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Florida's Heart,
ii$gt Vegetable
it Garden Land; I
m*n
partly
«fs'In
Vnnce £ . D o u g l n s r p r e s i d e n t '
of the Sanford Bnsehnll Club, a n
nounced tills morning th at plans
had keen completed for the en
tertainm ent 'hf several hundred
De-Land
fans
who
have
been invited to attend the spe
cial “ Del.nnd P a y ” game a t the
local hull park this afternoon,
and r/ne of the largest crowds
over assembled a t the field is
expected to be on hand to w it.
ness thd opening contest of the
Snnford-Sarusota Kories, and the
comprehensive p r o g r a m
ar
ranged to celebrate Sunford’s
winning of t h e 1 pennant for the
first half of the season.
The celebration this afternoon
will also mark the close of a
baseball benefit campaign, and
among other features will he the
Ik Bodies
Washed
JoatWas
kceanBed
Also
ig Case
is Found
iarch Of
fly Today
giving awny of n five pussengor
adtomrthile.
Many intert-fttJng
events are scheduled for the a f
ternoon.
Mr. Drekn, president of the
Dcl-und Chamber of Committee
■will pitch the first bull, with
Mayor Forrest Lake on the re
ceiving opd.
Sanford’s Municipal Band ..pull
be on hand, and the Pc Lund a g
gregation will stage a parade
through the down-town section
before the opening o f the con
test.
The Sanford Club’s reputation
as u winning team has attracted
attention throughout the state,
Mr. Douglass said, and muny
people from Orlando, Duytona
and nearby points are expected
to throng the ball park this a f
ternoon.
July 8, (/P)
"5SSto,£|TAX RATE IS CUT YOUTH IS SOUGHT
S v S t h r e e m il l s by AS MURDERER OF
f e r t i J O H N W. MARTIN CAROLINA GI RL
I
Jllisinn
with Governor Announces Slash Ip Bov Named “Jimmy”
red the battered
Rarim- reported
But 12 bodies in
body was seen
ifliinery in the
Pot hors weie repdo room.
praised from the
sntir, off Block
Jternoon, wus
llyn Navy Yard
LBO miles from
r wns sunk by
| f Rome last,
m a rin e yesterl h of War Reef
tit was released
S truggle of 11
i navy salvage
tjnst odds to
j, as only nine
in who perishtBcn recovered,
i dry-dock the
J to cut open the
ni-'
it ttlt1 foodies,
omplished what
hud considered
the submarine
iO ocean depth."ruler
Edward
of the enginehis crew, hail
of the two out
1 a civilian pilot,
the S-bl struck
if.
TA LLA H A SSEE, July 8.—</Pi C oventor Martin's 2',» per cent r e
duction in r-t:it«- taxes, announced
b y 't h e executive yesterday before
bis departure for Pensacola, was
before tbe comptrollbr today uud
notices to the counties will proba
• bly go forward shortly.
As a resultl of the governor’s fcduetion the state* tax levy now
stands a t 7 Mi mills, instenl of 10’.4.
The millage follows:
General revenue, 2 mills; com
mon schools, 1 mill; pension 2 V*
mills; state hoard of health. %
mill;; state road departm ent, •/»
mill; stute prison fund, % mill;
tick erudicution, Mi mill and free
school text bookM, % mill.
The general revenae levy was cut
I Mi mills; s ta te pension, % mill;
s late road departm ent,
mill and |
the stale hoard of heultli,
mill.
The 7',;i millage taxation propos
ed by the governor ly beimue offer
live next N,ovCTnbe"r‘^ t rn's found a f t
er a compilation h e n ' t o be the low
est levy in ton y c .rs .
Governor M artin’s reduction of
tho s tate tax levy for lil’ili makes
a fl'A mill cut since the present ex
ecutive went into office. Last your
ftie governor reduced the taxes a
fourth of a mill.
The governor, in a statem ent to
the people regarding the reduction
dechtrvd thut the shurp cut in tuxes
“ should lie u sufficient answ er to
those who are slandering and t r a
ducing our splendid state."
L E , Fla., July 8 . - Suit Of M. J. Budlong
hn W. Martin and
the Internal ImNEW PORT, R. L, July 8.— (/!’)
of the state >t — A mysterious “ Mrs. X" is figur
'ere named defentl- ing in the divorce action of Milton
hrought in federal J. Uudlong, wealthy New Yorker.
s t Court Finance References to her liuve enme out
Ing to nullify the in examination of Uudlong by Mrs.
res of certain sufo- Rudlong, who has discharged her
Lnke Worth to lawyer.
.
ntH claim title unRudlong
admitted
to
his wife
hts.
irse to tiui state yesterday th at he hnd continued
e title to millions iiis friendr.hip for “ Mrs. X,” and
hud taken her to the thvuler and
of property, which had
visited her apartm ent.
He
y the trustees us demurred when his wife pressed
s and on which
cuts have been him to udmit that the other wom
an was beautiful.
He also denied
ng the suit said,
ado upon the ulleg- he had promised “ Mrs. X" thut he
trustees of a sub would never he reconciled to his
containing a little wife, hut (juickly added: “ I never
kro to A. O. Hondor- will become reconciled, you krtow
ire. one of the de- th a t.”
Rudlong denied th at he ever had
Hlllt,
petition set forth, said his wife was cruzy, but a d
fit* tru s tie s over the mitted ho had advised her to con
F u st Coast Finance sult u physician about her nerves.
hlch owns u section
NAVY FLIGHT POSTPONED
Kg Lake Worth in
Jfounty and claimed
WASHINGTON,
(merged island under
,
. • July
... , . 8.—<A
.. *)—,
The nnvy b non-»top flig h t a tte m p t
m-right law*. .
seaplanes PB-1 from Seattl-j
mpluint alleges th a t with Beaplunes
by the trustees was to San Diego has been indefinite!
Islam] hut merely a postponed, the depa rtm en t was ad
land within the Rlp- vised today owitig to failuro of the
jndury of tho coni- oiling system for the plane engines
Jting from dredging which forced a landing a t Pillar
Point, Washington, yesterday.
cusaton t h a t arose
ability of asking the
»ln a t Sanford, pro
to plan declared t h a t
j l e publicity v would
k eltjr from new* *****
i o u t .o v e r tb e nation
' ivwb* w ould / sxr
TltYON, N.
July 8.—(/p)— A
youth nnnmd “Jim m y" was being
sought by officers today for th<*
nllegtd m urder of Mi.c. Jean Hru
well, 17, of Tyroii, and tile serious
injury of lj.
Sopiter, 21 of S a
luda.
Homier, said by physicians to in*
in a serious condition at a Tyron
hospital, today attem pted to give
authorities a more positive clue to
the identity of the man whom he
said fired a bullet into Miss B ras
well’s head and turned the gun up
on him a f te r u quurrrl.
Sonner said he anti Miss B ras
well were riding late yesterday
when they picked up the young
man wlmyi he knew only ns “J i m
mie.” Reaching a point where they
hud a good view of Green River
Cove, Homier said lie stopped the
machine.
While viewing tile valley, a qmirrel arose, he said, ami “Jimmie"
suddenly seized Hnmier’s revolver
from the seat and shot Miss Bras
well, As Sonner sprung from bis
sent nml started for the other, lie
was met by two bullets nnd when
he regained consciousness, the a s
sailant had disappeared.
Sanford Lions T o
Begin Air Program
At Nine Tonight
Ss nford Lions are prepared to
roar in harmony over the Winter
Park rudio broadcasting station a t
P o’clock tuni_ht.
The Lions iinurlette and other
entertainers will l«* assisted in the
Sanford musical program by Mrs.
Virginia Finer ut tin* piano, and a
mixed iiuartet will he made with
the assistance of Mrs. Paul King**
and Mrs. Jam es A. Mathers.
Joe G. Graham In-ads the Lions
('lull committee in charge of a r
rangem ents for the radio broad
casting program . The mule q u ar
tette is composed of Paul Kmge,
Claud Hownrd. Jim Giuliani nnd
S. It. Dighton.
Samuel R. Dighton, Sanford a t
torney and president of the clubwill deliver u 10-minute talk on
Sanford, its progress, growth and
opportunities, and the Ison Club
nnd its munifold activities.
In addition to the quilrtets there
will be piano solos by Mrs. Finer,
a duet by Mrs. Mathers and Mr.
Graham and two solos fov Mrs,
Mathers.
w ith , th eir old. Georgia training
edmp and wohld id all probability
i
accept a n ty reasonable offer th at
Sanford
“ rdf* m ight
“ make.
The committee appointed to
w o r k . on this project consist# of
R. L. Hooker, -L. L. Voorhees and
R. A. Cobb.
The feature adilresn of the
meeting was made by R. G. Davey
who spoke on th e value of civic
clubs In the upbuilding of the
community.
. R. L. Hooker was admitted as a
new member and Ralph .Bronson,
form er Sanford m an now living
in Daytona Beach, a n d ' W. G*
Lake attended a s visitors..
Lion Joe Graham- reported , all
in r e a d i n e w r i o t ttje c i t y ; radio
g r a n t- to be biuadcaat tonight
On H is W ay
|
tho handfl of tho Sanford police
thlH woekt
Thfi
,jc(J dopart.
mnni*B
— inoruasc
1
m ont’s zoo will
its popu
lation -to the extunt of a wolf, u
coyote, several rubbits and a Javu
monkey.
Thu new additions will lie sont
here from the Rio Vista zoo ut
Daytona Beach, which is closing
up.
The police of Sanford bid
920 fur the Juva monkey und the
bid was accented and the other
anim als added as presents.
Preparations are going forward
fo r the removal of the zoo into
a more centrally located p art of
Lakeview park, and shade trees
will be supplied.
.
The additions from Daytona arc
the flm t to-be m ade,since tho a r
rival of the Florida black hear
which was caught a t Bunnell and
brought* here last week.
One Killed, 2 Hurt
In Auto Collision
L A K E C ITY^TU ., J u ly
(A V H. O. VJcJ*, B a rw k k , g L iwo* killed
in a p automoblto coin*
i m o ral
miles south of Lo|(a CRl lip tta lg h t
and his wife 0i)C*on m il iorioualy
in ju red a s they w erp )$]
“ r ta
th e bedside o f a. tic k t
cadla;
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Eight Pages Today.
f'i
• t ■
ERECTION OF
BIG BUILDING Goes Before;|§tf
TO BEGIN SOON Jury To Tell' St^Rs
•C
L
Flans Arc Completed. i t a 8
Story Office
Structure
To Be Built By The Title'
Guaranty Anri MortgngeCo.
Span Costing $1,20(1,000 Is
t
- ’« «; -■ ’. - T H
Mrs. McPherson
Work On B r id g e H as
Lasted Two Years
3 -Pound Pik - Relate Tale
; Days’Absei
Is
Hooked
By
Los Angeles
Contract Will Be
Let Within 30 Days The President
Bridge Opening Is Another
Link InHighwnyFromiWest
Florida To The East Coast
Building To Have 110- Rooms
Equipped With All Modern
Improvements AnriFixturos
Formally Opened At Cere
mony In Which State Head
Removes laist Obstruction
PAUL S M IT H ’S. N. Y..' July*
8.--(/Pi — President Coohdge hn«
caught a fish. It was u thru«piniml pike and he look it from
Drawings are practically com
Lake Osgood, scarcely six houm
PENSACOLA, Fla., July H.— l/T)
pleted and the eollUruet will lie lei
after bis arrival at White Camp.
The $ 1.200,1100 Escambia Bay
j* .
within iM) days for Sanford's new
Out in a boat, Mr. Coolidgo
Bridge, .'{.7 mill's in length, today
modern eight --tnrv office building,
booked bis prize ami brought It
was thrown open to the public.
f j
to lit built by the Title Guurfmty *V aboard. Before he left Wash
The bridge required more than
Albert Tiiiisui II, IT*, lives in Iowa M ortgage Cotnpnnv a t Park A ve ington. Mr. Coolidge Intimated
two years to build.
The firing of an aerial bomb was City, In., nml Ins m other lives in nue and Second Street, on tlo- that he might try his luck in the
waters of Osgood Lake.
the signal to throngs gathered for England. For two months she has southwest corner, according to Cnf.
George
W.
Knight,
president
of
the
The President apparently is
been
very
sii
K
but
Albert
had
no
the occasion that another link in
the old Spanish Irsiil hnd been money to p;i\ bis way across the Title Guar; tnv and M ortgage com •(•eased with the prospects of a
quiet sum m er and lie is ptanning
completed.
. . Atlantic. Finally a rich Iowa City pany.
on
as much relaxation us possible
man
heard
>
*f
Ins
plight
and
a
d
Elton
J.
Moughton,
Sanford
With tin- explosion 6f the bomb,
during the tyfo months he in e x
Governor John W. Martin and Dr. vanced him tin- money. Now’ Al architect, is drawing the pluus for
pected to he camping here.
tho new structure, which will fol
Funs A. Hathaway chairm an of b ert’s on his way to seu her.
lie has taken, a lively interest
low the lines of the most, recent
the S tate .Road Department, ac
in the beauties of his relryat.
modern office buildings of New
companied by a party front S anta
With Mrs. Coolidge, he has nlYork. The face of tin* building
Rosa county, proceeded to a re
rendv explored many of t|ie
will lie sim ilar to that of the new
viewing stand in the center of the
paths
that, wind untong tho pines.
Bowery
Havings
bunk
in
New
bridge where they severed a nilYork- Mr. Mouglitoii said.
\ e r cord, tin* lust obstruction.
Governor Martin declared the
The first floor of the landing
state road system wus reaching n
will have a ceiling '22 feet high j
singe which will menu the early
!• no finished in Italian Reuuuisuiire ]
completion of road number one
style. Tbe whole lower floor. '
from I . ;oi.la to Jacksonville.
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1 which will In- decorated to equal j
Imlo les Stale’s Progress
F a r m e r s K v c h a n g e W ill A ls o |
v “ 'G jhing of its kind u
“Tbe bo.tiling of this g re a t
Folrida, will be m-eupied by tlv
I n s t a l l N e w K q u l p m e n t F o r Title G uaranty and Mortgage com
bridge tiinl the elimination of tbe
T r e a t i n g B u lh tr
A f f e c t e d pany and the firm of Knight and
ferry is indicative *-i tbe progress
of this section of the state," he
By D iseases
A nd
B e s t s McNeil, realtors uml insurance Sheriff C. M. Hand InvltedTo
agents.
said, “ and r
. idence of thut a d
lit* I'renent At Conference
The building will in* eight stories
vancement so noticeable in ull
The pre-eooling plant of the S an
Called To Mup Out Fight
parts of Florida."
.
ford Farm ers Exchange a t Hour- high, and built of limestone. The
“ Tin* f a d th a t at the tunic time dull is being equipped for the stru ctu re as a whole will he of
Against Seiners In County
thut the people of Florida a re treuling of bulbs which a r e sub steel skeleton, brick and tile con
struction.
working toward the early comple ject to disease and Insect pests.
The active co-operation of the
tion of t lie old Spun '» trail the
Willi the iiiNtnllalion of the new
Indirect lighting effects will he Isuac Walton Lcugue lO_the pre
people of Alabama, recognising machinery the pro-cooling plant installed in tin* initial floors uud vention of Hciniug, dynam iting and
the import mice of this g ro a t n a will I k - operated through the yeur. fancy plastering will enhance the trapping of ganiu fish in county
tional highway, are britfgiug Mo Federal laws gpvcrn the treatm ent beautv of the main offices.
w aters will he promised Sheriff C.
To Contain I 10 Offices
bile nay, furnishing another link of Imlbs for itytorstuto commerce
M. Hand ut a meeting of the orThe building will contain MO o f gnnizatimi to he held In the Semi
in the national system of roads, ntid the plant is being equipped to
t.(l nole Grin on Friday for the pur
shows a spirit of co-operation be (real bulb-: in conformance with | fices. Partitions will be
suit the convenience of lonij term pose of discussing with the Sheriff
tween the people of the gulf coast the U. S. quarantine.
th a t will eventually mean vast de
N
. ' -us, ghidiulin, E aster lily letimils, ami tlu- offices will be wavs ami means of preventing the
velopment.
and other Imlbs are grown enm- i fulfil on the luisiii **f fluor space growing operations of pouehers,
“ In connection with s tate a f morchilly in tbe Sanford district, instead •■( numbers of rooms.
League officials stated today.
Two high speed, elect ricully
fairs. 1 want to sny th a t I hytjg to and tin- tro llin g plant will be the.
The lo ngue will m eet immedi
continue reduction-of s tate tmfts." hugest in I -e world, according to driven elevator, will he installed ately following tiie meeting hf the
An article, prepared by request ('. M. Berry, field agent, nnd direc- m the new Title G uaranty build Chamber of Commerce. All per
by County Engineer Winston E. lur of the Sanford F a n n e rs Ex- ing, and the structure will he equip sons interested in conservation
ped with mail chutes, wind proof
Wheal . of Escambia, gives some i h a n g e .'
trash chutes, steam heat, oak floors fish, fowl und other game, to the
idea ns to iust w ha t the new
Bulbs are planted pinr to celury in the offices and tile in tho cor protection of which tho Isaac- Wulbridge means in the wav of the and" vegetables and harvested in
ton League devotes its activities,
ridors.
immensenc .-» of tho project.
are invited to attend this meeting.
the summer, a f te r the vegetable
The construction of ‘tin* new o f
The .trniTure, the
engineer I season has closed.
Operation of
Col. George W. Knight, presi
slated, i-* not in the tru e sense \(lie bulb trea tin g plant will cause fice bidding is one of the first
of the woi'il a bridge, font n scric inure bulbs to be raised ill this movements of the business section dent of the Sanford chapter of the.
of spans. These speas a re mild*' vicinity, it is thought, giving more of Sanford above Second S treet on League, announced Thursday th a t
a memls-fship drive will bo launch
up of steel, ereosoted timber stonily employment to farm labor Park Avenue.
ed within a week, with n view of
trestles and earth fills. The fills, and workers in tho pro-cooling
welding together enough of tho
which are 20 feet minimum at (la- plant.
citizens of Seminole county to
top, with 2.1-faot side slopes, nr**
bring pressure t<> (tear on law
approximately fourteen feet above J The lieiirdall plant will he
makers and .obtain legislation for
| equipped for the packing and ship
I Continued on Page It)
tin* protection of wild life.
, ping in car load lots, of Imlbs, n.-i
well us for treat meat.
"The Sanford C hapter of the
Federal Court Rules
Isaac Walton League has about 70
niemhern," Col Knight said, “ it
There Is No 12-Mile
Over a bountiful supply of chick should have ulmut 1.000. It should
en a In king, tho members of the he strong enough to cause laws to
Limit For U. S. Ships
“ in and 8" upper shrine of the lie made and enforced for tho pro
American Legion, elected officers
HOUSTON. Texas, July 8. </!*) nt their annual meeting in the tect inn and conservation of wild
NEW YORK, July 8. t/T)
life in l-'lorida."
Jud g e W alter E. Moiitieth, in (lie Prim Cafe Wednesday night.
There is no “ twelve-mile limit"
" I t is regrettable.'' lie added
preventing seizure beyond tluit | Sixty-first District court today im
Jam es O. Huff was elected
point for, American ships, accord- imunced tho postponement of llu* “Chev do Guerre,” which is the “ thut tile nmue Wallops huvu
ng to « decision of the United P utin habeas corpus proceedings voitnre's highest offing; II. O. come, to ho known as u fisher
States circuit court of uppi-als, pending in his court until a f te r thi Was burn wus elected “correspond- men’s organization. It is not. It
made public today.
The decision hearing a t Austin before tlu- gov ant," und L. O. Helmut wus eiioseu seeks tho protection of all game,
including fish."
reversed a finding in the United ernor on S aturday. The habeas director of publicity.
States district court of tlu* District corpus wos set for tomorrow.
Plana were matin for the e n te r
of ( ’olumhia which had sustained
tainm ent of the Ornlndo ami DeFLIGHT IS POSTPONED
exceptions to a government libel |
Ltind vultures here early in
filed against tho American Rum- j
--------August.
moonlight boat ride oil
Runner Under Water.
I PARA, Brazil, July S .-(A ')
tho Welukn und u fish fry
ut
"An American ship on the high I \ f t e r several unsuccessful attem pts I-onion Bluff will bo included in the
seas retains her ullcgium-c to tin-I to rise from the water, tlcrnurd-i program.
United S tates," the decision of tin* Duggnji and his eompaiiioii today
Members present nt 'the annual
court of appeals recorded.
“ It is postponed resumption of t l ic r meeting were John IliutcrmciHlur,
A “ round table discussion” will
quite well recognized th at every flight to Buenos Aires until tomor Jam as O. Huff. II. G. Washburn, p ie held hy llis Kiwanis Club- nt tho
nation has the right to hind its row. The pluno was unuhlc to get Percy Moro, Stanley Walker, Hodg- Montezuma Hotel a t 7 o ’clock F r i
own subjects to its own laws in off because of tho heavy load of hoii Ball, Sliermun Lloyd- und L. day. The object of the discussion
fuel nnd oil.
every place."
C. Behout.
is to “ make Sanford Kiwanis moro
The 'M0 ami 8" will, in tho fu effective In creating a healthy In
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ture, hold regular monthly meet fluence and public , sontinu-nj. in
ings on the Banio dale th a t the city nnd county rtffairH."
American Lcgiontt meets, and «foy
Mutters to lie discussed include
providing entertainm ent feature*# rhild labor, public safety, mem
ami fqo«t, endeavor to swell the bership, weekly program s, sing
attendance a t the gatherings of ing, luncheons, speakers and busi
ness muthods.
W. E. Dodd and B. A. Moffitt, transferred to county court; T, P. the legion, it was announced.
President E. F. I-uno will preside.
without lights, $.1.
p artn e rs in a roofing contract ' Dean, parked will
Among those who huve boon urged
bond
forfeited;
Juck
Johnson,
Flirst
Violators
Of
ing business in Sanford, were in
to place tho mooting first among
Lurceny, arrented by C. E. Will
tho City jnil Wednesday as a re iams, trau sferre d to cqutity court; Italian
Strike Law tho a ffairs of F riday .evening aro
A. P. Connelly, T. L. Dumas, J. 0 .
sult of a "party" Tuesday even Clint RUes, violation of parking
In Court Sharon, and E. D. Brownlee qf the
ing which wus adjudged too wet. luw, dismissed; W. B. Brown, held Convicted
advisory board; Mayor F orre st
Dodd was sentenced to pay 9&0 for medical examination to doterALESSANDRIA, Italy, July fe. iAku, J. G. Michael, C. A. Byrd,
or servo 60 days in jail charged mine Whether he wus sane, dis
with being drunk and disorderly, missed; H. 0 . Howard, drunken —</P)--Tho first convictions unddr R. B. Chapman, P. B. Smith- 0 . E.
und |100 or 60 days for posbeiuiou ness, $5, bond fo>feited; George the new syndicalist law forbidding McCall; H. H. PottiahaU. and J , D.
of liquor.
,
IMxorj. disordarjy conduct, d is strikes w«s handed - down b y tho Jhlkins, of the board of directors)
.<-• •. and all tho sleeted officers of tbe
M offitt was sentenced to |200 missed; .0 . Bui-kett, dra n k and labor court' hers today.
Seven laborers, sraployfed lit ' a club. -— ■—r
fino or 00 days for driving a ear disorderly, $16 bond forfeited; Kd
while Ihtobdcated upd $100 or 60 ('oak, drunk and dliurderly, cuse factory a t Cororroslo, wera found
days fo r possession of liquor. continued until F rid a y ; Love Biv guilty of having, on Ju n e 80, or
Neither of the men paid tho fines. ins, suspicious character, held for ganized a striko of 800 laborers to
Police 'soy both men are old investigation for 6 duys; Nelson obtain better working conditions.
Five were sentenced to-, ten
offenders who* have been hulled Elberry,' as s a u lt a n d 't h r e a t s $6U
into police court aeverul timcH on nnd 80 days, with an addition 30 months', imprisonment and the oth
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days in 'd e fa u lt of paying fine; e r two to qlght. months. •
charges of driinkennesti
M offitt Is being sued for divorce L aura , E lberry, d i * o r ° ® r *y
T hrough tha courtosyI o
f ‘
by h|a, wife, and a subpoena wa» conduct-, dismissed; A n n ie \ Milt Ship Captain Killed
P. F oster, T hailerald h as '
said to l a v e baen served op him e r, disorderly conduct,' dl|raitued;
the original record of
by the a M r l f f s ofice while he was A rth u r .Sm aU , disorderly conduct,
w hite m an's trip thro
Ida E v et glades, mad*
continued w ith F riday; Will Anin th e
Jail. . *
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day by
Other, eases disposed of in., po
and p a rty in
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Jay included: J .
account# o f which i
' a n automobile
r*m. ***»hh«*J W 1*}
'r .° 0 a a e t.
* ri M n tog [
. driving) $15 «
,WStone, lacklep*
da;
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of p a ri
tbf.u
LOCAL PLANT TO
PACK AND SHIP
F L O W E R BULBS
ISAAC WALTONS
TO HOLD MEETING
AT FRIDAY NOON
J.O.Huff Is Fleeted
Head O f ‘40 And 8’
At Wednesday Meet
Ponzi Hearing* Is
Delayed By Judge
Kiwanis Club Will
Hold Round Table
Discussion Friday
Included In
People To Be
L O S A N G E L E S , Jj
(/P)— Aimee Semple Mi
sou went before the
grand jury here this irfi
to tell again,* this time,
oath, her story
been kirin&D«<I« tori
held for ransom
ing for her 86 da,
from Angeius Tempi*
seat of her gospel c .
Meanwhile, tho fedorsl'
Jury is conaldorlag th s
three weok’s investigation
ornment officials.
The evangelist beads • Bsb
witness** summoned by . u s » ;
quiaitors in an effo rt to throak
tho facts in a case' t h a t 't h u s
has presented a m *se of Incan
ties.
.
Tho grand ju ry indicated bt
lie atetem onts t h a t they
tho rsllgtous loader to
dojail how ah* w as
Ocean P ark . M ay 18. »
and a woman; haw ab a ,
coped from h e r captor*
gored across dr**rt yrastfsa
tho Mexican border tgwn d f u
P rje ta across th e line
las- Ariz.
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H er testim ony la
cupym ost of today's as
case she conclude# bafi
recesses, her mothar, J ,
Kennedy is listed as the
ness.
Those who playod lead!
in tho Arizona and M aidu
opmonta of the CSrtJtoMjl
asked to testify. W hlla ■
out af the jurisdiction a c t
Jury and ca n n o t be an
many of them have iodfc
they would appear.
They include Erneato
m ayor of Agua Prkota;.
Hinton and Chief of Police
den of Douglas.
f
m
Local Guard
Will Attend Cam
Near Jacksonvil
--------Tha Sanford unit a f th* FlotV ~
National Guard will leave f o f a, j
duy encam pm ent a t Camp Joli
near Jqcksonvillo, Sunday monUBg^f
Tho unit Is Company “ D",
infantry, under command of C t]
tain J . C. Hutchison.
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A special train has been c h a rte r^ :: ^
eil to convey the guardsmen to
camp, which is located a t Bli
Point, about 10 miles south Jacksonville.
O ther units of tho F lorida
tlonal Guard a r e a rriv in g
fban ordered.
Company “ D" la corapo
throe officers and 60 men*
Lieut. W. F. Rung* a r ra n g e d
transportation of men and eqp
mont and Second Lieut. B. 0.
per Is In charge “ ”
•Tho medical
_
ford unit commanded by M a jo r'l
E. Stevens and C adtaln 0 . L. F
will accompany t h e infant
during tho encam pm ent.
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Brazil Facing An
Industrial
RIO DE JA N E IR O , Jdly
— Brasil to f*e*d with
trial crisis b ro a g h t sb
Increasing valua of its
larg e ly to th* govem a
of deflation ' by w ltl
large am ount of p a p a r 'J
oulatlon.
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Many w holeealen a n d
h a r e large stocks of
tured goods on hand
bought abroad before
had read ied lta presen t
Lakeland—$760^00
a g l offfce bufldtaf t o ^
Herald To
Of First Trip Through
Sty
m
^ T 7 ; ,f;» y
Police Will Secure
More Additions To
LocalZooThisWeek Two Local Roofing Contractors Are
. Held In City Jail On WhiskeyCharges
More wild unimuls will como into
Z
lub To Invite Detroit Tigers
tin At Local Municipal Ball Park
to feci
cure .the
municipal athletic
L municipal athletic
pted a t the week
sting of the L lom
noon today In the
fo, and a committee
j
immediately* .to
.idence w i t h the Dewitb • view toward
a contract a t an
A too
Wanted For Serious Injury
To Man; Affair Started As
Result Of Quarrel,IsKeport
Tax MillajreWednesday •.Re
duction Is 25) I'er Cent Or
Three Dollars On Thousand
lartin Is
Pendant In
Mysterious Mrs. “X
and Suit Figures In Divorce
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MARTIN OPENS
ESCAMBIA RAY
BRIDGE TODAY
Record C ro w d Expected
At
C eleb rattan Of, Ball
Club*$ Pennant Winning
( -‘S1
' occurred t here
lie s-r.i. Three
flit bodie later
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)R1DA, THURSDAY; JULY 8, 1926.
rW .
gentto, rariabl#
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» ' * >7 1*. ^ *T
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h i . Sffi
In Fall Aboard,Vessel
the-country!
marcbaa
8o recoi
tor i
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�4 P. M.,
H osts o f fans front several central Florida towns
hand Thursday afternoon to welcom e the Sanford Cham|(tol< Baselsl
Cfub in the opening of their second secies o f the last h a lf o f the seaso^
Boost the club by being on hand.
Watch the First Half Winners
the Balance of the Week
SaleI
Tomorrow’s gam e is to be a benefit a ffair for the
team which carried Sanford’s name to the four corners
of the United States as champions of the Florida State
League,
~ ... - ^ ,<s4 A . U c* * ft
EAT AT
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Hundreds of out of town fans are to attend this
game. Many are to come from bther central Florida
counties. They are coming to pay homage to their
representatives, the men who have brought honor to
central Florida.
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Cy’s Place
\
5-Room Stuci
Bungalow
- Valdez Building, I'urk Avc.
Your attendance at the coming gam es will help
to bring home another pennant. You may be awarded
the new Hudson Coach which is to be given away.
Someone is going to draw it.
l] Clean, wholesome, home cooked
' meals prepared by cooks who know
*\ how good food should taste. A place
\ which merits your patronage. Run
* strictly by Americans for Americans.
Boost for Sanford’s Champions.
$750 Cash
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Balance $45 Mont
^ * Give us a trial you’ll sure come back
Chas. Anderson
; Cy Smith
Sanford Chamber of Commerce
Styleplus
Received —
A SHIPMENT OF
' Eastman Autographic
l
Cameras
vi du
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v PRICES $2.75 AND UP
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What is the difference between a
hen that LAYS and one that LAYS
OFF. One is a profit and the other is
a loss.
Feed our high grade poultry feeds
and make them LAY PROFIT.
Your money back if you are not
satisfied.
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Wo also carry all sizes
Eastman Film.
•Call us for anything in
Tho Drug and Sundry Line
* LA N EY’S
DRUG STORE
Phone 103
Street
Sanford Feed & Supply
Company
PHONE 529
Myrtle Avc. and 4th St,
JNO. W. SNEED
York Blue
Silk Lined
Why do moat men pre
fer dark Blue? It ia
suitable for wear anywhare, it ia serviceable,
it ia dignified, it ia con
venient to haVe a dark
blue to put on any time.
Buy the Styleplus York
Blue, which in style,
quality and known val
ue is the greuteat value
you have ^ever seen.
Popular ..model, f i n e
grade all wool unfinish
ed worsted, silk • lindd
including silk vest back
and silk sleeve linings.
Moderate price. Come in
today. You will like
York Rlue.
tyeofaff & Watson
that next job get our price* on
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By winning the first series of the present h alf of
the Florida State League, th e Sanford Club has again
started a winning streak th at is to carry them to the
lead------where they rightfu lly belong.
* *\ *
NeceultUa. *
L et’s all >go
tin g the bunting on %
season. The team cart
DEAN-BERG CORPORA^
a ssis| in 1putale for thfe; entire
proper backing.
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We’re B oosting for the te^
The
A GOOD PLACE TO EA|
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125 W est F irst St.
QUALITY HIGHER THAN
V.
�“Our force has always been in
structed to warn
ra th e r than
summon strangers of our traffic
laws,'' he says. "It cannot be ex
pected that the stranger will Ik;
cognizant of every provision of
every1 Florida town For that rea. . .
.
son
otir men are told to use rourA
tf.'CLOUD, July 8.-—(M —May- teay in handling
strangers. T j
Clove Outlaw of this rlf y In help them ra ther than to make
firm believer that fair trrtit-!,thair stny one of annoyance. \ \ e
e'nt to the visiting motorist is' find that in !•!• per rent of the
ie of Ihe beat advertisements cases n warning is all that is
ai-B city can h a w .
(needed. Whether - o r " h n s works
Rofoirinjf to the* recent
j out i»r not con Ik* hcmi B> a planet
;oa of Governor Martin on the
or Believes In
Treatment To
ing Motorists
. / t l t t police officers of certain c<
initics in their treatm ent of c a r'
f i v e r s , the mayor expressed the
opinion th a t the governor wan
most right in th at every consid/ o r a t i o n should l*c given the motor-
S
a t our accident record. I t la also Jap K ills Self To
nil and a fte r all th a t is what a
Make Bride jH appy
police force is for. to keep people
from (retting* hurt, not to make a
‘record* in Hie number of arrests
,
RVANSV1LI.E. InJ., J u l y 8 mafic or the amount of fines nasesr d.”
(/!’,—William Mi. 22
Ja p a n e s e
j waiter, sacrificed bin life th a t his
jj.
.Smyrna barrel and erntf
-bride might be happy.
fac(j
to be established here.
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His body was found in a gas-filled
Hines, 10, were married. A letter j
J. G. SHARON.
found In the’ room told of the b a r
Attornejr-al-Law
rier between the Japanese and his |
sweetheart.
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Will practice in all the court*
I “ f,'a t '’or W " if ,*
Examination of Abstracts of U n r
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* ™ [ » ( T,tU„ civ, „
j« ;
would & by
Offices in Court House
finches
■ if
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- 11 ll-I hnd to go,”>• said
the «-*
let- 1I
ter.
Tampa — Nu Grape Bottling:
He had ap- Company erecting new $40,000 ^
ago. Ml and Gladys -limit here.
Tn .,(•»’ _Now_ $ ' IMJ.GOo ""p'ant of room here last night
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Chrysler Quality $
N ew Low Prices
Beginning Friday, July 9th, and Ending Saturday,
July 17th.
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Our m l in. slick of suits, couslslln* of over FIVK III NllltKI) IjeHt Wfluht Wu..l.ns
llcurkfs. nshairs. (inhndims. Scrucs. Flannels an,l Tro|>n;al Worsteds will lie sold al l.nces Ihul mil
m itve t h i s l a r g e s t o c k in circle.’ (o m a k e ro o m fo r oiir
I l l 'l l
UF.c;i I Alt l‘lll(v K
M o s q u it o e s
Slap! Dul InultwfacnilJfWl £ j
w i t *(>!*•
5 U p p m ( * i i» « q u ito « * : ■ 1
gr *■ xeorrt—penman then it ilm Ihtnt. Andi ( “
£*<■ •.>W could b* eeiiitel/ lid <d them n
1
wfif+h
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t ka i*—"■*—>-
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B « « U n m t ln#*ct P t w d r r
w ill k ill • very d m in d it *
c u r end m ( c to tiM.
ft** fc powder.
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n p ln d o , I t r m 't *t* in . It**
b t r o«'»»■
l m to
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con
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* im tU r piov ini t. «
blow
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J ^*per,
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the— *tr from
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ca n b u m i t tn th * room.
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I t i I m k ill* A m i, F t***, R I m , R s « rK « i,
W * t * r B u f * . D * * l Bug*. M » t k i, l. ic * u n F o w l,
• a d m m ; other lu iu tt *i»<f p*r<Uft In m t * .
C a t B e * M rm d in trd ■iftirtg to p **»• * t
trOU# «Mt
n e r c r 'a o f c irrjfg u l’*,
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STOCK AM) THESE PRICKS
SM.F, f i t II K
ARE
CONVINCING
The N ew Chrysler “ 60 ” A New
Lighter Six oS Famous Chrysler Qua!
s a l e im m ck
I! I’.li I. LA It I'HIt K
40.00 ............... 27.48
37.50 .............. 25.98
35.00 ............... 23.08
32.50 ............... 20.08
30.00 ............... 10.48
. 5 0 .................18.48
Other Prices In Proportion
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sh ip m en ts.
27.50 ................ 17.08
25.00 .............. Hi. 18
22.50 ................. 15.08
20.00 .............. 15.18
18.00.............. 12,18
15.00.................. 0.08
I t ’s E a s y t o K i l l
S'
ta ll
For you w ho would lim it your motor car
investment to any of the lower-priced
sixes, W alter P.Chrysler presents another
sensational quality product — the new
lighter six-cylinder Chrysler “60".
In this new lighter Six arc the same supremeChrysler quality and value,thesame
sheer brilliance of Chrysler design and
the same skill and precision of workman
ship that have w on such public acclaim
in the Chrysler “70” and Imperial “BO".
Customer Pays For Alterations
Sixty m iles and more, per hour; unprec
edented acceleration; astonishing riding
No Suits Reserved--You Get Your Pick of Entire
Stock--Come Early
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Chas. T. Fuller Motor Co.
VV. First St.
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Merchants
See it; drive it; experience its unusual
performance— and you w ill, we feel sun,'
no longer be content w ith any but the
Chrysler S ix "60” in its field.
The Tifew Slighter Six
L i. P E R K I N S
YVTIaka Bldg.
(INSECT POWDER $
W e are eager to num ber you with the I
thousands w h o have already approved the I
quality and value of th is new lighter Six I
Chrysler “60” by enthusiastic ownership, I
since its presentation.
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Touring Car, *1075
R oadster, *1145
Club Coupe, *116$
A ll fu ftr* /b n*frti«f, nuf'jftt
C oach, *1195
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Sedan, *1195
590
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6l t Kill* T h em ." > guide lo t kitUug
led gtrdanpact*.
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McCormick&Co.;
mi f Cf
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ease and roadability— a 3core of fine ai I
features never before incorporated in anj
air near the new lighter Six ClirviU
“60" in price.
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MILANE Tomorrow
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Union Pharmacy
A Permanent
Wave
Fi t s e r ip lin n s
A nd
M c C u lle r sGrocery
I im p s
THE UASKKT U[IIU)IN(1
Commencement Day
Candies
Jw.sl A I,i 111(» 1>iI'IcitiiI
‘ J its ( a lil IIf Bel in
is !\ I’a ill’s disl jrift i vi* 111■;1111\ si-c\I,
Sun lord’s Newest Jeweler
1 111%oz. Bottle Monarch Catsup
H. C. VIELE
2r>c
1 Can Yankee Beans With Pork
Cfl’ts for the Bride
iitnl ( ii'uduutinu (lifts
A Substantial Jeweler-in A Substantial tu
Phone 375
T e le p h o n e 4Si)
FR EE
Prompt Servici*
N EW EST STYLES
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us
In
p areh m en t
I Mi Mufrnolin Ave
BUTTERMILK!
Merchants' Night, Friday, July 9
The
Ideal
Summer
Drink
Hacli of I lit* liilliiwinK iiHTchantn will bv rciirisintfd.
kid
YYilb l.i/a r d tr im m
Hill Hardware C'o.
in g s h ig h fleets.
A NEW ONE
P. Paul heuuty Shop
Laney’s Dry Cleaning Co.
Lloyd Shoe Company.
Waters Kandy Kitchen
Velle The Jewler
Haumel’s Specialty Shop
Wight liroM. Company.
Lloyd Shoe Company
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McCuller Grocery Co.
Union Pharmacy
FRESH
CHURNKI)
DAILY
WATER’S KANDY
KITCHEN
M ILA N E BUILDING
Cinderella” Frocks
l‘or the Tiny Tots
For the Tiny Tots
Fashioned of quality
vniltm and other wash
fabrics with bloomers to
match. Embroidered in
snappy, designs \v i t ti
bright rulers.
01 her
styles show a combinaai of materials sizes li
to Gyears.
BAUMEL’S
iaMAi
Keep our phone mimbor
handy eo thnt you eim call
us any time you find that
a suit needs dry donning and
pressing. Our earn are eonutnntly on the go anil one
of them will pick up your
clothes, bring them to us and
we will send them back to
you the same day. We do all
* kinds of dry cleaning and
remove all kinds of stains.
BEST OF AUTOMOHILE ACCESSORIES
CROWN GAS
Station I
YOUR FAVORITE OIL
Station 2
Station 3
2nd & Magnolia
Elm & 1st
10th & Sanford
“THERE’S A MAN AT THE CURB TO SERVE
$1.50 to $4.95
PSG
Phone for us to call
D ia m o n d T ire s
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COMPANY
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Phone 465
p in
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Service - Quality
Fair Prices
Phone 53
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Clerk Of Stale Prison' OfiHtaiH
NEW YO— RK, July 8.— t/D—
Culprits Arc Takifo
W ar-time
precautions ■ ag a in s t
County Pena To ftajford
snhoUiRo in its subway strike woro
As (illicitly As Is Possible |
beiiiR token by the IntCrboroujrft
The bridge will be only s u rp a ss
Rapid Transit Company todny.
TALLA
HASSEE,
July
fl.(/P)—
July p .--(/n ed by the immense structftru which
Agents of the company were
(bilitv lashed to is now in course of constructioa There in absolutely no delay in petth.R prisoners from ar
iyiy of the ( sont |nst nipht to ettend a meeting
e t night in the over Mobile bny.
J h ^ K tA te i of the strikers. Jam es L. Quackcounty jails a s - f a r .pa fhqSStAte
jllinni Deckert,
Prison Departm ent iR'concnrned.
learned.
1i.enbtish, general counsel of tho commay live to
f t
This was the statem ent
today of . ,)nhy.,explained th a t they wanted
yet unidentiT. E. „Andrews,
chief!
' in the wnter
_ ..
. . . priAmi
, „
,clerk,, . to know if anv of its men occupyregnrding the action o f t h e honed j jIl(» “ key" positions were attend*
rs 'before he
of commissioners of sUfte institu- j ilie these meetings, so it could n re terdny.
near
tinns in requestiVlg Nathan Mayo, Vl,,p their returning to work w'_-'re
ec Ryders, a
prison
eomniisSiuner, to show U b,,y might cripple the subway syseouse why so much delay is ox- r*tcm.
—
mny hours
The Lloyd Shoo Company have perienced at the Dade county jail
" Ju st before the United Stales
kert was un
Raiford entered tin1 World W a t,” he etided'
clue to the announced th a t a new line of in1RcttinR prisoners
Indie's
moderately
priced
shoes
i
.state
Farm.
its. but from
we would not let »j_koy man go to
As soon as notice* *jl«treeeive<! i work if hV attcndeci a Gorman
it utterances, hi've been added to 'th e ir stock and
ether an nc- this week the window’s of the store by the prison departm ent from the I mectin
jy three men are decorated With the several various sheriffs for th e tran sfer
No acts of violence hnvo a t t r a c t
(onday night styles which are included in the of prisoners to the state farm. ed special notice by the_21iblic. The
State Recruiting Officer O. II. comtmnv announces one elevated
sward bound line.
I lie addition of a shoe priced to Rogers, of Ocala, is promptly noti train was stoned and th a t pansenacross the
where
he a ttra c t the trade of Snnfocd and | fjeil, Mr. Andrews stated,
o?rs have been unduly jarred
truck
form, the trude territory the city serves I n any delay occurs in Inking
bre hipi with a ' is claimed liy the f Jovil t nnipunv thv prisoners to the stato farm, it
j.; dotditless due to Dm in u b d iiv '
lick him from to he a -ten forward in their e \
imnsioit to keep tmee with the ,,f Die one recruiting officer to i
handle the whole eastern section of
| that Deckert, growth of the citv.
'I'he moderate priced woman's Ithe
ll'
-state,
'M U > ,
Ithe
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.said.
'K ill,
prison
clerk
tom concussion
[Rood chance of shoe has long been known as u ,.\n assistant to Mr. Rogers looks
trade puller and liv adding to our afte r the territory west of T alla
(leriff’s deputies already
extensive line of m erchan
(tal here in the dise l believe we are now in a hassee.
Ill commenting on claims made
would
. . . , regain , position to lake ra re of every class j by the hoard that one prisoner,
a,,. °
of customer,” stiermun Lloyd, head I sentenced to die for murder, had
I oKCiiped from tho Dude jail after
, t " w h i ”h |(,r thw ^t,)r0' "«id
mt,rning.
he should hav« been nt Raiford,
.o r arguments
I Mr. Andrews referred to the law
ns possible 1
| which requires that such prisoners
re.
|
Iare to he delivered to the peni
tkert s partner.
tentiary by the sheriff, a f te r the
of no motive
Program
of the Sanford ■death warrant has been signed by
officials learntntly Imd argil- i Municipal Hand la he given from I thi’ governor.
the stand in Central
Park
lid.
Thursday a t S o ’clock. v
1, Mi ieh Hosts of Freedom
King.
2. Selection —High Jinks —
Friml.
::A. S ong—June brought the
Roses- Oppenshaw.
,'jll. Fox Trot -Tea for Two
— Youinntis.
■t.l Valse I)i Concert—South
page 1)
ern Roses—Strauss.
irshes which
Intermission
vcl. The nmf>. Overture— King . Midas—
were brought
Eilcnbcrg.
lenrby high(i. Novelette— In A Moonlit
gttage railGa rden— King.
th a t purpose,
7. Patriotic
Patrol — The
so fills and
Spirit of America—Zunmienil;.
krdnwny Con8A.— Fox T r o t —D inah--Askt.
of Columhas.
811.Fox T ro t— Ixincsome .m l
'108,11)1) cubic
Snrj^’Davis & Conrad.
was placed,
!). Anthem—The y in r Spang
inrpa.'wus the
led Hanner— Keys.
krthwoi k
Jos. Rei/.enst' in,
Jridge eompany
llamlina ter,
‘for, l In* erect imi
nail immediate
Ffturl-k.itriu tore
Hi."’T ie ' draw
"
* r
ltrt'-swing pier
>ng, giving two
ling for navigaYou remember her of course
Iht of the stru.■■ not so long ago she was a regular
|tin g s was given r.f ureiTow skinny hi a mild word
III l lli* eon
for the way she looked.
Jpan, a total <>f
J u st look at her now ■if ever
con rcte, with
a
woman had a perfect figure she
‘illfoiveil steel
of I 7.UH.T lineal has it she is the envy of half
piling was ai- tlie girls in town.
It’s nothing to get excited about
r piling used - all she did was to take on
'lin e a r feel, with weight filled out the hollows in 1p l e a S G .
Cl feet of rreosot- face, neck and clie:i any skinny 1
J1 timber in tlie weak, run down woman can do
fenders, and the same and gain a elean clear
complexion at the same time.
J u s t get Ho MiCoyJs Cod Liver
provide a 20 foot
for tit)
clav and two .T- Oil Compound Tablets
. Steel wire link cents a t Union Pharmacy or any
placed on the diuggist anywhere—Take 2 after
full length of the each meal and two a t bedtime and
l l t u t 's 2.'t miles of if any exeessively thin woman, or
for th a t m atter,
[the total length of man either
doesn't gain at least five pounds
i ;\j, W . U o m o r Mt’L a n t l e r A rof tin- bridge is ill UO days! Why! Money back,
Unc very thin woman gained ]
III 111liers i t $ I ,'dOt),cade, Commercial Street.
10 estim ates g i v u in pounds in 22 days. Ask for
*
t
inner man, division Met oys.
Lloyd Shoe Firm
Adds Medium Price
Shoe To Its Stock
(fcenn.) Sentinel was
-fit;
‘
J and
HCcretary-trcusurof,
Subway
through men unfnm illat with the
hanism of trnihs sotting tho
es suddenly on trtima in nao-'
ti°n.
The police hnvo not*boon cnlletl
unon to act, however, in nny such
cnscs. The TOO s trik in g subwaymen, motormen and switchnien
nave expressed thelplielves as op
posed to violence.' .t
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We are much pleased
with our new location
jin the McLander A r
cade and thankful for
a continuance of your
orders for
<<S in c la i^ ,,
Gas or 4 Quarts Oil.
JA C K
R IN E S
u n i t NS, R c f r t a f a a i t l t S
FILLING STATION
PHONE 8;m
111.1 Sanford Are.
P hone 461-J
Sanford. FU.
The New E ra
Printery
Increase In Prices
095
O I^ALL LOTS ON
h>. D etroit, p lu i .
merriment T a x
Geneva Avenue
A N D
■* ;.
I) it
d
New Low
Prices
In the wrorld'i largest production of ibt-cylinder cars, Hudson
has every "manufacturing economy. It offers* uncqualed savings
because of thorough1distribution. That it why, today, the finest
Hudsons ever built are priced the lowest in' History,
Hudson gives long, bard service st low cost of tnaintctitflca. h
gives eaMoperstion and little service care. It;is etsy to Steer,
safe to operate, and most brilliant‘in performance.
!J— ll.'X
ownership i* voiced by owftfcr* everywhere. Buyers pronounce
it the World’s Greatest Vaiuo.
.
*
m i i l p m n a io clodcu
R m i B iiM p tn , Auio■MhUld Cleaner, R eer
I f , T re n t m lu io n Lock
[ K e d l t i o r S h a tte r* .
b f itn a K " ^
I i*f. e.
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?.. inn fi t
W M N SM
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ALSO
Sheet Rock- Stucco - 1
CHASEP l m CO01i
f
llfi H. Scroifd St,
W here Did She (iet
* of.
i That Graceful Figure? With new equipment
and increased facili
ties we promise satisIfaction to all our cus
tomers both old and
new.
Yours to serve and
K n£s«sfnS r:
r i.
W e are
for: F lintkote
les, Roll Roofing;
Ma‘erjal for Built*
V p
Roofs.
Galvanized Coi
Given away July 10th.
ed Iron. Galyuid
A number with each 5 Gallons F lat S h eets.,
Effective July
to w
ft i ri it 1 1 M iiB iB lif m w w
Geneva Street Is about to be pave# through Sanford
Grove, a highw ay from Sanford to Geneva and East
Coast.
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Printing
iiltn *1395
. Sedan **550
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*Ilcen better all the time.
FORD COUPE AND DIA
Good Job
Reduced
:es Are:
/
BETTER GAS
“A m id Majestic Pines
DSON
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reelected Citisen; Oklahoma; ‘E. K. Oaylord, Oklahoma' City Oklahoman;
South Carolina,' W. E. Holland,
Spnrtanburg Herald -end Journal;
Tennessoo,' M.* Strnton Foster,
.ClarkiivlHe Chronicle; Texas, A.
E. ClarkBop, Huston Post-Dis
patch; Virginia, J. B. Fishburn
Jr., Roanoke Times-World; West
Virginin, W. G. Tctrick, Clarks-'
lmrg Exponent,
"
W alter U
Jo h n tn n of t h o
Chattanoogn,
(Tenn.) News, r e tirin g president,
was elected chairm an of tho board
of directors.
The following were elected m em
bers of the hoard of directors:
Alabama, Victor IlanHon, Birm
ingham News; Arkansas, J . S.
Parks, Fort Smith Times-Rccord;
Florida, Herbert Felkcl, St. A ug
ustine Record; ^fitfftrgio; Clark
Howell, Jr., A tlanta Constitution;
Kentucky,
■-----. i , Ury
„ Woodson, Owens,!t:' ■iifrc'f ; J '" uuis'
_ t),lII',pr [\
Nicholson, New Orleans TjmosPicnyuiie; Mississippi, Frederick
.Sullcns, Jackson News; North
Carolina, C. A. Webb, Asiicvillc
*** >
JohnA.ParkNamed
Head oiS.N.P.A. At
Asheville M eeting
A8HEVII.I.F, N. C. July 8,' (/PI
- John A Park, publisher of the
Raleigh (N. c.) Times, today was
elected president of tho Southern
Newspaper I'uhlishers’ Associa
tion at tin final m eeting of their
two-day limited session held hero.
U ilcy Mori .;n «f the Knoxville
v-'-i
Sanford Grove
BAND CONCERT
OPENS
BAY
TODAY
•
York S tr ik e
J
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WfOWWiMiP<W ~- « £ ' ^ • ♦ ‘c r v' "■*T f j » ' I W S F W • s r p s w *
NO DELAY MARKS
JAIL OPERATION
U
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jvriii
N,TIED?
anginecr, and S. G. French, project
enginear- in chargu of tho local
! work. II- .1. Morrison nml Charles
C 'f T 'T D. Snood, rep rose lit ing tho govl ^ u J l 1em in en t road Imdv, were in charge
fpr tlio United States Bureau of
Public Ronds. Tho ostiini'te as
made includes engineering, over
head eo>ts and in< itdentills, and of
i .j j this $.r>(hl,Odd was contributed by
I Waylaid j cncij „f the two adjacent.eountiv*
While On rh f Fscambiit nml S anta Hose. The
ititVOfAs-1 balance was nmdo u» and met by
it ‘i ........
the s tate nml federal Roveriunoni,
if'
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Sanford's Banka And Bankers
T h e m o s t e lo q u e n t d isco u rse on n c ity 's p ro s p e rity an d
•vary • I l m M i earrpf
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s
u r e d f u t u r e m a y he d i s c o u n t e d a s i m a g i n a r y s o a r i n g s
II I I * | m IIi *»*■••
o f a n o v e r - e n t h u s i a s t i c h iin d , h u t h a r d cold
fig u re s
lik e
i$aa Second Cle»« Matter, t h o s e i n c lu d e d in t h e r e c e n t l y i s s u e d s t a t e m e n t s o f t h e t h r e e
f t. J»IB. at the Paetofflce
rd, Florida, under Act of local h u n k s d o n ’t lie, a n d a c i t y t h a t c a n p r o d u c e v s u c h
11*7.
fe a r of
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Rdltnr en« Jleneirpr p l a v i n g i t s role d ie fo r e a d o u b t i n g a u d i e n c e .
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UM K. JOXKN, M*>*k Ib« Bditor
F o r b a n k s t a t e m e n t s i |p n ’t i m p ly . T h e y s h o w c o n d u s iv e ly t h e e x i s t i n g c o n d i t i o n s o f t h e c o m m u n i t y , a n d busi*
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neK,s m e " thc‘ w orl(l o v e r h a v e c o m e to g o v e r n t h e i r i n y e s t « H ll
ik. ,I5c. Weekly^ B*nuon |2 w . n i e n t s by t h e h i s t o r y o f ]> ro g ie s s o r r e t r o g r e s s i o r . w r i t t e n
^eer.
a c r o s s t h e b a n k e r ’s led g es.
IA I. N O T IC B i
A ll
obituary,
Back o f p ra ctically e v e ry a c h ie v e m e n t w h ich h a s oo o sted
Ic*« card* Of llianka. roaolu-,
.
and notiraa at » n u riiin m o n n 25anlord s r e p u t a t i o n t o r s u b s t a n t i a l i t y s t a n d t h e b a n k s .
cnarKP* ars made w ilt
t*«
l i d for at r#*u*.vr acivVrViftiMf1W h e n local m u n i c i p a l b o n d s so ld a t p a r w h ile s e c u r i t i e s oh
| m a n y o t h e r F l o r i d a c i t i e s c o u ld n o t fi n d a
m ark e t,
th e
b a n k re co rd s w ere resp o n sib le.
B e f o r e s u b m i t t i n g a bit!,
IBUK AMOCIATKU P B K I*
'e m u J S l f 'i o 0 ™*"!*'* fB*ollfJ-1 *,on(J h o u s e r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s s t u d i e d t h e c o n d i t i o n o f S a n l o r d
Icatlon nf all n*»w» <1lNpAtr?i
f i n a n c i a l i n s t i t u t i o n s , a n d if tint r e c o r d s n f t h e b a n k s h a d
t*d in°ttu* nspe""«nd°VtsnWthe j b e e n a n y t h i n g b u t e x c e l l e n t , S a n f o r d b o n d s w o u ld n e v e r
t * 7 r ^ p u ''M V " n H o n \ T ln..p0cfa! h a v c b e e n so e a g e r l y s o u g h t .
patches herein are nlao reserved
B o n d b a n k s w e r e a lso r e s p o n s i b l e fo r t h e e x p e d i t i n g ot
o
u
r
c o m p r e h e n s i v e p r o g r a m o f c iv ic i m p r o v e m e n t , f o r w h ile
L ‘.-T l;i? R S D .\Y . JULY 8. l'J2fi
___
^ ^ _____
b o n d h o u s e s w e r e n e g o t i a t i n g ,- .several local b a n k e r s s u p
J ’t f l B IIERAI-D PLATFORM
p lie d t h e m o n e y n e c e s s a r y f o r t h e c o m m e n c e m e n t o f t d e
l^ - D r f p c r Water route to Jack- w o r k .
foil villa.
B a n k s a r e p o p u l a r l y a l l u d e d t o a s t h e buck b o n e o f Q icir
P ^ C o astru ctlo n of St. Johaa-Inc o m m u n i t i e s , a n d t i n s is t r u e in S a n f o r d till h o u g h t h e t e r m
dlan River canal.
lf,'J>Kiten«lon of white way,
d o e s n o t hold f o r m a n y f i n a n c i a l i n s t i t u t i o n s in o t h e r s e c
wlmmlng pool, tennis court*,
t i o n s o f ( h e s t a t e . ( l e t - R i c h - Q u i c k W a l l i n g f o r d l a n d d e a ls
etc.
-—rUgmentlng of building pro- I u n f o r t u n a t e l y l u r e d m a n y a h a n k e r in lo - p e c u l a t i o n a g a i n s t
ryy k f r a m —houses, hotels, apart- , h is b e t t e r j u d g m e n t , a m i in a n u m b e r of c a s e s D u s d e p a r t
l;v
meitt bouses.
u r e f r o m s a f e a n d s a n e p o lic ie s e n d e d d i s a s t r o u s l y .
~Ixtensi«n of street paving
But h e r e in S a n f o r d it h a s b e e n d i l j e i e n l , a n d in Mini
p io g rsm .
''(in stru ct Inn of b o u l e v a r d i n i n g u p ihi* c o n t r i b u t i n g c a u s e s nl t i n s < u \ ' s p r o s p e r m i .
.
around Lake Matiroe.
well i n t r e n c h e d p o s i t io n t o d a y , no s m a ll a m o u n t o f c r e d it is
jj
Completion uL .rlty In-autiflcadm*
local b a n k e r s t o r t h e i r w i s d o m a n d f o r e s i g h t in k e e p
. tlon program .
in
g
c
l e a r o f re a l e s t a t e s p e c u l a t i o n s .
JL— Expansion 1)f srhoo! system ,
m .
with provision for Increased
S t e a d f a s t l y r e f u s i n g to b e t e m p t e d by s e e m i n g l y s a l e
facilities.
|
I u m l j u i c y d e a ls , S a n f o r d 's b a n k e r s .slu rre d a m i d d le c o u r s e
c ■■n*
] b etw e en sp ec u la tio n a n d u ltra -c o n s e rv a tis m , len d in g m oney
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
p - G O JV S', L E A P E ltS lIlP
"Ye I r e e l y f o r i n d u s t r y a n d c o n s t r u c t i o n , but
c lo s i n g
v au lts
f-ahall w'Mk nfter the l» r d your Cod. i to m e n w h o w o u ld o o r r o w t h e i r d e p o s i t o r ’s
m oney
for
l a n d four Him, and keep Mis enmc
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t
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r
p
r
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s
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s
.
jOianiimtintr.. uml obey His voice,
’ and ye shall serve Mim, mid cleave
A n d t h e r e w a r d l o r t h i s l o n g - h e a d e d policy a n d lo y a lty
[Grtto Jilm .” Dout. I tint.
to Lhe h i g h e s t b a n k i n g e t h i c s is b e in g e x p e r i e n c e d
here
.»• PR A V E R - Lord, Htahlisli Thy
t
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,
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Word unto Thy servant.
le s s so lid ly f o u n d e d c o m m u n i t i e s .
fl+’U
.,">*>---------o-----T H E FUTUR E
A c c o r d i n g to b a n k s t a t e m e n t s foe t h e fisca l y e a r e m u n g
[ W h a t ihay w c .ta k e into the vast
J u n e .'!(), t h e c o m b i n e d d e p o s i t s n | t h e t h r e e m s i H u t i o n .*{
Forever 7
t o t a l .fti.tiOO.tKiLJ. HI, t h i s f i g u r e r e p n • s e n l in g a n i m e e a s e of
That murble dnor
Admits no fruit nf all our long $2,44(1,2H9.*1H o r f i f t y - e i g l i t p e r c e n t a b o v e t h e 1UL’d to ta l.
1IV*
endeavor,
C ash on h an d an d due fro m o th e r b an k s to tals
j ' N o fame-wreathed crown we wore,
:M:t.48,
a m i s o m e id e a o f t h e h e a l t h \
gondii ions o f
the
; N o garnered lore.
h a n k s m a,\' l*e g a t h e r e d f r o m a c o m p a r i s o n o f t h e $ l,ir> l,O u t can we bear beyond the mi- 0r»;i.4() t o t a l <»f lo a n s a n d d i s c o u n t s w i t h t h e $(i.()ii(i,lM»2. Id,
r Ui,
known portal 7
to tal o f d ep o sits.
' N s gold, no gaiitH
S a n fo rd lian k ers a tta in e d th e ir present p ro s p e rity leg iti
O t all our tolling; in the life im‘
mortal
m a t e l y , a n d in w i n n i n g w e a l t h a n d r e s p e c t f o r t h e m s e l v e s ,
ft* horded wealth remains,
t h e y b r o u g h t p r o s p e r i t y a n d a n e n v i a b l e r e p u t a t i o n to t i n s
1 gilds, nor stain*.
c i t y . T h e r e a r e few c o m m u n i t i e s o f t h i r t e e n
th o u san d
led from out that fur abyss he- p o p u l a t i o n b o u s t i n g o f m o r e t h a n six a n d a h a l f m illio n s on
hind us •
d e p o s i t , a n d t h e r e a r e fe w c i t i e s o f a n y siz e w h e r e b a n k s
.entered here;
a r e in a h e a l t h i e r c o n d itio n ,
Word came with our coming to
S a n f o r d b u n k e r s a r e to be c o n g r a t u l a t e d on t h e e x c e l l e n t
;• / remind us
, a t wondrous world was near, c o n d i t i o n ot t h e i r b a n k s , a n d S a n l o n l is to tie c o n g i a t u l a l e d
o hnpe, no fear.
on h a v i n g t l i r e e level h e a d e d m e n a d i m m s l c i i n g ( h e a f
T hese
Into the silent, starless niglit Im- f a i r s o f t h e s e i m p o r t a n t i n s t i t u t i o n s in ( h e c i t \ .
fore us,
m e n a r e re a l b u i l d e r s , a n d a< long a s t h e \
can
produn
, Nkkcd we glide;
s t a t e m e n t s c o m p a i a b t e t o t h e i r Iasi ones, S a n f o r d a n d S e m
r No hand ha* nui|iped Hie imistelluinole c o u n t v n e e d n e v e r t e a r d e p r e s s i o n o r h a r m f u l p r o p
$.* • . tions o'er us,
aganda.
if’iN o comrade at our side,
No chart, mi guide.
"The Mar* Arri*.
T,IB
As Brisbane Sees It
Cash Dru
Higher Fare, or Wage*?
Florida's Condition.
Flying Bicycles.
Cov. .Smith's Nomination.IJY AK TH l’k HKISBANE
<0 (iyrl*M ies«. hr Sta r Co.)
W e il tlon, tll
H fiU lrrot ]■
NKW YORK City has a subway
trike, citizens an* walking, which
is education in 11n* intelligent use
of the hnllnt.
They should walk
until they leiirn o> control public
necessities by I He uhl* of their
votes.
While it walks, the public won
ders whether it is a workmen's
strike for higher pay, or a corpor
a t o r strike for higher fare. That
is part of the delightful uncertain
ty in high f itinlif e.
Elton
Mon.
A H C If
First National O
.Sanford _
***
; K e l v i n a t o r in n„t ^1
i m e n t , b u t is I rted nrujl
T e n s o f thousands
users.
WALL STREET. always skeptical, evidently thinks the subway
strike means a higher fnre.
It
eelehrated by pulling up the price*
,d' int, rborough Subway stock i
three point*.
I he strike will not
lust long, uiile-- the American Fi* |
deration of Lnb.u takes a hand in
it.
Kelvinator I'ljJ
M c L a n d e r Am
If you ai u worrying about
If you
I'I. ir'iii.i. ynll needn’t
ooiiah
worrv about Eloridn
land spin ulat t . 1" .ig what
t hcv tH*V•r iw, j.lav ing the
"foil. u *>ur I*adcr" game, you
;im» Wh|I /my about poor geese
' hat lie* . V* .( symputby.
o good jiliape. :i>
1' 1
dl-. 1* —,1 1iv ( * l.iiiel I’eti'i <)
1 iinpa, and by S
K niy K,
1l.l V1. u .11 t'l d. prcaidcnl "1
tin* ! 1 i Il il \ 11 Line, t )n J uric
1 1-1*.r .! ’ *■ He treasury con
1am.' 1 xl tl.linn.uiMI; on July 1.
1 i .*f- Vrul Florida does
$1 7,ii
11**1 <V. , nltr . . n t and lias no
ImiIi.I. il nidebl illness.
If tho rral ." talt* specnlators
( mild a> a> iiiiii'h, ev.-rybody
a . i>. Rosiki I
I'I uihMiid—Mf«nJ
Ons
A ll er.11m a r. , , |,,
f inn I In ,|
W. Isl SI
NOW Ol'ld
Standard Harl
Shop
112 P a r k A m
D. II. (lodges, Mj
A ss, iciaUw
Loitey .M,
1' ■ ^ loise a H othr
\ I IM. W I I ini', haute has in-V'*.
Vi nted ., Hying Im v, lc and lias rid
iji n it at a iiciglil of Iht) feet in ihc
air
II pr<*d 's I hilt everybody
(wil I,,- aide tn Hy economically.
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You i >,11- t In ini vide along t he
T A MP \ TRIItl N K
ground, ' heu in a simple trails
ti'i nial mri wing spread out, and
(,bi h| , liii- 1 \ e r hi en i |||I\ I. 1e*l -laleine'.t that this ol fei iillolliel
I,iking .eh aril age of your aiiunga
ill I*hu nt.l in cuiiliei 1Iml in oof ,f tie io odin 11\ it \ o| Floi
lam, \>ii| M i .mil paddle Hirougti <il i.ergu
H o w iiiaeli is a n y A u to m o b ile w o rth w ithout (
■ig
nf t tie I mil lie Ii.l- gilt Hi.it t lie mire owners, tlesir
with
i
■
11
1
Hie air 1nil f••■1 above the ground
a n d Hepeudaldi* In s u ra n c e ( o v e r a g e ?
Not
k' ,
I lie ire in |iru\nle tin ir cnuiloyes with
eaiigbt i a till iiif e: light.
fact, anv aiiloniohile is a tremeildnUH liability,
tn i
IP )\\ ’*t A N V luive (Ireann-d i*f | rea-ini i that Hn -t lit e lias mule ntunsemenl, -imply plant fish egg .
cident nrcarring in an instant ran wipe out inw-ktnrJ
ikiiiig I'Xiicllv ilmt wit hi Ki t ,i bi
, l.iig r fish l.ilin any other nf iinineniii* \arietie
and Hoi-and make the owner liable for huge damages. An aaiJ
eyrie; running -iiutly, s tarlin g In hile; : l-u mule varieties aiul affnr4 iieiirliv fishing for then
mobile's value can only be determined by the in>un>J
jump u siniill |i'iiltllc nf wain-, j<more phi rs in which to find them. workmen. Mr. I'lulhrook refuse 1
carried on it.
^
spictniing mil He arm*, then fly It i- nrie 1leal!v impossible to < v ; to m i ent Hus theer e however, and
Ask us about the London's "(•OL!) til 'ARANUf?
ing m e r field-, .-(till fence*
aggetal
i lie difficulty
automobile policy.
llffp'lihv is not is still looking for ..... more
Evolutionist- o il you ih.it such p, , (,niu." one's ilemarkH
e murks wilhia j praein al, if not so boostful.
rli'eaais rail Inn I faint* memories trill h I ' i . easy to tell nothing
Mr. knight l e . i l h d that, sonu*
nf day- when '** u-ed to lie hints, hat the tru’li atmat Klurida fish years ago, residents along the
311 F i r s t N u l i o n t il l l n n k U ldjr.
T c lc u h n n iia
just a- the lic'iuenl dream of tall lug Icon to tell Hi* whole trill: AtaTia riyei Inought -mt against
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
the iihos'iluiU* coniiiaaies, on the
"ig ilimugli puce recalls a time uml gel folks to believe it.
I rees ami fell
Mow nd i'liilhrool;, one of tie ground Ilia' the iefuse from 1he
Real Lslatc
InsuniuJ
" lr " liinh urea-iiinully.
ln
off
epyooeis ol the Stone & W ebsl' tilings kill.n: the fish in that ,
Tl fa. t Hi; I fish not
.......
...
.
, or_-iniMto.il. who i- lu re with t ream
Y Ol lRi k
K 'S
TI anm
M A\ U
s
mm
m aa n y h a ll
,,11, , .
„r
||t<
act null v originat •
i ompan . ■nlv e . 1st, I
on July .. I eli*lo.iler| the one linn | , „ , g , ;lltl, t
i t Ig1 oho *i*1 .t * i■11 . . ei t and v dl
Isand
hint Mflielh nnmversnrv ot
. ..... .Im-ting an in
. ' i *■ t lie i l.n o made h\ I lie com
Hu- He. luration ot lndcpendeiiee , Vl, , lu, ul
,ft. ..............
oin,.i.t i.i ’ Iml law m t.
" Ml ,hlj .... . baudfo.lOi iuuhvwwu'V,.,,, ,|„. . ,.*
ngil m a n . I
(h. >e.oii.| rlc u e h t we rfmomhi'i
1tiomii- .leMerson, | )lf
M, 1*1,11.rook is -on
i.t on. .... j mil u hen it ram. d
U0O gloat eoilm-msm.
thing of a s.neim t and he .
li h. That vva> a ft w years ago m. j
For (la* lir-l lime in it history i studiously seekin, a solution .• a coif e.an 1e near C learw ater.,
laianaiay m. lades the governor o f ‘ the mystery, whii*h i- this:
....I sized, cdilde fish fell all about
New York and Hu* ninyoi of New j
j|1t. |,jjiw.,|lat gillies of 1111'
the jjjil*'. and the pimple lan m.l 4 = 'o 'l
a iniuidiei - of I he Tam '|.oi ..ugh JlM,| p',,|
>.illllties, 1he •*. ith l.tffk t I - a m i e r t s a n d io -k
m int i.1 i". n . • . i
and 'In linn in. nliiimg o|.el at I. m
I.M-Ve laig. i 1 ui1 all the. wanted for dinner.
->>. ml v.
Y e t fourk'Hh toward that midnight
excavations, whnl. till ii|i with !■ .■ t h a t w a it.,t a n o r d in a l \ ra in ,
.1*.tin II
Vonrluc.*., \ .•Ticnil.ln water from rain and -eepage. \i li a , i- a w a|. i pout id m li sw e ll!
black and hollow,
Our foosteps fare;
i I . m i n c h i n g mil i n tu t h e d e e p in Ih e w a v id re g td a tiu v f gland mu lu in. past In- nmctieth though tlnvcc (ills a r. nut colllie. I 1<"in i lie (ini! ; oil collaps'd on the
, The beckoning of a Father's hand a u tn iiiu liile s p e e d , S a n f o r d 's n e i g h b o r i n g < ity o f h e l . a u d l.iilhilay, m ninn.il ed ( i .. \ >• r n .. r ed with any other h..dv of water, l e d .
,
Smith fur i.res(.lent ..! the Unite.I they are, within a e tc short time,
we follow—
li
is
nothing
very
unusual
for
i
h
a
s
s
t
a
r
t
e
d
ei m o v e m e n t witieli is v e r y s e n s i b l e a n d w h ic h
State,, and n-ked him tn iilteial alive with 1'i-h. It i. nothing tin
-‘"■I'lovo alone iit there,
^ «u are invited tn come to the Nt'w Yi
T h e H e r a l d h o p e s will be follow ed by o i l i e r F l o r i d a c itie s .
Tnmmun> ’* . el. In at ion >.n July I. Usual to catch trout n .aching ft\ * I'i-It *,o iumu nto a boat without
Cltrae, no rare.
waiting to he hooked, and if you
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— Edward Rowland Sill.
S o m e t i m e iiro D e l , a n d e x t e n d e d its c i t y l i m i t s i n t o t h e It1'-"', a*. |.le nlelit uf I he United or ten imimds each lii.m them
Itadiu Shop any evening and listen to music am
II one of them without a license
whence these fi l i M o w do the,
c o u n t r y wit 11 t h e r e s u lt Hint t h e c i t y ’s m o t o r s p e e d lim it St at es.
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U
of
seam
you
cun
plead
selft a i k s from different parts of the country.
O u r office boy *ay* many an nv
get there'.’
■ fcii>e.
w a s a u t o m a t i c a l l y a p p l i e d to p a r t s o f t r u n k line h i g h w a y s
l M n ha* a warm heart.
t.nV ERN 'oi; SMITH . Utl.pi.1>Various cxplanal i..n have from
\ a\ Tribune reader who lias a
t h r o u g h s e c t i o n s s p a r s e l y set tie d 'W h e re t h e r e w a s no need tienalily an jutive candidate fur
time tn time been X.l Irr.'d tiv Flor i I "! y to off. r as to the origin of
Radio sets installed, adjusted, and repaint
the
[lfriun
r
i.il.
pr***ideiil
ml
imnn
Block
In
paying
propositions
o
f
slo
w
d
r
i
v
i
n
g
.
at'.’,
ida fish expel ts ll may rain ca. . ; t e phosphate fish is invited t.*
rial
inn
of
I'.cjs.
mid
au\
candi.hilt*
llMan’t usually go begging
Aerials erected.
But i n s t e a d ot' r e q u i r i n g m o t o r i s t s
to slow d o w n
to
that hopes I.. I.ent him has :i l.iird and dogs but il c dmihtful if it . . le it t>. the Tribune, which will
e
v
e
r
‘
rains
tish
tin.
theory
is
t
w
e
n
t
y
f
i
v
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m
ile
s
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h
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w
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o
p
e
n
r
o
a
d
s
,
f
a
r
'laiism
it
it
to
.Mr,
I’hilhiuok
for
fight ahead
(iuyertioi* Smith's
‘f ''New York's pedestrian elub lias
f r o m t h e h e a r t ot t h e c ity , D e l . a i i d ’s c i t y c o m m i s s i o n e r s friends sa\ that if lie ts d etii.led' 1,1 the li-h eg e -Ink to tie* *■ , in Ills investigulipp. Purely
th re e million new member*.
legs of manes . nd oilier wading
Ry’Y ‘
' --------- 0--------r a i s e d tin* s p e e d lim it to f o r t y m ile s a n h o u r in t h e o u t it will he due to lie Uall.oli. |.-li birds and are .. 1ran •| mh ted to a ■ of our i lile fish r»imni.>*ioiiert .
Mmlges or Mr Roy all. lia>
joy Even ythen better battitub* are
gam, thill oh jert ion In a man'- i .■
...... explanation to Ihiow light
„« built, Earl Carroll will prohahly l y i n g d i s t r i c t s a n d a p p lie d t h e t w e n t y - f i v e m ile s p e d law- ligmils heliet is not an Aiiieiii.tn new habit nl.
202 N. B a r k A v e .
' I’hnnel
o n ly n t t h e b e g i n n i n g nf t h e old c ity l im its .
When Mi I’lull.i ook l.l'opolllld i : .•i ihis nnstevy. In the meanl{;*have nothing to do with them.
Jreason for re ie. l ing hi - . an.lida. y,
ed
the
i|Uet\
to
I’elei
l)
Knight,
1
an
the
leading
s.ientists
of
the
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Ol'FN UNTIL 10 l \ M.
t o w n s 1M,<1 I bat, if (invermir Smith . re
H o w d i l l e r e n t t h i s p o lity is f r o m t h a t
of sunn
that iadetal igal.le Florida hoostet . imtrv will l>e asked to give their
Kj" A dog never gets too old to har k | w h i c h em p lo y s n e a k i n g s p e e d c o p s t o h i d e m t h e
h a s h e s iectial on that ac count, ulmever imillciliie el v . es p. inded with the, mtiioliHi''
j .a n d .some people never gut too old t
gets the nomination will also get
in o r d e r to c a t c h a n d s o a k u n s u s p e c t i n g m o t o r i s t s if i h e y a heating from ( hivernor Smith's
<!; t o aproad gossip.
I
---------o--------go f a s t e r t h a n t w e n t y - l i v e m ile s a n h o u r t h r o u g h w h a t is j friend*.
an apple a clay can kcrep tll^i h a r d l y re e o g n tz a lile u s t'V
» » .*a set
uot tr ll,.r......i
. ell
c m t ‘lll i
I
< u t :a r w a t i i: h e r a l d
>r away, whui can be done
k i n o I',,!' i . -" ".K 18 Io lie shipped ..... ..
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Jt (he ice man 7— Durham Sun
’
t a n a s to cities in railroad i.,uk>
t
h
e
c
i
t
y
b
e
c
a
u
s
e
nt
its
Lynail
in
in
d
etl
policy
w
h
e
n
iit bt'V life ' holding IktlllO gallons, the Links
There is an ever un reusing mini -1 me time, been compelled to give
iy what you can pay for and R i ' c t c i l w ith a s i g n
iv m g tin* s p e e d lim it is I«n tv m ile s in:.plated, making ice Untie.. - -,.. v, her i.r it.-gines until.si ilriviug all ii" right of wiiv to a *;.i driven .
Ini edits of o u s ..it th.* highways, '
for w hat you buy might lie a n Im ur.
an irresponsible negro. 1‘tie I
W h e n tile
(lie iild citv b u n t s a r e r e a c h e d
a n o t h e r with J S inch s t.a*I ,i wi. gla
mgs, two inches of c*.rk, and an amt on Hie .Hy slice!*.. It . pot
slogan for tomm peoplu we s i g n tells
i rage white man, »t woman. I
o f t tie i.venty liv e m ile r e i|ti|i e m e n l a n d a n lo - outside covering.
line.mini.a. U. -ee negro wnm."
II give tin* right of way to
n io liilis ls w h o a p p r e c i a t e s e n s i b l e r e g u l a t i o n s , a s a niLe,
In the city, the milk will he and girls driving. Some of ’these i . oid a smash-up.
^■‘’Eyerytline mime* Fremti official o b s e r v e t h e r u l e s tiud dfa*ed litvvs to t h e l e t t e r .
forced by nonprossed air into glass appear! to have no idea regarding
In most instances
the
cars
pprove* the U. S. ddit agreement
N o t h i n g d i s g u s t s m o t o r i s l s m o r e w i t h a c i t y Hum to lined
, 2,011(1 gallon tanks, taken in truffle rules and little about lain driven by negroesi are more or |
11, teem s to delay the payment.*
f i n d Jt s i g n post s t u c k vvu.v o u t in t h e s t i c k s s a y i n g t h e c i t y lms u u m " 'K l,ii n l *. t lien i>..i i led. dling a ear. .lust Imu this ltierea- less worn nut, weakened tires, a n d ,
^ i t h e r six month*.
.
ing meiul.e to property and live in fine shape for a wreck. When
Ki'k
“O----- --l i m i t s b e g i n t h e r e a n d a d v i s i n g t h e m to slo w
down
to
I. an ingenious ai i .ingem, n t. I j„
|>e eliminated, ‘0 lo-eiie.l, i Ihe wreck occurs, which is not]
1-eb
us
hope
two
t
hiag
w e l l , talk is n ’t *o tlvyuj^ if you t w e n t y fiv e m ile s a n h o a r . C o m m o n s e n s e in t h e m a k i n g
a problem. Yet it i> om* of ,. infrequent, the negro driver is ,
First, that the faritu i a I.,, milks i imns imture and should lie gn< r
j w d e r tho price* pai.T by th e, n j* t ra t' tit* la w s a n d a t e m l e m v to la* f a i r w i t h t h e Ir a v e lr. .Hilly irresponsible 'a nd u n a b le '
I he ovv and weans.
weaiis_ I liIn . ,.!| will careful . oasideral ion.
i i n g pillule will do m u c h to i r e n t e g o o d l u e h o g a n d l u l l t v a t e get something out ut it
Io settle the damage in. m atter |
CongrcMHmun.
The wreck mi Saturday meld bow evident is his responsibility. ,
---------o ----f r i e n d s h i p fo r a n y c o m m u n i t y , a n d t h a t is w h a t D e l , a n d
See.mil, that super healed steam
Hull* ure heru for three is d o in g .
1.1 some other agent
will keep wherein a Flint car driven by .. The result is that the white driv
negro, smashed into a ford driven er pockets liiii loss and the negro
A fter
Cantwell
gets
F o r t y m ile s a n hour* in t h i s d a y o f g o o d b r a k e s , h e a v y tanks and connecting pipe- a b hy a white man, furnished aiopl. goes on his way hogging the road
Jgh Hcrving them today, they’ll
solutely clean.
evidence of the danger of allow as before.
c a r s , a n d good r o a d s is not e x c e s s i v e s p e e d f o r o u t l y i n g s e c
” --- ,
lying mighty low.
ing negroes to drive. Especiiilly
If there is a way to regulate
t
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ADVOCATES
OF
light
wo..and
B f i S J f -------- o -------| f all the building projects that d tfc e rv e s tin* c o m m e n d a t i o n o f o i l i e r F l o r i d a c i t i e s a n d T h e heer will sigh when they lead Is il dangerous when they take tratjfie and eliminate the reckless,
out pleasure cars loaded with m m irresponsible negro, it is time for
’ this:
p r in the a i r i
w ilt be a mighty 1 H ('r a ^ b n p e s i t s p la n will la* follow ed by o t h e r p r o g r e s s i v e I The cit y of Munich,' possessing and women who have no thought it to lie put into effect.
In R u m m e r
struct ion way for a n d s e n s i hit* city i t u lh o l ilies.
[the llofbraa, with sueli extra., r- of,-fir regard for, the rights ,,f i The grand old Southland lias
'ono in a comitruction
diimrily go...I beef, has rej.-eteii a other tiuvelers.
always been recognize.! ;,s
a
ford.
proposition t.. tax beer m order to ■ Urnbuhly
|*.
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*there i is ,not a .Inver white
wv man'-i• "country.
(m niji
1 ' Irish
lx |l the
|
m t lenrwater who has am, at l day vvlieti il shall he otlo.rw.se.
. build houses for Hu* people.
it a good time to buy Han('llATTA NUtKI \ TIMES
11 .Munich ilet-ales that it is wrong
i null eatate.
It will never la*
|1o tax "a necessity of life” ;, n,j
■ny leas.
Those who inActing Secretary MneNider, of ( ‘atludic mass was the omniion ] will not tax the beer, hut it will pul
(jnow should make substantial
.1AUKSDNVII.LE JOURNAL
within n few month*, the War Department, eppeurs to j for ln> a. turn, Hut Mr. MacNider a tax of $500,11(111 « year on Mu- i
rd Investors buy when the have disposed of the Haptist com- chose .t'other to meet the issue nidi's water supply, .in tin* theory
plaint against the eomnuimlant of ; squarely iis a t|u.**linn of tolerance, that men can do without water,
Jacksonville should join hands sandwich stations which provide a
I MIS NEW LINK IS MADE OF SOLID LEA1|
r fallow wants to sell.
the urtillel'V school at Fort Sill J and he did .... He pointed out to but not without tiecY.
with cities in the southern part of real service to the motorist
KK
_ MILITARY AND HI HEELS. llU fl
Okln., in a manner calculi ted to \ Dr. MiieDnnicI that there are two
the state in their fight against the
pitiful grimace of u buby appeal to all liberal minded pci
AND TAN LIZARD AND THE GRADE C’A]
There must bo umnev in the op
eli!'|ilam> at Fort Sill, one a
TH E HANK of France Inis $7(1(1,- establishment of unsightly "h u l
itly s t a r t s in tho aunt met Ik* suns.
Until.die and the other a f’l'otest- 000,000 iii gold, and a perfect fj. ling" stands which arc springing up eration of such stands a-, they are
NOT BE EQUALED FOR $0 AND $7.
if,over th e glabella. When this
Thu complaint, which was lodged a n t ; Hmt i he . om man dim t "is of ninciul plan has hen drawn up. along the highways of the country. cropping up in all suit- o f phiccs
-muscular cushion I* violent- by the Rev. (ieorge M. McDaniel, of I’iotcatiint faith, u man of hrund Hut it includes cutting income tax
SEE THE WINDOW
ittd , swollen strips of HpustiL* Richmond, president of the Smith vision an.I thormiohly tolerant in for the big men, that frightened The stands are, in many cases, like weeds. Most of He m irel as
worse
than
the
sign
hoards
which
close
to
the
high
way
as
possible,
a can ho seen stretching dny- eni Haptist convention, was made his views,” and that he support* capital may return to Fruiter, and
ft*om Into the surround u* u result of the commandant'* with ennui enthusiasm service* con increasing hy four billion francs have been chased further back not only becoming obstructions to
from the roadways.
the view but mermce- i., traffic
fU c Id dUauen pud ultimately inviting state officials and citizens ducted by both rhupbiins.
the coiisumutioa tax. which falls on
safety.*
Most
of
the
stands
of
this
kind
p earing pome few niilli-meters to attend u military field mas* on
A* a mutter pf course, iht* a c t little people,
art*
located
ut
jogs
in
the
high
The hi ghways of the s t at e shbuld
I,th e center. The most compile- Deco rut on day. It was Dr. M< ing seeretury upheld the action of
It also means that the Fieneh ways where sign boards were re (io fcmtl ollni by tb*j bojinln of
im portant strip* of those Daniel’s contention Hint
"they the Fort Sill nfficei*, and he is (9
unt bid good-bye to the hope that moved because they obstructed the
county I'unimissi.iDf i*s much as
ottJ ohtogenetlcully and have no light to extend an inn In* commended for
doing. Intol
o franc, representing the wealth
‘ i|iy; ure perhaps the*i! tntiou and thereby indorse and erance ought to tie resisted and of most of them, will ever come view of the motorist. M an / of h]*|* ^lu,ss subdivisions. Huilders
them are built of the remains of
hot-dog stands should, if posathe nasal bridge like commend a field muss.”
To sm h old dry goods hoxdh and pieces of of
rebuked whenever and wherever it back to its full value.
....................
London Lunrut
Acting
Secretary
MacNider shows itRelf. The greet need of m program m e the French people lumber which arc picked up along iblfl, be foice.l to build their places .....................................................................of
business
u
certain
distance
from
It’* puttied in tho m ight have justified the command this country today is more taler
ill not take kindly, and they nr« tho road.- Duval county han many the highway There should alao be
o the rest of
apt's invltatipn by . pointing out nnee. particularly in mutt'em of
t at* docile as American and Her- of iheyo’ tuntblc-dowp shocks und aonie rentrictiona on the character
the Daeoratlon day • and pot a religion,
D*. flrt‘*
also h&a Mote fine soft drinks and of the building.
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The members of Circle N utiiIhv
two of the Methodist Church hel !
their re gula r meeting Wmlnemluy
afternoon a t the home of Mrs.
Zeh Ratliff o r Park Avenue.
The afternoon vyns spent with
Hewing on tea towels and other
articles four the sale which is in
be held a t a late r date. While the
members sewed, n short business
session was held when plans for
work umi other m atters were d i s
cussed.
fcnte in the afternoon the hostess
served delicious sandwiches ami
fru it punch.
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Mrs. Dorsey Hostess Miss Emily G riffin Is
HOARD OF MANAGERS OF WOMAN’S To Membprs Of Nellie Hostess WednesdayTo
CLUB ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON
Turner Church Circle Bridge Club Members
GIVEN BY MRS. E. A'. DOUGLASS
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Mrs. J. |). Dorsey entertained
Aiiss Emily Griffin delightfully
The opening event of lha W om tercst in her own work, and n se the members of the Nellie Turner entertained the members of the D.
an's Club year of I«l2fi-l!l27 was aj ries of g ratifying reports evidenced Circle of ttm Baptist Church most F, Rridge Club Wednesday nfterdelightful luncheon to the Hoard of the healthy state of club affairs. 'pleasatU.lv Wednesday afternoon noon a t her home on Myrtle Ave
Managers, given at the Montezuma | In response to a request from thu nt tier Inum- on West F irst Street. nue. The ro o m 'w h ere the enrd
The home was artistically deco table bed been spread for idny was
Hotel yesterday a t l o’clock. With I Chamber of Commerce th a t a rep
tile exception of Mrs. Calloway. ] resent ntive he appointed fo r mem- rated with howls and vases of beautifully adorned with crystal
rMI meet at thr
eluh parliam entarian who is out of hership on the committee th a t is lirL'ht hticil summer flowers com baskets filled with pink dalliance
roses and ferns.
o’clack. All
the yity, every member of " the considering the Building of a perm bined with greenery.
A fter several rounds of bridge
be present.
board was present to enjoy this anent home for this im portant bo-ty
A short Inisiness Hessiou was
Dsevelt A u x i Ihappy occasion.
(tie hoard of m anagers unanim ous hi Id, presided over by the ch a ir scores were added and the prize for
man, Mrs. Leorge, Huff. 'R eports high score- a boudoir pillow, was
will hold its
Airs. Dyuglns was assisted in ly elected Mrs. Douglas.
won hv Miss Carmetn Barber. Re
fleet inn a t 8
taking cure of her guests by her
The m atter of Hub endorsement were «vml In the various officers freshments consisting uf a daintv
ipf Mrs. It. A.
daughter, Mrs. lit-van Kturnian of of the movement will he taken up and committee chairman.
Avenue.
Atlanta, who is visiting Sanford for at the first Business meeting in
A t the conclusion of business, a ice course were served tty the host
a few weeks. Assembling in the (letoher.
most enjoyable social hour was ess as the conclusion of the game.
Those playing were Miss Cnrattractive south verandah, promptly
the hostess serving n tem p t
Mrs, Dnuglrts' guests were ns fol held,
metn Uprlier, Miss Claire Zachary.
Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Tittle have at 1 o'clock the ladies were invited
ing
ice
course
Tim
next
meeting
meet a t the returned home from Jacksonville
into a private dining room, where lows:
will lie held 'g. Vugust at tlje homo .Miss Leimhelle Hagan and Aliss
^30 o'clock at where they accompanied their they were seated around a long
Airs. W. M. Scott, first vice pres of Mrs cLoico Huff on l a u r e l Emily Griffin.
'lin te l honor- guest, Miss Kara Muriel, who hns table which presented a picture .of ident;
Avenue, am) all members are u r g
rnwn of Do- spent the past several weeks here. beauty, centered with n long, low
Georgia.
Mrs. it. A. Newman, second vice ed to he iycseol.
Statc (i. A. It.
arrangement, of pink radiance president ;
Iter.
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A!r. and Mrs. <'buries T yner were r
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Meisch roses, mul yellow snapdragon, with
Mrs. Fred T. Williams, third
Jhurch of t he and baby returned home Wednes corsage bouquets a t each plnte vice pro-,nielli ;
P > < l l d iV l i l U p t \ IN C
here from Tampa Sunday and Mr
a t the Wain- day from Mount ville, K.
Ty tier's mother, w h lias been visit.
where daintily made up of tiny pink rose
Mrs. W. S. Wiggins, recording
mg her sister, Mi, T, <>. T \ m i
they spent the past month visiting tuiils, whit* begonia flower* ami secretary ;
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I E, R o r g q u i.l of went home u I[Il I Ik-111
111 entertain at Mrs. Meisch’s m o L h e r, M r s. the pale purple clusters of snlnmun
Mrs. VV K \\ li.'elc
correspond
irned Im m e F r id a y
at her home Teague,
Place cards of Victorian ladies mg sec re Iary ;
tw o w e e k s ' \i-it
M r.
ring her guest
Mm Noah
dressed m the colors of the’ table
Mrs. John Meisi-h t renstirer;
I VV. Liimlqon-t
of Kansas
mot
to
VVinocrim-ro
Mrs. K. F. 11-oi'holder and son, decoration completed (lie attrac
Mrs. A AI Philip house chair- F a v n m u d I n i-mi-l went home
make
hi uae til l c
Karlyle, left Wednesday for Jack tive scheme of decoration. During man pro Icm ;
w
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h
I
hem
Church af (In- snnville where they will spend tin- serving of an appetizing five
Mrs. Anne Van Ness Brown
regular meet several days.
I A laihy da light or, who has
course luncheon the time was gii - i linirmnn Literature Department,
Ni I S w a n
l. .-.tile to lie out named l.illic Ma<> was horn
o’clock at the
en over lo informal conversation,
Mrs. VV. S. Leak •hairmnn Music
a g a in ■l [, ■ ,i
H ill's illn e ss.
Id. to M r . a n d .M rs. t'lia ilc s C
D e partm ent;
,\Jrs. Cassandra Sehull/. who has and a fte r the serving of dessert
c r n o w o f M i a m i .
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Mrs.
Kturnian
retired,
and
Mrs.
Mrs. W. T Langley, chairman
been visiting at [mints in Pennsyl
'I he W i Mine V
V 'i ket a no t Thin s
v a n ia ,‘ is now a t Anderson, Ind., | Douglas called a meeting for the Social I >cpart mi n t ;
1'T'ieitds received the nnnniim < '
i’ive of the where
consideration of certain m atters
Mrs. E. L. .MatKell, chairman d a y ai i hi- i I ot li Two now mem
she
is
the
guest
of
her
sis
rill meet with ter, Mrs. Will Irwin.
"f Mr. and Mrs. F. F. West
i.'l Dorothy Hurley. |
whiieli could not he left over until Welfare Depart m e a t;
of T hiiii -n-.i t of the m arriage of
1ns, I tol West
w- h lined
October.
Mrs. Henry Wight, press ch a ir
[their daughter, lain Fern to John |
o’clock.
Every member .showed a viyitl ill man amt Mr . Hrcnn Slurman.
1. C. Monday spent tin- week
IB hit Lumiqiiisi at Jacksonville on \
Glory Cm k of
Vihli-u and M i June :tn. Mrs, Lnmhiiii .t formerly J
will meet at end at Tampa ami St. Petersburg
returned Frida, | lived in Cpvala where she is n
■’red (tines, on ]as the guest of friends.
Mrs Dick Hnnvii and Mrs. Ralph
ii l ehitn i on the great favorite and I tie groom, who
:t::tn uVloek.
Wight who are spending the sum
a -1
■e the olde-d son of Mr arid Mrs.
is to he trails- 1 .Mrs. I la) Wight and daughter, mer ai Daytona Reach spent the
i Millie Mouehelle Wight, left Tucs- I day here Wednesday.
II C l.umlquisl. is a grinluate of
A * • * "Iht-r au-l i||<- Sanford Ihe.h school and a v il
V VLDKZ
erndmi will on litay in their car for Columbia, K.
where she will visit her hrofli
-m,l their n i l - < , a,.d oinplovce of Sanford Hutch
and Mr-. I C .Moore, Win
of tiis young
Misses Eloisc
uitd Kilt lieriue terMrH iivin
and Height I,nin-V. i ........
I’lul
Thomas,
Jackson
tick at Ills home .i-r, Mr. <in wily.
Lanier and 1lie it mother Mrs,
I In- su m m e r w it h
W \ Walton, Palatka; R.
Itreel.
Louise Lanier left l he first of t he ville;
Mrs.
Elk
r in Lrapi-Mlli on
Howard
left
Tuesday
It. Johnson. Jacksonville: ,1. R.
I,
Week
for
Atlanta,
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la
,
where
1
lie
,,y
(tor Chester, K. C'.. where she will |
Capps, Otlando; F. .1. Itiitler, O r
will hold all ld ,,in,l some time as the guc t of Mis.-.es Lanier will spend the sum- lando; F. M Hinson, Gainesville;
mer
with
relatives.
Mrs.
Lanier
at the home of her s '-s<cr, Mrs. May Diekins
Mi- llilma I.nmlqilist anil soil,
will return to Sanford the latter John O’Neil. Jacksonville; .1. 11.
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Hnvitz,
Jacksonville;
<
ParL
an
ie r andd wife; Mr. and Mrs. i
Ji on Magnolia
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George t iiwan left I uesday for part of this week.
rette, Cineinnalli; E. E. Rrawer, Horell, Mr. and Mrs. Carlson, Air. i Air and Airs. Halid) Wight on ■
Coronado Reach where he will
Lexington.
and Mi ,. VVe'tt i and Mr. and Mrs. [ terlaiiii-d a numls-r iff their J:;
Mr. and Airs. ,1. M. Wallace have
P ■Wednesday for spend several weeks.
Rehnherg attended the Swedish i friends a t a Yachting party W e d - l a
; destiny evening on the yacht, with [ ■
returned home from a delightful
MONTEZUMA
pictiii- at ............. it on Saturday.
rolina where
, supper and a most
delightful i H
Misses Anna ami Kitty DuRose, motor trip to Dade City, Tampa
Mr. and Mrs. AI Hyanis, L ake
cruise around the lake.
im
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Mrs. H. C. Du Rose ami sister. and St. Petersburg where they land; J. C Jasper. VVinthriqi, Mass.
Alt. and Mi
August Swim.-on, i Among those eiiinying this de- ; Jj
VV. Raker, Miss Marie Walker of Centerville, have heel) the guests of relatives. S. M. Weatherull, Orlando; Mr. Air, and Mi
Vrcliie Swanson and I liglitfnl evening were Mr. and a
a recent in- Ala., who are spending the summer
Mrs. Jean Michael hns returned ami Mrs. 1). M. Miller, Orlando; It. Harvey and Mr. and Mrs. E. F. , Airs. Percy A. Mem, Mr. and Mrs. *
at
Daytona
Beach,
spent
the
day
B Athens, (in.,
home afte r spending the week end D. Graham, Miami; R. J, Shilling, Enmlqiii -1 s|n nt Monday at Coro- J Dick Brown, Dr J. N. Tolar and |J* their wedding here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Habdi Wight.
a
at S arasota. S afety H arbor and Orlando, J. n. Drniighan, Palatka; i nod Reach
home to their
L. I,. Gray. Wilmington, Del,; W.
i i-i
other points on the West Coast.
(ieorge
Harden
left
Wed
he
day
Apartments.
D. Lrny, Wiliningtnn, Del.; E. T
V
B u y ice cre a m fn u n the D a u g ii
All 1 Emil A l agnus on re
evening for points in south Lem
Witt, Palatka; .1. 11. Hurst, Paint t ui • ■-I I-....... ■imlev
i i c o f W e s le y nt the Hand cum -nt
Mrs.
L
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II
agan
and
her
■
isler,
ivis leaves Kri gia whore he will spend sen nil Mr:,. ,1. \\ Dutton of Del,ami. left ka
• w ed -'mi; 111fi pent at
( v e ry T h u rs d a y e ve n in g .
jommeree, (la., weeks with relatives.
Wi-din -day for Statesboro, *la .
| t as the guest
S E M IN O L E
The many friends of Mis.-, Nell where they were called by tin ill
Rachael
Ryan;
J. D, Lraee, St.
ness
of
their
fattier.
Williams, whodias Itreii qiHte ill at
Augustim-: imly Carter. Jaclt-.oiiher
home
on
P
ark
Avenue
for
sev
C. Hill mid
Sam Ryrd and Warner Scoggan villi-; L. E Fleming, A tlanta; Jim
Caroline, mul eral weeks, will he interested to are spernlmg l hi-. wer-k at I hi vtona Mui'Doiiatd, City; tL C. Ilainmoml,
learn
that
she
is
improving.
re spending this
Richmond. KatI Richter, Chicago;
Beach.
jjnmp, "Magnolia
H. M. Smith, Miami; J. AI Ridille,
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom
Adams,
anil
Lake.
Ml^s Evelyn
Edenficld
left Tanqia; l> Hamilton, City; Mar
sons, VV. A. and Eugene have re
Sunda.i for Savannah, La . and Ty- ry Fisher. Jacksonville; W. L a i n
turned
home
from
Kentucky
leaves soon for
hee Island when- he will [lend son. Savannah; H. Stainlake, St.
she will visit where they spent several weeks. several weks.
Pel ershiin:
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A rthur llazM rs. Frank Miller him returned
Mr. and Mrs. D M. Miller of
K. T. Witt and J. ,11. Hurst .
home from Jacksonville where she
has been the guest of her sister, Orlando spent the day here Wed Paint ka were among 'the luisine,)Vitmpu spent the Airs, Lulu Clay.
nesday on hiisioes'.
visitors in the city iVednesda v.
idny transacting
.'his headquarters
Mr. ami Mrs. I t'. Moore of
Airs. Percy Mcro and children
Tile Daughters of Wesley
who a re spending the sum m er at Winter HuVen arrived in i lie city;
Daytona Reach were in the city Wednesday for a -horl stay and sell ice c r e a m every Thursday
mg at the Rand concert a t tinarc stopping at the Valdez.
of Jacksonville Wednesday for the day.
tsiness visitors in
Hay.
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RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: 217-W:
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Four room Stucco Bungalow,
large living room with fireplace,
hardwood f l o o r
built-in
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throughout,
features, modern i n
every detail.
Price at $9,000.00,1-3 Cash. Bal
ance to suit purchaser. Will con
sider lots as cash payment.
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Park Avenue m
A modern and attractive 8 room
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Circle Num ber Two Is
E ntertained By Mrs.
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house on lot 07x130 facing east.
Convenient
to
school.
Price
» .+
$9,500.00. Easy Terms.
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Mr. And Mrs. Wij.vht ;;
, Give Yachting I‘arty 15
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C O R PO R A TIO N
ALA Firsi National Rank Huilriiug
Phone N a miser 713
SMASHING FINALE
5 2 9 D R ESSES
:,4
at 1-2 PRICE
Friday and Saturday
>f Savannah, La., |
ty Wednesday for ,
Here on business. |
, and It. .1.
i were among :
s in the city I
|d W. D. Cray of
arrived in Naii[itml are registered
)a.
FRIDAY
THE LAST
D ollar D a y
Winthrop, A la-',
out of s tate inlesday and is stiqiItezunui.
(ml F. J. Butler of
to Sanford Wed
it the day here on
Ion.
Iller hns as her
I her home in Rose
, Miss Emma Ne
City, Mo.
Tabic of Printed Crepes, $1.00 off regular price
’atr s Melt's Sticks
f» 1
$ 1 .0 0
tments
‘S Men’s Uninn Suits fur
(J Yards HieiicliiiiK J5c
value fur
Table
nf pongee
kirnona silks
and
$ 1 .0 0
$ 1 .0 0
81 x 90 sheets
Lila yard prints
$ 1 .0 0
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$ 1 .0 0
$ 1 .0 0
Four Yards 40-inch col
ored Voile for
$ 1 .0 0
from 1 p. m. to
I'/j yardH $1., and $1.50
voile for
)I)A Y
wonder picture*
the sea Non,
|LGA
5 yards Rinffliunis and
crepes
Larjfu size towels hath
and huck 5 for
$ 1 .0 0
Li yards rosebud crepes
for
$ 1 .0 0
2
yards polka dot
fiaxon for
w
m
>
$ 1 .0 0
$ 1 .0 0
$ 1 .0 0
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Yesterday’s Results |
National League ,
National League ,
Philadelphia, 7; Pittsburgh, 8.
Brooklyn, 0-5; Boston. 2-1.
Clntirinati, 2; St. Louis, II.
(Ohly three).
- Aqjcrlnm Lc
Lengue
hiladelphin, 0-2.
Boa ton
'ti, »H: I’hiladt
(Only
scheduled).
lly g«V*-' sehe
D O W take 'b i d y
PAIR OF GAM
FROM BRAVES
MACKS DIVIDE
WITH RED SOX
1 TWIN B IlL
Cincinnati Is Badly
Beaten By The Cards
Simmons Hits Three*
Doubles In 1st Game
Wilbert Robinson Succeeds,
In Landing Dodgers In 3 r d
Place By Winning Twin Bill
s ta rs of two ilecmir,
the s tartin g Latter*
g regatinn and jn tI
tionn were Fred Mp'
bert, A rt Fletcher,
George Burns,
and ed Murray. Re
lieved MoGinnity
inning.
The oppMs
copied a 4-to-:i Ihh
innings, had RuIk-Jj
box and Roger
tho bat.
F m | Tt
Evers, Bad Bill pjj.
H u n ter guarded the
the outer works
Joe Kelly niul ][:(r( Commissioner I.andii
W alker were pre-ent.
ho\ and the (’ardinnhi ran aw ay
I com the Reds, II, to 2.
Ljouthitl ;1ml Toriiom -r hit three times
taeh.
Cincinnati was limited to
even safeties hy Reinhaft.
The Pliihideljiliia Atlileties won
th iir -i\t!i str.i'irht contest in the
I lirst half ot a d.mhte-header with
' .■■ni'lle.
the Rii| S o\, (! to a, Put lost the
\m | l>a/./.y made il an ill Biool
mifhiia)'. I to 2.
The first futile
lyn day al Boston yeilorday h u a a IlltrniliK toil11 With the AtllPLEADS NOT(
takini; (hi
eeoinl Kamo "I a 'l o t u s jrelliiiK N safeLies and the
N EW YORK, j-j!
to 1, a f te r Bui lt if;h j Red S o < 15, Cut Zaliniser of the
doable loll,
Thomas W. Miller,
j
So\
allowed
only
five
1
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1
tile
seeGrimes had areoiinti-d for I}i■■open
property ciistiulian,
Grimes scattered eight unit.
| er. (i lo 2.
guilty today
Washinirlon
played
to
New
York
inis aruuitd the |>ark while Uuzzy
ch arging him, Harry
Giants in the Matty Memorial E x ' form er attorney ye
struck out nine Braves.
Grantham kepi PitItdmrifh in ihe hibition panic a t New York and late .lohn T. King
rimnitiK with a very active hat, liis lost. 8 to (5. The contest was jire- to defraud th(. pivptriple and double accounting for I ( eded hy a struggle, between tenuis
live runs in an IH-to-7 victory t made up for the most p a rt of men
I who played in C hristy’s day. Joe
ovt-r 1’lii Indeljihitt.
Jacksonville J tch
I.nipie was kimci.ed out of tile Mi Ginnity and Frank Bowerman, pn sh o rt cut under
There nl»V have hren jtrn'iMe lietween Martnjjer Wilhert Ruhin.ion
of the BrOdklyn Dodders and hi:
Kieat riKht-hander. I>a/./.y Vance.
Ini' Rohhie lias sipiiee/ed his team
into third idarc in the National
Difficult Task
over a m ajor league P h i l a d e l p h i a 's
S tre a k
Of
liurlcijfh Grimes And Dtuzy hailMAKING
cluli
is
a
difficult tusk.
If
£ j x V icto ries
Southern
Association
B roken
In
lot Contest Appears New Orleans, 0; Atlanta, 4.
Van<T ilnrl Excellent Halil you have yum doubts, go into eoitS
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L
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And Are Given Good Sup fi rence v.ith ( ininie Mach.
K -lA s Good Scores Are Moldle, 7; Hinniiiglmm, 5.
M
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k
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D
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n
W
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t
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5
If
i
ts
12-1; Little 2 l (((•(•port ; Vance Fit ns !> In -nil
In Mill Mink hoasted a pennant
It Made In Exhibition olidMemphis,
game lie, 3 monies, darkness).
v, inner.
|L decided, for various
H ounds Wednesday
Soul lieastera League
reasons, to 1'ieak up his team. The
A lh a iiy , 5; Ja c k s o n v ille ,
lolluwim; von his cluli finished
St. Augustine at ("limiiiii*, wet
last,
I >r M -.i'ii successive years
g rounds.
H u m m e l I so d A s R e l i e f M a n
I ’i t t s h u r ^ h N o s e s O til F h i l s it w a s a l a d i n d e r .
(Only two scheduled.)
Then the .Mm kian system In-Kan
In Hnl h G a m e s , R e l i e v i n g
In F r e c '- S l u g g i n g C o n l e s l ;
to make p r n g ic s .
Last season it
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Florida State League
G u i n n In Nth o f 2 n d G a m e
W illia m s L e a d s In A t t a c k was a contender all the way.
It
rst Golfers Slated No game* scheduled.
Ialt '-red only in (lie stretch.
This
BOSTON, July 8. i/P i Brook year it is an i ven better enmliinaP HI L \ D K L P H I A , J u l y 8. ( / ! ' ) '/ To Tee Off Shortly
lyn eaptured both ends of a dpuldc tloll.
Today’s Gaines
I lie Atlileties’ wi n n in g s t r ea k of
header from tile Braves Wednesday
z .-.tinwlit (fames
was
halted
^t t A fter Noon Period
Only an absolute collapse of tin
by ti to 2, and 5 to 1. Crimes hall i luh wiII prevent the A'tt from i Wednc day when the Huston Red
National Lengue
edged Goldsmith in tin* initial havm g-ic'oiisiiii’r'aide to . a y as to So,v w m ihe second game of a douPhiladelphia at. Pittsburgh.
^ C O L U M B U S , July X. (/!’)
struggle while Vanre came mil on 1who i l;n iiip to w in the A rm - i'iiaa I lo bi i-ler, t In 2, a f te r dropping
(Only one .scheduled).
^111 Mehihoni, of C’lii*-nK“ . r-et a
top ill a pili him; duel with W ert/ I .eaeia- penean!
i lie I'ii 1 "nine by a li to 5 margin
I t pace for llic first round of
in the final. \ .nice fanned nine
American I.ear;no
■ ■■■■■■■■HanrtKBHHBHHHMKHnHMMHBBIIMBtlHHDHnHHHHHflHMHMHHN ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ilk
ni 1 'I m u m g s .
National Open Coif Champion
hatsmen and the victory pave th Bi.sloh Red 5, X ■
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Up with n record score of (18 for
Sun " Hi- hit three t wo buggers
_
_
_
>ot of four in Hu
Rohm tin i
Detroit at Boston.
16 Scioto country dull links. He
u w \ F R BUB i j l'I N N
of the iii Hu- in I game but /.ahni/.ei was!
series.
(Only two jrano scheduled.)
ld a mnrvelmis ltd to establish n
Boston Red .'ox has been going ,i imi | bio pir/./le in the closing I
J^.tlttCOrd for tile first tunc, tint was
A li R 11 Ft) A
Brno W> il
Ihniuclt nil the hard hiek that pur g.inu . "i wmg but two single- lilt i
11 11 11
-i
Soul hern Asxnrial ion
l; n o t quite so fust on I lie homeward
Fewsler, 211
sued Mack for seven years, tiini e til the h uili inning.
New (>i leans at M lanta.
Jacob: oil. c t
1 1 ■> ■; p " In- acquired In - Boston Auiencan
trip.
I'.in- el, who wax driven from |
M obile al Hlimmghuiu.
i,v> Scores for the first 18 IioIoh:
3 U 1 111 ii " j It wa-n’l Iiiucli of a ball club the b , in the first game, t'cphu'-ilj
H erm an, ll>
■
I
,
j
Meni|ihis at Little Hock,
®y? Joe Turtles, New York 35-30- 71
ii " 11hut wen i u ill Ihe sale, so im
1 1
(Jultili n I lie eight ti inning of t hi- 1
Wheat, If
{(>nty 2 scheduled.)
. L e o Diogel, New York 30-30
II II 0 1 ii tl I medial e effoi l- were made to '••coni! game and prevented any ’
Felix, If
Ti u 1 1 u !l| !l ,-fig! hen il.
72*
<'ox, r!
ii'itmi'
I
*1 .i I I A muuher of veteran players,
Southeastern League
,• J . J. O'Connor, Rvc, New York,
6 !
B u tle r. ' s
Itcga i. Boston ni ninl bnsemtitiin,
Savannah at Montgomery.
i)
r v -; 17-86—7a.
M n r r i n l I .. ; i h
11 iI ii
believed to have several
y e a r’s d n a a i In- halt into I he left field ,
St. Augllstilie at Cohnilhus.
tCf’, •. George McLean, New York, 35Margrave , c
5 1
1
service i till in iheir systems, were hlcai In i 1 fill' a homer in the sixth
Alhany at, Jacksonville.
1 (1 T II ii
Ao—74.
(ir iiiu i, p
pin cha.- eil, with the hope the Bos inning )f Ihe second game.
] C r " / J . E. Brennan, P its b u rg h 38ton fans would >-u winning hall al
Basil.;i
il
Florida S tale I-englie
Ft) \ !■:
m 87—75.
liner under I In n e w ownership.
Totals
37 ti Vi 27 11
II i r. II ii
Sarasota at SAN FOR It.
V * . Tom Skipper, Canlonsyille, Md.,
A It li il I'd \
B e stia l
For two months the veterans d e Flat:-I' el cf
Tampa at Lakeland.
1 o l 6 i
’}■ 88*40- 78.
<*tl
G a i i h c a u , 2h
livered in I iiie style*, hut when H i'.’in v, s
1 ♦i 1 1
Todt,
lb
Orlnndh al St. Peter; Inug.
1 2 16 1 n
fof' J . W. Kennedy, New York 40;;
l) a II ii
-I. SmHJi, rl
win in wciithei set in they wilted
Fort Meets a t Bradenton.
1) ■> i 11 ii
70.
W i l r o n , Il
i 0 vl I 0
and ilie eluh dropped to the bottom. Jacob on, rf
0 ■j 3 U ii
■k^ij^curgc Herron, New York, .'IP- Id
Br own, If
4 .11 1 3 ii
It was I lien decided to rebuild Sham r, 11
R
e
g
a
a
,
2
h
1
1 1 n
3 II t 1 ;;
High. !li
th" teftm with young blond, tin m a t
l l a i " \ , 2b
() 0 t 1 a
H a rry Reese, Cleveland, 41!-1.‘!
1 1 l 1 1 *»
B n i r u i , |b
ter how long it look.
\x Riit.enilial
11 ii 1) II u
88*
K. Tnylnr, o
1 <) 1) 3 u
-> II
Fi 'bull', i
(1 1 (1 1 0
Alfrdfl Sargent, A mat (-nr, ColG ilisoii^ i
1 :t 1
Wnbufl, 41-41 -85.
S t. I enis
(1 n 1 1 0
II Ft) A | ; I >:i toil, c
Gold until, p
• t i) II
1 1
;■Al Eat linona, Chicago, 35-30- 71.
It'll:. . It
II i\ II Ii 0
I 1 0 0 x x . I'it/ei i uld
■J. Tu\li i
1 1) (1 ii 11
I luill tu t, cl
o
Jack Forrester, New York, 118
II n s
; i o ii V, m g fii '-il. 11
8b^7d.
I'opoieer. 2b
it I’m' J i r11-.
1 •> 1 1 II
JI 2 a :!7 I'.I
- - Charles Rowe, P iiib iirg h , to .48
II \ I) n 11
It " !t m o le V, Di
n : \ . - 1!'u i- at b
u in 0181 1102
—78.
.'■out h e m l li, i f
1 I I b i rer.i, 2b
1 n 0 t "i
Miss Gloria Swenson of the
mm mm m |
I >i 11, bit
iti..W. It, Dickinson, I'hiladelpliia, flickering films will lie supported
r>iiin»iuiry
l-a hits.
V.. 8^-40- 70.
! G 'F a ir e l l, e
Total.;
r. ir»x21 21 1
I*v a cast of fashionable fleas m lean, Ulu .il II'v.'ii
let 11(1111. Saei il n ,
\ o l., c
<! •’ L. II. Coldherk,
Philadelphia, her next, picture.
p II
x One out vv lr u wumiiig run : cm
Ilargra r e III iin.'in. Gilt-ion, I I La V> 1111vv,
‘ *“ “ 80.
x Bat ted fi ir II utu-v in Pt h,
\ vx-ital Ioil Im G i ton in Pt Ii
Tills .'-' rills til Iilfi !' .officii lit S m i t II. I tlllll i l r pi.IV . ( l u l l r I III I .1 15 i t i h u i i p
K. Tuy l o r I n B u r r i i s .
1i n i h i
to
x .xx Hatted fm I; il l ing in mh.
;,‘COLHMBGS, (lino, July 8 l/pi i iiimif of current indictment lh.it 1 li i III.Il l ; B u t l e r t o F e w ! r i I n ! 1■ •
Total
2 8 I I 15 2 7 IM 2
niivhodv can get into movie , with
! V X/Tho
K M ie llin y
e i.lirn e
o f the
mull.
L i l t oi l liii r , B l o n k l ' . u , I D;
Fhiladilphia
Ml It li Ft) A F
fleioto Country Club IS I III- scene or without mol her to guide her.
Bostmi, H.
Bu ............ b a l l ., off *'incinnat i
inn mu (mi)
2 Bisliup, 2h
fre- Sjfi n
contest, siartini; today,
<811 (Mi | p;ix - it French, rf
Idea of fipraviog celluloid rihhou <Irmie , 1; Golihumltv, 4. St i ui-U St. Lour,
ipS'lBr the tiuprome honor ol AtneriSimmons, ( f
golfdom tin- Open <haiupion- with emotional insect:. o»»HM*:«smg ' ut b> G) irues, 5; G-dd ■nil li, I
Luminary Two base hit. . Mien. Lamar, If
Wild ptleh. Gold milh. I ' oi pi i c. .
dramatic
incliiietioiis
m
nut
precise
»ow
held
hy
Willie
Mel-'nrV | h i p , Itn
Pftnmiu, 111 lay u;ul !'\veenc\. Stolen base , .Snuthwoilli. Sueri Dykes, ."h
Iv new.
I r i K f l «f New York.
l e e - , U alia r, Roiieh, Fipp, Holm Boole, Hi
i imo, 1:57.
+
0
*
'^ -.L W ith a record score of (18, aiiiih
nut
Kiiiniit, Bell. I'oultle play Rein- Cochrane, e
Doughhoys who posed for I’nlli
l $ t | * Tommy Armour, Waslmicti
SECOND GAME
____ on.
hai I and Thevetiovv ; Reinhart, Giillnvvav, way
News
Wtekly
coming
out
of
Brooklyn
C.t in prnctlce, to set the pact,
AB R !I F ii A E I aevenovv and Hottiiniley. Left on
N
Rommel, |i
Copyright FJ21 Hart Sdiailner 8i M arx
h golfers as Dohhy Jones, Wul front-line trem-heH hack in l!B8 F e w s l e r , 2 b
5 I 1 2
11] base, Ciru itmati, 5; S i. Loin ., 8. x llauser
Hagen and Chirk Evans, hold were on intimate scratching terms . l ai ohs on, i-1
“ Bit -e on balls oTf Lmpie, 2; Rem- Gray, p
n ii
ffljftwr of tho record score of 28*1 for with some of most valorous hectic.! llermnian, )b
harl, 2. Si ruck out. by laupo-, 2; I’jitc*,, p
1 n
1
J'' t t o event, were among the en that ever defied a .Lop sergeant'; Wheat, 11
Ri ililuirt, 2. St nu ll mil, In l .oipie,
growl.
ji.' t S n t s .
F ’i l i \ , I f
2; May, I; Keinlmrt, 1. ||, t- off
* + ♦
Total
( "X, rf
» There were those who predicted
I aique, 8 in J 2 M; May 7 m ; | .;t. x B a tte d Im if "inFi b Bi ;!(* 18
But
those
beetles
were
above
.'<■1 in 3rd.
M n r r i o t i , .!ti
“ THt tlm constricted fairways, tinHit bv pitcher, by May, (It limn,
Idc-slopes, the winding turn anil sordid i "inau-reiali: ni. They wen- B u t l e r , s s
Boston
ouj null 002 pirn
h'.'.
l.
Wild
[litehes,
Riuili.ii
i
May,
What I i c l i e r r y . e
Hinnll, well-trapped greens ill war for glory of thing
im': mm 020 tun
Fa <‘d Im II ( IT art ell.
I osing P liila .ld p lii
t)Uld ferret tho total score lor the wen a furlough to you wa., a h a n g V a n c e , p
pitcher,
Lmpie.
I
m
puc
,
Rigler
S
a
io
o
iiirv
Two
ha c h its, Todt
holes to eloge around -‘(lit) in er strike for them.
McCormick and H urt.
+ ♦ ♦
ion 2 :02. Bish o p , .'iitiinoo - .», i ’pole. S lid '
pito of A rm our’s feat and the ex ,
Totals
base, .Im oh son, R ig n ey, S a c r ific e
An eye for nu eye, a tooth for it Bos loll
ellenl .73 tnudo by Jim Barnes fur
AB R Il 1‘O A
PITTSBURGH, July 8
(lU llo w a y . Dm illle p la y:-, Guk|owa>
tooth and a year for a eliam- Gautreaii, 2b
i flr#t nine.
3 1 2 1 4
Fittshm gli won the fust game ()f B is h o p ;i i i *1 F n iile ; Rogaii and ’Toili
Uych* started today with a pro imigno hath. Let Giit* In- a warning J. Smith, if
1 II 1
t)
the aeties from Philadelphia Wed- D y k e s, G a llo w a y , Bo Imp and Poob
to
you.
B<4>
I’ll/simmoiic.
had
ftipn Hint ruin might dampen
Wibotl, If
2 Ii n i u
ncnliiy 8 In 7. Gm ntlm in'. ilnuhle L e ll mi ha. os, Itn Ion, | 1■ F lu la ib l
M ir gnme if not their ardor he freek 1ml, not suninier ra h.
Bn.vvn, ef
1 (I n l (l
niul triple driving in ITv, runs, (diia 17 B a ,■ mi ball ,,|T Ruffioj.v nightfall.
All the 151 listed
High. 71.
n
j
1 li 1
f/iuin vvn. wild and n-liii.l ni tip* J ; o il \\ lug I ii4.|, 2, " t i R om m el, '
Which reminds as of first cootie Burni*. Hi
tho. a ta r te r’s sheet today were
1 11 1 1 » ,i
fifth w luh' AIdridge vv,i h u 11m-ly. o f f G r a y , I ; o il F ., : , , 2. S t n n 1
to
volunteer
for
ovrisens
ravageto of unolber day’s endeavor, if
K. Taylor, MS
n t ii b
giving way to K m tie r in tin ninth. " lit . h.) R u ffin g , I ; b\ R m iuuel, I
tty eared to remain through the They called him Jake heenn c her .1 I'liyloi, e
l ii o i u
Williams led Dm Fliillu
a tta c k by t ir a v , 5. Iliij , o ff Ki ■t T■Mrr. '.* m
pond 18 holes tomorrow.
Bat tianio was Minnie and there was no Wertz, p
3 II il 1 3
with a triple and tvvii Cioiit'L
jov
ill
MtldvilliDint,
night,
lor
the
II; of I W in g fie ld , 7 hi I | ;;; m i
ter F rid a y ’s round, only those
R o m n u l, 5 in ,*!; „ f f G m y , b
lio shared the host til) SCOTCH will mighty Casev had struck out.
Philadelphia
’TiiIii Ih ...
,
A
It
31 1 6 2 ; ut
H li P(
5 2-3; ot f F a te , 1 in 3 I 3. Fa , , i
Friberg,
2h
5
M S ? two circuits of the links
.1
2(Ki (Kill 120
.lake was closer to swagger lead Brooklyn
hall, C o ch ra n e .
W in n in g pitchi i
Willnm.% i f
4 •» *J 1
11(11 linn 1)00 i Makati, If
F a te .
Lo s in g p itch er, U m g t iil , ;
M’actioo rounds have not usually ers of World Wer armies than any Buxton 4 it ! 1
U n ip in
R o w la n d , lA .m - ami t',,n
ived much as to the outcome of other befuddled imluor iPililarv exSummary —Stolon bases, Gun- Wrightstone, Hi 4 i II i>
nolly.
real contest.
Many play in- pert. " * * In fact, Fueli finally luid Ireau 2, Wilson, Herman, Smith Leach, ef
(> a 1 i;
L F C G N 11 G \ M |.;
’crently, or try new shots, and to use a gulden spray to blast him Saerific*..,, Di'heriy. Vance, Wheat. Hotline r
t 11
i)
*i 1 0 ii
Hnslim
\B R II F(> \
fact that Jones look more than from a itievimisly prepared posi Fill on base:,, Brooklyn, 8, Boston Hither. 31>
shoulder blade,
Flag *i oi, ef
strokes in his first' muiul yes- turn hack "I lett
1 II 1
7. Base on bulls, off Vance, ;tj Sand, ks N
■ * *
Riglll”, . :
lay did nilt di semi rage his sup
1 1 t ii
Wert/,
Struck out, by Vance, p Dean, p
It will he interesting to watch Weil/., 7, PuH.sod ball, .1. Taylor Willoughby, p
'Todt,
II,
ors.
The British Open ehamII
1
li n
Jacob on. rf
, in truth, relieved his friends’ harassed flee, heroine on screen Umpires, O’Pny, Sweeney and \Bentley
1 II n ti
Shinier, If
Ingn ia the afternoon hy up- repel advances of oily stranger Ffirtnan. Time 2 hours.
4 II
Baecht, ji ...
U 0 U u
mid-western
metropolis
;; 1
ximatin*« a 74 in an am ateur from
Regan, 2b
whose intentions m o not. only disHaney, 3lt
pro exhibition,
4 1)
Total*
311 7 12 ■j i
I.uque
Knocked
From
Box
Gaxtnii. e
io amateur title-holder, play* liniiornhlo hut — well, there arc men
4 0
x-Bntled for Willoughti V 111 s
NT.
LOUIS,
July
8.
</t*i—l.nZaliuieer, p .
with Watts Gunn, lost tho like THAT in thin world whether 'pie was hatted out in the fifth in PittMlmrgh
4 1
AB R II Fi
•t 1 u
tch, however, for Gunn took you believe it or not.
Muon', 2'i
4
Wednesday
and
the
SI.
Louis
ning
* + * .
Totals
-j. •1 1 >
■)i
out SO und their opponent!, Wnl:: l 1 7 27 I t
Waner, i f
Soon you’ll be reading this: “The <'animal* defeated the league Tend Cuyler, ef
’ Hagen and Willie MaoFarlune
Philadelphia
AH R
4
1
1
ing
Cincinnati
Reds,
II
to
2
in
the
Sting of Passion" in five reels hy
imed 70 arid 7R.,
Iliahep, 2li
0
Wright, s.x
5 il 1 1
final
gumu
of
tho
series.
The
Frcmdi, rf .
rhlla tho aix professional pairs i|nl Roach s tarrin g Tanglefoot, Hard ina Is hunched Mix single* with Triyimv, 31,
4 0
1
1
1
1
this cypnt, 12 to 3, by Nassau educated cheese hound, from who a walk nnd n Rod error in thu fifth Graathani, Hi . 4 (i •1 p
Simmon*, ef
1 0
pt»M of scoring, Depstnore SRute, laid tho rail * * *
5 0
Barnhart, If.
Wolt’h, i f .......
3 1 Ik 3
ami brought lh six runs.
•at Virginia champion, and AlDyke*. JJI> ....
1 1
•1 li 1 1
I'outhit and Toporeer each got Smith, e
Mr. Roach will also he reinemo (1
pj Sargent, 17-yenr-ohl son of tho
Hale, Jh
*
>
Aldridge,
p
4
i)
liner hits. Reinhart was unsteady
bered
ns
the
genius
wtyi
conceiv
profoHsionul, defeated
Pnule, lh
lefcntcd us fa4 0
0 0 II il
in the early Innings, Imt settled K ro n e r, p
tf'S duo of prorcnaionuiH
fennionuls us ed the great epic of the kitchen down am] gained his first victory
Cochrane, c .
1 4
by Cruiekshunk, onco runner- entitled, "Thu Fly in the Oint of the season
Gailowuy,
ns
1 0
Total*
32
8
!>
27
1
. to Jones for the National Open ment."
z ilaUBei1, ..
1 0
Score by innings;
Cincinnati
♦ • *
AB
R
PO
li
, and Jack Hutchison, first
Engle, s* ......... 0 0
You can nover tell. Maylm the Dressen, .'lh . 4 2 1 0■1
Philadelphia
(112 100 2(11—7 zz Wnmby, .
■to win the British Open event.
1 0
Walker,
rf
1 0
a 0
P ittsburg
321 2)10 uox—8 Qutun, p
|r amateurs won, 3 ami 2, with time will come’when we’ll he writ Allen, rf
»i 0 t 0
lag
in
for
autographed
pictures
of
it-bail of 71.
| 0
zzz Lantur, _.
Roush, ef
3 ti 0 5
Sum m ary—Two base hits. Smith Rommel, p
ere were some on tho links to- Rudy the Flea who knocked
0
0
•j 0 1 3
Hargrave,
y
Grnnthum, Williams, 2, Friberg
wbo have uvowed that the all Mjulrming hy his toaniing pur- Fieinich. e
zzzz I’erkitiH . l 0
1 0 0 •i
Throe-base
hits,
Moore,
Gmathfang
:
formanco
in
"H
ot
Sands
ami
Hot
course is tho most difficult
Critz, 2h
3 0 1
Waner, Wiiliamn.
Stolen bn 3e
rhich the classic has over been I-ipa.”
Totals ........... 31 a 5 27 111 0
Pipp. lh » .
1 0 0 4
Mokait. (Sacrifices, Cuyler. Mokan!
*’l«, *
fi
z-Buttcd for Galloway in fith.
Hudgens, lh
.1
0
W
rightstone
Double
plays,
Will
1
4
REFU G EES V ISIT SHRINK
first crack of the driver to
Zitzman, If .
4 0 2 1
oughby, Sand to Wrightstone. Left zz-Batted for Engle-ta Oth.
off the 1028 Open was slated
Bmmcr, *h ...
1
0 0 0
on bases, Phlladelphin, 7; Pitta- zzz-Batted for .QuinTiift 7th.
MEXICO, Ji/ty 8.—(A*)—Floods Rlnolli, hs .
f »«46 p. m. with pairs starting
1
0
0
1
b u r t h , B. B ale on hails, off Dean. zzez-Butted foj* Rommel in nth.
fIva*imnuto Intervals until 3 havo brought hundreds of Indians Luquo, p . '
2 0 0 l
5j
A h l r i d ^ ,; 3; Wiloughby, 1 - B oh ton ........... 000121 000— i
to the sacred shrino of Guuduiupe May, p
... . i 0 0 0
:;?,0101 0(H) 001—2
Baecht, 1. Struck out by Aldridge’. Philadelphia
' .--w—
whore they have knolt in water xBresalor
......
1
0
0
3;
Krtimer,
1.
Hits
off
Dean,
7
in
0
waist-deep to pray tho ancient
Summary—Home run, Regan.
i;
-j
Willoughby, 2 in 2 1-3; Stolen bases. Simmons, Todt, SucTotals
<<
- 28 3 7 24 ’0 ; J | p w c h t 0 In1 I i Aldridge 11 in 8 "}lc«, Galloway, French, Flagx-Batted for Pipp in flth
bohe out in ninth.) * Kremer 1 (n
from disaster.
, y
Left oh bases,
rd* : ( v
7. PIfti i
i R ich er, Aldrldrfe.
.
11] Boston, fi.
rw kn
TTi « mL __
J
t . Plj
■;ifi
Uniplreij
■;vv'Y'-f *, , •
“
*•"»"',vie..,-'’■
fist
i j 7x ? .
. -Vgy.ftjK a '. , .
-
Sixty High Scores
•j: Stay After Today
ir
Your interests come fin
in this store
You go to a doctor for advice aboi
your health; to a baker for finance
guidance.
W e d like you to feel that way ahoj
this store when it comes to things
wear.
Our whole staff spend their lives st
dying clothes. They must become
perts to stay here. W h e n you p
yourself in their hands, ask their advii
may be sure your interests will
s^PMt ahead of our own every time.
T
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Tele
phone 111.
CHICKS FOR SALE— Largo typo
Barron S train chicks white laghnm. $8.75 per hundred. Postage
paid. Rhode Island Reds, best for
meat.
$10.76 per hundred pout
pnid.
We pay the postage and
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AT A BARGAIN overstaffed living
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JO— t i c i i l m i ' a n t 1 IH u m h ln ir
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HOGGINS & ( GV
vlO., Au, > near Phoenix Utility.
Radiator and - lit
.rt'Ul <.v>irs
SELL GOOD USED CA ItS .
FOR SALE— Walnut Iloosier cab
Plain and urnnmci
- 'tuv .11V
inet, first class condition, $30.
Rink.
ltd. 7) V
u : i Ki<
Iron bed with springs, (i. Gas stove,
Avenue.
, miscellaneous furniture. Sacrifice.
New location July IS, Corner Elm
,914 Myrtle Avenue.
21—Pain
ling—1
RUillH
and 13th Street.
V
<i0— M achinery and Tools.
AUTOMOBILE DC-VLERS: If
want to sell yin i *•«»>,» I |
Alt used cars better condition.
vertise daily on the classified pnge FOR SALE I Colt Carbide outfit
for 9 lights. Alsu mule and
BETTE It I’ BICES
farm
tools. Rhone 69J-W.
25 —Florists.
in Advance
rill be received
[(collector sent
| payment.
10c a tine
... He a lino
... 7c n line
[>n. request.
»tea ore for
Ilona,
iverage length
je of 30c for
ia restricted
ition.
tde The Sanresponslble
pet insertion,
subsequent
c should be
in ense of
nseits
77—House# for Runt
FOR RENT—Six room furnished
house. Located in Edgewood. J.
F. McClelland, 309 F ren c h Avo.
78—
O ffices
and Desk Hoorn
IM T i l l - ; ( H K ' t ’l T C O I ' I I T o f t u b 1
7 T I I J » 1)1 ( I A 1/ C i l t C I l T O F T I I F . ,
H T . A T K O F F l . O t t l l> V I S
AAu
F O ll MFM IM H.R COUNTY.
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Or. -wmo N u v h I S i o r . j C o i i q x i i i x .
'T H E minute you pot yoor
1 "*■ feet in a '*TUH bath you
feel pain being drawn oat
and comfort
jti»t soaking In.
rt jnst
How good Tpur tired, swol
len, burning/feet feeL *Tla"
draws out/ the poisons the',
cause tender, aching feet.
"Tis" takes all the soreness
out of corns add callouses,
t Get a box of "Tu” at any
^ drug or department store far
a few cents.
End foot torture foreverwear smaller shoes, keep
your feet fresh, sweet and
comfortable.
I a coi iioratlmi.
( ' o i i q i l a I; 1.1 n .,
t\. i i it.-ii., 11 v r. rooms to rent lor I
VK
stores or offices a t P ark Avo.. l Wi l l . #. Tovv i t sf l l . t , f t :\i.
D f f t l l l l . l -II-.
and Commercial Street. -W. M. | T h e ( M a t e o f Mf i r l t l i i , t o
Young, Owner, 208 P a rk Ave,
, T n M Iu h t k I, W I t , l l i i w i i r i l ,
O F f"ir'p;
oicfoT. >• *•-,«
Bldg. Apply 'A. P< Connelly A
Soi,.*., .nag,. .
mid.
for
rent
three
E state
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I H o w ard and
(ilia S
llnwurd,
if I
■ a l i v e , a n d if d e a d , t o ( hul l - u a k l i o w n I
' l i el rH, al evi s ei - a, l e g u t e i s , o r g r a n - |
. te es , a n d to all n m o n * ImV Imt o ' I
c t i j h i i i n a a l l 1. i n t e i VH l In t h e f o l l o w - !
I I n X d e s c i Hi e d l a n d s
In
Sem inole,
■( 'mint y. to w n
u p s t a ir s '
OFFICES. DESIRABLE LOCA
TION
APPLY SEM IN O LE S E
CURITIES.
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THRASHER & GARNER
Real Estati ,m| Fire Insurance
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
MeCALL & FOX, Real estnto in\ otuieiit h ItfHi Nuys are among
N I C . of S W , or
Soot Io n
91.
T o w a s h iii ill S o o t h
Hangs
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Mil M .
Vi>ii a r e l o r e i n o r d * r e d a m i r e
i i n l r e d t o u|i|>"-*i -:i t h e 2 a ' l d a y o f
A u g u s t , \ t >. I '1o i, f ,, H id 1>111 f l e a .
a u a l n s l yon III t h e i i l m l a e n t l t l v . l
c a u s e a nil m u : (.
T i n s i s a s e t m . - h n n e a r y Iu m i l i n e d hy f o i . i i d . i i . m m t o o U l l ' t n i l s
i n t o m i i l t i l n i i ill t o
said
dcserllod
r.-at f s a t f , a n d i n h a l f c o m p l a i n Mill' S l i l l f l l o l . - l o , i n f e e s l m p l f ,
l o i f v e r i - s l .' Id i - l o d.
■inietod
and
I ' o i i f l l l i n ' d a \ il• •• i « '■ o f t h i s e m u i
II Mt'l’RR It till C| n • f nJ I c l a i m s w luH
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I'k o n e 746.
lt> I In HIMki 1. 1111 11i t **ii, or a it v ■•l J r
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"STEW ART THE FLORIST77
■11 \ o n , ,t ml \ ■ |*i i |it’l tm Hy fii !■-if
BETTER DODGE BROTHERS
RLE R C 'n>DA l,E for good buys Hint (h'hrlf ■1 n .kill <;i i Ii a nit all I
Flowers for all occasions.
11 “ UT i U
IIis - i t ; j ut; liny ■'ta mi
B* .il i'. t.i'f, 2311 Meisch Build- >11.11
WHY RA7 RENT
McLANDKK ARCADE
rt llJtl SDI'VlT f ■• I Ml• , X|IH1 to IH'HD
SERVICE
4
“ Let us build you a home in Ing.
Hi d Mi l l
Rhone 781.
ell*' I'll i l 1 HI t!-l ■ ■ •I ,
Mi in tuil b < i'. K.jMistii .3 k Ilk * S 11
he u ut if ul Wy no worn I Properties," — -------—
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If you on ii inuke n s mill I rush pay- o i — W a n t e d — T o R e n t
27— P rofcssiotial S erv ices
■li t
‘llSfCIlt 11
MILLER O. P H ILIPS, Inc
oient, we will let you furnish your,
___ _____ —
i : J >oiiR Iiimk, i d u r k of
SVi M i **hs. \
/**iid I ' i r r i i H t oiii i a fid tin1 <il f *i‘i a I
NOT1CK
own
plans,
build
you
u
homu
ami
let
i
WANTED
TO
RENT
-6
room
ild#
.Hull day of .luii ■
Elm A vr. ami 13th Street,
PER M A N EN T MARCEL WAVING you ptiy hnluncp like rent. Cull or,
house furnished, with all con- ts*;il i lit*r*«of
)utd (five their
Madam H arriett's Beauty Parlor, j see Mr. Palmare or Mr. Alcorn. i vemmiics, by Dm month. Reason
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K I n i t ' «H , \ S r i , t ' l f i h
Ice address ns
II. \ ,\l W c i ' k * , I ' <'
Rhone 216 for appointments.
with Sanford Realty Co.., Agents able rent and gogd location. A p
pne number if
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Wynnewond Properties, Inc., Ball ply K. H. Fny, Phoenix Utility Co.
Its. About one
S-i l i . l t o i D f o r i o m p l i d i i a n r
I U a l r i d o , I- la
thousand has
EUGENE OIL Perm anent Wave— Bldg. Phone (>67.
•I 111v l -H l:.
the others
for $19 per head. Graduate opR.'l— F arm s and Land for Sale
with you
ernlors ai Marinelto Beauty Shop. 5 5 — S p e c ia l# a t t h e S t u r m
(Miin; h i n 1 p i iiL ir v u n \
your address.
The Basket. Rhone 11*3,
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FOR tJ IIC R S A L E - 6 acres. 2 in rin*: hi ;\ i . n t h .ii iih i vi t iu, ce M L'ST be
n i t n r r i . m u n i iv t v n r i i i
acres cleared.
I flowing well.
J
Ni . m \ n i . i : r u t v r t .
it The Sanford
House L"_’y3l
Act quick. 13.600.
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Box I.:. Lake Monroe. Fla.
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j take i III RORRAt ID spinal a il-1Si [ A K ESRE A RE Fishing cquipknees are not
il-# Tl HHllT,
' just incuts and be well. Rhone 482.
<*isin }■!(«( u a ri f,
FOR S \ | K Will sacrifice unim
( for appointment.
Dr. W. K
■O '
pmved five acre celery farm, a l «S,| l it ii .MI ■III•Ihit
- Efficient
i f 11V1ri« m u l II1
| .MaeDongall, 397 First National
meat, ItoiD, Reels, Lines, Etc. at so half interest in house anti nine tli >HI I [d h II C>li ,Imi .i#ct» ,,i M
ii.ti I i • *4 ul n I rki
----i Bank Building.
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v\ i rm i|« s u i l l i r ij
lots corner Pecan ami Fourth St. Intuit nmf » Sm
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15— Service Station#— Repair
Need cash in business only reason i ' bi si ' l l , f t I ' l l l r l h I si ' , ,h*|ltl Mi c k # ,
Po u n d
ing
for
making
sacrifice.
See
J.
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if 11 A III K . 3b<1 It i-11' M
i 41. t l l ' M l l Ka l l l b l
28— Kepnirim*
For Sale By
i iii iiu; irviiivHt in i Im
McClellan, Ball Bldg., or W \ \ J ull ii.u ri*#
I 1!(IVA t i i k
<|.*Hci i Uui I
a, hunch of keys,
Thompson at Elders Springs. (’. E. J o h n M h K?*, dt C' -HKct h ol ar n od tsh u i uu ni sd*e' r.
MODEL TRIM CO.
jd Office or Mrs. “ We trim the ear, not the owner,” T Y i'E W R IT E R S All Makes, sold
Mitchell, Owner.
I : N P o l l , If t i v h i w . i i tiil If d t ' n d ,
BALL HARDWARE
gt, 2000 Park Ave.
t h i ' i i ii i4 a I n s t iill n m t i r v u t n l m l i i K In
rented, repaired. Orlando Type
Rhone 817 for estimates.
I c i f Mt
In H im l ol I n u l i n; ( h' Hut dl n' d
w riter it Supply <'n. 42-41 W at
R. W. RADFORD
81—Houses For Sale
l a u d n u n d e r K N 1**11. *1(‘ci uhus I o r
i For Sale.
kins Block. Rhone 938, Orlando.
I ' l l i c r t t I n p , m i d a l l u n k n o w n i mi ' Hc w
r i . tiiii i n m In t u r r e t i n l l o I • d h *\v t n «
BECKER Auto Electric Company.
H6—Wanted—To Buy
CLOSE IN MODERN HOME
rh'HUl i h r i i i mi dni , vvhi r l i l a n t l H a i p d r ; and Overland.
Electric Specialists on automoEX PER T REPAIRING
[
H i i l h f i l a n 1 <*11**w h S o u i h « M # i n m i r $6,600.00.
Co., P ark and mobiles.
S parton Service,
820 Typewrit to < and Adding Mechine*.
Act quirk, and secure, modern 0- I I r (*f H o u i h w * #l i |iiiii h ' i o f S e c t i o n
-f
r nf i i ml t l i r N M ( [ U u i t r l i West F irst Street, SanfordRAUL JL NIX.
........ bungalow. Easy walk down oS,f iSmr uKlllio nh a i17,
IIlid IlHt lllOiiHl <111111' |
With Haynes 4 Ratliff. Rhone 340!
town, paved streot, g a rag e, shrubs. l o r o f h i Mj t l i u phi « n j ; n t r i o f S o n t l o n
i- r r
IH— llusine## Service Offered
Extra large lot, niee Inwn. Several IT. n i l i n T*<w rinlii|> L*l S o u t h .
/6 r'
Co., Inc.
pieces good furniture included at 1hid ii on s i , i n S r mi n o l o ( ' m i n t a . K i m ■ 1
-------2(1—Tailoring
and
Pressing
WANTED TO BUY
raham Trucks, E X P E R T PIANO TUNING and
I l ice. Owner leaving state. Terms
1 ip f<* n d n i i t m
'
CLEAN
COTTON RAGS
Phono 3.
T>* tin* cl« t <‘i ol ni l l k In t l o ' a i i o v < ‘ I
if desired. See A rth u r (jorrington,
•Phonograph Repairing hy men HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY
AT HERALD O F F IC E
In’ll r i n i H r , t n - w i t :
St t out Farm
Agency, National s t ’Tib
trained a t factory. Let us rebuild
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. ]
S m a l l M. I h i i r u i n ' ' 1, if l i v i n g
Bank
Building.
NG WORKS, j u,|,| refinish your old piano or 196 S Palmetto Avenue.
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Phone
inn lnt<*UoMt In Ho" hdlowiim f111
r KAR TIRES, phonograph.
KlI-LING.SWOKTH 3411-1,
•n i t o' i l I o i i i I k m n l o i S . i r . i h M I >111 |
Iterius.
S.M V I.I . H O U S E amt L o t fo r sale
REPAIR SHOP, Temporary adi . i n i ’i*, d i ' - n i MMl , o r P i l i i ' i w l ’ i', j n l m i
veland Six
I T ,mk N oble, ( Jin d c r v I lie.
l dress 1361 Mellonville Ave. IMume LANKY DRY CLEANING iVt,
III* Wm, il l i v l m ; m o l if t l o a d
Mo n
.ill j n i r t l r s t 1a i in i
h i i o i o # i i n ill
.applied for.
l*ry Cleaning, Repairing nn
f o l l o w Jn*: (lew* r I I m| iJ
i i vt nl s
mui< i
i(? if * *t »*
)SON-ESSEX
S5— LuLs For .Sii/e
J o h n K i r k s , *I*' c « hmoi |, o r o t l i r t \a is**, ,
Dyebig.
Phone 106 for prorup 57— Room s W ilh Hoard,
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Mi en n i l ( t m t l r s * I n f m l i m K i t u i r s l In
Ave.
Sanford Stove <4 F urniture Co.
LOTS FOR SALE Cypress Ave Mic
f o l l o w I n n ImiilH i i n d o i K N P r l i , |
W
ANTED
Roomers
anil
hoarders
I 41
321 E. F ir s t Street
nue,
6
lots
60x129,
$009.00
each
t
l rf ' pj l Soil, m BflHT' H I co; Hthl n i l HO i
22— Help Wan led— Fvntalo
696 W. 3rd S trteet.
We carry a full line
with cash payment of $150 00 on k n o w n rciitU-M t i n i m line I n i o n - m i»i |
lovvlllk!
d i s c i l l x il
liitlil. 1 , I
IRMONS
Onr prices are right, (tush <u ,,, , .......................
each. Balance on contract. Dean- wI hhr i c h t h In
m i s m o d i M C i l h id nn fo l- 1
terms Wo want voar business ( WAN 1 ED
L \ 1 E It 1 EN < L D
mobile Go.
Berg Corporation, 616 F irst N a hi U' h , Si hj Mi oil s i i m a r t o r itf s o u t h
..
” o w ant your huami BH , .STENOGRAPHER. APPEY 6 16 (>H— Room s W ith o u t Hoard
Phone 137
womi
' j i i i i r i o r o f S o r t I o n S; n o r t h
tional Bunk Bldg.
l oi l f o f n o r i h w o H t i t n m i r r o f H«»otk«>n
B. L. PERK INS, H a b e rd a s h e r1510 K,RST NAI 1 BANK BLDG. NICELA ITirnished bedroom next
17. m i d r i or t hwl l Ht m m r M r o f n o i i t l i headquarters
for
Collegiate j Q 1 (
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. to but >: lad water. 404 Pulmctb LOTS FOR SALE—Corner Doug w r s t t| u n r t o r o f Hcmit h w o n t <|u i n t e r
22— Help Wan led— Male
MOTOR CO. Clothes. 110 F ir s t Street.
lass and Montezuma in Buena o f S<'i’t l o n 17. n i l i n Toi l WMl i l f i 21
Avenue,
Phono 092
Vista. Lots 18, block A, 60x150. CKoo tui tnh,t y . I t KmlinKr el i t m2k m i s t i n S e m l h u U *
I LANKY’S DRUG STORE—Pre- ONE
EX PER IEN C ED
Fnrdson ROOMS Fn It R E N T — Apply 394 $1,600.00.
Half cash.
Balance
Vol t , n n i l t’fiifh o f y o u , m o h ^ r i d i v
j scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are
Mechanic. Edward Higgins, Inc.
PAIGE
monthly. Dean-Berg Corporation. o n l o i o d t o i i h i i u n r I n th*< h i l l <*f
Holly Ave.
aa
near
you
as
your
phone.
<>'»Mi|il:iliil I n u o l n f i l o d In till* ii I mi \ p
Dealer,
616 First National Hank Bldg.
r h i l t l*d
t-n u s o o n tlo* 2 n d d a y
of
Call 103.
21—lldp—Male ar Female
SIBARAGK
FOR RENT -Two bedrooms each
A i im l i st , ll»2tl, a t liit' i ' m i f t I n u i ho o f
jt. Phone 017
LOTS FOR SALE — Mellonville Hi hi l l n o l o C o u n t v, C l o i i d u ,
with (win beds. Call 411 Park.
MIRACLE Concrete Co,, ' general
o r d v r o d thus th is
Avenue in Buena Vista. Lot 23 o l dI ei r Hlie f n| nr it hl il oI mr Iiim
I in T h e S a n f t o d
cement work, sidewalks, build EXPER IENC ED SALES LADIES
-OAKLAND
block 8, 69x170. $1,600.00. Half M e i u h l . n n e w s t m i i c r i*f F ' - i t o i a l o h ing blocks, irrigi,tion boxes. J. It.
ami also some men clerks. A. ROOMS, with or w khouf meals. cash.
r iA c Balance monthly.
Dcnn- < T i l h h . l i |i ii l»l i sl i ot i i n H a n f o r d , In
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
Terwillegfr, Prop,
ininole
C o u n t s , h'lorlda.
Oruvilz, 312 Sanford Avenue.
||lnc Company.
Herg Corporation, 616 First N a H o W
i t r u s s m s liiiiifl m i d t h e s e n ! o f
Plume 121
tional
Bunk
Bldg.
flip C i r c u i t C i » n r t <»f H e n i h n . l o <’o u u 69— Room# For IlouHekeeping
B U IL D E R S —Your homes will lu*u 25— Salesm en and A gents
l \ Si v*hiMi J i h II u I. i I C I i p m H « i ll t i i*I over fa rte r if you equip them
fila, i h i s ; t i t ih «I n y o f J i i i hl I '>2+'
BUICK CO.
V K MM I' M MASS,
TWO
ROOM
A
partm
ent
furnished
^lin Avenue.
;t with Kelvinntor. No harm in in j WANTED —Hoy in meat m.ii he.
DAILY NEWS- it covers Brow
( ' l e r k o f ( ‘i n - n i t i Miit t o f
Tor light house keeping.
319 ard County thoroughly which i1*
vestigating. Kelvinator P la tt Co. 1 111) Sanfonl Avenue.
he 3(17
S eventh Ju d ic ia l Oii*ult
Oak Avenue.
S. J. NIX
«»f J**loi I d a f o r S u i h i h o U*
one of the most rapidly growiilg
( ' (Mini v
Attorney
and
Counsellor
at
Law
!
Hcctiona on tho
Florida
(toast
|R D — FORDSON
25 A— Kni ploy in on 1 Agencies 71— Apurl men Is For Hunt
! t v A M. W e e k *
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390
E
ast
P'ii'st
Street.
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ligglns, Inc.
Sample copj and rale rurd upon
H»d le I i n t* f o r C o m p l a i n a n t .
llmetto. Phone 331
request.
SEM INOLE EMPLOYMENT
. M a i t l a n d , I*'In.
ONE FU R N IS H E D
Apartment.
BUREAU
PRINTING THAT I'LEASES
Phone 287-W. 310 Mnple.
294 North Park Ave.
PALM BEACH COUNTY
The
In m o to r car value i Typewriters nndAdding Machines.
MAINE — Watervitlu.
Murnmg
Hcene of
ntupeii<ioii!i tievelnp
T
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SEM
INOLE
PRINTEKY
UNE 2-room ap a rtm e n t, one bed
)TORS CO.
Sentinel.
Thi)iixandtt
of
Maine
(191 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop. •10—Money to Loan
room, hot and cold water. 3]] people are lntnrent<*d In Florida m e a t Road a boat it in the I‘aim
Sanford Ave.
Beach Pont. Sample copy w nt on
Magnolia.
property.
Heach them through requeat.
LOANS-F
ir-t
Mortgage
lo
a
n
s
on
WH
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LESS
&
WELSH
Bch what you pay
homes a t tl pyr cent intermit, il. THE CLARK A partm ents on the tho Sentinel. Rate card on an
'Service th a t makes friends”
pat n car costs you
iiltcnthm
VULCANIZING L. Postoffice Bnx 693, City.
bench, reasonable weekly or
Cost you less.. FISK TIR ES
monthly rules. 11 (3-418 South At IF YOU w a n t to sell your furiu,
[GARAGE CO.
LOANS— Money availntilo at 7 per Inntie Ave., Daytona Heach, Flu.,
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
wo can ho of good service to you
cent. Close in property. A. P. Mrs. O. F. McCuo, Prop and Mgr. ns wo hnvo inquirers for both mimil
LONG
fRlNG, good shape. |
,
Rc.x“ R Store
Bowman, 710 W . '
make a specialty of our prompt Connolly & Sons.
nnd large fa rm property. DonnM EAT MARKETS
f’lling of prescriptions uml quick
ONE FIV E ROOM ap a rtm e n t (111 Berg Corporation, 615 F ir s t N nt’l.
delivery.
47—Dogs, Cats, Pels.
P a rk Ave. Two garngoH. I.nng- Bank Bldg. Phono 713.
410 Hanford Ave,
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
ley A partm ents. For information
108 Palmetto A*e.
COLLIES, Fox Terriers, Shepherd, call 338-J.
T a MPA DAILY TIM ES, Tampa,
. A N D O - Orlando
Setters, Pointers, puppies two
Home Daily, rate s 2 cents a word.
|n el; largest elassi- WIGHT-CI1 RISEN BERRA' PRINT
SHOP — I'rinting,
Engraving months old.
Any these kinds, APARTM ENTS, two rooms, kitch Minimum 25c, cash with order.
as le a word, minEmbossing, See us first. We do males, $19; females, $<! each.
enette und hath.
Jlundsomely Writ# lor eomnleto rata card.
rith order.
it. Phone 417-W. It. R. Avenue- Hounds, $10 pair, all fine ones, or furnished, beautifully dccoratetl,
Cnnimcrclai Street.
der from this direct.
Darnell centrally located, select tenants.
Young, owner, 208 North Pnrk
Kennels, Willlnmston, S. C.
[Make your tale*
Avenue. Special sum m er rates.
d a Gaiette, Zcrt- SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile
--------------------------------------roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing FOR S A L E — A pair black and tan ------------ -------------- ,1 ■ , . ,
agricoltural dls1 nm no longei empioytid at
hounds one excellent deer hound, “rYVO ROOM A partm ent for rent
end dianlav rates over ola roofs. Leeks repaired. Et Hilton’s
Barber Sh<;p but will
is a prescription for
tlmates free. Satisfaction g u a ra n the two for quick snle, $40. D. L. Call a t 618 Oak Avenue a f te r 6
teed.
Oak
Ave.&
3rd
St.
Phone
111.
be
permanently
located at
Long,
Box
P20
Beardall
Ave.
p.
m.
Phone
622-W.
W. VA„ people i
Hodges New Shop next to Malnriu, Chills and Fever,
in Florida. Each ]
HILTON’S BARBER SHOP
DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell TWO F U R N IS H E D Apartments
I a classified add in '
113 Maipiolia Avenue.
3 rooms each. 109 W. Uth St. Seminole Cafe on Park Ave. j Dengue or Bilious Fever.
anything ? If so »dv*rti»* In
POST. Six cents i
L. T. Blackwell.
8
first
class
barbers.
Special
atPhone
240 or call 812 Magnolia.
bonsecutivo issues. >*r.nfion given ladies and children. rhe Gainesville Run
It kills the fc rm s
B y G E O R G E M c M A N Ij S
nr U P f A i t t b K
representative
lr with rates,
If Ration wilt
inrornintion.
they will
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Our Burglary Policies will
protect you against loss or
damage during your absence.
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partment, we will cheerfully
give you information reg: i !-
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ing Burglary Insurance.
You will be surprised how
w■T lr
low the rates are! Call r,S8.
“A share of your business
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sanford; Florida, FRifAY, july
A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s F u ll ta u s e d W ir e
World Flyer
AT ALMOST
IEE MILLION
Two Million Is
it By Pepperier Croup, Late
ipijation Shows
», im.
STIRRING PLEA F i g h t T o C o n tro l
FLEET
HEAD
IS
Metit Supply W aged Betw een
FOR DURKIN IS English, Am erican
BY
MADE AT TRIAL
SHIPPING BODY
LiitH'npMKJurrv,ChiefCounsel
For Noted Handil, ilcgins
lory Add res* By Asking
Members.To How In Prayer
LONDON, Pulv 0. —
X wJir
|is raging between British am
American puckers for control o
the world's mont supply, In th i
opinion of the London Daily Mail,
The paper deolnrex that the
for the London market ia me
the prelude to n irrenter trade
in which the interest of the entiri
British Empire mhy be ut stakes
the I-ondon fight Is $on liy the
American packers they will have
more than half won the domination
o f the world':) meat markets, nnd
then “ (5real Britain Will be at the Resignation Placed On. File
Upon Taking O ffice Is A c
mercy of a nation which will de
mand the very highest prices for
cepted At Meeting O f U.H.
what it con nils to stiffly .”
HoardMembersOnThuraday
Advices from Buenos Aires are
that a price cutting w,nr between
American and British packers in
Afifontiiift has |su>n going on for
•
____, _
, ..
, . I supply, within n few years it will more than a year. Ulid is U*lng
I r o s o c u to r D em ands C o n v ic t * , lx* comcsJIcd to import because of waxed with in,leasing bitterness. Ousted Head Shares Fate O f
Some friction over tht* apportion*
io n ; C o m p a re s A ctT o S h a n U - . the rapid irrowth of the population,
Predecessor, Leigh Palmer
hail S h o o tin g in
C hiciiR o | Australian and Cnnitdian exporta pH'.it of (h'imii tminulp* for h oof1'
Dalton is ( iiosen New He
will he curtailed for similar reu- Shipments In Cm-ii*"il i-.: reported.
Mei
.
.
I
■rstnoil
to
have
; sous amt Argentina will become n|
CHICAGO,
Commander Fiumesci
WASHINGTON,
July
l».</!*)
,
I’inrdo, ! mat ic
".change o f wrekThey Stayed
I consequence, the world's meat pro!
•Inqucnt
illlngs ami ex Once more the Slnppitix Board has
b o tll
$ 8 0 0 , 0 0 0 I famous Italian aviator, will start '
' . ' '
.
.... . d.a tirn. cent,
Seven
times
a
bride,
and
once
Mia
i bluntly dismisM'il u president of i
‘
a 44,800 mil,- fliKht ar..m.,I the I [ T * » ,H 1\ K, T . T , S
' T 5'* ■ The Da.ly M ailhelieves-thM if ports.
the Emergency Fleet Corporation. tried and acqiiited on a charge of
world in Auitiisl.
h, the
. . ' T . V ' 1.l," 1 V '. ''
' 1 k
________
____________________
l I N C lo N .
J u ly
(']- Of it hr will »,v to fly clrnr acr<r.s •,>su,ii"| the I 1; late Ihnrsday o f . --------------------------------- ;---------------- *=*
Cnpt. Elmer K. Crowley, sue murdering i-tu- of tier husbands,
NKYV Y O R K , J u ly 9. (* > • • /'-'
cpi’iitiit nr« s
in
th e the I'aeifiv menu. a nor. slop '
censor
Rear Admiral Leigh S. Mr Georgia Brown of Girard,
''S ' .
rr" " ' , '»» ’
L
ieu
t. F r e d e r ic k
D.
FYmiI
I hr jury, made up mosdy of yonnt?
Palmer, Ini
shared
his
fate K-i-:, is being In-Id on a charge of
hini:i l{«,piihhVan pi i- Iliylit of ofidn miles
I men, wa.s ainiur.l In-m upatliy hy
o
f
N
e
w
lly
,
N
.
J.,
w
aa
tl
murdering
Iter
-evcntli
husband,
through identical procedure, tinL|is( lnseii lie fo r e th e —— ---- ~ ^ =
r -----t — =_ - 11>ii- fjrst sentence.
necaptunce of u resignation placed James Gilbert Brown. Brown was fira t n f th e d e a d in th e U f
iim ia ig n fu m ls c o m Alter a few introductory re
OU file upon taking office, ltriga shot with the same revolver that ed S ta te s S u b m a r in e S-51*1
mark! the attorney said:
dielKGcneral A. C. Dalton is tlie killed tier fourth husband, Fred
lotal *2.7iM ,n83.
Morton, four years ago. She says he id e n tifie d w h e n t h o w «
“ Let us bow our heads in pray
neus?hend o f the corporation.
includes
$ 1,804,9 79
er.”
he shot himself accidentally while weft* r e m o v e d f r o m thft'-jN
Acceptance
of
Crowley’s
resig
P e p p e r-F is h e r c o a lite re d h u lk t o d a y .
v
______
1 *
nutlon confirmed rumors that have drunk.
For a moment there was utter
tet: $WM>,114 f o r th e
been circulated since he disagreed
silence in the crowded court house
A s t h e w o r k o f ret
Of
Represenintivw with the hoard over the sale of the
■i, Ih m an t ic k e t
and
After the pans,* of one minute the ’ity ManagerWillinnisClaims firoup
th
e
b o d im w aa s t a r t e d , it 1
F.um
VuriouN
Civic*
Clubs
Kntire System Will Be In
tram:-Pacific
Admiral
Oriental
delc.isi* ntluriiev conti.iued:
(for Governor Plnchot in
not been determined just how
] “ I ask now, may the - mil of poor,
|cc sful fight for the sienTo Meet Moluluy Morning. Line of President-type vessels op
Operation Within BO Days;
bodies o f the 26 men
1 misguided, over/.rnlmis Kddie NnaMtinhl ion.
To Fxpedile
Operations Mating nut of Seattle to the Dot
City Hall Section Finished
for since the nnbntarino Was r a n i
lar interests of San Francisco.
|pilation o f the figures Shriners Of American Legion Italian rest in peace I knew Fddie.
med mid sunk last Soptotabor «fll „
Will Y'isit Tarpon Springs He was my friend fur III year-. I
in tciliinnny before the
The coinmilteo considering plans News Comes From Coolidge Camp
Light
will
be
turned
on
in
part
Block Island, remained In ( h a . V # ^
admired
him.”
,
.
mill official
report to
Convention In Replica Of
First news of flu- action came
ianl'ord'- White
Way system for the const ruction o f the new
sol.
For
aYi
hour
M
.dairy
brushed
j
‘
,|
.
.
(ary of slate o f Pe.insylfront
tin*
“
aunmit-r
executive*
*-fFamous French Hov Cars .. ale the
All water had boon ptmapad :
lie si..............
. IP'11. 11- |„.,|l
1111111 by
bv the
n.,,x' « '"^ * « « /> r‘I.JDK l» «he Cii.imliiT of Commerce building fiees" 111 the Adiruinlncks, win re
Lp.ired today by accountthe drydock in whieh the bal
"i|i.I 0.1 eviiliurc but on the 1 iiiedi. ' on .if ( itv Manager W. H. will ..... . Monday morning at H» President Coolidge is spending in ,
In- . o.ilo committee : how
—
o
’clock
in
tindirectors’
room
o
f
tinA replica o f tiie fam oo: i-Te.icli
Tho new lighting sy.slie slated.
Hotli the state Uilliai,
endil liter.:
tffice on M.iguidln ! vacation.
|K.Ui.iltnlogtNt Aiilt»tm(*eHThat undersea boat lay this mot
box car. which held forty men and and drl’en* tiuv«* lu r e d the issue ti-iu is a . 1 adv working in front orgniii/nt mu
When tho collision oecc
j No explanation of tin* action was 1
In v e s tig a tio n
Fails
To
eiglil horses, will be hmli by the is “ nick or notlii.ig," first degree 1 of t be t 'it v Hail, alul the posts are Avenue.
tween the S-51 and tho a
.'inlimit tee $2 IK,80(1.
givjyi
by
t
'liairiiiiin
O'C-inimr,
who
m the business
local “ Forty and Fight” v.iiture of murder or justifiable homicide.
!
dv f"i >1
Dlut'lom* P r e s e n c e O f T w o City of Rome. 36 officers 4&|jt
The problems facing tin- com
nni.uittee unpaid bills $1.the American Legion in Sanford.
mittee will Is- diucusse.1 ami rough led the fight fur acceptance o f tluF
lies In im icn l
To
C r o p s were aboard tne submarine,
That state's chief prosecutor, |dint rirt.
Dollar bill for the Seattle
line.
Members o f the Sanford organiza Mr. o.nano, lead argued m \ hours
“ Within 1 .
:«-xt H<) days all the plans drawn bv local architects will
were saved and sight hodle*
ceiimiittees $21,729.
Commissioner
Walsh
seconded
his
were recovered by dlV fft. *’ '
On
tin*
heels
o
f
the
uunpunceal expenditures by IIn tion will travel from Si iiford to on the same ground until tlu* jury street lietiis will be turned on,” Ih- presented, it is announced.
motion to accept tlu* resignation,
the convention at Tarpon Springs appeared dazed.
The first body removed
Sumuel R. Dighton is chairman nnd Commissioners Teller and Hill mont by the Suiiford Farmers Ex
They seethed City M.lunger Williams said F ri
I*1:1.707.
this Fall in the b o x ca r, according listless until Roinuao argued that day. “ In tlu* meantime, or fast of the committee. Others who will
change that tiie pre-cooling plant after noon was taken to tl
18K.48!*.
voted
with
them,
to present plans.
it would be u serious miscarriage as new circuits are installed by tho attend lire: Iv A. Douglass, presi
at Beurdull will be used for tho hospital.
eidlemun:
Viec-Chairmnn
Plummer and treating, pucking und shipping of
II.
Washburn, who was elected of Justice if they did not bring in electric works- tlu* posts will lu* dent of the Chamber o f Commerce,
It was announced at 2;46 0*5
ed iiy Vure-Bcidlemnn orcorrespondent, o f the local voiture a verdict for tnurder in the first e m tod ami Iju* light, urned on.”
J. II. Jackson, KiwaniH Club; S. O. Commissioner Benson voted in the flower |iulh:i during the sunimur that eight bodies had
in $i«:!,s:iK.
negative and sought to gel a state month:, comes tin* information covered; that four moM
o f the Forty and Kighl on Tues degree.
lie compared it to the
The telephone and telegraph Sliiiilud;e.i, Rotary Club; Mrs. K.
Dilute by eighteen connday night, is charged with thu Shanalinn shooting.
poles ill tin- lit.sines:) district of I A. Dongles*. Woman’s Club; and ment o f the leu on for the change from the government entomological known to be in the wtetkaga H
Jrting $ i8,359.
from O’Connnr.
construction o f the box gar uud an
Roland Lihonali, associate coun Sanford an* lieing removed, with H- l - I isd.de. Lions .Club.
experiment station tliuL the two that the torpedo room had n « ij
(Sir.is-Innger modification
engine to haul it. The outfit will sel for Durkin, made the first plea a view to widening tlu* streets In
•
Plummer and A-kniral Benson j species nf hulli,flies, detrimental to been entered.
At 2 o’clock Monday afternoon
|e,
lie made from light weigh! ma for tho defense.
Other bodies identified
Over strong ob the busim-s section ns far out us tin- committee will meet with the are the only two uo-iiitiers remain miYei-iuH, uimirlllus and gladiolus
.1 cx|H<ndituren hy Wilterial so that all the 18 me inborn jections of the slate lie read this tiu* railroad station. - Underground City Commissioners at the City ing on tlu- board who voted l:i--l bulbs are among those absent from George HenTy Martin, cook,
IVurc $7l,i:tti.
of the Sanford voiture can ride it
Frank Lester Mims, th lr "
jit lire by the Beidleniun without putting umipo strum on trAin a decision o f the attorney wires wilt Is* used through tile 11:<■I where tlu- plan of placing the October for tin- ousting of Palmer, tlu* Sanford district.
u« si mi 11 0.1 w jy.rai
th<* Unite
rjeral of the
United States rolnt- heart of the, city. Mark wavs alon glm
nature on the ritv property after lie had been stripped o f hi.*
$IU(t..'»til.
Last year a specialist in bulb fireman, whose addresses Weft'
Die “ locomotive" wl.iich yvill bg L a to the power of fodcra! agents tlie siilcwulks will be cut o ff, >nfin l.akeview Park- tindej u long powers over the government fleet
_ • ^
jilure- I.y eleven Ueiilleflies
was here from Washington, made public,
. ,•
! made \Vith u Ford c
conferred upon him at the instance amt after spending much linn* in
iid uJVm A ,*voke arrests:
> tbraahed oat.
Romo insti iice|L_tt8 much ..aiwf i v f ylease,, will j M
klty loiiiiiotteeii reporting^ itl.; ;vt|oll lmiler - andhns>
NEW YORK. July
rt -HKiMWli* *'A federal ageht
agent has VuTt the' fjSHt on ellhormtR*, maVLlig moD*T' It Is ernd that come members o f President Coolidge.
tin- f n 1*1« in und around Sanford, af the submarine 8-81 '
cub.
Asked
T
o
tjuif
Hut
Refused
or
tinCity
Beautification
Commit
"
10
m
for
the
ever
Increasing
a
u
to
-1
'
'
“
power
to
serve
a'
waFrant."
L
f0
1
bills re port ml $98,096.
reported t hat not a single bulb had heroes at fhehr p6ats mhd.t
The car will In* painted red, and
Bert E. nancy o f Oregon, and been uiienVerecl.
Backed by quotations from fed-Lmthblle traffic on Sanford’s thnr tee, in charge o f beautifying tin*
' jSl.0,1 I t.
lettered with tin* famous legend oral rules and the law, McGnrry oughfure-.
given heroes' burials In AM. _ ,
Frederick
I.
Thompson
of
Alabama,
lake front, '.have regstered objec
1-Fisher:
The experimental laboratory— Cemetery or at their home*.
“ homines Id chevnux 8," under inode this clear Inter. “ Tho man
who
voted
with
Plummer
nnd
Ben
tions
to
the
placing
of
tlm
build
The I.aki-vievv boulevard will be
rri iVimsylvania Ropub- which will lu* the inscription1' San
“ Every mun was at hia _ ‘ '
Haney th>- Miiull screened tint oil the lake
ing in (lie park. Drawings in the son, since have resigned.
who killcil Shiiiii.linu,” said ho, “ Is
‘itiii/.aiiou $ 1 .57, iji2 .
ford Voiture. the City Substantial.” Detective Michae! Naughton. He equipped wit It lights us sections of office o f t'itv Manager J. It. Wil laid taken a lending part in Un side of tlie court Iiiiuhu which has died a hero's death,” says
central campaign cumthe
street
are
finished.
Posts
are
The convention
it
Tarpon was tlu- .null scut to arrest Durkin
liams show the plait of placing a tight against Palmer ami against bet a tin* object o f considerable riant Commander Richard R
fl2,0(>7.
Spiiugs will he attended by dele and so timorous wus In- that hu already erected from Oak to San I small circle of flowers end shrub sep^ation o f Hie functions of (lu* local curiosity - is filled with spe wlm had charge o f tha raislag i
ford Avenues end in front of tinlif.m nti/ens committee gates from all Florida posts, nail
bery on the spot selected bv tho hoard and tlie corporation as ad cimens of the celery type. Ento the cruft from the bottom o f f t
took with hi 111 three additional
the local or'.iniznlioii intends to policemen und then, not satisfied, Forest I-ike hotel.
Chamber
of fu.nmerce cumniittoc vocated by President Coolidge and mologist J. A. Reeves Is studying Atlantic ocean o f f Block Island, !
Other streets to he lighted me
I I'l-im-y Ivania I'epper- mid some Sanford advertising to
tiie entire .life o f thu celery post, I., and the 160-mile tow to '1
us
tlie
most
desirable for its new Secretary Hoover.
lie
scut
lor
Shanahan.
But
when
>111)11111i-f ■>';ir>s.
witli (lit* view of finding some Brooklyn navy yard.
the fiia-making and business of the the time eiiine to nrresl Durkin Commercial Street from Park to home.
He
was
serving
under
a
refess
Suiiford Avenues;
First Sire.-;
in-i.Miiial expe
gathering, Mr. Washburn stated.
Referring to divers’ observe
appointment and du ally before the means of mniliutting it.
he and his polieemen were aftrr from the new hotel to Ouk; Sec
Spraying lias been found imprac during the salvaging, Lieu
dismissal
of
Palmer
was
asked
by
further
reinforcements.
lie
hud
ond Street from Suiiford to Ouk;
ic i-eugue $2,001).
-Jgg
President Coolidge to resign, lint tical Mr. Reeves said. The post Commander Ellsberg says:
given orders to kill Durkin on Ninth Street from Park Avenue to
; mi'll ri>mmitl>-(- *2.7:*.7.
"Tho position o f the men,' UU *
refused.
He was active in the sicins to fatten on calcium ursunsight."
litures o f counties
tho de not: Ohk, M. gnnlin n n ilifr * K i r i n M i l l t i f f f * *lU O
’
Naughton was tin* man who lat Palm, Do Avenues to Fifth Street;! *** M \ I U I I < i p H I g V y rfO C reorganization of the corporation ate, tin* usual spraying poison. of whom were found with
!,J2:t.
under Crowley ami did not resign Purls green hits been found deadly, bunds on vulves, indicates that
er set Hie tiup in the Austin flat Park Avenue to Ninth; ;uml San
I loll* umj mifiaiii
notes
until three months after the last but the habit if the pest is to tie the very last moment thay
to kill Durkin, tail instead Niiugh- ford to Fourteenth.
|
They w eft ,tt.
session o f congress begun. Thomp tlie leaves or roll ijself into them to their posts.
toii
killed
Lloyd
Austin,
and
De
bi,WM.tl7H.
apparently,
to
avoid
eolljslon.
son
quit
the
hoard
shortly
after
the
—
or
get
into
the
stalk
and
ill
eith
tective Grny also was killed in the
I.OS ANGELES, July 9. f/P>— Palmer vote, issuing a statement er place he is safe from the poison periscope was turned a f t ,; 1
fusillade.
WAKIIJNGTON, July !».—(/!* )With tiie further examination of taking issue with the president’s Iron) the spray.
suggest that they w e ft W i‘
Justification was the plea o f
President Coolidge and his cabinet
witnesses by tin* county grand jury policies.
the steamship.”
,
‘
"Tin- slate has eondiffer on the si.hiect o f vacations. .McGnrry.
postponed until next Tuesday, the
Wltbur Will Be Prftent
’’| V
General Dalton’s war ij-cord and
firmed
Durkin's
story
of
Shanahan
While the chief executive already
investigation ipto tin- alleged ul>- business and political references
Secretary « f the Navy W ill* * coining
in
a
side
door
of
tinguis enjoying a holiday, tin- major
iluetion of Aimee Semple McPher favored his appointment.
sent word that hu would be
He was
son, marked time today.
ity of his cabinet officers either ragt*. and running up to Durkin,
today at the removal o f the
erving us assistant quartermastergun
in
hand,"
said
Met
tarry.
"Dur
prefer late vacations or have not
Tlu* evangelist, rounder o f A n general o f t ho army when lie was
from the wreck.
FA'Vk
Bernhard Peters, 8.T yi-ur old
kin
diil
not
see
him.
His
first
yet determined 011 dates for them.
gelas Temple, of “ four-square” placed on the retired list yester
Commander Ellsberg*. i k l d ;
piomer
Hanford
resident,
died
at
of the statutes • were
Secretary Mellon is most like his knowledge of Shnnulm.i's presence
gospel fume, left the witness stand
would not be necessary to '
Hheriff C. M. Hand as the chief in his vacation taste this was a-poke witli the gun in the his home at 2200 Mellon villi- Ave in tho jury clinuRur late yetorday day at his own request to permit
through the side of tha
|r the difficulty bis de vei l, for lie expects to sail the lat side and the Vords, ‘stick ’em up.' nue shortly after r>;,SI) o ’clock yes after hnving been subjected to an him to accept the post.
WASHINGTON, Julv !». f/P )~ submarine with acetylene
terday
ufternoon
following
un
ill
“ To convict of murder there
bus 111 enforcing the ter part pf next week for a trip
The production of ih*w luws gained Divers entered through tha
exhaustive cross-examination.
ness o f several days.
Iservutio.i laws o f Semi* to Kurn*.vc. His IrL^will take him must he premeditation ami mal
I h momentum during the recent ses es while working o ff Block
The first witness to lie questionMr.
Peters
was
born
in
Ger
ice,” continued McGnrry.
"Was
nty.
Tlie sheriff wus to Rome.
sion o f Congress, with more meas at tho bottom of the sea, ha
.
many in 1H-I-T, coming to America id, she testified for nearly seven
present bis problem to the
ures introduced and a greater num and they could enter the
Secretary Kellogg expects to lie there any premeditation here. The in 18fi:i and settling in the San Imars. At tho end of the examina
tdt"ii League o f Sanford, detuined in Washington prohubly evidence for both stale and de
ber passed by tlu- House thnn any more eusily now that tha aUbl
tion it wits announced Hint she
ford
section
in
1884.
He
was
11
|ecting today.
fease shows that less than a half
previous first session of a two- rine Is in drydock.
until September.
skilled cabinet maker anil wood probably would he called again
Hand recommended that
year period.
Wrestling with the radio situa minute after they met the shoot worker, ami was well known in next week.
Dewey Kyle, englnaman
LINCOLN,
Neh.,
July
t/P)—
|Ue devote its efforts ^to tion and with creation of a new ing begun, and gentlemen, thu
Tho L’l.OOtl bills introduced in class, tho laat o f tha \
Keen interest was shown in the
legislation which would unit ia his department to care for man with the gun in his hand'shot Seminole county business circles. heuring yesterday, more than The determined fight o f a Iti-year- tlie House at the session which vort to leave’ lha' vessel .
Mr. Peters wan a memb«r of the
old girl to suve her brother from
Nuugton told them all to
Ipossible for his depart- aviation will keep .Secretary Hoov first.
Lutheran church and was in his twenty persons reporting to po the electric chair resulted today in closed last Week eclipses thu roc- was rammed, has come fror
Ido something about suv- er In Washington until late sum tako no chances—to shoot the min
lice that they had puid a man in a five-day reprieve for Donald ord o f tho entire preceding Con submarine base at New Ldntf
Fish ip the lakes
and mer. Hu then may take a Pacific ute they got the drop on their youth active in lodge work.
clerical gath $2 for tickets pur Ringer, 19, sentenced to deatli for gress, in which 18,972 were origi assist in the work o f record in g 1 .
Ho
is
survived
by
a
son
nnd
a
man.
Where wus the malice?
[of the iiuintty.
nated by representatives.
A still former mates’ remains.
trip ..
porting to entitle the holders to
Durkin
did not know Shanahan, daughter, K. II. Peters und Mrs. seats at the gruml jury session. murder.
feseiil Inlutes make it
greuter iucreaso is shown in tho
Attorney General Surgent will
Henrlettu
Edwards,
both
of
Han
Four
hours
before
the
death
Tribute To B ahsge CrsW ik-f-'is
1“ ''caleh or tuke fishH go to*Ms home in Ludlow, Vt., the never hud met him until that mo ford.
Reports from Arizona and Mex march was scheduled to begin,.Gov number of measures passed, 896,
•
There was no malice."
*|v,t of a seine.
But latter nart o f the month, spending ment.
WASHINGTON,
July 0.
iih
compared
with
999
for
lbs
pre
ican
ofieials
indicated
they
are
con
Funeral services will Ih* held
ernor McMullen, after an all-night
pio law against possession part o f his lime fishing.
High tribute to the courage oft
from the Millor-Erickson Funeral tinuing their investigation of the conference with defense attorneys, ceding session.
Jibe sheriff saldf, and one
The house, in tho first session of vy divers and others o f the ’ *
Vacation plans o f Secretary of
('huuel ut 4 o’clock Sunday after evungelist’s uppcuruuce there, be grunted tho reprieve ut it o’clock
'vem free l»y showing War Davis huvo not vet taken
the present congress, acted on 1, crew which took tha
noon. interment to follow ut 1-ake- fore codling to testify here.
tliiH morning, upon thu presenta 921 measures
pal that it was not unlaw- shape. Assists.it Secretary Mac......
kh against
„
694 far marino 3-81 safely to
vltlw Cemetery.
tion o f statemoKts that Curl Moore, tho entire preceding congress, but the New Y ork oat f
fag a •ej.ie through the Nlder, who has Lien on an un
ROBERT GAMBLE DIES
Ringer's alleged victim, wus soon dosed with only 174 bills ponding E tacd in meMtgaa excnamgvgr
long as he didn’t catch official army inspection trip, will
TRYON, N. C„ July 9.— (/»*)—
COUP D’ ETAT EFFECTED
ulivc three days lifter tlie dute he as compared with 895.
Nearly all
return July 18. Hu has made no CJ. C. Sonner, Jr., Suludc youth,
LISBON, Portugal, July 9.—(/!’ )
JACKSONVILLE. July 9.— </P| wus supposed to huvv been mur
Iw authorizes the sheriff vacation plans.
quantitative records in relation to
who authorities deelurc they will — Another peaceful coup d'etat wus — Kobort Gamble, vice-president ol dered.
”
J}[ u deputy whoso whole
bills in the Inst decade w eft Secretary Wilbur. v . ilj.
Secretary Work will return the churgc with the murder of Miss effected In Portugal’s capital today. Gamble A Stockton Company ol
Ringer was the youngest person broken.
The docking at ’tha t '
1*1
apprehending viola- latter part o f the month from the Jean Braswell, 17, Tryon, toduy Tho movement wus dirocter by Jacksonville, and chairman of the
ever
sentenced
to
death
in
Nebras
lbc* game law.
This was west with his vacation plun still was slightly improved after a General Carmonia, and othcT form hoard o f tne Florida Ice & Coal
Tho sixty first congress holds
leted u salvage o^irat
ka.
Tho
slAte
purdons
board
to
after a ft.yv months the unmappedblood-transfusion operation.
er cabinet members, who formed a Company- died this morning lu duy declined to hear tho sister's tho modem record for bills In ng credit on all
|<>rimiissioiiurs thought the
troduced in thq house with 99,016. men so long engaged i » ,th
Asheville, N. C.
While Sonner was conscious aft new government
pleu for commutation of the sen
Jre „f money for such an
An uccurato comparison with th)lt tho admiral' wired to lha
._:----------------------- tence to life-imprisonment.
er tho operation, he did not iUscush
The
yvai.ted, it was stated,
and prccudlng sessions is not a f ary. _________
the shooting.
Miss Braswell was
girl then appealed to thu governor, forded, however, becauso o f en
lari ford Uhupter o f the
jnstuntly killed und Sonner serious
who grunted u reprieve until July actment of tho Omnibus Pensi6ti
fultoa l.eague voted to
ly wounded In n mysterious shoot
19.
the relief the sheriff
law, effective during the Sixtieth Construe
ing affuir Wednesday night.
COLUMBUS, Go.. July 9
congress, und othor measures (as
Stations
— Local city police today were exsigned to bring scores of small
Merchants
To
J,
P,
Pouts,
president
of
poctin
o f similar character within
me
Alfred. Flu., Bank- und a
tho ~
Cob _
Hold Special Mooting items
W. F. Allen, mayor of Titusville, said, authorisation having
the scope o f single bills.
stations
nty, Florida, doputy to
b
made by tho state, and upheld by
Polk
who
la
head
of
a
commission
ap•
j • f.
*
Wednesday Night
quickly os t h e 'I
d identify Androw J«ckthe aupreme court, and the com
arrl
olnted by Governor Martin to
bonds voted fo r their
City Court Hears
04 who is believed to
BO
TAMPA, July 9.— </P)~Hearing andle the problem o f building a missioners appointed by the govTrrnlo days and sales days with
Ia IIASSFE, July 9. (/P )^ bo the
wanted fot1 the rob for several persons arrested re
erhor having made all agreements
Few Cases Today
|e -supreme court tomorrow bery recently o f a bonk In Laku cently by federal agents on charg canal from the. SL John's river at necessary, except the lotting o f the the co-erdinatlbn o f th« retail mer
>>
''- j l z ___ T'
Sanford to tho Indian River near
chants of .fianfprd is,aha aim to*
r ,,rul arguments, in quo Alfred.
..
.
,
es o f using the mail* to defraud in TituavlUe, wbb the principal apeak- contracts,
r l,r” ‘ «dings attacking the ‘ •Sheriff W. H. Hayes of Wash connection with the sule of prop
The benefit* o f the canal pro wurd which the Retail Merchants - An unusually small number o f
*-'hartef of Greater ington, 111., is in thu city seeking erty In Arcadia Gardens, a sub er > t the Chamber o f Commerce ject to Sanford and Titusville were Commltteo o f (Ha Sanford Cham cooes was tried in police CoUrt Fri*
• 1he arguments have the return of Baker to Illinois division near Arcadia, was indef iuncheoa meeting today.
stressed by Mr. Allen who said ber o f Com ane will direct its e f doy counting, und n ^ st .of
T'.r Ml o’clock.
Mayor Allen la In Sanford With Hanford Wat destined, through the forts at a special mealing a t the hrarfe minor offenses b V n sj
whore he la wanted on charge* of initely postponed t o d a y jt was stat
Seminole Grill Wednesday night,
k‘t,tior»jf(,r the hearing asks robbery. .
W . J. Hopkins, who. was', *
ed by Judge Gober, federal district otfief membeta of-th e canal com additional - w ater' transportation
mie*] on to meet with the Seminola afforded, to become the main dla- • The tQ b-coranntM tl) charge of b * c . e . w n i u ms, for
rt- to require SarasoU to
* being
attorney here.
' <
arrangements fo r the meeting ia
d trifle noisy,--f<
L W,
»>r author- . SHOWERS BRING tfl&LIEF
The hosring |Ws» original)/ set county aommlaaionera to diacuaa tribu ttof point for central FlorJ * ’0 . vBaU. shalrmau,
' Other cagea
fj
riaims and authorizai
CHICAGO- July 0.— (A1)— Show for July 9, postponed to July 19 the tax levy which the legialature
A. R U fleldCand A , E ,> o w e iL
■
ilngton. content
F'un 0Ver territory annex- ers brought Chicago and vicinity U„d later indefinitely! postponed at
m .
fJ 1'
Cl of the legislature; « t the «y>me relief from the hoot to which tlie request o f defense counsel. -•
Tplter
o f fer• ^ I s f h J k j w
*• *».
lilf *.‘‘H311,n. n»d for an or- nine deaths were attributed. The
p i t the municipal corpora- maximum temperature was 92.
oaltiva
tha g t. ^ W p d h m j r i m
T a m p a — W ork 'to start soon, on
S s p U K H M i
Ha* speifle territory.
■ M w .fth tjji
construction -pf •largest' food w*r»:
ike Wort*
hosMi
►--Bid* opened to r con-
State’s Case Built
On Theory, He Says I capableth
t*
tsates now
of produeng its own meat.
lot Expenses
t Of $200,000
Disagreement Over
Ship Sale Blamed
.nd Beidleman
>rt Expenditure
Positions Of
cate
Posts After
FIRST SECTION COMMERCE BODY
OF W HITE WAY BUILDING PLANS
IS CONNECTED UP WILL BE HEARD
SANF0KI) GROUP
OF “ 40 AND 8” TO
ATTEND MEETING
NO PESTS FOUND
IN BULB FIELDS
AROUNDSANFORD
Grand Jury Probe
[n Kidnaping Case
Has Been Delayed
Cpolidge And His
Cabinet Differ On
Time Of Vacations
Pioneer Sanford
Resident Succumbs
After Brief Illness
Walton Body
[ork For Laws
revent Seining
All Past Records
BrokenByCongress
In Passage Of Bills
Five-Day Reprieve
Given YouthfuISlayer
Upon Flea Of Sister
Sonner Is Improved
After An Operation
w BW teSm
Suspected Robber
Is Held In Georgia
Court Will
ir Sarasota Case
D ? * *
V yt
Hearing In Realty
Case I Postponed
Importance Of S t Johns-Indian River
Canal Ia Stressed At Trade Body Meet Retail
E
On
�It can truthfully be said that prices have reached the bottom at this sale. We have never trimmed prici
like this before and doubtless will never make such a sacrifice again.
|Sale
I Buy Heavy While the Price Is Light!
b e g in s
FRIDAY, JULY 9
CLOSES
Saturday, July 21
vk.|
Extra! One Lot
m
2 5 Dresses
W onderful Bargains in R eady-to-W ear
SILK FROCKS
Linen Dresses
l.inen
Dresses
iui'limiir* a- wide variely a. Vtlyies, womlcitui
liai eains/.il
Niftily
Tiimmcil Cheap At
A snorted styles and materials including ray
ons, linens and cre|ies. Values formci'ly as
tih'ti us $7.00. For l his Sale
Men’s Dress Shirts
$1.79
SC..
A Larue Va.icly of Styles
and
Quality at
unusually low prices.
$ .9.8 Values
v
$ .7
1.50 Values
Broadcloth
i tresses
Y< I
m
la nadeli.I li
S.‘ \( I.PHONAL
v •u i:s
Dres'-es
(lend Qualify Dresses
i tvhionc;! n( (Ienrt;elle
: i in led 11 j:cs, and flal
<nlii's, all ■i/.es
.(null quality orit'in'.
■
.iI,\ |>i i«cd al
ill
>0 now
. 1.1!
1.98
I.t
3.50 Values
'2.-1
2.50 \ nines
l.t
wi. Is
[r
11I
r
In?*
Il;»‘\
Ladies’ Shoes
$6.50 Values
$4.98 Values
$3.98 Values
$3.50 Values
2.98 Values
2.50 Values
i-\\
,w
v- /
-*
#
Dotted Swiss
Dresses
39c
69c
19c
69c. 39c
19e
$1.19
$2.39
2.39
89c
... 98c
*■i ■ ■
Duriiur (he Sale Only
I his unnip includes pa:**
l\ dresses as well as
I reel dresses. P l a i n
while dresses included.
Ciine Kn.lv.
$1.98
$12.95
9 A. M
Store
Opens
Promptly
:t(> Inch Cretonnes, Ifie - 19c - 25c
IMain and Figured Silk Murquiscltt1
r—
Pepperal
Sheets
Ladies' Hose
St x 9I>
8c 15c
Men’s Lisle
. . Socks
25c Value??
98c Vallies_
Hlue
(!humt>ray
Work Shoes
39c
• 3.50 Values
$2.79
Thread Silk
.
,
1.29
_ _ 1 9 c_
:ili Inch
Percales '
79 c
ltavon Silk Hose
ing
Chiffon Hose
79c add
Fast
. '
,
— i ...............-T* i—•> ■
39c
9 - 1 llicuchdd Sheet
‘
1 »C
I.isle Hose
72 x 90 Sheets
I misual
Salinas in Men’s
Athletic Cnion Suits
•»0r formerly, now only
M9c formerly, now' only ........
%
98e formerly, now only .......
Be Sure .
To Be
Oil Hand
( ’attpn Hose
$1.49
_12c_
Lo o k !
(QUALITY ORKSSLS
Dainls, I’.ul Senirieahle
Piece Goods Dept.
.49c Values, now
85c Values, now
36 inch Marquisette
Fast Colored Linens
36 inch Indian Head
36 inch Nainsook
36 inch Baronet Satin
Silk Georgette .
y Heavy Flat .
V. v
I}?.*/ Satin Faced Canton .
k
wX ••
Silk Pongee
1TV< 36 inch miked figured Crepe
•» ■■— <!■! u.—
Jlelleil Swiss Dresses
lilt; Rcduelions In Our Knfirv
I **
$10.98
$1.09
Vmir Chohe In
W hile, lllacli and Itloade
2 . 9 K Values
$2.39
1.98 Values
$1.69
<
15c
Men’s Overalls
>
Good Grade ,
$1.19
$1.49
And
BofV Overalls
Men’s Straw Hats
. «
•
Wonderful Values
2.98 Values now .../.......................1
2.50 Values, now’ ...................... 1
1.98 Values now......................... 1
98c
Men’s Dress Shoi
Boy’s Trousers
98e, $1,19, $1,69
$:>.98 Values reduced t o .......... $4.4
$5.48 values fo r ......................... 4H
$1.98 values fo r ....................... 3 1
3.98 values for
.......
* 3.
SILK SOCKS
50 c Value*
Big Reduction On All
and Second St.
»- *
V'
v
1"
’
•
■>: ‘V
�Ff*as;H-4
1V *: '
.
•icx
T«Vf -
7
FLORIDA HIGH IN
In Both MILES OF ROADS
5 BodiesOfNextLegislatu re BUILT LAST YEAR
app
*tv
♦•V1
47V
FRIDAY, JULY », 1926
TH E SAN FO RD
W tm cn t, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylrgnia, Texas and Wisconsin were
'*T in the lead of the other states,
tach having an excess of a thouiand miles of surface construction
,'ompletcd in 1926 to their credit.
New York state, however, led the
uthers in the surfaced mileage
existing at the end of 1925, with
*
At the end of the year, the total 9,625.9 milts.
surfaced mileage in the atate sys
State SfnndH Tw enty-Sixth tems reached 146,508 miles, and
Hudson.
Dnde,
T a l l a h a s s e e , f i »., July 9 . - 1 speaker-.
In Forty-Eight, Hnvlng21R there were 32,218 miles o f earth |
indication! mate- 1president of Semite.
M iles Constructed In 1925 road, graded and drained accord- (
i-rialiu. thT**third Congressional j 1911—T. Albert Jenmng*, KsT o Bring Total To 2.191.7
. .igin«|cring standards The j
o f Florida, at the 1927 ses- rambia. speaker; Fred I’. F«ne,
■total of 270,654 mile* included in 1
__ of the legislature, will have Columbia, president of Seriate.
T\ r i
|,,...
the state systems embraces the
presiding officers In both branches
1913—Lon L. Karri
Dttvnl,
7 \ r LA IIA ^ I * »« • -,,||V
“ , important roads o f the country :
' i f l l » lawmaking body
speaker; Herbert
Hr.me. 1’olk, i/T'i- I-’ iiridn stood
twenty-sixth whj,.|j |1(lve been laid out to serve i
I. ' ' ' #port* In Capitol circles now are president of Berate.
itnu.'i:: the 10 «tatcs of tho Union the needs ,,f the states.
It was |lleen belter nil the time.
K**,-Yo‘tk* effect that Fred H. Pavia,i ]9j5__Cary A, Harder
uwan- in tut fared mileage const fueled upon these systems that the im
\V. o f Leon county. is assured the nee, speaker; Charlie K. Davis, during 1925 ... the s-aie highway l'«rt«nt through routes o f the fed
FORI) COUPE AxMl) •DIA
ikerehip of the House nMl president of Senate. Madison.
. ,
■.ral utd -y-tt-iii and the
United
r, and
.w . Anderson, state
1017—Cary A. Hanbo, Suwan sy ti n. jieci.rding to statistic- -cat , stsitva highways have been almost I
MOND R IN d
sienator from Gadsden county, will nee comity, speaker; J'-bn H. John- out . the I mti'd Mates Depart- (,lltjr,.|y
down.
f
Agrieiilturi
ft 'b r p n a ld m t of the upper wing.
‘
.unite county, or-'ident of A*’ V,rin statistics disclo. e the total | The surfaced roads in the state
Given away July HHh.
[;
Both Mr. Davis and Seiriallor,
* 11
const i net ion of the slate highways system al the .lose o f 1925, accord
i At»der»on
have
been
pledged * ...... •
\ '‘ enough votes by their colleagues
Idid--George II W i.der. H ill*-- ()|r 1935, that existing at the end J ing to the report,^ were of the fol- A number with each 5 Gallons
| *to carry them through, when the borough, speaker; Janies 11. t al
that year, and the mileage , , f 1lowihg type' ' Nnnd-elny
12,6.7
Gas o r t Quarts Oil.
I inib’s, gniM-l 64,408, wiiterlxiutul
liaaaembfy meets next April, it was kins. Nassau, president of .Senate. lh|.
j,VMems.
.stated.
I 1921— F rank K. Jennings. Duval,
1
1925, Florida rompleted rnacadiim. I.*9)4, surface-treated
I f the two are finally given the r speaker; W. A. McWilliams, St. 21b. 1 miles of surfacing in it ,ys m.'iradam and gravel 15,858, hit ti
*g*vel, the third Congressional d is -IJohns, president of Senate.
tent, bnriging the total
ueli minmis nun miam 10.985. sheet »<•
concrete
J^trict will offer its second speaker
]>I23_I,. I). Kdgc. Lake, speak- I'mHi-'i, lion nt tne end of tlie past phalt H3!*, bituminous
l,*21, cement concrete 27,876, brick
T.l and third president of the Senate. ir ; T
T. Turnbull, .leffemni, year, f■> 2,194.7.
miscellaneous,
lill
'to the people of Florida.
president of Senate.
Ib* Mid of 1925, the statistics* .'M il, and
1113 Hanford Ave.
Phone 4fil-J
, 'The first Congressional district, I 1925 Arthur V Milam, Duval. *,,,,w*
•‘’Inricln about at tin miles.
In the table given out by the de
Sanford. Fla.
sh
s
ippogkcra
and senate presidents, i
j
snrfiii mg a* a total t>f 4,49a mil
(president
id Senate,
~ _ ^ J|
made here, has had six presiding
The one speaker serving for the must i"- surfaced before the pres- i
'fleers in the lower branch and third Congressional district was T cut sy-tem is completed.
jht In the upper; the second dis- Albert Jennings, mid the two
Tim • -t ill--- exceeding Florida
L four speakers and seven presidents of the Senate. Fred T in L'2.5 -urf.M e litnlding uti-luded
(dents, and the fourth district,
\ let,,, ot.i,
ViVuisHs.
•' i hforni.i.
Myers atnl Charles J IVrrenot
•-eleven speakers and four presi
■ II! ti*.* . Iiidimoi
low i.
The third ( 'ongte--u,o;il ili-tm t
dents.
io,i. Mi. l-igitn,
Mtonesoi.i,
itfrom
Leon
count
v
wc-tward
to
Twcntv-one session* <if the leg
II. **iebl il-ka, New Yolk,
"islature have be e n held under the iK-canibm county.
< .irol ii.t.
North
Dakota,
I Chief elerk of tie Hou-e were:
*'constitution nf Ihn5, with 22 speak
i ikliiliomn,
IVmtsylvania,
Ibar,, w . II. Iteyiii>lil-; Is -7 W
9 trie
The extra gavel wielder of
• .ii "I im.i, South Dukotn, i
.the House was brought about II iteynolds; )**!( || I! Milmn; *15*1 ic
*.
I'exii-.
Washington.
Ib!» 1 - 1 9 0 3 . W
I*.
D v t m it i.
) ‘.il»r>
!.< through the election of S. I’ hhoi
West Virginia and Wisconsin.
1915.
John
(i.
Kelluiii;
It
A
u United State t Senator, vacating
Nearly |is,009 miles of roatl wns ,
5 hit office at the sessions of 1MK7. Green; 1919, John (. helium; 1921 surfaced in the -tale systems o f 1
to
1925,
H.
A.
Megmtii**
1‘ . 0 . H. Browne, of Orange county.
Secretaries of tb<- Senate- IHK5, I lie country during the past year,
Was elected speaker to succeed him.
W.
A. Mat-William-; IMK7 to IH93, nei-ordtng in the department's re
* '• .-!■Following is a list of the apeakCharles
A. Finley; |K9f, t,, lunr,, T. port. compiled float information
“
•ry and sonata presidents, since J. Applcyard:
1997 to 1925, niarlmi I
,hj* Hm *-air of Publi,
tbfl 1685 session;
o
a
d
..t
tinI
’
ii it *-il S t a t e - , H cnf in
^ 1 * 8 6 — Robert W. Davis, Clay A. Finlcv.
county, speaker; M. 11. Mabry,
I
llctttcnant governor, president of
*!»• Senate; J. G. Speer, Orange
COtUity, president pro tern.
.,4 M 7 ; 8. Pasco, Jefferson coun
ty, speaker, (elected U. S. Sena
BATON ROUGE, I a.. Itdv 9
toy) ; g . h . Browne, speaker, Urf: ange, after Pasco was elected U. </Pi The biennial - i - uui o f tb>* 1
Senator; M. II. Mabry, liettie- Lnniidnna b-gi-lutoic ail inurticd
nam governor, president *>f the early today «ft*-i a meeting of iin
J,j Senate (the office of lieutenant day*.
Outstanding among nica-uicgovernor ceased in this year).
i
.1889—John L. Gaskins, Ilrud ennrted into itiw wereRaising the corisumci '- lax .*o ,
county, speaker; J. B. Vail,
llsborough, president of the Sen- gnHolinc from two to four cent-, I
A 19 per lent consumer'* tax on
£ },
c-V
1691— John L. GsskiriK, Bradford all form* of tolinr-co, the fiinib- de
MWgker; Jefferaon B. Browne, rived therefrom lo be used for
state schools.
i
8 " iLmroa, prer.ldeut of Senate,
Making "life" sentence* for- u j
iff. 0^^1893--John It. Jobiihtoti, i'uaco,
speaker; W. H. ItoynoIdH, Polk, term of nnlnriil life m.-tead of iif J
W'u arc Headquartcrsl
teen year* as at present.
ptaaldont *d .Senate.
> 1 6 9 5 — W. S. Jennings, Hernando
for: Flinllvotc SiiinK-j
y, B])oaker; Fred T. Myers,
reaeldcut if Senate.
tes, Roll Roofinu;, andj
r—-Dannitte II. Hays, JefferMa’ci'ial for Ruilt up
* er; Charles J. Perhuiol
ota, president »tf Senate,
Roofs.
fjt
1899—-Robert McNamue, Lake,
>p»a>ari Frank Attnmii, Hamilton,
president of Senate.
/\ i . S i )
1901— John W. Wutaon, Osceola,
speaker; Tbomatt Palmer, llillt*
Tired, iw o ll c n , uveaiinR
5 borough, president of Senate.
s m a r t , h u r n ti t c h a n d at hi* U h i i ' i
( Jal vanized ( ’orni,tint
4903— Cromwell Giblaina, Duval,
suffer from tore, hunting leer.
i
speaker; Frank Adams, Hamilton
Hub therp with Llctrbti
If 11141J1
ed Iron. %Galvanized
t 'county, president of Senate.
*ud KKsthtt 1 he fiajn at tiqcr. (i &fn|iA
betaken ihr to c u ru l kill* (lint
%
JW5— Albert V. (iilehrist, DeSo, P"Ial Shods.
ifiicuiunf. Lkiirho niilrn ynur fid
.-. to, speaker; Park Ttantmell. I’olk,
l t d ancnl tt> tm is ami SI do ai yuui
,
Sheet Ruck - SI ueeo - Tex Itine
urugiiii.
president of Senate.
1907— Eugene
S.
Matthew*,
Even' mattiinn sprinkle 1u arb<4 I)usi
inc Powder tin pour
aiul brfwei-n
T ' Bradford, tpeaker; W. Hum liar
ihr ion. If krtpi your lerf *Jry ami
•|7 ' m , Monroe, pr«.nident of Senate.
free from paut. If presents Itluu ra dial
•dr spot*.
k yrv '. |D09—-Ix>n L. Karris, Duval,
I‘ hone filMi
U ssrb s Dusting P s w d ir
*
J O ■> all iliafjflui
by the state highway d e trim e n ts
In addition, 6,310 milea o f earth
road was graded and drained ac
cording to engineering atan d i^ s,
making a tctal of 23,162 miles im
proved during the year, o f which
a little more than 10,000 rollea was
constructed with federal aid.
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Cr»w cover crops during sum m er; cut in late August or early Kepi,*.]
bi*r and leave on the ggound to be turned under late.
“ Soil Huilding and Summer FcrlllizerH*' by P rof. Baynrd F. K|flJd
should be rend by every citrus grower. Free on request
The bases for Ideal Brands are made up In advance which enables J
(n make q u ick shipment and insures perfect mechanical condition.
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FILLING STATION
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WILSON A TO O M ER F E R T IL IZ E R C O M P A N Y
Manufacturers o f Ideal Fertilizers, Jacksonville, Fla.
PA U L R, FORBES, Mgr. Sanford Branch
>•
Sanford Grove
Am id M ajestic Pines
lyouisiana Solons
End 60-Day Session
Determination I
9 9
12 th
E ffective
ROOFING
w*
SORE
BURNING
FEET
7
CHASE & COMPANY
J r
Here Is $25
00
Increase
I)«j you realize all the benefits
you receive from
Renew Your Health
;■ 5 By Purification
On Geneva Avenue and Crescent Boulevard
KKLVINATOit
Ur
Any pttyniciau will tell you that
#- “ P«ri*et Purification o f th» Syi
t* n l< Nature's Foundation of
; Pgrfact Health." Why
not rid
o f chronic uilmcnt.-t that
undermining. your
vitality'*
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, FSnfjr your entire system hy mk
f R f o thorough course of Culutnh:!.
o r twice a week for several
f■ tagaks— end sea how Nature re
u b'wmrd* you with health.
' •A . calotaba are the greatest o f nil
tjNtam purifiers. Get a family
V ' fk k a g a with full directions. On
I f .*16 eta. at drugstores. (Advi
KLhXTHIC
1IOMK
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k k f k k ;KKATION
With the paving of Geneva Street through SANFORD
G RO VE and connecting Sanford with the East Coast, it can
readily be seen that the value of the property through which
this highway is cut is sure to be increased.
If you are interested in ativ o f the
above
fin out
and
mail
the
attached coupon, as it is worth
$25.00 towards the purchase o f your
Kelviimtor. Why not have the best
in Electric Refrigeration, and have
i( now?
Your name and address on tin* cou
pon will bring to you a complete list
of styles and prices— also a draft 011
us fur $25.00 towards the purchase,
o f your KELVINATOIt.
Today Before Prices Go Up
SANFORD GROVE,
Kelvinator-PIatt Co.
Arcade
Phone SHI)
Name
*1
Higher Prices That A re Enevitable
1. Money saved on lee Bills
2. No Dirt
:i. Never without lee
t . Better condition of all foods
5. Dainty Desserts
ii. Many Others
McLander
Prices
SA N F O R D
E. C. M ILLER, President
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Street ......................
Town ....................
First National Bank Building
....Thin Coupon good only for residenta
County.
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TOE SANFORD HERALD, Fttf
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snce Men Jailed In
Attempt To Fleece Sanford Victim
s ''!|imr Of u . H. Steel and GeMral buying was apparently based on
Motors, h»th of which lost a point, continued adverse
*
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field
reports
ui'ii nuHcatinns thnt tho rise in from tho northwest Indicating that
other dm res wns bringing out con- the general prospect was still un
rideridde offerings caused the compromising despite rains.
ahead o f time what is* Imupeniiig at
,0 rf’<’edo for a while,
rm C A tiO . duly
pota
some race track, or on the sl.u k
! ‘ ,,mt'
the oil :vid food issues
toes: receipts, 112 cars; total Unitchange.
Aeeordinely thV ,,ih*r l w< n'
sold,
confidence man ente:s as tin- winl’ «-n vv.,) buying operations on a id States shipments, 928; on track.
tapper.
arge ale were in progress around 800; trading very slow, market
Hut the negroes work the -e-.i “" ' ll day. nide ling u rally to above weak; Southern sacked cobblers
of the game crudely. Instead of
I,y fo iKral Motors, and the I and Triumphs, $2,2B@t2.7R; Kansas
living a ‘‘ wire tapping" n „,m tlu*v 1 ,’ i''" ''" " ''h ,,f „,.w maximum fig-1 and Missouri sacked Early Chips,
simply let. Esau hold the wallet
-allet I u" ' s f" p l,l‘ ‘ N'enf by Southern I’nei- f2.40@2.<10; sacked Coblcrs, *2.G0(o>
i (a'2.R0;N orth Carolina barrel Cobwhile thi.V tal; liis money off ((l; e and Texas Calf Sulphur.
gel change, or con e imilnr preI he renewal rate on call loans I Idem, $-t.BI)(ai t.85; Virginia barrel
< ohblers, f t.POftbfi.lff.
text, and never r< turn. K. au finds wa at 11 per cent.
the wallet has a huge roll of news,
papers honeath an outer .-kin of i
t IIIt A t:o. July y ._ (/Ti —With J NEW HOME FOR EXCHANGE
dollar bill.
t.uny
wen Lin r and cooler tempera- i
Rut Esau was ivncrud in time, by
C m c.A C t). July 9,— </l*i- -The
tines
over the spring crop belt, ( ’higago Stock Exchange is to lave
another negVo, who remembers a
Sanford negross who lost
in wheat prices averaged lower here a tie whome.
The Board of jeoythe same manner a short time ago. today in the first part o f the hoard ernors has ratified an offer i f a
"I trade session. Unexpected up
So Chief Williams was informed
turns shown by ({notations at l.iv- long-time leasehold in a new build
ing to be ereeted in l,asnlle street
and now Rowe ami Williams re’ rpool failed to act a.
by the Stale flank of Ciiie igij
(older th* % me the eanior
nemm c# fW cn e c men were
(Fridil ltjfn oon by riMef
ce HoJ ‘Willlnina, upon c o n |0f a third negro who was
in time to he saved from
of his savings.
[prisont rs gave their names
in Howe ami Purcell Wi|lfile negro who was selcrted
i-ing wns known us Emm.
the pnir o f easy money
upon spying Esau crossing
ret, stooped, in plain view
jti-d up fatly stuffed wallet.
l«tion follows, ami Ksau is
ilowcd to share in part of
lents of the wallet— provid
lu must produce aomo cnsii
tB, and logethcr they shall
place where, they know
j'iy''jS::.r"lit!,ry
Of
■lades Called
|er Of Florida
price-, m tT.dnj '
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'I'h,. biw. it is pointed
X X THHTHtR ywtr hair (9 b&bM tr !
Interest Raid On Savings Accounts
§
' T h ere't B e a u fy fo r Y o u — in the F itch Sfa m p t# **
jj
Sheawea, thwe la a
1 701,10
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FTTCH PRODUCTS AtUt^ \
*— 1 w. . llchlsa
On 5«<a
F ttcie s ttXAL
Ceontera 1
If the Irir la iacttaMl ta be aOy,
., » '
3 t*ee Aor timmm I
m a i l « « iai7c
'* ‘ rtvW
f» tnla Ue hair to stay la akca,
dw ticillnu e#
After tlw
tha
f tTCH "
Meotho Sulphur,
a ideasant. rrtttm,
v il;. , {j,,
;;l
fjeminolu (fjounly^ank
SanfordlFla.
fm ttlT *
mud (t t at ae at t y f u f a a
pom
( cwpmm. u sa r. n . n u c u
STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS
•*->/!-«>i
Z
delightfully deal ornI snumtli. S\d
l>|»ur t- <1 pie'imis a.-* n skin rem
edy I'*' an 1- :t ,|e tin\s the para
site:; that muse the luil'niiu*. itcii
m g o ' 1I1 1igm '"n eiit.
Mi-nthn
Sulplne alwav heal-* ec/.cma ligiP
j
un.
A jar of Hnwle- Menthn S ilpliur
an*
gned drug
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: 111re.
;
l.ci a tri. I of Menhhn Sulphu"
i shew what till liC iili* to vmi. Seial
the iMupun fur it. _C 111> it imw.
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Ideal For Dinner
T H K whole I'nmily wilt enjoy it. So phone
your order— it choice m l giiaranleed. OTHER S rU O E S T IO N S
Reef I i « l . a m h
iloitsl
Veil] l 'hops
Kill Hens
S lo p e th e pel In o l C o r n s . [ ^
lltm io n a n n d C n l l o e c e .
v
nrfrirn
on ytmr aiioen,
■prink to lolo thriu aiiine ilk a 's
fo o l-Live " " 'I » « lk bI1 *’»y " r
(lance all e\e«liig without lb"
nerve-wtnrklj'K pain o f but,
tired. (Wiling, swollen feel. K
i-ld-a tmmcOlatO rellrr.
Alien**
w thn
inn Anil*
AntiAllen*
1 f o n tl-- ttw
»• ittle, llealLriic ruwrtfr for
;
LET
A ( 'twice Juicy Steak
[ITS FOOT-EASE: s
Us Feed Your!
M any Thousands
o f Dollars
-■ Pure- Rood Market
11. T’ illis, I’ rop.
I 'l i o n e
Itk'»
lhe Feet* Ukr* llm friction
it re lieiiiK rtpent J»y the reside it In o f Seminole County in prep*
oration for their mutual vara lions... They are b u y i n g wear*
lug apparel, articles for travelers use such as trunks, suit
cases and toilet cases. They are purchntdnK fishing tackle,
Kolfint; necessities, automobile accessories,
tennis
equip
ment and the many sundry tfftnes usually nccessury to the
comfort o f the traveler or to thu ftleasure o f the resort (hey
intend In visit.
fTfiui11in*hoe«nn<l|pm
*rit nml canifoii. Al*
^wnjrfi me It forbr~nkuic
mit»‘w«*rtight
tk»nl
by
- - .A r»£5.‘b““
An agfount with tho Semi twin ( ’minty Rank, to
which somothinR is added every week m every
tnnnlh, is a sifrn o f financial progress. Are you
j ogi'estting?
t';
70m h rr* daodlntff tr B # >
No other Suusjko c n do wtut Tteh'* win. Tb* Vlith
dMrirn u d r o o m from t>M very tlnt-apfltutlM overy i
deodntir end fore^a matter,* ie«rln| the teetjl
had
the fcelr eoft ted flnffy.
- - J-.y5
B i t nt*Jt Shempoo t* crystal dear. Every pertirk k (|
mtm n d t u eetUy.be rioted out. After a Flub Sumpmdl
Mteeahy for aa arid rink which tends to dull and discolor the |
Make your next shampoo a rich. Buy a bottle at any ta—
(easier or write direct to the T. W. Pitch Co, Dee Mature,
trial bottle. See (or yours*U bow beautiful your hair can be
the |oy of ■ natty dean aralp. U Fltch’a isn’t all we Say, taka ill
d year, nxrney wtU be refunded.
u-,
Si^n Of Proffreas ?
will soothe and (lcni
skill that is irntited
" or broken out yitb
ecrcina; that is
ered with ugly
or pimples
rough or dry
.......« l" l Allied t« purchase were uncovered whening salable;; fiery
( henneal sold down I - t .
|,-vir values sagged. Much of tin-.kin eruptit*iis so ,
aiicklv, says a noted
~ 1 skin -Hu-- talii«**
The mom -i this sulnhur prep
nniti"ii 1- auplu-d the itching
alul after I v n m Mi re- iipnl a at mre ,
the ci ' c n a *s gmic ami tile skin 1 -
trii 1 o f un uutom<d)ile tic- I
|jn which Mr. Stone’s c u r l
Lilly
damaged, the court !
Red hi nuif nil bhinu* and '
H«'ninst him wns dismiss- 1
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SULPHUR HEALS
hand, l-.ngli.di stocks of wheat are
now gr.eti at t.'JBi’ .OOn bushel., a.
sub- of a b'liek of
-dintvs of ignited 8,8|0,utin bushels a year
Truns-Coio mental Hil .,( .|i„t ,m. ago.
('bunged limn the |i'vi i-m:. (lose.
C'lod demand which developed „u
( hehUpi'llke <fc ( Jllio ii[)em | ,1 |i uut,
dm-liue ni price was a nut able fi ahigher at III, n recur! lop, and If. lare in today's wheat murket.
o i l . 1- :
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( (nr- nt' I It,- ,
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Determ ination
of w-ln-al are repented as still very
out that » • » C I T I M
nrunl week i>tnl rea-lmsimeiit <>f home-grown wheat will lx* avnilu O I Y l l N
speculative a n o n :* . ii,::,.n i,,|
Id, hi
iieiital Eur<
hi tour
io-j i - eout’
i onuiieiiiai
r.tiropean
sidernlih- iih-gii'.inl ■ i,, ,
n trt.- roiinlrii-K tliis month. (),, the oth- i
NEW lO K K , lull ;i.
day afternoon on a charge o f ob
its initial deposit* on nmdo-to-otdci suits. Deliveries nave not been
made, it ir. said. Deputy Sheriff
Chris Stevenson nrrested tho man
Thursday on u warrant.
y<
TOKIO, July 9.— (/P)— It w m
learned nt the Navy Department
this afternoon that a conference <rf
high naval officials today nt whicli
tho minister o f the navy presided,
tentntivclv fixed the naval, esti
mates of tho flscnt year o f 1927 at
;i20.IH)01OtW yon (about IlfiU.OOO,000). which is an increase of 80,000,000 yen over the present fiscal
yea r.
Bh""„^;ffVhc
MARKETS
ngrshum, the first white
nad »rt expedition penohe Everglades of Florida.
|nccounts of whose trip
the Sanford Herald to
October 2B. 192-1.
Mr.
was vice president of
Ida East Coast railroad
fid< ni of the Motlel Land
Mis experiences as a
|developer covered half a
He was first associated
Siry Plant, and Inter Heni’lngler, the two
pioneer
rbuilders of the state,
iway from Miami to Cape
Jravcrsing
miles
of the
r|es, and the only road so
luvo been finished through
tup, inis been nametl the lithighway, in hi;; honor.
ICIm.se. of Sanford, arenin
Mr. Ingraham on Ins exthrough the Everglades.
Hoy Carawin, 29, Ib under $100.
bond following his arrest Thurs
market underwunt
moderate general set hack but
“ * then rallied. Cora, oats and pro
ve, ions were rosy, corn starting un|changed to -k, lower, and declining
■•*!! aroiiivi. only to work upward
again luter.
l>
VVAI.I, S T R E E T O I'K M N C
Although tmns Atlantic stocks
Explorer
A CORRECTION
Stone, proprietor o f u Sunla-nue store, was erroneousfil jn the police court news
rd in the Thursday edition
iHerakL
litem /neorreetlv rharged
lr. (Sotie had been found
V reckless driving and sentpay a fine of $l-r> or serve
“■ ||jfp
'nVnK1
• hicagu wheal
Carawin F$ces Chargl
Of Obtjdhing
On F alse: Pretenses
tlftip nnd
plorru. Trlitl l*nck«gn Bnd
kfi«f Walking IMil aril t free, Addietif
[fOOT-IASE* Le »•?, N,
~ T
The ZS(ew
Idea that is zAibroad in the J^and
The greater number o f the dollars spent for vacation
needs will find their way into the cash registers o f those
merchants who consistanlly advertise their wares.
iprcccdcntcd Thousands N o w Turning to the New Cadillac)
For the Only T h in g That Really Counts
Horses
*"
The old sayintr o f “ the more you tell, the more you sell"
is applicable at this season o f the year mare especially than
at any other. . The merchant who takes advantage o f every
legitimate means to promote good business during the sum
mer months will never have lit dodge the sh eriff's sale.
3
Ami remenihor, the Imndreds who will go to the beach,
to the nuumlainn, and to the scores o f inland resorts arc
looking to you, Mr. Merchant, In assist them in selecting
their vacation needs.
\
Reach them through the columns of
A
at is this thing which is making newthouls turn to the new, 9 0 -degree,eight-cyl1 Cadillac and registering sales records
tecedented even in Cadillac history?
people's minds and p eop le’s pocketts - it is the different icind o f days and
ts and the different kind o f hours and
ths whic|j people en joy in the new Cadil-it is a turning away from the old idea
any sort o f m otor transportationwill do
ie sounder idea that the ( in d o f trans
ition is the only thing that really counts.
i a reaction and a re v u ls io n away
the type o f m otorin g which made the
The Sanford Herald
Chickens
miles uncertain and miserahle and costly.
It is a widespread awakening to the realiza
tion tnui
that there
non
uKiv is
•» n o substitute
----------------for the satisfied thoughts which Cadillac engenders—
for the zestful, restfill miles and the easeful
hours, days, weeks and m onths— for the
only worth-while
i-wni' things in motoring and
the things wjuch alone spell value.
Phone 148
-A H E A D
ON
IT S
M E R IT S '
i.'dn 1
Cadillac is entering upon a new era o f expan
sion and appreciation for the quite simple
reason that more people than ever before
have com e to realize that while a m otor car
may be only a m otor car, a Cadillac is*always
a Curl iliac.
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TMxtdfrvm $ 1 9 9 5 ep w erd tf.». C T)rtrtit. ‘B iJj hj f h k e r
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M aw
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T H E B A W T O M > f a H A t P . F R ID A Y , J f l t . T V, 0 2 6
An All Important Meeting
Iford Herald
As Brisbane Sees h
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PROLONGING THE AGONY
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the at i ideal ?
“ lo. I l o " i the poliicnian atleiupting to ideality the chant
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OUR LATEST T A X CUT
Elton J. MdUffi.
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First National Hank
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Tens o f thousands o f /
users.
Kelvinator Platt
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Standard Hard
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How in(nil is ini' Automobile worth without f omplrtrl
and Dependable Insuftuire t o 'c n tg e ?
Notmark!
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tact, any automobile i* aIrcnienilau* liability.
\n n(. I
i ideal (kruruHR ia an install I can wipe out iinrsimritl
and make the owner liable for huge damage*. An nutomobile's udue can only he d-termined hy the iasutjtirtl
carried on il.
Ask as nhout the London'* “ (iOl.U (■ 1’ ARANTKK*|
aaloniobile policy.
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311 First Nnlinmil Hnnk Bldg.
Telephone 7311
SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A J
Real K.stale
Insurant*j
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T H A T MAY lie true, but this is
certain.
Religious
warfare its
C E N T R A L Fl.uiMPA TIMES
hatred* and bitternesses, are fur
more dangerous than any flood.
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( ' ( rlniiily any iiuiu who could cum tclly answer these
It isn’t our business In rrilut'/.e
tile
nrospentv lie* ' anmhed. 1
Gnvernoi' Martin lut- again deni
time the subject of the queries utter glancing at the picture for only a minute and our neighbor* in Mexico The.' may
I' i'ic Kiuld b" 110 heller mean* of j
olistrutcil liis eupiuitv :* all eve
" iT'Aicha debt tonics up, the fruit,
lutipg this than tlie g o v e m o r'i
u half would pi'tivii
prove an extcllcnt
excellent witness, capalilt*
capable of
o f giving do as they please, in then 101111- eutivi* and has *loi"h In
good
down.
try.
Conditions there iHipli.i.i/.e
" 1 Coming as it does upon tlie !
afiGai
ndglit
have
been
u
rugged
i
viilttiildt*
teslimoiiv
I'm
tin
cotn
l
’s
an
ivid
nt
justiee
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the wisdom of those Itin I e-lub- faith to the pilhtu tiv Die tinge tax
•. Is o f his demand for greatri'
l«. but it took, mighty good HI | |{l)( i)lt. „ m* groat fault with
Atnoriiati City Maga lislied this country, giving ahsoliite reduction which tie bu* m-l an ■ viiemiiture* upon our load* m
e x p o r t 'l l Luge cobniiu.
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/.me s (osl is tluit tow pa'tidim ti emild pass i t : in tact few freedom to all religions, "Hhniil noli need to ihei pre*> \\ tien ti" "tiler to take iare of tl" (*Xi'"~- 1
^ ' f*f*iiltlt*nt f 'nulnlgo rnuglit a, u d l e d u e a t e d a n d inotlimy h itiu otl i n d i v i d u a l s
eoultl
p a s s iliterfereliee or eoafiseatout ami assuitiL'd office lie pledged liim*idl a funds available fm ilo - put |
without goverumeiil recognil loti of to the out 1 in" of taxi- . ami in In* I'iisc. it prove* lievood all 1 x 11 lie
thTM-pound pike on the firs*.
firs*, day i q
first veai made •' small cut a* an ulldity o f the stall1'* Guam ml .
subsidy t'01 any religiuii
•L
vacation, tndiealmg that lie
It is too detailed, loo oxavting for the average polncnian,
evidence of Ins good faith.
IL- "iiada'Joii. It shows that I toiida'* j
piker when it comes to |i*h-|
Iml something on its order would do much toward expedit
IT A L Y 'S KING
next .Monday lias now ordered a cut amounting prosperity i* lliialjajed, that -lie i* 1
will dedicate a moNUment at tlie to ijjmrlv one-third nf the total lax 1 going to carry on her pi,in of 1D- *
k
ing accident trials.
Thjs great boon to the luxpuvci velo|iim*nt and expan*iou mi an !
Itreuuer Pass of ttu- Tv ml, and
nt Firsi Stre-et ami its l>uiiif
has
been brought about hv tlie gen 1 veil more extensive si ale. and |
D'Annunzio
lias
written
for
the
:>t imjmivr with age
It's
monument
an
eight line
......in era! prosperity and growth of th. ttiat her condition 1* -o beallbv '
time the Slide It Mid Depart
that she can at tlie *ume tuia' re j
warning foreigners to end lorever state, and hv tlie careful admin
was making a promise as to
istnition of ajl the department* 1 iluce her demand* upon tier pen I
their
“
presuuiptlions
dreamot
a
this part of the highway " d l
pie without curtailing lip .levi'lop 1
march southward.”
That
i- a the government. Th.......veruor
rtpslrcil.
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dream often realized, and olten to fortuqate in llmt tlie *tu!o'* pii.- ment one iota.
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pines nml sapling cyptess; gmuml i lie realized perhaps in the future. peritv iiu * helm'd to tiling about n | Thi* is a condition I
Eilitor's Note: The original
which J
g 'W - dturting n movemciii In git
poor.
i eeoid id tlie filet white expedi
| Hannibal
marched southward, healtliv a condition in the Irei-mv ■Florida nmv we'l be envi ii, The ,
” lpetr«it Tigers lo tiuin heie t
Mareli I
j coming around
t hroiigh
Spain; ttiat such a cut emild be made ‘ eves o f the entire eoiinirv h a v e 1
tion
to
eioss
the
Everglades
ill
Hpring. the Snnford I.lou
III "ke i amp at ti a. m. Matched j Gauls, Goth, blue-eyed iougbeurds, possible, but this fortunate 1 irenie |been turned upon tier to m i n e o f !
ts undertaking e worthwhile [ IHP2 was secured by The Herald
stancexaN in no wav detract I'rm.i j her rapid rise, jealousy ha- been [
*2 ' m iles through open scrub pine
, and its mouthers deserve a through the unui'lcsy of Frank I*, count ry. ( ypress ponds and glass ■from the north of many kinds, the credit due him for bit . atef il rampant in l"ss foilunat
-tales j
came down over the Alp* from the
deal of cumineiHlatiou (or
It is liis iii*istaine [ thut Florida should have prospered
pond > Poor tie limbvl , eolilitl I earliest times to the day of Nn- stewardship.
j
Toisler amt will lie published in
enterprise.
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upon economy and efficient \ m a i l , *so
o spuedilv.
But Florida, eonfi- I
flui and dry. Weld into Camp No ! poleoa.
' serial form daily in this paper.
-------- »--------departments which lias gun,. i'iU- (lent o f her own destin i* 1 ,i r r v - .
:t'at a p m.. atmut two mile* north
if subject o f the sermon at the
towards building up a surplus m in'' an. For this bite-i 11r >nt of 1
of Fort Simon Drum.
! THE IM PORTANT thing is that
Qg service* at the Christian.' "In rump, Tt. My el's. Fin., March March 1H.
our treasury so as to make pinc- her solidity the state tin to thank |
|Koine and llulv always enmpicrrd
h tomorrow will be “ Treas
to, IHU2, '
Broke i iimii at (!: It) a. in. Mnreli their eoiiqiieror*.-as* i m i t a t i n g t if nl the easing o f the tnxpavcr'* both her splendid citizenry who ,
f F, A ■ Pundt will sing “ No
......
,
,,
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burden thus nppreciiibL'have refused absolutely to lisle ,1
Roman
or
Tol<j Me.” — Church notice in
'nvn be.s of the expedilum ed 2ti miles through open prairie them, making them
H is particular! v anproiirmt" to the wails of northii n 1 repo
pine islands hammock (lump* Italian.
consist of the following mimed
You cannot keep Sntiin,
Kille (111.) Uuion. Cun you
that an unncmncenuoit of this na
! white persons: J. K. Ingrulium, and eypiess heads. Big cypress on or man, from “ Going to and fro on ture should be made at. thi- time. hangers mid hevi* 1etaiued their
^M(anythlng more pitiful?
commander; J. \V. Newman, \V. R. the south; Okloaeoaeooelii'c Swamp the earth, and walking up and Propaganda is still rifle through solid faith in the f ut ti re of the
state- and the watchdog >f her
Muses, S. O. (dulse, A. Chiiirli, A. ou north. Prairie open, good grass down in it."
out thv north to the effect t hat the 1 rensurv, .John IV. Martin
ible time is being lost be- W. Clark, of Sanford; D. M. linker and water.
Crossed OkloucooThe power nf nationality show*
!»P#rty owneri and city Orange Home; li. K. MaUlnex, tie. clire Slough on <dd government
Itself not so much in keeping penhivo not gotten togelh- Neva; W. K. Gradlek, Geneva; T, eunseway at II a, m.
pie out a* In absorbing and cunthe widening and paving N. Sutton. J. T. Anderson, L. M.
Heavy storm tirnke over us hen*,
uering them after they get in.
STRUCT JOUHNAI.
* th* downtown section. Anderson, S. L. Cnruthers and T. drenching all Stopped at Shirt Tail qui
Tinle thing is to keep out tlie sort
« hould be done before C. Shepard, Hawkinsville, (!u.; P. Camp (or dinner
Moses tunned vou cannot absorb.
The following is 1111 excj'tpt from liuiui ever did was to mariv her.
II and winter avamins «p- N. Hihglley, Lewisburg, W. Vu.; .1, his shirt tail here while drying it
the will o f u Wall Street man,
W b y dalay the mutter ? E. Minehbt, Chipley, Flit.; Westev mi liis person. Mercury fell from
" T o mv valet. 1 leave the elothiM
Women are so brave. In Seattle which lias bean probated recently thet he has been s f a b i g from me
T— O-------Hovd. W. V ' Wilson, II. W. Lucky 7fl at iiinm io 10 at 7 p. m. Wont
in the New York courts:
regularly for the im-t ten year*inguruenwit: Either duy la a mid Robert Dean, Fort Myers.
into ( tuiip No. 1 at u (niini 10 one married a cello player
“ To my wife, I leave tier lover Also mv lm (nai that he wore last
M tttction In some newa“ Colored cooks an* Reese Living inilos N. W. of Fort Shaekidford.
1and the knowledge that 1 wasn’t winter when 1 wu- m Palm Beach.
jVfo the fact that some peo- sloii and Jeff Bookman, of Sanford Wading in eight inches to a foot . Wouldn’t it tie a great streak of
I the fool she thought I was.
to my 1 luiitffcui. I leave my.
“
I M lik* to creuta
•'I wateij all day. Prairie here be- llick if you could convince your
iV
Jf--- r
“ To my son- 1 leave the pleas- cars, lie almost ruined them and
srick .Engels, wish
gins to hIiow strata of ruck on sur f» ce that whiikera are out of |tire o f oerning a living.
For
.'h
'l
I want him [o lu ve the satiafac*
It 1 am not ntarrlec1 March 1<L— '
face. Grazing very fine; cuttle
1 veari h*' ha* thought that the turn of finishing the job. .
Mil. (Signed) Fred-1 Broke camp at Fort Myer* look extremely well, though weath
---------j pleasure >waa all mine. He was
co mv partner, I leave the
C*rd in Kurt Leo Team* fuilwl nml began march to er during winter Inis been cold. Alt
nge thing* happen every day. I mistaken. •
suggestion thut Rg take some
inel. Womier If Alice Fort Shackelford. West Into (’ amp Mjffered terrihtu from cold and
wife of the ex-kaiser denies
To fay daughter. I leave JIUl),. other clever man in with him'.ht
pleased with -No. 2 at Half Way Pond, IS miles chafe* and blistered feat.
rumor that aKe will get a dl' e ivlll need it. The only onco if he expects to do
*X V VW Xrotn Myar*. Country, flat, Scrub
tTo b* Wptinued tomorrow)
ffoo4'' pl«<W hi bualneas her hus-
Dor lends n double life:
has to please both tnun and
- 4*
Cash Drug
w :.
m r r ittn tM i «**»•
Money Well I/en(.
Realizing Lht? importance o f beginning street widening
i l N«f«rf, EttrM*
Tired of the llveni.
MftVMlta * » » » •
O 'i
in the down-town district before the fall proas o f traffic
Tito i;rtpleinnl Zarrotc.
For Advcrtfulng Men.
tad CUaa K ilt«. seta in, the City Commissioner!) havo requested affected
at the Poatofflc*
IIY ARTHt’ K BRISBANE
lorlda. undar Act of tax payers to meet with them Monday for the purpose o f
expenmng
„
«r«»prri*M
i*2®* 1,7 ,U y Co.)
expediting preliminary wjicmnwun,
operations, and in view o f the ,
actual
necessity
of
the
work
under
consideration
no
p
u
b
l
i
c
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____ K d lU r a ad J f a a a s t r
PUBLIC area with pleusI AH.
A a a a r ta lc B d lta r spirited citizen on anv o f the avenues to be widened can!
n iJ.
rj P. Morgan financing ten
Mire
JO It EH. E a a a s l a a B d lta r
million of homl* for the Fiat nutoafford to neglect the invitation.
•'ft'MCRlrTlOX HATES
Snnford
is
ahead
of
many
Florida
cities
in
numerous
|
mobile
company of Italy, and
I'.Tddl*—»T.«: ail Mrtnlha—■'11.50
■mploving hia fixv& .y ' k& iod V S J
W(*
to jeopardize this lender.sh ip |
m
f 'of'cJct^an
po:i-■ 0
\ ir .
[by small town wrangling over improving our streets, n \industries
\T»
IjS^woTtrici
AM obituary
ohimary!work
Pint is essential to civic expansion. What material' Americans* gladly send money to
KOTICHi All
I
rda nf lltanka. renoln- is In be used in street widening is not the principal issue. Europe to he u*cd to hiiilijlng tip
Ice* of cnlnrlalnmetiti
arc made will t-e The. avenues must be improved, and as soon as this fact industries, give work to mechanic*
7 oTC rejeuar advert 1*1(i* sinks in. tax payers and the commissioners can decide on Imid building prosperity of friandi1v nation*.
ns
----------------------------—- ' a tvpe o f paving that will prove satisfactory to the m a j o r - ( What American* dislike i* that
MCE AHHOCIATBn PHEEA
ttniled States fund* should he used
Ameelatrd Prc«» ta riclita- 11J •
$
iaaUob of all'newa^dunairhei ’ .besides the practical traffic relief that will result from the 1to finnnee pi|ui|>inent of armies t<>
lied to It nr not nlli**rwi<*«* widening of all avenues below Third St reel, lhe early com bel|i our European friend* to kill I
each other.
tad In tl.la paper mfid also lh*
new* publlalird heroin. All mencenu'ht o f street .work on a large scale will have
N
a of reinihiiraiinn of »p«ebd J1remendous psychological effect that we cannot afford
l(rhe* heroin nr* «l*** reserved
1 TIMtKlSH GIRLS, you will be
S\.
neglect at this time.
w
triad to hear have |n*t interest in
i
IQ ..'fa lQ A Y , Jl LY 9. l!l2fi
Grossly exaggerated accounts o f Florida depression have the harem, with il* thick cushion*.
focused the eyes of the nation on the peninsula, and busi 1nantaleMe*. einim h*. sweetmeat*,
J m r i l.n B R A l .D PLATFORM
|attar of rose*, how-nixing* ami
l e - P n E f water i«ute to Jack- ness men and prospective investors are rightfully rating
Florida cities according to the size of Ihrir construction irn" s,,,rn'Ml‘H ,
* T7r' aonvIHe.
.
,
young girl- gendt'"* ' -rr from
ruction of SI. Johna-In- and civic improvement programs.
The City o f Sanford is !(he ('onstan! iteud" W-,
'* eol
N¥
^ dlmi River canal.
spending upwards of one hundred thousand dollars a month lege lorn their Link* • * "**erag.f-Rxtenoinn of whit* way.
Or" of them is
' “ wjmminf pool, tennifi courta. in street work but the bulk o f this activity is being carried llo nml the veil
on in the outskirts o f the community, out of sight o f the cdiniiig to take n ’<di *>i Henry
‘ate.
Kurd's hospital in Detroit.
•fitmentInc nf building pro- stranger passing through town.
m i n —house*, hntel*. aparti
Y. Mfnt house*.
i . 'Hi.* transfer o f paving operations to the business s r
I' will he on harem [
SOON Tl
nnfon nf direct paring 11loll o f the city, and the energetic commencement o f street e,.(,i:ii,i(.
n Montesimieii's |
i"‘Win
.
program.
; widening and general improvement would be certain to im- “ pel'1 Kill t ,
Item! that hook I
if*—Conatrurlinn nf b n u l e v a r d , press visitors favorably.
net inllv interested
l.jldie, v*til
Uronnd Ijtke Monroe.
tc ile 11}'♦imi of a Mnhnmmo
Puffing
steam
rollers,
turn
up
roadbeds
and
gangs
lalmr»
( ’nfuplr lbm of rity benuliflraI,..:,*.->* r ■> IiiiI v M'lhiimme
1mg lustily would m iivime the si ranger that Sanlord
is
Fj
Hnn prnfram.
..ii I hard'•me young gentle
£ #*—Expanaion nf arhno! ayatam doing something, ri expanding and going right ahead with
iiigi l- taking the place of the
with pro rial on f nr inrreaaed
houri- protnl-eil In Mohammedan
its civic program despite rumors o f ‘ 'Florida’s collapse."
fiv
farilltlea.
; And visitors arriving after the work had been completed wurrii'l 's ill the original Mnham! mediiti paradise
BIBLE VERSE Flllt TODAY
would be no less impressed with the wide, smooth asphalt
rr ait that the man
i
i
,
,
,
11
,,i v.«iiiill niei.'t
You
E g FAMILY KE.HiKlNGS
"And , streets supplanting the narrow, rough, and almost medieval Iwh„
..Xh„ spirit of Law*."
iv'jf# shall reiofie before the Lord arteries that we h a w now.
emild hirii liis thmight lo the “ Per
“ ytntr God- nml vmir non*, mid your
Wonderfully adapt •
Janghfer*. : rid v«ur menarrvnnt*. | The street widening program must be carried out, and shin Letter ”
Hid your nuiiilacrviihta.” Dent. 12:- , common sense tells us that it would be advisable to rum- aide ate the French.
12.
Iplote the work before I lie fall rush, but (bis is impossible
t'N'LKSS PI U S are ehatiged.
THE NEWS
M P R A Y E R - We will rejoice in lb.. unless the property owners on these streets attend I tie meet Salvatore Agmhra will he carrot
M I A M ! HKILW.n
ing Monday and co-opera Ie with the commissioners in every nl. In Coha. Ilo morning for heal
(Lord nlwaya.
iog lo death III
nil tit. f'aridud
way possible.
! I HE i eIIl ,0 Iloll of AIUSsolint mudi good and wise by fotie. 11"
y , a TAILOR’S DIFFICl I.TIF.H
Tiie early commencement of l lie program is a mutter of Snare/
l g i' mg t|umost
i "lit at l.idde
Ivilir tailor aaya, the while I stand
Death l.v Itie s’.it rote sounds anil III I (111 II 1 down tile timtlliet .net demon *rut ton which Ihc " . o l d hit-,
vital
importance
to
Sanford,
and
not
lung
sborl
of
illness
iforo hia oval mirror grand;
the lie'* -paper-. Ill link t'.-i ."it id tin- method id edu
Is ■1111■I.
11 The rlilllli'IHIM'll Itlllll I I he l/e
h at suit is perfect, dual behold in the family should prevent affected properly owners from -it agam-l a po t.
Around hi- .- hould ph a i a good many people tilting a "In d " people.
II.
ms
It>W neatly that litpel i* rolled!
attending the conference.
neek e a lira-- ■..liar with a screw in tin- • mitt' "ho l.elieve they out" 11.at Ii" i a uponimii. l ul
■ilita your figure to the dot,
rot lust I'd to l l'll,o 1he hack hem k r c " in 1 tin" a paper should he It "upubl" of directing the a eti'i
.A n d really build* you up a lot.
hi-it hi*|i.w i he brain
A half run. E\i i \ editor rei-eive* f rcipicnt ties and c ' tii the thinking of ev
J 'J t givea you height, it gives you
A Test For Accident Witnesses
turn of the -new breaks the eoiniimnii iitions from earnest neo ( ry eiti/.en of Ital>
grace;
ilium and death is said pie who protest against this or that
spinal
F W h«t wrinkle* show are in yolir
Holding to I Hi.- view, and having
to he luacttrailv iminlvss.
feature
If these protests were
I The ubsnlule (-on Ius ion ( hut usually marks I be witness urclialiO I
face.
the power III enforce It, he is pro
p:C"*‘ul *h »"
ill!
foil
owed
there
would
be
left
It hide* your rmimling stomach ()n tht stain! in accident trials, particularly in eases where fanglctl killing l.v elect l icit'
rating lo the world a picture of
about "t.at I lie dictator o f Italy
•v.wull.
the perfect autocrat.
1’erhups it
u
street
car
or
automobile
lias
collided
with
a
pedestrian,
lethal
.
hniahi'i
h«- left -r perhaps less.
If frltnd. I’ll **v that suit is
i.- \v* II that i-urh a pie1lire should
or another vehicle, accounts for the recently devised tests
Mit-s.dtoi
proposes
thut
tie be given a! the present lime.
It
| H P "
MAD lll!.\i \N beings devoted to newspaper ■ of Italy, such a* tie
thut the American City Magazine has compiled, and the
will be good for America, if only
and reforming each other permit to live, shall devote them
'fr it d*y* later, head erect.
America " i ll learn that aulni nicy
carelessness and tangled testimony that the majority of Induing
half the ingenuity they have d e selves to New* of fascism, and of
Mi the wife that suit inspect,
luted
alwa.v fail to create it free,
eye
witnesses
give
in
court
indicates
the
advisability
o
f
voted to killing each other, the what i- actually being constructed.
look* mo over, head to toe,
happy and progressive people.
|world might l»i» heller off. Hut yon The' util In government organs.
giving these tests serious consideration.
tnirely »oy*: “ Ohum! Oho!
It dues let matter whether the
Providence works I pure and -itnplc. under
.jh you had n little taste!
n stricl
Boldly contending that nine out of every ten patrolmen i an t In* sore.
' ltd* nit i .1 mail " ho. by Ihe
li coat la sagging at the waist, are incompetent witnesses because their powers of observa m ysl cr a m -ly .
|■epsor/dup,
From them there will
ini"i t .if a
markable |ier*ormlity.
ind up for lu*l a rninute- plea*c.
'he eliminated all of the Incidental
t a tile to ei i'll rid ;i nation, or t.- a
trouser* hug nhout the knees; tion have been neglected, the American City Magazine -dig
fiUut..-.
alt a
port iii'" - . ,ii i
I ’ t m K T I ' V ■A N D
adver t t m g
Kroup who. hv p.dltUiii
net led
it collar’s bulging ill the hi'rk. gents the following examination for policemen
in large men, lin>ig flu- ill. in large type
ntr tiff mi
i t ' o " . dFTiWe m-" .
ff Th«y'vo sold t" vou a floor sin k
book on and a birg" pail *t the foreign ,t'd t i c power of an apparent ton
cities: Fit's!, the class is presented a picture of a sheet car P i from I . lie Sha*''
■••i i ' v . .in aid" to impo.se their wd
Libel t llublioid
1new "Tht pattern of the doth 1- wrong, and iiu automobile wrapped around cat h other at a street
As a result o! ! o , lisiolt ot : tin1 by Iii" upon i.l let s
llobbaid
ih'iued
that
the
went
.
Alter studying the picture for one and one
F^\ It mukas ymir skinny fm in to<i intersection.
I here ai " ei Tta.ri iigetutes "I
"Mai I- a better mouselmti than ! which ennstiiuii-s a large pari ■■i
IL'.-long,
half minutes, candidates are npiirod to answer the follow { ' mu neiglibnr. ami though you ill" modern new^pup.T Mui-soliiii "nliirliteiiment which ti frv" ( c o ,
e sleeves are short, the vest too ing questions without again referring In (he illustration;
B
may become a td" must limn tain if they tire t.>
: build ymn bouse ill the woods, the j believes the
■ tight;
Ni'binds, tIn■•r limt" to III Iree.
"i.rld will mak" a hcnleti palli to faelor in I he cdiltolioii o f the peo
ai
“ I \l what street intersection del the accident
pie and in ihetr ttciiil uplift. A I > pi . t ! i .rni, t)i" ues.s, these ill" p.i
.
v.iur
d**..i■
"
What
Hulihai'd
dnt
What I- the i Iiliilltlcil of Ihe weather?
.call that fit a fit of fright.
ii* was
"The world will n e'er lie hopes to linin' aluillt SU\ mg* I ot "durational agelii ie:. a* lung
Tiam what Slate is the autoiuohile
now your tailor should have
I lie on
m ale a heati-n path to \.nir *l....i I hat will help I.. ii ale a bettei a 'tu v ale unhampered
' gu*«ned
1inilc'S you advertise.
If you -end fiuauelul i .imlitn.ii in tin cuuiilt y. ly '"Nsorship : tut! is needed is the
(hi which side was the automobile stunk?
' Y ou cannot wear a double hi east.
.inGiniohiles to meet all the Irani-,
Mussolini ha* talo n a peculiar Ill'll" Gut Jioivei fill force nf puhA bout whoi hour nf the day did the accident mi 10
YOU look like one the eons should
|.mil a free (uiuli on t i c
trout method of uccomph-hiug bis put lii opinion.
li. Name Uircc wiij» in which the nuG.nciInlc wn* dam
' shoot.
porch, so much ITit- b e t t e r "
pose.
It is tiurdb conceivable
People who are free have oer*
aged ?
daar, that I* an awful suit!
t
llmt the press can 1 <1 accompli-h * on (lei'eNeie* which are eteniental,
|uy must have tnmie it in the
"7. What i- the tinintier of the street cal'?
: .MEXICO Cl TV is in danger of much as an edueatii'tial ami moral l."i ause they are iltherelit. These
" d a r k !”
Freedom it' 1 "iieli's may lie i|epeiul"d upon
^complete tsoliil ion by heavy floods, force unless it 1* In."H.
To
whom
does
the
Hiitomolulc
Indoug?
Ich seems a most unkind re
iill railway Iracks within ten miles involves the right !■> present all '■ bold tlie eiliieatiounl agencies
"!*.
Name
two
lltings
wlinli
show
the
tlnvei
lost
i>.till'd
..f
rk.
When
of the eil|ii(al are under water and the news, and to give the reader* .. 1111111 reasonable bounds.
W ..
the automohile.
Ifamine i* feared because of emp a fair picture of lit" 111 alt its, us .'•1' other force than tin- i* used
tailor, do the liost vou can.
“ lit What is the route of the street car?
lbe .(tidily of these agencies to (b*
] ile,. Iruction throughout the Mexi- pert*.
4^Bf^oStap with pleasing limn,
ican plateau.
Only it free people all lie edu 1lii'ir legitimate work i* limileil or
"11
U
hilt
is
the
Number
of
the
street
rue
eniploiee?
not content when t declare
Italy can never be ihr
morally -i" 1toyed.
Many, deeply religious, believe rated, intellci tunlly "i
“ 12. Whtil i- the iliite of tin- a*i alenl ?
garment one I’ll proudly wear
1
viand
nation
o f "In ch Mo-*olmi
The
idea
which
Mio
-••lint
lias
1
(hat
floods
and
famine
are
-rul
to
bugh* you nml I perhaps agree
"Id. Name I wo thuigs which indicate I hill I lie ■huiiflrm
oils
unless
lie takes In* bauds
a
go"(|
many
people
in
thi*
idea
id
pitnisli
Mexico's
drastic
anti
re
raiment just the thing for my,
Wlis killeil nil her than only injured.
this countr . 1toil a oaii.'u may tie ■ 1 the press.
ligious legislation.
face a stonier tost by far.
“ II Who is the f u - l pel-son you would tall a a willic-,. >.f
well, you know how wopic-i
tmT
Radio Reception Is M
You lire* invited (u n»nu* (o (he New York
ILidio Shop any evening ;in<l listen to music anil
lull's fi om different parls o f Ilie country.
Radio sets installed, adjusted, and repaired-!
Aci i:As erected.
The New \ ork Radio Sh(
20J N. Bark Ave.
OPFN 1 NTIL 10 I*.
Phone!
fir
G. A . Dreka Co
D rL iin tl
—
S ince
IH7N
—
Florid)
|uly Clearancj
JK
NOT NS FROM ,J. 10. INGRAHAM’S TRIP
THROUGH FLORIDA KVKKGLADKS
WISH BOY
•A*:.1H
:,
"S'v
M
k.
*
*/JJlW
lio^ins Saturday July 10th
1 Ends Saturday July 31st
i
Tomorrow marks the slart of a emarknble serle
special sales— the reason being our desire to rf
all stiK'ks and— to dispose o f all .emaininR Hpring*
Summer (Merchandise. Fvery man, woman mid
will want ^o take advantage o f Ihe offerinKH preae
during these 19 Barpuin Days, for the reductions!
make fcreal savings possible.
Watch the newspapers for further anim
men Is of this Rieat July Clearance Sale. Cumo
Saturday morning.
-«,
. •«
Merchait iise gold During
This Sale For Cash Only
G. A. Dreka Co*
*..■
�TELEPHONE MS
Mr. and Mrs. Bishopi
Entertain At Dinner| MUNICIPAL l i b r a r y ADDS M A N Y
At Orange And Black
NEW BOOKS TO ITS COLLECTION
lendar
Mrs. Harry B. Lewis
Hostess To Members
Of the Duplicate Club
H.
Harrow accompanied
“ Pioneer B oys" o f the Prcsby
to the Y. M. C. A. Camp at
Winina near DdLeon Springs.
m o n t e z Cj m a
:rf,
J. P. Cooper, Sanford;
M. E.
Mrs, W. E. Raines and motf J
A distinctive and original picture
The love.ly home o f Mr*. Harry Ehrlich, Sanford; (J. M. McMurMrs. Harold Parkrr pleasantly Mrs. B. J. Corwin leave Friday ft
o f a gentleman o f Victorian Kng- B. Lewis was a picture o f beauty ry, Sanford; (J. Van Wagner, San
Ientertained members o f tHe Azar
Innd, sustniniug Hu* author’s well Wednesday when she entertained ford: (Ieorge W.’ Fundy, Sanford; ian Class of the Baptist Church at Colorado Sprlqgs where they
Thursday
,
Irwin
J.
Rollins,
Orlando;
P,
A.
spend several weeks with tha
estaidishcil (dace in KngHsh fic- nt luncheon amt bridge, the guests
Chapter O. E. S. Ph-ntc
her home on Mcllonvillc Avenue I nicr’s brother, goin g from there to
..........
.
.N -n -a .
t ion.
iMvmoiith. All member*
including tin* members o f the Du Slattery. Tampa; M. L. Salvidge, Tuesdny evening.
t.entering the atrai lively
no '
How to Produce AnmRed Bank, N. J.; W. W. Soudstmm
Michigan where They
Will ‘ trtMT
V .m c e t at Hotel V h I.Ioz
I.vnde, “ Oruise Of The Cuttle plicate Bridge Club.
A fter the business session a so- friends and relatives.
pointed dinner table was a large teur Pl*y*.u, i a tnaetienl discun- |
, Pnlutka; J, Chandler and wiTe.
Mr. l i n i n g
fish." A sen story full o f adven
Baskets
and
howls
o
f
sion.
based
on
experience,
o
f
the
,
silver basket filled with rut flow.
^
Arcadia; Joseph J. Gabel. Balti einl hour was enjoyed, the hostess nccoinpnnied them as fur as Jackliglihnr will meet at tin
teehiiniiie o f , actinu
projierties, I ture and excitement, where three the varying -hades o f pink com more; Roy Stephens, Jacksonville. serving a dainty ice course assist- i sonville.
m
the
shinies
of
lavender
and
Hull at 8 o'clock. All yellow withi sprigs of
ed by Miss W nod row Pe|iper.
costummitia tftake ini and other i hoys make a cruise in u motor bined with greenery were arrung
rt, asked to l>e present,
points o f IntQrest to the amateur, i boat from Philadelphia to the low td with pleasing e ffec t both in the
Among those present were; Mrs. I
ferns.
Marking
the
places
of
the
Indore House veil AnxilSEM INOLE
er Mississippi.
living an dining rooms. The daint
Grady Ditncnn, Mrs. A, L. Mag- ] Mr*. Ami Murphy who has
Horsev, ,f|Wliv We Behave Like I
triii1
sts
were
place
cards
in
keeping
C s M. V. will hold its
J. \'. Tarver,; G. M. Dohlheig, wood, Mrs. Charles Echols, Mrs. . vi -itmg her -i-ter Mrs. Philip Me'
Hat."
This ily appointed luncheon table was
with the decorations, Hnd «»
7 Human Beings.' ' A eomprehen- | Rinehart, “ The
bainVas meeting nt 8 n clock a delicious
Newton Stenstrom, Mrs. Mitmi i ' r i" Sr., at her home on Palm
exciting mystery play bus been laid with an Italian cut work lunch . T a m p a ; Juanita Whiddon, Long
sive
account,
written
in
popular
flic Iioiik* of Mrs. K. A. tier was served, sjx-course din- stvie, of (he reasons for human he- I ltii'de into a novel by Mrs. Rine eon cloth, tin- center being graced wood; Jocoh- I,. Brodsky, I’ hiladel- Kate Whitlc, Mrs. Leo Echols, Mrs 1 Avenue, leaves Sunday
for
After dinner
Macindia Avenue.
. .
One of the popular sue-i hart and Avery Hopwood and is a with a silver basket filled with phin; II. B. Brown, Atiuntn, Ga; B. C. Moore, Miss Woodrow Pep 1 home in Tampa.
danciiijr a 11.1 music were e n jo y e d ’ havior
pink zinnias and ferns. Surround George McCrary, Wauchuln; C. M per and Mrs. Harold Parker.
t
i tale full o f suspense nnd-nction.
until a late hour.
|cess o f tin* season.
Young, "Oiiys o f '‘111." A vivid ing this were silver candlesticks Cobh, Wnyei'oss; A. B. Domingos,
Wynn Potter leaves Fridas
Friday
“ .lupi n.
Ileal
and i
('ovu-s were laid for Mr. and ! dreenbic.
story,
based on historical chron holding lighted pink tapers, ami Baittbridge; F. L. Hamilton, T am
Riviera This town to spend Jackson, Mii'h., where lie
li joHKj
Ighbor- mil meet, at tin* Mrs. George A. DeCottcs. Mr. and I Imai'inary.” An imtinrlinl descrip 1 icles o f the gold ruslv to C alifor the place ranis added a pleasing pa; .1. G. Hobson, Orlando; B. I..
wife and daughter nnd Spirit!
? “ “ .T,'l.'lfi.ti.'i, on
street
improve
Hon of intimate pictures of com- ]
...... at I - :|,) o'clock at ? rs.' ri A
touch,
being
in
the
forms
o
f
blue
nia, presenting with action and
Hoyden, Tampa; Paul E. f-owun. ments nnd lighting.
Ml 1,ml Mrs I
the summer there with relntlvrtN-**^
iuul lllaek Hotel hmior- I*.
liras her, Mr. and Mrs. Har 1! moil life fioni all points o f view ' valor a grupbie nicture o f the ud- birds. At 1 o'clock a tempting Do Fund; J. C. Johnson, DoLand.
,end.*re Stmwn o f Dc- ry " Lewis Hr. and Mrs. Samuel as .lanan is today.
|venture o f those days.
| lour i nurse luncheon was served.
t.pf nt of state C*. A. It. * ineston ami Mr. ami Mrs G. n. . Koller. “ Artistic Alphabets for
Juvenile
George 1. Haynes, DcLnnil; A
The afternoon hours
passed
Bishop,
X, Ro-siter.
Xhow-rards And Siuns." Pescrihes j
l.eeti b. "Tnmmv Tueker On A 1quickly in tin- interesting game of | I’ Alison ami wife, Cleveland; A
'h of the t'hurt'll o f tlie
I brush practice, dothic ami Homan! Plantation," Presents an in terest-' implicate mid « lien
scores
tool F Manelheim. Savannah; A. .Snev
ill meet at the Winn|styles and a wide variety o f mud , nig picture of phiutation life in j hell added All
Samuel Pialston Im. Chicago; l \v Taylor, Palm
K oVloek.
I ecu and up-to date alphahets. witiil| Virginia during the colonial days |and tils, I . .oik Miller received k.i, A ( M. lean, I'aoipa; Mr. and
Miller w ill entertain at
|appropriate sien ornament.
I nml of the sural life <>f that time, j hum! -nine ih k i t - for having held l Mrs. A Kelpey, Jueksoliville; II
fjO oVIm h at her home
Manlev and linker!. "Contcm
Lot/ “ D iaw ng Made I'Jasy," A . high -.i i.iv
|A Stapelt.'ii. Tampa. Iluth Corn
r( honoring her guest
1 poiarv British Lit ratine " Vain
practical honk for
the
middle]
The gill t v n* Mrs. D
I.. jell. New A"i k . J. I ». Cornell, New
Ncvelle o f
Kansas
.able hand book, irivintr brief tiin 1grades, giving simple lines »>*<l l T'brasher. Mi
York; J I Manlell, Tampa; F. I
li. A. Newman
One ,,l tile III.. i iielurhtftil out I irraphies nnd critienl reference-, re |geometric figures
Mi's. George \ DeCotes, Mrs. G. Gardlo'l. K.oi-ns City; Mr. nnd
l|) nl Ilie I Touch o f t In ! iligs with w hirlt
I.ut/, "W h at To Draw And How I *. Ill dlop, Mt
Palm
A. I’ . Connelly, ! Airs. Ira P <'minor, West
the member', of 1ine-eiitinu the cliaracteristies ..f
/
[will hold regular meet i t h
o . #
i To Draw It."
(lives clour direc Mr-. F J t ion/alez, Mrs. Fntnk Bearli; .1. I' Sherman, Ooulu; F
m Seminole i hapter Number Two ii recent writers.
" ‘ 'erg
kjier at 7 o'clock at the t tiller ot the Faster?! Star have '
" Kepre-entative One- tions and mimv illustrations, help Millet, ami Mmmn.d Puleston.
■ a -r
K. Price, Atlanta; D. J. Finn, At
Club.
ful
to
tin*
voting
student.
,
Ai
t
Playhv
American
Authors."
bint,i
l e i n entertained with was that of
Moncricff, “ The World.”
The
i
Mr. and Air •. Stewart Telford
Thursday when they enjoved an all Ij A collection ..f the most significant
.Monday
one act plavs tiroihieed hv the Lil colored pictures add to the vt lue have letuilioil home from Daytoday picnic at Mount I'lyim.iith.
Alls
Carrie
Willis
and
Mrs.
I
|
the
lumber
Five
of
■nr
theatres of ibis country. They of the descriptions given o f many na Hr.o li a Imr e they spent several D. W olfe are among the Sanford .
1 he memliers met at an early ith*
I
iChurch will meet with
lands.
■
M
I.
V
•
w
are
grouped
b.v
stvie
and
ate
full
dav
hour mid motored in a body to this !
people attending the A’ AL C A I
lice Higgins, Util West |ii**turesipie -pm so ideah: Ineated .1 of promise ihouyli uneven in merit.
Dlrott. "Intel national
PInvs."
( 'am|>. at ! ,nkc Winona near D. j
at TIM) o'clock,
Fight
plavs
with
well
selected
read
“
New*
hiternatioual
Vear-Book
of
■n
nnd arnmtiil for an afmr of this,
All-. I at ne II tick ins and
Mr.-, I.eon Springs.
eleru Mallory Circle of kind.
A cmn,H*mlium of the ings and descriptions o f costumes j G e o r g e Hue leave Saturday
At noun u sumptuous pie , I
im
Church will meet at
lue lunch with all iuyis ' . ii'ii's was M o rld's tuoirress from 1PLT., sup* and settings are given represent Daytona Reach where they will
Mis l.enla Kvans leave.. Satin'
(of Mrs. Fred Itines, on served.
i.lenieidmir tin* last edition of the ing various count ires.
day for Clayton, Ga.. where she
spend a no.nth.
lvenue at .T.'IP o'clock,
Ozaki.
•■Jaiouiese
Fairv
Tales."
Am ong those enjoying the d e New International Fnevclopedia.
will spend the slimmer with her
[business is to he trulls- lightful day were: Mi and Mrs..
"W ho's Who In I itereture." A | These fmrv stories are told hv a
W A Adam- and William Du sister. Atfs, P, M. Filler.
1 vei v n ce n l mihlii .itmu in a new 1 Japanese and are illustrated l.v a
ir
i
’ I.
! blenu Iv, McKay. AL-- ['loreueei isi'in- ,.f literarv vear hunks j»iv | Jnpam se : rf i-t
I t o - e we r e a m o n g t h o s e I l o i n S a i l
: l
.l.l.o Herndon wdl e i » - | A|«:K„ y . M|. am,
, ,,
1
Mi--. Selma Ituddell o f Chicago,
i’ ulsfopi. "t lid Piig's C argo." A ford spending Thursday tit Day
I in f pre-ent day Fnnlish and Amei - t
[number o f his young
Ml. ha- arrived to take charge ot
Miss Hor..the Gihh-. Mi an i Mis 1
i i.-ai! authors. Useful for reference storv of adventure and mystery . ona Ilea, h
11 :’.(i o'clock at his hoiiu Ira It. Mmtiii, Mrs. A |i
the Marrrnello Beauty Shop din
sh oe-'
work
' Ih.it will interest tile older hoy.■Fourth Street.
ing Ihe iil.si ni'e of .Miss Me,Malm
maker, Miss Elizabeth Sh-.eiuakei,
'O
nnd girlFid ion
I Air.-. Dak Brown ami little son
Mrs, ,1 |i I’arker, Mrs. F \. Scott
Neawoil. "Virginia
Calvalier." , Dnk Ji , let timed to their cottage
Wednesday
Air and Airs. Carl Fcrrnii and
lleorhohni. "X.iileika liuhson." \ ^
Mrs (i 1$
Klliott.
Mis
Tuny
(ieorge Washington rs the hero, [at Daytona Beach Thursday after
|C,.n Club will
hold
pit. hf.ird, Mrs. Tlierraualt, Miss humorous fantasy o f iinderirradu i and the torv relates many of his -pending several days here with daughter, Betty. Mrs. F. 1.. Ferrari
.......Imt; at tlx Inline
and Harry Cerruti o f East is and
I 1..la Kvans, Mrs. S. F. Gillon. |
I etc life at Oxford.
experiem is
[Mr-, Brown's parents,
Mr. and
Winston mi Magnolia
Mr. and Alls, J D W oodru ff ami
Fnirbnok. “ The Smiths." A pic ;
I'alroiiK u f l>ii*ksnn-[vp.s
com Mrs, Thnrpe, Mrs. F. C. Iti .tilv and
i Mrs. .1, G. Hall.
I soil Jack were tile guests o f Mr.
Mis. Mitchell.
tun* of irrnwiiur Chicntro, deficit '
Mi sse- Martha Brown and Lena
f n r l a l d o I'fflitiK t'f ktitiMiMg H ip «I. v Icm « r o
I anil Mrs. D. I.. Thrasher "Olean1 in lt a self made man and his I Belle Powell and Dick Brown mot
.Mis. Mary Higgins left Tlinrs Lder Lodge” at Lake Mary. Th u rs
rliiirmitur
wife
and
their
children.
[
UlltlH’ lliil'.
ored to Daytona Bench Thursday t day tor Daytona Bench where sin
i Mrs. Harry Walsit leaves I rnlav
day.
I for Baltimore, Mil., where -lie will A popular hook with nil d e ss e s of and were the guests of Mrs. Dick is visiting her daughbers
Mrs.
Iserviees for Sunday Jll- j spend a short time with Mr-. Fred readers.
Brown
returning
home
Friday Ralph Wight and Mrs. Furious Me
' i n ai’c o m p l i.s h t h i s , P i r k s o n - I v o s r e p Flitahntei. " A n Adopted Hus ' morning
Itday school at .‘ I o'clock. , Wulsmu before going to ( hn ago
Lend.
band.”
M
ru*
o
f
the
modern
,Iap,
Uglns-. superintendent,
rp.si-M lalivos in N pav Y o r k , L on tlm t a m i
.for the remainder o f the summer.
“~ flnese novels, uivini; an iuterestim; j
jig service at I o ’clock.
Misses Virginia and
Florence
tin*
v o n s l a n l l y o n 11b * a lrt t t o r in lv a iu ’ i* inpicture of certain phases o f family ’
“ Tims Sara
Warren
Fas ter by
Iteid, pastor.
Misses Miriam Orovitz. and Ttl- life in Japan, wth excellent chut- I Davenport of Americas, Ga., who
l o r m a t i n n <ut tin* i t v i u l o f f o m i n g s t y l e s .
■ervice every Wednesday
are spending the summer at Day motored t" Daylonti Bench Thurs
llye Benjamin have returned home iiitei' drawni;.
id'll o'clock.
tona Bern h. were the guests Fri- day where she was the guest of
Itvl
I from a very pleasant visit at Min
Uainett. “ I.adv Into Fox "
An i
her .i-ter. Mrs. Edward Higgins
mi ami
imi
and ot hi r points on the Fast Fmrlish sti.i v which won the Maw | duy <>l Ale.s Martha Brown.
T
h i s i s wh> mtm.A A v ..n n * n who former|u ... p.'"|.|e attended the 'Const.
f u r . P a r k a n d 2 n d S I.
thoniden prize in P.'“ “
The lu.ul, ]
Suiniav . bool
p len a ,
SP til In N**w York, now Simp al Dieksonhas deep poetic emotion end repp* i
U hat'f," on Fake
Mr. and Mrs R. Id. Min*ri* ami seals fantasy, satire, alletrorv and
in ( hlumlo.
ryiiMi-'dieriiooi!.
Al- Miss KihcJ, yi’pllef
|
fin ii’altsm well blended tuvrethcr.
rnhi k.*pt ninny nwny.1
A
whei
Lardoer. "How To Write Sliorl,,
ere ilicy will vi-at
at ihe ptenn ground lrl(,tl(K
relatives.
Stories."
With humor and skill
' phif'N id the picnic and |
the author describes his methods !
WHK " T " r,l'd.
:
Mr. and Mrs. In, I*. Cromer o f o f wiitmir -holt stories and (fives I
I West Palm Hemdi arnvisl in the sever. I example- a- samples uf his I
p .k li r ami family, w h o ' i i t y Thuisduy for n short slay and laid in Ihe open nnees of (.auada, |
enjoying a three weeks' are g u c -t- at the Valdez,
metlliul.
to Cleveland and other |
Lewi-, “ Maidran The retie is [
)hio, ret ill nei| home .Mon- . Mr and Mrs. S. Kelpey o f Jnrk- and Ihe characters are rs real and 1
. sonville were among the arrivals as lifelike as <!c>ri;c li: I.lull ami !
jin the city Thursday and are stop- (’ aml Kennieotl.
*
i
Itendeii ..f Georgia and 1ping ill the Valdez,
McKeimn. “ An A ffa ir Of Honor.’ ’
Altorney-al-Law
fas here U ediicsdipv af- !
— —An <*ntertniniiur ; mi sparklim;
t
|>kinu after Ins grove in- I .James Lanier left Thursday for ........... o f a in vs ter v duel stii(;ed
Will practice in nil the ceurO
%
Hear dully Lake.
. Valdosta, da., where he will spend hv Oxford student- in order to
Examination
of Abstracts 0* i^ n d
furnish
a
uewsnapcr
storv
which
ni short time with relatives.
Titles given especial attention
Would proloiii; the life o f the O x
Mi - II. C. Parker, and |
ll.oiii'c,
left Thursday j Air. and Mr .. .1. Chandler o f A r ford Post.
s■
Offices in Court House
Plllll’ .ottS' "Oei.iee Westover',"
bi a -cveral days’ out inn cadin arrived in Sanford Thursday
deficit.
While there, | for an indefinite slay and are
ihe pucst,s o f Mr. a n d 1 plciisuhtly located a I the MotileMui liers,
ktiiiia.
> \ < tr
who have
r 1 tot the summers.
Mr. ami Aft- I! C. .Moore have
Blown gave a slum- returned home
from
Daytona
d‘t ’
hvi home Friday night Beach when* they spent the past
tin* Misses Connie fortnight.
IHitiiri .Fi and L, Barbra
ll.m.l and their guest
In.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Tile f. on me hooks have recent
llishop
delightfully entertained
of ■■*Iv
........** " few
in .■*
■*•■■l.een
livened at the library and
friends at dmtu'r Wednesday ^tdined
*
d in eirmlation■
ii?
Eastern Stars Enjoy
An Outing At Mount
Plymouth
Thursday
hfaW*
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3
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V
[Joldcnrod
Phone 800
Yellow ( ah Co.
B oy W a n ted
f.\Iea.|..iof
Dc Lit nil
r " ''in.day to spend the
......uipany home his
ptgl.,ii, who have been
Al> .olor’s sister, Mrs.
5
fddielg. and family and
b' " ’ . Air. and Mrs.
■‘ “ ■i and daughter, spent
Daytona Bench cele'pendenee Day.
M Anderson and Aiiss
rlnti.lo were calling on
P Sun,Jay afternoon.
piicnts
are being re" f the marriuge
of
Swopi . a former
Ml;- Edith Violet
■mu.
. U h v 4 t* •
•ewi.s leaves S a tu rd a y
Anna G. Nielson in
"M ISS NOBODY’
—( 'onird) —
"H is Private Life'
Milano News
c
l.
Pugunhurt
r ,Ku folurned homo Wedl,jg from Waynesboro,
they spent the past
relatives.
*all has returned from
f r ip to
1' ernandiua apd
TOM
MIX
“HARD
S
Orlando
\
J. G. SHARON
FARMERS
NOTICE
hi
!>
S eed Bed Sheeting
$ 1 .7 5 Y ard
Radium Silk
IN
BOILED'
DtGksaifives (:om paw
For slips in all shades, guaranteed washable,
,*{() inches wide
m
— Comedy—
$ 1 .7 5 Yard
“ Ice Cold Cocoa”
PRINCESS
Baronet Satins
4B Inches wide in all shades.
Suit aide
fur
slips.
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
11 p. m.
jI
SATIJROAY
Heavy Quality IMMEDIATE
DEUVERY
$ 1 .6 5 Yard
Ladies’ Silk Knickers
■jt.
•S-
AH shades special for Saturday
tom
TYLER in
1-
V ;. A
.
$ 1 .9 5 Each
IS*” 1!
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— Comedy—
ia,
if. t
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ifi-A.tiiu:
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b .* .
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ri -bjV
»i y
Mi
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"The VUIUn"
a :i
. .>j.
"I’tie Arlzoni Streak"
__ ______ ,..n
Am -
The Sanford Herald
nil pun* silk. 10 incites witk:, in every sliade,
llesli. pink. Mne. tan. jfrey, navy ami l>lmk.
lteKiilar .f2 .2 .rj yard Special for Suturcliiy. .
SA TIR D A Y
HI , where he will
pays on huxinegs?
Mi-h.
»
15 Pieces o f Flat
Crepe
Continuous from 1 p, m. to
T I p.' m. ---------TO D A Y
I'lllllS and G, S. Brown
pav
m Crescent City,
pine Monday evening by
D aytona Bench.
|Mi>. Devitmey and lit|r h it recently by auto
h O.. where they will
remainder o f the siim!>' will return to their
"i the early part of
|
|
Apply
Circulation Dept.
Saturday
dh.'itt, who has been
b' leone by illness fill*
! " ■>. i- reported better
l.llllll
-pent
Mmida
lull'. I at Conway mu
«tten,|,.,| a Fourth o f
I'"' Hi. t'heney highway.
J
J
S
Amusements
(.Ho■ Iv - 11lev T h u i s d n y .
[Determination
Must he over 12 years o f a^e t(»
d(‘Iiver papers in afternoons.
«(M)d paying propositions for
riuflit hoys.
m
�[' Club Standings |Indians’ Star Moundsman
FLORIDA STA TE LE A GU E
»•
Pitches Brilliant V ictory
- *
i 1l .7.5(1
.75(1
SANFORD
:{
Bradenton .
M
2
.fdtil
Tampa .
if
Over Loop-LeadingYanks
Ft. Mv-crs
2
.51*0
»»
St. Petersburg
Sarasota
Orlando
2
.!
.1
I
1
.ft tit*
.2511
.250
Yesterday’s Results)
MACKS GO INTO 1
SECOND PLACE
Today’s Games
I’hilad- Iplna. It); Pittsburgh, (5.
(1 Oily one si hedliled I.
National League
!’ liilaile!|d)iii at Pittslmrgli.
New York at Cincinnati.
BriieUyn iit Chicago,
Bo..toil ;it St. Louis.
\niericiin League
Hill m l, d; Mo- ton, 7.
i lin'ago, , , Philudi Iplna, 0.
t I. velilllll. ti. Nl-VV Yolk, I.
(ipilv threel.
\meriran League
Ihtroit ul Boston.
( h veland at New York,
t hii a re at Philadelphia.
St. i - in at Wii.sliiogton.
i oiitliitling < hiciign to give Unwind
(By Associated I’ rosO
Si nt In-1 ii Vs.Miciat inn
Joe
I'll-I honor- in the r e w a r d Fa- t Khmki'l an 8 to 7 victory.
,! . i; |dl 1 . , ‘. Little lint I,. 0 0.
vs. Ur t mi; ior league ba-eball I’alc had i •> enter the game in ti e
AGUE
N A T IO N A L
,p v, i 0 leant, X; A11,int ji, d.
ninth u ith < hit ago in u full ralU
Won L o t 1'et struggle, went to the east, alhinugh
I 'fid a d ilid iia
S liiR g ers
L et
\| bl1 , 12. lilt INMI "Il till, d.
ai d in Ilia It out Kamni to coil tin
Soullierii League
( 'meintuit i
;
.ftpft I hi1 ^ auks lost to Clou l.md
17
!■m irleeu I lils
F o r T o la I
,loe I’on e anil AI Simmon..
((Oil.V three*
lino iieli.tin aV I iltle Hot k.
hide of I In' Cleveland Indian; •ft 11
in
.:*
.510
Pit-dttirgli
hit
home
run.
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l
h
\
I
hh
’
e
O
f
S
ev
en
iln
n
s
;
S
im
m
on
s,
,\
l
l.i'e
;.l
Nashville,
11
.
,I
indy
oil'
lied
hi
in
cl
I
I"
a
1
1
I"
I
11
St Tonis
:p 'i
,ft.t2
Simlheastern League
an 11IMg I wo i uniter ahead
n o d j t w oi .
I’ ooie C rash Out
H om ers
Pi
.5 IP y let'll v no r the Yankees V' '■11 f , I’lii'lt
t 'hiciign
Nt. Augiedim-, 2; Ccdombus, d.
.ft.t.t day hut also tlelivcled three hd s. •d him.
in
Brooklyn
lit it y hrliinir l*V the Boston it' d
Savannah. 0; Montgomery, ft,
Southeastern l.i-agiic
New York
27
:p
.1K7 Spent ft s move hi M'lnhug t le; a. m.di at ,Montgomery.
Albany at Jacksonville, ram.
to 1lie mound ■So'. i ' uI liMhi.nit pitching )>y \V;d
::i
la
.108 great i ig h t h a n d e r It
t'ldludelphin
Nl \tigu t me at ( 'oluniiiil -.
2'i
Bust on
1ft
.287 mint' ; s ii s u rp ris e . fo r he v.us ' x I /i : rtowrn d Itell'oiC 7 In ■'!, 1he
Florida Slate League
pei lei I to have his southpaw s e ll i M\TIt 'ti.light ilele.it for tile Tig
Al i.my at .liickcoiivillg.
i*t
ers in action throught the scries.
Foil Myi r,. 2. Bradenton, ft.
AMEBIC AN LE AGUE
I lie Tiger, drove Wilt.se from
Spencer Adams was at second
llo s le n S lu tfjfers Fall
Ci*on
Tampa, N; I ala land, I 2.
I'loridii State League
Won Bust Pet.
the nromii! n the second, tint W--1
N iin-nd.i at SANFlHtl*.
Sai:i-nta, , S ANFHBD. S.
New York
A. fttt
27
,ti|!l base for I lie Yanks and a reform
l ir l n .i l H u rlers F o r l a l l i N
Urlimdo, 2. Si. Peter.diurg, 12.
T.oapii at l.iikelar l.
.r.r.u eil infield with l.azzcri at short zer held them t i two safe blows
Philtt«f(*l|>lii:i , . . II
T n W in T h e (ia n w 7 to i
11.1;11111•* at St. Peter: inn g.
II
;i7
.54:$ and Huggins experts to present let ihr n o under tit" the game, tin
Chicago
:ih
,52ft that lineup aganjst rmid hand'd Soy ui.ikit . I ■* iilUi "ft Wells end , | eil VI vi i t at Iti a lent on.
ClevehiMi!
12
PI) i I, A I *F I pH IA , Jim 2. . Pi
!
. :!K
dft
.5 Id iiuriim- with Waul at '-iumiI wloh HolloW.tX
Waslungtmi
Idle Philadelphia AI Ml ties Weill
i'hilatl' phia raptured Ihr only 1
are
laboring
I he
dl
.film pnl tsideis
:i i
St, Lmiis .
into second place Thursday hv
Detroit
•12
,17ft Yankee lead has heen btuugbl down game |da\«d III Hie Nlllioltui Is a 1
11Minn mg the Chicago White SL\ pi 1 1 g lie, ila ; Id-mug the curves "<
it;
.::pf» from ten to -i\ games.
;iii
Boston ..
s lo i. The Mnrk'nien lot the ball
predirl dial the we'leru iiiuismn ■feu* I'llt-le rgli pitchers tor n I" I
COI.tl.M [il S. Julv(
By K. L. HOOK Kit
hind.
Su.iumiiii had a borne run
Waner, o f Pills \
of the American I emMie will det nl.- to ft vcid' t
ASSOCIATION
A
M
ERICA
N
Mehilioni of clii.snj
They did it.
and
latei
Poole
.scored
two
rtirnpa
;
,
hoir.il
and
U
illuuilH,
id
the
i'lill
tile
pennant
rat
e
WOil Lost Pet.
to kia-p Op the fiactI
Ana It was DeLnnd d»v ton. A
all a I nt hbu w it ii a i iri'iilt ama Ii. )
In tut le in* i ops ami ol her ext t a ■ |
The I'iiileih Iphiu \1111«•11.* gain
.!*H J
day in tile N.di"ii»l (
•bout 250 baseball fan* imiTney*-d [.Millvide
P'
''
,
liiumr
jiioveil
to
be
the
win
|
'
ha
hot
■
V
.
I
e
IIIIIlleI'olls,
M
:: ii
,ftd(»1ed eeond plat e in t lie I are bv
over from the UiiiversiH' City to M ilw nllki'o
i hamtiloiislm. ;it the j
nil.
Ii
il,
I
o
f
I
hi
Sox
came
bin
I
.
ift
i
.:.7ft |
I’alms Drnjt Ojii’nim; Contvst 11 v ( '[oli a ml in- «
watch i state league exhibition. llidllinapoll
Ir-'lig
to
lit.
Inial
Hilling,
si
oiing
|
dp
.rdid
It
They wanted to s w tho chain pious Kansas <"ity
To Hnidi’iilon Ik in g Oul- a fter In- In d .idiliil
*1 In* game
A l t .ir e / A n d Dom lnK U c/. On live mil , on i i lids.
id
.17**
In action. Anil how the champions St. Paul
i
inlcil
with
a
<
lin
ago
pluyer
on
i
hii T w o To Out-; liighards i.rd nf f!8 of vv-diolu/l
;tv
'I'n
Into
II
.171'
M ound l’’(tr T a m p a A n d Cuacted. Next t|nu* the ltd.it ml folks
liis total of IH
i-cond,
j
::ft
And Doran Clout Homers furnished
Ift
. IdK j
come ovec they will gel to hco n Miniieai'oli .
a ■Inning!
.sai It, Sprnnl I'Tir L a k e la n d ; ( hn ago .
Oh I o l o 005- -7 II d|
in
lift
.188!
ColumbiiM
baaeball »T«mc.
by Jones and |>'>-:ih
I 'u lt n y o L e a d s In I! i 1f i uk i'hilad-Iplna 100 2 .0 00.\- h 12 2 |
Every tenth ha* ith o f f day. Vrs
llai t' i irx
I Inn ion, Edward ■ j filtA H E N TH N . July !* - ( d ’l - Tim shoot ut in l.’itti-r
SOI TIIEKN ASSIK 1A'JION
teniay both tho chamnn and the
Connall , and Si hath; Ehuike, Pate tirnvvi t - Ipok l in opening game of day.
Won
Bust
Pci
I
M,
l.t.AND,
Fin.,
July
1
*
.
i
Pi
Sarasota Gulin wore sadly off. The
It wits a good Hid
the series Irom Ihe Fort Myers
27
.HP i W orld C h a m p ion s L ose O nly
ft!*
I 11-■land l<">k a slugging heo and < oi in ane.
Merer wan very kind to both clubd. New Orleans
Die
heat was evwimi!
Ihilius
here
'Thm.
lay
afternoon,
ft
,5ph
. 411
fit-ill the Smokers today to win ilm
Dnlv three errorn were chalked up Birmingiiain
C a m e IM a y od .ln N a tio n a l;
to 2. Horan kn-icki-d a Immer in breeze lint in n-tl lh«
Clivilaud
Deleals
Yankees
:
i
.5!)
ft
Menipliis
ol
s.
hr
t
game
the
series,
tfa ln it Sanford.
We thank the
W a n e t's H orner T ips S c o r e ,
N K\\ ^ Httlv, July it.—t/p) -- the sixth vviih the bases empty loric-H follnwed thi-lfk
NiiKlivilli*
. 11
:ik
.507
|Tampa
a h n ii PO
K
Korer.
<
oinpetitive
Spirit
Clevi
land handed IIn- New York while Iticluiids, new l-uat center- •sumo o f tin h'Jn.
11
11
.50(11 A nd W illia m s B reak s T ie
Timbcrlakr If
But not forgetting, it wan Ben Atlanta
Tempura nlv, Irr
A
conipei
il
ive
siiiiil
is
ii gr- ,t i Tanner, 2b
N
alike,
a ti
I defeat Thursday I’ieldi r, i' uni 'te d for the circuit in
tr*
Moldle
It*
.
107
Cantwell’s fifteenth victory o f the
lieen taken l-v I'f la
i Iiimj: mi ■port, golf in particular.
:
Hie
.,ev
i•mli.
in
till'
•
HIT
"1
a
fivc-gatii"
series.
•
I'C
I
Ciiuttinioogu
2P
ill
I J t ant i>ir. 11
n a r . That’s what counts.
Be.i
I T r r s n n u i H , July
I V,
The vv inning o f the linUoJh a mi I I opi / , .
PiU'hcT i hie Keeping i iglit Ini [ l-ort M,vft'l s
Mt R 11 PH \ K York, win, iid/KiRJit»(
2b
ftp
a '<01 |
Stas nicked for nine hits hut some I.lttle Rock
J'lllll: itd|lhla CVel/t’i) file
s Wtlh li'Ul hv J e - 1. Svveetser is (he best
i hi- Ii. •l|"d V. Ill l I'Re lil'v , s
11 0
2 ■'! a total " f I I W v V
a IVf II s. all •■red.
( la e . it
funny work on tho part of his hoy
dd
Ijtof
fired
of
I
Ir
•
lll.lt
Coll
•10
III
I'll"
Gt
.Ii
Pittshingh
Thui
tl;.
.
.
f*
.
im
!
fillip
V
V
ll
ll
u
double
I'l
oof
two
.
rr
I
0
•ni
i
n
0
I to la- two .Irnki'l’
friends pushed across most of the
Ii
jdalvat . .'
horn.
B-.Miv J->rw :
a
4fnpet
it:
\
e
spirit.
\
.
>
tH
i*
of
'
In
all
ingles,
I.HZ/.I
t
i
’
s
triple
!
IT.-n
I
lekham,
t
I
h-ctiug |r, hit i
j1J11•]
runs.
ir
Siirfj'i ■,> i
oI
a poor live lull CiA1
IS- ■'••ill V. HI (U ell;,' 111If S V. I'l I • I lea li ke,
I *i i .ui
|
|
\
Hui-UlT
'
I’.V
o
bugger
ueenmtld
It looked hod for the elongated
A 111 t I liu m 's hi >ioi run wi b eil' . t ' . 1oil VV'I ll
m '.t two holes.
one i f the game's
il., 11/a lb
lor tin- tone New Y ors run.
hurlor fo r awhile. Mis mound up
on oi t to
i vi pi |, | id til I th- |I'M 'lt • l prole moal , who pi- f' r.t ( '. Alv.m /
<
"a
tile
,
<
I.
vi
land
101
000
001
d
l
l
0
ponent, l-mming, sonlhpuwed the
>I'M) e, l '\ \l l III.Ill, ' ( m ini ilrivo I but 1 do ll**t mention In name, 1 I loniingin
Si ore Iul t"(l'lt
New Yuil
010 000 000 I 7 I * haiu i",', 21.
champions into ohlivimi for (he
vv 11h a man no hu * tolio Wed l.y w a . told
.'hi
holes.
I
d
O
I
r
i
l
,
Itatterii
I
Hile
and
T
e
w
e
ll;
Pen
first six innings and looked like
Totals
two di»llhle|i, gave the Plllliies foul I “ Sweet sit won because lie i . a
Joe 'i'll! I" ,i
H1'III I,1V '
i.-.i k, Th-oous and < oliuis.
ajujre winner. In fact, lie mowed
ons and I lie game u I In
I figldei
I inn- four other Ameii
7 I I 15.
down two and three hv the strike
l.akcl.ind
-I! It II Pu A
Alt
Philadelphia
Pn \
■ in .•ni. leins who invad'd (.lejit
l.l*o Dieg ■'
i
l
.
i
,,
Tiger
Case
Sixth
Stjaiglit
put route on several occasions.
22
2
ti
21
11
15iu l.li v.
2 l
ii
Pi it :on a
bet 11 r pbi’ - ,
I halt
H u rls
B rilliant ■I i iher e, I’li
70 118.
n
Bt)S’|HN,
July
th
Pj.
Tb-tunl
V Going Into the last o f
the Al\ erson
Heck.
Ml.
, \ (VII?I, I'f
o
Sweet er hot Ipoic ol tjo i'l h,i:. hi ,
George Mel .can.
111 adi ohm
liall T h r o u g h o u t C o n te st.
venth throe runs in urmirs, tie
a 1d i-i|i|a-d p > sixtli in a row l liar
AH R
I’ll
Frutici , i
I I
|William , i I
i I II
ligld iog -mrit.
-71
118.
Klln.l
i
,
21.
U ry-F ed ’s had alreedv been
I
'
day
villi'"
llostoii
fell
haril
nn
Well
.
I
F e lt in g O rla n d o H ave itul Mokim, i f If
I 2
II
“ Sweet er i nine fioiil I" hind in Wei- Ii. If
J. A. Ki'imcdv, X«f|
I*
chalked up for a loss in the mi nils
,,'a m l lloll'-wuy for Ift hits to win the Win. I. r,
Brazier,
1
1
S ev en
S c a tte re d (tin g les I WMgliU-diirio,]h
2 2 ti
0 ! lined nf In > ligltehe to win At the
7»* 155,
sf most of tho customers.
But
a i first o f lliu series, 7 to d. I let roll Barm . lb
Leach, If el
01 finish nf the first ninu holes in Fufvuye. r
(leoty e Hen mi,
than Lanning stum hied along the
'gu t iiW'ii; (u a three run (cad in Riel, tl d, cl
I
Ellam,
IP
ii
I
Ilenline,
<
■
II
t n 2 :t
ST. PKTKKSUIJKG. July 'J.-(d*J
o 1 three nf in i clash!
In- was down
— 7*i— 157.
Allan. Frlsbic. and Dumas each
the
seeoiid
put
1
III.Red
Sox
crept
I
ft
iltoa.
1
1
"
Kowalski.
:
I
I
|
11ulier, ;tli
ft I 2 o rt n i tn his nno'ineiit. That means con
J. J. O'Conner. Nr*l
spth o ( tho righteous, wavered, and — Pounding tip; offerings of Tren
slowly back.
Black toik, ll
1 2
tl
ti ]
I 2
ideraldt- when only IX h obs are Cusack. 11
— 84— 158.
n il dtrarboard. With one down, t-hard for 15 hits and aided hy four Sand, ss
Detroit
tldt) out* m m ^ d ft o I'm l.i i , ,
2
1
2
o
Sprout,
p
Ulrich,
p
a
played.
JJ_ K, Bremi. ft.
f t * f A, Wjdk. Lanning did loo. mis-plays, tin* Saints isiiiolhered
Boston
002 012 20x - 7 lft 1 > id .l-diira.it.
I
“ lie i; a !, r(,at gidf' r but Ida
11
HU— 1f>8.
Ha walked to iho bench. Bonner Oriinulo, 12 to 2, in tin- firnt gm iv
Pei
I.
n
Batt.*i
ms
Well-,
llollftwiiy
and
II
Tola I <
d Ii
12 Id 27
Totals
competitive spirt i even greater.
want to the mound and issued a of tin- senes here Thursday Alver
Harry R e v < level
i
iM ann m ; U iltse, Mel/., r amt (.a ;
Pittsburgh
A
1
5
It
II
r< i A !■: It was hi best, asset in winning the
free ticket to Crowe. fairing A I- sou pile lied iuvini tide liall for the
■Ldal
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on I
Tam pn
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Moore, 21)
ft 0 11 H -> a Briti Ii title.”
Ion acrpjn thu pan..
Alfred Sargent H
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Next up was Bill Meyers and Orlando
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addell
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Jack F o rie -ter. Nf
tlr.el' ai i
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I ui ll i c hits, ; .
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0 II Waddell
K A N S A S C ITY . July 0. t/P.
livered with a sharp singlo through Fuse, .'O'
Tom Harmon. N't'»|
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I ihi*,iri* to (pg.lifv tli.it date- iaiM-. I'mi pa, 7; I aki'lmul, 8. It. '• Porsons on the l ’aeifle const and :un, I ftu an, Uu hunls. Stolen ba.^e — HI — Ift 4.
phort; scoring Dumas.
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H'lteitly
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may nil
r The net of tho (iul! I willing
Mill Mchlhorn, <hk
t ’ o -ael., I; Sptou* l. Struck n 1. : ness a pailial eelip
1 l ii t ■
>i) 1 mind nhysical greatm
hi mak
nf the sun l" Hoi iii, J..Inis.ui l-i Elliott. Struck 7ft - I IU.
•toff. Brown then want- to* tho H<*well, II , > H II ■1t ,J i 0 Yde, p
(I <1 ii ll 1 II nig sm li a compai i on.
d 0
by A I v a n /, 2; Sprool. '!. Hits, • 1 (today with tin* aid o f
(1 ti, 1 Adams, p
nuiked ' III by Hoinrngo, I, peel, l. Hit |,y C O M *MBITS. Ohm.
ound. He fanned Bailey in jig lYenchaid, p
1) 0 ii <1 I) It
Kremi-r. p
Since the days o f \\ add' ll Ihere Alviire/., 1 in ti innings; o f f I 1 glnsr.es, provided i li.uds do not in pitched ball by Hnniiligo tB aru e-), All hut (it* leading
me. Itawaon pop pod a short fly
I ell on In, a-, Fort Meyers, ft; llm
d() 2 V I’ l 12 1 \ Stait h
I 0 ii II 0 ll have been a number i | lunmus itlillgue/., I ill 2 H.iiillg'-; I'll m ■mrfere.
front o f the box arid as Brown ' Totals
II ll «i II (1 0 sold Ini.tW"), Home of III, II, ms| as ii in tl 221 millin' . ,Spruill, ft in •’ j Till* eclipse, tin seinud and la.-I dunt'di. 'i.
Hiopir.-s, Frederit k.< eliminated from lhe
t ildltain, p
tpking it Biggs run in from
t'liaiupionship comp
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Hit
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wiiinei
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(he
oiiginal
st.Pete
hud bumped itrto the hurhY.
tor the year, wilf lid visit.Ig wa-st
lie siroild round
George
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f u s i n g him to drop the hall.
■j of U line drawn Irom MmiiSiii.i In'
Scioto
laiuntry (Bull I
P a g ed
bill, Fram
Tin re have been atimi, i .oath- (tSprmil*.
. Crowo was standing. on the llnyle, ss
'G eorg ia , uceurrmg in the lau- atI lie same three srniT
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piicber.
t'u
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If
paw-,
than
Waddell
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have
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|Ute *ft tho tiim» imr! illicit hur run
1-7' ternonii.
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i-nd o f tlie first rmis
II |I! 200
I’lll•bingh ,
A Ivaii /
HI pi 11
Ii been Ii-11 hail.lee, Will. O',.,,' mill
| w in.
C a n t e d I drove u alow Blown, cf
I No part o f thy e. bj.se w .kj, (),■
iur-l no assiiruncc of t
pvtd h e nil il. Cut non.' I.
up
linn-,
f i l e r toward th^laix which Bn.wa- l.nckey, c
[visible north ol a liot- froui 'iicar
er tile second Mission,
Summary ■ I’wu base Ini i, l.each pi’ua.lnd IfuIn- in ghv .. <| great
fet .1(1) through Ida bauds. Bill Fanili tT
Charleston, S. C„ to St. dluriepli.
indicated that those w
Bn hr, lb
td|. <it ant 1in m (2i, tiimrli, Carey, lies'* like l.i nve. \ i .in Gii i-gk wild
■oyer* crossing the Plato.
Mo., and nn to Heleim, Mi.at, ’ At
iiiglier
than 158,
Mokuti and Ilenline. Three lue-c ill his pi one, was the I
[T In thq eighth, another mu was Beiiiietl, 2b
Atlanta, <?»»., the cilip.se will be
llie Sanford
rai
dprogrum* la* declared in the il»»
hit, Mixon, llnnii* runs, Waner and
ilked^up to make mullet s safe, Alvrrson, p
vim Ido from
*5.28 p, ui., Central vvlinli were broailcast from New
Tti(- leader for I
William i. Stolen base, ( 'nicy. Sue Striking Similarilv
‘ sble got op thrnttgli it hit nm!
time, until IF;•!I p. m.
^-"1 will not in* coldimicil. Mayor was Bill Mehlhora of I
( il'ove bus t he *id <■'
Totals
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rifiecs, Waner, Ilenline, Vile, HI
JI J 2 lb 27 11
n .went to second on tr passed
I""■ " - 1 Lake told the niemliers of •18, a ri cord for thiiu*^
L'
11 rUunlv i
’l 1'l>lv . J'lfi
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neh mid l-'rilierg.
Ilnuhlt- plays, l‘ i obul.lv as min b I
Jl. Dllplim walked and they both
the < li.'imber o f (Yunni' ree Lrulav,
Ciosiv at 11is 11eels1
tn. nioiI|||. ( i n ,,'
I k b o t l l - . K C a - l h ' " " - inllii'jCi-lianvpHiii.
P. l e
020 ooo nod U i ight, Moure to (irnntham i2i
•need on u sacrifice hv Crowe. <ll'hllnlo
use nf the great cost of put- Junes o f Atlanta, seek
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' ’ l . a t / o , ’ loi i i gti ' , iiiaLyls , Ihu
lust
limp breaking
fell, nn base. Philadelphia, III; a
Oyers wiis un easy infield out St. I'eleislniig
luig on die uii^grum.
Itis titles o f notion*!1
111 Util- tl stil l I III. l a - ' d i f f e r ' * '' ! 'N’l ‘ 1' ' - C Ji,.. vwelt"jrvvi i ght
then Brown picked up him
Pitt-Aiurgh, 4. Bast- nil ball , o ff
Tin- ntnvor said lie did not be- Bvitisii Open, that oil
ki ||| b i s erov. il ill a Ift ih-lllul loiilet;^ (Vil b
W add
Suuimur.v Two have lilts, lloyl.-, 1 ill-, tl; Hide, I. Struck out, by ' mile wnlt-lv.
r’s slow roller and I hew it away,
lie.o liu- benefit which the city re Open, and John H. J*
-klvn. at t in I NORFOLK. V«. Jil*v !*. I/V) F.
frlsbin scoring.
.
t.ockey, 1tl-n in' 11 (2 ). Sinn fu-e... Oldham, I. Hits, oil Vile, 10 m i la 1 liall letter lugli mil I'llelteu
' " - A 1"''
ci-.ed '^.'is consistent with Mu- ex- land, Ore, Each iaal "jKJ
'AY.
Kirkland.
trat
lie
manager
of
It was tl hud day T(ir some of the A Ivei sou, Frttill p2|. I>rtu)di*,play s, innings; Adams, •! in I d; Krtiiner, t" tile iiaiiilli's of ibi' |, t
Grove:
Gnntnds.
..
* I.alzo kopChed* otp T\ ijlie liar the FlotHijn East Cnasi Kaitn -ad, i*(;iutilun's o f from $:iutl to $5Ut) further back was A
pycra and for some o f the .finis, Ihiyle to Buunelt. Stole a Irtisc, I m 2 d; Oldlinm, I in I.
Wild "ti Hie other blind, in i' In.
i,oiiuv of Nniv 1 oiji, in Newark, N. look the witness stand today lie- | week Iv, and tint t as a member of Chicago and Joe Tu
was a good day for Troy itiJv. Doyle. Slrdck mil, by Alvcraou, 2; pitch, Yde.
Losing pitcher, Ad bull imii'li lower.
H'" "iiiinisioii hr* at least oppus.(J.Ylnst
week pmling a inldcii end fore Examiner <\timneyV F.
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2414 Palmetto Avenue, wheti/il Trem-luird, I. Base mi bulls, o f f mas.
Ma nliillLv
Umpires, t)uig!ey, Moran
Among tho eight *>!
tn buzz Ha* fast mu' nx i r let tc-i' J
"Iftd was expei led to be a mi- Hitlyer of the Interstate < onuacree
M officially*.iimioiinced that 'ho Alvi-rsmi, 1; Ttfilclnird, 2.
Wild and Itcnrdnn.s Time, 1:51,
New York at this time.
li'.giv and mi the iinnh corner. pp.- |decision cuntakt.
But tonight, if j ( ’oimnission, wjm
at Virginia
for the first day were*
a awarded a new Hudson aatn- pitch, Alverson.
ol feeliveness will In , -n -lilerilbly I la- llllltcil goes tin- limit,
two [Beach hearing rebuttal testimony
o f Chicago and
qobilo by fcne bunebnll club.
I judges and a referee will be [her of Mu- railroads agai i a n-diiclion
increased.
amateur, o f Seattle,
y T f thr.J3fI.nml Jpiis will return
Bradenton Work started,
mi
i •
ito bestow the awards.
in freight and express tales on
nmur, N ew York,
m M o w e r gam e they will m> new i t , 000,000 highway bridge
perislmtdea,
Rookie Infield
among the 76 R « uPv,l
Yeatcrdaj ncroHit Manatee Itive.f, eomivefing
The redaction is n l.nl hy
1
In luai'.r league bllM-li.il! no clul. lias .me of tin beat ci'ijicr tu-lders
By The Associated Dress
Thera wor© sever**I
V nd this sea Bradentun ami Pulmcllo.
ill tin- game,
lucking ; seasmiM inli.-ld of vet
NLW YORK: Jimmy Slattery the first round,
Two nn.ie outfiehl- idn shippers and the railroad com
rrans is given, mucli coiisiik-rntion ers like him would I ive llit- situ■ mission of that stair. Mr. Kirk Iol But tain defeated Bob Huge, De AI Wntrous o f GrswJ
NEW YORK. July !*.— (71V- ns u iM-nnant couteiulci
ntii'iv.
ll&wai.n, c ..
land J. Ii. Ki-tm-r, general agent of troit (|u). Sergeant Sammy Bak u bad 85- by Mac Do®
In tin- tird nrrideiit since the sub , Despite this belief, tin- New York
Cantwell, )>
Mm Senlmard Air lane Railway. I er. Mitehel Field, kimeked out Har New York. Other
way strike was called; one car of Yankee.-* are going iiloip-' winning Strange Coiiiciileiiciand R. J. i*oss, general freigtil 1ry Mai tunc, Jersey City ( I).
Jack Hutchinson, f<*r
Totals
W HEN
tin- A tide ties stopped agent o f the Atlantic (’ mist'Ljne. I A L B A N Y , N. Y.: Frunkiu Gen- Open champion, whoJ
• n« 8 7 27 HI d a Huliwiii train was ilnrailed early n lot more liall games Minn they
this mmnmg. Tim train was in un- Ios it.g. ; ’
New York after the Yankees hull
»*r-> knocked out Stotty McKcown. Watts Gunn of Atlant*
Scot laud ( I D) .
Thp Yankee t infield has two won Hi gunu-s, it was history re
Sarasota .
- . . 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 ft charge of a moli.rmnn recently
Mackepsio of Washi
hired. Slight dmiiiige was done to yoimgsterH at. sliort and ;.,-Con I penting itself.
Sanford
ftOx—
A b o u j.t t e ,greatu
tlm trucks amt tile passengers wore Koenig and l^zzcrj.
Tins would.
, Earlier In the season New York
IK TA KE N TO K A IFOKI)
causi
only
stiaken.
. ordinarily be considen-d f;it«| tu had Won nine straight games when
amed
Summary—Two bum- hits, Mey
y^‘'
sub
'The strike assumed a more »or- peiuumt chances, yet Hi,- Yanks it ni£t Philadelphia in a threeers,!.m ining, I,. Miller, Hogan.
finish tho
MUNICH,
Gcr-uany
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Eighteen
gain* scries.
The Athletics won
hud no1
Sacrifices, Crowe, Hogun (2), Ma- iuus phase today with tho .threat kv«*P oo winning.
(jP)— Fran Kri, h I -idmi.lorff ‘ has I whim
cm,nty J»H
national(
nuth, SeVier. Left on base San made by u lender of tlm poMRpr- .y'ifnnry and Rlgn*oy, fnriuer Oc- all three games.
been
granted
a
divorce
from
tho
t,
k
M,1,1,,.u'es
range
froth
one
houso employe), that ,tlmy W r ttT irovt still) . have filled the gups nt
Gotting-awny from Philadelphia, former inmrteramsi , . e. , i
_ the dr**!
ford, 10; Sarasota,!*. Wild pitched,
i
f-.
J
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y,'lus
'!'
K-ngth,
early
tod*!
ter general Vuf We re secruled out of the city
d Hyn* and short in fine My|,.. Mike New York started on another win
and
09 at tb* *
Lunning.
i’assed ball, Miller, join the striking motormuni in
the Imperial army.
\
A terse coun
<
Herrera,
t_ho
Cuban,
is
a
very
sat
8
ail.
roon
(,t
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nitomorrows"
ning
jtr
e
a
k
i
Hint
reached
10
the da indy of two guards fo t
Stolen base, Hu fuss, banning. Base
Xhla •develiipnn tii would n fftet isfactory second baseman and Phil straight;' whei\ the Muckmen were ty court .-intenient Mu44sttUk^ both imenu-tit „t the state nriaon’.'t
on balls, o ff .Lunning, fl; Brown, 2;
Hr « o t * i
parlies were to blamei which i*k Rut ford.
again, enpountfirsdCantwell, Or lilts, o ff Lunning 2. tho luterborough Rutiid Transit Todt is mighty capable at first
orgot
amoitivts
to
incompatibility.-t
"0snsystem
nm
re
seriously
than
„ The Huston Rod Sax have com . ThJfc time in a.-four-gunm aeries.
I n -7 innings; Brown 1 in 1 Lit;
pleted the laying of the foundation A fta f Breaking the streak, tho Ath- eral l.udendorff initiated tfe., ini
k n tik k f a m il y k il l e d
Bonner, ! in none. Struck out, hy walkout of the inotoripen
_ annoii_.v
switchman, all of whom, it ]«'
for
a good team, in getting togeth letlca. won two more games, drop- tial suit and his wife filed a CrossBWWOjBl Cantw.lL i).
tWo under
.
LE
,ld
Errors Feature
Game In WhichThc
Locals Come From
t Behind In Seventh
Shoots A 75
Finish Two
Ahead Of1
Ileat Is
Indians Beat Yanks
In SIu^juinjLir Contest
250DeLandRootera
Are In Attendance
Rain Halts The Con
test In 2nd Inning;
ftli
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ftt*
EXTRA-BASE HITS
FEATURE WIN OF
BRADENTONTEAM
LAKELAND COPS
SLUGGING GAME
FROM SMOKERS
Gulls Use 3 Hurlers
Large (i;
Follow
Hobby .loncsl
Start WithI
Pars Next
WILLIAMS HITS
HOMER TO HEAT
PIRATES, 10 TO 6
l
12
j
SAINTS COLLECT
FIFTEEN HITS TO
BEAT COLTS, 1 2 - 2 1
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1
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0
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nf
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Partial Eclipse Is
Visible In The Smith
Lafzo Meets Levine
Ilit Gotham Tonight
Florida East ( oast
Official Is Quizzed
in* ooTfrii\ 12
One Hurt In First
Accident To Occur In
(iotham’s Tube Strike
. . unit 000
100
IAM.'iil RadioFro^ranis
From (ioiham Station
Not To He Continued
i
,
10
1
0
Fight Results
Ludendorffs Wife
Is Granted Divorce
8
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jstoJb- i'BfliMifel1*
Tl
2HLL " Umu 1res.-OolRi* and Tahdy
sertad- havs been replaced
power-house employes also ,
bn Mnlsiwl. nn nffUt.l
....
er an infield of major league cnlib*r.
TKa nav( Itmklam la Mva AIll fl„l J
.final contest.
.
In
each
instance,
It
was
.sal xES^Iu
_i__ ..it, _
• SANTIAGO, Chile, Juft-
_Largo
All entire family ia-dead*
This city to be on route —
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11— A u tomobiles for Sale
^ D iffrm n id
At). RATES
|C«*h I" Advance
Ids. will be received
and collector oept
for payment.
........ 10c a line
.......... 8c a line
............ 7 c a line
itm °n requeat.
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77— Houses fo r Rent
W lC M T i'llH IS K N B E R R Y P R I N T [ CHICKS FOR S A L E — Large type
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Printing,
Engraving,,
Barron Strain chicks white Icgj r."di"s>ing. See us first. We do horn. $8.75 |>er hundred. Postage
l ‘ V Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenue- paid. Rhode Inland Reds, host fo r
( t-ominen inl Street.
j meat.
110.75 per hundred post
paid.
W e pny the postage and
SAN FORI) ROOFING CO.
Tile I guarantee live delivery. James G
roofs, huilt up roofs. Re-roofing ) Grimes, Paxton, Fla.
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. E i - 1— --------- --------------------------------------- L
tiiiiatva free. Satisfaction guaran- SR— H o u s e h o l d G o o d s
'•'•■d Oak Ave.fi 3rd St. Phone l l l . f
FOR S A L E Walnut Honsier cnb'DU-1 O X 'S B A RB E R SHOP
im*t. first clnss condition. $ 20.
11 i Magnolia Avenue.
Iron bed with springs, $ti. Gas stove
FOR RENT— Six room furnished
house. Located in Edgowond. J.
F. M< (Tolland, 309 French Ave.
78— O ffic e s
and
TONSILS
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Desk
R o o m ^ ., , , , " K,L w , ' Ithn11— ! c-o Seminole Hudson-Essex Co,
A TT R A C TIV E rooms to rent for
stores or offices at Park Ave. Snnford, Fin.
and Conmiercinl Street.
W. M.
Young. Owner, 208 Park Ave.
on
n line.
charge o f 30c for
Mining Is restricted
I] nssif iintlon.
pr is made The Sanwill he responsible
Incorrect insertion,
er (or Hubaequcnt
no office should be
Lidiately in case of
lVKKTISERS
|M
representative
[familiar with rates,
classification will
LinpleU* information.
wish,
they
will
wording
your
make it more of-
MILLER O. PH 11.1 PS, ]„<.
IT A N T NOTICK
srs should give thoir
Dosloffico address as
sir phone number if
results. About one
o f n thousand has
|o and
the others
lunieato
with
you
know your address,
itlnuance M U ST he
erson at The Sanford
[ice or hy letter. TelerontinuanreH arc not
Kim Ave. ami 13th Street.
PHONE 3
Prompt - efficien t
Service
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Radiator anti tin , metai worn I
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Plain and ornameit.u uiuwt umt I,
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I’D RENT 5 room,
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Tel. 71 •»-V
'dir/ F r m h beautiful Wynewnod Properties.”
h<ni>o furnished, wilh all conAvenue.
J f you can make a small cash pay- veinoucos, bv the month. Rcnson■------——---------- -—
. _ intent, we will let you furnish your able rent amt good location. Ap2 1 — Painting
1 ; B e rin g
town plans, build you a home and let ply E. ||. Fuy, Phoenix Utility C.i.'
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' you pay balance like rent. Cnll or Mr. Alcorn. ,x.'t— Farms and Land for Salt*
AUTOM OBILE D E A L E R S : I f y , J !W’V Mr- l*‘dm.To
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want to sell y o u used c a w
| with Sanford Realty Co.., A gen ts! .
vertise dnily on the classified page \\'V"UV u "ll LV"",l*'r l'*’!*’ *n(-' ’ l,a** '.FOR S M .E
Will sacrifice uniin---------------- L _ _ _____________ J_Z__ i Bldg- Phone 557.
prove,I five aero celery farm, nl
so half interest in house ami nine
2 5 —Florists.
1 lots coiner Pecan and Fourth St
- — ; Neeil ca- Ii in business only reason
1-~
‘ S T E W A R T TH E FL O R IST"
S\\ KKI f o r AT O PLANT S, nny i\»i* making niicrifice.
St*p J. P.
Flowers for all occasions.
uuantity
for
sale.
Also
Carindish
|
Met
leil.an.
Hall
Bldg.,
or
W \V.
M cLA N DE R a r c a d e
Hliitana piants.
phone 431.
(. Thompson at Elders Springs. ('. E
Phone 7H1,
' Mitchell, ( tuner.
Allen, .'II.! \V. 3rd St.
Palmetto Ave:
Dear Kd:
1 limped into a doctor’s office
OFFICE FOR R E N T -In Meiseh
LO DGE BROTHERS
Bldg. Apply A. P Connelly A the other dnv with a bunion on
the bottom of my foot hh sore us
Sons, Aliiginiiut and 2nd.
W
' 1t*,v ‘ '’['chers. Special at- ] miscellaneous furniture. Sacrifice.
Dealers
Senator Pepper, o f Pennsylvania.
tent ion given ladies and children, j <114 Myrtle Avenue.
FOR RENT T H R E E U PSTAIRS
The first thing the doctor did
OFFICES, D E SIR A B L E LOG A. . .
IS—
Building—
Contracting
SE LL GOOD USED CARS
W ILLOW F U R N IT U R E for living TION. APPLY SE M IN O L E S K - i wns
" O ' " mv nu,uth “ " U lm,k
down mv t(ironI.
, and dining room , low p r ic e d .,..
CUR1T1ES.
JAM ES H. C OW A N- -All kinds o f . Mrs, Wheeler Jonek, Valdez H otel., “ 1 1 hong itt ;i*,“ he said. “ The
J i n and Sheet Metal
Work J
------------- — --------------------------New location July 15, Corner Elm
80A— Beal Estate Directory
worst pair o tonsils I’ ve seen in
Water end Boat Tanks. At Oak |RQ— Machinery and Tools.
Avenue and Third Street,
Toleand 13th Street.
hn) an hour.
It's a wonder you
T H R A SH E R A G A R N E R
phone 111 .
j FOR S A L E —-1 Colt Carbide outfit
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
are able to walk at all.”
I for !• lights.
Also mule and
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
All used cars better condition.
“ Ilut doitor," I protested, "11
E. J. I.IN'DSKOG— General Con - 1 farm tools. Phone 593-W .
tractor and builder. Plans and,
- - - - - ~ --------—
Mo ALL
F o X , Real estate in- isn’t my 'hmtit that hurts
me
B E TTER PRICES
^pDiuicntiuiiB on request, All work fi|.
—M i ^ r c l l a n e o i m
vestments. itent huyK nrp hmioiik when I walk
lt‘s mv font ."
guaranteed. Residence 217 High-j
____
...
. nnr lutirg*
Pln.no 715.
"Y es , I know," the doctor ie
• rn '
K1,n m d OBk 1 FOR SALK Prm-t-cally new. with
-------BETTER DODGE BROTHERS 1 1 hotte <JnV\
,|tM. ,,|„w attnchi s. Fordson True SEE K. C. Hs|>ALE for good buys plied as G reached for his tnh-.il ■
i H
■o- must be sold. M. K. Smith En
m K<’«l I- 'ate, 230 Meiarh Umlii- tools. "But >lte seat of your tron
SERVICE
2 0 — Heating and
gmis-vmg Co,, Room IS, Daytona ,,;KMe is in witir tonstbi"
Item h.
i
—
—
ccd rates aro for
Insertions.
o f average length
And there you have it. A man
who still Inis his tonsils intact
iht si* tlsv s is as rare as a long
skirl, and just as out o f style.
You ciin always tell how up-to
dale a m a n '. doctor is by whether 1
Modern, six rooms and bath, built-in
kitchen fixtures on lot 55x186
* %
Priced for a days at $7900.00 v-s
Which is far below the value.
Small Cash Payment
Balance Monthly.
nC ,
'
515 First Nat ion nI Bank Hfdg.
Phoiu' 71.‘I
i i i u m
M
i m
i i i i i i i i m
*«'■ i IJ
i i i i i l i i i i t i i i n N
D o Y ou
*''H tonsils are still with him *u
'
Ui%vk- tiu‘ t w , h » ' ’ "*]
the m use of all human ills, and i
every man who went to sis* a doc I
tor came away with his teeth out
liift now it's the tonsils,
P lan
A V acation !
Master S ix
Buick Sedan
Burglars are attracted by a
closed up home,
Must he sold at once
Our Burglary Policies
will
protect you against loss or
damage during your absence.
Consult our Insurance D e
partment, w e will cheerfully
givy you information regard
mm
ing Burglary Insurance.
Y ou will be surprised how
low the rates are!
Call 558,
W .H. LONG
share of your business
M
will be appreciated.'
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not.
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that
we
were made with so many useless
part > such ns
tonsils,
appen
dixes,
teeth
mid
the
like.
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27— Professional Services
[a n d f o u n d
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65— Specials at the Stores
ting doctor figures that anything
a man can live without is danger- j
mtown, hunch o f keys.
I’OR SAI.E New 3 room house
PERM A N E X T M A R C E L W A VIN G ,
mis for him to live with,
Herald O ffice or Mrs.
USED C AR BARGAINS
two porch's, on Magnolia Ave.,]
1 Madam Harriett’s Beauty Parlor.,
fViutghn, 201KI Park Ave. \ i ’t‘20 Overland Tmn mg.
■pp ’site avail ion field. Small down
|Phone 245 for appointments.
This in a poor ride. A fellow
1925 Overland Touring.
pn.intent. Balance like rent. Write can live without an Essex,
hut I
je f case cnntauongpa- 1 1923 Ford Touring.
' MAK ESPEARE Fishing tsjuip,, n „ x.
( ’ Uy
life is neither so pleasant or so (
I EUGENE OIL Permanent W a v e - - 1
ak* only to owner. Uc1921 ('handler Touring,
agreeable.
, for 5f10 per head. Graduate o p
Irald Office for revvatd.
F. & M. MOTOR t O
Y ours,
erators at MarinelTo Beauty Shop. ( metd, Rods, Reels, Lines, Etc. at * CLOSE IN MODERN HOME
Cornt r Park and Uommeicial
$5,500.00.
BILL.
! The Basket. Phone 193.
j
[mohilett t or Sale.
' Act quick, and secure, modern rt( loom bungalow. Easy walk down
[NIGHT and Overland, j
j DO Y o U S U F F E R from headdj t’ ivvil. paved street, garage, shrubs.
For Sale Hy
Motor Co., Park and
I itches?
C H IRO PR A CT IC will
I Extra large lot, nice lawn. Several
1 remove tile cause o f same. In-,
pieces good furniture included at
15— Service S(otionn— Repair i vestigati’. Phone 4H2-J for itp- I
BALI. H A R D W A R E
price Owner leaving state. Terms
PODGE
i pondmeiit. 1 >r. W. E. MnrGougnll I
Inff
if desired. See Arthur ( 'orringlou,
), Phillips Co., Inc.
— —-------------- — — ----------------------- .'1st National IIn til. Bldg.
|St Tout Farm.
Agency, National
I
and Graham Trucks.
Bank Budding.
MODEL TRIM CO.
,
2ir.l St.
Phono 3.
6 6 — W a n t c d — T o H uy
i
" W e trim the car, not the owner." i
.
Phone HI7 for estimates.
^8
H e jn tir in g
S MAL L HOUSE and Lot for sale
iLCA N I/IN G W O R K S
Frank Noble, Gfltderville.
FOlt SALK
i ’ . W. RADFORD
- --fD G O O D Y EA R TIRES.
- T Y P E W R IT E R S All Makes, sold
IB2(>
Model,
5 irnHsenger.
S. L. Batteries,
BECKER Auto Electric Company.
85— L oIh For Suie
rented, lettaired
Oilamlu T y p e
Hits
Iteen
driven
, B.UOD
futorst Ulevchuid Six
Electric Specialists on atitomo- writer \ Supplv Co. 42 14 W a t
miles
mid
is
in
perfect
nnimohiles.
Sparton Service.
820 kins Block
Phone 934, Orlando.
F
o
R
RENT
New
limtislieil
ttpar
W ANTED TO HUY
West First Street, Sunford
UM Plt four I oonifi mid 1>u111. intuits
ili Iinn. Four months
of
ILK P U D S O N -E S S E X
I'l l \N COTTON RAGS
only, 11)7 K. f)th St. Plumo oft’J,
INC..
A I H E R A L D OFFICE
: , .
..
~
E XP E RT REPAIRING
good cart*.
203 Oak Ave.
18 IIusineMH Service Offered Typewiiters and Adding Machines.
Phone -II
’ UYPRESS A V E N U E 5 lols, 5tlx
‘
PAUL II NIX
1 12!*. $(100.00 each with cash pay
E X P E R T PIANO TU NING nnd With Haynes <• Ratliff. Ph.rnu 340
ment of $150.00 mi each ’ Balance
IPS MAKMONS
Phonograph Repairing by men -----— - ------------------lord Automobile Co.
'o n contract.
Dean-Berg Corpora
Price - $ 1 1 0 0
trained at factory. Let us rebuild , ;j»)— T a i l o r i n g a n d I'r c H s in g
ilia Avo.
Phone 137 j and refinish your old piano or I_____ ________ ___________ __________ ROOMS tor rent, private home, tion, 515 First National Hank llltlg.
If
Interested
Write 'I’odny
very ictisiiiinltle, garage s p a c e .; —
phonograph.
K11.Id NGSWOUTH
Address:
Box
11, Montt1HA
I'DUCK
STEAM
PIIESSERY
12(15
W
3nl
St.
CORNER DOUGLASS and MonteC H R Y SL E R
R E P A IR SHOP, Temporary ml
- ( leaning, pressing, tailoring.
xuma Hotel, Snnford.
'
Miimt in Buena Vista.
Lot IH,
[. F U L L E R MOTOR CO. , dress 1351 Melloiivillc Ave. Phone
I lift S Palmetto Avenue.
Phone 0 7 — ituum.s W ith Board.
block T, 5ttxi50. $i,5oo.ou. Half
1st, St.
Phone (192
1 nuulied for.
348 J.
.
-------------------. - Dash.
Balance monthly.
DeanW A N TE D Roomers ami I.... ...
] Ih-ig Corporation. 515 First Na
IK I T A N D PAIGE
L ANKY DR 4 CLEANING CO.
[Sanford Dealer,
5U5 W. 3rd Strteet.
1 tional Bank Bldg.
i Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
Dry Cleaning, Repairing nnd
[VK’S G A R A G E
i
321 E. First Street
M O RG AN TO W N , W. VA., people
Dye ng.
Phone P'«f> for prompt
MELLONYTI.I.E A V E N UE in Bu1st St. Phone 817
I
We carry a full line
68— Booms Without Board
are interented in Florida. Each
1 i nn Vista. I.nt 23, block S, fiOx of them through a classified mid in
I Our prices are right.
Cash o r , s,,rva'1’171).
$1,500.00.
Half
cash.
HulIII,AC O A K L A N D
terms. We want your busintsa
I
,,
... ...
the Morgantown POST. Siv cent*
N K T ’.I.'i Furnished beilnmm ne.i
i ___________ __________ _____ _____________ | .1 2 — l i d p
\\ i i n l n l — I1c n u i l e
aticij monthly. Dtaa-Berg Corpor a work for six consecutive issues.
PONTIAC
In I,alb., hot water. 404 Palmclt
ation, 515 First National Hank Bldg
d <'.'idillne Company.
j B.
L.
PERKINS,
Hnherdaslter
Avertin'.
II St.
Phone 121
headquarters
for
Collegiate W AN I l*.D — K X P E B I KN ( K D
I;'01* S A L E - -« lots on Sanfonl
----------------------: Clothes. 110 First Street.
\
j S TENOGRAPHER. APPI A 515 FU R NISHE D ROOM S, free
ICK CO.
L ------- — -------------------------- -------- > i 5K5 FIRST N A T ’ I. HANK HLDG.
ord
for car 1009 Union Ave.
Ave ami « on u met o. opposite
L A N E Y ’ S DRUG STO RE — Pre
. 1 aviation field. Will sidl i'heiiii mi
[Mngnolin Avenue.
scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are
I. II. K A N N K R
Phono 3(57
4— Help— Male or Female
FOR R E N T— Tw o bedrooms each |
terms. Reason for selling go-1
ns near you as your phone.
A r r lt llr r l
with twin beds. Call 411 Park. . m»C north, cure Herald, Box 510. |
Cnll 103.
E X P E R IE N C E D SALES LADIES
FORD — FORDSON
.
, * TrtM PA D A IL Y TIMES, Tampa
ami tilso some men clerks, A. unnu<3 . . . .
SIR r i r a t \ n t . Iln n k 111,1k uod Higgins, Inc.
1‘ honr 731
MS;
T Wr b0U,t u C?iT ‘ H«m* Daily, rates 2 cents a word ,
»l fi Palmetto. Phone 331 M IRA C LE Concrete Co., general' ()r,,vi|Zi ;!12 Sanf-.nl Avenue.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. Minimum foe, cash with order.
cement work, sidewalks, build
lug blocks, irrigetion boxes. J. R 3 5 A— Km ploy me n t A g end eg
74— Apartm ents For Rent
! Write for tmnptota ^ o r d
I
Iworld in motor car value,) 7'erwilleirt‘r, Prop.
; r ~ ; r ' , ~ r -------:r.— '
" ! D A IL Y N E W S — u covers Ilrttw-1
TUI MOTORS CO.
M *ii ~ s S i w s X g * U . V l l l l X T
r i l i ’, ( LA R K Apartments on tiie 1|ri| b ounty thoroughly which il
B U ILDE R S
f"d and Sanford Ave.
HURKAU
beach,
reasonable weekly or j oni# 0f >
moat rapidly g r o w in g !
over faster if you equip them
204 North Park Ave.
monthly rates. 416-418 South At-1 HL,ctlona on thQ p)ortq .
Coast,
-o much what you pay with Kulvinator. No h a m in mvestigating.
Kelvinator
Tlatt
Co.
lantic
Ave.,
Dnytonn
Beach,
Flu„
<
^aTO
ple
copj
and
rats
card
upon
a. what n car costs you.
MEAT MARKETS
10— Money to Loan
Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop arid Mgr. ! requewt.
t KER Cost vou less..
S.
J
.
NIX
410 Hanford Ave.
IUAN G A R A G E CO.
L O A N S — Money available at 7 per ONE FIV E BOOM apartment 0 U | | F Y 0 U want t0 se)1 your farm,
Attorney nnd Counsellor at Law
108 Palmetto A'e.
cent. Close in property. A. P.
Park Ave. 'Two garages. Lang
300 Eaut First Street.
we can be o f good service to you
ley Apartments
Connolly & Sons.
For Information l}13 we have inquirers for both smnll
call 338-J.
PRIN TING T H A T PL E A SE S
Ligd large farm property. DeanH\RGAIN'S
Typewriters nnd Adding Machines. 47— Dojfs, Cats, Pets.
Berg Corporation, 515 First N at’l.
A P A R T M E N T S , two rooms, kitch- j
g i j j , . Phone 713.
TH E SE M INOLE PR1NTERY
USED C A R S
enotte and hath.
Handsomely
IfiOI W. 9th St. W. N. Lumloy, Prop. COLLIES, Fox Terriers, Shepherd,
Setters, Pointers, puppies two furnished, beautifully decorated,
EVERY W E E K
months oldAny these kinds, centrally located, select tenants.
WHEELESS A WELSH
males, $ 10 ; females, $0 each. Young, owner, 208 North Park
‘
Service
that
makes
friends”
[A 1(11 HIGGINS, Inc.
FISK TIRES '
VULCANIZING Hounds, $10 pair, all fine ones, o r Avenue. Special summer rales.
1 am no Iongei employed at
der from
this direct.
Darnell
la a prescription for
t w o FU R N IS H E D Apartments
Hiltow's B a rb er’Shop but will
|>tiercial A Palmetto Ave.|
S A N F 0 R D DRUG COMPANY
Kennels, Williumston. S. C.
3 rooms each.
109 W. 9th St. be permanently
located at Malaria, Chills gnd Fever,
PHONE 331 .
“ Tho
store”
Hodges New Shop next to
Wo ntako a specialty o f our prompt FOR S A L E __A pair black and tun , Phono 240 or call 812 Magnolia.
hounds one excellent deer hound. |
filling o f prescriptions ama quick
Seminole Cafe on Park Ave. Dengue or Bilious Fever,
the two for quick sale, $40. D. L. i FOR R E N T— Two Apartments, $17
delivery.
L. T. Blackwell.
U killa the garma
i per month. 1201 Oak Ave.
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches Long, Box 120 Beardall Ave.
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|n llu* meantime Melhorn
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on, shot a fair 7fi und tol 22<i, not far from the top.
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Leu Diegel got birdies off
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kg bit dies on the fifth ami
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five at the second hole,
|ht- gut in the rough.
('iihfoniiniiH were the first
[■li the turn in the morning
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il Hoys Enjoy
lour Living A t
ip Lake Winona
Mabel K. (luach. iiHsnciate
piv of tin* Sanford Y. M. (■■
I leal mg to swim. She
J*(l a ramie on Lake Winona
lh**r day. where 35 Sunfopl
are camping* under l USpices
J local “ Y ", und received
p In learn to swim 150 feet
| taking the canoe out again,
pur life guurdn at the camp
jkrteil to Miss Belch's rescue
I the raiioe overturned.
Ire ary live cabins being ijsed
|e boys in the camp. ’First
rsMons, lAuues und utlilelies
(euliires of their life every
Ixiluv will bo visitors dry at
]l* hike Winona,” located ncur
►on Springs.
ConviclH O f Slate Penitent
iary Jeer A t Arbitration
Afler Locking Themueives
And 14 Guard** Irr* the Mine
Plaintiffs Are Called
“Crowd Of Snoopers »»
Mutiny Is Laid To A
Bed Sheet Shortage
Club Directors DecidoToSentl
Patient To H6sp|ti\l For Statistician Refuses To Re
veal Source OfHiaFlgures;
Treatment By Specialists;
Testimony
May BeStrlckcn
Important Meeting Is Held
Prisoners Enter Mine And
latter Commandeer Cage
To Prevent ltn Operation
LANSING, Kansas, July 10.
A Sanford boy, suffering from
f/1’1 Leaders of 375 prisoners
infuntile paralysis- son of poor
Marlin
,.p-ahiok. ______
Durkin;
bandit,_ _ in the lute |>enitcntiury hero
parents will be materially aided by
is the dapper young man In the' who h i m nied lant night, asked
the Sanford Kiwunia. club, il w u
background. A fter finding kirn | for a (onicrcncc with Warden
decided at the first regular moat li
iiiorning.
guilty at 2 o'clock this morning, ; W. II. Mackey this
ly “ round table" meeting of the
Warden Mackey informed the
the jury debuted over aix hours
directors of the Hub held in the
us to punishment, finally deciding ; prisotii-i- 11it,t they could talk
Monle/nm.i Hot* l Friday evening.
to rccomcnd a pri:un term o f ;if> | with Deputy Warden It. II. Huds
Plans were made for the enter
years.
> peth liiii-i
uimnent of ib legates to the mid
The ivipicst for a conference is
Slimmer convention of commanders the slii'.,.o<-i'.->. in which the latter
I In* fir.-1 word that bus come
and adjutants of the American I was aeeliseil of being a “ snooper"
from llu- prisoners who blocked
Legion in Sanford August !i, a Mid llu* p la in tiff "a crow d
the mine cage ut the 730 foot
of
safety committee, program coin snoopers.”
level yesterday just after the
inittcc and road sign committee
noon
meal. The men were su
Tin* controversv between the
were appointed and plans made, shippers and railroads reached
pervised at the time by HI
for the (list rot convent ion of Ki (lie boiling point following the in
guard'', :i 11 of whom were at the
waninn-i it hikelaiul on October troductioii of lestiinoiiy by Mr
bottnii of the shaft at thw limn.
20.
fioltengan which inelinied statistic"
LANSING, Kaa„ July 10.— (/P*~
Tin* Sanford boy, wlm lias never from the Atlantic Coast l.iiic Kail
walked, will be cared for over a mad showing earnings from llo* T w e lv p O f Tho*ie R ec o ve re d j-L'eiiog at offers of arbitration,
peiiod of six months, during wilier transportation of fruit and vetoII-,VP
Hppii
Id e m
n tifie
d H>
Itv , „ nrly h;m"as
Hate prison
convicts
u
.m
m
e n idt
ilie u
t0(lav l(,fIH0(|
t(l |t.uv,.
the
time livutmeiit and diet, prelimi tellies in 11*2-1.
O
lf'cers;
l.isl
O
f
Known
', id font level of the penitentiary
nary to a complicated operation
Shortly after tile rate analvi *
Me.. Made Public Bv M aw coal mine in which they yesterduy
Will be given him. It r planned i tarted reading the statistics, Mi
locked tliemselves and I t guards.
to send tin* boy, later, to the
(iwatliniey a ;K» d Mr. (lohi'iigao
NKU 'iiilll
Warden W. II. Mnckie said be
Shriin* hospital at Shreveport, La. where he obtained them, implying
July 10.—f/P)
This action is in line with tile that they were strictly confidcii Seal', ii for hi.... Ii. .lies in tin* suli- Is-lieved the self-juiprir.onment was
part of a prut esc over a shortage
policy of the Kiwnnis < luh to care tin information compled for the nun no- S.:,| li-i lieen abandoned,
1.ii nli u.'iii
for under-privileged children wlier benefit of the ii ilnrnd onlv.
niimaiider Young of bed-sheets in prison cells. Only
;uim>ii*i>• d toduy that the IB bodies recently, the prisoners staged a
ever practicable, wlm Ii is one of
In the exeban^L: of words Mr lecov, red yesterday were all that demonstration to stress their-de
tin* principal activities of the inGwathmey declared lie believed the wen- in ilu* ill fated submarine. Of mands for sheets, he said. The
teinational Kiwnnis Cluh.
railroads were dealing with “ a the bodies recovered, 12 have been shortage o f beddingWarden
ltoad signs, welcoming outomo- stumpy crowd.”
identified.
.Mnckie declared, was due to a lack
hilists to Snnford in tlit* name of
Attorney C. It. Marshall, repre
After tin* identu. *.tlon of 12 of funds in tho lm*t appropriation
the Kiwnnis Chib, will be erected
at the depot and the Fast- South senting the shippers, resented the of the IS bodies lecovoretl irt the by the state legislature.
Entering the mine as usual yes
urn! West entrances to the city, and statement and asked Mr. Gwnlh- first day's exploration o f the in
mev
to
confine
his
remarks
to
the
terday
morning the convict miners
terior
of
the
cruft
at
the
Brooklyn
a committee composed of ( ’. A.
Hyril, A. K. Koxsetter and A. C. witness. The railroad attorney re N »vv Yard, further i*ndgnvprH were went about their tasks until 111.HO
o'clock when the c|*i-e was lower
Fort wus appointed to malic ar plied that Mr. Gohengan was the siispeiidid. to he resumed today.
man
to
whom.hr*
was
referring.
ed with food for the shaft crew.
Twelve
bodies
hud
been
identi
rangements und erect the signs.
As llu* cage reached the 730 foot
fied this morning, cs follows: .
Row Over Statistics
The signs will be cnuniet cov
Lieut. Frecjpriel: David Foster, d n ' it was commandeered by a
ered metul, suspended from 12 foot
Gohengan stated that he got the
group of prisoners.
Lurgc tim
posts. One side will read "W el statistics from a friend
whose Nut lev, N. J.
Km-ign Edmund Webster E g bers were shoved through tin*
come to Sanford, Kiwnnis Inter- name Im refused to disclose. He
i age fi'imiework, making it Imc(.me to Sanford, Kiwunl-. Interna also staled that U. J. I loss, of tho bert, Annapolis.
Allan ( lifford Earle, engineiiiun. I pi>: ihlc t<> i nisi* It.
tional; tin* opposite side-will be in - Atlantic Coast Line, whose testi
V » , I
t age Blocks Guards' Wav
scribed "Come again, Kiwnuius In- mony wus beard, was also in pos- Gloia-ester, Mess.
Harry Diek Elver- coxswain,
' Surfuco guards immediate!v nt
rension of similar statistics, hut
tonintiO'Oal.” -i
\
tempted to enter the ndnyjrul the
had not iircsenterl them before Ex lunibiis, Ohio.
Safety Committee Named
tm
I
cage
blocked
their way. TinYnlenliiie
I
lilt
lull'd,
eliief
A safety committee to conduct aminer llillvcr. On this stulemoni pedo mail. Newport. R. I.
[ prisoners refused to scud a cuinMr.
Gwathmey
requested
the
ex
an educational campiign in San
George Henry Martin, officers’ ' ndttee to the shnft to consider
ford, regarding traffic dangers plainer to tsrike out the tcsli- cook.
"terms,” apparently Touring a ruse
.
and railroad crosing. is ('(imposed monev. inasmuch as no sufficient
to <|noll thu mutiny.
John
Joseph
McCarthy,
seaman.
of T. I,. I>umas, ylinirmaii, J. D. authonlv was given for its valid New York.
Four for the safety of the
.linkins. Judge J. <i. Sharon, and ity.
Frank Lester Mims, fireman, guards Warden Mnckie to proceed
Attorney Marshall replied that Augusta, (in.
K. II. Herg.
with caution in attempting to oxFranklin f\ James, ebi'-f utn- triente tin* convicts. He planned to
The program committee for the he would demand that Horn* pro
make no effort to Ixiow them out
week *«f July 1I. includes K. I>. duce tb<* statistics in question chinisi's mute. Strut ford. Conn.
Cli.nbs Carrel Thom us- fireiiuiii, until later this morning) believing
Urownhe, (huirman- ,J. II. Ames Gwalhniev declared that the rail
roads would do this it it wus El I’aso, Texas.
that hunger nii«V enuke them to
and K. E. Ilaldwin.
deemed
necessary to the case by
Stephen llgrtleU T rlffitt, lor- surrender.
A. K. Kossetter was selected ns
Even if aimed men did gain en
ehairnmn for the "iin to Ijikelun.l Examiner Hillyer. He asked that |u ......... . Pawtucket, It. I.
Itoln-rl Hollan Wills, Torpedo- trance to tho drift, guards prob
Club.” This Hub is to lie com the Gohengan toMimnnv be strick
mao. Norfolk, Vn.
ably would hi* used us a shield,
posed (if Kiwanii ns who will at en out.
la* said. The guards are unarmed,
Examiner Hillyer declared that
tend the district Kiwnnis conven
except for clubs, as carrying of
the testimony of Loss was o f no
tion at Lakeland. On the coni
fire-i-rins into tho workings is for
mittee are (1. K. McCall, and It. mole value than that of (lohe.ugau,
bidden.
(J. Fox. About lit Kiwanlans have and that to strike out one would
Frank Norris, convicted of mur
signified their intention of at mean J,o demand a vcrilication ol
der, was a lender in the rHI-lmuse
tending the convention, il was the other, through the books of
demonstration- the wurden said,
stated.
____ the rullrmid.
and is believed to be one of tho
All Sanford delegates to the
leaders of tile mutiny.
Lakeland convention will be dress
TKYO N N. r „ July 10. i/l’i
ed in white trousers and iduc
While IJ. G. Sooner Jr., struggled
coats. Etch will carry striped um
dc.'.pcriiloly fur Ida life in u local
brellas on which will lie inscribed
lio'gitul, officers today continued
“ Sanford Kiwnnis.”
Killnrney
I heir search for the assailant who
bats, with hatbands inscribed
Wednesday night shot l„ death
,*
•
HOUSTON, Texas, July 10.
“ Snnford” will be worn, and a
Jean DraswHI, 17-year-old Tryon
Sanford band will accompany the
Tho city commission today au girl, and left Sonner lying wound (/P)— Refusal to wear handcuffs
delegation.
thorized the City Malinger to lie- ed on the Green Cove mud, near prevented Ghurles Ponzi, convict
ed Boston swindler, from appear
The secretary was authorized to gin the work of beautifying the here.
Improvement in Sonner’:; condi ing at his extradition hearing be
huve automobile windshield stick municipal pier ut Hie foot .of
tion was noted following n lilood- fore Governor Miriam Ferguson
ers made for the American lx*gion Seminoln Boulevard.
at Austin today.
The work will be done by city t must onion.
conference here. These stickers
When Ywo deputy sheriffs as
"Jimmie
did
il,”
the
youth
gasp
will read. “ Hop in Buddy, Kiwnnis omployfes under the direction of
signed to guard him insisted In*
will show you Sanford.” Stickers City Manager W. It. Williama. ed out to rescuers attracted to the Wenr "hracplets,” Ponzi balked. He
will Is* pi. ceil on the windshields Beautification tdi ns wen* drawn scene o f the tragedy by pistol intimnted that ho preferred to re
of all automobiles owned by mem by PieYpont and llnwlhonie, San shots.
Authorities,
however, believe main in his cell ruthcr than run
bers of the Sanford Kiwnnis Club. ford architects. These plans were
Sonner
shot
his
girl
companion and tho gamut of the public bound like
umiroved
at
the
special
meeting
The financial report, lead by A.
He wun Informed bis
then
turned
the
pistol
on himself. u felon.
C. Fort, treasurer' o f the club, of the commission held today.
-The plans include a hum! shell Powder-hiirns oil his shirt and the presence wns not necessary and
showed the organization to be ip
and a pool- lu which gold fisli and direction o f the two bullets which thnt the trip wns approved only
good financial condition.
water flowers will be iiluced, a entered his breast, caused uiitlior- through courtesy to his counsel.
monument and a flagpole. The ■tilis to doubt, bis statement that
HOT IN ~NKW YORK
edges of the pier will lie bordered another youth killed the girl and
then shot Sonner when the lutter
with flowers and plants.
NF.W YORK,
luy 10. i/Pi
The cost of beautifying the sought to defend himself.
other Knickerbocker started to
perspire early toduy as the mer municipal pier will la* $25,000.
M IAM I, Fin., July 10.— (A»)~E .
cury began going up at the rate of which sum has already been voted
U cost
II. Schlak, 30, soft drink stund
more than two degrees an hour. by the commissioner!
iroprietpr wus found dead of bulThe weather bureau predicted the $75,000 to build the pier which Ih
ot wbuiitls today At his homo here
HO mark would he reached in tht* now almost complete.
A fountiin ut tho entrance of
curly afternoon.
Snnford Grove, n restricted sub A revolver on u nearby bed led
tho pier will Hiipply water, which division owned by E. C. Miller police to believe thu man hud com
trickling downward over stone and Company of New Yprk Glty, mitted onicide.
stops will supply the pool at the has liecn incorporated Ih the new
Schulk hud lived hero Uiruc years
farther end, near the band shell.
Hty limits ua hIiowii on a |/1at at coining to Miami From JackaonThu "lur extends 400 feet out in the oflfco o f City Engineer Fred vlllo whore he had been employed
to Lake Monroe.
a i a foofer and later a sulesnuin.
T. Williams.
Paving operations on Geneva Ho was a native o f Cleveland, Ohio.
Avenue ip tho vicin ity of tho
ent points uhout the border, carry
proparty uro proceeding rapidly CHURCH L A Y M E N TO MEET
ing among other persons, a wom
according to reports and tho next
an closeiy resembling Mrs. Mc
K N O X V ILLE , Tenn~ July. 10.-throe week* is expected to witness
Pherson.
(A*)—Tlte'annual Baptfirt laym4h’s
tho
completion
o
f
tho
street
Yoyos directed un attorney In
conference will be held ut Ridge
through Mr. Miller's development.
Douglas, Ariz., opposite Prieta, to
Croat, N. C...MA lost week in July
obtain affidavits from the persons
' Mhr tho- nW M eer'Pf tho Bufftist
who reported to President Bublon.
^therl\oo(r-oft«£, South, it wus
.
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Arrangements were said toi be
announced toda/, *
States
boycott
the
Sesqul-Sentangoing forward to summon befpre
tho jury H. C. Swift, a fruit seHer, h £l International Exposltloiv .
who told Mrs. McPhorson and her cause Its gates are opep op Sunday
; ,,
mother, Mrs. Minle Kennedy, last was under way today.
— Tweht;
night at Angolus temple, that be
tha IW t _______
had withnossed the alleged abduc
at'the county J*ll at G!
Eplkoopal
Church,
tho
plan
cells
tion at Ocean Park, May 18, when
prot*»;.8ylv4
for
sending
letters
to
4,000,i
j
^
tho evungeiist was believed by her
followers to havo been drowned liters o f his denomination sigOMl
while surf bathing.
Tho grand Jury Is expecUxl to
havo Mrs. KewWdy « • its
Jflt*
ness when it resumes its sitting
next Tuesday*
NORFOLK, Va„ July 1U.— 1/1')
-—The hearing Friduy before Attornev-Kxamim'r F. C. Hillyer, of
tin* Interstate Commerce Comniissiun at Virginia Reach on the pe
tition of Florida fruit and veget
able shippers lor a revision in
freight rates was enlivened by a
Hash between Flank IV (iwatbllii-y, i imiii.-i -I li*i tin- l .lit funds, ami
T. (!. (iohi-n gan, .statistician f**r
18 BODIES FOUND
IN HULL OF S-51;
SEARCH IS ENDED
Accused Carolina
Man S tru ggles For
L i f e In Hospital
B eautification Of
C i t y Pier Slated
To Commence Soon
Swindler Refuses
To Wear Handcuffs
Miami Shopman Is
Found Dead In Home
Sanford Grove Is
In New City Limits t
inaping Probe Turns To A gua Prieta
^here N ew Inform ation Is Reported
IS A^GRLBB, Cali, July 1 0 ^
VOfficint ottumnU lo verify the
ptated kldnapfhg story of AlS<<inple McPherson, tialivy
xl temporarily back to the
can border ut Agua Prieta
“ *' the evangelist reappeared
i‘8 were hold for her at AngdiWnle here.
r tnct Attorney Keyes, directthe grand jury investigation,
lunced receipt of a ' teiegraat
J President Ernesto Hubiofl
lug the Mexican official had
(information to the effect t h «
rge blue Hosed.’ automobile had
J seen parked near Niggcrhcad
Intain on June-22, the day bgI tho evangelist stumbled Jnfo
[Mexican border town.
,
pveral persons havo asserted
1 they suw un automobile sinYI to the one described at d iffer
KANSASSHAFT
Opening Session Friduy En
livened By Clash Between
Railroad Counsel And Rate
Man RepresentingShippers
KIWANIANS WILL
A ID PARALYZED
SANFORD CHILD
Methodists Plan To
B o y c o t t Exposition
For Sunday Showirtgr
Titobps Called Oat To
Protect Negro ..Killer
Causing M a c h Destruction
CHICAGO, July 10.— (A*)— On smnll cottages, and then cut a hialfthe heels of one of the most severe mile path westward.
hent waves of the senkon, heavy
Storm Wrecka Sent
Further East, u severe Itorm
rain and wind-storms of tornado
proportions have brought death wrecked n lurgo circus tent in
anil destruction to widely separ which the 101 Ranch was showing
ate ilareas o f the North And East. nt Erie, Pa., Inst night, killing one
Heavy precipitation, which cov mid injuring seven others. Charles
ered virtually all nt tho northern Duncan, of Erie, was crushed to
half of the country from the Rocky death by a heavy tent-pale.
Mountains to the AppnlftMiinim,
New York City experienced the
broke lip* heat wave, in the north hottost day so far this year when
ern portion o f tho middle-west, and thu mercury climbed to 91 degrees
in most of the upper Lake region, in mid-afternoon.
The hbinidity
but another wuvb has1 developed sent 000,000 jrthous to Coney Is
over the I’uHfic northwest, the land, where three died of heat.
weather bureau repotted.
Although rain held the daw’s
The heat
nnd
tempestuous temperature peuk to -82 at Chicago,
weather caused mure than n dozen three heat deaths were recorded to
deaths yesterday.
One twister .idd tu seven of the previous day
swooped down in tho St. Joseph when tho thermometer went to 92.
valley, near Buehuimnn, Mich.. A beat-rrnxed rnun killed himself
killing three people and injuring |at Gary, Hid.
Two persons were
three other-: in levelling several I drowned in or neisi Chicago.
H ne S H v EN CANAL PROBLEMS
NEW TRIAL UPONi ARE DISCUSSED
ORDER OF COURT AT JOINT SESSION
Accused!
E m o tia n J
‘Should Hi
Mfe»* Says
Comment1
c meago, ijorj
Martin J. Durkin,
thief and gun#u|D|
of the it
'
Shanahan,
Thirt-y-flVi
ia the
by the jury,,
pleaded for;
diet, whllt*-,
High Tennessee Trilmnnl Re C'ounty Commissioners And tendofU* ^ 4
verses Derision Of Lower
Canal Board Hold Special
Durklri,
Court, Holding That Trial
Meeting To Smooth Over showed ko
Was NotFnii'ToDefendants
Number Of Technicalities was read,
guilty vt 2
Legal phases of the St. John's nearly alk h
N A SH V ILLE . Tenn., July 10.I/Pl— The supreme court today Ii -ti:ui river cnr.al, dealing with the punishmeni. j r
n-M r-i'd the iudvnieiit of the luw Mice 'Hm h tin* county is authorized at 8:48 o’clAek i
Although
er court and remanded for a new I«» levy for the work, were dlsiresMin he
trial the ease o f \V. H. Bennett Vu-sed Friday at the Reminole expreskt
and liis wife, roiivieled in llnntil lonnty courthouce by members of pressed
_
ton county two iyars ago of |the eonimiHsion appointed by Gov- ence wa'a t M L
vuliiutary 'nmuHliiuuliU-r in con- , ernor Murtin to take cars of the not nid k i S f
ucclioii with the ullegeil death of I work, and the commissioners of
Miss Augusta Hoffman- aged aunt Seminole county.
o f Bennett'S.
•
A second meeting will be held
The churt ordered a new trial next Thursday, at which it is ex
nil tho ''rounds that tho state re pected by members of the commis thought of
lied on circumstantial evidence to sion all plans will be completed.
establish tho corpus delieiti to con
Tho legislature provided for baMqtlpn ft
nect tho Bennetts with the homi money to commence work of dig beard Jtdy
cide and that the remains, consist ging tho canal, hut certain legal be prtsaed for
ing of bones produced no proof us technicalities must bo settled, it Is
to chaiartcr of violence.
'said, before actual construction cart
This and tin- study's reliance al begin.
I\ A. Vniw Agnew o f Win
together upon the alleged false ter Park is counsel for the canal
hood of the Bennetts’ (explana board, and George A. De Cottes
tion o f Miss Hoffman's disappear represented the Seminole county
ance us n eireiimstiuiei* to establish eoiiiniisHioiiers.
their connection with the crime
Members of the canal board, who
have been sufficient ofo (In* proof are sei viiig without pay, include
MIAMI.
bail excluded any other or inde- W. F. Allen, muyor of Titusville,
nrndcnl agencies, the coui I held. and Mcorga W. Knight and J, G. ttl-aUlqT
Other agencies were not excluded Bull of Huuford.
R. W. Pearman, repirooMt
It was held Hint till* defendants j.eeretary of the Sanford Chamber and Sortth
were deprived of the presumption of Conimorce is secretary o f the .
of inoconHo that attends every ennal hoard.
a rthira
nerson accused of crime through
Mayor Allen, at the ehumbur
m
out the progress o f investigation ( 'uiiiineree l u n c h e o n F r i d a y
in a trial court.
stressed the importance of the ca wood. B.
nal project as u progressive step cent a duart f .
for Sanford and Seminole county, uct in M iam i;:
The survey wai ]
which would mnkc this Hty a di
review
of the « l S l
stributing center for central Flor
ida.
Thu water transportation Miami Chamt
facilities which tho project 'krill this city and
afford will euuse cast coast cities urioes r t n k e l.
to look to Sanford as a base of quart, according to
the product* due td it
supplies,
he predicted.
The Clmmliei' of Gommerce com
a large quantlbK* - v r !
mittee in charge of the, sale of
Anion; tha Flmrldg f
tickets for the retail inerHiiiiil’M
sonville. with «
banquet Wednesday have disposed
a quart, lad tha Hi
of many o f tho pasteboards, Sec
Tampa, 22 to 28 )
retary It. W. I'enrmaii of the com
stlne, 22; Wlntbr (L(
mercial body announced this morn
m a c o N, Gu.. July io.— (/p)— ton, Fort Lauderdale
ing and all indications ale tbut lit The dry kilns of tho Case-Fowler water, Sarasota, S a o fg fi
least ninety per cent of the retail Lumber Company hpro were de ton. Fort Lauderdale
storekeepers of the city will lie on stroyed by u fire curly today that
liund to discuss ways and means threatened to consume the entire
of bettering business.
• plant und lurgo quantities of lum centa with 36 DSf^a.
Community days, special sales, ber in tho yards. The damage was milk.
. ..
co-operative advertising, special held at $15,000 by company o f
Albany lead tha.
dollar days and other mutters of ficials.
With a low pried'W l
importance* uro to be taken up ut
Although the plant is outside the
the meeting, Mr. I'earmun said, city limltH, city firemen responded
mid Chamber officials an* confi to the alarm and successfully bat
dent tlml the gathering will lie tled tho flumes.
The kilns, flvW
productive of many valuable sug I nnumber, were all full of drying
gestions for local-,storemen.
lumber ut the time.
W A S H u jt1
The banquet will be held at u
Capitol
W ,
local hotel, und n comprehensive
of the Demo
progrnm is being arranged by u
campaign
committee headed l,y J. (I. Hall.
Retail M erchants
To Turn Out For
B usiness Banquet
Fire Causes Damage
Of $15,000 To Mill
Capita)
Democra
Cattlemen To Face
Murder Trial July 26
28 Dead In Attack On
Italian Wagon Train
GUTHRIE, Okla., July 10.—
— William K. Halo und Johnny
Ramsey, Osage county cattlemea,
will stand trial in Fedbral DjatHct
court here July 29‘for the mprder
of Henry Roan, Osage Indian.
The date was s?t at their ar
raignment this morning before Fed
eral Judge CotteHl, who ovteuled
u motion to quash the indictment.
Both men pleaded not gqllty to Ufa
cliargb.
ROME, July , 10. t/»»>—'Twentytwo soldiers, five civilians and oiiu
native wore killed by brigunds ina surprise attack on u wagon train
proceeding from Anollonin to Gy
rene, the Colonial office announces.
Re-iiifurconiouts arriving after
thu attack dispersed thu brigands
and captured a number of chiefs.
Severe penalties are being Inflict
Inverness — 8 miles
ed upon those responsible.
reels to be paved.
paved.
streets
Coolidge To Indulge
In Outdoor Pastimes
P A U L SM ITH’S,. N. Y-. July 1»— </P)— PrAsIdsnt CoolMge’s sum
mer diversion at White Pine Camp
uro to be the out-of-door pastimes,
I hut suggests themselves from
time to time in such a wilderness
spot. !l
' ’ *
,
The vacation however is not to
he ull play.
The duties o f hln o f
fice havo followed him to tho
Adirondack!. '
“BHnd-Charlie” Tliven
il
‘ 1
^
Repras«rtt«thrdt <
sas, chairman
of
gressionpl
announced 1
Oldtt ,
drive fo^
JBniwsMir”
will lea
majorit
D O T Y 'T O b b T i n
DAMASCUS,
ds
city Lsgjoa
bean as:
Tolerance One Of Greatest y!i
Asserts Tiger Of France Ifo
PAJUS, | July
Toler
ance Is one of the graateot of
tuea in the opinion r f ’C
manceau, F ra n c *V iw
expressed In 0*% * ‘
expected book on
recommend fq
py fulfillment
evolution, and
o:
"Tolerant*
cilltates'
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THE SAN^OM) M&#AJ
SPANISH T R A IL
WORK IS POSHED
BY STATE BOARD
Florida Delegation
At Education' Meet
Umisually Large
M
John D.
Quietly Celt
87th Birthda
Jack Dempsey’s Mother-indaw
Rescued Sailor Tells
Thrilling Story Of ,A
Battle . With Shark
BOSTON, July 9.— 1/R—A thr-illinir
Atory of n two-hour fiirht for
TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. Jtjljr
life
ntfninst sharks and birds «>'
r*t,'iL
_
(/!>)— Florida’s ilelegl-tion to the
A'dverHneitieiilH For Bids On nnnunl convention of the Nationa1 prey In the pitchy blarkness of a
SI retch Net ween Suawnnee Education Association . Juit held at t ropier I sen at TTjidniKht was helm:
__ JiBASSF.K.
______ . Fin.. July I». | Slut? renaton
(rciirexj;•ntlug
IW
•Tht State CnnvnnHitig Board, |more than one coimty)
IRiver And Madison Will He Philadelphia, numbered between 15 told today by officer* of the Brit
‘ 1» * meeting h.-re. him uu->Cobb, Jr., first dnark-t;
: **
Inserted Within Few Days and 20. considered a splendid rep ish steamer. Ripley Castle.
„„J 'th e nomination b y the Chav-ow*- twelfth: \V. II. Malone,
The biir freighter was just south
resentation. jccor dinjr t(✓ W. S. of the Equator, bound from Phil
ipratlc pftrty of the sueifssfii! twenty fourth; J. Mux.v
•TALLAHAJ-SEE,
Fin..
July
!».
jutes In the June primary. •thirty seeoiiil: I.. W. Ji-iiiifhg >, (
Cavvthon. t-le -iiuerintendotit of mlelnhin to Capetown vghen Tony
dec lured nominated ful!o#»»: ■thirty-third; A. H. Wiiinr. tiiiity-^ (/!’» Floriili i» pushing forward public hi.-11.0 1ion. who hended the Mudlson. 2ii-yenr-old seamnn who
States Semite: lhincnn fifth; M. *». Harrison, thirty-sixth; , with its work of hard surfacitiK one j party.
bad come to the deck for air. lost
Jacksonville. renoml-'J. J. I'errisb. thirty seventh and I #if the most important highways of 1 The national gathering, Mr. bis buli-nce and fell into the water.
lhe
country
the
*
Old
Spanish
I
J. M. Mitchell.I
Cawthnu said, was nn inspiration
In the darkness his fall was un
jntress: Herbert A. Dim ii -,
The board, after its canvas, an ; Trail.
to everyone, and was considered observed mid he was not missed
t and R. A. (Jreeu. second ilis nounced the following vole for the j The State Roan Department has bv all to have hem one of the best until an hour later. Cnpt. George
nnuoiinced that within a few days
, unopposed; Thomas A._ Yon, liigju-r state offices:
ever held.
.Sinclair immediately ordered tinIro l'W . J. 8«*nri>, fourth.
United States Senate: Jerry W . adverti-eluents for bids for th>ship to go hack nnd ft nlowlv re
Mr.
Cnwthon
was
one
of
the
F.’fUjlttorney general: J. It. Johnson, Carter, dl'.l >2 fiisi and tens
l'.T2 -«"; paving of that stretch of the trail
traced its course. About 2 oclocl;
i ■tiliopposed.
loud; Ihmcon U. Fletcher. i'»tt.7Mi iietwicn 'he Suwannee River and speakers at the superintendents' |in the morning faint cries were
<>n dinm-i. held a- one of the enliven- heard. Two buoys with flan s were
V:TBupromo Court: W. II. Kllis, first and HI2 second; J<>U|i A. Van Madison wntild be inserted.
July 21, the department will con lion’s fentlir s. The affair was
■’Artaiteu.l Brown nnd Rivers Hu- Vnlxnli, -I 22(> first.
tossed overboard and Madison was
unopposed; I.. W. Strum.
Congress.: J. II. Sroithwi.-k, it).- i id<-r tint for that |x>rt:oj| hetw'i-en 'wholly nn informal one. however,.
-cen struggling in the water.
tinsupei
i
nt
•
ndenta
taking
no
2HI:
Thom:
k
A.
Yon
12.717;
Ruth
Lake
Citv
and
Live
(Ink.
rea Brov
Brown nnd Strum were canudjrex
When the seaman was pulled
Sours, • When 1lie har.lsurfacitig readies particular suba-ct for discussion.
. Idate*. for imminuMon for iin«*x- Mi van Owen, 20.117; \V.
aboard, both legs were bleeding
Florida’s
delegation
traveled
by
21.22:i.
plred t^rms.
<
Madiioii. lefierson,
Leon aud
fmni shark bites nnd his face was
Railroad commission: Croup 1. j Supreme Court: Francis It. Cur- (■adsden loimties will doublli-s be bo; : from .f.-n ksonville to Ni*w
torn
and pecked bv birds which
I#
r
M
il,.701;
l.oijie
\
\
.
Strum,
77,
Eaton; Croup 2, Kug'-m- S.
ready to g*> on wentv/aid vvilit rh.- York and then bv rail to the scene, in t| swarmed down upon him.
HI.7.
cwb.
paving, l>r l‘ on* \. Hathaway, of the meet me. The boat ride was !
Railroad Ciimmirsion: R. Iludso.i clinii niai:. filid .
described 11 one of the most ell 1
IW .s U lc 's Dttornevi:: C. A. SnvII111r. 10.012 first : ml 1,207 sei
tcitnining features of the trip.
It
a
.
i
ei
rorcously
stated
in
a
.-J r„-fifth Judicial circuit; E.
oral; It. j,. Eaton. 12.077 first and previous anumimemcnt that Col
/Wiltnn, sixth circuit; J. C. A t 1.lit)I second nnd Khencxer .lackMl RKO IS HANGED
■) flight h circuit; <iuy M. Stray j son Harris. 7.7.'t:t first: E. S. Mat umbia « minty bad been unable to
dispose
of
its
bonds
with
vbicb
lf twelfth circuit: C. A. Boyer, thews. 72,222. T. .1. Ro.liling, 31.
W ASHINGTON Julv I'.- (A’l
BOISE, blab
July It. t/P>
to luinbiirfm-e the trail. Tin- ref
tcemh; Dewey A. Dye, eightWith
the iiresident and Mrs. fool
.Inliii
Mink-'
•
a
as
hanged
at
the
tf Alto Adams, twenty first. •05(1.
1reuee le»iib| bate been made to
t ,* re early t his morn ulge settled at the summer White
Ii ,*v
Madison -ouniy.
Repori
from |ii-Milenl 1.1I . h
June 25. 11)2-1, House in the Ai|irondn. ks. th»*
1
Columbia I'lHinl v are t. the • f I•••I MIC fnl ’ 1“ ae iider
u.*l<-murk.
be fiirm»*r evolutive mansion In-re i< being
nf
A
U
U
bai th. t.- lias bien nn trouble . •
The trap was iin*|ii 1.-*1 for an extensive o v .:
a- -• > ale
pern re *-*l at all in finilmg a in.11 lai in
1. in., and phv I.Hilling as the wormen i-.-.ii und.-i
PI 111c >" 12 111
l(el luf tioinl.s In 1e.
take w-itli assuranee that it will l»**
■lend al 12
Mmli tei and ....................aula , .It llil< p* 1*11101* o*i
w1. .
i n»t>; dete.l when the president re
k.
however. .-oror.lir.g to .1 -eporl ; *-■’
turns.
_
I rum (In road d.pai 11111-til. have1
While painters are busy with the
been unable to find 11 mmk.-l fo r 1 West Palm Pea< b fHIKI.OOtl bond
tle-ir lioi.ds, and the highway o f - I issue voted, tor erection of two . xterioi reconditioning of the in
ficials Iihvi aunoumeil that thi-vinew .lunior IIit'll School buildings tcri.tr is receiving the attention of
anther group nf workers.
•voiil.l consider ns in emergenev mid addition '*> several others
. The telegraph and telephone
sll'etchc.* of the (tail in llnue two
counties, which w.-re de. lured !u be Iran- . outim ntal highway open i Hues which have been hisli lied t"
It traverses tie* »:«ve d.i-ci .-ommunicuti.m h tweet,
in nail con.liti.il, purti. iilarly ,*.l (he 0-.11 an*..ml
s.iutbeiu ball Hi the United Stale.:.
eM.utive offnare here nnd the
low tig r-iins.
An agreement
w:i> recently winding H i way through Florida.
' u »"**’
'v,,r'
"
Louisiana, ''* v<- I -iiluv.
r'-liclied, however, whereby Maili Aliibainii. Mi a.- ippi.
.r
son county would be given nil <*|. Texa , < alifni uia aud other states. I
f..'
Iarl«*1 “ it
A vi-n Park W«»rk
Rl;»*
pot hmit\ I*> again offer it- li.mil
lb<- ..pening "I' the Esellinbia ba
lor sale.
Within a period of t w.» ' l.ri.lge, and c*n-.l ruction of the !• m-w 17.7,1)1)0 11i|rli 1:&ii«Ik I ’oUfitv
i
w.*eki after the d.s-isi.ui wa- |mil.- Mobil.- bay bridge are lw«. l 11lift IiimI r.
reiu h* d. the toad
department link- mux being placed, mill l*lnr
Ithinned to go abend with it- re ola'- ilci p inn i*> . pi-.’.l tip tb<- bard
•pies! :'or bids.
ni l.n m g is 1 misidereil by h ig h ¥ \
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In eonimcnting *m the neees.-ity way officials .1 no less an i m p a r l05239915
for immediate art inn in hurdsur ant - I .-(■ luwai.Js pa ttin g the f in
lacing the Did Spanish Trail, which ishing loU.beU|.oll oil.nf the __________________ ________
is Stall- Road Number I . Chairman g tea lust road projects of the tmHathaway declared that the high liilll.
way is in nn sense a Ineni one, but
that there w h s 11 state-wide de
mand for its paving.
_
"It has been and is being Mil*
‘ Roald Amundsen was given 11 lempestuoiiK-greeling when be arrived in
ject'-d to a tremendous traffic,"
jtilMttlo after flying over the north pole. This picture shows Hie smile Dr. Hathaway pointed out, "ami
which fit* greel-ted the wailing crowds us his steamer came tip thi experience of those whose
but incss curries them over it. par
the pier.
ticularly after a hard rain, steadi
ly increases the demand for its
paving.
That portion of tin- road
between Lake City mid Madison,
line to its longer age mid (<■ the
•tse of poorer mnte.-inl, makes it
the worst stretch on the joule; in
t liut tem pi dull u pp etill* •
)ta<t, it has just about lived it: life
V.
are t*asv In p repare w ill)
W IN T E R PARK. July It. <-l’i |free disrip-sioii bv Hie students I,,f i^efulm-.s. ami mint either I*.
I he A
I* a ssorlm o u l l>.
As one of tile features nf (lie July I hem-rive 1 under the guidance of ' bard- or!aci d *>r 1cmiist 1in-led. In
"I*1
'd 'Olir.-e, Wit. l**to
th n ose fro m , m ol salad in
"Issue of the Library Journal of lb.- jiruft'SHi*r n| liDiiks, There will i l *"'jdictat.*-. the paving **l the road
7-*the American l.iluary As-ae inti *n, lll-a. I • lecture course on tin* hi- T ile *.* purl ineni is .-onfrout ing a
gre d it'iits , sparlilintr d rin ks
and U 'm p liu g a p p e tiz e r ’s
/ there appears an article about the tIII-v .if Ilook 4 mol book-making. condition which iiiih I In- relieved,
a w a it you in a pleasin g a r
EM:now profexsursliiii of books at Th- Rollins Press atitociul.-.l with 1an.) p ,|„.*.s not feel justified in
1- Rollins (College. The article points the college, will provide an oppor ( waiting unl 11 th.* bonds auth.irixe.l
ra y.
out that the clinir wii 1 suggested l unity for the publication of a , |.y these counties can In- s,,|d and
few
beautiful
books
each
yenr.
,|pv
pi*.cee.ls
received
Th.
work
©yh//.: Ralph Waldo Emerson noneI'.dwin ttsgond Grover Ins be.-n should commence al once, and il
J,'{> Otr years ago uinl that Rollins Collegs was the first to take slep-i appointed to the new chair. Pro ( i>, believed that by the time il has
, lessor ■•rover has been active for made unit.'rial progress, the I...ml
2 to matorinlixe tlio suggestion.
27 years in books publishing mid market will have improved and the
The discussion follows:
' . Rollins College ul Winter Park, nnd c.'Utribiited lint a little to couuly funds will lit* available,
Florida has announced ( the cs- raising (In* artistic nnd lypograph- During the progress of c.uisVriier ~ r _____
■
tabllshment of n profe worship of i.al t tun.lards of book making). He lion, the depart incut will-imiiutain
n
Is
also
a
poei
and
a
writer
and
detours
in
as
good
condition
as
f.tlbokM. This new chair is Im-U'd on
cuitril
tiling
editor
of
the
W...
I.I
possible.’’
!(' suggestion mudy 71) years ago
. Th.. Did Spanish Trail is the only
'by Ralph Waldo Emerson. H lias Review.”
tromained for the Rollins College
t
s
. under thu leuilershifi of Dr. Ham
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- y.flUtn Ilolt to lie first to recognize
. in this way the need for directed
recreational reading and the fnriiilog of reading habits while in <<>l-
.*, ii.- *t11. , 4
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T A R R Y T o Wn , N
(/PI—There are tWo la
In the life of John d. i
Which he- celehrMrx .
birthday and the *|’
first jo 6. His eighty^
day is today. The ot
in September.
In the village of
Y., thu oil man wax
ble circumstance*
plays golf nearly
to this h'j attributes hbJ
good health.
PLENTYOFP|
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J.-trk Demp-.jy’s mother-in-law. M r. Pertlia I'oylmi, i; visiting at the
Hollywood home of tlit Dempseys.
• i-
I- aii hen with her daugh
FreshMilk
J
K^-I The clas: 1 work will Ik‘ largely
s
Determination
9
•110 Sanford Avenue
siffi
A&P Creamery Butter
Fresh cut from Tub, lb.....
AQ
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A&P Apple Sauce
No. 2 C a n ............................
V.Our buttermilk is pas-1
fteurized — therefore
pure and safe.
for
ftbles am i niek folk s iu m any
litg n c e s
beenuse
of
l'\ N (Y ,
i: \ T U A
3
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or
an y
w , t r y o u r cu ltu red b u tle r-
Ik, > .
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Peaches
3 pounds .
W M m m im . ?
improving the
science
\
II
of food
11Cam pbells
M 1** M
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Pork and Beans
1 A r I Oi
liJ C
\r
m u c h c h e a p a n d carelessly q ra d e d fo o d is offered"
n e v e r a c c e p te d . R iq id an aly sis elim in a te s in fe rio r qoc
P iq q lq U Jiqqlq. Hot c h e a p qoo d s d o u m lo a p ric e —*bul *1
valjUe u p !o q ra d e —EU ER ^ ARTICLE. . r
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Tomatoes’
can
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7 Oz. G la ss .......................... 1
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| j Potatoes,
101bs.4:
s Sultana Apple Butter
^, i
7 1-2 Oz. G la ss.................... 1 Z C ■
I
Lemons,
Iona Ripe Baby Lima
25c I
a Beans, No. 1,-3 Cans for
!
|
R
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s
4
lbs.
seedless 4'
A&P Olives
^
15c |
Selected, 3 1-2 Oz. Glass
a. Peaches, feK 3 lbs.
California Prunes
17c!
40,50 Size Fruit, lb...........
|i
June
Peas,
No.
2
cans
California Layer R aisins
I!
m m
3 Crown, 2 lbs f o r .......„■... 25c 1
Sunnyfield Bacon
49c iii
Sliced, Pound Pkg.
(Jurulma
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Raisins, 4 lbs.
Cenuiiie Western Steers
The Greal
i*
Atlantic
t i l " k k'KVA
i ;'7’..j »,i-1- *
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Kxtra
Funcy
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EDGEWl
GROCEl
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its
doo] BatiRfyltiR drink
din n er,
14c
r
- ]
IthfulnesH nnd food vnlue.
lunch,
Beans
i o
CampbelPs Pork
k Beans, 3 cans
Lemons
thu use ol
"R * cu ltu red * b u tterm ilk
20
Cobblers
.
1" . D ot tors a d v is e
50c\
s
,
luttermilk
JLVt'*
Ills.
Cobblers,
I Vernier Coffc
PIGGLY WIGGLY
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J u iJ u ia u iJ u u u u u iJ ia u u u u u u u u u u u u U
s
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2184 S a n fo rd Ave.l
Thea Nectar Tea, 8 O z ...
Pkg. and 5 lbs. Sugar f o r ..
A&P Ketchup
14 Oz. Bot.............................
Quart Sweet
best fo o d !
D « c ti» rs f d i e t i c i a n s a n d
tite r s a g r e e t h a t m ilk
t h e w o r l d 's b e s t fo o d ,
n ' t c u t d o w n o n m ilk ,
o u c an h a v e a ll you w a n t
w h e n e v e r y o u w a n t it b y
u s in g K LIM .
.
WHOlf. MILK
Menus
SEL-RITE
Potatoes
r r t h e ' w o r l d ’s
■T>**x*
Clean Rasy Sc
_____25c]
ter Mrs. Jail; Itemp'ev, or Kstclli- I -- ’ *1, if ,V"ii i*r"fcr.
m,
A&P Silverbrook Creamcry Butter in I Oz. P r in ts..
65c_
121
XBSBKFS
Amundsen’s Victory Smile
Library Journal Carries Article On
Rollins New Professorship Of Books
‘
No. 2 June!
Work On Repair
White House Begins
H ot Weather
II.S S t
10
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9 ufLk S S l h 266 lh'
9
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... M , W m-J/.v -
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11
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*»f''
4r\
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*
Tii
KoaatJttc lb. Chudt St*
~0c lb. Haailnog
|(,_ FraA-IJfilc SauBage 29c. II
Fork
Wc, Fork Chops.
8 M p ; :T-‘ ‘
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ijjfrij •
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V'
•>v
■V- ✓
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i
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The Town Council held it* rog*
S r i,™
U ft Saturday ular meeting on Thur<il*y night
Bilile School. !»: L*» o’clock.
Daytona Beach where and neveral special moctmes also
Communion and sermon.
1l
tha week-end with lately in reference to the water I o’clock
i work* and the _tax
_ _ _tie-' ••smetita.. . Christian Endeavor- 7 «7 lock.
. . ,
..
i t-l Pmhrniilerv flub te t on 1 ft u v 'T meeting Wednesday, t»
_ J S t t j y SJEt jrJ& 3 &
.A
o.~,
..
.la in at har horn, in Han Eli,.mincer at h-r ..... , - » | |« |, OK TI1K
•Highway.
James Boaky of Winter
end Mln . F. H. Brockman of
returned to tbeir home* Frltier • pleasant visit here
S 3 , - prnentu- Mr. and Mrs.
i*
ati their
home on
v Flower* m
kncjr "umr
f Av*nut.
I and all authorized Chriftinn Sciliterature may be read, bor-
i once
Christian a * .
«r y ,«..
liefd every .Sunday n,»n,to*
services ond to make u«e of the
I Roman’s (.tub. <>«k Avenue neat to 5 n. m.
All are cordially invited to the
l
'in iVloHt^'^Siihfc't
! day School at
o clock. Subject re :ui injr room.
*
J for tomorrow. "Sacnimqnt."
, Wednesday evening
services i construction o f 5^00,000 uililit ion
■
JT.WalT'SSSf. °'
.....
' T bl. .............. .
a f„...
Sara.ola- WV k alarled. ™ .....
Pendin'' Room at ‘ I" First Nation- snuction of Iainiami Trail south
uj f );, H n iie m e , ujir re the Bible word from Sarasota.
| Special Saturday Evening j
\
Ready To Servo
I
The large attendanee continue*
^ ‘■Horae* Carter of Ijiuren*.
rad hare Friday to spend mt the Baptist'rimrrli and Sunday
School.
On the first Sunday of
t t tfma on bujines*.
July there was preaching by l!cv.
TM gu* leave* Saturday |Ashbcl from t'oehrain, tin. There
IJirena, S.
where will l>e preaching servin**
for ijii
l ~visit hi* parent*.
.Sunday this month
'arrived 1
1ST METHODIST CllCItCII
W. I’ Itiihrinan. pastor.
j Sunday
*'ool <J:4b o’clock. II.
i " rrrai
'
hjiiK H«*rvite. 11 o i In. I..
Ser.inm hv ttie pastor.
Epwnlth
Isnigitc
/levo';. a al
ineci,ng-w I „Vi>>ck
ON
aim Springs j
JUST WEST OF LONGWOOD
jeave care and worry at home for a few
•
—a t —
!■
iS
$1.00
I v i
mm’
Municipal Mock at Li:.’JO
and *1:d<) ['. M
1!
**. ■
Lake Monroe Transportation 1],
Company
j..
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a
Golf
With Charles
J ett Mack, IVIarg
SiDcLaMotle, Hen
S1
Walthall.
Over Sunday
■ I Selected Org.’tr. Solo
S
Georgt. iir<H kh
■ ’
j |
( ’omotly
®
“ A Socitil Tiiana
A T THK
Chicken &Steak Dinners
Ksrlusivr* Agents lor th*1 In mot is
WEDNESDAY
James Kirkwood!
Mary Astoria
" Ut i l t i f llngt ti" Ktjttipmuni Mnmi-
la, litre,I at l.ongwood.
M A l( \
MR. AN D MRS. N. B. JKKoM K
‘THE WISEGI
-—( nmeilv—
Come Swimi\
Orange and l
Black
with me.
:
«
■
Meet You
Cabaret
■AT-
Colleen Moore)
5'K lla is plrfying to l(ir
|
allditMices w i iywh
FRIDAY
Lon Chaney
I M ) K H NEW MANAGEMENT
5 ■
‘THE ROAD
MANDALA!
Sanlando Poo/!] Dining,
- MILKS WEST OF1 LONGWOOD
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Dancing,
Entertainment
■ 5
_
SI IITS — STEEL LO( KERS — REFRESHMENTS ■ ■
A Pool For the Kiddies, Too.
Comedv
"M y W ife"
Also Merchants
SATURDAl
‘SANDY’
Every Evening Except
Sunday
■ i
adapted
at the
Dinner and Bridge 1’arties
''
— Harry Lange Ion Co
“ White Wings Br
OUT
Dancing on Thusdays
<’lnl) Sirloin Steak — $1.50
Special Sunday
Dinners
—Comedy— .
“Somewhere in Wr
SATURDAY
Bob Girdon;
m
3
and
private
‘AHEAD OF
Seminole Syncopators Orchestra
Starting at 8:00 P- m.
Phone for Rwervotions
ph o ne o r a n g e a
K A Y H. P O S T E R . Mgr.
Mt
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a
S THEBR0AD1
BOOB’
or
Satisfactory service to club* luncheoiw
dinner partiea.
THURSDA1
Glen Hunter!
Southern Fried Chicken
a
-trL X-
bv. ■ ■ (V ■.Jbxjj
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^ d b lac k h o tel,
LONGWOOD, FOR RESERVATIONS
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A .. %‘t
from .ElenortJ
erin’.s best agller witk
Spend Your W eek-End 1! Table de Hote Dinner
Swimming . Boating - Fishing
THIS WKKK
THURSDAY
■ I IltTt* is Colleen in ,u|
De Leon Springs Hotel
SPECIAL
I allies
■ 'o l' ro ars and laughs.
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■
A(*sn|i
jj ELLA CINDI
No Cover Charge
dth us. swim
."Iiuii l Sinj,"
■I
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tburs.
Come and enjoy a days vacation
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Sanford Country Club
riiVK r s \ nil n
Our Ganjr Cfiu
Charles tun I.miMini
THE UNKNI
S0LDIEI
in
LAK H
a
5,
I 12 South Park Avenue
WE SPECIALIZE
Crystal Lake Dining Parlor
‘PA D L 0 CI
51With Ivouis
■ iAiuiae Dresser
|
Noah Herr
SEMINOLE C A FE
Where everyone goes that appreciates a real sauiUuy
))noI. Our pool venp,liml tmtf water ehanged daily.
I Cattaneo’s I
i; I’aramonnt
’! Bea Jhe’s Siijirome
j: Gem
Buttermilk
Coffee
Iced T e a
K \tr)l
. MONDA!
Cobbler Si
Pie
t.,mr
■ tmetfon all week. v
■ her changed it| fre
■ tervals.
Passenger Yacht Welaka
Eat Your I
I
■ photofilftyH .
Candied Yams
W a te rm e lo n
A LONG COOL BOAT RIDE
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■ ■
week
■ The Mi lane’s l-trsi
■ sar.v. Note t he
| the very latest
Salad
l , ; i l M o n r o e and tin* Si. John’s River
a jsu,*“•
.1:—
Steamed Rice
■ !
for only .10 cents.
Sunday DinnerJ
l
Fried Half Spring Chickc.i
v* “ !
E\enn,ir [.ren.'liin.'
*er\ i. .
Ir. and Mr*. J. V. liurlington, Hr Monday :■tiernooii '!.<• I
“
o ’clock
>.bt Eauronn, K, ( ‘ . having been i die-* Mis-iontir \ Soeietx .nil • o
I I’m \,o r11»■i■' i*11 U •■iloe-.l . ,
led th ereb y the illr>e's of the ! w-m* it i be eimt-b.
n'rlo. i.
r’n mother.
A In ■>• , • • I. ..inc t , .11
—
j ..
,
1 Mr iii'il Mr- .1 I! \b o . I, ■ n s c \i. •t 'in - i him b.
,, IT, , ,M,,< Mtst" tert.lined on Jtilv I n' <.f< • < ...... I
CpTno1' of 'fldonta. f.n^.. |,IM|g,. State ( or,,.nan.b r U alt. i
F IR M II M 'l 1ST CHI IK II
jj
( n ittjng In Sanford a* the pj Ballard, of tin' Sp:m.-h War
Suridai ', lio,,|. :• ‘‘.I o'ldoek.
■
of Ur. and Mr* t Miller
Veterans of l''|orida. Mr Italbird.
Morning v.Mi-diip nn.l sermon, 11 J
Mis* Ruth Ballar.l. Mr ,.r..| Mr* o’eloi I.
*
Ge*rre Rice, Mrs. Carrie Brironn Clnrl;, .in,I
b.-e|ib K
Solo.
"Ih
.i.in
g
arid
Morning"
;M
Mr*. Raymond Key end Phipps of (iree|HV.„.<l Lake
The
M Adelaida Kov motored house wus deerirnlerl with \l,,exi Spicker Ml-. I! I lt|,ooi ■
Anthem. The lord ,,| 11■■-1-< is ■
11 Boach Saturday morn ■ ean flags am! red, xxIt11*■ ntnl blue
With r . —i b,,ii,
■
r.wmre Mesdame* Rice and flower*.
I lancing ami nng,r,,/
Subnet
,,!
set
pin!,.
“
Extdoi
mg
£
Kill apeml n month.
Were enjoyed thi ongboul I he . v. I be I 'mb -< >>k i e.I
m
j ning.
Vuung P, ..pi, '• Cniun-, ,t la ■
j»jT- Br%dy left Thursday fnoV lock
l
wb*p* h r has accepted a
,
,
F n nine ,er \i, e. H o'. |,Mt,
At the rr'guliir riier-ting ot f 1,•■
tod Mr*. Edmund Meinch ;r,v i’'
...... T '" " 1" '' .
........
I lie orcllest rn under till* , "•»>, of
baby motored to Orlando K ri-imn"-v ....... .
‘" T 1*'"
Mrs -1 Ilea*. I ,d.-biilgli .. it gu
.Where th*y sjrent the day.
.tmn* were cot,.........I
Mm ft
w,v#
,
1nunt*i*H n\ \h«‘
nn* in -atis the following •■,,rubers
" T « lligtl ' ''kies." /„ i
lol.
TC. Piemon and E. B. Etnrev 1fact„ry eon.litimr.
I . tt. , w,-.-e
frlaodo wvtre ip the'citv Fri.luy rei1'1 f f ' " ' “ hscni m.inl.cis „..d tb,- f 1V/.JV’'
*
v.
tding to bu*ln*** for the ^atl' ‘lt't ' " r l '” '
'■,,vvn'R meet
■*»• ‘ .Irm ..t (.ml m \jn.rc.
SS p Bell Telephone Co
ring for the Btumir ;rt ilm lihiurv
"In llm riuid. ri" Mile- Hi'--,
______
Ltp next Weihii'sdnv aft<-riun»ii.
"■ Ibs-tlinvi'ti Or.-hr-tr.i
Wnlk, i Ritlfiim ni. .tod Stewart
I t Barne* of Ukc Worth
"M'diiutimi," - ..........
(ii
'th »
in .Sanfoid, Friday 1 The young Indies „ f Mr-. Fred
A. (Turk’s Sunday School eln-s rc 't'O'tiii. ^
tihg Uii»lno»8,
•
----icently entertuined I In* v«*tum men
Jl rL,°*
f *;11111fi•
. McTptr of .Miinning, S. [nf It. S. Knitzmingcr's r ’..
t!.,
•jt%d in thf city Friday tojlibrary, when u delightful affair
Roman/,-.
Bi-ve,
u, l‘' '
’ abort while her* on hu«i- wa* enjoyed.
Among those pres
n‘
ent were: Mrs. Fred A. ( ’lurk, Mrs
‘ , J "■ *
Pbuu-i.
Solo, t mill1 1, Hies
■it *
Robert Turnhow, .Mrs. J. 11. Mon
_
Baihuel .iohn- ick, the Misses Helen Foster, Kath --Alt - \ ). t,,! Riiln-t i son.
(••^OPV^t of St. AugiiMtine erine mid (irnce Entzminger. Mar
‘
-t mon. " I be Si,|„-e
hutines* visitor* goret Matthews. Frances Arm .
strong. A Mill La Vigor, (he Messrs. 1,,mr .............. '
_
iTurnboW,
Kntiiuingeri I ’ lu r i-, _ ,
. y
r*»-0 - Henry of Knxton, Pa., I.Scott «n,l •evernl guests lr,.rn out
* 1 , 1 ' ,r" '1 11 v,l‘
'Pint in
L
among tha oul of Stale *r of-town.
■
lb In th*
the cltv Friday
He t\iI Jit lit . In. r , p hi ■ ha . 1 111 m
at the Seminole,
At Cmnp Winona, tin- V M.
M. ( '( 1 |M Itl\ Jill Nil -- «■«•••!• wi t h
hi*
CP ill’ Lliifllrt * . Ill
g_ . . .
T."
... , A. ( ’nmj> ipiurters «t l’,,n,f
111'*1r a h im i hi- in,uni
I A ,, j
*’ ^
Roumdhit
Siii lngs. L,uigwu>„l
h' |il r tilin'*
m
" ,UniPd h" m‘ l’ r,,l,,V iseiiled bv Pn-.-ton An-dry, H
H J-I
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f f i nl * nr '7 U,T ; , T lLr i1^ r b ill .Ir. .lark T „ , 11 VIIH.
tin W r
1IT11Mi t n, ,.
iluy Mi
«;ird ,-nl, rl;inie<l Mi .1 1. Unit, 'a
' i an,I Mr IL [’I ( ’irlili :,j tunei. 3
OvUiomia.
The book fixluies ill, lulling tin eon hi tu-r nl t tart i\<■ borne
i be | m
n -. ,rtb"
RV Ben Caawell reiurmd Horn,•
r " " " •'’-‘ ••"‘ di m
Ti.o.l Lake
building where
u here tinI Inla^tr >M*lit> f . „
the I inl;r*r bnilning
ywheiw
i anfT ' ■l-wngwond's new h,inking nistitu ! Ex .senator and
Mr
I' rank
Armstrong, Mr. anti Me- Thomas I
JSturgeon. Mi', and Mis. Weir Cray ■
r with her rarent* Mr.
Howard W. Luder i* to open an i,,,d Mr. anil Mrs. Paul Mill,-i <«f
J. H. Hoff.
electricaI supply store and eleetri , lhe Orange unit Blin k were i he 1 H
xl ...
. ml eniltraclnig business in the near tt'ier-l- on Wednesday exemog ,,f ■
— *F-—
* ‘ uw " future ill the same building.
j Mrs. t alvm (». Black al her ieune i 3
lie will Arrive here next
hi Altamonte Spring.-w be the attractive house
Mrs. f . L. Thomas mid soil.,
o f HI*
MU* Helen Vernay at he
Bobby, former Isuigwood residents,
18 On Cryptal l,ake.
now of Surasota, have beeti recent
In . Elton Mnugtion
who ih 'guests of Mrs. Ilnwunl Wynn,
ndirrg the summer at Duytona
Kh was in the city Saturday for
Mr*, .la, k Leeds lias returned
day.
Mr, Moughton ucconi- from a visit ,,t mx weeks with her
4«d her to the Bench to spend meter in H<-l„n, Mass.
Mr and
,■
w«ek et,d.
Mrs. Leeds hie,' recently greatly
enlarged their house on Pine St. ,
knpa— Addition to bo built to |
Mr and Mrs. L. U Payne Imw 1
3Wo Avenue school.
[j
5 This
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS ill
mrttwttks.
•
.t i.oo
HOLY ( KOSS
-Sixth Sunday after Trinity.
I.y/nun
I The new- principal
( virhratioii of ilulv Communion
, School is Herbert Shaffer " grad‘'" b e k
uate of the I m v-r,iiv " f Honda ‘
school. l»:•!.'» o'clock.
«n i s n n i i i i c m i k i i i n i a i i i i i i i i i M i i i i i m u n i i i u ^
,ond nl*o hold a dcriec mm Mety|„rnjl1 , prayer
.
.Morning
and to-unmi, 11 non University.
n»* i* a ■**»n o f. , , .
Town Clerk .1 M. ShiU*r.
Mv \ evening
.
•
.Hervice.
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.
V Vu U !l0 ii',;,,r V , r iv ’ h i * avnn'' IS T C O N G K iiA TIO N A I. CHCltCII
B- Uw.s left Saturday ,r.n.l Block lHt-1 m-arL oil a oil- ■ Kpv. John Bernard Root. Ministrt
■
for Chicago, where he nble rooms were tnkei' b> family, * ,
v. b.,,,1 Si :|5 o’clock
■
* * . « ddcrate to the Elk* con- parties from .Miami. Daytona and, J orrJ,n'tf Uor, hiy ,,
other aertion* of the , tale.
Subjeet: "The All-in< bixtveties* ,>i
m
i The New tV«ii ment Religion."
M
|$r. and Mr*. Frank MacNeill
<>n Monday evening Mr Mi t nnoil,
radio
singer
«•«.,.r
sent
ami
Kvenine
Uorship.
8
oVIo
k
:|
"
[Vt flaturdav ofUsrtionn for I>av
I ^ ture ....
•art* and I; -g ■a
)g. Beach where they will epeii entertained will, a tWr.arn of tire*
from Pre-cnt day Living
songs.
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f .v j
CHRISTIAN SCIRNCB
3 0 0 ETY
At the Churches
Longwood
J-
'
"Wha^To^S,
,
�* W c ft
mte l
y w»%
uttfes
iM t night b/
-Thri
• .u
Kii
Bl
W
tC a m iH W lR B
YESTERDAY JOHN D. Rock*
efeller
celebrated Ms nighty-sev
. lnfnntil? paralysis vicm <; tim of Wagner, the .’ liih
enth birthday at a small family
the intangibly yet powerful snirUuul*'
?/. Klwania, gathering and played HU usual
Kivvaiiians the world over in the iJ,,i " 'l0’!
] inkw nine holes of golf, Itl excellent
iit«e. E d ^ V ™ e » ! nf«!"u?™V“ ' ,h“ pit.“l 'Kotment for
forced by poverty and ;!L ,
,H (,f brot bar hood.
[N O T tr«i . All obltu ry
health.
ika. r«^oluLrda oi thank*
V outh
Sotlcs# of eni*n*Jnm«ht» of ohdleaa m r ,;; t L ™ u T Z r h m'M to,
Those that watte energy, envy
r<«* .nr* m a B s W IH P s ability have grown to w i f l l J ’! Wutul,! *n aI1 Probr i t n lt i w •<Jr*rtU<fci but for the Drnctira) ri, a,X manhood n helpless invalid ing great wealth, may find com
KiwaniB- CluK. Thu * *na,>c,a! wmstunce offered by the fort in the fuel that Mf- Rockefel
lUwaniR^ uutx The won of a poor laborer, removal
ler gets no more out of life than
A iio q A n m m i
the' batten rmthx o f iff" Tu ‘V f / r ,Ittl)orer* removed from any other man of Ilia age. except
nctated P r i a t* .ex
i
.
l
i
L
Pains
of
bfe,
the
little
farm
bov
had
n
life
of
ior
(lea t<\ the U **_.f*r
of hU new*
the satisfaction of knowing that a
, It or w flv: « R f ’ iwn d
a
r sunlight.
t e
r
untn sa n fn ,'‘ i K i" ,ani" n*
h i. fortune accumulated in Kin youth
this piper and
id also
published heroin, »
ia doing good work all over the
(.publication of epeoiUi
_ w M lf.o rv 1!™6?!11! 1' % ! ' 0S‘ . lh”
is
» Worthherein ere eleo reaefred K
l h « f T ! . 1 *lia b ttle .sinter, a child w ith a m ind un- world, now, in hit) leisure.
A beautiful German poem tells of MY. JULY
an
old vine on the hHI-ln winter,
b ro th e r
hoTple»» 0' ^ ™ “ “ “ ' ‘ ° " Uu" ' 1 achoul ' vh ile hcr
stripped
of its leaves and grapes,
IftALD PLATFORM' 1
are optim istic
while the wine from the grapes
und
was making men happy fur away.
5K -
- a * 1i t i r
Of 8t. Johns*In*
; : , % sa - a j a r x
|k>n of b o u l e v a r d
Lake Monroe,
uf city beautifies*
trim.
of school system
Irn vision tor Inrrsased
pitsi; FOR t o p a y
If!OUS PROMISE bill make thee plente\_w-nrk of thina hand,
dv, and in the
|cattic, ana In fhe fruit
ror go
food.” Deut, 30:fl.
o laird
l
Thou art able
ling abundantly above
jean.ask or think.
S v .
•“***,/*y- A
*
- M M iM M a a H M iS
VvnJy); • ''
' v - _.. *l
Elton J. Moi
£9
A R C H IT E C T ^
First Natfonal Bank
Sanford ■» ■■ * - - - •;
j Kelvinator ia not an
ment, but Ib tried and.ptt
. Tens o f thousands of Batttlfi
|users.
y/sH
V
V
¥
\
Kelvinator Platt Ct,
1
Africander Arcade vT'^
J&
' " ‘I. ,be ,Re,lt , to f* ,1(lsl)ital immediately/ and I
everything possible done for his benefit.
(R )trr ransl.
,n of while way.
IOni, •lik7>. l.his that account for tho high placu j
iy pool, trnnin courts. that t iL atrt^
(In i of building pro-hnuse*. hotels, apart*
jioiincsof direct paving
eJ
»■>
r
K IP L I N "
iye that
!lU1I/Y.AR,)among a!' .'.e writers
that the Kiwanis Club occupies in internutionul life to d a y .1 y. - -yi NW 1
1
of 2,500 years can be called “ im
It ia useful worthwhile charities like this tlmt compensate
Hut docs not name the
tor the weekly luncheon nonsense which has .invoked the mortals."
other eleven. What would he your
sarcasm and ridicule o f many too blind to see the splendid
lir.t ?
Homer, l>antc mid Shakuactive service lying beneath.
spearc the flint three probably.
^he financial help given the little Barnes boy is but
fioethe and Cervantes the next ■
the first of a series oi similar charities planned by the
Iwu perhaps.
Many would put
Kiwanians.
The dub s under privileged child program is
(loetlie next to Shakespeare.
the moat commendable system of practical charity ever
undertaken locally, and in the furtherance o f it Kiuan ans
N*i j.lNT could satisfy the opin
should receive the full moral support of the community.
ions of a majority.
Villon wrote !
Again The Bath Tub
/
a . i». HOSIER
1‘ lamjilailAh-ltraOav
3 v
. fj?
«■»
All PM(lin:itPn rlipnrful(g
Vl
fin III Hit••<!.
Int Si
I’liqtiaTsil
__
V
NOW OPEN S
Standard Barber j
r J r ld
Shop
a prsiyer to the Virgin for his old
mother who ct.uld neither read nor i
write, ns beuatiful as anything in
nay of the greatest writers. And !
how many know Villon?
112 Park A v e .
1* II. Ilndgrn, Mgr.
Associates
l.oiicy McMullen *J'.
F. Vau.se and others
Broadminded optimists have long averred that .something
good may lie found in most actions catalogued as rotten,
.
but it is only recently that optimism has reached that stage
TEN IIH ill school hoys of De
o f fanaticism where its proponents seek to prove any mea
sure o f good existing in such odious orgies as Mr. Karl Car- troit, selling sandwiches In the
—SS!
TEJACH TH E PEOPLE
Ford factory and selling soup ovv-o
METHODS A N D MEN
roll's recent bath tub party.
TAM PA TIMES
rumuTioN
A disgusted press had thought the matter closed, and a ! rv where. * « veil Iflon in u year each
A S H E V ILLE CITIZE N
khere is Justice in the
'and will travel abroad "fur In adI'he
subject
of
law
is
as
much
and
their
remedy
is
more
law.
I
surfeited
public
sighed
thankfully
when
accounts
of
the
,
-seeing Plan,
A < hicago grom) jury proclaims i is a good law, and it is not
discussed at the present time ns it They do not believe in teaching
But now j mm and for to see.”
(day good St. Francis artistic debauch ceased to appear in the papers.
its
tiiscovet > o' 'he i ause of the 1there it is aminislered hy cor*
was
in
the
days
of
the
Pharisees,
lsent to nay to Man,
a controversy awakened by Miss Joyce Hawley’s c.ham- ' Thr fm I that ti'n buys i-inihl emit or in the day- of the Medes and the people to govern themselves. I Windy City’"ig y of crime. It is. ‘ a bad law by the fnct that here oj*
(years you’ve ruled the pagne dip is raging anew, and the reading public faces the j save $li(i(l in a year fells how times Persians.
There are today about They believe that self government savs this ImmIv of
means
the
privilege
of
encating
undisputed Kings,
l*i"found in- nipt, conscienceless and grafting
have improved.
Only a few years the same differences and about
laws. With legislatures, the con vest igntors, the parol,
time has come ror .all distasteful prospect of tuning in on the absurd opinions of ago there was only one mechanic in the same divisions.
system j officials.
If “ repeaters” are
wholesale
freeing of
habitual
ib, four-footd Things, people who claim that the bath tub party focused attention
There have always been the ex gress. bureaus and commissions ,
Inglct
out
of
the Illioniu pen
the
United
States
able
to
earn
lou have done to them on bath tubs, and was. therefore, in a way beneficial
to
tremists. or the two classes rep grinding out laws and regulations i * riniinals and convicts it asserts, tinnes, if hubitunl murderers
$1.0(1 a day all year round.
It
every day tin man cun know what 'urns so many murderers
and J
Ion or in spite,
resenting the extreme views or
upon the city that the po being turned into the streets
(Iplcns birds and beaBta civilization.
would have taken him two years theories of law.
One class advo the law is, und it is impossible for Jthieves
lice have not a chunci
cope I m,t »vrving their terms, If Hfi
In England the reaction of the refined entertainment of .’100 work days each to saVe
him
(o
dodge
all
of
them.
S
I
toi you this night.”
cates a law for every imaginable
Ica (f&t In the parka will staged by Mr. Carrol! is finding expression in a bitter press ?fidO, allow ini: nothing for living thing and a law to regulate all cannot do it.
He inevitably gels with them. And all thin is bol long thieves are sent back
frir barred doors wide, battle over the exact date marking the era of bath
This is now the real, human conduct. The other class in the way of. or “ trnmpels on,’’ stered up by the findings of the thieve :imte more before
tub expenses.
peepers, lashed with
Kinhad the Sailor valley of dia of extremists doesn’t want any as the legalists say, some law. He Joliet grand jury tlmt the worst - punishment is worked oat. It
Indignant old timers with more monds
type of comirts in that peniten-} evident that the men responsr
rill find themselves In- bathing in the Kingdom.
; law at all.
That is the view of does it unintentionally, and when
or parole law enforcement Mt:
money than brains are awakening echoes of the early
When John l>. Rockefeller went i the anarchist.
Two classes should he is huled before some court, he tiary dominate the guards and the
er
understand the principle* *’
entire
prison
population.
is
punished
for
an
unintended
act.
Norses will He down in eighties to refute the contentions of those who claim that to work seventy-one yours ago, ho 11, a d d e d al this time.
One is
which'it
Is grounded nor
He
then
becomes,
oi
a
sense,
an
; strewn with hay,
f
Hut
the
fhirngo
grand
jury
is
no bath tubs existed in London homes prior to 1886, and was pa ill six rents an hour, then known as the compromising clr
anarchist.
die despises all the pathetically and entirely niistak- proper respect for the Im
)ir drivers pall and
very good pay.
the
other
as
the
conservative
class.
It is a misguided view, but on. Not the parole system, but of their work.
iroughout an >endless the papers o f the country are filled with histories, bio
The compromising class has no lawhow
can
you convince him when he the class of men administering
graphies and eulogies of the inventor and manufacturers
This is an ancient thick,
TIM I HIM HO, king of the gyp- definite object ill view. It simply
fm something
(ml the provision)) of the parole law thing of attacking a system
vill depart at onoe fbr o f the famous bath room essential. Which all seems highly
ies. rules gynsies nil over the does not want to take a firm, posi has suffered
warm resorts, •
world.
ills fellows revere hint be- tive position on anything.
It al- knows is not wrong in itrelf? ( i- the cause of the leering of the cause a few men temporarily m*<
, wrong t>po of
prisoners
and, trusted with its execution
Mistress, left behind, absurd in this advanced age o f education.
cause
he
i.*
llie^
seventh
soti
of
n
j
ways
drops
in
between
and
tries
t Thereby hangs the t ile.
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One English w riter ilt'dares that
in 1872
bis lumdy
Itimil’ seventh son.
Tell a gypsy that get <i)i u middle ground
leze as Puss disports.
There is another and more se I heret'orr. perhaps a contributing either crooks or failure;i, Man;
The
» will hunt with, gups, owned it tub with h strap and lid, a 1natty i n\ tint ion whui tbs seventh son o f n seventh son conservative class is the one tlmt rious trouble with th<' legalist ! fill*)«1 Ilf i 'hit iigo's n nninalily.
lime before this the method.
piun painful traps,
To iay (tint iht* parole law is Iawn assailed when, us u mattsr
was^uaotl as a trunk when the owner deaired to travel. It occurs millions of times umong Juis always imult1 thr flight for hu- Under Ids view the people nr*'
KteeWtr_ squirrels tfport
l D unrnveil
visited
cuJh iU!4*
w*^ ! nilin n^hi* ami for liberty.
It has iionl)' 111 tlook oml they do think liie i/uiise nf crime is exactly us fact, the men stimuli have
.<caTi>s im SUWpftr AVR&'^Rlao recalled that the late Karl of
-that there is no personal re * sensible and personsive an say- fired. The parole systsm is
,u‘ {been in the forefront of every bat
America in 1886 and returned with one o f th e'fin est tubs JJE H U fd'amglc fSurei. ^ ‘ li (3 1tie for freedom since tin* world i poiisibility.
The true und cor- lin g that the eleetion laws cause excellent thing when conscl*t\U
(ngeLs, looking down, the states could offer. This, and like rot. is the aftermath nut so long -once the wi«est men , began.
This class believes anti rcct rule is tlmt guilt is persomi eli'climi Mumluls. The parole law iously humlleiL
jh a little, too,
Brer tu certain |tenches that government is best und. likewise, wrong is personal.
*
.(Mf
of the Carrol! episode in England and other nations of the attributed a third
^ 5 >
J
r
numbers und won
which governs least.
It wants all Hnt under lhe rule, according to
, ~7~~ 'JLn , „
'the necessary safeguards thrown the theory of the legalist, man is
lt is a poor commentary on twentieth century culture to
DART Mol TH COLLEGE, in 'around the people to protect them not capable of controlling bis own ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «■ ■ !
pun this come to pass say the least, and it ia regrettable that the distorted appe telligent university, will establish j and their property, but
further habits ami his own conduct ami j ■
\
earth, I know
a
course
of
"n.mp»r*tlva
religion.”
wants
the
individual
left
free
to lie must, therefore, be controlled Jj
tite o f the public requires the press to give fuither atten showing how various religious ide
juld benr to See a flu
control Ii Ih own habits anil his hy law. The law is a committee
tion to such a delicate expression o f the "new America.
tter sol
as have croiiped up through the own ronduHl and to enjoy the full for him. Hence tho man cun do
-Olga Owens in Life,
The contentions o f fanatics who see the degenerate, ages, repeating themselves along est freedom consistent with seif no wrong because he is irrespon
How mticli is any Automobile worth without Complete
—o-------sible.
The moment personal re
the same lines.
Thp students will
bath tub actors as missionaries o f cleanliness are too absurd hear of good fighting Vvil and hav government
and Dependable Insurance Coverage?
Not much! In
sponsibility
is
destroyed
tlmt
mo
fin all of ’em.
The mere mentioning of the
I act, any automobile is s tremendous liability.
An s t
to merit serious consideration.
If the
people of
this ing u hard time, miraculous birth names of the classes snows that ment society is thrown into a cha
-oride lit occurring in an I ns lent can wipe out investment
i'lorida’fl most Sub- nation are not civilzed enough to bathe without the impetus tuaght in many religions before there is an irreconcilable conflict otic condition.
and make the owner liable for hugs damage*. An auto*
It is time to place more respon
given to bathing by a party like Carroll’s, there is no hope Christianity, many trinities hav among them and continuous war
mobile's xalue run only be determined by the Insurance
ing their origin in the futnily fare. Hence, to the one class there sibility on the individual und less
carried nil it.
group around the cave firo. moth is loo little law. while to the other on law.
that the Aimec Som for the world.
We have too much law. 1
Ask ns about the London's “ GOLD G U A R A N TE E ”
------------ -------------- O--------------------------er and chilil, cto.
an case isn’t a very
there is too much.
It is folly to talk of law enforce I
automobile policy.
~VrI The compromising class does not mint when guilt is not personal. 1
ONCE SUCH a course would:want to “ hurt anybody's feel- Who would speak o f law enfoii'i'- |
NOTES
FROM
J.
E.
IN
G
R
A
H
A
M
’S
T
R
IP
have been, literally, a burning m at-, ,„gs,’’ and it prefers to modify ment in u lunatic asylum, or with
‘Chmis’^rhcatens Ra
ter.
But H«m-you can discuss the this, that or the- other just law a herd of cattle?
.‘t il KlrHl National Hank Bldg.
Tciepham 732
The very idea ,
ting." Not to mention
THROUGH FLO R ID A EVERGLADES
growth and similarities of religion I “ to set things right.’'
There has of law presupposes a being iupu-j
^vn static.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
ohl fort. Only a few supposed rifle if you are a little careful about it. |(,<>eu entirely too much compro- blc of obedience or disobedience, j
Editor’s Note:—Thu original
Real Estate
Iiuurane*
pits now show. We start survey and seriously offend no one.
there
is
responsibility j
inising already
Conditions were Unless(isolation in knowing
record
of
the
first
white
expedi
The deeply religious Christian never improved hy n compromise, there should he nil penalty.
of line to Miami from here Monday.
It
didn't blank us like
tion to cross the Everglades in
“ At noon Lucy, un old Indiun may object tf> President "Hopkins' A compromise will not preserve a might be a good idea to stop mak
the earlier innings.
squaw,and
her
grand-daughter selection of Dr. S. L. Joshi, a na principle.
ing laws anil turn to teaching ami
18y2 was secured by The Hotlld
came
into
camp
to
dinner.
Lucy is tive of India, to yonduct the course,
Then re
Al the present time the-law ex training tho individual.
(oolidgc in busy hand
through the courtesy of Frank P.'
75 years old-*-bright und talkative. but the selection guarantees Im tremists are in the ascendancy. sponsibility will rest where it
le Congress but in
Forster and will he published la Kays she was a wife of Osceola, partiality.
They have found something wrong, should.
^onic it would be more
serial form daily in this paper.
the great chief. The grand-daugh
throw cabbages.
HOLLYWOOD AND the moving
ter is the daughter of Billy BowFLO R ID A B ARG AIN S
picture world, which- meun 50,000,leg*.
“
March
Pd.
being boomed for
TAM PA TRIBUNE
"Two Indian villages or camps 000 in the United States, will learn
“ Broke comp at 0:20 a. in. Mer
|n. Lot him have it,
witji
interest^
that
F.
W.
Murnau.
are
near;
one
u
mile
und
a
half
place for him. San- cury at 38 at 5 a. in. Heavy gale
the brilliant German genius who
Forrest Crissey is just like all Enter the bargain-hunting investor
You are invited to come to (he New Y ork
N" danger of him front noi;th west all night. Began north, the other two miles south directed "H e Who Laughs Last."
west.
wading
200
feet
from
cump;
water
(be other well-known writers. He and tite home builder!"
rher. Falm Beach Insooft
to
feurW'Oallfnrnla,
wllhmake
“
Mr.
Hendry
says
Jack
Robeson
Radio Shop any evening und listen to music and
If this is bargain iluy, It ac /
very.cold. Country wet but ground
says there ia no need to worry
in
America. . People about Florida’s future.
That’s counts for the increasing crowds
firm and open prairie. Cypress located Sam Jones Old Town two pictures
talks from different parts of the country.
of the screen will be amused to what they all say. Mr. Crissey dis coming South.
miles north o f Shakleford.
Bargains mean
N’T — Cottage— Also heads and'sloughBi ^open country;
“ Launched, oar boats at the In- leart\. that for his work Muynuu plays no originality in his attitude, ] buyers,
gras*
good;
waist
blghl
Wont
into
partnient o ff High
artir
haklefurd at 11,a. m. .tlian landing on edge of Everglades J 3 men and women withh 1 no as exprcssedln his article,
“ What's
Radio sets instulled, adjusted, and repaired.
[preferred, with sdVntl eamp gt Fort Sha
The Margiie- Next in Florida?" in the Shrine
erlcnce.
says his 2 miles and a half east this after KCttl
Mr.
George
Hendry
TOM
SIMS
-Classified ad In
rite In Murnau'* "Fnust," uwned Magazine for July.
!
i
noon.
Weather
very
cold—wind
Aerials erected.
*-l( Run.
By all father, who has resided in this northwest and half a gule."
in thin country by the Marcus
country many years, pointed out
It is not to the. discredit,, of any
*vt‘ <‘ia that way.
Few
of
us
look
the
wav
we
think
I*<ew
organization,
is
a
girl
never
(To he continued tomorrow)
this pine island ns the site of the
photographed until Murnuu took reputable writer that they uni we do. In this we are lucky. •
formly concur in praising this
her Up.
« surplus in It’s
state. fT fe iv originality rests in
To remove freckles, have u dittg
Murnuu
Btrives
to
make
his
pic
A N E W SPECIES
Something like eighture* tell a picture story without their d lffm n t personal obaeVva- with u man who needs a shave.
P'xl at the samp time
TAM PA TJMF.S
202 N. I’ ttrk Avc.
I*hon« 740 A
words.
There is only one caption tions und'methods of expressing
» sweeping redilc
the
same
conclusion.
The
only
OPEN
U
NTIL
10
P.
M.
If
you
really
must
be
different
in.“
Hp„W.ho
Laughs
Last.”
1 Let Florida.'* crit,
:,Aj
shortcoming o f Mr. Crissey’s piece from others, try paying cash.
A poet will soon be needed to |situation on the wheal plains.
these two facta for
in
the
Hhriners’
publication
is
that
sing the song o f the passing of a Distance at harvest
Thu*e that
W H ILE PRESIDENT Cuolidge
references are to . only
race— the American harvest hand. Many furms require no outside un fishes,*1baiting -his own hook and its specific
- -i
.. - , Good poets are born, nut made,
-o — — —
one
section
o
f I1lorlda, although the c;()„d husbands are made- not horn,
Time was when the scorching
economically
using
little
ones
as
‘
Ry
do
are
supplied
by
jnotor
car
difference between summer sun of the western wheat
______
bait for Digger ones, Washington conelulsou Is folly as applicable
L Rockefeller is that belt beat down upon a migratory hands— a new genius that infests discovers dg
tu other sections
Women arc brave.
hi London i i i i i i i i i i i i i i m i i i m i i i u u i i u i i i i i i u i i
that
the
country
has
a
orate a birthday the horde of adventurous men hound the grain belt highways in dilapi
Speaking of what ha« been one married a man named Murmupresident
rwho
has
never
sought
to
fes* doesn't tell the on a mission both economic and dated flivvers.
ftmpoie
..................
his will on congress, never variously called a slump, a Blow duke.
!*■ Tampa Times romantic- They led a hard.life («nd,
— ---• ’ •) r.
The government maintains per mistakes the executive for the ing down, and a period of stabili
|don t bother to hand as one correspondent said “ fol* manent employment bureaus In
Earthquake on the Island of
legislative branch o f. the govern zation, the author say*,. .‘‘My best
-ei»Vr.
Doesn't matter. W e just
guess is that this,Is bargain, day Malta.
lowed the harvest from Oklahoma many towns throughout the wheat ment.
on north through Kansas, Nebraska country, but machinery has dis
Mark* Sulllvart Vtotlees that tho in Florida and that the bottom has wonder if cows there give Malta
[from Marsha Creek, and the Dakotas into Canada. placed about 75 per cent of human presldeHt' *h$l<jil "ajftdf from con hy no means dropped out of the milk.
‘
T;
usual; in a Hissing sun and Intense heat to help.
»
gress and its. politic*. -. He in re Peninsular Stats and. is not likely
.
-W-i
l in front of William fight *11 th* way; dust of thresh
Mussolini's daughter la in love
the entire
tne time whep.
when th*
Kansas has a banner crop of sponsible for what he does, con- to) .until the
reading a newspaper. ers, dust pf many a weary mile wheat, it is reported. It may be
Duntrv suffers a sevsta financial if Mussolini doesn’t change hi*
s Is responsible for what it countr;
■
»
—
---------™nge. That’s the of the country roads to a new tho greatest In it* history,' and 80
•*stback.”
,
H t recognises 'the" ap- mind.
Wiee
Calvin Coolldge.
peal
eal of Florida to tho, old folks, to
iwl LflfKsnd a few qf stand.”
per cent of it will be harvested
iht* hot spell.
The farmers are finding it in
MRS. ROBERT E. Spear, na the sportive young people, to the
These harvesters spent oppres by motor car hands, the product
sive nights in barns, traveled in o f an efficient age. It takes few- tional head-of the Young Women's farmers and business man and ev- creasingly hard to stand ' their
M
ground.
.
. ■■V
„ e,, don't Rave any* box cni» often were robbed of er o f this species of harvest heads Christian Association, says "neck «ry other class, concludingi
ths grain,
j
bscsuse they ing U.oBitb* decline,” on the au*
“ Noj as Lae* it the bottom has
. ■
L r he?L w)lile otWr« th*}r namings while on ths rouu to handle. <
Locomotive give four puffs for
not . dropped out o f Florida— far
. & , vDal,y Herald- --hut the harvest hand took his can get about with greatsc cage.
f r?fr B n ; Bhs ls merely skanglng every turn of the driving Wheels,
“ Tk h‘ v« n,t, h w d bmnils/ without 'gredt dhmpltlnt They can do mote work with t*ss
Second Pay. His spirit grew as hard as the labor than their romantic predeces “ The young women •respect <them*
projected dsvslopment to .gc- so they,should quit smoking so
<!
i'T-.'t
™cn, actons to hove callouses on hi hsands, • end sa sors. but even they will grow few selves tpa nmch< to permit boys to
much.
,
i‘-i- ft’ viTi*> .
[ everyone. _ Clermont rough as his tanned skin. Today er and fewer with' ths .passing become
That:
< — frrr';-'- ■ ■ *
v
-2 —
tve, and for some this species is rapidly dwindling. years as the use. of machinery wir
married
They Pfyi.the;
rr*rrr
*
►roof
o
f
Second Payment Farm machinery has wrought a spreads throughout the
increase tbOi *
w^est
if* 1,ttle *wan song. great change lh the farm labor country.
* ; :
■s.*
u*S t'tH s binder-boy! it will. Ex
'
LW,’
r
|t- tricks the
jeir cunning
puppies
masters
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ra*n to, suWptJ tfte tn ip ^ l Wtuta fflm 1
B,^bo-fl«nrorit W eraiAaf
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. BrexBor and by r«fu a % to f h in d lf Imported receive this bufk o f tils motherA publisheit III pemlnpl**Cl(unty,grio»k.
t wire coal, ryu jnejected fey thbVdelejrdta $5,000,000- estate under her will Ilia, Is liesrhy deaigMtM «■* tha/
chiidrVn. Helen nnd Glen, >
newspiipt-r In.wbleh this -or-5*r Bbal)
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T a r
Mr.*. nml Mr*.
have
Mrs. J. It.
II. Jnhfcon
Jolih:
(Contimied
Tom page 1),
Charn- conference ^of fho jSptiJjJal Union
left for
f»r their nummer
trimmer lmme
in round. Torn SteveiiB hnd nguoil guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. p. C. Cham1
27,*while A1 Bnpinnnn took o o » ; herlain « t Daytona Beach on the
'the
mountain.*
<
>
f
.Tennessee.
art Han Been Ashed
of Railwaymen todpy.
’»
sfrokc o ff par with a 25. Joe Tor Knurth of July
r i V W h eth e r A d O f
TH
-nu.
who
held
second
place
at
the
I
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•
1
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmos A ■ JhljnftSft ptnrt of tinlay's play* .trot ;i 35
Mr. ami Mrs. M. A. Warren and Calif.
v g ^ ttUlB . A 8W « » ; |„„-,| f, ml|
y hnvo gone i.t
nily
la _V
Vh-'n, niiikiiir hihi !K(1 for 15 holex.| family .wrr*‘ visitors at Daytona
i.llncontrtltutlonnl vjjj^ fa spend
«j|U! the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth
Holihv .loner finished tho firs t1lieach duly
f
were visitors at De Leon Springs
Mr. nml Mrs.
I'armuJee liavq
S liiA H A S S E E T Fa., Jnly 1°
July 4.
™ - r \ a : ■ s T ' V v t i 2 ? .s’. t ; r
« , .....
^
«5
-The State Supremo Court Rone
v Ashovil t N. ' ■;
" I d l» # ' four strokes K-hin l Tiirnesii l.akehuul wire recent quests of
» be called upon to decide Cenef.t of Mrs. 1W m le c * h ealth .,^« (h ^
(>f
nm(,
Mr
Mr,. it. C. Lon*.
They
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben Austin have
the lower court shall Iht
k....
,,
\
\
moyod Into their attractive new
Daytona
Beach.
-fn declaring Unconstltu i Mr. ih«I Mrs. /i. H. Kncwrimin. started tho .scrota mm- with even s,K nl .In:. •> "l
home on Beardail Avenue.
an act of the leglslnttire tifan<f family are at Pajtmm Hi-ncli ■f«u p 1 r , *'m ' holes,
L. B. Curry of
toririnir
an
assessment
of
j
this
month.
'
f
'
Mdilhorn
more;
than
dropped
lm
Mr
•
Mr-.
authorizing
The J. W. Corley residence and
,. : . .
t t • ... 1 .
-o!t
I.n'-.i'n iit'HP
MHli S.1I ..II
fH* \j'ti
Mia V
n-Dnniocv
over 'i-irm.-a
•.n Il-uN'ev^ Silts
Nm'iiw
were guests here
■ against stale school lands,
20-acre improved farm on Camer
a case
case Is
is to
oe
iriu
i-m
.-.i
Mr.
nml
Mr--.
Fr-.i
Ii»Ily
w
ill.h
r-i
Im
lehy
taking
siie
wh-i.Sund.iy
f
their
dnughtor,
Mrs.
W.
to i*e transferred
on Avenue has been sold tt> Lake
the circuit court for Dude j spend this week
eml :-t DaytonaTui m--n liad a Idrdie three.
!I. l'i. f
'i..l tamtty.
land people.
r-where Judge II. F. Atkin- IJearh.
Walt -r Hagen increased hi------ 7
*fter a hearing at Miami, up- 1
____
chnm-es’ for \iclmy l-.v starting 1
Mr. " e l Mrs. . Argel Cameron
G. F. Smith has sold one o f his
th© contention of Assistnni
Mr\ nn-l Mr*-. Ifeien- k, i># Hnn— <t. ■*. getting a iiiidie on the tnn.i. .-n-i -n-.-H
ighter were herefrom
Beardail
Avenue farms to a Chi
..■ney General H. K. Carter that
|,j«ve imw.td
the pl.-ue
l.« -> Diegel, stmoling --u-n t'niir Cncon <-■ >■- the week-end.
cago firm of Penny and Gnrrett,
taa act was n violation of Section'' h- r-- wlm-h i!e-v’ |i'.i, ,,li iHd from f" 1 IJ h->K.', kept hia^Ie.id -d 0111
link,, mer Jones and In Id hi-i
Dr. jiml Mrs. D. C.‘ Potter and who itre ahm waltf" to" be fnvestors
4,and 6 Of Article 12. of the const 1 1,\j,■ „|,.I Mi.-..
I ’nimnlee,
phiei with tile leaders.
* i.-nnly iii",--d to their new home in eonHiiicrnble real estate at
■. •
Sanf-'r-l,' Mm Donald Smith gut a sph-n-l'd 2Pi5 Paine m -i Avenue last week Sarasota. •
legislature
rrfrnted
the
Mr. Fesler of Mi tt. Sanf-'r-l
nine,^ Itas did
car V
this
Wednes'
• | • 1 ' tin*
I
ifirst
l l ' illliv
*1 •'dinim.t
'll" ',) ,.,,
1 * 1 -l
1
Ileft
I I 4 in
I’ l tln-ir VUl
14 4( 1
I I tu u in lUthcrn Drainage District nml who ha- been -p-ite id, has ooe/|;»^
Chase and Company are clearing
Tho
.
‘ \‘a., a If’
"
n ..
ns ij Thoe-i
"it, i.f- Klehni-ind,
nay for
a 'u p to .Chicago
and,
Ided for the assessment of tux heen taken to the J->,in llopkim
40
acres at Palrti Hammock for
. Ve.'ir ■ I marvel,
Oomem r. III.
against nil the lan-l emlmii-e-l. Sniiiluiium at llnllimnr-*.
celery land.
if -I,...
ii,,i,..'*
-----T
toe 511 holes:
5-..'ip«cificntly
including all
land
Mr. nrul Mr < Va-igk.in spent
t iiin-sa. New V-itk. 217.
a Fay was ncconipa^ ‘ ‘owned by the state.
The tnves,
Joe Cameron is having a large
-Il l,clean. New- N
22-.
train Tuesday after. Were assessed against nil stnli- Wednesday at Day tuna.
I
acreage cleared west of Cameron
1
1
h
i
i
nch,
Sou-:
I'm
-.
go
party
o
f
friends
as
V gebool land in fhe district.
1 Mr. nml Mrs. 1
I-ii -i and
fantilv 1 1
M-ini
;
mg for u four irnml lis City on Sipes Avenue that is now
j t - i No appropriati-m, h-w.-v- r, wa... v.-,l t„ •I’ ’lire t'ltv.
i-ach, I'hilndelpki i,
i sister at PnRadenn, being opened up by the road gang.
J^.-mad©' for the rmynient *>f sin h
_
. 'i vi ns, t'ulv t-i • i1 . t allf
*e«, and
the
state
offieiaU.
bay|
,
Mrs.
Pi-tre.
of
Seville
I
’*
■ : ,
,, ,
1. 1 ,
,wr. mm n rs. i ■■i ' ■-, <11 c i - n n r ■ ,
Mr. and Mrs.
Herman
Mid
To:.mi. Armour, Washington,
no1 fund for thnt
‘ h'‘ t purpose.
|mr ..H., -Ini .
v „, !md an living J '
dleton nnd little son were at Day
IliiWt', pittsl-m . a. 221.
. pay
1H, and f"i <
.........
'
ay them in 1D
l!*lk,
221k
tona Beach from - Saturday until
Hit three succeeding years. 'I h.
1
. I! pinostt, San l i unci, i .
(;. o, S’MiIt, St. Paul, 2,'I2.
The nepper season i 1 about
Tuesday.
.Ct foreclosed the lien which
F
nml;
T.
Sprogell,
Saginaw.
BW attempted to give for so* h over. Tlie farmers tvnk.'-l n nice
• Ik.M.y .limes, A tie a, 22".
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j i p , and sold the land for non
1oe• i. New Vm .
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isoh. 1-gg plants . . till I.'
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claims against S>ili"it 1(--. low
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Li ship 54, Itange
in Dml* conn!
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» the Hoard of Kdutnhon
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s fanse raised the quest ion of win'll M u . < hi i 'i-io, •'i I i-iina I ,tk. ,
it- r. o l.lullulikii ( it y
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I K I f " " r«, Piltshnrgh,
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j. « r the legislature was cnipowi ii d
lifforil ikn: lift ami l-uml. I’nci* 1
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I II d.Mh'-ek, Philadelphia, 2'ir." i. "ill • f( * i \ ii ■nr.
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Judge Atkinson n\,-r i ul< d
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filed for probat© in ■ the
court .hero today. -
county he jiutil Islied fur four cnnscouttvi 1
W U ness V. I-J. I b iu g l a s s , C l e r k o f
Clearwater— Bids received, for snlil C irc u it I'mirt. and tho o fflo la L
Ken! tlu-r-if. tbls 30tb day of June,
Fort Pierce— Citrus growers of A.
D. 1926.
St. Lucie County will receive more
<SKAL> v ,, pnitQl.AflS,
thnn $1,000,000, for their 10211
Clerk.
crop.
Ilv A. M. tVceka, D. C.
I ’lib. July 3-10-17-34-31.
St. Petersburg— New high school
costing $250,000, to be built here.
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A N I» BOH HF3M1X01-E f O I XTV.
P l.O K IIIA .
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COMPLAINANT,
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LOItfeNA ‘ WADJC.
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BETTER GAS
We are Hf
for: Flintl
16s, Roll
Malerial f 0r
Roofs.
“Sinclair”
Been belter all the time.
FORD COUPE A N D D IA
MOND RING
N o tic e !
The plastering business form
erly conducted by Jack Collins,
Sr., is to be continued under the
management of Jack Collins, Jr.,
and Carl Doerner.
Route A, Box 218 B.
Galvanized
Given away July lOtli.
ed Iron; L
Flat Sheeta-:
Sheet Rock. 8k
A number with each 5 Gallons
Gas or 4 Quarts Oil.
CHASE i
RINES
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FILLING STATION
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1113 Sanford Ave.
Phon© 461-J
Sanford, Fla.
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Peopleware surprised to learn that this beautiftfl
and sturdy car now sells for *895.
They have heard so m uch about its exceptional
v a lv e that they are under the impression it sells
for a higher price.
Moreover, the Sedan possesses all the roominess
and character of closed cars that call for a much
greater investment.
Fetifurcs
of mis New Paige:
Improved Paige hull!Motor.nunr
inore modem rmr heller luliri. .11, il
- Full High-l’fr«Mire Oil l t-i-,1 to
all Rotating Pari*, including u ilii
pin*, cam shaft, auxiliary shaft
and t a p p e d
Counlerhalani nl
Crankshaft Silent Chain I lining,
With au to m a tic tnkenp
Air
Cleaner
Metal O il-l.nl iricAlnl
U n i v eraal Jo in t *
1 2 S I n i Ii
Whaelbaie
Spring* 6R Inchr*
l o n g - 7 Inch F ram e
Shock
AtaiOfber* A Inch Balloon Tire*
—■ P a i g e H y d ra u lic 4- W h eel
Brjkcs - Easy Stirring through
Ball Bearings S.,w hlailc Steel,
L ig h t A c t i n g C lu tc h
Short
T h r o w , E asy G ea r S hift
In .
inrlilentil Vn rl
It is substantial in appearance because it is subBtantiallin fa c t A n d serves its ow ners far beyond
the period usually expected o f a car at a n y price.
T h e body is all steel— safe, sturdy, fireproof, and
smartly finished below the belt line in coolie
blue lacquer, w ith cartouche y e llo w strip e —
upper body in black lacquer— shields and fenders
in black, oven-baked enamel.
B lu e Spanish genuine leather upholstery, remov
able rear seat-back, and optional wood or steel
w heels are included am ong m any other features
that commend themselves forcefully to the buyer.
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OSSIiSSJNQ an onso o f h an d lin g thut’a
ahnoat uncanny- powerful enough for tiny
emergency us Hjieody hh sano tnen car© to Urivo
- comfortable an a favorite chair aafo ns hydrau
lic 4-whucf brakes nnd cloar-vlalon atccl bodies
can make It ,lh i» newest and finest Puige wins
tho r e g n c J in t a owners quite as much with tho
beauty o^B h lfW xf a r ^ i n c9 as with the l>euuty
of its a p p o a V tc e ^
P
Puiges and it cost* no more to drive and to
muintuin than many much less capable cars.
It’s un extrcWiely economical car, too. Its first
cost is nearly a thousand dollars less than former
Paige is not tho only quality car built today—
but a comparison o f Palgo specifications— better
still, a comparison o f Paige performance with any
other car w ill quickly comrfnc© the most careful
buyer that it la difficult to concalve of a greater
dollur-for-dollar value than ttwt afforded by tho
newest Puigo models. A demonstration— with
you at the w h eel— placoa you under no obligation
whatsoever. W h e n w ill you take a drive?
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S-Pauenger Sedan. $149*1 De Luxe J-Pauxn.fr
7-Passtnl^r Srdan, $1995, C.ihr/ulrf RooJiter. $229S| Suburban L W u All pricei f. o. b, Detroit, t u extra. Paige-Hydraulic 4-Wheel Brake* included,
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M an y w h o expected to buy a cheaper car, now
find that Dodge Brothers product is w ell within
their means. M any w h o had expected to buy
something more expensive, now find everything
they could possibly desire in these smart and
dependable
vehicles.
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*attractive time-payment plan,
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D A lG E R , SOCIETY EDITOR
Sanford Girl
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In Virginia
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MRS. JOHN LEO NAR D I ENTERTAINS i
W ITH LU N C H E O N IN HONOR OF
MESDAMES STRAW N, ROSSITER
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the
»t :t;:io o'clock.
|(»(>n Mallory Circle? of
[Church will meet at
Mrs Fred Ulne», on
h-noe »l lit30 o’clock,
is t<* i)i? trunAXuesduv
,at ' j a
..t his young
|0 o’clock at his home
rill Street.
^ed
iK-sdny
Plul, will
hold all
meting nt lhe home of
finstoM on Magnolia
[ass Members
ithly Session
( In-, uf the First
,.|, lifill ns monthly
M.t i;,| meetitig Thur*:lt the church purikt.^s president, preImsineHs session,
ruliir routine of busifried nut. after which
was enjoyed during
music, gome* and
enjoyi <1.
ncnir delicious refreshhiit punch and homefere served by the host[were members whose
in the month of July.
[el Arrivals
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liiianmd is s selected organ t o ll
bv deorge Bro.khahn, srheduied
for Tuesday evening.
Riiffcld Speaker A.ty |
Tampa Ceremoij
A. Knffcld has returned
Tampn. where on Thursdny rtlfci
he delivered the main nddW A-i
a ( lass of cHiididates in thn |n>tk
t inn ceremony of B'nai n*rth, whl
took place at the Turn pa Elks Club,
Mr. Rnffcld’s talk chiefly con*
rertied Sanford and central Fldrl^
da.
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On the program with Mr. R tf*
feld wns Judge Henry Cohen a#
! Tampa, a resident nf Sanford 40
j years ago.
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tnined at dinner Frulay evening
J„|u, \\ Wilson, who war, reby Miss Ruth Henry at her home ,-entIv grmlii; ted with high honors,
on Magnolia Avenue.
1from the I5!i-s KJeclrical School of
, Baskets of beautiful cut flowers Engineering ,lt WaahiifMon. D. F.
and ferns adorned the rooms of , has nneptid a posllitin at the
[the lovely home and formed a pret
Univeisitv of Florida. Mr. Wileon
;ty setting for this delightful nf- j„ the son of Mr and Mrs Mari ■
1f«'r.
' J. Wilson
j ( ‘entering the Ince-coverod din-'
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Montezuma
Miss
ss .Maude Lake, daughter nf Mr. nod Mrs. Forrest Lake, left
[mi, Calatka; James E. recently for I'u Ipepper, Yn.. where she will Iw the guest for •■vernl
\enville: T. T. Wclteh.
; M. Hirsh, Jnckson- weeks of Miss Nancy Miller, who has wdtd Miii'or*! on several
k It. Moore^ Pul at ku^; j occasions and has many tronds here, lleforg r. turning home. Miss
lici t, Palatka; tJ. ^r- ' Lake will visit friends m other points in Virgil*11 and at Washington,
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Wise d in .” Wednesday; "Ella Citt,
ilcr*.’’ Thursday: ” Tho Road., to
Mandnlry." u I.on Cheney tri>
utnoh, Friday; ’’.Satidy ” , Saturday,
day and are sfoiiping at the Val”
lantti, fin., arrived in the city Fri1he members of the “ Sub Deb’' dez
bridge club were pleasantly enter-
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'tier tabic was a Dresden china
|bowl filled with zinnias in the pnsj tol t ints and surrounding this wove
j Dresden candlestick* holding lightI0*1 Rink tapers.
At each place
I salted nuts and mints. M f'rS?
The place
tennis, done in floral designs, comj pleled the attractive table decora-
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Mrs. Friti'klio llardawnv return
ed to her home in Orlando Wed1 L | !V " [ifi!.!
pending several
wpef£f,
th'hVr' nlTreo's" Mr
1„ n(j \jrs f (ur,.y j Wilson at then
!j lawne » " Xinth
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^irH Brvnn Stuc
n,ull im(j \j,.s Harrv j
W'llson
|motored to
Dilando
Hnturdav
Special At
To Feature Mill
“Anniversary W<
A high cIom vaudevillo a«t.f
six of fbe hest motion pli
j prmluced within the last yegrbe show at the MUane
duilng “ Anniversary Week** ■
:ng on Monday, J. L. Mat
manager, announced today.
Through special arrand
with company
headquarter* :
New Y'ork City Mr. MareoU
has ben ahl« to hook "BUI"
iott. “ the southland’s
singer” and "B o” Runnon, at
t tive “ queen of syncopation,** (
j circuit vnudeville act which] zunnltment the three pirtutai
|every dav during the wrrit,
ntencing Monday.
{ The selected ~Toup of
* includes: “ Padlocked.'* Reg BafeeVl
, m; strrpiuce, Monday: ” T7»e Oli«
Mrs. '1 hco.ii re Mruwn of D"
■Sub-Deb Bridge Club I Land
Wf - the g.ust of Ml>, .lohti
Entertained By Mtss ■Leonard) on Krnlav
1Ruth HenrvAtDinner m. ami mi*. .i. u. whit.- of At
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it Palm Beach.
Popular Member O f Sanford College Set
The Orange and Black... Hotel | Mrs. Leonurdi received
Iter
1dining room with its briUlunt
dUlant hang-‘ gnestH wearing a stunning ci,si ings and anftly shaded lights is an tumo of imnzc French voile with
ideal place for entertaining and trimming of Venetian lace mid ]
vTt cut tucks.
, was especially attractive with
flowers and ferns on Friday when
Fashioned of handsome cnihrniMrs. John Leonurdl ent
•c“ ** Idored white voile was the gown
luncheon complimenting
The- worn by Mrs. Strawn.
odore .Strawn of DeLanfb past
Mrs, Hu*'.ter \vr..i becomingly
I regent of the Florida State D. A.
attired
in a iroek of white and
R. and regent of the Stata Kenil black figured v.ole.
worth Association, and Mrs. A. T.
Those invited were: Mrs, ThcnRossi ter who leaves soon for War' ren, Pa., where she will spend sev ,doro Strawn Mrs. A. T. Rossi ter. .
eral week*.
Mrs, Raymond Key, Mrs. ft. E. To- I
Low bowls of zinnias and sprigs lor. Mrs. iji >..k-, Mrs. Fred Dai- ‘
of asparagus ferns centered the gar, Mrs. Mmu'oe H, Hutton, Mrs, ,
daintily appointed luncheon table, Forrest Lake. Mrs. Frank Scruggs,* 1
and were also plnced at each end. Mrs. W. n, Mallard, Mrs. Anna
At each place were nosegays of Van Ness Brown. Mir, K. S. Dut
pink roses buds with frilly lace ton. Mrs. Alexander Vtiughnn, Mrs.
paper holders. At the honor guesW I Robert J. Holly, Mm. W. Theodore I
placer, were wrist bouquets of ro s . Langley.
Mi- E, A. Douglass, ;
es. habv'breath and fernsi
'Miss Mel) Wiener, Mrs,
H. II. '
i Marking the places wore fairy Chappell.
W. Morton Thig- •
dills on pedestals wearing butter- pen. Mr-, .'■’.mini • Pulestun. M op
fly wings, in the ossle! tints. At Ehznlieii t ,.*«■*
. Mm. Gcnr.rc
I o’clock a tempting six-course ■Davis ILiri
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.luncheon was served.
• Mrs, t.corgc l!u
lurr'h will meet with
f Biggin". 1401 West
I,i0 Ui-rmlon w ill en-
RESIDENCE TELEPltONB: 2J7-
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Photo By Flnnders.
M "s Olive Newman, daughter or Mr. and Mrs
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of Hus city, who attended Florida State Woman’s College at Tal
lahassee this past year, inis been prominent in the many social affails that have been given during the p«-i few we k >. At present
.Miss Newman is visiting Mir« .Margaret Louis Voting at Pensncoln
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Seminole
Seminole
n„ . ( M l ' S M i l i p r Td llo s t O 'S 'S dainty covers and refreshmentt htdnlged in alter the dinner until cu(.Hts of the lutter’s daughter,
where she expects to remain for a fortnight.
Henry
hnaton, P a „ IYU h. I V U l ie ! I S H O S U Sh |>f frow,„ (ruit alllnd with acres-; « )“ U*
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Mrs. Franklin Hardaway.
iroy.
Horjes were served bv the hostess i rhofo' enjoving the cordial Img" .
riando; M
.Mts: Spif£!
Lovely Courtesy In assisted bv Mrs. W. D. Gardiner l*ltnlity of Miss Henry wore: Miss
and Mr*.....
Eugene
Tittle.
Peters,
Miss M argaret,
.lames Me B. War- j H o D O j ’ O f MiSS Neville ........
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A nHiife, in Miss
\ i leu Beulah
EJnitl*. h Anderson,
A nHAVknn
P u tts. Jacksonville; W. I
[Hanford; S. O. Poweli, I
' Invited to meet this charming 1Miss Rebecca Stevens, Miss ElizaF. M. Arden, .Jack- I One of the lovlieSt social evi-tiis |visitor were; Mrs. Paul Dooley of belli Knight. Miss Elizabeth Turn( 1. Waving, Jackson- j on Friday was the bridge imitv 1Geneva, Mrs. Noble Kipg, Mis. bull.
Hamilton. City.
j given by Mrs. Paul Miller at her ! .lamesj. Wells. Mrs. Grant Wilson.,
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----- home in Rose Court, honoring t v ;,M r '. W 1*. Gardiner, Mrs, Eugene
u , „ad Mrs. N. H. Gamer ami
Valdez
| sister. Miss Emma Neville of Km* Tittle. Mr-. Frank Scruggs. Mrs. ■
jinogUis. leavtw Hutulav
i Doiuild Whitcomb. Mi *. Iltimld
Hoy ami Wife, City'! ' sms City. Mo.
their (oi luge at Coronado
(Juuntities of zinnias in the hril V i d e , Mi* B r a x t o n B ; y e t i . Air* Beach where they will spend the
non, Jacksonville; KlmInfhounti1; F l>. Getio- I limit shades of red, orange and Udlinm tlih-iin of Ottilndo. Miss , jumpier.
Innville; \\{ T. Whit - i yellow were artisticuIIv used ill t ’uriv of lirliiedo and Mi’s. Ros-il , ___^
Hid II. I.iebcrmun, baskets and vases .in the rnotin. e r of I h l.iinu*.
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I.. II. Davis, Jaekson- where the card tables had been
McTtnir, Manning H. 1placed.
Cun! o f Thanks
Quaintly dressed maidens adorn
Pent If. Fdilii'-' reLurned hnine
Barnes, Uike Worth;
■ nod wife. Atlanta; L. eil the tally cards and after a most Fridav from Vinrinin and other
\Vi: wish to thank our
several
IWesl field; .1. K. Mllll- enjoyable game n fjirid ce. 'cures point- where lie 'pent
many
friends
and
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[Augustine; C. Samuel | were collected and arizes were Veeks.
quaintances
for
though!ill
Aio'iisline; J. D. Ita- i awarded. Mrs. Noble King hold
.Mrs. Clyde l:\nl and i hildren
ing high score, received a China
lugusline.
ness in giving of their
) tea bell in the form of a flowei. . leave Stindnv fm Willmi hv-thesympathy and floral o f
I In cutting for the consolation, jHen where tlp'v, will 'iieiid llie sum
ferings during our recent
[axton Raggett which was a vn.se. Mrs. Paul-Don mer.
bereavement.
lev
was
the
luckv
one.
Miss
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To Members ville, was presented a trump in | F II Brown, a tenner loideut
Mrs. .J. E. La ing
!'of Sanford hut now of Winter
ay BridgdsCJiib dirntnr.
A fter the prizes had been pro- I Park. u:i. in th c.itv I 'Friday ai't.Miss Jeanette Laing
seiiled the tables were laid with ! i*ii.<>*>rt on tiii iiuIxteti B. Baggett danteitamed Friday cvcpge at her npi rtmenls i
1Court Apartment, the r ^ ~
no mbers of the Frilllidge Club,
where the card tables
Joed were made tnun
|th tinwU of vlvid-hucd
9|uii;t” us ferns,
kmul interest was the
|k*‘ dined during the
when scares hud been
found that Mrs, W.
was huldur o f top
vus awarded un oxThe men’s prizo, s
leccivers, went to Dr.
M
Miss Lrola Evans leaves Sat
urduy afternoon for Clayton, Q|
where she will spend the sur
with her sister Mrs. P. M. £k
Rev. and Mrs. Paul R e d ftrn ,^
Wildwood: art) visiting hero as '
and^^Mrs, G°
were accompanied hy Ml**>
Spencer who has been visiting I
for the past week.
f o r E con om ica l Transportation
S
the giiine, the hostdele ions salad and
h were: Mr. and Mrs.
I>r. ;,nd Mrs. W. D.
|r and Mrs. Braxton
, and Mrs. EuRPno
tern Ward. Mr. and
Jnttemieii and Mr. and
[I . Wells.
I1'! »*■ i*ned home Fri|uh < n.dina where he
In- nurents. Mr. and
>eer.
usements
Eclipse
Shirts
In A *
Fine Assortment
llancN
rammvtnorates
First
Anpl-
TODAY
<>M MIX IN
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f* P a lj Cocoa"
MONDAY
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RALLIES IGame By Inning8
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ror*.
Allen walked.
, .
,
National League
FI.OKIDA S TA T E LEAGUE
Pet.
Won Lost
2
.fiOII
3
SANFORD
•i
.two
Furt Myers . .. 3
*>
.(Illlt
Lakeland
3
»i
.OOD
4
Bradenton
2
.400
4
Umlgen o f Lakeland Slants Orliniilu
.too
4
2
Suras,)ta
Out Mil To Put Game On St, Pi tersubrg
.400
•1
*»
.too
4
Ire; \l\nrez Loses Thi d Tampa
Fir*! Inning'
Frinbir throw out liornick. Bigg*
fanned. Turner doubled to center.
Hi- stole third. Hogan singled to
rpntur, M«>rinp Turner. Sbvkt Bin(fli-d to renter, Hogan slopping ut
second. II. Miller flied to Dunliar.
One run, three hit*, no er
si
T o d a y ’s G a m e s
Club Standings
,
Game I" the Past 5 Days
I rltdiie fanned.
Dnnuhtid Hit Ha:-d In Firi*t*
B ro w e r K e e p * S a n fo H :^
" “ threw
^ nut
o; r*'reive
n\ ,chM!(„ ^
(.anti* Until Seventh When
Biggs
no
hit*,
no
errors.
He R etires; Rixe> Furred
H its Scattered And
Second Inning
To
Nhotver* In The Second
W o rk s H im self Out Frirbie threw mil Mnmish. I,.
M>, duly 10. --■* t,P’
inlander rookin utility
/ ut Hhort, drove out a
ith the bugs loaded in
inning, enabling I be
to come from behind
I wo straight over i lie
winning 5 to *t. Sur■1 ii home run over left
the fifth with n >
N A T IO N A L LE At; EE
Won 1,1,st
47
41
( ineintmti
4(5
42
St. l.iiiiis .
44
40
Pitt.'burgh
::r,
Hroi'klyn
, -10
4*5
Clin tlgO
411
.4k
Nen N'•»rk
14
41
Plii liidelpbia
• IK
2!l
Host "II
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New York nt Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicngo.
It, stun at St. Louis.
LOOP I
Antcricnn League
HEATING TRIBE
Si. I .mi is at Washington.
t hit ago at Philadelphia.
( leveluml at New York.
Detroit at Boston,
j Bambino Poles (Hit His 27th j
| One O f Y/ear And Paschal i
>| Also Contributes ToTcnm 's'
j Victory Ily Getting Homer j
R eds A n d Yank*
M o re T h on H«[
O w n , Kach
H it t in g Andpj
Southern League
'll tarda at Memphis.
.dolnl at Nashville,
New Hi leans at Chattanooga.
Dn in:oghaul til Little Hock.
Individual
Hero, Floyj]
Miller boat out a hit to Crowe.
Southeastern League
1Poole’s Circuit Clout
Brower hit into a double |day, Pirates Com e From
Savannah n( Montgomery.
no ■G ives M ackm en G am e
Frisbie to Meyer* to Bailey.
No
St. Augustine at ( ’olumbujt.
B e h in d T o B e a t Phils
run*, one hit, no error*.
Albany at Jacksonville.
Meyers walked. Dunbar at ruck
Ruth And Mcilo
jTIjforfi Hlnttk Red Sox, Knd*
out.
Bailey flied to Hogan. Knw- Culis C oncentrate Attack On
Florida Stale League
I Nisi Few days]
AM ERICAN LE AL PE
I
ing
Losing
Streak;
Hallmi
«r,ti flied to Sevier.
No runs, n>>
Won I,o t
Sarasota at SANFORD.
Jinnies Anti Heat Dodgers;
Stays
In Set
B
It
II
I'd
A
Heats
IlisFor'merMules,T-'I
hit*, no error*.
Tnmpn at I.iikclai' I.
t 2 I n
t irdinttls Scalp The llra ic s
Third I uniat'
itilainjo at lit. Petersburg.
CHICAGO. I
lb,rnii k popped '■> I i hi*1. Bigg*
F risb ie’s O ne-H anded
'1,7';'
NEW YORK, July |ft. i,Ti
|''oi l .Mims at Bradenton.
t
(
l\(
INN
ATI,
.July
Hi.
(u
mg led to left.
On ToiT'‘r* hard
first real ba
,M
>
The
y
alike,-r
loiiii-d
i.p
the
l.odtan
Stab O f G rou nder, nmnh to Bailey, he !m > r threw ‘v, V*111, Took both i ml of i
..ne, i‘’|.|(j.,y iul I iiiiiih O tin ill le. i
■i-iison find 1 1,
V\ i hill
I LW|
Feature O f Cianie h,w to *eion<i in I'temptiug t<* mi lo'i'th le ader Friday ti on <'no ut
I
I'd
I
od
league-lender
seen
ll.'ll
.
to
1
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an
I
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l
1
.
Ill
ih>
I
I
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s,
,
r*
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f
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lo
!.
Inune
toil
by
liiihe
Biggr. down and
11» turner* were
I I I
inniur baseball
safe.
Hogan popped to Hailey, In ( ••■nti i, I toiiolnie ivn • Ini bald
Ruth and !!cn Dn-i Iml ligating in
;tu
t*
..;
flniley, Dunbar and Bill Meyer * I Sevier forced ‘Joiner at second, Mid hud to he (nkeil out III tie (
the assault. Itutb's liomer was bis
lo preserve He
did their best yestenluy to huvi- j |.-riHbie to Meyer-.
No runs, one en iilli inning. The Guild pih-.l
twenty-sevonlh of the ■eason, Sam
pennants follow
\SS(»<
I
\TION
S
o
l'T
II
Kit
N
the day for Unger Williams, but in }hit. one error.
, up Id hit" in each game.
Jones pitched for the Yanks anil
Dav standing •,f
Well I .It: 1 I’
xpite of their effort* the Gull* | William* was out. Tiirni'r to II. ; ih •<e\ ■■hilled in the second Ind
finished strongly after sOrviitug
Tlte four ronteiul
Niw (Itlean*
walktri nway with the second game MilJer.
1- Millet threw out Allen, I was taken out after six inning
two wild altaik:. by the Indian'
ing up in each E
d
i
o,|iln
o f the aerion by u one run margin 'Curlier threw out Eri.diie. No runs. .when N’ l w York bud netted loin ,
:ki i ii 21
earl,' in lie game.
lie allowed
games apart in ih
1 Do in me hum
Bower, who occupied the bill H>r i|no
,{„
no * nor*.
1runs. Mi (jiiillun was most i,ff, n
■I b i A T. are/, in !Mh
noli a-,o n hit ; ami kept thrill ■at Three Fast IBtulile Plays Fn- three apurt in (Kcj
1
1
.1 m I lbthe Gulls, kept till' eight lilt* leg
I Dae on the mound in the t eon.I
I mirlh Inning
Ii red.
alili- Orlando 'I'o Prevent the Yankee*
|' \’ !OId a
f {sl« red tiff him well scattered and j Meyeri tossed out II. Miller. ■game, abiiving only H.iii bits.
Alt
>kind
Beds seem to I , , |^J
lino dull
tl! Ml olio
L*' ptilLrd out of danger on several m- iMaiiie-h llieil to Doime
lei I laud
Sain Is From Scti. iiij*' More holtling l lieir i-wn.
I Mil ] I' ll u i-auti :
n ' . I ode
,.'n iiik H |0
conlon* by masterful pitching.
I w Voi l.
t,•i lioi led one I o I liinli.il No line, ' >.’i w-Y'irp
I ill) Mill aim V I :i I
Than Siu-le Ttilly In .‘ird
The Ifeil*’ vet
ii I ( h..I laliooga
•< it,, mnaii
:;mi turn did i ■» .
Playing mi uphill guinc, tin no hit ■. iv, error .
staff, narlii ol.irh
Hat!
i
tb,
Buck.,
■
ml
0
!
I.U
I
le
Hock
Donut* flied to Hogan. Month k t "alleiol-'ji c m .... hi •, I.'inc
, Celery men showed the stuff who Si
'
ST. BET)-:itslll ItG. July Dk | lute and M:t\ , :im«
.1,
an I t "Ilin■ brought victory to them in lb | w o o l h u d , lo r ( ‘ i o . v e ‘ d u o I I h . I . ,
m d Flol nli i
M. VI ul
Mil Mi it l-.il Oi lumlu, |1 I of I lie regulai moi
'
Meyer*
slummed
a
hot
ingle
to
Do
VI; , I .urn
II;
jifa t half. They did splendid wink
Poole
Homer
Di
al
*
Sox
got I be hel ter of four of Die 111 t t<-QI
I tool,.ir loneil
'I n i . I'l a . e
■a ~. _«
In supporting their inoundsiiiau light.
W< t'k’s hit-el',IIt fe
1 n 2 d
'‘■■••-'ll game
ami .With the exception of n e"il|,lr Turin-: to JI ■>rme I.. .No run , mo
ri a 2 to t \ irlnr. legs.
I'll 11. A DEJ P ill A, July I'l '•P. |,1" ‘ <l'‘
e
f
[
o|
V iv V■ok . I lu mi:' umi i i . :
I
of slips by Blliby in the field, the lid, in
lie*.
Three fast
i;i-■j and e\
Jim Pooh '- (mute Mill o.
The indiv idual hn
I iltlt Inning
t nii'inuali
Uim liln Hull I l
siory might have been mi entirely
light
1
'"M
I’,
to
e
with
.........
it
ami
the
local*
robbed with the Willow, ho
.
dojihie
I'Ll
Hrowir was -ale when Bail* ' I ISattrties; Mrlpitlkin ami M.
different affair.
the ha*' - bme in the lentil inning I he vil'tol Herman, win. mmi)
rial m ore*.
nr.
\2 U7 i« 1
•till
Frisbie Ht short. and Meyers at !dropped .Meyers throw. Dunbar got Mullen, llivey, .May and I'u-iniili
(he
Pbll'ib"Iphi
in*
a
1
.*
!•
.
•
*
a
Atbbl
|
.;
'
place
to second an
AH
It
II
A
I
Jrlaudn
Second, gobbled lip every tiling that under HoinickN high foul. Btgg1 »«, ■I de :*|"M over Chirac" here Viiiu,
u ) League hatters by
.: i 2
;n
rificcd.
Williams
lo
Bailey.
Tin
mm
Up.!
njn
t
I'irules
Come
From
Behind
came within reach. Dunbar, in left
1■r!■1?i i>i Hi' sc* mid game >>f tlie Tinker, 2b
4 l 0 4 1 ') i 22 Iiits in the ho)i4
nmi 2mi 11:1 ^
k* land
field, captured six flies.
Fri ho- tier doubled to deep left, seoring 1 PITTSIIDHGH. |*i,.. July 1(1.
t i i»‘/. P"'.!c Ii itner wa- hi- tlnid |Abrams, 11,
Furl
Myers
Shiuj;c-.'s
Pound
t t) 3 tl It Of nine games. Severn
Turner
Mined
on
ling
mude n benutiful one-butid slop at j Brower.
Inimo imed on
(a Pdisburgh eame from heliind
}ul *i t i " dit. . 1'"out li,e ■gers Cox, ef
1 tl 1 'j (1 u ! for extra base*.
.Out
Ten
H
its
To
Win.
7-:';
fluke
single
buck
of
third.
t"
deli
at
Pbibtdel|iliia
Two
Jm
e
iiits,
l**n
t
Ei "lav ,
| Sumtnai \
tho itnrt of tL<* seventh to throw
1 an iin|.' -i taut tide in Die Voss, 41,
pin
\'
i
Hnrgruvc, t'incls
1 if 1 4 1 "1
(Sevier
flied
lo
Duiuas.
Two
rims,
t" li. *'•*HUt,r wa< dt iv. ■11 I’K.III Die v*>; i
( esarvs Hits Homt>rln7lli;
l to1■ lame hits. I loilgeft, ! .
OOt’B rower. It was easily the best
Pinch Hitter Ban i t’s linin- Well.*, (1
! u t) (5 1 u I'tintu bnek to tinin,,und in t lie mg ....1 after t lie |St tuil "li. II o ne rim. Surfin'". St.,!
> r * y seen on the lucid field tbit [two Inis, one error.
McRae Pitches Steady Hall IT 1t th- axtb with 1VVU "II
lending the lenguij
1 t) t) 1 ()
Ftomby, if
Bailey drove n hot one past Pbtl* Itnil srori'il I’mit rial*. M( it i ii ti.t <*, 1." pi'/. Welsh. Site'if ire
yep.
t» i\ mi t tie tl III! e Sn\ a 4 t>. 1 (Mil* Iltwell, If
ilernian'H .477. whit
tfl
u
l
I
Biggs for one base. Huwkoii forced 'lows finished and in hi the Dmik Tannei.
0
1
lo.ulile plays, Wiley
In the sixth Fiisbio led off by Bailey, Brower to liornick. W il
BPA DENTON. July to <d')
Thi- \Dilelii". It i d it up in t he Dent, p
1 l) l) 0 4 "1 1lodgers’ first-l«i*!
111
Unit;
llc.'k.
Buckle,
its
tlh'
rest
of
the
way.
The
Bn
kley
Ii
eating out a bunt toward the third liams forced Hnwson, Turner to
p,,ii Myei-1 Palm* broke ,Mit**' Kr‘1b and Ponli won Die game lor
In tho A tinrieaj
4 1 2 H 27 15
Total*
Birnte* ktmrk<-d
Milchefl
n o ; in I'.llam; Buckley to Elluiu; lien 1\'* winning streak of eight ganu .'■
iso line. Munush was under Dn- liornick.
|of -12 jtoints this
III I he lent tl.
Brower threw out.AI
<>f the l.nx in the sixtli, coring sin
t
Stanton.
Left on fin
nits’ long fly to center and Grows leli.
,,
mil) mm :■.41 n
", | St. Pcnher.- Friday afternoon
No riiti*. one nil, no error . inns. Graidhani led ilu- attack
AB K II PO A E . personnel iciuninnj
, a; Lakeland l'. Bapopped to liornick. Meyers slap
hnfinied
th'
ir
way
to
a
lelpina
>M"
mill
t.’ii
l
1
I
‘J
r
Sixth Inning
4 7, ul sumo with i>ut ime t
Miii k . 2ii
t 1
with a Imnicr, triple and nigle,
iff Wiley, 2; Cu*ai Iped n hit to center and Frisbie
**
t.iy over III" lii'nwm s.
l-'ii.M I Immus. I.vop- , ppd Dnyli
Meyers tossed out II. Miller. AI I’lnladt iplim l td urin Dt! F i t I
0
I
4 1 1in "lositiott. I[mry
' ; Aha re'/.. I . Si 1 m
raced to third from win re he scor leu |..nk .Mnini li fly
11 . Dol’.nln I, P m e lll"l ( ’■. It P. 1\:i' i 11
kIP 'd ( d 1IP‘ I r four hie
'
J
I.. Mtlli r Pitt shin gh iiiiii ip;| jux p ta j
n
0 11 but four kiiteiim in i
I
1',,
2;
Kurtz,
1
lit*
ed on Dunbar's rousing mir-luiso lined to /iiiii)cit
nig with one
veti'ran Detmt itn*
*...... Mi
N i runs, no
I
I
0
B
at'in
-.:
Mn,
hell.
W
ill....
Id.,
nnng
;
off
\harcz
hit to fight field.
AH !: II
games and 1ioJ4*4‘
I 'm I Mvei*
l o t . on ■•! r<>r ■
ami Hi -'lun ; ..tipel, Ml aii" 1
-I
off U lib y I 1 111 2 I ; (i'l;. ol-..
ui.
:» i 2
The eighth saw another run come I I'll-!.,,- Beat m.i a bunt t o w a r d
fifth (dace. Hath
Hallmi Ilc.iK cornier Male*
II,
Sp' in <T,
inning ; ot I i u*ncl; n in ! 1 it in Grand..- ii
,"i ii u
a slump, but lieMcnt(
over the pan when Dumas, fn I ' boil,
D u m a s thiol to Manusli.
A (M l INI.'I’l IN, July 1" * I ini'v
W
inning
pitrlier.
(
u*m
k.
1Wn kbam. ■
up, drew a free ticket to first, j ( i'.,ivi' popped to Hot'tm k. Meyei
behind Folia.>gill, oil
,
W
iiiii
Bollmi,
w
liu
on.
'
,.
m
i
.:)
i
l ardinals Delenl Brutes
. l.o mg pdi her. (', Alvar. \
l inDoian.
4b
A lter I'l owe and Meyer* laid gone i IT,K|,
,-i ntei and Frisl.ii- went
liuulo
eleven bio inf
W.i
-hine
ton
uniform,
wn
'
f
l
i
r
t
i
v
ST. I.Ot MS. July III. fa ydiei I pile*, J'iiy amt Ixiim . 'lame, 2.at).
11
boost hi* ii x<rage
Bun /.ii, Mi
out in regular order. Dunbar poled'i,, D.ud.
Dutilmr slammed a bit
in the pinche* and SI. Luui. <h-f. at
del allowed ten hit: Iml was ef
f ; -ares, Ii
. PIH.
a hot single past third, Datum („ , i L.|,i. senring Frisbie; Meyer,
i d I lie " i m t o l ' s , I I o .'!, 111 til. '
i
|< hamey, ,'ii
atojiping at the keystone wick. i„k,,ik. rend.
Bigg, thn-w mil tie ii.i in the pinches and was|
Gcluig of i (»•* Y*
i
le*
.pi
tn-r
Fr:
i
n
'The
.....
..
given excellent -nppoit, anil tlu* j
.lolinsmi,
his place ill 1 h" fin
Bailey came tin... . with a long Hailey.
line run. three bit-, no v'I Louis Cardinal .von from I lie I
|Itch" i*.-Ul (I six oil .e* Iml i
II 27 lu
to!
single that tallied Duums and sent i r|lll.
M eU lle, p
of Washington. \\htl|
i| lb. Pu.ibi oil until Die (igni!
Boston Bravos Fridav, 4 to I Hell
Dunbar to third, taking second
Seventh Inning
(■ring in tlte "Iferflf
wlx n ui was w mInti awn. EI ell . ( P k.lllill
(Jl)t
0001
1
1
0
•ind
Bun
ii*
Jnl
home
1
1
1
1
1
.
Man
in
himself ...» tin; throw- l*. the plate ' K ,(il
m ..,, lo
HI
Total*
weeks. Tv < obi),
Wash ngtol) mi'll wen left mi b 1,
out ooo ooo ager Huger* Hornsby was buck in
t, Petersburg
Dawson fouled D. Biggs to end the! lj(niW tiUt
|lumils
oeeitpied
the fnmtj
,
e.i.
tin- (Minimal line up ufler nhsem-e
\\ I'o \
Bradenton
American League I
St. I.o.iii
i)02 im2 00(1 l 10 2
5j'’ rnUo‘ l
tv
i , ,, (under llornick’s drive t" center siucr June L’ii when lie underwent
Siminiary—Two
hast;
hits
Ben
Pitcher Emmett Stout, who left |j|
Elliott, I’ l.
years, made but fet
angled down the right field an operation for renioval of a
Washington OH) npl liln 4
1 in tt. Muck.
Three bust* hits,
2 I
the club a few weeks ago, hits wir |line
TAI LAUASSEE, Fhi . July II). \\ hei ler, tl■
lie was caught
between eailnimle.
Hatlerie* Hall .ii ami Dixon; I lew ill. Stolen lumen, Alversmi, games the last
ed Manager Lee Crowe that he will second and fir-4 , Kaw-am I" I- ris
i/pi Hunting liM-a-. for piJU- Baines. Ih
Held h r, ( Igdeli and Htad.
Huston
1101 flllil (Mill I 1(1 I
i Sacrifices, Doyle, Tinker. Itouble farther nwav from|
bo able to return by Monday. In hie to Bailey,
Hil liard*, <I
The leuditig l>^
No ruii', one hit, St. Louis
(lilt
KID
(M
ix
2
"
ti
27
are
now
being
deli
a.uied
from
J pun .. Withrow, Doyle and Fahr; wise the huuiiur |
View o f the fuel that Wilson i* crip no error*.
Deiilmi, if
4
iger*
Blank
Bi,*l.m
Hutteiii
Bi'iitmi
and
.).
j Ma-k, lioyle am) l-’ aull; Withrow,
I ay lor;, i he oi lice of I'onum .,n. r .). I!. Blai'kstoik.
pled this is good news, Stout win
tern, remained in
Turner threw mil Hnwson. W il
11 it key and Fanil. Left on Jttises,
Itlt.-sTON, Ju>> Hi t/Pi Af
: Ho'.all, of tin* Stale i *• i r* meiil of Parker, c
a winning pitcher and looked bk> liam.-, got a hit back of short. A l Sherih I and O’ Furrell.
the prist week.
lte
m
y.'
ix
sti.tigbl
Detroit
.-tep|
!
St.
Petersburg,
H;
Orlando,
7.
Huso
0 I
n gruut suit- nrospcct.
.lohnsmi,
Yankees,
retired
I
Game
and
Fn-h
Wn
<
I
i
h.
len pi.plied To liornick, liu Intier
Cliicago Pound* Out Victory
lue I. into ti ilium ur stride Fiul,
mo balb, o ff Dent, I. Struck out.
Beasley will probably be able to going hack ol i bird lor the cnteli
2
I
K'-lly,
p
the
lineup
with Hi
('IIICAGd, July In. Dpi Chi- ^cording t>. 'tii ii.noun ..«• !.
( ‘ollins .-hulling out the He.l b |t \ \\ iDirow, f>; D*-nl, I. Hit by 1 nml Kuth failed
return to his post in left Gy .Mon I' m Ine I'lied to Manusb. .No run-,
cagu
conceal
rati
I
I
heir
attack
in
I
.ieeiise
I
i
he
smilevvhut
ei.v
■
I
It In It. 'The Tiger I wirier held B
i t it. le r. by Withrow (\iati). Win home-run total of I
day nnd Ibis will serve to further r,in tni, no error*.
4 Hx
Totals
the second and tbiid innings Fri | Numl.er I went io <
m I H. E.
t-ill to six s aDered hits, tin two of ning pitcher, Dent, losing pitcher,
strengthen the club.
eemu), hit
Dm
>
n
nut
k shade bettei
day driving .less Banns off the I !,. t liuni-ey, e.ami v
Eighth Inning
which wete in • tie -nine inning I \\ ithiow. t'lnpir." , Hoss. Time,
in dor at ( d bull.
Slim until
Alt II H I'ti A K
art average of tw®l
hill
and
defeating
Brooklyn
7
to
4
:
Tampa.
4
1
r.
(
'han.
i
one
of
i
O'Kniiek. ual I'oliergitl leii at Ihe . 2 hum s.
Milt, went taut.
!m Turner’ .
D
5 n i ii
Hiuviick, s*
hi t. and is far
1
1
in
the
In
l
game
of
the
series
» *, ti Ily
|I ba ida's mu■t . nl ha
'ports , it My,in
hat for I let nut.
I n lue liu* w old Hogan
4 u
Bigger, 4b
000 02.’
record round-trio1
i
Hoot
pih
he.l
n
*1>>ad>
i-.iinic,
having
j
limn
II.
is
a
t
"
111
n
i
pie
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
of
.S
t
xi,
r
|
.
-I,
d
a
)nl
lo
light.
Dun
Detroit
40*1
11)4
n2
0
lo
n
ti
0
4
1
Turner, 2b
:■ lentmi
200 001
Frankig Frisch
)
only
two
had
imuiigs
when
the
I
he
1
1
illshormigh
.....
and
I'isli
Ily to left. No
Bouton
iiixi uni) (lot) ti ('. ) !
.? It 'i tail look I! Millet
4 0
Hogan, It
err'jit
hael: into
visitors
hunched
lilt-:.
■
1
I
I
*
1
'
.feel
i
v'e
Asra.el.il
ii",
and at one
Bllltui . ‘* - ('ollins and Marion
i it it run , ..... Ini m> • r i or ,
4 u
Severn. if
Summary T.y.t base bn
the selgrt ten liittfl
Brooklyn
Dio
ouu
ii2D
:|
i
|
n
I
I
inle
1
1.-a111 d I lie
I
.it
>
i
isoeint
ton,
Duma*
w.ilket).
t
’l'nwt*
looked
MaywnrtIi;
ili-lnnii
It,
K
it
0
I
t
tt
n
II
4
II. Miller, Hi
Holt. Wheeler. Three InO-'
the hune-stealitig ,v
trjfi Dim iiik -7 y jt 2
M« yei
lined Chicago
Wingfield and Gn ton.
(I it at a iltird .-Hike
Three other Inin-.
4 <1 u
were dis O'Heiliy.
Muiuish, if
Home run*, < ■<
h<fc)tii Cuvier, PitU
Haiti
ne
t
Bai
nes,
MrGruvv
and
Dunbar lined
single
posed of at the urn. tune. Gov- Sacrifices, Jolm-tun, 2, Cl'..
1 1 ii t<i Sevier.
t 1)
L. Miller. .
tfirce tliis wick t°|
0 |ius( third, Duma* stopping at sec O'Neil; Pool and Gon/.ale*.
i t ime John W. Mat ' m aimilicr ar- Me Hue.
1 1 it u
Brower, p
Stolen liu-e*, (• I!
Cuyler added tionfl
ond.
Hatley singled to h it, seor
dent ■piiilHiimu, dnm Nuiiilier 2 ; Wtekliam,
Wickham, Parker, Ivlliott.
15.
ing Damns nud ttieii went
sec
NEW ORLEANS, July 10. </Pi
As; (slant State Game "inmissimi ,,tlt
44 4 11 ‘*7 11
Total i
oil |,v
by Me Hue,
line, '.; i.v
t. Kelly, b
Hack Wilson ofJ
end on Gw throw to the |iluti .
. i ( ceil H. I’ h.llips, Nmul.er 4 , and .
„|f K.
Han K. M'lri.iy uf Nc.v Orleans Cubs nicked Die
Dunbar
'.topped
at
Third.
Haw
GommisstoPir Hovall. \uinher 1.
|,,.|| „ „ |,tl,*e. Emf .Mym . a h it li I'O A
Hanford
and I'.'lwaid Pfeiffer,
Paiiisville, i ound- trips tbix
soli follled to Biggs.
Ctlle lull,
t It tt •» n
N !•!\\ 4 i IKK
Pete
Lntzo,
ut" i.eri t'd.iy li r the singles l’ullomlev df Ihe
Applieutum blank
t..i- Die ii- j dmitmi, li.
I'tnpiies, !■i i
Allen, rf
two nils, no criot1U 1 l i (5
St runtmi, weiti'cvvi-.glil . Imoipioii, leiei-*, and l..rni I i i uing them, ami Bindley,
FrUbie, *
t'H It’ AGt), .Paly HI. I/Pt A pos i h:tiu|>ioitsiiip ,,f the Southern inHs, who failed
Ninlli Inning
; t ti 4 <)
wmi oil u foul from George Le- are iieiug sent to tin ,. nity judg
Duina.*. fi
sible niillioli dollai loss tt* stock - I'.iwa i'u.ais Association. Pheiffer, ten. Wilson has, II
.Mnnii-b
I'bed
in
Dunbai.
I,
Mil
wite, New \orJi i l l K, u. Kap es, it was staled.
1 (l tt tl n
< "inmis.xiuner
tirowi , 4b
holders, mostly -.mull, trade-hold Die tilb' iiolder, ran Into a verita-, 4
ler singled to center. Bailey run lun, New York, won on u foul Hovall urged that Dm >• who in
t II
W. Meyers, 2b
ers
and others ot m .dcnile income, hi" whirlwind yeslerduy afternoon
to tile ImK for Brower’ pop Ily. fimu George Cotillnry, Ol.lnbomii tend
l 0 ■> 15 II
pureliii',' ih. in for tile
Dunbar, If
was
indict ltd today by inve.-diga- wiii'ii Arthur Waters of New Or
l (1 2 12 l) 2 1liornick lint d ii hit to center, 1. (2). Tummy Cello, I.oh Angeles, ,jcmi'ing season, do .. imw, in prdc
Bailey, lb ..
j
tors
delving
into the crush of the leans started out as if to make
1 (1 II l 1 n Miller lopping ut fecund. Meyers diTeiited .luck Griff, New Or-| that I he Qkbpjwdjoenl may receive
short work of Die match.
Waters’
Raws"ti, e
|
Pr-'iniet
Taxi
t'onipauy.
No runs, two leuus (Ii).
Nutitiiml I
t 1) l t) l ii tossed out Higgs.
its nuieh-needed tinane.-s to main
Williams, p
A creditors’ lu-tiioin mude the t.uly speed proved his undoing,
i lilt.*, no error*.
New York, 7- 1; j
DES MOINES; Piukits (ieorge, tain it* protect ton force* in the
however, .is Pfeiffer's stamina
basis
for
a
bankioptcy
ord.ii^yes
Mnmiidi made a nice running De* ,Moines, knocked out
Philadelphia, 0; j
.1 2 H 27 12 j
Eddie fields.
Totals
Thu t'liurchwell t'ouipan. 's storu terday placed the iimipanyV lia Dually landed the Louisville p lay-t
i utch >>t William* stunt fly to i i n Murray, Tulsa, Okla. t ‘2 ).
I he hunting *. n ..n is closed on First street mar Park avenue, bilities til ?l ..Miu.tiod und the assets >i on top after five withering sets, ; Brooklyn, 3; Ch
Hrnivel' threw nut
Allen.
Bouton, 1 ; St. *
inn 1120 IKK) ■{'ter.
;
the counties will reopen about 'Thor day, ac at 91,000,1)01), but study of the I ti. 0-7. <5-4, 1-t), (1-3.
SAN 111EGO: ('tmrlio l-'eruei. fight now. except
Saras") a
Ifol nick tlileW mil I' l i doe.
No
niiu
(M
il
IIIII
New Orleaitn lightweight, won a ot DuviiI and St. .H im-, where deer cording to estimates of the con- 1inn’s files led Kcceiver Samuel
Dan Murray slightly upset cul- J
Hanford
) litis, in. hit*, no emu's.
•
_ Americ
(jecision over Joluitty
Kesinsler, is being limited.
truclors who are remodelling the Howard lo Die "pmion tlmt little dilutions in his. defeat bf thu stur
Detroit, 1»; Uo*k
So inmu ry -T w o base hit*, 1 ur- BOX
New York ( 10).
The
iflorn titan $fi0ii,(Mpi could be sal dy ADimtu, Jack Mooney.
building.
Cleveland, tl; IP
match Went to four sets tail Moo
lier, Sacks, lligger. Left uu ha*e,
A new concrete floor, new walls vaged ll'illl Die business.
am
lu
Chicngo, 3; Ph
SnnfoDl, 0; Snruaotu, 0. Ua*e on
Even the meter, of the 700 cubs ney weakened under Die blistering
and repainting throughout, as well
bull*, off ijrower, II. Stolen husc*
The score innings).
as renrungement of shelves and listed ns ehief us u t - were found to *un after Du* first.
St. Louis, i; W*l
Allen, Turner. Double \days, Fria
Murray's
counters feature the improvement') lie heavily mortgaged nml the re- w as *bl», (>-1, <1-4, (5-0.
ble to Meyer* to Uuilny. First on
ceiver said there was no possibility base line piny was excellent.
being made ill the sGire.
errum, SaruKotn, 1. Struck out by
Southern
The dhuhtes final* saw Arthur
NEW YOHK. July H>. (.Pi
J. II. nml A. K. ( 'hurdiwell, own that lite ciintpaii' would resume
William*, It Brower, 4. Time 1:M Pete Latin, miner-fighter, re
Waters und Churles Granger, New
Birmingham. M
^ WASHINGTON. July It). t/P)— ers of the store, are in Jackson bn: ine * tinder ■ ..u t supervision.
IJnijilre*, Tandy tin*1 Hollins.
Orleans, matching racquets with
Mobile, 8; Na
A T L A N T A , July 10. (/Pi— A ( oimiieree Depart uu nt o ff icial* ure ville but me expected to be in
mains the king of tile welterweight
Dmiblus Watters of Mulberry, Fla,
b.italioti of infantry of the Georgia trying to work out a method to Sanford next Thursday for tho
cJuk* lifter defending hi* title sin
•G
and Frank C, Owens of Atlanta.
Bouthes
ccHsfully for the secoml time in National Guard, a military hand prevent a chaotic situation in ra- reopening. The Clinichwcll com
Albany, 8-3; J*
..ml a troop of tin- hiatorie govor- diu iiroudcuating pending enact- puny owns und operates 13 stores
11 days.
St. Augustine,*
The 211-year-old ebumpion won jaor’s tmrse-guard will lead the wcl- nunl by Congress of legislation to in the South.
( Only twow
nn a foul from George Levine, New n.tiling parade for Hobby lorn** provide for regulation of Dm au
Tho Sanford store closed Monday
ORLANDO. Fla , July 10.—HP)
thority.
Suvannar, 9 {■(
for repairs, after a big stock re
Of the JJh.OOO yiird* » f *elue Y'>rk chulleiigur, but night at the .when he returns home Sunday.
A. H. Pomeroy, 7lb of Hartford,
innings, darkneW
In view of, the Zenith caso de- MUVllfjt
M stock has been
ducing "HU.
sale, D
New
confix or ted in Florltlu bince Juiw Polo (Jrnund* in a Imul which e.’.d ' Itohhy’s fellow-Atluntans ituve
and an opinion |ordered for the sale which will ('.mu., died her* tin* morning while
U*ry 1. ubout 15,000 yard* were cd suddenly ut u time when the ' iollowed witit enthiisiiiinii tii* play Cisnm at l tiicago atii
being curried t<. t
hospital a few
MACON, Ga. July 10.—f/p)__Tho
Florida 9k
taken in Seminole county, acctird- title-holder hud Ivin opponent in re 'in Die British Amateur tourney, by the Department of Justice ulong j accompany the reopening, accord-; minute* after the automobile in
tiny baby boys abandoned here last
ximiiur
lines,
the
Gummerco
Detreat
under
u
buttering
uvu-fiated
Tampa, 4; La*1.
•he Walker ('up inutchos and hin
infif to J. It. Forost, local manager.
Ing to C. I-’. Marshall, xtate garni
which be wn • tiding collided at a night by their mother are twins,
victory in the British Opon ovoit purtment finds itself without au
Fort Myers, M
Contractors estimated that Id
warden who wa* in Sanford th.a at tuck.
Muny in the crowd of 25,000 and the home-folks uro plunriing a thority to control broadcasting, dny« would bo reipiired to complete street intersecti..a with nonther fn the opinion of city hospital at
urosota. 3;
yocVt
automobile
mu
I
turned
over,
tendants who-have examined them.
through thu assignment of wave tho repairs to the building.
Orlando, 2; SLj
Wednesday the game warden, failed to dlitcern the low blow de reception.
'Tin' car in which he was riding Today they are crying, cooing and
The parade o f thpusands of length* to stations.
Accompanied by Churles Jones, livered by Loyine and Imoetl the
was bcinc ih ven by L. D. Sleb: gurgling in their places in the
champion
a*
he
*ank
to
hi*
knee*.
Bill*
introduced
at
the
last
ses
BOXER DIES <
home-town
admirers
of
the
bronzed
LIG
H
TNING
K1L12S
TWO
yume warden of Volqsia county
bin*, of Orlando, while the othpf children’* ward.
Police search
Lutin'* superiority, however, whs little golfer will nsKcmblo #t the sion of Congress to deal with thin
W E LLS V ILLE , Out,, Jnly 10.-— tar was drivn
O ” the upper St. John’* river near
Mrs. Charles for the missing mother wa* futile
W H IT TIE R ,■;<
arrested a infill found Kuinittg In convincing in both the third und lermiiml itntimi here ut .noon situation failed of enactment. At (JP)-rWellingtdn Bowers of Hoss- Gil'b.ins, also of tnia city.
today,
fourth
rounds.
present,
more
than
Mill
station*
Wldle
Die
spotlight
will
ba
isntored
Clarence John*0
moro,
Ont„
and
his
son,
Howard,
Lemon Bluff,
•M
r.
Pomeroy
wa*
visiting
hi*
----------------------- ^ —
on Bobby, Wultn Gunn, Jones’ hold licenses and wave-length aa*
killedTand five otherH in- stster^ Mi»s Julia Pomeroy^ and
Imxer of RtUpy
if
Orlando— f l 70,000 boric! * ijisucr plght follq *
8t. Pctorcburi -Work rtnrted, team mate ip Die Wnlljor '-' Cup slgnmentK issued by the depart
„ at Renertyille lust night Da y were planning to go to HartOrlando—Can tract let ut R72C,..
Yoted
on,
far
construction
of
2
new
and at.
Ht. matclioii, aim will come Jo lor ^li| ment, and application* have bofO
o:f, Tunipu
laying tracks oi
iuntpu ami
he wua
1 lightning struck the clbm- f»id vviiliin a few days, where Mr.
.f o r paving iB m ik » city Jayi
fire stations, incinerator and police round.
Putcrsburg Intfrurban Railway, sharp ol the glory,
HI* ;
-v i f j i '
p filed, by more thun six handed.
of the Orange Hall,
3 Gi.1.
?r.-* .2..
Pomeroy’* wife and «on rttUU*.. f
U w alarm algnol syrtim.'
Patrick, . '
«or
JM .,*r ‘v.» ii
■’.-.rt-■.W t? i
T h* '-xa
■
-ti .ftC??_»*’ -j i.1
H
t
E
r
a
*
*ji\i
Kl/ - .
NJ'ixr’iU
.■
UC4 ;:J
O f SeveralB adH oles
iley, Meyers And
nbarLeadAtBat
ST.
O U TH IT S COLTS
BUT LOSES, 2 TO 1
WINNING
OF MIKE KELLY IS
ENDED BY PALMS
; Hunting Licenses
j Hein# Distributed
| By State O fficial
Stockholders
Drop
Million In Failure
()i‘ i'axi (orporalion
Fi^ht Results
Extensive Repairs
,-r' Are Being Made tn
Church well Store
Murray Will M eet
P le iffe r In Singles
For Southern T itle
; j Yesterdayj|
*
»i/*n
Commerce ISureau Is
Latzo Wins On Foul Atlantans
Will Stage Seekin Ml.thod8 Fof
From George I^evine Big nemonstration In Meeting Air Situation
Honor OtBobbyJones
Man Dies Following
Accident In Orlando
Game Warden Active
, In Cs^tcjiipg Sejnerp
v
Abandoned Babies
Thought To Be Twins
�lLD,
[• ft
in
'kan U
rida
fs M ore
Gallons
' IB, 1928
f
jfn a l Aas’t Atlantic Coast * ,
Lino Railroad Co., B «g at the Intersection of tho
^
Mid-Summer Suit Sa
Beginning Friday, July 9th, and Ending
July 17th.
YOU DRIVE IT
Our onlire stuck of suits, consisting o f over K IV K II U N D R K I) light weight Woolens, Linens, I *alW
Itciiches, Mohairs, (ialmdines. Serges, Flannels and Tropical Worsteds will he M ild at prices that Wur<
move this large stock in order to make room for our fall shipments.
OUR STOCK A N I ) TH E S E
SALE PRICK
REGULAR PRICE
27.50
25.00
22.50
20.00
18.00
15.00
Reel & Sons
Tntal rnM
...........
...................
he borne cut indy by adjiuent property owners.
6ml>er of feet frontage 1304.8.
tho riilht of way M )
__inch of A. C. t . R. ft., run'!
parallel to nllh-oid track 180 feet, tl
South 01.7 feet; thbiioo Southeasterly pa
to railroad 150 feet; thbnco North $t.7 fee? to. , ' ,
East lin e.o f Oak Avo., with tho Northerly
beginning..................... ..........
$279.42
line of th# "right of way of I.nkc Charm
279.42
The nbovc and foregoing Fihal
Branch of A . C. L. R. R., then cc Southonst357.05
up
to
July 15th, 1920, without Interest; aHtl after'sc
erly parallel with the railroa*! track 150 feet,
279.42
assessments uro puynblo in ton equal anhufll Inau
thence South 61.7 feel; thence Northwesterly
279.42
parullel
to
railroad
to
Enui
line
*>f
Oak
at 8 per cent per anntun op a^l deferred
279.42
50.6
282.77
Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal o f.'f
Avenue,, thence North 01.7 foot to beginning.
279.42
S
an
fjal,
Florida, thin 12th dny of June, A. D. 1926.
^
357.65 Atlantic Const
— -n
I..
R.
PH
ILIPS,
City
Clerk..
279.42 Line Unilrond Co., Beg. nt the intersection of the
(Scnl).
279.42
West lino o f Oak Ave. with the Northerly
385.60
386.G0
385.60 r a jiL iu r a ji!fa fi!J ^ x ^ j a f a f a f B i g f i ! J e i a F e f i a » g K « s fa F ja jE f a n in ir a f iiJ iir a ia i a
386.00
,AliA8SEE , Fla., July 10. ee, 137,895 and 11,235.
total of 24,278,8114 gallons Hendry, 44,297 and 0.593; Hernan
olinf were consumed in do, 108.940 and 11.100; Highlands,
228,760 nnd 19,883; Hillsborough,
, ( j. f c
7 „ r , supervising inspector 2,003,004 and 220,535; Holmes,
State Department or Agri- 42,507 nnd 3,019,
Indian River. 154,087 und 17,5585mumption of kerosene for Jackson, 157,341 nnd 13,218; Jef
|c month amounted to 2,- ferson. 75,972 and 7.280; Lafayette,
( gallons, and 2,754 gallons 20,029 nnd 2,838; Lake, 405,170 and
ilo il the report showed. ^01,009; Lee, 329.183 and 30,033;
Icounty, with 3.997,018 gal- Leon, 194,302 and 14,315; Levy,
all counties 10 individual 128,408 and 11,457; Liberty, 15,W E LLIN G TO N ’S ADDITION TO
consum ption. Hillsborough 512 and 1,492.
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
[603,984. was second and
Madison. 111.070 and 7,522;
835.30
,854.070, third,
Manatee, 378,708 and 03,531; Ma C,F. Teague, Lot 20 ................................................ 80
.135.30
J.
T.
Allen,
I
art
21
.................................................
.
80
w ith 53 gallons;
Duval, rion, 431.978 jind 32,117; Martin,
279.42
v , 5. Monroe, 54; Polk, 131,472 nnd 15,181; Monroe, 100,- J. T. Allen, Lot22 .................................................... 50
i Lucie 107; Seminole, 200, 065 and 13,136; Nassau. 75,749 J.
1C0.81
T. Allen. Lot 23 ......................................
.... 29.85
J9iu. 55 gallons, wore the nnd 0,245; Okaloosa, 05,755 und
C. G. K E E LE Y ’S ADDITION TO
134,923 nnd
[consum ing the signal oil. 3,433; Okeechobee,
SANFORD, FLO RID A
was the consumption 11,040; Orange, 991,071 and 90,775JM
rtc and Kerosene, In gnl- 439; Osceola, 150,268 and 20,584. S. O. Shinholser, Lot 14 ......................................... 138.85
Palm
Beach,
1,397,499
und
130,Gertrude C. Hurt, Lot 8, less that portion lying
auntlef:
gasoline. 47t,907 and 395; Pasco, 104.935 and 17,648;
’38 014; Maker, 3.7,(500 Pinellas, 1,058.018 nnd 134,089;:
Bay. I t!'.005 and 13,384; Polk, 1,378,072 and 152.350; Put
51,630 and 0,104; Bre- nam, 240,902 and 20,1112; St.
a
j
f 7(50 and 35.350; Broward, Johns, 350,821 und 35,920; St. Lu
YOUR CAR IS READY
cie,
243,045
and
27.250;
Santa
Rosa,
[ml 51.163; Calhoun, 52,040
when you want it, when you j
Charh'tt* 106.14(1 nut '82,76T mid 0,5.10; Sarasota. 110,
use our “ we rent —you drive"
800 and 5*1,588; Seminole, 317,802
service.
Whether you want it
and 28,350; Sumter. 153,180 and
fur a long or short trip, for only
85.1 in and 11,611; Clay, 18,901; Suwannee, 119,018 and II,a few hours or several days, all
C,„| 5.371; Collier. 14,335 115; Taylor, 90,131 and 7.850;
you have !e do is get behind the
j8; Columbia, 197,795 and Union, 23,539 and 3,105; Volusia,
wheel anil roll.
And you pay
[Dude, 3,1*97,018 anil 376,- 910,009 and 91,202; Wakulla, 32,for the cur only while you use
soto. 119,008 and 12,210; 011 und 1,900; Walton, 81,913 and
it, based on the mileage you
|6,C16 and 2,608; Duval, 8,827; Washington, 19,970 und 5,cover.
nnd 251,968; Escambia, 915.
and 39,989.
tr. 80.668 and 4.400; Frank139 nnd 9,805; Gndsden,
Sehring — Inter - County Tele
Myrtle and 2nd St.
[and 17,446; Gilchrist, 18,- phone and Telegraph Company rePhone ISO-J
2,799; Glades, 62,266 and ^modeling and enlarging Sebring
jGulf. 13,777 und 1,248; i telephone exchange, nt coat
>f
In, 87,909 and 5,715; Hard- $110,000.
Li. PROPERTY OWNERS OW NING PROPERTY ON THE
[ w in g A V E N U E : OAK AV E N U E
FROM TH IRTEENTH
I t TO HIGH STREET.
following is the final estimated nl.-rt of paving Oak Avenue
urteenth Street South to High Street a width of 21 feet with
sphult on a 6 ineh rock base.
$ 603.20
|. yds. excavation (® 4 0 c..................... ..... .......
ft. concrete curb & gutter (m* 76c
..........
11103.08
ft. single curb (fp 35c ....
........ ... .......
25.55
1698.40
yds. rock foundation @ 80c .......................... ,.
2185.86
L yds. 2 in. sheet asphnlt top («i $1.02 .................
69.00
J. yds. Clam B. concrete @ $23.00 ..........................
90.00
filets @ $30.00 .....................
..............................
130.80
ft. 3 in drain tile @ $100.00 per M...................
389.55
ft. 12 ” pipe @ $1.05 .........................................
157.78
York..........................................................................
64.29
|tory inspection o f materials .......... ...... '•...... .....
165.44
expetiM.1, advertising, etc. 2bj'/«......... .........
330.88
Bring 5',
.............................................................
177.85
carrying charge R'5> for 6 months
*7?
310.33
line o f Oak Avc. extended
East o f tlW 'l
._. 60.9
South ...__Jrfi;— - ....
Assessment per foot frontage |5.5884
FRED T: W ILLIA M S , Eh
Numr
nt
Description »'» Foot
E. R. TRAKFORD'9 M A P
SANFORD, FLO RID A
Wei aka Invest. Co., Lot 6 Blk 15 Tr 4 .................... 00
Welnku Invest. Co., Lot 7 Blk 15 Tr 4 ..................... 60
( a moron & Johnson, Lot 8 Blk 15 T r 4 .................... 84
Cameron & Johnson, Lot 9 Blk 15 Tr 4 ............a....... 50Cameron & Johnson, Lot 10 Blk 15 T r 4 ................. 50
Moisch Realty Co., Lot 1 Blk 15 Tr 5 .................... 50
Morris \Mosesi, Lot 2 Blk 15 T r 5 _ ........................... 50
Morris Moses, Lot 3 Blk 15 T r 6 _ _ .......................... 04
Martha (5. Page, Lot 4 Blk 16 Tr 5 ........................ 50
Me inch Realty Co., Lot 5 Blk 15 Tr 8 ...................... 50
Mamie Kate Whittle, Lot 0 Blk 10 T r 4 ................. 09
Robert Williams, Lot 7 Blk 10 T r 4 ........................ 09
S. O. Shinholser, Lot 1 Blk 10 Tr 5 ........................... 69
S. O. Shinholser, Lot 2 Blk 16 T r 5 ........................ G9
om&cDss.
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.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
FRICKS
AUK
C O N V IN C IN G
S A LK PR IC K
Cl.Alt PRICK
40.00
37.50
35.00
32.50
30.00
28.50
17.98
16.48
15.98
13.48
12.48
9.98
Other Prices In Proportion
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-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
27.48
- - - 25.98
- - - 23.98
---------- 20.98
- - - 19.48
- - - 18.48
-
-
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.
Customer Pays For Alterations
o J5P
■* ■
SERVICE AND SAFETY
'1
N o Suits R eserved --Y o u Get Your Pick o f Entire
What It ivieans To You
Stock—Come Early
------Friendly, personal attention to your needs.
-Smooth running efficiency in carrying out
your wishes.
PERKIN
-Strength of resources, aide management and
every safeguard for your protection.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SANFORD, FLA.
W. First «•*
St.id
Welaka Bldg.
$7291.68
tfitfibfiifitfaFafiLnLnLnLniJHmiLrerajagfit
*'
M-
Tremendous Price Redu<
tion will p revail to
room for Fall arrivals*
.
M
mmtm
2 4 th
Come
look through our store.
Suite.
To appreciate you A Red!
must see Ihe quality and workmanship that
is offered at such re
markable prices. He
rn e m b e r the Sale
starts
$ 9 7
0
FREE
0
A Set of Dishes free With Every
Kitchen Cabinet.
1 » 3 4 .7 S M o n d a y
E X T R A S P E C IA L
|Our Enormous Rug Stock must be re
duced and this Is a wonderful opportun
ity to buy your fall requirements
25 Grand Rapids wing
chairs in mahogany or
highly decorated.
9x12
A
high grade t s p f ^ J W *
a s
cm in kitchen equipment nnd nro
REGULAR
a wonderful bArfaitt at' the Hale
. PRICE
$27.50
price.
•
%
ffy
•^
’• .
grade mer*
- I
Oha'rtdtpe
i
t
at a mini-
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a
4
w »
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Take AdvahUge o f ttilb redUCti
our luggajfie
imum price
917-50
-
Be Sm e
r. »k|
NOW
i
rug (WVfc J
v
...
MMi
■mm
■Mm
The cablhfets are thfe ridat* modi
M
■m
.......
$ 0
mmrnm
\
3 Piece Living Room Suite
i i
Beautiful P ictu res.............
Card' Tables .......................
42 Piece Diunfet' Sef .........
Nursery- Refrigerators,
No. 1 at $4175; No: 2 at?
Brahs Blrd Cageg $&75'afti
gains listed
*
�i» Tin-: r n t r r r r r o t n r . k k v h a t h
j u u k t a i . n itt iiT ,
ix
is :is'u n cl n> pnl'Jillc'l the cotton hud done for generation*. is, perhaps, the biggest effort in
organizing
one
group
of
farm
ers
A M ) POH S E M I M I l i K f l H X T I .
The agricultural departments of
1c-or* mill'll suc cess C.f ttv (lonrgiii
I
'l
.
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
A
.
'
to
compete
with
another
group
a
l
a mimher ot the railroads tr a v e r s
ix i itA v t i t m .
A iclc from the bright. '*r c iguret ing southern Georgia, in co-opcra- ready organized on a production Ill Is V T l 1’1‘ K T T .
basis.
non
with
the
into
and
federal
C O M I'I. A I N A N T ,
tcihu'Tci, (hulsilcii enmity is the
- VS
The continuation of the Georgiaeric
hI hillin' <>l the- wnrld-fiiinotis agencies, introduced the flue-cured
' ii ■
*
I . O l t l N M ’I t r i ' K T T ,
Floridn
industry
will
parullel
the
tobacco
in
lit]A
ft
e
r
a
variable
Kin- In Khndi-grnwn \vnip|ier, ami
u k k K M •A N T
niii M -tii o k
i’ i n i . i r t iT ox
m aiso imted for its product ion of acreage the pr'e-ent forward move ultimate success to be achieved in
(lie
efntrol
of
the
boll
weevil,
and
T i l t.l lit I N K T I I T ' K T T . A T I , A N T A
Kuo filler tnhmcci.
The method ment began about 1U2 0 , spreading
.M IIIilA
of growing ciitnr wrapper tnliiiefo | from the central southern and the success or failure of the bright M IVi
Ml fii** he i t* 1*>* iinlitr*’*! imii I i *”
■ItiliV.I t", l.e mill Ii|.|ie.ir II 11.01 I III•
under a (’omldimlion cheesecloth i southeastern tiooigia, across the tobacco pool.
It
was
with
the
desii'e
to
help
2ml ill, v *,f A utt u s ! . A. 1).. 11*lift, t "
Y, Ftfl., Ju ly 10 . --(/Pi— enme to Quincy in I J l . represent- llIlt| s |„i lanle whs originated ind southern part of the state, entering
the small farmer of west Florida, M... a,ii ,.r c..ni|duloi rile.) itKiilr.si
Florida in Uh-’ l
i i f a r c t tobacco production i mg one of the large tulmmi firimi. ! (|(.Vi.|npe>l in (iudsden county,
i *,u III l to ill.,,va
I*-,I calls«- amt 1
Besides the boll weevil, it is '*'"1 particularly of Gadsden coun- I'tm
irfelt la o f recent nrlgih.'The I Mr. Williams’ work on the Quincy [ ' f lv„ f;l, » , , me responsible for
rt
y,
that
a
group
of
public
spirited
ly,
Tl,.- S a u l , , Ml l l e r a l . l . a in-ws|ia(i.-c |
f 1ue*curinjr barns were reel- j floor attracted the atli-ntnni of the! (he pr< ,-.
lie -rg ia Origin leaf granted that the organisation of
hi S,-iiilii,»li* i ‘0 111 11 .1 . |.TorGadsden county in IV2 1 . hut Quincy committee and In was put t industrv
i he first mid foremost f (tie hright tobacco pool in the citizens of Quincy and adjoining 1t»,ii.lisl,,-,l
,1 ,, I m h . i r l . i
,1,-HIU llleil
.is
lie
territory
studied
the
situation
in
|
Carolina*
and
Virginiu
had
been
ireecnt development did not J in charge of the JUJ.’i i',eld c ork , j* the , ..mo nod ravages of t he 1
lie ws|ia |.el In « lileli tills or,lei .shall I
southern
Georgia
in
11)22
and
!!<
2
3
.
In- IHiliiistli-il f u r f o u r CiillseeilMv.'
le commercial proportions un- j which he carried on uuh •‘ plendid („,p w, , | over the cotton hell ' a very stabilizing influence in s u s
1
24.
The movement followed ,Miceess to the market and the ||,ringing choiit a hail situation and I taining a emit Mined spread of the Much cot ton had heretofore been WeWe Us,
i t l e s s \* K I hu m lass. K le r k ■■f i
For even ! raised over the territory and the sill,I i'll, -li lt C o u r t . 1111,1 tile o f f i c i a l !
j , the Georgia' development farmers of western Florida.
lie nerrK.sitnnne the discarding ol cot-. bright tobacco acreage.
• tied up with it.
Its con- jcontimies in t i e same capacity this
tern over wide areas (>f with the tremendous increase in ! situation in the production of cigar seal H i d , i f . this -Ot 1, ,lil> of Jpne.
('•accofts is dependent upon i year, and has extended the itetivo | Qcurgia Ia r m land.
The farmers I eigaret production, the acreage I leaf, at that lime, mnde it desira- A 11 . II* 3«.
IM K A I.)
Mltlnuation of the Georgia'! urea contiguous to (Quincy from | hail no ».u to turn.
They knew adaptable t., l,n ght leaf produe- ] ble that another staple crop he
Mmi
in
the
t
nr-.Ilium
and
Virginia
I
introduced
in
the
territory.
I
he
Won. This latter represents |tin* Alahama urea, through south •'now I-, i ,• • . ..it.in. a n d c u l t I not
If , tfw greatest achievements western Georgia, and east to Madi tin.I ate.i >■ i - t u p l e to p r oduce ' iial I-. sufficient I.. t a k e cure of the in 1 adjoining counties iir Georgia were
Dull .lull)
I t f i h r n producing flue cured leaf.
» introduction that recent son. Mu.
W o u l d I ...... li the r e a d y cash that . leased deni.in,Is for the leaf.
file ISlIl} season opetlr-d most
iH a n l hiatory reveals.
T r u e , t he a e r e a t ' e was
Sfty. I* the only market yet I ni nr nl d y .
(abed in Florida, and the linni ro-hed. hut t heri ' ha- I... n n
g area for this market ex- g r o w i n g i n t e re l a n d
kunwi. <l/e
frinn west of Madison. Fla.. . i oi . l i / tin- la, u n i - u I... i o n ' line
Y o o r e h e /^b g r J o e , ^
( v T y o o d o n 't .
) cast of the bell, west as far I . plant tins v a r i e t y >-l lot- itii
JI-IAT
Pf-ANNEP THIS
/l o o k Tl R C P I N )
a d . i | C ' d ! t he
limes county, and the south- ami win. have
comer of Alabama and lype
So many l.'IV..I aide >..Ill
’ HOME T o 6 b ^ONVENIEN
i THE t V E H ' N G S '
IfOtcrn Georgia, wbere the m. i.l- have been madi -....... I lor
try has gained n fisithold.
join leaf and so well ati le d were
L IK E Y o u U S E P T o
F O R H O U S E K E E P IN G '
5
Quincy developmental work ilhe buyers with (be <|uaiity of toIT
HAS
LIGHTENED
M
Y
<
V handled by W. II. Williams, 'baeeo prodtieed here t)>.M I he per
[WHAT$ T H £
df a locnl warehouse, He maneney of the industry in this
*ht Cigarette Tobacco
tdaction In Florida Is
le O f Newest Industries
D IF F E R E N C E
u/ORK SO MUCH
am m m ,
FbTUiS'
Phone 4H
Sanford Building & Loan Associat
P
T H A T I FEPb
f'.kV
r. .
|0o PER. CENT
f '/ f b J j } .
Be T T E R
Security Lumber Co., Inc.
/
: Beauty
TUI!
Oniplete stocks of lumber, cement, plaster
t’W* 't
Ish and doors.
j .b,x **
Hoofing
*
and
building
Jper. Get our ]>rices on your building
and
s i i 'i i i i j ;
an I tiiitU*
(lit
m im i'T .-uni liiilcs (lr;t|icv
i.e in
wyerial needs.
-Iifling'.
n Q js
11
H i- Test B uilding
Mut iii’ it'ly I'iltU t iil t I
ile, Sani
B
■ iiwni'tt:,- w*II prnte I fi'iiu) fNi'vssivi* siinliglii anil mid
Gravel,Rock., Cement
K la.mlv In Mu hnmr.
Lei us fiirius!i vnin* wimlmv sluidi’s.
*
C a ll
Protection i
CTs ' •
V4
Does not the luxurious thought of a a
fortable future appeal to you? The
ling sacrifices necessary now will qm
ly fade when you become the proud
sessor o f your home.
.lust t'ttll
we u || tidii- ;iir nu'ii.-uivmt'iits jtnd install
m ud-
In.m
1,1
Special Price on large lots
slwido-s
l|
\t»U S I I AUK C I .O T I I .
SANFORD CEMENT PRODUCTS
Phone 7H7
5th and Maple Sts.
Corner Maple and (Ith Streets
E. Compten, Mgr.
I SEMINOLE AWNING SHOP
U« .T.snimtdt1 P rim s
Bond-Hill Lumber
Company
'l’radt; A l Uom u
.'Kill Hast Sfcond SI.
I*hono
Yard. Unity Avritue at
H O N !)
H. B. NcCALL, JR
i. tilth and Kith Strri'ts
filtA U K
Z IP
S K H Y K ’ IC
A
T R IA f.
vince you
Cem ent
bent
tiiiiivil
Phone ■ I'In and 13G
will
co»-
tliut
tin
results
liy
are <itr
using
out
Cement. Anil you mq
alw ays dejieml on get
ting the name uni fora
goodness.
Its ijualitf
never varieB.
HO North Laurel Ave.
Phone 763
Sanford Home Builders
Incorporated
a bit o f ground
ma four stout w alls
Nature has placed within the breast of man a
passion for some hit ol ground and four Stour walls
that he can cJtl his own. And this desire, once
achieved, has ever made of him a liner husband, a
prouder father and a better worker for his fellow men.
Today, as in the past, man lives in the hope of uiher*
ing liis family over the threshold of his own home—of
sharing with his wife the fulfillment of their fond*
cs* dreams. Today, unlike the past, the attainment of
your dearest hop« is quitc within the bounds ofreasoQ.
E. J. UNDSKOS
Builders of l.ifc Tim e Homes
i
We o llo r for salt- ll-six-room houses, com
plete in every iKdad at French and Ceiieva Avcs.,
a I very
terms.
t easoiudile prices and on
very
General Contractor and Builder
easy
Plans and specifications on
I f you are looking for a real home see os
at once as these will he bought quickly ut the
prices for which they are held.
Hoom 11, Masonic Temple B l d g .
I’ htmu 7V
request
A L L W O RK G U A R A N T E E D
Residence
217 W,
Highland
St.
A fuller, richer living—a new and greater hiipjplncm
—begins for you when first you hear the
, lock in your own front door.
i < . " ' . L’i
*TVI,-.
�w
gw
USSm
■H
\
B ■
11— A u t o m o b ile l o r Hale
VusincsH Service Offered 40— Money to Loan
Daily « era,i l_ ct
68— Rooms Without Board
84— Houses For Sal*
rivB Y tb> ana
IS TMK c r ip v ir c o u r t m v .
It appear!bar
K IT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, H i t - ■>f Complaint thaCyap af
W liifn i;' 11 1SKNBERRY PR IN T LOANS— Money available at 7 par NICELY Furnished bedroom next FOR S A LE — New 3 room house
rinUiig,
____
NOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA.
—
'
Printing.
Engraving,
you mar claim son
eent, Close in property. A. P.
tw\> porches, on Magnolia Ave.,
to hnth, hot water. 404 Palmetto
Bg; caah in Advance
End
IN t i l VNfWflY.
interest In and t6
’optnu. See ns first. We do 1f'onnolly & Sons.
opposite aviation field. Small down
Avenue,
s u i t t o q i t i r r t i t i .h .
hereinabove_____
descrlt
Ibed.
ORDKR o r FIMH.fllATIOX.
■payment. Balance tike rent. Write
It ia TH B RieroR I
.,M"' .’‘ Street.
A7*"'- H- R. Avenue-1
• onimervinl
i 47— Dogs, Cats, Pots.
■da, will be received
that you and each of you
u m. c h o h th v /a :t ,
FURNISHED ROOMS, free space P. O. Box, 696, City.
,nd collector eent
COMPLAINANT.
COMPLAINANT,.
hereby required t
for ear 1000 Union Ave.
-VS, „ \
blr*** for payment^ ||m
. -vs,
, - i
BIU of Complaint
W 11.LlAM •HTOCkwKLJ. ET AL.
Monday
Becotu
CLOSE IN MODERN HOME
. the
Ibe Second
)
Tile InCOLLIES,
[lately
roofs I.mit
" V £ ° ‘ /ne
v; i , u ic ,o , Fox
pox Terrlara,
terriara, Shepherd,
anepnera,
DRFKNIb.NTrt.
A.
A. V.
I). 19$?,
19*?, the
the sai
setae
over oh} roof* [P r“ °f»- Re-roofing' Setters, Pointers, puppies two FOR RENT—Two bedrooms each
$5,500.00.
He « line
Day
or
this.
Court,tat',■*tk
n o t ic r to k n o w n ; a n un with twin beds. Cali 411 Park.
Uniat':'*
E l- 1month* old.
Any these «« «* • .
Hours In. Banford, BentlpaL
Act quick, and aecure, modem 6. 7c a line
K N O FX OUK|C|D$NT?.
norltfic and In fliArtlKYlA
1 T n
\T7 S» ti" '« t io n Ku«ran- males, $10; females, $6 each.
room bungalow. Easy walk down STATR OF FLORIDA:
D O N ’T
I’’ O It (1 K T
on requeat.
creea Pro Con.’esao wl
I * ' ,,a,: Ave.&ftrdSt. Phone 1 1 1 . Hounds, $10 pair, all fine ones, or ROOMS, with or without meals. town, naved
To William MforWwetl, and----,« rate*
street, garage, shrubs.
Pi
nualnRt
«Jid cauvt belt
tiln wife. Sullle Marla lo qnletyou.
der from this direct.
Darnall
___ la_ and
.... t. a r
title
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. Extra large lot, nice lawn. Several Sinekwelf.
cd nitca aro for
DODGE IlKOTHEltS
Stock wh) i ,‘ a n il--------- rtt»>r gwell, hereluatlove1
H it .lo w s HARDER SHOP
Irfti'ic
. d e « i Ibed.
•
Kennels, WUliamston, S. C.
pieces good furniture Included at tier husband: H. IV IJebJgnry. and
hme
IL! Mu Kaolin Avenue.
rjce. Owner leaving state. Terms —-----------Deboaory. hi* wife; AlS , ' 7 S « tawM.
69—
Rooms
For
Housekeeping
It
la
further
ORDER
HD
j
Deulem
, ll" s| (lllss barbers. Special at- 49— Poultry and Supplies
mi tier tin junllahed in
1desired. See Arthur Corrlngton, lu-rt H. Hlood. o n d ----------lilvud.
H'titnm k iveil Indies and children.
kited
bln
wlfr;
C.itvln
II.
I*riot.
uo*l
furd
Herald,
a
navrvpaj:
Agency, Nationni Price, Ills wlfw; K. L. Hunter, and rd In Seminole County,
!l,«re« ol 30c tor
FOR RENT ;t furnished rooms at Strout Fnrm.
Bank Building.'
CHICKS
FOR
S
A
LE
—
Large
type
——-— Ilun*■■£. Ills r.’ ITi?. W. I*. a week for four ( ! ) col
$0.00
pet
week
or
1
room,
$4.00.
SANFORD DRDG COMPANY
i* restricted
S K LL G 0 0 ,) USK,) <’ARS
ilradlck. a n d ----------f*r.i<llok. II*
week*.
* ft
Barron Strain chicks white leg 15! 15 W. 2nd St.
|adverti!*irur
I be Rexnll Store”
wife;
Klliik V. ilrnrtn k and If, lJ.
S M A LL HOUSE and Lot for sale tirudiek.
her hu*b*ti(l; J. W. HatWITNESS my hand and <
....""
!,i*eeiauy oi our prompt horn, $8.75 per hundred. Postage
Prank Noble, GinderviU
iW.
Helil, iiml ------ - Hatfield. Ills wife; elal seal of the Circuit-.,
It void
error i* malic The S,?V‘
New location July 15, Corner Eltn ('llmac of prescriptions and quick paid, Rhode Island Reds, best for 74— Apartments For Rent
.1 E. Clark, a n d --------- Clark, hla rnth Judicial Circuit ot
meat.
$10.75
per
hundred
post
erald will * r” Pon" fale
delivery.
wife;
J.
H.
McNatt
and
of
Klorldn.
In
end
for
r one incorrect mgertlon,
We pay the postage and THE CLARK Apartpi«nts on the 85— L o ts F or Sale
----- MrvNatt. hi* wife; and to
County on title Second day- oft i
and 10th Street.
OruK?
Soda — Hot Sandwiches paid.
, L r for Biibnequent
each and evurv of the above-named A. D.. 1914.
'7a
guarantee live delivery. Janies G.
brnch, rensonable weekly or
defendant*.
If
llvlim.
und.
If
uny
or
(SEAL)
ng^T^e office <should bo
Grimes, Paxton, Fla.
monthly rnti-.n. 416-418 South A t CYPRESS AVE NU E —6 lots, fiOx .ill of sail! defendnnl* lie dead, then
PRINTING THAT PLEASES
V
K.
DOUOLAM^.
imarediately in case of
120. $000.00 each with cash pay t>> til*, or her, or llielr unknown
Clerk.
1
lantic A v e , Ditytona Beach, Fla.,
All used cars better condition,
typewriters iinilAildiiiK Machines.
By A. M. Week% <>i
BABY
CHICKS—
Send
no
money
ment
of $150.00 on each. Balance loir*, deviser*, lex.ilen*. v. r,i nt «,■*.
Mrs.
O.
F.
Met:ue,
prop
and
Mgr.
THE SEMINOLE PRINTHRY
IVitttty
Clerk.
.
j
■
•I
other
el.in,mins
oudnr
the
:,lrov«I
We ship C. (>. D. Leghorns, $14.00
<m contract.
Dcnn-Berg Corpora n.imed ilefiuiluiil*. doeeitHeil; to It 11:i I f it ILLS Jit.
jtDVEllTISKltS
BETTER PRICES
b'H W. !*lh St. IV. N. Luniicy, Prop.
per hundred. Bars, Rods, etc, $111. ONE Ff\’ E ROOM apartment Oil tion, 515 Fust National Bank Illdg. i> Kmoiee ns adiotntst ralrlx of the
S..Ileltor for Complalnuot. .
j-nld
representative
i *iat" of r.ilvlu It I’ rlen. deeoa*ed,
Mixed $10.00.
LIVE delivery.
Pork Ave. Two garages. Lang
I !)— B uilding— C o n tra c tin g
fimilifir with rat os.
if
as
Id
t*
;
1
1
n
il
Ktione*.
I*
living
ami
Florida IJahv Chiekery, Lakeland, ley A part meats. , For information i CORNER DOUGLASS and Aluntc il she Is still luildl is .ffleo ik *nld
BETTER DODGE BROTHERS
ind rlassificat ion will
, '1,0
Fla.
iiilmliihtr.-eiv
mill
Istlit
tl nil ii I* 1r. «* I\ ;*
iill !iff \the
1»i»• psntd
Akl Is
i I!i i \ XHK II1 1 i l l T (OK RTi tt
cull TIH-J.
U complete information.
zumu in Buena Vista. Lot 18. ii
JAMES H. COWAN All kinds of
SERVICE
ylty wish, ihey will
V* ' l ,nf °ndml it - ' ' : v n l
Jl IIIITAI,
dRCT
block T, 50x150, $1,500.00. Half !.111l|i!,T !tmU-’1r
I’m mid Sheet Metal
Work. 58— Household Goods
APARTMENTS, two rooms, kitch enah.
r i ‘a m t
Balance monthly.
Dean- ;iil,,trix: theo ’i,, .i,r,,:ii.no,vt, «d-1
jrou m wording ymir
Water and Hunt Tanks. At Oak
, i
encite ami both.
Handsomely Berg Corporation. 515 First Nu- mlnlalrnti lx. ioluiliil*tr:ii„i or ad* , u.'i e i.-o-ri-r, t* xir Ir uiiw
fj t„ make it more of■'venue and Third Street.
Tulo■nltilatintora „i ....... slate of Calvin HW ' H,sX v ft KVfl
PRAUTB ‘ A L L Y NEW SEWING furnished, beautifully decorated, [ tional Batik Bldg.
M ILLER o. PHILIPS, In,.
plnme 111.
II Price, deceased, and l » all l'»
|trr- i:\I.MA .It INCH a
__
_
,t
iie
u
*
t
.
ltd ALUHRTJ V
Machine. BOX 117.
centrally located, select tenants.1__________ __ ______________________ _
>n*.. eneli nod every pel sou. whose Ji i NES, her husband.
r.os,
WJBTANT NtlTICB
to,ute
or
mint,
s
me
unknown,
nr
Young, owner, 208 North Park |MELLON VII.LK AVE NU E in Bu tt h,,se residence ,,i i csidenees ar ■
Elm A w . and Lltli Street.
To tire defrtidanta. .K n in i,
fv J. LINDSKOG Generul Con- FOR SALE Wulmtt Hoosicr ih I>ytiaris should give their
Avenue. Special summer rates.
I enu Vista. l,nt 23, block 8, 5llx unknown to the cotilllliilnaut III 111 and her hurthaml Albert t L i g
Dnrtur .ind builder. IMnns and
■r postnffire midresa hs
inel, fii-q class condition, $20.
170. $1,500.00.
Bal- hl-*ve-e.,ttllml
cause,i i i . cl;....
...
. . Half. . cash.
iunder
i i i d u r Ills*
W ..limed
. n ">*,
itt >>.1 «,»V
*tie1 * . !’ „f
M* ’ !l oZdalnt"
Iim u i.t*
i n i filed’
i 11r t i herHn’
t i u t p i M oii
a*.
■‘peeifii ntiiin* un request. All work lion bed with springs, $(>. Gps stove
tile nuie.ve
their iihoiio number if
1\\t> KURNISHED Apartmenl* - ) anet) monthlv. Deun-Berg Corpor- fInterest
PHONE ;t
.tti.l.i l i t a .it- u n i n f i Ii . m i
n e ut l i t r •
I f a j l t q 1|
gtintnuteed.
Rexidetteo
217
lligh......
...
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.........
.
-•
•
‘
■••r■ire results. About one
iniscelliineiius furniture. Sacrifice.
:t moms each. 100 W. 0th Si. Itttion, 515 First National Bank Bldg ....
» i , f . in , in- t'ruii*\ Iviuila i 'i<iiii>nuy
hmd St., between Elm nnd Onk. 01 I Myrtle Avenue.
of „ thousand has
Photo III or call H12 Magnolia.
| ----- ---------------r>.i I iimiii .uif.i on l.l>. * nu>( (.innt- >1111 IIV.'I- 1lie »H o of twent
I'hotie
7iMiW
iiiri
A iiiiull If *. ,i cni |i<ii .ii mu .OK,IIIone and the otherB
FOR SALE — t! lots on Sanford l/.-it mull r (Iih lira* i,f ilif ( i.iuuiijii- ' V r* IS Tit RltRKOH K, OHDM
inn you amt each of you~4c**aW
fcnmunicHle with
you
WILLOW FU RNITU RE fur living FOR RENT Two Apartments, $17 I Ave., and 6 on Palmetto, opposite wt-nhb'
of I’ limay Ivnuls, ami liav- ion
foil flay of Ang-nowvj-'w
21)— H e a lin g niu’
•y know your address.
and dining room, low priced.
I.uhI iia** at I'ljntho
per month 1201 Onk Ave.
[aviation field, Will sell cheap on I uk ll* principal place
the hill of complaint 1
")if*l nut unit .11,ii 1 i S i, i i -(* In tho Jh-t i'I hto
toatinuaniT MUST be
Mrs. Wheeler Jones, Valdez Hotel.
.
easy terms. Reason for selling go- (i'll!nf
I'litlHitflpiiiri.
tu
Cummonperson at The Sanford
IT IS I'TIITIIHH OKDKRSD'
FUR REN T New furnished apnr ing'north, care Herald, Box 510.
HODGINS & r o v bN CO., Ant*
wiiillli uf I' iiiii '*’. lxmill*, itm iiiniOrder of PuliilcnlIon he puhl
iffire or by letter. Tele*
men! Pnir rooms and bath, a d u lt s ___________________________________ UIn imi nI *|ui-1f i ink ii* |i;LI i ii'UIni'ly till*
Radiator and sin , metal worke. 59— Jewelrv and W atches.
oil
In the Hunfurtl Harold, a XI
u*
i*
kiimin
In
Mm
ttif
|irli)Clpul
ontinuanres are not
<mlv. 107 E. Nth St. Phone 552,
PALM BEACH COUNTY — The jilu.i .ir !111* Iiti-* * nf1* -ut ituf cnilwnl ■ |iuitor imhllnlied In Sanford. IP
Plain and ornnmei > d sheet mett I
once a week for J
Mirk. Tel, TDM
207 Pram h I 11A \ E a complete outfit of htnev ‘
.ill |ifi*iui* Ian\Itin ■» rlnlin- Hide I'minIV.
'
'
scene of
stupendous develop- iiiul
•• week*.
..J’
it ii v mlcii'M In Hie following ilw- coiiHOotltlv
A Veit tie.
shaped watv It crystals,'can fii Nl( E „ room apartment, first floor nient. Rend about it In the Palm iiix1lluil
|us ■ Prompt’ - Efficient
WITNESS
my
hand and thq
I
a
nil*:
a
it
Ii
lisi
of hohi C'lr.iilt Court at
of huth room.
New ] Ucnch post. Sample copy sent on I
Servin'
one while >nu wail. -P eter E.
thl* ]rtl iujr uf $Uli
'I'lif Nortllvvi-*t tjuntlcr of the Florida,
Alieurn, 11 l ' a Park Avo., Sanford. house, ni !\ lurnished, gas, elec- request.
24— I'lifnllng— Itpering
Nuillrafrit ijuuilfi {N W 'l uf NW 19lib
triedy, instantaneous hot water all
*,1 nf Set- 1lun |.*lftffii (Ik ) lu
tSKAI.) v
p0t*fj|,ASaL
AXI» KOI NO
times.
Moderate rates.
Apply DO YOU W A N T TO BUY or tell
Tuw 11*11111 'I’wfiity
i-’ii) South.
AUTOMOBILE DE ALERS: t f y. u GO— Machinery and To4ta.
Clerk. Circuit C
Sunday or evenings,
111 E. 8th
Ituiiit.,
Tnlrl>-l\vo
<3J)
Kant.
anything? I f eo advertise la
want to sell yoi r uied cam. » JSemlnolo C o in
ief case rnntaiiiiiigpunear Magnolia.
II
Florida.
,
the Gainesville Sun.
vartise daily on the classified page. FOR SALE 1 Colt Carbide outfit
'I’l*.* ir.iMt Half of the Southeast
lihle only to owner. Ueiiv
v. K. Uouglass, 1
tjiiurifi
nf
tlio
Norlln,n*l
Uttsrter
for
lights.
Also
mule
and
Mu*"ay.
Warlow
&
CarpaAtsr*
Hrrahl Office fur reward.
TWO FURNISHED apartments
i l ’. ', uf SKU uf N H M uf Hecfarm tools. Plume 802;
til la ado. Fla.
25— Floristg.
liuii Kiflceu (15) In Townnhlp Puh.
private home, close in, 50!> E. 3rd M A IN E — WatervIBe,
Morning
July 3-10-17-34-31.
Tw-ftiiy
(20)
South,
llange
ThlrtySt
reet.
Sentinel. Thousands of Maine
)iles For Sale.
ih ii cu ) Rum .
61—Miscellaneous
‘ STEW ART THE FLO RIST”
IN 4-mCItlT fOUKT. M » T «
people are interested In Florida ill
Flowers for all occasions.
J tm iC liL (IINCVIT, ■ ■ ■ III1
The Nmili ITulf of (lie Southeast
roperty.
Reach them through
^KNIGHT mid Overland.
77— H ouhch for Rent
rOUNTV. n o a i u * .
ijuailor
of
llio
SootliBftst
(jnarliir
r**.i
M
rLANDER
ARCADE
s Sentinel. Rate card on ap
M. Motor Co., Park and
FOR SALE- Practically new, with
IN CIIANCRRV,
v
.
IN ', uf H R uf S R '*) of Heutlon
Phone 781.
■p it roa niVORCM ‘
plication.
Firiffii (it,) lu To tvnehIp Twenty
il.
disc plow attaches, Partition Trac FOR It ENT Six room furnished
■ii,
I -.’ii) South, ItiiiiKo Thirty-two FttKP W. IIA L L
tor must in- sold. M. F. Smith En house. Located in Edge wood. J.
COMPLAINANT.
112) Rust.
27— ProftHsional Serviced
DODGE
VS.
*■
gineering Co., Room 18, Daytona F. McClelland, 30!) French Ave.
USED CAR BARGAINS
IV
1
The North Half of the Northeast 1! It AC R HANCHKZ BA LL
Beach.
0. Phillip? Co., Inc,
1— 1020 Overland Touring.
ItKFKNDANT.
o
FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando
cfimt-ifi uf ill.* Suulhwcrit (Juurtnr
|rar> and Graham Truekn. 1— 1025 Overland Touring.
78— O ffices and Desk Room
CITATION
IN ', ,.f Nt'.', uf S W 'i) A )*<■PER M ANE NT MARCEL W AVIN G
Morning Sentinel; largest classi
2nd St.
Phone it,
1— 102.1 Fort! Touring.
gliitiliia ill lhf SuntIiciihI Currifi- Till-: ST ATI', OF FLO HID As TO
Madam Harriett’s Beauty Parlor.
fied business, rate lc a word, min
I MIACR SANCIIK/.
ni tin* Nuiihfii*! IJiiurt'U uf tit.1— 1024 Chandler Touring.
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for imum 24c cash with order.
WHY P A Y RENT
■i ..,.,ieji' iiik rrom a sworn bll
Phone 215 for appointments.
S.i i,l ti \. |.*l Ijiim l.r iSM
F. & M. MOTOR CO
NR*, uf S\V I, ) i it uul ilk Nuillt i-.,io|ilulnt In this cause that
stores or offices at Park Ave..
“ Let us build you a home in
rULCANiZING WORKS.
six i luiio* \Vi-*i Hit iiiul uiiti-half 111-1* u realdelit of a stuto or cOU
W. M.
beautiful WynrWUOtl Properties." nod < umouweial Street.
Corner I’ttrk ami Cutuitieteiul
IND GOODYEAR TIRES.
KIIGE\Fta(HI. I’orimmsnt W.tvr - If you ran make a small cash pay Young. Owner, 208 Park Ave.
I li.ilu* Suiilli Hit i-Ii aI ii * Ku*l SIX uiht-r ihnn thu Stao of Florida,
1J. S’. L Balieric*.
mill ..III- I,it•r 1-liiilOH lu lifulilllll'S. * uni- residence la unknown ana
for $10 per bead. Graduate ojiOHIO— Xenia. Make your sales
meld, we will let you fuijdxti y*»*ir .
all in Him-IIuii Klflccll (10) In wuir residence when last hear
store Cleveland Six
_erptors at MuriiicUo Beauty Shop. n\Jn plans. bmTdiPou a home nnd let OFFICE FOR KENT— In Me/mch through the Xenia Gasette, ZenTint iihIi Io Ttv only (2U) South was lib'Clark Street, Jacksout
Florida:
HuiiKf, Thirty ttvo (32) Runt.
The Basket. Phone 103.
Bldg.
Apply
A.
P
Connelly
A
you tiny babuico like rent. Cull or
ia, Ohio.
Rich agricultural dis V
T llK it 1*1FOUR YOU. Qraea I
|0LE HCDSON- ESSEX
see Air. Pnlmore or Mr. Alcorn, Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
Tin. Noi III Half uf I ho Not III tlulf i-liei Hall, aro required to bS
trict Want ad and display rates
INC.
itt>|tpw
r luifotd our iiaUl Circuit C
uf I lif Null tra f hi CjMitrlcr 4N'l
DO YOU SUFFER from hendd- with Sanford Realty Co.., Agents
203 Oak Ave.
uf N>, uf M V , ) Sfit Inn Ttvonly- nt Sunfutd. Fluililn. un the 2Sth
FOR
R
E
N
T
THREE
UPSTAIRS
Wynnewood
Properties,
Inc.,
Bull
Hlt |2H) lo Tow iiMlilp Nlnetoon of July. A. 1> 1928, anil then
■ allies?
CHIROPRACTIC will
Phone 41
OFFICES, DESIRABLE LOCA
l l ’i) Sutitti. itnuHti Thirty-two Ihcro make a newer to the Bil
remove tlm eaiise of same. In Bldg. Phone 657.
COLUMBUS
(Ga..)
LEDGER
—
Com plril ul exhibited against
1.12) la’itmt.
TION. A P P L Y SEMINOLE SE
15— Service Station*— Repair vestigate.
Photic 482-.I for upulliei wise a ilocrei) pro dunfesap
UPS—MA RMONS
Classified
ads
have
the
largest
CURITIES.
The SmiilifitHt Quartor of the he oiltoctril ugH<n*t yt>4.
ing
poiotnieut. !>r. \V. E. MavGougull,
(ford Autuiiiiiliile Co.
circulation
in
Southwestern
Geor
I'hut this (
UIC
ICO Tt
64— Seed. I'Ian Is, F ertilizer.
IT IS Mil DR It
Null lif ii j*t Quuiliw of l)ir> Norlh'1st National Bank Bldg.
ilia Ave.
Phone 137.
gia. R ite 8o (6-word line) line.
lift l (Jimvt or iSb’ tt uf NK\4 of Hon he published once a week
80A—
Real
Eutute
Directory
‘ *In ‘lhe_r I
MODEL TRIM CO.
NW'4) of Section Ttyonty-«l* four runner lit Ivc weeks
»
l
__ .
SW EE T POTATO, P LA N T S , any
f!S). Townsliln Nlaoleen (H>) fold Herald, il ilewnpepcr pub
“ We trim the car, not the ownef.
CHRYSLER
oil
In
Somlnulo
County
uud ht
Hotitli, ItuiiKD Thirty-two (S2)
THRASHER & GARNER
28— Repairing
quantity for sale. Also CurimUsh !
Phone 817 for estimates.
r. FULLER MOTOR CO.
a aoiierill distribution
_ ICuel
ADVERTISE
in
the
Journal-Her
Real
Estate
und
Fire
Insurance
Batman plants.
Phone 431.
L
W 1TNICSS Mv huml uud off
P. W. RADFORD
1st. St.
Phone (i«J2
ald, . South Georgia’s greatest
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
'I'lif NortUtvfM Quarter of tho Sen 1 of h i * hi Cli t u It Court. iW l
TYPE W R ITE R S All Makes, sold, Allen, 313 W. 3rd St.
newspaper.
Morning, afternoon
I'Jill
day of June. A D ll»l*.
Soutlii'U*t Quurlor of the NortliI BECKER Auto Electric Company,
/RTT AND PAIGE
V. K Did CLASS.',
rented, repaired. Orlando Type k
hu-hI Qunrtor (N W !l of HKk of
weekly and Sunday.
Classified
McCALL
A
FOX,
Real
estate
in
Clerk uf 7th Judicial
j Electric Specialists on automo- writer & Supply Co. 42-41 Wat 65— Specials at the Stores
NW '4) Heollun Twenty-six <!*)
[Sanford Dealer.
rates
10c
per
line.
Wnyeross
Joureull
Court.
Semi
vestments. Best buys are among
Ill Tutv-nshlu Nineteen (19) South.
' mobiles.
820 kins Block. Phone i>38, Orlando.
Sparton Service.
|VE’S GARAGE
nal-Heraid, Waycross, Georgia.
C i i i i i i I v . Flurhla
Hu ox*' Thirty-two (32) Rost.
our listings. Phone 748.
West First Street, Sanford
b 1st St. Phono 617
Hv
A.
il.
Week*.
t>,
VI tt
(
The Smith Two-Third* of th* JAH H SHAliON.
EXPERT REPAIRING
_
Solicitor ami of C o i i i i * s > ‘-1
SEE R. C. TISDALE for good buys
North Throe-Kuurtli* of the Wr*t
ILLAC-OAKLAND
18— Business Service Offered Typewriters and Adding Machines.
fur Complainant.
Half of tlio \V«*t Half *»f tha
in Real Estate, 236 Mciseh Build MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people
|—PON'l'I AC—
Nurtheust
Qunrtor
<■
t-ft
ef
N
P A U L H. NIX.
SHAKESPEARE Fishing equip- ing.
f W 'i of W 'i of NISji Vi I l f T K $ « i 4 T l f l - 4 W f
are interested in Florida. Each
Cadillac Company,
E X PE R T PIAN O TU N IN G and With Haynes & Ratliff. Phone 340
Town* ■ K N T M J 1 I H C I A L . y » I H
Sectiont Twoiity-*!*
......... . ... (2*1)
nf them through a classified add in
8t.
Phone 121
Phonograph Repairing by men
Hlili*
Nineteen III') South. lUnga
a n ii' r o r i
<
HI— Wanted—To Rent
llie Morgantown POST. Six cents
TIilK^-twu
(32)
K
u
H
,
,
^
,
,
trained at factory. Let ub rebuild 39— T a ilorin g and Pressing
• fW W O A .-'^ a '*"1- ' ">*•
merit, Rods, Keels, Lines, Etc. at
a
work
for
six
consecutive
issues.
IN
jFDRP liriCK CO.
nnd refinish your old piano or
f N5CMA NtilMCT* ..ji.e. ■
Tho North Tlir.o-rottrtMf'Or the
W ANTE D—To lease for one year.
] MagrtuljAvenue.
phonograph.
K1LLINGSWORTH
Hunt Halt of We«t IfalLof. Rprth;
nice
large
house
dose
in.
K.
L,
HADDOCK
STEAM
PKESSKRY
I’hhue ;;ii7
oust Quarter (N"^ of h H ' oi W
R E P A IR SHOP, Temporary uiiX, care Herald.
— Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
wW-Atu 1Vk - - kwi* .VslfU'l
For Snlo By
dress 1351 Mcllunvtllu Ave. Phone
105 S Palmetto Avenue. Phone
W- B , “ bODI),
'»>***■.
applied
for.
South;
lUhKe
ThlrtyJtwo
(3J>
| - FORD — FORDSON
WANTED TO RENT—5 room
.
LKFHNDABT
340-J.
Riixl.
irtirji
. ••
> U|'
ltd Biggins, Inc.
I. H. K A N N E R
house furnished, with all con
B A LL H ARD W ARE
X
i* Palmetto. Phone 331
1
no
Niii-thoant
Quarter
of
the
Arcklteet
" Bhdkh nV #
veniences, by the month. Reason
I.AN E Y DR Y CLEANING CO.
Sanford Stovo & Furnituro Co.
Suiithea*t Quarter of llie Novlh- » T * » M. II. l*odd.able rent and good locution. ApDry
Cleaning,
Repairing
und
oual
Quarter
<MKt«
of
SKti
of
321 E. Flr$t Street
V 2V#*3»>
I ply K. II. Foy. Phoenix Utility Co.
NR>4) of Hertlon Twenty-*l* (31) ,Y*b
SIS Klrat Nat. Ummk Hide
Dye'ng.
Phone 165 for prompt
'fid in inutof ear value i
M e carry a full line
VoII UIC Itel v'h)'.
Tuwnehll* Nineteen (19) South,
t*haa«
raa
66— Wanted—To Buy
qtiired to be iinil
1 MOTORS CO,
, Our
prices are right.
Cash or service.
KuiiHe Thirty-two (S3) Ea»t.
82— Farms and I.and for Sale
JipLdax of Auansfe*
M
terms. We want your business
Sanford Ave.
Tim Nmlhweat Quarter of the tile 1*111 of comitlalr
32— Help W anted— Female
i
Nairthweat Quarter (I chh the Bast you In ilia .Abovi)
■Ip » murli what Vi,U ,,ny ! B. L, PER K IN S, Haberdasher
Half uf tho Houlheiial QuartSt
SIX
ACRES
partly
cleared.
Box
The SriiTfurdTil
t hereof. Heel Ion
Twcmy-throh
,'M*hitt ,i
,.,'ists von.i headquarters
lor
Collegiate LADIES Work for u> in you i
117.
J23) Townehlp Tpfautv (2I>) Mouth*
spare time.
Interesting and
[KEit ( V t you loss..1
, Clothes, 11(1 First Street.
ituuge. Thhty-twh (3 !) liuet.
Enclose
profitable. No selling,
XII
*
W AN TE D TO BUY
[tUX GARAGE CO.
! L A N E Y 'S DRUG STORE— Pre stamp. Cosmos Manufacturing ( o.
a
i i . of ppu ih Florida (.■UruaUom:.
FOR S A L E — Will aamfico unim
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
paily'*
plat
i>r
C
ooks Ferry ToWnscriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are 410! Broadway, Chicago, Kuom 123.
M
E
A
T
MARKETS
proved fivo auro celery farm, al
A T HERALD OFFICE
aite as shown In ihh'Mat of vs*-'
ns near you as your phone.
so half intercut in house und nine
uni in the office of Ahe. clcr1*
410 Hanford Ave.
G-K 1
LI NCOLN
th*
Circuit Court M '- Betntnote
Call 103.
W ANTED — K X P E R I EN (' E D
lots corner Pecan and Fourth St.
Count). In Plat >boots*/Cwo - ( I )
108 Palmetto Ave.
-!’**1t’"ker sport motlel !
STENOGRAPHER. A PPLY 515
Need rimh in business only reason
I’Hnii,ally new car ut 1M IRACLE Concrete Co., general 51(1 FIRST N A T ’L BANK BLDG.
S lgySSH i'oia
for making sacrifice. See J. F.
r,°' ' 'i-li talks. Cali | cement work, sidewalks, build~ A. H aW tiki, D.
McClellan, Bnll Bldg., or W. W.
"ii:
k
^
J‘H Hit Oiauge ami Black 1ing blocks, irrigetion boxes. J. R. 33 — Help W anted— Male
Thompson at Eltiers Springs. C. E.
67—
Room s W ith Board.
<34)1 Kifiy-ai* I f l l l p A l h '>u,y t W ° * , l*W^*1|gw,„,,i j.|„
' Terwillegvr, Prop.
Mitchell, Owner.
■“ - ~ W -------------RELIABLE MAN with ear, who is ROOMS for rent, private home,
BU ILD ER S— Your homes will turn
tiled to earning $500.00 per very reasonable, garage space. T a M PA D A IL Y TIM ES, Tampa,
.No.
HKI'OMT OF THB COj
. over faster if you equip them modth with fastest selling auto ne
Horn* Dally, rates 2 cents a word.
■ THK ak'MINOl.H ro if .
1305 W. 3rd St.
with Kelvinator. No harm in in cessity. Write Young. 10IU Pine- W ANTED— Roomers and hoarders. Minimum 25c, cash with ordar.
fc S o v e r ig n s
nl aanfurd. In Ihe Stale « f f l s r k * X$ & P Ytrqvosn.xsxxw *’. ' j i v
vestigating. Kelvinator Platt Co. crest Ave., Orlando, Fla.
Writ# for complete rate card.
505 W. 3rd Strteet.
HK*OI 144'Ka
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Plot
,auffeur Slain
He I’rotests
igt Hiving His
fro 2 Gunmen
Is Plotted
•Flop House’
'ateh One Who
[cates Himself
mother In Act
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l'a rt v
[punted thm* m ore
[today. ni'paivnUy
by ii il«*sir«* id hold
' plituiii mitnmocal) fhiHiffMii*. who
siin'endei'iiMf His
kr „( rnhlieri, was morjed, slripped of his uni Irown from his ituu-hilM*,
[than a Work uwuy, a
ban and a young man.
|a far m front o f tin*
.
3n's lioaie. were slam
rcmoii trated against
|hi ir ailloinohile.
are holding Thomas
from whom they obslnteimiit implicating
a man known to them
hurl#!*"
MeWuin said
t/lcy had hired the eah
neer•> mill I lint they shot
ITur. Ludw ig Rose, to obIafterwards, they spied
obi Ir <it-«'ii|*i<*ii by Fred
land Miss Mary Hluug,
painted .surrender of the
When Heine protested,
bd Miss lllang were shot
Die* At II ospital
found lying alongside
bnd was taken to the
kpital where he died of
ouml in his back.
His
attracted a passerby
police.
While con_ told them lie had
#***verrwk-<Ik »d»o|t lyrecftilimts drove away. The
jtcil senrcli and found the
j Heine anil Miss itlang
I Both laid been shot in
J,ilesi i ilieil as a "floater”
■Miiile''.on Street districts,
lred after an exciting
(police when the stolen
was driving crashed
(ulruud gales, after nenrjig u police car, overpimied him imderneatlr.
niun eseaped. MeWuin
hack to Cicero.
He
pook id the body of the
nun victim, and then
story.
In “ Flop I liaise”
•edition, which resulted
police described as one
bst shocking crimes in
tricnci*. apparently was
|a Mudisoa street “ flopflcWai11 said bis eompanhc mil only four days
|McWaiti came here from
Mick., was known to
“Curley,” or "Hlotide
t *ngs ranie
before the
ICicero's last sensational
[luvi* died away.
Near
V May's assassinations,
■fSwiggin, an assistant
«m>. anil two eonifi*ll liefori* a withering
pi poured into their autoniacliin,- gun gangsters
Iplesl,-lying, which led to
pry investigation o f crime
I in Cook county, and sev■meuts. has not be solved.
WIDENING PLANS COMMISSION TO
ARE DELAYED BY PASS ON TRADE
OWNERS PROTEST BODYBUILDING
Robert Scott Pleads
Guilty In MurdeH’ase
ion 1
cubic yards of
tional Guard.
It read as follows: ■
IflHeil in during June by
j&*iry L. Boemnn, lessee of the “ Notify date and hour set for Ed
Dfaliro at a cost o f $2,.....
...............report San Juan Hotel a n d president of win Beeman's funeral and I will
F,eTLcuy
manager's
The same number of I the Orlando Bank and Trust Com1 »t 25 rents per cubic P*ny, father of the deceased, ana
PfUc paid to a private ‘ M*i. Beeman, wife of tta deceased,
before the dredge was *WrrWe4 In Orlando Sunday afterthe city, would moan aijuioa'ifroro the family's summitt
13.(199.75.
tho «report^Kbme
In Michigan.
They were
he of
gif#
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f ouierence between the notified Thursday to come homi
,or tH28.H0 is the sav- Immediately but were unable to
.L1,x,.’" y‘|rs. was tho reach here before Mr. Beeman a
, „ _
.jl11’ C'W ^nanager. , death.
Mr. and Mrs. Beeman and Mra,
foonditurcB made in dredglake front last Juno Beeman’a daughter, Mary, were
&8 folluWR; BuddIIcs met in Jacksonville early yesterday
g r - 'l l $75:1.15, and P0W: morning by J. E. Burgess and Ur.
Mallory.
Immediately after they
ot-rlvjHfln Orlando they were taken
kltvU.nU!®re#h“* 1>een U!,etJ
,
[_ y *lP)Mst three months. to the San Juan HotaL v
Mrs. Mary 0. Beeman, -grand
__ .. was
[ n v i U e - . W o r d ^ B a k i n g mother' of the> deceased, It
ot expected
10 w«cl $1,000JH)0 bread ctoted, last ni;
rervico on
the
i Y / j u f l r f f i , 1926.
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Pages, Today.
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Death List In
!3 M ile s F r o m Their C.amp
Blast
Mounts
LONG ELN
Many Are
Police Department
Collects $2,293 In
Fines During June
:ipal Dredge
Big Fill At
\g Of $828.86 E. P. Beeman, Prominent Orlando Man,
'of .Sanford sftvod $*28,- ■
Passes A fter Appendicitis Operation
|n>onth of Juno hy operattlredge on the SomiMvtml fill, according to a
f or expenditures present
ly Manager W. tB. WilI tne city commission at
P'*r meeting this a fter
■t X ^ L t
tfaB
Coolidges A t t e n d Sim ple
Services A t SaranqcLake,
P A U L SMITH'S, H. Y., July 12. felt hat and smiline.
- - ( A ) Driving l.t miles to SnruSimple Service
The service in the church with
lukv.-thv President ami Mrs.
Coolidire. were nivc-n a wnrm we!- its accommodations fo r leas than
rtitne by tin* people of Qiui health 250 was simple. The sermon was
preached by the minister,
Rev.
resort Sunday when they, atteial(ienrtre K. Newell, who made no
IV,
services at the First reference to the presence o f the
i rreshytenim ehureh.
<listi»guit<hv<l visitor, but 'devoted
The ride was the onlv one they his sermon to an exposition of the
have t*Jen )>eyond the ininusliate spiritual authority o f Christ.
vicinity of White Pine eainti since
A ftor the liemMliction, however,
their arrival for the summer, and
the minister stepped down
the
hundreds were outside the littlu 1
aisle while the congregation re
Real Estate Man Says Many church
to see them. As Mr. und
Other Matters Of Mare Mrs. ( oulidge rode through the mained standing ami greeted the
President and Mrs. Coolidgo with
Importance To Re Decided street a. o f the town of some 8,000 a cordial hundshnkc ami a word or
s n,,# u wl
Before SuRgested Home inhabitants, invalids from th eir'," ’ w,u ' r 1
cots o„ porches and at w i d o w s ' lW“ M o n >
them
the
door.
looked eagerly out.
l>eeision o f Mr. Coolidgc to ntPlans for the early erection of a
Word spreading that the l’ rrsi- tond the Prcsbyterlun church was
new Chamber of Commerce home
iin city owne<i properly near IheJ'-r'11^ iW,*K 111
church, the leached only yesterday, after at
two nr three hundred out taches had looked over several
lake shore were scored by I{.
” w<
Dovey in an interview with a Her side increased until twice that possibilities in easy motoring dist
number were present
when the ance of the summer White House.
ald representative this morning.
In commenting mi tin- attempt President and Mrs. Cnolidge enter Whether this is to be his church
o f the commercial body to seen re ed their automobile to return to home during his stay in th-*
a lease from the city with a view •he cuitlp. Tin* crowd dapped Adirondaeks and the absence of
I heir hands and dice red as the any Congregational churches, the
towin I erecting the building at an
early data, Mr. Davcy declared President appeared i ml lie re , denomination of which he is u
(but the project wits untimely, mill sounded quietly by lilting lus gray mcmbci, has nut hu-M indicated.
should nut be commenced without
careful and serious consideration of
“ problems of iiiiieh greater import
now confronting the citizens of
Sanford.”
" A Chamber of Commerce build
ing is admittedly desirable as an
ornament, and a useful one within
certain limits," Mr. Davey said,
‘ ‘but the proposition is not oppor
tune. Ill the development of u city,
! as in (be establishment of a husi- City Cumniissinn Indefinitely City Uovcming Body Willpie
first tilings imisl come fu t.
I V t punt's Sheet Urogram
Ash. il In Deed Silo Next
“ We need homes, We need inauuIVlImving I’ rolest Entered
I d Cii v Hall On Lake Shore
faeturing plants and industries.
H>
Thrasher
At
Conference
Hesdlulidn
Prepared
The resources of the community
for construction work have a limit
Tin* Simf- t I city ’ cothmission
The entire program of street
Th ere is just so much cloth to cut
wus nski-d t* . afternoon to deed
widening uni improvement
in
from.
part of tin- municipal property on
" I believe we will best promote the downtown district was indcPark Avenue. north of tho City
the permanent, development of the
finiteh deferred at a joint meet Hall to tin- Chamber of Commerce
city by eonservintfike. resources and ing of * he City Commissioners
to be used as a site for ita prodirecting them into channels where
poHt-d two story building.
The re
raid affected property owners
they wilil best aid in getting and held this afternoon, the post quest was made by «.ie Chamber
building the things of first and ponement of operations following o f Commerce building committee,
most vital important.
beaded by S. It. I tighten.
a protest over the paving of
The jdea for the deeding o f the
Should Forster Financial llmly”
First Street submitted by I). I,.
meeting of representatives o f San"1 iiiii not suggesting that tie- Thrasher, who claimed that his
pnqiert.v was contained in a resolu
Chamber of Commerce become n objections were endorsed by the
tion, which was drawn up at u
financial institution,” Mr. Havey majority of property owners.
ford
civic-lum-licnn
clulm
this
suid. “ It can only foster the for
Mr. Thrasher declnrcd thut the
mation o f one, and i f this were done expense of widening the city’s morning at the Chamber of Com
merce offices.
The club repre
the resources o f the community, in principal business thoroughfare
sentative.*: were organized into a
stead of going elsewhere, could be wus too heavy to he undertaken
made available for home use, and at this lime, ami after some dis permanent building committee.
The resolution stipulates thut the
tho sacrifiico o f capital hy dis cussion the e (i m m i s si o n c r s
property shall always tie used for
counts of 25 per cent and up would agreed to delay the matter for
the purpose lor which it is now In
jie uaneqtssui y.”
„
> >4(.•via indefinite period.
tended, and that Ul the event the
'T h is Is in no setiso u cutnpluinl
iiotween .10 und forty property
property ?Lull he Used for othyr
again our city hanks or their lilier
owners attended the conference.
purposes, it will revert to tin* city.
ul management," Mr. Itavey add
Plans Submitted
ed. 'it is well understood that na
Property owners nf four San
The tentative plans and a draw
tional and state banks operate un ford thoroughfares
arc to be given
thor
til r charters that impose limits, a second opportunity this after ing of tin- building were submitted
to the committee by tin* architect
“ lienee there B need of a financial noon by the City Commission to e x
firm o f Pierpont und Heiithorne
institution llnit can supplement press themselves mi the proposed
o f Sanford.
The first floor will
their work*.’’
paving and street widening pro be devoted to tlu* offices and work
“ It has been suggested that the gram.
ing quart i i
o f the Chamber ot
coat of this Chamber of Commerce
The resolution for paving and Commerce.
building might be met by group in widening the four j-Ireels has been
The si... ml floor tv til be used
suring,” Mr. Havey continued. “ Of prepared by the city attorney and permanently as a civic
banquet
course premiums would have to be bids will be advertised for at an hall.
Tin- tentative plans call for
puid, so this action would not eon- early date, it was said.
a Hunting capucity o f 200 persons.
rtituti* relief from the burden, but
to be
The four streets included in the The building is expected
inertly u shifting o f the load from improvement, program ure as fol handsome and substantial.
Fur
one shouldder to the other.”
lows: Second Street, from water ther plans of the proposed build
Waterfront Should lk* Preserved
works branch to Oak Avenue; Park ing will not lie announced until
“ Furthermore." Mr Davey said, Avenue, from Fulton Avenue to the committee has hud more time
“ tho future will disclose the im Third Street;
Sanford
Avenue, to ntiulv the plans o f the architects,
portance of' preserving the bit of from First to Fifth Streets; First according to R. W. Pearmun, sec
water front property now owned Street, from Sanford Avenue to retary of tho Chamher of Com
by tin* city, and since this property Oak Avenue.
merce.
belongs to all the ]>eop!e and not
The permanent binding commit
All of the four thoroughfares
to any one faction. I would serious
tee includes the following men: S.
will
lie
paved
and
widened
except
ly (piestion the legal right of the
(). Sliinludser o f the Rotary Club;
City Commission to set upart any Fir.-t Street, which will be paved J. H. Jackson of
the Kiwnnir
only.
hit of this land for such u use, or
club; R. C. Tisdale o f the l.ioii-any similur laudable use.
Club, and Mrs. K. A. Dougins of
“ My conviction is that we are
•lie Woman’s Club.
proceeding precipitately, that this
wind question bus such an import
ant bearing at this time thnt we
should proceed only after mature
CHICAGO, ills., July 12. nP>
consideration of ull the interests
Itll.-'Ml'II Scott, wIloBP
iiillrtl
affected.”
triul for tin* murder of a Chicago
drug clerk ill a midnight robbery
D U R K I N 'S K X - F IA N C liK W liDS
more than two years ago, re-idted
in a deuth sentence, may yet escape
Fines totaling $2,29:1 were col
CHICAGO, July 12. -W »)— The
the gullows.
lected in thu Sanford police court
Herald und Examiner in a copy
Robert Scott, brother of the imJune, according to the monthly
righted story today suys thut Jen
nie Andrews
Weiner, one
the condemned mun. who was a partici report submitted to the commis
sweetheart of Martin J. Durkin and pant in tho robnory, today entered sion this afternoon bv City Man
a state witness at his murder triul, u plea of guilty to the charge of ager W. B. Williums.
The police department made a
wnsxmurried Saturday
night to having murdered Joseph Maurer,
Clyde Whalen, 28. u Chicago sales tho cltrk, for whose deuth Russell total o f 178 nrrests during the
month. T ra ffic violations led the
wass ante need.
man for a toilet goods concern.
list, with 40. Chari?1-'* of disord
erly conduct were placed against
440
persons
and
drunkonoss
ugalnst 31 defendants. Eight per
sons were charged with driving u
cur whllo intoxicated.
The polico court record sIiowb
29 cases to have been dismissed,
ORLANDO, July
Fuf actount of being ill and not able and 11 cases transferred to other
neral services for Edwin P. Bee- to make the trip here. I.enter A. courta.
Estimated damage of $4,020 was
man, 34, prominont Orlandoan, Beeman, an uncle, is etpeeted to
done to Sunfurd property by fire
who died Saturday afternoon at arrive toduy.
the Orange General Hospital fol
A telegram was received from in June, the fire depurtmont re
lowing on operation for appendi MhJ. Preston Ayers, commanding port showed. Six fires were rec
citis on Thursday, will be held to- the Third Battalion, Floridu Na orded.
BUILDING PLANS
OF CHAMBER ARE
SCORED BY DA VEY
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SANFORD*
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icago
hoTM v
cne of tin*
Ty
AMK)daU 4 Prc—.Fffll Leased Wire
and ----
f t " * A|* .. tretnc w .....
m
1
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V
furnish firing squad.”
Major
Ayers is at Camp Johnston, Ha.,_
at the National Guard encamp
ment.
Mr. Beeman ws a first lieuten
ant of the Third Battolion Hcudauarters Company, Floridu Nationul Guard, which left Orlando yes
terday morning for summer encntnpment at Camp Johnston. Ho
setvedin the World War, enlisting
in 1917 and going overseas with
the American Expeditionary Fore-
Court Refuses To
Sanction Pardons
LITTLE ROCK, ArkJ July 12.—
(/P)—Th» Arkansas Supreme Court
today refused to sanction the ref
ormation of pardons granted by S.
B. McCall at acting Governor of
Arkanaas during the absence of
Governor Tom Terral from -the
state buit October.
The pardons hod been held In
valid because of failure to comply
with a law which required that no
tice
of the application for
CB*
Mr. Beeman was at one time a should be uublUhed prior to we;/; *
director of the OrUndo Bank and grentlhf ortho pardon.
Trust Company and at tho time
Veto—Bida openod, for const
of his death' was secretary of the
m caueoway aerooa Ir
Beeman Investment company, of
8fl East Pina stmt.
h*r*.;v '
t
* *
•
AVar Secretary 'For Harding
And ( ’(Kilidge Succumbs At
Lancaster, N. |L» After Be
ing In Coma Since Sunday
"\jVife, Daughter And
Son Are At Bedside
.« i i i
‘
Continued Illness Compelled
Cabinet Head To Quit HIh
Office Lull* In Fnll Of ID25
W A S H ! NCTt »n 7 July 1'J.— l/l’ P
— Funeral -i-ivici s o f John
Weeks will lie lu-ld at his homo in
West New i nil. Muss., and his
bodv will In- ii-mpurarily placed
in a vault tlu-ie to be transferrttl later in a iii rmunont resting»)lai«- m Ai'lini-lnti National (Vineter\ hero.
Burial in \ilmgtou will be arrnngeil in aniinlauce with the
wish often expressed by the
former Sreretary of War. Be
fore bis retirement from
the
cabinet he went to Arlington to
select u site for his grave, but
the plot lie reserved Inter was
released so that it might ho g iv
en for the burial of William J.
Bryun.
-VCA4J
-'j.'.JQ
Aiumunitioi
K dith R ogers. R ep resen lin gA
MuHsachuseKs D istrict,A n d
Florence Kalian O f C a lifo r
nia A c e l''ollow ers()f(i.0.1*.
MlHf<
One Is Dangerously At Hundred
. ______
(•* . .
Injured And 8 Others Explosion Does Much
Slightly Hurt In Riot
Damage In Area Of;
Mary Norton o f New
About Thirty
K A N S A S tTT\L July 12. -i/l’ l
line
man
was
dangerously
inJersey Is Democrat 10ted ami eight, ul her-: bruised
Kit eh A d m its Facing Strong
Opposition And A ll
A re
W a g in g Hurd ('am pu ign s
W A S H IN G T O N . July 12. (#T> •
Stumping tours of their respective
districts,
)iersmml direction . of
their own campaigns and no soli
citation o f campaign funds huve
been niimiuncod l>y the three wom
en members of the house as chief
“ plans for the fall.”
Thus they have answered d e fi
nitely, strikingly alike, the quo:
lion of how they regard politics at
the end of the long session of the
first congress they like it so well
they ull r.xpMcl td run for re-elec
tion indefinitely.
Politics, however, is no novelty
to them.
Representatives Edith
Nonrse Rogers of Massachusetts,
and Florence P. Kuhn, of Califor
nia. both Republicans, succeeded
their hushunds, who died in office.
They other woman member. Rep
resentative Mur.v A. Norton, a New
Jersey Democrat, was a delegate
to the 192-1 national convention of
her party and for several years
wus active in local political affaire.
Mrs. Kahn and Mrs. Norton have
declared themselves in favor of
modification o f the Volstead act,
bat otherwise tin* platforms as an
nounced will follow those o f the
members' resneclive parties.
Each admits sin* faces s t iff op
position and each is working now
in her district for nomination und
re-election oyer nt* least six op
ponents.
In iiimoiineing their Intentions to
>q>euk in all parts o f their districts
the congresswomen have declured
their independence o f “ man-imide”
pluns with strenuous campaigns,
mapped out hy themselves und to
bo carried out on l lu* same footing
ns opponents ot the other sex.
Police Are Unable
To Find Radio Man
In Kidnaping Case
Ball Club Members
Guest Of Frank At
DinnerOnSaturday
and cut in a riot ul the research
loe.pit al here t**dya where strike
mg carpenters and sympathizers
laid down a barrage of stones on
non union men working on u new
building.
Approximately 60 men were.in
tlu- attacking group. One min
imum carpenter wus seriously In
jured and was treated at the hos
pital and eight nr nine others
were given emergency treatment.
Two men who admitted they
were striking carpenters were
i .ipimed after a rlmse o f several
l-loel.-t by police responding to
the not call.
*
The carpenters' union enllqd a
strike several weeks ago wnen
builders refused to grant a wsge^
increase.
NOTED EDITOR TO
BE BURIED LATE
THIS AFTERNOON
Am brose f.qn zalej,
A l Colum bia £und*Vl
ing A t A rc O f <58, WUl !J«
Laid T o R est A t 6 O ’clock
C O L U M B IA . S.
July 12 —
(/Il -Funeral services will Ihj cobducted today
for
Ambrose
E.
Gonzales, author, editor and pub
lisher, wlm died nt his home here
yesterday us a result o f a stroke
or paralysis suffered t2 years ago.
Mr. Gonsalez, who was <}8 years
obi, was unmarried.
A son o f the Cuban patriot Gen.
Ambrosia Jose Gonzales, who was
exiled following tha first unsuc
cessful Cuban revolution against
the Spanish, Mr. Gonzulc* was a
member of the American army In
fR » war with Spnin in 1898 that
resulted in Cuba’s, liberation.
A brother of
Mr. Gonzales,
Nurcisso (Seiler
Gonzales,
also
served in the Npunlsh-Amorlcnn
war and later became a loading
editor of South Cnroilnu.
A negro woman nurse, who was
rotainyd bv Mr. Gonzales to help
him hccuuiMt he had been lumiully
inciipiirittnto following a stroke of
parnlysis a dozen years ago, w a «
called by the publisher at day
break, Sunday, and eoiqplaincd to
her o f being very hot, and asked
lior to give him an ulcohol rubShu liegun to give him tho treat
ment hut his condition
became
obviously, so much worst* that shu
telephoned for a physician, who
arrived m a short time only to
Hud Mr. Gonzales dead.
Notwithstanding his ^prtial i >h ri*lysis, Mr. Gonzulez, who wus
president o f the StaUi Comtuiny,
published the nmrning newspapor
hero and operated a book store and
lurgo
printing
and
publishing
plant, hus mude it Ii Ih prattles to
go to hia. office early ovary day
and to supervise tho vuriuua ac
tivities o f the fiLpto Company.
Saturday he was down us uirgU
und remained until 8 o’clock that
nlghlL
Funeri l services will In* con
ducted at 0 o’clock this afternoon
at Trinity Episcopal Church by
Rev. flcury D. FhilUlp*.
Comprehensive Program Outlined
By Trade Body For . Coming Week
The Chamber of Commeffq cal
endar for this week Includes u
jiumber of meetings, several of
unusual importance, according to
R. W. Pearman, secretary •of tb*
chamber body.• - , ...
For tha purpose of «liacuivslng
pinna foe dmprovln* trada -.coiKUfions In th* Sonfood territory,
Retail Merchant’s Association
Twa Banks Close At the
will moot a f Aj'cluck, -WadOaoday,
at the Semiooie Hptel."/"A-:,c e »Beaafort, S. C.„ Today mil
eMng Ol
ol tho
isa
tee
*e meeting
tl sssDCiarticm
will
be
O h.Tuesday
Tt
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b* held at 70 o'clock
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ilng,< to arrange lo a t h e
—The Beaufort bank,- and tn i bank
glMtllUr.
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of Ysmesnee, tW la tte r a branch IKnday
Tho special committee appointed
of tto'lM lM v, fauod to open their to coufar with 8*aboard A i r Lino
dodrs this aanmLag, following a de- officials#to aaa if. Sanford would
cislpn.of officials last night to tus- be included In
sy^rsilrojtd expertd fuaittna. V . .- V
pansiqn of Its a
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the iostttutloa's will BJeet SV,*! .
aalAfto hays been the ports. * ! f t
Man* by N«*r.Y<¥li ta Tho commiss
8L J o W * ;
- (teem w hr eap Uictwi
> and it* last day to.
iiibisr0^
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'.y,
Three W om en M e m b e rs O f
Kembles Ba1
After Bolt
H ou se M a k in g Their Plans
Stores OfExi
T o R u n A g a in F o r Congress Damage
LA N C A S T E R . N. IL. July 12.
t/1*) - John W. Weeks, war secret
ary under I'resiifeuts Hunting and
Coolidge, died here ut Ilia summer
holm*, Mount I'rnspeet, ul 3 o'clock,
standard time, this morning. Death
came from angina pectoris and fol
lowed a long fight for health.
Mr. Weeks died without recover
ing consciousness from tlu* cornu
into which lie bad lapsed early
Hunday morning.
Mrs.
Weeks,
his son, Sinclair, and Mrs. Wash
ington Dnvidgc, his daughter, were
at the bedside when the end canu*.
Announcement of the death was
made to the Associated Press by
Mr. Weeks' on. shortly before 8
o’clock.
From the lodge at the top of
Mount Prospect the news of the
death of Mr. WeekiL-rcavhed this
r.inuli town where he was born till
yea a-_;. Ever since his return
here the neople hod watched with
anxiety the buttle with death liein*; waged on the hillside.
No plans for the funeral had
been made i-t the lodge, lir. Wildei-^aid ibe body probably would he
taken to Washington for fuucrul
services.
Today the fiug* ut half-stuff
and the groups discussing the life
of tin* man wlm lay deed, guve a
somber uvi*ourunce lo the village.
Tin* former war secretary hail
been in fuiling health since an
operation at (be
M uhmucIiumcU h
Cenenil Hospital ul Boston in May
1925.
His nyulition immediately
after the operation wji s regarded
us serious, but definite improve
ment wus noted about a week later
and he was aide to leave the hos
pital in less than a mpntb.
His resignation as war secret
LOS ANGELES, July 12. </l’i—
ary was announced in Octohci. A
visit to his son, Sinclair, at the Three 'grnnd jury sulipocnaes for
Kenneth G. (Iriiiistnii, wanted as a
Continued on page three.
witness in the Aimee McPherson
disappearance cuse, remained unberved early today.
Tho (march for Ormislon. former
radio o|>orulor at Angelos Temple
here, o f which Mrs. McPherson is
pastor, was renewed lust week fo l
lowing Mrs. M c P h e r s o n ' s appeurame before the grand jury to tell
The members of the Sanford the story o f In r ulleged kidnaping.
baseball-' club were dinner guests So far, thu search has failed to pro
of Felix
Frank, officiut state duce more than vagrant i-lnes ns
league scorer, ut tlu* Seminole to his whereabouts. *
Cafe Saturday evening.
Also on
.lust what trend the radio oper
(la* guest list were Judge E. E. ator's testimony
is expected to
Hiiiislmlder, >vlm made tho princi lake if lie is filially bl'oiighl before
pal address following the dinner llie grand jury has not been fully
mill representatives of the press.
indicated by tlu* district attorney's
.
Judge Ifouslmlder commended office.
Although
Orm'istoii
appeared
the team upon Its winning of the
pennant in tho first half of- the voluntarily after Mrs.McPherson's
statu league season and compli disap|H‘uram*e from Ocean I'urk,
mented Manager Lee Crowe on the May 18, to deny thut he had any
assembling o f a team tho members connection with tlu* case, iuvestfof which, ho sujd, "were not only gutwrs pointed out that his where
ba seball' players, but gentlemen.” abouts both before und during the
PreMdent Vance E. Dougluss evangelist’s 30 days’ abneiu-e were
thanked the members of the club cloaked in mystery.
The jury sessions are scheduled
for their post services and assured
them o f nis support und eo-o|>ei>a- to re-open tomorrow.
tion during the coming hull sea
son.
,
Manager Lee Crowe spoke brief
ly upon hia ambitions for the bal
ance of tho season und stated that
he believed in hie ball club to such
■n extent that no changes were to
be mud*.
Ho suid “ let the other
clubs strengthen, wo do not need
players. I have the best bunch of
pluyera ever assembled on a class
D ball club#*
Intlmati n o i • "Weyere benefit
day" in the -future was given by
President Douglass.
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Va#t 8tore* Still Raeuiv
in ths army’s PleatInny 1
al, adjoining tha nival 1
tlon dump, nowovar’ thara
,
malned vsat stores of high
plosives which might b*
*
by a chance shell frapf
l-ake Denmark. I f * h l»
rur, army officer* said^
disaster might be reenacA
was not thought an MdOUDl
of tho loss of life could '
plctod today.
A detachment of ooldiei
ore and marines, after *M_
hasty survey of the devoatad .
suid they had men 16 bodies ■
purt of another. Identlflci'
would bo a dlficult problem,
mid, because of the mutilate*
dition of the boarea. The
wan carried on during the po
of small ammunition. , •
Damage was estimated at
000,000 by army and navy
cials on tho scene.
For a radius of 30 rniies,
were shaking and autopi'
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Twenty-Four Ct
Are Disposed Of.
Police Court T< '
Twenty-four coses waip
oted in Municipal Court this' k
ing. Tho cases Inciadfd the
ing at mtrehandise o* T
violation of traffic laws,
.
eiiuss and disorderly conduct,
Lewis Jirkart pleaded guilty
n charire of possession of Uquor, >
mid wa* fined $200. I f he default* t ,
payment of the fine, ha will hat*
to serve 90 days in JaU.
Ed Johnson estreated *
bonds when m failed to *pu
court to answer to ohorgas
ceadlng the a*aad limit, rt
driving und unnecessary blc..
of horn. The forfeited bonds !»«* '
tnk-d $40.
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Stteve Alexander plead
to selling merchandise on
0»)d w »« fined $15.
Simon Boa and Purcell Wllltaanai ;
charged with vagrancy, h^*
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cases transferred to the
drunkoneos, pleaded guilty ,
coart
■; ,'s'n
Jack Harris, charged
was fined $15.
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Ernest Bracy pleaded
Andrew Dixon forfeit** *
of $10 op a
of
Erntst
barge of i
is fined aw.
$80.
was
forfaited a $8
charge.
oty, ^andShi*fcoos
e ’JCSl
wa* i
The new Industries eomaiHAae , Willie Hick*, C
met at 8 o’cloek today to takaUp orderly. conduct,'<
th# question of an induitrisi out*
voy1 of 8anfortL
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HOOD IS RBLSLASPD
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tho week sfe as follows: Goqd
roads meeting at 8 o’clock, Tues
day; educational committee meet
ing, at I I o’clock, Wednesday, to
m sp'qqt a program o f activity;
board of gqvornora df (E?h*».b*r pf
Commerce taoeUag ak<10 o'clock, . May Bell Hauton
bond of $6. She waa
FHday; weekly memberi hl* meet disorderly conduct.
ing of the Chamber o f Oommerte
at J2;16, Friday at the Bern!note
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DOVER, N. J., July i M
(A’)— Ravaged tm if by a W**-'
time military attack, th*
country, surrounding
‘"
Lake Denrmuik
munition D e p o t ,t<
smoldered under m'
Hun.
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Marines and soldier* . ‘
ed ^cautiously through
shell wracked are* in q{
of bodies. At noon today
number of known dMO
16, with many time*
number reported missing. .:*
The scene was remipji
of a battle field after , .
drawal of shock troop* at
enemy. The shell* wl
rained their death
steel fragment* upon
countryside since a
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lightning flint Ignited
o f T N T Saturday cea*id.tr„,
thunder this morning and'
was hoped that the worst I
pussed:
'M x m
a
�■i f
and
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irxna pn aatended trip through
daughter*,
tatumed
M o nd ay
Maryland, Pennsylvania
N *fr
fetolprth hh* re- York. MUa Margaret Sprout will
Um Slim property
remain at fcaatle Creek, N. Y., until
late summer.
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Green's Novelty Shop recently
Sfty Church Sunday opened for business on b'H't Street^
Sebastian—Bid* recalled, foi
iMpp* led by Bffn. DonaW and ^prljl handle • full line of build construction of M0.W0 new echool.
ing bo\eltIaa. . n
jack
118 E. Second Bt* *3 ^ j
Among those who spent the tali
s -iS W irs i
“Amid Majestic Pines
PHONE 834
vra.
property wMt of teem.
armne.
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jffewnt la (till confined to
£ a i " f m e lt o f an injury
Spi ienelved last week.
qd in * . Fred Bailey had M
o m t h e ^ l t d » y » : Mr*
S. Dlxnock of St. Pet-
ink Evans returned to
Only a Few Hours
t
M o n d a y the prices rise, think fast.
iPriceIs Right
S e e d B ed S h eetin g
SANFORD
m
LUMBER CO.
fe w . a
Y o u k n o w the values w e are offering.
X o hesitate n o w w ill m ean the loss o f
a gold en opportunity.
P H ic B , M r ,
KWk S i n t S t, P fc o B . 4 7 2 -w
NEW,
,LUMBER YARD
A ’ romptete Hne o f
i and Ptne
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Get in touch with m at once.
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n . , „ l ; 4 , r IMMEDIATE
Heavy Uuality
to
d e l iv e r y
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
lit Reek Plaster Beard
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E. C. M IL L E R , Pres.
W ire
d efs H ir t f w a r e
Phone 240
First National Bank Bldg.
and Screens
nr.-i’
MhdC t6 Order
Boards
a g n r a ia r a fa iM a iim ir a iiu a ^ ^
ky Iremtng
icine Cabinets
R R s m a ia f a a m ia s is iKsa i
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HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES
The Homes Listed Below Are Recommended to Be of Sound Value
SPANISH BUNGALOW ON
AVACODA AVENUE
$7360.00.
$1500.00
r
Cash. Balance monthly -with interest
at only 6 per cent.
BUENA VISTA
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH
$4500.00.
$750.00 Cash.
Balance .Semi-Annually.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE
ON CENTRAL ST.
$7350.00.
,
$1500.00.
Balance $50.00 monthly.________
CELERY AVENUE
5 ROOMS AND BATH
$6000.00.
Price $3350.00.
Lot 70x120. Three beil rooms, screened porch, double garage.
Priced at $10,500.00. $3000.00 Cash. Balance $1000. yearly.
Four rooms and bath.
1, 2 and 3 years.
$6500.00.
$2850.00 Cash.
Balance
mrt
$1000.00 balunce 1, 2 and 3 years.
BuifL in kitchen cabinet, garage. $7500.00.
Balance monthly
A TEN ROOM HOUSE ON EVANS ST.
BETWEEN FRENCH AND ELM
$7350.00, $2000.00.
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$750 00 Cash
ash payment
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Cash balance arranged
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HOLLY AVENUE
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH
4TH AND MAPLE GARAGE APT
1000 00
$3000.00 Clash.
5 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE *
ON HIGHLAND ST.
Lot 95 x 140.; Priced at $10,000.0(1. 1-3 Cash. Balance to
suit purchaser.'
Six mom house and 1-2 acre lot on Orlando Road. $3,000.00.
1-2 ( ’ash Balance to suit purchaser.
Elm A vc and OtI\ St. 6 rooms, 2 baths $8500.00. Eusy terms.
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ot 50
or automobile as
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A HOME ON HIGHLAND ST.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH
COR. CEDAR AVE. AND SECOND ST.
1-3 Cash. Balance arranged to suit purchaser.
CHAPMAN AVENUE
SIX ROOMS AND BATH
1
FLORAL HEIGHTS
5 ROOMS AND BATH
, A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE ON CENTRAL
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NEAR PALMETTO
W ill consider lot
$4800
oo reasonable
terms
< 117. Price $14,000.00 1-3 Cash
Balance 1, 2 and 3 years.
$7350.00
$2660.00 dash. Balance monthly
Balance $40.00 per month
Four rooms and bath, double garage,
$760,00
Cash. Balance $100.00 every three inoriths.
Problem
Allow Us to;3 olv«r Your
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F .fr ^ L L A H A H R E E — The Hoard
* “ Uajdoners of tho Ever--j,- —r*iflags District antiodnethe appointment of three supl ■i Vlaora o f the Hlavia sub-drain
ftney arc George Rrehn. for one
. Pga district in Seminole countv
1-ukuH. 2 years, and I '.
'C* y'c , U •* Years. The appoint
*ncnts wero mntle upon mpiest of
and owners of that section. The
lUtrlct was created by the courts
w h e r e , w il l
I Fi h o a
^>QUEE2E G A G E f o r
A P A IR OF LEFT-HAMDEO
P l ie r s ? ta e m a n i
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h elp
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H E Oi D , H E V
S U P E R I M T fe M o £ M *r;
L A K E C IT Y — The Columbia
>unty boy’s rlub was taken on at.
■‘ inded trip through West Flor
fo r an inspection of the blucgrape end sntsumu industry
that section. The club workers
boas Fulford. cniinty ie '^ it . Club
•W under the leadership of Coftoni
several
surrounding
Joined those o f Columbia
mty on tho trip.
W E LL
3 U ST
enow
m e th ’
M A K J W O u 'R E
H E .L P lk J O •
HOW L O N C rV A
Be e n h u m h m ?
s e m t m e t o f im o
b T T v O M E # A M D IVJE MUMfE.0
z i I
H U krTE D .
Cjf t h a t
new
A ik rrs o D u
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CASH UMBER CO.
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TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY ^
w. S. PRICK. Mgr.
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR SWEETS’
710 W . F irst St. Phpne 472-w
CHEAP
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new ;
LUMBER y a r d
HOMEMADE CANDIES, EVERYTHING
STORE TO BE SOLD A T A BARGAIN. '
A complete line o f
Trilby Brick factory under con
Cypress and Pine
struction. in Trilcoochee Gardens,
Fram ing
between Trilby and Laooochee.
A n d S frln k U
■in the Fcki t-Hath
Sheathing
Siding
Flooring
Ceiling
Finish
Mouldings
I^ath
Brick
Lim e
Piaster
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ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE
Ttio Antlwjitlr, ltenllng Powder for'
tlreil, iwollen, mnnrtlng, seTatlng |
(••••t. It takes the friction from tho I
stine, prevails )iii,tor* and «otw s|>ota ;
noil takes tin- sltnR out of corn* noil
bullion*. Always use AD«a'.Foo«-E&,* '
foi l>anrti)K nml to Dreak lu Now
Shoes. SoM everywhere.
NICHOL’S C A N D Y SHOI
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ROOM 31
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White Rock 1Master Board
Nnils
Screen Wire
Builders Hardware
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Doors
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Windows
Frames and Screens
Determination
You Will
Made to Order
Murphy Ironing Boards
Medicine Cabinets
£,e"?!Hrs " f
tbo
South Florida Hardware Dealers’
Aaaoclation will
hold „
Mtetinir hero July 1*1* m i ordintr { t
Announcement by Gene Hrudshnw
.local hotol manager. About thirty
MZZO'F j °
"1w't,°n will tie repre
1 | ® V T with u deleg'ation of approx
Inately 100 hard wore dealers
Rhone 800
Yellow Cab Co.
JOHN HY .SMITH
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(ACHING
FEET-
ka
TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
~ THETTDRT
Buy a home in Loch Arbor.
No other place can possibly
furnish the same natural ad
vantages.
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The Homesite Ideal
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Board the bus for
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a n d
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Determination
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R. L. HILL
J.Rvknll'A.'.v^,
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By Tayl
NftW-MOTA
Service,
^ / ^ E u L . 'n Z ^ T r r
mod w i l l \n h £ n
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YOU GET IN THe. / v
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Ho u s e *
V
T h in g i
Have money.
FILLING STATION
TtZ
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k r l ’s
City C onvenience
Retired Atmos-. ?}
phere
Golfing
Bathing
Boating
Fishing •
Large Lots
an opportunity for a delightful holi
$•33.55 covers every expense
T h e has trip, hotels, meals and a variety o f
special entertainment'arc included in this remarkahly low figure.
82(1 West Flint Street, Sanford.
You can swim at thc
Venetian Casino, dance under thc palms, antj
We sell nothing but (he best.
play g o lf or tennis at thc country club. L vcry
w m 'i<£8c& B
SEMINOLE FURNITURE CO.
I . V c.
m*m *5 *
31,1 K*
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ST.
U1CM
a dot
Of
SUE VJSvNTGD
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donb . too - but sh e ’s
dowhtovjn So X THINK
I'LC ^*vie*K Down t o
“TVt6 R ivcp a n d tuv
am
seeing it and from anywhere in Florida it i*
a quick and pleasant journey.
•HE dishes pile up, and the
house is silent and lonely.
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AI1 . ' T T ! 1 ;VO‘ ! r l,,,mc ,V o m front porch to bath room.
All up o date lurm tuiv on easy terms.
before buying. Cash or credit.
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Give us » look
SANFORD WELDING CO.
f iio n k
8;i.,
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M. K. .Smith, Mgr.
OOFING
TlNo HOURS ....
NOT A B IT 6 -'
Ths lowest rats* f*r
long dlttgno* tilsphoho
osrvlcs apply to statloii«
to-station call*. Thwo
la a furthar rsduotiPn
from 8:30 P. M. to 4lM
A. M. To Mcura tha rj*
ducsd day or night r m
you must call by nunibar, or tall tha oparafar
you with to m a k * - *
*t*tlon-to-st*tlon calk
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LINCOLN HOTEL
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Try-M e in bottles,
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L o n g Distance telephone
Service relieves tfifl |*dium of
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jtoll Calls will be appreciated*
DAVID MJlD. JFTorWbt Manager
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Vou'H marvel at the great business houses
springing up along the Boulevard Ponce de
Leon. Y ou ’ll be impressed by thc new Uni
versity o f M iam i. You will realize why June
building permits totaled $1,020,000, includi
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Bus trips are arranged every day.
Send
v , this coupon or call at our locaj office.
T h ey
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will'arrango every detail o f ydkr trip.
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SOUTHERN BELL* TBLEPHOMBcAND TILEORAI^H-CO.’
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ing thc $250,000 Penney M em orial Conser
a divided vacation^1 If your,
wife— or husba^d-^fe l away,
the thoughtfulness o f regular,
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SheetsGalVanized
Phone 705.
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Try-M e Bottling Co.
$1.00 up.
Bum up
.a l s o
for your health and energy.
Where t he home folks stop.
PETERSBURG Somenot alogether on the prooccurred at
Pass-a-Grllle,
celebration o f
Indopend% J. While the'greased pig
If. ^ e a c l q u a i ’ t e r s
F in kote ShingHoofing, and
DRINK
■I. A. Cole, Mgr.
But tonight He will assure
himself that she is having a
good time, and reassure her
that he is "getting along all
right/* It doubles the joy of
her vacation to hear his voice,
arid his worses are abated
when he knows from her own
Tips that she is well and happy,
1,6 E Strum! 81.
Oxyacetylene welding und carbon
burning, service is our motto.
erd St. between Oak nnd A.C.L.R.R.
LOCK BEFORE
f U A r N E S V I I X E - H . T. Daniel,
•1 officer for tho
Atlantic
L ln « railroad, him
Ih-cii !
chief o f police for (Jainesto succeed Joe D. Dixon, reThe citv council anno
t.. I
appointment, and also the I
• 'n. aft •
■tatlon with !
•oo night desk sergeants.
Phone I SO- W
Y’ ou'vc heard a lot about Coral Gables, sof
don’ t miss the opportunity to visit it.
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sport is included in thc above price.
IJH‘0
Jl
t •),
day— at Coral (iables, thc M iam i Riviera,
His W ife’s Gone T o The Country
BECKER AUTO ELECTRIC CO.
ClMa BT aw Msvtcc. ,*c
. ti. a
CORAL
GABLES
RINES
VA
A
fir® alarm,
♦iE S Lll n
s u ite d
in the
i-Wr*cxlng o f an automobile and thu
•netting o f aovernl lives.
PETERSBURG —
t .
J.
Tntaon, negro, who barely escaped
mbandling by a small mob when
b charged with having snatchJ woman ■ purse, was hound
to the grand Jurv after a
r
h* * rin»
The woman’s
lea to the chase nnd capture
aJfi
an4 on,y tl)e timely
Police probably sav|Wm from violence.
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L
You will only appreciate Coral Gables by
‘k u «,M£iA iT
IN
BOLT-NIPPER ADVERTISING CO.
MOM AN D PO P
" th<’ « » 8<’"sod vnlufor j^ c county is shown in
? M n " 111' hl'r,>' The vnluntim.
r 1«20 was 'placed « t $1:1,(100,fn , t" ‘n fr,l|H r.y :l-.| til fia
®r. ” mi '• in lt*r li vy for state,
•chool and county puriinscii is prubu V * ccordin>r tn John K Morris
chairman of the countv cummin-'
'Wm&emmw
.Ike Price is Right
R E V IS E D
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fin., July 12.
~ y*}
rim Florida Railroad Com
mission today
authorized
thu
Southern Bell Telephone and Te le
graph Company to revise ita tele
phone rates at I«-ike Worth.
Thu
revision war made effe ctiv e upon
Completion anil cutting over o f thu
new plant nt Lake Worth.
I L L N E S S ' n>“M
t; 1wpt>rnvnl nn(i ,lc,"pltc nk>t~
NOTICE
iJNELCO BA1TERY SERVICE
r ^ ^ l v f n A. Owens, o f tho line; Vjtv
• Prejid'-nt Walter I*. Fuller. R„ber*
* , Adams and others.
'V i» r
L0NG
SANITARY CAFE
<
m
-J
ORDER B A T E S
COCOA CANDY MFC, CO.
^
nn
h im
zi
W W B f T V iL ]..
t * r from Prealdent Coolldire eautionia* blm. not t a 4o ..a o ,v pub
lished n scries o f ipMtfsJne artfelo*
relating; to g o v l h i it o n l aviation. •
I t was in 1924, T durhig' tho
secretary's term o f ^office, that
the national dofeni*
day
testa
fvere inauKurated,
A f t e r his r e
tirement, Mr. Week* made a Jpngdcsired trip to South America.
Thin Men Rejoice
h im
*«r«^8 T - PE TE RSB U RG *
Mayor
k ' i S W 5'
iM I’fCRMring to in,'dglgo m some reully hard labor op
TJiy 17 when he is scheduled to
leld the idedgc ham met in the
rromonles attending the laving
f Um first rails for the proposed
it Peter* ‘” ,r*-Tamna Interurhun
W F , The speakers of the day
b ? th.e
®f Tampa mid
Petersburg, will be Mayor F. I,
r2.llna.* er of th,‘ Tain pa
* V P E N S A C O L A — Guy Yaste, of
LjTaiisacola. by ilefenting Lieutenant
•JicDanlfl, o f Fort Barrancas hv
>J UP. captured the Valparaiso |ovIng cup In the third annual Fourth
Of July Golf Tournament. Thirty
one golfers from this section com
pfttod.
PRIORITY ABSTRACT & TITLE CO.
.SOMETHIN SERIOUS
\ g A C K WITH
The Sanford
H E R A L D ’S
B e guided by their guarantee o f
saving, service and satisfaction
V<i d 1
m b !
Fu
however.
. *
»» «
-I^nmark lU olf
Mr. Week* released actlfo-con
Hope, , „ r „ ti r ,,rtn At
trol of the war department early
lv affected i ,? v,lln«t®s severc- In April, 1028, when ho was
iron
•'
mine V *
,liflftHtcr’ in n" striken w'th thrombosis. The ill
motor Mmffi "T*’ wn"
honvy ness which led to his resignation
forcod to repidln Just within the oeaured and l' whon thc Occident six niontni' later.
His condition
Llinuel fr»i>' P W
„ ontairtcc.
Ho skid there had been the vicinity V"
f,ocked from at first W0* •grave, but improved
t |„„ tho highway. Shcll- no explosion at the army reset-va
so that on- May 28 ho was able to
|m| fire checked »thc; en tlon,
A change In the wind had
undergo an operation, in n Boston
t investigntors, «>"' h» m‘ apparently snved the army arse
oral J
?.
Vm “ « lh « led hospital M r removnl o f gall stones
nal, as tho flames were heitded in
fief '4’,,rk»
Dn Oct. 12 his associates in thi.
...................
L| \nimunitlon II ouhc
it8 direction Snturdny night.
W i r Department wero surprised
L , t wu^ the navy’s largest ', Qch. Drum late yesterday per
t" see him return to his desk at
P i s,„iagc cstilillshment, mitted
one
newspaper
man and
and n
n
* .......
r ..
s
t
t
man
the war department apparently
f 0" !
than T m
acres, pTiotographcr to make n trip into
prepared, to resume his work. Idithe'witr it wa.s extended by the drea with an inspection party.
i’r id the day, however, it.became
ion of IS-I buildings.
The They noon hud to abandon' their r S i t e ^ r ,,r
wiiHnm "own that he had submitted his
*
! „ .storage place where automobile because of debris which
vigtiRtiun tn President Coolidge,
n,„| supplies were re- blocked the road, nnd the shell
...........r - I M »
£
naval
arsenal
‘"
,!oun™ 1 th<' appointment o f
forwarded to other fire made it necessary to crawl to
- - -hn.i.KM "1*1,, IM,'!d|,T,“
t “ f’ i nnd
lIT d. "on
" the
Ita next day
day the
thc president
*>„ demand.
vantage point* on higher ground Mm. wreckwi buildings, lt w„ r '
Missouri to
^
£
,)“
vi8
o
f
Ml
jTlartc.l "hen lightning surrounding the naval reservation
u*’ Bro,,k|y « Navy w
, * uZ VVil hlmITNT mnk'nxine.
Some
They proceeded to the scene uf " ti VHe bodies
the
are t„ be brought to I ,Whcn th<; controverdy over
- ........
■j.’ , *w,.re demolished
the arsenal power-house, which J
-States Naval Rospitni i "deqjjacy of the nation’* nir di
:ic £ L-sorvation limits and was demolished, and there they
t Brooklyn. Commander Young I rF1?*0 aro8e’ Secrqtnry Weeks,. in
i
bonibardZ JL ‘ further
bond
could etc the houses crushed flat lie iU' ^ onr A,lmir« | Fiunkett, said ^ * V ary’ l? 25- appeared before
befor
kHniieil today us now ntn- to the ground.'
A large wooden the bodies were found in various
House
Aircraft
an
.
------ — . Committee
.........ec und
F,ttrchmises were men- water-tank nearby had been split Wrecked
I.... .I!--->Ur|0,IS font
rndi,.|„d charges
_____
___
l„
u
wrecked buildings.
contradicted
nude
by
kj.,ny "lh‘ r reservation in two, and wntcr had swept down
William Mitchell, then brigadier
I wcre Innuiged.
,
the hillnidr.
1
general, nnd his assistant chief of
Ltifinl .lend were Incut
Flag Still Flies From Pole
the army air service.
Merchnnt.H lluted below are acquninted with conditions » f thin city, they have Htudied the wunlH and ne*a
V liotts. Richmond, Va„
The only normal thing noted
He made the cross-charge that
■’ Brown, pharmacist, about the entire reservation wus
o f the citizens and visitors o f Sanford and arc in position to serve them in a most satisfactory manner
__
_ Mitchell, without proper depnrtL }» N. V.; and Mrs. tho flag which continued to fly
fa n c y 0 ( Brooklyn , a from its pole in front of the com
[the plantmandant’s quarters.
The houtlI 0f MiVsinc Given
quartcra itself was in ruins, hut
I
I
(Continued from page 1)
Itho-ir knew" to be miss- the fla g was undamaged.
Outi'iiaNt ( oinmandcr
There were scattered limbs of I triiM ' ^
Mass., borne and a
l||,m Ilruwn; I ’apt. Bur- trees, timebrs from wrecked build
The regular annual meeting
vi. H r ?"n h A. m,,,'l<,a during lust
len Clark,-, Little Rock, ings, scraps o f metal and other
nl
I he stockholders o f
the
Mr W e ek s c a m e to bis home
lit-ul. fl'-rm.ui
Conrad debris.
In many places it was
Florida
Vogeljihle
Corpora
Vcvl V'"lk; t'liicf Gun- impossible for a car t » make its I"’" ’ UZ mont h, “ a ver y • ick m a n , " 1
way through the wreckage, and a c c o r d i n g to bis son. Imt it w a s I tion will he held in our offices
|h Uatli-y
that the mountain «„• would in
piiwinc e’.li -1« I men were avoid the .- hell holes and pit tails
, •••
Masonic Building at
enable him to regain h.s health
caused by the explosion.
H:(I0
l\
M., Tuesday, August
Late last night „ statement from
j||i-,s, Waterville, Ohio;
Not one of the five hundred ar
3rd,
1<
.
)2(>,
for the election o f
tinattending
physicians
said
that
bivtcll. Iliimillon, Ohio; my
buildings was undamaged.
| Graham. Fort Worth, Roofs were scattered across the rttr. Weeks was sinking but that a directorate and the consid
laurine llartdaeker, Gal lawns nnd driveways, broken glass t was probable he would live eration of all other
mattera
No hope for
L ; John A. Little, I,oon, littered yards and driveways, fur through the night.
IN C O R P O K A T K I)
which
may,
pro|>eriy
come
be
an
ultimate
rally
was
held
out
hn W. M•■lime, Richmond, niture and other household
fore such meeting. A full atIW. Moreau, New llrit- scattered
For ladies ami gentlemen.
and crumpled,
were
tendenec is rciiuested.
Freil J. Knchford, Zc- lodged in all sorts of places.
Aostractcrs o f title, Mimeograph work.
Concrete Buildings Crushed
R. II. r t lA P M A N
“ The home <tf good cooking.
Even concrete buildings were
|lending I" the devnsterl
Sanford o ffice Valdez lltiilriinf'
President.
under close military crushed af if they had been paper.
•Nil On P o u n d s O f S o lid
Uy.
S.uae ll)() or WK) A shell store o f galvani/.cd iron
I,.
I.
FRA/,IKK.
105 W. First St.
i l c a l l h y K ir s h In 30 I ) Uy s
It. M. Johnson Actuary.
Jfrom Hie villages of was ripped up the sides m ;l him
Secrelarv.
■npc. Mil>« i ni.'i. Roekaway, dred places ils if with a huge
G f l 1 h a l iMjinlv F i i f u r c
lark. win. tumbled from knife, with its shells exposed. A
nr* ii-- tli'-v began to fall huge wooden water tank, burst by
nrre -.•ntent to remain the explosion, stood nhow the path
" b y eontinue to lie behind the
• lUllger /.olle.
of destruction caused by the re
Purely you have heard of
Ksliinated nt f>00
lease of its contents.
Met oy s t oil Liver Oil Compound
find navy officers in
In many places, fire passed over Tablets the modern vitimin flesh
If the ri -rii,. work said it the scene and reduced the wreck food that lias done so much for
1 three it foili days before age to a smouldering,
indistinct skinny scrawny men und women.
Cor. Park and 2nd St.
wcitlld die down suf mass.
I key put
on
weight
where
I to permit a careful inThe extent o f damage to civilian weight jo needed-- not only that
J of the area.
property was uncertain today hut but. they improvo your general
Iffirinl estimate was that army observers were certain that health bring strength— energy—
( ’andie.s f o r s n u lh c r n c lim a le .
more vitality.
lB(rre> fi<un
residential it would exceed $ 1 ,000,000.
lir the depot totaled ilOO,
The mill villuge o f Mount Hope,
Union I’hai-miicy and druggists
Home Made amiie.i.
fiOO are at Morristown near the depot, was virtually de everywhere sell McCoy’s— fit) sug
H u ild er.
|in nnd around Dover,
stroyed. The town of Roekaway, ar coated tablets (10 cents and if!
31U, .‘121 W. 1st. Sf.
ny installer-, families were two miles away,
was
ordered any thin person doesn’t gain
^cpnrnlcd, but nearly all cvnruntcd. ' N ea rly every house pounds in 20 days money back
Seminole Hank Hldg.
I*11O N K II2-.I
reunited today.
Two was ruined in the village of Hi Ask for McCoy’s.
bf fathers still seeking bernia, which has a population of
H. E. Metgluin, Mgr.
nil children were known to 000.
bnrker- today.
Ten towns in Bergen, Morris
Injured number about 200, and Pnssaucounties
reported
*e M i l
,
x i z »
hi fifty were everely blit damage ranging from sit; ttereil
Igereicd} hint.
m a ken
homes to broken windows.
sore,
Hr f.rii«4cnH On (•r«Mmd . Shell Falls Ip Bluomuigihdv.
buminig,
rnmc ttn* imtml Hmt- — A t GItmmiLl
..‘.nr iilmyu
■tired feet
■caulions lor aft-ly could ingdnlc, N. J.. 10 mites from iJikc
fa ir ly
iken.
,\ marine who os- Denmark, bathers say
tin- e x
(la n c e
Ihy crnwbng along
the plosion caused the water to rise
with de
■after brim: hurled 10 feet four feet i ml there wns.n rain of
lig h t.
iir,
..od
that
after
the
black
powder.
Yesterday
a
IdA i d , S17.KK High
,‘lr d tint! O a k S1m.
I ressu re
Away gnlhe ache* and paint, the
fight inng be <avv flames inch shell fell in Hloomingduli .
corns, rallouaea, blister* and bun
and
Balloons
hiyli ami (be concussion A t Butler, 22 miles away, pieces
ions. " T I Z ” draws out the adds
I brn l. ami Mono aminuni- o f debris wero found.
Splinters
Exchange
prices
for
new
hat
lories
and poiiona tost puff up your
S ig tit.
|M'S like , gg -bells.
o f wood 18 inches long were found S a v. money hy hliy^tjtr hqje,
feet. No matter how hard you
*> v d l
I plate l«U lories .
J?1L.50’
fnllnwed >bowers o f 1 .J in Oakliiml, 22 miles from Like
work, how long you dance, how
iis" ’ong as they last.
pneh .shells.
They- were | Denmark.
.
.
far you walk, or how long you
Anything anywhere
'» volt l,‘l plate hotlorios
.fl l.fiO
"ffieials raid, on their
The whole region shuken by the
remain on your feet, *‘T I 2 ”
12 volt. 7 plate;. Dodge Batteries
$18.50
■is can-ing them to shoot explosion is a flivoritc vacation
bring* restful fo o t comfort.
Your feet Just tingle for joy;
1 mli' the*a,r.
Had it not
l>h,"u'
.Sanford ,1 firs t SI
shoe* never hurt or seem-tight.
tlie nn rounding towns
All batteries' guoranteed one year.
Oct a box o f “ T I Z ” now from
nve been cut to pieces by
hell-fire.
any druggist or department store.
I
Service otir speejally.
like
><cue from
the
1113 Sanford Avc.
Phone 461-J
la th e T h e m in
rr'Mit, Brigadier General
• Hriiitj e\|ilaiiic,| after nn
Sanford. Fla.
<d the reservation from
I n^urby.
All cv.idence of
b’r;i-s and slirubberieH
■V ? ,'■ ll“ ' I'lace a beauli'iul dis.-ippcarml, |1(, suj(j^
F'-id wire brown, ghastly
r-j- V""' of them 100 feet
thirty foot deep,
503 Sanford Ave.
arrive* at I’ icatinny
W smouldered and ns the
•[' " - uptdies, there
a lla.-b and a burst of
Fil'd nr Specialists on automobiles. Sparton|
‘be shell* were hurled
Grot prlt'H, lulutfcn and fresh vegetable*. Huy here and
JOHN W. WEEKS
PASSES AFTER
'lb l o o k f e p
S
skyward,
Then the nhells won hi
ram, dov
_i List In Blast flrea,
own,
starting
additional
•
o f W a r Davis arrived
its To .Sixteen; nt Secretary
the Picatinnv arsenal, a small
nrncnal adjoining that „ f the
Are Missing army
navy, fpr an inspection but was
Buyers Guide and Directo
By Williams :
m is t e r
t
s
kLLAHABSEE. FI*.. July 12
To jrivo added protection to thin
- A report from
ro the Nation- Jarea.
area, Cominiiudonor
fommissioner
Itovall ni>-|
np••try Servlco that has Just 1Pointed the forest riders of the
ni-tloilal service ns deioiti* of the
the desk ofr e,, alsntaia
.
gnme and fi*n depiiHmrrit
nstfili
liottor J. B. Rovall shown,
A permanent breeding ground I
the commissioner, that big for game in each countv <1 the I
Is increasing on all of the state is one of the thing:- that 1
forests are located in the Commjasioner ItoyalI ha i advo- I
fcswater number of these nn- cnted. The fact Hint fifteen conn- |
"* forrests are located In the ties have closed seasons on ■' 'cr «>r I
___ m and western states, two on deer and turkev, -om*- -••asons '
them are within the bounds* of extending over to
l!».‘t|, shows,
rfda. The larger is known ns suvs the eommissioner tint the
Choctawhatchee national for- peotile of those coii'itie reingni/e |
and» extends
of mi
the
need mi
for iirmeciing
tirotecting me
tin breed*«•»..«■ through parts ...
« ntrvu
PaltOn
~ .i, Okaloosa and Santa Rosa i Ing stoi k, and providing for re- ,
tries, and the other, the Ocala I stocking the hunting grounds
•tional
----, «•----Forest* ilies
. - <in *•-..........i
the east
Thj(( meUlo,, ,jf r<. ^t.M-k.risr has !
part of Marlon county.
its drawbacks. .Mi Rovall <xnlnin. i
* The national service, says Mr. ed. Among them he mentioned
“ rail, attributes this general In the fact that during .the dosed [
set to better enforcement of season hunters from the dosed
^shte lawa, destruction of pre area usually find their wnv over
datory animals
by
government into adloining territory
thereby Gtto and \ fred Kriek.son nn'And state hunters, unsntisfcctoiy putting nn extra di; m upon the were hnrri ilfi years ago and t I t » oldest t w i n s m St Haul, Mi n n. T h e y
luive seen e a c h tithe* n e a r l y e v e r y d a y „ f
>.hunting seasons and in two or supply at that tioint; and then
Kadi in a painti •t a n d p a p e r h a n g e r , . a c h h a s b e e n ntur
’ "
i o f the states, to the eoni- when a closed urea i- opened, the *beic Iivs
prohibition of hunting in the hunters from tho surrounding area tied the .mie length of tim*. a n d ea ch lias seven . Inl dr e n. T h e y h a v e
erves because of tho danger nfhke trips into ihi-, sure that lived in Si I’aul for ■!*» yea
i - but n* i t h c r ha
. i t aeon a movi e .
foroHt fires.
they will find an i hiiudnticc of
^Commissioner Hoyull called at game there.
tltion to the fi-ct that in tht(-loseil seasons on
<|e> r and cont est wa — in mot i on, on,. ,
>1 i he
I ' A l . A T h A I ' u t n a m e oi inl y is
— western counties in which turkey m the counties referred n, I.eMch an I into t h e t e n t
l national fereat is located a expire on th<. following dates: vlee| ing
I!!,,,,,"
employ a county
woman.
The
vv
tig reservation has also been F la gl e r . .Inn,. :Mi, Iti.Hi; Ma na t e e . s tart l. - d a* the a b r u p t m - . , ; < f t h e
n*
I be c o u n t y c o m m i s s i o n
'treated.
This latter, known ns Dciemher HI.
1
I ’harlotte. inf t ad, a . ioi , i | m d to
h< i t . . r ' i s , follow mg a pi,-a |,y a r e p r e
f j j the Choctawhatchee Game Rcser- Colli,.. Hade Glades.
Hiehlouls s t r u c k In, head a g a i n s t
t ' M ,ei: f at i v< d- 1 •ation , com o v e r the
• vojlon, lies in the national forest arid Monroe- July I, Ur.'S; |,nt,„i
I»d* a n d was I,no. keil nt; .......... "id,, lie,|
,|„ y
in
Kv/ .It was created during the It»2f> •»une I !*2M; Sarasota. April I. I !l
too
.mil.ill,'in, <•
to.,!
be, ,end..| i,,
jM ( tu-»r next
r V l jaasion of the le<'islutur<* tiv clon- 27: Lake. December I I ' i * ; |i i|s
awav wlnh t(„. , r owd cha . . 1
'"I. i-. i , i :.| |topi jalinn
sup
Cl^
ring
tills
large
dk'i'/’—
’ j for
V all time
...
............w
,■ *a r e a ,1borough. Nov, tnlM*r 'Jo. IH27; ( lay,
I I "" "
, b;if " f t h e f e d e r a l gr,v■y Jhn» thereby establishing perrma- J u l y I, Itl.llj ( Ifised on dee, only, »»'!'•
i i nm. nl f,.i etiiploynietil o f the
jL- *jttfnt breeding
The pro- ( alliouri and Gull, Ueeendier l
_ grounds.
_
•I.At KSONVII.I.I-:
!•„ I . on, 1agent
’
5,1 ; ponents
th»* ner- i!»;to.
its of the law felt that
mtllolets. a d i u t a i l l s a n d eve,
■tanent breeding _grounds within
The eriininiHsjoner l„ lieves that i onimil I, men o f t he l-'lorid;
borders o f tho counties would better results, nioie sntinf.u ti.ry \ Pailment, A me m an Legion i do 1 Mil.TON
•Miss Ktliyl Holh
luive i wav I-- preparing to assume her
iura their future simply of
j
r®MP(-*et. would lie obtain- ' boon 'culled to im-t f,,, then
mid new posit inn ,,f home demonstrnfrom the breeding ground ed through the cruutiov in e: eh summer session nt Sanfoi l
inevitably over-run the cn- county o f a permnuent breeding iwt ». The call » » , |. u,.,| iAug- linn agent, for Santa Rosa counarea. It will not take many
ground such ns has I« h-„ establish
Howard Rowton. ................ . •v «'■ i> it, September. Miss Holloway,
r j * j ' to demonstrate the wiVdoni .
,n ,
ed in the three
West
Florida jutunt. Nnln.nai Adiulant I lid Who IS now undergoing a special
••urn s . ,.11, e at Ho- Slat,. (A lleg e
f<,r
. tbl* action, says the eommission-‘ count us. Okaloosa,
Walton and Hart on will l„ the ........ of
t1
"!!
1
Worn,
a,
live
.,u
the
highway
beI® *1
Santa Rose.
or.
f'A*,«ll \|iff left .I fIfI Pat'Ca
DAY BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
»
m
|V,V* w
i
I
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J.fVyi ,
ta n f rxrti?.:r
T f f l r t ' S L *■
seen
\m Herald
T H B g ijy ip o n D
Good, If It (Joes Through
* w » l m tt* r* — rn r i t t f l
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n«
in iM
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h t o a l p
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m o
;
iAm
ft
in
s e e i n g U n i t e d S t a t e s tra n s a t la n tic s t e a m e r s e r v i c e i m
Second Clan* Witter,
IVIt, M the Poetnfflce
Ui " "
p r o v e d w ill f e r v e n t l y hope f o r t h e c o m p le t io n o f plans n o w
Florida, under Act of
u nder w a y f o r th e sale o f n in eteen g o v e r n m e n t lin e r s to
A Job For Knrd.
Henry IV Would l.augh.
I’roplr .Musi l^arn.
Ilislury In PiVliires.
MY A K T H I K IIICIHMANH
M'nprrlgM 1020. by Star Ct.)
fma
~*e*ir11 n i_
I.V;M0Nl>AY, JULY 12. 1926
e n t ir e ly
I IfftR A L D P L A T F O R M
P*r water route to JackWHTlIle.
j^ — lMKrarliofl 0f 81. Johna-lnK*
"»*n River rsnsl.
•Exten.ion of while way.
-Swimming pool, lennla rourta.
y y x tK«.
••■Wilting of building pro’.'gTPW— house.., hotels, apart'•pent housed.
Ion of
street
p* vfn*
.
«*grgni.
. (M tftirllo n o f b o u l e v a r d
■found Lake Monroe.
G-C-J»»pl*<lnn „ f city beautifica
tion program.
**— Expansion of srhoo! system
J-Vwith provision for Inrreasert
r.\‘
facilities
I f r . m i l L E VEU8I-; FOR TOHAY
3 ‘ B L E S S I N G Op I ’ ERsE ,'|le
itld. I sel liefori vi.ii this iInv a
WM l ’lg e a d a cur se
A lileshing,
N y c ub e y t he c oi .i ma ndme .i ts, of
Lord Your (!od v * * ... m r - e .
•e will not o bev. " Iteut 11
28.
in g o v e r n m e n t a l a d m in is t r a t io n .
L
,,f l ‘i,l,*°lMS“ n t r a v e l is s t e a d ily
D ie j „ .
ct.uld i m r f ! . !,'!y ° n<' ,>f "
A m e r ic a n Uisines.s men
11
I J ^ * » t a n o r g a n iz a t io n c a p a b le ol <*|>eratitig all nineteen ot the g o v e r n m e n t ’s w h ift
e le p h a n ts at a h a n d s om e.
a " e v e n la vish p r o fit.
A b a la n c e on D.t
1‘Tetlit sh eet w a not to be e x p e c t e d as lo n g as red tape,
i i m i m s p e c t i o n , amt
st/liamicrons w a s t e ran riot.
T h e W h i t e H ou se
|M1S | „„
Vem- w a p a
AhCE 6X3 owe
n
( I.E.Ml-.N’C E \ F . * 'L l )
Front li
ainl w o rk e d
un ti l
Frail, e 'Ml- -at* 1
• ben r e t i r e d to
hi- lull, . o t t j . g r "li
.
the edge of
• tie tong h -ea
' l b of t h e I’vre
ii”. ’-. a n d
roll
hook.
Il . e l i
in- donltl ,il"-ni de I.y I lie people.
I ’lemon- r a n • ' i no r e i n e d v .
kn ow i ng 'lint i- • l'l« -4 ami bjtivcr ri
tie nl- , l-k" pi,- it . m u s t IH 'IW .
•
G oTAm t
E ir s t N a t i o n a l
' . a n f o r d ------
R « nk
Nr —
/
. nnU ,
:
H
_ _
K e lvln a to r m
an
m m it, hut is tried anth
T e n a o f thttusaiul;, (,r JJj
u sers.
K c lrin a to r
M cLnnder
Arca^l
A. I>. R n s IKK
I’ ll.
••«* I’ ll III,,,
All estimate-! el„„t(|
f ..» in-!,,
a I W. 1st St.
...
Ml! Park Avc.l
.ri* ^
•S' ! ' i
L i r e ’s
T A M I* \
H E K O K S
t u i f.i x i :
,
j)
Social
’alendar
-------------- -------- -
f r E D S. D A H J E R , S O C I E T Y E D I T O R
Members of Lions Club and Childi
r~
<aiming ns II cnnip|e(e s|,
to- their many friend- wa
wedding o f Miss
Mini
|
Mi.inlay
.Procter and U-nn \ n (,„■ \[
Five o f
the
INiinil'er
Ini. w h i c h w a s . solemnized k
(’him k will meet w i t h d a y a f t e r n o o n a t I ,,Vloek ]
I nil W e s t
PrcHhvtertan Manse, j
f.
Iriff H,gtf,";‘iI i -a :! .in oclock.
H r o w n l e c P v r f o r m i n g Hu- m
Iht'k's’fi Malk-ry ‘ ■•«■••« " f " UT c e r e m o n y u, t he
,t fhiirch will m e et a t a t e w I n t i m a t e f ri e n ds
[,,f Mr- I ' r n l Rirtcs, on
T h e b r i de w a s lovely in
in „
!;:i(l o ’clock,
lAvciKf at
frock of white
g e n r gget
e t lIe
,
lo
be
tr
ar
is|)i..-ini”
w h i t e t«.atin, a n d h e r |,et
"coming hat
wits a l s o o f white.
Immediately aft,.r
1<*f ClIlMlI \
Tuc-tla*
the couple left fur Uavtnna lh ;n b
|,„|,l„e ItcriMlon will "ii- witarc they will .s,„.ri)| f
ew d a i s
-Mrs. Mcl.aiilin is the
daaghii r
4 :ttl a’. l - k -|( his h om e of Mr. ami Mrs. W.
I ' id and
lias lived in Sanford
ll-eurth Street.
iln e ea r ly
childhood
She attended ||„ s’-... I
\ \ i-(Iim,-|I'0
»-rd High School atul has
t nt’P ve in church and
igan n..h
»‘” LI al) n" ’*1
work.
meeting «• 'I’ '1
°r
Mr. Mel.a,||j" is tjl(. V(Ml,
. ,
Wind.si " " Magnolia
voiiuee
son of Mr, and Mrs. |[trill y M,
Laiilin. l|(, js g . j*da.
■r s.,.,
f " i ’d High S, hoot and ■d " a 11end
<’d Hie Hniversitv of •’’lot ida. Foi
Hie past two v e ils In,
ei’u
icnudoved al t|„. f
r
Miinti/oi'i-'
II.
IS title of III "lo I O
ll-oM. U I, I .. • .
!»"•••* -I- He-" lounger
tv: l i « " ' i
red ' I d w
J Mr. and M,
R. k
-I I*
I Wlniiii."'
tint kit a r e Ia tiding ;i
\. U I ol k
,,U‘ l"V _an d a,.- |.tei.s,.r„;v |
ill ti-'ll' lHat (lie •s enin!.,|..
1>. II. Hoilg rs, Mrr.
A Hsoet.i |,.v
1
_ I '.ticv Ml Mullen
l‘ • ^ a ' i s e a n d ‘ithtfjl
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: 217^
Miss Estelle Lord
Weds J. W. Justice
,(‘n at Playgrounds Opening-
Saf o g T H i r d i n g A me‘Hca Against h>e|
George Cowan rctumod
SundcL’ evening
Corar
Reach where he spent the
two wefks.
A very quiet wedding of Imq
Harold C. Vlelc left Satt
week was that of Tuesday after
for N ew Orleans and other
noon when Miss May Estelle Lord
kets where he.w ill buy stock
became the bride of J. W. Justice, his store.
the marriage taking plijcr nt the
Methodist parsonage
with
the
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Meji
1pastor. Rev. W. I1. Hu Dima n o f
Jr.,
motored to Dnytona _.
ficiating.
- Sunday where they spent the
ImmcslinteHy. following
the
, ceremony th<> yotinr couple left in
Rrynn Sturman o f Atlantn«
, their enr for Jacksonville where
arrived here Friday to Join
, they will make their home for the
wife jind children who are vii
present.
ing tier mother. Mrs. E. A .
i The bride is the daughter of
. Mr. and Mrs. Rohyrt IV. Lord ’of
this city and attended the San
Mi. and Mrs. Lucius E. W>
ford High School.
and habv and Mrs. Howard
lin motored to
Daytona
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wurt VV. Warner Sunday.
and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. N.
tlivens and family and .lerrv W.
Mrs. Rnlph Stevens nnd mother"
•'after nnd soil Han mede up a Mrs. Glisson
were amonff t h * \
n a r t v motoring to Dnvtona Hem ), Sanford neonle spending the
m
Sunday where they spent the day. Sunday at Daytona IJcruh*
•" C .
Miss M a r j o r i e P e i n p s e v t e l u r n
i.i Imiiie Moinlnv m o r n i n g
f r om
(•rlnmlii w h e r e s he spin,I t h e week
••ml a s t i p ’ ' lu' - t o f M i - , F r a n c e s
El Wes.
Mi. and Mrs. Si,I Rivo and Mr, i?
ami Mrs. Ilrian Sturman nnd chll*
ili'en
w e, e
a
eortgeninl
p a r t j r * *.
noiioiing to Davtoiui Rei ch for
i hi v.
Beginx Monday, J aly / 2 th
. Mr. jiiui M,- ■I. T. H ai ne s „ f
M o n i g o i n e r i , At;, , M( ,,
among llnkrnl aid w1 1 Mmit g o , ii
,,,
ill ; U O. ••nl of siati- a i r i v a ! " I It • i d i
|(l .1
. Mr- a n d Mis.
....1 ................... ... -I-.
1 1--, le, N. I ;
lii. k " p v i l l e ; li
H o w a r d M it u' im a n d t
I* •l it L.i: < la-nlc
| m a n ,,l | ..ntpa ., t r u , -l
ti-ie
Matin.,
Fuel slay r.,,- I,,,
i" •<’
\ ll’llol , T ' ' 1'
,1,rr nial.ttig 11,,'tr le on.
ttin* Monti /itm.i.
A Humiliation I1or. Florida
«
Homes, Lots, Farms, Acreage
For (piii’k Sale, We Offer
o/inn outicing
%He IVonderful Semi-Annual
STYLE SALE
of
E C Miller o f New
,
•un-mg i;,i- h,
. i ,.
l i\ ,,,g in (In l it v S i , ml,- ,
L'e\ a m i ,\lr - U. .1
ol I ' a l a t k a w e r e I he gip.
a n d Mrs, \v. s . T h o r , a , at
tlmir ho me
or, \Vi
•Street.
Rev. { a r p e n t " ,
imu p a - t o r ,,| t h e F i i - i
• htiicli of S a n f o r d .
r. M. Mitchell |, |'| Sal ,<r.la v
1,1
ear for Atlanta. I -a . ami
ponii- in North Carol,, a liln ie he
" i l l -pend .several wee),
Alls- L t e i l e
I he jiH r aet ,i e
•"’ll" H a g a n a
\ venue.
pn t n r e - 1.. ’ll - S a n f o r d i hl hl r e n a
I
l ie- o n a s m >' " ' f e a t u r e d |,y th•Ful < la, k -1pel \ i-nr ol play g , '-nii-i
Le
e a m p j t i g n In- I w ml, t
M:
and
I’. n k
(
\ | j,
Nanette
M. D o n al d
an d
{g u e - t
'll ■- K a t h l e e n llli.-s o f (),■
! land,'.
' I ' a n d Mis. Ma x llr ad
| b u r y . Mi a nd ,M,s. F h McDonaid II, >e an d l l o n i e r M e Do na l d
motiii i i
•"
Dei. Ia
and
Silve,
S, p r i n g
S iiiii Iji v w h e r e tip'•.V eui loved the d a i
M.
, .-1, O’ Lee I III f I i ligt on o
Ai o n I’.,, - i
11-,| in g |p j- si-fe i
, Mi
M , . N, a-lhin \ a, tier |,o,n
Mi .in -1 M,
Hot!.’, t I'll, ,1 It- | , I ' m l.-le- ii
•I I .. .1, mol,II, e I II" b i r t h of ., -o',
F i u l a i .it t he I'V. nnM 1. aught " , ,
M i - ... • F K:hereiige and ,nn
Ho-pi i.i i
I In- I,; hi wi-ighi-il i-igii,
j J o h n :,,.<i ' •• •’ i'e
nmlnrinr
I,
pound:, and ha- I•••••„ 1,a,Ill’ll 1»;il hi
I imillts m >,,uHi C a r o l i n a . il i e i ^
Elli ott T h r a - h e r
; ' h.-v n ill i"’"«l t !"• s u m m e r \\ hihj a w a i ,b.ii-i 1.1lo*.'edge Will <’<Hi nil t
( ’ol,, | pel I.
■u k o "1 T n mp n t s pe ci a l , t
burns i n en e,| I .....
’ •fill thi’ ll•mi - nnng , m ;,| i !'in’ dredge.
Im.-llie-s an d I-I,
( •Allen liloii.it left S a l t i r d a v
G e o r g i a w h e r e he will spe mi
v a r a t t o o will, r e l a t i v es
Mi . a n d ' I,
Iiem y Long an
e h l l d r e o h i l Sal u nl a y f r .la- per.
Ala. , w h e r e they a r e v i s i t i n g rein
live-.
|
' •
....... ........ .. - ' " t e , t h e d l i . ’i l Mm of
...........
p,„,l.a-e,| with funds raised by
Die pi,o„, was taken at the playg,ot.ials hwnletl
- .Martha Itrnivn s p e n t
end .a Hjivtiiiia Ikuirh
i n d al Ha v l ni i a HemIt.
F o rm erly
$15.04)
(o
I $8.75
F o rm e rly
$17.50
to
A n^o pporl u n i f y ! ’ O x-forcla,^ s t raps V
.Mr a n d M,
AA. S.
Rolihius
l e ave s Wed,, e- tl ai l o r M o n t e z, i n la
a n d L e e s b u r g , ••« . ivlieti* l l o' i
" i l l MHUid (lie -umine, with rein
( I VI’S.
-
S5.00
o p era n ^ a n d ^ a l e p - i n s ^ i n ^ t h c ^ f l e a i o n V
n n iiir lc a f J m a t c r ia L , j u t i t ’ r i}| h < *fo r
AIn e C.-e; m e r
returned
S a t u n li j v f r o m .Massjichu
and M i,ne w h e r e she spent
nil, with r el a t i ve s . She w a , i Air. ami Mrs. ( lifford It. ||, Mis . 1
■p.inied home
her -is le ’ . I et'l'ie I .el’ I!e|| and lion a1 guest, I
Helen , leiiii,Alias •iMil*li! 11 Campbell of ( ’Iiai
•otic. N i , and Masle, ( h r m .l
n Hu I!,,., \\
\ Ail.me
Hell leave U edll. ■-‘lav in t h e i r 1
Acci
t airuwav
-,„-n'
itn i ai lor < harlntte for a .short stay
' " ' d nio, | p l e a -ant Ii al I ' a i
•■'"d other point- ip North Caro
tit’ll! tl
hna tm ll," -umitiei. .
..
•
« ' f , i r , n « w ! | B o a ti ( i fti L 'fll i p p c r i i ’* fry-
/
1. M i l l e r a t r e d u c t i o n * t h a t i n v i t e
"u
th e p u r c h a * e o f s e v e r a l* p * > in i!’ S ireit
■
Ijirite
c o m p le te !
( ’ O M E •E A R L Y !
G O L D S M IT H j
5 M l,r|,hv •'Vr™ dl’’
O rlnndo,
Mrs. .1. I!. IJjjv ,ii<....r
J mIge VA Wall; K f
U , urhi
t u , in ■1 1,0,11! • Si,ink-n e n - " m g fro,,,
If,uni 1 IVIII‘l i ’ lie has :-nt’,,1 tile
|»i St lo rtn ig h t.
Mi - Don >1In IF ■i ha ■ , >'i u , m-u
h'-nv l nun <b’.ila ii here 'll.’ was
1Hu* um*M
of
M
< ill A.1I r t t f
I'lmto by Flander
at the formal opeumg ,.l ||„> play grounds held
I nn n ih e r - ", the San f,
’Mu,.: ,-f
I ii’ld meet |,
• he p u I o n -hulls ol," ,
III,;,me III, p l a y g r o u p ,,
•a T h i r t e e n t h .‘ t i e - t
A ven
i tirdai
'»•'
n ot 11, | ..,,1,| |
"I M I ,,’oa
horn, on I ’. u k
Mr. a n d Mrs. I mil I,. Ln.i g leavi*’
this wee k for J a * | ) e | , Alii., w h e n
t h e y will i i a i r e l a t i v e s f or a s h n r '
l i m e b e f o r e g o i n g lo | |i , | S p r i n g - ',
Ai k. , w h e r e t h e y will - p e n d t h e re
i n a t n d e r id t he sonutu*r.
I. M ILLE R SLIPPERS
11
A1met a C u l p e p p e r left S a t
'•’ Har loiv a l t e r a pie,e,a,it
1visit Iwti
Uu g n e , ,,|’ M n , E,l
; Walker.
/
j .
M i - U H. RaTlaid i nd d a u g h
, l e r . Mi.-- R a t h Mallard, a n d M r
Dr. K. M. Mason left Si.mlav
Mitchell
ot
.Altai,,<>,iti
ampa whi r.' he will spend
fen , •’ ■ L.
I S p r i n g , m o t o r e d lo S a n f o r d Mot,
day- will, 'ni- brother Hr U
day a n d -.pent I In «l:,y h e r e i m g
Ala.am.
i 11 lend
Hi
„ •;
-• folia
L each
S a t i n , la*,
anent I he dl v.
|
S
S
I
Smith
S
A
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F
v
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Amici Majestic Pines ”
COhChOtlfat REALTY COMI'ANYI
NOTES FROM
K. INC KAMA,M'S TKII
T H K o n a i l-’hOKIDA KVKRCLADKS
Sanford G rove properties have been
selling regularly to residents of Sanford,
of other Florida cities and to the peo
ple of the N o rth w h o intend to some
day m ake their hom e in the Sunny
South.
A careful survey of real estate con
ditions in this city will serve to further
advance Sanford G ro ve in the estima
tion of those w ho desire an exclusive
homesite, highly restricted and only a
fe w moments ride from the heart of
the business district,1
m
•’•AH-1-ANX’S PROGRAM"
Radio Reception Is Gooi
1 he N e w Y o rk R a d io Sh<
wiiiscments
of Men s
Trousers
HOAD MARKING SYSTEM
B o y W anted
TOM SIMS
Must he over 12 years o f age to
deliver papers in afternoons.
paying- propositions for
right hoys.
,
J
Apply
Circulation Dept.
The Sanford Herald
v
m
hu’i
Sfimaole.
I ’OI.K c o i ’ N ’IA
l;K( (tR|)
I I - w - ii' l o u n l i v
has
h--i n 111 le end. a \ ol
11 I he I er ne
I
>
n
.
d'
I oll'Ut III;- wUli l.ci-ti i n t e r e s t t he o f the S a |
• he
g I * ati- I
inn k"V e«i npe.’jiting If '
’
t'liiuk, I'
V.,l,li'/
ua\ \ d e e . ij i n i e n t ’ e f f o r t s to -al
wm.li
tIn*
Nation.,I
Hoard
of
Fir.,
I hi- in.-iinnii’e *. .a,,
u i>
i••• i .ind
of
• •.’leans; C.
|»’#l-h.
\.IU" 'lie
f nd. i writers ha done in I lie in
NiteU Ub|. laI’llie S .'■! . -e. v a il- it
!• ftre losses and
I lltlo |Oi |
M
">
t,
'i,erv:
\\*m
I he wh"h . I•Illllll
1
te-t
ol
the
puldn
,
wa
I
he
aiaug
at Tin- . .wipg
—I nod soliilb
dm e t h e cost d |
' '*d of til**
.ke I,
iIP . t i ' u r g e A
U
o|
,
|
a
n
d
I
he
behind thlii.ition
o
f
Fire
I'rei
>nt
n-n
;t.
t.
v
,
.
• lut iiai ve-t
over ii menf
III t h e s e
Ijjlrk .11. 'll. .
tmtin- Hie saving
IF
M
'I I!•til
I \« l< oi - - n f i de ne e in I he nperatlo" a ml look- d on a p p i m
"'e
til*’ ' i i r nn l i’a - i i i g
soul He- HI I SUL*.
Ilu- tvoik seemed pi "perl v.
Ijk"
. Il. I! M. F u l
ol’ I he pe I- - t o r u l e | iiem
High
ml nIniiianclv while t u a v e e i " p ; linw liiei t;ii<. me n u p ft.'i.i life a Impel,'ss la-1. .,’ the hcginl»ik«‘i,H dh :
l». nl
W.
I Hot >l - mr i igi ng a n d torn i . ’ - I their l i ' e in o r d e r t .» th.- d e p t h s of ,ir aft, ., m o n t h s ami
selves
The average tow,, gwen
Philaih'lI'i,i.i . :-lol,ii I’hipntt'g.
Tile
ilii|iri
loll
used
to
he
doc-sp'l me an ate h i ii g
If
you O’ ....... til- dead bmlies o f thei- ’ war- ,,| e a r n e i t p l e a d i l i ' ’. n i d i .
throughout tiie land •i-j.liza|
\ a n Tit vle,
t-iiit: M "
It* ^wrb o f living gauze no mure
aw a one - al M <In lit I r yi i .g to till Kiel , "lllladc-s I m m a w a t e i \ •" r l i ap- to - e** tIii*.ii a g a i n
that if propi'fty was insured, it
, 1:
Kiln in II
if it wishes low in-uriuuc
• i*ok, A t unfurl;
wal k, a n d ha.) r< T • c'e.i a h.thv Cl a\e Y"| a di-.-i nt ing voice wa - a n n e a l i nto t h e Ida. k w a t e r s ...' made little diffcri-in e iihidhe.' il
K. V,lie It
\tlantu;
nn,-I
enforce
laws
an,!
,,r,j1
(1
it?Wracked is the ship of pearl!
hef nr e, you would -ay:
wiekednesi and de-p air!
Htdioid
‘’Put
il : litsod in the l a nd: Out
F lo r id a should tie r ig h t prou d o f its e lf.
A t th e cost
|w St-il,'
s i ng l
hunted
or
ind
He
in-uiamgcoin
•L
’p
k-on\
ill**;
bvcrv chiimls’i'id cell.
hack in tin - r,l> - it will - u r e l ’,’ i i il ici which keep the tow,, clean|
' a - i.iliaiti’eil f r o m th. Imw t h " i p a t i e n t l y ri.pi-u tl i ei r ef
cl U’ iImi,i_ Vllqiitj.;
T.
It* dim dreaming life wax an im m e n s e a m o u n t „ f m o n e y its n c iglil.or, C e o r g i a
fait d o w n - l a i r and
break
its I•11•F***•*r•«4 ' o ’uided, in c o n n e c t i -a f o r t - . • i e h t u i " a g a i n the p on to m i - ' |>any paid the hill.
the -tandpoint of mhbish,,
ttluiil: . •I. \ H'ijson, At
r o m p l e t m g a fe n c e t u n h u n d re d and I'ort.v m ile s long In |tteek.”
<\i Won^ •" dwell.
If t h e in i . r a i u’e
I m- m,
" f f ai t h an d hope t h n t . filled w i t h
Wll.lt till I.ithei e x p e n s i v e unite'
•ss had tms Imilding const ne t,,!n
K. I.
t ' l l e ; II. E.
,th» fntil tenant shaped his keep F l o r i d a ’s t ic k - in fe s t e d c a t t le fr o m
• H "f wtiieih g o e s p . silou Hie .level f a i l i ng suppl y ,,f grin <• w i sh ed to f ollow th. easiest road, ^sorts o f fjre hazardm i n i n g a cross th e
,luv,!'« eel. h a h — lie)u r e y ou | taking
(ai„l>a: t I n I " - M. Y o un g ,
a j . growing shell.
know l lies must learn to w a l k fur ■Ilia* Hi.. p a t r m t i - i n of t i p 1 iiverim. f r n m aliove. m: v huov u p lip sc
and
s t a t e line.
•ill,-: U L l i i ns er , JjU’kit c oul d h a v e a c c e p te d t h e view |must have, in addm
^Before thee lies revealed.—
r ai s e
t h e m- e l v e - .
Old l ime. (I. hL hit- I A Pier i.1a t- not eon l i n ed t o f la g •l ow "- t r o d, l eu -.mils a nd
«n, „ .«
a
n
d
I1. A. I.iiiliind, J a c k s o n irterd ccting rent, its sunless
G e o r g i a has Hjicnt m illio n s o f d o llars and ha
h
a
v
e
c
h
a
r
g
e
d
rat e- sufficient i water
11„. |,le.--ed cn
wall lied the r i - i n g a n d f a l l i n g o f i w a\ ii ■■ and pnd< s t a ti u . e t n f Id-. t h e m out e m o t e
apply and fire fij|
; fo u g h t and
p crypt unsealed!
to
c
o
v
e
r
tin*
ri
k
loo
p.
<
plaliel
I
hl
uogl
i
e
n
d
l
e
.
elAriillv,
I
'
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r
•
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"dl
v
III.-!
T
h
e
y
too
involved.
I,
m any
hacd f i g h t a ga in s t ig n o r a n c e
e«|t.ipinent.
I’ nldi,
hm,U|
get
ritl
o f 1ki mw- I hill people ihii .-I l ear n to | '«■ u 1' " t a i ’e, tin- r a v i n g s nf eynh<*i'iies, and hall I..- a . . i a i n i e i l - a w , h o w e i . ' r , that tl hail a piil-lir
liwith l a nd i ng .
■I--.I. le, ; ml mi,
Y « » r after year Iteheld the sile.it ^ t n s t o f its ow n cat Hit ticks, and cpiite l i g h l l v ha- no idea 1w«dh and t ha t t h ey call le ar n.
lem
timg
i
hildren
the
<fji„grrft
sin h III II," Iumvc ' i ’ i |,o-t.
N ow tin. S . I l - a g a i n hac k r
d u t y to p e r f o i m f, on, t ti,.
toil.•
vtd ’l ti
(d a l l o w i n g H o n d a ’s s c r a w n y , flea biirdeip.,1
Sat ,,,d;i\
I'dvt
il
,,,
ti,,,
t
jn'
I.
.
Im
idliJ
Io n ic s
|o
-;o ii,, i ia i, t hi s g r a n d les-on <.r
lull ho,
lid ,ii,
Thut spread iK I n - t , , ||;
m
*"• will In- i n
point ,,f eifiit.itlog t h e |>uh|„ a - to
Ill-re
thci
Ml i ll m o >. i m Hu -1vii ri I K i p ned a ilinli i tl
» t e m to the t e r r i lo i v d ill p, I,,* cleaned.
i
•
*
,
r
y.
-i
a
m
e
m
hi
gh
ideal
\
n
I
•’
t1
''
Ite
general
f-n
M
i,
h
as
|
'S t i l l , ns the spun! t'lcw,
h e r desil in a •
hug
i .i; i ■i ut -■' ’ !■n l i-. ii i . l rid IF . he lii'Migid t ui
the n e t easily
f l n . , „ e v e n | i , , n II
■
i•
tin
r.
h
a
i
i
u
g
i
a
i
e
-1
,,m
'
I', *‘t 11 I lo-rouglil v awAk- iwil '
j ®. left the past tear’- dwellii-g .
H n a u . - e l h e , c h a v e a l w a y s b e e n e n o u g h h i r e l i n g s ,,! | »„ . . " ' i n g i
'••t bin led wit
i-i.-i
Mon Engli- li t i t t i n e e e i • un.i \
’*1‘ ‘ 11 "in t he d- n t h - of -ill lid i
■ ’l" " I ’bill - t n i g g l e I" nl.tai,, tael tl, ,t our average a,mu
■i;
tor the new.
"d in tlie Imp
•lae
liwctt
, pea ki ng people know o f I,ouis XI, fluit ai’e n l e id '•'lii ii
tia- piling,-d. h ' l i i ' i " hel'
Stolo with sof| sie|* Itlulling n d l V ' T i c l !
t.
t'uldn
ration.
Iln,
t o d a y , loss o f .C» j»er capita ,- II,"
Mm" ‘ 'i1 1 " V S , a , ‘ ‘ lrK is!a , , " v
I " ' " ' " ' 1 F l o i i d a ’s ; 1tilo igli \\ a I t . | Vent I ’
sent Ip i i
"■I" I l e n d e r
’ Hu. Id III I he hot t oi n o f |h,
,
|
,s
''L
i
t
e
has
lo
sit
bark
and
see
that
-driing
ami
........
1
''
f
Mni
r
n
a
t
t
h
e
tr
ea
i
h>*ion
archway through
i hey s p e n t *a
' 1 year.-, Ol L i e p r e v e n t i o n in tin- world and a iicaiydn
i t birwni d,” I tun, f r om i i m I n - l o r y tile f u t u n In- | . I , \..... tin min ii .
I' ~
' ' • m u t a t i o n s a n d di 11
b*,,l» L v a n e i g h b o r i n g s ta te . It has ( „ s,‘ Built up its idle door.
■vented.
Ti ns
I nn.
gHMIl '■I k r.’t*’r e a nd > i "U ’- " I v a n l i o e " w I esf ing ..I ( [j,.
.M
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i
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t
y
.
t
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i
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,
n
a
n
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a
r
c
11
a g e m e n t s, lliloiigli d i e - t o r n ,
•In* resoui’ct s ,,| Hie nation.|
Stretched in his Iasi round h»me. n e ig liL o r s in l . m r g i a ta x e d f o r t h e co n stru c tio n
"
"
.Ill'
f
r
o
m
!
he
" I il liju i ie r lot t a u g h t niitlion- all tliey know di-ell-, in iln- l a , , ,
i. -• , .
fill, |L
ami knew (he old pi, more,
"'
most di | w l , „ h ui' ai lahlv b r e a k upon l i f e ’
a l e. r er ■nt I v
, a ga in st M o r id a 's d is e a s e d cal lb
about a m lent E n g Lind, t he I n u l a l e i i u r a g i n g
itic w o r k , isn'i jt ;•
to tin- tor ni o f viei-v^itude
mills. , " i - t i t u t e s
,
i” , al t h e F e r
Thanks fop the hi-avei.lv mes-age
per-i-i
id
ioii
of
,l,
w
a
n
d
the
e
r
a
I banks io l he enact men i nl a local o p tio n la w mim ic u m i -s
II 1 1
I’l.t Ini’
s l i pno- t ’ I h; I
br il l i ant , h a p l e i
i
tiie a nn a!
" ’ " l e l ’.’.l s u f
nl h nigtil tiood
i
brought liv thee,
-oiil (Ioi-- Iml'/e upon an uu
IP, l„
" f o u r iiai i ,
u . IM i- a n evi'tii
j a go. a n u m b e r o f F lo r id a cou u li.'s are tick fr e e . T h e t i . k '1 h h e r h om e
iil4
f' .* Child o f the wandering -ea.
' •' f o i k a n d t h r e a t e n to nu ll i fy I
fr,
whi ch c a nn ot hut i• ' " i t a sj In
tree area is c o n s t a n tly
C * »t from h''f lap. forl.nn!
H
H
T
1
1
-'
tu
t
ion
is
truth'.m
a
n
g
g f o w i n g tine
t ....... Incut tonal w ork
'he good results ,,f ............ 1
t a r i e f fe c t upon ..m
l p,i
m they dead lips a clearer note o f intelligent, c a t t l e men.
Hut in th ose c o u n t ie s w h e r e t h e r e er l i s t e r , till’ ni-ivitig |U<lll|e 1- I lie t r i n t i s m a n d s n l i d a i i n" a t inuf n asent)
i i m e s t e r ' s Iiatie.it a n d m r , rvand .Airs. John
ijt Is born
**f fm-tM ? S h o u ld
t he
good'
ia m uch ig n o r a n c e and unscrupulous o w n e r s o f b ig h e rd s teal l e ac t i e r l or t r u t h a n d h i s t o r y m e a t
AH h on o r tl„
i „ t h,'. „ „ ,
Kissimmee
not
me
re
l
y
i
Ist
er
.
|
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"
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k
c
e
a
s
e
t
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n
a
n
d
t
|
„,
,
,
.
;
.
«v e r
Triton
blew from " f ca ttle , liv in g on
who diet I a t e n Il.le d . a t h Tor he
the ’ Tret
t ,i i
"ere
the
......
, , ,
tiitig t1,
Die
tick
r e ig n s
I lie troll Ho i - e . Ttie Hil’th III il , hiw t h e w a t e r ' s n if a
I | M..ij M t h e
lahoier
wax
fjiinf
y V ;'
wreathed horn!
in thus,’
' D s . Mi nn i e
I
M
ip
te
m
e.
A
n
il
because
(h
e
s
t
a
te
o
f
F
lo
r
id
a
'
N
a
t
i
o
n
,
Hu|tig
I’j.raile
a
n
a
ar
■
i
t
c
d
a
nd
t
h
r
o
w
u
p
Inh
a
n
d
s
as
a
w
h
o
le
has
.While on mine ear it rings,
- s l i m y , ti ' eavI mi oi i , a 1‘ths iv lien
" , . e o f t h e best f a r m v a l u e s in Semi, ml, - i -a,lily I
not
In..cu re its lM’sl s P ° l s , it is g i v e n the h u m il l a l m i e t h e ,’i i e i a g e w r i t t e n lii-I o r V ( ba t ' s good
,
despair?
N e v e r , while
the
>ugh tho deep eaves nf tlioiignt i- .. le"u r iifd
c o n t a i n i n g h;, a c r e s
....... hou*
............
.......................
M,,,l'ithi
l
e
v
e
r
pen,land I'-.. N o r t h Oi,e,|>. II
e ol ( i od w o r k s Wonders in
I hear a voice that stags,
Hates, all hoinu i,,
i ri.V(, f(.| iation nl s e e in g j, t w o h u m Ir e t l- a in l- fo r lv - m ile I once limit In i 1,1 their pnliri to teach hi-tori
*V " ■ o f t h i - l a nd is now bei ng c l e a r e d a n d in ntmut|
hn 15-, | | y left
,
P
a
g
a
n
i
n
i
'
i
n.lin
w
a
ji Ihh
'
t
.
h
e
a
r
t
s
o
f
men.
Lend
t
h
e
h
e
l
p
lows
who
ris’k,.,,
theo more stately imm-wnis, .a g o o d tieighl.oi a
t •>let’,, day , m i l lie i r m l y for the plow.
-'•nville, N.
it
p
r
o
te
c
tio
n
a
g
a
i
n
s
t
d
a
m
a
g
e
f
r
o
m
F
lo
rThe
leiiinm
j
S
o
u
t
h
Atr
ii
.
hi
t
o
m
loin
in
its
O my soul.
’
«*raii,: e a s e Hie h u m a n
or,lei to l,ri„g u„.
llf ! 1 ’
m g a n ea g e is p l a t t e d i,, t . In •ten* t I'jiels. Lon dull: .-Uu
P' i"l tin - i i m i n e r
itla citizens.
I < I 11) i t i h’i |u«'i inusic
nei it l v o f f the h ai i i i r; put i
■ the swift seasons roll!
it't"
- a t Hint c o m e t
I,.
tl„ i'
I., I,H " " ad
, ptoperly.
I*, •«•«•«] r o i i s i de r al i l y
helmi ll»|
Jave thy low vaulted past!
honor to t h>mill a n d g li de s a f e l y in
A liil id | l i s t l e e w >u111 In d o n e i f F l o r i d a "
niiii l«i t .
eon*
rn
nient
ra ttle
j
S
«
ME
NT
I
S
I’S
M
\
\
E
!mind
I
that iiisi-,",i ,
each new tenude, nobler than co u n tie s w e r e co m p el e d In
.a'lt'iirgluig jin,| \ ' y " " ' l e e o f Ctieigv m t o t h e
H 'h ihmn W it le and
|dty to D e o r g i a Die cost o f
| l r o / e i i In m11 of a maiiiin.il li, ,
• the g r e a t Pint o f Life the m o m!
the Inst,
bringing to
It'll Wit',
are s)i"m|i.ig
‘
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l
r
u
m
p
l
e
f
e
n
c
e
!
l.V to thirl \ I h n u - u m l
war
Shot thee from heaven with
tioil the op. | lull
•
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1“ f
•' liver* e
a' II, o.h’i ntivillc, N.
e n c a s e d in i , t mi i ,
h. o
" " es a n d luippv tn-aii-i ,,f | |, e
dome more vustAll llollol .,|
|
(lv " loo
311
N a t i o n a l Hank H M k .
T e l e p h o n e 73J|
• n e , server
e v e r y t h i n g prr.-crveil,
Till limit nt length art flee,
miit ts I m g iaiiorei
u„.
........' e s t s a l v a g , . of all ., h u m a n
i
aid
of
|
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,r
S
A
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K
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I
W
,
F
L
O
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I
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A
act
IJilll.l
l
a
s
t
e
d
t
h
e
meat
if
Lord, wi.,, •■•ii in
VLeaving thine oulgrown hIicII in
1 hen w ill a, . r u e the - a t i
1 II: Hi J r •. ha. r e t u r n e d
nd i ear oij i
R e al ICstale
000 - y e a r old
a i o n - t ei . t
' ' l"-n o f v life well
„{
bend t iiep ••nel’gle
l,r*reHting Hen.
Insurnr
|r> Ail.illll.i, <
•
"want
the
whert* lie
•Test.
Init
”
t
rong
in
fhn.
itisli s e r v i c e in
the
Ma - t e r N
saving <.f tpimaii
Oliver Wendell Unimex.
ml
■hurt 'in,, i-' d h his wifi-,
\ re lliey
'
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a
n
d
t
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e
i
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a
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rcEditnr s Note: Tim original
one
whit
le-d
e
e
n
i
n
g
f ’llln,’ !-• , -p a r e n t s ,
wtiite Hag, tittle "tvaviro-s" on it.
f univer- '' " d o f a h o m e ill the-, , h e a ve n
Mr.
It E, N<)l so ver y tol d, ha - pie^cv«n died from the heat in Ciii 1 l e c . n l o f tin, f u s t wlm, . x|i«-«liF II Hnlt.
Hi'ii j<11ru t nt mi si ons e l e r n a l .
••I I' ui i .Shuekleluril. Line iii - s. serverl that me at lilt.into \, .n <, [ sal t oiumeiidatn.ii f
o Friduy. Hid vm. ever hem
. til'll 1,1 cross III" El erglnde- ill -’12 E. to Indian lamlin:; oil edge f l u n k o f Hie w o n d e r f u l r e l i i g n a - I
anyone dying from heat
m
"UIm- s '
d r
Everglades.
IKP2 was S"I tired by The Herald
<jrjoridx T
linn plant t ha t we call the m,t- j
* Lii . U ,1 "I .laeksou9•P\ -•:' t .
''.Matched one and
une
half verse. A lew l u m d r e d mil es i l , , (I
..... . T. AVil
--— - ii
-•
- thnmgli the i nuf’lc- y of Frank P
A U 1
•N > \\ AnitK IIM ; AI.D -TR IB C N E
mile- mi eotit se S lii E. \\ ailing o u r pluilet, beyond ulll’ 111 mo-pile,
" »• A t l a n t a .
■C -p o r office hoi
tie’.! hat"
I
4
(
1
I'''or-ter and will hr pulil. died in all dm.
• -i mg
Camped mi n press i, you c o m e In I tie ah- oli ite /
' lie s t a t e
•,to be as pupnli'i wet, iln. mi|.
ui
J o s e p h t ai l l a u x i
■• rial form ilinli m I his p.iprt.
wh i ch ev er y' th in g could
!»•
land
- u n d a y f or a
M Florida Hecuritie- .ii with Hi.
'
'
"
la
i
is
have
never
ie
" " i n ica ll\ m i n di n g
■all/.id
,-uf
nding 11 le n til’ the dangerm i
; s e r v e d I r e - h loi e i e i
It i
I
■t»te of Indiana.
"M a iih 22.
French pnhiiciun..........
,,
Mom Ho . i in
t e s t i n g to It,ink We h a w
, “ March ’.10,
' Montgomery, r
G'li'li the co un try was pla, eil by
member
of
thy
l.fti
gri.up-,
p,’,
'
*'t
tcdO
m
W
a
t
e
r
ahoui
knee
t h r o u g h that
tenipeiatui,
indai to spend I
.George lllock and lu
Saint, | ’’ Me.curv to al '>..tli a. in. am!
1
he
V
e
rs
a
ille
s
T
re
a
ty
,
Itaineid "tn, has -how,, the g,, ,i
• olleetinit
"In 'am p No. *i.
Ilruke riunti d a y w h e n t he t u n e emm
V m i tire i n v i t e d (it c o m e l o ( h e N e w York!
■O hits.|.e
- -light t rust
Ye. i , nh| night, all
»n today
for
a th....
i re p a ra tio .is w as left by ric in e iiest
courage
and
blunluess
in
'Jeep;
mint
i
f
rum
six
inches
tn
a
the enrth.
\l| hands g,.|
•Valeti
thi' t ’elei v.neii suffered greatli
”H" Hl>«l T u rd ie u at the n e re v of
foot. Meirttiy 11? at li p. m. uu
mg the political ilef.-ali.-m " h u h
R a d io S h o p ;.ny e v e n i n g a n d lis t e n t o munic nnd]
;• H. E, Vilbei’la
lock them for a imi ,,f Mu),, ting rcmlv to begin real hard wnrk
'■riiiaii default and A llied
imn
21st.
till
at
ti
a.
in.
oil
22ml.
"Vf
squeezing
the
life
cks.
i'll survey tiinmiiuw. Alt seem in
ESKIMOS H U N K then I,, n ,,
'"t-im-ss visitors
up|Mirt.
T ile post w ar budgets
la lk s f r o m d i f f e r e n t p a r t s o f ( h e c o u n t r y .
"Waded
f>
miles.
1,71
a
feet
to
out
o
f
Hufinin’.
II,'
lost
tl,.'
I-I
good health and toughened hi the
freezing cold.
That i
l-e.im-,"eek end from
"
e
r
e
not
balanced
u
n
til
’tie
fran
c
an island. N'.». 2’2. At a mile from they live in 1Ik- An In
U , |„.. 111.lice Ministry tlimuch iii'ng,,,
Another thing we would like to march fmm Myers hi'ti'
lamp met Hilly Pieivall. Indian, liev*' that our Ik-11 will he o n uing m the Radnal Sneiah , rank- II, had sunk fa r into the depth- T h e I
•now In what the president of th,.
'* "•' I .mi if villi*,
"••land region this tui
gici.l
R a d io .sets in s ta lle d , a d j u s t e d , a n d repaired]
(••reign debt settlem en ts w .,, ,„ ,Mt ■
JlU-Hweiilmg League sai . M|p-o sl‘*i k Ini in. Wrote to Mr. Plant who helped me. Chase and Moses I hot, that is because tin- de , ripl mu , ' S ' ‘ ' ' " " ' " ' I that ou.ee apparent L nmied. Fre n ch ca p ita l fled abroad. '
' '• V Sunday f.ir
A e r ia ls erected.
Hire,- t h e . h.imh, ’i
I'jnosilU.toc.S lieglli In pe- 1"j ||j,„ Hum here, sending letters hack tn with his canoe until night. Ileiivi ot our hidl was written m a trap., ....................
in.si.tess and
the
politician.-,
continued
to
talk
!
id I tepid le-. to aei-ept | n - i i i . ih
tvadiug, bnggv bottom -tune It- I flstiing lri|i.
Anidi
Langford's team, which we . en* water about hip high. Very rich cal country.
i
' " in ly about co llecting G e ru a n resti'uctiie
financial
program
or
it
hark to M inis.
p
a
riilio
n
s
and
thus
restatin
g
the
soil under water.
Men all well
for liie
MORE RIO T IN G in India, more sunie full respmisihilit\
gyV T h * corn production for this
"March 21.
buhl lice,
Mosiiuilocs and red hugs are ter Mo hummet Iniix killing Hindus, and crnrdi which* will follow
flirt he. been n wideO n ly recently h is there
IK‘ low, according to a
"Itrtrke l a m p at hi.’ttt ... ni. and rible.*
.
realizatio n that fm „n
evasion iml delay.
Hindus trying to kill ................
!>l dispatch.
Waviic
||. ( started survey from
big pine.
H u ll san itatio n cun he e ffe c e .l only
N. Park A vc.
• ailluux's recomim-mhiti(Continued toiuorruw)
duns.
Jer's celehtiUed smile ought !
Phone
I by national e ffo rt and su trifirc '
b"dy plain com.no.i s,
good for another picture t
(
)
*
*
K
N
U
N
T
I
L
10
"'■v 1 F ra n c e can resto re her *rcdil a l
are such as any sound ci
I*. M.
MOHAMMEDANS HAI L
llllo I J-*” ” 1.*! u " (^ “ Hnmd and stulxiize the
ilus b e c au s e t h ey e a t
| u g - an d " 'm h l m ake lo hring iiniei"^’""'j',',
L E A N T C IT Y COURIER
fran c.
Rut she mu.-t pit asidiFre n ch finances,
Many elem ent,
Miinetimes piny musi c mit snlc of
‘ Texas exchange cirries ttgin the c a. rte l of the Left h a ii hi*1,1 polities to do it and recr-atc Hn*
Mohuiiiim' ilan nn c- i p n Moham
ring: “ Deputy Sheriff Keith
splendid u n ity of sp irit ami se lf,
Imkling a mobli-i.i which has |al’l ' l ' i | j | mhih- |i■))(•
j|fi(| n i e da n s s a y you niti-l not cut pigs | »trt iigam.-t them l.c.n u se they
Joy hu*
huM a
ii new River may In
I hmg tiei'ii with us. the stale mad
Insole the pet i-C.oi.iniie lelusmi.s dependence w ith w hich *h> fought
. they lutve alreailv been delivered, o r pl a y musi c
aifa'|.Fprd o f DeCtoit. Mich.’*
H
i
nd
u
h
a
t
e
Moand won the w ar.
..
.
. , .
denartmeut is planning to inuugu- |Hi’. Halhawai sank not ti.dv will
h a m m e d m i s l.e.-.uis,- t h e y ea t beef.
" '.fs''1! S<“ 1 1' " ‘^ " ' m l
h*re’B vnureUhi " f ,.un’
! ri,“ " **VHteniatie plan for high net ween the main points at the T h e Wise Itritlsh eat pigs ami ta ef j
1
•h« *’M M "ig .................
nere n your ihanru to find wuv marking in Floridu. Hr Eons
: null* posts, indicating the distance play ail kinds of m usic, and. w ith |.’ y
1p r Z ' l . ‘t
n ' ' 1'"'
)
A llathuway, chairmi n of. the i|e
from 1 p_
I ternun: (ion of Hu> highways ami a handful of men. rule .'liMl.iHtiMKlO
to
,
11
-o-------|1V r r . It
,M’
purtineiit, states thut the lo-_ nee
m.
.JUtion
,,f
real
It’s hardest to get out ->f lied in '
'
arc un» ntlll Home motoriNti (eaitary before the ..lurking can lie 'distance in Ha, nearest iutermud- in India heeui.se t.iev. know . iklll<i|ikr
ties nt Hie need nllstrici hudu.-t summer, fall, winter a,.| spring.
in making left-hand atarUsl, is now , iHiing complete tale points, In- . rcrted. he said, hut other things, Hint Hie ruler of the
I <ID AY
Itiilaniing, funding ,>r the foreign
|ra,,>D|JJ((
lluise
calling
attention
to
curves’
universe
iloei.n't
cure
wiu-ttier
rom Magnolia Avenue into under direction of L. K. Cannon asvm. debts, stabilizing the franc ihrmigh
preseiitH Rex
|crossing and other .lunger puinU, eut pigs or beef. ..r wlmt i urn- you
AVhen a poor man get. married
^ HtrocL which .huw- thut I sistanl st: le highway engineer.
''"Pi’enuliterary
foreign
support,
m.
further
he knows it's just his winning
p-.mthcr don't know' wlmt thut
This log carefully drawn up, , I I n.U’ipnl >*•reams ciuss.'il will he piny if you "love one another.
|mn ami the handling o f Hie il.mt- "ays.
tnceoa <ir they don’t give u a forerunner to the uetuul placing designated with tin name of the
“ ''Utl.tM ’K K i r
ing internal doi.i in a manner
GOOD-IIYE TO our last hope of
90 for m city traffic regulu- of markers, carrying accurate and ! Htream.
which
will
restore
general
c.m
fi-,
Mr. Ci’ iiimii Inc- alceiiil finished a merchant marine.
I Aludrid has a plague of lyhite
Hoot loggers
X>,
rer'aHJ
Louise
reliable information,
upon
t In- I itonii
('uilluux ii right in telling nntm, I li nk’s nrounti t tie <mLm if*tn
Road Numin
.’Numb, i, i. MIM| immediately can he seized twelve mile- front ilence.
■
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« ’ M r s highways, the chniiuum
lHur
S “*h
the
t'han.ber
that
tiu-s,things
1
o
f
the
citv
begun
the
work
of
logging
the
othshore or 12(1 miles from -hole, if
would rid of the pests.
J n e : “ Joyce
Iluw liv
lx HtMtcil. As soon as the markers nri
I Ur
• on.edy
I Up For Wild Auto Rid,-." (lent or visitors, will be in a posi -Number 1 logged, but all the inter- they are bootleggers m American must he done mid (hat many of '
Government’s spendfog
M«. now. wuMi'l
nil!* the eHtahllshed. an ui.tomohilisi, i , 14, er highways. Not «„|v w«> Rond boats. Our shipping geniii-c- .nn- tiiem con-best he ,lone by giving
Wt’4 elected mayor of lion to go from point to point in t MM-tinK1
„ ni^nwuvM.
.
» o t compete with England. , 'bum, In- I- nance Minister a fr.-e hand . 000,000 for highways. With good
K 1 N KN(»\VN .
He property iisks for roads, a emigre:, man gin find hln
Hr.| Hat linw,,v predicted Hint the Jupan nr the Argentine u, leguj. to do them.
“ i •bd ruxigned
bet JlliJU* Florida without (hi 1 i.eeussitv of
SOLDI
extruurdinary administrative p.nv way *hack
■ lo Washingkm.
Wouldn’t let Jim Recti stopping to ask as to his where ..-Uml Placing ,.f posts ,Unl sign:. mate commercial shipping
AVe eis and authority to conduct his o f
.— *
^ V •
"oT.ld begin by August I. Special might, by control
of the hiuite
* #4> invOMtlgatlon into whv atmuta.
fensive without constant
legisla
,
'ruck
and
other
intnipmeiit
will
trade,
huve
become
goml
I
Ii,
t'amden,
N.
J.(
an
actress
Gfindvft«rrtfi are permitted
oo|
leg
An order for the nereAM.irv di
tive interference.
'hu lie i.Uced upon the highways
wants $10,<lt)o hifvuase x man klsnHora.
This twelve-mil.- dec l
M rW M w p;
reitiomd, distance . and * caution Dor
S
The French financial muddle ,s ed lier.
that purpose, he a.uted
J
That's too hi|t). You can
jQ.ande that. the fruit o t politics.
French p«'^K’khnhn'
get them now It) for
lollypop.
~l "nirdy-Z.
*
j:b
•"itfSlA” '. •
urn
Miss Lucille Bpoctori
. _ wi
> .. a t
Becomes The Hrid^
(m)f- 1'
Leon Victor McLattlin
[tel Arrivals
NOW ()|‘Ml
Standard Bail
Shop
nN
•
TELEPHONE M 8
MooK'ep fox.
Voo - BUTA6
v
•
•
n V* U.r rrrt "|.h'1
a r c h it e c t
M ‘ " A ma t’ll, ru made t.y you
would In a l.h—-ilig • mi l li ons (,f
mother-.
It Mould interfere with
mor e e x p e ns i ve ire m a r h i n e s
no
m o r e Ilian y o u r . :»r i n t e r f e r e s wi t h
the m o r e exp e ns i ve e a r s .
On I hi’ c o n t r a r y . a s y o u r c h e a p
i a r developed the u-e o f m o r e e x
pensive -ears, mi v m c h e a p el ec tr i c
r e f r i g e r a t o r would dev e lo p t h e use
of i- <pens i ve felt g e r a l i o n .
I’lea-e hand tin s u g g e s t i o n to
y o u r “mi, Ed-el. m ho i- v o u u g o r
a n d p n Imp- In-l ing f r
. .ailile.
11i g e i , foogtit
T.r,vr--«
Elton .1. MiiuvU
K I N K F U R I d S' \ NO , of Hnniania,
a t e a r in i e h eye, . t.v- lie
m
a m ig c m
cnl
uTh
' ' w a rconiI>,'<?h,‘
,,sivt‘ G «n H p o r t a t i« m
nt.uiagt
nit.nl,
w itn e s" s " n
tin*
t in n
ra ilro a d fa r c e , a n d a.- n e e I r eveal **.e wild life of his
,n,,Lr
(lie S h i p p i n g I lo a n I had
a l i n g e r in th«* pic onl\ an sen, ( ' ari d, hr I a p p a r e n t .
lie
idealist could vis.on e l I icien cy ;,,lr| ,,r<lfj|
*
ma de Itn- pc.ru
re-igii the ltirom>
llul H e n r y
I ' e n l «.r a man w i t h a t. nth o f his e x e c u t i v e I.ei nii-e >>f io t I" aled "monil de
|»ow« i euilltl
|u><|UetM r
t o r m u la t e a -\ < t e m that w m iM m a k e t lie i,p,.|
a lie n <d th es e
In H
ii'in.u
<n o u r
da y ,
- l i t i n i i 'i s 111 nt ita M c, I hereby lining min i] in
redeem A m e n t a
I
lelll'V
Eighih,
n
|
England;
r v rc|)iitation m m a n l i n i e cir c le s
oiirMi and Loui- Four
I I lent v 11
I'he ten m illio n ilnllars
> l « ' n t b y t h e g i e . e i n i n c i . l | (. | r a i w .
i t r e a t h. >d I i .on i
niM gel a good
lo in i I lie L e v i a t h a n into
•’<n o il b u r n e r is e x p e c te d f „ cause
l a ugh onl of I tin I
i i " sm a ll a m o u n t o f d i f f i c u l t y
in p la c in g a pi ice on her, but
In old d a y s . , u t h a n oeciisiotud j
tlm o t h e r ships the
a s im ila r
.. ,
p r e v a i l i n g m a rk et price, f o r t o n n a g e j e xce| ilinn like Ma n us A u r e l i u s , it |
<t m i i i i m i i i lat-.-i is ex jicrteel |i,
••
p r e v a il, ami e x p e r t s h a v e w a s ” - he g r e a l e r ’he m o r a l del inva lu ed the c o m p le m e n t o f
the t w o lines r o u g h ly at, t w e n l v •luenev. t he g r e a t ’ t t h e k i n g . ”
sc v e n m illions ot douars.
has «a p
p e a r e dI on ti e h orizon,
bi.tV t b c ' ! , ,'.l
,,,,v,‘•r
r ,,f,s
l»l"•«»•'••
‘ Ht tht «• ai o p p o r t u n it y |,„ m o n e y m a k in g is c e r t a in to
| j W CHAM HER El) N A |rTIL I H" tract a
il l b , f i n a l p r i c e s e t t i n g i- nn.vl lung
■T h u la the ship of pearl, wlihh.
rea.sonnblt
v
poets feign
f... Bjlla the unsliudowed main •
T h e e f f i c ie n t o p e r a tio n o f (h e t w o lines
•»> p r i v n t e j$|.
venturous hark that flings
tc r e s t « w ill result in r ht
lo w e r i n g o f ticket pric.-s
MM
tyO the sweet slimmer wind its
i act o m p a n y in g e|t vat it n ol s e r v ic e amt schedule.
,
Durnled wings
T h e con
;JTn gulfs cnrhnntcil, where the su m m a tio n o f the sale w ill b e n e fit all t r a n s a t la n t ic t r a w l e r s
.’
Siren singjj.
a m i at th e sa m e tu n e r e l i e v e I tie g o v e r n m e n t o f a
And coral teefs'lie hare,
leak h a r d ly r n m p a d U e v. ill, U,,. ( o n la lg e e. o m m iy fin a n c ia l
.here the cold sea-maids ri-e in
program .
*Un ^ e' r "•’•’earning hmr.
it
“'fh o S.nrc
^
T h e c o n te m p la te d y « I e w ou ld
in v o lv i
the Leviathan.
J U S t . a s s o c . a t k it m icaa
9*. AMncInted Preaa la eirlua G e o r g e W a s h in g t o n . R epu blic, P r e s id e n t
**- n t i l M In the uae'
Bntloh of all. new*
,m ,i
" h , 7 m ! i A 1;?,:
tad to It or not
ta$l In.thla pnprr and
T ”
’ ™ ^ - . mnsl " [ th,,n>
i W H lm i li.K Ts o f f u
mgj a
e rr i n
i MWI pulillahrd bar
harcin. a i i I nmitrsorm* IlleoniC to a n y c o r p o r a t io n w ith th e a b i l i l v
to
ta of renulillrnllun of apeclal
H taM heroin are alao reaervnd e f f i c i e n t l y m a n a g e its a f f a i r s , w e e d in g out in c o m p e t e n c v
and r c le n. lle s s h. c h e c k in g the o v c r h e a t l
u su allv
n e g le c t e d
)s «
Cash Drug
f
®4H«r h 4 J l i u i e t p r i v a t e in te r e s ts .
--- A w w la lf ISdlfar
H E N R Y FORD, kindly rend:'
T a r d i l y r e c o g n iz in g th e ir total in n ld lity to o p e r a t e pus54.1* JONBa, H lU | la g Kdltar
fr ~
r
.
|
Millions
of little people need i
r a n - n iP T iiig n g m
s i n g e r s t e a m e r s successfnII. vM ii c o m p e t it io n
" •« n
fo re ig n
.
,
, , , •
, ,
HIx Mumlm - f ] so
w. i .m .,
.
.
.
.
.
i
w
i
,
.
.
.
,
he;t|>
Mini
good
e h- c l nc r e f r i g e r n
M In Oily by I'arrlvr, per co m p a n ies, th e ( ooliilg c men h a v e w is e v d e n i ed to w i t h - I , „
wi
, •,
. .
..
lor.
VVhv d o n » v m m a k e il — r enl*C. Weekly Kdlllon $1.00
d r a w fr o m the licJd, ami ( o m m is v io n c r P h illip S. T e l l e r ol ‘
d e r a public - rr v. e e, a n d m a k e a I
has I,ecu in s tr u c t e d to p r e p a r e re o .n i- few h u n d r e d ....II...... profit „ „ t .
I t WOTH-ICi A., obituary
t,
• M rd* of thHnkN. renditi
7 m en d a tio n s and a d v e r t is e m e n t s f o r the sale
‘
of
tile
g o v - I Dial a hu nd r ed million w o u ld in
on notices of rnti-rtii. nmente
e
r
n
m
e
n
t
s
t
w
o
prin
c
ip
a
l
lines
t
h
e
chargee are msdo will be
U n ite d S t a t e s L i n e a n d n-rr.- l von.
for at raan .tr adrartlaliig th e A m e r ic a n M e r c h a n t la n e.
tfc
,
OTHERWISE IT’S A PRETTY FAIR CATCH
As Brisbane' Sees h
M o a t A m e r ic a n s in te r e s te d p a t r i o t i c a l l y o r fin a n c ia lly
■'
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F IN K
1‘ A T T K R N S
AND
Q U A L IT Y
COtjOrrav oe
f a sh io n p a o h J
F A H R IC S
/ l l c r e nrt* e x t r a t r o u s e r s o f fln nuol. i n on, or (h e
reb u ilt:’
f a b r i c s — plain
pattern s
i.r
d e lic a te
s t r ip e s , 'r i i u y ’ r c s m a r t an<t l i c c o m i n d — cool and
d u r a b le — d r o p in a n d s e e (h e m . 'I '^ e y ’ re m o d
e r a te ly p iic ed .
A
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
$ 3 .5 0 , $ 7 ^ 5 0 j $ 10
E. C. MILLER, Pres,
'- A
First National IJank Bldg.
The Yowell Company
Use Herald Want Ads for Result
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Mur n r
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™ «W
WELCOMEi
en To Meet ISNOISY
GIVEN JONES
men
ON RETURN HOME
Owitwell' Slated
„
Pittfr For Locals
# $ lld HewittMayGet
VK
For the Saints
-Mi' l*Vw?hrr, *r»
'■TV V 'J
i^t
r
.-, t- • -- -L—* -...V ..
Why Little;Boys Leave Home
.....
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Returns To Fold
N U T -
■■
line
8c a line
7e a line
Joe^U kuoi,
(in lf Champion Acclaimed By
Huge Crowd O f His Fellow
Cilizens In Biggest Demon
stration In History of City
GENTLEMEN
prefer
blonds
who eat meabi at. home and are
willing to ride downliyvn
trolley.
s \<*>- ' ' *\
*'■ ' fw.!r4VV
m.
.League Lcado.s Ht
rates an request.
lured, rates are tOT
Tp nnir.rtiomh
knls df average length
icil a IDk*.
jjrr, charge of 30c for
Irtiiin.
IvertisiaK D, restricted
classification.
rrur is made The Sanakl will la- responsible
one Incorrect insertion,
Irtiser for subiwquent
Tnc
!>e office
, . should be
nmcdintdy m
Alt kinds of
, Fin ..... ( ^ A N
Metal
Work
W*«t,, ; "
’•"d Boot Tanks. At Oak'
71,-A— Gtu ra R es
W IL L O W F U R N I T U R E for living
‘"'I ' hinl street.
Telivi
»nd
dining
room,
low
priced.
111
Mrs. Wheeler Jones, Valdez Hotel. GARAGI. FOB R E N T (114 MagD O N • 'I
p O it c; K T
imlin.
h: i
I -1\ I tS |\( u; Genernl Con
d o d g e b r o t iik k s
K i l l S A L K —Tw o beds, mntreasen
j
* " '• d bo Id i'. I'lans :ui |
and spring.,.
Each complete, 77— ilouscH f o r R e m
M'"< lluaio,,,.
f 15.11(1. Roy E. Larson, 217 Onk St.
request.
All
Work
Dealers
Ktn-r; „f." .j , H l
‘ •den. e 217 High- 1luilynn- Essex.
i hit'll St .
Elm ami ()„k
' Rhone T.ii'.W
Oil, S 1 0 f \ K ami .tewing machine
S E L L GOOD USED CABS
atfor sale. Good condition ut a bar
. - 0 — H e a l i n g Jltl(' 1'btrn tvlnir
gain. Owner going north. Apply
nmnnger Welaka Apartment
N ew location July If,, Corner Elm :
Fu r R E N T
HO'JCIXS jft ( ( 7y
•N CO.. Av.
nnd 13th Street.
59—
Jewelry
and
Watches.
dndiatiir ami - hi
mctai work
Himguh ivs. Apartments
I lain and orname, • ut:«x« 1U^.,
^"fk.
Tel. 7)0 V
, i 1 D A V E n complete outfit of fancy
*V| . ...
Booimug Houses
Avenue.
All used cars better condition.
shaped watch crystals, ran fit
■>ne while you wait.
Peter E.
W K HLAKE.
B E T T E R FRICKS
Ahearn, 114 4 park Ave., Sanford
1— rninlincr— I peri?.
il l , i n a m t for O r a i i K v t ’ o i m i v .
1 ' l o i l i l a In t h e a liHrtico o f tln> J m l if**
!'[
S .'V .',i,|, l u i ll c l a l C i r c u i t fro m
' ■ " " ‘• • I 1 I r c u n . in t h « Holt of i ;
' ' " ' ' " W * ' 1t h . c o m p l a l i i i t i K . H K a l n s l
.M ills. (I* f c r i d a n I . |»«iii«|Kn^r h i
V'",,
"( tho S e v e n th
i 3 'lu h 'al
reiilt m n m l f o r S e m in o le
o U h t y , |. I o n , l a , I w HI *,-11
Hi; a m l i o n r.,«- c a s h t o t h e h t u h e a t
a m t t"*s , l , i . | , r r . . r > «
it.o.i
of l l i e i . .p i i H o u s e In S u n f o r i l . |.'|iirl i l a . ................... i n , . I , . g a l l o i u r s o f s u l u
o n .Moii'lnv,. A u g u s t Znil.
D o.
fo llo w In c
ilese rilie il
la rut s i t i u i l e i l
a m t h e t o g In S e m i n o l e ( ’i i i i n t v K l i j iila. t o w n
h a l f of D ie N W « j of Dm
\ W , of D i e S r 1,
co iiia ln lu K u
i"
..........
t. s s
The
Hast -
A T L A N T A . July
12.— (A’) — A
HH b And Blank*
tired man came home yesterday
• BarneH; Kvorclt
from one of the greatest golf
campaiivis in Ilia annals of the
pears In (Jincinr
y.l, of Do N\V>, „f ,he N W ti " f
Fir.it Inning
sinirt.
"'*' “ •'• ‘ ' "Ul aim n,; fi acres mote'
And
Atlanta
hoisted
Bobby
Hornick heat out a
or less
Hi uliinliuc at the SW
ii slow
alow hunt
corn.e of Die
Section a. 1
toward^ third. 'Biggs dntthlod
to Jones upon loyal shoulders and
iow
in-,up
jt South. Italive 2'i !
showed its pride in the golfer who
t'.ast.
run
Mast
c
I
i
.'
i
I
um
. No i Di s ,
center, scoring Hornick.
Crowe won the British nnd American
c ui us. W i s, r. ii elnil ns. Soul I, s
,
throw out Turner as Biggs went Open gol/ championships Imtb
■lialiis |.< li.'uia ii Iiik . coiitiiin,it. ,
ADVBKTISEBS
' lores mol, ..» lean.
All these '
Boston And SI. L,
to third. Higgs scored on Hogan's within a fortnight.
.
ira.'s h,",,,.
See,leu ;i, Town- 1
Irtild
representative
Thousands of Bobby's
fellowDouble Bill. Car
*’»"»’, . ^ " " t l i It,l i m e 2!, Cast..... . I
t.
single to center. Sevier hit into
familiar with rate*,
*t S » * r n Im .I f , S i .t i ,*
a double play, Crowe to M, •yorn townsmen were packed under u
classification will
First
And
lira
veil
•I.
» “ ii t il n i n e
sweltering sun on llio pla/u of
I'-’ l Magnolia.
i
n
.
to Hailey. Two runs, (hr,
[
complete
information,
li
' e s fiioT t* •I I*
bits the Terminal Station when tl,"
(i0—
M
a
c
h
in
e
r
y
and
T
o
o
ls
.
I A U T O M O B ILE I) 1: \I Ruqno errors.
1 " " ""
' 1 I' l ' t " ,' D i l i ►nu wish, they
will
r r i N F I N N A T I . July I
B E T T E R DODGE BROTHERS
train which brought the golf
• i' t iit v i. i ;.
want to sell vm i
*''
----|
|u in wording
your
Turner threw out Allen. 1. Mil champion and his nai;tv from t o
The N ew York Giant, J
..
.
:l... Ill \t :|hI <■r
verli.se d a ily on the
I '()B S A L K
1 C u lt C a rb id e >mlfit
"
X
I
*'
•'
iill
lassified
pngi
hi make it more efler threw out I risbie on tl„- Int bimbos null'd in t o ’ (be aiconi* iurinnal i Ked.. f. ,u
SERVIC E
fo
r
!*
lig
h
ts
.
A
ls
o
m
ule
amt
" ' ' ' " i n , >1a i mi i i ,
Barnes, pitebing fur
_ T h e Saints, George Block anil I'-rs slow rollei in front of t|„. painment of screeching
train
f irm to o ls. Pho ne 802.
25- —F lo r is t s .
fhimas ,dammed a single whistles, sireiis bells and the roar
held the Beds to fjy,|
•j. * T ln y M Hawitt. et III. arrive,I thin plate.
ft
IlKT.ANT NOTICE
P A L M BEACH C O U N T Y - - The I
through the Imx. Crowe
forced of thousands of voices.
i hits. Everett Sett,
■0
M I L L E R (>. 1*1111.1 FS, I,,,-.
t v t t n $ .n,r *or R thri,‘- ‘1»v visit with
Iscrs should give their
Hieiiti oi
stuptojoua develop'*1
—
M
is
c
e
lla
n
e
o
u
s
‘S
T
E
W
A
R
T
THI'
K|
DR
1ST"
Dumas,
Biggs
(
„
Turner.
No
{ chased from the
V;',*P*;.Celerymen. Three afternoon
Climbing down the steps. Bob
postoffice address as
Rend alinia it ,n the P hIiu
FOB R E N T
Flowers for all pensions.
dx room furni-lu'd men*.
Jtt are
,
Sox,
made
bis
dehut
planned
bv
their runs, one hit, no erroi .
by pushed through JJie throng ut
Elm Ave. and l.ttb Street.
their phone numher if
house.
Beueh P ost
Saiiinle copy oent
!
McL A N D K R A RC AD E
Second Inning
Ben Cantwoll will pour
nati uniform. Fiisch
l ot: S A LE Practically new, with F. Mi ( Located in Edge wood. J. rHquent.
friends to bis little vear-iuidnWlVj ‘ ‘
'
|rr results. About one
If.
loll,iml.
3l)y
French
Ave.
Flume
781.
Miller
lined
to
Meyers,
afternoon (providing the rain
; York attnvk with thrc,I
disc plow attaches, Fordaon Trncat of ,i thousand has
^
'
Dumas took a liner from Miuiu.ih. half-old daughter, whom !.. cspi< i|
|five times at bat.
Xt)> and the Celnrvmvn in
; tor must l ie sold. M . F. Smith En
in the arms of a nuisi at the edge
F
H
O
N
E
3
tm
e
and
the
others
DO YOU W A N T TO BUY
well
Ii. Miller walked. Bonner forced of the crowd.
to see that Ben does not of
27— F r .ifo s s i, ,„ n | S e r v i c e s
j New Y o r k 001 210
gineering Co.. Boom 18, Daytona 7N— O f f i c e s a n d D e s k R o o m
nmunimte with
you
snvthtng *
|( so stiver,•<*»
II
lo Miller Frisbie to Meyers. No
Hem h.
I Cincinnati
Otm uttfl(
Then the crowd elaimrd Bobby
1J aucJ! • u* ar in tho tea.
ty know vour nddress.
the Guineaville Sun
runs,
no
bits,• no „ errors.
AT 1RAC ITVE rooms to rent for
foi its
'
itt will probably work for
......... —
|••••
own. He wns borne aloft
: Batteries - Barm , aft
ontinuanre M U S T be
i p e r m a n e n t MARCEL W A V ING
stores or offices at Park Ave.
Meyers was safe when II. Mil-1 »n the
shoulders of friends and
U otln ti. He trimmed the local
[ Luqtic nnd Wingo.
Iprrson at The Sanford
; Madam Harriett's Beauty Parlor,
-S p ecia ls ai t h e S l o r e a
Dim .Moines
nml Commercial Street.
W. M M A I N E - 'Ymnrvllle.
on hi* Inst visit here Ini I irr i I
o Bigg., throw. Dunbar i• « fried mil of the station through
tcr.s can Charleston or wash dishc*
Morning
yfiev' nr l»y letter. TelePhone 2 If, for appointments.
'"
"
•
•
g
.
Owner.
208
Park
Ave.
that time ho has encounter'bnley Singled lo
l e f t .1two lanes of iiifantivme,, ,,f the
Sentinel
.
and they'
I bin,sands of Maim
larontimianceH are not
Grimes Heats Itlake|
ng on these two accomplishments to pujf ..
thenwent t.»' D'n.rgia
National Guard am) lo
difficulties not
only ■i oring Meyers and
peofile are Niii ie.sti',1 in Floti'ii,
CH IC A G O , July 12..
while t!»
Inl.e from lies ,M<dries to Uriinge, Tex., t w l i j p
K ' 'GENE Oil. Permanent Wnve
OFFICE V’t)R R E N T In Meiseh property
Reacb them througi
^ '3 * ? . .
,fo rd ' bl,t wi,h other clubs second on the throw to the plate, 'be tune of “ Hail, the Compieriiii'
leigh Grimes had the
liei
tnule
Pr.ce, v, bit's 18, is at the left; Mayme, at the right
Efficient
1
for
?ltl
per
I
I’rompt
. “ Mg
Apply A. P Connelly * the Sentinel
circuit. Ho has also sail , Dunbar'stopped at third. Dunbar: B iro Comes." played bv the At
"
ml
Graduate
op
It
a
is
*
H
rrt
mi
a,.
pitching duel with SH
Sen it i
;'i-'H"rs at Mai i'u llo Tienuty Shop,
Sons, .Magnolia and 2nd.
through to some very sweet | '"Hon'd and Hailey went to t lurd i I**'"' niunicurn I hand.
olicfttiun
ir lu gg a g e will consist of a ukulele,
camera and n but char'
S H A K E S P E A R E Fishing
I^IUIp
Sunday and !tru»lc|j|J
torics.
I he Haski't. I 1hone |<i;t.
I on Kawsou s base hit (o left. Hail-I
l' r,,m ,f"' t' lminnl talmn pbr/a
Chicago, 2 to l. t;riR
FOR
RE
N
T
T
H
R
E
E
U
P
S
T
A
IR
S
Vl
i* expected that Beasley will e.V was out at the plate oil
[| I 1*"- l’;i‘ i'de moved tlirmigli streets
D A IL Y N E W S it covet*
iin<»
AND F O U N D
four scattered hits. ont|
OFFICES, D E S IR A B L E LOCA lird t 'unity tburoughlv which i*
Myers tap («> second base, Turner
" 1’ 11 "'h er Ibmisnnd; of his
h i t o
the line-up this after
N'ent,
Rods,
Reels,
Lines,
Etc.
at
i was a triple by (;rimm,|
Di i 1 III
s| 1. 1. 1. |; from headd I
HON. A P P L Y S E M I N O L E S E
Won. Ho has been out of the last
I.. Miller.
Allen
foub-d
to f," ,ml< t>. the new I..... o f He
Kin met t Stout, who hurled for j veloped into the lone
one of the most rapidly growing
HUE l(E W A B I) - I,ost
ur.i'uic i' •!»• T i m < i i M i m o M n r
i " 1"'-'
C IIIK tiP R A l TIC w ill,
CURITIES.
.;^*,*am ea duo to a badly sprain- If'ggn
Hornick went buck
to
Athletic
Club.
R,,|,|,\\
i lie t 'clery men during t he early Cubs wlii'ii he scored «|
I "vetin,,* (,n the
Florida
Coaat.
■am colored mare mule.'*, 15— S e r v i c e S t a t io n s — R e p a i r
T i l l ! S \ M ' , | „ , | HAMt » m > T i n ht r m t i ’ i w
i,
umw
Hu*
cause
of
same.
In
5® ankio. f{)s absence was severe, Mgbt. for Frisbie's short fly. T w o >borne club, win re, in lead of (he
, Sanqde copj and rate card uv-on .
e " i of the first half, will return nut.
llmut I'Mill lbs each. No't. ill I h " S t a l e of I ’ l o i Ilia a t D i e c l o s i o r I t i i s i i i e s s June
Blake was tmich
vest,gale
Pln.ne IH2-.I for
I
f/.felt In several of the affairs runs, (wo hit.i, one error,
in g
|key. to I lie city, be was officially
NOA— Real E s t a t e D ir e c t o r y I reijiios,
For Sale By
IIA E A
' “ day I " again don a Sanford uni. hits.
Itoffman. SKI Atlanta
point
meat
|ir.
W
K.
MacGougall
•d last week.
Third Inning
assured o f Hu- h>ve o f \il inta ami
tins t i it* i;*
N’t >T many people seem to teal
loan alter spending some time in ' Brooklyn
Inil"
d o m .a m
0 |u mm
l>l \a!joTial Hank MM/.
^
I
Its Mil I : ' l l K m! Ill**
»*tt Stout, who has been
Hornick Died to Dunbar. Higgs
Atlanta's admiral ion of hi<
MODEL T R IM CO.
thrasher & g arn er
i/.e Dial Steve "l\ ill" Sullivan once | IVnnessee.
M ill.
Chicago
hitm
m
u
i.M.tn**
.in
. Hh* f
ii
dd
B
A
L
L
H
A
R
D
W
A
R
E
••W
<
■Honing In Kentucky, is also smash was too hot for Frisbie
boy
living
in
l&M.SH,
Held,
Mo.,
a
d
m
ire
d
a t bieve»nent.s.
''•'I Estate and Fire Insurance
■ trim the car, not the owner '
held lb, .iunnn liglil weight i bam j
I LOR I D A - 0 It I,A N DO-— Orlando: \ l l 4Mlt*i I.**. iii*4 ]? nr1 I Mrir«*iifii m
nmnhilcs F o r S a le .
Batteries
G,jmH
■ to he in uniform today. «nd the former got « hit. Turner
bad
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
'Mav" r Waller A. Sims spoke,
Phone 817 for estimates
ieen him. So In
tiiousliif of I lie world. . . 11
Mornmc Sentinel; lurgust clnssi- 1• w ' ' h l i i l l ft*
way ft om hom e ami
-K— Rt'puirint;
graves; Blake ami liar
I I Mill . I S i rtf 4-ri I I I . m i s
IrWirod Manager f r o wo that he popped to Halley. Biggs went, to M 'o "r John C du n. publi her of the
P. W. R A D F O R D
'
fied business. rHtr 1c a word, min- 1
«.C®0.
I/oili.:,
where
|
l
thing
when
you
are
able
•'■•1111 f \ nml ,\| 11 1 1 1«*11 »;iI MmimN
loj
'i
orl.
N
ankers
were
KNIGHT
and
Overland.
------------------. Met
T t f return In form mid that bo seeoml when Bailey dropped a
Junriial,lauded his achieve
3».0*0.
■■'EL A FOX, Real cutnte in itnum 24c cash with order.
I
H i n K I IIW IldllH*'
I* ll I’ll 11 II t o a m t
Pi \ t h i en
“••I
your
shame
like
that.
|M
.
Motor
Co.,
lifi— V V i m t e d — y , ,
n Uy
led
him
as
a
ru
Park
and
Huston
Ami
(
aril
tiO.aoo
bul
too).
I
i
i
i
i
i
to
the
1JWIJJng to work. Stout was a throw from Myers. Biggs scored
; vestments. Rest buys are among
» t-.''"Vr. lull praised him
i m Ih t
fti*;tl I N f . i t i * ( )w ti••(1
K K l( Auto Electrir ( oinpany.
J.4S1.
al.
ST. LOUIS, July 12
' 'liilm s m ill m i i « r
lti* *Murc*H
•mlogiaplieil
I*?*, Pftd »er whilo with (he **]' *'i,g,in's
------ our listings. Phone 745
single
(o
center ,,'iI,,'c,all v for I lie manner in winch
I’*.i l oo and jle
Electric Specialists on au'toioo- IA PK W K IT E R S All Makes, sold
Hi. It09,
bit
I
H
K
bank
a
lwav
.
Hu*
f
r
■•in 1nt*i*i ixiMif Mil H m i k r i
knew
Hie!
ton registered i(s firrtt
rented,
repaired.
Orlando
T
y
p
e
•aunng the enrly part of tho Myers (brew out Sevier. One run' ,l.<’ .''iir" " l bis laurels, and other o f
H
I
[*.««<:
IJie.lv w;
•nobiles.
S'parton Service.
820
back llollle.
‘ \trih I I p i i i n
d,
ea: bier ft.is a ..by v. mig ft I low i
POHCF
»,»
Hie season qver the SU
and his roturn « t this time ' w,f bits, one error.
’ j Dfitils of tin- Atlanta Athletic Club
S!-.E R. ( ’. TISD A LE for good buys OHIO— Xenln.
Make vour
•uic* >t 'it a)i nn I lain !
West First Street. Sanford
I writer A- Supply Co. 42-44 W a t
hill they didn’t lealize how much
.
ti.R
0.
Phillips
Co.,
Inc.
D* a welcome one.
kins
Block.
Phono
338,
Orlando
ilinals
in
taking
the
*p
j
I '» |t»*j»|f t.rx i \isai iin iro ......... I
through
tho
Xenln
Gskette;
Zon
I
'
»
heal
Estate,
230
Meiseh
Build
Dumas poked a hit between I 1''***
»•'»• *bo crowd wlial they
until lie had skipped.
M i l 1 ti.il p i i v
l n * i i i a i M V I ’n n d
^nrs and Graham Trucks.:
ing
l a y s gaino proved whnl a Hbnrt and iceond.
a ' double header from
in, Ohio.
Rich ngrtcultural dm
’ fi
Dumas went !
" r ,’il" l-'fsm„illv and of
18— liuMinetts S e r v i c e O f f e r e d
team can not do. It can'1
2nd
St.
Phono
3.
here
Sunday,
1!)
to
5
.
trlcL Wnnt oil and dinidnv rntei* I
I
the way to third when Higgs |
a
« golfer.
E
X
P
E
R
T
R
E
P
A
I
R
I
N
G
%
♦
|
A N O T IIC H g o "I way to
H»3.1T
St. Louis Imd deflated 1
n \iiai.a rir:s
; Ty pew, Iters and Adding Machines
'• all ll .t.l.v b.uHied
J h r L ,Cf lne'‘ with f ' c regular IH I rowe's drive go through him I .
W A N T E D TO B U Y
SI— Wan led— T o Renl
1.01,1,A
rtll! I ft*.I b||. neigldioi t
E X P E R T -P IA N O T U N IN G and
♦ D fiif.il SaiM'l; I'ltld (ll
ten
straight
t
anti,
'
L" ^ccc^Nfirv to cop the I limns scored <>„ Meyers fly to' ,1".'wn
URBANIZING
W
ORKS.
I
C
OLUM
BU
S
(Gil.,)
LEDGER
P
A
U
L
H.
NIX.
,,IS ,l,i,lr •'o.| blushed
r.o.oo
M n rr is m tq i
(o||i*c(
R in g k .s
CFEAN COTTON RAGS
S im |»l«i‘4 I ’ u m|
Phonograph Repairing by men
..half bunting,
"la fty
r>.
kept the Boston liiL* »'flD
Mv- Manusli. Dunbar flied to Hogan. I , !l' ,.'*v
( lassified ads have the largest I ini iv id h i I f
Hi GlMiDYEAR T IR E S .
With llaym s ti Ratliff. Phone 340
*• and evidently
s s m j. Cl
A T H E R A L D O F F IC E
M W IE D
I'u lease for one year
i 'I
(rained at factory. Let us i.builil
In S ietv l ive hi
Fnurlh in t lie first game, uhidi i
w a« the victim of ( hi- Gulls’
4,i;.oJ9.n
S. J. fl Uc*ric*ri.
I h li'i-M •»
'Irciilftiim
in
Southwestern
Geor
row-e stole second. Biggs
1' * 'a ul byi.m eilj.i.ying .1
ige (brew'
i"'
e
huge
house
close
i„,
XH,393,1
K. L
ami refinisli ym,r oid
piano u,W l nttnek and aft, ■r he lef; |''Id Bailey. Om.
'•'i "ti w h y I •Ve at f i l l
I
1III* ti?
And
.'{ I,,
Kit* hi It;
N e w 11 a i d : : , 7 t o 2.
^rifors ( \ r\ t I;11&
<I Six
‘I r* i v\illi Ins will
gin
It#..' Hr 10.word line) line
X , i ate Herald
MHl, |\VO
ful.M • v*<11
71.0
rim. i I Hf"' ties *.|
7
'ipbt i-r "fit " f the qUl'KII'Ui I'
,
BUI Alien was sent in. Till* no errors.
phonograph.
KII.GINGSW i iR TH IP)— T a i l o r i n g a ml D r e s s in g
b.'tbv. he -voiihj have .iviiidcj
i
i
FIRST
(HUE
^ (irk 13tst*s To Cleveland
* • P i l l I.
« 'll.', ks
l r mowed down two batteries
' bat the lu o ile rn g ir l sh o w s
R
E
P
A
I
R
SHOP,
Temporary
ad
HR
Mil
•IO
N
July
l:
«
iin
I
i
I.1
I
A
M
too
Boston
ono imp
(/Ft
[
'il
l
swing
Ins
ft
How
clubs,lie,I
* lit’i'li •• i 'HI l i d ml I
ADVKR'I
ISE
in
the
Jour,ml
11,*,Court
h
1
1
v
12
f/p.
\l
.
i:
Inning
BI.F
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D
T
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5
room
ESSEX
Niueli fu,- .Voi, (o see
dtvss I <51 .Mellonville A m *, phone IIA Dl •(" K S‘f F \ M I’ KKSSERY
..
».■trikes to
— end the inning ami
l In v w nub! not I.a Vo it
I'" "lent ■n (■ ; Do fun,I
St. I amis
.'It,I Dill U'ZxJ
alil, South (ieorgui's greatest III.......
M. Miller era
' bat quo k.
hiMise furnished. ™,th all r » *
t li'tiigli
:\c.
W.\. IIIN'G'I'( i\ , j ,1v 12. ,/p,.
m iii J n
' • Id. Hie lie.
applied for.
- Cleaning , pressing, tailoring.
tho noxt came back and rHiriMl bit lo left. On bed a two ba.:i
newspaper.
Morning,
afternoon
I
I','itbiil.lv
the
liapjin
I
per.-aui
ul
Batteries—
Hearn
a
n
d
|
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hc
i
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■in
lil
Manusli';, t „ (, (,,
leniences, by (lie Ulotltl,. Ri •11‘Mlll
art Dak U i
liotu Furl M>
105 S P.11met I o *'* inn*.
^kinder
U a bmeioi, I'lmelied bits in two
•i ies wit h Tam
first two men to face him, 0»c‘ I'Tishii
Phone G7— Kunms W i t h H oa rd.
| I he en I ti»• i iow,| w.i . lit |lo cl,,,-., S.it ii , day
weekly and Sunday.
Classified
Alexander
and
Vick.
aide
rent
and
good
loeatiou.
ApPhone
41
,
l- .
I
1
;
Miller
wan
caught
at
nlti i noon, .'! to
34(5-J.
i pa he,e
by Hie strike out route
inning behind Waller Johnson to
rates I (Jr per line, Waycross J „ Ur
'•y tilkitu; (lo
'bird, | rising to (r o w ,
SECOND (iAMlI
ld.v I'l. II. Fey, Phoenix Utility
I.. Miller Malone June., year and a half old aid-., ron to out tleldor, tut
R O O M S r< , l e a l , |»ll v ;i 11*
Sanford Stove X Furniture Co.
.
t
i
1
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1
1
.
Hal lie,‘aid, Waycross, Georgia.
I
I
daughter
of
Bobby
KH.io.vuig
bis
popped
to
Hailey.
Mv
Boston
402
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run
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tossed
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on
m
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MARMONS
L
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$
7
).
vi
i
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321 E. First Street
i "liable,
Uld pgt an end to the scoring out Bonner. No
iglith t• L E A N IN G
F LO RID \ S T \TE I E \ G U K
dill duo u*
I'a iii pa
rims. one bit, no i way through the crowd that I It,'ting win for the 11"W i - rs .
I""! Aul "iniibde ( «.
s.l— harms and Land for Sale
I ’d \ iI 'ms wotkedd a triple Sit. Louis
Dry ( itMiiim* . Re pai ii i i g Mm! i::u5 w ',d st.
We car, y a full line
l ' d about, him as he stt |.p,.,|
id
nml. “ ""Wed a few emus.
Won
,
Ilenicke.
Batteries
Goldsmith
bo
t
P
I"ha
Aie.
Photic
Port
Myers
1.37
A
H
It
II
Plmne
Our
prices
me
right.
Cash
oi
1
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5
for
pr.
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1
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lliml
inning,
.Manager
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rs
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hits and the Gulls added
Hi .o le ,,I oil
M O R G A N T O W N . W. \ A „ people
Haw-on
singled
Tanner.
lor; Ithejm, Hell, Ucinh
lo
center 1I hf I rain, Jones c pi. d ln> . htld O'Reilly, 1 li ii
•*((5 U ii <1 Strteet.
terms. We want your business
v i - lee g ill iug liomc mi the play far Fnrrill.
nt n t h T d^ M,,fDcienl margin, Myers tossed out
ill lilt* arms of the niu-t- on , |,' (irarulio, i f
I-skein nd
are interested in Florida. Each
nil,.
Staiit'
ii ,
:|"tl
oi M
SIX
ACRES
partly
eleured.
It.
Turner.
N
„
:
CHRYSLER
I li I
ninth Inning railv l.v «i. f UfiHv hfi IijI h, no rrror t.
I HI li
.al
. I Huge ot I lit' crowd.
1 lnl\ I
" f them through a <lii'.stfied add in
\
N'
KORD
'
dtU
.",,’
;
pitch.
1
I
Lope/.,
i
I<irreen fell , * „ H
Wi-klia
f
PURLER MOTOR CO. i M. L.
t n I
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11
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P
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oil—
l
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u
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f
J
IF
YOI
want
to
sell
your
farm,
the Morgantown POST. Six cents
Foil Mye, .
A fter a,.......
the ilnltl did Doran, .'!b
1Lev, r!
St. Lot,i ; 003 OOO ooo ;; || o
Dumas drew a free' ride
to
.|
Dl. St.
PI,tine ti‘*2
Nut at .
(I I
We can be o f good service to you
, headquarters
Cor
(adlcgiute!
a work for six eofiseciitive issues.
a ra s o ta
.
Sa(vat
/,
Dumn-i wns shfe at second I a miniiituie < barleston for be, ibul Hotizu, Hi
;t
1
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s
bingloi,
Olid
500
03v
K
I
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Clothes,
lit)
First
Street.
las
we
have
inquirers
for
both
small
i
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A
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F
X
P
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R
1
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D
I'<>R
S
A
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Will
sacrifice
unim
|while locomotive whistles shrilled Casares. If
' I. lb ten.burg
Surface.
|
r FI T m ND PAIGE
,
arrived too
( S T EN O G RA PH E R. A P P L Y 515 atul large farm property. Dean
proved five acre celery farm, al
Batteries Girard, Wingard and
• 'rlaiido
on ( row,' s ground ball, Crowe |a welcome for him ami old f, lends I ( ’liaiicey, 2b
Smifurd Dealer.
' L A N E Y ’S DRUG ST O R E ~ P r e - i 5IC* F IR ST N A T 'I. B AN K BLDG. Berg Cui'imrution, 515 First Nat'l. so half interest in house and nine
'heud and kept on rolling
i rowde-d around to cmigraliilale
T .'impii
Johnson, i
.'!
.3 3 .; Scbane; J,dins,•„ and Rucl.
t i n t it was one o f the longest l' * "
»«• first. Meyers sac I him.
I scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We arc
ID E ’S GARAGE
Bank Bldg. Phone 713.
' lots corner Pecan and Fourth St.
inie.l, Bonner to II. Miller. Dun- 1
tM«do hero thin .sohmjii.
Mayo, ,i
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as near you as your phone.
l"l St. Plume 017
2 it I
:
Need cash in business only reason
.'Ill—
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lp
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d
—
M
a
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AM
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AN
I.KAGI
E
Total
<
I"'eland
Even.,
Tiie
Eerics
Hailey hjt into Ul
in I 1121
I
Call 103.
AU it II !•(» a K 'HI- walked.
I. I L K A N N K K
! C8— Kmims Without Hoard I I",- making sacrifice. See J. F
Won
double play, Turner to H. Miller
I
ck. « » . . . .
Total.
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Ball
Bldg.,
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XV
No
ST. PETERSBURG,
r, s i ,.. .
New A'o, k
runs, on,, hit. no emirs.
I I ( 'le bind tolalb I I I hits o f f three j
Bradenton
All
I- PONTIAC , M IR A C L E Concrete C'o.; general W A N T E D Bui m meat market N IC E L Y Furnished
( Irlamlo
II I ' D \
M:
Thompson
at
Elders
Springs.
C.
K.
P
(l
A
I
hodruon)
next
III)
SaIlf.
id
A\e.
i
'h
iliid
e
lp
lu
a
i b ........
■^ixtb Inning
[ (-Pi — A home run by
I Elliott., 211
1
l fd ( uilillae ( 'oinpany.
cement work, sidewalk*, build
llurkh .
2 • I
-» 2
*1(1 i ' l r a l \ ii I . 11it ii h niiiN.
A IV ' "• !• pit' bet's Sunday
to hat' , hot water. 404 Palmetto Mitchell, Owner.
2 I ' 1 1 liic a g o
and
b**n, i f .......
.. H.ogan tripled
to deep left.
Wheeler, .'tb
2
Heck. 3.
left fieldi r, with om* onI
Plione 121 ing blocks, irrigitim , boxes. J. R.
■I 2
I'h o iic T i l
Avenue.
.
*A
ashington
•>evier poppeil to Bailey, ||. Mi|.
<
vemd
tinleries
with
the
Yan.'15
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m
p
lo
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n
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n
c
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s
Barnes, lit
|
Terwillegfr, Prop.
l*'i aiici
sixth
inning
featured
tb
1 I
8
1
—
Houses
For
Sale
'
1
I,'V
e
la
,id
er singled to center and went alj
kve H |„
Tlmmas was chased
Richard-, cf
t
Wei I. I:
D'DKD HFIt'K CO.
F U R N IS H E D ROOMS, fret* *par>
1 2
• |. Louis
indih, ct
-> lb" bowers in the eigbtli when over Orlando here Sato
Denton, if
|
S E M IN O LE E M PLO Y M E N T
I
j"-v' ' b i r d when Dumas al
B U IL D E R S — Your homes will tu -n
Mnyihtliji Avfnuo.
for uir ItUUi Union Ave.
H » R S A L E - New 3 room house
Miller, c _
Detroit ,
'
'
Nol
ans
netted
four
i
uris.
W e d the ball to roll through
Orlando
All
K
Black'
to,
'
.
i
f
BUREAU
over faster if you equip them
F E W YORK, July |2 </|»>_>
Phone 3(57
tWw porches, on Magnolia Ave.,
»nner, p
Horton
I
at
(
"llm
-.,
\
ankee
e.atclier,
was
Viuu, ss
| I
Parker, c
;t
204 North Park Ave.
J f e , 11'
scored on Mai,
with Kclvinntor. No harm in mP.'inl
llerleiihneh,
light
weight
I'UIC KI'.N I - T w o bedrooms each opposite aviation field. Small down
romt, ji
'mb s lap to ( rovve. Miller
was champion and his cballeng, r Jack ! J o b i i s o i i • .,
;*
3
tl
. i " ' 1ll" 1
disputing an umpire’s Tinker, ss
vostigating. Kelvinator Platt Co.
with twin bed*, ( ’all 411 Park. I payment. Balance like lent. Write
FORD — F O K D S0 N
iti'ci so ai H, ( be eigbtli and Hen- A lira ms, II,
N A T I O N A L I.i:\ G l j;
" , by * l » " ‘ he,| ball Allen reliev- Delaney o f HinlgCport, Conn, are Peel, p
3
It
prom j.
40— Money to Loan
Mr,| IliggHm, I „ Cj
------- --------------------------------------- ----— I p . (j_ f l ux, tJthi, Ci ty.
II
gtuigll
Iieccedl'd
him.
e<l
Myers
and
Cantwell
went
|„
Cox, cf __ .
31
•:=t
S. J. N IX
a« « 15 27 l-i a
heading for the "ruhlu.F' oncoun:t # .
I*1A Palmetto. Phono 331
ROOMS, with or without meal*.
-----------------------------MEAT MARKETS
i iiicinnati
right field. Homier looked ,n „ Ii t at. Khbetu Field,Brooklyn this
Totals
' h'U I.tail
1120 000 I II-. 8 12 0 Foss, 3b
2! I :: to 2 1
I
0
.
T o l- C
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
LO A NS -Money available ut , per
in
7
:•
New Voik
Reasonable rate*. Lincoln Hotel S M A L L HOUSE and Lot for sal"
ford
I'ittsburgb
Hurd- strike. Mo. nick fanned. Two week— without alibis.
000
<
1)0
H023
10
2
I Fort Myi i s
d|u mu, {
Wells,
c
1
0
I |Tampa
300 East First Street.
410 Sanford Ave.
cent. Close in property. A. P.
n:*(l (1211
NASH
-------- — j
Frank Noble, Gintierville.
Hal 11 ne/, Li'V’son and Sewell; Froniby, r f
. rf-p
*
thrci* hit h, no orrorn.
St. Louis*
din unit i
3 I)
-,'t I I.akeb.iol .
In their previous meetings (hern Bradenton
Connolly Si Sons.
IM
,2
(M
ix
I
w'irkt
a,
motor
car
value.
108
Palmetto A*e.
Me, ss
Thom.i
,
I!
74— AparlmentH For Renl
Brooklyn
Bonner
threw
out
Kawsou have been "explanations" prepared
Siiminai v I'w o HIM' lilt ,
|
II, Metjuaril and C ol H( well, If
1 1 Si,rnin,-tiy
|
W H E E L E S R Si W E LSH
lot. St.'
ID 11 MOTORS CO.
85—
Lots
For
Sale
la, cf
<
liicago
lins
,ii"l
Hengough.
« aulwcll fouled to Higgs
Allen nml broadcast previous to the bouts loll, Itoil/a. I lo,ne Mill-, If H
Vines, p
I
s t ten, '| aii'ie, . |
‘ Service that makes friends"
47— Dorb, CalM, Pels.
• bit. '|'a
“nd and S:«rifor*! Ave.
WHS <•"». Turner
B, 3b
New York
T H E C L A R K Apartments on tliel
------------------- ----------Miller. No nit from all indications tln-ie will Sacrifices.
I lo r a ii.
W heel,
2 I „er, I,"tie/, 11,
F IS K T IR E S
V U LCA N IZIN G
'I'uek
",
runs Mo lli( i( iit» (Tint’'*.
fyers, 2b .
hcarh,
rennonuhto
weekly
or
I
{
»
l
u
K
S
S
A
V
K
M
J
K
— f> lotn, 50x
Philadelphia
.... I,
Total*
32
be nothing to nller this ...... . ’n „, Illack-'tuck, dull,ison
: ' I'.V I "I"' '. line
A .
: 1'le, I
■'» uiii. li what you pay
COLLIES, Fox Terriers, Shepherd,
Mr, If
Ho -ton
John:mi ( no,iii ,| |
D®* $000.00 each with cush pay
Seventh Inning
■I ,..
i ' arril a ... I to.a
WIGI1T-CII R IS E N B E R R Y P R I N T I Sett is, Pointers, puppx •< two monthly rutes. 410-418 South AtI " r,," " d houl Thursday will pr„
'•"Id'll'
Ida
i l « y ( lb .
lantic
Ave.,
Dnytonn
Beach,
Fla.,1
"
"
‘
"
t
o
f
$150.00
(,n
each.
Balance
son
to
Ikinics,
I
.el
I
on
I.
H'ggs
fanned.
Du„l„U- w,„| vide a real chain,,top of (lie JmsU “ lr COHt8 y«»u. j SHOP — Printing,
St. Pete
AH
■I i I bidgi u to Ell
Engraving.
lie,
Any these kinds, Mrs. (). F. McCue, Prop and Mgr. , " " contract.
back for I inner'', fly. Hogan -nig lull.
Dean-Berg Corporn% c .....
Myers, 3; llradi nloii o
■i,•I .. ' "sl you less.. Embossing. See us first. We do months old.
n to St,ii11■
Ii
Mack, 2l> . . . . 4
I'1
1
AN
G
A
R
A
G
E
CO.
led In right Sevier singled through
nudes* $10; females, $(! each, j ----------------------lion, 515 First National Bunk Bldg.
leyers, p _ _ I
balls,
otr
Peel,
2
f
i
r
.
,
I I ; I ala in.,'!, In
Delaney knoeke<l out It*-,b nbacli
Doyle, ss
I
|it. Phone 417-W. R. R. AvenueHounds, $10 M ir , all fine ones, or- O N E F I V E ROOM apartment Oil
—
llio box.
roll, r f . ... 1
D. Miller doulded
to in l»24 before Paul captured the Mayo. I. Passed ball ,
Bryan, If . . .
I
oj'f But i r. I.,
i Commercial Street.
1','
U.E
National League
iliT from this direct.
1 arnell
I»ark Ave. Two garages. Lang' hevolct C o u p o . _________________________
icil. center, scoring Hogan
and light-heavyweight crown, nml it Winning pitcher, P. ,1
out by B'ltler,
Brown, c f _____
4
Il'll.V i
C O R N E R D OUGLASS and MonteBoston at St. Louis.
r a ta ls ........... ;tjj j, ||
|.j j Hiivtrr. II. Mille r srovvil «
|ley Apartments. For Information ; zuma In Buena Vista.
Lot 18,
on Man- was "explained" that the defeat,si pitcher, Mii.Vii . Cmpiii
pilclie . Bull. ,,
Luckcy, c ... • 1
lervillc n" S' W# H' Cnn‘ S A N F O R D ROOFING CO. Tile Kennels. \\ llliamston. S. ( .
Brooklyn at Chicage.
UhhH
hit
|o
ri|fht,
f„
----J
call
338-J.
and
Frcilein
ks.
Tmo'
|
.............. 2(ti oti2 ;mio- k
Miller flied boxer was only a youngster making
FauII, IR .......... 3
roofs built up roof*. Re-roofing
Kane ami I'iry.
______________________
___________
|
block
T,
60x150.
$1,500.00.
Half
Philadelphia at Cinhumati.
41)— Poultry and Supplies
Ucubo DuftiiMi Powder ftopt prick!/
i,
; . " - ooo 002--b 1(» I lumas. 'I liriv ninn , Ihree bits, a start in professional pugilism
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Et •
A Iverson, r f .... I
New York at Piltsluirgh.
Hudson Conch—
h«ac iichiOR at once muddriras th« rtufi
TWO FURNISHED Apartments ’ , n“ !JL’
I ^ ’l.'ir , !’ k '
•i •
'le id a y afternoonaml lodged Bennett, 3b ..
It wns true, but looked upon m
»
bita, Manusli, n. Milb-r no rmrM.
timate*
free.
Satisfaction
guaran4
away. 1cwill not irriuct the moit tan*
"
Call R. & W.
Large type , 3 rooms each.
e Three bnse hits, Hogan, II. Mil
Manusli made a nice
running many quarters aa an alibi.
101) \V. 0th S l - ' ti.,m*l Bunk Blii^
d*r, lensitive baby akin. Grown up*
‘ “ ' " ‘ 'V Jail ebarged with Hewitt, p
j teed, Oak Ave.& 3rd St. Phone 111. CHICKS FOR S A LE
3
American
Lea.;no
Bur
run
Strain
chicks
white
legPhone
240
or
enll
812
Magnolia.
_____________
fhouid uie LJrarbo liquid fur pricklr
Homo runs, Frisbie. Double ,. " 1, b " f I*risbie’s long r|v to cenThen came llerlenhneh's point
';,M " ''w h is k e y , If. quarts
heat.
Detroit at Boston.
horn. $8.75 per hundred, Postage ' ----------------Dumas walked ( Vo wo Died victory over Delaney last winter
V M y e r s
to Hailey: KT.
.
:
dii Nil in a basket that
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j
Totals
........
31
M
E
L
L
O
N
V
I
L
L
E
A
V
E
N
U
E
in
HuLicarbo Dux In# Powder soothe* and
Cleveland
at
NewA'>,
k.
hist
for
FOR
R
E
N
T
psid.
Rhode.
Island
Rods,
-Two
Apartments,
$17
.
c.il i ving Ilt the time „ f his
113 Mngn'olin Avenue.
enn Vista. Lot 23, block 8, 60x
•»*/*» cnann*. ruhts and cverr rype t f
r .U.
"^l<* to
First f-' Hog, iii . Myers flie.l to Manusli. ami it seems that Delaney had tint
O r l a n d o ...............
Chicago at Pliiluilelpiia.
meat.
$10.76 per hun*lri'«l post
per month. 1201 Oak A ve.
Intam
skin irriiatlua at ooca.Tht son‘ “ eeordirig tot Deputy C G
recovered fully from an operation
V' JS*?* ? f f Moyors, l ; o ff Bonner, No runs, no bits, no errors.
8
first
class
barbers.
Special
a
t
:
170. $1,500.00.
Half cash. BalSl. Petersburg
St. Louis at Wasliiq'iou.
lien and hriiadon mt#icaJ|r disappear.
paid.
We pay the postage and
•Mev i, ion, who made thi haul with
‘
1 Otruck out by Bonner, |• by AI
Kighth Inning
I hat. also was true, but more was
uticu
monthly.
Dean-Berg
Corpor|(7"np
C25 W. 0. W. tcntlon given ladies nnd children.'
I*
keeps
habits happy and conrancad.
guarantee live delivery. James G FOR
furnished
Summury— Two bw» J
I tie assistance of Deputy R. C. WilAllen threw out Homier. Horn- fund about it nfter the contest ihun
lL ? J b& Brown, I.
Sacrifice, H
I
1uesdny evening a t -----------------------------------------------Always ktep Licarbo Dustins Powder
Southern
Assonation
,
ox.
mont
Grimes,
Paxton,
Fla.
7'hreo baso hit, Drown.
in lha nursaty and uta ll fraalr for
*; V 1™ ™ - HJta >*D Meyers,' |i k beat mil „ bit to Fribble. Higgs before.
m Odd Fellows Hall at!
S A N F O R D DRUG C O M P A N Y
Mobile at Nashville,
---------- only.
prickly heat, chads* and skin ixrlta.
According to the Deputy’s talc, Brynn, Sacrifice, Tin)*
Int into a fast double play Meyers
107 E. 5th Kt. Phone 552.
FOR S A L E - 0 lots on Sanford
V .... .
n*t.
corner
Second
Street'
“
The
Rexall
Store"
(ions.
Birmingham at Lit$e Rock.
iiuii was captured after ho had re- Doyle. Stolen bases,
nnliu
T a M P A D A IL Y TIMES, Tampa.
<• I'rislne
Hailey. No runs, one
Avo.,
and
0
on
Palmetto,
opposite
Avenue.
V
isitin
g
'
W
e
make
a
specialty
o
f
our
prompt
race which
Now Orleans at Chittauoogu,
bit, nu errors.
I T W O F U R N IS H E D apartments aviation field. Will sell cheap on
11 w day s 1 The Brave: ami t ’ault'iiil ,|iv
"lined to
(o a liquor cache in the pitcher, by Hewitt
’ always welcomed.
I filling o f prescriptions and quick Homo Dalll, raloa 2 centa a word.
(Only three scheduled.)
appeared to be
’ private home, close in, 609 E. 3rd easy terms. Renson for Helling g o
Minimum
I5c,
cash
with
Order
Collins, C. (;
Hornick
threw
out
Dunbar.
•' ll.at ia Hie Cardinal *' Ollillg tile
" wod.s presumably t„ obtain a sup- Abrams). Struck out!
S K at oU Jrufftttt
|
deliv
) Iivory.
1Street.
Bailey fanned. Ruw.ini also fanWrlt« lor <ompl«ta rats card
Hewitt, 3. Bases on bJ
National l.cai'm
l".v mu* a customer.
J°ncs. ciirl*.
ing north, care Herulil, Box 610.
today lias Ml 2 and (lie P ra x e s | li«.
—
Ho
Hot
Sandwiches
i
Drugs
—
Soda
Soutiieastern
l.i'ngue
ned. No rims, no bits no •rrors.
to -r*. That seeom l content w aDe was being held in jail this itt, 1. Double plays^Wj
regained tho enthuMa
National League
Montgomery, at Jaetsouville
first.
Braves v ic to ry . o \, ,
Ninth Inning
moemng
default of a I,on plac- kor. Loft-ott base, “
early in the season, only p.. g,lnu.^
on, 2-10; St. Louis, 7-5.
Columbus at Suvaniah.
p father
ed at $1,000.
llornshy's this •cason arid wa*
Potcraburg, 6. Unif
• Ll.lniu.r, fli,‘' 1 *"
'a n tw ell
i„
.separating Cincinnati'. „i
fj,.st
Albany at St. Augmtiiu*.
li Y o r .k > 6 ! Cincinnati, 0.
ii g i i t Hogan drove u long f|v t„
and
R
ob
*.
Time,
1:<0
Hall is sclieiluleil
place, nnd t lie Giants in sixth, liv 'd from a slugging attack in
tried at
■ in * }’
Chicago, j.
'I'iii#Valdez Hotel has been iliven
Dunbar.
Sevier |«,ke«l
„
two
„
O^OOTThe Giant,, a rejuvenated i lull, are which the hitting of tho tv.ii T o y
1 V/O M O E R. h o w
j O n ly three).
^
c,.unty
"
rating
of
pg
<
upoints
out
o
f
a
Florida
Stale
league
300 TROTTERS A T '
lots,
Eddie
and
^aek,
a
hit past first. Jf.
Miller
1
11'spnnsihle.
'd
of
l)ur‘a H E O l O A T
poss, de too poillts by ||„. Florida
Orlando
at
Bradenton.
bV
Hied to Dumas.
nis. Brown ami Maun featured.
Starting on a western t-ur well
Ancrican League
SCH O O L ToCVS'r •
TnmpA at Fort My.'rs.
Gant well ponped to Hornick Al- Motel ( oininissiori. The hotel was designed to produce ;l „i w leugue I’he Braves i ollrcted 23 safeties in
TOLEDO, ^uly ll
xia velan d , 8; New York, Jt.
Sarasota
at
Lakelaml.
(‘b
l
s
'
T
leu fmined.
recently
inspected
by
the
atato
SH E CHJCHT T O
the
contest.
hundred
grand
circuitj
Frisbie got u home
I » *• Louis, 3; Washington, 8.
St. Petershurg at SANFORD.
r CUTE.’
hotel inspector, and I la- certificate champion, they have taken four
pnc*r*
and
horsemen
1
1
1
,1
w
b'*»
his
hit
to
right
honored
In
the
first
game
Grover
A
le
x
straight contests fr ,„„ u... eiroili,.
jOnly two).
,
Sevier s head
and
,„||w i ;;f 'N>,..'cl|,i" carrying ,, ]ist „ f th« leading R uiJh and luu,. brought ander had an easy tin,,. ,,f jt
M t h11
the .-country are here 1
^J ^ K J - A N D MEET OPENS
rn-arly,to the fence. Dumas walk limits scored was received today them within easy react, ,,f |>jU .. mg mm* Boston hit* well scattered.
opqijlng of the Grand'
B0" 1* * 01 Association
CI,E\ E L A N D , July 12--I/P)_
7/(\
ed. Crowe slapped a hit past »V ' i'M W. Warner, man,igor of now in second plnce. as w, l! is St | Miller Huggins gambled with
."crn,u« » « r e ,»■ in* at Miami Perk. W
8; Memphis, 1.
More than 1.000 thor*t,g|,|,reds the
pitcher*
and
tin*
Athletic*
second nnd Dunum went to third the Valdez Hotel.
suburban
racing
plan*.
Louis, Chicago and Brooklv,/ ‘ ‘ '
■s, idle for
W M a , 2; Nashville, 4.
.puirtcreil i.,
' 'he day, gained half'll game on tho greatest number
Dumas scored on Meyer,i single
It wns- indicated,
Yesterday, Virgil Harm's won the
this section, were or hand for the
<rncr took „ ut ,, per. that It vvou|d*b0 n#
igs. ineluding snnita- day for the men of Met;raw
American
I.eiVgue
lenders!
to right and Crowo went to third
II.*
lion, fire
opening
day
of
tho
15
meeting
of
c*eape arrangement*, | granted hut five hits, one of "them
tomporary quarter* |nwl
Brown went to the hill for Sanu
Emil Lovsen pitched an excellent
plumbing faclIluV
.. , fcw.thaastem League
. ° hw‘ .F'"<e .looicy Club at
sotft.
Dunbar looked at n third ho forth.
ventilation, and a double hy Curtis Walker
game for Cleveland and won, 8 U
■ M s i n u . 3-0; Montgomery, 5-5 •trike.
3, the youthful Myles Tin •mas lieTwo runs, three hits, no
\
NEW HIGH"
fact, Wnlkor made
Iu“ v’ 28H o f “ d
! ,W " Kctil,K cnds
“ This ih the I,cat score I h»V©
crr£ra,
SHI
non ' n
t Derhi
,! nl.
oaf fen
the
(..till
Bnfetip,.
l-'r.i.'7
Fris'ch
!!!tt
h
i
"
.
w
i
l.
f
r“
n
u
,
.lu
""nimi
♦
111,000
Ohm
being
ever receive, in ,„y U years In tho
Sanford
ASSEB, /•
«*
if*4*10 Ji"*!* Katbaml tore of tho gvtawitycard.
‘^
Sanuotn
A
n
*
hlg
i
*
Lix
.
<,t,1Pr
Yankees
eight
o
five
to-nothing
verdict.
b e t f t S L " i,,; lB8ned to Hnrry
Oorda— 175,000 new Hap.
was aurpriswl to get *Uch ft high
Levsen but ‘■••ey
they were
were
,| J ,G
brick- Jqne .30 in 71<
Brooklyn, wan
xvith uriines
Grimes „„ *|.„ I nii>ro‘ hita oft y:
. uiuoKiyn.
“ * .tQ ..b e erected here.
score,
but
it
,s
gratifying
•*
M
Tmnpa
Krois
l
W
Phos
Tampa Gm
Ante ’ *
*'
Co., will
mound, regiaterivl a 2 to I comment I -rill
lhem tl’^Thcr.
phate ( oinpany „Looting $600,000
•p e n d u 12,000,000. nnd Peninsular
i-en.ni
out
plant
hero.
9|
the
Cul)*.
Sheriff
Blake
allow
ir,X
rf
e8o
^
i
l
a
y
su
‘
n,y
ttofr—South Stroet
Clearwaker—$20,500 •ipurtmMt
Telephone Co., $1,000,000 for ini.
5 but flv o eafebies, but the Dodger I
u‘‘! Rav.°. ^ u1house to be built
(nu tion i i iatlinqted at I wai.oilf
North Oth
$0,300.,
hitt{nz
pit-ball nrtlat went him „no
Hollywood— Groiyid broken /or
*JM t.
‘x
nen* fat
uvorcame
'
'
tho!
(er and ullowed only four.
roMtm-u,,,, o f , iS , o o o
'
i1,8 to 3.
ore ‘
| Game By Innings |
ley Expected
Be In Line-Up
m
*L 1 1
8
Stout Will Reftlm After Vacation
Spent In Kentucky
Grimes Bests l
In Pitching I
'L
^2"
3
MATICS TO A WIM
ST LOUIS
JOHNSON HURI^S
Richard’s Circuit Lakeland Sweeps
Clout Wins Contest Series With Tampa
For Bradenton, 3-1,Taking Final, r,-|
Club Standings
'hJS.«rceV,i/,1VSur'imi1LrTV; S’"-
'ISiJr'.ii,
Bryan’s Hoi
With One Onl
Gives Saints
Jack DeLaney And
BerlenbachGettin^
In Shape For liout
W .H. LONG
Today’s dames
Alleged Bootlegger
Held In Default Of
$1,000 Bond Fixed
Rejuvenated Giants Cause
In te re st To In crease In
The National League Race
irterday’g Reaultsl
PRICKLY
HEAT
CHAFING
lce Soverigns
LocaJ Hotel Given
Excellent Rating
By State Inspector
pING O
“
By GEORGE MeMANUS
Two Building: Permits
Issued By ClerkToday
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Members of Lions Club and Children at Playgrounds Opening
The picture shows Sanford children and members of the Sanford Lions Club at the formal opening of the playgrounds held on July 1. The occasion was featured by the adding (?) of a field meet for the children, the affair being conducted under the direction of Mrs. Mary Clark (?), ___ of playground. The pictures shows one of the large pieces of equipment purchased with funds raised by ---- campaign last winter to finance two playgrounds in Sanford. The photo was taken at the playgrounds located between Magnolia and Park Avenues on Thirteenth Street.
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laux covers not ot.#
war dsbt but virtually
outstanding 4 accounts _
Great Britain' »nd France. An
nouncement ta< this affect wail
made in tho housa of common* .
today by Chancellor of the Es»
chequer, Winston Churchill.
jYafOtfBUtO
elieved Past
is Are Taken To
Navy Yard;
Will Be Made
Baker, private, Mount
t.
Powell, private, Hamil. private, Farm Welicr. private, Cievo-
tooroc, private, Richmond,
Iwn, bugler, Evansville,
ty identified bodies were
[*; Dott, .Ir., Lieutenant,
*• Vt,
/ r nCnS FL’nney- Brooklyn.
[C. Brown, Pharm acist’s
Wkeepsie. N. Y. • V
[Hardaker, (Jallavyoy. Fla.
heroes of tho S-61,
Ipanions now in death, the
f le“ '/) tho courso of duty,
fry Wilbur, a fte r his'tour,
wiition of bodies indicat
or Marines died whilo gothe danger. “ Wo- thnk
members of tho squad
[running to the flro when
~ Uc“ on page three.
C i t y Commission
Asked To Consider
Trade Body Home
'OV
>>Wut 'em* f
The French payments, be said,
would bo 4,000,000 pounds, 6,
000,000 pounds, 8,000,000 pounds
and 10,000,000 pounds, rising to
12,500,000 pounds annually, the
last named figure being reached
in 1030.
From 1030 to 1066, the pay
ment would be 12,500,000 pounds
annually, rising to 14;000,0d0
pounds for tho final 31 y e a n .
- if* i
Here is the first full view of the U. S. sul marine S-51, o b ta ii^ l ge the water wks drained out of her
in dry dock, and Navy workmen prepared to ,-nter a nd bring out th e bodies of the crew who perished at
th ei^ posts. Notice the crumpled prow, the great gash in her (tide whoro the City of Rome struck.
T wq of the pontoons that floated her to the Brooklyn Navy Y ard enn be seen, and tho half masted flag.
The ship cost $2,500,000 and can be reconditioned, officials estim ate, for $760,000.
‘ *
GIRL’S SLAYING
IS MYSTERY TO
BOSTON POLICE
Goldsboro Section
Is Zoned As Negro
Residential Si t e
r r .,._ VUlie 04 Iwv U«UUf|
[g tKe kridti in' the heaVy .window- subdivision.--,
cfrrd that bodnd the boxes. They , Coral Gables Re-Sales Company,
were tied, apparently, by a seaman engaged in a general brokerage
'
or someone familiar with marine business.
Coral Gables Construction and
knots.
Company.
'.
Thft'*boxea bore no marks of any •Supply
CofjL
Gobles,
Hotel Corporation,
sort and there wars no tracks to operating various hotels and" recshew how they had been transport
.tw ita ^ f l '
ed to’the street between' the grave
tables
Rapid
Transit
Cor
yards.'.' •
* '
poration,' operating two systems
Medical Examiner O’Leary, aft- electric: street-railways, to Miami.
pro an examination of
body,
which ho hoped-to be nble to re
T ^ ciCNTEST B
construct, announced thit It apthe yietty
S
.............
French Resentment
Flares Against The
Visit Of de Rivera
»«»
resentm ent flared today ugainst
the visit of tho Spanish dictator,
Prirao do Rivero, for tho celebra
tion tomorrow of tho birthday of
French, democracy, while on the
other Hand Mulia Youssof, Sultan
of Morocco, has boon acclaimed
.by the Parisian crowds as a pic
turesque figure.
Hoots and cat-calls were triad*
a t the station as the Spanish pre
mier arrived. His presence Is
prim arily for the purpoue of sign
in g an agreement
regard to
Morocco ebd fo r th * consecration
of a more complete Understanding
between Spain and France.
While androhlsts and Com m u.
ists took the lead in the demot
statiop against him, many Rad
cal supporters of ths Briand gpt
ernment resent his presence
the anniversary of the fall of
famous Bastille prison.
Sanford would be making « mis
take by not Improvin': Fiftt
Street. "Our county la ini'
Ing the highways leading
Sanfotd,” he aatd. "They are put- class
!.
v ? _ ..
ting them in f,r
first
shp
-----------------
snd^WQl, contest*
Police AWalt Arrival
Of Florida Woman To
Glear O^tth Mystery
|M»*
,y,Y>,iJuly 13.
Vn were
Velma
Fia.,
in
Woodsi
in the h
solving
of her
body, clad'
found hurled,,!
*tones ip the,:
She had left a
Bradlej "■
E*
a*
■ m ti *r’’jn r* wf
9)
tv
Fattier Arrested In
Maconv Liquor
Death
- • •>.
w .y .
MACON,
•rge O
o m w p ^ ^ .l^ ^ V B iW
-jm ides. ana GOorge
'onbridjte'would not be
to thoae who welcomed the vis ltonL’ coon
B tr*
laid
'
»t. Lake approved
•ion.
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Street-' gq.Un!mprovContinued on page three.
PARIS, July 18, (/P)— French
‘or congress
Two pollesmen are nursing n
itdlbefore or injurte* today received at
an fiertorial' college*1In 'idexU
•Mexico station.yesterday when they fox
Iown.
M and 2^ years olij. City,;.- . , ,
• ’■
•- ;
back damonstrstora against '
era! Pritno-d* Biverbr, ..
mlssbifr v. girls
PoUcemin
Of Blan S p j
2:48 °,0,3 k ?
beat people on earth” had moved
flP
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it -£ !!* w ,th ,» P^r*
Shoot
At
Coroner’aJiri^ii
LOS ANGELES. July 18.—OP)—
With a number of new witnesses
subpoenaed since ita last session,
the county, grand jury today is
PoUcem*«Vj.,V;
prepared to resume i$s investigaUon of the alleged kidnaping of
the Sanfor& [
Aimee Semple McPherson, pastor
ment th is m orn in gs
of Angelus Temple.
fatally wounded^ rj
While Mrs. Minnie Kennedy,
mother of the evangelist, heads
Hunter,
28, a pDwrta
tho list of those to testify. As Organized OppoeltlonToCIty’s ho had vainly s o u g l,
Program R esults In Delay
sistant Chief of Police Slurchison
of Douglas* AtlZ't arrived yestorOf Project Indefinitely; arm hia Victim, jfttn t
had liyed in, $*nfQrf
dsy and is among thoa.e expected
First Street Paving Scored
to play nn im portant part in the
year, died beforo met
day’s proceedings.
Opposition to tho proposed pav tention could roach
Mjirchison is ono of a number of ing of First Street by certain San
Hunter was drunk
Arizona and Sonora. Mexico, of ford business property ownera re
th e .pat
ficials who have accepted invita sulted in the postponment of the threatened
tions to appear beforo tho grand proposed improvement upon the w ith a .88 calibre r 4
Jury and tell of various circum recommendation of Mayor F orrest according to w it
stances surrounding the appear- Lake nt tho regular commission
anco of Mrs. McPhorson a t the meeting yesterday afternoon. Tho shooting took
Mexican border town of Agua program of widening and paving
Prlota n fter she had been missing three other ntroets was also in Sanford
fcMULV-f
for more than n month.
definitely deforred.
Street and
Aviator Is Summoned
..
Objections to the proposed im
Patrolman
The teat witness to bo sum provement were expressed by D. L.
moned was Clyde DoVilliors, Los Thrasher- of the real estate firm
The patrokD
Angeles aviator. He was served of Thrasher and G am er, who act
ed
o f all blame for
with a aubpocna yesterday aftor ed as spokesman for the group of
cordsu
ho had told police th a t he could men present. Mr. T hrssher ex Ing by ‘V
pcpvo thnt Mrs. McPherson left pressed hi» objections Immediately which was 1
Los Angeles In an alrplano when after City Engineer Fred. T. Wil Sheriff C., M.
she disappeared.
liams outlined the plans of the three w itnesses
The evangelist branded the city engineering departraept on
heard,
aviator’s story as “absurd nnd no‘ carrying out the improvement.
bkoi
to t e t ^ i f t e l with jl reply.”
Dk> tan*
Mrs.
M. Broadwell, a Denver
writer, who fc«« been referred to
as tho evangelist’s "double," and opinion’
who was sought in northern Cali "th a t tho m ajority oLbusinea* men In tUscH^re Of
fornia yesterday, was located in of F irst Street are opposed to H unter . . . .
Los Angolcs last n ig h t She said tho improvomont. They would gun sh ot wc
she came here when she read dis favor it if tho city would pay for
patches thnt private detectives it. Wo don’t think th at would be added, “Infll___ b y ,
of Officer J. V.
employed by Mrs. McPherson asking for a great favor."
The street should not be improv
wero looking for her.
Georg* A. Hunter
ed a t this time, Mr. T hrasher said,
Conferred With Evangelist
boenuso financial condition* do not Md., father of the
Immediately upon arrival sho w arrant it. "The city m ight go notified late this
wont to AngoluH Temple and con ahead and level the stre e t and tw fjdy by W.T. L .,- ,
ferred with the evangelist. Later
t it in shape," ha said. "Wo and Hunter’s employer,
she issued a stntemont outlining
ink tho city should do this. man la survived by ' A
her inovomenta sinco May 18, ths
tt. , . .. and a slater. _ _
Speaking of the damage done to
day that Mrs. McPjjerson dropped the sweeper on the brick pave fat - tbe miller-Ericksoa
from sight at Ocoan Park. On
yS M
it might be done on other home.
thnt day, tho statem ent snid, she ment,
ThdshooUng ds
*v ’
paving.
. ,
was in Denver. Shortly nfter that,
"Maybe in another year's time,
it continued, jbo wept to Oakland
a. manager
nignt
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we will bo in higher spirits, and
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Itatlon, No. 1 Secei
during tho entire time of Mrs. able to put the street In first class and Sanford Avenue^'
McPherson's absence.
condition. I think I have stated mgn Martin, who haa7'
A rumor last night thnt tly grand It as they wished it expressed."
bar of tbe. policy dej—
jury was to term inate its investi
Mayor
Lake then ask ed , -if ths tbe but four months^;} ,.'}
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not
confirmed- opinion of Mr. Thrasher.was that
uthlrd witneae,
brought forth a statem ent from of others present. Several man
testified of visit
hoad of tho body, th a t unless an srosa and asid it wmj •w■. ‘
shorGy* beft
indictment was returned, no grand
“Should Improve Find; Street
was
attha.:
jury, report on tho caao would bo
Commissioner E, F«, Housholder
away, wbe
mado public.
Interposed to say .that he believed - —.At§
C.W.ENTZMINGER Paris Takes Fancy FINANCING FIRM
RESIGNS FROM To Moroccan Chief OF TENMLLiONS
COUNTY BOARD
FORMEDINMIAMI
PARIS, July 13.—(A*)—M alal
Youssef, sultan of Morocco,, a
smiling black-bearded fig u re in
white silk burnooso, has cap
tured the Parisian popular
Failing fW lth And Demands
O p e r a tio n To Back Subsid
fancy. His visit, apparently
Of Business Are Given As
iary Concerns Of Realty
regarded ns a symbolic event,
Reaso ns For Retirement;
surrounded by all spectacular
Development Is Organized
elements to etrifo. the imagtrg*
Frank Evans Takes Office
With Merrick As President
tion, has been • sucaes^fon of
foushig receptions, (Bomo sd• Frank Evans, Lake Mary resi
MIAMf, July 1,1.—(Jp)—Organi
claUsls, however, haVo protested
dent who was elected to the board
zation of Corn! Gnblos Consolidat
tho officinl welcome to him.
of county commissioners from dis
ed, Inc., a $10,000,000 project for
The sultan arrived in Paris- nationally financing tho principal
trict No. 3 in the last June prima
yesterday morning. I t was th<- subsidiary companion (>f Coral
ry, succeeding C. W. Entzminger,
first time th a t any sultan of Guides, was announced hero today
of Longwaod, who did not offer for
Morocco since tho present dyn by Teifnir Knight, vice-president
ro-clvction, was appointed by Gov
asty was founded, had crossed and general m anager of the Coral
ernor Martin to take office yester
his own frontiers, except a t the Gables properties.
day following the acceptance of
head of an arm y,
Mr. Entzmingcr’s resignation.
George E. Merrick, president and
Failing health and an enforced
doveloper of these properties, will
absence from the county during the
act aa president and chairman of
coming two months were given by
the new corporation's board of dir
Mr. Entzmingers as the reasons
rectors, with his associates as of
prompting his withdrawal from of
ficers in various capacities.
fice before tho official date of his
The new corporation was cretorm’s expiration, which is Janu
nted ns a plan prim arily of na
ary 1.
tional financing, under which will
be btought to completion a 10Mr. Entzminger has served on
vear program of development and
the commission for 13 consecutive
years, having been appointed to Most Gruesome And Baffling inlo of Corn! Gables properties.
It contemplntofl the sale of 100,
office in 1013, immediately aftor
Killing In Redeht 1 Yeoits 000 shares of eight per cent cumu
the county of Seminole was
Investigated By* Officers lative stock a t par value of $100
formed.
each.
Announcement Is made
In commenting on his resigna
that
the
m ajor portion of (he $10,tion Mr. Entzminger told a Herald
BOSTON, July 13.—</P)—Boston
representative this morning that police today were fac$d with the 000,Q00 issue has been subscribed.
Capitalized a t 600,000 shares of
“problems confronting the county most grucsomo and bhffling mur
no
par common stock, controlled
a t tho present time required every der m ystery they have encountered
and directed by Mr. Merrick, this
commislsoncr at his post.”
in recent years,
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company will own the cunital stock
“I will bo unuble to givo tho
Tho body of a g irl, mutilated, of tifc principal
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subsidiary com
proper attention to public duties dismembered and unidentified, Iny panics which for sovcral years
during the coming months,” Mr. in the city m orgua a fte r it had navo been engaged in tho building
Entzminger continued,” and I bo- been discovered airly.'today on n of Coral Gabies.
lieve th at the interests of the com lonely road th a t winds its way boSubsidiary Concerns Listed
munity will best bo served by my tween two cemeteries.
Tho principal subsidiary com
withdrawal a t this time in favor
Police believe the y£>ung woman panies follow;
of Frank Evans.
Coral Gables Corporation, es
had been dead a week .and that her
“Mr. Evans is thoroughly com- body had ben cut up ,and packed tablished May I, 1025, succeeding
letent to servo on the commission" into two boxes and burlap bag (n to tbe personal business of George
as added, "and I am confident that which it was found, iam e time last E. Merrick, conducting sales and
ho will be a credit to the office.” Sunday. This was indicated by a development activities.
Coral Gables Securities Corpor
superficial examination by medical
ation# chartered as a title-holding
authorities.
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The only clue left for the police company to take titles to bay-front
tg.work^on w as the m annej of ty- lands on tho properties, preceding
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PLANS TO WIDEN
LOCAL_STREETS
The City Comission yesterday
took under advisement tho roquost of the Chamber of Com
merce building committeo that
p art of the municipal property on
the lake front be deeded to the
chamber body ns h site for it«
proposed two-story building. The
committee, headed by S. R. Dightop, appeared before the commis•Ion a t its regular meeting yes
terday afternoon and presented a
resolution, which had been pre
pared a t a committee meeting
oariier in the day.
. The tresdlution declared th a t
tho property is always to be used
for Chamber of Commerce pur
poses and th at in the event it
should be used for any other pur
pose. it will revert to the city,
building will hevecmfwypcmfwyp
The Chamber of
Commerce
building will have working-quarts
ers for the chamber body on tho
first floor and a civic banquet hall ’ The Goldsboro section near the
Atlantic Coast Line shops has boen
on the second floor.
zoned for m anufacturing purposes
and as a negro residential com
munity, J. H. Hutchinson, Sanford
realty man, was advised yesterday
by Mayor Forrest Lake at the city
commission
meeting.
CHICAGO, JuJ;
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Mr. Hutchinson owns property
"Bill’’ from A Iasi •hook 'hands between Persimmon and Roosevelt
iamk Avenues for which he has a negV
,today,with “BUT’ ' ’ “ *
Ha- buyer, he told the commissioners.
CanarlMne. and
with There
cViifi
are two white residents In
.Ida—
neighborhood,.who are, he said,
i-and-; the
objecting to the proposed sale.
foot HenA ” c#ntly *»kad into toe city to be welcomed at A
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8tf " d« d paving im- public meeting laat night, and profu °r t5mt thoroughfare, pared today for an extenolve pro"*JHft*rd satd
July . 13,
! & • birthday
Fitness
Aviator fiubpooned A fter He
A«8ert 8 That He Can Prove
Evangelist Left In Plane
in Avenue W3
•.City . _
i»Unt city engineer.
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Chicago Is Host To
Thousands Of Elks
Advises
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fee Ofi
rove Star
Frank Parker. Ernest Toon
Mrs.J.T.Toon Sprayed With
Birdshot DuringArgument;
Tige Scholl Is Apprehended
Two men and a woman living
a t Geneva are in the FernaldLaughton Memorial Hospital of
Sanford with numerous birdshot
N. J., July 13. m wounds.
The trio Is said to have
„.i of bombardment been shot late this morning by
today warranted un« Tige Scholl, also Of Geneva, while
l recovery of , 'th,e they were in e boat on the St.
Johns river near the Geneva
id help to the living bridge.
Jersey’s peacetime
Sheriff C. M. Hand left for
Id.
Geneva early this afternoon to in
hundred soldiers vestigate the shooting and to place
under arrest.
Ines were on duty Scholl
The three injured are Frank
Lake Denmark Parker. Mrs. J. T. Toon, and her
. in search, for addl- •on, Ernest Toon- 18 years of age.
imu of exploding amAccording to Parkor. he bought
'hlch. a f te r "» flash of •ome land recently, and had two
Saturday afternoon re boys go to aicanal on the land to
. depot and miles of sur- dean It up. Schpll warned the
country to rulin' •
boys to keep off the property,
No Man's Land due to Parker said. The argument was
nature there had been renewed again this morning, just
i today c a r ta ,.o f 17 before they g ot Into a power boat,
of which veerg.Identified he said.
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“ I told ISchbll," Parker said
' airplane. Shifting wind* while he lay ott the operating table
ik expiring flames toward » t the hospital, "th a t if he intered msgazlnoa caused atop* ferred any more with me about
Ixplorations yesterday a ft- this land, I would have him sent to
by order of Secretary , of the penitentiary. Scholl was not
Wilbur, who visited the arm ed-at the tim e.”
area.
While P ark er and hia compan
ions were riding in tho bont not
kber Damage
General H ® ? * "X. f a r from the shore, Scholl sud
charge of batons and denly began firming, Parker said.
Y ouaa Toon Jumped into the watsa id , he iiatf a .god 3fk
the boat b a t he was prevented
^plosions was p ath
[ were tnkon to the naval from reaching it1 because he wbh
Brooklyn and put bo- afraid that when he. left his post
of other men of the a t tho “kicker” tho boat would
perished on duty in hoad for the shore.
Parker, nlthough his head and
he—the victims of the
S-f>l. With fow ex- body had numerous wounds, aided
fingey-prints and other his companions into his automo
records were necessary in bile ahd drovo to Sanford. He was
bleeding freely when he arrived
! of identification.
a
t h e hospital, attendants said.
h«rds will be named by t The
wounds wllr not prove fatal,
Wilbur, to investigate Drv j . N. Tolar, attending phy
elon which, aside from the sician said, unless unforseen devel
Ife, destroyed fifty bUlld- opments matorialze.
I seriously damaged 400
Scholl is being (retained In the
>nd made 350 fam ilies county Jail here pending an in
vestigation. No charges have as.
I tbe 17 bodies taken from yet been filed against him.
[yesterday were those of
*ho were on duty a t tho
leer
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Beginning the second half of the Florida State League season with a
crippled team, the club is fighting to keep at the top just as ,«t fought
during the entire first half, of the season. Your support wllL go far
toward keeping the fighting spirit U|». Go to the game every day.
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The value Sanford has received through the base
ball club cannot be measured. Winning the first half
pennant has put this city on the map as nothing has
before. The advertising value, the fact th a t Sanford is
taking ils rightful place among cities of the south in
clean sports has assisted materially in advancing the
respect for the city in the minds of people in all parts ot
the country. With your undivided support both pen
nants can be brought to Sanford. By following the
team in both victory and defeat you will lend the hand
that is necessary to the spirit of.the players.
Clean, wholesome, home cooked
meals prepared by cooks who know
how good food should taste. A place
which merits your patronage, llun
strictly by Americans for Americans.
Stucco Bungalow
6 itooino and Hath
$1600 Cash
---W atch them every day
Balance $75.00 per month. We
have other choice homes among
our listings.
Give us a trial you’ll sure come back
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Chaw. Anderson
Sanford Chamber of Commerce
Styleplus
!fust Received —
A SIlirM KNT OF
York Blue
The Best Team
Sanford Ever Had-
Silk Lined
The Sanford Herald
Why do most men pre
fer dark Blue? It is
suitable for wear any
where, it is serviceable,
it is dignified, it is con
venient to have a dark
lilue to put on any time.
Buy the Styleplus York
■Blue, which in style,
<i*ality and known val
ue iH the greatest value
you have ever seen.
Cupular ..model, f i n e
grade all wool unfinish
ed worwted, silk lined
including silk vest back
and silk sleeve linings.
Moderate price. Come in
today. You will like
York Blue.
“Ahead On Its Merits”
Woodruff & Watson
Eastman Autographic
With the baseball loving public sticking t«* the
club through every win, through every loss, it is
bound to put forth valiant efforts to again bring
home tlie pennant.-
C a m e ra s
PRICES $2.75 A N !) HI*
Wo also carry all sizes
Eusfcmun Film.
Call us Tor anything in
Thu Drug ami Sundry Lino
Stick To The Baseball Team
L A N E Y ’S
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Phone 103
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intractors and Builders!
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DEAN-BERG CORPORATE
Here We Go
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f.ir. FIRST NATIONAL HANK HI.DO.
PHONE 713
We’re Boosting for the team
The
Sanford Caf<
A GOOD PLACE TO EAT
129 West First St.
QUALITY HIGHER THAN PI
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Before you start thnt next job gel our prices on
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bunting on the Sanford flag pole for the entire season.
Amid MmaUc P m
T h e team can do it— with the proper backing.
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Important choices which fall in
ALABKa I Ju lr.1 8 .
Ip tW beat Period the period of youth, according to
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T s import; Dr. Soper, ore decisions of life
Dr: Ed- work! lasting friendships which
•of th» KDOOl are the dedrlohs that determine
i.U nlrereity at the Inner bent of life: the choice
, in a devotional of hfe companions: n matter which
fore th e Methodiit makes or breaks every other de
cision of life; and tho nothing of
*Ny.
decisions that, determine chn rector. make it possible for them to make
decisions include impulsiveness
Aay, Dr. 8oiper has and a tender conscience that sees
the
to *iv* these tectum moral distinctions clearly,
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have speaker said. ■
"Nothing can make for failure
first Addresses and
ment of the assembly to get a right start in life." us
l- the attendance will sorted Dr. Soper, “even with all
that forgiveness nrcomnlishes the
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Lw Dir. Soper said it was n the same as if sin had never en
f (rod's plan that certain tered.
"Youth is the heyday of life. It
tail be done in youth .betm; any other time, and if is the period in which ehn-u’tei
_ji^, then; are never done so is made pnd if their elders fail to
^oqth Is the heday. be said. lead them nut into the kind of life
If youth la pre-eminently s they should live, they will never
f .play and through play one have the same chance again. Life
to .obey rules of the game; Is not alt one thing, but has n
take, defeat; the value of rulmlnciing place and everything
Ifjki/falr play; and self God intended to be it pact of that
life is there.”
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fita derived.
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Canals in the
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tom and the .riyera and creeks
tekre of
would be enlarged td .
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TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUTTO
THECORE
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ALU SIZES
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High Pressurc
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complete outfit for making concrete roofing tlU
true Spanish M ission tapered shape, a prodi
which a tremendous demarid already exists. t S
Until this outfit
sired. OnU
was invented, no
shape is n«
machine was ob
just as w «i
tainable that would
Old Spain. )
make TAPERED
Mission .tile, like
that used on old-fashioned
Spanish roofs, demanded
by architects and owners.
The Ausco Outfit, made
by the W. E. Austin Ma
chinery Co., established
19U9, will produce an aver
age of 500 tile per man
p er d a y ; a n y c o lo r,
any finish, any effect de-
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m u
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ends or .finials. A
A splendid pro
for man with smalh
Equipment is p0rt
be easily moved
place ot* one job
other. Sold on
to responsible p.
W rite for literati
further details.
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Save money by buying here,
I mshaps COACHINGSCHOOL New Rates On Fertilizer Shipments
DIXIE STATES ISESTABLISHED Ordered By Florida Railroad Board
34 UVES AT GAINESVILLE
n.s long ns they lust.
then >>e through k canal to the
River Styx Which in turn empties
■into Orange Lake, the greater
portion "f which Has in Alnchtm
i county.
From Orange Lake tho
water would enter Oklawoha river.
Comnanv of Orlando, for $7,600.
The commission also issued ord ! It was explained th a t only tho
ers classifying two commodities lands actually affected would be
bonded against and th a t un\ high
shipped from .Jacksopvlie.
iputa in the area would pnj none
of the cost of the project. ) bond
TAI-LAHAHSKE, July 12. f/P)—
Tin* Florida Railroad Commission
ordered all. railroad com
(«d Rflesis Survey Is Tom Sebring, (Jntor Mentor today
panies nnd common ■carriers en
i Showing List Of InAsslnted By WnrrenCowell gaged in intrastate business in
246 In Last Week;
Ih Conduoiing School For Florida to put into effect such
f Carolina Report H 7 Dead
State High School Conches rates in the transportation of fer
tilizer in car loads and Icss-tuimcarload shinnnnts forjp pointy,oth
fBy A nociated Prena)
UNIVERSITY o r I I,OKI LA, er
than .Inck .oiiville- which would
ffic in 11 southern ntnle.r Gainesville, ,lol\
I —'/|»i -The remove "iiii.jii.-l discrimination” do14 persona, ami injured 241b Univeraily of Florida has f.Htnh- clnred
bv the commission to exist
’ey .'conducted by the Ah«oagainst
the latter city.
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high
Preea rcvcnlcd. The total
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rates,
tin- order states, must Projeel To Iteclaim Immense
so. with .'17 ix’taonH killed school roaches and athletes. Cours
49 Injured the week previous, e's are offered mi football, basket not lie on higher liases than those
True! In Alachua, Marion
and applied in con
lo t Included in the Udnl is the ball, track and baseball, whirl) are contemplated
Would Cos! Three Millions
strncting
rates
on
fertilizer,
caro f’ Lieut J. W. Mackenzie, iitwo-hour ones ami run for four
load
and
less
thnn-rnrlond,
from
National Guard aviator, J
.liteksonville to other iioints. The
GAIXKSV1I.I I-;. Fla., July 1,1.—
at Nashville Inst Wednes- weeks.
railroads must also report to the i/l’i Plans for ."I immense <lrninwhen his plane lieenme ignit- . Torn Kvhring, votillifid inent'ir of commission
"how and in wimt m an ««<* pcoject winch is calculated to
, when 6.000 feet in thfc air.
! the Florida "Figbtin’ liutors,” eonner they have complin! witii Ibis reclaim 250,(1(10 acres of lake,
forth Carolina led all smith- duct n the too Iball classes, while oide/,*’ which it was plated, is prairie and swamp lands in AlnStates in the number of por- Coach Itrady Cov/ell has charge of effective Aug. I.
chun and Marion counties nnd
i reported killed with a total those in basketball and baseball. |
I he Seabornd Air Line Railroad which is expect'd to cost about
" “•n. Alabenin follow closeThe courses are intended to raise w.'i-. font'll bv the commission to lie 000,000 were made public hero to
elx, while Virginia nnd the standards in coaching circles | guilty of violation of its rule call day by the local chamber of conifour each. Kvory atate re- The number enrolled is com pare-! ing for the aaalication of the sume nieree which ba- the plans under
one or more deaths from lively low ns compared to the num schedule of frelgth rates for, sub. consideration.
accidents.
ber of high schols In the state sdiaries 11s those In effect for con
It is understood that engineers
all southern statcj which have athletic couches. The trolling railrjiipls, and was imposed have
been busy for come time and
persona reported tn- school was inaugurated to train a film of $1,000. The railroad, the that holders
about 07,000 acres
for tho week. Aln- professors or teachers in high commssion charged, failed to e s t a b of land haveofagreed
to the plan
i WSS second with ;|2; Florida, schools who must meet certain re lish for the Cherlalle Harbor *
far. The drainage won Id start
I J d th 81, nrici-Virifinla and quirements nnd standards, Cup- Northern Railroad, the rates as so
mi nn iiivu just south
of Lakes
tied wills 90 -each for tnin You, the newly-appointed di-, prescriiud bv the nil".
Santa Fee and Alto near Waldo
place.
the r o m m is .in n
;t i> iu n \id
1 1,,i lei'tor of athletics for the IJni*er.
and would run through 1*1," New
tabulation of stntets follows: •ty, 1:1 commenting on the coach s o lv o f t h e 1 r e , c e n t C i i v j |.|e man ami Prairie i reek In Payne’s
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Killed Inj. ing of athletics, staled.
I'l l , c which would lie drained in
rrinia ............
.........I i Teb'pboiie Us entirely.
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‘'When athletics play such an im ' la The coni’.,e would
>rth Carolina
;i portant part in the life of every
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Oth Carolina ..... ..... 2
4 grt.wing high school boy or girl,
;j
im ift 4..................
vi llu'ie is no reason why we should
Ji not insist, on thorn' who are to
libflma................
li
:iz couch sports that they lie just as
ItolMippi
1
i:t qualified in that fitdd*as the Kiiiiltiana ........
1r. Jflitdi teal her and the malhematies
*1
kam aa ..........
:i() teaelu-r is, in their particular
2!> iield."
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Among those enrolled in thi
course this rummer nre the follow!V)t«Ii
34
21(1 Ing;
Kv» •
Mills Smith, eaptain-eleet of
Iluvul High School football squad;
Hrowurd MctMellan, star quarter
hack of llloiintidown High School
team last year who piloted his teem
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to some notable victories last fall
ita Issued through the city after a summer spent in Coach
office of Sanford for June S elling's classes; "Cadillac” Har
i,449 licenses to engage in ry, of Madison, who pluyed guard
is, the m onthly report of on tho “ F lghtln'• Gators" squad
: M anager W, 0 . Williams, last year; A. A. Merbler, l’ousurotited to the city commission lu; Marion H. Anderson, coach of
afternoon, revealed,
Newberry High; A. G. Driggers.
imblhg permits issued total- Wauchula; William Kynin, Coatesincluding ten sewer con- villo, Pa., A. H. Stephens, Wau
js . Forty-six electrical per- chula; II. C. Maddox, Clearwater;
tWere also issued. License FI. T. McClellan, Kinzie Pitts and
Ige in real estate business Everett
McFarland and Jack
sged to five men.
Homo, alt of Hlountatown.
,
WASHINGTON. July
!
Announcement*of the promotion i
of II. F. Cary, of Washington to
the post of Genernl pamengcr
agent, with haadqquqarqtcra nt
Cincinnati, was made here today
by W. II. Taylor. Paeaenger tra f
fic manager, of the Southern Rail
way System,
■New
RINES
FILLING STATION
Phone 461 -J
I11S Sanford Ave,
Sanford, Fla.
DRAINAGE PLAN
FOR 2 COUNTIES
IS MADE PUBLIC
A savings account is a “spare” which
wovides against the emergencies of
life .
Play safe and save.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
r
SANFORD, FI,A.
-W
Why? Because of
character of the
velopment. Nowht
in the territory is th<
something just like]
“Amid Majestic Pines”
i —Florida Light and PowTampa—Atiunljc Const Railway
% • P«ndit $40,000 to bring ice will build first $1,000,000 unit of
ttlon to 60 tons a day.
IH.f.OO.OOO shops.
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fa- She Walked Home From Airplane
The pronounced activity in Sanford
Grove during the past few weeks
shows the confidence displayed in
our development by the citizens
this and other communities.
Your owners
homesite here will
ways be separate
apart from the coi
petion of other pr<
erty.
The completion of the wide boulevards and streets
leading to and around Sanford Grove has accom
plished great things for this most beautiful of all
local developments.
m
w::ir
l.»;l
>»', •!
Going ahead—not standing still. Selling
ptbperty-not crying abbut business. ,
i /
GROVE, Ine.
Higgins,
B. f- MILLER, Pres.■m
rrn-*
4n alrplnna
to (ore#
18a
iJ t W
tbTand bo-
• marry
‘‘ w
F irm
I
fflonul Ilnnk Htdfr.
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.; m
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Loch Arbor has tt
distinction of beiri
one subdivision pro
erty ^vhere there ^
no slumping of pric a
SANFORD GROVE
[*• Office Issues
Licenses In June
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•then went into the ol
ask«| him to
btttof here; he’s drunk.” , T
rr. V'
c-wa
ptJFflY
}■i*t5!*»*
■r
rs
key. Hunter pulled the
..
rt, w V ~
tie, he said.
at C
. fri.,n ..
■tr‘ i tajMt him In
^ ■* \'s%
ftod “«« r’ ‘ 'ersation," he teatih;\T ■■■*
fiC ltY . J j» r
to be m
mnmu- n'1K'*■S ^ths gun away
S*C3ty SU r will wnmln JtMrfed .in Kansas city.
ot
Qlher his |J l ' f helji tho »»**> across
A of Irwin Kirkwdod, properties of the estate brine
,1
I walked over, to the
* associates
-----total j total assets of the tn ist ’H i lfo
dHon am'l• *hiB
Inn1
’’
snt
Wo end. ver
( the Star anti ita m ortilnr around ?20,000,000.
The trust
n n d s a t.ln u n ndwnt the other
He
# Times, for 111.O0O.0OQ pe» a»« empowered to invest the UN, .1 t.,r five minutes, I should
urkwood and M aociate^ income In a rt objects, but must
‘•IhmkK then walked into the ofLunc<*d In*!
ke5P the Principal* intact,
fcf the estate of William
The successful bid provided for fir
I see your game," Hunter
rNdson, founder of the the deposit p i $500,000 with the nf- said. 'I'e ’s going to ffet more
t
, far; $2,000,000 oir transfer of tin.
1
bids were considered b y ' prdpoytles, and $8,600,000 at 5 n,-r f l ' T T i i ? ”• h"
#s. Terms o rth o offers cent Interest, payable not less than i j « t i f T O 1"
the unsuccessful blddors $675,000 a year in quarterly p,iV
Threatened Officer
made ,---public, several^ of, ments.
1 ■:made
kill
v
’,
n
?hf,Utt‘d'
«oir,Kofr
to
startedTm
backing
Litive purchasers having
The unsuccessful bidders were kill >,,1,. ' ht,|Ht.
that secrecy bo main- Frank E. Gannett, New York o the curb. I called to him to drop
|th respect to their, pro- State publisher; Luke Lea. Pub
"I- I would shoot. T didn’t
rsfr. Kirkwood is tho son- Usher, of Nashville, Term ■ it V. w“ 't ‘P'JK afUT that until I shot.”
Colonel Nelson, and the Jones, owner of the Minneapolis • JlitJilim in Martin has an excelheads had worked for Joilrnal; Clyde M. Reed,
lent r^jniUition, according to Chief
Mr. Nelson.
chairman of the Kansas P ui,i „ !'f
, 1 ?hee
,
- Williams.
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Koy
“He „„„
has
(jo To Trust Fund
Utilities commission; F. <;. r ,,,,.
the force for four months,
0( the sale will go into fils, publisher of the Denver P<,m . ' , h,,‘" w ,lhamR said. “ He was a
jnd esUbllshed 'b y the and W alter S. Dickey, owner ami I
sheriff in South Dakota.
|| for the purchase of a editor of the Kansas City Journal
'' ,,a? W«»» lin officer for 20
*orit* and reproduc- Post.
years.
"He was a deputy sheriff nfter
_ ,T
_
- - coming to Sanford two years ago.
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o f
IKETS
VICTIM SAIF) TO
d o n ...
■toted
rA.Y'
at Brookl;
On
DOVER. N. S
«Lr ■
ine Marines *
(Continued Froc
fenta Red Cr
the explosion snuffed
48-houe strei
liv.’es,"
tlort about I
said.
'iHg arsenal.
naked
Solona1Want Depot* Rcritoved • death during a n|l
UTder to penoti
anarch for thiti
btiddies.”
7■■lO f c ? #
depots be placed In auch rami
placea that civilian Ule eapnot
“Our buddies.
J,one post
duty with them here-W o cou r a n t
endangered, their views and i '
efforts of state and county . . leave them in then» all alone,”
> .
ficials to compel thfe removal d said one.
powder plants are viewed wit!
"I had three hpddies In there.
, £ B-vmPBthy by th« Inhabitant! Id like to hnv« seen anyone keep
Dover and the country a boil t. y e o u t.’ another remarked. “We
The Rotary d u b of Dover an
‘tn **? “way from them
nounces it has confidence in the when they were caught in th a ex
government and Its manaffemeiit. plosion. \ \ L. were ordered back,
of such depots.
**■
-F.- “ but we snoaked away from the
officers. Told them; wo were goPicket lines in the devastated ‘ l? to tret a drihk and crawled
area have ben strengthened to through the woods over the hill
keep out of the danger rone, snd down into the,, burning . sec
cur osity seekers, and villager, tion around the arsenal. Shells
seek iw to return to thdr shafc- popping ail around. When we
tered homes before -the authorities aargged th« bodies out we could
regard It safe. There Have been
11 » • »
sonje reports of looting. ’ Thieve! terriblet’^n Z<l ano*
wure said to have ripped the gold
and sivlor insignas from ani/ornis
Two More 1todlee Identified *
found in officers’ house^i i
.
The Red Cross is arranging aid
i nti olman Martiti was not to
i blame. I have been here four
I imirs, and this is the first time
.rard nmvement, which
that anything like this has hap
pened."
funder way with few in
fer about eight weeks,
Patrolman Martin was visibly ef
Continued from page one.
Ignns of tiring, due to a
fect* d by the trugedy.
disposition of profession was away for a while and when T
HunU-r came to ' Sanford one
al convert paper pro- came back 1 saw the man got the year ago and entered ih o employ
[■nsh under the cover of gun out of the shirt. I heard the ment of W. I. Hoyd, plaster confin specialtina, which are man say, ‘I’m going to step hack tractoT. “He was a steady work
|up for individual reasons, and shoot you/ He got hack to er,” Boyd told u Herald represen
ll summer stiffening ten- the edge of the curb and aimed his tative today. “ Ho was a fine, clean
Jine money rates, which gdn. Mr. Martin asked him to chap, lie has worked for me since
ke apparent a tittle eur- drop his gun and he wouldn’t dn it. coming to Suiiford, 1 think he has
“ Mr. Martin shot first at his missed only four days out of the
| usual this year, and the
Vrctiso in brokers, loans logs, and then a second time. Tho lust eight months.
"1 never knew him to be under
by tin' New York Federal tiecond bullet bit him jo the stom
auk ni » are believed to ach. lie fell over o i l his stomach the influence of liquor but once
and Mr. Martin put bis foot no bj^ Ami you wouldn’t know then he
iKiict'd i.ie ilt selling,
and look tho gun nwnv from was under the influence of liquor
jwrakm o# some of the wrist
I never knew lie was tho kind of
him."
‘ .
in the face of recordman that wuh described this morn
Ih
reply
to
a
question
as
to
what
[gasol.... eousumption is
in g ”
I to tin- discovery and tie3 Hunter is alleged to have said to
A. L. Magwood, a fellow workei.
of new oil fields, with him. Hanks snid that Hunter told s£id be left him a t his boarding
seco of over production of him ho had got tho gun for “one bouse, 716 West First Street, about
lind a disorganization of mane,” but he ,did not reveal the (>:.’{() o’clock, yesterday afternoon,
let for i-ni.Ie aiftl refined name.
uhd Unit lie was not drinking then,
"Could the nmn have lo-en sub 'they wore planning to go out on
Mentors and
Case dued without Blmoting him," one of a* new job tills morning.
k-Macliiue touched their the jurors asked the witness.
A recent letter from his fnthor,
(rices in history on gains “No,” was tho reply.
at Rising Star, was found in H unt
II points each,
The second. witness, Mr. Ilrudy, e r’s pocket. Also a check for $11,
eign exchange m arket aaid he went to the garage between and a one dollar bill.
a stroou' undertone, pre- 2 and 3 o'clock he snid. , lie saw
The members .of the coroner’s
I in reflection of Finance IlunU-r with the hottli- and gun. h o . jury were W. E. Wutsiin, foreninu,
ICaillaux's success in ob- testified. J told him,” tho w it-1J.niea A. Cunningham. W. E. Wulsatisfnelory revision of ncss Hatd, The host thing yon can thnll, J M. Fox, It. it. Whiddon
be- llritisli war debt ugreo- do with th a t gun is to give to that an(j Hodgson Ball. .
young man and let him keep it for j
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you. lie put it luu-k in his
MlNVU.LK, July 18.— (/PI
Mr. Brady said ho got in his car
Idas end quotations on the and wont to the Boll Cafe, where
filk market today, ns ro- ho had liven about 10 in unites
the Fleiida State Murk- when he heard two shots tired in
reau; Supplies of ail min succession.
^bd-elis vegetables light; dc“ Do'you hi lieve if anyono would
lw: iiiarki't uusettlad;
have molested him," a juror asked, rtfmjcretl to the fench^^wefl
Tg-lni>liel bampera, $1.25 “ho could huvu’ started using that exiled to Reunion Island, in tho
gun
Indian Ocean, under the terms of
JH-bushel hampers, fancy
“ 1 wouldn't have molested him,” the Franco-Spunish Moroccan ac
|0U.
tho witness replied.
cord, signed here today.
K'S, f,- fancy count, $2.ON
Didn't Shoot to Kill.”
The accord wns signed* by Pre
Policeman Martin was the last mier Primo de Riveru of Spain und
fit's, fis Smiee count, $1.50 witness. “ I didn’t shoot to kill Prem ier Briand of France, in the
him,” tho policeman said in ii low presence of foreign office members
voicco a fter he had detailed his and officers of ivern’s suite.
fOHK, July FI—(/P)—Cot- conversation with slain man at tho
‘ r - ‘—--------------------- ------------T--------jres opened firm ; Oct, filling station. “I shot atj his legs,
be, l*i.H4; l>*t. J6.80; Jan. and missed him the first tim e,” ho
I; March. 7fiM Bid.
paid. “I fire the second one a lit
tlo higher and it entered his stom
(OKLFANS July 13.—(/P) ach.
DAI)R CITY. Fla., July IT—
I futures' Vijioned steady;
“ Ho foil face forward with Ids
ttH; Oet, 111.85; Dec. 10.86; hands out. I didn’t think he wns (fl’i— The Bank of Dade City fail
so badly hurt a t first. I placed my ed to open its door this morning
bid; .March, tO.UU bid.
id a notice posted on its doors
foot on his wrist, and then reached
uted thut the directors had de
to get tho revolver from him.
, STKhlCT OPENING
cided to dose the institution us the
YORK, July ^ . —(/Pi pushed it uwny from his hand. He
p s displayed a strong pn- then rolled over. I culled to Banks cash reserves were lielow the legal
It tho opening of today’s to come and see what hud happen acquirement*.
flowed indications of hav- ed. 1 wanted him to suo the way
Tho bank was -considered sol
V«1 strong buying support ho laid. I then went to the phone vent. The action was taken bv the
U. Oils, wliieh were the nrvd called Sergeant MnrShatl, nhd dirt ■ctors last night following n
Pb yesterday, were still usked him to call Chief Williams. run yes tor day.
Ittough Union Oil of Cail- Whon Marshall arrived, he wan
jned 2 k.1pojnts higher at drawing his last breath."
The filling station manager cull
r 192(1 fifgh, and Atinntic
|tnoveil up a point. U. S. ed Dr. T. W. Langley, city physi
pon opened % higher at cian, but H unter was dead when
ho arrived.
Tho putrolomun described the Htm. Erl. W althall, !»«' Kissimmoo Conn- various incidents leading up to the c?() Seminole Hudson-Essex Co.,
pans <xtensivo improve- shooting in detail. When he came Tatifonl, Fin,
up to the filling station, Bunluj )ear Ed:
Please note that I spelled tho
walked up to him and spoke, but
•ecund
word in the caption of this
in
such
a
low
voice
that_
he
didn
t
pjty Work started, on
understand him, he testified. Mnr- Idtter “sense’’ and not "scents.”
!apartment house.
What a whale of a difference a
few letters make in the tunse, Fntimnly speaking.
Mopt people have foot scents,
but not every one hns foot sense.
: , Now. the party I am writing
Jrou about was one who wus aimn
dantly gifted with the funner, bub
Ml
Who was woefully lacking in the
tatter.
She was ono of these high yaliety buds, with bobbed hair
everything. As it was on n
day in June, shu wuii very
i'high."
’ She limped into n *hoe store
Ah a pair of high heel shoes
th a t certainly cramped her style,
M well ns her (out. Slio usked for
ly-i
S’ pair of shoei'
'W hat size, please?” the elork
I;
ed.
About a seben," sh& answered,
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'ho jelerk looked at her foot. It
I
!
looked about the size of ono of
these subdivision lots, so he went
to the shelf and took down a pair
■[
of eights.
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By platting her toes and foldl|
ftig them back under her foot and
U-'>;
I
subjecting ber foot to sorpe ex
tremely high prsiuuro, with t&a
aid of two shoe horns and a bo*
o f talcum powder, he managed to
squeeze her .foot ihto the shoe, v“How doe* that fee) T” ho ask*
Weber,
Marine
Clevc
More State Land Is
Disposed
By
Board
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TAB1AHASSEE. Ftaq July 13.
“-(/P)— Trustees of the Internal
Improvement Fund, today sold 273.24 acres of state land at $100 per
The land Is in Fai^t Beach,
Pinellas, Indian River and Lee
counties. ),
a
The Gtilf Stream Realty Com
pany of West Palm Beach bought
\5-21 acres in Palm Beach county;
A. J. Moore, St. Petersburg, 1.70
Mires, .Pinellas; Mrs. G .’B. Scott,
St. Petersburg, 1.30 acres, Pinel
las; the Vero Beach-Detrolt Cor
poration, 262.77 acres, Indian Riv
er and R. A. Hendersoh, - port
Myers, 2.20 acres, Leo county.
Orlando—10,000 carloads citrus
fruit, will be Florida'a « o p , this
year,
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IdenUfleii]i?.KKV
13.—-(A^—
Large—Heavy paving and street
____
’ * ot two m ow bodies lighting program hero, well Under
h a v e h a d gun
i
/
ii
Count.
Firstdohrt Improve
: •
rh rs t.
■’
Th
First Street due
be ini
city money was
answsi
lyor Lake to the
lad'no
effect that Sanford had
no mi
moneys
to make the Improvement. .“We
get all our money from the taxpayera,” he said, “We do not levy
tax for such work. We make up
SARGENT.
our budget, and it is for our run
; I v a s h i n *.
ning expenses onlv.
AU comm uni
“No Hard Tims In Sanford'*
“I maintain that w&have no hard
times. I t is a condition of the estate/..
mind.
“Now is the tlnie to go ahead Attomej
with this work. It will be ap eye
sore until that street is fixed. * It
will have to be done by assessing only one-half of
the property owners. There Is no able.
appropriation for street improve
CIGAR MAGNA1
ments.’*
KEY WEST. Fla., as
City Engineer Williams in de
scribing the tentative plans for — Fernando IL Gato,,
improving First Street bald that member of ths .G sto.r
an asphalt wearing surface would pany of Key West ar
be laid over the too of the brick in his office here
pavement. Storm sewers would heart disease.
%
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S B ts ^ r .
g a a a ia ia m iu itfi^ ^
ON POLICEMAN
7 M
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m
ik
s
ver
want,
price you
pay, is in one
of the stores in Sanford.
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“I ain’t worhtihjt none about
xow it f e e lin g
after la, W . ,
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plied “»»* 44 ell
it
The quality is there,, and the
price is right.
Dade City Bank la
Closed This Morning
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Indian Ocean Island
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Avenues
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-.'..X- if/*:
ftayg B fe
A t Brisbane S eM ^lt
4?:
*«>“ E U rtrid ta m ^ jt;
T k i f h e failure o f t h d City C o n tu s io n and r i t e M
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Two
Divorces, N o jw e o T .
' payerir.
g et together At t^ lc o n fe r e n c e held y ffterd a y
For Bwfrel Chslr E i w U .
afternoon U regrettable In that: It marks the fira tserio u a
Coming, 1*5 *
irttfrroption of Sanford's steady and consistent civic ex
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE j
p a n sio n
mt a time .when this city is at
( c « t r r i i n isse. Qy,Stoa.Oo>ty;
tracting widespread
attention
because o f aggresive
IN THIS industrial nge< an an
muhicipal development program, a cessation of civic ipn- nouncement by the engfitMting
provements cannot fail 10 have Its bad effects, and legions of foundation that iron M y j t o pro
I • ,v*:’ anti-Jlorlda propagandists will ileze, upon it as further duced from ore by electricity is ten
tow
th ounoml times more im portant
proof of Florida's collapse.
.,• *
than any news about art, literature
a s r .«
Ignoring whatever effects th e m atter may have on outside or politics*
J.
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interasts and prospective settlors, th e situation narrow* down' Melting ore and making,, iron
with fire may toon be. part pf the
to a purely focal basts and one inescapable fact remains, the ■primitive
care not
px*t, if engln
«• «t •nttnamm.ntr
n i n ^ v i l l •*♦ streets in the downtown diatrict MUST be widened. There'
V*r sfvartuing m ay be arguments a plenty concerning the advisability; of m iron produced electrical
repaving. First Street, and there may be logical objections bo lets subject to TO *
would prevent
to paving the widened streets with asphalt, hut. ho sensible alone
20,000,000 -tons of steal
®
*
r. dlspstch** man or woman in Sanford can rightfully JmW that it is to waste through correal
not necessary to widen Oak, Park, M agnolia'and other ave
•fjyh ■ i ■ ■
THE PACIFIC Co:■aat. l,irttcrestnues bearing the flood of the downtown traffic.,; Arid no
more coal
In this news
person familiar with local conditions can refu te the ad od
mines or coal Im'iling wyjrtnulry' In
,,G/QI£1
visability of completing this work before th e fall rush steel plants.
That
moun
■r*B(i Plication of special
tain of iron near Mexico City, or
catches
the
city
unprepared
to
safely
accomodate
the
vol
tf
hTr.lti
Mf
also
r.s.ryto.
■r ■••*V
cheap, high grade iron; ore, brought
ume of cars form ing the annual Florida h e g i r a . u
UBRALD
through the cnna! from Cuba, and
iday
; ju l tPLATFORM
i3. IwT*
^ r r wtrt.tr route to Jack- 1 Undoubtedly the plan for the early beginning of the combined with abundant; cheap
paving program in the downtown section w« 8/t;hwarted by electric power of the coast, would
wrtrit
•a s&
i^
-f
c
m
those
who dislike the expense entailed by the fepaving of compote advnntngeoUily w i t h
Pittsburgh ind Gary. *H im ratal.
First Street. In fact nearly all tlfio criticism of the pro
W i f white. Wa*." '
STEEL MEN knnw P r .hofrlnI, tonal* marts. gram centered on First Street, and no objections were heard dustry is still primitive-.
*■*«*
They
relative to the widening of the other streets included in the urc not as self-satisfied as B ritish-,
balMlng pro*
rrs at a convention of steal men, ■
hotels, apart- plans. Bui because of the censure of one component part who voted t" erase from their re'.-- |
of the program, the commissioners indefinitely postponed ords n terinin proposition, that
,. street ’ paring the entie proposition.
they might not In? made pnrty to I
rtoj*/ •*
Too much stress has oeen luid on the ropnivmg while a proposition t» make steed by the ]
traction i f b o u l e v a r d
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Si n - t r i p . t ;
.
t o
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First National
Sanford
w
.
Kelvlnator is not 11
m ent, but 1b tried a
Tens o f thousands i
users.
,
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a
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Kelvlnator |»lj
), *
McLantler
m
SHUCKS/
f fla o a irw fjfc *
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FlSRrt'UP ***
AP«0*C*»CKS
P lu n a h ln ^ — I I,
m
On* t'Otlaf, ;
A ll eMlnuiti", rh,
i
-
f iirni. 1,,.,1
lor, w. jut. st.
.
NOW 0P1
Standard Ba
Shop
la b * Monroe.
besutlflea-
entirely too iittie thought has been given to the principal 1^E^rVri'i-iVy’nwiC <lo for steel p ro- !
requirement, which is widening.
Auction more than was done by
fan of school system
Widen Jthese avenues first. Then, decide on the that Bessemer |>mcea8.
provision fur Increased type of 'paving. Numerous objections to the plan of
JUDGE BROTHERS, of Chica
tttka._______________f
<• :
the commissioners arose because the plans called for as- go, any* no man should be allowed
S fe i^ ------ ■"*■
FOIt today !phalt to be laid in the, place of the present brick. Probably more ilmn two divorces. The J lrs t
might excuse, the second
(i^GOD’R APTS—"You/ forming their aversion for asphalt after riding over the you
proves u man u>ifit-to select A life
: sqen all the great acts of!deplorable puving on East First Street and the recently mate.
:
«» *K ®°u t | paved Geneva Avenue, objectors remained obdurate to the The divorce seeker will object
that in our other national game a
_.‘L,
requests of the city governing body.
ijR^On on Thou ndno eye«.
tYfen:
man is not out until he has had
The conference yesterday failed miserably without a com three strikes. Also, the good pro
th a t I may behold wmiil♦otltr qf Thy law.
promise of any description being affected. But the ques verb says, "If at first you don’t
DOES IG N O R A N C E INCREASE?
io_____
MEMPHIS COMMKiU IAl.-APPEAL
tion of street widening is too vital to long lay dormant, succeed, try, try agnin.” Either
you believe that marriages arc
. MISS CURIOUS
and before many days have passed the m atter will come up made in Heaven, and no divorce
Nich(d:i< M urray Butler, presi- | eence is higher, but that the level
--■Ciirioii*, Littlo Mian again, and when it does The Ileruld hopes that plans per can be lejfal. "r you admit that
of individual rttninnient is lower.
li.-',
marriage im like other human en dent of Columbia, is quoted by
-What'a That and Little mitting the widening of the avenues will be agreed upon, terprises, full of imperfections, Prof. T.-i^-j in who passes on themes | Education s*'d the knowledge of
and the, program completed before the opening of the tour
how to read and write is more
Why
with the right of each to keep on of students as well ns those of >widespread, certuinlv, than a t any
Tell Me and Littlo Minn ist season.
trying while he lives.
Sing Sing convicts, as believing ■jjme j„ f|jL, world’s history;. In the
ow,
that the tide of boneless ignorance H(ri|jj^tcs of "copies to emancipate
If
this
work
is
dependent
on
n
new
First
Street
grade,
pouid nettle your problemn
HENRY AND E(Ih»1 Ford's now is higher than it has been lor HUl tb cm sc Ives, such sis th a t of the
‘ fbt now,
the city could, without a great deal of expense, tear up flying
machine, built in their new years. As u bsire assertion, un- ; Russians, only brute force is reverfor the annweri. They’ll First Street and relay the old bricks. Whatever plan is de factory,
will be ready In August, qunllfied by whatever else. ‘ ™‘- ed and intellectual attainm ent is
f In thalr turn
cided upon, there can be but one conclusion and that is the and represents n long Rtop in avia Butler may nave said a t the time rt,K„|<|t,<t witli suspicion. For pooij* .of the thlnga you must
tion. Their plane, with three en he made this startling decleration., pj,. who have only their .physical
downtown streets MUST be widened.
grow up to learn.
DH of city
Sf&
>rofT»ip.
¥
112 Park An
I), B; Hudfj
A
^
*
At
Associate*
Loneyy IMeMali*
F. VA»!W'1
V hhd ot*
1
Necessary Activity
s
gines of (100 horsepower, will be it has no more foundation than •» | atrrngth to maintain their supremT he transaction of banking business is a tied]
as nenrly danger proof as ia pos- he had assorted th at all men are l,u.y (jnr(. not trust those whose edusary activity und w ise is the firm or Individ
nilile now.
bad or that all men aro good..
'cation and intellects enable them to
who selects as a depositary the Seminole Coo
With
one
of
these
three
engines
If illiteracy is meant, the state- ' assert manifest superiority when
know all -of this and
"dead," the plane can continue its menl is utterly without foundation. I superiority is exactly what they
Bank which can alw ays be depended upon
If two engines atop, But it unthjnknble th at a man of hnve just overcome. This Is unAfter thirteen years of consecutive service, on the Sem Journey.
to'ra naughty God neen
safety and helpful service.
which would happen rarely, the l>r. Muller’s wido views should derste ndnlde. But the general
inole county fidard of Commissioners, C. \V. Entzminger, pilot could still travel twenty to
have meant th at illiteracy is worse level of. ignorance has not risen.
yBe let little children veteran Longwood member, today retires, leaving a
thirty miles, depending on his nl- llmil it wus :uH> voars U(ro. Three Wlmt scents to lie the .PJItJiff.1'
It .
, •
..
titnde,
hi
search
of
a
safe
landing
hundred years i go was KI20, ten phenomenon is th at physical and
lib angel* Who bruhgnt record °f accomplishment enviable and almost without par
place.
,
- Me to iyou
material nrogrtyyt.lias fur outstrip
allel i til is
lrnunti'
iv .
■(
*>■ **
• —
a* —
uii Mi**ij if *i A'vUJ 1 ,HiiiW(, aft:;'1!- fhK
socare.
I
tie
one
of
feudflTIpnt
«
:i
ped
every other form of advance.'
tg^na^a cute little j^lrl hnby,
A piiointoi
lin* first board' uf” 4-isWnifss totters nftrticil In
EACH PLANE will carry eight scarcely done. The only peop!. Then, loo, materially we are so
administer tho affair* of this county following its rrontion -.wit t*I «hairs for passengers, and who knew how to write and ri-ad much richer limn any preceding
;. m, ••
Hit ntokea the whinkem come out in lfJUl, Mr. Entzmingor has served fully and eonseieiili- illic orw Ford plane should make were the gentry, the noblemen, gem ration that ease tuid comfort
an ideal carrier for about eight only some of them, nnd the clergy. denied to previous intellectuals are
o» yotir cbin 7
(Hisly, subordinating personal and factional interests to the of
our swivel chair airplnne a u Common schools were unknown now available' and fur intellectual i
teeth nho taken nut
general good of the community, fighting relentlessly for thorities that have held hack avia There
fata in,
was no eenerul system of i growth nothing is so congenial as |
He get 'them, nnd why the things that he believed to be right, opposing no less tion in this countrv.
cducetion. The wages of a work [ plain living and thinking. But, i
STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROG RESS
the need
man varied between 20 cents nnd | in the United sta te s, one who sets ,
vigorously the things that he believed to be wrong.
.1. L, GARVIN, in the London
kntrer nho nils down to
about plain living and high Uuiltllik has been no empty, no vainglorious tenure of office. Olnerver, say* Henry Ford kilted I possibly 10 cents a day. '
Yet an age like lhis, barely past I ng i* discovered bv some reporter j
Action
has
characterized
his
long
term
of
service,
and
in
the
Karl
Marx
theories
whim
he
Tongue, I can't
the so-called dark ages, produc oi publicity hound, und he is cither i
every m atter affecting the welfare ?*f the county his voice (Ford) established five dollar* a ed
u Shakespeare- n Ben John placed in nn asylum or so photo- !
Marx
ti problems which trouble has been heard ohumpiouing, with rare discernment, mat day ns a minimum wage,
son, a Marlowe, a Spencer—In fact graphed and written about so much
built
up
his
theories
from
deep
p brain.
thinking are destroyed.
ters beneficial. No detail was too small to receive bis full hooks in the British museum. Ford the m asters of mir grnftdVtat of all high
j
c- j
Unless we arc poorer and wo
languages*.
There
were
then
Curious, Little Minn consideration, and,no problem too formidable for him to built his plan in a factory, study moro men of suiu rlativo a tta in have mono leisure, our individual
ing men.
tackle.
vrnmplishmcnt in the arts, in
FIVE DOLLARH a day that you m ent then now, if we can assume music and in literature must be
-What’a That, and Little
th
a
t
ours
is
the\vision
to
judge
of
And
if
any
one
commendable
trail
could
be
said
to
stand
One of the bent farm values in Seminole Co
really get. or six dollars, the pres
PWby,
poor compared with the efforts of; „
greatness for posterity.
containing R5 acres celery land lVj North Oviedo,'
Ith your questions and uppermost in his record of service, this characteristic is ent Ford minimum, -is Ix-lter than
those
who
like
W
aller
Pater,
spoilt)
R
But 300 years ls'fore th a t Miclmaeres of this land is now being cleared and in *8
widoopon eye#,
, loyalty, n quality which is reflected even in his resignation, any theory Idling how to get tho
years polishing nnd pruning *
langolo, Petrarch and Dnnto had Ion
fifteen day;i will Ik? reudy for the plow. The ret*
Is nnr beat, though I’n} not v ^ J which.was .tendered because failing health ami an enforced $5 or $tt day by and by.
ami
rew
riting
until
his
work
lack
ing acreage is platted into 10 acre tracts. Loading i
But no real problem is solved by produced masterpieces that none of
little
of
perfections,
or
"
L
.
Mi ( h?lion adjoins property. Priced considerably bclowH
•von 1 wonder, aa onward I go absence from the County prevented him from "giving his a $0 wage. That is only one step the men 300 year* ago could rival, 11
% n '° i
te -‘ <’r„Jjvcn^ r,
market, 1
toward decent living, and $<l is far save only Shakespeare, anti the
am puialad by things F am too best to the people.V ,
level qf knowledge in Dante’s time
a " P ie tn " oM w indne
young to know. Trr
So with consideration for the best interests of the com from enough.
was far lower even than it was in '
f Vho SGG .e l
■C(Ut :
EDGAR A GUEST.
Shakespeare’*
’K ,,r
nlstinc-ehnpel. It is not
munity, Mr. Entzminger offered his resignation, which will
IT
SOUNDS
like
anarchy,
Bol
r>v
I
, , ",e intelligence of (he crowd that
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'
311 First National Hank Bldg.
Triephana!
permit his successor, Frank Evans, to fill his place before shevism nnd blasphemy to my it,
Whnt seems to be the tru th is b:,s fallen. It is the performance
ftWh»t happened to Joneat" Ask the official expiration of his term in January.
but ns general American prosper th a t the general level of intelli- l,.f the intelligent.
!
SANFORD, FL O R ID A -----I Atlantluns, they’ll tell you.
has increased, since wages were
Rent E state
’ -"Inst
In retiring from service on the board, Mr. Entzminger ity
raised from $1 to $5, no it would
takes with him the knowledge of n duty well done, a public Improve in proportion if they wore
fthday Is the thirteenth, but on*
I thing about it it that it didn’t service rendered to the satisfaction of everyone, *lc goes raised, ns they will be in time, from
LAKELAND ST A U-TELEGRAM .
to a well deserved rest, and Seminole county loses one of its 95 to $25 a day.
> n Friday.
Years hence $125 for a five-day
Em?
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most valued servants.
weeks will not seem strange.
Almost everybody i* rendy to
1. Love vour work. Then you
iliw: "Changes Her Mind On
But wnges do not settle every agree that idleness is the source will find pleasure In mastering
i,of Wedding," And
110
thing.
Men want the incentive of of endless mischief nnd thnt to hr
NOTES
FROM
J.
E.
INGRAHAM
’S
T
R
IP
o. Be exact. .Slipshod method*
,, JW* been told on many occarfbeing in business for themselves, truly hnppy, one must keep rea bring
slipshod results.
eoartltut.es u woman’s prlvTHROUGH FLORIDA EVERGLADES
the excitement of making more sunably
busy.
Charles
M.
(I.1 Have thp Spirit of conquest,
when they do better work. They Schwab gives ten general ' rule* thus you can successfully battle I
aft - i*
EdIt dr's Note:--Tho original mute free from hiuv grass. Saw want freedom from monotony, and making
for success in life that
hat Ben Cantwell record of the first while expedi grass impossible to get boats they want variety in occupation. cover the situation thoroughly. and overcome difficulties.
7. Cultivate ’personality. Perthrough
without
too
heavy
work,
nd aa the Tampa tion to cross tho Everglades in
Indeed they aro well worth pri- sonality is to a man whnt perfume I
You nre invited to come to th e New
or by abandoning boats. Backing
,t, that’s a fact
FORD
KNOWS
it,
and
plans
at
serving and even memorising, he is to tho flower.
i
e league Cant- 18112 was secured by Thu Herald supplies on men’s buck* found im least variety.
He want* farmers
Radio Shop any evening and listen to music <
applicable to those Just star!
8. ' Help and share with other*.
V
through the courtesy of Frank R. practicable on account of bogging. to do factory work in winter, tak ing
V lag out in life ns well as those The real test of business lies in
atf
ui
Forster and will he publ.shed in Island No. 25 Is u white heron ing the work to them hIho he plans now in the thick of the battle f<)t giving opportunity to others.
talks from different parts o f the country.
rookery.
i Ik not difficult to understand serial form daily in this paper.
to cut their agricultural year to n existence. Hero they are.
0. Bo democratic. Unless you
“apse on the part of tho printer
"Island frequent-—front 12 to 20 few weeks of actual work, with
1. Wqrk hard. Hard work u feel rig h t towards vour fellowRadio sets installed, adjusted, and repaiflj
.in setting up, an Item about
the
help
of
machinery.
visible
at
all
times-some
.over
2
tho best investment n mnn can men you can never be a successful
March 211,
made It read "the Crook
acres.
Islands
seem
to
be
formed
make.
Aerials
erected,
'
.4
leader
of
men.
Broke cvnh at (1:30 a. m.
All
(l.'V-Serttla Times, •
IT WOULD make conservative
2. Study hard. Knowledge en
well. Arrived at Island No, 2.'l, at by accumulation of vegetable do- cnpitnl
10.
In
all
things
do
vour
best.
shudder if it could foresee ables a mnn to work more intelli
0:30 if. m. after very hard day, tritus .and art? extraordinarily rich.
The man who has done his best
ECT o r UBAT.
No evidence of frost having over the sixe of wages in the future and no ntly nnd effectively.
wadlnf
Sand
one
half
miles
In
saw
has
everything. The man who
ime man,
*been felt here.
the luxury of the average man.
3. Have Initiative. Ruts often has done less than his best has
gruKA.
Burned
ull
we
could
ad “Hno,"
(N. B. Frog jumped in Syd’s The man above the average will, deepen into groves.
done nothing.
ahead. Very rich soil. Abandoned
fu l^ r l,
of course, get moro in proportion.
N. Dark Ave.
boats temporarily for the night plate of rice today).
mine/'
"Hard rock bottom underlies the
and' took 'only' ford to the Island.
OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M*
whole Everglade* so far, being
THE GOVERNMENT arsenal at
winning, tium-a-Umbo trees grow luxuriant under the surface from 3 inches to l^ike (Denmark, in New Jersey was
T
R
U
T
H
FU
L
H
ISTO
RY
ng 6n the ly-4n all those-Islands. They aro 4 and (1 feet.’’
i‘ Bnt
destroyed with disastrous loss of
NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE
about two faetiout-of water.
life, and tho fact that lightning
"March ^
t .. ./.•
Turkish dehool children are in Washington and hie cherry tree,
caused the explosions is taken as
Men
. with a potter "Want back after boats.
sufficient explanation of the dis for a dull time if the Turkish Of Barbara Frietchie and the flag
|U*
StfVllt M
ISV V
H
got them
into
camp
at 12:30 after
aster.
But in it sufficient? What
|vs **?..■
There uro honest men in thl# experts has the government ru- Board of Education carries out ita a t Frederick, of Pershing’s "Lafa
'2 and on* half miles
wading >2
world.
In
Middletown,
N.
Y.
~
•aw
grass.
Got
of Parfs gays when through d d rty
ceptly employed to deal with the avowed intention. Faces! with the yette, We are here"? Tnko out of
out for next island, prohibition ngont wont bunkrup! lightning danger that kills no alternative of/penny plain or two* English.history the legend of King
l ted
skirts diaitar and put <
tM lr 2 and one Half miles ea st Camped
many, menacing every urnenal,
The bee is awfully busy, Pao- powder plant and all tank in the penny colored facts and dates ver Alfred and the burnt cakes, of
on Island Afr, 24* Vary rich soil,
sus, tho romantic and picturesque, CAM)U and hie throne on the HenRock ptodefnoath from two to six plu admire him. Yet very faw country 7
ivjHrA r i $ t t
the educational authorities in shore, and tho thousand and one
ople care to associate with the
feet,
Watov rdMFpr, waist deep,
e.
"March 28,’
' '
-LIGHTNING 18 electricity from Turkey hayo decided that historical storlto and anecdotes of kings and
“Went-on
to
?bland
'No.
'
25.
the, upper atmosphere, on its way text books Intended for use In the prlneer and courtiers down to tho
£
Reached camp No. It 3:30 p. m
In Paris the women ah
to enter’ the earth.
It in not a Tiirkiah schools muat to free from
vy wading •m tt a statuu to the chof
njy one ml la today f teavy
ouspower used by divine all falsehoods, all stories, all al preadnt'Prli^e of Wales, and what
L
.gm
a
.............hrough an«v
Had t(tabbed a man for criticising
remains t
. A mere skeleton of
lance to punish, as once was
on .'tons
tt, also dinner.
legories. V y h e new generation of named,'dates, facts.
to'trow
fit.
It Ispower running
No longer
its
Georgia
aa* boat. .
I is so
!*■>
Turks raqat/they contend, laarn the would the reading of history to the
; Extra
canvas
Whan
In London, a man left $760,<
tnklin aui tied a wny to truth
...
.
... fascinating occupation which
toolsi coo
utemili, to ett orphan’s home, which ia
It w its; ijlghtnlng rods,
a
u
d
ra
thing
as
a
Soil nearMt. you can come to Uhl
dOf^-«
For the anto ( o f ; %
tany bai
houses were
yoU1*#/ Turkish scholars Wfl hop4
i
in
the
old
yD^ . 1 W ? - w,th y2u<
I
t
*atlc effort
’ ey’s Hoard of Ed*
i i i i i i a i i m yA(M
i d u b wam an^cU
4tHant seientand put b#
married 45
Qt
ct the do—
itodt
a new
to »
HOWat
IF,
nation Box, flooring
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C. W. Entzminger Resigns
Jjfiminolu (foimfyTJa]
Sanford, Fla.
T
.
„ Homes, Lots, Farms, Acreage
.
For Quick Sale, We Offet*
COLCI.OUGH REALTY COMPA1
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SOCIETY
aired Attorney
s A Case Before
Supreme Court
Social
ABET
BSEE, July 13.—UP)
r* . . “avanoem ont. in the I-onilon * social whirl 'this season
irs of the world reached new has been the elaborate lighting
of Florida today. A hob- schemes Initiated by American soattorney argued a case he- cifiy leaders and since copied, by
their British sisters.
-th e‘state'S uprem e court.
The method is much like th at
£.„WUs Miss . Effin
Itionii. she represent- obtaining in the principal theatres,
eR*e In the case of the Irom concealed huitiH without di
. ‘: v * T.* E„' Fuller. Thu lat- rect lights,
teX'*»*'sent«Ticed to llfe-lmprison,,PAINS,
.
; (A‘)—The manner In
m etit Uist December for the shootAt Miami of Homer Burdick. which ladies of the Russian court
Isa Knowles' a native of key have fitted themselves into the life
W est, was admitted "to the Florida of (‘omtnerrc in Pnrin is ti m atter
of much comment in the French
(bar last March.
press.
The argum ent, delivered before
The Grand Duchess Marie went
Division **A” of the court, com
posed ot Chief Justice Armstead to work as nny ordinary woman in
"Town and Judges W. H. Ellis and a r reach embroidery house to
L., W. Strum , marked the first learn hut- chosen profession, and
tim e in the history of FFlorida now employs dozens of her com
court proceeding* that n woman patriot* in her own place,
had appeared bSforeThe” supreme
m
bench, according to Justice J It I
iL ^L „ ue bookkeeper*
iH,)0 enRk nPrincess
•" the
W hitfield ’'denn" of (he court.
bookkeeper* Princess
Troubetnkoi is the general man
ager nf the cutting room, jind Mile.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wnnlu Annienkoff has charge of fittings.
of W est Palm Beach arrived ip
Sanford Monday for a brief stay
HOLDERS GREEN. (/P)—Joyce
and are stopping ut the Seminole. Daplyn, twenty-six year old daugh
ter of the Rev. Edgar Daplyn,
Georgo R. Turbutton of Ofife>- Unitarian Minister of AH Saints,
go, 111., is in the city for a,dew wns inducted as first woman
Unitarian Minister to a London
days attending to business, m
Church. She will assist her fath
■••*•*'*
'
/
er.
A. E. Johnson and C. Y. Wood of
fiho hoa designed an attractive
Miami woh* among the husinens “uniform” frock in black, a modi
visitors in the city Monday.
fied type of minister’s cassock
reaching to a fashionable length,
Miss Edna Bentley of Tampa is relieved at the neck with a plain
spending a few days in the city white collar and bands. When tak
and is pleasantly located at tho ing service she will wear the ordi
nary London hood and gown.
Seminole.
t i7 N!,ON^-V{/P)4'A Wwf
Tuesday ■
.
Bobbie Herndon will on*
nurnber of hi* / young
4:30 o’clock, a t his home
Fourth Street.
>.
W^day
ian Club will hoW -Sl]
/Meeting a t the homei of
l Winston on Magnolia
fcjtel Arrivals
Valdes.
iW on/Clty; O oorgaJL
Land; N, A. Ball***,
W. L. M organ, pay*
.. R. J. Y aagw , Crane
AgUey. Jacksonville; N.
Tunpn; Benson Drake,
t*. T. O. Brown* Ortanj'C o m o a rd , Chicago;
Birr. K«u GaiUe; J. W.
bn. Me) bourne; L. W.
! York; Vi. C. Dear,nvi|le; E. Hillman, Or(*ox. Jacksonville; C.
Birminifbani, Ala.. G. A.
- ,
Jacksonville.
Seminole.
Jacksonville;
|R. Tacbutton* Chicago;
Corley, Chicago: J. W.
Jacksonville; Mr. and
biam J Earde, W est Palm
E, (Jhvuteit. Cincinnati;
| Y»Kt>mart, A tlanta; S* 3,
DeLand: J- M. Haym an,
A, K. Johnson, Miami;
j, Miami; A. Sudit, TpmFaber, I.a BeJJc; MiSS
ntly, Tampa.
Arnold,
Montezuma
larce Chicago; Harold
Jncksonville;
Howard
Tamim; A.
Thornton,
He; W. J. Smith, JackB. C. Iloyd. City; L. C.
Min mi; J. C. Le Geay,
| was received here .th is
of the death of G. A.
"Stateshoro, Ga. Mr. H art
i father of Mrs. L. P. Hag[ George Davis H art of this
Mrs. J. W. Dutton of Dete Davis Hart nnd Robert
[left Tuesday morning for
aro, Ga.’ having been onll* by the denth of tho
father (!. A. Hurt.
Blount loft
Saturday
on for Waynesboro, Ga.,
he will spend u few weeks
father, John Blount.
hnd Mrs. II. J{. Dens retu rn
ee Saturday from CharlesC„ when* the form er rclunderwoiiJ an operation.
|my friends of Mr. Deas will
to learn th a t he. has' re*from his recent illness,
^ *nr*^N *
r
J Eloise Brady,* who has been
faclive guest of Mina Evelyn
n al }li* Iifom«* on Oak
leaves Ttmscfay afternoon
svilje.
[ Marie I’utman has returofrum Jacksonville where
ireceiulv completed a buslunw.
,
headed
dent Si
on d to am o f L « in-Amd lea to thn:
**
they should enter p ro fw to n a l life
when It Is the best method .to
a livelihood. H er'sev*ittl«n
old sistea 1* studying ' dentistry.
Women*(Vi BolvUt have i l k many
cases become self sustaining, work
ing in offices, banks and store*.
- .....—, \ \ /,
BRUSSELS, -(£> )— E m press
Charlotte of Mexico, who lii living
as a recluso in the castle of Bouehout is in good health and easily
surmounted a recent attack of in
fluenza The periods of mental
disturbance which overcome her
from time to timo are decreasing
in strength and number. She has
passed her eighty-seventh birth
day. ■
LONDON.
UP)—Thi
W alter
Hines Page Travelling
larship
for Teachers, founded in 1924 by
tho English Speaking ‘Union in
memory of the late Ae
,n Ambaasador to Great Bt
thi*
Vear has been, awarded' » MUs
Muriel Ault), M. A., Barrow-inFurness. An extra *ttfcvelling
Scholarship goes this year 'to Mils
Dorothy G. Coward, M. 3&V Man
chester. They will . spend their
summer vacation ns the guest of
the English Speaking Union of the
United States in New York, Boatom Philadelphia,
W ashington,
Ma Chicago and other cities.
HAVANA, UP)—Senorita
Mrs. P. D. McRae Jr., who has
been visiting h e r’sister, Mrs. J. W.
Elio a t St, Augustine for the past
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Elliott of
week will retufn home Tuesday. Charlotte, N. C. arrived in Sanevening. She will be accompanied t ford Sunday for a short stay and
by Mrs. Eno and children who will
be her guests for a short time a t
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Key had as
her home on Palmetto Avenue.
their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Harrington and Miss Hnttie Stone
J. M. Haym an of Leesburg spent of Orlando.
the day in Sanford, Monduy trans
acting business.
Max Stew art spent the week end
nt Daytona Beacn with his mother,
Thomas B a rr Jr., of Enu Gnllie Mrs. M. M. Stewart.
arrived in the city Monday for a
short stay here on business and is
The Misses Claire Zachry and
registered a t the Valdez,
Carmela Barber left Friday even
C. A. Cox and G. A. Wright of ing for Arcadia where they will be
Jacksonville spent the day in the the guests of Mrs. William Platt.
city Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Bryan left
L. W. Roberts of New York was Saturday for Brevard, N. C.,
among the out of state business ,where they will spend the summer.
arrivals an the city Muuduyj ,(iI j
Laurie McDaniel motored to
• T. 0 . Brown of Orlando motored Daytona Beach Sunday where he
tn Hanford Monday and spent the spent the day with friends.
dny here on business.
j
Bryan Sturmnn of Atlanta, Ga.,
Benson Drake was among those who lias been spending the week
from Jacksonville spending the end here witli Ids family, left Mon
day here Monduy on husinpns.
day morning for Leesburg where
he will spend a few days before re
N. W. Green of Tam pa was in turning to his home.
cluded among the business visitors
in . Sanford on Monday.
Miss Kathleen Bliss of Orlando
was tho week end guest of MIhb
. Among those from out. of atato Wnnette McDonald at her home on
transacting business In the city Palmetto Avenue.
Monday was J. M, Corley of Chi
cago, III.
Frank E. Mark wood has return
ed home after spending the past
S. S. Brooks of DeLand spent week in Jacksonville on business.
the day here Monday attending to
business, and waa registered a t the
Seminole.
George Thurston ha* returned
home from New York where he
spent severnl weeks on business.
STshop Cannon Off
European;Meet
--------------------------------------- f —
Mr. and Mrs. Vanco Douglass
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley W alker formdd a party
m otoring to Daytona Bench fpr
tho day, Sunday.
^
Elton Kcarn of Orlando npen;
Hutchinson left Monday
ln* N. C., w h e n he will the day hero Sunday as the guest
sral weeks on business. of ‘ friends.
Je rry W. C arter nnd son. Dan,
•rwood Harvard returned
tonduy evening from Live of Tallahassee and Mr. Spines of
IW e he wan called by the Jacksonville, were the guests for
the week-end of W urt W. Warner
Pr his father.
a t the Valdez Hotel.
'Y Smith and littlo
I. F. Rivers, night clerk of the
" J'««nitu who are spending
Timer „t Daytona Beach, Seminole Hotel, Is confined to hla
oanfoni for the week end. homo with a badly sprained ankle.
[Josephine Knight returned
Tlonduy evening from LakeWO she spent tha week-end
* im I of Miss Entily Nock.
,
FM
ra
and I
li.
,
*>.
,
1a -# Si
I ' *1 . « A t ■
,,
• -
--
-)ki
"
hfs
5 wn?r.r ug* ,to Miss
11 WU1 lake place Thursdajf
U
.
----- T*
wr mother.
V* B. Kirby/
'viiUing'i,
[fOjsr si*
-
RESUMES LONK FLIGHT
BASRA. Irak, July IS.—UP)—
Alan Cobham, whose airplane
flight from London to A uatralii
through the death of his mechanic,
A. B. Elliott, from an Arab’s bul
let, resumed his Journey this
nlomlruT with n new mechanic.
= r = = * ° r : - ! ■■■- ....
You don't nted
n e w s u it O n e th a t!
dry-cleaned gives thi
afrWUKe.*,
.;
lr. Georgs’,
■
A nd y o iir^ p p e ^
really the thing that coi
the social and bnsihm
Have your suits dry-c
NOTICE OF STOCK
HOLDERS M E E T
ING
The Annual Stockholders Moot
ing of the HnnfonNOviedo Truck
Growers, Inc., will l>e hold a t tho
Court House Tuesday Evening,
August 3rd ut H o’clock. Election
of Officer** and other business will
he transacted at. this timo. A full
atteiidnnco is desired.
T. F. Adams, Pros.
R. A. Cobh, Hect’y.
July J3, 111, 20, 23, 27, 30 Aug 2.
Seminole Fresse*
Phon* SM-j
la a n n n n m a a B a a a a
•
^
.
ra
P o sitiv e
Watch tomorrow's paper for fu rtm m
■ im m t'
■"
,’•<4 «»f<
Table of corsets In white and flesh,
values up to $1.60.
.
51JW
.
•
’ 'I L
Positively The Last “Clean Out" Sale
:r
t? if e } - '
S%fSr*i£S:
h.
^nn*0niery, T
STEPPIN
CORSETLETTE
, •*
g.
i
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TODAY
r
*t h d U n k n o w n
L
SOLDIER"
»it.*n*„h,,r cou,|j»*
nnd "Bill" and “ Bo" will do their
stuff In a novelty song act. In
troducing several popular airs
composed by Avery Powell, music*
at journalist of the Jacksonville
Times-Union staff.
45.00
^Continuous from'I p. m* to
_
L
Uft*
I’ancy silk teds and gowns, crepes
imd (georgettes, • beautifully lace
trimmed. Values up to $7.60. Spe
cial close out price.
r
Fn« day here
I to business.
Vaudeville Act Will
Supplement
Special
Picture A t Milane
SPECIAL
Lace and satin. White in d
Values up to $3.00. Special
W nu le .E ‘ Jone" ,n d Alien
«« Monday for Jacksonville
W*N "Pend a ahort tim e,
ijo n e thore to c o n su lt-a
k. Dteksop of
Esther Hmknran of Peru, III., 1" the prettiest girl in De Pauw Uni
versity, Gmmcnstle, Ind. Her fellow students picked her out of 30
entries in n contout conducted by the editors of tho University year
book.
BRASSIERE!
Amusements
a. *
fcfisa Lillian Shinh{U*ei
Invited . to meet tUi
visitor wore: MW Hi
Ml** : Forn Ward, ft
Shlnholw, Mica Mir
Miu Ruby Hoyne, Mi
Dempsey, Ml** Nsont
Miss France* Dutton.
Lee Beth Mr^' RalphV
Mis* Fannie Harrell1
T»xn*. v
Miss Emma Owen, who is "pond
A capacity houae waa on hand
ing the summer at Daytona Beach, for tho openin'1’ d*!l of tho Milane
Theater’s “Anniversary Week”
spent Monday In Sanford,
yesterday, and selected pictures
nnd several special selections in
cluding a vaudeville skit by Wil
burn (Bill) E lllitt and Mias "Bo’
For
Bunnon were on the program pre
pared bv Manager J. L.' M arentctte
LAKE JUNALASKA, N. C., in celebration of tho Milane’e first
July 13. UP)—Bishop Barnett Can birthday
“ Hiil" Elliott is described nM
non of the Methodi*t-Episcopal
the “southland*" sweetest singer”
church, South, will leave for Eu end Miss Bunnon appears under
rope tomorow under appointment the sobriijuet of the “(juoen of
hy President Coolidge as an of syncopation." Tho pair will per
ficial delegiito to the Internation form nt the theater for the entire
al Congress'’ JAgKilriBt’j Alcohblitun week- appearing as an added u t’*
a t Del pat, Esthonia; the Inter traction a t the commencement of
national convention o i the Young the thren daily performances.Mon’s Christian Ammciatinn of
A carefully selected group of
Helsingfors, Finland.
pictures including “The Unknown
Spldier,..... rim Itoad to Mandalay.”
“The Wise Guy" and “ Ella Cind
HOP OFF ON FLIGHT
e rs ” will he shown, and a number
“ h a l t LAKE CU T.’ Utah. July of surprise features* sprung nt
13.—UP)—Edward Evans, Detroit each evening sli^v, ' Mr. Murenbanker, and Linton Wells, news tette stated.
Last night flowers and buutopaperman, loft here in an airplane
a t 4:21) u. m., Mountain time, for nieres were distributed by tho
North Platte, Neb., where they ushers. The foyer of the theater
are to be met by Eddie Stinson, waa attractively decorntcd with
Chicago aviator- who will pilot vivid hued flowers furnished by
them to New York City, the last Stew art the Florist.
Tonight George Brockhuhn will
Jan of their gtobe-cin;ircliiig tour.
They are attempting to complete give a selected organ solo, ‘ I he
Unknown Soldier” will bo shown.
the tour In 28 days, i
Mrs. Lee I’eck, Mrs. Donard
Whitcomb and small non leave
afternoon for Wolf
y friends of Miss Nell Thursday
be glad to lenm thnt Creek, Tenn., where they will
to in* out again a fte r n spend the aummer.
ms of several weeks.
Mrs, W. Hobson Rawlins is ex*
-------- 1.
Crowell left Monday rected to return home Thursday
wlicro he will spend from an extonded visit with rela
tives in Georgia.
-i
on business,
I Mrs, Joe Chittenden,
been spending the past
here, returned to the
«omluy where they have
1cottage f„r the summer.
^
mentn for special
Bolivia for the r«
Inauguration, m V
feminist.
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a
e Riot A c t ORLANDO TRIMSII
’ A n d They Turn BRADENTONCLUB
BYHARDHITTING
lgo C u b s,
•i
>>
lame By Innings
Club Standings
1
u
c.vf
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Won Lost
Pcti
First Inning
Lakeland ----®
SANFORD
4
3 . -571
Mflek fanned, Doyle hit to center,
Bryan singled lo right, Brown rkcBradenton ...
4
*’
’dT*
riflced, Johnston struck out.. No
Fort Myers
4
■*
$11
runs, two hits, no errors.
Orlando
J
4
-42fl
Wilson H i t Opportunely 1 A s St.
Muck throw out Allen. Friable
Petersburg
3
4
.4»tf
s -jo M ta d F lIt^ F
taken four straig h t gnmes from
Is Trenchard And Cuibre(-h Sarasota
and Dumas walked. Crowe fifed to
3
4
,4sH
s of the Brooklyn Vinf h!n,,,,\ J m k ^ t o t t was sub
Bui
Latter
Are
E
ffe
c
t
Prawn. Mack threw' out, Myers.
Tani
pa
‘
J
1
5
-28fl
jeeted
to
heavy
fire
in
the
sixth
g» ■>National LMirue are
No runs, no hits, no errors.
ive With Men On the Buses
__
wanted
by
other clubs of thu when the world champions scored
Vic AIdridge Eff
NATIONAL LEAGUE
.
Second Inning
four
times,
while
tho
Giantn
were
—- — mi'.i.'i
Clevelrind
circuit and will not bi»:granted by
Pet.
Won
Lost
M ill Oh liases'
able
to
reach
Vie
Aldridge
only
BRADENTON,
Fla.,
July
13.I.ucky lined n hot nnu to CantL e a d e rs B u t F o u r B injiles Brooklyn m i l e t h e i r playing Im
.578
Cincinnati
48
35
in
the
Into
innings.
(/}')—Orlando
hit
opportuiiely
hero
[
woll. Schore popped lb Myers.
Collect
Four ..
W h ile Indian)* A re G e ttin g proves Immediately, .
.604
44
34
afternoon and ,book .the J Pittsburgh
Bennett looked at u third strike.
H
eaw
hitting
in
tho
early
yesterday
:ting
tn
To
Score
Four
.538
This announcement was made
T o ta l O f 13' F o t 6 K una
No runs, no hits, no errors.
frames g av e' Cincinnati a 7-to-fi first game of the series, fl, to .5. .Brooklyn
recently
by
Manager
^filbert
Roh
.537
Flcweii hit a home run in the sixth ' St. Louis
Dunbar hint out a drive to Mack
insun, and tho “reading of the margin over Philadelphia, al with two on base th at accounted Chicago
.412
though
iiixey
lmd
to
retire
in
the
■; ( V» , t J*. >'
,i.i and went to second when the latter
riot
act"
remained
»'
Bticret
for
a
.
Kt.
,
.500
for
the
victory
for
Orlando,
(
Ni
w
York
threw wild to first. Bailey fouled
couple of da vs. Yesterday it he- eighth . hen Crimes, Nixon and
.305
Orlando
AH It If Pi) A K 1Boston
to I.ucky. Ituwson did the sumo
came the property rif the public I Hi nine- doubles in succession.
;!')2
48
31
0 Philadelphia
r» (1 ’> 1
VilIU, rs
thing. Cantwell was hit hy a pitch
—- —
] prints and there wag a ifotieeuble i Web h' home-run in the ninth. Tinker,
1) 1 i; *) ll
,
ed hall. Allen fanned. No inns, D e t.o it Defeats
Hrouklyn lilankiTo
Boston As i rlumge in the Brooklyn brand t .f ' urniml Mg for two runs, enabled Abrams, Hi
AMERICAN L E A G l'l
1) 1 to
1
one hit, one error.
Robbie Uelivqrsl
W h ile Sox Capture Final ball, for th<\\ defeated the Cubs, I the III I
to beat the Cardinals, Cox, cf
Pet.
Won Lost
0 1 L u U
Third Inning
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am
e
F
rom
M
nckntvn,
H-ti
j
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",
<
«
’
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"
"
,k'-valso
registered
4
2!*
CurtjHWinOaWc
52
0
•
i
Foss,
dli
l
0 New York
10
Allen captured Ibiwkiu 1 fly.
- | Four tram ire below Brooklyn j a eiriae drive.
.554
37
4G
0 Philadelphia ,
\V< lls. r
2 1 5
Myers threw out Mack. Hoyle fan
Genii.Uhlc,
Cleveland
right.520
45
30
NEW ViiCK. July I3. ol'i
in the Nation.d League standing
PITTS B U HGH» July
(l Chicago
l
1
1
Broiiibe,
If
2
ned. No runs, no hits, no errors.
bamler puzzled the Yankees for
,520 Plttsliurgh halted Net]
37
George
I
'
hl<limited
the
Yankees
and
Hie
leading
Reds
are
only
11
t)
2
r
0
Wiisliington
Howell,
rl
2
Krisbie struck out. iaimus sin to four hit Monday and the Van- four games ahead, so it would the ki-ci.iuI time in tho series and
.524 seuson rush Mmuluy,;
■111
IJ l 0 ii 1 ( 'tcvclnnd
14
Culhrt lli, p
gled and was out trying to get two kees
.488 series opener six to’
lost the fifth and deciding ' seem that rotund Bohpie believes won llie odd game from the New Trenchard, p
43
41
0
0
0
3
0
'1
ictroit
bases. Brown to Iloyle. Crowe game of Hi n series with the In- his club i:i "I the championship Vorkei • t’> to 2.
George Burns
R. L. HOOKER
- —
—
.480 rig h t urin or Vie Aid.
37
. 35
St. Louis ‘
and
.b
.
Sewell
hit
homers In the
‘1 Ho.Uof
__ atwell; premier pitcher lined to Bennett. No tuns, one hit, dinns, •; to 2 .
The triumph wus | culilue, despite the ten waivers
.388 visitors’ main olistack
40
’
0
31
J
2
15
Totals
.
27
h eolith, yesterday added to no errors.
Uhle's second of the present Clove- | which lie claims to hold.
And first inning which ^irtuully de
finding him tTfectiivci
Fourth
Inning
luded
i
ho
contest.
kUon by pitching another
land invasion.
Three Yankee j the pnm is m its high position
baseB. Tlio I'irutw n
Bradenton ,
AB It 11 I’D A K
SOUTHERN LEAC1US
Brynn grounded to Bailey, Fris- pitchers were bombarded but the: despite tin* inlaid difficulties at
Wn lmigloti and St. Louis wont Elliott, 25 ... _ 4 I) ■* 0 3 1
MfurAMe, to capture the
Pet. gam e in th t *fvth
Won Lost
i b « ( Satht*. * Only bio threw out Brown. John-dun Ivisitors •u-ored enough to Wlll,
...... the iart of Hie seattuti and the tea in ugs with the Senators on Wheeler, 31*
.082 produced four run*,
5 0 1 5 3 l) Ni w Orleans
(10
28
]fiitribred tVom lii.i r truck out. No runs, no Inly, no Hums and .1, Sewell eonti dinting recent rIfn,
I Huzzy Vance,
the v. n uiig end, 7 to (I, a fter ty- Bm ill's, Mi
5 ll
.000 hit- a home mu in the]
11 0 0 Mi-mphis
gume in the ninth. Joe Richardson, cf •> 1 0 2 1) II Bii miiigliam
both of them comiiL'T in errors.
iborne mu .
H . " t a i l ' d the game against j 1ug
.581 the bases wi re empM
Myep; rlieil to Johnston. Him |
p,
inning with none down,
1 ,J the Washington at Hi lltoll, i f
4 J i) 4 0 ir Niisikvilie
.523 G iants' lone feaiure,*!
lli<> i nils
'i.la y , ii'.rilting out j Ban
iff* those two binglrn, not bar lifted to Brynn, Bailey fouled J
ill) a triple, double and Blio kstock. If
tael.
1 1 ll <! ti Ai lanta
.500 New York . 1100 000 fj
■
l
...........
..
nil
i
.iiip
five
hits
befoia
:oi
win
uni
r,
o
, n u t , reached first during to l.ueky. No runs, no hit's, no ui Clov*luiol
•l 1) <l 3 0 i) Mobile
Park* r, c
,425 Pittsburg
100 0()( if
New Voik Dill util) DOI :t 1 I In . i lit aim was injured by a ,I ' HI)’ ll
le r'o f the nine inning). rors.
ual
of
the
While
Sox
0 0 ■* 3 0 i liattanoogii
Jollll
<
01
,
■
.
•
)
■
it
i\
■
trom
.301
lireiber’a
lint
in
the
I
’lie
Ball cm
I file and Sew, II;
~ _J enemy went down on
Fifth Inning
B atteries— Scott
and will he out <d ] \ i Id. > series went to the Chi- U ll Dll, |l
1 u 0 0 0 u l.ittkx Hock
.310
Allen made a nice, catch of Shawl, y, Beall, BraMoa and Col Kill hair It thi< tired in favor of cago
ttf
itidily the beat
Aldridge mul Smith.™!
K to fi.
fifth.
He
i
Schore fanned. lins.
ce. of Ben's brilliant Lurkys* ilriie,
Totals
.31 3 10 27 ' 3 i
tile ealiu* lot ..me time,
and Haiis-i of Detroit,
’ a career which is hound to Burnett flied to Human. No runs,
PhiHies Biih UI
terrific
hitting
by
Manwere
stop|H'd
by
Th"
Giatd
White Sox Win From Marks i
tint to the biy show before an hits, no errors,
CINCINNATI, JU
003
0(11)
ti
1)3(1
I
li'lando
I Miaon la over. Yesterday was
I tlll.AHKI.I'IIIA, duly BI. t/P) I'll ale . (i to l. a fter they had
Ituwson fouled to Lucky. Cant
By bunching hit* in
I II a d e r i t o l l
ODD 120 <l()i>
The White Sox won the final |
Lsixteenth victory.
well was out, Hoyle to Schore. Al
nings, Cincinnati lies)I
i t occasion. just two week * len Hinglul to center.
Frisbie gmau from the Athletics Monday i
Summary—Two Imre hit, Parker,
7 to 5 Muminy. Hire
ftvyirled a no-hit Kami*, doubled down Ilia rigbt field foul hy a score of H to li. Si'ivalioral j
Bui tier.. Home run, S. Hewell.
until the eighth whent
'.tiro- and three hit affairs line, Allen stopping a t third, AI fielding by Johnny Mosul, who ;
Suetifire, llewell, Parker and John
un and Hen line doa
___ .chalked up by him lea scon I on Dumas's infield hit to made .seven put outs, cut off at .
son. Double play, Elliott to Johnsuccession amt Ha
**• first half of thu .‘inson. short. Crowe linotl to Bryan. One i least three long hit,, that ludpei
Hi n to B/irnes; Wells to Tinker.
Rixey wus lifted in :
IMS** while not rompiled run, three hits, no errors.
j to defeat He' Mack men.
Eddie |
Shuck out, by Culbreth, 3; TrencliMay
who hold the
believed to be about
Sixth liming
Coliins hit a bomu run with one on
ard, I; Wilson, 1. Base on balls, Davenport Keeps Five H its Scott, who played
in' each tramp he hnii
Hawkins fanned. C t i j i l w e l l in the fhifd aijcJ^ Faulk coniiecled
Off ( 'll 111I'e(It, .3; Wilson, 3. Wild
Well Scattered While H is gam e with Cincinnati
threw out Much, He also tosueil vvitli one in thu sixth,
pitch, Cullocth. Left on base, Or
Mates Hunch Theirs Irt 7th hits out of four timni
of course wan a good out Hoyle. No runs, no hits, no »-rScon- by innings:
lando, i); Itrudeiilon, l). Umpires,
To
Score Only KunOfGumc Philadelphia 010 010 i
IB, on the hill for the
Simmon' and Ross. Time, 1:50.
BV SPECIAL ARRANDEMEKT WITH GOLFER9 _ MAGAZINE ^CHIQM90t
I Chicago
022 003 Hit) S B ! I
ijlpwed only six safeties rors*
Cincinnati... 012 0)0 I
Myers lined to Schore. Dunbar
I* of' them came In a row popped to I.ucky. Mack threw out Philnd'phin Ott:! 003 (Hilt ii lit t
FORT MYERS, Flu., July 13—
GEORGE DUNCAN— FAVOKITE IRONS
et)$ th e one run which Bailey, No runs, no hits, no errors.
Batteries — Ulrich,
Biitteries: Lyons, E d w a r d r,
Mb —Davenport held Tampa to five
pan was enou^i lo
Mv mid iron is nun of mv favor- being the most valuable club in th
scattered hits Monday and scored Pierce,, Bnteht and uyol
Blankenship; Gray, Willis, Grove
Seventh
the run which enabled the Palms to May ami H aigrart
nt.'j P> years. ol|l a n d still d u n m , b a g . All.I vet V'lii s e e t h e n i a j o u '
Frisbie threw ouJ Iji.VyUi.,. BryiIII) and Coelliane
f'three, up and three down, was
approaching wd i
.,
.,
.
.. . i
t>„od woik, idliiiniMlt1it hiiH a-piere i,f <lub cdl'et
will,“VtA* 0, hV‘A)h!hMig*ftio seventh
Its ulit, My era
el'll t,,
III B.iiby,
ll.itby, .lidiil.lull
i t ; the fifth bo^h Itawsun stun fanned. No ruin, no hit a, m>
Senators ( i. ne l iann Behind
"f no Bit
oldeieil on the luu k Ilia llic . wliih- 111 ofessilimd - .in
Dodgers FIlink tie l
with a double and coming in on u
intwcll were euav outs. errors.
WASHINGTON,
.Inly 1,3. id’f thrmigli the weight of the head Using Ilia .hi" mlila ks for tile ‘ ' ri >• i
triple by Grandio,
'
*■
CHICAGO, July 13Allen smacked u single to
Wiisliington jail over a tying having ba n worn down by thedili- purpose.
lluwsop was out, Mack In Schore.
'lam pa
AB It II PO A E inson issued an ultin
r« Friable waited for a good Cantwell
Herein lie. a gtnnl deal of tin j
.... .............
..........
. ........
Denecke, ss . ... 3 0 0 2 2 0 team 'Monday, telling i
went. out
the .....
same
route tun in ttie imiiIt inmiig and ihe g, at cleaning npenit.ions of caddies
Did when It ennui he lifted it Hoylewent back of third for Al I wiimiiijr marker in the fetitli to Jwith emery cloth. Never, hy the explanation as t . why the forim r 1
Tanner, 2b
_ 4 0 0 2 2 0 to got out and play 1
I thd rich t field foul line for lea’s short fly. Ny runs, no hits, defeat St. Louis 7 l" 0 today, tuk- way, h i cuddies clean vmir pet fail very often in mnko tin- ha!! |
Statnton, lb
4 0 1 7
2 0 waivers on ten of themI
Itnokic
Southpaw
CJivea
But
i oaaaa, Allen help;; held at no errors,
int; llir .series by a 3 to t count, iron: vxitli new emery cloth; make st<2> on keen gr> as. while profes I
Lopez, e
3 0 0 4 1 0 ot. They immediately
Tho latter scored when
Zachary nlarteil for St. Louis on the : them use a very old piece if lluv simiuls succeed in :!oiflg so. The 1 Five Hits; Double, Triple, I ce, rf
3 0 0 l) 0 () Inunehed a vicious at(
Eighth Inning
b«at out u slow roller to
Sal vat/., :;ii
3 0 1 4 2 0 stead in the fourth innil
Lucky flied to Allen.
Myer. mourn! against his former mate:; 1must have that tiartieiibii rnateiial Americans have *■>m more lofl mi
hi
Sixth
Score
All
gu
n
s;
l>oyl(t.
Crowe lined to threw out Schme. He also dispns but u.i withdrawn in tin- iwvitlh lor their polishing. The mid iron tlieir madiie nib! . k than we dm
Surface, cf .
,3 0 1 1 0 0 out Chicago, 5 to t),r
Manusii
is
Chased
Hy
Kry
l|t.ft, and tho rally.
It was this, i: l.ei than the rib
ed of Bennett. Fiislde "struct, 'ml i nf e r two min had '.cored and the ■need . to be a little tillVi o, lb
Tiiuberlukc, If 3 t) 2 4 0 0 game of the stries. I
all Cantwell. Too much Dumna slapped a bit tlial iioiniced
hipg that they bad on the face
were filled.
DavC, hu sn.
Iial'l. and ; I ill more upi iglil
Craig, p
,
2 0 0 0 3 2 wus hit by Wamhy b|J
cannot bo given this h nky off Mack’s shins. Hoyle ran''hack needed him was elairged with the l I,very amateur ought to have a which cnaliled Hem In ato|i vvliei«I.AKEl.AND, Flu,, July 13,—(/)’) x Butler,
1 0 0 0 0 0 the fifth and was
Tennessee vyho was the tn right for Crnwe’s short fly: defeat, his : eeotid in the : erics. ' ma hie aiidu k. It is not. fur from they pitched.
Allowing Sarasota Imt five hits,
tinue. — - —
ini !th# firs t half peon am
Sen re ny innings:
-------- --------------------------------A illoy, Highlander rookie douthmade a nice running catch
Totals
.. 21) 0 5 24 i2 2 Brooklyn
000 500
Blub and who promises to Johnston
imw shut them out( 3 to 0, in the xBatlcd Imr Craig it) Dth.
uf Myer’s drlvu. No runs, 6nc hit, St. Louis
DM) 21)2 (M0 I) C I I 2
Chicago.......
000
000
1the that half,
BRADENTON
A total of I. >peiiipg game of the si:rie« hare.
no errors.
Wash'gtoo DID 2(H) 21)1 I V 13 I
Fort
Myers
AB
It
H
PO
A
E
r m an who can win sixteen
!)3(l carloads and I M.~i.|,tl48 cn I ■ V double hy Brazier and a triple O’Reilly, Ha
B atteries—Vance
Ninth Inning
Balierii's: /.ueliary, Davis mul
4 0 0 3 2 0
*i#h(fc.(if. them by shut
of citrus fruit
and vegetable
Faull,
hatting
for
Hawkins,
wat
"V Kllnm in the sixth scored the Grandio, cf _
Scliung; ( )gdeo,‘ Marla 1 1 . , Palme
4 0 1 0 0 0 DeBerry; Wilsteail,
'W 0 ’00*aib!e average of
were
shipped
1'i-nin
Manat'
Plercy and Hartnett.
winning runs for Lakeland. Munrf
3 0 0
'wt^ J F T *llniP mul oi>. l°i* or out Cantwell to Bailey, Mack look to and It Del.
roiuity for the
mi ending Jul o"h was sent to the bench by Um- Wickham,
ed
at
a
third
strike.
Doyle
flied
to
Horan,
3b
3
0
1
go In aa a relief pitcher
1, according to lh" recgnla her
Home Run Wins r«
Dutnur.. No runs, no hits, no er
I ire Ery in the Mvenlh inning for Bou/.a, lb .
BOSTON. July B! dP i Blue’:;
4 0 1 0 0 1
Nfrtitno artd nave the day rors.
The .season. Iocs) *rminission un
i niliiu argum ents,
ST. I^JUIS, July
Curares,
If
fielding and the billing of Futlier3
0
l
4
l
a J 'b * pralMd' tod' hlghl-.
tilted, was oue m
HAYI'UNA BEACH
r..urt.» and grower
Welch's home run in ‘
AB It 11 PO A F. Ohmicey, 2b
.1 0 0 2 ‘ 3
gill and Mmiin.ii were Ha* features
F'€aHtw«ll UMhtt’t bring $5,000
the most saii futloiy cxpcriuiii i SaniHota
were
ii"i
estiihlislied
|'ui
'love
ning with one zmn
ilornick, ss
1 l) n I ;i i Johnston, c
of Detroit's 5 to 2 victory over
. :i o i to i
market this year there Is
for
this
sessiuii
BiggH, 3h
l II u 3 I) U I lavenport, ]) - 3 ! I (> ! 0 Boston Braves a vict
Bouton hi're .Monday,
Coilinu al let 3s.” This was I lie ml.eg >'f
lojr wrong with the market.
Judge .lohn K, Parkin: mi. in muniSt. Louis Cardinals
l orner, 2li
3 u i .\ q <>
lowed
the
Red
Sitx
only
■
«
■
vi-n
bits
National League
I'HR I t n I-US
Sla< wtui mil', Hogan; If cf
AB R H PO A K
to G. Rhem wus knock
1 n I () u o
and left I lie mound a winning ripal couil, will'll Sidre \ i lark,
Totals
.
30
I
(1
27
10
Brooklyn
at
St.
Luu
is.
local i e..ideal, .was arraie h"d mi a tiding, iaii wlo n -he Irayetl awl.’ Bevier, rf .
4 0 0 15 1
second
Inning and
4
0
3
^
u
o
pitcher
for
the
second
lime
within
Tampa
........O
D
D
U00
000—0
Philadelphia ul Cincinnati.
emu caled weapon rlisrgi
Two gloom was left behind. Cissie, .i Miller, lb
rl
4 0 b 2 I o
3 u u t) ' ;i u Furl -Myers ____ 000 000 lOx— 1 a mussed 15*hiti)A)ff':
I lie current series.
Now
York
at
Pittsburgh,
sisters who caused the iuib C ;ir- pointer pap, Inuk i'l'each lease' id Mumiah, cf
3 0 L 2 0 it
Score by innings:
I 0 1 0 0 l)
Summary—Three busu hit, S u r pitchers. 'Botttoniley,j
Boston at Chicago,
rest, i ski il the couiL to P t .him a family here. Flip, a “brother."
2 0 0 11 0
Miller, c
2 u u 4
1 0 face, Gruinlio, Two base hlt,Dnv- sucker* b it his 12th
Detwit
I(Ml DDH (HH—5 II 2 off,{ stilling tiiat "Jtimilv ibffer- felt that he war. to blame for hi Brown, p ■..
•'C',0, 8 i ' 0 o
3 u (l 0 5 t)
Busu on halls, off Daven the seaBon,
American Lengiio
Boston
ODD (11)2 Dill) 2 !l I eneeHi',' has been adjusted. Judge “sister's" disappearance end re Banning, If .... 2 u u () o o cnpnrt.
f, c ......... 3 0 0 8 0 o
port,
I;
o
f f Craig, 1. Struck out
Cleveland a t Boston.
Boston........ . /dbo 000
Parkinson warned ogam ( snv fused to cut. He se( ill, such a
ib
a"* o o' 7 o o
b.V Davenport, !>; Craig, 2. Double St. Louis.... J 002 210 if
Detroit at New York.
BaUerigOr Collins-, Dauss and further practice uf tin kind.
pitiful howl I lint tin* golill i n
> ab
:i 0 0 i o o
Totals
....
3(1
(l
24
12
i
[days,
CJinncey
to
liouzu.
Stolen
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Muuion; Zahluu/ir, Wulzer, Itusturned upon its side and died.
. p i----- 2 0 0 0 0 I
base, lioran, Dtncvkc. Sacrifice
Chicago a t Washington.
Battened—Wertz,
aeil umi Gaston and Si-hang.
-1 0 0 0 0 0
JACKSONVILLE
I hi city
Lakeland
AB R II p o A E. bits, Wickham Car area. H it by Sm ith; Rhem, HoHah
bus three winners for Hi.mla in
. 3 0
I 3 () 0 pitcher by (Jrnig (Chancey). Left Sothcron and OlfarreB.
Southern Association
1*......
28 () 2 24 7 I
Is K !% , *\
contests iii entitle"! um v. ihi the
4 t) D I 0 0 oil liases, Fort Myers, 0; Tam pa, 3.
Atlanta at Memphis.
.".ennui centennial i'M» 3....
l\vo
; Batted for Hawkins in 0th.
3 13
4 0 0 Umpires, Frederick and Bradley.
Birmingham at Little Rock,
q
o T tin i i i , Mim I e I,,- M , |,
w k
2 l) 0 3 0 I) Time, 1:10.
New Orleans ut Chultufuiogn,
and Julia I*. Ingle J r . humght
Brazier, cf ,
AH It H PO A E
1 (I 2 2 0 0
• (Only three scheduled.)
hack gold medals, pie >nP d i,y
... 4 0 | u o o
Futvoye,
rf
. 3 0 1 0 -0 0
National Leal
Smilhr.’iHlern League
President Cooliilge, fur
their
Ellum, lb ..
Brooklyn. 5; Chics*
...,•3 <1 I ,0 2 0
3 1 1 12 0 0
Albanymt St, AiiaiisUiio.
PHILADEUMHAi
July
I
t,
(/P)
victory in the Anierii m X<>utli I
Dodgen, un .
.... 3 0 3 2 0 0
New York, 8; Pittsb
2 0 l) I 0 0
Montgomery at Jacksonville.
Ncgotialiimr. aie under wav fur Award. • Miss Ell. .. U. Ri, hard I WIMINGTGN, N. C., July 1.3,
Willey, j> ....
.... 4 0 0 0 0 (i
Philadelphia, 5; Oil)-.
2 0 (I 1 (j o
Columbus at Savannah.
a,
football
game
between
all-star
non,
a
teni'her
in
the
Koby
South
Ftdiee
today
were
iiearehiim;
.... 4 0 0 t .J ii
Boston, 8; St. L<>uii»j
teams
of
the
east
ami
smith
as
a
juooi)' high school, v . i .i in. .^vard |*“*’ ;l motive tor the double-tragi .... 3 0 1 0 0 (I
Totals ___
20 3 0 27 12 0
feature of the Se:,<|m-Ccntnnninl for tin* mm3 vidiadih' i .uhi'i.
d.y yisdi-rdny in which A. Rnyunm.l
3 0 II] d o
American
'Florida State League
Snm sotn ....... .
qtlt) not) dot)—0
Exposition next November.
j
Reinhart
shot
to
death
hiw
daugh
- . 3 0 0 0 0 II
St. Louis, 0; Washli
Tampa al. Fgrl Mycru,
Lakeland
..........
O
D
D
iii)3
oi)x—
it
At tlm suggestion ol Champ
PENSACOLA
Th" i
r (1f iHi'.-io low and was in turn, fulally
NEW YORK, July l3 .- < / P ) o o
i, a o
Clevelande, G; New
SaroitpLa uf Lukjjhmd.
Pickeim of Tnscaliiosa, Ala., that si'bcr in the hands of oM otiiccr bounded liy poliut;,
Summary—Two hast hit, Bra Patil Herlenlmch, plugger, und
Chicago, 8; Philsda
St. Peternhurg nt SANFORD.
a
gridiron
battle
between
an
allof the Woodmen of the Woild, in I Mrs. Kyinluirt died enroute to o zier, Hogan; Thrco huso !iit, El... 21) I ll 27 o o
Detroit, 5; Boston,
Orlando at. Bradenton.
louthern und an nil-eastern eleven encamnment here, fm inl mi al- j hoapitul and the older Reinhart iam. Stolon base, Futvoye. Sacri Jack Delaney are ready for their
he arranged for the municipal sta lee-cd bootlegger to tell where his jdii'd a few hours later from three fice, Welsh (2), Miller. I,eft on 15-round combat a t Ebbetts Field,
:Petersburg . . . QfQO pop OQO—0
Southern Ai
dium shortly after Thanksgiving, Inpior was hidden. 'I lie alleged jbullet.s from the piutol of police- base, Sarasota, 7; Lakeland, (L Brooklyn, Thurmlay night.
‘ *rd ................. (MO OlC.0iJo-rS
From now until tho tlmo BorBirminghant,
l: 1
Sesipii Centennial athletic officials M'KKit
liutl Ih'Oii
i»r**\ inurtly : diuii Put NfiWinilt),
Base on balls, off VVillcv, 3; Brown, lenlmeh jmrls the ropes to risk hl«
hlobiio, 2; NBBr.v
Babiy wrote Home of the leading warned to cease hi
ro ba»e hit, triable. Sacrifice,
utivities
Ten minutes after the shootimr 5. Struck out by Willey, 2; Brown cr.iwn, hot}, nien will work only
New O rleans,.0; Ch
eollegcH asking that pormiuiiioii immig the encampedI ll"'1....... i IJ<nr»«....
--- l Jr., husband i 3, H it by pitcher, b# Willey (L.
ft'o n bate, Sanford, a;
Woodmen
RaymondI Rjainbnrt,
<ooiigh to retain the perfect con(Only three sche
id
J.ONDON July 13. (A’)— Miss for tho contest he gnmtcd.
•nil promiseil tu dn ci. Uif wHri Mins slain woman, wus Injured when M ilter). Umpires, Ery -and Kane, ditioim they have gained by weeks
Letter woru sent to Princeton, I'Kaia caught iu the ait, officer:! the automobile in w^lch he wan Time 1:35.
Gortrudo M argaret Lothian Boll,
of .effort Berlcnbach, a t hts camp
Southeaeteim
tmnctimcB called hy the Aruba Harvard, Yx.le, Pennsylvania, Syra of Hie cnmii said.
racing to tho bedside of bis wife,
at Summitt, N. J., and Delaney in
All
ganiea
rained
"the uncrowned (|UQt)n of Mesopo cuse, Dartmouth, Columbia, Lafa
overturned.
camp* un Ij)ke Winnepesaukeej in
.SANFORD _ At least one tax
, 1 i 10. ; Umpire*^ Tandy and tam ia/' died Sunday night In yette, Lehigh, Brown, Pittsburgh,
In spite of bis injuries, young
New
Hampshire.
Florida State l
Washington and Jefferson and assemir m tlm world is getting Reinhart burst into the hospital
Bugdad while asleep.
In preparing for this contest, tho
Iter official position was orien Colgate. Permission of the south reHtful slepjiuw . He is Alex room where his fathor lay dylhg
U»rd between the two, Delnnoy has
tal gecretory to Sir Henry Dobbs, ern institutions will he requested Vaughn, who IioRIh that office for aud attem pted to shoot his father.
run
the gnuntlett of truining. The
;
iMACON,
Ga„
July
13._(A»)_
later,
•
St. Petersburg, 0? I
Seminole county. Mr. Vaughn, In He. was Lilaarmed by hospital a t
high commlHidonoi1 for Mesopo
Mack Bateman, 10. son of Rube first few days found him a t the
Tampa, 0} Fort Mj
his report to the county commis tendants.
tamia. She watt renowned as a
lakeside then he uppeared a t his
sioners, said that not a single
traveler, author ami poet, abd
Tho young man wan placed in Bateman, Bibb county peach growWttB killed and Stanley Dumas, Conn Kynn,UBium in Bridgeport*
complaint nhout assessment!) hu t the county juit on n charge of a s
b b y ^ f e m l t ; Was one of ,the greatest aullioriSI
Macon druggist und pouch grow
been registered with him. It is sault with a deadly weapon. .
tics on ArAba ana their customs.
The rhullenger appears a t thte
er*
and
Albert
Henderson,
nugro
believed
to
be
tho
first
time
in
the
?
---------- ...
!)Hg
farm hand, were iiiiurciQuat mid time to have a slig h t edge hi ‘
history of the countv that the as
. *To# ffy Wortmin,
BOUT PLANS COMPLETE
BOY STARTS RIOTS
CHICAGO, July lit.—(/P>—-jjj)t
night when a C entral Railway predictions, hut it is probable J
sessments
were
free
of
cuntO
balloons, two of them flowiF W Hjaints.
freight
struck a motor Berlenbach’i. great follow ing,!
CHICAGO, July n.-(;p)-FivQ truck in engine
CHICAGO, July 13,—(A1)—Nego- pilom of lightur-lhan-air cruft #
which
were return bjing the wagering do*iV to i l
. --------------- , a j * . tiatlpna, for a bantamweight chum- havti won nunkwouk nutiopal ’*
dotoctlya bureau squads armed with ing to Macon atthey
>r<7
thu Elm Street money by ring time.
OCALA
—
Sy#U*umLic
combatpiotUUHf in Wfllte Sox park ho- internatiumil air trophies, tuka'ij
Light work is the d r*
grado crossing.
ting
of
diimuio.
among
the
school
tw*«n. champion Phil , Roaembnrg air irom Griflt Park Ttt 4:30 p£
‘^ y and tomorrow and f
Children of Marion county bus
on*
Taylor b l T w ra Huuto, today for dlRtunco und oudur
until the men onterttlui a
P8Y OFFICIAL QUITS
wn urged upon tho county com. go to the dehtikt,' .‘The
ver been completed und tho
itesiunor*.
k
Momiiers
of
the
Klimpanlod by W« faher,
expect to be hero and
r » H K B 8 H g a .|
k lA M l. Fla., July ' 13.—0 ^ —' V
inis Club called Upon the county
*
-id op a rtrvafr corner dm
,
*,* “POUDOred by tr
vikuf* LYckett* head of th * 'p rd - t *NEW YORK,
to
ihe|tfaa
4b
their
annual
J**n|f'„'A
,crowd
of
aev,
tier ,.v^jcV Itr V l d t o ita a;
blDiUan forcaa in the M iam i'
idgot #2i40Od M used In the
ted collected, and inarausi trifff*
reunion In Chicago Uuh week
today resigned to ■ beci
mon^Of a county nurae,
by the li),u
itiaarera
’ **oro Huu£ trophic* Of 12,500 in prize me
clerk of the* wdtcf'j
primary
jiuty
would
bo
to
nh*npb|ke
airyftd,
the
have -been sc
Itli year, in addition to two ailvor cup#,
Jhifc the
American U
anr ;1
t” : i-~ m
fv*'s
g.rfinancialm' ‘coaiflaf
Unable To
m
to. wt
[as Passed
Losing Streal
And Reds Be
Senators Win From
Browns In 10 Frames
[fits Go Out
tebut Route
Tally Is Scored
, IT5thT)n 3 Binffles
W fte 'J V * Ate "Out
TAMPA BLANKED
BY FORT MYERS
IN MOUND DUEL
SARASOTADROPS
FIRST GAME TO
LAKELAND, 3TO0
DAYBYDAY
INFLORIDA
, Today’s Games
Cirid Contest liolween
Star Flevens May B
Played AtQuakerCity
Daughter-in-law
Slain By Mail Who S V."
Is Killed By Cops
f Yesterday's.
Two MaulersReady
For Title Match At
Brooklyn Thursday
a
Uncrowned (^ueen Of
Mesopotamia Is Dead
One Killed, Two Hurt
As Train Hits Auto
11 ,
4 Balloons Kntered
In Chicago Kvent
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CORLISS, Fox T etriera, Shepherd NICE 2 room apartuMjQt, f ir s t floor FOR SALE—Cheap a house that
• j u d ic ia l c i n c u r r
,• 11'! Magnolln Aventfd.
Setters, Pointers, - supples two
TAT*
has to be removed from, .the lot
Cotisides
with use of bath^rpom.7: New
8 first class ftarbenb Special a t month* old.
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A n y ib e s e kind*,'
for -sum
tention given ladles and children. m nlea;,, # 10; female*. ## each. house, nicely fumf*h*d, gas, elec r t once. Apply t . V. f t fijUtar m
tricity, InBtantaneodf h o t w ater all
a
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Hounds,,$10 pair, all flit*'ones, or- times. Moderate rates.
Apply
SANFORD bltU f, COMPANY
der front this direct; 1 Parnell Sunday or evenings, %111 E. oth
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"Tht* Rexnll Store"
Kertnels, Wllllumston, Si 0 .
near
Magnolia.
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BRAN
We make a specialty of our prompt
fi.ttfnMi . _ • .
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I I.ULtI" l*ATTKItSON Mtf.AUrim.1N.
i filling of prescriptions and quick 49—Poultry and Sapfrlka
Sanford Avc,, near Sanford Manor. |
itrsoondunt.
!! •Time Tried aAd;«rgg
FOR R E N T -T w o A partm ents, $17
$1,400.
“
Cash
“
$700.90,
O R D E R O P P U a l.lU A T IO N
di*live\v.
To:
-per
month.
1201
Odk
Avs.
rtrin.'M — Soda — liot Sandyflches
balance Monthly.
CHICKS FOR SA L lP -L argo type
TJ'
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
Barron Strain •chick* White let* FOR RENT—New furnished apar 516-510 First National Bank Bldg.
D O f ' r P O R 0 KT
W tc H T .cn RISEN BERRY PRINT
by the complainant that you arw |
,
i
Phone 713,
;
SHOP
Printing,
Engraving. horn. |8.7b per hundred. Postage m eat four moms afld bath,.ndiilts
n iion-reetdcnt of the fltstt of Plar- ]
1
DODGE BROTHERS
Embossing. See us first. Wo do paid. Rhode Island Reds, beat for only. 107 K. r>th St, Phone 562.
Ida,
and
that
lliure
Is
no
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Sanford Ave.,’ 114x11*7
the state of Florida, service of n ' if" ' b 'trjw f'M -* • 4 * i «
it. Phone 417-W. U. R. Avenue- meat. $10.75 per hundred
,
_ post
Mill!line DU upon
ii non whom
wlinm would hind
liliut *1 *LrV
lirasJf Bt>cc*nl
special
paid.
We pay the postage and TWO FlfRNISHED .apartm ents
Miiiipocna
Dealers
$ 200.00 per foot, easy terms
Commercial Street.
| guarantee live delivery. Jam es G
private lunne. close In, 509 E. 3rd K, ? ^ J ? tR?.PPB™jATION
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Grimes, Paxton, Fla.
516-018 F .’.t.N .U o n a l D .nk Bid*. |
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PRINTING THAT PLEASES
Phono 713
SELL GOOD USED C ARS
Typewriters undAdding Mnchines.
hoifin filed upon iho 35ih «!«Z ,,l G'-m .Grange Tree .4 - \
FOR RENT Two furnished and
53—Building Materials
THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY
- i July. ISIS, upon failure of v ---two unfurnished rooms. Apply
4 11
San l.nnta 55x150 * V.
it decree pro confcisi) Will hee inan ^(hurni Rpeciil
HIM W. Uth St. W. N. Lumloy, Prop.
tered ngulnst )*uu.
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<$1,785.00. Cash $501.75
.
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FOR SALE—Tool house 12x30 Grissett U«t.h Store," 13rd and Holly.
1New location July 15, Corner Elm
IT IH K u n r t ii ir nni»K iti:n Hun Get new p ric e ,list,
! DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
containing about 3000 ft.' lumboki
18— iiin lilin g — Cun t r a d in g
thin nut ice rur Tin'll h‘iit ion i-c nub- QUALITY first. FA tl
i 515-516 First National Ralik Bldg. Helled In The .-nil foul il.oilA, n
S 10.00. See Huddleston, New Co".
^
7(i-A— (ilUJIRCR
and 15th Street.
.............. ...
in
1Jail.
Phone 713. /
•I A MEH H. COW AN - All kinds o f !
i r.i,ini> unci' u wnuk fi*r four n> years m anufacturing fi
GAILVGE FOR RENT— Oil Mhk■*— — 1 cniisi-cuiiv<> weeks.
Florida Growers)' CASH
i in nnd Sheet Metal W«et ! FOR SALE —6 lots on. Sanford
___
Metal W ork.if,s— H o u se h o ld (int*ds
! a " 1"'1 WdTVKaH
-VI-.M.M the
ll*e !i.iml
ll .1ml mill nrnl
seHl r.r
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Tj
All used ears bettor condition.
Wilier r.nd Bcut Tnn 1.<*. At O a k _____________ ________ ___ ~
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ft
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Ave., and fi on Palmetto, opposite, i ■«>ii«-1
DISCOUNTS -' >\
' phune
Avenue111.
nnd Third Street. Tele- • pjj \C T IC ALLY NEW SEWING
— H'U in*'*- l«.r U eh.
avintion field. Will sell cheap on 1i l,i/» *U- I ,|iiv ,if June, l!l’Jfi.
b e t t e r P r ic k s
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easy terms. Reason for selling go ' GlM.i
t.
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Machirle. BOX 117.
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C o n -lWILLOW FURNITURE for living
BETTER DODGE BROTHERS
tractor ami builderGeneral
103 Feel on Sanford Ave
KiorMa.
I’lans and j u„„ uinm g. room, low pricerJ.
K. O. Painter Fertiliser
speeificutinns on rei|nedl. All work ,\jrs Wheeler Jones. Valdes Hotel,
Between
Union
Ave
ami
Second
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FOR
RENT
guaranteed. Resilience 217 H i g h - ________________
DEAN-BERG C O R P O R A T IO N ________ ______________________ (Jacksonville. Duval County,
land St., between Elm and O a k .'|.'()|t v,ALE_Two beds, matrcHses
515-516 Find Nutionul Bunk Bldg, j
Bungalows, Apurtments
Phone 79(1W
Phone 713
DAILY NEWS—It covers Brownnd springs.
Each complete,
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc.
trd County • thoroughly which It
$15.00. Itoy E. Larson, 217 Oak St.
Rooming
Houses
20
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Sixth St., near Avacodo
one of tbs »/>St raohllT growing
HiidNon-EHsex.
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Elm Avc. and Kith Street.
Warehouse site, 148x81
•ectiniu on ths Florida C oast DO YOU WANT TO «•'
W. K. BLAKE,
snvil
anything f If
$50.00 per front foot
Sample cnpi tn d rate rard upon
HODGINS & COV ».N CO., An. j OIL STOIVE and sewing machine.
tbs GaslnMVflle 8
I
DEAN-BERG
CORPORATION
■■enuest.
.
1
Radiator
ami
she
>
,
metal
work..
for
sals.
Good
condition
a
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b
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PHONE
121 Magnolia.
515 510 First National Bunk Bldg.
Plain and ornamei i;,i ahvet me*. 1 gain. Owner going north. Apply
Phone 713,
Work. Tel. 7 l6 -\
J t i r r t . h manager Welakn Apartment,
Dnj tonn Beach, Fin.
Avenue.
San Lanta. 66x135
FLORIDA- ORLANDO— Orlando
59— J e w e lry a n d W a tc h e s .
I
$1900.00. Cash $409.00
Mominw Sentinel; largest classi
21— l* a in ttn g — 1'i.pertaig
Balance, one, two and three years. fied business, rato lc a word, mlnI HAVE a complete outfit of fancy 7— rr ;
d e a n b e r g c o r p o r a t io n
{timim 2 tc cash with order.
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AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If J -u
shaped watch crystals, can fit M)R REM Six room furnished | r)1B.ril(j Firi(, National Bank Bldg.;
> 73V
house.
Located
in
Edgewood.
J.
Phon«
7
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wnnt to uell yoi t n»«d " •'x
1- one while you wait.
Peter E.
Is a prescription.IsTi
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vertlso dally on the classified page. Aliearn, l l l 'k Park Ave., Sanford F. McClelland, 309 French Ave.
PA Lilt BEACH COUNTY^ — The Malaria, ChUb and
25-—Florists,
icenu of stupendous develop
60— Machinery and Tools,. 78—Offices and Desk Room HH~ Rpnl E sti,le for Kxchangc
•i 1;t
ment. Rend about it In tbs Pslm Dengue or Bilious Fever,
WANTED—North
Florida
Farm
"STEWART TH E FLORIST"
Beach Post. Sample copy sent on
FOR SALE -1 Colt Carhide outfit ATTRACTIVE r.ioms to rent for
as first payment on central busi request.
Flowers for all occasions.
I t kills the csraui
for 9 lights. Also mule and
Htores or offices a t Park Ave.
ness
property
in
Auhurmlale.
Ad
McLANDER ARCADE
furm tools Phono 802.
ami Commercial Street. W. M. dress Box 436, Auburndalc, Fla.
, = ^ ^ = 6— :
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Phone 781.
Young. Owner, 298 Park Ave.
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IDVEKTISER8
tU
representative
familiar with rates,
classification will
niplete information,
u wish, they will
in wording your
I to make it more efJltTANT NOTICE
Lera should give their
[postoffiro address a t
eir phone number If
i results. About one
of a thousand has
Re and the others
nuniente with you
know your address,
itlousnce MUST be
eraon at The Sanford
or hy letter. Telefrontinunnrca are not
- Prompt - Efficient
Service
INI) POUND
JLK REWARD — Lost
colored mare mules,
out I(mo lbs each. Noioffmini. 810 A tlanta
U°’
tc gold bar pin Set with
ree anpphircs, on First
Palmetto and Park
jrn to cashier a t Piggly
vnril.
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BARGAINS
IN GOOD USED CARS
EVERY WEEK
27—I’riifesulonal Services
PERMANENT MARCEL WAVING
Mndam H arriett’s Beauty Parlor.
Phono 245 for appointments.
OFFICE FOR RENT—la MciBch MAINE — Waiorvilta, Morning
Sentinel. Thousands of Maine
Bldg Apply A. f Connelly &
FOR SALE—One upright piano
peoplo ars Interested in Florida
Sons,
Magnolia
and
2nd.
only four months old, will sell
property. Reach them through
for $200. Address O. H, M artin,
FOR R E N T -T H R E E UPSTAIRS the Sentinel. Rate card on ap
care Herald Office.
OFFICES, DESIRABLE LOCA plication.
TION.
APPLY SEMINOLE SE
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
OHIO— Xenia. Maks your sal«»
CURITIES.
piano, good condition.
thYough ths Xenia Oaxstte, Zen
117 Poplar Ave.
in,
Rich agrieoltural dis
80A— Real E state Directory trict.Ohio.
W ant ed and dlsnlav rater
I t K P O I I T O F TH IS C O N D I T I O N * O F
T i l l ' , S 4 N F O H D H A N K A N D T R U S T I ’O M F A N V .'
at Siinford. la tlo> Htate of Florida ut th« etnas of bualnriia, Juki
I92K.
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H K S A l ’m 'K M
1,111111 m on U ph I Kstntp ......................... ...................
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l.nniiH tin Dtlirr I’nllnlcral ....................... ...... ......................... I....
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All oilier I.mins nail LOhcuuiUh .....................
..... .’*** 4
overdrafts'
........ ..................................
EIW A R D HIGGINS, Inc.
.......
.‘ ‘d ‘
(rhUrtl Hlnd'ii tlouds ...................... ...................
«•oWm y and Municipal Honda .....1....... ...............
EUGENE
OIL
Perm
snent
Wave—
Cor. Commercial & Palmetto Avc.
Iliinhlng llnnsr. Knrnlturp nnd Flxlnrea
for $10 per head. Graduate op
sfles F o r S a le .
Ollier lli>ii| Kstalc llnneil ........... . ........ .........
erators
a
t
Marincllo
Beauty
Shop.
I.'lalms and Ollier Ilt-Houri'cs
.....
PHONE 331.
Pile frnm Incoriiiii'Hd'd Hanks
..........
Thu Bnskct. Phone 193.
Cnsli
Idh
im
4IGHT and Overland.
85—Specials at the cilon
iihJ, mi Hand
THRASHER & GARNER
COLUMBUS (Oa.,) LEDGER - I’
Motor Co., Park and
When you are ailing, CHIROP
I 'I’lHirldirs dim rn tit up Fund
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
Classified ads have the largest Mutual Flu limuninci' Fund
..............
RACTIC will find the cause and
112 S. Park Avc., Sanford
circulation in Southwestern Geor
correct It. Phone 18’2-J for up*
Tniai
BODGE
p r. \y._ft. MarD^yKaU
MrCALL d- FOX, Rent estate In gl*. R a'e 8c 46-word line) line.
t.I V i l l i , I T I K V
15— Service SUition*— Kepair- i>vuament%
now
). Phillips Go., Inc.
tfNati"!>nit I*Bank Building.'' t 4
77777777777
7
777
I'upiinJ
Paid In
vestments. Best buys are among ADVERTISE In the Journul-Hcr- Kurphm Htock
Fund
tn g _______________________
rs and Graham TrucksSHAKESPEARE Fishing equip- our listings. Phone 745.
aid. South (ieorgla's greatest individual DuiionUm Hutiirci i<> Ghsrk
««
2nd St.
Phone 8.
28— Repairing
1
MODEL TRIM CO.
newspaper.
Morning,
afteinoon
j
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rnioaiim
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in-......
SEE R. C, TISDALE for good buys weokly
,lv m
and
*'1 Sunduy.
c .....™— 1 Classified1
* *
Certificate*
of llepciHlt
.......... ...
s
LCASIZING WORKS, *We trim the car, not the owner," TYPEW RITERS—All Makes, sold,
incut, Rods, Reels, Lines, Etc. at 1 in Real Estate, 236 Mcisch Build rates 10c per line. Wnycross Jour- Time
Certlflfil Check*
........................ -........
Phone 817 for estimates.
n GOODYEAR TIRES.
ing.
('antiIn’*
Check*
1
MilMlumtlnK*•
........
................................
rented,
repaired.
Orlando
Type
nul-Hcrnhl,
Wnycross,
Georgia.
P. W. RADFORD
I Mic to Iii<-oi |iot nt ell llank*
......................... ..................... ..
14.!
S. L. Batteries.
w riter & Supply Co. 42-44 WntIIoixIh Unrrowctl .. .,............................................ ......
Cleveland Six
81—
Wanted—To
Rent
.................. .'......... .................................................
[MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people ItCPerVe
BECKER Auto Electric Company. | kiiiB Block. Phone 938, Orlando.
For Sale By
are interested In Florida. Each
Electric Specialists on autom o-, --------- -----------------. — ------------Total
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|LE HUDSON-ESSEX
WANTED TO RENT—5 or 6 room uf them through u classified add in
Htatc <>f Florida. County of Hemlnolu. **.:
EXPERT REPAIRING
mobiles. Sparton __Service. 820
1 INC.
|
house,
unfurnished,
good
locu
I.
I,.
M
Marnhitll.
Cashier
of
Ihe
almvo-nante*
llnnk.
ltd*
tho
Morgantown
POST.
Six
cents
BALL
HARDWARE
Typewriters and Adding Machines.
West F irst Street, Sanford93 Oak Avc.
tion. Not less than 6 months. Im a work for six consecutive issues. HwtTiir that the uhovc ■tatemant Is truu to the best of my-a,
PAUL H. NIX.
and
belief.
, ..
Phone 41
mediate possession. Box 203.
L. M. MAItHH ALI.. Ci.tlllriV
18— Business Service Offered With Haynes 4 Ratliff. Phono 340
COItBKCT—ATTBSTj
-■
PS-MARMONS
WANTED—To lease for one year,
Sulincrllied and sworn to Imforu mu
H. H. WltlHT.
39—Tailoring
and
Pressing
EXPERT PIANO TUNING and
Hit* tOtli day of July t936
W, H. TUKSICI.IFM:: 7 *7
rd Automobile Co.
nice large house close in. K. L.
66-r-Wanted—To Huy
13TIIVJL II. HTRANtm
It. J, HOLLY.
L
Phonograph Repairing by men
X, care Herald.
Ave.
Phono 137.
I.
H.
KANNER
Notary
I’ublm
Dlroeto*’*
trained a t factory. Let us rebuild HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY
Arrblteet
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
and. refinish your old piano or
WANTED TO RENT —6 room
ICHRYSLER
KILLINGSWORTH 105 S Palmetto Avenuo. Phone
house furnished, with ull con
PULLER MOTOR CO. phonograph.
Al» F i r s t N a t. H a n k Ilia* .
REPAIR SHOP, Temporary ad 346-J,
veniences, by the month. Reusnnt. St. Phono 092
I ' h o u e TO*
dress 1351 Mellonvlile Ave. Ph
nhlo rent and good location. ApYOUR C<\R IS KK $1
LANKY DRY CLEANING CO.
applied
for.
i
ply
E.
H.
Foy,
Phoenix
Utility
Co.
h ND PAIGE
when you want It, wWi;
Dry Clenning, Rcoftirinp and
WANTED
TO
BUY
itford Dealer,
ii!iu our “wo rent—you u
GLEAN COTTON RAGS
Dyeing. Phono 4fi5 for prompt
83— Farms and Land for Sale |
W S GARAGE
service.
Whether you»i
AT
HERALD
OFFICE
service,
Sanford
Stove
L
Furniture
Co.
(lit St. Phone 617
for a long or short trlpk I
321 E. First S treet
SIX ACRES partly cleared. Box |
a, few hours or several 4
We carry a full line
32— Help Wanted— Female
117.
C-OAKLAND
you have to da is g e t T
Our
prices
are
right.
Cash
0
1
-PONTIAC—
wheel and roll,
MEAT MARKETS
tbrms. We w ant your business
COLORED WOMAN Wanted im,1Cadillac Company.
fo r the car only
FOR SALE— Will sacrifice unim
mcdiutely, to keep house, light
410 Sanford Ave.
St.
Phone 121
It, based on the
B. L. PERKINS, Haberdasher work- salary and board. Apply 67—Rooms With Board,
proved five acre celery farm , alcover.
108 Palmetto Ave.
headquarter*
for
Collegiate V. E. Burdette at Herald Office.
j so half Interest in house and nine
3RD RU1CK CO
Clothes. 110 F irst Street.
ROOMS for rent, private home, lots com er Pecan and Fourth St.
fagmdia Avenue.
R eel & S o ijfe ;
WANTED — E X P E R I EN C E D very reasonable, garage space. Need cash in business only reason [ —__—
. - - ttt=.
’‘hono 307
LANEY’S DRUG STORE—Pre
for making sacrifice. See J. F
STENOGRAPHER. APPLY 515 1305 W. 3rd St.
Myrt’o nnd Jnd E t /V
scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are 516 FIRST NAT’L BANK BLDG.
Phone t$0«J
11
WANTED— Roomers and boarders. McClellan, Ball Bldg,, or W. W
FORD — FORDSON as near you us your phone.
Thompson a t Elders Springs. (.'. K
505
W.
3rd
Strtcet.
Call 103.
|»nl Higgins, Inc.
Mitchell, Owner.
33— Help Wanted— Male
__________ a__________
1' Palmetto. Phone 381
IF
YOU
w
ant
to
sell
your
farm,
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general WANTED—Boy in meat market. . w* can be of good service to you 84— Houses For Sale
' ' S
'
' cement ~work, sidewalka, build
NASH
as
we
have
inquirer*
for
both
small
410
Sanford
Ave.
Kirld in motor car value. ing blocks, irrlgction boxes. J. R.
and larg* farm property. Doan- FOR SALE—Now 3 room house
Terw illcgff, Prop.
FH MOTORS CO.
Berg Corporation, 515 Flret Nat'L | two porches, on Magnolia Avo.,
35A—
Employment
Agencies
pd and Sanford Ave.
b I S Bldg. Phone 713.
opposite aviation field. Small down j
BUILDERS— Your homes will tu?*n
% %.■
payment.* Balance like rent. Write
SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT
over faste r if you equip thorn
much w hat you pay
J .1 i
P. O. Box, 696, City.
I
68—
Rooms
Without
Board
BUREAU
us what a car costa you. with ffoivihator. No harm In in
204 North Park Ave.
h'ER CiiMt you less.. vestigating. Kolvinator Plutt Co.
FOR RENT—Two bedrooms each SMALL HOUSE and Lot for sole
UAN GARAGE CO.
Frank Npble, Ginderville.
IN
with twin beds. Call 411 Park.
37
—
Situation
Wanted
Male.
S. J. NIX
L
Chevolet Coupe. A ttorney and Counsellor at Law
FOR SAL^S—A cduntry homo in • 1
P»V terms. W. H. Can
300 E ast F irst Street.
SEVENTEEN year old hoy wants ROOMS, with hr without meale.
town. New. modern bungalow, 4
'll ic.
Reasonable
rates.
Lincoln
Hotel.
work, experienced in truck driv
bed roome, ex tra targe living room,
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile ing and working at filling station.
dining room; kitchen and bath, all
74— Apartm enla For Rent
1925 Hudson Coach—
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing 618 Laurel Avenue.
furnished/ - Double lot fronting on
°r $750. call R>& W. over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Ei •
most im portant street in Sanford,'
don.
THE CLARK A partm ents on the garden -plot, chicken run; shade
tim ates free. Satisfaction guaran 40—Money to Loan
beach, reasonable weekly or lawn and some' flowers.
teed. Oak Ave.& 3rd St. Phone l i t .
Lovely
>AILY YFME8, Tampa,
LOANS—Money available a t 7 per monthly rates. 416-418 South At- porch for children. If interested
v. rales 2 cents a word,
. W HEELE 8 S A WELSH
cent. Cloae in property. A. P. lantJtf .Ave. Daytooa Beach, F h U id d re s s Box;408, Sanford,
Large living, room,
wakes friends"
ttc, cash with order
Connolly A Sons.
,f Mrs. O .F . M cCue.Prop and Mgr. Jfurther. Informs Won. price a n d e tc .
•.omelet* raui card.
FISK TIRES
VULCANIZING
ckw et In n m . Bn
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F
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W.H. LONG
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The Sanford Herald, July 13, 1926
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 13, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 13, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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CHICAGO, July -14.— (/P)—
Gang wnrfaro resulted in two
deaths In different parts of the
city early today. vb
Julca Portuguese, 24, convict
ed gunman nnd once before a
.ta rget for gangster bullets, was
' “ taken for a ride” nnd his bul
let-riddled body left hy n lonely
U. B. Keeler,
roadside, 25 miles from Chicago.
P for the Atlanta
More than $100 found on tin1
Kkiitiwn n* Il«l»by
body and tho four hullcl wounds
i.ltnin d tor
in the hend indicated to police
j'jdi !’:>• « 'he folthat the victim laid been killed in
interview with the
tho traditional gang fashion.
rhnni|>i"». which is
Joseph Ciccone, .'17, said to he
ptervii-w which Jon?9
a high licutcnnnt in tho thinever fjivt*n nut nr t ning ranks of the Clenna gang,
ter will giw
out.
was called to the door of his
*w was obtained in
homo shortly after .midnight and
a request from tho
Ahot ah A killed. The assailants,
tnag-.Tuf the AnshclatWho were said to he only youths,
|o John S. •’olieii, ediescaped after an exchange of
j Atlanta Journal, who
r.hotif witli a policeman.
that Jones he quoted
Clccone’s wife nnd six children
point of vi. w of n
were with him when the door
y[j;l< nil ln>w to piny
bell rang and he opened the door
fhe interview in
to faro the fusillade.
hy the A'socinted
Portuguese first was linked
with gnng warfare in connection
with the murder o f Dion O’Han
lon, gang chieftain, in November,
TA, Ca-. In ly M1924.
J Nervous8n’t Affect
fnTourney
.rli
Its P r e s e n t Dimensions
4 Towns Devi
Ih Blast After 1
Strike!
The new Seminole High School
■ i l , .
is 25 per cent eomiiletod, Elton J.
Mnughtnn, .'TchiteH. sai.l today.
I he high sclniol, which is hiMug
DOVER, N. J., July 14.;i
built nf a cost of ?” ()(),11(10 for both
— Indications today were*
Sanford nnd nenrhv rural pupiN,
the exact number of
will b(> eomplcted by Jan. I, 1927,
of the explosion that
according to present plans.
cd the Naval Ammunit
The building is being constructed
pot at'Lajce
on u five acre tract facing French
ed the Pk
A veiling near Highland Avenue.
nal and
It is of Snnnish
renaissance
dozen Newv
architecture, patterned ufter old
never wUlDk
1
luiilding of
Salamancx
Spain.
The list of ml
The exterior is of stucco, trimmed
hour to hour and
in buff stone. The luiilding will
oral Hugh Drum, In cl
have two stiities and a basemeni
policing the area,
under nart of the structure.
The vast acreage of the navy ammunition depot jBt I-xiko Den mnrk, N. J., hero in seen np one smoking field o f deatruction as time been wll
The high school will hnve 22
viewed from an airplane nt daybreak, the morning nftljr lightning touched o ff its tons o f explosives. This remarkable photogrnph KJiitlva aUtai
ier.
All reco
classrooms end laboratories. Alsu
wa- taken hy Bob Dorman, N E A cameraman, who sped to tho scene by nirplane from New York and rushed the picture back for were destroyed
three offices, a nurses' room, men
distrih 'ion. Smoke j;l rinlng from every building in the arsenal area, while here and there muy be p el.ed out small distinct smoke terday three ‘
teaehei i1 and wonn n teachers’
not been 11
fln'OCM (,!' individual shells still detonating.
lounge rooms.
their appearance
The basement will include the
tion a
Jones. Open H f
cafeteria, boiler room, shower
clear account of
baths and lockers for the gym.
•of Ann l ien
and
pentd to them.
Can iie Expanded
The cUathjroJl stood at 81,
tin, mill A m a te u r
The building bus been ib signed
and wet grounds and ft
[of America, all a t
so that tho originnl accommoda
by a heavy rain
ftinu\ is a d iffic u lt
tions can he increased three nnd
made for al* ^ '
one half times. The building will
irview.
Hut th a t
tlnued seam
have class room nnd laboratory
dies ..
|because he is th e
accommodations for 000 pupils. Is
timatoe
il KnlfitiK cliam pestimated that in two years, if the
high aa ..
present rate o f increase in enroll Athletic Instructor Outlines
world. It is he
Denmark naval
Proficiency
In
Many
PkaM
s
. a(— ^
ment is maintained, the building's
ll one of the most mot)-. I n
itiQhy i
Thumb accommodations
TANKFlK.sV II,LB, N. Y., July being forced to jump from the
Plans For lAter-Collegiatc
O f Outdoor W ork Noted for the Pieath
will Imvu to be
tM
$5,000,000
for
| the world.
14.— l/l'i —Twclvo bodies hnd
windows.
Tho
dead
wore
not
'im
A t Training: SchoolHflldBy
Football Gamp TollePlayed been recovered early this after mediately Identified.
enlarged.
Fear Tow** Are
much convincing to
H I.jlfa s ;
Sluiri
1). W olfo AtLakeW lnocu
Tho school- trustees own 15
In Sunford Armistice.
Four town*
math from the ruins of Twilight
Twilight Inn was situated in
it and very likely- hid
ncros of ground in nil. Five acres
Money
devastated.
In
Inn,*the ( 'utskill mountains sum- Twilight I’uk, Hour the village of
golf Interview, f told
facing French Avenue will ac
.ny-ov
am :
• ort which was burned to
Thirlv-four bovs of Sanford ami company-owned
Haines F’ulls. The park is a priv
eatest of press nssoeinRollins rollego offieialB de iiic
the ground early today.
The ate preserve owned hv a small l.iiiigwnixl returned Ao their homes were wholly o f .partly .#
fijA G b . July1 14.’—jA*)- The commodate the building being con scribed the athletic plans o f the
ve^ that many people,
lodiiy from lsiko Wlnpna, where Wharton, Rockaway M
t lo r revenge by nn iin- structed and future nildilions on Tafs fur next season nt the week blithe, wen* so hudly hurtled tliut j colonv of summer residents.
hear from b’m, in bin
iden-il ra i»••»» wus impossible,
f a year ago who had the unit plan. Five acres behind ly itinrlieiin-mcctuig of ihe Sanford
Cottages In th<* vicinity wero they ((Deified thu fixat annual San
bow'he |ilii;’ ml gjjlf,.
•Sixle.n i,iu-:.Ls «nil seven em reported do huve been' -fcorched In ford Y. i\f. O. A. camp. . Tho boys
.
Iftkhu the -jffl-'dn building will bo used JCiwaid* chib held today at - noon
‘ i^'lron ftiiiutpivnajnwu
ployes of Hu* hotel liuve not been
places by falling imibvrs, and the are originally from 20 .different
vbAled Wday tm TWTftl(lir6( t rblt’ .athletic field -purposes, nnd in tho Seminole rafo.
‘ Mu:*cli mid
acrimnted for.
summer home of General George states. It w a s said. .
of the latest 'trlplo-*lnylng five acres nt (he rear o f the field
ru'
T. W. 1.aw ion superintendent of
is being iited for tho construetio-i Seminole county schools and *i
Wingate of New York, which ad
Tho district Y. M. C. A. esmp etreeti o i Dq fw i
.
he said, Where do in Cicoro.
TANNERSVILl.Fi. N. Y.. July joined tlic hotel- was reported to ciinl|iment at I.uke Winona* eight N ewfoundland, tu x i
■Three persons shot to death in of tho Seminole County Agricul trustee of the college, arranged
villa, Suocasunna and
tural School.
the Boilin'* program, and A. .1. I I.— 1/1’)—Three persons were kill the Haines Kails police station to miles from De I.onn Springs, was
I jou started golf,”
I tho West Side Buhurb early Mon
About $400,000 o f tha oat
ed.
nine
are
niissigg
and
1
1
wore
hnve
been
destroyed.
The
ngi
irultiiral
school
is
of
used. Five cabins were occupied
day Were innocent victims of his
Hanna, alumni secretary, intro
civilian damfcf* consists a t
'injured
in
a
fire
that
destroyed
The
i-utes
of
tin*
park
were
the
sumo
type
as
the
high
school
!>
;•
tin*
lioys
and
they
wero
named
search
for
retribution
by
the
con
duced
the
iieakers,
who
were
I yon rd yi.iir game?”
fession of James ('.meins, alius c ichili <lure. Il will have manual Charles \V. Chase, a old Yule min {Twilight Inn, nj. Haines Kails closed today, and no information ofter famous Indian tribes. A for Injuries to thrag hand
li* tiume ity l.urk
Thfsa clalma w ill
regarding the fire was made pub sixth cabin was used by two ladies, boos.
he an- winil briefly, Granite, who was captured last training nnd agriculture experi man, and* William H. Short, re i early this morning.
There were -IK guests at the lic. State troopers were on guard who attended thu camp. The camp bo const
mental
rooms.
Also
private
o
f
cently
appointed
business
manager
it pieo
of golfing
ray are not.
hotel. There were also about forty at the entrance und allowed no one wiis for bovs lietwoon tho ages of army an
of the college.
had was when the At- "'crucius was arrested within u fices and toilet facilities.
I, and they ‘4
to
pay
to
enter.
Even
tin*
local
police
employes.
Tbit
fire
started
from
12
and
10
years
o
f
age.
It
was
Auditorium
To
Seat
1,000
Plan FiNitbail Game Here
Uetir Clnli got Stewart few blocks of the scene of the
an unknownjuuHo und spread with wero yylthnut detailed information tho first rump over hold by tho taken
The auditorium and gymnasium
killings
when
he
returned
in
search
A
college
football
game
for
San
Ipr its urofoKskinnl.
I
Eat
are in the iiorth unit. The audi ford in the full wnn announced, great rapidity, many of the gyests concerning the fire.
Sanford *Y\
tears <>M then nnd lived o f o fourth and his intended victim.
{, adjoining'I
torium
will
have
a
seating
capacity
First Awards Anaoundnl
Tho 21-yenr-old immigrant had
Mercer University to play Rollins
|he gate of l he Eatt,
ware
baaed F"
naval
of 1,000, tho iurgest in the city'
Tho recipients of fim t honors in
bourse. Next
year marked tho life of Sol Schwartz, nnd with provisions so that it can college here Armistice day, under
,t none of tha I
ass umptlon tmati
the
‘uquutlc
und
urchory
contests
the auspices o f the Cnmphellinto u little cnltngo on son of tho owner of tho American
“ ’ on. .h a. d ^.
■to
m wtti<
bo incr. used to 2,300.
of the cumii Were announced today _.jtad.>m
Lossing post, No. 63, American
oporly, alongside which Flango and Manufacturing Com
■trpyed.
vast stores o f ■
bv
Miss
Muhel
Beach,
assistant
Spoctatois
will
be
able
to
enjoy
pany.
Young
Schwartz,
he
said,
Legion.
first fairway,
secretary o f the Snnford ’ Y\ No nltloh remained intact at
Tw o entertainers appearing on
aken up golf in a small made him work nt u defective a Shakespeare play In the audi
prizes wi*ri* awarded bub first
I a sawed «iff deck, one lathe which four wookH ago severed torium one evening nnd n basket this week’s program nt the Milano
honors wero given to the follow
ball game the next evening from theater. “ Bill” Elliott, tenor, and
%
•
lit l.ako playrrs had the thumb from his left hand.
halos
ing:
•
the sumu seat. The gym-stage offered several numbers.
I)r. II.
oat across in solid roc)
Stewart never guvo Plotted To K ill Young Schwartz
High divi* (third or highest the sRee of two
Shortly afterwards, Crucius said, dimensions are 87x75 feet. Tho W. Rucker also nung one selection. A lle g e d D espertilo Crim inuls IManx Designed To Stimulate
ions. | just followed
Local Sales Will He Heard tower), James Saiuis; high' dive that Wow up fin
F ro m D ade C ou n ty T o Be
I the coin se and wntch- he wob diBchnrgod and unuble to stage property cun no moved out -Dr. K. D. Brownlee, chairman of
of sight for a basketball gpinc, and thu program committee- for the
(second tower). Frank DuBoae: housOi |nd barrack*
_ _
Ur
wanl.d to play golf, obtain employment because o f Inn
At Dinner In SeminoicCnfe high
T r a n s fe r r e d From R u ifo rd
divif (first tower), Harold
He plotted to kill the boskets put into place. This day, culled on Gene Boumiilut m
(the li. j player about maimed- hand.
Bat :m I f they had bran ,
combination
gives
a
saving
in
Booth.
,j
dcscrilx* his trip to the Pacific
Foreseeing that he
il imitut-d Ids ti.ylo, Schwartz.
More than 125 tiekets for the re
TALLA H A SSE E . Flig, July 14
coast. Mr. Uoumillnt said he laid
would need money for his defense, space and of taxpayers’ money.
Junior life savers group: Jack
*y. I npiHisi*.
tail
mcrchanl’s
humiuct
to
he
held
•
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(/!*>—.FlVe
alleged
desperate
distance
i*a. in ihe fact that ho settled on robbery to obtain ' The'lavatories and toilets on tho travelled 9,500 miles in the 35 1iimiimls said to have been -sent at tin* Seminole Cafe tonight ut dive, distance pluugo,
days he w « h away froni Florida.
swim
und
back
swim
honors
went
mtlin
floor
o
f
the
building
havo
. Rtf’
like file si and .sound*
from thu, Undo county Jail to Itai- 8 o’clock' havo been sold by the
o f ro-t
•re eier seen, f did f ,lio obtained an automatic pistol been conveniently located near the L. C. Helmut sccretury of the club, fnril Statu Prison before final committoe in chargo of the affair, to Jimmie Higgins.
reported
the
decisions
und
:ip
auditorium,
so
that
when
it
is
used
Ulutancn plunge (boys 15 to 16
T have
^
I at the lima. But 1 und laBt week in a "flop-house,
judgment hnd been pussud, are tu Secretary It. W. Pear man **f the
They for community purposes, the re pointnienls made at a meeting " f l,n taken from the state fnrni and Chamber of Commerci* aiuiouiiecd yenrs of age) Arthur Tucker; dlst* .. ashiagton to
.
f’ing lih,. id,,,, |n met Tommy McWain, 20.
mainder of the school building can the club’s officers last Friday
plm-eil in tho Duval county jail, this morning, and upwards of 150. unco plunge (12 to 13 years of and formulate a policy, fogi
JJWnrs 1 ve changed a loitered* together for a time and
night.
•
,
a g rw d ’ to become purtner-robbera. be shut off from the auditorium.
ngel DUk Vertiay; under wuter
F>> some ways. My
The re-establishment of rowing because of lack of accommoda guests aro exported to attend the swim; (12 to 13 years of uge)
First they robbed on insurance
The
building
will
have
four
first o f n series of conferences <!«*
tions of Ruiford.
like Sic wart’s, you
agent; next, a womuu and her es laboratories— food, clothing., phy at RoUins college, planned for the
Govomor Martin, in a letter to signed to better local business con Dick yernay; distance swjm (18 in their homes tot
next college year, was doserihed
cort
und
then,
on
Sunday
night,
days in public
sics
and
chemistry.
The
labora
day
to Judge Tom Norfleet of th* ditions, particularly in retail cir yeurs of age) Wallapo Phillips* fatter,” l i iggciited.
Crucius said thdy set out for an tories will havo all modern eiiuip- by Mr. Chase, who has secured th- criminal court o f record for Dado cles.
Tho unflcrwatqr . ywim« back thrown open. '
1 . 7 '" , ... Is At Scioto
g ift of two racing shells from
other foray.
They halted a taxi- ment.
towns,
nomg i
In nnd
nnd distance sw
»Wiim ,a
county, nakiuLthut in the future if
A committee romposod of A1 Hwlm
I'm apt- an
werod tho Chauffeur,
houses intact.'. V
.Instead of tho old tinio cloak Cornell college. Jtc expressed tb‘! men of "dospurntc character” are Ituffcld, J. G. Bull und Arthur for boys 14 to 15 yeajra <
cab,
over;
|.V ,
1 K«t o & iilic
upliform and trussed him rooms. Atoel lockers will he pro hopo that tho Tars may bo seen in cnmddered unsnfo fyr the Dado Yowell has prepared a comprehen wero won by Vernon Wcatt
took
day, ago. J iGSfc 12 took,his
tlre-cl
fiuti
vi*v
CitfllHHi
. vided for cloh pupil. Tho lockers actlolj on Lako Monroe noxt sea- county Jail, tho executive bo cotu- sive program for consideration at
with
In tho archery conUrta, wM
' three days nt Hdoto.
aon.
The college' plans to buy munlcatca with and a transfer to
Proceeding o block, they stopped will be located In tho hulls.
tonight's meeting, Mr. Pearman wero not completog(,ipec*UM., e f
,,,U( miw. I don*t to rob Murle Blang, 23, und b redtwo now ahells Inter through the another jail will Imi made, adding
Continued on page three.
said, and merchants who ultend rains, B. J. Ovorstraot. Jy^’ and
vinte Stewart today.
old of friends, he said.
crick Hein, her escort, who had
that ho doubted tho legality of will he asked tu duss on plans for Wullace. Phillips o f Longwvod,
I„V ,h* f 'liii.lnlion. Ho just driven to MIsb Blang s homo
The appointment of Jumcs L. committing: prisoners to the peni
Hjtocinl “ community iluys," “ dollar
Orr, notid aUiletc, coach, and au tentiary whon tholr cusos uro be days,” co-oporhtivc advertising and both leaders of their tityeit war*
" r,," M,0X »tyic.” from church.
Hein made a gesawarded first honors.
wn‘U he meant by or- tnro of protest and a fusillade oi
thor of treatiBcs on physical cclu- ing appealed.
other innovations in modern busi
Different evening* la
rntlnn,
to
be
physical
director
of
The fiv e prisoners n n James ness.
wore given over to Iadk
f *h«til,| sny ft WUH n shots killed both.
Rollins College, was announced by McEIro
Fled In Stolen Taxicab
■
icElroy. F. <J, Ward, E. L*. Smith*
A closer union of retail mer Italian folk dancos. and H
'“ mid suit fundamentMr. Short.
Mr. Orr Is a grad J.. B.
Then Ludwig Roso, the chaufR. Wliliama
Williams pnd
and R. Carver.
Curver.
chants in otl\e* Florida cities has dances. A miliiutppe “
>er unless ho was nttempted to esenpo and was bhot
uate of the University of Nofth
^
«
made pul
public resulted in a marked stimulation ahdw' was glysn ,on
Tho governor alio mado
. . ^ , he.
. . had
.
n«e is nothing odd or down ns he fled up tho street.
Carolina, iq tho owner of orange a Aclcgnra
Ar it*fuWvtxA
KrtslMgita
•*
sent. Sheriff
Shu
of business in cities w hej» co-op nlng.
Me wart’s methoda.”
Dfonry, Chara'of Dade county, ta eration Is active, Mr. ' Pearman
Cruciqs, and McWayno
MACQtf, Ga- July . H . - W — grove interests- at Fort Myors.
Mock
Wedding
MMeyedMr. Orr studied physical educa qucgtlbjL the latter to adviae.JMm
l
tho stolen cub und wrecked It when Police today hold three men as
A mocck wedding, In which Bill
stated,.and it la believed that tho
J ' T “* I».v methods thoy c « S * S l through a railroad material witnesses in the slaying tion. at Cincinnati University and when; prisoner! considered nhasfn formation o f
retail merchant*’ Hyatt off Longwood,
..
. 10
... _____
years p
■DM on l»u,;o g i
Ho Was as for the Dad« county jail aro bald,
here Snturday night of MJbh Hilda Columbia University.
organization hero will
hayo a and wolghlng 230 pounds was
TK»
crossing guto,
CrucluBn,ltrc
,*
P
AH
sistant
football
coacb
at
Cincinnati
and that thoy woujdbe tranaforrud marked ctfvct in increasing tho bride, and Billy Ruche ,«f , ~
Wpvno was
was caught, a h Smith and 5. W. Wilson, whose bo
while McWpyne
for
a
tliqe;.
(
;
>
a
dies
were
found
at
tho
edge
or
a
to
the
Duval
wupty
jail.
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Tnnpday he hid on a roof near
wood, 12 years old and v
gales of lodit aturos.
flay Tu
The coup e, who
'’v
i f tha shooting.
Ho ap- swamp Monday.
Plans deaigned to combat out- 72 pounds, was tha> ‘ ’
(•hoard
Air
Line
ir Jng'l t*
Fort
u„ >» an apartment house tha were engage* to be married in 8cppresented, for T.
of-town aboppla* by Ranford poo- waa
on
Fort
Mycoat ,
p]o will aixofbe discussed , at tbs roent of . the boy6>< <
jt and dloappoawd ^ er ,cav tomber, wer« killed with a shot- to
wniec
era-Naplt* f)xten#U»;
isV'Mr1•* 1
mooting td aifh t,; aad staya taken
-i*
BUG. L. d^bbr 66, a farmer; Bars
to hold merchant’s canfetepces at
July 14 —
^
FORT/ L A U D E R D A L E .' Flaw regular iptorvaU, Mr. Paarman
tleod a ujrtlve passerby with a Davie, 35, a farm-hand and C. C.
Ira,
:» InV> t «
Bonner, 35, an alleged moonshlnor,
25 BhnR of their ne*< “ “
m W*
1
, • "
^luarten, |JuiWing
are the men hold.
**>4 I l M K r M
is juild to have disapflOci
‘ knevolent and
wore anreeted on, er county w
Coolldge
Now
Has^
v
;
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:
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mttsy and was not soort
filka, gotholwfctRoce and Hein, but
ROLLINS HEADS
ARE GUESTS AT
K IW A N IS MEET
BLIND QUEST FOR
REVENGE LED TO
CHICAGO KILLING
Th ree Killed, N in e M issing
A n d Eleven A re In ju red In
Fire That D estroys H o tel
SANFORD YOUTHS
WIN AWARDS AT
“Y” ENCAMPMENT
t Who Lost
hlne Lathe, Plotted
.
Three
'^Attempt To. Get
IXiM
PRISONERS ARE RETAIL MEN TO
TOBE REMOVED HOLD BUSINESS
TO DUVAL JAIL MEET TONIGHT
Three Are Held As
Material Witnesses
In Macon Slaying
,
* Dedicate
>eiaoriaI Block
2 U p s Charged With
AisaaitJtJpon Grant
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tha9 ia.onn nnnI
said bq si
not Ml ex Blang.
ins Believed
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kil eommi
7 ”Diwission creat
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sheated ;$t
represent thb eoH «e.
the purpose oT
tench athlotea to respect « #
ciples of fair
Jhlm Inr
in later life will guide them
cisions that require a steAdfi
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‘ ISi. Guides the destinies of * * • _ * » £ ;
Unce* nlurt" therefore!” be in sympathy
oward with these ideals
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-v* . *
. W IN TE R PAR K, FI**; Ju[ y , 12-
ida honor scholarships in 1026, re
ceived renewals of these honors.
They are:
- .
Althea Miller,* St. OloUd; Anno
Hathaway, Brooksville- Elene Hall,
Orlando; Irene Pope, Winter Park;
Erhest Upmyer, Maitland: Rod
man Lehm*n, Sanford; Margaret
White: Mt. Dora; Robert J. Cross,
Bcrgalusa, La.; and Donald Pound;
New York.
Students, who received special
scholarship awards are James M.
Arroya, Daytona Beech; Wyeth
scholarship; Barbara Sheffield,
Catakill, N. Y.. Worthington scho
larship; John Hilllarj Fort Myers,
Chase scholarship; Miriam Boyd,
Orlandb, Hall scholarship; Charles
Zeller, Warsaw, N. Y. Mark scho
larship; Claude Couch, Bridgeton,
N. J., Scott scholarship; Clara
Adolfs, Chicago, Palmer scholar
ship; H. A. McDonald, Ft. Myers,
Burlelght scholarship; Austin L.
Lacey, Northampton, Mass.
Ten honor scholarships open to
freshmen nro being awarded this
summer.
Seven have already
been assigned as follows: Louise
Howes, Orlando; Verna Mnxson,
—(A*)—Announcement of scholar
ships won by sophomores, junior,
ana senior in Rollins College was
mads' today by Emilio B. C*»s.
May registrar,
as a part of a general
___ . itM“* report bearing on' the opening of
_ ^ 7 W MiUiens, tho forty-second year of the college
i t#
Im p o rt# T o G o vern o r in September 17, next, t
TVo seniors, Miss Katherine Le
wis and Miss Jeannette Dickson,
of Mt. Doha, have won honors for
excellence In scholarship and
i? B y C o m p t r o l l e r leadership in student'activities.
Eighteen students admitted on
Ftmd^Wffl Require Florida Honor Scholarships in 1024
one; Other Figures have maintained high records and
have received
re-appointments.
id
In Statement They
are as follows: Paul Hilliard)
Ft. Myers; Gladys Wilkinson, New
IHASSEE, ,Fta., July 13. Smyrna; Freda Kuebler, Titus
ia, valuaUon on the tax ville- Elbert Wlnderweedle, Perry;
the state of Florida’ for EftWfy Whltcmore, and Gertrude
'be around 1778.000,000, Ward. Winter Park; Edith Draa;
n »a let- TItog* ll|
'Amoe, eomptroUer
comptroller.J In
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Florence McKay, Banir Martin, state*
»t*ted that |ford. Robert l * Martin, Okoochokrremor
t f^osa tax assessors indl- bee; Edward Elchitaddt, Cocoa;
Gladys MUler, West Palm Beach)
basls for estimating the Carl Warner, Crescent Clttr; Mar
j after the county com- tha Mathis, Bbnlfay; Louise Hol
‘ had made possible de land, Bartow; Elizabeth Atkinson,
L CwOuld-be $760,000,000 , Ft. Lauderdale; Elroy Goodell, Tampa; Howard Delamater, Clear
Davrnport, Iowa; Annie Campbell, water; liurrison Cobb, Ft. Myers;
( smptrollcr stated.
Ward Mould, Daytona Beach; Cy
t Amos’ letter was sent to the Vincent Conway, and Peter Bnblch, ril Cocked, Zcphyrhills; and EdI
of
Winter
Park.
ami
nil
of
Winter
Park.
nor, he cxpluined, as informEleven students who won F lo r-1ward Rowan, Greensboro, Fin.
upon which the executive
l, fix tho state mlllage, which
ter hno already done.
The
popularized it with royalty the
or announced a reduction of
world over.
1014 to 71-2 mills, or ap
tly 29 per cent, bringing:
Lieutenant Colonet B e r n a r d
xe to Its lowest mark in
Freybers, VC, DSO, is among the
LONDON, Eng., July 13.—</P)— many swimmers who shortly will
lint needed from tho “ Blondes prefer gentiemcn," n skit attempt to swim the Channel.
and, • the comptroller baaed on Anita Ixjoi’ novel and
Colonel Freyborg made a dra
1980-97) would be $8,- “ grand giggle,” fnshioned after n matic attempt last year and got so
performance
of
the
Grand
Guignol
dlvldsd as follows:
close to shore after a seventeen
in Paris, were two of the most
l, $1,480,817.20, and oth- amusing features of the unnunl hour bnttlo with tho tide that his
.jites, eatimated, $4,844,846.- theatrical garden purty given in tug-mnn almost cried when ho was
taken from the water 400 yards
t .*
Chelr.cn for the benefit of the ac
from shore’.
tf estimated receipt* for the tors orphnn fund.
His wife had kept unceasing
toning period were divided
Americans were n u m e r o u s watch throughout the long swim
» comptroller as follows:
among both actors and visitors.
on hand Juno 30, 1928, Addc and Fred Astaire, Tallulah und us her husband’s eyes had bocome bloodshot, his body blue with
1.67.
Hank Head, Dorothy Dickson, Jo cold, and he failed to hoar tho di
iron the $760,000,000, at 1 7-8 seph Coyne, Peggy O’Neill, Jane rections shouted to him and sho inCowl, Vivienne Osborne, Ethel r.isted he must leave tho water.
$1,687,500.
j errors, Insolvencies, land lx>vcy, (Ren Anders, Ruth Draper
Colonel Freyborg
served
at
1 par cent, $108,760, or $1,- and many other Amcricnn favor Gallipoli and is scarred with nine
___, . Are
LONDON LETTER
ites ran booths and assisted In en
war wound*.
•ligneous receipts, cstlmat- tertaining the great crowd.
$387.47.
H IT BY 8TREET CAR
‘ fuctlng tho buildings
The American contingent on the
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., July
Kir expenses. Mr. Amos os London r.tngo seems to increase 12.—(/p)— Mrs. A. K. Cook, wife of
i that tho balance on July 1, with the coming of summer.
iSk- a prominent local lawyer nnd incmlid be $1,447341.74.
ie music is now well to the fore in mcr of a well known Kentucky
ilturee for the State London.
Edna Thomas and her family. Is in a local hospital, prob
th for the past year accompanist, Constance Piper, have ably fatally injured as tho result
vd,198.75.” the comptroller returned
from
Germany
and o f being struck by a street-car lust
With estimated balance on Franco and nro giving a second night. She has ft fractured skull
80 of $140,000 in round scries of concerts in which negro nnd other injuries.
Estimating that the ex- spirituals and plantation songs
__
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«
for the coming year make up most of the program. The
Reported To He Improved
around tho samo as for Emory University Glee Club of
NEW YORK July
13. UP)
year, mlllngo of 3-8 mill Atlanta, (!«., in also singing south
Cnpt.
Otto
0.
Dowling,
who near
luce it.
ern melodies in London. .
ly lost his life in the first explos
estimated need for penion at the Lake Denmark navy
will, be $1,500,000, which is
arsenal
ns he was turning in the
“
Women
notice
when
other
wom
iblo’ -monthly.
To furpish
requirements to meet these en -always wear the same hut and fire alarm, is reported nt the
mmis continuously It is noc- cont, but men only notice when Hrooklyn naval hospital to be much
jry that wo have a larger bal- other men make n change,” Justice Improved.
|k"on hand than might be ub- Rowlett observed in tho king's
ely needed If receipts wore bench division where he wus hear
uniform or more evonly di- ing a euso brought by Mrs. St. Vin
Thercfore, I estimate cent Furrant, to recover for cloth
• millage of 2 1-4 mills ing which she alleged was stolen
\
from trunks she left stored in n
cur needs for this fund.
revenue, pension, state London hotel.
This remark by the judge was
health, state and fodoral
. state prison, laaving the Inspired by testimony of tho Hotel
of 1 mill fixed by the proprietor thut while Farrutit now
oii, tick eradication and claimed her wardrobe was very
•t books as fixed by law. elaborate, she ulwnys wore the
pwofald give,- according to my same coat and hut while living ut
sate a possible millago for the the hotel.
!il986 as follows:
,yFirst
Free
ent
Arthur Elmoro the sailor who
nwoke one nwrqing recently in tho
Bqckingham Pp’lacc gardens, near
the king's apartments was (looked
at1Scotland Yard in u special book
with auch suspects who have been
hold for annoying Roynlly, the
mor.t famous of whom was Hoy
Jones, who gained u peep at Queen
Victoria sitting on the throne.
Jonos, son of a tailor In 1842 was
first caught asleep on a sofa, nrkt
to the queen's btdroom.
He cxplulnod that ho got In by the sim
ple method of climbing a wall and
stopping through a French win
dow.
He hud been in the palace
three days, helped himself to eat
ables and not only hud seen the
queen on the throne hut his ideep
hud been disturbed by the crying
of the buhy princess Royal.'
A fter a term in a house of cor
rection. Jones ugaln returned to
tho palace.
The third time tho
young man wns apprehended there
tho authorities decided to hundle
him o ff to sea dml that was the
last London ever saw of him.
ILLAHASSEE, Flo., July 13.
V-Bskor county wes the
county of Florida to report
State Department of Pub
aruction receipts of its shlpt of free school taxt books for
Ij87, according to State Suj>ident W. S. Cawthon.
h Hodges, of Macclsnny, supident of tho county board of
Instruction, has Just for
I a copy of the Invoice- after
-checking to seo that tho books
I ill Included in tho shipment.
n'Cawthoo, who is also turna Copy of, the invoico by the
onvilfa depository, checks
Iperintendent’s copy with his
'And presents tho two to tho
(School Book Commission for
oval, after which tho complic Is requested to Issuo an
‘ In payment for tho books.
Honeymoon pas.iportn arc a good
I to tho atate dopartmont deal of a problem for newly mar
•'a re to the effect thrt tho ried couplea who wiah to daub from
Books aro being received al a London church to a boat train
>dally over tho state mow, and and crons tho chnnnel to France
Fable that the county sup- on the day of thoir wedding.
ants will have their aupTho foreign offico will not issue
. hand shortly, it was in-passports for a man and woman
as nmn and wife until they have
actually boon married.
In some
>sts cases clergymen have boon en
tdy
trusted by the foreign offices with
> m p a such passports and have not de
livered them until the young couple
wore legally entitled to them.
J
Strike -Do
d Transit Coin
V is Report
t ***
o<r>rf£**n
Prince Chichtbu of Japan will go
into residence at Magdalen Collego, Oxford in October after hav
t in ing pauod many months of social
company activity In Great Britain and on tho
Jfs A
continent for th*. purpose of fared at by mlUutalng hlmaeif with English
i j p r tbs ppst
*
:n. He will occupy roma
same
Addlaon’s walk,
tn. ov*r .............
Plctureaqua back
M il
U f thf
a aparttha molt
‘\#r* i
rd’a love‘ in
■aventida
occupied
Lcol
ided
gvorita in-
Approximately 30^ Mil#*, O f
Western Union i S F i H a s
Been Laid From BRgfenc*;
To Finish Job In September
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NEW YORK. July 19.—Work
is proceeding ra p id ly w i the
world’s fastest cahle >flow „ being
.
Within
irW-1
ters, icebarff •J. W INTER PAR
In the no
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often (rtind
grounding
on as
UP)— Following
__ cables
flat
the
c
" exposing the con
ment of tha resignation
ductor or severing^ it entirely. PJTalman as coach at
Once the carcase Of a whale, en lege; President Ha mil
tangled In many loopa of cable, aped a statement today
wns hauled up by 4 cable ship, ft tha. many inauirlci. In
was 'disclosed that' the animal's asserted that,# new conch
death struggle had*, parted tho beep definitely,;»electod
cnble. At anoth»Pl tim6 the atoty an announcement as to <
of what had happened'to the in man’s aqcceseo? could bo looked for
sulation was told by the- finding
\:
of a shark’s tooth inbedded in the at an early date.
“ The athleM« eltuatfon/'f *»y*
cable’s covering. • - the statement, “ which
the
Closed in shore cablet are oft South
well as the r t i t w the
en caught up by the trawls of country a^d even at Rolling, I am
fishing bunts which drag the ocean •orry to ja y , haa been bad, has
bottom to a depth o f 200 fathoms been purified here by the dismissal
or more. The first lnt4rnatlonal of several studenta who came here
cable laid from Dover, England, with the evident purpose of doing
to Calnis. France, was picked up nothing but playing games.
by a fisherman who. thought it
“ It is the purpose oil Rollins to
was a new kind of eel.
■
build up its competitive athletic
department only on the basis of
clean sDort. Whether or not Rol
lins wins must not be the, Chief
factor in the playjnsr of our jfhlnce.
The important factor In argamo
if the way the game is plUyed and
.laid between New York Bild Lon
don foT the Western Untoti, A l
ready approximately 800. miles of
It hove been laid out from Penz
ance. England and tht.'giant.ship
Colonln is now pushing bar prow
eastward from Bay Bobarts, New
foundland, through tb« watars of
the Atlantic to meat' this buoyed
end.
The final splice o f this aaotlon
will be made about thd mldcflo of
July. Tho Colonla' yrUI then, re
load with cable and will proceed
to lay the section from Bay Rob
erts to New York, completing it
in September.
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•«■■■■' 1 1
Whllo engaged now in the lay
ing of this permalloy cable, tho
jR E T U R N S Y O U R W ASH;
Colonia keeps n careful record of
OCALA, Fla., July 13. i(/P)—
every mile laid. This is done so
JREAD Y F O R IR O N IN G ! j
that if n break occurs any section The condition o f the hanks in
Ocala
as
disclosed
in
their
state
of the cable may be picked up
without difficulty and the neces ments « f June 30 last shows an
sary repairs made. To grapplo increase in both deposits and re
for a broken cable In the block sources <>f the mme period af
depths of the ocean seems to be 1926.
Total deposits on June 30, 1926
ari almost hopeless task but so
carefully ami completely are the were f :.972,70337, as compared
records kept that tfte pjcjdng up of with $d,001,650.20 on June SO,
a particular section fn'two or three 1925. The total resources of the
miles of water is all* In the day’s former date was placed nt $7,843,581.K> nnd the latter date $0,
work.
840.129.07.
When a break occurs In a cable
According to a survey made by
it is possible to tell from tho shore
the local chamber of commorce,
by eloclrical nionsdrements and
calculations how far from either these figures, as compared, show
end the trouble lies, A cable ship a substantial gain over last year
steady
then hurries to tho spot which is nnd are indicative o f
rlcnrlv indicated on the chart growth even during the summer
made when the cable was laid or months.
It was also pointed out that
last repaired.
these figures represent an nverHaving arrived at tho place ngo spread over tho community
The
where the cable is to be picked nil of which points to a healthy
up the cnble ship puts over nil condition throughout tho town nnd
Economical Family Wash
anchor huov to mark tho point of county.
departure. It then steams back
and forth across the lino of cable
10 Pounds For
dragging n grapnel which resem
bles a five-pronged anchor over
the sea floor.
$
In shallow wator an ordinary
grnpnel is used but for depths of
10 Cents Per Pound
a mile or more n special form of
All Over 10 Pounds
grapnel has berm devised which,
j
when it honks the cahle. cuts it' in
two and holdj one of the sovered
We Use Only Soft Water.”
ends tightly. It is a simplo mat
ter. once the cable lias been hookcd, to splice, in a new section nnd j
then haul up the other end and
spliec that on.
819 W T H IR D ST.
Must of the breaks, however,
occur in shallow water near the
p^ M
se
shore as there is little to inter
fete with the cable’s smooth work
ing in the depths o f the sea. Near
s d m
t
the shojjc Hie cable has it host of
PHONE 176.
tin thi- lllark Hear Trail near
enenip s both animate and inani
Dcl.aml Country Club
mate.
^ T ? S W E E T b« o C L E A N j p
The worst of these, especially
ip tiie warmer waters is the tere
Dine
Dance
do, the horing sea worm against
whose ravages ships’ bottoms aro
v f
•V'
QUEEN OF DANCE DEAD
NEW YORK, July 1Z'— </Ph *
Charlotte, queen of the dance, la
dead. She went from stage_ door
to jnil thence to court and tho al
tar. all within 30 hours. A credi
tor had her nmisted on the ground
„ho was to Icavo tho country- A
judge freed her and denounced her
detention over Sunday. Then she
married her dancing partner, Curt
Ncwinnnn. '
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IX if)
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Phone 800
Yellow Cab Co.
OcalaBankReports
Show'Increase In
Deposits,Resources
M OB m i d ,
■*
116 E. Secoa4|
Cor. Park and 2nd S t
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W e are Headqti
for: Flintkote,
les, Roll RoofiS
Ma^rial for
Roofs.
ALSO !
Galvanized Cor
ed Iron. Galv^
Flat SJieets.
E P you r w a lls
K Ecleanly.
Wash away
I
1.00
SANFORD LAUNDRY,INC
J
•
f:- .v
-P IT T S
Rough Dry
THE
1«jha:
finder prints and disfig
urements as they appear.
She«t Rock - Stucco■!
\felumina
ViiihaiiicWall Paint
CH ASE & cm
,
Phone
+
permits easy washing to
take the place of rcdecornting—gives walls beau
tiful soft tones that har
monize with furnishings
and show no laps or
brush marks. Stop in at
the store for color card.
Sanford Paint And
T A V E R N
Wallpaper Co.
112 W. First Street.
ess
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STUDEBAKER
Standard Six Duplex-Phaeton
has created open-car enthusiasm
-v
IT H the Duplex-Phaeton there comes new motoring
joy. Open car freedom— closed car comfort— cither in
a few seconds. It is truly motoring "as you like it” with this
world’s most practical touring car.
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Roller tide enclosures, smartly finished, operate aa simply
as the shade? in your home. There are no flapping ends— no
curtains to fold away and become tom. The steel frame top
assures dot|ble comfort and double safety because it will bear
tha antira vyeight of the car in an upside-down position.
* . ’’
Beyond this 'revolutionary improvement which Sjudebaker
haa introdtibed in the open car field, you can enjoy the benefit
of Studebaker economy of manufacture. Vast resources, great
plants wherein, e// vital parta are made, bring you the OneProfit value whloh only Studebaker can offer.
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Thia
may be/
fa ir
at tlmt
knoyrn
SixDi
'Ofl the
JgH Pi
rates 4a,
,*bor; J on* hoUr,» ln'« terrific heat, making ready
•';;
lJ)dtfyfromYour grocer
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U.comeB to breqd, DW t
Ut W r waste hsrielf, away baking bread when eh#
that is more unlFbrti th*r.l '£
Fresh
>
Lfl'/rA
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thi next meil. She wants to please you, and
€ «5,l I f « vor complain, so it Is up to you t6 tell her
J j y S lie:L>ott;
? pedal
? : and g0 taV tile hot
Phaeton
baker
t Plan
M any
m
*»■
Y O U husbands who drop In at home three
times at da>^ ?nd find a delightful meal
prepared never realize what the wife has
gone through In the preparation of that
meal, A b soon as you swallow your break• fast, she goes back to the kitchen and
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of If dead, the na-
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rirer, * m rearing
tabty i t tile Fen»ld-Laug h‘ this after4
__________
t Bodfea, one of the trio
Js tbo moat seriously hurt,
nho slugs close to the
_ ‘ Parker, raid to have
target of Schoot’a gun
I h n . J, T. Toon, ari» rejr.. They were in a boat on
r. when Scholl began firing
ar, the victim* raid,
declared that Parker fired
him. The shooting was the
of » land quarrel,
oil is being held in tho coun1 — vilng a decision of tho
, nay as to whether Seni
or Volusia county has jurism over1the shooting. Shoo]
at the boat from the Volusia
‘ (Id* of the river, Sheriff C.
1, mid he had been told,
ntlng took place near the
a which Joins the U-shaped
* “ i river.
_ct charge to be placed
t school has not determined,
ritiff said. The chsrg* will
, placed until it is known
^trio wounded will recover.
ON T1IE1R F IN A L L A P
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tent
RINES
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P h on e
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R adio R ecep tion Is G ood
lu ll n rr Itiilirii i<> rimip to Ihr \pit lu r k Itnitlu Hhi|i
nn, t 'lfn ln s unit ll-li*,, tii nm »li' mill Inll.a fruni tllffereul
liu rf. nf flhi- e u iiiilr,.
lla illu * r t « In.ln lleil. iiiIJum I ciI. iiim I rrpnlred.
Vi-rtnU
e r re lrl.
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tlrp re e re t s tln ,
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The New York Radio Shop
116 E. Second Hi.
302 N . P s f k A v e .
O p en U n til 10 1*. M .
P lu m e '742 ■
FITONE 834
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“ A m i J 'M iv e s tic P in e s
-^On Your Evening Ride
autoW h e n ydu clim b into the
m obile tonight for a short trip a ro
so
BUR
the city, 'm a k e . it a point to
through th e s o u th e a s te r n section
T i r e d , s w o ll e n , s w e a t in g feet
smart, burn, itch a p d a c b e r D o n 't
suffer from sore, b u r n in g fact.
Rob them with Lirsrbo liquid, fa cools
and wiolhet the pslo OSOnes. It shop*
hchios bet«vten tbs lO W M a bills foot
laftcuofit. I.it srno makes your feei
fcelauod. 5U >ems sod *1.00 at you/
drugiiii.
Eewrr mornins ipHnklgtiemrbn Oust*
lng Powder on roar feet aad between
theme*, li keeps yo u t fast dry sod
free (rum pern. Itp rm tttl MtSICtSSM
sore »pon.
o f the city.
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Y o u ’ll see a rapidly d evelop in g resi
dential district w h ere property values
) ( < *< elf drunlut
h ave
W e a re he idijitnrtcru fo r l i a g e r ’s
ChaMiiniMiga L im e, none Ix 'ltv r—
I1H O N E
wtd
i
Lime
;
N a t u r e '*
Dr Fi.etch r i? I Bpown
been
increasing to
an extent
little dream ed o f several years ago.
S P E C I Al I S r
Ner\ r B/ono'.>>,,/ s n
Y o u ’ll see
0 / S (U / V ' S
S a n f;o rd
G ro v e--w h e re
homesites a re bein g sold e v e ry d a y
rutty
Rhrumatteni, Neuritis.
Higaitlva
DU inters,
1.1 '■r r and Kl.lney
T r o u b le . , Cuinrrh,
Aethinu, Huy f r i e r ,
U u ih ii , of Women
* n it Chninli- m i l
CHASE &COMPANY Compiir*l«|
F ILIJN G STATION
1113 N a n fo rd
is
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Ltonrbo Dwstlag P ew d e r
Rock Lime In Barrels.
Rock Lime In Bags.
Hydrated Lime.
Finishing Lime.
Agricultural Lime.
aa long no they Innt.
m
Perfect Health,
yourself of chronic
are u n d e rm in in g purify your entire w
lng • thorough cotnru df GsJotab*.
—once or twice » week for ■eeverai
weeks—and we hojj^Nrture r<jwards you with health.
gy;
Cslotabn are the greatest o f all
system purifiers. Get a family
package with full direction*. On
ly 35 cts. at drugstores. (Atlv>
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Determination
TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
THE CORE
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J& eiss*
Phone 800 •
Yellow Cab Co.
C IR C U IT COURT OF T IIH
■a-oti
r a «Tmf J D D IC U I, CIRCUIT
5MMON. J O H N W11, MON. end
7 IU S O N , H xecutors o f llo,
rill and Teetum ont of Thnnout
tin, deceased. Inta of
Humti.-r
gnty, South C arolin a,
' Com nlali
^Uiinants.
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J L U S IA T n ^C H TM H .V T C ' iM I'A N Y ,
ae t*« dtii
Renew Y
By
to .-th e
i cau se cn
■of
July,
•III o f com 0U f'‘seed. ^
e ta k o V i
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evleees. grantees and
b
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tm
iiilsrud
fltjoe s ' w eek fo r
under id lu n>i » * :
fo u r consecutive, w ee i n b e fo re ihn
said n e tu rn P u y in tho. H anford
H e ra ld , a new sp ap er o f gm iernl p u b M ikM ttTinjt
licet Ion . published In said C ounty
sw o rn bill o f com- Mflfl Hint A
t: r
tho
above
styled
1H/SK A S P O T O I J . t W dt f I l l o f wiilrh Is a su»*. fo rd . trioiida. this the s :n d <lay of
„ tho Linda hero in - 11
June. IBIS.
. . -VsCrihed. thni Hi. e o m y ln tij-' -( S E A M
v
t*. a ft e r d ilig e n t search end in
q uiry, havo been nm blw to est< r Cl"rk o f the Circuit
taln the present aildr.nx end loc al '
i.ourt
o'
Hcniinulo
ity o f the defendant. Vnhialu. In vest
C ornu/, Kim ijn.
ment Com pany, Inr.. nnJ Hint a fte r
Uy a . M, U't.ckM.
d iligen t search and Imuti/ v the com
I > Ditty. c i
plainants have been i.n >iiV i*. a s
A true copy o f the o n itln a l o rd er
certain w h eth er o r uoi tbu defen d
on flic in this o ffice.
'
ant, Sf. F. Itoblnson Is livtn-l n - dead,
C lerk C irc u it Court,
and If liv in g that hla a c e and rn*tn i l L I U H. I l l i « l l .
dence are un know n in rom idiilnniils,
A ttorn ey fo r Com plainants.
and If- dead the ii.n n o . jitfi-s uiid
Tutntm. Florid a.
residences
of
tinkiioivu
o a rt'a a
claim in g tinder1him ns heirs, de
visees, graniewe or min,, tv'i-i, u is
un kn o w n to eom plitlnm in nr.d that
rninplaliM iits havo fnil i,eoii nl*lo to
ascertain
enm «
a ft e r
d iligen t
search and Inquiry.
• It Is th erefore ordt—-.l that th o
d efendants nln.vo . itunied. each nnd
All o f them arid U>-.t nil un'tm .wn
parties claim in g itiiiler them Inter
est In and to ;'ie MW *t nf d ie HPJ'i
o f Section >i. T o w n -in i* is Month o f
Cor. Park and 2nd St.
Hunan IB Knst l i the C ou n ty , o f
Selnlnole, F lo rid a, bp and they are
tANTOUL, TihTjuly 14.—(*»)—
the Inst lap of their round-thvW'Journey, Edward S. Evans
-Linton 0. Wells, mounted into
stem sky shortly before day- A L L SU5KS Iliiili Pressure
t today.
They expected to
anil Haliuimti
at Mitchell Field, New York,
'1 o'clock this afternoon, day
time.
Save money I>y Inlying here,
IS
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t
. lO LK COUJfTT, P L O n illA .
C tU N C R K r.
TO ttU IK T TITI.Fl.
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o rgan ised an
to p eop le w h o wish to live in an e x
linnu,
of Mrn.
Mi'Ll I AL. NOTH B—
If unuumll n ii a I, | a
■kill, rerneel rirnrts,
fiilcllfy lo ulo i m i ions
urn! no eifiiMinhed
_
I reputeiion in ».. injilUhlng results, togethei
*» iln rrlinlifli- .iniiiiment. yesrs of exp*
l rii-nrc. icioiii in mur Ritelllgmce and dlscr.iinri ,n iho nirrlkin of s physician U
tveet >ou. com.- to 1*0 me and Inreal I n t*
my h'lvunrcl yv-inn of trestment. whlek
“ uru.i 'iuMy in lorM-d. No Incurable rasas
arc-iitnl, no mml order treatment instl*
tuted. no fuW j'liimUes made, no alittse
los. ir.iiuwiiblr vunrantees given. 1 edrerl Ua. nhat I do — I do what I adrertlxa.
| C h i’g.n ria.on.ih!,, l.rma arranged to suit
mtiont'* niiiveiiniire.
Call or writa fot
ntorn.otion n:nt nilvlra.
I ere w ; nxllent. In persan. I eparata
no branch ollicrs. "airdteal companlee" and
ln»ltluua.1 »ly cared, la tiefled and frstaful patient# ore my boat rsfarsnesf.
clusive, yet accessible part o f the city.
The pines will Welcome
you to Sanford Grove
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
f
E. C. MILLER, Pfes.
First Nntiunnl Hark Hltlg.
I
Phone 249
Dr Fletcher I Brown
, 216 M A I N S I .
JA C K SO N V ILLE . F L A
~ W T ....? s
Tremendous Price Redu
tiori will p revail to mal
room for Fall arrivals.
S P E C IA L S
rv
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Beautiful Pictures
12th to 2 4 t h
Card Tables ... ......
42 Piece Dirtner S e t ............... ..
of
The Uew Bargains listed are only a sample
Nurspry Refrigerators,
No. 1 at $4.75, No. 2 at $6.75
what we have in store for you. Come out and
look through our store.
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is offered at such re-
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markable prices. Be
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rn e m b e r
the
Brass Bird Cages $3.75 and up.
To appreciate
must see the quality and workmanship
you
that
APRe; e. VatcUo;,Ty1VOry Bedr0° m SUite'
4.75
EXTRA SPECIAL
lormous Rug Stock must be reand this is a wonderful opportunbuy your fall requirements
Monday
N■
reg u lar
chairs in mahq^any.or
PRICE
$27.50
NOW
highly decorated*
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$ 1 7 ____
tapestry
department,
The cabinets are the most mod
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gra^Ie mer
t ill i
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Kitchen CabineLw
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ool cori- Phonographs and Record*Th® Intent type o
.
/onle
ln tne^Bpeci- Radiator ornimenta
venlencca
are inclui
ficatirmn.
fica linns- Tho toilet* will Kava Musical Instruments and' strings.
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An improvised tent liy the road lending from tf.rickon Lake
N1 in at tho town o f New Hope, N. .1., n mile ami
Denmark, N. J., with a- family thankful to have escaped death in
}\U navy ammunition depot at Lake Denmark.
Shells
tlm explosion ami l>nml>ntdmcnl whieh wrecked tiieir home along
[in all ilnt’1'!ions over tho countryside by the explosion with the navy ammunition depot there. The picture shows, left to
.,.,1 ,|„%
vn as terrifie .ua on a battle front in w.uright the family of Mr. and'.Mrs. Dan Itich: Mary, Nettie, Lucy and
opuliit I"!, 1led madly from the stricken region, and the father and mother.
Winns iv.'ie injured by tlm bornbartlmeiit.
A t!A in n t
n ilt/ llip i
J. I f
.¥ n < i n i a
miston ims left the state. Officials refused to state as to whether Mrs. Kennedy was questioned
by the grand jury yesterday con
cerning the telegram.
The grand
jury rccesHid after yesterday’s
session, to re-convene tomorrow.
Missing Operator
Continued By Cops
LOS ANGELES, July 14.— (/!’) Officers investigating the nhihietion story of Aintee Seintdc Mc
Pherson. Angelus Temple evangel
ist, (ediiy concentrated on the altempt to locate Kenneth (i. Ormiston, former temple radio operator,
who disappeared a few days after
Mrs. McPherson was reported
drowned at Ocean Park, May 18.
Tho motive for the extension of
the search was believed to have
been disclosed in the publication by
the Los Angeles Times today of a
report that Ormiston had been partially identified as the man who
sent a telegram to Mrs. Minnie
Kennody,'the evangelist’s mother,
on May ” 1, saying the evangelist
was safe.
Investigators believed that Or-
v ;
m.
R obert Scott Denies
He Fired Shot Which
K illed Joseph Maurer
>ra’>will b® o f
tile floors. Tho floor®
The roof Will b® o f tar
artd grnvcl. The bulldftiitf Will have
storage rooms and jahltbr’s quar
ters.
i .Tho building will ,have. thrq®
front entrances. and two at tho
rear. There will b#‘ lO e x its
to
^facilitate dismissal o f classes, and
OB a fire safety measure,
i Tho “ safety exit boltil* will bq
•used on nil doors. These doora
can not be locked from-the inside,
although they will not allow inIfWfls. This type of door will push
,'opon with u ores sure against the
■long bolt.
* ! " domestic sriened‘department'
twill be able to givo the girl stud
ents, practical as well Oa theoret
ical training. In addition to tho
(science laboratory, a kitchen and'
dining room will be nLthe pupil’s
disposal. The girl will have the
ntrme facilities at school as at
home.
Construction work was started
on the building about the middle
o f Aptd by ft nnk^Lussing, gener
al cunt i actor. I ce llros. have the
plumbing contract, and tho Itantkdl Lb trie lii., the electrical
contract.
W ANTS NKW HISTORY
LONDON: Prime Mihl*ter Baldwin thinks tJu> defeated side T*
never represented properly in his
tory. He wants tho story o f tho
American Revolution written from
the English viewpoint.'
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M ANY l . S, PI,AOS MISSING
PARIS: Arm■liean flags were
conspicuous bv their small num
ber, compared with other yearn,
iri today's decorations f0£ Ilastillo
Hay.
CHICAGO, July
Rob understand fn>m yoiir counsel
which y..u do not desire to answer.
ert I!. Scoti, brother of Russell T. I want to respect that desire. 1
Scott, who is under sentence to want to ask you one direct ques
hang, took the witness stand today tion. Did you fire the shot which
and denied that he fired tho shot killed Joseph Maurer?”
which killed Joseph Vauror, a mur . "I did not, your honor,” replied
der to which lie has pleaded guilty. Scott in a strong voice,”
Robert testified after several
"There is one further question I
I long conferences between opposing want to ask you and you may an
|council and Judge William N. Gcr- swer it or nut. as you choose,” con
j mill. After 10 minutes of prelim- tinued Judge Genmiill, “ Were you
■innry questioning regarding Rob- in the City Hall Pharmacy on tho
I ert’s life iiistory, the judge un- night of April ‘J, PJ24
Jnounccd:
_
“ I prefer not to answer/’ Scott
“ There are certain questions, I'replied.
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718 Sanford Ave
Sanford, Fla.
The Price Ib Right
SANFORD
l LUM BER
W. & PRICE, Mgr.
710 W. First St. Phono 472-1*
A"
r ee is hereby given
_____ inty Commissioners
vab<
Stsmintib County, Florida, will M ^
| njext Regular meeting to be held on
! day August 2nd, A. D. 1926* aj^thie
■ House in Sanford, receive bidjs fd r j.
I iiig of approximately 2000’ feet o f I
" surfaced* road /known as; the rGr
Cemetery Read1
, same to be built of
Rock base Finley Method* plans t
specifications may be had from Fred
Williams, County Engineer bids iritist;
in the hands of the Clerk on or b ^
w 10 o'clock A. M. August 2nd;, A\' D.
l The Board reserves the right to rejectJ any or all bic|s.
p
3
W itn ess m y hand and official seal;;
3 this the 10th day of July A . D. 1926.
NEW
(S e a l).
V. E. D O U G LA S S
C lerk Board o f County Commissioners,
LUMBER YARD
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A complete lino o f
Cypreps and Pino
Framing
Sheathing
Hiding
Flooring
Ceiling
Finish
Mouldings
Lath
I) lick
Lime
Fluster
White Rock Plaster Board
Nails
Screen Wire
Builders Hardware
Doors
Windows
Frames and Screens
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l e Denmark am until it fait ‘ ilfpot hrrp Ik being Iiiiiidageil
Bing f.-ri'.o iojnrien in the explosion which
wrecked
hysbiav ii the temporary hospital in Dover, N. J., said
KlrnuM In.-e the sight o f an eye. Mrs. K. H. ( ’hurchill, it
lr»e, an ! I i iv.ite D. M. Huntley of the marine corps, are
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ness, or equities
greasing service too. Y o u w ill be given this
com e in and tell us
it.
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Tsi tlic Miami liivicra; and to enjoy a glorious
fy ar cxuptionally low cost. W e arc running
I’us trips every day. Join one. W e make
Mgcincnts.
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ki’adrijrj selling reiircd^itdUv’* for
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I: price covers npt only transportation, hotel
I*. meals', Imt also all entertainments— swim*
| Rolf, tennis, dancing^— all at no extra cost,
p c trips enable you-to'8CC with your own eyes
PJtn heralded University o f ’Miami; how w ill
fm
1he tHousaWs' o f beautiful homef and
[wtul Inisiness bmrdlhd&i.'.tKkr comprise this
f j . e,nt (“ fy- Also; tfi/rdijiHly rising, gew sccI ith their plienomeh^/buifdipg activity.
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i t Is ' difficult to undewUnd^few fllilioU
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chnek fta crime wiivc In tho face o f tho disgraceful prece
Small last
UT. dent established by Governor
he Issued a parole to Ignace Pote, convicted murderer of a
motorcycle policeman.
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Pot* Was sentenced to die in'1922, but Governor Small
cbmmuted the penalty to fife, imprisonment Last week, he
Jam issued Pot* a parole, to take effect in 1930.
Setting at naught the findings of twelve fair and im
s-wr.ve: n i « m t u - f i . n - ‘
partial jurymen, Illinois' chief executive goes over the
mad, or more appropriately, behind the back of Justice to
free a man as guilty of a dastardly crime as any man can
be.
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frith* astounding audacity he endorses crime at a time
?J, *'.*r' *’ U .■*’>;»■^4f%i when the citizens of his state are making a sincere and con
' - ^ i l ^ 'aifi';. . - M certed effort to weed out gangsters and gunmen and the
(H» P R M I
* l * lU lu i rest of the human riff-raff responsible for ’Chicago’s tinsavory reputation. With cool. assurance of his** political
jtert •otb .rm
power, he makes no attempt to excuse his inexcusable ac
tion, knowing full well that any effort at justification would
prove absurd.
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r The parole issued to Potz is made all the more intoler
If; •JULY 14, IBM
able by the fact that it is only one of many granted to
BMb3>
notorious criminals by Governor Small. Potz was convicted
PLATFORM
in
short order of one of the most'cold-blooded, premeditated
V 2■ * * * '> % & * '
rhurders, in the criminal annals of Illinois. He deliberately
Jtted .to kill the policeman to protect his bootleg industry,
id ntf form of justice can be distorted to condone his es' ! from the gallows.
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CCorrigfct !•*•» bV(l
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THE PRESIpRNTfiJ
pika weighing three
announced hi# plan to
pike’a grandfather. Suroemragl
Calvin Coolidgc caught •.>* 'i m
pound 'pike.
Sec tomorrow’* news
for hi* next catch.
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X
That I* the CoolidgaT’ method,
ffrst in the legislature,. tlwt* gov
ernor. then Vice PreiMept, then
President.
First little fish, then
big fi*h.
Watch the . 1928 re
turn*.
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decent American.
L*k« Monroe.
It is men like Governor Small who are responsible for
* f city beaotlflea- the deplorable degeneracy o f law enforcement in Illinois.
.
i1■' '
ef eckool systam A man who places politics above justice and common de
l provision for ineraMed cency is scarcely fitted to hold office in any true democracy,
and the sooner the people o f Illinois rid themselves of this
type o f official, the better the state will be.
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First National
Sanford
•L
EXPERT
«4 V E S T IG A T «
Kelvinator is not
we WeVER 51EEP
went, but is tried andi
Tens of thousands of i
users.,,
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)V E , AN D O U R 8 t the judgment
ond the widow,
the X[finger. Love yo
ho w a n g e r .’’
Dout.
That Industrial Survey
[)|{. A B B O TT of the Smithso-!
liinn institution, in 30 year*’ study,
discover* that the heat given o ff
l,y ihe sun varies greatly from
day tn day and year to year.
The
remarkable thing is that, sending
St# ray* through more than 00,000,000 mile* of ether at absolute lero,
tho son ha# kepi us warm enough
to live, for at least 500,000 years.
One cosmic freeze would wipe u#
out.
J. M „
. > ARCHlTEi
a
A SUPREME Grand Chapter of
the Royal Order of Onihge celeb
rate* in Philadelphia the Battle* of
the Royne.
Fighting Irtohmon on
r.uch occasion* have an answer for
their exulting "Orange’* friend*.
The battle of the Boyne wa» no
tent, for the Irish, tO-Ul"f“ sorrow,
wore led by an Englishman, Janies,
while the English were led by W il
And the En*
side from the question o f the legality o f a double com liam, a Dutchman.
gli-h king w«* far from the fight,
mutation, aside from the friendly relations o f Potz and Len
galloping to the rear, long before
Small politics, aside from the significance o f the date 1930,
paving the pardoning o f Potz should invoke the censure o f every it stopped.
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McLander Arc*
A. D. ItOSIBt
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(tan I'tiling,
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f in m
!U5 W. I Ml. St,
N O W OP
Standard Ba
Simp
112 Park Ave.1
D. I). Hedge*, M
AsRwiulp#
Lency Mr Mull
F. Vnnso ami ol
& M i.i—v.
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Chamber of Commerce officiala should lie encouraged
in their attempt to expedite plans for an industrial
survey of Sanford, for a collection o f authentic, accurate
data concerning the city’s industrial possibilities is of vital
importance to business expansion at this time.
It irra logical, to-be-expected fact that most of us here
in Sanford don’t really know" what we have to offer in the
industrial field. Most of us have no adequate conception
of the excellent advantages that this city offers to the
manufacturer in the way o f location, transportation, power
supply and civic co-operation.
This ignorance on an all important subject is pardonable,
for tha data that industrial men desire is o f a somewhat
technical nature, ami heretofore no attempt has been made
to prepare any comprehensive information o f this nature
for an intelligent presentation of facts and figures, the
language that maufucturers deal in.
•.Sanford’s celery crop has been advertised widely, and
the city today enjoys a national reputation for agricultural
productiveness, but we have boomed our farms and neg
lected industry, when in reality our chances for manufacturies are as attractive ue our possession of farms.
Centrally located at the head of navigation on I he St,
Johns, midway betwecn^Pamp* and Jacksonville, enjoying
excellent rail and water facilities and lying within three
miles df two o f the largest power generating plants in the
south, Sanford has all fundamental requirements for in
dustrial development.
The reason for the lack of factories and plants here mav
r V <\u,‘ tli in the cloak o f secrecy that has always coverhd
.ndustnal opportumUes. No serious attempt
has been
made to exploit these possibilities with a view toward Htinill,.Htrj 0B* an(1 tht! few mamifarturera that havu
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THERE IS no big and no little
tn science.
hr. Abbott spent 30
S P E E D Y J U S T IC E
year* studying the nun, which is a
Mav wo ever lovo
ORLANDO ItEPORTKIt-STAIt
million time# as big a# our earth.
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# ,0 ' God!
M
Darwin spent :t» year# studying the
f)n
tin-nd
day
of
April,
Willi.
nnd
even
the
littl
children would ■
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earthworm,
half
the
size
of
your
J|DONT*CARB NEGRO
Mr*, l.'-'r.e Cnlvcrt, of London, not have escaped the criminal con
1
1,1,1 l(»ngar. getting wn* urn- 'ed on a charge of mur licit ion through front page news
tm ifl'sW hat’* in your pocket
the creation of
information as
lr collar'* high an1 true.
mir fertile soil.
der.
Ho i lie 7th of May she wan paper notoriety.
Commercialised
i ’ b what'* in your pocket
tried ami found guilty 0f ntriin- syndicate writers under “ copy
ekin’s on your shoo.
I UNITED s t a t e s Consul Gen- gling I" death her landlady and right" headings would have filled
N o tice is hereby given that the Boai
1>l
jural Miller «t Seoul, Korea, gives roldling in r. Ami though she wu#
Tptl'a who keep* you comthe mother of a little girl 6 yeur* pages of sensational stuff woven 3 o f Counly Commissioners
in and
thi" missimmry
inf'’r,nnti,'n i,,,out
Bh Amen*
old.
and i baby boy only n few from I heir imaginations before this
can
lha
Seventh
Day
f* up what ho's tuk.
Adventist church:
The mission month* old, she was put to death ease was finally disposed of.
5 Sem inole County, Florida, w ill at the
1* what way you’* gwlne
And this is enlightened Ameri
ary caught a little Korean boy for In i r.ute on the 24th o f June.
fa gwino away from wuk.
A trifle over two month* were ca where there are twenty murders ■ n ext regu lar meeting" to be held on Mo
stealing apples from hi# orchard.
consumed
in disponing o f this c a s e j to every mu* in England,
First
threatening
the
boy’*
de race’s trouble*
To tuke n mother out and hang ■ day, A u gu st 2nd, A . D. 1926, at the Co|
mother witli prison for. her son, witli all of its sad tracing# and conprofit! by dem all,
How it stands out in her by the neck grates upon the
the good • nii*sionary # ordered u nectimm.
if your leader*' stumblin’
But if that 1 Hpuse in Sanford, receive bids for,
nurse to bring acid, and with It he contrast to American criminal pro- nerves of all of ns.
luype to make dom fall.
Had thnt murder hup- I* the only way of preventing.uno
burned, in Korean, the word cedure.
“ thief” on each of the boy's cheeks, pened in mu* of our largo cities |do from committing murder--if J Opening, clearin g and g ra d in g of t
I’* what** true tomor...... in America,
The .......
missionary’#
mark ns
ia many
still year# would |*uch a horrible example is iibcobrigh t o f way, o f the W illin gh a m road
Ihero, ami the "’missionary hn# set- have been consumed in tho disposal j s'»ry to detoi other# from taking n j
\ Ubi a'dreams today.lied with the boy’s mother for of Hu* vase.
Criminal lawyers! 1bunco, then it is a penary ihnt 5 County Commissioners D istrict
In',what tax la levied
No.
' would have had a ease o f their [ must bq paid fi»r the SuTetT TMf
$310 with a public apology.
.not on craps or play,
Iffwft* JSi « '~??peci fication m a y be:obtained from F<
.likiijg.
Alienist,- w.utild .have had f.:-,tfiet1f;J*niBf' lflb’l*li*^.>c' p>ffe
THIS 11CUTS mfsMnnAry work a rieh field in which to operate: if t riminal courts, nnd the less m u
_ ,,. . how hard you labors
[YOU does It to de un*
in lb" East generally, ns the story the woman was too poor to liir MiliStml display, the bettor for nil g • T. W illiam s, County E n gin eer, bids mi
*j
I. Judge is boun' J,o sen' you
spreads.
Ihil it should not cause doctors to swear her insane, the , •"m i rued. One can readily imng 13
be in the hands o f the C lerk on or befi
to be forgotten the innumerable state would ha.e furnished them me the sensational fireworks that n
record Jo^de "pen.”
at
the
expense
of
the
taxpayers,
j
would
have
surrounded
such
a
case
a
kindncHHcs, self-sacrifice and devo
2 II) o’clock A. M. A u gu st 2nd, A . I). 11
tJn^ your manhood’* rlslu'
tion of missionaries of nil churches. The time of courts would have been |in New York or Chicago, and the ■
occupied for several mouth* before , gue s is safe thnt the Woman would : H The Hoard reserves the rig h t to reji
hab a way to stay It,
l ’ fplks' good opinion
MRS. CLEMMINGTON Carson 1those criminal lawyer.-, would have j have gone unpunished though she ;0 any or all bids.
of New York, swum from Dover to T xhaunted all the dilatory mou*- c nfessed her guilt at the Ian nu>- ■
hdn a way to s|uy it,
An effective way of re- !■
Ramsgate, in the rongh channel I urea available under our American meat.
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Conimcicml photog-j i"i ming lhe criminal-minded of ■
t min man’s why an' wliarfo’
water, twenty-two mile# in (i hour#. practice.
W itness my hand and o ffic ia l seill
de worl’ Is big an’ roun,.
It was a fine performance, but n rnpher would have pictured the |America, is to tiegin with n reform
■ the 10th day o f July A . D. 1926.
i ' whar next you’s gwino
$7ri.(l() put-put tioat Would do bet woman in u dozen dilferent posc^ of mir criminnl practice.
Kt'.»r f .
Sanford huH { “ " i f f o T ” " 0'' ‘ ° " ‘ ' " nl,lc
lhe » ttr“ u“ » - ter.
ft
l, the foot under groun’,
Nancy Hank#, a powerful wom
V. E. D O U G LA S S ,
A comprehonHive industrijil kfirvey bv experts will rem- an, might have beaten Mrs. Car‘ ‘ IN T H E GOOD O LD D A Y S
l^ iT ’COTTER. in Tamedy; h,» Hltuation, ami enable the eim m ereW bod ’ , give Hon’s swimming record. Instead,
CUI.IIMRUS, GA., K M IIU R E R -S U N '
Clerk Board o f County Commissions
she contributed Abrahum Lincoln
(S ea l).
to write the proclamation iiml that
No one would dare say t hat it is
Under tin* enption, "Tho Young
Celoryntcn are
was more useful than it would have Mun’s Time,” tin* (Tuuleston News right for futhers to make slnve.s
,1,T,h9 t)™ ,1
c,lf,fin«r of information concerning Sanfortl’a in- been for her to swim from Paris and Courier lots the fuiluwipg in
of their young sons, nor is it right
down the Seine past Gibraltar into teresting editorial .showing the
VOU|d like to huve
for these sons to become u burden
the Mediterranean, through the difference
of , .... . , hpir f#lheni ,,y being al, r ’OWcel Its debt
illrtcrence “between
<tw .c t the customs ot
Suez Canal and on tu Chinn.
two score years and those of today. |,,U(1|1 t() KPHW U|1
i(|[,.(u,.t* and
Porty .... . ngt. u young man’s Wlt(umt responsibility.
W IL L II. HAYS, deterniimil to “ time" belonged to his father un
, ,
>wtrld mova* on. Tho sight
If he j 1he News and Courier goes buck
make moving pictures a* pure us til the wot, wa* i wenty-one.
nM-e«i» nupana nothing in
uro Instructive, says they wished to work f'u others anti rc;t time not in the memory of tMe . /L
S T O R Y O F T R I P T H R O U G H F L O R ID A i they
*.. today.
» I UV|W
mustn’t have any title to make |iro- tuin his wage* he had Lo he given j" ■•ongor generation, But it snmlta*‘.JS.
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’ E V E R G L A D E S G IV E N B Y L . C H U R C H
! hibitlon ridiculous. No pictures his time by hi# father. Many n| truly of the custom thnt
!*' going to Turn pa
‘ ButtfUjr U
must make light of the law ul the hoy of sixteen of that period went 1wnlcd during fopnor years. %
trite1
!
Fehruai . ‘^ N o w
whut’s
Editor’s Note: Since begin nlccp on ut night.
land.
away tb school, whore not only did timu of the young man was not his
bdone to
that?
This is sound, morally, but i* it ho earn his expenses while study own, but his fnther’s.
it is true
ning the publication of Mr. In"Fro vision# cRtimatcd to last
not going in the direction of cen ing but he sent a weekly cash in- that many fathers, oven then, per- •’
graham’s
Everglade*,
diary,
our party twelve day# had been
sorship in advance?
It i* the ntalltiiont home to hi* mother. netted their sons to have their own
vlst C*l on Friday and The Herald hus obtained through
packed busInesH of moving pictures, like How different is the spirit of this time nnd all they could earn with
>*111 tell Gitl how much tho courtesy of 8. O. Chase, a scluctud and carefully
uwny In sack#. Our party wua that o f newspapers nnd of histm-y, age that would prevent a boy’# out requiring them to contribute I
Hko to hav«;C *l’« Job.
record o f the trln in narrative
Ol 1 ■■■■■■
form,, written by A. Chun-hi armed with two shot guns, two to tell whut roully huppens, and working until he is eighteen, and mythlng toward their "keep.” !
IS •
Wincheater t’iflc# and numcrou* if millions took upon prohibit inn' would make the taxpayer* furnish these father* were indulgent, even J
i thing about tho fcet who accompanied Mr. Chn#c on
pHiilii. bcsiile# \yhicli
t/ul to a# ridiculous, which they do, must him free schooling through college, ihough pome of them were scarcely
L it! doesn’t give mueh'In tho Adlttlro.
Excerpts
from
and then if he failed to support ■Me to make hucklc and tongue fp R A V B L on one of tho
to our budding poot*.
tho record will appear daily in I carry two portul>ic canvas bouts, picture# pretend not to know it "
j throe lout*, axes, cooking uten
1 O—*,.
Ills wife would give hi* wife a pen ‘licet.
It did some of the hoys
Tho Herald.
big comfortabla
sil*, cto„ to which wum adiicd at
W ITNESSES IN the trial ..f u *ion.
This new method furnishes no especial harm, perhaps, hut I_ X
[."Government Rule On
. . T,
j
wholesale
bootlegger
say
rum
curFort
Mycr#
two
wooden
boats
be
itnlly I* Asked In l^ t
our
lAieb*
und
Leopold*,
The
old
•
them
were
not
benefitted
by
*uch
5
^
9
?
"Thu Everglade* were always
R E A L ENJO YM ENT ^
I * * felow who thinks associated in my mind with Sem tween twelve and sixteen feut III goes were landed in New lersey method furnished.the world with Idndly treatment.
and in New York under .he pro Its Edison*, Fords am I other work
The placing of responsibility up- put o f’your journey to
inole Indians, plenty o f deer, tur length.”
tection of uniformed policemen.
■L l‘ -Ot-----ing ’ wlinrds who have made thi# i „ n the’ young man is om> of the
key, fiuh and all kind* of game
few York.
The bootlegging industry pays country richer than the thief of j things
.Melbourne chum- usually found in the wild and un
brings
..... .. that
...... .....
out whatever I
!
TO
M
SIM
S
j
gladly
$200
u
day
to
policemen
ami
. comaien* ere staging developed sections of our state,
Bagdad.
For a man who ha* (there is in him.
But when he i# 1P r o a d deck*, delictoua
other officials thut make tes* than learned to mnke himself work i> , relieved of responsibility and per- 1menu*, perfect rest antf
111 motor toUra of the »tuto. beside# being endowed with thnt
Count
your
toe*
after
swimm
Each *uys tn him in commund of a slave who will do i mitted td grow up in idleness, tho >Recreation. O rch estra,
* Sanford motorcade ?
tjlamnr thnt unexplored region* ing in u strange awimming hole. $200 u month.
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self, " I f I don’t take it. Mum-body more work for hi* niartor than time will come whim it may he j» 1*» _
shroud thomselven in, and which!
else will.”
That is wrung, but would the idave-of tiie Wonderful matter o f deep regret on the part A wonderful trip.
imminent American wo- to an anient fancy would have all ]
U» the Uni tod State* i* #uf- the attraction* that the imagina-1 The *peed limit means how fast the bootleggers thrive.
l.nmp.’
0f both father and son.
from too much proaperily. tlon can picture forth.
you can go, not how *luw.
IN EUROPE, where they huvo
r(i|tht it wa\ too much Char“ The opportunity of ‘Joining an
O R G A N IZ E , A D V E R T IS E , R E A L IZ E
Being cynical ia enough to make dictators, the labor leaders meet
expedition for exploring this re
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strong opposition.
General Pun?
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PA LATK A- NEWS'
MCh*rokee<(
gion was, therefore, eagerly em any man u cynic.
suMUHit uxcrnaiog rAajij
galos, Greek dictator, hearing of
8 IT Ml i s i ,
; Rider Ts going to move braced, despite the advice of
On Bala UntU
•
’Arapahoe"
a
strike,
sends
leaders
und
“
ugitaFor
years,1
Pglatka
ha#
dreamed
CMtVfoll out*— D*hlon- fHcnda who had been upon the
thin highway has been finished
tVongli tickats u ri baff*l
>nlr 1 10 10 20 AurChicago woman wants u divorce tors" to think it over on an island
t. Which, if you border o f this country, and the because her husband shot
of the day when she would become and Is reacly for travel.
It leads f t.0!. MMAhatTkv
her. in the Aegean sea.
ihrou|k ta all Haatkaia.
'Mir .1 13 23 ai Aur.
r hard on poor old wishes o f relative)i that I should They’ll do it every time.
the hub of thla entire section. For south from Palatka; it doc.* not *.«.
"Apaehe"
What would some American cor
not run the risk# of such un un
AU TO M O BILSI
porations give for such un Island? years, rbada cantering in Pnlatka V»P the rich stream of gold flow anlr a IS 24 ,. Ana.
dertaking.
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Huincs
City
(Flu.)
church
ha*
have been projected und we have ing Into the state hourly from
ijw Tribune
“ The plan was to have enough
THE MORE you cut prices, If talked about; nothing elsn,
Owners Want men to carry everything we should rocking chnirn instead of iWws,
Let a the north; but it is, nevertheless,
U W Sham* tlu t need In parka, afc ■we knew It perhaps to make falling out eaaljjir. you do it wisely, the more you visitor c o m «'to the city and he o f vaat Importance to u*.
mftksl That applies to Uncle Sam,
M dp not feel the would be Impracticable to carry
On Thursday, the official open
From aid to Saaford, Eatsrprisa, BaaMR _
The Presi was Immediately told o f the timet ing of State Highwny No. 3, the
f -; .* ,, >Y
Fame is a fleeting thing. In K i y In hla. tax collecting.
horses
with
us
all
the
Way.
'.r e *'*’
when Palutka would mark the spo| St. Johns Scenic Route, will lie
dent'
and
Mr.
Mellon
slashed
in
\ ;.y
Jacktomille Daily Ex, Si
York,
students
were
found
ualflff
iMm;
■~ .
“ This plah necessitated u rigid
V ;v
Lo. Sanford Daily Ex, fdoni<
For that opening nit
Btgta economy in baggage, and for sev Grant’s Tomb as u handball court come taxes, cutting half from tho where would'Ba gathered together celebrated.
maximum percentage collectable, all the stfeams of travel edming of Pntnam county ha* been called
Coonectkm at W o r d tAa» M d to
epang* i* eral days before We left home we
He - wu# Ihovnv on J o jtako pari in the exercises.
Bt- Peteraburg, n d
D*mpsc« may be world c h » r •nd'."grave tack of revenue" was Into the afgte.
<P
were busy calculating the leant,
♦dt
that-on the" n iw brldjfo spanning
i« larger the gathering, the
pion
heavyweight
fighter,
poasibl#' bulk o f blanket*, clothe*,
be lower tax rate, the gov- the magnificent
mile-wide 8t:
•tar, will be the advertising for
Freight I
shoes and all th*; Y»rloua articles th**e women who reduce des*
•rnmenfa raeeipta for this year Johns wotild be grouped a' halfftaunty; the bigger the crowd,
ith tfer«ir which each o f us ’wished to rar- honorable mention.
hav# Increased by $26t,U72,fli3, dozen main highways on which the greater will he the profit to
„ r y ahutg fo r comfort and con
Ineontc tax yielded^ $ lr972,7l)K,H30, most o f the tourist traffic into the Palatka jm d every other com mu
Hemp*ted, L, |,( ,nun waa JUI
‘ lt!h New York state paid one state would come: he was shown
!'A,/
ty *ih Putnam,
fift y year* fd venience, Finally despairing of on the eve of his wedding. HU
lt behooves all ;--w;V
being
it I
ile to make a selection
r.
■•
that all '(hjH itrAffic would center
u* to make the occ <>sion a ,wonft.
' * “ “ i T a rk lii^
he
I*
missing.
Women
do
cha
ong*t the. many thing#
from
nation bugbli to have u fly- right Iq" M l ihfart’ o f Palatka td
ful suecc.#*.
I et’s be thorp,
optlmlai
whl{
friends knew, would be their minds.
iUmachins fli
to protect its crosa
*■ knd he was shown'
knd. Just thi3 one word in
“ Id,
ertd whJk^k
Wouldn’t
•»
"u t#
The other what
Rains of
—
mean ,in regard to
Celebration* such us thla
r.-:
Someone ■robbed a movie - sg
jut ever.,
financier brug- p ro j*1
t.dtatlni
**• ‘ v-.' (5)
s The only way that i
t ,.onc In LoV Angeles und got only $3<
“ tilngla >>1
t.this nation,
trlotl
kre still
secured for all tha
of so It muu havo been ths dey
cuppea, Jecti
ndt yet
fa
iTut*
l,y Popular
forepoyeft sounds co;
o f the
When you are call
have said Coni
t« do the best you
10t-J ’iv*v®
ifc m
i .a
> r came ST
c
it ia ’for yq
.UcftiiBi* to cat
f
W
roflt, direct
.ataie. w.tj
vs
apre r r
7 Z“
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5
NOTICE
0
Sailings from
JACKSONVILLE to
St. Johns River
m
�‘ •T V -r
• \ w * f<
H: ■-'
V.'
I tBLEPHONE M8
‘
IS Hos
A t D U p it fu l Bridge
PartyTjiesday Night
lalendgr
v-'a
f’S lS oo on Magnolia
[Arrivals
^iiinole
fMtrick, Jacksonville;
Louisville; C. C.
nee; N M. Martiii4*Mr nn?l Mrs. E. W.
■ k E. Pore, Jr.,
omgs V. MflKuirs,
M. Schul. Sa-
_ t Corbett. Tnm na;
1Jacksonville; W. W.
e; J,,W. RuBseJl,
:jraiv Atlanta; F.
inn. Jacksonville;
P*ke City;' W. E.
Sprijurs.
’ ftldcz
___ [’alutkii; W. W.
"llf^Mnville; M.
B.
-York; I’. K. Brown.
[ W E, II. Mitchcl and
r Juwwrua- Cohn; Frank
T5ackaonville; A; M.
iirille; W. C. Johnson.
|i; R. R. Cockrell. JacktR l Kunfml, Cresent
[Janelson. Ocula; M. L
Iiebonvillc; It. S. Ramos,
f. 0. McLeod. J' ,. GainesLong, Tampa; Gearpc
Winston Snlctn. N.
, Killer f’l'i nn; F. 1).
' nps; B. (I- Heed, Scgij A. G. Leary, New
^Laskey; Gene I.efioir,
, E. Creech .if JncksonKiriR in Sanford as the
sinter, Mrs. Nat linn
•her home on Mellon*
' friends of .1. M. Stuflntfrested to learn that
nit after an illness of
,Jv:
“
pi
V -y.i .
®ATste r r o b ERT HERNDON IS HOST
- A LOVELY BIRTH DAY PARTY-
The regular business meeting of
l t°
‘Mdthtful of
MSlited in ttlMflU by Mra.
tno clnidrep'g parties given this b,.")g
both Woodruff ami Mrt. Raymond' tho Circle Number FivO o f tho
wmson was that of Tuesday after
hey. Later refreahmknfcy-of ice Methodist Church was- held Mon
noon when .Master Robert S.
cream hnd individual .CMC* were day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
«
.
r
i
n
Rose Court,
QuantitJtt o f '.vari-colored zinnias Herndon entertained a number of served by Mr?, Roberv Herndon, Bcatrico Higgins o n ,W est First
Street,
»v
^
and ferha; Were used in decorating his young friomls at hi« home on assisted by Mrs. Clafidb'Hemddn,
Mrs.
Parker,
the
circle
chuirmnn
the rbttifli W here'the card "tai.les i
bl,rt,<JV , !lis l*irthdny was Mrs. Fred Dniger, Mra. fctymoml
had b«eA. placed..’ ! ,aRt V!es<lny but
«u<*«unt of ill Key and Mrs. Seth Woodruff. The presided, and after the reading of
ness his party was deferred until little guests wore given favors df the various reports, much new busi
Of exceptional, interest was the this week.
balloons ami
and candVe
canrty. ',. ,
■ ness was brought to the nttentipn
Card gam e;*C0rM fo r which wore
The national colors of red, white
Those en.‘
enjoying tKia 'enjoyable o f the members.
kept on ta llife done in Colonial and blue, were artistically used in
ere; Charles ' Woodruff,
The ilia in topic for the after
maldwii w i^ rln r gqwnB of pastel decorating the rooms for this af affair were.
Mnts.v .‘ When thfeso were collected fair. Crystal baskets of cut flow Adelaide Key, Norma *JtxinkIe, noon's discussion was the work for
It wa*. found that high score was ers in these colors' were placed Hn^hine Tnkach, Loulw *PM kln«, the orphanage, nnd plans wore
held by MIbs Frances Jones of with pleasing effect in the living Jane Lloyd, Suo Belle Hi|lr*Knb- made to take care o f this branch
ert Grovenstein- Walter Fox, Jim- o f activities
W inter, Park, Who wns given a and dining rooms.
mio Fox,
Earl Fox,
Ctpieuolo
novelty
For, not
having
At tlu> conclusion of business a
r ibracelet.
j.L ■ Pt*
- ------r. |I Pho refreshment table was laid
rothy social hour was enjoyed, the hos
hnnnffl and
nn.l ' with fe white cover wUh ribbons Hrumloy, Mary WI]
any luck with her
honors
Wiggins, Herbert *BS$ . t Jr., tess serving dainty refreshments.
points, Miss Frances Dutton was of
of, redr .white
_ and bluo extending •L'Vrc . Hunt, I^ouise ‘ '^Idcnton’
presented ’ a perfume bottle.
-he chandelier to the four Wells, Mary Ethol Maine*. O. P,
Candies In compotes were placed *55*£*n. ?n<1 centered with the Herndon, Jr,. Frederick, ,'Daigcr,
on th£ tables and enjoyed during iafM .w h ito birthday cake topped Gordon Hall, Dudjpy McCracken,
the game,.and after the awarding With five tiny blue tapers in red Robert [lower. Jgck Wobdritff,
o f prixes the hostess assisted by rose holders, embedded in nspnr- llttfry Ortwin Brownie©,; Quilla
her mother, Mm, Harry Ward and Hgux ferns and cut flowers.
Porter. Marjorie June Burdii-k,
Gemes oT all kinds were played llillit* Ilcrndeu, Pbilothea Fox ami
Mrs. R.. R. Dens , served delicious
refreshments consisting of pine during the afternoon, the children Emmett Herndon.
«
r
apple mousse, cake, salted almonds
and punch.
Mr. ami Mrs. Victor McLnulin,
w*Lm n pnrtor
Miss Spencer whose
The plnyers were; Miss Lillian L ittle
i ,j ^ u u t , » i » V 0 e
marriage was an interesting
Shlnholser, Miss Ferric Lee Bell,
eyent
of
Saturday,
returned
home
Celebrates
H
er
Third
Miss Mildred Campbell, Miss Fran
Tuesday from
Daytona •-Bench
ce* Dutton, Miss Mina Howard B irth day-W ith
P a rty where they spent the week-end.
Alia Margaret Zachary, Miss Fran
ces Jones o f Winter Park, Miss
Youi furiiiti'n cuiL you a lot of I
Little Miss Margaret Spencer, the
Rubyo Hnyne, Mrs. Ralph Stevens,
Mrs. J. M. Hardy, who h*a been money why le t keep it new look- i
Mrs. Bryan Sturmun and Miss winsome young daughter o f Mr. the guest of her son nnd his wife, ing by cineimg the scars and I
and Mrs. Morris Spencer, wns hos Mr. und Mrs. William J. Hardy at
W a r*
willi tho world champ
tess Tuesday afternoon when she their home in San I-until, left Wed
entertained a number of her friends nesday morning for her home in ion Water Spar Varnish— even
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Haas and Mr. at her home on Park Avenue in
scalding a.iiFi will not turn it
Savannah, Ga.
and Mrs. E. W. Straus of Tampa celebration of her third birthday
Willie.
Sold J.v
arrived in the eity Tuesday hy anniversary.
|
motor nnd are stopping at the
This cozy home was abloom with
Seminole.
Card o f Thanks
bowls and baskets filled wilh zin I
nias ami other summer cut flowers'
San l ord Paint And
Wo wish in l hank mir
J. D. Davidson is spending some combined with greenery.
time at' Natural Bridge, Va.. and • The afternoon hours passed all j many ttends and thoughtful
Wallpaper Co.
ia a guest at the Natural Bridge too igiickly with games and con- ' animimlaiKTs for Ihoir kind
Hotel.
tests and at u late hour, dainty re nesses and i'luial offerings
I I - W. First Street.
freshments o f ice cream and cakes dm inj' tbe recent illness nnd
G. L. Corbett o f Tampa spent the were served. Centering the lace- dentil ul mir father,
day hero Tuesday attending to covered refreshmnt table was the
birthday cake iced in white and
Mrs. 11. M. Kdwords,
business.
topped with tiny pink candles.
li. II. Peters.
Placed about this were cut flowers
Mrs. W. B. Lanier and daughter nnd ferns.
have returned home after a pleas
About JG children enjoyed thia
ant visit with relatives in Atlanta. happy occasion.
Mia*; F bUL Ward
§ s 5ut ~
« •"
‘ hp homo of
ibis,
'
entertained
Amusements
varnish
PHra. William 8. Rnl>Dr. J. II. Powe leaves Wednes
their ear Wednesday
Mrs. G. W. Bailey returned home
Leesburg and Mon- Tuesday, after a delightful visit day fbr Laurens, S. C., his former
, where they will spend with friondo at various points in home, for a short visit with
friends.
1with relatives.
Georgia,
i'Kn. Clifford Hell, Mas.
Util Jr.. Miss Perrin
Him house guest, Miss
npitll of Charlotte, N.
|hii morning in their car
i for a short visit bet-to Aoheville and HonI for the summer.
Elliott & Bunnon j
Milane Today
Homes, Lots, Farms, Acreage
•H. Mitchell and children
Culm., arrived in the
*> and will spend a short
I »l the Valdez.
lew Bedroom and Bath Rugs
—Comedy—
■DON T STOP”
Aesop's Fables
THURSDAY
Colleen Moore in
"KM ,A CINDERS"
NOTE:— Ella is playing to
turn away audiences cvcrK
where.
m
Fuel is 94% Above,
Wages,
94% Above,
Living Cost’ 90^%/
Above the cost level of 1913.
\
PRINCESS
Electricity it 10% Below 1913
costa.
/
Cuntinuous from 1 p. m, to
l i p . m.
F L O R ID A P O W E R
8c L IG H T C O M P A N Y
( p'Icm Hunter in
"TH E BROADWAY BOOB"
rot,CHOUGH REALTY COMPANY
:
Your Greatest Servant
E lectricity ia always ready
to serve you more efficiently
at lowest cost.
TIM'RRDAY-
o il
.111 First Nutlonal Hank Hltlg.
Telcphora TA2
SANFORD, FLO RID A
Real Estate
Insurance
AN IM P O R T A N T FA C TO R
\
IN R E D U C IN G H IG H
L IV IN G C O S T S
Bxtrn added attraction
week, William “ Bin** Elliott*
Southland^ Sweetest Sing
er nnd "Bo** Bunnon, ttiieca
of Synronntlon.
TODAY
James Kirkwrfbd and
Mary Astor
ia
"THE WISE GUY'’
I
Due* of the hpfit farm values in Seminole County
i iitdiuriing HR acres celory land I :i Nmtli Oviedo, H)
Hires uf thin bind ia now being i lean'll und in about
Itfierii ilny.i will 1k> ready for the plow. The remain;
acreage in platted into It) inii- tracts. Loading (Un
turn adjuins property,
priced i misidenddy below tho
market.
W ill o ffe r a com plete change o f num
bers. Miss Bunnon w ill sing “ Poor
P a p a ” , Mr. E llio tt: “ N o t H ere not T h ere”
“ B rin g Back the Od Fashioned W a ltz,”
and “ Sleepy T im e Gal.”
irmination
II p. m . --------
For Quick Sale, We Offer
AT
By Parker MeCraw of
[will arrive here Thurshousc gue^t of Miss
*y ut her home on
Be.
ELEC T R IC IT Y
Cnntlimous from 1 p. m.
—
/u /
d■n:L
I'onioi
omedy
‘ Somewhere In Wrung*'
a
Wilh Stan l.aurel
To the Ladies of Sanford-A Positive Sensation !
4
1
0
0
0
dc nl I,mey colored hard twisted cord. Comes ill idl high nhuden,
itl, rn.'-'c, yclliav,'light blue, black anil white checks. Guaranteed last
v
'Ll.
24 x36 size $2.75
24 x 48 size $3.00
24 x54 size $3.75
ter.
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Through the courtesy of some of t>ur manufacturers
we have been able to obtain this large number of dress
es for a few days only, to sell
WASH CREPES
Knniiuh with rose buds. Guaranteed washable in every shmle,
fchildn-n’n dresaes and lingerie.
60c
yard
of manufacturing
Sensational prices and full particulars of this extraordi-
POLKA DOT VOILES
l*<
* ■H!"1
rd tw*iiututl voiles, fine sheer quality, fast colors, tan, blue, white and
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e'i tiuls.
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11—Automobiles for Sale
, Wily Herald
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W te ta s
V 'd
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nODGINS & COP V
CO ' Amx
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Coffield-WMhih* m«k>1_•
V
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chine. P ra c tic a lly now.
A lso
r'«in and ornameihj
breakfast a e t Box 698 H erald
»ork. Tel. 718-V
m
Fmt.
Avenue.
imver^dtle85ivweu!^SS!ipot
Advance
will be received
1T - j collector oent
-£jt
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s
3 F ou rn ier
|j |Game By Inning#
mJ
v *1* >*
»«
o f
r
.1
Club Standings
, j| . 8c a lino
. 7c a lino
on request,
^2— Millinery— Dressinaking
&
rates
ore
for
20— Heating and I'hunKInv
D O F 'j
F O R G E T
DODGE BROTHERS
n e w
Machine. BOX 117;
's e w i n g
"ASr--*15*'5®Painting— |
• ' « Caora W^ V ° 5 f .F U K N ITU R E for living
»nd dining room, low priced.
Mrs. Wheeler Jones,* v ild e illo t e L
0
a0R, 8EN J -I* Meisch
TOR SALE— Two Beds, rtmtressea Ron, m Apr y ^ C o n n e l l y A
L>ri average length
F4r*t Inning
Sons,
Magnolia
and 2nd,
.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
A'" L f ; . ! l:l 'i f «>•i i i S u M t e ; $16.00.' rRoyngE.5-’Larson,
E*ch_ complete,
, Mnck „ jt a. doublo when
, line.
f
17
Oak
St!'
Won
'
Lost
Pet.
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l
,
s
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l
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i
»"«d
<«*«.
1
1
.
S E LL GOOD USED CARS
chirge of 30c for
bar mb md ^d‘
‘ hli jdrtVe to lift,
San Lanta 55x150
I ! ! 1 * ,,a,ly 0D too clnaalflrt pagJ. lludson-Essex.
.. 5
3
.025
SANFORD
rayi© a 4
to right,' Mack stop*
r
,r
!l’,78fi 00- Ca» h $501.75
Lakeland
.025
u
rtg
is
restricted
tg at
third
third. Bryan grounded
plrtj?
«
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
25- —FloriwlH.
I ¥‘
OIL STOIVE and.sewing machine
Fori Myers
.026
1926— Dodge Spucinl Coach.
to Meyers. who held.Mack on third
irification.
516-510 First Natlohal Bank Bldg
for sale. Good condition at a bar
Orlando
.600
before running to firm with the K u r tz ’s W ild n ess Is R esp on
r if mode The SanPhone 713,
(By Associated Pr«w >
gain. Owner going north. Apply
Hack Wilson’s homo run in tho
"STE W A R T THE FLORIST’ ’
s ib le F o r F iv e P a s s e s ; D o
Dradenloii
ball.
Brown
slapped
a
two
base
.600
1925—
Dodge
A.
Special
Sedan.
irill
be
responsible
--------------Jl________________________________
r i-i
manager
Welnka
Apartment.
Jactiucs
Fournier
is
qulto
a-Jivesixth
eventually
gave
the
Chicago
h
Towers
for
all
occasions
hit to left center, scoring Mack . m ln g o H u rls Steady
Sarasota
.500
^correct
insertion,
80A— Real Estato Directory
« CUrK Circuit Court.
B ali
I,LIB n BUSH,
ly Brooklyn invalid. Weakened’ by Cubs victory over Boptbn. 2 to L
and Doyle. On Johnson’s tap to
S(. Petersburg
.375
for subsequent 1920— Dodge Special Roadster.
McLANDEK ARCADE ‘
FOR SALE— G lots on .Sanford InAttorney
F
o
r
Palms,
A
tlo
w
ifq
r
7
Hits
for Complainants.
an injury which had brought a ns Henthcote scored nhcad o f him.
Myers, Brown wai caught going
60— Machinery and Tools.
1’hone 781.
.250
te c" office
should
Ave., and fl on Palmetto, opposite
Tampa
Vlltiv-v- -....
.....bo
Tampa, rtorldt.
™ * ashkr a g a r n e r
r- • into tnjrd. Frisbie walked back
long lay-off, he hit only three It was the farmer Giant’s 13th of Everett Scott, Recently Ac
aviation
field.
Will
soil
cheap
on
1924— Dodge Coupe.
i— —
■
----------—
[lately in case or
Real Kata .,lul
Insurance --... uvm .leu . m u sou cneap
T is e r e A n n e * 3rd OII
FORT MYERS, PJa., July 14.— home runs aguinst th* Cardinals the year, putting him in the lend
for Lucky’s pop fly. Two runs,
N A TIO N A L LEAGUE
hOU S ALE — 1 Colt Carbide outfit
e«H< terms. Reason for selling go- MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people
I I 2 s. I ark Ave.7 Sanford
quired
Hy
Reds,
Twists
His
'Profctwinrial
Services
throe hits, no errors. *
in
his
circuit.
G
o
m
e
F
i
»
n
i
„
Yonks,
i
UF)— The wildness o f K ertt enabled yesterday in ^ gnmo whlch'BrookWon Lost
1924— Dodge Touring.
ing north, care Herald, Udx 610. | »re In tem fed in Florida. Each
f n^°r »U Bghts. Also mule und
Ankle In 4th But Injury Is
fERTISERS
Alvcrinn threw out Allon. Frls Fort Myers to score thfee runs on lyn lost. 12 to III. This tied tho
^1__ Ifl i _ndd
■■ *in
The Yankees load in the Arrfcrifnrm toola. Phone 802.
H n v in jj E d g e On *
■ill
35
Cincinnati
_ I! nf
of iVinm
thorn lliHAuaL
through _a classified
M
cCa l l A FOX, Rea) estate in- 1 ~
bio flied to Brown. Dumas was
representative 1924— Graham 1Mi ton Truck.
Not Believed to Ik* Serious Pittsburgh,
enn Is’ngm was cut to slv games
PERM A NENT M A RCElT W AVING 1~
modem major leaguo record. __
four
hits
Tuesday
and
defeat
Tam
A
n
d
G
e
ttih
g
H
e
tte
rS
i
O f Contest out,
n„ r , .ne" ts
nro among
Alvcrson to Schorr. No
103 Feet on Sanford Ave
I i h*
P0ST;, Si,x
.^nllinr with rates,
when they lost to Ed Wells o f De
our listings. Pbi.no 746.
92— Auction Sales
’St. I.oiiis
Johnny Butler. Brooklyn 1nf{eld troit, 5 to l. and tho Athletics deBetween Uni on Ave and Second St. i *
consecutive issues.
pa 3 to 1.
runs, no hits, no errors.
tH.no 24.* for nppointtnunts.
l^las.sificntion will
Brook
I
j
ii
Tampa
Fournier's 3 Homers Chicago
— ' i'tA
DEAN-BERG
a B R H P O A K er. also created something of a fente St. I oiiis, 3 to 2.
S E E K T T K i h i T T -----------------X N -u r.K l* CCORPORATION
O R P O R A T IO N
II ■
splcte in'ormation.
1
Second Inning
Macks Win Oper,
New Location, after August 1st.
record during the afternoon, hit
Denecke, km
FOR
IMMEDIATE
SALE
upright
4
0
1
2
1
0
wish,
they
\vill
in
lten
l'E
si'oA”
3*
1
6
,5
5
,0
Fi,;
‘
Nntiimal
Bank
Bldg..
( s„rt,r
r r »*
H w ,v* i»u «rfri
The Athh tics won in tho eighth
Schorr Hied to Dumas. Bennett Tanner, 2b )
Fails To Beat Cards New York
J
' ' *"*5 Moisch Build-!
Plmne 713
i
h k im ih t o r i ’u m h t io k o f t i i h
h fw K/ l« ° ‘l 1V,;ma'» ‘nt Wave—
pui"" .good condition. $60 cash. inir
3 0 0 H 2 0 ting his fisrt homer as a major fruling wlnri Hauser, pinch-hitting
From
Browns,
3'
in
wnnliag
your
Boston
lined to Dtinbnr.' Alvcrson got on Stanton, lh .
HIM.ST VATIoV.il, IIAVK
Elm Ave and Thirteenth St
r
' r hvmi
op- .111
. . .Poplar
U|U Ave.
■» 0 i
r» o o leaguer. Six hits hi the fifth in for t'ochrai*-. smashed out
a
f t * nuike it more ef• riit.irs at MnrineUo Beauty Shop. ____ _ _
Vr SA NKIIKII
when Alyors fumbled his slow Lopez, c
;;i
Sixth St., near Avaeodo
Wilson Clouts Circuit Drive Philadelphia
■J 1 2 n n n ning gave St. I.nnis a winning homer.
J
J,THIS
XT
ITU
OF
FI.Oil
II. A, \T rl.OSF (IF III S|\KXN l)\ J|>>|
IndianH Snatch Opener
I ho Basket. Phone 193.
j fi5 S
~
roller. Mack singled to left, Al- Hardy, rf
margin.
Hill Sim del. left-hand
Warehouse
site,
148x81
81—
Wanted—To
Rent
In Sixth With One On To
Washing', ii defeated Chicngo. 13
_____
— Specials at the store*
HKXIll III HX
AM ERICAN LEAGUE
TANT NOTICE
ed pitcher, went all the way for
Boston While Wiwhk.
M idi
lld in_
g Of D u n - vcrMJ' 1 U p p i n g » t second. Doyle x Leach
M IL L E R O. P H ILIPS, Inc.
—
—
________________
$50.00 per front foot
to 9. M e r e ly had p double and
I a biiaiui mol (Usei.initH, InrliiilliiK. «re« |itur»ei'S uf
«.
Beut Boston Braves, 2 To l
— - - was out, Bailey unussisted. No Salvetz, 31*
the Cardinal*, despite sixteen ene
Won Lost
u
r/w-MW1
!
"vr
filing,
CHIROP, should give their
i'uunds Out Win 0w3|
WANTED TO RENT— 6 or fl room 1 "K A N -R E R G CORPORATION
•>lb«r liuoks mol fnl'tlKil Mils nf .-i .I ihiiki' or
four singh for a perfect day at
w\(
I
|(
will
fine!
the*
cause*
an«i
tMeyers, Frisbie runs, one hit, one error.
my
safeties.
.
New
York
62
JO
(InirtH, Mold w 11Ii Iticl■»i semont nf thin hunk
Surface, rf
Elm Ave. nnd 13th Street.
■postoffico address ns
. house, unfurnished, good loca- '
n
National Bank Bldg,
i5
bat while liueL accomplished »:j
correct it. Plmtie 482 J for npC IN C IN N A TI, July !4 ._ (/ p )_ I’ liihufelplim
(except those shown In Item I-I.)
Mnck threw out Crowe. He niso Tlmberlake, if
fl.Tta.dsz.vs
Phone 713.
Ltheir phone number |f
Cincinnati out-slugged Philadel much with a doublo and
tmn. Not less than fl montha. I m - '
NEW YORK, July 1 4 two
Total loans
iiHirills Crowd throw
pmntinent.
Dr.
W.
E.
MucDougall.
Cincinnati
made
it
two
straight
out Meyers. Dunbar lined Kcrtz, p
W
ashington
l.Ttfj
i
resu
lt?*.
About
one
phia to retnin its four-game mar singles.
mediate possession. Box 203!
oviTdrafli,
■Heiiieil,
in.ri,..
oiiseeureil.
Yankees
loBt.
thoir
third
*
34V.tO
1st National Bank Building.
from Philadelphia Tuesday, ht a Chicago
a long double to loft center. Bail xx Butler,
it.
I
.
*.
(iiiirraw
ral
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gin over all comers- winning by
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equipgame
when
Detroit
anneia
The Red Sox could nmstor only
\ tjo m behind after two e y ’* drive almost took Alverson’H Alvarez, p ..
Ii All other United Stales <lovernmeol ■eeorttles
.1 and the others
Cash
ten to seven. Everett Scott had four bits li'im the nervier o f Kiiit froe hitting affair which resulted Cleveland y
W AN 1ED—T „ lease for one year ' „ , $11100.00. 1
« « » $400.00
opener o f a series with tli?
(iiu-luillog preiolmiiM. (r mi l )
132.3b0.00
ih#an pushed across the head o ff and was too hot for
in
a
score
of
to
to
7.
Shotstop
28—
Repairing
St.
Louis
..
sonicate
with
you
to leave the contest with a twist o f Cleveland and went down, ti to
nice large house close in K l . l Bnlnnce, one, two and three years,
Yorkers by 5 to 4. Well]
rylnltlal frame, Sanford Mack to hold, Dunbnr stopped at
Everett
Scott,
win*
was
acquired
Detroit
.
.
.
|
Total
i know your mldress.
Totals
merit, Rods, Reels, Lines, Etc. nt
erald.
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DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
30 1 7 24 0 0 ed ankle after shooting a single.
1.
Tigers, hnd a slight edge on
pufh nine innings of third. Bnilcy stole second. Raw- x Batted for Hardy
Ollier bund*, stock., irrurltlra, etc., nn.rdi
by the Reds Saturday, twisted his Boston
..
■Uauance MUST be
515-515 First Niitinunl Bank Hldg. ! *4.
in 9th.
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RITERS—
AH
Makes,
sold
er
I'ennock
nnd
the
visjtji
• IliinkliiK llou.e, flxii.iti.il uu. Km nil ore mid tlxill to emerge on top of Son walked. On Myers single, xx Batted for Hertz in 8th.
ankle in the fourth inning yester
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7
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3
1_ i urea. S2H.uoil.ilo
W AN TED
TO
R E N T - 5 room
rented, repaired. Orlando Type
builder, received good
1th a pair of runs to Dunbar scored hut' Bnilcy was
day, after he had singled. It hi
i llenl esliitc owned other Ilian limiklng huuae
i or hy Idler. TeleSOUTHERN LF A G t’ S
i
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luiiMKiitHj, w
itn a
------------bouse furnished,
with
all( con*
cb«.
w r i t e r * Supply Co. 42-44 W at
MDint proved to ho (ho d
iv f it I reserve wit Ii ^'•.■d^•lul H.serve lim.k ...
aecond o f the scries caught at the plate. Brown to Fort Myers
beiieved his injury is not se.rious.
For Sale By
nllnuances are not
Won Lost
IVt. run was scored in the .seventh
, vemenees. hy the month. Reason- O PPO R TU NITY FOR WORKING *in I...
kins
Block.
Phone
938,
Orlando
AB
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P0
. iim11 In \mill .mil miiomit due from national
ack o f tho hurling of- Lucky. One run, three hits, no O’ Reilly, ss
Philadelphia 200 111 200— 7 H 2 New Orleans
Ii Rllln
runt
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l.nnks
til
28
.1186 Blue canto home on FotK
able rent mol good location. An- i
---tty ” Mybrs was some errors.
Cincinnati
-too |03 2dx It) 12 I Memphis ......
r,->
(Jrnndin, rf
ply K H. Foy, Phoenix Utility Co CHOICE LOTS 25x125— Guurnii It Ann.inti due fii.in Mini.* Ininks, lijiiikura, nnd
.505 single.
I - Prompt - Efficient
BALL
HARDWARE
EXPERT
REPAIRING
Pport on tho part of
18—
Business
Service
Offered
eoiiipii tiles In i h•* I'nlted Mime lottier than
Batteries—
Knight,
Ulrich,
Pierce
Third Inning
Birmingham
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' j teed high nnd dry.
Within* ten 1 •linsi
Wickham, rf
.580 Detroit ....... 210 GDI 100_5
niluded in Item, x, ;i. mid to>
.................
Service
Typewriters nnd Adding Mnchinos.
id not n Mingle error
and
Wilson;
Donohue,
Lucas
and
Nashville
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City
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Ilai grave.
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Atlanta ........
bar made a nice running catch
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nBtteries— Wells and )f.
etarted out by slainPhonograph Repairing by men With Haynes 4 Rntliff, Phone 340
Mobile .......
----- gains are well worth your inveati
biles Fnr Sale.
of Brown’s long drivo to loft f ’asnres. If
.425 i emiock and Bcngrough.
•'"I "f Items *1 III, II. 12, null IS
6VV.547.13
SIX A(.RES partly cleared. Box, gat ion. For information call .it I I.
r ,- *>lt» for two runs off
I'ournier Hits Three Homers
trained at factory. Let us rebuild
Chnncey, 2b
AlIxvi'llnoi'i.UH easli llenid
<’haltnnonga
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3 072 43
lit.
Ml
(bit loked like n wide mar- Damns got under Johnston’s fly Johnston,
66—
Wanted—To
Buy
30—
tailoring?
and
Pressing
ST.
LOUIS,
July
14.(/»*)—
lack
and
refinish
your
old
piano
or
!
licruld
office,
Box
(J.
B.
V.,
or
Geo
J.ittle Rock ....
to left center after „ bard run.
.307
Tut 411
(’,*•>« second when, with
RIGHT
and
Overland.
Athletic*
Win
OpeningGu
Fournier,
Dodger
first
sucker,
tied
Ph°n°ir/aph.
KILLIN G SW O RTH
B. V’estol, 112 S. Beach St., Day
1.(11,14
Allen was out. Mack to Schorr. Domingo, p
1.1 IIIII.ITIF.H
(Continued From Page 1)
round al
Dollar*
V’ Dunbar poled a long
, Motor Co., Park and R E P A IR SHOP, Temporary ad HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY
Anne's lie used only the modern major league record by
tona Hcuch, Fla.
PH ILAD E LPH IA?July l "
•■iij.ltul slock iiiild In
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risbic
fanned.
Bennett
threw
160.4
29,
f
h
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ill
sacrifice
unimIt to left.
Bailoy slapseem unusually hard to get along
hitting1 throe hnnn* runs, account- f Yesterday’s Results
SiirnluH fmiU
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dress 1361 MelionviUe Ave. Phone . « r £ lea" inK' Pressing, tailoring.
— 1,l" Phlludolphla Athletic* ,
Tntnln
out Dumnn No ruriH, no lilts no
H,
3. 4 27 I7 I with. Mnvbc t have not. hclpod Left Arm Slraight On Bark Swing iug for five scores, hut the St.
ii
I’ rulH Idoil m ofIts
... \ 21.341.33
Iiroved five m ro celery farm, al
j .Alverson'a head and errors.
applied for.
the opening gnmo o f the M>rie*(
‘ ” 5 S- Palmetto Avenue.
Phone
91— Legal Notices
l> ((•■serve fill- Taxes ami Interest
I
6.00u.no
tho original style by changing It.
so
hair
interest
in
house
und
nine
30.211.33
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The
lefi
arm
should
ho
kept
^ S a in t second baseman
0ODGE
St.
Louis,
Tuesday,
3
to
2
.
Don is Cardinals defeated Brooklyn
American League
WANTED TO BUY
340-J,
Tampa
.. _
Fourth Inning
oto ooq onn— i Anyway. I can’t liylp bollcving straight on the hack-swing and Tuesday, 12 to J0^ j,i a slugging
lots corner Pecan and Fourth St. IN T i l F C I I I C I ’ I T t « i :» 4 T O F T I I H
hold it.
A fter Bailey 1
, Phillips Co., Inc.
r Less current expenses pnld
Hauser, pinch hitting in the ,
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
Philadelphia, 3; St. Louis, 2,
Fort Myers ...
o
il
000
lOx—
3
I irtlfleil checks outntHmlltiK
Hint-is the Imst w av'to acquire a through ev.ry shot until tho hall match. Fournier, a former CardiNerd
cash in l.usinsos only reason
Lucky popped to Friable. Moy|-Bawson drew a walk
I and Graham Trucks.
inning, hit- a homo run, i
A K V K X T II
J U D IC T A I.
f llt C I IT
Cleveland, (J; Boston, I.
AT
HERALD
OFFICE
Sanford Stove 4 Furniture Co. L A N E Y DRY C LE A N IN G CO.
•s
cheeks outatnmiiiiH
. .
O K K I . O I I I U A IN A N I> P o l l S H M IMeyors
ter making sacrifice. See J. F.
out to capture that qrs thrdw out Schorr.
'! St
Phono 3.
Detroit, 5; New York, 4.
Poole ahead o f him. Bing . »
Summary—Two l>aao hits, Lopez good game—imitation o f a good has hern struck. • Except the putt, nwl, was subbing for Herman, reg
Ii'iul nt Items Z4. 35. 28. *7. and 2H
321 E. First Street
Dry Cleaning, Repairing and
n o i .r c o u .v n .
35,361.1#
McClellan,
Ball
Bldg,,
or
W.
W
player
in
childhood.
If
you
don’t
1 a hit to right on madr'ii nice running catch whon
of course.
I mean, my left urm ular first baseman. McGraw and
Chicago, 9; Washington, 13.
'V
u«' ilfP"Kite subject lo ch eek ...... i"”.'.'
f 11ii I>cr fnk<*. Stolen bases, ChunIdayed his first gume tigtintl
Weo carry a
Dyeing.
IN C H A M 7 H H \ .
“ full
*' line
*
Phone 405 for prompt
i.tn.M
•' , ' 'T H fle a te s " f lie|.iim11 ilue III less than 30
ar counted and Bailey ho Agent to right field for Ben- cey. Sacrifices, Domingo, Bouzn, got started jji childhood, take is kept straight; and I think any Barnes were batted out in the flftli
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old team mates and scored botf
Our
.
prices
are
right.
Cash
or
kNIZING WORKS.
service.
||’I)H Iulh er tliun fur money b o r r o w e d ) '
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Owner.
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notrs drive. No runs, no hits, no Doran, Wickham, O’Reilly,- Hardy. somo lessons. A good profession bending *.f that arm tends to make when the locals got seven tallies.
T4.H
Nalionnl League
St. Louis’ runs.' YesterdayM
terms. W e want your business
oimilrlpul
deposits
(GOODYEAR TIRES,
M A I t Y tV H -H O .N . K x e c u t o r s o f th e I tl SI it I,I, county, .a oth er
•
»> again with two down errors.
I lie Cards, by their victory, re
Chicago, 2; Boston. I.
Double plays, Salvatz to Tanner to al can work out a stylo that will a chop instead o f a swing.
and New York’s loss to d j
ifi, L Bittcries.
l .n s t W i l l m u l IV s i a m o i i t o f T lio m n s j
67—
Koomg
With
Board.
Nun'.\7'
hom|,,'*!,lK'‘
"
f
kunk
or
Crowe was safe when Schorr Stanton. Left on Itnscs, Ft. Myers, «liit you if you will do what he
•IW on first through
“ Arid here is a point I urn Just tained hold of third place in the
W ils o n , d r c e a a u il, lu t e
of
H u n ilc r i
441
Cincinnati, 10; Philadelphia, 7. brings the Athletics within,
i Cleveland Six
k* PE R K IN S , Haberdasher 32— Help Wanted— Female
33. _Dividends uti|>iild
.......... .
........
84— Houses For Sale
4?<iu i l l >', H m u h L ' j n . l l n a ,
• ^ .w a lk e d and Du- dropped Doyle’s throw. Mcyyers 5; Tampa, 4. Base on imlls, o ff snys.”
learning.
The left hand should National race and Brooklyn re
St. Louis, 12; Brooklyn, 1(1,
Tames of tho league leaden.
T
o
t
it
l
of
de
mu
lid
deposit
(other
tiiiin
hunk
headquarters
for
Collcginte
Cnmplvla
ROOMS for rent, private home,
to fill the bags. Leo sacrificed, Alvcrson to
Schorr. Domingo, I; o ff Hertz, 6. Struck
be regarded as the master in the mained in fourth place.
to Deserve. Items 2V.
Hnlds Feet Closer Together
(Only three).
St. Louis... •, 000 101 000—2
LAD IES— Work for uti in your
Clothes. 110 First Street.
Vfl.
/ •’ U. -11. 32. 33."* ii m'•'•t'ieel
l 31
reasonable, garage space. I'OR SALE—New 3 room house T I IU M A H B M M J 7 T T W IT ^ H IN , IT
1. the day right there Bennett. Mark throw out Bailey. opt by Domingo, 0; |>y Kert* (1.
OLE EOItoON.ESSEX
I’m not sure it really is Brooklyn.... dim 211 123— 10 15 <
2.130.393.19
The subject of stylo, character- swing.
spare time.
Interesting and very
Philadelphia 010 000 02x—3
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1305
W.
3rd
St.
a l i v e , n r I f ile n t l, th e U i'k n o w n lic it h.
INC.
linglo to center, both No runs, no hi to, one error.
I know the right St (.mils . 2(12 071 OOx— 12 U 0
L A N E Y ’S DRUG STORE— Pro profitable. No selling.
two porches, on Magnolia Ave
Hitp o ff Hertz, ,'l in 7: o ff Alvercz, Isties came up, Bobby now being the iflfisler.’'
Enclose
Southeastern League
Pi d a y s i . r m tlije e t (•> 30 du> s o r m o re n o t ic e .
Batteries— Vangilder and ^
d
e
v
is
e
e
s
,
g
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lin
!01(hk Ave.
_ ii on ] . ..« i i ,l sn v liiu a 1
rtsblo scoring. DunFifth Irinhlif
. the Jwnl provide * tlie punch, or most
scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are stamp. Cosmos Manufacturing Co. W a v t f i v I*
field.
down " " t x u n d e r th e s a id T lm tn a H H u u n e ll
Batteries,— McGrow, It o Ii |«. r,
(I.W *• •i,‘ ,sing pilghoyi'lterts. Um universally regarded
Montgomery, l I ;Jacksonville,0-2 grave; Wall.erg und Cochrane.]
•
, , ----- ;---- j "opposite
* 1..... " aviation iic
iq . »Small
n u u down
I 'el-l Iflentes
of
deposit
I, tiller
I linn
for
floor 41
I not got one past Mack
Alvcrson
struck
out.
Mark pires, Bradley an*l Frederick. Time “ glass of fashion and the tnol/i ofH •>r it;
A N N«V
Iftii if I -got tti ’thinking i.upe.a ifnd .DeBerry;, tfhordel hfej
as near you ns your phone.
' " Boomers and boarders.) payment. Balance like rent Write W l l s .u i , M s w if e t . t Z K I K
4401 Brondwny, Chicngo, Room 123 ' r,!*
/)lbany, 4; St. Augustine, 2. (M
moiiei li'irin w ed )
W IL S O N ' If a l i v e , <t I f d e a d , th e u n
mf waa forced at second, singled through the box. Doyle 1:3&.
605
W.
3rd
Strteot.
i
P.
D.
Box.
G90,
City.
form'’ in golf.
about the right, or ignoring I hi 1> I ai rail.
Call
103.
innings, rain.)
P. Stole eoiiiitv or Ollier <min|eli>ul deposits MeCleveland Defeat* R*4'f
ku ni i o
h
'f w
ii n
i l le iir
i s
n ,.
id
|ie v
* is
i ri e
i e
i ns,,
sK in
l u lnl tve
v c
i ns'
Doyle.
•’> P I'dK e o f ii shi*ts ,,r this
hapk
or
forced Murk, Myers to Frisbie.
S—MAIIM0NS
mul "tiler i'In I innnl s miller llu milil
Columbus, 5; Savannah, 3.
‘ Well judging hy tile pictures left, tile riglit seems to got in too
BOSTON, July J4.-(/l>)-(
surety liolul
.
l.lxzle
Aljnii
'VlltKlU..
(
In
*
11
V
i
:ii
3opportunely in Bryan was out, Meyers to Bailey.
soon
an<!
all
kinds
m
trouble
re'
Autum
uhile
Co.
M
IRACIiE
Concreto
Co,,
goncra)
Wilson's
Homer
Beats
Braves
land
took
tho
firwt
of
its
i
1 ........ . myself," he admitted, “ I
Ollier tlllle deposltfi
H T K C K T T n U P R N T r N t t C O ., s t k .r - : ^
If** Allen got on through No runs, one hit, no errors.
By regarding the left as
I’ ostul mivintr* deposlix
.
» IIK'AGO, July 14.— HP)— Hack
cement work, sidewalks, build
i Ave.
i’honc 137.
keep my feet closer together in suits.
Soul hern Association
with Buxton winning, 0 lo 1,
p iir u t lo ii. m ill
llV K It H T U K K T
IN
traa forced iiy Dumas.
Bawmn flied to Johnston. My
ing blocks, irrigetion boxes. J. R.
V K H T M K N T ( ' ( ) ..
a
( N o p ,m il Io n ;
.
;clouted
..... ......... the "first
i n v Iball
i l l l l Ipitch'HCIJ# Memphis, 8; Atlanta, 2. (12 inI ho full shots than almost anybody in control, 1 can get a sort o f ‘ feel’ UiUnn
Tuesday when Wiltse, Red
i1."1
.1,1 m Cnie rteiM’sIts sul.Jevl to lleaurvu.
;w w n when Crowe came ers got on when Schorr dropped
C l I K K T K I t K K N N IN H O N I f i i l l v u , „ r
Torwilleger, Prop.
else in the world. And I keep my in tho Btroke; and M»e right, im <•(1 lo him in tin* sixth inning fol- J nilitfs)
[CHRYSLER
left hander, was reached salt
------------" tiinv ti nilI f it,,m l. t l x , u i i Im ii i x v ii
I io I i h .
do . :iu. Items 36, 30, .17. und 3H
1.036.353.35
vPO walloped ono for two a fast throw from Aivoraon. Allen
matter
how
ignored,
comes
in
at
I
lilted
SIstPM deposits (other thun
lowing
Hnetlmti
singlc
aml
drove
;
f
.
.............
"
iiunpmw,
4
hands lower and closer to my
Iliiiiiinghiiiii, 12; Little Rock, 5.
times. Eichrodt, with a tL
mediately, to keep house, light
v I h co s . u r iin t u o s m u l o i l i e r • In lit x - '
J FULLER MOTOR CO.
allowed his center fanned. Frishio walked. Dumas
the
proper
juncture
I
bed
rooms,
extra
large
living
room,
- V "f* >
^ V -L o m iT l’eposu’V r ,"^ * !
it ml., the Mi in hera for a home
untH tim lo r s a id <‘ l , o i l e r K f i i n l i i s i . n
BU ILD ERS— Your homes will tu.*n work- salnrv and board.
knickers in addressing the Imli.
New Orleans, 3; ( ’liattanooga, 0. double ami triple,.and iiuru] lilt . St. Phone 592
Apply
'.to count.
o ff ff l e .e‘ i s
lM " r , ’ “ l ' |,‘t Hi ill es
disbursing
s ngh-d past the h„x, filling H,e
dining room, kitchen and bath nil m u l M’V I t T f . K - i . L I . L i H If n llv u . e r
“ A t SUnningdule when I had run which enabled Chicago to de
o
over faster if you equip thorn V. E. Burdette nt Herald Office.
Mv arms do not soom to get far
("tily three).
the
attack.
Karr
on
the
m
ou
o4
If
d
e
m
l.
I
lie
m
i
k
n
u
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r
s
,
ilv
ls
u
.'i,
utha bad start In tho first bases. I he hail hit second base
furnished.
Double
lot
fronting
on
those
rounds
of
(1
(1
and
58,
qualify
feat
Boston
2
t..
I
jn
the
first
with
Kclvinntor.
No
harm
In
in
away f*om my body in the luick68— Rooms W ithout Board
g r m ile o s m ill o t lio r l i o l r s , d e v is e e * .
the Indians, allowed but ftmr|
---'AND PAIGE
T o tu l ’
‘ Was never in danger. and stopped. Crowe Mingled to*
most important street in Sanford, u rm ito eM u n d o t lio r c I h I i i i i i m s tn n li r
awing. And I supposo this is what ing for the British Open, I felt as gun"' of the senes here yesterday.
vestigating. Kelvinator Platt Co. WA NT E D — E X P E R I KN C E D
Murid.i Stale League
Staford Dealer,
Cleveland , 010 100 220-6
‘ ^.’ M ll'y " f H e n iln o le . SR;
s
n ld M y r t le M . R i l l s .
|bt baseball to get center, scoring Myers and Frisbie.
garden
plot,
chicken
run,
shade
they mean in saving my style is if I fl(cre literally making tho shot U win. Wilson' -i 13th circuit drivo
. National League
Bouton
« o i 000 090-1
STENOGRAPHER. A P P L Y 515 FOR R E N T —Two bedrooms each
JjVE’S GARAGE
D u f e n d m ils .
,!;
* b . . . . n n i n . a bank.
^jtvoral littjo holes Dumas stopping at second. Dun- SidCNN, Making flin Debut In compact.
a
.
.
;
.
,
.
.
,
.
s-.Vs.;;i'awn
nnd
some
flowers.
Lovely
with my loft hand.
Ii seemed I " f the season. lligh'H triple and E.
S. J. NIX
Orlando, 3; Bradenton, 1.
510 FIRST N A T ’L BANK BLDG.
with twin beds. Call 411 Pnrk.
p» lit St. Phone G17
ulUtcricH— Karr and
O IID H H F O I l I ’ l l I I I . I t ' A T I O N
b e lie f
1w»s tho musporch
for
children.
I
f
Interested
I felt aa ir laylors single in tho 0th inning
Highlander Uniform, Gives
Attom oy and Counsellor at Law
I t u p i.A u r ln g hy s w o r n
h ill
of
Saiasnta, i; Lakeland, 3.
Willzo and Guaton.
m F .. f 'irrt‘'1 (:n,w‘'.
Doyle
to
"M y stance is very
slightly open could not get o ff line.
•
M. Kj j W H I T N N H ,
address Box. 403, Sanford, Fin., for e o m p lu in t f ile d In th e n l.o v e s t y le d
Mack. Two runs, two bits, one
I could spnnk the ball just any ga.e the visitor' their runs.
300 East First Street.
SANFORD,
4;
St.
Petersburg,
2.
LLAC—OAKLAND
fo
r
all
shots
except
the
putt;
that
33—
Help
Wnnfed—
Mnle
(ip
Only
(i
Hits
But
Issues
.d a h U r.
ROOMS,
with
or
without
meals.
r
u
n
s
n
.
t
lie
III.
to
r
e
o
'
w
h
it
h
Is
ii
s
u
it
’
«nd the fielding error.
further
information,
price
nnd
etc.
B"
Ion
.
IM
M
I
000
001I
7
;j
where
I
wanted
to.
I'm
going
to
I'oi l, Myers, 3; Tampa, 1.
[.■“ PONTIAC4'OJtnEOT— Attest;
is, the left foot is a bit farther
to 11 il lert M ile I , th o lit n ,l:l h e r e in Senators Win Slugging
Reasonable
rates. Lincoln Hotel.
7
Passes;
Brower
Hit
Hard
'•ml Dunbar and
H . O. D u B o s e .
Sixtli Inning
OHO 002 OOx—2 fi 1
n f t e r d e s c r ib e d . H in t th e I'o n ip lu lu SANFO RD ROOFING CO. Tile W ANTED — Boy in meat market.
i Cadillac Company.
back from the line o f the shot than study this phase seriously in tho Cl"< ago
, W ASHINGTON, July 14.
W. W »>. HiiiI.'•
.....th e
customers
u n i s , u f t e r d ilig e n t s m ir c h a n d I n
next
few
months
and
try
to
Im
Crowe threw out Brown. Johns
Batvrios—Genewich
und
Taylor;
roofs,
built
up
roofs.
Ro-roofing
84—
Houses
For
Sale
The Sniutnrs banged foui;__
410 Sanford Ave.
:
Phone 121
B , K . S q tllr w s , l ) i r e ; t c r . ; J ? * l
— Rooms For Housekeeping
ti i l l r y a r e iim t h le lo i i s e u r l t in w h i t h S u l.s c r ib e d n n d s w o r n to h e fo r n
LAK E LAN D , Ha., July t-I,—</p> tho right... I do not regard this as prove my game, which certainly D l»i.rno and Gonzalez.
ir t W Il, , to last for ton wuh out, Meyers to Bailey.
over old roofs. Leaks repaired E iSometimes
I play
e r o r n o t th e d .-fu n d a ii* ., 'I'h o ia a s
pitchers for 20 hits and a 111
n ii' t h is ’MIt d a y o f J u l y
m is ,;
to eome.
— Although outhitting .Sarasota by important.
I
timates free. Satisfaction guaran 35A— Employment Agencies
r“ 2, in fnr Ducky’s high four safeties, Highlander errors shots with my toes level, and I has not been consistent this year."
FOR S A LE — Cheap a house that K n im e t t W ils o n Is d e m l o>’ l i v i n g ,
H. r . T lfn A H lIK It A
'
victory in tho series opener 1
. DRD RU1CK CQ.
FURNISHED
Garage
Apartment
a n d I f 11v fuse t h a t h t i a g o n ru l r e s i . .
pop up. No runs, no hits, no erDoesn’t
Think
of
One
Thing
N
o
t
a
r
y
P
u
b
lic
.
teed. Oak Avo.fi 3rd St. Phone 111.
has to be removed from the lot d e n c e a r e h i . k n o w n tt. c / u iip la ln a n t s N o t a r y P u h j l e . S t a t e o f K lo t Id a
day. Three triples, n pair by^
IMifnoIia A,ronuc
rout Lakeland tho game, 4 to 3 know fine players who’ employ a
1307 I’nrk Avo. Phono 290L2.
Today’s Games
a b b h p o a k
.Bobby is at o,lds with most of
at once. Apply to V. C. Culler or a n d I f d e a d th e n u in e ii. a g e s a n d a t L a r g e M y ( '( iin in ls a lo n K x 1in and four two bnggers w«'
Pbone 307
here. Kidess, making his first ap very open stance, und others with the critics here, but I passed that
ft------4
SEMINOLE
EMPLOYMENT
r e s ld n n e e s
of
unknow n
p a r lie s
p lr e a J a i l . 3. 1330
Phono 224.
W HEELESS & W ELSH
fr.,n°nni t|t '""D ired Bailey’s high pearance on the Lakeland mound, n squarn stance—the toes level
eluded in tho Wnnhingtos
!< ........... 4
FOR RENT— Five- largo rooms
BUREAU
e l u l i n l i i g u n d e r h lln a s h a ir s ,
de
Southeastern League
‘ Service that makes friends”
Ion * ^ ,VL,r; ' ” 1 threw out Haw- allowed hut six hits hut walked and still others with a close I up for the oft-debated question nH
MeNcely with five hits, ami
v
is
e
e
s
.
g
r
a
n
t
e
e
s
o
r
o
t
h
e
r
iv
ls
s
m
o
FORI)
204 North Park Avo.
furnished, electric lights, com-1. .
‘ .
Montgomery at Jacksonville.
stance, ns 1 understand it. is to to how itiucli thinking a player
bORDSON FIS K TIR E S
V U LC A N IZ IN G
o?"‘ B* nn‘;tt threw out Myers. seven men.
n k n o w n In c o m p la in a n t s a n d t h a t
with three, had perfect b'
plctc bath, garago and paved high- , DAYTONA^BEACH HOME AT A eum
ltd Higgins, Inn
could
do
while
a
stroke
was
in
No run., no hits, „o errors.
n p lu ln u n t H a l e u n a b le to a s r e r <
liimbus
nt
Savannah.
piny
tho
hall
opposite
the
left
h
<
,.|
averages.
It was Washla
Sarasota
IHG
SACRIFICE
W»VOnly
few
minutes
drive
from
AM
It
H
PO
A
E
•
a
lh s m ile a f t e r d ilig e n t M eareli a n d
I * Palmetto. Phone 331
40— Money to Loan
Ul'any at St. Augustine.
• Hovonth Fndlng
in all normal full-wood shots ami prrtgresn, and wliat. if anything,
H
IL
T
O
N
’S
BARBER
SHOP
fourth
straight
win.
Horniek,
ss
|
A
beautiful
eight
room
house
com
l
i
u
i
iilr y . an d
th a t
a fte r
d ilig e n t
Sanford.
$26.00
per
month.
0 4 0 0
I I
12
4
E. A.
in most normal full-iron swings he should I Iiitil. about.
s e a r c h m u l I m j u l i v th e c o i n p l i i l n .
113 Magnolia Avenuo.
Biggs, Jit
Chicago .. . 000 240 219— 9 .
pleted In the Inst six months and m
i
NASH
Btrout
Farm
Agency.
,,u,t
M(kt?
Kelly,
Braden
(on
Ace
.0 2
il s h a v e n o t be en a b le lo a S c e r For distance.
Do you ever lliink about more
'Fhrrida State Longue
8 first elaaa barbers. Special at LO ANS— Money available at 7 per
Washington 412 020 31x—131
Turner, 2b
. positively must he sold at once as lu l n w h e t h e r o r n o t l.l< m « A n n a
Ve«nSPflooked
d L 11at
1 b“ackthird
of accoud.
a s o A
^ ' ^ • t o r ear value. tention given Indies and children.
cent, ( ’ lotto in property. A. P.
In Ineffective, The Colts
ABcrson
strike. Hogan If _
'Li hi pa at Fort Myers,
“ Two or threo years ago I was than ono thing, while making a
Batteries— Connolly, Steel
t
h
e
o
w
n
e
r
i»
b
r
o
k
e
n
r
v
i
m
u
s
t
r
u
i
s
c
W
ils o n is i i v i . i g m d e n i ,
and
if
MOTORS CO,
74— Apartmanta Far Rent
Connolly & Sons.
,
irasotu at Lakeland,
v i n g H in t t ie r a g e a n d r e s id e n c e
£ r“ ck
Doyle singled to Scviere. rf
getting into a lot of trouble, pull nhot?” 1 asked.
Celling Seven llils, Two Tlmmns, Thornton nnd Grab.
sonm, money. You must ithow that al i ...........
•
»nil
Sanford
Ave
nit n o w ii• • to
ipl lu
al|n11dLI IIfS
■ .................
»•» c
io
• 'n
iM
' i l in
l l ltl H
in
i. Petersburg at SANFORD.
iTrt
Diinfiar h throw
I f I do, [ don’t mnlcc the shot,”
SANFO RD DRUG .COMPANY
ing and smothering, carelessly 1.1Miller, ill
Of Them Heins For .‘I Bases Routher, Mnrberry and RueL
n nnniKH . u g m i m u l id h lu m - a n
THE C LARK Apartmento on the you arc a honafitlc buyer and not a obf'.ui iln th
1>' Inndo Bt Bradenton.
“ I don't know if | think
I
47— Dorh, Cutw, Fein.
“ The Rexnll Storo”
t ng tho ball Htruy bark towaul ho said.
a ? 11 SZJ« " ! ■
B r „,„
k n o w i , p iir t lu s c ln liu lu g „ m l,,,- |
Manush, cf
curiosity
Rceker
before
home
will
34 2 7 3 * 4 9 * 4 fDoyle,
'nucli what you pay Wo make n apecialty of our prompt
bench, EpnRonnbio weekly nr
I never re
Friable unassisted. No I*. Miller, u
h e r ui* h u lrH , d o v ix c u n , g e m ,(e c u o r
tho lino o f tho right heel. I play of ovcti one thing.
|to r Alvcrson in 0th.
•uy
iwhnt ;t car costs you. filling of proftcriptionn ant) quick COLLIES, Fox Terriers, Shepherd, monthly rates. '416-418 South At lie shown. Thi* is a real home ue- " t l " " w l a o , a r c u n k n o w n to c o m member.
Maybe you recall that
u,]*i two hits, no errom
American league
(/p!m
W
h!iN
’
n
,N;
N
many
pitch-shots
nnd
irons,
when
Brower,
p
.
___
lunlly
coating
to
build,
Including
|/1)
While
Dent
was
holding
the
I
p
ln ln iin t R
m ul
t h .i t
c im iiib ilim i.M t
. AB R H PQ A E
lantic
Avo..
Daytona
Beuch,
Fin.,
i.
Louis
at
Philadelphia.
shot
in
the
IHth
green
in
Inwood
full
o
.",st
v',u
lesH,,
Sutters, Pointers, puppies two
a low flight with much hark-spin
dolivery.
.
____ worth of beautiful new
n o t b e e n H lilu
to
iie i r r t u l ,
•bo $7,000
4 0
contc?" F
& ' ir.
right
Growers In tlirec senttcred hits
center.
Frisbie
f||«sd, " ,,ort
t„ urnw|
GARAGE CO.
In the play-off with Bobby Cruick1 leycland nt Boston.
Any these kinds, Mrn. O. F. M cC uc, Prop anil Mgr.
f u r n i t u r e . $ 4 3 6 0 9 - T h o lo t h „ «
K ,,n '« “ f l o r I t ' l l < -III n - m v li ; it.I I n
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches months old.
'Totals
---- .1 l 1
•Hi A ti ' l l
\\
| Ih needed, about between mv Ye* i shank."
|'Vl'
luesday
alternoon
the
Cults
wore
.
nH8
••
m
ill
.
u
th
-.
.
M
in
i.li.li,
, n tr
Phone
5C7-L-3
.
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n
l
x
1
1,115
•!
I
ai
ii
la
v
a
n
d
l
h
*
tu
m
in
ii
' l.icngo nt Wnshitigtoii.
or even toward the line of ||„’
m a le s ,
$10;
f e m a le s ,
$9
each.
'4; l i
Imiiuigo of over 100 feet on
I (iillK « 3 ril H p itrch a iu l In
kicking Kelly, local ace, for seven
" OlCVole
it ui m i r y m e tin •
'etrolt
nt
New
York.
I
recalled
it
well.
That
was
the
m
..
.
•
Uoupe
n
ghl
heel.
But
to
get
it
imrinul
Hounds,
$10
pnir,
nil
fine
ones,
or
W IG H T-C H RISE NBE RR Y PR IN T
Lakeland
Greet nbout three blocks from the *,,,|e t" ac’eruiln th.. p i , K* h i m i AB R H p o
safeties ami winning th(. second
p 1; I’Tiio. w 11
nr tim
(ho florentfnniB
dofeiidnoiH TIIKt.VUltwell-bohr.ved shot with „ |„] shot of 200 yards, finishing over
ocean
uregB in
Darnell NICE 2 room apartment, first floor DCpun
Buckles, 211
SHOP — Printing,
Engraving der from this direct.
s S H 8 ?
ryflle.
'
Can‘
l.l
National
League
HTIlKKT Tl'ItPKNTINK Ft . . „m| n„. i
with
uno
of
bath
room.
New
water,
aik
feet
from
the
pin.
swing,
I
have
found
Mini
the
pi.,,.,.
'Un<
i
0fFxl
"'‘
I''"
frL
,,,n
nr,‘'k'"t<m
Kennels,
Williamston,
S.
C.
Enibonring.
See
us
first.
We
do
Peck,
.'II,
1 .41V~1 i
Has an elegantly furnished 5 DVKHHTItKICT INVKHTMCNT CUM- 1
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
house,
nicely
furnished,
gas,
elec
H
E
risk
of
the
uninsured
title
is
usually
O
r
!
I
/■
,
;
i
,m
s
p
k
»
m
k
M
w
e
n
t
to
“
What
did
you
think
about
hist
,
r
tho
hall,
for
mo,
is
oiiiio^ito
it. Phonu 417-W. R. R. Avenue* . \ N \ , a n d t h a t Hit* c o m p la lm u t t * . ,
Francis, «
DONALDSONVILLE, Gs^|
------ 4 0 1
Boaton nt Chicago.
tricity, instantaneous hot water ail room garage apartment with two a rirn * d l l l t f o i i l M fu rclt a n d Ir u iu lr y ;
the left heel.
‘
‘ Saturday when you stood on the
Ct.aell —
a triple’ " X “ ,lU h'°* * vwh KC-tting •1;— (VP)—Tho Planters Bsnl
Welsh, 1C
bed rooms and a (urge porch, and art* u n u ltlo to R m n r t a lt i w h u ih e r o r i
— ... 8 0 0
49— Poultry nnd Supplier
L 5 9 . Call
...............lt . fi W.
not realized until a -flaw d|
devalom.
New York at Pittsburgh.
times.
Moderate
rates.
Apply
strc8tlant
too
at
Scioto,
with
a
480-yard
Brazier, cf
tiiiR city failed to open its doe
. *'^Bnd you, I don’t say that is
Orlando
servants quarters in the rear that no t th o - A ln fto td a : k . C h o a t o r K o n n ln * i
Itiun.
??»P •£•».frtjfj A ll U H PO
Philadelphia nt Ci nciinmti
Sunday
or
ovenings.
I
l
l
E.
8th
hole
on
which
to
get
a
birdie-four
Eight Inning
N«»n.
la
I
I
v
I
t
ik
«»r
do
a
d
.
a
n
d
If
l
i
v
i
n
g
Futvoye, rf
business today. No public i
Vitni, s;»
actually pays over 4 per cent on
P R IN T IN G T H A T PLEASES
right for everybody. But it
entailing an expensive lawsuit, and' .... w
CHICKS FOR S ALE — Large type near Magnolia.
4 1 1 4
a h d ro a ld o m u n r o u u . «
Brown walked. Rawhon ran t<* El la in, II,
[
....... ijl
M
'limit explaining tho action]
the entire investment nnd ban a tkhnaotw nId atou nr oo n iid
tninly is Stewart’s method, h>r to go uhead of Turtiesa?" I asked
Typewriters nndAdding Machines.
Barron Strain chicks white leg
2 I
"Ndrvousncss never hurls my Tinker, lb
a
ln
a
n
t
n
.
a
n
d
I
f
d
o
a
l
,
Bobby
grinned.
nns— |(f|kuir* substantial loss. Title Insuisfeipi would
liriictically all shots, and lie ,.u .„
TH E.............w
SEM INO LE
PK IN -------TE R Y
Abrnms, lb
been mode by officials.
---------horn. $8.75 per hundred. Postage FOR R EN T— Two Apnrtments, $17 renter for two years at thin price tlio nanioM , iih u m a n d rv n id u n c a a o f |
stmds KfU 'Jf l ?,U " lBnrt’" f » r Jolin- Dedgen, sa
L'limo.
The
more
nervous
(
ani,
I
“ I though I ’d sock this one,” he
plays nH far i^heiuJ as opposite the
<‘(•1 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop. paid. Rhode Inland Rods, bent for
if desired. The homo wan planned u n k n o w n n a r t h * c ln lm ln * ? u n d u r 1
,t?—.... • j y —iIliO
, ^ V 081
wei OOx—
UUx— 4 ond after Yh
rV'V"
to see- Sidess, p
Tho hunk is ono o f a sysb—
I sup- Cox, cf
have prevented this.
per month. 1201 Oak Ave.
tlm aa h r l r a . dovla«*«*H, k r a n t o t * f i r I
“ But that was before J ibe bettor I play, usually.
Foss, 31,
eft instop. I think the idea
i„ roplied.
for five years ns the the owners . /i)th
' - T v o bVso hit( Dun- K Y l l m, ^ r ,U^
hMvky hit to r* t'unark,
meat.
$10.75
per
hundred
post
bracing more than n hundred!
« * rw la o . u rn u n k n o w n
to to m * i
so i t n ie a n H b e in g
keved
up. I
swung.
I don’t think of any
keep
the
weight
well
back
of
||„.
Wells.
,•
homo
and
in
substantially
built,
has
nl
J^TRIMCo.
19— Building— Contracting
p ln ln a n t a
and
th a t
r ^ in p la in a n t H i
paid.
Wo pay the pontage und FOR R EN T— New furninliod apar
in Georgia and Florida. B*<
j • "ino ooif tino
Binppiesi
much
firith
Brown, bucri- G r b w o ^ r a i S i t " “ ' V M,n,w l“
ho a
lu p p ie s t
tt •.......
•i i i i i I h ,[
9 It is not •good epolicy
' V to put toq HIW
sll W
Ul
thing while I was swinging.”
U>rht Brown at third. Mv
nvi» n o t he«*n iih lo to U M O frtalu
Totals
If
31 3 Id 27 11 3 stroke. When it gets in from, any
men of Donuldnonville arostl
U7 7’ " ’l l,t" ‘'wner.** j --------r— -------------------------------- guarantee live delivery, James G ment four rooms and hath, adults four master bed rooms, in modern “:m
-?ry* n^ Deft oil ora .1
J b;tvo V »y c d , L was not nei vnus at 'Sam Joint,;.
»unn*
a
f
t
e
r
d
i
l
i
g
e
n
t
a
r
a
r
r
l
i
a
n
d
In
Mnkca
Drive
of
.'till
Yards
threw
out
Schorr.
No
runs
thing may hnniioin ‘ and u „allv
He well, if
.......
6
H
II
.
and
up
to
date
in
every
respect.
It
"u
W
St* Petersburg, 8. no hits, no errors.
in
a
mere
opinion—
Title
Insurance
i*
tbs
;
'“ r " limateR.
I J A M E S 'Ii: CO W AN— All kinds of Grimes, Paxton, Fla.
to understand the action.
Whon under a strain I don't
only. 107 E. 6th St. Phono 562.
’ ’ Sarasota I
Well, ho socked it 310 yards “ II.
•
(120 000 101—4 doos.
^
HADK u r d
Dent, p
can ba bought foV «9 i0 0 .0 0 r Cas'h \M \ Z nn V r 'X
Tin
and
Sheet
Metal
Work.
Failure
o
f
tho
Planters
—.
com
to
ho
coimrimiM
of
il
at
the
only way to protect yourself agatalt loti or :
required $0,000. Thero is s mort- &b,0 ‘ o "sruruhi whothur „r not
110 000 001—3 Uses Regular Over-lapping Grip with tho wind aguinst him. ' Ami lime.
Dunbar. Lakeland _
A ft iS s u e
Water and Ilont Tanka. A t Oak 53— Building Materials
UonnldaonviUo to open itfi
Afterward - weil, I know
I Aut
TWO FURNISHED upartments gago running over five years for ■g | | .
he got homo with a spared niashie
,
• "'W u
1
XI'G «II llu
nj
llvl'.,K
or.
Total..
Kawsou
I
usked
about
bands,
uriiH
and
®fPwn* Struck out fliil°Y
l
°
"T
a
n
.
Tele
C i S S T (:f>m»*any. Avenue and Third Street.
litigation. For one
•'*<» 3 7 27 10 1 for business follows similar 4
private home, close in, 609 E. 3rd $21 J100.QO. This is your opportuni If living lior age and residence are
Summary— Two haao hit, Turnor, irrip.
iron second,, and got the birdie- nmcthlng has boon dune to me. I
J j i Alverson, 2.
Urn- nied to Johnston. N0 runs, no
UDKrtoxvn to onmplnlnanie, nnd If
l»y tho Bank o f Leesburg. U]
Sonrl ^ i, l,n nulo'llo- phone 111,
M>rt o f callnpsed at Columbus after
FOR S ALE —Tool house 12x3(
— it.
, .'
nits, no erront
hdlnm.
Threo
Imse
hit,
Brazier.
four,
and
won
tho
championship
dead
tho
immoa.
uges
nnd
reslduncua
ty.
act
now.
Exclusive
with
W.
E.
Tandy, , , Tlkuc
N r t\
^
820
county on Moiulay.
“ I never think about my hands,
I was B r n d e n l o i i
$30,000,000 capital hinds tfrl# __
containing about 3000 ft. lumbet
Sacrifire, Ellam, Buckley. Doublo
unknown partluu claiming under
IIU IU V I
IIIIIIH
“ There’sP U hhthdr
thing,”
said gottlng back to the hotel.
“ p .
^inth Innig
Blako, 121 Magnolia Ave., Daytona of
ban ford
E llio t t . ;;b
bur as heirs, devisees, grantees or
E. J. LINDSKOG— General Con '$40.00. See Huddleston, New Cc FOR RENT— Two furnished und Beach, Fla. '
piny. Heck, Bucklea to Ellam. ino regular over-lapping grin Bobby,
“ I toy nevdr to force «
atnerwlsu,
nre
unknown
tu
com
W
h
eeler,
2li
*re pledged to protect your titk or
acorns to tuke care of thnt pretty
* S ,bh?ttlnthr
; ! Ut Bennett,
two unfurnished rooms. Apply
.
tractor and builder. Plans and Jail,
Greensboro Bank la ...
plainants are unable to ascertain
nutltig for Alverson
was Lert on base, Sarasota, II; Lake well. 1 think, that grip is l*r,s| if club any more.^ Rather than hit , Thijj was after shooting the Inal Barms, Ii,
7kmps, specifications on request. All wbrk
“
Iiy.
Grisaett
dash
Store,
3rd
and
Ho
tame
after
diligent
search
und
In
land 7. Base on balls, o ff Brown,
hard with a mash I I take a num- 12 holes o f the final round two Riehardsi.u
good your loss.
'
.
GREENSBORO, Ga., Jolf
OHIO—Xenia. Make roar tales quiry.
1/
„.. . l'f'nt»
.----« word
I
word guaranteed. Rcsidenco 217 High 00 YO U.W ANT TO BUY nr sell
SS„W!
Yy,
frisbie ! ’
7. Struck out by Brown, vour hands are reasonably iug end her four
I i suems J can strokes better thun par.
—Tho Georgia Stota “ ‘
Denton, i f
through tbe XenU Gasette, ZenIt Is therefuru ordered that ths
S ■r>k$k\'V
,
Grim
Concentration
Is
Wrong
'P
n
jh
.
0
„
hlah
"
f
MuLk’1
*
‘(rive.
anything?
If
so
edrertW
U
»
NEW
8
room
apartment
with
bath,
4; Sidess, 3. Hit hy pitcher, by
it«BDuti h r ith or<j« r land St., between Elm and Oak.
keep
the 1.-TT
‘foci’ ,ro f* *httt
that left-hand
•
no tilth, u n n ifix v u
.
• - -Sbove naraeu._______
* each o o q_
T h° li,ttl° fin,f,'r » f (be V
la, Ohio.
Rkh a*rk»'lturaJ die- defendant#
Greensboro failed to. or
.
Blneksloek, e
rate
card.
right
hand
overlaps
the
forefinger
furbished. Phone 825.
the Gainesville Sun.
. •
Sidess (Horniek). Umpires, Kgno
bettor that way.
Phone 790W
,.,,,!LV.e .an^thor i,,t’n*” ,,uil1 Bobby. Parker, c
I Thu bank wai affiliated
trict W ontwd and d i.S iy r a t o .
^*ft; the left thumb being
und Ery. Time, 2.'30..
About the nervous strain in " I think this habit of grim eon K id .b . l i i i s i i i i , sm
based upon a title cxd
Bankers
Trust
Cmpany
H s jr P ile
buried under tho right palm; a tournament play:
contention straight through the cii- K e lly , p
Its failure fallows that of tk»l
^P^FTSTH EK
petent
real estate a
very con)pact grip which tends to
4
tlro round is u mistake f«n- mu any.
tt
b y GJ
. National Bank of Groensbcrtj
l|T ^ r? v Br0*^S2_ k,n‘l* of K»If,” way.
Quickly Extinguished
keep th« hands from working said
I
f
I
walk
along
like
an
Inare
familiar
Bobby.
“ There is. g olf u,u|
~ ~ ------ I December and leaves thi
Totals
against each other, save in (he
dlan, concentrating desperately on
•W l 3 -7 17 21 without’a bank.
tournament
golf.
Ahd
they
aro
French'
>
•.
.
'
•
»
'T
E
P
H
E
E
a r e n ’t
><o u
proper way.
the next shot wjth nu eighth of „
?0t
in.ide.
I have
Aaaarialcd
Orlando .
cm Oly
t,,/IIA“
«Si*tcd Press)
OOIIS' IN THE
' “ Tha clnb is held strictly In the found that
mile
to
walk
before
reaching
the
!
h
e
e
HEe.*
200
001
000—
3
from experience,
sTv A Ur.: Billy Petrollo, Far- Ilngera, Dont squeeze it. 1 ,an
V A .T R R ?
£ f a d j f o r t o f fagged in my Bradenton
010 000 000— 1 . , Temporsyr R c c e iv g rs i
much Of it bitter. Pm tnore norv. S
O NsV
T IT L E G
U A R A N-A-*
go, N. D„ knocked out Johns
Sunimiir
head
whoa I stand up t„ t|H, „ hoi
9U a shot anytime by tighten- ous before medal rompotltlnn than
- *'*—TjV*f . V
• U * *'
ATLANTA,
Ga.r
JttIy
lj
'<
o
o
in
rtircc
base
hit
Cox
Fas
%S°< h'ow.Rochelle, N; Y. (8)"
CI.-Vi'V
Temporary recelrato for tt.
dy I have found nut ihat
„ I u»o the snme grip matches.
S
The
match you have
rn® i
Johnny
Rla
' " i / i . v ' l S [ Y ' m I v T - J 1™ " 1
' ors Trukt Company and W. J
» * • ahot down to the putt, a single
"
"
opponent
who
may
Cleveland. out-p«intcd King Soio.
lifts*
• ( Y 'W wsrg nafttMfj
r-j.* wverse it. For me, the make a
clth, or the referee, or ........
'<
.W
M
« S ley,_president,
I
’ not m to*. Th» b l. « m « U b r .xtln». m H O ) 1
'Y11.1 pitch, Kelly.' i,oft — •]
day
hy
Judge
G.
H.
Howl
■ l » «ss«ntlally/,a right-hand First
fijMPM Moot Worry
" : .-I
iM CTlhry, Orlando,.6; Bradenton 4.
,RV" Wahllnifc
3f. and I put all tho right
ton superior coart .os'”
“ In m
Chlaa
«S »»^ y o u ' are up
Ross
and
Simmons.
:
M d overlap tho against O
Phi
iia^Tio)* ^oknny Bayaft)
tW «an k o f U to stt#
tim e;a i{
Iwi' Par, who niver
HP ans— I. little finger ’with the left gets,, do’
» t »i » f v»
. At thu-aama
wit
putt
unci
nover
TAPOliB:
Billy
Show*
9’
<
“ " o m 'T h 'C " hati1 r 1
'«h”
.. 'S S U H S u »lif
'm ht,
i
the putter tokos
CHARGED w i t h c r u e l t y
dee/ndantedmik
t.
W.
.
B
nior‘*'
B«bby;
there
he
first
round;
of
to Fire
stated Johnny
WJth the l i f t hand nnd stroke an
B
r.-(:V
ipionship . always M J q k bf interest in those penalty
7 •
tta I 10);
with‘
rht.
120
causes
'most suffering. I f ttm k o a -o u have called on yoirm
( WSr, WeU at is vtorte,
COMIIpaiON getobuby
^ i o n r i yp."at l h t ‘y C 0 8 t y o u
f?»d ? akm°nt. cnougltA.i
m n
{tWOflost trip. d6n*t i
icld up a warning hand.'^
Fodotal Trail
I
[Woman. That
ris absoteteiy nothing^.to
C5 2
[.after frat
|J0P«1 W«4
"e
Mid.
“
And*wu
|
H
' ' ,W.
^ I t e about it.
t
! -?-> i
.
W 4
TO BEAT
Record.
C ircu it
ashint
Vs In O ne
\ '»*» J-
I i meftions.
Dealers
\ree
'Tally>In ■
5th And 7th
B o b b y Jones Gives F ir s t
Interview To Relate H o w
H ePla ys The Gam e O f G o lf
i
ii
SARASOTA GULLS
OUTHIT BUT WIN
FROM LAKELAND
nJSTZlr!r''W,
DENT YIELDS BUT
THREE HITS AND
COLTS WIN, 3 TO 1
D’"
hidden flaws
8
TwoGeorgia Bi
Fail ToOpen D<
For BusinessT(
te r ass ^
Title Insurance
T
■im
of
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rAT-
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For title insurance in Seminole
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m - < - v i o r id a ’s H e a r t ,
E . k Br r e a t e f lt V e g e t a b l e
R e h e a t G arden L a n d
i<
T*r'l
d a y fit'
so warm. 1
Xu
H
A sso c ia te d P r e s s F u ll L eased W ire
iSS SEEK
Fight Returns To
Begin At 9 O’clock
Hound liv round return* at
th e
Horfenbnch-Delnney
Ifi
fram e fight nt Madison Square
Garden* will he given by The
Herald' tonight, b c g i n a i n g
prom ptly a t !> o'clock.
Local Interest in n haill-* in
w h ich .th e light-henvywoight t i
tle Is a t stak e prompted The
Herald to secure the special
service over its leased A I* wire.
L. T h arp , m an ag e r of the
local W estern-Union office, will
a n tin g
; announce the fistic battle's
progress.
Everyone invited.
■tion l ^ p o n C*, r I
© M S i
...
ian’s
O ffice
Last Niftht
SH O PM EN MEET
[Asserts lie Re .F O R DISCUSSION
To Assist In OF SALES PLANS
jtion Of Hotly
^ A N P O r n T F l t m i D A , T H U R S D A Y , J U t i v T s . ~t92~(i
E ig h t Page* T d d ay .
FORMATION ^ E u r o p e a n Dictatorships TUMULTY AND
Likely To M aterialize A s
BIG DRY FORCE Result O f Financial Crisis 0THERSFA1LT 0
IS UNDER WAY
SEE PRESIDENT
I.M) N e w M e n A s s i i t n e d T n N e w
Y o r k C ily A n d l"» N a t i o n a l
A id es A re O rd ered F o r Los
A n g e le s Hy N a l i o n n l H e i i d s
Now Men To (io Into
Action In Short Time
H u m F le e t K<*]H*rti*il T o lie
D o in g I t u s i n e s s O f f T h e
L o w e d .C a li f o r n ia
Ccm»^
IHU'SSKLS, July 15. — </»*>Thru- virtual -lirlalorships loom in
Kuiope as a direct outcome of the
financial crisis.
The llelgian ('handier of Depu
ties Tuesday night adopted on first
rcuding a Inti which would give
King Albert full powers to issue
vm h decrease ns he mny see fit
for stabilizing exchange.
The French m inister of finance
M. Calliaux, will Miluuit a similar
i l.ilt to the finance committee of the
French ehnmtier Friday.
Meanwhile Italy is discussing
whether I’rcmier Mussolini nnd his
eahim-t should l>e made responsible
to the king and not to parliam ent
lInis vesting tin i-i with extrem e au
thority io deal with ihe situation.
Iiisliution of a new gold basis
currency is uiHerstood to be the
principal remisly upon which govirnioent experts pin their faith to
extricate Belgium from a financial
morass. Steps to introduce Ibis
| will lie taken as soon as possible
a fte r tin- full power bill has be
come law.
The full powers hill which M.
Caillr.ux will ulmiit consist, of two
articles. Hi.. lir-t conferring aufhority on tin- government to set
tle hy defined limits and th e second
stipulating ihal such decree be sub
mitted to the chamber for ratifica
tion within -i, months a f te r pro
mulgation.
,
In view of the increased prestige
gained hy the French ministry
through the uic.. .s of thy London
debt Hi-gotiiiln.,1 , jt js believed
parliament will ■urit its demands,
particularly >• mu- of the fact
th a t Belgium t finding itself forc
ed to take sinukir steps.
Among inca ores being taken in
Italy
impi'o.i ihe financial s it
uation is a ri i,-i.i government de
cree providing thal attem p ts to ex
port lire be i -a islu-d by heavy
fines and e-mi i i .it mil of the tuonev involved.
2
«• v*'
tCi w
Paid Up
i.. i a
■ 1*
Only 2 Bodies HSh
Been Identified
Far AndOthei
Never Be Ki
C onlidK c S e c l u s i o n R e m a i n s
U nbroken W hen S e c re tu ry
T o fu ilo P r e s i d e n t W i l s o n
C a l l s T o l*ny H i s R e s p e c t s I
New York Party Head
Is Another Visitor
M any Injured A re
S till In H obi
No A pparent
C o n sid e ra tio n
G i v e n Hy C h i e f E x e c u t i v e
To Any
I 'o li l i e n l
M atter
Many ActaOfHeroism
Come To Light
Tales By SuTVivoi
WASHINGTON. July ir,.—(A*)—
PA U L SMiVh'.s. N. Y„ July If.. ,
O reani/atioa of prohibition's super
Visitors appeared at the summer Fifteen years ago Sumuol Hayden,
i’liay went forward swiftly today
White Moose Wednesday lint no business man. failed in Clay Ccnwith thit.issuing of ordets for enattem pt was made to see President l. r. Was., and went $15,000 into
(/}>)__ D o l l a r D a y s , C o m m u n i t y D a y : Fis,tmont of l.itl new men for New
I'ooljdge anil the seclusion of debt.
IB- vowed to pay off every
July '
IIA IN ES CITY. N . Y., JulV ^ ,
O t h e r I n n o v a t i o n s D e c id e d 1 Vork and la for I.,,. Angeles.
While Pine camp letuained nnhrok rent, and aIi, I so, a t the ra te of i n . (fF)— Fourteen bodies had w
m iin lc r;
I
tie
additional
forie-,
part
of
r
O n A t H n n tfu e t H e ld L a s t
ell.
J 1.000 a ya-ur.
Now he has ju st
l|(-:; Mlol'-hllK l*»r
the IHNi new men aullion/.eil hv
(>aal o ft' tin- last of it, a l the cost been recovered by noon to- iv*
N
i
g
h
t
A
t
S
e
m
i
n
o
l
e
C
a
f
e
i
Joseph
P
T
o
n
a
lly
,
secretary
t->
eongre ,s at I le- leipn-.l of As
p
h Mini Rl:
" I t's the dav from the ruins o f T w i - . -cS
j Pretsident Wilson, motored fro m , of nuirh m Ild<-■ii;iI.
•i lanl Secret a 1i \ m i i . u . will In 1
,-UV.I 1"
l a k e Plaint, w In-re he is spending bappia-si day of my lifa-," he says, light Inn. which was burned
Sanford nierchanls will spi.iiscii i oi into a>tn.ii a ....n .e. im.ssiM.Io ft"1'
lllut'Jll \ iiimiiiiinity <loilar days t<. In- hel.I
(lie summer, f-i the executive of lie now liva-s in Chicago.
early yestordnv. Two of the
J
Aetion a I ., ,\
I, was ha-1
ffi.ni'*'1
tires and paid his respects to See
vvn
Ilia
the
next
few
week
.
'I
In
I-.
e n d |i^ reieip* ,.f word t It:-1 ,i
liodies
were
identified.
They,
v
®
f mi 'Ii- 1'' b i l l
■' Iarv Samli i
lie also greeted
ih|*«,-i rum fleet wa doing Imo. iiic .s oil
. \\ lui .r ' ■le. i urn was reached al a
were Dr. 0 . Livinfrton B
attaches
of
the
While
House with!
ef local retail merchant.*: held at •the lower ( .iliioiaua >o.ist.
Mat'* '
The j
!
w
li-iin
lie
wa-.
a-sm
ialed
for
eight
hop,
retired
Enii
einl
'•*,i lu im il (lie Seminole Cafe last night.
lieW s ta ff lliele Will lie employed I
y -sirs in Wa diuigtoM.
A
tiimiiiiltee,
headed
by
A.
It:,f
j
clergyman
of
Philat
in
eoa
-t
piitml
dull."
prici
pally
a
,
HI.
feld, Sanford Clothing men limit,
Anottier visitor was form er Hep
anil Mrs. Cornelius P ,
|tr b-t n;i*U r.iitlfil i l e ; wa;. appointed (o w ork out the de shore woik rs, under tin. direction'
ra-seatative Homer P, Snyder. Be
hrocker, whose oddreea WM \%
i
of
the
ilirei
lo|of
ell-tolils.
i
•
InSoil!
ll
.
pK :•
tails, and meet next Monday night.
■
j pulilicioi of Oneida county. Ni'vv
known.
'
mth In* ■""l •'! wifi- had The cinimiitti e memlieis an- .1. (1. | In New Noi k Captain Mills, the F . K. R n u m ill.il S a y s B o n u t y R a lic rl S e n t e n c e d I o s p e n d I v,,rk. who u m i f i ^ ’il to remain a
I adiiiinis) ml or who conferred here
Identification of Ihe
......
J .llrlill 1'*•id, yuiiiig ;
l.ilV In I 'r i s o n A s
( ' o u r t Itlay or HI«HV al I'anl .Smith’s Imtrl
O f C alifo rn ia
D iH d u sscd
ll" ' i toilav v.itli l-'ieak how, acting pro
bodies and others which m a y ha-M,.
; of III'* 'I'-' 1 i'll'!, iv Im j
A s s a ils P a i r F o r Ael D o s - ;dnriog an aotomobila- to u r of till
taken from the ruins will be 4 1 - - '’*
Hy M a n y F l o r i d a S c e n e s ;
r t - j *"'D' ■ fur her ' This will In* the firsl dollar day Infill ion ehief, w ill >i •• tun of it: :
region.
ll
wa
'
indicated
lie
would
P
r
o
m
i
n
e
n
t
S
a
n
f
o
r
d
G
r
o
w
e
r
m«Ht impossible in the abeence ofri c
c u b e d As “ C old-llliM id ed " t
C i 'i i s c s
W csfcrn
S ch o o ls
tnU i'" "' i Hint In* ••ales ever n n a iig e d for hy S..>i*t<,r<I ii"w luff iii . iii pet in.ii work. 'I'll, V
pav In I'a pei I . to tin p re s i de nt
will i her!, utii.ii i - i m il; In mat-S ii c c i in i b s W h i l e O n V i s i t w earing apparel or other r n t r n . : wA
\\ ,i a
i rcliaiils. it was said. I !-• , .mi .
.,,,.1 j„ilu
mg political eoiidit ion
Hi .
T o D id S t o l e n I s l a n d H o m e ; Two bodies found In th e basem ent
• If (
t,,i mao knew liovv easy I ( 111«' b i n , .Inly 15. (/Pi -Itob ! ill I tir tali i n f o r m a l l y , Mr. S nv
| leltti e Will seek Ihe ....... .. ..
id (M,,| ()|,ltl|. u-a,,,.
a t m d aim
h .,i
il
IS
to
l
M
il
.....
.
today
just
whlnml
i*
in
Florida.
|
er
D e a l It C o m e s A s S u r p r i s e of the botel today were bu t
I be cel at I m eiehanls m r u i n g a |„.|
| |.,i r upplu s
liter I-Xpre-- I i h e o pi ni on t h a t t "
charred hits of hone and ashert.
'/JSL
tinleolovv
"I
(tie
nouse,
but
tIn
many
of
M
i
'
I
l
ome
to
t
tiis
j
III
v
] l.oaa Inle ale, and tlml • verv ar- i
, j | , , hannels.
j VVIII t III ; fa . e - p e r i a l l y if Uover The
list
of
missing
rem
ains
i
t
iii i I id e id f e n d lias a value ol one d*d
'll i..i1
;n ,. u„jllir afte r tin- d i v e r d ate," toll. I. ‘Hill Hat said toilay state will lat. tin- life of bis lirotb nor Smith Iio,iI,| s t a n d
f o r iv
Charles I,udwig, prominent Snni an , l:ir. the coniiiiilB e chairm an aid. ............. ,|,.„..,itn .1 ab oliol," Mills iii gcnkimapproxim ately 18 and the hetelvi)
tils I'ei I'm tool' of er, It.i ■ell. m atonement for th a t of
rt-.r.
11
ilieaos
shoul d Iold resident, died suddenly T ucj - m anagem ent fe a r t h a t all loet t h e i r J
election,, Iti .. f,tepol
ttie
west
iii.
a
voting
drug
clerk
shot
and
killed
i
c
..
n
,
i
.•
P
an
fie
ro
a
s
t.
M
r.
Ifr-ni "
I In- ietlfalive plana rail I••i ' h - >,an|. wbn h amount now Io Ii
■ , ,i
,
.nonnnale a wet for governor, lie da? night while visiting friends ut
robbing a lamp1 i .......
, 1. n-adv
, In
, inform
,\i.. ( oolulge
i: i„ Slidell Island, N. Y., according to live*.
IrU'-ldollar d.i\ • ale,; In run the*- ciin j iweeir "iMiJHHI and Iillll.tlllll gallons I{-mMillt:iI w.i aci'oiiipaitled by hi? while
. . they
. . win.
Mr.
.... work received here.
.1 h
A score of Injured persona still
IW'i
. .eciili\e lays. INo- p e c tn e buyers ;l nmnlli. With these men I will 'w ife and iw , children. Francis and i<Im g'• t'-re n il- two jyears
o ago. Iso, In- sanl, adding thal . mil . only
■I
i might, miss the day.a, il will give | jM, ib.saiiindnted ,f we don't cut ! I.uey.
A Ole seal, m e was pr.iniiiim-ml s |,lin|,|
|{(.pnl,liran candidate
Mr. Ludwig whs in splendid arc in the Tanneravllle Red Groa^A
i.i i
the buy’i rs who missed I lie I'll-t
f |„ w „ t I, oliol fiy SO per cell 1
| | l(. M.|i„tc la- a wet, hut the health when he left Sanford re Hospital.
"California ha-, a Wonderful o r yesterday l-v .Bulge William (Jem- |
■ii-m
IB.I IPrt
bad ; party platform at least should go cently for a trip to his old home,
day an opporlunity t" take adv.au within tin n-ar."
chard and I'armii.i'
.lio n ," he ■mil. before whom
.•nth
TANNERV1LLE, N. Y., J«
iry ie, 11 ■ -I-**, *>r - oi . tilge --I the special sale , I1 W.i
" I h e womb, ml
section pb-adi d guilt v, at the same time In the extent of approving the ne- and the news of his death eaniu us
The I’eliialneilr of the new fitlces said.
15. f/P)—Search was made tc
,,f
(, i-i.-diitma- in pro a surprise to Ins friends here.
' said.
,
I lor N» w 1 oik will iuelude clerks ha i only tie, n made so by artificial denying that h, hail final tin- shot
, ot tl„. .1 M-toi- V/llfl
Tin- display window . w ill be at |a n d law-.ei . who will seek to irrigation I'roiii Ihe rivers,’’ he de- i and I dled .1.* I'h Maurer, m i ' vitlimr l»r a ii-f. i. mliini mi the pm
Mrs, l.udvvig, and her soil, Joseph in the rulna of the T w ilight !
_
'W h ere there is no ir- April
IjtkM.
l.tidvvig, nrcompiinied by John and fo r additional bodies of
lor U s - |
y
iBuieral Amlrew'-i plan elared.
i Jatc he l me Id ami Iractively "dresxeil up
' lillnl ion i|iiest loll.
nnd employes believed to haVaM
{to us-.e. s taxes again I Imotleg- rigalioii, it is. parelied and brown. | |,| the -euleaci
k'ebtainril fill hi am-.-1. rales days,
he heard Id
A for I*re admit Coolulgc. Imvv- Frank Meisch, relatives, left for
The m erchants in attemlam u al j Kers.
"In talking about hot weather in i lirnth< r, awaiting execution mi (let. i-vi r, there wa no appanail con New Vork yesterday morning. Mr. tlrelr lives when flam es
the huiiipu-L last night are agreed | -jjy (hi - means we should collect Florida, we found tin* tem p era
itilt'il by Judge (!emniill (*:- i sideratimi given B- political emvdi- l.udvvig probably be burled on th e th ree -sto ry wooden
into a ro a rin g furnace
t h a t Sanford cun be made tin- trad Ienimlileralde revenue. Mills said, tures to run Iti in 11" to 120 di
loal : layer of Matirer. II t Mills.
' I'lie da y wa-. one o f the J S taten Island, where ho lived all
of
Ins
life
until
lie
cume
i
o
SanEleven bodies l a v this me
ing ce nte r of a bigger rail i n ; " f .••There are many easea (lending grees at tunes on our California 1be aid bim.-.eli referred
Io as it pt l...........
bright
sunshine
!
e a s a n t e s t w it It
. slightly
. ru n e
In u b am ,, only
territory, and th a t a (ra-liug.iiea i involving largi sums.
aimdi i. r al
but “one with in' anil balmy a ir din i- bis airivul in fin'd fnur yearn ugn.
trip.
u ll took'lied now can la- developid In
IB- would have lu-en 04 years uld.i From tho renoklng niass o f tils
The 1,us Angeles s ta ff is part
.
mmder
in
b
heart."
J
|
h,Adirondack
<
one
week
ago,
and
|
“ California it our competitor,
S anford's advuiltauc, the nnnm ot
of tin* 2”,*i m-vv men authorized by and naturally I had a great desire
t illed '< old-Blooded" Murder
Itt-i’ a fishing trip in the early August :tti. He hud been visiting brls t h a t marked the site of
jn e n ib c r s said:
i oagr> its for border imlrol and it to <iniipan- I In- t wo states.
I
leae
tit,
tors.
Judge
lieimnill
|
iiim-niiig,
he spent tin- lime in j at tin- In-tiie <if a close friend, a Mr. hotel in restricted cottage
All of
Myers of Secam-us, N. J., for tho m unity of the Cat skill
is i-ianiH'il bv Mr. Dow to pot td - Ihe gioiiiiil : u .ed lor srhmils are ill-l' .tied, influenced him in im- !,|niet relax.d ion.
tni.'iti"ii (if ill. law firm
...
A. few of the reecuera
hist
si-verid weeks and had goao to
ti en
Ben l-'raiu i: cii soon.
,l-o
a.g
a
hie
senteiii
e
rattier
than
1'iitting out -hi l.ake (!*-g**i'il in
lu-ant if a d .
They are fine |o--l.
f Biiii- i-I -. wit’i f
Staten.......................
Islam] to........
hid sumo friends efforts throughout tha n ig h t
Mr. I )ii*.v also nnmiuitcc'l lodav mg.
a
iii
alii
penalty,
for
itucrime,
g
ui
de
boat
f
or
m-iirly
lli
re
e
h
o
u
r
s
|
'
Tluil i -omelliing for l-'lor
'tb r: , -, W .odruff ]
tin- ail-mint imnt of Jam es ( .
which la- I'liaraeterized us "a cold in tin- morning.
The
iKmidbye, preparatory to k-uvlag for find bodies of re lative!
the president
pi
113* min" an d today.
friends.
<
Waddell ■■! N'.-yy Yo|'k, a Me t idn (o itnprove upon.
11di lofted murder, tfo- like of vvliich added to his fishing laurels by Horida.
»r- f a— mo a n
List Of M le a k * N e w -18
Parking
Houses Busy ' |,;is
No details of the death wero givt'onit gi ido.'.le, as supervisor of
li.'i- ,,ot lu-en heal'd in my exper- catehing a lliree-pound pike.
lie
lUu'i.fiK a:i-1
. 1.1-0(1"I
oliserved (tie packing hoiis<-s 1
>•
**
in in the messages received here.
the novvk oiganizetl lieer sipiad.
A revised list of th e m la tfa ff,
Wl.n . Rn| M.rt Scott’s then returned to the rum p t" tarn IB- left here in an milumobilc, ac- issued bv the Inn, contained 1#
It" Will l|i • ei d ThoillllS E. Stolie. busy whin u.* witi * K»inir Ihruiirli ,
his
attention
to
routine
govern
I In* |»iicl.mi' *
of guilty mul Iiisti*stiiuuny
4'niiipitnic’l by two of bis soils, John names, 11 of them women aid
who will be 11" ii felled Iii other (lie fruit vniinlry.
piutilv lias I
in fluineiil business.
Cul, (ieorge W. Knight, presi- ! illlfie .
pell w e n mi Suinkiv
I.I.v li.ii
him*:
and William l.ndxvig, and liud eliiblren. Tho bodies already ^ei
May.
U miii lln* IhImI.
with k‘th
We saw fill . in llu-ir white fi.nk I I* M)'| iiImu ;i I Itivr rvidclu c, t tillt lie
,ilaniii‘d t" lie hack htiiiu* by Suu- etl accounted for 11 a t those
ell her | dent of the Sail fill'll chap te r mf j
lr"|t;n-lv i
a t vvmk.
they gn day and night. I did nol do I lie actual kilting.
duy, July is.
Continued on page three.
n l ' hi- I the Issa.' Walton l.eagiie- for the |
We iiiitiii-.l the fish parking le-ii
Mr. I.mlwig was active in fa r m
l!*K di.- .
iear in | pievenlioii of seining, dynam iting, i
“ Wh i l e I'nliei't is in a s e n s e as
ing here, lit-iag associated with his
cs to be very busy.
Ihe huyi r • t jj„illy as his broila-r," the judge
|rr hie t.aii‘1 i ■iv--•I his trap p in g of game and fish in (Ins |
son, Joseph. IB- was a homo niun,
fall, -in- i ill lied to county, said this morn iii;: th a t a
pay lie- h iiermen cash."
| . ;.,i<| “ he is not by any menus ns
and did aut enter actively Into a f
I’asnd. im. Hollywood, Sail Diego j
t(,
„s Russell, who,
(Milmm- In i law . ' I ndi e' . bill is being drawn op by local ,
fairs outside of his Imsiness. lie
a n d ,o ilie r loiiimiinities of iiufion- i . |u. (.videtiee now shows, was the
|>V this Ve! ', In- I m-eiveu m em bers to strengthen legislation
was n member of All Souls C atho
ally know n beautiful homes are real |
,nurdei'ei of Maurer.
I!
fenr. :t:nl v. i admit led and law enforcement in this nulli
ty, and will he subm itted a t the
(.how place:, but these California i .appears that Ru--.-ell took tin- ini ! Sanford's present population is lic Church of Sanford.
tc liar \1
l.e.-nardy
Dr. F. D. King, pastor of the citii-H ‘have nothing oil St. l ’elers lialive throughout the entire af- 'g iv e n as I.‘1,4til in the new city
He is survived hy his widow( and
ale ft I IV- .an Io bi league's committee meeting, F r i
----- ——
First IhiptiryL church of Sanford, burg, I’alm Beach, Coral Ualdis fair.
ts pra-'t:«•« m iIn- I ', S. day July 23. for action.
Directory compiled by It. L- Polk th ree sons, Joseph, William and
N
EW
YORK.
July 15.—(JP)— ',‘*'1
itev. M ortimer (Ilocer, c h a ir was elected president of the Flor or Miami,' according to .Mr. U--u
.Inlm
I.mlwig.
John
Meiseh
of
Ith. MilV ' Van r : I ion .
]and tioiapmiy. first copies of which
Did Not Intend Id Kill
ida Baptist Assembly yesterday initial.
Sanford was a brother-in-law of Seven persons were In hospitals
man
nf
Ihu
local
committee.
it
iwere
received
at
the
Chamber
of
i-videlli
e.
\ccordiag
to
I
Inonanlv t
M'i oli-ll,
to d a y ns the result of a gun b a t t t o lt
lie was vice-pre dMr. I.adxxig.
with national at Del.and.
While \i iting Los Angelo . a : V(.,.1IIH t ,,
(|lat Robert did not 11iommeree offices today.
»nfoiii v:
(lull. in communication
In-tween a robb«-r und two polica*
di-nL
of
flic
assclilblv
for
the
past
league
authorities,
and
it
is
plan
trip was made to Catalina Island, |
to kill when he entered the I A .'1(1 page introduction Io the
ll'.r ti- i n.
tie l-'lor'men in the theater rush lost n lf f h f -*
and a gla.-s button) bout was hoard |(|.l ( |c Rnbeii laid been blond book gives detailed and authentic
hi ' :- i ii,
\ inci'ic:. n ned In hotain a series of educa- year.
a t Broadway nt IKth Streets.
Although
chairman
of
tile
nomi
'
tionul
films
depicting
game
life
ed
for
a
view
of
imdcr-seii
pliint
,
hirsty
hi......aid
have
killed
Maurer
B. Sli.! •• a l.-ili* nl'
Tho shooting imperiled hundred* irja
nating committee on officers of and lob. Mr.- Koiimillut said, "ll l( „ |,v (ime when they were sinf- information relative to Sanford’s
fcl!*,-. 1 TU.- ..I \Y.I- and showing whut the League is
location, form of government,
who
were swarming to the the^the
assembly.
Dr.
King
was
not
i doing ill‘the preservation of game.
in
is n natioiia|ly advertised prop.'-i | |mg together, and lie had a pistol mileage of paved street , edtieuatera. The robber was wounded,,
addition to the animal nnd | ....... inale<J bv tin- commitlece tail tion." he said, "hilt 1 don't think | ln |,js |mnd.
The evidence shows tloiiul facilities, taxes, assessed
kti ;.-r • ;
probably fatally; tho. othcra IlH '-a
from tin- floor bv Dr. -I. Dean Ad it compares with Silver Spring-- at
it, Was Russell who cume up valuation, agricultural productive
pn*
. •11»• rl i ‘4 fish fee til res, it is planned bv tin*
jured
were bystanders, Including \
cock,
pastor
of
tile
I'll'-t
Baptist
Bit f *
. i»* itiiikt* a loenl c h a p te r to secure a lecturer
John (Tanson, who received a th ree women.
Ocala."
! from behind and killed Maurer.
ness, police anti, fire protection,
church
of
Oi'lundn.
’t
ina
seiobly
from
the
liviuc
Walton
League,
Nuts
th
a
t
a
re
grown
in
Oalifor
fnu-lured
leg
ill
an
automobile
eolpupil
lu"1 do not think the death pcnnl- recreational advantages. .
P*"*:.} . • di • I- P .illl'Hl^
A mua went Into a r e s ta u r a n t
will adjourn today.
,
niu could la* grown oil the soil i tv is wrong; yet, I huve a feeling
lin,j a sctirt* of oilier m atters linioii here last night, was rep o rt a t Eight Avenue and S la t
Wdi1n . • . i v «ii« ii w a s Colonel K night said.
Dr.
King
is
a
native
of
North
ed as resting comfortably this a f and with u drawn pistol comi
around Ocnla, lie said.
fettr ] i . ... ’ i i d ', w a s
timt a plea of guilty ought l" l,,f general interest,
.
Carolina, and came to Florida nine
ternoon nt the Fernuld-Liiiighton ed patrons to throw u p * th e ir .vjj
Traveled 'J.lHli Miles
l b Mi i " , n a n l i nt this
always
lie
given
some
coiisitlera
J
A
,.lim|l,llM
t.,|
treatise
of
miscelyears
ago.
IBis
a
graduate
of
Leaving here June Ii in a sedan.
pD>< .*•(..i. f •l< i .ititiii oi*
unlesV the erime is so revolt -|a |||,m|H
ctuiierniiig Seminole Memorial Hospital.
humis. All rushed him and h i .*
Wake Forrest College, and aiieiu!- Mr. Roiimilhit and his family tmv li"U
Mr. Crimson was driving a coupe fled ufler firing one i h o t w ith- “1
Mob-'.
ing that (here is a universal th' lcounty is also given, and a comeil the I.ntiisvillc Theological Semi i-lt-d '.i.isi’i miles in the 35 days lliey maod for the extreme penalty. I
ipi'chensive explanation <>f various when it collided with a traek of out effect. Then the police began “
nary in Kentucky
He a -umed were away.
Ninety-five per cent (io not believe thul such demaeoi
the Florida Public Service Compa to shoot with th e robber f i n n g ' efl
i
PORTLANDOregon,
J
u
ly
U
>.
1 ,a!- (*
Hu- First Baptist Chinch pastorate of I tie highways traveled to the exists ill the ease of Robert Scott. ilmiid issue expenditures listed.
, — (,'P) Swimming to tin- blazing May 2i5. 11»22, coming here tioin
There a re -IM5 pages in the di ny, driven by E. L. I sun-aster, ut from a doorway In which he wai
* .^ i
i w icckage of an nrinv airph'iu* n (he First Baptist CImiivU <•! f'»*'t Pacific coast and return are prue- j
' rectory, which is said I" I'*' the Laurel Avenue and Twelfth Street. cornon-d.
ticniIy as good as tbo highway j
Mrs. (Titnson, her sinull 'child,
the W ilam m ette River here yes- ,
Finally tho robber became an- .-{ijj
most complete record of Sanford
from here Io Daytona, lie said.
, terday. Mrs. Ola Brick rescued *'■- r •
and Seminole county population und Cluuil Moore, the other occu conscious with four bullets ln him*'-'
pants of thu uutomohilu received Ho was Identified aa Glenn Miller
He found conditions favorable for I
l.'i-nt. William Kimuf a f te r his
ever published.
minor injuries, which were dressed of Buffalo, 35 yyeeaars
crops
mid
stock,
and
the
mines
n old.
plane
crashed
into
power
lines
and
k*1' ". I ■ nt iidi-ut nt
ul the hospital.
running in Ha* wolit.
*
This was th e ' second gun b a ttle ' !>,
.......... .i.■11-inin-eil i hi:; fell into tho w a te r in flumes.
The truck driver was arrested on ln a crowded s ttre
They took the Central Florida
r eet
e t In New York i s
l"-i -a lb Lake Lieut. Ruymxjnd P. Parsehall, flyii
charge of reckless driving, hut within 30 hours.
route
and
went
direct
to
Birming
». .*
.In the f ir s t af-.'^ii:
in-'
with
Knauf,
reached
shore
.. .......... .. will be
luter cell-used under bond.
ham. Alu.
A fter visiting Mnsele
fray two detectives end two prison- »4*i
,*} -•'*!■- |. Uedla-alav without assistance.
DOVER, N. J „ July Ifi. Id*>
Shoals, they crossed Hit* Mississip
ers they w i r e taking to police
Mrs. Reisck. who witnessed Hu• ' M
Is id'fiie I i
Floridulowit- New hotel under h eadquarters wero wounded in
pi River and continued "ii tu Little Strict watch was continued today
« 1C I t . , . 'I'l,. crash from neur shore where she
at
Bake
D
enm
ark’s
dcvusliiled
A view of the oil
battle w ith a crowd bent on rei
The industrial survey committee Rock, Ark.
1 1 1 -I i -" aildition iiad been sw “ liming, disregarded
CBKVKLAND, July Ifi. </»*» - construction.
naval ummunition depot for siaoul-,',i,» .ii •! : n,. | , , t nllation w arnings of Hi-veral men th a l the I of the Chamlier of Commerce or- lields was obtained by going
A relay race, probably the world’s
tjjw M rt. m l*
| plain* m ight explode at any time ganizeil and elected George \V. tl.r,.UBl. Ill" T uIhh, OKI,,, w t t a . fu rth e r fexplosions.
greatest, was run IK yours ago to
'_,r . 1 " i-n. -aid.
.
The trip was continued to Wich
.
'eh. hi. ai, iiitev-t of [a n d swam to It, -She found Kauul Knight chairman of the body at »
day hy 1,200 boys who carried a
Marines
patrolled
the
section
in
'I i Xl-sp i ■ said tin t I seriously injured and held partly meeting held yestei^Jp.v afternoon. ita, Kan., to Puelilu, Unlo., nml a
message from the muyor of New
flumtiing . '•Id In- install- under w uter by s tru ts of the Plans were formulated to provide ride over till) "P e ak to Peak Route which tho lightning on S aturday York to tho mayor of Chicago.
set
off
high
explosives
to
kill
a
t
bop,
for a comprehensive survey <d was enjoyed through t'anyon Uity. leu#t tw enty one, injure more than Their (inn* was 11(1 hours, fiO min
bl and new pinna.
, . ,
.
•lint *i. i be ..............
.i Holding him completely under industrial possibilities ill tin* im At Deliver, Uolo., Mr. Kouinillat u hundred nnd destroy two hun utes mill -’10 seconds.
new
aildii.i.. B.
' Continued on puge three.
opacity of w ater, she loosened the belt with mediate future.
The Cleveland. Young M en s
NEW YORK, July 16.—(dP>— b e rt S. Hadley, chancellor
dred buildings.
,
which hi wi-s strapped to the ship
Industrial efficiency concerns
Yesterday they laid a half-milt* Christian Association announced Thu finger of thu nutional crime (Washington university, Sfc'l
ami b rought him to shore. Knauf have been investigated, with a
of huso line to tho wuters of a ulntiM toduy to observe the tw en com miss lull wus pointed a t the chairm ao of the committee,
1—It•nl Taylor; was burned severely and bis let l view of securing their services ter
" th e trial of th* crim inal will ha-i]
email lake, to he used in vase of tieth anniversary o f-thut event on
»<7 ami
Sanford. The committe'i was fav
July Ifi. 102K, with a second race weak spots in criminal law today. cOmo less .a g am s o f skill,
arm was broken.
emergency.
o rab ly impressed with plans ou F From u six months qtudy to ning and endpyoaco .between
An urm y bounl for two days Iiuh over the sume route.
lined by industrial experts, amt
The association will inaugurate determine why 00 per cent of
•ing lawyers and m ore Jue
been going into the extend of, und
strongly endorsed the idea and Un
isjor criminals aro n o t a p p i i a two-years* training courso, de
cost
of
dumugc
to
tho
u
n
n
y
post
SMYRNA, July 16. - M V - I t w a s
employment of an industrial s u r
ended' and why 75 per cent of
ut Picatiqny, which udjoins the signed to round out the g re a te s t
neceifHury tc* hung Churki Ih?yf fon- wusted I-ake Denmark naval ilu- group of young uthletes ever to thoae caught escupo punishment*
vey organization.
'■-.VQ
' The uttitude of the oomimttco vie ted of u plot to kill Mustaphn
participate in a slnglo event. tiiu sub-committeo on cHmlnal
Every pro
offered -ee4'f|i
pot
nnd
where
practically
ull
the
is n determined one, B. W. I eiir- Kemul Rash, twice yesterday. The buildings except those utdhi fur thu Twelve thousund applications will procedure and judicial ad m inistra remedy for
»
firs t time he was huaged
a storago of am m unition wero so he received und four thousand boys tion emerged with 20 recommends* procedure le
one a*MlAssr.n .1 ii- ir..—(yp> for Volusia county was affirmed nmti, Jr., secretary of the ( ham
re‘
‘
il
In
per
Commerce, said,
and u - . tripod on the water-front, but the shattered th u t they must be re will be chosen, one ru nner to euch timm for putting the criminal
her of
oi v.|Miiinvi«:v,
- ............
states* Chanc
in
the
ense
of
Jerom
e
Fountuin
vsipiest
for
funds
to
take
cure
of
the
rof)C
|m
)|<e
anti
he
fell
to
the
"{ *'"'t I ' u-k rdak* lias
ouurter-niile.
Thti ru nners will jail und keeping hi mthoTe.
rep o rt la offi
the State. The opinion was by n 'rv o o ^ l indualrlal survey will W.
built.
, 7 , „ be selected from associations along
-Tho
provisions,
contained
In
a
a
code «J
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" -1* 1 Bd • brokers f ’iiief Justice
A
nuvnl
board
under
Admiral
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Brown.
b on tain
*Many of those who witnessed the R. H arris will consider ilbmage the route.
re ap rt niudu to the eommsaJoo, Adoption of
,J |’' ' de .x.lli'MMUII $100, was convicteii o f grand larceny lb incorporated in the ensuing < 1mmincident, especially thu women, in
Only bojrs who reach the age of recpmmend, an\ong other changes legislatures
ber budget.
C r " ; ' "."r1 '" Id today. eonnoction with tho th e f t of th ir
The industrial survey company terpreted this as a sign th a t tno to property not owned by the gov j;i today or who, aro not over 18 in crim inal law. th a t judges be a l
T ha “third dggM*'
ernm
ent,
and
tomorrow
the
court,
»X|. S 'y l"sU‘'- Buford. ty seven boxes of oranges.
negotiating with the Chambur is vlctlm ought to be pardoned, but
lowed to comment An evidence, t h a t subject considered .1
will be eligible.
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Tho eburt affirm ed the judg located in Chicugo uad is u high tbo executioners quickly removed which la to hour the testimony of
"f habeas
a tto rn e y s be permitted t o . draw comm
in-,agiit i.y ment of the circuit court for’ Du- ly efficient orgnnizution. deVoUs him to another tripod aot^ up m survivors and investigate all cir PUSSYFOOT BREAKS LOOSE inference from the faljtore of g, t h a t
cumstances
of
tho
catastrophe
is
11,1 tv. N. hJi„ith, fuyotto county in the case of laeo- to scientific inve.tlgaton of local front of tho city hull.
to testify . In his own fel
d e f e ndgpt
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" "'"I -' t lie ileul- dure F rie r vs tho State. The opin Industrial problems with endeavor
Thirteen
conspirators
w o r e to convene here under Rear Ad
NEW YORK: Somo Judges behgl.,j
rT t h a t Uie
of dlgtrlat
m
iral
R.
E.
Coontz.
fniun.t:';;'"1
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a rg ion w as by Ju d g e J. C. B. Koonc [o increase the efficiency of operat lmngcd nt widely separated points
.
h nroeedings be
should bq chloroforod in the opin aattorne.
tto rn e y ! to quaa
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I Is-: "ulhn ";iv »vi ii|iaiiiuinl of the circuit court, who aut upon
because of the new Turkish penal
. ____ andhta;h? s i nativities of pro*
modified
, ,* city,
. 1.__ 1insuring
...In/, MWMIi
Kissimmee—New 40-ton capac ion of Pussyfoot Johnson, beeuuse ........................
",u,'d bv Hu- legis- the bench d uring the disqualifica ing
triesPhto tlie
rtuccees code which prescribes that one
their lefnency to violators ul fesaloiial bondsmdn'be curtailed..
tion of Justico Buford. Frier was
its rigid and thorough system condemned man m ust not see a n ity
"Vnder thitse provisions," Her
this
convicted of m an slau g h ter and of ihvoHtigUtlon, Mr. I'earmnn ad
th.
oth
er
executed.
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LOCAL DRUGGIST] BROTHER FACING
HACK FROM TOUR!DEATH, ROBERT
OF GOLDEN WEST S(’0TT GETS LIFE
CHARLES LUDWIG
DIES FOLLOWING
SHORT ILL N E SS
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[o Commence
ice Of Law
Isastc Walton Body
To Adopt Plans For
Protecting (lame
I'h II. •l
New City Directory
(JivesValuableData
OnSeminoleCounty
Dr. King Is Named
President OF State
Baptist Assembly
Seven A re Injured
In B attle B etw een
R obber And 2 Cops y
Auto Wreck Victim
Is Convalescing: At
Local Hospital Ward
Woman Saves Airman
Who Falls In Water
On
Mon roe
pWork To Be
Nd Wednesday
Strict Watch Kept
For Recurrence Of
Arsenal Explosions Cleveland Y. M. C. A.
Industrial Survey
Of City Is Planned
By Commerce Body
To Stage Long Relay
Race 2 Years Hence
Weak Spots In Crim inal Law Are G iven’
By Commission A fte r $ M onths’ $ta<‘
Police Compelled To
Hang Turkish Slayer
Twice To End HisLife
IGovernment Of F ort L auderdale
theld llyllou rt In R eal E state Case
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Be Sure And See
Daytona Beach
While In Florida
cean Frontage
l front close in, 63x250 $160.00 front foot.
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_ummer Rentals
i of hear the ocean. Delightful Home complete*
furnished. Six rooms. $400.00 to Oct. 1st.
(ilexes. Apartments, Cottages and Houses $75.
month ap.
AT YOUR SERVICE
Write or Wire
The A. T. Reynolds Realty Co., Inc.
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Come around and get
Acquainted
The
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Opened for the summer w ith special low rates.]
We (’Trier In first class trade. Banquets, SpecigH
Sunday dinners and week end parties. With sj».j
rial family rales... There is no hotter place on thfj
East Coast to spend your vacation and get a real!
Wo servo (he best meals on the coast,!
Kvorv room modern, with telephones, private and
connecting baths, fireproof, children’s play,J
grountl. Write us fur rates.
4 room, bath & garage 55.00
2 homes of 5 rooms untl huth,
garage .......................... $110.00
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3 rooms, breakfast nook, nml
bath .............................. $00.00
Sanford Herald
We can rent you what
you want for the sum
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4 Room anc| B a t h ........ $55.00
A dvertisem ents
Geo. F. Shepley
Realty Co.
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Large Sleeping Room in upper
Apt. 7.50 single 10.00 double.
Phone 382
Suite 3
every day
Under tlo' management of
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J. M. liltV A N T
Toronita Hotel and Me Land Hotel, DeLand. FU.
Shelley lllodk,
Main St.
Box 57
Peninsula Sta.
818 Main St on the Peninsula
ME TO DAYTONA BEACH THIS SUMMER
THE FERNW OOD
HOTEL
....D ENJOY THE COOL BREEZES ON THE
OCEAN.
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We specialize in renting ocean front proper| ly . N ew apartments beautifully furnished $60
:• per month. Also furnished houses on ocean front
s and near golf links. $100 per month.
Extend to all visitors from Sanford A hearty
welcome to Daytona Reach during their .stay here.
We have wonderful bnrgnins in houses and lots.
The Fernwood Hotel
Brooks Aylward Realty Co.
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I Phones 1475, ..G2GW
. P. O. Box 4238
Daytona Beach
S u m m er
e n t a 1s
Bungalow • 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, garage, good locution
furnished
$65 ino.
I**' 9
[• Beautiful 6 room house, 3 bedrooms, garage, completely
furnished, right on ocean
f l 50 mo.
Irt Oestsu front, lower floor, 2 fnmily house; 2 bedrooms,
garage, large glassed & screened porch
$150 mo.
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$ room b a th apartm ents; porches, only I 1-2 blks. from
n and Main Ht.
$50 rao.
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Peninsula Station
Duytonu Beach, Fin.
SUMMER SEASON RATES
THE WINDSOR HOTEL
DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA
T he Pleaaanteet Spot ' in Florida
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A real home close to ocean, tlirce bed moms,
telephone, garage and servants quarters, $100.00
per month. I have some small apartments dose
to ocean and post office. $150.00 each to Nov. 1st.,
Some Ocean Front cottages for seasug.
The most wonderful beach and speedway in the
world is at Daytona Beach, where surf bathing’ is enjoy
ed and driving on the beach each day for hours at a time.
Beautiful automobile drives through forests of
moss-covered oaks and beautiful palms, on asphaltpaved roads, radiate in every direction. Daytona Beach
is less than one day’s journey by auto from any other re
sort city in Florida. One can drive for hundreds of miles
on perfect paved roads.
In the summer, as in the winter many of the best
hotels are open to visitors and can truthfully boast of as
good hostelry service as any other up-to-date hotels in
the country.
Restaurants, cafes and drug stores have the best
that can be offered in service while other business con
cerns offer you the same, if not cheaper prices, than
your own home town can.
While you are making plans to spend your vacat ion
at Daytona Beach study the advertisements on this page
and acquaint yourself with their best business houses.
and
Phone 1573W
FOR RENT
-—Florida s Summer M ecca
looms & both; screened porch front and rear; 2 car
c a r a f e ; ono blk. from ocean
$100 mo.
r. st
A room llooso on Ocean, near Main St. 3 Bedrooms,
, furnished. Available June 1st
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9100 mo.
1003 Main St.
Daytona Reach,
613 Main St.]
Peninsular Station.
Phones 460-161
‘ Daytona Bench
Office Repp* Pool llldg.
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Wilbur-By-The-SeS
Summer Rentals Now Open
ft- »•
803-805 Main St. Penninsulur Station
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Hotel Toronita
WE CAN SERVE YOU
V Ormond Bench 50x250 at *150,00 fr’nt ft.
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(Dining room cloned for summer)
W. M. Mitchell
Pier St. Daytona Reach I
The Breakers Hotel
ON THE OCEAN FRONT
Now open for summer business. European!
plan. From $2 to $3 per day. Special weekly!
rates. Roth houses in connection with hotel’
Suits and caps for rent at bathroom.
N. K. HARRIS, Prop.
PHONE 317
DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.
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W hen at Daytona Beach
VISIT
“ T A T E ’ S ”
, —ROOMS—
$2.00 n day for ono person in u room.
$3.00 a day for two persons in ii room.
fl.bU a duy, per parson, for 3 persons in a room.
f\. V ’ #wer rates by tho week: Less by the month.
IV
Free Da ra g s: No E xtras
l / « 'H eadquarters for weekend parties uml cominercinl
Tj V|>
travolom
CoMMunicate with A. 8. Hook, Res. Mgr.
For (lie best, in Soda’s, Home Made SnndwichcSj
Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes, on Main St., Pier Hotel
Building.
If you are coming to Jlench for Summer, Have]
upurtments and collages for rent.
TATES DRUG & SUNDRIES
110 Main St.
Phone 533W
J*
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Management Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Lord
$1
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Hotel Raymond
Grandview Avenuo
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2 POOLS, CAPACITY 450,000 GALS.
ON THE OCEAN FRONT
Opposite Pepp’s Pool
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Daytona Beach, Fla.
Adjoining the Daytona Beach Hotel
Breakfast A la Carte, Dinner $1. A la Carte Service all hours
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES
Ona Block From umL Facing Ocean
- American and European
A' Cool, Comfortublu Place To Livo
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SWIM IN OUR OCEAN OR POOL
Locker 25c
Suits N’Everything
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THE DEEP
M t o a k t a i t will, aet you right for th« 4 « r . Dayton* IW*eh invite* you to
» » f « r **C*tlon njutr the oc**0 - h i * e . W e hav* llvted . R o u te or Apart-
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R. L. SMITH & CO, INC.
C A IT A N E O ’S GRILL
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Ai much as ever ‘‘tho
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Lr;*™ Daytona H:00 A. M.--I0:00 A. M.—2:00 P. M.—4:44 P. M.
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NORTH HOUND—DeLand-Daytpna
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Leave Sanford 7:15 A. M.— 10:00 A. M.—1:00 P. M.—4 P. M.'
fares
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Your vacation at the Beach will
be pleasant indeed, and it can be i
made all the more so by the ar-. j
rival each day of your home
paper----v
Pepp’s Pool and Bath House
T h e R ia lt o R e sta u r a n t
DAYTONA BEAt ll, FLORIDA
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WE’LL SEND IT OVER
A Tender Juicy Steak
A Choice Of Freshly Caught Fish
Or some tnuty spring chicken ure always
A t Your Command
To Detank ...... - ..............
To Daytona ........................
$ an
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all part lee claiming Interest In th«
following described lands, under
J o h n Hicks. deceas>-<], o r o t h e r w i s e ;
K . N. K e l l . It l i v i n g , n n d I f d e a d ,
" .D istrlrt Attorney A m
Keyes
1 >announced th a t unless KcnOrmiston, form er radio op• a t Angelus Temple and
1of the erangelist. for whom
a search is being miujt\ is
J today,
all
wit...
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14 BODIES HAVE
BEEN FOUND IN
RUINS OF HOTEL
|diysiciil
•:(,, of r r r u l c a l Holt
i, much more to he
Presiden t
Holt s (li
nn the princi■t r K'-" . .
Iblftic training shoul.l
life's work That ap-i, i.r any •,t!icr game.
liialinn I'.-nneh
has an aviation
a n t ........
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Wf "illi'gc business
' bonus,' the prut'i|Ven who want ot lie
Bonds valng,’|S aVK$l uj'uHl' w i l l ' r
i be truincil in c»l- -recovered
when Joe Trnev furm.-i
member of the* notorious’ Ashley
pColU'iT'' president is g ang of Hon,In- takes aflthoritie;
... in fair play in
i ii willing I" sec loot. Tracy is now serving a l,ft
lyfjll >.ii honest nth sentence i-t the s ta te prison farm
’ (Uhl, "II ‘ would for second degree murder.
Mil" I" •‘ a T-nnic
Thiiftwill he the second
f|1;„
•nun.h‘1 ’ "" the team. Tra.-y has aided officials in | | 1(,
L'j pr,,|K>M- I" have stu- recovery of loot Re stole |„.f„IV
|,U,n- wh" it n't there his last cant lire. ()M anothcr Of
jou, purf"’-• ami who | ,-asion he located $.11,01111.
Isuahfic'l >
college l I he Ashley gang, which operatcd cxtcnsivoU- on the lower east
Lintmcnt of -lames L. toast of Morula for v e ils , defied
Lililcti- and writer on iiutnontios by taking rt fuirt* in the
iducation suhj ets, ns K vcrtrlacle.H.
JlTCti'T "I Hollins t olIn an encounter with police of.
fortuiii't,' selection,'’ fu e rs near Fort Pierce mor, than
jjil, "Mr. (Iri is an cx- a y ea r ago, leaders were killed
|7lfmi allil,di, s and lie and the g a n g broken no.
i insist upon a st intentTracy was sentenced in lit,- jln.
lintaining good schotas- prisonnient for second decree mur
uhllc a nn inher of dcr in the courts of Orange
IV. May "(l. I!l"(l. Before h,-,„g
him tall- along this tried on.................................
the m urder coiinl. he u a s
rShort sit'l "If you I convicted of robbery in Hamilton
(on th- team, you will 1county and sentenced to
year
to yi'iir marks up. I i in th" s ta le penitentiary
jyou, if >"ii don't. I’m 1 He served two years for ro|,|M-i\
ft* take uii\ ' han. e on | from J1*21 to ]!)2.'l ami soon after
1 being iiiille.l off tin- ^
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■criticaI turn- l"-cause of
apped on an
ii| per floor to escape.
Fornered in a hallway from
"Inch escape seemed in,possible
rememU-icd a trap door in'
be floor of a -.mall
nearby.
h
>' ad to a lire escape.
, " S 7 J""nt,-,| out to the guests,
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iv'hmn eseapcil uninjured.
Mlss
Myatt
down,
fell
lan d hmke'Yw started
' ribs.
was phy-tcal direebp Za,diary Taylor in
|R’ar. He i •- a gradui University of North
I took ("tll'scs ill pityition at t'iiicmnati and
Easy to gain a pounds of solid
flesh in 30 days
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M a s t e r Six
Buick Sedan
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ct-.i
4* Dead, Many Hurt
In Riot At Calcutta
b a n d c o n c er t
^ Program for concept by tho
Sanford Municipal Band from
the stand in C entral Park,
Thursday, July 15, a t 8 o'clock.
I- March, “The C ardiff Giant"
------- ---- King
~- Overture, “f l i c Bridal Rose”
- - ............. Lavclln
3-A Fn\ i n n . “ in My Gondola,
;
H arry Warren
3-H Fox Trot. “ Honi
lonee Bunch” .
.... Clif F riend
•L F y e r p t s from “The Prince
,,f
d t j -'
CALCUTTA. J u ly 15.—(JP)—
Three Hindus and one Moham, r w?" k,r,cd *nd 18 Hindus
and 45 Mohammedans were in
Jured In a riot today. ..Most of the
v
”ad knife wounds.
The Mohammedans attacked the
Hindus because the la tte r carried
images of their goddess in n pa
rade past a Moslem mosque.
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Phone 800
Yellow Cab Co.
------Ludcrs
LitiThiisnion
"• •s ' r*‘" ;"l'- M.-xicano “ Ln Pnl- *
0-A U nits .Song. “ When tho
-, Lights are Low”........................
Kahn Koelcr ami Fiorito
F'-H box Trot. “ Don’t Wnke Mo
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Wayne & Bner
Ope rut it Selection, “ Master
M i'loilnv R„|„.rtH g, Sufrano
b. Medley Overture, “The Suni»
m,mi111
Lnmpo
J. Anthem. The S ta r Spnnglexl
" “ ""IV.
Keys
- •(",• Lei/.en-tein, Bandmaster. I
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1 lb. Can Maxwell House Cof
fee, Limited - - - - - - . - -$ .49
24 lb. Pills. F lo u r ...............- - 1.49
3 Cans No. 1 Tomatoes/__
.25
2 Cans No. 2 P e a s .................. .25
3 Cans No. 2 Van Camp Peas - .50
6 Bars Clean-Easy Soap - - - - .25
3 Packages o f Macaroni or
Spaghetti ..................
No. 2 1-2 Cans Pineapple - - h
j
No. 2 Cans Crushed Pineapple 10 lbs. Irish P o ta to es..............
10 lbs. Granulated S u g a r
Lim ited............................
•65 _krt&H
3 lbs. Hilley Belle Peaches .25 I
1 lb. White B acon...............
5 Cans Tall V. C. Cream - 1 lb Clear Brook Butter - Armour Star Hams, lb., - Breakfast Bacon, Sliced - 2 lb. Nice P r u n e s...............
2 Phila. Cream Cheese - - -
Cor. Park nnd 2nd St.
T -
“Tiz” For Tender
". Sore, Tired Feet
wen“ h r » S t ' ' t o ' l i g h U °|f
lair. r« ...wiG . Uklil today by vdfun Ore. - M i - ^ n ' n v-IVt
her kimwle.lg, , ■ , { »• t h o u g h
m g,
on-
bOt'AI, DRUGGIST
HACK FROM TOUR
OF GOLDEN WEST
K «»»>(imit’J from
j)
alteii'led a Rotary ei.uveiition and
c" ,,l"""''l l" Salt Lake Ciiy, where
a visit to the I'amou- Mormon Tem
I'h' and Salt Lake was made. The
party entered Yellowstone Nation
al Paik at (iiii'diner.
Father! Help Your
Weak Frail Child
(
Furnished H ouse
4 Rooms and Bath
$4200.00
$ 1 0 0 0 .0 0 C a s h
UnintUT ?l2f>.()() Quartcrtv
lim nodialf p, »SSf
ion
•Inst put those weary, 1
crinkled, aching,
burning
into a Tiz hath. When y,nir
ache and hum, Tiz, and only
will bring relief.
D e a n -B e r g C orporation
I i/. is g r a n d , g l o r i o u s for tort'li i'd feel. 11 d r a w s t h e "Veiling
and poisons a n d acids r i g h t out.
S t o p s t h e pai n o f c o r n s .
I’ut s
y o u r f e d i nto p e r f e c t condi ti on.
515-516 lirnt National Bank Bid**.
Phoru* 71'!
J
MIS SnnfiirH Avr.
Phone
SHnf""l. Fla
•
Grocery Co.
rm
Get a 'box of Tiz now a t any
drug or department store. Don't
suffer.
Have feet (hat
nevvr
hurt, never get tired.
— Adv.
•if. It
H erald W ant A ds B ring R esu lts
lie needs every hit of strength
and energy to grow un nnd face
the World and to combat the dis
FOB SALK
eases tin t all children encounter.
McCoy’s Co,| Liver Oil Com
IDUG Model, fi- |i!is.'+**iig,,r.
pound Tablets have helped thou
Has boen driven
9,000
•Hinds of little ones—mnny of them
-0 N miles and is in iirrfcc t nmin worse shape than your little
dition.
Four months „r
loved one.
Komi cart*.
b "B " f health giving vilimins
and n eomlnnatiou of strength and
fkiph Itoilders that do help the <»ilL'htfcfinder
Ss ..111 i
i"F chitd in just ;■ few days,
Ifftlkiiiulu’
si
|
ft
S " ’V|P"t ("I weight* t^f. f t r . ten
is" i.r,o i
| g et fill McCnv's Tablets for tiil
U*s in iirnpnrl ion.
cents a t Union I'liarmaey r,r any
I Repair T,-„r Tires
I f Ii d t T c .s to d W r i t e T o d a y I d ru g g ist anywhere. Try them f< c
■'hi days and if you are not joyfully
A ddress: Box | | , Moidrsatisfied with results get your
zuina lintel. Sanford.
money hack. A I, for McCoy’s
P h o n e 2lir,
they are sugar . t ed and children
‘ml
love to take them.
_A«iv.
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)■.
F n u k f M * snowstorm n ear Old
Faithfu! (.eyser.w a s the spcctncf^,
big I , l „ p L "ni1 tlnu’ that Tiftcy th
a t greeted tho Floridans ..no
oar y morning. T h e journey was
continued through Wyoming and
Washington.
The la tter statu
has beautiful green foliage and
wonderful forests, tho Sanford
ninn said.
'a p u t y United States niaVsttnt.
I Columbia univornitio*.
Up wn.i
Portland, Ore., was visited, and
I swimming and track coach at ('inentrance was made to California!
cinnnti University. Hu j}| the imaround Mt. Shnsta.
Golden (Jute |
thor of a physical training manual
l a r k and the fumous a r t gallery
used l)v a rtillery officers in the
«, >nn Francisco were visited.
U. S. A rm y in the Inst war. nnd
The trip eastward was started
also a 300-page manual written
after visiting D..,g Bench, San
ex|iready for the Hoy Scouts „f
u "'K;o and Los Angeles.
The Im
America^
tt ontinned from I'.)»<, n
peer ml Valley wns visited by laktG if
,'l*r,u,', bey..ml reeogni- "UT thp Old Spanish Trail.
Wonderful crop.- a re raised in
| h e Inn was ( h e ’ se e n ,I Cats- the desert country of the valley l.y
tr. v T ' i " 1' " " ■
'< ,rur' " r'' to he d e s - means of irrigation.
The country
# Yj'V ,'Vn ^,ri,| this year with loss ’*■ barren, where it is not irrigated,,
.if, y ‘-. .
,h ‘‘ nu,ruing of Fob. he snld.
Arriving at Phoenix, Aris., a
H.fJcyvme, on the southern side two-day trip was made to Wil
l.
ttren. was destroy- liams. Arit., to see the Grand (’mitt» their
ilJ ■f,rY
1
lut
El Paso, Tex.,
deaths. !U,,t fine persons yon of Arizona.
'TuftrcR, Mc*x., were vinited, and 1
Noted Criminal Now Serving
' ™ * , ^v,'r'’ similar in that the
Overland Highway used
Life Sentence At Raiford J<r«t 'h' ' 'started
the early morning m crossing Texas.
Fort Worth,
A g t e e a T o T a k e A u t h o r i t i e s IJY"1 i,,. w“;h
the flames shot and Dallas, Tex., Meridian, Mis?.,
To Hiding Place On Coast ti»»VUf:h
: _, , U I «iuk-kly nnd Mmittfuincry, Ala., wore visitI'd in order named, and then F lor
ida.
JOE TRACY WILL
'”. 'HKSirJhT AID IN RECOVERY
OF STOLEN BONDS
lt M V
,/S fS
1 ijf,. .if Ibe college,
H will Ik* to your interest to investigate Sanford Grove
and those who are both selling and buying’ it.
I'rpsHiii'p
f l’
Clin« ('.illeB'*. yestenluy,
C. in S*nf"r«i I"
Then, too, the actual buyer and pros
pective home - builder in S a n fo rd
Grove must be considered. He is
the type of man who is considered a
good neighbor. H e represents th e
substantial citizen in this and other
communities.
TIKES AND TUBE ®
PRICKS CUT TO
THE CORE
than
"
I>rf ^ndii ni ft
!»*••
(V ,•lin e a l, s
Of
IIJ OII * \
l i n n n i l * t| )
lit fit ",u> f" r
.
’
were .mule by
* Short, business m»(«-
Sanford Grove has become known
because of the high type of business
men who are interested in its devel
o p m en t-m en who have p le d g e d
themselves to the investor and the
homesite b u y er in this, Sanford’s
most exclusive residential section.
Lime
CHASE
,f Nvlnic. fin d if
bi :5h a?r
thf*n ukh..Inat all [m i i Ikh i latm
y i „la,
....................
I h d fo11o\% I n k ilHM cfiI h .i I
■Ji- rMt
»i .
Kock Lim« In Barrels. [ I
Itock Lime In Ba^s. ij
Hydrated Lime.
CJ
Finishing Lime.
I
Agricultural Lime.
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,1 it pri-M'Icnt of
lil,|on - n„t iifrni'i of
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Am ong Other Features-----
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S^iijhr
ins College C o u rse s
JhImproved Following
jpointment O f Dr. Holt
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a«*l«| u i i h
l r n l * . i *«**in*-iir
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—-Jlony of■“ Milton Carlson,
handiH X rflit
I ho o t * “ li tt w H i n
11 •- in
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• i t : rn.{? ;ir*
j t i n g e x p e r t , who was scheduled
T o t a l I Mlllil
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LRlve expert evidence regarding 2 O v o r d r a f t * . •** • »ir* il . ii**h* * i H iH i i ' u r w l ,
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b A l l o f h s i I i»H*tl Stat«*« * J o \ «*r n rn crit m*m u j i i i »-»
JSgram from Oaklund. Pal.. May
i I m l m i l lit* p i i m i i i i i i H
if i i i i v j
1 1 ? f / if i (10
[.'and addressed to Angelus Tern\ 12 ;,;, n o(T
th e mesage
which- - the evang; .
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mother.
Mra. Minnie
KimU. I l i i n k l i i u MijiiN f. ..................... .. 1 ' i i r n l l m . . i •<•! f i n •
viv-AP. haa admitted receiving, stat- ^ l l i r e a , I2 V 0 D D on
W e a r e h c m l i p i a r t r r n f o r ( l a g e r ’s
5«ng that her daughter was alive T l<i*nl f'Mtntf f i w i i f d i i r h * r t h a n l i a n k l n i : imuHe
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I Itd O 'iv # * H t i.k
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jAi!™** davs a fte r she was supposed l o I ’ n a h I n %j«u 11 i«n«i i i i n o i m r d u e f r n m n .si •• •n • I
have boonul^wnpd.
hil l l lik
' Carlson, nfter an examination of 1 ! A m o u n t t i n * f t <*i m - i . i l * h a u k « . hit n i t t • w .»f,*i
t r t i N t r o m | f i i r i m s tit f I • • r i . i l * - d H t u t H i «. r >i •< i i , . n
;>*hr
original
telegram.
declared
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H A FERGUSON IN WRECK
: 0 72 I {
TEMPLE- Texas, July 15.—(/pi
To tal
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jovernor Miriam A. Ferguson
1'MIIII.ITIKN
11eftII f«r M I Its.
/ T e x a s was a nasenger on a I *» f 'n p ll* il m( o r k in ild In
J f.O ifl|M HO
S tirid u N f u n d
ftnte Fe train wnieh was wreck‘•fill •!«>
d l v ld *’<l | st o f it h
.six nfflcs from here early ln- • I hii /{•I »n♦••♦
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Cleburne. Texas, was killed and
&
“ 1 * * 1 t I f I • l| i l l * ' lift M il l S f .1 f | f | lifts
the Grecian injured, but Gnvei
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PIION
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201) Oak Avr
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nor Ferguson was uninjured.
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Complnlnant.
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t h e f o l l n w l n a l a n d s u n d e r H .,N . K e l l , c u l a t i o n
d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; nrirt all u n * H e m l n o l a C o u n t y , F l o o l d a .
W i t n e s s m y h a n d n n d t h e n e n l of
k n o w n p a r t i e s r l n l m l n a I n t e r e s t In
the
fo llo w In g
d eserlhed
I s J d e ; t h e < 'lrcn lt C o u r t of S e m i n o l e C o u n
t y , I ’e v e n t l i J u r l l e l a l C i r c u i t o f F l o r
w h i c h l a n d s a r e d e se r lh e d a s fol*
l o w s ; S o u t h e a s t i p i a r l e r of s o u t h i d a . ' I l l s 3 0 th d a y o f J u n e , I9 2 C.
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w est i i u a n e r of S e c llo n V
n orth
i ‘|e rk of C i r c u i t C o u r t nf
h a l f o f n o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of H o r l l m f
Seven th
lu d lcla l
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17. a n d n o r t h e a s t i | n u r t e r o f s m i t h w e st u u n r le r of so u th w est iim irte r
of F l o r i d a
for S riu ln o le
C o un t)
o f S e e t l o n ' IT . a l l In T o n w s h l p 21
H y A. M. W e e k s
P
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JO e a s t In S e m i n o l e
s o u t h , f l a n g e 30
ft. .1 S T IO H I N H .
f'o u n ty. F lo rid a :
y o u . and eaeh o f you. are h e re b y
S o lic ito r for C o m p la in a n t.
M a itla n d . F la
ordered
to a p p e a r to t
M il of
r !)S ANGELES. July 15.—</P)_
ft doftin* chapter in the Aimee
IpM 'M cPherson kidnaping cane
expected to be reached today
r the Los Angeles county
ju ry resumes its InvestigH-
ou tco m e
&£&&< tW IW
al nV(Sttr iirip f )Vai 'I a ,'tlte .ibors
entitled cause on tb# Md* day of
‘August. H i t . a t tlie Cdhrthouse of
Seminole
r v i i n m r i u County.
V ' / u n t j , rFlorida.
iv n u a .
•
“lc la further orderfah that this
order be published InjTke Hanford
ofr gg<e>n e r a l c i r
H e ra ld , a new spaper o
IWHVBV ^MVipVPV*' v r m u w i M l J o HU
A ‘ sS
. ’. N - i F
= fa .;G
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[EDUCTION
Must be sold at once~
■*r ^ j*n fft
$110()
Price-
HY-
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A Permanent
Wave
•lust A r.ittl,. D i f f e r e n t
J uki a l ilt It* H e t t o r
is P . R a u l ’s ( l i s t i n e t i v e b e a u t y .service
|iey Tire Simp
Union Pharmacy
I ’r* s c r i p t ions
And
McCulIersGrocery
Di n g s
Sanford’s N ewest Jeweler
THE BASKET HI If.DING
Commencement D ay
Candies
1 111 *oz. Bottle Monarch Catsup
2r>c
1 Can Yankee Beans With Pork
and Graduation Gilts
W;
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I ’e l e p h o n e 4 8 9
H. C. VIELE
I r.A;
(»itts for the Bride
A Suhstanlial Jeweler in A Substantial CilJ
P h o n e .*175
FREE
Prompt Service
R
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A
1H> Magnolia Ave
.L
N EW EST STYLES
K*'
The
Ideal
K«rh "I t|»<. fi»ll'iHinu mvrchanlHwill |)t. ri'iirrnvnti-d
Waters Kandy Kitchen
A NEW ONE
I*. Paul Beauty Shop
Hilt Hardware Co.
Bauniel’s Specialty Shop
Lloyd Shoe Company
Veile The Jewler
Might Bros. Company.
McCuller Grocery Co.
For the Tiny Tots
Fashioned of quality
voiles and other wash
fabrics with bloomers to
niatch. Embroidered in
snappy designs w i I Ii
bright colors.
Other
slyles show a comliinaG' i o f materials sizes 2
to G years.
$1.50 to $1.95
BAUMEL’S
Drink
PROVE It, for instance, with a homerolled
cigarette. Get /yourself a tidy
#
/ red
Sooner you get going with some P. A .
and thev makin’sa papers,
the 9UUIlCr
sooner you’ll
o, HIV
yOU H
Fit HSU
tin or a toppy red bag of Prince Albert
and make a cigarette today. There’s pleasure even in rolling it. The tobacco is
crimp-cut and doesn’t dance out of the
paper. Saves time, temper, tobacco.
That’s a detail, o f course. But just
put one of these cigarettes between your
know what a grand and glorious tobacco
Prince Albert is for cigarettes. There’s
a P. A.-sunshine shop not; far from here
where they hand out Pleasure Always in
tidy red tins and toppy net) hags.
Incidentally, if you sm ote a pipe, try
a load of Prince Albert this way, P A
WATER’S KANDY
KITCHEN
■MILANK UUILD1NG
Diamond Tires
BEST OF AUTOMOBILE
CROWN GAS
St»tlon I
2nd & Magnolia
A C C E SS O R IE S
YOUR FAVORITE OIL
Station 2
Elm & 1st
-
Station :t
lOih & Sanford
“THERE’S A MAN AT THE CURB TO SERVE
YOU-.
WKiHT BROS. COMPANY
I
CHURNED
DAILY
Union Pharmacy
Cinderella” Frocks
For the Tiny Tots
Dm
Siiminr
Laney’s Dry Cleaning Co.
Lloyd Shoe Company.
I,
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Unchanged in Qualit
Supreme in\4d u e
BUTTERMILK!
Merchants ’ Night, Friday, July 16
In parchment kid
with Lizard trimmIngn high hecla.
a C h iy sler70
P h o n e fo r u s to c a ll
Keep our phone number
handy so th at you can eall
us nny time you find that
a suit needs dry cleaning and
pressing. Our ears are con
stantly on the go and one
of them will pick up your
clothes, bring them [„ UJ, ami
we will send them haefc. to
you the same day. We do all
kinds of dry cleaning and
remove Ml| kinds „f sU»ins
Hill Hardware Ci
Service - Quality
Fair Prices
CHRYSUJR '<70-'
PRICES
D I ! .N,W. P' ,‘ '* s *v(n|«
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30
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ISM too
ISIS IQO
D-o uo
150
17<)'
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•Ms 200
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Today Chryaler “70”, changed Ip no way except new lower price#
which save you *50 to *200, continues mare emphatically than
ever in its record«making history the car or American preference.
Everywhere it is acclaimed the greatest of six-cylinder values.
Everywhere it is welcomed as ad individual discovery by virtue
of it^ inbuilt quality, performance, grace, economy, comfort,
safety and durability.
. j
y e« are
“ o eager
you .experience
experience mere
rowuuuonarY results
re*u«*
W
m et .znaz
that
these revolutionary
A r~^( - I * it ftt^U* t !
££.■^ rnm
^ mS ftk AAA AAdA.
delivered by the
Chrysler “70”, which now Moffered
at these sen
sational savings, are as far ahead qv<ontemporary achievement as
the compact and dashing “ fO?' p e l f qutr^nkf thaolder types.
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Sweet and fragrant. Mellow and mild,
but with a body that satisfies all the way
down. iYou’il My so.
ever thought possible. It will for a fact
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smoke it is optional, *
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Laney’s Dry Cleaning Co.
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■Ao t i -A DMINISTRATIONITIS'-
A n i o n s t h e m a n y ' M u s s o lin i d i c t a t e s t o in v o k e c r i t i c i s m
Why We Fit'll.
Han F r a nci *c o’a P l a n ,
In I t a l y a n d t h e w o rld in g e n e r a l is t h e r e c e n t r e s t r i c t i o n
f low Ma ny C h i l d r e n ?
p la c e d o n n e w s p a p e r s by t h e N a p o l e o n i c D uce.
A Rockefeller Pule.
In c lu d e d in a s h e a f o f c a b i n e t d e c r e e s , f o r c e d t h r o u g h
by
v i n m if h k i s b a n k
a f t e r a n i g h t o f w r a n g l i n g w i t h h i s m i n i s t e r s , iH o n e p a r
,|
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t i c u l a r l y a u t o c r a t i c m a n d a t e l i m i t i n g t h e s iz e o f all I t a l i a n
j o u r n a l s to s ix p a g e s , a n d f u r t h e r c o m m a n d i n g t h a t all
I THE PRESIDENT jfl fiahing ur
n e w s o f c r i m e , s p o r t , t h e a r t s a n d l i t e r a t u r e lie H tric k e n j «J«*ntly mill Mrs. <'r><>lirlfCP. like a
f r o m t h e i r c o l u m n s . N e w s o f o t h e r n a t i o n s t h a n I t a l y m u s t | gimil wife, also vvill fia^. ’
F i s h i n g is a n e x t r e m e l y dull oc
“ be c u t to a s k e l e t o n i z e d r e s u m e . ”
i l upat ion. not muc h
t o atir
the
E c o n o m i c c o n d i t i o n s m a y w a r r a n t t h e l i m i t a t i o n s p la c e d i ma g i n a t i o n , w a i t i n g f o r u
fiah t<>
T h e liiiiiinii r a c e ja a r ,„.t
........ NOTH-*, All oMtt.nry U|Min , h t ‘ siz e ,,f l h e
b “ t t h i J m t h e l i m i t s h o u l d e n d . bite.
^ t i c * i ranin of tiiunkn. r*aoiu- u n d a n y a t t e m p t to d i c t a t e w h a t s h o u l d a n d s h o i d d not be of f isher s, a t a v i s t i c a ll y , a l t h o u g h
S w r e 'c h a r S V a " ! ^ ma'rfo* w i h " iIJ i P l,*>b'shed r e p r e s e n t s a r e t u r n t o m e d i e v a l i s m d e c id e d l y d is - it dopau' t know it.
>arRfid for at reru ar advartiaihv t a s t e f u l e v e n , to I t a l i a n s r e a r e d in a n a t m o s p h e r e o f imWe fisli for a v a c a t i o n — o u r tin
r es t ora fislu.il t o a voi d s t a r v a t i o n .
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S o c ia l
Elton J.
M om »t
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A ^ ’l I I T K c f 1
K in it N a ti o n a l |t,ln t|
S anford !'nkl
t e i ,e p h o n k
C a le n d a r
^ A r r iv a ls
Monfe/nnia.
H ow ar d
fulhrighl .< it'1
Wh e n you see a m a n ait all d a y
to c a t c h a small cut fiah t h u t will
s t i n g his t homh, o r a n o t h e r tnan
in u n h e a l t h y r u b b e r hoot s, walk
m g 20 inilps to s h o o t o n e t hi n r a h
hit, w o r t h 12 . c u t s y o u HOC a t a
visnt at work.
F R E D S. D A K JE R , S O C IE T Y E D I T O R
*1*’
M is s M a r y L a k e W e d s
W illia m R . M c M in ra y
Of S i m p s o n v i J I e , K y . j
Mr. it nil Mrs. H,.„ Emil U k c
anmnmce tlm m a tn a g e of
their daughter
■ Mary Thelma
t(l ,
William Itoherl Me.Murry
Wednesday, tile fourteenth of
Mi n ( iv !i.™ ,M ™ l:KI;s PUESTS OF
IVIKS- WINSTON AT ALL-DAY MEET
I'
K E S ID E N C E T E L E P H O N E
217-1
The many friends of It. (J. Whit turned to their cottage nt DnytoHe will be glad to Icnrn that he is 1rm Ileneh Wednesday morning af- party given by Mrs. Lucy,
getting al>.ng nicety a f te r an op, r Ite r spending several days here
alien f<>r appendicitis. Friday at 1
Miss Itulin Williams and
the Wayeross Hospital.
•Mrs. r . a . Williams, Miss Lenai
Mrs. Wort W. Wnrncr and .Mrs Ihigan and Miss Emily Griffin
W. D. Holden motored to Orlando among those from Sanford ape
Mrs |„ | • .MetUiHer and
Wednesday evening where they mg Hio day T hursday n t Dayt
dren and Miss Kmma Owen
were guests at the lovely bridge Reach,
Sweet Singer
1 »«• Mi4, in
, * hih m n„ rs " f t he I 'ipe O r g a n
Phillips ami Mrs. Mary Mmues.
b a p t i s t f'luiri'h had a
Prmst .hhi'hiful
“" l" ' h>’ Mrs. A m . Phillips ,u „|
all
<lay
m
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e
t
i
n
g
1 ' » r d M c ijjiy
a* t he lovely holne of ’fa-hngH hy Miss (iliulys I lender
[M rs
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>> inst'iii mi Ma gnol i a
A vi mi,
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.
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I I Ills
i" the afterniMin t h e host- '
s e rv ed iced w a t e r m e l o n .
Tin.
" 7 i ' 7 :s .r.',r , l"'
meeting
« ' i he Mr;:. I . e dny T. Hr ya n. t he
" i l e oT this m e e t i n g
t o be a n
'
July
I I is d i c t a t o r ln> Aaaoclnlnd T'rraa ia cxclua- : M u s s o l i n i ’s s u c c e s s c a n n o t b e q u e s t i o n e d .
K e l v i n n l o r is not
for r«.
re- s h i p t o d a y is s t r o n g e r t h a n e v e r , a n d I ta ly
C Atwood,
fine Thousand nine hundred
iv«ly entitled to Ilia
tiia nan f„r
is
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p
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g
an
-JlPSlInit of all new* illapntchra
anil twenty-six,
r n e n t . lin t is tried and
,^eraollrtl
c r ed it e d to It nr nc
11 r |,e Chi v, Miami; Tom
not otherwise i a n d f a s t r e t u r n i n g to n o r m a l c y u n d e r h i s i r o n r u l e .
Hut
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Tnmpn,
Florida'.
frad llM In Oila paper ami alao the,
ville
,J,Sr
JiickM.nvillc;
torn
nomiced laS r.
T e n s o f t h o u s a n d s of I
,
«'i a .n.n
' local newa pnMInlm,) herein
All t h e r e is a l i m i t t o e v e n a n I t a l i a n ’s s u p p r e s s i o n , a n d r u m b l
villi- K. If.
r
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.ImksoMVille;
Members ' • t e n d i n g W e d n e s d a y ' s
a
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.
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.’alli>|) of apaclal ' i n g s f r o m t h e p o p u l a c e w o u ld i n d i c a t e t h a t t h i s n e w s p a p e r
The almve nnnouniemeni will he | I I"' m a ki ng t articles for the
('■l*l»atrli«a herein lire
are aim rrnorvrtj
L wife. Orlando: h. W
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a
t
h e r i n g wer e Mrs. F r a n c i s Itolz. I
childicn'
laid
d ecree m ay p rove th e s tr a w
t h a t will b r e a k d o w n
th e
wTgrksonvill«*; P- M. Mil!- ! read with much interest hy the z a r kept ih. *' "I the auiiiial In. Mrs. I{ H o w a r d Her g, Mr s. (' n . i
K c lv in a to r
cal '
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a
n
y
friends
of
tne
hriile.
ail,,
i
.
quite
|
H|sy
■ £ . flank- E. Movi r.
I) u c e ’s r e s t r i c t i o n s o n s o c i e t y , if no t o n g o v e r m e n t .
JULY 15. 1926
I M E N DO now " f o r pleasure
_ .............
who is M m m g Mi.
'*■ 11 f ’oleloiigh, Mrs. i
morning h-.urs and at w" iV
fSeirh:; A ll llarn, Jaek- ! the eldest d aughter of M
wluii they once did because if was
and no.'ii
D. (mrdiner. Mils Martha Fox,
M e L a n d e r Aren
A d e e p - s e a l e d love o f f r e e d o m in s p e e c h an<| p r e s s |»cr- fisli. gnme or death.
""•pt'ii.u- luncheon was M
Hovrnnl Hramim. lam pa. ! Mrs. Hen Emil I ->ke o f t h i s citv 'H \ I'll
1IIB HERALD PLATFORM
Mrs. (., p. Henderson, Mrs. It. L.
She attended the Snnfo rd
'
F ro m th e
e a rlie st
d ate
—Deeper water m ute to Jack- v a i l e s e v e r y n a t i o n a l i t y .
l h a t i " ’<■ fish, nl >. becauiie cm fhi11igh
.•lent', M r ‘\ F . . rr ' asl
Mc Al l i s t e r ,
School
aonvlllp.
>1
Sfminole.
mid for the pa-t f,’V
v i
.
a
.short Mrs. Ma r y Mmues, Mrs.
m a r k e d m a n ’s e v o l u t i o n f r o m t h e u n e n l i g h t e n e d r u l e o f pin net all life, including nm4 own
A M.
Ken a ns • weeks has been ........
Conatrurtion of 8t. Johna-ln- ! b i g o t e d k i n g s , t h e r i g h t o f e x p r e s s i o n h a s
a
hi.s,
,
S
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held
when
Fhillips, MrAs the
IH 1*
my
Pitchford,
Mrs.
o cc u p ie d
t h e . began in i b, water.
bfo - - dlan River canal.
))is* Vassie W r i g h t , IIOSM school,
r >
f" " " Hie vioiotis Standing ! A
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A, Kent It., sit c
V
i h i g h e s t p o s i t io n in t h e s c a l e o f libei tv. M e n h a v e d i e d f o r earth'.4' hollow- w er e fil|< ’ :<a<j di e
A
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Mrs. Willi....
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Scott
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w a t e r cooled off, life
;..gan j„
A- l>. I.'OSJHK
lyi’ A,— Swimming pool, (ennla courta. lit w h o w o u ld not h a v e r a i s e d a h a n d a g a i n s t t h e g o v e r n - ; shallow place-, then eiioic ashore
o' (j. M«rkie. Drl nndo; mid Mrs. William McMurrv
of ' .
i " ."
1,11'' ,,r"g»am was Mr . It \
\iru t
,*
l‘l u o i l i i i m ~ u . . )|t
Jacksonville; It. D.
| m erit f o r o t h e r r e a s o n s , a n d u n l e s s t h e I t a l i a n ’s c h a r a c t e r and developed into quadruped*,
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l
llilai
Augmenting of building pro h a s c h a n g e d m i g h t i l y w i t h i n m o d e l
[Jbonvillc; II. F. Fair,
AH e«ll.„i.i. . . h,.arfj
Simpsonvilh1 High I
ray Michael and Mrs. K. I).'
sparks
will reptiles, bud- and mammals, and
gram — houses, hotcla, apart- fl.v a g a i n b e c a u s e o f it.
.1 ' o r a l duet hy Mrs. A. I Hal f
i i w i ; A. Sudit. T a m p a ; School,
\
He
employed hy th e ,
fin
ne
ii.
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man
ramc
ashore
with
the
others
Went houara.
Atlantic
", Ja, kMiuville; J. J. ,
Const bine Railroad with I
mr. w i mi m
,
Witham
T\
<i c —Extetuinn of atreet paving
'Edit
El l i o t t .
t he
ville; -I J. Shelton, headquarters at Inverness where
M u s s o l i n i ’s n u m e r o u s o t h e r c o m m a n d m e n t s m a v be s w a l
"So.ir bland
r- **^o»rram.
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I h at is w h y y o u r
I
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-T! ' — CYimpletlon of city beautiflca- a d e c r e e v i r t u a l h s u p p r e s s i n g all i n d i \ n l m d i t \ in t h e I t a l i a n ni-hm g ii.r............... m u d puddle.
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to i h e a g e
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with prnviainn for inrreaaed
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I be San I m d b'ai ip,
1• .tilting N.‘Itg "I
jtljff \t. N.'tl, I irlando; I i ilale a f t e r a | . l ea s an t
.mi'" to l.i s
•lull will
" sc ie nc e tel l s you
facilities.
^ Mi - Minnie l . , e Allen w a s b..s
' i^lt hei e WII || bold a n n u l l . a , a n t on
M t >!( ^ 0
1 ' " ksotiv ll le |".I! o
by VlM'-t.i. i . II t i l . . - . , i In r p a r e n t s ,
mg
Thui-'.
I h e m A d v i s a Iile
Mr. -m.l M i n . |(. A •
'■ , s ^ 4 'I'.es'liiy e v e n i n g lit a most
"up
l lieir a. t
sop
f J{. iral.tee. i > \: S. Y T« r h e n n on
\
l l t w i i s r o citizens lie
'ik at tin ' ."light Tul - u i n i i n i n g par t y n t P al m
.Magnolia Avenue
t day tiii'ld at i .;u
n i l U .F VFItSE FOR TODAY
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b its iim s s g a l b e r i t i g s ,,| S a n f o n l r e t a i l m e r t h e m a jk st v o r c o n
ni.'clii.g cull..I I.v' Messrs, Merrill.
1 W; 'M. Scott has retain.' I f r o m
ila r
H- II. Ilnilges, \||j
Any [ ms, ,, , wi s h in g to join tinFw immiiig, ..tbe, w a t e r s p o r t s
'k lh<\ Lord your 0«>il \s (iorj u** v b a t i l s s i m
Valdez.
, ..
0 , *«* h e l d la s t u ig l.i a r e p ro rim ti v e o f I'leicl^juickcr. slump, Crocker and
* ' P I MN n EI.S 11 DIES
! 1/" H iu r s t. N. C„ where he s pe nt il rbiti iitiiy do s i , an d all i n t e r e s t e d ‘. ""I ' lanc i ng wi r e e n j o y e d unt i l u
A si or mt e s I
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11|land";
t
n n 'l
of lords, a g r e a t msen.
v „ l t ,a h l e s u g g c s l t o n s f o r bu.sihes
I
short
11
tile
oil
blisiIM
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b 'M I r r n w n t , a m i ' b l h t liscn--.il plans for making
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late
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' i » V n n , | k'ht.v. a n d a t e rr i b l e , s h o u l d be i n s t i t u t e d U1 r e g u l a r i n t e r v a l s ,
'll \ Ml
I, .Iv I ft. <|*t Cap
im.iuw useful in ,he community.
' "U . se a ri•J ulhej
m i l t i n g rinirsiliiv e ve ni ng.
s e rv ed l.y tin ho st e s s .
i i l i r e g a r d * l h not |M'rsons, nor
fcwll; M J Jackson, i mi
di H UcJ Ii, Ktl, said to hav
I In-.' m m a i r included in n group
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A m o n g t hn- c eu.toying t h e pl e aslay f or
Mketh reward.” Pent It): 17.
V»rl(; I' M .laclison. l H i s t F l o i iih i, w h e r e In
lictitls a r e b e l i e f ( h a lt o n e h o ld s of II. worth mure than $ I OO.OOli,
P l a y e r s who would like to e n t e r
tile Vouliged llllllllll lldltlg of
'
— “ Holy, Holy, Holy, 1r u e in all t r a d e c irc le s , a n d a b l e n d i n g o f v a r i o u s o o m i . m s net*, '"id dctci nulled to use their
|rk; llimlil t Scheiier Mi | a s h o r t t i m e o n b n s i n e s " dl spend the tiiiirnanieiit, vvhnh will h eg ci .nt o u t i n g w er e Miss M a r y Poyvcll,
ui t be F i u t e d S t a l e s N a v y
„ God o f
Host s,
Eternal
■di: Rill Itiu r, ( liiciigo;
"n Monday, a r e a s ke d to s e nd n, Miss Ellii Mae Speed, Miss M a r t h a
••'.• Civil war, died here
m.m. w|s.•I\ !.,•• public purpose-.
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at
once.
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an
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and education
■Mr. a n d .Mrs. II .M \\
tm
Khants
sensible
enough
t o b. guided bv the de- .iii.M1
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r
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Mrs.
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M U YORK H E R A L D II; I III ’N I :
j and wife, .-'t. August iu« , | ■Mr. a n d Mr s .1 |(
" " " " t'll/es a r e to be a w a r d e d '
c ia io n o f D m.
III.', me sDH.m g the R orkefelhr
" -d Se
aei'.ui' iv Inch is
d v e r l oving r u n A 11ole i.n Ra wl n, - , M r a n d Mrs.
.1.
lijlnr, H"-t■•! . Ilarrv II ,
VV
O lH tH T TO IIK STOPPED
v\ "i k st ;,| t(.,|.
,o
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"*I""
l"Uiida,ions.
Em h
'•'■i l ■"••Yl'd in t h e .-itv \\ i ilnes
;
v
■'•'"'I. I ' "' lai d S m i t h , Hill
and a fine t e nni • i acquet-,
Atlant. ; U P. Haw ! d a y f u r il b r i e f st,-,\ he,,
............
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on new itii.nno
v *
t »•!* t he Kf’lHlMlrJl»
ivdl g o .' nil.,. In- can give to a
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Mr
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(
nnvilli' I .1. T.'iell, idii, ■"ini ly loc at e d at t he
f^jWhen duelists took wobbly mm
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||fe
it p o w e r t r a t e mi
ij
•l» n* r.il
ir»ii, i t»nntM«
I h" id t icefs t ,,r t lie cl ub ill e
d .... I they intend that
\ (mi fi ri* tin ifcil in ('(niic i «• f ti«< > r \ \ \ or l« || „,n<# xkJ
\ ii' l.
lialliii I
Morgue, i
5m » W ith terror stricken fa CI*H
.It < /||. n m in ( hai l . - K
l .d t M v. 1 , p o o
I " 1 "h n t , A i t bin t In nick ; v n <•
imi* nniitiK jumI IU dii In hhisIi iiml i it JIt ^ 1rum dlfir
•" u i d e f f i i ' i e n t K .
m voutli; lie. wa
t(*.And rarely any cl
(iii'll'i
ll.'OIsfold, |I Mr. a m i
closer came
(»r tin niittif ri t
IM.lll Ivt | »lj )>11. HI sfip
't;i a n d lb .uli'iit•oi
p u . di ' i d, Dr. F |i K i n g, see it
Mr
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I.
;(liiuil'' D \"iH i, lack
I el m lied
. . . .Than mnylK. fifty paces.
llillllo '•(•Is 4n«J«li4 (l. tidltikinl, nml
h om e
t u
ID - I.'acini' in
Ma
, liu-. lt . d- leated I
liiuipa iin ' • pe ndi ng a D .
\ i
'niprovernenl on 11,
Tt n ’lcil.
Tdi -da v
' r ri*l
■I Ve a f«•W Vear
11. * .1a*.-It , Jackson ' Sant
Although at times grave risk wte
b a r b a t e'., N. C .
• 4 elri , Ion in. | ! l | x
| tu|
1
e
" " d a r e g i t e -1
" ben eat h of | he
t b.
vvliere In
< nil flit infill llml ktiitD t — nti( di,. •mmii Hu,,
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run
av v . w a - a - u r v e v o r
. "ii t.n m e s s
, 0 Hip Itv I ii ksi ai v iIle; l.lez.
|,a 11\
o mi ue d a mivver m
Mgs. tt.d the su.eess o| the first ban.|..el |,e|d I;mt night
i
Rill'.
•■•'I a sell!•
M.||
Mn .t4-r K.irlvle llous h, dd,
ind till'll lie. nine ii hlgIdv 1'iibli, an N.d nuial ' o u u u i t t r e mlb
B / other iieople present,
(rs.
.link-el,ville;
K.
S
a
n
mdul gi nl I
shot,Itl
insure
the
continuance
of
these
(
..runn
trial
forum
•
•mil then se[iar
visi ti ng
m J a ek s o i i v ' l l e ils t he
il banker
lie had main • •"in Ma
Mrs ( a m e .Marlowe, ami
T;Hnst,i, |
Peiligo,
l<Po r * bself was rather fun
con,ribut
r
H L. H e n d r i c k •ml Mis, gue s t ot hi- g r a m l p a r e n l s .
•a ■t minute, would
,1 oiitnets vvit h life i nd a • d ni a t er i ;s aIDr i ni,, i■1I n’ magn daliont
Rev. bobtde. Ml a nd Ml's. M W Low
Active co-ojieration and (In iill'lpt i'll) (if e v e r y n iin te n i a l e l \ .a t
til'll" I • linir, ( 'll y,
•ii And always safe and pleasant.
U a,
h av e
,, 0,
ie \ \ r i g h t o f K e n a n ville. Fla.
a n d Mrs. \ K. Iloiishol der.
sales boosting method mibst c o n s t i t u t e tlie policy o f S a n - 1‘rov nF'i.i-e in the '• us a brtlie to Wide e a lien, e Useful III legl-.la i n •> H a r d i n g ' n o m i n a t i o n m flu
ell a n d It,.,..tin Lowell m o t o r e d to
202 \ . P a r k
a m o n g the visit,,,s .
l.ei sbli rp \| ' " d a y w h e r e t h e y spet p
‘ ••l>en l util
Sal nl, \Viiee|e>s ami
•When honor had been satisfied, f o r m e r c h a n t s i f t h i s c i t y is t o b e c o m e t h e s h o p p i n g c e n t e r hell. •"ui c iineig hope o f i ■. aping tnni and adinuil-tnil loll. He wa l; eul dn a n Nat i on al • o i t v e n t ioii ot
S i l l loll.ii i
Paradise.
The etmlte d to net as well as to talk.
. i tv »\ e d l t e s d a y a n d ar e g u e s t s
the d a ,
Irr
left
Finlav
on
the
l:
'
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Emor
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iv
er
s
a
r
r
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Here
T
u
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s
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principals and party
IV ||
Stalioiiiii i
be S emi nol e.
0 t h e w id e a r e a o p e n e d to it.
M e r c h a n t s in n e a r b y c o m l.es
loi've that re-.ult i
Ill- indit er v e d m a t m u s t oo d hi m
iM-niivdll'
wher
e
till
V
d
a
y
f
r
o
m
West
P
a
l
m
lle
n
li
to
visit
A
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n
t
at
v
of
W
a
r
f
r
o
m
192.
mC! r " nLV,,Mi''nt
hied, m u n i t i e s a r e a w a k e to t h e i r o p p o r t u n i t i e s , t h e y a r e g o i n g In give
t •sciHatnu:
i nien.
The Lord m good s t e a d m h e l p i n g to m •” *’*-■. he n r r o n o d i s h e d t h e dilfi
fthe
vvci'k
i
nd.
l.ennaid
Mcl.'inis
leaves
t
h
u
r
s
his
pa
r
en
t
..
Mr.
nml
Mrs.
K.
,|.
% U h htT.°'n ‘'J'W «» 'Irank hearty
does not
’"I’fapli a n d R e i m d
Mr. a n d Mr s. Iv H. II. .mar ,,f Hr- Ri v e r s at t h e i r h o m e on S a n f o r d dav for ponds in Ninth Carolina
money.
giitn/.e ilie Na v al R e s e r v e in Mn - iwlth
H« ha. ha's!" and' “ Ho, a f t e r b u s i n e s s t o o t h a n d n a i l , a n d u n l e s s t h e s h o p m e n
of
'
Disk ot ri'org.iui/.ing t he arn. v
r d " r I'liiiim.'iiks
lii iul o, ar ri ved
We d n e s i l a v
bn
a c l m - i i ' - a n d t h e N e w E n g l a n d "ii a pet i t bas is a n d g i v i n g it a
ho, no’s!"
where
he
will
spend
a
short
H
e
i
g
h
t
s
.
,
Smith
s,„.„d
VV'edaesI
line
■■aid
i. al in 11 miicnt.s a n d st r i n g
! t? I ' - d ( , ,R a n ! f n m l IM'iU'tice m u c h t a l k e d o f c o - o p e r a t i o n .
on littsin
J O H N .1 I I . W I . O N , o f Chi ca go, eonsl di t e ns e s e r vi c e d u r i n g t he model n
'HIP
ttf T " 0^ laughed the
t-il.iy u r . pleasantly T i e I .sojourn h e r e o n hus’ii
friendliest I b e i e is m o r e t h a n a s l i g h t c h a n c e o f t h e i r c o m p e t i t o r s t i l
m l u r e an d a d m i n i s t r n
It g a v e him a lion, lie- DI.,
; tell- the n at ional g o v e r n m e n t he w a r with Spai n.
im
i i . ' . . laughter—
P ill" gllest „f .Mi .
" gh t h a r d a g a i n s t a n
.Mr. an d Mr s. M. M i n a r i k a n d
il,.ward Har mim of T am pa wa.
•And Imth the on,, tim„ mortal i n g Rp b u s i n e s s t h a t r i g h t f u l l y s h o u l d c o m e h e r e
I i nt e nds It, get m a r r i e d a n d w a n t s position o f leei l er shi p in n a v a l and iiueconoui ic ski d ei o n i z a t io n o f , h »
HI KEN VICTORIA ILL
after
a m o n g t h e h us i uc ** v is i t or s m the c hi l dr e n le ave W e d n e s d a y
Miilil.it
v
m
u
t
t
e
r
s
al
t
e
r
he
w.,
<v. ■ foes
i
mi.v
liiiiatiire
on t h e
govern
arinv
and
f.
•r
the
uuiiiiteiuince
of
S p e c i a l " c o m m u n i t y . l a y s , ” " d o l l a r d a v s . " .'.. - o p e r a t i v e Oueoi ■ nlenf. about m a r r i a g e , p a r
noon
f.o
M
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n
t
g
o
m
e
r
y
,
Ala.,
w
h
e
r
e
1 I'-' •* d I** the H o u s e o f Rcprcsci .
Vi.Ltoed happy ever after.
I .O N DH N . J u l y
i;,.
(/[>,
b.bsun liiivilots l e lt t r n- e i t y W e d n e s d a y .
I t h e y will at t e n d Hie w e d d i n g of I
a d v e r t i s i n g a n ti m o d e r n d i s p l a y m e t h o d s w o u ld go f a r
- 111-ii Is. 1 1v lin -i/.e o f t h e lii mi l v t h e a t n e in I'.MM a n d t r a n s f e r r e d to a r e g i o n a l an d r e s e r v e s y s t e m
IW.slu.s.la (,
S t oc k ho lm d i s p a t c h e s of t h e E \
'i'l'loll
,
h
"
"
"
I
tin
illtilt'4
mobll
iza
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l
i
f
f
o
r
d
W
a
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k
e
r
a
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d
Mi
s
s
L
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l
l
1
tie
S
e
n
a
t
e
m
I'dEl.
T
a
k
e
n
to
♦
It
Btll down In It >tno
Mr. and Mrs.
William
-f t h e be d I'lli in vain.", in Semin. ' l, .
"I'Ktj sin t
cluing,. Tel. g r a p h s a y t h e liculth
lie spent |
ipiarrel'i 1 l. 7 L l tlm U lllV nK. ,:Mal ,,M,si' “ - s ' a,1,l i'lMUs r e l a t i v " l«i t h e s e f o v e r i i i m lit. w a n t s o n e In have.
1,1 ''•• • Dicr e m e r g e i o V. T h o u g h
C a m p b e l l ivhii h t a k e s pl a ce T l mr
<•M*t .1II' M S >
h e r wi t h his b u s i n e s s t i a m i u : '
arise
s u b j i c t s c a n h o s t be o b t a i n e d a n d pi-rl'ci led in
btldtin and Mr. and .Mr. R
Itbrc. s o
'll. S a n f o n l \ n
I
of
(Jin e a \ n t , d m c o n t i n u e s un
flic idea! liimilv i- a s mnii v <hit - get
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g
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t
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g
s
d a y eve ni n g .
Mr a n d Mr
Mm
it ma de h " n one of the most
Hot ween old fi lends
ill IT- O till
I "mud lint ter ;,n,| eh.ltb n
4 .
b.iulnnl. I'Ll.
• t e n a*, t he m o t h e r w mi l s , a n d enn ,./>etent
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n
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l
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s
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m
,
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Ml
W
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ek
s
pr,
vent
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e o f I h e m a j o r i t y ul re t,'tile rs.
j
silt
i
la,
lorv
and
t
ha
t
;
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to
bei
ng
c
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a
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and
tjr
r
neigh
lb
. i n k will al-,. visit
r e l a t iv e
o
an
i . tlllM's 111 U
hors.
t . 11'
da v .
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for
v , , r (j, (
I
take . ai . ,,| . j,,,,, ev I IV
Utrtr U'dli, i
n n . I na l hull, I n , ; s he lias had
‘ d ■'* •'"tu, a t,, tt,,, no amml an d
b . r ( h e plow.
It, ..
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o
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will
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m
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g
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t
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r
i
n
g
Mr
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a
n
d
llbi
ml
I„-f
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e
l
et
Th«y HHiinter
t urnn.g Sell,,11 Ilea It a t t a c k s III Hie Lilt
dig a. r e a g e
•■uicklv
of
fit. tb. v \l
" R I -petnl t h e
4 to d'e.
b"U Id b. allowed
'. ‘" g e n Us |oe War SV lem. | 1,0 i
I ' 1 in re tea. ts.
| .
't
bemath
tin- e h a t i l s , | , n |
i 1 amp I,
home.
f ront in \\ • l o n g 1 'll.
He
V .
skies
s
ti.d. a d p . i n
t Hhp.ii.i.
Of in ,,.,
‘T .
. , ll s j:, , s s , on.s o f local eo m lit 10,1 w i ll p r o v e till ., || Ii,
t w o dav
II.III \
'
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guidii
m
C
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e
a
,
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hi
S att ,
,
Iddpcltv.
iTueil
I
..Iisnleial.lv
h
1 d m t tu- n t e p a i it 'll *d llu
oi i m n i e a s i n a b l e b e n e t i t .
And settle it
ma i lo t .
h sable
| Ml s Miil yloii I'ntew iler of Ja"k
^ = ”-' ‘ 1 b' h e i
i m i l . i n i s a mi gr . .gei
Nonesma
l
l
l
a
m
d
l
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rich\
rcelnmi
|,
k
.
ha
vi
done
■About their f«M
lilt loll
In,I llr- Vf.t.j, King left h ' ” " ' " 1'' 1 Hie a t l i n e l i v e
‘ t ! It lem v .
h ou s e
Hie mi...mlieani'
womlei's.
M> x a n d e r
tbe Great fiu'eruiiiier o f 1 1,, e d e r a l R
dnnre,
gliest nl Alisa A)ibiped Hillld at h e r
I)
rung
|
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Hds
In
hi
his
i
n
f
l
i
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m
c
w.'e
had
no
Dr
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h
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r
.
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r
i
s
l
e
1 "l . imbia,
I nrii.-o. a c t — in t h e p.i -.ii
7n The candle,t
o f vvhi in
I '".Hie on P a r k A v e n ue .
|rher«' 4f'.-v .., 11
or gutter,
on tin' nlhei b a n d , wa . the nine
I'cnd ev I
co o p e r a t e d with I i i si de nt VVtl ■• , • " " s | riictive. as i| w a s g e n e r a l l v .
.'Till one of the
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mi;,.,
<rt icipuiit s
'''
u
;'x
"
Public
man
who
had
hilil.
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a
pol
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d
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m
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/ Comes home
1 m; l i a g er
i4>
■ .Ml;.. F. . Will Hie a n d Mi - E s p.
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
1
a •'Hitter.
' " " ' H u n g I". Itive to i.o itlih u lr
the Senate
ID i 1H* In; laid no
s N ot e ; Silifc ■"'gin
; VVbiDle h a v e l e t u i m d h o m e f r o m
1 ' wl m cold i ibiiti'd d with ex, ep
p
r
e
s
s
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d
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It
,
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p
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the
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,
s
,t(al
Rs,al‘‘
Insurant
t h e f ami ly
t he c o u n t i v ' """I litb liiv and disiiiteicsted- I
•1 have no quarrel with am
nuig the puhiii'iition of Mr In
I " fa. a In Ie -||,. *Va v er o s s , Ga. . w h e r e t b e v - jieot
s t r o n g l y i tumgii
'
'■•■ne o f
water,
woodnot t h e g
r e c ei ve
In,,
gealiii
in's
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I
11
im.'lit
In
I f W l k T h "*£ i n ‘ ' Vi,,' b.e|,
v i- 11m g i ' l " ' w ee k en d w i t h Gl en n W h i l t l ,
Kvei glades
iliary,
a n d s a n d y h e m’ll,
the
se nt i ne l
1 harbor any „ |„ t,
jW'ho is at t h e W a y e r o s s H os pi t a l . '
like l i g h t h o u s e d i s t a n t a n d nulls
I he Herald has ohtniiied through
B b t ? l <l,,y tn fi« ht « duel.
,
Hni
l
in
tlm
s
h
a
d
o
w
o
f
cloud
am
i
Hie courtesy• of S. (). Chiise, a
JHIIN D. I.’UCKEFELLEI: J r
' Dcllt-ll
I g oa d e d In
Barber
and
F»niay to | / . A ! isst;s , ’HI •'"•■“
t he n w h e n t h e cliiud rolled l . y mid j vvis.. man, will not allow hi- , hil
record of the irjii in narrative
a j ' highest pitch of passion
|Bnt,| (), t |
MIA Ml NEW S
i biir<? /iic' liry
e xpe rt ^ r j tu n»
Dm
m
o
r
n
i
n
g
light
f
l
us
he
d
'
"
i
l
l
visit
upon | d ie,i t„ havi their pn tui, . i„
:it Slot. s (,
Thursday
afternoon
I’d escliiivv fnrm, written hy Mr. I,. Churcli,
T h h.a t ! t 0 n * h t
its w hi t e wall g l e a m i n g b r i g h t l y new •
Miss , ( t u r n h o m e
T h at brutal Konmn fashion.
who ai-coiiipanied Mr. Chase mi
Pi'l"''He doe-n't want
I ti|ti,i.,|.. I):
1
here
is
;i
m
| *i'Oi» A r c a d i a whi l e t h e y h a v e bee'i I
•d
pillion
i
and
s
h
o
w
i
n
g
its
outli
ne
,
Gulden
t
h
e
m
sluirply
V
•
he
vSmtiii,'.
Exem
pts
from
d P r o g r e s s e d a r e t h r i l l i n g tales
—Jam es A. Montague.
•" " l e d important
b.f.,re achievement ,,. , i
[ anniv., i
1■ vv I11 go . v i s i t i n g a s tin guest, of Mrs. W i l l - I
l a m i n g o f tin ,
t he y have done anything
the record will appear dinlv in a g a i n s t t h e sky.
worth
" ,; •" worus . A f t e r t h e sulunti
i in in Pint t .
U.,
The
"
'IV
p
u
n
"
slopped
n
lew
■'•I, Haiti I
vvhtb
I he Herald.
■v■g' t" drv dock In
was iaisejl to file sui f ac e a n d
He doesn't even want S-fi I and lu r \ ,.%.
I'iul.i.i.
I,.,,,
; . S i d n e y J. Cutts wants (,,
moments at St. .lumen City
u Ins children to know that Hu
reaching
t hi' New ^ .nl, Nii
W « r n o r n m .ia ,
o _ . " . V Y ‘ r ............ g'»VXav v \ ai d. Nor in ' "' "JTeil I,, p o n t o o n s fm- movi ng,
al»,iii \.. .
.Mrs. J. |>. Ka r on w h o h a s been
•Dior again, •'Hnuthln'
ne,
•• «' i all the ev >nt- "|
large and fa ■ijoriiilile hotel ’ on I very rich, which also is vvis
wher e be j
E C O N O M IC S T U D Y
•"■‘ •'•‘-t w a s i ne r i n s e d ip t i e
“ Me left t he dock a| Port T a m
"I
re.
<
"t
d
a
y
s
,
it"
M I- ' ip . I
, v i s i t i n g lien* a - t h e g u e s t o f h e r
the
south
end
of
Pi,,,.
Inland,
■
m
• "ml | (ia,.
\[,
eVeil in tin* v •Dire11,
d t e i u p t to tow h e r into hurho'r
V " , ' b " " p. M„ t h e 12t K Of .March,
•Ulrfl! I ,. , 1
,,f me n in',,
T h e g r a p h be l ow w a s m a d o u p f r o m
s i s t e r , Mr s. E. II L a n c y at h e r
The n again
there took in tow tie,, sail boats | dren, asked p Rocket ,'llcl '
lid hogs may l,„ ,,.,,',‘*4 " " h'Uird
unknown bind with all t h e i r d a n • a -listai.ee o f s e v e r a l Inin,lied mil e. lhc
,t ea n i sh i p
to
contribute
h o m e on M a g n o l i a \ ve n ue , h a s re
' Pigs almiii
U.
S.
D
e
p
a
r
t
m
e
n
t
o
f
L
a
b
o
r
1925
R
e
p
o
r
t
.
fm
the
us,,
of
a
party
of
fisherI
everything that 'they
u , ln Un* poHNihilitv r>f r mig' i
ers. has th. ie beiii a n y t h i n g
l a r p o n . " hound f or Ft. .Myers,
smiie worths cause said. ■t(J,i,
T ■si. I
‘w ant.
[
•
nirn.
who
\vt(r<
*
<in\iotiH
to
jrn
I
Ul
l'’i nl a y !s.u i rn .e d b, h e r h o m e a t G r e e n v i l l e I;
upiM'iiling t" ,1. ' vmii.ilhv a n d tb. v d h e r to u n d o all ti -it (lad Iteeo
which wi,s t h e n e a r e s t town to
eerdy:
— ii—
"
•
■'
, e die
lint moving
| imi'giiiiitu.o "f •" “ pie a s t h e so.
die point oil the e d g e of t he I’/Vei- HiMet than the wind would carry I ''They mu I | hinl,
'lowly
the
r / i r C o m p o s ite
Del,I oi,
at,
t n g e r s of Dp.
The siiiiiiiier widowers’ <|uD j:; g l a d e s from winch we w l ie de- Hient, Imt as the steam,o - lurl. il derbllt
an j cessful effort ,,11 Hi,' in,oi ,,f it.
ell Welc left
IF
('
Hose
a
m
i
"ii,
Wi
l
l
i
a
m
Du
i
"
'be,..
“n
Hie
s,nil,oats,
vvhnh
l„
v
I
.Wow lndding meetings ‘•very night t e r m i n c d to , r „ s H ,i.
1• hind, a n d Hu- t o r t u IIs M«issu^ji»
I United State I, * I , "wile the bod, .
I w,..
niotiml Di,. lorner of tin w hal f,
Th.it iniioi ent child I"4' n t know I of their , on,riole- vvh
on F irst .'street.
• Hell G a t e vviHi its 11Irk V CUI
' i i ' l 'll (III- Hose, u i o t o r e d to D a v l o n a Reach I
N e x t m o r n i n g w h e n w,. a w oke ,
•
lie,
ish«',|
ie
I l i ur sday when* t h e y - p e n t t h e a l t
""'I
at
right
angles
to
th,
•hat
her
father
and
the
ill
fated
-id,,,,;
steam
•"'^"•ated. Then
giaiuliather
n — ,
; '«* • ,W'p",i‘‘ was goi ng t h r o u g h er, been inr ent aiigh
a t",'
at
all
e
n i o o n wi t h his f a m i l y w h o a t e at ,
eon
Id
Why
I lie whole
Y; "del hilt , rusts and at all hazardI An s U ell." the navy turned
Tb.
> B a t ' h i n o ’ Ml' Lu,,‘r u n ’ " Kotr T h a t , ‘" “ ' b r a n d e P a- s. t h e 1*1141 in,»i ■i- der pile i, and after d in t he t i n 1family
the Beach for the su m m er.
C'V
bill
,'
while
'
"
•
”'1
h
o
me
•er
Hie
mb
I,,
pilot,.f
the
Fu-i
f'Hing
full
,,f
and
not
heart
id
the
nuvv
wa
eidisied
t,
^ ’ToDtc
I :
Mt. Dor.,
” ' barlotte llarlmr
from
tlu- will,a one of Up.
I
'•". w h e r e he
boats
br oke i know , lie dll lereiiee.
ver and in sight of the dry dock
i 0 p l c ' 11 8 agriH' ulde w i t h Us.
I ‘ " d f , to ( ukc t h e inside pilssBge
this task, wlinh had no iii,|,|a iian
Mr. a n d Mr s. E. .1. L ong, <,
loose, and mill'll to t h e g r i e f ,,f
piirnose to serve „t|„., than t„
e submersible struck a reef and
visi ting
v ' i . < " -----<*-— I
Ihrrc down tu " Ft. Myers,
I A ugustine arrived
in t h e
■mine on board who wer, t " use
SOMETIMES
uncle
into plav Hie highest ........... ,,f
s, ,>H* r<»Mtiinii«c| trit ii r arM* ,,s Wl'
steadily south her was left hellind.
j W e d n e s d a y f o r a s t a y of a
"rnk.-s
money.
The
lug
-„
g
:(l
gineering
skill.
ii,g
e„
„n
v
„
Mr,
.
•
•••"b*m,L
over
win.,,,
„av
v
‘ ' ' ""KI. tt is a l s o i n c »«'•••. <nngh. „ fi,,.. view of the
" e stopped
next
Ml the | luted S tale- loruud a d a r i n g , i nv e nt i on and
' JXJMlblu (o kee p „ | (l„| , „ W|| 4jOW(1 m a g n i f i c l f n t v iew we
Hiiiakszhud „o ronirol. and do.I,
«l Ml,,, l a y s am i a r e r e g i s t e r e d a t t h e
were leav- R a i s a , f r o m w h e r e most
'
, mice.
“sugar eqiinli/.atimi board'
••thorite's bail failed to ( |,e a r t b e
•hie day ' ,le/..
I
wi': »
.
.
"
i ,M*f ■•‘•hind no
‘ ••Hie • "Pil'd '•»
...........o
Ho| pm e- ui the war
I I,, ,.„v I Tin •"ci, engaged a,
S o u t ha I'Puula
FI
b
a
a
n
d
of
th,Ea#*
uve,
'•
111",
of o t h e r
;hin r e s o o . m . 11
'*« t oo
N,,w *""• Hl . n b e t we e n tbe ma n
ma
,
l
nipped, and w
where
h e r e tthe
he < III,an 1
ptd u, fin,unit,nun
J,.-' - Ific. Fortiiuali'lv . the ••nlv i*o..(
' ' -iting 1 t ' l n u d e D. N o r t h , W. ('. Tip oh
old.] i ateb ii "lid
, i k, I tile.
Key West cnb|(. '■"Hi," a hole, ilerd a y received from that board able Wot k of salv,
1t h a t th e ^ r a i nW w' Ua1s " i(" In. kv
v li, ”mpse
v'
l a n d I,. I,. S t e v e n s w e r e a m o n g
"
a
s
a
delay
of
about
tw
g
lives
as
.
ertllinlv
a
,,,
"
T
v
f
o
u
r
,*• Gult on o u r r i g ht , ""il from there ui)
st l ok e
b HI.
AN
IM
P
O
R
T
A
N
T
F
A
C
T
O
R
/ o r the Sin ills.
!•
b o r e f r o m J a c k s o n v i l l e s p en d i n g
| winch ceases to exist. „ , . k b.r Raising Hie submarine
"
"•n
s
until
another
while to
t
he
(
aloosut
r i s i n g lid,.,
' K’H s t i e t i lied (he
:T„T' •
Iron, Hi
In Ft. Myers.
. (li e d a y h e r e W e d n e s d a y on Imim
when the Inontoons w er e a g a i n
—------ a I Ile river up ' $11,00(1,0(10, making a total ..t x 11 depths b, which she had
•
"
I
\
lien
■ solid s h o r e line a s f a r a s th, ryv I" Myer.i is
been cn
IN R E D U C IN G H IG H
placed, and the S-M Was t a k e n in ,c
.
•'* ma jest ie as t h fNm.CNN« profit for ,(„■ g-v e,
" " d n e - d a y ite-ss.
hy colli.-i,,,, Kill, a t e a m e r . I,
I # you se,. u hou ne w i t c ....vvadavs | OP"Id r e a c h ; a f re sh hree/.e u JIH I'liSNissippi,
never less tin,,, three " ,l a *1 •••vestineiit ot (la.iinn.iiuu
to
drv
dock,
with
hei
'
' hey went
means
of
pontoons.
r
i
p
p
l
i
n
g
Hi,'
w
a
t
e
r
,
but
no t„ n „ t l u m p l a l n i n g „ b „ u t the
IH* ills- miles Wide, with quiti
L IV IN G C O S T S
•'• "111,oil dead still in her cinhrn,. honor ed
[
C H A R LES C OFFIN DEAD
Parallel,
and
cverv
a
g
r
e
e
a
b
l
e
mo
t
i
on
was
frivin
i
hi*
*""• o f t he vv.
J ! i lly
n ! ° ® l , “ !r; .Ywu C“ '» Ki t Hint h e r mutt ii.H o u r
‘ • Tr ent , a n d hac k ’o f "the
ftm
mini
l
E
I
I
H
E
R
E
be
light
and
p,.vvNot
alone
are
news
-torivs
in
was
fraught
with
•r t a k i n g mos t of its me al s
. . .
e o u i s e lay m a bind
hinge, f,,r t h o .
Kiuves Im rile red wi t h whul setiiis
ini ithe
r « t the h o a r d i n g house.
''s ,h '' •»•"••" "f New Y.,r k «'Hy. ,engage,|
pt
."•‘•“ •'I the deed of d„,m g.
a,n| Mr s ■ N E W Y O R K , J u l y 15. (/Pi
"e ked cluinnel. which e na bl e d im n hea vy p i n (. f o r e s t . ”
I
, wn,k
Vdlllll a I lo .I' •he
Jff ,
(
*
Knt
uiio
Aincrii
an
Your Greatest S e r v a n t_- __
motion pa lure ,.f t |M.
jj,
f ouinfer m i l
is deni,imli'd for th, •"•> " m i d i -ti
' 1 • '• l a nd , i j Ul i ui l es A. Cof fi n,
■" api u' eciat, ' ||„. e x h i l a r a t i n g el ■
.
.
.
.
.
mmiiuitv
* <>nt t imed 'I <>m„i row .
"-c- live billion kilowatt I,10,11 s of me nt of t be nuvv
I u i n i c r p r e s i d e n t of t h e G e n e r a l
action
in
the
first
abortive
,,,isin«
I"
nt
the
Me m ph is and Cha rlest on
E le c tr ic ity is alw ays ready
electricity every yen, "•"iv than p l a n n e d e n d direct, eXOel'is wl.
ot the siibm nnne and the later
l . le c t r i c ( ' o n , , hi n v , , i | i e d y e s t e r d a y
oa m a coiitroverHy « , to which
o "I'cialioii
•he
b
d
a
l
a
m
o
u
n
t
dev,
Mic,ess,
with
men
struggl,,,.,
jr,
,|„.
a t Itis h o m e on I.otig I slapd.
•I,
but
n
u
n
c
t
h
a
n
t
ha
t
i
to
serve
you
m
ore
efficien
tly
•|Md l.y all
•* responsible f„r lb. t luirlc■
*
•
i'e
.1,1,111,
.
in the w ives and riding Hu I'l,II • I
•be g e n e r a t i n g plant' m tireei'e, • ion culled in liehalf
11, ■Mi'iseh
W h y a r g u e a b o ut •«. it will
I.A Iv ELAND S I AK-TEI.EGRAM
at low est cost.
loons will record the story r ea l i s t Denmark.
L a t v i a , .1 •••go Slavia, who t u n n e l e d nml, , of tile dive,
P«oon he g o n e a u y w n y .
Jersey
UUkc,
P ol a nd, H i i n g a r i a.
, Nmrway. Roi|- lxmt. one h u n d r e d "ml Hurt v f,..., | iciilly for all time,
o -------- Kv the
z;
J a c k s o n v i l l e a n d Melbourne
m
a
n
i
a
.
T
u
r
k
e
y
j
The
S-f,l
i„
dry
dock
i„s
worth
Svvitzerland. Swe- ladow t he s u r fu e e . vvorkmg
• in law,
S Y o u m ight us well talk about the
m e | a h e a d wi t h (he d e v e l o p m e n t of t hi s
F u e l is 9 1 r,o A b o v o ,
W ages
•le" a n d the N e t l i er la ml - .
Tlios, a h o u t t he ves sel in . o n t i n in , , , ,
,,, less as at the hot tom of the sen;
pnuss of your neighbors' chil- a m o n g s e v e r a l F l or i da r i i i c s now g r e a t S t a l e .
T h e r e is n„ t h o u g h t l - c o u n t r i e s h av e I(Itt.ntni ,i,,(i I'hose
IM 7o A b o v e ,
bid the hodles of the men w|i >
Mel
,f j '
L iv in g C ost 9U%
pop- •'•1 e nl ml v and u s a - „ r e < l
they a re probably Buying a r r a n g i n g g o o d will t ou r s .
went down on her have |K.,.„ ...
" f p r o s e l y t i n g n r e n d e a v o r i n g to illation, n ea r l y 20 t i m e s tin |,opu- w e r e g o in g a h o u t o rdi nal v t ,-k
same thing about yourn.
•" " d m g this
b o ur n e folk to t h e n u m b e r of mor e
A
b
o
v
e
t
h
e
c
o
s
t
l
e v e l o f 1 9 ] y.
a ‘•overed.
A
utilitari,,,, work
draw peopl e h a p p i l y located e l s e I ntmn ,,f New York City llllllost s e a m e n wi t h n de, k b e n e a t h H,",',.
",K
" s t he
|
b
b,
h
jv
•hail one h u n d r e d a n d
fifty „re
S t"lie w r i t t e n about the
tbr
|H»|Mjhiti<nt ui \ \ u ‘
"! : 1 k‘‘ tlJ!s ,s
now ami then to
"d II ICL'ilw
wher e, to L a k e l a n d but - i m p l y
T h«‘ National U ndertakers’ As
United
Stntrs.
E
l
e
c
t
r
i
c
i
t
y
is
1
0
%
S
e
l
o
w
1
9
1
3
ik
(show
the
nation
has
a
hi
e
xp
e
c
t
e
d
to
r
e
a
c
h
h
e
r
e
W
e
d
n
es
d
a
y
;
■art.
J4Uon will meH soup in Wash
e na bl e o u r o w n peopl e to m t e h a
■ii
co sts.
T h e people' - „ s e „ f eleet r.e.t V.
■i e "•turned
It, but ilM members are ex- " c o m m i t t e e of t h e J a c k s o n v i l l e Msion ,,f wliut is going on
OH;
else p o w e r a n d t e l ep ho n es
U„
to have un enjoyable gutli- <' h a n d i e r of C m n n i e i c e is w o r k i n g
incusDKFIKS
A
D
V
I
C
E
delightful
|.
de«pitc4 the n a t u r e o f t h e i r I ' " ' 1 Hie d e t a i l s of un i t i n e r a r y t ha t where, that we may benefit by e x uriv o f its p r o s p e r i t y a n d e n t e r H Myers
U -.N TR \|
FLORIDA T IM E S
■
pr i se, if not act ual l y a
ample
and
precedent.
Of
course
nit'ii.-ure
ContinuouB from 1 p. m. to
( " i l l include c e n t r a l Florid*. *t he
o f civilization,
John Hays 11aminond. vv.
r i - 1i ...
11 p. m. --------it would be right and proper to
Hut it may be said that while
II.
(
,
'
[
•'
Fi
Scenic H i g h l a n d s u u d mticli of the ,..n
,
.
..........
.
l"
•
MJKKER,
brilliant
living
>
o
t
c
d
m
i
n
i
n
g
e
n
g
i
n
e
e
r
a
nd
'''B
e
e
r
nml
'•tlitir
t's become of tho o ld -fa s h -' hill c o u n t r y in a t o u r ,.f s o u t h t u " " lh,*»'' "I' out wliut we a r e d o i n g j
E x tra added attraction all
f r ‘" " Holland, miuiufaetu'i ing
"liven- .Mr. Hammond hus ignored the let
iflrl, who. when you tried to Florida.
: a n d prop..-,
5 - 1^
week. William “ Bill" Elliott.
,
x r r ' r r *> ir
............... • ‘o 4but• a m o t o r c a d e 1 pmiutH
her e, nu*
bus 'mmred
i ns ur ed Inhi |,ft. t u r e r , w a s q u i t e sick fm “ Kmg tcr of the d o n o rs ' ndvi,
Eabelillal
is
to
he
hoti!
1"
ft,,,.( ,,
■" Sanford
er, you e n c o u n t e r e d a pin h e r ored ,oo.
he is
He hail tile best
Southland’s Sweetest Sing->
i„
,
t o r 12.000.0(10 ami p a y - high nr.. t ime.
| ih not intended as
'■•“
tors
ol,eying
it
i„
spirit
||c
1
•••nt,
\|.
17'
7
"f
Mrs.
" J ! h11 A r i ‘,B,r mi g in T imc se r and “ Bo” Bunnon, (Jiicetu
g o t out
However, all the visiting i- not v x p e d i l n i n . i a l h e r j .1 hot " touting mlums because of th e' risk
T h i s n,ont*.v ‘‘oiilcl s e cu re
K||„ | eff|er
T he y
5-12
They d o n ' t w e a r t h a t muc h
of hed. took to Hie g ol f links,
of Syncopation.
*
to
t.e
done
by
ou
tsid
ers;
Lukclaiid
•v
such
enterp
a
r
t
i
r
u
b
i
r
f
I
y
e
r
iworih
mn,iy
[
him
diet
was
the
main
thing
prises lie:' • g t n d to
lore.
it
it
i
im*"''1 the spir- , times $2.000,0011.
Hi ht,j)( I •he 1f inil-t eat
" “*•
proposes l„ get into the got....... .
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TONIGHT
Fight Facts Yanks Have Reaction From YANKEES DEFEAT!PHnifFC DROP
Late Inning Failures A n d TIGERS IN EXTRA1
Unm
Beat Tigers In 12 Innings INNING CONTEST ANOTHER GAME
PRIN (TPA I.S—Paul Uerlcnhmh. New Vi»rk, world's lighthcnvywelght champion, nnd Jnek
Delaney, Bridgeport.
r oluJitions:
Fifteen rounds
t<i derision at I7f) pounds.
Plait*; hliltet.s Field, Brook
lyn.
, 1•**)«•: First preliminary, 7 : 15
rlork ‘dandiml time; main
event, 9:00 o'clock p. m.
Fstim ated attendance, 50,900,
Fstimated receipts; $500,000.
Referee and Judges: To be
iinnoiineed at t|ie ringside.*
Prom oter; llumiieit .1. Kugnsey.
League Leader* Come From
The New York Yankees are liav- j opening irnnn
_ i ng
behind In N in th T o Tie
i
- ......... Ih'- I ' i r n t^e a p il
ing a reaction from Intc-inning
lalc-inning |I UP sixteen safeties to thirteen f o r
Score
And Win In T w elfth ;
it... t '
.. t...j e
failures wliirli cost them many .i th<*
<1» « * I .> u t . four of the world's
Sox
D
efeat Senator*. 10-2
chit tuitions’ runs c.unc in n futile
(Tames this season.
ninth inning effort.
They went into the ninth Inninir
NEW YORK, July 15.—(/p)_Tlio C incinnati
Increase*
Hold
I’ittshurgh announces th a t E d
ngninst I Detroit yesterday, five die Moore, inlielder, iuis lioen Tmikees' r<nsational ninth inning
On
Firsl
IMace
W
hen
Hues
rmiH behind, and two men went fined $100 ami Emil Ydc. pitch er raily in Which fivo runs w ere scor
Lose Double H caderToThc
out speedily, Ruth striking out. $'rd* for indifferent playing in the ed a fte r two were out, tying the
Then his begun to appear and Ihe games with tin <mints.
(•■ antsO n T h eir Home Lot
'" 'm l . featured their twelve inning
game was tied, (i to <5.
Cincinnati added half n game to victory over Detroit Wednesday,
The teams toiled for three more its lead through Carl Mays’ ft-to-1 i to
U hitehill held New York
innings before (ichrig sen t forlh verdict over (he FhiHieH
to three hits f„r eight innings, hut
a triple wliii h scored
Ruth with
The
. . . . .....................
oio Boston Braves scored four Mined mi ler fire in (1m> ninth liethe winning
Min.
Oiu-ago
ganic.l
I
times
the f„ «t inning against me repla.Ml |)y Dauss. A triple
[ a JO-lo 2 dee Kio" over Washing- Chicagoin and
,',v '" •h u e drove Ruth home from
w-n. (5 to I
ton. The other teams in (lie . u lif.I base iii Hu- twelfth with the
Dong.
M
i
Wrcnv.
pitching
well
cnit Wele i.lined not,
except m flie vixth when two runs w li ning - m. Koenig hud opened
I lie New A«•i h (limits gamed were e o n .| ae, .anted for Brook. I la essjoa with a single.
ground m tin- .National hy be.il
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iog Fill Imigli twice, 12 to K and a •y»t S Ml lory over the St. I.ouis \
Cardinal . 5 to 2 Southworth, trf
Yol I .0(1 000 oor, III) I 7
.
FIN-MNNATl. Jalv 15. , , n .
to 2. Th' t were out iut in (lie nic
f i/'lMi.tls, Iut ;i home run.
burgh dropping uv.,
t*-r*. - Whitehill, Dauss and
YORK, July |f,. f/jr,
gam, s, ( wh-innali im r, ased its |, a,l
Compel it ions In Next Five
iMamo";
Ieiies,
Thomas,
Braxton
«»tt-hcavyw eiKht champion ,
b.V heating Fhiladdpliu, r, t„ | | (
and I n|Ir
W eeks Will Dee ide Wh e I h e r
^ will dcfonil his crown J
was lb,, third straight victory Me<
•V**?
the man many I Tilden, Johnson, Kit-hards,
Ibe Fhiliies and was due (,, pound,
( hi ••ago Bents Washington
afcould wear it.
W illiam s Will Defend II. S.
mg
Farlsmi nard on the first Iblve
H A Mill NGTON, July 15. —(/!’) —
i r j a r l e n b a c h of New York I
Fml Mays held the visi' hi, ago pounded Coveleskio and
i Champion, Jack Delaney, of I N E « AORK July t f i .- f / l 1)
Morrell
Ft hits while Faber '" i s except in (he sixth when Willonce m
flat
iiiins tripled and scored oil W right-1
.i‘ Conn.,
V" who —"*•
u - | ' 1 rmmphnnt America must turn
u n e up nly eight mid defeated Kit'll
9 single.
Icnbach in four rounds, | from the brilliant conquests
Ua .liim" " |"
o Wedaesdav.
■
. Itohhv
. Jom . Jess Sweetser and
I tie Whit. Sox rims came in tins, Fhiliid, Ipliia ooi) 111 | ) | j •,
60,000 persons are ex- the Walker Cup team to prepare H r.id e n lo ii
t ' i s of thiee, m the firs t( fouith • im-ianati ;:i | nuo mi, ;, i.; |
O u lh ils
R iv als
Bntl, eii F arbon. M,|. ).. || and '
• t Ehhets field to see the her defease of the Davis Cup, em
Hit I le r K n o c k e d F r o m M o u n d mid I\ t G with one added in the
A nd S la g e s
1 -R u n R a lly
Wilsony .way ;il,d Ilai grave.
pntar, which is scheduled for denialie ot internaliomil team .ii l " F « rl
.M.w i -m R a l l y
In mill ti.
I n N i n l l i ; I v x lr a Hast* H i t s
ptinda. although few expect it prernaey in tennis, and the him t Ti b;
1 Iut n ce y ,
W i c k h a m <'hic-igo
'ion ::u:: tin! 19
the limit.
The financial re tmnty about the trophy matches is
t .i/a ls Defeat Burs Twice
Arc* S c o m l Hy H r a d e n l n n
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should approximate half u (lie greatest since it rame had. to
I'lY lSB IiR G H . lull |r.
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the United States m |;»gp.
Fab,i* and Nelialk;
"
" v ^ "fk 111ai■t ; 11 anied
B R A D K V H . n-, Fla., .|„iv n
FORT MVFt;
Fla., July t ;
Morrell and Tate.
light-heavy weight
buttle
Five eompet it nue: in the next '
" ,r ' " '"M -as a d v a ric tlmmgli
' i1»ui i■rs oat hit <It land'* Fort M ims |,„ '• '"title it three
has aroused sueli iiiterj-st five weeks will decide whether Die Wednesday at I, .......... and -taged
the w o t |,V del, ill tug | )„.
5 to .I Batler v
knocked out of
^ m a n i f e s t in this fight. Sobw burden of defense is to rest for
'iilgll Finite.-, lu ll, Wnine -da y
, | «*!<• box pi a ., i "ill inning rully.
Vr
newspapermen from as f„r t h ‘ tixlli eon. cent ive year upon but ! ,l|lf
s - 1" " 1 •■• 2. before m„r
V" lny[- '■
Colt.s sweeping ; Tumps
Ol It |[ FO A' E
will he a t tho William liblcu, W. M. Johnston, he sene.
ban i.ono fan:., |l,e largest crowd
I In (.rowers gathered . D"ne,-k.-. i
o 9 | | o „
Vincent Richards and R. Norria the extra ha.,, hits of the at let ! Tanner, ..'I,
. , ,v , ,K - " ' -oil. in tin- first game
' 9 t i 2 :t o
COlators have large hatches Williams.
‘"""'I'
w,"i
p.-lle.i toe protesting
'I d li n g a double and 1Stanton. II,
1 0
1 7
ll u
" " umpire' , deci. ion.
wta and the $27.6(I I,rand are
S,<l •'"hm-.m. I'Thott and Rieliard Lopez, ,■
I
,„.}}'r>iV
*"ats
will
reveal
whether
offered a t fit) while fio o
son, e,,i,o,. ting f„r triples
N, w \ ork gave l-'ilz inminns a .
Manly, rf
I
I Udell, hired hy the stage and de Orlando
i o r a ringside chnir.
f'V" run h ad in the see,mil and lie '
It II
K Sal vat z. ::i,
feated during the ........... ami Viait,
kept the Fir'tile's hits well scullerI I
0 Surface, .11,
southern season, five times, has ( T i n k e r . 2b
I-,!. laud.- If-oni |n( „ |mui,. run with
0 Timbcrbiki i j1
6
r., which very recovered championship
f o r m . Abrams, ]l.
Ntiljiermj.s K rrors z\nd Loose j Voung „n b.-,-,. j„ h„. f,r..t
.
w ju
become even m o n e y a t They will iiulicato whether Rich1 Butler, [i
Fox, If
Playing Recorded In ConFirst Game
0 ( . Alvarez
Some Wall Street wals Horics uf unexpected defeats Foss, 2b
It s I Delayed .'10 1Minutes0
mV '" '1,‘ ott|
"';o 2190114
r.at no 1 «2 1 3
C i i «B. °
h* v.° . ‘•p o rte d m Europo mean lie has gone hack Wells, ,•
•■m ills, j |e ittsburgh
m;
Totals
0
Culls l se 'I’liree Pitchers
™ 7 v„?v,i,,., *‘'II whether Johnston Sam Johnson, <f
!1 9 I
I
Batteries Kmg and Me.Mnlleti;
o
and Williams, a f te r more than 10 H u w u l l , r f .. . . .
Hu* I . Y1I1* ittifl SiH im r.
;
ffo d , unrolunting nttm k years of campaigning, have .suf-» Jtttics, p
I'D A
’ A LL I AND, Fla., .Inly 15.- .(/pi
,
SfriMiiJ (iHim*
0 ( O'Reilly, •*„
Detent dash.
1
.51 3
i . . , ' " ’ 1 bhiudei . lost to Saras,.p,
t '"‘ml is
■ York. , 10, mm urn) 5 11 n
■t , 1,(11,11,1, rf
offering“ t,,rfrifir
,,f the u rchnnipim.
W, flneada.i.
Ln
\V,.t
The threat ..r Fram e has heroine
Totals
M burgh mill umi loo 2 8 t ‘
M
l
1
1
W
reklumi.
,-f
IJU opponent is ex(ieeted I,,’ niore meirneing than it was a year
(caused liiim.
.......
Bui!< 1ic F it/ it,unuii. and Flo, •
I
I
i««r,m.
.;)■
rilaying,
del.,y
me
It,.
..........
l
1
1
11
I" " I ' l l mg "go at Flidadi Iplua, where laicoste Brudenton
Snll^4-p IAIIIJ Smith !
E | Ib'll/U. II,
• , by his cleverness of
iiles.
Bot'ot i a made a gallant l ight Elliott, 21,
' a. ales. If
Sarasota
M:
r
L W
J n , ho ';w'">"ig the op. 'Vr
!"l'Noae then both i|„. Wheeler, 'll,
E 1 Dodgers Wi n on Hunche d Hits
(Jianeey , 21,
Horn irk, ss
1
_ V h h / / n,un* “ v,‘nr ngo lust players itave taken the measure or Barnes, II,
" l „ ; l - L O U I S . J „ | y If,. ( / h
Joliiislnii,
r, tho firat opening the chum lilden indoors, while Laroste add Richardson, If
Higlfs, 8b
I l
I ; I 1 " o k IV11 Dodp. rs bimelie,l five
McRae,
p
Turner, 2b
^afenso offers, to semi t|,ul ed I lie sculp of Richards.
I 9
Denton, rf
I 2
*I
^ ,n
lirinirihtf m
Hogntl,
If
,-f
I I tl I
The American season thus fnr Blaekstock, cl'
"
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"ltd
d
e
f
e
a
t
e
d (he St
Total 1
BerJoabach hy i,ifc showing
Seviere,
rf
I I ‘27 I:
nils yielded few younger players Park, r, c
9 1
" V 1,; " " F i u d m a l v e s t , T d a v, a to "
Miller, lb
VnKUy "nprovi'd ti„g whose peiTorinaiiers have merited Lid Johnson, s.0 1 ,V'‘ , **""d 111a 1.1 I, el tied t h e c o u n t in
lam pa
Maniish, i f
I V U t h e opportunity that Del
909 002 (Hit
• f f n i a l iiiiisideratnm. Exeeplions Apper, p
'*
1 '*
Ji *i'»nn* n m hy South*
Fort
Myers
L.
Miller,
c
010 m o mix
-nkSJh
huy ",0t
n“-' damage
When i ""ye been Edward G. Chandler, 2 ciuichl, [i .
9
f i b a n d tloiddes h y Bell a n d <)’Sidwell, ji ,
n w c h hits,
he 7does
x
Feel,
.
.
.
t wice intercollegiato champion, and
l,: ' ' . " t e l l . T h e d e f e a t f or c ed H or na Sum m ary Two hn.se hits, Wick I.mining, ||
f i e n d s a re supporting him'
91
• me n i nt o .-, i j (. f ^r t h i r d pl a ce
A H r e d f f . Chapin Jr., of SpringBrower,
]■
ham,
Johnston.
Three
base
hits
Totals
Di'ld,
Mass.
Chapin
has
beaten
9
1
"
,f
b
t h e C h i ca g o Cubs . T h e m i
5
12
27
8
. I 0
HoU7.ll, O’Reilly.
Stolen lines,’ Brown, If
'aobach gained a in round 11Ideii ami Chandler has downed
xBatted for Sehueld 111 ninth.
ll " " ' I
tub, 'rcul ,Isis
day
benefit
Denicke,
S
ah.ilz,
Wiclihum,
2.
in noy
Ml»b«on
— 1M - iltIi I nut a f-mwil of L'O.lKin.
Totals
Dorati.
Sacrifices,
Johnston,
Den.■■Uju., w*Mdn Inst winter, al
<) ii a n, | o
8 11 27 2 2 1Bp "lilyn
mm 002 »;•,() 5 ‘ p ,,
Bill 9| | 000
’Hie ataio: phere of uneertaint v Brad,mt,m
icke. Left mi l.mies, Fort Mvers
1
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I
Louis
tmo
002 tmo 2 ti 1
990
1100
01
|
“ “ fl",,r
extends to the lortlieomilig title
F2; Tiimpii,
Base on bulls' off Lakeland
M5 i; M
E
Litterie.Me
Ween,'V
ami o '.
• niggle among the women. The
V
s
~
..
Burk ley,
Butler,
4.
Struck
out
by
Butler,
.1
•Summary—Two itase hit, Den Imi, 3; by McRae. It; by Alvarez. I. ||i(( Heck, 3I>
1 ' 'g h a r r i s mid O'Fnrrell.
American tiile holder faces.a dial
*bree base hit, Sid Johnson. Elliott
""go m the invasion of Mrs. Rath
I'.V pitcher, by McRae (Timb. r- Cusack. lb
Boston Trim 11res Chicago
teen Godfree. who recently a n Richardson. Sacrifice, Fox, Vines," h'ki ). Wild pitch, McRae. |.o mg Welsh, If
Blaekstock.
Stolen
lia.se,
Viuii
Fox
1
1
IFAGo. July l„. ,-f , |h „ .
nexed tlie \\ iiiddcdori champion
pitcher, Butler.
Umpires, F u j . Bra/.iei
l-iri drove Charlie Root. „ | | t In- lull |
Double play, Viau to Tinker to erick and Bradley. Time, 1:57.
ship.
Flit voy r!
'^ F L O R I D A STA TE LEAGUE
AbraniN. Struck out, hv Vines li'be first itming, piling up
|
A l- I
Wax.,
f .. .4
..
Ellani. 2b
Apper, 3; Sehaeht. I. Ib'ise on bulls’
'"■ling
lead
and
defeated
1
'hicae..
I toilgen
Myers
oft \ IIM-K,; Apper 2; Srhnrht, I Gracevillo
Fan American
■ I Wednesday. Beat,,,, |,a d one
< n l Sprmil,
FORD
IDt
by
pjtdied
ball,
Apper Company installing wholesale
,
1 mmng when Ihe locals touched
dido
Nai 1,mill League
'r hits.
”
<Abrams). Left on base. Orlando "line and ml distributing ;.|,,i
TotalfUnd ,
1’ 1o,'kly 11 al S| | ,(lll|
8; Bin,lento", 7. Hits, ,,ff A p pe r , I"'.'".
27 I t
^
490
1
111
omt
|.{ 0
ot*
Boalon a, ('hieugo.
•5 m .5 l-.'I; o l f Sehiicht I m 3'*.'t
• agn
mm 800 mu | | (, l
Sarasota
•nton
"mt :;tm
I'Osing pitcher. Apper, Umpires!
Philadelphia at. < mrinnati.
rrshuig
I.ak*'land
Imi mi"
SimiuoDH and Ross. Time | ;.ju.
N, w York a t I'ittsburgh.
lgrIs ExpectedTo
EvenWhenFigfht
Bgins At 9 O’clock
Madison Garden
Fighter Has
p u sh in g Attack TENNIS MATCHES
TO LOOP HEADS
Boston Bunches Hits
In 1st To Beat Cub?
Ktehl Inning Rally Hives
Dodgers (tamoFronit ards;
SI. Louis RHains :htl I'lace
|1jtnOckout Is Expected CLAIM ATTENTION
Mivi'By Large Ring Fol
l o w i n g InNewYork OF AMERICAN FAN
LAKLLAND DROPS
GAME TO GULLS
ON WKT GROUNDS
ti.^b,y,.%h
„r0r„ hini
I)IFurl ,Myers
*§
i-e
i
^lub Standings
Today’s Caines
Anieririiit League
'N A TIO N A L 1 1
Wm
jm ta ti....
| b u r g l r ...
ouin ..
»KO .
piyti
.York
•Ipliiu
St I.,Mii.. at Fhilioh Ipliia.
• bieago at W'a. Iiluglou.
Southern Association
New Orleans- at, Na .lii die.
Atlanta at Lilllr Kmk.
Mobile at I lint tanooga.
(Only three scheduled.)
Southeastern Lcuguc
Montgomery at JacksoiivillUi
<'nluiiihiiH at Sa vaimali.
( Only I Wo M' 111',lull'll. )
m
if AMERICAN LEAGUE
Florida S la te League
SANI'ORD at Smtisnlii.
Bradenton a t Fort Myers.
Lakeland at Tampa.
St. Fetorshurg at Orlando.
WASHINGTON; There 1. ,, real
mail Without II country, mm,, ihan
" '",'B.... of him, m fait, m tlm
u s. A. The estim ate i-. given by
Mu' commissioiier of im migiatm n
as to the num ber of-rohidi ulu wlm
'" im o t clliim citizenship in ,uiy
luta«|.
STKCHKU BEATS u ' l f / K
LOS ANG ELES, Juy IR.
Joe Steelier of Nebraska success
"IIV defendad- his claim t„ (he
worbl’s
heavyweight
wreslliiig
• hatiipionship here last night by
defeating
Niek
l.utze,
former
Atotre Dame University football
I'inyor. when hu took, the only fall
of n two hour mutch.
ib r ic a n a s s o c ia t io n
IC C
■
dUh
•.SOUTHERN I.EAGUH
Won Lost
ON PLATFORM
IVt.
.031
.1531
.593
.523
.482
sltit)
.448
.207
-%'NUT
MILLION 'W ITH O U T COUNTRY
t lei el,llld u< Host,in
Pet I oil lit New \ crtv.
BV.SPtClALf AARAMKMENT WITH GOLFERS i MAQA21NE«.CHICA03|
A B E MlTCHKI.Is-r I'LAYINt; MASH IE
Fct.
, ,
,
.*581 | The great point to remember in I This will „,.h 1
l,r<‘'1 by "V*
.598 Playing the musliie is to hit down p o rtin g si, n ■„ 7
.5815 0,1 U,“ b1'" Now. t h a t It not esav ! th a t ^h vu
.545 vvitii a f l a t swing'. Th® downward ! the^hul'l'.'" y" U Mwml 1,1,1 fur fr‘" n
Thu*
.
.11*4 direct ion of tho club-head on to
*ay ,hnt
.421 ami ju s t behind the hull in,parts t j muah e “ f f l t
whereas with n flat, traveling ri,r|lt jn , „ , “,ulli *» fairly up.300 esum.
ub tho d u b face can not possibly , |u,‘ jt u„ h,
* “ 'll* whatever its
.322
!
11 ling The turf,1euu«(ngU" ho bull m ^ t h f g ^ u n d 1*1’
^
-h" Itirj?}
X ^{
PIU-h tho haU up w ithout any r u n .ta il the tlino n„d « v c . V « t n S S
Ji
fSBi
1\Vesterday’s Results |
Siunmnrv Two base hit, C„sack
Dodgen. Maniish. Fulvoye.
( non,nine,• their quixeiinc.
Southern League
nuiiuti'in to swim tin- ,
AI hint a, !;. Little |{,„ |, m
1 1Ills y ear t lie mutual M1 1
New Orleans. 8; Na.-d.ull,., •)
" n tournament will hav
Mobile, 7; F lialtum.oga ■,
culled off on account of
(Only three M-heduhvii '
<|U(»i inn.
♦ ♦ ♦
Southeastern League
Who si aided th a t hunk
Columbus, 2 ; Savannah. I
llu* meek inheriting the
SARASOTA. Fla •Inly 15. (.p,
Montgomery
at
Jacksonville
llirre juv 2.aivfiMn rinnr
1 fie I — .Utiles-: m o n e-•■
y n« • sary to mam. post pout'd—wet grounds
cops in America this )'"ar'I ralit,.!.
in I La. .. I.. 1. e ... 1 1
than 1Itain
Albany at. St. August,,,c, pl(S|.
the eluh for the balanee ,,f ||,<.
last.
1
| t« a son is raised at „nce. Sarasoi-, polled-- r u m . - -----;
will
forfeit
its
frail,-hise
1
,1
1
.
Florida
S
la
te
League
I HE c,insistency* will,
Orlando, ti; Bradenton 5
This w
tlm Harvard crew takes , t ., " b a ll i H o ri lo S ta te League
| determined a t a meeting
Sarasota, 8 ; Lakeland,
'
Iligs leads us t„ believe the
f Ihe
J husehnll ,iirectors and the to,-a I 1 n
'"
pn, 3; Fort Myers’
must he made up of Boh I
Petersburg **• S A ’N F O R D —
j chamber „f commerce lat
or 8 foot hull plnytM M.
' • ' U9 - J , „j„.
j day.
Sarasota Threatens
To Forfeit League
Franchise At Once
TO e rr is human. . .
1,
It was stated that the >lri\ to
rem arkable how extraordinarily raise $l',.09() |,us resulted in „„
hum an some of our inl'iehh r . u-e proximutely $1,299 being pledg'd
this summer.
,
and that it has been found appnrently impossible to proeeed further.
A NOTH HR vibrant mystery i(4 • no ^ hnmher of Commerce, while
how the Prince of Wales a „d uivm g its support in any drive an
Lady Cutheart ever managed p, mmtieod
inability to underwrite
eome over here without the aid the team a t this time.
0/ Rod (irunge s manager.
Mayor Bacon and the officials of
A BURGLAR entered „„ y,
wil! get together tola n U home and n', h , *']. A' f
0
“ Ia8t nVn,,t“ v ftn ri t(. de-
»
*
and throw n new straw hat
on tho diamond in July.
t e e i n g is restricted
K>r elns-ifi*
_ «rnir is made I ho San| . r .|,| will !"• responsible
,au<tin«M',,,t insertion,
U ' . i s r f'-r
h x'fjuent
nj Tlie office -houJd he
liiimcdidcly in <n*e of
’’’I
|g ,rnld
r'-presentntivo
L|y familial wdli rntes,
|uJ classification will
1 1f iiii'h'!'' in'ormntlon.
| y,u wi-li. they will
1 in uoiding your
nake it more efilii mil
X iT\'
I92f>
Dodge Special Conch.
1925
Dodge A. Special Sedan
192(1
Dodge Special Roadster.
Efficient
1
occasions.
SALE
mir listings.
Gas Stove, good cook-j
"f- 16.09. ;»| | Myrtle Avo.
1‘hono 745. ■
515 f o o V i l ^ ' v ,/ , R ,;0 t? A'ir ,‘(I, N
------ ------- . 1 r,M F "-t...N«t'„tial Bank Bldg
Phone 7 1:j
81 — U nntcrl— T o R e n t
<
‘ * N H V !-l )IC WORKING
C H O IC F I (IT S -c>«i'if
.
V , ' , , -
I IIM* naskf t
' When
1924— cfrfHhun I >i, ton Truck.
\
.
.<"Ile, | ,1.
New Location, after August |.t
| l"""'"i'-ni
1 1
Elm Avo and Thirteenth Si.
1'lnthi. I!i:r.
I
’ 1
- .M f J if e
Fil"li,. |s * J
In
...............
U
Bank
for
S , . re.
i
.. . ,
Farm s anil Land for Sale
|; MaeDougall
B u ilding .
‘
' o t ly elearcil.
''
M IAKESFEARE
-H— R e p a i r i n g
Fishing
e qui p.
M ILLER O. P H ILIPS. Inc.
’ n f,KW R| | l ies
iw,',;'
•
l
im , • | I'P| V '
kl" ‘ ,t,' Hk Blion..
Elm Ave. and l.lth S d e e t.
P H O N E :i
j
" " '" t. Rod-. Reel,. Lines, Etc at
Xll
S((|)l
"•land,. Type
" 42 44 Wat 9,'IS, Orlando
F >r Sal,. By
K M 'ER T r e p a i r i n g
*ypewriters and Adding Mnchinca 1
,,, . „ BAUL II N ix .
U " h Haynes 4 Ratliff. Phone 340
■:w- - Tailoring and P ressing
steam
pressery
BAI.I. HARDWARE
W W T E D TO BUY
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
A I HERALD O F F IC E
.11 im ii i. i i it i t
A share o f you r
b u sin e ss w ill
be appreciated’
5.S. b I a t t e n e s .
|
cement
work,
sidewalks,
build- ( MI,IM , U '^ A t i K D w o m a n In live on —
I II i:
W .H. LONG
• to the Blurb Bear Trail near
Del mid t mi til r) Club
M E M ' MARKETS
110 Sanford Vie.
• 98 Palnii'tio At,..
- I* l I Im U hi
M llrt'l IIat K. It
•'•'« S lluW.lhl,
I ■• t III II II Ills t»
I. I I I
•I
Dance
I
S .- c M .'ll
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I m I in •
•i»li*r* *l .'imi t •
Mi ’oi .1 , \ ..f
til l In nil | ...
.11•••\ • i id i r |. i
(muse
A \e .
down
Write
SA|1. ' 1 '• B"1 SE and Lot for sab
* »*•K \ •f«•,
L _______ D A YT O N A B E A C H H ( > \ I F
\T
x!
See the
amazing progress o f
CORAL
GABLES
•
Tw
,;|Nb I'C FATHER"
by UEOROE McMANUS
IF T)AP ^ A tifT W/KKt
UV^ A M D tb T A ^ T tx T O
WONDER bH E
D O X O O THiNtc.
' Y O U C A N HElA32f i tFt^. I
F t - 'f .lv, v-ll znrr O
U .-'
an
h
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a
Mm >
t hel
tiX W
;s
I Ni ( .'.'vj* f; 7
I P 9 J- %
#•
,
B oard the bus!
D e rr s t l i . i i u e tu find out for y o u i sell what
's K'HRK on m C oral ( fiih lc s! l it ah .1 (.’oral
Ciahlos hits
they run every d.i\
and m in e
on a del i ght f ul holiitHv trip.
#
LwATb M A K E S , / 1C • A
^3.‘J.55 pays evfcry v\y i*: u
;■( i
AS
*
1 hink of it! 'I’his ama/intd\ !<•'.' Ii.it rate
eovers the round trip in our d. luxe Pullman
aiitohusses, fiotil rooms, all meals during
the visit, many speeial enteiLiniments and
sporis. (iolf or tennis. Dam in^ at the beaulifu! country eluh. Swimming at the Vene
tian Casino.
flSfil
And besides, you will see in the thousands
of occupied homes
in the astounding
hui filing construction under way in both resi
dential and commercial sections—why the
building permits for the year have mounted
to well over $8,000,(XN). You will realize
why L oral (tables now more than ever be
fore is a field of unparalleled investment
and home building opportunity.
M: /'j?
|. '-v
Coral (iables long has been the most
talked-of city in America. l ake this oppor
tunity to visit it. Come to our local office.
We arrange every detail of your trip, Or
clip and send us the coupon below.
m
CD r a m t h i ' k !i, I,, i ^*9f9rd aclllng rrpreaentative for
1 ORAL (.ABI.KS at Sanford, Fla. Telephone 754)-W.
S. W. BRADFORD, Sanford, Fla.
1 ^
P lm i* »cinl me, without obligation, complete informatioa
about youi tn p i to Coral Gablet. AUo your booklet, "Newell
Facte About Coral Gablee."
k ,
Name.
Addren....
City.............
-iryitM ’■■'i-iT,
:r<>\ (• K- .e • r , , !L
".V :
j
•rV ,-K)tSi
\
TA V E R N
\ \
Roaches
aiWMT
\
TJ*J
-i in
tutors t In eland .nx
lug blocks, irrigt*ion boxes. J. R. ..
:" ‘l *1“ general housew ork.! WANTED Roomers and hoarders 1
BIG SACRIFICE
'
•
— --------------------------- j Tc*'viBuger, Prop.
hS
h" " ^ " ' ' ^ ^ "
, -"ckh* Pt'i r’^* U'. 3rd S trteet.
j A lma„„f»j ,-ight room house com '
I01.E Hl'HsftN ESSEX
.B U IL D E R S Your homes will In-r,
1
"
'
;*F YOU want to sell your farm, '
must he wdd^it'mTre""!!! m'*M,,A ' ‘AILV TIMES. Tamps
INC.
over fa s te r if you equip them " ANTED Stenographic position I we cat, he of good service to you ! tl1'’
is broke and must raise H'*m® I^ 'I y . rates 2 cents a word
203 Oak Ave.
■ivitli Kelvmutor. No harm in ir,-l •■'*•«* g**iiernl office work.
Ad- j M¥ 'v*‘ have inquirers for Imtli small : •s " " 1" .... ....... You must show (iut ^ ‘nlmum
cash with order
!*honc ll
__ vestigating. Kelvinator Platt Co. dress "M" ear. Herald.
I “ ll" iarge farm property. Dean- '
n '" ** bom*lole buyer and imt i | Writ* for "ompluto r,n« rwr<|
I
*
| Berg Corporation. 515 F irst N a t’l.
b. f„'N.
^ , \ \ \ ~ -■------- _
_______
*[//$-,LUCMo.NS
1
N.
X
COLORED WOMAN
Wanted mi 1 Hank Bldg. Phone 713.
I l iu is a real ..............
. ._______
>"• -l.own
' iowh Tliu
home ac
S. .1J.. N
MIX
- ..........................
pj«f,l A'ltoliioiule ( it.
tually
ting
build, meluditig
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law ) nndiite ly, to keep lom-c, light (
•li* Avr.
I'honc. 137
(lie s',.imp worth of beautiful new
work
• , v anil board
Ai>t>!v BS— R o o m s W i t h o u t H o n rd
399 East First Street.
!'.< loir.le'Ie at lleiabl (lltii
<"i tut utv. ............
'l l,,. |,„ has „ I
Ciil! YSLI.lt
D
outage
of
over
199
feet on good (
SANFORD
ROOFING
CO.
Tilo
FOR
RI'.N
I
I
wo
bedrooms
end
IFI I I Kit •.ill-fill m
, HANFORD
Tile . „ ' ...... ~
Gleet about lliree blocks from (he
;
' i ;0 , 1 roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofin* 1W AN I’ED
EXPERIENCED
with twin beds. Call 411 Park. ;i Mcmri.
l l 1: ' 1 I ‘*.",e *'J2
, over old roofs. Leaks repaired. E»STENOGRAPHER. APPLY 515
~
'
limntoR
Hl.[)(* ROOMS with nr .T.TT, #
tiinatea frm»
free. SnUafp^imn
Satisfaction !#■
g u>■
a>r•••»•«.
a n | Ti H
1*5i r'IJSST
FIRST N
N \\ II I.L HANK
HANK Vti.IKL!
.
M',s iUI ,'l,^r;,nl|V
Dirnishe.l,w o5 '
i K(. OMS.
without meals
room
aparhm
n,
D.TT a \ | i PAIGE
_
" "'in garage
garage apar
men,
with tw o '
teed. Oak Ave.A 3rd St. i ’honu 111.
Reasonable rate* Lincoln Hotel bud rooms and a lurgo poVeh. and!
Sanford Dealer.
.UVE'S GARAGE
•L”*A— Km ploy m cut Agencies go
«,
..
.
s* t'vanls quarters ui the rear that i
WIIEELE.S.S & WELSH
I
•J — R o o m s F o r liOUHekeepini actually pay- over t per cent on
|n- 1st St. Phone 1517
‘Service th a t makes friends"
I
r ;T ----- —
''n ,ir'' *t*vestnient and has a
SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT
— : FISK TIK ES
VULCANIZING
I i IJK.NLS|ILD (tiiragi* Apartineat " **ter for two venrs at this price
DILLAC OAKLAND
BURE \ l f
—I'ovri At
ldlD Park Ave. Phone 21K5L2. . if desired. The home was planned
294 North Park Ave.
(
HILTON'S BARBER SHOP
pfJ 1adilLit- Company,
]“
' ----- - --------. for five years as the the owners
(
.
i
M3
Magnolia
Avenue.
I
—
tad St.
>*4— Apartments For Rent
<*"d is suhstantinlly built, has
Fhoiie 121 H first class barbers. Special at- IB— M o n e y lo L o a n
aster
I-.—,
------I (cation given ladies anti children. I
-----—
_ — i TTt'iT" ,
,T ------------- —
— ‘ -• I Duir, “ m
"l*
" ' ' ' " bed
l’" looms, *is*• modern
'»<*•
’
Mnit!* ni'lt K Ft).
I —- — — • ------ ----------------- I LOANS - Money available a t 7 per
i ‘ 'EAlvIx A partm ents on the I'l‘" (
'Bite
m , very respect. It
asli
I* M|*fnolia A-m ie.
S A N FO R D DRUG COMPANY | n-nl. Close it, ptoperly
A P I
,‘,(T )h' ';‘‘U8,,nnh,L' weekly „r ' " " h e ,!,,‘l>f'l l i ,’r >';'-'1(l».9ll. Cash
Ht"iie .!*57
i
“ The Rexall S tore”
Connolly & Sons
J
monthly rales. 410-118 South A t - i "''l***™1 *«.'»«». I here is a mort1..............
‘
lantie Ave., Dnytona Bench, Fla.
r,*»,*n»K "vi r five years f„i
Get R id o f
Mrn. (U I*. .Mctliit*, p rop iiini M^r. ^-1 .IHMJ.IM). Ihis i >our oppot himI iil.'D
!*,1r'l lliiql,,.. I n , - ...........!
delive-vy.
*
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:.«7 L-.'I
illi.ke1 i ' T \ , Kxr,T " V wi,,h W K
141s' |,Jh'o"(o Phone 331 ;l*ruga - Soda - Hot Sandwiches • T W(* Ibnulifnl red
Ie pek.ogese TWO F U R N IS H ED
--------------------*’ Flu. *l *K" " Un Av‘’“
npartm eals , '•
Beaeh,
H i« y c , * w l u p w a te r p ip ta a n il Ih r o u g h
I'ltvale home, elo.se in, 50!* E. :(|-.] „ ----f '* ' *•
li u l y o u r a n a to p it , n o l o i r v r r .
N' H
'
' W lfjlF r Cll RISEN BERRY I'RINT ^S iiVm/mVVl in Sl'" oVland.1' 1 "
S ' Street
I
t
e
r
t l r . n d I " M e t t 'o w 'le , . i l l k , It , v n y
. — Lots I'ttr Sal
SHOP
F
n
n
h
u
g
,
E
ngraving
1
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S
p
iU k U
o r I,low i l m l., e v e r y
..... ' " r value.
C le v ir e
a l l a fo iiru l y o u r
*9 M Mt 11i iffy; ( | |
i Embossing See ns Drsl. We .!.»1m i .I . I |. ; s . Fox I’e n u i S h . i-herd,
k i t l h r n ftm i |M n i- y
it s
it. 1 hone 4 1 1- \ \ . L. |{. A venue-' s . n , . ,
pointers, puppies two FOR RENT -T wo furnished and Sanford A vi , near Sanford Man..,
[2llt < * o.l'.id A".,
in U t« to m in k in d , do*
•wo
unfurnished
rooms.
Appli
$1,400.
Cash
$7
iiujh
('
tn*«lic
hiida «oti (»(•
Comnieivial Street.
mouths '"M.
old.
Any thr-e* .......
kinds,
........
"",1
'I Grisseil Cash Store, 3rd ami llolli ,
«4 all kiuda, but dc«th tu
balance Monthly. '
" "'•*• »• what you pay.
roechya.
vT,e,.„r,.71, . . . . . . . —7 ~ . ' i males, $10; females, $tl each.
--------• — ----; I'KAN-HKRG CORPORATION
Jl alao kille Ante, I'Uae,
KIN? i ING l HA I 1 L t^v-'T..'.
EASES
Himmls. $10
*lu nmr.
ones. or„ru ‘io '' :i
>'••** ' m. *I '*“
! Hot,nils,
pair, all fine ones,
I room annrtmenl with bath, '515
.............
_
_
eliee, Moequiluee, Water
5 Id First National Bank ltl,l-_
ii f , * " l von les- . I l yjx.wi iters andAdding Maelimes. | (il fr,,m t |,j
,|iri.l t
Darnell NIvU
Bufft,
D
m
Dufs,
Motkft. Lk« on Fowl. «oJ
furnished. Phone 325.
,
Phone 7 13.
many
T 'K
PRINTKRY
j K, Mnels. W i l K n s . 'm . S. C.
r _. otk«r
K
Im nnIioun
J tud
i f*vd«n
a •in«rcl«.
D
r
a
n
u
i n rrd a ih in a lo p ra n g
___ bdl W. '.Mil St. W. N. Lu in ley, Prof). I ..........................
.
_
•1 y u u r lift C f t f 'i o r d r u f g i« r « . M o u m I o J J
SMAI.I. TWO ROOM fuiqpislietl up
M M *. 10c a n d 2 5 c . O t h e r • i m . 50c and
S a n f o r d Ave., 111x117
stairs a p a rtm e n t. Hot water
$ ( Od. P u ffa r i u n . I 0 t .
'
1il— ltiiililltiv'— l im t r i i r l In i'
I ‘ 9 — *'■»■**^ •»<* S « W « «
$200.00 per foot, easy terms
3 1 1 Magnolia Ave.
tf yur d—Ur (an f t apply
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
send u» Jfc Jet Imt g*
•
uphold
----- -gigs. Olv«
—•»■ daaUi'a|
•lo 510 F i r s t N a t i o n a l Ba nk Bid.
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covered, after the thieve
had stripped it of tirq
runs and other equipment
Permit us to discuss with yo
the Various forms
bile Insurance.
r' "til-Hernld, W aycm sa, Georgia.
<*»«..in ._
teed high ami dr.v
Within lei,
Jo.'bM ot Falatl.a on Lake City
llighw.-iv, SMI no ea, h. These I,,,,'
'
its parkin
place on one of our princi
pal business streets. Th
following day it was re
sto len e q u ip m e n t an
damage.
.
ADVERTISE in the Journal He,
aid. South Georgia's greatest i
newspaper.
Morning, afternoon'
weekly and Sunday.
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t<,rmS We w a n t your Imsmess l ( ,hi„; '
' ' k‘ 1 Kl,1|r- 1*«>'ton. ( ROOMS to, rent, private hnine.
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of our policy-holders wa
An immediate adjustmen)
of this loss was made b
our office, p a y in g for
o, A ttra c ts , ,
l l tl e a given ex pec i a.' attention
Offices in Court House
W
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Herald olfie. B o x '- B. V.. or G,
t"<- (Id per head. G raduate'op I OIt IMMEDIATE SALE upright W A Vn.-i, , .
V‘,f,Dil. 112 S. Beach St.. Dav
' Ll * I m KENT -Tw o rooms Dma Beach. Fla
[ V iT u l
B'-auty Shop. 1 ,.
k,,\m| 1"»aliti«>m ' >50 ( ( ^
1H— B u sin e ss S e r v ic e O ffered H a d d o c k
iatnnhiles I-or Sale.
__________
HO Machinery and Tools.
W A N n ' " "» B E N T - 5 0 ', il room
!' 1
.-iohnl S e r v i c e s
___________ _____ tion -I. !n lllr"'Mhed, good loen(hi
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n AN r NOTICE
ft -iioald give tiicir
.
address ns
[Xl-t.'ffi'
I tkiir p!i"iie iminher if
•lia results. About one
|gut uf .i thousand lias
nr and the others
anmnii-nte with you
, knuw your address,
.atinuanre MUST laKroin at. The. Sanford
fcltrn"
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falk? or liv letter. ToleItoronlimi.mrcs a re not
Sixth St., n ear Avncwh.
Warehouse site, 148x81
* W0.«>0 per front foot
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1
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living
51900.09.
$400.00
J I N H A L E f o r g oo d b u y s
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usn ^you.un
I \ i ‘" Hlw S!,ni1nK r"oni- low priced. ^*Sn'
! ' s Wheeler Jones, Vnlder Hotel. i n '
''n| 1''H(iite, 230 Meisch Build- Buhiim..
two and three years
M’ 1 V ''Eh' ARCADE
I hour 7H|.
•SELL GOOD USED CARS
,
,|,ll|y
THRASHFfe
R e i,r
KHASHER
‘i;.V, , w . & GARNER . j
F tale and Kiro Insurance !
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Real Esi
Estate Directory |85—Ia>ts For Sale
imver eydueHfiivweUetaoietnuntiet
,2fi -PlorislH.
11*2-1— Dodge Touring.
a d v er tiser s
Si-ni.s
Loss Settled
_
F () R (; K T
DODGE BROTHERS
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rmni rhl'rge
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NEW YORK. July , 7.
" 1"9 Wills, women'-. 11loiutl tea
tns champion, will |jVt.
, 1
mother at Forest Utils, l,
for
the remainder „( t h<
’ J / ,r
West Side Tennis
'r - Fh<
many u chainpiim- h
’ site of i
lourtiey,
will
he close a t
Miss Wills,
,hA'
ui, invasion u| |.;UI "0 turned from
the Mn
Jestio yesterday .,|
with mem
bers
of
the
a
met
their own.jnability to meet the sit
1 Wightnmn I
Cup team, will ..lay
uation so f a r as raising tl,e money chnin|)ionsJii|,
i he notional I
f|||.x
is concerned.
•son if her
henlth periuii.,.
.....li s
\) O
CARSTOLEN
National League
I(rook ly 11, 5; Si. Loiti., 2.
Dee. Miller, H o g a n .
I'/.,tide ph,v
AI 1111 tin li to Bi ggs.
I .cl | „n h ,
Boston, li; Fhii ago, I
.*a r a s o t a . 8; t . a k e l an I. F* I t ,
Bhiladelpliia, I; Fin, n u i a l , 5
IIs, o f f S i . l w d l , 2 ; I.a i mi ng , I
New Yolk, 12 5; Fill burgi,, 8 2.
B r o w er , 2 . S t r u c k "ill by I a m i , . , /
American League
T H E R E are a lot of time 1 at 2 ; S p ro u t . .1. H i t s , „ f f Sidw.-ll 1 n,
■ Chicago, 111; Washington
these baseball ceremonie
wla-n 2-3 inning-.; o f f I.a i m i n g 3 in
f (||
Detroit, tl; New Yo, k ;'(( •• inwe feel almost posit ive the traw l i n n i n g ; o l f l l i o w r r . 8 m 7 j
lings).
ing hag was presented t<> n„. by p i t c h e r , l l r mv er , ( E l l a m ) Wu,
" • n g p it c her , Sidwell.
Umpir e.
wrong |ilayer.
St Louis „t Flijlndelphin. rain
E l y a n d Kune. T ime , 2 ; 15.
• tcvelnrid at Boston, ram.
IF many more of t|„. Indie
£ X * * +
j> dhna.
_ .-T -T ---' AF Smith is fol- F
M rW uJ. Bryan’s footsteps.
• C S IS A N O E . i . n 't it, tlmt
1la to fiecome a chnuIn the niashie shot tho aim Is to feet should n.mul! Difle, but the n * W , « M an e x d te d bloke g e t'u
L fK K ft, W
How many times lias Sid Terris g o l f c h a m p i o n s h i p a n d
been knocked o ut? — E. F. W.
defeated h i m ? _p (;
j
T « ice. Joe Ryder turning the
In 1920, CTyril Toller . u j
trick in three rounds in 1922 and
Did H a rry ( i n !., fnrTJ * |*
Eddie “ Kid" Wagner duplicating
'VPIo n ,l'hnn!,|lio."' ever dJL
tae feat in six in 1921.
my Gliihona? — F t; ,y
Wiicn and where did Cleveland
Yea. in 15 rounds' in ',^,1
obtain Rube l.ut/ko
D. V. N.
How many
,JI
l ordiased ........ Kansas City at Merkle piny with the ( h ^
end of 1922 season.
Nnine—
1998 t« 1916 ii
Is Bud Houser a senior at South
..............
When and where ,li,j ])'fhl
ern California " ~ S. I>. F.
'**<1 n u k e his record?
1 es.
hoard jum p and |,„w fnr
When did J i s s Sweet ser win the leap ?— D. F. I.
°r
national am ateur golf crown and .
>925 at ( hir
dim was bis opponent in the mg 25 feci It)
jllrh(.,_ *
finals (!. F. N.
.
I In 1922, < hick Evans bring bis
f’lewiston- Woi k -liirtc
opponent.
I iog 17 miles new erniN taJ
t\dM Mdid laki' Schaefer first de j way rout,
around „ulhiri|
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I'" Hi" IK.2 I"! I |. ;ik,. Okeechohe
Peni,»
A
will?t.l'i'if
wa,'»
to sell yoi i
vertii... a ;i
* rilrs <"* r«|urst.
In l'J2t.
Indue I mb's are tor
When did Ilol,
lr„r til!""'""1''
,
ru n n e r up in the BriEljM L'orJn uf average length
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ORLANDO W IN S (PALMS MAKE IT
GROWER S E R I E S THREE STRAIGHT
?! TAKING FINAL, 6-5 FROM
'
ichallenger.
lardstitle?—.J) v
The Referee
—;
.a , will I'c received
„* and colleclnr aent
for payment.
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evict her "fioni a Highland Lake her husband to get a divorce so
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I1rem h re billet hits decided In ask ;
windows, iis . lining o f f ,,f the en a cottage nearhy, awaiting the I were injured when the engine
parliament to grant it like power.!.
Letters Found Heside Hody wah-r sup,............ the f e v e r i n g o f outcome to mist Mrn. Hemming. I and three coaches o f a ChicagoI'rune Reaches New Depths
Dispatches front Brussels say
Foil Wayne & New York tram
ieleuli.,ni. connection
have
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on the Pennsylvania Lines over
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lie Head At Inquest Today
i f n w d l i u l ' )• I h n y 1vidinir for nieauiirt's similar
to j on the rinsing ipiol at ion (iii the
turned at Suminitville. near here,
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I v ”1
rx
I those used during war-time. The hmir.se today wln-n l''in.incii Min i
today. An early check revealed
ycsl. nlay
s
o
three
men.
who
ATI. A N'T A. duly Hi. -(/P)— I. It.
| K t 'l l S O l * r O l : |5,.|j,j,in railway, telephone
ami
no dead.
aard at the cottage,
,st,T
illaax was dm- to appear Smith, pres ideal o f |he Atlanta had lii'iui
1 n i u i e d passengers were
|M' ( ' o l i r t ! •‘ ,R‘HrSd’ h systems will he tam ed | |„.|-,,r the * lianihei oi
1>i prison wit h crow
|lepu lie• IS al Kstate Hoard Mid a director desi tided
brought her,* after a rush call
l)
' i n o r tim private com p.mi. s for
lii'iike
ftnamc eomonltec i .. (lead for a "I I lie Itaol-ir; Trust t'oinpitliy lor liar
" o the front door
had biH-o sent nui for nil avail
nperal ion.
! :i\ ol'alile lecioil no to
hill for which a rcceivei diiu was desigeat- mid a. run *•
ve out the fnrn
able iiiubulaia cs. physicians und
I I,. x
Drastic <art ailment o f naliiii
i‘ haiolilation ol ...........
. 'I h i d in federal distriel eourt yester it n m
' *e {irompilv ai
C A N T O N , Ohio. July IG.
niiisos in Fa>t Liverpool, Wells
1
.ly
rested
1.0
.
.
.
building
operations
and
a
ledmtion
teiord
hreakmg
"ii<>l.iti,>n
a
i
the
'
"s
o
f
di
si
tirhing
Ijarr ■ 1
day. shol himself at Ins home in the |n ui > a, I
j
(/!')—
Threats on tin* life o f '‘ Vj
v die and Salim vtlle. Twenty
i.t oi rsonmd to pie war .lain- ;
«•t till* llUillvf
. uiii
1 'deled to ap|>eai'
wa.s
12.2’J Mot'iioigside. a salmi li, here early
H, T * • ”
was*
given
as
tinno
to
bee
hurt
Don
U.
Molli'tt, publisher of.^tg
in
•
"tr
i
11
1
1
1
1
.
.i
t
i oiitemplated hy the I*’**• >n li gi
|1I .4III to the dollar.
" 1 'VV.
. . i r-«i
Sanford ( lull Will Join Willi
today.
He was ri‘ |iorted dead
hv the I’eniisvlvania Riulroml o f
1 a ■'•■! ■ ■r ! i :
the
Canton
Daily News,
Mr.
|{(
'MMIIIIIl' Hurt I ii Skirmish
i when found.
ficials after a pi eliininai v check
Id
C
Fivt* Ollier MortKeoTenijile
US l‘" " "
cause
of
his
activities
against
Mi i Henoioia ■ was injured in
up.
The hods was touml hy n serv Hie d.H'lii|s||,
( ha pi ers in'Tiol -Ttigol her”
ipri'"!.""'' ii ;tl 1
alleged gamblers, were car-i
Ihe i|oor struck
Tlu* train was running on the
ant' attrad d In the scene hy the her iii 1 1,,.
. Ita flier lie And Celebration
if,m
. cutting her lip.
ITi{t *• ‘It"
i levcIaml-Pittsburgh division at
tied out early today.
I sound o f a shot.
Dr. and Mi's.
Hi
r
1
:1
yeat
nl
|
null,
who
was
tin- time, owing to u freight
Smith’s ..... ... wn locked uitd the
Foivi’ J 1 '->rioi i
Five bullets brought to’ $
I'ive
Shrine
i
Inlis
o
f
the
Moroe
'»■ nearby
also
was
vvtetk on Uie Fort Wuyne divis
servant hn.he il down with an s !.;'
X> t ii.’i i"J itnilt'i'
co Temple i|i 11 n l ^ will have a
Mu'Inly
h
m
i
,
The
father
and
|
end
the career o f the yot
ion.
The
case
o
f
the
derailment
axe.
Mis daughler.
Mrs. Julia
joint Shrim
pan ic, at
D e l......
1“(lili'i'U (i l u f ' . ”
iiicnt Inis iu>k been determined.
publisher who came here -M#
t.itsey, was aiming the first to "mil. i ol (iiifiiiig watched the, .
attempt | ,
Mrs ||,.m,ni,1K. N 'n iigs. m a r Del,and, Thui-dav.
«r f t ....... ton* iIn*
reai'li l|m hody.
year ago to publish the News, owtTV^\
•ml ' iiflim Inmself ............. pres ' "*v
t; I'l • '!• i ,li-til;ed hy James M. t.’ox.
ivit?
Mr.
Smith
v
v
i
-lead
when
found,
1 ut 1
•he pit uie i . I.. ing given a a
i r*-'1
the entire load i.I a llnlgun huv
Mellett
was
putting
his
nutomV^&sL
ell
he L> - *
ni*ao o f Shrinei-. o f tin di-.|iiii |
( ‘a m p l i r l l - L n s s i u ; ' I V . I M e a d s i K n i m tli O r n i i s t o n , S o u g h t A s lop eotel'i <| III, alidomell.
Ih lie
bile in tho garage in the rear o f hfs-Ci'S
el I log ln-l I«•»' .1) 11 lllli III «'(l Willi j
. A it n e s s
In
lu\e.*4l ijvul ion wa vxt-ie id Ihai he fired tbi
W il l L a y F o u n d a t i o n s F o r !
home when tin* assassins’ g u n :
■ach oilier. If I1' l ane, president >■! I
hot Willi Ills (lie.
spoke.
Neighbors w ho heard tho H) ,
In to k id n a p im . C a se . S a id
C
o
n
f
e
r
e
n
c
e
A
l
M
e
e
t
ini*.
O
i
l
l.nl
•he .'•'Illll,"I'll 'III me I'Inh, Mini In j
shot* immediately d.-islwd for t h o - L ^
I -Iters I ,mini Reside Body
T o He A l T a t lirrvilte, N . C.
.III v.
O f f i c i a l s H e r e In
A lien s! ;
garage hut Mellett w-*s .lend—
Seva d letters wa-re found be- j
i ne |><• im pi in wn
aigge ted
bullet through his left t.-mpic hnv-.C?t
I 'I
\NCl'.I.I*.
Inly Id
( I*)
ole
Ihe
''..i|\
They
were
turned!
•nod work wi i.. 'aid al 111 |. a I - 111 1 1 h i nnet 11 I J. ! if n11 |mi,
hy I."III Ivaldei lold, jiresideot of
ing ended his life almost instnnt|y.v,-.;i j ^
over iii il • .m oiier wlm announced ,
id Iliiinit r i i'ii" t ll'l' of
the
I'alatka Shrine (,'luh to Mr.
I
Tho slayer had disuppeart*d in
A i h t Ii i . lemple i.'doi
i ,|,i i a t o i , an name I i.|..lia‘
would
In'
held
i
l)r.
Charles
Duffin
Requests
l el.i Stji »• A fin *i*ri on
I.ane when they were together in
automohiiu which
they pnrked’fy
,
.
| I , ,•rgn
.
had In i n in Tnvlni villc, N.
has ! later in tin- ,|ay.
Chamber's Aid In Keeping about a block from tho MellrttV
pi. I >nmiii.imlers and ad.nl m l ; In
...
,
•
.
.
Jack: oiivillc recently.
It will he
, i it
.• i- i »
■ , i , , ' a'l. , i| a iill. ni die
in visl ieal l ne
Mr. S um"
is a former mem- . Hretard , minty I^nod Owners the first picnic ui its kind in this
In li Id in .Sanfori Aug. > am t I n i , .
... . ,
.
.. .
,
•
County Free Of Disease; homo.
. ,
.
.
the all nlel Inn •li.rv ol tillin' Scm I her o f ih, i . altv firm o f .1. R.
blllig
the
stale
I
O
IIV
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11
1
e
•
a
lull*
ill
|.
i|
oi
, t.u*
Most district.
Football Game Discussed Pnlire Had Been Guarding Homo ':
I
. . . . . .
. . I'l* Ah 1 lief n|| |n c\li|ld
tit'll' |Smith ami W. S. Rankin. Mutely | Fit dorse I’rnject As
It'. * Sanfoiat legmii ol I n . i . lated i ....... i, .•
..
•,
.
.
The iliilis invited In the picnic
That Mellett feared his lifdj'-<
.
’
|seal cl» lor t irinistoii to the east he had li.a o inimected with the Svl I
Intpnrlani Matter Before
are Orlando, Daytona,
Del.ami,
would be taken was evident fo r sox
" " ‘ ■•
.
ern pari o f the country.
Support
o
f
Sanford's
civic
bodies
Citizens
or
Mid
Florida
van Mill and Mornitigside Devel
llll Ol
I’alatka and Sanford.
The -1 n n fcirn cc is rvfin ii l I >| Drmisioo known t o ' h a v e tmen
and physicians in "holding down oral weeks and ns a result o f .'<§
opment pr.ijcels.
In Mldition to |
Dot v.
l'*"-*
! hiiug al least 1'IMI post ol'liiu r m d friendly with tlio evangelist, dur- having been a direct
There will he swimming, boating contagious diseases,” was asked threat h police guard had been
of the Rank\t a meeting „ f the St. Johns
|.| ihelleg ii.il buddies to .Sanford next „ .r i,,x , miilovnielil at l he tempi.'
rs Trust t ’ompany, lie also was Lillian Rivii t'anal Hminl held ye., |an'* Hshiiig^ for the Shriller.* and for hv Dr. Charles K. Duffin uf tinned at the Mellett homo,
Im .M'l'v i d month. Jim Marlon, national a i l - 1 o f which site is pastor, was ideal i
policeman was o f f duty Inst night
l''arnuu'H & j
alti imion at the ('hamher meiuhers o f their families in the Dilandii, chief heiilth o ffic e r o f however.
jntant o f the legion, will he the, lied h.-inla the grand ju ry here a director o f the
I'e ld Ar
afternoon.
An
old
fashioned the second district for Florida, in
TraderHank
of
Atlanta,
which
•
•’
m, oii*i «
plailH
for
the
propos
p ile .I o f liuunr. Others invited a r e ’ yesterday as the man
Neighbors reported seeing n atta
who ap
closed i . rl v this week.
j *'*.‘ anal rmiie were suhiiiitled and bn*d*et dinner will lie served al V a talk today before the Sanford
<'liiuiilior o f Commcrco ut
the picious automobile, hearing 1’ cniK
!l I,oi s ill Mrs. Ray A. Cliupiu o f West I’alni ! jpea red al Salinas, May 12'.), with a
Knteftain
la gilieial
ill I ossion
relative
t" the o elm. k. in. tlie evening.
In
addition
to
tile
vvidow
mol
i
■
.........
«■
**.
,,
,
,
.
,
,
,
syivanin license plates, in tlio vie in -'
Seminole Cafe.
|S)na. . hi ■ i >.iinpaigii Heat h, litiul o f the legion aiixiluirv . wi.nino answci'lng Airs. M cl’ liei
daughter, Mrs, l.ifsey. of Miami, !'." J,,‘ 1 " a Liken up with J. W. " " ' ,l '‘‘ 'J” '** ' Vl11 l,.,‘
,,y
script ion.
ity o f the Mellett home. A shoi*"
uay In nl-.lne ihe and A. Rice King, o f Jacksotivillo, I
i
v
i
,
•
Rr.ixti
i,
engineer
and
1'.
A.
V
■
'
‘
hth,
loHowed
hy
a
Shrine
The
health
officer
ulso
lirgad
Fla., win
. am.
visiting luy father A
[
Dcpulv In tr.et
Attorney Joe
riti si.iiii. U In it word hcMd o f the “ 10 and H aoeiuly
that physicians lie asked to report time after the shooting iU had dig
, ‘ Him n-l for the I'lllinl Iloll I'iI. j dance.
at the time of ho- duulh. he is sin
m. .I'l',. i. it he ti;ul
■Tile lcgioiiaircs will begirt nriiv-| il* an told the grand jury yi'sler
F. I,. I’ovve'i. pi*' idenl of I hi* i i.iilagions diseases lo city uuthor- appeared ami no trueo o f it
vivid hv two other daughters, Mi.s. ^111 i. i "0 d I'm I i,m o f t lie pi I.posed
hiu'ti found.
. j j ’it
1ial cent .big hero Sunday inornin;' ulid at I j dav that h • v.t.iild produce ' . vi ral Hugh Inman I'ell and Miss t'ntli
ca • to run f i *.m the St. .|,.hn . j Del.and i till.,Juki I! 1 ,1 1 1 d:IhI of i! ii- without delay.
I
ild,
al h ' o ’etnrk i.i tie- afternoon, tin., will VVn "(• *.. w II
IliwL the bullet which pierce
w.oild t i-st 1 1* the cl'inc Smith, and a son, .1. R. It,
near S.inli.nl t,, Hie iinllau , the D.’t y l - n i x lull, and Mr. I.ang
A motion made to appoint n
in 'li e tuk'i! for a trip On
■ ucetiie eveuiri'li. i ami t trim Imt
R tw m
veal. I Smith Jr.
"<1I I'ft
Til II VIJla
the Orlando club.
coni in it Iei* to call upon physicians Melletl’s brain been an inch highor/
l l i r I S ' . ■»toh*»!M ei w-i-anti litk. ' •Raii’oi". S a h ie'•; on *t-.,i date. II days a f t - r
M Rina toll, engineer, pre-eoli d
Im ic to urge co-operation passed it would have missed the publisher*
h"- ,>o iilav night, all thn. • n . ' i n t.-l her di ippearanee al Ocean Hark
blue print o I |In. )it'iipo.-.ed i ana|
without opposition. The president Members o f the Mellett familyitttf*^
is empowered hv u resolution of- cently had received several anony-i^
Ionic w Im li wen a|i|>ix.vid by (hr
i in elnld welfare work will a i uiI.I, item'll.
Ior li a i. mu
V. the I. .pie l o f Kvun, l lie
fereil hv Col. (Jeorgo W. Knight, moils threats by telephone, accord
commit tee.
Henry C. Merril, said
until
next
| Monday morning at !• n'cim k, the grand im v reee-sed
ami passed hy the members, to ap ing to Coroner T. C. McQuuilu.
to be one id tlie largest land owuSeveral «duys a
go Mellett
ngii
m ou cii told:
voav
point another committee to lay
fall colifi rema will lie lulled III the Tuesday to permit him to suh••is in R ii viiid coinitv. was piesetll.
and to emit lime
before the city commission the friends he was convinced
home nf tho ( ‘aiii|iliell l.ossmg I’o ,!. 111.1-1111 vviim a
convinced a plot*
and W. K. Stewart, o f Cocoa
Di- t net
his nssassinntJop,1 feasibility o f framing a city ord i had lieen laid for his
n d it i . exp : u J to la ! a Inmi nine the . . 1 1 h t Ol <n IIP- loll.
•Mr Men ill aid. "The St. J.dm
Pontius said Vhe
nance to enforce tho provision o f Judge Hubert Pontius
11•*,11 . ihe ladle; an\dial .' will \i r i • -V \ a tv \ said yesterday
Indian
river
.
anal
w
ill
he
one
,.f
Niue of Ihe 12 di feiuhints tried tin* slate health law on contugious would pursonhlly o f fe r n reward
'
I k.: Jii .h the dinner at Itooli ill the h" had emmi'h * . idi'tiee to deeide I DOVFR. N. J., July lit. t,1'i
tile greatest I lung . ever attempted before Municipal Judge
W.
K. diseases.
i.: 1 1 i id ii >d to say w liieh Hangs ..I workmen were umh i or
»1 ,000 f o r the urrest and convic
' I* nine's
In.me lieal' the
lake, the e
decs toil i x to clear up debris I rout in I'loriila nod the cotiiuiission is While were churged with disordet •
, “ t hickia j la nm horn," w ill lie wav.
District No. 2 has the best tioti o f the slayers.
d(
tcrmiiii’d
to
expedilo
the
c
o
u
ly conduct in lo d c v ’s court session.
aid till lurried through the front lin e;, ae- i lo
•3 a
I dig lor the con!intintiee, tile mam mads o f till' wrecked'
health record of the eight districts
The following defendants were
J 11 itiii. eoidln g to Joe D. ( hittemlen uf , R.vao old die jut,., that Ihe iden- arstinal at Lake Denmark to faeili-1 rt ruction of the canal at a mini
Hud Conference With Governs
in
Florida.
Dr.
Duffin
suid.
The
mum cost to the lax payers."
mind guilty ami lined on chargus
•I i' i,liven- I (lie executive com mi t lee.
C OLUMBUS. Ohio, July Hi.— (
t •i n-, i ,.ii in t ti m: dun's ('oiiipanion tnte (hi work o f the naval eourt o f I
tourist, season will sooji ho here,
Itsorderly romliict: It. T. Clark,
I’ rcsent at Ihe meeting were W.
impiirv •"livening here,
a I'Vation
ih.
trio
to
Satina
was
made
hy
he said, and Sanford and other — Murder o f Don R. Mellett, put
<'nnlereiiee heai!i|iiat ters w ill In*
(Jcorge
i' *t ained
A di '.ii liiociit o f maKilies pent F. Alim, president. J. (J. Hall. (Jen. <-sl rcaled bond o f $2a;
cities es well should see that u lishcr o f tho Canton Daily NeWSStiSJ
; ill the Valdez llnt -l. Reservations Ileum t'ellin , gal Igc IIIti-nillllit,
W Knight, I*. A Sails Agncvv, at- Men haut, $l.r>; Lizzie Rrovva, $10
fi
.in
ph
Iograph'.
of
Mrs.
Mca
trood
;
art
o
f
last
night
preparing
high health standard is maintained early today' brought to lig h t
ar t<> he made iht'niigli M. R. H a i
"me; Lucy Mae Rrown, $f» fine;
l o i n t y ; 11. C. Men ill, W. K. Stew
Ryan
aiiiiouureil
lr* the Ii.......of ('apt. (I. C. Dowling,
ia their community. “ \Vc take our tho young publisher's activities*!
ti n, post coiiiniaii'ler o f the Saii- I’hei'x.o
fine;
Mury
vmalif tiling Collin,
before
the commandant o f the arsenal, for the 1ail and J. W. Rraxloii, engineer. * James Harris. $10
cluinces on importation o f con ta g efforts to jiut down crimo in
i lord pl at.
a !•
.
i
<
gland '. ii v next Toe day to give arrival today from Washington o f 1 Air. I'eurniiiu( -crrelury o f the Sturgis. $10 fine.
ious diseases," In* said- "and we city.
ll'it. 1 ....
Three defemlant:i, who had their ! want to lake all precautionary
On July 7, Mellett conferred with.
lunchIt .(imon.v ami to fine the evangel Lin* hoard headed hy Rear Admiral . ( hamher o f Cpnmieree, iiniioiim-eil
K'.* I ’1 II . 1 •* ' . mV / nl
Governor Donuhcy on the crijnevfi
C'oiihlz,
» that the next meeting would take trials continued to next week, were measures.”
ist.
Wks l i
’
place during tile latter part o f Dan Kllis. Roseoe While nml Nel
situation
thore, ut which timo, ac* < ^
I.I' i ' ( 'blit.
R
eport)
w
eie
nirri
nl
yesterday
While Capt. Dowling’s home will
A resolution to appoint a co m
■in •
lie Hell Tuvlor.
.1. F. Atkin- j
'
' "11 II
Hint the district attorney’s office la* hc:idi|iiurlcrs throughout the iii- A iigust.
mittee (o confer with the city coi'ding to Secretary J. A. Mccks*J',‘ ^
SI
1 '• i it J :;u
so,, churged with disorderly cm.- i (.„ miI(llWhll,
had rec-ived a telegram purporting (|Ui)V, xvhicli |irohuitly will Iasi >ev 1
the advlsuhility tryth, iiu assuiuod sole responslbtti . fS"
Ur • !
dm t, pleaded not guilty and was
' i . i * n for
to have been enl hy tlrmi>l"U, era I months, the court wanted l )i••
o f buying knock down bleacher ity fo r the confinement in tho at*U- f t
dismissed.
which stated that important docu roads cleart'd in order to go over
seats for the municipal uthlctic penitentiary o f Hurry Turner
[If.
R. L. ITesrott. charged with ex- field and also to work with the ila rry Rouklias. who hud been t
•• •!*•. •
mentary evidence
in conncrlion the grounds and see the damage I
[K
i-.-i
ding the speed limit, was fined local American Legion
with
the
M
c
l’
hct'son
case
had
been
Ul’>
post in victed o f perjury in invcstigatioK
IJU'ITK, Mont., July lt>. t/l’)
that preliminary estimates placed
$5. Dan Hansel, rlmrgi-d with staging a big celebration here on |into crime conditions.
' '
III i. <’ bums o f three women that t h e y 1-cut l»y air mail to_ Ihe district at about $75,000,000,
violeting (lie parking law, estreat Armistice Day wus adopted hy the
Mellett told the Govurnor ho
Ihe on >age
■ t*> M.irk are daughters o f die late Senator attorney’:! i ffice.
L
Four civilian employes wlm were
It: (••
i , ’ •11"
ed a hund of $2.
hired detectives who gathered
members.
11 ill William Andrews Clarke, c o p p e r , was said to have been sent from in the reservation when lightning
Pn. .1 : .
1 o.-.l the magnate, and entitled to a share in "somewhere in North < umlum.
W A SH IN G T O N , July Hi. (d’l
M. B. Hutton, post commander o f ovidonce to shew that Turner :
struck n storehouse on Saturday,
his X
S 17,
17.011(1,(lOi)
OHO,000 estate,
estate. have been
Tlie-pFospeet
of
assuming
command
tin*
legion, suggested tliut bleach Bouklins hnd violated tholr paroU
were notified to he on hum! u> wit
held i.nlouniled hy a district com I
almost immediately ovgr the War
er seats In* purchased, so thut and that he t>ersonally in Ills offlc
nesses upon opening o f the court.
s p e d i) tors
may enjoy .football ) obtained a pledge from Proescutilll
jury here.
Rain during the night aided a de lb |,art men t faced F. Truhee Davt
"li
toiiuy
us
In*
presented
liinisi
ll'
games
and
pageants
held ut the Attorney C. H. McCUntock that th
The i l u i n u i u i K f l ' i e Clark Me |
tachment o f marines wlm were
to
lie
sworn
in
as
assistant
see
re
municipal
field.
The
grandstand two would be cited f o r parole vloHyj
Willuilii:. and Alma
Mae
Clark!
pouring wafer nti a storelioii-.e in
V. . dueseats
are
not
suitable
for
footbuH lutien anil sent to tho ponitentiuryf ; ^
I
ary
charged
particularly
with
mi
II m -: oi <'larksville, Mo., and Mr- . '
which fires still .■.mouldered.
W A SH IN G T O N , July Hi. </!*>
i pel-vision over aviation.
games, lie said. The seats ought Ho protested to t h e (iovern6ruj>
‘
Mil,' r /.,ir '/enver.
M A n )N
,|U|V It;. ,,»•!
Rcpi'csunLitivc Sears o f Florida lo be bought before tho first high against early release o f Turner ftnd’ li
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! Unlike Secretary Wilbur, wlm
VV(li,(l
have as yet pret,-. t.d
expressed his appreciation to the school football gam e hero Oct. 10, Bouklins.
t■I•>i'.| - h u red d'.il Seiiator < ai k mar
. i tiled that the chief o f naval npi-ratreasury today for its nssistaaee in ho said.
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im charges in Connection with the
o f I ..ip ‘ *
i j turns takes precedence over tin- usmother, tn M.ssour.
in ISt.lt and
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lo (lt.llth Saturday night
May Conduct Federal I’roba .'f^S
slopping
the practice of financial
" die i*nsistant secretary in eliurge ol' na
•lei'eited m e Inmtly lei. years lat
<(
w W Hson. 21. and hr*
CLEVELAND, July
corporation
refusing to uccupt
val aviation, Secretary Davis has
er to g „ to Montana
,
m i ,|n Smith. 2(1. five men
Federal investigation into the
Florida hank checks.
, A truck
, driver for
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ii 1).i Moltoii
. ,i .ruled that Secretary Davison finiciriff o f Donald R. Mwllott publlttMT^C
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churned
the
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Authorities
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o f Orlando was cut Imdly about the |
u(t ,K.UI, o f U|(, ariliyi !1M boll,
Mr. Scars, in a telegram to F.
o f tho Canton News, appeared pofl- t\
is ,|u. actual slayer.
'• •!>* i.n Mieet- women were daughters o f William jH.,i(.vl.
arms Dos afternoon by l ie break
|||t H|||| A ssj„ t)l(1, Se.-relaiv M a c W. Stearns, deputy collector of
slblo today when United States Dl*»
s h e r i ff ’s deputies have
found m g o f a five gallon water bottle Ni)|,.r ufB alm>|ll f n ,1(( W asim.gtmi the curruncy, said lie had no in
1'
v' mmol.' , Anderson Clark, also o l Missouri,
trlct Attorney A. E. llernsteen
#
•tlmt the scene o f the murder vva* which he was attempting to place
MKXICO C ITY. July
tent ton o f
complaining
against
•
d K in . i Wiio died here last April.
at this time.
j
nouncad
J. B. Greesou, division i
i
lir
jury
IaiiirKl
tliiil
Senator
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liquor
transfer
puint
used
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Ailuti
FlureH
Moreno,
ugrariun
on
the
wagon
at
Killer
Springs.
hanks in bis first message which
1 vv menihi
Am ong the first matters to la*
colic cnlof; N. S. Clurk, deputy
‘ ' ' ' ' d III lie C tiik married Kate Stauffer »nd IIMlo,II4|,j,u.ra and whiskey runner,
The young man was riiHhed to referred to the new assistant will culled attention to a campaign" l‘ ,,lder mid member o f tho chamber
o f duputics, has boun niurdereii ut hfhltion administrator, and W.'J
I III- |le 'ater Anna l.u Clmppelle and t h a t ! 1|m| t|i*ir investigation has lieea Sanford, a distance o f five miles jK, ^j,e rgeoniinemlutioiis o f Mujur ugairist Florida checks.
Inn.
live
children
mentioned
In
the
will
Topic,
according to dispatches re McDonald, a asrcptic ugent^ .W
centered
around
men
known
t"
f< i I ii.r •prinj.
"(Hud mutter now ull right,” his
where he wus attended hy Doctor Patrick, chief o f tho air service,
were horn o f these unions.
ceived hero todiiy.
Tho alleged conference an tho case.
have been connected with the C. I\ Vincent o f this city.
A for tho designation of two addition message received today said.
! Witnesses traced the movements illicit liquor traffic.
Romero,
has
All of the deejp slush in the left arm aral sev"Rumors ure tho most danger murderer, Munuel
o f Senator ( ’ lark from the time he men under nrcsrt are alleged erail hud cuts in the right hand al brigadier generals in the corps.
ous suylngs in the world und I been urrested,
,CN < H i i i . , u , e T o I nil-red .Montana in tlu- gold rush moonshiners and bootleggers.
(Jen. Patrick is umlorstoud they
Romero is charged with having
were inflicted hy the accident. The have advanced the names o f Lieu repeat what suid ia my statement
h Iiiiit5v: |i’J>r p j v o days to-the time o f his death. The
Those in custody are are A. II. driver refused to give his mime.
that I refrain from believing busi shot Moreno supposedly in revenge
tenant
Colonels
Frank
P.
Lithm,
jury reached a verdict after little Rond. Rt-rs Davis. ( ’. I.. t’uhli, G.
for tite recent killing o f Deputy
and William 'K. Gilmore for those ness men will engage* in, or pur
more than one hour o f deliberation.
I'uiiiH-r and J. R. Homier.
Romero Gallardo.
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promotions, hut Sccrctury Davis sue such unfair methods.”
postponed action until Assistant
F r>t ,
* Y.. July
Secretary Duvison has opportunity
1 1 uceessive
Building permits have been tti
to pass upon them.
,
••"il.-,
>nt iimed
ed
at the City Hall in tlio last.tl
P A U L SM ITH 'S N. Y „ July 10.
ruins of
days to the following:
(/!*)— Fish weru In store for Gov
1 by fire
C. J. Cranson, frame and su
ernor A. Smith toduy. The gov*
•' ' l lie bofilling station on First St
ernor uml Mrs. Smith bail a lunch
"'■t 1 persons
Sanford will lie included on the plant o f the Florida
Light and eon engugement with the President
KANSAS CITY. July IG*— GTO— speeding the unloading of whoat estimated cost of $500.
" biiiued (o itinerary o f tho Florida Goodwill »’ ower Company across the lake.
A Stelnholte, gnrngo on
and Mrs. Coulidgo at White Pine
With thousands of bushels of the ut terminals und prdmpt dispatch
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Street* ostimated cost'll
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The l‘»ur ih in no siiiibo an uil- Camp.
$150 000,000 Kansas wheat crop ing uf cars to the production'can
•■IV liave l our to leave Jacksonville on July wrlisill|r proposition, Mr. Boston
Round by round returns of
9800.
,
Before the President eanio to the
pi led In the Q2 en bectfuso of lack
ini.- '* loriner
thine Berlenbuch-Deluney fight
r 11
2(>, and approxim ately
100 busi- state,) this m om iag, ami no patu‘ City of Sanford, greenhc
of transportation facilities, rail ters. Moro than 1.000 empty care
'•• on i„| (i,,, nesa men o f the ‘ ‘(Ju(e C ity" will pblets or literuture o f any deacrip- Adironducks, tho Governor sent
for
the
world’s
light-heuvy?
him a fishing license and wishod
roads are rushing trains of empty were reported to havb passed, Elm Street. 18,000.
1,
weight championship title at
:>)iend severul hours in the "C ity t|un w j)| i,e handW-out.
City of Sanford, two-story ,
him luck In the streams and lalcos
box cars into the groin belt In an through hero yesterday.enroute to
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New York, will bo given by the
1,1 into Ihe Snhstantiul” according to Fred K.
Th(i (|I,.1Jct o f tho trip is to o f tho wilderness region in which
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effort to prevent damage from sun central and southwestern state gas h^Ulng on Sixth Street,
f?.t . v U <‘oruHerald
tonight.
Boston,
secretary
o
f
the
f'.urist
awjike||
a
Krcflter
spirit
o
f
<«»points, while hundreds of cars furq.
ho
wftH
to
spond
the
summer.
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rain.
n I'l tj|'i-(*u and Convention Bureau o f (hr
Special servlco over The Her uml
Th e President yesterday landed
• I !. " ifMjn
operation between Floridu com
Harvesting, of thp bumper crop converging on the. wheat centera °* City of Sanford, two-stor
1' v . *• i : , 11 ' otul per Jacksonville Chamber o f Com munities, he added, and to let the HO speckled beuutles climbing over ald’s leased AF wire will begin has exhausted storage facllitisi} from- other terminals.
' In- bmlies merce, who arrived In Sanford this •ample of tho 'ridge section kpqw rocks und'fullen logs as ho follow
at 8 o’clock, the hour when the and as the pUe of whetfl increased V Attention was focused on the
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preliminaries start.
to tuporiutond prcpnra- »* . ' i)ackrt()nvllh'
.
cd
the
streams
for
a
considerable
"fli. • 1Mil •he fnill-- tmorning
situation
yesterday
wheh
farraera
along
the
railroad
right-of-ways
—1the
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L.' Tharp, manager of the farmers and’ hankers found the sit in southwestern-tKfcAsaa, reported
I.I* t
lions 9..
for
party's
reception
hero esleil
in seeing ail parts of tho- distance with hit* gufde.
1l/l | , 11 I- Living;-..
Sanford
Western Union office, uation acute. Demands for cars
W.Ui un July 21).
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than 800.0 bushels of wheal
state prosper.”
Witt' announce the ’ returns.
plans, a
Balt
M E LLON O F F FO B E U R OPE
fail ^tl .1 ’ "rdny and * A ccording to present
along th «;
swamped railroad offices already
Chamber of Cmnmorce heads
Fight fans are Invited to come
scout car conveying Chamber
Chamtier of
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of.jftalp
frpfB
Commerce and city officiuls will (his morning
^
up.
J m W hutwto*
The
WASHINGTON, July W.UnA,;-'1 <r -»*<■
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A prvyun
VKh
meet the motorcado nt thb Orange tour, und <
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lans fQT tl|e SecreUry Mellon left, early,
r c
countv
lino,
escorting
the
visitors
pointed
t
n
in
Eu
visitors Sec'l1
’•'"»> Start. county line, escorting the visitors pointed ta
to this cltv for a trip about the cntertuiniu«nt or m visuora.^aec for a six week’s
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cottpwy0' Flor‘ da Roto
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y , (hr
Man Who Is
[jnArmyCourt
Twenty Injured When
Engine And 3 Coaches
Jump Track In Ohio
believe Man Fired
Shot With His Toe
tutor Urges
Eath Penalty
Guard At Home Is Off Duty At TiSe
SH R IN E R S WILL
PICNIC AT DELEON
IS JULY 29
LEGION AIRES TO! RADIO OPERATOR
WORK FOR STATE! IS REPORTED TO
GATHERING HERE! RE IN CAROLINA
Disorderly Conducl
Charges
Feature
Friday’s ( ity Court
Roads (beared To
Facilitate Work O f
Navy Investigators
T(
Young Editor Instru-P
mental In Arrest 0f||
2 In Parole Scandal ^
HEALTH OFFICER
SPEAKS B E FO R E
COMMERCE BODY
■ ST. JOHNS CANAL:
BOARD MEETS AT
SANFORD FRIDAY
t'legai^s On
ii ijiivonlion
ntcilained
Threats Against
O f Don Mellett Ain
Carried Out A s
Puts Car In Gara_v
$
(la im s 0 1 Women
For Shares In Big;
Estate Are Denied
Davison Will Take
Complete Charge
O f Aviation Branch
Sears Appreciates Aid
Given Effort To End
Bank Check Refusals
N o (’hargesHavi‘lk*on
Preferred Against 5
Men Held In Slaying
\4$L
Truck Driver Cut
By Broken Bottle
Mexican Solon Slain
By RomeroInRevenge
s l»*-'lii,\
Dead
Sanford To Be Included In Itinerary
Of Jacksonville Goodwill Motorcade
Building Per
For Thursday
FridayTotal$20,7
President Has Good
Luck In His Fishing
Fight Returns To
Begin A t 8 O’clock
Storage Facilities -Are Exhausted Hy .
Kansas’ Wheat Crop Of $150,000,000
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AnExclusiveDress Sale!
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New York manufacturers arc actually bringing dresses to you, through our store, at prices lx l.w cost of manu
facturing, during the next eight days. Many hundreds of the snapicst newest New York si vies .have been
added to our regular stock for this short time only. Now is lime for the ladies of Sanford to avail mania \ o
this opportunity to shop a la New York wholesale. The selling prices of these rlresses arc—
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BELOW COST
It is through the courtesy of nine of our manufacturers that H If-. OU 11 .P.T is able to <>!!< • this largi numher o! dresses at prices far IrcUv ordinary cost. Never before, probably never again will we be able lo se. are
sueli a wonderful concession oi reaclv-to-wear
|Sale Starts Friday, July 1 6 ,9A.M .;8D aysO nly\
Silk Frocks
C o o l V o ile s
K
Hundreds o f styles thit( h::\. print'll so dcsirabl:* may be
futiiid in this uroup. Some of these modes show I In* Ion*:
sIimuc'. nmi olhors Iho coal '-i.irl s ie v e s .
(Jenre.cl ies. flat
crepes. pt'inli'tl cri'iH's, iti pc **iii'!Ti*I Its timl other fabrics
have hern used in fn-hioniii'' these afternoon. si ■ *1 and
pailt dre-ses. It h; only throneh the innrlo^y of 11••• maniilailurei' are we aide to sell a! oeh a low price.
Making Itochu
In o r d e r t o m a k e rm m i
for
lhis trem en d ou s n u m b er
of
d r e s s e s . w e h a v e Hail In c o n
vert im r s t o r e i n t o a \
uhli* w h o l e s a l e e s t a b l i s h m e n t .
mI
,
J iis l in l i n i o t o w e a r ilo inv; o u r
h ottest
slim m er
»!:iv<.
D a i n t y h a n d w o r k t r im sm irn o f I host* d r e s s e s
w h ile
urnIrtisIniK c o l o r s a n d p r i n t s an* u s e d o n o t h e r s .
D o th liulit
a n d clttrk v o i l e s n u t In* f o u n d l ie r o , l o p l e a s e Hit* individual.
T h e r i d i c u l o u s l y low p r i c e s w e a r e a ^kim v l o r i h e s e dfc-sc->
n ia k f ^ l t ’ p o s s i b l e l o hoy not on** lull t w o o r I (tree.
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T h e n eat a p p e a r a n c e s o f I h o v e n a v y i't*or>;el!e d r e s s e s makes
t h e m d o u b l y d e s i r a b l e f o r trnveliu i* a s w ell a s h o m e wear,
l i x l r a b e a t v " c o r v e t t e w a s u s e d in m a k in g ; the.se deliulib
f u l l y c o o l a m i s e r v i c e a b l e fro c k * ;. T r i m m i n g ' s a r e o f prinl*'d
s i l k s w i ll ) * lip s ( o m a t c h a n d
b lu e
!»eorj*elle.
Id eal f"r
s u m m e r I r a v c b m * a m i at p r i c e l h a l e v e r y o n e c a n w e ll aiforn.
T h e y h a v e b e e n s o p o p u l a r all s i i m m c - a n d n o w i- y o u r
c h a iittL t o p u r c h a s e t h e m a t
m a n tifu c" i t y r s
n clu al
cost.
K e a ii li f ll l s i l k s h a t e b e e n u s e d in t b . . p o p u l a r m a l e .
'I’o
s e c t h e s e d r e s s e s i» l o b u y o n e a n d ;tl wh i! a l o w p r o * . T h e
s i d e s a r e l o o S i in n e r o l ls l o m e n t i o n but they a r e l e . o i d - t o
pleast*.
“ S e n s i b l e Tor m o r n i n g w e a r " is only o n e o f t h e m a n y t b m u *
t h a t c a n he s a i d o f t h e s e r a y o n d r e s s e s . S l r i p e d a n d I m m c l
r a v n i i s d o m i n a t e in t h i s « r o u p .
T h e r e is n o l h n i K
‘ heap
a b o u t th e se d r e s s e s b u t Ib e ir p rice a n d th is p rice w a s m a d e
ill o r d e r t o s e ll o u t t h e s e h u n d r e d s u f t l i e s s e s .
V
N avy Georgette Frocks
“Tow nTalk” Dresses
Sensible Rayons
If *
Dark Voile Dresses
T h e s e d r e s s e s a r e o f I he hi •» .*s| j*ratlt*
of
v o i le , r e s e m h i i n : ' j ' e a r y e l t e in »< l u r e , in e n m b i n u t i o n o f p r i n t e d p a t l c n , . amt p la in m a t e r i a l .
Kjery s l y l e is d i f f e r e n t a m i «i* l i n e l i v e .
Com
p le t e ra tin e o f s i z e s .
“Fairway’9 Frocks
( heap in price, high in ipiality are these* popular “ Fairway
dresses.
Vie an* lucky indeed lo l-avc had this fasliiouiilil*'
j'roiip of d rc "t*s included in this •.•onctssion of the matuH
fa d u r e r s.
Spoil iIk v a s , afternoon dn*M*s and iitlier*. a|H
propriaie for every occasion arc smnk* of llu* styles. Ill 11*,s|
I'rcaip you will find ;.n desirable.
$1.95
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Not one less than
1000 h a n d s o m e
dresses ready for
you to select from
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First "Street, Opposite the Post Office
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�Kidd-Byrne Asks To
Be Declared Heir To
Estate Of 70 Millions
Negro Janitor Is
Injured By Auto
On Park Avenue
KRKSC.E FILE S SUIT
young
itindenburg
had his wound
DETROIT, July Hi.— (/p) -Schu*
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aressei"
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iresseii and' then
continued in bat
tion Ktesge, o|*erntor o f a chain
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B ERLIN, J rlv HI.— bP)— Prexl- tlo, receiving the Red Eagle medABIS* July 16.— ( ^ — Former * .
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o f five and ten cent stores, has
1al for hraverv.
. .J ot PiinWva, minister o f war rdent von Hlmtanbur* m receiving
J ASP E R. Mu. July I IJ.— (^1*)—
filed suit in circuit court hern to
>tbe ninth Briand cabinet, long congratulation* on the sixtieth unA.'ith 11 political parties scrani- fir. David S Kidd Byrne, evangoB/been known aa the most ah- nlvcrsary o f the first and only
Richard (D ick )
Allen, negro, ‘J v o r c e his second wife. Do..-.
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li-1 o f Toronto,
Canada, filed a pcminded
perliamentian
in Hon* he wns wounded in battle, ; hling to outdo one another
spending
money
for
advertising
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.
janitor
at
the
Hanford
police staThe hill of complaint bus been
ice.
But his crowing a ch ie v e -1 Hi* wound, received when he wns
Iton county court to
has consisted in forgetting only 19 years o f ngv, brought him I candidates in municipal elections, day, asking' tb.it he he named the tion, hut better known as tho keep 1 locked in court vaults and the
. stand up when the "M nrseil-rhis first deiorntinn of which he bhe city council o f Wcido. Bavaria,
er o f the "police *00 ,” nt the lake, charges not made public.
hau passed an ordinam e‘ elimio sole lleir to tie •"date o f William front, had his left log broken W ed
►l*e" was played and in the pres- I Mow possesses at i nty-seven.
"tins
oimo
f
the
.
competition.
<i e r g e in 1 lie. now said to he nesday evning in a bicvcld acci
JCC o f the president o f the re- i
As n lieutenant, just gradualA PPLIC A TIO N S A PPRO VE D
No nil! t \ will lie III lowed to valued at S7o.oun.000.
dent.
bile.
ed fro mthe military
academy,
minks
At the -.I'm tune, a firm o f )
.. took two weeks spot I more limn 1 (1,00.1
W A SH IN GTON . July I d . - td’ i
: MWho is that low communist up young Ifindenberg
for advertising in „ single eb 1 1 Jin ksou , 111.• attorneys filed for ! , An automobile driven hv Mrs.
vacation,
ami
then
wrote
hi-<
par
1 the speakers’ table who refuses
E. A. Moffett collided with Dick'* The War Department approved
ion.
'I
he
object
of
the
ordinance
rise when the national anthem ents “ it is high time i -raeit now- is to give weak r parties with Anne Byrm \ > m , o f New j bicycle at the Tnte7section of'V h e applications today for the con
iork , .1 iiitd'O. f »r t him* m whir hi police rfri vt* and Park Avenue. He struct ion o f bridges across* the
p la y e d ? " one indignant guest 1L*‘ r burning'a g a in .
A week later
small 1 ampaigti funds an eipml to in vest ig a*
mi f e claim to the was carried to the emergency Salmon Creek near Mill I.nnding,
Ited o f another ut a recent ban- |
w? " f Wh,,n« '.n ' h,,
<'* chance tvith the strong.
1 -lute. .lud
net,
j hoemggrats hi the l.emian AnsI II Johnson of n ,om nt police headquarters, and N. C., and Sheel Creek, near
I l.imiltoti 1 .
n _. ,
1 1- •
. , trian war in Ixdt* wlimi a bullet
M.’ Pninleve,
Cleveland. Fla.
. " 1
:i" mi cxemination revealed his left
utterly oblivious t o '
,* . . .
.
, ,
I lie duei tdrate of postal and interli.eut"'
le, setting Aug
leg broken nt the knee. The hrokhe music and the entry of Prosi-1
h,< hill,L f,M
" * " ,h It I:*ir: iipli.s at Stettin bus slatted 11* tlii' dull
,,n a * order will en hone was reset by the attend
Riviera — $22:«.4:ir».«a t(, la*
nude
Pnt. .aDr1 . *m^ 7,
r V Wa"
.
! inemselves
themselves to
to blame if p..|„. nu- a campaign to purify the (ierman
ing nhysigiun.
spent on street improvements and
studying' the menu
Only
for
!
,
horili€*
refusi
Inngiiug
.
The
French
word
J
, - , ; inoruies m u s e to allov them to
Allen was Imdly injured more lighting.
a
hoarding
f.act. h , . MarHh^
,h; who land or if they are charged double •■pension" meaning
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, ,l'«n six years a go by n gas enI f t S X a he m,ih» , h n v ? ‘ r ^ , ,n I prices fo rv.sas in . he view o f bourse or inn is the first word tu lih e action
o or|fi<ati"M o f gine, which fell on him. and hroka
he mtght have
received a Anmncnn n.nsi.l here.
be 1 hopped o f f the Ion gli 1
»t I treason*'
: bat Hitler s adher bis collar bone, six ribs and mash
foreii
words which arc in
cats uth'inp •' to overthrow the ed his hips on the left side o f the
n ’ n thM,W" *’y t,"•
1 Consul O n e r a l Skinner .... lured
republic, f I 1 metis to chisel off body.
"
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that French port officials would t ill mai diitiniiary, hut are
•r,r.-r (.enerally, Mr. Minister, b o e h .b e within their rights if they re- to be altou d iii the teleph one
tile name "t
Hitlerite if it ap
.remarked with a twinkle in his eye, [(used such careless Americans the ret tin \
pints ill the ' .n memorial tablet. FIGHTING DU ELS IN ITALY
Any physician will tell you that
> A lit hot dies have substituted the
‘ .r. 1 military music does
not
make , permit to land and made them m n f;6rople dream and the "Marseil jtinue to n British or oih«r port.
"P e rfe ct Purification o f the Sys
(ierman won) "fremdenh' im" (lilWorker
the world united
ROME: They'ro fighting real
'Wise I have n«'Ver found to lie 1 In the jiasl few weeks on steam erallv m H'irs’ home I in tin- new Hi SOllg I
Nature's Foundation of
...........
• "nruphra *,. Marx duels in Italy now. In the latest, tem is
7tfXRCtlV a Itlllubv."
Perfect
Health." Why
not rid
directory
vithout
notifying
the
ers calling al Imlb Cherbourg and
tan slogan
which there ha , 'litres were used vigorously
for
,fX.v Mr. Pninleve blushed.
|Havre there have been a certain inn keepi 1 . |'he arbitruy 1 b u n g e j t •en oriMt ■■I a workers sing half an Imur with the result that yourself o f chronic ailments that
number of passengers without vi- it K •11.11 I, menus the |o-- of mg interti ll i al with head<|iiart- Signor de Alfonso, honorary enn- are undurmining your vitality*
i?;.PpC»ldent Donmergue is faced by sus and these have held up the d e hus'nc-- i oven (ivrnuuis would el s ni l!i i h
Purify your entire system by tak
>iil-general o f the Fuse it*', militia,
p, Something o f a dilemma due to the parture o f the boat
ing n thorough course o f Cnlotnbs,
" f looking 11 Mil. 1 tile
trains
for never 'b e
All’ . •v**f
•''tpe workers move
•eceived three serious slashes.
p ! (d«flth sentence passed on a wom- nearly nn hour, thus disrupting
l to directory for 1 pen 111' III ii.i
— once or twice a week for Severn'
irishmg singing so
i " d n nurse, Seicrri. for killing sev railroad schedules, delaying the a r
1la rmore
tlp-v
. <y I II t I
weeks— and Tee how Nat art' re
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f
their
|*r<d>a<'an
Jat
I.
*
on
villi*
—
Now
'tirnl o f the invalids whom she was rival nt other passengers eon-idlarge wards you with health,
on" minds tun him It .1.1 e
■
new
internationai
1heat* t to be erected her*'.
I."
attending how ninny was not e x erablv in Pari- and giving much
i
f ’alotahs are the greatest o f all
ort of an asylum
ti a
m all in one organ
Hotly established at her trial.
--------- 1 system
purifiers. Get a fan ily
.extra wurk to French official
"irposc
o
f
which
is
The w "tnuri was e.imh'nined to
package with full direction*:. <>n
The port official - bate lo fpiesI’a i * ■ ' i I f t talent bod\ .it t he
<tion
o
f
people
i
death by a any of the (iard de Iion these Amerii'im the -ame as I' i m c it o f Munich is
'
(A d i t
ly ,‘tf* » ts. at drugstoren.
p,
m
■tb|t* al joii of i*hor f t
L
•
B»
parlnnnt from which
the presj they Wotilrl hav,- be»'ti fpieslmucd a n u - .............. .
o f the I.... cl of
m
d
songs
o
f
com
16859913
dent hails.
at a French eonHilat. n the I oiled regent
•(•»*■• t mg t Imt t la- o m o
idled with the so
. r The Court of Cassation has re Stales.
'/'Ins take- lime, a- gen- 1 "t a t tei' in kilted in t he I imous
ill.
brotherly, love."
jecteil the murderess’ appeal and erally the eonvi-i-att"ti are car I 11 It let put . )i hi |’.IT!*) ha . I,eel,
t,
Igiunt, Great Bri
QOtthing but presidential elemeney ried ott by means <,| an mterpre- j placed op tIn* bronze tablet con
t, ifi
Denmark, Holland,
now stands between her and the ter.
lUIUIUp a II I o f the u m v e i s i t y ’ s l .
'. Ihingury and Al
•4*
^
guillotine.
I
world war la roes.
are represented in
: s,H
C The president will examine the
Investigation into the origin o f .
The flat* tits council, •esci ibing 1|be
.ti.
CMe soon and his former const j a score o f except tonally fine Orion- j
fUuntn Jin* awnitin^ bin tlccisifin tnl rugs that i-uddenly made Ih e icj
jrith impaticm<*.
■•Jipeai mice at Nice h d to I lie dls- j
Renew Your Health
By Purification
TH gJA N FO nn
M
1N
f l T I f C
U
1 I L t
A
pair
of
silk
storkm^s,
Bdorm*d with a riTtain ainoimf of
embroidery, occupies a wt,
window in a big Paris stori
The
price of this work of art
1.2ftl)
X
Witness my hand and official
this tho l()th day of July A. D. 1026.
(Seal).
V. E. DOUGLASS
Clerk Board of County Commission!
m i
franca.
French passersby note the sum
KY, and at once convert it into dollars,
SV M they declare nobody but
mi
American woman could or would
it.
pay forty dollars for a pair of
ye stockings.
K
m
Jnccjues Thihuux.
violinist
Dozier & G ay’s
M'ldi* in Moritln fr/ moro (h;in 2(1 iears, partirularlv
for soul hern cliniaif, has si end the lest ,,f (inn*. l‘l
,s In a
k' itself. It is Ihe chtapesl l»y (he year.
CHASE
& COMPANY'
I'llONK r,3(!
200 Oak Avc.
NOTICE OF STOCK^HOLDERS M E E T
ING
The Annual Stockholders .Meet
ing o f the Sanford-Oviedn i n n k
Grower-, Inc., will la* held at the
Court House Tuesday
Evening
August did at H o ’clock. Election'
' o f Officers and other business will
hu transacted at thin time. A full
gttondniicr is desired.
I F Adams, Prea.
u# A. folili, Srrl'y.
July la. Hi, 2 (1. 23, 27, :i(> Aug 2.
BIGREDUCTION
— ON—
m..GOODYEAR TIRES
80 by .1«> 1’ Hlhfindvr
SK .50
M by MU I’ nlhfindvr
*12.511
31 by ri2.'> GiHidyvnr
...
*21.5(1
u4/*
Otbvr Hizrn in prupurl inn.
Wf*
•*«•! I h Repair Ymir Tires
I
Roc key Tire Shop
Road Service
I'hone 25'
-til E. 2nd HI.
TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUTTO
THE CORE
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liraiieh
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9 0
SANFORD GROVE
D E G R E E
“Amid Majestic Pines”
CADILLAC
h » v i > i tj n
o r
cr i ri i
h a
i.
m
u i n
r
s
co
r v
O r <Do You ^
W a n t SMotoring Satisfaction
Give your own good judgment full
sway, and notice how it leads you
away from the so-called 'g o o d
trades” and straight to a "g o o d
buy” !
Along with the millions all over
the world, you recognize Cadillac
as The Standard o f the W o r ld —
concede it to have, beyond any
other car, the very qualities you
want.
sal degree as now, by reason o f the
supremacy o f the new, 90-degree,
eight-cylinder Cadillac.
It is outscllingall previous Cadillacs
—'"it is outselling all other fine cars
put together.
Home sites should receive the careful consid
eration that a builder would give to the plans
lor his home. Just a lot facing on a street will
n®1 do; AThe location of the lot and the plans
other lot owners have, should always be con
sidered.
D on't think so much o f what you
are disposing o f as o f what you
are acquiring— then you will make
a better buy.
Buy the new Cadillac for what it
There never was a time when the
Cadillac held sway in such univer-
gives you
■
A drive from the business section
through the residential district of
virgin pines—a cool, shady and
quiet part ot the city where the
work of man has made the won
ders o f nature easily accessible to
every home-owner. This is Santord
Grove.
i >n a r k i n
vQar Satisfy Y o u —
Tb*
ALL S1ZKS High PresHim*
S anford
'ioiVpMKnoMft
Company
Llcarbo D ilating Pawdir
W ill Just a
I%V
WILSON * TOOMKR FKHTII.IZKIt COMPANY
Manufacturers of Ideal Ferlili/.ers, Jaclisonville. Fla.
I Al I. B. I'ORBKH, M gr.
N
A.,.
(Jrmv rover crops during summer; rut in late August or early Septem
ber and leave on ihe ground to he (timed under la(e.
“Soil Ituilding and Summer Fertilizers'’ hy Prof. Ilayard F. rtovdl
should he read f»y every citrus grower. Free on retjuesi
The bases for Ideal Brands are made up in advance which enables u?l
lo make (puck shipment and Insures perfect mechanical condition.
Die our,cry end uae q In aly l..r
pmkly lieai, illatinn and >kin itraa-
iF*J ten"
, ; Americana who come to a French
port without the* necessary I*'reach
f c " vir.a to vmit the country h.t'r only
hWIvT
Rock Liim> In Barrels.
Rock Lime In Ba^s.
i Hydrated Lime,
j Finishing* Lime.
Agricultural Lime.
Sterling Double Thick Paint
PRICKLY
HEAT
CHAFING
.
rhiiH irmoKH J.inu*t none
the greatest value and
finest satisfaction in the world.
Let us tell you about
Sanford Grove properties
rjSkVe money by buying here,
as long as they last.
Sanford CadiUac C o
L* E. White, President
RINES
117 E. Second St.
SANFORD G R O VE, Inc.
__
K. C. M ILLER, Pres.
First Nnlinnnl Bark Hhlg.
STILLING STATION
A t*.
■stie-cd Ibis ivcck
bv
S-iHlnril’a
PARK. l l.i.. July IC, newest funtituie stuir, the Mill,..is i!vclured tn be the
Furniture Company, at N; nforil
■ful use nf t lie liierctiry
A
venue and Geneva Street, is said
a< a incnii- o f bni:i(|lu lietn an"itqiljslicil by to have nrnvcn the ponulMitv o ’’
u folli'gc t.'iiiim here,' the district ns a shopping center.
, tn an .intu'iut* ement by !
Mr. Miller stated todnv that the
Rarkhani.
various stiles eventr. he has In Id
Itifier was |"I'fcctcd by
"f \VI)I!(I anil sttcess- ' since oecupving his new huiMiug
ntcl Li Va< Green, J r., ji have proven the Ciii(h lie Imd pine
Dr i»n*u|t'
neincer nf | * il in that section o f the i it' cm!
fr.il (.1,
'Unit , " " o i r men hnmiisiug (*|,-t !•
■""tiiinv,1
tnuit ll (,i
("ll ""Hill
ci'vc in all I,I,: Ir.,,1
Mr Mur!
I from n long distance,
b r
i.i,, f, | -Mr. Miller was mi,' o f the t"in
cipal 'M'ltl.d at the n o n t me l
D"" .i " ,
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1''ll •" I, | ,, i:' i•IHi-1- ; ''Ig o f Ihe S i n f o .d ret nil mil
lent- hut, ii,..
• I if|i p i ''hunt s and in hi tall, be urged
j a l stutiiiii ,
n i !cr-'i
"ll ’ l” ' morchants o f the city
P", H, ii,,, Billy adapt
■
j work in b.irm.itiv in their effort*'*
eoi<lc;i-t ir :.
, to luiike Sul, i .. i .| the liading een
lei tn.-l, ( ii ■■'( bn>a ! * •♦•(* o f the ro,!ir.il ■ i l mn o f |*’|or
11. .ill\
in i1 id:i.
'Lilt,,',,, * tali'd, is l
|*rc *.,iit|i!i ,,i "l" intimi,
lO Jc-s li", ,. ,,
' Iransmis(hv -if■i>.i•:irl,s imw in
Juv* ai well • incrcaspelunif i f *ti:•<
SULPHUR CLEARS
SKIN RIGHT UP
M Proposed
1ary fI o m e j
rr,vp Shortly
.
Phono 249
/
Mimli* in- | VV li tl.'li ni I I*li ii r .mi i'll «••* F R E E
atii,, ... ,.
' l‘"ilding of j ■Mis MiiiIIhiu \i fiiur
T R IA L
' h i Vurlti \, l .
•'"li"itii„g the
I l r ,l . N. 7lia J
'lull nir n I'rrr Sniniili
of
Land
Ollipi | Vfrnlli n-.Snl|»linr.
'
Nile ,.I
•• I
*l!'*l,f*72
property
'* people
PUtis *ll(
■i . . i .
i".it,i oirl from hcvM
v .1»!v !•;. (A'l
! 'J
ii" ii. " a s kill khinc
•nun ,i
L"it t,
W'l
tn ii,., . ‘‘ ^s of hot '
rIsh" " '
la k e
, '
"'des from
K"" fit!
' , w" r''
LLI* "I crew.
.,r<>'"rUn'n rTV,n* a c,encine. |): v'''1 11
wa rJJflWlcc and ex-’
Z F i * 'lerailcd.
nn,pn<i“' > * Uunm*'
Phone 481-J
’f a l . FIs.
m
i t t , ...
BgfifEJZI
F- ii r unsightly
skin ,*r u p t i n n r
ra.Ji or Midi In
mi f a c . neck, arms
i*r budy, ymi i|*i
i'"t liav** In wail
lur
relief
from
tiifiuie nr iliibai
las inent, fleelares
u nut'd skin •i*e
cialist.
Apply
a
little Menthu-Sulphur and improve
merit shows next
T'
b<* II,*v f
V
)
1 gnninils
A
" a y im
"i
anKatz
.
. **">'•
.
i;•ec.Mlse n f its g erm d e stro y in g
'•I* L;i?n|
•>'
Mu* properties, nothing lias ever been
'"■'iig tbi* found to take th** place nf this
-i.
sulphur preparntinn. T^e moment
’ (""Ig with .veil apply it healing begins. Only
I" a n liitcvts thnse Avho have had unsightly skin
(''
I'l' liiin* troubles rail know tile delight (his
1' I ""'•I and SU Mcntho-Siilpliur brings. Even fit r>
the i '• ‘ ‘Ijii'K eczema is dried right up.
Got a ja r o f Rowles McnthoI'vwnt
l> '
h)' thi.-,. "itvivstad
IT) sulphur from any good druggist.
. ' I 1 <""(< ii n.
Let a trinl o f Meiitho-Hulphur
J
iii..-t I' livi* church show what this means
to you,
N i,
■ '■i-niisj nun „ f Send thv coupon for it. Clip il
now.
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'•* I*,- ..... .
' ,1"a N'um-
t T / I «■■■ ■ ■« . .
- r- “ «
j of the state, Leon,
TCiia Ami Hamilton, the
* , Jprovcred ill the If>2/>
i reported a •predomTjuli's in the white
In Bradford, Volusia,
Kflml'ia. <>t Hige. Ala*
nt, Jacl.-on. .Siiivaimee.
fCWunthia, Gadalen. St.
|pvhtiHd"
unties, ill jen e third o f the total citn
,,f t ti ll i I be .
1,1,11 " '
' " " " n e r c e and 1 ■' l " ’ "i! that the I’elbani Sipiare
women
1si/e.
" ''h‘ "
will I, ad thenI'
>" f l u b e,
|„. estab•lUW'l. 1
,
lit 411 I III
o >T
“ A 1 ;ill :i^i*,; thi* i»m*» nt B.n ltr!t n
1?
•
*rv •*<' 111«11 ; 1 1 under
'
, to
<•»iytnif ,el;t tca
lull*
females is nearly
eivwli.-re
tin* in ,,
''J
Bite". :,nd 1
" oi hIh r- are about ready
I I,f ,|,s;t|.<lly iii tin. mu- htlle larger a m on g negro*
than jhoth i,.t |,'n! T
" l'l,l,' ’d wi’ u ''.r use and :a fe mooring for all
I Henry, lilades. Ilixie and among ivhit<
e ' - d a b ,s .... n s z ; : b i s :
*
:
;
,
:
i , a" ^
counties, according to the most o f the eounties Which have
Hcnitry was given over IK per cent c•f women among
.
" I lie pntpo'i* nf the trip," says
Hfiil nf Iticn among
the the white mltills have im.re negro
.............
’ "mill' m i l l \ iui»,
is
■Clidcs. .W.-'! per cent; Dix women than n egro men.
And
|lo bring to tb.* attention o f yachtIpcr ofiit. and <'"llier, tir*.!l nearly all the cities just im mjnncd
in all parts o f the country
or nearly twice as many and about half the remaining ones
T
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(
c
m
n
«
...........
lioittcn.
o f similar size, or over half the
■iittf, the st.iti aticiai) ana- eities o f 2,fitlll
inhabitants
■jtuatioft wiilt regard to over, have
• ('V I it IN'. Jid
Db (dh ( Oil
more
lemaa • than
iticn "f mi.ib . and fc
Jv,,i Jilinii** now pi'iu* mi between
mates in I lit* negro pi>pii!;ri"ii ■
jfollnWI Infill B «•f Jif *i;i Is
■md
Hrigadi' *' j
l j m" *"in*' rv i being
( ’ " " ’ ■'l l.'iicoln C \nilrews. Aim r
|" an |'r>*lirb:tinn ei ii'icemcnt ehict
,
" 1 'le w I ■ cortiiihng mlci ii:t
|Hio"..l nun : mugghng. a c begin
ning ii. e;ei. ,*. titieit-tm ss ft Mime
i B ri'e b i n . 1, s
> ‘ hr
,..i
” 'rLc'i!.
and Bulloona
MVC.
Drew Retires From
Stage After 33 Years
males in the white .......
( o f . other
,,n<l '*"•
rite s. eti'i y ,.,|,*ng the river
1
Biilgar.a'i band, which is re
all ages, adults m.t being separ- at the
l,M‘ 'Y*1
clearing
" ’Be is declared hy yachting fans ga n ' rig as hi*f a c i n g the Itorder,
'(ted in the census table for citk “ )
l!
‘!
" " 7 '' ........ .
l- some " f the
. ____
____ . , as ',s headquarters at Aflar, near
most beautiful
beginning with those having the In,' „ „ p a vn u n T tV ",
f? rn,‘ *r in Florida,
The stream is d e e p ; . ,
line.
It is led l*v
greatest excess:
nt >° 'nake.
At the
I and de* lured t„
id- al for yacht- U" ‘ '■•ill kn-'iin iiiniitadji chieftain
year
J(|
“ Del.and, Tallahassee. S ( . , V|
I* r e**nt tog ptirpi. i f .
and •' iron , Basil Todoroff. 11
•ci|lllt'c>l a* .| I,
s I bet*
ersl.nrg, KiSMitnnie;.. Ganie-v.lh*. I ie Mmn <|
meet
a
'.’ll
In Lak«* Bete feril, where the is i t. .bled v. eb iiaving 1*0(1 Mace- !
W inter Haven, Orhintb I ake t 'ity, j nteiit yeai |\
I* ' <**nl pa\ ,
i M John' *
Del.and, the doni.ia i'"oit,i.|n under bis com i
Pensacola, Bartow, Si,
lnai d. ingetin* «i*h a number *.f (
Jacksonville,
Plant ( 'jt\lk,'\^\7N^'1b!! U wi' l/ '
'
'
' ' ' r ' h'' 1'11''' '
' ‘7 ' ' ' ,''1
particularly I’ nl:* ii i.ia .
Worth and Oe.la, Tb, v a tf i ,- 1
' ,
>■•■'"•'«.'* and it is :|,
1Rv ' > ' ( i i i n e G I N
t’tutJfnm j.-w , ufiuurJ, }>. () /} Ortroit.
0/ a,u,t,J
ottr „ tUf, „ m„ lJu, ptnoj i b
V f'» Oil any CaJi/tai Car. '
• * * * 1B R . . . To
Furniture Man Is
jry Rectifier P leased W ith R m ilt
[sedAt Rollins! O f Clearance Sale I Inc tir-t sign o f op posiii.., t..
. be Hi n mb g .vcrnnient's ail mu in'
Broadcasting I be July clearuncc - . 11» being ientering
the discussion
has ,|c- 1
j y\ i* .*ir»' ho:i(l(|iiiir(«TH for (inKi'r's i
returned from bis last American !I tha
I on lit hose which come from Tur
t,. tour with ii high opinion o f Ameri- key.
•jV/Cnn taste in music compared with
fifteen years 'igo.
v y * 'i t is no J<»iiK«*r PohsiMo. In* says
f t 'ft> o f fe r a program o f mediocre
HHkV-j? 0* .?*
^ t‘*
Messager, tells
B y 1' .tpe French tln-y kiiow' hothing of
Jaxr, and that in condemning it,
T«y condemn a thing they have
£ f|ot really heard.
B i f * Tho ^ P otation of the Amerian at lover o f no music hut
fo* •Can an
Licirho Dunlnx Powder itoni pritkly
hi
jV "till "if u« false us such
Vcncrnll]
liatlnns always are.
But
don ’t ssro
t'vf. *c'n«iiiv«- lialiy tkin. (,r«,wn uni
co ff at jazz.
We in France
ifitMiJtJ uie J.iiAiho fiqtiid fm prickly
don t know what it really is, we
Judge by inferior specimens.
Ltcxrho Diming powder sooitie* gnd
. “ The day I arrived in New York,
aej),
<-,'-•
luting,
rsilui -ii»i
and every iree
l a s >ii
/■ •
*■•*••.*-■.•-inlgin
alaiii irrilaiinn
irrirgtiiui at
d, ,,nir- Tk-f |lc a,,renliril akin
I beard Paul Whiteman's on ia-snriaandlrHiailiinniMii'al|rdii<pp«ar
trn Interpret
"Cirrus" a work
It keepi baltica tigppy gnd (onCented.
FPC
rpccln"lly written for hint hy
Alwtyt keep I.irerho Duiliiig l‘r,«dei
grout Hymphoiiis!
you cannot imagine what new and
V
exquisite sounds it gave. Its or
cheatration is admirable
I,like
m 'itvorything done with taste and en■w., iTUHted to great artists, it has its
P . Value.
, ^ °’ ni,! J"’17- i" " " " r’ (<"' which
yVv'2
.r;1weran that will last can he writ-
Lime
C titil h fur |»rc cr. ini; ami iiep.tiliiA me, the Hiirfuce.
1he lies! is Ihe cht ;tpe-l
•
fearing , hat the dealers would
I be unwilling to pay top prices for
J llru n ta l rugs
m an u factu red
in
Frani e
I Dealers dci hire ihe
rug.
are
has e v e n better m quality ami co lo r
____
f t )
Y our H O M ^ L
Tii e Atuietnaii- maiiagi il lo keep
(heir -eeret for ovei a vtai, until
|liie\ lil.- pos,
i,| |||,.|, 11 | .| ,,,,(
X
Andrew's Parley With •the Pclaml ('"nim<ieial Club, ‘‘is
British Heads Bee*in
nuse Some Worry
ftuildi
»>i ! I
r
K
PAR01
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-
Notice is hereby ffiven that the
k a s t i i a m i t o n . a . Y., July
of County Commissioners in and
1 John "Drew,
den of the
V1 ‘
t b . l a , . July I,;
( J 1....... . - - f o " I" 1 miniate interest whil, L Z ' ' * f " 1 voy? p? ,loY " ,
.................
i c w , ticitn
-• i A m erica" stage, is retiring. What
comiiY ' ' ' ' tttenter
limit ite
| , 1a ," ' ," K
r« » * <»f the state ns . he or„. ,*f ,,
V co^c‘,,l''‘ ,. -. be
greater than
its hack
Seminole County,
oerniiujic
^ oumy, Florida,
r 101 lcia, will at cti
most beautiful rivers , lie says was bis last „ uT,|ie
Fin.. July Ifi--1 settled up, men in the prime of life r ' - v t"d the St.
, S ch.imb'<
l r i i C
“ s th“
ry at large, and in K l ,, 1
Nt. n
('load
world.
It penrance was made last night’ at
first, ami
t|,cir lend ?,U'":r.,7 , ,ms
hits always been •» tmunlly arrive
next regular meeting* to be held on \J1 ahasskk
has ’determined
,,
' H t ' n n l n ' ’r . ^
W t " "...
« '-i b
’
...............
/'*'!>'
the yachting world tin* annual d n n e r given bv s,m.
u*.. .1
1
1,1 * ltiw,r n*»rth
to its month
.
Tltit was 11"’ «-*;s‘,r- mothers wives, sisters, children, men, , ‘ 'I ’towfinl
OWUr:1
,hv
t'vYebip
day August 2nd, A. D. 1926, at the Col
i ;"
1 ("ksonv.lle. „ tour o f ' th o' did not k„«*w
they «'frt « in|y |
Folks u, this Long lalnmi v.l
po.-sib,|i
R X- l |jirl"’ r* *wra* ami so forth, come later, if at *,n i„..
sh"C -M-'rieulftnal
m"
.
a ,
luge to volunteer
valuator fire-fighters.
"i >■ by local fans is (o be made season- .,,,,• ,,, *,H n®{J« 88|hl nt al hige
who
"The proportion „ f women ‘ i-i 11, t *„
House
r,„. C
House* in Sanford, receive hide
bids for
Mm A^'iitti„f stniiMician.
es week, at ivltich lime logging,
the reci'iit l!'2r, nearly always larger in eities than tion.
. (Hs statement that he was re
‘
organiz.u- I ,* i o m i u g and se<*uriug o f all data
inK of approximately 2000 feel of U ffStd that males still pre- in rural districts, probably because A tract of
tiring brought | |n .limu-s to their
.
"
'
l
l
lu*
umbitakeii.
Rumania Reported To f'-et m a farewell ,,f cheers that
rough work in .nines, forest •
" f land has
and
surfaced l’oad known as the GeJ ’-Hole slate in l!b!r*. the ,v „| on farms is suited to uu-n <mlv ' " ' ' " " selected
I lie spe* i| beat “ Mport,” donated
'•'tied into ;i(,
lasted M'veral minutes.
||js |„. ,
.fa r m
*
. fniiatl from the< census I’and there are now .... „ mnv (.|,.ri; St
1his |*iu pnse by Hubert S. Have Sent Troops To public appearance was to praise
luii r . ,
httoivn as t|>,
( ’(^metery Hoad, same to be built of
■lies expst*ttiled l!Ul p e r ,« al occupations o|*et, to women j,|
•' , ""* a I' k . i I enliiusinst, will Dorbruja On Frontier’ll1 unscll i.di iniblte service o f tin*
bv'.VT.., l|,|j,,S |i,n' 1 l"
ikf population under J I,, eities.
'I he four eounties tnea- tuan.'iged
firemen.
.
Koek base Finley Method, plans
without anv f..,.,,, .
•’•Hseii 'ttalie (he 11 ',, with writers, photo' rt.||t of the adult P"i»* Honed as containing the largest
vtaphcis .•no| fans in general in
»
i
fa non
„ oh '■;N,NA
««• -(«
H is re
specifications may be had from FreJ
‘in tiling I ho d" -,red information.
proportion o f men have no cities
!, ' ' l l " " 1 Bucharest that the
' lir .-,- 1,..,,,
. ...
Pr. iinmor
Harper states.
states, IS
is with as many as |,00U people and
Kiiuiaiiian
The
St.
J.'ln,’
:
River
is
declared
1h<* piirch:
Williams, County Eng*ineer bids n j
'eminent has dis'
an untleveloped lumbering stock-raising a n d 'eon imti b.il1 a tt'.iig
contingent of
and tlllist 'oecu*>v' ' t'he'
", ^ " ' 7
li! >" ’I ,U'" " l-V. n w r o f any
. siz«* in
it3tc.
For
that
rei
Islructiun
work
o
f
various
kinds
are
ttvatn it si,,
' :h '•‘ "'I or etil |the I'mied Stat. S ivhicli flows
in the hands of the Clerk on or w I j j,, the state and must their principal industries
ih*. -rone of tlie recent
at |>res- I purchase.
The I - ! 1,1 m ,,1*r lt' e , !" ,|th.
It i . navigable l*v large
''I.* "it the Dohrudia frnn10 o’clock A. M. August 2nd, A. I), u 1 sties have always hfid'cnt.
| "Id for spcculai,.'..
Wl11
be I
steam. ,s as far ;,*utli
as
Ihe it""p><, it is reported,
! than n"ttieit* even hi | "Guunting only «*iti<
: which bad larnier pa! s f, e tb. '""T " * * ’*- lb, ; Na,.t„n |. t.. uliieh point freight
''
•
e
n in-1nictedkto force Imek
The Board reserves the right to iJ
l 0 r tw‘ , folliaving
the j over
2,500
inhabitants
„
„
.
.
................. "t I!*2o, the *land by one b»ir . ‘ ,‘ar," ,r " f the Meaineis are operated dhily from
invader- crossing the border
in
when women were in Jfollowing had more females than Dd the c o n l r *
,>avn" ," t »• time 1Jacksonville.
9
from Bulgmta
any or all bids.
in the neighboring
i
rov ery that a g ro u p ..f titty \r ■
*meninn refugees have e - t a b b s i o d
I t belitse K
m llu Illtle
town o f
l i 'o g o l n i ( V a r l ami are turning out
r u g s that deceived the most c a r , . - 1
ful p i ofessii.na : rt.g In ner-
1 92 fi. '
I E Still Predominate
St. C l«„d B o d ^ r , ; ; ^
WQtotpOfFlorida Rennrt Push Development
T o ? f - S t |J?hn,8 tR lver Is P ,anned
V -v
fi
1 1 E R A M ) . F R I D A Y . J U L Y Ifi
< & ■**
of the h l"* -(> P ly u : ; ; ital c i t y
10 lbs Sugar
65c
No. 2 Osceola ( ’orn
14c
( ampbclls Pork Am
Beans
j
:i"" 25c
No. 1 Tomatoes
8c
No. 2 June Peas
m e
Grandma's Washing
Powder, 6 for
25c
WHOLE MILK
EDGEW OOD
Grocery
M cC u ller’s
Grocery Co.
■
1 lb. Can Maxwell House Cof- , /
fee, L im ited .................... -$ .49
24 lb. Pills. Flour............. 3 Cans No. 1 Tomatoes - - - 2 Cans No. 2 P e a s ................
3 Cans No. 2 Van Camp Peas fi Bars Clean-Easy Soap - - - 3 Packages of Macaroni or
Spaghetti ..........................
No. 2 1-2 Cans Pineapple - - No. 2 (!ans ( rushed Pineapple 10 lbs. Irish Potatoes - - - - 10 lbs. Granulated S u g a r * v ; ’
Limited................... - „ .
.65
3 lbs. Hilley Belle Peaches - - -T
1 Ib. White Bacon - - .............
5 Cans Tall V. C. ('ream - - - 1 Ib Clear Brook Butter - - - Armour Star Hams, Ib., - - -
Breakfast Bacon, Sliced - - - 2 Ib. Nice Prunes....................
2 Phila.Cream Cheese- - - - -
^ INI Sanford Aw. Phone
Herald Want Ads Bring Resulted
|
nit <iil ion.-.
Tnmpu
\'i'W t
Service!
| 11, i„
vnui.vvUi'g r.iinji.i ;u,,| |*| ,
< *(
TJvpfv’ \ & |» Salesman
littims (he ini|xirlarice of
ci.iirlL‘N> he mut‘(H you with
a smile, fills your order ef
ficiently and promptly—
assists you hy suggesting
itnns which you may have
forgotten. Avail yourself
pf A & I* Service Today!
Sweet
Cream
--
Rich cronm
pure
and sweet Imw v/uotlj
it makes your break-j
fast f ruits or cereals. 1
Sweet c r e a m for
w li i p p i n e; adds so
much to the appear
ance o f your dainty
desserts.
Bqrgess Milk
Products Co.
110 West Second St.
1J*
A&P Creamery Butter
Fresh cut from Tub, lb„ ..
A&P Creamery Blitter
IVr Ib., in Cartons,.....
1
A&P Evaporated Milk
4 Tall Cans fo r ...........
J
Iona Ripe Baby Beans
No. 1, 3 Cans fo r........
A&P Salad Dressing
4 Oz. Jar 13c; 12 Oz. Jar..
S
SE L-R ITE
no SANFORD avf :.
POTATOES
l f i l b s . , .....
N a 1 1-4 SLICED 1)ELmonte Pineappfe, Can.....
“YE ONLY ONE”
No. 2 Corn(12 Cans....
GA. BELLE
Peaches,.6 lbsI f .....................
n
T‘ o m e r N “
7
" W
^
| r o m
P iq q lij lU iq q lM i „
o n e ,K « « I,
P'f i OU u,hal lhe,J »• »« and be on th.lr,
--
No. 10 Enameled
I
«
C le a n se r............................
2 Pkgs, Grandma’s Wash
ing Powder and one Alii*
gator Glass..... ........... .
Sunnyfield Bacon
Sliced, Pound Pkg.,..... ....
f ft
.
Ga.Peaches £ 35c
NO. 2
5c
' *• • s vl
NO. £
Tom atoes 0 9 c C O R N
VA. COIHU.ER
•A&P Kitchen
>
...
Dish Pans 39c
Sultana Apple B u t t e r
7 1-2 Oz. (i h iss , 12c;
30 Oz. Jar,......................
* -Yi!
j ovf/uiuVbj
2000
P iqqlq UJiqqlij Stores
^ a i l i m ’ a i a a q e — e u e n i Td a u ,
A&P Ketchup
14 Oz. Bottle..
A&P Matches
Large Box ......................
"
: ,P : v
Sunnyfield Corn Flakes
3 Pkgs. for....................
l
ii
V I'W ^(||,'|^ With the millions
he " ole in i ...il. George F. Get/.
1r" n ■' z"o "i ins own for iinttisc
j itfui iniw.
|(,. js in town now (o
see about an elephant, two tigers,
two leopard-, a panther and
a
python, which he bought in Sin
gapore and which are to be shipped
to bis farm in Holland, Mich.
SMILING
u ^ on« r°und
'
z,Ml
''■loped.
In some * lopping c,r
elcs and oilier sources n i.i e»-|j ’
Dial legitimate trade shipments t
I roin England to Argent inn by way I
o f the Mr t Indies nmv po-siidv hi-1
Slllljcpt to umifccssary
scrutiny ! ~
and delay.
n x a a K t i a a x n a B B BBa BHHHilHnnHHHaBaRaBHHHaaaVHaH||a||B||a
It is felt that Ibis would In* true
ll Ihe right III search were extend
Oil to Hiiitcd s tales revenue nil
tern, even if the search for ..........
"e n * carried out with the I*. , >,|
MSSSnP ®
Geo
Ill Ns O W N
Plenty of
Parking Space
I
•Wl
7c
10c
49c
mm
WESTBEN STEER
zr:
•
"m im m
•W»;.
i
PORK
O ' l ij.
-
" ! { , I 1'
f •.»
�J > J ,' .11
Wf.
pAvT-td
W ;
’■ w K
-V W F W ? :> S v P r * - •/ -P/i'«■*$?.>>.
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T H E S A N F O R t ) H E R A L D . F R I P A Y , J U L Y 16, 1926.
Sanford Herald
every mtiermmmm
M t f ( I M*»(«r4. FlarMa
til R l i u l l i A rtau
Ended By Fate
The ease
little tricks
I' U Rerand Class scatter, death o f A.
•r ST,- 111*, at the Poalofflce
Itforrl. I'lorliU, under Act of England to
». 1M7.
.
As Brisbane Sees
with which Kreat enterprises are thwarted by
o f fate is brought home in the recent tragic
B. Elliott, veteran airman with Alan Cobhnm’s
Australia flight.
'
.
Plans for the trip were worked out with the greatest
.... icdiiae ••d^j»«M*e» f ronsicleration for tiie minutest detail.
Weeks were spent
M n. jo .Vrs . mV E bV * RdltCr in perfecting arrangements, mapping out routes,
compiliing
weather
data,
figuring
gasoline
consumption,
et
cetera.
■ r a u r n iP T i o N h a t k k
I’. Yenr— 17.00: Six Months--IJ.Kfl
Finally the flight commenced, progressed
gratifyinglv
Ivered In Cltv liy Carrier. per
Ik. ISo.
Weekly Edition IT 00 for more than half of its 1-1,000 miles, and then was halt
hr»«r.
________ 1L‘<i by a little steel jacketed bullet, scarce the si/.e of the
At, noticri aii obituary 1pencil butt used in the elaborate compilations o f require
rants of thanks. resntu*" meats.
and notices of entertainments
Nere charge* are made will t>e
fr**d for at rrgu.ir ad ven d in g
THE DUAL {THRONE
It
M
in°tb*» ,nrsp"r0,nnd°,a't^wfi:: , V,,inK in lhrt,L* sm m (ls » l!i^ ‘ m piiring three months to
ll finwi |ii»l»11nil #*«9 ht>rttln
AM plHI),
1«ht* of rppuhlVatlon of npertnl
|lllplUfhni hnretn fire nlio ree»*rve«i
Fate
is over present, and the best planned enterprises
-are
subject
to its whims.
A plane crash, or death in a
F R ID A Y , J t 'f .Y 16. 11126.
storm or by starvation was to be expected, but the tragic
manner of Elliott’s demise came as a surprise, an ugly surS K .T H B TIBRALD PLATFORM
f t * - —Deeper water route to Jack piise reminding us of the unseen power molding all rnen's
I
sonville.
■destinies.
ty—©oiistnirllon of Rt. Johna-Indian River canal.
■Inn o f white way.
Tutlmming pool, tennis courta,
Aviation is fraught with dangers, but it was not an
aviation hazard that ended the veteran Elliott’s life
It
was an accident of the type that any of
is apt to enK*S«. «te.
counter in daily life, a stray b u lle t g u i d e d
fate to |oi(ge
logmen ting nf building pro in a *
'
h iintji > 1 ’body.
, gram — houses, hotels, apart
In a rouges!ed city it is easy to understand how bullets
ment housra.
SL\v e o v e r / )
Social
’ 18
S. D A I U E R , SO CIETY E D IT O R
1Friday EveningrKridirn
riub ”
*
5
°
t
e
. Cr t ' l
WITH ^ p a R ’ I’ y ' i m o ' < ! m W | ^ ENTERTAIN |!Gl,(l(dVnieRiTtIgeCliib|
Of MiIS. By id
At I, each - l , t M A K H IN HONOR NEWLYWEDS ^H^rtumed By Mrs.! MAS? ,u9,R0THY KAV b e c o m e s BRIDE
OF- ID RON STEPHENS THURSDAY
.
w» s Urn picnic .&
tern Irwia.
.......
..........
....
w «Jnesd«y ;
efreshments
of ices, cakesv and ,
i........ Hinge
ami
swim..............................
ming parly given Tin
MEETING POSTPONED
The Social meeting o f the Wo
men's Missionary Society o f tho
H rst Mothodixt Churrh In have ifl&i
First National Mank
interesting
I, c n held Monday afternoon haa
'
wedding
in
which
must
inl.-rlay afternoon when
Mrs. f'lvde ^V,',T ‘,f
I
*'
wVn
’
s,‘
l
yed
l.v
the
hostI
Th.
members
■ honor guesi.i
Tynte
|
e
mony
the
y
ou
n
g
couple
left
in
their
I1......
I'ostponed
until
further
notice.
Sanford
r
-d.i\
t
is
centered
and
which
came
as
M
onday
Hyr.l entertained members o f th,'. 1. *
evening
a lovely 1 c- ! >s/'• 11 Into hour. Mrs. Ia; Cler.|; bridg -dub wen- pleasantly enter a compb ti
----------- Ph
•nr for a short wedding trip and Members arc naked to bear this
Slot > Ibi-a1
, 1opt ion Mid,u ed ,,
' " i n was bcautifullv gowned in taiue.
surprise to their ninny after August 1, Will lie at home to in mind.
ISub 'l",|,T'
J
1
bv
th-School Friday Evening Bridge chib, at her !
Wednesday afternoon by friends
s
inin
nfN
,\
|
"
’•
'is
(hat
of
Thursday
aft
.......
''doreil
georgette
over
self
Mrs.
F
S
i.tr
I’ri'"'"'
•cottage
at "Willnir-Hy The-Sea "
ml Mrs. s. i toned satin.
I'.'ge at her horn.
friends at their recently c o m
nt ' '
,
ernoon at ;i:.:u o'eb.ck at the First
A • D win at th-,', )
'near Dnytomf. *
' ' enilf
-o Mi
pleted
India A vt in,,.
Mrs. John D. Jinkinx and Misfiua
................... I’n ' ;
, I aptmt ( liurch. when Miss Dorn- Street. home at 111 West Sixth
i'U- ;
Among the guests were; Dr. nnd
I The merry party motored to t|„.
' irgmia and Helen Jinkins who
home was beau-: thv Eleanor Rav became the bride
I
lie
munis
o
f
th
C h » '.I......MS'
! Ufnlly
Kelvinnlor ia not an
bench in a body and after a mosf Were no.-lied ensnitc
Mr
SIophi ns is traveling in a have been attending the Kpworth
with baskets o f , <d Bynm St. C|„,,. Stephens th1ZllUll.e
delight fid-swim, the hostess served
Mnait
co tunie o f midnight, bide I League ;iss« ml.ly ;,t Bradenton, aro
muni, but ia tried nMl|dj
Mimmer
flowers,
impressive
ring
cerenmnv
being
,sb'i.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Itenrv
Mr,:'l
«
veritable
The
Ik
Ilocal Istwci 1 1001111 . ami |»r ||,.llPy McLaulin
V*l)l* '
|v
1 a delicious I’ ienic lunch,
During " i t h *11111 h* n-s nf
•• M-it mg at Miakka as thn
. . .
were further cm - 1pertnrmcd bv Dr F li ‘ King, m georgette combined with taffetta 1
T ens of thousands „[
phasized 11. tl„. , ;l||y (.a n ,s>
, the presence' •f only
'
evening swim ming and dancing zinnias and other ,l-"sic>. rosesguests o f Jasper Crowley.
and
embrodereil
in
chenille
in
hnr1
lu
>
i, • a ','!1 ■VrsNarrold, Mr. and
users.
immediate
again enjoyed until
» t„j,. the pastel tints 1 1,1 n.nvers in '
nionizing tones.
Her chic hat,
(|lli(.ktv in the i faV'i|V.
M E. Helm. R«v. Tenny . The hour-, p ,fettle Avenue.
•mbined with
' Imur,
•! G. Smith o f Valdosta, Gn., was
was a picture o f g irl-' shoes and other accessories arc n|earn-, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Went, miere ting game o f bridge and af- 1 , 1 10
tmbden hnir ferns.
Kelvinnlor Platt
' *''d Thur-.lay attending to
I
Those enjoying this a ffa ir w e r e
" 11'"-il Minober o f (irogrvs- 1
beauty 111 In-r wedding gown of so of blue.
•A most delight 1 -d mu ical prn- •V” ,a,,Jl Mrs. L. c . Ilehoiit, Mrs. V
Mr. and Mrs. .fames L. Wells, Mr
" a s rendered dm i"g the evening 1 « ■ l/oveless, Mrs. Ella Town- sums,
I lie bride is the only daiigiiter >.f ’" ' “ , •l’ " 1 wa . ., guest at tho
....
,
!
white
satin
with
overdress
o
f
sheer
t
McEnnder Arcadcl
DC..11" "I".
I
prizes award
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ned ( lui
"b u ll
included soprano
For having high ; " b it,, organdie, made lias,pie waist 'll' and Mrs. Jolmson llrooker Rav
Miss Flora Mcsolos, 1
aSTKZ[ M. \ ,, , , 'louden. Mr. and
1 had, \\. A. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. M’urc. \|1 s. .1 ii Minins was given I with ova neck line outlined with I •'""I is an imusually talented music ’
" b e n Fm With
Mrs.
Rraxt
amt “ Svl
a tuindmade * 'id
*'
and "*fe. Ihiytona Daggett, Mr. and’ Mrs.
via” sung by
The l.ouffant 1 'an. and is a popular inemliei o f '
N " . Barri I' " f Ramhridgc, ( { a . , '
table cover. "range Ido *«m,s.
Eugi’ m- ...
is. i
„
s, , v" vr - Mr- nwl Mr«- »• Second bigli
.Mitchell and |
lie. Hr. and Mrs. \V.
(Jardim r I ‘ ""traltn solos
" ’<>■ prize, also a | Km*I wus mmlt* with unovon lu»m I •he younger social set. s h e is a ,,,TU' " ' •» •he ' ’ 1•y Thursday for a
'l B
cars
‘ j.. II j liuinp , n , IMrs. Mike Wilson and Mr
table cover, w,
and at the waist line was n |graiiuate o f the .Sanford
I *' »'«>m Now ....
High i',a y " f n f, w day; attending to
in Mrs. A \V. ,
.'Iav>ime," sung |
' |I'lisiiHvsM.
f’SttpilC" . .I.'ll'k Dll Mrs. f'lvde Hvrd.
urge white satin i.ow draw n, S hImdiI.
*'v Mrs..T. G | >\.'less a 1111 a vocal 1 Amelia No d,.. Mrs. J. E. Baker, Lowe. I II.. ,
ice. a deck of
A. I). R<IS|Kit
* paybuni Reach;
bridge lard-, 1
duel,
through
a
bueklc
,,f
orange
idns
'
M'ss
Ruth
<
rnwford,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Won
l.v
Mi:
s
1
,
.
“
s,e
t
•
mine."
|,v
\ir.
1
Ml';
Ste|.hens
is
the
son
o
f
Mrs
eiin.ihl.ix — ll,-M|1|
|
•Piiyb'iia Reach;
H t ( arh M
* 'f Wilmington, N.
loms.
Her hat was „ heeoniing i r.li/uhcth Stephens ami js also
Itebout, and M
'
'.V " " " Er'ekson.
Mrs.
Cecilia Myrtle .lones.
(•mi l liiln,
l.nv
I,
Mr. and Mrs
[kck-eiodie;
G.
II.
1' . l < m I he I,v f "r a brief stay
I li-.mas. Mi . and Mr
I b ury Herndon
P" Due model fashioned o f flesh ~ijiD'ijU, of
A l ib
Ned Smith
Sanford
High
All mil in,-, 1 ,.. , 1.,
>"
or
Die
game
spent Thursday id Coronado Reach.
PINK I'.PDIT'i'U,' ; 11111 I raiv.
•r m art ing b
the (ithl
nil*-.
W. I,
I III lllsl,. I
.......
later attend.'.| t|„.
and
arid i.
Mr
ami
All
•M'l"
•
'
Were
o
f
whit
.
1
.
11
e-'lu
,•
■
kid
W Ini .St
•f Day
"• Ar* at Atlanta, tin
" g '.f I III. ki ll
1-i
I
M
Irimming
Mi-se ■- Elsa Wilkey ami t •race ; 1 , "a Reach a 1
T flesh pink
"• I‘In lad"lidna was
..... '""rei.-il art|st and is
bt.ri cake top
luirsda v
W.
1
1
.hurt
;
ni " f •ate i i irvafs in
11tillion. Watson Wallaiice and b.lm !.,(
fljVM* - • *'' I
'•
will,
it,,
\
|
>
,
'"I'ping
"
am
and
l
i
ml
'•
rock
(
S
o
,
-b. MmoI" " K'1*' 1 1 Hownig t|„. , ,.|e
I • " " I i registerkilt; '•>1 1 '
m: ai’ em \
U m m liv li.rmo l .1 congi-tual 1 -iii
Mi
l.uml.pii.i -s1" ■i*t Sunday at
the bo
. I ,
Hr. oid 'I'
11
motoring to Day 1 oiia Reach I'luir,V- I1
D'e borne o f her daughter and Ju
'.. pretty p.n
KLEIN <; i |i s N \\ y
•lay.
I
Kai l# r ||.in
|1W«‘ ..............
•ml 1 , || b.t iIS11 I I at t lie holm. "• l"'t' s"ii. Edwin
ib < llW It ||, ,\t |
tirm
ti
kin"'
-V'.
I aimpu J .
•1.0 k -,in illa
Raleigh
King,
".ig
Die
I \ K Kill n I 'fanvSoien retire
nf W.-l M R;
Mr.-,. N. I, Jordon o f .bn k on
m ib•nger. Mrs. .1
t\ 'null!,
Die w.. 1•■E but ( ‘ooininmlei
K <rli"i man.
villi- anil Mr
Noah Fry is l.inl.ling an apart i
K Gray. Ml'A M. Richards of
Jao.1, D*nt'. Klein J r , coiniiumd
|Bcvl->r filin'l""I’alatka are
ni""!
garage
expected to
arrive
•I <'. Stapler, 1 ant ,1
p. Jlav’-r. -li"
•be Imval an station. \vh„
I here by motor Friday i«. lm ihe
•"
<>f Tampa, | •m- b it ibe n a n after 24 vein 1
" •■.V1 Ml
W I! Hoiton. Miss
.
Btnnrlt.
l
it
t**n.
■guests o f tit
112 Park A vp.
Palmetto.
Mi.s..
:
•
Hfif.'ii
.
hh
I
\
|
is
w
y
o r m c r ’s daughter,
Iii" Williamson family
: r n I. .*, has -ecu loo milch o f It,
D. It. Hodges, \||(r
1 barb.He. \. • !
.Mrs. Verne ('. Messenger.
After ^"arl. - o f llalkm.lale. Fla. w.-r.- 1armil from a tw.i weeks' has rc
'V
" b.'M he wants ad
|
scmimii.i :
visit
to
Associaii ,
in*I and Mrs. i>. i VCOloie tlow In I
spending several days here they auim.g ibe iiMtor..-, .m , i , „ g
iiii'ir former home
•iii^ in •lodge
( icorgia.
Bardigg. N’r" V-rk; M. will heaeeouipaiiied by Mr
f
I.oney M< Molli-n
\|,.K
'
" I v Ihur day ami an- pleasant Ii
’ axis, having ha d .piile
1iU#lctpfu.i; I ill Marx, senger mi a trip
.'i few
I*M
‘,|
1
1
*
.
|
.it
F. Vause and <i(lu-rs|
t,, '|.'t. |.„
. mmol.
'Ir Railing' r was
•hrill . .-ha log •b i man siil.in;ft-mi
• ><>i'(l 2-st(iiv hulls,- "ii ( bean A y " . , m i "
N o, I’an b. Rain
last week.
Elk front
Miami
and
other
points
.,n
t|„.
.1
n
«l
r
{ ii'iic v a
I n . log nirsliip:..
|k Kor» - .m l tie. \oW
Mam SI. (i I'nuui.s, :*, Ix'iiruulMs . g ; ttsig o .
I’hisl
Coast
where
they
will
A \ ;u I,t M i >
.
i
it
Mrs.
Neese
and
<
hildren
and
fa
\
\
dining
;
'
l
i
..ml
Mr1 H. > 1
Muu
" and Mrs. Dier
friends and relatives.
Malm. ieeo,„p„„i,.,| JV],
•SSO. Mo.
; • R I' hill
I South, \aid • la. J f
I
M
m
aid
M
<
a
om,'
v
die are m
I' l"l III.I I'l.Wer A
•ml Mrs. Uali,e,| Pierson Simdav
j t lie 1 II \ 11,
I’lsmpa; .1 I* Rnire.
i l it mg IIll'll
Ib'.'llll ll III III.Ill" Oil <b e a n
V I II route •" tile home ,,r ,M,
•M "end <l,’.sn,"nii
l o o m s . | In‘1If", mis,
to then Ie,
; Mr ,m.i dr Jeflei
'It • D. O Hunt of
Mrs |
"" I of tile Rail'll Total .1* l.ake and
l'"Uei
lines,
|. oi '
( l't-1 -fir’ ll |iii|r||"
i':ii;u ’ "
We I I .... •
I lllle. I he liole e guest o f
Man
nil., 'll «•
? 2 ”i0 mo.
•I ,m| Fort I'let i .•I M,
Gray at her le.im
no e \\ ac biior of
:W M II- p
li
Rniignlnw
l o o m s . *2 I. ' i l t o o m
'I r atid Mi i , •I "'sehi and I w<>
Street.
It II r•
•i are i I'uding
g .'t l.iV . O "
Mr
I• I
\«»i nrr Iim
...... . |.i |IM* \t u ) •fl* Itinlin ■ho
11 ' Sanloi .1 daughter-.
A \ ",
■l
■
S
ara
Ik.i
'
ii
■
>
I
al
her
home
Bernard
o
f
j \venue ha:
SI 2.I .
I " 1 celebrate.I
«»> i’ %r ii iiik jmmI
In mnsif mul liilk* frmii •I(Mi »ihi|
ed home after I akelaml.
I " " ' Die day here Sat
lii
\\\ quark
lUirlH Of I III I'tMItlf -) .
Dd i a w ii ti ,
.peiidmg th
'I Vrt Ie J. uie: i ( l.a.b.iie
I 11 > w ek . in
Atiolltir
l!itiii*;ilou.
inlay
tailing
..„
,,|,|
f
rj,.„,|
*|'J,ey
-I
M
i
loom s.
Mill! | -•l’* Ml s 11»Ill’ll, IHlliiwMil, fUM| M-IMlIrSfl.
o lihi'l.iiid. r and
Il i m i i >'
i visiting m th< 111 a Ih. •Lick 'Oil VIIIe.
lie little .'III I
' *i mill
an- plauumg u. move to a farm
lot.
rn rleil.
I III lllsll, ll
•i Fort
Mead,'
D’hi'.ig". I
o
f
Mr-,
j
n
|attie.
"■I
with
game*,
i nil fli
,ti#'.ii t .aim - \die .soon.
"Min Hull Is mm «*—Mill flu* tltflM fll.il
Inesilav
They
- J |i p..iii.l.
i. ut . m i e .. 1 1
Mill*.
Mr. an
'Ii
>1ge R Tar j ,
•tm* i t' I"' I.itD 2 story lions" «.n t u| m r. scrn'iiMrs. Leonard’s
tJ. T " mil.
button
o
f
<
III.
age
III. iiinveil m i
* he Dorcas ladies are t" hold a
lire many friends o f M,
R..l.\
ie into it in the
••(I ami jDassi'i1 |.oivlt"s iipsluDs ..ml ,|,,\vn.
*n. I, n"g» ■
y
VAR
I III'
Lamg will be glad lo b a i n that Ilie ell \ Tiuit da\ ami will spend j I'tcnic at the home o f (he president
l -Jack<»mdie
Ihe ladle, of M j K, ( hlircli have
i o o n is , • Dmiruoms. 2 luil hs, s m e r ,
vend
dm
lu
re.
At
present
I
Mrs.
Ililiu
illicit, 2 cur
s,i * i " doing nicely a fter an op,., ,
I iiiidijuist Oil •Inly 21*.
planned
an
ice
cream
slipper
a!
Die
iRM
p.i:
It
u
•'
Ihcv are s)o"pitig al the Semi- j
irartiRu, t o m p l H i K l u n i is h n l
202 N. Park Vie
Dpen Halil III I*. M.
Phoiir 71
lion Thursday morning at the Fer
liiirrh
I b . Ri on nice will give an
David Speer ,.f
8220. M o.
Hole
Mr and Airs. Emil .Magnusoii
.Idlesmild-Laughton Hospital.
' " t s o f Mr. and
bad
as
dinner
U
guests Sunday Mrs.!
: Slr>. I’ \ \< •Id l. rt
I.' Sunday ami
W E ( A N S L I T L Y Y (M R N E E D S
R.ev. and Mrs. S. VV. Walker ..f
Miss Mat v Stoiuoff, who has Magmismi's |iarenls, Mr. and Mrs. ,timid i i
The cliiirclu • al e having pli ndid
(for Jack-on\ill. ii here
been
studying
violin
at
Norfolkat
tendance
at
ID.
1
.vrier
and
children,
her
p ra y i meetings ev
ad a month i-it mg at j 9 ' t’etershurg arrived here Thm
will hit iv<* lirfv l‘*J'H|;iv <'\t |bi;other, Elinci and wife and Mr
day to he with their daughter. AD .
t Beach
Mi
(•: Raul, i •ii fi'uiii Miami ! * r\ Thursday evening iiiiint.ci ing
The 'peml'lij; . lew w•ek.i with Mr. iin11 mil lilt to HI Their goal is |un
“ ” l*y i-aing, who underwetil an "in g to spend two mi.nlhs her*' II' "tiderlmi k ami sou. Hark
two l*l( Tiiosilny for thei
f flight rii!in., ,| lmme , " l ’*,ra tion ^al Die i'erutild f.aught' i. with her parent s Mr. ami Mrs M
Mi
I
•derm 'll
Ntoim.ff al their home on (Vlerv ; home in Georgia.
om I .iiir.ii*, S r . afii'r i ‘ "spital Timrsday morning.
IMiimic I.t 7.'1-\V KM).! Mai,, St.
A venue.
|i< v.n.il i ■ .i " i. tela '
I
hr
Dr\v(\
Wfrlh
Mr.
and
. Mr .. J. F. Flake has n-lui m d to I IVoiiisol.t Station
Mr-. I. H Rebo.it ami - in .11 on * ml^ 'i*»gnii:.<>ri and Mr. and
Da> tcua IJejirh. Fla.
her home al Hustings, aftei p.m
Or, of I h*' be-1 f.,i
' aim 1 in 'sem mot.
'\illard
teav
l*
’
ridav
afteini.oii
|..r
i
’b’
b*t
Hcniy
l.umhpost
were
S
l
i
p
Vil’. i r. 1■.i ,11 .i |
• tog several Weeks here with lo
•**i i*t
^
iimi.
land I 1 \..rt Ii <ii
Jacksonville, " here Ihev will sail ,,tlr R "e‘ ts at the home oT hit".
« M..I
\ , ut,,,,. daughter. Mr- Robert < . Tluashe
All am!
ll| #|}||
being cleared ami
on Die S. ;■ < lierokee" f,., \ ,.u ,d 'itiia Lund i o i on Saturday ei.
11 Mi** n 'l*iy *
lor the plow.
Th,
Vink to
ml lb" oi.iin.-i visiting MU|RIhe tit.image o f Die hill!
N. II <Do tier and R. T. I lira J,
ltiIf ai Triij'i* |S plat te l into III acre tracts. L<*a
relative:
’ ’ t wo came a a -urprise.
er
motored
*
|..
Hor.iiiado
Reach
I inh ;nI|C•IMS pi opert y.
Priced considerably
The hosti
!>
•■veil refreshment
l.ol at, I hursday where they :.pi nt Die
•[,
‘es to Die H? pres
l
Mis. A D io l i t / and her house g >| creaiii and
Fi Inv day.
I b e . - a t t e n d i n g from out
i guest Mi. Gerliml. Stern leave ,M,L
-I. \la , I
»’ •’ •' i 'D-ss Alary Megmar ha- re Saturday t»i iMIian. A la . wliere nf town were Mr. and Mrs. Emil
•Ml I'irsl jNialioinil Hank llld^r.
Telephort 7;iJ
signed her po-ilion al tjle I ir-t Ihcv will pend a l .trniglit with S job lo in ami daughter. Marie, .4
I Knoxville, I etui.; iMr. and
AD .
I National Rank and leaves next rela liv .
S A N F 0 IM ), FLO R IDA
i Edwin Pet. i on and daiigiiter, Ed
I
"ter.
'Week
for
her
home
at
Nashville,
Real E state
Insurant
bin sday |Term.
Fredci a k Klne: bit Thill'S lav ! vvin». Elim i l.iiruhpiist Jr., and Air
,i l......
i aft ernoon l'<.I* Swiiim.iiHir, N ( ’, (and Mrs. Edgar Niobium and three
|o*
•'"t'i
Dr. and Mrs. R. |„ Kurtz. „ f I where In- ha S M cepled a po.lt loll. children all ..I Holly Hill; Alls.
Volie Williams and cliildren an.I
j Noivata, Okla., arrived in Sanford
Mrs. Nelson of Sanford, Mrs, IM
i I hursday afternoon
for a short
i ' \ Mero, U .1 .1 lugpen, 11 mcr l.um!>iuist and Melvu o f (,m
"l Mi-s stay, while touring Florida enroute ( . I' iiRos. and Hill DoRose were
"Jay lor , to their home from Cuba
where among ili".-e from .'-anlord pend dcrville, Air and Mrs. Wester and
Air. and Mr-, Rehnberg and th< ir
Mi.
"I * mu |they spent some time,
Tlnir diij at Divloiia IbaTi.
children ivilh
Mrs. Larson
and
i’ 'ine I., i
I
'•I P-iid
•’
i
tlendor
,4'y-
a•^ssri.-r.'Ssr.
^Arrivals
TOMORROW
THE
Governor!
and Mrs. Smith visit
President j
f'oolidge at hi- Adiror • \ fish- I
ing camp.
The thin
lint the
1 President ami the governor will not
sny <ui this <ic •isuin will lie mi1 mcroie- anil m e resting,
That meeting be it sniil r< ‘ JICCt
fully, inigbi o mini you nf Sully
\\ eiihelm
la \ •rite saying when
-•III nf Ie III|M*I "l-'nr what I am
I bulk lug .ibeiit ■ 11. villi Cull ii I llu
1 me |uil in tail
I psala
(irupcville
NOW OIM- I
Standard Itart
Shop
( ’rcatiiiK A New l)omininn
t
TKLKHfONE
Elton J. Mouirhi
Aitcurm * 1
r
honored by his presence.
For Miss Wills we wish n hus
band worthy of her, if such 11 crew- ,
lure could possibly be found, u big 1
family nf children, including one
genius that could do for American
state-.mnnship what she has done |
for American tennis.
Fluriila has lieen nialignei(I at a great i'<‘tD‘ l>y w riters in
newspapers and magazines Dial are lll is ll il i t li n r il nr inn
in f re IS
si il ut iunally unfriendly tu this stall
Imt I'vcrv now ami •ll.H It.11kJl«*11 t '
t,ieii snine unrthern puMinitinn of ti n u n tr e e will m i n e s Itii'ii 1 n't lb<
nut with an editorial telling its rcudt i I lie t rut li a I><111 1 et in - Fl u IK•. 11 Oil 1
11ml ! m-la on nl
ditiniis and nppurtnnities here.
MegleleVe.l VhV*,?*»
o
TW O IN TERESTIN G
arrivals
from
Europe yesterday, H elm
Wills, splendid type o f the Cali- I
fnrnin girl, who made European i
j tennis players respect
Am erica,]
i and General Dmbi-rtn Nobile, aide |
1Italian, who planned the dirigihle I
"N orge,” stiperuitendeil its build-,
irig, and then. .1- pilot, took the I
lug airluiat with Amundsen and his 1
ere a-, over the North Pole.
A — Extension of
street
paving kill t h o s e lor whom they are not intended. Imt an a n a ly /a
program.
I lofl o f sin h an accident on H irin g m ;t desert waste touches
7.— Construe!ion o f h a u I e v a r d
on nieta-physical m a tte r too abtruse tor
.
„
around Lake Munroe.
emupreSome speak of predeslination, otic
^•“ Completion of city hcautifica- bond.
umi.-iial
k‘
tion program.
1 m : p r h . i : m •rtttnii goes up
accident. No one can know the truth.
gnuil III «> fill 1 niton
9»—-Expansion nf arhoo! system
gamblers,
Elliott died, and the expedition ended, but the advance lint -in b gnuil news for cut ton
with provision for increased
a *,
facilities.
Tin price goes up hement id the science for which he died cannot
be staved. grnwer
------..--------------More
young men with the a v ia to r ’s vision will die. thous cause nilleh ram means harm to
the giuwers i mp.
The cotton
B I B L E 'V E R S E FOR TODAY
ands of them, but eventually the perfection which
cost gamblei makes In money whetliVf G O D ’S E XPECTATION "What their lives will bloom for m an’s benefit, and
air iransporta- er it rains nr scutches.
doth the I-ord thv God re-mire of turn will become a practical, useful commercial p u rs u it'
Why men gniw cuttnn.
when
tp thcc. but to fear the Lord thv Got!
th**y might gamble ni cuttnn. would I
E - t o walk In all His wavs, and t>> •
lie hard In iiiuli 1 stand but fur the
f - love Him, Hnd to serve . . . Him
fact that limn enjoy
producing
with all thv heart and with all
snniel lung
apart
from
profit.
$ 7 th y soul,” Dcut. 10:12.
was
busy to make I
P R A Y E R —‘‘ Mv soul rejoices I-i
pUfBUo tho steps of Him I love.".
«L>
--------- "
r/
H ER T W O PRAYERS
“ Oh, Firther God.’ ’she whistiered.
..
her liridnl veil yet sweeping.
Ita fragrant silken vapor iiImivc
her flnwcr-wri'Htlied brow
Cy “ Bextow on us thv blessing, thy
Sa T;tender watch e'er keeping
* . Upon our life togetlier, direct
and guard us now."
SOCIAL
Cash Drug
Helen Wills nnd Nobile.
Things Not Said.
Gamblers and Growers.
Frnnee Is Solid.
HY A K T I i r h B R ISB A N E
M opyrl*hi IffM. h j Star Ca.)
Speeding over, the desert near Basra. Irak, young Elliott
I
became
the mark for an A rab ’s bullet, tired at random sev- 1
i ■
era! hundred leet below. Traveling upward with unintended
O f It WISH ( - lu crning General
:Jflwnn n n t a t o c i A T i c i i p m i - ss
7*»Tie Aex'.cint.'d I'rrsa ia oxclua- precision. ihe missile pierced the floor or the' cockpit, en Nobile i* that he stav and work
air entitled to the 11 »•> for roihflCAtlon nf nil news d I*"niche* tered Elliott s body
. and killed ..............................
him almost instantly, thereby in Ibis country, which would |,e 1
■
“Tint Mot, Al
HAITI INVITKS
V. S.
FKIKNDSIHI*
' 11RISTIA \ Si H IM i : MONITOR
i•1111'e ->.s ilelivereil leeent
11 mi Id be |iie s|hie l.u tiie I.at in
l\ m N. v \ nr I,, I .unis Roriio, I h" A met lean count l ie t>. make Diem
Pn s ot..
o f Haiti,
paid
high selves inure -elf -importing and
tnbiio
• the good that has ie a oiioinn alii iml*.i einleut o f ot t|i r
slllt I'll I* ■m the tu at v o f t'.lla cf
powers, -h>.old tl. i
nut
limn
fecteil b. t WI"1*11 ill" Hinted Stcim thought ||. r.
nion
It Would be |... s 1
ami In oiinlrv
(i
friendly etlilnrials
reeenlly
appeared
in tar.
"In no previous .stble for them to build un Indus
William Row
Thompson,
re 1 ten \i in neriiid," tie said, "lias tyie. to 'iinplv the nrodin ts whi. ii l
^ W o m a n s \ iewpnint .Magazine” and makes pleasant read
ing.
“ Fluriila,” snvs (fiat magazine, “ is tin* renaissance cent ly 1 1 1 iii lu ll, ays F ram e is in [ Hint 1 in •Ie sucli notable progress, "are now nurehaseil in the Halted
gnoil -b.ipc ami die low value of ami at 1 lm end of the period Dm Stales, but. he .aid. “ such mile .
after the World W ar a new empire moving forward at an I he fl am ha ■- ■.bled her to p.». Il l'll a
between Haiti and Die pendente i- reouilid only will'll
unprecedented pace.
(V
:o e
more c>.r- the danger exists that one conn
, o f f internal It lit- at less 1 him 2t) ! I " i t ' ll Muter
cents
mi
Die
ut
the
lieginnitig,
while tr\ will diserimin: le against the •
dollar,
a
help
df."l
Dm
great
luip.
“ Never before in the annals of history,” the editorial con
grant to my beloved, so jiravc
ololeiiee and respect o f on •I eeoie.mii la teie'ls o f other t oua ,
WedncMlai •fIII X I l, the French Dll
_^r,'
*nd strong and gifted,
tinues, "h a s any land or project lured such a steadv stream celebrated
i '"Ward tiie ..(her have be tries, that it will adopt
gnat
011 wit icti
unfaii I
K Succexs and
rnro
distinction of visitors and homeseekers as are wending their wav along the crowd
ilnu 0
orison o f I ‘•oiue . "iil irim d and deepened." practices ami harbor im tiiop er1
-Wvli
'midst earth's
illustrious Hhady jungle roads and white coral beaches
toward
this the Rastil
begging the revolu- Oppooi ut i o f I'lesidelit Homo m.ii motives."
;
iR’ iet'
mon;
Dull.
take >x.eptioii to sill'll remark -,
new land where dreams come true.
Instead ot warning against any
hid ir was obvious from the facts
SfP*. fntne anil power his portion,
' uther eon.nmi i ml nencl ration of
" i n fact statistics show that “dill,HUH pioneers
dc luxe
before old age has sifted
" l i i 'b were brought in substantia Haiti. I’ rcM.leitt Itorno took he.
!•R KNC| |
lm\(
gone
tion
t
hut
he
was
sneaking
Die
Its snow upon mir foreheads; have settled within the homers o f the stale within the
i ih.'ic iri.ubh".
. I Tame
tend in lav or o f -iili closer |rude
TI"1 remark, tlmrufcr. js I .elutions will) tin Huit«.#l State- I
A s ;< cotiM'(|iH'ncr F l o r i d a w a s l u e u p i l u U ' d
mny wealth sustain us then.’' 1 btst two years.
will .In ! truth.
" win'.
Fi',01 '*"
; aigin I leu ia mas much us it imh
' in In 1 he building of 1 new M oininion
•»' ' m'tps-aiv to kCI'P heI
a inatlee of Gut, he l.ouil."!
(T en tin g cities, lim its,
elites llu- t lend o f Die Lain
Now thirty year ‘ have vauisbeil.
I
l.suict
among
Die
na
tli.i• I the nrcs.'nt i mie
1 fine roads and puldi
u
t
i
l
i
t
i
e
s
out
id
p
a
l
m
e
t
t
o
p
la
in
s
a
n
d
American
p#dj.
\
M
Die
H
m
i
.
j
mill (III tic I heart are pre.-s
I in* Wolbl. ami >iic will mil
i"'
.eu!
of
Haiti’s
iitinlia
swamps.
sistaiice with
ing
ballkl'i|.'. y. #if Iom her 1 States, a in.In i ..(
'• <0 ,1.1 route
Goto
the
I'm t.i
'*iH
Intel
I'l'iem
e
'
.
.
a
withstanding
Their shadows 1 bill and sundne
"T n e 1 m th li tig record o f
.shows that $:Hm,0UU.00U was
'ate
let the I lilted Stales take!
this
countrv
liatie
ii
serimisl
Olid this today, liel Pin ye I
"''Iv III ner <ent of Haiti’s exports
invested in new const met ion of all kinds wijhin the stale
criticised in mam
I'entrul
and
I I |K REV. Laura R. Gay •i .
I ho g r. : t bull, o f
the foreign
“ Protect the hoard so IIM'llglT, hotels, apart men! houses and homes forming tin m a j o r purM'. iiiiI Pb tsalll. Ii.IVii, I I'll-. i he South American .iuartt*rs and a<
11" <>( tlie i land m e n ill
t.
Dear Lord, o f our |lliSSPSH tion of it.”
'eused of impcnali Ge ambition
C n o t i s a l i ' Siiii'lav Sclu.nl a#-.,
ing.
1 ’ " *e
rills
a . oudil ioi . Pi e - ,
Even Du- Moor... Document ha
il.'il Roino i banned. Dial shoi.l !
The writer of that editorial could discover, too. In con c'al|..ii that non- Ril.lc (ales arc been siihici led to m ,|tg intcrni
Lest, with olrl age mid weakness
out
ni
'lute
ami
lintTihlc.
That
I- .banged, iiigmg that the Hni
»
shall come wluit's
hitter sulting the official Imilding records I hat 1020 is making a
tat ion. ami the a i.J. iI lolls of th
story abnut b.liiab catling tlicluars
i
'd States - lioiild take a much
. fare.' '
tremendous increase over 1020 in new construction work
United Stilt.- III I ids. Ill |*uMIt IIi .
t" 'sit the . Iiihi Dial hail i.iuilc I I'lid other set t loo ,,f |||(.
J 1"*'* -iian of Haiti's nro.lm ts.
(
'a
li
i
for Florida. “ Creating a new dominion” is right.
of til
llllllc
Sin h friem lv n veitm es
boul.l
-he . nil b 1 not bean le r n t o iv Inn. been
i 0 b , bless, uphold my loved one,
pietui >< be treasure.I I>v all
natrloti,by stress uf years dishenrtill mi unfavorable light.
Many thing- m Dm Ril.lc >h..ck
\merican. It is o f such stuff Dm;
•y.
ened.
W E I><> (M ’ RSK.I.VES wrong, and too meanly estimate
The assurance ..i Pi.-siilent Ibu
but Dial i the fault nf p..,p|e
Die neace o f the world is made. A
W.; And, until life is over, may grace the holiness above us, when we deem that any act or en
vliniii Dm IM.Ic ilcscril.o iriih- no, theretme, eaoie at nil oppor • ireful fostering of amicable trade
divine afford
t u mi time, t..r it ii as evidcti
i. hat unis goes far toward the betjoyment good in itself, is not good to do religiously.— Haw . fully.
through a Midi of ((„.
£(£.That We shall tie together and,
t* niig " f ncrsonal relations, and •
thorne.
when onu lias departed.
Dial method will in Die final auali
FI I A T SI'riRY ulioui Dm at gels speech that he 11 .. 1.I.I not hai.
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» ri|it |s|ujr had In
May soon tho other follow; 'Dh
i* wipe out all basis for hostil
I Dint CUIIU IIn11 II with llllpni liint
though
n d i e i .c
i i it a ism
wa
all I ask. Dear Isird."
■i iticsin of Die Hot. d Stales n 111
T H E CoYF.IvN AIEN T O F the union, then is eniphalically j " "'v s , an.I Dm inaiiner in which
He l.olllteil "lit that II I .1 m- A met icon count rie
s"inc nf the natives w.iiihl him p.. justified.
W’
— Loulso R. Miller in tiie Ore and truly a government of the people.
In form and in sub •
ccivcil tlteiu, shocks nay
m.iuiul
gonien.
I
stance it einauales from I bent.
Its powers are granted by ' tniml
Rut Dm duly of the Ril.lc, t
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Joyce I law lev advises y u u g them and are to lie exercised directly on litem and for their like Dint nf a newspaper. i> to tell 1
wlmt happen-..
Justice Matsball
\ FRO REA* II It iDKN’ .A I.
>' girls to shun publicity. Now that's benefit.
strange.
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W A SHIN GTON REI'ORI
ii,at
That I.eotde are settling hack
W. G. Me.Ad oo will not run ioi ihe to sound lodgment m Uic North ' .a farm lands he had ui rgasou
I I I K ( i UK A I M A N i> be who does not |n.>«* bis
lu
l
.l
’-s
Lee Crowe and his proteges are
Democratic
rii.miriatioti
m |i2K as well a- in I* h.rida concerning 't.(e orices now and iu.iv e lalio''
popular he cause they have such heart.— M oiiicusk
"unless lie is Mile he .an m u .” the merits, the :u tiiitie and th-' ’ ••r clearing and grill.lung
Winnings ways.
() ' " ' 1 ----------------- ---Washington doesn't know \|,
llltuie ot til,* state, i- evidenced
No dollht others receive lettei s.
:’,V .
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—
lie
is not a ".Mire thing" imlunl- by several letter- icccullv
I' shows the interest felt in Flor
IIA H MN E S S |.II-,N IN I tie consciousness we have nl' it,
i rcen
A nother headline says, "A rtual, and I lie best part
l.a imn ed.
‘da. A lot o f "cople were disguosi
», resa Hurls Self On Rocks." Rut and by no means in the way the future keeps its pi'otllises. would he the fight.
One man in Rl<«>miiigt..n. Iu.lt •■•I with Die spi'eulatiie activiiie—(ieorge Sand.
I / , m aybe sin- was only acting.
ana, who has made - c i , i o l visit
-f last winter who now sec the op
I The D. •nioi ratu parti i ,i , ,,s( to I*lot ida in past i cai -. hut wh. i''»rtunities o f tiie state m then
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"
•
entitled
to
a
fight
for
llu
i..
Maybo Berlcnlia. h did gain five
was not here last winter, write'rue light.
I'liese "...pic are of
, tion if it can't make a •, ,,i
gf, pounds overnight, Imt ion mat bier ,
"I have watcili'd the nioienien:
•he substantial class who wilt now
fot" election.
It Mi \ , t.,.i,
■re still .011 Delaiicv
ill Florida during the mc-t n-,."Hie as d e v e l o p e r r a t h e r than
withdraw there is no one m ight with a good deal of ml.-r. si \ ,,u tor stieculative inve-lnieuts.
lo make a light again-,t Governor that tile wild speculative -ea-oa
“ Since the wets won’t div up and |
Kverv indication is that a sea
the drys w on ’t let ii|i. ...... ..
"The channel is very crooked upon the upper deck gazing at the I1Al Smith, o f New York. who. with is over, it occurs to me that c son o f sound development is ahead
iiin
friends,
is
fighting
nnd might i.e a good time t.. mak
1 (D in g to have to put up or shut I ami lery nail on , and it is dif full im.on, at (lie glorious expanse .
for Florida, and it seems to he v
llenlt lor vessels ill awing mole ol heaven left open to our view , lighting hard.
some im est meats.
If vmi ihml well balanced program. Kurin dc
tip.“ —-K ing City (M o ) 11 ■ Conn
In'st I might run down f,n „ f,.u velopment is receiving as nimh
than f il e leet of lintel to , nine by |he wide river, at the play o f |
’r.t£ News.
IF YOU have u tear I.
up to Ft. Myers.
weeks and could m u s t m |,.:o attention i's citv building
the moonlight on the water, and
in f a d .
*
a
.
)
1
'iul
it to the big American j'eh>- $20.00tf ,.r JCKt.OOII."
Il wa. Sunday when we ill lived on l lie fringe o f palms along its
rr A certain uroiiimiiit man. who ithe relationship o f faim d cvclo"
|
phone
and
Telegrnpb
lompany,
From
Tennessee
.
nines
t|,j.
|
,.
noted for his activities in t.ehnlf ..! ni I"I. Myers and as the “ Tarpon" border; the town was .lent, anil
nient to sound citv development
I*W CMlfuicement. made
a left
was |„ lie at the wharf all night Die only sound to he heard was . which says it isn't making . imogh’ ter: "Business matters oien-M
is now so well understood that
to keep alive.
ed mv going to Florida lust wli local "conic arc taking a larger
;.h*nd turn 1,1 Magnolia Avemie we decided to stay on l...ar<k her, the wind whispering in the r ig
Its
earnings,
aniu.iimed
\
esterter.
As
it
turned
out.
I
Dunk
u
First Street. Now wlieie’s the indeed Die lintel was s,, ,-inivdcd ging overhead, or dashing little
interest in agriculture than ever
well.
But I am tlilukihr
Sfijli Consistency in tliat '.’
wavelets against the sal,, o f the (lay, show a net income tor ||„, just
with louriti.s that we were fortun
And
herein
lies the
. first six months of DO! of $f,r,,. uf making the tri|i tins siimm. r iK'fote.
ate not to he thrown on the ten
vessel. Too much impressed by
guarantee o f the future o f Florida.
|!U7..'l!fi, or at the rate <>i in to p,.r
Work is suuii to uteri- on an I der mercies o f the town for a Die beauty o f Die scene and the cent a year.
lianiioiiies
o
f
nature's
music
to
night’s
lodging,
as
I
mu
sure
we
fht-storv o ffice building at Sun I
Somebody ought to start ,i fund
i sill u word, our men, one by one,
Celery City folks do not . would have fared hadly.
; to help that little telephone indus
FORT l..\l D F R D A L E NEWS
i n to be worried much over the '
H . Myers Is on the south Imnk 1"s Morpheus stole upon them, si
try. which, by the way, is cxtrenicslump in Florida.— Times "I the t'alnoHuhutrhie, and dur ’,Telitl> dropped o f f to bed.
I
ly
well
managed
and
a
i
redd
to
"T he United States,"
declare..; rich muu’ m motor curs,
I'lie boat left next morning at
Jon. With us it is only an , "ig Dm Seminole War and lor
She sees
I 'h e country apart fi ’••111 It.” big Mary Kingsbury Ninikh..\ it. h ,,f
amid the ludescrihahlc poverty of
isgsd slump.
sonic time afterwards was gar six o', lock, hut the steward kind- appetite for profits.
Greenwich House, New York ..ly , her people, the lavish luxury o f the
roi.ned by the Government. Some ly gave ii- a i up of hot coffee lie- ; And even that proves dev
“ is suffering from loo much p i,,-' night dulis.
fore we got off.
She wnldies
her
of
the
old
concrete
houses
built
i
to stockholders
F. 1). King, pastor o f the
peri l.v. ■ ,I'iiiit,
she believes,• i- •
the
Aflei ii,. hud loaded all our l>o.
••■ people turn to crime in uroLest
re
Baptist Atueiiihly at I)e- lor O fficers’ <piaiters still
liriticipal thing that ,s wrong mD, ngaii.st these things.
i longings on t wo wagons and dis,nd the honor that has Ixmii main and many of the palnte . patched them with a detail ,.f men l M H 11II AAIKKK AN com,tries ,his country.
planted
by
the
soldiers
along'Die
And so she says, "T oo much
I wnnl to Imrroiv $250,000,000 here,
ed upon liim comes as fit WeN. the United States t.- |n„H. prosperity.”
to the place selected for our first i Ghile, it is said, would like SliM)But the answer is
reward for hix faithful work r iver bank iiuw beautify the place camp,
Pcrniis.
H has tin grealc-t cdu- m.t a r.iipei alitindunce ..f wealth
we went to the
by their stately prese'iirc, and
IIi ndry ;ooo,000. The Dotted Stales -houhl cationiil system in I lie. world
It organization.
Its it is Die lack o f ahilit V to iiuiit'iifc
House
I'm breakfast t,. which a f he glad to oblige its South Aincri
furnish shade and iSuummis
pimple, individually,
have
more It.
ter the early exercise wt Imd un
the II* OWII4TH.
inn brothers ill every way, ami money than those of any other mi
I,.,, uiav be sun 'lid full ,
Rainy Day Club wu.x orThe town Iuih nljout 1,4100 m|lu|.. dorgniuSouth America has good i.ecurilv tioity
justice.
There arc more
luxuries
by women tliirty years •Units; is liundHoinuly situated .m
to offer.
here.
The United States had Ini
It was now .............ued that we
tp agitate for simrter skirts, ground eight or ten feet above
U n d e Sum’s attitude
tow uni
movement., have met with the liver, is regularly laid ..in jn should stay for „ few davs at Ft. South America should I.e: "Glad tu lions o f its dollars to throw into
Europe during a great crisis. Yet,
are marked success. Aiken IS. bioad street h ami in winter lum M yeni in order to make the final co-operute with you.
( 'Inn lest on iliinct' i- scid to
lend
mu says
tiie prominent
settlement heulthy. So is hurdle
preparation- f „ r )ltJ|. , ri
t0
'Journal and Review.
Well, a delightful rlimaU*.
iiini|iiiig.
protected
mohey, see you prosper amj i)lln<| worker, the United Suites is suf
•ipbould xuy ho.
by the bt-oud river from the cold bieak the in.., u „ o camp life and niy own l.iisiness, leaving
It. fering from too much o f uliut ad
Ihe remainder o f the mind y o u r s "
Doesn t matter, hut wonder
uorthwe-i wiiids, semi-tropical and discipline.
iiiittedly is a good thing.
morning was s,,e.u
in
,n u kin f
shoe dealeis ever walk to work,
UnMn^y-five thousand pairs of some trupicnl fruita grow luxur
lo u i c o m n 'i
I ,,lit ii.n’t Alary
Sinikimvitch's
life as comfort aide as poss*
niUhStM.INI, it is -aid, i.—m*d indictment the product of her oh
shov.x o f Atnerieun make, iantly,
Some men have
but as o„r, Pook had not e x
n decree adding an hour to cn-ry 1servalions In the slums a protest St. Louis gul stole winning
Huving spm t the afternoon in ■ohibited
reported u* too Jarge for
’ o .w o ai very
ve.y high
nigh degree of t.Ul■5175 to
Russia, uru. to he shipped speeding mango orchards, avocado " " . r y skill several of „s iledded day s .Work when lie heard that from a sympathetic heart Dint has
Italian
workmen
planned
(..
strike
given
itself
to
the
betterment
of
What do the Finish pear trees, etc., and the benutiful d would ire dlscletion to take dinTalk about moiicv for u song.
iher
ujdoruhle conditions
conditions there?
She Dnce we got .(ll auto for 10 notis.
this I.— Christii o growth o f iiiiiiilioo to bo seen at nm nt the hQUd. which w,. accord- for ni»ri* money, m*riuiM« living fdoplorublo
Cost so much.
M ussolini's rente- sees her people burned to death in
m u u this place, wo returned, somewhat '^gly did.”
Id y ,U “ work un hour more...........j
every ,|rickety old tenements, their mlmix
twere l * r \WMry, t o our
f ’oolidge M going fishing. He’.i
(amtinued lu this uew-pauer tu,
• %
pd you will produce more nmi touched by tho biasing heat o f tho so ijuict.
A ft e r « hearty supper we sat morrow. .
“
Bel he catches a milssa&s *
■ 'Won’t cost so much.”
^ s t r e e t * , Uwir - children kilted by lion.
m
\u
A *
On knowing w ha 1
I' com h I'riim -. but
lightest doubt that
•ally,
indust rially
ills is coiiMiicriiblv
!i<l I b an 1 *ie Rock o f ( Rliral '
OOMl'LATrVK •JITDOM HNT
STORY OK TRIP THROUGH FLORIDA
EVERGLA RES GIVEN BY L. CHURCH
TOO M l‘CD PROSPERITY
^
Daytona Beach Rentals
Radio Reception Is Goot
T h e N ew Y o r k R a d io
Sho|
CAMPBELL REAL ESTATE CO.
Homes, Lots, Farms, Acreage
For (Juick Sale, We Oft‘<r
Determination
( 01,( LOUGH REALTY (OMBANVl
X
That llu* ladies of Sanford are being tfiven the most
wonderful opportunity to buy their dresses
ECONOMIC
Tho graph below was nindo up from
■ her
"1 'I VI *|e
•*It.11ll of
It I.e
U. S. Department of Labor 11*25 Report.
m UTV
•M £zr
Below Cost
TAILORED IN THE
CUSTOM MANNER
AT FASHION PARK
isemenls
Hundreds came during tiie first opening
hoiiLrld not one hut several dresses.
P a r -K o o l
AN IM P O R T A N T F A C T O R
IN R E D U C I N G H I G H
L IV IN G C O S T S
Your Greatest S e r v a n t-------E le c t r ic it y is alw ays ready
to serve you m ore efficiently
at low est cost.
I’ uel is 91 % Ahovo,
W ages
Livinjr Cost 9 0 %
A b o v e tho cost level of 1 0 1 2 .
9*17o A b o v e,
Electricity U 10 %
costs.
5te |ow 1 9 1 3
‘IMmi 'Iioii all
I'.lll,ill.
Kseeti - Sun;.
ibiriliioi •llll’Cll
atian.
B*li\J
1h.m, i n
, ' llll.
•V 'I \Mi •.• U
r.
Sill'll,, ■|[,||-.
f)E " d , "
hll,"K Night
*' it nil \ \
; m m IV.
Me,...,,
s.ll.-r, « ..... .....
"iiuib
“b Ui
“ i fr ’Hi I
"
TOM SIMS
Sr|l RU \^
F L O R ID A P O W E R
_8c L IG H T C O M P A N Y
bunk,
\ V
L7
Pa r- K o o I, an on 1standin^' dovelopmonl
o f our tailors at Fash
ion Park, effects max
imum comfort on sul
try Summer d a y s .
Styled and tailored
aloiitf the s t r i c te s t
custom lines.
in
•*L (IIF,
I AW "
hours
Silk Dresses
6 i
They're i.< w. Dii'.i'r,- diffcrcnl and alinvc all Dic>
arc cheap.
I 'o -ilm 'li
and
tiiiiculuiisly
cheap
Smile ni the lighlci shades -.. guoil fur this tunc
o f Die year ami oilier- in duiker silk faluics. All
arc made of a » umlrrful (iiialtly of silk.
$37.50
"I. to
.
and
Is Time Yet, But Don’t Delay!
Are Going Fast
•in i P III. to
e l e c t r i c i t y
■
Of Manufacturing
7
Our better clothes are
tailored at Fashion
Park.
•JkwUL
Frocks
Hem i silks fashioned lo cuulmiii with the lulesl
idea of w liu( is good lor spoil near make Ihesu
frocks il ii ii 1•! y ulfraclite.
Some are made using
Die Iwo-piece model while nlliers are Die simple
one piece model, No profit here- all al rock Imtti.'iu prices.
$ 7 .9 5
$ 9 .9 5
Cool Voiles
Practical Rayons
This warm weather culls for snmelhiiig cool. Here
is your chance In buy just Ihe righl kind o f
a
di css mid nIill look jo u r lies!. These) voiles are
sheer resembling georgette in texture. Positively
imported Flenrh xyiites and at aurh a price.
and more
Fairway”
Mb.
Here is your rhaiHyt |» buy sound king practical
and nt n price that you ran nffyrd. . You are get
ting best grade of rayons, g u n a n t o e d fnst colors
nnd showing all the InteHt developments In styles
for this type divss. They are actually priced below
cost o f manufacturing.
$ 4 .4 9
$ 2 .9 5
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KH-
m
1 1 — Automobiles for Sale
/ r*t Daily Herald
•“" ad.
» i n l ( i l n t r - - K o n t r a c t in g
rates
J A Al FS || t o u ’ a n
I •" iriul
Sheet -Meta) ^ ' w u r ^
'Vate,
|{(ml
I Avenue ',„ (j {""• Tank... At Oak
1 bird Street.
Tele.
1phone 111
j
Fj-Cjiihtn Ad'anre
- j , will be received
‘ Vfld collector aent
5
:a is POUND -% N U T KREMER X W iE N a tio n a l League
HERS HARD ^JoeJ^JDIatnft iUT FOUR HITSi
I * 1! TO 6
TOBEATCIANTS
mg
CHAMPS CHANCE If Yesterday ■s Results IjTf (| Kk n
OF H O L D I N G . . . -HITS TO Dl
TITLE INCREASES
LEAGUE LI
PE R H APS the moat remarkable
thing about Jo»« SjvorlMor’H tri
umph oversells is that no inspired I
writer was moved to comment that
ho “ twisted the tail of the British
Pirates
lion."
t
""’ “ S 1'. ii. .
Sc ■ lino
7c s lino
DON ' Y
rlirg on rciiiicst.
Dealers
'" l"
S E L L GOOD U SED C A R S
charge of >!(k- for
dlfrti.dng i" restricted
ion.
L-fir is made Tho Snn1 will he responsible
iof Incorrect insertion,
' Hirer f"r suh.vquent
pic office should he
Immediately in case of
.
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dadiato, and s(,<
I lam ami "i narari
xorkl',,
,'i<; »
A venue.
I'ti.m h ln ir
H M m l m i l l l , < n i|B |B |||> ii
P o u ltr y a n d S u p p lies
' <8—Offices and Desk Roomj
“
ELECTRIC FAN
SALE
* 'll1' KS
S A L E — Large type
A r I KACTIV'K rooms to rent for
lu, ■,
t u - tn " n , ' ' hi'ikR whit'' Ivg.xt.'res „ r „ f f i ce9 at Park Ave. |
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" i r !‘r. bundrod. Portage
paid,
\\ m i
Rhmle' Island ’ Reds, b est'fu r nim t ..iiunercml Street.
tin at.
Y oung. Owner, 208 Park Ave.
'L
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hundred
post
J'aid.
_ _ _ ^
Statiomirv
,,,
. *''! •'ay Die postage and
a. ? " s Ddi"nnrv
K
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—
In
Cr ',!,nnt°P ,vt‘ Hdivery. James G
Bldg
Apply A. F t
1■!laics, Paxton, Fla.
Son". Magnolia and 2nd.Connelly A j i i u S J f t , , , ,
‘ tr n , ‘ N
Gener o T Gom
M-'.' . ation
,M,lW" r’ ,,,n" s " " 'i
g'iu. , 1 ,
rT ^ f- AH work
U, i
, n," " b ..co 2L7 High •'<
'
' ( .veea Elm nml Oak. I
F 0 R (; E T
DODGE B R O TH E RS
duce-i rate* ,,r" for
insertiuiii*.
, of average length
19
w
Good Things lo Eat
Reeorda.
IwirhHfnr DiNAlUPDts
~ —
i F O F F B ? I THREE u p s t a i r s
I'EAt'H FS BA NAN A.*5— Cur^loiid TIOV
\iuii *L I K A B L E
r Georgia peacher just nrrivwl CUKITIKS
' V 'S E M I N 0 , K S F - ,
•'
l ‘' » " IL R. track. To he
M’ ld at low price, retail and vvhole-
Musitnl uixtrunu-ntx and strings
THE NOVELTY
SHOP
8°A Heal Estate Directory
N U0., A n t ' !
metal work.. 1
n , . T lJ.!: ;As|l,-U & g a r n e r
• stnujt irmi ! I .AH— Household Goods
R'- l K" a.,'
Fir,, Insurnni<f
207
f,!
i
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Avo.,
Sanford
’ f I i I <>R SA L E ( 'o f field washing ma- * —
chine. Practically
**- <Millinery— Dressmaking breakfast
Rox W
HeVnld'’" 0 I ^ n - ' n ' 1' f * ? * ’ Rc* ' mtHU‘ i n - ^ M ^A
h o g g in s
Philadelphia Defeats
Beds In Final (tame
(ley Back In
f?ame After Layoff \
W il. LONG
Prisbie, Dumas,Crowe
And Beasley Lead
feln Slugging Match
r:::zxyJZT
V ml‘z v ,:........... ...... ......
markets will he made
CLUB BOYS OF 4 northern
in July and in August.
''S S I
The
blueberry
fields
o
f
M
I
COUNTIES END jaml Santa Rosa county were vialL * ™
’d
There the club boys found f
LONG AUTO TRIP jIJlatest
in blueberry developmont
II..Ml
K* Sanford Avo
IR2*»— Dodge Special Conrh.
There was every indication
in
Finn' Bits were all the. Giants Borirnharh Weighs Five Or
Nat manI League
Sanford. Fla.
today's team standings
that this could get from K renter.
DHroil
Takes
K
da#
Si\ i'minds Heavier Than
Sf. Loin:, II; Brooklyn 1.
I!*2.r
>
Dodge
A.
Special
Sedan.
year’s struggle in t h e ' National
With Yankees it
The Pirates timed their spurt to
t hi' ago,
Boston, I.
On Thursday Afternoon;
Bj
League would he settled on West the advantage o f a temporary eo|I'dIsluirgh.
d;
New
York,
0.
Get Even Break With ern hntllc-grounds.
!l
Piichers Hard;
Bmil Mill Be Held Tonight
!!»20— Dodge Special Roadster.
E S, Tampa
DAILY .TIM
.
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'he
Part
o
f
the
Beds.
<
iiieinnati.
t>;
I’
luladelphia,
8.
New Anrk By ScoringShutAnd Boston Split
The east has been crowded out Fourti en hits were masscrl by the
«*enta a word
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iS S u r n ' k " " ^
W ANTED SEWING.
I!>24— Dodge Coupe.
nut In Ith Game; Green of the first division— the result ef I’ hillii (.» chase three pitchers t o | ,,
with order
BA ML If 111II predicts the Yanks
•HR Laurel P
, YORK, July |G.— i -1*|_
American League1
A venue.
a
ll-to-r,
defeat
administered
to
ratal card
will win the pennant this year
field Hit Hard In The fith
•fie slu-wers and collect an H-(> vie-1 :" 1*. ,!' i lenhach's clu,met: o f surN E W YORK,
Boston,
2
B;
(
lev
eland,
I
2.
for good buys
IR24— Dodge Touring.
Machine. IIOX H
Brooklyn yesterday by the Si. iory.
You are perfectly safe in stringing
!«''
lullv del ending his lightweight
tioit. look an r.
±
=
(iDt'ERTISEKS
in Real E<tuip 2*t(J Mei.xch Build- *
N. 'v York.
I let n u t, y,
'W A N T E D S E W IM
Louis Cardinals.
The
place of
right along with this lip In•cause
'•
all
kind
i
I
ing.
with
the
Yank.
efiampion.-hip against Jack lielam v
Thi h ft Cincinnati's over I
Lj
representative
(tillers
ram.
l
SI'-*
W
Kli
s
t
n
e
t
double
the east's hed remaining first divi
I!(24— Graham 1
ton Truck.
.
I tonight increasedd today with his
BED complete - T w o !
it IS absolutely mildased and free
"He. by coming ,,,
burgh only 2 1-2 games with ihi
, familial' with rates,
pfarticu
sion contender was taken by tin
of jicrsonal .sentimenl.
Belore rain at Kidds | ndd
day's
contest,
7
i 'iirdii ih< hut hall a game behind t weigh*
das.ific.'ilion
will
Southern \vsoeiat ion
I II' 1 I’alim tl
, - I— l^ iin litiR — |
Gill'S with a :: t o - 1 defeat o f the
' W.
ch,i" ' K '- W m i M - T o Rent
i 'douled a home i •,,, W:w«
..(' t iitj
l lie I i iie“ .
I. >I I lion I. dlo. postponement
-pa,,.let** nif"tmation.
Nit iota,
I title Boe'., It.
Braves.
I
..
.
.
I
.
It
i
New
Location
after
August.
1st.
h'e t night, I >•-l.-i,i
j "li t lie base n. , •,, <•o, I
wa
HK iloti‘1 know wle'lher Miss Cardinals Trim Robins While
y
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a
wi
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a
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will
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It.
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livilll
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,
.
I.oiii* . Iam|i.'de of
I.. , a \oi ili .
.Manager ,A|* Keehnie o f Ui(. |*j 1 It"'
meat m arkets
A U IO M O B II.E Ml \I.ERS; Tf v „ HO— Machinery and Tools.
\ ol'kei . used I b| ,
■low e llawlev intend . t» vi it Kng
e for I*ne
it, vvi'ling
your
M' •u I. . •. i l i 11 a in., .e .i, i.
I'll CM
,
Elm A vi «nd Tbirleeuth St.
rates Went into action as the Col. Bn...I o. staged behind a Mi i| ,
WHUt
to
sell
y,„
.
,
„
rf,
’.
,
Chiragu
Hunches
Hits
T
o
i
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11"\
I
and
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II
hind this summer < i not toil if
to make d more ef■lose in.
i.million
Do Sanford Ave.
11
i 1 • i In. . e ime t.
ri.wded
in heliind 'Cincinnati hid.- . ' t .' sa fe blow . mark. . I t h e ! IN
E
vertise daily
the eh.ssified png,* FOR S ,A L
hi , ai III I
si
I it in
Defeat The Braves, :i to | iPittsburgh
she does we tnileli oi l-t that she
. , 1 ‘ " t( •’orbide outfit
I,
1 " i . d wa i .iimal
and St.
lanus.
||<
1 ....... *he. year that IVilt has ,.,i i.
I"x
Palmetto A w .
it
1
tie Imured il !>
"• • bghts.
Also mule and
look up till' knight o| the hath.
u hell lie weighed III. I III I I •oii '. ide, I . I e'li'in.ip..li .
"I'ftll
I ' ..
Inn d Eddie Moore $10(1 for listles- vn, hi* I ilie mound.
ppliTVNT
NOTICE
;
farm
tool
M
ILLE
R
O.
PH
ILIPS,
|„..
2.r
>
-Florists.
would
Phone
802.
1pitched one ...... .
W ................
ANTED Tt 1 P E N T T wo rooms
PITTSHIMMai, July It!
'• him a ringside a.haul
I "h do, i t. i I iniliii -, III.
'tf'i’x f
plawag. while President Heydler.
lh. tall.T ing Yankees rode fur- a g te ,
iscrs should give their
1way to a pin, |, |,Mr,.r
I't nbabl.v
It) o f mol o I 1 t. Paul, i n , Minncapoli *, |I
""I kit* Ill'll. Me. Tw o child,'.
1 n,,! i • '■'•rued an even break I of the nutmmil League, chipped in
n*n.
r.'ov'
W I!h N K \ Kli a train like (he in Ilieu*
Elm Ave. and j.'Uh Street.
Iher into the A m erica n hv d r o p - I ("Mind
I )Hi'tnffice mldress as
h>tu ;rairn
“ SI E W A R T TH E FLORIST”
[ 6 5 — S p e c i a l s at t h e S t o r e s
il'etroit
ii lu u. a/ o
Beipiin -J by an alarming
"
''axon. n,re Hernld.
Mow aul.ee- K an a , Cj|.
u
,
' series with the a three day suspension for catchiei I’ lng ‘i to-2 decision to the’ T igers,
Browns cuts loose with a winning (iiants t.e
EtlL.
i
th
vir
pli.'ir.miruher
if
h lowers f**r all occasiona.
New Yorw mm unit (|
un i .
'
...... n beeau .• o f an altercation but li Id a six g a m e margin ,,vvr ,IM"1' b» weight Wednesday nigh’, i
!ijre results. About one
. - , 0 ™ . Fin., July ](!.._ streak o f four games you don't
| llalleties (
MeLANDER a r c a d e
1" lielil nature y. -terday m order)
>i aid| lost "f a thousand hits
with I'liipite Bigler.
T hen the lb •lie \ lilelies.
a l t o The Herald).— 1
The Cnl- know whether you ought to
^3 I nrms nml Lund for Sale
P H O N E ;•
Phone 781.
|Shocker, Hoy I, | 'uia.i
u redii,-,. I., Hie cia-s limit. Berlin i
was responsible f o r the whitewash- ! nil. -- Stepped out and hlanked the
Soullieaslei
n
l.eague
excited
or
suspicions.
no and the others
>ds pounded Bonner to all
Cl* ' hind and Bostim halved a I arh looked finely drawn when he
‘ goilgh.
S H A K E S P E A R E Fishing eipjip- ' s i X ACRES
mg. giving out but four singles, Giaat ', ;< io n.
'
"lumhus.
I
I
.
.
avaimuh,
2
I.
■munienlc with
ymi
• o f Payne Park yesterday,
twin •■dl.
( .l e e " udd had allowed but one hit
' " P P " 1 the scale i in (he al lc rnooa | Montgomery
i; Jacksonville I
I
I‘rofessional Services
J1
[tby know your address.
,. M i n t a g e o f every error mid
)
at I T i 1,.
B E N N Y LE ON A RD has start until the m v i h, when singles by
Indians ami S„v
•\Mui.iv. I; ;-t. \ogustitie 2.
In all looked like real pennant
nlinuancc MUST be
menl.
R*u|‘
,
|
(<
l'd training again, and will some
"/"I Bawlms and n double by
Lines, Etc. at
BOSTON. J,*!,
| Ih'laitey w.l; eight and m - h a l f i
flers to tho thousand or more one phase l.dl III what
j prs'in at I lie Sanford
I';' ’■
jPKI.’ MANENT M A IB El. W AVING
'
We are Uaner brought in two runs.
, I'mindi ooder tbe i.not ,
, <’«“ e«ive double., I .(a(.
XI— Houses For Sale
I
dli*
..
lifficc
nr
hi
letter.
Tclcassembler} for the home-coin: M.ulam l l a r . i e l f Beauty Parlor I
\ . v/ York
11(10 not) on II -I 0 I
and allhoiich lie |.,ll.,v.i
and Rignev , ,
o f tho Gulls. It might he r,.. going to ,|>. with all., those beau
v.eii i oris,d 1
(fnmntiniiiimcs are not
I’
illsl.nig
|iun
ono
(|
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x
t
'
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4"
•">'
appoint
merits.
'irul mother love
t.*riiv, which
"re.| Bei ienli'ieh'
I ' ml', ant .ire '
lb*, secoml <'.ii,„. o■jv,,
irked that they won n t„
Mat 11erics Greenfield, Scott
For Sale By
'
' 1 ' A i . ' u n t i y Rome in
were inspired l.y the young man’s
! doubt lull. , |i, |Mtl .
and
' hive run ami i |,,. ,|
Inning rally giving the Galls
aim,lined b
"""
\< w modern bungalow, i
i
LI
GENE
o||,
pennanem
Wave
I'
to
fence;
K
rim
er
and
Smith.
retirement
two
year;
ago'.’
fY'iuif
>
t
Efficient
I ua
•‘ 11
t'leve! if | |„.ri,
r half dozen runs.
•1" I" 'I > inld nut o f hi
' 11
•' AD'a large li\ mg room,
j »' c J lu l"'r head. Graduate op
fieri" •
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r.
i
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h*'
In.linn
t
b,i.|
|i
IIA I.J H A R D W A R E
Ilson pitched superldv for the,
V
*
"
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k,,''bmi mol bath, all
A I'l'A RKNTI.Y I Ik i .• are time ;
Boston Loses to Chicago
|
1
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at
Alaniii
u
„
Beauty
Sim,,.
;
* »■»! MS l ||i, '•ed Bel it nb.I, h w ill
I I to 2. Rigni'v. .s■iv shod
Wy-Feds until (he ninth inning in tin - buf.inc: - <>l
lh Ba i. i t. Phone j;i,’t.
I.... hie lot flouting on
• IIP AGO, July p;.. t/p, o|,j
I enti I 21 clnm, * «
•uonl spreading
*
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l
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1
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Vfi
|
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,
no* t iir,|..>11 mi ,| iv,.t 1M Sanford.
LINK l td M l
Old ". In I Ibe ||| til
SS‘» j 2 f n he
1races of wildness vv lien I veil |lie nee I i \all
d lorins . ago bum-bed hits and defeated I
i lo o f tin
|• ' pul-, a n , i; d I •.on |ben- i'i„ net's
b,
„
ahd was removed to make wav for i
" l*l"L *lm ken
shade
"
f
p
an
n
la
l
afleelmn
Boston
I
Imrsday
afletimon,
;i
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DO
GET
I
P
TIRE
D
and
Gcmge
Block
(I
nch
3
IVYoundsgrow
cold
“
‘
i
,AJJ«n.
, 1 !' p m., S| iii*|ard
game.
l.;tkel.iiif|
Administers 71 h 'bv tl„
(i(j
W a n t e d — T’o n „ T
—
Patty win* t*'**k collie
, lawn ,
n „ w,*r..
|.„velv '
and
dim
in
the
making
it
two
out
of
three
m
the
B
A
R
G
A
IN
S
tac e
a .<10(1,(Hill
. Jn tho
t
'■ C H IRO PR A CT IC will
•m-n in Effort T’o Capture
........
first innings o f (he
I' Tst ITunc
I ■'•l ine;. , nil I iie o| |,. F .R c iif v ’ s Ti*i|i|«.. 2
I1" " h •"I <ll,l*lri'M.
If interested
•.’fox >',ui f*>r*I Ave.
s , '.'i«hl Defeat To Tampa '! •''„.*•,
|*ja s s e s
olfet to batti" Kid Ubi if >7.JJ.
I
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til.
.ail*
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tor'
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•'Mi e* • Bov |o.;
f l n T r o N',,,' ; T " ,,, s " ' I * ' " in the
® "inglo .Sarasota player reachGame; Saiul.s (Jet 13 Hits
•' d to ;a ale about ,
and i»v -oi furl her
Sanford. Fla., I'm
< n v\; Craiu A lid Willey En- I TO.
appointtut'tit. Dr.
Mm Dougall :
nTth, followed by Grimm's single
A n d S in g le
X c n itm l
F o r B''-toil
IN GOOD USED CARS
1 ^ i f f f irst base and Wilson was mow
Inn <miu i,i)|I
•arther ml - " " ition, price and etc. I
gave , ( Im ago tW(> rini-, „ n,| t|„.v
F'n
sl
Nat
lupin
|
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f"
u*
<f|»P»»ientH
Make
1
1
WK
don
l
suppose
it.
would
be
exBank Bldg.
,
uat.e In I'ileltinR IfciUle
Bill«erii
M.
;|
J
m S B . tno hatters down in order ns
M
a
r
k
e
r
s
;
M
a
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.
r
K
e
e
p
s
H
is
Altlmueli wi 'In " f I lie 1 in* nieii
W A N TE D TO BUY
E V E R Y WEEK
as the appeared. The Celery- 1artly gentlemanly to suggest that ml'led another in (he eighth ./>■
(;a,3
u ill be tal.* n. fill, " f t he New \ on.
jNft— Lots For Sale
ItiL'ht M i l s W e ll S ea t i e r e d Lulling, Weiner
sihtles I-or Sale.
UI.LAN c o t t o n r a g s
neat
In',il
''
S
walk,
Freigau’s
sacn1
d
R
L
A
N
f
h
t
,
July
IG
._
(/]■>lit
il
Leonard',
emnelmek
is
m
any
wav
2N— Kt'ltairinit
had their hatting eyes well
I
sill*athletic
i,
I’
A,
Fla.,
July
|(!.
|
,p,
mini
don
d
o
not
fie.
which
K.
I
ay
lor
threw
wild
to
A
l
H
ERALD
OFFICE
I
at
all
inlltieneeil
by
I
lie
fae'l
that
liant Held,rig. featured l.y three
E D W A R D HIGGINS, Inc.
to tho distances in the local
_
Second Car.ic
I l-'nt -.*
!’•rfiire Mint (lev
first, enabling llcnlhrote In count
J-KNTGUI nml Overland. I
[ o p p o r t u n i t y FOR W O R K IN G )
'•’‘ ’ f ;
»•'••••. July Id.
.sparkling .louldo plays killed St. tel l I* Id inl"Hg two bugger I** ten- lm it m IIt*' event of make the ela: .
and collected a total o f I.J IMiekey Walker Inis faded to an
T Y P E W R IT E R S All Make*, sold i
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v
ekiml
.
Hill
n
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I
lu
ce
singles
in
tin
I*," oT.Vill.v, two pas .
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MAN
IU
.
M
uter
('.*.,
the eleventh liming
Park
and!
inaudible whisper.
ingle night’s 1 ’
ninth gavt Petrr.iiurg's elianee.n o f
Cur.
Commercial
&
Palmetto
Ave.!
rented, i epnireil. Orlandu T y p e - j
Host Oil
.''ll, 0IMI ll.ijj
liiisDiri its JntK run.
<s mid a . ingle gave Fort IMyci
copping Tlmi lay broke ji I l deadlock be- post pom mi nt.
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l o «'S 25x125 Guarunwriter
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Supply
Co.
42-44
W
a
t
1
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Udweil relieved Bonner in the
•nur run u, it,, |
*
Batteries- Khauic, Buck!
Fair w*'other i pn , | j , f,„.
---------------------------- high -111,1 ,|ry.
Within ten
1 •' inning and .
CAN you name o f f hand (he Boston
BOO 0011 001 I H | the opening^iarflie and permitted tw* „ Uni Craig and Red Willey.
P H O N E 331.
•nth and permitteirfour hits in
kins Bloek. Phone 51.18, Orlando.
I W A N TE D
I.i.kt Jm l
'Jainpa, 2 in I night, iiotw ithst.-mding, but tomor <uahled ib.' I'ah i I" defeat Bra- I '••"I Sewell; I ii'imacli aridI
•
hieago
the
(
oils
to
rim
their
dOIKtF
Good
second
hand
,
1
,1
•
"bilkii
on Lake Uitvi
junior
featherweight,
junior
light
•M
ill
002
01
x
—
;i
t;
i
■string of
toning, after which he settled
and gave the Smokers their seventh row night has been reserved fur di fit on. A In J
■0. rhillips Co., Inc.
w ritin g. I, sk. Must be cheap for " ' P w a y . Sin.(it) each. These bar i
welterweight . Bat |cries
eo".-:"<'i,|ive
vietories
to
four,
dur“ to..Pitch very fuir Imsehall. weight mill junior
,
Hemn and Tavlor:
,
E X P E R T R E PA IR IN G
the event
still It'll I ,- <I bark.
AM
casli. Ielcphoiie (ild-J,
; trains ate well worth your investi 1
ea a- of rain again lo- Bradenton
lean and (iridium Trucks,
If y „ „ •Pnies and Gonzales.
P„ third sneker for Sarasota' l''h,,! " ," n" ' ,,r •he ring?
Elliott. 2b
, I ypewriters and Adding Marhinc.'i
night.
,l»" fualmee at Tinker field
pd
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Phone
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call
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you
have
been
im
La
ki'innrt
i four errors during the day'-!
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PA U L II. NIX.
" i 'l l 'lay.
Three Saint pitcher.. Buck lev, ..
lie raid .dfiee. Box G It. A'..
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k.
Ibeing
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VI itII idle mom.
proving
i
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eofb p l t Itheao
neeuMut*
67—
Rooms
With
Hoard.
hiiurkcd From l l „ ,
With Haynes 4 Ratliff. Phone 840
'B . Ar-lal, 1 IJ s. Bench St., D„v I
l
/
■'1 ' 1 in hvd to die mound in an 11* *1 . :;t*
fo r a run later In the inning.
l< I . Lt II (|.S, July |)J (/(.,
h/i-rAMZiN'G WORKS
I liMKi Hojit’ h. Kla.
B a TII. Afar • July l|
THE model'll cell.licit IMS liavi all '(V was knocked out ,.f
FOR RENT Nice large front room
WtrtOOHYKAR T IR E S .!
tlm |.o, ••"•' t«|d to hall the flood but. with ( '„ a* k. •*,
30— Tailoring unci Pressing
11.*ri",'
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For m.-lam-e. m. IThursdav
Welt'll,
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S A R A S O T A . Fla , July |ti. . f/j»| It he best or ,1
tb
f.,,
tb
av
S. J, Itntteriv-i.
1u,tidib' r*u two gcntlomoii
"oa
except o n o f Al Verson, nee o f
Hi t time tin
IH— lluxincHs Service Offered
I Is I YOUR PROPERTY AlT l 11 I
• •iit'li
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lirii/i* r. * f
Sanford won Thursday'', game jbody rvi'i named a candy bar or season and (ho St ' " i is Cardinal
E. -ltd Street.
I'lh'fs f k'wl.uitl .Six
•it. Llo* k crew, i arh \va
bom Flltvoy*', h
> "T H E LOT KING"
•h r and ship bi..l,l*i, ar
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY
Sarasola by the .core of || 11 »*<"» "• Ihe t.ni'i' li ugl li l.allu ig defeated the Brooklyn I
E X P E R T PIA N O T U N IN G and
•dgers, I I I.a I*«I <"Utmu.illy .
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First Nutmmil Bank Bldg.
to
]
Ihi'
morning
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leaning,
pressing,
tailoring.
1
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lam.
.'li
gan
alter
Napoleon,
Plial.e.peaie
■?.*!
\\ A N I Eli Roomers and hourdors
rh(nio^ni|»h Kopninii^ by mun Id., S Palmetto Avenue,
M P ile
Wi: PTI):*:)': ESSEX
Alt R It
Iheii I'aliier on
Phone
Do*|gi
n,
c
All R H pti A i: or John L. Sullmin.
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Slrteet.
Biooklyn
,utjo 2oo :;uit
1 11aim'd at fnet<»ry, I«<*! uh rrhuibi .'{•Ifi-J.
‘(•>lm .toll i f
J.NC
laurel avenue
I:
I o
ported ye.di rd ty >r- rn
Willey.
•'d. Louis mi or,i o;»\ it 17 „ Doyle, si
ami refinish your old
piano or
l l l h slid 12th. Lot 5(1\117
203 0.,k Ave.
T 'L L .M l \ S F F , I k,.. July I !
t
lint
ph-as
o
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nee
ami
illu
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death
in
Chicago
12
2
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II* ACM- waul to sell your farm,
$1.8110.(1(1. $500.0(1 (.I1S|,
phonograph.
K I LLl NGSAV’ O R T lf LA N KY
Phone 41
a Bit i ries -- Petty, Ib-ldlr and Bryan. If
'
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tale Slipri 1*1.' t ‘,.,11 j I
i'on,,i-,t , II, being allot eithel by a
DR A CLEANIN G c o .
•'"• ' xei,* • his i*t. eImc
Total
we can I**' o f good service to y.*u
<►
"N i l; Reinhart ami (('Farrell.
R
E
P
A
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SHOP,
Tem
porary
mi
l
Mack,
2ij
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t
,
i
Bal nice terms.
luer runner or a hoy bandit.
Drv Cleaning, ICepau .i.g nml i ns we Inn nntuirers for both smail
V' a r "Id indie) ' ii o' i In:
•liess I.{51 Mellonville Ave. Phone
Shori's, li.
DE AN BERtj CORPORATION
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s
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using
Die
nailM
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1
1
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for
piomnt
and
lar^la m pa
vj :
farm property. Dean
applied for,
i
A I
>15* Hi I* ir.*l National Bank Bldg.
'•f
'•* •hall * oilimie to i m - i .
I'hlhiddphin Wins Final
, Block, i
(tOfil At*:,uh,,i,,|,. ( '(1>
I ill'.1(1', ought to lie a rule eom
I hey would not *| .fins
1lean I"'. ■
Berg Corporation, 515 First Nat'l
Ib'imei
t,
:j|,
Phone 713
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an
act
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, ' Y JNNATI, (>., July Id. ,/|*,
lli' i > report ed il lm ss,
pellmg golfers lo count all their
Mu Air.
Phone 137
Tanner, 21 *
Bank Bldg. Phone 713.
al i he last :p. e,a|
1
• hilmlelphiu captured the final I Withrow, o
I
1 I 2 I.i
atlokes, melndmg the .strokes of
Stanton, ||,
j 32— Help Wanted— Female
I lawk uis, ji,
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
FRANKLIN TE R R AC E
" i ;'"M. was granted aulhorttv to an [
Lopez, c
apoplexy they suffer in the depths ;; the senes, H to li, fro,,, Cincm
SPE E D I I' TO I
ckkysler
[GH— Rooms Without Hoard
A
Iverson,
p
321
E.
First
Street
I
Lot 50x132
n.
iiex
surrmirniiiig
territory,
and
t.>
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rhiirsday.
The
Phillies
l,nt<n niinlvci's.
Hardy, i f
F. n i.I.KK MOTOR <’ 0 .
; MIDDLE AGED woman to live
We curry n full line
$1,000.00. $300 cash.
n j in net ion
*< the mutMctpi: I g o v
1V™1 Luque out o f the box in the x Lucky
Snlvntz, ;:i>
WKVBRIDGK. Eiiylin
id. St. Phone (592
Our prices tire right.
Cush or | place and do general lion, ework. ROOMS, with or wlinout meats
Balance Arranged
' |« riiment o f i Iren ter Sarasota. ’
j
sixth and when Lucas, who relieved i
0
Blnckstoi'k. el
I must motor : o l:e-l ns !»|
Totals
Reasonable rates. Lincoln II ntH
Commtinieule with AA ('. I.*.ckimrt,
terms. W e wunt your business
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DEAN BERG CORPORATION
bm;.
Passed
Fril.erg
for
a
pos»d|
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l
°
r«l
iin-umeiits
have
just
hern
Tun
bei
lake,
32
II 12 27 M
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1
eident,
it
is
better
to
I
If
Tit!*, j
Dames City, Ela.
7ETT .y.N'f) PAIGE
CraMrt First Nalionul Rank Bldg.
s hie doilhle play. Willoughhv sia- x Battl'd for Hawkins in 8th.
"C'Ctl'd by the eourt in wTfieh eer- '
AH R |[ |*() A
« 's; i
Craig, p
•" ‘-'b.
A .ihysietan xvbol
•Sanford Dealer
Phone 713
i
'>9—
Rooms
For
Housckecpiru
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Concrete
Co.,
genera)
g
*'•»
M’orillg
two
runs.
The
Reds
1
I
•'"t
interests
oppo.-eil
tit"
an
iok, ss .
4 1 1 - 1 4
'■ Iin lying aecidenl- m>tn|
U 'f s g a r a g e
cement work, sidewalks, hudd W A N T E D - Stenographic position
pounded Dean hard and force,| |„m Drlarulo
All R )| Pi i
, 1 X.«t KOI quest loll the legal, V of
3b
bun (mid | no
5
I) 1
2 i
Tola I
i
•
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'*
miles
an
hour
|l,c
lit
7x.’*2 i:
i
*• bt St. Plume til?
lin g blocks, irrigMion boxes. J. R
FRENCH AVE.
he rle.-i npt ion o f t hiand fmicral office work.
A d - 1 ^ » 'b, -Ni>IIED (inrtige Apartment i
th« . "uniml. Eight pitchers Vin*r,
4 I I
ion nun nt \ . ! 'T-'isli oft en land', or, the I
3b,....
m
3 1 I
h 4
X-Flltvoy e III :•( II.
hv halted halt I t ik'^•11 in, mill I lie if«»ns| ,t Mil cM'Pi.ijfl
Tinker, 2I»
1
1
erwillcger,
Prop.
'" " k part in the game.
3rd
nml
4th Street. 50x117
dress
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ear,lleiald.
M.KI,
Park
Ave.
Phone
2!l(!|.2.
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4 I |
cf .
4 1
1 tt o
bits.
R
u
b
1
. er.mis result s, w tide at 5
Abrams, |i,
82,000.00. $:<f,!,.uo c„ s |,
.Sarasota's
inris*l ....
I I
•'-limit.. Tl,,, |M ( |I'D s Hie ground -i glaft
lo
Laki Inin I
I
. 4 2 2 1 0
Philadelphia 102 022 001 s || o Cox, If
oun mo inn) m
Hull,need .Arranged
B U I L D E R S — Your homes will tu*n ( OLORI'.D AVO.Al.AN AAanted tin- I'OR R E N T --F iv e large rooms'
hat w.a. described in t),,. a i
3 0 0
Ilier, lh
Etol* u ba- * ( ir.in , ■'•(•'• rolls, escaping will|
4 II I l u n
• mnriuati
oi:t |oo tuM
, Foss, ,j||
0 I Tampa
I(•« m,i, not) mi
•ailill.'lc ( "ajiitny.
m.i,*. , |'eel.
i
°Ver^
faster
if
you
equip
them
I
DEAN
BERG CORPORATION
fu
rni:
lied,
electric
lights,
eon,
" " ids as “ vast •iivt, he*.”
niecl.'t'tely,
to
keen
liou^e,
liglit
g, —^nush, 1f .
Saenfieehl'U'.'.ys,
St.
W. lls, e
. •• I’ cillv.
| D "II
Phone 121 with Kelvinator. No hnrm in in- j work salarv and imaid.
The eon.'.'itniional ipe t,...,
Aiiply p h le bath, garage nml paved high 515 510 First National Bank Bldg
Miller, c. ..
' V,1l|,:"^'l*.v. Pierce. Johnson, i f
Sninmai
|’w*
IN delerniiiiing I lie height of a n ,. S h " V r
' " I S e lift. Hard
Phone 71.1
1 . 2 . o f f p,., i.
loch l ea,, and Wilson; l.umio
vestiguting. Kelvinator plntt Co.
only few minutes drive I',,.,-,
. Bonner, j>
A' E. Burdette at Herald l if fice. " a y
ra ced
when
lie- •--m,, I.
j
Flit vox e,
: a, , ii,d " .
’• • ' rilei.
hatter's sliouhler in order lo prop Lucas,
Rix, y, Al: * ■■
1 ‘ ' I levvell, if
tanner,
POT*!) ill |rK r o
Sanford.
$25.00
per
month.
E.
A
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I
X Lanning,
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barged
that
,
n
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,
Liy
nml
Hargrave.
Blank: to* I
S|o|*
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l o o L A T E TO I Mi
erly Judge a pi teller's delivery,
•h n l.,i
Staid"!
( ulbretli, j]
IMuc’m'j., Avenue.'
Pra.iley
:,„>
7 fildwell, p i
■"'l.lted beeau — o f 11,,- alleged
•
S. J. M X
W A N T E D - - E X P E R I KN (' E D ■St rou: Farm Agency.
I ' " 'lei irk I' b I* REiN'I
N ,ce i tiinrd
Double ,•i,, v . El
iltwa the umpire pay at lent ion io
•Ulan,
to
(
'usa*
1
LOCH ARBOR
■
Frombe.
i*
Thfirte .'Hi?
sur-’Brown
'hllity ot the otiMviug portions .if*
■Attorney
and
Counsellor
at
Law
ST E N O G R A P H E R . APPLY 515
Base o| ball-., *.
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""in
apart
men!
m
prii|
'th e bnlsiiiiiii « ho crouches in
"•I ' ruig, -1;
Lots 4.. *,nd .it,
lie
annexed
territory
|,,
,
njoy
tl,,.
'
74—
Apartments
For
Rent
!
151(5
FIRST
N
A
T
L
BANK
III.IXL
300
East
First
Street.
AVilley.:;. S t, ml,k ""I •-. Wdley. .
No children. Cull .V.w».
rrarhiltg Ills ilci inioii?
kh:
$2,500.DO.
$050.00 cash
Tot a l .
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Pi
LIVES
•
•nefits
o
f
the
I'orp'u.,i■**,,.
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b.v ('ring, I. I,. tl
it no I. .
Tan,|. *
f o r ijso n 77,
DEAN-BERG
CORPORATION
!
V•
ILORI
DA
S
T
A
T
E
LEAGU
E
till* dcr.ci i)*1mu ol , (,*- iinili'Xi'lf
for Bonner in 7th.
TH E ( LARK Apartments on the •15 510 First National Bank Bldg. I
•SANFORD ROOFING g o . T i le ,' 33— Help Wanted— Mnle
III; Lakeland, !>. 1 "|‘*H , liollll
, 7 . ,l1kB,us Inc.
If a baiter purposely crouches,
PARI.', ''•ly Id C-T»
St. Peter.'Ii,irg
ooi» mil oi,)
\
()|
Won
Lost
pet
•
rrit
o
ry
by
tow
nship
and
range.
t(«d for Sldwrll in llth.
raliiietto.
Phone
;t;ti
beach,
reasonable
weekly
ori
roofs
built
up
roofs.
R
e-roofing
—
,
—
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ami 'Tandy. Time
particulurly in a pinch, in an ef
li.
Phone 713
I
Orlando
Fort Mverx
-‘(112 linn nnii
I was also claimed, « . a il||,jrn |pat* I, l*. |., Midm f,-i„n Belgrade
7
;i
-------203 020 040— 11 tort to throw
.700
i over old roofs. Leaks repaired- E i- W A N T E D - Young man experienc- monthly rates. 410-418 South At
the umpire
ami
w:
.
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A
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F
O
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D
.
M
ASH
ns. because o f the ah t m
*■ <
,.r
-. I ra,,(l . ,
«
:t
have been lost at the
** • ■ otio (m i io:< - d pitcher o ff. the official
lie,*l .-,
.(Kill
calling ( li'lii ndo
I- I.
1*
f r^° ‘ Satisfgi'tinn guarnn-J
ed as bookkeeper. Apply al IIIU'I* Inntic Ave. Dnytnnu Beach, Fla.,'
Summary Tw o has,- lots .|(>h „.
•'*
l
Mrs. O. F. McCue, Proii nnd Mgr. ,
l'«'(''h, where
iineetuig point m, Mu- eastern 11'),,.*' it . ' ‘ "
Jit III
«»*-rTr~?n*ry~ ^Wlt base hit, Measly, halls and strikes
rules hall
or
bl
Mt'iVm''^
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valuo'
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Phone
I
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City
Utilities Office.
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,de
I d " ••' ' I " • River *'*-flo w e d ami
Lakeland .
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Phone 5H7-L-3
!
.linn slon, Doyle. Vim,. Three Is,
p. >
Efishie. Sacrifice, strike according to where lie juilg
IM 1 IOT AA'E.. il, M A Y F A IR
__ __
j ••*«• P* . v n . a number
Bryan. Stolen liases, Kiias ,
h.V.r*'U«* Stolen base, Crowe, Hutnas. es his shoulder would have been Saraxotu ..
'I houses
JillO
' ‘ 'id -Sanford Ave
WII EE LESS & W E L S H
I35A— Employment Agencies
Lot 03x17(1, Fin ing East
AVells.
Johnson.
.Sarrifu*
Maek
Bradenton
V “ OoWo^pIny, Horaiek, Turner to liiol lie la k c r tjo s normal position
.lull
I W o TUKNLSIIHD apartments
'Service that makes friends'’
*
$•(.000.01). i ;<**.,| terms
St. Petersburg
{
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Double
play
.
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i
I
private
home,
close
in,
609
E.
3r*l
i
'f * '? toj ^
truck "lit t*y Bonner,
V U L C A N IZ IN G '
■•'(• you pay , FISK T I R E S
On the other hand, halters who Tampa
DEAN-HKKG CORPORATION
A
mu
to
Abrams
(
2
)
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SEMINOLE
EMPLOYMENT
•
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Street.
,2im
3 *‘ WiliM.ii, 7. Base on have a natural cmurli
ar costs you. )
m facing
5 510 First Nati,nml Bank Hhlg
Y , r / » Abrams. Left
BUREAU
)/• ®*n». o f f Bonnor, 2; Wilson, d. Left the pitcher ami always hit from
H ILT O N 'S B A R B E R SHOP
yon less..!
Phone 713
I
etersburg.
|
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|
;
Orla,„|„,
204
North
Park
Ave.
N A T IO N A L LE A GU E
• finnford,. 0; Sarasota, 7. such a position, are given the name
WINTER PORK. M u..
,
TOR R E N T —-T w o furnished and I
113 Magnoliu Avenue.
I
G ARAGE g o .
"II
hulls,
o
f
f
Culhrelh
t,
W»n
Lost
pitcher, Bonner, Umpires consideration as the hatter wlm as
two unfurnished rooms. Apply*
(/l’( .As a step in lm. P " l o y
____ _ H first class barbers. Special ntkins, 2.
Oinrinmil i
x i r t i **' •''Dock out, |>.v U,ill,leti, ;»• have Kollio College
mad Ery. Time, 2;<i|.
Griss,tit ('ash Store, 3rd and Holly.
has the Reputation of C»n I'WSt.-M tona— Repair- Ito,,tion Kiv<-''» ladica and children. 40— Money to I,o«n
slimes a straight up posture.
•I ('' i lie *■.
Withrow, I; Hawkins I. ||,* .’.rj’ ill uni I y ami
Pittsburgh
CORNER GE N EV A AVE AND
•t.,
largest Stork o f DLAMfl
I're: nt*
due Harris, hard bitting utility St. Louis
Culhreth, 13; Off With.ow,
„rV I In mill *•■, Holt |l;, •
O R A N G E STREET
I'gW JEH IN IIALLOON RACK
LO AN S— Money available ut 7 pe* NEW •'! room apartment with hath,
SA N F O R D .
All dianss
am,H
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C
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P
A
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Y
We Have The
mall m the Washington club, has a Chicago .
Trnmhe, 0 ; „ f r Haw km
s-' „ f f "Pening o f tl..........
50x 132
cent.
Close*
in
property.
A.
IV
furnished.
Phone
325.
Sohl
under
a
Writ
ten
(i«<
;
"T
h
e
Rexul)
S
tore"
eroHell style at I lie plate,
so did , Brooklyn
f j ^ l - t r i m t’O.
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m
s.
$950.00. Easy Terms.
Connolly & Sons.
JIS: A thrilling way I*, Hurry
course,
which r i. ].,,'•*( i.. )„. ,
Bctoiv Ale are <!uo<ii|
Hooper, former AVhite Sox I New York
I IIMMC'd.. IhjII.w• lllnt'k
f Ilf
f till*
i l Im
""t tile "w im r; AV<« make a specialty o f our prompt
7. . 4'*) il !■
*Sl III III*' I'. .111,,
),,, n j
9|
S M A L L TW O ROOM furnished up- I . , -’ ^
. f.-*h;,{(J • DHUOR ATION
"l.t5P,coun‘:ry» Mins Edna Money slur.
f ’ lling o f prescriptions and quick
Di.inmnd
Specials
,
,,
, „
Philadelphia
U' >,'7 ' '•"nates.
stniru apartment.
||„t w u t e r . i * T'rst. National Bunk Bldg.
!J Winks, is from a halloou durAA
" .
b. I
pi tcher, I use
« f Mu,
stairs
..-**■..,
summer Imt!„ is.
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47— 1>0£ 8, C i it H , I* el.s.
1
delivery.
In calling ball: ami strikes on Bo
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Umpires,
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311 Magnolia Ave.
, hill'd, capl ain of i be ' |
u,M*
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
Douglas. Ti me 2:00.
and dropped into a preacher’s shoulder line
ming team, who ,s „ „ ,.\p
., .
TAA't) Beautiful risl male Pekingese
from
the rrourli
A M E R IC A N LE AtiCE
'Xrhero the balloon, as well stance.
life guard will he to <burg. ,.|
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•ns Service Offered iWIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT
puppits, 5 months nld. 431 S , 1 7 ( i - A — (ia n tg t* H
Bat the hatter who does
Won Lost
IVt.
’ knickers, caused some «s- it to coilfUHU is given no consider
course and look alter i b* iiiter.
.Summerlin
St. Orlando.
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During the month ,.f ,|lln(. I lm
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months old.
Any these kinds. St. Long lease.
L. A. Remind,
Washington
42
38
.525
gunuatmas for tl,*' luitliei;.,.* *•
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males. $10; femules, $0 each. Phone 150-W.
| I Bine White Dian
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their work.
During the , , i ..
c are , Typewrlturs undAdding Machines. Hounds, $10 pair, all fine ones, o r - 1 ------------------------------------------------------r [nun Ring CommerrialhJ e®1 1 v....... ..
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part o f the mouth the Young |*,,,
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Wmglit 1-78 PointsI’ biiMp 7‘J J
Cal, 7
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I T H E SE M IN O L E P R IN T K R Y
, der
.............................
from this direct.
Darnell JG A R A G E FOR RENT -014 MagBostnt,
• 31
53
,»60 beved to have broken
Myrtle Ave. and 4th St. Tel. 539
nolia.
Blue White
Wesselton
American pies Conference o f the Prc.i.u,.,.
1001 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop. Kennels, AVilliamston, S. C.
i
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records for distance nml endur ian Church held ten days „ f
Weight 35 Points $87J*|
AMERICAN A SSOCIATION
ance, the Detroiter, virtually given ences (hero which were a t : . ll(|n |
I llluo White Commerc
Pet. Up as lost III a Storm, descended at by uppioximptelv 20D yi.u.itg fl,|k
feet.
Genl'u Ring 88
Milwaukee
.031 Jennings, Kin., late yesterday mVl from all over the state.
M65.no.
Blue
White
Louisville
.024 won the Elks
U*° ''ire, t „ „ , ,,'f M,
m ,.|.
National
Ball,!",, ,,
d a lly Perfect AV’clght !J*|
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F R A N C IS O U IM E T —«*JUDGING D ISTA N C E S
agent fo r Orange county, a cum,,
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The distai,re rr„n, Chicago
I Blue White from 125
WOKE.
Toledo
FiO W D i O 1 W A K E
In* i» moro deceptive than with hla clubo*.
I; $ 0 0 0 0 . .488 H54 miles and the hallo,,,, was j„ for girls was held at tl,,. n ,|i
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Flcxahle
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.401 tho air 41 hours.
Thut is UHUnlly the w a y with St. Paul
1
Bracelet
Original
Price
COPTEEL’
month.
|
moving about and tr y . Jim average sylfor. Ilo'thinks ht
,44.3
f ----------The victorious halloou
is ;(„•
|Special Price 81000 .00.
Columhus
f i W t o u e linka, HO ho should be knows all about it.
At
the
opening
„
f
the
recent
de
.205 entry o f the Detroit
Flying So
We Carry the lorgesU
M M Judge, Tournument playt
*ciety and was manned l*v \ (j Velopinent movement in course
Golf holes are ilecuptive as to
meat
in WatcheH, Ring*. "
F I M i have to be, clue they crack
SUl 1 BERN I.EAGUS
which tho people „ f Orange counlength, ion ic more than others. No
Pnf
° n<l
,K Wilitami* •V were asked to fiimmia]|v aid
M N momenta f o r not other re* ■ one can rely on gueaework ns i„
Silverware,
Cut fllao*.
Won E,mt
|Th,° . °w n er wins u jfi.ooo
h
New Orleans
wart*.
it,v
MM& failure to know how fa r distance,
02
30
the college, Dr. Holt, declared that
.G74|prixo,
nn
Elks
Trophy,
„
,,ri
,
(
Memphis
t?.to tba- frraen.
: ^
f<»r|it
would
be
his
amt.ition
“
to
make
Ther* la one sure plan to r„|
'5521 . . ‘’ n<b|r«nce record, am! „ m.,a.
Rollinri u, the years t„ come o f ,,s
P J S V T JTOiifT* (?«Pend on tho !° w i n i u d g i n g the-length o f „ „ v i Birmingham
Society1 th° N#tionHl At'""iuutical (front service to the coinniuuit
I h l i j t tho wrong bpior-.lpUpw tho aMTa -tainl. o „ Nashvillo
Atlanta . . .
are
•/Ii more to'th e game ft la the dlalimco in yards.
By Moldlo .......
Up to the time o f receint „ r and state ^ s the state and Vo la
d°InKMl*t you then kpow .what you Chattanooga
word from the Detroiter, it was munity are evidently now „r
ico to the college."
hnve to do. And yoti bait figure
believed that the Hi-Bull entry
3(1
» t w o ehamplonN use it out with mathematical precision I-itlo R ock ...
1
2135 o f 8vend RaamuRscn and Piloted
Y O S T A 8 MOVIE DIRECTOR
If you , h ate mad# i t a point to
^ E d w a n l J. Hill, which canm to
Cocoa— Navlns P a ck in ^ C o m p g
Arb "
m<les
NJBW Y Q R K iH u rr y Up Yost is
jf. ,at 6,16 a, *m., had wen tho
Phone 713
'.
toov«y.nR a director!
“ ' ' rfjjwujw “ '
8®n In Pine Form
Util 9th When He
Monies Wild And
ReplacedByA lien
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Club Member** |{ptu:-n AUer
Trip In M h i c h A jr r i c.....
u ll U ral Conditions Arc Studied
ZJ S ' S M
b*gh.
The boys wer
"h'pments to Chicago and
markets were bringing from 20,tof'$
j-7 cents a rpiart. «n d that no tro«->^
hie was experienced
disposing
o f .bent.
T A L L A H A S S E E . Fla., July If.
: ld»> Club hoys o f
Lafayette,
j Hndison. Columlaa_a.nd
Wakulla
Members of%the Kiwnnis
and
i '""•itie* have just
returned
to e v hjinge clubs o f Pannma City
l mir homes after „ motorcade ,nto tendered a dinner to the visitor*,
1*
* club
* - -boy*
^ ^
AAest Florida to study agri, ..Itural ' amiI at
at Floridntovvn
the
'(evelopmenth o f that section.
" f Santa Rosa county acted M ; *7*
The hoys were under the leader- host‘
‘
*i^Si
^nip o f J, IjOu Smith, district *i^ri- i
i o ,,iUn.1* ,“ KP" t f,,r We>r Florida.
•MI AMI- ROBBERS GfrT It.fji#
I nil s . Tnylar, adv(»ttisiny editor
( " f 1 he^State Department o f A g r i
Miami. July |ti. t/Pi- - F o u r uil«w
culture's Immigration Bureau a,
identified nrmed men robbed tht».‘!
i coni pun led -hem.
safe o f .the National Erult Juice
_ .Du* hoys, who uumbcrt'il about
' "inpuny s plant here early today
"•*>'. and who traveled III anil*
mobile', went down tin*.ugh ,\|.i '• "aping will, < 1.200 in litsh and
<
in i h "ck • while holding up
''lamia ami Paminm City, m>pc* t
(* B Moore and .1 I! I.afitte, plant
ng the -alsiima groves
m Bav night •watchmen
"iiuty and grap.- iml'i'trv o f that
part o f the state
They l,„*k,.<|
'la "h in d
Winter Park Building
huge mt'.-og, s
grapes,
l oan Association to establish
" b o r e shipments
|,,ts u ] •H"l
•tilMrh in rhis fuwn.
LET
....
Us Feed Your
SUPERB FIELDING FliTVOYE‘S CLOUT
GIVES COLTS WIN IN N T H INNING
OVER THE SAINTS BEATS SMOKERS
IN LST INNING TO
S e r v ic e
Comes
First
Morse’s Sons
Dad For ( onfJ
Court Will Take Up
Question OF City
( 'harterOfSarasolii i
Horses
ond
u tes
dedr
^ "A K i a x r
Chickens
Club Standings
I1
Rollins Swiinminj)
Course Is Opened
ToSummer Ral hers ^
m
Hom e On
Mellonville A ve.
f , < 51 9 1m1 ) 9 1 1 !
Winner Of Balloon
Contest Descends
Near Jennings, Fla.
Sanford Feed &
Supply Co.
Large living room and dining
ii r dr ,,,,s’ ,k iuh° " witi;
eatures’ abo breakfast
S S l l B L FATHER *
—
Hv <▼
hiOHCtlii MeMANUS
purpose in view of always
rendering prompt and effi
cient service to our clients.
W e are proud of the sub
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t
D E A N - B E R G
Corporation
Ho 'wllf sspends* football acenei.
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stantial Old Line Com pan
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justly earned reput at i on
for fair and prompt setdement of losses.
q Call upon us, no matter
How large or s mal l your
insurance need may be.
A share ofyo u r
b u sin ess w ill
be appreciated
4
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Good Goods
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chest Garden U n a
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& A N FO R D , F L O R U j^ T H A rilR D A Y : J U L Y
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T w e lv e - P a g e s T o d a y .
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New Photo Shows Terrific Force Of Arsenal Bh^T
Tenth Ministry Of
Briand Quits Today
VISIT FRIDAY LIVES OF THREE
TO PRESIDENT IN TWO STATES
PARIS. July 17.— (A1)—P re
mier Hriand's tenth government
rreigued today, a fte r suffering
a defeat in the Chnniber of Itoputies on its fully power fiitnncinl hill.
IN OHIO
PARIS, July 17.— (/PI —The
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N e w Y o rk ( I n v e n t o r A nil T h e M a n y O lh tc -s I n j u r e d , ( ’on- 1 lirintul government wns defeat•
-I
in
the
Chandler
of
Ueputies
►AdmittedThat
< h ief E x e c u tiv e T a lk O f
a i d e r a h l e I’r o p e r l y D a m a g e
(..liny on a question of confi
(h arm
Of
M o u n t-,
dence in connect‘mu with its full
Is R ep o rted : T w lste rlsA c jmmitted Deed
power financial hill. The guvt u n s A nd V a c a t i o n In N . Y.
co m p au ie d H\ H a ilA n d R a in
i rnm ent was -l-t votes in the*
)t\ Highway
minority.
The vote was on the question
ot passing to discussion of the
govern merit’s bill, article by
ai tiele and bail been made n
F u l l R e c o rd O f M e e t i n g M a y E v e r y K u ild in g In T o w n O f
question of confidence by fi
nance m inister Caillaiix. The
N e v e r He M ad e P u b l i c IfeI ’p s o n
Is
Id o w n
Down;
■•’r V i ' M - l
ofliciat ve*e was givett iis g-l
jm s H e S h o t
n i u s e O f ( n n l i d g e ’s R e q u e s t
R o ad s C overed W ith D e b ris
in favor of the government and
■JKI! again-t.
Jilso n A s k e d
WHITE Pi K CAMP- N. Y’. July ' ASHLAND. \ \ . .. July 17.- ' p.
IV. 'P . l t w;,
k H is P is t o l
• dogs^ fish the
\ Midden timm.-r storm start ,
chin in of t ),, '"..untains
and the ■
. . .
Thi.s picture shows wlmt i • mains of one of the uminunil
storehouses at the army arsenal, Pieeatinny; p le a --lies of ■ aliening that Cal " ,k; 1,1 ' ,m n* " tM w,’l’t
Gh.. duly 17. (/P) N. J., a f te r it had been h .tnhnideu l.y shells from the i, r..d ar.im al at l.ake Denmark, several miles via ( "i.lnlgc ".I Alfred E. Smith between Ctiid.-diii, Minn , and A di i
CANTON, Ohio., July 17. } u
chnt'-d ner..
j^er, lu-gi'o f a r m away. The naval arsenal, f i n d by a h«tl of Iifrtit m nv .
Mu* luncheon table kind, \Vis.. I.it,, yesterday, m using
Ik.wared huge hells over many miles of tetri- a t U lute Pin- I I,up Friday.
pT>—
Nr< a r r e s t a h a d
b e e n N '.„
.at
h-ast
I
h
r......
leaths,
injury
t.<
in Hu; C a m p tory Chining (tOO.Onil.Dtm dam age a id taking many ii\.
I *'i "Malitn could not have of probably two core persons and
n
m
tle
e
a
r
l
y
t
o
d
a
y
a
s
a
r
e
su lt
action, is l i f h l , in
fere.I tronger . entrust; the presi considerable dam age to proper! v
o f till
1 iinvi*«tiirntinn
i nn tt on tRhk* - m
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n
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e
s
t
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g
a
t
i
o
n
i
dent,
lCounl.v jail a m i h a s
reserved.
infrequent
of I The wind left virtually all of tlna s s a s s i n a t i o n o f D o n R,- M e U ' i j S
spei h.
to the lioiihlt* m u r i f U," ‘"!", ',,,,nL 101,1 of h ' s buildings in the little town of l^ .
l e t t , p u b l i s h e r o f t h e C a n -i
cunq.
in,,
and
the
new
division
h**
j
son
u
mass
of
wreckage,
but
no,,,-,
Satunlay c»T M is s )
to n D a il y N e w s , a n d a u t h o r i - '
mi- round so a luring on the lakes, of tln-JOll inhahitunts was killed or
jith, 20 and K. W.
in e euvernor. laughing frequently, i seriously injured. A stool railroad Pioneer Resident Is Appointed t iea i l e e l a r e d t h e y
h a v e J I Q 'flj
[ 21, affording to a n
Chairman Of SanfordIkink d e f i n i t e c l u e s .
> <st pleasantly for two h o u r s ,! bridge near here was wrecked.
I
anil departed happy with the ex-n
,• , ,
.
,
,
ient mailt* l a t e y e s And Trust Company Hoard
neru-iii-o
..........
' I he disturbance followed a day
Spurred by offer* of |12,100 IlV
rSheriff Jann-s K. Hicks.
At Meet Held Last Night rewards
P
r
a
'
aflll
®rno?,n
V
t
h
,,n.
<
>
'•
extreme
heat
throughout
the
for tho capture and con- . ’h ’
acquaintaiiei
C)f the confeotion
,hu Wow‘is an<l northwest, in win, 1, nu-m .ry n s 1 j
nimintain
virtion of-the slayers, detectives
-j
(he city early last
T«,. ,.r it
>•
.... , nrds of five years were shattered, i E A. Douginas, pinner resident and special ugents were expected
;
Rath'-M-d at tin- City Mantua*:* W. It- Williams
lenders f 'be
I "''l?
’V’^1litic,,‘
.ITw .* deaths
wereaVt.rilK,.
attributed to t h e ' . f Sanford and Seminole county to nitd their offori to toe hi* '
nation,
pass,hie
op
wi„,
F o l.K Va . .1*ily 17.- (;l’i I
- .1 long identified with financial quiry today.
A I Im . who were- advised of pimento in pejx f,,r (ho pnsideney,
but there was no
To Hasten:Work In AI lempd • AN nI•R•U’-rruin
lieine .<■ the name : Un
ture
v-ill
above
the
eenturv
mail
a
' 1 im im this section, was elected
■lingo
movements
of
tho
[jittle talk <>f any violTo Finish Henulificiilion of Kenneth Orm:. ,mi. who i> til,
the on,, -lining from the rocky Ver- -n,
, , . ,,, , ,
.
Privute funeral services for the
boa ,| , t directors of the
s <• tdav announced their inbill-, and the other a pnaluc* , ,|h' , s'" '
‘■r iww.,l the I.,* i,
editor who was shot shortly a f te r
li i* f (i r c Armistice [);iv wanted iis a witness 1 in the* in tent ion
>
u,
I
Rank
and
Trust
Compa
k
.
iv
ing
toiluv
for
the
caution was (akeh.
- f th, New \,.rk E ast Side, m i l, " ,, V‘ " PvV’’ “
midnight yesterday morning, it U . , , 4
vestigation of ll alleged iccenl
1 - OIIC of . l it. t d-veiopment
development in
m , reft. , t„ „ : i„ II1S „wu way a certain
,!l"|h' 1A," m *
' ov ii.d made chairman of the believed heiHiise of his frequent.
N wore of men armed
kid' tong o/ Mi. Aiinee- Semple the etiM1 >
f*ou; pled ion o f the ).;• ml shell,
I.•■•ii.l
nt
a
meeting
of
the
hank's
. ngchts Tcnipli- ................. . f
power and "i",'1 l,,y l,a 1 a"’1
■funs l«-imr stationed at lake pavilion, tounlnin and flag
attacks on the vico-lords of Can«f .^*?;.
MePhe r-'Ui. l.os Angeles ewuiig
l-vangell .-•!
..Itn i.il.-i held last night.
at, anil all availalde pole ;ct the municipal poo, facing
I
a
tlmiooghly
American
type,
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elie w.-t.s -.-lit from Norfolk la.-'t ■ Anll-i.ii'
A president of the Sanford ton. were held a t noon today. V*
•ire nlso aw aiting
Uties am? )«" ial of- Seminole- lloulevard, by A in u .lien
picture as t h e . ' As,,.l,,",|> 1"" 1 A
nigl.' i>vci t lie wires of the Po t I lie aiiiv.it - the air mail of im offered an
To He Burled a t IndianapoUa - ..-id
Ron,I
amt Mortgage Company Mr.
ate and si i dled in the secluded
Min e Vre Reported Killed
rposted nit the streets Pay is the plan of City Manager
al T< legrai h Co., and according poitan!
.I- nmentai v
Ii.-iii'la
has had much to do in
At their conclusion, bla body Aai
evidence lore.t eatnp.
•
Much
of
the
countryside
west
to information received hv the
W. B. Williams, who will uprrvise
plollli eil oi . telegram uiirporting
May Never Re .Made I’uhllr
and south of Ashl.it,.I was damaged I n. .te mi? many projects in this will In* sent to Indianapolis
was drawn and no the construction pro g n m p
l.edger Di.pttich, the M-niler i, i to have lie.
The
ttffieials of the Sanford it is awaited by his mother,-eat hv Kepnoth (I
I
he
lull
11
raid
of
tile
moctim:
land
three persons were killed if . it v
in this i iC today.
or automobiles al- city engineering department, madehnnl, are united in the opinion Miirgurcl Mellett, and hia bro
Ormiston, t.o nier radio .operato r probably tiev.i will bn public. In litis vieindy.
Every
building
m
thc block where the surveys yesterday for the* work.
a t Angelic. Tempi.
of friend of accordance With Mr. Coolidge’s de I ’pson, a village of ,‘tlttt. It, miles III.i* m the selection of Mr. Doug John, secretary of the fi_
LOS A N't JKI.KS, July 17.—l,Vi the woman pastor.
Many of the exThe flag pole, which will lie of
sire, there Men- no pictures, and south of here, v i- reported blown in . as chairm an of the hoard the poll’s Public Utilities Assoc
rcm.f te d in thp pteel and 100 feet in height, will he —Search for the kidnapers m en
Tho publisher’s widow, a f t e r
Tintelegram,
which
stated
that
the
entrance to the estate washdown or damage.I. and twenty-five Santi.rd Rank and Trust Company
Hil 2 O'clock this morn- a t th e head of the pier facing Sem
tin.,
secured
the
services
of
an
ex
first
shock, has been bravely
tioned h\ Aimec Semple MePher- the corn sp-.mleiiee would have ! closed t•• all veept
. the
.
..guests
.. and nhuhitan's v . i • believed injured,
*n were four or five inole-Boulevard, and the fountain son. in the story of her abduction, an intp.otant hearing on tho Meperienced financier mid one who is standing the ordeal.
I t _____
tlioso uitimiiiely connected with tli.-i -|*h,. invaded territory suffered thm1..uglily familiar with the w ork
U-tt’s
brother.
Lloyd,
osaocUtad tf-;
will ho a t the pole’s base.
shifted Lin k tit the Mexican laird- j pherson case, was said to have I resident s household.
'heavilv from the tall of had. The ings of financial institutions.
with him on the news, who ap- ,
Hove From Hunt
Tho hand shell will be available* er here today. Authorities said conn* from "somewhere” in Nortu
i resuli itl * nolidge, who has per „.v |„.||t l s raim .l upon Chisholm
Mr. Douglass has l-.ng been u poor* most heavily bent under tfiet
| tt the Sheriff's state- for band tnuslfc or dunce- orelo-stra they had received reports th a t “a Carolina. A telegram addressed sonal diiectmn over all publicity at ,
| •, mini,I,-, .m l destroyed so
strain.
lie has told his clooa'Ac
| nem told th » follow- musie?. The pavillion will he at the heavily veiled" woman and Ivvo^lo Ormi-t"n ami s.-nt from here |
,Hii.H!,!UUr,t‘,r.s ’ t',u,rt‘ll,‘‘l li'itnili glass tin,! one hai.lw jirc , „ n
I'he'nfVice'of H e r e o f the'c'ir* quaintances that he cannot
jot crime :
mule
eompaiiions
stopped
tit
a
sc,
lost
w
o
t.
lemaincil
unclaimed
at
th,
regular
Friday
afternoon
enre a r of the hand shell which will
rcrii onli*r«*(l thru* iiwl *dir h:i!!
n,
for many yiMirs.
In from his mind the feeling t l ll i t ','
for Igagetnetu vvit h m ws paper men, and lt»ps ot
kmut-t in tin* woods face the boulevard. The sli-l’ will <hided nioiintain resort nt laitim j n hotel in Tav lorsville, N.
| m repair tin* (lamsi^e. . ittlalifi«*n !•* In h mmicrou* nrtivi- some of the articles he wrote to o * '£
'tin- -call, led details of the piclur.iloac h wifi creek 1 he built so th a t it can lie opened I.• ha- near the twin cities of • alt \i ■several days.
l*'’iids w ire i •v’ere I wuti debri ;
11' . ■f tbe city and cmin- have caused mcnihers of. Cm.
|
had t>. he lueced tngether.
Ihu aide of t'amp the puvillion in the di,vr':im of eo aqtl Mexicali.
- .ettuna of (tujUnnd. w e e dam
U|.
^ president of underworld tq.
Ws brot’
'I lie vi;.it to tbe Adirondack* was .................
1lid M.*r ted homo as l.ake Monroe
T f - trio arrived .,t the ic-ort I .*•'T A T K S V lM ’.K. Nr. C, July 17
n e e - i „ ;. i. routing
Sllt • >»| Cl,amber id ComGovernor Dooblwl's person
|
»nntiling
of
a
triumphal
journey
|,,||
,
.
nlH
and gifting dark,
in
1
.
":1
111.
lliiee
days
a
fte
r
tie
i
t/l’i
A
man
la-lievt-d
by
authoriP lanting of the trees and flower,
.(11010,10 .ll I..11
vestigntor, C. H. Slssop, i n f 0*^'
pt harn lc.l .Icj gauge which will parallel the- U-%hupt* eMingi-li
di-uiiMM1! led at Oiciin t i ls I-, h , . e been Kennelb (I. for (,ov. Smith. Throngs turned j VVil hanq
iml r- " " ‘ bM„„-s. -«>rri«-i;iln ..r the Sanford Hank dered from Coluoibua yesterday t o ‘* diimagi-d.
walks on the municipal pier will tie I’iiik It* ..'
1 bey are said to I Ormist'.ii. >.ugbt in comiei lion ■nt at l.ld- towns through which h were
Ha li"1.’
laud Trust Company nru pleasiul aid in tho invei^Ifatipn.
| with tie- abduction of Aimec ] passed eri rqute from Eli/.ahctliI K"t to the load that s tarted about August I, the city Ittive lelt *I -- 111V" in tbe liigbl.
M| whom j to iinmoinri the selection of Mr. to keep tho goyifjrnor’a office lib .,
'flu- I.now n dead,
town
to
I’niil
Smith’s
and
people
Deputv Ib-trut Attorney Joe Semple M. I'berson, was thought
, to Hubbard's dairy I m an ag e r said. The- work will In*
ll.mgla
liveil mi fariu.-1. a i.1 Mattel .b.hn
as chairman of the formed of progress In tho case. <
|ht roadster with ‘the done under the supervision of a Ryan and I *ete. live Chief Her- I to have h.. m iii this city last night. press, I about him at Paul Smith's von, I*. .Illllil John • a. ‘JO; Albert I,,,a id ,” -aid W. II. Tunnieliffe,
Conferred WUh Governor
i
hotel,
eager
l,>
hake
his
hand,
ami
[It. The lo.ie i>ked me luMcIsecupn architect.
,,re oh nt ,.|' llie bank, this morn
\ |>.lei -..I,, I J.
often addii-ssiag him as “ Al"
In his relentless fig h t agail^tt ,
The hciiutification committee a p
TOdoing with the gon
ing.
"All >>f tin- banks in this
.Maintain IIis Relirelirc
in Canton, for which he gaVV|Mrj
tom 1 hail
11 ,,uiily are now entirely governed crime
■it Inmt- pointed by the- city enminission, i.;
1
The
case
with
which
the
old
his
life,
Mellett conferred with t |h i responsllile for the municipal pro
and controlled by local men of
I mountain guide <>r the Middle West
governor horo for more thad Ml ’ •,?
grain
planned
for be-uutifying
long standing in the community, hour July 7.
li. the mi that 111'
I tourist gained access to the Em
;
stre-ets and parks of Sanford.
and (Ins fact is uiiiquu-in cities of
II was u|. t . .met hing
pin* S ta te executive was something
At
tho
head
of
the
city's
foteAh.-’/jf?
Sanford's size and resources."
Itcld her l<> hand hint his
I i-cvv to a section which has now
“ Tbe sound fiuanciul condition is Chief of Police S. A. Lengel, ’jM
hen I shot him in the
I learned of the stiff formality that
of
the banks here reflects the who has pending in the Starlr coun- \;V
| necessarily must surround visits
prosperity of this section.
In the ty courts a libel suit against thh .xft,
'
and
respects
to
the
President
of
the
afraid that the girl
For the pie, .-tire of hunter- an I addition of Mr. Douglass to our Canton News, and Don R. Mellett.
ot me •<> I |,,11 another
fishermen, a l* foot cniiscr, the
The suit was brought b e c a u s a 'd f vv
( ’liliv'isni ( I f L a k e P o ll u t i o n j I tvt*nlv - L i g h t D r i s o n e r s Anti
, \ t the meeting with newspaper Weonn, has hern pul into -civile [board we lielii-vi- this hank nils articles printed when Lengel
(quick an,I ).■.i her too.
'added substantial strength to its
,
Lilt
civ
T
o
L
nh
I
In
S
d
r
e
e
r
m
g
Q
u
a
n
t
i
t
y
O
f
Liquor*
S
e
iz
e
d
c.irrespoiulents*.
im.-t
of
whom
are
1 rh-s's, hat
I pocketmii I nke Monroe and the St. bdin's already sound and prosperous con- before the civil servlco comm
ViiS
W h e n A r m y O f F e d e r a l M e n I f " " " Washington, a fte r he hud re- i river I tin- I xke Monroe liansI his watch
O f O u tlets
A lo n g
S hore
slon charged with laxity in IhIW-A- - 2
t dilion.”
If
the
Mercer
Rollins
football
Lengel was later ""f:
portutiuii « ompiinv. M I « us- I o...............................................
..............
..
t fime \t I irst
C ity M a n a g e r W i l l i a m s S . i y s
t h e r directors of the hank
are enforcement.
S ,,„„P
........
V X " ! ? ’S , " T?„!'iZ :
game is attended by a large
wi ll, cummi n i d agent, am .... ..
’|*„iui„.||ff,.. |>r. S. Pnli-ston, Irc-mstatcd. The c S declaredra«<, ,x
1*1 move li, , ;,|- ,,r t | te crowd next Armistice Day, tbe
--- ----; tiov. Smith told of issues in the
, |. | { w i g h t . C. F. Williams. R. .1. jjd* men ure ’on their toes to bring Hr! «
J-ef’eens may la- attaili.il t>. the
hnuRh I ..oi iiiv,. i n 's Campbell Gassing Post, American
V I ADDER DALE, Fin., July foilheoming N*evv York campaign. •*'( .(oiluy.
ishermcn have b'l-n a l.oig for i lolly. Edward Higgins, Roy F. ’in the murderur*.’’
l*hf. A- I w i leaving l.cgioii, will attem pt to bring a cllv s* wer outlets t ” l ake M. liroe
17 • Pi Federal prohibition of I lie retained his eiistoniury n*- an l airomnuahitloM
Isuil hen- Me. |Svines, all of Sanford.
To Finance Extra Activities
j'1
*J. bin I a; the top University of Florida football ns a means of m d ig a'm g th. dis ficer- .iimeil with w nrrnnts for ti.ence ulvout discussing his own
1
a-vvi'll
suid.
a
Imat vv , purc.
r
,
•
,,,
,t
..i..
,
,
agree
ibhmlm
ill
tie
1
iihimu
ipal
t.'l in
..in,, on,- gam e to Sanford in I P - 1, according I
•*»-- council,
- ......■■ in special a
City
jn r e t
an*l search warrant-, pail, hut the fart th at he seemed
.
,.
. A
,, ,,
,,
, ,, ........ ,
pti i ami near t h horit I l.ai ,-1 llo'to main I ,to Al.
last night, learned th a t i
.swooped down on this city la t willing to go before the people on chi -eil last week, and is 1 "W imiuIv
U. Hutton, post Commander. . j , , |(v MiUmi.(.r w . li. Williams
for service.
Tin- Imat • an in*
mako no definite a|ipropria'
it. • I
night
in
one
of
the
largest
raid
the
ptutform
he
outlined
gave
an
‘I he Sanford post officials m . ;ij,|
• haltered by I he day or week. In1
furthering tho invustl| ‘
■mil •I I
t-vi r staged in t his vicinity and impression th at ho will not |>n d t , . .
;i what it (end w riting In the athletic tut | Criticism of the sewerage •mli- arrested 2H men on charges of aside tho nomination for governor 1
voted to finance tha ex
Ihorilies of the university to ask i l ioii> at the municipal piei luive violating the prohibition lnvvs,
bout Ims dining and sleep
The installation of Sanford’s activities which may bau
many
times
more.
1
th at Sanford he considered when been mil'll- by several per-on- who captured a number, of autumn
ing aceommodutions for as many I new w hite Way system will bo in the seurch.
IV.V
H* an im. it .la in tin the 1USJ7 schedule is arranged.
ns HI persons a t u time, and will | completed within 60 days- accoriling
Idles,
and
an
unknown
quantity
have
bonis
in
the
yacht
ha-in.
The
1 twit
Police yesterday traced to J b .
t"o part of j The midway location of Sanford
! la* piloted by Captain Charles E. | ll( ,)n.s,,|it nluus of "tho Florida town, Pa., an automobile , wbiqh
sewerug.- empties into the hike nt
of liquor, said to have been most
I* th.l- | ||;,,| i a ken
and quale
i*f ’j
a jl(i Power Company, Mun came under suspicion.
Kir e. a veteran pilot
........................
........
between
T
am
pa
ami
Jueksonvilh
all
hours
of
the
day
without
niterly
home
brew.
Neighboni- A
*1•tm-.l ;,t| I, i,mwledge
St.
Jo
h
n
’s
river
watei-.
I
ag
e
r
('.
A. Byrd said today. Tho of thu Molletts said th e y , saw a n T
•m
the
Atlantic
Coast
l.inc
Rail
fci
once.
Citizens who chanced to be
r 'in Mw (iff miv.h,
Caiituiu Rice has lie 11 on the old and new system will total 150 uutoinobilo with a Pennsylvania
nearby were deputized to a s
/ ...,ih Wilson’s road will he one of the argum ents , A four tool sewer serving the
river
service for ”•! w u i ; , the lamps.
advanced
by
tbe
post,
according
'
lice 11M0 hovering In the, neighbor- i;
d'lvviilown di Iri.l. includin '.1 the
sist in guarding the prisoners
* *‘i 1 • ,. I ei i.vered
Th« lights on the north end of hood.
I'ommerciiit i gcnt said, "lie know 1
I priuripai hotels id Sanford, li.'i mi
v
and liquor, according to witness
1>(1'l i . I.i, k' i. riioim. (o Mr. 11till im.
The cost of bringing the two col
*-------1 every fishing hole on tin* river Park Avenue, including the pier,
i.lltlel near the pier. The nth* r <*s, and thu prisoners, numbering
These reports l t d to belief th a t
Frank
P
arker,
said
to
have
It.....
(
folj
m
miles,"
he
said,
"
lie
will
urn
planned
to
bn
nwitchcd
on
tho
lege team s lie re Armistice- Day! .ew er outlets are a t French Ave seven negroes and 21 white men,
shot by Tijco Scholl in a limit last j no^ ,,o]y operate the limit, lint also letter part of next week," Mr. hirelings from outside Jthe city
will he *2,(100, Mr. Hutton sit id. j nue, and ut a point rasl of the I’orwere loaded into cars and taken 'I uesday, filed a w arrant eluirging | J(t.^ lls auiilc for sportsiucn. l ap- Byrd said, “ and tho re-wiring of committed tha crime at the inalKT y;
This will mean th at al least 1,000 ' re-t l.ake Hotel.
to F ort Pierce. A largo van was assault with intent to kill yeslei-l
.
tain Rice is also familial 1 with At the present lamps will probably gatinn of t h a CUnton undcrwdrld.-'.r
tiekets at $2 each must be sold.
used for tho negroes.
“
The
Park
Avenue
sewer
could
day evening in the Vidusm county |anti<- Coastal waters, and last take .’III (lavs, ranking till days for
The legion post will have the
. r
. . ....
Cox O ffers $5,000 Reward- .
Tho ugents established “ hind limit,
, 7 t/i •) assistance of the Sanford Cham j be ext, nded further nil*, tbe lake.
week look a boat north fiom J a c k the eomidetion of all the work."
c
l
N T O N , Ohio, July
q
u
a
r
te
rs
"
on
(pile
of
the
main
I
the
city
m
alinger
-aid.
"hut
I
hi
A
total
i
d
HIO
boulevard
stun$choll,
who
has
been
in
iail
in
sonville."
Phillip
Hi- her of Commerce in carrying mil vvmiiIi I lie a l coiisiileraMe expeii-c.
lliornughfarcn, to which the pris | Sanford since tin- shouting, wnIN" W i
•lards huve been erected, it was Jam es M, Cox, former governor Py,
the
big
i
i-lehriitinii
planned
for
Was
e|pp.
Tinis
tile
scroll.I
limit
pul
int
>
T.t
Ohio, today posted $5,000 reward A
I *| hi re i.- no danger l<> health Ironi oners wore brought as arrested , taken to,U oLund last night by service on Lnko Monroe and the said.
''ll.oil Fed Armistice day.
for Information leading to th e
-i
this >cvv, rage. We might pot a anil hundreds of spectators g ath , Sheriff C. M. Hand and turned St. di.hii’n liver this season by the
1 .U|MH
Ta*" 11',,hl ' ’" ’'essiimrest and conviction (‘of th e s a j ? . . recii mi the outlet, which ioii H !>«• ered about during tho raids, 1 over to y.uluain county authorities. transportation company. The We- APPOINTM ENTS APPROVED
■U
ig
oii-lllcss
II KM PEI. R ETS DIVORCE
sponsible", for tbe m u rdaxu
th*■.'"C.iiu,,. Pom's
released at certain hours, p refer which lusted several hours.
WASHINGTON. Jul y 17— (A*)1 He wos released a fte r giving luka. mi excuoion hput. makes
eniiPARIS, July
17. (/Pi Frieda
R. Mellett and the S tar c o w
! twill).
President
Coolidgo
has
upprovod
$1,000
bonaT
The
shooting
took
ably
at
night.
regular trips on week days an I
Hempel, the singer, received a fi
MIAMI. July 17.—
—Prohibi place on the Volusia county side Su|||j
the appointment of Lieut.t. Colonel mlslonsrs posted a sim ilar
J(ftqcn„ on.s.
A luimisonm private yacht, own
nal decree of divorce today, it hetion
Agepta,
narcotic
tiis|)ector»
Frunk H. U(hm and Lieut. Colonel of $2,000 and th e CUvaUnd
of
th«
river.
("••nt ru« t
ed
by
a
wealthy
mini,
recently
lei. for cumc known am ong friends. She
and
secret
service
men
returning
William
E. Oillmore. as brigadier ono of $1,000. RoVordi posh. ^ ^
Parkerwith
Ernest
Hodges,
und
f‘l -ir,
i
****,*•'' Vi ?
-"id sidewalk* charged her husband, with ulmn- docked a t the municipal pier, and , «nu scc.ui. w
total $20,450.
- - -A
v * >)
Sts.
gcuyrnlH in the arm y air service.
it is related th a t the sewerage odor hero today from t o r t Lauderdale his mothor, Mrs. Ethel Toon, were
donment.
was very offensive to those hoard, unofficially reported the capture in a pouter boat on tho St. Johns
' a*
.
‘
*
j of 21) prisioners, several automo River, n ea r the Geneva bridge,
..... _ ___
____
a boat and a Tuesday morning, when Scholl be
biles,
a truck,
1 q uantity of liiiuor in a series of gan firin g blrdshots a t them, ac
ruids it) th u t city last night.
cording to P arker. All there w err
NEW YORK, July 17.—(A*)—
Tho o ffic e rs working in several sprayed w ith .the «hot, a n d n^jdv- Clot.e upon (he holds of thu, discov
cil
medical
a
tte
n
tio
n
a
t
tho
.Ferngroups, were unable to give tho
ery of opium in the hotel room of
names of any prisoners nt\d re ahi-Laughton Memorial Hospital. hix M-crotary und. before be had
NEW YORK, July 17.—(JP)— rad from Cepe
Tbe
snooting.wna
the
outcome
of
fused to divulge the nnturo of the
r»Lv 17. 1/ 1*) hor state."
I Am
Hccompliahen hi* mission to tho New York harbor was pictured ge through Dwyeri* nflusnfca
a long standing : feud between Uiiiicd States, Dr. A. H. Saavedra, a rum -runner’s hnycn Friday dur- th e Washington “ Boss ,1*/4
lJ 1 ( ' ,i"|.tr,.lli.r. j„
raids.
“ This does not mean,” the comp
The contractors who huve the
M t'llav ..11 the fi- troller said, “ that all those hunks
Tho drive was said to have been Parker and Scholl over property vice president of Baliva, was listc«i ing tho trail of 10 members of th e
WiesHaar teeflfled th a t
a# 11 passenger on u vessel sailing no-called Dwyer liquor ring. A *had
........................ .. . 1- in Florida associated with the s y s Geneva road fill construction l»l» the respite of. seypral month# in rights.
“ * told ‘biht Tla. cftWt
tem ut sometime or other arc pi arc doing ovcrylhiuir possible to vestigation by tho three govern
confessed rum -runner testified th a t “fixed” except fo r s o n g
ROApt
IN SEER EXPECTED today for Rio ^aqciru.
trouble, or necessarily
involved. coinnlcto tho work, according to m ent forces through this section.;
*r officer*,
.
Customs jpspector* here noti- on being hired to run liquor, in “higher
Frank
MacNwill,
appointed
as
a
Several in Floridu, huving alrcudy
frpm
rum
row
for
William
Y*
fied
Washington
th
at
they
raided
WASHINGTON.
July
17—C/F/~
iring «m !.
!‘ky ,yi
is divested themselves of the contice- member of a Chumber of Gom*
McAlpin of Dwyer ho was told th a t h* would
Evi<lspca,Uta$>7. the Nickel. Plato thu room a t the0 Hotel
", '["■ duniuge 1 lion in time not to be hurt in the iperec committee to get a report
pinna to ta k e ever tho Chlcugo. At- Reyes Ortls,. secrctorv to t h e vicc- have no trouble In the harbor u
on
the
dote
of
completion.
'•Wage11 an< I'kvced in | collapse while others have not
tloa.,A-ifiouthera Railroad, whlclj prcsfdent, and fopna a 20-pound “the co*nt guards will fire in tbe
A runway will be constructed in
thy fi',.
enough Geongia s tu ff to amount to
air,” outside, however, Jbm we* told, H e
serves a b o u t 50 cities and town in package of oplu{n.
the event the Geneva fill Ih comrum running was a case of th*
* M ,„,u tVmi*»l the ! anything."
Indiana.
^Ut
contained.
In
a
letter
Dr.
S
o
a
r
e
d
o*n*ented
to
tho
^ l since | “The "effect system failures hns pleted lit tbe^snme ,tlme the bridge The new , V « t n i s n t Signed", l a s t receives! b g ' T h te rs ta te . Commerco
survival of tb e fltte*t«: This testtof ,l5au|h“"
;;r:zwl
selcure and n e l t b e a : h e - n o r hi*
me, the qJintrnjtor^,aald. This
I have every is done
d „v...
have 1 about spent itself.
C
onsm
^Ionar.
Meyer
from
Mk
J.
night hy 'A tabarnaTow«r Company
bocretary Is >'au*pepted' w ith hav
UVtr Flnruia und reason to believe th a t a number of will
will nmke tho road passable, it wau ropresentativa* and arm y e n g l n w s
ing had. knowledge of th e contents
said.
the
Florida
banks
forced
to
close
*"ho h jllst
of the p e e g a g s ^ v ^
. :-.t \
The
Geneva.-goadfatprivoment
known~t2i him' o n ^ a*- the boa
returned tem porarily will bo re-opened, in
1 iq am :
,vl1
Dr. ^ a a v u d raiM U a h e r e t o thank
friend
fact, two have already re-opened lies been delayed becauso of the
da. was formthe UnK*(t 8 fcatei l o r its special
[d ha
rye * 1 and one
Florida and floveral others s ro now com difficulty in securipg materia). A
today
by
Secretary
drawbridge Hm been Con$truCtcd,
repre#enU$to»' a t . th e in a u g u r a - ,
, .
tn
a
war.
departm
ent.
11..........
!,yslcn» «f pleting thqir plan*.’’
Davia
tion of HScBoIlrian p r e s id e n t. H e
°ns. stated that
The comptroller branded as false and the fill raised. bopays# of thp*
IJ . mwSr’
said
h|a. decUlqn. t a i r t t p r a ‘
overflow
of
w
ater
In
j
w
t
years*
' ^
Id that
I
stoeco
bridge
lily P^ . a h«ve lioen statem en ts which, he said, purr r jr ',.
was
*^the was neat
«<• the
orted to be from A tlan ta and
Lakeland—Ne*f fh e atfg . lo be
..............................
*
''e r r e d
built here.
. > , *' ^
. •-
ifer Aliened To
search For Slayers
Mellett Sp
"
Rewards To
More Than $
Pair Offer Contrast Disturbance Follows
As They Talk 2 Hours High Temperatures
rRuns High
Spreads
E. A. DOUGLASS IS
NAMED HEAD OF
BANK DIRECTORS
MUNICIPAL PIER Search For Kidnapers
TO BE FINISHED WomanEvangelistShifted
BY NOVEMBER 11 Back To Border Of Mexico
Local Legionaires
ToSponsorFootball
Game Here Nov. 11
P rivate Burial
Is Held A t
SEWERS MAY BE [BIG I’ROHI RAID
IMPROVED N EA R PULLED OFF AT
NEW HOSTELRY FT. LAUDERDALE
Special Investigator^.
Of The Governor Is W
At \Vbrk On Case
New Pleasure Boat
Placed In Service
On St. Johns River
White Way System
To Be Finished Soon
B i r d Shot Victim
Takes Out Warrant
Against Tige Scholl
pilipiis Heads
sional Women
Opium Discovered In
His Secretary’s Room,
Bolivian Leaves U. S. New York Harbor D^scribed A s Hat
Progress Is Noted
M e r Amos Feels Optimistic
,ut Financial Situation In State In Construction Of
Geneva Road Fill
For Rum Runner D uring T rial
C„[: ..
Power Agreement Is
Approved by D^vls
^AlfHT^dTpN, Jijly
I
rfC
C**1
’ M'1
Iwld'K
f?rww^'PTO*r’aAf,hh.ywS’.'
h'
^jSwe'ti’anot
| | | •y tW
mt
Si
�'Wrj AW
» •; & wSi
'-V*ur*'’
•ttj;- ■
. 4. .
AMERICAN MATE
FOR PRINCESS IS
last A s Possible In Winter GIVEN APPROVAL
Match He! ween An American
A n d R u m a n i a n P r i n c e s s Is
P A tL A H A S S E E , Fin., July 10. front pits on that lino UW l>or
cent, uml i" moving it with no
N o t O lijc c tia n a b le If L ove
^X h © rnllroaclft of !• lorirlm arc delay. With the present fmilitios
K c iirn s . S a v s Q u e e n M a r i e
Ring th eir facilities, in the •Hid ndditiminl fneilltiei to be
’*nd urc bending ever} ef- lilnccd by the time the winter
MJCIIAUKST, July 10.—(/!*>
’tow ards seeing th a t roud piiHKtngor :iTvice 'is begun, in*
m nteriuls sre moved ai* eluding double tracking with nuto- Queen Mnrit^ "f Kamanin would
ly. „„
on possible
winter. matie Mgnttli, nil the wuy from like to have Princess Ilyunn, her
.______ this
...
' w as the
r gist
gist of letters rtf- 1Jacksonville to Miami, and new youngest daughter,
m arry
the
by the F lo r id a Ksilror/t
Kailror/l |„ rge yards, the Atlantic Const Prince of Wales, but would have
.i -— /from
b..
#ii/*
A limit ic [ j ni>j Mr, Owen ndded, will hine no objection to her m arrying an
Atlantic
liation
the
Idnc, Klofida hunt Coast, | no trouble in niovfng all of the American if she really loved him.
business ......
either on that line, or
ird , Air
DOirU.
n il Line
I/IIIV- and Louisville | MUOIll.nn
The queen, who has decided d ef
!. Naanvllle. The communica- connecting enit'*.
initely to spend three or f-nr
k r w ere In reply to questions ; At the present time, the Scn- months m tin1 United States tinpunded by the commission as J Lourd Air Line, according to C. full, will bo accompanied by 1ho
yhat the rarriers were doing j E. Mix, superintendent nt. Iran*-. fall, will be iierninpanied by ihe
Bid ensuring a better move- | p„r tutiun. U furnishing 10(1 per princess and, possibly, Prince N'1
. of road balding mnterinls
the , jpply to all o periitions, clmlns, her youngest son.
If King
Winter thnn whs the case for and• is
• moving
•
.*
.
the
material
to Ferdinand does not make the trip
5*20, when an extensive em- destinations without delay. The with her. hr- nrohahly will c«U at
“ was placed over the state, railroad is now receiving from its New York at 'h e conclusion of her
the Atlantic Coast Line, it1* builders, 2,100 new 100,000 pound stay for t i f return voyage.
ding to J. F. Walker of Juek- capacity solid flat bottom gondo
“ Of coiir.e." the queen told The
rUle, superintendent of trans- las, Mr. Ifix said, with delivery Ar.soeiatr <1 Press co rn s p o u d n i'.
|tlb n , during .the week cittl- to be completed with JO to 4fi "I would like Ilyunn to m arry the
sished 100 per cent J (|ny„. The ‘ majority of the cam, Prince of Wales, but that young
J t J u l y 3, furnfshed
equipment ordered
for j jlw „„j,| wjj| jK. put into Florida man doesn’t seem to be of the m ar
......
lime rock, crushed stone trade. The Seaboard, he eluted, rying kind
Miyiytnd. P u rin e the previous | cx|M«i-ts to he able to currently
Only Seventeen
ttk, th a t ruilroim furnished <H.7 i n,,,vt. ;,|| Inisiness offering -this
“ <Yriuii'l-.’. no one could afford
jjeent of the 'equqipment
or- winte r, but he "tiggrsted that buy to s | mii u t!i" throne of England,
......... ...
“■dcrod, Mr. Walker staled.
ers of rn,ul mill' rial provide for lenyt ot all ope who is so 1eor
-w*?'NoiwIthKlainling th" fact that age spates, and have shipped d u r Ollgbly I' • gh il a III)'til'll.
Itill
Atlantic Coast Line furnish- ing the light slimmer monlb a IIS I - aid 'ed'oic. I don’t Oil'd »• '•
•«d 100 per c u t of th equipment : good |ooportion of what (hoy .11 Ipr-re
•eking ;r p m
Alai, i ' c-ii.
!,«• I til •tie
.'Oftlcrcd daring the week ending I letpiiii- during the wilder, pot tier for rit.lie ai ' Till .
>Jfuly 3 coinpne-d with iH.i I*er ( (mg j( in Klomge near- the point who I a •"
" I. ill.
CSnt during the previous week. ,,f I'oiislimpt ii.n.
will e V. r take over the throne?
Will get It.”
■upcrintetident slated, there | “The
requirements
for the Perbnp . la bi'otln-r
The •pa • 'i also denied mnmi
T« loaded only 23 more ears trim i lortation of r*iad Imilding-'
ijng the week ending duly 3, material on ttiis division are be Unit the p i e c e intended to m a n y
oi i ’ulgaria, m- an
i w ere loaded during the pre- ing properly taken care,” wrote King lion
.Jli week.
Eighty three and K. O. Snltinarsb, superintendent
•hundredths tier cent of the of the Louisville; and Nashville.
lipmcnt furnished, in* added, “ We have not as yet any move-,
J loaded during the week ciul- lucid of *l ti lled I'm I’, bill .1 i
f Ju ly 3, against ‘.Mt.t per cent j expected that <|r\ lopro.'lll . of III.'
|=s/*
I . previous week. This
• Ar iiniirat
l ,, 1I 11
luta■stone
tin si' ill' mi. I- 'I'
d. |iosits
nil
on til"
, ■tatcil, Unit onlyJ <•», HlM
. l .HI
eii’.lH
II lira
f t «•! I hi* I,
ell ru
III l i f t Mi l
111
.
'
t r cent of the cars
ordered Ii un
MOII Ul
I. minh
•
whnt they uro entitled to.
Italian or Ilelgian prince.
_ ,
' ' One of the first things that
“ As a m atter of f»^t, she still
shoubl he impressed on people
iv. only a child, as you can see,”
nirout to commit m atrim ony n
*be said, pointing to the seventeon- Hon. Ed. Walthall,
th a t two people cannot live a
1\ car old princess sitting nearby, c-o Semipole Hudson-Lssex Lo,
cheaply
ns 0I,e- ThBt 0,<l fn,,niy
l "She can afford In wait.
My .Sanford, Fla.
ought to be exploded.
dearest wish is that when sho does Hear Ed:
Then some one ought to take
marry, she will be ns happy us her
Thin old world la just naturally the husband off to one • side und
! sister, Mill ie, who is now queen of full of trouble m a k e ru
make it perfectly clear to Inm
Vngo-SliiV'a.
Marie ;<nd the
Some trouble m aker ban now that in the future wffnt s his '>
yonrg Vtigo-Si.iv king, love one started a discussion in the papers tier’s ami what's tier's is her own.
.||(i(ii|,.,
,
Another truly
and aro superlative- ami magazines on the subject of This will make the df»rrie«l mini
|y happy.
„
whether a wife should be paid considerably smoother.
May Mri'e Scenario
, regular wages by her husband, 1 Why. I have known men who
it true." ihe correspondent i ji;<t as lie pays th e hired man, o r, tried |'o hold out some of their
a- l."d, “ that >• I fire w riting a •he stenographer, or the cook.
• ,-enai i<< for a I 'm to be produced . It looks to me, from the, tli-.
by up Ainera a" compnnjr and that I! voice record! i. Ih t married people
you may upp ir in the picture I have enough to squabble river as
yoursrdf?"
i' is, without injecting tiiis new
"I may wn* • a scenario some subject of disagreem ent into the
time in the '■•it'tre, if 1 get the homo life.
tu rn .” Her Mar ty replied. “ Hut
Should a wife receive wages?
certainly I ‘ bad never lie sn vain Yes, but they shoul dnfit lie paid
<r ■ . foolish .• to ap p e a r per in lu*r as’ wages. _
^ #
sonally in a fum.
t My experience is th at a wife is
“ You must n 'member th a t I am •c title d to n" pretty full bunk o f !
* nat pnrt could I i he fiimi'y income, and women I
tiow lit’ty.
piny in a film ven if I had tho dc • ;.uallv have a way of getting j
The only role
•if'- to appr a ’
w -old be a i •graiidinotlier' or
And I am
a a ‘mother 1i, law.'
>.oit* Anieric..i haven’t milch use
•other for gr ••liMothers or for
mot hers-in la.\ . They want youngi r people.’’
The queen i r.,v is emopleting a |
L A
U
N
D
^ i ,
loinnncc b.i c on Humaiiinn lift
mul i ohm u dl tart a new veriehe receives on no : WASHES l-VERY‘ft! !N(r : I
. f :irI a !• .
a v rag*- .. • • I i lers a day from i WITH THE UTMOST
|
• n.
\ ,eo .••i
\\
WIVES’ WAGES
ONE
S
—
I
N o t i c o is lio r u h y j»;iv**n (lini l!u* I »:i »■<1
o f ( ’oiiiil.v ( u m i i i i s s i o n c p s in ::iul
l ,,r
Menfolk, your wash
suits were made
lo wash-
o u i
Come by bus today!
o
II DOYt TJ.»r»‘i a dell«htful, rrtr.«hlnx. ftf»minc kirk In i FITIl It
SHAMKXJl TU Filch Sharngou di»wlvn »nd rnmivei from t it
very f. rvt application rvrry parlitlt ol lUmlrutt »nJ •»<*'«"
nvittOT. lotvlnf tk* *r»lp rlttn »n.l
After tha SheraaM, th*'* 1* a
' htillhy and 'k* ka11 “ H
flufly. . . TOXIC
_____ ...
FITCH
far -.rry lialr
and tu la condition I
Tkt Ionic in tho Filth Sh«mpoo »e
(tally panotrat** Into every hair lolllrle,
It tba iralp hat been w n uni
blolrhy. bu
(hereby tn»l|oriU«i| the |rowth ol hair.
FITCH'S IDtAL TOXIC
The lathee It then jraJo.lly created t.y
It >uur luUr U Inclined to be
Ibo appIcTalkm ol **aler and, **l.»n
ully, um
rubbed out »nJ rloiod, the lather ranir,
FITCH'S Q U IXIXt TOXIC or
FITCH'S TOXtQUt S U K X IC
.with It all dirt, dandruff and (orriyn
(Boll, are Aitrlmeot and
matter, leavlnc tvtry t*>r« open and
AntlMpUc)
(uaclionlni at aaUix Intended.
II i n oast tbe hair t a Be to
plaae aaa
Knove the >oy o< a reatiy dean walp.
Mtlu
neat ahanpoo a Filch. Huy a
FIKH'S LA FOItA TOfflQUI
twite it any tatlet fnoda counter or
On SSmUml
a lt i All
• write the F. W. Fitch Co , Det Molnea.
■v J*., tar free trial bottle. U Fitch', lan’t
: ‘aH w My, take U bach and your money
feris
f
Tt v*
.
x - —w
(CwrrlihL 1SB6, F. « . Filth Ca.)
^ -
r i s i n g n e a r e r c o m p le tio n
e v e r y d a y . W i t n c s s t l i e t em a i k a l i l e b u i l d in g a . t i v
its in t h e r e s id e n ti a l and
b u s in e s s s e c tio n s .
^ mi
will n o l o n g e r w o n d e r
»vliy C o r a l ( i a h l e s ’ Irniltlin o p e r m i t s th is y e a r
h
a v e p a s s c il t h e eig h t
T h o p r i c e in c lu d e s e v e r y m illio n m a r k ! Y o u will
lliiii)*— t h e bus t r i p , lur
u n d e rsta n d u h v hom es
i d a n d all m e a ls , e v e r y
h a v e b e e n s o ld a t t h e
s p u r t a n d ctilci l a i n m c n t .
r a t e of o n e a d a y l o r
1)a n t in ;' at ( o r a l ( l a h l c s
o v e r tw o m o n t h s !
C o u n t i > C l u b ! S w im m in p ,
in t h e . V e n e t i a n P o o l !
l a k e th e Inis. I'.njoy
(.'..Il' o r t e n n i s ! C o u n t
a d e l i g h t I ul h o l i d a y a n d
see th e r e m a r k able
less o t h e r c n j o \ m e n t s I
m
o u t h o l C o r a l ( ■.titles.*
Sec C o r a l C a b l e s a s
S
e
n d us t h e i m i p o n o r t all
it a c tu a l ly is. S e e t h e
u
u
r lo c a l ollice.
a
• l n t\ e r s ily
til M i a m i
( ' i i m i : a n d r n j n y I lie
m a n y u n u s u a l I'lite rta iu u u 'iits C u r a I ( t a l l i e s
a 1 I r i r t l s . < >i t r tk: l u x e
P u l l m a n mis t r i p s a r c
a rra n re ti c/cry day.
31
till
H*,;
SAVINl.-’.
Suits - - - ..........................
S u its ................................... 20.98
S u its................................... 17.118
S u its ...................................
\cc..rili'M;l,v.
B. L. PERKINS
phone
i.ntui«M«v
R'fitfitriffi'f.WffitfiSifiLi'i!
Hi
:»-cu
land that a lot of people art • cempiainiu.K alioiit slack husimess has slackened somew i:11, and still we find that in
( )ur i
)1 s
:> !ar.l sixp. days we have sold $liH..T72 . I d worth of real estate, all un\v',,|H'd pmperty. Of this amomit, Wt • s.,,l(l in lots on the boulevard
,(.tween the present Dixie Highway a State lull’d No. and on Bake
it in yn p),<;ii(j.00 worth.
$.‘KU)5 covers all
o f
OF
we und
CORAL GABLES
Sham
\ i tl
Sia
Learn the truth about
M'S
«n\\|xtl.
b i 9 W. T H I K D ST.
Sanford. Fla.
> STRENGTH - SKKVR K - l ’R( HJKKSS
wn i
SANIORD LAUNDRY.ikc
J je m in o lt! (l[o u n l|j J ^ a n k
Clerk Board of County Commissioners,
(Seal).
.a*
10.00 Quality
■
‘52.50 Quality
27.50 Quality
18.00 Quality
? •> ... .... .
V. K. D O I K I L A S S ,
' i,-'l |
KinK'.d
Sale
Salt* Price
:
47 5
fJKArtOI
v’MU AN0LU ARC.ADC'
PH ON l \ lt>
\ day, Auk’usI lind, A. D.
al (lu* Coin!
[ House in Sanford, receive l>i<ls for Hit*
Opening’t eleiiiinK and ei’iidinK ol Ha*
ri^bt of way, <»t 11k* VVillinyhiini r<»ad in
i County Commissioners Dislriel No.
l'specification may bo obtained from I'Yod
?T. Williams, County Kn^ineer, bids inust
be in the hands of the Clerk on or helore
10 o’clock A. M. August 2nd, A. I>. 1020.
The Board reserves the ri.L>;ht to reject
any or all bids.
*
Witness my hand and official seal this
the 10th day of duly A. I). 1020.
" . it
o r i)V\l «RKAT
(Ither Suit e l * « l
J
St-Mninuic ( l o u n t y , Kl o r i du , wi l l .’ it t l i c i r
n e x t i'i Kil l in’ i i p ’i lin y; l o he livid o n . . l oi i -
’l]c:jr'liky-li'td*'!1'1
i ii f’SF. P in t i s
i i.-i •: 11, «lo t liciri I !.'*
ih ! c l e a n w a y ,
A t r i a l w ill c o m i m i
!n
o
DAY
M O R E
While our sale lias been very successful and we
have sold hundreds ol suits, we still have (|uitc &
number left for you to select irom.
( o r. I*:tt K a n d 2 n d S t .
a nr,«', “5I 'IT tf l i ’ju ts a t l i'-i i ill’ !.:inUiii|r I"' in*
iiirlivirhint
ml
wise
is
11.'1
l
it
at
* s n r v a c t i v i l y ;•
who siJfctR u '• a tltpo; it ary th.- S""ti" do ( ’o u n l y
|hi ilk wliirh can alway* ! «’ «l*
*1 upon ft*i’
salt I v ami hclpl'id s* t vict*.
r
h io n e m
il i
THE------- \ j
,
Yellow ( ah C’o.
Necessary Activity
N O TIC E
1K» K. Hcrynd S(, j
H ILL.
a n f o r d ^.
IM io n c 8 0 0
I.Will ill'll,
I reel pav
D eterm inationi
n tm \s, u ,,w
ja c k
L a st C a ll—Saturday!',
>: lo a d e d .
(The facilities of Ihi* Atlanlie I
l.u.iuna
(oiitrflii
ast Lim* are buing increased n il
1 points,
Mr. Walker -mill.' !n,‘ * r■"•'"«» w"i’ib
ghich will place us in infinitely n,,ritter position t" bun.lie nu.ri *.t
kht business ttmn was IiiiihIIi |I|
Bt yeur, but the exact amount
nnot be stilted.”
.
i
fVjfThe Florida Fust t'oast, .1. I I . 1
ir«n, general superintendent <>f,
anapurtation advised, is now fill\ orders for movement of rack I
| salary on their w u i* . There’s as
,„.jcl) chance for a nuin to fool
|,is wife about money t n n t te .i in
there is f»r n I>einucrnt to b .
S ite d
president.
It
happens
m-it. nbout ns o ften.--threo
or
fmir times every century.
U hv shnlud wive:, get salaries,
«h e n 't h e y usually gel the hu s
band’s salary ?
...
If a In . band give b n wife Ins
-;• hii y ari l an Fs . x ' nneh th a t
u!ii to satisfy her.
Youis
*y*
s. \v
t,
( )i*»• piuHiasers arc as follows: M( -t - Workman and DeSaussure,
-t,r (M'l.indt,; Mr. M. K. Miller, now of Orlando bul formerly of Detroit,
.Mirhi>»•;»n; Dr. Louis Knl./.ininj^er and Ahs. ( Iraee l'\ Hyatt, <d Lon.u'woo'h
Dciin Spraviu*. of Rollins College, M issioiiai y Home and Bible ( onh rN. II. Harwood, of Ballard Vale, Massachusetts, and Wintei
e i u ( i ; Mr.
"
I, Mr. J. A. List line, lion.u'ParU Miss Kmma Pease Howard, o f L
Wt >* H 1; Mr. K. B. I)e Graw, Washington, D. ('.
o i ik w o o i
Tin* ah'.ve is a list of luma fide purchasers and represents people of
consequence in this and other sections. Numbered among1 the found
ers of the Missionary Home and Bible Conference a r e m any
noted national and international characters. This proposition will
m ean
a
wonderful step forward lor L o n g w o o d , a n d in fact the whole
ntral Plorida. Mr. Vernon W. Patterson, General Manager, will
(
the next few days
with landscape
artists and e»h' (' <*nI *the
•1 ■X ground
I k' VI **X* in
*
*
I
'
.
.•
...
...
....
.
-i
E lm
gineers l o b(»gin operations.. His o l l i c e will he temporarily with the
Lake Jessup Land Company.%
*
P„i„lf..ol, S um ford Bflling n p i osontnt iv.- f..r t i i i : \ l .
Alii.I S. .0 Siinforrl, Flu., TfU»|il»nif 7.V.'\V.
"s
W. Hroutlford,
Kunfurtl, Fin.
l’lcjxr *01.1 „ir, williiiut obligati"". ruin|.lrtc inf..rm:iii..i> .it,...,;
yi.in 11 i|.x t,* I'..,at ti.il.le*. All" your booklet, "Newol l a.l* AI....U
I’ul il l i.tl*lrs.M
W. S. TCNTZMINGEIi, Manager.
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I P , S A T U R D A Y . J U L Y 17,
=*1
,£bopi Fla., July
. , hafiadc'county
• t S— Townnls
towards
if' i ■ .
.
__r
are j u n i o r high schools.
There arc
t h , fo u r “ju n io rs" in the county sh«
th-*
said /
g i r d i n g to
D^dc county, u n d er tho su p er
itatc supervisor vision of Mr. Ilnm on and Mis3
J J L for the Depart- Tyree, a re m aking home economics
0®|Cr_.ir,ic*inn.
it. Instruction,. who w ork a real p a rt of the program
W ■ from u trip to Miss B erry stated . Thv finest
co-operntion is being Hhowri hy
during ». stny nt everyono connected with such pro
an
in, fntt*ged 1,1
jects. th e su p erv iso r added. The
Tthc home econom cs Architects have all expressed « de
f Z x with Miss Alise sire to conform to th e suggestions
•j,or of home ero- of those behind tbd development! of
for the county. Mias home economics teaching,
I'lrfth"Roy b. Damon,
Tho d ep a rtm en ts being cMtabn.r instruetiun
buiUintr
"istruction
^ jn Miami ami Dude lislied n t Eemoii' C ity and' th e Mi
am i Senior H igh School w ere de
Uj- the state super- scribed by Miss BcFry as of the
h 'gdditinn to under- finest and moftt com plete typos in
taWiihmcnt of up-to- this section d f th e country.
Bsnomics department
“The sp irit-n n d in te re st display
/boildings. the Dade ed in Dade county in providne
■ *■—al High Sehool, home economics' d ep artm en ts for
thu schools is m nrvelnus.” Miss
tne Senior
“ '
. and tfle
.
Miami, is adding B erry snid.
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World's Greatest
Historical Events
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When The Christiana Lost Jerusj lem
As Diiiicalf and Krey. the a u
irvin' s. conn
thor* of "Pnrnllel S m i n e Prob
perhaps no nintcl** isolated
dvent of the World War wan
completely cut railed (he ining(nation of the universe than the
■faking uf Ji ruoileni hy the Al
lied forces tinder that gallant
British eiiiuiiirtnili r, Gen. Allenl i ) . I*i’ndri"|.; of eoliimiiM of
ri wap' per - paee were filled bv
Ms'ifer.s with aieuunti* uf a n
. t'l. r ( !n i-|ian expedidtion's
«•t*.: »i•. •.f the mu tent city of
J.
; **i \ tt-king t<i estali
i ■11 i p
I*i 1 het ween the first
< • ' t til * a
nf 1(Mill ami
O f in .1 iicii sful one. There
v. si.- a para ill I, too except that
the mam intent of Allenshy's
campaign was to lireak the pow
er of the Turk in the Near Hast,
whereas thu.su original invaders
were inspired hy a motive of
piety. It was the difference
between a modern military projeet ami an aneient religions ilevotion.
When Kuriipe waked from the
had dream of tin- hark Ago.. a
universal den ire fur the rescue
of the Holy I .Mini from the hands
of the infidel hordes sprang up.
The belief that the plan ■s where
lilt* Faith wa- horn would lie
Mow spiritual benefit upon
those who visited them was an
essential pha«e of the Hicnlogi
n il teaching* nt the time. I'il
prims who won their way to
.leruaalem were, in the popular
"stimation. regarded as saints.
When the -elf chosen captains
of the Crusade offered the pros
pect of lout in the event that
th eir expedition should succeed,
tile Ungodly n> well a- the godly
flocked t , Ip,' • lamia)ils. Here
Wuh a ehanee fur the holy to
woi.'ihip In fore the shrines of
tin Church; he:e also was a
t 'uin. e for the gieeily to shed
the blood of unbelievers ami in
cidentally to ihs|inil the heathen
Flood
EiVivV
lem** in Mediaeval History"
pointed out:
"A cold-blooded
amlu.'iott of t i n lenders dcliveratelv exploited the religious
feeling "f the rommoli people.
The amr.v itself fluctuated from
intense piety, which iisunlly a p
peared wl. on they found them
voices' uii|r.’nsperou* and in dan
ger. to mural laxity "
Frnui / h e filial year i f the
• loMUilli rciH ury when it was
writ ton. t l 'c r e has boon pre-ervod I hum ph till tin- mtei veiling
apes a vel’a ’ toils a count of the
first Captiii e "I
ler ts.ileni.
ITit* name, of the author is un
known; histma aits always have
known him as the Anonymous.
He railed his w. l’k I lie I teed* of
the F lanks and O ther C rusad
ers."
Here surely wa s one of the
outstaiuliiip Eye V itnes--es, f..i
this man wrote his m rount in
the foim of a ilairv. u u ik in g cn
tries from time to till •* durinp
the march or in camp.
He was
a Norman kntirhl froir, some
whole in so: ilherii Italy
Hint
niiieh is ce rta in . an intenst lv re
lie hoi - man. not m the * "nil
deliee of I he groat warriors who
directed the operations
hut
servinp where he miphl ho. 1•’
witness to the behavior of In.
i onipanions at arms
Most of all he iiad a pift foi
description; lie could loll what
he saw and what he himself felt
Ills viewpoint was that of th"
averape Crusader tint l|is native
ability as a reporter of yon
temporary events enabled him
to et down the finest deserip
live tale of the First Crusade
that now exists or perhaps ever
ditl exist. E xtracts from the
works of Messrs. Hunealf and
Krcy, published in IIt 1 h y
Harper & Brothers, furnish the
ipioted material here used.
URGED
IDITURE
FUNDS
i n 1?
wrillvy.;::,..
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(JrealeHl
( ’a r e
k.0bst*r\t‘d Despite
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0ASSEK. I’ht.. J"lv 17.
j t e Tccastii■■i’ J. C. lainIfcijuM returned from :i
ftiip to TtUltl' i. reiterated
ant that lie had given
Morning Tribune that
be ' xeri isi’jl in the
nf -tate fluids, aothjt the fact that the last
llelanre ilis. I., .-d a contlince to k lei ida’s credit.
■g utitnl that he had
pugboul the -tide “the
liyitutina to have the
jure make large npjfor various state iiur0; from tlie knowledge
"itf h: 5 nu ll a great
i treasure tfi,. nstymt
t being to spend the
lljr because we have it
file
«
,
. a
miJ
t
B alance
In
(if F lo r id a
banks' in no wise affected "bv re" . h i t I t ,
cent developments."
Y
UR Lrit steady in th'e bbht
hBv r Z i r h" \ 8i^*»»on will r*p.
?„y " * £
f hc^ in F lo rid
?"
V<m“il
,n “ cuinptruller ntate<i.
The
bank tu vug tumnjui
f.ne with lto-doors cloMch- A lit
tle public confidence now is th#
; h,"P. mo8t needed to put an end
[to this unfortunate talk.
The
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m arkets
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WALL SffcBfcn. OPENING
N E W YORK, J u ly 17 .—d/p)_
Buying operations were resumed
with increased vigor a t the opening
of Coday’s m arket which was fea
tured by an enormous demum! for
General Motor*. On a spread open
ing the stock reached new high
levels between 1life and UUMi, an
over night gain nf more than two
points. Mink Trucks, (':wt Inm
Pipe, American Can and other in
dustrials were active and higlinr.
With the weekly tra d e reviews
em phasizing widespread improve
ment in business and holding out a
promise uf u sustained prosperity
for 1the re s t of the year, the murk< t was in u position to ignore sev
eral developments of « less favor
able nature.
Tlie failure of western ruilnmdjj
to obtain a general increase in
freight ra te s bail little effect on
these shares, being offset by recent
im provem ent in the traffiic and in
come showing of the carriers.
International Mercantile Marine
Pfd., was an outstanding weak
spot, losing nearly three points on
the breakdown of negotiations for
sale of tho White S ta r Lino, but
Atlantic, Gulf A. West Indies and
other shipping stocks were strong.
T rading interest continued lively
in motor, electrical, fowl, chemical
und pipe shares, with new high rec
ords for tho y e a r marked tip by
DuPont, Colorado Fuel ami Ameri
can Gnn on enrly gains of I to a
points. Foreign exchanges were
firm with French and Belgian
francs rallying and demand sterl
ing holding around
W e Congratulate
Jtncv. tie’ trite treas,.<!• wuuld mean, ill the
oi loss to llie state urn!
■*. ; ■
. ' ; e-n.'. <; w
jtn."
mnert legislature adopts
hlmklfi-s iiiuiniorintions.
■by the fact that the state
j ol motiiy on ha rid,” Mr.
Iltitnl. “the ineviliihle re
A bf tint the pi’cscntpsiirNEW YORK, July 17. ( / P i be depict. <1 In such III!
Cotton
futures opened steady: Het.
it next vear. when we
i hisIm- s tm llier retlue- 17.28; Dee. 17.lit!; Jan. 17.2D; Mur.
17.r>0; May, 17.W5.
_UashiiVt'loii Crcu Wins (Jieal Hoat Race
’ tax rite, we will find
We to do ... Indeed, it
N EW ORLEANS, July 17.—f/P)
l)i*t it Mill nie.’in an inttnir than a decrease in —Cotton futures opened stoutly;
iff, jo that the taxpayers, Jan. 17.15; March, 17.25; July,
looking fm w.ml tu still 18.12; March, 17.25; July, 18.12;
jfMving, mil lie denied th at Diet. 17.20; Dec. 17.17.
roiupell.il 1,, pay more
NEW YORK, July 17.—</P)—
Ww they Hr tn pay this
■Tut would he most u n- B u tte r firm; receipt:., 1-1,500 tubs;
.-■'I fk. not only fmm the stund- packing stock, current make N um
W the ttviTiig.' taxpayer- ber two, 2‘J.
:"
W c iy
Would I I l l ive nil ill lull in . "It no l y.ven umdde to resist longer out
Eggs steady; receipts, 17,107
■ *» pi^1- J'!*', it|>"intiiig to cuses.
u |th -tamlnig this r. ward t le work i izeil great imniliers. On the
I of Florida everywhere ami
tilling the ditch i ei 11111 •I three
p t i t t much of that prestige
ef
elllple a great nuniliei
da\ s and t hri e night
n to w IT
*nJoys by reason ■'of " i t s I N K'V YORK, July 1 7 -(/P )— LiVe
wa f at 1.1 t moved up in 'lie wall isigan- -it imt h ,-exes had aHMeliik a 1
T- W* *
' i -w. V ~-y s
_
financial condition."
I poultry ...............
irregular;
quota
* no. . freight ijuuwp
I I I o n . , i I . h ! 1.. u .
1. »_
. , ..
hot I In- mm defending t li* Ito rJ ion mill I lie -e were taken under tile I
»sentiment. ; ml especially t icjiih; broiler*, by exprens, 25(2)4:L
"I I lie wall Iought lie- pel .0 • ly wit h tei’l imi nt l a hit e l and Gaston
Dressed
poultry
irre
g
u
la
r;
chick
X - .L.
l S*a*,‘ *r,-a'Urer said,
•tones and fire. \\ hen 11 i oilIII
I much tiivvaiils discovering en, frozen, dOfm l.l.
Been. Afleiwaiil ilie arm y s.
heard Unit the Flunks « ' le al H red t liiiiiiglimit the n t v and t.
*Mrir al,|a.i..natn,n of the
ready m the city lie sai,| to his I.osse.. n.n ,,f Hi.' I’.il.l it ml si!v
■om-v.
CHICAGO. July 17.—f/P)— With
men, 'Why do you loiter" I.... the tin* h'li'sc. itriij mules, juul '
unfnvoruble
reports
J k’tn.'lalur.." Mr. Liming persistent
Franks W'-ie I'Veu now \v. Inn the houses lull nt Im t lor all.
_ I Xeelleot
........... care “wining both from American and
t r taking
city,'
If i n d i l t'loll
i f i , p i , , v i i |i n g '
*,lM !‘l,r ',,K crop territory,
I.aler ill nl nur people wen'
•* —
|
The Konr who ..........
I III the tile Sepuliliei nl nut |.,„d, rgj.
ie.il,I,. „v.
I gradual
-eie.ihle
ex- wheat values averaged higher to
pp
lower of St. David. in "tidered ing ami weeping j’,,r joy, and ii
I lini.ruw i,i, „t. ;(IHj there day in the early dealings.
ami op. ne.l that gate a' « n h 1hi‘ remler.,1 up the ollering whey II
Opening %c off In 1c up, the
,r ............ .mg m il
pilgrims had alway l.i , , ill’l’US
L 1 tun.' I..i itu-i ,,r uny m arket soon scored all around
"wi
d.
In
tin
in.num
g
some
of
•
turned to lay tribute.
| •it tins
E ^ J 'j 1f"' “h* must nmin- gains. Corn am! oats rose with
tone the pilgrims ent. ii .J ■lie city men cautiously ascended tu the i.
nMl'I-wide re^ylation as wlieut, corn s ta rtin g a t l4 dcclino
of the temple m 1 ina-s.n-red im.
to pur- im and kill the Sat . ••as up id the Surni’cn
M lail-enmive stalt, j„ H> 14 gain, and subsequently show
l.oth men a II I
to tile temple of Solnmm where
ew^ ' ! ''.a, government ing a m oderate general advance.
women, with then w.nds; the
'l'he pmvei I'ul ere \i 11..in the I ' i m l i - iu , i U’., i.......
..................
,
the eu.'iuv gathered oi I i e; and m
a spend thrift Provisions were easy.
ainder
sought
d.alli
t.y
jumpi
boat
Bice
a
l
Pouchk.
ep-ie
\
^
.............
'
.i
_mtu!t..n
came
in
li
rst
again
a
t
the
ndrrrt
the battle raged tin mm I at the down into the lemn le When T
to
shows
the
fim
I.
w.ih
ti„.
x
i,
i..
ii,,.',
*
u
Ha
i
e
my
limit
by
a
scant
half
Icnrf
UHo’ri1,1 " ' " " s,y ttitpuir
day -o that the temple wa • i.vered
ere.l heard of I In he was fill
the picture was , , L , , i |..o
. .......( U ;-'" ^ ' " l‘ l--«' ->i the r,. l,t.
|„ the angle >j
With Id I
When ti,
t'.igans w it It a n g e r.......... ”
' 1 ' ‘ 1,1 o tall. . I . ' t u . ' l l Hie IIVII boat- waCHICAGO, July 17.— f/P )_ p „ ta Id fk lm """ ' "loving to
I,. ' " '" S 'lent ions an d toes; receipts, 72 cars; total U. S
II
""I he is thor- shipments, 082; on track, 231; trail")•’ welfare and •ng fa ir; m arket steady; Kunsus
^ i '" t .J t(je state."
ami Missouri sacked Irish Cobblers,
I'D UKr. n» Hiwie ft. yftiR ov r ll0 jL ' , A
el.5U(oiL(15| fancy, a shade higher;
1 '' ’OM' T ‘M.t. THE RllbUT 51 XLC
A ( 5 h° e ‘j Uut
tsw em eR TafcN '»
f r a * ! * - w»y instal- poor stock ns low as S1.25; Vir
1
V'ftr-iT
IM
HflRC
LET'S
x» u i vJ WALK
v \ 'n i- r v
i
V \1 \
TitCRE.s ArtoTaC?
<\
1ptomplct
SmU
Highway, ginia burrcl Irish flobblors, $4.25
IVi-AJfO---->ajm t h e ’jTf.'CE i — MA'.Hf.
W H O S
Dill.
oowN-Ler.*. v . ruLk-c.' '
@•1.45; no sales reported"on Cnh>^.'L LL r*NJD AMOTHl kTSlOHtlinus.
"w E " ?
!£ ? -« •
T"l"|.h..,.o |/ ‘tut
CHICAGO, Ju ly 17.—
Poul
;
(V:i rr,
try alive, weak; receipts, 7 ears;
Jowls, 25; broilers, JO; old roosters,
18; spring 33; leghorn springs, 2‘J ;
/
broilers, 22@2I.
’■-y,
.jtlnue the paiaengei* seWice
Cilhadv on freiglte tiWns be“ Sanford and UmatUla and
.-.--at*; according to a TOmmunlcatloh'received here b y t h e Chamber
of Commerce" fTom thfr *dommlssloh's s e c re u ry , Louis H.- Thomb■
.............. v a ^®8. 1,r‘‘ here und our financial «0n.
condition is absolutely pound.”'
The mixed train service 'would
.....................e ' : = ' , r : r , i z
When the < in ml in a- First look in-lied lnunlil the " a tc i and iiiauv
Jerusalem
uf the animals were killed
Thu
(litr auoiiy nmus ohromcler would j (lie pmd was filled "lilt the • mwd J
have made an excellent staff cor -1 ami with tile hudies uf the dead 1
tespomlent of a modern daily, lie I animals. The bravest, fighting in
iiistiriclively realized that it was! a struggle iif death, furred their;
hy his incorporating into Itis story I way to the very opening in th e |
isolated and incidental hits of do ruck* thrmigh which the water I
, reriptinu that his reader might pet fluwed wiiile the weak gut unly *
Ji picture of the preutor drama the water which had already been l
A fte r the lapse of more than eight cunlaiiiuuited
Many sick peuph
hundred yenrs his narrative still draggi d themselves tu I hi- fuuti i
appears to us in uudiiiiiucd colors tain and with their th m ats s..
— n tribute to any a u th o r '< powers j parehed that they were uliable tul I’.'nH.v S alitnlav iiininiiig we again
niul n thing which may he said ofi make a snllltd they stretched then I attm k e.l the eily mi all --ides Imt
hut few of all the thousands of i hands in mute appeal toward those | a* tile JU-Mlllll was lllisnei essful we
scribe* who, since man learned to who had water.
| wiwe all ill .'..iirage.l ami feat fill.
record his hliservations in written
But when that hour nppi'.inelietl mi
In
the
field
were
many
hnr.se.,
words, have set down the history of,
whli’ll our I .m il .Ii' mi - I ’hn.-I .leigti
their own times. It is thus that lie; mules and cattle wiluut strength I I'll to sIIIfi I nil tile t ’rnf.s t',,r us,
r<“cords the arrival of the expedi-' eiiuiigli In iinive and hei'iiose uf 1o u r knights began tu fight l.ravely
linn which, within the hounds of a | thirst they dieil in their track-. . in one of the towers.
reasonable comparison, was to have! Thruiighuiit in in p the stench ufl
its parallel in thu Great War con-' the dead hudies w ire must silken | One nf our knights nninoij |.,.(h
iderahly less than a decade ago. | ing. Ihiaiise nf sueli affliclinn it "hi ellllllhei'eil un the wall ..f the
was necessary tu fetch water
u j city ami tm snniier had In- .t-remlvi!
"Rejoicing and exulting we. distaiiie nf two or threi • lenglli
Jhnu the defenders fled tium the
rj .n licd the city of Jerusalem on also tu dnve the entth til such 1 walls and thnnigh tin- . 11\ . ( tln
I'm alay, .lime Oth, mid began to distant watering plai’es .
When t mi'.’i followed, killing and slaying
hesiepo the city in u marvelous the S?ranee- noted that out pen evi'i* to the temple n| Sohiiiion
minim r.
Robert, the Noniiini. In- pie weie going to the waterinp. wlier,' the -laughter via.
great
eatisl himself on the north side near places through the dangcrniis pass Hint H.ur men waded m til.... . up tu
the .eliinoli of St. Stephen, which es in the lull- unarmed, they lay in their tinkles.
wns Imilt on the very spot where wait for them in ambush. They
"UnyMorid approm-lied the ,itv
that fm t m artyr won otuniHl hup- killed whom they wished and dmvc
pitiess hy being stoned In Christ's uwuy tile flocks and herds. The | from tho south Imt he wa- uuuhle
.linini'
Next (o the Norman duke, situatin was so had that when any ■ to move his lower i-lose In the wall
Hubert, i miiit of Flandera, statiun- mie brought foul w ater to eaiiip tu ' bem use of a deep ditch S.. he an
noil need tlrjit any mie win. should
t'd his coiiiiiip. nl while Duke (Jod- vessels lie was aide tu get any pi ice eurry
three stones |,. )|„.
Jfi'w and _J‘i^t*Cred prepared to nt- that he eared to ask; and if nnvi
tnek the 4’itv (turn the west. The one wished. |o gi t clear water, fm j
Count of St. Aepidius located him- fiee or six nuiunii he could lint oh I
»'clf on the south on Mount Zion lain enough to satisfy his Ihrist i
m a r the church ..f St. Mury, the fur a single dn\
Nothing, or v en '
m other of the Lord, where Christ little, Mil- -aid about wine at tin.-, I
mite supped with His disciples.
time; people talked about the heat ,
1 ^ hile this band was completely the dust and the wind, and in this,
surrounded and all lalieved that way they aggravated their suffer :
H)ey could not esenpe death, a mes- mg from thirst as though this was t
aenger was sent to Raymond I’ile- nut had enough in itself. But whv
jlta MTHxi ..aid, "Why do you stand mi ; so mui'h about these troubles
ME A H 5
here xVith these knight-? |.((> „|| Few rememheleil the l.ord, for they
vM H E R E
■of our im n m e in serious danger paid slight attention either tu such
from the A ra b s/ Turks and Surn- works as were needed to eaptm e
W E < 3iT
c« nk and may all he dead hy this the city or to wm the J.ord’s la
time. ^ Hasten to them u n i aid VIII’.
'
them .' As soon us they heard this
“ At length our leaders decided to
our men hastened to the scene nf hulotigtiiT the city with siege m a
battle. The pagans when they saw chines so that we might enter and
the rest of our men approach form worship the Savior at the Holy
ed themselves into two lines. Our Sepulcher.
Two wooden towers I
njj[ UJI!I1 r,,Hlied upon the unbelievers mid many other siege mm-hincs 1
T? shouting the name of Christ, ouch were const inch'd. Duke Godfrey,
U 'determ ined to bring down his man. made a wooden tower and other !
\ ‘t,The enemy soon realixed th a t they siege devices, and Count Raymond I
' would not he able to withstutitl the did tlie same although it was ueces- 1
l b ravery of tho Franks >o they turn- snry to bring thy wood from a coni - 1
thoir liacks and fled in terror. ridernhlc distance. However, when i
J THoy wero pursued fo r a distance Hie Saracens saw our men e n g a g
r*: o( six miles. Many of the enemy ed in this work they greatly
j Were killed and one man, when they stiengthetted the fortifications ot
regarded as a very im portant per- the city hy increasing the height of
te«h was tuken alive. | Ono hundred the tu rre ts nt night. On » certain
nen' and three horses were cuptur- Suhbuthe night, after the lenders
had decided which purls of the
P i « « e Muchines Swung Into Action wall were weakest they dragged
\ ;^ " T h e r e ^s a certain fountain at tho towers and the machines to the
foot of Mount Zion which t- eaatern side of tho city.
Ulled tho Pool of Sjloam; indeed,
“ Vyhilc u|| this wus going on our
is a large spring but the water w ater supply w i s no limited that
piowa forth only once in three days no one could buy enough water to 1
•Of*, t h e natives say th at formerly satisfy his thirst. Both night and
It, em ptied itselff only on m w i - u.iy, on Mednesday and Thursday,
•^ •! tho rest of the week, it re we made a determined nttack un
*
..liUifnant. We are ignorant the city from all sides. However,
. . . eepianatioh of this except before w« mrfilo this assault on the
M th e Lord willed th a t it should city the bishops and priests per
, Jfowever, when, as we have suaded all hy exhorting and preach
r th o w a te r did flow fo rth Ur ing to honor tho Lord by marching
M M lM lI, T a M I s a I s m
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Jeruaaiam Iin
a g r e a t ___
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tienewdinxr e a d hRMe, to — "
W p repare fo r battle by
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O U T OUR W AY
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By Williams
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IT WOULDN'T TflHC
Me t h is LoNCb
T o Make up
My MlAJD
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A t*0cC'OUS UTTUk ) •
^ T oCk oy ftAATERtAl.^?
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MR. E. A. DOUGLASS
as chairman ^
of its board of1directors
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on the selection of
First N atio n a l Bank
JA C K SO N V IL L E , Ju ly 17.— (/!>>
—-Conditions ami quotations on the
Jacksonville m arket today, a H ruported by tho F lorida S ta te M ark
etin g B ureuu: Supplies of all miBt
cellaneous vegetables heavy; de*
mnnd jlow ; m arket dull:
Benns, ^ -b u sh e l ham pers, green,
Kentucky W onders, $2.0l)@2.25.
O kru. % bushol ham pers, fancy.
$1.25(2)1.75.
Tom atoes, fls, fancy, $1.75@2.25.
Tom atoes, fls, choice count, $1.25
@1.50.
S hreveport ........... —
70
Toledo .................... 82
Oil
W ashington ......... 82
00
F lorida S tatio n s
B artow ;................ —
70
Eustin .......
02
72
F’ort Myers
»4
74
Ft. Pierce ..
8(1
72
Jacksonville
82
74
Key West ..
... 00
72
Miami .........
...
8 8
70
Orlando .....
.. 00
72
Pcnsacolu ....
74
S anford .....
90
74
Tampa .......
89
74
Titusville •••••••••••••a
70-
.82
,12
.00
.42
.40
.82
.10
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�A Commendable Selection
Directors and officials of the Sanford Bank and Trust
Company are to lte congratulated on their wisdom and fore
sight displayed last night in the election of E. A. Douglass
to the board of directors, and his subsequent appointment
as chairman of that body.
,
• Aside from his tried and proved character, MV. Doug
lass’s ileadership
in lfinancial
coupled W
with
his
posic a u c .n iu p in
uiniiciai ccircles,
irc le s , coupled
ltn h
i s posi-
(tocotrtl C l i u lfattar,
'til* , a t the Poatotfle*
jo ro jtto rtd O , under Aot of
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D M I f . ------ tM M tata U H n
The Day After Pa Fired the B est Hired Hand-in the Country
As Brisbane
The Gogs and Uio M u ,
Bay America F irst.
The Next Day.
Cootldge, of Course.
BY A R T H U k BRISB AN E
(Caprricht itso, b r s t a r Oe.)
J. CLYDESDALE, "third rate
l,fv
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------------------------ ;-------- - t j o n s o f h e a d o f t h e C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e a n d p r e s i d e n t o f ! h« ^ h e r ," jumped off the British
=V!!23S?B7»°J iiu& RG m .. ‘ he Sanford Bond and Mort„a|re Company, juatly endow him
Z l iff U S t. .Hl”
farererl
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Cash Dru
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Meat ahot
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c*flep up
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Mr T ' 1, "oven ,hiMrcrt-
‘>,r- hznlion.
T hat’« civi,K k n '” V"
l» » ™ « » i n n o
IF YOU ....
.ho r i e h .
kina
.« y »» t o w . 2
The Bnltim<.r» nnjj Ohio laat
year earned uhovp ,|2 per cent. I
•more than ?I 2 a nhorr> on
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B E CONTENT
■s in c e re ly pled g e d to b e t t e r i n g so c ie ty .
R e f u s in g b rib e s .
I t ’s God’s good world und He miule ,,n (l spin n in g I h i r a t s , y o u n g M ellett g lo rifie d tlie h ig h e s t
R
t r a d i t i o n s o f t h e p r e s s in h is w h o l e h e a r te d a d h e r e n c e to
Exartiv to Mi.tJJis taste,
th e policy w h ic h h a s m a d e t h e A m e r ic a n p r e s s a virile in
Bo don t find fault as vou sit and s lit lit ion nhivim r •,,,
.
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view W;
.Tl :
,UI u n p o i t a n t role in th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f
.
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PAY YOIIR HILLS PROMPTLY
ORLANDO S E N T IN E L
Dav.” predict- I lint President Cool•‘d in the • inatorinl prim aries.
Selutle, < 1, 1,1III,„•* is gloomy ulioill
ol In r-
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ureiin.
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’Thursday evening memhers
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justly
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Ihe
ST -v r / ' T!,1!”. F,KST TRB ’ THROUGH
.. EVERGLADES GIVEN BY L. CHURCH
THE PISTOL MENACE
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TOM SIMS
POLICEMEN’S UNIFORMS
s
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MOINES, Town, July 17,__
NOW OpR
Standard H
Shop
'rwent.v-Kivi*
Entered
I’nr Speed (’lassie On
Jersey Wooden Track
Radio Reception Is G<
1idge ‘.\,lI not m n in 11)28. Defent-
Think w|iat a fob if vou had to d» ' t h i s s till p l a s t i c c m m l r v .
it;
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natur.,1 candidal,
Fighting courageously
for months without moral smmort j!'"
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Yo^.worry juat goes to waste.
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,'H" l'"itv m l'' 2H, and will |,e | we lei nhlisb it, ns follows:
w l ! S m ! h SV...,.,il.i! ?.W" k , " ,VVl,t ‘<lK,‘ ' ,r. , h r jw«tH*«’ o f h is a c t i o n s ! 'n o ,in a !,'d
When trouble rumen try not to
mind it,
i !
IIK " p ( a , !l n V l,v b r i n g i n g la w b r e a k e r s | „ l»"e.,l know thal they will need him ! is th" itlitudn of owne^H of huVld »*r'
fitunatin.., from the buy
J ubI take life coav as vou find j u s t a e W hen m i a s s a s i n s b u lle t s n n t i h e t l h im fro m t h e " " ,!,r?' p« " i,',l,' r |v If a Strong i„g«. withholding rm lnunt
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’V4,,,'uv,,a ' - f real estate,
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or Govdu„ t
ntraelorsl
or nee illative
I t ’a God’s good world and He be{
ernor
A,
South
,
nominated
by
for
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);/ hind it;
murder 1of Mellett
is a Idol
on
the
name: im
of \Canton
non'>naUd
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. he
hhjiu
m u u i i l,|e Democrats.
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| mgs completed,
IVU, <
11111 Ifl
||many eases' seems to he another
Let your faith in Him be placed, t n |«I
and
in
a t i *h / i n e v e r b e c l n i n s e d n s Ionvr a s h i s s l a y e r r e m a i n s a t
..
situation h‘‘rt'
doRepuhlidins will not forget when ' occupied and producing revenue. v e l.o p .m g N............
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— P. H. A. in Timra-Uiiion.
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President < oolidge in lPlM carrieil I ^ hes< nrojeets have lieen carried
r !
-------- O- ------Vork state with a vote of | forward to completion by contruc- other, and that is (l„. "Vra of harL u r k i n g in t h e i n t e r i o r o f t h e M e l l e t t New
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Delaney won. And now we’ll m a n s a p p r e h e n s i o n .
•jains. or eiiuities. There in numy
1,820.r,()8.
ith ’a vote»|
'.tak* the marblcn.
g a r a g e , h e f i r e d h i s c o w a r d l y h u l l e t f r o m b e h i n d a n d si in- w,,; i c . ^ mGovernor
r ,• S m-ii...........
V" *nrs who have In ninny instances avnilahle f„, legitimate ntirposea,
‘lone s„ by the use
own
--- - of
-- •their■ wnu
op e d a w a y i n t o t h e n i g h t , l e a v i n g n o c lu e o f a n y d e s c r i p t i o n , 'he Republican candidate f«,r<g?v- 1money, thereby tying up their own but instead of employing it for
Well. nix runn in b one inning
beii-g
held
and
, ,purposes. it is "*"
n "I
II, M
ini
u is i n d e e d u n l i k e l y I h a l lie will e v e r h e b r o u g h t to ju s - | ‘‘r,,,,r by more than loo.unu votee. i working capital and surplus. Thi« these
areri't ns •much ns seven or even
HltlfKil
of “‘H...
. 1
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d
Iti
tin
el,a
Intel
of
hargaiiis
tfrO, h u t h.v k i l li n g M e l l e t t , t h e t h u g b r o u g h t c e r t a i n d e a t h T s,l,'tb could ilo that, runujng has been especially so regarding and equities.
•ight.
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|*<> h i s f a c t i o n in ( 'a n i o n . T h e s t o r m o f i n d i V n a t i o ........... .. . i
with r,„.lidge <m the the .Miami chapter of the General
Real estate may ls> the bn« of
<oafraetnts ,,f America, as ,„d\ wealth
hat o„| -o
that type of coidractor is adimi providedandit prosperity,
is utilized, improved 1
- m d made useful
t e , s rn',” n .1‘
’
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••»,R<*n<l<ued b y l u s l , o r f l a m i n g p a s s i o n i>
«■<•», < ".d.dg,. absent from ted into its loemliership by pM
to man. In
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! f!<>l 1''RRH k a h le . h id a c o ld -b lo o d e d , d < d ih e r a te M a c h i a v e l - '
. ' T 1'1
1he Repuhlienns will ■scssing mu) displaying the tin," unused condition it is a liabilti
fundamental
Pioc'uisitoH
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,
■liaii a s s a s i n a t i u n f o r a n e w s o n n e r a f t n r k
<> l l ...
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m mifx the man ihnt *jni i ,while improved it is an asset; so i
The world la getting Isdler every r o o t s o f c o n s t i t u t e d , »
• a *,
s a
!,I 1h<' i S2l),0f>K New York votes in pp 'i
Hound and hucccs'IuI coastriiit,us that
to continue to trade in unim ;
day, .b o u ts a Georgia exchange ' ‘
<•! <"H M tltU tld l i g h t s , a ( T im e t h a t
.should i n Hpir«
as
of "skill"
I ■)• "f experiem c
„.
.
,
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Moved Drupe,-,v us " b argains" is
i i your old man.
ev.'i.v e ill/.e n ol ( a u t o u \vi 1** 41
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Bo'a
' i h e c i t V T " 1,1
w i , h U " ‘ ‘b 'l e r m i n i t l i o n to w e ed f r o m
DYSPEPTICS, TH IS will inter
!!! ,,7 ,'"nn ,,f
"•inly (J, inolong the pciiod ,,f
.
—------ o-------tin i l l , d e g e n e r a t e s c a p a h l o o f s u c h a c t i o n s .
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vou.
Delaney and Berbuibaeb ! j(.,„ ,
1 ,l
regard •bdlatimi and .in fact, to make
A Pemmeola paper asks, “are
Jn d e a l h M e U e tt h a s a c h i e v e d t h e v i c t o r y d e n i e d h in t in nial. be,I
,
a prize fight in New 1i i « r J i hili'tv 4. **r 1’" 111f■. ,,,1(l ‘’r*’ " more dra-tie,
you fond of watermelon 7” Well,
> "ik , ye.'lerdav weighed in at I I
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cvideneod by
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in
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It
Would
be
a
splendid
situation
|
do ducka like the wnter?
^
I‘- n|.
I he flgid is postponed
u n 1 1proper financing, equipment and n Ibe entile citizenry would set
Ora mod organization for prifper
"'ill|
,nm-l„»i„„
,!™: til tonight and the men are not performance
week designated as 1
mid completion of ■'7 '"
i ^ ( f i 1 n o : ‘’a M«llon' Snvs Fran -o H
bound
by
any
increase
in
weight.
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I f t h i s is d o n e h i s
I ay-up Week.” and if this jH dor>J
work
entrusted
to
them.
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G e ttin g Liberal Tcnna.” Ymb, d i a t h s h a l l n o t h a v e b e e n in v a in ,
Berlenbacb, a big man. who
June
11IIVII
V
fU"t tMJ
r y Cconvincing
It aeoms that much of our pro* d would afford everyone an nptho
needs more weight for his best
'"•rtunity to "catch u p ” and then
French j J . t h g t f t e t . .
lighting, is expected to gam at ent lethargy in the construction be free t„ give attention to
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industry
is
due,
in
a
large
meusure
least eight to 10 pounds during
o u a
Klaces or extension and further do
B ettor recollect th a t S-T-D-P
I *he 24 hours of postponement His to owners of buildings th a t these *'dopment. for which there is plen, xpella 8 TOP.
If you don’t the
j trainer expected that he would contractors have built, and who a'l, ’ > <»f opportunity on every side.
copa are liable to get you- and
■•Tbat afternoon we put up and , |„ lt 11H Wt. mlvanccd through the 'gain at least five pounds y e s to d u y witnnoJflimr phyhh*m( of money for
Due other important factor
Many of
they ought, If y qu don’t.- Tampa tried m a neighboring pond ,,u ,
'between the hour of weighing in no oppiiront i-mtson.
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udenced
heenuso of this stoppage
saw-grass
the
m
ak
es
in
front
these buildings yre producing
Time*. We ntill have n few (ample two folding canvas' boats, which
and the beginning of the fight.
fl,,w "b finances through the
splendid
revenue
ami
owners
could
crawling out of our way would
here who nuver hoard of tho word,
John L. Sullivun. in training,
legitimate channels of trade is in
we found worked admirably, and
-o
make such a crackling in the dry would change his weight eight readily nav in full, or at least in i< effect op the energy and nmbinext morning they, with the two
That
real largo regular installments.
leaVeH th at we would not be able pounds in a day.
, , The new A lbania m lnlator to the
L"n °L Iha .People.
Many are
By the owners paving the gen ""•ving in circles and with aimlessUnltod S tates declares th a t the wooden boats pur,has d that day, t<» hear each other's voice-, and met a holism.
era contractors, these contractors i"'>H th a t is wasteful, and then*
r ~ I*0,1?? "
,,,H «‘« u n try huvo Ihwii were shipped by o w n express to as f o r alligators, hv said: "When
i bobbing th e ir h a ir fo r two tlmu- await our arrival at Ft Sba, kel you get to the u•«<*<■ they will
YESTERDAY. ST.
Siiiibin’a could readily in turn pav the suh "••(Is to lie an awakening to the
' Mnd years. And w hat, m ay we
just be so thick jo u can walk day, it rained along the Atlantic contractor, the m aterial dealers '"•cessity of going to work, defi■ake ha* th a t to do w ith tho high foul on the- edge „r t|„. |.;V(.r . across on ......
their ......,r>.
heada.” Mus,|ui- Ocean, and millions believe it munt hardware, lumber, cement, blocks, ’•'te and eonsliactive work, work
glades, Arter trying (he einivas l"i*:i red Imgs, alligator flen ruin every day for 10 days
price* of g ro re ric t? .
()f glnsa, sand, rock lime u»id the •ha.t ra n display a t the end of the
many other ramified building in •lav some tangible progress and
-ocourse
it
won’t,
but
that
iloes
not
boats
I
put on my new Hcanvas
and a- ........
thousand
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1I I Y I I .1 •j swamps
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. . . ’ MMU other lhnrlillte re st, and these in turn could result.
'
interfere
with
the
belief.
_ m t!I an o to ep d lff^ n p o
hunting nm t. IfirKinisH nml liowir I VT8'. . VWn ,l,u* unknown, w<>ru
ho enabled to pav their obligation!:
Thcso
two
thoughts,
“pay-up
St.
Swilhin,
dead
more
than
n
^
Jofc» l l I U r f . W , . Ihnt knife
tlli, „ ;and
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thereby affording relief
strolled
an end week"
•«*-«.-»
am,
and “ oonesi
honest uwork" are
thousand years, has affected the i__ L .
im
T b # p ,wi0
a birthday the Mr. Sidney to tak, in town with; I. for one, felt very much■■ inclined
supper
at tl, J •to sacrifice (he
° rlj ‘Vllle ° f "•’l'K«tin|is. " " r t h the whole-hearted eo-operupleasure
of| %
wear
Aaao^iated Pres* doesn’t tell the
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V1*411- rainfall as little as l,is i„mi| Imt ,Cbi
of the entire eom nm nitj am
world ab o u t it.- Tam pa Times, Heruliy II o u t
sport niv "lough !lll', ,n.v canvas coat, leggings and Prince Ktholivolf, son of Ki „ ' A " ’ ■PdJ hB,a WH**y stimulate ,he flow
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f
,
thro,,,K
1
h
th
''
channel
Hieir
application will shorten the
and wo 'lon'*
' ‘ bother*t« hand <iik»»,M mlniiri* Mi-.
hert.
Superstitions
stall
mily of trad e th a t would reach out to a
Ml'. Jones, the
a'" 1 " w »listiiicimn of
‘ im
and are hard to kill.
period of deflation and inactivity
o u t thin dimes either. Sanford
wale circumference ami he ,.f gri n' '"d the m ore uuieklv restore that
H erald.
You wouldn't bo much haiidsonie guest, „„d find out what gholes exph/rers 1>Urt'V ' ' f
aid in stim ulating and fostering period of pence and plenty which !
th icker th an a dime if vou h.,d n-ws there was limiting round. | |»„,
the other hand
fr,,,,,
the proaperity of Miami. Tin all no much desire.
ST.
SW
ITH
IN
did
more
f.„
re
handed out «■ ,ipuny ns has Unde
At the hotel we talked with 1<<|U«lly reliable authority vie were ligion th a t merely interfering with
Jo h n .— Palm Beach Independent.
several men who had been in the I assured th at a f te r puaaing through the rainfall.
He persuaded hi„
-o-----niilc‘.H of tho Evrr^lndi'** pupil when king, to give „ tenth
A young conplb.with their Hnual- employ of Mir Oisston Dnunuire ^
KNOXVILI i; S E N T IN E L
Ilng Infant «at in u Ford at the Gompany, and who c laimed to be f r " , wm,ll‘ ntriko higher bind and of his lands to the church, and a*
familiar with at least the border , A 11 . rk'" i«lnn,l, covered with bishop, giving great bumputs s t
M
lebration
on
th
e
fair
■
grounds,
ih
S atu rd ay und zronutd much worried of the Everglades. They said no . ! ' u ‘ “ I1'1 ),“ '»»aoek growth, Swlthin invited the poor. n,,t the
Why dues not someone start
declares
the
girl
shot
herself.
Any
and cultivated hy S em in ’ r,*'h‘ n,,<l k« vc orders that ho drive to banish the pocket pint,,'
oyar t h d r failure to «piiet the man other than an Indian has ever inhabited
."'id where grew the most. i^houltt be buried outside the i hurch One of the greatest menaces to lit, way, a pistol was use,) for the
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"ecli through the Glades, except
-,.i. •*”
i ' ' ' ,*‘ Ifru
rim
n i i |,*
n “ V'K*
lM.!!rl<,U'3 '.V.f.
*roP.i‘'„l
itss aand
|,",,n
v' ‘*' *n<l
an,i unworthy p|;„.,. •» in this country is the carrying , . deed, regardless of who fired tho
■oirtd the young fV»thcr.' Iii,’| , ""n,
r', wtl" WJ'" arrested for |,ia,„
_ .im p e d out, cranked (lie Lix/ic • , ,,tJ
Ihe Indians and ,, ' ( rH' J * 11,'*. tho man assured rh" 1 " '" s |H*rhap», going ton i „ r concealed
weapons.
Certain,' shot.
' ■' ,
home
Indian.
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\ of the inuian,
i ttd lyt the —iguu*
engine ru
run in less th,,,,
*"» ‘'""*1. when the In- 'is. wasi the
there is a law in this slate iigains'
«.«*•
Until 1r our present laws the invJ'i ■
5
"
l
u
r
e
he
went
when
troubled
by
dinns,
in
order
to
effect
hi*
escape,
, • mlngto tho child ceased its erv
. ...
IMAGINATION INFLI'KNGES carrying pi*tols, Imt wlmt has t ubldiiui citizon is at the m « w «jf ■
he
white
man
and
found
secure
carried
him
across
to
Miami.
Of
ua
more
than
facts.
N«.||v
m
v
accomplished?
Almost
daily
J ' f M and wnM f»"t asleep.- Smith ,
N
," ,ni n T ,u *•*»«)
aven and ht.rhor of refuge; here wbut around the world n, '»|„,llt reud of arnno niun or even a wo the hoodlum and the mmi wbU dlw "
Jaunty (Kan.) Pioneer. T h a t’* on- ,hl' L ^ U i a d e s they gave very
regards ihe laws of lH>th God u'iid
'
villages, nfield,!
days
C v irv y to do it.
conm cling- accounts,
on,,
m
T he en
................ man a s iii„I "dians bad
,,
e mui ■70
y "«.vs.
m
re was great ex- man having been shot.
man. The penalty is perhaps s u h
"
*
*
Klll’illlf
l«iil 4there
h..ft...............
suring lift*
us Ithat
was nothing 2 , S '
" ,h “ ‘■"rr»m.ding|r>ten,eat, i,ut there was m„ ' real
This week the mayor of Alt,.,, fieient if it was rigidly enforced.
Park- a suburb of Chattanooga, at
j> A ll the ed itor bus to do is to sit to 1,0 met but terrible sawgrass
What we really need is „ federal
H bia dcak *hr daya a week, four wbich extended on every side no
h ) Ut4 UCINTINUED
(eheW orld in^ RiKhty S A . " 3fi!!l! tem pted to arre s t a man for speed law th n t will pruhihit the sending
The ,
Nelly Illy, somebody Went mound Ing, when suddenly the speeder of pintols hy mail and a law
In-Ti ‘m atith, ’ and twelve far a* the eye could reach.
»nth* in a y ear, and "ed it” *ueh sawgrass, he said, i„ from five to; I
'in J 6 days.
That was less inter- drew a pistol and killed the mayor against common carriers from de
osting
Nelly RJy. „ y„unK ^ irIj In the town of Columbia Sundry livering
f a* t h i g ; , .
.
, l ten feet lull, very thick, and so
them. Mnke it imposs
• r t . Jones, of C actus Creek. stiff and Hhurp that it cuts you
stirred (lie imagination. Now Ev night a young woman of the high ible for anyone except a duly (pinj|.
_ £ • c»n opener slip last week and like the edge of a razor, m, gloves
est
type
and
socinl
l
a
n
d
i
n
g
was
an* and Wells, two courageous
t* fl,lt' Kt,,fr' Mut
lied officer of the lew to obtain I
mk herself InJhs pdntry." ---- or clothes can withstand it, and CLMW
vc
«r‘* Kvldfiah th a t Aoung travellers, go around in 28 killed by a pistol. A Nashville a pocket pistol, and wc will have >
lug
enough
t„
be
eaten
youth i* being held under $ 20,000
mUchpeiou* lad of Mketown where It touche* you it make,, u
'mild ’ „L!...!?;<
!.Uf H' no
U,U|great
th,,rV
is only bund churged with the shooting. He taken a long step toward the pro '-1
cheering,
in terest?
‘ ■ stone and cut Mr. Pika wound, which, if not utlcnded to,
vention of crime.
will shortly make a festering sure.
i alley la s t TUoaday.”
uf
.,.1
r‘‘‘'<'vering
the
l,odi«H
This aaivgrass, he claimed ex
. N E W YORK’S Tammany a u
.■’*’* L'0®. <Uto bad on th e roof of
( , HW1" ,n,orH wh“ wouldn’t thorities ure said to plan H tax
bouse la s t A W kjTodkirig f„ r tended all tho way across ’ the m i mve the
current was too sw ift
TRI-CITY NEW S
and fell, strik in g him self (>ladea and would-be un Impenetr
on visitor* from out or town n
able barrier tq o « r advance. An
poreh/*
s o rt of "cover charge" of Hi cents
A
glacier
would
make
Tho T am pa Trlhuno has taken he was cool.
n fine a weok on all hotel residents to
N ^ iD e r Gregn was e*cort- other account, vouched for by the
up the cause of the policeman of
l .Violet Wise ' from tbo author us correct, said that the pet for the warm spell.
help jmy the city ’s expenses.
Thore Is no reason in o ,L, world
were a labyrinth of h«y„Us
■oclel last Saturday "nlghL Glades
T h at hardly seems worthy of Tam pu by u rg in g tho adoption of
............
..
.
Then*
an*
24.000,000
„uto*
in
tho
not be
itlickcd them and running through a dense Jungle of
th e highest, richest city in the big a lig h t uniform , or a coatleaa o u t IitoLfrf n ' ^ T "
WMir on-tlto* public tropical growth, and, bs^a.uurcd | H ’ri‘ ii* your . T *1 hy " ,lim H,rht g est, richest country. It is prob fit, fo r th e boya on tho force. We f f i r . l t ? k,M, N " f ''A r t i e s in
^?u^<,r,n,', ' l,ri"« Dm hot seaus If wo a t t e m p t .to nm etrnto
4 ^
ably only p a r t of a plan to break saw a gentlem an standing on the Inn
s tre e t! o f S araso ta the o ther day 0 I Tn°iV ,loH 1 ,u'*’d the heavy
It w.e would bo lost in the maze. I
-------g
en
tly
the
new*
th
a
t
New
York's
b,BBnii’d up, ,,nd if they
(Dill
mm _____ i * - •
LVOrV mnthur’u
whom we m istook fo r a retired
and U/ani1«t.
w andering
around try in g to'
H,,n h,,!* « rhanco five-pont fare is to bo iiIt*fl*It|4od. adm iral, o r ■ m illionaire frt>m one jnust onrry rovulvurn thuv m n
rinu a p ath or channel, would S a S ( h.P t d , i ,,tl',f lht' p »itod
be slung from M t s . (jr , they can
starv e before we could g e t out. s ta te s II he can keep qu iy .
“ A DRY force of 160 will m,m of the y te h ts in the bay. He was
j ’M sncM ing Of th e (nakes and alU gator* to
“ Now York.”
I t must he a dressed in duck tro u sers, a snow- t o e e t W V ,W' \ h ,ht‘ ,-L‘v°lvera * 1n ftu !V
i HI’s,,I as lho London
Women are so silly. Kick an a l .
r /w a * kick- be mot w ith In tho Q l.d e . a p a r
d ry forca, considering that w hite sh irt. And th e Jauntiest, cu t hbobbies
do. a policeman g e ts ju s t
e
s
t
cap
"you
ev
er
saw.
w
ith
the
most
us
much
rackot
over
a
b
rid
io
ding to prohibition authorl-’ ouni
.crtbft"-! ticularly, glow ing .account was
Jf »
Surnsot
j i ly
v "«
! ? August
a H an-v bod» «iw does
F alica D epartm ent in fIna Ju
given.
Mr. Tow|U AMW ed us J J J * « • »«*n doe, over « g01 f
uml
a n d ’it is a b - «
■p«»k-easlos g “ld
am blaioncd thereon,
Y
ork
d
t
y
alons.
h fy r cool, and wo know
‘
:• -<W
ffL&ri'i,
lU.-VIVU
BBH
*$!«;.. .
-
At the Churches
.
, ? A|
—
More
business
Mias Elixabi'th G a rre tt of ( j u i t - : , , , .........
‘,,4,,* than
a,uuu 2,000
oustniuM
man, Ga.. who is visiting her sister. 'vo,,J**n . today arc on the way back
!I V
}
A
h“.
Kp'r.V
,
th
,,f
I
he
Methodist
the Mrs. Clarence Powell, was the
. ( liurch
........had
.. one of lilt*
l,,0lr Juba of m anaging t e n - ''•
I Kelvinator iH not an
mo«. enloyal,le outings of the sii „ i - guest of honor F riday evening n ' rn,i T s ‘" h e lp in g operate railroads.
f r b r r
Seven of the P r « - .eaque “ Bltic Spring." then a deli-'
mer,
when
they
were
entertained
! ™ nt» but is tried and,
a swim m ing p arty at Lake Mary „ 1h,‘ Ni' ‘ional Federation o f " "
™°iurr?i will l,,,u' ,s '\
1‘l n0K picn,c “.“ P l^r, were among
with a straw ride and picnic „t given by Mr. and .Mrs. Powell.
„ „t the home »f Mm . , the m any cnjoyahle features „
""siim ss and Prufes-ionni WontTens of thousands of!
” |*n u , "d" «!»rings near Altamonf j w a l I.nkc. Member* the evening.
R athing. canoeing and dancing ,
s C,lul,i' f‘'r,u 'n ated iLs fo u r.d a * ,,
users.
were enjoyed until a late hour
'«'»yentio» here la st .night
.......... "* ‘“ t lAbout
20 y o u neniov.-d
g 'p e o p le l.nj „ v,.<|
I to meet‘ promptly
.......people
A ft. r a most lelight ful ,w im when the hostess served a tem pt- ''i 3, *"rs- /U ive j„ y
ih,
heme
of
Mis.
Eugene
the
cordial
hospitality
of
Mrs
I),
W rig h t of '
Kelvinator J>|a^
and other water sports (he jolly ,n* Pu'nu* supper.
Cuttes.
1
|l. r.-.iln
jtyrtlc Avenue.
Cleveland re tirin g p r e a I d e tt t
p a rty enjoyed a a um
......ptuous picnic
Invited to meet this charm ing „ ,
,h,‘ «»«'«•! to Mr*. L a n a f
M c L A n d e r Arc
supper spread under
Tufkida»
er the large oak
Mrs. Cecil Frishie, ‘' ‘ " ‘'"■n Phillips. New York a ttn rs
trees.
After .upper games and Miss M erle G riffin. Miss Fb> Rish- ,lu>
. Mal!orv < in le of tiie
WUH fleeted p re s id e n t
eon teat ft Mere indulged in u n i,I „ "l>. Miss Rebecca ^ Stevens. Miss i t *U!?e r officers elected
^ «ill meet with Mrs.
^
late hour
f . «. Uainphell is huildiug a new
| (kit. Avenue at itSIll
I ennhelle Hagaif. Miss Bobbie ^ /•’’•“ beth Fitzgerald. H alt
home on th ird Street.
hapm att, Miss M artha Brown. Miss Li,v.. f'r.-.t vice-president: Naneva
Among those enjoying this <„,t
only G riffin. Miss Corn Hill, Miss
Hain. ScHalin, Mo.p aecam '
mg w it " : Moses
K. Griffin,
a . d . rosier
Mr and Mm. N. | | . | j riM,tl.H.k
r.lln Kponeer,
Helen
Douglass D iane R oberts. Miss Maud Tyre, viff-prcaidm il: Miss F rances Pint!
I'lnnblNa—llr«t
Miss Grace Venable, and Mis. Lent D avenport. Iowa , r^nirdinif scr' *
IcP S atu rd ay t-. spend several
.Mona Ann Move, El„jSP |.
huiai,
Moll,. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. .lame a r \ . and
...... Florence
----" c”v r j a r v ^
w ricks »*t Hendersonville. N r
.‘done,, N
Mn,l Louise Russell; [.. F*. Hag.-,,,
All entliTiiiiiH i |i,,.
STI'ZI M \
R"lge. Mr. and Mis, Richard Mays leans, . reu.'urcr.
• iih Giiiv. « laiule Herndon I,
rurni,ii,.,|
ili
jlf . W \ Weekai: W. tat. St.
Mr. nml .Mis. Mom,, Cleasmi
H"li Move. I .oft m Kdenfield. and Mr and Mrs. Craig Thompson, .\i,
<m,|
Mr-.
N,
|
Sm
ith.
Everell
Dash
tinned
recently
from
N,
;i|
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
\yP|d».
| >ml Mr- l> A.
BRIDE I I.F( T DIES
IV,..
'ill < In ilb un. Hamden Duitoxville; 1'ie.l r .
their old home in New V„,k stale
* HD AGO.
J „ |\
17, f/pf
llill Move tti|| Stone. Staey hit"
villi. Mi and
.. l'f friend' ol Mi^s Esther
Mil l ID S ill T DOW N
Duncan ML, ell. I„e |t,.i| am L Jam e. i.....
l]| ,jr , Mi.iok. Mr.
r t
.
W. J. Hopkins, .1,
•'iv,
who a few days ago roMacDonald.
LAW
It
i
:
\
t
K,
Mass.,
July
;
j
[ IX Braillev. Ma< .m,
'■•.i,,| ni t.-ti,.,,.(lvr
'
«s their guests laM week Mi
'b u n g lo unsatisfactory trade ,
and Mrs Newton F u l,z
\ ,e k i,Jacks*','' •
1
’’
’
Itod'ti'
received
,nvMil' ■I'tions. th, Kverctt Mills, cmpb i
evilk.
’•‘•rg. Miss
Mrs. Fultz ,s stale
lion.- to attend her funeral.
She
mg
over
I
.Jut)
persons
on
,
otp.
,
si.pr.iilt,,dent of the .lunin, Chr,'
'I im I \t.'le rd a v fro,,, heart disease.4-1.
J’lon men I Shreveport, [.,,
....... man,,»a, lure, will Misp.-nd
|tia n Endeavor from Mississippi
SEMINOl.b
goes the distinction
operntm n- July 24 to Sept,. In. u
They
and
was
a
rep/esentativ,.
at
the
re
All SS It) N A It Y I) ISM ISHkD *’ Kir
Ibis country's first " as iiuMonneed.
,u" d tie Imll park and : ot a crowd of tiOtMI. i.
•pivfU Jr., City; It. W.
n ASIll.NCTON, July 17.—Qpui-vi
112 Hark Ave. J, Jirkronville; H. (J. cently All .South Christian Knden
■■'•me of ihe entries.
I
I ( s Haysmcr .ihu HcreiiUX -,'
I>. B. Hodges, M
lOrUndo; Chester Weil and v° r Convention at Daytona Reach
' SPEED W AY, N. J.. J „ | v i t .
Clearwater
Bids
asked,
for
eon
i>ay Arivi'ntiftt miHHiormry chlirfml ,!
Assoeiatej
1 im; Miss Maigaret Cren| Mrs. Augusta Eigenmann, who
struction of $200,000 addition to •‘P i Twenty-five kings of motor with hrurulin^ thi» checks of & The Ju ly m eeting of the L ake,
Loney Afe.Mull«l
has spent th, week here with tier
bithi*. .1. <’•: J. A. O e n speed were here today lor a ni.w Korran hoy for Ntoalin* applet.
county jail.
h.
vau.se
ami
0the
rkrun letter
..'i*
_Jginbi». S. C ; W. II. Ar- h . n y t t e ,",bep «f C‘*"»»»rce was
daughter, .Mrs. Fred Daiger, re
test in nutoniohile racing, -prints ha5 horn d
( lit ID l| u p 'l'|lE
i n
|>y the 'FtoSP*'held
on
W
ednesday
evening,
at
the
palm Reach; Thomas
on a wooden Irnek.
uriied
I'
rnlay
afternoon
to
,
anniversary
of
||„.
last
of
tl„.
bel'
Eastern
organization
of the dettovj'-'
IIOl.Y
CROSS
home
of
II.
D.
D
urant.
In
addition
I
home l n t Irk,,o|,,
I _ R l 'l i l i v . .July 17. (.•'!*>— “ The American Indian wars with eiiolo , Three drivers heat the world's
HWest i’alrn Reach; Miss
mination. Adventist licuili|uurturs
to routine business, plans were j „ * ' lehr, lion of llolv Comniuu,,',,
1 1 '"Idle 1spress" has been pat gics " f General George Armstrong lecoril for !M cnlde-inch racing here announced ioday.
•Dry. Tampa.
mnde for a Com m unity Picnic l„ be I i-'lll o’clock.
Mi>. i; uge Alo,',. and Ge, rge
'''‘""'i "it the night air rout. < lister end vivid accounts of win; «ars in qualifying trials yesterday.
held Ju ly 22. fu rth e r announce* llUI'el, School. ‘I i:» o'clock
.Morse .1, of Bab-,.,, Park are
", ' •" B* rlin 1n,| Moscow bv is known to every school lug- a- ! ' le Ihe [’nolo. t!i2f, champion
the
.' —................ .
$21.2.18.200 m building permita. ’ A
V.UJUiZ
merits to be made in the near fu
.Mornin*; p i a v c
.,,,,1 sermoa boose g,,i
sent ',Mis car whirring
'.
" L iim m ' i air service. It is a "< lister’s Last Stand."
1 "I Mf'. F. [• M, il'se
around the ' shiiimI in Florida, during month o f ii
I I "'clock.
ttr. Srtineefiidy. N Y.; ture.
1 I" *',iL, r millmn,, t,i .,|mu.
mill and a .half bowl at the rate 1May,
at her Ii • | at Rutledge.
• “ '<:•§
I lie ficrman claims Custer
- "f I XT miles „n hour, 1.4 miles
Visitors o lw ai- welcome
1 f ill
f ft F i k
l i f t fe l l a . l
..
.
.
_
g,fir,inMalii. I.. G. J'hil’’
liv„ «"in;u,,iilively sd
Von are
lutlteil .,.>. none
,hr
New v»rl.
..I
one
of
their
own.
saving
that
(',,
I’. .1 l.a« ler. Tampa ;
Die Song and Praise Service ,t
Mis' M ,, i II, le„ Morse le '■o' " " to , . njn.se hummiiig, , mn ter was of German descent, toe I’*'* hmii ta s te r than the previous
e - M - 'W '/ h t : : ! „ ! o , f " ............ ..... ... ........... ......
( Ill ID II
tr. Jit, k'",u ,||e; ,1. K. the Community Church last Sunday I'DNGRKGATION
w|Bi ibe swaying of t Ii*
turned b..,ue Fri.liu afternoon
mime originally hiving l>, en Km- world's record held by himself.
xkji'nvibi'. A. Rosen- was led by Mrs. W. V. Dm,,,
W
rree!r?lV" ............ “'""•■'b mljo-lrd. and rr„alre,l. Vrrlft
Sunday. July |h. I'.ej,;.
"
,r|'
’ • 11 l lie name “cradle."
Cin e behind were Dr. William
,
'
1
,;l'
,
"uLa.,
when*
sluhas
t(’i'.
But aside from the aecuruci
rtcrslnirg: IV L. Iliidon, G. Ferguson will !,t. the leader next
John Beiniied Root, .Minister.
L. Khaituek. Louisville. Ky., and
Call ,he null, ihn. I,IIno a— Mot the
(,‘rs
ke
the
bertlis
as
in
an
7
,,n.
‘-'"'■St
Of
Ah:,..
Alice
El
«'f
this
contention,
Indian
wuniaa Ih„,
one.
I.. Chalrners, Miami; Sunday evening, und will give ,,
Sunday School, !);:t() o'clock.
The 'lories* are the most popular inie- Bennett llill, the former doing
fl" u b.*.t lime ,,, route home " " '" " " V ■ml wav Pullman.
*11, Jacksonville; J. R. talk covering his impressions <IS
Mwming woiship, II o'clock.
IT2.I miles und the latter L’H.7.
clad'c exiue--. means its wav to nile Weeks in Germanv.
! Irom ( i„i|> t apets, N. C
.Jacksonii IJr, A II. Roll. com missioner to the General AsSermon subject:
“ Untrodden
Mo-eon in s 1 a hours, near H.v a
Ihe program comprised three (10oah; I II. Silverman, aemhiy of the Preshytm im , Chureh Ground."
mile sprints with a 120-mile final
Hiir, 1,1 ' • ' icle ret nrued home •'" h‘"ir lri|i by express train.
Eisenach in. Thuringia? fr lima* with $50,000 in prizes.
A. (J. I.eary, New Ml "' 1M,,’tc 'i S tates, at Baltimore,
Evening service, !t o'clock. Sub Friday ''"•mug from Nciv Orleans
202 N. Park Aie.
Open Until 10 |». M.
I'hnn* l |
I"
the
re.ent
..................
..
on
,i„.
!
f'*r
' ‘l, "icnienlos of Martin i'.uth'.
|j. Butler. Atlanta; S. L. Md., which he attended hu t month. •
Ruths.
Ulher features arranged were n
where ii
'cat several days on coni,.'uitioi, ,,f ,.v rulers to
,
"L will soon have another curiosi- 15-mile motorcycle race for the
By; L K. Scott, Dupont
business.
••lection u l g V i n f t r; n,, ,M'r t ' i t r ir? !h‘‘ f" rl”
" monument to world’s chnmpionshii) and an a t
FIRST U A U n S T ClI I T it'll
Ihe Ladies' Aid of the Lake
The many friends of little Miss ('lint
of
Mary ( .immunity Church will con
Sunday school ILJll o’clock.
; i X ' 3 . ........... ...................
'*••' tempt by Ralph de Pnlnm, veteran
Jane Lloyd will be interested lo less threei r ;k ,,,,/."r,[,md
4»lM
driver, to break all world's a u to
d uct a lawn p a rty on the church
Morning worship und sermon, II learn that -he is improving a fte r Period loll
Continuous from
p. m. tv
mobile records from one to 10
grounds, Thursday, July 15, „t 8 , o’clock.
S i h " i iiwVo, •
'•"'••"■■•"f
an ilini-s f,,r the past week.
11 p. m. -------o clock, the proceeds to he added! Subject of sermon: "In tlie Alar, h
11 ""'"• 'Mil Pay the whnl ..work'
" C ,"f th,‘
km,wn *<»h> mill s.
ExtrA added attra ctio n a l l '
The former rulers u d 1
1,1 (‘er,n,,0V. has designed a
.*>»»'• Missionary Union j *'• the church building fund. All, For Opportunities.”
week. William "Bill" Elliott.
Mrs Do k Broivn returned to inisel,
Jiilj Baling at the c h u r c h ! *a
" f the community arc asked,
FRANC IS RECOVERING
Anting 1‘eople's
Union.', <;. 15 her , o i i g e at Daytona Bench on • " oicc- clam, about thre. hiMm,' I " ,“ ' ' U'»,«'"L ‘he chief feature of
Southland's Sw eetest Sing*
marks m iMopotv and ,as|,
" h u h is a huge figure of acsdml
PARIS,
J„ly
17. I/P> - - The
lijriflaitncn,. The attend- to e n ter a ta k e in the cake contest. o’clock.
c r and “ Ilo" Runnon, Queen
Kali,rday a f l . r . pen,Hog several
i tfoid, ffcri ,„c,ober h»‘- Lakes will he exhibited during tho
i be national lieutsi he Z.citon r '.‘/ ’''T
marlde. A! .i'i'ench franc, which has been
One „f the best farm values in Seuiinoh* <’our
Evening service, 8 o’clock
of Syncopntion.
III IV With IT III | | Vi*S.
re. dlmg th" Clemen,cm,
; u! ' ’"M* " " ’re are two umrhle re 'lum ping badly, , bowed some im- .
*t Jfis. \\ I ('ollieutt evening und a fte r the p,jzcs are
Ordinance of h.oiis,,, I:t ,,, „
TODAY
*
■showing a ithvsnian admin
s.ml Geruumv for its
(/a* ami made the les. awarded, will hi placed on sale.
prove,neat today m unofficial j
ing of service.
'
Alt'
r
Lon
(!hanry
In
L
Slaffonl.
Mrs.
Ed
2
' 1! h
"* " T »^'"R
*’*l
In at
j
Istenng
first
,
i,|
t
„
,,
Wl,„„ded
I Africa, a i ,., \ interesting
Games and competitive sports
'&uhicrt of sermon: •'The I ,!•• ward Belt: . Mrs. M ilan Stm im m " m i l"'puliil<d hi 20.1)1111,00)1 |„.o |.'"Idler and allegorical figur«s of trading, the bourse being closed.'
“T H E
n ' l , , v ‘ Wl1 ,,,• r‘,‘M|y f»r the plow.
Ibe renul
aIso the litisiness ses- will be in charge of the following Which (', ,,not Fail."
mg acreage ,s platted into Id
tracts. I.'odiug J
Maud ('lark mol, teil to Pic, aillcf. "nour we knn\v then- lunverv arid VcielKv sealed srde lu j The D ime, which was «pmted at i
ROAD TO MANDALAY*
O
ri,
l'r'."lhi
000
loo
aumv."
\
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K
1U
,
,
•
2
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B
'(,,
the
(foliar
at
a.
ni
|
r,mt "",• m w member, committee:
........ ,.n . c. sRev.
n . Jam
t honipson *‘ ‘Ihe Wednesday
’
James
es Thompson,
lion adjoins property. I Viced considerably l„|..,v
evening s e n i . c
—Comedy—
side.
1''<* Friday ivlic, • I lie,
i climbed i Y 10.80 by noon.
’
“ '«• number voted for confiscaisHKlmc,'. « a- added to, •'Oink Evans and Donald Anderson. I will
•ndia ted l»v ofl icers and
dav
"My W ile"
I loll.
, The tallies will |,e presided o v e r 1T^ochcrs Conn,
S u l i i e , : "O nej
M erchant's Night
,
*"
| as follows: Ice cream cones; Mrs. Thousand m
,
Baptist Sumla ,• | B
iilli ol ( lliedo spent tie
i her,, are 'c v tr a l gallons of
Wter received last week I
Uo|»ktns, Jr.. Mr. Green.
School.”
SATURDAY
...
dav
I'llars*|«y attend),u: t ••
311 F irH t N a t i o n a l H a n k H l d u .
T e le p h a n * 71
wme m the . itv of S,< ......... .. lt„.
< itizens and 11 itors ;
Hurrii', I'aiker from
< njidy: Mrs. I)onald Anderson
. nun the
mn i 1i ,u - i
"SAN DY"
Klim,' -o old . ml line than nobody
tlie winter and Live Wire Class of voting I corduillv m u led
Adopted from Klenore M«»
,
.
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
I iff nn\i in 1111ru>r they ladies.
Roal E s t a t e
j n8U,
I
'
Mr
hcriin’s "Best Seller" with
■t Mr
K«»be,( J, Holt-. , want.' to m n Uie risk of taking „
ttt tiiiy are h,ready liomeMadge Bcllnmy und Her*
' "M Drinks; Theodore D unn,N 'H R ISTIA N s t IENCE lit R('ll ifnbc t 11 by, J r., and Air. and M,. nrink ol ii.
l flofida hi general and
riaon Ford.
K. A. I'"iula*s motored to Cor., , . The oldest vintage in the world
is on exhibition in the Speyer
' ” ’’, " ' l b .f,l," “ .....» ••" "" »
—Comedy—
. ..
linp*rtin,h,.. They will Oliver »„hZ , ! r '
undo
I
•
“
’»
S
aturday
where
they
h» Id every .Sandal morning at the
, "wme museum" ivhieli contain*
r rionda m,<„, with tho exwill s|, ni the week-end.
W ater Melon Slices: Mr. and Woman’s Clyh n
"White Wing's B rid e".
Avenue
near
11,{ ’ .*}; 1‘?*
6 Ur Summerlin A vomit*.
1eierv th in g pertaining to th,. wit„.
r *
'’u>ing a homo here Mrs. W. G. Ferguson, Mrs. Moses Third Street, at I o elm k ; Sun
•W h of iHKhvy Strool. I'avitiK now .sduttltilod.
lie
,m»»> friends here the f>recn.
•'•dies Duffin of Tall.iliac industry. The nine is on mi old
(lav Scliool at III I, lock. Subject
mho will welcome them
per lot. if!1711 cash. Assumo nmnlhlv coit
Brize Cakes: Mrs. W. E. Cote • for hunnrinw "I.if
d
u the city for a feu da.V' Roman flask which was dim ini
recently.
It is 1 GOO y e a rs 'o ld
Mrs. Elm er Lagerquist.
ionI rai l pHy menL ipn.OO each, on halance. *Owner
e - and is t lie g m -1 ,,i hi - ' ait of it has solidified because
Wednesday evening
s e n ices
Mrs. Albert W hitaker is g en which include testimonies of heal- | .•rot. h . •md wife, Mr. and Mr-. C.
Hiakcs aitovu price under market for quick sale.
"l Ihe Romans' Irnpicntlv mixed /
m West First Street.
Mr>. Kului mid their eral chairm an of this affair, us- ing arc held a t 7 o', lock.
"
*t*4
honestly with nine.
'is
tc
d
^
liy
Mrs.
Jam
es
Thonipson,
H"'* *h i l . l . „ f Homc.
Z.
N.
HOLLER,
Realtor
This Society maintains a f r e e /
"Pent rt,,- u it ! end with Alii1. Frank Evans, and Mrs. Klmet | reading room at 517 First Nation j ..
Utioni (». Masonic Hldg.
l' " , n 'st Lake left Fiidm
The German
filled will, a r t
8f>. (M‘ll| gt. I*ai “ •r. Mrs. Liupierquist.
l ’h o n e 7(i I
.id Bank building, wlte,,. t|„. Ibhle or, V' u ' " lk where In- will -pen icles eom m cinnrulm g the fiftieth
? W’ I C I , , | , I here as
----------and all authiuized ( hii-tian Sci- 11 •s '1" ' 1 Line on business.
•) Wail;,,,,
■ .Mrs.
i« • C. j,...........
l a r k •*••••
and young <
son
',,l ! cnee literatu re m ai be read b o r - i
left hrid
for Macon, Ga.,
when I rowed or purchased. Op,-,, ,-ceri I Tin ■Mi"Cs t'a rm e ta Bnrbe, •411*1
...ay.........................
Ga., where
r~y~
■
S,‘U( i
his they will spend the su m m er with 1Wednesday and Saluidav i>.„„ | I(T an. /.in lir.v returned lioiuc s ,•
w Bui ki t i | •;.k,<
Mrs, Park s mother.
, to 5
m.
wi'dai .ilternoon from Arcadia
hm> II. Iti'p,ita*tIflftti of C arrilnrr t h r :'.d®
•
«
i
®1' ih-llllluj; f»»r*
.
All are cordiallv united to at- m Iic, i' they have been visiting .
period
laracht stock
. .
Ol DIAMONDS I* Al
i month . I II. V
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Levy left tend the services and to-make um tile guests of Mrs. Will, i ’latt.
SANFORD.
All. diam
onds
a n
' ” ri' »'»W
____ __
___ • Ig i'f,
I. Hddn.g m o mo,-,, S atu rd ay ffor Ifiuwascc, Ga., where ! "I the reading room
sold
under
n
IVrlttca
G
uarantee
.1
F ‘JiMalling „ |,vh.„ WHU,r they will spend several Weeks.
|
Mr. and Mrs. H. (J. Momc Imic
1ST. PRESBYTERIAN I III ID 'll as their guests, Mrs. Rose Black „f
|,l:'m '•'•"• dwelling
Below wt* are quoting
Shrevcpoit. La., and Mrs. R M
be U-cd
u
' , .......
.
ns a
“ J . • « * Mr« V ' J " RaM,lHl1 J r ’ l Sill,dav School. 10: 15I <) <(ill k
Mont' ami son of Savannah. Ga.
11 S,K<"* "III reside 11’:. J : V uml «r r *ve«i here Friday t o /
Morning
. woishit. . I I «»•< Im. k
•rx ’
■P il'ilf
'" ing erected on ! sp^ 1,‘. H “hurt time.
They ore
Christian Endeavor, 7 o', lo. L
eh.I,
boils
Mrs.
W.
I).
Holden
lias
ret
in
on
stopping a t the M ontezuma.
SANFOIIl), FLA.
( Evening worshii 8 o ’, |,„ k
! ,,
,
“ *■ ,
, Everyom is cordially inu'ed to /l*'V,” . *'V
where she ha
'ir |* ,
..................
i m en the guest of Mrs. Lucy Law
•''Until
I , , 1, r ' MIV ”IrH' J* J*- Bradley of j worship at any
o, all ot ..
th.
l*a>(•„,., "ill h. spent
rcinv
for
a
few
days.
They • ,,n ,n * L a., were am ong the vis- services
Dili in, ml I ttinum Ring,
Com......... F i i d a y l ^ 3 d r iv in g jM (|,t. city Friday.
The pastor will >iM-„k
"Thmen isIIi perfect. Weight 1.78
Mrs.
C.
(J.
Wheeler
.Ftmi's
*|M
*r’l
I 1 . 1; NunthV mother, I
Ai
aru Picusnntly located a t the | Church O rganized" (fill, , hnpl-r of
points
must delightfully Thm>ihi>
lias i,ee,i
r ...........
been; ontezum nJ Acts) a t the morning hour, and!
-A
^
Med, 1 l" " 1 v f° r t h e l
■
~
I "The ''hurch Martyred anil Sncri-j "s the guest of friends at Del.ami.
• *Ar 4H
I
Mr. und Mrs. W. A. Weeks of fiemg” (7th chapter of Acts) a t !
..ia tr
A. W. Sm ith is spending the
u..k
.JJrittndo motored to Sanford Fri- j the evening service. Special music!
/ /
w
tek
end
with
family
at
Dn.iton.i
—
*
•*
»in ...i *' , "" •'■* has p u r - ' .
v U,,R urt‘ spending a short time for the morning: Anthem.
"It 1
IVcsorlto.-) DiumundH P erfect. t SS ■-J4**
join*
Ixrrii” Cairies B Beach where they have a cottage
hftrll!
, " 1 ....... ""iv I , , m * ,,n huaincss.
' '
'in the
'
points
’
Adams; and a solo hi Mrs. 1' for flic sum m er.
([),"
construe-! ,,
------ —l’i "gi'cssiuir | ‘'• r ' a«d Mrs. R. A. Wallick of C. Loveless.
Special music foi |
.
, ",
,
Jacksonville arrived in the city evening: Anthem. "Rock of Ages" ! L urley and (,corgc Greer arc
o
I Friday for ii brief stay and are — Irwin B. Wilson; and duct he J ^Pcmlmgr the week cad at Corona'i .
r and
und Mrs.
Mr, nP, w
v ......
, ncael) us the guests of the fornicr'.i
*
Mr.
W. Kmgc.
v
1,1 I*'"I her sister I rt'Klstored at the Montezuma.
Diamond. Commercially -perfect:
The 7 o’clock service of Christ . uncle N. II. Garner.
111kcr. a visit Wedt
.
--------Gente Ring. 88 points. rTfo.j JJ
.ijui Endeavor will lie lu-1,1 out o f l
, ... -.
,
,
Dodd
left'
,
p
'
,
,
P
h
i
l
l
i
p
s
mid
F.
J.
Lawler
t h e o p e n in g o f
ft,!U. •'lia,i|i,i aeconipan. of lampH
,Nou '"ft Saturday for Ak
among- the
Imsi- doors. Topic. "The Out-of Doors"
. -. were
.
— ---led by S tu a rt Long.
’.o n* ‘Jhio' “ ' t e r spending mud.*
eadoii« nL8a vlHltorM 111 tho city Friday.
Inf* 'v
| )f,| L thur Mcadoiv«
___________
| time here. He.I ih* just ennijilete'!
th \ lr. “ 1,1 "*• a m o to r'
amlnll Chase. M. S. Wiggins and | ,,R new •)"dgi; Garage on Eleventh
II- ' lr<i"e.i, \v,.st i
A. H. Robinson of Savannah,
i l o " vxlicit (' ‘l" ,,rrived in Sanford Friday for Frank Chase left Friday for Mon ‘ truel'
Commercially perfect, w e ig il
' **'"Dll Weeks '
"Ivy <»f several day* on huaincss. (ticcllo, w here (hey will spend a
ints
’t * .. „
points
Mrs. Ralph Stevens and Miss Itc; short time on business.
i VI) o>.
heceu
Stevens
l
i
f
t
Friday
for
Jack
L,
cat •ri-iiiii.w i I.
L- Cumpbell and J. R. Thorn-1
--------i t , " Uji S hni , u r •
Jacksonville were in the! Tom w. Jonew rcturrm home Sat- sonville, where they wijl spend a
Iwr "oiHe
h
' " ’"I 'I
ci‘y Friday transacting business. !u r'h0r L-oni Muntieello tvherc he h o rt time with friends.
I N -V
hi ult", ,m„„
‘|
--------- ,
has spent the pust three weeks.
I vrfset Blue W hits, .fre % A).
w,'r‘'
'"joved
on
i'u»
Chalmers
of
Miami
is
in
the
AT
ULlfk,>N u '''> • h',’?. t(!'e yity for an indefinite a lay here nn
T K; M attingly, .Mrs. Owen I p
e h"‘ ...... f l
business
and in
is stopping
stopping u t t h e 1Riccj Miss Dorothy Rice und Miss - * 6 1 x 0 1 DIGC!
O G d lb
.
and
ci. *' resh- Valdez.
i':ilH»v
i Elizabeth Wcllr, of Orlando 'Wre O l l P ^ H m i P f l R v
P n i))» t
Flexible Pletiauw
■l, / 1'!'"' ii, '' -'L ssl*s
___
.
I the guests of Mrs. Fycd Daiger m | W U 6 b C 1 0 1 ie C I D } / E O U l t
t
C II? ''h Ih m in 'j' | * u ' „ Mr. and Mrs. C h e s te d Weil o f'F rid a y
VALIDITY TAG TAG
Original Price I l f S f ^ . 't P J l
"f
i r r T pa ure v iait|ng In the city fo r!
--------W ASHINGTON, July 17-</P)—
ii*.|I,,
a **■*» days and a r e 'g u c s ts of the j Mi1, and- Mrs. J. E. Creech who The validity of scores of m arriage
Speeidl price "’"' ”
*' ’•••
.......Seminole,
Ihuve been the guests of the lal- cerem onies perform ed
r
ii
,
in
tho
Iwtncy und Staple Groceries.
i.
,
a.'l,,’h n p p re -;
I
|v»m i,on,e* pcriormeu
ill
me
$1W *00
Ktncr,.
• s,m Reams. I d » u
# n , ,
. t o r s ri ter, Mrs. Nathan 0 . (mr- I romantic setting of i-n ocean UnH»n,r
Li., ,
.... lot. ftl
U•
Mackie o t Osrlamlo w u s in e r on Mellonviile Avenue, left i e ra‘ bridge bv m asters of AmeriWe Ci-'ry the ,W |
Western Andi Florida Meats
L
4,1,1 , fli".\cd swim . h rre n F r n 0“e u tten d l,,g to business | Thursday afternoon for thoir home | enn m erchant’ vessels w a s^ n ^ u e s l
~ _
;
F rid ay .
,n Jacksonville^____
. tiop today, aa the resu lt of un opin-
/A
,
b o r m a n y m n n llis th e y o u n g p d ito r had fo u g h t th e g arn b - !
l in g Hem ,-ill o f C a n t o n , v i g o r m i s l y c o n d e m n i n g t h o s e w h o
s o n g h . to m a k e .h e law a fa rce , s ta u n c h ly s u p p o r t i n g tlu ise i
—
Members Of Epvvorth
League Enjoy Outing H ono^A ie s ^ iU eSt0f!JY°men Close Annuaf”!
At San Lando Spring's Party At Lake”
^ 664 AtT es
Arrivals
9.—Rapanalon o f' .choo! nyatem | l ' ,r aM " ' ‘{‘‘lent ing. u n c o m p ro fn isin K tiMack a g a i n s t g a m b l e r s ms 11.ijrt.
"" thp n<‘a r w t l‘,nwlih proviainn for Increased s n< k m g t h e life blood o f in s c o m m u n it y , y o u n g M e lle tt conN'olule, fine Italian airman, re- 1
facIHHea.
>t in n e d h is d e m a n d l o r law e n f o r c e m e n t
in t h e f i u i 1 of turns from his trip over the North :
I’»le mill, next day, plnnr, u flight 1
• B IBLE VERHK FOR TODAY
! ttJkon*H||ot^?.l| !' 1 h,*'' fh*itV o f h !m n rU|1^, ! ‘'SUM ,J ' Ut h ' S lift‘ WMH from Paly to the Argentine.
That's why Helen Wills is a I
OUR REDEEMER UOI> "lie f i v e d e c a d e s •,g„
ilV ' T l ^
i ’1" ' " VV” * T ’111 lW UHe
.
i
,
.
u,<" s
1,111 ■»> a s n e a k 111 t h e n i g h t , n h r e d t h u g champion anil Nubile a great flier •
m
em ber
„ U . I - a h u m m , r a t f i r i n g f r o m t h e s h a d o w s a t h i s u n s u s p e c t i n g Ceaseless energy is the main- ,
men,
and the thou
Lord was.
t h v Cod
i spring of success.
deemed thee.’’ .Dcut. 24:IK.
know
°
—
Trying to Pick a “Mr. Shreveport”
Lake Mary
i
Victory In Death
i Social
lalcndor -— f - T h tr<?r7b^r8.ot th" younger
FRED S. DAKIER. SOCIETY EDITOR
' ' ondi,y «,
,C iCottes
K
I: eL.kfhiirnre
Story I o.ir
onbyk,MrHthe yacht “ MertieAD '*I
Side Primary School j A cruise around the lake, will,
i
u delightful nwiin i„ t }10
'
_
l hBt
------------
!Mrs. George DeCottesl
Entertains On Yacht
J ternuon at a yachting party and
' aonvltte.'
C#»h«tmrtion of St. Johna ln
dlan River ranal.
‘JPf —Rwlemifon of while way.
"■“lar'"-V
ommitlcd
'
in .e- f t
'
I laming pool, tennir roarta,
a r d l y nmi uu rndief r o if D
Rf^vV fie. „
lU
u ,, ?! ",...... " M ’K t e r d a y s cv ou w **,„,.'
u oo n
IR.
t . !!. Why
w ny invest money in foreign
Ihiv America firrt.
Niw—Augmenting of building pro- 1
WMI" K ( «»*tou,( O h io e d i t o r w i t h tin* c o u r a g e o f h is
•• gram —h n u w . hi,tela, apart- . <*f>nVM-f hmim. a n d t h e W lllilignesH t o m e e t it b r u t a l d e a t h f o r ,
—
(r ,
,
Dll- a d v n i u - o m u i t o f t h e p r i n c i p l e s w l i n l i In- b e l i e v e d to he
W »K N 'N officer told him of
paving M Khi:
n . - .K Opm
,» ,gram
lo n .nr ..........
« l ,„ d iired
............... Win, v e n t r e d i n “T "
' 7 ......... S ’* " " " ™ '- Me7.--('n n slru r|io n of h n u l e v a r d •,
" I-1' " " " ......... ... w h e n , ii i , „ „ „ « r e . . M ,
no
w‘“
■ _ r « ^ S „ ' a r P n ' T ’r
, T '''
,
" lls ‘ b e n s h m l A m e ric a n r ig h t .
, M-h „ w,nfrom Europe
llon^prngram ° * ,H‘,*l,t,flea‘ . [ s l,|if Die ((iltinins ot th e C a n t o n I billy N e w s a s a Vehicle : '""'C' 1 ""»» heir,da and. next day,
'
th a t my Redeemer liveth.
Elton J. Mou
ARCHITECT ,
W o r 1dati0"”1 D*»‘ l
-...... • j r a
!m.» wiih.a,famil,.
.
Passenger*
P ..
(raised $1,800 fof tho •m a n ’s w ife ;
nereaanry for permanent,
In t h e p o sitio n to w h ic h he w a s e le c te d l a s t n i g h t
nuir ii.Ki will lw»
% ’S - . w ' j n . S I . j f : ; |
to
—
V.
•■ !!W !ja .fcii!t.£ « .r.,.’'.,C*?iSl erent'I,,, L hnn ,
"•
finmailers, and his |„ .'o
V f
forget1 your
your irmihte*.
*<y£7**5i ' - W
h,,r',|n
ah !u , ent long-headed ness eminently fit him to discharge the f,,r,r'
The AmerTelephone county
und Telegraph
mporUn ,dtiliea of his office, ienn
and Seminole
rfii/' s
' “
'
in earning a t the rato of
i * “ 1,0 »*
O' Iheir endon.emo.it of his appointment.' ' company
12 per cent mil Id per cent.
Mr.
SATURDAY, JU LY 17, I!l2fi
Men of his caliber are responsible for the salutary nros- Ellsworth wants you to know thut!
ptreus condition ot Sanford banks today
‘’
Western Union is enrning at the
TlfK HERALD PLATFORM
; late iif 14 per cent.
-O
-D e e p e r w ater routa to Jark■2*
PRAYER—I re (nice
3 B 3
B o r n a n d r a i s e d m F l o r i d a , m o s t o f h is l i f e h a v i n g b e e n * 10 a day brmrd.
Tho m an th a t
D o u. ®
g l a s s ’s record
r e cVW
o Ir d\l is
is
lt,,ok
care
of
thcHe
peU
f°t
Oouglass’s
1
,
,h
CareT
.
ii
pew
!•' | nmiil L
Tn»» #l>>llnv« m T
^a
,h,!" Z “,!"!ion for blen<'intr
.
r>rr
*• 7Mr- '**♦*£?
BraUUrrd
1CbosGB bpocaTcw r * c /HOS1R / M Ked&c \
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-------------- 'Championship Battlei
Natinna! League
Furnished By Herald
Boston, 7; P ittsburgh, 0.
Today’s Games
National League
New York a t Chicago,
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston a t Pittsburgh.
(Only three).
GROUND FIGHT
i
issive Exhibition
_ J KingrSkill,Punch
K f t Iing Power, Stamina
!;•'*•••;
Given By Winner
D ecision Is Popular
One With Fandom
.; New ChampionBattles
” “8t And Furiously
spiteBrokenBone
FROM BATTING By Winning Double-Header
LEAD OF LOOP
American League
Chicago a t Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
St. Louis a t Now York.
Detroit a t Philadelphia.
Falk, W h i t e S o x Fielder,
Replaces Yankee Bluffer,
After Latter Had Slumped
15 Points DuringTheWeek
Bob
Southern Association
Birmingham at Memphis.
Atlanta a t Littlo Rock.
Middle at Chattanooga.
(Only three).
IJhlo Leads American
League Moundsmen
Southeastern League
St, Augustine a t Savannah.
Montgomery a t Albany.
( 'nlumhus at Jaeksunville.
Florida S tate League
■ ■
•
flenrge (Iranihum Sensation
In National Loop Hitting;
. Wilson Leads InHomeltuns
SANFORD at Sarasota.
Bradenton a t Fort Myers.
Lakeland at Tampa.
St. Petersburg at Orlando.
FORT MYERS AND
GROWERS BATTLE
TO 10-INNING TIE
ClIICACI) July 17. —(/PI B ale
Ruth has slipped from the hatting
leadership of the American Lea
gue in the official hutting aver
ages issued today and has been re
placed at the top of the ladder by
Bib Falk. White Sox outfielder.
In the last six games, inelu.l
ing that of Wednesday, Ruth go;
hat five Ini--. Tour singles and a
homer end fell off lb points. Kolbergill. of Detroit, ranks above Faik
hut bus been at but less than halt
the number of times.
Tin rest of the Yankees slum p
ed a hit along will) Kidh. Mi Neely of the Senators, made the
greatest gain of the week in lii*
ling, landing among the select ten
with a gain of 22 points.
The stolenJaise mark of Merisel
of tile Yankees, wns tide by K.
Rice of Washington,
Uhlc hmds moundsmen in vic
I tories with I I, ju s t one more limn
Ted Lyons of the White Sox, wjm
ranks tin* Indian pitcher slightly
in innings pitched. Pate of the
Athletic has a clean slate- being
credited with eight victories ,al-
Brooklyn, 8; St. Louis, 7.
(Only two gam es).
American League
Detroit, 3; New York, -I.
St. Louis, 2-4; Philadelphia, 3-3.
Chicago, ut Boston, rain.
Cleveland, 8; Washington, 0.
tered lilts.
Babe Ruth led the Yankees'
ninth-inning rnlly a g a in st the
Cobb men, which started a threeSouthern Association
run rally to turn the tide In favor
Atlnntn, 7; Little Rock, 12.
of New York, 4 to 3.
New Orleans, 14; Nashville, 3.
In the only other American
Birmingham,
10; Memphis, 3.
game, Levaen out-pitched W alter
Mobile, 4; C hattanooga, 12.
Johnson to blank xhe Senators, 8
The March was shortened to five (() q fifteen bingles came from
Southeastern League
and one-half games yesterday w.th , he , Illli(ins. c| uba.
Montgomery, 0; Albany, 3.
a double victory by Philadelphia j .slugging bees developed in two
St. Augustine, I; Savannah, b.
over St. Lmus whilo the Hugmen \ ' (ltional League conflicts, with
Columbus, 8; Jacksonville, 7.
were barely escaping another do|{,,|,ins ham m ering five St.
fool at tin- bands of the Tigers. | ,,u js ..urhers for tin eig h t-lo-sevFlorida S ta te la-ague
Thinl inning batting rallies a c - 1 ri victory and the Pirates out-slug
St. Petersburg, 2; Orlando, 3.
counted for both Mack men tri - . ging tin- Braves, II to 7.
SANFORD, 3; Sarasota, (J.
uiiiphi, the first, by 3 to 2, and the
Wilb.-rt Robinson’s w arfare with
Lakeland, 4; Tampa, I.
second by f> to 1.
bis pitching s ta ff reached husky
Bradenton,
2; Fort Myers, 2 (Tic
Tin- At lib lies now have won 12 Jess Petty yesterday. J ess was 10 innings, darkness),
of i lo ir last II games as against SUK|H'M( led indefinitely for alleged
five "lit of thirteen for the Yanks. ■lcgh-i t of training rules.
Sewn runs in a second-inning
Fhmke finally has gone through to!
support the mound effo rts of Lefty batting rnlly clinched the Pirate
(i rove and Fddio Rommel.
The victory over tho Braves. A home
former Hub pitcher yesterdny turn run by Rhyne with two on and a
cd m one of Ins best performances, tripb by Warier which cleared the
alloying tin Browns only six scut- 1sack> featured the rally.
The New York Yankees, who
paraded 10 games’ ahead of the
American League pack a few weeks
agh, today felt the Jiot broath of a
desperate sprint by Connie Mack’s
Athletics so close t h a t the g a p be
tween the two clubs la becoming
uncomfortably short.
A hundred nnd fifty ring fol
lowers were guests of The H er
ald Inst night when round by
round returns uf the DeJaneyBerlenhneli fight were received
over the Associated Press wire
and announced by L. T harp,
manager of the Wester Union of
fice in this city.
Much interest was shown in
the title bout ds was evidenced
by the frequent applause given
to both fighters us they put ovpr
telling blows.
The returns of
the preliminaries begun to come
in shortly after N o ’clock and a t
P o’clock Announcer Tharp staLed that the fight was on.
The returns came in rapidly,
being received here only a min
ute a fte r the blows were actual
ly landed.
The service was a l
most uninterrupted and Mr.
Thorn'si
announcing
further
■* to keep up the interest of
served
the crowd.
PIRATES DEFEAT LAKELAND GIVES
LOWLYBRAVESIN SMOKERS EIGHTH
SLUGGING MATCH STRAIGHT LO SS
L e a g u e L e a d e r s Maki
T w o A l l B y Scorii
R u n s I n Ninth; j
T a k e 2 F r o m Th*
Connie Mack’s]
Cuts New YorVj
Lcv.scn Blanks Nall*
Mates Knock Johna
Jamieson Hits I 0
NEW YORK7 July i
S taging another sensatio
inning rally which net!
runs, the Yankees noifj
troit today, -1 to n,
an even break in the fo
series. Johns pitched 1
for the tigers, yielding a
seven ami two tliinla in
lost control, Ci inper m
way succeeded him in tin
a fte r Lazzeri’s triple, ko|
and Combs with tho tyi
m - <**EW YORK, July 17.—(/P)—
The world's light-heavyweight ring
M^wn, jolted from championship
> d s five times in tin* last six
years, found a new resting place
today on the head of Jack Deiuney
_________ ____ _
9
Cf U ridgeport, Conn,
g,
A sensational victory under the
Smith Allows Champs 112
unanimous decision of the judges
Hits; Rhyne Hits H o m e r S id e (H Wild Hul The Hleh- L T u S j y S i , " g *
I Hits
,)L brotfght the crown to Delaney lie- Kelly Allows Only
With 2 In 2 n d And Warner
landers L i v e Him Splendid tally.
?-v • ,for a cnpucity throng of 45,000
While Males Are (lulling
K which paid 8420,000 to see lin- riv
Triples
With Buses L o a d e d
Support; I Are Walked Ini Detroit
mm non ;too
Ten;
i’alnis
Even
Count
In
all of two years standing gruppl
Wh
Without
Run
BeinsMade
Nt.w
Y,,rk
,ll(m TO
!M
h
By
Making
Single
Run
p f EEbbcts
bt
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Field
for the third time,
PITTSBCKUII, July 17.—I/Pi —
B utteries: Johns, Stors
P ittsburgh pounded Boh Smith for
^ b a fight for Delaney, who hut
TAMPA, Fla., July 17.—(/p)— or, Holloway and Minioi
FORT MYERS, Fla., July 17.
12 hits, six of tin-ill for extra liases Despite
igven months previous hnd failed
Orlando
Increases
Siring
Of
his wildness, Sides was in Nhuwkoy, Braxton »nd B
and defeated Boston in the opening
tA lift the champion from hiH rug- (/Pi—Fort Myers and Bradenton
Victories To Fivk By Win- W.)(M,||-S Kent
game of the series Friday, !l to 7. excellent form in the pinches F r i
rival, wns as popular as any idayed 10 innings to a 2 to 2 tie
Johnson Knocked FYoi
ing |<roni Saints Although i Fh , IITJOKN years ago,
Seven Pirates runs were scored in day and Lakeland gave Tam pa its
such victory could he for n ring Friday after tho Palms hail evened
WASHINGTON, July
eighth
s
tra
ig
h
t
defeat
score,
4
to
1.
■/>ibcctfssor )yho had gathered nround the count in the ninth. The game
(M O h it; T i n k e r S t u r s A t H a t jWad.i.ll struck out Ift halters I'll the second inning. Rhyne hit a Air tig h t fielding saved the H igh l.ovsen held Washington
his probably the greatest following was called on account of darkness
•an American League gume. That In me run with two on iind Warner
landers hurler on several occasions. scattered hits while hi
dfian y chtf(longer since tho days of n a drizzling rain.
ORLANDO, July 17 . - (/Pi—T a k is the best modern day record for a triple with* the bases loaded. Ho walked four men in thn fifth gathered 15 off Walter
Bradenton
AB
It
II
P()
A
K
,Jttftckout Brown.
Bosh could not hold this lead, how
and his successors on
ing advantage of every break, the whit I mg the opposition.
1 2 0 (1 0
‘TArtti it came ns fnndom likes its Wheeler, 3b .
ever and was relieved by Songor ill without a score being registered off and Cleveland took Frida
It
v
as
sweet
revenge
for
Wad
Orlando
**olts
meed
out
the
Saints
•)
his
delivery.
Parker,
c
0
5
1
0
IMNM crowned—with a spectncular
1) to 0. Jamieson led U
in their second s tru t hero Friday, dell, for he made the record the 7th.
.. . 3 0 () I 7 l)
. r a l l y In the Inst five rounds of the Elliott, 2b
(111 032 000—7 10 1 Lakeland
AB R H PO A E of the visitors, getting
running
their string of consecutive again l th- Athletics, a f te r being Boston
o
. 3 0
13 1 0
j V '18-IlDUnd struggle a f te r Berlen- Barnes, lh .
I
I 0 3 0 1 at five times at hut.
reli’s- cd by that club to the Ft. Pittsburgh 071 000 Olx—!» 12 1 Buckley, ss
vielories to five.
■1) 0 (1
. 6 0 1 >
bach appeared to be closing in to Denton, cf
Batteries Smith and Tuylor; Heck, 3b
i 0 0 Celevlnnd
DI3 oil 10
o 0 (1
I
ihi
Thursday,
the
game
replete
j
leans
Browns,
Richardson,
If
.
5
0
0
’ duplicate tho powerful finish he
games,
Bush, Sotigei and Smith,
Cusack,
It)
o
o
r
> 0 0 Washington .'(Kill (ion ow
with
l>ri
1
1
i
ii
nt
fielding,
with
Tinker,i
Pack
in
|NH1,
Charley
Fwvem
.
1 1 1
I II
r made la s t December against De Lee, rf
Welch, rf
2 0 3 0 0
Tho sensation of the National Abrams, Vinu and J"luu on stand-1 of Pro\iiieon-, pitching again t
Balterien: l.ovsen a nr
K. Johnson, ss
4 0 o 4 4 1
laney.
B roukBa Evens Series
Brazier, cf
0 3 3 2 0 Johnson,
*, II 0 1 f. 0 League the paat wc.-k wits ih » hit- ing out. Timely lotting again I Boston, c in cd lit batters to vein)
PaJmcro, (Ji
Kelly,
p
Delaney's impressive exhibition
ST. LOCfS, July 17. i .-Pi - Futvoye, If
(I I) 1 0 0 Pull.
ling of (Jcorgt- (Iranteam , of tin- w,.j,
balance of \ ietnry, j back (•• lie bench via the stiil-i
of ring-cruft, punching power, and
ll’miklyn
evened
up
the
series
by
Klliini, 2I>
0 0 2 I 0
Topi I:
3(5 •J 10 30 Ill 1 Pittsburgh Pirates, la six games u j(,; t |H. < t|t leaning on th<- long; out route,
stamina, was a compicst of mnr.1
winning from St. Louis 8 to 7 In-re Dodgen, <lie got lb luts, including a horn •j
,,f | | lr ;>
I'hiludclpiiM it ins
Walt or John; •••• and Dazzy Van
than a stout-hearted, iron armed
Friday, a late inning rally by the Sides, p
3 0 0 0 0 0
PHILADELPHIA, Jul;
AB It Ii PO A E run, three triples and four two
gladiator of the old pugilistic Fort Myers
have
several
time
threatened
t
Inj
|l)(1|l|
u-am
falling
shitrt.
Thirty
AB R II PO A K
hit I ing I ■ I’cle
(iraiitham ’a
—Tho Athletics crept
4 0 n •I •j l baggers,
school. It was a triumph of a Ire- <CReilly, ss
I,
. I Milazzo, 3b
3 l •i 1 if 0 rnodi*rn record ••! IG hut alway I ft,(n- players took p a r t in the conTotals
shoved the (cam fr
34 4 (5 27 5 i closer to the league lei
Gramlio,
i
f
0
0
5
3
0
0
something
happened
to
spoil
(hr
tt,st>
J
u
St
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mlis
,iml
M
r,„.
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riicndous weigtil advantage despite
Doyle,
ss
t
l
i
3
1
lernian, of
York Yankees Friday, bj
4 0 0 3 0 0 to second hitting
the fracturing of a small bone in \Viek tin in, i 1
!ili(. Dodgers.
1 II i 1 0 0 big chance.
Tampa
AB R II PO A E two games from the i
•» 1 1) >, 4 0 Brooklyn, the leader among th- ( Inn ii-s, ’.’It
■
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I
hla left thumb during the second Donin. 3h
(J
Hiown,
i
f
I r,-i all one game I umpired for Brooklyn
4 II
0 1)
013 210 OKI H lit t Deniek", -s
0 0 «> 1 0 Browns, 3 to 2, nnd S-t
Boii/.u, 1b 2I>
4 (1 1 7 II (1 regular^ last week slumned badly Johnston, r8
round.
■l 0 i t; II 0 Johnson in wlinli be got HI men St. Louis
1(20 002 120 - 7 10 1 'Tanner, 25
the
past
week,
Bressler,
the
pres
•1
0 1 4 3 0 Mackmen won both g
1
(
’asiires,
If
l
0
3
*
4
1
(1
Whilo officially, the weight of
Shores, Hi
lie wa3 0 a r, 0 0 in the first five innings.
Batterie- Grimes, Krbardt, Me- SI uni mi, lb
5 (1 0 7 0 2 batting rallies in the tkl
3 0 1 •)
i) -) 0 ent leader, was in only om- game I au-key, c
' Borlenbach was recorded at 174% rhum-oy, 2I>
going
great
and
ii
seemed
a
eer
3 0 0 I 0 (1
Weenay ai d Hnrgraves; Bell, Sher- Lopez, e
1 0 1 10 0 0 of each contest, giving
1) l) 0 fa 0 0 the past ,week and fell off Cue . Hewitt, p
yf;’*, and t h a t of Delaney as 111(1
post- Domingo, lb
3 0 0 n 3 l luinty that Waddell’s strikeout del, Alexander, Halluhnii, Sot bo Hart, rf
points,
«
,
-1
0 i 0 0 0 entire ;crie s of three
J.
Joiinstoii,
e
0
3
0
2
5
yV potwment of the fight one day bc1 0 0 u 0 1) murk would be shuttered.
ra n and Vick.
Kulvglz, 3li
3 0 1 (1 4 0 the visitors. Red Ha:
Rogers Hornsby, the St. Louie ! K
4 0 0 0 4 0
t y v fcause of ruin gave tlie defending Davenport, p
Up to the last half of the fifth
Blaekstoek, cf
3 0 0 0 (l 0 St. Louis hit a home
slugger, eelebrntcd his return to
V , tit!*-holder a m argin of 12 pounds
Totals
3 •) <( 1! 1 7 •) neither team bad scored, Johnson
•» -1 30 ifi 1 tho game by collecting Kl hits in
Kurtz, |>
! 0 0 0 L 0
Totals
31
...
over hts opponent. When they en•> 0 0 0 1 0 one on base in the
was being pressed to the limit, i
Alvarez, ])
seven games, two of them homt n - x Batted for Shores in !)Ui.
The Athletics have woa
tered tho ring, Borlenlmcli tipped
th a t inning his , bib gave him .•
x f ’raig, p
0 0 0 0 l) 0 last I i games played.
100 (11)1 0011 0 ..>) 1 moving from seventh to s-vtb plait- ! .
i the scales a t 181, six pounds ov<-r Bradenton
A
It
It
|[
PM
A
E
four-run
lead
and
lie
immediate!
xx Butler,
1,1 ”
1 0 0 0 0 0
000 010 01)1 0 ■» 1in the starulings. Pavalit lling the |
y. .. his class limit, while the chnlleng- Fort Myers
FIRST CAM
1
1
1
I
I 3 HI eased up.
■“ 1sliekwork of Cntnlhum was Jucoh i,;,!11!1' :
He siiu-U out only l«"
St. Louis .. (101 (100
e r ’s m ark wan put a t Kill.
,
3
3
I
2
I)
more
luilters
during
the
rematnd*
r
“a
l
Totals
32
1
(5
27 10
Summary
’wo base bits, Uhun*>
■ Delaney's m argin on points was
Philadelphia
003 (KfO
1
1
; o o of the game.
in the Inst six games, coming from ! ^lirtiiir II
x Ran for Lopez in (Ith.
decisive, in tho estimation el' e n t cry, Wheeler. Stolen base s, Elliott,
B atteries: Ballon and
n
•1
(1
:
o
o
the ruck into tin- first j * *,x»
xx halted for Alvarez in Kth.
ry
ic s a t tho ringsido.
Up until the Sid Johnston. Sacrifices Elliott,!
Ehmkc and Cochrane.'
n
Foss, Oh
0
1
i i i Record ia Ditnucr
Lakeland
... 201 OKI 1)00—4
t£l- , last five rounds, hnwuver, there [James, Kelly* 1)ouble plays . 1:i- leu hitters, with u gum of 40 Wells, c
If the team at hat discovers the
0
1
1
.
i
o
points.
Hu pi •■-ehi day pitchers oi player at hat Is the wrong hitter Tampa
((()() oo» |»0— 1
W»J„ littlo to choose between them, liotl In Jobnaun to Barnes. Left on
SECOND CAK
1
1)
i o o theOFnmiio
Young of the CinnU. lid into a Johnson, <i
leagia-ii, I am inclined !•• before he is retired or reaches
Kfi1"" M .t h e big advantage of the rlml- buses, I-ort!* ,Myers, (1; Bradenton, lie for the stolen base li-aili-rsliip llcwell, i ’,1
.St. Liwis
020 002
0
1
.Summary
Stolen
base,
Dcnieke
3
t
I
(i
think Ilia) "Lefty" Crnve of tin lirst, how can the mistake he cor (2). Salvo)/., Welch (2). Double Philadelphia (MM (Hit
lf,
lehc or in the early rounds faded 10. Ha.-e on balls, off DuvetipoC, .
Fronds
,
|i
3
1
o
t
1
)
this
week,
«'i
1
1
an
1
1
by getting I In
Athletic... Pa a Im-111•r elianee than
to ;
heroro tho dogged, determined a t 2; ol f Kelly, 7. Struck out |,y | jug
Batteries; Girard, Vd
rectly corrected?
play, Brazier to Buckley to Cusack,
0
II
the mark of Ids Irani mate Vines, p
any other pilrher to sbalter Wad
# * *
tack of the champion in the i.ev- Davenport, 2; by Kelly, -1. Wild Frisch, ut 17. Hack Wil son of the
Brnzier to Buckley to Brock. Struck and Hnrgreavc; Roinradj
pitch I til veil port.
Passed halls,
dell’s mark of long standing.
enth, eighth, ninth ami touth.
If the e rro r is discovered la-fore out by Sides, 7; by Kurtz 4; by C. rane.
Totals
31)
■I
7
I, II I
Parker, 2. Hit by pitcher by Dav Chicago Cubs, added another
Twice this year Drove has slrm I, the batsm an has been retired or Alvarez, 3; by Craig, 2. Base on
Delaney opened with u seiisa
rnuftd-trip ibis week and still St. Petersburg
out
I
I
of
the
nppnsit
ion.
enport
(Kelly).1
Umpires,
Frede
film mm n2o—2
^
tloiial rally in the eleventh, send
reaches first Imse, it is a very ensy balls, off Kurtz, 4; off Craig, 1;
lends the National Leaguers with Orlando
The first time was in a gain" m utter to correct the error. Glhimu m i nix—3
J,
in* a thrill through the throng by rick nnd Bradley. Time, 2:03.
off Sides, 7. Hits off Kurtz 5 in
13 home runs.
with the New York Yankees, wtiii Ii erwise it is impossible.
|fo>'h driving u terrific smash to the pit
4 2-3; off Alvarez, (l in 3 1-3. Los
The Reds fell off a hit in team
Sum
m
ary—Two
base
Ini-,,
Mjlhe
lost
3-0,
Babe
Ruth
and
('<
■
of the champion's stomuch.
That
When such u thing happens the ing pitcher, Kurtz. Hit by pitcher
; hitting, but their veteran pitchers aZ/.o, Doyle. Stolen Inr-i-s, linker. Scoring all their runs in the la '
y'1 ’’blow turned tile tide of battle, De. team a t hut cun correct the slip
still bold thn laurels, liivrv It-adt; Sacrifices, Abrams, 2; Hewitt. half of tho eighth.
So tile II in the batting order by suhxtitut- by Km I z (Ellntn ). Left on base,
lanoy hud uppeared to be tiring
Lakeland P; Tampa, II. Umpires,
lluleague
in
cffectivem1
^
among
strikeouts
were
registered
in
on1
Double
plays,
Tinker
I,,
Abrams;
FLORIDA STATE LEADI E
Under the sledge-hamnior body
J
ing tiie proper batsman.
Rollins and Jjimmons, Time 2:10.
the
regulars.
And
Donohue
has
eight
innings
of
play.
Johnson
to
Wells,
Left
on
bases,
Won Lost
Pet.
punches of Berlenhach, but at this
! The proper batsman shall take
St. Petersburg, 7; Orlando, t! Base
Tin* second time the leal u . the count of balls and strikes that
3
.7(1(1 won tiie most games, 13.
7
; , point he stepped forth w i t h ’ re- Fort Mvers
on
bulls,
off
Frombe.
I,
Hewitt,
2.
performed,
tho
C
h
ic
a
g
o
White
S
,
-1
Lakeland
7
i'v.’ flawed vigor, to pummel the little
was on the improper batsman.
struck out by Frombe I Mils off wns the team to suffer.
In iln There shall be no other penally if
( (rlnnrlo
7
■1
.030
VVilJiaitiH WcakertsAf]
S', .holder with lightning lefts and SANFORD
Frombe It in 7 1-3; Vim- , u m 1 2-3 first throo innings Crave goi
0
,
4
%/•> rights.
the
m
istake
is
discovered
before
i n g S h u t o u t Hall
innings; off Hewitt, 7 in «. Hit by hatters on strikes. I wimde,>-i|
(5
5
Dclnncy repeatedly, in tiie last Sarasota
it in too late.
Jack
Dcdanoy,
Briiigoport,
won
7 F r a m e s ; Mil
pitcher,
by
Frombe
(l.m-key).
if
Muck’s
southpaw
was
in
fm
a
(!
1
.400 !
--------Gi-Vfive rounds, nailed Brrlcuhneh on Bradenton
the
world’s
light-heavy weight
Wild
pitches,
Frombe.
U
inning
record
performurn
•;.
.31101
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
17.
3
St.
Petersburg
7
In
A t t a c k W ith '
P L E D G E PEA C E IN HERRIN
v 'th to Jaw with Ills famous right, and
ctminpiomi'iip i>v a judge’s decis
')
During the ritrttiituler of ilie
.IK2
Notice is being served today pitcher, Frombe, losing pitcher,
H
once it apptturctl us if (he passing Tampa
ion over Paul Hcricnbnch
(15).
|oii Chinese tongs in the west Unit I Hewitt. Umpires, .Merritt ami game 1 kept d ose track of bis
AB R
MARION, III., July 17. UP) — Monte Munn, Neliruska, beat C!t»r- SanTord
} champion would crumble. But Ker
|
no
more
tong
slayings
will
he
Weaver.
Time,
1:511.
work.
On
an
even
dozen
hali.-rs
\G1
E
NATIONAL
LE
3 0
in ■ lenbach Weathered the storm of
'Opposing fuctions whose clashes don Munic, New York (I ), A r Beasley, rf
t who finally eitlu-r walked, hit . ,ue- have resulted in Herring being
p t.( i tolerated and that if any occur,!
1 0
Won Lost
punches without going down.
Frisbic,
Jib
.
ly or retired, (5rove had iu<> placed under martial law several thur Hi kuii, Italy, knocked out Dumas, cf . . .
575 , v , , -V member of the wnr-llke s o - i SONN’ER DIES IN Tit YON
o
50
37
‘ijv? ‘ The dethroned king held his ti J ( ’im-innat i
Sergeant
Jack
Adams,
SI.
Louis
strikes.
So that 12 oilier linDers times In recent years, have pledged
V,,-,,; ciely will be jailed,
I
— . 15
. 1 o
3(5
f ’rowe, as
■ tie only n little more than a \ear, ; Pittsburgh
(
2
1.
r.;i,’. | 1,“’ warnings were led off by I TRYON, N. C., July 17.—4/l»>—Q. aside from the II who fanned a' re themselves
4(5
40
M yers, 2h ___ . 4 0
•but hyt brief career was an event- I St, Louis
to .Tupieme Court
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio: Pete Dunbar, I f ....... . -1 1
j , oi, iSergt. John J. Manion, in charge , C. Soimer, J r „ coinpmiion of Miss in imminent danger.
( hiengo
45
40
:IudK^
^
rrca__DuJH‘
,
an
‘‘I
,
Marion
j
i,atZ(1
won
frum
SleV(!
^
hon
.521
Franeiaco’s Chinatown, and: Jean Braswell, Tryou society girl,
40
44
Bailey, lb ....... 3 0
u m m , of being the most active Brooklyn
to m aintain peaceful re la tin ns.
i
Chicago, technical knockout (4). Rawson, c ...... 4 1
ri|o [supreme ariiitfntur oil the coast for | on the night of July 7 when she Hhnilar Cases
43
41
Ni-w Yolk
CMinplon in pugilism,
jltm jdhinww tong arguments.
j was shot to death, <li*-d here, today
GROVE cost Mack more than
5(1
32
if
Delaney is 2(5 ycurs old.
His I’hilatlclpbin
DKYS AHE REORGANIZED
W illiam s, p ..... . 2 I
.3HG
Kome months ago two killings I of pneumonia which developod 8100,000.
Re was secured from
. 31
53
WASHINGTON, July l 7 . - ( / P > • Victory murks the passing of the Boston
occurred but the Chinese were con- while lie was lining treated for gun- the Baltimore club of the Inter Kcorganization of the Phtladelphiii
Totals ............
? itUI* K> it-H eleventh holder,
| siderate enough to <!•> tiie killing! shot wounds inflicted at the time national League.
Mack appears prohibition area was completed t o
AM ERIE AN LE AGUE
fc/ , Delaney’s share of last night’s
p,.t jon Mnniou’s night off.
(Miss Braswell was fatally injured. ready to cash in on him.
Won Lost
AB R
day with tho approval by Frank
‘ / l i g h t is eatfmutod at 870,000. Iter
Sarasota
In many ways the career of Dow, acting chief of prohibition
.(535
31
54
lenbach received aom ctthtlng more New York
M anush, r f ...... 4 0
Grove is not unlike that of Rube enforcement, of the employment of
.570 i
37
4H
SEATTLE, Wushu., July 17.— Biggs, 3b
5 0
flf»D,0D0.
During his career Philadelphia
Marquard.
Ruck Home IS years fifty new prohibition agents.
.535 |
40
40
(/!’) -Fires which destroyed thou T u rn er, 2 b ....... -1 1
,
„lo rin g Berienbach has collect- ( [hicugo
he cost John McGrow of the New
.53 l
41
47
l 'levt land
sands of acres of Pacific N o rth Hogan, i f ........... 3 1 /
• quarter-million dollars.
York Giants the sum of $11,000.
42
.5 HI
30
west forests in the last week and
^ *•Official figures on luat night’s Washington
or. l b . ...
In those days paying $11.1)00 for pennant-if Grove lived up to Dunn’s tuken 12 lives today continued to Hornick, ss ____ 5
43
44
.41(4
ltd attendance were 37,032 tiek- Detroit
a
minor
league
star,
occasioned
prophecy.
50
.. 35
.412
sweep virgin stands of timber in L. Miller, c ....... 3
♦ »oJd a t pnccs ranging from 83 St. Louis
more gossip than the amount
31
53
.3G(1
Grove was a disappointment last eastern Washington, Montana, and Brown, p ............4 1
Boslun ... —.....
(r;|2B for a total of $41(l,78!».
Mack handed over for Grove.
year a fte r all the press-agenting Idaho, most plates in western
•' (Continued on P age Eight).
Morquard simply coundn't win th at had preceded him.
He won Washington and British Columbia
Totals ............ 31 ,C
for the Qlants mid was commonly only 10 games ami lost two mure. being reported under control.
8 E T I R N H TO ACTIVE DUTY
xBailey
out, hit by *'
referred to as the "811,000 lemon." However, he led Hie league in
BYSPECIAL,ABOAMKMEIfT.WlfM,GOLf€R9iMAGAZINEj.CHtCAfQQl His
i lie United States Arm y has
fira
t
Year
was
fa
r
worse
than
strikeouts,
showing
he
hud
the
been called upon to combat blazes
YORK, July 17.~ (/P)—Col.
the record made by Grove.
stuff.
Incidentally, he gave the m the Kunisku National Forest, Sanford - ................ M83
JOCK HUTCH IS O N - - H I T ’EM FAR
lore Roosevelt returned to
FORT LAUDERDALE, F l o .
S arasota
..............'
M arquard finally found himseir most bases on balls, proving he in eustern Washington.
t
r* military duty today.
He July 17.—(/P)— Nineteen men were
It waa
If a pieyer wants to reduce hlfl
I f you will tipticu a golfer who and became one of the greatest Inckcd control.
; w afgned for u 15-day traln- reported to huvo been arrested in
reported from Spokane, prediction
Sum m ary—Two b«*j
dues not lift his left heel from the
This year Grove is working much was made by officials ut Missoula,
M flod to the 2Gth Infantry at thin city and Broward county last handicap from 15 or 20 to befow- ground you will see a pom- driver, southpaVf* In the history of the
son.
Bailey. Thre«
game.
One of hla biggest feats elower, has cut down this speed of
|b u rg h Barracks, the same night in u series of aecret liquor 10, u longer drive is mora likely
Mont., that one-fourth of the Ka- Miller, Sacrifice)
^ alght, perhaps, but no distance. was w inning 10 s tra ig h t games in
t pf the F irs t Division, A. raid* said to have been conducted to Accomplish the trick than a n y
, « i ? | » V f » r c s tl which covers 068,000 Struck,,out b
A nother th in g important in hitlling a record made in SL"!.®11?":.
Stop a t the halfway m ark and is [acres, would' be raxed if rain did play, M yers, Crowe i
filch he was with in France, by federal prohibition officers from thing else. How can one obtain a ing « long ball is perfect timing. 1312, equa m
1888 by 111 Keefe and never bot- P[ o u nK ,,verh,,n,i entirely*.In- not come
“ “ on- base, Sanford,
the w est coast and Miami, federal longer drive, the duffer aska? Ic j u t ia excellent to pivot but fatal
tered.
ability to control his sidearin dcThe IVml Oreille forest, in Id a Base on balls, off
^NDSLIDE KILLS MANY
narcotic ugonts and secret service is easy enough to do und quite
vv _
----------when the. body tries to beat the
livery made most of his trouble last ho, was ablaze, the fiambs th rea ti , July 17.— (/P)—Rc- men.
iams, 4. S t r u c k / '
cinch compared with learning t h e l club-head. The result is a push- Key 'to P ennant.
year.
t Belgrade say that beThe raids were conducted without a r t of sinking long puts.
oning many ranch-hoqscs in Its Williams. 2, Ur
B ad l gd flhot somewhere off to the rigid
P
R
IO
R
to
the
s
t
a
r
t
of
the
1025
'•Let
Grove
win
20
gam
es
this
approach.
nd ■ 100 persons were the knowledge of th e police depart - pivoting Is usually the result o J lB h il no p artic u la r good.
Katie. Time; 2:05.;^
race, Mortager Jack Dunn, who Jr®*r. 1uml we will make plenty of
> land-xJide buried a merit or s h e r if f s forcee boro. Hov short driving, A player gets in
r*v.'
; L o t the. dub-hend get tiie hall
trouble.
if
)lP
rn
j)1(
jj
5
we
Grove a t Baltimore, said
• in n e a r Scnrajcro,
el-automobiles end tru ck s said to the habit of swinging his arm*
nearwiiu.r__Contract lot, for
•/Win 20 games fo r MacV j u s t about win (><»
'»
•v« contained Wqner, were seised, the WtlJ I w te a d of the body,'
'■
of bridge
across bet
“ ranch tT ^ a t Oysrbrook r o a d . . - j
ul,;-
r.
r>
COLTS CAPTURE[DTTT V
ANOTHER FRO M D A J ^ 1
ST. PETERSBURG
r. i :t
T
0 o 0 0 o
ii
ms
ii
ii
ii
O 11 0
GULLS SCO!
RUNS IN
TOBEATS)
Club Standings
Tongs Warned About
S Any Future Slayings
FIGHT RESULTS
Forest Fires Continue
To SweepTimberLand
Of 3 Western States
19 Reported Caught
In Federal Dry Raids
�m
Hr3
if Gives
,tics On
.
v*-
Columbia County N ational
One Of Oldest Companies In Tile State
i &v |
_. ||||y is ..w e r e based on preclhcta, and city
I,,,.-] hounrfnricn do not alw ays coincide
EE, V?;’.
f 1 Tl crown | with precinct boundaries. The difportton y
jn , ftruMC.o, however, he Bays, is sm all.
>r
lonil *jn tho ciiho of M tn m l,’nevertheless,
•/itn n ’hr lifv- there a re Homo o th e r uriccrtointies,
liUbMic • )v ;in | u |,ic|i mako it imponalblc-i« get the
I l°fI,.u’li
;i1111 [ jiilnlt percentages fo r 1025, the «tawreent ;; ^
r
| tisticlun says. Tho table follow*:
ijacstion I
_
P e r C ent P er Cent
tit»Us
A dults Illite ra te
answcrnl without
1025
1020
11)20
, j i > l «'f
i,T n thousand pn - Culm Bene 11... 75.5
n .(ate ccnsii« re Pnsn-a-Grlllo 74,9
St. Cloud ...... 75.(j
n* Harper * statin'
stmts- Lynn
j,ynn Haven .. 75.0
75.U
l#/ P»b’1 Bench I''1' | Vuipuraiso...... 72.0
r«f the ft ate with
C. Scheffield, president
F irs t National 'B ank.
The troops were then knbwn as
the i^ k e C ity Homo G uard and
rendered active service a t th e b a t
tle of Olustee. n ear Lake City.
L ater tho u n it was designated a t
the Columbia C ounty R ivals, and
w es disbanded in 1908.
A t the beginning or th e W orld
war. the company was reorganised
by the federal -authorities ea rly In
1917, and was' disbanded a t th e
end of the European conflict. It
was reorganized ns a u n it of the
01.4
77.0
0.08
0.17
00.0
0.88
0 527
00.5
0.15
0.55
oil'.: i
0.55
05.0
05.0
oo
01.8
0.45
0 1.0
i.o
04 5
0.27
04.5
04,8
Ufc.I .ainierdale 04.7
I'or.tl Guides 04.4
<'res* III City 02 r»
I the
linJ
02.5
I O"* IS
I v-f
\Yiot’ r I'ui k 02.4
Ijr.ii '
(7.0' inning, J>e, H a rp er says:
t Vhiud and Lyan Haven are
lint It aid soldiers’ colonies, and
leav not rank so liij.rh n adults a*,
ihe next census, but the high rating
of I’aim Beat’ll and some of the
i.th’vs is probably more or less
i vimaiient. Very few cities miy! i re in the United States have
•■vi i 75 per cent of adults. A mom;
Jie liitrhest are Lowvillo, N. Y.,
\ i1 i .4,5 per ecrit in 11)20; I’as.i’ i. t 'al.. v. ith 74 per c e n t ; Br«n\I the •'*’*
till', \'. Y., 72.5 per cent; San
per
lh' 1
i .iiieis.il, 72.2 per re n t; I,os AnI an
U’
les, 72.1 per cent; San Diet'd, 72
five:'
per cent; Venice, Cal., 70.4 per
ml00.7
I. It eent. and Washington, 1>.
itke 5:11'
lets. t. ’ 0 ■" **;• i .( rc ( ul. Boston, New York. I'liilHit in’ It . ' li -i 0 ;o!e)p]iia and Chicago have between
til and 05 per cent.
BWenjl >'• '■
"(in the other hand, very
Ithinre’’!': .111 j:i’. .■-»
ies in I’Toridn o r elsewhere
[ itlitil:t>v ai inoct
Han ir.vr to vi li'.’ less tliau f>() per cent of adults,
tfities in L1: '. I' it;- Hi outfit some ru ral communities ran
were nci tiivori, ns low us 40 per eent. Some of tli”
ionuf ail,'ll umimg ratios for Florida cities may he
jl)T ,1 ll'tte lower even hitfher now than they were
k'the white- in the last year,, on account of the tfrent
liu, and t’ne per- influx of adults since the census,
tty ah'a; grout- | but they cannot increusc indefinite
ly, and they probably will not
1Or. Harp’" .
1 19S ligates v.-cr change much in tin* next few y earn
this, the it;.ti <i.•t•..i It will lie very interesting to see
[settee.
'ii, .ns I how they come ( lit in 1041).’’
is
ATLA N TA . J u l y
W
S m ith .a a d g I* # Ii« « lne.,.<
oldest d ep a rtm en t i I o m , _
ta has bean d a c k re d y fa n ii
ter tha filin g o f a n Tnv<
petition in. b a n k ru p tc y
J. R. Sm ith, p resid en t of th a AU
lanta real e sta te board who com
m itted suicide to day wair id en ti
PcnsBcoin—Bananas to be im fied with th e establishm ent • num
H ie p etition
ported and hnndlcd through p o rt of ber of years ago.
Pensacola.
of creditors listed debts to ta lin g
11,012.78.
Avon P ark —2 miles of 8-inch
w utor m ains being laid in several
Melbourne— New city p ark to be
city stre e ts, a t cost of 921,000.
established hero.
MIAM I CONTRACT AW ARDED
W ASHINGTON, Ju ly 16.—(/P )_
The
W ar D eparm ent t o d a y
aw arded tho Arundel C orporation
of Baltim ore a 92,500,000 co n tra ct
to dredge tho mnin channel and con
stru ctio n jetties in Miami, FU.
harbor.
r ■<
M
g ra g O L B C L 0 8 E D _
Diepqtcpaa. f r o m Vtthbf ^
re presents!three o f tl)»ii
emmonfe dooarf Mk CaMtoltai
thew s a h a e S T w i t h I
the constitaH.oa. by..,
g io tu . „ . : . L. ' V j,
■ v v-THM
.
1 .......... ..Ml " U»i
O rlando— Boa.
Company to eatablMii plaatt <
■lim .-.r te amefe
^ephyrhillo.. . fi9.fi
*1925, with a lH!r’ Miami Bench 00.5
Bradenton
08.4
, gCl'I'tul. with St. P etersb u r fi8.fi
gt. Cl.md third, N. P. Richey . 07.0
Hneeri. Vidpu Lake Worth .. 07.1)
Miami Beach Mount Dora.. 00.7
pe((.,-.Iiiiit were St Augustin.. 00.5
f the Im diTS.
Hialeah .......... 65.0.
f mini' has an Miami .... ............. .
nn i'iluenli"iml W. P. Reach . 05.fi
jslii i.iii paiuta Qldsmar ........ fifi.l
jil; of the
L/^KE CITY, Fla.f J q |y 17,
Amonp the troops a t' Camp
Johnston, where the annual en
cam pm ent of the Florida N a tio n
al Guard is in progress, is Cmq P®ny “ • ,of Columbia county, one
of the oldest units of the sta te .
Company H which is under commnnd of Captain E. A. W right,
h ir s t Lieutenant W. H. G regory
and Second Lieutenant R. B.
Hnrkne*sp Jr.» was organized a t
tho beginning of the war between
tho states, under command of C tplain J. M. S h e ffie ld , father of J.
iftotid* National G uprd in 1920,
bijlng designated a s ' wie F if^i
Separate Company, u n d e r Captain
Talmnge Young.
W hen the United S ta te s desig
nated and organised th a N ational
G uard as the first lino o f N ational
defense, the local u n it became
known as Cmnprny H. 1244th In
fa n try Machine Gun Com pany of
■Seqond Battalion, under C aptain
C. V. McClurg. C aptain M cClurg
w as in active service w ith tho
A m erican E xpeditionary Forces in
F rance, as a company com m and
e r in the famous " l » s t B attalio n .”
U nder his command, tho Lake Cit>
troops won u loving cup, presented
by M ajor Y. 0 . Brown to the best!
iteLami .......... 65.1
in
many Sarasota ........
tlv r.- are two i Seabreeze ...
Orlando ..
..
Tavares
... .
I’a y te r a
..
Jai.t: •i.’ilteaeh
Sanford B anfyand Trust Company
Takes pleasure in announcing the election of
Mr . E. A . D o u g l a s s
as a member of its Board of Directors and as the
Chairman of such Board
The policies of this institution are now guided
by the following Directors:
She’ll Smile Her Way In
. ■■*>
e
E. A. DOUGLASS, Chairman of the Board
Dr. S. Puleston, R. B. Wight, C. F. Williams, R. J.
Holly, Edward Higgins, Roy F. Symes,
W. H. Tunnicliffe, all of
Sanford, Florida
t ®
m
|/ ,’£
v
•#u
mm m
m m tw M m
SW’
:
No connection with any other bank or banking system
> of St. Louis, who rail for Congress »>a
‘*”1 was beaten, is runniiitf for the same
■ei. and she says she’s tfoinj; to simile
■’ f antes aloiitf, ahe iina udopled a “ litfht
*r
i'-"
I: E ‘S j:f e V
' f '; ,
^°<>rs .)usl Starting: Now
to *
ifc:
r
y '.'k i
'.vV
I
'■A
,>r>
w
Sanford B ank and Trust Company
.
jVVy
*f
7.
v
• *
}> */ J .
V $' j
W. H. (TUNNICLIFFE, ■President DR. S. PULESTON, y.ice-President
L. M.MARSHALL, Cashier, H. M. Giles, Assistant Cashier..
m*
m
■■
‘
!*d-fur
f*tnir rn'‘!<t I'uiols—b u t i t ’s only' beginning^ ^o r '
\ V "a.r U h A»«elc». W hile tb « d d o lf ^ fia h te w .o f
mn and a lL
• l" . ’ - \
^ • •o S ih i^ v
• i' *’ •< •*, 1-. t•
xsrst!*?
J-
•
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KEpH'l
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i.’ll/Xi? V-ff.')!' ♦
�n:
^
.-si,V'. «
WV*
k t *,
Rojfnd Seven
Berlenbach reeled ent-Teachcrs
Associations, *»and
MAN. BO, IS H’AWGED
Berlenbach blocked Delaney’s under the power of Dclaney’ii trip
contains
much
th
a
t
is
valuable
and
COLUMBIA.
Miss., July Kb—
left with his glove nnd bq^petd hin
b l :■
left off Die challenger's chin. The hammer right to the jaw , b u t In interesting In organixation and (/P)—J e ff Wallace, 80 ycbr old
champion sent the chuUcr nr back desperation he drove left t o tho carrying on the work or those o r white man wns hanged In the
PARIS, July 17.— (JP)—The kisn
ward with a stubbing leTt" to the rihs nntl the head. A le ft t o the ganizations.
Marion county jail hero today for
accompanies a medal, in
chin but lie did not follow up. Her- head staggered the champion.
Dr. Norman extended an Invita the murder of Ills wife. The trap
lenb.ich
stair*?
red
Delaney
with
tion
to
school
authorities,
teachers
was tem porarily omitted
(Continued from page six)
his left to the chin again, but he Then Delaney turned him arexund and flthurs interested in the work was sprung at 12 o’clock and he
when Mr. ( l e o - r g e a
Bound* One
wns pronounced dead ten minutes
toj>k ; vicious r i r h t to the body. with n crushing right. Tho c r a w l to attend the course.
Booms a d
m inister ' of the navy,
The champion came out of his Dolancv ripo^il over his right up yelled frantically tn the challengt’i' jacent to the enmpus will bo made later.
sted M rs,.Harry Payne Whit- corner with n rush. Delaney rienred percut and the champion clinched, j |)tl( the hell clipprd hostilities.
available, and accommodations a r
Pensacola— Leaf tobacco being
and .{Hbhed weakly. Paul Another left to the head brought J
• t St. Nazairo on the day th at around
ranged for thoso wjio attend.
shippetl from here to F.vorpool.
Hound Fourteen
landed the first blow. :« ritrlit to blood from D elanej’s nose but lie |
.m onum ent commomoratinfc the the body. Delnnev brushed two
The challenger came up with
appeared unhurt. The bell rang
kt arrival of American troops in jabs past Ilerlenbach's iiom*. The iujst is Delaney drove a rignt to renewed strength. Ho pumped his
left to lleilenbach s body nnd then
Ce during the world w ar was clialenger Jibbed to the face with the head.
his left and cross,..i with his stiff
shot over a right to Dio chin and
Hound Eight
jrated
"
the champion grasped for the
riirht but Hcrlenhuch side-stepped
Both blocked right (eado. Then body. Berlenbach appeared to be
?Why so," the minister was , the blow d a r n in g off his chin. Borafterw ards by Ambassador lenjmch stabbed a t Delaney’s ribs Delnnev got by Ptiul’s guard to tiring and another left to tho body
slip a damaging right to the titu
rick who has become eufficicnt- with his right but the challenger lar chin. With one arm locked I forced him to clinch. Berlenbach
*acclimated in Frnnce . to give stopped him with a right to the Berlenbach peppered uwuy at De reeled under the power of Delan
body.
Pnul bounced one of bis
ey’s trip hammer rig h t to the jaw,
receive the accolade without lefts off Delnney’s shoulder. Ber- lanev’s rihs with his left. T h i 1 but in d e a e r a ti o n ho tlrovo left ’
I
ON
chintr.
| lenbach sent Delnnev h ck on his champion caught Delnnev in a cor to tile ribs and head. A left to
ner and drove both hands to thi ,
‘“ Well, you see,” exclaimed M. | heels with a loft to the head. T h e 1 head and body. The challenger up ' Mm head staggered the champion.
bell
prevented
a
follow.
aes, who has been premier
Lake Monroe and the St. John’s River
pouted to be weakening under the Then Delaney turned him around
Hound Two
,! held ministerial office a numstrain of llerlenbach’s extra pound with a crushing right. The crowd
f of times, "I didn’t feeJ worthy
They waltzed around looking for age u* Bcrlenbnch’s left brought yelled frantically to the challen
A LONG COOL BOAT RIDE
i‘I ' myself hold no rank in the an opening. Delaney stung Ber* fresh blood from Delnnev‘s nose, ger but the bell clipped h o stilities
Hound F p u rlw n
Ion of honor at all.
And he lenbach with a slow left to the and mouth. Berlenbach took
a 1
head, then tied the champion in a right to the chi ncoming m The. i Delaney boxed cleverly, took
ps, the band was so near!"
for only 50 cents.
I t ’s Gone," said the ambassa- clinch. The challenger ripped his stepped out of a clinch as the hell I’aid's left lead on his glove, then
, nnd ua Mrs. Whitney hap- left to Berlenhach'.s body and Paul rang.
drove a lightning right to tin*
to be still close by, the covered up. Delaliev drove his left
jaw.
\ I ft uppercut alino-l
Im
Hound Nine
Fillister gallantly cmicluded the to the rihs and then followed with
floored
the i hampion and he g r a b
Dcbitirv
missed
a
-weeping
L*mony of Investure in accord- a second body blow, and the refe rigid
uppercut, then clinched. bed the i ones to save himself from
knee with traditional observances. ree warned him fro hitting low. The;, both pumped away at
going down
It wns a thrilling
Herlenbacli walked into a left to
ETC,
--------Hcrlenhuch
■I
rally
and
tin*
spectators cheered 5
bod\
Delaney slipped in siili
J r Playing From-lt exchange hns |
bead atul then took another •
the ftoii
\t close «|unrters De iS
feWkcn u stronger hold than sight tbe seme spat. Delanev. ..sing his i V '''''" " ? I........ .
V ' ' " " " ,Ml lani t - lipped 'i / e r a right and I ho I *
ing these days on many Ameri- right hand for the first tune. i,l- <l''l 1;1
i
•
. l-lood lit in d down Bcrleulmch's l !
" Paul1 cV
jtI, a driving
most rl......
floored
with
driving'!| ,lu ‘
1
tourists.
The historical inon i •*•---1
. : fa, .• lien, In- cut left eye. The t ■
915
ns vt i i l* a- * ver. as ilie ripped. his
Bents near Paris even Versailles punch to tin* head staggeunir tlie left to
I hampion *a- short with his left f f
Delaney's
unprotected
hotly.
Fontainebleau are being neg- champion. Jiicv wen* .spai riug tti 1he y
a
*
'Illicit,*,| ami wrestled mule ae,l Delaney planted a well timed l‘iv
‘ in favor of the offices of the Itell.
rigid Upper, ut on Die jaw. De- l
f
i**,|uentIv
as
Delaney
appeared
to
liaiiad Three
Serlcan banks, where some tourhi*
Delaney drove a glanc lam e sent over a n o th er under j
%Spend hours watching the flucThey both came up cautiously. ing
.. tiring.
handed right to the hotly as th e'
eliin but hell
Ition of the frpnc in order to Delaney planted a left to the jaw , l„ right
sounded.
........ in
, , Herlenlmeh's
. ,
with
his
t«. th..
‘
eountereil
Ko a favorable moment to nnd Berlenbach drove to
the body ramou.-.
Hound Fifteen
|a
li ft to head, whith hurt
a profit from its upto and with a right. The challenger tu r n
They shook hands. Thu crowd t*
the
challenger.
They
were
clinch
rns.
ed Herlenbacli half around with a ed at tile licit.
, heered the , hallenger as he J
iP a r i s hns become somewhat of stinging right to the face. He.-,
■hipped (•' the face with his left ■
Hound
Ten
Monte ( ’arlo for some American lenbach walked intv n right to tb.It,11leiibiiel, slung Delaney with a 5
Itlood
*
.\
a
streaming
,,ut
,,f
|i(._
body
and
then
ripped
away
at
lie
jaltors nnd playing exchange has
'it’ht to I In bead and dropped his ■
a . lie came up f,,r If It to thi- hoily. Delnnev missed *
Come almost as exciting as plny- Ialley's ribs with Ins left bunds. lllliev - I."
thto black and red on the gam- Hcrlenhuch stung Dttlnncv with u ■I in* i ound and the , iiampion "■dti .me re. hi lead hut a second ■
Sanford. Floridn
left to the face ami blood showed . rustled linn all over the ting with I'uided on I’ll ill’s open jaw. |>„,, I ■
Jpg tables.
'lintli
gloveI'arr.vmg
damage
to
^C.EVen women arc watching ex- on the challenger's mouth. A vi■. in a wi ll left to the head and ■ BE
Her! nli.ti h then 'l i m b 'd .’>iinfher right tip .
sonie of them cheerfully eious right uppercut caught Her- the head and body
indoning sight-seeing trips in lenbach open and Ins head went tool. Debit" v's right to In- glove, i I"’>
r" " • *1 Haul to clinch
\
|,.|t to the
l>* hopes of making enough prof- biitk with a ierk. They were wall/, lint conId not
ing when the hell rang
to buy u new hut or gown.
Hound Four
1
,"lll" S '
»'«■
« . " - l III" "'l"li"ltl"r.
H
,i
’’ The president of France obDelaney stuggered Iterleiiluuli . L
, "v.
«'"» a s i ti r ing .allt
A powerful right'. ‘
WIO SPKCIALIZK
Irves all the regulations to which with a stinging left to tip. head | 'lesjterate leap Delan. y steppe,i in travelling onl, a few iiirlies caught I
lotorists are subjected, although The challenger licit llerlenluich ! u," :*
with hi left, iir.oe his Iter!,nlmeh imler the chin and it,
III
{copper plute on liis car marking about the head and libs a t clos** i r>K 1,1
'bin, but the ,*•'fort i aliiio-* floor, d him. They
'Vl'fU
Jfnen*hlp is iiiM-ribed.
range; Berlenhueh drove Delunev
" " " K ‘"'<1 lie took a t e a t punching hard at the hell.
'.Gaston Dmimergue, Klysec pal t(> tin; ropes but the eliuljciiger h|o\V tn |)||> h<n|\ , hiu Idli^i up.
Suddenly losing away They wer,. lighting haul at the
S. «ti coloring a town in France c limbed.
s amount of gasoline must he his caution' Delaney punched open bell;
HimiiiiI Eleven
Jlurcd and noted on a titekot ly at Berlonbach’s head and hotly
( rystal I>akc Dining’ Parlor
kteh is collected when the auto- in a furious exchange of blows anti
I be challenger looked haggard
iblle re-enters the town and if the champion drove him to a fr a n tts he came up. They : | v.ip|»xf
GIVE US A THI \ | .
'Supply hns been bought meun- tic clinch. A lightning light up Weak lefts to the body. Delaney
l a k e a ia h y
percut caught Paul flush op tin* tapped Iterlfnhat'li gently with his
hlle, a city tax is collected.
>When the pruAitlent'* iiutomo- chin. Another right, to the body, light but tool, the full' s|,.„m ,,f
' l,{S* N. B. J Eld DIE
CNIVEHSITV ()|* FLORIDA, M.
He renchea the city limits it stops landed on the champion with a re Herlenbaeb's left to bis ribs Her
1k \
St like ull other cam do.
A sounding smack. They exchanged leahat h bounced a right to Delap. Minin, Hvjll,., July 17. «/T,
The : v
footman getu down and makes the lefts end rights to, the bead just ''V's nose but took a stiff riglii t„ ,11'diversity of Florida is now* of | __ _ _____
■
PBual declaration ami receives the before tbe bell VMig
I’WM^ I eachur-wX asoeia |
’ ...T
1 ;
- - -- ----the ja« RK tel urn ” 1In* i haitipion I fermg
Hound Five
cotirae. this feature „f the mmm„
______
•
— » *• * —.
was taking all bis , ball. .,«.*,■ , ,.,dd I *
H \\ Visual ticket.
Most of the car's forty horse
., | m
Delaney beat the champion to a -hoot without hacking tip. It,.,- umnierV eui rieiilm,, having iM
iteji
iter is wasted ns the president's right on the hotly
| M attem pting leubnch l.tppel Dolan y' Idee,In,,*
July 12.
font in iic until i ■
■JinouMiie is always preceded by a to , luirb Herlenbacli slit..... . drop, i n**
again, bin alnm-t , rumple,I July
I The cotirst
jttle six horse power in which a ping to one knee, hut lie was up : "P llli'Ji r [Iclniipy' 4
III IIII 1I Wit > inn.U..,t..*»,K „ „ , ,,,,-d by- Dean Ml
)Hce sergeant rides, whose tnsk im m ediately where Delaney met , right I,, the hotly, ju., us
,|. \\
"I'man. ' 5
the
l,v||
!*|<|,j,
■
Is to sec that the official car him with n right uppercut. Ilei 1rang
year It was ol fcied by Mrs. j «
L fe ts a free road
lenbat h ripped liitt lefFto DeVaiiev’s iI
......... . loclxc
i .. ...
! Fit,rent-, \ . \\ at kins. <•venilivc i ■
Hound
■
body, but the clll-Meager came
| seel etai y ,,| the Nall,.mil Con I ■
■ ■
Tw„ M| Delaney 's i igiit
■ ■
gg Twenty French war veterans iMrhl hack with n right ui>r>«-r«tir wild before
went gross ,.f Harcnts and Tcacl„*rs.
j................
be
drove
bis
weaken
■
.■
pose to reach (hr north pole by norlcnbnrh Inmlrrl tlin*«* lefts r*.
Mrs. Watkins comes t,, Florida
to Haul's I Inn. A -tn,,r. front the I'niversity of
o old fuahioned metthods of the bind and luok a right to tbe j " l,:
■eorglu,
ts and ilog sleds, according to body. Delnnev missed a right i„ ! tig right itppereiii Intrl Hcrleii- where she is also ' off,*,
ering the
t.a.
li
and
the
crowd
yelled
to
the
course.
ioutenant Darcis, who is making the bead am{ Herlengticb punished
" m
for the expedition.
(,jeu- turn unmercifully about the body • hallenger to follow up |„,» |„
Mrs.
Wat
kina
will
coudie
t
three
i t tt t t Commander Byrd’s flight' JpHt before the bell rang Delaney was coiitent to let Bet lenbach of the courses this summer. After
t a n aeroplane und ltoald Amund- staggered the champion with ,,n • 'otiie l.m k l„r more. A not her right completing the one here, he will 1
i to (Ip. bead, followed by a glnnc3fl • ifi a (JirijciMc do not inti*r- of hi.s famous rights.
to New Volk City, where
•ere she!
m
I ing left stlimit'd the i biiinpion and go
Hound Six
will o lfei ,| course al
It* these French explorers who lie
diimliiti
Herleubacb
held
T
wo
right:,
t„
lovo Admiral P eary ’s way the
University.
Delaney opened up with a \ihe head brought a faint t in k le of
jifily one to reach the pole.
I he course is tlesigucrl for those
"II but floored Mood from lierlrnhuh's l,.(l ,.Ve
» ■
Lieutenant Darcis suys the par- Hcrlenbtteh. 1’he clinnipi.in clinch
interest, ,1 in the work of the |»a r .
5
■
i" " 1 ‘‘ H uppercut
“ will leave front Spitsbergen ed and setired to the body I w i c » . lW' r 1
a fte r reaching the polo and T " » J n VinK uppt*iciitH bounced' both found their mark to the
mnlning for some time to make " If HerlcnbutlTs chin. Another up cham pions chin ,,,,,1 11„. t.roW(i
‘‘ cut Wild, but the bdl balled De►brcrvntions, will continue to Point
rrow, Alaska, ns the terminus
............ —
Delaney's r„||„w. The diampitut
Homui Thirteen
M
i_
Hie ttrip. The lender cstiI"
j nates that it will take from eight- staggered llela.iey with a left l„ ! 1
eballcngcr cam, up with
lit
lunoaths to two years tot g,, the head Ian Delaney slowed Her«*'l «tlength. Me piiuu.ed Ins
jm Spitsbergen tot Point Bar- head*'hT h 11’ t" *hVrt r,,rht
Ki**ll,' r< t" Berlenba, li'., |„„h and then
w.
,.n "; ‘’hampion was pundi- s»i"l over a right in the , bin and
• Women m e barred from th e ex-i ! K
,mm1v Wl,h hls dam aging Ha* clturnpi.m grasped for Hu* body
~
Wring party, .ilthoiigli Lieutenant I left. lltvy were wall/.ing a t the HcrUu.I.m h ao,.e,,r«| to l " tiring
bell.
Tcls says be has hud several ajijand another left t„ t|,0 |,ody forced
Icatioim from women for mom•fshlp.
- M U*US W i : s | ’ O F L O N O W O O I )
• Victotr Mnrguertite has miitle a
^ cJHy out „f |,is novel "La (Jnra
LUWnc" ( The lltu'hi'lor Maid) which
to bo produced at an early dute
W hcru tfvMyiim. goes i fiat a p p m ijt lf s a real sun itd ry
’ • t tine of the leading theaters of
• I* 0,11 lM,u| Hcruhhp.i and tvatur chtuigt-tl daily.
wns.
1 bis novel, when it apred some four years ago, wns
nsidered so aeandnlmisly indecent
JUST WKS’I
fat the legion of honor euncelled
*■' au th o r’s membership and withSUITS — STFEI, IJH’KKRS — REFRESIIMEN'I’S
- w bis rig h t to wear tho little
ribbon in bis button hole. The
A Pool For the Kiddies, Too.
ok was a best seller for months
id was then no entirely forgotten
ih«l the announcement of the play
"0M hardly caused a ripple.
,'Tho gcrat success of "La PrlUnlore" (tth e cuntlve woman),
Ich deals with the questiun of
Oman's fiucinntitun for a woman
S o u t h IJt’Uch S I.
us. swim in
id is to be given in New York
a t seusou, has encouraged tho
DAYTONA HEAL’H
uction of a play based on Murite's novel, as such a play
uld have been considered too
[
at the
3|5
our . p o o |
s u i ’ring at the lime the hook wns
r
bushed,
U n d e r IV r u n n u l
LETT
Passenger Yacht Welaka |l[
r,
'rlr'
f Lake Monroe Transportation !jf
Company
ii“
Dancing At Anytime
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i
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1917.' » * •
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rounded by b ea u -.
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*
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"
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I d " d i , h i t , b n today for thu
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MaeDormld "yCHICAGO,
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cliainpion, today was lia ‘ ti e," ; ti
I, ad over tilt: defend- • ••ifscd by the Illinois Atiilutic Coin
J,,l? • 11:i tisj»j«♦ii # I Min* Sarazen.
mission as a boxing promoter.
..
. .-tfiL titilvkiJ'
M haVl
With every ihodern convenience
Im m ediate posession-L'*
3
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$11,500 only $2,OOfrCash,
still die
B alance M on th ly" 5
3
a
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car to offer
all these
3
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5-Room Bungalow
on
Second St. near A vacado A ve. .
m
II
$6,000; $1,500 Cash, ’ •
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B alance $50.00 per m onth.
Furnished Home
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on
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R ose Court
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5 Room s and B ath
r B ea u tlfu lla w n ; trees and -shrubbry
$9,500.00. Cash paym ent sm all,
B alance $75.00 per month
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I’u i*hi., ,M' !'1 “ ’,,tl,ri«« «go were unacted «l I’uking
1 to \|js ’j. "I>ln
rile Chinese "Imy emperor," I’u' Yi,
1 nt •,fhi'j„, ‘
riHang-yuan, duuffliter of :i former t ’hin[tbstia,,, . ........
V.i,| „ at H'‘ Kir<* shows hi itlt* and groom in their
Kit* wedding.
*’ 1" r u lu liv c interests in the iiio ,•
eeiitei'ed la rg e ly in (ien eral
M otitis, wJiili loticlicd n new high
PVJuiv 17
1/1 *7 K x - record for a ll tiiqes at 1 (17 % on
fjostnit-nt
l" ••dative 1 1m prospect " f u substantial d iv lr
"►'rarity
"m*-nt „f •b.ckcd the j uoiid d jsti ibution in the near fu-
and
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(oundal.o., of the tomobiles Mid o ther, in,,*, b.'ioo al
| ki* alr> .,'l iN'gu/i, deviser..
Maga/.lrie:! and new pai „f tli,1 loain l.od v t"'1’. their* pa*;«*s covered with warl i few \v< *k . The id paper to prevent the ink from
j be lit) feet 111j; |), It) fading, will lie placed in tin* vault ..
lit its |,;,se and *;ix as will a copy of 'Tom iinm Sep
|lt tli'1 l* |,. It enll- t book by .’llr. Harvey.
I re,mil,' Itl.Otlil sack <
There will be nothing to pci pet| JO,Ull rllltic f, el of uatc the nam es of any people aside I
rtilin* feet of ftom the records in the honks and I
#tal r„st is estimated mngti/.ijies. No names will !.,*
1
ifraveil on tin* walls.
I
a Mini,',I hill Inn
A fter the vaults art* filled lh, v
It, bed r,« k little
will l,e hermetic!'IIv .*.eale:l and rl,<*
f#ur,kion, and ap- an* will be exhausted le, means ..|
| lilt) holts 11.i \ ,• been the pipes. I lien Ihe in,.nth ,.l in,
i ifh, die ioi k, in "baft leading l.. tbe crvpt will ee
N
udl be slinu v'''ib*d and the sivrami.l wiil i.e
■Jfa ,i I , r>> i,'m.
b'tt. to wait l,,r (I,,, pr^tog eve*, I
of (I,,
i amid of some c.iiotl ; s, p nrj,
sciret ’
a to,.,,, *,i feci of cent til i* . in the faliile.
HUt'ii I,*, ;t i,|i,| coll - (t'opyi iglit.Hb.’d.NEA Sei vict'.lm i
Orangi
i Be Leon Springs Hotel [ -
of
m
i*
i f ' a T* *
auvttnceu
nn ah
l°
Ul®
Chiefly
cloth«Cet m?"’ e form er °n print
cloths.
The business done waz
V ° n ‘ol!acco cl(»th". shade
titaths, print cloths ond sheetings.
Tiro fabrics markets have b0come steadier following a reduction
itimn?n/tnce8r un,tl ^ consequent
stimulation of sales 7rom stocks.
Cotton duck wu» continued very
uvvncis
V 1,1 w' ru now properly slow hut some more interest is
The puhli, library now has 2.000 shown in mechanical rubber foun
Finished goods
foe 'rT UM.'* i",- '!,nn '* under wav dation cloths.
for the ediiblishment of u
have not vet begun tto soil freely
as-Mnfinlshod lines. Tickings have
hoH"V. f!"' ,,t*' woman’s club.
Heligious dertondnatipns have been suit! quitet freely
by some
*Jtv
»m<' r*'<'* *rowtlB in the mtlfi. Denims have been sold by
<lt> ill he mist yeur. it tWas snid, •me or two largo mils for deliverqml su.h was moving ’of great ifscurying into September.
importance to I lie |
Low priced ginghams have been
the community.
i" domniarwj. Wash fabrics lines
oOffTthh..
H* s Knilc o u . have been cleaned out of stock
he s'i'ivt,v.
l londa Fast ECoast
mure frcclyy fo.dowing u mmucch
rtatJ a*, saying that warehouse rum more active retail distribution
ncromm.,la-inns i„ n e , ^
Hot w eather garments have sold
llde" trackage
' . " t ' 1 5U"enough
1 " l(lt th e r‘‘
»»«»w more readily ami some of the c u t
aide
aceom- ter* ° re ru-onlerin^ doth* for im
modal.
mediate rnumj fact urp. Tho curfnilniunt of produrtiori continues
large in both etist< rn and soutthern
mils.
1in* cotton goods manufacturer:;
I CMIt \ t ; o , .ini(A1)—Stccn- have agr,., | t„ establish a cotton
| 'ejneb *
'ing are being institute to establish research nnd 1
; * lit , la
, Ideu agility of assist m stabilization of markets.
I g l ain \
*■" atiorml reduc- t'Otton goods merchants have a p p
Iimi le . - 1imin> "f tin; 11)20 ointed u publicity agent who will
rpring. wheat. -yn h both in Canuda organize a research departm ent to
and
I tided States, i.s chiefly , ‘'""trolled by „ eummitteo of the
r i . p"l, Ode. I<If I I ber with iiiiusuhI Association „f Cotton 'j'exlilo Murback watdness
t(l(, American tban ts of Nt w York.
el op.
Hi ices in primary m arkets ruled
t ’<impaled with „ W0(.k ago, a* follow*:
'vlital ,bi-morning showed f,'/j to
Hrii.t cloths, .14 inch «4 by 04s.
1‘
,,‘l ■' Du 11•-1 gain with corn r . M 1.4 by 80s, r.'i to 5H cents;
to 7 *\i
1 • .......... .
up; oats, at 1 \ cents •in% -m rh (54 l,y tils,
ml van, * and provisions varying cents; brown sheetings, southern
D” '" 1 ‘ ..... . d-, li,,,. to a rise of standards. I 2 .t; t,, |;j cents; t ic k
ir, i*,.,,t
ings. X ounce, I'D* and 2 0 cents;
1
„f today is
Jfvi nton - and cut*
It tup leave lil|ji the wax of la -'t(thc age"S In •'•,me, '
A
Every Evening Excel
Sunday
Cattaneo’sI
StipervlH ion
lam m is
"W . t i l e r H iiR e u ” t’!i|iii|)in e n ( Maiml;u I tire d nf L o tij'u 'u o ti.
DELRAY, Fla.; u l y f ' b . —(A3)—
Tho weekly pay rqll of the morcnnnts in thin city la approxlmnU,,V $:««500 f„r 780 employes
nt the I Id establishments, accord
ing to an inventory of tho city’s
assets nbnle hv the local chamber
of rm "m (.r . This paJ, ro„ ,|j(|
not include hotels nnd railroads.
,,ls" "hpwn that of thu
riM ting eiiriHuters th af had come
Dining, Dancii
Entertainmenl
—a t —
with
I'At Ittsiv c A k h i i I s f o r t h e
t
Sunday Dinner | Sanlando Pool
Leave care and worry at home for a few
hours. Come and enjoy a days vacation
Sanford Country H
S3
Meet You
\P alm Springs
AT TUB
Chicken &Steak Dinners
with me.
Eat Your
Over Sunday
r
of Hrynn
.
was n close friend
?,f the lilt*’ 'Vill'iim
nml n Iwder In
Movement tbat /lry Mhc "nineties, bejay our civilizut litany just when,
Lgj to know, except
fL rin t many years
' ^ant.s future genaround ••• " 1,r
.gfull and cmnplete
JJJr rustums ant! in[Lfjjilc. Hence the
White Sand Beach
Water Slides - Spring |>oar
Electric Piano For
o
feo97, or thereabouts.
r -it will r,,i"l: , ,
1 Uu read g" below
- h 0( and the rjuae
I j , former nviliza-
Crystal Clear Water
Lar^c or Small Parlies
P ayroll li/*
Is Placed A t
a
r ra r.
K 'r f 't 'r '
Lake Mary
(iond Fishing - Boats For hI
Pu nic Tables For
B r''
S
of-ibi* Arkau... MllDun H«l»«
wealthv f‘,H<,rl
4Vi Miles W estofs^J
Leaving Municipal Dock at Lk-’K)
and 4:d() I*. M. •
Come Swim H
jjliANITAWOC, Wla„ July 1 7 . - ,
• —Fpund not guilty of sluv
his wife, John Yohanek, HI
- oldest man ever to face a niurcharge in thw courts of Wis- ■
« ^ n.’*,u ,d *y w‘!nt to h>» homo 2
pth^ his daughter for u f
j
"
son.
Im
Jury last night derided that i 5
~ S k did not kill his 7<)-yeur-1
IA rifo dismember her body und f S
w
^
on'0
Gellenrj- *■
Seminole
County’s
Pbygroi
isir'jg'
I’niver.sityOfferinjr
(Fuurse For Parent,
Teachers’ O r d e r
fan, 81, Is Freed On
rife Slaying Charge
tlLK.
iarfta.pytttn“l
r S S * -f r ' "
millions
D elaney IsCrowned
Champ By Victory
Over P. Berlenbach
SUND AY E X C U R SIO N S ||
n
1
.
i t -------- ---
. ii
l mark.-i j’".n
m this
tine. Dodge B rothers "A ” wns un
der accumulation by a new pool on
(i-.i
~ "•.•idnig reports of heavy (turnings, us wus
Muck lYucku on reported recordF*
1i
l.*J*),,.
** breaking
*Kl,.|v ,
D.
biiaines,:.
futi'in . ..,‘Kar»ird ns „ , Oils, uh u 'group, w, ru sluggish,
l^iti,,,,’,.
lltjfi |i..,11 i, ’I’
1 heavy I due to tile fact th a t newly iliscovfrom-jired
„f ali,„" |,,ll'r ,r
"m | ‘■fed oil fiehls
fields would lead to unoK end
. ,,,:
",,hL
steadily
tr:d ;,n
i .^
a d i l y th‘ er period of ovgr-pruduition and,
P rice-cultipg although the head <>f
Ll.*’1' l" ii ,!".!r*!l|l,ly
fl'k'h vta. i,
-s busir one of th e larg est.co m p an ies wus
f
largely favor.
quoted as saying that, intrinsically,
the indim lry wus cound. Equip*
m e n u showed n firm undertone on
t,iL'
‘ ,h<*
«•« full Uic prospect uf increasing railroad
orders with 'special b u y in g clevel“ I'iug in Iho stocks of companies
? ^ostria^* ,,ri" ‘ ipal m an u factu rin g au tom atic
nignul
ond sa fe ty dovlcot( which many
rtmds huvo been compelled to in
it.
for the fjrat stall by th o ip tersU to . commerce
1
.........
■f T*wn*r *■ /(jrau lic 4 w heel b ra k e s— th e
a l w a y s , 8ilcnr c - .d - v ) r i v e n tim ing m ech
• .^ p e n siv e broking ay ste tn o n th e
a n is m , highly edict, jo .:nd p e rfe c tly q u i e t
.^•* * - o u t th e b eat an d s u re s ta n d safest.
A n entirely nev/ '.tfie .o t handling.
Y t . . N e w q u a y J e w e tt sto p s in s ta n tly
w ith th e s lig h te st foot p re s s u re , a n d >
B all bearing s te e rin g aplndlen a n d in
w ith o u t j a r o r jo lt.
clined king-pins enable y o u t o g u id e th e
N e w - D a y J e w e t t w ith ycnir finger tips,
E q u a lly in sta n t acceleration. A flash.
effortlessly an d w i t h t h e g r e a t e s t t f i r r.
ing pickup that carrit*** *'-m out and
4
2
away from every traffic > • vhile the
others are still chunging gc - * *» ubility
to turn completely arout. •** ■•’’rd w
streets, und to park in pluc' ••""’MOu'vably
small.
*.
O v e r s i r e co n s tru c tio n t h r o u g h o u t
A fr a m e 5 M inches deep w h e r e m o s t
o t h e r s o n c a rs in t h i s field a r e
o r 5.
S p rin g s nyenage fro m 1 to 4 in c h e s longer.
C lutch, tran s m is s io n , axles f n d d riv e s h s f t
U ltra -m o d e rn , highly t -•■feetett a n d *
n re u n u s u a l l y rugged. E v e r y w h e r e is
O /onderfuliy sim plified ,**,gine. A tu p le
evidence o f e x tre m e s t u r d i n e s s — a c a r
p o w e r arid s p e e d fo r e v e ry <J»ivin* rv--d
built t o w it h s t a n d t h e ro u g h e s t t r e a t m e n t
- and y e t o n e o f th e m o at o x to im ,;, d
engines e v e r bu ilt. H ig h p re s s u r e o in ,,f
T h e w id e s t vision o f a p y m o t o r c a r
p re v en ts b earin g w e a r a n d io tu r c s s ti. - *,.
built; S lender pillars of; s t u r d y steel
ness an d long life. F u ll w u te r juck,
c o m p le te ly elim inate t h e d e a d ly “ blind
m a i n t a i n s u n i f o r m l y p e t t e d co u litig ,
■PPt" E n te rin g t h e N e w - p a y J e w e t t Is
T f t e going o u t on t h e porcstfcf-you c a n s e e
e v e r y w h e r e —d riv e m o r e
alw ay s.
5
3
6
■ ’
*
7
T h e r e is m o r e interior ro o m th a n in
m a n y c a r s o f m u c h lo n g er w heel bags.
T h e c o stliest c a r s h a v e no m o r e h ea d rbom .
T h e r e is m o r e k n ee ro o m b e tw e e n p e a ts —
m o r e free p a s s a g e w a y t o th e d riv e r's
s ea t o r r e a r sep t th a n li) i p o s t o th e r t w o .
d o o r c lo se d c a rs . Tfig left ro b n ) ih fr o n t
ie 40 in c h e s— 46 In c h e C fo 'ih e ro ar.
8
a b l y co m p lete. Tbe, pedal pads sra.
adjustable. Runoing boards ire_______
dCstueL
There Is a cowl ventilator, doaas light,
door pockets, rotary window lifts. It has
s e m l - s u t o m s t i c c # b L Hi*
u p h olstered in b e a u tifu l eifliy, longwearing materfad; finished in two-tone
lacquer, rubbed, wased-^aid rT ^ h til,
There is sco-incidental theft Jock, an over
sized battery, and many other equally
noceesary or d^irsfifc
i
•
■W ' * - *
a
5th St., betw een M yrtle and Elm
Lot 5 8 1 -2 x 100
•
$5,000. $1,200 Cash
, B alance $40.00 per m onth ^
/
Stucco Bungalow
’V‘ u‘si
7 r'.r-f-.r >.
2
w.
6 Room s and B ath.
■!
.
m
V1
1
.
J f l ’- ;* -l1
___ - . .. - ’Vj:A
t sL yini:
208 W . F i r s t S I.
' .
.‘-os'.vfc
on
I’hobo 017 for Demoipilrqllqfi
j ’t j h X ' r ? - . v'/V^e L*«
jP Ira t N a tio n a l
.A
�t^
fitt* nviwnuiuirQuiu]
^ A L A f i ^ —C o n t r a c t s
__
.
__ ____
_ _ gwafded
" ’ " f o r the erection o f m'
the two U n i v e r d t f -.- scholarship.^
drink stand, waa
hotel a t Welaka, It
and five girls are to compete-for
lowing th e * b u t of fo u r baby the two to the S ta te College tp r ' learned here.
The proposed jiew
beneficiaries o f those kil
which
were
kept
in
the-pool
will
consist
of 62" rooms,
Women.
'
’
)
£«**.
'
,
K
f
■Mod •lHnr ac tio n /’ ' ’ t.*# kr
Mm.
‘The three o t h e r s - h i d
pened on D ecem ber'!.
■j >>n
--------it
mgftcrfcjusiy disappeared.£•> n d - L y ------------- — — = = ^ 4 .
ORLANDO —
:<*w<
* l e *l OCALA—Two
negroes
were
-5A? , . * . nH!,,b? r
• « ? towns [drowned in fr'Ia rg s fiahing pond
FO R T LAUD ERD ALE—An in- agaixut Florida ia largely in, thc
HASSEE,
vantory of Broward county’s dairy minds and hearts of Floridians
JAC*
5r » m
development waa taken here and themselves." Nat Claybaugh, local
—
THE---------business
man,
told
members
of
thc
'W F f ooHdo
it revealed the following figures:
*Ralfoord state f_______ __
"I have
___________
S
a
n
f
o
r
d
output, average 3»200 gallons daily, Orlahtlo Realty Board.
'
“ • B. 8* ^ .
d, if was announced a t , {da’s ‘‘made a t home" motor vecompared with the operation of traveled in the north nnd west for
I
L
a
u
n
d
^
j
th'
the
last
‘
1
0
days
without
hcarinir
Of Charles W. Hunter, hlclo license plates will begin on
drowned
_
seven dairies two years ago; 21
sor fot the Board of Com- an elaborate scale.
could swim to their rescue.
dairies were found; annual gross one word of adverse propaganda
TA M PA --W hen s tree t cars and
against Florida,” he added.
incomo of the dairies, $500,000.
•W A SH E S Y O U R
n I t l S w 8^ v - > a t,tw T - 1 Thc tae for 1927 wil> ho black mules collide, something is bound
?, 0 1 t 0.1 W> Va - I nnd white. Instead of the nbbre- to happen.
TAMPA--Someone
p
ilfered,
a
Such a collision took
JBLANKETS
e flrm which bears ni* viation ‘Fla.." they will have
PENSACOLA — Thousands of
MII.TON—A land terrapin was
place here and the net result was picture from a fram e hanging In
from whom the state “ Florida" written out.
front o f a store
on Florida Avenue automohilist* have already crossed found here by Jam es Farrington.
-tag-pU nt machinerv
Florida’s tags for the past two —two dead mules and two damon th* ground at Raiford years were made at the state aged street cars plus a slightly inn*
° * ner> a t Florida s new Escambia bridge, ac- with the following carved upon its
cording
to observations
here, shell: “T utie,” "Coin." "I'lOt;,”
Th«
.
.
.
u
.
i
!
.
picture,
posted
the
_
,fln * shipment arrived- penitentiary a t Mnryland. Con Jured motorman.
nan.
The accident I
A " 6 foIl° " l n g Many tourists from other sta te s I leading those who saw the turtle I
5Will; assist In establishing the tract for the* yoar*a Hiu>i>ly ha* occurred in t h M n » , b . y df.triot. S S T I K ^ i ,
fra«n» wero *u'en‘
The s Pan was dc- tot believe th a t it hnd lived since
iik v ’• . '
'
never l>een let bv the ( onipt roller
will return they m ay have_ the 1u " lebnetd..by " r h i c a « ° * n ■» “ a mon- lSIOtj, anti possibly . long liefore.
i n * of the machinerv means,
nntil careful com wiitiVe"bidding ifiltered
J c 7 hnore
c r e iV
h° me*
A few daya l a te r the
The terrapin was found near In
•to by a i/j PsthfliAk.
WfcAhot the t a g plan t proi
in ^a single
night by fram e.”
has been held.
dian Landing on Yellow River.
29 by 440 P ath flJ J ,.
an intruder who, during his "vis- frame was taken.
------| PALATKA- -A net p rofit of apM
525 CoodyM. j
I its," proved himself the "meanest
CITY_ —
i proximatejy $1,260,000 was made
O ther sizes in “
i thief," as he took $00 in cash from 1 PANAMA
..
Southeast
,
this
year
in
the
production
of
T h e G ir ls A r e
In
P o litie s N o w
O . Rept,J
jtwo young women who were plan- ! Alnbama and northwest
I
bv
t h 'H * * _(ning a much-needed vacation. nr<> reprae s e n t d nr t W ^
impmen* of- ,Bov
S couS T l k i * " .P" tnt° Grow<,r"’ Association,
| Nothing of great consequence was !«>ncampmen*
R o c k e y T ir#
5°j!: » couts of the | nrcnrdtng to u report submitted
I taken by the thief, other than the Choctawhatrhee Council,
Road
Service
"
which
;
nt
a
meeting
of
the
organization
,
: vacation money.
511 E. 2«|
( i
j y
Flowers,
July
12
,
for
a
twT,
weeTs
T
h
S
.*?'
S
’
l
'
,,bin8on:
nulnu^
r
|
•
lw" wceKs , The report showed an increase of
O R L A N D O . Florida will be well Pt’r,odThe encampment ia un- j |» cars over last year, and 1.400
represented a t the international der th‘* supervision o f S m i t cxec* enrs shipped this year a t a gross
con vent ion of Lions f:jubs. to be u ,iv c . FSprouse.
” -urtcen revenue of $ '0 1 6 « 2 ^
a,
iln v e Y our B lan k ets
■naaaaan
JNFLORIDi
in f /*
M il
% j -j.
'f v r
w & '{I
#
M
K
K
w
a
>
o
a
H
n
i
lY—Automobiles for Sale
lir s s a .-
22r
Daily
A0* R A T E S
CssH in Advance
M lllin e ry -: D rc 8 8 m a k in jf
j 6 5 -S p ecU b . at
tbs Stores
78 Offices and Desk Room 91—Legal Notices
NBVi of iiu
$ ?!s„ Twenty-elz
of W ,t of(21)
of August- A. D. tltg..Section
-W«nty-ala
(3«> Tr
Town
or complaint filed agalt
ship Nineteen (19) South, nunse •bill
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for
COURT DRV I Thlrty-lwo
"
•
h
e
above
styled cause six
(32)
Bant.
2 4 — 1’.
Mores ((r offica, a t P ark Avo..
[M IAKESPEARK Fishing C1|UipJ u n i r i A t , c i r c u i t , s t e m .; IX
The-,Hanford Herald a net.
_ _ * : , , n , i n g — l / .^ r i u r t
-NOI.K COUNTY. n.OMIIIA.
ld. will be received
nn»i < oinmerclal S t r o o t
W Mnnbllsbed
in
Seminole
Count)
The North Tbreo-Kourtbn of tl.o bln, In hnnrby deslanafrd
'H .tv jiin r.
I
<
_ J snd rollecior aent
Yotnig, Owner, 208 P a rk Ave"
‘
f t i t t o a i t m r t i t i .k .
* f.nst tfnlf of West Half of North* newspaper In whirl)this ordCri
^
S
I1n ^
:,' i ’E R 8 : u r u
ATI
ON.
Reels,
Lines,
Etc.
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t
i
!.UI,X
:H
*'K
•’»'»«*
M
»A
he
j.iiiilishcii
for
four
con*
*
'l of N K ty ? o r Section Twenty, weeks.
B
'■ ’" J S 1-. line
>■ M I'ltOSTilWAVV
•
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(34)
Township
Nineteen.
(
19
)
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"MPI.AI.NANT.
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8c aline
Witness V. K. Douglsss. Cl*
Hoiitii, H^nKo Tlilrty-iwo ( 3J) "sld
.
- VsD O N ’V F 0 K G E T
S.m m ApJ!ly A* p Connelly A
<.Ircult Court, and the m
------- 7c a
line
LkM.
" I I'LI AM S ll ifKWEI.L ET A Is
Mils, Magnolia and 2nd.
<
‘hcrof. thin aOtb day o ?
25 - R o r i s t H .
| ' i : k i :n i , ,<;t s
s\
I»
.
1DiB,
*;
F "r Sale By
rites on request.
In n Northeast g.mrter
of
tinDODGE BROTHERS
(SKA I.)
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' " T h u TO k n o w n AN UKS.iutlienst (Junrier of tho North80A Ileal Estate Directory
KNOWN IMTKNUANTS.
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for
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Dealers
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»A LL HARDWARE
ie
, K,,rtl<>n Twenty-nix (24)
Insertion*.
lly A. M. Weeks,' D.1
ro
Wlliinin
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Nineteen
(19)
South
V t 'W v r L-:,R "veasiom.
of average length
‘ul.
July
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3-10-17.11-31.
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Hto'ck
w J ?! n«.,J
'.U| " lfv*''*"'* M Range Tlilrty-two (22) Unet
MtonkwcH
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i | , / e a iY un<*
Insurance
Phone 781.
«*or htittlian.1;
)• Lielmitory, unit
C I IT rotJNT,
___s - Park Ave., Sanford
S E L L GOOD USED CARS
in chargo of 30c for
Tbo Northwest Quarter of thn • ' J. .' IH
i'M IAL CinCDIT
Northwest Quarter (less the Cost
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I’rofessiooaI ScTvtcoj----- <:fi- vVanted-To Buy
Half of tint Southeast Qonrt.tr
McUAI. i , A FOX, Real estate injnrtising h restricted
hts Wife; c. Vo, II Price, un-t --------'
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Twenty-three
rlissification
t ‘J 25— Dodge Special Conch.
foT "Feetfle IVrfet
I rlc«>. hie w ire: K. u ilunter. unit
r "'Y"»hl|> Twenty ( 20) South * „r ,,,„Rowers
anj
771777 . 1!"ii’.-i', his v.-is-. w. t, x Range. Thirty -1w« (32) ICnst.
■error is made Thn Snnh.
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nines.
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MA|BTEL
WAVING
----- Ciadlck. I Is
will he rcsponsihlfl t;»25— Dodge A. Special Sedan. .
Coiniilutii ii.ts,
IOM <!.Y 1L trn c tfs Beauty
Beaut v Parlor.
Purl... I
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All of South Florida Citrus ComWANTED TO BUY
t hniio 2 If) f
l- j incorrect insertion,
.
*v"i.ractb-k l."r loistnmd; J. W. lin t
h pint «»f (’oaku Ktirry T»»\vn- ■I. \V.
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appointments.
Thompson u. w_
FOTTON
RAGS
i
. -•l—rauent HI2II— Dodge Special Roadster.
nIIu iim Nlinwn In jin, ('In| ,»f rer,
- Iintfield, tile wife.
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James
M.
Moi.tuiii.iii.lt as
A I HERA I,D O F F IC E
ord In thn off Ire of the clerk of
aild ho
wiL------»'le
wife. 'I'
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nnd-------i he ( Ircult Court of Seminole ‘i !^" for. tnterlsphen Ksiale«,-i
°*IPermanent
W
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v
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lnlerlttcl...n, Inc. a corporal!
fa^xiiiitclv in easo of
U)24— Dodge Coupe.
■ .M.-\ Nutt. Ms wlfo; mill to
« .unity. In Plot hook Two ( 3> orautiliod
exist im; under t
Sweet And ('lean
'•o il amt n'ri'v ,.f tin- Hliovo imm.il
page sixty -eight.
except lots lawn of theand
v r l u J t 'Z T
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8 1 — W a n le t l — T o R e n t
Sim., „t Florida, wl
*li*foikImats. . ii In
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if
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(23),
Thirty-flvo
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i.iHi2 4 —Dodge Touring,
> r „ „ v , h 1„T o n . „ d o ' i . n „ „ : ; s
—
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rz £ : L z z T i , r (L ^
aM of said .1•-(«>o.Ihnts l.o drud. (lieu
i ir.)- Thirty-six (3S). F o r t )-t w o
I'lpYLItTISERS
s h '"'
enJIL1"0County,
P"1 " ln,■"Florida.
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Before Storing For The
"rang*
to his, or let. or their in.known
Ir a
. . . r b i c . . Won, , n d l.rnn
MII.TON . J. T. Thom..,, E » > ■ - . w p r
II. C S W ' l ' , „ y
M3). Fifty-four
Defendant n.
W A NTED-. Good second hand ^ i r n d T / t " ’ ,lKNT“ Two rooms heirs, devls.o - Ic^.itens. grantees.
M
representativo
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Ifty-slx
(16).
Firty-arvei.
11124—G
raham
I
Vi
ton
Truck.
k,M,,' ^ ! p . Two thiLiron.
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h « . arrived i n ' » .
actlln* ,,'crMarv’
other cl.n .in i', under the :.ln>> >•
writing desk. Must he cheap for W rite Mn*,
Summer
vfomiliin with rntes,
Seventy-four (71). Seventy
ONIIKII OF •m iii.it t r i o j
" u V" n
l!1, TIHK 1> and cash.
naii.e.l lief. I.flant* deceased; lo l-Rla
'•unr' ”
F ensncoln for the organization of treasurer.
y
ii. cure Herald.
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'Single
Col
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tin
$
.25
( w e are headquarters fur Unger's
FLORIDA T
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to
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Dpiifariiiu
frinn
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troin
the
sworn
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l-" i n ct the cause
Phone (82 .1 lot
Dunu'lctc iiifurinatinn.
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K Price, dori-usol " r ' "inpliilnt llim yon hii.I each of
Double
Col
Inn
$
50
j
Chaltiinnogn
Lime,
noac
better
New
Location,
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r
August
1st.
HltKUTt.ViiS;
LAKELAND
An
unidentified
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Baldwin
counties.
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homii
.
right
m t
ijou wi-h. they will
8 1 — i lo tiM s F u r S a l e
NEW S.M V RNA Thc Wom an’s
nil*- mi
MacDouga!!., R7— l l o o n i s W i t h B o a r d .
ThxtniDinii. utu.se ,
Jewish girl of ntioiit if> yearn was Thi inn.-., who comes to Florida Club
........... MI IK .(flee us . tol "il.-iesl |„ ,a(,,| |„
, h„
Single Wool
$ .,‘10
Fust National Rank MM*'.
pr«*|i**»-| \ , 1,1
Vu in welding your
. . _
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•OlHlIllistl
\. .Mu! l!' till* p.'IHl 1,1,,! !•' M'lnilli.o It lli'HtTiblMl
‘iV,:;r,,"
•••'"• «te kxcu^
! saved t>..in drowning in Lake Wire - fr" m Tupelo. .Miss., stated th a t he sent mat community with an en
Elm
Ave
nnd
Thirteenth
St.
to make it mure efDouble
Wool
2
*
.00
FOR
SAL
I
I «.r if she .- a ' " Is Tl 11:11P.F< Ut K
\\ O/lltlM ""',r
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ROOMS, with or wlmniit meals
'x loom house, two -nil ..........
•ALL SIZKS
(When A It Klutisi-r, an employee : Pjann'd •« r.-unin in Northwest trance ga'e, which will in- placed j R o c k L i m e I n B a r r e l s .
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Reasonable r«tea Uncoln Hotel.
' •' finished, cniiu-r •'•11*111 IV 1I),
rr \i-w Jersey, t„ .lames M THnr
/*&>■%
L.f the Ntlanfic Coast Line, im- I Fl" r ");> until trie movement is well op the Dixie Highway, on the south
tin*
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spcciali/i
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ip pciomncnt wav
garage, . h ' hen lot, yard grass
mi
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BITAN I’ NOTK’K
jfWercd lid d i e s for help.
Mr «^r»*I«'r way,
M ILLER O. P H ILIPS, Inc,
nip".
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»ri i$11xf | ai
*'d Pi I,-, 'O •'"ii.no.
t m
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side
the south canal.
The gate
j
« » 'I Balloon
See
||. 11 I’ritf t|« , •d 1lo I'hllllp Ilf I *;|I\ 111 Monday the S.-.-on.l .l.<\
Hignst, 1 hm.u n "'
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j KtaiiM-i wit- on ins wny to work
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l ilt i. ,1'"I *-\ • l \ jR'l NUll, w ho -♦ ,,
• ,,,t a b c lor two gentlemen. 203
Lxpreaa Office.
hav
of
Mils
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Hint
Ave.
and
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tlxiwhen h. -«w the girl struggling
KEY I.ALCO John Baker, for will make it one of the most iniC
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2R— l l c |R iir tu g
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> A N F 0 R D LAU NDR Y inc i Save money by buyd | their iihutic uumlier if
Hi- Sworn Hill ;*
L. -ird Street.
' mi* h ,1 1 «« unk ilnw n
1.1 House |„ SHIlfxe.l Sett.It,xt,. ,M»|P(J'.
vv !|<i
jin Die water.
He removed his 1mer managing etlitor of thu Key iI posing m
i F in ish in g : L im e .
in ine
the state
state.
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I'l-.rldH, mid In d, fault Uteri •)f. K».*- '
Ifirr result>. About one
8 1 9 W T H I R D ST.
shoes, diving in, and brought her I I<nrgo Breeze, will sail for Honn- '
wilt to. nt«.| id jI ,,
link now n r.» tin. ininplitlniiiit In tin -ii a s Pi,, (’ni,
‘I ' ,l“ > of Sell ten. her. A. 1
as
long
;tK
they
A g rrie u ltu ra l L im e .
. ‘
A , v-' A , " untry home in , .i Im.v
1 " 1.. 1
clalnilitu .in.
icaliiMt you, m.i el ,-aii •
at of a thousand has
'" "O' '< Rule D*ji
ii fciiit 1ti .in >i "
P H O N E :t
w.'11.. .......
a,l<l boarders.
| (o shore
There he succeeded in ! lulu. V. H„ September 1, to as
p i .i v t
riT V
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TYPEW RITERS All Makes, sold " •nm
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'inlet title It, .,,,,1 | ,, ||, binds tl.i-i ll.iimrat.le Court,
>(h> W. Jr,| Strtcet.
N' " modern bungalow, l j femlaiitN,
PHONE
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ioid,-red that'!D'litcd,
tcpaiicd.
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Type
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with
you
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I" II.e I'euiisvlvanla t'l.nipam '
writer A- Supply Co. pj..J | \Vjit------i fessor of English nt the University I shortly
ile al.'t
tlu. Har
d - ng
kitchen and bath, all I " ' s e .'"Sinai..
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.
scholarships to tuU
he
|. Ives' nml
,
si.u|i,-r nutiUkHi
knmv your aihlress.
It is fortlier 0 )ltU :K i:l> , l„,( this u
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ElfSTfS Murry Thomas a n d !of Haw« ” Mr. Baker will tencii ' nwarded by the extension divisions
BRANCH
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Orlnndn.
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want
to
sell
your
farm
,
fin
in
bed.
Double
lot
fronting
on
>u.)liHtn'.i it,
s,,,,. So,,font, Seminole County n
(linuume
.MUST
be
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speaking, logic and journal
MclANDtR ARCADC v » « s
John Dennison, youths, were in
fx.'l M,-| a lit, 1, <ie<vt'|<it|e-r t■.i,-11- 1, ! wt> l'" n
of goin| service to you
»f the University of Florida and
s,r<’ct •" Sanford, "'•.inti ><|' I'eiit.s, |\iiiilu,
a person at The Sanford
• I II, Seminole I'xilnlv, Fl-.il.la. X|,e<- w e e v ’* U°‘ h r , r f'”,r
PHONE 176
; jured while swimming in Lake isrti
ins
we
have
inquirers
for
both
antall
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I'bd.
chicken
run,
shade
Dir state College for Women. T h e 1 I’llONF. .-..in
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2no Oak Ave.
■ilfipr or by letter. TeleREPAIRING
•Ioanna when Dennison, in diving
.""'.Kills,
Clerk
of tl,c Clf«
,u" n ' ' " l
flowers.
Lovely
1 zpcvvrilers an
and
" s '" '"
Stn-.-iH I,, >h, | " • • k *♦
examinations for the former have
IfiKonliiiuanccs
are
not
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Machines
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" fSeminole
Comity at *
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;
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tower, landed upon 1 .1 \C K X O W II.L K - A
freshly- been >cl for .July 24 and the latter
orporalit.il, 7,15 F irst Nat'l. m'l'l" ' n '
ii NIX.
v iv
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lf
interested
iVnn <. Iv iiiiIm. (In* . mu, i WIT NIiSS ri" Im rut and lint nffl :v'*",V
ICih tlayy u r j f
j I nonius, w ho was coining up from turned grave m a fluid, an eye- -Inly 17.
Bunk Bldg. Phone 713.
i'-v R»3. Sanford Fla., for \ *' , *lh*, [|1,,fS|M
Two boys of Hills- I
! " 11,1 Baynes li Rmliff. Phone 340
’» If \ i in; KM IUIt'1 l«*i|h| I |\ I - . .1 -X III i.r Mix f'treult ( 'o n , t s, v
ID S Sanford Ave.
fill
I!,
a nreviotis dive.
Thomas suf- w 111>.-.. to a midnight burial nnd
Efficient
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Sanford Fit
ler,., a severe gush in the head, otbei "mysterious" movements it.
1 " ’I'd.t In and
fur
S.inlu..!..
Scrvt.'i
I'-a. .I.IIS,,,.
.,>• - . -,| ,|,.f,.„,|allt I
'.'••*•*
»f tho firm
f»H— Rooms Without Board I
—Tnilorinjf and i’ressinR
on Mils See.mil day of .In".
.
•*" I'"' -""s I.HVtliM xr claim I ' nn.itv
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an attending
physician tin- w.-i- suin' hours set the conn
11 t '
am
In),
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in
th,.
follow
hit:
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P
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PIANO
TUNING
and
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’eared might lead to paralysis
•Cols For S*tle
-iM-<<l lamia
1 tsi: At.»
l_y nut hot it ic to sleuthing. Fred
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ri.-riiti, ci.-rk
I honograph Repairing by men i HADDOCK STEAM P R FSSFR Y NH'EI.V ICR.NISH El) l.4ed room.
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King, county detective, visited the
I rained at factory, Let us rebuild . --Cleaning,
PI-. I.
I In N'xrihu. -,
(Juarlei of tlx
Mag uli e .v \ xorl. is
I SIC.ART Sheriff (tnbeock and
•»»»«• pi"'ceded to dig.
The
It) A M Weet..,.
•NxitliHe., I)na,lei |N\V*i ,.f N \\
old
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, ni h*ri«g. I i'a\i)iett.! \ vciiu,. ^
101 i
'CNITY FOR WORKING
At im ti,-) h r,.r Cxmi>lainnnta,'f^
-l'artv vvh'i too k collie and rcfitiish your
I •emu ) <'lei a .
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Avenue.
I deputies were engaged in a search ' pi,'k'- si ruck something soft nnd
> 4 :
1"r .
Fifteen ( IT.) in '
KILLINGS WORTH 340-1
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_____________ <*ll«>|i K ,
«„r
.’tins >.m ford Ave. phonograph.
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, here f.,r a man believed to be a t *"' '
shuddered.
A few mo•••lii Mot- for Pxiii|dalnaui.
terr and avoid iurlller R E PA IR SHOP, Temporary a d - ----- ' ------ ------------| Sy— R(K)IJIS For Housekeeping •'•") bic'li .oui .iry >X W ithina 'te n (| ' ‘-"me I III) I \ Itto (32) |-:„M
MORGANTOWN. W VA
I Mexican, and who was siiHpected j
Inter and all breathed once
'd re s s 1351
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Tim Cast Half xt tl,,. Soil!lien.t I
arc intoroated in Florid*,
• having stai.bed I,. C. Coleman. I n,or' ‘Fbey found u dcud dog.
applied for.
') " 1" t - I of the S'",t ini, a(
rtm
Dry C leaning, Repairing and
" G a r a g e A partm ent "iglivvay. ^IIHIO each. These burof them through a classified*
,ns the latter lay asleep in the rear
IN
HI-: I till I IT I III IfT. NHV*
' K>
M i ', I of See iiliilcs hor Sale.
Pb.tn*.
te.r. for
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• ■>••< I ark Ave. Phone 211(11,2. gum* arc well worth your investi
Dyc<ng.
Phone 105
prompt.
the Morgantown POST. 8 i i
M’ntnen have l-. |. in politics fo; sev,
I "i " local filling sttinn.
Coleman
FORT MYERS Alexander A. i
'•'•" •''fleet, (I.,) |„ Tow iislil,,
KN'I'H
JI till 'I \ I,
f 'H M 'M T ,
[ service.
gi’i ion. Kin- information call it
Iwealv
(
2
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Kouil).
Kami,,
Thirtya work for six consecutive
win stahhed Hirough one check Suunan wn. put to death hert*
SKUINOI.K ('lit NTV, KI.OIII II
Sanford
Stove
&
F
urniture
Co.
erui years—hill new girls a n |„. loo
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74—Apartments For Rent
UNIGHT and Overland.
’■raid office. Box G. B. V„ or Geo
IN t i l ) N( K i t ) .
i nnd wrest, mid his neck grazed when the evidi-tue thut lie had
321 E. F ir s t Street
SV1.\ K.KTKIl K \V II.SUN
|U. Meter ri>., Park and
!
».
\c*tul
M2
S.
Bench
St.,
Day
trmii tint i als.ve, la city
H be authorities believed that robTlie
N.nll,
Hair
,.f
t),«
S'n.itl.ensl
„f
82—Help
Wanted—
Female
Wc carry a full line
VH
tona Beach, Fla.
■I.
I bery wm; the motive.
Q Ml" ter of the Snutlinnst Quarter i : \I .MA .IUN|-:s Mini A I.IIKMT I,.
Our prices are right. Cash or
(N* . or SK«i or HKM) of Section .Il'NKS, her I,llsluiml.
Krcejioi t III tlisl woinnr. t« nit
FLORIDA—-ORLANDO—
MIDDLE AGED woman to live on NEW GARAGE A P A R T M E N T — LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
terms. We wunt your business
•>•;) I" Townxhlp Twenty
Tx the ilefemhiutN, Kmillli .tunes
DOIKiE
Morning Sentinel; l a r g e s t*
I OCALA.- Protection of those
Uango Thirty-two ami her hnshaml Alh.-rt I,. Junes.
I hat position nou I joIh ( innrmvvtiy
place
and
do
general
housework,
Newlv
furnished.
Close
in,
for
P h o n e 800
rO. Phillips Co., Inc.
“THE LOT KING"
’
[who protect the public was contem
II nplifHrltiK from lh« swnrii hill I lied business, rate lc a word,
(kiln mu ideate with W. C. Lockhart. lent. Rcii*<iiiiilde, ,'!|i|i, I’alim-Ue
MIRACLE
Concrete
Co.,
general
llnsr-ll IS ,l|y
|ctn ami Graham Trucks.
!,M’ First National Bunk Bldg
" f <-'.mill,,till fill'll Ile, ell) that yxnr
plated here with organization of
•
of Huron,
a f te r 4:3<i or Sunday morning.
The North Half of tl)r> Hnrltiensl i i-M|ie,-tt\,. pliiees xf r.-slileiii-i-s ar*. imum 24c cash with order. “
cement work, sidewalks, build Ithines City, Flu.
IhHSt.
Phone 3.
Y e llo w
C a b
C o .
tf'iarlor
of
tl.,'
Si.till)went
Qtiurlei
-------------------------------------------•he
Marion
County
Protective
Aslink now,....... . M,„i
„ie each of
ing blocks, irrigation boxos. J. R.
M D
♦•ill v
IN 4 of Nt-:', ,<r s t v i j ) * |,„. >.»i m e r (he ag ,- xf
«Bl«l Hi* v"Uii^
LAUREL AVENUE
twenty-one
[ '-"elation, composed of niemhers o f 11
Terwillcger, Prop.
Kjnnlm; ill. (Im S«»ntlmi(Bt Curin-r > . a i s.
WANTED — E X P E R I EN C E I)
Mill
and
12th.
Lot
50x117
Cor.
Park
nnd
2nd
St.
i Hie sh eriff’s office, city police, fire
•|f
(In*
Xnr(hf*iist
Qim
ilcr
of
(In
JULCAMZINC WORKS.
"»• • • nt 'll*
STENOGRAPHER. APPI.Y 515 I'OR REN 1 Nice convenient twin
>T b*». TIIKMI-a-'olfK, ( l It I) K It K 1 1
$L8<NM)o. $500.00 cash.
,,sl U mii r(«*r ( SIs Co u k *r «.r (Iml \ mi arid **iu*li of um tin u|>|imir
departm ent and city council. ( |ll(.
IND GOODYEAR TIRES. B U ILD E R S— Your homes will tu*n
FIRST NAT’L BANK BLDG
Balance
terms.
l'ooiii
apartment
in
private
home,
NI. * of
ninnltiK Nnrlh "ll the -'ml ilny xf Alimisi'l. A. I>.
»*!.. j 1fmr. U-f 5_.w* - .
T. S. L Hal Icries.
over fa ste r if you equip them
six **nn111h \V«*Mt nix iinil ..... Ii««ir PQi, I., the hill xf ,-„m|ilulnt flleil
No children. (’all 5!>li.
■'FAN BERG CORPORATION
Uton ( leveland Six
•’IlMMlM S'lRlIt *sl\ fltaitlH. IhiMt Six It* I .-,1.
with Kelvinator. No harm in in
>1. D' First National Bank Bldg
Wanted—Male
iivyl mih* Ii ii If i*Ii ittiim to lii'klntnni;
IT IS I'l ltTIIKM i >11( 'K M K l > flint
vestigating. Kelvinator 1‘laU Co.
[JU if| S**4’(lli|| |*'ifll*4-fl i I T>l In tillPhone 713
THE CLARK A partm ents on the,
(till.-I xf Pul.Ileail.m lie ].u l.l I- ti ,V‘" u *Ut£ . .
<-»>
Snuih >il In flu* Siiuforil 11.-lii l.|, h n.iwsheadi, reasonable weekly or
OLEPPUm i N ESSEX
<15A— Kmploy men I Agencies
f
h
illy
.
iu -ii (;!:•>
l"'l",r iml.llshe.l in Saiifxiit. HmilS. J. NIX
monthly rates. 41(1-418 South At j
v
FRANKLIN TERRACE
INC.
""•'* Cmintr. r.m-e a week for foul
Tlx Not lli Hair uf (J,,. Nani, ||„,| cxOKeeut|vn
lantir Ave, Daytona Bench. Fla :
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law
Lot 50x132
| *03 'Lk Ave.
weeks.
SEM IN() 1.1: KMI' LOYMENT
xf the Northwest Quarter (N '4
1)1,000.00. $300 cash.
Mrs. O. I Me Cue, Prop and Mgr. i
300 East F irst Street.
WITNKHH my hurnl ana the setd
fhonc II
.
BUREAU
xf N " f X t V ' i ) Hcctiun Tw i-itif- " ( saul ('It.-ult P xm t
nl S h uforU
rlioiu* Mi7 l. ‘l
.
Balance Arranged
six ('.'til In •|*xwunIi I|.
Ninele.-n l-'lurM,,. (1.1m .b.l ,l„y of July. A L)
201 North Park Ave.
I P ') Ox,,til.
Mange
Tlililv-twn i :•!•;
DEAN-BERG
CORPORATION
[SANFORD
ROOFING
CO.
T
ilo
.
—
__
.
_
CPS-MAR.MO,NS
( S K A I.)
A PAR J Ml.N'T— ,'J rooms and glass .'.15-510 First National Bank Bldg V Il.i-l I.JlMl,
j roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing 411__ IWoncv in I nun
Kil Atlti.ianbde Co.
W. S. PRrCE, Mgr.
v t: n o t 'i i i ,a s s
Phone
713
t-d
in
-In-ping
porch,
al
I
coi.vcn
...
„
...»
over
old
roofs.
Leaks
repaired.
E
*
B,WIUy
,<0dn
Tits
yt.xKIx-iiMt
Quarter
of
tt,(.
)lli Ave.
Piet k. i ’trcull
t 'mii»
Nxillx-ast
Q
u
a
i
l
',
i.f
,
|,e
Niii'tb
•» i*
■| timntofl free. Satinfp.ction ^ugran*
iences,
beautiful
surroundings
S<-mlliola
(J o u a ( y
we-t Quarter tSKt, xf Nl-H; .,(
l-InrlilH.
FRENCH AVE.
teed. Oak Ave.& 3rd St. Phone 111. LOANS— Money available at 7 per Rent ?b" mi 1215 Magnolia. IVb710 W. FirHt St. Phone I ^ P
i
y
.
d
j
’f
Ki-'-lixr,
Twenty-six
cent.
Close
in
piopcrty.
A.
P.
It)
V.
K
Doug
Iii ss, t). C
CHRVSI.KIC
phone tit;:*./.
3i'(l and Ith Street. 50x117
t-ti).
I •>WiihI,11. Nineteen
(HI) .Mnssev. Warhiw At (.’uriu-ulor.
Connolly
&
Sons.
f. PIJ.I.ER MOTOR CO.
Nni'lli, IfaiiK'i
Tlility-lwu
(32)
$ 2,000.00. $050.00 an >li
<*1 la n.lx. Fla.
W H E E L E S S & W ELSH
Knal.
I«t, St. Phono 002
Poll. July 3 - III-1 7- 24-31.
Balunced Arranged
APARTMENT and Bedroom. 1112
‘Service thut mukcn frienda"
vi r
N E W
’
\'i
Myrtle Avenue.
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
Tin- Northwest Quarter of ||, n
F ISK T IR E S
VULCANIZING 47—Dojfs, Cats, Pets.
!xx"l llxast <) mi I-I.-I of the N x,||,- IN ( lilt HIT ( O M IT , S K V K N T ll
515-510 First National Bank llldg.
TETTAND PAIGE
JI
IHCI
Al.
CIHCTIT
,
SKMINIll.K
" - st
I.-, I N(V>i xf SK«i xf
Phone 713
aanfnrd Ih-nler,
TWO Beautiful reil male pckingcuc FOR RENT—Two furnished and
COUNTY, FI.OIIIDA.
HILTON S BARBER SHOP
■N' V ' i ) fl'-'-lli',i Twenty-tlx ( 2 fi|
IN OIIANCKHY.
liuppiea, 5 m on Hi.* old.
131 S.
[IVE’S GARAGE
two unfurnished rooms. Apply
In l'.ivns|i||) Nlnnlnei, (19) Hxulh
113 Magnolia Avenue,
L U M B E R
Y vR D \
Hi t r a n d i v o i u k
^ Mange Thirl)-two (32) I-biHt.
' riiF .n a\v.
Gris-., -ii f a s h Store. 3rd and Mollv.
St. Phone 617
8 firs t class barbers. Special a t .SuMiiiurlin St. Orlando.
ii a i.r..
)
LOCH ARBOR
C O M PLAINANT.
tention given ladies and children.
H',„Hi Twn-Thtrits i.r tl, <
Lots !:■ and 50
A complete line of
IlI.LAC- OAKLAND
COLLIES, Kox Terriers, Shepherd, NEW 3 room ap a rtm e n t with Imtli,!
Nxrll, Three l-'xnrthn of I he West G RACH VH.
H A N f lt K Z 11A I.f,,
$2,500.00.
$050.00
cash
] —PONTIAC Setters, Pointers, puppies two
furni.-hed. Phone 325.
•J "If ” f the West lit. It ..( (he
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
CyprewH
and Pine
H
K
F
K
N
IM
N
T
.
; DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
Nxrll,east Qiiurier (H 2-.: ,,f ^Nl
F<l •'atlillin- c ••ni patty.
months old.
Aliy theso kinds,
CITATION
.
‘‘The Rcxall S tore"
Framing
515-51(5
F
irs
t
National
Bunk
Ilblg
H U'; S T A T E OF F L O R ID A : T o
•Sl-^w
Phone 121 \ Wc make n specialty of our prompt males, $ 10; females, $(i each. SMALL TWO ROOM furnished up
t Jll ACE HANOI IK/. HAM,,
Phone 713
Sheathing
-*v
stairs apartm ent.
Hot water
------------- ^filling of prescriptions and quick Hounds, $l!l pair, all fine ones, or
it uinii.uriiia fmin „ swum bill of
U n p r e c e d e n t e d
s a le s
p r o v e
h o w
w e ll
th c
der from this direct.
Darnell 311 .Magnolia Ave.
'
) xmplaliit In (tits cii.iHu (list y,.u Siding
d ,i;d l i n e k c o ,
dolivenr.
sin a resilient of a state nr country
M;ii’'",|ia Avenue.
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches Kennels, Williamston, S. C.
"tiler t hun tin. Htan xf Florida, (hid Flooring
p u b lic k n o w s th a t D o d g e B ro th e rs M o t o r C a r
1’h-ifn* . 7
j ----------------------------------------------------------------------7(>*A—f»a rages
.'"in- residence Is unknown umj i tint Ceiling
I ’
ELLIOT AVE.. in MAYFAIR
........ residence when lust heard of
_______ 1WIG HT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT 4‘J—Poultry Hnd Suppliea _
is s t u r d i e r
a n d
m o re
d e p e n d a b le
th a n
e v e r
Lot 03x170, Facing East
Finieh
was llo Clark Htruot, Jacksonville
FOR SALK, rent nr tra d e for re d
f- F(i|(11 KoRDSON 1 8 IIOP — P rinting,
Engraving,
r lorldii:
$3,000,011. Good terms
Mouldings
u.
b e fo re .
*H Itiggia, i MC ‘
EinbtiHsing. See us first. We do BABY CHICKS Send no money.
estate. Fully equipped garage
.........................
...
,
,
T H E R E F O R E YOU, Urace Hnn
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
' M-,
We ship C.O.D. Leghorn^. $14.00 and battery shop a t 82(1 W. First 1515*510 F irs t National Bank Bldg. •'» ’’ Station.,rv ..........
. $ 3.85 i-I.ea null, aro r e q u i r e d b e and Lath
■I i I’uIiim tt.I Pin.nn r t i 'D Phone 417-W. R. It. Avenue
»|i|.ear before our said Circuit Court
''
Commercial Street.
H ’’ Stationary
per hundred.
Bars, Red-, etc., St. Long lease.
L. A. Rcnaud.
yi
5.25 at Hanford. Klurldu. on the 20tl> day Brick
Phone 713
0 " Oscillating
NASH
$ 10.00. Mixed, $10.00. Lite de Phone 15(5-W.
of July, A. D. 1931. and then and Lime
11.50
$
D e liv e r s m o re
m ile s a t lo w e r c o s t-p e r-m ile .
lluiie make answer to (he IIIII of
Phonographs and Records.
livery.
Florida Baby Cliickery,
in iiixtur ear value '
P « IN T IN G t H A T P L E A S E S
1 "tniilulat exhibited SKSlost you, PhiHlcr
Radiator
ornaments
;Di
Mil MOTORS C o
I T ypew riters andAdding Machines, (aikelaiul, Fla.
GARAGE FOR R EN T—(514 Mag
a decree pro coafesso wIM
S t a n d s u p u n d e r h a r d e r g o in g . "U a H s fo r f e w e r
CORNER GENEVA AVE AND Musical instrum ents and strings. i.Miorwlss
While ltricli i'iasler Board
mdia.
lie entered aaolnst you.
ari.l Sa,if„,d \ v„
T H E SEM INOLE PRINTERY
ORANGE STREET
IT IS OMDKMKII Thut this Clta* Nails
.'___ <101 W. Olh St. W. N. I.umley, I’rop.
57—Good Things to Eat
re p a irs.
P r o v id e s
g re a te r
sa fe ty .
E x c e ls
in
Mi*li !••• |Mi Ii ||h1uh1 oiii'O U Wink fi»r
50 x 132
ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her
I uiiM4Tullve w 4*t*km In i u» San- Screen Wire
$050.00. Easy Terms,
r,;n iljianJ. a iicW'Hjm|m*i" imliHiih. Builders Hardware
ald, South Georgia's greatest
e v e r y q u a lit y t h a t h a s e a r n e d its g o o d n a m e .
PEACHES BANANAS Car load
fj*•' '!u,t,usts
. , 19— Building.— Contracting
‘-.I
In
Hi‘inlm,|,. I'xunt) ,,,,,! having
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
Morning, afternoon
of Georgia poacher iu-l arrived newspaper.
Be lien, I 'lint rjlnilli.n
o
|jl-,'.* 1 " ' V"U less.. ~*-----------------------------------------------Doors
515-51(5
F
ir
s
t
National
Bank
Bldg.
Classified
l J|
G \ |( \ i ; e t o .
JA M E S H. COWAN—All kinds of on Coast Line R. R. track. T" be weekly and Sunduy.
WITNKHH M> hand amt xffli-lul
Phone
713
WindowH
rates
10c
per
line.
Wuycross
Jour
'
'•"'Ult
Court.
Oils
the
Tin and Sheet Metal Work. sold at low price*, retail and wlioleIn fa c t, y o u
h a v e
o n ly to c h e c k
a n y c h a ssis
Utli da) of .luuw, A. I). 19311
nal-Herald, Wuycross, Georgia.
718 Hanford Ave
rtSlallO(i#— H e p a i r -1 W ater and Boat Tank*. At. Oak] sale.
F ram es an d S creen*.
V. K, IMMKM.AHH.
i lerk of 7th Ju dir lit I ClrAvenue and Third Street.
Tele - 1
Sanford. Fla.
p a r t a g a i n s t its o w n p a s t b e s t — e n g i n e , a x le s ,
• Ult
Court.
Hemluxie
PALM BEACH COUNTY — The MAINE — WatervIIle, Morning
[phone 111.
58— Household Goods
'■oillltv, Florida
scene
of
stupendous
developSentinel.
Thousands
of
Maine
g e a rs , b e a rin g s , fra m e , sp rin g s, sh a fts, e le c
.
. Ry A. M. Weeks. |l c.
(Oj)Kl. TRIM CO.
JAH (i. H IU IIO N .
'
E. J. LINILSKpG— General Con DOUBLE BED c o m p l e t e - Two m e n t Read about it in the Palm people • a r e Interested In Florida T a MPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa
'
""t
tinowner.’
Ho
II
ell
or
and of Counsel
Beach
Post.
Sample
copy
sent
oa|
property.
Reach
them
through
Il K|, i,
tric a l e q u i p m e n t - t o p ro v e h o w
s tric tly a n d
practically
new
wicker
chairs.
Home
Dally,
rates
2
cents
a
word
for
Cxmidalnant.
trac
to
r
and
builder.
Plans
and
-timates.
request.
•
the Sentinel. Rate card on ap Minimum 25c, cash with order
specifications on request. All work 1111 Palmetto Ave.
W- it Viil-ORD
plication.
c o n s is te n tly D o d g e
B ro th e rs h a v e p re s e rv e d
Writ# for complete rate card.
guaranteed. Residence 217 High
OHIO— Xenia. Make your salei
land St., between Elm and Oak. (50—Machinery und Tools.
P
fvs
8t‘rvicL
*
Offered
through the Xenia Gazette, Zena n d
im p r o v e d
th e b a s ic g o o d n e s s
o f
t h e ir
Phono 796W
■a. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis
p ro d u c t.
FOR
SALE—
1
Colt
Carbide
outfit
v « » „ ’ ll b e i n S a n f o r d G r o v e - n a t u r e ' s g i f t t o
t r i c t W ant ad and display rates
for 11 lights. Also mule and
r*
t i | 2 0 — H e a t i t i g a n d *” ’" " W n c r
I. H. KANNER
farm tools. Plmne 802.
DAILY N E W S —It covers BrowArrhlfrrt
■id County thoroughly which it
I L Z V
T
;™ ° f th ,'S C ity '
A n < ^ l» « iv e
HODGINS & CO V A N CO., A nt)
one
of
the
m
ost
rapidly
growing
n s id t n lia l d e v e lo p m e n t w h ic h
is t o b e k n o w n
COLUMBUS
(Ga.,)
LEDGER
—
e ' U J ;0 •'TORE—PreR adiator and s h i . u metal workt' '
-i:s" S':ll“' We are Plain and ornam eifiil sheet met* 1 Classified ads have the largest sections on th* Florida Coast.
to m o rro w a n d
fo r a ll th e y e a r s to c o m e .
1! ; ,,lr I'hone.
Work. Tel. 710-V
807 FTernh circulation in Southwestern Geor- Sample enpj and rats
■•all Mi.",.
gta. Rate 8c ( 8-word line) tine, re q u e s t
Avenue.
WHI!» W .'llh
s
S
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ki,,d"’
b ig ®
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M.--
=
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Lime
CHASE
In
*
n
Last Call
TIRES AND
PRICES
THE Cl
COMPANY
RINESI
Good Through
^ T h ro u g h —
Detailstell im pvessive story
o f qu a lity standards strictly
m a in ta in ed
The Price Is Right .;;
SANFORD
-IF
SANFORD G ROVE
Amid Majestic Pines '
It.
Again you are invited to see Sanlord s most beautitul residential
section. Tomorrow, when time is
at your command, drive out Mellonville Avenue, turn east on Ge
neva Street, and ^continue until
you come to a section where high,
lolling* grounds and beautiful pine
trees capture the eye and cause
you to stop in wonder.
A r r a n g e
T o
S e e
S a n fo r d
G ro v e
ELECTRIC FAN
SALE
THE NOVELTY
SHOP
you
FATHER
MILLER 0.VPHILUPS, Inc.
T o m o r r o w .
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CORNER OAK AVE. AND 2ND STREET
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CHIEF Ceremonial
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FATAL TO SIX; Push In vestigate
SEVENTH DYING In M ellett’s
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I luns for the S h r i n k s ceremo- , g.y.*n. followed hy the ceremonial,
mnl to be staged here ... October
The Sanford ceremonial has been
cut for the W s t
and most one of the most elaborate and
elaborate .n the history of Ihe 'enlorful of all the eerenmninlt lie .
»"*TPJI
* g O r o u p A « a i n s t Snnfortl Shrine Club, according ... in Florida in |.ast years it is dety Dam age E stim a te d
2
Vance
B
ro
th
ers
A
re
Shot
offie.uU of the organization.
Il elated.
Visitors will n , m c Trom
5250.000 M arks P a th Of
•riot Who
By A rth u r M cA llister Who
w.H be the third ceremony to he,.-ill over the stale, while the rnnStorm
From O hioToM ainc;
W as finest A tP a rty ;L n tte r
I n O u a l i i i e d S u p - htatted under the unapim;. of the ididates will he from all over the
2 Hoys Are Also Mlsfeing
local Shrine olid).
The dute has i Jacksonville Shrine district.
The
Also T urns (iun O n'O fficer
not ho set ub yet, it was announced. I state is divided into three disWhile the |>roff ram has not been | t r i d s , Miami. Ta
li.n.pa and Jack- Lightning
completely arranged, it will he car 'sonville.
George Bright Slain
ried out on the same lines as last
Kdward .1. Hmk. illustrious po
Denmark
Trying To Arrest 4
year, hut on n much larger scale, tentate, nod W. I.. Smart, record
according to K. F. Lane, president er of •Morocco Temple, Jackson
of the S hrine Club.
I.asl year, ville, have heel, invited hy the Railroad Station Hoof Is Des
G irl Loses Life D uring F ig h t Kievan S ta te s R eport F o rty
troyed W h en B o ltS trik esIl;
F a ta litie s And 278 H u rt In
the event was started off the night Sanford club to be its guests for
Between R elatives, Officers
C hurch Steeple D estroyed
Past
W eek; N o rth Curolina
[Ministry Falls before the ceremonial with a hand the occusion.
Dowel Is Slain By R elative
concert, a dance, uml a show that
fbe Sanford club bus usually npis
Second
in Lm t w ith *V|
jl Powers De- begun a t midnight and continued propriuie.l $t,r>Dil for e n tertain NKW YORK, July 19.— GPI—
LOUISVILLE,
Ky..
J
u
ly
19.—
2 o ’clock in the morning.
ment of the visitors in addition to Nine deaths and property dam age
lorrhamber until
(By Associated P ress)
-(/P)—Six persons <liwl in Ken
Robert I*. Skinner, TJ. S. consul
The next day, a l.ig parade of | appropriations of Sjr.n each by the
Georgia, with It) persons kilt
tucky
Sunday
as
a
r«*sult
of
g
u
n
rtlimnii'd
at
$2.r>t),00.)
today
m
ark
general
at
1‘ari
..
has
been
uomincandidates was held, a reception, < ily and County Commissioners.
as shot wounds nml a seventh is l>c ed and fit injured, lead all states
ed th.1 path of a Sunday electrical* nt< d by l'i"sii|cnt (Jooli.lge
Jtiiv in. ^ ’)—
lieved dying today. The dead are in tin* southern group in the m a t
mitii-ler
t.,
tire,
e.
He
will
suc
tain and wind storm from Ohio
|!cn’i"t I. Ifador
COLUMBUS, O h io .,’ Ju ly 4
ceed Irwin I! I aiiglin, who resign Louis Vance, (jkisgow; H arry Col ter nf fatalities and injuries from
lo Maine.
li.nls. has suclins, Policeman. (Ilasgow; (Jeorgc traffic aeidents, a survey conduct 15). (/P)— G overnor Vic Dona- V
ed recently.
Bright, p"lu cinan. Burltnurvilb*; ed yesterday hy the Associated L ey will uHe the Ohio Nations m
In addition, three bovs who set
fjn lYimmir » <’nl>Press revealed.
Billy Dowi-I. I.ietchfield;
Mi
out in a canoe from Sandy Hook,
nl G uard and the atate pro* ,
fF|ilu< •■ Mint imdi'r
Sliorl. la. Klondike; Albert Dniign
Eleven states reported a total
N. J .t were missing. Four deaths
an,|t wini >i I 'd! Sat i rtv, lstuisville.
of It) fatalities and 278 persons hihilion enforcem ent depart- n
in New Kiiclund were caused by
|(>< jiiiiiMinn oil tiiis
Hying: Dick Vance, brotlier of in jured during the past seven days- m o n t —I h e only forcea a t hty
lightning.
Four
others
were
killrepresenting an increase of six d i s p o s a l — to conduct 'M tt imI.ouis
Vance, filnsgow.
0„ that Its 1 filial
id by falling tree;, or drowned in
Tim V; 'lice tirothers wen* sln.t killed and .‘12 injured over the week ve.Htigntion of the murder of
0f the M inistry
last night hy A rthur McAllister, previous.
i New England during storms.
Don R. M ellett, puWi “
, given "tit funiK lit.
Two of the Georgia fatalities
Explosion Is Believed To Be Big Business Men Im pressed
who was a guest a t n party at the
Margie Angc Dubois of Adams,
th e C anton Daily N e
Vapce iiome. Collllis was killed were from g rade cruising crashes
P a rt O f Schem e To Stage
By S tab ility Of C entral Me ks., was killed by a lightning
July I!). (/!*) — F.dThe chief exacMUir*
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while the rem ainder were from the
when
he
attempted
to
a
r
re
s
t
Mc
Ju ilh ren k ; Condem ned Man
Section O f S tate, Sanford holt that struck mu! in Hired her
ordinary rim of motor accidents. such plans before hMnfltuf tfr
Allister.
Herriol. Kadical l»*adAlabama Man W hile Riding
T h o u g h t To Be R ingieader
M ayor A sserts On R eturn brother Alfred.
ly
at w o r k on
Bright was killed when Atlanta had a total of 27 persons attend the Seeqttj-Cehbunik!
I.eo
M c Caugliey,
Hampton
With Wife And C hildren, III*(Jeorge
injured, several Boriously but no sltion at Philadelphia. “H«f
lit
t1
i
-nipt.
"d
tu d is a r m
four fntalit ies.
of I'miniiiK a raliiconduct a strictly prttmta to
C H K ’AfJO, Juy l!». </|*| The
Meets N egroes One Of vmitliH Wild well* Jirrestcil In It
“Contrary to tin* belief that Reach, N. It.; Kdward I*. Snow,
Merman. Maine and Fred Fetch,
ration.
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,iko l In1 I'lnc'* «l I hat record of escapes and ail.-nipled many Floridans hoM." said
North
Carolina
was
second
in
t
'orbiii,,
Whom
Draws
G
u
n
A
n
d
F
ltes
Kv. G a m ir il Phil put w i ■
| Kalisl" rv. Mass., were the others
Lfitle liriaiid. whirl) errapcH from the old cnunly jail F o in t l.ake of Sanford today■*>o.
11...... umber of fatalities \$it!| live,
on
Jlll.'Kl'.l to Ii >1V" lulmitU'll t h«> ;:llion!
Governor D o n k e y pointed, doit j-,.1.
killed I lightning,
wliile Jiloridu and Ixuislana tied ho has no authority under the la w '1/ )
ing.
juci l; mi i h" old (|ii"S- was given its most speclaciilar e n I" ."tu rn from ,\.w York, where j L ig h t".n r struck the destroyed
" /A R K . Mo.. July 19.—</P)
try Niinduy wlieii smu rg!"il lyna- he has been on a business mission, I
for third place with four each. The to subpoena witnesses or make a r - >*£v
In tin- pi " s in c of his wife and
Tin* Slim' t Kill wns killid
Jinurii
mite, fushioiied into a Imoiti and ‘‘I found that New York interests •nival ar-ei.al at Lake Denmark Ihi'i" m a l l <liil<|r<*a who had ac- ing a fight bctweuu her lelatives former reported 19 iiersons in rests but th a t he printed to db eY» .'5 ^
ot iililninad a proni- believed to have been m i by Hen are not trying to belittle nnr state . N. J.. Imi did m. damage. The eoiopanied Inin on u Siindnv a fte r and officers at Klondike. The jured while the la tter only hud erything possible to aid Canto®? I
railroad
dation a t
Brockton,
city officials and ot&rk
S ta rk county
••
|(Ju" i|ii;iliI i«‘il s u p p o r t ry .1. Fernekes, midget layer, in and they -dill have a great deal of Mass., wa 1• *.'k bv lightning and noon automobile ride. Deputy mountaineers and ii deputy sheriff i nine.
‘ crima. ‘ U*tV
In addition to the traffic acci ficer* In salvln
ing
the.
Mai
mu
Willi,
ins,
of
Midland
City,
|,sM ;iml ili" t<ti«ikoIi- an attem pt In eseape his impend eo.ilideiice in ills future.
wen*
wounded
in
tho
buttle.
the roof »>. • 11v burni'd. Three
"There shou1
utd be no donrt delay
....... f III" powcrl'll1 ing .loom oil the gallow . blew a
“ I found in talking to different rows of - *:its a t the Fenway Pin k was shot mnl instantly killed by
Dowel was shot hv his brother- dents, two men were family in
lb-inch
hole
in
the
west
wall.
jus«v», he eaWl^ItV'.i
».
people that they bad a good worI a t Boston w e e demoli bed by the one of five m groes whom he was in-law, who accused Dowel of a t jured and a third hurt in N orth In m eting out Justice,”
I))' l.mn Marin, known
nltempting ii- arrest. Joe Smith tempting to strike his wife with a Carolina, yesterday, when the air- should be sw ift and certain.”
lirun I'nion, and made
T w enty-four prisoners, V iiher for Florida and believe its founda wind.
olune in which they wero riding
■ remain of tile old convicted or aw aiting trial for tion sound. 1 was especially im
From one of three o r fo u r r l s a t ' L
:'
The steeple of the
Ashbury ot Dothan, -aid to be the negro hoe.
Daugherty died at a hospital went into a tail-spin nnd crashed cut theories as to the murd e re r of
W
or Mai ill's is I hj; sec murder, including Martin Durkin, pressed by the fact that th** Con Methodist Clmrch
Springfield, Who fired th*- fatal shot, is lieing
to
the
ground
near
Hendersonville.
in si/*' it. I lie chamber. gunman, and Robert Scott, were ti :il s* cl i..n of Florida is held in Mass., era-lied to the ground. Two sought toda. bv S heriff A. T. here as tin* result of a wound in Tin* two passengers wore fatally Don W. Mellett, authoiittiea hop#
flicted a week ago by Thoodoro
members, compared in ‘‘m u rderers’ row,” most of them higher esteem than the coastal apart meat, houses in Springfield While.
hurt, while Pilot C. L. Cdlquit of to obtain sufficient evidence to,
num.'iiisllj:** stronger confined in second-tier cells, lead regions.”
were joirooftxl and u bont-house
A m inling lo accounts of the (ilnss when the Ii tie r discovered Atlanta will recover, physicians the guilty parties.
with il1 .fTM adher- ing directly to the broken wall,
The most likely cities
The real feeling of business men blown into the water. Numerous killing. Deputy S heriff Williams Daugherty talking to Mrs. (Hush mi id.
when the explosion shattered the of New York toward this s ta te is farm huildings in New England with bis wife and three children a t lIn1 home of her mother.
The tabulation hy states fol- In a telephone call's
w ire riding in their automobile
assassination and d o . _
a surprise to l.usiness men of this were destroyed.
Iapparent that M. Her- Sunday calm of the building.
lows;
Crops weie ilamage.l hy wind lie* highway between Midland City
, or rather, would la*
Stuto
The dynam ite lmd been swathed stale, (lie mayor declared. Insteud
Killed Ini. him almost to the letter,
fcmtcnt Inn.self with a in blankets.
Virginia ...................
... 2
Only this apparent of thinking of Florida in term s of nml hail in Mi-ine and New H a m p an 1 Newton when they pnssed an
30 n e r in which it occurtddi' t o a r l
into which there ly kept it from tcuring a huge hole winter resorts and citrus fruits, the shire. At Coney Island police re ant. inbile with five negroes in it.
North Carolina
.. fi
12 later.
few moderates,
South Carolina
The deputy said, it is said, ob:i
8
through the wall.
The foin* of mayor said, "these substantial serves were called out to huntlle
Rewards totaling $26^76 fd r .t
Georgia
itt if such a cabinet the smothered explosion ripped l.usiness men,” a re investigating punic-strii'kei. patrons. At P o rts seived Ibal the negroes appeared
in
51 apprehensloh and conviction o f 4
mouth.
N.
II..
a
terrific
wind-storm
to In* under Die influence of liquor
f'*» M. Ilerriv.t's pro through all hut three inch.
Florida
49 slayers have b#en offered. 8 j
. i
of the various other resources of the
whirled seashon* pehldes up into aivi slmuuli'd to them to stop. Hi.;
Alabama
a
17 work amortg members of t h e .
loose brick facing the on. >* \*.«li state.
•j
dCur, «*ioing unheeded, he turned
t Ftfl
,
29 derworld, a t whose, doors' 4h# er
LOS ANGKLKH, July 19. </!*)— MitodHtiippt
Tremendous Co n mot ion
The great: farm ing section of the skv and blew th^pi abyutNHun
irOk«*n.
I In ear end followed them. At a Officials investigating the Aimer l.miisinim
•i
9 has been laid, may tiring-out
With the explosion ther" sprang Central Florid.i is eo.mnand.ug the dreils of windows were brftl
f-Cft'llniiv cabinet, 't
After
having
d
u
n
g
to
un over point about two miles becond Mid Semple McPherson kidnaping "cus« Arkansas
n
24 desired lead.
foot, fell no: niily on the up n tremendous eonmiotioii, both | attc ntim of investors and possible
sinl-boat for fifteen hours, ’ land City Ini overtook the car and a re attem pting to locate stores in Tl'IIIII'HSCO
l
41
Mayor T.nke snld he was turned
|»f “full powers" demund- inside and outnido the Jail such ns | settler
As public aentUnent
a 17-year old girl of Mount Vcr I drove in front of it, whereupon which the evangelist purchased Kent nekv
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8
. :i
Id. T l. "i tion is more substan
tmtnt hut mi the imlicy has not been witnessed since the
yesterday
Into a eam(
non
mnl
;■
hnv
of
the
same
age.
, t lie negroes stopped.
clothing duripo her absence from
tor more iimiiov abroad, jail delivery which five years ago tial than : nine of the more widely
clean up Canton,” a
living
in
Brooklyn,
drifted
ashore
Deputy
Williams
it
is
said'
then
Totals
to
278
Angelas Temple, in un effort to
nf the tri-asury's dif- slipped "Terrible” Tommy O’Con n.lvi .'ti led -'"ctions of Florida, they
repared to Governor VI# DotMK''
|frgardini- IIn- stuhilizn- nor, oil the eve of his execution, to have found out, lie said, and this this morning on Rohhitis island, , got out of his automobile and was complete evidence for presentation
ey, imploring him to open a M e-,’
opposite I -nig Island.
approaching the other car when to I In* county grand jury when it
Ifranc is adniitled to lie the mysterious void which still fact i-- making a strong appeal, to
Condition
Of
Pair
Hurt
rect Inquiry.
Mellett’s m urder
Tile
gut
was
Muriel
Tell
of
|
one
of
the
negroes
filed,
killing
ic
convenes
tomorrow.
gfjfvtgr:
and a cap shields him from the waiting them.
from the first has b#en considered
Mount Yciijyn; the name of Ih>- | Williams iiistantlv.
Through location of (lie store in In Greenville Wreck the result of his editorial and m t a
Mn-t el ilie leader:: .if noose.
hoy was o"t disclosed.
which a corset u.i purchased for
He >• Ki:n ", • li w bom M.
Continued on page three.
sonal activities against vice O dd;
Mrs. McPherson, the district a t Is Reported Improved corruption in Canton politics. )
Officer Dies After
I*’'ii inn ailing, diave
*’
torney hopes to establish her a p
bmpruni i'ir I, against u
A
m
eeting
of
representative*
~
Bein^ In Explosion
GREENVILLE, S. C., July 10.—
proximate location a few days lief»v.
civic organizations was called '
fore she appeared a t Agua Prietn, (/P> The condition of Sullivan day for u discussion of the sF
riivcrnnienl’s policy
Mexico, and told ■f being held ca p Smith, of West Palm Reach, Flu.,
hlly is n ganled a , a sei iCAM I' DEVENS. Mass., July 19.
Changes in the police'
tive for thirty-six days, part of and of Miss Eulu Edwards of tion.
blicaii'in in |li" fi.i-inalion
(/!’) (’apt, Lewis It. Edmonds
purtm ent government are o i w ^
the
time
in
a
desei't
shack.
Charleston,
who
were
hurt
lust
pal iiiiiiiii i nl.iii", hy I he
died this afternoon at the Camp
■Meanwhile, the search is being night in an automobile accident in consideration, spokesmen for
Announcement was made tnduy
.f tli l liainiiiT. I’olitiHospital from wounds received this
i.V-.f'wi
continued
for Kenneth (J. Ormis- which Miss Faye Chandler of this civic groups
^ - said.
’M m
■rie v.i,i l> iii\ "i gent ill
jn y rn in g from the explosion of
John Carter, negro, had a “ mad by The II erald of Ihe appointment
Aside from the investigation l n t ; M
ton,
funuor
Angelus
Temnle
radio
city
was
fatally
injured,
toduy
was
flicljiuis, suinc of them
Sixteen defendants, the m ajor TNT which injured six enlisted look" "ii his face Sunday while of Howard Barman as city editor
the police departm ent there *TU ’ -ja
or failure . n tin* part of ity charged with disorderly eon- men.
The officer died while a walking on (he highway between aicceeding Duiicun I. Hassell, who operator and friend of the evang said to he improved.
two other investigations, one staife*
elist.
Latest
reports
were
th
at
In*
Both
are
in
the
eity
Hospital,
has
been
conneclcd
with
III"
paper
■t“ find .ii". end a pro- duet appeared before Municipal laboratory expert from the .Mas Monroe and Monroe Corner.
1,1
ed by C. B. iMiClintock, Bf
will if" ('igeiher. Aiso Judge W. K. White-dJiia-morning. sachusetts (ieneral Hospital was cost Inin SJ00 today when lie an for the past year and u half. The was somewhere in.N orth Carolimi. while Miss Ellen Smith, William county prosecutor, and on* '•
Thousands continue to crowd in W. Smith Jr., and Albert Smith,
Disorderly conduct eases and speeding to the enmp to make beared before County Judge J. (I appoint m eat is effective today.
ill "f a I*..on are "iihinet.
Jumca M. Cox, Dayton, Ohio, o w n tf
Mr. Barnum omies to Sanford to the Angelus Temple to attend all of this city, worn dismissed of tho Canton Daily News, of wtd$h ,
Jlmini. I'ainlov,.
nisi their disposition folfjfw:
Fred hlooi I tests of more than a hundred Sharon on n charge of carrying
at
revival
meetings
a
t
which
Mrs.
from
Die
hospital
a
f
te
r
having
■ihjIiI lia\e
important Brown, $5 fine; Jam es I.cnc’t, es- men who volunteered for a blood concealed weapons.
He pleaded fmm Tampa, wlici** be was form er McPherson presides.
Mellett was resident publisher,' .‘2
their injuries treated.
ly assistan t city editor " f 111"
t n o t e d bond of $1(1; Rosa Dee transfusion in an attempt t<> ;ave guilty to the charge.
Conditions Are Misrepresented.
Sullivuii
Smith
is
said
to
have
Tainpu
Telegraph.
Prior
to
that
W m.In .ir I. i i,| host ilit y Johnson, estreated bond of $10; the C aptain’s life.
Carter was walking down Die
CANTON, Ohio. July 19.been
the
more
seriously
injured
•ffii't i bead of a na- Will Anderson, $f> fine; Abe Jones,
road, and the demeanor of his fare time he held responsible positions Youths Quizzed In
A
picture of conditione in.
of the party, with the exception of
»n .mill 11 y • aim* fm m $10 fine; hlitsie Jones, dismissed;
aroused tin* suspicion of Joe Brink- in Dunville, Vu., and Smith Bend,
In contradictions to inferehcM
SlayingOf
Farmer
MisH
Chandler,
who
suffered
u
Imi.
Sixth
Death
Is
Laid
bl'i
I ..mi Mi.rim T. II. Franklin, $2.r> fine; .Tones
ley. county motorcycle officer.
fractured skull amt o th e r injuries have ben drawn fro in the
The Herald also announced the
Mimed
page :t)
Kendrick, dismissed.
Brinkley slopped and usked him
murdai. case, is given in
To
Carolina
Slayer
KEOKUK. Iowa, July 19.-UP) - and died n t the hospital about 30 produced by the police depart!
II. Rogers, charged with drunkwhat was the m atter.
The negro addition of Dana Sheehan form er
minutes
ufter
tho
r
a
r
overturned.
ly
of
Tumpu,
to
ils
city
news
staff.
A ileuth believed lo have been the
was finetl $f>. Annie Walker
and from expressions b;
lltapx Attempts ticss,
ALBEMARLE. N. C. July 1 9 . - said “ nothin,” hut the officer cast Mr. Sheehun was formerly on the result of n farm er's interference
Information this morning was newspapermen
was assessed a fine of $26 on the
a fte r
n
glance
down
a
t
his
side
pocket
(/J‘) -A sixth dentil in the Stanley
that Sullivan was resting nicely
llifv Dry Law sam e charge.
C arter begun s ta ff of tin* Worcester, Muss, Tel" with “ petting parties" in parked* and th at it wus believed he was out the foreign belts.
county prison system was laid to and saw n bulge.
graph
mid
was
recently
connected
automobiles
along
n
highway
near
Robert Stapler, charged with
Newspapermen assembled h«r#
____ *
Nevin C. Cranford in his Dial on hacking away when the officer with the Fort Pierce Record.
here was given official scruuitv to of danger.
I'nited States exceeding the speed limit, was , murder
from
many
distant
points
lnap#ci-,
asked
him
for
the
pistol.
It
was
charges in Superior ( u in l
day. The farm er, Samuel ll u r i ,
fined $10. Willie Clite estreated :t
ing tho Cherry S tre e t district a iid ‘ '- w
a .11 double barrel shotting piece.
HAGEN LEADS FIELD
was killed and seven young men,
IMirsuing the police court docket.
Cm .. July IP.—(A*) bond of $5 on a charge of running | here today.
Fall
From
Motorcycle
all sous of prominent families,
1-ate witnesses testified Hint
agreed they had found
little •
f". nolhrical ion of his cur without lights burning.
..............
DELAW ARE W ATER GAP. w a rran' t " the a i m t i.....
To Floridan were questioned.
o d e th a t
aoe-ndnient are Robert Holly, Jr., charged with I Curl Meudown, white primner, N egro Charged With F a t a l
The seven suiil thut a shotgun Pa., July 1D.—L/P)— Walter Hagen is ram pant and open. Thou
'Dn. h at" making, violating the parking law, estreated came to I lie-homo of Di ve Teeter, Slaying Mississippian
FT. LAUDERDALE, Flu., July 19. carried by tho farm er had been with a card of 07, seven strokes of aliens who labor in CsntonVI
^t*’ I'.Jav,” m tbo npin- a bond of $X Bruce Richards and several years ago suffering frun
(/P)—H arvey W. McCormick, 29, disciiurged in a scuffle ovei its Uiuler par, led the field of early duHtrial plant*, live along Ch#|?X . t i t
*tur tloiali. Republican, J. L. Vaughn, alleged to have ex- wounds ho said were mlmiiiisteieJ
CLARKSDALK. Miss., July 19. inis killed here Sunday afternoon position while they were investi golfers a t the completion of tho a tie e t and the intersecting It n t a \
eerded the sjiced limit, estreated hy Cranford and that the man died
—
—(/P)— Durward Wallace, 19, is when ho was thrown from u motor gating a storv th a t one of their flint 18 holes of the 72 hole open und avenuee, and i tls this d i s t r i c t : v',
1,1 th • bistoi ie First bonds of $6. Luther Washington the following day.
n u m b er accompanied hv it girl, i tournam ent a t the Wolf Hollow th a t gives th e police the greiftMt .'
dead
and Rufus Ellison. nm>ther cycle a f t e r a tire hud exploded.
*n 1 Imi, I,, i
scene of was fined $1. on a charge of reck
Tho youth, who was said to have had been accosted by the farm er I Country Club today. Ho snared ‘difficulty.
TAVARES — ti new street .youth is suffering from knife
. K v tis
’"""ii
boyhood wor- less driving, to which he laid pleudsix birdies and one eagle.
wounds said to have been inflict been traveling a t ii high ra te of on S aturday night.
lights to be installed here.
In C herry Street and the Jackson
wnai'.i' .,1,1
caparitv ed not guilty.
ed by Fred Thpmus, 17, negro, speed was thrown over the bundle
Swamp area a r scenes of
■ , ''"L. afiornoon th at
with whom the youths previously bars, falling on his head.
His
Bqrdid crimes committed
........... in of the Eiglihad an argum ent.
former homo was in Roland, Tenn.
®eni|"i,-m M|.V(.,. |11IS
period of years bat a t n t e s e n t i
Thomas was captured early to
finds tw enty padlocked
day, and placed in the city jail
tigers,” and uncurtained
rf,|l Ibat “bolshevism in
but la te r transferred to tho county Convicts Flee A fter
negroes and foreigner* ofI1"" mii in It; lv. m ilita ry
prison for safekeeping
when
nationalities.
Tieing
Their
Guard
D
[‘"kind and ‘nulligroups of men gathered nt the
A
number
of
Georgia
residents
this
yonr.
The
Texas
flea
has
in
i nitnl S ta le s ure
Chipps, according to Dr. Nor city jail.
FORT WORTH, Texns, July 19.
Burial a t htoian aa rils
DELAND, Fla., July 10.—(/F)— are waiting for u favoruble oppor fested somo cottno, bu t they are
1 Hu* same kennel, — (/P)— Rev. J. Frunk Norris, Bap ris, enme to the church study and
IND IANA POLIS. Im L /JiU y.
tunity to InvcHt in Florida, uccoTd- g etting rid of it. The cotton stalks
l,ll‘ same i Id
After
binding
their
guard,
Henry
u n g —con- t i s t evangelist and fundamentalist threatened his life unless the pas
C A N ’T STOP SNEEZING
K('v<i iiiiii a t
Spivey, with a rope, LI white con ing to J. C. Mitchell, offic<* m an begun to fill up last week with —</P>— Don B., Mellett, Ca«
leader, charged with slaying D. E. tor discontinued remarks about
ager of The Herald, who returned squares, blooms and bolls,” he said, Ohio newspaper publikhcr, who
BRISTOL, Vn., July 10.—f/P>— victs working a t a road camp, near to Sanford last night a f te r a two
Chipps, wealthy lumberman, in his Mayor H. C. Meucham and other
There is a fine peach crop in killed by an asaM iin'a bullet'
Clifton,
a
aetilem
ent
north
of
here,
Nino physicians hnvu tried in vain
For Nine Of church study Suturduy, preached cityL. officials.,
week’s
trip
through
tho
Southwest,
Montezuma,
Ft. Valley, Yatesville, weak, was buried h«r# today.
commandeered
n
motor
truck
be
H. Nutt, an official of the to prescribo a successful tre a t
to overflow uudicnces Sunday as
nnd
ThomastonVi
Mr. Mitchell said,
Central
and
N
ortheast
sections
of
longing
to
the
county
und
escaped.
N ht In Raids hia nttorpeyu drafted a self-de church, was tho only eye-witness ment fo r Miss Dorothy Baker, IB
Georgia. Mr. Mitchell was accom but the prices are low.
Passing
motorists
wero
a
tt
r
a
c
t
He appeared be years old, who has sneezed every
plea fo r presentation before to the shooting.
panied by R. A. S tew art of A tlanta,
The general effect of* th e clos
Weld Saturday fense
fore District Attorney R. K. Hang second nho has been awako during ed by the guard, who released him. Gu., salesman of the P o rter F e rti ing of several banks in Georgia r e
the g ra n d jury Tuesday.
S heriff S. E. Stono of Volusia
er
and
told
a
story
similar
to
that
the
p
ast
month.
The
sneezing
lizer Works.
cently cannot be foretold now, busi
Fla. •Milv 19.—W) . T aking for hii» te x t "There is of Dr. Norris.
N utt said that stops when the girl sleeps but she county was notified and a search
"They will invest la Florida ness men say. Mr. Mitchell found
'°r, nine "f the 2(1 de* no condemnation for them wdio are Chipps threatened the pastor, but awakens a t tho slightest noise and begun.
in Jesus C hrist,” Norris refrained
when they sell their property In men affected by tho closing t o b«
ils the result of from any direct mention of the that ho was unable to describe the the sneezing s ta r ts again.
Georgia,” Mr. Mitchell s a i l "Tho optlmlstloawd having th# belief
A permit far the MW
’ Friday 'Uid
T
H
R
E
E
ARE
KILLED
Saturday, by shooting, nnd told the congrega actual shooting, as he did not see
people I talked to a r e mostly in th a t the m ajority of the c)os«4 ciaerator waa
o u t.
WAYCROSS,
Go.,
July
19.-(/P>
SIMMONS TO HEAR CASE
d*r<lVmrr",i'' mpiuiIs in tion th a t his faith wns stronger Dr. Norris obtajn tho gun.
—Three persona are dead and two terested in the fa rm in g section of [Tianks would be reopened.
04
The
pastor
sajd
he
took
the
pis
The state highways in Tlcgddto
than over.
Never did he mention
others injured here today in auto this p art of F lo rid a/'
krt I]_a . 1 '"'lock Tues- m essages from friends in various tol from a draw er when Chipps re
TALLAHASSEE- July 19.— (ff) mobile accidents.
Thu Georgia cotton crop pros and Georgia traversed by 4 h « l a f
will W '
The
dead:
Per
' C i ! ' 1!
t'om- p a rts of the country, offering aid fused to Icavo the study and made —Governor M artin toddy announc ry Nettles, Jacksonville and Mor pects are tno most encouraging ford man were In good condition.
at kart 1‘ierc'j.
,tlon
of
Judgd
D.
A.
a
move
as
if.
to
draw
a
gun.
De
ed the design*
since the boll weevil m ad e ita dp- It is the plan of the state h)g‘
and quoting passages of scripture
circuit court ton and Beatrice SiUle, negroes.
declared they failed to find Simmons of th<
pou ranee six^ or seven y ea rs ago^ department to either pat* or
C'lu" innliug to» sim ilar to his text. Dr. Norris ntectives
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1
•
1
.
nation suit*;
pistol when they searched Chipps to h e a r c
u number of cotfon,1R o w e r s
surface the unimpro'- *
*accepted converts a» usual, run only
k
50NVICT
ESCAPE
Ine Railroad
Seventeen
----- ■ • toId.s "
o f th e B#4
clothing.
the Sanford : n u n . ”Th# cotton
c«
show.,
pf
emotion
coming
wJ
ten
..
„ASSEE,
July
19.—(/P)
^
|
A
I
^le
tomorrow,
di
»«lv«l liro. m any
a t F o r t L*
iff Southw
est and
i.orf highway.
Sc
his 'audience* assembled
Wilson, negro, * who was crop la th e bhekf W
Ing th e diso M otion of-Ju
WHEAT F IG U R E 8 GIVEN
bnd u ,T r ’ , " " 'l have ;‘.t the pulpit to express sympathy.
Mt.Dora
Central Qeorglp/’ My. Mitchell, as1
to
Jife-lm^risopment
in
1 ° tl“> Loleral grand
-WASHINGTON. Ju ly 19.— (/P)— ,C. B. ChJHlngswo ‘ of the FI
gortea#
.Ode , v;
county
for
murder,
esReleased on $10,000 bonds short
t.
The curry over o r old wheat was teenth Judicial el
"The
.
drought
hurt
the
croj
.
;
i
terday from the Rauord
*"■' 'kfendants except ly a f te r the shooting, Dr. Norris csUmuteu today' by the federal
am.nor»«.i«.-<» esumun-u
• #
made a statem en t to authorities
farm, according ta a report the northeast section last
OCALA
—
Ocala
N
a
tio
n
al
Bapk
and thyy haY*~ the a«to* cc
hV l , B l,i0lM:,(!,ls which
1$ th» prison bureau.
V>,m, the
erecting new building
■’it
r Uid,
■t
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GEORGIA LEADING
DIXIE IN TOTAL OF
TRAFFIC DEATHS
Is
Of Socialists
Hits Lake
Arsenal
May Be
irely R adical
Donahej
Plans Fori
Enforcement
And National Gi
P rivate'Probe &
Plan Of Exeeu
Several New Th|[
Expected To L
Clues To Murderers/ -
15-INCH HOLE IS ST A T E APPEALS
BLOWN IN WALL T0NEW YORKERS,
OF CHICAGO JAIL MAYOR DECLARES
DEPUTY IS SLAIN
BY NEGRO WHILE
FAMILY LOOKS ON
StoreWhereWoman
Bought Clothing Is
Sought By Officials
ConcealedWeapons {!°'™ r(l
Are ( ostly To N egro Be City Editor Of
Nabbed On Road TheSanford Herald
Sixteen Cases Are
Heard In Municipal
Court This Morning
Sanford Man Finds Conditions To Be
Good In Georgia During Recent Tour
Evangelist Charged With Slaying Fails
To Mention Affair In Sunday Sermons
m
.
Permit Is Issued
Construction Of
Incinerator For
m
«•
'«“,f-i s a n f a
w i
ws.
�*1''jliJ'.-tailjS '
H
’ u.
SA1
•}f' . yi -
&
Co-ordination-of scientific effort,
in particular, is What Senator
Rnnsdcll .tevks.
F or instance, “ Several centuries
ago,” he says, "the chemist nnd
the physician co-operated closely
for tha alleviation of suffering.
But chemistry drifted away from
medicine.
The physician looked
moro nnd more to oth er means to
effect his ends.
The chemist
turned to the production of wealth
In the industries.
“The problems of the body are
too complicated to be solved by
any one class of scientists. ‘ P re
eminently chemical in their nature,
tho chemist alone is imperfectly
equipped to carry them to com
plete and successful solution.
lie
must join hands with the physio
logist, the pharmacologist, the
pathologist, the experimental bio
logist, the immunologist and I lie
physician.
made to it of at least $2,000,000
for five years, and machinery pro
vides for the acceptance, in trust,
of all private donations and en
dowment#. to aid it in its "w arfare
against disease."
Large Appropriation
“ Thi» health institute,” explains
S enator Kansdcll, “would not do
any undergraduate work, but its
students would be selected by tho
surgeon general on account of
special qualifications from among
youpg men who have completed
r’« p la n -contemplates their acudemic studies.
f th« Faderal Public
“ I t should graduate every year
ice'a hyirienic labora- a t least 100 well-equipped scient
"an international clcar- ists nnd enlist them under the gov
fo r honlth"—“ In close ernment for six years a fte r g ra d
th every agency th a t Is uation in n system atic effort to
■conquer disease, not only ascertain the cause, prevention and
kited Slates but through- cure of disease,' and make their
‘#orld.”
findings known to all the world.”
i t hygienic laboratory,
Co-Ordinate Efforts
20 y e a rs ago, has done ! The senator seeks provision also
at work,” Senator Rana- >for at lear.t 50 fellowships in the
b o t Congress, he com -1 institute, at moderate salaries ^iiot provided adequate- • "say $5000 a year, so as to give
awtlv
[ them opportunity for thorough in
Ml aofnlal allowance J vestigation."
State Court To Decide
Constitutionality. Of
Eminent Domain A ct
I
TALI.AH ASSKK, July 14.--I/P)
The State Supreme Court has
I been culle dupn to |>uhs on the con
stitutionality of t'hnptcr 10,118 of
the Acts of 102.r>, giving the S ta te
Rond Department nnd connty com
missioners power of eminent do
main in the condemnation'of prop
erty for the building rxf s tate high
ways.
The court, it was announced to
day, has granted a restraining or
der to J. II. Wahl of Cocoa, which
in effect, enjoins tho Road De
partm ent and Brevard county com
missioners from proceeding with
the condemnation of property in
Jtrevard enuniv for construction of
the Dixie Highway, until the plena
of the complainants can be re
viewed.
The question of constitutionality
of the chapter is raised In Mr.
Wahl’s petition on the ground th a t
it deprived the property owners of
a trial by jury; deprives them of
their property without due process
of law, and deprives them of that
guarantee of pre-payment con
tained in (ire constitution.
ciiim iT
m oiA t.
tiik
K vru
ro ric r. hkvcinriuT ,
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ji
AMI n m
SKJII.VOI.K C O U N T * ,
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IN r i l A M - B H V .
t u n y t i ('PUTT.
C r 011*1. A IN A N T ,
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L im iN C TIPPKTT,
J H-;I*KNDANT.
OMI l K I t O F F I I I I I . I C A T I O V
TO l.oKINU T IP P K T T . ATLANTA,
I 1ROI U • I A
Y o u o n - I i c r c l i y o r d e r e d a ml r e <liiir<-<l l<> !••• n o i l a p p e a r u p o n tlio
2 n d ilny of AiiKUHt. A. t>.. li'2K. t o
lilt- liili " f r o i n p l a l n l fill'll m i n i l i s t
y o n lii t lo a b o v e s t y l e d c a i i m i . i i m t
I )ocs not the luxurious thought of a cob
for table fu tu re appeal to you? The tr
ling sacrifices necessary now will qujc
jy fade when you become the proud
sessor of your home.
WHITMAN HEADS BANKERS
DENVER, July l«.— (/P)— Form court.
Herald, a nowsioiio-r
er (iovernor Charles B, Whitman i u iTMi nI hIoS a-Io fIno r iS.l - mJi
oil o <’o u n t y . • F l o r of New York was unanimously liln. Is h.-i .-by il.-HlKliti.-il n s I Ini
elected President of the American n o w H | i a | o i m w h i c h H i I h o r d e r aliiill
bar association succeeding Chester i„i j m l i l M o . l f o r f o u r coi i h . c i i I I v u
l o n g of Wichita Falls, a t the clos
W I I iii -hs V 1-3. I l o o g l a s s . C l e r k o t
ing of the organization’s convention mi l d C i r c u i t C o u r t , a n d t h e o f f i c i a l
m-ul tli> i<>. I l il s 2 0 t h d a y o f J u n e ;
here today.
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11
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l.ivc (»-ik -Bids solicited, for
hard-surlai ing S tate road No. I,
fr.-in Lake City to Live Oak.
V.
Bub
\fo\A j H E ,
J llK L P jlu H E jS A lP
j H E M A p jN o rRQOM
K. I m i -*if,ASS,
Clerk
11V A. M. WeijkH, I*. <’.
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I SEMINOLE AWNING SHOP
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5th and Maple Sts.
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they serve the most efficiently
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(ieheral Contractor and Builder !
R ead their advertisements
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Ahead on Its Merits”
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ASHINGTON, July 19.—“Too
N ot a Black Hair on Him
.•<
- a ^ - t heEHig’ P rize B eaoty
A ll the Roofing on the
home o f the
£ * « ? i" L & S *CJ SJ : ss s’^S £ z , T”E& £s *# ±a ! 8* «' ~
—Cfl’i
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was supplid by
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“ Nicholas Sokoloff," prize Russinn wolf hound owned by Mrs. Icelc
McMahon of San Francisco, h asn’t n hair on liis body that isn’t pure
while He has won many first prizts in Oakland and San Francisco
do,; • hows. He’s shown here with b e owner.
The Sanford Roofii
Company
Tile Roofs, Built-U p-R(
Re-RoofingOver Old
R oof Leafe Repaired
W IT H Y O U R M E A L S
W E SERVE
1928 o
P * y AHmdny— O t T a lk to H er!
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f "
The Sanford Roofi\
Company
II
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'«it/i(f.»,S i ' T 1 " v,'r the eastern
l t |..A * «”•! the weather mostly fair
toilay. snul \v. J. Be.mett, g«v......
ernment forecaster here
Senttoretl showeiH oeeurreil in South
1:1 Carolina m,) hloriila.
Station
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llirmingham
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Charleston
Chicago
Denver
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Martow
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atntst till Kll.*’ convention in Chicago, tut* been L-i\, „ t|„. ■Ft. Fierce
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Key West
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DAY BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
DALLAS, Texas, J u ly 19.—f/P)—
Democratic candidates seoking tho
Texas gubernatorial nomination
held the Lone S ta r s ta te political
spotlight ns strenuous closingweek,campaigns opened preliminary
to the primary balloting next S at
urday.
Three of the candidates—Gover
nor Mlrinni A. Ferguson, Attorney
General Dan Moody, and Lynch
Davidson, Houston lumberman, are
njgarded as outstanding candidate*.
®>ody and Davidson are basing
th eir campaigns on "Fergusonisra,” cbnrging .lames E. Ferguson
—who was ousted from the gover
nor's chair and succeeded later by
his wife— is the real governor. Tho
other candidates, Mrs. Kato Miller
Johnston, San Antonio; Mrs. Edith
Wilmans, Dallas, and tho Rev. O.
F. Zimmerman of Morrison coun
ty, who, for the most p art, aro a d
vocating various policies.
Tho Republican prim ary will be
held a t the time as the Dcmocraic,
with two candidates in the field.
If your chest is fla t—if you h a .
hollow* in cheeks and neck—if you
know that a dozen pound* of good ,
solid flesh will make you look and t
feel better go to Union Pharmacy '
or a.'iy druggist anyw here in
America and get a box of Me- |
Coy's Cod Liver Oil Compound I
Tablets.
If you feel run down, get tired
easily and f • •! tt:.M vniir vigor arv^l
vitality aren't up to par McCoy *
will help von.
A box I l f 60 tablets for 60 cent*
and I'cmi-inher if you a re n ’t satis
fieil with results n fiyr a 30 dnv
Inal get your money back Ask
for AIcCov's.
—Adx.
Irouble--' irc at wav’* | is stained for a period <>r i
NEW ^ ii
July IH. (/!*>
placnc 11
"* ;l . 'lies when the box or pan i* lift<•<)
f onfllseil ;>| || . ini'ii'iiiHiis eharacw r. Tin
1rouble* | forward, and the nperal.,n rep,"it
i mi knai, liamping off, j ed.
I
(• oatimu 1 from Page 1)
1 terized I In- , penmg iif the new
Ml: M »l-:\'H ,\ phis
eil y
is
rot r”"i ami early j The s team ing prnce* . ha* been '
l,,,l|lrr of tiii* group, who was | week in I'- ■lock mail,i l . Tim
-"
b,.
.1
into
the
movies.
I
,
"in
xpe.
i.
,1
...H
i,.
.,
.,f
n„.
Brian
|orntmu nidi i few.
I instrum ental in reducing
- ,.s
, m'" c instrumental Ilian Heriinl in |
Eri'iu li francs crash A I-1 '. t "• , r- way here to burn
apt to ijiaini; le these j to fungi, root k n o L o rg a n e ms ; nd 1" v«‘rtliMiwing
Premier
Ibiand. , minis'll > •
lag
to
an.
la
.
ni'V, low r< loi'l level 'he ••i•I Mi,el. -n I’almett.i bridge,
tmucti
a
"luces*
of
I weeds, according to Mr. Ensign I
a majority of this tymip vm
'I he most delicious and most popular summer dcs.... .
D- new span is comC orner .*lrd St. and O ak Ave,
around
..'ids lull th.-. appar -'
bed* i ln-iiig made ; T he process also brings about ii I ed against Itrinnd, while only
•crl lenten just the rig lit taste in jo u r mouth aflvr one
|firm "t th Aiiiern ari | physical and chemical change in i miiinritv nf the r: dieals fulluwed intl.i Inal uitle million.e on stuck pl,,|l'|i- iii - 1••.(• I ..f dismantling it.
A le.iie- e-ini--"ii Ims been interestirs. iiatln'1' 1-t of the | the soil th a t is beneficial and stim | Herriot, declared tonight t hat hi*; values.
of our chicken or sltsik dinners. Drop in and ■>> a di*li
G’em r:il I I . trie opened 2 uoint - e.l in 11., id.". ..i getting some piecultural I \pci iinental ulating to the plant, he drclnrc.l. i friends would not accept M. Her
a
highcr an.I M... k Trie I,.. Chrysler l " 1' - . ) :he l- inimg bridge, if it is
Wncsvillc.
If the celery seed is treated he jI riot as premier.
l ’fd., ami ' . S. Ruhlier bowed ini dei id. I I., do im y it iiy fire.
iminc pii"i *.*,” while fore planting on sterilized soil, a
tial gain • i a point or *<>.
ISf.nfniil sci Nun. is no. m aterial reduction in early blight
Cabinet Reported Favored.
-I M’liS O W IDLE - A
m a tc h ,
The in.r!,ei In ad.'d upward again
PARIS. July
111.—-(/Pi- Close
and has been in gen-1 infection can be anticipated, ih<>
The Price Is R ight
friends of form er Prem ier ller- •non ;»fi• i !lie opening on thi’ ex ■hi'-wn qji-.n -in.- papers in the
«crv t"li.n ro grow i pathologist asserted
l
"
'
i
,l;i'e
"I
J
ii
.Ign
G
reenberg’s
and in greenhouses j Last .voi r a small area of the riot today stated 'h a t he had sue • cutivc . ii . .ulation orders. Huy
.... it. ignited an accumulation
Pr<1i'iis
"f the E a s t ,' seed Imd on the Rrumlcv farm was , ceeded in his ti sk o t forming a mg was i i i m i i i . in evidence in tho <
SANFORD
r r s a r e f e r s h i m ; a n d m i r i i i o i :, f o o d
treated with formaldehyde, it was | cabinet to succeed th a t of M. imdors, on i.port* Mini ales wore i"l P"l» r and there wax n sudden
u explained by Mr. I said, and the plants grown were | Hriaml. No official announcement ;i( an unu n.'.lly high rate for this P ""1- i" 1 a* lightning, flashing
dm mg ,i torn), lighted up the
time of \ c a i.
Ilf inverting a MOO per re n t larg e r ami stronger I of tiiis has l>een made, however.
Si vernl persons in the
luge i l.n- -s i-iintimierl, liowevec. bud.line
Mir feet wide 1.8 i than when the seed bed had in.t
Owners
in
the
ml
group
n
liquidation
proli
1
.......
.
thinking
tlial the light- I
Ilritian
Concerned
Over
Crisis
|
Mind m\ inches deep, [been treated. There was no eviInly 10.- IAV Deep ably in.pm <| l>y the growing nil- -"' b-i-.' truck tin- building, began
M Strain, under a ( denee of red root nr root knot \ , TlONDON,
W. S. PR IC E , M gr.
tbe i a-unities, and Hn-n
well inf->'•no' I cn.-ilie- . over 'In discovery of ni'V
W»A»UIi.| . i s force I; T. F oster is treating several seed 1V,’'!'!’? 1
the Frcm Ii ell I > 1 I mi I'll" (Vl"!c .ill.) gUvolilio de • .i-i i'.| , In- . aiise,
jf^idrr
tin
im-;.
Each
|
beds
on
this
farm
with
formulde1
"
,ls
1
"
v<
I . U i K MARY
eiisis. Smile of the most iul'ln i Price lt.l l".li We Ill'll rail - h Id
1,1 " l e i v Isil li vile tliis season.
•
710 W. First St. Phone 472-W
D \ V | ( ) ' . . \ BEACH Governor
cntinl I "lull.II papers regard the | rolull.i :> - a.lx m vp w of the m
ten-tilt.i
"■
ice
coin
pi
i>.*ion‘
in
•
!J m U Hal I ill, m a letter to tbe
situation a grave, even danger I
' O'.I Hint tie would ennous. and derive no hope from Hie cent f. to i in grant a frcigV in N" "
•Gi'-l an inve ligation of Hie «),.
possible foAiialiou of a ministry crease in i a- pi.rthwi st.
Heavy p .lit taking in Cm'.-! dm Don and unit ilutum of Joim (!'by Edouard Herriot.
IIIIB lIIIIIIH IIIIM IIia illllia ia illS iM IM S S IIlllM IS IIIllH IIIIIIIIIM lIR lllS IIU M B S N K a a illllS IllH I
I c.-miiioii, (b-i.cin! M-. N-'ill, Dchind I.milling iiispeetor.
The Times -avs m. practical plan S tates
I'll- governor stated that lie was
for tiie financial saivi tinn of tors and - In r recent leaders dm
France has been outlined except in ing tile ......"mg was well ab.-nrl.nl aliuized at tl.e "lawless outbreaks’’
the expert committee’s report and pf I faiiid I" dampen bullish <n whieh bad <n i urri'd in eertain see(li II* ol i In Male.
bv former Finance Minister Cnii- thnsiasiii m other section of tl
A complete line of
1 A Lf,A H ASS EE, Fla., July 111, laux. It. maintains thnt ection list.
C!ypress
and Pine
Buying orders were scattered
Id’) -T w enty-tw o thousand three upon this plan is indispensihlo to
STUART I. II. Parke r, town
Ifiovcrnor To Leave hundred and ninety four and seven overt parti"'- bankruptcy.
over a h ail list hut the motor, marshal of Salerno, was plaeeil un F ram ing
swe July 20 And tenths tons of commercial fertil
The Morning Post declares that public uidity and railroad *ig..-tl der a r re s t by Deputy S heriff Jim S heathing
lake
ScxcimI Slnpw izer were consumed in Florida dwv the Marin pclliameiit does not equipni. pi issues gave the I" ! Sti.i klcy, of Marlin county, -ual Siding
F n rn iiiI.
.
i i"g the umntti of June, according possess the rcuuisitc facts to fare demon*:iatmn of group strength. charged with the parking of an
tnroutc
yommjr
t() Ult, lll((lllllJy n,imrt (lf
peak prices were rtcerd- automobile without lights for an Flooring
the situtaion. which is indispensible New
Pledger, supervising inspector of for the rosurrertioa of the finan cd by Texas Gulf Sulphur, Cu-li 1excessive period ol time.
The ur- Cellini;
3ASSEK. I I., . July ip. tiie S ta te Depai'tment of Agricul- cial situation.
m en’,*. UT-stinghouse Airbrake and re*t was made after the two of- Finish
Manhattan Electrical Supply.
!.w*'Un: i" meet West tpre.
Deer*' hnd clashed over tiie dejmty’s Moulding*
Nvernf.i- John W. MarI antImrity to make the arrest.
Seven counties used over t,0OO
L ath
Talk I,;.-, ee on July tons, Polk consuming 1,520.1, with 15-INCH HOLE
CHICAGO. July 19.—t/P)- d '.S .
IS
Ilrick
' ngl't.-en'li annual Orange next in line, with 2,511.8
D. A.) Ifoga: receipts, 35,(11)"; PENSACOLA The tender senti
I of the i f . , „or* of th<‘ tons.
IN WALL 1D@25 higiier; top, 14.50; hulk >ic ment
of a broken hearted mother Lime
Hillsborough county ran BLOWN
Islrnbb- 16(1 to 210-pouml wcigl.i . caused H. ('. Gross, manager of Hie I P la ste r
at Orange a close race, with 2,213.-1 OF CHICAGO
JAIL 14.20f,i I 1.10; most 240 to ■'!.* • i’en-.aeola G at company, to order; W hite Rock P laster Hoard
( ton.;, and Lake, with t.709 tons;
pound butchers, $13.00 (a) C s .
t Mmtn.
in- accnni- Pinellas, 1,122; Dade, 1,1(13.9 and
a vigorous search ..! the company's |
(Continued from Page Ii
Imlk packing sows, $11.25(iiH | ".i coffers for a 25 cent piece with Nails
IKrv Ah
Highlands, 1,030.1. followed.
Fearful
that
tiie
bomb
had
shat
Imlk desirable slau g h ter pi.' . -cratches on it.
Dixie,
Franklin,
Gulf,
and
The quarter, the | Screen W ire
f c 11"’.; 0 ri-iice, Govtered the wall and had opened to
J*|r' -Mai'lm udl take Holmes counties used no fertilizer the prisoners a way to the outer 14.00(««-l 1.25; In avy weight im;- mother told Mr. Gross, had been Huilderu H ardw are
12.75(,i 13.75; m.-ilium, 3.40(3)1 J :" scratched by tier baby Imy, just Doors
every "|.|-.ni.-iity to a t all.
world, guards, armed with repeat light, 13.75(3)1150; light liglii - prior to the death of the child. The I
Following
is
how
the
other
coun
*Ui ni‘ liopolt. ,-e, \ t
ing rifles, sprang out to surround 13.75(k I 1.50; pa'-king sows, $l.7.'<f,i coin hud been dropped into the gas W indows
dim udl pan e for ties stood in consumption:
Fram es and Screens
the
jail a moment a fte r tiie report 11 .S"; .laughter pigs, 13.75(^)11-’’' meter against tin- Imhy’s will. The
Alachua, 130 lone; Maker, -18.5;
,
they plan
Cat i n , 16,000; fed steers.
>ila.VH.
Uny, 3.8; Bradford, 111; Brevard, Jind /lied away.
25-eent piece was found and pre- |
Thousands of persons nmv ,o ii’gi.i i ; desirable kinds includin'' sealed the mother.
Broward, 8-1.1; Calhoun, 2.5;
j
Wl
Made t» O rder
■pen Mon- 5G8.8;
Mu'
('weight
heifers
up
most;
*t"'k
Charlotte, 81.8; Citrus. 44.6; Clay, the scene and remained to gap it
«. <
1" 'x • • ii i. r
N " ||in
M
orphy
Ironing Hotirda
(-.;
.
’-I
feeder
i
faiily
ai
l
u
.
the
guns
of
the
guards.
Tinpris
'ill,T O N A structure h e r e
D eiiiiii"c. Im planned 73.4; Coljior, 4; Columbia, 'd.,7>j*J)o! Soto, 4421; Duval, 175.3; Escam oners within set up a wild . I nner weighty : t i e r s and long yearling . kii".vii as the old Elliott home, Medicine C'abinctH
®
krtainoi,
iii
■ .
• which will bia, 31.2; Flagler, 3.5; Gadsden,
f shrieks and yells, milling .-• - -I 10.50; sum" 11.35; fat cows i"^ I^ and which bad stood on the conn
' hi- ^ i lluwsione 42.2: Gilchrist, 5; Glades, 8; Ham il
heavy heifers, s u a d y ; bulls, ,‘I-*I . t.v square for years, is being di*cells ami hull peris.
■•' ' '.I''" and other
higher; few heavy IlidsUins, •’■.l->
ton', 8.7; Hardee, 775.5; Hendry
Every ,Clue Point* To Ferndi"*
. ’ J;nn"tled to provide space for the
52; Hernando, 104.
i ereetion of the new $150,000 connEvery lead, jrtlirc said, pointed («)6.25; vealers, steady; 12.00
few 12 50. i i ,
J1®/1'", will I-, i „ ni by
Imliun River, 22!Mi-tons; J a c k to Fernekes.
He wns one of five packers;
l- u
M
.v liitilding, which, Santa Rosa
- - T H B - --------- *
K " hi. Ill . where he
Sheep, 11,600; fat lamb* steady:
ty ■ ? ’
tructimr
'»t th, "id Day Lunch- tion, 13;_Jefferaon, 35.7; ,,Laf*t-.j,prisoners exercising in the bombed no western Hold; fairly top n a t i v *
" iy
now f ”n-tructing.
S
a
n f o r d ^.
yette,
6.7;
Lpe,
24D.6;
I^on,
19;
chamber.
Fernekes, accused <d’
Then tin- t liigf executn packer*, 13.75; slid p strong:
o r T R O U H im / '
\
it
| LeVy, 29.3; Liberty, 1; Madison, five slayings, and known to pos- Tat
owes mostly 6.00,p.:.l>0; feeder*
S
PETERSBURG - A
II
L a u n d r y |
nikrl" f ,| ll"",i,iral a,uI 2 2 Iv W utcc,*38E4; ’Mu rUm Yi MA- res.* skill as a dynamiter, has made
3
•
•months old chimpanzee, fresh from
M11iI)|s M>ni(*- Martin, 08; Monroe, 1.5; Nassau, several attem pts m escape.
"
1y ‘
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I the wilds of Africa, has been enMth.- |a '.
1 Horiflnr* 16.6; Okaloosa, 6; Okeechobee, 7;
In
hts
cell
four
months
ago
were
CHICAGO,
July
19
.
I’»
Wb.
:i'
.r ,,,^ d l{crc ,,s (tho
»f the
r
;""U
it
U se
M.-ii-Liu will Osceolu, 139.7; Palm Beach. «7-9;
t'f'.hat.lv " Gnut two I’aaco, 469.8; Putnam , 477.9; St. discovered three dynamite percus- took a sudden upturn, tod-r n.' ' J.M'
^
‘C ,m rly'
J> (,J
sfon caps, a bottle of nltro-glycer- er a w avering start.
J,v^.d
' m i! ' " " I
nl y ‘ ^ ' I nsurance man, agreed
l®,Rhl"g ||„ " d l ta- eon- Johns, 5; St. Lucie, 347.3; Santa in, a steel a a file and a razor. high tem peratures nortl.we t w. ’>
\,rv>ii:nl thl’ chimpanzee to the
Dtp
to
and
osn,
2,3.4;
S
arasota,
127.6;
Semi
Not long be "ire that, Fernekes had imly scattered ruin more than c »'ui , ir
Tung
nole, 931.6; Sumter, 59.7; Suwun- attem pted iO csrape from the bull
terhalunced here the influenei .-!
Z
,
16.3; Union, pen of a court room by crawling unexpected
i?""'s "f t itc ............
govorn- nee, 27.5; Taylor,
lower quotations n r Ltv5-1
j|^^'R*^TWIss Mclthe principal !fi7.7; V-oluaja, 787Jt; W a k u lla ^ 7.7^. over a 'vrtnuom. *
L<r|)0,)j
11- « Darby, of Daytona Beach, won
Mix.1**),," at
;il int>
the cu|i
eon- Walton, 16.3 and Washington, 2.6.
Fernekes was questioned, and in 1 Opening unchanged to P , low-1 H'M f,r.ize1/ 1" r f" ‘vinb’ the best ox
|Jtf|ri!itig
telegram
a suave, defiant strain, denied that I e:. w heat quickly rose nearly three j '"bit of cities represented a t tho
^ '"'viriior Ralph (>.
-MillllC | "inpetent Auto JuropsDitchAaid ho placed the bomb, denied that he I cents above initinl bottom figures, nnt'iinn! gathering of the Kappa
had mnde for the spot immedin ■ C o r n , oats and provisions were '\lphu Theta fraternity, ut San
"dl |,(.
corn s ta rtin g 1«t* to
qp . rancisco, according to word r
Field; ly a fte r the explosion, as h r tfirmei’,
l*«er said *****
(;° v ’ Runs
.ui scoring fu r th e r guins later.
.ceived here,
The exhibit was arIt the , '
s|l"W OX
prisoners testified he did, uu-l .
in q," Mtl s hn\V |)t.en N egro Driver Is Held serted he stood calmly by • - I
Crop reports from the spring belt ranged by tho local chamber of
woro Increasingly pessimistic to- j commerce.
order was restored.
R T ? »'i! '"V S T ; While rftciug on Celery *Avel\uo Ilia cell was searched, and .ho iy. Damage Waa noted as taking ;
— ----------------in nn effo rt to beat anothed driver, guards found a cup of par-il'm place continuously In the absence J0((i)37; seconds, 33@34'A.
Fggs unchanged; receipts, 18,088
N. N. Merny, negro, .Sanford, lost which recently ha<l been heated by nf ndequato moisture.
According to one expert telo- case^.
control of hlB car, which jumped matches, .and a handful of nitroa two-foot ditch, and landed in a powder, both of which, police said, g iphing from Saskatoon, 'Sank.,
JACKSONVILLE, July
field.. Merny missed a telegraph aro used- in m aking a dynamite t '’c total present indicated yjcld
If'“r ''immunity ’pole
for a distance of 200 miled a p —Conditions and quotations on tho
by 10 teet, it in nuid, but hin bomb.
. % s Will Be car wna damaged. The negro waa
proaching there from Regina is Jacksonville m arket today, as re
well
below last year and unless ported by the Flnrldu State Mark
hurt.
Hi
18 Afternoon notMerhy
will fuco a charge of Two K ilted, Four Hurt tlic'c- is good rain within a Waek eting Bureau) Supplies of all mis
crop will approach disaster on cellaneous vcgctabfftf heavy; de
rcrklesu driving, proferred by
r ut 1 lilllc
In A pta „ Accidents atho
“ tVe
l
y
tbirr
^artd or poorly farjn«l mand,olovrj m a rk e t dull: "
MotoreyeTfc
'O
fficer
Jdo
Brinkley
hold the
^ '" u riitv
Doan*,
H-bushel
.hamrior*,
KenWEST PXiGM- BEACH, Fla,,
'"Ihir days,", before Jnstjcc of Pence M. W. I*oJuly 19*—
afe..d«ad utid
,
by ; "'"‘It’ late thinVeR.
in**1!
h county
*'
Cherry, negro, was driving* four inju
M C C :'■"inmittee of 55 W.miles
accidents
when
Sunday’s
an
hour
yesterday
<?n
the
ounced
"‘hivASTl!'iuli0n’
Rklii. w,„.i
1he com- Bunofrd-Oriando highway, accord had been chac
The surf;
m g to a complaint field
net by, officer
‘)0n with q "u* l ^ll‘ plans ing
b* heard elaimecf a lift .® .
His cane will
w
" sl,tvial sale Brinkley.
Luther JusQiisBi
before’ Justice Lovell.
Mon h(,i,i
Worth apd.BtMn,
JACKSONVILLE—Anot) r .fe a t drowned and a n j
iihen lah. from WeH;J
of surgery ■
was.record
‘.)ostyxi*
;;e
Princess Ice Cream
■*
Determination
*
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Sunday
Turkish govornmonh is ready tof. j wirvtS______
™ l » t h . . a r t a j n on I h . . . e n d net. r l ^ t ' h X ' i M i ' n ^ T h f f u S f w f f l
of its prosecution of political op- pfopierly accommodated until Wt
ponenta, 13 of whom were hnnged 18, where th e flre dld moat. o f .1
5
in the street* of Sm yrna last week
for nn alleged plot to kill Presi
dent Mustapha Kemal Pasha. Six
D elig h tfu l V acation i t y r
ty men are to be tried.
>; All Hall
v
. . •
It has been decided by the gov
The r*«MT trt» by heat.
ernm ent to stage the second net of
the dram a in this, tho new capital
Heave August tth '«nd 7th
of Turley- because it ia unable to Juckaonvlltc Hnuthnrn Toura
connect all of those under a r re s t pauy offers special'rates on
tours to the Henoul-Cent
with th e plot to kill tho president, prunenn,l
Panada Inclndlng
but only with an a tte m p t to profit nlnt
IdkHmi. Philadelphia, New
by the assassination and by t h e ’ Hiiffato. Nlaxra Falls. TortmCqL V
Islands and Montreal,
overthrow of the Kemallst regime Thimnnnil
Cnnuilu.
•
*
l H
nnd securing power.
»
Tour ,Vo. 1
!i m**.
Tour No. Z
The atm osphere of m ystery and
Tour No. 3
«!•».
whispered conversation recalls the
days of the sultans. Many of thosu
For circular and further Infohtii-'
“ -------- --------------A' R!5f*i * S * !
under arrest_jirc fumed for their 1
Political sagacity. The names of shall bo pleased » 10
'" '*have
* * * you#
Co, " W
i d -. '
’
■■‘e
Knver Pasha and Djemal Pasha dress.
will be heard frequently at the
IIOtTlliCnill TOVBN (Nh,
trial and sensntionnl revelations
I*, n. IIn , SStfl,
are promised.
r.nheland. Fla.
•*
m u
mi
3
Co with,
North'f M i
x
w t*
Ueut.\Commander
Byrd, u&h
’•c
T R IU M P H
'J
i'4
Time
FURLAP &
CASH LUMBER CO.
Crystal Lake Dining Room
M O M E N T S W E O L iK E T o L IN E O W E R —
A M O N G rT H E S U R V JIW O R S .
“Am id Majestic Pines '
M ore buyers, each w eek, are proof that S a n
ford G rove is becom ing known
throughout
the stale ns one of the substantial develop
ments of Florida.
B*.
No promises have ever been m ade that could
not he fulfilled.
No unreasonable predictions
have ever been m ade concerning this develop
m ent.
Sanford G rove is pushing forward as no other
residential section in the city.
Today
it is
known as a beautiful sub-division— tomorrow
it will he view ed as one of the finest and most
-jr.rr.w,bLl«AM5,
Oi « • »T sis scsvic*. mv.
Use Herald Want Ads for Rest
MEET i Over 22,000
NEW
Tons
Seminole Creamery’s
3
PR iN C ESSlcTcR EA M
CULTURED BUTTERMILK
S e e Sanford G rove and be
convinced as to where you
want- your new home built.
July 20th
g
%
Good N ews fo r
the M en o f
Sanford
We have had 9 fhtei
sale on •«
L it
IS YOUR FRIEND-
w hat you know are healthful products
RAINOR5H INEZj
PASTEURIZED SWEET CREAM
“ LAND 0 ’ LAKES” BUTTER
P A S T E U R IZ E D SWEET MILK
te r - jr t
COTTAGE CHEESE
in to
A
Our Homestic,
Dry, or Wet
Family
Requirement. y
PhoAa 249
Tuesday, 1 Day Only
t
Will Me^t Yonj^ Efety
SANFORD GROVE Inc.
MILANE THEATER
LUMBER YARD
WE HANDLE
3
B. C. MILLER, Pre«.
First N a tio n a l HnrJc Hldtf.
1 *.
S o m e o f the Healthful Products W e Carry:
exclusive residential districts of Florida.
r-.'ry-
.
q^ j aiahAlu n
Barrett Approved Roofei
SANFORD GROVE
i.'i
v'
Six Democrats Are Turkish Government
Tff'OtU&sH&vffi£l
■After* Nomination To
Part In Death Pis*
.
Sipkluc i
In Texas Primary ANGORA, July 1 9 .-(/P )—Thai itnpU
M
Flat ( ’hosted Folks'
Need More Solid Flesfli
r ^ x x ^ x v c S iS S m M .
( hinigo bush.-nd* and ex-hiisfenmls wh- fail f„ p,.v alimony ns the
. ",rtM httV«’ “rdered must deal With Mr Margmcl D,>nnr. She has
him assumed the duties of emu ................ „f il„. m.wlv instituted
.10 a ;m<.nV bureau, atul it is her job to .... tin t, dcli.picnt husbands
pa\ up without constant court actions In c \ ivi\c-
NEW MINISTRY
IS AT WORK ON
RADICAL CHIEF
a t t e n d e d !P f J f e i?i,ij» r Vsed
In Florida In June
K *r!
■
j Pressure Is HigU [
Seminole Cream
Company
nnf craculrs
?ir:
:'v’V S
_ TUB 9ANF01TO HEBAta. MONDAT JirT.V »10,
'B
J u s t before the congregational
.primaries began, a lew weeks ago.
Rep.
Henry Alien Cooper
if
Wlaconsin. the oldest member, in
point of sorvicc, in Congress, told
. mo th a t Congresses of today are
liberal ns compared with the first
Olio he came to in 189.7. but. thut
m oney’s power in politics probably
la g r e a t e r now than ever before in
\ history.
IWA'v*
• * •
-V / » ^ ow ^ know wlint hr meant.
Ha m eant, fo r instance. Pennsyl
vania.
,’t r
H e meant Illinois, if Senator
C araw ay’s cbvrges of corruptiou
in tho Republican Scnntmml pri
mary there are iruidu good.
He may Imre meiint oilier
plnctis, too. We shall see, ns S<*n-
*
•mM
-
............ *
*cv
S T t PAUL Minn., July 19.— (/P)
.u r * . ««*• — . « gatin g committee goes on with it* j dianpix ar».<l into the earth near tures around the 100 mark.
On the north shore of Lake Su
"probe.”
I P ars im borough and two smaller
..‘Ammunition in too small a
* * *
, house* tarnl on the brink of a perior, about 75 miles north of St.
t o t on
01 the m ap" is, in general, the
Representative Cooper's account jcuver ■ at the Peach Orchaid col- Paul, an iev blast brought a snow
rerdict
of arm y men on wie
the recent
n vm
fdlet or
«««>■•■; , that we’ve progressed in tlu* -t;*' liory.
fall lasting f«r ubout 20 minutes,
r « t p l o 8 l o n s which wrecked the [
since he fir»*t wn« -" con
Tin Main line of the Deluwurc followed by a cold rain which
**
tuihAV.y'a
Tvavv's Lake Dennmrk (N. J.) gressman,
but wlinl
he'sH niriiui
afraid o«
of iflmJ
what he
Kailrou.l is so serious- ' “ >?« t<> windshield* of automobile*
JgYnmhitlona depot and threatened the is that money will gain control nnd ()
ff( fr(J , h(lt trains hllvt. t(, ),,. »* It fell.
R ftv an n y ’a neighboring Pientlnny ar- s ta rt u* back the wav we < me.
r' . rM,ll,.1ji
------------rtn a t
Liberal legislator* like I’oopcr, | S e.eial carload* of lumber dr->p- Davis Will Be Guest
Naval officers. since it was
very much rdensed w i l h j h e l
, nto thu
11I(l;iy
tiic big hoi:1 yS ;,<
atiuday
’their d e p a r tm e n ts . di«a»tcr. nr« are
Pennsylvania diaclo*i|ic« and with when
* L a railroad spur leading *o the1 Of Coolidges Tonight
lin o * *o ready to concede this hut what they look for still to <omr.
4
i« unquestionably it i» the consensus Thev're not pleased with ti:e evi lunilx * yard was swallowed.
PAUL SMITH’S, N. Y., July 1!*.
T-.« • it y five houses a re in llie
M of opinion a t the War Depart • dences of crookedness, of nurse,
'f* zone, which affect* two - i/P)- -The summer W hite Hom e
1 nient.
but their impression i* II. <n>ok- ;, 1dan;”
Thirty-five families have 1m* its first overnight guest to
"A ll the prerautions in the world, cd caiiitid has overdone it.-< If and >I»m
a rm y experts nssert, don't guaran- I will hnvo to stay under cover for been forced to move from the area night, Dwight Davis, S ecretary of
and nihers are prepared to do so. War, who is coming a t tho invi
&tta absolutely against an explosion a long time to come .
tation of President Coolidge.
,,Where TNT. high power «hells and
There wn* a Korimer scandal and
The secretary, who is on an >>f
£jjCull cans are stored, but its pro- \ ________
____scandal rind th«*v <lidn't 1 I .imp.i Tampa Gas Company
a Newborrv
portions can be limited by limiting i pri!Vt.nt tiie present mici.
niie i, Init they 'couip!. t c lacing .'l.’t miles of new filial inspection trip, was ut the
Plattsburgh
Military
Training
the amount of the explosive*.
were individual scandal* and only main*.
— ---------Camp today.
Sunday wns a
u “ Enough of them to endanger a counted as such. This tune th e re ’s
( trim do- £125,000 ndditnn to he ijuiet day lor tho president and
Iy*. whole countryside, these authori- | a prospect of n bi,f but h. all at
built
to Orange General Hospital. Mr.*. Coolidgin
i
once.
’.?• ties add. shouldn't be concentrate.!
on a comparatively small reserva
tion—a t any rate, in i>cace time.
’The magazines should be widely
B y W illiam s
OUT OUR W AY
W\ scattered.
...
♦ • •
C<"
'v
> St ru ct ur al ly , the l* k # Denmark
D ' O kI G r f
Y MW m a r G E Z . —
m iirf^lnes are described bv mili
i\' / B
c tM iO L D U P
^ v a j h o T i f w o o 'd
ta ry men who have seen them ns
.u^n!8r"/'auAO ‘r r s o ^ ? \
MDCtl V-POM
•
having hern the last word ill de I
A L O S T 'A L W L
N sign, for their purpose.
H
UH f G o s H iX
GOSkA G r \ v K E S .
The wall* were trem rndouslv 1
G
o t A M O T H E R 'W ,
I W l ' o H t r t VN02
B u t O O - 'm MltT
thick anil strong and the roof*
H
A
I N ' T 1 ? Co u r s e
were simple laid on. not fasten*' I '
MW M A O l D M 1
" f DAW A G lK i,
IF
I D A LOST O N E
Tlie theory was that nn explo '
A H " T 'M O n R E R AM O o W ' M E f e r
slon, should one occur, would not ;
EW
E
T - U S F O U R T H ,I D
P o i ft N MW G O O D
Tv-V N E X T O A S «
exert its force literally but in the j
A H A TTA BE A U TTl E
direction of least resistance, u p
VAMS 'a T o TH N E X T I ^ I A T O U E R O N E -,
m o r e C A R L F U l—
ward' hurling the unattached roof
A B E S T DAW T '
hbrV in the nir nnd shooting
r k C H R i 'b M U S !
S tr a ig h t up nfter it. as a charge of
i h o t is fired from a gun-barrel,
the dobris raining back upon the
spot it ntarted from.
Thin theory works out pretty
In practice when a single
m agazine blows up, thu army ex
^ A fcporta say, and the Lake Denmark
^ ^ I m a t h o d of construction may have
4 'te n d e d to minimize tin* extent of
dam ag e even there, but the
‘ '" s h a t t e r i n g effect of ,i prolonged
sd^iea of sucli explosions, it’* point
ed out, is enough to upse: el most
any theory.
K
■ '—Kpn'1
::>.'/■ v’ V f ‘ <
* ’i | #
Two large Dwellings Snow Falls In N orth
Disappear In Earth As Woods Of Minno3oi:\
Mfrie Cave-In Occurs!
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■sew
T H E S A N ^ O R D H E R A L D . M O N D A Y , JU L Y I f t iW S
— aa e a w B S C i
.*,i.
■.r.r-:.i
■■— T u ii, ,
S' .
h
w*
Burgess Milk Products Company
110 W. Second Street
ja -jV -a
coral’ be&
be d
Vord, nnj .10 trading a cprtiV
wSs'"i
kiiud by
but find that we m :
have quite a few ligjtet
w eights th at we w■ill l
sa crifice in order tfi>
m ake room fo r
shiphoents.
a
i
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T H E S A N F O R D H ER A LD , MONDAY, JU L Y 19, 1926
“Th# More A c .. - - .
THE BOSS OF THE A IR GETS THE AIR
AsBrisbane Sees It
’
Cash Drug(
War On Religion. .
In a certain Florida city a larg e real cstajtc office wan
To Conquer Lightning. ’ ’
closed a m onth or so ago. Since last Fall its salesm en had
1)1ue For Rees—Not FU*«.
Only $210,000,000,
H l i u r , been assem bling every m orning, n a ttily dressed, sm iles on
ob«r ST. >911, »t ths Postoffles th e ir faces, ready in all o u tw ard appearances for “an o th er
BY ARTHUR DiUSBANE
V BinfoWl^Florlda, under Act of
(Coprrlabt Itrn, by Stay Ce.)
big d ay ’s business.” Since la st Fall those boys had not
(m ade a single sale. None of th em received a cent of »nlPROTESTANT miss I o n a r I c n
T ^ ukaV~L,M.A~«£7«t#*'"wffoi ja ry from the company.
plan 1o leave Mexico before July
LH K. JOilRI, M a ia flM IMIle*
A few of the salesm en, lucky enough to have reservt III, when new religious lawn go
H t 'n s r n i P T i o s i *a tk b
funds, would slip into the room s of th e C om pany’s officers j j’nto effort' They say their usl_ T * # r — 17 . 80! 81* M o n t h * —II.BO.
___ItTsroil tn C l t r by C a r r i e r , p e r nnti beg the privilege of helping out in the. paym ent of fulnenn will end.
* M k . IRc. , W e e k l y E d i t i o n ** 00 • bills th a t had to lie m et.
El Universal Graflco reports
I t was a case of every salesm an
W>
believing in his proposition. B ut th ere was not enough that every Catholic church In Mex
ico will he dosed.
The govern
^otke«A*raId”™ "'ti.nnk». °r«oiu^ vapitnl to begin w ith to finance the am bitious plans of the ment denies it. suying no school or
tionn «nd noitren of eiaerininmenin; pj-omoters. T hen one day th is S pring th e office closed*; church will he undented t h a t obeys
* «barir*dC,forR»t rixuar^advirtuiu* jO utsiders understood th a t th e Company was “ b u sted .” Au d i the Inw.
to all in ten ts and purposes it is ju s t th a t— B usted, and I ALL CHURCH property is to be
jii^
'd, «>
ai |
busted fflat.
J confiRpaw
confiscated.
onn cne
the KTOunn
ground tn
that
M K M n p .n A n s o r i A T K D r n F . u a
T h « A ss o c ia te d P re s * In s i c l u s
Havi
tving heard absolutely nothing about th e e ffe c t of th!» ifSureSISPTmiuwfulwe
n
lil^V j
I t a l y t n l l l l n l to t h e u se f o r
re
p u b l i c a t i o n of a ll ticw» d i s p a t c h e s
re
upon
the
com
m
unity,
and
knowing
n
o
th
in
g
.about
1
50
years.
No
religious
Instruc[
failin'1
c r e d i t e d t o tt o r n o t
o th erw ise
‘
I I />
r ill
I t t i / l l t i U
(■ t w l
Ik M I'ltflllflU
Ii
1U
1 l l o i
t U Iti
U
l i n t n / l
<t * 1 / 1
I
A T T
T,,K ^
Next door | n !»■
«.l*rt«-
Elton J. Mom
A R C H IT E C T
F ir s t National Bank
S anford
f ’
K elvinator is not ^
m ent, b u t is tried ant
T ens of thousands 0
u sers.
t h e ...............
fo il tin..e s o f .......
t h e ......
m e................
n who w
..........
e r e a t t h e ____
h e a d. o__f t h e c o n - tinn will l.e permitted in school'
. r e d l t c d In tlila p a p e r a n d »lao t h e
iiJh ts no T \ ? u i u ^ V " a u / . n h o f ,,ln« p e c t J ! ' ccrn, The Hon.ld m ight he supposed ! o have no reason f o r ..n d religi-u iH«Mlcat,onn may .mi
diap^ichea imrem i,r» aiaui r s w o r f . | referrin g lo this alleged m isfortune. B ut it Ju st happens : [[“ ^onu'l poli'tionl affairs. nCW”
t ha t we know an in te re stin g sto ry in connection w ith t he .
MONDAY. JULY 19, l!)2fi
flivvering out of th a t real e sta te company. We w ant to pass
M iicntly
TgR .IIEH^LD PLATFORM
th a t story on.
• | pccinlly at the Catholic church,,
♦
*
*
t tho national church of Mexico.
'- 1,—Deeper water route to Jaek-
K e l v i n a t o r plat
.
McLander Are
c, ,
. non v IHe.
W h e n t h e b o y s l e a r n e d t h a t t h e o f f ic e m u s t c lo se, tHoy
^ U f ^ u h l9,.—Construction of St. Johna-Inh ad g a th e r e d fo r th e u su al “ p ep " m eetin g .
T h e y s a n g it j„ns apply to all religi-. . hut th.
dian River rnnal.
r
A. D. IJOSIHt
t h u i r p e p s o n g s . T h e y r o a r e d w i l h l a u g h t e r o v e r t h e t a l e [Catholic . bun-h in mosi affected,
i . -Extension nf white way.
I.-—Swimming pool, trnnin court*, o f " t h e fu rftiie sl t h i n g t h a t h a p p e n e d t o m e t o d a y . " W h e n
11 ls t,lc l>u n»»“ ‘ <>f tin
etc.
I be s a l e s f o r c e m a n a g e r to ld o f tin- p r o p o s e d d o s i n g o f t h e M" x in u ' K " '- '™ ® " * .
k<’“ P *»>•
loin-h oulnide of poll
I . —- Augmenting of building pro
..
.
,
, ,
, .
Catholic
o
f
f
ie
e
,
s
i
n
c
e
all
w
e
r
e
e
x
p
e
c
t
i
n
g
it.
tin*
c
r
o
w
d
c
h
e
e
r
e
d
t
o
r
g ra m - h o u s e s , holds, a p a r t
ment houses.
I h e r o n i p a n y a n d f o r ea< li o f t h e o f f ic ia l s .
| The ie o .-< (he world will watch
4.— Extension of street paving
T h e n a f t e r a g r i p p i n g s i l e n c e t h a t lold m o r e t h a n w o r d s , w u h inter*- < 'his revival of an old
pm gram .
bpiairel between church and state
1.—Construction of b o u l e v a r d c o u ld h a v e c o n v e y e d ol w h a t t h i s b r e a k i n g u p m u s t m e a n ,
o n e y o u n g fellow s t o o d u p a n d s a i d , " W e ll, b o y s , it h a s b e e n
around Lake Monroe.
WHEN 'NIK arnennl a t Lake
9 .—Completion of city beautifies- a g r e a t g a m e .
I h av e le a rn e d m ore th a n
I co u ld
h a v e Denmark blew up, It wan linked
<lon program.
(
l e a r n e d in t e n v e i n s at, s c h o o l.
I h av e learn ed
t h e g r e a t lii’ii whether the governm ent had
•*“"~ “wHh provision0fo7^’incrcaaed v u *lu?
fe llo w s h ip .
I h a v e s e e n h o w m u c h it p a y s t o r u n .seriously studied protection from i
That lightning flnsli
: facilities.
' w i t h a c l e a n c r o w d . A n d , B u d d i e s , I h a v e e v e n d i s c o v e r e d lightning.
at Lake Denmark cost this eountrv
-----*------------------------------------------ 1 t h a t Hit* D o lla r is n o t A l m i g h t y a t all.
R i g h t t h i s m i n u t e * 10U,<100,0011 and many liven. j‘Kv 1
BIHI.rj VFiu.SK FDR TODAY [ h a v e n ’! t h i r t y c e n t s to c a ll m y o w n .
B u t I fe e l lik e a erylhing had been done to protect
TH E
II1RF.I) SEKVANl
K in g .
I’d r a t i o r b e o n e o f t i i i s b u s t e d
bunch
th an
tin* against lightning," said the gov- .
t-eminent.
“Thou shall m.i "Pi'n*"-. ft »»""• • r i c h e s t g u v iu ( o w n . "
servant I hut 1* | .... . mnl needy.
w hether lie he of ihy brethren, <n
A i n d l i e r o f t h e c r o w d j u m p e d (o h is feel a n d s i l e n c e d t h e
NOW
PROFESSOR P u p i n.
of thy stranger*, that are m thy g r o u p a b o u. t to i m p r o v i s e a s o n g to fit " t i l e r i c h e s t g u y in (eaitier nf electn>.mechanics at
land." Dent. 21 II.
to w n .
I h i s m a n w a s o l d e r t h a n t h e o t h e r s p e a k e r , b u t h e irninmhiu University, says the d>«
PRAYER - P e a r Lotd Mlesned *,a<l b e e n so m e r r y a c o m r a d e t h a t his s o l e m n i t y ill ( h e -a s t- r was due to ignorance,
j A 1upper roof on the building .
are the merciful for they s h a l l ' m o m e n t w a s i m p r e s s i v e .
■copper sheeting to protect chini
E* • obtain mercy.
••[ w a n t U> s a y j u s t a fe w w o r d s , fe llo w s , lit* b e g a n .
II j iiev-, connei tmn from roof to
3NDRVOIJS WITH DVATH w ‘‘
d r i n k i n g a t o a s t I, too, w ould l i k e to m a k e i( s o m e - ground at m.my points by copper
RBNDEVOl
: vo " " „ . T . W . !
J j hi I ik, : •||„S,,,|
r ,,.if u„. I.,„, I.’ I,
I have
Wj
At
<JI>iiuM li.irrt.'H.I,.,
i | ' m l I » m KWiiK liiii’ij l u w o r k .
I wiia I n i i n m l f o r c-nitiiii’c r . I
th.. win.i„»«, i,
VC*l' When
i*n Spring cornea hack with lllg.
I WHS s a i d lo b e a f i g h t g o o d b u i l d e r ol r o a d s a n d absolutely safe from lightning.
runtling shade
b rid g es.
I urn g o i n g b a c k lo m a k e h i g h w a y s f o r t h e p e o
KaD And npple-hlosMomn fill the air— ple. T h i s h a s b e e n a g r e a t g a m e . B u t, fo llo w s , it w a s
WHAT IS color?
Why arc
Ik
!1
!
> I have a rendezvous with Denth
men, with *.ight perfect otherwise,
{ When Spring brings hack blue m o s t l y t h a t , a g a m e . M i g h t y fe w o f us w e r e t h i n k i n g o f tumble* t o ’distinguish colors?
g iv in g o u r b e s t to th e w o rld .
W e w e re t r y i n g t o m a k e
dnyn ami fair.
Why dn blind women sorting
m o n e y f o r t h e C o m p a n y , t r y i n g t o m a k e m o n e y f o r o u r varn in Loudon like blue ion! dis
$t .
I t m ay be he nhnll tnke my hand s e l v e s , w i t h p r e c i o u s l i t t l e c o n c e r n a s t o w h a t w e a s i n d i like red ?
/ ' And lead me Into hin dark lnnd
And clone my cyon and quench my v i d u a l s w e r e d o i n g w i t h o u r t a l e n t s .
MORE IMPORTANT because it
^ rc a th —
“ B ill, o v e r h e r e , ” h e c o n t i n u e d , “ is a n h o n o r g r a d u a t e is pnictieal, why do flies dislike
ft.
I t may l>e I nhall |mns him still. f r o m a d e n t i s t r y c o lle g e . T o m , t h e r e , is a wi/. in e l e c t r i c a l blue?
Point your kitchen bright
I have a rendeavoun with Death e n g i n e e r i n g . 1 c o u ld tell s o m e t h i n g o f t h a t s o r t a b o u t m o s t j blue and you have fewer flies.
On n*n*e nrarred nlojH; up buttered o f t h i s c r o w d . A n d i f t h i s m e a n # t h a t w e a r e g o i n g t o t r y ’i tin the other hand, if you
hill.
o u r d a r n d c s t to g e t b a c k i n t o tin* k in d o f w o rk t h a t w e c a n paint beehives blue, the bees
r' '
When Spring conies round again
uill In- happier.
Perhap'. it is
tie b e s t , t h e n s a y I, t h i s h a s b e e n a g r e a t
a n d g l o r i o u s bi’eau-«* bees enjoy themselves u n
this year
If
And th e first meadow-flowers a p B U S T . ”
der On’ blue sky. while flies like
pear.
iv jV
*
*
*
| to be out of the sunlight and away
* ».
I ii a blue kit T h e r e w e r e o t h e r s p e e c h e s . T h e r e a r e a l s o .some l e s s o n s if|’<»m the blue sky.
God known Twerc better tn be
I'lii'ii tbi-y may think they are outm.
In p o i n t ,
i t u t . as* w e s a i d in t h e b e g i n n i n g , t h i s is m e r e l y ! il'Kirs miller the sky.
depp
They arc
Plllawnil in silk mnl si i-hled down a s t o r y w e f o u n d i n t e r e s t i n g e n o u g h to p a s s on to H e r a l d lint very bi ight.
Where I.ove throbs out in Ithssful r e a d e r s . P e r h a p s vim will like to g i v e it a n e a r n e s t t h o u g h t
R
sleep,
P R E F E R R E D STOCK ,.| Stando r tw o.
Pulse nigh to pulse, and breath t<>
iii'il Oil nl Ni'W Jersey pay- 7 per
fcy.<
breath.
cent.
Money in cheap, 7 per cent
Bv.
Whefln huHhnd nwakenings are
interest isn't businesslike, anil tlie
1 ,
d««r. . . .
New Jersey Standard Oil Compa
B ut Pvc n rendezvous with Death
ny plans t<> back ail its preferred
A t m idnight in noine flaming
T h e S e m i n o l e C r e t t m e r v C o m p a n y n tin o u u e n tl t o d a y Iht: stock, paving owners $ llb ,U,r a
town,
This $iyit,fK)0,c o m p l e t i o n n j i t s n e w f o r t y - t h o u s a n d d o l l a r p la iil.
I v i u i p - $100 c e f if ieale.
W h e n 'S p r i n g '- t r i p s north again
000 operation isn't considered big
p
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to
m
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f
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e
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s
o
f
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c
r
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a
m
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this year,
ill our day.
$1,000,000 u-cd to
And 1 to my pledgisl word am se.v.en m i n u t e s , titid w i l h f a c i l i t i e s f o r c a r r y i n g t w o t h o u s make men shiver.
Now $100,true.
a n d g a lltin s o f t h i s p r o d u c t on h a n d , t h e n e w p l a n t t a k e s 000,000 I-. llie unit and one billion
1 shall lint fail th a t rendezvous. i t s p la c e a m o n g t h e i m p o r t a n t , i n d u s t r i a l i n s t i t u t i o n s o f is tile mark that the really big
— Alan Scrger.
The trillionaire is
S a n fo r d , a n d r a n k s a s on e o f th e la rg e s t o f its k in d
in men shot at.
i
coining.
F lo rid a.
Uriuul goon -down again,s prohA n n o m i e e m e n t o f n e w o r e n l a r g e d i n d u s t r i a l p l a n t s is
OLD JOE, a white horse, having
•bly trying to keop pare with the
falling, franc.
g e t t i n g lo b e a m a t t e r o f a l m o s t
every
day
o c c u r e n c e . served lb years in llie l.ili Cnurds
p i.
---------a --------T h i s f a c t is s i g n i f i c a n t a n d s t r e s s e s t h e s t e a d y i n d u s t r i a l of King George of England, worn
out at 20, was iihoui to in- shot.
firSaturday's
victory
wan
proh
e x p a n s i o n o f o u r c i t y . W e a r e to o it pi t o t r e a t m a t t e r s o f He attracted I lie attention of King
T.v
Ih r easiest
easi
•bly th?
onu Hen Cantwell
, t h i s k i n d Loo l i g h t l y , f a i l i n g a s w e o f t e n d o to r e a l i z e w h a t George and, thanks to the King,
K ? | haa turned in thin year.
i
g r e a t g o o d is d e r i v e d b e c a u s e o f t h e l o c a t i o n h e r e ol p l a n t s he will spend his remaining days
^
—
o
in clover a t Windsor Casl'e.
H eftlot will a tte m p t tho task w h i c h b r i n g m o n e y to o u r c o m m u n i t y .
The If ril ish will applaud, as they
®
*
fornting
a
ministry
in
France.
H e y w o o d W a l k e r a s s u m e d t h e m a n a g e m e n t o f t h e S e m should, that kind, royal 'bought.
i *
W e d like to know whpt'n tho m a t
inole C r e a m e r y C o m p a n y a b o u t a y e a r a n d a h a l f a g o a n d A few will wish that a much
t e r wiU> Hriaml ?
hits beert i n s t r u m e n t a l in b u i l d i n g u p a v e r y s u c c e s s ! t i l b u s i might lie done for many w,.rn out
D o n ! o.’iank the child if she n e s s f o r h i s c o m p a n y .
In fa c t t h e e x p e n d i t u r e "1 l o r t y - old hitman beings, spending their
days in iniconilortabli Critish
4? put# o k ’a taut ruin, and may lie sin* I h m is iiu d d o l l a r s w a s m a d e n e c e s s a r y in o r d e r to p r o \ ide last
pilothouses.
will tu rn out to li,. it great tennis
t h e e q u i p m e n t t h a t w o u ld e n a b l e t h e m t o h a n d l e t h e i n
tr*
phtyariT-Detroit News.
iiy
c re a s e d b u sin ess.
YOU COULD buy 12 liancs for
T h u / art) all out tu hunt SanT h e s u c c e s s o f t h i s i n s t i t u t i o n is b u t a n o th er a r g u m e n t $1 yesterday, only five im* $1
JV.*
.Yard l i r this necond half. Let
when tin* w ar started. War doesn't
i in b e h a l f o f S a n f o r d a s ti lo g ical l o c a t i o n l o r d i s t r i b u t i o n pay, even when you win.
{ o nhdtil; their he:**, efforts won’t
p l a n t s . W i t h i n e a s y r e a c h o f all c e n t r a l F l o r i d a p l a n t s , e n
r
'
Kcup
the ('•’elcrynien
down.
The Helgian king is made I'iiianturn r .
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t e r p r i s e s lik e t h e S e m i n o l e C r e a m e r y C o m p a n y w i t h h e a d eiul dictator "to save the Helgian
This mean: the king is
Herrin factions have signed
q u a r t e r s in t h i s c i t y , a n d w h i c h c a r r y o n
n o th in g
b u t franc."
to la* a pawn in lIn- band of lug
f f l . P**'# Pledge. Which may” be'ex'
a w h o l e s a l e b u s i n e s s , a r e e n a b l e d U* s e c u r e g r e a t v o l u m e ot financiers.
pecteir
'
F*vivu to
in iKH'ome
mil! and void
. .
t r a d e fro m n e a rb y c itie s an d tow ns.
when th e next election is b. Id.
France may iinitnte Helgimn and
1 All o f o u r p e o p le r e j o i c e iu t h e g r o w t h a n d p r o s p e t i t > make Cailluux a linam ml dictator
Tho
fi/, . Evitigntly there’11 bu no neimimt | 0 f - Iinv o n e i t m l i l u l i o tnl f o r t h e y r e a l i z e t h a t w h e n s u c c e s s a t dummy for higii finance.
'possibility of bolstering tin* franc
Marks and
f e / . home or in Wiishington.—Taunt i I ' t’ni H h e el lot t s ot o(i n e b u s i n e s s it i\iu s t o f n e c e s s i t y r e a c h remains to hr proved.
rubles went over the precipice.
m
Tribune. Yen. that's the way we " l i t l " o t h e r s n e a r b y .
<a. ■«
h»vo ff' doped out.
tor. w .
m
Another Hi# Plant For Sanford
m;
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in
____ „ STORY OF THE FIRST TRIP THROUGH
H e v e r g l a d e s g iv e n b y l . c h u r c h
I Un fT L*
for
the U. S . . an cnose in rvuropean couiiWhen Mr. Sydney and I return
---------o ---------
| nl
to camp that
night
we found
Nos<Tf nomt-ope would u tart un ‘ »>«»t of our "Inihes in the wood"
fostl#*tlon into all these o ther, slum btrlng sweetly, as was eviivtstiffationn, then we could keep i dunced by th« saw gourd music
r f f i of thp congremmon busy beard before we came in sight.
It seemed to us our heads had
e summer.
hardly touched our pillows when
oculling vigJjA 'H ew Yorker says people we heard our captain
_
_
HlkMlve to lie one hundred and I orously for the cookn to get out
jr$ars old. That would be | «l»'l g<‘* breakfast, f"r it w us 'most
4HI some of these towns day und be wanted iih to form the
kb still have a few old fossils' l«*»blt of eating breakfast Indore
kin^around.
the sun rose. However, it turni.
---------o
I eii out th at our worthy lender Imd
Paddock, the sprinter, is "looked crooked" at his watch, for
Dainels, the film star. it was hardly midnight, and so we
announced .wore soon slumbering again.
T h e next day 'WiT',amused nurcourtship,
y but not aelW:' us Imst us- Wtr'couhl, during*
other mark* ■'tbi'/iforenoim Mr. Sydney and I
fuimr out in. the buogy to inspect
UP‘
% 4 jz4»*ighboriiig la»OltV4rov«‘ »nd In
Odueed in the tn a afternoon packing out valises*
to aand around to liia ^ tl to await'
n t and
TOM SIMS
-Shop
112 Park Ati
D. II. Ilodgen, )||
A ssneiHtes
Sso, ill to.
I
M. Mnlli
F. Vans*’ and utk
•
GOSSIP
MIAMI
m
^
HERALD
I \TK Jf I-•NT regarding bank j i ause there i^ nothing in his con-|
toil
in 1'leiula hits been sent Itemptible natoie that respotnls to
t„ .. numher of people by ( 'nlviu '
[ .I 'l . s n f 1Vi,-,
>l>',H ^
,T
ri,
Radio Reception Is Goo
t o n n r r h it I t n l lo rillin '
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1*1111114 m n l
io
i m r f H o f Hit* n i i m t r ) ,
IKiii;.r
IIoi l**i*ls
......... ............ ',,V 1r.,’v r ..T
k IrtMJillril,
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r r r f ril.
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n , ,. ,i , 0. . .
'n
'“ " p . " '‘‘’ h J.......xpeetations :
....... .
should eon.e to the j»ttcn- ..... .
«;**nditi<*ns and expectation
are perfeetly sound, and can cmition ot everyone iu the state.
, .
,
.
tmue to transact nusincss
They 1
i I
* 11,1 f" ! m ■*,“ * *" bi- [, arniot .-land the strain that is put *
• ii' , s
1" l‘re have been ,
tlvem by eoiiditions created
1,1 ' 11“* . failures.
During litii’.oigl, On- male\i>lent aetivities.
tbf .mu* period ( oloradu had -15 |,,f t(„, ^..,,sip.
Eew bunks can, or
f.n m s. VVyotnmg, ,i.l; Kansas, K[i; | s (Hlll|(| |,,. expected to stand such
Mi
nri, till; Nebraska, 102: Mm .. s t r u j.,
iiesnta, l it); Iowa, lfi.'t; Oklahoma, '
,
r n
100
Montana, 171.
This com ‘ l‘. lft’' 1,1 '
,,f ,t" ’ "'tsery
paratin* diowmg indientes i I !"mI,.•*«*V
'h n t ^ ornsed by .
I'ankitiir situation in ( 111s bank fail'iti comes from the work
state, nnl im Ik .-i Ics th at then • 1 of ilii> idle tattler, who takes a
no re: . f ., lIn- fidgety fr. I.M • ticiidi.sh delight in spreading inmn ndo.
And usually he gam-.
Ill.l'l’-. )■■••'•pie have.
nothing lor Imnself by it. unless
The fid I'l i '.ilchient ol \; l lie I intis some satisfaction in
Owen i - 11 ' a
important. 1
bringing di a ter to others.
ever,
He ...
<>l the foregi •I
Tbe gosvip has no regard w ha t
failure* 1 It Is c <ii.mted that III |..T
•re due <■• bail miuiiqr'-m fill, ever for t t.e inalienable right of
I ft per cent !<• ■> p failures. 'i Jut i very iiidn iduul to his property
The person
ill'll -t :> I- :-l- lilt ion, 1*0 |H t md bis rcpulalioii.
cent t i»v* r :o * . i i >ii and .Mi I‘« 1 vIm by Ini t ling breaks a bunk ic
cent loI idle l
ip.
When t Id nallv steals the money of others,
the go-■ i;•<•i . tin* idler. fit. who are perfectly innocent of any
The person who gossips in
doubter anil *In -keptic lire vi • .null.
lenced. from fnrtlu r prattle, tb -• uch a way as to injure the repu
will be fewer run and fewer lad tation of another steals that which
is even more valuable than money.
ures."
A mini who will risk- his own
This 0 undoubtedly true, I- >
how to stop tbe go-.,ipcr is soin. life in a straight-out robbery of
thing else, again.
lie is lisuall another is entitled to some slight
He, at least, shows a
beyond On law, and if the la i respect.
kind id' courage and frankness.
does finally <at.|i ■,(. with him it
usually loo late to prevent any • ! The gossip is worthy of nothing hut
the disnslm u. elici ts of his 11 the deepest contempt of others.
cious tall.
lie is also beyond tie He has not a single redeeming
povvei ot any - oiim’ of decency, le . rait.
IIIG H -P m c E I) B U G S
LA K El \ \ D LEDGER
Meet our Im Iri-i I inillioii-doll
ticks! A. it. Dii'kma. pioneer
Raskin, tells the agi o ultuinl emc
mittce nf the Tampa hoard
trade that the entile In k is n *
ing Florida $|iil>,illiu.ii(in a \> >
because it is Iin-Iea-ing the <■
of production ami preventing * i
production of d a m piodiut
I
we arc having the e IDImU Mtlt I
the state. He said that bis st .
ment might sound im lethbl.'
that lie could p rm e it. Ue
t
dould it.
There is something alniirdl. in
congruous 111 the plc.eiiie ol he
tick in Florida. We have iieei, olverlised through the whole w. -Id;
wde have handled liundieds ol ,.>i|.
lions of dollars in icceat Vi .o»;
our hanks anil railroads and t .inis
and (owns and real estate dc\ ' pm eats have been wi tcluil ’. util
fascination bv every st„t,.
f|„.
Union; we have $17,not..... .. p i in
m
tho state trea su re ami we have
ju s t cut the tux rate 2!> per ■■nl —
and yet we have the mei slv. back
im
i
woods, old lield cow tick every i
where except in a tier of counties fc
to the north. It is a lmngt,\ei :
from u iiust th at is far hchind al \
most every other southern stale j
The federal government Inis been i
willing and is willing to do nil it I
can to belli
get nil of tile pest
—and we still cheii'li it.
Its presence In
hr
ed askance bv anv iirn-pcrtivt
•t
tier who knows hi> business. A
cattle tick will kill a Mended dairy
cow over night, it is said; uiu! no
fu n n e r wants to bring in thor
oughbred cows to face it menace
like that. Dnirv fanning Is held
down by the hundienn and we huve
to buy milk iu Wisconsin and b u t
te r in New York ami dairy prod
ucts of ull kinds from other states.
Paying $lOtt,()(l<),IHm n year t r i b
ute to a little insert, in Florida!
It is time this modern common
weulth spent a million or so of it i
big surplus at Tallahassee tn
eradicate the tick, once and for ail
time.
WIIKKK THE BLAME
TAMPA TIM ES
Drive sluwlv thrmigli villages.
could utilize lo as much advantage The Mayor may he hruke.
as they, only in a different m an
The skv makes a lovelv covering
ner. mi Mr. Sidney and I stripped
and enjoyed the pleuM.iro of b a th fo r warm nights. Hut it leaks.
ing m a tub.
Claim a Seattle limn beat his
The day had been very warm, d au g h te r to denth. A trifle drastic.
and as is usual in that climate the
night was correspondingly ’cot^l,
Strips of ujhber around the
so bathing in thtx open uir inclin window will keep out the cold air.
ed us to seek the w arm th of the
leapt
Nine Americans met the king of
camp fires which our men* kapt
ght
brightly
liurning. On all sides Englund. He didn’t lmy anything.
could he seen the choose cloth
Rumor suys a couple of movie
mosquito liars showing snowy
white aguinu: the dark background s ta rs may m arry. Serves them
and nnudged in picturesque con right.
fusion, while gathered around th a
firya In little groups tho n»ML If your ea rs are frozen, rub
w*ra smoking und chntting about the mwith snow before going into a
tha’’ march thev were going t o w arm room or ncur a fire.
make the next day and th e ir proa»
K icts ,of getting safely through T an thousand sealH In Ret ing Sea,
a Everglades. Captain N e w e l l wilt get o h a ir cut this summer.
was tha canter of urn* group J
Seals wore our firxt
fro n t o t ' ^ r . ^ g ra h u m 's te n tT
‘ #/
w th him ha w a i uUnnin»: 1
1st. :o
NOW OPE
Standard Ba
k
i
<•«» I Uilq
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<Ihti
fin . ,
AM
One result of the c x i -c -.mvo ex
penditure of money in tin repub
lican prim ary in Pennsylvania was
the introduction by Senator Neely
of West Virginia of a resolution
limiting the expenditure by senaturiul cartdidates to $2r>,()()t).
S enator Neely’s action wuh productiVo of much denunciation of
the Pennsylvania primary, as well
us a discussion of the primary
system of nominating candidates.
Scnutor Reed of Pennsylvania
aroused the friemlH of the primary
system by asserting th at the sys
tem itself and not corruption was
responsible for what huppened in
Pennsylvania. Senator Borah, a u
thor o f th e epmititutlnnal amend
ment Under which senators are solecbedt rushed to the defense, of the
. system, ami S enator
?41y «foriounced, tho convention
system of naming candidates and
dratnaqiMdly'declared: “Tho comj d l l swim t h e i r hex
S'.—1" l- ’
own s ta te claimed that conditions!
were no worse in Peimsytvania !
than in other states and asserted j
th at "if the lid was tuken off I
of any stute, the same stench
would go up.”
Pennsylvania, of
course, is not the only state where
large sums have been expended in
tho election of a .-enattu-, but it is
foolish for any peixm to assert
that mnny of the other states can
compare with the orgy of spend
ing t h a t _prcvail.-d in the Pennsyl
vanla primary, ibnugh
does ut»uear that po.«ibl> Illinois is in
"•*’ class.
Never tu the history
of this country has a sum approxi
m ating $ ',out),tain been shown to
havo been spent in fighting for u
senatorial nomination except by
the three contestants in tho Key
stone state.
*'
'Undoubtedly the p rim ary sys*e S* ,s productive of expense if
“^ t e r s b u U T 10'1'*
this system the
expenditures•
Ci d l
I In* l i m n
flint
<«» t l i r !Nt*n \ ttrU Hndlti
n a i l Oilki* f r o m dlffri
ii iii m I i *
ml|tiNh>ill mnl rrimlrnl.
l i i i n u N— n n l
(hr
n t mt
one,
T h e N ew Y ork R a d io Sh(
202 N. Park Ave.
Open Until 10 P. M.
I'hont
Now Is The Time To Buy a Hi
Ue have quite a number ol homes in the tiljr
with us u hicli are priivii to sell. Some luriiishrd
some unfurnished. There was never a belter lii*t|
buy a HOME ns term s can be arrange d tn suit.
Insurance service that cannot
be excelled.
COLCLOUGH REALTY C0MPA1
.’111 F irst N ational Bank IMdtf.
Telcphoni)
SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A
Real E s ta te
Insn
ECONOMIC STUDY
The graph below was mndo up from
U. S. Departm ent of Labor 1925 Report.
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ELECTRICITY
AN
IM P O R T A N T F A C T O R
IN R E D U C I N G H I G H
L IV IN G C O S T S
Your Greatest Servant
Electricity is always ready
to serve you more efficiently
at lowest cost.
F u e l is 9*1 % A b o v e ,
W ages
9*1'i. A b o v e ,
L i v i n g C o s t 9 0 'o
A b o v e th o c o st lev el o f 1 9 1 3 .
Electricity is 1 0 % B elow 1913
coat*.
F L O R ID A P O W E R
& L IG H T C O M P A N V
the
' place
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Arrl
(hat
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SOCIAL A N D
4n
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l i o o fn trirk a
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v p W ^ W llliM
—
m 11 • u i 111■ i 11 \ Tlf1 1■ i , 1 H
Moitdiy
{ of*»crrr ( ^
i.,dire will take
Rjinfo'J
;i. A
etniPK. J«»V 1,1 A
and
a
^ d e sire il.
visiting
to
p
H
am?
«ber Seven <*f the
Church will
have
„t the home of
. jir t v
•t Crystal lake.
a * M 1,1
ltu‘ut
•clock at ‘he home
Tittle. 'HI Myrtle
jhrsriay
' ylory Circle of the
will meet with
II01K k Avenue at
k A ’^
r i!n
it^3at'f''
|| 7 50 O.«’11M,
jfl
We t rhnd
* an tnier.•■-!mg probe ratr" >1 ".it
,„f ll" UV-! ’V Me.li; w|| !>• l. e iess to a
iTue.-dnv 1ie-iing ut the
[in. Fnuik A lams. 207
il a’U.t'iThursday
£ L. (lass of the First
igrth will entertain with
ur*day at the home of
1 on 1’rv'l.iil 1 ake. ( s i s
[from the 1liuri li at 2:d()
>1A rriv a ls
B
B
Key and Mrs. S. Campbell of
j Mrs. B raxton I’erkins entertain
Atlnntn, (la..
I ed Snturduy afternoon
in her
announce the m arriage of their
I 'charming m an n er with n bridge
daughter,
! p arty honoring her guest, Mrs.
I.ula
F ra n k Milteor of Fort Myern at
to
her home on Magnolia Avcnu
Clifford
Walk r
The
room* wore attractively deco
.... .....................
Ihursdav. July lifteanth
rated with zlnnina and hibiscus
At Montgonierv, Ain.
the color scheme of pink nnd green
being carried out in every detail.
1he above anion,M.M"r,enf. will bo
A fte r nn interesting afternoon
I'al •i.-eie« by the
of bridge Mr*. R. A. Newman, noted with
holding high score, was given a fi-ienth; ot ne you ig crmule The
|?;,lu t'amobeli
pair of hose, and the cut prize, a marriage of Mi
t" Clifford
W.dk.o w:i>, solemnised
cnndlestick. was won bv Mrs. .1..........
,
hv I,’- . - C a m p h o l!.h e
I,. Hurt. The honor truest w a s : Thursdny
I'ritlp s I n t lift*t .t lim I
.
.
»*.
presented with a pair of hose. At ,
, . . . . .
,
the conclusion of tho ifurm* n de« .
>”irft \ . h‘ ,ri s ;4l,r* 1,1
ntlicious salad course wn« served.
| ** \ , PV* A a *
Those playing
were:
Mrs. 1 „ T T
was witnessed by
F ran k Miltocr of F o rt Myers. Mrs.
lhl‘, ■*“
-‘-id
E. F. Housholder. Mrs. F. . C.
,„*W, .
0 fr!L‘ ,(l<
Rmimillat, Mrs. A. H. W allace,;
Tho bride w is at trari-voly gownMrs. Floyd Palmer, Mrs. W. I', i™ h ' J smart three pie, • suit with
Hill, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins. Mm. -* ^ n = v - r
.
George DeCottes, Mrs. (1. I). Hi- ! ,,
. ..
shop. Mrs. K. F. U n c . Mrs. R. A. ,
*1" ,
Hroth,’r l
- - ( ’. Smith, Miss ' *lin
Newman, Mrs. John
w*’’ Mfl. I.nfetla Bn.llirr^un and
Itdar w»*n* hmioii^
Nell Whitner, Mrs. \V. M. Thigpen
1 1 ’ I spending Sim,la.
at
( oronnil
j Miss Mary Powell, Mrs. .).
, h " , Bench.
M m E. D. Mobley and .laugh
•lolin Ingle; ,,f 11, I and spent
ter, Miss (icorgiu Mobley will re
turn
this week
from
Myrtle hVi.la v in Sanford villi friends
Bench, S.
where they have
been visiting Mrs. Clin ilex T. j Mr. and Mrs. .1. W Pennington
Fuller.
nnd children of Daytona spent the
1week end in Sanford a-\ tlm guest
Mrs. S. M. Lloyd
and
l i t t l e ' " f friends,
dnughter, Jan e will leave Tuesday j
—
] for Cloudland, (Ja., where they exMr. mid Mrs. Ceorge Huff and
| ,)0ct to spend some tiim .
children
motored to f'oroiiadn
,
______
Hem h Sunday.
j Miss Mildred Bridges left Inst
, week to s)iend two weeks in llaMiss Mary Parker McCraw. wh.
vann, F'in , with friends.
has been the giuvt ••f Miss Helen
%.
* .*
,I 1 .
, | Vcrnav at her hojiie on Crystal
Mr and M ra Ralph U arret, and , Lalu. )(lft Smi(tllv
Iu.r (;nlIlv in
small son returned Saturday tram , f
v 1lie
Miami a fte r a m onth’s stay tliete.
M
B
B W 43
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rx * t. i
■ The many friends of Miss F'v«
ilyn Riggers will be pleased to
know th at she has been removed
: to h er home from the hospital a fte r
a serious operation nnd is reported
, to be doing nicely.
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R E SID E N C E T E L E P H O N E : 217-W, '
^atb to classify.
Is G uestiK ansas City Bandits Brookhart Will Be, ,
A
A i.
, IVV,
;^
RENT—Two furnished e<
i | 0 f H(:nor At Courtesy Make Bij? Haul Today A c t i v e At r H I m M e e t j tnges. Floral Heights and S|lv
--------■Lake. $.*IS per month. Apply *
Given' <>" Saturday KANSAR m r . July
. ,
. .....................
i»F.H MOINES. Iowa, July IS*.— ' French Ave.
,
**
I hr 1 and ncC'j-s >nes to*mntrk. Her
----1l,n*v ornnihent wus a b a r | in, a
*M1S" E-ther Hughey mid Miss ! Five bandits early today kidaepe.l p V» - S m i t h W. Brookhart, ItenubSem Beniamin, m anager of an 1 lican senatorlrl nominee, will take 1 *
f r o ? , . th* .u r “om* , ,
.
Frances llugh.-v delightfully eii- amusement park hare- forced him a nactive p a rt in the secomi meet
. Mrs. W alker is the only d aughter
| . . . .
,..f .
to open the vault nt the rn rk am! ing of the c^mmitUm of 22, corn WANTED- -Position us snlesmaif n
J'f Rev. nnd Mrs. S. Campbell, am! R 1/ " .
^ ‘ ’ escaped with several thousand il**1- belt conferetice, opening lomoirow
grocery store, hnrdwnre stor*
ify
has for the past few months made I
' S:,tuiday afternoon, hmiorin fresh nn»nt market. 10 years «r* A"
lnrs,
re
’^
c
s
e
n
tin
g
week-end
rea
fte
r
a
prelim
inary
sesls
m
today
. iw-r home in Sanfcrd. Shu a tte n d - j lug Miss Thelma Dohhim., brideperil nee. Quote salary.
W. " "
eeipts.
of the corn bolt committee.
ed Baylor College in Tuxes, and ; elect.
McMillan,
Forsyth,
(«a.
, ;
M ih. Beniamin and their daugh- I The gathering is the outgrowth
■also is a g n d u .ito of Woodlierry
Among the interesting features ter were taken alnpg by the baa- 1,(f the com m ittee’s unsuccessful
Mall in Atlanta, Cla.
-ifi
agricultural
The groom is the son of the late of the altera,..in was a musical diets, the loot amounted to $11,- a tte m p t to obtain
1 legislation from congress through FOR SA L E --C y|iress stakes 1 * ^
\ |.„v,, s t o r y . ”
The
1 M ,‘ aml Mr!<It. Walker, lie is r o u t e . 1.
four teet t utg, pointed on* ervd.
enactm ent of the M eNary-'laugen
i “ . Kr«‘hinte of Hanford Hil’h jprfy.e. a bea.itilul hand-made handMelbourne Sl?.'ih,Ot)l) new Lin hill nnd its present purpose is in good for seed bed frames. $B.50
i *S* hoo| and also of the Universal v , k
. r
«.i won by Mrs. IL E. coln Hotel to he erected in this renew the fight in congress ai ils per thousand f. «*. b. P artin BfOii1'.
Florida. Mr. Walker is a mom-1 «#,..•
V haiLtorm, emming •fit y.
next suasion.
Wagner, Fla.
1l,,,,r " f tlu’ K;*»*l»a Sigma f r a te in
h ’
mil*
h
inter.
' ami fun came next.
,
‘
------HV.
\
. . .
Clirli I'.i 1Is 11<!i* jit11ving to be a f o r - : , n,u' u f h < " " tra e U let. IImmediately
.
,afte
, .r the
— ceremony
----------- / 'tu n e
construction ..I J new grade school
the young couple left on their wed- l ,
|
ding trip which will include Wnsii- I i'i'11 gui>st of honor was called on 1
-... -i.--~sr.zrz—
itigton. New York anil P h lla d e l-|f° t'^id her hailstone Inst.
She1
■■• •
phia. After August 1, Mr. nnd I found it to ...atain explicit diree-I
7. . I I . . . _ . . . M i
1.
i t
1 I i o n .
4 ..
1.
1
...
..I 1
e *
■
..Mrs. Walker
will lie at home to tiom a to how sjiu would find
; their friends at the M. Minnrik 1 ^T ort mu
l >,Mowing these di
residence on Laurel Avenue.
ireelmn-. ll. I.,| 1|.e way to I tie
__
idillimt room
"in ,v!ii|.. a beautiful
—
’ 1rain l e . v
a pended from opMiss Olive Herring, who spent IpoM-. • ,.n., ■ •' the room.
At
ihe winter and spring with her the
■ 1 n t, 1.101 lei\v w a s t o m u l
M'ter. Mr-. .1 It. Williams nas re In 1.
, ,t ,
t o.n g gold eolored
lurne.l to her home in .-ft. I.oui- j y>ni ,
|,.. \ gifts for tlie
Mn*
I hnr- r ,• |r •
m
i s . .
I '*• room ' 1. artistically decMr. ami Mr*. Ivan Kubnw It'll o ra t ,, t m r;jl t (w rs. carrying out
C ontinuoii: from 1 p. ni. to
DOLLARS
'. 1st week in their car for points |
, ,,,, |„;VV •lor .scheme.
ASSETS
,
11 p. m.
ui the north.
(53,649.13
Cush
on
hand
ral mu ual nutnhers were
504,600.00
Limns on niorttrugc seenrity
TODAY
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. |.. Robinson of i n , ";!’ ,1" ‘
Frances Hughey
Hialeah arirved in the city Sun i?1' " 1 M,‘;- " h Stone gave a aum -I
1,500.00
Limns on stock security
Lew is Stone and Rarlmrn
dav to spend several days
They I . ” l
At the concili
393.55
F
u
rn
itu
re
and
F
ixtures
RciRord in
ate located nt the Seminole.
i*"’"th'’ l""Kram an ice course
1.016.99
D elinquent in te re st and fines
‘OLD LOVES FOR NF.W”
.. _ _
Iwu
> rvcil
l lie minlcups were
—Coined) —
Insurance and taxes due f.-otn borrow ers
329.78
S. W. I’cdivine i,f Miami spent jt»ri.t*
r.wev.
■
’Along
Came A unt)"
Sat 11rilav in Hanford tran sa ctin g I Ik. gue-t ui. luded: Miss Thel83.34
A
ccounts
receivable
m
iscellaneous
l h.irlrston Lesson Nil. a
husiness.
'Tna
Mon . Wr«. A. FT Dobbins,
2.495.93
Expense
■-t is
| M r . Ralph Waricn, Mrs. G. E. Me- ,
Mr. and Mrs. I’. H. Dnigcr end ;E : k . Mr-, cliff.,nl Hell. Miss Nel
577.068.72
Tl I’.SDAY
TOTAL
son. F’rederi. k. and F. H. Dnigcr ! 'La kiiiN V -, Mrs. Glenn W hittle,,
• I II»; 1 ITTI.K IRISH
of Tampa left Monday for Ashe ! Mr
\ < Williams, Mrs. McMul- ,
DOLLARS
LI A (111.(TIES
• HO.”
ville. N ( and other points, niak , h-n Mi I'l'. en \au*«, Mrs. \V . E.
V. 11 It Dolin' * Costello, John
Due on installm ent stock
118,316.97
tnir the trip m their car
Slope. Mr-. W I Hughes, Mrs.
tli.rroo ,md a big east
— ' \ ’u!'e William . Miss Lucy Dobbins.
396.200.00
Fully
paid
stock
l*\Tlt \ S l’Kl IAI.
Mr. « nr I Mrs, McKi'itzio
«»l i Mi* I >> ?■•»*i sijfjirrs, Mr<. V. M.
44,262.00
Due borrow ers (incom plete loans)
the Oltici.il Mining Pielnrr
(f.’iiiii'sv iilr pent S uimIjiy in Sun ; C» • 11, \)i > \ >i >i\ VVi»oclr«i<*l\, Mrs.
of B i r d s Polar Triumph
(T n tin g en t or reserve f u n d ..........
2,435.90
foril.
J;i-1 Breeilm. \liss
( ‘Imp
Report of the condition of
Amusements
a
The Sanford Building and I
Loan Association
At the close of business, .lime *‘J(), 192(5
I
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Itleeeh of Hi.
I Cloud weie the guests Saturday
of Mr. and Mrs. W. I!. Tiuitveliffe.
j
— ~ •
Miss Olive Newman is expi'it- ' __ ' „
______
__
_ _________ ____ _
—----- , Miss Helen Vcrnav and guest, ed home today a fte r spending
: Miss Mary Barker McOraw of some time as the guest of Miss >( '■ ■ c iia a ia a H a a ta H H ^ iia iB a B a n B i'iiB a ijn a n M U tia a flu n E 'iM H B B N
| Gainesville, Miss Higlihind Chaf Margaret Louise Yongc of Pcnsn "
*
Mr(, Wilson of Wayeros.. Ga., I f(,‘*
Mis** Nnhini
Scoggan cola.
j rt.t urned to her home last week I n»",,,r<,<i to Orlnndo Friday where t
1a
j «ftor spending a pleasant two |
spent the dny.
1 CLAIMS WORLD RECORD
M
a
; w6eks as the guest of Mrs. Roll-.
...
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. ...
, , | n , m .,
,
*
VIBORG,
Finland,
July
19.
le rt Moore
• ‘^ ls< I u<’ilo F.chois and Miss
\ IROltG, Finland, July IU.—(/Pi a
gtninalr
I
‘
*
_____
( Fannie Relit* Priest, who are at
What is .mimed to In* a world
l ’J. I.”., 14, 15. Hlock 6 On Sum m erlin Avenue.
Imi Mnne.mnlis Me • 1 *•
.. ...
i , , , i tending the sum m er school
at leenrd f*>r the decathlon wan innile
V :
. ’n
*'^8, [ ' L 1M‘,A,}', rs “ !" ri"l<l-j Gainesville, spent the wo-k end at a t an atlil. tie meet lu re vesterdav
Nor 111 of Hughey Street. I'aviitjf tnixv sehetluleil.
UiiicMilu. M. 1 . en, Dorothy and Rtlly arrived S u n - , their homes.
by Pai.v , 1 rjola. II. scored 7 ,831 .'ill Refining’ Co.; Irby day to be the guests of Mrs. Gra
.’f L'»:>. per lot. ^ 17(1 eash. Asaitu- monthly con—••‘Ft point s I'iie old record, 7,710.75
i>ort; K. C. Vruoin, ham.
ci
atrm t payuieut. ^ 5 .(*i) z' m h. on l.ahun ". Owner
Mrs. Ham Yount/, and chil-lio-i point , was iniiile by Harold Usliorn
S.J.; Mi. and Mi.,.
makes
alone price under market for .illicit sale
have
returned
home
from
C
a
l
l
"
I
the
I
l
l
i
n
o
i
s
Athletic
<
lull,
repreHisleiih; Mrs. A.
Miss Helen Miller left S aturday foltllit where thev luivo lieen ■
‘eutinp t h o t ■111■■<I S tates in the!®
fircrc.ss, Ga.; P. 11.
/.. N. HOLLER. Realtor
a
Dtlkt, C»a ; Mr. a n d ’ mi the S. H. .Oier.ikuv fur Nuw sjiendiug the pijst two months with ’ Olynipi. gi.io* - it: Paris in l'd-’t.
York
and
other
point;,
in
thw
h(‘r
mother.
J
R
o
o
m
(i.
.M
asonic
Ifldg.
I ’h o n c 761
i Miner. iitnpa; Mrs.
Meibom 1* Cot nerstone laid for u
rd, Tarni.a; Faigeae north.
■B M R i a B a a a B i i a H a a H a a a H a a a c r i a a i i i a R a u T u x a H H a a a u i
*
tml Mrs. Branstein ,
"
Miss Avi-> Steiistrom iuis u>- new Midi..,in ec High School.
Jud g e and Mrs. J. (J. Shamil j turned to her home at Winter
|ln Lnns ltr..wn, Da) Jones. Sanford; J . | and daughter, Jane, returned Htm-j IlaVen a f te r a pleasant visit h ire
Beer Pork: P. | \ Get- • day from Atlantic Reach where j with her sister Mrs. R. !\ R.i.kev
ittilr;: G.
Hallam, they spc>nt tile ptist week as the on ibirk Avenue
t’hrrle.-i
Cminct■. g uests of friends.
I
Mr. ami Mrs. Xlliert I’te-sitor
Valdez
j
The Misses Hilda iiutler, F'lov- j nnd children, Jenn iuuI Myriiim of
botru* k. Cleveland. 0 ,,ltfnPP F'lnwers, Mary Elizabeth St. Petersburg are spending sever-!
[q. H.
Ktikninn, Pu- Miiye, and Eliziibetli ( ‘list form ed; al da vs as the guests of Air. and j |
E. Scott- Dupont Co.; a congenial parly m otoring to) Mrs. J. II. Willidcns.
II; A. S. II Chop, New Coronado Reach Sunday.
D. Maxwell, Alexandria,
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Welsh, Miss
L Stewart. A. C. t „ ; 1.
wbunville; kov Lowe, Zillah Welsh, nnd Clarence Wi'lsh
•! H- M. Carter, Sn- left last week for a motor trip |
; II. S. • arev. Jus per, through the northern states and
Canada.
|Jontezum;i
hell, New York P ity;
Hard*. Vero Reach:
MelMciie; Mrs. W.
ilbourne: Charles K.
New Yors: K. D.
khmoml; Mr. and Mrs
m Tampa; Mi '‘»‘l
pue, (iiimcsiille.
R
iTv‘r:ivit1* •Vi i ^ ir f ^ liiM n w H B H i? tr,<in ^ &yV t,",? ’v-'
l i j ^ f f f f W
P E R S O N A L •■
MRS. F R E D 8. D A IG ER , SOCIETY ED ITO R
(Fort Myers Visitor Tsf __________ __ o n n i ,vlviy ,,
Honor Guest At Party
MAN WEI) AT MONTGOMERY ALA
!Given By Mrs. Perkins!
'Social
hlenda,
i l l i i i i H
FO R SA LE
BELA1RE LOTS
The
Opening
Days
( ndividod p ro fits
TOTAL
15,853.85
577,068.72
STA TE OF FLOU1DA, C ounty of Sem inole so:
I. A. I*. Connelly. S e cretary of th e above nam ed
A ssociation, do solem nly sw ear th a t th e above s t n t e ~ • •
m eat is tru e to the best of my knowledge and belief, .•Mli
so help me Cod.
A. I \ CO NN ELLY. S ecretary.
Subscribed and sw orn to before me th is 17th. day of
July 1926.
Correct — A ttest
«f. 0 ur
Everall Dash
T. J. Miller
H. It. S tevens
H. F. NVhltner
.fit f
1- 0 - 0-0
DRESS SALE
Determination
i.
Was far more successful than w e anticipated. In view of this fact
we were forced to wire for
A dditional
SUMMER
i>RESS S A L E
*
DRESSES
In order to carry on this stupendous dress Sale—
i
,
Two D ays Only
Tuesday and Wednesday
'r M
Was caused by the wonderful values we offered.
Hurry and avail yourslf of this opportunity. Dresses are selling
fast and are
Tuesday and W ednesday y o u r choice of any
sum m er d ress and sp rin g coat.
G eorgette,
r
ta ffe ta , s a tin an d im ported voile, values up
to $49.00.
Y our selection for th ese two days
only for $19.95.
F.
changes.
No
a lte ratio n s.
No
—o f m anufacturing
ex
All *sizes and colors.
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ame When Gulls
INMOUNDDUEL
Tom Zachery F irst Hurler ZACHARY BLANKS
ToBlank Yanks This Year; LEAGUE LEADERS
SCORE OF 4-0
Coveleskie Loses Tribe SBY
t. Louis Scores Its Second
I Tom Zachary 30-yenr-oid left-* tories this season,, wn.>) beaten, for
J hander of the Browns, may well the eighth time.’ He is a muchclaim .something of a ' f e a t in this worked pitcher.
Charley Knot gave n capacity
! baseball year of many feats, for he
is the first to shut out tho Yankees crowd in Chicago something to
rave about by toppling, the New
of ISH»«.
The lean moundaman permitted York Giants, 2 to L in a brilliant
with
Hugh
McQuillnn.
the slugging Huggins team only hnttle
nine hits yesterduy, bu t hlB voterun Hugh allowed but fiye safeties, but
head turned them back when trou three of them came in a bundle in
ble threatened. He struck out four. | the seventh, cnuslng the two Cub
runs. The Ginnts got seven hits.
St. Louis won, 4 to 0.
Clevt land downed its form er Frml Lindstrom and Paul Florence
.piteher, Stanley Coveleaklc, at of the Gants received presents and
Washington. f> t o 3, although unt greetings from a delegation of old
il it by the American League cham school-mates.
Billy Southworth. playing on his
pions.
Cincinnati today m aintains a m ar fourth club in the National League,
gin of only one and one-half game appears to have found his haven in
over the world champion Pirates right field for the Cardinals. The
and the < inlinnlg In the National former Pirate, Brave and Giant
having
fallen
before | added another homo run to his list
League,
Brook Ivn a g a in , 2 to I. Pete I (un i y-1e -1 •rdny in the Cardinals’ !> to
(.line, wh ■ bus registered 13 vie- viiT >iy over Philadelphia.
Victory Qn E. a ste rn T rip ;
( leveland Collects H its To
D efeat T he S enators, 5 to .‘I
BV SPtC lAl ABAANBEM£Ht WITH GOLFERS,
»
JOHN
DUNCAN
D U ^ N — PSYCHO]
* *'tWj
The feeling should ht ever pres cases of where
ent in llie mind of, the ambitious beat the hare,
NKW VORK, July 1!».—(A*t - Be gnlft-i that a thing can be done speaking.
C incinnati H as Several Op
( ,.
^Celerymen Lead Their
hind the steady pitching df *Toin I mid that he ran do it.
p o rtu n ities To sco re if if I
W,!
«
»
rcmeiabe,
Znehury, the St. Louis Browns j The things wliirli will contrib seemed to h.nrn
O pponents At Close
Lacks N ecessary INinoh;
blanked the Yankees Sunday, 4 to! ute thieflv toward hia doing it aw ay and other
Homer W ins F o r C ardinals
(I, making the second victory of th e' well are intelligent pructieo, plen alm ost stupiil but
|&C'Of 4 Innings When
western outfit on its present jo u r ty of it. and a clear und compre ders and when It
Arbiters Call Came
ney
through the enst.
hensive knowledge of what hip nations the plodd,?
St. Louis Moves Up
St. Louis
013 000 000—4 10 0 limits are and how he is going with flying d.lor,*^;
New Yiyk 000 000 000—0 !) I about eliminating them.
Through Its Victory
ones were pi in ked ' ?
TALLAHASSKK. Fin., July 19.
Butteries—Zuchary and Scharig;
’ ’
We can all remember a t school I.v so in golf.
—>A\ I’rohlems of vital interest
Junes, Thomas and Collins.
!.
to huntsmen and fresh w ater fish-- Chicago D efeats G iants In
I
i m u n were taken up at the g a th e r
A P itch in g D uel; Cubs
( In eland Defeats Washington
ing of triune and fish commission
Stage Rally In 7lh To Win
WASHINGTON, July 10.- fA')- i
ers of the southeast, held recently
•
nt Middle, according to .1. If. Itoynll
% 8x, ^
CINCINNATI, July 19.- (/!')iu two innings to shake the
rom m issiom r of the departm ent
FLORIDA STATE LEA G U E
i
of ituiiii- anil fresh w ater fish of Doiiuhii" lost a pitcher's duel to
Pet.
Won 1,ost
i
years und defeated Washington, r‘ Fort Myers .
Florida, who attended the meets,,n'lay. Brooklyn winning
3
.727
X
1
J the i-iVul gam e of the series, 2 tn
to
Sunday. Rugged luiae ru n Orlando .
mg.
l
.007
3
I. Tin- Beds hail several opporlutining offset W ashington’s henvicr 1Sanford
Among the topics discussed were itiex
l
.037
11* By it. L. h o o k Kit
7
I-icnre,
hut
lacked
tiniieres.
hitting.
.633
r>
i
1 Lakeland
Tin- lonif <•( I nf the SnruHiit.i the pollution of waters, pi m um - mi r -. pu-ieh to put over tin- winning
.600
I*.
r>
('leveland
110(1 002 030 a 7 I1Sarasota
it;W ' series went to Sanford. The other • nt hn-ediMg ground-, re stork with run x
game and l’i»h, closed -enxnns for
.304
i
t
Wa hington 012 000 non t !i 1 ! Bradenton
4'Hiilr wolit to those who arc sup
iiiii) ioi nun -j x u
ding piirpo- i-s. m i n i in u m Hi.273 Clever Strai.-yv
3
3
SI
I'elui
Inn)'
posed to rc p n s c u t
the leugiiu IlM
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nun
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:
i.
O NE of Ha- prettic—
B ait-ries
Karr. Miaute and
lli.i of dlfferi lil pei ii of listl
:i
.260
president.
Those same reprusun'
I'ampu
3
If :,- ;
M< ( iruw mid 11ui i' I
Si-wi II, Coveliskie and Ruel.
hasehall is Lot mg’
ntive.s started out in Sat nr ilayV Ink. it. uniform open and i lo-eil sen gin-.
11 •nubile and I Inrgi .ives.
ner.
nil
for hunt mg and fishing and
NATIONAL I.E AG I F
nffnir to assist the Hulls in rap
The less holy ball
lor
Ihitakini'
i»f
fur
hearing
iinPet.
Won
1
.ost
turi/lg the filial hut it the Sara
('ar)L Min Willi llniue Itiui
scnSOn
has l-l'oight (.jfj
.601
39
no
Witn manager had hern the umpire, mml:i, the hag limit for game and
Cinciiinati
ST. l . o i ’IS, July 10. i/P)-I it Myers, July 10. I/P>—The
interesting
[day. IU
fish,
the
.-.lu-ll
mdii
try,
nnd
salt
.649
37
tr,
ho could not have done anythin)'
Pittsliurgh
Southii'niIh'-. home run in the ninth
Paine- hit Wildun hard S aturday to
.6 12 execution call ng a ii
13
40
other than forfeit the game to water fi-diing, e;u Ii nf wliieh, Cuni- nili i IIn 111 -by had w alkul gave tla
St. Louis
inissinm r Ib-Mill -.aid, Imre d ire c t
.629 perfect timing l,y the
ih-l-al Bra leiiton, (l tn 2. The see11
It!
Sanford.
('hieago
st. I.niui Cardinals it 0 in 7 victory
ly upnri |-lot idn' < own problems.
H itting after (hi- ,
.612
42
II
Brooklyn
The fans down there are eertainon
I
garniof
(he
double
header
was
nvi-r
I'lnl
nlelphiii
nnd
adviinei-il
th
■
it< cnmmimint inns on i-jieh of the
J
sort of u delaw-d (.(|jtia
.391
f.2
?/•; ly "on’’ the Sanford t ’luh. The;/
Ptillndelphia
lueals .v1111111 u game and u half -if
cal---I on account of rain in the
.3701 din.iry hit and run
63
32
j5>“ I devoted most of their tune In rid siihji-i-t < ill cussed were adopted Mi-olid plan-. SotlioroM, who pilch
TAMPA, July Mb— i/P> — After Boston
nnd utiler-d p ie p n n d , mid t'mmnis1 When tIn- Oat man it
1In - I with t lift score 2 to 2.
itcliera
make
tho
in g the various players, taking s inner 11111•I>v. nf T'-xiis, who ncted ed tin- 1.1 i three innings, hi Id tlu11
losing eight straight gameS, the
ter the nuue i In- looks
calliiit' for loo ninny wa
AGUE
partieulnr delight in jumping all us si rcilaiA. will mail i nnii-s of | I'InII n-x --I i Ii xx and was l Cl -lit i
\N
LF
AM
ERIC
Hi lefitnn
Alt R
Simiki rs i-nme from behind to depn
is i-ovi-ring •. mh|
IVt.i
Lost
over Lee Crowe. To make them
Won
with the \i lory.
I 0
\\ l i-li-r, 2h
i
t'-ii l.iikelaml, t! to I S aturday nfl
then attempi
|„ |llt
K5; ff“dl real good, Lee started out in th ■ them In i-ai h nf the i-iiiiimis'-inlii-l s '
iiin-n I l'i el thill I uni guilty --I'
.032,
r.r,
32
Ni
w
York
0
eruoon. Lefty Butter turning hack
13 2 •a h a blunder, which, if overdone. J P a....... e
ni ip- ta tis ivpn • i-nti-d ul tlu- | I ’lnl.nli lpluii oil) 20 1 0(111
through tin ..i, aio,)
33
.60!
1
!$'.* r.ccnnd liming hv gutting a hit. mi' tmu. As snon ns th at material St. I .mu
19
I
Philadelphia
0
tin- Highlanders with five measley
Uj:l HU) 102
It 1 i.i a tendency to upset tin* pit<Ii ! l-.ln-.tt, 2h
.622 1 Ability to -I- ihu stu]
13
. ' Mealing m-rnn-l, third and hone*. i-; i i-. i■i\ i'i|. it will he I'm nislu-d the
42
Bill ll'-S, .III
«>| hits. Willey and Sprout on the i ('leveland
1
HI
lt.it
t
r
II
lean
and
Wilson;
|
r,
particularly
one
not
strong
on
t Ho run away tna»i (iivi'ii, lh«» l,lL» ; i- . as Mr. Itnynil stated, it is nf
.623! a loose staii-. m ihe
12
to
|
Chicago
I
lie
-fl( cf
0
I j mound tor Lakeland alluwed nine
iim i
oihoiun und O’Furii
m ilting the h.u man
■
••it Col,
.MS
trOlt Beauty”, who went to the lull vital interest tn all -pnrlsmen.
It)
!3
j
Wastiington
1
' He •rdson. If
I :luls, tin- Smoker* hunching them
. ... i
.600 style to suit the pitch i
for Manush. Two other runs unm,tl
41
isill of n ratehorV nrl-i I
The
sir
j
1
let
roil
i
f
0
ll
to
score
t
hrec
in
the
sixth
ami
two
(Hauls Drop Hurling Duel
In during the luuiuimug inning:;.
61
.407 hit the ball ilnough th
::r»
olt-red in I he enlling .!
'S t. Louis
0
II , in Ilie eighth.
CHICAGO. July Id. I/Pi Chi mu t he i
Till Mow up eailie III tile fir-d • f Jack Delaney Has No
.3 19 ritory.
ills.
The
receive c
69
27
lor
waste
Boston
II
0
Lakeland
AH
R
II
I’D
A
K
nign defeated New York, 2 to I, in
No t wo pla;, i-rs in th<
the fourth. Beasley laid down a
arm 'imilii not call
with
si
str
;{
Buckley,
.!l>
ll
(1
u
1
7
Outstanding R i v a l s a pitching duel Sunday l-i fi-re a | for nearl;.
League
pull tins play
hunt with Cantwell mi firs*,
•i
inmiy piti hiuits a
A
M
IvR
K
A
N
A
S
S()('
I
AT
ION
I
2 X 21 II 2 ' Heck. ;th
, > ti
1 1) 1) (I
ernwd estim ated at 32,0011. After I
effo rt was made to Ihtow Inin out.
t. j Eddie Collins am) Buc
Won laist
.\It it j i i - ‘ t fail' whip.
I lie Cu l,- i
I Welch, rf
t
0
I)
•1 II n
R*:f, Cantwell walked to xucntnl, tin
III
’
.
i.-tors
bail
scored
a
run
with
I
NKW YORK, July 10. (/V»
.Ci321 Both manager . .is w*H
66
32
\B
. .11 of f e l ll- I [IS I III- I .. ' I v er-i
I’ll A K Biii/.ier. el
3 1) •» 1 tl 0 MilwaiikeiVVs
i
onil haseman i f n > p p i t h e throw. -lack Mi-lmiey, newly ernwiied tin- aid of a walk, a riiigle and a '
j;u2
mier sueoud -in km of I
36
63
•#
i)
|
Louisville
l!
t
l'i
oly,
(.
I
1 Kotvi.ye, If
1 II It
i. t a imv arm by
(1
Ho tin n walked from second to the light he.-n \ weight i hmupioii, may aeritiei- Mv, tIn* Cubs went mil in i-iiii t <r v
,)j|| /.at ion.
66
36
<1 Indianapulis
C
I
It 0 I'.lbim, Ih
f
i'
■
iiil
and
cun
play,
1
)
0
t
13
bre
iking
1
limit
in
the
seventh
by
scoring
I'
-' plate without any nltem nl being fin-l him. elf a king without a king
.r.i7
It
47
Kansas City
0 U I tie, le, <• .
1 0 It 1 1
twice oil l ii-igliu’s single, Wilson’s illxo gl', ll 11 i-iitcl-i I' the edge '.V, I mm, t I
ninde to tag him. The Culls waiit- dom.
.4'j 1 1Uncertain Sport
43
•» 0 •>
14
j Toledo
1 •1 t i a 1Inili'i-n s ^
ii -r.-ills'- he i reel Vi u D... -ii . h
oil
l
i
e
,
nuni
.
t
1
double
nnd
a
hit
by
Stephenson.
ed It to min.
Moving observers believe that
.}•»
•» Ii u 1)
.467
60
I Minneapolis
NO sport m all th#
1 2 11 0 0 S)Un|ll,
h
a
[losiiimi
that
lit
B
<
i
I
Inl-.ill
ill
in
ii
-i
Ni
w
York
000
100
000
I
7
0
Umpire Knif. who run make mi’v one man cun give Dulaney a
.41)0 senses the uiici-rtainty<
:: 1 0 •i i 0 Will. ,
40 . 61
St. Puiil
1 u (1 II 1
000 000 2dv 2 r> ii 11- I.r no l .IUe i wasted in getting C.i .--i- If
more mistakes in one. inning than real battle for the honors that he Chicago
.202
72
19
t 1 H
(!olunibus
( Ii tie i
For proof 1 refer j
2b
(i .t i tl
Batteries - McGrnw and liar- il a V.iy.
•W' mottt gucssers eiin in a season, list 'Ann by decision over Paul Merlen
spring showing of th#,
t) 2 :: 0 »:1 Total
John I- t r
t
32
1
It
i
,:iv
i.'o
i
•rvatiuii
that
a
lot
r,
24
lti
0
R
m
i
a
Runt
and
.Gonzalez
£ ’.cncd to the pleadings of "Ifni's" haeli in Brooklyn Friday night
N LEAGUS
4 II 2 ii
SOP
11126 against the pnn
of pl.-ye.-l III ve r run liases unless 11 -iniir . I»
i|
Kry, whose eonsrienee tut 'I begun to that man is llerli-nhuch.
1’et.
Won Lost
Tampa
Last year tin- right-1
ll:-manager.
I'-w
i
now
n
•
AI!
R
ii
sen
PO
A
v .u n m r t, and unnounred to the stands
Some yo ungster, eapulde of i; i v .t!71 i t s on Connie Mack'll
31
01
21 l! 1:> 27 i:» 21 1h-nirki
New Orleans
ota!::
•-1
1 •» •j 1 4
try ! ■steal mi iln if own initia tive, i
•• that the ('time was forfeited to ing Delaney an nigum ent. may a p
.liOll the htirdeii nf thr
30
61
Memplii;
i Tanner, ’ii
4 I
ruin • r Id;-- Ty Cohli and Miix 1
Ilo
t ->
Ls
Hanford., “ Bui's” promptly tucked
.r.VK spring drive made kjl
o H FV tl
33
(inn lul nun 2 i Si a nt mi ll>
62
Birminghiim
4' King under his arm, ran lo his cm pear soon, but iuxt now Ins lend
/ m- iI.i- exception.
T h e y , Bradenton
1
Caliog foci appear
!■> l-e T o m m y
13
19
031 nin Hu. •i Lopez, e
Na.bville
Fm t ,M.
3
It
!l
Sam Gray w-m sm*
1
o
heir
w
n
iii-lgini-nt
and
pul
tl
n
i
:
und hi-uded for l.nkithpuL Two l.oughran, --f I ’hilinli-lphia. N’oiing
-, I) I tl <1
.1X1 mile straight !•> -tart
17
It
At liintii
llnrdy, if
nt -reh il)' t o l he e; lie •r i o
Hccoiids later it inini d.
S lriliiin g
mid
J im m y
S lattery.
33
61
.413 Tin- l ine show mg ••(
Sin
1w . base bit .
3 It (1 > 1 I) Mobile
S u lv atz , '.ti
et t ef
\ m aking
tin
•p
The f-co down there (pint 21 Slat 11 ry Ini g.lined do. islous llVI i
..'ISO riss nimle ( --mile Mark
36
66
1
(
'bat
t.'iimogii
din,
Wn
idim
lol , ! Blaekst nek.
.{ II
I
hree
linsi
tl
i
l
e
u
r
i i h i i i I.
3
1
hours telling th- writer iiow the I >• I l III -v in . i \ round i-onlesls mi
•HI
i
.340
02
Bmi/n.
Si-.|.
ii
i
x.
1
loran.
I!••■
ii.
I
I
at
t
le
Rock
i,
I
Slil
fare.
If
3
tall pitcher bad final!
t)
(1
It
-■it in my menage; • Pave il
Sunford i lnh i-.-in -dull Afti i Sul i wo i-i • .isii.n .
u 0 II 0 II
( ’ii - m i’s, ( bi-n;-’a«-rifire- . Iin Ii Butler, p
Eddie Rommel, arti
have
fill
BAHK
It
I'T
il
seems
I
If
some
ii
tor
a
leal
i
urday's
game
they
had
not
lung
to
fl
, O'Rl-illv. (iian xt Viiig
1) 1 <*•11 0 II
also pitched in his Best
ly 11 • ovi-n-d, hut you eiin'l say play* r on your . ale gel • il tin c l ardsmi. .Ii-im
ony.
Sf,»
B -uza. !•• ,b le plays. John- on
"f.efty" .......
high
Makes Iconic a . m il It for pili hei s who have i.i i-;i y. A gr>a! m an -. el i ■rs din,
W hatever Sunf-Hid Iiiii (Inti) Thorel
to l-.l liol t I., !! 11lies; O’Reilly lo
Total2H ti !l 27 7
soiillipaw. ih. pitcher
been lut by him thi yi ar.
. nrouinl Hu- cireuit tn injure Hu
I ip I In ir inlem i.-n
I-i .- teal hv
•V I
Left mi lin e.
riij^lit Lrom Warsaw
Run I- i l.opez in Mil.
•
urn ! would
apply
t heir at l i o n .
l I •V till-.
i.r t 'linei ••v to 1: .
feelings id' t In- 1an - cel 1.Hilly nill-t
I:. olciitnii, 7. Ba e
punch to In >Inn. not i
TIIK experts -ay Young St rib ten-lit l-a-! ami ii. i.on- a ibt • r - j l-’m t >l\ i r - .
Kfx. « have been awful. Even Hie i iiii
nut (100 IKK)
I \R IS
July H*.- i/1“» Lieut, ling i-- ii very lough fighli r
going.
lie mil pi.xtun- whi-u going to iil j oil ball . o t I • -••logo, 1; olf Wi1 Lakeland
VH'*4 pires have tiu-d i<> paiity tI ii-iii I'.v
•on,
l . f 11 -a I. -. -t by Ihiiiongo, ! , I a III pa
Bin im.'i t)2x
l-'iem
li
ave
:
n
,
pil--t
Thorel,
tin
i
.
part
n
ulm
ly
rough
<ui
a
pro
ienipl i I ;
ftp-’. jum ping all over tin b-i a I i luh. A
Wilsm i *
p.
-I bill). John on.
Form Reversal
pulicemiiii i veil lull I I in Saturdiiy ing an aim lane wit h a win-' pie.nl inoler's b.uikroll.
in ri ■•ic«- : Hit b.V pit chei . b, Wilson (Dolan).
I ha ol o been i iy
of 20 feet and si 10 lu-r.iepowi r
Sum m ary —Two base hit, T a n
ORLANDO, July Hi.— (/!•»- Tim
TilLM spring wo !ia«
that
mo
i
batters,
w
lien
.ntending
afto) noon.
Bradley ami Feeder i-I., ner. Ktniiton, Hardy. Dodgen. Snc- Colt pounded A Iverson and Witli- reversal of foi-nr. Imt
motor, vex. -•ni," •' made a non ..l--p
JOHNNY 111 IFF, former ch a m Itn put on the Ii it-it n<l-1*11ii play, b> 1Dmpiii
F iid a y 's gninc* was a good one flight belli -en W in aw and Pi ll
Id.
I
T
im
/,
I:
i
I
ifii'es,
l.opez,
Hardy,
Hlackstock.
runs in Jright-handci - tarrinf,
I iow for ciglil hits and
With nmu'until King took it away. Williams nt ihi veruge speisl of ninety pion, wn.; knocked out the other -in mi Un first piteli.
Butler, Buckley. Stoli ii bases, Stan
night by a fighter named llmnm, | |,llt
it is practically chronic.
a pud niily allowed t i m e hits until he miles nil hour.
j
the
first
inning
to
defeat
St,
1‘et- southpaws wliu arr
i ton, Brazier. Double plays, l)enwho is iivimisly not ns bad its lie Tin* railing for a waste hall usually Sara/en And Smith
banner.
\vat: relieved by Allen in the eighth
lie lett 111-- Polish e ijiital ;■< 3 10 ; minds.
| icko l-i T anner to Stanton. Bases I i-rshurg in the final game of the se
Grove is. the -insw
:-poi Is all tin- inside stuff.
m - with one down mid three mi base. A o'clock in I'li- morning mid m liv
'o n balls, off Butler. 2; off Sprout, nt x. ti to 2, here Saturday.
The year, Fred Heiniach
Will
Play
O
ff
Tie
double piny killed off the Gull ed ;il the l.e I’oiigH ; irdome at
I 2; off Willey, 1. M ru rk out, hv victory wa tin Coll's 01 h xt m ight. great eoim-bacl. mill W
Both I ahur ami Capital arc
hupen hut King took a hand mid 3:20 p. m.
1 Butler, !>; hy Sproul I. Hits, off
claiming
a
victory
in
Hie
l.midon
AB R II PO A E I'ate have Ijlu ' "i.r-t v
NKW YORK. .1111y HI. I.l'i i Sproul (J with four runs in (5 1-3 in ! St. Pete
decreed that the piny wn wrong.
S
tr
ik
e
xelllemertt
R
cmiiihIm iis
ill
I
Mila//..
4 0 0 0 0 0 veteran Jack IJmnn
Tho
Met
1
‘opolilan
,;tdf
rliiiinpimt
It
Inolit:
like
urgntiizi
I
■
ll'oct
In
w 11
ning (one on base when relieved in
■1 II 0 3 1 0 right-hander In run ll
ship, scheitiiled at 72 holes of seventh.) Wild pitch. Butler. Los | Dnyl--,
keep I he Celerymi n fiom winning Ruth Hailed In Uourt of ii wrniigle lielween l » n liri/i.'light managers.
Illness and in juries hi
■1 1 •1 1) •i t)
medal play hi two days, aln-ads ing pitcher, Sproul. Left on base, | ( Ir v.-l.-r ;:n
tlu> lar.t half. Let llietn m rani/-', On
Traffic
Uharjjes
.> 3 0 0 ly hanilicapp-d da Hi
| , BIU'KY HARRIS is engaged tn
,
Brow
n.
1
•f
1
has
ri
ipiMrd
I
O
X
holes
and
thr
r
there
m
e
only
nine
position.-.
JW r
Lakeland, 7; Tampa, f». Umpires,
tm arry a Miutlu-rn -oeieiy belle.
1 II 1) 1 0 1 ( iray, Roinioi i ami H*1
days and remain' in the halam- Simmons, Rollins t first I and Tandy j Bryan, If
NKW MiRK, July R*. dpi
Now you know what the bead
I lley arrive the At Ilk-til
j John. I <>n, i f
4 ll 1 *» 00
( b-lie Js.-u r/eli. who w in till- open (third).
Time of game, I :f»fi.
•» It 0 9 0 0 to he a gri-ater iu»-nac*
I K 'A
The name ->t t !• m ge Herman Ruth Iim- mean-, " S ta rs ai Diamond
|
Shore-,
|
h
•)
in
1P22,
and
Mm
Donald
Smith,
Knijrhls Of Road (Jet was
• 1114*. M
-a i Block, c
riilb d "-it today lit the i out" t- i( lift
FLY hall strikes hands oi left who captured the western and 1 x4f 00 0 0 la, xv;fot n 43 (
3 <1 0 0 1 0
Suspended Sentences of lout in- iralfie court iirraigii! A Ixerson, p
fielder, who is unuhle to hold the Long Island open lith-s lust y< ir.
0 0 0 0 0 0 Pennanl I’umh
inents.
T H E young Inn bund' idea of a hull.
lie so deflecls it Hint the •advanced again: t each other m ; [ Y esterday’s Results | W ilhri lW, p
3 1) 1 0 o <»l “ I NEVER 'aw a lljl
i
M agistrate tlla lz m a y r a ki-d drinic wave i a bill from bis center fielder harking up the" pla roi onl-making dm I.
X
Lllcl.i-y
l II 0 0 0 01 more power Ilian thr
Two .veiling "knights of the roiid.'' Ruth: “ Ilow do you |ilead'.“ ’
I
lady's hairdresser, demanding th ir completes the catch In-fore Hie hull
Already they nave reached 'be
National League
Wyre given suspended sentenei-H mi
•
»
"1 jileml guilty,” Ruth respond ty smackers of a permam-ut.
touches the ground.
When can limit to xx Inch Bobby Jones and
Total <
0 21 9 i!
34
a clung)- of tr> spussing by M. W. ed und adm ill-d that lie had lin n
Wilbert* RnbiiM-n.
Bid led for Sinol-11us ill 9th.
Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati. 1.
LoV)-ll, jo-tire of tin- p)*ac)*, tliis fined $1(100 fin' a .similar -iTen.r I Jack Dcnipse) is going to Hot hnsuriinners start to mBaiice on Willie iMucFnrlano wen- driven in
the Brooklyn II.-(«ni--«,
such
u
play?
the National Open at Worei-sB i m
Chicagn, 2; New York, I.
reniurk tn me after th#
morning.
two years ago.
(Springs, Ar., to boil mil
Mean( Irlnndo
A It R II PO A K! beaten his club in tb#
li)2.r> two rounds of play off but
St. Louis, !); I’hiluib Ipliin, 7.
Thu boys, .Ini- Holmes nnd Mil
lie was lined $2a today.
He gillie the New York Boxing CoinIn some quarter-: Hi-- belief with a difli-ri-i.t result.
Viull ss
1 1 o 0 1 I) gnim-.i of a
Tln-y n(O n ly three gam es).
ton Jones, wen- am -sted by detec
I'C'lulfl
iiiissiou will rein ii in at lionu- anil exists th at on such a plav runners main all even and will try to i. ,, li
Tinkur, 21,
l 1 \ 6 0 0 series.
tives of tin- Atlantic Const Line grinned a- In- paid and : I rolled
(o boil I In-re.
emit
iiill)1
away.
who have held Iheir l-a - cannot a decision in nnotlu r is hole r. uu,|
Aio'ani , tl.
1 . t | 12 1 (1
American League
railroml yesterday, while loitering
“There isn’t a ;">!
K'.
advance until the ba I mi ikes the a t Salisbury next Satin day.
Cox, If
1 1 1 2 0 (I Yankee halting inik-r.
St. Louis, 4; New \'..rk . 0.
n ear th e lirnwbi idge on the St.
THEY killed another gangster hands of the phiyei who actually
Foss,
.31,
4 0 0
Tied a t 2K<! in 72 Indus at Hie
1 “ Ipitchers can hit." 'f
Cleveland, 5; Washington, 3.
Johns River. They had Hu perm County Jail To Re
tin- other day in Chicago anil some completes the catch.
Wells, u
3 1 1 4 2 !{:"IC h a ease of hearux
end uf their play off round . ,.-s„
(Only tw'o games).
muMit-a bin-Ns, it. wa- -mid.
were
tricked into
Jiihllsoi*, cf
This is incorrect.
In the play tpj'day both scored par figure-, 7t>
Ready N ext Month newspapers
3 I 2 l 0 ! the ftppnSing pitcher m
printing the incident under Hie cited ru'pticrs vcluf hav’c inopvrly in the morning, 72 in the a li.r Ifexvutt, rf
3 (1 l 0 0
Southern AxsiN-iiition
to the bottom of >l|t*'!”
held their buses on a fly hull thut [ noon.
Dent, p
Lady Astor Raps The The new Semfniile county jail ii'Cnd Of news.
riitillnlioogn, 7; Middle, 4.
1 0 1 1 0
If the genial Kubbi*
is tillIiuutely caught can s t a r t to
will not be ready for iiceiipnurv
I’ur for the course is 73.
Memphis, 5; Birminghiim, 1.
th a t remark ;it the
BtfttNh Reactionaries until probabU the middle of An- Sny what ynu will iihmit Cle»- advance the moment the ball
Totals
Nashville, (!; I.ith- Itm-k, 4.
••v 0 10 27 11
Brooklyn-New
g u e . t, il was iimiouiircd tiiilav. jimtru, hut nohudy ever accusi'd her strikes the hands of the first play
.lui-ksonville
Work to
Atlanta, 7; Now Oilcans, 1.
tart
would
have b o n WW
Imlli in si ttilt nf rliain- er touching it, in Hus case the left soon, paving at new iii ii r11.
LONDON, July I :• i-l'i The She ri f f t ’. M. Hand said In* ba ! ef Inking
St. I*, ter-. burg
100 000 100—2 liglit of an alibi, for
11in I
rnort reactinnary men in tin House hopeil’ to i e m o \ i - . pri soners to the pngne.
Holder.
docks, to cost $30.(11)11,
( Irlnndii
r.ooo ooo oox—(» all 12 games.
Southeastern League
WOULDN’T it he terrible if I Lut
•inf Comnium; lire those who seem in-w r ou n t v j. il ahout Augus t I,
.
St. Augustine, 0; Jacksonville, 6.
But he didn’t.
to have the greate t knowIcilg" hut consiib i'iihle woik r emai ns !■• unexplored true! in the arctic zone
Summary Two base hits, John- statem ent a t the very)
(Only one schi doled).
turned nut to be another real estate
about b urning, Lady Astnr told lie done.
«'»«. Vlmi, llewett, Johnson. Three Yankees proceeded
tho Devenshire Assin-iation id'
Tin- new iail is a t I lie rear of lie- development with golf courses as
blue hits, Orveles. Left on base, wise prophet by tui«J
Today’s
(James
T r i r h e r s in u spei-ch yesteriiuy at City Hull on Park Avenue. It is side features?
IOrlando, 2; St. Petersburg, 2. Buse
game into # r*0"
Jtfamhciul, near Kxcter.
three stories in height and the ex
on hulls, off Dent, I. Struck out. .•very
The Yutd<s have «
National League
"LEN D me vi ui r eurs,” pleaded
2 ‘•There is one elderly genih-man terior is finished in stueeo.
hy Dent, f«; Withrow G. Hits off hurrage of has" hitl.
Cincinnati ut Brooklyn.
the urulor.
'Will a couple of
Agho sits behind me, who groan <
A Iverson’ f> in 1-3; Withrow 4 in 7
LONDON, July U’>. i /Ti Roger! a fresh s t a r t before we can hope
League cloba
Chicago a t New York.
nuihns wlu-n anything of n Wisconsin Candidate • aulifluwer ears do? ” piped up the
2
3. Winning pitcher, Dent. Los American
Wi-then-d,
former
Mr lis'li am ateur I to w in back our laurels."
With just fair prtchiot
St. Louis nt Philadelphia.
wise t-rurkcr.
.'^rojcreKalve nnturo cornea up," sining pitcher, A Iverson.
Umpires offer the toughest son
golf cluimpion, di nic that Walter
W ithered thinks that British
P ittsburgh at Uoatmi.
Is Claimed Ry Death
Merritt
ami
Weaver.
Time
1:30.
IIng’i
ii gave
Bntixh
golfers
good
golfers as a class undoubtedly have
" F o r 'me, whenever 1 puas him
I»l-;q.
sixth
OOetmfwypnupeupuu
P 1011
(Jerinan
RoxersArrive
inlvice
in
hi*
recimt
interview,
oven
suffered from the natural reaction
American League
'V Ije drops his eyes.”
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. July IP.
if he did not say they worn “too xvhich followed the stum-ml.ms mitChicago
a
t
Boston.
(/P> The sudden death of Bulge In America For Bouts gosh darned lazy."
TO WITimoLI) DECISION
Tex Rickard
liurst of energy during the long
St. Louis a t New York.
Martin L. Lueek of Beaver Dam,
yglles To Intervene Wis.,
Wether. I, who tied Jock Hutch- years of the Great War, hut nays
Detroit
nt
Philadelphia.
Become A
NKW YORK, July 19.—(/p)—
Democratic national comtuitNEW YORK, July 10.—(/P)— iron fur the British Open title in the time has now come to make an
Cleveland a t Wa hington.
|Jn Threatened Strike tocmaii for Wisconsin and the p a r Gcrnuiuy’s
Helen Wills expects to withhold
gimit and midget «f 11)21, and lost on the play-off, says effo rt to discover a new means of
CHICAGO, July
her decision in regard to defending
ly’s nominee for governor, con l-oxing. linns Dinner, heavyweight, Judging from the manner in which bringing tho Britishers' position
Southern Association
fronted Wisconsin Dcmoerats to and Otto /iem dorf, flyweight, aro Hagen's comments on British golf buck to where it was once in the
her title ju the women's Nutionul Rickard, former cow®
ifE X IC O CITY, July IR.-UP)
Atlanta
at
New
Orleans.
tennis championship nt Forest speetor and Pr<)m0\*L
»id«nt Guiles in returning hur- day with the necessity of selecting in Aim-rien looking for u fight. hnvo been received in Knglund, ancient game.
Little Rock at Nashville.
Hills, New York, next mogth, for the biggest boxing
lly from an inspection trip in a new candidate for governor. They ai l ived here yesterduy.
honest criticism appaiently is un“ Wo don’t practice at golf in the
Memphis a t Chattanmign.
years, is to re-m*r«/
at least another week."
"
t h e m Mexico,
It is under- Judge Lu"ck died yesterday ut
Dicticr is 23 yvarr old, stand* welcnmo.
senso th a t practice must become
Birmingham
a
t
Mohilq.
Tne bride-to-be, n* ,
t>il Ii Ih ))urpore is to mediate Fond du Luc.
six B-t two im-heM and weighs 105
"1 •'■‘‘l fine.” she said yesterday,
“ Various excuses have been of hard, regular work,” lie says. " I t
‘ hut 1 can’t he sure of my condi Miss Maxine HodgW.'
while '/u ihdorf weighs 112 pounds, fered to explnin our British de is a distasteful business, unsuited
In v e rt a threatened general railSoutheastern League
tion us yet."
go girl whom ho w* BANDITH KILL ONE
and is five feet one inch in height. fe ats,” he says. “ Excuses are only to our easy-going fram e of mind,
tf a y strike.
St. Augustine at Savannah.
T he officials of the Confecli-raeight
years.
nnother sign of weakness, and re but it is essential. Although we
Montgomery at Albany.
Mr. Rickard’s fl
NEWARK. N. J.. July It*. i-Pi
^Uon of Ruilri)[id Workers Unions
ANOTHER RIOT O C CU R S
sults stare us in the face.
TO I i n CHANNEL SWIM
pretend to hate tho idea of special
Columbus
ut
Jacksonville.
last October. Thoy I
’b«ye threateneil to call out all George M. Coudit, a 7lt year old
CALCUTTA. Itrilii.li India, July
“ T am afraid the truth of tho izing, we cannot overlook the fuct
ried twenty-three
'ttck-workcru throughout Mexico [employe of the Reid Ice Cream 10. I/I’t ' /Aiiotlu-r serioila Hindu- iiatter ia thut we are less efficient th a t our g ro u t golfers huvo been
BOULOGNE,
July
10.—
(/PI—
I'loridn State i/cugue
. »„i 1om tho strike nf mum* classes Company, was shot and killed to Moslem ri<d occurred today ,fn A
Mnu*. Jane Sion, Fret,cii swimmer, only child died in *»
rs than the Americans, nnd specialists, and we shall never reBradenton ut Orlando.
t a f i r w orkers on the lino, of the day hy (hree holdup men .vhn t uhurh six miles from Calct ‘
aniioiiuci-d today th a t she intends
invention of other reasons fur cupturo'our championships until
Fort Myers at Tumpa.
Orlando — Pain
" ""Jinuch of Tehuantepec in settleU wounded another employee and e s Thu rioting was continuing
... 1,1tftniH
swim tho English
our fuilures tines more harm than tha-fftW best fitted for thu task
SA N Ford at St. Petersburg.
caped with u $16,000 payroll.
afternoon.
imniii-l |- nday, conditions permit- Company, manufac
Um days.
good. It remains for us to imUtti mak* |t their duty to do so,’1
Lakeland at .Sarasota',
will ppen M*
»5'V
►
UTL,
—-*.. - .
Royall is Present
At Recent Meeting
Of Game Officials
' Crowe Steals 2nd,
r Third And Home
Palms Hit Wilson
Hard To Win 2nd
From The Growers
%NUT
CRACKER
Club Standings |
Smokers Win From
Higt^anders After
Losing 8 Straight
T
JoeMIliam*
Colts Make Clean
SweepOl'ThejSeries
With St. Petersburg
o
n
d
u te s
ded
*i
Roger Wethered, Ex-British Amateur
( hamp, Denies Contentions Of Hagen
!
5.<W
[■As
, tv •
U'. •
itU ,-:.
BIIXY
�V JU fc S !
buTI
IT*7,046 H eads Q f ' Livestock
W ere Dipped O r Inspected
D uring June.IncIudingO ver
fl T housand tfb rse s, M ules
1 1 1 1 8 :
mm
T h e opening of their n ew plant
Fourth and Laurel m eans one
m ore industry for Sanford
—M ay w e have m ore
of them
■mm
termilk Described A s
idAndHealthRestorer
BfHeyward Walker)
rfrith its |ii"dints, serves as
h|j( most important sources
[for all hUd'ly civilized naAl»hont:l' '" i,k «»*• its
Lbrcn used t" some extent
|j u far back as history recu jHii-ral use of milk as
n come about only with the
Lent of highly civilized lin
ger milk or buttermilk hits
ten regarded as having a
■ting action upon the digesLw, ami a- of more or less
tal rulin'.
Ljnnir "f milk i* caused by
kof lactic acid bacteria cun[«irt of tin- milk sugar into
LjTwhiib iu turn eiM'dles or
C . the casein. At this
E| milk is called d ah h e r,
Cjy to be churned/
R c Metclmikuff in his
Ik PriiloMguliori of Life”
Jthe pruress whereby Incbihits inte<tirial putrefaeHtihows that tile use of
M milks serves to combat
■mentations in the intesMjjiat the presence of laekrii prevents or inhibits
Nth of the toxin producing
■ t h e intestinal tract.
NWwing is the composition
1 bttter-milk. with the func-
Ikthinpeiliciit:
Ash .Mineral Salts,
i
Retards hone dnru.v,
Alhmuen . _ ........
i
Builds Idood tissue*.
C arbohydrates . .
C reates fat.
Protein ...................
Builds stomach ti- sue.
Lactose (S u g a r)
C reates red c.orpusi Ics.
Fat
. .
,
Cre ates energy and brain
strength.
W ater
. . .
hi
Whit li flushes and clean
sen the entire system.
Tuberculin Tests
Are Given To 3,113
Cattle During May
TALLAHASSKK . July IP. i/l■)—
— (/P)—Florida conducted tuherculin tests for 3,113 cattle during the
mouth of May, according In the
sum m ary of tuberculosis eradica
tion work being done by the llurenu of Animnl Industry in m op
eration with the state.
The report, issued by llu- I nilul
• fates
-,f Agri cul t ure
t hat, nf tin- ii vts made f,,|iIn' mmiili. imi •,it'll- reacted.
A tiit a I i'l a i,.i,»ii uni i- ii- t> i|
In-i' cat t If v.-;i
fur the Mali*,
Supplied their share of lumber and building material
for this new building, and w e are ready
to furnish all building needs
ami Ifi.hOJ .0 credit' ll.
I lie
t nl'i-n iih.-d
erailieal mn
furees, under Itr. J <|. Kish, nf the
Bureau ut Animal Industry, ami
Dr. .1. V. Knapp, slate veterinari
an, hud t*w,l)Id etdile under supervi inn when the report was issued,
and 3,125 cattle on the “ waiting”
We handle the following builders ’ hardware:
l . « l \ | I O \ , Jills 111.—
The
Freni'li franc went to a new low
mark at tin* opening of the l.oudo:)
foreign exchange m arket today
when it wa* ipioted a t 232 tg the
pound sterling. The Belgian franc
was ipi<iti*d at 217.
l’i-nsiu flu $300,000 bunds issu
, for civic improvements.
Bradenton New
bridge
pro
posed, to be erected across Tampa
Bay.
Kissinmnc — C ontract
let at
$143,01)0, for construction of storm
drain s, snnitury sewers and water
mains.
SORE
BURNING
FEET
LEHIGH CEMENT
DIXIE BRICK
ACME PLASTER
KEYSTONE LIME
TIGER LIME
NAILS
NATIONAL FABRIC
BARBERS RQOFINC
SASH A N 0 DQQfe
T ired , sw ollen, sweating feet
smart, hum,itch and .u lna Don't
sutler Irom sore, lm— ng feet.
Ilul> ilit in « nli l.ii a rlio I m| u k 1. It r o u li
anil i.ifilii- s d „ . p.tii, .,t tit itr . It slu p t
it* I'inn hi in t i-n tin- m o .out k ills foot
in fc itiu n v I . t u r b o n u k t * y o u r feet
feel Km >j.
cent* and 51.00 at your
BOND GRADE
Z IP SE R V IC E
tlrugKi'i*
Every m orning vp rin klc I.irarb o D m tinjc iNtwdi r on yo ur (et c ami betw etu
the toes. It k e e p s y o u r Ic c t d r y and
free from pain. It prevent* h liu c ra and
tore sputs.
Llcarbo D u stin g P o w d e r
JS o ut all
t
PHONES 135-136
�iJp.l. .
m ■
brain—car« from the 'Weight and
hint of tho great masses of hair
ro than compensate for the low*
of tho abondant lock* to \yhlch an
old fetish attributes a Woman’s
glory," says the report.
S'
■1.4.4 A I
m
PLANS FOR
STATE PEN
CONSIDEREDSOON
TA LLA IIA SSEE, Fla., J u l y ’ 19.
—(JF)—-The Florida legislature, a t
ita f i r s t opportunity, should remedy/an- alleged omission in its taw
>
•
'v
" 1
Com m ittee WHI Go Into Sub prohibiting ths sale of ^pme a t
ject A h Soon As Construct hotels and restauranta of the state,
in tho opinifn of H unter-Traderion Of Tag, Power Plant Trapper, n national publication de
fry**
At Kniford Is Completed voted to the sportsm an.
'Hie publication, in an editorial
captioned "Im ported Game,” calls
TALLAHASSEE. Fin.', July 10
f/J’)-—Prelim inn ry plans f o r ' Flor attention to an Interpretation of
ida's new $200,000 stnto pcnlten- lho ,nw by (,,e attorney general, in
immediately j which the latter atated th a t "imtinry will be taken
LONDON, July IK. t/i'i Brit
afti'r final e n t ruction of'tho! tag 1ported" game may be legnlly sold
ish airships of the future are to
mid power plants a t thro'/arm, n c - jund «<*rved in h o tels.a n d restaurbe so much bigger than was
cording to State T re asu re r J . (;. jants.
thought sonic months ago. (list the
!i Lulling, member of the sub-commit -1 "Such a situation not only porAtlantic airship Image,
at <
tee appointed to lake charge of theU nits « mnrket for gam e from
dington has had to be recon,truet;
project. Nat ban Mnyo, commis-1 " th e r states from which it may be
ed.
It was originally planned to
sinner of ngnriilturo nnd prison | legally exported,” the editorial
be sevtm hundred feet long and 14-1
The crosa word puzzle which roi.imissioner. and W. S. C aw thoh.!states. "but affords no protection
feet high and cnpulde of housing
from superintendent of public instrue- 1to the gnme of Florida, ns it is
airships 6f the It-.Tt class bill was brought over here
jsslOf Making* Ice two
it now. measures Hill feet long nm ijA m i riia is still .a craze in nurth- tion, nrc tlic other two members, 'm anifestly possibly to distinguish
Given InTalk 180 feet high, says Modern T ra n s-1 * * '. Ki.ir|».m| . anil
Indications are th at the penlten l<,rnl. from "imported qail, venison,
newspaper con,airship of 1petitions Imv. cause-d a famine in t :a r v plans v. ill be taken up earl'- o r ducks.
one
port,
and
will
house
rith Head Of Firm the It 101 class.
shilling postal nrdern.
.Manches I b i s f a l l , as f i n a l construction of I Hun ter-Trader-Trappor, howevter ran out of them this week and tbe plant is now under way, and'{,r* ra )M
. attention to the federal
A mooring mast has been erect la hurry ■ ell to London only prop lan t of ghe Seminole
the power plant, is expected to t>ej,l,wI 'vhli(| h nmJ e"
an o ffe n ,°
ed
witli
a
pump
capable
,.f
lifting
jdticed tia11 the quantity asked, linishi'd in August.
aery .Company of 417 West
punishable m federa
courts to
J2,00y
gallons
of
fuel
oil
an
hour
i Nearby towns a re also without
r e e t will be in operation
The new t» aitentiary, authorized i tra,,s,)°,r 8 flnJe *n
to
airships.
(applies.
Tho public'll Invited to
at the last special session of t h e !'" • n,s
i t a t e prohibiting such
plant and see (he mqnlegislature,
will
be
made
of
rein
,
sh
ic
n
e
n
ts
by
s ta te law
culding
Much " s tir lm- been created in
J-Ice'creum and butterte and will probablv ' t,'ut « ‘n««|uentlyi the bringing
The baa,its of wild birds as well fo,red
London
theatrical
circle's
by
tho
jl'bjr m odem methods.
the Guitry's, as their feed, are being changed be two r 1lu ee Stories high. Til" " f ‘I"1" ' 1, f<?r, nistance, from GeorSeminole Creamery Com- announcement that
eonsidi raldy
iit E n g la n d through reiofoi d ...i.cr«-t.., Mr. lam ing ex *'« '" Hnrhla for supplying hotels
Urue organized in Jan u a ry , the celebrated French actors, are incri a-mg tr a ffic the breaking up p'.aini < ". >- decided upon in order ' ' 11 *,,d,‘rn violation-,
paid
"at!
pounds
sterling
a
perwith W. K. Henkel of TallaA large number of the states
of the preai loresteil e state, for
v. •«rU to be done eji
| t ,,*.« r
Ala.. as president, and Hcy- j formula '* for their acting in liuildmg a ed 'lie disappearance of to
nnvict
forces,
ther<t
i
ri
ly
I
i
lie
Wnlker, vice president and Moscnrt," t lie musical pi.iv they | win'd- p a r t s and meadow*
b y e x e c u t i n g ( big saving for the
leral m anager.
The company are producing at the Iiaii tv in
*:if »• Tin b M a tu re appropriated
Tin
uriM'l.il
report
of
tinSocle
Iri
neb.
1rebuked the Itoyall Ice ('ream
Charles It. t onchi.int, tin- veter t v l ot iIn* I’roteetion of I l i r d . . ’ ' V ' " " !'0 for t h e new penitentiary,
jmpnny, which -was operativl in
old plant until the new plant an producer s.i\s I m.w o w i , that ne-t- ■ bev ml the margin t h e l a n d : I I ' l iution for the p e m II vessels
outdo
i lie t ••• • - « « • ............... ................ I ' ' *»y the legislatu re
’ W est F mirth Strteet was ready this price is far from a record pelrol i | i
salary in I la* London Hunters. He dniigi r o| ibe motor car inland by a* I In- - n it ••- lime th a t unotber
J?, occupancy.
on every sen an -nlv re
" " ,l"
a!,>'le for a new
t t h o , new plnnt is equipped with says he paid Du-< nm nnue .ban emplvine
fIIS.
that an ails death to the sea 1 state building a t Tallahassee to
type machinery for Tnnii- ** I1,11"*
Gu, , *'V* t bat l,jri|. ••
tal i' care of I tie overflow a t tinfig-iee cmnm and btftter- is Saebu Gmtry and his wife,
The .-••i ii'tv reports that special IState ( « |>i*••!. Ilids for the luttci
Yvonne
>3’ho W m psnyS motto is,
perches plated on
light bouses jsti in lure will be received by the
I t / -and Service."
Hobbl'd and -biligled luiir is an mound (be ...asts have raved Hie H-urd of < ..mniissioners of Stut.Herul M anager W alker ir. an undisguised blessing says l>r. J. lives of iii nisniid sof birds during I n -1 it lit ioti at a meeting late in
Isnced croamery man, bavin n l a minus Taylor, medical officer of 1Ik- title, at ion seasons.
.1..I v, wit It actual work also expect
e n g a g e d 'in this work for If heal lb for Waltbam low. in the
i.l t.i begin I bis fall.
irs. H e in n graduate of Clein- I section of bis annual icport ref l. i vl un tireime, r ega rde d j
W
A. & M. College. After bis
started
on
as one ..! lb.- cleverest rairguons I Itradento.i Work
atlon in 11*17, he */>■-appoint- !
ll,,l ^
' *" T ‘
bridge
j in ibe world, has died at Gue rn s e y | new SI.(ion .non hig h w a y
instructor in dairying and man- I . .Ml* ' ‘
........... .
j i n lie t ‘haiin.1 Island^, as t he re a< loss Ala".dee River, connecting
T of Lite Ok-msim College 1 11 1 * 1 dnrtoi
"CliMiiluu'SS
and
l i e . <1.011 o f t In : ..iill >d a ,. lapse n i t e r mflueii/.a. III ail.'lit..n and I’alllictto.
im ery, which position lie bold
• a> r.i i. .il wealth and a g n a t |
II he entered the army. After bilge "hardening room," whole it |ll.<
* I.oikIon pi a. 1ice, a* well as pl'deswup, Mr. Walker engaged in m held at in degri e I.. I..W zero
d t g i i. and .11 liuel oti . be
imery work in Culmtibia, S. ('.. until it is to lie packed for delivio y sioiial
. an l be Iboul'ld lie Would lie 11.111
Imn and Talladega, Ala., coming I The " b a l d e n i n g i<>ntti. ‘ has n on i i a I'euernl prnel it ioiut in !
9 Sanford in lllilfi from the latter capacity of .:,titni gilb.ii
of ice , Guei n e v.
‘
| cream, au.i a -<(..ek of .UMI to 1,0011
process of making ice erentn j gallons is i a n led al all tim<.s in
large scale is interesting to the I various flavors. The only suit nnd
|Jnnn, ami company employes 1 ire used i-. in packing th. ice cream
be glad to allow visitors ■for delivery.
gh the plant, I, was said,
o visitor would lm first taken t
't h e mixing \nt. where the pro-*
of m aking ice cream begins, j
•vnt is a 100 gnlbm tinned
Jr, eleetttenll> operated, nml
FOR
^which goes everything of the
ihed product except the fruits.
“ tpIx” la mnde up In ltm gallon
:hoa, nnd all of the ingtrdients
carefully weigltetl nnd mensiir■o that the >r-.(|itcl will have
F l UiNlSflFT*
THE
unKjbrtu coinpontion.
Tito visitor will lie next taken to
itho "viacolizer ”
This uincbitie
UlUpt tile “lint mix" over n cooler
the aaeoml flooi until it Ik coni
\pi down to HI degrees as it runs in - |
a, 200 gallon glims lined bolding,
tj. Hie mix is cooled still furllifnto tho storage vat and held j
iVirr night to "ripen."
Th* freezing process
the next
e n d e r f e e t . Aching
p explained t<. the visitor. The
burning, swollen, shoe
;crs p 'e b)cn'-.| on the first
eluded
feet. The minute
. . T h e y <>ucli have a capacity
yon put your feet into u "T ii"
ifrceKtng 20 gallons of ice cream
butli you fed pain being drawn
y seven minutes. The mix
out and comfort just Booking in.
llMC<vnta -being overhead per"Ti«"drawi out the poisons and
^tMO mix to be let into the
adds that cause foot misery. It
Rig, h o p p e r s by gravity
!■ almost magical.
igh yikkel plated copper pipe,
"Tiz" takes all the soreness
^typo of freezer used in an ice
out of corns nnd callousrn. Oct
m
m factory has no resemblance
n Ikix of "Ttz" at any drug or
^ t h e old freezer. Insteitd of ice
department store. Eod foot tor
||md s o i l brine of re o trniperuture
ture forever-—wear smaller si iocs,
‘f uaed direct fro mu large brine
keep your feet frsdi, sweet, com
fortable.
k which is kept cold by a I it-ton
Phone (530-VV
qiacnind!
B a t h e T l i c t t v 'i n 'T I Z
"The Ire eream is drawn from the
'rtezer into cans just before it gets
hard to pour. The full cans of
tnpnratively "soft cream " are im
lediafely placed on shelves in the
w
iLOn West Fourth
>feetWfflHaveThe
itostEquipmentTo
rer Local Needs
LONDON LETTER
yard Walker Is
lident Manager
Joe Varney of Aylesbury Is o f
ficially dead and his family has
been notified that his grave hns
been found in France, yet Varney
himself insists that be is quite his
old time self and has no use for
a cemetery.
| Ho says he was wounded dur] ing the war near Posieres ten
i years ago and discharged
from
the army.
Ilis mother was o f
ficially informed that be was miss
ing v fen he was actually in a
hospital in London.
Now the Im
perial War (iraves Commission an
iioufic t tint hrs grave has been
i f,VunVi m France, but Varney says
| he d<iW I|()t wnnt jt.
1 STARS READY FOR M E E T
of tho Longwood Crfcw
- ■' »V1
BROOKLINE, Mass., July ID.— tournament in the f|r,t ,
out for the Davi8 Con,
L A ^ T h o pick of the American tanfour players are er *
tie
jhi'H worlJ is entered for tho LongPensacoln—Oil
do have statutes prohibiting the wood Bowl singles tournam ent,
■ate of game of the same or species Starting today on the grass courts in Ereambla county.
closely related to th eir own local,
varieties no m atter where it comes
from, which Is necessary to make
non-sale laws effective," tho edi
torial states. "Florida has only
recently established gnTne protec
tion on a substantial basis with
statewide administration, and will
The moat, delicious and m ost nutritious
doubtless cure this omission a t the
M ade—
first legislative opportunity."
\
irida Should Make Changes In Act On
3ream
WE S E R V E -
NOTICE
Tho rogulnr,p<i|9Ma|.meetinK
of the stockholders of the
Florida V egetable C orpora
tion will be held in o ur offices
in the M asonic B uilding a t
8:00 !’. M., T uesday, A ugust
;irtl, I02C, for th e election of
a d irecto rate and th e consid
eration of all o th e r m a tte rs
which may, properly come be
fore such m eeting. A full attendem e is requested.
R. B. CHAPM AN
P resident.
(L. I. FR A ZIER ,
Secridary.
P rin cess
Ice Cre<
Made fty T he Sem inole C ream ery Compuyj
ing only pasteurized pure effeam and fresh tr
ENJOY A DISH
THIS HOT WEATHER
SANFORD DRUG
“T H E R E X A L L ST O R E ”
ENJO Y A DISH
PRINCESS
ICE CREAM
Determination
THE IDEAL DISH FOR HOT SUMM10R W E A T11 E R — MADE OF
WHOLE SWEET CREAM, AND
FRESH FRUITS.
Lighting Fixtures
Let Us Serve You.
Union Pharm ac
Seminole Creamery's Plant
TENDER FEET
T
MELTON
ELECTRIC
CO.
1121 San l ord Ave
Sec us alioul real fix lures a t the ri.uht
price.
^
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BIG REDUCTION
►YEAR TIRES
l
HI-TEST BUILDING TILE
t
A Good, Dependable
— ON—
l ’nt lifintlci
1‘nthf iiulcr
G o«kI> car
Used In Construction o f
N ew Creamery Building
Dodge Truck
$H .50
$12.50
$21.50
Other aUea in iirnpnrtion.
lA t Us Itepair S’mir Tires
Rockey Tire Shop
is used in the delivery service of
d J+ervire
I'hnne 2ti3
.111 1C. 2nd St.
All Reliable Contractors Recommend it—
Leading Architects Specify it—
The Seminole Creamery Co.
im e iii
i!
Ifiuftfil Lhtfe, 'ndBO1teller—j
B
( ALL NO. 3
For an Im m ediate D em onstration
>« ' l ,i.
:Jk Lime In RarrelH.:
:k Lime In Bags,
rdrated Lime,
ishing Lime.
J
IcuHural Lime. I
The City Building Inspector Endorsed it—
And We MAKE it.
To llu* wist* business man who is looking; for n dependable truck to nive
u maxim it m service for a minimum cost, we recom m end Dodjfe T rucks.
rtara headquarters fo r G a g er’s ;
o
Property Owners Demand it—
s
• ’a
Sanford Cement Products Co.
C. C. COOK, M anager.
5th and Oak
T e L 1 1 2-W
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11— A utom obiles for Sale
24— Pninn«„~ t,
------------------ :----------- ------ -----1 a >ntlng—l.1upering
i l i Hilly H*ra!d
'*AD- BATES
w«! m nt
|l0nfle 1 y0C1‘
<* lr»* * 1Ttrtiwo daily on the claasified page.
25— Florists.
S T Z be r<c*il*J
‘ »nd collector i*nt
S
l.r P « ” S f .
-* .......
He a line
-7c a line
ratei on request.
niton uro for
insertions.
average lengtn
ftTW
•Sitfeo °t d®*-
,[gln(r is restricted
'Vl^incation
PLjr js mado 1he San1 - wi|| Im! responsible
, incorrect insertion,
er for sub.-wauent
ie office should be
jiately in case of
f o r g e t
DODGE BROTHERS
' VJ~>
W
m i H M
"STEWART TIIE FLORIST”
blowers for all occasions.
McLANDER ARCADE
Phone 781.
27— prnfeHsional Services
BALL HARDW ARE
192(1— Dodge Speciul Roadster.
1924— Dodge Coupe.
1924--Dodge Touring.
1924— G raham 1 Yj ton Truck.
New Location, a f te r August 1st,
Elm Ave and Thirteenth St.
M ILLER O. PH IL IP S , Inc.
I *ER MA N KN T M A iTcEL WAVING
Mndain H a r r i m ’s Heauty Parlor.
66*— W a n t e d — T o B u y
I hone 24.) t.,r appointment*.
hlJfiENF, OIL Permanent Wave—
for $10 per head. Graduate operntorM at Mnrinello Beauty 8hop,
flio Basket. Phono 193.
iiH iM n i
WANTED TO BUY
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
AT HERALD O F F IC E
DO W)U GET UP TIR ED und
worn out? CHIROPRACTIC will
correct the cause. Phone 482-J for
appointment.
]>r. MacDougnll.
WANTED TO HUY--Bnhv crib or
First. National Bank Bldg.
drop-side bed. Phono 634-Thurniond.
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP,
We s|>eoialize in permanent wav
WAN I ED
Good second hand
mg". 206 North Park Ave.
writing desk. Must he cheap for
cash. Telephone 6D5 J.
28— R epairing
g jg Jia
'
m in
$0
THRASHER a g a r n e r
RciiI Estate nnd Fire Insurance
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
Mc( ALL & FOX, Real estate In
vestments. Best buys are nmong
our listings, phone 746.
SEE R. C. TISDALE f o r good buys
in Real Estate, 236 Meisch Build
ing.
84— Houses For Sale
FOB SALE Six room house, two
porches. Nicely finished, eorner
lot. garage, chn ken lot, yartl grass-1
e<l. Price $3.Mtin. Terms. See G. i
H Smoke, Ii.-j...f Express Office.
fj.i.
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,, _ ...
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N O T I C K OK M A M T H A ’M S A C K
N o t i c e la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t i m l e r
nnd by v i r t u e of a d e c r e e of f o r e
c l o s u r e anil nnlo e n t e r e d o n t bo
2 n d d a y o f . tn l y . A. D. 1926 b y t h e
J u d g e o f t h o S e v e n t e e n t h J ihU c I ii I
C i r c u i t In u n d f o r O r u n g o C o u n t y , i
KJnr l t l n. In t h o a b s e n c e o f t h o J u d g e
of t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t f r o m
b i n n s lii C i r c u i t , In t h e n u l l o f IS.
II. W a d s w o r t h , c o m p l a i n a n t . n R u l n s t
(>.
.Mills, d e f e n d a n t , p e n d i n g In
the Olrrult C ourt of th e S eventh
J u d i c i a l f ' l r c u l t In a n d f o r S e m i n o l e
C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . I wi l l s e l l Ht p u b
lic A u c t io n f u r r na li t o t l m h i g h e s t
n n d h e a t M i l d e r a t t h o f r o n t r l nor
o f t h o t ’oi i r t H o u s e I n S a n f o r d , F l o r
i da , b e t w e e n t h e l e g a l h o u r s - o f s a l e
o n M o n d a y , A u g u s t 2nd. 1926. t h e
f o i l o w I njr d e s c r i b e d lit m l i j l t u o J . i t
a n d Im' I iik In S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r
i da . t o- vvlt
T i l e W e s t h a l f of t h o NW’ Vi o f t h e
N W Vi o f ...... S H ' i . co n ta in in g
JlN 1CIIT arid Overland.
Motor Co., Park und
Sanford Stove & F u rn itu re Co.
321 E. F ir s t Street
We c a rry a full line
Our prices uro right.
Cnsli or
term s. We w a n t your business
DODGE
0. Phillips Co., Inc.
MIRACLE Concrcto Co., general
|ttn and Graham Trucks,
cement work, sidewalks, build
hd St.
Phono 3.
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. R.
Torwillcger, Prop.
.
CA.VIZING WORKS.
S. J. NIX
1(1001 (YEAR TIRES.
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law
.8.1.. Hnlterics.
300 East F ir s t Street.
|on Cleveland Six
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile
roofs built up roofs. Ke-roofifig
over old roofs. Lenks repaired. EotimntcB free. Satisfaction g u a ra n
teed. Oak Ave.& 3rd St. Phone 111.
I HtilWON-ESSEX
INC.
[ M3 Oak Ave.
Phone 41
[UPS—MAKMONS
WIIKKLKSS & W ELSH
Automobile Co,
‘Service th a t makes friemlH”
Mia Ave.
Phone 137. FISK T IR E S
VULCANIZING
H IL TO N ’S BARBER SHOP
113 Magnolia Avenue.
8 firs t class barbers. Special a t
tention given Indies nnd children
CHRYSLER
. FULLER MOTOR CO.
l ~ St. Phone 092
ETT AND PAIGE
Sanford Dealer,
IVES (i AH AGE
• Ht St. Phone f>17
SA N FO R D DRUG COMPANY
‘‘Tho Rexall Store”
We make a specialty of our prompt
filling of prescriptions and quick
delivery.
Drugs — Soda — Hoot Sandwiches
ILIAC—OAKLAND
-PONTIAC _
fjl Cadillac* ConJkiny.
^ *l't*
Phone 121 W IG IIT-CH RISEN BER R Y PRIN T
S H O P — P rinting,
Fingraving,
Fimbossing. See us first. We do
frORH BUR K r o T
it. P h o n J 417-W. R. It. Av^nue■Avnnlia Avenue.
Commercial Street.
Phone 3(17
P R IN TIN G T H A T TI,EASES
--FORD _ KORDSON T ypew riters andAdding Machine*.
’ira HigKlri.H, Inc.
T IIE SEM INOLE P R IN TER Y
Palmetto. Phono 331 601 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop.
S
NASH
19— Building— Contracting
Urltl m motor car value,
™ MOTORS CO.
JA M E S II. COW AN—All kinds of
Uuni.Sanford Avo.
Tin und Sheet Metul Work.
W
utcr nnd Boat Tanks. A t Oak
to mui li w lnit you pay
Tele
U'liint a ear costs you. Avenue and Third Street.
phone 111.
Hu.. * ,wl you less..
vAN GARAGE CO.
E. J . LINDSKOG-^-Goneral Con
tra c to r and builder. Plans .and
** Statinna— Repalr- specifications
on request. AU work
guaranteed. Residence 217 High
land St., between Elm and Oak.
j E l. TRIM CO.
Phone 790W
-%l’ar- n,,t tiie owner.”
» ■ far estimates.
20— H eating and *Ji»"»hinir
u a d fo ri,
Cor. Hark and 2nd SI.
TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
THE CORE
a c r e * m o re o r le a s .
T h e H a st
h a l f o f th e N w y o f t h a N W I | o f ALL
th e H K ' i . c o n t a in in g fi a c r e s m o re
o r leww
l l o a ln n lm r » t th o S W
o o r n o r o f th e N W <i. S e c t io n n.
T o w n s h i p 21
S o u th .
Knnae
2'i <
l*7aat, r u n Faw t f i ' i c h a i n * . N o r t h *t L*i
c iia in w . w e .,» .1 '. c h a i n * . S o u th s Save
c I im I ' in
to b< u l n n li i R , c o n t a lm n r .
a c r e * rnor.. ..r l ess.
Al l l l i r m
t r a r t a li**uio in S e c t i o n 2. T o w n
whip 21 S o u t h . I t u n g o 29 Hu n t , a n d
In t b o t ' o i m i ) ..f S e m i n o l e . S t a l e
o f
F l o r i d a a m i e o t i t a l i i l i i K aw a
u bolt*, f i f t e e n a r r o w m o r e o r I mww
I ’lirolinHi i t o pw\ f o r t i t l e .
I. F 1IOVI.K.
Speciul M a s t e r .
F(*l. RF.N I I In* F,. T. Woodruff w A. Fitiuiuiii
•'•"lie. 317 Uilk Ave., adults only.
Soii.lt.o ioi Complainant.
Inquire Mrs K. T. Woodruff, 261*1 ~
. . ------- -- ---------- ;-----------j
WANTED - K X P K R I EN C E D
FURNISHED bed room.
.STENOGRAPHER. APPLY 516 NICELY
('lose to bath, hot w ater, 404 OPPORTUNITY FOR WORKING
5 Hi FIRST N A T’l. BANK BLDG.
MAN
Palmetto Avenue.
CHOICE LOTS 26x126—G uaran
33— Help W anted— Male
Within ten
Si)— Rooms For H ousekeeping teed high nnd dry.
miles of Pnlntku on Lnko City
Highway. $10.00 each. These b a r
D y YOU want a business of your F'URNISUKD Garage A purtm ent gains are well worth your investi
1307 Park Ave. Phono 2901/2.
own lhut will require no investgation. For information call :it
A T E R — no mat
jiufht, pay you profits in advance
Herald oft'iee. Box G. It. V., or Geo.
1idd make you fiuuncialiy indepen- 74— A partm ents For R en t
ter how it gets on
It. Vestal, I Hi S. Beach St., Day
dent? If ynu do, write for facts
tona Beach, Flu.
your beautifully var
about tin* selling of our guaranteed FOR ltF'.NT— F'urnished 3 room
nished floor3—even hot
all-wool tailored to order suits and
apartm ent, recently eomnletwl. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH,
water
will cause no
overcoat • diiecl to the wearer for Good local ion. $55 per month. In
“T HE LOT KING"
824.75. Selling experience desira quire H. M. Herald Office.
.‘tod F'irst National Hank Bldg.
harm if floor* are var
ble hut mu necessary if you a r t
nished with
holiest, ambitious and hardworking. FOR RENT -Nice convenient twin
LAUREL AVENUE
We will equip ymi and train you.
room npurlment in private home.
lltli amt I'Jlh. Lot 50x117
$5U a week easy for new man with No children. Call 596.
$1.800.00. $500.00 cash.
easy earnings limited only by in
Balance terms.
dustry. A d d l e s - S, M. Firiiest T H E ( ’LARK A partm ents on tin*
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
beach, reasonable weekly or 515 616 F irst National Bank Bldg.
Adams .V Bio.. .6.’ith and Cedar,
monthly rates. 416-418 South A t
Cleveland, Ohio.
Phone 713
CImt and In color*,for furnllantic Ave,, Daytona Beach, Fin.,
tura, Doors, woodwork and ■
Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop and Mgr.
FRANK!,IN TERRACE
•vary houMhold us*. Sea
3 5 A — K n ip lo y m en I A g e n c i e s
Phone 567-1,-3
Lot 50x132
th* varnished panel aub$1,000.00. $300 cash.
marged in ih* aquarium at)
APARTMENT and Bedroom. 1112
S E MIN O L E F: MI ’1.0 Y M KN T
Balance Arranged
our
stors, Call for color cord.
Myrtle
Avenue.
BUREAU
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
204 North Park Ave.
515-510 F'irst National Bunk Bldg.
FOR RENT—Two furnished and
Phone 713
two unfurnished rooms. Apply
40— Money to Loan
Sanford Paint And
Gri»selt Cash Store, 3rd and Holly.
FRENCH AVE.
3rd
and
4th
Street.
50x117
Wallpaper Co.
'LOANS— Money available ja t 7 pur
$2,000.00. $950.00 cash
l e n t. Close in property. A. P. NEW 3 room a p a rtm e n t with hath,
furnished. Phone 326.
Balanced A rranged
112 W. F in d S treet.
Connolly & Sons.
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
>15-510 F'irst National Bank Bldg.
7fi-A— G arages
47— Dogs, C ats, Fets.
Phone 713
FOR
SALE,
rent
or
trad
e
for
real
COLLIES, Fox Terriers, Shepherd,
estate. Fully equipped garage
Setters, Pointers, puppies two
LOCH ARBOR
nnd battery shop ut 820 W. First
mouths old.
Any these kinds, St. Long lease. L. A. Kennud.
Lots 4n and 51)
males, $10; females, $6 ouch.
$2,500.00.
$660.00 cash
Hounds, $10 pair, nil fine ones, or- Phone 160-W, •
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
$ 3.86
der'fYom this direct.
Darnell
615-516 F i r s t National Hank Bldg. 6 ” S tationary ..............
77—Houses for Rent
H *’ S tationary
5.23
Kennola, Willinmston, S. C.
Phone 713
9 " Oscillating
11.50
Phonographs nnd Records.
SMALL HOU SE for rent, also new
49— P o u ltry and Supplies
Radiator ornaments
furniture for sule. Apply 1108
Musical instrum ents und strings.
ELLIOT AVFL. in MAYFAIR
BABY CHICKS—Send no money. Myrtle Ave.
Lot
08x170,
F'acing
Flnst
Wo ship C.O.I). Leghorns, $14.00 3 ROOM HOUSE FURNISHER
$3,04)0.00. Good terms
per hundred.
Bars. Reds, etc.,
1911 Palmetto
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
$16.00. Mixed, $10.00. Live de
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
livery. Florida Baby ('hickory, 516-616 F irs t National Bank Bldg. 516-610 F i r s t Nntionnl Bank Bldg.
Phone 713
Lakelund, Fin.
Phone 713 '
716 Sanford Are
57—rGood T hings to E at
AD V ERTISE In the Journal-H er
Sanford. Fla.
ald, South Georgia’s greatest CORNER GENEVA AVE AND
ORANGE
STREET
PBACHES^—BANANAS—Car load newspaper.
Morning, afternoon
50x 132
of Georgia peucher just arrived weeklyy and
anu Sunday.
ftunuay.
Classified
$960.00. Fiasy Terms.
Ta MPA DAILY TIMF:S, Tampa,
on Coast Line R. R. track. To be rates 10c per line. WuycrosB J
DEAN-BERG
CORPORATION
Home Daily, rmtea 2 cents a word.
Hold a t low price, retail and whole- nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia.
,i^
616-610 F ir s t National Bank Uldgi- Minimum 28a, cash with order.
"P«le*
*
Phono 713
Write for tomplete rate card.
SIZ E S
and
High
i
•*'-:i
o’clock.
FOR SA LB
1701 Park A
Cor. Evans. *:
1701 P ark Ave.
Cor: |
P ressu re
.r.l I
Balloons
,
.
.
,
m oney by buying here,
as long a s they last.
1
I
I
BULLDOG Tl
Thornbred F'ranch, S
Fall Blood. Pcdlfr*o.
Blue Ribbon Stock
S trong, beahkll. ▼
*(
.Mont i f f t d l o n i t «
S t* them any e v e n i n g ____
u n til
RINES
FILLING STATION
JACK l l l 'n M , R r * r« M iW
116 R. Second 8L
I I I ) Sanford Ave.
Phone 461-J
Sanford. Fla.
^
PHONE 834
TheMa rc
of the
Homeseeker
w
W a ter-S p a r
Vfcirnisn
ELECTRIC FAN
SALE
THE NOVELTY
SHOP
PALM BEACH COUNTY — The
acene of atupwadous develop
ment Read about It in the Palm
J.
H
0
D
G
IN
8
&
COWAN
CO.,
A
n
ti
ew Service O ffered
Radiator and she 2ft metal works. DoYlBLE B ED complete — Two Beech Poat Sample copy »«nt on
.practically now wicker chuirs. request.
Plain and ornam erlal sheet met*!
ll“1,<-‘i,dusher
work. Tel. 716-V/.
Avenue.
807 » W ^ b
^|UJr* S T O R E -P re - 22— Millinery— Dressm aking
1Drug*, Soda. We are
T ha>
t
Phone 800
Yellow Cab Co.
COLUMBUS (Ga.,) V
ClAMifUd MS klfS
circulation In
gU. Rato 8c (6-word
85— Lota For Sale
#biies For Sale.
6Sl l *de^r *
V* * <
78— Offices and Desk Room 91— Legal Notices
WANTED
Good second hum! R n ci r u l e A vo.. J a c k s o n v i l l e , F l a .
N o t i c e
S O V e n g ’1 1 8
|
I V PEW BITERS -A ll Makes, sold.
writing
desk.
Must lie cheap for
Elni Ave. und 13th Street.
outant NOTICE
rented, repaired. Orlando Type cash. Telephone 610-J.
I
r w riter & Supply Co. 42-44 Wut[tiim should give their
FDR SALE A country homo jn [ Celery
' '
j *Camp
"ftiP No. 625 W. O. W.
. postoffici* address as
kiiiH Block. Phone 938, Orlando.
meet<«
every
Ti
town New modern bungalow, 4 ' L
,,.fr-*s
®w
r
y Tuesday
evening at
fi7—
Rooms
W
ith
B
oard.
PHONE a
I tbeir phone number if
bed rotnns, extra large living room, j l v t0 K- ’?• ,in
follow s Hall at
tin results. About one
tlinitig room, kiichen und t.ath, a l l 1 Fh? «n*k**t corner Second Street
of a thousand has
E X PER T REE’A I R I N G ___ ROOMS, with or without meal*. funiished.
lished. IVmhle lot fronting on , £nJ “ .H‘rno,,f Ave" T
V!s,tln« '
Reasonable rates. Lincoln HoteL m
nt and the others
Typewriters and Adding Machines,
important s tree t in Sanfonl, Nuvercigna always welcomed.
nnunicate with you
PAUL H. NIX.
Kaiden plot, chicken run, shade
,*>
• ;*; 1?
nr know your address,
With Haynes & Ratliff. Phone 340 FOR RENT Nice large front room law
u and
mu| M.fiH.
flowers.
Lovely
A"it
some
Lovely,
J
',n*'sC ,t r k KUitnhle fur two gentlemen. 203
atinuancc MUST be
p'ui h fur children. If interested
FE 3rd Rlret't.
♦rson at The Sanford
FOR C O U PE in good condition.
addic*;- It..\ 403. Sunford, F’ln., for
/(ire or hy letter. TeleCheup. See Mrs. Armliruster, 30— Tailoring and P ressin g
Ifanatinuunrei ure not Smith Bros., Inc.
WANTED Roomers and hoarders. further infnnnatiofi, price and etc.
605 W. 3rd Strteet.
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY
liit.\ll*;> 1*1EKERS o r Investorlpdes 1
—Cleaning,
pressing,
tailoring.
Efficient
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105 S Palmetto Avenue. Phone
Scrvici'
IF YOU want to sell your fa rm , I
Uiun rent I will offer for
346-J.
E X P E R T PIA N O TUNING and
we can he of gooti stuvice to you ]!['Is'v,-,,k ••>11> , my home a t 911
Phonograph Repairing hy men
ns we have inquirers for both small |
Ave., for $5,500. Completely!
f.tNI) FOl'ND
trained a t factory. Let us rebuild LANKY DRY CLEANING CO. ami large farm property. Dean-1 furnished, mi easy tormtt. ti rooms
Dry
Cleaning,
Repairing
and
and refinish your old piano or
hot and cold water.
Phono 166 for prompt Berg Corporation, 515 F irst N a t ’l. Garage. with
Party who took collie phonograph.
KILLINGS WORTH Dyeing.
Lot 6 lx 117, shrubs, flow
Bunk
Bldg.
Phone
713.
MuH Sanford Ave.. R E P A IR SHOP, Temporary ud- service.
ers. diiquiro at House or 407 First
and avoid fu rther dress 1361 Mellonville Ave. Phono
___National Bank Bldg.
32— Help W anted— Fem ale
applied for.
68— Rooms W ithout B oard
cJi m . phan#*
>A*” •*1
$
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80A— Real E state Directory
S E L L GOOD USED CARS
11)26— Dodge Special Coach.
U )
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for
stores or offices at P ark Ave.,
SHAKESPEARE F ishing equip- and Commercial S treet.
W. M.
Young, Owner, 208 P a r k Ave.
ment, Rods, Reels, Line*, Etc. a t OFFICE FOR R EN T—l a Meisch
Bldg Apply A. P Connelly A
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd,
For Sale By
Dealers
1926— Dodge A. Special Sedan.
bvEKTISBHS
representative
"familiar with rates,
J classification will
complete information,
ta wish, they will
0„ in wording
your
to make it more cf-
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>AY, JUL1
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A wI?tMf°BI nE DEALER* If yio
t: Cub in Advance
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1
ffl W anting a natural set
ting of crystal lakes, w ood
ed knolls, and w in d i n g
drives—a c o u n t r y estate
with large lots, just fc
enough from the business
district (ten m inutes ride)
to give you that retired a t
m osphere is tow ard L O C H
•A R B O R .
*»
4J H ere as w e have said:
“Y o u will f in d boating,
bathing, fishing, golfing*;
right at your very d o or” --|
really folks it is the ID E A L
<t
58— household Goods
i l l P alm etto f H i . <‘
DAILY NEWS—it coven Brow
ard County* thoroughly which Ie
60y-J|4achlnery and Tools.
one of the moat rapidly growing
FOR SALE— 1 Colt Carbide outfit section! on the Florida Coeat
for 9 lights. Also mule
farm tools. Phdno 802.
and
I. H. K A N N ER
Architect
t i e Viral Nat. Bank DU*.
Phone TXX
W JL LONG
MEAT MARKETS
410 8enford Ave.
108 Palm etto Are.
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The Sanford Herald, July 19, 1926
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 19, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 19, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald