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Americaiis Are Not
Scared O f Site Where
Jonah HadExperience
SAIDA, Sqrla, July 20.—f/p)
— Swimming noar the idacc
where Jtmeh in supposed to hnvo
lrnded ; after his adventure with
tho wHkle Is frowned upon by
dwellers in tho vicinity.
Only recently a party
of
A'menSah* driving from Beirut
to Saida found a particularly
Jm s S e r io u s ly
inviting: stretch of sand on the
HV'ditescanean near Saida.
j e d W h e n P a i r . , “LeCi have a swim here," pro
p A iiiu c k
In
3 . poked oju$ of the party.
The Syrian puldo looked horri
tM u sk o & V e
fied.
“No swimming is allowed
here," ho said. “This is Nebl
Yunis," he added with finality.
“ What is It 7”
>“This Is the spot where Joi.ah
IntfUed."
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“We are not nfrnid of whales,"
came back tho chorus and peel?.
f c c u F e d f s I r i ' ipK .off, tho party wont in. The
water was fino.
C o n d itio n ;
I00T1NG4
tion Gone,
it Victims
P ro b ed
fl^T iG A T IO N IN
W P S SLAYING
GEFS LINDER WAY
3EK. ok la-. July
Four iMTscns wnro
bounded, two srricitfht "H u t s sov
iet! by two Musko« t t( . ,
---------who early today
,cd by liquor, so Fourteen W itnesses Called
To T estify At Preliminary
il ami ran amuck
Hearing Of F t. Wort hMmi
atels.
ster,
At Liberty On Rond
etrs, Paul Davis, a
iff nnil Vcs Carmack.
FORT WORTH, Texas, July 20.
Itt. mo iibiad tin? hulN
brttcrintr down doors —(/P)—The Tarrant county grand
it Ktirntn «s they lay jury will begin its Investigation
n Ihrir ammunition here today into the slaying Satur
listed. tlu-v heat their day of D. C. Chipps, lumberman,
Hubs and smashed by Rov. Dr. Frank Norris, in the
office of the First Baptist Church
fixtures.
of which Norris is pastor.
Nor
r.i. rt h-hi liiiir to a ris is nt liberty under $10,000 bond.
forced to shoot
Fourteen witnesses are expected
times in i f.icht to
Hi. Hi's condition is to be called, among them being Dr.
rk was easily sub- Norris, and L. H. Nutt, a deacon
fh doors at fixtures in Dr. Norris' church, und sup
Mieved to hi ve been posedly the only eye-witness to
hive not reimrtcd to the shooting. '
Dr. Norris, in a statement S at
rorc severely injured
urday following tho shooting, told
to hospitals.
of receiving a cull from an ap
Several Raids
parently angered individual who
Investieatinu tile case announced he intended to call on
Til nrui Cormntk hnd the pastor a few minutes before
in ljeunc ruids dur Chipps appeared.
ing. Senreli of their
Two possible alternatives lie be
rrvulwl sevei k! empty
(TUintities of whiskey. fore the grand jury, which includes
I small hotel shortly nine of the pnstor's fellow-towns
The jury may indict for
the pair started men.
inqrder, or may voje a “no ^>11.’’
!fr after
evthea entered nn~ A fUlure grtftid jury nVay stilt in
ltd and repeated the dict, should a no-bill he returned.
This condition frequently leads
|vij while enimped in
I that ttie riot sound u defendant to demand an indict
ment, nt; a preliminary to it defi
iftureil them.
nite disposition of a case.
|ns too ilu/.eii to talk
In the event of indictment and
#ni! Davis was nut subsequent triul and conviction,
tort Iv after Davis wns the degree of guilt is determined
Short Iv -fier Davis
he said "u would he by the trial court jury which may
both had been killed.” ruturn any one of three verdicts.
It may ncquit, find the defendant
ft Sue rely Hmiiided
guilty of manslaughter, carrying
nv, iiiiTelmnl jvolice- a prison term of from two to five
I SevereIv wounded ill years, or find him guilty of mur
I oyerpower
t ’ornrnck. der, carrying a penalty ranging
|Roden was shot in the from five years in prison to death
Ot (l, :i a chance of re- in the electric chair.
Under Tex
fiirians said. A negro as law, the jury affixes the exact
an Hindi nt i tied man punishmunt.
*ht wojpnls.
most severely beaten Atlanta Development
Nomer I'ittoian. polieoponserious; T ,ni Smith, In Hands Of Receiver
"f the hotels, ;unl
Fln SmirPi; llciijiimin Upon Order Of Court
nnlv and "Rhickie”
of Mu |.oK, e.
ATLANTA, Gu., July 20.—(VP)—
A receivership has been designated
for Morningsido I’urk, Incorporat
ed. realty sub-divitiion o f which J .
It. Smith, director of the Bankers
Trust Company wlm committed
sulcido lust week, wns principal
promoter.
The receivership was granted
"f Hi.’ midsummer lato yesterday by Judge John 1).
Humphreys, in Fulton Superior
• "*|d ' American court upon petition of T. It. Ben
r!’"...... "i. r.j and ndnett, State Superintendent
of
T
h r. in Aup. 7 ,
"'<■ Un1i.it j,,|| of p, banks.
''Ms |
|h(} ,,n
'Dvau\
District Of Columbia
ord y"it itre of the faCommissioner Quits
axaety will entertain
n V,,,.t.ur.,‘ during the
PAUL SM ITH’S, N. Y., July 20.
|vJ,*n Htilf, ehev do —(VP)—Commissioner Kenning of
former Mieiety, ,mthe District of Columbia has re
signed.
•
K' ‘ "imuander of
Tho resignation, it wus an
'' l>“ ! . and chief of nounced at the executive offices
„
will tiring today, was placed in the hands of
»w Linford, according Attorney General Sargent by re
*5IVe.'l hm>1" ndd- quest of President Coolidge before
, Jacksonville novices, Mr. Coolidge left Washington.
l^lntlllires will be put
Tho commissioner was requested
01,1 ""11,“ Mr. Huff to remain at his post long enough
to dispose of some incidental mat
tonvill,.
‘'ircckers’ are ters with which he was familiar.
hi >■ ">it." Mr. Huff
It is now expected that the re
•ill '"'ertain the can- signation will . become effective
Un •thee-v.vOT/ Whon
within a few days.
e""' through the
A few* whole cIovob added to tho
r. 1n,h”n ,u f«»rty-andthat there is fa t in which doughnuts are friend
UUn '"ere existence." gives them a verj^pleaaing flavor.
tod Eight To
*15Members
ion Meeting
Statem ents Of Norge
■anders Reveal Some Dissension
>g
July 20.—</p)_
of the
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n* ntat°ond
{jMtnzion developed
liUer Aih *ioric n i« ht.
Alaska, when the
wheel-men fo r short periods."
He gave th# Italian general "full
credit fo r building . the wondership," but a t no time did “he act
as navigator in fae^ I doubt if he
understand* na>’ "
that he
General Nobl
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captain
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ABB
AT DEFENSE OF
FALLING FRANC
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B L Y 20, 1920.
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Widow an I ffiildren of Mimtered. Publisher
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ii'ida
Officers
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If"’
Premier Presents Ministry
To President Doumergue
This Morning; DeMonzic
Ik Given Finance Portfolio
BAPTIST STATE!
JUNIOR COLLEGE! ? “*•”«Held“',p'
In
Party Spirit Is Cast.
Aside, Says Premier
Dl
Dc Monzie Indicates He Will
Ask For Same IMVvers That
Brtarid Sought Last Week
PARIS. July 20.—lA’)— Premier
Edouard Harriot had a new cabinet
today with Anatole (|(. Monzie hold
ing the portfolio of minister of
finance.
“ My cabinet hns but one aim—
the defense of the franc” said
M. Harriot to President Doumergue
when he presented the ministers
at the Elysee Palace early this
morning.
“Apart from all party spirit,"
the premier added, “the cabinet
promises the countr/ an energetic
fidministration. It requests the
nation to preserve that calm whicn
is one of the indispenn.blc ele
ments for the recovery of the
franc.”
M. Monzie, who was minister in
rferriot's cabinet of last year, said
that the government would not
have recourse to inflation but at
the Home time the minister of fi-'
At tile left is Mrs. Don Mcllett, widow of the Canton (O.) publisher
nr nee would be helpless without
"certain latitude and certain liber
who was shot t.> death following hiu editorial war on vice and graft.
ty of action."
May Request Full Powers
I Above are their •hildren. Betty Is at the left, Evans in the center,
He added that when he asked
for a vote of confidence In parlia
Jean at the right and Barthn in front. At the top, a sketch shows
ment he would also nsk that means
of action be accorded i f so far as
How Mcllett wus shot down.
financial question? were concern
ed. This was interpreted to mean
that M. I)c Monzie would nsk
very much the snme full powers
ns Aristide Bjdand's government
had requested.
City Council To Pay
Tho request of such power for
Cop’s Dental Bill
M. Rrinnd and his finance minist
er, Joseph Caillnux, led to the de
feat of tho Brinnd ministry last
ATLANTA. Ga.. July 20.—
Saturday. If M. De Monzic’s
(f\‘, The front teeth of
a
wishes ere granted he will move an
policeman, shot out recently by
adjournment of parliament until
u negro he attempted Jd arrest,
October.
will be k -placed by city odtm'dl.
Inquiry Open* In Atlanta ToM. Herriof is opposed both to Failure To FindMjpsingHiRHo
Without a disHontinq vote, th*
credits abroad and the use of gold
„di»y Into Business Dealings
Operator Cnusea District crtuncll adopted n resdlutlon ap
reserve of the Bank of France to
Of BnnkerN TruHt Co.,
Attorney To Hult Inquiry; propriating $125 to replace the
stabilize the franc believing this
teeth
of
Patrolman
G.
U.
Hud
Blamed for RecentFallurea
Letter To Re Read To Jury
can lie accomplished by “national
son which were pulled by the
— —
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efforts" which will bo, furnished
bullet.
ATLANTA, Ga., July 20.—(/P)—
by vested capital. In the new
LOS ANGELES, Ju ly 20.-T ln A Fulton county grand jury today
minister! there are eleven radical county jury, investigating tinbegan nn investigation into the a f
Ainu-s Scini'li- McPherson kidnap
and radical socialists.
fairs of the Bankers Trust Com
ing case probably will adjourn to
pany, whose financial emburrnssday without completing the inquiry
ment hus been officially blamed for
due to the inability to locate Ken
tho closing of bunks in Georgia and
neth G. Ormiston, friend of the
Florida last week.
Evungelist and former Angelas
Tcniplo Radio Operator.
A federal receivership for tho
Trust Company was granted after
Ornmlon js described by district
Atlanta creditors brought bank
attorney as u “necessary" witness
ruptcy proceedings following the
Gunrd
Overhears
Telephone
in
the
ease
because
of
tho
testi
MACON Gn.. July 20.—(A’)—A
appointment of a .temporary re
mony
of
-everal
witnesses
that
he
Conversation
On
Crossed
grand jury today begun «n investi
ceivership in Fulton county Super
Wire And Informs Officials ior court,
gation into the double murd-r accompuaieii the evangelist on vis
its
to
several
cities
following
her
July 10 of E. W. Wilson and his
Atlanta creditors proceeded in
fiance. Hilda Smith, who were disappeanmeu May 18.
CHICAGO, July 20, f/P)—A sec Federal court, declaring that the
When the grand jury convenes
shot to death as thiv sat In tin
ond pl°G to bomb the Cook county
automobile on a lonely road near today il'qiiity district attorney Joe -jail, was reported Inst night by ncci'ptauvo of the temporary re
ceivership wus ovldenco of bank
Ryan
plans
to
reud
a
letter
pur
hero.
officials investigating the explos
Ed Glovir, a negro, h is eupfi: s- ported to have been written by ion of a dynamite bomb imi'de ruptcy and further alleging that
cd the cvirii;, saying lie slut. Un Ormiston about the kidnaping of the jail walls yesterday, believed funds had been paid to “preferred"
couple in self defense. Glover \i»- tho evangelist. The letter is suid to have been pnrt of a plot to creditors.
Solicitor General John A. Boykin
tonlay w..s forin'nllv charged with to have ionic from Now York.
liberate several prisoners accused than appeared before Judge G. H.
munior it. Wrt
s fwi.tn *>ut. in
Ormiston is said to hnve enter
Howurd in Fulton county Sunerlor
Municipal court.
ed n general denial to reports that ] of murder.
A guard whose name was with court and asked for a _grand jury
In n stntomont Inst night Glov ho was seen with tho evangelist
er told police and newspaper men after her disappearance. District held said ho had been cut in on n investigation of tho company’s s
that he came upon the couple while attorney Keyes said tho letter con crossed telephone wire by mistake fairs. Ho told the court that
ho was hunting rabbits.
tained no information of vuluo to and overhonrd a man believed to stockholders of the Trust Com
Wilson, he said, asked hi.- com tho solution of the mystery except Iki a prisoner, Buy that ‘we'll get pany hud complained to him about
panion for bin pistol and Glovir general statements.
Keys suid the place next time, by going nt certain expenditures by the offi
believing he was about to fire, tho hand writing wns Orniiston's. it from tho state's attorney’s !«de cials of the company.
dischnrgeu iii? gun t-t Wifsrn He The writer, according 'to Keys, of the building and there won’t be
\\\ I). Manley, present nt tho
then rcLu J nml *h"t Mi:> -•c'.-ilh. guve the district attorney permis any slip."
Trust Company, Issued a statement
All available guards at once Saturday, In which ho offered to
sion to turn tlio letter over to the
wyre placed at the entrance to assist the grand jury in its work.
Bidfe On Two School grand jury or throw it in the waste the
Meantime tha banking situation
bridge of a|ghs" lending from
basket.
Construction Jobs To Ryan also plans to give evidence tho jail to the criminal courts in Georgia and Florida remain*
which la allcgod to contradict state building ond tho polico guards, good, officials of the bunking de
BeOpenedWednesday ments
picked because they are cruck partments of tho two stateB de-in Orniiston's letter.
shots were placed outsldo the clnre.
Attorneys
for
Mrs.
McPherson
Bids on tWo proposod school con
building and instructed to nrrost
struction jobs will be opened at promised to produce six witnesses anyone found loitering about the
10 o'clock tomorrow morning by to refuto statements that tho evnn» jail.
the Seminole County Board u/ Pub gclist hud been seen at Various
Seeks E xtra Guards
lic Instruction in the office of places between tho timo sHe disap
Sheriff Peter M. Hoffman »sid
peared
at
Ocean
Park
and
tho
time
County Superintendent T. W. Law
sho wnndered into Agua Prleta, ho would ask tomorrow for 22 ad
ton, it was announced today.
ditional ja il guards and an emer
Tho board will receive bids on Mexico.
gency appropriation of $115,000 to
a four-room addition to tho I^ikc
pay their salaries for a year.
MISSOULA, Mont., Ju ly 20.—
Monroo school building, which is
Tear bomba also Will bo takon to (/P)—Heavy cloud* of amokq over
located five miles west of fianford.
tho jail i to quell incipient riots hung timbored region* in the
Bids will also be received for the
among the prisoners such as fol northwestern part of the United
construction of a two-room school
lowed yesterday’s bombing when States as several thousand fire
building for negroes in Bookerguards were unable to control prl- fighters continued their battle with
town, one mile west of Lake Mon
onors.
forest and brush fire* that have
roe.
The site wae given by tho
Henry F . Femekes, the midget claltned a dozen lives and hava
development company.
The new
Sanford construction, figures for bandit’’ who ia under tinitence of wrought extensive damage during
school will replace a building lo
J . v. ,
J.
tho month o f July up to today, al death, tonight still waa held in tha last tan days.
cated on private property.
ready giva promlM'-of exceeding solitary confinement by Ja il offi • Through California, Nevada, I
tha total-In permitd for the cor cial* who said they were confi daho, Washington and Montana
EmbezzIementCharffe responding month of last year, a dent ha- had » hand in the explod tha fires raged O iw -T h q jaat a t
comparison of figures revealed to ing of a. bomb n«ur one o f the jail available .VwUd States'"tro o p *
Faces Butcher Nabbed day.
walla yesterday and that they be from Fort Missoula wow eant into
: ,
lieved he tnund«4_to try to dtcapo tbs fire llnaa in western
The
total
fo
r
tha
entire
morith
By Seminole. Officers
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of July,
18 5( WM‘ |1Jfl(B00, a«- If-the-explosion had been powerful
c . R. Storment, said to be want cording to • building permit rae- enough .fo .tee^ tnrough ^ e .wall.
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of/City Clerk L.
in tha'office
i
ed on a charge ■ of embesslement orda
by Broward county authorities, B. Phillip*. > n » | t t Issued up to p
* The
waa arrested this morning by jjood today totaled !. more tha«
Califor
fioa.000,
or
leas
than
|
H
,600fo
r
rO.
Btephfnson
«
Governor
Deputy Sheriff
Mondaj
ths‘
entire
month
of
Ju
ly
last
year*market, where
in a {iprifofd
LV/ ' ' A
dare remai
’ “
‘er.
he was work!
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tha
p:
'WSheriff C. M.
taken
t
ard County *
and a deputy
f •.-~#y
to take Stormaut
dale.
it
Stormnaht ia
AFFAIRS OF BANK
WILL BE PROBED
BY COUNTY JURY
JURY MAY CLOSE
SESSION WITHOUT
FINISHING PROBE
ANOTHER PLOT
T O BOMB JA IL
BARED BY COPS
Grand Jury Begins
Investigation Into
2 Macon Slayings
Fire Fighters Still
Battling B ig Forest
Blaze In Northwest
Ju ly Construction
FiguresM ayEclipse
Those O f L astY ear
Dr. King Of Sanford, Member
Of Trustees* Board, Goes
To Meeting Held To Con
sider Plans Of Architect
Tentative pluns and picture* of
the proposed now Florida Baptist
Junior Collcgu were submitted to
the board of trustee* Monday at
Sehring, according to Dr. F. D.
King, pastor of the First Baptist
Church of Sanford, nnd a member
of the board.
The trustee* have
selected a aite for the institution
nt DeSoto City near Sebring, and
have raised approximately $150,
000 toward the building fund, Dr.
King stated. • The board selected Tyler and
Co. of Lakeland, architects, to
draw the final plans.
A number
of architects presented tentative
plans yosterduy.
The Lakeland
firm hns specialized in the draft
ing of pluns for schools and col
leges, it was said.
The first unit of buildings will
cost approximately $400,000, Dr.
King, who attended the board
meeting for tho first time, said to
day.
The trustees plan to raise
the greater amount of this asm
before starting construction work.
The junior college plan will be
cxplnined to Florida Baptist asso
ciations by Reb. R. W. Thlot of
DoLnnd, who was selected as edu
cational director yestorday.
To Name Finance Head Soon
Thu financial- manager of the
campaign will prebaoly be an
nounced at the next board ^meeting,
Dr. King said.
The special com-,
mittoe, which’ waa to report on tha
mntter, through its apoMltoan
said that the man wanted fdr the
work was out of tho state at this
time.
• There is nn Imperative need fo*
n Junior denominatlonaf collage la
the sfutUjLoocoedmg td the Bahfonf
pastor,
'“Scores of our young
Baptist people are going out of
the Btnto," ho said, "to got their
junior college training.
Wo fool
that n junior collogo is badly need
ed so that they can enter Stetson
or any other college with tho edu
cation they need."
Tho curriculum will probably in
clude high school or academic
courses, two year course for med
icine, nnd the first two years work
in tho arts nnd sciences, although
this has not been definitely de
termined.
Tho next board moeting will
probably bo hold in a* month at
the call of the chairman.
Dollar Day Sales To
Be Held August 3-4
“Community Dollar Days” will
be held on August 3 and 4, a special
committco on tho Sanford Ettail
Merchants Association decided at a
special meeting Monday nignt.
It is said to be the f Irek time in
tho history of tha association that
community dollar day* 1UV* been
hold in Sanford. Members of the
'aBBdciatlon pledged theft? co-opera
tion in making the event a success
at a dinner-meeting held last Tueaday night at the Semlnolo Cafe.
Display windows will be trlmmou
especially for tho occasion, and
merchandlso offered at special
prices will be attractively arrang
ed, It wbh said.
The object of the retail associa
tion
>n is
Is to make
ma*e Sanford
aaniora a■ greeter
tiling center, according to Albert
tradl
Raiffeld, chairman of the apodal
committee.
Detectives Of
Cities Hold
Pari
. • y
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Alibi Offered By Mapi ■
Doubted As Story
Fully Investigated
CANTON, Ohio, July 2
(fP) .— Theories that Pitt
burgh gunmen killed D oil J
Mellott, Canton publtol
were strengthened at a'
ference today - between “
Conners of the Pittabi
homicide squad and Ora
er, Cincinnati detective^
ducting the investigation
Stark County,
■m l
A fter the conference, Connaftli
sped back to Pittsburgh to figtit^
habeas corpus proceedings brougb$-'/.:
by George Psilias, “George tk '
Greek”, held in Pittsburgh in
investigation of the murder.
Enroute to Canton, Conr
stops at Warren to check phases
an alibi offered by Psilias concaf
ing his movements Tuesday nigl
and Friday morning. Mollel
kiUed shortly after midnightday.
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Admitted Being At Hotel
Psilias. Conners said, admit
registering in a Warren hot
shortly a fte r midnight.
Conr
said it was hia opinion that • 1
clerk had signed thO register
Psllisa and that this and • ot
anylea were a t variance with
suit
Bract's story.
Conhera brought 40 or more
tillon photographs of Pittabi
ganstere for Slater’s Inspection..
With investigstion or Plttsburi
gunmen and of “coffee houses” Pittsburgh. Centort and polnta.J
tarn Waa b e ^ y b ro u g h t In to:
inquiry.
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Slater and Connere were jolt ,
In conference by H. J . Burton, Co->
lumbus detective, employed by til '
Canton Dally News.
W rit Ia Obtained
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PITTSBURGH, Ju ly 20.—V
Counsel for George Psialias, '
for questioning in connection wit
th* staying of Don R. Mellott. Caj
ton, Ohio, publisher, today obtais
ed a writ o f habeas corpus on t
Pittsburgh Detective Bureau
show cause why ho should not
released from custody. The v*rit
signed by Common Ptoaa Jud
Joseph Swearingen, was made
turneble tomorrow.
Vta
M inister On
B efore Board F<
Alleged Immoi
STATE8VTLLE, N. C., July !
(A5)—Rev. Ashley Chappell, D.. I
Central C‘
"
today wa*
a court o f v , ,
Episcopal C h u r o l
South, on a charge of immoral^
ity, growing out of hiu arrest is .
Memphis, Tenn., on a disorderly
conduct charge.
Twelve ministers chosen
tha western North Carolina.
ference have, been assigned by
presiding Bishop BJ. D. Mbu*
of the district as a Jury, D?.’
“* Prsttym ln, of Gastonia, u^tl
preside in tha trial.
•Yiu
»irs. of Alb*- ,
Rev? C, M i Pick!
of* tno prosccu«;A,
marie I i ftr«
ui«ed minister he^L'i
tion
of
the
Bandits Shoot Negro
iSstlcul Board.
Rev. Chappell
And Flee With $16,000
H. K. Boyer, or
mey, now peato#
ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 20. VP)—
Five or six robbers .to d a y s h o t
and wounded Bandy .Morgan,
$r Into . th e -' elre
negro messenger of the jOtty
*ttrrquiidlnf the past
Trust Company, when he resisted ,
m hold-up and escaped in an auto^ arrest In -Memphis, *ald today
mobile with fW.OOO. Tha robbery expected a favorable outcome
was at Twelfth Street and yfatbr
ectn to rUst the i
ington Avenue, a busy corner t#
-• the affair as
the wholesale district.
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said, with
left leg and - hip and received
obtained in
when struck
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profusely illustrated. It will in
clude, M rtjcolarty, articles oti
place*' o f'historical nnd natural
it, yrilh pictures of a number
Interest,
o f them.
“AH Florida,'’ according to T. J .
Brooks, director of the bureau. will
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ha authority for this statement be published on approvimctely fif
-f .from the mailing depart- teen tons of paper, it is expected
of the Immigration Bureau, to be issued about August 1, and
Uncle Sam derives a goodly will be mailed by the Imresu to
&t revenue from the Capitol all chambers of commerce, boards
of trade and state institutions. It
auaands of pieces of literature is primarily intended for answer
despatched from theim m igra ing advertisements- however, Mr.
'>• Bureau
yearly.
Roughly ) Brooks said.
Ing, the nnmber for the past
“ AH Florida" is tin- product of
.would probably reach aome.tho Joint efforts of Mr. Brooks
booklets- pamphlets, bui- , and Phil S. Taylor. The latter is
fid, ami nnv other material the advertising director of the bureau
fttnil.cnn get its hands upon to In addition to "spreading the
lihfnt the world with the op- gospel" by books, pamnhlcts and
6rtunltk-« of tlie Sunshine State. bulletins, th® .Immigration Bureau
'Following was the Immigration is still read in g the
masses
Mr.
menu's mailing for the year gone through the' newspapers,
Brooks stated. Advertisements arc
being run in Kansas. Ohio, New
?,:■ Fluridn nt a Glance, 20,000.
?JI4ntibiiok for Florida Growers York and Indiana farm publica
tions, end the results were describ
|»d Snip per. 20,000.
*lnritln Sunbeam, two editions, ed by the director us being "splen
M0.V
did."
Ibjtljia Today, 20,000.
The bureau recently “invaded"
Jjdlletlns with timely subjects f'annda for the first time.
The volume of Incoming mail at
p All classes of formers, 12,000
the Immigration Bureau attests to
,rh Quarter.
ASiipph’moot ill bullotins on sini- the State Department of Agricul
Etr suh.b’cl ! varying from Hhout ture’s efforts in hehr-lf of Florida,
5,000 I i 7,fit 10.
Letters from all sections of the
A loo I printer now has on hi.t country are received daily, and
Jrt'sses a hook entitled "All Flor freriuentlv communications come
in." Twenty thousand copies will from foreign countries.
printed. This book represents
“ I j't the Imnik'rrntiiiN Bureau
most ambitious efforts put spread the gospel for Florida,"
j
th by the bureau since the pub* goes the rounds of the Capitol.
"We believe that w* are doing
jjCnllnn, “Florida Today," which
ratted wide attention. "All It," said Mr. Brooks. "A t least we
rltln" will consist of write-ups are always 'caught' trying."
iAlfASSEE, Fla.. July 20.
7*b *t the Immigration Bu.jread the gospel o f Florida,"
general saying In Capitol
i. nnd that branch 61, the
, Department o f Agriculture
Ing but asleep at the
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STORY OF THE FIRST TRIP THROUGH
EVERGLADES GIVEN BY L. CHURCH
RSITV OF FLORIDA,
GglndsviUa, July 19,—{A*)—Vary
feW changes havo been mado in tho
fiktilty of,the University of Flori
da for next year, according to Ur.
Albert A. Murphree, prer-’dent.
Professor W. J . RAithurly will
head the School of Business Administration .nnd Journalism, nnd
Will have 4 * bis assistant In that
department, H. W. Gray, . M. S.,
professor of accounting: C. A. Ourtis, professor of finance, and N. 0 .
Phillips, assistant in economics
and foreign trade. These men will
replace Professors Sharp and Cra-
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dit. ’ No other charif##
made In that dej
Elmer D. Hinkl .
ant professor o f pb
succeed Professor C
rlgnCd.
Professor
former Florida graduate.
Only one change has b##n made
in the chemistry department; Rob
ert C. A. Goodman will fin .th e po
sition ,-of assistant profeaaor of
chomistry, made vacant by the re
signation of Professor Otte.
A new department has been added this year to fill-a long need,
that of public speaking.' ' ; J . S.,
Buchanan will head.'-the department and coach
team.
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W ill
This
Fall\SaysH. S. Long
“Alabama interests have more this fnll and winter thui during
faith mid confidence in tht slate tlie past year, Mr, lx>ng predicted,
lie bused Ids opinion on interviews
of Florida now than last, winter he had with various persons in
when times were so hectic, and the different Alabama sections,
real estate inn A nt was active."
"They told me they didn't want
The attitude of Alabama inves to come tn Florida during a boom."
the Sanford real estate man said,
tors w h s described In the above j "I-and
prices were too hi-»h. they
fashion today by H. 9. lying, man said. Thcv heard they couldn't
ager of the Sai'f^ cj Realty Com [ get hotel aeeommodation* and that
pany, who lias ''ettiroo I from a : restaurant prices were high. They
story now that
two-weeks’ tour of Alabama with get a , different
,
siiei'iilatii pis of the past. Prices
bis family, m . lauif s ■ nntivo j , , ,,, mori. reasonable, they have
of .Icspcr, A!.i.
be n told.
"I talked to farmers who told
"I tiilk.i'<l lo an nffociiil uf mi
investment house >f Birtningliam." me they were coming to the “San
ford country.' They are coming
Mr. Long said, "and he dee lured not to speculate, but to mltivntc
his faith in I'loi'id.i whs greater the soil."
now than during th" so lei. Iled
Hundreds of automobiles with
boom. The state is on ii more license tags of other states were
firmer basis now with the specu seen on the highways of Florida
lation era ovei1."
bv Mr. Long, especially in the
FIForida and the great Central vicinity of t-nke City. Mr. Long
section of the state will see more said he counted 192 Iicon so t»Rs
homeseeker-. pmirio;; into the stale on i ars from outside of the stale.
You set'j" he said to Mr. In-the bad brought it bunting coat,
Ilham, pointing to a map‘ whichL its pockets filled with crackers
ir. between them, "wo know thnt and cans of ixitlcd ham and a cof
Here’s Jap Davis Cup Team
Vers of considerable nize run fee pot and sonic coffee. When
111) the gulf mi tho west, the hay he alighted Hint day pud exhibit
r -*
Florida on the south, the At- ed! bis six feet, four inches of
Hic on the east and if this map 1height with the picturesque addi
:W :':
jjfcorrect, into the Okeechobee on tion of a broad felt bat, a pair of
north. N*w if this is true, immense top boots and jingling
are must he n divide within { npurs, I was very favontiily imPlPsn Everglades between th*' i pressed with him. hot when he
padwoters of these rivers, o r 1snid, "Hoys, I have ridden front
m-a largo basin or lake from the other crowd to bring you
Jjich they all flow. If we find ’ seme coffee and crackers,” I fell
I lake it '.iii! he an eauy matter, tlend in love with him.
Jf e ib ,'
Ui thg lemt which we have, to
The most noticeable thing about
Ty across i*. while if wo find George Hendry wore his big eyes
.divide as I ,’lmieipate, we ought and his big heart. Not that they
jLi#
;bo ablo to cut our way through ware nil visible to the material
oye, but if you were with him
‘>Wo may haw* to undergo some very long, one was to he perceiv
Jships, hut wd have an.object ed ns plainly as the other. His
|7yiew which is worth tin* sucrl- inrge, tender gray eyes, fringed
(}p nnd I hope when necessary, with long lasheii, contrasted so
r%lll Ik- made cheerfully. Should oddly with his rough address and
tr expedition Ihs sucessful it may! appearance, but they never missed
htsult in good to’’ the whole conn- I seeing when hi- could be of nssi.x.
for if 11>j-4 bind can he rendered I mice and his kind heart never
It for cull i\.ition it will he th e1, failed to move nn-ri to attempt ser
^ #ost productive of any in this. vice.
I£atc. It is rich with the vegetable
(To He Continued.)
told of centuries, has the mildlt climate on thin continent, and
nee drained could hi' put into
tlllivntii.ii nt p small Cost. It A
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Itfht su)iport an immense popul- ' A S S O C l i l t l O l l
T jI C C t S
tiqn, and would doubtless supply n *
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to Uniti-d States with sugar, rice
ild the fruits adapted to tho cliThis picture of the Japanese Davis Cup lentil wan snapped after it
» to . With tho money spent on
LAKE CITY. Fin., July 20.
had defeated Mexico. Left to light: Sechin Tuwnru, Tekeiehi HarBin in St. Augustine to grntify
luxurintin tastes of mir ni i11ion - (tV\ Dr. A. A. Murphrcy, presi i udii, Zenzo Shimizu (captain), nnd Tolso Tuba. Shimizu nnd the sen
I ikiHevo tills land could lx* dent of the University of Florida, ’ sational yuong Hnriiiida make up the doubles toum.
lined nittl the promoter of such wns elected president; Mayor
tome would hnve the rigid to John T. Alsop, Jr,, of Jacksonville, 1
Cfcotaldored tho nhilanlhropisL of vice president nnd Julian B. Mr ' _
ilk, Uire. It would lie a glorious Curry, secretary-manager of tlie lr ^
iertaking for no charity could Ij'ke Uity-Columliiu County Chinn- 1
no nobler enterprise, and vis ' j xer of Commerce, secretary, of tlie
Oil no higher glory nnd capital I* lorida Kappa Alpliit Association,:
b greater inereuso than would re lit an organization meeting here.
Mayor Max M. Brown, of Ijike
lit froiii th® redemption of this
Lily;
Captain Tulmnde You rig, '
id.”
commander of the American I,e- i
p T l l e enthusiasm of our captain gion, anil llenjiitnin Hill (ironver i
*W«n infect mils, and when ho fin- were apiaiintcd to draft the by- '
wlicd speaking every man who lnws of the new organization.
heard him determined to do all in
President Murphree will later 1
jhls power for the suecss of the name an executive committee of I
jtxpedition, and foit the dignity oT tlie association.
;
Ot, explorer who ludongs to an
Addresses by Muynr Brown, wlio .
mterprise which, if successfully welcombd the meinliers of the
•rried out, may benefit his race, fraternity, and Dr. Murphee f»a
Messages
j- i l t was late that night before I tured the meeting.
f * t n.»y I'lace by the fira, so in- from absent fraternity members,
l l/i Milt's from t ’ity Limits
'/'t' wore tlie ponsibiltien and expressing their regret at not be
f proniwiilitit-ri iiropmmded ' by our ing able to attend the organiza
^Imaginative eaptnin. But he stay- tion assembly, were read.
m
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ich cur
shsrpl
ling held
C iliv in u v ,. _ .
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firm.
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ter steady; receipt*. 18,
?Y mReactionary tendeade* later be creamery extras,
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CHICAGO, Ju ly 20,
J W came more pronounced as selling 30 f t ; extra firsts, S 8 ^ ® 8 8 Y *; ^
o f.th e steel, motpr and railroad firsts, 3fl@37V4; second*, a 3 ® 3 4 4 ,
the .northwest affoi
shares increased iu-«dod»*- G.™'
E g gs* steady; fcColptl, 1OT7T ported by the F i ®
XtSftSX:
i hlch have' been damaging the era) Motors and DftPont sold 3M. cas es; F irsts, 271i@ 2 8 ; ordinary oting Bureau; 8u ‘ 1
last
t irlng crop brought about an e a rly , points bolow>
— ...........
... -n lg- h t’a final firsts, 25V i@ 28,A.
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cc liancoua vegctsbl
c iwnward sw ing-of wheat ♦aloee. prices nnd lo?sts of l * to -3 P”'n,|’'
>day. Opening half of H4 lower, were recorded before noon by Unit
NEW O RLE A NS, Ju ly 20.—f/P)
ie wheat marl tat soon ahOWed a ed States Steel, Bethlehem. Case — Cotton futures opened steady; tucky Wonders, f i .- js S
Threshing-Machine,
American
Ex
isximum
_______ setba ek of about 2 tt
Jan, 10.00; March, 17.07; July,
ents. Corn and oats w en rela- press, Gulf Sulphur, Mack-Trucks, 17.84; O ct 17.02; Dec. 10.93.
vely firm, corn starting at % off Atlantic Coast Line and Southern
i H up and latar showing moderto general gains. The provisions
inrket sagged, “ >
Ih addition to timely rains helpul to the spring crop, another dtsInctly bearish factor was operaive in the wheat market today'.
'WMFrrOOMOU'lHIKlW'-T^IS is,
’Irnt deliveries of wheat on July
orrtracts were m ade.. Although
NO,X DONT
A R D V A t- FAMUH ? MAp(E-S
he amount of wheat thus handed
t
h in k 1M n o
V O U R H AW D S R £ D » B A H !
ver was small, the event sig n al!*-,
R
C N A U T V ,A N O
d the fact that a heavy-movement j
-TWEvf'^e. J o s r BLosHibifij. wnw
f new winter wheat from the canr
T O o e s M AKE.
p R io e. A T FlMDlNifiT 'Ti^EKRc. #
ral states is ju st beginning and
MW
HANDS R ED ,
GOOD FOR SOMElfMKIG! l w
hnt some difficulty may be exeric need in readily absorbing
Vv/ASatD OtSHE-S ALU MW LIFE*
AND I VAM
1irge early arrivals here.
LO O K IM !
m in e R E D ? ,
Advices were at hand today that
Jutting of spring wheat was ex
LO O K A T 'TftEM! j
acted to start in South Dakota
y o u 'r e n o t *
ijext week. However, other reports
t vailable appear to indicate that
L O O K iN O ^ /T ,
mler such circumstances no crop
nprovement in that state or in
i Duthem Minnesota should be* ekI cctcd regardless of weather.
"a tS n ia s fii
O U T O U R W AY
CHICAGO, July 20.— (A1)— Pota[ does: receipts, 43 cars; U. S. shlpmeats, 377; on track, 243; trading
fail, market about steady; Kansas
land Missouri sacked Irish Gobblers
i f I.yws>1.75; Virginia barrel Irish
Guilders $4.00@4.35.
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NEW YORK, Ju ly 2.0.—m —
Suite confusion of price movemente|
nia ked the opening of today’s '
rlo'k market and financial circles!
hemin to show uneasiness over tho
mill'd financial situation in France. I
Prtfit-taking sales impeded ad-1
viimc in some prominent industrills and rails.
1’. S. Steel, General Motors, Gen
eral Electric, U. S. Cast Iron Pipe,
Allied Chemical A Dye and Amer
ica t /.inc preferred nil Inst ground.
Hudson Motors gained nearly
four points in the early dealings.
Northern Pacific and other western
rid' dmres recovered slightly from
tlie slump which followed their
tailiin to obtain-an increase in
! fre ght rates. Most of the foreign
exchanges,
including
Belgian
Itf.Mr. Sydney and I wore tlrod of
King «t the camp so we docidto follow the firat wagon; the
fl" hot and I wore a pair
now shoos which began to gall
t terribly, *•
* but I thou
it
lid never do to comi^luin so
fjly ...in the [V
game,, "o f walked
Krwith
smili on my tip but a
Itn n smile
rIn my eyo, trying not to
. any worse than possible under
circumstance tn Tramping in
hot sun makes dinner time
early but as no sign of those
* UB could be perceived we
, damping on, devoutly hop. tiiat thoso in tho rear woudl
CWitb the provisions by euplIYIC,
W- .one o'clock just •as We
c * - *mail pond which was a
JW l Plfl5« tor a picnic dlnra jieard shouting behind u«
IWd a while saw a man id¥•*. W h o h»cam e up
»ved to be George ■Hendry,
t our guide#, who had come
other party, to
wer. Wo found
NEW YORK. July 20— (Ah—
Rudolph Valentino arrived in New
York today itching lo fight the
man who wrote nn editorial "pink
powder puffs." published in the
Chicago Tribune.
The editorial said tho shick of
tho movies "should have been
drowned years Mgo," and conclud
ed with: "Rudy, the beautiful
gardincr’s boy, is tho prototype of
the American Mule.”
He admitted writing a letter to
the nowspuper. Ho made it clear
thnt ho Is not in arms against the
Chicago Tribuno, but merely the
writer of tho editorial,
CHICAGO,
July
20.--WP)—
Rudolph Valentino, or some one in ,
his name, addreesed letters to the ,
newspapers here pleading for a i
chanc® to a duel. American ctylo,
with the anonymous writer of an
editorial entitled "pink powder1
puffs" in the Sunday issue of thu
Chicago Tribune.
|
Valeptino was here yoBterdny e u ,
rout* t« New Yotfc, and today the i
re-,riaiper* recelw l in the mull,a letter purporting to havu Wen >
signed by him and demanding sat
isfaction. American style for what
tbe litter termed a “scurrilous
J>srspp#l att«ck upon me, my racj,
and my fathst's name/* The lotfe#y explained thxt Valentino boro
------ rievance toward Urn Tribune
mly trains^ tti#.t*^owardly
But how do you know you’re gelling it?
No wise person wants to take a chance every
time he buys something new— or something
lie has not tested personally
Here is a test you can rely upon for safe
■S'ffra'
uct you want advertised consistently and pcr-t
sistently?”
If you do, it is good value.
spend good money advertising poor merchan
dise.
Every advertised product has been test
ed for you— by hundreds of other people.
T hey have bought and approved it— else it
could not continue to be advertised.
Lot 100 x 12!)
Think of this when you arc making your
selection of any kind of product. Choose the
$3500.00
one that is advertised— and your money is
protected.
$500.00 CASH
Balance Arranged
R ea d the advertisements to know
what is best to buy and where to get it
D E A Ns B E R G
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5 Rooms and
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to get F U L L V A L U E for your money.
HOM E
\on from his p i p e ,,a ,ij peering
n n to the bright coals as though
W WM,- reading there the secrets
Pf the future.
,
("Next morning our deimrture
irtini tins nmip Urutt <Jt*l«yu(l l»y tht)
fililuio of tlu- wagons to appear,
^Ut about right o'dock one came
Ih and after being luuded went
?rwanl-i towurd Fort B hacklel,»' driver iieiug instructed
w o t our camp that night would
““ nt "H alf-W ay P o n d "
' J ’G’W.Uy
pitlt tT W |
W H E N you buy any product, you expect
COUNTRY
S low of the fire, drawing inspira-
WHW M C T T H E n sG E T G RA M T L IE . P R I N C E S S A N D T H E T H R O N E .,
H ow d o
k n o w it’s
Murphree As Head
Valentino AngeredBy
Editorial Appearin^In
A Chicago Newspaper
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State Kappa Alpha
^;fc«i Up still later mid tnv Inst rec-AoI ecHon dial night wAs of him,
i.Silhouetted against
dn* bright
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■ PARIS,-'July
20,—f/p)—Now
.-V fB u rh ani, in thdt th » ‘ Northv Pole has been
flownr*over twice and nutomobiloa
■j|y Exp»*8 B*y8
f J 7 . £ ? Christ is « - ere trs v e rrin t the Sahnran wastes
of I A frica, which once bore Indica
•EIl wthe
k . bu1
t ,!J*‘ 5? tion on maps but tho words
socialism « "Here are elephant*,” a society has
T * S ^ those who •been formed to re-tHneoviT n ('«ntlnent lost to aighM ur some 11,tld condemn the self- 000 yeprs.l
i luxury of the rich hut
Tho "Society for the study of
! dotation of Rood faith A tlantia," Is a grm n that believes
1 ,“ ong trade union- a continent In the Atlantic Ocean
*Mih*P “I!e woul,i onco, connected the old and :v v
f^'nirty is entitled for world and that its existence is the
L f S to bl'in# lint®l* explaining of' ■voritm, 'miguage
antropologlcal and other- problems.
alike
The society hopes to ei tablinh
i'*J3=\_
W
M J» the former existence of the is
«r
arbitradilation
land continent by seeking out all
traced that remain just (iS ;|*
thousand years or so the existeocjfeDonald, daughter of Japan
he proved from
nler Knmsay Mc- families that h ’<l scattered alic,.t.d
come under the notice if the isla.iita disappeared.
secretary through a
Roger Denlgne, author of „ hook
recently criticis- on Atlantis, told tho me-jing llt
_ent.
Miss lahbel which tho society was organixed
™that all the govern- that Atlantis must huvt exl.cud in
L, to settle the coal a part of geologionl middle ages
n j tee that the army
Miss Gado had tho desire to
[fighting trim,
fiat the lust person swim the English channel ever
fho would he aus- clnco she wus ten years of uge. She
utionary ideas. She maintains that the mental training
ffavorite of Queen for such a task is of far greater
presided nt Num- importance than the physical train
t,g Street, and the ing, for she is of liio opinion that
j does nut treat the when a person has ueipiited strung
. gpeech seriously. In enough will power most anything
J i dipping t" Itnmaay eun be done.
[for reference.
In 19d.t Miss finde came within
.Hiceting decided that' the
B tiR ilft/ji& y 2
JJ M w t m„mCllt^ was ndlhirably
c f myntfea ploying
UJI
tth«h I l° fn” IKI'n'r nuch'k society
when A m e n ,,, ml dons worh pre women is bring sought t?jr tho' ia*
paring to expi- -J , llc Mayas ci*i?i lice in connection w ith' « score f
are of spades” suicides,
snirldns
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th„ i iff1" " ......... . ParifkatlMi of 'nre
* A
.. . w."ul'1 ®W exploration of
I he cult in its reputed dcnxp f
the mysirnmis pre-historic Uerh,; mystery nmid gorgeous draper; a
monumenls of tho western Allan unit the odor of incense is said d
mountain.
The <u„.j t ■ ,
ir?,
with decks >,f playing cart I,
»
otii
is tn nice* again in
acc of spades displays tic
resiiii'I'!,r " i,W ' ^ il wili ,uu'‘‘ Hi' 1
ot a black devil ond the e t -
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f
I B
lu
d.:; .'",1 ,'mow
r" " h,n , ,!•?ram
y(,r-:-jp••hii.to,’'
•=»’••' -h rieim g “ Mepliistn, Menut th
that nhnets
Si,e drowned before i.ld
who have bee, rini '. 1P22 are e\
‘ild rearii her.
ompt from the provisions of tho de
cree.
I Experiment , with wireless t e e Hands nimh' up ef Amerie, ■, 'h"Ue within a radius of SOP prVji
musicians Im v recentiv been m,-l have lif-en curried out with Riife*ss
ed from F,em h i-il, M ; l l ,,| a uii I lie g n v cn m ien ,e o m im iri ul
I'Ve a el, (ilavir-, in , 11. .| j„ t(„. t i.idiu station nt Nititen.
i
places despile t hr t ,, , , |l(. A,„ei :
i
M
ficinls
"
f
the
ministry
of
met
1 1-2 miles of accomplishing her cans had vain! . *., i . * ■■_ a ecu, i i
task.
ing In ArunbJ ,| . \t \ee, as . is ii ami telegraph» announced
bands can operale
vaiidevilh- bu e talked with (iermuu o f f ,
III Itueiei! Aires, Tel.Vn mill
Miss Phyllis Nielson Terry is artist::, sealed on a taco, Ani'.t ! uinurt ns plainly as on a
believes
there
in
J,
Inn'diutc
in
tl
playing the role of Aunmoiiinn
telephone call.
Tin1 I'Xpcrin m
decree.
[ Stanley Halil win will be
ilthiie with Mr. Maeunlikely event of
|coming under bis notice
; ult*rnnres of iiis own
, in not by any means leader in Uoudicen, in a now pic
I government policy.
ture which is to be the great
•:***"**,
w;
v
* w
i
■IWmwW*1'■
S m
V'T
■ 7>
reeeiilly hy a wfll
• *' l,as
directing,to do luisincrx man who found ijs
jazz hands in Fram e f„i several ! wife hanging dead in"a ’closet in
years. Billy explains
.
(hat tlie |his return In ,ii"
Tho same night
l T L ! ! * r '■"MistlV l,rts
*flri 20 years „ld leaped fr-'m
order
! I"**, •1H,s’c,an>» >« : Potadnmer bridge into the Same
■»»y«>^i>iv',.Tiir'yip<y-y»yryry
1
SfVjMtA
1
Ip Chai'cot's new At<*f doom.
The laying
f
j " 0( | 1 Honodulgs Which he has 'lards is conducted with g reat eei •
“
^ ’'II hla arctic I
At the first sitting t ’ c
welt
l>Ur*lU0, paK” before it, ns ;|ee (lf spades never fnils to in \
ro,’.orl " " M- Hutot’s ex-!up.
Driven to ilistractim, r.ii|i< nivatnm work in Mnrocrti.
■tdiouH women who come to „!k»
A Ijtiri'iv of In-j. .lenllng with n il1 Tor rfdvi.v nre told that xn
the lost cimtineni will |><- mailed payment of f it s running up to rjtho sections containing r„,Veh will ouii jmirk i tin \ enn get inoro “ latl>e the largest.
>mm" to chase away the dark Mf------j phi-tophelc.-.
'['ho women pty
American mz.’. •» ;i ieimu m u stiil,,d the devil never again uppenm.
hereafter play un ., i
a:! vnude j f,'r'l-rht drives others th suicides. '
l" >'1 'u,i.’,s <li,M,'e m" j|fragm entary shcrcts of the cult
T
iav.!
who took a somewhat public lailh that washed Earl
' ■ I ’ iminal court in New York, sninidcd t'hieago'a courts
i «'h :: she got to thiii city. She was nnested for speeding,
i"
'p light.• and talking rudely t.i I
e ;i who pinched
I.!
v
ws lice i n , "lice court,
In gni.
|r,« file
•’
‘‘
r.ibniln K>..
A ,Ilium
v.
,
| p,.r
I!<'»■;!?f| Want Ads Brint* liesolts
f a
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H
1 XOVIVW in H C iC U jr f t i v c i l U i a b U IC UUW
■ of County Commissioners iti and
g Seminole County, Florida, w ill ' a t thei
3 n ext regular meeting to be held on M<r
day August 2nd, A. D. 1926, at the C o i™
House in Sanford, receive bids for build^L
ing of approximately 2000 feet of hard$
surfaced road .known as the Geneva
Cemetery Road, same to be built of L iih e l
Rock base Finley Method, plans aridll
specifications may be had from Fred H I
Williams, County Engineer bids must be£f|
in the hands of the Clerk on or before J
10 o’clock A. M. August 2nd, A. D. 1926^
The Board reserves the right to r e je c t
3 any or all bids.
Witness my hand and , official seal
this the 10th day of July A. f). 1920.
; (Seal).
V. K DOUGLASS
S
Cl»*rk Hoard of Couniy Commissioners. ^
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: 'Vote
" I f such hernia play from a ■lagi* j I'p, ,',l.'T ,"1 I!|'^ ' " ,l
Arm,1,1
de
1 'l).;w.,tt
meter wive
U ,:>•!, !
“British super film,” pori raying as ‘artists,,”
••‘ here is m, wav of t.,ppi„!r
•"’" ‘'"'H IM'Pnrat,, . wldeh waUie men are shaking Britain under Homan rule.
udlv f-*r the wiri*k
over U. G. Wells’
Edge ware, a London suburb, Pic hi the room lei.vim- their dmi, ,
[tranammsum of pu t, ires.
^ that real persons now is uHve with ancient Britons and darning ,a ..m l, music ”
-greal names are to be and Romans and skilled for the
A broken mubreila hn, hrmigln 1 ruT m. l‘y'’!ai”‘<1 ,l‘ Hn'inier H irtarthcoming three vol- mob and war scenes which will ho
.1,000 frnii' , t« the e l - .. p0,i. r i ' 1'"* Dial the pre--, .lent, nt V t
Recolleetions of the done on n liberal .scale.
tnoment hml u towel about) ii
memoirs of Margot
Bruce Woolf, win* produced the im English viuilor t.» (he eily , ,.' tI neck
and w;,v v n lil'ng luuvh
eentlv
rei'Milleeted
that
on
bin
l;mt.
„ politicians uneasy.
films “ Vpres” and “/.eehrugge”
lather.
V.'oiil 1 th
viol
to
1},•
>
lew,i,
<
•
■
1
1
years
ago
_j holds it is impossible is directing tho picture, and pro
wait? thev agreed to.
j faithful picture of a fessor Newton, of London Univer hi: ni,tumid tie :>, t .ii,mi,; tu ent'1,'
Mr. I ........
k n o .''b ,g Mb
awhich movements and sity is co-operating to m-iure' tin* the rai l- course nr. J_e ;i I 'uy's un.
<'(iiisidei iii ; hiinsrlf en he had a I, ni jo b 1" !'i , " lb ■
important part witli- historical accuracy of the produc brt'lia.
tirely to blame, in he l,.i 1 md •11.» po ll . IO|0||| ", I || 1 1 p tj.'p
r in the actual persons tion.
b.
, veil to h> nutijm
'
■
* » i 11* ,r i m,
' t),.11 ■
.
i t
, arette.;
sounded
a* warning
Engl,
frith mich movements.
that the-, miglij n
man handed over the mayor 1,000! minisler"
Is, he thinks, it is nbVincennes Escudero, the well francs to lie tipnliv divided among [ hccoine r
moat ii o' <]i,i mg i
Jen prominent men un- known dancer from the Tin ater des
the honpiiid' the peer and the di? [uesidetil ni ii apini1'.
jBimes. So off comes Churnpes Elyscos who has been ableii of th* war
Find a spade will be giving exhibitions of Spanish danc
Even ;,L 'he present rule of i« A ''In 11ropi aim" po ' him luo n
ing in London is doubtful whether change the city of Rouen finds the. ertablistic | in (he nfla • df tb •
Englioh dnr.cerH will ever master sum ample compensation for a ellie i i I ," itn e. T'ie duties i r j
lington (’arson, the the Tango.
broken umbrella and due apprecia till ' lu . is h '■!' t ill* *er\ ii e will I *■ ,
[ k ij distance swimmer,
“Duncing in London is very good tion hns been expressed by (he to , ran in,’ i'l,oio'>rapb and lu p |
U f known as MIsh Mille in the ball foomn,” .s;iid tl,e Span municipal a a thorn mi.
i er prin' In wi r ■ . -v ivil elens
[trriveit at Dover to make ish dancer, “ but most dimcer, ,to
iriaphv 11v an .in., if an apparati'
tampt to swim the En- best the Fox Trot.
Even the
Alllinugli President, Dminiergnt* ; invented In. Fiinuravd Itelin. Ai
j l snd is sure she will PariKicnnen, who dunce better limn chief magistrate of l.'ianie, shave
interchange ol tlipse means o'
Snt womiui swimmer to the English ennnot tango.
I have closely every morning he led t> ; identifying <riniinal 11:> . been a,
ll tie feat.
She has al- found only the Argentines and the go over his face again at night ii , ranged in all Mm chief cilice, m
jtld training and expects Spanish really
understand the he is going out to ; a official dn 1 France a "I ,t , Imped that all tie
|the attempt from the dance. »And danced badly it's tier or reception.
capital of Fniopc later w ill do th
Aore, perhaps this month. ridiculous.
Perhaps in its sim
This secret leaked - r,t ,, . . nt 1 same.
Cub) husband will map plified form it might he ait. mpn-d when the out. goiiis ninth Fim I
“ Be for her and will also {generally in ball rooms lint I do j eahinet came trooping in
,1,
,
.>m<
t hf tin* tug which will j not ttiink it should
1 " I 'la ,l 'be railed j Elysee palace at seven ok loci, m J
V ilii v
. :■.
timss.
jthe tan^u.”
the evening to pre-amt its coIIm - ■s(Jft bin I
I tivo reMi:mil mu. A lark in on^
f
SANFORD
“
ip
ii
GR O VE
A m id M ajestic Pines
>)
In W hat Direction Is
the City Growing?
is
A question that many people ask themselves and never
take the trouble to look up the answer, A Lni f rJmly
no
im possible
sm oke en o u g h
R e g a r d l e ss of how much you
pay, no other cigarette is so satis
Camels to tire the taste.
fying as a lighted Camel. N o other
never leave a cigaretty after-taste.
In the southeast section of the city many people are buy
is so good, so full of quality through
And mere money has no voice in
ing home sites. Many shrewd investors, having studied
and through.
of local history will show that Sanford’s rcsidffJial sec
tion is moving east and south.
'
^ ,
the trend of building for many years, are placing their
T h ey
N o other cigarette ever made
rould easily afford to pay the high*
nor south— the lake cuts them off on the north and di
such a hit with the world as Camel.
Millions cheered the arrival of this
cst p rice,, buy and smoke only
Camels. In all walks of fife, "H ave
rectly east is the St. Johns river.
famous, dgarette— because of its
a Camel” is recognized as quality
Sanford Grove occupies a prominent position directly
ever-dependable quality. Camel is
overwhelmingly the world s favor
password to th^ utmost f a cigarettes.
ite smoke*
Into this one..branfd (the worlcfs
money in this section of the city.
1 hey can’t go west,
in the heart <of Sanford’s great residential district.
It
deserves your consideration as a future place in which
to build.
C am el ch a m p io n sh ip la s ts
- through the years,| becajise.-.kio f
•’ , j !
Camel preference. Millions who
‘V J
ij: f A•
♦
i;
W e invite yoir to -try Cameb.
largest tobacco 6
:
M f
». 4,^ *,
^ .u t m o s t that
R ^ t a n t die
( V'<V1
m
9
�.-»*VJ'-ibi :i& t: ii.u W,7-VJU-TV. h^flWbKSafr^
•'■ ' . T 4 :
, . . . vy •**-*-■
i LTOdHfliNMfcfel) 'Arete*
TtfWf
-;. .oiu ^ wy»»
•*. — 7 •• •«-
***r,--r ,
& * a ./ jf c a ^ r i s a a a t e !- -
.’U§M3W
ban a surplus.of se
dollar*
In Its
**•
»**»f r
treasury*s’ Am i Florida has no', its debt.
' tWW'
Pooii.li p.
,. . That Is .a small item that might be carefully disseminated
-Now Ocean Bottler;
through thosg sections of the Unltqd States where knock
BY ARTHUh
ing Florida has become a summer pastime.
. ‘ r
(C « .rri.h t ION, fciV
It is an' item that also might be discussed quite frequently,
BROOKHART AND
who
and generally, in Florida by people who can' keep their IdeaB
along sane and safe lines. For dearly* that tempting sum beat administration se n *to n in the
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SPHONB .M8
a r c h it e S *
First National Bank
Sanford
‘0 m
Mrs. R o ..-'Farm er, who has been
the guw t of her daughter, Mrs.
Ben Colburn, le ft Saturday for
Samson, Ala., being Called there by
the illness of her grand-daughter.
Elton J. Mol
TON CM
m r& tfred
Queen of Court
Mrs. Ilah Hell and sons, Jock and
Harry, returned Saturday from a
dtllghtftUl stay in Valdosta, Ga.,
1 ory Circle of the
till meet with and other points in Georgia.
” oi« 0*k Avenue at
S. S, Baumel spent .Sunday ut
Daytona with his family.
V
1the Atarian Circla
Lftintlit Church will
Mrs. J . P. Edmund* arrived Sun
7-30 o’clock at day to spend several dny* a* the
win tr the home guest of her parent*, Dr. and Mr*,
on West Thru! r . L). King.
_'tn Interesting pro
fan rled out.
Sam Byrd and Bob Gurr!*on
U,» Wesley- Meth- tored ,to DaytAna, spending moSunho hostess to a day there.
„_y evening at tho
jtonk Adam*. 207
Miss Katherine Ray of Pnlatka
yet.
tho guest of Mrs. John Schirara
nt her home on Tenth Street.
s,
E pw rth League Ha Presbyterian C i r c l e
Many Present ^u n d d Holds Business And
Monday
The Epworth LetspiW o f >. the Social Meet
PENSACOLA. Fla., July 2#.—
Methodist Church had • ^splindL
W
W h a trip of 14,000 miles the
Circle Seven of th* Presby
attendance Sunday night, 82 being
American
Schooner Cramano. a
terian
Church
held
a
delightful
soPresent.
c,* l if nfJ bu*ine*s meeting Monday four-masted ship sailed Info Pen-’
Ui-orgo Sims hnd charge of the at the home of Mrs. F . 8; Vernay
••cola Bay yesterday and the cap In tho form of worts and ia easily
on Crystal Lake, the members
n \ T ,Un’ .*.!? ™Wort W t h f
transformed into beer by the addi
,{e1,uti°n*hlp to the m^etinnr at th> homo of Mr*. Eu tain said that ho u. j U cn 71 ^
tion of yeast.
*
gene
Tiulfc.
the
loader
and
motoitalks
were
Sev>'r*
1
Jpkpiratlona]
but
cnme
directly
to
I Kelvinator is not ao
E. C, Yellowlay. prohibition ad
ing out to the lake in a body.
Pensacola from Panama Canal
-n
,,;.
i
0
0
(r,vonLilvan
Thornloy gave « brief report
ment, but is tried and,
ministrator iq Chics ro, .has bean
The devotional *ervices were led
Bradehton assembly
dirccted to prosecute the Archer
The skipper
Tens of thousands of,
ZT"
m
.r®P°ried
sailing
J.y - „ Y<- ',r r,roen'
which with a cargo of lumber from Van- Products-Company, where tdhts
users.
j i j a ,.ulh { rawford gave a splen
couver, B. C., for’ ’thV*FUri:itVnrfi" i'Tere "“ da y«*t«rd»y.‘ ProhiblMercury Soars To
did talk on "Stewardship.”
and then sniled from
Horn’ ,on Administrators also were inKelvinator pj^t]
tiie Im iie ss of the day
Break Many Records1wasA fter
but
changed
his
course
to
>
Pacific’
.^ructcdctoday . ta d«ny permits to
disposed of swimming wa* en Coast Port of the Cans!
thoso orewerlo* manufacturing
McLander Ai
joyed and iat»r an appetizing sup
worts for wholesale distribution.
GIIICAGO. July 20.—(>P)—A t o J per was servij under the tree*.
RAPS ADMINISTRATION
nd wave prevalent over virtually
Continuous from I d,
Those attending were: Mrs.
When grease i* spilled on the
r„r;t,«
re
c,,u
n
try
fr"m
th
°
R
o
c
k
>
-;
11
p. m. - — »rug.
cover
with
•
piece
of
blotting
?
J
5
wn'
Mj‘H
j
Ih
Woodruff,
Mrs.
Mountains eastward has sent thu
a^ A-SHI? iGTON’ Ju'y 20.—<yp)—
OReah Mrs. Hen.-y Purdon, Mrs. Accusing
the admini»trntion "Af paper and put a warm Iron over
Z Z Z ? tf° * rec:,rd he>Jfhta In k David took. Mi** Cflok. Mrs. GilTODAY tho spot. The paper will quickly
a . d . r o s ie s
numhor of mid-western localitie* liesplc, Mr*. (Jrnnt Wilson. Mrs. Senator* it th* W" r ^ebt 8ottleraent ubsorh
•i * *TfBR LIT T L B
the grea*e.
*B3 of the First . Mr- “ nd Mrs. Stewart Telford
PlNmblaft—i i '" . I
nnd caused more than a score ol Jam es Wells. Mr*. Paul Miller and fissfnni
arrr n' Dorn°crat, MisJOIRL"
V-.U
deaths.
H entertain with [ J?*L°n> l turnod
J *cksonville,
f S l , 1?BU‘‘d. n statement today
her
sister
Mrs.
Hoffman,
Mrs.
W kk Dolores Costello,
•n which ho caul he was glad 8ecat (he home of- having been called thore by the ill
All eatlmntcs rli«t
In Chicago alone, which usually .Garret. Mi** Marie Tatman. Mrs.
Herron tad i bi
furnl.iirj
ystnl I.nk«*. (.'r.rs ness of Mr. Telford’s sister.
om J1? k>n “ndm,ts th« French
enjoyed
moderate temperature* Robinson. Mrs. Ned Chittenden, StH
— EXTRA SPEC
015 W. lit . Bt.
'
settlement
amount*
at
least
to
a
•church at 2:30
due to the lake breezes, 12 death* Mrs. Eugene Tittle. Mrs. F. S. part canccllatiton."
Tho Official Moving
Miss Ethel Waller, who has been
were attributed to the extreme Vcrnnv and Mi** Helen Vernay.
of Dyrd’s Polar Tri
the attractive guest of Miss Glady*
heat
The high mnrk of 94.2
tl the Methodist Waller has returned to her homo |n
7
,(,T
rn7
li.l,ht‘‘l
silv,‘r
iB
nulckly
rereached here was exceeded, ho vfacet at- the home of Mobile, Ain.
WEDNESDAY
,1
if you
I* a prescription for
r ; rportions of .South Dako a, Man Is Charged With Ch nn K " .'A8 " ,,‘ " rul
ms, French AveCecil a DeMlUe •
,1
n
}\
wi.,h.
'j
of
raw
potato
l
‘
‘‘oraska,
Iowa
und
Kansas,
win
re
Street^llmiol.iy j Mrs. J. (1. Hull (md Mrs. Dick
presents Ko4 L* RocoftiC*
Wrecking Street Car dipped in baking soda
NOW OPL,
teinpernturrs ranged between )8
Lillian Rich, Robert B o is e
! Brown *per>t the past week-end at
|
Malaria,
('hills
and
Fever,
nnd 107, th<> latter in Mitchell aid
>, U, iif the l*'ir.-*t JJnytorm.
in
~
*
INIilANAI’OI is, fnd,, July 20.
Standard Bart
j
l ierre, S. |).
*
j will have a picnic
,'BRAVKHBAR'^,
—(/Pi Found hiding in bunhea near
v
Shop
i.Thursdav evetiiiiH'.
—Comedy—
Dengue or Bilious Fever,
tlio scene (,f an explosion of „
Fred A. Hawkins of Jacksonville
‘Quick Service"
charge
of
dynamite
which
wrecked
was
n
business
visitor
in
the
city
*
*
*
500,000
Homes
Sold
H 2 l»nrk Aie. .
Aesop’s Fables •
Monday.
a street cur. Beit K. Walnncott, 84,
j
It kills the germs
I). B. Hodges, Dpi
On
Mortgage
Loars
wa*
airesfed
la-q
night
after
a
[Arrivals
|
Associates
chas. and a gun fiKht with three
Mrs. M. E. Clark left Saturday
I.oney McMullen
TO
, 'or Jneksonville. where she will be
MINNEAPOLIS, July 20.—(j ^ pOlICOIlIfN.
F. vmiflo and oth
tlMlMumn
tho ifuont of Mins Love Turner mid
—
hive
hundred
thousand
Amei
IHe
w»s
charged
with
vagrancy
m
a, Fort I'irece; P. J. Miss Nunie Williams. ’
f'"'1" homes were built or bought Ii nnd resisting arrest. He was al
One of the n ars of the recent ten
Wilson; Mr. and
on mortgage loans amountirir leged tu have set the charge and
uis
toimiameiit
nt
Wimbledon. I Ju $1,730,000,000, made hy b u il- then to hnvn hidden In expectation
Re, Jsrksonville. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Smith Ivff
England, war. Senorita 'Lilli de
‘ Al* ‘ 1 ing-and-lonn associations.
of the explosion.
nird nml daughter, Munday for Minmi Monday where vniyz id Spain. She remained
in „ Tbi;‘ »tutomWit was made by i 1 .1
they
will
spend
some
time.
,,
.
,
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(!. Reeves, .lacksontin
for
the t mining unt. th erm al round ’ • Cdlarl...i*, Cineinrjiti. *ecn - l S t l ’( ‘H In tfD fO A n tiV m
fjWLai-y, Tniapn; .1. II.
when
vlie
was
defeated
by
Mrs.
•nrV.
»n
Ins
report
to
the
31th
ah^
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G
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l
O
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Mr. Rickenhnrker of Orlando was
Me Kane God fret of Eng- •'"«• mentiug of the United Rtntk
( W ; ■Uex Brooks, in Sanford Saturdny transacting i Kiltie
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* ........
I* Repaired Ry City
Vim nrc intllnl If* cnntr «» llie Nr»» \nrk
|
land.
(>
2, 4 ii and li 3. Over in ...............
1
buHines*.
league of Hiiilding-und-Isian Aa. Tenn.
evrnliiK nml lUlru In iiiiiHle mill Inllta m.in ,||fl.r.7
j Spain they are touting tile youth- Hociations here today.
linrtn of (lie 4*,.milr> •
•
’»rr»
'Ilie street intersection ut First
HIDING PLA C E
IIikIIii nrlH liisd.He.l, mlJnaKW. mill repaired Afrlih
Dr. R. M. Mason returned Sim lul star as another Suzanne
Aroiiniile
fprrtru.
Hot hremi should never ho wrap StruH nnd i'nrk Avenue in Ikmhr
;
ny
after
a
visit
with
friends
i,
(ftirst
arid
sun,
DevenI'nll I hr mnn (hn( knoivN—not Ihr nifin ihni
OR PROTECTION?
ped m u cloth ns this absorbs tin»
t I
Ml Ml,<*
by city work, Intnpa.
II, Orlando; A.
Mines Mildred Tutwiler, who has moisture mid imparts an unple f 1 men. Die denression in the street
, i t (his
’ ’ point resulted in n minia
inville; (*. J. Estef
been tiie attractive guest of Miss 1,Ml •«"•«’■
Some people Ret the mialnken idea that If they
I
Mfs- Claud Howard nnd Mrs. Ihil Mildred Hand Ht her home on Park
Twin.; J. L. .\forri*,
ture lake after rains and tiie flow
hide
their valuables in some out-of-the-way
Wight
hnve
returned
from
n
pleas
A. K. Wninright,
Avenue Inis returned to her home
Mrs. Elizabeth Gorenurd asd ‘‘f water from. Park Avenue down
ant
atny
of
several
weeks
in
North
place,
hurglara cannot find them. But this in not
Mrs. Kiihy Greensin Jneksonville.
202 N. Park Ave.
Open Until 10 P. M.
Phone Ui
daughter of New York are spend F r ir s t Strut gutters.
Cnrolinn,
Va.
wise.
Put ihem in our Safe Deposit Vault whew
The
street
will
I
*
torn
un
»t
the
ing some time in Snnford.
Thiy
The Misses Beulah Anderson, ure located nt the Hotel Monte it was announced. Traffic on Park
they*
are
protected front not only burglars, bat
Use
Mis* Minn Howard left Monday Kat lie rim- Ray, Margaret Peters, zuma.
interset cion for several dnys only,
iTiMrt
ROUND
TRII*
fire.
You
can rent a Sufe Deposit Box for $2.50
TIC
K
ETS
Avenue from First Street to Com
on, Orlando; C. R. to spend several weelm in Mon John Srhirard, Warner Scoggnn,
to
$5.00
per
year.
’
'
,
treal,
N.
G\,
nnd
Asheville,
N.
C.
it; Howard A. Achand Everell Dnsli composed n con
Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Stevens, and mercial Street lies bun shut off be
On Hale dally, jrood 15
forg; (’. H. Crcgenial parly motoring to Orlando Miss Rohecca Stevens returned cause of the repair work.
dnyH, in I'uHmans on
Miss Ashton Thomas id Del.aud Monday.
After work is completed, repairs
.
Mr. nnd Mr*.
futurdny from Jacksonville, where
payment of I’tillman
on several other streets will be
Jlld daughter, Jack- Is spending several days in Sanford
they
spent
several
days.
•
started. City Manage*. W. B. Wil
Ii. Peter*, ns the guest of her sister, Mrs
fnre; all trains:
Fred Long has returned home
Jane Smith.
From Tuesday July 20, to Saturdaj CmlMrs.C.
liams said today.
after spending a week in Alabuma,
l-JifT. B. Atkinson,
Mrs. R. E. Steven* left Sunday
visiting relatives.
j^W.L Mnfgun, DnyFROM
for Savamih, Ga., where she will
July 24, we will sell regular $12 mel
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. (j. Cochran ami
For mixing cake butter a wobden
k, Orlando; Jno.
SANFORD
tickets for $9.
»n7lf, Tenn.; Mar sons, Gene, and Ward, left Satur
" " tho KUe5t I
^
tb be vastly superior
Ted Range has returned from a of * friends*>r,‘ ‘
S a n fo n L F la .
1
‘
to metal.
day motoring to points in Georgia. few weews vacation pleasantly
.
Tam
pa;
\.
A.
s«|Installing new equipment, painting, decorating
Via
Norfolk
$56.25)
srellle; fle.irgc P;
!-[tt'|it ut Daytnmi Beach and l ’nhitj> STM UW TH - SEHV1CE - P R O S m S S
Via
making our entire cafe more attractive. Wg
T. A. Brown, "M r. amV‘M V r h Z n r / ,i:i,,!g- „‘,;«| kit.
children
have
returned
after
n
de
the public to give ns a trial.
currish, .Inek-mi,t h e ABOVE I.OW FARES
lightful stay of several days in
I>r. F. It. King spent Monday in
iSt. Augustine; Itus- Aiubamn.
PROPORTIONAL FROM
■iiton, ().; W. R. Me.
Sqbring, at tending a trustee meet
OTHER POINTS
ing thore concerned with thu or
H. E. Duuton,
Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Chorpening ganization of a junior college.
For
Tickets
ami Information,
!«•
H
.
Turner.
At
Inn.
Next Door To Western Union
left Monday for Coronado Beach,
write,
cull
or phone
where they will H|>eiul a short timu.
,
"
Utr. and Mrs. I.. M. Tyre. Sr.,
Effective
July
16,
1926,
Hurry
II.
Frunkel
B. G. ALY, T. A. Phone C3-J
Mr. and Airs. L. M. Tyre, Jr ., and
W- (*. Fields, Miss
Mth. Stella Arrington returned Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Faireloth left
and Mrs. W. H.
wishes
to
announce
his
resignation
from
Sanford. Fla.
^fei lu Silver Springs homo Sunday after spending the Friday for Hot Springs, where
past week in Duytona nt tho cot they will spend a month.
the K. B. W ight Realty Co., Winter Bark,
tage of Mrs. L. P. McCullor. , *
fiscal agents for the Golfers Supply Co.,
Mr. and Mrs. I*. M. Young nml
, n *, among those
H.
L.
Amuson
of
Orlando
whs
a
Longwood.
*
daughter,
Miss
Jeimeth
Young
oi
*7 it Daytona Bench.
business visitor in Sanford Mon Jacksonville are spending u few
We have quite n number of homen ih the city I
day.
days in Sanford.
Emma Lou un<i
with u* which are priced to hcII. Som> furnished
hi oi lampa wi-re the
H. L. Amnson of Orlando was n
some unfurnished. There was never a better time
J . D. De Lacy of Tampa was u
IU llygaiet /acliary
business visitor in Sunford Mon business visitor in Sanford Mon
Iaunday.
buy a HOME as terms can be arranged to suit.
day.
day.
tDu&oseuml Miss KitInsurance service that cannot lw excelled.
R. B. Monroe returned Sunday
1Mce a cottage at W ^ -K . Woodruff, Jr., and Ralph
ni r i 0 l Mondl,y f ° r Waynes- from an extensive trip through the
,
P
tf"
Monday
in
COLCLOUGH REA LTY COMI’Al
vine nnd other point* in North Western .stntoK.
Mrs. Monroe
l arolinn.
'will return today.
311 First National Hank Bldg.
Telephone 7!
P a T F 1 C A ]< 3 N
•
REMEMRER THAT farm er* in
* Every man going to Tallahassee next year will carry a
Kansas will get about .$150,000,
- r■
,n
proposed dozen bills or so providing for the expenditure of 000'
for thelr wheat crop th i. year.
A
■^ * t money. The state institutions will have demands for A good deal will go to pay mort
mcimv .appropriations exceeding amounts never dreamed of
in gage., but many farmers will reprevious years. There will be all sorts of schemes from momber that wheat no# tailing at
bushel represent* . Con*Idcounties and communities for extracting some of th at seven- ornblea Improvement
n«d .1.0 IinTlteer
on tho price
______^
,«*n; of apoalat
IAiij teen millions, And it ^viil all be paid out lavishly unless ju*t before fonlidgo was elected
of r«p
,
rh** he-bin are alao reserved.* fiomething is done between now and the opening of the next president.
- legislative session to impress upon Florida’s representatives
Many thing.-: may happen before
/EBDAY, JU L Y 20, 1»2fl
that sanity and efficiency must direct the uso of the money, l»2H. bgt Hie renomlnatlon and
' u— ---- iSi^a-------- .a-------election of President Coolidge I*
r.
With seventeen million dollars much important' and need- one
IB HERALD PLATFORM
of the thing* that probably
^<>r
state can be done. There is no real benefit will happen in 1928.
■water root.; to i Jack- /
to the people in letting the money remain unused
But
■. aonvllla.
rod ton of 8f. Johaa-In- before it is used the people should'decide how best it can
PRESIDENT COOLIDriE ha*
i River e .n .l .,,.,
*
be expended and see to it that It is spent that way
been naked to take the 'ump in
tension o f white way.
political campaign, till*..
|. Hi»»
I*iinx pool, tenal. conrto. > . ™ " h‘,e * e a™ on tho subject, is nil of that seventeen friend* hope lie will shy ,m.
IJj.
million dollars drawing four percent interest? The Herald
owe* it to his following not to tie |
rentin'* of bnihHng pro has seen mrstatement Ah to tho enrnings from
at money hi* *hip to anybody el.o ’a chip. A
. im—house*, hotel., apart in the state treasury, and would he glad to see Treasurer
considerable number oi republican
ment k o o w .
UStbo' of street p.vlrty Lunmg explain to the people if thev are properly receiving ships are de lined soon to be sunk,1
six hundred and eighty thousand dollars a year interest on particularly the foolish ships that
rrom.
’
1 1 .ailed in tin- direction of the World
cflon of h o ti I e r oY d their money.
com t.
around lj»he Monroe.
Miov and more, people are learning to regard-fchr-public
implHton nf city benutlflr.money as their money. They are thinking more earnestly
tlon program.
•
.
SC Ii:\ T IST S SAY large fnmi- !
about how that
r n o n e \ .................................lipnnilon
of
, .
, , srhoo!
.
. .ystem
.
•‘•••hi he ham il *’d. P^ljt W tw jsjilto - |li<*H nulicjili- Im k «.f culture, gen- j
*)b
ta
> SfSleterH |»va
primaries attend • form er.', eonferenco called by Goyorflor Hammill of Iowa. One newspaper. . . y R
this "may develop into an antiCoolldge Demonstration."
ntaruUntnanU •
mm
*ir»-
■<
l
E lm
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« —A.
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TK
666
with provision for Increased [ g e th e r c e rta in th a t it is a p itifu lly sm allII minority
m in ofi
Tn F lo r - Vn,,lv si»'‘w,<i,,r- »»d that a*»{*ulture
increnccH faiuilie* grow Hmnller,
_____ _________ !(la that is taking any serious .interest in the care'and comthe
number of births per mother
:,n VfcViSE FOR today ,nK expenditure of their big fortune up in Tallahassee
diminishing.
,W RIGHTEOUSNESS -I Will not the secretary of the Sanford Chamber of ComThat may be so, but you nre glad
/ „ * *! tT ,.uU‘r iu,,ti merco "Tito a letter to (he state treasurer nskinv about llml ('uru.n’s mother kept on un
til she Imd No. 19.
Ho wa* OaruS f iS M
t o . T A - a . S r i h / ' r "V ‘J *
fun"»- «*• a" ow thlrt paper°lo no. The number of births per
thy God giveth thee.” ! PU“ ,is l!
rt’P ly ?
mother must gradually diminish
, 1:20.
t, ,
ildoSeminole
hu
<’°unt;v, ns well ns every other county in Flor- since otherwise the earth would bo
[Y E B —Lord, I .,",1,1 I..V.I o h«» « .k«p inlon-Mt in the H t , . . m i m u l a t e d fund.
overcrowded and men compelled to
and make it my daily
im p o r t a n t f in d in g s
each other.
You may he sure
I6n.
Jfm
.i IIla* done
I ,(? with
1 k,l,w,
a money.
,>ro»H,r »h»ro >" determining what cut
TAMItA TRIBU N E
should
the
that
nature
will
attend
to
thnt,
R
wisely, as she keep* tho trees from
O ------y P E E D AND A WORD
| The National Crime Commission felony he permitted to serve ns ju- .
l"growmg into the heavens.”
I is engaged in what is close to be
“Newspapers
Please
(op
y”
stream had lost It* way
ing th- most serious and important rors. . That this has not always 1
,
HUT
T
IIE
number
of
children
tho gras* and feni;
s a disgrace to !
problem before civilization today, j
,n effect
A u,l!L sixJ v,*c,ks
Arthur Brisbane published n asm need ii<>t nccc-oorily diminish. In It hai a heavy responHibility, for America,
g atrnnger scooped a
the
invslerioii>
foluro
some
women,
prnph that The Herald has been walehing^To s T ro n iZ u the na’ mil looks to it for relief
II.
A five-sixths verdict by jury in J"
fa w<*sry men might turn; in some Honda newspapers.* But so far not even -i Miami like the (|iieen bee, may specialize from » grave menace, and its find- iall except capital ease* is another
1
1
1
motherhood,
having
many
chil
iHcd It in, and hung with paper has given space to comments that surely would arouse
universal attention.’ good recommendation, and there
dren, other women preferring to ,nF8 1.......
ire
Aftrr s,x months of study, the.)are plenty of good citizen* who
have none.
no end of interest in the county of Dade.
at the brink;
Hub-committee on criminal prove-,think it should apply even in such
Ymi see signs of that, already. dure and
fht not of tha deed he did, u ,Mr'rrBr 4H*)n2 e’
judicial administration rnScs.
There have been eases in
bas observed pretty accurately
lassed again, and lot tho the effects of race-track gambling.
has made 20 recommendations, Tampa where unquestionably just
He knows, as does
>11, by .ummer never dried
THE YOUNG men’* Christian puhiis icd in an Associated Press convictions have been made im
ten thoumnd parching
*°f ',UHinegunib- AaniH-intion starts 12,000 hoys on a story m yesterday's Tribune. None possible because only one or two
laguaa,
•„ , .
.
H 'InmaKiiig to any community. And add- two year training porlod for n re of the - a theoretical, Impossible out of 12 jurors had their own rea
i*aved a life beside.
lay race against time botween New recommendation. Every provision sons for voting “not guilty.”
York and Chicago, distance 1092 offered as a remedy for weakness
Other recommendations touch on
pifcrf, amid a crowd
miles.
The boys will run In re in criminal procedure in already the frequent pleas of "insanity.” as,
L. J . Farrell, who atole $200,000 from a bank,
' the daily mart,
lay*, night and day, swimming in practice ns a Inw in one or more described in yesterday’s news i
Hays he lost $3,000 a day hotting on rnoes__one
word of hope and love,
The eommitteo advises story.
rivers
when neccHsnry, bearing a states
liod*, from the heart;
million dollars in all. He is in jail for twelve years.
: \vinb«illc bronze torch from city hail that these are desirable provisions ' This sub-committee, and the Nn.PR thp tumult thrown,
i to city hull.
whu li vhonl.l be in force uniformly .tional Crime Commission as n
Racetrack hotting manufactures thieves, semis
|f rnyath— in ud stuter.. and adoption of thi 'whole, particularly deserve the
scores
of
young
men
to
prison.
"
‘ y n jiu u iu a i.
proposed code by state egislnturc , support of all good member* of
rr>m death.
!*m e fighting gathers logulher 'criinihUHr tfnd’" : '• iff DAT QUITE useloR* experi- jw IR probably be urged.
'he, bar. In self defenses because
oi*ut
undoubtedly
fount! O word of love;
. will Injure the
spreads disease.
Phe general tendency nf the*., d i- largely the undesirable memhealth of Mime of the hoys anil will laws would he to make the trial of hers who are responsible for lack
:hogght n random east!
Racing amuses “gentlemen.” Ami racing ex
i-'ist money. Y. M. (’. A. author- a criminal more of a judicial in .f conviction* and for what ili*
pro. but Uttb*. at the first,
penses are largely paid by stolen money.
'•iec might better buy half a dozen
'y k h ty ’ ut <lie last.
£ S S X T « r b ' r ,hr lrul? ,,d ',,ld ,
" ,i'' •‘‘•fleets on the honesty
good flying maehinen from Fokker Z
. ,
—rhurleii Muckny.
• Prize fights provide profit for political crooks.
impartial direction o| a judge, ami of lawyers in general.
However
o---------.
or
Ford
and
tench
500
youngsters
There tho law permits or winks at prize fighting
less oh trint of skill, cunning ami the prevention of crime i* of just
•he nrt of riving.
That would he endurance between opposing law a* much personal importance to
ry family tree grow. P.s
and race track- gambling.
doing something worth while.
m
yors who are frequently actuated'the public.
There is an opportunity for clergymen, some
only by desire Jo w»n regardless of
The sub-eomniittoe had liefore it
koslnass continues to be good in
thing more important than the question about
It is recoin the startling questions, why 90 per
AN ENGINEER plans an ocean method, and right.
•Innah and the whale, or man’s descent from mon
highway fur-aviators, to he marked mended that judges he allowed t,o cent of mnji.r criminals arc not up—-fl
key.
by buoys with floating landing comment on evidence, that ntlnr ptehetided, and why 75 tier cent
are having a roaring
Now that hit of re-print would not have crowded out places anchored 400 mile* apart neys be permitted to draw .Infer- of the 10 per cent caught escape
rising sufficiently high above the
/ r0»,n
flu ‘!n' ,,r n def,cl"* Punishment.
If conditions should
anything more pertinent to the welfare of Miami, if Miami surface to let big waves roll under «™?0
ant to testify in his own behalf, become much worse, the courts
newspapers are looking for bits of commentary upon the them.
v
that power of district attorneys to and police might us well be abolT don|t understand why passing show.. It would even lie worth while for news
quash proceedings he modified, edicd ns useless expenses,
-"^O ‘‘can’t shed their
The above recommendations du
THE IDEA, interesting now, will and that activities of professional
papers in every racetrack town to publish the actual, downt& HMtfner.
bondsmen
be
cm
tailed.
i..,t
offer any help on the first
rigid truth about what the people as a whole receive from seein amusing to our descendants.
---0
----Kecommi'iirmtinn was rnndo that ‘iiifstion which after nil really
A
few
years
ago
Nnrthcliffe
of
. Moniiei la^tbc new fliinmc the protection of race-track gambling.
To hang a man,
fered $50.(1110 to any man that only citizens of the United States .nines first
Star In Franco. Sound* like
who
can
read
and
write
English
t.i>t
cat
oh
him.
Brisbane’s
remarks
happen
to
close,
too,
with
twentyThnt is yet to
would fly aiToss tho English chan
. the man for Die job.
three words that could carry a wonderfully good tip to nel. In n few yoars flying across and huve not been convicted of i•<> solved.
--------- o --------^ Jlaad lln e: -S h e riff Holds Wld- many a Florida preacher. Furious that su ch paragraphs the ocean will ho ns simple a- fly
ing across the channel or the North
in Topeka.” Wo have always don’t get “played up" in big city dailies.
river.
The ocean flight will ho
" W e d to bo a sheriff, anyway.
NOT BURNED Y E T
made comfortably between break
h:--- —
—
O—-■
MANUFACTURER'S RECORD
ONE DETRACTOR SILENCED
" fast nnd dinner and millions thut
Abe-el-Krim will bo deported i ’......
SANFORD, FLORIDA
read this will live to see it.
W. A better punishment would _
____
t a m p a t r iiiu n b
Real Estate
]n8ur
' A , well known New England •ug as do the liquor-interest peo
'tQ wish the premiefshlp off on
man, writing to (ht* Mamifnctur ple. These adxocntei of I’rohiki'
One, He about Florida ha* been, to linv^j boon involved In the ufTWO FRENCH airman, tbrier era Record in regard to the lav. •ion, intenso in their views on the
swiftly spiked1 by th* United fair."
and Dordilly, hnve just flown from violation throughout the bind, due .-object- to a const le •uL,.» extent
yilC Instead of FloridK, lod State* Comptroller of the Curren
While some of thojnem hers of Paris to Omsk in Siberia, 2920 to the disregard of the Prohibition >it down quietly nnd let tho “ wets”
.‘South Inst week in the num- cy. J. W. McIntosh, a vigilu„t ”nf- |!",0t «.v»D*in
miles- In 29 hours, without a stop. law, said:
Georgjn-Florida
1j * «•
«* vigiiqm *vi• f * i /
n»r
do all tho shouting nnd talking.
Of traffic fatalities. We’ru final
"B y tho way, I find myself
Thi* flight, that would linve cur
who hmk n n n m n rin tn fl2i.nl
toillboriirily Rhort
This is not due to niiv hick of
ried them across the Atlantic, sets wondering how yon can live in interest in Prohibition mi -he part
f
--------—o a new record.
Baltimore. From the accounts of " f the Prohibition belie vers, but
T office boy says some mon
tho V e t ’ sentiment there, am- merely because they have no vo.co
taking vacations
would think vou would he hurneu through which to express thoniT
IIE
DISTINGUISHED
a
n
d
!• others send their • wive*
-elvc* in tho shape of any daily
right reverend Dr. Manning, Epis at the stake.”
y
•urn mor.
Wo have not \.u seen any d> paper supporting the Pinhibitloii
immml
or
minrterly
dividends
or
copal
bishop
of
New
York,
-ailed
tcmptible
net
of
sending
out
idiot
* -------- o— —
even, as in tho case of some of the last week for Europe, leaving this pqsition on tii^ par . of the ••nemic-, laws. Thoy Hvo in a "wet” com
'King Boris Has Eye On Italian ic notices that it would not nccept Tampa hunks, additional dividends. sensible message.
of Prohibition to burn uS nt tin- munity, whore the distillery and
«ca*s A* Future W ifi." I„ ease check* on Florida banks and im
stake, but thnt there i* n xery hi
brewery interests have aiwnys
"No
ono
thnt
rends
history
cun
sisting
on
money
orders
or
other
•.king doonn't knowitr
might
unrelenting scntimen: in Haiti l>oen q strong factor in financial m
TOM SIMS ^ think that the world is growing ter,
iy that there'* a lot «f difforcnco mode of payment, it is not named i
more nmong tbouKuml:i of po.ipl, i and social life, with “wet” news,
is hereby given that the Bofi
Wb?$e."
lie adds that tiie "jazz agninsf Prohibition is ttm,ueHii..M papers, with tho ytumst influoiu-o
L l , K M'1 cyo on Hum and huv- in the Associated Press story from
i
PAClOd,”
with
itssmoking
and
Washington,
but
the
dispatch
says
hold on them.
Our radio wouldn’t \$ork
*o
ably true. On the other him.I, of the liquor intereets m-ekirg to
of County Commissioners in and i
_____ ^
»
drinking among women, is Imting there are many tons iH
"the institutions” apologized -and well. S« wo got $25 on it.
i)ronk j own
Prohibition.
and
r pPresident Coolidge huo been promised to discontinue the prac
of Baltimore people who lnmrtilv t through inaction, or failure to reSeminole County, Florida, will at th(|
ti t ■
The Federal Reserve Hoard
Ing smne good catches in the tice.
Borrowing jponey is dan;
opposa tho wholo liquor Imsimalize their individual rcs|ion*ibil.f e w day*, but m ayl* he officials showed concern over the Vo umuy have to pay it bacxf‘l’t r ‘*‘ m S H O P MANNING in France Tho only trouble is thut they ■I . it.V, they let tho wets" <lu most of 5 naxt regular meeting to be held on M
o
■*
• .
r.'gf‘.I,.(
t bo *o lucky when he gees use of these wholly unjustifiable
ii
will study the Hiviu
great v
cathedrals,
nnd not make th Sir voi- e as res. n.
the talking.
notices
or
sticker*.
The
corpora
The
Wng for another term In 192H.
ie early bird catches tfa'dlek* •
••♦'
in one of them huge stones
* ‘‘in
day, August 2nd, A. D. 1926, at the Col
tion, or any other “institution*" rim when. J mF.OMWs tho t o w n .^ d « t g g e d along the gro
ground, mile nf*
using them now find themselves in
LA8T WORDS
House in Sanford, receive bids for tl
..i. hbi
. 7 7 : — i IiihIhm
•' .w
ln
ilc
. by............--•
crowds
uj^r.
. 11.1^_
WHY THEY A D VERTISE
41,1 , Will
Ji"«L
__ of men, women
an unpleasant .situation thereby.
Fish
wllt
biH' durin
Tk*' at ^^*000 that can-not be duplicated for several thousand
... hbV
, , Klin
... i fm sum ' bs*
•Jd chihiren, working for the glor?
DEI.ANO,
MINN.,
EAGI.E
■ yPenmg, clearing and grading of tl lor/th'*
They assure Mr. McIntosh thut mer, winter, spring and nutlimn.
. lls* tho body
n ' ,he «wner is asking.
t’
of-God nnd no other reward in tho
they ore now erigaged in the husit o Bill McCann: ; /
middle ages.
. right of way, of the Willingham road]
ness of writing letter* of apology
If grusshof ers wore larger they
word* were
*'
Newspapers of tim/Unltod 8tiP.es thirds of this brrent Hum. a hnlf8 room housifwith 2 complete baths
to the Florida banks.
could get Job ■* •**» f o u n U d ^ .U HE WILL
’ii yojfr old'mart." ’ ’
carried
$720,000,006
worth
nf
iolm
^our?b
y
Commissioners
District
No.
2 extra lavatories,
x.
. .
M?c reul rnthcdrnls,
billion dollar*, won; int.i the soHumblo apologies of this mort
•—Tallahaaaea State.
built with a Christian enthusiasm verllsing uuitng fhe year 1925, ac
built-in cedar closet,
cnllcd iocai newspapers, while only ■ m
A fine menife! fof" luneb
gage acceptance corporation of
P(?^!f,1,(:ation may be obtained from Fi
*hM, never sent a collector into
I .J k i the corps*.
Baltimore are certainly due to the warm day iM nine glu**es of iced Wall Street and never included a cording to Will •urn A. Thompson, one-third of the amount went into
inter-room tfclephono system,
..
■ // Wd hams, County Engineer, bids mi
.11Ur Bright:
banks of Florida, practically all of teo.
mirror doors?
' sport* feature" nmong it* stained director of the bureau of advertis tho national publication*.
y tfanurk was
which are as sound as the wolling
of
J'd
American
Newspaper
be
in
the
hands
of
the
Clerk
on
or
bef
giase windows.
And ho will wish
:
built-in
cabinets,
Evidently
it
pays
not
only
to
Prince
rcm'ra mighty right.
of Wales is writing that his cathedral building activi Publinhors* Association- wit i testi
known Bank of England.
Apolo
electric
outlttts
in abundance,
advertise, but to advertise in your
It's n symptom of mat- ties bad fallen in those ancient
,
•—Sanfeord Herald gies can nevar undo tho injustice. poetry.
rpu c,lock A * M- August 2nd, A. D. IS
fied recently Iiuf«»ro the Federal local newspaper. When we think
If an Individual goes around rltnony.
interior dcccfrnted by artist,
.
days of deeper faith.
J he Board reserves the right to raj
Trade CoiytmtUon. Of this anmu.'.t of tlM value of the W al n0\v«“ th * stone
spreading lies about a woman’s
2 car garage: with room and bath,'
Whut if vi»q had to wait .u long
ri* Jimmie Booth;
chastity or a bank’s soundness, un
$000,000,000 was spent In I.j j j I ndany or all bids.
‘
grounds beautified,
TH E 29 Mohammedan reunion of ycrtislng, tha remaining $250,000. paper, we usually imasmo it in
I* QMCd to. murmur
der th? Florida laws he I* liable to for u doctor to come ns he hag to
terms
of
its
worth
as
a
collet
tor
E W truth."
........
E xtra largo corner lot.
th f B ritish ship, City of Newcastle,
A htfavy tin e bV ‘even to Imprison wait to get his money?
sonU
qeserted at Philadelphia, camped 000 representing the tninunt spent of news nnd a moul.U-i
Witness
my
hand
and
official
seaL|
in, Tarpon Spring* Leader ment, and tho.law applies to those
DOT
Nicest thing about nn old straw on th* dock and cooked their own in advertisements of national cir m snt.in toe commuiitv. But !)ie
ty ar fglap rumors either diA '
■
$
the
10th
day
of
July
A.
D.
1926.
fond.
They discovered their rook culation.
^
*
in pax
vt*.*'*' - *
See us regarding Terms
<if. idiflr i§ B v £ L !t is a hori- not Ik when vo ul nive i\ ciifo 1
value
of
a
newspaper
a*
an
admny get a new one by mistukf.
*
Those Clltrtiros Hhow something
f. * M
j * ? wag a Buddhist and they couldn’t
of his cooking because, as ev- of the faith that tho American V*rti*lng medium is great, too.
;0 or IttA.
.
„
V.
E.
DOUGLASS,
r
,
not onjy to the business mr-n, but
Take too much exercise und you
body should know, what a businesa^:
ixo in
as in tho value of
gat muscle bound. Think too much
Clei k Board of County Commi^oi
hist touchftg ia eontmpimitcd. newapa “
r.
rtislng. This form to the gonera! public. It i8 throagh
may
takg
that
leas
seriously
(Seal).
advertwJng
in
liis
local
paper
that
of pu ‘
it*t pay, or the udsuid, hum
IV0U bUf,t " brai" cel,‘ i 9*
'they reach' England under a vertls
not be sponding the progressive n-erehant gets his
Ja r had u;
—
m
mutiny.,
The
belief
of
th
of a billion dollars
‘dlactm tiatffco of the
One vacation postcard vo"*»
— " nmunon that the I annua
' ^hvweM-iont with col nover om is from Coolidge to
Tha keon business /S°°hv rel'n 1' tbu l’,'t,|)lo< And It
2 1 4 'E . F ir s t S t .
f r jm i. vitally in - l.w
by certdla o f th* in
ric
* do not put
rres, saying, "Wish you Wi
i f y 0? wa* com- money
ventures.
. -Joseph Hoar, Jr.
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N O T IC E !
{jem inolu (jCoimfy'Banik
S an itary C afe
NOTICE
Golf Clubs and
Rolling Pins-
Atlantic
Coast Line
Now Is The Time To Buy a Hoi
E
1
FANCY
O N E -H A L F
love You Am bition to Own
NOTICE ft Real Home
OF PHOENIX AND H IRN Ek QUALITY
85c to $1.00
3 W ith
Outstanding
Individuality?1
5
18,000
Bodwell Realty
..
for hutibands to put in a short day sitting in a delightful
office made still more delightful by on clactrio fm UlM •
hike oft to ttomo golf course right after lunch
* *
the reat of the day, when Friend W ift put
fifteen to eighteen
hours
with
her houifthi
, t
.
...............
ouatMBE dutioa
and on top of that ia expected to aerve ho$ bread from
if— doesn’t,
J ----- '*•----“ *- augMit
■
the kitchen oven? Wifpy
want,fto
a
change for fear ahe’Il be mlaundantood, while '/E-l
Hubby hcaitatea because ho doesn't wtfit to hurt
her feelings about, her cookin _____
So,_^>i
Hubby should get together anB undaratand^oach
other on this bread question, •• well as under*
stand that, with oil the roodnes# of hene*
baked bread. Merita Bread la JuTt aa goSi,
cootalns probably more t ouriahment than
home-baked bread, and 1
1$$ olway. u n l W
It is good bread evei
day ht the
year . . . and, my, the’ hciurs of ell but
Int^creble suffering ft.e e v ., the
W ife
he WUt
froth standing1over e hot oven
n wham
the weather is s isslir
90s. .A ll together!
Merltt B r a s d / , ;
__________________
NEW COLORS AND PATTERNS.
A splendid assortment of both imported and domestic hosiery.'for yqur
choosing. Silka and Hales, all capably fashioned from the season’s newest
patterns. Whether you prefer fanciful patterns or conservative tones
you’re *bound to find here the hose you’ll like.
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COLUMBUS
Classified
k m ,t h « y j
ATTRACTIVE rooms to* rent for •N THE ( IHCtlT COt'HT O r TH *
r
800
" • J ' mnth J t iiic iA i, ( I i i m r
rire a ta D o o iriS e o t
stores
or
officos
.at
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Park
Avc.,
bqui
OK TIIH STATE OK KI.OHttlA.
gta. Ra'^ Ac (8-w
he r*t®‘v*4
and Commercial Street. W. M.
w AMI KOK SEMINOLE COH.NYellow.
Cab
Co.
r-tjr.
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" J j j telleclor eent
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
ta c i u m r ,
"Hilt,
Rods,
Reels,
Lines,
Etc.
:
B U L L D O G .!
. ,
im o u c K
Cor. Park juid 2itd Sir
V n V t M N l,?K O a-G <i,ieral Con'* " T i * * . !!»
O FFICE FOR KENT— In Meisch U. O. Mcl.AlHJIll.IN.
'Thorofcrvd P m id i. ff’
‘ J?.'/1" T « nd builder. Plana and
«
? ’ $
.. 8c a line
Bldg Apply a . P Connelly A . I'omplaliiunt,
Full Blood. P H I.
,j
VA ,
7c a line
I S ? n t r e d ' m n" n ';iu" sL A« work
Sons, Magnolia nnd 2nd.
Bio* Rlbfcou
guuran
eed
Rcsalenco
217
HlghGLUT
I’ATTaillSON
McLAIAlIIGIN.
P O l " 'i
f o r g e t
For Sale By p
it<*Hponi|(*iii.
on request.
Strong, tM lU ia
OIIHEIt OK 1*1111.It'ATIOSf
Oak.
B v . t f c c u i > n ru a i tMeHT .w m * .q o o e a s i i
80A—Real Estate Directory
Must aff*c4M nat*
_ rates are for
DODGE BROTH ERS
(By Associated PrOssi)
u u u t i ’ATnargln over his old teaimmsteff,
LrH
Hcc lac ai any 1*T*ning
T
Wit
SON .McI.AUUIILTN:
HALL HARDWARE
Carl Mays, veteran o f four he GiantH. StOphOhSon. of the
JIM BARNES^-WHE^ TO HIT HARt)^
It ntinearlau from tlir bill of ri,m
- 9 — H ci,li„ g
i.|lin ih |nir
THRASHER a GARNER
o'clMkr :
s•¥ ■
m
gff average length
Dealers
world’s wHes. is giving Cincinnati ?ubs had a perfect day at bat with
ulot hcr<*liifor<* fll,‘.I in thin Court
FOR
8 AL I ;
4
R
°
,,n'1
Fire
Insurance
THE
golf
stroke
nowadays
is
ing
tbe
fbrees
of
iu
■
the
ciiniitliiIniint
Hint
you
are
|
hope
for
its
first
little
opportunity
our hits.
•
%
pounded H ard since 1919.
jjnv* FT dliri atilli
i
112 S. Park Avo., Sanford
n non-resilient of the .Stale of Fior
certainly a good healthy “wallop.’’
HODGINs At (JOV •I '-W., Au. )
in Star Urges
L eag u e
^eharj®
of
30c
for
the
club-head
rcigujl
1701
Park
AVeiJ
New York battered two St. Louis
ina, mill that there In no |>er*on In
W h ile Shocker K e e p s H it*
Radiator ami f.lu
Yeaterduy th submarine hurler litcliers into submission,- emerging
fn First O ff M cW eeny To But there is this to be reiriemberod. lurching the b o d y ^ T j
. S E L L GOOD USED CARS
Hit* stnto of Plorhlu. Hiirvlcn o f n
meitti wora.:
Wanted—To Buy
McCALL A FOX, Real estate In snlipoena
' A ll Women To Take
i lain and ormimci
You huvo to learn to walk before swinging the h
Cor. Evans. , ’
Ing is restricted
W d l Scattered; D u rs t G et« mastered Brooklyn, B to 2. Only vlth o 10 to 2 verdict. Eight runs
nfoil whom Would Mini
a
n
d
d
J
■ -Oc-ot met I
Put Gtrnte:. Oh* Ice; ..JHhys you learn to run. Arid the play o M h , cl„b.h „„,
vestments. Best buys are among you. mid tiiai your plnce of re.lTel. 7J V
^ideation.
1701
|>ark
A r*. '
(Cor.,
H om er W ith M an On B a s e the veteran Zack Wheat penetrat re re scored In the .opening inning
FLORIDA STA TE LEAGUE
?Up Gattie Whith Is
if//
Frea
h
our
listings.
denee |. link lion o. It Ih
Phone 745.
Avenue.
KeejSs B ia s e s Scattered er who has not yet gained mastery
„ is made The Saned his delivery to any extent. luring which Paschal hit a single
<»ItH K ItK ItIThat you ilo nnpcui
Won Lost
Pet.
over the swing must guard against
vill lie responsible 1925 Dodge A Special- Sedan.
amt answer the hill (.f complaint
Wheat recorded two doubles and a nd a homer. Tfyo Yankees now
Port Myers .......
The object tn be ila
.727
WANTED TO BUY
S E E R. I TISDALE for good buys her»*innfiiw| mi»’m the Jilll liny of ALL SIZ E S High Pressure
i incorrect insertion,
a good many things, one o f the take the club bock
'll Millinery— DrcH-smaking
Orlando ........
Pirates
Bunch
Hits
.087 .Chicago Turns Tables single. This performance was wit io)d a lead of seven games.
CH *A N COTTON I?AGS|
in Real Estate. 236 Meisch Build- J " 1?* ,!,s'i* 'ii »*m failure of which
for nubnenuent 1924— Dodge Coupe.
most troublesome of which is then start It down.*,
nessed by only 3,471 persona.
a decree pro ci,iife„H„ will bu «nSANFORD . . .
Iil§.
AT HERALD O FFICE
Jack Quinn of tho Athletifca
J
3
7
On
Sox
In
Late
Rally
w
office
should
bo
teriul Saalnsi >ou.
faulty
body
uction.
The
Pirates
clang
to
second
posi
WANTED
and Balloons
ually
increasing
th*
Lakeland _____
To
Defeat
Braves
. r v*
* j - • «•i u
j ^•
Siately in caso of 1924— Dodge Touring.
tion in the National League race rent down before tho Tigers, t
IT IH KIMiniKI* <i||HKRK» tlial
One of the commonest faults dub-head lentil it re,,
m w. , S
"<
S a ra so ta ..............
£ k ' kH t*
o
3,
this
notice
lor
ui'dlraltun
tm
pulir>ri
84—
Htiusc.s
Fur
Sale
that the high-handicap players
Bradenton ,........
;3fl4 M a rb e rry A l t e r s B u t 3 H its with an outburst ,'pf hitting that
llshed In The ,-anford Herald, a Save money by buying here,
Fred Marberry, giant relief bar Cubs D riV e S c o lt F r e w H fll have to contend with in hit' ing too J ^ fe k iV 1C
humbled the Braves, 10 to £
St. P etersburg...
io u spuper pHl.llelicd In Koniinnlu
1924— Graham IVj ton Truck.
0
7
M
,‘
(EHT1SERS
21—
P
u
in
tln
jf—
i
j.
l<ci
.278
And S e n a to r s W in : T ig e r s
T o D e fe a t G la n t i, 9. to .8 : soon, and by that 1 mean making
ns long as they last.
f(>r fwur (|)
Only after ten Innings o f mated er, Htarted Ida second gnmo of
FOR SA LE--Six room house, two tounlv unci* ii
Tampa .... - ...........
Once you hove
representative
C
OIlHCCUl lv<» lliTk*.,
•250
B e a t M a< k s 2 n d S t r a i g h t battle did tho Cardinals, third- hr
nr bneason fo rthe Senators and
PhillleV T u r n D aek CRriDi too early an effort at what they o f Joint
poirhes.
Nii*,*lv
finished,
corner
|
.
*
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IOIH
.U)
U»l
IIU
1
_
.W
ANTED
—
Good
second
hn
sing
that,
you
Consoles Those
, " ITNEHM
and seat of
(miliar with rates,
AUTOMOBILE D I;,u ,r.K&. '
‘ owed Cleveland but three hits
place team, bow to Philadelphia. alow
. Ilo i-l.hand
call putting punch into the stroke. I walk. ” You can tW
writing <lesk. Must bo cheap fc. lot, garage, chicken lot, yard grass- * '• t'oualnsH
i...................
k ,,f t|,c Circuit
NATIONAL LEAGUE
feUnsifirntion will
want to sell you used *•»••• |
to
win
by
4
to
1.
4
to
:i.
ou.
trice
$8,Kim
Terms.
See
G
1
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Heinlii.d.
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1. f lorlila.
CINCINNATI, Ju ly 20.—(A*)—
NKW YORK, July 2<)._(/p)_
DisciOne or more of several things I the job of gradually
Won Lost
New Location, after August 1st. vertiso daUy on tho classified page. ca.-li. Telephone 610-J.
nplete ii/ormatlon.
Hark '.ViIson of the Cubs reH.
Smoke.
Ih*|i«d
Express
Office.
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s
k
a
i
!)"'
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'
Chicago, a fte r’ toning
tWo Cincinnati took the third gamrir pf is likely to happen, such as spend- force into the HimWi
Kuflit niriM in thy fk s t jnning were
Cincinnati _
51
:«*
-J
wish, they will
JACK ntlHXS. RtprM eabtH c
le O f Instruction Pittsburgh
KILLING STATION
",
Yankees needed to heut the maiiinl iied v.lth Bottottiley for nt night to tho Red Sox, squeezed tbo Brooklyn series Monday, 5 to
1: 1sun 11,asm.
Elm Avo and Thirteenth St.
In wording y>ur
9 7 — KnoniH WiUv B o a rd .
25—
F
lo
r
is
ts
.
home
ru.i
honors
when
ho
registoit
u
fi
to
4
victory,
halting
u
Seventh
.Indicia;
St. I.oiiih
Un.wim Monday. They added three
Tho league lenders earned
FOR RENT Tin* K. T. Woodruff
fto make it more cfS.-nilnole Cuiiiiii,
116 K. Second St.
more, however, to win cattily by a •■red a e i . - lit drive during u r.it nlith-lnnlng rally ufter two runs enough runs in the inning by touch
honn*. 111 Oni, \ve., ndults only.
g ? ..^ Editors Note: Helen Wills, Chicago
•11.1 Sanford Ate.
Phone 461-J
SI
EWART
TDK
FLORIST"
ROOMS,
with
or
without
mAls
fest
that
gave
the
Cubs
a
9
to
f>
'
hul
been
scored.
emmt
or
II
t„
2,
knocking
Joe
ing
MeWheeny
for
four
hits
and
as
Inquire
Mrs.
I
T
Wondruff.
2611
lit
A
Brooklyn
^prominent among women in tho
M’ Weeks,
M ILLER (). PH ILIPS. ir,<*.
Flowers for all occasions.
Hanford. Fla.
•
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hi el Riverside Ave., Jm ksonville, Fin.
n 1
PHONE 834
TANT n o t ic e
many runs. Mays kept the visi
Olard arid Dixie Darks nut of the
EWorld of tennis, read the Asso- , New York
Mcl.ANDER
ARCADE
box. Urine Nevern finished the
tors binglcs well scattered.
should give their
* Press Interview O. B. |Philadelphia
Elm Ave. and 13th Street.
Phone 781.
1!•OR RENT Nice large front rUi
Rumi
“
Brooklyn
14)0 000 001-^2 8 "J.
Bor ton .
rwteffire address as
I he Browns
escaped a shut
HOMESKEKEl; OR INVESTOR
obtained with Bobby
r f
' i*
^,>r ,w“ gmitlcmon. tot Rntlnr than rent I will offer for
Cincinnati. .
400 001 00x6—8 T
out m the third inning when Durst,
>ir phone number if
Interested that tennis
E.
3rd
S
tre
e
t
^7 I'rofesttional .Services
a pm hitter, mude a home run
this
week
only,
my
home
nt
911
i results. About one
Butteries—McWeeney, B o h l o r
keep Its place along with
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PHONE 3
with (ierlier on base,
and Hargraves; Mays and Har
drf t thousand has
Elm Ave., tor $5,500, Completely
Won Lost
* the sentiment of all trite1
Roomers and board rti furnished,
grave.
St.
Louis
002
000
000—
2
10
mil
i
lie
others
on easy terms. 6 rooms Consider now 01do ing. Fertilizer 1
PERMANENT MARCEL WAVING WANTED—
32
" *port, sb r responded t o 1 New .York j ..... f»0
1
•'(In W. 3rd Strteet.
New York 800 200 lOx— 11 15 ,1
■aniratc with you
modern with Inq and cold water. for Minititer anplicntion
r>o
t o t the general mari- Philadelphia
38
I
' iV *wrri<’tl’H Beauty Parlor. 1 di lit* s-’Ki for iippointincntH.
Session A t H lu e ll
ilnow your address,
Garage. Lot 61x117, shrubs, flowButteries—Girard, Davis, Nevers
48
ttw Associated Press Cleveland
48
Pittsburgh Wins Essy Victory
itlnoince MUST he
and Seining; Shocker and Collins.
crs. Inquire at House or 407 F ir s t1 "SIM O N P t HR AND GEM
tell MlsjLEthel M. Has- Chicago
..
47
42
W
ill
Convene
Ai
t*|i,-i,-M
,*
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want
to
soli
your
fa
tri
PITTSBURGH. Pa., July 20—
National Bank Bldg.
at The Sanford
44
411
Jl.in
.L
N
h
OIL
Permanent
Wave—
w«
can
be
of
good
Rorvice
to
nt
■he learned tennis, how Washington
BY
“S
T
U
F
F
Y
"
McINNIS
C o n tin u es To 28ti
iA1)— Pittsburgh hit Genewlch and
' or hy letter. TeloMacks Drop Second Straight
v- i’v,
iiuiu.
vjimiimie
opior
jit)
per
head.
Graduate
o
p
-!n"
wc
have
impiircrs
for
both
sn
a|
championship matches Detroit ...! . .1 45
44
C IT R U S B R A N D S ”
Sid es A llow s B u t S ix
H its
SINCE
holding
the
ball
is
so
es
Mogridge
at
opportune
times
und
IF Charley Paddock was always
W ill H ead The
ilinuanreM ure not
•n",.rs at Marinello Beauty Shop. and large farm property. I)c n* S 5 — L ots Fur S a le
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.—(/pi
t hope there may be that St. Louis .
:t5
,
52
had little trouble defeating Boston sential to a first bnBeman, he must
ns
last
an
lie
la
now
he
must
have
W
Hjle
M
a
tes
A
r
e
G
e
ttin
g
; 1In* Basket. Phone 193.
‘Time Tri, d nnd Crop TcxIH "
—The Athletics dropped their sec
^glrls may take up the Boston
27
Borg Corporation, 515 First Ni ’l
00
TALLAHASSEE,
U Off B ro w e r, L o n n ln R ; be n a great help to his mother as Monday, lOyo 4. Genewlch lasted work to seek perfection In field
ond straight game Monday to De
ltss Halsey is a mem---------- — Bunk Bldg. Phone 713.
OPPORTUNITY
FOR
WORKING
1
Efficient
I’rm
npt
two
innings
and
had
two
rune
floor
a
.id
going
to
the
butche^1
shop,
ing.
•
I'ORD f OUPh in good condition. 1Do YOU GFT III* T l n r n
1
—VP)— Florida will
troit by n score 8 to 3 and lost
the New York reportorial
SOUTHERN I.EAGUS
Dodgon C lo u ts 4
B ln g le s
MAN
,
Scrvici
ed on him, walked four, hit n bats
I am going to suggest u rather delegates to the South
‘•I.IN'l \ |•
more ground in their pennant race
of the Associated PresB.
Won Lost
C-Ho ic k LOIS 25x125—tiuarnn.............
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;
,
L
V
n
i
,
i
t
t
,
,
.
K*
c
T
!
!
r
S
a
man
and
allowed
five
lilts.
simple
thing
that
1
am
Rure
will
AT that the best thing to do with
al Conference of YVatj
^uitui was effective until the
. _________ !
‘
corn cl the cause. Phone 482-J for 6H— Dooms W ith o u t Hoan
New Orleans
04
8!
teed
high and dry. * Within ten >
Pitcher
Red
Oldham
was
released
SARASOTA,
Fla.,
Ju
ly
20.—(A*)
tend to make every first baseman Su|H*rvisors and l^ai j
Hu kind of champagne that is
appointinent.
eighth when four hits and un er
55
Dr.
3fi
miles 1,| Palatka on Lake City 1
biles hir Sale.
MacDougall,
m * YORK, Julj/ 20.—m — Memphis
tl,
l.akelund look the first game of avtiluble these days 1b to fill bath to the Kansas City club of the more accurate in catching a ball Trade Industrial Kduci,
'Fu st. National Bank Bldg.
ror by Dykes gave tlm Tigers four
1 l;
58
38
NICELY FURNISHED bed r< m. Highway. * Mull each. These b a r-1 ! III*
^•rdent hope for increasing in- Birmingham
American
Association
toduy
to
tlm
series
from
Sarasota
here
Mon
if
be
will
rigidly
adhere
to
my
ad
mils.
••(
tubs with it.
held ut Blue Ridge, N.l
50
48
Close to hath, hot water, 104 gains arc well worth your iuvesti-1
r among young women in the , Nashville
,
day, 10 to 5.
itiuke room for infielder Joe Crony, vice.
16 to 28, according
Catcher Clyde Manion wns forced Lakeland
BLUE
BIRD
BEAUTY
SHOP,
14
gat
ion.
Fm
information
call
at
1
47
Palmetto
Avenue.
..........
she loves moved Miss Helen Atlnnta
litillT
and
Overland.
recalled from New Haven.
AB R H PO A
from the game when a foul ball Buckley, 2b
We specialize ill permaiicnl wav
It is this- squeeze every bull nouncement hy (,’. 0. h]
S|n fill I
88
Herald office. Un* (J. u. V., or Geo.
55
In a vague wuy Mr. O’Goofty is Pittsburgh 204 003 001 — 10 12 2
o f California to tell Tho As 1Mobile
, Motor F
Park and
4 0 1 5 5
M*
1I ing . 206 North Park Ave.
iplif
hiH
finger
in
the
Hoventli
He
supervisor of trades
that is thrown to you.
Chuttanooga
1 B. Vest;, l, 112 S. Beach St., Day85
50
fatiiliar
with
Lincoln’s
Gettysburg
■ted Press that tho ‘‘fun in it”
Heck, ll>
M
l
74—
Apartments
For
Rent
Boston
002
020
000—
4
7
0
G
0
I
2 8 0
tries of th» State
innkes tho third Detroit catcher on Cusack, p
|tona Bench. Flit
32
03
address,
but
he’s
wondering
if
he
*
«
m
i
T
m
in*
1
1
•
inTi •
la aoffclent warrant for all Little Rock
In
other
words,
at
the
comple
2 0 2 0 1
Batteries—Genewlch, Mnrgridge
•
S*'‘
I Sf»4 till
Hayworth, a Brazier, rf
Public Instruction.
BARGAINS
-N—
Repairing
had
u
phone
number,
too.
girls (o take up tennis. Be- ............ 8 . . . .09 ctaninunununni the injured list.
tion
of
every
play
simply
tighten
•
>
FOR
and Taylor; Meadows und Gooch.
5 2
REN I Furnished 3 ram',
1DOUCE
2 0
cookie from Toronto, took Man- Welsh, If
Those who will atte
she dbss Ipye the game and
up on the linll as if you were try
; Phillips Co., Inc.
3 2 2 2 0
apartment,
recently complejod. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, Get new pri *e list, order ,-arlv.
ion
s
pluco.
in
GOOD
u
s
e
!;
c
a
r
s
ing
are
J.
I.
Rowers,
1_
want it to havo a greater
A.MEKICAN A8HOCIATION
I
5
I
E\\
RI7
ER
S—
All
MakoH,
sold.
•
“THE LOT KING"
ing
to
crush
it.
This
not
only
Good
location.
:* r r
Futvuye, rf
HARRY W ILLS will be remem
W
1and Graham Trucks.
4 2 0 1 0
Cubs Win Slugging Match
QUALITY first. FAIR PRICES
100 100 042—8 14 1 Ellam, lh
8(16 First National Bank Bldg.
particularly among women,
Won Lost
Pet Cfctroit
runlet],
~ * ’ Type- 1quire II. M. nernlc/offlct*01
tends to make more certain the Petrie, Orlando; Robert]
rented, repaired.
repaired. Orlando
bered
to
th
o
.
prize
ring
uS
a
4
1
St.
Phono
3.
2
1
8
9
PROMPT SHIPMENT. Thirty fix**
CHICAGO,
July
20—
(A3
)—Chiwr*
EV
ER
Y
W
EEK
Milwaukcn .......... 55
32
.032 Philadelphia 000 001 110—3 8 2 Dudgen, ss
and
W.
R.
Scheel,
Ta
recreation life of the lnml Milwaukee
tritcr & Supply Co. 42-41 Wat- -------------- -- ----------------------1
catch but develops in the hnnds
brown-toned geniuB who put syn4 1 4 3 4
years manufacturing fcttiiizcr for
Batteries— Wliltehlll and Manion Banerleiu.c
cago
drove.
Scott
off
the
mound
in
35
HIGHLAND
ST
R
E
E
T
lured the longest interview Indianapolis ........ 55
.611
Sawyer,
Jncksonvilk;
kins
Block.
Phono
938,
Orlando.
und
forcnrniH
a
ret
of
muscles
that
tlutlc martyrdom on a profitable the fourth inning Monday and de
3 1 0 3 0
I*OR REN I — Nice convenient ttvuFlorida Growers. CASH WITH
35
INIZIN4• WORKS.
<young life—and came Louisville ............ 53
Between Elm and Oak Aves.
EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc.
.602 and Hayworth; Quinn, Gray and Sides, p . ..
o 0 0 0 3
are most useful to tho correct play herty, Montverde, and _
financial basis.
loom apnrtmerit in private hotmi.
to ilin g .
feated New York, 9 to 6, In a of every first hnr.enian.
|GOODYEAR TIR E S.
Kansas C ity ...... 47
44
2
lots
53x154
inch.
Priced
at
$2006
.617 Perkins.
Hams, of St. Petersburg.!
E X PER T REPAIRING
No children. Call 590.
ORDERS DISCOUNTS
TIIIK slugging match. Tho visitors drove
.L Batteries,
each with terms to suit purchaser.
44
Cor. Commercial & Palmetto Ave. IypcwrUers and Adding: Machines.
Mr. Holley.
1
.494
gaked to begin whero Tolado.................. 48
Totals ........ *10 10 14 27 13 3
The
habit
of
fighting
the
ball
IF
you
are
one
of
those
granite
Marberry AIIc/wh Three Hits
Osborn off the hill in tho fourth
50
TEEN PER CENT.
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
I
i Cleveland Six
.457
The conference will
PAUL H. NIX.
in tennis and to bring the Minneapolis ........ 42
THE CLARK Apartments on tho
tops who are always ready to fight inning with Huptzinger coming in in a fault peculiar to muny novice to a discussion of
51
WASHINGTON, July 19.—(A1)— Sarasota
515-516 First National Bank Bldg.
PHONE 331.
.440
With
Haynes
&
Ratliff.
Phono
346
trough to tho thrlcc-re- St. Paul .............. 40
bench,
reasonable
weekly
or
R II PO A
This is duo to a foremanship 4mining,
at the drop of the hat you better with the bases filled nnd nono out first basemen.
19
72
Phone 713
.202 Fred Marberry, who has done stell- Biggs, 8b . . .. AB
champlonships, evon to the ColumbuH ...
monthly rates. 416-418 South At
5 1
1 0
lEUDqON ESSEX
start going Imre-hcaded.
•ir relief pitching for tho Senators 11or nick, ss
broke up the rally. He held the tenseness rather than ouse thut training, local muperrid
JIB— Tailoring and Pressing
Preaeul ■whare she in back
E. 41. Painter Fertilizer 4'».
lantic
Ave.,
Daytona
Beach,
Fla.,
3
1
2
ISC.
4
for several years, Monday started
TWO LOTS
Giants safe until the eighth inning should characterize the play.
_ WIN $150 WAG HR
administration of voeatj
s tk
8na aftgr an operation
Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop and Mgr.
Turner, 2li
.
3 3
3 3
I
O
ik
Ave.
Ilia
fiucimd
Maine
of
Uu»
season
and
whon
lie
wenkened,
tho
Giants
J
1
1
,
ksonville,
Duval County. F|n.
ON
GENEVA
ST
R
EET
Learn to give with the throw. under the direction ef|
GOLFERS this year will not lie
i* preparing for tho contest
ATLANTIC CITY - Mrs. T. n
HADDOCK STEAM PR ESSER ? Phone 567-1.-8
Hogan, If .......
n II
•'2 1
fkmr 41
bunching 8 h its'fo r h run.
For Sale or Trade
Tin*
body
and
arms
should
he
suppermitted
to
'carry
'
professional
■ to come when she hopes to Wllco, 37, ami Miss Mary 1lern- won I to I, bolding Cleveland to 3 Sevier, rf
—
Cleaning,
pressing,
tailoring.
board
of
vocutiui.
i 0
2 0
hits.
202 000 010—5 14 ' ’2 i p*J«*. in u sense relaxed, rather than which will lie icprei
Ik per fourth championship.
caddies
This means they mu t New York
105 S Palmetto Avenue. Phoie APARTMENT and Bedroom. 1112 M DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
dorij 19, are $150 in as the result of
H. Miller, lb
3 (I
9 II
Until
u
week
ago,
when
the
big
Chicago
021 501 OOx—SI Hi 0 stiffened lip as the play is about meeting by .J. M. Halfl
515-5Id First National Bank Biilg.
-MAK.UONS
34C-J.
do their own cussing,
My off. let it bo Hiiid that hoc a hike of 58 miles In 12 3-4 hours.
♦> II
Myrtle Avenue.'’
MacDonald,
lb
2 0
Phone 7L'I
Butteries — Fitzsimmons, Scott, to lie completed.
I Autonmlolc Co.
Ljp ono of cncourugement to They won a bet made at a bridge Texan started his first game and L. Miller, c
]
I
S
—
lIuHine.ss
r
e
r
v
*.e
O
.
i
c
r
e
d
-----------of
the
board.
3 II
(J 2
Ring, Davis ami McMullen; Os
I Avo.
Phone 137
f player* who hate the dlMcip- game and think of it girls, one lost won it, Marberry had entered the Brower, p
LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. D ESIRABLE 2-room njairtment in
A finished first Imsemun must , In making the annn
_
TO
the
optimist
a
double-header
1
II
0
I)
box only for relief duty hut the
5 LOTS IN FORT MELLON
of Instruction.
Dry Cleaning, Repairing end
seven pounds and the other five.
privato new home. Adults. 2478 I
is just un extra portion of joy, to borne, Huntzsinger und Gonzalez. learn to handle a thrown hull in garding the eonferenee, |
E X P E R T PIANO TUNING and
. 2 I)
0 1
$6,590
with only $1,600 cash.
weakened rendition of the Senator Limning, p
Dyorntf.
Phont*
105
for
pnntpt
CHRYSLER
i-'S p W Waa Hardent To Learn
Palmetto Avenue.
I
Phonograph Repairing by men
the pessimist it’:i twice ns much
every conceivable position.
In also mnde public
notice
stock
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
Phillies Halt Cards Kush
CFlll.i.r.'lt MOTOR 0 0 . trained at factory. Let us rebuild 18ervice*
have ployed for fun. I prac- “MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING” ial mound staff led Munuger Harris
from
his
recent
rep
misery
as
he
can
stund.
all
probability,
during
the
course
Totals
29
5
(5
27
11
0
to
experiment.
>15-516
First
National
Bank
Bldg.
ST. LOUIS, July 20.—(TP)—The of the season lie makes more one the progress made in
ies, riot by drilling on
P— St. 1910111*692
NEW YORK—There Is much ado
FOR RENT Small 2-room up
h olders
MEET
|»»«i refinish your old piano or ,TT— TTZ---- ----------- 7—----------The chum pious put over all their
Phone 713
Cardinals ambition for u higher handed catches than all the rest the teaching of trade
•he said.
“T never about that fish caught by Prcsistairs furnished apartment. Hot
'phonograph.
KILLIN
GS
WORTH
»*
an
te
d
—
FcntaL'
Lakeland
.
It
might
help
the
other
fighters
OKI
301
131
—
10
runs with u rally in the sixth inING
4lV.|
the ball ngulnst
harn- dent Cooidge and presented to A! •ling.
--------- _u -------,
water. 311 Magnolia.
The en
|R EPA IR SHOP, Temporary ad
Sarasota
*_
'AND PAIGE
00*1 000 010— 5 if Mr. Dempsey were to put one pluco In the Natlonnl league rnc<* of the team put together. For thnt trial training.
* BUENA VISTA
wnti
waylaid
by
the
Phil
I
lea
who
I played nguinHt those i Smith, who is having it stuffed Glereluiu)
The
A
limn,|
St,,ekli*>lder*i
Meet
dress
1351
Mellottville
Avo.
Phono
ihc
Smith-Hughes
ck
[teforil
Dealer.
WANTED
—
E
X
P
E
R
I
EN
CE
1)
reason it is well for him to piny
of those flivver signs on his right
T
loo ooo 000— 1 8 t
, Jd ihow me tho simple prin- fur the state museum.
ing of the San'ord Oviedo Truck
j applied for.
. . . on Summerlin, 50x150
STENOGRAPHER. APPLY 515 FOR R E N T—l furnished apart-, DEAN
« ’S GARAGE
Summary—Two base hit i, Hogan hand, "If you ran read this you defeated Hornsby’s men Monday, 4 every hall ill practice ju st as he 26 wus 2,659, divided I
*
BERG CORPORATION
Washington
000
004
OOx—4
III
|
to 8, in a 10 inning game.
i°f.p o sitio n and strokes ami
Growers, Iru*., will he held at the
merit. I'Irnne 287-W.
,
r
evening trade extensia
arfe
too
darn
close.”
516
FIR
ST
NAT’L
BANK
BLDG.
•
RlSt,
Plume
617
would
he
forced
to
in
the
game.
llornlck,
Dodgcn
2,
Heck.
Three
I ;i [;>•«>Id First National Bunk Bldg. 4'iiurt I louse Tuesdnv Evening
Batteries—Miller, Buckeye and
Forked out my own t«*chTho
visitors
rallied
in
tha
ninth
ENGLISH WOMEN WIN
1,212
in
part-time
_
Iiuho hits. Turner, Brazier 2, Welsh.
Playing the ball with one bund
Sowell; Marberry und Ruel.
Phone 713
August 3rd at 3 o’clock. Election
NEW 3 room apartment with hath,!
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
OAKLAND
33— Help Wanted— Male
Sacrifices, Buckley, Ellam, Heck,
MR. SINCLAIR LEW IS defied for one run to tie the count and is considered grandstand stuff as uocion, and 30 nil-day | _
YAKK, England, July 20.—(/P)—
,'d th at my surve was Women jjf Englund gained anoth
combined two singles und a sacri u rule hut that isn’t true of n first classes.
of Officers und other business will
furnished. Phone 326.
|
—
P0NTIA4
321
E.
F
irst
Street
Sevier.
Double
pluya,
Buckley.
itia
God,
but
we’d
liko
to
see
him
Chicago Tunis on Boston
SANFORD AVE.. CORNER
htrapat thing fur me and er victory tNidily when (he Wes
fice to bring in tho winning run 111 baseman.
lie transacted at this time. A full
We carry a full line .
' Cadillac Company.
In 1919-20, Florida i
It is a necessary part
WANTED -Meut cutter.
Lung's
At Seventh Street
BOSTON, July 20.—(A*)— After Dodgen to Ellam. First Iiuho on get fresh out there in the pitcher s the final frame.
’ • lot of balls over the
attendance is desired.
Our
prices
are
right.
Qnsh
o»
76-A—Garages
pils
enrolled
in
such
bnlln
off
Brower
2;
off
Limning,
2;
of
his
stock
in
trade.
.
ISt*
Phone
121
box
with
Babe
Ruth
glowering
Market.
leyan
conference
carried
n
recoin50x117. Price far below the actual
* did it in games as I nicndntion for the admission of losing two straight to the Red Sox off Ousnek, 2; off Sides, 3. Struck hack ut him.
Philadelphia 200 000(101 1—4 U 1
T. F. Adams, Pres.
terms. We want your busincHs
. V||111c*.
1922-23, tho number 1
P
Tbe result was thnt women to the ministry, mi fur an Chicago turned the tables, defeat out by Limning 5, by Sides, 1. Left
R. A. Colih, Seet’y.
S t l.ouis..... 002 0101)00 0— 3 12 I
to 1,668, according to I
jWI> BUICK CO.
FO
R
SALE,
rent
or
trado
for
re
d
'
DEAN-BERG
CORPORATION
35A—
Employment
Agencies
ing
B
oh
I
oii
hero
Monday,
5
to
4.
'
Sudden mastery poHRihJe, on tho same terms us
July 13, 16, 20, 23, 27, 30 Aug 2.
B u 11 o r I e s— Mitchell, Carlson,
MIRACLE •Concrete Cn., general
report.
In 1923-24 itj |M»rtio|jn Avenue.
T H E Y ’RE holding an Interna
equippedI
Range
Lyons prevented a last-inning rally on bases, Lakeland, 6; Sura sola, 6.
■peclkl stroke, but JuHt
■'y* I
rvestate.
#1 ln.i
toonFully
ulvon
<
>t 820
OHA tlf
L
’. _ .t 1515-516 F irst National Bant.
Willoughby
and
Wilson;
Keen
and
cement
work,
sidewalks,
build
and
in
1924-25
it
reach
Phone
367
and
battery
shop
ut
W.
First
Umpires,
Fredericks
and
Bradley.
tional cattle exhibition in South O’Farrell.
I‘tiom*
choking off the Boston threat after
SEMINOLE
EMPLOYMENT
my game lmprov[pj grailing blocks, irrigttion boxea. J . R.
“ Fourth, have good equipment.
St. Long lease, * L. A. Kcttaud.
with 3,252.
America this month........And that
two runtl hud been scored. Chi Time, 2:00.
BUREAU
*tren»th«ilng as I continued
.
“Fifth, watch good players.
Phone 156-W.
reminds us, whatever has 'become
cago’s winning run cairn* in the
[-F0IU ) — FORDSON Terwillegrr, Prep.
204 North Park Ave.
»y. From the time I wus 15
u)
£ .n
play with players bet ninth when Mosul's first hit of the
of Firpo?
■h
y™ Higgins, Inc.
Mr# played at least four times a ter“Sixth,
37—
Situation
Yv'nnted
Mule.
77
__
than
yourself.
■Houses for Rent
scries drove in Schalk.
.
S'. J . NIX
J « or oftener.”
I« Palmetto. Phone 831
|
Today’s
Games
develop your footwork C hicago.. 01)0 121 001- 5 8 1
Attorney and Counsellor at Law WANTED—Fositi'vn as salesman n
3.
^Were your opponents always on“Seventh,
L
the court.
Nash
Whon was Nat Niles runner-up
TAMPA, Fla.. July 20.—(/l1)—
300 E ast F irst Street.
grocery store, hiuivvare store *>r SMALL HOUSE for rent, also new I
Boston...... .010 000 012--4 8 1
National
l.ent'iiu
“ Eighth, don't fool on the court.
in fresh meat market. 16 yours ex
in the nutionnl tennis tournament? Showers and thuiidcrxlormx oc
furniture for sale. Apply 1108
B a t t e r i e s — Thomas, Lyons
W IN T E R Q R E E N
S
*11* I played a good
r,ir value.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
“Ninth, relax completely before Schalk and Schalk: HuSSI! II, Hcim—E. B. K.
curred
yesterday
over
central
und
perience.
Quote
salary.
W.
W.
Myrtle
Avc.
SANFORD
ROOFING
CO.
Tile
M
o
to
r
s
CO,
**, * r'*h men* as all girls should
Chjcago ut New York.
In 1917, R. Lindley Murray win south Florida. Loii.siaim and the
ach, Welzer und Stokes,
6
roofs, built up roofa. Ite-roofing McMillan. Forsyth, (in.
Stationary
$ 3.85
I ,,r"i Simfmd Ave.
because by doing so they will and after games.
8t. Louis ut Philadelphia.
“Tenth,
and
most
important,
ASTAtNLtMuquiQ
ning.
coast of Texas, said W. J . Bennett,
r~ ^ = 3 ROOM HOUSE FURNl SHKDl H
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. E t- *iu— Money to Goan
-Stationary
5.25
and pull up their game,
Pittsburgh
at,Boston.
W HITE BEAR LI
How many rutiR did Babe Ruth government forecaster here today.
1911 Palmetto
j9
timates
free.
Satisfaction
guaran
Oscillating
11.50
too, men ploy the game never give up.”
l*>
m
ui'h
what
you
pay
July 20.—(W )- With'
Never Plana For Matchcu
.1 ' om
nnd Bob Meusol lmt in during the Station
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION * Phonographs and Records.
High Ia>w Predip.
and better and It is the best
T r e ha,t. “ <,,r ''l,st-s you. teed. Ouk Ave.fi 3rd St. Phone 111. LOANS-^Money available ut 7 per 515-516
holding scores of 80
_ American League
“I nover plan u|iend for matches |Yesterday^! Results [
1924 season ?— D. S. W.
Atlanta ...........
F irst National Bank Bldg.! Radiator ornaments
anyone can do to
play
r
t
»
v
Y
'
>
u
less..
tho first day’s qualify!
Chicago at Boston.
cent. Close in property. A. P.
remember them after
Ruth batted in 121 and Meusel Birmiiighant .
Phono 718
I Musical instruments ami strings.
FliesSMosouitioes
W H EELESS & WELSH
GARAGE CO.
f ? ttop Pl°vera than her- und I never
keen competition wai I
Connolly Sl Sons.
St. Louis ut New York.
Florida SluU,[L<*ugm>
How does the umpire determine 120.
I play all my tennis on
Boston ........
‘Service thut makes friends"
ana then tn piny against pluy- ward.
byBtRoom
ml.Al5Q
today
in
the
final
II
|
Sarasota,
5;
Ltiltblnml,
10.
Detroit
ut
Philadelphia.
when u player should l>e culled nut
Whilo I um playing.
With what major league teams Buffalo
FOR RENT—Two furnished no. I
VULCANIZING
'Slat tons— H epair- FISK T IR E S
laying at tl.etr best. That the court.
.81 holes of the Western ‘
Others rain.
Cleveland
nt
Washington.
for
running
out
of
line?
60—
Machinery
and
Tot)
Is.
I
am
enjoying
the
fun
of
the
game
B
ed
b
u
o
s.
Roaches.
did
Miller
Huggins,
Yunks’
munCharleston
tages,
Floral
Heights
and
Silver
[
F “ atch jday in such n good
tournament.
Thin piny is merely a matter <.f uger play?— D. F. II.
Chicago .
Like. $85 per month. Apply 360;
... Besidos being jnoro exeit- und the excitement of the mutch
HILTON’S BA R BER SHOP
Ant^^te.neas.Eta
National League
Rolling hills, full
judgment upci til*, part of the .
and I am looking no further ahead
Southern Association
FOR SA LE— 1 Colt Carbide outfit French Ave.
Cincinnati and Ht. Louis in Na Denver
vAan ordinary playing.”
j
113 Mngnolia Avenue.
fijl*
TRIM
g
o
.
St.
Louis,
3;
Philadelphia,
(fen
tested the skill of the ‘
ficial hm 101 jurisdiction over it.
than the next point.
1 find them
tional' League.
fur 9 lights. Also mule and
Atluuta ut New .......... . .
Dus Moines
8 first class barbers. Special ntS>>.V*_
SI bee Recent Operation
innings.
What ono umpire might regard
Little Rock nt Nashville.
When did Gene Tunney fight Galveston ....
A D VERTISE In the Journal-Her
Interviewed on tho subject of exciting whether I uni winning or
1.18 who teed off yesterday I L „,c“r* n"t the owner,’ j tcnliun given ladies und children. furm tools. Photic 892.
716 Sanford Ave
Chicago, 9; New York, 5.
the field only three is®
us sufficient transgression of tho Johnny Risko ut Cleveland?— F. Memphis .........
' ' dimates.
Memphis ut Chattanooga.
ald, South Georgia’s greatest
of the courts, she losing, and no more nerve-racking
Hanford. Fla.
r
"•
RADFORD
Pittsburgh, 10; Boston, 4.
rule
to
call
tho
runnur
out,
another
with
scores
better
tbuj
G.
K.
at
sot-point
than
at
first
point.
I
Birmingham
at
Mobile.
New
Orleuns
n«wspaper.
Morning,
afternoon
-Miscellaneous
.16
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
« lt^ I ryther. ‘ be picture of
might not so regurd.
Cincinnati,, 5; Brooklyn, 2.
Harrison
R.
Johnih
Nov. 18. 192'..
never
riiuke
a
fetish
of
training.
New York
wbekly and Sunday.
Classified
“The Rexall Store"
1
T i In th? m*"tery of the
3 ho ruin is specific enough. It
champion in 1924 and |
Service Offered Wo make a specialty of our prompt
rates 10c per line. Waycroas Jour T a MPA DAILY TIM ES, Tampa.
“It is most Important to remcniWhen WiV? the 4)]ymplr games Oklahoma City
.«$*>• The oval of her face is
Southeastern League
FOR SALE
American League
says. Ift iln running to any base held at St. Louis?— F. G. H
nesota state amateur <
Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word.
One can
Pittsburgh
nal-Herald, WaycrosH, Georgia.
r thinner since the recent planning ahead of time.
92
filling of prescriptions and quick
St. Augustine at .Savannah.
BUNGALOW TRAILOR
New York, 11; St. Louis, 2.
he run mote ;han throo feet from , In 1804.
the fifth consecutive
Raleigh
.»n Minimum 25c, cash with order.
SKINs Haberdasher
°"
appendicitis that not tell what tho opponent will do.
Montgomery nt Albany.
Can he used as a bungalow witk
delivery.
a direct line in order to avoid licWashington, 4; Cleveland, 1.
field with 68, going
■woiiea hw “fun’’ at Wimbledon.
Ono can't even toll how tho mutch
Who won the western amateur Nt. I/Oiiis
98
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches two beds, or enn bu folded for trav DAILY NEWS— it covers Brow Write for complete rate cerd.
Columbus
ut
Jacksonville.
'•Boston, 4; Chicago, 5.
!* R m
ing touched, no should he culled golf title in 1917?— F. G. K.
coming In in 36.
Suit Lake City
eling in 10 minutes. Cost $35) ard County thoroughly which is
i"101? ?<.,her development is going whon it iH going on, be •/■VPhiladelphia, 3; Dotroit, 1
out
**
Francis Ouimet.
Before JohiiHtun
Sheridan
.. —
tennis, she believes, cun become cause it goes back and forth.
Florida State League
W IG IIT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT new. Owner will sell at quick salr dm of the most rapidly growing
It Is up to the umpire to decide
hla round he knew hej In * " ® ST 0lii.;Z :i77.
1 atory of any American girl who
How many hits did Rollers Shreveport . .. __
“I think u player mnkes a great
Bradenton at Orlando.
SHOP — Printing,
Engraving, for $75 cash. All attachments for section* on th* Florida Coast.
right away whether tbe runner hRs Hornsby make in 1921 when he hat- Toledo
Southeastern League
.......... 94
beat, for earlier In
with earnest- mlstako to try to ulter her game '
Fort Myers ut Tunipa.
fa«^KS- S,,llu- Wl’ “re Embossing. Soe us firat. We'do Dodgu car are included. Inquire Sample enpj and rat* card upon
done so, then immediately call him tod .424?— F. G. M.
V S°«r phone,
Savannah, 10; St. Augustine, 6.
Westland of ScntttJl
in playing the game.
'M
Washington
.... 90
in attacking particular opponents.
iit. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenue 2809 Palmetto.
t reqaati
SANFORD at St. Petersburg.
toll 103.
I. H. KANNEK
out
Albany, 8; Montgomery, 4.
He made 227.
’ continues:
around
in
69.
,
She can vary her puce, hut not
Lakeland ut Sarasota.
.
Commercial
Street.
Florida Stations
f Architect
Nino times out of 10 if u field
Jacksonville, 9; Columbus, 0.
IB young tenniB players should change her game.
When did Georgi's Curpentler
To do so iB tin
FOR SA LE—Cypress stakes 1x1 MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people
MEAT MARKETS
........ 88
*
er .has the ball in Ii Ir hands ready m art hia pugilistic ca re e r!— F. G. Bartow
■IF get Into tournament ploy- Impossibility und will wreck the
x
sales , PRINTING THAT P L E A SE S
are interested in Florida. Each
four feet Tong,
.... pointed one cni,
Sixteen
Net
Fustic
...
.............
88
(
SIS
fir
s
t
Nat.
Hash
Ul*g.
to
mnko
tuo
touch
nnu
attempts
to
Youth
AwaitsHearing
Southern
Association'
410 Saaford Ave.
‘
no matter how modest the Bteadjest game.
rlkh
&>n- Typewriters andAdding Machines, good for seed beed frames. $8.1?) of them through a classified add in
Fort Myers ......... 84
do so and ia unable to reach the
Phase rxa
>
In 1908.
Atlanta at Now Orleans, post
to e n t
My first year in the
*gricnllural
dlsthe
Morgantown
POST.
Six
cents
h.
Partin
Br>.
“It is most inipotrant to remem
TH E SEM INOLE PR IN TERY
per thousand f. o.
Continue In,1
108 Palmetto Ave.
Charged WithSlaying fislder because of tho manner in Where did "Chet" Bowman, fa Fort Pierce ......... 86 '
Tennis Club brought me ber to use one’s heud. Young plny- poned wot grounds.
4nd display rates 601 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop. Wagner, Fla.
Ja work for six consecutive issues.
Jacksonville
.........
86
'
which
he-hus
run,
it
is
reasonably
Birmingham,
7;
Mobile.
8.‘
mous sprinter,, go to school?—F
tournament a t the ago of eri usually forget to.
Of N ina Vjilona, Pianist certain that ho has run out of G.
Older ones,
BROOKLINE,
Key West ......... „ 90
'
EL
Little Rock, 4; Nashville, 6.
.* was defeated, but I remem- more experienced in tho gume, be
Sixteen of tho 64
line.
Miami
.............’ 88
'
ii
Syracuse.
Memphis, 17; Chatunooga, 14.
he big thrill that first touma- come craftier."
By tiKUKUlt; McMANtm
1
•
MONTICELLO, N. Y., Ju ly -20.
who opened comp _
. . I Orlando
............ 88
1
rgarem g.”
LHow many shu t.... ....... . U.IU
8chob|a Should Sponsor Game
~(/P)—Charles Wise, 10. of Brook
thirty-fourth annual. J
dul Pensuroln
__
»j
H
ELLO
1
.
SEND
UP
->
\
KNOW
W
H
^
T
I’LL
t
BY
GOLLYI
CH \l CZ
...
•
.
lily a t College
“You want nio*e girls to play Hagen Continues To
lyn, awaited a hearing W o today 1,204 Acre$ Of State ^ VD' w exnnJor pitch*'"ln^"Toia? SANFORD .........
BowlVfinfles car .
MUST OO
...... 92
THH JA N IT O R T o
DO. I’LLCA LLO N MR.
on a charge of murder in coon ac Laitda. Are
l vnn^ ;« A 0* c m .that bo brought
third
round
todalr
t
Tampa ....
T
SH U T H Y W IN D O W S O r ilT M iN q
6 0 0 F - H 5 ’S A B A N K E R *
...... 90
Disposed
1.18
pI»y >Jm o*t dally afLead in Eastern Meat tion wl^i tho death of Nina Vilona,
. . .
.
_
- 1.
'
Titusville
missing from thptf,
T O < 5 IT M Y
A h ’s a l w a y s
•
,
iTMiNKVM
I
2.44
r«a. «®l*ll®t1 b#r classes. The
“I f more schools would only en
pianist; in a New York City motl6h By. Florida
Trustees
Qranston
Holmso
M
l
K
i
O
o
r
p
<JBTT»N
<i
A
CH
ILL!
T A L K IN ’ GUSINB.S5*.
1
did not enter Into col- courage children to play tennis we
T H IS M EAT l
DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa. picture theater.
nia was eUmlnsteaj
Lower
Court
Upheld
athletics, or outside activities would bring along a larger crop
Girl Says Harry Thaw surprising ehow.' *1
Juy 20. (/P)—With a recordMiss Vllona’B body, clud in a
^*a*.
20.
" *
m ponslble, she «d- of promising young girl tennis breaktng mark of 07-05— 132 for bathing suit, was found July 10 uftHenry R. Guild, «•
In
Alachua
Appeal
—OP)— 1T rustees of tho Internal Im
fa ct that she con- players today.
Or, if the play- the first 30 hdlcs, W alter Huron.’ oqc a pile of atones in a river n etr provement Fund sold 1,204 acres of
Promised To Wed Her Holman
ranked eij
in w 0
touraamepts
nds superintendents could be former champion, held a ’
' ' ’• ‘
-l U
i
her* with a bullet in her hkafl, tional list and is
“ JIJ Pinellas nnd Charlotte
,TALLAHASSEE,
Fla.f
w<j .to include. court* In the
which,
according
\o
Sullivan
coun
“
In
Lake
Geneva.
J
i
An
adlj
*or
half^pf
WINCHESTER, Va., July 20—
L]\i
usual jyUn, won
k ? T Tho S u t ,‘ Sl,ur«me.
tt be nice?" tournament at the
authorities, was. fired from*
Z. Adkins, of SU rk*. A
■ 1- .'Vtat
d»y, in mi oiiinioii by Ju d g i^ _ . (/PJ—Miss fo rest Hope Walls, 18 was to w .
Country
Clqh..,
pistol owned by Wise.
champion
islands consisting or
year old Hollywood. Calif., girl, Longwobd;t
,
/h‘‘
Jll‘'t*n«nt?of
thi
be prorin Lake Geneva, at. $29 Ircult C.ourt fur AlacK.uli
was enci'mped hero today with hor
. Wise has refu sal to make an
Hagen AaMtiqced that*
PjJ 1■A.Yi
m
And good •Kempt tod2F to ea£bl|«
BUa G. W ickes’ o f
statement sine* Ms hrrost last SatTn* case of Mary Bessa
>!lSi?i0r t}n‘ ,,rolher. apparently de
champion " “ rid s «>cord. fo rT th e '
termined to remain until vam
*» of submerged
the Board of Bond r_
rrr'property at |20
jiauderdal*, F la ., a aister o f the
The present. m i A was*i
Wlal Road and Brk
Ih » rai f 1‘,ni ,Ift,rry K* Tlyiw, who,
wom- ^ r o e t t F r e w f ^ h o had
*®'-" ■ ?
f'.y>j
murdered Woman, has gone to
tuber 1, of Alnchuait
urc‘ •
• nrpmised to
gBSjV!
vW t't1
man,”
of Arcadia, 3 4 iX
a :.
Mount Vodpon, N. Y., today.
on his ho m* course at Yt
l1
K«nilwerth’’ his
jm
---- ;!™ ,:',lf ln t I don’t 1922
eataW
near
here,
and
marry
bar.'
lend,
Charlotte
—
"O .to -th ® Open Ohio
irA ajM **soq wby V 6 » *n should
; acre; and
'
oht said she M&nd iPhsw^ hid
*~• taken from the
MiL The record for the .
VA'
______
satisfying
polish
la
‘ tt*r and c*n Op*rl II 280, h*ld by*
'..a t P e t e
"over seen Weh o th e r'b d fc S a tlw
.Without coinj
• *ttr -w a p * by rubbing them
county,
Jl«d
contributed
'
“ court awar
IS:
•*;* V,
W & U M .
i __
la vinegar,
•7 o l t t\°n frequently
TatfH K
■M
•l
. in his letters,
HiBilrrri
JpMbta Advance
iW
Sheet Metal Work.
Wntcr
1
Avsnu.
A
v .m ,.‘ S l l X i r“-Street.'.
nk‘ - A“t Tcle0nk' SHAKESPEARE Fishing
phono ill'.
Se1i;«^tWWn h,n‘ “nd
TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
|HE CORE
| Club Standings
__
iys
R IN E S
Pistike
LAKELAND TRIMS
GULLS IN OPENING
GAME OF SEftlES
FLORIDA
8 DELEGA1
REGIONAL
%NUT
Nature’s
D esign
One may assert
without fear of con
tradiction that in Loch
Arbor nature sets a
standard of homesite
requirements that arc
unequalled anywhere.
or
Sgir
The R eferee
oM
utesT/
Many Storms And
Showers Visit Dixie
States On Monday Western Ttl
Expected To.
Keen Comi
ELECTRIC FAN
SALE
dedr
PENOLE
KILLS
e
THE NOVELTY
SHOP
a
W ,R LONG
^ ■ FATHER
T:--------- r:
■ im r:
y
E
3
m
m
H it
mmM
Sit down and ponder—
think of all the things
that should be com
bined to make your
*:
homesite ideal. T h e n .
go out to Loch Art or.
You will find them
all there.
...
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I 'a .' •>)'4^jjjl.k’lr f Sl& W & iih?.. t
JW ***A
* r» •\y)
GAS EXPLOSION
KILLS NINE I N
ALABAMA MINE
A n n u a lB a n q u e t
tO P .
With $ Men»ber$ Present MAY UNITE ON C urrency
FARMERRELIEF
ST IL L W A T E R , Mimti'Juin i i . ii/t ’• Throe Civil Wur vl i e rah #■kept
covenant with the deud today. The
three, survivors of 37 melnberB of
i hr- l.ast Man’s Club formed 42
yours
years ago,
ggo, met here fof
Tor an banquet
oo the anniversary of the first bat•••’ of Hull Run, in whl^fjvthb'y all
ought.
Karl
Early today an aged
woman
' i
Ihie lied about the dining-room
of
I
the Grand Uafe whcre~the banipiet is held each year, arranging
th
”
table for the reunion.
. . ion. iv SnO 1b
the widow of “CapUin” Sqm
Hloomer, who wus color-b4*rer of
“ H” Gompuny.
To her tire en
trusted the club’s flags and docu
ments, and''the duty each year of
preparing tin* bumpict tabled
At the center of the table wua
placed (lie traditional bottle of
Hurgundy, presented to the club
’^ d . V nrs Utfo' wh k h tha last, two
survivor# will drink nome day ns
a toast to their departed comrudos.
The wine wur intended for the lust
D e a d In c lu d e T r u c e W h it e #
man, hut the club, unwilling to face J o w a P n r t y C h i e f n A s s e m b l e
And S ix N e g r o e s ; S e v e n O f
the ordeal of u solitary toust, lust
I n S t u l e C o n v e n t io n W i t h
Undies Are Ileum ved S o o n
y*ar amended the rlfunl so that
R e p o r lu O f F a c t i o n a l D i f
tWO
simll
share
it.
A f t e r B l a s t N e a r M o iT att
fe re n c e s R eln g S id etru ck ed
Another draped chair was added
today to tin* group of 33 that sue
rounded the hoard a year ago.
Emil Gruff of St. Cloud, Flu.,
dropped out of the ranks this year.
P. 0. Hall, K7 years old, of At
I f A c c id en t Had O c c u r r e d A
water, Mina., presides today hy
L ib ra ria n
R ep ortn
P r o g r a m O f F a r m L e g i g l a t i o n S u n fo rtl
virtue of liis sehiprlty in years.
l ew I ln u r s E a r l i e r M a n y
N
e
a
r
ly
0
0
0
N
e
w
Cardt*
O u t lin e d I d e n lid a l W iL h T h e
HI# two comrades ure C. M. LinkW ould Haw* Hceu T . u p p c d
T
a
k
e
n
O
ut
In
Y
e
n
r
E
nded;
wood, Chamberlain, S. D., #4. and
O n e R e j e c t e d B y C ongresH
N ew D e p a r t m e n t s O p en ed
John S. Goff, St. Paul, 84. These
B L O C T O N , A la., duly 21 . — (JP)
three uiv tin* last of “ B MCompany,
B B S MOINES, July 21.— (/P)
Nine men were killed in n KUs
o f the First Minnesota Infantry, Till* farm relief question today
Tlii» is Wallace Gaines, of S e a t explosion at the Dixii- mi ie of the
The use und appreciation of the
whieii fought nine buttles in the looms as a probable medium of
tle, Wash., under arrest r)iar»fed
I Sunford
Municipal" Library hy
south.
r7 ; m.
I’i i . -July with hinting uil(l choking In death. Mofratt. fo a l <‘oinpaiiv at Moffutt,
eoiiiph'to Inn im.ny in the Repub i patrons increased in the year end
lican |iarty of Iowa.
fjt(> I’ - ilia s NVw his daughter, Sylvia, lie faces a 1
and mx n e e
^
ing June 30, according to tlie an
w orkers.1
I'roeeeded hy 1hi* meetings of imal rcpnrl
I'a.. I.«*l»l "ii
a lift tern) if convicted. The girl j Seven of tllie li<e|ii w
submitted Tuesday
removed 1
the Corn Belt committee and the mght hy the librarian, Mrs. Anne
'person •■It.'ii'tM’ 1,1 was killed at night on the shore of ,,1'ler ill •xidosniM.
I
a lonely lake.
1 ,,
statt* committee of 22, which Van
...............
Ness Brown, to the Board of
with i Ih* s la y in g _______ ______ ____________________ | ( Representative# of the United
agreed upon a definite program of <trustees,
---*—:
■
—1
—
—
j
States
Hui'eati
of
Mines
and
state
Jlflli’U, I'a II lot:
farm legislation and censured both
A total of H12 new cards, repre
•lining offieoils stationed
here
major parties for “abandoning senting 549 children und 203 adults,
nl'ili,r i ,tl
t't*hurried to the mine.
campaign promises," the state were issued in the year, the re
C«>nitii"ii I‘leas
Every am ‘ in the mine at the
Republican convention assembied port said.
Tho total number of
K. Marh’artum*
time of the accident was killed.
today witli reports of factional hunks reserved fur use of putrons
They
were
working
a
short
night
quarrels
being
sidetracked
und
corpus lieariiiK
was 7.132 during the yeqr.
A
•'hift
It was believed hy officials C e l e r y A v e n u e Kpwn T o R e R e v . A sh le y C h d p p el R e t u r n s possibly ignored, wliilo the princi total of 340 books have been with
pal issue in the midwest- agricul drawn, leaving 6,702 books on the
that the exjdoKion of a "gu# pock
, of Psilia . known as
C lo s e d T e n D aytJ A s W d t k
T u P u lp it At A s h e v i l l e F o l - ture is discussed »:i detail.
e t " at daylight was responsible
Greek." win ordered
shelves.
Is R u s h e d T o F i n i a h T a s k
for the blast. The Moffatt prop
lo w in g T r i a l C ru w in K Out
Tlie cum belt committee. Com
k|fur llie city of PittsLibrary hours were extended in
erty is at Moffatt, Ain., in Illbh
B y K n r lie s t P o s a ih le D a t e
*J the " a n t in miO f Mis A r r e s t A t M e m p h i s posed of farm and co-operative or the pact yeur, the library being
F
o
u
r
R
o
o
m
A
d
d
it
io
n
T
o
L
u
k
e
county.
ganization heads, and the commit
ttii'ti that it did 'lot
open from 0 o'clock in the morning
M o n r u e B u i l d i n g W ill B e
The old wooden bridge spanning
r\hirin'" against
The mine is fully manned hy
ST A T E S V IL L E , N. C., July 21. lee of 22 tiunicd nt the ugrleultnnii to o o’clock at night, except on
the
>
■
’
.
Jolin’s
River
at
the
end
of
conference
here
lust
winter,
con
letsin him any longer.
35(1 men all u daylight shift pro
R u ill F o r * 2 2 , 7 2 7 ; M n h o i u * y - i/l!) Acijiuiied Tuesday night on
Thnrsduv. "'hen it closes at noon.
Celery \venue will be torn down
cluded their sessions yesterday,
..nsille uf i .mlon. who
During the winter months, the )iW n l k e r ( J e t IM unihing .lull ducing lint) toils of eonl daily. I.ate tomorro, tu make way for a new cliurge. of immorality, untnithfulThey outlined a
program of
the lullin' '.I Mid let l,
night men wi re working an extra
uess and ut tempted bribery, Rev.
hary wa . kept open Sunday aftercreosote
a<
d
timber
bridge,
It
was
farm
legislation
indeiiticu!
with
shift for some special work.
If
I' i UmiI iif>' "I I'M "ner* 1
; .
.
..
. . .
Ashley <'hii|i|H'l l>. B., returned to
|noons.
,.„i,nt; jail to
Frank Lossing was awarded Im the accident had occurred a few announced . .day.
day to Asheville to ussuine his du that rejected by the lust congress
The report of tin* librarian wan
. q,, m i ' lie saw |run tract for the construct inn of a Dinars e n r ij'r or Jlater, officials
T raffi e l<> Sanford from Osteen ties as pastor ..T tlu. Ucntral Metii- and which is usscntinlly "protec adopted and u vote of thanks e x
/ ,i, ,t((. Mi licit four-room addition to lli" la ke said, many men Would have been will be sliul off for 10 day# be odisi Church.
tion for all industries, agriculture
IW
included, as a |.eer, or as a last tended to her for “ her faithful
I time •11 i the <’a n - 1 Munroe School at n apt rial meet- trapp* •).
cause of tl» 1 ,dge construction,
Acciiiiipuiiying liini were 7ll
service und hur constant efforts
ing of the Saminole County hoard
.'-lain .Inly 111.
The damage hy the explosion according to t be county engineer*# members of his congregation who resort, protection for none."
in bringing the library up to tho
'o
f
Pubic
Instruction
held
iu
the
The
committee
of
22,
made
up
of
aCantmi lunkeii, aecoinoffice.
was “not if real," officials said.
hud come here yesterday for the bankers and manufacturers and present high standard of efficien
office
of
County
Superintendent
filter, dilective uiThe new bridge Is badly needed, trial lie fore u church court of the others interested in farm condi cy.”
The report is as follows:
tir Mel1, ii. Islnyhur, T. W- laiwtoji this running. His
according t.> citizen# wlm u#o the western North Carolina conference tions, decided to carry on its fight
hid
wus
the
lowest
of
those
re
“
Owing
to our many activltiea
Ekcriff Kdward Gibhighway from Osteen to Sanford, of tile Methodist Episcopal Church, for relief, to include comniitteu- in other lines of work, it ha# been
county, lduo. to the ceived hy the hoard, and amounted
They came to Statesville men from other western and south possible to keep up with the cur
ami they are hopeful the work South.
Other bids received
(gut before the habeas to $22,727.
will he completed in the shortest i to demonstrate their loyalty to Br. ern states which desire representa rent cataloging only.
During the
were
from
Clarence
Smith
und
J.
instilut« I in an
time possible.
J Chap|icl while the court decided tion, and to finance its finish bat year 589 books have been classi
I'Mlia • release, 1). Oossey. Sm ith’s hid was $2f>,2-l3
“ Probubly 50 citizen# of OHteen, whether lie was guilty ami should tle for congressional adoption of fied, shelf listed and cataloged.
tu Mail in eolilliloll ami Dossoy’s $31,0fi0.
who
work in Sanford use the he dismissed from the pHHtorute, its program by uppculing to state 2,Kid cards huve been typed and
.
.
«
Bids for plumbing work were
bridge
duily,” according to II. T. or innocent and returned us their legislator for appropriations,
filed, und the totul number of
Judge
\Y.
E.
White
suspended
a
Mahouev-Wuiker
«rj, one of them received from
Pace,
a
business man of Osteen. minister.
Tlie corn belt committee ulso hooks cataloged is 1,290, making
IfWtd before Lcvillo Company, I.ce Brothers and .1. A. fine of $5 assessed on John Brovin,
The charges of iintruthfulness took steps toward a closer alliance a totul of 4,290 catalog caroa
Tho
Mahoney W a lk e r 13 year old, in Municiaal Court “Ami there must he 100 citizen#
iaubk tu pick out any Sand#.
wlm
have
to
use
tile
bridge
In
com
and
enipteil bribery were not re of tho western Republican corn made.
this
morning
after
Patrolman
BbllnK the men he Company, with a bill of $2,hf>0, was
vealed until tlie verdict hud been belt and the southern Democratic
”812 new cards have been lafrom Uni scene awarded the conten.-.t- Lee Brolh- E. Williams testified that the boy ing to Sanford to trade. We know
The public know only cotton belt when plains were Inid sucii, representing 549 adult and
cr#’ bid wus $3,(JP.Mkl ami that of drove an automobile on Sanford this work lias to he done, but We returned.
I ikying
the work he that lie wa.; being tried on a charge to hold meetings iu border states 2(53 juvenile.
Uf. thaoq."44.,w*M
streets.
The law prohibits the have usked that
Sjmd’8 $3,014.
*'*
speeded up ho tlmt we won’t she of immorality.
before tlie next session of con temporary residents, 17 'n o n -tw operation
of
automobiles
by
July :»l .(/fl
••JAiddvrs for tho electric wiring'
inconvenienced longer than neces , l)r. Chuppel was alleged to have gress.
dents ami d0 deposit members. The
irt tin1 Mellon imir- contract Included I'.atiilall Klee- t minors under Id years of age, it is sary.”
i given un usslimed nuiuu to the |iototal membership is 2,144. .Many
said.
toiluy >>o leads trie Company. Sunford Kleetrieal
Ostee citizens will have to drive ilce at Memphis, who found him in
of these live in the outlying dis
Ira TliomiKon phmdod guilty to
here to l'lltshui'gh Contracting Coinpnny, and .1. 1.
three times as far in coming to i a disorderly house.
He ulso was
tricts, and ull classes of reedera
jtlanil where two men Melton. The contract was award riding a lii' vcle on sidewalks and
Sanforil while the liridgu is turn charged with offering the police
are represented, Including tourists
was
fined
$5.
Itoneaelnni with the in ed to the Randall Electric Com
down, said G. A. Tyler, commis
und purmunont residents.
Paul Huy and A. I., l^uneastcr, sioner of district one, Volusia whatever wus necessary to kVl*
pany for $348.HO.
Tilt* Sanford
•lie news of his arrest out of tho
"The total number of volumes
charged
with
reckless
driving,
hud
Chief A
Lcltgol Electrical Contracting Company's
county, who also uses the bridge. luipurs.
lind ijiu to.nine lim- hid was $471.30 and that of .1. .1. their rases continued. 1. L. Mc- They will drive around the lake
FORT WORTH, Texas, July 21 borrowed last year was 31,198,
Hit* defense was that he suf- — t/l't—The county grand jury in which was an increase of 2,769
who nine liiniM'lf 11(1 Melton. $378.
l.aiie estreated a bond of $11) ot. through ib'iisoti Springs am! Lake
j from a jdiysicat ailment
3,698
n his liuioe ll.'ld hea rerl»lr.'.» driving charge. Harold Monroe, a distance of about 23
vestigating the slaying Saturday over the preceding year.
Construetion
of
tho
addition
will
which
caused lorn extreme ugony of 0. E. Ghijips, lumberman, hy magazines were loaned and 2,894
Ihtntue lira Slu
Long estreated •• l>oad of $3 on a miles.
lie charge of c it a t io n of the imrking
and that while taking a walk in Rev. J . Frank Norris, Baptist Two-duy Inmks.
Tho nubile has
ing his sir..nil dip to begin early in August and
The Sanford Chamber of , Gum, -Memphis his condition hccume so evangelist and fundamentalist, will given splendid co-operation in the
'in less than i I hours completed within four months, it Inw. George Williams was fined
merce wdl urge thut the bridge be |jmj llfl,| (|mi }„. vvus compelled to
it to identify George wur said.
$5 on a charge of exceeding the
re-convune here toduy, faced with return of book# und In making good
Out of over
Clarence Smith and .1. I). Bussey speed limit.
W!.l.m U.t ..V.n.,.ll,C0K!,Hry ,l‘' 1
into u house until he became u-dimund from the pastor that he losses und damages.
ttf of the ami men.
lay, it was suid toduy.
10
better.
While in the house, lie in* indicted for the slaying to in 30,900 hooks circulated only
broker, who saw ii sus- wore the onlv bidden for the con
Three defendants charg'd with
(Continued on page 6)
contended, it wus raided by police sure a trial in the near future'.
lobile junked near the tract of building a two-room school disorderly conduct, failed to upand he wus arrested und churgcd
R. Mellett sle.i lly lii- for negroes at Bookortown. 1 lie ■penr in court and their bonds of
Churgcd in a complaint filed by
with disorderly conduct.
Air. $10 were estreated. They were
r mi .lul\ Ii;, made contract wus awuided to
the district attorney, Br. Norris
Smith
whose
bid
was
$4,002.
ith Slater, as did DepMargaret Williams Buisy Siplin
suid he did not wish the grand
Georgi- (id..on.
Work on the school lor negroes utld (Jarcace Profilt.
jury to return u "no bill," us it
C. It. MeCiitn.i.ek ‘ll’- Will also sta rt early next month
would leave the stntus of the case
Slster on his second and Uncompleted within three
indefinite with thu possibility thut
______
i
iW the I 'anion man months, it was said.
a future grand jury might indiet
t. the •» *t move will
NEW
YORK,
July
21.—
(/Flhim. After hearing six witnesses
CHICAGO, July 21.— (/»»)-CIum
we iiml w.it he deteryesterday, the grutid jury sum Jowols belonging to Elsie -Janis
behind a bout wave which in tin
I Kit lint,
Ii he eon-,
moned 11 new witnesses and ad und valued ut $50,000 today were
lust few days bus cuused morel
niikm i- « ■'ll ail o tu h in tin* hands of customs officials
journed until today.
than two scoro deaths und set ii|i| ATLANTA. Gu., July 21.— (/ll'leal i«.ii iii I ii lenll. he
who seized them when the actress
J
.
J
.
Mclckle,
public
sessions
di
many new temperature records. T)l(. rt.corj H (lf t.v,.ry blink in the
to l-l
returned from Europe and de
■•I I' i charge.
rector
of
the
First
Baptist
Church
T A L L A H A S S E E , July 21. (/Pt
Sanford member# of the Mouse thunder clouds were boilipy ***'[ j Hunkera’ Trust Conipuny chain
rip Wii. Trait less
clared she had dutiable articles
.
of
which
Br.
Norris
lias
been
pas
undHoiithwurd
from
the
northwest
Governor Martin announced to- herd are planning to ullend the
“indicate that bank funds involv tor for several yeurs, said tluit just purchased ubogrd worth $100.
jfirs-i 11 ,|, " P ittsburgh
niay that he hud definitely decid initiation uf the largest class in today, bringing relief for swelter ing lurge umouuls have been
la
ghony
"Tho fact is," she said, after sho
ing thousands.
Tho ruin began squandered hy certain individuals church officials wero ready to tes
|*anVi' i<-iii , d ,i, |,L.r . ed to attend the Governor’s Con- the order's hintory in Florida, Sun
tify that Chipps’ slaying wus the hud been relieved of a two-strlag
fulling
yesterday.
in Atlanta iu bucket-shop specula outgrowth of a plot ugulnst the pcsrl necklace, diamond ring und
I tu
I'
i.eeause fereiue at Chcyene, Wyo., which day, at the Grunge Home, between
Leaving in its wake futulities tion," Solicitor General John A.
.'i ll "tin h is re- opens Monday, anti that he would Leesburg and Wildwood.
u diamond brooch, " I huve no
Candidates from 45 lodges are ami blistered crops, the wuve has Hoykin said here toduy in com pastor.
J cw«>1h. It is a Joke tu describe
, iffI ’ ibas ••m tem ls leave for the first lap of tho trip
I Warr. ii. Dim., at the to the west a t 5:45 o’clock this expected to assemble for the cere been broken in the northern plains menting upon tlie investigation of
tin* few things I possess as jewols.
ut 2:30 region and iH gradually disappear Ii is department into the uffnirs of
. monies,
—
. which will begin
Nt".
II..
killed. afternoon.
I um not thu type for Jewels- and
The executive stntes that he had »Vlock and continue until 5:.Ill <>- ing over tho upper Mississippi the Bunkers’ Trust Company.
•UHrDl$\, I.«|.vxNVii|h' and
do ikH posses them. There wus a
.
Refresh valley.
Sidieitor Boykin’s investigation
iiMtft.il , in l.enget, Ur- (loured bis desk of all state, m a t - 1cluck in the afternoon.
time in mv life when I might be
Most of tile interior states suf into the affairs of the Bankers’
will lie served on the
• u# In i ;i • I,, ( 'leveland. tors, mid that the trip could nowjments
Tho Atlantic Coast Line Rail said to have Jewels, but not today^’
fered
yesterday.
Three
persons
grounds
ut
tin*
noon
hour.
Trust Company, whose bankruptcy
I *X|N,1«'*t ........
I',;,. he safely made. He added that
She said her trinkets .were In FernuiuJi'S II. Ciillimu. iw*i #«»tiul died in the northwest and death.: proceedings lust week cuused a road Company is anticipating a 25
k'r''. imi fulbiuing a he had arranged to keep in touch
per cent Increase in Florida pas surpd for $30,000 but were worth
in
Chicago
brought
the
total
for
campaign
director
of
the
Mm.se
suspension of activities hy more senger and freight business in the more. Customs offiolala suggest[»■"' 1 il'l.na <»i' Betec- with his office twice daily und
.. that anytthing demanding imme- lodge, i# in Florida now in the in two duys here to more than twen than eighty banks in Georgia and Full, according to information re- uJ $60,000 as the prpper valuation.
U. I'i.ii...........................
i Cleveland,
More than ty. '
I ills id d i,, |,.aV). |>a'. diate attention could ho looked terests of the ordaf.
Florida, members of u chain for
1,300 men are now members of the
Many lives liuvo been lost a* which the Bankers’ Trust Com coiveil liure by tho Chamber of
Ipcntling wmd from ]),•- after promptly.
G B T 8 $16,000 ALIMONY
4*
Seven drown- pany served us fiscul agent, begun Commerce.
■*r "ml ib«. T,t;,|-k cmni- ; “ I am making this trip,” the order In Orungo county, he an huthing beaches.
To
take
cure
of
this
anticipated
NATCHEZ.
Miss.: Mrs. Mary
ur
i governor tnid, ‘‘becuuse
I #•»- nounced, and he expects to have iags were recorded in New Eng severul day# ago.
increase In business, a company of Carolina Guild, 16,‘* " hhas
tl5 .
« s $15,000
■•"1 I"- i n. w George ceri'ly believe it tu be to the best equal success in Hurruunding coun land, two-in New Jersey and oth
Since then, he said, letters and ficial suid that the efficiency of the alimony' having won a divorce
ties
in
membership
campaigns.
ers
throughout
the
country.
railroad’s rolling stuck is Imjiig in from ner 17*y*ar-ald .' husband,
tWl!' - I Ii. has forty inl"ro#t of the state.”
An article will nppear in the
While New York enjoyed the telegrams from ull parts of the
m "•‘ .in |.i..w he wa# i'n
creased, und new equipment add Jam es NsUon Guild, son of a lam*
state
und
from
ull
classes
of
peo
next issue »t' “ Mooseheart,'' the comparative comfort of 84 degrees
11'“* iiii’to «.| lie mur
VICTIM S O F TONG WAK
ber king.
* ’’
i
order’s magazine, which will de yesterday, Boston was baking ut ple have poured into his office de ed.
‘•‘ ulidolv Im der lured
manding a vigorous investigation.
D
O
degrees
and
Chicago
wilted
un
>aii.Nt i,.,| ■th Psilia's
GRAND K E Y , Fla., July 21.— scribe the work in the Orange
The Investigation "up to this
der the hottest weather of the
(A*)— Geo Wun^, 70, and Freo Gee, belt.
period discloses that many fic ti
summer,
the
temperature
being
D5
45, ChincHO laundrymen, were shot
tious transactions have been re
The tops from
------- celery
. should be degrees, the highest for any July sorted to in an effort to bide fund#
und probably fa ta lly ‘wounded here
saved,_ dried
_
and put Into gl
gluss jars 20 since IDOL
early today hy an alleged tong- _____
which Were unlawfully diverted
to fluyor soup or dressings.
mmi, who escaped.
and this seems to bo one of the
favorite system# whereby large
BuHiness . survey talks featured
sums have been diverted to the thu luncheen-meeting of the ft*lbbenefit of th * Bankers’ Trust Com ford Ki wants Club today a t the he said,
pany,’’ Mr. Boykin sa|d.
Seminole Cafe. Five Sanford men
<*dAtor and manager
Mr. Boykin’s statement came in briefly reviewed conditions xyfth
pi.Me,ns will
of The Hertld, said th at th * W e*tho
form
of
a
signal
declaration
to
'l I'oalt i', ace of Sunwhich they are familiar. '
F. C. Buell of St. Augustine, who the Associated Press.
snt trend of. bus loses should kn
Mayor FgrrsBt Lake , ,
diad in that city Sunday formarly
,1" A(/P)
i
held
a
momoriul
meeting.
Then,
7 l "f B,c Sanford
that Sanfpyd Impfovem*nt
LOS A N G E L E S, July 2 1 j lived In Sunfonl.
He was bom
would sell a t and above par xrl
, minerce, will cull — Anothar phaid.'of thp Almee on Juno 23, Mrs, McPherson ap in Wisconsin and upon coming to
A, C. P a r t of the flsn, Ju
ever placed qn the bond market.
-------y ^ p o k i on j
eday.
W*,' k’ il WaH Semple McFheraon kidnaping In peared at Aguo Prieta, Mexico, und Florida' made, hi# homo In Sanford
Mayor Lakq recently returned from
vestigation here has ended with said she hail been kidnaped.
for 12 years.
He- moved to St.
creape
is being held to littla light thrown on the various
the East, where he WM- In touch
Hi-d the grand jury returned u Augustlno, where-ho was employed
In Sai
p u t,
ha# all the ordin- inyHUyioug.angles of the case, os
‘*^loy
Games; water sports and speak with lnvestro*nt banker*,
blanket indictment against the al fur 20 yoara in tho Florida East
«ou
have folth.lg Sanford’* f t t t u j g ? bs he
l'' "rotect tho far a# the public Is concerned.
ing
will
feature
the
basket
picnic
Coast
Railway
shops.
leged kidnapers, tjia action would
W fls*r, d
’ •‘ ♦ " • f
•W
i;
Mr. Bouglaas
A fte r an exhauative inquiry, the have’ been construed as substant
Surviving relativop of baniord to be giv*R-on the west shore of declared. 7
• U t e , of
Clyde,
A’
.
^
y
rd
„
n
u
d
ag
ar
o
f
U»*
Lake
gtanr
tqmqrrow
aftemooh
Mdi i, h!‘ Physicians ro- Los Angeles county grand Jury iating the evangelist's story. rh« are Mr#. Hattie TbOmpoon motherMiUbr
Op., ,3e*.
ec n#l ordinnnee# are yesterday repartod nothing had only official comtaent on the a 1-"™} in-law, J . E . Thompson and O;1 L. and evetrinjr undo* the auspices of Floor Ida- Power
ai),.,
Commerce '
,t Indictments
\nf V
jttry’s failure to find a true bill Thompson,-brother-in-laws, all Hy the Lake M ary Chamber of Com scrL
program
gram in^Setalnol* i
hefore the City
J a iy however, came from Deputy District At ing a t 1107 Oak Avenue. -His merce. fcrd,'
■■
'u
said.
monry
w,
Free . watermelon and lemonade
f^r further In- torney Joe Ryan, Who directed the wife and t h n e ehi!dr*u, all of St.
-and the picnic is tlonlwork
„
announcing it was investigation. ‘T h * acti«o of tho
'rU^liin" " f a11 ,,hyRi'
____ _
M ary ^fiaidents panv’s belief
a ? " 8 ronuminienblo •ready a t any'tlpie to consider any grand Jury "explains •
o H L SMfom
f
r
^
,
i
t
w
a
. announced.
V Us'z,'d hy Dr. new Evidence. •"• '2. . '
'..
weight of evident:* in
tore, gro-***
J health o ffin g of
When Mrs. McPhtwon dlsap- Wa# his brief explanation.^
H*i
V*
■;,of
t
a
l
i
’
to
your
bomeLnmn,11* k hafure the pepred. May J 8 - f a p m . t i p , beach
Attorneys f o r . "
_ _ and it will not be^mmcrco last week, a t : O c a a t f P s r k , halt mother, Mrs
f'basland dry in th * mustard
the n i T - 1’ a' " 1 tho Minnie If«t»he<iy> and others said
’..Vr-l
w
■, she waa drowned. .Thousands of,
KiaMB
'UDdiM*.
" ui
twh *t PMWr
pastor’si tyuywwm
‘
. r
rpgilias Is Set
rtv Because
e Of Court
jt Sufficient
[fails To
tify Slayers
Explosion Of (Jas
Pocket Is Burned
gets Placed
Seville In
To (Jet Man
FRANK LOSSING IS 1
GIVEN CONTRACT
FOR SCHOOL JOB
S
Corn Belt Group Ends
Its Sessions Tuesday
BOOK R EA D ER S
INCREASE, YEAR'S
REPORT REVEALS
WORK ON BRIDGE MINISTER FREED
ACROSS R IV P T O ON IMMORALITY
START THURSDAY CHARGE TUESDAY
J u d g e Suspends
Sentence Of Boy
For Driving Auto
Jury Reconvenes To
Consider Request. Of
Accused
Evangelist
Heavy Rains Bring
R elief To Country
Bank Funds Were
A
fter
Heat
Wave
Moose Make Plans
Squandered,Claims
Official O f S tate
Martin Has Decided For Big Initiation
To (Jo To Cheyenne Sunday Afternoon
Customs Heads Seize
$50,000 In JewelsThat
Belong To Elsie Janis
A. C. L. Sees Big Gain
In Business In Fall
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Declaration Aa:
Befote
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Deputies;
Loans Are
(^ b in e tD e in ^ | l
Immediate A < ......
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Restored Secret
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Now Points Toward
Defeat Of Ministry
P A R I S , J u l y 2 1 . (IF)— T h e
n ew ly f o r m e d H e r r i o t gOYe r n m e n t , in i t s m i n i s t e r i a l
d e c la r a t i o n b e f o r e t h e C h a m * .
b ur o f D e p u t le a , a
o n r e c o r d a s o;--------- “
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fla tio n o f t h e
re n cy and in f a v o r a t
r - '5
m e n t o f *11 d e b t * . ‘
T h e r e w ill i * , a b
l o « n a t i w government M i l p t i i >
must m **M V ? Ift'
self.’’
a^lctaat eepopm
t
■arvlcas
the
but
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•Mats not In th * service
public credit”
The declaration is Ve:
and concladea with a de
immediate approval or
the program.
A fte r a cabinet
afternoon. •Pq
anqpuneed h *
t h * Chamber i .
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4 ia
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interpellation* and.
his ministry’s
The got
denial of i
r*i
Home
m ; alto * r * p o r t
y waa
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a rei
been
, ♦!$. appears,
government fax
of the floa
torjurti to
sure tipon the
the program U. ho
Herriot will
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confidence.
The government’! elew
change of pUn catuep-M. Oa>
ale, the new m in k t e r of ft
to spend all night In- cbm|
hls financial muasuree.
Today tha lobbies of bath-:
of parliament seethed w ith :
ment. Even tho oldest:
politics were unable to
morning, whether th e cabinet t
have a smell majority ar bo f
Indicates H e r r W s Dowa
The. f a c t that tha
terdag restored the w .
the eleotlon of its preei
regarded as an indicedim
night’s vote In the chamber on '
government program xronld
against M. Harriott's cabinet. I f
secret ballot was restored
vote of 274 to 233.
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Meantime, there has
abatement in the dsroaad tm)
ness and other c lrc k s f o r *•
mittee of public safety” t o "
the situation, growing
fell of the franc to
levels. The declinei ^ ...
a general dislocation g f {
and mpniffetatlona b y .(
the Htreets, particularly
Americans.
Republicans,
fore staunch sni
riot, are prime mover* for a
mittee of public safpty.
clare something e b e n g i
ministry Ju s tf o jr m p d k
meet the •ttuauonT’ f&rt
ven
eons ..
. „.
rampgn the ardor o f I
asking
^ fo r a dls
lata to
They are . not d*m
n thi
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Iv t;
u . b; tD“ ’
pvsrn«
ism
Of
ffi
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Sf^ifcfflS MBT ^
Lake Mary Chamber
Plans Bisr Picnic
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o f’ tL .
ning and woald __
Business Survey Talks At Kiwarns
Meeting Reveal Sound ConditioDB
lunity Health
sms Will Be
Former Resident Of
Sanford Succumbs To
*ed At Meet Grand Ju ry Reports Nothing Found
Stroke Of Paralysis
To W arrant Kidnaping Indictments
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in -Ju ly 20.—1013, diet! at' 8;35
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Siford band •hell/t© be constructe jn 't h t Municipal pier on Lake
J irie hnsvo beoh com Dieted by
E jn ( J .” Mnughtoit; architect, and
t nel oven to City Manager W.
E Williams, who -will supervise
t construction Work.
rh» order for* tho JJ4 piling, 40
t long and 14 inches npuarc, to
Rt^nk in tho JjlF for the band
“ ndYmvIllori, hn* l*cen placed
ork on making the pilings
a rt thi swoek, City Manager
U]a said,
rti combined bard shell nnd
p/iliop will bo 50 f j o t In diamet
c *i(l it is planned to have it
c n^oted for the Armiktlcc Day
c o
; 'Madden includes also yio J u s
tice Department's prohibition work
and court snd prison « " " W i
r * . growing out of tho federal govern
ment's «ffort to dry the country
iv i' j & f e g j f e »
o - t Ifo r*1
U iir Its cco^t
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>1 y «*i r .at .$41,713,100,
That
$41,713,100
acturlly will bo
• '*ty, «*b chair
epent on prohibition durimr the
House Apd
' ' " ? ! •fiscal year 1926*7 doesn’t ncceaI sarlly follow.'
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ybody knovra tho figure* and experience tenches thnt sol. does, li e dtrtsn’t say dom is there* much left, by tho
if!- so. much, either. He sets fiscal year’.i end. of any gnvorni down, to tho last $0, nml, ment money whose use Congress
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j been onjr, would have has authorized.
I f anything, it scomi. likely that
e cents.
enforcement offH uls will bo pinch
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snUtlve A. J . Griffin. ulw ed for funds, for their expenses
rlatlor. JJommiU.ee mon»- have been mounting uninterrupted
. j M n t f ago nrmed $23,364,- ly year bv year since the first pro
j this year’s financial! allow- hibition appropriation of 3,375,000
the Intcreat of Volaload wns mode. I-aat year it was
forcemeat, hat Madden anya though i n adciiunto nllowance
ft omitted n g reat s pinny really had boon made. Yot, for
1020-27, it was found necessary to
p lo t te r took into account Increase it by $13,107,400* if Mad
s; maintcnnmc of the pro den’s bnnkkccpihir is to bo accept
, unlt and tho const gunrd’s ed as correct.
By*
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IN FLORIDA
lOLLYWOOl)
"U>nve ’em
and they'll come home,” ran
BTScry rhyme familiar to nil.
Sine may bo applied to cats,
U as shoep. One of tie*, feitry, according to a story
h Pittsburgh Gazette-Times,
from Hollywood to I’ittsjln order to get bnck home,
ic a t was brought hern by
-tad Mrs. Jack
Weber, of
•burgh.
It was left in an
abile, and was later minieil.
I - tho Webers returned to
.iburgh, they heard a meow at
tfidoor and there was “ Mum-
this
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Hon. Ed. Walthall,
vW l
e-o Semlnnlo Hudson-Enao* Co.,
Sanford, Fla.
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Dear Kd: t
,
There a re
Idnilii of jiHirhcs.
Ono kind that hang down front
the limhs and another kind’ that
stands up on tho limbs.
.
Both are delightful, especially
! when peeled, ' ■
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Both convicted of tho satin* murder, Robert and Russel) Scott greeted
eaeli *»tlier in the Chicago jail after Roln rt <It-ft) bad been sentenced
to life imprisonment. Russell is under .i*nt*ne»* of death and is to
be banned this fall.
nT
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ua_(
week* each year,
varlHy *ta with us*
goodness I
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So lot ui take
make otir best bow» ta!
our »P lSL
in tn«» scheme of thlnBl;
providod for our enjo**
tVL? u eu 2U!8lto ‘I c f f l l
^ th in g s1'thi? °*ii
nleitBant, let’s n0t
Essex' Conch, the aut«
gives such delightful
e n r i t l />/i n 4
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service
mile,
mm
You Pay No More for an USCO
than for an Unknown Tire
M o re you fry tho brenkfant ba
r n souk it in cold water for four
*i ivt* minutes. This will prevent
tlegrcase from running, nml it im
P fros the flavor of the meat.
Orange County Bonda
Sold At Good Price
ORLANDO. Fla.. July “•». —f/P)
I - (toad lsmds totaling $ 1,2-10,000
| and drawing five per cent interest
were Hold today bv the Orenjco
|county commissioners for *1,204,' 991 to n (rrout) of Jacksonville and
Cincinnati and Wichita banks, rep
resented by the Jlornett Nntionnnd
and tfe* Florida National of J a c k
sonville, And the Provident Savings
Hank & Trust Company of Cin
cinnati. This is a price of 97.17.
The bonds run for a period of ten
to eighteen yenrH.
There were*
seven groups of bidders,
or
heart attacic*
t f D A P ^ S T — Prlneo Dominico
R |i, Gecretary of tho Italian
It dion, is being hdlled as a hero.
FIV clothed, he dived into the
Dtjibo front an island enfo and
n ited I’ntila Osaky, actress. They
li prcllcd whllo dining and she
tt|l to drown herself.
U S C O T ires a r e m a d e b y th e Unk^j
States R u b b e r C o m p a n y — th e woriM
la rg e s t r u b b e r m a n u f a c tu r e r s a^l
ow n ers o f th e larg est ru b b e r plant*)
d o n in th e w orld*
3IG REDUCTION
— ON—
GOODYEAR TIRES
Ivory handles on cutlery may be
Vmi will never hnvc lumpy soups
cleaned with lemon nnd common or *:mees if you mix salt with the
I by 3*/l Pathfinder .... $8 X»0
kitchen salt. Cut a lemon, dip it Hour before moistening It.
Stir
I by 140 Pathfinder ...... $12.50
in the rail, and use a cleaning pad. with a fork instead of a spoon.
by 525 Goodyear ____ *21.50
Other sizes in proportion,
bet IJs Repair Your Tires
B a llo o n s, H ig h -P re ssu re C ords anti I
Fab rics a re m ad e to give th e m an who!
w ants a m o d e ra te p riced tire all the |
value th a t c a n be bu ilt in to it.
Hockey Tire Shop
lloul Service
Phone 2fi5
311 E. 2nd St.
MOHS S U M . ACTIVK
TOKYO, July
20. l/Hl-Disliuti hes to vernaeular nowspajiers
; from Nagano say that mobs eonIN T ER HAVEN —■ Orgnniza-1
■of tho Ridge Council of Roy timie to threaten the authorities
then* following yesterday's riot.
wns perfected here at a
Virtually all I lie police stations
ting presided over by Onptuln I
lire surrounded bv the mobs and
Jeton, the ridge executive. 7D'r‘.1
|t hr* polire are unable to make any
[jjB*. Haynic, of the Presbyterian I
Wns elected councillor fot
'.district; D r F. («. (Jnrner,
When washing spinach or greens
; ''executive, nml W. C. Cnr- of any sort, put a handful! of salt
J treasurer.
in the second water, this will coax
out the sond nnd any superfluous
INAMA C I T Y - A apodal del animal life that may be clinging
’ of Panama City residents to the leaves.
to meet a special truin on
f, 16 to welcome a group of
CAKE C IT Y — Plnns were com
Jans, member** of tho wcll- pleted here for tho sending of a
j ) " f e n Club." The club motorcade to Cady Cake, Mount
id to visit Pntutmn City upon Verde nnd Altoona for an inspec
stion of Fred Phillips, who tion of the grape industry. Fol
esfled the organization at A t lowing the in:*.tertian trip, the
, i on b“hnlf of
tin
local I party planned to attend tin* grape
fcmbor of rum merer.
growers’ meeting at Orlando.
I n A R T O W Tin* store mid liv
$,’ quarters here of Jc-..< |:Vnl.
destroyed l.y fire of uiitlenttlncxl origin. The damage was
7 «stin>atcd.
o’clock
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- t h e idhd ^rhich bang down frdm
the limbs ore entirely
with* peeling, but tho k ln j^ IRSI
s t a n d - ti lt - o n the limbs ihWrtt . i t
very, very scant pooling. V .
Doth varieties are* highly colored
the color being natural to the varioty that hangs down frqp», the
limbs nml the color being applied
artificially to the variety that
stands up on the limbs. •
The.i* varieties require entire
ly diffeiVnt handling. I f you
r'm coze tho first vnricty too hard
V,*u spoil it. nut with tho second
variety, thp harder you squeeze
it the finer it lweomes.
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Tit* f,tTif of the varieties you
oft with groat enjoyment. Tho
s e c o n d variety
you arc always
temnted to eat.
The recond vnrirty has a great
sire eyes
ASK US
N o t h i n g is e v e r a tro u lil e l o u.s d i a l it* n s e r
s
v ic e to y o u .
T h i s is y o r u
H ank.
The U S C O B A LLO O N
A h an d so m e, tru rtly b am ion tiro
i t a low p rice. 1*141, hijih shouU
d eted trea d . S tro n g , liexlh h co rtl
c o n a tn ir tlo n givln u fu ll I' b IId p ij
cu ih | n n in| n m i lo n o acr v ice. Car*
rica th e n a m e , m id # m a rk n r 4
full w arran t v«»f th e l'u ir c tl!ii.tlc a
U s e it.
Rubbvr Cunipaay.
g e w orse ond w o rs e t h e l o n g e r
yen le t t h e m g o ; L e o n a r d i ’s
G o ld e n B y e L o t i o n cu re s in
flammation and so ren ess w i t h
out pain in o n e day. C o o l i n g ,
healing, s t re n g th e n in g .
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F o r S a le B y
MILLER 0 . PHILLIPS, In
LEONAUDt'S
F IR S T NATIONAL BANK
SANFORD, FI.A.
C O R N ER OAK A V E . AND 2ND S T R E E T
GOLDEN EYE LOTION
S TATES
U N IT E D
MAKES WEAK EYES STRONG
S f e ill a ll ilm f f h t i
a
E v ery U S C O T ire ca rrie s the stand*I
ard w a rra n ty . A n d th e y co st no morel
—in m a n y cases, less—th a n tires of un»|
k n ow n o rig in an d d o u b tfu l value that|
yo u m ay be offered as “ bargains.” v
TIRE3
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This Roadster Triumph
Awaits Your Trial
3ALA— Allmri
Berry,
tesiij, of Oculu,
was seriou.iy
led when * revolver be was |
Ihff discharged.
Tim bullet
I his side going downward, I
•slug out the lower part of
lomcn. Berry did not know
an was loaded, ho said.
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... destroyed tho Cee
Hotel I
, * t about 3 o'clock in the'
*.**)&• Tho firo department of I
lo was summoned, but the
J a had gained such headway I
It wus imposJblu to :live the
building. The estimnie of
was not givon.
An Outstanding Studiebaker
One-Profit Value at
)L T — Wiliam Holt, "fn ih cr"
little town, died here at tin*
B0. Mr. Holt enme here a
sr of years ago. When death
Fh o was engugod in the grocslncMj!.
I N T CITY—“Sp ort," « LeauNToIlIc dog, lielonging to Mr.
f * r »* I’huI White, whn killed
^ a llig a t o r in <'rystal Springs
the dog jumped into the
' f o r a swim. The alligator
;» shot to death.
JAMA C IT Y — A proposed
J bond issue for tnt* erccsf a now Uchooi building in
it- Androws district, found
lino opponent In a special elec►•cconJlng to tho official am K> Tlio vote Was -72 to I for
iHuo.
H E N you see and drive this sm art, speedy Studebak cr Standard S ix S p ort-R oad ster it becom es
then and there the c a r of y o u r choice.
I ts trim low -sw ung body w ith colprful duotone finish
of rich B ola blue and C hapa blue w ins you in stan tly— and
once on the open road you tru ly feel th e jo y of its brilliant
perform ance. A ccord in g to th e ra tin g s of the S ociety of
A u tom otive E n gin eers, this stunning Studebaker is th e
m o st powerful road ster of its size and w eig h t in the w orld.
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ie lii Barrels,
ie In Bags.
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T h e liberal Studebaker B u d get P aj
y o u to buy th is roadster out of incon
rates as low as any known to the mot
to d ay —-the wheel 1b ready for your
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fort which characterize every Fisher product.
Quite logically the public knows that when
any improvement which really gives an en
hanced measure of safety, comfort and luxury
is perfected, Fisher will be the first to present
it just as Fisher has created and been the first
to present every important improvement in
body design and construction of the ^a$t de&de.
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Fisher’s enRincerinj experts—-skilled beyond
their calling by virtue of years of continuous re
search, ami experir lentadon with all types of
body constructlqn •-unhesitatingly aver that
none but Body by Fiaher— exclusively used by
General Motors for Cadillac, Buick, Chevrolet,
Oakland,Oldsmobih and Pontiac cars—affords
the essential virtues of safety, beauty and com
I.
T h is Studebaker S tan d ard S ix S p o rt-R o a d ste r com es
to you com pletely equipped—riiickel-plated bum pers, fro n t
and r e a r; autoipajtij: windshield cle a n e r; windshield wings;*
spare tire, tube and co v er; gasoline g a u g e on d a s h - c o m
plete to the la s t detail and all a t its low Ohe-Profit .pidce
era for Gager’s
no»p better—
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MANY BIDS TO BE|l
m&Jipen Suggestions A s To MADEONflORIDA!
P /niprovement O f Facilities ROAD PROJECTS!
rr m iu r n o /o
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Pressure Reported
High In Southeast,
LowInLakeRegion
TAMPA. July 21.— (TP)— Pres
sure was high over the southern!
' and low over the Lake Region to
day. said W. J . Kennctt, "govern
' merit forecaster here. Rain fell in
I southern Florida, on the gulf
I coast in Texas :-.nd Ixmisiana,
t Station
1 Abilene . - .
j Atlanta
nirnniigbnm
| Koxton ..........
i Buffalo
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Charleston ....
Chicago
Deliver .............
Des Moines ....
Galveston ......
Hatterns ... ...
Huron
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Kansas City
Meniiihis
New (Means
.02
Now York
Oklahoma City
Pittsburgh
St. I.ouis
Salt I.ake City
Sheridan .. .
Shreveport;
,5H
Toledo
Wn'hington
Florida Stations
Mm tow
20
Knst i P'mt Mvers
Fori Pierce
' III. k•oil vi lie
Kuv West
Miami
, ( trlnndo
, SAN FO RD
Tern na
Hit
Titusville
R e p . n -ujrttn iiv es O fC o n s(/ u c t‘ - !
ion F i r m s F r o m O v e r Sfute*
Mt’i l A t T a l l a h a s s e e T t d a v ,
To
Hitls H efi.ru K ulv
Supinations on the improvement)
Rush
the Lake
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Monroe shore
■o k .—
— ---- -— mode by in- 1boulevard work.
lual members of the Sanford | Insist on the
\tlni:t.o Const
ilM?r of Commerce were re- Line rnilroud prowln'^ l»**iv»if mainftrrw l ve---------__
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;esterdtty to^City
Mnnagrr talned In better oruYi.
.VWsB. Williams. Th» sui*»restiona
Stop charging for huitdinv per
T ' I.J.AIIASSKK, .?i,|y 21
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0 p !P T 4 . contained in questionnaires mits.
—
iienrt
tentative*,
-if
roust
nut
ion
MOt out to_the membershlD inst
(Jive business boore* -.v>*li u
by E . A. Douylass. presi- ! delivery truck perking splice in I firms >f level al eei tions of KloriICdentofr tthe body.
front of their place.
da u ■' n niiiiiti* r of outside lute* ,
'omoroua otner
other
suggeetions J' See
■ Numerous
suggestions
See that
Dint water m i p i J v i- free (were to... t„.iUv
i i r
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by members but these from wuter hugs an.) v.-geiobU* ,
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eWflI be referred to the proper com- , growth in the reservo.r.
• rm
1,1 " ’ ,,w,»nle<l by the State
mlttoe»_ of
o f the Chamber of Com
Com- , Appoint a conimilt,-- to , i«peet
Department tor highway pro
-££rjrzr, -for
o r action,
action. It
it is
fit said.
fiaid. The |Public until.ir _jjliiri'H n* r,.
•**••<»»! approximately
dUMtionnaires
to the
[ tion mm
and wiiniesonie
wholesome loo<
food1.
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...V- HUO
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members to aid the board of icovSee t hi>t eas smrnlv ,
mnde I 'i i, i ,,
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|.*Td ” J ' " - forrauiatin*
.Mw.nMiip, ma piuj|
program from coal that will not iruin
.rum UP
un In
Lcull., of tin1 Hoad
S ’ . . Y Department,)will
n !? '!" * '
. f i t work for the ensuing yenr.
stoves, pipes and smoke tops.
be Mo largesi single one m*.the
i'*. Amoog the suggestions made to
Kush
the
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h null- .1hi«t,»rv
hi-t
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.. rod mo
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of h.ghwuv work m the
the city manager were the follow - ii
lie hospital, *o I ha! ihe sink may i r.tnl ••
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hlive more and belle* f:u ilitics
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Have reinet wall put on two
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aides of boat basin, ami have pier
Head paved to keep sand from n i y parks
* * * " l,V° ■h”»*“
T,“’ l '«»'l>ed quarter, of ;
boats.
I'm-., a nil on
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• * he road department building were
' Make city attractive to pross e t .......................
peetive hqme owners.
l i l t side walks on .Second S tre e t..
\\ )„ „ the contracts are In. the
• Stop emptying sowerngo
lake.
roml department will total aim.
than >|(!,non,(too, according t« Dr
1sows,
IU.25(ii)l0.7.r>;
light
k in d ! I ' ll.n b.iw av. ehnirnm.i
I t— [ i i o ,...t
in* hide th. I,aid
most Iy l(l.7.«f*l I l i a
Imlk betti
grades slaughter pig l.!.7afil I l.llll I - urla. n.c •. iln Old Spann h Trad.
I roei I al e l i l y
t .. t be
heavy weight h»g:
l2._'.'n,iM.!|
h i
!- *'.JfS2C’JS r.... .
;. . ; . ......... . ,h,
j medium, i2.75f»r M (Ml; light. I.f jri
,v' ' • 1 ■
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s
:
" r elearing. grid
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CaLAD V O O
C A M E ALOMGrl
I ’O HAXJE MAO
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Do o p w a V
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M /Y3 U M BRELLEF?
AM1 I G O T M O R E
R l C i H f KJ‘U M D IL R ) T
"VP'K i S O M E O li\E R>
P E & P U L . ! M V A A H \!
B i g <BT i FF ! M
M m
ll/ D
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D '® S .
! 1 A Ih T i l l * t i ■ 1 . . _ . . .
W E CAN .SER V E YOU
( D E I . A N D , Fla.. Juiv 22
j r ds rdy ktmwn as "Th.. Athens of l SUiuL'
arks'
I,U’ , i t v
I'td'be
Morida because ,,| in-11 1 ,,,ns „f
riie a —esced valuation „f pr,„
learning, it> beauty an.l ,|„
Sum m er Rentals Now Open
* t '.v in Del.and i> y;i | ;{su ;,
j
' ’.r 'I s l'"|"il:«ee ..1 ih, 1
4
R o o m und H a th
?f>r>.t)0
H un gs „| the world. 1 ih,
•,tilly while the tax rate is 111 «i-i(i'mV|,H
j i-ent of Volusia .......
., .........
11111
f''Cf')*ls, for the lira'
ha - .... . '>•
I "I'V".
•'» Mltntre mile
' a 'X "'VF*h«
1!*1»A were *25.', || . 4 r o o m . Im th & unritire 5 5 . 0 0
ulnllon „ f 12.500.
*' I -•* while for the first six months
Stetson ITiiverstl v. a . oil,,,,,, „f I
1, K‘V Ddaled $441«7!l.2‘,l
IM I
m
has f|-SLro','k
her,-' and
r.. .
* "hlm gs with .1 prominent
faculty under the directi„n ,,f |.j„,
collt 11111ley
Himiy
the
* . ■ A. Del.,-md
.......... w.-,'
’•(»' 1
n r If.„,nd.
•IIJ) ) ( |•
2 h o m es o f G roo m s and b a th .
I
Therd aro now seven public K a ru R e .................
$ 1 1 0 ,0 0 1
M’h.ool buildings in the city, four ,,f
which are for white ehifilVi Vmm,
three are for negroes.
A llew ? 7 ? oniH’ ‘ “ ’dak f a s t 1, 00k . a m i I
pMI'
school building has been contract,-,| l m t h ...........................
- $ 5 0 .0 0 - !
I, in
it... , .
. .. .. _
laid" „,i|," i l <,tV', Wl"'
"d** D*r.
In the term I<>25-26 I 7"s
mime i
:" " 1 ”r,h re,l the white children were onrolled j./tiT,
innny benulittul oak..... . thllt schools of which 837 wen. lull's I , a r g e S l e e p i n g Ht.om in u p p er
now line its s tru ts .
and HP1 were girls.
The negro
The city Mow bus 45 miles of enrollment was 244 bovs ami 21W A p t . 7 . 5 0 s i n g l e 1 0 .0 0 d ou ble
paved streets with 12 miles more girls.
'
|,hone
_____ _
S u ite 3
under const ruction.
The f,(|11
During U*25 the building per
government is c«min,isM„n manS h o lley m o ck .
M a i„ s u
mits totaled 11,031,220.
OX ,»7
F e n ln u u la S t a .
Good Habits
M y r t l e A vo., a n d
2 FO O LS, C A P A C IT Y
SW IM
Locker 25c
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Signed, Fh|4 .T. Williams.
1
,
milk routes have heel, ina.tgK. '■ 1 atives Imp.
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J A C K S O N V IL L E t o N E W
T O O K
. . i u u i i m H v d t i a a t A U v i n n ■■
SUMMKR BXCrRSIOIt v a r b n
On flat* Until £«pl«mb«r 4*.
Otr . . S l r SM Awm- .. • 14
r
is
Through
tidtsts sad hsffap chocks#
.X. "Araaali**”
July 1 10 ID 2* Anv. . . # l#
through to oil Northern Poiats.
M . “ Mohawk"
jx.tr .1 13 22 t l Au*. . .
AUTOMOBILES CARRIED
h.X. **Aparhr"
J a lr S IB *24 . . Auk. s IS St
a.___ a.__ it
.n. "Ckvrafc**”
E
c
m
St. Johns River Service
From sad to Sanford. Enterprise, Benton Springs, DeLand, Ptlatha,
^/
-
L o . Jackson v ille D aily E x . Sunday 4 p.m .
L o . S a n fo rd D aily E x . M on d ay 1 2 :1 5 p.m .
Connection at Sanford from and to Orlando, Tarapo;
S t Petenbur^, and all Ctatnland Weat Coaat Ftobota.
Sailings every
Sailings eOery
Freight to Boston—
. Freight to Miami—
IrtmUr A r t f i ,
Tiwifrr
C ftY iM
GOLDSMITH
Shoes o f Distinction
—lilfm
Pot further InCormatian,
rrarrvatinn*. ticket*, etc.
apply lo Passenger Dept.
ORLANDO.
ARCADE,
?frm
Jacksonville, DeLand, Sanford.
having fits.
-
Wushington Street
-
-
Murphy Arcade
Grandview Avomto
DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA
... 1he...
Dae Block From and Facing Ocean
American and European
A t ool. Comfortable I ’lace T„ | ,Ve
R R»'M»rt
SH M IM K R S L A S O N
* (vj.ot.j
R A T IO S
T H E W IN D S O R HOTE1
DAYTONA REACH, FLORIDA
The RleasanteNt Spot in Florida
(Dining room closed for summer)
(
ROOMS
a day for one person in a ronm.
^ $4 bt) a day lor two perilous in a 1111,111. ,
H. iii a day, per perron, lor .’{ persons in a roon.
I -"wir rales ly the week: Less by the month.
Free Garage: No E xtras
,
Ueadquiirteis 1,-r weekend parties and conanerti^
traveler ,.
............. " h a t e with A. S. Hook, Res. Mgr.
H ooks Nol
6 ri>om House on Ocean, near
furnished. Available June U t
AKCADK.
IDER PUFF
lUTY SHOP
F ic l io u
JUvN.KY
Dcmn front, lower floor, 2 family house; 2 Irfdf
garage, large gbisrcd # screened porch
fW|
W c i v m a d e a n d in s t a lle il l»v us tmd a r c an e x a m p l e
o f tiiir a b i l i t y a s
B A R B E R S
Awning Shop
Our Pluce
143 E . Church
( ’htirch St.
OOrlando,
nant
Fla.
“ W E PU T YOU IN T H E S H A D E ”
J
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B H a t .M a a i a a a a a ia a a H a
a ii ii iiM
“We Know The Makin’
A Meat Fit For Katin
WHEN IN ORLANDO
Eat At
2 f," >m l,a,h npnrlmenls; purcbea, only I 1 2 Mk»-1
acenn and Main St.
|H|
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Campbell Real Estate Co.
1003 Main S t.
I'hone 1573W
Peninsula Static*
Daytona Heael*^
■ iff
territory
A
per capita and per area
W AVES
loauraa**;
. 1.':Vl
u ,.
Miss Carl
I**" '- who n „.
i"
wav-
s
* M
o f cultivation is covered
4//
m
,'1"1 Mari,tt ||0
for Si,|e
:
17 East Washington Street
H O M E
E
C O O K tiU
D IN N E R S
ChiCkon lJin n er Twice Daily
<J .*» >• C»
: E
V*•’
11
Also Sarvfco
IR IIllllllH It
se-»vwvstr
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ii'
aJJ
lir ln n -
DaytOM —,v
i’
x’-s
‘ IttJskViOlU
tJC.j
The richest trade
■ 1■
!*"<l curly
r Ht'l’i"vi,.n street
•'"lo- florid,,
t
South Reach 8t. **** °"r r*lM,rl«,nea be your gaide/*
Y .
s
natural
N one ,»,7
R. L. SMITH & CO., INC.
Katb. 1901
m » g iim i iin u n n » i u > a H iH i u ii ii i
[over1* l<in" ' ‘ll a ,l(I
•.
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♦ 11
■ a
m"st
1
SELLERS
Now at 29 Murphy Arcade
Washington Street
p u ru
Orlando, Floridu
No Job too Rig for us to handle,
None too small lo be appreciated
You Will Meet Lots of Your KivmhIs at
^•nir with
Will* .si,;•a11
.Special lot of vnileit,
AWNINt; MAKERS
10 Y e a r s in S a n .1 ti;tn llo lt'l
:iL’ Y e a r s in O r la n d o
garage, enraf
$l$l|
col,,.*,
|i
The Awnings on the Murphy Arcade
DAVIS AND FERNSIDE
Bungalow - f, rooms, 2 lK‘dro,,ma. garage, good I®
sad furnished
|U I
!> W. W ashington S treet.
ORLANDO, F L A .
Fa;
J
Main Ht. 3 B*4t«
|I0*|
Beaiiliful ti riHtm house, .1 bedrooms
furnished, right on occnn
P h o n e 2!I!M)
ORLANDO, FLA .
(li'io u u i
I *iid \\
irrd
Frocks t’„r the little .M, • 2 7 yrs.
vdimities, chambrays, etc., lie-t colors.
— Ktigene met lioti.
C ir c t ila l in 2 L il » r a ,y
Of
S I ’KAGHE MADE S L I T S t’„r buys 2-7 yes.
nit well, fit well. Some specul.s al l 3 off.
We gixe the large flul Mured wave
Well” !^=
P'li lia\ •• a ) y o ,ir
' i 1' '" 'i "iMTatiir.s
M lies 1
5 r,M,m* K bath; serpened porch front and rear: l|
gurnge; «„e blk. from ocean
$ !« [
Book Service
Htaitiv Culture.
T H E S l l o m : |'o r T H E L IT T L E O N E’S
W AIUJltO HK”
Are you well slocked for (he little F a iry ? See un
while wailing.
Everyth in g for his com fort. Com
plete L ay ettes. Haskets. W ardrobes, B assinetts.
Iliglib skilled, uxpurieneed operators, in all iirts of
10 M D K F H Y
■
’•ini kooil will.
R e n t a l
Rose Marie Beauty Parlor
V Murphy Arcade
in S l o c k
The Tot’s Shoppe
T in :
/aI* i* ».»IK*
OFFFUN
O rd u rt’d F ro in i» tly
|, i:ive i t ^
BI only. ,M
Jint’ kimi
|,,>r.-uinilmi litiildH
Sum m er
VISIT
Owl Book Shop
Summer and W inter
M’- ad >„ur vacation near \Te oc“ m, f° E ‘hw * £ 7 ’ . Uay,oru» Beach invite#
}*
>'"nt to pleaae you. Tel. I3 |».
We have Rated a Hoita# or Apart*
RKAI. k h t a t e
hi|i|,.s.
Hotel
A DIP IN THE DEEP
ikTaoil ix HI u.i ......
! Broad decks, deHdous
! menus, perfect rest and
' recreation. Orchestra.
A wonderful trip.
T H E S H O P P IN G C E N T E R O F O R L A N D O
Management Mr. anil Mrs. Ii, J) |,,|,|
ttS jw
■
q t » * T (WiWiwKXwft
qtiaatrWMiaasc
,r>
li
* ■< vVx
out of yoar journey t o . < i
Hew York.
l l n s includes w h i t e s , p a t e n l s , hlondus and
Iwn tmi,. p f l e e t s .
Hume o f t h e s h o e s w ere
fo rm e r ly as h ig h a s $ 1 7 .5 0 .
R em em b er th e
. u l i r e sto rk r e p r e s e n t s th e l a t e s t an d b e st
in S u m m e r Footw ear!
* Ml K F I I Y
li" ‘A'Ml
•*JVv
-.b.D ' f / m
.in •
•*
REA L E N JO Y M E N T ^
jfhis does not in-
that
t tH-
c o m fo rta b le
C
in ers• eb un ud gbow
et ,
c . lyde
iy a c L
X.VUC,
$5.00 Special
f(»t rale "f P- I ,
ibKhools average from the county in car lot ship t-. e:ne f„r then- f;,Ml„ ,
Si IIOONER IS S K JIIT E D
inents aiinunlly are tomatoe-.
I
,,
.
.
L|9 mill
cumbers, lettuce, string hr,,,, : and .
, " " 1'
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IWd ..f .'I'lti-di. - "i
" f P Mil., Alaska, July 21.—(/P)
. lisle,I
iisteu I„«.\ I cahhnge.* Beside# these
I„i 1,1 , l ' 1 ige ouandie ............. I her;
'
*r,.‘ „| pi,*.
I shipments numerous exnre > lap ;s ,,n ..n s ,,f the -i.,i,.. g i ..« , |dvn 1 1 M.idi.. to th|. Associated Press)
DM ices received from the Ameri y S u i i s . ,..i.d Pits, "i«nt" include auimah. peppers, ■dullv in Mario,....... .
has
nan
Motor Schooner Charles Brow
■ ^ s d e i m 'i...... h v j ‘; ;! ; : 7 * ‘‘OT " : n
,m ,,,h',r vari .......
>"■•«*^
»*.,:,i,tv
tih * i
r^h.idiliM;; , Ole, « " s'
i * m,,i| v II I an : ,|ivt,p .,| . r*i\v4*i * r in : night said that tho Armiriimv "'ll "I all
K<>lli Wllternielun and vaida : . .
........................
. . . . . us..u
is,.........
loupes of a .very
high ......
qualii\
ar« I who .h .« liken th. him- :ib,o*i at 1an S.-liooncr Patterson liiul sight
i the n*-v '»■! .........
tui.nalelv s .'lo.iMI0 produced in Marion 'countv. Fifty Die South Morida Fair Du the tia.-t ed th-.- C.ina-Jiaii Srhoonur Old Maid
five veins.
\innl.er 2, caught in an ioe pa ok
d.ithi*"' I I'V the fmund watermelons aro not an
I {Mnmrnx* -hew :
roniiuun Imre. Marion eoii.n. ,..*•, j,, „ B,.n,.r:,| s,„ Vev of all i c :’M miles north by east from Point
•
b-ni?i»*r
a k rge number of venrs h... b . n pnaimts and reM.iii. es Marion Marrow, Alaska.
II now J!I.I"|' wav III |Die center c»r buying by ,
, «,i»iH\ can well h- term.-l , i I
.-nmpl. (*• 1 l here , sion merchants of •enti.i! li - i p h r a,....... ....... . v ,,f
d i ml :,,„i ag'i • 1
JO SEPH . .MI'URAY DIES
ill hi-*,I .iirfaced J Poultry And Dairy Funning G-i,„|1
K '. i d per u.i .
iu'\|Ki<li;:i*' l ii, nil | Poultry anil dairy farnu: p .,,
, .- .
"7.
............... . l
NEW YORK. .Intv 21. I.P)
I'ow rimming the attention ,.i tinIV. l i t , I R I S U l s s i ' v s r
i
.
\
.....a.lot ion of the count \
||.,
"
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......... . Mur av l..r.m , state
||j T»n, Hailro.uls
m,
i n n e r ot m i b l,, b u d d i n g ' , w h i
t it <. !'v) I M\ l *,«• \I . . . . . i>,i. in*V
m ’
• k . v . A M M . A . H a . -I„ U
21
. w i m , r e d i l e d w, h b e i n g “ t h e tlis K | J i i p , i.'.ird \u e , , „ v m v
Id 1 ,
n
lil r
"
. ! ' ........ .................................. . D(|.',i,l IlKlMlts c..l,.||*r nf Tbe.eto,,.
R o n , veil”
ii I,u- Im.
, Sl 1
I V • 'V,
l,v Dm |"ire.,!s. died at h i s t ........ her,- Inst right at
an.l ii','. i.'iittm il ■l iHmr .e ur
are several larg.
!,d May Mlant,.|i, 1 I wlm with T. s'ie the age of su
|a«
'*.-*• " ,h',g tarm, here now end then D„i
K.dln, ah,, l t , , b , t ,
mi.-up
I tompihiti**ti .ippi,.\i
numerous fnrmeis who h a i” i .. „ si......the |w» girK 1,-fi their li„u .-s! Tim d iff.i.u . • b.uveeii some
j;i.;.i,ii.iiou \',-,f
Duel, lo ten dait'2 cow; ib !.., at Mill,,,., a v.,..|. ago l„ visit n 1 , p,-..pie’s sing,,.,- and having a fit
S u i t s N'tivcryd
•* 3 2
S a i l i n g s _____
fjjth an «t Dial 1 i/rnty peminB rrere killer and 22 i n ; - - d when f i h .
">y* .l the famous o'd Twllght
Inn in the
CatsO.dilit. according kill Mountnina «t Hnin.s Falls. N. Y. Most of the
- ....................______
cnl chandler 'f
from windows of
J count tax rale the upper floors when they found them-elves trap !.V!|"T.Vf th* ’ Hinne*1* " h"
IN O C R O C E A N OH FOOL
n o t i c e
Osteon Britl^v will l)e closed Thursday
(HER0ES A P t MADE—MOT BORM.
which i; h. tin*
in the no. ill
!Tf the ci.i.utv.
lo is situated m
I*w iNirtion
” — . *d i the.
gof the pcni'iMil* Mi
0|h Ornln is about
Permaaunt
July 22 until further notl&e.
^
l k, i’ll! tret !,t 1
4 5 0 , 0 0 0 (JALs.
f . -
I X big
n*V. •v.'ipon.so to mir first T W H 'E -A -Y K A R
•MYI.K S A L E has Muon mn.sl gratifying
and now \vc wlah to effect a porTnct clour,
aiii't! iiv tho end of the week, when Mr.
<J( Idsinith lenvea for New York to study
"id « tlect fu tu re styles. To this end, we
d ice gittuped rem aining odd lots and offer
a w o n d erfu l $ 5 S P E C IA L .
irinn.
,
j uic countv rung' •
Pepps Pool and Bath H<
** t-rt
**vw
rp R A tE L o o o o eo fth *
°!i h
Kw
^ghlv.
’•
V ft >•
t
ot nu>ro tlwn '•
Lv*. which Is SH-at'
F o u r t h Si.
■
i
nis
July 2 1 . - pP'
h thu‘ eilV
, of wlli‘
hai an area "•
ig*1- .....
, ■
J o li n \V. S n o o d , M g r .
'■ i Woman faSavedProm
Drowning By Senator
OcLand Has A tea OHO Square Miles R a m S P V
And Estimated Population Of 12 500 U t l ,,,5 e J
-T E L L P E R * . A T S O u R
fo rm
SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY
\
O M W A \, '\*
r i l e
oa i f *he <.‘ind v
By Williams
v- f o c > n E . d o g g o n e
'(.
liion 10 ili'lnn
1
O H »T*KA S O
Aui >
_
-
fen M inim a:
rfarminff Hedltm
539 For Feeds
E x p erien ces O f F irst Trip
T hrough The E v e r g la d e s
T old B y M em ber O f P a r ty
>?*!*w-rN'- .. ......... JJLstJritzyjt.
-
j
( J e t t h e H a b i t o f C a llin g
KuirOnLakelandBank
Occurs After Another
Fails To Open Today
O U T OUR W AY
is b e s t t o
----------------------------------- —
> A r c n ^ eater
n y
. W
i.-J-A*vP.«S
d jA w w i
Rule The World
It
Cfry.i (i
..... ..
■<■>I ' ,ii
STATE
•I
:
i t>ini* If.d (.'lading oil tile Tamtam
W.VI I. S T R E E T OPENING
[ «i 14.00; light light,. I
01 I l . l l l l ; i ..
,
i
i rail. ....
at .’it mile mi l:..;i l
NEW YORK, July 2 1 .- (/)>)-- tan king .sows, I(t.Tr.m 11
dangli •|y |„(i|,. ,
1' •. in I ee. ( 'I...,jnt l e
■Mixed, pricu-movemcnts, reflecting ! ter pigs, I2.riti<«.| i .imi.
, ' and .'. ii a
a •>.unties.
i ll. w..rl:
* further readjustment of specu-1 '< :«tlle, .r»,orjij. bettei
,;k* .what,
in lode a number ..I
latlve accounts,
characterized nit*
th e!^
yearlings
fully
stead
-------i vwiuvivniicu
“........... .
'»•".*
>i
l itn \ , «fr,1
olhi'r*
.
.
opening of today'a stock market, irnwlea fed ste e l' and yearlingK 'ri< *"' 111 e. ' . Will lie done in 12
•himbni. Suaiiee, ('bar
the foreign exchango market, - r> lower; heavies slow; best year- j ! ," 1" 1 |
‘I ru ., H igblnml 1, Sara
t o ** ' f lflight
10.50; several loads
load
i g h t from the franc” was ' IMK», 10.5(1;
beaw 1
"
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. . . . . . lightweight
..
, ..
|sola, i i ,
Dade,
Jii'k -o n .
St.
checked, at •
le a n temporarily, by 1"tcera,
10.25;
.ind I- lagler
. too appearance of strong buying 10.1*10; she stock and bulls, sternly;
The led' Ms they are presctiled, |
•uppbrt abroad which cauaed the venlers uneven; steady to 50 lower;!
- 'T * P ? nd rBt« hoTO to Jumi) 20 few shippers early, M.00; bulk to ' will l.e i urned over to the engi
neering dopatlmenl of i be road de
^points to 2.16*4 cents at the open- puckersi l.t.lttl downward.
l'r Hugh
i iniiming, surge, n g.-,..■
.f th, F . S. Puldi.- Health
Sheep, It.OtMl; fully toady on part *n. ru l*.r tabulation and corn
pan
on
'Mlh
.
-I
im.ites.
Announce,
j
’ newspaper articles .... |„ n.'th ;»», read by million < daily.
l i *®Dlt ° f the opening stock i|unta- fat lambs; sonu* belli at strong
I.AKKI.AND, Fla., July 21.
tiona dittcloaed small fractional prices; mil IMS mostly
l.'!.75(«. menl of th. low bidders will not be I <•( ,11 MS to (me, iea on (In, liner M. r*'>ig;,na after a vacation abroad,
made Im i '.vo ut three days, a c U 'I h l u m
l/Vi- Following Du* failure of the
* crop ut
points in 1 I.0O; ( idls mid sheep steady; 25 cording to 111 llathaw.iv
hi > daughter, Diana • nmming.
Polk County Trust Company to
Oewaral
Railway Signal being higher Ilian Mondiiv
open ibis morning- a run develop
of the few featurcA.
cd on the State Hunk of Ijtkelund.
, B ear traders, acting on the the , •"HR AGO, July ;»i
p,
•1** Pota
A II. Deviine. president „f the
Ofy that tho recent decline had n o t 1I ° f,s, receipts,
cars; total I 1
I ’n lk m m i v i I v Tru.i! F o m p a r i v . w h .j
Disposes Two ( 'uses
/■ sufficiently corrected the siippm, shipinenls, 5(i|; ,.„ t,,,cl,I 2i('.i; |
I , huirmun of the Is,aid of the Stale
®dly top-heavy speculative posi- trn d in g very slow; m arke* ’ w ,i,k •.
J Manuk of Lakeland.
"
Is
tlon, pressed stocks for sale dur- Kansas and .Missouri a .le d Iris ii I I AM Ml \ SI K. . h i \
I The directors of the Polk CouaIrtg the early trading, centering Cohbh I'M v e r\ few M il.-,, $ 1.25ml I
I ' . v - . a - e n f f. , ; .,,i' Jio-(, • uville
|tv Trust C„mpanv issued tho f„|
their initial attacks on the motors, 1.511; V irg in u , I.nrrel ("ohlders I and .*-• I’.d. i Inirg were .1, p.. .-.I
I lowing statement:
which quickly yielded 1 to 2 ' * fl.KIdfi 1.25.
of loll:, v li\ I lie S tate Supre Com t
“The Polk County Trust Com
points.
*
*I1* * ‘on II. hv a Toeiuor tmlinti
! pnriv is perfectly solvent and no
dr.
i-.pui
will,,.nr
nmini
N
,
.iffiriped
Tha,weekly report of the AinerGIIICAGO, Ju ly 21 „!*, W’hea*
i depositor or creditor will I,.-,, any
i ii,
i
(| | C R (U >
fc*to Petroleum institute, showing went downward enil.v t„day but I lie nidgm.'id of |be i iretill . .. .p ,
money Persistent withdrawals of
m
a
V
poor
place
for
for
P
'
nella
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in
(be
,
a
e
of
U In I! we •c.ehed ' l l If
, art (increase of over 20,(MM) Lnrreln showed sharp rising power
Wav tw Mad in go a long disti live mi
ml
fin .
during Uu*
■ * Hla daily average of gross crude ly. Bearish offects .,f rains and F. I Mu, I. and l.\ F
vs 1 PomI*
■•n'lig mv new shoe w If, r md . oald liar,IIv find em. ugh
, 0 ‘,?V« makes the closing «,r
I
Kraid'
K
I’nlver.
I
he
.
was
* ',pll| protiuciion m tin, week ended cooler
l cup,•ratines
northwest
>lf vvmcm| tit
the Imnk imperative.
»l< with.
b b - l c r as h i , j ns a
July. I f , turn shed an excess for n were largely counter halnnred by ii nil I,used upon an alleged breach
I
e.xt rimming, Fri.hu mv . .. <>l., r !V",M' V ',M
loaned to
ii < .„ Ii o f nit
l „ c.'
^Mi^wea attack on the oil shares.
reports Hint mu, h diininge done to of coatra.t involving the sib of
I were
better ami I leM I jJalk' S' * *,
',n Ijikelnnd and
........................................
.. , , w in) * * ' |-i in land...
1and what vvn
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of
the
when!
by
heat
and
drought
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¥
I’
ll/TT
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f t p
ln responding to
walkimr n ,!,v ', ' l k c u n t v , but ii must i„. reaid "pone i<>|>, bunk Da.’ i,mi her dav’t
C to |"u.
•"'■l ' ,
',|’(’' * " " ,(l Dm juilrment i Mi«.>•r
a!uc«Uent Ju n e earnings re- beyond
rr
■ repair. 'StartlVig
--- tO 2'*„|„f
i w.iidd mak” the snips nf
!!r !l!
T n ? '
, , i« i
rusponalbln
-K
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<ir«-uit
cu
rt
for
li„val'
•
ill,t.y”
ami
ictta.now
!"ft
lit,•filly
i
„
t
bin
,
PjonajtioW being published, mid to off. the wheat, market k. miii rerov j
Inrlivhfuals ami film s vurinot nuirk' s*"' ' 1 Di this ix tre m itv
bark
Coin
11,1
” l" ••• >• Ti'i.iy. j IM•* \V.■(H1 ll, \ '**" I; ..ml m\ flesh. IJ " ij.-t.
C o in .1" ' 1"
oval ot tne revised "Nick- eretl most „f U,e set hack.
Jv
hiMihintr
their
Imnk
InnrjM.
‘ k* ■Pprp'
l n. it. .1 I., cut out the h:.ek
Afi.-r ,»■•.(.,.
'''Dag a I,i , 1•- I w : down
•:« Mnnv.ll
Hie bank is eapitulj^ed at H.'IOO
•1 Plater merger plan by tho di- mils and provisions were e a s y '1--I rillnI"'inn ( *••i,11-:i., *•"
1,1
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m
4
above
the
heels
Tel i ell Senb, I*» tl„ pond, oii.l i ti.ji-r , <j my
M(M).
Arc,riling t„ (be Iasi state
ractors of the Peru Marquette ami corn opening at a, de. lim- r..
vvn. ie ’ .|, vvoi-t hhsters w e,” .,
Tie .'.pm
we. I.v .bpli*e l»»*r n.S*
w it
6*,f . S.TOJ||,*4|
lal ei ''agi'ia,' at* **r* I,I I.
merit
issued
on July
total
advnnee iPi.l o.tei
the Hoeking Vnllry roads.
,rV I . wait: that vvilV. Ml,, a m
e-u.., <••,,, t ;,||, t.
around,
I * rn
I,” ' l.f” ....... .. | ' f ■
,,-tK were H2,n;*;,!,*I,;.4i».
,y
‘ ■ dll, I
Foreign exchanges displayed a
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III
i
sue,
I*,
si,
,|
i
x'*'*(«(. win ,i u
I
,
I v I, ' ll.
D-vaip. is j,r e . i,hut.
The fuel'll bill Wheat pi ice, a,
mn.ihlv
.,,,.
I
iii.ip
*ha|
I
v
v
a
l
..,
■trong undertone at the opening,
• I*- plan I, IT.
wj,
|1‘ ""bug
■l . , , •
,
all the Continental paper rallying! times Indri> showed five rents *> . i ' I
•
D tiDv ( t,„
h wn
il, ■
•eel al \ „t. I I, It,22
I
I . Il.intd |„ I,
bushel decline from Monthly's top; ‘
' v
I ilnt kit Rank Reported ( Iused
f* " ■■■*• • ""D, Florida |,ra,i„
• Irregularity continued througn quotations lias upparenily mn.lt
I
I ,'t the I
.Hill hl'f..,,' V(.
(fRI.ANDO, Fla.. Ju ly 21. i/iq
and
allhoueli
vv.
.ml
,;,,t
.
u
.
^
th * onon dealings but motors and lo do with giving „ strong und, ,
RI N OF BAD l.l I K ENDS
' '..m e ..f the oilier i-n.w.l
I’ll,* Assoeiated I’ress was in'•I* I.Ug, herd-; III
we
were
■
some of the other standard indus lone to the market. It «„■ p„,n, , . . . . . .
ml ennimemed imikiui'
.. ,
ftp ! sun , Dial Du. range allo,|<'.| Inraied ov<x long-di.staiieo tele
trials recovered all or part of their ed nut that lip. f ,v,. -cent 1I,real 1
> O R E : \\ .dter \\ eltmanV Sev.-i al ,,f t he men I, ..I 11.
I'll,,No this afterimou that the East
‘ i;l
f"»- Ih..*, amis of them
M» veer i mi of bad In. I. ,s , aded •t• the
oarly losses.
Meanwhile, bullish n„iminle<l I,, alt,,lit half I he ml
. ..i,,|-| ... .
,,
l ,i
"■ ttk at I'ahitka hud , |„s
operations were resumed
in
a vanre which had taken pin.” sen* H, beinp in i:ai| |.„ ,|. b,. w:i sm h •hat dal n. ,-.k” a ,.
.AI"*.il lea ,, . b k a heavy s!,,,.v
"1 Its doors. The cashier nml
I1
number of specialties. Air llcduc- the issuance „f lip- ('ana,linn g„.
a ad ■perlarle after beroi ,„ in tit” ,„ kc. p n , aw.,* •
•> fell and us
it
ll(1 O" .Idem were not ;,| the hank ami
r*.., i *,':• " f . vi,edit „„is lluil II. M I tnr,
W and Texas Gulf Sulphur eueh eminent repurt Hbowmg a
‘
iv ih . t m l , •
f.
■I we w iit into mint, to get .vain, thi* ti'lipr tcfuvpil tn /rivi* any rvu.
im bing ut. least
point.-, In new greater prabable reductiun nf vn Id , •In. ,„h\ , a banker
Dm,
in.per ami
,
ami ,i, v nil.
U <• slopped no ! •, •.s,,n for the clotting
.
. ... and
, : null, nr ev I mat
records for the year.
A than had I,ecu generally Im.kci f„r I '
1,111 " f $JM" 1 llllll I lint ,il|*h, a ; we e\, ,
.Jump ,.i large (.„k trees who I, i " l l ' lher the bank was a inends'r
.! of 61k points In Buffalo und
t'rup advieea from the spiing
1
D"' «»vns
we
four..| "» the system of Georgia and
.— quehanna Pfd. to u now 1H26 wheat belt continued mainly pc
1‘I I K i m T S HM..KK SCKKRNH ! m " ' , * '
i » v tdentlv been an ,.|,| Indian e.rut. H"rnh* l*nnks just affeeled
I0W a t 43Vk
one ui
of the
few
im- Miinistic. A lea,ling , Vp„ii •n-mh
^ 71 was
tv«n unf
uiu TO
W Imi "oscnti.g our , attl,* to grnra* an ! --------------T, '■ portant dovolopmente in the innrn- word from Swift Current. Sn.-h
In#1trading In railM.
'•'I up to the lire to warm und ,1,
ind lea ting that, as a whole, the 1»:Vtk€wa V MT ' l
' " g„t them
'* *D«l„„,l,
Die,| w, n
A t.ennan"* arliil, i y I we
ourselves. While engaged
in1 I hi
Caniulian prosjns t is di'eidediy he ta xi war
- *■K**MV'( *1
. NEW YO RK, July 21. _(/)*»— low last year.
i.'piine,1! has, heen Iryiag ,.,ii atti- |G em ge llendrv kill, d lu
pit asat.l oceiipjition. Moses, one
lie says that
fog which i , ....... ..
Cotton »»
futures opened steady; Oct
our irri'tiit, .niffed the air a>,,1 , nil
'-»••, large area is in des per a t e shape' f*.'ieI
,
' wlti,-It gave us pie,it\ of f,, ,,
17.28•**“*• 1
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than ■, van!
WASHINGTON, July 21
M ’l
*.'<l ••«,». "I smell ..mething hurt,
! but t he in,nt bail , ontnl
lM
C
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having
been
streaky
and
that
!
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n,"
ri
17.46 way, 17.0.1.
crop possibilities are sltritdiiog.— = sa= g— ~ ——
mg'. See ii
, in,I,-i hasn’t fallen Senator Robert N. Stiinfield. Ore
up the hunters.* I h ,.l l„
mi Something in the wagon." \V gon, risked his life m a siieeessfnl
ing *>ne of the wagon lb
j-lig h tly improving:
•CHICAGO, July 2 1 . - (A*) - til.S . '*ni,y'
till endeavored t,, |, nag,* his fet.t' effort to save a drowning wnmim
iag hut gave mV pin.
Ken- Heed hunters jp j ; , .
D.A.)— Mogs, 11,000; slow, 2.r>fte50
' hut tft i Ip. ia,*Mi”Pt a sense of th
JA C K s o N V U .I .l:. July 21. t.i’t m o y Wond.'i’ s.'''st
ut a heavy undertow late vestei
lower than different
angle ' „f
coitld
not
w
.a
r
mv
.
( «nditm*u and quotntions „|, tl,..'
ok,-,,, i ; |,tt .|,el immpe,.
pm . I!.,U'S m‘ w.'irmtn in 11„. region
4,
fancy
fuemlxy’s trade; top, 14.00; hull, .lacks,tnville market today as re 1 SI "f,,„ |
tiny
off Oeenn City. Md.
"
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shut
tail
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nr.,I
1,1,,,
t
in
:
h,
<"ttl*l *i"t go lad'efo,,t,.,|.
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dtoirahle 100 U> 2IO-pou,„l aver
WWM fear were teali/.ed, ami
Hearing Mrs. J . K, ' Swatts,,,,.
Purtud by the Florida .State Mark I Tomato,-s.
f.„M.yi t i r „ ((l2.25. <•„ mv tw,, pair ,,f N;. ,
agtM, I Xtitl^i, 13.1(0;
bulk
better J cling BnrSa,,: Supplies ,,f alt
vv 1
vvitli i ••vroV'
, '1 ''X'elaim i„ born,.. wife of a Miami, Fla., real estate
Tomatoe-. if, , botce. .fl 25(y)T!7f,! fauittl (bat I could
My ( .od, h o y s , ,1 y me.” and to seek operator, cry for help when
u i m .- l 'U 280; 1’ n‘n<l l,U,t l1 '"•tw’i'llnn.....is vegetables mod,Tate
Eggs, w h ile , fresh yard, case tolerable ciim*.
OT8, 12.Bhffj} 1.1.45; bulk
packing dcmninl moderate; marliet dull, , lots, dozen, 44,
neighboring
So f a r we bud |„ , „ e . i ' m g Hi haste the aid „f
M t the undertow dragging her
t Tad Camp”, as
through Die lioNtd .......... ■ pmn —" ,<l: *U ,
down,
the senator swam to her an |
we
dubbed
it,
we
noticed
a
wild
land, but from Yhi.., t
"i the’ sluiggv pony that Uud been f „ i ' supported her for If, minutes, udcou n try was more .pen,
‘I was’ owing us all ,lnv ami wbe b tl„ altlo to make progress toward the
•hit ted nvervwhere will,
e runs ■ilaiulrya said lK*longe,l to Hill, heueh beemme of tho undertow, ami
Itomls so that we ln„: .........
' , until life-guards arrived.
■ deal ! Cnnepnelte. a Ketuiinde hief.
of
wading
t,,
,|„
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( I o Me Continued |
Stale Supreme ( ’ourl
Custom and Habit
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5
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Mar
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ORLANDO, FLORIDA
�■V r i ',v * '
i :>3i
H m M«
irn M m
IT, lBlf. at the Poetofflee
tiford^^rjorlda. under Act of
.
JBIIO-----aillsr aa* Ji aBarer
[ (■a' DBA!*...... .... Associate Bdltae
B lO.tRfi, Maaarlna Bdltae
•f'A
n in
:/,y
%*.VW'’- :-•■■>
ml Herald
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:v « , i
=saea=
If
Pay-Up Weeks” Pay For Their Trouble
To help mnko a success ojf * 'P ty -V p W eek," A ugust 8 to
14, the Miami Chamber of Com m erce agreed to contribute
$1,500 if the business men o f th a t city would co-operate
and carry out the necessary advertising and publicity.
A “ Pay-U p W eek” organization has also been formed,
the papers say, and the idea is to make the week ju s t about
the most beneficial one th at Miami has enjoyed in a long
time. Moreover under the custom ary way of gettin g things
done in Miami, there is 'every reason to believe th at a t the
close of August 14, the big E a s t Coast city will be another
long stride on Prosperity Road.
.
SEEMS T 0 B E PERMANENT
| As Brisbane -Seeai; It
Brokers and Shodho***,
‘
Holding tip the Mirror,
A Clergyman in E on im t.
We Ar^ Very Rich.'
,
B Y AKTHUh B R I S B A N E
(Doppright ISM, by ata* Ob.)
t'MAWAoEose
if#
"n.Vi.tr.h'vsd
M rear,
I Cfcyt'TS g z m To 8 s Ab l e l o
I?KGAIN rfH Vou T^f u u
telephone
T * R R E -W A K PK3UK5
cm
FRENCTf
Elton J. Mot
FLORIDA GRAPE GROWERS
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SOCIAL
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Members Of Azarian
Class Entertained By
Mrs. Pippin Tuesday
— ---------------- .__
F R E D S. D A IU E R , SO CIETY ED ITO R
MeetingOf
t t w N PARTY i s 'G I V E N 'B Y l l Enjoyable
^ joyi
MRS. FRA N K ADAMS FOR CLASS
i King’s
K ing’s Daughters Is
R E S ID E N C E T E L E P H O N E ; 2 17-W ?
• It.
0 E., Johnson of Lakeland was
Mias Frances Stapleton of Dothrife
in Sanford
this week transacting
an, Ala. is the attractive guest of I
business.
Mrs. S. A. Stapleton.
DINNENY TO WRTi
I
v«^ o*Y
^ 0 R ^ : Jin n
Dinnen/J
Kir«t National
who helps tell the world about tha
The Azarian class members of
11• " f the Daughters of
Sanford
W,
0
Mrs. Levy. Joe
Nicholson ,.f
. ’ Mr*: >' M- NpU, Mrs. A. D.
Win. H. Shepherd of Jackson cotton toxtilo institute, in golng'ko ’
the First Baptist. Church were delight in'll ' ,w‘ M«ft|u»«list Churen
l - .v Mm. c P. Herndon, Mis*
" ‘D'llully entertained Tuesday i
pleasantly entertained at the home
A most euioyahlo business and Kastman. Gu.. and Mrs. M M ville a pent Tuesday in Sanford on form a pan-Ameriran alliance. Qtf j U
i* to marry the lovely S e n o rita ^ 'p g
Tuesday
of Mth. It. K. Pippin on West Kir it !'v u ,,"i' with a law,, I'nrty at the ■•um, McFarrell, Mrs. C. B. Rnt- socmI '" 'it in g of
tho
King’s Wynne ami granddaughter of Ft. business.
Cevilin Moisei, daughter of a Co
I ' ■
McKay, Mrs. H Daughters ( bi** was held Monday \Vhite left Wednesday for th «*ir
I home ,.f M, s |C
u.iler.v I'ink* >'r l '11' Street Tuesday evening.
West ( entraV’St I lri"
I Dotiginss, Mr«. C. E. McG*m*, Mrs.
i*offe exporter.
home after a pleasant visit with
ot' k
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Church of
■JJtwill ...... . w»th
The spacious rooms, where the
4 m* 'iV
Ki 1,1
1,lt'
l,f Miss Jew- Mrs. J . II. Wynne.
(In 'he lawn tabli
<-u
Kuuk«
r.
l “Pi(i|S tick Avenue at guests assembled wore attractively
V
alparison,
lnd.,
nr.*
spending
’ Mr»- H* A. Carwere placed .mi |A’ ,M«Mulli"
a liodi held basket
Mrs. K. F Bahliitt Mrs
i f silver is to he packed Away
several days in Sanford.
i
•f van-colored iI miehnel,
decorated with cut flowers ami ;<’ut flower*.
During the business hour sev
McClelland Mis* nit™ i i ,
J
.
for some time, store it in dry flour
UMK, F A T
A
7,;»r.;»n Circle
eral items o| importance w«ri di* i ‘' i ™ ' , " , , Knnkin
returned
, of tlw
PL
0tt<^ - Vl a n K
MrxPippin
‘ii s - jt o ,*)untord after a delightful
'
n . kannj
Mr. and Mrs. ,\|. s . Blodgett of 'mol when you take it out it will b«
’ t 'n .n li Will charmingly atttred in n Japanese ho ii’. ' in.*,, (f|,
a(a\
cussed and Passed on. Plans were ,
F o l k s a iz b
Arrklt^,
Duyti
..........
•tin.
I ampa arrived in the city to spend untarnished.
..... .
... costume, received her gueats.
The color ■’
Minnie Allen,, Mrs. Btokes,
‘
tnrl'1’ r'i!' ,?
in t,u‘ (war f u - ;
; a short time.
They are pleasant I ra l w a y s
yellow was i Mrs. Sneed.. . . .
r „ j Mill !T >>'
bOWlB
turi. Following this a musical ■ - ,
..
. * '
A fter the business
session,
AIR J lr.i '*» R..A j
ly
located
at
the
Seminole.
..n West I hr id diplomas were presented to the
m a ppy
|
program fmai*hed by some of i h e i i
• '* i,u'J ‘ ,nr^' aasislunt Li
......
I
•’hi.ii» jjj
an inteti'sl'inr |.roclass member* was enjoyed. At a 11 l,'!innn “ ! ,h " Sanford Municipal
members who
representd
the ) i n.* evening w ,
A. C. Common of Jacksonville
a n y h o w
iy fjtri' d "id.
late hour a d. lieious salad course " r!,. r,y ' ls ^"ving today for a
Sfiioo s maintained hy the Baptist Kam, . m.d , o lll(" . ‘
was a business visitor in Sanford
■of
W. d y (leih- Board of Japan.
|
was
served
Miss
Rucker
wa*
ns"'.'i
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Jacksonville
(hoop
■V ball and son, Mrs. H. p Bandv Mr* Alton
Tncsda)
in North Carolina.
" " ll .’ . '',r r r i‘ ("**’»pn»Hn, Mrs. Eugene iUggin* sisted m looking after her g u e s ts , '* 1
n, will V- h-e less to «
Following
the
devotional
a
pro
»’•
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a
,nte
h.„l:
■ig at the
»
Rucker and
Miss! ,
bfur-dflv
gram consisting of several solos i
was,*<rv,d. ' 'ih* h«nrty ,cei ,Vr; ;
l) Roberts, Mr,! R
STRONG III SHANu ItK I.I’l UL ^ — — - - Bettu Biihrnuiii.
; Mr. iand
Mrs.
S. A. Stapleton re
I he hostesses |Met all Sr Mr* 11 R Mnrr.li
I T Freak A b,iin*, 2tl7
,
n
,
I,
xiV’ Mrx,‘ i‘T ' ;
‘wcommitiied bv I " 1' -the occasion wer,
'I hose etl Vug this delightful 'V ,oti M""'l«.v frym Dothan, Ala.
v « m | M r , w.
A. I).
Mms Mddred N'x was enjoyed.
. VVoodeoek, Mr*. M. C racken Mr
.M()S( OW: An athletic husband
ir were Misses Bobbie Lou
,h “>’
the guests
son . M r s . B B. Bngg»tU Mrs. J . I affu
q
At the dose of the nrowram >s • W. Bin Ifold.■ Mrs.
••
*
I'lu n, Mii 1(0818*
i' uuitc helpful in n big crowd.
Gibson,
and
,
M cK in i-, ‘
S * ml
l>. toward. Mrs, L. P. Solomnn. ° ‘, r " 1 Alice Gmaiing
dainty refreshments w er.^ ^rved M
flflnrsd»•
(Ilia Clttlu
Hroilte Williams.
Such ii throng wchomed
Mary
Georgia 'a'hmin.
Ethel T illis,,
Alt catlin.,1,., rh
I’hosf invited Were Mrs. J . , i ^ rs' . 8 ' , R* Dooley, Mrs. U. P. Edith Yarn,
Hs *” >" teM* Hssisted by Mrs.
! Bickford and Doug that he had
, Class of the First .
L.
(
.
Kcholtt.
Miss Ida Sabers of Vernon. Tex to carry her on his shouldeis.
j Courrier, Mrs.
i) (’i'ijie Mr- I,,(>','®rin’ . ' * r,,*_ Raines, Mrs. Wnlter Jewell Rucki 1 ntherine Ruhrman.
will entertain with
rui"i»h»4
Halien, Mrs. H. K. Forgeraon and
l-ouise Rucker, Bet
md Miss Eloise Waite of Sewn,,
at:, w. u t, s,
.
D R. K*tridge. Mi
j av fit , he home of
Among those present were- Mrs
W. C. Mit- Mr*. R. H. Rerg.
• Mr*. C. H. Smith, II.I; Miss, are the guests of Mr
(.A S S ITE R i s R E L IE V E D
George Mrs. J . JJ. stnmbs'
i frv- 'il I tike, ( nr*
and Mis.* Bee K K. Maxwell at her home on W.
WA.- II INC TUN. July 21 i,Vi
j
Mrs.
Agnes
Ford.
Mrs
.\
xi
■omthe •hut* It at
Ninth street.
Mn,or General William Lassiter
Karp. Mrs. S. K. Brown. Mr* Fd'
■' mg of the class
h i- been relic*, rd as commanding
M HiodiH Mr", v d0,Lkf'(
H' «’■ R'">ker,
Monday cvcpitii*
Mr*. I* R Savage returned ho**n general of Hie I’aoaiua ('anal <b
V iT /■ S ' eMst,lrin' Mrs. ch ar
horn* of , i
Ciet-t I'
\ a* n.
I i *; nn*ni and assigned
to coin
Monday
afn
lies
Echols,
Mrs.
L.
T.
She,.nerd
pend several wees
('ontiniioiis from 1 p. rn. to
AJs m . [ I* ich Ave- Mrs N. A Stapleton, J r .. Mrs Be [ 1
oomd the Sixth i'oip>- Area with
■
Il
I
bi
X
I
omh
Hta!
n;
me*
would
fhursday
1 I p. m.
P«tr»i
'"••idipmrter*
at
I
lo,
ago
" " P c i D**m the class if the
^ ( ' " . M r s R. W. Lawton M,s were ab-t ot three Sundaxs,
N. J . Nix Miss J g pn {rt')irg4» M iss'
TODAY
K IS SIM
|,,k * "1 „"Inch
i, i we gave Hu
sv, I’. I "f : n* First Ihelma Tuw. Mrs. A. L. Magvvood I ,/ji.
, M E E ,’ Fla .. l,l>
restored a* they teturncd. F. '
paper making
orch will liiivc a picim*
Cecil
It. hrMillr
' 7 ,
U J* X*’»r* the Statement we* related to the
^'earlier of Xeilt'hers
7 ^ I'lirk Artj
Miss
i
lUtr .Thar*'lav evening. Kliznbeth
prfsrnU
Rod
l.ii Itocqu*.
an*, was present ami
Pin^in,
Mrs H
c ' Don, I V i ' T l . , 10 *,V| ' ,,r “ l,,l“ ’r
"olv m the form in which
D. II. H"(t*f«, gr
Lillian Rich, Robert Kdi*on
for
the
class.
Moore
Dr.
F.
1).
King.
Mrs.
F.
Il'
*
'
A**"ciati>»
in
King. Mrs. L. (\ Echols. M1rs.
Loney MrMojU
j !if N e w 'Y o r k 'r it v n . ' T "
of the letter
R- Pippin.
«'• Vau.se mid utb
B
R
A
Y
E
HKART"
!
- r
i „ i t h ^ u ’n t f s r ’ i
%
i:\ i " "/'■ U 'bat Mur trustee* bold a
hum led pel rent record for mom— Comedy —
Monlf/uma
Mrs. J . N. Rohm in, who i spend
|bei nn. a* ;,|| have joined the us
hv
"ttuick S m l r * ”
|L Brown, Brooklyn, N mg the summer months ; u I hi vtii, *o< iietii an,| a,,, cn operating in
follows:
New YoVk''VjVr'
Aesop’s Fables
jirru. Knight and Malt; nn, was in Sanford Tuesiliat
I
his
IS
to
acknowledge
your
:
find
that
he
did
m*t
want
to
do
.in
'J'"
I he librarian also ml
=
id*. In’ 1. *.nv ille; Will
ti legiani and to thank \oii for eot- I in lust ice to anvoru*
’ '1 D'e Rotary and Kiw.ani*
Jacksonville: W. E.
Mrs.
T i l l ItSDAY
'•In '• al ' Ill'll weekly luncheons,
. . ((nrey Wilson and
q rs I L ' ' " * T runmr
,,,M
|
"
U
i!<
"*v
"Pinion,'’
Mr
Sear*
J Jwkninvillc; Frank B. F ranklyn Hardnway arc the gi * :
■'ll
i and i<".|. pint in the Civil dinner
Conway lenrle,
V
W
T
,ha,
-'"'l*
"that
the
intelligent-thinking
L h. Michi.'k, II A. Gad- " f Mr*. W. l„ Morgan, who
.held la t fall uni i* active m the
Allan
().
Nilson
in
ha*
,
I''1' '
t," ‘
i business men have m, de*iu* to do 'work ..f Hie \\
rCoricv; II \ R. Dick . cottage at the beueh.
man's ('Inti,
,,r’' ■"'••i'll (|» conic In I hr Xrn Vnrk Hn.il.
, . u*i iion that 'he northern hank* 1 Florida a - „ justice.
All
on!
“T H E G R E A T E R GLO RY"
Vi .i-mI \|r-. I.. R
inij Mi'iioiK mill lUirn l.i mi lisle mol |„IU-, -(mm
“
wen*
lefusing Flonda
cheeks, motive in giving out th e ’
fir*' j " I be II -i
n* w-paper piih|i>-it \
|»firl«« uf rli«* roiMilr).
pTilpan*" bid,; Mr. and
ba*
Mini
ai'i-ordi
"in ch was the form in which th * •statement w.,s to stop
if possible
d us as llo i.'to fo re
Frank Donaldson o| \‘, ,,
Andy Gump Comedy
Ilmllfi
IiimI iiI lril« MilhiHtnl. n,H| r»-j»ii*rrU, Wrl
Llrc'i'l, \.'dp:n i- ", 1nil.;
r rrrlnl.
rumor wa* repo,led to „s one , the prop.*,u*. ada that was , . * - > *"ir dad\
I|i"rs. tile Hanford
Sanford
today
attending
th. Jin ksniiville.
‘Llill A.
, ■
being |||i*rald in ' i be Sanford Signal,
, mgiit ln*t week bv a New \ oi l; ! iimmI itgaii
liess.
in
N oon
i nil fl»»^ iiUili llinl k mm •»— not |)|4. fiinii Urn
our.
newspaperman.
1 am ,si,ire that |results have
dt siri •! | ||,ls \\
m
s
.
,
l)f„rd"
ha
/il*
i'1'ii
obtained a nd I leal in,
Seminole
d Special inn ices,
you understand HIM
com m on',1 have nothne.r more
Many
sue."
Mr. mid Mrs. J . C. Hall and son
>bank* are gixcti f o r these courteatri, k. la.'ksonville;
Silv* r ( i mi'tirt.s,
■
‘
'Pent
the
past
week
end
m
Dayto(ilaMM W ait*
fl'.'ip,.
,;|
ty
Birr. Urrmoiit; L. W.
extended, These
rm
as
the
guests
of
their
daughter,
Kni< d e l W llte h e s ,
t
no*
on
v
11
1
e;
\
l
r.
and
M
rs.
'
202 N. I’ark Ave.
are
Died
school
year
under
the
aide
direr
in
the
Continuou* from 1 p. m, to
library
N ilv e n v a r c
Open Until 111 [*. M.
Phone I
.Mrs. C. A.
1 Anderson.
^tt, Tampa; Mabry'
tion of Mr
Clark, and the nt ; -clap hook, which contains
.l(*W«‘k*P\
t'O
11 p. m.
( jo c k .*
|dippings for tin. past yeut
|Iimp.i; F. E Newton.
tendance totaled 1.JSM*.
•
“
Die
librarian
wish*
I’. II Connelly, „ o ' ■ ' ' nl«ma has returned t rom
to
ae'( hi Id m i's Hook Week was sue
i know!.'d,;.' Hi.- cordial support
Mr- IJuli.v. Grcens- Winter Haven where lie spell I the
eessfully
ohsorved in Noveniher.
V.'irinlH .’I I I il l(.K 1,1 mil' t v g u l a r s t m k ,
i
past
few
weeks.
«m), \il.; Mr*. Ruby
1given hy the hoard of trih’ttca, a*
IngelliiT will)
when the lihrarinti and staff visit I Well n* (he co operation shown by
,
(Continued from I’age 1|
<lt>.
sunn slig liiiv t la m n g ii h i .-'!< f|iiiii*iit.
■.*(!
TIH'H.SDA Y
I Mr. and Mrs. N. <>. Garner left I have nut been returned, and 2.'l ed the school*, ninl with the a s Hi.- library *taff and the public in
sistance of an able committee, di griirru! m carrying out our work."
Monday Tor points mi the Ea--t |have been lout and paid for.
Vildez
"T H E GOLDEN COCOON”
rected by Mr*. S. H. Shinholscr,
coast.
I
j'O
u
r
reference
work
has
in
pm .il Doom*, MiuWith Irene Chadwick
MASTER MINI) o p ( B O R I S
|crt-osei! materially, and u large n very attractive program was enr
, Walton. \V S. 1’ervuM
ried out. which was attended hv , Xl'* ' ° R K . Dorothy Burlier, !
number
of
subieets
have
l.een
JLJ. Kiiiiip, Ft. Wavne
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson were
nearly 'toil . hililren.
A special
y e a r '..Id lounetie from
Mil
If, f«ke, Wa biugtofl, I). the guests of Mr:rs. A. t A v e e o e k looked Up. md only for students, cliildiell's matinee was gix'en at
xy.iul .e. who legal .Is herself as a
|lo|t also tor professional workers
|,J|M«tl'M<ii, l.iinpa; Lee over tin week end
j mid Hi.- general readei. often re- tin* Milani* theatre to a rapacity •uioi'h' little .ounlrv .^ 1 , i* ihe
uinll- -I M Kelly, St
Hal Ranch Comedy
|hi* year .Mr and Mr*
“" " ‘I of tile ciiorus at till
iiViinng
considerable
i«».—an b. audience
Mr ami Mr* J . It; R„y ((„,|
M 1 Ifib Miami; A
lli
niy
Wipot
.
*(.ildi*hed
a
llenrv
'
ajidw-lolt.
She
leal
the
Dhr
refi'l
I•
•
H
e
e.
dleel
:o(i
i.*
gradual
liiH lalling new e q u i p m e n t , p a i n t i n g , tlccuialine i
“Tid'alile Kunmi
t halt.iiieoga, Te'.m.; .uni Mrs. Byron .Steven* are *pi
'
mtelhg.-m e t *,-r , oi;
Iy being *o!.iigc.l. eneli niotillily Wight Memorial F’und. which will
>tl ........
Tenn.; mg two weeks at Daytona.
n ia liin u o u r e f i t i r e c a f e m u r e a U r a c l i t c . We,
i lie one of the main tuatures t"i HlJ« !r<l l>\ a pn>h”*.H<|I
|
“Leapa and Houii(f.w''
I book order im-hidinir all addition
pi'-rly, Rii'lirtouitl, \ a .;
t h e iHihtic lo « i v e n s a t r i a l .
j the program this fall, when $21*
Ittfi.'i'. Ja, k onville; |{.
Miss Cnppie Wilkie of C dipiitt, to the refeienee shelves.
(It) in gold will he offered as prizes ;
, Cp- nit I I I ; ; Will. S Ga., is the ntt radivi Kiied ot her
.“The number of read'T; u*iug ill a hi-dori.nl contest to lie con 1
' -j--1=3
ill.
( ji m p - ! ‘ lsl'’r, Mrs. Edwin Wall; or.
Hie lefelellee I....... alilo *lrivv.* ;i .ducted
1
bv 'he library for the upper
marked inerea-e, ll.e lolal t"i Hie |
I grade* ol iIn* grammar school.
j
N e x t D o o r T o W e s t e r n ( Iit ion
■Mrs. Myrles N, .* until of Alin year being
of which
1
i
"The
lihiauan
attended
Hie
l.ien
I
mi is the gue*t of Al, 's. .1. II Wynn wen* adult and l.xT, juveiiili
Tin
[ ilia I *ie*ei mg of the Southeaster" j
for the Week.
lihrai v i* well p.i ronized in tin ,
font erehre at (lull t allooga ibis'
evening*, and the Sunday service I
Mpring,
and presided al the annual
.Misii Blanche Wynne left Wed wa* enjoyed durieg Hie winter .‘
|inerting of tin* Florida Library \s
I'Mvviit,, ir ill anil nosday morning for Gainesville HOII.
IjWciation at Ku itis, when she was I
l5ue lli ll.•. I> 11 Sunday and other points where she will
I lie book.* hi tin* clii!.lren’s |re-elecled piesident for another j
visit
relatives
"He, Kv, ivln i |hvv will
! room have In*. II
li'i ted w ii h i lie ! year.
'tin* has meant many ex '
lonilu
I g r .ile s t care, and ri present tbe ' tin diitie . but luis also brought ,
HAVE HEKN ADDKI) TO O l'K STOCK IN OICI)HR TO
Mr. and Mr*. I,. R. Mitchell have ‘ highe I uuulity o! reading for tin*
CO N TIN U E O l'K S T U ’ K N D O IX
I ihe library considerable publicity i
• ti 'tiiiden let timed 1rom a jdousuilt visit in younger member , ) |,e .story hour tlirou»rboii. the state ami in ..nr
I D. ('hit Atlanta, Ga.
llll* been conducted Ho "Upbuilt (lie national work.
It is gratifying
1 ' liiHcndcii
EC O N O M IC S T U D Y
’
'■’
w.,y
The graph below wa* made up from
|H. c..u.in. u„| M,
U. S. Department of Labor 1925 Report.
I”" tl.'ini.iv i
A U c iirrB
lendar
Held Monday Even ing
vpw
IP WRD
CHEEf? UP,
Determination
rr „ ; te i f z uanjss
V
Amusements
£
I
•Sears Receives Letter From Banker
1hanking Him For Correcting Rumor
NOW ()p_
Standard Bar|
Shop
r ' v Knte whiu|“*
J
DtelArrivals
.....
THURSDA Y
Morning Specials!
"r
R a d io R e c e p tio n Is Got
h x l i aordinary oHurin^ of odds and unds
PRINCESS
The New York Radio Shi
HOOK R E A D E R S
INCREASE, YEA R ’S
REPORT REVEALS
N O T IC E !
H. C. V IF.I £
From Tuesday July 20, to Saturc
July 24, we will sell regular .S12
tickets f<>r $9.
SanItH'd ,-t Nouost Jewt'lur
S a n ita ry Cafe
500 Additional Dresse
!E
Mm
TIN'Til IN ADVERTISING
LESS THAN MTTLK
VHftw
V
Uash Druiri
lW 5 ARE <5oNE FbREVei?,
FIGURE DESPiTe AR
COOUPtie’S ECONOMY
A nTT - fa T
'te
-*»• *<OB A
r
STOCKH WENT up, new high
price* were recorded, the price of
a- -------------------r s B c n i m o * HATH*
money went down, you could apccA Year—4T.09; SI* Month*—11.10.
ulate cheaply, francs collapned,
Ilvered In City hy OmiTler, per
All. Die. Weakly KhJItlon i f 00
hears nhed tear*, bulls said, ‘‘I
. H I i«»
told you so.”
That was yester
...
,■
.
N e w s p a p e r a d v e r t i s i n g a n d e d i t o r i a l h elp, p o s t e r s and day's financial record.
^ • T B l’IAl, NOTinti
Mstleea. carda of thank*. reeotu- (s t j t k e r s t s p e a k e r s a t lu n c h e o n c lu b s , an d speakers f o r n u m »in and notices of rnieriainmenta
.Vyap
W H ILE TH E SE
thing*
hnp■//
.. ■"*"
o f ' , t h e !' H udiences. a ll will be u tiliz e d t o p u t b e f o r e
mndo will
ha
Hhera chare** are .................
l m a rre d for at regu'.ir advertlelba t h e people o f M ia m i t h a t it is good b u s i n e s s to p a y bills. penned, Indian* of the Bannoc and
Sho*honc tribe* were dancing
im d-T f 'V i “ m n ‘llc ,to K,!t ol(l a c c o u n t s s<[Uared' up. T h o u s - wildly around their totem pole near
Mv m h f . r a s s o c i a t h d r n s i i
n s , C d o lla r s will b e p u t i n t o c i r c u l a t i o n , t r a v e l i n g f r o m Pocatello, Idaho, to ptea*e tho *im
r h t Associated Press la axclusK«*d.
Aged warriors dropped in i
Ivalr entitled to th* tia* for ra
C(,nternH- h!'i k « * « i n tf> in d iv id u a ls their tracks.
' publication of all n*wa dispatches a n d h J h S "to°ln
j
credited to It or not
otherwise I m u 5 ? i n
e e n c e r n s . u n til m a n y t i m e s t h e t h o u s
Authorities ullowcd the dance oil
fired! ted In (his paper *nd also the1 a n d s o f d o lla rs will h a v e b e e n w iped o f f t h e d e b it p a g e s
condition that the Indian* would I
cal newa published herein. All <,f
t,,r|,,4irj
of republfcatlon of apeclal
le d g e r s .
not, us in former day*, insert
dlapntrhr* hepfttt) arc also reserved
T h e H e ra ld h a s s e e n s u c c e s s f u l " I ' a v U p . W e e k ” c a m
AXWIMU EYPtNpiTuReS
,honK" of deer *kin under the i
p
a
i
g
n
s
BiLuaM b u c k s
W EDNESDAY, J U L Y 21. 1026
a n u m b e r o f I,m an
U m l.T . h o r i g h t l e a d e r s h i p K S & T t a S ’ b S S S . r ' S S
a n d w ith t h e rig h t
a w eek I'lin » i
* *Pl r «tloil^ it is I (’m a r k a b l e how s u c h ; staying there until muRcica or
T H E H ERALD PLATFORM
.
, 1! HI . not ' inb ' mtouhq
s ln w -fia y ” p eo p le to
m e e t th,,n^B k«v‘ WHVWhite* cull
I-— IJ*«per water route to Ja c k i n e i r o b li g a t i o n s , b u t p ro v id e m e a n s f o r o t h e r s to uav bills that ,,hoiking. Indians think i t 1
sonville.
Wk—Construction of 8t. Johna-Inp u v ” d S r „ r ,MH,M ab,“ 10 Pay **
0f their “s l o w - ^ ' ^ ^ x r i h e
< J
dian River canal.
.
.
ihriel Hit*, the differenc
ml wop n
I . -E xtension of white way.
A n o t h e r tilin g we h a v e s e e n a ‘T a ,v - u p W e e k ” a c c o m p diincing uround .no totem
1^—Swimming pool, tennia courta, Ifsh
w as t h e o r g a n i z a t i o n o f “ N o - C r e d it ” a s s o c i a t i o n s f r o m pole ami brokers dancing around
* ate.
‘
great w
i mnpprro
o v eum
n ti m
in m
the n
b u s i n e s s c o n d it io n s (he (Jencral Motors pole is not so
^' ••—-Augmenting of building
I w h ic h .c.a. .m
. . .e K«v«.i
ineen
great.
, •
gram— house*, hotels, apart- l » ,
"i
t h e >’ “ P i r a t e d .
It w as d is c o v e r e d in t h e
ment houses.
c a m p a i g n t h a t m m ib e r s
of
people
w ere
TO HOLD the mirror up to mud
A— Batenslon of direct
paving : ‘ ay-1 p W e e k
‘ .slow -j.ay" t h r o u g h d e l i b e r a t e c h o ic e
T h e y w e r e f i g u r i n g Iurn time*, lead headline* in new*
ptogrnm.
A m an o w i n g a h u n d red 'paper*, and listen to the radio.
T^—f ’on* t rur I ion of b o u l e v a r d in t e r e s t on t h e m o n e y t h e y held
Young p iiple park their ears
■round Lake Monroe.
d ollars w a s f i g u r i n g how m u c h hi ■ wii> m a k i n g o f f t h e m a n
i along roadsides to indulge in a I
L — f ’oniplcllon of cily Itcautiflca- be ow ed t h a t h u n d re d d o lla r s .
”7 m igh t a s well h a v e t h e
: fe< donate «h mioiimrations. Samuel
llon progrnm.
One ot
L — K*pi*n*inn of nrhivi! nynlcm use o f m y m o n ey as lo ng a s p o s sib le
w as
the
r e a s o n in g llord. t'aioor, olijectcd.
|tile \oiing people shot him dead
* i l h provision for increased, t h a t kept o t h e r people out o f w h at was d ue th e m ,
fsrililir*.
;
It w a s fou n d th a t by a la r g e m a j o r i t y o f b u s i n e s s enn- Hind will know better next time,
if tic retain- to this planet. Youth
I
c
o
r
n s . a..............
g r e e i n g to e x t e n d d <> c r e d i t , o r to c h a r g e ten p e r I will tic served,
B I B L E V E R S E FOR TODAY
.............
c e n t i n t e r e s t upon n|| a c c o u n t s not paid a t t h e
T H E WIDE OPEN
HAND
end
of
•‘The poor *|i: it never cease out of t h i r t y d a y s, a very n o t ic e a b le c h a n g e m i s m a d e in f in a n c i a l
THE REV. Dr. Norris, earnest
the land; therefore. I command c o n d it io n s o f I lie tow n
A ls o
t h e new ru le *
“ clergyman of Fort Worth, Texu*.
new
r
u
le
s
a
c
t
e
d
a
s
a
s
o
r
t
thee, saying. Thou shalt open thine u r i...!.:, r,,...,.;,,,. ut,
c
"
*M
hand wide unto thv hrothei. to ,
b a h i t - t o i m iiig s y s t e m f o r th t people o f t h e tow n , a n d refers to himself a* n "hellfire and
damnation'' preacher, and lives up
thy poor, and to thv needy."!
c o n c e r n s g r e w la x a b o u t r e f u s i n g ■to lhe description.
DeutTr4” .111’ n " ,r<‘ w as ,1(’
th e ^ h old in g o f a f o r m a l “ P a v - 1 lie attacked the mayor of hi*
Ui> c a m p a ig n .
•
*
it : R NESS
town, on religious
and
other
r S
P R A Y E R — Continue, (> Thou
TA.MP.V TIM KS
when a friend of the
H(‘i e in S a n f o r d it is p r o b a b le th at people a r e a s p ro m p t ! giootid*.
loving God to enable us to receive
[mayor eallcd to remonatrute. Dr.
tho greater blessing.
O least two ’•’anipaii* hot re
about p a y i n g t h e i r bills a s a r e people a n y w h e r e .
Hut at
I Norris sent ihrev bullets through
We rather suspect that at but
1eo* Iv returned from a visit to
t h a t , f r e q u e n t " P n y - l p ” r e m i n d e r s a r e w ell-m ad e.
A m id hi' boily.
It was self-defense, he Flam e brought
.
The Lake l*le Of Inniafrer
I
"
1
" that bitterness is not because
I will arise mid go now, and go s u m m e r “ P a y - U p W e e k ” , in d eed , m ig h t be an e x c e lle n t s t i m *;iid. and Ihoii-umla crowded to his lilt t "I fll'S.H towardwordtheof Kreneh
"I
this. Imt because' of something
t'mted
to Innlsfree.
ulus to w a r d im p ro v e d c o n d i t i o n s ev en in S a n f o r d .
P e r chon h to .hake hands with him. Sta»
It wm not necessary; el*l
And we suspect, also, that
And n small cabin build there, haps t h e C h a m b e r o f C o m e r c e o r o n e o f th(
CIVIC
1 "* d ,|!»s conn* from to.! I III- -oinctliiug else is American*
AT CANTON. Ohio, Don It. M,*|
of flay and wattles made: would lik e to t a k e t h e lead f o r s u c h
Nothing ha* over t hemselves
a cam p aig n .
j I " .. who ii.■'•■•I i" iMihlisb u |iupcr, is inaov "lines.
swashbuckling, fool
Nino bean raws will I havo there,
hef'ei
demonstrated
it, however. I’ h. rich Americans who
•li'.i'l
He interfered with the op
a hive for (he honey bee,
flaunt
I
hau
'lint
Sunday
parade
of
proerations nt t„en engnged in boot
themselves and their money lie. And live alone in the U'c-loud
A
Really
Serious
Situation
(<
•
*»
in
Paris
by
the
wo
mnded
glade.
legging ami Minilnr enterprises, From b veteran*
As is known, fore Frenchmen as they "do" Par
neglected a warning that he vvus to
is and other points giving them
•hi
pride: t
was
professedly the idea that Americans are all of
And f shall have some peace there
KegardloHH ol t h e f a c t t h a t its
g reatest
c o n s t r u c t i o n In* killed, and was killed, as pro- again i our attitude toward
the
_
that type— indifferent to all save
for pcaco comes dropping p r o g r a m is n o w u n d e r w ay, a n d t h a t new h o u s e s a r e s p r i n g dieted.
slow.
Tia; groin war that made killing Freii, h war debt to this country.
their own pleasures and appetites,
S" tar as tin* war debt matter is out for ii good time no matter what
Dropping from the veils of the in g Up 111 all p a r t s of t h e c i t y , S a n f o r d t o d a y f a c e s a h o u s "glorious" seems tt, have been
com
•■raed.
a*
Americans
analyze
in g s h o r t a g e t h a t '*
is rl ee a l l y s e r io u s a n d d e s e r v i n g o f t h e misunderstood and the "autom atic"
morning
to
where
the !V*'
it cost* or what may he the condi j
tb*
it nation tin* recent
Mellon- tio of those Who look on appalled,
«?ri.cknt sing*:
t h o u g h t f u l a t t e n t i o n i jf a ll o f us who au * i n t e r e s t e d
is
becoming
as
powerful
in
the
in s e e Thera midnight’s ail a glimmer, in g o u r c i t y p r o g r e s s .
Dulled Stale*, a* the vote ought Ih longer arrangement for Hie se t as they *ee it and whose re-action j
tlement of the French debt to this to this presentation of the Amerito he.
ami moon a purple glow.
country virtually cancelled nearly cim people i* one of sullenness, \
T h e r e a r e v e ry tow v a c a n t h o u s e s a v a ila b le .
A
d riv e
And evening full of the linnet’s
Of „ principal
wings.
a ro u n d t h e c i t y will c o n v in c e a n y o n e th a t t h i s is tr u e .
It
M It. ItlCKAKD, greatest prize haif or that delit.
which they cun only figure hits to i
totalling
about
$1,(100,0(10.000
. it do with the war debts.
fight
impressario,
plans
to
In other
“ pull eall"d
h a s g o t t e n to t h e p o i n t w h e r e Hie m a n w h o w i s h e s to b r in g
_ 1 will arise and go now, for nlo f f the Dempsey-Tunney
prize sene* upon France to make a long words, we suspect that the French
h is f a m i l y h e r e c a n n o t do s o b e c a u s e be is u n a b le to find
of
payment*
whose
c.i*h
■ ,
wavs, night ami day
<1 I light in Chicago.
value. at current interest rates, i bittcrncs* toward America is be !
I hear lake water lapping with p l a t e l o r t h e m to live. T o b e c o m e a re s id e n t j( is alm o st
'He predict* a lugger ‘‘g«tx\’'
,cause tin* most of the Americans |
low HuuridM hv tli * slmre;
n e c e s s a r y to Inn a lot a n d build t o u r ow n b o u s e an d while " h u h means more money, than only a little over " $ 2.000.0(10.111,n ,1b.*y sei* give them an entirely,
Mofeovci ni-;i|liv ill of this prin
Whilo I *1 and on tile rondwnv, o,* you a r e d o in g it. In liv e in a t e n t.
wa* ever paid fur any prize fight
eipal clou god •gainst F ram e i n,,i wrong concept ion of the g re a t!
on tiie mivenienls gn \,
in the history of the world.
. iiniss oi Americans and a false in
S
a
n
f
o
r
d
m
a
y
be
o
n
e
o
f
(
h
e
fe
w
p
la
ce
s
in
F
lo
r
id
a
I hear it in the deep hunrt*
a* the I’ li mh people insist, "wui t"i uri tnt ion o| the
vs h e re
American
I
he
Dempsey
Cnrpentter
light
core.
Hus s i t u a t i o n e x i s t s . W e k n o w t h e r e a r e m a n y c i t i e s w h e re drew a i mwil of 80,000 that paid loans” made v hih- Fram e w.,- heart and life, more than because
— W. H. Yei.t *. a p a r t m e n t s a n d h o u s e s a n ; f o r ren t at u nusually
lighting a* out .illy, but
reeon '" I anything. l.-,e or all things else.
low r a l e s , U.OOO,iron for their pleasure. Mr.
but t h e fact r e m a i n s t h a t S a n f o r d h a s a d ec id e d ly s e r io u s Rickard expects Chicago in do struct ion loan* made to France a!
The next best Uiing to be done
The fin, of the Smoker* singed
better, also that Chicago will ap ter tin* armisiire
I in the premises is for prosperous
the Palms in a twin i>ill venter h o u s in g s h o r t a g e .
Americans ,pl,. m pained -nr
preciate the great honor,
a* it
\nierican* to try to grasp the
day.
prise, "What .(..,** France w.mt French viewpoint, and instead of
W it h (h e s i t u a t i o n b e c o m in g m o re a c u t e e v e r t day
us * Iioii Id
and
expect
”
’
growing angry at (In* French al
Tho French would like verv th e s u m m e r p a s s e s s o m e t h i n g m o s t lie d o n e soon o r th e
Yet il is impo- ible not to
m- "Hide, regard it with patient s.vm
\\ K ARE a rich people. 2*t,2H!i
If t h e r e a r e no v a
much to see their franc rise like tall will find us g r e a t l y h a n d ic a p p e d .
puthize with tin I reneh.
Their [patby. since
it is perhaps
too
OUT gasoline prices.
c a n l h o u s e s f o r p eo p le to r e n t w h en t h e r e l u e no w i n t e r liiiliU m the United States have troubles ut manv.
Their franc , much to expect the French to get
deposit* „f tlil,000.000.001). That
v is i t o r s h e re a n d w h en m a n y o f o u r own people a r e a w a y sounds like a great deal, hut is IH (lOWM In illmilt t\\u for II Illcki I, 'the American viewpoint regarding
M
The problem of the bout i* trvami steadily going lower.
Noth tin* debt business.
I
VlTIjf ' to keep cool with <'onlidge f o r t h e s u m m e r , w h at w i l l ' c o n d i t i o n s la an d hmv m a n y only $fi 10.00 apiece for 100,000, big yet dope i,,
q |)lls 1(„.
We have said that Hus i» the
men you uron t in the Adi,on p la c e s will be a v a i l a b l e w h en all t h e w i n t e r people g e t 000 Ameriiaus of whom many are
French liusin<**- next best thing to do.
worth $100,000, many other worth lasting " I feet.
That is be- |
dacks.
b ack and \ a c u t i o n i s t s r e t u r n ?
Rife fm cause we are profitundly impressed |
$1,000,000, many worth ten. twen and industry are iip>,.|.
most
uf
the
French
people
js
hard
A lm o st e v e r y p e r s o n who r e a c h e s h o m e
from
a
t r i p ty. thirty millions, some worth
Hint the best thing to he done i* !
Anthannsios Eutaxias i, the new
French
Greek Premier. Run a mile, fill t h r o u g h n o r t h e r n s t a t e s p r e d ic ts h eavy t r a v e l to F lo r id a $100,000,(100 and a goud deal more. |)aid, ii * war debts are not being for Americans visiting France to ,
expected, out conduct themselves as real Amcr- i
your mouth with crackers amt pro t h i s w i n t e r a m i Ufnse w h o a r e in a p o s it io n to kn ow a s s u r e This i* a rich country, and we are of Gorin,inFrenchmen
indemnities.
A wrong nans, and not give the French pen- !
getting
richer
every
day
But
nounce it.
us t h a t t h e c o m i n g tall a n d w i n t e r will s e e F l o r i d a 's b u s i with no particular plan vi*ddc.
cd nation, a* victor see* herself ,, t'le an entirely wrong conception
worse plight than the beaten et„. ok the United States and its people. ■
W i t h t h i s in m in d , S a n f o r d h a s an op
Coolidgn Urgea Greater Eco e s t to u rist y e a r .
my that lorccd war on her.
Hut When prosperity parades itself be
p
o
r
tu
n
it
y
ot
it
s
li
f
e
t
i
m
e
t
o
m
a
k
e
a
b
ig
g
r
o
w
t
h
hut
u
n
le
s
s
T
H
IR
T
E
E
N
,
BURN
ED
lo
death
nomy.” Gosh, how's he going 11,
why the lot11 i m**s against America tore poverty bitterness is all that
in
a^
mountain
inn
at
Haim
Falls,
provide for the extra crop of ' lame s o m e of o u r people w h o c a n do so. g e l b u sy an d s t a r t t h e
N. V , cannot lie identified .mil will b«caii.*e ..| all of tin*?
can be expected lo result.
ducks" thiH Fall?
c o n s t r iu tion ot m a n y m o r e h o u s e s a n d a p a r t m e n t s , th e go to the grave with icligmu* rites
----------(>----If then* happens
Next vear's commercial const.* c o m i n g w in t e r , w h ic h wilt soon be h e r e , will find us a l of two kinds.
will li»t the primaries as one , | m o st wholly u n a b le to p ro v id e liv in g q u a r t e r s f o r Hious- to he a Mmlilhist, Mohammedan, or
Goafusian among tin* thnieen he
Pennsvlvuuia’s most iirofituhlu ii , a n ils who vvn "!<l like to s p e n d t h e w i n t e r in S a n f o r d ,
l i ' R T M YERS I KOl’ ICAI. NEW S
will have to take hi * chain e
dtistritm.- Montague Glass.
T h o s e is st i l l j u n e f o r h u n d r e d s o f new h o u s e s to be coil—.......o--------- Of tru th in a d v e rti*in g , which , worm and not of the laboratory.
Hig c i t i e s a r e
It wa* a lit,id one I,, lose yester- s t r u c t e d but h o u se s c a n n o t be b u ilt hy t a lk .
MR. SAM Wing, accomplished I* the sine qua non of u|| Kll( Hint “leather” soles iiuill
by
dgjf, hut then there's a double not m a d e by w i s h in g n or c a n S a n f o r d l a k e a d v a n t a g e o f its gunman of the On Leong 'long, eessful advert H i, re. Hu* m*w*pa leather and not paper.
header todav wltnh will give u* e x c e p t i o n a l o p p o r t u n it i e s fo r p r o s p e r i t y i f we allow s u c h went to the electric chair, hut first
The fight for truth in advertis
plenty chance* to gel revenge.
gave orders for burial services, per it ••■If. recugiu/ed today a* tina c h a n c e as t h i s to p a s s u n h e e d e d .
— - o
..
both Chinese ami Christian.
He most p o w e rfu l a d v e iii-in g f,,,,,. '" g -which is the cornerstone of
vvu*. never a Christian. Imt i.dd his in the vvorld, should and mu-l I , , modern business cthie*— lias been
Representative
I'tishaw
of
Georgia says that «oiigiehsutoi, oil*
It i long and hard. To those who feel
H O O K S A K K D K I . U i H T F U L w h en
p ro sp erity
h ap p ily friends that tho cMetric chair, be the out- tandiiig exemplar.
a newspaper "scrap" is „f no
dr tin* reason Hint 11,.- Trop,. .,| I thut
undtnmid. But that Won’t keep s m i l e s ; V. hen a d v e r s i t y t h r e a t e n s t h e y a l e in s e p a r a b l e c o m - ing unknown to Chinese gods, i hey for
,
News
I oil a v ndi!ivs*c*
inlili'e*...^ n
" *t.|f
— ir |„
. qu. I l>u"H* coiircrn \vt* run nnly snv
might have no provision
|tllWoe wllltu from running lor r •
ews today
Iortcrs.
I liev g iv e .s t r e n g t h lo h u m a n c o m p a c t s , n o r are corpse from that source.
that tht* Tropical Ni-ws has no
election.
distasteful task of calling to
g r a v e o p in io n s b r o u g h t f o r w a r d w i t h o u t hooks.
A r t s and
count once more a iieighbdr and intention of n tt ing idly by an<i
doing npthing when a competitor
A L IT T L E
C IIR IS T IA N S having invented competitor for vvlmt can on I,
s c i e n c e s , t h e b e n e f i t s o f w h ic h no m in d c a n c a l c u l a t e , d e
A little loving
the electric rhair, doubt I. -* have cli*Nn i ImmI U:« jfros.H mi.srepU’Mr,i Indulge* in 'a practice which is at
pend upon books. - H icham I Do Hui’v.
once subversive of. business ethics
Hero and thcie,
h-G od that would know what lo do atmii nf the coaimoditv which
and destructive of public confi- 'for sale
' to the
• business
Will certainly mu**
with Hu* remains, so Hie thought offfers
A girlie’* hau
ful Chinese decided on In.ili reli and met chants of
|.‘,>rt
Mve rs. denco ,n the^ievvspaper advertis
ing medium. Since the public is
— PinI Armstrong
When a newspapei „,|i, n*
gions for the funeral *eivice
TAMI'A TIM KS
upon
Using, n is offering
mulit’ut* almost entirely dependent
advertising for its knowledge of I
A little loving
for
thy
advertiHer's
WE
SP
E
N
D
our
live
watching
s
uii'KBH^t
Aii exhilulpin of petty politic* of Washington, Liinola and Roose
the commercial progress anil the
I must admit;
of pomt i of ,
men and women passing Hirnugh given .number
,
seldom equaled in tills country has velt being the most
popular. a dour labeled "death," ami we all tact with the haying puldn
In the duylimo
cemmercml opportunities of the
it
been given by tile republican a I Selmols Imve been named for other
world, truth in advertising is a
la hard to “git."
huv,*
theories,
hut
nobody,
apart
s
as
essential
to
the
In
teg
rity
of
I dermen ,.r New RiK-helle, New presidents, and in no ease wus the
-------- -----------matter
of profound puhl e eonfrom
faith,
has
any
knowledge
of
the transaction that circulation
eern.
The Tropical New* proSenator liornh made a prohibi- York, wim voted lo chungc ihe selection considered a matter of what is on the other side of the statements shall be him
name
of
Hm
Woodlow
Wilson
Me
t a it
in
f t * tlon talk ut Savannah. I*ook out,
politics. On,' of the Tampa schools door.
By and hy our (inn conics, ia tlml “ull wool" good* shall he poses to fc*do , it*,,-part ving in "Fort Myers tileninintnia
1s*,’
n'/iomyone
*omyone will uceutje him uf »„• nmrial high school lo plum New j is named Roosevelt. It wu* named utul we go. then Wi* km
highest
free
from
shoddy
per. „ ,
- -••. * t “real *dk“ possible
Governor I in full knowledge of the fact that haps.
Ctyiting one of
( thoxe Anti-Saloon Rocludje high t*cliool.
'■* Ctyitmg
standard of advertising
shall he products of
t
he
Al Smith refers to these uldernieii j Theodore Roosevelt was u republi
-ilk in ull its phases.
Leajfuc'x welJ known honouuiii*,
as "a little group of small town, can.
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There is scarcely a proba
“ NEWARK GUNMEN kill cash
The I’eniacoia Journal carries small fry, peanut |inllttriiiii*" and bility that its name will ever he ier, aged 72, flee with $l;f,«|M)."
/following: “Church Notes:" declares that they "Imve abundant ehanged.
I hut s the lutest; the average is
ORLANDO R E P O R T E R STAR
Younger Guuerution’* Stum reason to he ashamed of them
Woodrow Wilson distinguished half a dozen such murders a day.
For Hell.’’ The tent is well selves.” Every patriotic and fair
When the prosperous class defy
himself during some of tho most
I’letty soon the Fl<orida grape
»t#d.’’ Well, we Hh[wjld think minded American will agree that 1Dying years in the history of the the law because they like alcohol
is justified
New \u rks governor bus prupfrlvTeniiiilrv', winning for himself u you cun’t wonder that the l.iwent growers will he squeezing the hard product such m believing that a
Nr?
..
sized
up
the
New
Rochelle
olderIU v
. ------- -O---------mime that will ever rank among cluss defy the law because they like time* out of Florida by squeezing developed here with g^ca^su^'p,1?
; j y “ During the reading of the ring men.
the gi cutest of the president*. Hi* money.
the juice out of the grapes they R«l>idlv Florida is cxpand n T in
_. Everett
.
_____
_
_
The imly excuse for changing name is a titling one for any Hchool
‘irtmoney,
Jonc».
fra
usefulness by expanding j„ the d "
Unity ’brother
'
of thu groom, wilt [ D"‘ mime of the high school seems to bear, and it is the chcunest kind
MR. M IKE MeKrlinc, gangster, Rruw.
velopinent „f fr„„ am, v
ta^
iy “Anchored’’ oil the violin, »■•- to *’*’ (bat Woodrow Wilson was u of politic* for any official body to brought from Chirugo to face the
There i| reason to believe thut production.
And these ure the
panted ut the piano by Miss I ,lun" Hrut
.Evidently .the*,* ar- remove that name from a school. judge, in*i*t« upon delivering n the men who have started out to things that make f„r '
long, very drunken speech, expreasr.— P ratt, Kan.,
Triliune.
repuhllpan* were constantly I ampa also Inis ii Woodrow ____
permanent
hi low opinion of all mdgeii.' grow grape* on u coni menial ba prosperity.
not a bad jjlece for a wed- .•r°tll>led liy the fuel that the mime school. Its name won't he rhang1 ing hi*
The
gold
hunter*
Thin* indicate* thut prohibition sis in Florida will accomplish what
who first
'of a prominent democrat appeared
And by the way, we also hare
rushed to California •lid not
on their most Important school. a George Washington school. ‘No ia nut a 100 per cent success, at they huv# undertaken.
find
And it
allies growing
^Wonder what the similes of When New Kuchellc bestow...| Hitt one will ever think of v lm n g in g JU j least in Chicago jails.
"getaim**
xvifl be a great accomplishment for Ihpppr)V^ MM<* ' egel
V I II and Chari** H of Kng- name of Woodrow .Wilson upon it*
‘ name.
■ w -tw -i
sally liked- fruit.
The quality mous tHl tu i!* * ’
the Ht“ te
I
Other.* came along later '
N E W S A B O U T one kind uf "had the state.
I'snd H fnfy Iff of France and, high school it wu* iuit for the purGrapes are a univer- mous.
I f the people of New
business”
from
the
West
will
pojfe
o
f
1'
-----*
■
Y cowrponful of other dead ami POM f hpnoring g democrat but hnvfl the proper civic priii
roduced in Florida is excellent, £ £
" 7 ! ,,S ; “l";™
i>»r-1
.monarch* thought when, to to .pefpetuhte
.
the flame' of "one of will force their foolish "
8 ’ne by dne the obstacles that
v: „ 7 W tio n .T ''''...........
l’«rk ...ha* stood In Ihe way of commercial
-tWh# of it, thity heard tiiut (he moat outstanding presidents
'resident* of to - reconsider the decision to t e
^9arol, o f Rwnaniu had born the United Stutoa.
Thousands of change the nume or the school. been clo»ed for lack o f "trade.” production are being overcome. •
tA»immoral to be a king, communities have school* hearing What they have done eo n c erllS f I t atood there 32 years, with never
The
twenty-five years have
th * name* of preaidanta, the name* it ia g good deal less than Jlttlfj • Customer, and now it is torn Been bo
ny now product* *ucoteajtally
own in Florida that one
Bg field*.
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i:*V
W l‘
—
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rmination
ELEC TR IC ITY
AN
IM P O R T A N T
IN
R E D U C IN G
L IV IN G
FACTOR
H IG H
fa "t U .•
nf t h e
*t Ouuvli « ill Imve a
Ifnoil sail*. S;it u n l a y
Rl h<“1'1 1,1 fro n t o f
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CO STS
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CLOTH
HARO AI NS IN
All This Week
Fuel is 9 4 % A bove,
Wngea
9 4 7o A bove,
Living Cost 90%
Above the cost level of 1 9 ) ii.
Of Manufacturing!
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IMPORTED
QUALITY RAYONS
:e killer
t e ,? '"» »
I G * , r q" lck ritJ^nce
»'Hut,(C[c.1>0 ry lice*
Bolts, Two
Extra
inches w ide.
grades,
Only five bales left.
.ilnllL'i,"1!1!!.
•'•mire <tr .....re nppri.prli.it- Ihnn Ihrac
Hall?^
' i* rrn,'h voile i l r r u n l Thr> r.imr In ull the
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frr:, n
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m e,.
*' " ' Ihe! wuilld c.»«|. ,„u
» , arr n.klng lu thin onl.,ur ,nlr.
*
TOWNTALK DRESSES
NIFTY
SILK DRESSES
Thl« U thf* Introiliii'llna al lkl» brand of drraara mtn
uur i*lt, i, im| (hr wuiiirn of .Nunfard have alnmiivd
•bfii, with (brlr npiirotal h> ikr wa, i k r , hnva
bi.uwhl lk.*nj ilurlnif tlir itaat (rn dar> ul our »nl<-.
’rh r> no* nuiilr uf a « ..Ii.lrrful auiilll, ul «||lu>. rnmna
lu (hr much dralrcil prluicd drolana and uthrru
plain ri.Ji.ro. Dual
'
let Ihi* opportunity allp h>
nut biolag <>ur,( ur ( itii.
The price «f these dresses and (heir •PoMr appear"»-•
" ' " h - •« ndvlsahl, f . r fhe
."he tv
" toe
C person lo hay
sul one
If Is vaeaflun“ n
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a l such
n small rusl. V.
O .iilpr a few dapn le ft fa av a il vuaraelf
»f (his wppurfaally.
$ 8.50
$ 7.95
'A
'Cow,.
"feed by
P eed
™PPi.v Co.
And
*s
aspea b = j * b
*
1>h o n e ; 1 2 3 .
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perhnp*. \}vrkm >un %>111 hr In nrnl of J rmI ||»U tip u
«lrr*«i»f Niiinr fM«s!ili»nnl In nm«*ll> Btrlpc* iml nil
nnrlfc «lei*lilrii more than %%e ure xoikliiir.
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Electricity is always ready
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at lowest cost.
Electricity ia 10% Below 1913
coats.
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FROM LOOP LEAD LoopDebutAgainstlndians GIANTS WORST
Today’s Games
Yesterday’s Results l|
§
Ni<iiiinnl Lcnmic
’\:*\v '» urk, 2; ChiniKu, Hi.
la
lii.n k h -n ,
I;
viiw ttilt,
1! ”*■! 'i. 5; i’ittnliut'irh, 8.
(d u ly three I.
Ge\&ryri\vii Will Meet
i- Gi owe is h t IMijimci
‘ Series; rouh.V Hill
Is Suheduh'd Tnday
^Cantwel!, Slated
To Pitch Opener
(iives Views On
Tht owingOn! Game
W'th Satasoln Club
P in c h H i l l e r H hu-kstock
Is
One Jinimy
Cdirinsko
now
R e s p o n s i b l e F o r S m o k e r s u-rves h.i'-rli.iil; in tfce hmjor
i
D ouble V i c t o r y ; G m n d i n Is h-aittn.'S.
Chased F ro m G u m eH yK rv
Half till'll life T(ir/'H puldished
---------i todav show tli il he pitched for the
T a m p a . July
21. - 01-1 Fort Wndiini'ton Senators.
Tho »'.'••
Suit hern Asworiutinn
Myers dropi etl from the (<>|i tii 'iter semi pro for three innings
Mi |ii|il i-. >'• III; ( 'huUuiliKitfa,
•hird Plata- ami Tnnipa advanced held Cleveland liitless and runless,
I'll iMiiehaui, 8 fi; Mnliilc, 10 -,r<
fmm tint tom to sixth, as a tesup i Cleveland won. !i to 2, jiilinc up 7
A (I.min. 2; New I It leans. II.
of th, Smokers i win victory o v c runs on Mom (l in the sixth.
i t ll ih O ireel.
’ h'lur. Tuesday iifi. ino.,11
|‘hiladel|m i lost twice to the
J V;,'5,"";1 !
U M .
Timers, f. to *1 and S to :i, C„l|j„s
Southeastern f.engue
Him Kstoi-k ilelivered as a pinch I ^jviiiR milv five hits in the fir t
hitte, m lint h y it men drivinj; in t h e ! , , an„. Hr»d Cil-nn and IhniHs mil v
M o n lt'o n iiT y , 5; A litany, li.
w,r,,ony mas t.t the ninth rinimr j seven in I he
,»nd,
( mI iio i Iiio .. I; .laeksunville, 2.
of tli fir l iriimo and lyintr tli
St Atii'iiHlinn. I; S avannah, f
The
White
Sox
had two large in
retire wiili a wallop in the
flings
and
tvi.ti
easily
from the
frnmi of (he second.
l-'loridn State l.eaxue
Boston Red S..X, 12 to 2.
F T . MY 1,'ltS
llradi nl on, (I-1 ; ( irlando, I I.
Althmii'h heaien hy St. f.finis,
O'l'eill v, -s
I Second trame 7 innings i
In il. Ilu Y.itile. added half a ganm
(Ira iu lm , . I
\ N I H|{|>. I ; SI. I’etersl.iiir, 2,
t" ilu ii I- nl when Philadelphia
Wick Im m. II.
I I I iiinitiK l
I.. ' t-.tu
Ifu.ill of the Yankei--.
Iloiiiini'n, i I
I ;,ki land, t; Satasota, ! Hi in- Bon /.a . I i
nini's, taint.
if
1'll ai
I'ot I My •i s,
2; Tit in pa. . I
-I.
Cham .
2nd triune 7 iiiuiuys a e i i ' iiiea*. Jo h n -1■
M. Il ..
!•
M a t ,.
Ancriran l.t-agiM4
D.lrcit', ■)- **; I’hil.tihljiin:.. it 2
;•! I.miiN't \v Vink, ii.
1 I'lrni'i.. I ;; Ito-toii. 2.
< Ii vc.nn-l ' ; Wii.iluruftoii, 2.
nave six Loses on halls, hit two
inon find pia dueed a wild pitch in
il 2-.'l innir.k's.
{tilth hit hi> 2Mth limner with no
mu* mi base in the third.
.
{ Jauobnun's error in ritfht field
H»r Hrookln pennittetl Cincinnati
io win, 5 to I, and retain Us ntArtrhi of one ami one-hitlf Kamen
over PittsluirRh.
Marriott and
Pipp were put off the field after
I.eiiiR separated hy other [dttyers.
I'ittshurjjh, a f t r r turning over
Infielder Moore to tiie Boston
Braves f
the waiver price, nublined the hmcroft men, H to 6.
Mnore teas fined $100 lust Week for
miliffereiit playing.
The Cuirs hud scored 12 runs
before the third inning ended in
lu ir rout of the (iiants and added
■•i.i- miir.' m the fifth, hitting four
, .Ii Imrs.
%
i ( lu h tw o s e h c iiu lid .I
LOSS OF YEAR!
Four Hurlors Yit-ld !K Hits
And 1(i Runs Wbile Jones
Keeps H Hits S n tllered ;
1-Veii'au Suspendetl .‘I Days
Reds Nose Out Win
Ii i llt.h Against Itohins
P i r u l e s M a k e H i t s ( 'm i n i T o j
Ile a l B o s t o n l l r u v e s In A i
H a rd F o u g h t C on lo s t , 8-.r> I
ATHLETICS
National Lenuiic
Uni-mi n al Pittsburgh. ‘
|.o ,iMi al Ciiicinntili.
Vinerirun l.catrtie
I i : .it at Washington,
t . eland al Pliiliuh Ipliiu.
( I-',", •• at N’t tv York.
I., i i - at fto'toii.
N11.them A-■■mialiua
A41. . •*-i at New (Irli ana.
I *1»• 11
Iiaiti ill Molnle.
Men p.
at ( Tiuttnnoogn.
( d - .... -hree schdluh-fi).
Noul hcaidern l.cagne
! *.a
it \hinny.
J,i ksoavdl'' at Cohimhits.
VI•ai|goineiy al Nt. Augm line.
Florida Stale la-ague
F.ikehtnd ill Sara ota.
. \N FOR 11 at SI. I'eterslmrg.
F o il Myers at Turn pa.
Br.iih 111011 at Orhuuiu.
D etroit Makes t ' u j
Or S c rie s I,, S j 1
To
Penn.-ini Ass
Of Connie Mack’J P
Browns Fven
With League
M orrell Allows Sev*.
In S ix th And jj.
Lose T o (:leu-lanij
UTS.
...
colony
litf’e in lhc f,lln , mimes.
Dnperstitious «»•<*«“
If a
■dally
«nt i* ni ni'-d Mary, they
jttle is half won.
the song used to su>'.
d old name. Noth.n-r
-fast «n every d«v. «D»pl«
pjrrtrntiou* «nd plain.
all over the
‘ha* it l.vnettes
and
ins ai"I
, ,nJ Odettes.
If Mary
M („ Hollywood to enter
•TT fhe’d better think twice
fS f changes her name to
iJrl I’ipperinO' few .Marys
||n the movies.
(he niieeii of tliem all
piefcfniil.
“America’s
nniile
her
how as an
it"
i, her unlive city of <
-fan., (t the age of five.
I sopearance in motion
with D. W. Griffith
A m id M ajestic Pines
Sf
Recent activities in Sanford real estate have tended to
.1
show the great interest in property on which it is logical
Io build.
I be activity in Sanford Grove bears^iihour contention
that the home site buyer is planning to build directly
irrini- Ever Since
u - Bickford—or
f|y, Mr/ tiouglas Fairthing Imt
het.,!
the touch
Pile
,| Hie Mary
She uc('union', v, f which she
•1 11*18. To
I pnn.it,in
t monevj j« ,.n*- >2
.in,l most ,
1 hi die •"<
I profit-: 2" *■ M. , in midi - j
s her'el." 1
lthr<aliiiv tu
migmled ,
Mill"- Nlmti
DaBa: Tex wlien only
'entered the movies. B p rine.-'-v, 1 ,1 vears ago she
I a fuitiiue "I' more Hum a
■jjS
l,le Patl1 of ,lle city’s growth. There is no straying
rom the heaten path, f .very priispeclive buyer of
property in Sanford todav can easily watch the trend of
build er.
t CHICAGO, July 21.- CP>- The
IT111 ,A 0 K 1.1111
Nett York Giants Tuesdat reei-ived
i/l’i —Thu jieinia
tie ir tvoi.st healing of 11,,- season
Philadelphia Ail
when ilu* Chicago Crth. hurieil
bard jolt Tm-d.
' I ! I HOOK Lit
them under an avalnmhe of lu*s
trnit Tigers t,„,|
.
|i trf . | litnr
a-'d won liu! final game of I he se
double header, ■
li e 1 ' i i i
ii i •I u i n linliie |o
lies PI to 2, making il Ihiee out
Il was a clean
m a r t I m ti l
naiiu
n|>ii,n-|
i
f four in the series. Tile (built :
of Ilu four gao ,.
the Iti .‘iileiitiiii <ii'.i\ei- ami in %i<-w
I nsi d four tnli hers thnt were un
of the i-rral :iim.ilnl ..| inleie I
Rip ( 'olliiis \. ,
|.;
aide to lop ilu- slugging nf the
I
I.OHIIlA
STATIC
I,LAC
I
Bjlow i l.y tin fail .liirmi- the n.iul
ill (lie first gam. .
Pet. I bjeal-’. Jmies, on the other hand.
Won \.
trip, tile park I ex peeteil til lie
Tula i
21
71,1 I pitched a sternly game ami tva ; Willey Allows liu ( Tw o H its hits, (ijlisttu w.,
id ,! o-l.i
to
•. joni Mil'll fur the npeiiei InmiiirnW
sei.-ond until he I,.,
.lit:t
i giv< n wonderful support by his
W hile Lakeland Is G ellin g uess ami was . ,
F al' land
!l
a
.Afternoon.
TAMP \
All
team mates. It tvas Jones' fourth
pn a k
I l-.ui Myers
„ 8
f,
Nine O ff G reen ; llruzicr Is Matiiish hit a ,
A win t his :i 111-1mKin will pive
I Ii-iiii ) •.
eonseeiilive vielory.
2 fi il
i Sanlor |
7
f.
U> tho Ira veil rrt a johkI road pereentS
ta r At K »l. GeltinK.THits fourt It inning ,.1 u„. <W))
1 dollars.
Tit’uii-i.
11
8
Howard Fruigau, regular tliird 1
W ilson H u rls K x c c l l e n l R ail ! Saiasota.
, ago, a Iiikm will put tin in .a,,. |„.
The AIhl. ti,
Slant mi,
Marv Ib'ii 11, not yet out
T
i
mi pa
T
*
!i
laisemmi
,,f
the
flubs,
yesterday
Ibit A Iverson Is M o r e FTSARASOTA. July 21. --(/P| — In player
'/hind the mu jot it., of I'aim-s |.luvlast s ,.lri A(
l.ope/, I
"teens.” is another of the
! SI I*1 ler-l'iil g
•!
8
re,-eiv* I Word of his three-day |a game tiial u;
\cd on (lie roud. l'n le-i a i|,,i,l,|,.
i*|„.‘ ...
VVlut man 11,
fe o liv o In I’i n c h e s ; S e c o n d III |. nlnli
hi prove the value of a
l
!l
d.tispf 11 mn by President. lieydlcY a* the emi of is slopped by rain was taken mil
.header it playnl tin. i l t e m . ;,t
0 innings, Lake j " f the game l„
uj
Jlard t. i
5hp.als,i Imits from Texas,
C
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if
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l
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W
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in
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a
t
is
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O
f
R
a
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n
1
he,
am.1
o|
|,is
run
in
with
Cinpire
£,• leant tin even l.r. -.l u ill |„
„i;,i
la ai won fn ^ i
Salt a i/.
[ipeiit m,1 t "f her gii'lhni'.!
|Mel.aiighlin mi .Monday 11, protest- I of T to 2 here 1 in so(a l.y a •c o i" ; 'oig and imlil 1. , , „t [lf
AMLIMt AN 1.1: Ati I : K
I t * F i « l i l GitnifH, C u l b r e t h
tern.
I lesday.
j Kid not parti.
C. A ltai.
i f the |e.i.iis wit h in-iarli. 1.
r
p f J'jK S B fK G , July 20.
j
mg
a
tlmd
strike
deei-ioii
again
I
SARASOTA
And T r c n c l i a r t l T 'u rn in t; In
AB R II p n A F game. It wa
The fan- ei-ria olv hnw
how t
Irwii'VK. M.hv liinl hardly
1
him.
’
I
■ •d mure el feelive m I •
l "i l.
I Buckley, 21.
faith in (lie i Inti all **a *»*ii Tln-y
O jlia il in isaal ............M'jn'
111 el. I.
'I w o W ell I 'il e li c il Con t e s t s
|jn 11,'llv vv, ,„l Itefoi e she
I * i i m le
1han W1bam ami th ■ |u iklplna
.11 New Yuli Old 01)0 ll|0 2 8
-, deck, 2li
VjB5 have linen loval Ii. a man There I
" • 'T i e s in 11*2 I 11
,
Yirautv •>,n(>• ' - Imt launch1In 1irst game of 11, • 1 >
.22,
I
Imago
I
17
0
in
mix
u;
is
0
I WcIMi. If
0 [ 1 oiiseelil i\,. ...... .
linn been nothme III mar that pel',
10
IH
n l:! w i k i . ■Inly 21. </Pi—The
tin : ii-lliiluul iiii'eir. Sin*
mloi d here Ttiesda . \\
!
IPilP-rn
( i|-f» II fe Id.
11■•v1 , 1Brazil r. ef
jfoct Vietury Hi Mo- In | half mil ' Hil l' di. < old look both i ruls ol a
wIII111II ii|i 'I
fame .,!'., ' t „vi*f ii’irh*: I
’ - i I , in II mtii. g
1|
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F
inir
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I:
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e,
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Fill
v
oyc,
rf
immon a ol Mi-Miilli-n;
rffi jfrom the way il Ii.miI, . now, noth ! 'I'- me Ii. ader
t i l.lldl ill
from
lliadi-iilou
kiok
"f 'ANI'lulv " in "Peter
...... was cni|c,| 01 f , |».
-v NAi?V A S ) 0 R ,
njl.b'D'.-il
t‘>" 1 ;ti iiikiJ
! Kliam, 11,
-I I I Jo e , and ( ionzali-s.
Ski}' ltijr will keep the ......... from fir-t i in H |ue- d
a
_ i In- siring
(M APV PW JLB'M
riimiuig
rmi 111 (lie second it.
1
I
'liil.’ulelpliia
1
1111
..
nn„
,,IK
I
lodgelis,
place in the •Cloud hall'.
M
.".Oil 1120 mil
j ot i on ci in i: o wins to eight, The
Chirks
to
Stardom
a .11 he two gam,
1.,
Haiti
n
es
1
I
But-line,
,1 Bucks Make II Three Dill of Four
•bn: Illl.ll
good lin k ch arm .
.
::on ihii) 202
Bis,1;'-. Down al Saia -ota, the viee i - ' i olid gaiiii Was. called ill f ill1•
I
Die
taking rare ,,f lift I.* chicks
' Iti,lio.
Wallieig, Willi f'•'(*- ani
. Will, y, p
I
—
! PITTSBURGH , Pa. . July 21.
H U ,4, prisiih nl of tile (hills toll! the j avi-nfli Hilling by agri ,-mellt Tin•She
played
npposjt,.
|f.,| id
I'd R Ii
is
poultr<’
farm,
Mury
I’d
F
YB R
Fox.
If
NAT
IONA
I.
FK
A
G
C
L
von
want to know whal’s in a
hits. N
' dlT Although oulliit, I 'll t slmi gh.
St,mmniy Two ha
****•' writer that it would he a had i roll s tvi i e I 0, and I I.
I sill
“
Red”
Grange
in
“T
to*
Hailhai,
,
1
risen to a place among
Srruinl han,,
1-el 1, V h ittin g nl o|iportune lim es, took 1 Totals .
Wall I.OKt
n.’iiui*, a k any ot il., •sc whom I
I ’.1x17 1) 0
val/., Ilia, k lock, Ctamlio 2. St.df£,; thing feu the league lor Sanford to J
I Tit NT t;\ M i:
noti’hie<. Stieicss has; which has ju st hern compld, d.
I
'etroit
(M
ill
|
.‘H
)
0
4
1
1
11
base',
Wiekimil),
lleimke
2,
the fim ll gam e from Boston I'm-'
'•.win the te n ,ml half. Needless to , ItlfAlil.NTd.N AB I.’
h IV . *1,” I (t iolM’d.
\
Many
of
llollywood's
pi,
tor,*
't
a
r
s
itevrrv
turn
in
the
road.
in* of 11.cm
I’d A
\l! 1: 11 po a k ITiiliidclphia lion n«i2 DU]
Tanner, l.ope/.. Sncrifiees, l.ope/,
/•any, one viee pre nletil in (|,js |,.;l. Wm
day H | 1 fi, and made il th ree mil I.A K LLANO
sought this role with Ilu tamotis vvuolil give up “ Mary ( veil for the
21.
her
debut
in
motion
:l,
lloriliek,
Batteries Gil.ain, j),
SiitTaee .( raig, Orandio, lloniilieo
Rite now lias a dilfereai idea of Hie I I’erk
of lour for tile erii s. T h e Pi
in .\evv York, playing in grid hero hut it was ju ,t
Will I F '•FAR LAKE,
UT pioverhial "pot of g.,| (.•
1
Minn..
18
I lay worth; Rom.1,,1, Wi]
<1 2
a,ul Chamey. Doable (days. Sal• a le - U " i e rtllo'Ai T nine hits hy .' \rmslroiig, 21,
K/. aplrit of Sunford.
of one-reelcrs. With the case of a “Alary” victm v
|J-.lli .it,
July
;:i. •Vi Kci'fi* Carter of
I’
.
i.
1
1
Turner.
21,
and
Fox,
Perkin
\atz to l.fipiz (n Whitman; O'
li,>
loii
and
W
e
l
l
/
w
hile
Kl'clilcr
I
Mj1",' Crowe and his hand of yuijiif- B ar.s s , II,
1I
if a rontnu t with Famous
Started When Ohn F
1 TO MATCH RACK TRACK
lliignti, ef
I1
(#k lal,’ iua * ity, vve lern aniali'iir j
Reilly to Chaaeey to Dnuza. Struck
wa to • d fur 12. K re m e r weak
E o 'OlcPn lire due home late t.iiiigljt.
Diky several "ear:; ago,
I If lit oil, 1 f
Mary I’iiilhin absorbed 11,11 -id,’)',
Sevier, i f
nut
l.y
MeKae,
2
;
hy
Mayu,
I;
Al
Browns
Rven
Y
ank
1
m
d
in
the
hittei
part
o
f
tin.
game
('oil' ha", piop, today faces lh c!
fatu
re
was
assured.
Her
Kit
I
im
i
dsoii,
Ben ('antwdl will pmlialdv work
able quantities of soft
1 S(,„t ! CINCINNATI. July 21. (/»-,
I!
varez, I. Bases on hall-, off Mc
, a ul wa irlicvcd by Joe Bush, wlui 1 Miller, Hi
NLW YORK, Ini)' 2l.|
! tomorrow.
TU
ttt
iPM’i*ranee
is
with
l.f'e, i f
1'ir.st .1 , 01 m i 101 ti* of his crown!
If
while attending grade .m l nigh Dcpiily sheriffs im.h r •iir. 1 1i,>n of
Rae. f»; I,rr May.., 2; Alvarez., T ; j .................
| h e 'I Hu- .isitm • hitless
in t h e |
, .Brown,
,...
I-onis Brown: evi'tin)
Bwryniore in “Don Ju a n ,”
in the lari <’f Hie 'hampioii liio [
B . CJ. M IL L E R , P res.
President ,1. It. Asher. inlerview- Sul Jo h n -on
SOI TTIKRN 1, 1: \(.Ci
schools
in
Chicago.
|!n,
ll.diy
Craig,
2.
Hits
off
Mi’Rne,
il
in
I
1
-j-,
,|
|
ninth.
l-.dihe
.Moure
was
turned
Miller,
r
tmir-game rei 1, . with
Sheri I f Richard IS. Will will he at match pl.i v.
10Wtn loangil to Warner
^ P C«1 In this eily this afternoon •tated Heel, p
B
irsI
Nulional
Hunk
Hid
if.
,ll;i|,,*
innings (two mt when relieved l,y 1 ^-|- |«|.--| |
ova r In I'f-'-t.in hy waivt-r yester- |,,,|,*er1 |i
A". •II Lost
Tuesday winning the
k( First National, whoso Wood's sunshine - ami t
\ IS
Phone 249
, Du* Coney I. land Race Track to
I- n 1 round pairings
' thul hi was foieed to throw nut
matched
up buX'— have willed out .ill In
Mayo in Vth 1; off Alvarez., <1 in I 'yip , , '
day and wdl play tliird in tin* Bos- Ki'ieii, ji
lit
V t II I,"111
<"
(».
The
Yankee-,
rallij
ihonovv
hi,Ids.
Total
him ,vii I, 11. \. I h'Ugi r of Seal 1le.
2
1
12
0
luxt Saturday's i;nme on neeount
morrow
to
t
olled
evidence
of
gam.
of
the
smoky
city.
.M„,
7 I .'! (tln ee on h as whin relic,'- 1 j p
,,
ton
Cineiimati
garni
today.
■
—
.
.
l i ’ -t
,1 M........
I.V i:' t lie nim Ii agaimt!
v h.. >!ioi a (M in the <|icilifyme
•of ciretiniMtanees as explained to
iujuM in the star.' (hat I hit in pirt ii 1es vva ; at I
I I ’, , . t . n
(mo dill 220 T. 12 2
’I'-.tals
ed hy ( raig in Nth).
Winning 1,1, 1.
s,
If Inning e, pci mil
| ' I t , * l a m 1 ,1
’■1 -il I Lliiig law •*.
I f ar, I who had lelleVI-i) |
♦
w ild
l-d \
("im4!
Teeing off at :i
him J»v i In- ii in|ii 11
tili*
int'*
"
That's
what
III
.1! ul.
pit. In 1 , (-.liu
I o : g pit, I,. 1 , f _ ’ t ,
I'll 1 Inn gh
11 lit | I 2 OOx 8 .,
|
ill ID2I will’ll -di>* wa : . 011v
halt,
D<l l,*>* I, il," |„o -.a
1
j.
. dll’ , vvdl I, c| o||. .vyet[ at II
1 I -V l b V .(•
I lie t if h t e iu t in, in iimfl
Bister
Hunks
uf
|
;«*r
«lll
she
has
a
-1
•*»1
mg
.
,0,
1,
.•
“ ,l Is J " ' i ............ Il
|,j-eai It nl |
Ala;,.. Fall., Mayo, llmpiivs, I
M
i
l
1
-ri,
It
•
11
t
.,
11
,
IF,
.
.,
11
.
,1 M lael.1
I 'lie at tin k.
I!,
I:
" 141*1•
! will fie 01 resil'd.
oil’ ml >. .4! , hy 4.! I44-1- pair
good ha.seiiall to al tempt, to have)
and h .:no
I mi,-. 2 28.
t. it/, and S.-injer, /., T a y l . r ; I .'do I.
02(1
; | Mobile
] i.'s t went y -cirl.ii I,.
0
to
“■
>our owit niiioer i ,|ir.iI a ; it i,
!s
1 f-e or, bn -Ii and ( iooeh.
•
M
ix
I
ha
11ale
"I
.
n n
.v' 'ir in tin ’tl.ud inninr
to atull and in view of wliat Imp- i
S L f t i N D t.A.ML
.I
Lillie Roel
I ,g 1,1
ha; es em pty, t .,1, her 1
pencil iii the Sutmailu mime S a t
umimiry
f
w
-„
base
hits,
TurFT. M YFRS
( imi mnli Wins in Ninth
21 >
0
a freak day vvdli 1liree 1
urday- I have otdeled I lie gam,* to
ORetlly, s
H I.
S.u ri fires, Armstrong, a • aerifiee flv an,I
AMICK 1C \\ \SSOCl AT ION
(Turin
CINCINNATI.
July
2
ho play ed n V e l h e ai I
(ir.itidio, , f
mi
Omd.le [days, Bonner to nt h a t.
P.'t I "al i Won ut in the ninth ye t c
d a . 0. . r
m I- 1 ' .'litter; Turner to ||urMr. Asher a b o made ( imu n tie;
,ail
d
f.
to
I,
and
mad"
il
an
ev,.i
v
,
11
mi,,;
|
Mm
.
.
......
a
th
nn 1 tin tt'li
U „ I Is.Ill, 21.
filet that one o| the i It,I.. , , ill,. I' l nml.i , 11
. i" Mitt. e. f.efl mi bases, Sar St. I.mii-;
(188 I i, -ik nf tiie fourth game series
i!|ll Ill'll 11',
; ( '.’tun, 1 I. .
NT w T ..ri. U u | mm 11J
>ta
Ooiiiingo, rf
I.
Fakeland
2.
Base
on
Il’UgUt' Would pi ninthly lie ail Ol ph,T7'.( villi Hi.,. klyn. I m,ur tailed (lie
nun «„ u
1 i.i'k' i„
•I. 1
Batteries It;,’/vii , l.u
on by Saturday, lie stated that
f B«.liner, 2; Green, 1; WilOH) rn 1 If hill was forced to leave ia
Totals
j Albany
1. 2 1 12 11 ttoiiza, lh
Si-hang; He,nil, Jn.tc.s anj
( ttsare . If
he hud hopes ot i.luring I lie fran•Slrinl;
out
by
Bonner,
2;
;sT,
tla
ihir.i
,.,-U \ i Wo ho a- I
it’ter he had dmihleT and
\l- 1 Savannah
•1 11, I
Chanei y, 21,
• chlno and all ilu- memhirs 'of the Hrad.iiloii
Cinpire Bradley ami
score mi tw o‘sovudfiew , tbet_lienl
min 11.m linn
.viiia/z,,. 111 van, Johnson. , S t . Aiijj -1 I in
Morrell Weakened, Sf«|
di ricks. Time, hath
Johnston,
e
. team in ntiother eijy.
and run dug around the liases
( liTimlo
es. FriiJiic, lliy .1
nmi non 01\
j
WASHINGTON. July;
Onvenport, p
(•roving
too
strenumis
for
)iim
I» rUBi*S where (lie league liead:
I on. Ilolllde [da'
1,11, ■.nl
1 fiMoirt.'l luiil
" .! ato miiilde til plan- the franehl-e
Ommlitn won t!m game in the
1 1o Shores. I ,'i 1 ■
a 1y Stolen hase, Vina.
18 11 I
Tuesday, allowing (ilrvd
Total
2U
Eft- .th e tisim affected plays all its r<
ninth. Ik* singled after two were
I.a es, Hradrntoii. 11; d,
! 12: St. t’etel .
hits, inehulin;; Ivv,, tripj
*'
'mninintf kiiiiiio away from home
out and same limue vvitli the winIta 1 s on haII , off, Cid
'll holla off Wil ' .
I with tiie ha-i - fillul,
and the expenses ate ta t - n front
niug* run when Christen.se 1 singled
YJJJtrock , ut I'.
>t 1 in k ">it l.y ( nil,retI. TAMPA
: diar-s aenred sev.ti runt|
the $2 ,(1(11) forfeit pusle,I al tluand Jacobson film1,hit.
,' o j i . 2 .
I b i s oil
hy
pitcher l.y Heel Oeniche, «
I
vVeshinglun ;i to 2
uturt nf the s'llSIltl. tol'ellu i will, 1 Mu.,, 1. empires Tandy and Tanner, 21.
Brooklyn
200
mil
nut
I
;i
2
•'antwell, I in 1 2
dt tilling gam.' nf tin- fi
St ant un, cf
Bute money and n-ses merit
,<n I,"Mm
Cincinnati 021 OOtl lot 5 8 I
T ime, I :2tl.
. pitehei \\ Ksnil. 1 111pil e -.
l.ope/., e
ri»s.
Ut-hrin I,,., l’«
other elnlis.
and .Mi 1r, IF Time. 2; to
Halt cries Grime* and Knrgrnv
M hit man, lh
|
sund
hitter,
rircii(l) si)
tlS/
^
\\
es; l.llipie, Rexey and i'ieinieh.
IC IT l M i GAA1K
Hardy, rf
Nationals, pitelier tin
" H NT' iTiange, if any. has been innings without ,' ivihk
Salvalz, 21,
BRAD
Ills
Alt R II I'd A
made 11v llie roles eoinmiMee rela Cievehi
11211 imT t)00
l!
land
n ." ill fare. If
lb IOF, 01 (. \N
tive in vvI111I a snhsiit nie pitcher A'asifii
21 * raig, p
fingion til I nun ut
Park. ...
mu-I do I.elore he ran he removed
II |Alvarez., p
Batteries Son'll anil I
|ICIliolt. 'I
The tniid ha , m i, 1 rile Vi
I rum 1In- game?
01
\ llln. ksto, k
Barn, . I
.Morrell aipl Ruel. SiV«|
you do or iioii'I ’ in •11-1.«•r of a
' I lent on. 1
. S P R IN G F IL L D . M.n . ■Iulv 21. eluh.
Itv Hie addition of six- words to
I 8 21
Totals
Rh lmid ,
Sox Romp \w,i)
Nil plover oil I he f(/'I'l A Japi'imsc 1In* .,1 loomed
for
CHICAGO, July 21. TBi The seel ion 2 of rule 22 all chance fix
1
fifth.
Batted
!1
if
jump
al
1
o;i«
h.
ion
1
,n
BOSTON, .lut,
|today in l.migwood
I as Wil- , ,
i world’s heavyweight boxing silmi ing,leicni in this situation has Iiimm
John
li'2 D HUH
eugo rompid nw.iv
1 Fm t Myrr
cl says the ancient Tin., 8j,|
bam T. Tilden, IF. 4It.• national^ Most hull. .ire hit u ! is
eliminated.
llion
today
appeared
1
■
>
have
final\|'|.el,
p
game of Hie serns
mu m 2
T nmpu
na 11r w.i- ,11. apahle nf thinking hi
-T ehainpiou, who Inn swei •t aside so sharplv lh: 4 he . . .
1ly reached a satisfactory basis,
11 11
, . ■, (•lllTlel .
I he old rule said when a rc’ief Sox hero. Tuu.alav •k-fol
optinsit ion ea-llv ill lilt- .'I'oning ’ npport mill y Io uu4" • tut i
nny maim,-i
What wonderful
j with a Chicago arena apparently pit, tn r was sent in tie had to ptch ton |,T (0 2. WililiM'ise hits. T u r rounds, drew for )us . ■j *1
Summary- Two base
The tliild !, r ••iiii.n ,1,
wrest h i ■ it,.
-.ul,I have made!
•nent in
destined to provide Ilu- selling IT r until the hat-man wa- either re
lot!,!.
18 |ll I ner, Salvalz.. Stolen ba-es, Stan
of the four It,,■!„ ' I'ihi
intnitiv
elv.
(hi
Ft
I:
t lie I Iilllid la-fore til' ' ■ final .
Jack Dempsey’s d.JVii'e of his t, tire,I ,,r reached first.
ton,
BlaeUstoyk.
Sa«
I'ifiee
l
ope/,.
j (in t tii-11Iii ri y li„, . \v,,rkf
Teis„ Tuba, tlii 1d 1aid -.
••vet v I hird lut-a ti a:, ,lvv:
Ja p
O C R fl'iend tli
()'( ioofl y pn '
tie against Gene Tunney in SiepAN I k 1
\ 1:
\ I Itmi/.a, ('n.-ares. SI rock mil liy- ;■ne.se I hi vis ( 'up pl , v. ,
*n •( lerlain major league came fing, l.lindgren ami
ceeds I-, gel m, l„ 1 ■ 1 rapidly
Tohii an allempt (e g- I ,1.1," l.v • 1 .1 11 ten.her.
O.nvelipor',
I;
Craig,
2;
Alvarez..
•several yearn ago. with the lames inrly innings, wa
of
the
hall
if
1
•
l.|
F.
1,11
,•
l,;s
ii(|vaii,'i'd
veslerdav
al
•!..
He thinks " I hr \ .Hag.- Iihi. I.
, xpease
A
rush
of
developments
has
sim
2. Bases on hall', olf Alvarez, I; of l.liciail K. William "I • In, ago.
Uliieiigo’s victory,
l onsi.letalilv increa:
lie; eli.e , i"j
MMlilh" is the I>11 u lio , , imp, im',
I'lified the lung-extant tangle a n d 1filled and two out, the maiiacer of
(Ting, I. Hits off Craig, l vvilti 2
the team in the field sent it a re flhieugo s lift l *•(•(*
Two other Jaimne e o.-t slurs of pruperty eXeeUtillp; ! tie phi .
that new nut simg railed "llorfinal
announceinent
of
the
fiRht
1
runs in fi innings; winning pitcher, remained uiiiong the eight athletes
After Hirnwhg one Boston
Ittil (Mill IHU
Shllrplv hit hall: In h s |et |
ami date from Tex Rickard seemed |lief pitelier.
Alvarez. Umpires, Fry and Kane, to survive the preliminary iminds.
hall
to
the
hut-man
lie cuii(lit the
NOW if some i
Batteries Fal,, r,
1 w.-re to
must
he
h.lll'lle.l
ill
the
glove
...id,
a certain and immediate conclusion, j
Time, I ;20,
They- were Takerhi I la,.ota ami ns 11 rule, wlli'e il e up to Inn, to
blep mil and fail
a tiie him
1 he New York promoter an- •1miner on lirst napping, retiring Seliuik; Ruffing an I Std
side.
Keki Otawara.
(Ired in less than
coiid flat,
take
cure
of
hulls
hit
to
hi
ex
nmiMced
that the match tiero will
dm
I I
PKR.MI T IS ISSCIvO
in :n ,i:i;
Alfred II ( liapin, Jr., of Spriiig- treme right as host he ,-.tu.
THAT,
Mr. Gin
go through.
I In the next half inning tie manwould he
field, who once heal Tilden, lost
NKWSf
fie has the a .-urain c of hot h '
,l, s‘r«'4f • send in n pinehIn limi-hull one does a rreat
\ permit tu l.uild a two- l< •'>'I yesterday to Louis II. \\ i.ite of
piti her win, hail re
many things hv i c n t i i o i
,\.< one Dempsey and his manager tlm tD 11***'1 t,,r
T "i.,l .
18 I 2 21 8
dwelling and gniiig.* on High Dallas.
Rickard ia the only person vvlm tire,I tiie id,- |,y eati-iiing the nmtillin' so than I he tlni -I a, I,. .
I'll.O T megaphoning . tn,, ia
Stic,-I, Im I ween Oak ami Myrtle
Other survivors ..t tla- third
'Hie op
ntnn. who lias just tumid, ,I .in of Ill in!, lit
11(111 IMilt 1
Av« lilies, v as is.ueil today al the round were Bradshaw Harrison
In other words, in ni ii.hig .1 may him the chumpitih's signaluie lor I net on fii*;-1 napping.
SPRIN G FIE L D . in..
'(Uiaring airplane, "Dmi't fmg, 1 ,,, 1 Ii land..
(HJ'2 101 I City Hall to Fred W. Ball. The and Edward G. fhui.Jlei „f Cali on a hard-hit hall where vo.i wive a fight, and Hint Hie titleludder i> posing team contended Hint lieeord- (/P)— Fifty-six runs
ready
to
take
the
ring
at
the
ing
to
the
rules
he
couldn't
he
r
e
kodak as you go!"
•
4‘sfiinateil cost of (lie house is fornia and Berkeley Bel1 sensu- no time to judge J_he homul, the
n Three Eye D-itfwJ
promoter’s direction.
moved, since he had not pitched game yesterduy in w#
Nummary’ Stolen bases, Sam $-1,1100.
tionnl junior from Austin, Te xas. third haiemait siniidv pul 1 Ids
until the batsman was r.-tired or field defeated Peoria,
^ . P E S S IM IS T IC
T II O U G || T; John: on. Sacrifice, Foss. Ilould.*
iuilids where he figures the hill!
reached first.
yri W h*t Will the New York hexing 'play . Flliutl to Wheeler; Viau to
will count up (lean with tin Dull
scoro making « new
^ romilll: ion have to growl al.oiil
IT11k i f to Ahi.ams, Left 011 base,
or knock it down, enabling turn to
It vvns a technical i|uctlion, not Other organized
trig,,* ,,,|K"if"-d sectional -views illus', when Oem|isev filially does lui.l, Iti ulentmi, I; (lilando, 2. Ha ,■
make tlw u' iv ia-; li t same.
ha-e,l on enniinnii sense, hut to also fell by the way*
tur,.
’ f K'4't 4»r Olltlug Motor Mix*•between (lie ropes and ■lari IT; I.i
',11 hath, off I'rein haul, t ; Appel
avoid it coming np ugair the rule
Batterj make llr* plvaiug of
Thirteen hurlers npp
Xall
'
"
,,,M’v«-n surface of a cylinder
I;
Si
ha
lit,
2.
Struck
out,
Ir
,
inir
?
n,
w
leads,
in
jiliiiluii
to
the
old
t Mid hast* it more difficult j,.j, b.,.
iw c
were 10 heme runs, sf(
5.
TiI'liihai'ii, 7; Apper, I
Hits, n f
wording, these -ix Woiili, “Or the gera ond four triple*
cause th»y are nmsijjntlv keeping
ORLANDO. Fla., July 2 1 .aide has la in retired.”
,:f/i ah III <|Uiet along the I’olmn.i,' ] Appi r, 2 in 2; off Seliaclil l) in 1
tiieir i'Vf on iust how deep t h 1
liaaca on balls.
■
t/I) 7 he fine ami suspension
when I .using iiiteher, Apper.
I it these afternoons, except
eUstiMlian of (he hag is plaving,
Springfield cluoti-d
placed
upon
Mnnaccr
Munush
of
Umpires,
Tandy
and
Rollins.
r Goose Goalin crueka one uu the
thev can mix up their stuff.
and took advantage of
T ime, I :()B.
; jsnout with the bases loaded.
ThiH Drees the third-sa« ker to Hu .Sarasota club or the Florida
balls, to overcome a I®
State League us a result of the
cap. Peoria hit *«h
..ir™ ,1'":: ",, Oildii£ Molar l.uliricanl, **—to ccrlainly doervinft .»f
BY SPECIAL ABRAIBEMSNT WITH 0OLPERS1MAQA2INS. CHICAOQk make a pi re fill study of .the l a l *
lurfoiture
of
a
game
to
San
man’s stylo in an effort (o diriiu
Out in the Bleachers
We ore very glad to recommend Oildag to any Individual owner,1
11 universal usq__ . ”
In
ago
inning.
Son*
ford last Saturday, was lifted
his iateiKions and timfit thereiiv.
'*/.,» 3A M BO : Thai Imy Jones is jusl
JOHN DUNCAN D U N N — VALUE OF PUTT
ing
eight
run,
ThomP
DELE WARE WATER GAP,
B. Mi-ffcfcnMtt, .Btrv, Mgr.
In a ItUrr article I will exidain today hy J . It. A her, president
till pitcher?
C. A. Spindlt’r, Serv. Dopty
of the loaRiie.
I a July 2I„ rt’)— Walter Hagon Jutting a homo ran
EVERY good tournament player views on putting and the ordina how thiaenn lie dime.
HAM BO: Wbndduinean, a till
com m enting on Oildag: “ Wo are firm believers in your product,
',1'li‘y. wore .-inpllicr golf crown— time up and n UW‘*
The pi «*»iilent’s act ion followyik'her?
" il- R'll you how much lie dopondn ry golfer may benefit a. crd ln g ly .
and feel quite su re that the sue of same, when applied To our cars,
the I'.asterin
championship. loaded for his second. ,
'
■.
CHICAGO,
July
21.
idi
Bud
ejl
recommendation
„f
Umpire
E
v
e
r
y
o
n
e
of
them
unite-in
com-'
-S A M B O : l i e ’s only goo«l till the
Francis Oulmet,
Tuylor of Terre llnute mini defeat upon pulling.
Kry, vv-ii* advi-ed tlutt he lie- In winning visterdny the first Springfield left-fIe|o*M
gives s a tisfa cto ry service ond result^*? ’ ».
ment upon the value of nutting i
Tfpurth inning.
in
commenting
on
Oildag
Motor
Lubricant,
“—It
in,
in
Ou
five
successive
trips
to
^ • n e n lin g „n
Tommy Ryan of Buffalo, here S a t to (|Uote only one of tiie younger Said Park:
litve-l that M um h did not in- competition f»r the new title.
1
a
Ford
racin
g
c
a
r
which
hpd
bpen
using
Oildag.
L
.
L
STewart,
A
sst.
Gen.
Mgr.
paxabiy
excellent.
f|
Interposes
n
frictiopleaa
lubricant
JB
gen
played
sensational
golf.
urday night licfuru he will In- giv generation, |ias often
tO'.Kl to aUiick him whon ho
—'hero is no
remarked
“The man who can putt is a
doubt but th a t the form ation of the graphoid bearYOUNG Teddy Roosevelt says en the opportunity of signing to upon lu.w much In* owed his good
After net tint a new world’ recJumped onto the running-board
wear^?* ^ ar njr BWrf«cea so effecttuOIy a^ practically to
n,f
HUrfiieej,
mutch
for
anyone.”
not a candidate for anything. moot Charley Itosunberg, bantu in scores tu only requiring one putt
Facing a charge of omblozzlo- of the arhiiei s .iiitumobile a f t
alone
saved the. m otor from serious injury—
1:tr s1'"l{«« for the first
Travis, commenting upon his mont, C. R. Stormont, meat cu tter,
jptF.Whut! were those feroeious-lonk- weight champion, Hurry Siegel, the on the green, how his 70 or ■.fi
. on notes, tie Juleil by one stroke
er
Hie
<_-iim
e.
Schenectady putter, said: “When
,
Louis Dlsbrow, M gr.
H u * kni M n x i m .
f 'J B a whiskers grown in vain ?
champion’s manager, declared to might seubliy lutve been un 88 or I nnt playing for a rhnmpiopHhip, ■was U k d to Fort Lauderdale this
1 ri" nl.-111 .\-h,»r also took fur >or eiiuatlii’g he world’s nmrk of
This test has proved to ma eoncJaaiftlir tlMit wluil you, claim for
morning
>y
a
Browurd
county
dep
School
matters
we
day.
7
,'
l,,vvs
made
by
Emmett
ther
a.
tum
l,y
throwing
the
t)0 i f he hud to iake two or more I feel like taking if to hedwrith
uty shori'f.
Ho was arrested here gunie ,.ut of the records and or
S0§BB0D Y
bus just
made
OUdng, J. e,, .double lqbricall<m *and .M atauim protection against
a meeting of the E a t ja
Tuylor has been afUtr a mutch putts to every green.
me,”
yosterdn morning on u warrant dering it to ht. replayed as a Ilia "' ' " ' '""K'stun, Ohio, in niittc^ of the Sanford^"
Dartmouth College r. gift of $1, will
/Dan
th the champion for Koine time,
frfctioo
and- wear, when ualng piJdAi; J^ 4*r,Lubricanl,J/i
Tho three greatest pnllora who
Lubricant,Ja very true
Travera regards as the best all Issued b Broward county nntbor... .It will lake uli ' ihm but Siegel said he would give the ever lived are Willie I’u rk .-W alHis worst round, 7*1, was plny- C om m irtahald Uty)
part ,,r a dmiiile-header dfc Sept.
Jw
every
respMMin^
1
iak*
.............
ng
you that from now
round
wenpon
of
tin*
golfer
a
t . D«ne permYiC'l
I ^ h r i ^ h t i excellent for.new cars a n i- lf
Ities.
itormant
wns arrested
moro to get unollict Suede winner of Saturday1! bout the first lur Travis ami Juromi* Travers.
" W(>, course. His other The scholpstic *t0#
op
I
am
ap
eathusi^tlc
believeriit
“putting cieok of medium weight while a t vork in a Sunford Avenue 22- Sanford gets cr«dl(
y
t*’
i
\ •delivering1, 8
Dbi ( 0 ‘riirr in* a new m otor with thirf oil bfffljfft
less v .a .r y and Saroep
V
K
,;7.
and C'J. The schools and the ond*
to fign*
1Fortunately, each has writtlll W* JUtd not too much lofted.”
meet m rktt,
io
rn
ier,
„utfL.
record
was
70,
while
bp charged With .rnaTKai
1
11! " « « * « • < * . .
. . ;. , / u t . X - . y M m l , M ar.
!? '
V Ck B. Carter.,Gen rl Mgr.
u u i*
Mi
' -.
--ri ,* . .
■iVHv
.A-'.'-i
■J;i aHKA-Atf■V’it
1
2
SAINTS NOSE OUT
THE CELERYMEN
IN 11 INNINGS, 2-1
ORLANDO TAKES
LEAD BY WINNING
2 FROM GROWERS
Club Standings
SARASOTA LOSES
TO HIGHLANDERS
IN SIX INNINGS
1 le s going sou Ibeast, and be is appreciating tiie advan
c e s offered in Sanford Grove, a residential develop
ment that has been rapidly progressing throughout the
summer.
For details concerning San
ford Grove call our office
m y time during Ilie day and
i\ representative will gladly
call at your home.
, Match Pi.iv Begins
In Western Tourney
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
m
FOR SA LE AT MOST FILLIN G
ADD A SM ALL CAN TO YOUR
STATIONS AND GARAGES
ond
u te s
ded
%NUT
If
C Bij/AJoCe Wllam»
K
Tilden Is Facing Ilard
Player In lajmiiese
"l Star Of Tournament
toi^toBilly Evans
( hicago Is Likely To
•He Site Of Dempsey
j Figjht AgainstTunney
WHAT IS IT
Motor.
Lubricant
WHY IT SHOULD B E USED
Acheson graphite (in particles sm aller than ever before made by
sen-.;.
REGULAR BRAND O F OIL
Dian) mixed with a small amount of high grade lubricating oil
(ju st enough oil to make it easily mixed with a regular crank
case oil.
The best lubricating oil available allows wear to occur in an
operating motor, indicating clearly th at the liquid oil film “lets
down sometime during operation and allows grinding and
wear to occur.
A graphite Iilm, being a solid, not affected by excessive pres-
Graphite is the best solid lubri cant known.
f S m f s X o k e n tUrCOrgaSOli,' e ’ <,0eS th<? lu b rlcatin g w hi,e ^
W H A T IT W ILL DO
Fifty-Six RunsJ
In Three-Fye
!. Forms a tliin film ol graphite on all rubbing surfaces in a motor which will absolutely prevent metal to
metal contact.
2. If this contact is prevented the WEAK which normally occurs during operation CANNOT OCCUR.
X Therefore, if continuously used, Oildag will keep a motor just as new as when Oildag is first put into the oil
4. Oildaar will cause many motors which have noisy overhead valves, to run very much more smoothly and
quietly.
Rings remain perfectly free in their grooves and maximum compression results.
Celery men’s Victory
Over Gulls Is Wiped
.Out By Asher’s Order
Reo Motor Car Company
Walter Hagen Winner
01 Kastern Tourney
Taylor Must Defeat
Ryan For Big Fi^ht
W H A T O T H E R S SA Y
Jordan Motor Car Co.
Chevrolet Motor Co.
Meat Cutter Taken
Td Ft. Lauderdale
Hudson Maxim
Chicago Branch, R ajo Motor Co.,
SchooFlVfatt^
Before
Indiana Truck (W ^ jpm p a B ra n ch .
New Haven F lin t Company
*»/
V
I - V ,)r. l '
■ 0
. >
; jffl
�rifP.tv y
ak
m
iX<- i V *
M m
W
fello w ” of the pre-prohibition
_ J t f — Hobdy
who
i) ‘ Lincoln C. A n U k e , without * (rood
_ lln a o f aalt, the report
'•intended to reaign a * dry
[ the United State* before
I o f the year that he gave
ft'- to
ehow "considerable
tow ard prohibition
en-
a-V
T H E SA N FO RD H ERA TO ;
• ;- 'i k
I P. BTBWAKF
.iff. L’ .l
Andrews was n soldier, however,
ind believed that orders ought to
Prohibition was an
8Jo
e etiforced.
order.
It wns
wn« definitidy
delmiieiy put
pm
.rder.
When it
hot When the animal become* e [ m inister*, but wjtl b«. hppn*
“watchdog,"
it's n dlfferen t , l i t u - i laymen also.
,
„
,. •7 >
f.
a tin r,
“M
idnight," nn o rrdlnary
'Midnight,"
---------- ’ >■ + H * t ' <
g To
1 o M ftf. ‘ M . I IM ^ S A C O L A -- The J L q j i w i I e
hlloy-felli»f« belonging
( V ’ K o rlln ;-assistan t to fhj> -trttini:c rn i)1 nnd Nashville rnilrond WlU jbegtn
ty superintendent of schwnlx,
o f • jta
ncri jh the bed of its mistress at shortly on construction
2?30 o’clock in the morrdng aw ak proposed new bridge over th e M o
ening her. Mrs. K crlin looked out bile river, it was announced here.
the window where the cat had
The spun will cost approxim ately
; been sitting and saw u mnn fla t- «* non'tm>
i t fo r the work
1 tened again..'- the house. S h e . ?'** K
‘ a to
to tiro Missouri
• gnvo th * a lr n \ but the intruder v«llev nri,j,„. mul I
Iron company.
Ii escape
Meantime, however, the
'
O C A L A — Joseph J u s h airt,"it.’]
o f Now Orleans, ^w ps
detained'
here h y . tit»e authorltjes a fte r be-
\;
ingWouad .wandering nboui «ncsv,
B ellevlew .; The boy•?told the o f.
Accra . that he h a d . come from
New Orleans d u rin g an n*tack- o f
a diseaio which a ffec t., his mind,
and th a t he knew nothing o f his
actions until his senses returned
at BeHevlew.
N^
in high fnvnr.
SANFORD
DAY BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
CASH LUMBER CO.
NEW
j
LUMBER YARD
Lime
PRICKLY
HEAT
CHAFING
IG REDUCTION
H P ! I)
\< M l ’, . , I *
IDYEAR TIRES
SVi Pathfinder
$H .511
440 Pathfinder
$12.50
525 Goodyear
$24.50
Iter aiiea in proportion.
Us Repair Your Tires
Rockey Tire Shop
Service
Phone 265
511 K. 2nd Bt.
11— Automobiles for Sale
1TTTT
Determination
/-
Liiarho DuiU'iir Powtlrr nmihci and
hriU (hafiiiR.ritlin anti rvtr? type of
infant «ktn irniarmri ji nm c. f he «<irr*
nen and irntanonmagi* allydiupprar
It kerpg bahh’i luppy and nintenied.
AI way* keep I uarho Diming Powder
in ilic fiuratry ami n«c k freply for
prickly heat, chafing and »km irrita
tion*.
CHASE & COMPANY
ITIONK .Vl«
200 Oalt \v r .
L lo arbs D t u t l n i P g w d ir
ISO •! •// Jrwtfhfi
»M<nle In Order
Murphy Ironing Hoards
Medicine Cuhinots
g iv e 1? w a lls a b eau tifu l s o f t-to n e d finish
th a t s h o w s n o la p s o r b ru s h m a r k s and,
h a s no porc-s to a b s o r b d irt an d ' grime,
A
W fcui* vt-r yen in -' il in paints, v u r n is h #
Diu:.i .
W t I:nv.- ih .' q u a lity line ut tins Mor*.
Sanford Paint &Wallpaper
112 W . First S treet
Buy W ith Confidenc
You do not have to be an expert judge of fu rn itu re values in order lo be positively certain of
secu rin g quality m erchandise for your home. W hen you com e lo litis sto re you buy with assur
ance because we handle only furniture th at is made l»y I he best m an u factu rers in the country.
Also guaranteed by them . ^ oil can buy with confidence hnowug (hat you will obtain years of
service from an> furniture lhal hears our name.
•
'1 ^ 'J.V
*
....
4
V.
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Exclusivi
I*
t 11■
1 lr
m
R ep resen tative,
For
i,
v
I
KARPEN
.........CTndSmnni**!
SB *
■ •'
’CWwJUiLT P
T “
j ■/
And
-
a
YPSILANTI
FURNITURE
A bio
tr ■
9 - P c . D in in g S u ite “ T h e C h e s h ir e ”
Tht* enduring charm of the English Renaissance Per
iod is strongly evinced in th is Elizabethan a d a p ta t
ion. T h e stateliness of “T he C h esh ire" suite is tem
pered by the grace of the Madnllion effects on beau
tiful niuple front panels. The price is very reason
able.
hY
<iA t th e
Standard Service Station
Service begins in the products we supply you. Crown
Gasoline is made to a standard that is strictly adhered
to. It is clvan-burnin$, pow vrfu l and u n iform ly ^ood.
Greasing racks and pits are supplied so that your car
may be thoroughly lubricated. The attendant in charge
will see that your radiator is filled with water and your
*
•• • tires properly inllated.
S tandard OilCompany
INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY
,
Rottd iia p o o f AIi
•Z70
i.
:■
K IT C H EN
CAIIINKTOI
And
EDDY
R E F R IG E R A T O R S
LA ST WOHI) IN
V A L U E GIVING
Intelligent service in every
transact inn provides the op
portunity for us lo serve
>au. W hatever you m-wi in
fu rn ilu re for any ......
ia
ll.v house, now is the lime
to choose it, and this
fnM itution is the place. You
will find here a rampleto
stock from which to choose
— even sets from which you
may select only the piece
you need— and hundreds of
odd pieces that add much to
(he making of a heller home.
Listed Here you will find
but a few of the many spe
cials thut fill our floors. It
is nut necessary to pay more
for fine fu rn ilu re here.
S E L L GOOD U S E D CARS
1924~—Dodgo Coupe.
1924— Graham lj- i ton Truck.
Nvw Location, a fte r Augu«t 1st.
Elm A ve anil Thirteenth St.
N’OTK’K
uld give their
^Jtico uildross ns
■pkone number If
' gits. About onu
I fl | thuusanil hns
ind the otbcrH
rJcitt wilh you
I Sow your mblretoi.
at nrr M l S T
Phone 78i.
M IL L E R O. P H IL IP S , Inc.
Elm Ave. and Kith Street.
PHON E 3
E U G E N E o i l , Permanent Wave—
for $10 per head. Graduate opTh.
a t fMfV>
!'lH,° UKt.
ShoJ.
I he TBasket.
Phone
b l u e b i r d b e a u t y SII(7 p , _
V<» sptu'tiiJizc iti pcrinniifnt wavmg . L'tn; North Park Ave.
28— Repairing
T Y P E W R I T E R S - A l l Makes, sold
runted, repaired. Orlando Type
w r i t e r * Supply Co. 42-44 W at
kins Black, phone 99H, Orlando
HADDOCK STEAM P R E S 6 E R Y
— Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
106 S Palmetto Avunuo.
Phone
Dm For Sale.
LORD ( O U P E in good condition. 34(5-J .
(h eap . Sec Mra. ArmbruHter,
LAN EY DRY CLEANING CO.
Smith Hro«., Inc.
HT nml Overland.
Dry Cleaning, Repairing and
Co.,
Park
and
I Kotor
Dyeing.
Phone 165 for prompt
18— Business rrervzte O ffered service.
E X P E R T PIANO TUNING Tnd
3E
Phonograph Repairing by fac 33— Help W anted— Male
Nipt Cn.. Inc.
tory trained men. Wu can rebuild
IGrahiini Trucks.
Long’s
.vour old piano nr refiniah to look WANTED -Meat cutter.
I St
Phono 3.
Market.
like new.
Phone 844-W.
3f)A— Em ployment Agencies
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
321 E.. F ir s t Street
We carry a full line
Our prices are right.
Cash or
terms. Wo ymnt your business
SKM IN OLE EMPLOYM ENT
BU REA U
204 North Park Ave.
rWDsON ESSEX
INC
fOak Ave.
one 41
; MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
i cement work, sidewalks, build 3 7 — Situation W anted Male.
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J . R.
Terwillegvr, Prop.
WANTED Position ns salesman n
grocery store, hardware store or
-MAKMONS
in fresh meat market. 10 years ex
|Automobile (’«.
i
S. J . NIX
W. W.
Attorney nnd Counsellor ut Law perience. Quote salary
Plume 137.
McMillan, Forsyth, Ga.
300 East First Street.
I CHRYSLER
Tile 40— Money to Loan
IHJLI.ER MOTOR CO. 'S A N F O R D ROOFING CO.
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing j —
|k~St. I'hune ii92
Money available at 7 per
over old roofa. Leaks repaired. Et> LOANS—
’ '
cent. Close in property. A. P.
tlmates free. Satisfaction guaran
’ AND PAIGE
teod. Oak Ave.& 3rd St. Phone 111. Connolly & Sons.
1 Dealer,
,
GARAGE
IkjSe phone 517
l
Buy
W H E E L E S S & W E L SH
‘Service that mukes friends’’
F IS K T I R E S
VULCANIZING
WANTED TO B U Y
' ■'KAN COTTON RAGS
AT HERALD O F F IC E
l>‘ » YOU G E T Up T IR E D " and
worn .ml ? ( HIROPKACTJC will ‘
I’otrcit the eiUioe. Phone IHO.J r,)r
appoiritinent.
Dr
Mm Dougall,
f»7— Rooms With Hoard.
l‘ irst National Bank lt!,|e .
30— Tailoring and Pressing
Kffieient
ING WORKS.
J GOODYEAR T IR E S .
L Batteries.
iCVveland Six
—Wanted—To
68— Household Goods
WHUWi
3 THE ‘
81— Wanted To Rent
Sw eet
8 4 — H ouses
p „ r S a le
I
It would he imposnibie to offer >■„„ a better suite than th e one nlctowd
here, even for a much g reater price... A six-fool Settee,- a com forUbh
Itocker and a ( hair constitutes the Suite— the upholstrv Is an
e x tra high grade ta p e stry . Priced a t ....
TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
THE CORE
We I so Only Soft
,' X i -j
.
h
,
o
.
.
.
.
.
High
Pressure
__ 'Vtfr/-- <>»*«:. f l i » ‘
619 W
Balloons
JA<K BtiKIll, R * i m « ( « i t M
116 R. Second St.
PHONE 834
T H IR D ST.
P rice a nd
PHONE
475
BRANCH
MclAHDER ARCADE
PHONE 176.
iksmimm
Q uality —
Dr Fletch er L B rown
SPECIALIST
M o n o . B /o n d a n d S hm
D is e a s e s
Tis said that
quality
LB
T he taste of poorly j
remains long
after the sour^^v
ness of low price is forgotten”*—Isivt
JA C K S O N VIL LE, f LA
it so— Often low price attracts us into1
the purchase of something that has $j
nothing but price to recommend it. ^ j
Price without quality always leaves .
108 PA LM ETTO
a bad
Pork
Chops, lb. ...... .{.‘ic
taste. / >
t
fairly priced in
Stew
Beef, lb .,. 12 l-2c
Pot
Roast, lb .,..... 20c
Western
Steak, lb.,... 30c
Pork
Roast, lb .,..... 30c
1
JO bT
IN *»
C>ATMINC|
AM V T A V IH
\UNTIL. THI^j
™ MOT ®)PCLL
^ o v e ix • J
Ai
•
^k ^ 4
naVELOPERS
.
'J
* ■%
y
« <•,
\
..
§m|
You will find quality, plenty of it and
Veal
Chops, lb •» — . 45c
-b‘ -.
W 7*i at
’ *•*. 4P V
yx}
W u EOKGETHcMa NUB
W TW TH EIF
Cor.
(
V ) Strvlcm S tation ftoo o f chatgm.
v
1701 Park Ave.
,
SANFORD LAUNDRYwe
D F
108 PhlflMRe Ave.
1701 Park-Ave.;
Cor. Evans.
Wafer
I luecMifully treat
Rheurnadam. NeurltU.
Piireftttv* Dlaorilera,
!• i ver and Kidney
Trouble*, Catarrh.
Afcthma, liay Fever,
IMsorim of Women
a
n <1 Chronic and
D E A N BERG C O R P O R A T IO N
CumplirAtnl DincARea
D E S IR A B L E 2-room apartment in 516-510 First National Bnnk Bldg. of
Meit.
private new home. Adults. 2473
8PKI IAL NOTICB—
Phone 713
If uiit|ue«*ti o n $ It |i
Palmetto Avenue.
•kill, eurneitt HTorta,
fidelity tu ohliKHthilkii
TWO LOTS
and an cai.ildiMied
FOR R E N T Sm all 2 -ronm up
ON GENEVA S T R E E T
renautlon in arrompIUhinir reeulU, tocethei
stairs furni-bed apartm ent. Hot I For Sale or-Toad*.
'Nutaienf, year* of rip#
water. 311 Magnolia.
ainM’Hi
y<nft ioteJIlgt rir# grid di*
i DEAN BERG CORPORATION
oration
in
tin*
arlactiun
of a phyiUrlan u
- |5I5-5|ii First National Bank Bldg. treat jiiu, i-nmr to «»,• nn
> and invi-xtignti
FOR RENT I furnisheil apart-1
Phono 713
iny ailvatirtil ayanni of trrntnu-nt. whlrti
merit. Plume 287-W.
la itniveraally rniluranl. No inruroblr r««*
•fceptixl. nu mail order treatment inatl5 LOTS IN FORT MELLON
tuttil. no ftgao iiromlaaa made, no vlUtar
NEW 3 room apartment witli hath,
$6,606 with only $1,006 cash.
Ins. mu»w>w>l* Kuurauteea uiven. 1 ad*«rfurnished Phone 325.
liar a hat I do — I do what I advertiaa.
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
Imrttea reoaonable, term- arrariKed to aull
M5 - 5 16 First National Bank Bldg. (UiitirnCa
ronventenca. Call or writ* fot
7G-A— G arages
oiformatum and advlre.
Phono 713
I are my patlanta In jwraon. I oparata
no branrh otflraa. “medical companlta’’ and
FOR SA L E , rent or trade for re il
^ BUENA VISTA
Inatllutaa. My cored, aattafled and n i l n
ful patlinta ar* my beat rafartneap.
estate. Fully equipped garage
$600.00 each
and battery shop a t 820 W. First
on Summerlin, 50x150
St. Long lease.
L. A. Remind.
D E A N -BERG CORPORATION
r it tcher rown
Phone 156- W.
>15-510 First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 713
? 16 M A I N S T.
410 Saafprd Ave.
o’clock.
FO R 8 A L B
II LI Sanford Ave.
Phone 441-J
Hanford. Fla.
I
beach, reasonable weekly or
monthly rates. 410-418 South A t L IS T YO UR PR O P E R TY W IT H ,
lantic Ave,, Daytona Beach, Fla.,
‘ T H E LOT K IN G ”
Mrs. O. F. Mct'ue, Prop and Mgr.
306 First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 567-1.-3
HIGHLAND S T R E E T
F IR S T FLOOR 2 room apartment
Between Elm and Onk Aves.
nicely furnished, good location. 2 lots 53x15-1 each. Priced at 12000
202 Park Ave.
each with terms to su it purchaser.
T (
Thorobred French, 5 m oo, g l ^ t l
Full Blood, Pedigree,
1
Blue Ribbon Stock
Strong, healthy, rig o ro n a ;' j vu
Most affevtkmato got*
See them any evening a fte r | .
''iivo money by buying here,
This man
ns long as they last.
knows about
R IN E S
our “sweet
ITLLIN fi STATIOIN
and clean”
, clothes.
!
O P P O R T U N IT Y FOR W O R K IN G
M\N
C H O IC E LOTS 25 x 125— G uaran
7 4 — A p a r t mentH F o r R e n t
teed high ami dry.
W ithin ten
miles ut Paintka on Luke C ity
FOR RENT Furnished 3 room Highway. ......... each. These bar
apartment, recently completed. gains are \vell worth your investi
Good location. $55 per month. In gation. For information call at
quire H. M. Herald Office.
Herald office. Box <;. B. V., or Geo.
B. \e stn l. 112 S. Bench St., D ay
T H E CLARK Apartments on the tona Beach, Fla.
«»lei
R adiator and shcib n e t * ) workn.
•tupwidoua develop
Been*
Zen- Plain and ornamet till a b **t mated ment. Read about It Jn the Palm O F F IC E F O R R E N T — la Meisch
1-l J ‘ ^ M t u r a l dia- work. Tel. 716-^/. 107 flWMb Bekoh Poet. Sample copy cent on
Bldg Apply A. P. Connelly A
14 “ d display ratea Avenue.
‘ m ofia iand 2nd.
(Sons, Magnolia
request.
BULLDOG PUPS ..
Cor. P ark and 2nd SI.
and
T H R E E ROOM HOUSE j,j
eon. Ition newlv painted white
. on large double |„t ticur Bar
Ibueue hilling S r ,iio n in Floral
Pi ice $2,500.01) . Ca-|,
ROOMS, with or wltnout meals. Height
^r.U.on Balan. e
per month
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
H. l lawlen, Re..in ( Hull Building.
H>K REN T Nice large front room
IlOMi SHKK i : r o r i n v e s t o r I
suitable for two gentlemen. 203
Rather than rent I will offer fori
K. I.rd Street.
Ibis week only, my home at 911
WANTED— Roomers and bonrdura. Elm Ave., for $5,500. Completely
furnished, on easy terms, (i rooms
505 W. 3rd Strtcet.
modern with hot and cold water.
OaniKp. Lot r.|\| 17, shrubs, flowI F YOU want to sell your farm, ors. Inqtiire at House or 407 First
we can be of good service to you National Bank Bldg.
ns we have inquirers for both rnnall
nnd large farm property. Dean- 85— Lots For Snle
Berg Corporation, 515 First N a tl.
Bunk Bldg. Phone 713.
O O L U M B U 8 (G a^ ) U E D Q IB
ClaaaifWd ada have th * l o i
eireulatlo* is S o e th w w te m
rla . B a t* 8 e ( 6 -word U n*)
Phone 800
Yellow Cab Co.
AND C L E A N J
LAUNDRY/^ I A LL S IZ E S
A,’l’ut August
lit
furnished two or three room
bungalow, bimgalutto or ap art
ment, modern, also garage, must
be reasonable. Permanent couple.
Box T ll.G, tare Herald.
W JI. LONG
^ Rare Value In Fibre Suite
fe l lo w ^
citizens!
for * ood buyB
hstau‘* 2ao Meisch Build-
ELECTRIC FAN
SALE
I J {*k* your
iC r '
.
- l!
I
n fo r d
u n d ^
•CONVINCES THE s
[MO^T SKEPTICAL1 j
McCAl.L & FOX, Real estate inn
J listings.
l l o ! " 18, .”.®
9t buV3
otlr
Phone
745. aro among
F U R N IT U R E also gas stove used 77— Houses for Rent
for four months.
Rose Court
SAN FO RD AVE.. CORNER
HILTON’S B A R B E R SHOP
Apartment No. 4.
At Seventh Street
SM ALL HOUSE for rent, also new
113 Magnolia Avenuo.
furniture for sale. Apply 1108 50x117. Price far below the aetvinl
K first class barbers.. Special nt- (>0— M achinery and Tools.
value.
Myrtle Ave.
■ I tentinn given ladies and children.
D EAN -BERG CORPORATION
HD BUJCK CO.
FOR S A L E —l Colt Carbide outfit 3 ROOM HOUSE F U R N ISH E D 515-516 F ir st National Bnm.
noli* Avenue,
SA N FO RD DRUG COMPANY
Phone 713
hone :if,7
for 0 lights. Also mule and
1011 Palmetto
“The Rexall Store"
farm tools. Phone 802.
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
! Wo make n specialty of our prompt
515-510 First National Bank Bldg. FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando
•FORI). ____
KORDSON filling of prescriptions and quick
Morning Sentinel; largest classi
Phone 713
Higgins. me.
Inc.
delivery,
fied business, rate lc a word, min
iilmctto. Phone 331 >Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
„
FO R S A L E —Cheap for cash. 2 FOR RENT— Two furnished cot imum 24c cash with order.
tages, Floral Heights nnd Silver
good mules, mowing machine,
Hash
'
W IG IIT -C H R IS E N B E R R Y P R IN T other farm tools. P. O. Box 211. Lake. $35 per month. Apply 3(H)
in motor car value.
SHOP — Printing,
Engraving, Phone 3012.
French Ave.
I Motors c o .
Embossing. See u» first. We do
Gnd Sunford Ave.
it. Phono 417-W. It. R. AvenueA D V E R T IS E In the Journal-H er
Commercial Street.
ald, South Georgia’s greatest
Ikniuih what .Vou pay
newspaper.
Morning, afternoon
61—.Miscellaneous
|J»*hiit..■:u car costs .......
you.
PRIN TIN G TH A T P L E A S E S
weekly and Sunday.
Classified
m t , " r ’ Y"ii less., i Typewriters andAdding Machines.
rates 10c per line. Waycross Jou r 6 ’’ Stationary
....... $ 3.85
FOR
S
A
L
E
«M»AKAGKCO.
| TH E S E M IN O L E P R IN T E R Y
nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia.
H ” Stationary
5.25
BUNGALOW TRAII,OR
lfil "
-------- 601 W. llth St. W. N. Luraley, Prop.
•I ’’ Oscillating
11.60
Can l<e used ns it bungalow with
•Billions— Repairtwo beds, or can be folded for trav D A IL Y N E W S — it covers Brow IMumugraph* and Records.
19— Building— Contracting
eling in 10 minutes. Cost $350 ard County thoroughly which I* Radiator ornaments
new. Owner will sell at quick sale one o f tb * moat rapidly growing Musicnl instruments nnd strings.
I THIS! CO.
J A M E S H. COWAN— AH kinds of for $75 cash. All attachments for sectlona on th *
Florida
Coast.
«r, not the owner.”
Tin add Sheet Metal
Work. Dodge car are included. Inquire Sample cop) and rate card upon
>11 Inr (••.tiiiirttfii.
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak 2300 Palmetto.
request.
Ra d f o r d
Avenuo and Third Street.
Tele
phone 111.
FOR S A L E —Cypress stakes 1x1 MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people
Service Offered
nru interested in Florida. Each
four feet Tong, pointed one end.
E, J . LINDSKOG— General Con good for seed bed frames. $8.6') of thorn through a classified add in
716 Sanford Ave
tractor and builder. Plans and per thousand f. o. b. Partin Bra. the Morgantown POST. Six cents
Sanford, Fla.
ilnhordasher
a work for six consecutive issues.
l‘u, Pulleglate specifications on request. All work Wagner, Fla. •
guaranteed.
Residanco
217
High
Stroet.
land St., between Elm and Oak. T a MPA DAILY TIMAS, Tampa, 78— O ffices and Desk Room
RUG STORE— I’re- Phone 7 »«W
in * Daily* rmtea 2 esnta • word.
». Soda. Wo ftro , y—n ■ ■■■
. amgp.— d ^ P O W
.. urn 25c, caah with order. A TT R A C T IV E rooms to rent for
; r n ,Ur i,h°ne.
2 0 — H e a t i n g a n d O l u m h l n e ,J
stores or offices at Park Avo.,
It* lo r tom plats rata card.
f« !! 103.
and Commercial S t r e e t
W . M.
M E A T M A R K E TS
HODGINS A COWAN O O , A n ti
,CH C O U N T X W - The Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
AC—0AKLAN D
jWNTIAf I Cadillac Company.
l St
I’ho ns 121
.S a
L a
PERM A N EN T MAIN El, WAVING
IE X P E R T REPA IRIN G . . _
I typewriters and Adding Machines
i
PAUL 11. NIX.
j With Haynes & Ratliff. Phone 540
be
TH RASH ER & G A R N ER
R
p
£ 24
G f‘ "iirr rii‘U
'*,
PwteS
* nwno
24R
appointments.
1025— Dodgo A Special Sudan.
p
THE NOVELTY
SHOP
r
Our Store Closes Thursday at Noon During the Summer
. Mqpths.
ir il
representative
T^Oisr with mtoa,
tUnif'ra,'“n will
inb.rinutioii.
linh, iluy will
j, wjrilinc your
i |o stake it mure ef-
BA L L HARDWARE
M rl l'w H C n ^ ''ccailions.
Mi L A N D E R AR CA D E
27— Professional Service*
1924— Dodge Touring.
TISEKS
For Sale By
"S T E W A R T THE FL O RIST”
Dealers
i
!
K e n tu c k y a n t i M in U t ip p I
m g> r d ::
i*
O N L Y
HOOSIER
/
TH E
F O R G E T
DODGE B R O T H E R S
I ^ S je of 30c for
•Prompt
Srrvin
Where You Can Always
■
25— Florists.
DON'T'
----- J H E r ---------
i , * F o at.r n,,(i F irc Innurnnco
112
Bark Ave., Sanford
vertfse daily on the claa»|fiedp*ee.
isles are for
tlons.
„ sverage length
is restricted
fication.
made The Snnbe responsible
[viil
rivet insertion,
/or subivfluent
office should he
t«|y In ense of
Fishing
80A — Real E s ta te D irectory
FOR R E N T - 5
room furnished
equip- H Garner " ' nrnn°do Beach. N.
n'cnt, Rods, Reels, Lines, Etc. at
11 !,*®11 y ° t l ‘ need c a n , * | .
_ at The Shu ford
(or by letter TeleIjaeinrea are not
mmmmn
mile
OIL O O H ^ c
\felumina
WasiiabieWfoHPaint
Use Herald Want Ads for Resul
IliMtrs
Windows
Frames and Screen*
X ?'
X 1 7 H E N y o u r w alls are
y y o n c e p a i n t e d with
V elu m in n y o u a r e th r o u g h w ith decorat
ing fo r a lo n g , lo n g tim e b e c a u s e e a sy wash-1
ing w ill ta k e th e p la c e o f redecorating.‘
SH AKESPEARE
24~ F -i l" t'n t— I ’u p en B .
8f « l'n®
_ 7c « line
on request
Now Is The Time To Buy a Home
Hoard
th e tftores
^ l» A d « n c e
" T * ; im.
Effective July 16,1926, Harry H. Frankel
wishes to announce his resignation from ,
the R. B. Wight Realty Co.., Winter Park,
fiscal agents for the Golfers Supply Co.,
Longwood. •
2 2-M Illin cry -D rew ,rru ik E .g ! «"sl^"pt c t a b „
"ad! r a t e s
‘will be received
I follrclw sent
COLCLOUGH R E A L T Y COM PANY
! Rock Lime In Barrels.
Rock Lime In B urs. ^ M a s te r
Hydrated Lime.
I While Itoek Flnster
Nails
Finishing Lime.
Screen Wire
Agricultural Lime.
Jltiilders Maul ware
erv
If
SS/
Lath
lirielt
Lime
T.irarhn Dinting Powilrr $n>p« phekir
hr Jf iti hftig mionu* anti tlrivn the rstli
away. Ji will not Jrvitatt diosimnt%
drr, icn%iiiv« hiby tkin (irown upg
•htiulil u%r Lkarhu liquid for prickly
tlCAC.
— ON—
M
NOTICE
The Price Js Right
diW
rOOV h .‘«L
ir r
Our opinion is th a t we have i
S T U A R T The Soaboord
AJir enough rain in A p ril w ithout peo- *
l.ine linilroad has begun the erec pie trying to give picnics.
Yes, he would.
It became n m at
P L A N T C IT Y -D e p u ltf Sheriffs tion
of
repair
shops,
round
ter of honor w ith him ul once.
engaged in u wholesale ‘‘dUintorContinue to drink?
No. of ring" (Hilly in the frd nt yard of bouses and general a d m in istrat
ion buildings, at Indlantown. SutI general is the type
^fs- of in d l-.j course not.
.
1 Andrews
.
. is notI the. w
’«*n 1Small,
'IIIIIII, in
rill |
,
J«hn
negro, IV
and
ll.e
net j ton and Sp'ton, of Jacksonville.
generally
performs . man to* be dry for others nail .wet
( ^ wa„ J|M, digging up of I on I were given' the ccmtmct
•
, not less.
for himself.
P r^ a
„ f U(||J . Smutf’ss w
if e 1 '
* '* "
"
„ ho promises,
-----,,
. .h.ly th«.. mat
w ifi
not, indeed, pledge him- t«*rcd to him very ittle
lie win. Wus ncrested and the negro w n s;
dry the country up.
| | e no slavo to alcohol
II. m .I. s ns being nought.
The "raid ,"
th e 1
* i fra n k to adm it, a t least he said, lie was too busy t<> thmK officers snid, was the Jnrgeni in I
itio n , that he was uncer-, about It.
this section in a long time.
th e r it could be done or —
vH# did not even prom ise!
I . A K E L A N D -—Plans are
cbm - 1
arable progress."
But he |
ploted lie re for the Florida Con- |
■ he Intended to try it f o r .
fercnce Summer School, to be held'
year.
at Southern College, August JO.
' „ * ' ..A ... A
to Bepiend*. r 10. The faculty will I
. t i n shout four months
be eompo-od o f religious lenders!
...................................
W. 8 . PRICE, Mgr.
recently denied he would
ST. P
E T E R S B U R G This city ! from all over the South. The I
thin full w ill see the ln-ginning of "ckj*ol. a new venture for Southern !
pnly be fo rc e d out!
a giant poultry industry, w o r d - | (
•- "'tended p rim a rily for f 7 1 (I W , F ir n t S t . P h o n e 4 7 2 -w
Sm edley' D. Butler ing to an announcement by II. K. . .
— ~— :
--------— j
jh l* .
But to quit.
...
,
I— Andrews proh- Bngby. general manager of t h e •
Producers
Poultry and D airy j
would p re fe r death itself.
Farm .
Tin* latter.
M r.
Bngby
KVi".
•I: 1
appreciate the situation at said, .was organized with a capital j
ill value it is necessary to con- * “ ,lk «'f $ l," 0 «IM'.) by Iowa ,n„,lthe job in connection w i t h " 7 ; P-. king interest-*. < p e .n lurns |
U r have <|ulte n numlier of home-* in (h r rity listed
type of man the general is.
| w'
“•"J ;
with
uh which n rr jirio-vl lo srll. Some furnished and
t was a dashing cavalry o ffi | -outhea I of . t. f «to r -m i g. » i >
A coniplelf line of
some unfurnished. There was never h heller lim e In
Vpocially popular.
He lik e .l, bead.pmrteis ..ccipyn.g a *n.te of
offices above a I.
j Cypress ami IMne
buy a IIO M K ns terms aan Ik* arrunged la suit.
I
company, comradery.
lie
. In both pre-prohibition and
'
Framing
BRADENTON
a .a t ,
^prohibition days, until he u<
Insurance service that canuol In* excelled.
J Sheathing
" ' his present post.
Accord
Siding
own admission, some <>f
Flonrint;
nds said he drnnk hurcl. Not
•ill F ir s t N ational Hank Hldg.
Telephone 732
i was a souse, hut he lived
Ceiling
•
Urbrldly circles -was n “jolly
W e are liendi|iiarters for E a g er’s Finish
SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A
C hnllanoogj | ime, none better— Mouldings
Real E s ta te
Insurance
up to him, he could see that il was. ; cat is being hi
Would he undertake t «» enforce it?
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SANFORD. FLORID
Old Cabinet
iotDefeated
[first Appearffore Solons
^Ministry
President
»ts Chamber
Ey Change Of
Of ll.S.Loan
July 22. i>1*1—The
saving th e f n i n c
£ tiJuv liv K n y m o m l
■ 5 mn t ih«- o n ly
atlte.^ma n »>l
not in’cii itiftl as
luring tin* past two
Fflnaminl stress,
.day-old ministry
lierriot was dojt* first apponntnso
Bbrr uf (l«,|MitiPs i last
pj ,c;t. of 290 1“ 237.
Sitiuiial Ministry
i in «r».--innnl cry of
tEljw" ainl hoot* eniiie
| of almiit 5,000 jjathof ihr I’aluis lluiirjiot’f mini-11y (vas imi Itjaliiin <>f tiulii’y f«r
Itimi uf IIk* fra»u\
LHrrrioi ami his minis<r«l ihrir iv-ngnuJltjlllclll I> illlllorgUU,
■tis railed i<poii by the
| form a “national milltask was accepted.
Bdir.s' Ilit* downfall
government, Anu•, Herriiit’s minister
( lucceeifcd in having
chambers uf p a r
tial authorizing the
i B»nk of Kraneo the
_j*C* of |25,000,0(t0 of
[^00,(WO,000 loan scP.‘ Morgan and CumYork.
5
Eight Pages
-Tfr-rrwr-
KffortH Of One Prisoner To
Avoid Paying Telephone
Call Lead To Discovery Of
Alleged $ l5 0,000(,ons|»iniq,y
Is Named In
Jill In Answer
force Petition
S. A. L. Seeks Right
To Dispose Bonds
[Coast Guards A re S u sp en d ed •
‘Connection W ith S a le O f L iquor
Of the suspended mon, Com
m ander Wheeler re v e a le d . twelve
had signed confeaalons admitting
they had accepted from $200 to
11,000 each for permitting r«»*
runners to land liquor.
The
fessions include one from a.cap
tain who admitted he had used the
boat under his command to carry
eight, caaqs of Scotch whiskey
across' Barnegat Bag.
Eugene Bsrdejr of Wareton, who
told Sheriff Grant oT Ocean coun
ty that liqqor Was found on W*
place during a
d» artd. wae— ^
chased from
w
,ruar<J
^ c o u n t y and a taken by
i u JJe^raouth coun-
‘'& i ,ove bren mad®
n ifta
r
‘••w q u iiy
TTY’S GROWTH
-
-fhiii
Today.
General Spirit O f Humor
And Optimism Prevails In
Lakeland A fter Bank Run
order or hysteria nnd the city this >
morning is laughing it off.
"y
Local hankers attribute, the run
Fnatiom* Ret (Together And
on the s tate bank to the fact thnt
President Dcvanc of tho Polk CounProclaim Former Candidate
Electricity And Water In withdrawals covering a month ty. Trust
Company
.
0,nP . was chairman
Ah Their CholceAndAdopt
creases Thirty Per Cent which hod depleted its cash re- of the S tate Bank Board,, A postP°bI*
His Battle Cry A s Hlbgnn
During Past 12 Months servey apparently hud spent its tion he resigned Tuesday night.
.VJ
force this morning when thu bank Tho public had the Idea th a t be
opened, as depositors fa r out cause of his dual connection the
numbered those withdrawing a c lianks were affillnLsl, which it is
counts, nnd a general s pirit of stated, is not and never has been
humor and optimism pervaded the the case.
hank.
Brookhart Says He Lost Seat Healthy Condition Of San
The other two hunks were doing
LAKELAND, July
22.—(JP)—
In Sennte Because He ToM
Immediate arran g e m e n ts whereby
ford Reflected In Figures business ns usual.
'
' — ___ 4
Tens of thousands of dollars thu affairs
oftho closed Polk
Truth AhoutlowaConditions
Company Officials Assert were
poured into the S ta te Bank County T ru s t Co., here will be
DESMOINEH, Iowa, July 22.— . Sanford’s growth in population yesterday afternoon from Tampa taken over nnd liquidated by thu
t/f’l—-Col. Smith W. B rookhart to in the laHt year is accurately re p bunking connections nnd from the other three banks of the city and
day is tho accepted United States resented in llie remarkable gains F irst National, und Central Bnuk funds of depositors mndo available
X’ T rust Company of this city, and] ut any early date, jver» announc
senatorial nominee of Iowu Repub in public nt 11i*% -^rvicc.
the three hanks joined in u s t a t e ed this afternoon by President \V.
licans, despite the statu central
Comparative figures on the con ment declaring there were ample W. Chase of tin* S tatu Bunk,
committee’s formul declaration two
HOUSTON^ I Texaa.
which today emerged victorious
years ago that he had bolted the sumers served l)v the electric pow fluids to satisfy all demands.
2
2
.—Three
men drove op
er, gas ami water utilities this
t)no bank displayed a largo sign from a very tamo run vesterday
party.
•
he
Ferguson
State Cot
summer
ami
one
year
qgo
are
prein
its
window,
inviting
any
patron
and
fo
r
a
while
this
morning,
u
n
Tho pprty also has definitely de
who is so inclined to come and get til n veritable dclugo of muney
Farm near Midway, 70
manded ‘'economic equnlity for seated today by The- i i o r ulj.
(Continued on Pago Two)
The Florida Power Sc l.iggFTT-J'i” money. There Juts been no disagriculture,” Rrookhar’t's battlenorth of here, shortl.
cry.
Co., had 2,f>2.'l consumers on June
midnight
today and
Thrice in the past bIx yeurs of 1- l!»2tl ns against 1,911 consum
killed
Will
Raider of
his stormy political career has thu ers on June I, 1925, or a gain of
the
picket
guard,
(112
consumers,
according
to
Clyde
colonel been the nomincu but hu
six convicts o f the 1
has ju s t experienced fo r the firs t A. Ilyrd, manager pf the Sanford
time the honor usually pnid tho office.
prison barracks and !
candidate heading the ticket. Ills
The number of gas consumers
away With them a fte r f ir s t
acceptance by the s ta te conven Jujie JO, 192(5, was 1,100 as com
ing the doors on the
tion yesterday was marked by his pared with 896 on June .’10 of last
of the prisoners.
declaration from the plutform th a t year, according to E. S. McCall,
Execution of the plot Was
be would win (In- full election and office manager of the SHnfonl
nnd ruthless.
The moment
return to Washington “ to tell the Municipal Gas Depart meat. ThiH Fiutitioiiij Trunsnclimls Ut>- Five Men Arrested Tuesday men in the automobile sight<
trutb
regarding conditions
in is a gain of 206 consumers.
opened fire on
stirlod To In E f f o r t To
Af Akron Are Subjected guard, they ope;
Iowa.”
Water consumers totaled 1,095
riddled with bulleta,
Midi* Funds llnluw fullyD i
To (irilliiiK Hut They (Hve dead.
Brook it. widely known for his on June :m. 1920 as compared to
Instantly they' wew t
verted, Says S ta le Official
support in farm relief legislation, 1,252 consumers on June .’10. 1925,
No Information On Crime him and seized the keys to th« i
tlu* subject which tended to fuse a gain of 14.1 consumers, according
racks.
ull party lint ions into a harm on to Mr. McCall, also office m anager
ATLANTA, Gu., July 22. (A9
CANTON, Ohio, July 22.—(/P| —
With drawn pistols they
Four Deaths And Many Pron- ious convent inn group, asserted he of the city’s water department.
-T h o Farm ers ami Morchunts The m ystery of the m urder o f Don the doors and called the
lrations Follow In Wake lost his seal s the Senate because
The ta in in electric power con Rank of Gordon, Gn., mem Ik-r It. Mcllctt, Canton publisher, r e six long-term men who _
Of Sweltering Heat; S. C. he hud “told the tru th ." " B u t I’ll sumers is 32 | kt cent; in gas con of the Rankers T ru st Conipuny mains ns impenetrable' us the night out from the ranks of th eir:
buck und tell the tru th again," sumers almost 30 per cent, nnd in
chain which closed last week he was killed.
and took their places behit
City Hottest Ui Country go
lie added.
lias re-opened for liiisineHs, the
Although five mon, arrested a t liberators.
wnter consumers, 35 per cent.
It was a holiday 'for tho form er
stnto banking departm ent a n Akron yusterduy, were subjected
The other convicts mad#
(By Associated Press)
The increase in electric consum nounced today.
senator and iiis hroad smile show
With no haste, tne tt
to a grilling last night, they tuld move.
The heat wave of the past week ed he enjoyed the new ensation of ers reveals Sanford as u “fast
Tho luink was olio of more little thut would indicate any mon locked the door ana •
growing
city,"
Mr.
Byrd
said.
"The
was climaxed yesterday by te m being escorted among u populace.
than eighty small Georgia in- knowledge of the crime.
In ono later disappeared in t h e ___
peratures
mounting
generally
Senator
Cummings,
veteran increase is evidence th a t a great ikitutions which closed after instance, authorities said, the a n The story was telephoned to l
throughout the South t-bove the Iowa leader, did not attend the mimbeu. of n"W honyes aro bying the bankruptcy proc e F i l i n g s
ton and did not indicate hot
huiltiand that Sanford has an ever against the Hankers T ru st Com swers of thu men differed re g a rd alarm
100-mark. Four deaths and u convention.
was given.
ing
tho
time
they
spent
in
Canton
number of prostrations followed in
pany.
Although pre-convention s t a t e increasing population."
. The six escaped convicts
on
tho
day
before
Mellett
was
tho Wake of the sweltering heut.
The gains in gnH and water
ments indicated ull attem p t would
fatally wounded as he closed the George Dixon, Charles Pryor,
Two persona died In Danville, be made to condemn tho adm inis service are chiefly duo to popuurd Naylor, C. . Holland,
ATLANTA, July 22.— UP) — doors of his garage.
Va;, as a result of the excessive tration in connection with tho farm lnti'C' increase, Mr. McCall stated. Evidence that bank funds hud been
Fete Mnrgnrn told of leaving Bernard and A M r Ireland,
beat. Grover Thurm an, fa th e r of situation, tlu* eight resolutions The mains have been extended re used for bucket-shop speculation
Akion
for Canton nt 4 n. in. on was serving a 30 year sent
nlhe children, and George Walker, voiced no such criticism, only one cently to serve families which were and th a t "iictitious transactions
Ireland was
July
15
with John Demos, re tu r n murder.
negro, w£ro tho victims. Five name being mentioned— President in the -itv limits several yeurs ago, hud been resorted to in an effort
to
29
years
for bank
Demos
were overcome while Coolidffo—and It appeared in the ho suhL’ l*ul it is the recent honvy to hide funds unbiwfuliy diverted," ing to Akron ut 9 p. m.
Naylor waa.aervfog two
declared
tbey„U
ft
a
t
4
p.
m,,
and
working on u cofferdam.
resolution commending the ad growth in various sections that has been unearthed by investiga
burglary,.
At Covington, Ky.- one person ministration “for Its wise and e f enabled the city to extend g a s and tors Into tho affairs of the Bank returned to Akron a t 11 p. m. 14 years-i
_
Mellett
was
shot
shortly
a
fte
r
died from causes attributed to Un ficient conduct of the government water service to those families e r s ’ Trust Company, Solicitor Gen
year
for
forgery."
The quin
heal. Thomas R. Yates, tit), of in accordance with Republican who have been without the service eral John Boykin announced lust midnight on Ju ly 1(3.
tet is being held as suspicious c h a r
Raleigh, N. ('„ also was a victim principles."
The city is not justified in extend night.
acters.
Ora Slater, Cincinnati
ot excessive heat.
ing its utility service to certain
“ Fictitious transactions to hide
Newberry. S. €!.. led the South
sections, where few families live, funds unlawfully diverted seems to detective, said hu has no clues, a l
though each day adds to his col
with a maximum teinperutim* yes
he explained.
have been one of the favorite sys lection of information regarding
terday of KIM degrees. Greenwood,
Approximately 10 miles of both tems whereby large sums were di the movement of Cunton under
MITCHELL FIELD, N.
S. ( ’., reported |llt» and Anderson
gus and water mains have been verted to the benefit of tho Hank- world characters.
22.—(/P)—Babe Ruth today *
and York S. ('., each had 105 and
lai din the lust veur, Mr. McCull e r ’.i T ru st Company anil certain
Detective and police officials
Columbia and Spartanburg, S. C.,
of its officials," Mr. Boykin suid. generally believe th a t within "tho «*d a new honor—that of tx *
declared.
had lftl.
"Everything indicates th at lmnk jungle," as tho Canton underworld first man to catch a basebi
The utility figures
"speak
Charlotte, N. (’., established a
funds
involving largo amounts section is known, live those who ped from an alrplano me
eloquently” of the growth o fpopu
record of heat for forty vpurs when
An intensive cam paign to stim lation of Sanford- hu declared. huvu been squandered by certain cun shed light on tho m ystery of miles an hour. Ho cauaM
ulatlon baseball dropped fr
tho therm om eter registered 101 ulate interest in education in San They will show that there is much individuals in Atlanta in bucket- the murder.
Mellott's fight on
degrees.
ford will be undertaken in the more business here alsu than one shop speculations.
No local pride vice is believed to havu incited ultitude of from 200 to 300 ‘
The ball wns dropped by 1
Comparatively cool weather was nonr future by the Educational year ugo, ljo uddeib.
or influence of any kind will deter wrath uf those responsible for hiH
1l. F. McClelland, flying an
reported a t Miumi, Flu.—84. New Committee of the Sanford Cham
me from the most vigorous ami ex douth.
The electric power figures, Mr. haustive prusucutiun of the guilty
pursuit plane. The attempt
Orleans had u tem perature rungc ber of Commerce, according to
Officers differ on the instru tabllsh a nfew altitude
'
of 8(3 to 70.
Mrs. S. I*. A rrington, recently Byrd sajd, "should set a t rest all parties.”
ment of death, some declaring it
elected chnlrman of the commit nuestions ns to conditions In SunA Fulton county grand jury in wus a rifle and others a pistol. record howover, failed,
East Swelters In Heat
tee. Complete plans for the cam ford now ns computed to a year structed by Superior Court Judge They nlko disagree on tho distance could not locato the ball
NEW YORK, J u l” 22.—-GP)— paign will be laid a t the next e r e ."
J. W. Howard ulso is conducting between Mellett and thu assailants from higher altitudes hr
get under them. The
The East sweltered today in a meeting of the newly formed body.
an investigation into the cause of when he was shot.
mudo on thu seventh sttentl
heat wave th a t came in from the
Mrs. Arrington expressed tinthe Bankers’ T rust Company bank
first was made at an autlf
mid-west- taking u toll of two- hope that the committee would I*ruptcy proceedings und the clos
1,000 foct.
score lives and prostrating hun ablo to raise the necesary funds
ing of tho lurgo number of small
The bull drupped among
dreds in the cities.
tq_enable it to o ffer prizes to the
banks in tho siute.
Tem perature records were brok students of the various Sanford
men.
■• fc
Thu Bunk of Menlo, a member
en here and elsewhere yesterday. schools for efficiency in study and
of the Bunkers’ T ru s t Conipuny
Frederick, Md., had 105 and Wash other lines of school work.
chain .yeBterduy turned over its uiington, D. C., 104 degrees.
The Kducutionul Committee will
fnirs to tho stute bunking d ep a rt
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Ju
It wus th r hottest July day since endeavor to work in harmony
Doyle Carlton, arom inent Tampa ment.
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ly 22. -f/P)—Official denial that a
1886. In Albany, iycatber records with tho civic organizations of lawyer, who recently announced
Oscar Dooley, former vice-pres
for thirty years were broken. Fac Sanford for tho betterm ent of the his cundidacv fur tho Democratic ident of tho MechunicH ami Metals squad of U. H. Marinos wan doing
tories hud to close a t I-ockport.
city, and it is in this field that it nomination ifir governor two years Nalionul Bunk of New York, was special guard duty ut Coast Guard
SAN FRANCISCO, July
Thousands sought relief
a t is hoped tho g re a te s t good will be from' now, was a visitor in San appointed us un additional receiv Rase Number (3 cannot he obtained
—OT)—The federal grand jt
beaches and resorts. There were accomplished, said Mrs. Arrington. ford today. During tho day he er for the Bunkers’ T ru st Com from Commundor C. G. Porchcr bocaune of orders issued two days
.’150,000 visitors to Coney Island.
wdll
ill.......................
Investigate tb a a c tiv is t*
E ffo rts will also be made by the was in conference with several pany.
ngo which prevent any citizen
Col. Ned G rsen,. federal pro*
A score of deaths was reported commlttee m^ynbers to enlarge the leading .business men of this city
from
entering
tho
government
re
in Michigan, three in New York, school libraries of Sanford. At in tho Interest of Jtis campaign.
bltion adminlatra )t tax
servation^?
Mr. Carlton is suid to be one
ern .California a
Nevada ..1
two in New York state, four in the present tim o,a good s ta rt hus
Efforts to got into communica
is revealed I
Jersey City nnd nine in New Eng been made alohg this lino but the of tho youngest men who ever an
tion
with
Commander
Porchor
for
district Alto:
land. Crops were damaged through rapid growth of tho schools of the nounced fo r the gubernatorial
.
VJJ.
two days havo failed. Ono officer
way today,
owing
Mu
out the midwest.
city will soon make the present nomination, and has had a promin
at tho baso denied over the tele
of twenty' five grand
library facilities wholly Inadequate ent public career in -the 14 yeurs
phone that Marines were oh duty.
WASHINGTON, July 22 - -(A»)- to m eet the needs of the students. lie haa bepn «* resident of Floridu.
subpoenas a.
A patrol boat, which has been
The government's w eather experts It Is said.
The Investigation l ithe
Iq
1917
and
again
in
1919
he
rep
.
wired in from ull p arts of tluThe remodelling work un four seen off the coast hero continu
resented Hillsboro county in the
growth of an extensive *
country, found sufficient hope to
stute senate, und Wus afterwards greeim of the Sanford Municipal ously for flvo days, Is said to have
carried on by the 14
day 'to promise a charitable relief
Golf eourso will probably bu com on board five members of the
department of the
city attorney of Tampa.
from the sickening tem peratures
revenut
division .
During Rip past few years ho pleted within thu next two weeks, coast guard who were recently in
which have prevailed for several
chargee against Col.
has mad* an enviable reputation according to Dave Jensen, super dicted by the Dade county grand
Jury for second-degreo murder in
days over a largo area.
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Was declared, included
in the legal profession in Tampa intendent.
Calculating th a t the heat wavo
New traps are boing construct connection with the death of "Rod"
and ia Recognized as one of the
misconduct In off!
Shannon.
would bo broken late today or to
of bootleggers, p a c . ,
Plans for the annual Lions out stnte’a leading attiupeys. He hao ed, und the whole course worked
Efforts of Sheriff Paul C. Bryan
night in tho lower lake region and ing were completed nnd tho an always been a prominent man in over to make the sport more Inter
eminent accounts and
of Broward county to servo the
the Ohio Valley, tho official cal nouncement that the local club clyio affairs of the Cigar City and esting, on the greens.
torieated In a i
culators also said cooler weather would sponsor a musical show iti at proftept Is nresident of the Tam
The asphalt road now under con men with warrants handed him
Col. Green's
was In sight late tonight in Ten the fall, featured the weekly gath pa Kiwania club.
struction through the golf course from Dade county have failed,
.
duct in office WM ■
Commander
Porcher
refusing
to
nessee, the middle and north At ering of the organization at the
While in Sanford Mr. Carlton will be completed from the Paola
have included the ml
see the deputise when they went to
lantic states and the Carolinas.
ation of liquor.
Road
to
ths
chib
house
by
Satur
expressed
himself
as
well
pleased
Seminole Cafe today.
LAKELAND, Fla., July 22.—(A1)
^ T h o run on t h r S ta te Bank of
lak ela n d , precipitated yesterdny
when the Polk County T n ls t Com
Number Of ConHumerHOfGaH pany
failed to open because of
0 ^ 5
Three Men Drive
Texes Cbm
And Free 6
Facta? Lon? T<
Cummings Fails To
Biggest Growth In
Attend Gathering
History, Is Report
F ire On G uard,
T h ey R each
Other Convicts
No Move To
In Darin?
BANK FUNDS USED OFFICERS STILL
FOR SPECULATION UNABLE T0S0LVE
ASSERTS BOYKIN EDITOR’S SLAYING
OFFICER REVEALS MERCURY RISES
SWINDLING PLOT ABOVE 100 MARK
IN LEAVENWORTH TO CLIMAX WAVE
LEAV ENW OR TH. Kuna.. July
22.—(A*)—E ffo rts of a niisuncr to
nvoid pnym enj of n long distance
telephono toll led to the discovciv
of a conspiracy by convicts in the
federal penitentiary here to swin
dle tge government out of dpwurds
of ItfO.OOO, Warden '.V. I. Rid
dle announced on complution of an
Investigation into thu plot.
One of tho prisoners, Jess I,.
IT Dies . Downrm vjivw
* i yuHiinivvvti
nviii
\
luuuiU'J
Greer,
committed Irani
Colorado
22 .
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1
tho
malls,
called
a vvhi1
j wWiuJh'ln St. Louis ovdr 'the
it the stall o u t-did phone and tried to save himself
anil American the tolls by charging the cnll to
I died dim n tliis morn- the warden and Inter altering the
bill from the telephone company to
I of the Paris populace ninko it np'.ieur that the call was to
| l to bed early lust night n St. Isiuis business firm. The
the morning papers warden discovered the alteration
|Hcrriot cabinet had e x and secret service men were direct
' the cvi-iiing and that ed to check all of the record < which
sklent I’liincarc, ardent G reer had kept as a clerk in the
rigid «*cniii.iiii*t, had prison office, resulting in the dis
I spun to i'li m a cabinet covery of the plot.
funiuny parties as pusWith the help oftlie prison mo
moch to restore eon- tion-picture machine and some can
N the national cm rency celled checks which ho stolo from
|etpttt(‘(l to net n*t a check tho prison cafe, Greer had been
[ruts who have been ru- able to forge tho names of prison
| their wardrobes with officials on fake invoices. Greer
Ifovn.i at jib each and wes thuH able to obtaip a check
130 cents as well as gur- make out to a fictitious business
1inner man with fifty- firm in Denver.
George F. Ames, a prisoner who
|BUrtrd Karl) Monday
wns paroled early in the month,
for laming paper received tho check a t a Denver
stmii-thing tangible hotel by assum ing the name of the
Itly Monday when limisc- fictitious man to whom the check
nueil i.i Page Two)
vyjts addressed and presented it to
u Colorado bank. The chock, drawn
for $ 7U0.D1. would have been hon>
ored. prison officials suy, If the
fruud had not.been discqvyred.
Greer adm itted his p art of the
plot and officials found 125 ad
ditional fuko invoices in hs pos
n July
22. (,V)— session.
d") tilange lie- “ galThey ulso found the stolen can
■-line loomto celled checks nailed to the bottom
Ifwtcrilu'.. (nit lie barely of a bench in the prison theatre
P* do anything when a and concealed in jhe false bottom
kh was received quol- of a wooden box.
•Angi-lcs papers us suyIfcern Iianied m a cross*r 9> -• divon e action.
Athn is coing back to a
Iw wagon in lue'iuration
*“ ■11 iMiiinaign. n giilW ASHINGTON, July
B**nt wla-.i infoimud of
in ini- l.os Angeles The Seaboard Air Line sought per
i Hying il-.a I'lincb-s A. mission from the i n t e r s t a t e Com
*W»Plil\ loan .,f lleverely merce Commission today to issue
(tamcil bun ui a cross- $8 ,000,000 of first nnd consolidat
lo f divorep action ed 0 per cent m ortgage .cold bonds
>
fought |,\ Ins wife. duo in 1045.
*lor.
Proceeds from tho isuc. which al
•rt»in|v a surprise to ready has ben sold, subject com
j i
* know Taylor and mission approvnl, to DiUlon, Reed
Lnndenburg,
■Jlnu‘l. l,u through my & Company and
L fn 1 war playing fool- Thalm ann & Company a t 97.75,
A'"l l met them would lie used to partially reim
| Lf“ A,|ri les. Where they burse tho ro a d ’s tre a s u ry f o r ad
|®vr*ii.' Ihere's nothing to ditions und betterm ents expendi
tures, to pay o fr short-term notes
*r*'l acquaintance with now outstanding, und to provide
'**!' intiiciv cusunl.
for nejK mileage In Florida.
N- J - July 22. Tgi. ,'1
‘““at guards-tK. I l,reBumably sta•T Jer«ey const, havo
pending investigainvolving the sale
“SS"|.0' liquor,
on , ’am J - w heeler,
' “‘Pended the men
in tho
L ^ g n U n d"!<|Uiry
c n t Uu9muB.
house late Monday night, accordtng to the story he told fellow
workers at the Atlantic Coast Line
shops, nnd told him he wns to go
with them. Cook objected, nnd
tne m ens insw er was to tie n
nunrikm hit'f over his eves. They
led him to a car and went off a t a
fast rate of speed.
Tho men accused Cook of m is
treating his wife, tho victim told
his fellow workers. They also
charged him with drunkness, it Is
said. Cook said that ho didn’t bo.lieve the Doggers to be klansmcn.
Cook did not describe tho vicin
ity In which he wns beaten- nor did
ho say whether he wns left in the
country or brought back to the
city. He wus excited and still
weak from his experiences when
be appeared at the shops Tuesday,
nnd unable to give a very clear ac
count of the incident. He said he
believed they took him "six miles
into tho country.”
Cook has a wife and two child
ron. Ho did not mention the.n to
his fellow employes, |-ut they are
said to be still here. Hu is said
to lie about :tr» year i old, and hod
lieeti employed by tlx* railroad for
u number of years.
Sheriff C. M. Hand said lie had
not heard of the flogging until in
formed by 'I'hii Herald.
L o * d ;i
:
flogged
Four Men Who Warn Him
To Leave This Community
Aaron Cook, c a r repair mnn,
employed by the Atlantic Const
Line Railroad eompuny j n the Sunford car shops, was badly beaten
by four unm asked men Monday
night, it was learned today.
The flogging had not been re
ported to either the sh e riff’s office
or police d ep a rtm en t here up to
early this afternoon, a Herald rep
resentative wus told.
Cook could not be reached today
for a statem ent.
He went to thV
cur shops Tuesday morning, got
his tools and money and informed
Jacob T. Newby; foreman of the
ohops th a t he was “ going to Goorla.’ ’ He hus not been seen since.
he Doggers told him to lenvo
Sanford and not come hack. Cook
told fellow workers.
The victim’s flesh was badly
bruised and he bore black and blue
m arks from the waist line down,
according to n co-worker who saw
Cook the morniiif; lifter be had
been flogged. A s tra p <u piece of
wood was used by the Doggers,
Cook's ncquuintnncc said.
The
flesh wns cut in many places.
Asked if he had been to n doctor.
Cook is reported to have replied:
" I ’m not going to see unv till I
got to Georgia."
The four men came to Cook’s
'.I '
A
Ruth Catches Ball
Dropped From PI “
Chamber Committe
Plans Campaign In
Behalf Education
Tampa’s Candidate
For Governor Pays
Sanford VisitToday
Government’s Order
Holds Up Denial Of
Commander Porciier
a
Activities Of
Chief To Be
Golf Course Work
Will Be Completed
Within Two Weeks
Sanford Lions Will
Hold Annual Outing
Thursday, August 4
Road Three Will Be
Repaired Soon, Says
Hathaway In Letter
A stato highway crew is now at
work on Road No. 3, and it will
be put Into sgtlafactory condition,
according to a letter received to
day by the Sanford Chamber of
Commerce from Dr. Fona A. HatlK
away, ehairmaa of th* Florida
“ ' Department The chamber
had compallned of,the road a
condition.
.
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Dr. Hathaway said he made a
trip over the rodd rfcantly and be
of the
noticed the i *
...... n Lake
shoulders of
A decision
Monroe and
rthuild the
was then »
. •’ .
i
shoulders, h«
The outing will bo held Aug. 4,
while the musical show will probubly be staged about the first of
October.
A committee composed of R. L.
Hooker, and 8. R. Dighton was ap
pointed to make all of the nec
essary plans for thq annual picric.
During the course of. the lunch
eon R. L. Bryan, Orlando businea man, made). S. short talk.
5 4 E le e tlo ii: Q e a d s
In d icted ^ t Chicago
' CHICAGO, Ju ly .1
four election 1
who served Aw U
ovor the excellent business condi
tions of the city, and when ques
tioned hi regard to conditions in
his home stated that the banks of
Tampa, were In gpod shape and
that there was little danger of the
after.
r affects of the real estate
boom'hurting an:
them.
the first of
The visit of to<
several
that the aspirant
.
jfttil ... to- the
Democratic nomination Svill make
to thla city, ha stated, and during
his s e t i t * cam paign be aspects to
make S anford Ope of his principsk
rallying .potato in th e state.
Egg Pried On RoofOt
day, It was said.
Tho county is tho base to apprehend the men.
building the road from the Paola
road to the Dixie highway to pro
vide a short cut, sod It will r#>
place the old clay road between
the highway and the clubhouse. .
Despite the hot weather, a
number of folferf are on the
greens dally, t^was said.
LINDSAY, Ont
~**!w*w.
wilt. July 22,—M — boconk from that
R ev e la tio n O f
M ad e In D ro w n in g
Rams Fail To A ffect
Telephone Service
Rovslatian or youthful 1heroism in
drowning af
connection
11 mombei
Churel
Hen*
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Beginning the second half of the Florida State League season with »
crippled team, the club is fighting to keep at the lop just as. it fought
during the entire first half of the season. Your support will go far
t o w a r d keeping the fighting spirit up. Go to the game every day.
I
r/
ry'
Both Pennants
; 1
Palmetto Avi
—
IN
EDGEW OOD
L>~-
The value Sanford has received through the base
ball d u b cannot he measured. W inning the firs t half
pennant has put this city on the map as nothing has
before. The advertising value, the fact th at Sanford is
taking its 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 of
the country. With your undivided support both pen
nants can he brought to Sanford. I»y following the
team in both victory and defeat you will lend the hand
th at is necessary to the spirit of the players.
EAT AT
Cy’s Place
Ft
*
Valdez Building. I’nrli Avt*.
.
£>*' Clean, wholesome, home cooked
Jfr' meals piac])ared by cooks who know
how good food should taste. A place
j which m erits your patronage. Hun
r striclly by Americans for Americans.
Stucco Bungal
G Itminis ami Bath
$7900
$1600 Cash
...W atch them every day
Balance $75.00 per month,
have other choice homes amc
our listings.
111
f (iivc us a trial you’ll sure come hack
s
( ’has. Anderson
l'y SmiIII
Sanford Chamber of Commerce
f
Styleplus
\ Just Received- A SIIJI’MKNT OF
York Blue
The'Best Team
Silk Lined
Sanford Ever Had—
The Sanford Herald
Why do most men pre
fer durk Blue? It is
suitable for wear any
where, it is serviceable,
it is dignified, it is 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 greatest value
you have ever seen.
Popular ..model, f i n e
grade all wool unfinish
ed worsted, silk lined
including silk vest back
and silk sleeve linings.
Moderate price. Come in
today. You will like
York Blue.
‘'Ahead On U s Merits”
WoodrnfF & Watson
Eastman Autographic
Cameras
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Willi Urn baseball loving public sticking In lilt*
Hub through i*vcry win, through every loss, it is
humid to pul forth valiant efforts to again bring
PRICKS $2.75 A M ) I T
home'the pennant.
W« also carry all sizes
Fast man Film.
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Call us for anything in
> The Drug ami Sundry l.im*
Stick To The Baseball Team
L A N E Y ’S
DRIK1 STORK
Phone 103
First Street
Contractors and Builders!
H e re W e G o ...!
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L et’s all go out—every day— and assist in putting the
Sajid
Rock
Plaster
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bunting on the Sanford flag pole for the entire season.
T h e team can do it—with the proper backing.
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.'iJ.'i Hit ST NATIONAL HANK lU.lltt
RHONE 713
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We’re Boosting for the tear
The
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Sanford Ca
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A GOOD PLACE TO EAT|
125 West First St.
q u a l it y h i g h e r t h a n pi
—See—
Hefore you slnrt that next job gel our prices on
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DEAN-BERG CORPORA
Sanford fir
“Am id Majestic Pin1
D.
And other building N ecessities.
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A Y BALL...!
Every order given special attention
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An investment that• ris
sure to
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A home community of unusual B
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' | medium weight
ty steady; heavies aloe
H u s b a n d * fla H te W ife
e r t spots off moreBfci
steers as low as l a ta I ^ S N a i c V I
best yearlings, 10-M; ^.itwdlum
. TAMPA, Fla., Ju ly 2 2 . - (/P) weight, 10.40; h e a v i M ^ l j S * ©thIn the oyes of th e public Bobby
cr killing classes m odetataly \* c Jones is the British open golf
•Ive, steady to stroAwj. > a a l s r s ,
v\ ( Continued hmnt P a g a l )
champion and has a f a i r prospect
wives besieged
th e big
12.B0<g>13.60.
V. _____lg provisi
of retaining hia enviable position
ent stores to
| Shdep: receipts, 3,000|: f a t lambs and d epartmsent
to r _ft«rodtoie,_ _
Bob
____ by Jones, he is Just a Wandering
IstrS h g to s r o m d -28 1jjflKSpHew TTCWnas of d51he«fc *cofni
eastern sold higher} e a rty sales
All classes o f society were a f husband.
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natives largely 14.00; lig h t sort; fected by the movement.
Bobby admitted this today while
some 14.26; top to sm alT killers. servant girl is .known to have here on his way to Sarasota
14.40; culls steady, 11,00011.50 bought 4,000 franca w orth o f 'l i n frhere he expects to obtolrt a little
mostly; sheep steady; bulk fat gerie, tho money represen tin g the rest.
ewes, $C.00@>0.60; fe ed er lambs savings of th re e years.
In response to auestions Bobby
scarce around steady,.
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The spectacle of whole families bashfully declared ne does not re
providing themsehrda with shoes ceive any “m ash'’ notes and that
for the next y ear w as not uncom his thoughts while away from home
mon, and Americans who were are occupied almost exclusively
traveling light, counting on being with his golfing implements. ^
able to pick up w h a t they needed
chiefly enroute, often had to stand
Arcadia— Florida power & Light
in lino for hours a t th e big stores, Company J o improve local facili
only to be told th e articles they ties, a t cost of |70,00p.
wanted were all sold.
(Continued from page One)
U. 8. Customers Given P reference.
from long strings of depositors
Some complaint is voiced In the i
completely wrecked thp diminutive newspapers th a t Am erican cus
nnhic. State bank exam iner E. I*. tomers were given preference by a
Jackson is in charge of th e Poll* number of shopkeepers.
fh ls
Bnnk and is expected to issue a however, seems to be p a r t of the
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statem ent lute today or to m o r general American and anti-foreign
row.
feeling which culminated in rcehes
before the c h a m b e r . . of deputies
! LAKELAND, Ju ly 22. UP) — while the H erriot m inistry was In
■j Consolidation of the Citiscns Bank Its death throes last night, when
! a t Auhurmlule w ith th e State torrents ijf insults were hdrled a t
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iBank of Aubiirndale wasannounc- tourists in th e sight-seeing buses.
led this morning in a notice poned
At Rhcims, a meeting of tho
‘ a t former institution, announcing Lrn’gue of Rights of Mon, attended
that jin\ mi nt of deposits in the
! younger bank would be assumed b.v Herman delegates, was broken
im
UJJ by Nationalists and tho G er
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mans hail to leave by the hack
JtVhen one of tho three men shown above dies, the o t h e r tw o will drink the w in e Unit
i i .
.Tl"' (
nnnk was organist- dour.
iSQ, Years
w-. >-**••
p e n ie d
Re;
itv i x r r , im^.„ | mg
|Who bought a bottle of wine and agreed that the lust man -hoi.1*1 drink u N..w with only
they have agreed th a t the last two men m
u st drink. Tin.
Th, Volsted net
must
im iih-nhillv hasn't
»n". incidentally,
their plans at all. I/eft to right they ure .John S. Doff, Peter Hall iirnl ( Iniiles Lockwood
their annual banquet July 21 nt Stillwater, Minn.
sw r
as President and
'Moose cashier.
Depot
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W ITNESS D IS A P P E A R S
NEW YORK, July 2 2 .- ( / P ) Ilf Afler accusations of perjury and
wife desertion had been made
against hhujU, today's session of
th*1 trial of the so-called Dwyer
rum rinir. Charles A ugustus Smith,
principal governm ent
witness
mysteriously disappeared, during
the noon recess.
Clifton
Ait
Miami Is Scene Of
HeavyRainsDuring
The Past 24 Hours
’x periences O f First Trip
Through The Everglades
Told By Member Of Party
BeeBrand
km
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$ 1 .4 9
IRISH POTATOES, 10
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r^wn of M o .I Point, Miss., n e a r Biloxi, has ll,, ,,| '|ia\ ....
Karfioil ni""' than 50 years. Left to liglii. ii-, y m*. | . rf «„d m *
| A . GmiM : ‘ apt. and Mrs. S. D. Denny;, Air ;iu| .Mr *. d . vy. .\i, i
[and Mrs. ' ' H. Wood
It
4 8 c
PHILA. CREAM CHEESl
2 FOR 2 5 c
VAN CAMP TALL CRE.
5 CANS FOR 5 5 c
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE]
4 9 c
WHITE BACON
baby/
(ferre <•! '
ftt
Lake Mary
Lake M ans Chamber
'w i
is
and
l'i'"in
0m
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if
Spi K
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Vivian a n d Hilda Nil erg
i" tiil.ing from
'.n g ile a to C!ii,ag*
l':i1 '
all the Kay. \ i \ ism. a t
" ' ' ' " ' h ii'ldii Ik |>e they vvon’i ha \ .. t,,
The people who have purchased Sanford Grove
properties are of the conservative class who buy for
building and for investment of funds that are fig
ured as a source of income.
The location of Sanford Grove is directly in
the path of the city's growth. There is only one
direction for the residential section of the city and
that's southeast.
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Combine the buyer and the location and then
read_ the future of Sanford Grove. It's secure
through these two reasons—but it has many others.
enthusiastic
cnfBu«iastic motorn' ore than eighteen
i-r , or t *lc n e w e st
hghtersix,C hrysler
Sixty miles, and more, per hour; unp reccd cn tcd acceleration; extraordinarygas economy, easily exceeding 22
miles to the gallon;the stril.i ng be;
o f C hrysler d yn am ic syntm etr
lUnfili.i.i .
,
,
jtA stonishing riding Ca m and roada•rtlcrs for m an y m illio n s
bility; the safety o f Chrysler four^idly met by
w
heel----hydtdulic
brakes; ----oil-filter and
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b y vastly
a
I P dul Production facilities.
air-cleaner; full pressure lubrication;
7-bearing drank
dran||; shafQ
shaft; impulse neu(This overwh,dm;«« ■
' , * 7-bearina
[ *vitable.
^ «ucccss was intralizer; road Icvelizers front and rear;
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roomy and luxurious bodies.
Wptices*” ar ap^rox‘mat‘n8th ese
[ootcwonb,tlrn match com bination o f
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0rmy features—
If
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Phone 249 and let our representative
call at your home and tell you of this
development. H e’ll gladly take you
there in ten minutes and let you see
for yourself.
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Your nearest Chrysler dealer is eager
to demonstrate these and scores o f
other superiorities.
Chrysler Model Numbers Mean Miles Per Hour
«‘iK%SSfcftag
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Ch™!X>U! ‘-brytUr’* ittrtclln llme-ravm*«it lepn*. Mora (Juta 4700
. „rv,lcr UtoW* M*nrs itiprrlor Chry.ter Mrvke <rrcrywh<ra.
/Ul Pric„ /. a.b.Ottr»U.mti^cl Is cxrratu FuUml a d * tax.
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Sanford Overland
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, ’ Flrsl N.tlonal Bulk
Avenue
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Y., iV .
s&Pyy''
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Real estate developments are known by the
company they keep. They are also judged by their
location in regard to the growth of the city.
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7. Beautiful, low, European type body.
o n s Jb
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f e
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J‘n
hgpJh|i',i1
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milli,,,,. , '
Chnsler it 1 °
*60”. ’ ,c,lcu
6. 45-50 miles of constant driving speed.
Ph
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m v m 4 j^sl
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Ami tlieyNo agivi 'i
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|C l; !>' I ' . liikl a nd it
III" ll " -.!,«• of (lit Hie it'll, is «'x:iiui'"',;r «).<
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I'fatrlidJli * iiVtV t,a.V® fo l I o w i n R ><8
. Turns in a 34-foot circle.
CHASE &
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New Lower-Priced Lighter Six, Chrysler “ 60
in First Sixty Days
4. 4-wheel brakes.
Finlshi
Agricu
tik is ? *
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IM Vi'.'l,
■gill I-1' tl r. II.impl"ii. at
1thi. i ll. . 11"' ;iiii"iint *l
BUre 'k rli
i , ligilt |y
|[|?lll‘.IHI'l.
II" .|"<ri"»
| »; ti.e i c"in t of I hi(luanici
I ni . (
f lhc Ixilidi' 1k i>.
(tinker•(
1 >r appruxi. lO.OOil I I I , ' bis I . U"t
I the value it tin* pi'opur-
Public Buys 18 M illion D ollars’ W o rth o f
3. 60 miles per hour.
H yi
Amid Majestic Pines”
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2. 1,000 miles on a gallon of oil.
R ock
SANFORD GROVE
and
i In- i e i . »ii M i lioii. .
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ai nilere.sts i>rgaais>
t he*
1 fi" G n e ra iity T n - t
( '• >ti<11: ■r< i a g f I • e.aiiM ('" '" I1"iy. for niiiau• ’ "I ' • A•if! i . < • ;«iu ! <<| In pi. i- • I a i ■1;. i i 1 Hiding brick.
, ] ’( j ‘ hilve t lit- I'iim ! aiul I ill ll ; ell ii
i.ii naii s ' 1" I
i.ila In i th e :•(
•'*' .ibiia'.l
anonj.i bv
i.y .ur,ini;i
.u r•angeiai
A n liu m , in the British
West
nil i" r anil t '^ 'i d y laaj.p. d i r, n cM'diitL' m, ' L ' 1' , '! .'; '
1 »i ' i " i ' this v*'a;'
• - ul l -»s
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],
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' whii Ii double:*
P le n ty to eat and drink,
swimming, boating and
various games
Turn south i n Lake Mary to the
schoolhouse and"then east to the
shore of this beautiful lake.
p+ y \s
The only light car that offers
these six features:
C itiz e n s of Sanford,
friends of Lake Mary, you
are cordially invited to at
tend the big community
picnic on th e s h o re s of
Lake Mary this afternoon
and evening.
R 0*$;
1■•" u » " f a
ruiiroad
1. 30 miles on a gallon of gas.
Y'-"r- VtrV^
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The Whippet Has Arrived
TO
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Li
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■rend-••• 1 1 1 ■■ ■ \ . \
• the Kig 1:' -Ii. 'I I' l"i
i nf l11■ i .iit'im
‘Pay Cash And Get It For
a
pLu-i' i
lc
vity • a
linMi. a" i b
l" an . hi
ifnt mad'' h
‘l'h< : •*!
|BUde Uii'k r . !•'■ . in ia- • !
4 1 c lb .
FRESH TENN. EGGS
u
irn <'"<.'111./
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'UT* are kradqearW a.rer ‘
I‘radios- and Cai rnts
.je e Of I ' l e c l o s u r e |
| Ry ( i r n i i l J u d g e Is*
JO f Formal S a l e T h « ( 1
(Be Held o n A u g u s t 1
lllltriff 1I
ARMOUR STAR HAMS
4 5 c lb .
m TO BE
ATAUCTION
jgVIkl.K. I ' July 22.
• «( the T il'.IM .mil Jai k
fradread (" t G*l'«' m id a u
2 5 c lb .
W .H. LONG
Welcome
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CATSUP, 14 0Z-, BOTTLE]
gAN B. BEANS 2 S c
......SLICE!) B. BACON
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PILLSBURY FlOUR, 24
protects the
MARKETS ~
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CLEAR BROOK BUTT1
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MesMj®^ Borah
McCoy’s P u t Weight
on Weak Skinny Men
dh.;
:£ i
48cJb .
building Am° r Can N *UVn>l Bank
WASHINaT0Nf July 22._(A3)—
SU G A R , 1 0 LBS.
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J ul y 22
r |?a,n Borah o f . t h e S ta te ForTALLAHASBEFf''
ji ^ stKSSV® "0 ,'"T^ A!lu
S r a u l & w c»»"P«»ibam, 1 ^
f' ‘L~ ^ ^ W - g X ^ C ^ C Q n i W l t t ^ .
co m m ittw wgt, in- n
W ro a u cA T io s
Nnvsi fltorc;* Coinimny,
"r tw C p|fW
u rp
o se o?Aptjxrinihfc*'
J u ly 1-R-is-tl,
*i/vDc
pijinnmir ’ a» in I a ^ i-Ttdfty by Howard Suthsr- aurnhgo
corporation.
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iimnnW f°p the i——■
---- r i of
■. ,nn<l. nlipn property Custodian th«t
'■'impalBn
Improvement
Conivlaliuint,
vs.
Hie
ofr
in ttie
v teUchlntr
i
in
vile n‘> contract evtr. was entered Into
8 . Townsend, ct nt,
• bools of the stater, with the n - . u cust°dl«n's office nnd the |wm.UefSndAtits.
I'.rst meeting' j u s t ^ f d a t Gaines- uritish government relative to
The Htnte of Flnrlda, to Wm. H
' 'He, wan announced by R. -M. turnipg ovar ccrfaln property to Towasenrt. W. II. Howard, llvnu oi
the
British
government.
tlo
w s r d and o i l n .U . Howard.
If
■‘ “ ley, atnto supervitur of high
>■lioojg.
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Mr. Ibirnh w rote Mr. Sutherland u!.iV2' "J’d d '’‘■"‘L to th e ir unknown
Hollows In cheoks—hollows in
several days ago, asse rtin g he had liolra. devisees, leaatees. or ara n - tho sides <jf neck—flatncss ln chest
Mr. Senlcy, who is president of neon informed s u c h 'a n agreement ‘W '
to "ft rvrsons hnviliK or
H o n d a EdUfcntkm Ansocia- wns on fib- and later. In reply to a claiming any interest in tho follow- — why don't you do something ta
o £ J ? . " r.r,bw
‘ion, mndo t h y ' appointment letter from Thomas W. Miller, fo r Lnuniy,
fo-u'it -**“ “>■ l» Scmlnolo make yourself look like n real
m*an?
i
'-a
' " ” tly will, li. M. Evans, #u t e mer custodian, in whose ndmlnisS'VM of Section 31.
Township 2t. Houth Kangn 3|
HipcrVIsor of elem entary schools. trntion lie said the transaction took
McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Com
" “ ddiOon to Mr. Sealey nnd Mr. P*ace, lie said ho Was interested ,i„i.7.7*
You *.7V
arc lieroliy '"ucroa
ordered nan
and re.
re- pound Tablets puts on weight
(■vans, the following nre rcrvlng: m km.wi», why tho C M w H . T *
where weight is needed— riot t nly
Mrs. Ala be] f \ A lstetter. prin- not seize oil tho boots” nf enemy l**“ *n»t you In Uio apovo entitled th at but they build up vuur gen
eral health and you grow stranger,
mid court.
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I ' l J ' L f Conconi Park Element companies taken over, all of the cause
This la a " HI in ottanoery Insti more energetic and got plenty of
al y School, Orlando; H. C. Jo h n outstanding sluircs.
tuted by ........
roimdulaaiit lo M
iiutet
ttllo ambition.
UIIH IIIIO
son, principal, Lake City public
Ut pomplalnsnt to said dsscrlbcd
One woman gained lit pounds in
to b«vo complain
ho-ls. and G. V. FugSitt, asI a m pa Construction a c tiv ity in
a n t s t It lo tllel'i'to. Ill (o o Hlniple, six week. ar. • if any underweight
‘ 'slant superintendent of Pinellas la iu p a territory, continues good.
‘ "'a hi Is hod. <iuletod and man or womun do. «n‘t gum r,
1ounty schools, ClearwaUp.
conflrmoil Iiv ileiTen "if this court
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< Icnrwaicr
Construction
of as fruc and clear of all claims what pounds in 30 days with McCoy’s
soever
mi Uio part of each .tn<l .ill
J P Z ' t r ° f t.ho con»mitteo was pnv«*i| streets in Bellonire Estntes,
of you. iiimI of nil persons rlnlmlng (* d Liver OR Compound tablets,
*'.infer*"’'
',t‘V0,lth
annual
by. tliroiic h or under you. or any of the Union P harm acy ur the d rug
: . all of whom . n fe 'e i,.*; of high .uHpol princi- continues it rapid rnte.
of
you. nnd to iicrpotually enjoin gist from whom they purehusid
iniitpson; Mr. Aprii.
and,debar you nm| narh and all of them will gladly return the purut
Gainesville, , in
ili
(timpnign
under
way
by
the
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•—you
from ever nsscrung
asscrtlnK any claim .ih n » n,i
Mr;. John Ii.
price. f>
60? L'klota 00 ‘«cnts
opening of the 1020,-27 term, Mr. whatsoever to >.*<a0, and lo^c.-uro chaso
a I i- r P
cuts.
Tho committee expects to gets ‘ Si'aley
said.
t*»Tinera ,
fsUtifi anti that
; or McCoys — they are nutoir
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iiMtirw ha iMihilabuU.t.i
coated.
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ivu.
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‘T h ese P r ic e s G ood F o r F ri.
[ Jack onxille markof today as re( Jioilcd I,v tlie Florida S ta te Murk| oting Iliir-'.-iii:
Supplies of all
1miseelluni km vcgelulilps m oderate'
'dem and -low; m arket slightly
i stronger.
TAMPA, July 22.— UP)_Pre,*
| Beaus, . onshcl hampers, Ken sure was high today over the
tucky Wonders. $ 2.2602.75.
southeastern states, said the daily
Eg
KZl
(ll.ra. ■. :ois;>, | huinjii’ts, fancy weather report of W. S. Bennett.
8Ki
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1$1 Jlllfrcl.50.
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R;,i ’ fell over southern Florida.
By L. CHURCH
Toioalo*
iIs ftimy. $'1.75/2.26. Miami reporting .'l.lfl inches in the
located. Not a vestige or sign
I* a prescription for
past 21 hours. There wns plso ruin
| ^ ‘.Next morning, S aturday, I de- of tile fort remains, which is not
f ‘H|i \ r , n . in., .i,,|y 22
j m Malm mu and Georgia and on 1
” * to go with Frunk Hendry surprising, as th*. whole fo rtifi
Moms by a different route cation probably consisted of n H’lgi* I'eci-inls including !>77 c a r - ' th Texas coast.
F ever,
H roar Onitr!
th a t which the wagons were small stockade who h wa> perluiji.i loads ill-living at. Kan -Us <'\ly. had *St 'it I'll!
High Low Pet n. M iila rin , C h i ll s a n d
ItO,' take, to try and kill some burned by the Indians ns sunn **•* n lii'iii'.'b effect. nn wheat vulues A bllt'IIO
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early toiliv.
Resides, tlm heart Atlanta
100
' * no. Wo had not gone fur front. the soldiers left it.
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.18 l ) e n c u e o r H i i i o u s F e v e r .
wave had la en broke-t with good llii iningham
(To Hi* Continued.)
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Dp when we heard the bnying
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rains
in
X*
hraskn.
Iowa
and
IllinBoston
our dogs coming rapidly to80
uis.
But fain
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us; we were standing ankle
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It kills the germs
Ojieninir \ In I ' , lower, the (Chicago
yo
r.tj
in w ater and ju st in the
1.28
wheat market Inter showed a m a llenver
08
of some cypres* trees no
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terial further decline. Corn, oats n . s Moines
DO
| b e r than our heads, when J
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and provisions were weak; corn (inlvestou
_JT,a deer on tho run in the edge
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lgt*i
, startin g C. to I •% off and snbse- llntt eras
WALL s t r e e t o p e n i n g
t the swamp about 1«U yards to I
7(1
NEW YORK, July 22— UP) t *|tienlly receding further.
Huron
frig h t.
(.
6(1
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, i Ktuvk prices shot forward a t i
Kansas City
88
6(5
.02
I had only. n shot gun I n ,|.i,l
lhl,
ni , „ f \ (
July
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l/P)—
ButMemphis
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■•* " ' i ' itp e n in g oi i n - 1 CHICAGO,
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u t . Aieni|»nis
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! SdcCoauicx & Co,
72
n ,ot
o t firo, Hi
Hipposing
the dis
M EAT MARKETS
noosing the
ills..........
.
Iluipkt-t,
reflecting
recovery
t
'
"
d»y s market, rufleeting recovery | • " ' lower; receipts, f,,<»|.| tubs; I Ni w Orleans
88
72
!
BslUmon, HA.
1.04
to be too - r e u t for me to from yesterday’s late wave of sell- ‘••••nmei v exlias. :!<); sla uhinls. il'.l; •
N« w York
!Mt
78
410 S a n f o r d Ave.
bu t H endry who had a rifle iii|| ciiust'il by tlie misconstruction 1 , x lr" firsts, 11Htcc:tK’u ; firsts, ;i(l(*ii.
Oklahoma City (III
.64
_ WXs standing i\bout 10 yards of Paris reports that the Bank of r*7; seconds. :" 1 0 it I ',a .
108 P alm etto Ave.
Pit t 'h u rg h
'
«i8
78
ck of m e ,-s h o t dnd missed, r rim**** would suspend payments 1 K gg\ higher: rpcelpts, 1L18C; fCdcigh ....................
78
illy had that
ilisupiicared on government account.
-_t i t
1'iists. 27'4iu2M; onlinary first* .«(. I.ouis
i '_•«»«■* 74
" tcr.t 'i_»_
.04
. fora I saw another one heail‘J ~t 1 ^ h i 'ill
1'j.
j .
I .ak City
formation
''nation
-O
Salt
Lake
With
tile
of
a
‘'nation
02
in c ta i
j i n g straight for mo nt the top of
M W IC U
Slu'i ulmi
14
hia Dpoed Now, l th*
thought, is" the ni union" cabinet likely t*, replace
C lflC \ <U)t .1ii!y -**2 (/I*) ( r . s . Slirevejinrt
72
(52
.02
time for me to make a roputut- the fallen Herriot government, I» A | l in g s : r e c e ip ts , 2 7 ,1)1111; Toledo
7H
74
on a» a hunter: I'll wait until he confidence in tho sit nation was I airly ai'tive generally 25 lower;
Washington
101
partially
restored
anil
buying
*,f
70
Minei« us closo to me as lie will,
top, 1:1,75; bulk desirable I It) to
then I'll drim him in his stock was resumed under the len d -! 2 1o-pmiml weights, t:i.:t()f*o i:t.75; BarlowFLORIDA STATION
.if V. S. Steel ami General
02
72
_^-Clta. Hardly had the thought ership
ain't gnml and choice 210 to :il(>- East is
Mnfoiw.
02
70
ijHMlod when the deer was upon
butchers,
12.:inru> I:{.()(); F ort Myers
I'"i t itir<| by sn*'h favorable d o -, pniiiul
00
72
.01
early bulk jmcki <g sows, I<M)(|0 F ort Pierce
H
ll
vclopmcuts
ns
the
resumption
of
,I
.112
;-"I took deliberate aim and final
10.Ml;
few
lightWi'ights
upward
to
Jackso'U'ille
Republic Steel common dividend
70
»
7I
.110
,0kd °1 Nthou8.hb!n,»hh,,l| inl° hiK' " " ' i
'«•««• earnings of l>o.lg lo 15 or above; bulk bet to.* grades Key West
laughter pigs, l.‘t.6ll(*i>l;t.75; heavy 1 Mimcj
**'
&
tired , * ;ir . . WttH , » • . . ! hers t for the f ir s t half
11.10
Deioro l fired, l»ul thoKt* yt*ar. tlit* mnrkut
2.(M)(<i>GI.OO; medium Orlando
‘JO
t0 muk^ »■?' ^
*ho advance which wns elieckiai b y j *Ar,U®'LI.0tl;. lights, i:U)O0i:i.75; Pcnsacoln
71
i n i u u it a f t e r my shot, 1 rec- yesterday's rc|mrts on th*
light, lights, I.‘1 .0 0 0 1.'1.75; packing SANFORD
!>2
74
Krencii
1 had thut barrel loail- financial situutioii.
sows. MUillif, 11,|)|); al/iilgliler iiigs. Tam pa
in
71
i *or snipe,, and aunt my load of
I.'t.25(,*i i:i.75
Titusville
71
All
the
Hti'el
shares
wer*
henettkllhot whistling after, but all
fitted
by
Republic's
gnml
showing
i
—
:
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"
---1
no purpose, and ull I **»ul*l do
i to watch t h a t «ieer make for tin- first «ix months, f*»reslu*-i JT—___
jke 20 feet a p a r t across that (lowing large earnings f*,r the .v
U. s
trie while F ra n k Hendry took •dher leading enmpunies.
lg range shots with the rille Slc<'l, Hi tlllehl'lil, YniJIigstnwii mi l
Reptihlicnn rehouinled I tu 2 points
him.
in tlie curly dealings.
Very much crestfallen nt our
Hullish
ilcnionst rat ions
else
Mure, and vowing to do la tte r
:t time, wo took our way to where wi n- curried oh with renew
e*i vigor, curly gains of ] tu 6
points emt.ra.
embracing
rn mltLam£ g and* £ a i ,hu.r<lly K°np I Pmnis
ing U. S. Cast Iron
••• A V / •••
. *.. .......... Mull.
----- rs, Allied ('heiii
S . announced ‘J?..?*?!"*of
**• I'Sih
they Were again
leal,
(icncral
Electric,
Texas
Gulf
the trail of some gam e uni- Sulphur, Murlmul Oil mid Air Re
duction,
?Voin tho uctions of tho dogs
Responding to tlie improvement
surmised it was a wildcat, In French outlook, French bonds
ind
—. P i p i n g about under the recovered I to 24, points nnd the
When Frank Hendry soon got a franc rallied to above 2 ', cents.
1
He shot at tho cat in a Demand sterling was firm.
uni* while ho was
As trading progressed, th*' m a r
in ho had not misBed it, hu ket gave signs of fully recovering
not know th at his shot had from the scare over the French sit
ratal.
nation which aci'miiiteii for yes
wild cat wounded is u very tordny's sharp breaks.
United
:v**® *®d dangerous foe, and S tates Cast Iron Pipe matched the
tho dogs seemed to huve gono yenr's highest price, and the buy-1
on a back track we had to ing movement broadened to in- 1
ituro in w ithout them. Wo elude many of the atoll, motor, '
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>
_
cau tio u ily about us us wo railway equipment and prominent !
'anced, fe a rin g the cat would speciality shares. Call money re
ing upon us from some bush Hewed a t 4 per cent.
,;Ilm b and t a k e us unawares,
wt Just a t this time the doth*
NEW YORK, July 22. </P) ..
bsck and d ash in g in found Cotton futures opened firm; Oct
■hot dead by a bullet 17.58; Dec. 17.40; Jun. 17.50; Mur.
17.06; May, 17.87.
'U*h his fore shoulders.
^ i t e r skinning the cat and takN EW YORK, July 2 2 .~ ( /l ') - A
U * am au pleco of his m eat for
ro*f, ( V* U ,t® and *°« whether quick rebound of ono to 25h points
not it was good oatlng, wo in French obligations in lcsponse
'bed, rabidly on toward Ft. to the news th a t a “ National Unc.v „oft Jon cabinet was being formed in
ikelford, where the rest
party were camped. On the u hH,,°
Rnvmg the frunc mid
•
i tthhllatf yosterdny’s
vnaiitriiutf *u rumors <ifT su
... s
plenty. of Indian
ftklly
lly fov
found one of pending payments l»y tho Hank of |
. t,<Wen . ■Br«y in ii Frunco were unfounded steadied
?litU* hammock, as only a the bond m arket today.
Virtually ull tho French govern
ana some pickaninnies were
and they aaemed to be ment arid railroad bonds purtici
•» our Visit, Dated in the recovery. Republic
®<*
TP?.
but went on <s, which had been depressed to
4«m lle further and found 80?i,, recovered somewhat while
the other active bonds averaged
p
jWt Shackelford'' had guins of a point o r more.
Trading lm domestic issoes was
f l * ! * * » mentioned
as a
Ra,plsre that I expected to extrem ely quiet b u t a firmer tone
in tha midst of was in evidence. Chicago Si E ast
jM jtm u e old rains, the ern Illinois 6s upd N orth American
last Indian v,'t Edison (la were In demand, but
An;c 2.’:nn W riting Pnpor (Is yield
S ' Z " " : ' * *** the ra- ed to profit-taking.
'
«♦. . « • old atockado, or
I■ '
T ha Chase Securities Corpora
.
Corner Commercial Street and Park
th* “ »Wlar tion announced t h a t a $26,000,(HH) j
bond Im u o fo r the Gatineau Power
however, is Company had been ovar>aubserib«L,
bordering
w
^ W biiu common re• mwy-'. •'
IONVI LI, Hn Jnhr22.--(/P)
i and quotartioris on tho
666
“
i K-..
Optimism Prevails
In Lakelahd,After
iBank Run Occurs
» h r '» r i r r r ^ .... vt um ^
W inter Graven—-Work resumed
?t
El
iS? f i r s t ST 2
-
Fuller Motor
.
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du sty
G e o ^ _____________
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: •"‘^SsaSil
Elton J.
tWa o f k i p l o r a r g
_»«Mf;Lak« Monro*,
ipteftoh of d t p beaotlflca— of achoo! ay a tarn
ilwrUloa for Incraaaod
ually worked it into position for a straight start.
During this leisurely proceeding, the hoy stood smiling,
his eyes shining with admiration for the beautiful car. He
did not seem to notice that the man had not even thanked
him for his help. And he failed to hear what was ovorheard by some people in another car, stalled on the other
side of the blocked way.
E F O R TODAY
The people in the othty car heard the wife of the im
_JWTY WITH GOD portant traveler say to her husband, “My dear, did you
1* t'rUly tithe all the
iatji.'hV aecd^that tthec m*iu
fii-td ^ ank the little boy?” And the man replied, "Naw, he’s
.
| ^MforUa* -1year hy your.” la Boy Scout, he doesn’t expect thanks.”
I In another great whirl of duflt the big car disappeared
r. ^We would bring all around a curve. The people In the other car stopped be
, — unto Thae. O'God. and side the Fohl a moment and praised the hoy for his fine
■!tho.interflowing blessing.
work. His father and mother and little sisters and brothers
beamed with pride. And the father in English that
i w_tH * N *
R Y FORD
[p rtiv arslty of Michigan Iihs showed he had not lived in America long explained, “Oh,
“"M 'th o degree of Doctor of he’s like dat alia (he lim e.”
tng upon Henry Ford.—
Somewhere tonight the swells in the big car are slopping
at the most expensive hotel in the town they "made" to
M • '‘Utter, little flivver,
irour aiden with joy and day, for the yarn touring through the North-Fast.
Somewhere tonight the fam ilyJn the crowded Ford are
la fancier th a t ia dented
lovingly watching their Hoy Scout lend a hand to all the
idea t h a t ’* scored?
/rich world ride nnd other people in tho wayside camp, for they, too, are tour
miner
deker
ing hack to the North-Fast.
•
*
Some More Opportunity To Sieze ‘
a missing oil cun
iltan running board?
m h stand by and chuckle
'ydur radius rod may
Sominolc county peoplo who arc interested in poultr.vgrowing
would undoubtedly find it profitable to attend the
*
College
of
Agriculture in Gainesville for the week heginhov who
niugwthg ninth of-A u gu st. 3
Je k lt,
J fta Dearborn
. n l l t you
hf) Dr. Hcnrv Ford!
|lvver, bang nnd rattle,
nrido which wins the
,J| luxury Or riches
Vscelve life's great reward,
"it work you do that takes
pu
topmost gnnl und makes
'U,
ie Dearborn hov who
[It you
'
H enry Ford I
diexp, and you are little,
sides perhaps are
turn you o u t by thou. fed hot steel Is poured,
ito never been to college,
ir service men acknowlDearborn
boy who
you
Henry Ford.
E d g a r A. Guest.
------ o---------Poor Frenchman who
d his chance a t forming
ifc In the Tam pa Tlmoa:
• r k To Continue Auto
“ matter, j|Jd he give
g ffM ?
won - one and lost one but
. y e f h r a b u r g series for the
d Balf now.atanda three and
[R «eur favor.
M L-------------- 0--------------
gkb Coolldg* • is keening cool
- . Adlrondacks. the Iowa
'sro still hot about the
situation.
The five days beginning August !) are to lie known as
“Farmers' and Growers’ Week,” with a program dealing in
subjects pertaining to all brundhes of agriculture. Hut
this year a special section has been arranged for producers
of "baby chicks" with the idea of forming an organization
to'benefit the "baby chick” industry throughout Florida.
Already the poultry-growing business in this state has
attained an important place among revenue-producing in
dustries, but there is plenty of room for great expansion
of the work. Florida could he one of the leading states in
the production of chickens and eggs. And to help the in
dustry grow, and to improve in a number of ways, poultrygrowers are being urged to attend the August 9 to 14 week
ut the State University.
*
Problems concerning the producing and marketing of
better quality chicks will be discussed by experienced pro
ducers. Talks on poultry diseases, parasites and sanita
tion will be given by two of the professors from the ex
periment station of the college. And there will be round
table conferences during which persons attending the m eet
ings will exchange opinions regarding their work, and learn
new ways of improving it.
With twelve months in the year for the production of
"buby chicks" Florida producers still have many problems
to
and
IU udeal
c a l with.
WIMI. . Little
.a w 't ; uchickens
i a s c i m imust
. juov bo sturdy, healthy,, ......
TH E WISE Japanese establish
an annual "lim e day,” in all cities
and towns of the empire. "W atch
your time," is to be the nutinnal
slogan.
„
Evory day might (o' be "time
day" with every one.
No spend
thrift ever let money slip through
his fingers as the average man
lets hi.-, life slip away.
IN CYRUS II. K. C u rtis’ sedate
newspaper you rend:
“ Drunken dry raiders shoot up
three hotels."
"Two rum crazed officers wound
four and d u b eight sleeping guests
at Muskogee, Oklahoma."
Enthusiasm is excellent, in a
good cause.
But th a t enthusiasm
went too far.
The "eight sleeping guests" that
were clubbed seem to have good
ground for complaint they were
nut drinking alcohol.
GENERAL ANDREWS, chief
of prohibition unforccgient, hopes
the countries of tl\e world will
unite to keep rum out of this pure
country.
The world will not
unite.
It makes a profit on the
rum.
FOOLS
MIAMI HERALD
n i!!,!i, !: , ? l>Pf'W llly,SR! f rt person j covering how much one does not
n ,M"*
*‘K" made the rem ark know.
Tha brand new g raduate
that a f..o| can nsk more questions J who has finished nil the hooks on
Which 1
I I »•«» answer. I ho course „f study quite naturally
en el, I • I 1 y l- ,•*'
r bere are thinks he has accumulated about
uiouirb stray questions
rnmbliii* j all the knowledge that is ne. esK
"VVtr f ' " y r" r hi“ '""Oiplele success in
furnish anyone, 1life.
When he comes mil of the
fool or VM.C man. with a large sup school he immediately discovers
ply.
Anybody can ask ummswer- Hint he has just entered the door
nble questions.
way and that there is a vast field
A paragraph w riter recently re of possible learning available to
versed the common saying, by r e him.
His education Ims just be
marking that a wise man cun usk gun.
.
mole questions than ten fools can
*1be ability to ask questions is
answer.
And this is just us true not necessarily a ( igu of wisdom.
ns the statem ent which has such Anyone can do it.
The ability to
wide circulation.
nsk questions that citnnot he a n
The wise rnnn is the one who can swered except as a result of per
really a.--k puzzling questions. He sistent delving into the mysteries
can usk them because ho Is wise. of the universe uiny be a sign of :
The more wise one becomes the wisdom.
The asking of questions
more In* enn see in the universe which fools ran answer is folly.
which- needs explanation.
Tho
man ,;,n
can nsk
ask more
more ques1,- 1,.
. ■ Vf.................
.
1,1 wise nM"
<ni
Education is the process of dis- lions than ten fools can answer.
-0 ---------
ttl ls_ ^Hypobalie, ''play'• hysteric with low
OF ALL PARASITES, the human species is the least
tolerable.
It "is possible
to--------find
u •reason
in MMOM*
natureV for Vevery
- --- ■
----- ---- --------- -s.n ,.W|l Ml
»V1^
stimuli."
all.** Which, a s wa kind of paranite «uve the humun kind, for there in no rea
J to fo r« ,.,i only goaa to son, natural or invented, which can excuae any man for not
“ j.lt goes to ahow.
standing on his own feet. And yet, hosts are primarily to
I Joamallstlo paradox
M iaditofial writer of
. , ‘
Httald, who
I
scathing arraignBag* of Baltimore
-j ▼
—
j------ moat ha vs
sstlon . on the date
•dtlorlal, or clw
J .i o naked facts
ipiaiKO o f hi* In-
strike.
blame. The parasite cannot fasten Have where is he per
mitted to. D isease germs can lodge only in an unhealthy^
body. Industrial parasites can'lodge only in a business
whose pulse ia running bolow normal. The parasite is nQt;
an intake pipe, but a drain, nor does he drain o ff waste, he
drains the vigor and responsibility of his victim— be it man
or business.— Dearborn Independent
MONEY.FOR SCHOOLS
MIAMI HERALD
Some striking I'icurc.s with ref r'.-e w ire 914,800,000.
rrenee to expenditure; fur jehooi*
The idva Ih.-t the South i. back
in tho South have r.-i-eiiilv been is
sued. They indicate the trenie.vlm.s u aid, cdurmio.ciliv, nmv have bail
strides which have U-ei. made ^■imi- justifica lion 25 years ago
nlong the lines of .-dm-ilion with There 1.. ;• --I-.--, y .- , n-x u I- r q
in the pust R'l iil .|- .-! a century in lu.l;i v.
u section of the e.)ii*iii-,- which for
It takes time t f round out a
muny yenrs was y r e a i '/ hampered complete nnd perfected educational
by luck of funds.
ystem- and there lire plnres in the
• The figures issued liv the United Smith where the schools are not
S tates Bur. mi ... Education cover! “ hat they ..liould be. The m nie
the y ear 1024. They -bow thnt in ' Miing is true pi every other part
th a t y ea r the Southern states j
the country, however, fhero is
spent for educational purposes n> question lliut the Soutn lias
nearly $368,OOb.Oim. This is ap- f u ed its educntional problem with
proxim stoly S180,00(1,r,mi more than 1« m u ra g e thut has bean uncxthe whole countrv spent in l!)0t) tuttpled anvwhoro else. The same
ana within 1 I per cent of the smrit which has brought about the
nm ount snent hv the whole coun- I l>i"sent eplenuid showing will soon
yr J ni a v i -.t
»
I I'l’*™ the school, of the South
»uJn
10
"Pent m orefah erd of ncno.dn anywhere ef»a
th an $70,00(1,(am
f„r the e u n s fru c -' in the United tSates.
And
this
is
, , , ..............
Lo u ivn . m
il l in
i* I*
tlon of i nt w b-n..lings.
In *«’
1J l■ ■1 tlu
S o u th e r, leaders
..........
viic |, ‘the
i" ' kgoal
im i which
>vm n i rmu
expenditures for the sum.) pur- me striving to reach.
M fc
stem
e r a n y such sacrifice is n.i-eststvin peace o r w a r— w h e th e r there
THREE TRAFFIC PROBLEMS
ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD
TOM SIMS
cities, but deserve serious consid
ilon In.busy
* *
e ro tio
tow ns of any size.
•
hoped fo»S along that line. Men
Jawes went fishing and kept and women ‘WAO have always crus*,
ed the aftMt wjiere they liked, and
"* tong onough td.catch one him- who
fdi
) habit when (he
comma:
was )1
p’t forget to learn the !>86 new hard,‘
ssea by the house.
y,u new.
irance
o f; t|»e
law i* no
•; -« U
•V.
ChlUg
BP
pf t M v.
-1' W
able to instruction. If the lesson
is driven in continual]v a t home
and a t school they will h-urn not
to play on the street and to cross
carefully. Some duy childrcrt muy
do this Instictively.
The proposal to ban street park
ing la harsh. Yot it may become
nocoRSsry in the buhini.Hs sui tion.s
of most cities before niiiny yesrn
In on.0 community i>o|in* r«corfi \
show that three-fourths of tile
traffic accidents at intersections
a r e due to the blocking of the
drviera view by parked ears. On
Harrow thoroughfares, esnccially
where street cars run. narking is
getting tp be an intolerable nuls-
once.G (
small'and trnffic -S oiia provision must bo made
r. nnd, safe, find it ^
driven hy office .work!
5-jth stp n elv iis to the.
Patron*. The _
*AWr$I .development for th at
i f^n ilsh in g most
bpiiitr or
"* more /unen—St, Aufiruf
Hk
<•
Mexican Piiosts Are
Fleeing From Mexico
The New York Radio Shop
Coolidge Returns To
Grand Jury Fails To
His Rest Program
indict Ft. Worth Man
Farmers’ and Fruit Growers’ Wee
FRIDAY ONLY
August 9-14, 1926
S lip p e r s
A Special Program For Women
LLOYD SHOE CO.
the College dormitories at $1.40 per day, if visitoi
will provide their own bed linen, pillows, and towel
AycomniiHlHtions may ho htul in Gainesvillo at rd
aOmthlo rato.s.
s
Now Is The Time To Buy'a Hoi
Me have quite a number of homes In the city li»taJ|
with us which are priced fo aell. Some fhrnished *sJj
some unfurnished. There wus never a better lime taJ
bay u HOME ns term s can Ire arranged to suit.
r^
lot At bell..
I today to .
I the gllcst.s i,
(mil Mrs
“in and M,
I toilxv from
t have beeii
1»nd relativi
July Clearance On Men’s Suits
^
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COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY)
311 First National Dank Bldg.
Telcphar* 73lJ
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Real Estate
Insun
Ctrh.'M „f |.|mil
ktivc- gia-st of
I'dni.-tio
• I It Ban
P Ill's:ant i
*7.
For Sale or Exchange
8-Room Dwelling;
r *
W eight
C H U R C H W E L L ’S
Summer
Every (Garment 'I'his Se«Hon*H Merchandise.
Newo.ti Lovell
sf arriw-il tVed
' tUi'Ms of t heir
J' W. I,<lVl.||
k J. Dv ioii.
*jl
:
,
VA
Sale Starts Friday, 23rd
.--Lasts 10 Days
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I'iiBhiou Park and Urjffna Lljjht
Suits deduced
Insurance service (hat cannot Ire excelled.
of m odern w 4 r weapon* and o f ' t r e a s u r e a* t h a t a rse n a l contained
*
Walter D. Meals, head of the
largest automobile club in A m er
ica, makes these three suggestions
for overcoming traffic dangers on
the streets:
Abolish utrefct p a rk in g in con
gested districts;
Educate elderly men aiql women
to tho danpori of carolosB street
France needs nonie fellow who crossing and Jaywalking.
These apply especially to Urge
can'pay her debts by reducing tnx-
MIRV'S
'■
‘jegun
forget it
^ OR* m y *■**•! *'ountr\
!!ftnd°do.,L i “8! ? n»k k °. ^*,1 U> ri'' nro ,,ot w*y* tr) Rnvj ntnnl.ind from
mind them of th a te rrific pow er j need o f plllrig up such perilous
/ T H I S COUNTRY spends four
hundred millions n year for hnliitform ing drugs, according to tre a s
ury officials.
What i* worse,
d ru g— -peddlers,
deliberately
give
-------------away»« certain percentage of their
mel^ciundiiie, in orrfop to cr<*i(to
nqw addicts, und new "business."
Jn
, ®‘*nt s>J'>hoam,' populouH nations
(jlHv«r . with animated Joy, and c a t c h , i i U
J" p,! R lVf l th.e *°Jder Pal*ticle« of the light in their tiny ,
f J .« • « . waa.ao fin
fiiiMitt.^-Work and p h y, in short, are the universal ordl“
a n iy
SS
the iiVJvng race’ in Which they aymbolUe th* >
^ - Trlbt fort
i ™ iS ffil^ !L €rran^ °.f W i , No craature Hv;
Rt work *m|jBuy n^t playN— Horace Buahnell.
:
p!o have
WrC* ^ f i
o ---------------------- •
"i
It is herd to tench elderly perA
Senator plans new fig h t f(ir
IN EVERY FLOWER Home bee hums over his laborioil*
sons anything: new. to perhaps
chem istry — 1 1—
L:
• •
...
**• rivkrs bill. More w ater power to there is not i great deal to bu
Et1
f l l h,s body , with the fruits
tha
Forest Fires In The:
Northwest Threaten j
To Sweep bar^e Area:
Sale Of Telephone
j“ I)ock Hockey” Now
Systems Is Sought; Popular At Hecate
\rrivals
WASTED AMMUNITION
------------ ------------------ O------------------------------ ...
iar
ol
A n cH iT E cr?!
R a d i o R e c e p t i o n Is G o o d
LOUIS SEIBOLD, who under
stands politics, snysMown farmers
are busy taking In bumper crops
MIAMI TISIIUNK
and haven't time to attend the
conference t h„t Wus to smash tho
T h at blow-up of the navy a rs e n ihe wasto of resnurc;s th a t arc
o f a g o o d H t r a m if t h e y a r e t o h r m g g o o d p r i c e s a n d p r o v e Republican party.
Besides, :hoy
H a ti n f a c t o r y to
y i1115
n g ttiiu
hem
At owiiil
s o m e oGnnwiit
H ensons think the Demner
ntuininUiUi
iu tuhiet p e o p le ub u t>
u t..
m
Democratic party worse al In New Jersey is comparable to involved, as a stea-lv drain on r a
a g re a t battlo. Many a Imtilo of
of the year it i« extremely difficult to produce good chicks than tho Republican.
the World War m u t e d no more tions. even In normal war prepa :
d
im caL
call nicaow
Jiti u
t 111 year
(t l u i producers
| i i u tiv iv v -i n must
u m i'i. know j just
»•*’ v
and
at all
seasons
ofi the
CORNELIUS
VANDERBILT. havoc, and few cost so mn>-h in id inns during times of pemc.
what they are doing, if they make a success of their in Jr., back from Europe, says he i- at tho valuo of the munitions consum
No Ameri nn wi.i lament th at
cubators ami brooders. Probably there is no industry in outs with hi* family, um| report ed, not to mention the desruction the shells so \uiulv i xplnded did
life end limb A hundred mil •ml find such targ e ts na th. y were
the state that-could be more generally benefited from con er* fluggent th at he may have to of
lion* o r more is the estimated intended for. Better vain explo
sue some of hi* relation*.
ferences with experts than could the "baby chick” business.
sion than use against the bodies
Tho*e relation* put a million or damage.
Imagine w hat those w a ded e x and homes of other men and wo
Instead of letting the old hen steal away her nest und ho Into the Vanderbilt tabloid new*,
me.r-.i
.<> men, tem porarily uarrayed
. e.i
iin y i.li against
Other* put more mil- plosives would havi
hutch a few chickens out of the dozen eggs she hid, the paper*.
a g r ic u ltu r e , If th e y hml Uevw uhi\! 1um in a “ktate •'t w n r ” throuich (he
liona
In.
Everybody
hope*
thut
modern poultry-raiser buys some healthy chicks a few days the young man will work out his In th e fo rm o f fertilizer. Iniug.ne 1m achination* o r stu p id ity of fool■
old. They can be shipped by parcel post quite sufely, and problem, but the now*puper Imsi- w h a t all th e atn.il v i h ra -s nnd ish sta te sm e n ,
If wo could buv im nuinitv from
arrive in their new home ready to grow nt a great rate.
ne** i*n’t easy, nnd is not suited concrete and chen’icuiti would lim e
m e a n t to productive " ,dust, v.
Wllr by mukifUr hU(.h u holocaust
to everybody.
'V .e r pay. und yesterday 40
ing chicks of a quality that will insure high-grade stock.
Vatican gardeners were laid off
There must be a number of men and women in this The Pope will pay whatever the
county who would find it worth their time to attend the Vatican finances will allow him to
"Week” in Gainesville, August 9 to 14.
. P»y. And meanwhile there is no
M R S.,FB Fb 8 . 0A IG E B , SOCIETY EDITOR
-------------------Mary Ethel Maines Is
Giyon Party TiTHonor
Of Fourth Birthday
presented w;th hos,.
R u s s e l l — _
Mrs. S tatler Hostess
To Members Of Glide
Tyme Bridge Club
that the Smokers of
What Florida needs are hundreds of new poultry furms
;.*•*
n i trU^ u T
m,,v , ,M | «*nce n y e a r, it would be cheap a t
jven’t any mote fire in and to stock these farms nnd keep them growing, Florida
UNREST IS everywhere, even w o r th w hde U i» e ig h t years since the price, h u t the tm g c d v will ,.*•
./ c k . and that accounts for
should have hundreds of “baby chick” producers, market employes of tho Vaticun demand the World W a r stopped, und pen- m a n y to w u n J ir in g , .igain. wt.ethf'jrilht straight dafeaU.
, Dyrkln- tho- Chicago
i'lhiM i> British army
»for his career in' enme.
|9pictiM Is bettor than
tInMi.
-.'
M
*
Amusements
monkeys.
•
f e
J. G. SHAUOH
DR. WELLS, teaching pathology
at the University
Chicago, s t a r
tles you with this:
Tests of blood reactions in chim
panzees and orang outangw prove
those animals to he more closely
related to man than ta the lower
TH E FEDERAL 'Rcsorvo a n
nounces tInit in six years the pub
lic debt has been reduced by 98,
For the first time
t Dearborn boy who mado
You can get a great picture out of all that. You can 842,000,000.
“‘ rive, too, at some interesting conclusions about Who’s since the war, Uncle Sam owes
less than 20 billion dollars.
At
IT H enry Ford!
Who u-traveling L ife’s strange highway.
lenat, thunks to the President and
-0 [ rttohjon torn and rented?
Mr. Mellon, wi» nru attending to
our own financing.
Jator dented?
costlier cara and slick-
.2/.
Formation
New
Plano Falls To E arth
R o a J ‘Body [Manned Killing Two Children
world's hiatory” to happen Tuesduy, July 20.
The most im port
ant thing that could happen now,
in Europe would tie the discovery
of a lump of gold, as big aa a fair
sized apartment house, th a t could
he used to pay Europe's debts nnd
let all natioitfl start over again.
THE DIFFER ENC E between the
(dood of .it donkey and th a t of a
horse i- greater than between tho
blood of a chimpanzee and th a t of
a man.
When ymi compare brains, thore
is great difference.
A famous
scientist tells you I hat, mentally,
between a highly cultivated Euro
pean, and the lowest savage, the
difference is greater than between
that savage and u blade of grass.
•
Mrs. U v , n III)t delightfully
The dttraeUve home of Mrs. H.
e r « , r : , , lh" "M'n'bers of th ?
C. Nobles was Iho scene Tuesdny C
r> s t t r s fliil, j,n,| three extr-i tn
lh« Fnn'u
bridge a
Little Miss Mnrv Ethel Mnines
night of a reception a t which she
a
r
*1
,
ht" »; ''."ta" w „ln,.„i:,y (t‘“r. ' « licious ice course wn* s-rved. celebrated her fourth blrthdny
ehnrmingly entertained, honoring
I tie punch howl was chxr<> ngly
Country rtn lif h " , ' "
kss of the firs t Mr. nnd Mrs. Fordyco Russell.
presided over by Miss Rose Hurt, Tuesday afternoon with « party at
r ..
. •YYvUUWWJ m ---K
bun'
s
Hjggms
Mr
».
di entert-un w it" whoso m arria g e
was « recent J L B , McCloud ofT S m pa.
on Magnolia Avenue.
as.qr.tcd hy little Misses Ju lia H ig
bridge at h er home on^Tectjr
. «t the home of invent.
f-. ‘ ‘
,
1
u
*.°
wn"
attractively
*
honoring h e r couiW, .
_
|
lTte Attractive color sch«»tne of gins ami Mary Hurt.
decorated with vcUuw. j i n d -white
„t»l Ixke. < r*rs
I hose playing bridge were: Mrs. flowers,
hers of Veiiiott, Tax.
‘.
n r |Krt‘on mxi white Wlls ,.ar|.j)l(| (>|ll jn
“ ““ ih at 2*101
roo,n,,
the lower /to
floor
the m |o r scheme being
fhuren ai — | wcro opened ensuite and converted !,h<’ docoratimw, zinnias and ferns Mr* „
Tho porch, w here tb ta b lw .
,t ley,r Mrs- Fercy Mere, yollow and white. The a f t e r
Mrs. Braxton Perkins, Mrs. M. S. noon pnscsil quickly fo r tho little
into a veritublo fairyland, quantl- being used.
placed were a ttra ctiv e in bine
t k Methodist ties, of ro scs4and cut flowers be
Finest Ilousehold- louts. Games .-ul(| contests caus
gold. A t the coneltulon o f
Counting scores, Mrs.
fames
I. H . B A N N E R
at the home of . in** used, combined with maiden Higgins was found I-, hold tm,
Pn‘m " ; Mrs. Ralph Wight, ing much merriment.
gam e dninty c o v e n w e r e ‘l a i d -1
French Aye- hair fern. - •
Lat, nrnrn
refreshm ents, con* latin g of
"core, and was given dainty lin- Mrs. hrank Mi leer of Ft. Myers,
Refreshments, consisting of ice
rgtreeLJhuriiday
snndwichea end c a n d y . m m
The
evening
paased
quickly
in
rim,*
i
r
T
nl
1
1
Mrs.
Mcfne V I* '" ' C R' k'irtley, hold« 1B F irst Nat. n«„k
m n "'* ‘ “ L'1 were served Into
Favors, which wdra bottlea o f
nicrirmont. and a delightful music men,h«Eh K<:” rr ■""»«« the club 2 '"'1,1 ” r Tnrnpn, Mrs. Jam es Hlg- f„ro*
in
the
afternoon.
Caps,
as
favors
T]]
of the First al program was rendered.
' '
H. Shnron, Mrs. wore given to the children.
fmno woro given to th e gnedti
Th,?
h m , received
lingerie, rGeorge
Bishop’ Mrs. Benda, Mrs.
fill havu u picnic
« Thoso p re s tn t were: liiga
Refreshment* of ices, cakes mid rhe consolation pri/c. a p „|r 0f
lumtay evening.
i,' vi*«| „ w We: Consuelo
hoHe,
whs
awarded
In
Mrs.
J.
G.
Nabcrs of Vernon, Tex., JfJsa
I
n
M
i
'
w
t'™
R
A'
Ncw»"«»n.
punch wero served c t a late hour Shm
Brumley,
Joyce
King,
Sue.bcll
Hill.
Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. F. J. (;onion.
The h”" ”r guests were zalez,
tie Caldwell, Miss Gibbs,."»l
The hostess. M rs. Nobles,- was a s
Mrs. Frank Miller.
Lucy Rniimillat. Shirley Winston.
Lena Belle Hagan, Mias Cl
, siBted by Mrs. Leslie Went.
K ^ C,a 1 ?:,n,il,;"
RIIHc Glenn.
*rs Class will
Zachary, Miss Carmetta. 1
I
Thoso
enjoying
the
a
f
f
a
ir
wereN
orm
an
G'enu,
Kobert
Herndon.
t l meeting at
A. D. RDRIER
Miss Emily Griffin, Mrs.
Of
W alter lu rn c r and Bobbie New
, John Bromley- I Mr- and Mrs. Fordyco Rusaell, Mr
FlsW klss—n , , „ <
Jackson,
and Mias Jea n Maxweftsr
man.
First Street, nnd Mrs. L. E. McIntosh. Mr. and
. Oas F l t t i , ^ ^
tt» K
Mrs.
Leslie
Went.
Miss
Mary
n will be the
Alt •atlmatp* ,
Tain
pa—New
Lofayettto
Went, Mr. and Mrs. H enry Helm
opened.
furnlslimt
PANAMA CITY, Fla.. July 22.—
i program will Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Jones. Mr. and
VENICE, Cnlif., July 22.—{/P)_
916 AV. 1st. Bt.
—
p fc j
Mrs.
H
erb
ert
Rupsolb
Mr.
and
(AV
............................
the
CoHstnl
C hildren nt piny tm the beach hero
' T. S. Lovc* CInss factories of France.
iJTCowan. As Mrs. LeClorq Irwin. Mr. nnd Mrs Highway Association fur the pur- yesUrdny watcher the antics of an
mg to compete In the world tradttit-'V
C.
R.
Bnrcllft.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs
he, Mrs .1.
[pose «f pushing the construction of airplane th a t swept the skyline
are having trouble in changhtd-''A
I J F McClellan, A rth u r Moore. Mrs. W. H Smith a highway along the gulf shore, und flittered in him! out ovi*r tho
modern method*.
iod».
*>T
Mrs.
R.
II.
Runge,
Mrs.
R.
II
ocean, Suddenly the grent mu- LOh1 -n
an. Mr- II II
M" " f
''d v 22.
_________V-3
from
Pensacola
1
,,
Tampa,
will
be
i«'k.
Mrs.
Townsend,
Mrs.
W
II
oorlhw.
forest
Tires
chine swerved and fell.
Tim
.Vaughn. Mis.
i
Lewis. Mrs. ./. E. Baker. Miss taken up lure tomorrow at n youngsters thought the drop was a situation eontinm- acute with
meet
in
gof
resident
,
of
several
sec
l.loise Lamer, Miss Flora McFhail
|mr( of the pilot's program. In- flames lliieatetiim- |„ sweep be
Attorney * |.|,,r
I»r. E. I). Brownlee. Clyde Rus- u ’ tions of Florida.
idead of righting itself, however, yond t he r.DO.tinu o res devastated
two weeks.
The gathering w.( railed by the the miu-liino crashed into a group in tho
Mis. J. C. Hall. Mrs. N. ('. Noble.
„ of l In- First Jessie Milam, W. A. Davis
Panam a City chamber of cmn- of romping children.
i
Will practice In nil th»L.
Relatii.-lv
cool weather in some
fntrrtam with
aeeording to Fred
section,
and
seatlensL showers
I Examination of Abstract* cfl
Madeline
Kupper,
1
.
1
,
of
Venice,
t ihc home of
l billips, secretary, )t |ar>f(. mmi.
nil.I a companion or about the snme hnb in ' h n:” " 1 *''t' fighters in
J lake. Curs
| Titles given espccl*; »tt
jer mteresteil in development of age were crushed to death, und holding the Ida/js on even terms,
i church i t J-.'IH
thc> Gulf Coast line have indicated Jam es Lyons II was injured sori- although m California, W ashing
Offices in Court Hou
th(*ir iiit flit ion to ,*itt(>ii(i.
ously.
ton and Parts of Idaho as well as
. the Methodist
The
meeting
will ' continue Jimmy Crossland, pilot and n p a s southern ( anada, several fires con
t it the home of
through S aturday morning. The senger of the plane, were not in tinued on the rampage.
FFrncch AvoGulf Shore Highway was au th o r
A logging
of tllo r,.lnm| Street. Thin -day
The Glide Tym e bridge club was ized at the last regular session of jured, and tqe airplane wus only
Continuous from 1 p. m to tst
r
slightly damaged. CroHsInud was nta Kivu Companv nt Golden, 15.
delightfully en tertained by Mrs. the legislat-ire.
11 p. nt, held.
.-w a s destroved Wednesday and
U. nf ih<- First •I.
S taller ut h e r home on West
orficinls
had
reports
th
a
t
a
t'anaI h*Ve a picllle hide Vvednesdny uftornoon.
Maxim- Sin- 'cnroiiler o f St. Louis jilted n in e European nohlemen
TODAY
" , nn fir,’> rovering several tlmu- who . ..ol ini
lorsday evening.
.
.
.
.
1
ai_.i
,
a
.
..
.
_
!.
The
rooms
where
the
tallies
were
1 ou nrr lin lln l 1,1 rtonr I 11 Hi. >e»r lorlt ||„,n„ , k
lier and married Gem- Gordon Culv.-r, 211 year old son
Conway Tesrle.
semt a. r.-s, w«s beginning to en[ Placed were a ttra ctiv e ly decorated
nor rirnlnK itiol llolrn la muxlc mol talk* frioi, J im. , * ,
croneii on valuable tim ber lamb of Pi i- mli-iii I Twin it. Culver o f the (T iber Military Academy; but
Anna
Q. Nileon tn
pnrtx of Ike eolinlrr.
in baskets of roses and zinnias The
on the Arnenrai, -ide of tho line. | now slii- lias l-i'ni given n divon-e after two y e a n ,.f married life.
llniilo m-O In* In Ilr ,1. ndjoalnl. mol rronlrr,
;
tally
cards
were
of
peacock
design.
Wrlal*
"T
H
E
GREATER
GLORY”
WASHINGTON, July
rr rrlrd .
[She say-. Culver
| VANCOUVER, It. r* July 22. (/}*)
*e her early le-nn- tin. g n u e ric s afoot while ho
at
: At the conclusion of an interest The Hunt hern Bell I'eii'plmtio and
“ Dork hocke\" is flourishing til
* ,,N M'r ",,,u t,‘"* •‘nuwa—not l i t mao ihm
Andy
Gump
Comedy
useil their aul,y ,to take other girls driving
[ mg afternoon of bridge Mrs. Verne I telegrnpli Company and the Sikes Hecate, Nontka Island, among the
I. N.-rson, \ Messenger was given n box of ,-or
Miami; C ! respondem-o cards for holding high Telephone Company jointly up. fisli i'iunp workers and interest in
foil'd to tin* Interstate Commerce this newest o| -ports is rnpidly
In; Hunk-- E.
FRIDAY
.
I sr' " rt{:- Second prize w ent In Mrs Commission today for authority to spreading down the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W Douglass
Mi
MEXICO CITY. J ,,|V 22.—f/l’t__
rhelinti and Virgie T u rn
F. Slattery,
202 N. Park Ave.
Open Until 10 P. M.
Phnn( 7« [
sell
the
Sikes
Telephone
interests
and
son,
Kenneth
of
Suvnnnuh,
!
'
•
**•
Noeld
which
wns
a
bath
Employees at the fish camp nt D edaratm ns to the effect th at
er b-tl Wediiesday for itichinond,
idum Ft. Pierre; towell. C ut prize was won by of Bunnell and Flagler Bench. Fla.,
"HWEBT DADDIES."
*
Hecate include many ice-lmekoy some Mi-xu-a11 pr i,.s(s Ir*»n«ly have Gn.. are the guests of Mis. A. C. NT-., where they plan to spend
lytona; II. L. Mrs. A. II. Duckworth mid was to tlio former eontpuny.
Williams.
three weeks.
points.
The new gam e is pluyed i»*rt their native .-niiiitry fearing
With Charlie Murray, Gaorgar,
I presented with a lrnth towell. A
The Sikes company, besides h av on a broad wharf flanked by a the ennsequeaee of the now relig
Sidney, and Vera Gordo*. *
Miss Highland Chef fen is spem!
delicious snJnd course wns served ing exchanges in the two towns, shed on one side and a 15-foot ious relations and thnt many oth
The friends of M rs. Charles
ing
Thursday
add
Friday
in
Day
Those playing bridge were: Mrs. has certain exchange and loll drop into the salt chuck at the ers an; preparing to £leu and u
Marshall will regret to
—Comedy—
tona as the guest of Miss Mai - her illness at her home learn of
flicksiuliville; J. B. R. Gray, Mrs. A. II. Duckworth, telephone lines conducting these other.
prediction (hat Mexico bofnro long garet
in Floral
"Who Hit M«7’
Payne.
E. Blascry,
. . MrH- Ralph King. Mrs. P. B In- exchanges with other points in
ATrEND THE FIFTH ANNUAL
Heights.
will be without ativ
Catholic
I>. F. lazinep, Mrs. A. \V. I,owe, Mrs. .1 ITngluF county.
f t . Burrell.
priests, either Mexican or foreign
I*. Miimoii, *R- Little, Mrs. V. C. Messenger
has been made in the first district
Tanipu; Mr. Mrs. B. E. Pace, Mrs. R. F. Fields.
court liv l ather Silvcrico llnyo*,
. non. Tampa;
COLLEGE OF AGIUCULTURE, UNIVERSITY
filni
n I’ricst i„
{'niholie ehuich of
flimpu; Mrs. L.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brown have
t-ai-inen in ibis eitv.
FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE
PAUL SMITH'S. N. Y.. July 22.
F. K. Iliggan- returned a f te r n delightful visit in
(/!')— With the first flurry of
I’l-nk, AinerieUB- Gn.
r a il r o a d m an d ie s
HORI’ WORTH, Texas, - - uly 22. visitor* over. President Coolidgc
Enfcr, Tamp ri. t .
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July I
—-(/!’)-*■ The Torrent, e.unity grand today settled le.i-k into the prulinn; I'm,, I!. S.
Mrs, I*. H. Griggs
Florida farmers and their fam ilies will find
rr T
r> K- Npnngler, 61, o f '
spendipif .iury investigaling the dg,ith nf j). 'T!tm of fffrt. and rceijoaUon wh>
(A. II. Ml-VCI N, several day’s jn Lake bun I as tl
Roanoke,, \ u. 1>,gi»neraiii ^yjierin
.lift C. (Tiipps, who was killed h ir e Inst he followed in ms fij-Kt —
very interesting program, which covers subjects
Hays
vs here lend.-n( o r frausporlnlioti of (hi>!
;:pest of friends.
Snlunlny by Dr. J. Frank Norris,
It has been indicated Mr. CoolIniiiig to sm li topics as Farm Crops and Li vent
today ndjoiir-ied for four days •dc« may iiosipoiie the rccoptiur. Norfolk and Wester Railway, died
C ilnis ami Sub-tropical Fruits, Pecans and Sjl
Middenlv of In-art disease at hm j
Rftginnld Crowell has returned while it was in (he midst of sifting
art
of many callers ut Whito Pirn:
"” " "» Hie Traymore Hotel her.
Fruits, Truck Crops, Poultry, Millinery and Sttwli
Orliuiilu K. L. from a trip to Fort Lauderdale.
the testimony of all persons in or Camp until In- has had approxi nlodav.
VsHorled Shades and Lenlhcr'
n
ear
the
chnirit
uffiee
nt
the
time
;
H
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foods and Nutrition, and Home Improvement. Eve
mately four week of freedom from
Janie* Lanier returned Tuesday of the shooting. .
. Croft, Tampa;
all cures of office.
phase ol Iarm and home problems will ho touche
$10 Values (u)
Eugene ( ri.jiii has am-pti 'd an
Tam, Meinplii;., from visiting in Valdosta, Gn.
"H er from Tex Kn hard to fight
There will be prominent speakers from Florida
■le, Tfliiipu; t;. p
MARTIN AT M n illl.E
ROBBERS KILL ONE
in the United States.
Mrs. A. C. McLendon has ns her
outside tho state. There will he music and other ej toftk; F. ('. .lanies.
MOBILE, July 22. '/Pi fJoverNEW YORK, July 22.—-I,guests
(his
wok
her
mother.
Mrs.
badlcr. Jut ksoutertam ing features each day.
nor John W, Martin of Florida, ac Olio man wim killed and another
■illinl, New- Smy- G. W McCnrquodnll nnd sister, companied by bis wife, was in Mo wouiidcsFwhi'ii five robber* invade.I 1laughters of Wesley of the
bile t0dny enroute to Cheyenne, a Broadway jewelry store in n day
.. *, Jacksonville; .Mrs. A. E. Morrison of Tam pa.
Wyy., lo attend the governors' ron- light holdup today. Tho robbers Methodist Church will have a
IMlonville; R. II.
W
inter
H
aven—Large
usphult fcruiee.
He will visit in Nisfc G r escaped a fte r fighting th eir way cooked food sale, Saturday
Keep up with developments in Florida’s agricii
yC.- Mr. and Mrs.
plant to be constructed. in this | leans, Denver and tnur YelloVt-fi
stone through a crowd th a t collected at afternoon, held in front
’
ture and take a vacation at the same time. Come ovl _ ’«N; i1. s. Smith, town.
SEE THE WINDOW
I P ark before coming homi
the sound of the shots.
•he Quality Shop.
lor the entire week. Room and board may be hadi |Wam. Orlainhi; Jim
II- A. Anili'i-
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parin g
I0 NE *48
IMr.
s*n
ilr
.
(aIa# i «*(Q
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■Ri/.v.'jta
T :
m
A'man driving a handsome big carbounded a shrill warning
and dasHed by an open Ford at a'fifty-mite clip. The tfairt
nearly choked the occupants of& te Jittlo car and raised
1 -w*>>•*!{**
“T
chadoud ahead of them they did not see what had hap
—
&
•*»ir*"
p e d to tho man ahead. One of tho tired on Ills car had
gone flat and sent it skidding madly across the road and FRENCH FRANCS
bade again; By some miracle the machine was not wreck 2. rent* yesterday, Italian .
Vb>*-«irjN
_
i Month
Month*—!«. I*. ed but stood squarely across the narrow highway, when 18.20 -a hundred, Belgian ttlr.
unite of tho King's new, e x tra o r
the
Ford
came
up.
.
.
•
% S^k *: N I #
dinary power, wore weak. At o o t '
*.»v
• A s it would have Injured the flat tire somewhat to change lean financier* fear a serlooa drop
. . . t m c h i A ll obit asry the.position of.the car, the man proceeded to pu£ on his In noma European bond*. < T hat'
might disturb thin market. Invest
■M a « f i h M U
rMotuM |)W i of - ooiotulnm ontt spard right there.- Several other cars, were prevented from your money at home.
P*#*'«r# m a ils .w ill, ha going on their way, hut this was obviously an Important
rr*t ragtrar aivortlalur
WINSTON CHURCHILL aaya
s . v J 7 < ■ ' gentleman who looked out for Number* One.
that while, we lent England tfotur
Among the six people in the Ford was a bright-faced billion* Britain *pent saVen billions
____ u m
m m
|fo4~ r r « M ta oaotua- boy of about twelve years, ond by the time his father had here for w ar purpose*. \ >•
K S h f l w s stopped their# car, the lad was running to help the man T hat may be, hut it was Britain’s
ar—the money to aave hsr own
change* that tire. Adjusting the jack the little fellow w
life.
, > .
J u i ' luroln. A ll labored valiantly until he hwj the heavy wheel
off the Our European friends do not
. n t l M of apoelnl
nr* a lso .raaanyd. ground. He then helped take off tho flat tire and put on like u*, but will get over it,/ The
the spare. Then, unaided, he got the flat tire Up,6n‘ the im portant thing i* to keep out of
JU LY » ,
rther European complications,
spare rack and fastened on the. cover. The perspiration fu
remembering the French proverbs
streamed through the dust down his face and the yellow "Good account* m a k e . g o o d
fcALD PLATFORM
•
r-mrttr twoto to Jack clay settled into mud in his wet hair. His clothes looked frie’nds."
completely ruined.
• f S t JekM-lwPRESID EN T (O O LID G E , w hat
The man having permitted the boy to do most of the chance do you think U —Ic Sam
W w CIMi.
Ot-Whlto way. .
work wns only moderately dusty. While tho lad was put would have now before t'l.u world
PMt towak Marta, ting the cover on th e ‘apart* tire, the important traveler took court?
:v
ol t*H«ag prw time to brush his own clothes with a neat whisk broom.
FOR WEEKS, the Rev. W alter
bwtotf, apart Then being ready to go on, he stopped a moment longer to Wynn of Great Britain has p re
light a cigaret before he hacked his car a little and grad dicted "something im portant In tho
• tr e a t
'r i •'
"*
' __iit "i
$50.00 Suits, Sale Price - - - ■ 37.50
45.00 Suits, Sale Price - - - - 33.75
42.50 Suits, Sale price - - - - 31.85
40.00 Suits, Sale Price - - - - 29.75
37.50 Suits, Sale Price - - - - 27.95
35.00 Suits, Sale Price - - - - 26.25
30.00 Suits, Sale Price - - - - 21.50
25.00 Suits, Sale Price • - - - 18.75
22.50 Suits, Sale Price - - - - 16.95
re-opens
Saturday, July 2 4
After being closed the past three weeks
for repairs an d remodeling the store
Most Interesting
Will be published in
ON
First St, and French Ave.
Corner Lot 50 x 117'
Ideal location for rooming’
boarding: house.
/
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DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
>15 First National BaAk BMg.
nfcr,th
joy:
J toin jo„e
‘f ? 1bunion,,
kke "TIZ.»
w«t draw*
f°*of
1a i
Linen Suits, Values up to $18.50, Sale Palm Beach, $18.50 Suits,..................
Small Alteration Change
- $13.95
- 12.95
Jan:
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�DOMINGO H T O
FORT MYERS TO
WIN OVER TAMPA
Ash $100,625 for Him
Grandio’s Stick Drives In
Two Runs; Palms I’rotest
Series Claiming Smokers
Are Violating Class Rule
Petty Allows Fopr Hits In
First But Loses ToSongcr;
Reds Wallop Tho Braves In
A Heavy Slugging Contest
__Is Hitting
ItarOlBothGames
Bryan Poles Homer
y/.Ip. Seventh Inning
|f To Prevent Shutout
ST. PETER SB UR G, Fla. July 22
(Special to The Herald)— Ben
itwell pitching m asterful ball
ppt th e Celery-Feds from dropag th r e e s traig h t to the Saints
holding the J oca Is to throe hits
{While Sanford won the second
me of a double header hero
y afternoon 11 to 1 in
J fo ln g s ,
71J - t m quints took the opener, it
VlO frame clash, by n six to fivo
GCOtinT. ^fm B ryan, S aint left
■■'fielder robbed the Hanford hurling
;)tacc of a shoutout in the second
(game by hitting a home run over
,. lithe rig h t field wall in the seventh
cloning with none on.
v} E x tra base hitting was a fenj .j j t u r e - o f tho Sanford attack in both
{S’..games, 17 safeties going for more
'X'j'than one base.' F o u r doubles and
four in n lc a drove Hewitt from the
mound In the first gam e and heat
ItlfcbW in tho accoraf.*Dumas led
itft» p ntfaughi with two triples and
• double.
j , Hftwltt scattered Ifrjffujd, hits in
t h e i I r s t gam e but one run rallies
d tho firs t, second, fifth, oighth
d ninth kept tho visitors in tho
nfttng. Dumas* drove in Beasf |rh o hud walked with tho tying
t f n . I n th e first gamo but P at
*}|8fia*e4,( n«W Suint f ir s t baseman,
Irjy'^jon the haltlo for the locals with
I p : lla double counting Ornetes in the
g|iu n tenth.
r ’l ( i •
,V, ,11 Beasley opened tho second game
'W ith a single and scored on I Hi mas
[1; . t h r e e bugger to deep center.
M i l Dumas was out on Crowe's infield
p ' j f t p l l e r so Myers’ single went for
[? . ||nothiiig. Tho Celery-Feds renow\-',Mfed their attack on Withrow in the
JjiBfcond fram e, A base on balls to
* Alton, Cantwell's long double to
l i f t and F
rf“k'" ’“ triple »bringing
—1— '•—
Frisbiu’s
X ptrir of runs. Withrow held
oreaftoh hut the Saints
Want 'tnoroal
W ise abio to do nothing with Cant
r e ll1* delivery.
/ ’*
F ir s t Game
SANFORD i
AB R It 1>0 A
I EUM ey,
t ....... 3 1 2
2 0
ffirtik ,
f..... - 4 0
0 1 4
.XhUQas, c f ........ 4 2
2 5 0
ICroDr*, 3b ........ 4 0
0 1 1
*W. Myers, 2 b .... 4 0 1 2
4
| Dunbar, i f ...... 5 1 1 3
0
■ (. Bailey, lb „ „ 5 0
2 12 1
h,■: .Rawson, <• ........ 4 0
1 3 I
| | * * Williams, p ..... 4 1
0 o 4
38
5
E
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
9x29 15
Hfc fl Totals
“ K it
iiy ST. PETE.
AB R il PO
"iv. jMiinzzo, 3b . . . 4 1 1 6
A' - Johnson, r f ... n5 1 1 0
imjJi C^nite*. 2 b
5f
1 1 3
g v Brown, cf
4 1 3 2
k ‘ U P * ™ ' lf
• 3;l 0 0 0
. 3 :. Doyle, ss
55 1 1 2
Up.
Shores, lb
55 0 1 12
y- -*IIew itt, |>
II 0 0
0
r .** WRhnrow, p
l 0
1
0 0
3
A E
1 0
0
5
0
0
(1
0
4
(I
0
0
I)
1
0
t
1 0
Totals
3’i 0 10 30 19 4
J-T w o out when winning run scored
lx,.
fc> J’ Sattford ........
no mo o il o—r>
(Mf" St. P e te rs b u rg
003 002 000 1— 6
(Ten Innings).
S u m m a ry —Two base hit. Boas£
ley, Mllitzso,
Bailey.
Dumas,
Shares. Three base hit, Dumas.
Swrifice, Rawsoti, Milazzo, Bryan,
;< Brown.
Doubiu play, Hewitt to
i )' Doyie to Shores.
Left on haso,
I ' hijford, 10 ; Bt. Petersburg, 8.
Base oa balls off Hewitt, 2; Will-
Si' , innis, 2. Struck out, by Hewitt,
fv 1 1; Williams, 1. Hits, off Hewitt,
Tfc/‘ 9 in 8 1-3; Withrow 0 In 1 2-3. Hit
5 H by Hewitt (Dumas, Frisbie, WlllC l ams ) ; by Williams (Hewitt); by
fj . Withrow (Crowo>. Winning pitchBb:'* Cher, Withrow. Umpires, Weaver
ana MerrlotL Time, two hours.
Second Game
SA N F O R D
AB R H PO A E
aeloy, r f ____ 4 1
Bcas'
' ble, «a ......... 3 0
F rlal
c£f...... 3
0
4 0
ij Don bar,
| f e ' c ,b .
;j Cxbtwclj, p
It fl
i
o
... 3 0
.... 2 1
.... 3 1
— —
Totals.............38 3 8 21 8 0
I t i a f . EE T E .
AB
Jr Milaaxof• 3b
2
j] /oiuM on^ r f — , 3
\ O r b t j i i . . 8 b ......‘ 3
3
R H PO A E
0 fl- 0 1 0
0
0
0
1 .0
0 0* Q 0
- 8 4
0
0 4 S'< 0
1
2 1 0 > 0,
4 0 0
0 0
0
m « II
~ *
0
1 0
8 M
Southeastern League
Jacksonbille, 0; Columbus, 9.
Savannah, 4; Albany, 2.
Montgomery, 4; St. Augustine, 1
Florida S ta te League
F ort Myera, 2; Tampa, 1.
Bradenton, I ; Orlando, 5.
I.iiketand, 2; Sarasota, 4.
SANFORD, 6-3; St. P etersburg,
G-l ( F i r s t ‘game 10 innings; sec
ond gamo 7 innings.)
ORLANDO BEATS
GROWERS TO WIN
NINTH STRAIGHT
Vines Given lip, E ight Hits
Hut Keeps ThemScattered;
To Score In 2nd And 5th
Orlando Hunches Hinkles
TAMPA, Fla., July 2&—</P)—
Ft. Myers won the final gumc of
the series from Tampa hero W ed
nesday. 2 to 1. Umpire Knno a n
nounced th a t Ft. Myers hud plnyed all three games with Tnbipu
claiiping violation
PITTSBURGH, July 22.—(TP) —
Brooklyn and P ittsburgh split a
double header before 20,000 fans
Wednesday, the P irates taking the
opener by 1 to 0, and tho Robins
getting a 0 to 2 verdict in tiie sec
ond. Petty, who appeared in the
box for the firs t tim e since his
recent suspension, allowed the Pi
rates but four hits in tho initial
combat but two of them in one in
ning, ;f single, followed by Gooch's
double, brought the only run <>f
the game.
Sunger yielded five
safeties.
In the second contest, Vance
helil the Pirates to six hits. An
anti-Pittsburgh decision by Um
pire Reardon in the final game
caused a pop bottle hnrrngo in
which a spectator was injured.
First Game
Brooklyn
000 000 000—0 5 0
PitUbugh 000 010 00x1 — 1 4 0
Bnlteries Petty and Hargrave;
Hunger and Gooch.
Second (lame
Brooklyn
200 002 002—0 9 1
Pittsburgh 000 000 002—2 0 I
Batteries -Vance and DeBerry;
Aldridge, Hush and Smith.
FT. MYERS
O'Ri-illy, ss
Giandio, cf
Wicklinm, 3b
McRae, rf
Bouzu, I b
Casa res. If
Chuncey, 2b
Johnston, c
Domingo, p
AB R ii
5 0 0
1 0 ■p
t 0 0
1 0
3 0
3 0
4 0
2 *)
2 0
Totals _
1 0
11 14
1 0
0
0
0
0
8
1
1
0
0
0
7 27 15
0
AB R II PO A
•1 0 0 2 4
') 0 1 4 1
4 0 o •> 0
l 0 0 3 '»
3 1) 0 9 1
3 0 1 1 0
1 0 0 •> ;t
;i 0 0 3 n
>■)i 1 1 0 •>
E
l
30
J
31
TA MPA
Denieke, ss
Tan ter, 2b
H a n lo n , cf
I.OpfZ, l! .
Whitman, lb
Hardy, rf
Sal vat 7. 3b
Surface, IT
Butlci, p
PO A F.
-1 3 0
0 1 d
1 1 II
2
rt 5
♦> 3
0
0
o
1)
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
Today’s Games
National League
New York n t St. Louis.
Philadelphia a t Chicago.
Boston a t Cincinnati.
Brooklyn a t P ittsburgh.
American League
, S t7L ouis a t Boston.
Chicago a t New York.
Cleveland a t Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Southern Association
Atlanta at New Orleans.
Memphis nt Chattanooga.
Birmingham nt Mobile.
Little Rock a t Chnttnnoogn.
Southeastern League
Jacksonville a t Columbus,
Savannah a t Albany.
Montgomery a t St. Augustine.
Florida S ta le League
Tampa at Sarasota.
Fort Myers a t St. Petersburg.
Orlando at Lakeland.
Bradenton a t SANFORD.
LAKELAND LOSES
HOT BATTLE TO
FIGHTING GULLS
R a tio R u t h Drive,
Y n n k e e s ’ Ruw;
R u n , Hin 2 9 $
Yanks Nwje (jjj
Mackmenli
Straight “
T i g e r s Anil
D o u b l e U radii
H e a v y Scoring
NEW Y o r k , jjf
The Chicago Whit»|
York YMikecx (jivkk
header hi re Wcdne*
tors winning the ote
to 3, and losing the i
Babe Ruth hriiyri
New Y<n k runs
29th home i un of the
first of tiu* 111>t gam
base.
first (ill
Chicago
20() OA
WMlcy Yieltls Eleven 11i th New Yui K 3(11) 0$
B ntt.....
blank
And Hronn Gives Up H; Crouse;
(),.u iUll) t
Winners St ore All Of Their
Runs In Hlh Inning Rally
Second Gu
lino oj
Reds Capture First Game
ORLANDO, July 22. — (A*) —
New
York
too 0|
SARASOTA. Flu., July 22. (/!>)
Cincinnati, July 22.—-I/I’l - C i n •
Hunching hits and taking advan
ilntterie ■■ Kilwari
mil oio 000—2 — Sarasota won from Lakeland
Ft. M.\cr
tage of Bradenton errors the Colts cinnati annexed the first game of
nndl
Tampa
mm ooo o io - t here Wednesday by a score of 4 Sch(ilk; i'l l
made a clean sweep of thjj G row tiie present senes with Boston
to 2.
Mack men Drop R|
ers soricH by grabbing tho final Wednesday by 0 to 4. It was a I When Rot, Moses Grove, :i.maal lot tl Mat kifin I linger, cost (lie lean
Summary ■ Two bnso bit, S ta n
game of the series yesterday, 5 to free hitting affair, with the Reds ami laid,> Mr. Connie Muck $|un,i. m u was tlemgbt Hie high price ton. Stolen base. Butler, O’Reilly, LAKELAND
AB U It PO A E
PHII.ADKI.PIHA,
2.
The win runs tho Orlando gathering Ut bits off Hearn and for bn;, halt players had been rent in J. But along comes Otto Ror- Giandio (21.
1 0 0 *If> 6 0 —The Atbleia s drop*
Sacrifice, Rotiza, Buckley, 2 b
string of consecutive victories to R. Smith. Roush Day was cele
1 0 2 vl 3 0 straig h t Wednesday'
Domingo, 2. Double play, O'Reilly Heck, 3b*'
brated by the fans, presenting the eheil, owner of the Milwaukee Ri ■.. its , asking even more for his to Chuncey to Bmizu. S t thick out Cusack, p ,
nine.
1 0 0 9 1 O' opening game of l
Bor- by Butler 2 ; Domingo, 3. Base on Brazier, cf
BRADENTON Alt R II PO A E center fielder with a large automo youthful rrnlerflold phenom, Fred :'rlmlte (pictured above).
5 0 2 3 0 0 Cleveland 6 to 0, H
Wheeler, 3b
4 0 1 1
(I 0 bile.
chert bus placed a figuie of ?lon,i '.i on tlm youngster's services
t 9 1 0 0 0 battled evenly with
balls* off Butler, 3; Domingo, 4. Welsh, If
Parker, c ........... 4 0 I 5 .1 1 B oston.. . 000 001 030— 1 11 0 and only a year ago Si hullo wn iu-1 a semi-pro pun'.imer on the Left on base, Tampa, 6 ; Fti My- Futvoyc, rf
3 1 o 0 0 0 the ninth when, ofte
•j 0 0 14 ,0 9 Indians to three hits,
Elliott, 2b ......... 4 I) 1 2 4 () Cinoimvlli 100 301 lOx—0 13 0
t r s . 8 . Umpires, Knno and Kry. Ellam, lit
sandlots of Iowa,
‘V
Barnes, lb ......... 4 0 0 9 0 1
Dodgen,
ss
0 0 1 r t 1 cd off the peak bythl
Time, 1:40.
llattcrix—Hearn, Smith and T a y
Denton, cf ......... It 0 1 1 0
0
Burlicn, u
3 1 0 2
2 ing six bits in the da
lor; May ami Uieinich.
Howell, If ......... 2 2 2 :t 0 0
000 1
Willey, p
0 0 0 0 0 0 Cleveland
Lee, rf
4 0 2 0 0 0
000 ■
,\ Mproul,
1 0 1 0 0 0 Philadelphia
Sid Johnson, ss 1 0 0 : 1 1
1
__
Batteries: Lev-senj
Kelly, p . . . . . .
.'I O 9 0 J 0
Totals
32 J 8 21 15 3 Ehmko, Gray aml flj
x-Battcd for Wilh-y in Pth.
Totals
33 2 8 24 II 3
Tigers And
WASH IXCtTOJ
SARASOTA
AB R 11 UO A F.
ORLANDO
AR It H PO A K
llornick, -s
0 2 4 2 0 Detroit and Wash
Viau, ss
3
Armslrong, lib
0 I 3 I 1 in two games to
Tinker, 2b
4
| Turner, 2 b
0 2 I 3 1 taking lie- first'
Abram*. lb
3
TH E hardest part a fte r Mara- , llogan. If
1 2 0 o- 1 Senators winning
Cox, r f
2
Despite losses, New York is i Johnson ulilimn ii n 10 to 7 victory (hon running, it seems to us, is i Sevier, rf
1 2 II 0 0 10 to 7. Early, andj|
Foss, 3b
4
trying to explain why you decided ||. Miller, lb
gaining grou id in the •\ iiu ricnn ! ill the second.
0 0 <; 2 o fee lured both contB
Wells, e
3
to become a m arathon runner in I Manusli, ef
First Gt
I L 1 o o
Is ague and now boasts eight
St.
I.mu
,P
leated
Boston
twiie,
Sum Johnson, cf 4
RY JO E DUGAN
the fir-l j»lace.
5U91
I Miller, c
games over the ri sL of the fn jil.
I
0 12 i 0 Detroit
II
Io
I
and
Io
1
.
Sisler's
men
Walker^ If
1
THU most difficult play a third '
Washington dill1
Blown, [i
0
2
o
2
made
2
d
safe
bits.
................
,
0
Yesterday the Yankee-. ,|ivided a
Vines, p
4
Batteries:
Weill
Unmimnii made its lead in the , 1fIK. 1,,ll.ly l,|,H ""
K< rHmky
double bill with Uliicago, lull I’hil- Naim-ml
Frouibe, if
3
Cooper, Stoner and1
......... .. two full gaim s , .
Hint were any gomi this year
Tut als
31
t
11
27
11
3
udelpliia lost to l leveliiml, urging
lieu and Tate.
' 1,10 " ,R'H l,‘" visiting firemen
tho Huggins hopes half a game defeating IP, ton, 0 to 1, ......... w,'n
Totals .
31 5 7 27 18 1
handed to the bell Imps.
Lakeland
ooi
ooo
mo
—2
Pittsburgh
divided
with
Brooklyn.
upward. Ted IlInnkcnMiip beat tho
Second I
Sarasota
000 000 040— 1
Yanks in the opening test, 4 to 3, It was Eddie Roush Day and lie
Bradenton
000 000 101—2
MICKEY WALKER is going t„
Detroit
HOI
contributed
two
singles.
the New York scores coming from
020 030 OOx—5
Orlando
defend his title again
This is
Washington DO 1
Hunger
non
a
pitching
duel
from
Summary
-Tw
o
base
hit,
Heck,
Rabe Ruth’s 29tli home run In the
Battcric:
positive proof Jack Kearns has run Sacrifice, Buckley, El lam, II. Milfirst i ming with two ■a base. The Petty in I he l it t contest sit Pitts nut nf perfume money.
Sumriiary- Two base hit, How
end 11ay worth; Job
lei.
Stolen
base,
Welsh.
Double
burgh,
l
i
,
i
ti
Vance
had
the
Pi
other White Sox, Ted I,yon, in tho
ell. Double plays, Viau to Abrams
alely n> band throughout
I’lay. Bauerlein, Deck. 11. Miller to
second game, relieve.I ihe fa lte r rate
Left on buses, Bradenton, 5; OrIt would lie easier to understand ll'irnick. Left on base, Lakeland, lirnwns Win Tw*|
la'ido, 7. Rase on balls, off Vines,
ing Edwards, hut walked two with the me,md.
BOSTON July
Sarasota, 10. Base on balls,
G....... G-,Jili. heavy-hitting out the winning streak of the Cincin
1; Ktdly. 4. Struck out, by Vines,
the bases jammed. 'I lie Yankees
nati Reds if anybody had seen Abe i ft Brown, I; Cusack, 3. Struck hitting gave the St,|
field.
i
..t
the
Washington
te
n
a
won, 5 to 4.
1; Kelley, 3.
Winning pitcher,
tor.i. ha iiiiiii d the "Indiffi rent At tell in the vicinity of the ball out, by Brown, 12; Cusack, 2. Los a double victory - _
Vines.
Losing pitcher, Kelly., tho third -Backer to play deep,
Cleveland piled up i\ runs in F'bi.vmr , bn.-, ami has been hi ach park.
ing pitcher, Cusack.
Umpires, Wednesday, the RtiJ
Umpires, Rollins and Tandy. Time largely as a m atter of self-preserv lllo ninth to turn bail 1lie Atlllced
vi
i
'
>
..i,
i.
i'
.....
Judge
and
I'
n
di
ricks
and
Bradley.
Time 11 and 1, anil 7 ti
1:30.
ation.
lie i, o to o. Klimke 11 id the In Sell,i l,i ,,f Win hillgtnil, I iddic
in llie first V'antri
IT will be time enough to lull, 2 :0:,.
We will assume that lleiimann, dians to three hits for eight
to four Inis, while
Mom
| I- ii. 11 \ ill of lie | ’i - about giving Ituih his walking pa
a f te r taking a healthy wing a t the ! frames but gave urn
le u the ut- • ■'■tX . b
were gelling 15 for1
I'eiiy •' Brookb a and pers when Ihe pitchers <|uil walk
ball, merely tops il.
The result taek came in t lie m I h
bases. The Red
ing him.
Gc.t
i-|\|,o..,ndir
'ormerly
<f
the
is usually it slow bounder in the
pitchers in each X
Twelve safeties, ......... by the ( ul> .n, among tlmse who have
direction of third.
immmen il out H
league's leading bitter. Fntherglll, antlered iln- hard bauds of man
SUZANN E L EN G LEN ’S refusal
The fact thnt the third baseman
FLORIDA STATE LEA G U E
tho sec.... .
to talk to American newspaper
is playing so deep is what makes gave Detroit the fii r came over ager-. on their I,,,alders lh c eu- men goes to show that once in a
Won i.o.st
Pet.
First
i
Washington,
7
to
0 , out Walter Sotl.
11
the handling of such a ball so dif
4
.733 St. Louis
RtO
While the hoys do get a break i n i i . , vj
9
ficult.
5
.643 Boston
000
their favor.
h
I akeland
!l
In making tills play, the moment
.600
«;
Batteries: Van:
SAN'FORD
I see the hall has been topped I
7
C
l
.539
grave; Zuhnizcf,
POSSIBLY Ihe reason Suzanne Sarasota
CAN n batsm an who is hit hy rush in with all speed, keeping my
7
7
.500 CJower and Stakes.
refused to talk is that she couldn't
a slow pitched ball go to first?
eye on the ball.
When I believe
5
9
.357
think
of
any
nasty
cracks
at
(lie
in-1
"
1
,tu
,;
l,lil
K
n m |>;i
the proper time has arrived to
to
.333
Second
moment to make about our player.
Bnoleiit 'in
The speed of n pitched hall which execute the play, 1 make a sweep
1
II)
.286 St. Louis
Hi
ultimately comes into contact with ing downward motion with my
Boston
J03 .
Usually when you meet up with
right.
the person of the h a tte r is given
AMERICAN LEAG UE
Bnlteries: Girard|
a man who is willing' to give you
If I have properly judged the
no consideration by the umpire in
Won Lost
Tct. Wingfield, lien
the
shirt
off
his
bark,
either
Ihe
reaching his decision an to wheth Imund and am favored witli good
53
39
.570 Bifichoff.
design in terrible or the hIzc is <'irii'i'inal I
V* SPECIAL ■.ARRANGEMENT WITH GOLFER3 MAGAZINE j CHICAGO}!
er o r not tho batsm an is entitled luck, 1 come up with the hall,
I'it l sbnrgb
48
3B ■ .558
wrong.
which, however, is merely the be
BOBBY CR.UIt’KS 11AN K — T E E AND PITCH siltVI
Nt. Louis
18
to first.
.539
41
The mure
1 liicagu
Thero arc many who believe a. gin rdng of the piny.
18
41
.539
TH
E
recent
strike
in
London
can
IH E height of the t.-e -hnulil l»ej ory of the Gat I will he on a J ra ig h t
Imtsmnn who is hit by a slow difficult part is just ahead.
Bt ""k Iy ii
45
45
.500
hardly
tie
looked
back
on
ns
ao
determined
hy
the
stein
of
play
o
f
|
low
line,
To get your limn nt first it is
pitched ball is not entitled to first.
■15
45
.500
Onlv one ,New York
the land, J 'I be pitch hot , a lwa\ a safe outstanding success
necessary that you muke a speedy the individual, the lav
This is erroneous.
'luliidelpliia
33
52
.409
innocent
bystander
was
killed.
if, in the opinion of the umpire, and accurate throw to th at-b a se . Mini kind of bull to In u ed. and the j way to a gr, mi lop tin- run-up
'" I on
33
55
.375
wind.
In
driving
wlwte
(here
arc
is
often
licit
-r
if
v„u
have
a
clear
the butHinun made an effort to This must he done while on the
GENTLEM EN prefer blondes,
11 is also
avoid the pitch and is hit with the run and without straightening up few, nr no obstacles, a player space to llie r' 11 >II.
NATIONAL LEA G U E
but a brunet isn’t m> had osjH'cialSuch a should use a medium- sized tec. On easier
ball, he is always sent to first, re to get set for the throw.
WHITE UFA!
Won Lost'
ly
if
she
has
eaten
and
doesn't
a
windy
day,
playing
with
the
gardless of whether it wus u slow delay would invariubly result in
In playing a run up, a Hruight- mind the trolleys.
New York
57
34
July 22.—k P M
wind,
he
should
use
a
high
tee
and
the loss of the piny.
faced club should In- used, and
ball, fast one or curve.
two rounds hM
i’liiladc Iphiii
50
41
The fact that such a play is the stand slightly behind lie- ball, this
Western Amatctffj
<'levelarul
50
43
Whenever
a
wise
bird
tolls
you
enabling
him
to
hit
Um
buli
well
j
I^ow.t^wing
^h
c
cluMu-a!i'K
shmdd
exception ra th e r than the rule adds
49
ment of its n.,0l*_i
43
a horse is going to walk in, lay off. Chicago
inw
to the difficulty f successfully ex into tho nir where il will receive ! m,
trantn and it
45
42
Tim pitch and run a combina I t has been our observation thst Washington
ecuting it.
To overcome this, I all the benefit of Hie wind.
Det roit
Hally a ’Mark k
48
45
Against the wind, a low ‘ tee tion of hoili is also a very useful only horses that run in win.
make it u point to try to handle
Nt. Louis
as play enter* tg
38
52
should bo used so that ibc trnject- shut but rather difficult.
Disaster rod* '
27
63
BAYONNE. N. J.: Johnny U-o.» -1
■t,g ubttttwi I,uUb ,n >,rac*
WELL, ther«' seems to be only Boston
Wednesday’s
ard. Allunton, Pa„ amt Mike Ball j
t u r y ' lny'
_____
one thing left to 1,6 done and
ans, Chicago;
urlno, Buyunno, fought u draw
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
that s for Doc Cook or mnncbodv
else to ski to the pole.
( 10 ) .
Won Lout
Pet. honm City,
Milwaukee ............ 56
33
LOS ANGELES: Cbarlio Woin.621) F. Willing,
Extra-hole
Indianapolis
___57
30
urt- Now Yurk, won un at foul froju
.613
Louisville ........... 54
30
Jhuck Wiggins of IntUanapolis
Chuc
.600
NEW YORK. July 22.— (/P)—
V
~
Kansas City ___ 48
46
.511
Toll'll,
............ 44
45
Hubert J. Fugasey, former boxer
CHICAGO, tJ u ly 22. (fli)_F or- Dempsey’s cninment at Colorado
.494
has heroine Tex Rickard’s only r i ty years between heavy weight Springa.
Minneapolis ....... 43
52
.453
BROOKLINE, Muss., July 22.
Sanford - ................... 120 000 0—3 val as a promoter if biff fights
•
s,<- Paul .............41
53
.436
championship
bouts
is
a
long
time
*
fin
e
"
Tummy
said
in
VP)—-William T. Tilden; ruler of the
St. Petersburg...........900 000 1— l in New Yurk.
73
, .
,n i
,
New York.
“ 1 have been pulling tennis com is for six years, and Columbus ............ 21
.223
(Seven innings, agreement).
Chicago all along bcciuso I
As a fighter himself and then as but thoro still nro a few old-timers ^
Summary—Two baBu hit, Cant a manager, Fugasey gained n who saw .John L. -Sullivan Avullop fto u ld -ra th e r fight where th a w la Edward (, (’handler, intem dlcgiSOUTHERN LEA G U E
well. Three base hit, Dumus, Fris- knowledge „f fistic affairs,
Jack Burko for a win here in 1886 ItO political interference, but u t thu at® champion’ were pitted against VT
Won L o it
each
other
lor
today’s
semi-finals
bie. Home run, Bryan. Stolen
FugiiBcy's latest show, the Po- atyl who will be on hand to see shine time, I am disappointed th a t
New Orleans ____04
in
the
Ltmgvyoud
Bowl
singles
ba#e, Dumas. -Sacrifice, Friable, lanuy-Berlenbuch bpuV'.’fcr which Dempsey and Gene Tunnay climb Ii c a n 't fig h t for the title in my
Memphis v
tournament.
Dumas. Deft on base, Sanford, 7; ho out-hid Rickard, rankF among through' the ropes somq time in 9Vm home town.
Birmingham
Tilden, by viituB'.'/j.o
‘eteraburg, 8, Base on balls, the first half-dozen in-th*-list of Septembhf.
■’
Nashville ,
* probable , location of tho Bptjil and stroking,
Wlthlrow, M l Cantwell, 1. big-monoy cards in ring bUtory.
A
tlanta .
The long-awaited announcemqpl
1
is
Soldier
Field,
on
the
laltt
Tented Teisa ToKa,
Struck out, by .Mfjtttrow,
4; Cant- It drew nearly tt hulf-mTlUo* dol that Chlchgo had been chosen
*lthi
W
h i],.
be
ten
roundft
to
■vis Cup stiuc.
Cha:
will, 8. U m pli
Merrett and lars.
>.
At
Chattanooga
the 1926 champ!
tho Principals, Berkeley Bell of AuL
------------------■
Little Rock
lo 55 per cent of tho gate, *oter ih,; Hcmi-finali,
tU to .e $ W fc 3 fp £ , Green Cnyc Springs—_
-Coms
skard expects to amajuht
Balnea
Polk Ho* | bridge to be built, iicroBiTttTfttftii^and
W(J2,(K)0,000, and 0100,000 Frostproof— Stel
ten,'to 1mferity fund.
prove Bute RoaJhJ
i 'Ai‘ ■
______ __
Tot a I.
1 5 27 13
-% N U T
New YorkGains Groundln
Pennant Chase Despite/Its
Numerous Losses Recently
Chicago
_.__1 ._
Joe^AQkgna
.
Club Standings
iu te s
d ed ?
—
.
Stars l
Western
‘Dark Hot
Only Real Rival Of
Rickard Is Fungasey
Chicago To Stage First Heavyweight
Championship Battle In Forty Years
KN u l l . .
,
■ .. Y ^4
• «
Tilden And Chander
Are To Meet Today
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1924— Dqdgo Touring.
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f
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ltk*ir phone number if
1 result*. About one
0f a thousand hus
and the others
sonicate with you
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M ILLER O. P H IL IP S , Inc.
I Ij *
ID.HE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP,
"AVe specialize in permanent wavitift". 200 North Park Ave.
TY PEW R ITER S— All Makes, sold
rented, repaired. Orlando Type
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EX PER T REPAIRING
Typewritera and Adding Machines.
PAUt, H. NIX.
With Haynes ft Ratliff. Phone 340
30— Tailoring and Pressing
18—Business rrervrcti entered —
A. M. Small
with am ethyst
Itvtuni t<> Herald
Biles hot Sale.
RIGHT and Overland.
, Kotor Co., 1’a rk and
Ifo Phillips Ho., Inc. L‘"l tod Graham Trucks.
AMZINti WORKS.
IfiOODVKAit T1KKS.
. L, Hntteries.
Cleveland Six
! HUIWON-ESSEX
INC.
Oak Ave.
hnm> -11
-MAUMONS
Autoinolnle Co.
i Ave.
I’lionu 137
VS!.KR
i<l.Kit MOTOR CO.
| U St. I'h.ino tilt'd
nford Healer,
S’S GARAGE
AC- OAK!,AND
'TTIAC 1Cadillac ('oiiipany.
I St.
Rhone 121
IH’U’K CO.
ic'iuli/i Avenue,
'kune 307
■F(JllI) — FORDSON
Higgins, Inc.
Mniettu. J’hone 331
mash
Jtld in motor car value.
HMOTORS CO.
luui Sanford Ave.
much viliut you pity
9 wliut a car costa you.
ir.R CiKt you leas..
'AN GARAGE CO.
• SUHfinfl— Repair-
.
n t'l ed cause, to-wit
T o Snrab M I'm nines. If tlvlnc |
I it ml If dead, then all parties chum j
1in. Interest in tli,. r..Unwins **♦■
sei ll>ed hinds under Hnrnli M. Min'
ranee, doce.i ■■-I, ..i o th er w is e ; .lo in
lliekn. If li\ tt,g. and If dead, tin n
>11 tmrlles i l.iimimt inlerest In tli ■
f'dloH line de-erlheil
lands
slide' '
*"hn lllc k s >l.‘ ceased, o r olhnrwln*
DO U )U GET UP TIRED and
worn out ? CHIROPRACTIC will
correct the muse. Phone 4H2-J for fi7— Rooms With Board.
appointment.
Dr.
MacIJougall,
hirst Nntiomi! Bunk Bldg.
ROOMS, with or wtrnout meal*
Reasonable rate*. Lincoln Hotel
28—-Repairing
Efficient
ELECTRIC FAN
SALE
f
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Radiator and she ;lj metal wora.iService Offered
Plain and ornamerlitl sM«t mat. 1
183, Haherdusher Work.' Tel. 716-7 . 107 F rta h
Collegiato Avenue.
o, ter
(or
u
First Street.
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Radiator ornaments
scene of stupendous develop
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OFFICE
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GOODYEAR TIRES
31) by 3 Uj Pathfinder
$8 .50
2!) by 140 Pathfinder
$12.50
31 by 525 Goodyear .
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Other sixes in proportion.
Let Us Repair Your Tires
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311 E. 2 nd St.
r s n t n r - 2: - . r ^ =
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108 PALMETTO
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Veal
Cutlets, lb.,.... 45c
j
Sausagei •
Meat, lbq ......25c
Pot
Roast, 11 ..... 20c
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V jB W A N T Y c' o u
T O H ELP US'.
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lift K. Second S l
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daily papers? The toll o |
death from automobile ac
cidents is m o u n tin g to
countless thousands and
untold damage to property . 5
is resulting!
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car. The danger lies in i
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Cor. Evans, >,
SPANISH HOME— Large living
room with fin place, dining room,
breakfast nook, kitchen, 3 bed
room:., huih. screened porch, two
J
car garage I'rue, {U.flUO.
D (> n it.E CO IT AGE—Corner lot.
IMS Sanford Ave.
1’hnnc 4IJI-J
separate entrances, double gu- *' N' Fell if living, and If dead
Hanford.
an ford. FJ*\
F)«^ (
1
rnge, home and investment. For then all parlies eliltuhiK Intrresl in |
IF YOU want to sell your farm, limited time price $0,760. Bart lh . following lands under 10. N. Feh.
we can he of good service to you M a s o n , r*Ui* First National Bank deeea.sed. m "thei wlsa; and nil on
i Known pnMjes cl.ilmlna Interest In tP *
as we have inquirers fo r both small Bldg. Telephone 249.' tlie fnlliiwiim di-scrlbed
In.ids. I
and large farm property. Deanwlileli lands a re described ns folBerg Corporation, 515 F irst N atl.
1 loves. Southeast uuurter o f south- ,
THREE ROOM HOUSE in good wi s| i|niiit> r of Section It; north |
Bank Bldg. Phone 713.
condition newly painted whito, half of northwest inartur of Hscllon '
on large double lot near B a r 17 a nit northeast .piurter o f smilh
« .-Mi ipiai'li r of southwest uuariei
68— Rooms W ithopt Board
becue Filling Station in Floral *ef
Section 17. nil In Tonwshlp 21
Heights.
Price $2,500.00 . Cash south. Itaiiue 3(1 east In Seiiiltinlc
SLEEPIN G ROOM, sum m er rates, 525(1.1*0, Balance $25,00 per month, j * utP v. FI at Ida .
and eaeli of v ou. are heroin
private modern home. 818 P a l H. Cluydon, Room 4 Bull Building. " I dVe.or
le .l to appeal in tllH h ilt o f]
metto. Phone 41(1 ,1.
eomplaint tier.dn filed In the above j
IIOMESEEKER OR INVESTOR entitled cause on the 2nd day o>* .
FOR RENT <)ne furnished bed- Rather than rent I will offer for August, I'l'.’ tl, at the ("mil thniiso of I
lt i'le I'mintv, Florida
room. Apply 305 Magnolin.
this week only, my home a t 1) 1 1 , S iin
It 1" further nnl'*:'ed 'hat this
Elm Ave., fm $5,500, Cnmpletoly " i p i he puldl*h< d III Tile Sapfuril
FOR RENT Very attractive large furnished, on easy tenna. (J rooms lit l [111 tl llellspap..| of penelHl ell
room with twin beds, near water. modern with hot and cold water. elll.lll'dl plllillsllell 111 Sllllfold. Tl.
t'oiinfi, 1<*lnrldji.
Very cool. Five minutes from Post Garage. Lot *14x117, shrubs, flow-j S'lnlfud.'
\\ tl in ss uij , ha ml and I tie seal of
Office. Plume 571-J.
ers. Inquire at House or 407 F irst lh, t ’ trenit t'mill of Sernlnole t'lmti |
Is Sev> mil Ititllelni t'lreult or F'lor
National Bank Bldg.
ida. tins .;0tli day of .tune, titJO
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HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
E X P E R T P IA N O TUNING and 105 S- Palmetto Avenue.
Phone
Phonograph Repairing by fac 340-J.
S9— Rooms For Housekeeping
to ry trained men. We can rebuild
85— Lois For Sale
your old piano or refinish to look LANKY DEV CLEANING CO.
CLEAN, COOL A ttractive rooms |
like new.
Phone 844-W.
Dry Cleaning, Repairing and
nt low summer rates. Vermont . OPPORTUNITY FOR WORKING
Dyeing,
Phone 405 lo r prompt Inn. 215 S. Palm etto St.
D a y -j
MAN
service.
Iona Beach, Fla.
CHOICE LOTS 25x125—GuarnnSanford Stove & F urniture Co.
! toed high and dry.
Within ten
321 E. F ir s t Street
-Help
Wanted—
Male
74—
Apartments
For
Rent
miles
of
Pnlatka
on
Lako City
We curry a full linu
Highway. $ 10.00 ouch. These bnrOur prices are right.
Cash or
Long’s FOR RENT- Bedroom, 510 W. la t gnins arc well worth your Investi
W A N TED —Meat cutter.
term s. W e w ant your business
gation, For information call a t
• M arket.
Strcet.
Herald office. Box G. B. V., or Gen.
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
THE CLARK A partm ents on the B. Vestal, 112 S. Beach St., Day
cement work, nidewalks, build 35A— Employment Agencies
henrh, rcusonnljlo weekly or tona Bench, Fla.
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. R.
monthly rates. 410-418 South A t
Torwillegvr, Prop.
lantic Avo., Dnytona Beach, Flo,, LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH,
SEM INOLE EMPLOYMENT
"THE LOT KING"
Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop nnd Mgr.
BUREAU
S. J. NIX
I'.llti Fir.-it National Bank Bldg.
Phone 5«7 1.-3
204 North Park Ave.
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law
300 E ast F ir s t Street.
A PA R TM EN T—3 rooms.ahd ghuui
riu n U -Y N D STREET
ed in sleeping porch, all eonvenBetween Elm and Oak Aves.
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile
ieneo.i,
beautiful
siirrm m dings. I 2 lots 53x154 cue it. Priced ut $2000
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing 40— Money to Loan
Kent $ 00.0(1. 1215 Mngnolia A\x>. each with terms to suit purchaser.
lover old roofs, Leaks repaired. E t Phone 0(18•■).
DEAN-HERO CORPORATION
tim ates free. Satiafaction g u a r a n LOANS—’.Money available a t 7 per
515-510 First National Bunk Bldg.
cent.
Close
in
property.
A.
I*.
teed. Oak Ave.& 3rd St. Phono 111,
FIRST FLOOR 2 room apartm ent
Phone 713
Connolly & Sons.
nicely furnished, good location
W H E E L E S S & W ELSH
TWO LOTS
202 Park Ave.
58— llouHchold Goods
‘Service t h a t makes friends"
ON GENEVA STREET
FISK T IR E S
VULCANIZING
DESIRABLE 2-room apartm ent m
For Sale or Trade
FU R N IT U R E also gas stove used
private new home. Adults. 2173
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
for four months. Rose Court Palmetto Avenue.
H IL T O N ’S BARBER SHOP
515-510 F irst National Bank Bldg.
Apart m eat No. 4.
113 Mugnolia Avenue.
Phone 713
8 firs t class bnrbors. Special a t
FOR RE NT- -Small 2-ro<mi uptention given ladies and children. FOR SA LE— 1 Colt Carbide outfit
fun
5 LOTS IN FORT MELLON
stairs
furnished
apartm ent. iiot
sta
for tl lights. Also mule and wnte
31 1 Magnolia.
$0,500 with only $1,000 cash.
farm
tools.
Phone
N
(*2.
SA N FO R D DRUG COMPANY
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
"The Itexull S tore"
FOR RENT— 1 furnished a p a rt 515-510 F irs t National Bank Bldg.
We make n specialty of our prom pt
Phone 713
ment. Phone 287-W.
| Idling of prescriptions ami quick
FOR S A L E —Cheap for cash, 2 NEW 3 room apnrtnm nt with hath, j
delivery.
BUENA VISTA
good mules, mowing machine,
Drugs — Soda — Dot Sandwiches
furnished. Phone 325.
$ 000.00 c a s h
other farm tools. P. (). Box 211.
on Summerlin, AOxlilO
W IG IIT-CH RISEN BER R Y P R IN T Phone 31*12.
! MEAN-BERG CORPORATION
76-A—Garages
SHOP — P rinting,
Engraving,
i 515 510 F ir s t National Bunk llldg.
Embossing. See us first. We do
Phone 713
FOR SALE, rent or trodo for real I
it. Phone 417-W. It. It. Avenueestate. Fully equippud garage
Miscellaneous
Commercial Street.
SANFORD AVE., CORNER
nnd battery shop nt 820 W. First
A t Seventh Street
St. Long lease. L. A. RennuiL
PR IN T IN G THAT P L E A S E S
FDR SALE
50x117. Price fa r below the actual
Phone
150-W.
Typew riters andAdding Machines,
BUNGALOW TRAILOR
value.
T H E SEM IN O LE P R IN TER Y
Can be used us a bungalow with
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
77—Houses
fpr
Rent
G01 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop. two beds, or can be folded for trav
5tr>-510 F i r s t National Bm
eling in 10 minutes. Cost $350
Phono 713
new. Owner will sell a t quick sale 3 ROOM H O U SE FURNISHED
19—Building—Contracting
1911
Palm
etto
for $75 cash. All attachments for
OHIO—Xenia. Make your
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
JA M E S II. COW AN—All kind* of Dodge car Arc included. Inquire 515-510 First National Bunk Bldg. through the Xonln Gsxette, Zen
la. Ohio.
Rich agricultural die
Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work. 2300 Palmetto.
Phone 713
crict.
Want ad and display rate*
W ater and Boat Tanka. At Oak
Avenuo nnd Third Street. Tele FOR MALE—Cypress stakes 1*1 FOR RENT—Two furnished cot- four feet rang, pointed one end,
phone 111.
tages, Floral Heights nnd Silver
good for seed bed frames. $85'»
Lake, $36 per month. Apply 300
per
thousand
f.
o.
b.
P
artin
Hro.
E. J. LIN DSK OG—General Con
French Ave.
_________
tra c to r and builder. Plans and Wagner, Fla.
specifications on request. All work
euaranteed, Residence 217 High- Ta MPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa. 78—Offices and Desk Reom
and St., between Elm and Oak. Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word.
$ 3.85
Stationary ..
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for
Phone 7 9 G
W
_________ Minimum 26c, cash with order.
5.25
’’ Stationary
stores or offices at Park Avo..
Write
lor
complete
cate
cerd.
11.50
!
dilating ....
Oscillating
and Commercial Street W. M.
trim CO.
j tar, not Hie owner."
*17 far entimates.
20— H eating and
RABEOIID
BULLDOG
TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
THECORE i
Elm Ave. and 18th Street.
PHONE 3
m tT M H U N i Ga., 1 L E I
r have
l
OHIlglt UK PUBLICATION
FOR RENT—5 room furnished IW T1IB
circuit bon In
ft Soutti
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i
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Park
and 2nd St.
io
Trust
re,
r
i Ali T°.M.0BH.'.E w , "UJERfl( If j u ^ nicnl. Rods, Reels, Lines, Etc. at Real Estate and F ire Insurance
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vri
sun
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Blond,
Pedlgrti
112
S.
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ve.,
Sanford
\ vertiso doily on the classified page,
Sarah It. Durrum-t*. If living, and If*
Blue Ribbon Stock
dead, then iirnlnst alt parlies claim |
Strong, bcattkr, y!
McC a l l & FOX, Real estate in Interest In the fnltmvlnK dcacrtbeil '
For Sale By
25 - Florists.
Mont afftetionkte
vestment*. Best buys are among lands under Knrah M. Durrance, do- !
per}*'
ceased, nr maerwlso; John Mi. gs, |
our listings. 1‘hone 745. •
See them any craning
If living, and. If dead, then agalni.i
STEWART THE FLORIST"
BALL HARDWARE
all parties claiming Interest in the
o’clock, v ,
Ii*w i t i for n|| occasions.
FOR SALE: 1
S E E R. C. TISDALE for good buyB follow Ilia dcsrrlhed lands under
Mel.AN HER ARCADE
.Inhn
lllcks,
deceased,
or
otherwise.
In Real Estate, 230 Meisch Build- E. N. Foil, If living, and If, dead,
Phone 781,
in*.
then naaluM all oarties claiming In
termit In the (<dlowing described .
1*8-—Wanted-—To Buy
^7— I'nifessinjiiil Services
lands under !■?.
Pell, deceased, or i
F iCL
81—Wanted To Rent
otherwise, and all unknown parties
1701 P ark Are.
COf.
clnlnilng Interest In the fidltuvitiK
itescrlhcd lands; which lands are de
PhjRMAPJENT .MARCEL WAVING
WA., I ED
About August 1st scribed
ns fnllmwi: Houtheast UUnrMadam Harriutfa Beauty Parlor.
furnished two or three room I.T
er Ilf Boat Incest quarter Of fleet hot ALL SIZES Hi{fh Pre.Hsuro1
m & C
I huno L46 for appointiuents.
nortti -halt uf northeast quarter ;
bungalow, hungaletto or npart17. nnd northeast <|tim-i
WANTED TO BUY
ment, model n, also garage, must of
- er Hectlon
iif soutlncest ijimrter of Seel Inn
and Balloons
EUGENE OIL Permnncnt Wove—
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
be reasonable. P erm anent couple. [ 17; nl) In Township 21 South, Itnnae 1
for |10 pi’r head. G radusU op30 east. In Semltttilo County, Flor |
AT HBRALI) OFFICE
Box T.B.G. cure Herald.
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at Marine 11o Beauty Shop.
i
Defendants
Hie Banket. Phone 11*3 .
l 'l'„ the tli f, ml.mts In the shove
as long as they last.
84—Houses For Sale
8111 w. Ith S trict.
F O R <L£T
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NEW YORK,
July
Mnniln yesterday on the steamer
Bustamanta. for a tour of inspec
tion through islands south of Ma
nila.
lershowers And Cooling Breezes
fcr Temperatures InD ixie States
i
i f t
c > twn persons
U,ry b" bbl^l UP
Wednesday’s high
.n” J° negroes, a lo
ng o S C8» ’ succumbed
It, OVercome by..the
Declaring, that “ only a man
charged with, murder should, be
confined during this weather.
Judge W. C. Harris of Raleigh, N.
C., released all prisoners In the
<*Ity Jgil became of the heat. > The
thermometer stood at 98.
' .
With a high mark of 98, Noahvilla tat Tepntasee’s high records.
Chattanooga and Knoxville each
registered 98.
,
.
In Miami, a now 24-hour rain
record for J w was established be
tween noon Wednesda, and the
rmltt
B?h S ( th1 high mMrk ature
n of S ' r1?y with * > rtvAfe
J ^ I W othef section* *
^ ^ n t i n u i n * Jo ,
Convinced That Period Of
Peace/1 And StabtUc^tlon
WIO Come To Europeans
23.-(/P)_
Mary Picnic
led By large
lOnThursday
Action
Aftd
form Dntiea O t
Says Nations Will
Solve Difficuties
Destructive UtofiAs Finally
Bring Relief FromSwelterinjf Weather; Author Has
Narrow Escape in Boa!
Isaac Walton Body
To Make Campaign
For New Members
Itverni1
•tvrra1 „ew nddltloital
heat rec.
'"Mternig heat wave
i lbe south came
*nd yesterday when
1
atu^ coo*lng breez(MWiperaturox many dethe southern
Mussolini Avers That Eco
nomic Struggle Is Wrack
ing. Nations, But Does Not
Involve Spectre Of Wnr
1£ /
Destructive storms brought relief
today to New England and the
middle-Atlnntic states but
in
I'ICISCO. July 23 creased w by three score the death
hijrh |:ohil>ition toll from a heat wave that had
piled up new high temperature
iWashing-1,11 stood records.
N« I M. Green,
Within 24 hours, 57 deaths were
adminisjiutor fo r udded by heat and storm to Wed
toll of two score killed
California* and No- nesday's
in the east and mid-west.
The
ernmnit agencies mid-west got relief in raid and
continued the ac- cooling breezeH early yesterday,
three days ago hut the eust sweltered until Inst
rerfult in several night.
Booth Tarkington, the uuthor,
i criminal nature be- was swept out to sen by a storm
i^ainst Col. (ir<*e»c that arose while he was motorfederal grand jury boating ut Kennebunk Port, Maine,
hut was rescued by another boat
«t of the Jf> grand jury ing party.
ijriifd already served,
Artist Rescues
Louis Man
[State? inai' Iml's office
James Montgomery Klngg, art
jttcntii'ii toward lo- ist, rescued Isaac Cook, a retired
, Aubrey Montgomery, St. Louis realty man, from the wa
[ridow who lived at the ter, only to find thut Mr. Cook had
Col. (irceii mol who died of a heart attack.
Mr. Cook
as a lavish enter had plunged into the ocean to save
al officer? said that his son’s canoe, which a storm was
relative to parties blowing away.
t! was wanted.
O f- 1 There were twenty-one deaths in
thot she has gone New England traceable to the heat
or storms, ten in New York City,
, chief of the unit of olovtn in New Jersey; two each in
department, whose Washington and Philadelphia and
Htid to have invea- several up-stato in New York, in
firwn’a public and pri- addition to ten women on nn out
for weeks, spent ing killed by a bus accident at
The highest ofdewing those who Nyack, N. r .
tpoenaed ami it was fieiul temperature recorded wub
farther interviews 107 at H&geratown, Md.
Four persons Went temporily inshno in' Binghamton, N. Y.
The
Is Subpoenaed
receive the grand heat wave brought u plague o f
I include E II. Ilans- files at Ogdensburg, N. Y „ and
I Mateo, a cousin of snow-shuvels were used to clcur
, 8. Parker, guvorn- thArn away.
ss Jn charge of Lon V DrbwnerV^lt’Kiiihu? From Jail •
Prisoners Were released from the
Isnfid, nt which is
‘Lady Lou” yacht used city jail at Kuleigh, N. C., on their
recognizance.
Threat
of
Tntion depurtment and own
’oyees of the hotol storms drove to their homes thou
sands who had slept two nights In
"I Green stays.
»tes Attorney George New York parks when the tem
j who is preparing the perature, nfter n day’s high of 97,
I fathered by invcsllga- dropped six degrees in eight minntation to the grand, ute«.
Wire communication was seri
nounrod that Col.
I he charged ns follows: ously affected in New York state
(Continued on Puge Two)
mf protected bootleg/__________
_
up official speedLou" to entertain his
(hoard; diverting seized
( a physician friend and
I Prescriptions from him;
|'in drunken brawls; in-'
i in puhiii-; staging riot*; making raids to secure
his parties; using ofTentative plans for a member
nobilp and chauffeur on ship campaign, and the endorse
ciation with rum- run- ment of the idea to removo all
[ordering certain search
unattractive advertising signs on
nuni mi page Two)
the roads leading into Snnford
featurod the regular meeting of
the Sunford Chnpter of the Izaak
Walton League today.
A discussion of the hill to pre
vent illegal methods o f f illin g in
this section, and the suggestion
that the other chapters of the
league in this section be-asked to
Mary picnic held yea- cooperuto with the local chapter in
*r the auspices of tlie passing a bill to protect the fish
®f Commerce was ut- of tho state at the next session of
f n ■ir<* th an IDO p e o p l e . • the n'nto legislature met with ap
and race-; were on tne proval.
( lari nee IVckham won
The membership rommittce of
njard suiimuing contest, the chapter was instructed to
l L M th e I o r ) . y a r d <|a s h. draw up plans for the drive for
» nail driving contest was now members, and present it at
[***• f'lurence Isbell.
tho next meeting in two weeks.
Writer, iiresident of the
A committee was appointed to
wnl Imnk of Sanford, appear before the Chamber of
t substantial standing of Commerce of Sanford and ask
tounty banks.
E. A. that they cooperate with the chap
•Pnmdcnt ,,f the Sanford ter in the matter o f tho removal
01- * onnim-e, described o f the disfiguring advertising in
inf the county and I.uko tills section.
'• J'- hi tilde, county com0 lbl* Geneva district, PRESIDENT'S ENVOY SAILS
pomrnunity spirit.
lunch was served ut
M ANILA, July 23.~(/P)—Carmi
' • H. Ellis was chair- A. Thompson President Coolidge’a
day's program.
personal investigator, sailed from
Park -Building permits
. mo,dhs of 1112(5, totaled
PREMIER SAYS
V\ :
rv-
• -- wy.fr>r.
•
Here are five brother:i of Donald R. Mellett, murdered publish^ o f the Canton (O.) Duily News. AH
of them are in newspaper or magazine work. Left to right, they* are Lloyd Mellett, city editor of
the Canton News; Lowell Mellett, managing editor of tho Scrlpps-Haw'ard Alliance of Washington; J.
H. Mellett, Roland Mellett and John C. Mellett of Indianapolis.
RICH ROADHOUSE
OWNER IS SLAIN
BY RUMGANGMEN
F o rme rPresiden tSucceeds
In Form ing New M inistry
A fte r 36 Hours O f E ffo rt
Police Think Man May Have
PARIS. July 2:i.— (/P) — RayMinister of justice, Louis BnrBeen Marked For Death As mond
Poincare, three times., pre thou.
Result Of 2 Other Killings; mier and president of Lho Repub
Foreign affairs, Aristide Briand.
Was Head Of Liqour (Jang lic during tho World War, fodny
Interior, Albert Sarruut.
CHICAGO. July 23.— (A*)— From
the shadows of his own cafe, four
blocks from a police station, booze
tangstors or vendetta slayers lute
ust night poured out a hail of lead
that took tho lifu of Philip Piuzzu,
wealthy owner of two roadhousiH
in Chicago Heights.
The killers, believed to have been
four or more- were in an automo
bile and after firing a fusillade
into the bodv o f tho cafe owner,
who miw havy been marked for
death as thu result-of two other
slayings in the Heights, they disflppeared in the darkness.
Piuz/.ii was known to the police
ns tho ruler of the underworld in
Chicago Heights and was reputed
to he pay-off man for scores of
alcohol eookers.
Had Large Organization
It was in one of Ids cafes that
prohibition agents several months
ago discovered one o f the largest
stills on record, at the same time
seizing 10,000 gallons of alcohol
and 1,000 gallons of wino.
An audit of hia horikii showed
that lie hid an organization of
Severn! hundred men on weekly
salaries. On June 2, Mrs. Crystal
Barrier and Giralmo 1-undn i-tn,
the latter a wealthy jeweler of thu
suburb, were shot and Wiled and
another woman wounded in the
Derby Inn, a road house owned by
Piazza, and it was believed that
the bullets were intended for tho
cafe owner.
While police were inclined to be
lieve the “ booze racket” Inv behind
the slaying, they were canvassing
the possibility that Inst night’s uttnck was in retaliation for the kill
ing of Lambertn, on the theory
that the jeweler’s death was a
double-cross engineered by Piazza.
Charge Of Rum Sale
On Ships Is Probed
W ASHINGTON, July 23. </P)—
Charges of liquor selling aboard
shipping bourd vessels, including
the Leviuthnn, are under investiga
tion by federal authorities in New
York.
Hartley Denies Charges
BOSTON, July 23.—</P>—Cnpt.
Hartley o f the United States Liner
Loviuthan today flatly denied thut
any liquor has been sold on hoard
tho steamship, as ehurged in a
statement lust night by W. H.
Stayton, chairman of The Associa
tion
Against
tho
Prohibition
Amendment.
Your Marketing
List
Its on page 2 of this issue of
the Sanford Herald. It is com
posed of the advertisements of
the leading food purveyors of
Sanford. Check off tho items
you need for your larder over
the week-enijL.right novU
You will find that you earn
save time, worry ond lots of
money. The/ following concerns
are advertlilng today:
Gonzales Grocery. Magnolia '
and Second
A A ’P ‘ G m ^iy, Magnolia
Avcn.u&L
Sanford
Sel-Rite GroceryAvenue, > *
Pimrly,
SomtnoIzL J i
Fourth ahd Lai
W. H.'-jLonjr,
1
Stnk<
3n
constituted Ids fourth cubinet a ft
er 3G hours of effort.
The inbinet Is composed exclus
ively of political voteruns, includ
ing M. Poincare und six former
premiers. All the othetjs have
been cabinet members before with
the exception of the labor minister.
A fter visiting the Elysee Pal
ace to inform President Doumerguo of his success, M. Poincare
Haid lothe newspapermen:
“ We wanted to form u cabinet
of the largest nutlonnl union in
which all partion would be repre
sented without taking account too
closely of the representation of
groups. We have tried to fulfill
our task in the most high-minded
spirit possible.
The official list o f new ministers
follows:
Premier and minister of fi
nance, uymond Poincare.
War, Paul Painlevc.
Marine, Georges Leygues.
Public Works, Maurice Bokaiiowski.
Education, Edourd Herriot.
Commerce, Andro Tardlou.
Colonies, Leon Perrier.
Labor, Andre Fallieres.
Pensions, Louis Marin.
'• irulturn. Andre Qulqulllc.
'I ini list includes six former pre
mier and ull the others have served
at least once before us cabinet
ministers. .
i W.______
I'AIMS, July 23.— <JV) —Ruymond
Poincare today had mudo consider
able headway in his task of ar
ranging a cabinet to save tho franc.
He had long conferences with
Aristide Briand and Senator Albert
Sarruut.
The senutor is part
owner of the rndical organ, which
(Continued on Page Two)
TEN KILLED AND LOCAL MAN HAS
THIRTY HURT IN B E E N MISSING
BUS ACCIDENT SINCE MONDAY
Twenty-Four Of Injured Still Buy LaSalle LeavesHiaHome
Early Monday With Intent
In Honpitals After Mishap
ion Of Going To Orlando
Thursday At Nyack, N. Y.
No further light wns shed today
on the (lisuppcitrunce o f Ray La
Salle, automobile sulcsman of this
city who has been missing since
last Monday.
According to his
wife ho left home curly Monday
morning with the intention of go
ing to Orlando, hut wus seen on
the road to Delaind about 0:30
o’clock, and two hours later in DoLand.
Mrs. LuSullc scouted the robbery
theory stating that her husband,
had nothing of value with him at
the time he left home.
His en
tire traveling equipment consisted
of a brief case containing papers
of r.o value to anyone but the own
er, It is suid.
Mrs, La Salle could assign no
reason for tho sudden disappear
ance of her husband.
La Salle was a sulcsman for tho
Rive’s Garage, and according to
the management wus in good
standing there and had expressed
no indicatiun of Icuving ut any
The time.
NYACK, N. Y., July 223.-(/P>
Ten women and children out of 10
who sought to escape the heat of
New York City in a bus excursion
yesterday are dead.
The driver
of the bus, which overturned, was
held today in the New City, N. Y.,
jail.
No passenger escaped injury.
Twenty-four were in hospitals und
the rest were sent home uftur hos
pital treament.
The passengers
wore returning to their homes in
Brooklyn after spending the day in
Bear Mountain Park.
Witnesses said thu bus, driven by
Daniel Lostro, wus not speeding
prior to the uccident.
The ma
chine bumped over a crossing in
the heart of Spark Hill, N. Y., and
15. foot east of the crossing
swerved, then started rolling down
slight incline.
Witnesses saw Lastro working
frantically with hiH levers and
heard the frightened screams of
the women and children as the mu
chine gathenxi momentum.
brakes refused to hold and when
the machine reached the bottom of
the incline and crashed against a
store window, It rolled over.
The dead are: Mrs. Catherine
Barth, Mrs. Margaret Reiper, May
Reiper, 12; Mrs. Englohard, Mrs.
Henry Schultz, Catherine Albert,
5: Mrs. Swenke and three unldentl
fled women. .•
wernors Of Many
hl Are. Enrpute
To Wyoming Meeting
CflfcYENNE, .Wyo., July 28.
(A’J-iSpVem rs of many s£U e toIsy are enrouU to Cheyenne,
where they ,will gather az guests
conference,
as ¥ 0
ttfi
tlta t
r 1
ztea
k 'Z
eoutlvea. '
When lost seen La Salle wore
a grey suit, black and tan shoes,
a straw hat and a light tie with
a large ruby stickpin in it.
He
is a man of about medium height
and weighs about 140 pounds.
News of the disappearance has
been broadcasted from the radio
-stations' at Jacksonville, Winter
Park and Winter Haven. .
Sheriff C. M. Hand and his force
are also Working on the case, but
so far have be«n unable to get any
trace of tho milling mail.
The
local police department la also
lending ita effort! to locate -La
Get
Mexican
ROME, July 22.— (/P)— Premier
MyssolinJ, watching with keen in
terest the difficulties besetting
Europe, believes that no interna
tional crisis tirewing war exists,
hut that a grave internal and e<onotnic struggle, wracking the na
tions separately, is in Eiogress.
Ho has firm faith that Eur> i>e
will emerge into n period of sta
bility but that sacrifices will lie
necessary.
"Tell the people o f America,” lie
said, "that Europe is traversing a
period of acute crisis, but that I
have firm faith thnt she will dvereomo her difficulties. Afterward
I am convinced thot she will havo
n period of stabilization and pence.
"Make it clear, however, thnt
the grnve crisis of which I speak
is not international; that it has
nothing to do with the relations
between nations and hence, in no
sense brings up the specti? of war.
It is nn internal crisis that is
wracking the various nations sep
arately- not their political lives,
but their economic and social or
ganizations.
Confident Nations W ill Solve It
" I am confident that tho nations
will solve it, but to do so. all tbe
people of Europe muBt use all their
energy nnd must bo prepared to
make every sacriflco in the cause
of neace nnd stahllljy."
When he began to speak of the
present European situation, his
eyes biased witk fervor and his
right hand punctuated his short,
incisive sentences with sharp gest
ures.
Asked whether he considered
Fascism a pionoer political move
ment, ho g(ivo an outline of the
nhilosophy of tho movement which
ho is leading, Haly, he said, is
creating “ u n#w, type of stute.”
"Liberty or death was n’ fine
phraoar boi-»o-op*ration of poverty
is more accurate now. Fascism re
places individual sovereignty by
stato sovereignty, the nation for
tho individual,’’ he said.
Two Major Problems Disposed
FiiHcisni, he thinks, hiiH given an
example to tho world by solving
two o f the inujor governmental
problems of the modern worldnamely, the restoration o f the
authority of the stute and the elim
ination of internal social struggles
notably the class wnr.
“ Fascism ia. hewing close to the
line of tho inexorable movement of
fiistory and 1h building for tho futuro us well us the present. Even
the most ardent defenders of the
Liberal-Democratic movement can
not he ho blind as not to tree ita
decay.
"Italy, alono, among the great
nations o f Europe, is not torn by
wustcful und dangerous political
issues o f ruinous strikes and lockContinued on puge three.
V
Rev. Dr. J. Frank Norris o f Fort
Worth. Tex., is at liberty under
$10,000 bond following the slay
ing of l>. K. Chippc, wealthy lum
ber man. Chipps called at his
study to remonstrate with him for
his attacks on (he mayor o f Fort
Worth, und Dr. Norris snid- he
shot when Chipps threatened his
life.
BATES PRINCIPAL
SPEAKER BEFORE
LOCAL CHAMBER
i-
Trade Body To Stage Cam
paign To Boost Sanford
Ah Trading Center; Geneva
Fill To Be Ready Shortly
A talk by Edwin BateH, special
agent of the Department of Com
merce at Washington, relative to
tho purpose and need of a trans
portation survey of tho stat* of
Florida, tho decision of the local
body to start a campaign to niaka
Sanford the trading center of this
section by having a Dollar Day
in all of tho stores of thla city on
Aug. 3, 4 and the report by City
Engineer Fred Williams that the
road across tlie Geneva fill would
be ready for use in a few days,
wero the outstanding happenings
at the weekly-luncheon of tne San
ford Chamber of Commerce today.
During the course of his talk
Bates outlined tho general purpose
ose
ut ttm survey aim anowea that
rcunon wlelC Various lines werw-taf
ing stressed more heavily than
others In tho guthcrlng of the data
necessary in making thu survey
of value. Especial stress will be
laid on the building materials deal
ers in this state and u questionnniro has been isued to moat of
them asking for information on
the uppruxiinuto outgoing and Inruming supplies they will use dur
ing tho rush months of the winter.
F. E. Harrison, of the state
trunsportntion dopaptmont, will ar
rive Imre Sutunlay to assist in the
gathering of Information required
by tho U. S. Department o f Com
merce in the making o f the survey.
The matter o f removing adver
tising signs in tho city that have
outlived their
usefulness was
brought to tho attention o f the
chamber uml tho members wbre
asked to co-oporuto in this campuign.
A letter from Funs. A. Hnthawuy, chairmun of tho State Road
Department was read In which he
promised to lend his heartiest co
operation in the upkeep of the
roads near Snnford.
Lightning Strikes
Dynamite, Killing 5 Escaped Convict Is
At Work In Quarry .Recaptured Today
STRASBOURG JUNCTION, Va.,
July 28.— (/P)— A forgotten charge
of dynamite yesterday sent five
men to their deaths uml critically
injured five others when lightning
struck u niche in the abandoned
Powhatan quarry where the ex
plosives had been placed 15 years
ago.
The men were at work in tho
quarry when the explosion aent
tons of rock and debris hurtling
through the air. Severul of tho
men wore thrown through the air
for rods.
Tho dead are: George Hoffman,
Jack Rainer and Cecil Ricker,
whilo, and Hunter Boyd and Aaby
Mitchell, negroes.
The Injured
are; Lester and King Strosnelder.
Oliver Splnnard and a man named
Rainer.
The men* all of whom were In
tho vicinity of the discarded bloat
hole, sought shelter in rock crevices
and in tool bouses nearby. Rjcker
was found in a pump-house whero
he bad taken refuge from the fly
ing debris.' He died en route to a
hospital, «' • v •
- •* '
1
The charge of dynamite wee be
lieved to bare been placed',In the
quarry g. decade end a half ago for
blasting-Purposes.
V ,
— is.. July 88.
ial dispatch to
LOI
City today
of war suit
Calks
ops In
arms
i& r : A#
T A LLA H A S S E E , July 23. (/P)
— W.,J. Roland, who escaped sev
eral weekn ago from u road camp
near Okeechobee while serving a
10 year sentence from Palm
Beach county for robbery, has
been recaptured at Weat Palm
Beach, and. is being sent for, ac
cording to 'a n announcement to
day at the state,prison bureau. It
was Roland’s second escape with
in the past year.
Dade City--New community ho
tel to be built, in Dado City,
irgi
Arguments
Are;
He
leard Before*
Wright On
M
The Upper St. Johns
Navigation District
has filed a mandamus
tion in the circuit coart I.
compel the Seminole
Commissioners and
der Vuughn, county 1
Bessor, to “carry out
form the duties” of
ciati le^slativel act
the navigation district.
The petition filed by ___
representing the navigation
Is declared l o be the result .
Commissioners decision at
iy meeting not to carry out i
ties specified
. by
. the.acf,
refusal of the
* tax asseti
tend and carry
lltV (out the
tax levied by
y tl
the navigaition
on the county's tax rolL
The County Co:
"ammlszl
tax assessor took: thla Sc
action
they had requ<
ney George A . ____ottei,
lne a copy of the act
ney rendered an opinion
er the tax (w t u o r of
county nor the bdktdl ha
ties to perform undo?
slona” of tbe narigi
srk
Claim Aeeeeeaeai
The tax assessor,
the county attorney,
fully extend on hit ro
rial assessment purported
been authorised by the
■loners of the navigation
by resolution adopted OR J
1026.
The commlalton•ra, <
tamable Aug,
on the
“
heard
W. W.
volved dec!
and it will detertnint _
known as No. 9f, la ^
al.
x
y
The navigation board has had preliminary at
tax levies determined
“ a!
of operation tentatively
upon, it la said. The
posed to run betwi
Johns River n e a r ___
Indian River, near Tit:
E. F. Housholder, at
who with P. A. Vans
G. P. Garrett of Orlando
(Continued on Page
300 Subway Em]
Applicants Foi
Jobs At
NEW YORK, July
Three hundred subway
and switchmen who went
July 6 for higher p a r:
nition of their union I
applicants for their .(
th eoidpsy.
.
The strikers come to the
•ion lost night that tto f I
and to march in a body to
flees of the In'
Transit Compaq
statement,
Hies dots 1)
they would bg
The strikers
per cent 1:
men eeeki:
com:
the •:
nsu
union bl'
union.
U trc m
company
five-cent fare would
wage Increases.
not.
Clenkoat—Thla town
improved null service.;
issReported By
rmpiling Tram]
Work on the transportation sur
vey being conducted under the sup
ervision ot the U. S. Department
of Commerce for the state of
Ida i> progressing
lAsixt nicely In,
district according to Edwin
*■- \» ■
’T
be made by Bant.
motion race:
salved nom
men will
•ad will ■go
fUes at Was
Si The cot
X t& sJ. ft#
J&ssrzsfi
su »
Southeast Advisory
w *n
Wf-
d of the’ leading ■
7Jvers.of .the autf,__
purposes are ttr prevent-
Suftdfee Travelers
i r: /M Ti'i'
Action
Decision
Ai
trsv
i-The
M rivjpgJjere
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W IN T E R PARK, Fin., July 22
•. ■■
>w___ £ p, BTEt^AKT
|argued the. St. Louis & O’Fallon’s ^
______
______
— Thnt
the Tara o f Rollins
* •.
L ^ „ V ;,.l W ^Pi. n;i. cnflC before thu Interstate Tom- j College
go are to have greatly en
MGTON- Huly ££■/*—I end- I metro
__
larged and
and modernized
modernized flnlil
field ennui
equip
Commission- ,.i>ntnnils
contends that
thnt Inrirml
tho Interstate Com-1a railroad’s original cost has nnth- ment
for their
intercollegiate
M bltinjisslott-lt was o r««ed
^
^
whot.,t ia worth t0. games for the coming yenr was
^ .> n d the commissioners
h jt ja wort|1 now „* mucn made known here today, when
Mayor C. Fred Ward, who Is chair
Inkinn
iking it over n
now—is
o w -U wh«.t ^ ^
C(tft
r, „ r(H,Uce it at man of the Rollins football cornl(e a very ltiinkly
_ little
mil tee. announced that the city of
which, •nevertliolo.ta, in- present high nriegs.
Winter Park had voted to invest
Disagree
On
Basils
moncy
conaidcrtibly moro
(Id
,000 in improving the municipal
of
Europe owes
The
Nation Conference
S & ds K w . E’ ,r' " “ ........ ■! v ; i S , l . m ^ 7 » r » » l » T i « :.r f ir .. ,
* * ' « • * . ” !. mod by ih.
Tnrr.
railroad in.the
Iouis & r«..sd workers, shippers and emu
railroads, I According to Mayor Ward $7,ilipn. a t)-milo line rtinni:i out , inunities served hv
srhlrli appenred la-fore the com- jfiOO ofthe $1(5,000is to lie paid the
o. ’ .V
It St. Ixiulsl
fc ' t . .. . a . i . ........
r„m . mission
to
the |presentowners of the field
and
__________ /•....
mission in
m opposition
oinioMiutn
Interstate
Comnuric
,
..nn»iiiu..
m.-iiot-iin.-.
|
$6,000
is
to
he
expended
for
the
maintain.
,
i ......i i . i, . Presidents' Committee, maintain.-. ,
000 is to
r ? m i l l
'rh ' m i l ' III1,1 that the r. ilroads are entitled to ,erection of an up-to-date grandK s t^ 'is ic m i* that it h ... i 'I- «n undivided •'» m-r cent only on .stand which has been one of the
BMnt ct»r.ends that U s
>
, (.nsonahly arid hou- greatest non;
i ds of tho field.
4 than tw,re the amount of toe ,
.....
......
,
...
KtiiasionV UKtimali-.
je-tlv invested” in tlx in.
.Other improvements will include
Ey'SplIt With Government
! The final d'-cisjon on this valun- leveling the grounds, constrm-ling j
jh c point ir.i
1Lon uuesiion in the St. I.oiiih k a trn-k ami repairing the fence)
ffAccordiv-g to law. a rnilroi.-l O'Fnlhm case will -;'-t a precedent uroinni i he park.
fch earns morn than *• per cent for ail tlx- rt-ilronds in the IJnitet
Th<- fit Id is located four Meeks;
[5 profit on its fairvuin<- mast .States which immediately ex Plains from tin-1 nnipus on tho Dixie High-:
Ido tho oxcPf.s even1’'with, tie- iwh" all of them *•*'•* so much in- way het-Ai-en Orlando and Winter)
Park.
v
Ifcril fiovrrhmoiit.' I
>terested
n $81i0,000 valuation
thn St.
Not:d'le
football
gomes played!
nn
,
Frosl proof .1. K. Allen will
A O ’Ftilloa enrul: consider
on tins field during the past two i
hu:Id
large
modern
gurnge
and
Mol* than t0 pci/ierit and has
years have been against teams rep- I
?*f-hlii'' to tlivhh’Avith the go'.- auto : lal ion.
roscntmg Howard College, N e w -1
iNit. On n li;»si‘ of -lore than
Fro- I proof
Campaign - tarted ln-rr\ College. Stetson University!
»
it mill • nothing like
•)
for
-oil
--cr
1
1
it
ions,
for Inrgi m-iilern and South '-in College.
i.Oer cent and ha nothing to
The
'wo
outstanding
games
to
.ci- plain.
Svldt.
he pl.iwd on ibis field during the)
ar-lv. is one
'.The -i
1
couip-if ill will he againsi S', t-on
kalian
W•
t
Tampa
h'ii
ilia
should they
\siii.a: o '
k i_ iDm .11 11v and the invading i--am
( lull to eri-1 I new li'iihlillg.
made 7
frm.i
i !.i oiioglmm Hnutlx-i n Col
STlu- I'rcsiili in ' * -inference Com
Her.- i. tlx f i r d picture o f Ben i a i p
movie actor, ninl hi ■ bride,
mtprove- lege ol Mniianlil.
Mttce, an ingtiiii/iiiion of the <-v
Orlando
l.xien
■
nit
hvasteni
the f- cun c Miss llnhette Kliznln th I'o-I/ of Bism ark, S l>.
'fhe
fcutives o f nil the imiiortMit rail .mi nis under way. in
Siai'inig ai Haines City, Slate
Is in the country, which really '>.ec»inii of Oiliunlo.
i patieiP at the faittnge llo sRoad No.
to he rebuilt, elmiinal tv-o an I a M ar ago while Turpin -a
ing all d.in.'eiotia curves and an
p.t . in k. 'i'a Hnrhara, C alif.
gles.
I
wMm
Making Twins Out o f Strangers
r i
'.7
r'5 & i
'
'
-C
"
J".f? ^A/iLLir\M<N
6 iu i *v o i uwirt mic.
MUM WEMT afore tm j a z z age
wrrn vr's Flam im’ mouth a n 1such.
Bu t , p a r o .i’m hear “Tum te.li_
U um Aiurr mie/seO so vjerv much.I
MOM A N D P O P
By'
).
TUm - T u m
J3 t>E - OM
^
T o m —T u m DE-- OMM!
L if
ih
gdiMj- ' = * ' • >
m
^
ip-Peck and Hehn Morgan, of I.on Angele«, aren’t relatei) at all
btot they’re twin.-*, or close to it. I’lastie surgi-oiis reinodclhd Relm'
tarofilo so nho’d look like l-ihi". l-'ls'i.l is at tin- I f| in this picture.
V
oims
p^erchan^s, Night”
Tomorrow Nil
Union Pharmacy
it.
r
A Permanent
Wave
McCuller^sGrocery
Snnford'H Newest Jeweler
,
-<1
i
THE HASKICT ItlULDING
IMilCSC RlPTIONS AND DKl (;S
1 11 ’ oz. Bottle Monarch Catsup
25c
CANDJKS
•Ju.e.t A I.i Li I*? hil'I'crtMil
.In H u lit I It* lb-1 lor
iu I*. I’util’u ili:itillative lieuiily m-i vire
wr wia wmet me.
H. C. VIE LE
(iifts for the Bride
1 Can Yankee Beans With Fork
TRY OUR FOUNTAIN
A So list,*in I ia I Jeweler in A Stihsiunlial l
I'hom * .‘175
Telephone -In!>
FREE
Prompt tSfr\irt>
N EW EST STYLES
In
pnrt'liment
,
Each of tin* lolliiuing merchaiilswill he repre i-nti-d.
Heal
with l.i/.ard Irintm-
Mill Hardware Company
Ingu hiuh heels.
\
A NEW ONE
Lloyd Shoe Company
v
BUTTERMILK!
Merchants’ Night, Friday, July 23
Ititl
116 Majjnolin Ave
Summer
I*. Paid Beauty Shop
liitney’a Dry Cleaning Co.
IJoytl Shoe Company.
Waters Candy Kitchen.
Drink
HannuTs Specialty. Shop
Veile The Jewler
Wiifht Pros. Company.
FRESH
CHURNED
McCuller Grocery Co.
________ DAILY
W ATER’S KA N D Y
KITCHEN
Union Pharmacy
; / |
•?'
M ILA N E BUILDING
it*
Lfi-c
5
Cinderella” Frocks
For the Tiny Tots
For Iho Tiny Tots
. Fuatiioned of fpmilly
vuilea anti other wash
fahries with bloomers to
match. Embroidered in
ftnnppy designs w i t h
bright colors.
Other
styles show a combina
tion of materiiUs sizes 2
to 6 years.
D iam ond Tires
«
CROWN GAS
YOUR FAVORITE OIL
Station 2
Station I
2nd & Magnolia
Elm & 1st
Station It
10 th & Sanford
“THERE’S A M A N A T THE CURB TO SERVE
•>
►- Si ■» ..V,O.u
*»•
wm
K w p our phono number
handy ko that you can call
uh uny time you find that
a Huit ncnls dry dualling and
preying. Our ears are cou[ utantly on the go uml one
o f them will pick up your
clothes, bring them to us ahd
ft w° will .vend them back to
you the same day. Wo do all
1
k'1" 1* ° f dry cleaning and
r,'M,<,ve -'ll kinds o f stains.
REST OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
<$1.50 to (4.95
. .*••• V
Phone for us to call
i / l '■
,* YOU”
W IG H T BROS. COMPANY
f/S1
/ . -,.VLt ** ,*1.
j* .if*
^ P eaning
i.
-
^
'T V ’
rv’ *
»rfi L'v -T-.-m Mh m
'M
Service ■ ■ -3
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LEWIB TO' MBET MALCEWh
Tv:v TULSA, Okla., Jalfc
Ed ( “ .Strangler") LqwH'amJ .loo
—
. we d by
Malccwicz of Bontoit, claimants of
Td Serve II
to g tk £ a *h tbk bars.
the
heavyweight wreatllng cham
OaUigner and
pionship
of the world, will moet in
opersto:
the
CHICAGO, Julj I
» finish mateh-heee'-the night of
d
en
ied
tfca
y
oloso to the Cook e
Aug. 2. | Lewis has been guaran
- r hot teed
tha bootleg establish
$16,000 and Malcewicx $6,000
ides
police lost night that
b ySum Avery, city promoter, and
by
oners could whistla t— _ .
sauces. awoni
nts of guard two Tulsa oil men. •
one signal for bear and ro for establishment
'Moore." zf"T'
whiskey.
,
! Hsb
Haines City— $76,000 school bond
observing the
until • disTile frequent trips' 0 .
di«- psrtUruisrly Rimer
issue sold.
sentenced
ritie?
closed the quartett,*'. at!
k^oore. a Jail gt
said. The whistling,■ ' ’ ■Mid. missed last wee
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
would dispatch a mesi
with yesterday to >60 .days in jail for
contempt of cou *
RECONDITIONED CARS
AT REASONABLE PRICES
60 Cadillac Roadster.
61 Cadillac Tourinjc _
1026 Oakland Touring.
From Tuesday JuIy 20, to Saturday,
1926 Lincoln Touring.
Hupmoblle Touring.
July 24, we will sell regular $12 m ealf
Moon Sedan.
SANFORD CADILLAC-CO.
tickets fdr $9.
Installing new equipanent, painting, decorating arid
_______ s ,
>...
_ SK M I -i'D» V- W
E S' T
. . >..j .,,, >.f.■:..■■■
■t * '
(Continued from Pane One) s
and New England.' Some trolley
, - l , to makv a wait’ conalderable
at
; M «n a c o p r of
Ml for tha
t* be said.
— w. w ^ d rn ra p th e
if"
wMe experience In
' i tutd navigation
Agnew facia
food end J»
su *nd that
Commlntlond praride for the levy aa
county commlaalonera
•
,
nion of County Attorney
,vraa brief.
Section I t
he aatd, ' ‘purport* to
tv aM authority upon
diatrict eommlaafopand collect taxopinion, but It
provide tha 1modua operor tHO machinery tq carry
Ua work.'* ■
~ authority la conferred upon
JiadMnitaaionen or upon the tax
either Seminole Or
to make any aato Mr. De
•:*■
bufldinra.
unroofing
to
‘ . ~ ..
Damage to orchards particulary in southern Maine and New
lampehire wa* act nt $.100,000.
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SYRACUSE, N. Y „ July’ 23 (>P)
—Tearing down through Madison,
Chenango and Cortland countlea,
a gale of tornado-Hko proportion*
Injured thirty-eight per • n«, rnuaed property damngc estimated at
$1,000,000 -Hnd left wrecked farm
buildings and crop* lit_it« parth
yeaterrday afternoon. The thirtyeight In/ured were pea-pickera on
a farm near Earlllle.
Smashing a wide path from Le
banon, southfwent to Elnrlcville,
the storm veered sharply south,
hit Smyrna, side-swiped Sher
borne, brunhed norwlch anr burst
its fury on toward the south.
As the wind direction changed,
the gale swept into Cortland coun
ty and added thousands of dollars'
aaamge to tho destruction nl-
it and
tree
tyiled in
; belfry of a church
gale; Several “ raona wore
r but none
_ the concerate but
wr. i Injured.
f
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ActionAgainstDry
Chief Is Continued
ByFederalOfficials
*
of tha act re
ft functioning of tha na(ard and their legality
ised In the opinion prethe county commissioners
One of hi* principal cures if he untrue, ,ni irreparable damage ha»
[ Motions. —
I have shown fh- '
becomes premier will be what he been done me.
Not a single po
regnrds ns an honest and practic vors to no one.
►RMER PREMIER
►INCARE FORMS
INCH CABINET
tinued from Page One)
the Radicals would not
PoincAre as premier,
are all along recognised
ew of their numerical
the Radicals should be
ly represented in his cabitntimated that he was wllla them four or five port-
able settlement
of inter-Allied
debts.
Both Mr. Merriot and M.
De Monric, hinted in the Chamber
of Deputies thut their intention
was to realize on France’s national
weulth.
B
.K'm.....a [!■—itnaatdf ji
(Continued from Pago One)
warrants destroyed.
Col. Green himself brands the
charges a frame-up.. In u state
ment issued lost night, hp said:
Will Welcome Investigations
“ A-. I.have not been officially in
formed of any charges proferred
against me I cannot make any of
/|c|a| statcment d.nying 'them. In
a general way I deny any and all
charges of misconduct In office.
The more,the grand, jury Investi
gates. (he hotter I will be off, for
that body will then know what I
^
accomplished,
“ I took this Job lpst September,
unwillingly, at the requent of As
sistant Secretary of tne Treasury
Lincoln (\ Andrews.
He, I under
stand, intends to resign in Sep
Bradenton—New State highway tember. Whatever intention I hnd
bridge being constructed over of resigning with him is altered,
Manatee river, betweon here and f will not resign now until this
thing is cleared up.
Palmetto.
“ My record of 26 years ns an nrmy officer has been smirched, even
though the charges will lie proven
value of the franc.
making our gntlre1'w ife more attraetive.
the public to glti* us a trial.
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Sanitary Gate
: AN N OUN CIN G
Next Door; To Western Union
Opening o f
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BUTTHRMILK
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Ask
milk
tion.
Our
(Mr
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your doctor and he
is fine for you. It
it is it body bpilder,
buttermilk it* o f the
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Seminole Creamery Co.
PHONE 634
Cur. Fourlh and Lnurel.
,
i n n m i i m i i M H i i m a i i m i i i i i a i i M i H i a R i i i i i i H
r
TOMORRO W
FOR HEALTH I
will tell you that good pure butter
aide digestion, it prevents constipa
it is excellent for the blood and skin.
very bo*l!
tJ
Arcade Grocerteri
Fresh, Ice Cold Buttermilk Daily
defended today on tho
of the Radical party
consider M. Poincare's qfThe probability seemed to
"that it would accept, and, In
casa a new ministry, running
'Right and Center to Sociolind Radicals with M. Poincare,
Uda Briand and M. Sarraut
principal roles could be antonight and make its bow
ment on Tuesday.
Incare Is heartened by the
confidence in him as atyesterday .by the rise in the
ReadTheAdvertisements InThe]
We,ask
litician has made a request from
me exccpi m ice when 1 first tool:
office.
Then I declined to hire «
mnn because he hud been recom
mended liy politicians.
Since then
I have been let alone.”
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Dependable Prices
Beat the Heat
a
by Phoning for Food
m
iy
Whether npecially reduced
Take things a bit easier Ihcse hoi days!
Why dress for the market? Why swelter in
line waiting for service? Why luir home
your purchases in the hot sun? It’s wasted
energy and false economy, too.
.108 P A
or tcRuinr prices, you can
depend on all our prircs
beiiijr Ihe lowest
In the cool of your home you can brim'
our tyhole sloru to you— o v c ihe phone.
Our courteous, experienced grocery men
will select your order wit li I rained precis
ion and in no time il is whisked to your
door.
kirk
;e, lb.,.. 33c
WesternPork
>ps, lb.,...33c
wage
25c
Pot
for high (|uatily merchan
QUALITY
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SLIt VI CL
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COURTESY
■an
..20c
sh*e=
O' Lakes
’ Have you given this
tier a place on your
ile!
Salmon
Corn
(FLakes is real
ir. You cannot
:ikte tjie differbetween Land O’
d other but; you have
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c
^» 2 c
Circle (E) Jam
Qt. J a rs..........................
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Iona Pears
No. 2 C an.......................
1
■* 5 c
Iona Ripe Baby Lima
Beans, No. 1,3 C ans......
C
•! 5 c
A&P Olives
Selected, 31-3 Oz. Glass..
I
Sultana Apple Butter
7 1-2 Oz. Glass...............
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Lemons, Fancy
Per D oz.,....... .
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Peaches s a . !
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Gibbs P u r e ,
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Market Department 1
Veal Roast OCp 1Pork Roast Oj
Pound . . . . fciJt |Pound
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Strawberry Preserves
Potatoes (very goo_,
10 Iba, for... .....—
g e ^ 04 i
Deinq able to choose jusl u?hal qou wish in Fruiti
Ueqetables is a distinct aduantaqe — especially when
want uniform size or a certain deqree of ripeness,
your own choice at Piqqly IDiqqty.
13c
20z.P k g.,................................... 10c
4 Oz. P k g.,..........................
19c
8 Oz. P k g........ ..........
37c
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*2 c
Thea Nectar Tea
a0 ; 1
ik
a
Asparagus Tips
2 5 c
ia Elberta
Peaches
M
5 c
& F Peanut Butter Always Fresh, lb.
NO. 2
PRIDE
6 lbs. 42c - Bushel
f, n-A t‘
A&P Silverbrook Creamery Butter in 4 oz. Prints ..
32 Oz J a r..................3
NO. 2
JUNE
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SELLS IT FOR LESS
A&P Creamery Butter
Fresh cut from T u b ........
O
Western
ik, lb.,
30c
restemPork
it, lb.,__30c
B
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Gonzalez Grocery Co,
277 - Phones - 27K
possible
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l £ b nation* are trying
L , Wuh a type ol.
oMously unfitted to
Vendition*—niendhig
S they Ko-w o are
Wterlnply towards a
« * A. They Come
„ significant fact is
not leaving problems
g but we ^
fnc,nK
them today.
Important
innova-
■n In our conception
nI of the state and
.*jion with the state
/ o f production. The
"popular sovereignty,
l(-*lo||pry of the Individovor the sUitOj
fJLrseded because it
but, more because it
oni*m in a world like
c social and economic
"in which the indivldis lost outside the
rty or death was a
but co-operation of
IPS accurate now.
_ old system, indivldj , to render the stuto
refusal to co-operate.
|jo lonirer had the aussarv for control. FnsJ the idea that the nnfrcidental and temporary
1of iudividuats and aft it is a liv'ijir. organic
ined from trenoration
with a tangible,
si, spiritual and culny.
ffir - V
"iniute
.tJbe naUon,. The state is
* « S c« n*r?,»inK n«cnt
f. « cannot be at tho
o f politics*
fluctuating f w n y r n to year in
accordance with the moods o f a
few men Who hahpon to bo inveat-
aLwith.authajtty.---------- -r - -
ith Proves
le Physical
Malone Has O ffe r To
F igh t Jack Delaney
impUIr
nhiirwlso % |
JO entered ■
IT IH OR!
t y & r 'r v ®
with
*
!!' i
this c i u - iewers, upon tiofTi]
of new
5 » M T O R C B ■ ■ V ti«m br publiaB
Cii
jn co - a week for ••wer installation program.
NEW YORK, July 23.__(/PI—
ennsccutM weeks In tho g*n<
four rnnseoulMSt
coni kINANT.
«—
----- a
- — ■----p*r puhi,#tt
ford. tliTald,
thrown'f*1* ft‘nt i:1 catchln* a ball
ed in Semlnnlo County and having
. Winter Park— Building construc
thrown from nn nirulane 200 feet 1*1M.A ileOIMi.
a
Kcneral
distribution,.
A ■
w i t n e s s M y hand and official tion, exceptionally heavy.
UKPKNDANT.
V
hnor hUri trnv:lin« 100 miles an
seal of said Circuit Court this tho
C I T A T > 0 H.
S ; ef.as ,'*rn.v^ »"■ thing con r u n s t a t k o k k l o u i u a i v i f
*27:' day of July, A. V. 19(«.
<011*11
is c r
il
sedaon i'n ^ 11ns kept faith thlaj
•
"Ours is the firat state to re
pair the blunders of the old
methodi o f government. Wo have
solved ..the problem for otmtelvc*
and perhaps fo r the world by in
corporating in one state all forces
o f production. The class war is
finished. A labor strike is no more
sxcusnblo than an insurrection.
Labor and capitarhavo e?uul right s
and duties and their offenses are
inlsh^cjt.,
"Libofc organizations, in fact all
organizations, can exist only inso
fa r as they are inserted directly or
Indirectly into the tissue of the
state. The absurdity of permitting
the'constant threat of economic
1civil war is ruled out.”
Vi
on in regard to ono thing—his'
P h ...
y s i c a i l e o"iiilltion.
iu litien
Hm exhibition at Mitchel Fiehl
yi. lord ay when he captured the
seventh hall thrown from a speedii'ir inane, wns followed by a remarkahle performance at the Yan
kee Stndiinn. fie hit a single ami
triple nnd stole home during the
contest.
1 hinujchout the irumc ho aimed
ms Mows at the Mwichora in loft
field for there sat sonic three hundre,l of his little friends, all o r
phans.
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€r
u u x Jk u tM q
,T appearing from a «worn iillt of
v. b . n o u o iiA s a .
Clerk of 7th Judicial
In this cause that you are
Circuit Court. Nomi
a !• ni«l«nt of a «tato or country 0 U 1 J
nate County. Klorlda.
•i' ilmn tlio State of Klorlilu, thnt
.
,
Uy
A. M. W eeks. D. C.
your rcrfltlriu',1 : h unKnown anil Hint JAs <i XIIAIION.
'"in- riinldiMH-u wlien Inst liemfl of
Molli'"..r
mid
of Cpiinsel
"n
s ijinncy.
(julnc) KlorMn,
, .
" ns
p-ioridi
f»r ' '"lupinInant.’till.
M
ila
Miller.
T U H n B K fltK vn i
•It" rcfitilri'd I or lie itnd atipi’iiC h «foil' our am.I eircul
ult Court at SanTotal of $21,238,200 in eonstruc'" ''I . Klorlil.i on tho tint ilay- of.
in Florida
AuiMiHt, A. Ii. I'i2ft. and then and tlton contracts, made
, i li
inn I,, anstvop to llie Iillt of during .MUy.
Court** *
August 3rd at.'S o^loclti1
of Officers And other boat
be trgnggHed « t thiz»tlr '
atteod^MwA'U desired.
F. Adnrtu, 1
R. A » Cobb, Sccfy./*- ’ ^
July 'Iff, 10;
ELECTRIC FAN
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SALE
6 " Stationary .......... ...... $ 3.85
8 ” Stationary
5.25
9 ” Oscillating ............ ..... 11.30
Phonographs and Records,
Radiator ornamonta
Musical instruments and strings.
THE NOVELTY
SHOP
Tired, swollen, sweating feet
smart, bvfrn, itch and achm Don’t
suffer from sore, burning feet.
Rob tb*m whh Ueuiwllqiid. ficooli
•ad loothM tbt gala «t once, ft nop*
licUns bcrwMB
(octane
kill, foot
rccntbei-_r ____
Licarbo nuke* roar fart
SO trots and 91.00 at four
sin.
Every morales aprlnkia Licarbo DuuIm Powder on rour feet and between
the toes. It keep* yovr feat dry and
free from pain. 11prevents bUsten and
sore ipon.
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716 Sanford Ave
Sanford, Fla.
108 PklmettO Ave.;^
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S E A T TLE , Washn,, July 23.—UP) — Jack Malone of St. Paul,
Minn., announces thnt he has re
ceived an o ffe r from Jim Mullen, Wg Are headquarters for Gager's I
Chicago promoter, to box Jack I) p - Chattanooga Lime, none better— |
lanoy, world's light-henvywoight
champion, in Chicago next month.
Malone said he would give his
answer nfter fighting l.eo Loniski
of Aberdeen, Washn., here Tues
day.
Mullen said Delaney had
agreed to make 160 pounds for the
bout.
Malone and Delaney have twice
before been matched to fight but
boths bouts were cancelled.
H ID IN G P L A C E — OR PROTECTION?
Rock Lime In Barrels..
Rock Lime In Bags, j
Hydrated Lime.
I
Finishing Lime.
Agricultural Lime.
1
S a n fq r d lF la .
200 Osk Ave.
NOTICE
a
i
We have one for sale at $1H,000 that can-not be duplicated for several thoi
U
dollars more than the owner Is asking.
[Notice is hereby given that the Hoard ■
iCounty Commissioners in and for
i
ninole County, Florida, will at their
it regular meeting to be held on Mon>August 2nd, A. D. 1926, at the Court
use in Sanford, receive bids fo r build- :
|of approximately 2000 feet o f hard
faced road known as the Geneva
letery Road, same to be built of Lime
base Finley Method, plans and
fications may be had from Fred T."
Jins, County Engineer bids must be
Brands o f .the Clerk on or before
)ck A. M. August 2nd, A. D. 1926.
)ard reserves the righ t to reject
. Skew•
ill bids.
C-.
%?ss my hand and official seal
10th day o f July A. D. 1926.
built-in cedar closet,
;K
inter-room telephone system,
'""W
'b
mirror doors,
built-in cabinets,
idoctric outlets in abundance,
interior decorated by artist,
2 cur garage Avith rogm and bath,;.7,
grounds beautified,
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Extra large corner lot. * ■-. ij -iff
- L J - jifl,
New
See us regarding Teifj
AH for $18,000
:»fd
The Bodwell Realty
Grow cover crops during summer; cut in late August or early Septem
ber and leave on the ground to he turned under late.
. c a “ Sdl Huildlne nnd Summer Fertilizer.s” by Prof. RavaKd F» Floyd
.->>*»•v»<-^mi68ir-mL read -by every clYrus grower. ' -Frccon reagent
The bases for Ideal Mrands are made up in advance which enables us
to make quick shipment and insures perfect mechanical condition.
211 E. First St.
■
Joseph Hoar, Jr.
W. It. Smith, Mgr.
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WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY
Afanufacturcrs of Ideal Fertilizers, Jacksonville, Fla.
M
erk Board o f County Commissioners.
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8 room house with 2 complete bathif '?
2 extra lavatories,
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ELECTRICITY
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IMPORTANT FA C TO R
IN REDUCING HIGH
LIVING CO STS
90 -digrc*, eight-cylin
der Cadillac is concerned,
discussion o f m e c h a n ic a l
supremacy is unnecessary
and almost useless.
t-Jll kf rilktr
Your Greatest Servant------
Electricity is always ready
to serve you more efficiently
at lowest cost.
That supremacy proclaims
itself unmistakably in per
formance as it has in every
Cadillac which preceded
the present splendidly suc
cessful car.!
#
Fuel is 94% Above,
Wages
9-1% Above,
Living Cost 90%
Above the cost level of 1913.
Once again in the unprece
dented sales o f the new, 90dcorec, S ig h t-cy lin d er
Cadi Hike- wc are witnessing
that silent turning away—
that return to something
E lectricity is 1 0 % B e lo w 1913
costs.
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Individuality?
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STRENG TH - SERVICE - PROCRESS ^
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A Real Home
SI
5 e m i n o l K (f o i m f y ]6 a r i k f
CHASE & COMPANY!
PHONE 536
H a ve You A m bition to
Some people pot the mistaken idea I hut If they
hide their valuables fn some mit-of-the-way
place, burglars cannot find (hem. Hut (his is not
wise. Put them in our Safe Deposit Vault where
they are protected from not only burglars, hut
fire. You cun rent a Safe Deposit Hex for $2.50
to $5.00 per year.
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solid and assured and un
mistakably Superior which
Cadillac has always pro
H A T a transformation uii
paint makes in the ap
pearance of your home and in the rJsspject
accorded it by the neighborhood! Better
still, what a difference it m^kes in re*? V,
pair frills if-kept well painte<^paintea ^
with a protective paint*
' ^"
vid ed .
1n this case, however, Cad
i l l a c finds itself almost the
only occupant o f its own
fine car field— and the old
Cadillac clientele is being so
enormously augmented by
new accessions that the careful, painstaking capacities
o f this great plant are being
taxed to the utmost.
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T h e C adillac market is
growing— it will’Stirpasfe 111
previous conception in the
immediate future.
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Today’s Game*
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National League
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago,
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
(Only threo scheduled).
FLOtRIDA 8 T A T B LE A G U E
,
Won 'Loot
O rla n d o .. ......... I I
5
B
Pet.
7T™ , Innlnf
.688
Meyers threw out Elflott. Wheel
F o rt Myers .... 10
5
.067
er’s smash was too hot for Allen
LaVteland . ........ 10
6
.626
to hold. Barnes beat out a fast hit
Sni,.Mo*e>«r.T^...... 8
7
.68.1
to deep short. Leo hit Into a dou
American League
Snnt'ord .... ' ........ 7
7
.600
Gulls ftc
ble ph»y.
Meyers to hrisblo to
lave Easy ll|
St. »t etcnibu rg__6
9
.400
St. Louis nt Boston.
Bailey. No runs, two hits, no cr
1
st
Game
Fro^
Brudmton ......
6
10
.333
Chicago nt New York.
rors.
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Blackstock
Fa% a
.318
Tump*
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5
11
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Clevelnml nt Philadelphia.
“Ui
Beasley was out, Barnes unas
Detroit at Washington. t
Again In FhichBl
sisted. Frisbie fanned.
Dumas
Contract With CtementsCallwas out, Johnston to Barnes. No League Leaders Get Nineteen llhle Allows Seven Hits And
N A T IO N A L LE AG U E
Indians Again Administer
ing For Bout With Wills fs
SARASO TA. Fi*,.ij|
runs, no hits, no errors.
>.
Won Lost
Hits
To
Score
13,
Runs,
11
P
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t
Southern Association
>S en d
Second Inning ,
.581
— Sarasota won the ftrl
Defeat; Mates Avert Shut- CinrlnnalU ........ 64 . 30
ThrezJtening Fight Itetwesn
Of Them Coming In 2nd;
Memphis at Nashville. .
the series Trom Tamp^l
Denton struck out. Dunbar inndo
38
J>63
By Making 2 ltuns fit 9th Pittsburgh ........ 49
I.ittlo Rock at Clmttunooga.
Champion AnriGcnc Tunney
Donohue Scatters His Hits
4 shoestring catch o f Howell a
day by a score of 6 to il
St. Louis
.633
(Only two scheduled).
drive.
Meysrs tossed out Park
Chicago ...,----.633
TAM PA
AB-1P
er.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Denicke, ss
4 QJ
Brooklyn
.406
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Southeastern League
--------3
Allen struck out on a fast hall.
Tanner, "*
2b
.500
New York
Meyers flied to Lee.
Dunbar lift
Stanton, cf
Savannah at Albany.
Philadelphia . .
.195
Lopoz, c
Jacksonville at Columbus.
ed one to the same spot. N<> runs,
Huston
. ....
.171
no hits, no errors.
Whitmun, ll>
Montgomery at St. Augustine.
L oh Angeles Advices !Assert
Phillies Defeat CuTjh While 2 Dig Frames Help HarrisThird fnning
Hardy, rf
AM E R IC AN LE AG U E
nu»n T o Defeat The Tigers;
(
'hump
Itf'XVitholdink’S'l'ateini
A
lexander
IsFal
Johnston walked.
Richardson
Salvatz, 3b
Wwi Lost
Pet.
Florida
State
League
Drowns How To Boston,5*1 .Vi \v York
menl I’ endinuWife's Arrival
Of Hard Hitting Giants
died to Beusley.
Elliott was hit
Surface, If
r.K
34
.031
Bradenton nt SANFORD.
by n pitched ball. Dunbar stum
. 51
43
C. Alverez, j
.643
Orlando
at
Lakeland.
PHILADELPHIA^ July 23— (/!») |f./u‘^ {"ip lii,,
C INC INNATI, July 23.- (/I")—
bled just ns Wheeler’s drive landed
CIircAGO, July 23.— (/P^— Var
Ha
.50
41
.638
•t f h n p u . i j
Fort Myers at St. Petersburg.
1
in bis glove. It bounced out and Cincinnati -wamped Boston 11 to - T im Athletics lost their sixth (1 Im ago
49
44
.627 ious lingo sums of money, ;«>nic <>f
x
Blackstock
| ()
TnSFJm
at
Sarasota.
game
straight
Thursday
when
Johnston scored. Harneadoubled 3 in a wild hitting game Thursday.
40
42
Washington
.521 them resembling tho poblijc dohl,
fl i
to deep right, counting Elliott and The home team gift enough hits Cleveland also moved into second I let roil
4H
4(5
,.611 have been mentioned hero up plans
, Totals ....
By R. L. HOOKER
Wheeler. Frisbie jumped in the coupled with two Frrats by High Cleveland uiso move Into bocoiuI St. Louis __
..18
61
.418 to match Jack Dempsey with some
Tho Los Angelos story quoted x-Bnttcd for C
Sport Editor
place.
The
Mackmen
uverted
their
ulr for Lee's drive. Meyers made In the second inning to score 11
Boston ......
28
03
.308 opponent, have progressed, byt a private advices from
Colorado S A R A S O T A
A* Growers combined timely a fast play to throw out Denton. runs. The bottom of the butting second successive shutout by reg
mere ?I0 bill- or in aport Duxlunce, Springs ns indicating that Demp- Hornlck, ss •
)i with'untimely errors on the Throe runs, one hit, ono error.
order started thd iiWjr and then istering two runs in the ninth lnn
snwhuck,
seoms
to
have
thrown
AM ERIC AN AS S O C IA TIO N
soy’B acceptance might be only Armstrong, lb
"* o£ the Celcrymen yesterday
ing. George Burns hit his 41st
Bailey fanned. Elliott threw out Christensen tripltfl,""W alker tri
Won . Lost
Pet. fight arrangements into uncertain tentative and that he apparently Turner, 2b .
noon and pushed over enough Rawson. Myers doubled to left. pled, Roush singled and Hargravo double of the season in the eighth
Milwaukee
.018 ty.
...67
31
wus waiting to receive the advice Hogan, If
in tho sixth inning for a lend Beasley singled to left,
Myers tripled. The players on the lcower inning.
Thnt lowly $10 binds a contract of his wife.
In d ian ap olis
..
58
36
,017
Sevier, rf
t proved sufficient to walk awny stopping nt third. Frisbie walked. bracket again batted and Walker Cleveland
000 100 010— 4 10 I Louisville
55
36
.004 which it is asserted was entered
Tho only news having to do with H. Miller, II.
‘ the opener of a three game Hewell ran far hack for a long hit his second triple o f the inning Philadelphia 000 000 002— 2 7 (I
48
47
Kansas City
.505 into by Dempsey nnd Floyd Fitz pence crime from New York wheie Mnnush, cf
Batteries
Dhlo and Sewell;
fly from Dumas.
No runs, two when he initio to hat. Bancroft
.480 simmons witli B. C. Clement*, William Muhlooii, member o f thu |^ Miller
44
46
Toledo
j’XMfty'’ Myers, who tolled on
— hits, no errors.
practically rearranged his lineup Grove; Pate, Willis and Perkins Minneapolis
.448 president of the Coliseum Atlilctii Stnto Athletic Commission, w h o '-Brower,
41
51
’
p
l mound for the local campaign*
and Fox. ,
after the big inning.
Fourth Inning
.432 Club, and which calls for a match hps been fighting to bring the
11
54
St Paul .
?d William, alias **11111" also
Hewell singled to right. Parker Boston 0 1 0 000 020— 3 11 2
22
71 . .232 between tho champion and Harry Dempscy-Ttinney contest to New
Columbus Totals
___MeyerH. did their share in
29 5
Yankee* Defeat White Sox
1(11)1 000 OOx— 13 I'J 1
sacrificed, Allen to Hailey. Hewell Rrdsi
Wills, negro challenger.
YiVrk, withdrew hi* motion to re Tampa
effort to bring victory homo went to third on a wild pitch.
NEW YORK, July 23.—(/P)—
Batteries Goldsmith, Gcncwich
He
0001
SOUTHERN LE A G U E
Ami '15-x Rickard, who already open the case after the commission Sarasota
they didn't have very much wn:< out ut the plate when Johns nnd Sumer; Donohue and Har The Yankee-, took the lead two
2001
Pet.
Won
Lost
had
turned
thumbs
down
on
tho
liq*
i-.unmiuced
that
Dempsey*
would
istanco from the other seven ton failed to hit the bull on an at grave.
games to one in tho series with the
Two base •lit,
... ...
.000 moot Gene Tunney hero in Sep contest.
04
33
Hog
who were playing with them, tempted squeeze.
Chicago White Sox by winning Ni w Orleans
Allen three out
Three base hit, Tunv
59
37
.015 tember, says that if the Clements
If
tho
Clements
contract
is
held
Memphis
..
ath “ L efty” and "ilill" clouted Johnston.
Thursday by I I to 10. The HugPirates Win One-Hided Game
No runs, no hits, no
.579 contract is held valid by his.^ at vulid. he must pay Dempsey $300,- Armstrong, 2; ll. Mi.
..5 6
40
ball squarely on tho nose and errors.
Pittsburgh, July 21. f/p) Pitts men hammered out 17 hits for ll Bu mingham
, ,
.538 torneys,
-.J
ill
43
. . he would slop negotiation*
_
, (100 by Aug. 5 and $500,000 more piny, Homick, Turner
Nil
hvill»
...
flvo runs chalked up for SanAllen walked. He counted when burgh bombarded two opposing total of 21 liases. -Guhrig hit n
.495 for the bout, temporarily at least, j 10 days before a match with Wills. cr. Left on base, T»i
10
47
_wcro scored as n result of Meyers doubled to left center. litchers with 21 hRy and took a liomr run with two on in tho sev Atlanta .
40
57
.412 and might decide on Jersey City I f tho first payment is nindc and sotn, 7. Bnsf on
It
clouting.
*‘ Bill,s"
work Meyers took third ns Dunbar 14 to 2 decision from Brooklyn in enth ami Babe Ruth cleaned the Mobile ......
30
69
.379 for the location after all.
the fight is not. lie Id, tho $100,OO1) vnrez, f. Struck out
nnd second base, and vicinity, grounded
to Barnes.
Moyers thd third game .of the series Thurs basis with a triple in tho second. Chattanooga
.333
32
04
While attorneys, promoters, fi would bo forfeited to tho camp. 7; Alvarez, 4. Urn,
'also snorkling,
lie turned scored when Bailey popped a hit day. Jess Barnes wus shelled out Chicago put over a five run drive Little Rock
nancial packers and others inter
Fitzsimmons, who represented and Tandy. Time 1:1
•ovcral would-be hitters by thnt fell safe back of second. of tho box in tho third und Boch- in the fifth when Barrett, enter
B iis ,« on balls, o ff
Hawkins,
3;
ested
in
tho
twg
mutuhps
worn
Dempsey
last September when the
3g lots o f distunco and mak- Bailey
stole
second.
Rawson ler, failed in the rescue role. Wan- ing the game as a pinch hitter,
Struck skirmishing here, a news note agreement •vas signed at tyiles,
nice stops to get him man at fouled to Parker. Myers scored cr led the Pirates’ attack with a tripled with the bases full. New Mayo, 2; Davenport, 1.
TERRY IS DE
came from Los Angeles with the Mich., says the Clements papers
Bailoy with a hot single to center. triple, doublu and two singles.
York, however, gradually drew out by Hawkins, 2;. Williams, 1.
ASHEVILLE, N.
abar started o ff in left with Beasley slapped n hit to right, Brooklyn
000 010 100— 2 9 4 awny, a steal of homo by Ruth Hits o ff Mayo, 3 in 4 1-3; o ff word thftt Estelle Taylor had left nro worthless hecauiH* the Coliseum
(/P)—
Franklin S. T «
to
join
hor
husband,
tho
championDavenport
4
in
2-3;
o
ff
Williams,
Club
did
not
pay
him
a
$100,000
- iX«*y sweet fielding. With Myers stopping at second.
El Pittsburgh 212 202 f i x — 14 21 1 featuring a four run volloy in tho
2 in 1. Hit by Mayo (Oreneles). nt Colorado Springs, Colo., front installment, of $150,000 agreed for ident o f the Genera! L
dn-l)lisei in th third bo ran liott threw out Frisbie,
Three
Batteries— Barnes, Bolder utid sixth.
Losing which point Dempsey yesterday tho contract assigning Dempsey's puny, died curly today!
or a' long drive o ff tho bat runs, four hits, no errors.
O’Neal; Yde nnd Gooch.
Chicago
210 051 100— 10 11 0 Passed hall, Johnston.
announc'd the preliminary plans services from Fitzsimmons to in Black Mountain, nt!
pitcher,
Davenport.
Umpires,
) « » enemy 1third sackor,
Fifth Inning
New York 140 114 OOx— 13 17 2
•a# I I * baiy bit hU wlove
for his go with Tunney were o. k. Clements.
lowing a heart ntt
Weaver nnd Mcrrett. Time 1:55.
Rlohardaon was safe when brisBunched
Hits
Win
For
Phillies
Butteries—Thomas,
Thurston
und
__ imblod and went down, two bio threw inwj j to first.
L -lfVI »~.c
r^rzxx£rjz IV . U
EHIolp (CHICAGO, July 32.— t/P) -Phil, C iuu.ii uml M uCurdyi T h o m fl,
lit* scoring. ‘‘Rip" drew nn er- forced Richardson. Allen toHnsbio noolphin hunched opportune hits llruxtnn, Jones and Ski ff.
fr bOt he didn't deserve it.
<m an attempted sacrifice. Wheel behind Chicago's errors and bases
Jiifln the ninth two men were on er almost took A lien Y. head o ff
on balls and defeated the locals,
Tlgcrs Bow to Senator*
“
nono down. Crowe hutlcil for with a hot smash. Dunbar's fast (! to I, in tho first game of the
W
ASHINGTON,
July 23.- </P>—
(in and sacrificed them to third, fielding hold Elliott at second. series.
Ulrich weakened in the The Senators scored in only two
other offorts to put the tying Meyers made a nico stop to throw seventh inning and was replaced
th in n in g runs across tho plate out Barnes, the runners advancing by Willoughby. At this juncture, innings, Thursday, hut deO-ntcd
Detroit, 11 to 9. Five of the
1e .fruitless and tho customers to second and third. Meyers also
poor base running by the Cubs Washington runs came in the first
ltd go homo sutlsfied with hav- tossed out Lee.
No runs, one cut o ff two runs at tho plate. inning and eight more in the fifth,
wltnessed u good hall game, hit, one error.
T
Hartnett was spiked on tho hand after Detroit hud tied the score
|f It did go to the Growers,
Humus hoisted a long one to tie l>y a runner sliding into the plate.
with a four run rnlly.
inagor Crowe was hit on the well.
Allen was hit by a pitched Philadelphia 100 too 020—0 H 1 Detroit
000 111 001— !> IT 1
|t shoulder by u pitched ball ball.
Meyers scored Allen with a Chicago..
000 Oil 020—0 8 I Washington 500 080 OOx -11 11 2
un:Jn St. Cetcrsburg Wednesday double down the right field foul
Butteries — Ulrich, Willoughby
Butteries — Dauss, H olloway,
a
ynll probably be out of tho line.
He advanced to third when and Wilson; Bluke, I’ ierco and Smith und Woodall; Reuthcr and
“ fbr several days. His shoul- Johnston relayed tho ball low to
Hartnett.
Rucl.
is badly bruised and ho can Pdrkor as Allen scored.
Meyers
use bis throwing arm.
scored on Dunbur’s sacrifice fly to
Rally Giivea Giants Game
Red Sox Win Extra Inning Contest
fa hitting and his manner of Howell.
Johnston threw out Bai
ST. LOUIS. July 23.— (/P)—'Tho
BOSTON, July 28.—O P)- Boston
Jg.down tho hot corner will he ley.
Two ruiiB, ono hit, one er St. Louis outsiugged the New York forced St. Louis to extend itself
Kmissed tho halunco of this ror.
Giants Thursday, hut the Giants two extra innings Thursday heforo
c— t»l / \ l «’ ,
Sixth Inning
lunched hits o ff Alexander in the it succumbed to tin* Browns by a
Reese Alton is on third during
Denton looked at a third strike
towo’s absonce. This makes four ufter fouling o ff a number of bad ninth for two runs and won, 5 to 3. five to four score. It was the third
New York 100 10(1 012—5 8 l straight victory over Boston for
f/erertt positions’ this good man ones.
Hewell singled to right.
1)00 200 010—3 10 1 the Browns.
y « r during tho season. In Meyors tunned out Parker, Johntf- St. Louis
Buteries— Barnes und Florence; St. Louis 100 002 010 01 5 11 3
othor month ho will nrobahly ton drew a walk. Richardson heat
Alexander and O’Farrell.
Boston
001 120 000 00 111 0
ive.msdo. all nine positions and
out a hit that Bailey knocked down
Batteries— Wingard, Davis und
in then start out in tho league tiut could not get hack to first with.
Srhiuig; Harriss, Ruffing ami Gusrlth a franchise ns a first class Hewell was forced In when Elliott
ton.
lass baseball club.
,
walked.
Wheeler doubled to left
jilt bwrufnoVed that plans are un- con ter, scoring Johnston anil RichI. way for a baseball benefit for unison.
Barnes was hit by u
players within the near future. iltchcd ball.
Frisbie threw out
~ Mould he held at tbe earliest bo". Three runs, three hits, no
Iblo date nnd will probably be errors.
11 ' the
' 4 - beno*
Ch 1
larger affair
thin
Rawson singled to right. Myers
i put on several weeks ago.
sacrificed, Richardson to Barnes.
ENTON AH R II PO A E
2b . . .’t I 1 0 5 2 Rawson went to third as Elliot Winning Slreak Of Orlando
Frisbie was
End** After Eight Games;
.1 1 ) ...
r> i a i o n threw out Hensley.
out,
Johnston
t<
Barnes.
No runs,
lb
Lefty
Hproul Yiefds Fivo
one hit, no errors.
ralniH Dhi* ;i Mmnulsmcn
r f .....
Hits, .‘l Of Them Doubles
Seventh
Inning
Mil cf .. .
In E ffo r t T o Check H ard
Moyers threw out Denton. Dun
•Well, If ....
HHtintc
HltK'Lmen.Crandlo
LA K E LA N D , Fin.; July 21.—
bar ran hack for Hcwoll’s drive.
•M i c —
The Hlghjandpis shut.out the
Clouts
H
om er And T rip le
Myers
tossed
out
Parker.
No
runs,
, tmson, ss ...
Coltrf hero Th'arsdity; bringing nn
no hits, no errors.
liehnrdson, p.
1
0
Dumas fanned.
Allen wulkcd. end to tliuir winning Htreak which
ST. PETERSBUIU;, Fla., July
He wont to third as Barnes and hud gono to 'tiiic games, by a 5 to 23.— (A*)— A soven run rally in tbe
V;Tptals .....
34 G 10 27 10 2 Richardson were getting Moyers 0 score. Sprout, Lakeland rookim fifth inning gave the Saints u 9
nt first.
Dunbar looked at n third gave up only five well scattcreu to 7 victory in the opening gatno
NFOBD
AB It H PO
strike.
No runs, no hits, no er hits and was aided by timely field- of the series with Ft. Myers hero
loy, If ...... 4
rors.
Thursday.
lug•by, «s ........ 4
AB It II PO
Eighth Inning
ORLANDO
Grundlo hit a home run and n
as, cf .. .... &
Johnston filed to Dumus. Rich Vinu, ss
triple for tho visitors
8 b .......... 1
ardson shot a hot one through Tinker, 2b ..
FT. M YERS
AB R H PO A
* aiycrs, 2b .... 3
Bailey.
Elliott singled to right. Abrams, lh .
O’
Reilly, ss ...... 6
2 1
ibar, If ...... a
Wheeler flied to Dumas. Burncs Cox, If ........
Grundlo, cf ...... 4
Icy. lb ....... 5
rounded to Bailey. No runs, two Foss, 3b ____
Wickham, 3b .. 4
wson, c ...... 4
Ita, no errors.
Wells, u
Domingo, r f .... 5
Myers, p .... 2
1
Bailey flied to Hewell.
Hewell Johnson, cf
Bourn, lb ........ 5
Cfowe............ 0
also got under Rpwson’s fly to Pierce, r f ........ 1
Cnsnres, If ...... 5
left. Myers walked
ed. Elliott threw Frombc, p ........ 3
Chancey, 2b .... 4
Totals
11 6 9 27 16 3 out Beasley.
No runs, no hits,
J. Johnson, c .... 2
no errors.
Totals
I I 0 5 24 18
Mayo, p .......... I
Jcnton ............003 003 000—0
Ninth Inning
LAK E LAN D
AB It H PO A
Davenport, p .... 1
ford ............ . . . 000 820 000—5
Frisbio whipped out Loc. Dun Buckley, 2b
wrilliams,
ir
p...... 1
bar ran back and took Denton’s Heck, 3b ___
: Twp base hit, H. Myers, W. drive with his gloved huml.
Ho Francis, e ..
Totals .......... 37 7 12 24 12
2. Laft on base, Sanford, well looked at a third strike.
No Brazier, cf r.
ST. PETE
AB R H l>0 A
lid pitch, runs, no hits, no errors.
Welsh, If
Milazzo, “3b .... 4 1 I 2 2
Boll
Friable singled to right. Elliott Futvoyc, rf
T. Johnston, rf
W» Myers jto Fri.hie and Johnston interfered with each Ellum, lh . .
Bryan, I f .......... 4
h h j . J it b y pltchtr, by My other on Duntas bounder and both Dodgen, ss
Brown, of
(Elliott, Barnes, by Richard- he and Frisbie Were safe. Crowe Sproul, p .. .
Ornelas, 2b ......
(Allcn ). Struck out by Rich- sacrificed, Wheeler to Durnes.
Doyle, ss ......
) 8; by Myers, 3. Bass on Meyers was purposely passed.
T o ta ls ......... 32 6 2 2 ? T 0 $ Shores, lb ......
i
*
'
.
*
*
u
“ Richardson, 6; Myars, 8.
Denton nm iu for Dunbar’s short
Lupkey, c ........
f l y , to center, his throw holding Orlando
~v: i iii...... 000 000
o
Hawkins, p ....
Umplrss.Efjr.and Kane,
Frisblt on third,
galley ground Lakeland....... ... 200 000.
1■■
........
ed to-Wheelef who ended the game
__..30 9 9 27 l|
Summary—Two baso hit,
ToUls
Stattih by stopping oq Ablrd- No runs, be, Pier• ■
Pierce.. .....
Wells, **
FutvoyA
r# i rsi one
W #Pl»y, Heck, Buckley to
.fort Myers ....... 200 020 201-. .
. ,
E. C.
Pres,
Wi .world's Ti r
“tUTT:
Dodgen to
Left o;
St. Petersburg' ......Oil 070 oOx-H).
, Elltm.
KHtTO. Loft
First
Nationttl
Bank
Bldg.
>
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tion to be Or'
4l S
Lakelgnd,
..n a ?
w
>mka1• 6.
n
l.PUnt.
M j, . *- ;> '-Two base hit, Brown*
U1
GAME TO REDS TO SIX
d His
i%H‘ Of Sanford’s
uns In 4th and 5th
K«
pirates Pound Robin Bambino Stars When
furlers To Win, 14-2 Yanks Beat Chicago
Hui
('Shoulder
Retires Crowe
Validity o f Clements !
Agreement Quesfcione
len Covers Third In
Place Of Boss And
I Hods DownJobWell
SANFORD GROVE
‘A m id Majestic Pines
T h e r e ’ s s o m e th in g a b o u t a p in e fo r e s t
th at a p p e a ls to e v e r y m a n , w o m a n a n d
c h ild .
In
th e
m in d ’s
eye
of
m any
p e o p le is th e p i c t u r e o f a h o m e , c o m
C O LTS BLANKED
p le t e ly s u r r o u n d e d b y trees.
BY LAKELAND IN SEVEN RUN RALLY
FIRST OF SERIES IN FIFTH FRAME!
th o s e
m e n ta l
p ictu res
In m o s t o f
th e
p in e
tre e
p r e d o m in a te s .
WLNS FOR SAINTS
To
th o s e
w h o lo n g fo r a h o m e , c o m
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w ith in
easy
access
of
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s h o p p in g a n d b u sin ess district, S a n fo r d
G r o v e is an o p p o rtu n ity .
It is a n o p p o r tu n ity n o t o n ly as a b e a u ti-
.—.— /
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as a s e c u re in v e s tm e n t.
T h e r e is n o c o m p r o m is e o n t h e fu tu re
i
o f S a n fo r d . T h e r e is o n ly o n e d ir e c tio n fo r
I
th e b u ild e r —a n d th at is e a s t a n d sou th .
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I
Dear Ed:
It. Isn’t the thing that's done!
that’a so important, but the man I
that does it.
I
Thia thought was strikingly il
lustrated for me a few days ago
when I saw in the paper, under
big, black hrpfinca, that Presi
dent Coolidge nad caught a 3poundrfkhssjjiat one.
An'-ordinary tnaiPc7ytd4i go out
nud catch a boat load of threepound fish and tho bort he could
expect would bo a small paru- A LL SIZES High Pressure
gmp'h In hb» home-town paper, •
and Balloons
with a sarcastic suggestion to tho ’
effect that, perhaps, he bought!
some • o f Hie fish after all, ’ or| Save money by buying here,
robbed somebody's trap.
as long as they last.
But. when the President of tin*
United States goes fishing and |
snag:• a little three-pounder, all j
Uk> papers play it up on the
front page.
It wasn’t thm n throe-pouml
fish Was caught that was
im
portnut, but that President Cool
■' Sanford Ave.
I hone 461-J
ulge had caught a fish.
Hanford. Fla.
Fame is a funny anil a fickle! - —------------------------ thing. It takes n lot to make a | , - ______________________
man famous these dn'ya, but nf- 1ry
ter fame has onre smiled upon,
him it in surprising how little i t :
keen him famous.
tukes toi keep
Rome of the greatest thoughts
h
in the world have been expressed
ip
by men whom the world did not l
know, and I hey were quickly for- 1
gotten. If tlipy had been said by
some m«n prominent in tho public i
.eye they would havo lived for- !
ever, anil then some.
If President Coolidge would
write nhoul the Essex Coach tho |
factory couldn’t mako one-tenth
enough to upply the demand, and '
President Coolidge would, loo, if
he knew iw much about them ns I !
do.
Yours,
BILL.
SLEEPING ROOM, summer rates,
____
$ 1000.00
private modern ham*. 819 Pal*
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
F L O R ID A - JRLANDO— Orlando metto. Phone 416-J.
S E L L GOOD USED CARS
610-h Hi First National Bank Bldg.
Morniu» Sotitinul; largest claasiPhono 718N
fied Imsiness. rate Jr a word, min FOR RENT— One furbished bed
room. Apply 305 Magnolia.
•—
imum 24c cash with order.
M ELLONVILLE AVE
1925--Dodge A Special Sedan.
In Fort Mellon. Lot 59x140.
l'OR RENT— Very attractive large
$1,800.
cash.
room with twin beds, nenr water.
24— Fainting— 1 i-.perum
1924— Dodge Coupe.
DEAN-BKKG CORPORATION
Very cool. Five minuteB from Post
6>16-516 First National Bank Bldg.
Office. Phone 671-J.
1924— Dodge Touring.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: l f y o
Phono 713
want to sell your owed **•
|
*•9
—
Rooms
For
Housekeeping
vertiae daily on the classified page
1924— Graham lMi ton Truck.
SANFORD AVENU E
In Rose Court. Lot 76x150
( LEAN, COOL Attractlvo rooms
25— Florist*.
42.700
at low summer rates. Vermont
n
, DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
inn.
215
S.
Palmetto
St.
New Location, after August 1st. "S TE W A R T THE FLORIST”
• ay* J515 510 First Nationnl Bnnk Bldg.
Iona Reach, Fla.
blowers for all occasions.
Phm o 713
McLANDER ARCADE
Eln^Avo and Thirteenth S t
Phone 781.
71— Apartments For Rent
HIGHLAND STREET
Between Elm and French Aves.
holt RENT--Famished garage
27— Professional Services
M IL L E R O. P H IL IP S , Inc.
0 lots, 511x154 each.
apartment with bath.
3011 Park
Will sell one or all,
Avenue.
Elm Ave. and 13th Street.
S2,IMI0 each. Timms to spit
PERM A N ENT M A RCEL W AVING
purchaser
Mndnm Harriett's Reauty Parlor.
FOR RENT -Furnished 3 room
Phone 246 for appointments.
1»F A N -HE KG CO KPOR A T I ON
Apartment, recently completed.
PH O NE 3
Good location. $55 pur month. In 515 516 First National Bank Bldg.
EUGENE OIL Permanent Wave— quire H. M. Herald office.
Phone 713
for $10 per hend. Graduate op
erators at Marinello Beauty Shop.
FOR RENT— Bedroom, 516 W. lat PICK YOUlt HOME from these—
The Basket. Phono 193.
21 house*. I’ricea range from
Street
$4,200 to $25,000. Attractive terms
on nil.
Knight and MacNelll.
HOW ABOUT that sick stoonmeh
•>f yours?
CHIROPRACTIC THE C LARK Apartments on the Phone 720.
beach, reasonable weekly or
adjustments will remove the cause
mid you will get well. Phone 482-J monthly rates. 416-418 South A t 85— I,ots For Sule
j for appointment.
Dr. W. E lantic Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla.,
■MacDougall, 1st National Bank Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop and Mgr. 'O PPO RTU N ITY FOR W ORKING
Phono 567.1.-3
Bldg.
MAN
BA R G A IN S
j CHOICE LOTS 25x126— Guaran
A PA R TM E N T—3 rooms and glass teed high ami tlry.
HI,UK BIRD BE AU TY SHOP.
Within ten
IN GOOD USED CARS
ed in sleeping porch, all conven miles nf Palatka on Lako City
“ We specialize in permanent wav
iences,
beautiful
surroundings. Highway. $11100 each. These bar
ing” . 206 North Park Ave.
E V E R Y W EEK
Rent $60.ttU. 1215 Magnolia Avo. gains are well worth your investi
Phone 669-.L
gation. For information call at
28— Repairing
ED W ARD HIGGINS, Inc.
llerabl office, 'lox (1. B. V., or Geo.
Cor. Commercial & Palmetto Ave. T Y PE W R ITE R S —All Makes, sold FIRST FLOOR 2 room apartment|BB“ lch 8t” I,uy To MPA D A IL t TIuiLS, Tampa,
Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word.
rented, repaired. Orlando Type
nicely furnished, good location. tuna Beach, Fla.
Minimum 25c, cash with order.
writer A Supply Co. 42-44 Wat 202 Park Ave.
PH O NE 331.
'L IS T YOUR PROPERTY W ITH , Writ* rrr -omrlete
card.
kins Block. Phone 938, Orlnndo.
T H E _OT K IN G ”
FOR RENT - I furnished npnrtj 306 First National Bank Bldg, j PALM BEACH COUNTY — The
EXPERT REPAIRING
ment. Phone 287-W .
12 C 'TY I . t r s ideally located! sceno of
stupendous developTypewriters and Adding Machines.
P A U L II. NIX.
NEW 3 room apurtment with bath,1 Lights, wut»r, gas. Priced to [merit. Rend ubout It in the Palm
sell at your wvn terms. K night, Beach "Post. Sample copy aent on
With Haynes A Ratliff. Phone 340
furnished. Phone 325.
& MncNeill, It 7-109 S. Park Avc.i reuuest.
30—
Tailoring
and
Pressing
77—
HouMe*
for
Rent
IH— B usiness T'eryrce G Tiered
L A N E Y ’S DRUG STORE— Pre HADDOCK STEAM PRESSEKY t ROOM HOUSE FURNISHED
— Cleaning, pressing, tailoring
1911 Palmetto
scriptions, Druga, Smln. Wu are
106 S- Palmetto Avenuo.
Phone
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
an near you ns your phone.
IE
346-J.
515 516 Fir* L j J - M u i i l r Rldg.
Call 103.
tv
|flilli|i-> Co., Inc.
Had Gruliam Trucks. K X P v n r >'TANO TU N IN G and L ^ K V . n e v Cl M h iiN ii CO.
ry Cleaning, Kepuirmg and 78— Offirea and Desk RtMint
1St.
Phono 3.
rhonograph Repairing by lac*
Phone 165 for prompt
tory trained men. We can rebuild Dyeing.
IMZIN’G WORKS. your old piano or rj'finish to look service.
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for j
|GOODYEAR TIKES. like now.
Phone 844-W.
stores or offices at Park Ave. |
haUcries.
3 5A— Kmpinymcut Agencies and Commercial Street. W. M .:
Cleveland Six ‘
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. I
: HUDSON ESSEX
321 E. First Strqet
;
SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE FOR R EN T—In Mnisch
INC.
W e carry a full line
I
BUREAU
Bldg
Apply A- P Connelly A
M Oak Avc.
Our prices are right.
Cash oj j
264 North Park Ave.
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
!Vne 41
terms. We want your business
W-MARMONS
M IRACLE Concrete Co., general
1Automobile Co.
ccniont work, sidewalks, build
Av«.
Plume 137. ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. R.
TerwIHcgar, Prop.
CHRYSLER
fllMKR MOTOR CO.
S. J. N IX
1— St. Phone 092
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
300 East First Street.
iTTaN'D PAIGE
®ford Denlpr,
SANFO RD ROOFING CO. Tile
R ’s GARAGE
roofs, built up roofs. Ra-roofing
On St. Phone 617
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Ei j limatcs free. Satisfaction guaran
LAC-OAKLAND
teed. Oak Avo.A 3rd St. Phone 111.
-PONTIAC—
Cadillac Company.
W H EELESS A W ELSH
St'
Phono 121
‘ Sorvlco that makes friends"
FISK TIR E S
V U LC AN IZIN G
)KD BRICK CO.
**"iolin Avenue.
|
H IL T O N ’S BARBER SHOP
Phone ,'iC7
113 Magnolia Avenue.
■ Pr.DI,
Iw in M ~ 8 first class barbers. Special atrHn f i PORDSON tention given ladleH and children.
™Biggins, Inc
1
’hone 331 “ SANFO RD DRUG CO M PANY
* Pslnu-tto. Ph<
“ The Rexall Store”
SASH
•j,ij • _ ,
,
vve muse
urumpi.
We
make a speciaivy
specialty oi
of uur
our prompt
'n s and
ana quick
fti MOtT ir T ( ' ( [ VU U0' j filin g of prescriptions
delivery.
dmd Sanfonl Ave.
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
t
40— M onev to Loan
80A—Real Estate Directory
P'OR KENT—6 room furnished
LOANS— Money available at 7 per
House on Coronado Beach. N.
cent. Close in property. A. P. If. Garner.
Connolly A Sons.
THRASHER A GARNER
5H— Household Goods
Ileal Estate and Fire Insurance
112 S. Park Avo., Sanford
FOR SALE— Two gasoline camp
stoves, like new. Also small ice McCALL & FOX, Roal estate in
vestments. Best buys are among
chest. 911 Elm Ave.
our listings. Phono 746.
FU R N ITU R E also gas stove used
for four months. Rose Court SEE It. 0. T IS D A LE for good buys
in Real Estate, 236 Meisch Build
Apartment No, 4.
ing.
81— Wanted To Rent
FOR SALE— Cheap for cash, 2
good mules, mowing machine, W ANTED — About August
l«t
other farm toob. P. O. Box 211.
furnished two or threo room
Phone 3912.•
bungalow, hungnletto or apart
ment. modem, also garage, must
bo reasonable. Permanent couple.
Box T.B.G. care Herald.
-MlscellaneouH
84— Houses For Sole
FOR S ALE — Cypress stakes 1x1
four leet tong, pointed one end. THREE ROOM HOUSE In good
good for seed led frames. $8.6')
condition newly painted white,
,* murti what you pay W IO H T-C H RI8E N B E RR Y P R IN T per thousand f. o. b. Partin Bro.
on large double lot near Bar
becue Filling Station in Floral
“ •"ut il car costs you.
SHOP — P rin tb g,
Engraving, Wagner, Fla.
Heights.
Price $2,600.00 . Cash
BSr®
you less.. Embossing. See us first. Wo do
$260.00.
Balance
$26.00 per month.
°AN GARAGE CO.
65—
8
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riloree
it. Phone 417-W. R. R. AvenueH. Clayden, Room 4 Ball Building.
Commercial Street.
1SuitmiM— Repair*
MO, BUT l
W A N T TO
T H t I CUPd A N
ANO TH ER d a y
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But optica! illusions, purely human errors, on the part of
examiners, searchers, or copyists, urc not the only contin
gencies to guurd against. Forgery, false offidavits, dower
claims, undiscovered heirs, and other cqpaUy threatening
elements demand precaution.
*'
i t s e x c e lle n t F i r e
D ep art-^
m en t a n d W a t e r
S u p p ly ]
\\
th e p r e m iu m w ill b e t o in - -J
sure
RjpnmrUine
your
b elo n g in g s!;
C o n s u l t O u r In s u r a n c e s !
New Y ork Title * M ortoaoi Co.
D e p a r tm e n t.
S. L 2nd AVL at 1st ST.
M IAM I,
“A Share o f Your Business
Capital Funds over $30,000,000.
I
Will Be
tkromgkout *U
F b rU s
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fay G E U K O ti M cM ilJ Ib a
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apply lo
TITLE GUARANTY & MORTGAGE CO.
SANFORD. FLA.
NBW YORK
<1 S a n fo r d , o n a c c o u n t
e n jo y s a l o w fire rate. Y o i
Let $30,000,000 atand behind avery1title
to real estate that you o w n .'
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Nor arc such illusions infrequent In examining real estate
titles. Even the most able examiner will at times see words
and whole sentences in their reverse meaning . . . especially
when he becomes mentally fatigued. In one cuse, an ex
aminer mistook the word “ with” for “ without" and the
result was that the title was taken without the consent of interested parties,— and the purchaser bought a lawsuit.
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PHONE 834
g o o d s a f t e r y e a r s .of a cV l
■k
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M
116 E. Second 8 t
r e p la c e m e n t o f h o u s e h o ld ?
answer, “ one,"
when in reality there arc three ” f ” s in this familiar
form of illusion. (Ask someone how many he canfind.)
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Fan
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TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
THECORE
H o w many letter “ P’s can you lind
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, bath, sleep
P R IN T IN G T H A T PLEASES
ing porch, large lot eastern ex
Typewriters andAdding Machines. SH AK E SPE AR E Fishing equip
...
posure. Reasonable terms by owpJEI. utiMCO.
TH E SEM INO LE P R IN T E R Y
er. Apply 2482 Palmetto Avo.
* car. n.»t the owner.” C01 W. 0th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop.
ment, Rods, Rtuls, Lines, Etc. at
5,7Jhr estimates.
SAN LAN TA
"■ Ra d f o r d
19— Building— Contracting
Lot 18, block 7. 68x136
$1,900.00. $400 cash
For SHe By
Service Offered |JAM ES H. CO W AN— AU kind* of
Balance to auit purchaser
,• Tin
________
and Sheet M *t«l Work.
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION .
B A LL HARDWARE
IK1NS, Haberdasher i Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak
516-516 First National Bank Bldg.
' l for
v
Collegiate
[ Avenue and Third S treet Tele
Phone 718
Fifst Street.
phone 111.
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84— Houses F o r 8 t l f
UlNOSKOG-tteneral Con*
tractor and builder. Plan’s and ROOMS, with or totfiaifat meals.
Reasonable rates. TlMlIn Hotel
specifications on request. All work
guaranteed. Residence 217 Illghil YOU want to sell yotpr farm,
’,« « ,Ctween E,m Bnd Oak.
we can be of good M trice to you
PhoneSi796W
an we have Inquirers fo r both email
and large farm property. Dean20*— H e a lin g anr* »'i..m him r
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ROBERT SCOTT
CONFESSES T O
SLAYING CLERK
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Brother Found In California
Penitentiary Give* Story
To Chicago Paper Telling
How He Lied To Save Neck
iGovernorWill
f She Loses
jay’s Primary,
J is A g r e e d Upon
Russell Hears News
With Tears In Eyes
trats Pick
Candidates
Two Made Escape Together,
R uskcII Being Caught The
Next Day; Mu/derDescribed
»tween Moody,
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Executive
jy n tlh Davidson
ft!
Execution
W ill When
ely Cut O ff
WEST PALM ./BEACH, -Fla.
July 24.—(JP)— Exclusion o f 1
from directly sharing In tha
of Edwnrd Rusaall ThoMltf,-!
wealthy Palm Q«4ch resident. !
day promoted Mra. Elizabeth Fin
ley Thomns, divorced wlfo of. the
deceased, to enter a caveat J®straining execution of the TNwAnn
will here.
V '
This action was taken in behalf
of Mrs. Thomas by Busaey! *nd
Johnson, West Palm Beach iM fasentativee of Mri, Thomaa* N*W
York attorneys, aim oat almfltancously with the filing of tbg'trlU
in which nn eatute unofficially es
timated at more than $1 ,000,900 Is
distributed.
The terms of the document make
no direct provision for his 11-yearold son by the first marriage,
Samuel Finlev J'homns. In etent
of the re-marriago^pf the wRJow,
Lucy Cotton Thoinus, the boy re
ceives one-third of a trust fund and
in event of her death, one-half of
the sum.
According to Information re
ceived here, the divorced wife is
now traveling abroad and felt ap
prehensive that attempts would be
niude to expedite execution of the
will. She is acting solely in behaif
of her son, attorneys said.
Requests in the Thomas will fol
low: mother.of the decedent, prop
erty sufficient to net an annual In
come of $25,000; Adelaide Wisby
Cotton, mother-in-law, property to
net annual inenmo of $<J,0(>0; Har
ry Read, Palm Beach, $10,000;
Lucy Cotton Thomns. wife, tho re
mainder of the estate in
trust
to be paid hijj in quarterly install
ments.
If the widow remarried, one
third of the trust fund goes to her,
according to the will* whllo the re
maining two-thirds will bo divided
equally between her daughter. Lucy
Cotton Thomas, und Samuel Fin
ley Thomus.
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GEORGIA BANKS
ARETOREOPEN
IN SHORT H E
Negotiations Now Under Way
For Reorganlxation Of 21
InHtltutlons Which Closed
After RefcKjlvfeifeAreNained
Connecticut Banker
OffersToLendMoney
Frank Ballard, Licensed Real
Estate Man Of Tfcls State,
Will Furnish $2,500,000
\4 •*
Four Die <In Blaze
That Destroys Home
MUSKEGON. Mich., July 24.
— (/P)— Paul Christie, prominent
wife, and two children, Marian,
aged 7, and Charles, 21 months,
were burned to death early to
day- when.their hotn« in North
Muskegon was destroyed by
fire,
The origin of the fire has not
been determined.
The body of Mr. Christie was
found near the front of the
house, indicating ha was tryinjr
to got out of the burning stric
ture. Mra, Christlo’s body was
found near the canter of tho
houzo and thoso of tha children
were in their bedroom.
The Christies home is on
Bear Lake near the Muskio
Lake Channel, in a restricted
residential section o f North
Muskegon. Mr. Christie wiik
41 years old and his wife 37.
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Freight!
Almost
1925 MarksSi
In VirtuallyLine, Figures’,
CHICAGO, July 24.—(/P)—The
ATLANTA*. Ga., July 24.—
—
celebrated case of Robert and Rus
Negotiations are under way f.»r
•’ **<
sell Scott, convicted murderers,
tho reorganization and reopening
which has gone through the courts
of twentv one Georgia banks which
Actual figures g]
here for many months, came into
closed after u receivership was
IS, Tex.. July 24. Kansas City has 11s Marion Tal public attention again toduy with
granted
for
tho
Bankers’
Trust
ford’s
trade this j
crnlie ami R epub- ley; but Nashville (Tenn.) has its a statement hy Robert to The Her
Company, with which they were af1925
record*
in vl
Joseph Marpherson, and its proud
filiaUd, the Atlanta Constitution
ers will K" t<» I lie Pri- of him. Mucphcrsnn, who is 24, ald and Examiner thut he fired
ry
Una,
accoi
said toduy in a story which quoted
in Texas today to has gone direct from Wurd-liel- the shot that nlew Joseph Muurer,
ness survey of
a drug clerk.
W. D. Manley, president of the
foite tickets and nom - munt (College comi*rvatory nt
trust compunv.
tail and wl “
Robert, who was returning here
28 national Con- Nashville to the Metropolitan Op from California prison, recently
The story suid Manley'hml an
by The
nounced thut Frank B a l l a r d ,
offices with ip ter era Co., and will njake his debut pleaded guilty to the murder und
creases
vary but raft
in the full. He is a basso.
Bridgeport, Conn., banker mid
was sentenced to life-imprison
in the D em ocrnaa
112
per
cent in A {
capitalist- has wired Manley offer Grand Jury StartBlnveRtigat*
ment after he had denied on the
natoriul race.
ing
to
place
cash
up
toJ|2,5011,(H
ill
‘
son
of
the
first six
stand that he fired the fatal shot.
ion Following Publication
for reorganizing the Georgia State
obwrvors declare the
In his statement to the paper lie
oJLthe
first
half
of 11 V
Of Story; Report ToJuryla
Bank nnd its 20 benches. Manley
contests lips bodeclared “ I lied to save my neck."
tW
corresponding
'
To Be MadeWlthln2Weeka
is president of ths Georgia State
Ferguson. Attorney
His elder brother Russell, about
this
year.
Bunk.
He
said
Ballard
is
u
per
Moody ami Lynch
whom has evolved some of the
New Trans-Continental Rail sonal and close frlsirtl.
LITTI,E ROCK, Ark., July 24.—
Every business
most intricate legnl maneuvers in America In H eifer Cond
tHouston.
Capitalization at $500,000
road System Is Seen With
American courts earlier, wus found
(JP)—Investigation o f rumors that Interviewed reported
Than Ever Before To '
jjBiUi Williams- of Uni Ins
The Georgia State Bank is cap Winona Green, life term convict at
guilty by a jury and after a hnlfi 0,F.Ziinim-rnian, are the
Announcement Of Deal Put italized
Care O ff -imerce.Coo
at $500,0OO. It, together the Arkansus statu farm for wo ing trade. This
a-dooen
trinls
und
reprieves,
now
' itidates.
Foi'uu.soiiisin
Through
At
Gotham
Friday
Says
In
ReviewOfSitualion
with
its
branches, is jiow in tho men nnd two comuaniona were gain conies aa a si
is awaiting death on the gallows
bwn anil acieyted as tlui
bunds of the Georgia stute bank brutally whipped following a flight 1925 was the
in
October.
il contest issue at the Severe
Editorial C l a i m s
NEW YORK. July 24.—(JP)—Ar ing department. The Constitution from the farm last month, todgy for a large number
PAU1, SMITH S, N. Y „ July 24.
' the present race.
Statement With Tears
America Is Sowing Seed Receives
—President
Coolidge
sees
nqf
evi
rangements
for uniting tha Kansas said the reorganization could bo wns hi the hands of a committee ford firms, it Ie said
Russell received Robert’s state
Ferguson, husband of
dence thnt the United States is City Southcrn-Mlssouri-Kansos and effected by tho purchase of stock of the Pulaski county grand jury
Of
Vengeance
And
Hatred
ment
with
tears.
i /-^vornnr and himself
I f the rate of
now in the hands of tho Banker’s
On Her Economic Policy
“ I always knew where Robert likely to lose any of the foreign Texas and St. Louis-Southwestern Tryst Company and. divorcing the with Mrs, Julia Roberts, superin
lyovernqt- who. resigned
trade
it
now
has.
eu
first half o f
tendent
of
tho
institution
on
record
was--the night I was in the death
system, with a total assets of about bank from nil connection with tho
‘ office when impeached,
with
u
categorical
denial
of
the
al
maintained
far
In
discussing
the
general
sub
$1100.0(10
000
and
a
combined
mile
cell
I
knew
that
Robert
was
In
the
Rome, July 24.—(/P)—A terrible
followed by his
legations.
ject today, officials suid at the ex age of approximately 0,000 miles, trust compunv.
half,
business
man
pen
in
California.1
'
iponeats avow,
After thut it would lx» necessary
waVe of mortul hutred of Ameri
ecutive office In Ttehalf of Mr.
The commlttco was named tq Instances expect i p '
Riisseil denied thut he hud ever Coolidge that the United States is were completed Friday. An im to build up the reserve to u point
im&toriul race oratory cans in Hweoping over old and ex
mediate
application
will
bo
made
to
where the state banking superin investigate conditions at the farm the amount o f bush
undindnsheil heat hausted Europe. but the Americans blamed Robert’ for the killing, al In n better condition to take care
the interstate commerce commis tendent would nuUltitlzp reopening, at the request of the Peoples For
campaign meetings of dg not pcrceivo it, says II Tevere though he wuh generally quoted in of its foreign trudu than other
in tbe whole year
um- u citizens organisation here.)
At tiouHfon, an cs- In an editorial recently. < I) Tev- newspapers us having accused his countries and proOably *111 con sion “ >r authority to bring the the statement snid.
The
charges
first
were
publish
three
roads
together
undo.1
the
di
Managers
and
irth of the uudlenco eie, meaning "Thu Tiaer," is the brother.
tinue to be In u position "to give rection of I*. F. Loree. who has en
ed in an out of the state newspa
'
Now
Realtor
In
Florida
James K. Forguson's organ of the extreme'Fascists),
Robert’s declaration, printed in better service than othtH.
F*>r
Tho committee will report to
BRIDGEPORT, Conn., July 24.— per,. Jury
the governor's behalf . ‘ "The Americans have their ayes tha nowspuper over his signature this rcuson, it was-Raid, tna prfs- gineered the merger.
two weeks hence.
^ I V e a . optl,
tho
•
Final
approval
of
tho
proposul
(JP)—
Frunk
Ballard
of
Bridgeport,
Ming demonstration. full of figures,” the paper contin and attested by Fred Springer, i ident believes that thin” feottrth\Y
ford's business
Mrs.
Bernice
Babcock,
chairman
wus
voted
by
the
directors
of
the
who
is
said
to
huvo
offered
$2,
Rcnubtiruns predict ues: ‘Their oars ure absorbed with first-nssiHtant superintendent of j will hold the trade It now >188. 1
of a committee appointed by the
Kansas
City
Southern
Railway
to
500,000
for
reorganization
of
tho
y’a primary will Iho clicking of adding machines. the Jail, contained what purported
day. lifter the board of
Georgln State "Bunk and its Peoples Forum, has announced that
than .'10.000 votes, They have a knife jip thoir sleeve*, to be u compute description ,ȣ tho j Mr. Coolidge, it was,
"nTalitftlfc
"
'" e two roads had ratified the wlam It branches, is believed tn be Frunk E. tho- committee. has been advised
tinued vigorously mwocly thoir inaaj J/oW»*.hl dollar, scene
_
_ foreign
_ coul
uitrioi
i"
f f i <t,rn>,S y United States by
trios is understood that tha three' rood* Bullard, former xoun*y-eonmris» rtha>-Mra. Loona Bruce or
contests hoM in- which can crush twenty Europeans. April 2, 1924, when
,u — Maurer “waa
“ for the purpose
of" regaininf avo- will Htlll retail their corporate sinner of Fairfield koputy- and ton. a former inmate of the farm,
rpf
g Repuhlicans, that for They live in u stute of suixrrb ob slain.
released on habeas corpus proceed “big things are in
nucs of trude this country las en identities, with Mr. Lore# in full now a realtor in Florida.
id for the eongressionnl liviousness whicii is cstunishing
According to Robert, the slaying tered into.
ings several days ago, had made Sanford,
There is ulwiys of control through his position us
in the 1Ith district, and offensive.
resulted from n quarrel over u lfii course, it was Bnid, keen competi chairman of tho major companies
affidavits that she heard sersama
Htuart
Band
Is
Climed
The survey revet..
tod by Harry M.
STUART, Fla., July 24.— (/P)— from the room in which the womsn new and bigger tagtitat
“ When wo hear ^Senator Borah cent package of cigarettes with no tion in foreign trade hut, to fur — the Kansas Citv Southern and
robbery
motive
involved.
us Die president knows, this is ut the “ Kuty.”
answer the austere and touching
Thu Stuart Bund and Trust C o , were confined after William Hobbs, templated for Sanford* «
Ica?e the fight has been plea of the French war wounded
present no different from usual.
Went For Drink of Liquor
The development of the Ixiree failed to open for business today. a gunrd, hnd walked toward jt which will be anne
!’ l contest iH'tsveen “ reg- (for revision of the wur debt set
The alleged smtenient suid that
The president's position wus system began to take shape more A statement, pouted on the door of armed with u leather strap. Tho
(kade<i hy it. It. Creager, tlement) with the cynical and arid Robert, in company with Russuil, made known on this nnd other than a your ago when the Kunsus the hunk, slated that the affairs affidavit quoted Mrs. Green, as near future.
The public utility
1coramiitts'ini ii from Tex- words: ‘They nave a right to pro went to the busenient of the store questions during u duy which snw
Citv Southern acquired working of the hiinkH were in the hands of saying hIu* received thirteen licks vesled in The Herald /
Iffurzbnch.
Wurzbach’s test, hut the Americun taxpayers for a drink of liquor.
which
“
brought
the
blood."
tho
Comptroller
with
depositors
Later, he Mr. Coolidge continue the pincticu control of tho “ Kuty." Another i
and which showed “
I that Creager has abused huven’t enough money to save went upstuirs to obtain cigurettes, he has entered on of going to tho linli wur added lust full, when u j secured und reorganization plan
Mrs. Roberts, advised of the a f consumers of gas,
privileges precipitated France,’ one lhinkn with terror of engaging in u fist-fight with executive office for both the morn large stock interest in tho cotton ned.
i
fidavit, reiterated hor deutal of the trlcltv to hove Ir
fktween the two.,
It is said to bo one of tho small allegation.
what tho divinu justice must be Maurer when the latter accused ing and nfternoon, according to belt lino was purchased from the
to 85 per cant in
tn eubernatoriul uspir- preparing for u nation thus con him of fulling to pay for tho to the schedule he maintains in Wash Rock Island, which hud been block er hanks of the Bankers Trust Co.,
Mrs. Babcock snid that mtmbara past year will ba
H. H. lin in g . Hour- stituted.
bacco.
They fell to the floor, he ington.
Late in the day he re ed In its efforts to mtrgo with this of Georgia chain.
of tho committee had not been al lima next year In the/d
iE. P, Scott, Corpus Christi.
said, continuing:
Additional tpil£AK« even
lowed to interview Mrs. Green or several close obsei
ceived tho newspuper correspond road.
s
“
No!
Things
cannot
go
on
thus.
US2 Texas counties ure diOfficers
laxrated
at
Miami
companions, tho state board of
“ Ho knocked my head against ents us he does every Friday in tually will find its wuv into the
The survey of
lirto t,8!>:! precincts. * Tire The Americans are sowing to tho
ORLANDO, Fla., July 24.—(JP) charities and corrections question including the principal if
consolidation if thcorgnu’s place
the capital.
the
floor,
and
I
reached
in
my
right
und
left
hatred
and
a
desire
|K»n at 8 a. m. and close nt
—
Frunk
E.
Bullard,
Bridgeport.
In response to inquiries it wuh for annexing several smuller liner Conn., who is said to have offered ing the authenticity of a letter itlea and transportation I
for vengeance. The right to cn- right hip-pocket und drew out a
from Governor Terral inviting her is as follows:
’ -j
rlnvo a whole continent is not to gun and after Muurer blocked my Raid ut the executive office that are carried out.
In tho southwest, tho new com $2,500,000 for the rc-organization to make an inspection oLtfe# firm .
lie secured even on a battlefield, hand a few times against the floor the president has ,no information
of
21
Georgia
banks,
members
of
---------—
—
—
Department Sterwl
with risk of life. They must think I realized that my head would be here us to what u n was made of bination will rival tho greater tho Bankers Trust Company of At
Business done by
it cun be ucquired behind the tell smashed in a minute. I raised the money ndvanced by the United Missouri Pacific system, which re lanta, and for which a receivership
Speer and Son Dry
er’s window of u bank, manipulat gun over the buck of Maurer und States to Great Britain during the cently completed one of the largest has been grunted, Im a licensed
during the first six
wur other than whut bus been mergers in this section, nnd the real estutu dealer in Florida, ac
fired."
ing loans at so much per cent.
Two Escaped Togelhrr
year exceeded that'
stuted by trcuBury officials in their pending Frisco-Rock Island consol cording to officials of the Florida
“ Wo cannot foresee the future
idation To u lessor extent, it also
ssata period last
Russell then came upsluirs, he replies to British
government
but we can rend in the hearts of
will compete with tho Atchison, Real Estate Buurd, with head
190 per cent, said’ l
tho men of this old Europe, written suid, and the two escaped. Russell spokesmen who have brought up Topeka and Santa Ke* nnd the quarters in this city.
taw of the ow iw raL ^
Jh'DO. Fla.. July 24.—(/P) hi letters of blood, "condemnation was captured the next iluy, but the subject in England.
Ballard
secured
a
licensa
to
deul
Southern Pacific systems which tup
“ Our sales d '
"
adenton (2rowers may yet of that certain slavery which has Robert was not found until many
Referring to some published re
Police officers
bu n d . M M I
in res! estate in Florida in 1925
months
of
1926
<
months later, in a California pris ports that Governor Generul Wood tha territory.
|to retain their franchise in the dullur as its symbol.”
and has beon actively engaged in and Jowelry itolsn from CnarlM
on, under an assumed name.
da State League, accordof the Philippines was resigning
tho business in tho state since that Williams of Orangw City, a neg tion of exceeding t
When Robert was brought baik his post, it was said that President 5 Building Permits
Ijn a 'limini eim'iit by J, B.
time, according to the board. His ro, who came to Sanford Wednes the first six m«
|nMiilriit of the League, nt Youthful Elopers Are he pleaded guilty and threw him Coolidgo could not seo the slight
offices arc locuted at 827 day night, at several places In 100 per cent,” at
A re Issued By Clerk Florida
noticeable _
self on the mercy of the court, af est foundation for them.
■today.
Eust
Flaglar
Street. Miami. and their investigation last night.
Missing A fter ter refusing for two day sto testi
her xtaleil that the Men Still
his Florida home in Coral Gables. Part of the $60 stolen from the business done so,
Only one question was asked
Building permits Issued in San
, ®ty commissioners had Search O f Three Days fy.
negro was found In a Ninth the increase in
may ba at
him: “ Did you fire the shots which Man’s Disappearance ford today are us follows: Fred S.
l!*c rluli $i,tii)i) contingent
street houso. and a gold watch This
to ths
•-- Houston, repuirs on u one-story
killed Joseph Muurer?”
The an-,
Pnying in of $1,500 hy
taken
from
his
coat
in
a
Third
Is Still A Mystery dwelling on Palmetto street, $100.
ELLSWORTH, Mulne, July 24. swer was "No; I didn’t." _
ing
bualoeaa
o o .g a
1,1 "f Itradentiin.
street house, according to the re
(/}>)„_A three-days search of the
C. A. Partin, repairs on three
Robert’s actions und testimony in
'kltnhonir niimnimicfttion,
port filed today by City Detec
The disappearance
of Rny
,pp
. La houses on Shepherd Street, $100
(officials reported to Mr. forest for this town’s two 14-year- court causod his prosecutors to in
tive J. B. Green and Officer A.
old
eloperB
waa
still
without
result
Salle,
Sgnford
automobile
sales each, repairs on three houses on
timate
to
the
judgo
that
his
at
morning that the enmH. Beckwith.
man, was still shrouded In mystery, Thirteenth Street, $100 each, and
titude was a ''frame.’1
ng the citizens received today.
Wilton Blair, negro, waa ar »Ti : i . i
todey.
The
missing
man's
wife
alterations on a dwelling on Four
While thoir parents waited at
»ble response yesterday
•Vl!
said today she will enlist the serv teenth Street, $250, C. C. Collins,
MIAMI, July 24.—(JP)—Police rested and bound over to the cir
’ today and that they be- home for thorn, David Coughlin Small Blaze Occurs
%
cuit court lata yesterday on a
ices
of
polioe
departments
of
the
______________
alterations
on
a
dwelling
on
Hightoday
sought
an
unidentified
elder
and
Nellie
Piper,
high-school
stu
~ would he no doubt but
grand larceny charge under $200
larger
cities
of
the
state
In
tho|jftn(]
Street,
$1,500.
ly
man
in
connection
with
the
at
A t Home Of T.C.BoIt
niTOKsury money to f I- dents and sweethearts who ran
tack on Mra. Vlrglniu Brandt Berg, bond. Etta Mae Thorp, negro
hunt for her husband.
teum through the re- awuy Wednesday for the second
36-year-old evangelist, who was girl, who waa given $91 of th*
MILLION
LOST
IN
OIL
BLA2K
La Salle left his homo early
■
the season would be time In a week, were not found.
A slight blaze in the home of T.
hit
by a rock on tne eve o f services stolen money, according to tha
WARREN,
Pa.,
July
24.—UP)—
Last night hope urosc with re C. Bolt on Palmetto Avenue was Monday morning with the inten
IWore the end of day. Toofficers, was bound ovar io tha
He has The oil fire at tho Warren Fefln- hero last night at the Christian county court on ebarga ol re
tbe lime limit for the ports that they hnd been seen walk extinguished by the Sanford fire tion of going to DeLand.
Ing
Company’s
plant,
near
hare,
Missionary
Alliance
tabernacle.
not
been
seen
since.
City
police
y. tn rniso the mnnoy or ing near the town of Whiting, 00 department last night about 9 q Mrs. Berg was reported by* Inti ceiving stolen goods. Willa Mas
All
C* ~*e Bradenton franchise. miles from here, and apparently clock, after damaging tho interior and the sheriff's department are was nearing an end today.
n u t.
danger was believed over from the mate friends as considerably im Durham, presented with 1$ by
investigating.
King reports from Tampa, homeward bound.
of tho dwelling to the extent of
Blair, was also charged with re at 4 o’clock* i
proved
today
after
prayers
by
hor
fife
which
broke
out
last
*l*r Johnson of Fort
James Coughlin, who ended the about $50. Chief Mack Cleveland
.
\ R. W. Pean
congregation, and a vigil hy other ceiving stolen goods,
First carload 1926 grapes, ship and «wtpt the entirejpiant.
protested the Tampa first clopment .when ho found ms stated this rooming that the lirf
chamber. A l
Officers
recovered
$48
of
the
msmbsr*
*
at
tha
tabernacle
loss
was
placed
at
$1,250,090.
•we ground that the Tam- brother and the girl In a camp four was subdued by two Bmall extin ped from Day county,
' ''
Sh* waa $60 which Will taros claimed .w as ton, >eei ut
the
night.
thro
piaying clans men, mile*! from here tait week, re guishers.
The sourco of the fire
ventlon
struc! kg a large pleca of. rock, utolen from his room at B
state cl that he hpd ro- turned yesterday with the machine was aald to ba In a imall closat*
chamber
through
the
window
of
her
ough
1
cafe
on
Third
Street.
The
throwrV
Torrrml protest frum the tho couple abandoned yesterday
will leave
ante-room. She regain roeinder ie alleged to have/'l
ubernaclo
.
W
o
m
a
n
W
h
o
S
l
a
i
.
„
club. Monday is the when th~e gas supply was exhaust
ed consciousness
soon
altar her •pent by the two women. • / .i
—
onacl---------,
.
Prominent
Dentist
..J Ior n protest to bo filed ed. •^
'i . . ••
•
under question. .
Will Practice Here O f B o b b e d H a i r R e m a r k k
Local
.' t
—r
Gives ‘Bad’ Chedt
moh and slapped, him, PirtUans
KTORT.
'Ky.,
July
nm
Jr*
.for*
.8erve Four
D r.D ..C .;
* * w“
Bureau la
o f the girl and the m h dstsrw sg^ outc
» o f several
To IdcoF Jeweler merly of
of WiWtoa-SsJero, N. C., ar*
a
.terbal
war
over
the
justice
of
inths On Roads
•
3
5
m
r
i
-«ft» rvangaliat
•
■?,i.
'■ ' V
; ____
rivedInInSanford yesterday. D fo
„ i tbs
_ . n » d g l r l t o s U a a p T e s c h - ths minister's
past
The sheriffs department \%.!ook_ Chamberlain will be essoclsted in
pteoroe
mads sn* utterance from 0llW *t«m tm ent
•tatsc-ll, negro, was sent- Irik for a man, who ilgned nis the dental practice with Dr. B. D.
wrltt
meres is one of the bee*
......... ^ vlrtooaa woman — " a o o ^ r t t r i^ .
four months on the name aa ‘‘0. W. Stubbs’’ on a chock
e n d m o ^ r ffld e n ti
eourt
r ? ° n 0 .c,1BrKc of larceny for I8B, which proved to ba ho
Wdge James G. 8haron. g o o d r ? ‘,Btubbs,‘
and was on* Of ths ten honor men
ru
P»«mploved as a driver chock to P*tor Aheonv J W g j at bk clsie.
SW; faring &Co., and 1UM North Park Axonti* ywtaN
DRY 8AI
I
*"PPing a ham out day, In paymont for » watch.
i
tt w«a said.
WASH ,
f Stubba woo sUylng at a h°t«l on
to* deter>w t^ " ;k ncfrro‘ WM
mine
how
' tb J?,onl^s 8entence on
**■
hlbitioa
liSeF’ i. John*°n itole
It was said.
York n
hotel. month
company or*
court
j£M i 10 e*tab,“ h fruit]
AMERICA HATED
IN EUROPE, SAYS
ITALIAN EDITOR
BRUTAL BEATING
OF THREE WOMEN
CONVICTSPROBED
PLANS COMPLETE
PRESIDENT
NO LOSS IN UIS. FOR MERGER OF
FOREIGN TRAD! THREE BIG ROADS
s& n ssn f
ie Franchise
Be Retained
Iradenton Club
Money And Jewelry
Stolen From N egro
Found By O fficers
Miami Police Seek
Elderly Man F o r
Attacking Woman
Will Visit
<S 5 n S W £ ;
.S w is s w
or *
f '.
J*
A m Um
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b *•1
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A fter being closed for three weeks, giving our store a
general remodeling, we will, open^ Saturday
July
24h
t wifh staggering low prices for one week only
Store
Opens
Saturday
•v
0 A . M..
Store
Opens I
Satui ‘
9 A.
,
MM
MEN’S DIMITY
CHECK UNION
SUITS
MEN’S BLUE
:i(»-INCH
PAJAM A
( IIAMBRY WORK
BLEACHING
CHECKS, 36-INCII
SHIRTS
PER YARD
WIDE, PER YARD
M
FANCY VOILES'
36-INCHES WID]
PER YARD
72x90
SHEETS
36-INCII
GOOD GRADE
SHEETING
PER YARD
MENSIMPORTED
BROADCLOTH
SHIRTS, WITH
COLLARS
M en’s
Socks
9 9 c
M en’s
j
H andkerchiefs
PER PAIR
Ladies’
H ose
PER PAIR
LADIES’
FULL FASHIONI
SUTERITESIL1
HOSE
MEN’S MUSLIN
N IG H T S H IR T S
MEN’S
PEN CHECK
WORK PANTS
$ 1.19
$4.00 MEN’S
DRESS SHOES
$3.45
$5.00 LADIES’
SLIPPERS
$3.98
$6.00 MEN’S
DRESS SHOES
$4.95
$6.00 LADIES’
SLIPPERS
$4.95
SOISETTE, 36-INCHES
WIDE, ALL COLORS
PER YARD
39c
BARONETTE
SATIN 36-INCH1
WIDE, PER YAI
$3.50 BOYS’ OXFORDS
$2.98
LADIES’ BED
ROOM SLIPPERS
49c
MEN’S SCOUT
WORK SHOES
$1.95
BOY’S TENNIS
SHOES
____________ $L29____________
CHILDREN’S $2.00 PATENT
LEATHER SLIPPERS
SIZES 4 TO 8
____________ $L49____________
PONGEE SILK
NATURAL COLOR
PER YARD
79c
NURSES’ UNIFORM
CLOTH, PER YARD
29c
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mr
$12.50
Ladies’
Silk
Dresses
$20.00
$27.50
Ladies' Silk
Ladies’ Silk
PA LM BGACII
$27.50
Tropical W orsteds
Suits
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dresses
and o f extra Rood
quality
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quality ' „ J been
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best glid e in ^UluT: showing
the latest developmnets in
the fashion ..wiriwNHl.. the
most popular
bought at tl
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An unusually o p p o r t u n e
chance to meet your future,
JuRt right for this summer .
weather. rQUallty
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suits
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at
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needs In suits,
it will
» Investigate this vfim**
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Jon. 1 and July 1.
' r a n additional
HraTStefprli*
l-Hill. Lumbar
expreoaed
with the
_______ in title* city.
.is mm o f the prineii taatariala In thla ftata
in the business
o f the gfrut
in the past year.
the
business fori
City. He
r«ur
the
1926 — ™
tame period of 192*
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on the chemical com- last, that there wsfe more auto
Walker, vioa presi- mobiles.In use in Sdnford at the
other .things more preeent' time thsh eter before;
that both railways and steamship
P«»
lines were doing busings on a larg
.... Plant Needed .
er scale than at -the top of the
"Our bnainaas has .shown1 a boom, and that the Chamber of
steady increase in the past year, Commerce could say that there
and prospects for the coming wasn't a vacant house In the city.
months appear better than evprr Baity* havf greatly increased their
said Heyward Walker, vice presi deposits and are In an 'unusually
dent and general manager of the healthy condition, Mr. Douglass
u. y , .
Seminole Creamery Company of a^ded.
Sanford.
-a
Postal Receipts Heavier
“ We recently moved Into our new
plant, .which was made necessary,
"Postal receipts each month
by the growth of our business” he this year show a healthy Increase
said. “ During the first six months over the preceding one and also
of 1920 .tho volume of business has over the corresponding month of
increased practically 60 per cent 1926,” said J. P. Hall, postmaster.
over that of the first six months of Money order receipt# also show
1928”
monthly increases.
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Estimates cheerfully given.
wiring.
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815 Park A t *.
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TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
THE CORE
A recognized dependable
Fertilizer for thirty years
RINES
ir o n in ir d iH
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Save m oney l>y buying here,
Douglass Review Conditions
Tho Sunford Chamber of Coinas long ns they lust.
merfce hus enjoyed a very prosper
ous year, and at the prewmt time
is rated ss one of the best organ!
zations of its kind in the state, ac
cording to President E, A. Doug
KILLING STATION
ins. During tho past year an in
tensive membership campaign was
Phone 4*1-J
launched, which resulted in tho in It 13 Hanford Ave,
crease of members to over 4,090,
Hanford. FIs.
z p iz r a a jZ J E ia iH ii^
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CHEMICAL
CORP.
S. M. Lloyd of tho Lloyd Shoe
Htoro," and we are vnry well sat
isfied with the results of the past
six months in our firm.
"Naturally In a city »with tha
record for substantiality lbat San
Lina Business
ford has the business houses would ALL SIZES High Pressure
sines* on tho Clyde show a gain in approximately tho
Iyer Line doubled In oarno ratio as the city 1ms grown."
and Balloons
I increase in volume
l«e carried between
and Sanford is also
the first six months,
t business, including ail
*, is virtually as heavy
... as last although the
iy company lion rifsconUning building materials.
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Herald Classified Ads Bring Results
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Clothing Business Good
“ Our business shows a nice in
crease for the first six months of
this year over the same period of |
last year." W. M. McKinnon, presi
dent of tb" McKinnon-Mark wood I
Co., clot biers, said, nnd I think our
July bu-inet's will be better than [
for the same month of last year.
I believe business will continue to
Hardware Hairs Increase
J. G. Ball, president of the Ball be good.”
Hardware Company of this city,
Auto Hales Gain
stated that his - firm's business
Automobile sales nt the Edward
shows a substantial gain over last
year, and that the outlook for the Higgins, Inc., Ford sales und Servnext year in even brighter than at ico agency, have increased 38 per
thla time 12 months ago. He said: cent in the first six months of |
. "There has been a substantial 1920 as compared with the same
gain In the business of the firm period of last year, according to
this year, every line has Increased T. M. Fox, -ales manager.
If the present rate of increase J
with the building hardware show
ing the greatest percentage* of gain. in volume of business continues,
This In my opinion is ti sure sign the increase f'-r 1920 will be ap
that Hanford is on the upward proximately 32 1-3 )pvr cent over |
trend, as there is no surer wuy of 1926, Mr. Fox said.
"I know iliat conditions here are
estimating growth than by the
building that is going on in a
Continued on page three.
community."
Iftp on June 30, 1920 totaled
as compared with
gain of *1,222,940.accordlng to the
of the year over the
of 1925, according to
, Sanford commercial
Clyde Steamship Co.
eraa
Phone 420-W
good barometer o f business condl-1
tlons and our steady increase in I
business at thla office indicates
that business In Sanford is excep
tionally good,". Mr. Hall said.
his organisation had increased
about 20 per cent in the past year,
and that he expected the coming
winter months to be the moat pros
perous in the history of the com
pany.
“ Although we have had'no phe
nomenal increase in the volume of
business in the past 12 months,
thoro has been u steady upward
trend in the receipts of our vari
ous branches” , said Mr. Wight,
"and I am optimistic over the Vr»spects in the future."
d t nonsuiting our books I
that business for the first
of 1920 has umialed,
, that done -by the
the corresponding
928,” said Mr. Smith.
^Deposits Gsin
anks are In excellent
od,‘Frank P. Forster, presiof tha First Nations! Bank,
Shoe Sales Grow
r“Tbei report on the condition
FJhtt National at the close
"Every month of 1926 has shown
Mr*June 30 will show our an increase over the business of
,, he said.
tho same month last year" stated
v*
Corner
Fourth
and
MapU
.i r
ic Co.
K
>
Cbnsult us before
i M m kffh <■
The parcol post business at the
Business Brisk
if 'idle at home furniture has
brisk during the firat six
1- this year according to
. C. Smith, secretary and
Smith Brothers Inc.,
w toe Sanford Furniture
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Filling Stations Prosper
in tha dray
Sanford postoffice continues to
nat and Anderw in volume, h« declared, the
R. B. Wight, president of the
tbe bpbks for Wight' Brothers Company, who op
'ease In Incoming parcels being
lept, according1 to erate a chain at filling stations in most noticeable.'
at the own- Sanford, said that the business o f • ■"The postoffice Is generally a j
this year," Ur.
ahowa a 60 per
,. tha aame month
to and including
ith of June ahowa
per cent over the
last year.”
in volume of aalea
.to the Increased popSanford by Ur. Roumflre are more people here,"
*, “and sales will naturally
iviar. ’ I aee nothing to
about. I feel good about
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High Grade
Materials
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Motor
Lubricant
Added to Crankcase Oil
a*
S h ip m e n ts d ire ct o r A m p le W a r e h o u s e S to ck s fo r
lo c a l d e liv e r y
Gives
D ECIDED LY SATISFACTO R Y
RESULTS
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Quiet, Smooth Running
Lengthened Life o f Motor
Minimum Motor Repnira
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On Sale A t M ost Filling*'S ta tio n s
and Garages
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W' ~[cteil.
tela," Mi*. ?Warner
M'hr*
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Diniv is no depression in Sanford
expeotartlons” said; Mb, ntul wc will cdmlnuo to enjoy good
"Our records show that oumiuss and prosperity
l
we nave done double tho amount
>1 . Moire Freight Handled J
we did during-the same morjttei in
" Tho voTii me of freight hanflled
Port Myers— 10-st&ry community
' ,,)re Plumbing Jobs
1925, which was considered ft ban Imtcl under construction.
In a community is always conoid- ,'rinfiiumbdr
of
Im
‘ ™ 'lumber of Individual plum}) ner year.
Conditions in Sanford
ored a good bartjmetor of (he fibs!-1»<g jobs done by ithe Mahonov
sound.
The people here have
'fw T P1,K° two)u„ , nesif, activity, according to J .f L. Walker Co., I„c
Columbia County farmers har
ending it freely. vesting largo tobacco crop.
i»onrinsr
the
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an<!
nr*
S^wmli
Well^, SSnford confitncrciftt anlnt fi»Kt six months of I92G
as comof the Atlantic Coast Line Rail- J
"* — 1 lvlth the corresponding
K...~
road. v ' t,. ,
{ l i t °*. nH( Vear show a decided
■rnts Hrnw More
"Tho Atlantic Coast Line han M rSff»e for apartments houses and
jfwrll
Sanford,"
[|di*renh I,. Mnrentetto, dled into Sanford In June of this * *.t' g ngB ('r,,,,,,,d in Sanford, »iW E SPECIALIZE
year almost twice ns much freight
l° ^ ,man*
Long, prusiJ?[£e Mdsne and Prin- ns in Juno of last year," Mr. Wells dmt
in
* l Me, "that wc tire said.
"And the freight handled
“ Apartment bouses and dwell
rt'thft erection of n this June was four times
much ings have increased over last year,
«(th a scaling capaci- for tho- 'snipe month flvi yeit# our plumbing jobs show," Mr. Long
ago, or in June, 1D21."
jpeople-"
,
sntd.
“ They are building better
Dford Enterprises, Inc.,
"Our freight business on a whole apartment houses in Sanford, and
beat amujienicnt iiela in Florida,” Mr. Walls atab^L n much better grade of plumbing
Crystal jEakf Dining,Pgl-lor
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J i the executive* im- “ is better this summer thnn it was is being used. People are getting
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GIVE US \ Till \i,
lined the possibilities this time last summer, whfji w j away from the wooden sink, and
S
r*bcfe nlatii to improve thought we were doing stFwetl. ti3lng higher grade material. Builti
I^VKB M4VIIY
1
Twhieh they purchased. Wc anticipate a 26 per cent m- in bath tubs are being installed aicapacity of the two crease this winter, nnd ev ry of- most exclusively.
MR. AN !) MRS. N. |t. JKItOME
There are six
lare houses were dou- |fort to provide adequate 6rvico |“ Ullt-in tubs installed to one of the
^exterior and interior l« being made in advance.
other type, while it was a 20 to
' and a $15.1*00 pipe or- ■
1 shot iu favor of the old style
ti
i.....
'Plwi.t
in the Milane Tlicau fc\f years ago." he declared.
The Citrus Outlook
The citrus outlook for the San
{kawlng people to San- ford section is encouraging qt this
Doubles In Business
’ other points now, Mr, time, according to Randall Chase
Twice the Volume of business
etaid. “They didn’t use of the Chase and Co., fruit dealers, ‘lone during the first six months
growers and shippers of Suuford. of 11(25 was reporteil for the cor
|kr«.”
“ The quality in this section is responding months this year, by
Show Increase
above that of some other sec- Albert Kaffehl, owner of The Out
let, ladies' really to wear and
•W Warner "l the Warner, j lions," Mr. Chase said
TED
uuiy to,matcHa,(j*
the ^ pru^ RaffeW.
fitg 5-
l
s
C h i c k e n & S t e a k D in n e r s
S
Over Sunday
Sanford Country Club
S
Exclusive Agents for the famous
W aller H agen” Equipment Manu
factured at Long wood.
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Black
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Ernest Torrance, Ctantf
Fercy Marmunt irt;1
% mount's
h
Miles W est o f Sanford
‘EVE’S LE$1„
hy Cecil B. DeWUttf!^
William Boyd,
Robert Edcaon, - Walter t
Special Comedy and’1?"
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Water Slides - Spring Boards
-
r.' r oiiiH
Boats For Hire
Wednesday
Picnic Tables For
Matt IWoore and '
vote In .v. .
4
Large or Small Parties
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Electric Piano For
Dancing A t Anytime
W . S. SEW ELL, M gr.
s
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THREE
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Dyjumuit:.”
hi 1 h
T a b l e d e H o t e D in n e r
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Spend Your W eek-End
3
f
De Leon Springs Hotel
or
Chili Sirloin Slunk — ?l.f><)
Special Sunday
Dinners
Swim m ing - Boating - Fishing
Dinner and Bridge Parties
'‘
V’A ^ 'V
1
Thursday i i
i ,i* *}U >om
Dick” Barthel^ei
'irufl
at the
Southern Fried Chirkou
‘RANSC
Hal Roach’s^
‘^Thundering
Review.
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S atisfactory serv iir t<> cluh limchunii..
dinnur parties.
pi-ivatu
Seminolr Syiinipalors Orchestra
Starting at 8 :0 0 p. 111,
Upholstery — s ilv e r g r a y g e n u in e m o h a ir v e lv e t w ith
seat backs and c u s h io n s in th e la te s t c u s t o m p an elin g.
PHONE ORANCE AND BLACK HOTEL,
Instrument b o a r d a n d w in d o w m o u ld i n g s in rich
walnut, h a rd w a re in p o lis h e d n ic k e l, s m a r tly d e sig n e d
for this v e h icle .
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Natural w o o d w h e e l s w it h d a g g e r s p o k e -s t r i p e s .
Steel disc w h e e ls , in M a x i n e biuby o p tio n a l a t no
extra cost
j
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Complete s p e c ia l e q u i p m e n t , in c lu d in g : p o lis h e d
nickel radiator s h e ll a n d e m b le m , c o w l lam ps, c o w l
ventilator, n ic k e le d , fro n t a n d rear b u m p e rs , h ea ter,
autom atic w in d s h ie ld c l e a n e r , a n d m a n y o t h e r s .
A sm art, ro o m y a n d d e p e n d a b le c lo s e d c a r th a t w ill
serve you for y e a r s a t lo w c o st.
OAK AVENUE A T SECOND!STRICT
Phono for Reservations
LONG WOOD, FOR RESERVATIONS
a a a a a a 'ih i'u a a a a tfa a tk rtM la a M a a a a a B a a a a a a a B B a a a B a a a J
J***b b b b b b b b b h b b b b b b b b b b b b b i
a
\Palm Springs j
JUST W EST OK LONG WOOD
L eave care and w orry a t home for a few
■ hours. Come and enjoy a days vacatjort
l.
with us. swim
in
our ..p o o l ,.su r^
MILLER
D ancing on Thusdaya
~
Come Swim
1*H
rridaO uiy
Rcglnalt
Body fin ish ed in M a x in e b lu e la c q u e r, b la c k .a b o v e
belt line, w ith s ilv e r g r a y strip in g a n d lu stro u s b la c k
enamel sh ield s a n d fen d e rs.
A
Comedy “ Scmtohetf
nnd AeHop's FftbWs
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Tuesday, July-*
White Sand Beach
Cood Fishing
1
a w if UlN
Lake Mary Casino
Dining, Dancing,
Entertainment
doa
from the Sinclair Deiri
Hal Roach Comedy **fT
Kick” — C h a rl^ o p ’ 1
No. 6. — IMiinno-^emfc
Crystal Clear W ater
No Cover Charge
ZD
and the P R I C E w ill im p r e s s y o u as R em arkably lo w . /
Monday, Julyi.
.
Every Evening Except
Sunday
Inspect th e A P P O I N T M E N T S of thfe b e a u tifu l ca r,
■ 1 u’
‘MAN'
\
Cabaret!
i
eLuxe Sedan-
!t.
3
Seminole
UNDEK NEW ,M \NAGEMENT
a:,.*/ v'
m
s
**t Mb hotels were d o -- season as they were last season
y tiu^nie- .
I California had a frcer.e in (In- win
MITICK
. oTfr the Valdez hotel on j ter of 1925 cutting the erop short ’li> \V1jo It nny
<’tmrer 1 1 :
*t«5''
Mr. Warner, t and the people became orange
N'Hir* is )w rcliy k Ivimi lh.it the
I'.n f n- i Hlnp h r j i M. f i . i i ' c x l s l i n r In
first 20 iluys o f tins hungry. • This made a fine mar
twfi'n .1 K. At k i
u ml K. fr.
Cali for ■
incus at file Valdez ket for Florida oranges.
’tj»rkp immIi 1* tint rminis
rF|M. Scmtincrease of 20 per cent nia is said to have a big erop jKliUpIo Kiectrie romimiiy. im, i.h,' .,
. - ".......................
nrosnect.”
V- j:*
”"'I v.mI. u.nil thi l l t i l e t . us l r o HS w i l l
tint 20 days o f July, proBpect.
er . i i i f i r r lie c o n d u c t e d b y s a i d J. l v
Tho citrus season of 1925-20 wras Mi
"About the same increase
A t k i n s o n , un d e r the na me o f Tin
satisfactory, Mr. Chaso stated. Mem Inolii. I l l e e t i i i ' f ' l i mpnnv , Sun
for the Seminole.
I ’ lm'ldit, stild .1. H. A t k i n s o n to
|y this a
ts a quiet "Home very high prices were real 1 .forrl.
| ' ‘ S | | |N .
tile |m\ I I I . O i l o f n i l , , | || ;
tottls in I'li'tida, but such izrd,” ho said, “ on account o f ‘ the I I I O I I M mill l o 1I •1\ ,! 11it > rneiil ., r ,,||
... I '!■ 1,1 s "W 11in In llnHit 1(1
I 01 tiler
dsc in Sanford, for wo unusual conditions prevailing at
We hud Iu. f I nersli I|i.
ijiiig a MTV gratifying the start of tho season,
>YI " " "
.'...in o u t , K l o n . l i i . .1 ni l ' L'.l l-Eim
| lu llin' that the tip- unsatisfactory prices for several
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j Orange and\
System opei at tug I “ We don't anticipate as high |"ten’s furnishing store.
inlr Hotels,
o f me
the new
new,
"Business at The Outlet
On
uj am]‘ Seminole
tioieis, ji prices
juices at
ui the
me beginning
oegmmng 01
during
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a
3
ISewl
For
AT THE
�Tit
r 'r r 'r i 'i f ; *
v if
, Sii ^4. t- v^LXv' ••.. '•*"uS>^!?vX«'.f-vVi
Being a' good- Democrat an „ ' ’ iff K r i h o n e f ^ ^ t
the
ideals and the principles o f th
mocrutfc Pai
r .y jr- f ;
would you rather have as Prei
Of th e U n ite_____ . . . . .
. , __ ..«tortie«
t ‘ under Aat pt Al Smith, o f New York, or Cal . Idge, n ow o f W a sh in g -
ikrtiol
\Wr,;;
*r
mSk
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' Quite so, Mr. Coolidge
' \Z7£ :- i
is not a member of the Democratic
Coked
Gel* the
fo-N«c*Er.
and the
BY ARTHUR UK!
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YESTERDAY SIX I
Party at all. He was nominated, and elected by Republi
«
£m
cans and Independents, of one lrind and another. But he up n*Jowelry shop in
tUvaca ’
shot a clerk, killed the
lx Months—ll.io. seema to be a pretty good man. He seems to be clean and fore he died, the owner ]
. b y Carrier, p e r faithful, a hard worker, and an earnest lover o f his coun bandit.
The five, oth “
ikly •Kdlllun IlOO
the dead man to theii
try.
If
he
and
Al
Smith
should
be
placed
at
each
end
of
v lC W .
a .field and the people of New York required to divide and sure he was dead, and
,__ All obltunry
out on a crowded tl
what sort farther
(h a n k *, r e solu tion * march toward the man they desired as a leader,
on.
Ixln men ta w lion i
WY
A. V
Will' be charted o f folks would walk toward Coolidge and what sort would
—
0 ® > rate*.
walk toward Smith ?
A FEW minutes fate* flVtj bail
If you should happen to get caught in the mob rushing dits held up an Italian bankf ehot
lATtttl PHEtll
Press la exclue- toward Smith's end o f the field you would be deafened by one clerk and run when another
clerk opened fire.
use . for [re
I Sews dlepstchrs the noise o f the pushcart venders,. You would hear a lan
Police say the same gang, minus
su th e guage as strange to you as though it were a foreign tongue.
fe w
. r-dk Al
one man killed, did the . second
ft
f
-‘W
a#
ion Of epeClNI •You would be smashed on the bean now and then by a beer "job.”
v jm . .
t i l l reserved.
bottle or a good strong gat. Likely as not the' crowd would
“ They were coked up,* the po*
be several times as dense as the one traveling, decorously Hco say, meaning that they were
>4, 1926
nr,
toward the place where Coolidge stood waiting, because, made reckless by cocaine; . Drug*
play a part in our crime Wave.
AtDrLATF'ORM
remember, this imaginary try-out we have laid is irf Amer
("’/t1*
watet •route to Jack- ica's' foreign capital, New York City.
iville. ' . •
CHICAGO Wild, hove the big
"W et” Democrats throughout the country and all their Dempsey - Tunney
•f St. Johns-Inheavyweight
, -T cabal.
side-partners will insist upon Al Smith being the standard on September 11. The "gate” la
-it white way.
bearer of the party in 1928. Judging from the way the expected to be $12,000,000. Demp
rnpool, lennia court*,
sey will get $400,000, T ;n*y, win
primary elections have gone thug far this spring, the Re or
lose, $ 100,000, and sweet charity
■Iff o f building pro-* publican I’hrty is losing power..- But if the Republicans rets $100,000.
Mr. Rickard who
hotels, apart* nominate Mr. Coolidge to succeed him self as President, ras brains, gets the rest minus ex
i
penses.
whom will the Democrats name to beat him?
o f street paving pro*
■Wr-.-r
.
^
Jon of b (A I e v a r d
[.Lake Monroe,
ipljftlpq of city beautifiesion proyram.
tension of school system
[il. .frith, provision for increased
facilities.
^
R 8 E FOn TODAY*
OR OTHERS— “ I
nd’fyud, 0 Lord God,
^ p e o p le nnd Thino
Meta -Thou hast ro
ugh ..Thy greatness.”
>iV 1 j • . <.
fER-—Loyd, tench us to
|Mf one another.
• I I ’ o--------IY FOR T1IK PEOPLE
ijwtien you nre wrong
i of other men to soften
fh the streets you move
t proSably in rather often,
an thrust you off the walk
ortfi upon the pavement
,1 t*rry,
t ali aorta of angry talk.
Imply say that you nrc
sorry.
fcfc
If New York Dem ocrats do n ot succeed in having Al
Smith nominated as the D em ocrats’ standard-bearer in the
Democratic convention, they will see to it that the man who
is nominated is whipped to a frazzle. They arc already lay
ing their plans to carry the convention for their man. And
if they do, as we asked before, how will you v o t e ? "
Between now and the spring o f 1928 there m ay appear
a leader fo r the Dem ocratic Party. But he is not in sight
now so fa r as The Herald can see. He will have to be a
man strong enough to down the Al Smith heelers, and at
the sam e time the Kort o f man w ho will win the support
o f the independent voters in su fficien t numbers to out-vote
Republicans ami pro-liquor Dem ocrats.
Fortunately the num ber o f independent voters is con
stantly growing. Men are thinking more about principles
and leadership qualifications than they are about the name
o f the organization backing a candidate. The South
is
even beginning to wonder what it gets out o f being "S olid .”
Between Al Smith, so-called Democrat, and Cal Coolidge,
clear-cut Republican, The Herald honestly believes that the
choice o f dean Democrats everyw here would go to Coolidge.
Obviously it is lime for political organizations to do con
siderable thinking.
-O-
“ Disconcerting- F acts” Can Be B lessings
awer back when you’re ad-
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JACK BDRNR,
118 E. Second St.
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SUPV o SBp T o
BfiUOAKS To
Bcfl&OF US
BUT-
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NEW SPAPER
URBANA, O., .DEMOCRAT
An enumeration of the reasons
n Brooklyn evi- for advertising has recently been
out' given out.
There are eight rea
>■City
sons advanced, hut there nre muny
* i i*.
others, of course.
However, here
bandit* keep on are eight that are very splendid
tr own ranka; and highly convincing, as given in
lumbar a southern newspaper:
it tha
Newspaper reading is a univers
la than).
al dally habit newspaper adver
tising, therefore, reaches euch day
>v#ly in Sanford, virtually all who buy.
■raid that nobody
Newspaper advertising is the life
nobody wantc hely,
jw rton -who adver- blood ox local trad* because it
- 'graph er.—Tampa touches all consumer sources in
It gives the
„ „
*ay g* much for every community.
national advertiser the same oppor
tunity for s;®mplete consumer ap
.
peal In an$[ locality.
K .Newipapct advertising cuts sell
u»d It U working
■J. Anderson u ing coat* because it entalh no
“ ' " ib meets waste , iii. locality o f circulation.
waruse it to covet
i
r loft of Manu
fltable
to
do
it
la
prof
ketK
pku
bust
m
quick, thorough nnd economical
dealer distribution and dealer good
will, necause retailers are willing,
to sell products advertised direct,
to their own rom.umers.
Newspaper advertising enable!
manufacturers to tell where their
products may be bought.
Newspaper advertising can bo
started or *tupped over night, cun'
be prepared between days to meat
certain developments and to obtain
immediate result*.
Newspaper advertising enables'
manufacturers to check advurtis*
ing results and cotts in every mar*
ket which they enter.
Newspaper advertising costs less!
than any other kind.
The merchant nr other busin
man $rho la not taking advun
of the opportunities offered
newspaper advertising to boost
business IK>W will stilt bo faciiB
readjustment problems when his
competitor ;ia back ,on a normar
business pT
t o
— ON—
GOODYEAR TI
.10 by 1 V t Valhfiiidor
2!) hy 440 Pathfinder
11 by 125 Goodyear
Other sisea in proper
Let Us Repair Your
SCIENTISTS ARE interested tl)
v
a long legged little creature, whqse
father was a wild horse of Thibet,
This is
his mother n wild ubb.
the first appearance of such a
H UNGRY AMID PLENTY
"cross." Scientists call It a “ KioBY BIUJNO LESSING
nug-er," and it is the beginning
and end of its dynasty.
Being a
A nmteresting line of Francois there are many people in every
mule, it can never have children. Villon:
town who are enjoying all the de
To such mixtures nature sets a
"[ die of thirst beside the foun light* of good drinking.
But he
limit, "Thus far shnlt thou go, and tain'* edge."
doe* not know Imw to get in touch
no farther."
Villi..... ..
clearly and for with them.
cibly u though which, has arisen,
At that same time, many a man
(Milt ANTES l iHtS tfclieved In ut some time or other, in every hu is drawing a cork front a bottle
all sorts of “ crosM's,” half animnl man being’s mind.
Like a string or mixing a cooling drink and
half man, hut we know better, ^he on a harp you can play upon this wishing that he had some conge
Minotaur living on the. Island of thought endlessly, always obtain nial companion to share it with
Crete, devouring youths and vir ing a different melody.
But the him.
The twain simply “ don't
gins sent from Greece ns a tribute, tune is monotoncously the same.
.acet."
waa believed lo have n huninn
You want something.
You be
Purely a case of “ dying of thirst
mother, I’uxiphne, aistcr of Circe, hold other* possessing what you beside the fountain’s edge.”
Al
and for father a bull, sent by Nep want.
Hut you cannot obtain it though in thl* particular instance
tune.
for yourself.
the one cun cun tern plate hi* suf
Theseus, according to legend,
It i* sad.
And, the same time, fering more calmly than the other.
killed the minntaur,
Science has it is comical.
It ull depends up
Individual* suffer from poverty
killed that nonsense. Nature keeps on your humor nnd your point of within a stone's throw of Othrr
separate iter many strange species view.
people who are eager to relieve
of animal*,
,
A man is atone in u . strange the suffering of poverty.
People
town,
He would like to meet a are lonesome next dnoi to other
Someone is dy- j
ALL THE 'world in watching nice girl and spend the evening [onrstmc souls.
He sees other men walk ing for human sympathy apd, j
France and the franc.
American with re.
traveler* arc insulted on the street* ing the streets, eating in restaur nround the corner, I* someone who |
1
«nd : B»pm~:i*w«pupcrM ant* or hitting im theaters, each want* to sympathize.
But he
The tv ni;, simply “ don't meet." I
"f> America,” and on with a girl at hi* side.
They each suffer from thirst with 1
"Uncle Shylock." because America knows none and can find none.
■
At the same time there are him a tountam close tiy.
request* part payment* of it* debt.
There
is
a
splendid
field
for a |
deeds
of
charming
girl*,
alone
in
Theaa bristilllie* will not in*t,
and perhaps they will tench the this same town, who wi*h for noth practical, philanthropic mind.
.Most philanthropic 'minds art1
United Stntcs, when the next ing more than the companionship
me, practical,
Practical' mind* [
European war begin*, to follow of a nice man for an evening.
Yot the "twain don't meet.”
tire not always sincere.
Hut a
Japan’s example, take what it
A man whose busincs* takes him prison possessing both attribute* *Jj
want* in it* own neighborhood,
and keep it* men mid it* money at from town tq town in this country could immortalize himself by de- :■
home.
You will never he liked may find himself unhappy because vising a way for those of thirsty
by thorn; that owe you money, es he cannot obtain a highball or a , heart or mind or soul, to find u
He knows that ' Iountuin.
pecially i! they can't, or don't glass of beer.
want to pay.
mV
WOULD THE President sub
mit his own affairs to the judg
ment of a foreign court, just now?
Bettor stay home, depend on our
own court*, and incidentally build
flying machines and submarines
to keap away unwelcome 'visitors.
Wa shall have such visitors if we
tamalp unprepared.
The world
h a iu u*.
v■
. --------SENATOR REED, who may be
nominated for president by the
toorats, says Senator Bor ah
iyad nh chance or u lunomination by savage uton the wets.
Hamilton,
»r of the Aul)' Ga., Chronicle, foresee* a
ion between, the dry west
.dry south, the agricultural
the Mrlepttural iouth,
the aaafe o f political corivilege."
‘ , but “ the
" is also
and
THE NOVEL!
SHOP
BIG REDUCTK
-/f
the United States in that court 10
to 1.
And their favorite name
for Ihis country is "Uncle Shylock.”
A D V E R T IS IN G
ELECTRIC F
SALE
716 Sanford Are
Sanford. Fll
CUSTOM and HABIT
men.
\f
■M.ilH
ryhaa gravely
ireerkaa pleasure
PHONE 8.14
d
"Such disconcerting facts make you think about the day
when
your earning ability will not bn so great as now ."
voicca rasp or
That sentence leaps out with a challenge to thought. It
It. a' alwa;
ays best
is taken from an advertisem ent o f one o f Florida's great
id suavo and
banking institutions, an advertisem ent calling attention to
lust apeak, Confine your the need o f planning a safe way to lay som ething by for
the tim e when old age or lessened ability to earn money
poetH fend civil conversation;
stops a m an’s income.
.expression, we beseech,
"T he more you earn,” says the advertisem ent, "th e more
it your inward irritation.
you seem to spent!. W ith eyjfty iner«asu^in
sttlng on a hus or car
there seems to be an equal Increase in your outgo. Or
ero people crowd from all di- every time you put money in this or that venture recom
it^, rcctions,
go
' Iahow how very vexed you are mended by a friend or acquaintance, does som ething
Ive expression to oh jeetions. wrong, leaving you n oth in g ?"
yob are pushed and shoved
Following that paragraph comes the sentence with which
and kneed,
this
w riting opens. "D isconcerting facts," without a doubt,
fh<now and then n fist may
hut
they
seem to be the only kind o f facts that cause some
clout you—
rays wiser not to heed
people to stop to consider what sort o f provision they are
rudeness of the throng making for themselves and their dependents when "easy
t ' about you.
m oney” iH no longer in reach.
This iH a day o f liberal wages. Nearly every man and
blags a lot >rft folks will
woman who are drawing salaries could curtail expenses
U N IT E D S T A T E S O F T H E W O R L D
bay are mean .or tempera- and put aside a little more than they are saving now out
ITALY’S PACIFIST
govern
DEARBORN INDEPENDENT
fiental,
’
ment believe* it isn't the French
o
f
their
wages.
Nearly
every
man
and
woman
who
have
in mind It'a beet for you
people or the French government
WHAT nmn has failed to do by
forbearing, mild and incomes o f any .sort could find ways o f being happy on that has failed, hut the parliament ethics, by sermon and by written cry farmer’* field is become a port
less expenditure and could be insuring themselves against ary «y*tcni of government. Mim- word the progress of machinery is of entry, mid plane* cross bound-tries and scan adjacent nations at
. !ly used Tfply with kind want, and perhaps suffering, that com e to those ■who go Holini look* upon parliament a* a accomplishing.
will.
• pleasant■ 'fend .forgiving
hurmful interference with the will
Treaties for international nmity
into their sunset years w ithout means to pay their way.
Radio, ‘as well, know* no inlcrL; greetinga|y ■
and the usefulness of one strong have proved but scrap* of paper; natinnnl boundary, and carries the
T oo many o f us regard our earning ability as som ething man.
hen yotf^ffo you're sure,
sermons setting forth the right sunn necessity of an international
you’ll A M 4 , "
that is to last forever. W e seem to acquire the idea that
Many,expect the strong man to ways for .nan have brought re language, nnd thus international
,_jb an ew ul lot,of beatingst money will always he easy to get. W e take a chance at nppear in France.
He tin* ap sults far short of the basic ideals; t hoiking.
j . —By James J. Montague.
peared there often, in Napoleon’s intentions uf nation and individual ; The mnn who ahorlens the di*this
or
that,
oh
ecrfu
lly
accept
our
disappointm
ents
and
|V* --------O------- ,
day for instance, but didn't make have ended in disappointment and'l.nice between two nations in|good thing about thla weath- our losses, in t he thought that we shall soon earn enough conditions much better.
hroken vision*.
|i leases their understanding in like
Isn’t as hat''be re as U is in from salaries or gain enough through profits to put the
Europo ha* been a me** o f poll- I proportion, and decreases their
Mother places. «
amount we lost hack to our credit in the bank. But it
A RElAI. man died Wednesday tics between countries divided and I likelihood for mi*iindcr*tanding.
-o —
at
the age of HU, W. A. Ilochling, subdivided by mountain, river ami | lie who can make common a
doesn’t
alwuys
happen
that
way.
It
is
a
risky
business
not
our guess
at after the
desert Into a multiplicity of pco- I ravel between New York and Lontoday ft 1 kaa it will be to have a steadily grow ing sum that we regard as "tru st who built the Brooklyn bridge.
plea and tongues, a tangle of chn- 1don which will accoinplinh the disThis
good
American,
of
German
Fargtso n. - *
m on ey" that must not bu touched until there is no poss
otic
ways of thinking nmi acting, tanco regularly in a day’s space
ancestry,
fought
in
the
civil
war,
-o-*ible wuy to pay our living expenses w ithout it.
No legal or political com lave Im* |will do more for humanity nnd the
and, succeeding hiH father, John
are ' should congaatulato
of niun than all the
Out o f your income, then, how much are you laying b y ? A. Roebling, became one of the sut with success to bring out or- ibrotherhood
that his minintry has last
der and brotherhood, and no de runt ie* and nil the Hcruiotis that
great
and
useful
builders
of
the
than twenty-four hours. Have you n safe plur^ for providing you rself and your de
sire on the part of individual no have ever been or will bo written.
United States.
---------o--------He who can arrange internation
pendents with financial independence in that time when
Yet
Our stupid immigration law* lions has resulted in entity.
i It a case of too much (ireen
al hroadeasting of international)
prevent such men from coming to the solution is at hand.
l*t iJaused Col. Grevu’s dls- you will no longer be earning good w ages?.
Today the airplane levels mono programs will bring-the world to
It is fine to have a good time as you go along. Money this country now, to organize in
i'on account of drunkupess?
tains
and rivers and desert* nnd a complete understanding.
.
—rS~—7-0--------freely spent, happy-go-lucky days, liberal living— all that dustry and give employment to man moves on an ocean that come*
And cvontually there will be a
thousands.
We need them.
lolph 'Valentino wants to can be had when m oney comes easy.
United States of the World.
But
a
little
hard
to
every
neighbor’s
back
door.
EvduefcWith:'*' Chicago edC.It sotijldK Jige • real movlo Bouse applied to our d a y ’s program is a m ost excellent thing.
BEVERIDGE, OF' Indiana, says
The man who does not arrange to save som ething, the man Coolidge will be ro-nomianted by
who does not put aside som ething for the inevitable time acclamation in 1028, ami re-elected
like a mil- when he can no longer earn his way is a pitiable creature. overwhelmingly.
Very likely, hut
and thnt'-.
that has nothing to do with rulookc^Jike He 1h greatly in need o f missionary aid like that found in r leeting "senators who voted to
these sensible advertisem ents from reliable bankers.
push this country into the world
Take stock o f what you are doing with your money. See court.
—o— —
France, Britain and their asso :
ntesa declares that where you can curtail expenses and increase your savings.
InanUb
ciate governments would outvote
Mi
lot. home- Do it today.
havo been
■he had been
IT
fi ** Stationary ..
8 *’ Stationary t
n ” Oscillating
Phonograph* and Recflrti
Radiator ornaments
Musical instruments and
\v
NEW YORK is supposed to bo
writhing in jealousy of Chicago.
Some New York officials are writh
ing genuinely. Chicago has taken
their lireml im<l hotter.
'
One hundred thousand)) dollars
for sweet charity, is supposed to
pacify fussy citizens wbo say that
no prize fight should he allowed
even if it does yield $2 ,000,00tf
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n n r r v r n lr iK m o l l i s t e n t o iiu m lr mill t a l k s ( n o n illlferra
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trrlal
erected.
C A L L TH E MAN T H A T KNOW S— NOT Till
MAN T H A T OWNS ONE
T h e N ew Y o r k R a d i o Shoi
202 N. Park Are.
Open Until 10 1*. M.
Phone 74
For I N S U R A N C E S
Standard Old Line Companies
PHONE 732
Policies issued to protect ouo against ttm
perils of
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Wo have* a Policy to suit your needs.
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^Ve do not advertise elaborate buildings, cxpenivvc luxurl
the lure of the big cities, historical settings, social nf/sjnj
anything that detracts from the work you expect y<>ur
to ilu while you arc paying your good money for Id*
cation.
Whal we guarantee to give your hoy at Bailey Militflff I
-stitute i* an environment that i* altogether eonductirdj
( hristian living, right thinking, healthful conditions, and1
cent rated study.
Hailey Military Institute is n REAL SCHOOL for boys
11 to 2\ who need INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION coupled
the desirable advantages of firm discipline administered
.‘‘ i
kindiit-Ms nnd courtesy.
^ our Imy at Bailey will recite every lesson every dsf,
will study under the su{>urvision of at least five full
pmfexsora, who are pre.'jnt during study hours to h*lf ^
master tiie Hubject matter he is studying.
«
If you really want your boy to be a better citizen »nd *J
you will be proud of, send hltp to Bailey.
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and l umplete Uniforms—$600,.
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d a y , JULY 28, PLEASE LEAVE
LEA YE 'YOUR
YOUR NAHt
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WISH AN APPPOINTMKNT. ;t
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n g a g e m e n t o f
m i s s d o i Td n e y t o
T h ree A ttra ctiv e M em b ers O f Y o u n g e r Set
M R . H U T C H IN S O N A N N O U N C E D
Mr. find Mra. Alexander Vaughnn of 2002 Pork Avenue
announce the engagement of
their daughter,
Abby Helen
Cbm*
__
busirifsn
gond*y
”
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•
to
tviniiun Cauthon ifutchison.
The marriago to take place in
afternoon,
j \V. Rut-
John RumJI. Chapn Cowan,
ci*s» will
meeting at
TJflhn Brumlny
L Firpt Street,
will he th<'
adelphia*t0pfil Ho,;,it{l1* in 1’ hilP1ft th*co ypnr* "ho has
,the Puh,ic Health
1,0 c county.
by ht*r charming
Dorsnaallty, hfts won a number of
frlondi who will wish her every
hnppihess. She in a popular memSnnford n younger not.
» Mr'.-Hutchison, son {)f Mrs
Hutchison. Sr.- of Hose
urart is a popular young busi
ness man of Snnford. He was
graduated from Georgia Technology in 1921, nnd the following
Ypaf taught at the University of
Hut<Jlif'Vn " connected
'With thp firm of Chase and ComWo?kCn?
°r»
The above announcement will be
reroived with much interest’ here
1by the friends of the young couple,
i Miss Doudney is the daughter of
Mr. and Mra. A. Vaughn. , She at
tended the Cathedral School for
Girls in Orlando, and in 1922 was
graduated from the
Training
School for Nursea of The Protest- pany.
T & u .”" 1i Mrs. H e n ry W i g h t Is
juCte‘ lM,»AJ.: H ostess F rid ay. A t A
1L ove^ B rid g e P a rty
Vaughn, Mrs.
its M’WUlg I'*1'1*4
Claude H<>"
|dttnns,,> at -;
of the First
Jjntertnui with
('it the homo of
_ lake, t'ties
lchurch nl 2:.'10
jJk
Mi'lhitdist
i |t the holin' of
FFrnerh Avo|Street. ThuiMluy
;ti. of the First
; kgv<* a |M
<nit’
day evunniK
[rrivals
iron Miss Hci
»; *. E. MaiHr. Kiiscntiii,
, Tbrncr, West ^Ditto. Fairfield,
Jillman' Vcri[Croley, Johnson
LObrieht, WiIJis illijlpn; A. H.
Ilinn: J. H.
M. n. Meak.
kris, WnshingD. riiiikson,
; l P. I'laiksoii.
rd. Aihinta,
!tv: U I. WilMr. ami Mrs.
C. B. f'litiavati,
. Riwlov, 1*. O.
rifle: Jim Mae
At IanIa,
LI.
~r. Courvy New
Jauisvillc, K.v
sbyterian
et Monday
First i’reshvIhold their reg
IMonday night at
i church. \V. M.
Irill have i harge
J. F. luurUim
»J will
|hi'
Itnninc. The re
ttce is 11,mi....-ii
H ."ml J[. |j.
fta bo H'splemliil
ximnent. All
ftlloii arc run I
Preseni,
lOf Azarian
»y Outinjr
At Day tuna
M the A/n i inii
Bantist chin, |,
wta Ik-iu ti Ttnir ;.
»rre .. ...... . |v I
*»■ *r. A Ander I
|Wane Ihere
■elichtful
tod, ami l it,.,- j,,
l *** K*eat Iv n,.
•■joying this nut
’ J Nhephetd.
D**!. Mrs. s. K.
J*14 I'ininti. Mi i
E-AHin Kind;,||
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Li, "" Margaret
Martin. Mrs.
L. A. Ander
tn »»'l Miss
» have ''Hilly tu
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R i g h t f u l visit
^Wwin Walker.
BAPTIST CHURCH
‘hool ik.'tO o'clock,
orship ami sermon 11
Mrs. Henry Wight entertained in j o'clock,
her charming manner three tables
Rev. Etori Steele will occupy the
of bridge Friday afternoon at her [pnljdt at the morning bom
homo on Park Avenue.
i Young People’s Unions ii ir> o'The rooms where the tables were clock,
placed were most attractively dec
Evening worship and sermon 8
orated with zinnas and cut flow o clock,
ers. The tallies were quaint old
A baptismal service will b<> held
fashioned nose gays.
at 8 o’clock sharp.
At the conclusion of the game
Subject of sernion, "God."
scores were counted and Mrs.
The Wednesday evening service
Platt received a eppy of “ Messer will be vwnducted by the officers
Marco Polo" for holding
high of tbb B. Y. P. ft. Organization.
score. Mm. C. R. Kirtley was also Subject: Our Young People and
given a copy of “ Messer Marco Their Work.
Polo" for cut prize.
The First Baptist Church is ex
Following this a dainty ice periencing a great summer. Vis
course wns nerved by the hostess.
itors and residents are cordially
Those playing were: Mrs. Rich invited.
ard Altinghnm, Mrs. Esther Plienault, Mrs. Meade, Mrs. Colcork,
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Mrs. Sam Yontz. Mrs. Kntu Dut
Sunday School, ‘.lain o’clock.
Ion, Mrs. Hal Kirtley, Mrs. Plat'.
Preaching Service, 1! o’clock, by
Mrs. E, D. Bennett. Mrs. Fern ■ Hie pastor.
worth was a tea guest.
Devotional meetings of the Epworth Leagues, 7 o’clock.
Evening preaching service, 8
Mrs. D uB ose H ostess o’clock.
Sermon by . Rev. 11. J.
A t Beach P a rty For Hncflinger, presiding elder.
Quarterly conference immediate
M em bers O f
Choir ly following the evening service.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Mrs. H. C. DuBose, who has a
Bible school, 0:45 o’clock.
eottage at Daytona, entertained
Communion nnd sermon, 11 o '
with a lovely bench party Thursday
afternoon, honoring the dhoir clock, subject, “ Nehemiah’s Mid
members and their families of the night Ride."
Solo: “ One Fleeting Hour," by
Presbyterian church.
Mrs, Kudiccl.
The guests enjoyed, surf bathi
and other sports of the beach d ‘F i Chcjlo obligatto, by Mr. Reeves.
ing the afternoon. At a late hour
cmr| Tho.- Endeavor society will go to
a delightful luncheon waH served in Orlando in the evening and attend
the cottage.
the
South
Orlando
Christian
Those attending this enjoyable Church service*.
Praver
meeting
Wednesday
outing were: Mr. and Mrs. P. W.
Finite nnd fndiily, Dr. and Mrs. H. night« A’clock at the home of Mr.
MrCiislin und family, Mr. nnd Mrs. nnd Airs. S. L. Mayo at 40.4 High
•loe Graham ami family, Mrs. R. land Street.
A. Howard, Miss Meil Whitner.
Alias Ruth Crawford, Mr. ami Mrs. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Charles Powell, Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
Chriatiun Science servif.es are
Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Robert held every Sunday morning at the
son, Mrs. Lewis, Mr. nnd Mrs. Woman’s Club, Oak Avenue near
Charles Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs, C. Third 'Street, nt II o’clock; Sun
I1
’ . Forbes, Dr. and Mrs. E. I). day School at 1(1 o’clock.
Sub
Brownlee, Mr. and Mrs. Chrison- ject for tomorrow, "Truth.”
imrry, Mrs. T. C. Loveless, and Bill
Wednesday
evening
services
DuBose.
which .include testimonies of haul
ing are held at 7 oVIock.
This Society maintains a free
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Dighton
spent Thursday at Daytona Bench. Reading Room at 517 First Na
tional Bank building wher the Bi
Mrs, W. S. Void rich will arrive ble nnd nil authorized Christian
tonight from Mncon, Gn. to lie the Scifm<£ literature may tie read,
Open
guest of her sister. Mrs, C. A. Wil borrowed or purchased.
every” Wednesday and Saturday
liams.
"Mantrap,” Paramount's latest
production, which-comes to the Milane on Monday, was written by
Sinclair * Lewis, author of "Main
St root,” “ Babbitt" and “ Arrowsnot In" In a recent interview, Mr.
I e\ii c on relurnig from Canada,
said
struck me up there in what
i particularly known as God’s
country that no person at all
liter; to could stay very long with
out wanting to write a hook
"While 1 read u good deal in
Ibo North west l didn’t write ,i
From left to right, Miss Highland < Imf'i . daughter of Air. and Mrs. C, <. Chaffee, formerly wind, nor muke any notes; but 1
of Daytona Bunch; Miss VAinnie Klrmu dnugb!
«.| Mrs. Mary Strong and Miss Georgia . Mobley, returned- with every personality I
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. K. D. Mobley
’Ihi ; t ............. ............. ( young ladies are popular inSnnfordbad
Social
met etcht'd in my mind, brim
circle:* and are
prominent members of 'In- Sanf.,nl college .set. Miss Chaffee bus been residing ming over with tho color of what
in this city only
for Ihe* past few monlb", bui |].is made a largo circle of friends. Miss Strong I bad seen antf lived.
is a graduate of the Florida State College for U"men having been a member of the l!(20 class.
"It's a neiY. departure for me.
Miss Mobley w u a member of the first year cia-s at F. K. C. W. this year and is a member of and one I like—a straight, mitHi*' Kappa Della Sorority. At present Ale Mobley with her mouther m visit ing ftiernk at Myrtle und out romance of an unspoiled
Beach, N« C.
country. For me it is the most
captivating love ami adventure
story l have ever conceived or told,
from :i lo 5 p. m.
Mi • liai'h' i I’piwell lias rot urnAll
d Mi J. T. S. Lamb left timi rest on "Mantrap,.”
All are cordially invited to the ed hone after a pleasant visit i Friday foi Rp tiniuee, where they
"Fm willing to let mv reputnservices and to make use of the , with lit'i p.iieiit'. in Henderson. Ky. c.xpri l In oi
Iheir future bom.',
t lata How, Frig;si Torrence and
Reading Room.
Percy Marmont are featured in
"Mantrap.' ’ Victor Fleming di
! C. ,1 Ro];ei'ri of I'alatka, who has
Mi
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11
Bowden
of
Tampa
is
FIRST CONGREGATION AL I been spending ■w ryl days at (lie
spi'iidiiig H'wrtil days in Sanford rected from Adelaide ileilbron'a
t ill lt( II
( guest, of bis daughter, Mrs. John as the guest of Mrs. W. W. t \ adaptation.
Sunday School p:15 o ’clock.
Schirard left today for his home. Smith.
MISSIDN AR Y T<»~SPE \K
Morning Worship 11 o'clock.
Mrs. Cum mack, who has been a
Sermon by the Pastor, Subject:
Mrs. J. N. Rob on, who lias tak
Air. and Mrs. A. A. Maneeiv and missionary in Africa for 17 years
“ Enoch's Walk."
en a collage at Daytona Beach, small son arrived vest onlay from will speak to the young people at
Children’s Talk—“ The Gulden spent Thursday and Friday in a nleasiuit visit to points in Geor
the Christian Endeavor, Sunday
Touch."
Snnford.
gia.
evening 7 o’clock. She will have
Evening Service 8 o ’clock.
with her a large collection of
Contralto Solont, Mrs. William
Mrs. L. N. Han-ell returned Fri
Peter Scb,ill leaves today to curios, which will bo of interest to
Leak.
Sermon Subject, "Radios Ancient day from Jacksonville, where she spend a month's vacation to points all. Everyone is invited to attend
spent several days.
in the northern stales and Canada. thin meeting.
and Modern."
During the month of August the
morning and evening services will
lie mil mi tied but the Sunday School
and the Mid week service will lie
carried on as usual..
^
KHKNEZEIt
Continuous from 1 p.
11 p. m.
TODAY
"CALIFORNIA IN 49"
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Sunday Sell" d, It* o'clock. Mr:.
Carl Uradlierry. Superintendent.
Sermon by the pastor. It o'clock. I
Subject, “ The Tuned-In Man."
1
Sermon by lie' pastn.r, 8 o'clock
p, m. Subject, "People Who Cause
A Stir."
Miss Katherine Ray left todnv 1
for her home in Pnlntkn after i
spending a week an the guest of i
hor aunt. Mrs. John Hchirnrd.
Mra. E. P.» Morse, Misses Marv
Helen Morse nnd Misa Beatrice
Howard left today to be tho week
end guest of friends in Bnbsnn
I’ark.
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public dem and for m odem design, m odern appearance and
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Ernest Torrence, Clara Bow,
Percy Marmont In
Paramount'a
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Won Lost
Pet.
Orlando ------------ 12
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Ft. Myers ........... 11
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Lakeland
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SANFORD .......... 8
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Sarasota .............. 8
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St. Petersburg,..- 6
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2# Beins^ Given Passes
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Won Lost
Cincinnati ...........54
40
Pittsburgh .... _...49
39
St. Lobis ............. 40
42
Chlisgo .. .......... :.48
42.
New York ........... 4u
48
Brooklyn .......
46
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Philadelphia ....... 34
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Boston .........
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One Of TcaEifB Three Runs
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j Yesterday^ Results |
Florida State l.cague
SANFORD, 2; Bradenton, 0.
Orlando,
' 2; Lakeland
nd, 1 .
Tampa, 5; Sarasota, i,
Fort Myers, 3; St. Petersburg, 1.
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Getting Fotir Hits in Five
Trips ;wferftg Keeps Leado s
Hinglcs Well
Scattered
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St. Louis, 6; New York, 1.
Chit ago, 5; I’tiiladelphin, 3.
Boston. 6; Cincinnati, 2.
(Only throe)
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DODGE BROTHERS
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ti S ’ge length
BP HIE
at st:
of 30c for
u
$m okera ‘ lyf
O n Four ‘ Rjj
f i l i n g , Enot
C ra ig Allot
SELL GOOD USED CARS
restricted
UJ.-llon.
•
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ect insertion,
ub(V<]uent
(office should be
itely in case of
0»k
20—-H e a lin g am»
D O N’T ’ F O R9 E T
1025— Dodge A Special Sedan.
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65—Spedali .t tho Mott*
■paeifleiitluti, on requpat All work
J S H t " " * . Ursidence 217 HlRlo
a >01 ks recel**4
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19—Bonding Contractors.
DOUGINS A COV
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dudintor and aht
t mm ami ornnrnei ••<*Hal Worx.i.
anrk
Te|. 71n-V ( -mtxrt m«ci 1
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A venue
2<« rn»h with ord,*? '
M— Rouses f W Ball
CUtCDIT COVRT. inv*
JVUICIAE CIRCUIT IV MAIN»:i - 1
Sentinel.
riOHIDA*
covxtt,
. m e l l o n v il l & a v e
peopl# are lotarntni la Florida
In
feort
Mellon.
Lot
W*140.
IJJ c u a w c i c n v .
SHAKKSPEARE Pishing • equl,rproperty. Roach thorn through
1 1 .8(H).
' J. H. DODD,
r COJUlM.vllNTANT.
the Hontlnol. Roto cord oo opVfl
. f i
fii??reN^BKRG CORPORATION
nlicatlan.
516-610 hirst National Bank Bldg. M. B. DODD.
n,l'nt' Rode. Roele, LlnUj Etc. at
DEFENDANT.
Phmie 718
U IV O R C R
_ Oil DEll OF Pt'RMCATIO.V
SANFORD
AVENUE
VaT° **' D
Osm Uton*. W a l t
For Sole By
m Rosa Court. Lot 76x150
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X
$2
700
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ball h ard w are
« i ' i r i to
ani1 aptmar upon th«
. i ° ^ n -BKRG CORPORATION
Jj?*1
”/ A u « u" ' . A. D. 19IS, to
515-6H. First National Bonk Bldg. t n « hill o f vompliilut filed nuslnst
n o W. Find SU P h ^ W f .
c o u r t ” th * " l,ov<) « vle< t o a a se nml
Phone 718
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Hu■>!- i,largest0r,ando
n
Sentinel;
classiiie d bu sin es s, r „ i t, |r
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^tractor^in?K
l°lj~^3et1or®l Con
... 0r nnd builder Plana an4
lkt
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K R e«n n .M th 0P
meals.
Reaaonable rates. Lincoln Hotel
HIGHLAND STREET
Between Elm and French Aves.
.
“ Jot*. 50x164 each.
to mm "t11 nnu'°*‘ *H.
12,000 each. Terms to suit.
purchaser
CORPORATION
515-5H, First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 713
«.,Tfi', K8 V i " r o H®*®I4. a newapnpor .
tMibllshed In flitn ln olo C ou n ty ,. F la , I
Is h ereb y design ed ns the n ew s p n '*! whlt'li this iinter nuall be pu b‘ or
c o n s e c u t lv o w eek s.
. . m t e ' . y - , , * *—" a ia s s . Clerk of
snltl Circuit Court, und tho o f f ic ia l
IF YOU want to sell your farm.
A " * D thlV s « ' U,l> 1 0 , Uy 01 Ju n e
' (H E A L )
c“ n b® of Food service to you
24 Painting—1 , perit,h
1924— Dodge Coupe.
®8 we have Inquirers for both small
V R DOUOLAS8.
Clerk.
and
large
farm
property.
D
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ean1024— Dodge Touring.
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ID A. M. W e e k s , D. C.
AUTOMOBILE HII.VLERS: i t s
d r? Corporation, 516 Flret TfatT
I uh Ju ly 3-UI-I7-Z4-S1.
w*nt t0 Bflli you J|»e^ e*- 1 I Bank Bldg. Phoni 713.
PICK YOUR HOME from th e se - IN
1924—Graham 1V4 ton Truck.
vertlae dally un the e.iaaalfied page.
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Prices range from
e.N T ir J l I.V r iA L CIH U IUT IN
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68— Rooms Without Board
|4,20() to 125,000. Attractive'terms
NKHINOI.R COUNTY.
26—
Florlnts.
representative
f*lltlllllMa
on all.
Knight and MacNelll.
IN CIIA.NCEUY.
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Phone 720.
jlier with ratea,
FOR
RENT—3
furnished
rooms
$6
O. I*. WADE,
New Location, after August 1st. ” STEW A RT~T IIE^LORIST^"
lification will
COMPLAINANT
.
FwWre A*f,U
/
occasion.,
w . M i
14 W“ k- 1315 THREE ROOM HOUSE in good
information.
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Elm
Ave
and
Thirteenth
St.
McLANDER
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Rrfih, they will
condition newly painted white,
DEFENDANT
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Phoiit! 781.
' wording your
Nl(. KL,Y furnished bedroom, close
on large double lot near BuronuKit o r rt iii.ication
l.oltKNA
WADE,
KANSAS
CITY.
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Lsoke it more eft,, bath, hot water. 404 Palmet becue Filling Station in Floral Mi)
MILLER O. PHILIPS. Inc.
27— Professional S e r v i c e s
to Avenue.
Heights.
Pric«. $2.5()»,00 . Cash
) <mi nr.. Ii .m . i.
rdorcil and
I i.l>,|,C
8^50.00. Balance $25.09 |>or month. iliilnil to „ Inur upon
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Ebn Ave. and 13th Street.
*»ui
nay
of
Aui'iist
.\
i) io20, it
PERMANENT MARCEL WAVING DOUBLE BEDROOM. *5.00 per H. ( my<lon, R ihiiii 4 Hn11 Building. bill o f eoni|.l:.l
l dwuld give their
Mini atfntiiMt you
,Vr. 4J share with anothor,
In 1hit it Ills v •* M v • <i rmiiaft ami 4-oui t.
Madam Harriett’s Beauty Parlor. ,,.™y
_-fico address as
122 pj Palmetto
hIVE ROOM H oilsE, bath, sleep
Ths* Hunfisjil ll< i.ibl u nfWMpapfr
Phono
245
for
appointments.
jphone nnrnlmr if
PHONE S
KuihllHiiMl in s c in ln c f f b o u n t y . K1«ring
porch,
large
lot
eastern
ex
fjeult*. About one
mIji. in honihv
mn mt€*d
an
tho
t.AKAGE BEDROOM with bath posure. ItcHKiiiialiie terms by own !»«’ vv*|>uner in a hi. h thin o r d e r nhiiJI
r| thousand has
EUGENE OIL Permanent Wave__
er.
Apply
2482
Palmetto
Ave.
h»* uu In (mIii'il fur fmir CfUiHuoiillVi*
for
gentleman.
Also
garage.
~god the others
for |10 per head. Gruduate op- Mrs. Ernest Krupp, 910 Park Ave
Wet'hp
its with you
WltiinMB v i: l ■•*11k Ihbr, C lerk « f
erntors pt Marinello Beauty Shop.
8f»—
Lota
For
Sale
Nhh
« ' l i m i t « . mii i it nd th o nf rtrliil
your address.
The Basket. Phone 198.
Hfitl
ilioruf. iiti b noth d a y o f Juno.
SLEEPING
ROOM,
summer
rutes,
.
MUST be
A. h. 1!426.
Aitm iT . 1 . 1 , 1
.
private modern home. 819 Pal- OPPORTUNITY FOR WORKING
i it The Sanford
(SI'AI.)
HOW AHOUT
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Mr by letter. Teleof yours?
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•*ls*rk
c h o k e l o t s 25.x125—c unrnntores are not
I adjustments will remove tho cause FOR RENT—One furnished bed
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
teed
high
and
dry.
Within
ten
r*ih
.Itilv
1
In
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and you will get well. Phone 482-.I room. Apply ;tor> Magnolia.
mil*’-** "f Palatka on Luke City
for
appointment.
Mr.
W.
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iftompt - Efficient
it
rot irr. hkykntii i
MacDougnll, 1st National Bank FOR RENT Very attractive large Highway. $10.09 each. These bar i>■Mmmuu iit.
riitri it
S;Jerrici
RECONDITIONED CARS
gains are well worth your investi
Bldg.
IN ) \ l l n m
SHMIN uV:;
AT REASONABLE PRICES
room with twin bods, near water. gation. For information call at I «»•*%.
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\ery cool. Five minulcs from Post Herald office. Box G. 1). V., or Geo. ' , l|H* *ur NprHflr I’ r r f n r i n a n r f
69
Cadillac
Roadster.
IFOUND
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP,
.•i ,. Mil l
Office. Phone 571-J.
61 Cadillac Touring.
B. Vestal, 112 S. Bench St., D ay-i •K i.T IHull,,:..
"We specialize in permanent wav
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Meach,
Fla.
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Touring.
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iii in ;
Hy A. M. Small
ing . 206 North Park Ave.
vh1925 Lincoln Touring.
‘ill— Rooms For Housekeeping'
fii) with amethyst
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Martin.
Hupinobilc Touring.
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Moon Sedan.
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fr.
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lui
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THE LOT KING”
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I iii«*rlurhi*ti. lit' . a cnf fion*tinn
at low summer rates. * Vermont
30(1 First National Bank Bldg.
SANFORD CADILLAC CO.
*•1 MiinUcil ami •xitiin*: under rh»TYPEWRITERS— All Makes, sold, Inn. 215 .S. Palmstto St.
Day117 E. Second St.
la w s «.f ih«' St Ml*1
I’ hN’hln. u lilt
rented, repnired. Orlando Type tona Beach. Fla.
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ideally
loented
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water,
gas.
Priced
to
l tedder, put in car
f hf»*mla nt h.
kins Block. Phono 938, Orlando.
sell at your own terms. Knight
Buick sedan,
74— Apartments Far Rent
& MaeWill, 1U7-109 S. Park Ave.
Iof Valdez Holer 18— Business Service Offered
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387-1 Celery
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Typewriters nnd Adding Machines. FOR RENT Furnished garage
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J.JfKKTINliS:
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room with fireplace, dining room, j ih I Hh i* 2002 n. ,,1 Kwiai.-, Heel,mm,
1Clothes. 110 First Street.
breakfast nook, kitchen, 3 bed ' lOiihllfiw. Del roll. itt<>l|]Knn. to (i
FOR RENT Furnished 3 room rooms- bath, screened porch, two \\ Alin lln. whoHe uililreNH Ih W v e k (ktjri, will pay re
30— Tailoring and Pressing
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; lo .Ininex
M. Monod i
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Apartment, recently completed. car garage. Price, $9,1)00.
N. II. Garner.
LANEY'S DRUG STORE— Prel
iiiubatill, a ..... .
>*f ihe S im .. |
Good
location.
$56
per
month.
In
DOUBLE COTTAGE—Corner lot, of Florida, iv lu o • addrusi. Is uu .
scriptions, DrugB, Soda. We arc HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY
n:
quire II. M. Herald office.
seperato entrance!*, double ga h in'ti
• near you os your phone.
— Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
Ii Is ord Ted Ilia’ y o u and oik It (,f 1
i hor Sale.
rage.
home
and
investment.
For
Call 103.
106 S-'Palntetto Avenue. Phone FOR RENT- Bedroom, 616 W. 1st
'I'b em I.. nm s w o r n
mu
of ;
limited time price $6,750. Bart ( oniplntnt lier.*ia ill. ,| on ,,t i„
346-J.
Stroet.
o
ib da y of SepiL-n.hei. A l< !
Nason, 507 First National Bunk ib
•nd Overland. EXPERT PIANO TUNING and
I
I lie e t iiio l.o.oir a Kulo |.„v
Bldg. Telephone 249.
Phonograph Repairing by £ «c- l.ANEV DRY CLEANING GO. 1Ibis t l o i o . l 11 Illo ( '.o u t
Cu., I’wrk und
THE CLARK ApartinentH on tho
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11, |s I
! tnry trained men. ‘ Wb rnn rehftlld
Dry Gleaning, Repairing and
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1
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Moi
nlrt.
II
II,
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.per
pm.lislio.t
in
monthly rates. 416-418 South At- Bl— Legal Notices
|like new.
Phone 844-W.
service.
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lantic
Ave,
Daytona
Bench,
Fla.
on oo a a . ok lor l o i r . i.u-o, ,,t ,. ;
■raillipt Cu., Inc.
Mrs. O. F. MeCue, Prop nnd Mgr.
IV TIIK CIIICI IT r o i I1T. K iev- u-eel< m.
|aod Grahnin Trucks,
35A— Employment Agencies Phone 567-L-3
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Sanford Stove Si Furniture Co.
iSt.
Phune 3.
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s k m i v o i .k r o i ’ N T v , i i d i i i i u .
Court
o f Son,|in.ie I’o u n ly at rl.o
I V ( 'l l A M 'KHV .
321 E. First Street
FOR RENT Nice cool furnisited SV I, V K ST KIl K. WII.SUN,
l " " i d I lou se l bln Hiih da y o f .Ini,
.
We carry a full line
4N1ZINC WORKS.
A. D l!.2«.
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SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT
houst keeping apart me: its. First
DDYEAR TIRES. Our prices are right. Cash or
V. E I >01(11. ASS,
K1IMA JUNKS uml A1.IIKIIT I.
BUREAU
floor.
316
E.
5th
o i . r U of tho i 'Ii . iiU
•I< >NKS. In r liiiHlmnil
|L Batteries,
terms. We want your business
204 North Park Ave.
IHurt.
T o tin. ilefemluiUs, Kimuu J oiii' m
i Clcveluml Six
Hv
A. M Weeks.
iiii
.I
lier
himl.nn.l
Albert
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FOR RENT—1 fumishctL apart
JMIRACLE Concrete Co., general
..
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cement work, sidewalks, build 40— Money lo Loan
Voorbls,
ri'Bpocllvo plu i'is o f ruRldtilicf-s art .Mapulre
c.
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. R.
A l l or ney s f o r (.'oin pi a Ilimits.
unk n uw n and that yen are euili or
NEW
3
room
apartment
with
bath,
Torwlllegrr, Prep.
y o u uvur tho uk «< of
tw en ty -u n a
LOANS—Money nvuiluble at 7 per
furnished. Pnone 826.
years.
k Ave.
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rent.
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property.
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Connolly & Sons.
78— Offices and Desk Room on the 2nd .lay o f AuKiinct. A. D.
Attorney nnd Counsellor at Law
-MAKMONS
IN P H A N C H H l.
lu.’ fl. to tho l>lll o f I'ninplitlnt riled
J Automobile Co.
NITT F o i l UIVOHPK
300 East First Street.
47—
Dogs,
Cat*,
l*et*.
UMIIEHT M ed ILL.
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for
M«.
Phone 137.
IT IS K UIlT H H It o l t D B n n n tlmt
I’OMPI.AI.VAXT.
stores or offices at Park Ave. thin O rder o f P u lill m u o n he jiuhllshVH.
8 AN FORD ROOFING CO. Tile
W. M. * <1 In the Hanford ll.-ruld, a n ew s- 1. 11.1. A Mol I ILL.
IISLKR
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing BlU.Ij DOG PUPS FOR SALK and Conimurclal Street
puner
pu
blished
In
Hanford,
HunlD E FE N D A N T.
T a o r o n a h h r r rf K rrarh. D mas. «l<l. Young, Owiflr, 208 Park Ave.
(liliK MOTOR CO.
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. El •
nolo C ou n ty, o n c o a <vut-k f o r fuui
P I T A T I (I V
lo iis e e u tlv e Wneku.
I’ hunu 692
TIIK S T A T U OF FI.OIIIIIA, TO
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teed. Oak Ave.6 3rd St. Phono 111.
f said C irc u it O m u l at Hanfotu
IT HlumarltiK from a awern bill of
Must a f f r r l l o n n l r |irt>. Krr Ihrm any
Bldg Apply A. P Connelly «6 oI'loilila.
AND PAIGE
tills 3rd da) of July , A. ll i ('<»»«»i>li«lut In IIi Ih cause Dial > <»• are
M r a l n i n f l r r n uVlu rk.
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
Ilonler,
1020.
[ ,i i< nlth'iit o f a aialp o r e o u o t r i n|||.
WHEELESS & WELSH
1TOI P a r k A.vr.
t o r . Ktnns.
(SE A L )
.
[ • 1111111 llie H t u i o f Pli.i bin, that
CAHAGK
‘Service that makes friends”
V E n o t'd .A 8 H ,
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80A—
Real
Estate
Directory
lot- Phone 617
FISK TIRES
VULCANIZING
( ’ ll11,. i'lr,-lilt
I’ liul' , x ,nit- l oxblene.) u b v n him bi'iiiil i.t
Z
P E T E fiB S E o . ■
; f e » , . July
■ SARASOTA ,,
American Longue
! S everid A nd 24.—(A’)—Fort M w rs (J«eated St.
-T a m p a to,jk'the
Pctcrshuig
In
the’
second
game
of
St.
Louis,
6;
Boston,
4
(10
in
In S lu g g in g
tho aeries Hum
the series here Friday by a score
nings).
hero Friday.
of 3 to 1 . FiVe doubles and one
Cleveland, 8: Philadelphia, 5.
Chicago
Gets
Early
TAMPA
£00 Red Sotflktot Extra
triple featured the contest.
New York, 11; Chicago, Jl.'
Dcnlcke, ss -A i
.405
Lead To Beat Phils Detroit, 9; Washington, 0.
FT. MYERS
AB R’ H PO A E
Tanner, 2b
.801 InningGaipeToBrown O’Reilly, ns ..... 3
Stanton, rf
1878
Grnndio, cf ...... 3
C ardinals H a v a N q<,Trouble
Wittnian, ib
Southern Association
Wickham, 3b . . 4
Detroit
PoprtW*
Three
Wash
AMERICAN LEAGUE
R ea iin g G innls ll> H illin u
Chatl inooga, 2; l.it'le Rock, 6. Lopez, e
Bouza,
lb
____
4
ington HmlersHnrd-.Macks Casa res, If __ 3
Won Lost
lilackstoil, Pet.
Meioplii ., 15; Nnsli\ illo, 8.
W hen Dingles M ean Runs
W ilson PaVesWayFor New York .
59
34
.085
Lose Their 7th Straight Ikiniingo, rf .... 4
New Mi leans, 7; iiinumgliani, (1. Snlvatz, ::i,
52
43
Surface, if
Cleveland .
.547
(Only three).
j Chant ey, 2b . ... 3
f lNCINNATl, July 21.—(/P) Satrford Scores By Philadelphia
Craig, p
50
44
.532
NFW YORK, July 24. (/P)
H. Johnson, c..; 4 .
Boston pounded .Mays ami Nchf
48
42
.638 The Yankees continued thmr Davenport, p . 4
...
SmashingOutSingle Chicago
S o u t h e a s t e r n l. e a g u o
for I t hits *1111(1 won tliu Ihinl
48
43
Washington
.617 heavy hitting nnd defeated the
Total i
-- 31
Albany, t; Savvannab,
....49
46
SARA
St »r|'.\
Detroit ......
.616 While Sox, 11 to 3, Friday in
rapu*
of
tile
series
from
Cim
inTotals
......
32
3
8
27
18
;1 T i< -9 / **• U. Hooker
Columbo
.
•
»;
Jaeksouv
til**,
3.
...30
48
St. Louis .
.424 tho fourth gamo of tho series. ST. PETE
llorniek,
4»hn Wilson broke Into the hrtlt nail I'Yidny, (! to 2. Wertz kept
AB it II PO A
&?
'
oporta Editor
Montgomery t.'t; St. Augustine 1 ArniKtrimg, ;th
Boston ___ ___...28
.304 Urban Shocker had no difficulty Mllar.zo, 3b ....
of
fndft
Friday
when
he
set
BraHie
Reds
liiln
well
scattered.
J.
; -TOb M xt time John Wilson goes
Tutner, 2b
in holding Chicago und had bis T. Johnston, rf
V,\ to Georgia the folks back home
deiiton down without u liit in thu^ Smith started for the visitors with
Hogan. If
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
old Brown' battery-mate, Hank Bryan, If ........
Philadelphia
.<>06
020
010—2
10
3
will ..inept him with a brass band
Pet. Severeid catching for him. Srv- HroWn. of .......
finest mound performance seen in four hits in five limes at hat.
H. Miller, ||,
Chicago
102 200 OOx—5 8 0
iWoJIn** the other Impedimenta New Orleans
.663 crcid, plnying his first game as Orneles, 2h . . .
Manuslt,
er
the league this season.
Boston.
Batteries--Dean and Healing; Brown, rf
ioi 030 on I—5 It
y / Wttn* which -his home town is prob- Memphis .....
.019 a yank, hit a double and two ein- Doylt.-s is __
Wilson
is
a
rookie,
having
been
Ci
leinuati
Root
and
Gonzalez.
001
000
010
2
’ ablv blessed.
John pitched him- Birmingham
.673 gles.
Mar Donald, ,•
Shores, lb ...
tigned at the start of tln« season
•fn i g o baseball’s hall of famo Nashvlllo ....
.532 Chicago .
BOiiiii i, i,
001
106
001—3
H
2
Pattcrle
Luckcy,
e
__
Wertz
and
Taylor:
2 >' after plnying semi-pro ball around
Mrtlndlan Is I’oundcrl Hard
Jemay whe^ he set the Bradon- Atlanta .......
.495 New York 301 051 lOx— 11 13 ;i A Iverson, p ....
x
Scm- i .
Mays,
Nehf
-in I Hargrave.
ST, I.til IS. July 21.—(Ab The
Gjpwers down for nine full In Mobile
.412
Tlmmaston, («a., his home town.
Batteries:
Lyons,
Htoingrnfe
St.
Louis
Cardinals
pounded
Mc
I Without anything that even Chattanoos
.375 and Grabnwski; Shocker and Se
ogn
Total i
Root Turns In 1.1th Victory
He is only 20 yenrs of age hut
Totals
.... 28 l 9 27 I l
Quillan today when hjs meant runs
abled a safe base hit.
.340 vereid.
Little RocCK
I
X-Balled f„r |)om|
Fort Myers ......... 010 000 200
<
I!
It'AGO,
July
23,i/1V Chi- :t,n<l vun<|iiished Ilie
is
one
of
the
most
promising
pitch
New
York
. a beautiful game from
St. Petersburg ..... 001 000 000
eago tinhed tlii' tables on I'bila (iinntM, 0 to l. Sonthworth, form, Tampa
ers in tho South today.
every angle.
As the contest wore
Athletics Lose Again
Summary—Two bnso hit, Alvei
, delphia l-riday, by bunt hliig bits er (iianl. drove in four of the Car Sarasota
, on and It became evident that John
Summary—TivJ
He has a record Ibis reason of j in Ihnv innings nlf Wnylaml Dean dinal runs. Hell his safely in his
PHILADELPHIA, July 24. f/l’i son, T. Johnston, Casarcs, O’ Keilh
W a making baseball history for
—Tile Athletics slump, eontino<il Bryan. Three base hit, Casare- 10 games won and four lost.
In ami winni ur the second game of fifte cth consecutive game. Man tier, Lnnez, Snrri
Sanford and for Iho Florida State
Stolen!
rriday when they dropped their i Stolen base, Gramiio.
Sacrifice .lone, he hurled three two hit tin t i ies, » ta b. Charlie Root ager llornsliv. who was hit in tho Surface
League, every fan in the stands
seventh straight hy losing to |<-lmneiy, l.uckey, Casarcs, Brown games in a row during a period I fitclad a .leady game and chalk right, eye yesterday hy a ball, was Wittma-i, Snlvatzl
Waa, pulling for him and us each
First Inning
f nine days.
Tumpa,
j i d up bis I'tlh victory of Hie sea back in llic game and got one hit. hie play, Hrnicko.l
Cleveland, 8 to 5. The locnls went I Double play, Dpmingo to OTleill'.
. . . Fort Myers
.
wralve trio of batters faced
Wilson threw out Elliott. Wheel to pieces in the field nnd kindly I to Rouza to Chanccy to Johnston. . «/«! Lakelnml were liis vh lims in son.
Ilubeiv life Phillies’ third New Ynr.. OttO 001 000— 1 8 2 iani. Li ft on
I arid went down before his fast er was out. Crowe to Bailey. scoring charged them with only I I eft on base, St. Petersburg, 5. •base games.
lie dmlked up mi i.ImM nmn, was piked in the side St. Louis.
in:! 0(10 20x—6 10 1 Sarasota. 7. Hai
K ^ J t H s l ln g curves and his eyo do- Barnes walked. So did Ixju. Hou
Bonner,
Crai*
five errors. A I Simmons hit a Fort Myers, 6. Base on balls off other four-hit game against Fort and had to retire in the fourth inBatteries McQuillan mid Mc
ujij colvihg fast hall tho tension among ston. Dumas tripled lo deep loft, homo run In the first inningwith A Iverson, I; Davgnport, 2. Struck Myers.
by
Roam
r,
It;
Cr
|uing,
}
' ■
Mullen; Sherdel nnd O'Furrtfll.
ia.W.#..JF«*to»nora grew until hard errors.
Rollins and Tand
two on base.
out, l.y Alverson, 2; Davenport, <.
.. ty U. man could sit motionless.
Denton ran back for Beasley’s Cleveland .... 100 010 210—8 17 » Hit by pitcher, hy
Davenport
E& ‘
great game for Wilson. drive. Friable drew a pass, lie Philadelphia 300 000(002—5 10 5 (Luckcy). Wild pitch, Alvorson
Features
,
W doftrves every bit of credit was out stealing, Parker to John
Battories; Buckeye and Sow ell;! Umpires, Merritt and Weaver.
in jr f* '
*• P°MibIe to give him. At ston. Dumas rtipled to deep left. Orny, Rommel, Pate arid Perkins. Time 1:56,
o f this Netv Paige |
^ i h a Sttr t , those who hsvo closely Wheeler thrpjr out Crowe. No runs,
Improved Palge-hullt ]
T
followed his career this season ono hit, no errors.
Browna Win With Rally
none more modern nod
L fc««W jh a t he
. - was
— “ right”
. . . . . . and
nnd that
BOSTON, July 23. (/P)— The
,
Second Inning
lubricated — Full l{id|.P
fo a tough
Growers were in for
Heweli struck out. Crowe tostj- second ovortlmo game In as many
•ure Oil Feed to all Hou
.feat «.«*»«
ball was
:°°h.,-i i, HU., .fast
"
ed put Pa*lc«r- John«f/> (IWIUI OUI. starts proved costly lo the Red
Parts, including wrUt r
cam shaft, auxiliary shah i
»-*1:-rt<
5w •aootJng over with regularity and Wilson to Bailey. No funs, no Sox whpn St. Loulp pushed across
j
Cv*flpncc of the control of a hits, no errors.
tappets — Counterfeit**
two-runs in the tenth to defeat
^n^n,,nn'
His sharp, tan
Crankshaft—Silent Chalad
Meyers fliod to Lee. Elliotl Boston, t! to 4, herg Friday. It
talizing, curve was breaking over threw out Dunbar. Bailey fouled was the Brown’s fourth straight
ing, with automatic ts
. tho pan In such a manner as to to Parker. No runs, no hits, no victory. ,,Miller singled, followed
Air Cleaner—Metal 011*1
'''ca u se nine rtf tho enemy to go errors.
ricatcd Unlvcrsals—Sprloj
by a triple hy McManus and
54 Inches long — Shock A
fi VPFri by wuy of strikes.
Third Inning
Colla,
Srhnnjf h nacriflc’c pushed iictoha IlighlundcrH Outhll
sorbers—BalloonTlret-Psii
'“ Grtl|y‘ fIvo Growers reached first.
Peel filed to numas. Elliott tho winning rutm after a Rod
Rut Lose Rlu Chitncc To
Hydraulic 4-Whcel Br
[ft,? Wilson issued two passes in the grounded out to Bailoy. Crowe ««x rally had Und the nooro in tho
Easy
Steering through
\Vin
Tilt
In
Eighth
In
U c.L'4ir,t inning and not one after that, threw out Wheeler. No runs- no last of then ninth.'
Bearings —Saw blade Sts^
ning With Sacks Clogged
j; " TTirco times men were on first as hits no urrors.
St. Louis 001 201 000 2 6 ir, i
Light Acting Clutch —Sfa
:
be result of errors.
Ruwson fouled to Barnes, who Boston
(101 000 012 I) 1 1 1 0
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LAKELAND, Fla,, July 24.—(Ab
Batterie.-i; Zachary and Sehang;
It wasn't ono of Ihoso affairs made a nice running catch. Wilso.i
Co-incidental Lock—t
Although outhitting the Colts (j
whore the outfielders wore kopt slapped a single to right. Beas Welter, Russell, Wingfield and
malic Windshield Clean
to 4. tho Highlanders dropped the
Dash Gas and Heat Indie
buey either . Only two balU went ley sacrificed. Peal to Barnes. Friti- Gaston,
second- game of the scries by u
Stop Light — Dome Li|
*° tho putffaty both of them being bift walked for the second time.
Rcoro of 2 to 1 when they lost tneir
Dumas got Another threo boso hit
V : Sn?rMch* DC,i*' L9#dl Friable and whan his drive bounded over
Detroit Pounds Out Victory
big elinnee in the eighth inning
Bill Meyers oach had ono difficult
WASHINGTON. July 24.
__
nc? ®nd they each came through Howell's head in loft. Wilson and Detroit poll tided Washington pit with the bases full.
AB It H PO
like champions to aid John on his Frisbio scored on tho hit. Crowo chers for 19 hits to win tho ORLANDO
.
Jmaa-A to that said hall of struck out. Two runs, two hits, fourth game of the series, 9 to Viau, ss
Tinker, 2b
no errors.
jfrldny. , The Tigers muHHcifr Abrams, lb
Fourth Inning
Gattuif intp tho game Itself, wo
Barnes fannod. Frisbio made a tnely attack in two innings, put Cox, If ..... .
"gain have Wilson to rave about. nice throw to get Lee.
L'h
Crowe ting over four runs in euch. Tho Foss, 3b ...
Peel, wpp worked a. nice gamo for made a nice catch of Denton’s high gamo lasted two hours arid forty Wells, e . . .
Bradenton, had managed to retire foul. Ha runs, no hits, no orrors. minutes, Manager Cobb taking up Johnson, cf
°n 4 ‘ to b < J *tb P , third when John
Moyers fliod to Denton. Dunbar much of it in an argument with Pierce, rf .
canto to, tkv plate.,
He slappwl singled down tho left field foul Umpires McGowan and Connolly Dent, p .......
*
19 r '*ht field and was lino. Dunbar stole socond when ovor a balk by Pitchors Collins
sacrificed to second, by Rea*lay. Parker dropped tho pitch. Bailoy ana ngnin when he endeavored to
Totals .....!
32 2 I 27 10 I
. rrisblo drew his socond straight poked a hot ono to left. Dunbar Jv®yo a spectator removed from
41)— Poultry and .Supplies
Sem in.do
C o u n t >. I » a x (Julncy. F l e i i j u .
walk and then Otto Dumas, that stopping at third.
tho stands. Cobb said tho fan LAKELAND
Florida.
are re<|ulred In be und u p p .a i l.i^OAKLAND
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had
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Buckley, 2b
FOR SALE—00 leghorn hens 14 Real Estate and Fire Insurance MaM oy, W a r l o w & Cuip enter. D. (.' : lure o u r mild Clieult Court al Man
113 MajDiolia Avenuo.
2 1
; lord. Florldn oil the 3 I h( (lay
of
three base nit, his second of tho on an attempted doublo steal, El llco made no arrests,
munths old. $1.59 each, all for
(Jiln udo, Fla.
Heck, 3b ....
ull»c Company.
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
. AiiaUNt, A. D. 1II28. and (lieu, ami
8 first class barbers. Special at
game, to count WJlson and Frls- liott to Parker, Rawnon popped to Detroit
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Phone 121 tention given ladies and children. $80.00. B. T. Tiller, Pnola, Flu.
b c . .. For tho sopond [time OUo Bnrnos. No runs, no hits, no er Washington
| i ’oinplnllit exhib ited naulnsi
you l
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58— Household Goods
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
ilka Inst >oli.
E N T H JIIIIICIA I. ( l l l t ’ KIT,
IN be ITentered
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Woodall; Cnvclcnkle, Futvnye, rf
Fifth Inning
,
Avenue,
our listings. Phone 746.
IH D K D E K E D That (Ids C lia “ The Rexall Store”
A N D y o n SKMIVOI.K C O U N T ). j| Hon
o f the longest triples over knocked
Morrell
ami
Ruol.
bo publlsbed unee a week for
Wilson throw out Howell. Parkpr
ne 367
Ktlam, lb ....
F I.O H IO A .
Wo make a specialty of our prompt FOR SALE—Two K"»olh'c I’nmp
on tho homo I®t.
Friabio got ono foulod to Crowo. Johnston fan
‘ fou r eouseeutlVe w e e k s In Ihe Hall
IN CHA.Nt'HHV,
Dodgen, ss ..
SEE
R.
C.
TISDALE
for
good
buys
,
filling
of
prescriptions
an
stoves,
like
nc4i.
Also
tunall
ice
d
quick
'
lord
Ilernld, a neWH|m|mr |iiii>IIhIi fifth.
It came right be ned.
Y TIPPETT,
HI \
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PfORD _ KORDSON
in Rea) Estate, 236 Meiscb Build-1 lll!UCO
I >il in Heiulnole Cou n ty mid ba vlna
chcHt. 911 Kim Ave.
deliver
livery.
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ing.
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tVITNEHH My hand and *>ffn-lnl '
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Phone
331
31
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NEW
BED
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$15.00,
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DEFENDANT.
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I
fast .iftt $7.50;ulso contents of 1 HI— Wanted To Rent
WIGHT-CHRISENBEKRY PRINT
O H U K Il OK PL’ III.ICATION
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Sil ~
Puntn Gordo—New municipal Orlando
TO
1.011 INO T I P P E T T , ATI.AN TA, j i HE A I.)
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100
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rooms
completo
$100.00,
Apt.
4
SHOP
—
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IHH.KILARH.
Frisbio pier completed.
UINJflOlA.
Lakeland . .
into 000100—1
Embossing. See us firs t We do Rose Court.
_.
for .large
WANTED — Garage
Clerk o f 7th Judicia l
' pled out at first aftof poled a throe baao^hit to|lc8bcenter.
You are h s r e b y ordored ami re_____ ... , .
i » oto« s' o o . v" lue' it. Phone 417-W. R. R. AvenueCircuit Court. Hum I
tracks also 8 room house with (lulred t o tie a n d Appear upon tlm
at rolloc to Johnston, Johnston threw out Dumas on a
mile County . Florida.
^Sanford Ave.
r e d <l«y o f A u g u s t . A. D„ 10*0. t>>
Commercial
Street
garagfc
or
garage
alone.
Allright
By
A. M. Weeks. D. O.
ft.
Dumas Has col- close play at first .that brought on
the hill o f c o m p la in t filed ag ainst JA 8 O. HU AIION.
FOR
SALE—
Cheap
for
cash.
2
in
anv
part
ot
Sanford.
Notify
you In th e a b o v e atyloU o u n o anil
to-bauo hits In three on argumcn between Crowo and
Kollcltor and o f Counsel
y »u ~ ^
good mules, mowing machine, 811 4*»lm Ave. Ask for George court.
PRINTING THAT PLEASES
Umpire Ery. No runs- two hits, no
f o r Complainant.
a car cats you. Typewriters and Adding Machines. other farm tools. P. O. Box 211. Moofadian.
T h o fla n fo r d Herald, a n ew spaper
ENTON Alt It H PO
errors.
publlahod
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Phone 3912.
THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY
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dea lgn ted
as
the i
Sixth Inning
BUNGALOW TRAILER
GARAGE CO.
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n e w s p a p e r In w h ich this o r d er shall
001 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop.
fOeler, 3b ....
84— Houses For Sgle
FOR HAI.E
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bn
jiuhllahed
tor
f
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If you are going on a camping
from Peel and thrqw him out. El
Suiitma
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pair—Miscellaneous
jrf y - .... ..
19—Building-—Contract!*#
W it dobs V, E. D ouglass. C lerk o f trip hero is your opportunity to
* . SAN LANTA
liott filed td Dumas.
Wheeler
said C irc u it Court, and tho o ff io la l
Dot 13. block 7. 50x135
\ Cf ......
looked at a third strike, , No ruiiH,
scul thoruf, th is 30th day o f Juns, aeoure un outfit, complete with
♦ l^ O O .^ O O cash
JAMJ58 H. ‘COWAN—All kinds of FOR SALE—Cypress stakes lx l
no hits, no error®.
lictin, atove, ice bo* and oth«r
A. D., ISIS. ■
0
‘ B1M CCL
(HHiAL)
;
Balance to suit purchaser
four feet tong, pointed one end,
Tin
andSh«et_
MeUl
Work.
equipment
for attaching to your
•;9n
Crowo filed to Howell. Meyers
Robors Hornsby's S t Lbula Car
Fourteen hits „ ff Mays nnd Nohif
’ V. E. DUUOLAHH.
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
htn not fhe °wner.” Water and Boat
car. Call and see it. Will sacri
poled a Texas Leaguer back of dinals appear to bo making the
A t Oak good for seed bed frames. $8.66
Cierk
first. Heweli rfh* back' for Dun aptlrt destined to danf.Jjhdn to tho gave the Boston Braves a 6 to 2
Avenue and Thl
Street Tele. per thousand f. o. b. ., Partin Bro. 615410 First Natidnal Bank Bldg.
'
B y A. if. W eek s, D. C. fice if sold before Monday night.
•\ f Phone 7l8
2300 Pnlmotto Avenue.
bar’s long drive. Bailoy forced front In tho National League and verdict ovor Cincinnati, Dave Ban
phone:11L •
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P u b . JjHy 3-10*17-14-I t . _________ _
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-.....— 29 0 0 21 9 0 Meyers, Johnston to Eljlott. No Cincinnati, now leading, haa given croft leading with three singles
(Vfor n perfect day at tho. plate,
runs, no hlts^po errors.
PalfcPrUei m i Brougham, 1 120 f . f.
come ground in the terrific pace. •Jack Smith, former St. Louis o u t
G UP FATHER
::
I Br GEORGE McMANUS
::
AB R H
Scrsnth InnlKg
vVEtC
3 0 1
Hornsby, aroused to, the point fioldur, hit safely in four o f five
Barnes got op when Crowe let
BY csolly! i Le f t ne
f T M i a I S A N I C E K E T T L B O P ' 1*
- I n tiiil
'f
A H l AUL
W ELL?
tuostim. IMi^HvdruuIa 4-WUcl bnkui£luJ!!k
2 l !
uM U C
his roller keap going and It failed k h.c.tJ 'iff
fiKhtll‘*jthe, grpftaat trip>T IC K E T O N M E M M S E R
Another
exhibition
of
expert
batbattle
df
his
career,
w«lit
into
Yexto roll foul. Crowe was given an
AN’ I C o t T O C I T i t a a i ,
error by the scorer. Lee fanned. torday’a contest witfc ,4ha OIoaK wielding gave tho New York Yam*
i'.-7,PO.u v e seen and d riv e n this
D O N ’ T M kI o v v I
care
to
handle.
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over
fhb
despite
a
painful
injury
to
hla
Denton hit Into a double play, FrisChicago
White
Sox.
Hank
Scvef~
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aRree
w
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the
m
any
right
eyo.
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had
bound
on
a
throw
a o i
bJo to Meyers tp Ba|l?y..
Its Paige-Hydraulic 4thoua^ f f ^ dPoady own It that the same
old, former Brown vatcheF, obtain*
BEK
Rawaon hasted one to Denton. itom tho ogtflold Tkafiday did
and
positive braking al
rr;------- 3 3 .0
'cd
Washington,
did
tho
r
e
mopey
wm()ly
cannot
buy
more
[fid
automobile
the
damage
but
t
h
e
'
^
^
refus
Wilson Doppod to Wheeler. Beas
ability and comfort
* . e « 4 t W *•
ceiving for his old St, Louia Bat*1
value anyw!
f Wilson, p ......... 3 1 1
else. There i« a growing and
ley failped on a slow ono. No runs, ed to stay out of thft'game^.
yfdul
ter-mate,
Urban
Shocker,
and
liest
motor
car
buUt^v
,
j
,
J$! -\^
no hits, no erroVs.
The Cardinal®, wqri;
1 -n among t h o ^ iiv h o k n ow
a double and two
.j*. — . ,
fi
Total* ............28 2 8 27 13
Sherdel
pitched.n r o t c n ^ d i ? t h a t this Brotii
<•
Eighth Inning
k," ■
Da fieri of tho Yunks hit a homo
the outThe Brougham islgrgM
throughout, Bell, S',
Meyers
threw
out
Heweli,
Park*
standing
doUaf-for-dollur
value
run.
, .
ear.
sedans— it is fxniabpd tol
Bradentori . -11. 000 000 000—0
er waa safo on Meyers fumble of ■haeman, doubled in,
. The Athletics were beaten bV
lacquer;
upholstered ll)
. rd
........................ 008 000 000— S his slow roller. Johnston fotfeid ning to keep his com
The Broagbem has the namo
Cleveland, 8 to 5, their seventh
and capfeummary—Two base hit, Baaswearing
m
aterials.'W e>
Parker, Frisbie to "Meyers, Feel streak, now ut 16, un'
able
motor
that
powers
tho
in ii
straight defeat.
^
ve Paige
“ Thws bass hit, Dtimaa 2, struck out. No runs, no hits, po Victory placed the
to drive it— entirely
modaU^lt
ia
a
beautiful
car.
St.
LpuU
poundetl
out
16
hita.
on'
e easiest
threo and one-half’i
errors.
..the atop the Red Sox in ten Innlnge,'
leisure. T ry to
^
j*. ■
leaders.
■'*
..J oh n ston .
out /;■
•. •
to 4 the;'second oxtra-inhlag coi
rt®
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Dumas Ilftod i
^''Philadelphia out-hrtl
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teat
the teams In two
a
s
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cMan us and Sehang
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tor
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"Triples, FVisbie 1
Game By Innings
ORLANDO TRIMS
LAKELAND, 2 TO 1
IN SECOND TILT
108 PALMETTO
Pork
:
Sausage, lb .,.. 3.3c
Western Pork
Chops, lb., -■■■ 33c
Sausage
Meat, lb .,.......25c
Western Pot
Roast, lb .,.....20c
Western
Steak, lb .,.....30c
Western Pork
Roast, lb .,.....30c
LUMBER
n •re« .JK7>?
A complete line o f
..._
Cypress and Pine
j '»
Framing
•*> V I f
Sheathing
Siding
*' j f y M
Flooring
Ceiling
.1
o'
Finish
Mouldings
Lath
Brick
Lime
IHasler
’ ’
White Rock Tlaster Board
Nails
Screen Wire
Builders Hardware
' 1^
Doors
•
Windows
Frames and Screens.
%
Made ta Order
Murphy Ironing Boards
Medicine Cabinets
v.*1
FOR SA L E
Cameron Place. Sipes Ave. 5 acres
celery land with dwelling house.
Price and terms reasonable.
Box 228
Jacksonville, F1a$
"f ■
You Drive It
DUIVR ONE OF OUR C i
If you wanfc a Joyful af
ns comfortable ride drive or
of our anuppy coupes. ,Th«
are good looking and tlU»
(tor- j
mighly reliable. Tney will t
you uuywhere you w aat.fe
nnd bring you back again,' Wp\
rent these cars, but yoty jjriv
thorn tho M’.me as you would
cur of your own, Riiiii ‘ on,
of ours; It's cheaper than walk*
ing.
REEL & SONS
Myrtle and 2nd St.
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Hardwood floors in living room und dining roohu'’'*' ®
throe bod room s large closet in oa.-h, h/itit ro o itf,! including shower convenient to all Led room s,'
large kitchen and breakfast nook, inlaid linoleum i«
kitchen, gas water heater.
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This modern house is complete in every detail. • *
Priced at $11,500.00 with terms to suit'*
purchaser.
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515*516 FIRST N A T L B A N K BLDG.
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United StntfH in
three o u tsta n d in g
on
m en t,
__ of natural i'«fconlrol of n ationlie mono|M>lii’s —
Gifford I’inrhot of
itold Hu* tw e lfth
j/erenre of govi*rj'ldilress totlny.
Uwcnfom-ment ns
blcm of the nation”
(itkm of nulurul rerruiiomic
j United States.
Jfitb law enforce[aitt be no twilight
I lUte and federal
j» the enemies of soyd# themselves and
libmcnt,'' lie suid.
[in suffer the slutetif nur national
[trkthtr tinder the
referemhim or li.V
the Jtute to eXerStc powers.
Dry Order
inpathy with the
regard federal
tly an usurpation
J belonging to the
Bt outburst against
e’s order for tho
i of itntc and local
fkw-enforcenient is
Federal and
aid be co-operative
governor was
i particularly on.
Ite Thuliums, h«f
l largely i.n othr
Secretary of tho
“nil-example
i *f the federal gov♦pmte with the
ring the stale police
, to inspect brew
' WornI permit only
* daytime and not at
oritnos are eominitiicmed) Needed
i ttrsid to the problem
“mu n o jic> 1 i s l i c
I* to lie m-eoint aid, by en-operalioti
ptitate and federal gov"It ii utterly useless
|nchregulation of inlern» by the action of
he added. ,N ation
al be met hv nationM Moral taxes for
|*Mtionul highway sysiwkpment of natural
indu.-try within the
I defended hy liuvernor
IHe t'haraeteri/.ed the
lf t*('h state exists for
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Against
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w IkmiimI against iter
7»n Cook, f lugged lust
M by four unmasked
her reipiest
late
Hawley, who cam. into public no- £had
7 bbeen
e T "made
7 7to V!mnnt*
her on
on the
thesne
lice as the “bath tob g irl" at Earl
nJ<“^ 1to1
h"
streets B Y
since
the
bathtub
incident.
C arton's party
In d ira York,
h“ "f "K
Vtuiwun
***** II*
AVfHi was
1V1B
in the psychopathic hospital today
for observation, following treatmunt for Hlncsa from “sleeping
tablets” she had swullowod in her
room a t a Loop hotel.
Dr. Carl A. Meyer, sta ff physi
cian, asserted th at a fte r a prelim
inary Examination ■ of the girl's
•nenta! processes th at f thorough
test was advisable. «
Miss Hawley,' Who wan .dis
charged a week ago os a cabaret
entertainer, in Morpton Grove, a
suburb, adld she took the tablets
us a sedative Sunddy a fte r finding
herself unable to apep, and feeling
Qr. Meyer asked the girl a num
ber of questions to determine her
general knowledge. He said the
girl said she did not know who was
goyernor oi Illinois or mayor of
Chicago, and added that she did not
care who held these positions.
“How should I know who the
mayor of Chicago in?” „he asked.
H m u flew Yorker. Jimmy W alk
er is mayor and New York is the
only town I cure about.”
From her cot in the county hos
pital, where ahe wun ut first taken,
the girl explained thut ahe wanted
‘ rest and <|uiet.”
BLAZE DESTROYS LOCAL MILITARY
AUTOMOBILE AND UNIT WINS MORE
FILLING STATION HONORS AT CAMP
Two Are ^Attested
Folfow inrfjghl In
Local Barber Shop
Frank Butts and A. I). Snell,
both ehnrged with assault and bat
tery, following un argum ent in u
Sanford barber shop Saturday
night, had their cases continued to
day in Municipal Court.
Snell wan seriously injured and
is in the Fcrnulfl-Laughton Me
morial Hospital. The tria l will bo
held as soon as Snell is able to
uppear in court. Thu fight result
ed a fte r an oxchnnge of word be
tween the two men, it wub said.
Snell is 45 years old uud a resident
of Columbus, Ga,
A num ber' of other cases were
disposed of by Judge W. E. White.
Frnnk Deaton, charged with ped
dling without license, wns fined
$11). Buutricc Green was found
guilty of violating the liquor luw.
and was f^ped $150 A charge of
currying concealed weapons COft
Edward Johnson, $50.
Disorderly conduct defendants
and their fines were, Sam Bruin
and Lee Bruin, $40 euchi Jack
Brown and Dora Brown, $15 and
$10 respectively.
Teddy G rear and Ella G rew , $10
each. Henry Michael was fined
$10 on a charge of drunkness.
Fay I.ossing and W. O. Fisher
were cocli fined $6 for speeding.
Albert Williams wa3 fined $10 on
reckless driving charge.
Henry Daniel,Former
GeorgiaQovernor,Dies
on...................
a technical
_M^tited
.
James E. Ferguson Hints A t
Irregularities In PoUing
In Statement Made Sunday
DALLAS, Texas, July 28.—
(/P)—Dan Moody, attorney gen
e ra l maintained a majority- o f
1,145 over the
field in tha Dein........................
oerntic gubernatorial rave when
r t turns from 238 of the 852 coun
ties in the state, iiiclodlng 56
complete, liiul ln*en tabulated by
the Texas election bureau this
morning. The vote theu stood.
Moody, .'111,01)1; Ferguson,
231,060; Davidson, 101,226; Wilmaus, 3,088; Zimmerman, 2,109
and Johnston, 1,8(53.
V
as. president.
Clyde Steamship
Put In Dry Dock
,v l
WARSAW.N. Y.t July 28 - V P ) morning, took the exe and struck
the little irirla while th*y were
aloeplas at thefr'fgrm home nine
mile* from here. They died 12
hour* later. ; t
ahe regained;,
same weapon, bu failed.
called out add
district
st
■la^
*. n
rwiE 'Sthrough
a,ul then
E.Pwt*
the tor;
anding waa t
Pouted
separate her
husband
kl5^SnRtheatraaUte
storage
a aha
|it»band, who
:*$!?•
ijl-'-fflSTl
iia S
Tha steamer City of Jackson
ville w»a removed fto® aervlc*
following the northbound trip from
Sanford Saturday, and win go Into
dry dock for Ita annual re
according to officials of the
S t John* $Uv*r JUne.
v
Tha stealim tf f, Opceola of tha
Clyde Una will airive .bsie
depart- aa usual on Ws
fS
mmwm
MIAMI, July 20.-i(A,)L-A hurri nn-hour gale. None of the vessels
cane swept up out of the Carrlb- sent out calls for aid.
benn Sen today, sideawiplng the
lower Florida E ast Coast with a
WASHINGTON, July 26.—bD —
heavy wind and traveling between Tho
tropical storm
evidently
40 and 50 miles an hour. No dam passed near Nassau, Bahamas,
age hus been reported. The storm during the night, the weather bu
Wes believed to be the tropical dis reau says today. The report from
turbance which originated In the Nassau, however, failod to arrive
southurn part of the West Indies j this morning.
.
Friday.
The course of the storm is still
. This section of the coast felt the I apparently toward the northwest
first blow soon after 8 o’clock | and winds of hurricane force prowhen the wind increased about 300 vail ndar its center.
,njlVs un hour Ix-fore 9 o’clock.
The United States weather
bureau here at 1:10 o’clock this
afternoon stated It had received a
message from u steam er 17 miles
east of Miumi staling th a t the velo
city of wind was 80 miles an hour
from tho northwest.
Anxiety was felt here for per
sons abohrd-the 75-foot yacht Cin
nabar, owned by P h il' Pomeroy,
well known antoinobilo distributor Survey Of Period Slncd June
of this city, who, with a creW of
28 Reveals That Over One
five and a party of five others,
Thousand Were Injured In
left Imre Saturday noon for a brief
trip to Bimini, in the Buhiuna
Eleven Of Southern States
group.
Tin- parly plunned to re
turn early toduy.
(By Asmiciatcd Press)
Traffic exacted a toll of 1,57
Slight Damage la Reported
lives nnd injured 1,031 persons in
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., 11 southern states during tho pe
July 20.—(»•)—Damages up until riod of June 28 to July 25, in
noon from the high wind sweeping clusively. it was rovoaled yester
the Palm Benches all morning as day in a .uirvcv conducted by the
advance warning of the tropical Associated Prens.
gale moving northwestward from
the fnei thnt the peak
the Unhiunux whs slight.
The of Despite
the Hunnn*r sciiRon wns read i
Palm Bench Radio Company re ed
during tlie norio.l covered mid
ported thnt ships near the Baha when
the automobile-owning pub
mas were hove to, aw iitlng a les lic wns seeking the “great open
sening of the storm.
spaces," for sm—nr from the to r
Ships 14 to twenty miles north rid confines .>f cities, the total of
east of Miami reported a 75-mile- fatalities with the exception of
June, wns the smallest of any
month this year. The Juno tra f
fic wns 149 pcrsoipj killed und
1,140 injured.
More persons were killed nnd
injured during the wcok ending
yesterday than n any other wcik
of the month, the total for the nust
seven dnys being 46 persons kill
ed and 258 persons injured.
A tabulation hv weeks follows:
Durkin’s Story Of Mix-Up Is Week
Killed Inj.
Only One Made Public Ah Juno 28 to July 4 ........... 37 204
246
July 4 to 11 . . ' ............ 34
Others Are Silent; Woman July
278
11 to 18 ................... 40
Is CnuHe Of Battle Royal July 18 to 25 ................... 46 258
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MARTIN DURKIN
IS BEATEN IN JAIL
FIGHT ATCHICAGO
CHICAGO, July 26—(JP)—Martin Durkin, gunman nnd automobile thief, today nursed a pair of
bluck eyes, u split upper lip and a
half dozen body bruises ns the re
sult of .a thrashing reqelvet) a t t\\e
hands of fellow prisoners in tha Idill
pen of "munforcra’ row,” in the
county jail.
A jail silence i m m c d i a to 1y
shrouded the lenders after the as
sault Sunday and only Durkjn’s
story of the scrup became public.
He Kuid a fellow prisoner hud be
come angry when u friend of Dur
kin's made uii engagement with u
woman ucuuaintunce.
The Durkin usr.uult was only one
of severul disturbing tho Sunday
quiet of the jail, which a week ago
was the scene of a plot by Henry
Fernekes, “ midget humlit,” to dy
namite his way to freedom. Jail
conditions also me under investi
gation us u result of disclosures of
liquor und nurcotic smuggling to
prisoners.
James, Grlcius, slayer of three,
chewed off the ends of a hundred
mutches in u second attem pt to
commit suicide.
Rucseli Scott
made public u second letter in his
now effort to escape the gallows.
According to Durkin’s account,
ho was attacked by three other
prisoners as he stepped into the
bull pen for hiH afternoon exer
cise period. After he had been
beaten by tho trio, he said, prison
ers friendly to him held back two
of his assailants and gave him an
opportunity to fight the third,
whom he knew only. asi “ Dogfi
Do; luce.
I wish I hod a couple of leeches
for my eyes,” he told reporters.
FrenchNewspapers
Encourage Feeling
Against America
PARIS, Ju ly ’ 26,— (/P)— Tho
newspapers are almost unanimous
In condemning recent anti-Ameri
can 'demonstrations, or rather,
demonstrations, against tourists
who a n supposed to come from na
tions the exchange of which is un
favorable to France bocause of the
low level of the franc. A few of
the newspapers however, continue
to print all sorts of far-fetched
■toriea which it is considered are
calculated to encourage feallnga
against foreigners.
Moat of the dispatchee toll
French people it U not the fault
of indiivldual At
Americans or En
glishmen in France it they receive
an excessive number of francs for
thalr dollars or pound starling.
Curiously enough, though; Spain's
exchange rata is high, but very lit
tle ih/geard about the peseta as
compared with the dollar and the
pound. «...
/
remind the French
healtote
te high rate
!
whin it favored them
were able to
to
f, owing
ra w
Totals
157 1,031
North Carolina led all states in
the number of persons killed with
22. closely followed by Florida
with 21. Georgia wus thb J with
20. In the column of persons in
jured. Gcorgiii led with 183, fol
lowed bv Florida with 146. Vir
ginia wan third with lit).
A tabulation by states for the
month Allows:
State
Virginia ...........
North Carolina
South Cfirolinu
Ceorgiu I...........
Florida ............
Alnbnmu ........
Mississippi
Louisiana ........
Arkansas .. .
Tennessee .......
Kentucky .........
Totals
tl
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Funeral services for Frank N or
ris, 79, who diod a t 7 o’clock Sundnv night, will bo conducted at
4:30 o’clock tomoYrow afternoon a t
tho F irst Methodist Church. In
term ent will be made In the city
comotery by Miller & Erickson,
morticians.
Tho nged mnn had lived in San
ford for the last yA»r. He hoB
been prominent in church and lodge
affairs. He wns stricken with
ncuto indigestion lust week nt his
home. 705 Palmetto Avenue, a fter
being in poor hoalth for some
time.
Mr. N orris was a former retd
estate man in Birmingham and for
some time served as secretary ^nd
treasurer of the Birmingham Real
ty Company. He moved to FloorIds about she yearn ago nnd had
been In Sanford for n Uttlo over
a year. Hifl first residence In this,
state was in Oveldo.
The deceased was o member of
tho F irst Methodist Church here.
Ho was an active .member of tho
Masonic lodge of this city. During
tho Wur between the States, he
served under the Confederate col
ors.
Mr. Norris is survived by his
wife- a ajstor,- M
Mrs.i D.
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Inspection Of
WhefeC^te-i
Plant Of Coal
&
*3
-+ IS'
Railroad SuitI H ' ‘ 1
Tracks Are T
Similar Cavedieted For W«
rt
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Tjm
Kentucky By Jf
b
This hi Chief of Pulico S. A. Len->
gel of Canton, O., who was bit
t e r l y criticized by Donald R. Mcllett, publisher of the Canton Daily
News, in tho editorial cumpaign
that led to Mellett’s murder. Cltiz«*ns now are demanding th at
'oimeono besides Lengvl take
charge of tho investigation of tho
murder.
dc
MEMPHIS* T enn- Ji
(/P)—Maj. Donald H.
ly, chief of the detachnM ttt1
United States Array
eern xtationed here, afte?"
inapection t o d a y
ground about ^ tha
which occurad. iwar i
iaalppl river front. 1
terday, predicted th a t )
•r eave-in likely would 4
day.
i
The caving began at '
seypral hundred fast from
bed and included a mass
estimated at 10,000,000 cut
1,0000 feet long and over
wide.
The entire plant of the Y
Kentucky Coal Company,
ing the greater part of thp _
ed area, waa carried down. |
Committee Members Prepared 60
feet, and then tumbled' Int
To Inquire Particularly mesa of wreckage. The coal,
Into Charget? Of Expend!* pony’s lots WUs estimated
SENATE’S PROBE
OF THE ILLINOIS
ELECTION BEGINS
.
•
lure.^ Of Over $3,000,000 000.Switch
Tracks Are
CHICAGO, July 20.—(Jf)—
Frank L. Smith testified today
before the Senate Campaign
Committee that hi* fight for tne
Illinois Republican senatorial
nomination cost approximately
$250,090, of which Samuel In
sult, Chicago traction m agnate
gave $100,000,
r
Switch-tracks of tha Bt.',
San FranriSeo Railroad'
ed and broken ancj Pea*
feed manuraeturere- ioffered^
SSr^SSSSBT"*
Cracks bad basn _
the area for soma time, ear
they began to increase late
day the coal company
moving coal from the
CHICAGO, July 20.—
Wi t h cave-in was much'
seven witnesses summoned and a that had been
score of othors In reserve, the spe It was stated.
cial Senate Campaign Committee
Continued cracking
net out today upon an investigation the .night indicated
of the Illinois senatorial primary. r round might be .taken
Members of the rom rqittee Were1 •ink, and early
prepared to inquire particularly
alottoaa
into charges that expenditures on
behalf of thu two candidates in the
Republican prim ary oxceeded the
three-million-dollar total shown to
have ix'cn expended in tho Penn
sylvania primary.
Senator McKinley was unable to
respond to j i subpoena ow ing-to
Illness, but Frank L. Smith- who
default'd him for thu senatorial
omlnutiou, wus among those the
ommittev planned to examine this
week.
Others upon whom .subpoermos
hml been served were Chester Wil
loughby, secretary to Senator McKinlev; Samuel Insult, traction
magnate, of Chicago; Edward II.
W right, member of tho Illinois
commerce commission, of which
Smith is chairman, and Charles
V. Barrett, u leader of of the
Crowc-Burrett faction in Cook
county, which supaprted Smith.
Rov O. West, secretary of the
Rqpublicun national committee
and u leader in the' Deneen Re
publican clique which supported
Senutor McKinley and State's At
torney Robert E. Crowe, also wsro
to be nuffBtionod by the committee.
Tho investigation also intends to
call to the stand Georgo E. Bren
nan, the Democratic candidate for
senator; formor Mayor William
Halo Thompson and u number of
others reported to have handled
campaign funds fur the senatorial
candidates.
«
seemed possibly doomed
Dree* out anew,
caving .break
moved merchandterand *
from the-bulldogs-
Predicts Cave-In In Kent
FRANKFORT.. Ky.(
. . July *
(TP)—Repetition of the MSai
Tonn., subsidence which
caused a' loss of $350,000
portion of tha Mlssisalpt:
bank slipped away. ca:
Idl;
it buildings
of the West
Goal Company, can be
_
woitern K en tu ck y jn d nor
orn Tennessee- »ccordln«» t o
R. Jilson, state Geologist 7;
Dr. Jilson said the Mi
disturbance is due to an .
quako movement caused by
adjustm ent of the earth’a
repeonse to stresses and l
duced by fracture and what i
gists call "faults.”
SAN FRANCISCO. Jul;
WP)—The case of CoL
Green, suspended prohibl
mlnlstretpr, accused of „
in office- i* expected to
lint to be considered aa
panelling of tha federal
etarte here today.
■Mrs
It has been Indicated tfcftt
stead of allowing Ahe jury to
low its usual court* of orgunk
selecting a secretary and adjo
ing until the following wack,
prosecutors will request Ink
sons are under subpoena to
action on the case. Soma
aa wit
...
30 Deaths Reported . : ' Although
nigh tha
ised
freqly
admi
admit*
that
From Wood Alcohol M m o drinks to ht»
dsnlea that he has taken u
BUFFALO, N. Y., July 26 —UP)
vernmenFf liquor. Ha t
— Thirty deaths had been reported
will welcome lndlctm
today in Buffalo and vicinity from trial aa it will “clarify k
wood alcohol. Tw dealers have been which put me in a very
K
arrested.
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Motorcade 50 .
Leaves This Mt
Over the wesk-and tbs death toll
in Buffalo was 13, urhlle an equal
number died in Toronto and other
Ontario towns, and four In Lockport, 51. Y,
Twenty soft drink parlors in Buf
falo have been closed today by the JACKBOI ’•
—Fifty Jackaonv
police.
’ i today
h ct
St.
Peteraburg-~City
Umlto
to
be
Blrmingbun, and several nieces
to reach!
extended
northward,
to
take
in
1H
and nsgjitws throughout thia state
•mm
tour,
beh
miles near, territory.
and Alabama.
bile, will M il
»v •#
“ i series ofj
aI
Dunning Lauds <
Central Floi
u,
Better^ eo-operation
Sanfi
tral
than
fkiabi
O.
n ,i
ET,T\*7v
f »*\
157 1.031
FuneralService F or
Frank Norris Will
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TRAFFIC MISHAPS
CLAIM 157 LIVES
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WtLfJ Jne rw«ntly
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l/AlWamt
Governor’s Husband
Still Maintains Hope
Miami Selected By
L i o n s At Frisco
For 1927 Gathering
New York Woiwui Conleases That She
Vv) Killed Two Daughters With An Axe
LplSEE.
' , 1 Fla-. July 26. —Mrs. Ida Flint baa confessed
C“«?t yLine that she. Inflietod the wounds on;
r 1 ' ‘elu notice with her two young daughters which re
fcsw™ <w «p
W Dude t the United sulted In their deatha Saturday.
District Attorney’GrWff announced
'ourt from the de
th * children
down by the state
an axe. sho
that
*aipment» mov-# triad to commit
using the
twu
Returns From 238 O a t Of 252
Couiftios In d icate A tto rn e y
Genera) Will H a r# M ajo rity
Over Field Of 5 C an d id ates
leading Governor Mirjaih A. F e r
Company J) of Sanford, 124th guson by 109,000 votes grid had a
regiment of the Florida National majority of 387 in tha >fite-cflffnGuard, again demonstrated its su ered primary race for tile Detnonom
perior murkmunxhip at Camp Jo cratic gubernatoriiil nomination.
seph E. Johnston, Jacksonville These figures were based on re
When tho company qualified 10 turns from 238 of the 252 counties
men for machine gun work, more with 5(5 complete.
Moody i uist maintain hin majorthan any oilier company, accord
ing to un nnnounrent today. Com Texas luw provides a run-off pripany D detrained here yesterday ity to win the nomination, as the
after two weeks' intensive train niury shall he held if no candidate
receives n c h a r majority in the
ing ut Camp Johnston.
Lynch Davidson,
The Sanford guardsmen cap first primary.
Houston
business
man, running
tured the silver cup for tip.* best
iruirkipniiship for the third time third, had less thnn a third of
last year and it became the prop Moody'H total und less than half
erty of. Company D for all time. of Governor Ferguson’s.
Moody’s brightened prospects
There was not cup offered this
year but machine gun qualifica for upoppnscd nomination stim u
lated renewed conjecture today
tion rounds were held.
*ll «ex
The medical corps detachment of to whether Mrs. Ferguson will
Sanford, Florida National Guard, ecute her promise to resign if
including 23 men and two officers, Moody leuds her by one voto in
the first primary. Her offer was
also returned from Cump Johns- contingent
on Moody’s agreement
top yesterday.
MaJ. R. E. Stevtrhs, M. D., was in command. Lieut. (o resign as uttorney general if ahe
Charles L. Park, M. D., was the wold lead him by 25,000 votes, and
other officer of the corps in camp. he accepted.
Of the 667,527 votes already
Company D had 43 men and
three of floors in camp.
Cupt.-J. counted, Moody has 338,057; Mrs.
Ferguson, 230,005; Davidson, 100,
C.
, Hutchinson was in command.
848;
Mrs. Kate M. JohnuttV 1,861;
Other officers were F irst Lieute
M n. Edith- WlhnansriJCMfe. «ni)
nant W. F. Rtinge and • Second Rev.
O. V. Zimmernuul, 2,083.
Lieutenant E. C. Hnrpfcr. ’ ‘
Former
Governor James E. F er
Corpornl Buford Brown made
the highest score in the mnchir.u guson, husband of tho governor, in
gun firing. Corporal Benjamin a statement Sunduy, counselled
Wade and Privute Willie C. Cole their supporters not to give up
hope — not to concede anything.
man tide for second place.
The men qualifying w e r e : He said he had been informed of
Corporal Brown, Corporal Wade, "irregularities,” nnd that the “luw
Private Coleman. Privute Robert hus been violated” ill the polling.
Moody said: “There is no doubt
L. Garrison; Sergeants Fred W.
Pope, Robert L. Grier and Porter of the success of our cause,” und
If. I^nsingi Corporal Enrl F. disclaimed any “delusion that tho
Dorsey and Private Kush Stafford result is a personal victory.”
and Willie N. Sims.
•The first state-wide Republican
The roster of Company D men primary, conducted mainly to es
in Camp Johnston follows: Cupt. tablish the party in Texus, is tit
J. C. HutchinsonLEirst Lieutenunt, tra d in g little
le at!
attention.
W. F. Range; Second Lieutenant,
Congressman Wurzbach, the only
E. C. Harper, First Sergeant, H, C. Republican representative from
W ashburn; Sergeants C. C. Duffle- Tvxus, hud a lead over his oppon
A. L. Gatchel, R. L. Grier, H. R. ent, Fred E. Knesch, from tho
Laing, P. H. Lansing, T. E. Mur«"- fourteenth district. _
dith, and F. W. Pone.
Corporals, Olivo Roundtree, Bu
ford Brown, A. A. Cole, W. M.
Dorton, E. F. Dossey, W. S. Lyons,
V. I,. Smith. E. L. Vehlen- und
Beniumino Wndo.
First Class Private: Ii. A. Cam
eron, W, E. Suell, W. C. Coleman,
D. A. Dunn, W. C. Fields, R. L
Garrison, C. S. Johnson, H. B. ’ Tho International Association, of
Marsh, W. E. Marshall. J. A. Lions L-lubs will meet in Miami
Melsch, Douglas Plchard. William Di 1927, a message from R. L.
Prieter, C. W. Rountree, O. C. Robertson, Sanford delegate to the
Rowand, Jam es W. Spivey and convention a t San Francisco- to
The Herald yesterday said. Mi
Kush Stafford.
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Privates: R. R. Williams, V. L. ami wub chosen by the aelegutes
Phillip*, J. N. Prevutt. C. A. Rose, late Saturday.
P. N. Simpson, W. N. Sims- Alton
California voted for the Florida
Summerlin and Roy Thames.
cl.ty, according to tho telegram.
Detroit, Des Moines and El I’oso
an interesting campaign
Lovell Hears 5 Cases staged
for the convention honor*, but In
On Reckless Driving the end, Miami was chosen bnanlmQjiaJy.
D etroit waa considered the lead
Five reckless- driving cases nnd
two asault cases constituted the ing contender for the convention
docket this morning before Justice preceding the balloting, and the
new* th a t Miami won out was t
of the Peace M. W. Lovell.
Charles and Willie
Lawson, delightful surprise to Sanford
charged with assault were dis Lions.
charged, while John O'Neal was
Florida Lions will return in the
fined $10 and costs on a similar same special tarin which took them
charge.
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to the co ast
E rnest Slplin, W. D. Blake,
The convention elected William
Aaron Grice, Eugene Earld and «. A.. W estfall of Mason City, Iowa,
MONROE, Ga., July 26
i Henry D, Dr.niel, 64, form er governor of- Georgia, died a t his home
hero yesterday a fte r a brief 111:>es8»
Although he had been feeble for
[Sanford (he day after some time, he was up and about his
P»h|pj«-,| and yesterduy home until F iiday when he took
fsanfijri! Avenue.
J|0 to bed. Ho was conscious and en
® po ice headquarters, gaged members of his family in
,.
far his up. conversation until Saturday a fte r
*°urt today.
noon, when he sank Into a coma
nT
\an in the At- from which he nevsr rallied- Ho
itain.L Rni)r«»ttd’s ear waa elected in 1883 to fill the un
Hogging inci- expired term of Gov. A. H, Steph
u >< he was taken ens, who died in.office. He was
Justice Lpvei
hiind fulded and re-elected in 1884.
with a r-liek. The
ni.ni with niis“*y, it was said.
IPwIt nnd threat, early
by the police
was humid over
“ '-'lurt in Mmtiei|)al
f Coast L ine'
^ToU.S.Court
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Spark From The Auto’s Ex Company D (Junlifiew 10 Men
haust jgnitea
Gasoline
For Machine Gun Work In
Flowing Over Car’s Tank
Recent Qualification Testa;
DALLAS, Texas, July $6.—(A>)—
On Highway Near Sanford
GuardsmenBucJiF romCamp Attorney General Dan Moody Was
A spark from tho automobile’s
exhaust ignited gasoline flowing
over the tank of a cur owned by If.
C. W uters of Sanford yesterday a f
ternoon and resulted in a fire
which destroyed the filling station
of T. C. W ainwright ut the West
F irst S treet road and Luke Monroo road intersection.
The uutomobile was also destroyed.
The
total damage was estimuted by fire
departm ent officials a t $5,000.
W aters had driven his auto, n
new one, to the station, to have
the gusoline tank replenished.
M anager Glenn of the filling
station was overcome by the emoke
while attem pting to subdue the
fire, and taken to the FcrnaldLuughton Memorial Hospital for
treatm ent. He was later released.
The B m a li house adjacent to the
filling stution occupied by the
Glenn family was partly destroyed.
The Sanford fire departm ent sent
u pumper to thq fire utul pumped
w ater from a nearby ditch.
The
auto a*4 station were a mass of
flam es when the pumper arrived.
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^ ' ? ^ ? ^ y c e !*n»ohil«nt ovdu rem nrki she said
fMonopolies,
^Enforcement
iservationui
iAre Cited
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'oHospital
leepingTablet
Hv
w aanaM H i
?cEa ilgf hn ti
t waa docked at the lfq«
dry agents will be
"lorida division, " "
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^Protests Made
■Escam bia
ity Assessment
3ACOLA, July 24.—m ~
. j 'f lm t time Rinco the <-omInlMlonorfl lot K ( nmfcln county'
"(jd Hcori pitting as n board o f
(billmUon, there were no proBta from tax-payers against
onty assessments on their propf ‘/ho board closed its week:* sitrtfr 'without ‘n- complaint lK*ing
M e.
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If Ansessmcnts are given ns $18,
013,700. The 1025 assessm ent
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was $14,383,000. The board coriridera the county in good finan
cial condition nnd .it is believed
that a reduction In the tax millage cop bo made.
It wait statinl today that tho
probable reason for the satis
faction of the tax-payers is th a t
th®y> have romo to realise tho
vnluc of county improvements
h aw found that these nro auto
matically working out for the
good of the individual.
It was pointed out th at while
the assessment of the property
of the county has been increased
about $3,000,000 over that of
Inst year, that the real value of
the property hnd Incrcamd pro
portionately.
' Docs not the luxurious thought of a com£ portable future appeal to you? The trif*"ling sacrifices necessary now will quick| ly ly fade when you become the proud pos
sessor of your home.
A G m m m i.
called for next Monday when ail
final -details of tjja' examination
will be worked out before the an
nouncement of tha results is mude
TALLAHASSEE, July 24.-(/P) public. Over 3(fo0 applicant* took
— Uesults of the bar examination
conducted in June will probably tho examination. -V ; •
bn made public about the middle
of next week, according to an an
nouncement today by (J. T. Whit ■ Tampa -4-room addition to be
built, to liuffulo Avenuo gram m ar
field, chairman of the* bourd.
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sash and doors. Roofing and building
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Our Sweet And
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Phone 797
Corner Maple and <>th Streets
Phone 48
Study the Pontiac Six. Note
T h at is why th e " In d ia n
the large engine with its 186.5 h e ad ” is seen o n every trail
cu. in. displacement; the 46 lb. and highway,
crankshaft) the costly bronzeThat is why Pontiac leader,
backed interchangeable bear- ship cannot be denied—why
ings; the superior Fisherbodies, already over 35,000 Pontiac
panelled, beaded and smartly Sixes have been built—a six
finished in Duco; th e sclen. months record that exceeds the
tific distribution of w e ig h t- largest production eve* n o am <
and score after score of features attained by any new
literally without precedent in m ake o f car d u rin g
a Six at $825.
its f i r s t f u l l y ear l
Oakland SI*. Companion to Pontiac SU—$1025 la $1295. All prlcot at
lacioty. Easy to pay on tho liberal lit noraI Mount TimaPuyrn.ni Hun. lO D ttt *T|
Sanford Cadillac
Wc l sc Only Soft W ater
Sanford Building & Loan Association
L. E. White, President
SANFORD LAlINDRYwc
E. Compton, Mgr.
819 W. THIRD ST.
p i} ° s e
McCALL, JR.
The lath furnished by
II! i-!
I|llite
MclANOER ARCADE
PHONE 176.
NO
Y III GO FIX SOMETHING
(THE BUNCH ANPC\ \ FOR THEM To EAT. •
iCOME OVER TO My\ (SINCE WE MOVED ,
jHOV^E-J »VE 60T < INTO OUR NEW HUMlr
a ' r e a l p l a c e nouj)\; J o e 's f r i e n d s cant
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standard of exeelb-nre.
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117 E. Second St.
C s
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«SW EETfiNO C L E A N S .!?
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SANFORD GROV
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It. is loolliardy to put
inferior m aterial into
your building. We sup
“Amid Majestic Pines”
ply i lie beM at pi ires
a
PO N T
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BRANCH
v a t -u
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ordinary ipii'lily.
K P .V I
110 North Laurel Ave.
Sunday will be a m ighty fine day for
you to inspect Sanford Grove and the
many advantages offered by this ex
clusive development.
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The homesites being offered in Sanford
Grove are ideally located for that new
home. They are within the city limits
and only a few moments ride from the
business district.
Not that in* loves his friends less, but I hat he loves
his home more.
CELERY CITY
Lumber &Supply Co.
COURTESY
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QUALITY - SERVICE
The fellows are ju st ns fine ns ever, lull if.-; a lot
more fun having them under his own roof than It
is going out to meet them.
11in friends like him better for it, too. in building
his home, he hns shown himself equal to the obliga
tions lie undertook, and they respect him for his suc
cess while they enjoy his home.
Bond-Hill Lumber
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EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER — LET
8UI*I*LY YOLK BUILDING NEEDS.
H . T . L ipacom l), M g r
Take a little time tomorrow. Drive south
on Mellonville Avenue to Geneva A ve
nue, and then turn east. You’ll find
Sanford Grove a tract of pine forest that
w y* • t •
will clelight the eye.
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Company
W. P. Curler, Ass’l. Mgr,
Yard, Holly Avenuo a t 11th, 12lh and l!Uh Streets
Telephone 565
ROND GRADE
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Xfolite* the
titutlon the attorney general
be notifiaL rnd he c«n cite the
- NOTICE
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, form erly of flaSferiL 4
SSS®JwS7ef In
<* A. Miller of Lakriac
rm or iw id en t of this cli
Myna taken t o tta U v lI I Ky.,
fo rm e r h o tn e fo r huria •
C and
e Vho
■et
- lived
Miller
until 1900. ■Mm. MillSr
The regular annual meeting moved to jA cK io n vllle and lived
frfje c k a o n - of the stockholders of the w ith her daughter. Mrs. Loulifr T.
«- Stmdsy Florida Vegetable Corpora^ Lockett. .
Mr* Miller wae 94 yearn old
'tion will be held in our offices
a w
and 11 m rinber of the Episcopal
In
ths
Masonic
Building
at
peep of Or*
church; 'She I* survived by three
»to Banfoed .8100 P. M., Tuesday, August ion* mid onf* daughter, David A.
8id, 1926, for the election of Miller, William D. Miller of
a directorate and the cohald-’ Jackrcnville; Jam es A. Miller of
Lakelands and Mrs. Lockett of
eratlon of all other matters Jacksonville.
aorvtaf«'Pn the third Which may, properly come be^
m * of toon' will ring fore such meeting. A full aty nlgM services in tendence is requested.
W veoal Wednesday
R. B. CHAPMAN
S a n t o r d '|
President.
L A U N D ^ * j
L. t H A Z IE R ,
Secretary.
Y our
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C hildren
ADD
da if ypa have a chili
ad. to e k . is timid »,t
ARCHITECT
I h a s twlssd ton* of thoufia fl. emaciated children‘ F irst National Hank Bldg.
■tm ng and sturdy—why 1
: tb fy help your oiling little I Sanford, ------------ Florida
eon gat 09 McCoy' s tablets
I cents a t Union Pharmacy
any druggist anywhere in
fid tog vitalising vitahalo oay weak, worno r woman to better
fk f y , McCoy’*. - A d v .
"ZO’’—wonderful new vita
min breakfast food. Tasty,
SANITARIUM C O O K E D
l il t A N — sterilized high
grade bran fo r laxative use
with rerenls and baking.
Elton J. Mougrhton
Consult Fs Before Wiring
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Seminole
d Letter Will
lyMexican E L E C T R I C
Department
Co.
CITY, July 20.—(JP)—
nt of the Interior
- T-S S intest! gation of a
letter lagged yesterday
f of archbishops
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
No Job To Big, No Job Too
announced that beSmall
HU AN IlISCUITS — daint it*m| rrnrkera, healthful, nu
tritious, delicious.
Lots Of Satisfaction
in Sweet and Clean
Clothes W ashed by
our Wet Wash Plan at
75c for 15 pounds
5c for each additional
I
pound.
"Wt. f :;r Only Soft W ater"
SAVITA—a purely . vege
table extract th at has aroma
and flavor of finest meats.
41.81 PER CENT GLUTEN
FLOUR—special flour for
use in limited starch diets.
I’KOTOSE — looks,v tastes
nnd smells like meat. Pure
ly vegetable. Delicious and
easy to serve.
MALTED NUTS — perfect
milk substitute, nourishing,
cany to digest.
.MINUTE BREW — flavor/
coffee substitute. Free from
nil poisons.
LACTO*DEXTRIN—a pre-pn ration for autointoxication
and intestinal toxemin, the
chief causes of colitis, high
blood pressure and
many
This rapid expansion iB causing the Invest
ment per telephone to increase steadily and the
revenue per telephone station must be maintained
at a proper level, to insure the flow of new capital.
Economical management and efficient workers
have kept the operating expenses at a minimum,
and Unlay your dollar buys more and better tele
phone service than ever before.
The problem of maintaining a proper margin
between expense and revenue is one of equal con
cern to the telephone user and the telephone conv
pany. Its solution depends largely upon your ap
preciation of its importance.
DAVID LAIRD, Florida Manager
other diseases.
I'AltALAX—a mineral oil
emulsion, for constipation.
Agreeable to take.
I.AXA ■— palatable blsruita
of brim and agar for con
stipation.
Investigate Today
"B ell
System ”
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
For your health’s sake
Oto« P o licj, O n t SjU rm , U n ir m + I S t r r u t
Valuable booklets and samples FREE •
SANFORD LAlINDRYwc
819 W. THIRD ST.
, Sunday no . priest
M ate et religious cere- 815 Park Ave. Phone 420W
In--Wie Catholic churches
wot Mexico in view tit the
tat> ftitegtion to put into
new regulations on re*
PHONE
475
M cCU LLER
BRANCH
McLAHDER ARCADE
PHONE 116.
Grocery Co.
n
PHONE <»71
SANFORD GROVE
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0 EXPAND the telephone system to meet
the greater needs of the South, reQ ulreea
continuous flow of new money to build addi
tional plant; and greater revenue to pay the coat
of rendering the more extensive service.
Tliis year the growth of the business in
Florida, done, will require a d d i t j ^ n d m > h e £
merits costing approximately $9,500,000. TWa
money must be secured from Inveetors, and the
company's earning capacity must be sufficient to
moke the investment attractive. ^
«d to announce that we have the
M famous foods that have brought
people to vigorous health. Ask us
S A N I T A R I U M BRAN
F l, A K B S — ..(Miclous
breakfast food, ex tra large
cr/up flakes with vitam in B.
h—In keen-
druggest who
1j rotum your (
We are
agency for
back so
about the
crisp.
TO YOUR OIL
So doesn’t _
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MILLION!
Ami dMajestic Pines”
Mosquitoes
Flies, Roaches, Bed Bugs
Ants, Fleas, Moths and
Other Insects
A Sanford development ot merit,
ot present and future value. The
greatest asset any section can pos
sibly have is its highways and
boulevards in and through the
property.
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Watch the development ot San
ford Grove. Ask who has pur
chased homesites.
Investigate
the men who are responsible for
the development.
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W INTERGREE
B uy Sanford Grove
Homesites
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B U Y IT FROM YOUR LOCAL DEALER
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13, SANFORD:
E. C. MILLER, Pres.
P int National Bank Bldg.
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PJORDB, Iceland, July
• d remote little 13i- w o f the Far North
I b? hundreds "f
pt ocean from its
,bor, has one of the
[ire cookeries in the
,tie fish ntid cheese
fWo handed down from
f ig h te r for nearly a
distinctive dishes
fKC of the oldest and
favorite.
fjbe recipe for "sk y r”
| tested jointly liy the
daughters of Mr.
It mo?t lie renieinyr" was one of the
„ of the old Norscovereil Iceland more
and years ago, and
been handed down
ed.
10-20 quart • of milk,
Knonfuls well filtered
(drops cherse rennet,
j is filtered into a pot,
|boiled for a lew min
,]( is pas-ed through
JIgain rooked over a
until it Lland . at n
1 ANFOB1
’arrot.Dies Cussing
Oppressive W eather
"CHAIII.OTT^ N, Cm July 20.
(ffl—A par: it . s dead hero,
tho victim of the hunt. Tho
owner,' a barber, hoping that
his feathered friend has gone
to a cooler clime, is yet doubt
ful bemuse of Polly’s lat words.
"Wonderful bird," sighed the
baijier. "Could say any word
f.itl the world. Tnlk just like a
human.’’
•Pride lightened his grief ns
Hq ndded: “ A'ul slie died cuss
ing the weather."
Mitt#:
Wi t f u«er
Annually AtRo
Four-1
And Si
Lives In;
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•S f. CLOUD. Ju ly 20. (A*)—Bids
WINTER PARK, July 20A-</P) four-dnv heat wave In tho New'
worn opened
the rtg u lg r meet’
—
Miss
M. Flossie rlUy, a icading England and th e >middle-Atlantic
Ing of board of rgovemors of the
businci*) woman
f o r t Myers, stutes utmdioratUd /Thursday by
!o«nl chamber of commerce for
who is an alumna of;RoUlnB col
the surveying and platting of the
today had dilnved nearly
lege, has mndo perm anent tho stormsCivic F artp Colony to be located
160 lives.
,
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M.
Flossie
Hill
priz*
short
story
hero under tbq auspices' of • tho
Fifty
deaths
were.added
during
contest for undergraduates of the past 21 hours.' There wore IB
cham ber o f commerce. ’ When this
Hollins College, according to an in New England. 19 In New J e r
work' la done, tho business of
announcement mads ytoday by sey, 0 in Ndw Y^Jrk City «nd -1 iif
clearing the HUid w ill be taken
Hamilton Holt, president.
New York state.'
up an a th a vapplicants definitely
Miss Hill offered a prize for
Among ihe Now York victims
located on tp * non-profit by idles
the best nhort story written by u were Johnson Watson Dixon, Inwfnrm development.
Hollins student tho past yenr and ,yer and pn sident of the Yale Club,
Applications have been receiv
the results w ere. so satisfactory and Harry Anson Moody, former
ed from all p a rts of the United
that she agreed to make the con official of the F, W. Woolworth
St. Augustine Extensive hnrd- test an niinunl one. Albert NowStates, the secretary of tho cham
Company.
ber of commerce asserted, some surfaced street program being ton, a junior, of Orlando, won the
Showers in many localities yes
coming from oven tho Pacific launched by city.
prize for 1025-26.
terday lowered the • tem perature
The prize is offered under thq slightly but mndo the atmosphere
coast.
auspices of tho English depart more oppressive. The high tnnrk
According to the list shown, tha
ment of the eollegc. Each en in New Yoik was 87. or ton degrees
northern states still lead in thtf
view of inquiries with Michigan the hoard of governors. The farm trant nmy submit only one rfeort less than the maximum Thursday.
at the top> New York state second er (lues nut have to pay (except story not to exceed 3,000 words
Humors of a possible water
and Ohio. Rhode Island and for the clearing) until the end nor to l>e less than 2,000 words. famine in New York wore dispell
The establishment of the prize ed by the police and firemen who
Maine in order.
of tho third year of cultivation.
was brought about by Paul Hill
The farrnn are to be sold a t n Hu is then required to pay twenty iard, n junior in the college, who continued to give street urchins
non-profit price by the chamber per cent of the purchase price and edits the Snndspur and who had the benefit ef water from hydrants,
oft commerce and a group of (Us- twenty per cent a year until the j fostered creative writing by his
l.ake .Wurth 12-inch w ater niuin
interested,citisens are to compose farm is completely paid for.
[classmates.
being laid, dung 23d Avenue.
CARRY STATION
Alow
Open!
Corner Fourth and
Herald Classified Ada Bring Results
d/W'b
vl lirt.S
I of about lid degrees
4Udegree* e.imnrl. The
l and rennet are added
f | tell. Then tile pot
filh lid and linen cloth
l premature cooling,
i hours it is uncovered,
[to the housewife who
FI pot too soon!) well
md stirred until it is
ef lump-.
A little
[added for ileli u> v’s sake.
llKrvrd i "Id in a ervs
[lilh i "sauce" made of
| finely-powdered sugar.
|t; of the dish depends
[Upon the eiirds used
lb’on. They are made
ting way:
Unary eui'ds
are
rare stirred in a Imwl
oner by two spoon' of lukepdffmilk.
Thorough
|iM aix Miss Danielstret of SUITES'*.
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Villages, towns and cities are invariably judged by
the prosperity of Iheir merchants, by the prominent part
ihoy ^Jfeiin cwi^affairs and by ihe confidence in (lie city
as displayed by their investments.
|U insurgents in the
|le handed and the
nt was unable to
I
ho
d hi,
lion
hi
w ro te
is n
Cnptalfl’a
regard i., the
Ibwn apprmtd
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friiit I’.iiUi't to
on.
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With the prosperous merchant m evidence on,every
hand, so, too; will be found a prosperous people. With
the community reputation largely dependent upon the
merchant, he in turn is dependent upon the citizens of
that community. His problems are your problems, his
success your success. Your trade should be his trade.
Relief For
liretl Feet
Sanford merchants have supported and fought for
every move designed and executed for the solid and sub
stantial growth of the city. In return they deserve the
whole-hearted support of the people of this commu
nity.
I tW hot day on iiiv feet
Mil," writei a i dy siilcamatter how my feet
W i, Ti/. draws out all
“a I’m ns good as new."
peal. Acts right off.
*in of nun -, bunions,
spot.;.
huy a box of Tiz
I or deimrtue ut store,
fcal never swell, never
t get tired.
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This Advertisem ent Paid
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Woodruff and
quarters fur (Vager's
i-inie, none bctlet—
VUtos In Barrels,
la Bags.
Ume.
‘Lime.
ra\ Lime.
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him for 27 years,
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S A N F O R D
For by the ,Following
Merchants and Business Houses:
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Kilgore Seed Co.
L P.Mc(?ulJer
Sanfprd^ed and Supply Co.
er and Son
i Woodruff
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Piggly Wiggly
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After its usual fashion, the s u r t ^ vacation ifwm school
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ii traveling by, at surprising speed: It will he time for the
.and Children
beginning of, another school year long before anybody is
Mors Moral T orpid
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J ^ for dt. And yet there are some boys and <girls fn
BY ARTHUft atU Bl
(cw r> te»( «•*•* Sr
ord Wijo seem to be deriving very little benefit from
ry,».
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MuesolJni’s remedy for
WILL
The Herald believes in play and plenty of It. It would trouble
it "Get rid of
l td E. Second Bt,
Ilk* to.know that every boy and girl could have a rollick Pasciim ends class war,
ing. tfrte from, daylight to dusk. But The Herald also be- authority to the nation. taftH tf I t
PHONE 834
lieves that the people
who
have the
pleasure
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Mussolini.
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son
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useful along with their play.
discussing 'democracy
Indeed to this paper’s way of thinking play itself is useful andVoltaire,
monarchy, and it didn't ttafce
when it helps one to grow stronger and better* Physical much difference to a poor;,' man
development, good health, happy dispositions, all that should whether he was eaten by op* Jion
•
>q coming from play. Sanford boys and girls who are play or by one hundred rata, .y (
Some day the people m ay learn
ing right are getting all that, too.
to govern tncmsclvcp. Btit they are
6 ” Stationary .....
But the dawdling, discontented boys and girls, what of far from thot now, and m ust go on
R ” Stationary
them? Or the rowdy, quarrelsome, annoying boys and experimenting us they have done
0 H OsciUktlng ..
for the last hundred - thousand
Phonographs and R ^
I f '” rarertM . girls, what of them? Or those other boys and girlii who live years and more.
•«>•: • v “
Kadiotor ornaments
in homes where nobody believes in play nor does an earthly
Musical instruments
iSrS^isia
thing
to give them pleasure, what of them?
. *•.■
K.'sHI* \*V . •
*$ A r
Mussolini- says,
"Conditions
It would require considerable impertinence to make a sur which have changed leave no Jus
to Jack- vey. of Sanford for the purpose of discovering how all its tification for the Immortal princi
ples of the French revolution.”
Jokaa-In- boya and girls are employing their vacation hours. The. That's a m atter of opinion. The
vft>UIPOK UK*
very1ones who are most in need of help are ones who would french republic inhorlla the prhj7Jfl‘ Sanford i . a i
strtylgly resent the help they need. But it seems to The c pics of the revolution. Napoleon
Sanford. Plx
court*, Herald thut there must be some cases that could be reached irat, temporary director *laugh’ *;vv
tored
millions
of
French.n-'n
and
by tactful men and women. P frhaps there is a tactful
ended a prisoner of tho British
apart- woman reading this who know* of neighbor children to His worthies* succeeaor, Napoleon
whom she could give some pleasant hours. She may never Third, took charge and he and
« of afreet paring pro- have thought th at she could take four nr five children in f ranee were beaten to a frazzle bv
—ON—
Bismarck.
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__ 4 t M i l e r a r d Her car for a trip to the; BefiCln^ She may never have
Lake Monroe,
thought th at instead of being “run crazy” by the quarrel
A mi it w,,s under the French roL «tf
bpautlflca- ing of the youngsters next door she could arrange a bit
nnlnthat the glory of France was
,
trasi. '
•
jaN iS tt of school system of entertainm ent now and I hen that would lake them quite restored, the greatest war in ail
ifctT 'io r IneVewTcd l(,ut of their quarreling habit.
30 by 3 ^ t'alhfindrr
history won. Alsace and Lorraine
2!l by 410 Palhfimlrr
tafcoii
hack
from
(Germany.
PrinThen there are a number of potential “Big B rothers” in
.2 ®
of the French revolution will
•H by l*2.r» Goodyrnr
1 5RSE FOR TODAY Sanford who could do some wonderful work for some San cipIcM
outlive by many centuries a theory
Olhcr sizes in prop,,,!
” )R TH E BELOVED ford boys—and quite as much for themselves—if they would that one man, no m atter how able
Let Us Repair Y«ur
I 6f the Isjrd shall sta rt out to help the youngsters wind up their Bummer can drive millions of others with
the toe of his hoot.
jr by Him.’’ T>eut. 33: vacation in tip-top fashion.
Rockey Tire si
Road
BeTvice
ifffiV ’-’v '•* * •
Lucky boys and Ifirls have homes in which the summer
Because f rench crowds occasion
a il E. 2nd 8|.
Iftaf 0 grace of faith! vacation is taken care of to the benefit of all the family.
ally mob American and British
,J t b r
. It discerning lovo [But unfortunutely thebe are boys and girls in Sanford who tourists, Senator Reed of Pennsyl
JOHN WESLEY
cannot he accounted "lucky.” They are the ones who need vania advises Americans to boy
2r
g ift to me.”
THOMAS GREGORY IN MIAMI TRIBUNE
to discover that they have some good friends among the cott I aris. That would be fooliah,
wne
of Americans France
Crime Wave
grown-ups of this town, friendfl who believe in play and offers
education, to another bigger
Few things in ccclasiastlcal his form ist body in Knglqnd and every
t m a pretty face.
excellent
know how to help a youngster get the right kind of vucut- class, it offers
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. wines
"'lira .
tory
im.v are
lire mure
more striking
sinning m
than
an Ihe
the other religious body in the United
“ vnot endearing,
You - rr lutlfrrf In romp In Ihe New lurk Itiiilln i d
ion joys,
•
Inc rrench, in trouble and nded- ! em‘ri^' «»r success into which John
e deroid of grace,
States, and they are pi nimbly des
• nr evralns nml II.ten In m u.ir nml ta lk , from illfl.r,]
ing
a
scapegoat,
will
recover
from
Wcs,rv
Propagated
his
opinions,
ffW small and leering.
part»t thr ruuntr>.
----------------------------- O-----------------------tnoir ill nature. .Monnwhilo
. . n llllu thev Be was gifted with n frame of tined to increase, while the influ
bard, he does not care
IE Si
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Hotel Arrivals
hdar
LECTRIC Fi
SALE
H old; Social Meeting
Presbyterian Men To
' MONTEZUMA
W, 0. Flemming. Cocoa; Fred C.
Elines, Jscksonvnie; G. E. G ra t e S n ^ ,! V f the First Prcsbyham, S t -Petersburg; D. P. Kin- mcotiiig At % ' ■V1 . mvp n »oci«l
non. Miami; Mr. and Mrs, T. Mar
hj
tin, T am pa/ L ..F .,B oylo, city; H. h
"* ,hrc',“ ™
wC. Brown.; J . A. Bryan, Mr. and
There
will
|,o
talks
1„
S. Vau
Mrs. H. Ediot, Miami;
*V J. F. Garghan, Miami;
and M rs.'A . S. rison nnd F. K. Vernny!
Corden, M iam i;. Miss M artha "Me I '
ft
I,v R« f comCulloughK.Mlaral, . ,
am}1t l a r e y 'S 'a f e r e J ^ n ‘ittcn(,e»
chureh*und?r A, ’ .to,,iK>l1«t the
A.
gieken* Glass
gf. business
_ goodsy ofter*•1 (ho horuc
, Kt West First
, (bs
k afternoon
,T O |
' SEMINOLE
'
* f i , J 'p Rum! | H. W. . -Efnesvism, Baltimore, l J ? ru nm l.Mr"‘ Vo,ic 'Villlams. Mr
lllni r' C’ Winiams, and Mrn,
V n Than- Md! D' A. P ra ft, Jackaonvlllo
"**«• A‘
Tam pa; J. R* •SotnHnJ
[°r n*Cd.a
Party
*: ^ “ i'n | Blackburn, Haines C lty F H. L. motiirim; to Daytona Sunday.
“ ■S u n g at C aR der^ t a a i M ; M r./a n d Mrs.
Wullfs Coloy. Tampa; Jess L. Hill, >-Miss Emma Spmcer is spending
r*j7hn Brumley- Pinellas Parks f . F. Flack, Orlan •fcvornk .lays
HV-i |-a |m QettCg
First Street do; W. F. Fulton, Tampa.
.Its the frucst of Miss Lni* Bradford.
will be the
MRahtBin S.DAIOEB. society Eorroa
r
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.
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‘C‘\<t
-
Kast Sanford
Goldenrod;
Mrs. K. M. Howard has gono to
Milann and Atlanta, G a.,;io r sev- 'P » r e h services for •
Sundny school a t 3 o'eli
t-rnl weeks' visit with fHonds. Mrs,
Douglass Superintendent
i xV n’°,^°m i «broughV*ith Mr. „ Prcffhing servico a t 4 o’clock.
A’d
' Mr"- l)- C. HowartTo?
Oalc Rav* D. E. Rci,| pastor.
Avenue.
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Prayer meeting overy Wednes
— — ?:t
day evening m 7:;i0 o’clock.
D. L. Long Jr., nnd daughter,!
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rented the Wheeler house, recent
ly vacated by Mr. Reeve*, and will
occupy It until their new home
Is completed.
R B & ftE ricE T E L ^ O N B - a if c
CARD OF THANKS
ra
Wo wish to thank our
Misses Lola Baggett and Stella ninny friends for their lov*
Dodd of Orlando were callers here ing kindness and sympathy
Saturday afternoon.
Mins Elrd ln n c T ^ S
Wilda Jonon of Winter Pork Sunday.
J‘“
s h o w n US
^chth Of our son and
brother J. T. McCulley.
*Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McCuUey.
C. T. McCulley,
.
Mrs. R. E. Kelsey,
Mrs. T. L. Cook,
Mrs. D. E; Lundy.
I „ .M^ .... . Mr,. Weaver o, B»w.
Joe Flllipeck und sister, Miss
M r /K ja c wlli |S K ' r T ' ? £ V w ! ^
" " 'I Betty of OHnndo, were guests of
Miss Helen Dinda Sundny.
Mf* .Groom, is a recent bride of
Bowling Green nnd she and her
Mrs. Georgs Parker was taken
Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Gatlin of
«, husbami left Monday for a visit to tho Orange General Hospital
noy West were recent visitors a t With Mr. Weaver's parents in New Tuesday where she underwent n
the home of hU «nd Mrs. ('. A. Bedford, Ind.
minor operation Wednesday morn*
Ia |m e r in rnincron City.
»nff.
Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Baldwin <»r
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M. T nictt and Winter l nrk were alwo ffuentn of
Mrs. Harrell Sehinnbigger c f
•VALDEZ
m !5
.' |S*•?al,^V*,| s,,1,nl Sunday and- small daughter qf Tampn, wore Mj\ nml Mrs. (’room Wudnestlny Deljind wn»-the guest of Miss Lu
tthe progriim will
F. C. W ent; T. OMllngyon, City; Monday n t Daytona with his fam - gVCstn of Mr. and Mrs. Ashley cvenin/r*
cille Newby last week.
[to* T. s. lanrc- J. 0 . -Woodward.
R. Brewster.
'Woddward^ W.
W ._R._Brewster!py^
who have n m ilng,, t |Ure
MEAT MARKETS
Purvis recnntly, going on to DayL t Cowan. As- College P ark, Ga„ J. E. Dinvcr,
lonn neuch for a fuw weeks.
Robert
Garrison
motored
to
Day
410 Bsnford At#.
Mrs. ( ulli'ii and daughter, Miss
Mrk, F.
1*111 b«. Mrs- J - Bushnell; C. C. Birmingham. A. C.
and son,
l/ouifiu ( ullcn c)f Orlando, were tona. sponding Sunday there,
J .F .McGleUnn, L.; A. J. Roohan, A tlanta; J, H.
HW
Palmetto A*c.
rejjor
Mr. und Mrs. It. L. Grier, Miss
J n , Mrs. H. H. Gassier, Orlando; H. D. JSyner, Or t t ? ; left Sunday f.u points Ruth
Grier and
nml Robert
lii
' f.rier
r *were5 . day
UOst"r
" f " ' SN (;- ,s- Brown Sun
Glenn Whittle left Sunday for
of.Interest
in
Ihe
nmtlicni
states.
nuin
t.rier
aflernoen
[ t Vaughn. Mrs. lando; C. D. Higher, Haines City;
Greenville, Aim. to spend a short
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T a y lo r1
time.
C. E. Mitchell, New York; F. E.
Mrs W. A Zachary is leaving end Miss Evelyn Taylor nt West
Mr. P. M. Dodd nf Garden Tolsc
Harrison, Tallahussec; Mr. ’ mid
aim Beach recently. Miss Grier
The Price Is Ri/fht
^
M" m' tinie in Mount Iremained
farm left Sunday for the Ft. ValMrs. E. J. Cheutopher, Roy Cheu- Qjj
for several weeks visit.
!•
rederiek
Itim-s
has
returned
oy peach -.eel inn of Georgia. He from Swaiiamta, V.
die Melii'wlist topher, Mt. Dora; Jim MacDonald,
where ho
expects to be away for several spent several weeks.
| fts sewing hour City; R. Diaz, Windermere, R. V.
SANFORD
Mr. and Mrs. Elwnod Irish and weeks.
George
Cowan
mol,-red
to
New
Claude H'-rn Day, Delta, P h .; W. E. Led well,
•
mmih
murrain
arc
to
nrrivp
hero
Smyrna Sundny ipendiii ' the day
Wlemwn id 3:.10. Sarasota
G. ( . t.nehrnn has returned from n
there.
1 next week from Starke to reside
Mr. amt Mrs Wo limit accompa motor trip to points in Georgia,
on tin* \V. R. (irerm ’v fnrm.
nied b\ I In ir so n , James and
Mr. uod Mrs. O. C- Farm er and
two children, Mclna and Billy of I j 'Y; {\ Fh'mming of Cocoa was i Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpanv are duugbti-r Miss Kahn of Homestead,
Mr. and Mrs. Nash Kinlnw r e
iQUi nf Ihe First Avon Park were the guests of Mr. mi Sanford Saturday tr-.uisarting1
and Mi.s Walnislcy of Orlnudo
at Daytona Heiich for tho month of were visitors at (he George Parker turned Sundav from n pleasant
W, S. PRICE, Mjjr,
fl] fntertiiiri with and Mr*. B. J. Cogburn Saturday business.
July.
trip to points in North Carolina.
r it the home of and Sunday.
Home llmrr.doy afternoon,
7IR W, First Ht. Phone 472-w
il Lake. Curs
Mr. end Mrs. T. Martin of Tmnpa
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coghurn
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Chorj>ciii church ul 2:30
Mr.
Reeves
and
family
who
have
have
been*spending
several
days
in
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Raccosin and
NEW
ing nml Allie Chorpening wern at been m.-upying the Wheeler cot nml children were among those
family motored to Coronado Bench Sanford.
home
from Daytona Rench from tage in W<-st Goldenrd moved Inst spending Sunday at Coronntlit
|jf the Methodist spending Sunday there.
Beach.
•
I i icluy until Mondnv. MLsh Ifolon
l U the home of
Mr. and Mr*. R. T. W arren iim ! Chorpening returned with them for weeks ,d the Douglass place.
LUMBER YARD
___ FFniech AveCol. Cromwell Bibbons of Jack children have returned from poitila tho week.
Master
Ralph
Warner
left
Sat
R. I. ('room motored to points
fStrrat. Thursday sonville was in the city Sunday,
m Georgia nnd ALihams.
m Souili l loridn Saturday for the urday to spend several weeks at
He was accompanied Col. Hulvev's Military Camp at
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Middleton week-end
A complete line of
(|j.!of the 1‘irst
Mrs. C. G: Wheeler-Jonos spent
Mrs. H. R. Turner and children and son spent Tuesday at Daytona home Monday evening by hip •Vinderniere.
ill hive it picnic Saturday very pleasantly in Day nf Hurlwmk aro visitinu kcr par*
Cypress and Pine
Bench with Mr. and Mrs. I U nephew T J I hirrniM’o of Rt.wevening. tona.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McKin Hart.
Fruniin;;
ling tin . it, who will lie his guest
cuts, Mj-. end Mrs. W. M. McKi in
lladlu . r f . In.lnllrd, a d in . l r d , and repnlrnl.
\ f t i.
for
a
It
w
week-.
•
Sheathing
errrlpd.
Col. John Charles Woodward, the at 212 West Central Street.
Siding
! Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haynes and
president
of
Georgia
Military
CALL THE MAN THAT KNOWS— NOT ThI
Mi*m s Renin-.- Kldridge ami ElmI*4H entertain
ily are at Cornnado Roach
Flooring
Academy arrived in Sanford Sun
W alter S. Coleman spent lnu
..... ,[fam
va Kurnev allemled the Girl
MAN THAT OWNS ONE
[the choir of the day.
simmling
some
lime.
Accompanying
Col.
Wood
Celling
pimt
week-end
in
Tampa
attending
Scouts masquerade a t the City Hall
I in the church
ward was his son-in-law, Cnpt. W. to business.
Finish
in Winter Pink Wednesday eve
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
K.
Gormley
I
R.
Brewster.
M ot
ning.
Mouldings
and
children
of
.liicjisonnlb.
wore
202 N. Park Axe.
Open Until 10 P. M.
I’hone 7<
.
>
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Mr, and Mrs. It. F. Cooper an
Lath
S. Garrison
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Bach rc- nounce the birth of n son, July 24. callers a t the Ellsworth home MonMr.
and
Mrs.
It.
(!, Smith have
Brick
i pleasant | turned Friday from New York nnd The baby has been named JamuH Vfy- They were rn route to Fort
Myers on a vneation trip.
listercst in North other points of / interest in the Henry.
Heck Rumblev is clcuring 40 ALL SIZES High Pressure Lime
north.
Plaster
acres
of celery land on Pinoway
I
Mr. and Mrs. Harvy Scott are
and Balloons
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entziningcr building
Avenue nnd lias completed the til
White Rock Plaster Board
a
home
on
Margurote
AvoMr. and Mrsi N. H. Gprner have of Long wood spent Sundny in the
nk MacNeill
ing on 2 5 .acres,
*
Nalls
spending tin* returned Jiome a fte r spending some city with their daughter and son nuc.
Save money by buying Mere, Screen Wire
time a t th eir cottage 'at Cbronntlo in-law. JUr. nnd Mrs. W. C- Satchcr
For INSURANCE in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Ellsworth
as lonjf ns they last.
Beach.
f t theii1 home, 1208 Laurel Ave JMr. and Mrs. Jam es Ridge and enjoyed a motor trip down the
Builders Hardware
Standard Old Line Companies
son have moved from town to thoir
i Turnbull left
nue.
Doors
east
coast
hist
week,
going
to
tho
farm on Miller Avenue a t Moore’s
iticello to visit
Mrs. P. A. Mero and two child
. Royal Palm State Park. They also
Windows
R IN E S
PHONE 732
Mrs. B. R. Bock uml son, Barn- Station.
ren. Tom and Pete returned S a t
enjoyed a drive over tho Conner’s
urday from Daytona, whore they wol“ nml Mrs. Wcstordick are lenv
Frames and Screens
Policies issued to protect one against tl*j
Highway to Canal Point and OkeeIRriiiv will leave huve been spending sevcrh‘1 weeks. lag" Wednesday jM their c«r for . tyr- «nd Mrs. G. E. Rnlinca are chobi’e
KILLING
STATION
City, returning home by
perils of
stir (it,. N J.,
points in New York and Canada. expected hoim* this week front' irirv of Daytona Reacli where they
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I
Made to Order
IstRii the mouth of
several week*’ visit in Illinois nml were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. 111-1 Ran ford Avr. ' Phone ‘ifii-j M urphy Ironing Hoards
FIRE. AUTOMOBILE COLLISION.
Mrs. C. L. B ritt, and children,
returning Mrs. M prgaret, Mary und Charles re
PUBLIC LIABILITY & PROPERTY l)AMA(
Chorpening for several days.
I)r. and Mrs. Clifford linker arc Michigan.
Sanford. Fi*.
, Medicine Cabinets
pthi guest of rein turned last week from visiting spending several days in Tnmpn.
We have a Policy to |p i t your needs.
, Mil., and Wins- relatives in Pennslyvania.
It
htrs. L. N. IfnnHcll, and son. Dan
Mr. and SJrs. W alter Miller and
COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANl
Bridrcs Im* re- two children, Anne nnd Thomas, Hansel!, ore leaving Tuesday for
•111 I*irst National Bnnl^ Bldg.
Telephone?!
Bfliu, Fla., where of Orlando spent Sunday as the Chicago, III. From there they will
^*wki with friends. guests of Mr .and Mrs. C. Miller. go 4.0 California, where they ex
^
SANFORD, FLORIDA
pect to upend Home lime.
Real Estate
^
R®*ll
^
InSUr&l
M'Kilen N’isson
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V
Judge nnd Mrs. W. E. White nnd
TO LATE TOO CLASSIFY
I visiting her aunt, children returned today from Tam
M.
pa, where they spent tno wee k end EhJjOY THE MOST attractive |
with relatives.
apnrtm ent on the cool ocean
ftckoU, who is tak bench front for the rent of tho non«ne at the Uni
M rs.'T. L, Dumus left Sunday *oil- All conveniences. Rensonnspent the jiast for Augusta, where sho will he tho ldofrates. Phone 0I3-.I or mldrcH.H
ford wit h her nnr- guest of her daughter, Mrs. F, A. J.J. Szold, Peninsula Station, Day
• E- (’. Kcliols.
Hazard.
tona Beach, Fla.
THE NOVEL1
SHOP
IiS
«1 raenth, hero.
t
A L t, O N E G R A D E ,
W H ITE K ID S L IP P E R
N O STRA PS
W .B .10N G
Hi., M ed. .a id Low
BIG REDUI
TU ESD A Y O N LY : f
$
GOODYEAR
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5
CASH LUMBER CO.
SEE TIIE WINDOW*^
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A m usem ents .//I
R a d io R e c e p t io n Is G ot
Don’t Be Shocked At The Wrong Thing
are friends of ours, we are In their iron end with spirit that never ence of the T.iovrmon: transform
debt, mentally, as they are in our lagged "I do not remember,” be ed lor n tjme Dio whole spirit of
debt financially. It would be a wrote when an old man, "to have the established church, nnd has
<v* - •>
, felt loneliness of spirit for a quar been more ot loss felt in everv
Shocked, nay'even scandalized, by the disclosure of the
ter of an hour since I was born." ', r°test“ nt c immunity speaking
to-day In Cleveland. O.,
amount of money used in political campaigns this spring, cans spend in France every year
1) .of Its eoyirons,
Wesley rose* long before dny- the English tongue.
worthy citizens in all parts of the United States of America |
. . while doing.sentry go
break. He preached usually a t 5
Among other fcntu/cs in the
U p t W shooting Irons,
have been having a lot to say against the corrupt gentle As for denunciation of .Americans o’clock in the morning. Whcr. he character of Wealey, whi n mnnl~Y.nt*fde a leather thong. men who aspire; to governmental honors.
in Britain, they put old John Bull was R'>, he once delivered more fekted itself in his great work
ib*..nqr polaon gates,
in the unpleasant ‘ attitude of a than Hi) sermons in eight weeks. was that he ever retained a cheer
But it has taken the Miami Tribune to say ail there is wolcher at the race track, dashing In the very Inst year of his life ful insensibility to pain and even
•their.,cam eras along
,jtg« crooked classes.
to say on the question, and th at in some very few words. across the field to escape his crcd- ho weni on a miss: u.nry journey to neglect.
Y y,t .
tors, cursing them us he runs.
to Scotland, 'ind on one occasion
The Tribune merely remarks th a t: *
As he wil l traveling with John
. the thieves and burglars
John Bull, when he borrowed, traveled 70 miles in a single day. Nelson, pn<* of his pronche*! f*Hom
It
seems
the
primary
trouble
with
American
poli
'.M • i- .
During the greater p art of nm common t<. v* mmion to Cornwall,
meant to p„y lir did not mean to
irea.have been taken,
tics is th at the rascally politicians have to pay too
enreer ho was accustomed
t o . nnd preaching to a
people who
. — ir polso and peace cf
nav If} h°
t0 P“ y’
much to get the honest voters out to vote.
puy.
he didn t mean
to lct
payh,n>
let preach about 800 sermons a year, heard him willingly, but selilm or
him be an outspoken wolcher, say and it was computed th a t in the never offered him the slighter,t
.Jlo n e y spent by candidates and their crowd must go r.o,
ttahrei.
e* are badly_ shaken,
and stop weeping.
’ 50 years of his Itinerant life
he Ihospitality h- one dav stopped
spirits I low, their
*
hearts into other people’s hands. The; individual who will accept
traveled a quarter of- a...million . his IJoMfe to pick sortie UMckberdown,
pay for his vote is hh crooked as the fellow who would buy
and preached more than -JO,-1 l ies. "Brolner Nelson," e»id he
A grout empire with its money miles,
r . w . -to melancholy,
000
sermons.
. as |u. ,|i,i
«we 0UKht to In*
it.
The
voter
who
supports
the
man
who
spends
the
most
at par, having finunced itself
e all hasto to leave the
He
possessed
to
the
highest
dethankful
thot
there arc plenty of
money to buy his support is a public menace. The only «i»kUJ»h [hV w,,rl<l'K greatest war
gree that controlled and renson- j blackberries, for thii* is the ties' ^
with
the
help
of
this
nution,
cuts
u
le handiest trolley.
thing thut makes corruption in campaign and election poli
ing fanaticism which is one of the country I ever saw for getting n
beg«y riKUrt’ Wh°n U whineB H'lij most powerful agents in moving stomach, hut the worst I ever ;
5Ugh these men bear evil tics possible is corruption among the voting citizens,
the passions of men.
knew for getting food. Do the
When a man feels called upon to seem scandalized at the
In our Civil war, tho most the
While
preaching
doetrincR
of
|
I*«,‘,nlo think wt can live upon
ig ill-got booty,
news of gigHntic money-spending by candidates for public British could do wu« to keep from
certain sense of sham? office, let him get down to basic truths, and satisfy him aiding against the North, and with the wildest extravagance, while prcac*"n,r ’ ’
their lack of beauty.
slavery, because they were tempo representing himself us literally ; "At that time,” says hii com)es hot their faces burr, self as to why and how it is possible for candidates to spend rarily deprived of cotton supplies. impired, and his hearers as sur panioii, "Mr. Wesley and 1 slept
rounded by. pcrpetusl m ira c le s,'011 the floor; he had a great eravt :B
how folks will chaff such large amounts of money.
hlfl manners and his la n g u a g e s 1’0* his pillow and I had B urkett's
Furthermore it would be an excellent plan for alleged
In various cities parents are were always those of u scholar i Notes on tho NtJw Testam ent. One
, honest V sy s thfey turn
f.fdppers ^holograph ’em. good citizens everywhere to inquire into the genuine hon warned to "keep their children and a gentlem an-calm , deliberate j morning about 3 o’clock, Mr. Wcland self-possessed. » f r , counte- • k*y turned over, and finding me
r ' t .Jam es J , Montague. esty of any Amurican man or woman who fails to qualify
nance, to tho very clone of his awake, clapped mo on the side,
for voting privileges or who fails to go to the polh on elec
Why not compel oweners to keen life- was singularly beautiful ami **»yl"g. ’Brother Nelson, let us
gre here for three tion days.
the dogs away from children? expressive, and in his old ago his be of good cheer; 1 have one
Graft, incompetence, rascality of any kind umong men Yesterday s news told of many chil- long, white hair added a peculiar whole side yet, for the skin is off
but one side.”
two of John IVh seeking or holding public office can be traced directly back th^nnMia“Cke<J l)y. <,0K*'
One of venerablencss to his appearance.
He lived to seo the sect which
G reat and glorious man! Noth
hri«tb*t
wins two to the voters and the potential voters of the precincts which the children was bitten 20 times.
The law says th a t if tho dog had in Ar2»U” * nunlbo'j n«: more than in? could throw a damper over
hold
these
men’s
constituency.
A
crook
in
qffiee
indicates
i--------o— »—
w a 'T o n tit/T , unybody M o re , he 70.°°0 souls upon British soli, and Ids spirit. He was in for the
llanfl laughed o ff its recent a majority of crooks, or imbeciles, among the voters who 20 fir. to Quite an
on«aljowunce.
nf ‘hose about 300 itinerant und 1,000 local war- and nothing but death could
JO first lutes.
trouble. T hat’s ' the true keep him there.
preachers rained up from his own muse him to lone interest in the
spirit.
people. 1 hey havo\.iilrendy out- work to which ho luid devoted his
There are students o f civil government who believe that
a dog entered H nubiir
i
. ---------o--------numbered every other non-con- life.
Mrs are not always as bad as the enactment of compulsory voting laws, the penalty dis- ground In New York Citv uni ho"
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California Lions hclp- enfranchisement, would bring out the full voting strength half a dozen of the children. Ruh4
rlda Lions in -th a lr fig h t to of the nation.
. l “ if," the increase. And tho
DR.
GLENN
FRANK
IN
ATLANTA
JOURNAL
pe 1027, ponventlon for Miauthorities can only advise parents
If th at were achieved, The Herald is optimistic enough to keep their children away from
There is an old adage coined! " It is the saint nr.d th - states- a
-to believe thut corruption in political campaigns would not re*?» . i r,^ ,ygent parents will see
around vhiit *tlu* men of prineipb : man who aro able to .<**e what i s 1"
* * you good for.’t- asks get very far, and that men holding public office would have
willi light grounds, all
in g ef Seems like th at's
their
k" P ,,W,' y ,r “m ■•••k '.
cssontlal. a ru to keep t.* th at f-r.lv.'
^ v a n t a g e of a fellow, to stand for honest administration and clean government.
W hether 1 >e m*n *,* principle • " It Is the crank nnd tho prig 3
„, • •,irh I'laxon. c.uarBut there is no such luw in prospect. Rascally politicians
Juf when he is Inclined to
become ‘ne pri.*-.
men ..in -.*\-w ho makes every fancy of hia.
■t colors.
•
Royu Avann of Detroit is ordered given instance, depends very large imagination a m atter of conscience,
itt
will have to just keep on paying the honest Voters for ade deported
y>
for moral turpitude The ly upon whether they display
who cannot work with uny other*1
quate support!
same order, issued in the case of tem per of tn-j crunk 01 the "‘e<i*- person.
50c Yard
1f«>still have Mr. Poincare
•
-----------------------------O--------------------------------tho Countess Cathcart, fell („ t hu nlque of the cooperatoi-.
•'M prem ier of France. The
j "He thinks it is because ho V
it M m i, is that the Cha
MANY MEN ARE more warehouses full of merchandise ground. Bho was a countess, a tThe tem per of the crank .lo- ni-, too good.
GREENWOOD, S. C.
Deputipa Md no chunco
i . i • t,tJ Ilt *on* deporting enthu- n man to "sutondid isolation."
" It is reallv because ho has i x t
—the
head.'the
heart
are
stuffed
with
goods.
There
are
siasU backed down.
r the week-end.
The technique of the eaoncru got the power of distinguishing
We do not advertiHe elaborate buildings, oxpetipvc lu
apartm ents in their soulswhich were once tenanted by taste,
between what is fundamental und
The Supreme Court will decide Hon.”
Hie lure of (he hig cities, historical settings, social uffafJ
' that Texas voters have of- and luve, and joy, and worship, but they are all deserted about Roya Avann, and moral tu r 1 I have ju st been reading Maude what is not.”
voiced tneif Views on For- now, und the rooms are filled with eurthly and material pitude generally. Just what brand Hoyden’s illum inating canny m.
anything thut detracts from the work you expect yoJ
I think it is a good day’s work
i,.pre shouldn’t wonder if things.—Henry Ward Beecher,
of moral turpitude iH charged p a r ty . politics, in which she bril to pass this sage counsel ort to the
to do while you arc paying your good money fur hill
oesnt feel a bit Moody
{•gainst the young lady of Detmit liantly analyzes th-* technique of readers of Inis c>Vtunn.
cation.
'
nhjaranfin.fi fast culors. All
Ofthe whole situation.
is not definitely stated. Something
colnroil dots.
cooperator as applied to nu n ->f
J. ;—;------ 0-----------LUCK MEANS THE hardships and privations which you n sold about two husbands. Cer- the
principle.
‘
•
What
we
guarantee
to
giv0
your
boy
a
t
Bailey
Milit
Lochner of the Clermont h»v« n°t. hesitated to endure, the long nignts you have\de- tainlv the learned Justices will keep
"Anyone who joins anv political
xtitutu is up environment that Ih altogether condtir
s. returned from a fourn mind two lines from John, chap
Coolidge caught a fish.
But he
vacation in the North. votea to work. Luck means the appointments you nave ter eight, verse seven: "He th at party,” she' says, "finds that he didn’t
Oiristiun
living, right thinking, healthful conditions.
name it ‘[Congress."
j
|y eut short his-trip to get never failed to keep and the trains you have never failed to is without sin among you, let him hds to put Up With something he
cctitrated study.
catch.—Max
O.
Rell.
*
does not like. But he will ul*o
>tne and cool off.
Dr*t cast a stone a t her ”
wide in tinted
Dentists hsld a conventibn in
if he can, to distinguish be
The p u rs u it.o f bootleggers by learn,
Bailey Military luntitute is a REAL SCHOOL for b<jjr»l
Milwaukee.
It
didn’t
hurt
•
bit
tween
what
is
essential
und
what
hr
Hopkins
Joyce,
V
after bothe government leaves something is non-essential.
13 to 21 who need INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION coupled]
That U the
f c a ! r & ttemS
ftged to 'Stanley Comstoc k
to be desired, but bootlegging in faculty
8pur cream will not bo noticed
of
working
with
other
peo
the
desirable advantages of firm discipline udministefl
> months, announces she it.
OHIO STATE JOURNAL
Itself Is well organized. In Chica ple, which makes you able to nee In coffee if you throw it out the
to nifirry hlnf V anyone
'kimlni'Mu and courtesy.
go, for instance, bootleggers have
• t - t h t y i»y
Paris,
The reason modern offldeucy creases production, earns larger headquarters close to the Cook that certain things are principle; Window.
.Which must hold, and certain other
£ n n 2*
has become a National loku is be dividunde, gets results, b.ifc often
Y;;ui *,uy
Bailey will reeltc every lesson overy
A gentleman should always proJh iL F[i8nr,er* ordcr th «ir things a re ,g o t,' fundamental, and
cause it Is eo inefficient. It goes it is u debasing way of earning
"
I
8tl*dy
under
the supervision of a t least five fp|l]
thbrerfore
you
can
give
way
about
inche^ w id ®
in for the firm and ovorlook> the more money.
n
th is tle s for whisky. them.
thro'",h ll" ‘
professors, who uro preii.'nt during study hours to.I
’ , -!
substance.
It would improve
It is horrible to regard n hu 2 4 ^ rdL°reth?KJ*1!.’ m*k,n» frc'iaent;'
master the subject matter he is studying.
Babe R uth’s position at the bat man being a i a mere pieef of enps, bring the beer or whisky to /• "Yeu wiU find that, whatever you
Poi&hed floors will not be
? Pwrc«ilk. S o c i a l
?
though the change caused him to mechanism, capable of dping 1a We prisoners in rubber containers, do In.Ilfd, you m ust work with clhscratched If you will muko the fa’mIf you really want your boy to be a batter citiwn o f *
make but one .home run grow
aximum of work for a time end hidden under their coats. That Is- a f people Ife you are to achieve ily go barefoot. *
J]
where two grew before.
ariything, -aid •! you work with
you wjil be proud of, send him to Bailey.
be cast aside aa woht out ’ to system,other peopw+Vou will nevor find
It would instruct Red Grange to make way for a b e tte tr, piece/ qt
Among
the
strange
orksre? Charles carry to bell differently and
Total Expenses for Nine Montha’ Session, Includi^ff1
It is cruel to subd
our little brown Filipino,
and Governor At correctly and ne satisfied with hs mechanism.
iflk going to seem right Ilf* are ba Id barberH. »
a man’s Indivluuulitv and to U
ere planning to boycott
«nd Complete Uniforms—1600.
J°WEI' S P E C IA L
and
IMF
married
men.
ths presidency in work, though ha gained five yards his
You wil lhave to
chance Of becomtmr some
States goods. The Phillip, to them #1
>•-(
instead of t*n.
yield
on
’points,
or
elfc
you
• suprem
stripo.s i4od checks,
Even when modern offici
supremee natic
national council
hully Accredited b y 'Southern A stodation — NsW.;1|
red to work, abso- AS'im SOW,' ho shall ye .
I t would toll the sta r reporrtr methods seem to rerv) a
1towels
t o ff the boycott for a whijd most
kMD
on
working
with
it
•
Swimming.
Pool.
..u
*
c
s
regular 35c values,
lutely
exactly;/*)* to prepare hie story, purpose end to be necessary
ndi-in that case, you
it (father Ukes Co|oni i . are p
don’t .want to reap weeds.
rkV
»
a
le
^
,
robbing it of nil those -orliriral
spMn, sent by President Cool/
« ? ve dan« r of their
NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER M /d
touches which mak<< the real newi- lt
stluguish between
reinvestigate*
" / . “Yo
ov«fd«>o because efficiency
MAJOR
FULP WILL BB IN SANFOBk
^trouble
with
our
music
Is
it
pe
, . '
•on^seeptlaU.
.
the Fillj
pert* become machine* themsel
t succeed in car- esse
Itas
in
New
York
where
evht more
It weuljl «ev down hard and fs*.t macMnes directing machines.
DAY
JULY
29 . PLEASE LEAVE YOUR I f
Out thi
vr
ff.tha whole differ-,
j^he to bo free
■(‘is nt such u hurry,
.
*
a and A
rhytfim
ty u in for tho
Whewt one is dealing with!
United
“
control,
the
!
J*
H.
McLBOD-AT YOWBLL
1*$
creh
kand
the
re„
highly pleaeed with of originaM y, talent. Industry
(
W
,
tQ
trv
control
MIS1I
a
n
a
p
p
p
o
i
n
t
m
b
n
t
.
,
!
*ot be alarmed too easily afpe:
ambition ;tt i t best to leave L .
K M Intelligent na.
t
abate
onY
tabing
your
ears.
J
"
'
'
pretty much alone, re let then*
■
>
to be t
J»P;
'■'***. ramjlt, their d d i l ^ k in tholr own wt
Brally sound greater
7, wouldh t stand
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,
-f'WlH
ih
‘
Is is to No
no spark of
Let tho
is tuvent
be too pleasant
about
}t m*kes you
^ ' u‘ • 9
badly the
v
- T1
Ik'iYiYSaT
n -. „v;, /.A
If'Ai
— r?w«ui
rude policemen slug him,
fUled with dark despair
w ture-takers mug him.
TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
THE CORE
The New York Radio Sho
t!sViz,
.
duri"<'
Sale
Lasts
This
Week
A R eal School for Your q
Bailey Militaiftp^ v0ileS and Flaxon
Institute
CRANKS AND CO-OPERATORS
Builders o f Men
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TUESDAY
"EVE’S LEAVES"
IVy (.Veil it. DoMllle, w ith ,
^William Boyd, Lestrlce Jq
Robert JSdeson, WWUtT I^ M t
Special Comedy
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36-inch
98c
49c
Se Each
"The Big Ki
Charleston Lesson No. ^ V5
All Colors, Per Yard
$1.75 Yard
€ 9
Ps fa mount’s . t
“MANTRAP"
From the S b £ u ir Lewis
Story
Hal Roach
Such Low Pricesll
B a r o n e t t e Satin
IhfVriSi •°R*e- thln* that you
" “I ®
today
. , i '3
Ernest Torrence, Clara BoW,1
Percy Marmont ia ’
.
W e e k
—But W hy Not Look!
65c Yard
&
-----------
Reopening Sale Was Big Saturday
Sl.50 Yard
s
Continuous from 1 p. m.
11 p . m .
O n ly
Inch Crepes
ond Cotton
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Leai
•.■ffjjt.
■»|i
m Win Final Lakeland Captures
>mGrowers
»yAfternoon Series With Colts
Of 2 To 0 ByTakingF1nal,3- l
- ‘‘yv
.And Retires
Ison’s Fielding:
,. "Left Is Feature
P|j: Of Growers’Playing
i m n . L. HOOKER
Sport Editor
;v l| Thc O rlufeo Celts afro hero for
j,<; Inrpo game*.
Cantwell today,
“layers tymorrow and Wilson on
redneedny, that' is, if everything
along smoothly. The Colts
LAKELAND, July .26.— (W —
Tho Highlanders won the series
and tho last game here Saturday
3 to I. Culbrcath struck out seven
men for the Colts,who were unablo to hit Willey’s pitching in the
pinches.
ORLANDO
AB R II I’O
Viau, ss
... 5 0 1 2
Tinki‘r, 2I>
5 1 ') •i
Abrums, lb
4 9 ? 4
Cox, If,
4 9 1 1
Foss, 3b
.... 4 9 9 1
Wells, c
. 3 9 .i 7
Johnson, cf
3 9 0 1
Frombe, rf
l 9 1 3
Culbrcth, P
3 9 1 0
xTronchn rd
. 9 9 9 9
Totals
36 I 9 24 9 5
xBattcd for Culbrenth in 9th.
tn**n fc wholo tot in the stand* LAKELAND
AB R H PO
4 1 2 3
an®, w ith these Hanford pitch; Buckley, 21)
3 0 1 2
w o rk in g : like a house on fire Heck, 3b
standing may not be to tho Francis, c
4 0 0 3
^.'liking. „
Brazier, cf .
4 9 1 3
4 9 0 2
Roger Williams returned to his Welsh, If .
nmg from Saturday and won Futvoye, rf .... 2 1 1 »
3 3 1 7
a Bradenton'.. Ho allowed,only Ellam, II) ...
3 I I 1
hits until tho ninth inning, Dodgen, sa
■j 9 1 0
in with one down a walk and Willey, p
singles looked very dangerous *
Totals
29 3 -8 27 t) 1
' y" Myers camo to his rescue,
over, and the game was put on Orlando
100 000 000— 1
t
Lakeland
. .. Oil 000 1Ox—8
, Beasley’s bludgeon wan respon
Summary—Three base hits, Tin
s e for a run in tho first. He
the firs t man to faco Kelly ker; stolen base, Buckley; sacri
iwcgreeted him with a scrcach- fices, Johnson, Willey; d o u b l e
throe-base h it to rig h t field, plays, Tinker to Viau; Welsh to
[a Frlsbio was being thrown out Buckley; left on base, Lakeland 5,
first, Begsloy was held on third Orlando 10; base on balls off Cul
It «rored a moment later on a brenth 2, Willey 2; struck out by
•o n 'sin g le by Otto Dumas, who Culbreath 7, Willey 3; wild pitches
w a habit of hurting opposing Willey; umpires, Fredericks and
Bradley; time 1:35.
re WM no more counting un
fifth when Bailey opened ArmedGuardsmen A re
Inning w ith a double to deep
Alisa .w as. h it. by a . pitched W atching .Homes Of
ill and (Kdh'Wfnhiftik was called
i t for attem pting to bunt on a Canton C ity1Officials
P'*V. 1 bird .strike.
Beasley walkod to
CANTON, Ohio. July 24. (TP)
Jl tho hags and Bailey scored on
Armed guardsmen of Ohio pa
bio’s
sacrifice
fly
to
Howell,
ii-. imas foijlrd to Richardson for trolled the immediate vicinity of
the homes of several Canton o f
L was n good windup to n good ficials all night.
The stationing of guardsmen in
es. Richardson, who pitched
the Growers on Thursday ami plain clothes aimut the homes of
Is game, played in left field the county officials followed re
liturday and his spectacular fleid- ceipt of continued threatts that
for
Whs mighty good. He also they abandon tho search
the slayer of Don K. Mcllctt, Can
at- the bat.
seventh looked like a win- ton publisher, shot to death a
und’but, in spito of tho fnct week ago us he was entering his
e bases were loaded, not a garage.
Mcllett had been warring on vice
got by Kelly, Allen stnrted
! by poking a hot one post Wheo- in Canton through his newspaper.
Tho guardsmen’s uppeuruncc was
a t third* Williams fanned but
■ton. missed a throw a t sec- not the most startling development
4>n Beasley's infield tup, Allen of the day, however. Tho home of
ng to third and Beasley making C. B. McClintock, county prosecu
Initial bag.' Frlsbio struck out tor, was one of thoHe under guard.
then Dumas was purposely
Postal officials have been en
■cd.< pyawe.Qould not get one listed in the case because of use
t the infield and Dumas wnB of the mails for currying of
cod a t second for the last out threatening letters to local offi
tichardspn savod Kelly in the cials.
hth when ho mode two great
ches of drives from the bata of Man Suicides A fter
htnbnr nndUailey.
BUI Moyers
Tiud pried open the fram e with n
Attempt T oK illW ife
liriglo to right hut ho died on first
Vhen Richardson robbed his mutes
MIAMI, July 26.—(/I*)—Will
Vthrce base hits.
Kim ft on, 30. of TulSn, Okla., was
killed and his wife, Violet, 28 was
ID E N T O N
wounded seriously in front of their
Jott, 2b
. 4 9 1
homo in Hialeah early today by
sler, 31)
4 0 t
bullets said to have been fired by
lea, U>
4 9 3
Knatton.
rf
. 3 9 1
Knalton died within u few min
o
srdson, If r • 9
utes a fter the shooting, while a t
lewell, cf
1 9 0
tendants at a local hospital held
farker, c . .... i3 9 9 7
out
little hope for the recovery of
Dhnson, an .... ... 2 9 0
tho womun, who was unable to
... 3 9 0
illy, p
make a statement.
Barron ...„, ... 1 9 9
m
K
p
Totals
22 II 8 24
i-Bntted for P arker in Hth.
bNFORD- * ‘ AB
Isley, rf ____ 2
{able, ss ........ 3
imas, cf .......... 2
jwc, 3h ___ 4
Myers, 2b ... 3
abar. If ........ 3
Jley, lb .......... 4
an, c ............ 3
Hams p __ 3
. Myers, p __ 0
‘■'-Totals
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Pet
Won L olt
T
.687
Orlando ........ - .....18
.647
F o rt Myers ..........11
.fill
Lakeland y............. 11
.563
SA NFO Rb ....... 0
.471
Sarasota! . . . ......... 8
(By Assoclftad Ifrca*)
.588
St. Petersburg..... 7
Players of the Rational League
.389
Tampa ....................7'
.294 arc at fighting pitch ip oh* pf the
Bradenton ........ i.. S
hottest races the circuit has
known. Fists fly and there are
Pet. protracted argum ents with um
Won I,ost
\
.567 pires.
39
Pittsburgh
-W
In yesterday’s contests, at the
.503
42
...54
Cincinnati
.638 end of which the Pittsburgh Pi
43
.6 0
St. Louis ..
.582 rates maintained .a very slight ad
44
...60
Chicago
.511 vantage over Cindnoati with St.
; . 4s
46
Brooklyn ...
.500 Louis close behind, four players
46
_46
New York
.400 and a coach wore banished for
54
...30
.387 fistcuffs and argument. They
67
....80
Boston
were Babe Plnelli and Val Picinich of the Reds, and Ray Blades,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Pet. Jess Haines and Coach Rill KitWon Lost
.642 lefor of the Cardinals.
34
New York ....... _. 61
The police were called In a t Cin
.546
63
44
Cleveland
.532 cinnati and before the w arfare
50
44
Philadelphia
.526 was over Outfielder Wilson of the
51
<16
Detroit
.510 Braves had rushed from tho bench
40
17
Chicago
.506 to struggle with n sound of of
Washington
46
45
.432 ficers and had been taken to
41
54
,St. Louis
.301 headquarters.
.. 28
05
Boston
Balm Plnelli, third-baseman m
the Reds and A rthur Devlin, old
Giant third-sucker, now cukching
for the Braves, were tho first t )
become entangle and a free-forall threatened. Then, in tho next
inning, Picinich, Red catcher, ami
Welch, of Boston, hod q brush.
Dcjvin Inst the decision to Pinclli,
ST. PETERSBURG, July 26. (/P) in tho o ^ n io n of_jtowspopermen.
At St. Louis, Blades argued a
—Joe Domingo had one bad inn
ing, the sixth, and St. Petersburg
took tile game from Ft. Myers
here Saturday, 4 to 3.
FT. MYERS
AB R II PO A K
O’ Reilly, s*
1 1 1 3
1 6
Grnndio, If
4
00 1 1 1
Wick hum, 3h
3
00 1 5
1
Allen, cf
I
1S 0 0 It
Bmi7.iL, ll>
.1 1
10 0 0
Cnsures, If
4
01 3 0 0
Chnnccy, . 21)
4
01 3
1 0
J. Johnson, c
3
0 0 3 2 0 Many CommitteeB For The
Domingo, p .. 3
0 0 0 1 it
27
0 1 Bradenton
Sanford
000 000 000—0
100 010 00x—2
R 11 1*0 A E
1 1 4
0 0
0 (I 1 4
0
0 1
2 o 0
0 1 1 1 1
0 2 3 5 0
0 0
2 0 0
1 1 12 0 0
0 1
2 0 0
0 ,0 0 2 0
0 0 0 0 0
7 27 12
Summary—Two-hasn hit, Bailey.
Three base hit, Beasley. Sacrifice,
Frlsbio, W. Meyers, Dunbar, Lee.
Stolen base, Allen, Elliott. Dou
ble plays, Friable to W. Myers to
Balloy; W. Myers to Friable to
Bailey; Kelly to Whcolcr to Elliott.
Bases on bails of Williams, 1;
Kelly, 4. Hits off Williams, 8 in
81-3 innings; Moyers, 0 in 2-3.
H it by Kelly (Allen).
Willing
pitcher, Willihms. Umpires, Ery
1 and King. Time, 1:35.
0
The
meats that por
tion! of the filled causeway be
arched bridges, five
arches
o f InUmot
on the cl
Flo
;; and ■_
_feet clearance, each
. M i t at IndiancKey' Channel
arches a t Wilson channel,
be same hearing ednsidera111 also-be given to the pro± B m*K: causeway eonitfu c 11 o n
these cmiumU by-the com
ers of MonTOe county on
„ »»r
milky
*rW, ■« held bsre
la lj^ a o
Saints Score Four
Runs In Sixth To
Defeat Fort Myers
decision at second base and was
joined by Haines and Klllefer with
the result that all departed.
Boston downed Cincinnati, 8 to
4. though heavy hitting, but the
Cardinals won fro n t the Giants. 0
to 5, after 11 irtnings of a most
exciting battle during which pop
bottles drifted to the diamond. A
home run by Southworth tied the
contest in the tenth when ail seem
ed lost.
Jess Petty, Brooklyn lefthander,
had a "luoky” day with his team
hitting behind him and set back
the Pirates, 3 to 1. Petty allow
ed seven scattered hits.
The Chicago Cubs won from
Philadelphia*, 5 to 4, when Jim
Cooney, .shortstop, tripled in tho
ninth.
Babe Ruth boat tile Chicago
While Sox with his 30th homo run
of the season, the blow scoring
Gehrig in tile sixth. The Yankees
won, 2 to l^ w ith l W t scattering
seven hits.
Cleveland remained in second
place, nine games behind, by hum
bling St. Louis, 7 to 4, with five
inns coming in the fourth. Ken
Williams of the Biowns, inserted
a homer.
The Detroit Tigers belted four
Washington pitchers to nil corners
to win, 14 to <1,
LAKELAND CLUB! LEAGUE LEADING
LAYS PLANS FORI YANKEES BELOW
K I W A N I S MEET
IN HITTING
Totals
KT. -PETE
Miitizzo, 3b
T. Johnson, rf
Bryan, IT
Brown, cf
Orneles, 2b
Doyle, hh
Shores, 11>
Luckey, c
Hewitt, p
33 3
7 24 tl
AB
4
2
4
4
o
3
3
3
3
if
2
0
2
1
0
1
l
0
9
R
l
0
I
0
l
1
0
0
9
pn
9
3
3
2
0
3
12
2
2
2
A
3
9
0
0
2
5
1
1
4
28 4 ■7 27 10
Totals
ikm) non 003
Ft. Myers
000 004 00
St. Petersburg
Summary: Two b a s e hits,
Shori's; three base liits, O’Reilly,
Boir/.a; slolcn liases, f'asares.
f'bancey; sacrifices, T. .lulmston 2,
Orneles, Wickham; dontilo plays,
HewitV to Shores, Hewitt to
Shores to Milnzxo to Luckuy; l<<ft
oil bases, St. Petersburg 4, Ft.
Myers 4; imse on hulls, off Dom
ingo 1, struck out, by Hewitt I.
Domingo 3; umpires Weaver and
M erritt; time 1:40.
x
Many Educators To
B e Present A t
GainesvilleMeeting
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 26.
—f/P)—Addresses by prominent
educators and authorities on a g ri
cultural subjects will feature the
annual Agricultural Teachers’ Con
ference, to lie held a t the Universi
ty of Florida, August 9 to 13< ac
cording to the prorriim . made pub
lic by F.. W. G arris, statu super
visor of vocational agriculture.
Those who are on the program
for talks at tho five-day con*etonco include W. K. f ’pwthon, sup
erintendent ;>f public instruction;
R. 1). Muttby, of the Washington.
I>. C., federal board; J. C. Gee, of
the University of Florida; It. M.
Scnley. state supervisor of high
schools; J. C, Pridniorc, of A tlanta,
director of the National Fartilizcr
Asoclntion; J. N. McBride, of Sa
vannah'. agricultural develnpmeut
agent for the Seaboard Air Line
railroad; A. J. Poncoek, of Plant
City, and J. L. Bull::, ot Lemon
City, vocaGutril agriculture teach
ers. and Mr. fiarrii.
Among tho suhiects to he dis
cussed by the speakers uro “ Pint
Time and Evening Work,' by Mr.
Maltby; “ Organization of Subject
M atter,” Mr. Gee; “An Analysis
of the Work Dono Last Year,” Mr.
Garris, and “Ornamental Plant
Propagation,” by Mr. Peacock and
Mr. Butts.
Committees will he organized
and asbmed a t th® opening o f tho
oonfenmeo. and their reppfts will
be received a t the final session, to
lie held during tho forenoon of
August 13,
Virtually all vocational agricul
tu ral‘teachers of FlofldjU. number
ing upwards of fifty, aro expected
to tnko part in the conference, Mr.
Garris said.
.>■
Clash Is Nartfn
Averted Jjj
CORNING,
—Armed . with
pifchfoi'
mars, crowb^.pnd
seventy peraonii Aft'
attemi
members of tho Ku Klui
bound for d county meet
furm of W. A. Goodwin,
bity iMt night. Arrival
;of th*ir h(fhir*I’ between prevented a disturbance.
’• ft end the munland.
' hering on a bridge i
state manta «nU he heard, rellnwd at the north edge
the m atter ^ ^ u ra c y ,
Tfeing from th% l
,e demonstrators
K
Knlerluinment Of State
Vinitors Are y Appointed;
1,000 Delegates Expected
LAKELAND, July 26.—yP)—
Preparations arc well under way
by the Lukeland Kiwaniff club
for tho 1926 state convention,
which will bo held in the munici
pal auditorium on Monday and
Tuesday, October 25 nnd 20.
Kiwnnian G. I. Miller, district
lioutenunt-goVernor and genorul
chairman of
eopimittco on a r
rangements is having frequent
conferences with the suh-enmmittee chairman and asserts th at
every detail in being worked out
in perfect order.
J. J. Ilableman
is head of the budget committee;
Henry E. Marschalk, publicity;
Henry Comrnd, hotels, N. W.
Barnes, transportation, Paul Cal
vin, meetings: VV. S. Rodgers, en
tertainm ent; Dr, Ludd M. Spivey,
ladie.-i and W, P. Sloan, registra
tion.
Reports received from various
points throughout the state now
indicate there will be an attend
ance of not less than 1,000 dele
gates and th eir Indies and porhupn as many ns 1,200 or more,
it is expected that the conven
tion will tax Lakeland's hotel
capacity even with the recent com
pletion of a now hotel. However,
the chairman is working out plans
whereby eweryono will be com
fortably accommodated.
Contention , headquarters will
he at one of tho leading hotels
while the meetings will be held a t
tho city auditorium, General
chairman Hiller is at w;.ik on n
series of events of entertainm ent
including a series of dinners.
Recreation features will be es
pecially provided fl( rtlie indies
■Both the Lake Park Yacht Club
•nd tho Cleveland Heights coun
try club will be opened to the
delegates and their guests.
‘Daredevil Cromwells’
Fall Fifty Feet From
Trapeze InCircusTent
CHICAGO, July
26.
(/pf—‘«In
rig b t7 ” dLUd?"
l ' ,*ru" k "H
Thine wore the faintly whispered
words of himliaud and" wife in a
brief moment of coiinnounueaH to
day a fte r “the Daredevil Crom
wells” hud fallen 69 feet from a
trnpeae last night under the big
canvan top of Ringling HroUicrs.
The spotlight had been fixed on
them, the musir was stilled momen
tarily, and thousands of eves were
focused for the climatic thrill of
the trapeso net
Frank and Mamie were seated
on the swing preparing for a sorms
of feats when the iron hook', by
which their trapeso was suspended
snapped, Mrs, Cromwell plunged
downward,
*
,
,
^Hor husband instinctively caught
a t a rope nnd rtnehod
Ida rtE»r
qi„ ._
...............
hand to her. Their fingers toughed
fo r an Instant, and then they fell
to the ground. Both were danger
ously injured. They had been to
geth er in the circus for more than
ye*»»
_________
.
LIGHTNING KILLS DANIAMAN
FORT LAUDERDALE, JuW 26.
—(A1)—J, C. Shipp, cmpluyetflv'aa
lineman by ths Phoenix ' U^litg
Company It.D sn ia
■-, died
■* ■ her^.this
ornfn
fell
.'Itruck
.vlng
soon.
■ ‘
m
Construction df,
a naiy, GuLf Blgfei,
Tampa Come From
Behind To Tronnee
Sarasota Gulls,
7-5
J,
1rotracted
ional
Italic Ruth Again Takes Lead
AmongHIltursOf American;
I’ate Has H Straight Wins;
Cardinals Lead In National
SARASOTA, July 20.—(VP)rTampn Smokers won what'Yit first
appeared to bo Saranota's game,
taking two of the three games
played with tho Gulls an this visit,
by a score of 7 to 5.
It was one of the most ragged
games seen here this season, all
hurlcrs being h it mofo or less free
ly nnd both teams contributing in
the error column. Only Stanton fo r
tho visitors failed to got a hit,
while Dcnicke got two, one for an
extra base, and Tanner three, one
being a two bugger, nqd opo a
three bagger. For tho Gulls, rporu
than half of thu team made hits,
Mnmish geting two. T urner of
the Gulls also had a two base rap
credited to him.
TAMPA
AB R II PO A E
5 2 ■.j 2 4 0
Denicltc.
4 9 2 •1 2 2
Tanner, 2b
9 n
3 9 9
KLantnn. rf
5 O 1 HI 1 0
Witniau, lb
5 9 t 1 9 i
Lop«'z, c
9 9
5 1 1
Hlaekstock, .
4 2 1 "J 1 11
Salvatz, 3ii
3 1 1 -j O 9
Surface, If
4 1 1 9 ;t 2
Butler, p
TODEFEATSOX
League Leaders Take Fifth
Straight* Game From White
S«x When Bambino Shuns
One Out With Man On Base
W ashington Hurlers
Fail To Stop Tigers
Detroit Bangs Out 17 Hits
To Win, 14-4; Tribe Beats
Drowns In Opening Contest
NEW YORK, July 26. -(/P i —
Babe Ruth’s thirtieth home run of
the season with Gnhring on base in
tile sixth gave the Yanks their
fifth straight victory over the Chi
cago White Sox Sunday, 2 to J.
Singles by Mos^I and H untie field
and Fuulk’a out gave the visitors
their long run in the first.
C h ic a g o ................ 100 006 000— 1
New York i
000 002 OOx—2
Tigera Trounce Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 220.—(/Pt
— Detroit bunged out 17 hits off
four Washington pitchers Sunday
to take the .sixth game of the se
ries, 11 to 4. Nune of the Wash
ington pitchers was effective. De
troit got 10 passes. Heilman got
four hits, one a freak single when
he threw his bat at a wide throw,
the ball landing snfelv in right.
Detroit. . . .521 001 023—14 17 I
Wash. . .
.020 Oil 000— 4 M 3
Wells and Woodall; Marhcrry,
Morrell, Coveleaki, Uchrinsko ami
Ruel.
Indians Defeat St. Louis.
CLEVELAND, 0., July 20 —
(/I*) —Cleveland celebrated its home
coming from ils successful eastern
tour Sunday by defeating SL Irfiuis,
7 to 4. St. Louis sciq-ed nil its
runs off Smith, both Buckeye and
Uhlc proving effective relief pitch
ers.
St. Louis . .-.112 000 OQO-t-4 U 0
Cleveland . . 000 502 00*—7' 13 0
Batteries: Girard, Vun Gilder and
Schnng; Smith, Buckeye, Uhlc and
Sewell.
Totals
38
7 10 27 li)
A
1
1
1
9
9
1
II
1
2
2
Are ftltting
St«
. •
Cincinnati ty
Enlivened}
St. I a>uIs Card?;
Game With Ql
Cooney’s Hat |
BROOKLYN,
Jess PeLtv onlstcjfl
Sunday and lirookln
burgh, 3 to l. Thc ,
P etty’s streak of tl;
defeats. Jack U'hc»t
circuit wiiil. |''„uni|
two d mil lies ami * jit
was the lug ,,, ,st ,-0f
getting three hits,
triple ami .■. .lo.inl.?.
Score 1 , uuiiogf;
Pittsburgh
uiq
Brooklyn
9(H)
Batteries: Ru?h
Petty ami Ibugreavn
E
1
1
1
9
n
ItedH lion in siuxi
q
CINCINNATI. ,!□!
n
u Boston went on a hati
(l Sunday u.ui took the 1
0 tho series fruiu Pincu
Tiio game was giilive
*)!> 5 9 27 12 ,i fist fights. In the
Totnls
Pinclli nnd Arthur Ud
coaching at thin* for
991
990
519—7
Tampa
002 002 001 6 got into I'ti. Jugumct
Sarasota
changed bi iws. wPUi
team s gathered about
Sum m ary—Two huso hits, Den and the fight became ;
ick, Tanner, Turner. Three base police rustled on the ;
hits, Tanner. Sacrifices, Brown, stored order. Pinclli]
Blackstock. Stolen base, Surface, out pf the giunc.
Stanton. Double plays, Salvatz to
In the next innii\
Dcnieke to Wilman; Tanner to Picinich collided mi (
Witman. Left on base, Tampa, 8; into the plate,
Sarasota, 8. Base on balls off ensued nnd Piiitichi
Green 1. Brower, 2; Butler, 5. tho field.
Struck out by Green, 3; Butler, 1.
Score by inning!!
Umpires, Tandy and Rollins. Time Boston .
002 St!
2 : 10.
Cincinnati
1001
, Batteries: Gold-'O
May, I,tunsProhibition Is Chief lor;
grave.
AB K H
SARASOTA
5 «» L
Hornick, hh
1 0 1
lb
Arm strong,
4 9 I
Turner, 2I>
5 0 1
Hogan, if
i 1 2
Manush, cf
«■1» 9 9
Bennett, 3b
2 1 I
Brown, rf
3 9 1
Miller, cf
>1 1 0
Green, p
\ 9 0
Brower, p
PO
0
11
n
4
4
2
1
5
9
9
r>
Jess, Petty Turft
To Bleak Sty
D efeats; Foatj
—
iHICAGO. July 20.—(Ah—The
league-lending Yankees of the
American circuit fur the first time
this season have fallen, as a team,
below the .300 m ark in batting, but
Babe Ruth did not share in the
slumu. Ousted for a week from
leadership of the hatters, tho Hube
jumped back to tho top in official
pveragea issued today, gaining six
Question C onfronting
points. *
■, , . . .
Nose
Bib Falk of the Chicago While
Citizens Of Missouri ST.Cards
LOUIS, Juh
Sox, who displaced
tem porar
In one of the best
ily, is now second. Fothergili, De
here
since 1922 whpj|
NT.
I.OtJIN,
July
26.—(A1
)
—
tro it outfielder, (ills become a reg
With siwf-n candidates seeking the A'nibricnns were
ular and bus tho romarkable per
long and short-term senatorial efs, the St. I.mi'll) C»l|
centage of .416 but haH played in
nominations'
prohibition will be a 0 to 5 victory overt
only two-thirds u* many games us
tho chief question confronting Mis Giants in a II inningI
tho Bambino.
souri voters a t thu prim ary Aug. 3. tiny. After t vine tha]
Mnmish of Detroit, made the
Taxation, ihe world court, farm ninth and again In
(’ompilitticm
Shown
Agricultu
week’s best showing with the wil
nnd other
congressional ning St Louis rlincfi#
ral Acreage Han Decreased 1relief
low, going, from tenth to fifth
problems have been pushed to the with South worth’s
place among the leading ten hit
Hut Fnrms Have Increased; background.
one wns ' o\tt. Th# vid
ters. Detroit and St. Louis were
Valuation
SH
owh Dig Gain ( Three of the candidates are run- Cardinals two ami
the only American League teams
I ning on hone dry platform s, while out of first place.
to improve their batting percent
the Missouri Anti-Saloon League,
Score by ii-ring.::
MIAMI,
Fin.,
July
20.—
ages this week.
T. U. and .the Missouri As N ew Yfirk 921 900
ProgruBs in Dado county during the W.
Gehrig, of New York, maintains period of 1920 to 1925 has shown sociation Against the Prohibition St. Louis .. 110 100
Butteries; Grccnfid
his lead in runs over Ruth. Ruth a marked increase in all lines of fight.
is out in front in home runs with ondeavor, according to a compila Amendment each have entered the nnd Florence; lining
The Democratic candidates m«
29. Ilonnefiehl, of the Chicago tion of figures made by the Mia
Harry B. Hawes of St. Louis, Wil
CubH Win Final
White Sox, has taken tho lead in mi cham ber(of commerce.
CHICAGO. July
base stealing with 10.
The survey shows th at Drnle lis H. Mcredity of Poplar Bluff,
Bale, of tho Athletics, is credited county in 1925 had 95,913 acres of Ewing Cockrell of Wnrronburg Cooney's triple in tl|
with eight straight victories in I ho land devoted to farming ns com end Robert I, Young of St. Joseph. ning gave Chicago u I
Those seeking the Republican over Philadelphia in U
box, hut Herb Ponnock pf the Yan pared with 132,72i acres devoted
kees is the real leader with 12 vic to this purpose in 1920, hut these nomination are David M. Procter of the series, whichI
tories to six defeats, winning two lands were divided into 1,174 of Kansas City, Senator cGorgo II. won. three games
games this week.
farm s in 1925 and only H65 farms Williams of St. LoiAs, *4he in- Phillie took the leadi
Leading American League Hitlers in 1920, according to the United cumbent, and W. Blodgett i’riest of inning by driving
mound, but Chicat
Fothergili, Detroit, 410; Hath, States departm ent of agriculture. St. Louis,
in tho eighth when
Now York, .373; Falk, Chicago,
There are 1,133 white nnd 41
.370; MeuscI, Now York, . :66; negro fnrm ers in the county where $3,100 Found In Car Kelly crashed n
scored Cooney. The I
Mnmish, Detroit, ..nil; Heilman, as in 1920 there were 784 white
in a drizzling rain
Detroit, ,358; Burns, Cleveland, farm ers and 71 negroes.
W anted In clear
These Of Man
until the eight*|
.354; Goslin, W ashington,
:51; farm s are operated by the owners
Palm B e a c h Scnro by innings:
MostM, Chicago, .350; McN’.ely, in 887 cases, by managers in 27 W est
Philadelphia (,60
Wnshingtpn, .341.
cases and by tenants in 200.
In
210
LAKELAND, Fla.. July 26.—(API Chicago
The St. Louis Cardinals tool, tho 1920 there were 618 owners operat
B atteries: Wllloojl
hitting honors of the week m tho ing their farm s, 51 managers and —The sum of 83,109 in currency
was found this morning by Officer Knight and Wilson;
National iciygue with Lester Bell, 180 tenants.
third huHcmun, making the best
The valuo of farm lands and John Fagan .of the Lakeland police and Gonxnlnz.
showing of the squad and j ningJ buildings in Dade county in 1925 depart ment, in I lie battery box of a
SMITH WINS 61
into '(lie firsj.,J9.
amounted to 927,042,676 us com- large sedan drivi n into laikeland
GARDEN CfTY. K]
Hack Wilson, of the Chicago pors>4; with 811,428,115 in 1920. Inst night by Foley S. Kennedy,
Cubs, hit his 14th Imnierun ..f thq I t is estim ated that lands alone late ot Waukegan, til., who wan a r —(TP)—Breaking til
season,' but so did Bottomh y, of W«ro worth 825,030,805 and build rested by Officer Fagan a fter n with a 06, seven
fit. Louis. Fournier, of Brooklyn, ings 82,011,870.
In 1020, a valu telegram had been received from Donald *Smith of the 1
wrossed Into double figures with ation of 89*823,635 was placed on Police Chief Malpimrs of West won tho play-off ft*
his circuit*drives,
i U>e* county’s forth lands und $1,- P jlI iii Beaeii, slating that Kennedy piolitati Open Gnlf
was o a n l'.l there in connection from Gone Suraicn;
Kikl Cuylcr, regained his lead 904,480 on the buildings, ,
ership of tho base stealers with 19 <Dade county has 2,155 farm s with ihe theft of 85,990 from Ber Meadow Club, 1925'
the links of, the S*r
tu Ids credit.
devoted to citrus culture, distribut lin Griffin, a contractor.
A search of the car lest night Club today. Sara*
Junes, of Chicago, became thq ed as follows; 222,347 orange
loading pitcher of the league this trees. 757,522 grapefruit truos, 36,- iailed to reveal any money, and
Clearwater —
week with seven victories to ono 60ttiMitguino trees, 33,568 lime Kennedy ha<l none on his ponton,
defeat, bpt Rhem, of St. Loui trees, 20,700 lemon trqea and 2,- hat a closet inspection today to “This Week In Cle
published hero so
leads tho stalw arts with 12 victor 130 kunqunt tiroes, a total of 1,078,- wn led the sum named,
ies, and Piste Donohue, of Cincin 773 trees, according,to J. ». Rainey,
nati, has 14. though charged with cqunty agent.
There are 15,412
elghi losses.
acres set to citrus bearing trees in
Leading H itters In National League the county.
H argrave, Cincinnati, .278; Bres* •From this acreage was shipped
slor, Cincinnati, .371; Herman, daring the season 1923-24, the Inst
Brooklyn;. .365; Grantham, PUta- figures available, 2,411 carloads of
biinr, .351; Christensen, Cincinnati, grapefruit, and 244 carlots of oren yeara
NEW YORK, July 20.— (/P)— •'/
.848; BeU, St. Louis, .341; Trayray- u g e s .
There are n& available
hava l e f t :
nor,Pittsburgh, .341; Hornsby., St. figures on the other cltru prod- Ttu; Murines told it to Gono Tun
e. An eaiy-l
Louis, .941: E. Smith, Pittsburgh, U«ta. • The county agen
osti- ney seven years ago when he was tons off Tunney |
.847; Cuyler, PUtaburgh, .336.
»t*ft th a t tho figures
the the champion o f them all a s a box bu| he can b(K0B
apefruit and oranges
er in Franco, and he has notTfor- pi* . !**
RBCB1VES ROAD PLAT
mt 85 per cent of the «# have fonam
gotten. The confidence of his
■f
-,t the other 15 per ceptli
buddies th at he "would reach the of the ^eading n«
T b t dgyelopers of Loch Arbor, crops is shipped by exp:'
pinnacle is now a hjg incentive for
one of Sanford’s new subdivision^, consumed locally.
Gene
Tunney to heat Jack Demp ,whoi
the.revieed plat of the ' Thq greatest acreage
pres
sey.
• ■
’ •»ey/V
ne residential section, to tpmatoos any one ye:
Soldier-like,
he
|s
now
discipline
Cpupty
wns
10.909
my,
Commission this afterth e -)
ing himself f0r another battle,
.val. The plans
om this acreage
nooH j
__ Mi_iL'jk Ai.
'You I........
km.w w
r always
88 carloads of tom:
the city engineer'*
wer
battles out hefore.-hand,"7ha aftldi It
[presented only abogtf
off
l mean, l p|mi and Uve ih W l
' the crop, the 15
through, figuring out my oppon
> %OR DRUNKNESS :,^ pj^nsuincd locally.
e n ts ami my own attack and dih' in g .W l
There are 2,097 acres planted-in fense. That is
“ " ^ s n d Churlio ™~*'
cadoes in the county^:,/'
Th(* tno \V(khIh for the m ao n
•vThj
training.
1» «Uy were.;
sage is not all ba.
when it is time ti
8hrot
J. G. Shal
timnted there wera'll
ropes I Imve noi
39,000 crates ' '
Als .raornil
lm u doubts. I can
t year,
jtenness.
g fij' ■
“ Dempat.y is
ir thousand
course, but if,
;JL diffe
blxirAwkufe
MUCH PROGRESS
SHOWN BY DADE
IN PAST 5 YEARS
Tunney Disclipining Hlmself Tt
Dempsey To Kee|) Faith With!
f
Sk'Si
ftant fig]
�iifcA • '» • W
u tim m iu ti* •
AtsfiKi«
riJsil't.’i
.*■
“ r n ft “ nrn n iiia iim
'r ^ m a a p m
'•> !'\t& "'«<PWWsi
w
ffe'
m
20— H a t i n g anf* **inmhli»Bt
i' m
RATES
Aw L . ™ '
request
D O F 'i
F O R G E T
DODGE BROTHERS
Dealers
SELL GOOD USED CARS
! gallic T h e S a n -
1 be responsible
orrect insertion,
for s ubne
' que nt‘
l officei dhoultl bn
jjitcly in case of
t isb k s
r e p r e s e n t a t i ve
ar with rates,
alliar
ifiration will
ete inforinntion.
fwish they will
, wording your
pike it more efNOTRE
ilhoulil give their
toffiro address ns
.phone number if
Adults. About one
Jg | thousand has
ind the others
ite with yon
m your nddress.
4Df* MUST be
it The Sanford
far by letter. Tcleininres ure not
.prompt - Efficient
Senrict
i FOUND
i finder return to J
(lire Station.
package of iron
tedder, put in car
;pew Buick 'Sedan,
►
of Valdes Hotel
e, S87-.I Celery
I'd keys, will pay reN. II. Garner.
For Sale.
ami Overland.
Co., l‘ark and
EBODUB
|Phillips Co., Inc.
I Md Graham Trucks.
ISt.
Phono 3.
dZINC WORKS,
(COODYKAit TIRES.
iL Batteries.
Clmltuul Six
[HUDSON-ESSEX
INC,
I Oik Ave.
at 41
-HARMONS
I Automobile Co.
lAvt,
Phone 187.
ZKYSLEIt
rULLER MOTOR CO.
—St. Plmne 992
* AND PAIGE
llonj Dealer,
*3 GARAGE
•t St. Plume fit7
—ac- oak l a n d
JONTIAC -
Cadillac Company,
Phone 121
i> BUICK CD.
»one
twiin Avenue,
III’.?
-ynRD - FOKDSON
■<Higgins, Ine.
• Palmetto. Rhone 331
i mil,ar cur value.
i Motors c o .
iind Sanford Ave,
-| whut you pay
s cur '.'ostH you.
««
1926—Dodge A Special Sedan.
1924— Dodge Coupe.
-Mlacellaneotu
BUNGALOW TRAILER
FOR SALE
If you aro going on a camping
trip hero js your opportunity to
flecure an outfit, complete with
hfda, stove, ice hox and other
2 L —l*ntnanK — I t p , - T ^
equipment for attaching to your
car. Call and see it. Will sacri
AUTOMOBILE OIIALERH: I f * u fice if sold before Monday night.
w i i n t t o u*ll v o t t
f*tr»
j
2300 Palmetto Avenue,
vertiM daily on the classified page.
65- -Speclala a t th e d io ji
25-—F lo ris ts ,
“STEWART THE FLORIST"
Mowers for all occasions.
McLANDKK ARCADE
Phone 781.
27— FrtrfcHsiunitl Services
•
1924— Graham 1-V4 ton Truck.
PERMANENT MARCEL WAVING
Mndnm H arriett’s- Beauty Parlor.
Phone 246 for appointments.
THRASHER * GARNER
Real Estate and -Pita Insurance
112 S. Park Avs.,-Sanford
L
'
N o u s*9m
Florid)
For Sal© By
BALL HARDWARE
n v ir r o q u i r t n t x n .
O R D H R *>F IT H lf C A T I O X .
M, e n o s T t t v / v . T ,
C OM P LA I N A N T . .
-V U -
W ILLJA M STOCK WELL. E T A t..
d e f e n d ,. n t &
N O T IC K T O K N O W N AN UN
K N O W N IM 'PK N H A N TS.
S T A T E OK F L O ID I. A:
T o Wl l ll nn i S t o ck well, a n d —------S t o ck well, Ms w i f e ; Sult ie
Marla
S t o n kw n l l . a n d -------- -- - •Htor.kwell.
ti er h u s b a n d ; l*. )* Oeljog-iry, a o o
---------------- OoboKory, hi* w l f o : A l
b e r t E. Mlmxl, n n d ------------- ltlood.
Ills w i f e : C o l v i n 11, Pri ce, a n d --------P rl e o . h is w i f e ; E. I,. H u n t e r , ami
------------- H u n t e r , Ills wl;V. \v. L.
( i r a d l c k . a n d - —----- Hr.xdl.'k, Me
w i f e ; Elix.. 1* l i r a i h i l ; anil II. P.
t i r n d t e k , h e r h u td mn d; J. \V. H n t flald, a n d --------- H a t f i e l d , hi * wl f o ;
J. K. t ' l s r k , a n i l ------------- C l a r k , lit*
wlfo;
J,
H.
McNut t
andM c v N a t t . tils w l f o ; a n d to
ancli a n a nvorv e ( tlie a b o v e - t iu i nml
lU’f i m d a n t a , If ii vinu. a n d . If a n y or
alt of s a i d d o f u m l n n t s be d u a l , t h e n
t o bis, h r her. o r t h e i r unknown
hei r s, de vi s e e s , l e g at e e s , g r a n t e e s ,
nr oth er elaiionn's a i d e r the aboven a m e d d e f e n d a n t s , d e r e n s a d ] t o Filin
(>. Kuomi e its n d n i l i i l s t r a t r l K o f t h e
e s l n l e of T a l v l n It. Pri ce, d e c e a s e d .
If sai d Id) 1it (1 Kimnco Is l l v t l iu ntnl
If s h e It m i l l u i l d i i u ,fflco u s s a i d
a dni l ni ni i . M"l x. nnd if t h e s n l d K i m
Unoi i r o no ilijiid. i.r if s h e is n*ii
st il l lion.iiiK '.lv iiv -it - m l ii -Iki i h
Is l i a l l ' l x , t h e n in i in- iinltiiriwn i t dm l i i l i i r j l r i x . ndini ni s l r a l n r u r ad
ni l ul K t r ai n r s nf tKi c t a t e tif C a l v i n
It f i l o e . d e c e a s e d , a n d l o a l l p er
suns., ea c h a n d i i m y ii ersou, w h o s e
■untie n r tin it i• s rut- u n k n o w n , m
w h o s e r e s i d en ce i.r r e s i d e n c e s s r ,
i i nkni i wn to tlie i-i ■n i pin I limit In Die
a l i ii vo- ent l t h' d cause, e l a i n i l n g a n y
I n t e r e s t u n d e r t he hi >i , v » - i ,a n t e d tlefi-ndiilits. o r any nf t h e m , tic o t h e r
w i s e ; t o t h e I' entiHyIvunls C o m p a n y
for I ns ur e n o . i on L i ves a n d t * r s n t Inw A it it ti 11 les. a e n r p o i a t l o n o r g a n
ised u n d e r t h e l e w s nf t h u t ' o m i n o u wi -al i h of I’e n n s t Ivnnln. u n d liavliiM Ils p r l ne l p n l place of b u s i n e s s ul
C h e s t n u t a n d J u n l p i r d i r e c t s . In ti lt
City of P h i l a d e l p h i a . In C o m m o n
w e a l t h of P e n n s >tvniila, t h e coin ■
|ild I n:int
v.tin i n p m t i e u l a r l y
n h is k n o w n in hi m i h e p r i n c i p a l
plnoe of h us i n e s s nr -etld ileftmdrttit
a n d to ell p e r a u n s h a v i n g o r c l a i m l e a unv Intel eat in t he loTlotyluu lie
Hertlied l a n d s
McCALL A FOX, Real estate in
vestments. Best buys a n among
our listings. Phone 746.
SEE R. C. TISDALE for good buys
in Real Estate, 236 Melech Build
ing.
81— W an ted T o R e n t
84— Houses For Sale
1924—Dodge Touring.
90x99 LOT, 3 mom house unfinish
ed, some furniture, on hard roud
Vi1 mile off Dixie Highway. W. S.
j Lyon, Box M2, Lake Monroe.
J1
mm
t
SinlM l
• f a u lt
on Monday,
f o l l o w i n g da
a n d b e l n K l n i ilnol
Ida. lo .w T v .
- h ;i
!(
m
The West half of.tUb'i
NW14 of the BE Vi, cfl
acres mors or Isas,
half of the NW >t of the NW]
th e 8HV4. c o n ta i n in g I a i
Begtnnlr
—
_
in tn g At _
It l a f u r t h e r O R D E R E D t h a t t hi s
n o t i ce b e p u e l f a h o d In T h e H a n
f or d H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r pnpl l sl i cd In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , o a c c
a weak fo r f o u r (4j c o nt ev u t lv a
week*. .
1
c o in e r o f th e N w U , v8*C
w r i^ w s M
x& tz:!'
. %as
c h a in s. W
WI T N EB f l m y h a n d nnd t h e o ff I
c ^h a in
' s to b e g in n in g , co:
clal s e a l o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t . Elev
i a c re s m or*>
All
o r e uot
i t ' less.
lees.
e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t uf -the HtiCe
tr a c ts b e in g In S ectio n 3,
of F l o r i n s , In a n d • for
Seminole
sh ip s i S outh, R a n g e SI K n t.
Co un ty on this Second day o f July,
in th e C ounty, o f S e tn ln b l# J
A. IX. 1»*«.
of
F lo rid a , an4u c o n ta in in g , i
(HEAD)
w hole, ftfts e k s e r e s m o re n t
V. K. DOUOLASS,
P u rc h a s e r to pay f o r tills ,
Clerk.
u sT b o y l b .
T*
•
R> A. M. We e kn.
... .
flp scial V a i t s r .
",
I>sputy Clsrk.
W. A. Pnttlshall.
,j U
J. C. BILLS. JR ..
S o lic ito r f o r C ornglaliutnU l *•
Solicitor f o r Com pl ain ant .
N O T i r n OK M A IT im 'R BAt.lQ
N otice
Soverigim
Notlca Is hereby alvrn that under
nnd hy virtu* of a duarss of foreCelery Camp No. 625
clostirn and sals sntured on thu
pet* every TneeJay eVonf
2nd day of July; A. IJ. 10X0 by thu
30 p. m. In Odd Follow*’I
Judifo of Q>* Snventeuuth Judicial
LMCcult In and for Orange County, The Banket, corner Second'
Florida, In the absence of tits Judftn and Magnolia Avenue.
of the Seventh Judicial Circuit front Sovereigns
always welcome
tils said Circuit, In the suit of K. I
H. Wadsworth, complainant, against
C. U. Collins. C. C.
<*.
Mills, defendant, pending in
D. Jones. CLrk.
tin* Circuit Court of th* S o v c tith ____W.
______
ludlclitl Circuit In and for Somlnole I ‘ * _
''uiiiiy, Florida, I will Bull aU nub- | DlijU— Acnla. M a k e r t t u r
th
Or a u c t i o n f o r r u s h t o t h e highest
t h r o u g h tbe Xenia Gasetls Sdn- ■J
EUGENE OIL Permanent Wave—
ucil h o s t ti lddur lit t ho f r o n t d o o r !
for $10 per head. Graduate op
•■( t h e C o u r t I l mi t i , In S a nf o r d . F l o r - i
'SPA
N
ISH
HOME—
l-arge
living
1
67—Rooms
With
Hoard.
"III. I i c t w o e n tile l eva I t i ours or salt)
erators ^ t Marinello Beauty Shop.
j room with fireplace, dining room,
Elm Ave un<l Thirteenth St.
The Basket. Phone 19.1.
. bruakfu.st nook, kitchen, 3 bed
FOR RENT Furnished room. 104 , rooms bath, screened porch, two
J r
W Kith Street.
MOW ABOUT that sick stuoinnch
i car gnrngc. Price, $9,000.
MILLER O. PH ILIPS, Ine.
of yours?
CHIROPRACTIC
.......
“
“
I
DOUBLE
COTTAGE—Corner
lot,
adjustments will remove tho cause
Elm Ave. and 13th Street.
nnd you will get well. Phone 482-J TWO FRONT bedrooms, close t o 1 H‘‘l’,'riUe ‘‘"trances, doubt© ga
bath, gentleman oniv. 107 W .!^ * .4!' ,hom‘‘ and investment.. For
for appointment.
Dr. W. F..
10th
Strteet.
'
]
"m e mice $0.75(1, Bart
MncDougall, 1st National Bank
i Nason, .i(17 H nit National Bonk
PHONE a
Bldg.
i Bldg. Telephone 249.
RGUMS,
with
o r w itn o u l o v a I a
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP,
RoAsonsbie rates. Liicoln Hotel
$2000.00 FOR $1000.00
“We specialize in permanent wav
Owner says sell his two hrnnd
ing”. 20C North Park Avo.
new stucco bungalows.
Modern,
IF' YOU want to sell* your farm, vnentu, for $8,500 each, with down
28—Repairing
wu can bu of good service to you payment „f $2,000 nod to give to
aa we have inquirers for both Bniall the first puri rmser u discount of
TYPE W R IT E R S-A ll Makes, sold. and large farm property. Dean- $1000. See am) buy one or both.
rented, repaired. Orlnnda Type Berg Corporation, 515 First Nat']. Fine locution, material and work
writer & Supply Co. 42-44 W at Bank Bldg. Phone 713.
manship the best. Remember the I T h e N o r l h U i n t j n a r l e r of Mu
kins
Block.
Phone
938,
Orlando.
first one goes for $7,500 with only
18— Business Service Offered
.North,ven' t j u n r t c r | N\ V ^ of NW
l of
i-IImii PIf let'll <III) II
$1000 needed E. A. Strout Farm
08—
Rooms
Without
Hoard
ToUMiNliIji T w e n t y
(Jit)
ttouih.
EXPERT REPAIRING
Agency, U)7 First National Bank
B. L. PERKINBn Haberdasher
It
a
n
tie
T
h
l
i i y i w o (;l!) li ast .
headquarters Mcrr
Collegiate Typewriters and Adding Machines. NICELY furnished bedroom, close Bldg.
II
PAUL II. NIX.
Clothes. 110 F irs t Street.
The
Ha l f of t h e S o u t h e a s t
to hath, hot water. 404 I'nlmet 85— L ots F or S ale
With Haynes 4t Ratliff. Phone 310
(dmit'll r of t he N'nrMieast ( J u u r t e r
i to Avenue.
( K ' s of SIP., of N I P * ) of SueLANEY’S DRUG STORE—Pre 30—Tailoring and Pressing
lloll K l f t e e u (It. I III T o w n s h i p
T
w e n t y iL’di Smith. I t a n un T h i r t y scriptiona, Drugs, Soda. We are
SAN I, ANT A
DOUBLE BEDROOM. 85.00 p e r ’
t w o (3'J) I'liel
Lot
13,
block
7.
50x135
as near you as your phone.
HI
week or $3 share with a n o th e r!
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY
$1,900.(11). $400 cash
Call 108.
|
T h e N o r t h H a l f nf t h e S o u t h e a s t
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. 122% Palmetto.
Bulunce In suit purchaser
( J u a i l e r of t h e S n u t h c a a t t j u a i lei
105
SPalmetto
Avenue.
Phone
i N ' s o f SIP* of S I P J ) iif Se e t l nu
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Hnd
GARAGE BEDROOM with bath
346-J.
F i f t e e n l i e ) In T o t v n s h l u T w e n ; ,'
515
510
First
Nutiunnl
Bank
Bldg,
Phonograph Repairing by fac — i-----------------------------------------for gentleman.
Also garage.
i '.'It) S out h,
ll anti u T h i r t y - t w o
Plume 713
tory trained men. We can rebuild
(.12) Kltst. ;
Mrs. Ernest Kiupp, 910 Park Ave
LANEY
DRY
CLEANING
CO.
yoqr old piano or rofinish to look
Dry Cleaning, Repairing and
T h e N o r t h H a l f of t h e N o r t h e a s i
(MELI.ONVILLE AVH
like new.
Phono 844-W,
l l n a r t e r of t h e S o u t h w e s t Q i m r t e i
Phone 105 for prompt SLEEPING ROOM, summer rates,
In Fort Mellon. Lot 59x140.
(N’ H o f S B M of 9 \ V t t ) A boprivate
modern
home.
K19
Pal
service.
$1,800. % ensh.
XlintlnU' at t h e Igoi it heunt C o r n e r
metto. Phone 416-J.
I*r tile N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
Sanford Stove £ F urniture Co.
S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r (HK l ’ori t ur nf
85A—Employment” Agencies FOR RENT—One furnished bed 515 5DI F’irit National Bank Bldg. .VI!
321 E. F irst Street
'y of S U ' D ) ruiliiliiK N o r t h
Phono
713
Si x oIki I iiv. (Vert six a n d o ti e- h a i f
Wo carry a full Mine
room. Apply 305 Magnolia.
c
h
a
i
n s . S o u t h tdx ehitiitH. P.ast Six
Our prices ere right. Cash o)
a n d mu*- half c h a i n s t o heulniilhl;,
SANFORD
AVENUE
SEMINOLE
EMPLOYMENT
term s. We w ant your business
all In Se c t i on F i f t e e n tlfi) in
S'J— Rooms For Housekeeping
In Rose Court. Lot 75x150
BUREAU
T n « nslilji
Twenty
CKH S o u t h
Itauii e, Thi el v - t w o 122) blast..
$2,700
204 North Park Ave.
MIRACLE Concrete* <V>:, general
V
CLEAN, COOL A ttractive rooms
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
cement work, sidewalks, build
T h e N o r t h H a l f of t h e N o r t h H a l f
a t low summer rates. Vermont 515 510 F’irsl National Bank Bldg.
ing blocks, Irrigrtion boxes. J. R,
of t he N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r ( N' 4
Inn.
215
S.
Palmetto
St.
Day
Phono 713
40— Money to Loan
of N'.u of N ' W ' i ) Se c t i on T w e n t y Terwilleger, Prop.
tona Beach, Fla.
si x (2D) In T o w n s h i p
Nllietesli
i l l ' ) Sout h,
l(ange
Thirty-two
HIGHLAND STREET
WANTED- STOCK ISSUE
(22) Hunt
S. J. NIX
Between Elm and French Aves. VI
Attorney and Counsellor at Law Stock Issue wanted in company 74—Apartments For Rent
5 lots, 50x154 each.
The Huut hr i ml Q u a r t e r nf t h e
ncoding additional finances or pro
300 E ust F irst Street.
N o r l h i ' a m ( J u n r t e r of t h e N o r t h
Will sell one or all.
motion with real merit and possi
w e s t t j i i a r t e r ( S K * , f NMH of
APARTMENT—3 room and glass
$2,000
each.
Terms
to
suit,
bilities.
Give
complete
details
first
N W ' i ) of
Se c t i on
Twemy-sl*
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile
ed-in
sleeping
porch,
all
conven
purchaser
flh).
Township
Ninel cull
(ID)
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing communication. Arthur Langley iences,
beautiful
surroundings.
Smi t h, IlHitue . T b l i t y - t w o
<32)
„
, DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Et* Rose and Co., 55 Wall Street, New Rent $00.00. 1115 Magnolia
Unst.
Ave., fi15-51 fJ First National Bunk Bldg. VII
i
ti mates free. Satisfaction guaran York City.
Phono 009-J.
, T i m N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of t h o
!
Phono 713
teed. Oak Ave.A 3rd St. Phone 111.
Smi t h l u s t Q u a r t e r of t h e N o r t h
LOANS—Money available a t 7 per
w e s t Q u a r t e r (NW*4 of HF.V, of
cent. Close in property. A. P FOR ENT—One 2-room upurtment PICK YOUR HOME from these—
N l t ’ H ) S e c t i o n T whi i I v - six (2ID
W HEELESS & WELSH
In T o w n s h i p N l n o t e c n (19) Sout h.
21 houses. Prices rungo from
Connolly & Sons.
‘Seirvice th a t makes friends”
furnished. Phone 287-W or 310 $-1,200
K a n g s T h i r t y - t w o (12) Hnst.
to $25,000. Attractive terms VIII
FISK TIRES
VULCANIZING
Maple.
j
mi
nil.
Knight
and
MacNeill.
Tho South T w o - T h i r d s
of
th.t
47—Dogs, Cats, Pets.
I Phone 720.
N o r t h T l i r u o - F o u r t l i s o f t h s Wn s t
HILTON'S BARBER SHOP
FOR RENT—Furnished 3 room | _
H a l f o f t h e W e s t H a l f of t h o
113 Magnolia Avenue.
BULL DOC. PUPS FOR SALE
N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r (H 2-:l of N
Apartment, g e n t l y completed, j T | !RKE ROOM HOUSE in good
Thoroughl>rr<l
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5
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»i of W U Of W U of NF.Vi of
8 first class, barbers. Special a t
{.limmion newly jminted white
F u l l blooil. | i r d l * r r r . I l l u r 11lb b u n Good local on. $66 per month. InS e n Km T w e n t y - s i x (28)
Town
tention given ladies and children, stock.
I OM |nrK„ double lot near BurStrong, hrnlthjf. ilxoroiw. quire H. i i. Hernld office.
s h i p N i n e t e e n 0 9 ) Sout h. K a n g u
Mm I o f f r r t l o n * t r p r t * . See t h e m nn>
T
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(32)
Hast
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n o l . r ibccue Filling Station
in Floral IX
rt.nlnK nflrr a oVi«fh.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
FOR HEN f —Bedroom, 6 Ifl \ \ . 1st Heights. l>rie«
Price *2.500.00
$2,500.90 .C a s h
I TIM I’d r k A ve.
I o r. K vbiim.
T h e N o r t h T h r e s - F o u r ! h e of t h e
“The Rcxull Store"
Street.
Hast H a l f of H’H H a l f of Nortl i$260.00. Balance $25.00 per month.
Wo make a specialty of our prom pt
e s s t Q u a r t e r (,N')i of ICU .if W
IL
Claydon,
Room
I
Balt
Buildingo f N K Q ) o f S u c t i on T w e n t y filling of prescriptions ana quick 49—Poultry and Supplies
THE CLARK A partm ents on the
aix (20) T o w n s h i p Ni net ee n, (lit)
beacli, reasonable weekly <>r FIVE ROOM HOUSE, bnth, sleep
delivery.
Smi t h, t t a n g o
Thlrty-uvo
cti)
Easl .
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches FOR SALE—00 leghorn liens 14 monthly rates. 416-418 South A t
ing
porch,
large
lot
eastern
ex
months old. $1.50 each, nil for lantic Ave., Dnytona Beach, Ftn.,
X
1
posure. Reasonable terms by own
'inn N or th ea s t Q u a r t e r
of
the
WIGHT-CHRISENBKRRY PRINT $80.00. B. T. Tiller, Pa olu, Fla.
Mrs. O. F. McCue, prop and Mgr. er. Apply 2482 Palmetto Ave.
S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r of the N o r t h
e a s t Q u a r t e r <N H U o f HlJti of
Phone 607-L-8
SHOP — Printing, Engraving,
N H 1, ) o f Se c t i on T w e n t y - s i x <2fl)
—
J
Embossing. See us first. We do 58— Household Goods
OPPORTUNITY FOR WORKING
T o w n s h i p N i nut uun
(I P) Sout h,
FOR RENT—Nice cool furnished
it. Phono 417-W. H. R. AvenuoI h m x u Thirty-two
Tii 1j'
MAN
j Mango
(J2) Enst
TWO GASOLINE portable stoves
housekeeping apartm ents. First CHOICE LOTS 25x 126—G uaranCnmmercinl Street.
Nofthwon, Quarll.r uf Hut
used for cooking or camping floor. 310 E. 6th.
teod high and dry.
Within ten
Nmlhweal Quarter IIcmb tin* Eimt
PRINTING THAT PLEASES
Half uf the HmitllcuHt Qutntnr
911 Elm.
i miles of Palatka on I.ttko City
thereof, Suction
Twenty .Hires
Typew riters andAdding Machines.
FOR RENT—1 furnished apart- m „i1WB„ $10.00 euch. These bar
(23) Tewnulilp Twenty (20) Smith, I
m
nnt
DVinn/i OB'/
W
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FOR SALE—Two gasoline rump
THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY
ment.
Phono
287-W.
guins aro well worth your investiIliuiKu, Thirty-two (32) Mnnt.
stoves, like new. Also small ice
501 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop.
gution. F or Information cnll at XU
Alt of S o u t h F l o r i d a C i t r u s C o m
NEW 3 room apartm ent with bnth, Herald office. Box G. B. V., or Geo.
chest. 911 Elm Ave.
p a n y ' s p l a t o f C ooka F u r r y T o w n furnished. Phone 326.
19— Building—Contracting
B. Vestal, 118 S. Beach St., Day
ai t * a s s h o w n In t h* I ' t u t u f r e a um V I u t h e «ff l eu o f t h * d a r k of
tona Beach, Fla.
tlio Ci r cui t . C o u r t of Hmnl nol s
JA M ES H. COWAN—All kinds of FOR SALE—Cheap for cash, J 77—Hoaxca for Rent
C o u nt y . In F l a t b oo k T w o
(3)
good mules, mowing machine,
12 CITY LOT& 'ideally locoted
I'agu
nlxty-slght,
except
lots
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
TWunty-lwo
(31).
Thlrty-flv*
Lights, w ater, gus. Priced to
W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak other farm tools, P. O. Box ~1L FOR RENT—Small unfurnished
(30), T h l r t y - s t x (36). F o r t y - t w o
(30),
house. Apply 1108 Myrtle Ave. sell ut your own terms. Knight
Avenue and Third Street. Tele Phono 3912.
02), Forty-thrsa ((3) F i f t y - f o u r
& MacNeill, 107-109 8. Park Ave.
(04), Fifty-i lx (08), Fifty-savaii
phone 111.
New Location, a fte r August 1st.
,
u, .
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Kith a g r i m l t b r a l tU*»m|
t-rlrl.
Wan! *d S o d H I « t J * f <
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A United i
S ta n d for
Sanford
* *
»*r
- -An indomitable purpose
'4
and a united ambition
to m ake Sanford a
splendid place in which
to live is doing just that.
m
--You property owners
and citizens can look
forward w ith perfect
assu ran ce that home
ow n ersh ip here w ill
a l w a y s be a good
investment.
78—Offices and Desk Room
D. T. DUNCAN
P ainter and Decorator
PHONE 303
sne £
S t r o p jp A T f
m
91— L egal N otices
WANTED •—Garage for large
trucks nl*o 3 room house with
garage or garage alone. Allright
SHAKESPEARE' Fishing equip in any part ul .Sanford. Notify
811 Elm Ave. Ask for George
Moorndiun.
ment, Kudu, Reels, Lines, Etc. a t
FOR SALE—Dining room furni
ture, also two single (twin) bciU, ATTRACTIVE room* to rent for
writing desk *nd other odd nieces.
stores or offices at Park Ave.,
Cull Monday a t 2300 Palmetto and Commercial .Street, W. M.
1Blatlona—Repair-1
_______________ Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
|E. J. LINDSKOG—General Con- Avenue.
i tra c to r and builder. Plan* and
Tam CO."
OFFJCS FOR RENT—la Meiscb
|specification* on reqpeit. All work
f*}<
owner.' i guaranteed. Residence 217 HlghBldg Apply A. P Connelly dk
i7
tn,not
"'Vthe
"K owner."
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
f i n r S m ? 4®1*
*'and s t > between Elm and Oak.
«a d io k d
i Phone 796W
iv oT*?1 -vt,u less..
garage CO.
»ry
W « i.
FLORIDA- ORLANDO— Orlando
r ScnUno,i largest class!neir misineas, rate 1c a word, lain*
imam 24e cash with order.
8e * II**
~ je a H««
ia restricted
,/{cation.
“ 8' T
61'
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of 30c for
I.
V S O A - R eal E s U i
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U RoSln 8 4 c OV.ta* u o au i } FOR SALE—Twp concrete mixers. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, m j r n * c ir c u it c o u r t skv creel
I**?1 7onrenvo _______ nlered
a g a i n s t you, M i d c » u * t NHnt r a s u i t
P l S d « t? r and sJl< ■'* “ WAl.WOft!!.
Oi o lot lumber. See Huddleston
m m j u m c i n c u u n r . i k s i - to qu1«t t i t l e I n ah<P t o t h e l a n d s
“THE LOT KING"
1SOLB U O U N T r, F I.Q H ID A .
New (to., Jail or 1000 Latirel Ave.
ke r a i nnbov© d*»o»tb«a.
*ork
'rL rr ? ,nD’0r 1,41 ■*>•*
800 First National Bank Bldg.
iw ix .t.v iiiR V i
wffl
^Hector »«"»
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^rtSge length
53—Building
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ssr
FOR BALE—414 ncre.-t good un
improved celery land, 6 miles
from Sanford, one mile to loading
station, 100 steps off paved high
way, $300 cash; $800 annually for
4 years. Address 805 Union Ave.
Sanford, FIs.
••■ifl
—In selecting a homesite,
look everywhere, then
goto LOCH A R B O R without obligation our
representatives w ill be
glad to sh o w you this J
property.
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ffvu (70) a m i S s v u n t y - s l x (78).
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h n r e h y reiiulymt t o a p p e a r / t o * t h e
tltlt o f C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n f i l ed on
St onduy t h e s e c o n d d a y o( A u g u s t ,
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Domestic Troubles
Are Blamed For Act
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Local Furniture Man’s Body
Is Discovered In Bed Fol
lowing Report Of Gun; Man
Shot Self Through Head
True Bill Containing Eleven Inquest Not Necessary, Is
Coutitatlh^rginKConversion
Lovell’s Request; Brother
Of flum
HlsOwnUse.Is
And Wife Only Survivors
Praw n Up By Grand Jury
SAN FRANICSCO July 21AJP)—
CoL Ned F. Green , self-admitted
liquor-drinking
prohibition
ad
jE , Wyn., July m inistrator, today was under in
"Bitterly a s sa ilin g dictment.
A truc-bill containing II counts,
itjou of s ta te ailcharging him with hnving "felon
thc fetleral gov* iously embezzled and converted to
''Governor Jo h n W. his own use." liquor seized by the
I Florida today to ld government, was returned late yes
(fidrs' e(*nfl,relll•.!, terday by the federal grand jury.
The action against Col. Green,
Pthe federal in iu 'r- who
was suspended when he came
i is a fla g ra n t ill- under fire last week, was executed
pof such u s u rp a tio n 'w ith unusual swiftness. Six w it
*, the state to make neses were called, one after anoth
e r it want!i toor er.into the jury room ami in less
than 10 mlnutcR a fter the last one
"'u .
Hint ;r Jhad departed the indictment was
L T f^
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h do not 1.0 . . 'ta t
:, „t" X v y
Fyifl br V'.
f"!.*-1
■ in idllltina til Ih u r
I of taxation.
thing t" me." ho
(the govi-ninn-nt |>rojnto partnership and
for both the state
Fgovernmcnl and finon state.! that do
form of taxation
, a measure cumfto collect it."
[tf the state of Flor^ kited by their confctlltction of an in,We do not believo
is constitutional,
I of the inherittnee
ami which g ves
at of sin h a tax
in the unioi."
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Inst week said: "Sure, I drink-'Vhnt
i t?composure
" ,OBt f ( ,rwith
» whichmoinents" f,the
lie
|ms
viewed
the
i-ntir«nff.iir Au
has viewed the entire affair.
As
the $5,000 hail sot by the court whs
being posted, he snt with bowed
head and quivering hnnds in the of
fice of the United States commiss
ioner.
The charges against C.’ol. Green
were brought following an investi
gation of his nubile and private a f
fairs. Investigators accused him
of numerous irregulurjtios, the
most serious of which was the mis
appropriation of seized liquor for
his own use.
United
S tates Commissioner
Kntoll sot Aug. fl as the date ror
arraignm ent .Evidence against Col.
Greon was presented to the grand
jury under the direction of Mrs.
Mubel W alker W illebrent, assist
an t United States attorney gener
fWyo., July 27. |/|V al:
will Be diMUSdwj
representing the
•t al the npi-ning of
fiy of the twelfth nn*r» conference here
A rthur H. Smith 48. Sanford
furniture denier was found dead
ip bed a t his home. 205 Holly Ave
nue, this morning by neighbors
who heard the report of a pistol
shot eornjng frorfi his room. Blood
was flowing fretdv from a wound
in his right temple when the body
was discovered. A .ft2 calibre pis
tol wan found in the dead m an’s
hand with one empty cartridge in
it.
Local police woro immediately
called by the noigbors, and Justice
of the Peace M. W. Lovell was
summoned to view tfio body.
Justice Lovell, nfter an exam ina
tion of the body, stated that an
inquest was unnecessary ns it was
pjninly a case- of premeditated
suicide.
Smith is said to have been de
spondent for several days over
domestic troubles, anti was feeling
down-hearted when he went to bed
last night according to friends who
saw him Just before he retired.
According to information g ath
ered bv Justice Lovell, Smith had
been intoxiegipd for the pact
week, and hail been in bad spirits
for some time.
The body was removed to the
funeral parlors of Miller nnd
Krickaon. Funeral arrangem ents
have not been announced.
The dcccasetl had been in the
furniture business in this city for
a number of years, hnving been a
p artn er in tho Dlxio Furnituro
Company. J J e was associated in
tho business with his brother, Ed
ward A. Smith of this city. He is
survived by his wife also of this
city.
----•
Funeral services for the deceas
ed will be held from the funeral
home uf Miller and Erickson at
:t::^ c ^ lo c k Jlomorrow afternoon.
Report On Channel F iiia ffltin s M ade
Deepening Will Go For Shrine Picnic
To Engineers Soon At DeLeon Springs
fife »( njiiiiiiin that
jth between the north
The report on the deepening of
i today, On evid need
*i of (reieriioi'-dclc- tho channel of the St. Johns River
rktwcon the east and from Pnlntkn to Sanford will go
IIM MU, they mjv, is to tho division engineer's office in’
_imi Charleston within n month, accord[Ik policy of federal
1natural rcsumecs anti.
.
'"K to Secretary R. W. Foarman,
kttlope i stretches of Jr., of tho local Chamber of Com
Mr. Pcarman returned
> and tin- west is merce.
t federal il.n.iai,, j„ jtM from Jacksonville yesterduy where
an increiieimient (m he has been in conference with
■•t1** rc*|».i ii\e ■•.ates, Lieutenant Colonel Brooks, district
r«lph O. Kicw^t- r of Engineer who is in charge of the
• H. Trumbull of t'ou- work.
The physical survey of the pro
« speak „„ "stl)to\s
IMllgation-,*• |„ ,.,,pr c . ject has been completed, t.ntl tho
££■ while »iovoruors engineer’s office is now determ in
■nth., i in
ing the cost of the proposed wj>rk
•fi
nirf t ’lat, W|||
*before
sending tho report in. The
tm Vi' up(,,,it with | United States Hoard of Engineers
"'“ "i in 11 u-tn.n’' | wilt be tho hotly to finally doterUc 'jut11j.„,
I mine on the feasibility of tleepenM iftr |,.,|;,v im.|, | I ing the St. Johns channel, it is un"Min s. Itiiii,,,,. |(# : nounecd.
> . i.„
i,. ; * | 1
If present plans go through,
intyfini,,,. m
,,, d,ijis-1
11he channel of tho river will be
*hus. „
^ ito!
m m aterially changed. Many of the
is
‘•‘"IC t||.. |tsS).(||' „"f j curves will be eliminated untl the
' ,S "" III • Sld,jt ,.t .l channel will have a minimum
. k' n I 'I..I. ,.f tho tit pth of 12 feet between here and
1’: lutkn.
,
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Sir*
I
- Forbids Police To
liom
si tmuiity home.
[Men Gel
fMVith ,*>2,000
Fin., .luly 27
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Take« Fingerprints
I
LOS ANGELES, July 27.— (/P)—
A ttorneys for Aimce Ecfnple Mc
Pherson announced .^odoy th at they
would not perm it her fingerprints
to ho taken to compare with those
foynd in a Carmel, Cal., cottage,
where it is asserted she spent
some time a fte r being supposedly
drowned. They also said they
would refuse to supply samples of
hur handw riting to compare with
w riting found in the cottage.
SMITH TO SPEAK HERE
Michael Smith, president of tho
Florida State Automobile Associa
tion will be fho principal speaker
at the Chamber of Commerce
luncheon Friday noon, according to
officials of the local body.
The
address of Mr. Smith will be the
main feature of the program stated
Secretary Pearm an of the local
chamber,
,
Work On Transportation, Industrial
Survey Making; Progress, Says Bates
Work on tho transportation anti
industrial survoy in the Sanford
district is golrfg forward at a
tapid rate, according to Edwin
Bate*, special agent o f . the' _Department* of Commerce following
his consultation •Monday with F.
E. Harrison, ttmf/lp manager of
the local CbaniUr of Commerce.
Many of *the Sanford flpn*
which have been m illed question
naires relative-, to the am ount of
business' t b d y will db during tb t
w inter and" th e fre ig h t faclRUen
they will need to handle th elt
goods have aent In their reports.
Mr. Bates ntged J h a t those who
h a v e 'n o t dona.'so to gath er jtheir
d a t a soon* iai poMible-And'send
27. < ^ )_
of A^(,lPho survey .Tril&t*
see*
W & i^M
rB-
Final arrangem ents for the
Shrino picnic to be held Thursday
at DeLeon Springs wore made last
night i>‘ a special meetiiur of the
entortnimnont committee in tho
office of President E. F. Lane.
Tho picnic is being sponsored by
the Shrine clubs of Daytona Beach,
Jacksonville, Orlando,
Palatka,
DeLnnd and Sanford and wifi be
one of the largest affairs of its
kind ever staged in this stato, it
is said.
Tho management of the DoLoon
hotel announced that a picnic lunch
will be sorvetl each member of tho
party. This is n change from tho
originul plans which callt-d for a
banket lunch.
Tho famous band of the Morrocco Temple in Jacksonville will
be on hantl to furnish music for
the picnickers throughout the tiny.
The Orlando Shrlnors will attend
tho picnic with a band imd a dele
gation of 200 nuupbors and their
wivos, stated Secretary Blair re
cently,
It is tho hop* at officials in
charge of tho picnic that t very
club within a reaflupablo instance
of DeLeon Springs will scad a
largo delegation to the picnic.
All Sanford Nobles Hntl their
wives are cordially invited to a t
tend the gala day.
“
the roqulred information, said Mr.
,Ba^es; ;
.j. . ',**/Mr. Bate* only recently returned
frbm a toift* of the other branches
of the Orlando terminal, <aftd he
stated that the work was progress
ing satisfactorily ;ln most of the
communities in iriilch the survey is
being mad<i>
'
Anv merchant of Sanford destr-
head*
a F t to .- S t a o tf Chamber
of .Commerce. *' ’ !M
The parpo,"-'
outlined br
f Com*
meeting of
merce i | to p n
W
*I
>a t ;
K ttfW
a t tram f
i r - r . ia !■>!>,
E U tit P an es T
t>Mk>'> ■
N u is a n c e
e fo r e C ity
On Monday
The discharge of city sewera ' *
into Lako Monroo w is official .y
brought before tho City. Englnskr
Fred T. Williams.
"It would cost between $600,000
and $750,000 to change the sewer*
age system, according to George
Simons," Mayor Forrest Lako said.
"We were advised by George
Simons that tho lake has a capac
ity to take enro of 25.000 people
or more." tho city engineer inter
posed. “Tho city of Jacksonville
empties Its sewerage into the rivet,
and it is n city of 100,000."
Tho nintter was theft dropped.
Owners of boats Who use the
Municipal Pier havo been com
plaining of tho objectionable odor
arising from tho sewerage that ia
dumped Into the lako a t the pier.
A four-inch sower th a t carries off
waste m atter from the downtown
empties
S district
(his point.
into tho lake at
in g Is P a r a l y z '
- The outlet could be screened, or
carried further into the lake by an
Wlenslon, City Manager W. B.
Williams told Tho Herald rocontly.
Tho sewerage could be released at
certain hours by meana of the
• m e n , tho city manager said. This
method would overcome tho pres
ent objections, he believes. The
extension wnuM mean u considera
ble outlay of moi-oy, he said.
The proptr disposal of sewer&go
will have to be brought up for
study in the future, tho city man
ager said today.
Mr. Simons,
formerly com peted with the State
Board of Hoalth, but now a consul
ting engineer, with officos in Jack- Poincare Receives Support
Of Upper House, 388-131;
villc, may be brought to Sanford
for a consultation, it was indi
Cabinet Formed To Bring
cated.
CHAMBER PUCES
OKEY ON POUCY
OP NEW PREMIER
Young Attorney-General Has Merchants’ Committee Sends
Forced Fergusons Into 1st
Invitations To AU Sect
P h a se O f P olitical EcliRae
ions; Funds Also Raised
A fter Long PeriodlnPower
To Pay For Signs, Banners
DAI LA*. July 27.—(/P)—Re
turns • ■ the Texas Election bu
reau ft to i 24ti out of 252 coun
ties, ibis morning, including 107
complete gave i ’io following
totuls in Saturday's Democratic
G uhcrnntnn.1 prim ary:
DavidBon, 111,HHH, Ferguson. 250,060,
Moody, .'171,015; Johnston, 1.711.
Plans for Snnford'B community
dollar tiny, which is set for Ayg.
3 and -l, have been completed nnd
tho necessary funds for the prep
aration of banners, signs anti oth
er advertising was raised Monday
afternoon by a committee com
posed of Vivian Speer, Ned Smith
nnd A1 Itaffeld, chairman of the
merchants committee appointed to
AUSTIN. Texas, July 27*—<>P)— make all arrangements for hold
Dan Moody, youthful attorney gen ing the event.
eral, has forced the F rgusons of
The two-day salo-wlll bo the ini
Texas tpto tho first phase of u tial movo of the m erchants’s re
political eclipse a fter several years cently organized aasbclatinn to
In which they dominated tho Lone ward making Sanford the trading
Star state Democratic politics.
center of the central Florida dis
Moody’s voto In Saturday's pri trict anti those who havo been in
mary, coupled with an announce active charge of tho arrangem ents
ment yesterday by Goyprnor Mir state that the sales next Tuesday
iam A. Ferguson that sho will re and ’.. ednesday are expected to
sign from offico probably by Nov. firing thousands of shoppers to
1, virtually assured his nseendftney San fort).
'•
to tho governors’ choir next J tn Invitations
in
the
form
of
adver
uary.
With primary returns ncnrlng tisements are to be sent to all
completion. Moody lacked a few ports of this and other nearby
Boats are to make sevvotes of having ft majority in the counties.
five-cornered Democratic guber pf-a) trips betivoen this city nnd
natorial nomination raoe, but led Enterprise and many people ore
Governor Ferguson by more than expected from DeLand.
Mr. Itaffeld, who hus been work
110,000 voles. Lynch Davidson,
third-rnnking candidate, received ing night nnd day to line up every
enough votes to cause Mrs. Fergu- morchant in tho city, announced
son to decide sho did not care to i last night tt»at ho anti tho commitcontinue her campaign for re-elec- ‘®*! i'1 charge of the work had met
tlon.
| with a cordial response from 1*5
Keeps Word With Moody
lu’r cent of the retail merchants.
“The success of the communi
Governor Ferguson’s resignation
will conform to an agreement she ty sales tlay rests solely with the
made with Moody th at sho wouhi merchants anti their offerings to
retire from tho raco if ho should the public on those two days should
load her by one vote and that no be of such reliability ami fair
would withdraw if sho led Ly 25, price as to muke hundreds of new
000 votes. Her decision also virt friends for Sanford,” Mr. Raffcld
ually removed fu rth er interest in stated.
In discussing plans for tho event,
the o]cction returns as a ruu-tff
prim ary will not bo neccs.uv. he said: "Every merchant is to
Texas law provides that unless a havo attractive window displays
candidate receives 61 per cent of featuring the articles he will sell
the votes cast, a second primary that tiny for $1.
Thin in to he
n great success and other nffnirs
m ust be h eld .' , '
Bimultancflusly with tbo an of n sim ilar nature arc to be
nouncement .of her resignation. atuged In tho near future."
Governor Ferguson called ft special
session of the legislature for Sept.
13 to consider validation of nearly
$100,000,000 Texas road bonds belt!
invalitl by, tho United States supromc court. Sho also Said sh"
Resolutions on the proposed ex
wished to give the legislature an
opportunity to investigate any de tension of tho Scminolo Boulevard
tho Clyde Lino docks and
partm ent of tho state goyornmuni from
warehouse
to Hotel Forrest Lake
it might wish.
are being prepared by .George A.
DuCottos, city attorney. The work
will, bo ppshed rapidly.
Proporty owners and the city
will divide the cost of tho im
provement, according to City Man
ager W. B. WiUianiH. Thu boule
vard will be beautified and illumi
nated after its construction. The
Funeral services for Frank Nor completed section of Sominolc
ris, 79, who died Sunday morning Boulevard between Park Avenue
ut hia home a t 706 Palmetto Ave und the 'dydo Uno docks will B o o n
nue, were held this aftomoon at bo illuminated. |t was suld.
the F irst Methodist Church, with
Rev. T. J. Nixon In charge. Burial
took place in the city cemetery and
funfiwl arrangem ents were In the
hands of Milled and Erickson, local
funfcral. directors.
WASHINGTON, July 27.—(/P)—
has been a resident of
' ‘ ......................the
* of
*
Hoebling! of theDii
District
for the 'past year, moving Justice
>i*ftpie Court todt-y
here f m Oviedo. He Is original- Columbia SupiS
permanent Injunction
.
al
“ irminffr
ham, coming t‘o granted a peri
against Secretary Work and Will
about Six years ago.
eceased was a real estate iam Spry, Commissioner bf tho
man * ore ha came to Florida hav- General Land Office, to prevent the
■fom# time as the Gofornmept from taking away the
in f served
s e c re tly '
.treasurer of the Bir- water front or the Beachland De
a n y .' He velopment; Company, owner of
and lodge Vero Beach, F$s. \ The officials
d In filed aa appeal to* the District
vtt>rkmy .both dn this city and
’
bis “
* **S:Pf raDdsnca. He Court of Appeals. " • ‘
• of the First Methodwaa
Seminole Boulevard
Plans Being Pushed
Frank Norris Laid
At R est Today In
The City Cemetery
Injunction Against
Worker Is Allowed
A
lit'
St*
the'
survi
ber ox m
riU r.M d
aiuf the Masonic lodge
’ynuf1 betweeri the
of
la
PARIS. .1ulv 27.—(/P)— Premier
Poincare’s new government was
given a Vote of confidence in the
Chamber of Deputies th is a fte r
noon.
Tho vote, which rnmo ufter the
reading of the ministerial declara
tion of policy- was proposed on the
quentioit. of adjourning all inter
pellations until the flnnnclu! bill
hnd been discussed fnil nnsseil.
The premier asked th at this be
done nnd mndo the m atter one of
confidence in the government.
The vote was 3R7 for the govern
ment and 180 against- The offi
cial vote later was announced a*
388 in favor of tho government und
131 against.
Tin* declaration began with the
affirm ation that the ministry had
been formed ut a spirit of "nation
al reconciliation" with the object
of saving tho franc.
"We arc profoundly convinced
that it is possible to improve the
conditions of French finances rap
idly, and raise the value of the na
tional currency," tho declaration
said.
"In order to avert forever, fresh
dangers.*>f Inflation we propose to
vote the indispensable supplement
ary receipts and niako important
economies."
Indirect taxation is to be in
creased, tho declaration said, but
nt tho samo time direct taxation
will be imposed upon acquired
wenlth. to form n repayment fund
for tho national defense bonds.
An appeal was made to "clear
sighted patriotism " to shorten tho
discussion by voluntary discipline.
In Its reference to intcr-ftllied
debts, the declaration said:
"The nations which are our
creditors, end whom Franco has
the firm will to pav within every
measure uf her cnpucity, have iu
their great interest that we .should
weather tho monetary crisis. The
crisis is duo to mutiplc causes but
it is in no way impossible to calm
its violence nnd to annihilate its
dangerous efforts."
Sanford Signal Is
Sold To Group Of
Local Business Men
Purchase of tho Sanford Signal,
morning newspaper, by a group of
Sanford business men was announc
ed this morning, tho deal being
effective with the publication of
today’s Ibsuo.
Charles L. Rrltt, president of
the Brltt-Chitteudon Realty fCom
pany, nnd for a number of years
identified with tho business life
of Sanford, will bo tho nctivo head
of tho now management, accord
ing to tho announcement.
Tho sulo of the paper by T. R.
Higgins, ownor hnd editor since
it was founded more than a your
ngo, is the result of negotiations
extending over a period of several
months, according to n story ap
pearing in today’s issue of tho
publication.
Members of the purchasing syn
dicate In addition to Mr. Rrltt aro:
Friink Mcisch- A. E. Yowell, W. W.
C. Smith and U. E. Chapman. Mr.
Higgins, tho announcement says,
will retain stock In the company,
and after un extended vacation in
the north, may rejoin tho news
paper staff.
■
Orizaba UnabI ~
Aid Stricken
8ReportedDrown<
Pompano; 2 Otl ,
Have Close Escapj
er PArtt of the state.
MIAMI, Fin.,' July 37 ^
— With continued Inte:
the tropical disturbances
ed along the lower
coast today with M
parently th e center, I t _
ed havoc w ith shipping'
caused considerable p
damage through this
The atbrm retrac
i
Nevin ('. Cranford • convict boss
in Stunly county, North- Carolina,
is on trlul for murder. He is ac
cused of killing two negro prison
ers in his chain gang. A long list
of beatings and flvo death! have
been laid to him.
Storm Bulletins
(Ily Associated Press')
Vessel R s fo rto d ln Distress
TAMPA, F li.. Jnly 27. (i<P)—Re
ports from St. Augustine this
morning |o the ojfect th at the
Ilnlian steam er Ansolino Sun Guirogo Secundo was In distress off
Jupiter Light wem confirmed by
the Gulf Rudio Service Station
here ut 10 o'clock.
J. M. Griffin, in charge of the
local station, mid he heard mes
sages stating that tho stoamers
Orizaba nml Gnpe Henry were
standing by the stricken vessel,
which was described as being In
u sinking condition..
Reports reaching Senhonrd Air
Lino Railway officials hero were
thnt truckii at Sehring were be
ing washed by high w aters in
Lnke Jackson.
W alter J. Bennett, government
forecaster here ,staged Into this
morning that the hurricane Is a p
parently moving Westward ovor
extreme snuthorn Florida. Tho
disturbance was confined to tho
east coast, lie said.
Storm Claims Another Victim
Miami, Flu., July 27.*-0<P)—An
other victim of tho Florida hurri
cane was reported shortly after
noon today when mdio advices
wore received from tho Danish
Tanker Wilholmn Reidcmann say
ing she wns in distress off Hills
boro light off tho count between
Miami and Jupiter In le t
Tho
Keldemunn is or 5015 tonnage.
Tho first death was reported to
day when F. A. Lancaster, 35, llnoinnn, was electrocuted on top of a
iolo a t Mlumi Beach whan he came
n contact with a llvo wire whllo
attem pting to do repair work.
C
course ^fter side swiping thJa
tion yesterday, postponing Its
sluught until early today,
struck Miami at a 56-mfle
hour gait, driving abend a f
rain. The sea front and Blaee:
Bnv wero lashed and craft
not venturing from its m
Tho tropical Radio Statli
Hiuleah, near Miami, main''
intermittent communication
■hips off the lower coast, •
vessels were reported in
at 10:30 o'clock this moral
one, tho Italian steamer
San Giorgio Secondo bound
Mobilo to London, broadcast
calls. These came through
night.
'
. ,.\Vf
The Ward Liner Oriaeba* 1
New York to Havana raced '
aid and stood by. This
80 miles northeast of
eight injjes off Hillsborough
An 80-mlle gale kept the ~
from taking off the ship’?
Other vessel* which *ftC(
difficulties o tf.tb a coast,
Jupiter Light and Mikas# «
the Clyde U n eir .Betninftle,'
from New York to WhO1M:
British Steamer Ulna' and
other boate which forsook-^
anchorpge off M ltaJ Beach ytti
day for hope of moriFfav
woathor In the open sea.
included the Swedish atear
frost, the American tankc
and two other unidentified 1
A cablegram waa reCfliye^
from Phil Pomeroy, Miami ai
mobile dealer at BimiiH, .1
Bahamas, reporting hit 7# ,
yacht Cinnatac stiff at that “
The 00 foot yacht Zulsta, o f ;
wick. Ga., which loft here Sc
noon with a party of 2<LextUl
ists for Bimini, hat. not retuj;
Efforts to track down '* >
from Pompano, thnt eigM
were drowned when a small
ing boat was sunk by high
off that town yesterday. .■
fruitless. Tho unconflrmril n
wan reported by tho keepgf
Hillsborough light, w hich-w iL
miles from Miami nnd rcs|deQ$'j
Pompano.
Clyde A. Ellie, 30, cor
and Ray Butler, 84- ri»rr(
escaped drowning during-the n
when their small sailing b o lt
sized in the bay h e n .more
mite from share. Use two -|i
swam (he distance (hrout
choppy water. Tho weatl
reau hero u y s storm center,
shifting ty Jupl(er.. The berop
is 20.51 With a Wndpneyttf
The Clyde Llne7’HemInoWk
St. Augustine rgclng for Jl
ville later advices tep ortei
ages estimated at TX\pt* • ‘
ooo was caused in Ifi«
hurricMe.
; ‘
Uns.
_ a tla ^ n d jj
‘
’
A banquet wll be given i
*"
“ *
-M
Seminole'
C
u to' :
Vf»l(er R. We
governor foe
SAN DIEGO, Cal.. July 27.—(A?) bartenders, and Salvador Espinosa- guset of bopor, and
—The last chapter in the tragedy
which clainunt tM .Uvea of
a HI Peteat bare
family o f '
to ba written tolast Februi
town
day in XU
Ing out
ters,
T heA i
., V
. w . V ’SS
^nd^nephews
,
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Storm Off Southeast Coast
E u s tte K iw a n la n s
WASHINGTON, July 27. f/F)—
T o B e" H e r e
Tho Wcnthor* Bureau thin morn
ing located the tropical storm as
centrul a short distance off the
Eustls Kiwanlans Will ri | l | ''
Tampa—Plans on foot, for build southeast coast of Florida be Kueats y (he S«n&hd. ^
ing new highway from Tampa to tween Miami and Jupiter Inlet and
(Continued of Page Two)
Plant City.
•. - •
■«
tnds EoThBS
a Mexlcaii
am*
i
HiffhWindAt
Factions Together, Report
TEXAS GOVERNOR DOLLAR DAY TO
TO RESIGN FROM BRING HUNDREDS
JOB
NOVEMBER 1 TO LOCAL STORES
.v*
of
Several Shipp
ported In
Early THiaMc
Accuse Boss
sUf
taxicab driver—were brought into
court-yesterday, mbrnlns and the
ccunpthinta charging them with •an
violation; and criminal attack read.
.. The*, were aU returned to' Jail*
where they have -remained tinea
they-were arm td Feb. 10,
10," *• vil to)
*'tnjsA,ir
IS:
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a t.
S b fritt o; HTHand
" ~ Bijou ?; in ’'th a t]
n
ied at ,the
u*
Seatin-'
rS IfflJ a
\?*tr
,,y *
^tSt’S
? W#a of
• nmt*
t'o e x t-f
-
■
V .
Wi'l
�itest
i»«a ni i — fTtm v
1 Growers
• t m . They wiLT
J* thay told how
An apology andLi
S1 A M
iS L
br the hmmr dertwntritlon
of Tlcrrida, accordln/ to .
Mkwm«*ASSERr Fte., July Bello Settle, district homo domthe winner*, mad# public
—Women of-th e Rtate I n 1onr-trotlon (gent; Mis.s R jby Me*
.**»* Flavin , GWson, Btata
;*Hn hbmc demonstration David, district homo demonstraham* demonstration agent, ‘ v
tion agent, und Dr. HB. h.
L. Arm*,
Arms,
Hd Attend the Farm ery' fltxn
k Crowerc’ Weok, a t the. State- Board of Health, trill speak,
tf»o contest, which rail for
V of Florida. Aujrfiflt’l) the form er on “ Dress Appreclatwelve months,, had its culmina
___________
, tprogram
*
— tion,*’ .Mina McDavid. on "Cure, of
nd
a flve-dhy
tion at the Girls’ Short Couriu,
Interesting discourses the Clothing,” nr.d Dr. Arms, on
recently held at tha Florida State
Fkltown authonilca on tmme "Health 1‘olnters." A general sosCollega for Women,
•
••• entertain- »ion will then take place in tho
JUcr*pOrfled■ with
The
winners
follow:
.
iccordiiiK tb >f!s» Flavin auditorium.
Class
1,
Kitchon
Improvement:
instate homd demonstration
A picnic, to he held Wednesday
First, Wenona an d : Snllio Page,
afternoon, will enable those in a t
Nassau
county.
ijjtfogrnni, given out by Miss tendance to divert from tho rou
Class 2,. Hiving Room: First,
tine
of
the
five-day
session.
|?rt, opens at 11 o’clock.
Inez Williams, Holmess • county;
co
_ A ‘0, with exercises, followed
Thursday morning and afternoon
Belle
Murphy,
second,
Myra
ii review of the program, by will find a session of the State
Holmes county.
■pi>.Grnason addresse* by Miss Home
„ umv Demonstration
........ Council, with
Class 4, Bed Room; P irn1-,' Lois
M f ;-A; Stennis. dairy and nutri-1.ms. ,1. \V. Bynum’, president, pre
MILs, Holmes county; second1,
M.ngont; Alice Bvnns and M r. .aiding; nddresscs.hy Mrs. M. A.
V ,,v
Bessie Lee Owens, Holmes counWarren, Alachua county j Love, chairman of Home Demon*'lomonstratloa uguilt.
.Mi-s jstration Work, at the Florida Stnto
Great enthusiasm was mown by
„ Tj 'Will speak on "Nutrition College for Women; Miss Thurshy,
the entrants, Miss , Gleason s ta t
Iprldn’n Home Demonstration on “ Does the Hopie Garden Pay",;
ed, All declared th a t they had
tarn,” while the speeches of Miss Hannah L. Nessling, of the
many
excellent ideas which they
?> Evans and Mrs. Warren will Northwt-slbrn Yeast company, on
could take homo and put into ac
9 the fornt of demonstrations "B etter Breads,” with dem onstra
tion, she said.
•nllk products, featured hv t»ut - tions; and Mis* Moore, on "In te r
Following were tho subjects
%
Kkcorinty and (he uses of cil- ior Decoration, Including Pointcrb
taken up in the eight groups of
“■ -cht-ofr.* ’Entertainm ent in for Remodeling and A rrangem ent
fifty cnch:
ouudlto'rliifn, at k o'clock, will of Furnishings and tho Making of
Sanitation of tho inside and
^Jutlo.tho day's activities,
Inexpensive Articles," and. general
premises of the home, dealing
kpdtiy morning. nt '<:-l5 o’- sessions and entertainm ent.
with the lavatory, w ater lupply,
s , P r . Ouida Davis* Abbott, reThe final day, Saturday, August
drainage
harbors, m o s q u i t o
•!l
i
and
Edward
Kvnns
are
shown
on
arrival
nt
the
Clove,c« Worker at the experiment 14, will be featured by a round ta Linton W
breeding places, und so forth,
-jit!|h!t>f the University of Flm i- ble dLeussinn on homemakers' III O' i I <I I airport on tile Inst leg of their rei ord-brenklng dash around Mali ns the discarded tin conn,
^ will deliver no address on "Nu- pri-blems and conferences and la.- t h e w o i h i in 2H days. They arrived in Cleveland in separate planes mill other vessels; tho hook worm
w ltm n *mui the Pre-School Child," Iioratory work.
from * Inn into Field, 111., and iinmodiat' Iv took off for New York, the on limy; flies and demonstration
fbjhiv-’cd by n general discussion
Instructions In basketry, rug
hd Mins I«ahelle S. Thursliy's making and uses of tlu- owing end of tii i> journey. Wells, a m-w pnis-r m in. is shown in the plane- of tlu- home made fly trap ; the
,1k oil “ Utilisation of l-’loriila uue'-hinc ports will be giv< n in slink.' r t uni: with Evans, millionaire I let roller, just a fter he landed. iceless refrigerator for milk and
••utter; home conveniences in
roduets." Miss Thurshy is food Peabody College, between I ami _
d- mon stratum, such as the fireservation and m arketing ate oi a o'clock, each day, with li>e «•*-i
li -i cooker; the dish drainer ae
Irs. A. H. Shopperd, homi-mu1.< r eeption of Wednesday.
\ rei liver is needed, Mr. Hamel a aver of labor, proper heights
A special
t Lake county, will conclude t In- se.etlon Will be devoted l>> poultry
a cried hi paper filed to prevent "I working surfaces, arrange
ornlng's session with n speech on IccliircH ami demonstrations, ac
tike company from becoming i n - | ment atid routing of the process
es Homo Canning P ay?"
cording to Mis; Gleason.
solvent.t
Richard E nright, for l of performing the daily tasks.
An address by Miss Virginia P.
Many of the girls declurud that
h
la.,
July
(/
n
Ml
\
Mi.
mi
l'
polir
•
commissioner of New j they
•o, assistant state home d» m
would go home and "do over”
I.
-s.ibition
of
Daytona
Suit
for
i
•ation, on “ Home InnproveVork and Carl Exselson, of Chica
Bradenton New West. Braden
ami appoint incut of go, were named as defendants also. I Hu- kitchen for mother this sum^ Including the Home Im- ton school l.mlding nears comple Shore.,, !i
no r, and make it more sanitary,
li iveeiver to resume nianagenieiil
VHTtcnt Cor.te.<t, Heme Conve- tion.
convenient
and attractive, accordlioratioii
was
asked
in
a
of
I
lie
lfc6S»" House Planning and Re
fit»j-;viII*- l.npinveineiits co-1 ii.I- in Mi-s Gleuson.
: lilt fli> d hi • ireuil eourl here to
g aling," ami enierlitiiunenl in
I In- subject was illustrated with
7.i |']i\I’b ilc
Foiir-'dory liu.-ine-w day l<v I ,i, i ,1. Hamel, of .Miami. inc Id.tino, will In- made in Jay
B auditorium will end tin uecond
l.'les, as was that of the girls’
s t r a d u r e t-- go up, c o rn e r
bill Seen t n > > l ne ' li g a n i/.a t ion an d I -e i mg le-n e and Biockett and
I’.iii '- ti j»a> kit g iiouhc.
*
i I - I l oom, pictures being shown
si rnimbi r of Ioi kbolder::.
Vrdnrsdny morning, Mi s Lucy Aw i'M' and Nth Street.
.ty-
s
m
! Rm-iv ership Asked
For Daytona Shores
a- related to draperies, sofa pilbwir, chair cover*,- and so fonnLamp shades for oil and elec
tric light* were enthusiastically
received by all and batik worx
was much enjoyed, , the s t a t e
agent said.
Many girls in tho stat* made
a worthy showing in tho. home
improvement contest, and some
of them will doubtlcsp make nn
excellent showing next yqsil
Miss Gleason stated.
The department, which has
i, comfort
und beauty
in
“health,
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..
our homes” ns its motto, was in
charge of Miss Virginia I \ Moore,
assisted by Miss Bernice Lyle
of Folk county, and Mrs. Henry
Donaldson, of Hillsborough coun
ty.
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asphalt and ™rronlte c o m £ n l£
drew much interest into tho ut*
Uni, of tho contr-M .nd 0 jono
session was expected,
The I^>ng Construction Company
of West Palm Beach and Chatta
nooga, Tenn.. w as awarded one
puving contract for sheet asphalt
at $K74.01H1.30. The other paving
McGuire
contract went to rF.. jJ.. mcuuirw
Company of Norfolk- Va., for aheet
asphalt ut IU52.412.50. Tho VIr-
M(j j,a j,
:
show.
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Wildwood—J*oUr
structures going up> 'J
West Palm Beacli
Usue •favored, f0P
raents.
5 - R __O O M
i
Stucco Bungal
Alleged Ljquor Seller
Implicated In Slaying
Of Couple By Negro
T h is M o d e r n Honi
H as E very
Convenieh
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Moscow,
July 2C.—(/F)—Of
Russia’s many national dishes, So
lyanka is perhaps tho most popu
lar. This is a -much'more elabor
ate preparation than Vienna snitzel or Hungarian goulash.
It is
rich und piquant without being un
duly heavy or greasy, as are most
Slav dishes.
To make it, the Russian house
wife takes two pounds of cooked
beef, veal, hum or chicken, either
singly or in combination, two
pounds of boiled cnbiiage, half a
tuhlcspnonful flour, one onion,
two pickles, ten olives, ten pickled
mushrooms, a few truffles und a
quarter pound of butter.
The onion and cabbage are chop
ped fine and fried in butter until
soft.
The meat is cut into thin
slices.
Then the cooks butters a
deep pudding dish, making it inch
deep with alternate layers of meat
and cooked cabbage. Tin- top lay
er should ho of eubhnge, and on
tiiis is placed slices of pickled
mushrooms, olives truffles and
pickles.
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Hardwood floor in living room and dining roc
bed rooms, large closet in each, bath room L
kitchen has built-in fe a tu re s including
nook.
(luragc drivew ay and w alks completed, ]ar
lawn and sh ru b b ery planted.
A bargain at $7500.00 with only
cash, balance monthly.
Dean-Berg Corporate
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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 it fought j
during the entire first half of the season. Your support will go far
toward keeping the fighting spirit up. Go to the game every day.
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T h e B est T eam
S a n fo r d E v e r H a d --« ••
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Willi llte ba•••ball loving public slicking •" Iho
dub llinutgb cwry win, tbrntigb every In.* it is
Imiuid In pul I'oi lh valiant el li.ri.; In again briny
lionie 1In* pennant.
tTT
EAT AT
L cfs all go out— every day— anc] assist in putting the
bunting on the Sanford flag pole for the entire season.
1 lie team can do it— with the proper backing.
Slick To The Baselmll Team
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York Blue
( ’lean, wholesome, home cooked
meals prepan'd by cooks who know
how good food should taste. A place
which m erits your patronage. Run
strictly by Americans for Americans.
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Silk Lined
W hy do m o st men p re
fer dark B lue? II irt
suitable for w ear an y
w here, it is serviceable,
it is dignified, it is con
venient to have a dark
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blue to pul on an y tim e.
Huy tlu! Styleplus York
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Blue, which In style,
q u a lity and known vuluo is th o g re a to st value
you havo ever seen.
Popular ..model, f i n a
grade all wool unfinish• ed worsted, silk lined
' -including silk v est hack
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and silk sleeve linings.
• Y ’ Mhderute price. Come in
today. You will like
Y ork Blue.
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Sanford Grove
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An investment that is sure to grow.
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^TA L LA H A SSEE, July 25—(4P)— len d cyclon* insnrartce Amounted
'ft';-:?'
Tho huunusec premium income for | to $327*842.66 and losses $14,011r
PA!
fc&AV
Florida during the year 1926, ,98. Premiums on .hall insurance
J. H. Jackson, Sanford |pad >; heart of North i
showed an increase of 60 per c4ht ware f 179,000.18 *lth losses of Sftitford Pasaaa
ORLANDO,
July
27.
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men
of
«the
United
States
who
ance ManDeclareaNorthernI t ' ?£on h°y" betv
S tm ts And/
over 1924, J. C. Lunlng, state 930,001.64.
Insurance tgainst
dorlmr At
statewide movement for tha re will convene in Miaifll at the mid
treasurer and insurance comrais- rain and flood, frost and freeze,
Hankers Plan ninffToIn vesti | 15 and 17 during
vements But
winter convention, of the National
tt has been announce*
moval of sightly signs, decaying Association
; announced today in a pub and other crop h oards amounted
MoreMoneylnPevelopments Oaten, superintendent m
of Real Estate Board*.
Eliminate Growtaflt
I t lt ilM d N o . 3 lic 'statement for the year. The to 9200,978.24, with losses of $6,entrances, arches, stMet intersec A tour of Florida cities may be
,paftment of interned*
totals wars $30,450,022.74.
The 979.27, showing that the Insurance
I tm
24 To S3 losses
Northern financiers hxvu v not young people's work J
tions leaning at angles and.^ther arranged to follow this meeting
Big bond Issues i n <wr.
.showed
ah
Increase
of
about
companies
made
godd
guesses
on
t: Uafar Term* Of 40“per cent over the 1924 total, Florida weather.
evidences of the speculative per and for this reason it is import Inst faith in Florida, in d are plan ernl Sunday school bot
street?, sewers and o ther
Rtsolailoa Whkh was $9,042,707.5:1. This in Premiums on insurance .against ments, but nothing la A-— ------ iod from so-called “developments”, ant that all "dead" signs which ning more. Inveatnients in this Methodist Episcopal
cludes losses incurred on the part riot, civil commotion and explo about a sewnge disposal plant, R. whom authors have left the state might convey a poor impression state, said J. II. Jackson, local in South, under whose
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of fire and marine insurance com sions amounted to $7,383.12, with J. Holly of Sanford, said'today in may be undertaken by tha Flor should be removed, says the sec surance man this morning. Mr, camp is held.
J ■ekson has been on a 10 day trip
panies and reciprocals. Losses of losses of $22.28, indicating goad be n statem ent given to Tha Herald on ida Association of Real Estate retary.
Five states are alrefl
‘/Visitors constantly temark up through Maryland and North C ar aented In the cnroilmen™
the menace of dumping Sewage In Boards, according to Paul C. Mere
other classes shown were the losses havior for the state in 1926.
dith, executive secretary.
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on* the superfluity of siinis upon olina nnd during his stay had con Georgia, Alabama, ^
paid.
Premiums on earthquake insur to Lake Monroe.
Mr. Meredith has sent letters our highways advertising projects ferences with several leading bank Tennessee, and North!
The fire insurance business condIf the sewage was put through
amounted to $1,367.40, with
0 H 10 Year Power stituted about 80 per cent of the ance
no~lo*ses, earthquake^ as usual, a septic tank and then turned into to the members of the beautifica that have been abandoned,” Mr. ers and insurance men of th a t dis According to the mrpja
committee of tha association, Meredith u nfirted, "Old auction trict
practically every *outp
Cbfitmct Is Poot- entire business of fire and marine having given the state n wide the lake or river, Mr. Holly>de tion
asking
them to urge such a move signs, weather-beaten unofficial
companies,
net
premium
received
clared,
it
would
not
cause
“annoyberth.
"The financiers around Balti east of the Mississippi!
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For Tho Present amounting to 913,202,579.49 and
Miscellaneous insurance compa unce to the olfactory nerves of ment on the part of local realty road markers and these lonesome more arc optimistic over the future be represented when
net losses incurred 94,121,491.68. nies and casualty departments of our citizens and visitors.”
His boards through the state. At looking street intersections off in of Floridn, and the only talk detri- opens.
th of State road Nutaber premiums on
Daytona recently, he said, the ad the thickets do not represent the mental to this state came fro m ! Reveille, group
motor
vehicles life Insurance companies showed statem ent follows:
fch wilt be widened, amounted to 92,282,862.28, while premiums of $1,283,346.77,
vertising club, conducted a clean Florida we all know that is build people who were uninformed. The dwimmlng followed
and
5,840.77,
"Speaking
of
what
Is
vitally
pared, by the terms of the losses were 9791,844.44.
osses $376,884.72 In
in health and ac- needed in Sanford today to make up day In which membern them ing and progressing os never be business men of the north have breakfast will begin
i adopted by the City
Premiums on tornado, windstorm cident lines.
our city a finished city—or as selves manned trash trucks with fore.
made a careful study of the situa program. Mornitfgs
yesterday was convery successful results. The Mi
‘"Cleaning Up after the party* tion here and are alm ost unani voted to discus:con of
nearly
finished
as
one
can
have
increased over the i> g n growing city—it qccurs to me ami Realty Board,, he added, has as one state magazine call-i it, mous in their agreem ent over the by members of the
ifkatkm.
The resoluthat our sewnge disposal is one of already had success with the work should be one of Florida's im solidity of Florida's prosperity”, Topics to bo discus*
tssed under a suspension
the most vital questions th at'con there and other communities are portant jobs between now and ths said Mr. Jackson.
"My Religious Life." .
roles, making only dne readbeginning of the tourist season.
fronts us especially, in the summer becoming interested.
of Jesus”; "My Homg
President
Price
of
the
Jefferson
In January, according to the I am sure that our realty boards
time.
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section of' the highway berctary, Florida will be host to will he eager td do more than Standard Life Insurance Company Friendships” 'History
"F
or
the
pant
seventeen
years
said
th
at
Florida
had
the
best
loan
, Fine. Heights plat south
CHICAGO, July 27.—(A?)—Hay Commerce Commission.
I have repeatedly called attention nearly 3,000 leading real nutate their share In such a movement.
record of any state in the union, gram of My Church"
aatevly to.the city limWhen asked yesterday whether to the fact th a t our sewage being
nnd th at his company were plan or Leisure Time Acth
82* feet instead of 18 ing uncovered expenditurM in the
ning on doing more business in this
tbiat between Katie recent Illinois senatorial prim ary he gave any money to this com dumped into the lake would some
state next year th an ever before.
Franklin Street, .82 feet in excess of $800,000 on the first mittee, Insuil declined to unswer day give us a bunch of grief—
until he hud opportunity to confer something like casting bread on
"The city of Sanford is fast
of 84 feet.
day of it* inquiry, the Senate Cam with his counsel.
He said he ex the w aters—it comes back to u*
getting a reputntion in the north Consider now order!*
paving and ' repaving of paign Funds Committee called now
It seems to me
to he ready today to inform in many way*.
on i.ccount of the stability of its for summer npfdiratl
i Avenue from Tenth Street witnesses today in it* effort to fol pected
that we have time and again
the
cjimrnittee
whether
he
would
business conditions, and is one of
to Twelfth Street and low the trail of money spent on be answer ihut question.
passed big bond issues for street*
BRADENTON, July 27.—(A*)— thnt because of inadequate school the most ppulad cities in the state
"SIMON PI KE Alt!
8treet from Pecan Ave- half of the candidacies of Col.
Before requesting time to con and sewers and other improve Separation of the school ; ./stoma facilities 200 pupils were lost with the money men of the Balti
Olive Street was also or- Frank L. Smith and Senator Wil
sult his attorney, Insull frankly ments and yet never a jvord about of the city nnd county for the from the jrhools.
is. It then points more district,” added Mr. Jackson.
in a resolution adopted. The liam B. McKinley.
e m u s BltANl
f •
told
tin senate investigator*
purpose of bettering the finan out thnt n large numl>er of fam
that a sewage disposal plant,
Mr. Jackson carried the sitcis to be 24 feet.
Thene included Herman I. Green, he had
cial
and
adm
inistrative
departj
ntrihuted $126,901) to
*» t h'*
w* \ P ut
"Time Tried anil Crj
ilies and their expenditures were m rnts of the various banks of the
resolution on the paving of of Urbana, personal attorney to, Sm ith's campaign
and had given through n septic tank It could then ments of the two system* in the lost from the city, causing an ch city with him on his trip and the
Street from Pecan Avenue and campaign manager for Sena $16,000 to "my old friend George be turned into the lake or river recommendation
contained in the timated lo*n of about $200,900 in men with whom he talked were
Avocado Avenue, and Avocado tor McKinley, in his unsuccessful Brennan.''
Democratic
national and it would not pollute the waters report of the Bradenton school money thnt would have been favorably impressed with the solid
between Third Street and fight to win the Republican sena committeeman from Illinois, who or cause any trouble, or any. an facilities comipittee made to the
8tr«et to a width of 24 feet torial re-nomination, and J. W. won the Democratic senatorial noyance to the olfactory nerves local chamber of commerce. .The Bpenl in the city, by the families growth of the Sanford banks in S im o n r u n Xo i
of the pupils. Those figures were the past year.
<»»*m F r u i t W i n .
' of 10 feet was also passed, Stipes, of Champnign, who assisted nomination in the April primary.
of our citizens or visitors.
For committee also urged th a t the of for high schools alone.
“ Business conditions throughout t ■hiii r i t r t i * 4 1.’ i.
wtyanlng and paving of Green in the coductancc of the
In addition, lie told of spending many years we have put up with ficials of the schools be relieved
t'ltriiM
H p ffia l
The standard of the Bradenton I he north are good, and the sub
2- in - |o
Avenue from Linden A ve campaign.
934,7.'14.86 during the campaign on this annoyance and menace to the of the necessity of dealing in schools in termed of good rating siding of the land boom in Florida
1 A: Viim *»
Another effort also was to be propaganda against the World puldic health.
to Brisson Avenue was
politics to hold the portions and but the facilities for caring for has little effect on the confidence IFrul
Vr <*i t\t S|mi i »i
' . The avenue will be 24 made to elicit from Samuel Insull. Court nml considered that he un
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"The older residents will remem that the qualifications be put un pupils is greatly limited, accord that the people in other states
Chicago public utilities executive, doubtedly benefited the candidacy
instead of 16 feet.
firm i M ium 'I i .
der an cilucntionnl and moral ing to the report.
ber
when
I
started
the
campaign
have
in
this
commonwealth,"
con
f 'mill Y;i i»v • i u.
Hutton Construction Com- whether he contributed any funds of Smith, who ran on an anti-world for the first buikhedd here and ability standard.
I SiltMiiimt Sn» • i.il
The committee asked that the cluded Mr. Jackson.
I
wbich has the contract for to tho Crowe-Burrett county com court platform and frequently as what n howl went up to the high
It wns shown by tho rep o rt state distribute $6,000,000 for ed im o.” tstt- cragciuiiHctuctnuimiu
mittee,
which
first
supported
Mc
sailed
Senator
McKinley
for
his
X, will do the work. The
■Get new price list, nri
heavens about the expense.
At that Hill tourists pupil* had been ucational purposes througlvmt
plana, specifications, Kinley and then switched to Smith, vote for American adherence to the [that time tin sewerage was being i nrolled in the schools for per Florida in an effort to make CHICKEN THIEVES KILL ONE 1QUALITY first. FAIR
who
is
chairman
of
the
Illinois
international .rihunal.
and. estimates arc now on
, PROMPT SHIPMENT.]
dumped on the Inkc shore on dry iods of one day to six months northern people see the good
ta the eity elerk's office. The
lurid to send up its unpleasant a n i left while 40 tourist:i had schools of the state and not tin
GREENVILLE, Ohio, July 27.- i years mamifai t in mg fq
V -will be advertised at once,
odors and menacing vapors with looked over the schools and had congested communities for which (/Pf —Simon Kennedy, 45, a Kijhsti ' Florida Growers. CAS
If no objection* are made by
the result of typhoid fever and
lute watchman at a Greenville
""I enrolled. The report claims they have much criticism.
ted pr- <m jwnen, it will
other maladies.
The first bulk
bank, was shot :.nu killed and ORDERS DIKUH NT1
head taught tile people u big les
Policeman
Mcl.eilnn, 43, ‘ was TEEN PER CENT.
■I assessments, according
son in health and sanitation but j
wounded by two alleged thicker,
:‘terms of all the paving resofrom that time to this we have nev
thieves whom they encountered
WALL STREET OPENING
t: adopted, will be, made
er taken a st“p forward toward the
early
tialay.
NEW YORK. July 27.—<A’>— sewage disposal other than letting
E. O. Painter Fertll
, :t all Idts or land abutting
dlv Associated Pres*)
Heavy buying of General Motor*, nature take its course and the c a t
•irtprovement* on the foot
Tjic
birth
rate
of
the
United
Jacksonville, Ourid C4
which opened with a block of 6,990 fish take the rest.
Eight numbers are programmed
basis.
Payments can be
States has declined more than 39
for
the
weekly
concert
by
the
San
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from
Page
One)
full within 30 days after Young PeopIeRepreHeiUlng 12 share* at the "spread" quotation*
that we are supposed to
of 171 to 171 Vi, n new high record be “ Now
Municiprl Band Thursday per cent in the past thirty years
progressive and up to date moving verv, slowly northw est ford
night in the City Park on South nnd is still declining.
'Annual Installments with | S lates Of Southern Method for all time, and then advanced there is no use being mealy ward.
i.bovc that figure, fentured the re-,
'a t the rate of 8 per cent
Hurricane warning* remain din- Park Avenue. The concert will be
ist Territory WUl Be Pre sumption of the upward movement umiuthed about this im portant
m atter. The Herald is taking the played between Miami and Titus gin nt 8 o'clock. The program wan
City Commission authorsen t A t Lake Junalusku of price* a t the opening of today'* right stand on this im portant ques ville and storm warnings are fly announced today by Joseph Reizenstock market.
construction of • concrete
tion and I hope you will push It to ing elsewhere on tho Florida const stcin, bandmaster, as follqw*;
«n, West Third Street. The
March.—Thu. Noble Crfmmamler
Du
Pont
opened
4
pointts
higher
thu end for you nre doing the pub from Tnmpft to Jacksonville and —Williams.
LAKE JUNALUSCA, N. C. July
• w as instructed \ d
and IJ. S. Cant Iron Pipe showed lic a great service—one
ns
far
north
ns
Charleston,
8.
C.
of
me
of
tho
late*. of the coat. It 27.—(IP )—More than 600 Method an initial gain of over 2 point*.
O verture—Shauspcil—Bneh.
„ mated that the bridge ist young people, representing 12
Intermezzo—A fter S u n set--P ry
The Hudden outburst of strength greatest service* to he performed) y () s signal Is Picked Up
July 27. or.
Guilt for 912,000, but City states of the southern Methodist took Wall Street by surprise a* - t h a t of safeguarding pubn^I ST. AUGUSTINE,. Fla.,
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July
health.
l
—
W» B. Williams declared
Waltz Song—Too Many Parties.
little activity was looked for until
f/P)—The U. S Radio Station at
be built for less.
W. A. territory east of the Mississippi after the quarterly meeting of U.
Pals Henderson.
, Too Many ____
Annstasia,
St.
Augustine,
a
t
8
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ippesred before the Com- River, are expected to attend the S. Steel directors, which lakes
•
Humoresque
clock this morning picked up an t ■
—
- (D ry )—The Hintto ur
urge the erection of the annual Epworlh League assembly place after the close.
Law Blues—Lake.
SOS
signal
from
tho
Hal
__
_
_
tan
and
d to proceed with the im- of the M. K. Church, South, here
Intermission
steam ship Anseliuo San Giorgio
Atchison led the e a rly advance
t of Third Street,
Selection—Madnmoncilc Modiste
during Aug. 6 to 16, E. O. Harbin, in the n-iirond s h a r e s w ith buying
Secundo,
to
the
effect
th
at
she
tion to the city spending nunermtendent of recreation and
.
was sinking nimewhere off Ju p — Victor Herbert.
■ of money for bridges at culture of the general F.pworth a p p a r e n tly influenced by th e r e
Scotch
F.oleetion—
Auld
Scoliniter.
Another
mrssngo
reported
• was expressed by E. F. league board and dean of the a s cent e s ta b lis h m e n t o f a new daily
the steam ship Orizaba standing Harry Li nder.
high record for cnr-louding and by
, city commissioner, sembly has announced.
Fox Trot — Honey Bunch
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by.
TAMPA,
July
27.—
(A*)—Pres
i
the
publication
of
th
e
June
re
p
o
rt
inst spending $26,000 or
Friend.
sure
was
high
over
the
northeast
Slides
expected
to
send
large
de
1show ing an if e r e u s o of, over $709,fo r bridges when they can
Fox T rot—I’m Sitting On Top 1
law over the southeast early
Utilities Service Paralyzed
for less. We haven't tho legations are Alubnmu, Georgia, 999 iu n e to p e re n tin g income c o m and
of The World—Henderson.
i
today,
said
the
weather
report
of
Illinois.
Kentucky,
Murylund,
Mis
pared
witli
th
e
sa
m
e
m
o
n
th
last
fo do it.”
WEST PALM BEACH, July 27.
Patriotic Medley— United We
yeur.
W.
J.
Bennett.
A
West
Indian
sissinpi,
North
Carolina,
Tennessee,
(TP)—Almost entirely cut off from Stand—Hayes.
M r contract between the Virginia and West Vlrginln.
Sanford and the Florida
The brisk demand for General storms apparently moving west the outside world ns a result of
Anthem—Tho S tar
Spangled
over extrem e southern Flor 12 hours of lashing by a 60-mile
Outstanding lcuders in young Motors led to uctivc short-coverng ward
Light Co., for furnishBanner—Keys,
ida.
Wo have n few lots well located on paved h
‘tjr for Sanford's new people's work, who will deliver in other automobile issues, early
gale, the Palm Benches today
At 8 a. m. the lowest barom eter flounder aTnmtC helpless In the
was presented by Clyde platform addresses during the ten gains running from 1 to nearly 2
th a t can he iHinght now a t w ay under vnlui
Canada ranks second among the
Sanford manager of the day assembly, will be Dr. Luther points.
High-priced specialties wns nt Miami, 29.60, but no report sproy of the maddened Atlantic. countries of the word in value of
on
lern is ns low ns $50.00 ra sh .
has
been
received
from
Key
West.
A, Weigle, Yale Divinity school, were again buoyant on a resump
Telegraph, telephone and power exports per capita.
was deferred after Mayor New Haven, Conn.; Dr. F. S. Park- tion of pool** activity.
Kquitabl Ruin has fallen over Central and linos aro down all over the cities.
Tem peratures Business is nt a standstill. Thous
er, general secretary Epworth Office Building Pfd. quickly ad Southern Florida.
aald that
tbi he
' hod
(.bout normnl.
fa agreement” with S league board, Dr. Christiun Ites- vanced to a new 1926 high record. in the---east were
**'
‘
Station:
High I.ow Prectn. ands of dollars in damage to roofs
city commissioner who ner, pastor, Broadway Temple
and plate glass have been done.
Despite tho more cheerful feel Abilene ......
82
70
.10
, not to take action on Methodist Church, New York; Dr. ing regarding financial conditions
Tho radio station . a t ..Rainho
A
tlanta
..........
86
70
.10
W.
E.
F.
Grata,
editor
of
the
Ep
of importance, when either
Pier has not been "able to pick up
in
Franco,
brokerage
houses
re
Birmingham
.....
92
at them could not be present worth Hprnld, Chicago Dr. Iins- potted that foreign buying of high- Boston
70
.14 the outside world since early this
72
60
com Anthony, pantor, Mulberry grade investment stocks was heing
regular meeting.
morning. At that time a number !
Buffalo
82
street Churcn, Macon, Ga.
64
of vessels were reported to
maintained in relatively large Charleston
88
76
I went to rhurch last Sunday and
,06 calling for assistance within bo
The daily schedule includes class volume.
Chicago
....
515 F IR S T N A T I, H A N K HUM!.
72
6*5
the next morning the preacher ask
room work in the- mornings,
radluti
of
100
miles.
........... — . rec-Foreign exchaiijo tlfadinr was
Dwivcr — .
88
62
ed
me
what
I
thought
of
his
Bermon
rcatlon in the afternoons and a d -j extremely dull, pending the French Galveston
88
89
I called him over to one side and
P H O N E 713
dresses in the
evening*
♦».----•—1
----- as well
" a* chamber of deputies vote on the Hntterae
78
72
felt
his hip pocket. As soon a* I
stunt nights, pageant* and enter new Poincare cnbfneL
£
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July
27.
Kansas
City
9%’ n _i
88
66
found th a t ha was not packing a
tainment*.
f(P)—Confidence that the Zulel.i,
Memphis . .
__ 82
72
.50 60-foot motor boat, registered at g a t I told hint, f t (pkes mighty lit4}
A course in religious publicity
CHICAGO, July 27.—(/Pi—Poul New Orleans .. .. 94
78
tlo to make some preachers shoot
i* to be given by Mr*. C. W. Tur
Brunswick, now reported missing a fellow these days.
76
64
ICO CITY, July 21.—m — pin, of Nashville, Tenn., head of try alive, easy; receipts, 12 car*; New York
o
ff
the
coast
of
Florida,
would
__
—
•
MMitm,
86
64
•re being *ald half-hourly the Secular Pre** bureau of the fowls, 24; broilers, 23@26; sprngs, North Platte
.00 weather tho storm ami return safe
Life certaitdx is getting more
Oklahoma City
84
79
32;
turkeys,
30;
rosters,
1
ftVSi;
,
Catholic cathedral here and M. E. Church, South.
precarious evri-ji (IttV- A fellow just
Other fea ducks, 22@25; geese, 29c.
ly
with
its
list
of
26
passengers
Pittsburgh
82
6H
jrirarchea throughout the court- tures will be a course in Bible and
wc.s expressed here this morning simply doesn’t know who is going
Raleigh ..............
— 66
Thousand* of person* kneel doctrine by Dr. W. F. Quilliun,
by
M. L. Burn, son-in-law of E. to ahoot him. If his wife doesn’t
St. Louis
86
79
•r In the cathedral dally iresideut of Wesleyan Female Colshoot him, his preacher is likely to,
Fred Ellis, owner of the craft.
CHICAGO.
July
27.U\')— Pota Salt Lake City
94
„ children are being con- ege, Macon, Ga., and Dr. J. II. toes: receipts, 69 car*; U. S. ship
72
.01
For years and years a nmn usu
Mr.
Burn
stated
the
motorboat
is
Sheridan ............. 92
Md or baptised.
ally fe lt safe when he was around ..........................
Barnhardt, presiding elder of the ments, 371; on track, 181; trading Shreveport ------- 88
quite
seaworthy
and
could
with74
service* are In anticipation, Winston-Salem district of North fair; m arkets stronger; Kansas
.02 stand heavy weather for
the women and the preucher*. But
same for some time shooting husbands
■ipg of all Catholic churches Carolina; daily talks on Beatitudes anil Missoprl sacked Cobblers, Toledo ...................76
68
time.
W ashington
80
txico next 8atutday, in pro- ‘ y Reverend Anglu Smith, Nash60
has been growing more and more
@2.00; mostly $ 1.76(g) 1.85;
Florida .Stationsi
against the government's re- Ille, Tenn.; vesper services daily $1.70
in favor with tno fair sex and, now
Unable
To
Give
Help
mostly
$1.75(5)1.85:
Virginia
b
a
r
Bartow
02
“ regulations which go into by Mrs. Alice Crone Twilley, for rel Cobblers, 03.60(0)3.80.
74
.01
th a t the preachers have begun to
MIAMI.
Fla-.
July
27.—(Ah
—
Eustis
___
^___ then.
94
mer Epworth league secretary of
ith the Ward Line steam er Oi-i- bump of the members of their con
F ort Myers
94
sThe Cathedral adjoin* the Pal- Florida; classes in methods and
76
.01 W
xabu standing by but unable m gregations, our hold on life seems
86
PN on ono side of the Plaxa.
(t leadership by Rev. R. E. Nollner,
CHICAGO. July 2 7 — (/P)— P ro s Fort Pierce
74
.60 tako iiff passengers because of the to bo getting slimmer and slimmer.
Jacksonville
" the approximate site of the Pal- B. Frank Pim, Miss Leila Both pects of Ics* intense heat in Can
HH
78
For a long time a great many
high seas, the Italian passenger
90
of Montezuma, Astec ruler of Roberts and Mr. Harbin of the ada tended to asc down the wheat Key West ..
people' have been feeling uncom
liner
Ansaldo
San
Giorgio
waa
Miami
........
84
at the time o f the Spanish general Epworth hoard.
72
m arket in early dealingn today.
.82 calling for help 80 mile* northeast fortable In church, whenever they
t, and the Astecs* greateat
After early declines, however, ag Orlando
70
.38 of Miami and right miles off Hills happened toi go. but they always
Daily
open
forums
on
young
of human sacrifice,
gressive buying nuickly developed. Ponsacols ...
74
felt aafe.
W hat a pity that this
boro Light at 7:46 this morning.
peoples
problem*
will
bo
led
by
Dr.
80
is announced that Archbishop
Opening nt H off to
up, wheat SANFORD
72
.B0 The Hialeah station of the T rop feeling of safety is being taken nKelsner.
Topics
to
be
discussed
Tuiupu
.
.....
93
'del Rio and Bishop Dias of
74
underwent a m oderate general aet.01 ical Radio Corporation reported way from us.
~ are ready to appear and are "Youth and Courtship and buek, Corn showed rolutivc firm Titusville ...
93
74
.44 her rudder is gone and she re
Marriage”;
"Youth
and
Amuse-1
A preacher who carries a gun is
;in court at any time they
ness, starting unchanged to 4a
ports little headway with an 80- likely to shoot on slight provoca
asmaned.
Thus far their ments”; and "Youth and World i lower, but soon rising in soma
tnlle gale blowing.
tion. Note th a t I said a preacher
for a hearing has not Peace,”: "Youth and tho Home"; 1cases to well above yesterday’s
.] '
and "Youth and Evangelism.’
who carried a gun. Let us hope
fsqoostad.
- - - - --finish. Oat* wore inclined to sag.
80-MUe Wind At Palm Beach
th a t the preacher in Texus who -an*
Mils J u n Ragsdale, of Atlanta, Provision* held about steady.
League for Defense of ReWEST PALM BEACH, Fla., wared the argum ents of his critic
will
be
In
charge
of
recreation,
and
I
______
Ubarty, with three sets-ot
BELGRADE, July 27.—(/P)— | July 27.—(A*)— A wind that attain- with e 44 is a raro exception.
' lio n • already arrested, is Mist JSllsabeth Belcher of Ameri
JACKSONVILLE, July 27.—(/P)
■ a velocity
an IIUUT
hour
- of 80- males
—--"M
Certainly would hate to get shot
«H with a fourth director- cas, Ga., will have charge of the —Conditions und quotations on, ths King Alexander of Jugo-Slnvla Is
lesgui
one
of
the
hlghes't
psld
monarch*
0:46
o'clock
this
morning
still by a preacher. I have suffered eleague
exhibits,
Miss
Ze’lda
Smith,
h,
members are expected
Jacksonville
m
arket
today,
as
re
in the world, recent additions to was sweeping over West Pal Betch nough a t their hunds, as it is, and
assemhlv
n, N. vC.,
. , will
w in be
do a
s s e m n ly
..... Into custody as soon as of Re leigh,
nurse.
AIlen_Carter, Richmond, ported by the Florida Stute TM*f* his civil list bringing his yearly and vicinity at 1 o’clock today.
to haveone come up und shoot me
barn their names.
No llve« have been lost and no would bo my idea of something
Va., and Miss Frances Vernado, of ketltig Bureau: Supnllea o f . ’all income'to $1,000,000 a year.
miscellaneous
vegetables
light!
de
This is forty times greater then Injuries have been reeported. H th a t ought not to happen.
invantad by two Hammonds, Louisiana, will be mand moderate; m arket steady.
the personal allowance made by yras believed' that the center of the
W e’D have to revise our ideas!
which, they. 'i**- registrars,
Beans, %-bushel hampers, K pir Bulgaria to King Boris, and aboUl storm wee still to oome, although
Our only feur of preachers iu the
i gold by tha tomtucky Wonders, $2.60(g>3.00. \
five times In excess of the yearly at noon th Wind had slightly de p a st has been that they might talk
WANTED IN PALM BEACH
two simple gates in an
Okra, %-bushel hampers, fancy, income of King Ferdinand, of Ru- creased in veletity.
US to death.
* * arator. baa been sold
m
$1.50® 1.75.
mania. It Is almost fourteen times
*'
But people constantly., lav e to
BAVANNAH, Ga., July 27. UP)
it price ever ob*
Tomatoes, 6s, fancy, $2.OO<a8.S0> mflir* than the salary of the presi
■ODES KILLING 4 c o rn e t their ideas. Many people
for patent rights. —Offlcsya are expected here to
Peppers, %-bushel crate, fancy, dent of the United States.
•M learning every day that the
day frofa W*st Palm Beach to take
Vn>. i ■
— —----------IB •00,000
!
low s, July 27.-</P)— automobile thut gives the moat serC.
8.
Monteyhe
tnto
custody
on
a
girl*
employed
rip- r>vW*
**— plants, standard crat<P,| ’’■'Way between 8weden and Uenwere killed and five VM ' fo r the least
tiae of Japan receive charge of embesxiemenL He was
" L is definitely outlawed by an
military maneuvers' sw ex Coach,
m
of less than £0 arreeted by locat authorities yes.
Cukes, %-bushel hampers, fancy,
arbitration
----------treaty
y
whan
a
large
shell,
I
;
:
"
terday afternoon. \
$1.5002.00, ,
V ‘ , 7?SS
by tha two nations.
exploded.
w m g .s
'Avenue Will •
Paved, Decided
S
J
McKinley’s Campaign Manager Called
To Testify Before Senate Committee
Manatee County Board Is Urged To
Separate City And County Schools
500 EXPECTED TO
ATTEND CHURCH
LEAGUE MEETING
J
MARKETS
Storm Bulletin
Band Program For
Thursday Is Given
Wh ert LLveryooi
Wants to Sell Is
Time to Buy
Pressure Low Over
Southeastern Part,
U. S. Reports Show
W hen Everybody Want
to B u y Is theTime toSel
D E A N -B E R
SHOOTING
PREACHERS
Corporation
is B eing Said
ry H alf Hour In
i^an Cathedral
N o flC E
Notice is hereby given th at the
f>t County Commissioners in and|
oeminole County, Florida, will at
next regular meeting to be hold on
day, A ugust 2nd, A. D. 1926, at the
House in Sanford, receive bids fo
Opening, clearing and grading of
n g h t of way, of the Willingham roi
County Commissioners District N<
rpP1Si?,?atio1? may
obtained from
/ • Wdliams, County Engineer, bids!
In
bands of the Clerk on or
'A,0 <il0ck
August 2nd, A. D,
tne Board reserves the right to
any or all bids.
Jugo-Slavia Ruler
Draws Huge Salary
Witness my hand and official se
the 10th day of July A. D. 1926.
$1.0001.28.
1.6002.00
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V. E. DOUGLASS, ;
U erk Board of County Commissi
(Seal).
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A tA ^ ^ m
[ j& L tf J *crv*c°
'"Sfcli.Hed by the
Corporation *«
jccordinff
to
here by the
f f W < *' S“n*
2 i«rvi« ««cni*y '
, etr‘ v to be known
WH^eChrv.Hler, will
^ f f lio r y "r !he r,ar;
2 ? in Detroit,
rsTJ-jje care
an*
of
for
a,r
«*"
y S l u d i n * Seanof directors will
bo
tjfittn of tlie parent
TfiSS
le r
or Champion
’oAii
o n -fo r th«. now plant is
cularly advantafrquuH, both
ndtiotrlally and Efeorgraphiailty.
CHK'AOO, -J.ii 27 .—(/p)—Tlie
Aiitw*rp U * city of more than tangle involve ; the plfpis of two
325,000 population, and exceptional
ly PTOarreoaive. I t I* the industrial rival prom .iers to stage a heavy
center of a densely populated din- weight championship fight here nptrfet which extends approximately purenllv finds only one man ab
Mire of liimself—.luck
500 miles eaatwnrd uml southward. solutely
It is the third largest seaport in Dempsey,
Th>‘ chumpion, at Colorado
the world and provides splendid
ocean shipping, while its rail fa Springs. li:ia told tbe world that he
cilities arc also fur above the is m gre.it shape right now" and
eager for
fight, and in addition,
nyfir/tK*.
’ The 1.200 acres devoted to m ar the physician who said he remodket gardening, production of which e.led .lack’s nose, offers an nffiis consumed locally, reached $ 110,. d a v it t|lul the new mine cap aland
a 25 per cent heavier punch than
000 in value Inst year.
the old one.
The county has 72 dairies with
,
.
,, ,
0,350 covla producing about
w,!l> H1,,hk‘nly >*000 gal ions of milk per day. Lnmh {■ : A 1
1,1la.
f,*sl uet’H OVL‘i'
for this purpose total about 15,- I.r £ '
his haul
200 acrea
f.'-m ■ ""
>1. aid today:
During the season of 1021 five |,(! 2 h t b J ' ' ■' ',l’ b '^ h le r * ' and
cariots of pineapples wore sh ip -i 1..)llllf,Si , f ’ '"aicithing to nuped from this county. Other veg!- !'W " c,e
’""'ffhl.
tables shipped from horn are j m >-, (■, 7 ,, ,, UI,!IU,I’'* three dnys ago
pers, potatoes, cubimge and other |
( I' mnnH, president of
produce.
men. t nryaij-i
will “ rve on the
p. Chrysler
b tep fflt. UriKKS. KF. McNanuiru.
aritfiB has been made
%t"rof the plant and
is in. choree of mequipment.
NTtill been located .it
CHARGED WITH SPEEDING
making his headA charge of reckless driving cost
twerp.
W. E. Blakely of Sanford, negro,
iitrpose in patablwh- $15 in Jufltico M. W, Lowell's
int is to assure trend court toduy. R. L. Adams of Day
*ler owners in r.u- tona Beach, negro, charged w i t h '5
laler on n number driving 55 miles per hour at Elder ■
‘mr operations may Springs Sunday, gave bond of $25. a
Both men were arrested hy County la
jhere us well,
*
i of Antwerp as the Motorcycle Officer .Joe Brinkley.
!
I Your Property
WI T H U S !
Wo Have Buyers
For
FARMS - LOTS
HOUSES
L
AT THE RIGHT PRICE
Berg Corporation
t‘-
a contract i
l4*t'
March and cloMd'.iffith a ten-dollar
!V<
hill. Now h e ’fa v ltw in g the <<Jo*
tract as a minor m utter, a fte r r<K
c‘‘iving additional advice from hl»
attorney^.
ORLANDO, Jifly’27, (/P)—Sherr'k-mbnts, however,.caya he vflll ty. has been appealed to by a
continue his plans for a Dempsjsymother in Woodland, Cnlifornin,
Wiils bout here In September.
,
»
to assist her in a search for hor
Churchill Asks Borah
To Quote Address To
Substantiate Charges
Foreign delations Committee, in a
stall no nt Saturday, charged that
Chancellor ( hurchill hnd sought hy
recent ut I••ranees. In parliam ent to
apply military tactics to the inter
. ,1MhnM , . __
lltl
LONDON, .July 27.—(/P)—Wlns- national ii nation and conduct a
i 1,1,1 Ohur< hill, chancellor of the ex- *’( Inlli pel i campaign for cancellu! bepuer, .slmv/i Senator Borah’s . Ion.’’
, uU,,1u‘nl ‘but ho was conducting
i 11 “campaign of villlficutlon,"
against the United Stutes, dcsignetl
to secure cancellation of the war
debts, is piloted as saying:
“ I invite the senator to quote
any passage from any speech or
written statement of mine on which
lie relic to justify such a com
plaint."
Senator Borah, chairman of the
HUM
NOTICE
PHONE 71.1
, aL..^
v7 r ^
a m
\
t
have cuch a good meal a t)
IH:i host told him “th a t’
onme front Minrte»Jt61Is.”;1
aid
aae
-1 p j .u/i'LS
,«*q
iS' ik l
.* L,i.a/;T
»•'i
You Drive It
I f you want a joyful an well
an cmnfiirtublo riilc drive one
o f ou r uuippy coupon. They
a r e good looking and th o r
oughly vi liable. They will take
you iiii\w here you w ant to go
and brim; you back a g a in . W<*
rent the •• m i ’s, but you drive
them i hi' lime as you would a
e a r i f v u i r own.
R ent one
o f o u ts; it's choiipur thrni w a lk
ing.
Mvrlle ami 2 nd SI.
Is Coining!
. .JT4_
if ‘H U viljf
Floods of Bargains aren,t<S»|
be offered by the mer-v
f
-tfc:
chants of Sanf ord next?
week. :
:
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Notice is hereby yiven that the Board
of. County Commissioners in and for
Seminole County, Florida, will at their
next, regular meeting to he held on Mon
day August 2nd, A. I). 192(5, at the Court
House in Sanford, receive bids for buildini*- of approximately 2000 feet of hard
surfaced road known as the Geneva
Cemetery Hoad, same to be built of Lime
Bock base Finley Method, plans and
specifications may be had from Fred T.
Williams, County Fnp;ineer bids must be
in the hands of t.ho Clerk on or before
10 o’clock A. M. August 2nd, A. I). 102(5.
The Board reserves the riyht to reject
any or all bids.
Witness my hand and official seal
this the 10th day of July A. I). 192(5.
*
J ..s t v . f d .
f lr r c W S S F T
DRIVE ON K OF OH It CARS
RKKL & SONS
'
•e
The renalties of “Financial
Speeding” '
I'Vti.’im-i.'il spreding also has li t pduallio^ and
il ■ \ :rl lilt::.
T l.e D iv e slo f w ho d is r e g a r d s all 1lu* slg n n
I": Mi'' ro a d s id e a n d d r iv e ; r e ik i' - I;, alictld to
*i •n ■' - w I'all II i ; h o ad ed
Iru ip lit I’op tla* d ilid i.
i hriv art' nini’p promoter \ ii I im ; evory yt’.’ ir
I ’uiM t in n* are motor virion--, lie nn your gnard
'ii:' ii ' I ho rlover salesni.m who wiuild have you
l r|u \o that Id.; stork is a roail map l<> Easy St.
W atch fo r the opening *I<?"IO»'«
announcements and read - J
the a d v e rtis e m e n ts in•|» ‘:'i&
V
u
The
FIRST N ATIO N AL BANK
.SANFORD, FLA.
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“A h ea d O n I k M.. ‘•.a>I-.. m)U )fll«d!J
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w r i p i n e i F i c t g i r i r t n r i r i r» r t k i p e t r t o P f f f l 1H
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C > -low and yon will go f a r !hor. Consult
>"iir liankrr hel'oro you iuvesl your inonoy in
uiik now ii cnlerprisos. Ask him lor t ho facts.
(Seal).
V. V, DOUGLASS
Clerk Board of County Commissioners.
S15-5K; FIRST NAT’L BANK BLDG.
^ ;.The mother, MttT 0 . 8 .’ Re*), of
kl,42 Locust street; Woodlimd, Cal.,
writes th at she last heard from doiiiflrcil to Sr
her son, Loster Reed, who is some court house her*,, will be Immed
iately forwarded to Mrs. Reed amh
times known as Lester Clark, effort* '.will also bo made to *omabout March 28 Inst from Orlando rminkuto with him and Inform him
and th a t he advised her to write of his mother’s desires.
him a t Tnmpu, where he expected
— ■■■
’?--to go within a few days.
Lake W orth—New white way
According to the letter all the , lighting system completed.
mail that .Mrs. Heed has sent to
Ttunpn for her sun has been re
turned and she expresses fear for
his stfety as he had always been r f
prompt about writing to her reg
ularly.
L ister Heed or Lester Clark is
de.icrihtd as being 24 years old,
about eix feet three inches tall
t rw w
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SANFORD GROVE
“A m id Majestic Pines
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Confidence in the future of any
development is usually justified
by the intentions ot the buyers ol
property in that development.
Santord Grove buyers have pur
chased homesites. T hey have
watched and studied the growth
ol the city. They cannot help but
see the trend ot the residential
section ot Sanford. They appre
ciate location and they are secure
in the value ot their individual
properties.
x
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S A F E T Y
ii
There is no factor of safety, from double thick
genuine plate glass to the solidarity of the
roof, which escapes the painstaking investi
gation of Fisher inspectors.
• *
Quality above all else, is the creed of Fisher
craftsmanship.
7
And Fisher has always regarded the safety
and comfort of those w ho ride in F isher.
Bodies the surest proof of
'•
Study the growth o f Sanford\ Then
you, too, will w a n t . a home in Sanford
Grove.
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Wnford women who ^
. ......h a v e b e e n e n g rav ed In l a n argum ent'** e v e r
i m i i r , a in c e .. . . .T h e y la
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h in g ly
is a^g r e e e v e r y tim e t h e y 's e e e a c h
Artflof |°ther, but the subject of conversation is always brought
JJfi a£d underlying their smiling discussion & gSutoe
thought upon ,a decidedly important question.
that when their hostess came .downstair* to
‘ thh<“ ft,
if S°*
hod ^ s t come to her
k J hu i Ba,i She. " ad «h*eady taken off the wrap-
He Drinks, Why
Danger A t Peari H« *
J B Y . A R T flU a
tOeorHabt n a W
>
J& i
courts.
r
hotels, apart<
,
y
}»X'e .«Vv
i
it paring pro-
n
^
^
M
The other viator then rcmsrkpH
r
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n
,
you” wm** d e a iin ^ w it ^ ft m e J c L m l ^
imh■
iy»
.w, nun
iw j
M
ok
DAIOBB,
Miss Betty Carter
— ------------^MRS.
. * nFRzED
p ^8 , daki
Sanford Is The Bride WESIJOYAN~TRUTH~SF.PRyffg> roiA cc
Of W a u c h u l a Man fc , HONORS MRS. W. R BTORMS f
n im s i, K i
X,
II® B. Second
5 .rS s |f „
j
L ong^vood
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leave* on Tueaday for Plant City
to be present a t the wedding of a
form er school-mate, Miss Beasio
L ett to Fayette C arter of Wakula
whose engagement was recent iy
announced in the Tampa papers.
The Wedding will bo solemnised at
the home of tho brida’s
only the immediate relatives and
friends being invited. Miss Entzmtnffer will be the house guest of
Miss Ilia Pappell
15 Million Bales Is
Forecast On Cotton
• i J S r , n,ew|y "PPolnted county
A wedding which came as a com & M * 0 M h n 'LS a !’w J ru th Seekers
Evans of
• 1 Methodist Church held flower committee reptjrt^!, m«k- commissioner, Frank
plete surprise,' and in which much If.
l^
lte
Mary,
whs a recant .visitor In
A WASHINGTON, Ju
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f
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u
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m
e
H
s
nnd
social
m
e
e
tin
g
a
t
interest is centered vms that of
r, *
~ '®it8 ,,upin« ^
P««t
\ cotton crop is 16,368,000 eqalv°I Mrs. John
Sunday, Jply 11.1 when Miss B « ttr
a»lent 600-pound baits this year is
r . i U Methodist Carter became thg brido of J. R
7 crwiilable,
c i r i R l b i ? "am
" ha"
y p !1"h«<i
ounta<* °of
w ork
indicated
lullcated by tha condition of the
KWjng hour Price of Wauchula. The ceremony m lp00" ’ lon°ring Mrs. W. p. Ruhr- am ong the needy d u rin g July. •
..
Hostetler, an associate of
crop on July 18, which was 70.7
J^C hudeH em - was perform ed' !!!' Wnnchaula a t
*h®
Seminole
Jockey
Club,
reAfter thetbusiness meeting a nirned Tuesdny from a vacation
per cent of a normal, the depart
^terpoon ot
**trnc^'ve borne of Mrs
the Methodist Church. Rev. G. S. 1o
ment
of agricultural announced to
spent
at
his
former
home
in
Can
F i ! E * * & M m’ R.lvon. by ” r8’ ton, Ohio.
Palmer o f fic ia tin g
?dU^ d th 3r(iu fn tV nUtifrU,ly ,k‘corot- <zrp«ti
day. A crop of 16,636,000 bales
• " Stationary .
andi ^ r,,‘ Loveleaa, waa
greatly enjoyed.
Mra. W. P.
Immediately following the mar!8 ” Stationary
The Longwood Volunteer Fire was forecast from July 1 condition
Tintermediate B.. rigge the young couple left on
h a l r ^ S T " ’ T mt ino'1.with maiden B uhrnian a,M> x«ve a splendid*
9 " Oscillating .
76.4 pdr cent. Last year’s cron
Miss
Alma
talk.
Department
was organised on of
Entzmingor, accomiJSSS-Thura- short wedding trip.
trip
Mrs. Pric" 1sion
,1 n ^ ' . 1 ,A*k#hort husinoaa seswits 16,018 679 bales.
Phonographs and
Thursday
night
with
Mayor
Walk
K I ? M l,v; her guest,
t, Miss BcAsie
™sPffront
l ! the
‘ secretary
he !,oc,nl hour.
Re
I oiiowmg this, a dainty ice Johnson,
’ the g«nerul as‘ traveled la a sm art costume of tan ? torts
Radiator ornaments w *
Should developments during the
nnd treaaleft by boat for Jackson er as temporary chairman and J. remainder
Csr* leave flat crepg^ combined with g e o r-1 «
of tha season be as un
Musical instruments
for
?
L
W
?8
8erVe(J,
by
th®
hostesses
If.
Mentck,
temporary
secretary.
ville,
on
the
way
to
Oglethorpe,
TVoWn„ew
d r 1 'hproved?*
(lurch st ^ gette. H er chic hat, shoes and
tw o now rC"
members
were re FBeni
u,,!,i"t ®'I by Misses G*., where she will spend several Jess Cottingham wax elected fire favorable as during 1921, 1922 and
other occesoriea wore also of tan. ceived into the class, Mrs W. P. Elizabeth Shoemaker, Betty Buhr1923, about 13,476,000 bales might
at the home of Miss John chief and Charles I. Matthews as be
expected, the departm ent anmun,
Mary
Nixon nnd weeks
son.
w Mr>* W e e J 4 tho daughter of Buhrman and Mrs. u Z
, ^
R
n T
e ^ rd Elizabeth
"
secretAry-trensurer.
Other ap
Mr. and Mr*. G. R. C arter of Lake
pointments to bo made by tho nounccd, but if developments are
ns favorable as during 1924 and
•ill entertain land, and has fo r the past several
Mrs F. H. Niemeyer left Tues- Chief.
* 1926, nbout 10,628,000 bales might
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stephens
IS ; choir of 'ho months made her home In San;
.
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w‘th her brother.
result.
716 Sanford AtJ
|WMro ^°,n- 8 by Mrs. J. Charles Clnusser, for his summer
eh In the church ford. She is a graduate of Lake re expected home from Daytona
The following teachers h a v e 1
Sanford. Fit
land High School, and also studied Bench Wednesday, where theyhavc Flynt. nnd Mrs. Flew of Osceola, a camp in Zirconln, N. C.
been aelccted by the trustees of i
. Girl* will m«*t in Cincinnati, O. Since living in bceh spending the past week.
Lyman School and approved by PROMINENT BANKER DIES
£
m£ b
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’"d
•
W. S. Tin>rn- Sanford, Mrs. Prlflp has won a
PITTSBURGH, July 24.—(JP>—
Miss Grace Entzmingor leaves the County School Board; Miss
Mrs. L. Y. Dempsey and Miss
j l d 9 o’clock, number of frienda. who will wiah
on Tuesday for Plant City where JMda K Smith A. B. Florida State James M. Graves, vice president
Marjorie Dempsey * left Monday
The ladies Missionary Society she will visit Miss Nina Wade for Women’s College. Junior High (iMd general m anager of tbo Du[pjed to be pres- her every happineaa.
Mr. Price ia the aon of Mr and for Daytona Beach to spend a •mir tJ ,t ^he homo of Mrs- J- Dan Several days.
English and I-ntin; Gervln W. quesne Light Company of P itts
—ON—
iel Monday. Following a short
Mrs. G. S. Price of Nanticut. Pa
Pringle, who has hnd special prep- burgh, died from an attack of ap
business session, n delicious lunch
Mrs E. J, White, who haH spent nration at University of Florida oplexy while walking in the down
For some time he has boon con
fal
nected with the Pencock Engineer
Mr. and Mrs. E.
Ilnrper ru- eon was served by tho hostess scvm-nl winters in I^.ngwood, left will teach general science, junior town district today.
?n Tnnrsdny for m, extended stay high, agriculture and horticulture,
ing Company of Wauchnula. Mr turned Sunday from J u k omvilN assisted by Mrs. J. Flynt
■as
in St. Petersburg.
with t|„. Na
Brice is n graduate of the Uni Mr. Harper has
nml net as physical director; Mrs.
nvillc; II r. versity
tional Gunr.’lr at Camp .1ton i'son.
of
Pennsylvania.
.
v i North, n teacher of exper
Mrs.
A.
Logan
leaves
Tuesdny
» by .11/, Pathfinder
f jifining ' «• : |,;1
Duiiiel I.eightmi, who has just ience will handle the fifth nnd sixth
for
(
incinnati
and
other
points
by -110 I’nl hfiinl).,
tups; Wm. IIMir. und Mrs. Henry Lehman north and expects to remuin for completed n new residence on Wild- grades; Mrs. Edith Frazier and
I>y 121 (hmdvear
tile; R. M. Van
mere Avenue has gone to attend Mrs. McGeough will havo charge
have
returned home from „„ ex the rest of the summer.
(Rber sizes in |(ro,
H. A. Kavdi-a.
the
Sesqm-tVnteiiuial in Philadel of the primary department; the
tensive
trip
through
the
middle
I.et Us Repair Yoiirl
\V. E. Hi ace.
phia. hrom there he will go to hiB principal. H. J. Chaffer will teach
Rev. O. O. Eckhardt will prench Western states. . r ;
tier, t ’loud- in lipsnlu on Sunday nt the Luth
Mrs. William Daniel will leavo former home in Fnrniington, Me. junior high inathemntics.
^_-ight. Jucksoii- eran church.
Tuesday for Springer. Qa.. where
Mr
rs. Stella Arrington is spend she will spend the balance of the
^Orlsndo; A. W.
Rond Hervire
C- (’ Jackson o Maitlnnd, for
ing some time nt Daytona Bench summer.
After spending the past week
and; Miss Agnes
merly of Longwood, with If. D.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peck
nnd
family
«f
an
tin*
guest
of
Mrs.
L.
p.
McCull311 E. 2nd •St.
with her aont J. E. Baker, Mrs.
j. ||. Mnxlcy
Carl,
linn
bought
from
F.
A.
Reiche
Mich., have moved to Twin or.
Edward Aulick left Monday to
LA. Maxb'V. Mont- Detroit,
The Camp Fire Girls of this city !l!e
Lakes.
Market located in spend two months in Asheville, N
|f.S. Hallieti, l ake
are spending the week-end nt U k e the Tinker building.
G. with her brother. J. L. IMiller
ARCHITECT
Miss Olive I^zette has returned Harney ' on, A.
L.
and family.
Mrs.
Burnett
and
family
from
liiiytona
lU-ach*
whore
aho
will
The attractive residence of C.
ale
b’iiHt National Bank Bldjr.
baytnns; II. E. leave next week to spend the •sum- sjient two weeks very pteusantly.
John Tthomas recently returned w . Entzminger on the Dixie High
Jacksonville $500,000 theater
Sanford,
--------------Florida
tusie Wright, mor in the Carolinus.
way
tins
recently
been
purchased
Miss Snllie Lou G arret: of Quit from Tallahassee with a badly by ( . ( Jackson of Maitlnnd who building to ho
r_ Si W. Rcdgcon,
Von nrr Invllrd In romp tu the Urn Turk
burned
arm.
injured
in
a
boiler
ex
lh e Dorcas picnic will be held man. (»a„ is the guest of her sister,
nny pypnlnx nnil Hntrn <» niualp uml tnlka rn .lirirr
[L Johnson. Lake
plosion. His many friends hero takes immediate possession. Mr.
enrla «r ihr pnuiiir>.
Hu. George J July Jl) ut the home of Mrs. llilma Mrs. ( inrence Powell.
will wihIi hi iiia Bpeedv recovery. and Mrs. Entzminger will erect u
Ilndlu »rtn Innlnllpd. adjunlrd. • nd rppnlrril. ArrlJ
All the Indies are
new home on the eastern shore of
,E; C. L I’uffer Lundauist.
frrrtril.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Colbert nnd
Clarence l.mig. nsked to come und bring n lunch.
Greenwood Luke for which B. C.
children motored
to
Dei.eon
Mrs. P. Smith is the week-end Clurk has already completed tho
CALL THE MAN THAT KNOWS— NOT Tl
B. Kilpatrick,
Mr. nnd Mra. Fry and Mr. and Sprint:* Sunday.
guest a t the home of Mrs. T W plans.
ind Mrs. I’. IlullMAN THAT OWNS ONE
I’revatt.
[H. Simernll, Surn- Mrs. Magnuson were In WinderMrs. H arris of W inter Park re
’lhe new water supply for the
Oscenla; Jack jnere on Sunday. Tho form er with
Kutz. Orlando; Mf*. Bengston were Rupper gnents turned to her home Sunday, after
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. McClain left town has been turned on for uso in
202 N. i ’ark Ave.
Open Until 10 I*. M.
|>hon,
Orlando; D. G. tjf Mr. and Mra. Magnuson on F ri spending n short time in Sanford recently for nn extended lour of many buildings while many more
w U'e ,fUoat of Mr- and Mr:,. W. J. tlie north. While away they will applications for permits are on tho
,Gi.; (Jeo. A. Tnr- day.
Somo of Mr. K arr’s family came McBride,
CI.OSE IN
waiting list.
Connections are be
visit relatives in Wisconsin.
rllL
over from Deland on Friday and
ing made as fast us possible.
friends of Mrs. D. C. Gsbard
Mrs. J. H. H interm inster, and
es, DcIjiiiiI; Mrs. John Borell and Esther Ericreturned homo with them for children left last week for Lawnes- will lH*g Ind to learn that she ia
Tlie boys wiu> attended Y. M. C.
Jacksonville; asonvisit.
dale, Pa., where th m will visit rel greatly improved a fter her recent A. camp at De Leon Springs re
Mr. Fry, Mr.
|
turned reporting nn enjoyable time,
atives. They wore accompanied by liinesH.
Krs. Trucchard,
all having received honor medals.
Mrs. Hilma and Mrs. E. F. Lund- Mr. and .Mrs, Kennedy.
Pus, Mr. Vium,
J. C. Billsf Jr., recently return The following members comprised
iff. i'etrie. liifst nnd the girls spent Thurned fropi « threg weeks trip to New the party: Preston Ausley, Jack
Msrti. Mr. lay with Melva I.undquist.
York.
«
Hyatt, It. J. Overstreet Jr., Jack
"Have your insurance written x>y men who know i
Tampa; H.
Tice,
Billy Hyutt, Paul Foster and
The
Willing
W
orkers
met
Thurs
(•arage nnd Farm Equipment.
»n. I). (’.; Ed.
Mr. and M y. Edward McKinHilly Ruth.
WE OFFER POLICIES IN. .
The Poultry nejf
Master
Bqbhie
I.erov
was
th'o
Illlari'rr, Dodge day Ht the church.
and baby who have been visit
Fire.
..i/btyid Atlv.; club girls held n pienie at the home ing Mrs. Grant- have returned to host ot an attractive birthday p a r
liability
Mi sh Katherine
Entzminger
T his farm is located ju s t o ff W est F irst St.
of
Alice
Vihlen
nnd
nt-Lake
ftfiiry
ty last Thursday afternoon a t his
It. E.
Tornado
th jir home in Jacksonville.
lln te Glnss
on
Wednesday.
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0
1
1
Intke
Geneva.
At»out
nixhome
."renriisi.il,
(tr
Accident
Surely Honda
ig. Jst'ksnnviilc
Seed hods planted.
Mr. und Mrs. Vance of Davtonn teen of his young friends were
Cords have been received from Bo'ftch are spending their vacation guests a t the rmrty.
kioDville; V. A.
Employers and Automobile Liability.
Games of all kinds were played
(|'T! 0. Ilrown, Woodard Bertleson in Jackson ntvMr*. Vance’s father’s home in
during the afternoon. Late in the
, Grtrn; W. E. ville and from Bright Layney and thlB city.
afternoon tho tots were ushered
0. Birch, Jack- Gnrrio Cram er op boat for New
into the dinning room, which was
311 First National Hank lHdg.
Telephw*!
,,Cook. Orlando; S. York.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ix'o itehbindey of tastefully decorated with a beau
1
Company; E. M.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Fort Meade were in Geneva lust
'Die Annual Stockholders Meet
Mrs. Bnrney Beck was hostess w*>k. During their stay they tiful birthday cuke topped with
Real Estate
Insur
Tuesday to her Sunday School purchased a house here and will six tiny tapers and small pink bas ing of the Sunfurd-Uviedo Truck
kets of candy nt each place. The (irowers, Inc., will lu> held a t the
A. G. Bradley cluss a t her home on the lake.
make this their future home.
decorative scheme was further en Court House Tuesday Evening, I
Sunday in Snnhanced bv tho elaborate use of August 3rd ut 8 o’clock.’* Election
• «f Mr. mid Mrs
T he.m onv. friends of Mrs. A.
The ladies of the Methodist ferns and other flowers about tho of Officers nnd other business will
515 First N at’l Bank Bldg.
Robbins will regret to learn of her church of this city gave an ico room.
in; transacted a t this time. A full
serious illness a t her son’s home cream nociol Thursday evoning.
uttcndanco is desired.
Bortimer Glover in Hollywood.
Phone 713
Mrs.
Robbins’
the course of the evening
H. H. i ’attishnll left Tuesdny for
T. F. Adams, Pres.
W dinner gm-xi:' daughter, Mrs. W. S. Harvoy, was During
I)f.
Brownloo
of
Sanford
made
a
n short visit in Waynesvllle, N.. R. A. Cobb, Sect’y.
•home of | ip, and called there Sunday.
abort talk. Other features of the C.
July 13, 16, 20, 23, “7, 30 Aug 2.
’t Ihivtonn
IR E NOV®
SHOP
>0
K
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k g a r n S N ^ E TELEPH O NE: 217-^
SALE
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SOCIETY EDITOR
elector ;
Jm
y\
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5S-; ‘. xf.
“VtiVJE .
l wim
is;w*
■
country ought to b« more generous
with France, hear in mind ',the
statem ent of Mr. Melton and the
President that we ure not trying
to collect one dollar of fho money
lent to France before Cto arm is
tice, while war was o r;
AH of
that debt is wiped out, in the set
tlement proposed. But th at is not
told to the French people.
z ass
«of 8t. Johns-In
y
.
7 t-
18 no* a°y Signer than you paid the Chicago
T i ere- Why « w - ^ t o
.route to Jack-
f 1'*—
*?
■ W f tN ) }
tho
,countln* the Postage, I do believe you nafd
ON THE other hand, for yfcur
the Chicago store more than what thi> slnrU n*. ,
| , comfort,
if you feel th a t this
PLATFORM
•jf;
j
ir-.v
•H
IN CONNECTION ■ m
treatm ent of American
French crowds, bear in'
American tourists are-, * *
•K t
Many, as a joke, pasted
paper
francs on the outside o f their
in T ^workmanship.
i,™ .d„.e^ r“ ",d much admlration for th«ir beauty luggage,
and
with hotel labels, or
threw Frenph money on the floor,
^ h e hostess le t the visitor* guess at the amount
to show how little they thougltt of
£ °J d® had C09t her, and was delighted to find that
* ‘
It.
The shrinkage of t h e franc
figures
they
named
were
considerably
Jess
,
BXcluSthan
being, financially, a m atter of life
amount of the bill she held in her hand.
1 must ' and a(*o the
But ’, said one of the visitors, "you can r e t thin OQmn or death with the French, they
J^hed herein. Alt
tlrbtlon nf Kperial grade o f rtockinga here in Sanford at So-andso’s. And I naturally resent the conduct of
such American idiots.
issram
also r>wvtd.j think the price is not any higher than you
V“
me Without Beintf
fe e t A nj
a^ rau raa u n n id a
MEAT MAKE I T S
810 Ssaford A re, •‘,<£1
100 ttl w H tp ■A ffc;
y/ --
arc mad
Bye Lotion.
_______
cured without pain in Ooe
N o other eye remedy 1
and healing. Keep* the • m h
working trim.
*
UONAJUX-9
MAJUtt WIABIYI31
BIG REIK I
„
'H t b 6 u I e r a r d ,u a „ t ,t a , of t
h
f
t
1 ®*
ih M ad L ake Monroe.
SOME EH ROPE AN countries
naplOUon of d ty beautifica
p en to
threaten tu boycott American in
tion program .
tpansioa.. of school sysletn j they use, the. groceries
money
. . . awa.^ *or the goods vestors and borrow their
'With provision for increased | w ould hltDDen to S a n f o r , 1 ° a t ? ” , 'S ," ‘ a s k e d th e m w h a t elsewhere. That would be n bless
:» faculties.
! d iis tr ie s
ing to many Americans, silly
o fa n y k
^
h
l ^
*
H VERSE FOR TODAY !declared.
enough to invest in foreign bonds
:Sv5
TRULY HAPPY—“ Happy;
the other w,mm!!' whctieveJ ”1h^!'''
an ar? ume,lt thnt may or may not bo paid.
Ur O .Israel; who is
But it won't happen.
Borrow
and the patriotism of nomii ^
^ono^rning the
Lthee, O people :uvcd by the
ing from good old "Uncle Shylock,"
that
can
be
boughtin
Sanford
In
L
*
,MwayI.
/
<
rt'
»
ood«
the^lhield of thy help." prices.
win lord in good «|imlity, and at fair os Europe culls him, will continue
as long ns Uncle will lend.
PRAYER
KBSpeaking of the argum ent to 'a friend this earnest mi * The wine American will invest 2 L .
.itJay that fixed my
In Amuricn.
W, |
L
my Savior and my
I
JOHN BLAKE IN ATLANTA JOURNAL
A NEW flyii.g machine proml<icn
J -L
just as good’
hi rcvului ionize fiying, wilb the aid
IAHHEh ARE'BEING
The daughter of » man I ha\e
rot in the biK m a i l ^ ^ ^ T b r M
<
»f Ur. Wagner. <
1 German engineer. known for twenty years haa jus! dor tlie same restrictions thnt were
MADE
and special advertisom
ents
tataiogtlies
imposed on tier when she was
jments.
A <MiiNli.r-pri.j)cller for airships, dei id. ,| to leave her fathers’ home twelve
ba foolish, but when she
or thirteen years old.
I1th a t ihe'd like to mnke
“When women can take
un their
- - »P
their home newspaper,“ the similar to one sm teiyifully used on nnd live in n city hoarding house.
Naturnlly
she doesn’t like it. No
'TOn room, ju st for beauty's spaokcT wont «n,’ ami sea attractive offorinKa made, (hoy steiimsiiip.H, is In bo tried by our
The home is much more a t girl would.
tractive..
She
had
a
comfortable
, “ k*.
One of tie most difficult things
aio hound to visit the Htoreo t h a t a d v e r tis e . And while I navy.
room and a i-ath there, plenty of for parents to re.iliy.-> is that chil
Lbuild another room to be
It
is
certain
thnt,
with
time,
fly
opportunity to m en young peop.e
‘ * »ber fham ber. / ‘Yes" sold they are looking for .some apodal article they come acroHs
ing will chunge completely from of het own nge. nnd the u.^e of a dren grow up. and thnt when they
many other* and buy a good deal more than they expected prv
grow op they wap- to have a lit
m it methods.
motor ,a r .vliea-vor she wanted tle individuality, and not lie still
loJUPke thoso changes in 1 h,,1 liea ,y ,t iiink 1 ,al J°^h th<)H0 women would have i-pent
it.
*
Tmluy's airplane >n merely an
tied to ,ui>‘ >1 rl ringsa hundred dollar.s apiece in local Htore.s last week, if they Imitation of « flying bird. Man
In lhe boarding house she has
This g;rl -i mother • would
tie
been tempted
had not
not been
temnted to send that much to the Chicago does not limit himself to imituting a crumped nnl! bedroom She mu grieved
end n st.i’isiie 1 if she w tio
itba house the way It sta n d s concern.’’
rmture, be goes fur beyond what see fur friends only in, a small told thut she was not inking the
I could dwell till death
nature can do.
.
common room, where other board best possible course with h tr
In other words, it is quite commendable for people to
The locomotive in not nn im ita ers are a,wavs present
daughter ir. insisting on managing
talk about helping a town to grow nnd prosper, but mail tion of n running antelope, the
iiHlat tiled solarium,
The food she gets is dot ns her life, or, telling her with what
** " something she do- order houses still attract from Sanford many dollars every bursting bullet in not imitation of oml as it was a t homo. t No one young mwi ,mJ young women che
especially interested if she is fihould AHsot ltiiC' on or«B»rinsf her
day, ju st because Sanford people are not sufficiently urged a tig er’s tooth,
ill or tired.
‘
.
whlm 1 won’t deny.
diet and tee number of blankets
Yet she prefers it. She prefers under which she should sleep
|f.|h o a e changes in to take note of the excellent opportunities here at home to
SECRETARY
WILBUR
nub( f t dollar values for dollars spent,
it because she is independent, and every night.
niitH to Preairiont Coolhl^o plana cun
lead her own life.
Sho hud managed her husband |
The Herald has called attention to this before— to the for n $1,000,000 aerial cruiner.
it is not u wild l:f.» that >he much tho Baiun \vuy, anil ho haj
ifiteffl, and bang ^bout!
Gradually,
pcrhnoH,
this
country
It, masontt, all you wish! njed of BIDDINd for home patronage. A nd there are a will nenuire nn air
fleet. But lends, but a very quiet and pro;or not loft home. She is hcarthn.k,
•on -L ak e Huron catching JBwTconcems that are taking the advicu lu heart most prof- wRui we need is nirRhiim, Tint t x :- one. She wmks In nn utfVo^ u..o en thnt her daughter should dn.
is mpitflv ellWliintf froih
posi sri.
H*h ..
tably.
' ’
periments.
tion to another. She rcgRfds lu i- ; \ c t anybody with n nimiral
^
the plumbers shout,
Plenty of ships ns good ns the solf ns n moderate success, al
,L follows! Hung uml pound!
sense of indepcndcnc > will ,ymone that took Commander Byrd to though not n Brilliant ono.
11 be thoro to hear 11 sound!
I pathizo witn the daughter
lhe North Pole cun ho bought for
She does not rare any longer
,
n w ‘ * ri (rulalcd, serious
$20,000 each or half thnt price in bo told- ufter uh
*Mnough) changes once
fico
whnt nL sh< leaves tho of- minded, thinking human being.
The world grows more beautiful. Word comes (hat the quuntily production. Why not gpt
,,t, toshe
. “ snouid
t frl 1. ‘Swhat
hu k,U)WH
be wants
ami
dinnor. whether ‘,W
or not
is good' lhAt
for H
nee.
She loves
swallowed dost and tried to Southern Railway System is painting their finest locomo f>,000 of them, to Htart with?
c,ncn" ’ 1,M,r mother, out sl o m nant H and,
tives green and gold and burnished steel. Its crack trains
COL. NED M. Grcon, prohibition or w h ifC|trh0',|T ° r to
vJboiwe with earnest enrpontry
” Hh‘‘ mu" Wcnr tl"’ ! being ordered ubout all the time,
enforcement official oh the Pacific n o x ^ d so
are
to
be
taken
through
the
country
by
these
gorgeous
V w /ls s t forevermore,
Itninv tu/uut,
.1
, 1
1self.
n,"l consequently s’to lives by h e r- !
( oast, does not believe in carrying
ticing
twenty-tin..,,
years old
•fb o a and piumlmrs en- machines—.and cotton pickers will sing » happier song as things to extremes, according to
nafw'
_ the beautiful colors speed by.
l ,,arf cter "h,‘ ! Tht‘re
many managing purUniver.nl Service
Profcssionnl- thinks^ fh .?'1
.JUd diiUppenr.
m
a
tte
s
for
herself
^
tC
th(M
‘
i
°Tt"
ln
L
th,°
™ r\ d: wko never know
ly
ho
obeys
the
Bible
which
tells
us:
Perhaps
that
makes
you
sm
ile
the
thought
of
cotton
r» . #
But hop 111 it
'•
i wben thoir children havo becoino
pickers curing whether a locomotive is somber black or “ Drink no longor water, hut use
side Mm like I sit
a little wine for thy stomach’s
those workmen put shining green and gold. But even when they don’t know It, sake, and thine often infirm ities.’’
I=
b' r ^ e T n«
k
8r f ^ h«iv
shelves
l
T
r
!
t
r
r
W
y
uffec.
t
ed
l,v
color;
and
all
the
territory
. “ . ' s i irn,w’ p,,t u° w,,h ,hi- K’t,v
Jlld ^ th a t room to suit
COL. GREEN adm itting thnt he
im prm e(|W UCh
traln8 ure viewed somehow will be keeps things .stronger than wine whrt -L n ih»nt
u "’" 1'1 wear lir i B’«t those With real individuality
° Ch0"0n for her cannot stand i t / It is one of the
Softest they’ll adand gives them to his friends, snys M ends
common rturonH why k IHh
ho
drinks
moderately.
Neverthe
When
nt
home
the Kiri is un- leave home.
CO,orH
f w lhe Southern's locomotives prove
^ J h a k i hattwr through tho
less, he ir. suspended ns Pacific
Coast prohibition administrator.
m
K I ™
' V " l T v a ln .|'a t U ,ey Wi" 1,0
OWPar miles awny. exomple.
K
Aml "thur rHllroa(l» will follow tho (food
t w a in a s a t r a v e l e r
That seems hard.
It is adm it
Fhvlti,
E dgar a . Guest.
ted th at strict prohibition is in
DEARBORN INDEPENDENT
1
!n.i I,loir,(,fl’ where bright colors seem so especially tended for the lower classes, those
; was a regular ball game.
When Knmuel J,. Clemen* wux
beautiful thevA con be some daring color schem es trie<l out th a t lack “the price.’’ Col. Green
*“I don't know m ister; you’ll
by ,the railroads, I*ancy a great locomotive* painted nrnmrn does not belong to those lower 17, ho was filled with u burn huvo
to ask my mo. Sho pulls
R*ve the und
classes.
The next step might bo ing wanderlust. He nskt*d his
hern too. But ain’t there some
bell for tho defeat.
to
force
total
abstinence
on
con
m other for five dollars that he way we can fix it so thut you
trim m in g ^
pt!ln lc d a ^ w t o n l n g w h i l o B t t
gofd
trim m ings or one painted flamingo red with a little bin, k gressmen th at voted for it.
m ight s ta rt out to see the world. teach me how to bo er pilot
h asn’t capght for contrast. Each nillroad in th5 sta te cou d udobt c ora
ThTs was promptly refused, so
.h a pnly
OnIt/ way
VHV is
ia fo
la r mo
Tho
•r pound pike as yet. *•
11 AT LAKE Denmark, n flush of Samuel defiantly announced that ri] to
£ivor
to r $
lightning
cost
this
country
$100,h f c o n n l ae^ 0 n r, a(,VOrtiKin« aa well as fnr l Z
' S
he would go unyhow. One stormy i
I aln ^ H fo t $500. But I
...........
... M
nsomet
ui
TOO.OOO, and cuused ninny deaths. night he left his home in Ilanni I’ve Q(»L
.
l
hi
ng
else
to
W
about
1‘. Tcxa" People 1 .r. t4 t “ U. l ! "7 „* r u,2
got five lots' in Keokuk and
®n ^oiTrusonlsm nnd in the way of a Florida theme.
President Coolldge nnd the secre
and went to Kt. 2,000 acres of land in Tennessee
ing that fiertains to it.
tary of the nuvy may he Interested Louis.Mjeeourl,
there he worked hi* m
th at is worth tw.
two, bits an acre
in a letter from Mr, M. E. F of way to From
Now York, Philudelphiu. any tltne. Y o a ’fcmf have that if
Milwaukee
who
calls
attention
to
(lonrt* rfk°r
® to
tho 'H‘i1,“l
treels‘t‘‘nta
these" rdays,
tho unprotected situation m ,„ir Washington, nnd then buck to the you w ant it.”
nuvnl oil storage base at Pearl Har home of his brother in Muscatine,. ’It was finally ngreed th at he
bor:
asm|fl8- Tsummer.
u n < H u t "ot
brill?nWM '^!t#i ®a,v? hlT “ position should pa^ me $100—borrowed
funt colors, selected by a rtis ts who know how to givi
n *bcf l t !0 ^°b l>r,nti,»g office. ' from his brother-in-lnw —$150
, f.r*
brill“ Upon my last visit there I But
We do not advertise elatmrnto buildings, expenave I
Samuel was not content. His 12 months and the ‘ ‘ ^
’on Red Grang,w fame on iuncy w ithout KnudineHH.
noticed th at these tremendous oil travels had broadened the boy’s he became a pilot. balance when
the lure of the i.ig cities, historical settings, social affsij
Do you got the picture ?
Uinkfl were entirely unprotected vision.
ai1< ,,ow it
nny ting that detracts from the work you expect yo'
M'tT?0 years.OTOmeus
ngalnut lightning.
A IVw wiukfi
Ono snowy evening in tho winto do while you are paying your good money for hi
ater, at tho Monterey Presidio, tor of 1850. whilo going along
nEMEMBEK THAT THE m .«t beautiful th ii'Ks in the lightning struck large oil reser
t .t"
O
_
MVa
*nd thi> occupation nf
cation.
the
street
from
work,
Samuel
no
pUot,
for
tho
time
bei
“ VJnir th a t Detroit i. world nre the most uselclss ;
voirs, and tho result was no ex ticed a piece of paper which hud
was
peacocks nnd lilies for instance. tremely
gone, but the legRons of
disastrous fire.’’
river
Whnt we guarantee to give your boy a t Bailey Militi
—
John
Uttskin.
been
blown
ngninst
the
wall
re
? w h - ’-to - of th“- U,,iu'tl
by were in a fte r years reveulwi
jn
Where gigantic losses, and many the wind. Ho investigated und
Chicago j
^
Is nn environment th at is altogether conductij
------ ()lives are nt stake, the government found th at it was a fifty-,1,,Mur
A .
«r 1st inn living, right thinking, healthful conditions,
1 Q-—■■
AN INSTINCTIVE TASTE tenches
consult scientists, instead of bill. Ho advertised this find jn
men to build their should
cenlratod stuily.
trusting to luck.
'" '" J i 6 M a n « . restaurant churches in flat
tho newspapers four days. Thi n
cnurcnes in flat countries with spire steeples, which as
'* and Lmili tb* a)r ‘'“‘wren
«
claimed.lt, he wont to
" ;,1!e y M,,i‘nry Ini'Ututc* is a REAL SCHOOL for boy*|
t X atound
.ren«A dfkh®
wa." t0Thia
make «
RECENTLY, PRESIDENT Cool- Cincinnati, aa h«. said, ‘to take trip
the world,
•i to 21 who need INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION coup
Idgo and Governor AI Smith of that money out' of dangur.’
»ent Unger to the sky nnd stars.— Coleridge.
«ave him a chank ^fc.
tee desirable advantages of firm discipline adminUt
From CincinnSti,' Samuel took
elcK
\ b rk’ in
iWh?1028
muyforn,n
each other
thenguinat
presi- paseage for New Orleans on «n f bl ! d S
Kindness and courtesy.
-H to ®tudy hl« follow S T
doncy, went each to his church one ancient tub called the Paul Jones W v , * " 1 to got under tho skin
DETROIT FREE PRESS
^our boy nt Bailey will recite every lesson every
J h ?J9» a habit which u| wu\
h T th l lim C.0rner f/ T n thu <lliier, “ { «. wa" ° n th in trip that ho
win
study under the mtpervision of at least five
S
l
f
'
f
ln|r
Picturesue
J
Read, admire and
re la tin.g tho
tK®*.1
!
I Blxby
n said:
Classify
Incident,
scores of thmisands of school
yourself:
*#V® '< a ” uman touch.
professors,
who nro preiont during itudy hours to
T
p j .h.° . ^ " l(Jon‘ went to. the First Jone-Va8
niijs Democrats
“ Poverty is evidence of men teachers who live from hand to Presbyterian
Pl l0t on th®
master
the
subject matter he is studying.
church,
the
Governor
f t" - ,*
t h a t m ade occas
tal Inferiority. The pour arc mouth year In and year out, keAt
to m ^T m s^
i
S
S
i
J
g
g
.
f
c
—
Plttnburjh
t0
poor for * reason. They arc not' $?..l‘!n!y iV <leath,e"" hope, and & * " c a h ,o s t If you really want your boy to be a W te r citizen W
urloans, Ono day u tall
on our intellectual level, any tudents, Inventors, writers, who
I t is to bo Jtopcd that as the two
you will be proud of, send him to Bailey.
It]
more
ol
Mosquitoes
^
o
o
k
i
n
g
^
ipt.
. , . t,ian j / 1®/ or® on uur »o- atre'un / l°f| “i ,nodo"t P®H»lon wh«n Churches, Protestant and Catholic. w h S ^ u m h S 'ih ,iko y.oung fe,,°w;
■Ke
ami
helplessnoss
nrrivel
What
Un^fl
I
n
u
,
•PP<,nr«d
to
bo
fasfiol level. Hard luck stories unteued w ith leather hinges, ontorTotal Expenses for Nine M onth.’ Session, Including'
. Persons on tiw
u i P**Cof
*Jul
a,de hy
"o ,ed
wo«n *m ental Inferiority.” arid comfort for scores o f thotlv &
politicians
allFparties
willsi'l®.
,)Pnco.
tho pilot bouse and in a pecul
«»»' Complete Uniforms-$COO.
M M id to have
D£. Charles P. Emerson, dean vall«ntl!/f cUrBymen. ®trugglb»g ably refrain fron) drugging rollYolce .aid :
PKUU
did woigjf^' |
•cent fa twelv# o t the medical school of the Unl- valiantly on incomes aa dav
day inborir
...
into^ politics now or Inter in
might scorn! What „a dismal khal)
J,^WT,,n», «ir; don’t you
Ions'gain b*in»
* Ul,y At’I'r®‘Uted by Southern Asnxlation — N*w.
aald K while
want to take or piert young r«1
IltldW
n
—
Swimming Pool.
>
«rffteter2!!7,
n
horo
no
reliBil,I‘
II
.
.
.n
d
*
*
,
,
thft Michigan rroeAtU-bnuCrg0<l ,nUHi«’luna. art;
utneiai. and all are respected.
association t f Medical
'
«“^lflced k
pilot r*.
m a , ™ XT SE 3SI0N OPENS SEPTEMBER I f *
' “No sfr.r there is more bother
. FERGUSON of Texas
m a jo r PULP WILL BE IN SANFORD, Wi
to v w n d t.V Mr. Forguxon
IV* worth.”
OAY, JULY
h«r.
Thsy understand poll* ” 28. PLEA SE LEAVE YOUR
would, mister.
WITH j.
.,
, - farm.
H. McLEOD AT TOWBLL CO^ IF
trado, but it
WISH AN
'** punishment.
'W ith mo, and
' APPPOINTM ENT.
1 W Amer* \r® «tored Seattle
. . Y
^
J believo PR
;
' U roe doe8 the
®*ht® i* u man
home for dl..
letting his
T
lirivals
GOODYEAR
!
W e a lv e (he l a m e fla t a ta ri
" n o w ith rla a le f ra 4 a a a h l a h .- ..
T o o K u a en r K .p e ri W a rrra . N « |
o n itliia to r a a p s la im e n u .
ROSE MARIE BEAUTY .
PARLOR
..
[ Upsala & Grapeville
tc
Rockey Tire
MANAGERS
$15 EUGENE PERM AH**, 1 $
ENT WAVE
,rv
No. » M u r p h y A r r a S a
a s W . U n a h l a a f t n a . •— !* h * a «
Or In its u, K l o r l S a
MM
oj
Elton J. Moughton
Amusements
■■
R adio R eception Is Got
Now Beauty For The World
The New York Radio Sh<
5-A cre Farm
INSURE WITH RELIABLE INSURE)
N ew 5-Room Stucco
Bungalow
r
Geneva-
NOTICE OE STOCK
HOLDERS M E E T
ING
COLCLOtJGH REALTY COMPA1
r?!
b
Continuous from 1 p, na
11 p . n i .
-
■■ .
TODAY
1
“EVE’S LEAVES”
Dr Cecil B. DrfVfllle, wHh l
William Boyd, L retrire Jay. f
Robert Edsson, W alter Lapg
Special Comsdy ' ’ >1
—N orslty— , (lj
WEDNESDAY o f ; 1}
Matt Moore and Doroihjn*
Dorore ta
'
“THREE WEEKS IN
PARIS."
1
Comedy
’ SCRATCHES THREM’
Aesop's Fables
--ere
$3500 Cash, balance annually
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
a
A R e a l School fo r Your
MARK
B ailey M ilita
In stitu te
Builders o f M en
GREENWOOD, S. C.
1
t z r z tor -,her^
INCOMPETENT ALL
inn, who inis
dfuirlitcr. Mrs.
lo* returned t(
T w o
. 0". Jr., and Miss
tuner miesls III the
1*' Ih ytoim Beiu-h
mUBt
j
f S f t i B a , 1""-'
A
t
E x tra
(Und of Hnrlx.
1 “• «w*t of |,er
‘orrence.
n e
'.°r iiUle Hur
interested t )
flrHl prize
I r ' Lrh 'heater for
I ^hie (’cKigan
' " stieiid u
*fKh"rn IUby
,
P^'Psid.
b**t l»y®ro out,
TO
^Atlanta, Oa. ........ H t N
♦Augusta, Gr.
♦Macon, Chu>-.;i:.......
Brunswick, Ga. ...
Charleatoa, 8 . C. .
Charlotte, N . C. ...
Columbia, B. C. ....
Sumpter, a C.........
Savannah, Ga. .....
Birmingham .......
Chattanooga
•••*•••*•• ,
Leave above pointn op
trip before midnight a
low .: • A u , 1«, (A W .
tA u g . 17.
T h e first of a series of special
sales events will find a great
nci
CKBTS
GOOD ON
f l u INS AND Df
.....M AN S ON PA 1
NECESSARY
b NO 8T 0 P 01
•M i
response from the people of
this community.
Mk
PANE
'TIONAL*
te^'.
WyfA
Ticket* and
t fm *
7TT
*11.50 hundred.
1 *lronK pure-
■v.
H f,<
lift*, f |
1.
9 >7 Nt-
l ' 4 Ir,CH #n£«
UL . ,
‘ h u t,V U,eme«‘
-
'
'
'i '. '
m
ffi
uf *' ‘l X ^ w i w t l Nk j
'
i•
Mr
*■
i!*-
m
SANFOR
itRjb
for
Advet
Friday and Saturday, Augnul'-R
and 7, far trains d u . to a n tf |l
Jzcksonrill. A ugust 7 y tl
S a n fo rd M e rc h a n ts a r e p r e
p a rin g fo r th e b ig g e st sa le s
e v e n t in h isto ry .
H eavy Bath Towels with Colored B orden, Rose,
Blue, and Gold. These are good Values for 35c
each. Special for—Wednesday
" For Sale
o l l a r
W ill b u y 1 0 0 c e n t s w o rth
o f g o o d m e rc h a n d is e n e x t
T u esd ay a n d W ednesday.
Towel Special
^'•rinsker leaves
D
ROUND TRIP FA R E ” ".
*I
.60
,A
iVek have
"!"ne in Ila vloiin
®nK few duv-i
heat
Q
1 case Mohawk sheets, 81x90, regular $2.00 sheets,
Special for one day only—Wednesday—only 25
dozen to sell
.
Hugh liurkiice
110 Hanford ufter |
*' I'mMoiiii will,
f.'milv.
n j'' 1
S p e c ia ls
For Wednesday
1,1 (pending a few
I; 55; n t s s : ' ''nul
a v s s
Excursioi
‘ f’nueh and
*wx fur Davtonn
|Bfr nave « cottage.
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“r r r r
UM'i>ri
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es
FINAL *GAME ON
THEIR OWN LOT
4
M a jo r R e c o ril
BLOCKMEN LOSE
FIRST GAME TO
SMOKER, 5 tO 1
"’T.
i|«
to » Hne
r~i*
7c a Hm
request.
ratts arc for
— C o n lra c tio f
58—Houg«hoI()G«ai|irk
74— A p a r tm e n tii a B d F h t s
Hi c 0W AN_All kinds of
JKr u
™ (’ UASOLINE portable atoves,
N
nPartn»«nt with bath, PICK Y G U R HOME from th c a o 911U uitin.f° f cooking or damping. __fumished. phone 826.
Price* range from
♦4,200 to IZS.OftO. Attractive terms
^ 2 ' ^ ' E~ « 0 S T attractive
m
,M *nd M" N'-|n
T- DUNCAN
F g!L.SAL,E“ ChcaP ^o r cash, 2 h « .n iw "R," t nn *ke cool ocean p J
Rood mulct, mowirftg. machine, eon h Ai!,,t r° r 1 reat'lDf (hu noa„ m ate of Florida.
1"Inter and Decorator
atluT farm tools!
By A. M. Week*.
i h o n e 8on
Box 211, X ril(7 vonvenienceai Rcasona- THREE, ROOM HOUSE in
B. C. .
1 hone 8012.
j r Sm?i l, kl,no 013-J or address
condition newly palntca
JAM. H. hHa BON.
a In ted wl
H. J.
Hnlloitur
and
of Counsel
on
large
double
lot near Bar•’•NHSKOG-Genoral Conio n .S£l:t-h: 'Pt ' uU s u ,,0 ,’• “ * r«<>/ Ciiniplnlnatu.
* '
.
becuo
Filling
Station
in
AisuInM * voonrriM
D O f” V F O R G E T
Floral
s P ' t f i ; , ' bu,l,,pr- r ia " B and •>2—Business Equipment
• July 17. Auk. 3-10-17-14. MWolirltor
for (’omp.lalr
Heights.
Price
$2,500.00
Isl’nnnt.
Canti
i , ; ; ;" 1"
r 7 ,,,,8t- ah work
77— Houses fo r K e n t
DOJJGE BROTHERS
VOTHK
OK
MASTKIl'K
K
.
s
LH
hind S
b , Rw," lo1now 217 High- Wa n t e d
fII.
f firi°°i Bn,*nt'e
month
Ciaydcn,
Room,25’°°
4 BallPor
______
Building. M..ii0,iir" J i ,' rr *,|,>” «•<»•" that under
r h „.
UFH CE DE 8K and FOR R E N T -sm all
unfurnished
Uhmr.
Must
be
in
good
condlh°ime. Apply 1108 Myrtle Avo.
I'in .i ,i? ? r,u,ll.r t . Hf ,h "' certain
#Dealers
tion and cheap. Cull 353-J
^J*rr"e of Koreclo«ur« snd
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, bath, sleep i
ijnle
rnmle nod rn idrird on m,. n th
ing porch, large lot eastern ex •lay of
^ —Healing atit' t'lomhinir
July. A. n„ ISIS I,, and l.v
78— O ffices a n d D e s k Room posure. Reasonable terms bv own
SELL GOOD USED CARS
S3 Building Materials
<'*,rcu,t, b’uurl In mid for
note
l.ounty.
Morlda. In <’lianrery
er.
Apply
2482
Palmetto
Ave.
Ho d g in s & c o v N ^ Au.
^ R A C T iv r ^ om8 — fI. " r e m K 11T
‘ " ® r" l n . n e n d ln a .
Radiator and ah, n r t . , ’
•9
t ( lh , S.A ,'f:—Two ennerote mixers.
h " ‘ ‘" n i . l a l n - ,
OPPORTUNITY FOR WORKING .... r..?i .J
Ham and ornanien..,
**l H u t v h l n s nud S.
anHt0r
S
°r
'’fficl,8
U
Park
Ave*
New
r
”‘
'"
’,
d
'crSee
Huddleston
and
C
oniinercinl
Street.
W
M
J
>
u
trh
ln
n
h
u
r
himt»ftn<l.
am* D,.__
MAN
N'>rk. Tol. 7HJ-V
J
1925— Dodge A Special Scdun.
Avctiuo.
run b New Co., Jail or 1000 Laurel Avo. \ °ung, Owner, 208 Purk Ave.'
' CHOICE LOTS 25x125—Guaran- f* udAiitD. I, (I. W. HQ«*nc«tr. J r m« .
toed high and dry.
Within ton .,'ff f, r '. . . ,,r,’rre appolnt.'d nliiiII I ALL SIZES High .
1924—Dodge Coupo.
65—Specials at the Stores
niiloa
of
Pnlntkn
on
I.ake City "il« r f o r »al.> a n d m<-11 t„ tltv Ii Il.-Ii . wi '
and Balloon*
•>
° BldgK ^ V R E N T - t o Meiach
FLORIDA-^ORLANDO—- Orlando
»»;l L est b i d d e r f o r <-».!. m p u M l r I
'*»'
•dr
O
1924—Dodge Touring.
Snnl
v.
Ap?
'y
A’
P
Connelly
a Highway. SlO.oo each. Theso bar s m u , ll" ,f;.'r - ,,,B ' ' " " e * H o u s e In
Sons, Mngnolm and 2nd.
gains are well worth your Investi rn m il III. C o u n ty , c’lly o f Hniiford S«vo money by buying
gation. For information call at K.!S!i ember.
'mi "" •'," ndBy «benhfill!
1924—Graham 1V4 ton Truck.
imum a.,c c»»h wlth o rtc , ' " ' n'
me d.»» o f'
as long n« they htot:
Herald office. Box O. B. V., or Geo i till., I»«y „ IHJ«
f t h i s H o n .iro l.l «• Cl)**hiK
80A—Real Esute Directory B.
rt.
Vestal, 112 S. Ucach'St., Day- r iV'i.l" ,h*” l‘”K*1 h»urn of sate,o uthe
'
tonn Bench, Fla.
SHAKESPEARE Fishing equip,
i ? ' , ' * property desert!,ed In weld I
24— P n ln lin K — I i.pci l**i
LI.ST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
New Location, after. August 1st.
A ; ,u [to
' ty wit:
" f Hemlnole.
w .."TH E I.OT KING’* W ,TH’ “ ( «TY LOTS ideally located s• ’ “i.
''P ..r
,,r u
r lf»rlita
AUTOMOnii.E DiiALKRS- if
u
meat, Rods, Reels, Lines, Etc. at _’_'* , lrtt National Hank Bldg.
Lights, water, gas. Priced to
NKin J V
Qmirle.
Elm Avo and Thirteenth St.
T„ - an‘ t o s Cii you used ra n / ”
J i v ,1 J be Soulhensl Qllllrli , 111.7 Sanfnral
■wll at your own terms. Knight ,
>L_
u,
,
K
m*clIon
I.
Illnek
Mam
Sanford Ave. 1Phone
v^rtise daily o„ the classified page
M lR eJW ^H E R a garner
uiork
Tnit-r
& MacNcill, 107 109 s. Park Ave. !
Im*Iiih a BiitullvIrIom
Hanford. Fin.
Rcai Estate and Firu Insurance
For Sale By
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc.
l i - S. la rk Ave., Sanford
2.1}-—F lo rig th .
YOU WILL HEMRK a home in I
hall h a rd w a re
Mnrvaniu •>,.
near the lake j
Elm Avo. mid 18th Strcul.
McCALL * FOX,
estate in- front. Get one now jiist before thw I
‘STEWART THE FLORIST**
. * * Real g-ntuiv
vi Htnieiits. Best buys nre among boulevards uie eoaiplcted. We give |
' u ! ' T? j £ Z Hl1 ,K'cnsiona.
i>arr listings.
liNtincs. Phone 745.
McLANDER a r c a d e
M,w”ial ..... ..
|0 high class
PHONE 3
Phone 781.
home builders. The first two mug
^- TISDALE for good buy* nificent homes in Mnrvaniu lire
r,7— R oom s w i t h H o a rd .
in Ren! Estate, 280 Meiach Build- being completed. Investigate he
27— P ro fe s s io n a l S e rv ic e s
ing.
fore you build dsewhore. Phone
UANTED— By two young men,
78ft. Scruggs-Scoggan Realty Co,
Inc.
room and hoard with private 81—-W a n ted To R e n t
PERMANENT MARCEL WAVING
w«‘«r 3
iS .r V .S *1 AtwSSt
r Tl,ird ^ r T
First Inning
f a ttenge >e^th
Vinti drew a walk.
He WM
f>4 a
thrown out stealing, Allen to Frls^
of 30c for
r* T
* h Ti,,ker ,ao**ed «t a third
S t . '!
*
f '
strike. Abrams struck out. No
ii restricted
runs, no hits no errors.
_,,„*tinn.
Beasley hoisted one to Johnston. E d d ip K o m ra e l jBltnkH B oston
J j , outdo The SanWithrow Yields Six HKs But
A llow fnjf B u t F o u r H its ;
Friable lifted one to the sapio
r«jjl be rciponnibJe
Ninth
Inniitr*
nlnee. Iiunias grounded to Abrams.
M| ^
Ilcorrrct insertion,
Smokftrs Manage T o Bunch
W elch A n d D y k e s II It lin g
«t iM
1 ° Put More
No runs, no hits, no errors. •
for subi*quent
T’hem In 3 Frames; Hardy
K im bies rvfackm en T o W in ’
By ROCHRS HORNSBY
Tally Aeroe^
^
. ............ " C o u n t
Second Inning
, offke should be
I-eadH AC Bat With 2 Hits
itely in ca8e o l
Vde Knocks |
Outsmarting tha opposition is
Coy. popped to Frlsbie. Crowo
I*MM,ADELIMIIA, July 27,-d/PT
ra A J jU fn
N in th
tossed out Foss. Beasley ran In - 1be AlliletJt's finlshml their homo
IA.MPA, July 27.—Tampa won ♦he keynote of every good ball
club. The sm art dubs always get
A r e O u t ; for Well’s drive. No runs, no hits, ntziiiiJ Moni/uy^ taking u nno-ifarm*
BROOK l y . V j j
(tertisbrs
Us third straight game Mohdny, further than the dumb ones.
no errors.
seriis from tho Boston Ked Sox,
Tho Pirr.tus ^
rtpresentativo
defeating St. Petersburg in the
Crowe filed to From hie. Meyers f> to (i. Eddie Rommel blanked the
Baseball places a distinct p re «rip flu first pltct
xllier with rates,
popped to Vlnu. Viau also got a visitors with four scattered nlngles
opener, ft to 1. Withrow gave up mium bp brains. The yl/tyor who
^unification win
short one front Dunbar. No runs, and only threo men reached HecomJ
only six hita, but three of thorn hopes to reach stardom must con League pennant
Epiete information,
no hits, no errors.
on hun. Zahnlsur Was relieved by
fvish, they will
were for two banes.
Umpire stantly lie matching his wits choking n ninth-i*
a pim b hitter In the eighth. Kusthe opposition and, inci rally to win, 8 t„ u
Third Inning
wording your
Fredericks announced that Man against
seil
wi
m
pounded
for
three
riinsi
in
dentally, must get the decision in yielded only six K
^nalic it more cfJohnston popped to Hailey,
ager
Block
had
played
the
game
inning. Two of theso scored
a majority of the cases.
routine walked. Vines popped u one
he gave seven pa*
,1
on J. I’ooi'. home rim.
under protest, charging Tampa
Int
to
left.
Viau
forced
Vines,
Proper playing of second base them wi re i
•t f / o e T i n k e r I s O u s t e d
ffANt NOTICE
B
o
s
r
o
\
AH
It
II
1-0
A
m
iicil
in
r rediio to Meyers; Johie ton going Flag lead, Cf
was using more than the ipiotn of is like n»V other part ni lb-, game f'>«ir Piratt
j ihould give tlieir
1
0
2
1
I)
s
wer»|
to
third
on
(he
piny.
Tinker
lifted
von
must
study
the
situatnui
in
M
F ro m
G am e
A fte r
two class men.* * *
rd I ikes.
Ham
v,
:;ii
Itoffiro address as
front of you.
to Beasley in short, rgiit. No runs Jacob- no. If
NT. PETE
■phone number if
AB n 11 PO A
Emil Vde turud
' P r o t e s t i n g ” D e c i s i o n no hits, no error i.
Mere mechanical plav : round ai d the R
Milazzo, 2b
Ho •' oiti.il, rf
| faults. About one
A 0 0 I 2
■
•
.
m
s
am
,
Hailey Hied to «’ox. Allen lined T«.dI. lb
second base won’t, get you v< ry f. r. bim nutt|
John mi, rf
. „ „ „ „
[if | thonsAml has
BY R. L. HOOK MR
a single to left. Cantwell drove a Hi gall, i'lj
whJ
Bryan,
If
-j
(j
)'
Jj
\\ „j Playing all hatters and rui.m-r ■ in pli.ced iiy
1 mil the others
loiijf fjy (<> Johnston.
Mnislcy
Sport Editor
Brown, cf
4 0 0 0 (> ,j the same manner means f.iihir<\ P IT rsilf! Rt; h '^ab
Herrera, i .
■kite with ycni
popped
to
Tinker.
No
ninii,
one
The sm art hatters and the wire < art y, el'
B t a C a n tre ll engaged in n hurlC linics, 21)
4 o ii
I •)
Oaston, e
[bo* your address.,
<>
hit,
no
errors.
haso-runtiers will make life mis Waner, i f
dWH w ith Horace Vines, Obit
Doyle. ,a
4 , L>
liner MUST be
X Higliey
_
\
Fourth Inning
erable fur uiiv in fielder whom they Cuyler, If
m arine pitcher, yesterday „ftHisehoff, r
.
.Shore, lb
4 0 2 12 0
it The Sanford
Abrams singled to left. Dunbar /aline.er, p
cun outsm art. They are ipiick In Wright, ss
an(» arncrgod on top of the
|M by letter. TeleLuckey, c . ... 4 0 1 2 0
ttiado a nice catch of a drive from xx Nhaner, . .
perceive any advar.tngo and never l’raynor, 8b . ,q
ft?
mincri arc mil
Withrow, p
2 0 0 0 2
fail to profit by it.
ni."o V‘ References with
u«e "f WANTED- 1loose to rent, dose in.
P
x Aixeraon,
. I 0 0 0 0
iE rlt? i
^
UP in their Cox. Foss bit into a*fast double Russell, )> . f
(Sruntham.
lb
j
exchanged.
i hone"?i'rH
Hone 2lft r'‘rricU,H
for a n p o inR(!ni,ty
tm e n u 1,,,rl',r - pumo.
play, Myers to Friable to Bnilcy
ox the ninth nt cne nil.
The sect ad baseman must have Rawlings, 211
ri
«
Cnimnumeute
with
V.
McGehee,
,
Pm
m
iit
■
Efficient
I lf iV
,!’i H,x
Total
Totals
21 | «) 24 11 oji'-n inside Wail ing knowledge of fiooch, iJ^wa# one of the best exhibitions No ru.ii, one bit, no prrors.
-”<0 0 J 24 14 II
’.*" I|Valiiictto
Avt*. J. M. Wilson
rare 1 hoenix Utility Co.
I. Srrvii-i
EUGENE OIL Permitnent Wave—
Prisbie beat out a bunt toward x Hatted f..r (;a Ton in Htli.
Ian inside working knnwleifge of Yde, p
x-Rut tot) for Withrow in 9th.
national paHtimo witm-wuxj
t/)irij. Ihnmi:; micrinroil, Vines to x\ Hatted for Zuliniscr in 8th.
>.'*0,1)11 CASH
, * ,,) P«r head. Graduate op[every opposing lialter that steps Adams, ,,
- 1 c.a?lon nnd in «l»ite of n Abrams. Crowe fanned.
!,m u T. Garnished room. 104 WANTED- Garage for large
Myers
ernlon; nt Marinello Beauty Shoi». F<m
I’s I.iuce Moot hl.v
TAMPA
squabbles, it was i. perfect
AH R H PO A j,. | to tile plate, lie also knows that
HOKOI ND
\V.
10
th
Street.
nicks
also
8
room
house
with
The Basket. Phone 193.
Deilieke, ss
AH R II HO A
4 II l) o 4 i).every pitcher i< going to pitch to
4fo r the fans, both those doubled to deep left, scoring Fri.s- PHD.A..
going.. „r g„rnge alone. Allright W ill buy ooy i'll*’ of till* lots llf.lt I
Total:;
28
bie. Foss threw out Dunbar. One French, if
Tun
ik
r,
2
b
Im low
I
the
weakness
of
each
butter
that
to
.1
I
. 'o rd und Orlando.
2
1
1
2
1
j
finder
id
uni
J
1
1
2
2
P),rl ol muiforn. Notify
BARGAINS
m o, two hits, no errors.
Nfanton,
ef
Dykes,
2
h
8
t
2
2
;{
y,
faces
id
in.
Knowing
these
things,
I\V()
FRONT
iiedroonis,
closo
to
IFire
Slati«M.
•I
v
I
I
2
I
Elm
Ave.
Ask
for
Ge
,5?*n*w*N hung up his nineteenth
BROOKLYN
.-urge
Fifth Ining
Whiteman, lb
IH'SE COURT
Poole, tb
:i
I 1 It ;;
Moon.dial),
■
”< o
0 II I) y [iie can position himself according- Holme, 2b
"fDfry of the senson. It wuh iiIno
OHIROPRA'c TIC Odiiistments will 10th \strti'e t 1l<>,nn"
IN GOOD USED CARS
1
<>? W.
Lopez,
e
_
ON SANFORD AVENUE
Myers
stopped
j,
hot
one
from
Male,
.!!•
4
II
II
(I
I
Office. July 171h
■I I 0 ft 0 n 1iybreak up that summer cold, and
.eighth one in n row and from
Fulix. cf
Lot ft)\itio
Hlackstoek. If
-I (» |
4 o
i pen, finder please
•'! 0 I 2 0 11
strengthen the tissue so that a reIt is a baseball truth th at some Fournier, II.
way he is going it looks as Wells and threw him out. John .Simmons, cf
81— H ouses F u r S ale
EVERY WEEK
$2.7fto.no
Salvatz,
2
b
ston
walked
for
the
second
time,
Welch,
If
;t
I
2
2
tl
If.
1
0
th.
riuroiicc
is
iinpossihle.
Phone
■
I
1
1
4
4
0
novice is far more liable to put a x Jueobsou,
?h he is trying to better his
ROOMS, with or wiuumt mania.
Hanly, rf
Vines Pi rkins, e
:i :i *.i 2 n
8 1 2 0 0 I) play over on an infietder than an Wheat, If
482-.I
for
Appointment.
Dr
W
F
I of 11 In a row. Seven Colt Frombie singled to left.
EDWARD HIGGINS, I„c.
Reasonable ratea. Lincoln Hotel. 00x01' LOT, :i room house unfinisliAlvarez, p
OAK AVENUE
Johnston, Crowe unassisted. Calloway, :
;| o (i 2 I
I 0
0
0 2 0 experienced veteran, simply
|ef keys, will pay re
MncDougnil, 1st National Bank
imen went out on strikes and forced
bc- Herman, rf-II.
>
•
0
,
some
furniture,
on
hard
road
Lot ftOx 129
Vi»i
ii flifal to Beasley.
No
Hoimni
I,
p
:t
I
1
2
1
Building.
N.
H
.
Garner.
ruiiif,
enuse neither fielder, pitcher or Mariotl, 21.
J»e pinch several of them were
Cor. Commercial & Palmetto A VO.
b mile off Dixie Highway. W. S.
$1,750.00
•
Totals .
5J7 ft fi 27 14 I catcher are fam iliar with
ced to send dinky rollers to Uie one liit, no error;:.
tlie z-Slauduert
IF
YOU
want
to
sell your farm , Ljuii, Dux 82, Lake Monroe.
Hniley lieal out a bit to deep
Totals
2d ft 8 27 12 1
leld or pop up.
strength or weakness of the bats Butler, ss
WO UUI be of good service to you
PHONE 331.
MYRTLE a v e n u e
BLUE BIRD BE A UTY SHOP,
Tor Suit.
short. Allen popped to Tinker,
St. i'etersburg
. 000 100 000— 1 man or runner. However it doesn’t Debrerry, e . .
$•*£&. " - ^ “ ttaHOOK* twirler, Bailey stole second. Cantwell lin- Boston
nn
i ^ i havo 'I"il" rcra f«r both small SPANISH H o m e —Large living
. . . iHio ooo uoti—o Jae.p.e:, Founder, veteran first :
of the Brooklyn t e « n 7 & d
50x117
"We
specialize
in
pc
rnmnent
wuv'" '• ‘Pa
800 010 lOx—ft take long to learn these, things .
and
large
farm
property.
DeanVance,
p
.
good out ho had ono or two cd to Vlnu and when Bailey slid Pliiiadelphiiw
001 000 12.x -ft into husehull n spotlight of fame « b-n lie banged out three home
$1,950.00
ing". 200 North Par k Ave.
room
with
fireplace,
dining
room,
{jcr¥ ^ 'o r a t i o n , 516 First N a tl.
That explains how sonic player, zr.-Hargn.ves,
; v iS * 1?"8, th at "pelled defeat, back into second safely Tinker was
runs ill a game against St. Louis He ..(her day.
His efforts tied
Summary—Two
huso lilt, I a n - ; new to the majors, nets uwhv to ,, zzz-W itt,
find Oyerllnd.
Bank Bldg. Phono 7i;i
break fust nook, kitchen. 8 be i
...
.
i delivery is ono of the most do- chased by Umpire Kry for object
..
Sum m ary—The base hit, llykes, l be modern major leugue record, and were responsible for five of Ids
FRENCH AVENUE
28—
R
e
p
a
irin
g
»r
Co.,
Park
and
rooms both, screened porch, two
. * s !a,,t<>". Hlackstoek. Stolen flying Htart oniv io falter and he
in tho league and his ing nn his decision. Frombie went Hoiiimel. Three base hit, Welsh. clubs JO runs.
2 lots, 50x117 each
~T—
Imse,
Brown,
.Salvatz.
Sacrifice,
-----------------—
________
_
ear
garage.
Price
S
9
0
0
1
,
cased out of the picture ju st when
of pace was a mean thing to second and Petrie to left field Home run, Poole. Sacrifice, Poole,
Totals..
$ 1,000.00 j-ach
W
hiteinen.
Alvarez
(
2
).
Struck
TYPEW
RITERS—Al
Makes, sold, r»8—Rooms Without Board
COTTA GE—Corner lot
Celerymen to deul with.
fandom is obout ready to receive z-B attid for Mur
18—RusineHs Service Offered rented, repaired. ()rlnndo
for Orlando. Beusley wan safe on Haney, Perkins, French. Double
---- —— .
(Hltrnnr.nu
. 1double
. *"
out by Alvarez, 1; by Withrow, 1. the recruit Into stardom.
VA’Pcrate
entrances,
guTypeplay,
Herrera,
Hegau
and
Todt
(
2
).
zz-Bnttcd forWanct]
LAUREL AVENUE
!? i £ f tJ!c,>re come ln the fourth Fromlne’s error on Ills roller but l-eft on bane, Boston, 4; Philadel
w riter & Supply Co. 42-44 Wat- I'OR RENT Very pleasant sleep inge, home and invowtmeut. For
i.lu? " ,l I,w,|m» off Alvarez, 1; off
or
Baseball is a survival of the
2 bits, fttlx117 each
i tu i
,^ ent out u bunt to- Bailey was thrown out a t the phia, 2. Base on balls, off ZnhuiB, L. PERKINS, Hubordasher kins Block, l’hnne 91 8, Orlando.
lips Co, Inc.
Withrow, 2. Double pluy, Orncles fittest. The weakness of every zzz-Ran for llurtraf
limited
time
price
?ft,
7
ft()
ing room, f„r gentleman, in mod
Bsrl
$ 1,000.00
I third. Ho wns sacrificed” to plate, Abrums to Wells, No ruiiH;
headquarters
for
Collegiate
ICrahain
Trucks.
Shores.
Left
on
base,
Tampki,
_
.....................
N
iim
.,.,
507
First
National
ern home
'
: er, 2. Hit ., off /iilm i-er, ft in 7 [
player soon Ihtoiuoh
general PitLsImrgh
Bank
, on Heights.
....... Rate
$«.00 Bldg. I dephone 219. .
nd by I)unu« mid then Hill one hit, one error.
Clothes.
110
F
irst
Street.
Phone 3.
EXPERT REP; WRING ^
tJ , * . Ffitw htjrgj. ‘J , . Umpires knowledge, coniiimii l' iik-I m and Brooklyn
per week. Gurnge available. Ap
inning); l.'n .ell, 8 in I. Posing I
•yers counted him with u |„Mg
FR E N C H A V E N U E
Sixth Inning
Typewriter* and Add ng Machines. ply Room II Ball Bldg.
hnjdormks
ivnd
Bradley.
Tiuvo.j
th'c
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t
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s
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(lio|iire
.,
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ult.
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,
|,
2 lots, 50x127
to left field. After
LANEY’S
DRUG
STORE—Pre
I el rie was called out oil strikes. bland. M oronity and (ieisel. Turn
PAUL H. N IX.
NIZINi; WORKS
$2009.00 FOR $1000.00
ia t there was no more danger im- Ahriiiie-.
Summit
ry-*
->
rwol
$ I,ftOO.00
scriptions,
Drugs,
Soda.
We
nre
■truck out. i ttK lifted to
With Haynes A RatiilIf. Phono .140 OR Rf,NT--()hc bed daom with
DDYKAR TIRES.
Owne, says sell Ids ;tw;i l.nuid
8. Tbree l.ase
^ Jn t^ n in th from either side.
as near you as your phono.
twin
lied,.
HUH
QHk
Ave
Duulinr, No riiiri, no hits, no e r
I
m
w
stucco
bungalow*.
|L
Batlcrics.
Modern.
Sacrifice, Wright,
Call 108.
30— T a ilo rin g a n d P r e s s in g
I Clcvclni.il Six
'u e a n t, f.„ $8,600 .mdi. w ith down
^ ur i? ‘P. <l<,wn in lh« Crlnndo ror!.
Ituber ry.
Stolen
i'rishie boi led a long one to
»~ !e
“ wnlk- JohiiHtmi
It.ELY furnished bedroom, close paym ent of $2,000 and to ^ive to
L alw lm iri C a p ltir e s S lu g g in jr B r a d e n to n S to re s 5 R u n s In
DEAN BERG C O RPO RA TIO N
ged and, then, with two strikes Johnston. Dumas popped to Viau.
EXPERT PIANO TUNING and HADDOCK STEAM FRESHERY
Win. held • the
welterweight Corey. Left on
FLORIDA
STATE
LEAGUE
t»i bnta, hot water. 404 Palmet
IEUD
s
ON-KSSEX
8
;
Brooklyn,
8
.
ftlft F ir s t National Bank Bldg.
pupcBf
"
Fr
1
1
discount
of
C a m e F ro m F o r t M y e rs lit
T h ir d A nd F iv e M ore
In
Cantwell sent one over Crown nird to Petrie. No runs, ,m
Phonograph
Repairing
by
fac
National I. esq tie
to
Avenue.
<
hniiipNiiiship
before
Mickey
WnikKC.
•>i'iou
S«.,. ami buy one or both.
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
Won Lost
Pet.
mini
to
Deberry;
PITONE 713
er?
F.
(i.
D.
t and the next thing the bits, no errors.
tory
trained
men.
We
can
rebuild
S
e
rie
n
O
p
e
n
e
r
;
E
x
-T
a
m
p
a
Pittsburgh, 2; Brooklyn, 2.
E i g h t h ; W in n e rs Collec t If, Orlando
......
106 S Palmetto Avenue. Phone
........ 12
7
I Oik Ave.
— ------------------- _ ume location, material ami work.1122
Base on balls, off
Wells was across
Your
old
piano
or
refinish
to
look
(
I
Inly
nun
scheduled
I.
34ft-J.
DOUBLE
Lakeland
___
“
m
(l
Jink
Britton.
M
a
n
a
g
e
r
H
a
s
P
e
r
feel
Day
IIKDRQOM. $5.00 ,M.r i'V,,n*h'l» the best. Remember lb,
M ingles O ff T h r e e H u r le r s
.1*22
Seventh Inning
Yde, 4. Struck out,
with th e tying rim and
like new.
Phone 844-W.
SANFORD ...
hat was G|cii:t Wright ’ii hat- Yde, I. Hits, off
week io St s h a r e w ith am tner i •miio0"4’ K,mT r,,r ,7 ’r,(m wilh ""tv
,r>s8
Bailey took Foss’ popup in short,
L 'T V P«rvh«l on third. It
Vineririin League
I $1000 needed. K. A. St rout K a r a
LANKY DRY CLEANING CO. 122Vj Palmetto.
■fifth ting aveiage the first season he Adams, 0 in 2-8. W|
ERA DENTON, FI.,., July 21,—
I'ORT MYERS, Fliv, July :!7.- Fort Myers
-HARMONS
Joiiu.slon
threo bagger to right field. right. Wells fanned.
Ho:.ton, l); Philadelphia, ft.
Sarasota ..
j{.
Dry Cleaning, Repairing and
Agency, 407 F ir s t N ational Bank
.ftt)') wo; with the pirates? -J).
Lakeland
....
..
tho
firs
t
game
|AM
oRiol)ilc
Co,
f/Pi
A
slug
fest
i,t
which
seven
Yde.
Umpires,
M
eL
walked
for
the
third
time.
Jolm4n<J«d it by popping to FrisSanford Stove & Furnituro Co.
(Only one scheduled).
Tan,Du
.......
Wirighl
hit
.287
Dyeing.
Phone
Iftft
for
prompt
87— Acreage Far Sale.
.421
GA'RAGE
BEDROOM*
with
hath
I,lclff”
or
the
>eru-;
with
F
ort
Myers
here
toPhone 187.
und Wilson. Time,!
slon stole second. Frombie walked
pitchuri uiw service 'was taken
321 E. F irst Street
service.
for gentleman.
Also garage.
.289
Monday. 8 to ft. Charlie Allen, St. IV tersburg
How
many
hurdles
im
,
used^in
ulmi.
Vines
struck
out.
No
runs.
from Saiasotu here Monday aft- ■lornier I am |pit■* ■
We carry a full line
I 3th« deleArmen’s h:Jf, with no bits, no errant.
Southern Association
Mrs. Ernest Krupp, 910 Park Ave H V E ROOM modern house, ga- FOR SALE— Itji acres good un
IY.S1.ER~
.222 [be 40-yard indoor hurdle race?—
mnmiger,
•-■■■ni V,Bg now with Bradenton .....
Our priepa are right. Cash of 35A— Em ployment Agencies
gona, Lee Crowe slapped n hit
Little Ruck, 7; Mobile, ft.
rnge, bath, nice lawn and
l.v
tile
Grower;
l.y
a
M
i
oru
of
I#*1
*
’
I’alms,
(
oiilinued
bis
improved celery land ft miles
LER
MOTOR
CO.
KeiiMatimiViau i :n
left for Myers
( tjnly oin> i.elleduli d.
terms. We w ant your business
. IJ*’
was forced a t second
furnished complete, from Sanford, one mile to loading
11 *'»
I "I bitting with f„„r
hit
NATIONAL LEAGUE
FOR RENT—One furnished bed shrubbery
r
hits
in
four
•
»t
i'hone
(i
!)2
bigb
Hy.
F
uks
tlirew
out
Dunbar,
Three.
Myers. A fter Dunbar had gone
room. Apply 305 Magnolia.
I «•’.«:« neighborhood, cluse to schools station, 100 steps off paved high
Won I.ost
SARASOTA
All R II PO A K ■, ,nt“M l,i‘*. hi:' fifth attem pt hemaking u uieo catch of
Wlpil was Charles Toth’s time
Southeastern League
t 9n fo u r balls, Frank Halley Abrams
r.'i
so
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
'" i l l sell lit h su-rifice. For pnr- way, $300 cash; $300 unnunlly for
-Ing a act'd-ice. He ■
liornieki*, s:t
has now hit P ittsburg ...
1
rand
I'Arcr;
SEMINOLE
EMPLOYMENT
the throw. The sunn pair ala
wli. n he swam the English Chan
Columliu-t, <i 7; Siiviumali, H-l.
cement work, sidewalks, build
• air IfI* to left, sending look can* of Hailey.
. Biiiely IO even (,r his Inst fight Cincinnati
89— Rooms For H ousekeeping1‘•‘^ " ^ d r e a s I*, o. Box, 317.
Ann:,tlong, 81,
4 years. Address 80ft Union Ave.
I Dealer,
HOLLYWOOD,
BUREAU
nel ! - s. I). W.
AHaniy, I <5; St. Augustine, ft-9. Turner, 2l»
ing blocks, Irrigction boxos. J. R.
f.V ro sn w ith tlie winning rum
St.
Louia
i
j
trips
in
ihe
plat.
Sanford, Fin.
(/P)—Charley
Weine
204
North
Purk
Ave.
garage
Ijg h th Inning.
rorwllleger, Prop.
Jacksonville, 9; Montgomery, 2. lloguu, |f __
Si xIecu hours, ft l minutes.
Chicago
Young Joe Tinker, son of tho
N.
J.,
and
C'buclt
“
LAKELAND
I
St
Plume
ft
17
CLEAN, COOL A ttractive room s! H5" ~ LoUl F o r S u ,«
Frisbie threw out Viau, Hailey
Wh.ii .vat the outcome of the diunapulis, Iml.,
New York
yiqrtatoii,
in
Sevier, rf . .
I
Buckh v, 21.
^Pl was chased
. .........
91— Legal Noticed
nt low summer rates. V erm ont!
jumping for tin* throw.
Petrie
Florida
S
late
League
S.
J.
NIX
I
lout
between
’loin
my
O'Briim
and
Brooklyn
iMuiiii:.!), cf
SAN LA NT A
.. -m p fro E ry for allow- grounded t 0 Bailey, A bruins beat
Heiek. 8h
ac~ oak i.an n
D ay-i
imve been siispcildc
3fi— S itu a tio n W a n te d F e m ale Inn. 215 S'. Palm etto St.
St.
Potoridiiiiif,
l;
'l'<iin|ii4,
ft.
Attorney
and
Counsellor
at
Law
Ace
llmlkiiis,
held
iu
California
Philadelphia
his tem per to get the best of
ON'TIAC-.
11. Miller, II, .
Lot 13, l.loek 7. 5(1x136
tonu Beach, Fla.
ix
riM rriT
n il h t. hk\K v r n
F n .lin i, e
and tlieir pursgs fori
Orlundo, I; SANFORD, 2.
Iasi y ear?—D. S. W.
300 E ast F irst Street.
.m i m m . r u n 1 i t . s i u i i m i i . k
Boston
a over a decision by Ery. From- out a bit toward second. Dunbar
I,. Miller, I Ii
$1,900.00. $400 mail
lira /i' r, «• .
»ill*c ('..nipiiny.
Wednesday
night
in|
I
l
WANTED
POSITION
Stenogramade
..
dice
catch
or
a
drive
from
r
n
t
v
n
.
r
i
.
o
u iiM .
Harunotn, H; Bradenton, II.
Brown, p
moyeft in to the place vacated
Unlanci* t«i suit purchaser
[[’Biiea won on foul in 5th round were confiscated vk
| W e i h. r f
Phone 121
IX MMX 0 :111.
74—Apartments
For
Rent
phir
i.ml
general
0
ffiro
work.
Cox. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Lakeland, 8; Fort Myers, Ii.
SANFORD
ROOFING
CO.
Joe and Petrie went to left
Homier, p
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SI I T T O r o i l K I 'I . O S K
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
F u o ..'.-. If
How long has George Sister pen red here yestc
! Phone 532-J.
A licit walked. On an attem pted
roofs| built up roofs. Re-ri
lloiii tiin, p
Olft-ftlft First National Bank Bldg 1 " i : K K M . ni ioi rni ;1 <; a i . k .
NFORD
Won Lost
Pet. bei ii in (he majors and did he ever state athletic coma
Klhiin. Ih
BRICK CO.
AB R II PQ a K sacrifice, Cantwell r.ireed Allen,
FURNISHED
A
partm
ent,
priva'ci
over old roofs. Leaks repaire
Now York _
(10
24
Phone 713
Uy, r f ------- a
•f.28 Play al the University of Michi Hwcr charges of foull
loli* Avenue,
D"d|. II.
' •'»•A i. ” . . t 1s »v r
10— M oney to L o an
bath amUdntriinee. Apply 1020
Ahraiim to Viau. Beasley fouled
(’levelund .
Vs
gan ? I), s F.
one 3C7
wi BS ...... 4
Totahi
.ft
4
2
Cusack,
I,
8
ft
8
7
21
II)
2
Elm
Ave.
^
r
to
Ahrnins.
Frisl.io
fanned.
No
A
M
U ' H J U N K S A N D I l l s Wi l l . ;
Philadelphia
■. of ........ .1
Bides,
p
MELLONVILLK
AVE
.r,;i7
Sim
re
1915.
He
played
at
Mich
National League
A IA TTIK JU N KS.
runs, mi hits, no errors,
WANTED—STOCK ISSUE
Detroit .......
we, 8b .
.j
In F ort Mellon. Lot fiOxlJO.
.520 igan just before making major lea
BRADENTON
Willy, p
D K K ...J . • X . At! R II PO A
('hici.go at Bouton.
n?,RD~
FORDSON
FOUR
ROOM
furnished
up
Stock
Issue
wanted
i
n
company
1
1
rt
:
Ninth inning
W
HEELESS
A
WELSH
jrars, 2b
t
s y p f l g o .....
11 800. ti ensh.
E l l i o t t , 2h .
........
<’ I T ' A u T , I o X.
r.io gue debut.
I^W'ns, Inc.
Sproul, |i
ft 2 2 2 2
9 II
Cincinnati
at
Brooklyn
mont,
1306
Park.
W.
V.
Wl
ces
or
(ironeeding
additional
final
huel
t
d
.
M T A T i: f i K ^ F l x t l t l l 'A
T l.
Myers threw out Foss. Well;
‘Service th a t makes friends’*
bar, If . _ ;t
W ashington
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
White, 3li . .
.411
Intlnictto. I>honc 321
Wlint was tin* outcome of tlie
1
I 2 2 2
ler,
Inc.
PiUslnirgh
at.
New
York.
^
A
V
I
!
,
"S ,ln .\ K 8 A N |.
1
1
ml
possimotion
with
real
merit
walked.
Johnston
struck
out
FISK
TIRES
VULCANIZING
515-51G
First
National
Bunk
Bldg
St.
Louis
.
ley, lb
B
a
r
n
e
:
;
,
Ih
>
,
,42ft "ml between Solly Seaman and
i
Totals
M A T T I K Ju.NKH
Ht. Louis at Phihulelpliia.
21 k M 27
hllities. Give complete letails first
Wot grounds esl
Frniiil.i.' tripled to right, scoring
Phone 713
Boston __
Lee, rf
|
ash
M i . | . | . C H I ' l l . g l . y u f r i i l i . v l l Mil'll III
.298 Lui> \m ceiitini held jn New York
FT. MYERS
'i-aw*"* 0 .....
Alt It H p o \
communication. Art lierr Langley FOR ENT—One 2-room apartment
Dll'* I'll ..HI* I Itill tl... r c s l l l l ' l l l l ill Mill
collation
of
thu
Wells
to
tie
itie
score.
Frisl.i
1in motor ( i,r val.,..
HILTON’S BARBER SHOP
ran
R ich a rd son, |f-p I
lust full? — F. CL H.
2
O'Reilly, ss
American League
..ml 1 i.cli u f > 1.11 | m u i l k i i v u 1. mill
ft I I I I
furnished. Phone 287-W or 310
Rose and Co., lift Wall !■itreet, New
the Orlando series
back mid made a uieo caleh of
INOToils (•(,
;
. H 3 Magnolia Avenue.
I t e n 11, e f
;,
SA N FO R D AVENUE
AMERICAN AHHOCIATION
Hi.ll I lie .'i* !)i mi ni,,. iu Hie M , ; l r 1
Graadio, rf
They
fought
u
10-round
draw.
Washington
at
Chicago.
Maple.
York
City.
Vines’ pop fly.
a
gumo
that
promi»
"
f l' lii|'l(ti. I l . c s e l l I c e o f
a
sii|,
In
Itoso
C
ourt.
Lot
75x150
Totals
B olierlejli, c
I
[N Sanford Ave
'8
C*U8B ourbers, Special a t
Pd.
Wickham, 2h
,
4* (I 27 9 tl
How many seasons did Ernie one of the largest
New
York
nt
St.
Louis.
l ," c i u . aiii'ii w i n , m « 1.11 li| III,,,| ,. 11111'. 1
Viau threw out Duiiiuk. Crowe
!
tention
givon
ladies
and
children.
$2,700
P
a
r
k
e
r
,
e
I
New
Orleans
Allen,
ef
.ftf.7
when winning run scored
ludgetl
play
with
the
Boston
Boston at Detroit.
"t .m i
T li.il .111* ..»•• ..lit i,f 1 1.,. L
LOANS—Money avaifnh lo ut 7 per FOR RENT— Furnished 3 room
season.
Myers
laurh
J o b , n o n , )•«
|
Memphis . .
D E A N -B E R G CO RPO RA T IO N
M a l e nf K l n r l i l a an il linvn Im . u f „ r ,r
.(lift Braves?—S. D. A.
llouza. ih
An R II PO. A E 'di pped a single to left.
Philadelphia a t Cleveland.
. ■.... V"U |>
1
1
y
rty.
A.
P
Apartm
ent,
recently
completed.
cent.
Close
in
propc
There
is
to
be
only|
forced
Crowe,
Fminhie
unmihistid.
*■
"’
hI x (> (Ik v m .1 ihI m i
mu* I
515
510
F
i
r
s
t
N
ational
Bank
Bldg
SANFORD
DRUG
COMPANY
B
n
r
i
o
n
,
p
I
f
ii
Birmingham
Casa res, If
Three.
i. H - .......;. ; 0 0 fl n o
.577
K“ i “ ‘”*r costs you.
Good location. $55 per month. In• « KilllK Vi».|r 4 «| t «*m no (lust 11• ,-<)H :
Connolly & Sons.
morrow, uturting at'
punbnr walked. Bnilcy singled to
"The
Rexall
Store"
P
hone
713
Seluiehl,
p
2
Nashville
.
.
.
WlT*lb2
.531
Cliuneey,
2b
<11 im u t On a ervi'U i.iii.n j m . , u i.a |
.Southern Association
K J l e s s . . Wo make a specialty of our prompt
-fq
"I u irp II. M. Herald office.
loft, scoring My era. •
The gam e rained
Peel, p ............ 2
A tlanta ----m i ll n f y o u . a m i
Hint viiiir lust
61Mayo, p
InCAItAtJK co .
m
2
.495
NasliVlliii a t Atlanta,
B.
47—
D
ogs,
C
a
ts
,
P
e
t
I.
....XV11 nililrcHM null ri sl ih 'iic c w u .
Im
played
when
thsl
idling
of
prescriptions
and
quick
HIGHLAND
STREET
x Kelly,
.
|
Mobile .........
iT l b ^ . 3
.414
X Join moil, .
Cluiltnrnmgi., a t Birmingham.
.
1
FOR RENT—Bedroom, 510 W. 1st Between Elm anil French Aves. ' ..'iM'i'ul D e l l v t ' i y. Illicit Ik Ih c . jeiol _
to Sanford In Aug4»l
Chattanooga
.378
lila:
Little Reek at Mobile.
Stroct
Summary—Two huso lilt, Myec*.
He
pairj
o
r
u
jr8
_
Sod«°—*
8
ot
Sandwiches
probably
bo
Crowe's
f
lit
SALK
BULL
DOG
PUPS
FC
6 iota, 50x154 eueh.
T II K It II )’ ij l; K
V u f.
A N lll’K
IK
|
I
Tot
ala
.
..
Little
Rock
.342
Totals
.
..
. f
kW
Memphis
a
t
Now
Orleans.
8ft
ft
fit
27
1ft
Halley. Three hr so hit, Won.he.
Tfcurouirhbral Krfurh, A muii. «•!«*.
j unks i n u iia t t ih ju n k s, uni
row a n d Wells is «*
Will acl| one or oil.
x-Butled for Bouerlei
■FfBe» C ......... :. 8
x-Butted
for
Mayo
in
9
ih,
ur
Hlbb.oi
Full
bliMid,
P
fdlsnc.
III
CLARK Apartm ents on the
• s e l l o f . n v . n r e r . 'i i u l r c i l in In* u m l
Stiri'iTicr, IIII taiiiM. Stolen hnse,
$2,000 each. Terms to suit,
WASHINGTON, July 27.—(>P)~ innt© Dent for slab 1
TRIM , ' d ----- WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT Nlnrb. Miron*, bmlttay. vlRiirmiB. THE
Johnson, cf ...... 2
■ io iln .u r
Imfiiri'
u lic
snlil
I'lrc u ll
Lakeland ----DUO (ton n o _8
Southeastern League
bench, reasonable weekly or
Bailey, ..............
Double play
Homeotie
must
isreading
Chicago
b 1hr in mi)
purchaser
Mnal
nffrrlluualc
prt«.
Sr
1 f l i r t al S n iif n r tl. K lu ililn , mi || ih
Surnsotn
..
, Frombe, lf- 2b .. 2
H
ill
n.ii)
iioo
—
fl
J*sr,
not
the
w
•>
L
.
S*IOF
—
Printing,
Engraving,
Savannah
a
t
Columbus.
Fol
Myors
01)2
I
III
200—0
monthly
ratoa.
410-418
South
At
Myers. Frist,io to Bailey. Left mi
n ftrr A o'rlock.
- *• •!«> <>f A lot list. A. Ii.. IHZH, a lll|
dispatd.es to the
Penguins
in
During normal sic
D E A N -B E R G C O R P O R A T IO N
;; tyinea, p ............ 4
P W Mi l .
” Embossing. See us first, Wo do rvrnln*
Bradenton
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:orm Goes NortfcLl
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BY Tree P a lls Across R o o f KILLED WHEN
SMITHS’ STORE
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H. J. I.nney of Orlando, em other workmen were on a cot
ployed in construction work on the playing curds, hut they escaped
new power plant o f the Florida without a scratch. The four cots
Local Furniture Dealers S u f Ruhlic Service Corporation, was were in a row.
The laborer slightly hurt is said Alfred Liljn, Engineer, Dies
fer $20,000 Damage \Vh<*n instantly .killed at 10:10 o’clock
last night' n a hunkhouse, 500 to have changed hi< position a few
As Northbound Passenger
Itain Ruins Large Stock *Of feet from ihe new plant. The moments h-fnre the crash, saving
Train
Hits Open Switch
High Priced
Merchandise plant, is at Benson Springn, on his life by so doing, it is said.
And
SmashnsSwitchEnginc
the north shore of Lake Monroe.
Sanford physicians were called
A pine trvx. about 50 feet tall to the -i.-em- of the accident.
was uprooted by the storm's fury
I.alley is survived by his widow.
and it. fell across the huukhouse. The body being held at Del.and,
Tile tree crushed the skull
of pending the receipt of word from
I.nney who was reading a paper Orlando as to its disposition.
Chimneys Fall Through Roof on his cot.
Workmen were said to bo vacat Seven Huh Passengers Hurt.
A fte r Heing Forced Down
A fellow workman, reclining in ing the hunkhouses at Benson
None Seriously; Smash-Up
Ry Imrge Real Estate Sign a cot next to that of Lancy’j! wps Springs today because- o f tho high
Occurs At 11:20 O ’ clock
nlightly injured by tho tree. Two water surrounding the houses.
i
The heaviest damage recorded
Alfred Lilia of Sanford, veteran
from the stoun this morning wus
engineer of the Atlantic Const
sustained bv the Smith Brothers
Line Railroad, wns Instantly kill
Inc., when a large Mgn on their
ed in Orlando at 11:20 o'clock this
roof was blown down ami two boles
morning when pussenger train No
torn in the i ••■f 'hrmigli which
80 rnn into nn own switch and
sever."I
hunur-d
galloiM
of
water
i vas killed, heavy damage done to-th e celery
struck a freight train.
J A C K S O N V IL L E , July 28. (/P)— The W est Indian hi
poured, ruining
approximately
Idight |ire|ierly damage sustained in Sanford and $15,000
Mr. Lilia's body wns reconvert! cane, which Monday crossed from the Cnrribbeun S c a jl
worth ••f high-priced furni
rlast nigh! as the result o f the severe storm that ture. The damage to the building
at 1:60 o'clock this afternoon aft
er u wrecking crew had worked rnvnjfe the Huhnmu Islands and the lower east const “i
and liie sign will tot.il about $20,
J hours.
las almost completely isolated from the outside 000, stated K. C. Smith, Jr., prosi- Directors Room O f Sanford Leaves Sanford Tonight For more than two hours to free h<* Florida, today hammered at the seu gates of the um
body. Train service from tlu: peninsulu.
of the company- this morn
. early morning hours.
Telegraph and tele- •ilent
Hank And TrustCompanyls
Tokyo After Six Yenrs On south was interrupted by tho acci
ing. A complete estimate o f the
Calm followed by .steadily rising gales presaged * t j
Bunication was seriously hampered but large loss could not he made today.
Flooded By Rain A fte r BIr
L’clcry Farm NeurThlsClty; dent.
advent
o f the hurricane hh it swept into now territory le
rknicn had the situation considerably improved
According to Mr. Smith the huge
Tho wrecked passenger Iran is
Chimney (riutsThrou^hRoof
Pluns To Return Next Year
real estate sign was fastened to
duo in Sanford at 10:15 o’clock ing- behind it distressed shipping, wind nnd wave dt
gternoon•
this morning und was running be which may run into millions o f dollars and paralyzed
of Orlando was killed at Benson Springs late the roof by means of two chim
A big hole was torn in tho roof
neys. which toppled over when tho
After residing in Sanford for the hind time when the collision oc of communication.
*hen a lag pine tree fell across a bunk house o f sign was blown down, tearing two of the Sanford Bank and Truit past
six years during which time cured.
Behind the wall o f gale Bwept seas the fa te o f sc
IPublic Service Corporation.
fils skull was holes in the roof through which Company’s building during tho he has engaged in the celery farm
Mr. Lilia's body was caught be
[Koother casualties ns the direct result of the tho water poured, rapidly spread storm last night when a large ing business, Chihiro Uchida, a neath twisted machinery in thu ships is hidden. Only nn occasional wireless message
ing over the second floor mid ihen brick chimney toppled over and Japanese, accompanied by his wife cab. Considerable coal fruni thu ed up tby the Tropical Radio Corporation at Miami
Mprtcd to Sanford authorities.
Beeping through to the main show- caused damngb estimated at $2, nnd i .He daughter, will leave to tender was nlao heaped upon tho
the silence at sea last night. Most o f these concerned
T. to celery seed beds in East Sanford, W est
000.
night on his way back to Tokyo, engineer's body.
100m.
; and the Oviedo districts were estimated at ' The gtc.. «» t jLintge was on the
Italian
Steamer Ansaldo San Giorgio Secundo, still wal
The chimney is over a fire plats his former home.
Thu freight
nnd passenger
ing
rudderless
o ff Jupiter.
^tifried survey made this morning by Gwinn second floor, It was announced. in n small office between tho bank
Uchida U returning home to trains wore both running north.
No furthor word was- rccefy
fchtajive of. the
Vegetable Corpora* When the store opened this morn ing rooms nnd the office o f the make an extensive study of the The freight locomotive was mov
. ing there was over two inches <>f president nnd the bunk’s directors. production of Easier lilies ns ing backwards nt a much slower
from the Danish steamship
--^W atnr on the second floor of the The weight of tho bricks is be grown in Jupun.
helm Reldormanq, which mess*
Hu expects to rate than the pnssengor train, it
in rlinford
r; tiding and practically all of the lieved to have caused tho,roof to Hudy sail nnd climatic conditions was reported.
yesterday it wns in dlstra*S<
Cleared.
Ljjwih
nTinlturo there \TS8 thoroughly collapse.
tween Miami and Jupiter
Seven passengers of nu Orlando •
necessary for thu plant, which he
future apparufitsaturated.
LlktWlso tbo sea gave no wc
The falling bricks smashed two believes enn be grown successfuly Winter Pnrk bus . wero seriously
t nravip^i properly
“
The
damaged
goods
wero
r.r.t
tho
60-foot Zulleta of Brunsv
injured
prior
to
tho
collision
of
tho
in
Florida
and
particularly
in
the
large
windows
o
f
the
directors’
, lure p.»- tor hoard
(Special To The Hernld)
covered bv insnranc.*. nnd it will room. Laths and plaster covered section around Sanford.
Ga.
fast trqj», hound for New York
The usual Associated Pre*s
Itlw twii-.slorv buildhe impossible to have any of it tho floor.
Tho Gulf Refining Compar
leased wire service report on In
The hole was four or
rthf firm ai aon-.tOK
From time to time Uchida plans from Jnnipa. The passongor train
repaired,” stated Mr. Smith.
tanker
J. M. Guffey is tw o;d.„
struck
the
bus
at
North
Orange
ternational,
national
and
state
five
feet
in
diameter.
to ship the plants to Sanford
*t was iiin hureil to
Hits Cocoa About Midnight
Tho dninr^;- suffered by the
overdue at Jacksonville but co*
news is not presented today in
The wind blow
COCOA, Fla., .Inly 28. (Speclul furniture concern was the heaviest
Workmen were engaged this nf- where the experiments will lie con nnd Highland Avenues, und then
pnny representatives snid
The Herald, because of damngo
tinued.
If it is found that the rnn into the engine and n train of
Mats, rarrving the to The Herald).—The tropical hnrin the city proper, and wns said to ternoon in making temporary re soil here is suited to the plant, cars on tho open switch.
believed
tho ship was riding o u t1
to
wircH
of
thu
Southern
Bell
unic lime. The rienne struck Cocoa this morning be peculiar on account of the fact pairs to the roof to protect the
gale. A t several places along!, 1
The bus was struck at (p grndu
Telephono Company.
I tore two Ini ire holes ul 12:15 with its highest wind, the
Uehidu plans to make arrange
room
from
further
ruins.
n circuit of the
that it was caused entirely by the
coast hurricane winds soras
The
Jacksonville
ments for large shipments of the crossing, which wns partly hidden
I the water that run The barometer fell .ft from 10:45
sign on the roof there being no up • Wm. II. Tunnlcllffc, president of seed to be sent to this city.
roached an Intensity of 100
by
a
sharp
curve.
It
wus
thrown
company
over
which
tho
Herald
Ae' damage estimated 28.00. The lowest recorded here. link between the town and Ocenn the bank, is absent from the city,
an hour.
80 feet and landed on the opposite
obtains its daily news despatch
ortiiture.
cording
to
his
preseht
plans
he
will
The Barometer fell .8. from 10:45 proper.
it was said, and plans for perma
side of thu tracks p mass of
A wind velocity of 70 a .
es was cut o ff by tho storm
i»' room of the Snn- last night to 12:45 this morning,
nent repairs to tho roof will be spend the next IH months in To wreckage.
caused
damage estimated atj.il
during
the
night.
A
now
cir
kyo,
nnd
return
to
Sanford
nt
tho
I Trust Co. was serf after which it went up again, the
made on his return.
lion
dollars
at West Palnr,
According
to
the
passenger
cuit
to
Sanford
was
being
built
end of thut time if the experiments
»h*n a Wrick chiin- Jiigh wind subsiding.
and Palm Beach. Mlrml r «
train fireman, CiiMrles Chathum,
Tho police department notified have been successful.
up today nnd the full Associated
I to the roof, resultdatnag* estimated at |ll
the engineer threw on tho emer
Small .ernft UT the Indian River
an official of tho bank early this
Press’ report will be carried
l hole. The damage
The Uchidns will go from hero gency brakes hut could not stop
while full reports from tow
hero
suffered,
one
snu.II
cruiser
morning
when
n
patrolman
dis
Thursday.
I it $2,(Mm.
rysli
tied up at the city dock being hatcountryside
between Miami'"
covered the damngo.
The Imhk to New York, thence to Seattle the train in time to prevent it run
Despite this obstacle, Tho
Vvhirh blew at a veloefrom
where
they
will
tako
a
ship
ning through the upon switch and
\Vcat Palm Beach wero lad
"tered tt> pieces during the night.
building is located at First and
Herald present special news de
i or m-T" an hour at
home.
It will require a month to crashing into tho switch engine.
meager messages Indicated conMI
Magnolia Avenue.
Damage us reported ho far in this
spatches from Orlando, Daytona
(the night ripped awn- community including trees uproot
make the trip, he said this morn
oracle loss from wrecked building
Tho Sanford engineer was tho
Reach, DeLnnd anil Cocoa on
No
storm
insurance
was
carried
tir supports, t rashed
ing.
_ crippled utility
oviiuy plant*.
iiiuiiu). ,<««
und
only railroud man in the two en
tho effect of the storm in those
Plans wore made today by tho on the building, it was suid.
fllu.”, uprooted small ed. garage tops lifted by the gale,
Bofore leaving, Uchida took oc- gine cabs to be caught, it wns said,
Most of the towns wero la dsi
cities.
These
reports
were
ob
nnd
also
broken
doors
and
windows
Sanford
Kiwanin
Club
fur
tho
en
oke liramhf, from
i union to express his appreciation it was said
ness last night owing to brol
|of homes. So far as is known no tertainment Friday of members of
tained over tele graph nnd tele
I residential sections,
to Sanford people, whom ho de Ciutflos Chatman o f Sanford, fire phone wires that wero not de
wires and water damage. In
loss
o
f
life
has
occurred.
the Fustic Kiwunis Club.
fill ini'h- of rain fell
scribed ns the "best people that man in tho freight locomotive,
ruy streets wero immdnted
stroyed by tho storm.
The festivities will begin with u
The city streets are fu ll* of
•pcriml I., i ween 7:.-t0
can ho found anywhere."
He de escaped without injuries. No pushouses
unroofed.
baseball
game
between
the
two
Ki, *)' nmrumg and thu broken limbs and uprooted tress.
clared that he would always have sgngura \yere hurt on the trnin, it
Central
Florida sufforad „
wanis
nines
nt
the
Sanford
hall
|w*»y.
•r.liog
to Prospects look bright for complete
a warm spot in heart for this city is reported.
winds which were described
park,
and
will
conclude
with
a
ban
The
Associated
Press
let
up
in
wind
nnd
rain
today.
. Wailter, I
weathund expressed the hope that his ef
back lass from hurricane.
Nono of the seven bus pas
l»l Suillnrd.
Tho damage to the fruit crop quet ut tho Seminole Cafe that
NEW YORK, July 27.—The will forts in Japan would be rewarded sengers aro believed to liuvc bean
In Orlando, Sobring,
night.
Tho
game
will
get
under
Tici' from the south hero cannot he estimated though
o f Cleveland H. Dodge, financier
Wintor Park and other nlace* I
way at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and philanthropist, who died <>n so that ho might return to Sunford. fatally hurt, it was said ut thu Or
"hr C011.-I fane Unil- it is thought to be.heavy.
trie light, telephone and tele
"Please say farewell to my lando General Hospital, whero they
while tho banquet
will start June 21, ftlod for probate today,
apted Mu* morning,
were removed after the urcidcnt.
servlco was interrupted or .
friends
for
mo,"
said
Uchida,
"I
promptly
at
7:80
o'clock,
accord
Storm Sewers Clogged
try,ranis and the coldisposes of an estate of 620,000, regret to lcavo Sanford and I hope
lysed. Calm weather waa ropbi
Mr. Liljn, 57 years of ago, has
DEI-AND, Fla. 'July 88.— (Spe in g to Secretary L. C. Bcbout.
♦niPT train No. SO
000.
today at Miami und most qf !ow4
been In tho servlco of the Atluntic
i
will
be
able
to
return
next
year."
Following
the
report
of
the
en
I train in Orlando late cial to The Herald)— Only bne cas
east const territory.
Coast Lino for 21 years. He re
Mr. Dodge said in the document
whi.-n Kngm-er A l ualty so fYir as can be learned re tertainment committee, the meet that “ bolieving it wiser to give
sided at 015 Park Avenue. Ho is
u Mistr,nt |y killed. sulted from the severe wind and ing was thrown open for a round
Electricity
Is
TurnedOnEarly
McADOO’S SISTER DIES
WASHINGTON, July 28.—(/P
survived bv his widow. He has
liberally during my life to religi
clcareii early tliis rain storm that swept this section table discussion on tho purposes of ous and charitable objects, I make
KNO XVILLE, Tenn., July 28.-- relatives living in New York,
Today After Large Crew Weather bureau,today
* issued . I
ht \ik
tesiored. of Volusia county lost night und Kiwanin and what tho locnl club no request o f that character, know (/P)— Mrs. Edwin Floyd Wiley, 75, Massachusetts and Connecticut.
following storm* warning:
Stays
On
Job
Throughout
®nd train-. overdue, today. A mnn Li.ncy, employed by could do for the betterment of San ing thd hearty sympathy of my a half-sister of William G. Mcisory 9 a. m. hurricane cont
Hours O f Heavy,Windrftorm visory
Jitll IIf11 I Tit.oil
tho Florida Public Service Com ford.
doo, secretary nf the treasury in
8 o’clock along tha northeast
dear
wife
and
children
in
such
ob
Tho underprivileged child com
1,on Suflcr* L illie
pany at tho'Benson Springs plant,
ida coast b#tw*en Titusville
jects, and feeling sure that they Wilson’s administration, died at
* sei lion of Sanford was killed last night when n treo mittee roportod that tho case thoy will use the property entrusted to her ht>mo hero Inst night.
“ An all nig
She
i l l * f raovir
_ veery at
Jacksonville
moving
had
under
consideration
would
be
'mtle from tl„. <.Ui‘ly fell upon his hunk houso.
storm, with almost tho entire work north, northwestward center
enter £
;
is survived by four sons and three
thorn
liberally
for
humane
and
■ . oi-veml windows
In tho DcLand section tho chief taken care of immediately nnd the benevolent objects.
ing crew of tho Florida Power and pass closa to Jacksonville to
daughters.
ii-ow W(,r,. I,,-,,!*,.,,. damage wus caused by tho clogging patient removed to tho city hospi
Light company of this, city on and quite likely will mova'nor
As soon as he recovers suf
Kn Arh‘*r sign on top of storm sewers--by debris blown tal.
hand, was the main reason that ward near or insidu Georgia col
ficiently
to
be
moved
ho
will
he
from trees.
Several largo sign
Sanford had ulectric power, today," lino.**’
’ . jj
“ The excellent seamanship of said Manager C, A. Byrd this
hoards were tom from their moor taken to tho Shrine Hospital in
Shreveport,
La.,
for
further
treat
Capt.
T.
W.
Lund
of
tho
Clyde
morning.’*
•
'
• ATLAN TA, July 28c
.Piute glas windows ings.
Line .Steamer Oscoola probably
A number of large oaks and ment.
on tli. lake side «,f
There
Is
no
way
of
definitely
de
iory atom warnings
Tho feature of the banquet for
averted a tragedy at Palatka laat termining the damage at tho pres
An-nili-.
the pines were uprooted or broken by
leorgla'Ac
along Go
th
<
>
EustLs
Kiwanians
will
bo
tho
night,
stated
Purser
C.
W.
God
ent tlmo. ' A cKeck-up of the hav Charleston' today,. Local
wric all reinforced l ho wind, while streets wero litter
address
of
Walter
R.
Weiser,
dis
win
in
an
interview
Immediately
gale
that'Usually
comes
in
SontcmBy R. J. Holly
‘h> force of the gale ed with fulling mos* and largo
oc wrought by tho atom will bo
trict govomor of the orgBniiation.
Tho storm of last rilght brings bor when it comes at all in Florida after tho bout docked hero thla made this afternoon and tomorrow bureau officials said it
„m.
f> imes and brunches that interfered with traf Other numbers on tho program
feed tha hurricane''
that year it was Into and no morning.
morning," Mr. Byrd added.
J ? . hit ,m thu con- fic. Up until noon today DcLand aro a reading by Miss Margaret to mind those storms of other days but
‘ along the Florida
later
one
expected
such
a
storm
later
“
Wo
came
into
Palatka
about
In Sanford and lrt' Florida when 1t
without electricity.
Tho
L‘ n« estimated damage was
e last se'hour**wi
Overhead tinea, sustained tha
_ s 10:46 o'clock last night,” said Mr.'
in th<>‘ season,’ > Like yesterday’s
Cowan,
a
violin
selection
by
Miss
seemed
that
,
every
moment
would
Southern Bell Telephone Company
greatest damage. ’• During the
a near B:
Mary
Stoinoff,.
and
a
vocal
solo
by
storm
‘
It
came
almost
without
b
oen
Godwin.
“
The
wind'
had
‘
be
the
last
of
things
mortal.
ct ciuirer Myrtle 1). was nblo to maintain local service
night between 16 Und 20 trees war*
nab during thrday?'*
warning
and
created
much
havoc
blowing
haref
ajl
the
way
fr6m
Joe
Graham.
The recant blow was one of the
lift i.ttcn was but long dlstanco lines in all direc
4*A
All local Kiwanians are urged to hardest -tjiat Sanford has experi In itypping circles.
Jacksonville, and had reached the removed from the lines, It is said.' \’*v .'1
tions wero down.
.
there
bus
They bad been uprooted by tha
W J8T PALM BEACH. J]
be
present
at
both
the
baseball
fury
of
a
gale
as
we
maneuvered
un. . r .i ■'l*s been n<
The
citrus
crop
was
farther
ad
enced since the atom of October,
A t : noon communication with game and tha baliquet Friday.
wind and thrown across the wires. —(ffV-Affear a 48 hour bai'
, °I die damage it
1910, at which time the wind blew vanced than it la now and much of into the dock at Palatka. ‘Aa We
Cily current w m cut off Ust hurricane winds, am r *
.H*" “ b«ut *21)00. Palatka and Cfeacent City had been
cast
off
from
pur
moorings
Capt.
a gale’ of 60 mile* an hour for the fruit was lost by being thomed
from its
Lund sa# that these waa * pos night at 10:80 o’clock, and th#' communication with ■
—Inr
.'other
words
the
high
winds
three'days
and
nights
almost
with
S^squi-Centennial
main city circuit w m turned on
out ceasing. , A t this time . the blow* the thorrts against the fruit sibility of hitting tha Mssenj
inch
U' ,V,‘at iMt0
th° whs raofuin*.wu»- 1. T7"— VVi.
again this morning at 8 o’clock.
! ^ " rH
the neu
[Damago To Seed Beds Is Placed At
too By (iwinn Fox, Field Manager Of
rkto Vegetable Corporation; $20,000
iage Suffered ByliOcalFurnitureFirm Falling Brick Causes
Damage To Building
Wreck Occurs After
Train Smashes Bus
ey Falls Piercing H ole In R o of
Causing Estim ated $2,000 Loss
Communicatiion Lines Are Paralyzed
Damage To Property AndShippingAloi
Coast Will Run Into Millions; WireU
Messages Tell Of DqngersFacing Yesdl
. (s From 70 To 100 Mil
Palm Beach Reports The G reatest!
foes Of Bain Falls In The 24-Hour
Knding At 7:30 This Morning;
egraph, Telephone Service Hampered
Central Florida Hit By High Winds Whl
Damage Telephone And Telegraph Lirti
Calm Weather Is On East Coast Todi
WATER CAUSE OF JAP FARMER IS
LOSS TO LOCAL GOING TO NATIVE
BANK [ AST NIGHT LAND FOR STUDY
Herald Leased Wire
Out Of Commission
Storm Bulletins
Local Club Plans
Entertainment For
Visiting Kiwanians
Will Dispose Of
$20,000,000 Estate
LIGHT COMPANY
BATTLES STORM
TO GIVE SERVICE
Clyde Line Vessel
Encounters Heavy
Winds During Trip
■Jr- ■u,r"
hi*
Tuesday N ight’s Storm Recalls One
Which Occured Here 16 Years Ago
th/t1,!n to" of the
of the craft
, lb'JUt «cvui feet of
p*'re J'aniantd
. traft along tho
« n,Td „
£
<ii'lri" K ‘ bo
I .ttu' }
dredge
‘ he foot of park
L . "“ bmerged
••battering them
i J S , : u8 « iv«n a»
t^m.ge was light.
" tw / r-iliarted at
f T L A skylight
attSS l" ,h*
f* *
Faces H uge Deficit
farmers, had all their seed bed* out
and.tnany of Ahem bad plsnted the
Postal office reported progress on
as In those days
PHILADBLPHIA, July 28.- cel
the repairs of its line.
8he sesqul-cen'tehfalal exposition not they’ planted later than they do
only faces court action to prevent now,
60-Mile Wind A t Smyrna
.. .
" "
amusements
on • The losg to celery .plant*, and
operation of„it«
am
us
NEW SMYRNA, July 28.— (I
* J- '
seed bed* amd to the farms
form s'gen‘
confronted
Sunday,
but
it
also
Is
clal to The Herald)— Lashed
Was severe as great ditches
^ng deficit and
00 mile wind and a driving rain with a hui
j fields
mset outstand- w ort;
which .continued throughout tht needs 18,7i
Teient to i
the
i
ing
obligations.
f
0
1
_
.
ht. New Smyrna .awoke thle
pmenta, bowDespite theca
morning 'to 6 '
!
wreckage
;11t«|^ on
;took an op*
ever, Mayor
’
eituetion,
astlmistlc
view
ef<1
damage Is not as graft as antici
_ oi the
7,
sorting that th e *
pated by 'many.
and. as
birthday
ono
hundred
wnr
People jrera pngbsLle get out of
' ,W M
Arne ‘
their Ijpmty ubtil,
*u“ - * - " 1 of
“ cheap: *t
iPhJIwaa confides
^ / •.ntru‘ turo was through the Western Unlbn and the
idpblan
I,i
bridge to the aouth, ana turn'
his
into thh h i t
traced hia passage h» the ^dock
and brought the 'v yty h'.'.’ agft
through tna bridge. •V ;..' . .
“ Tha fact that tte bride* w m
crowded with can a^ tb * '.Bros
dm a on
th« draw being open
o f 1910 will be re- account
hy the older inhabitant* made the fast mor*Vaot*worthy^
'
»• ••
J aa |t Mew plate gl*s» he declarad.
puncturing it and aUrting decay
that ruin* the fruit for shipping
purposes.’ Ro doubt the recent
storm 'Will also injure quite a bit
of the fruit. In tha citrus groves
throt
at tths ssuthsm part of
the
of
~tn#W*
*•WmligD
tree*and oti»er:
.^ .
___ntho
- *a hard that ho dl
lead at many of
b B a a A l
Tha other town circuit w m tamed <
on about noon. \
? With the ‘exception of the whit*
lo a n
way tnna is a possibility thar **
"' ‘ light*.will not be on ton
d | y . ra*itlce should ba
Ml
there1is no undue
saa
y^ «
t
�m
, 0 L
ft* * " ‘
r.y
w<
. . , r
.
ngrediant
lation’s Salad Crop > >
Fla., July 27. tho suggestion thnt apparently n
II one o f throe "reel change" in the American
!0 Unlrinrvvhich contrib- Idiot was responsible for the growitial ipgrediont to what ing importance o f tho leading salad
States Department of crop.
,
.
.
— if# describes ns tho "NaCalifornia. Now York and Flor
Salad Crop."
ida, the reports'states, have for
__ essential ingredient Is let- some yours shipped about four.With California leading in the fifths of tho cnrlot supply of let
_ie o f production,
followed
* tli
...............by tuce. with tho shipments made up
■York and Flordn. according to chiefly of the compact, substantial
Import sent out by tho govern- head lettuce o f such well-known
k?'.
•
types us the Iceberg from the West
consumption of lettuce, the nnd tho Hig Boston from the onst' report stated, increased tfrn shipping region.
in the past ten years. Let
Improved grading nnd packing
.
dements last season were |of letture havil done much to build
ftinten those reported in 191 fi, • up demand fur the produ *. says
i the r.- lite almost $20,000,000. j tho report. The most desirable
three other vegetables ex- sizes of head lettuce park 3 1-2 to
i«4 lettuco ip market value* the •1 1-2 dozen in the large western
' mills, potatoes, sweet po- crate, nnd two dozen in the fin*,
1' nnd tomatoes.
crate used in the Mast, it was
.HX^nntcnt report ventures stated.
fir
_ Instructor
Rollins is Busy
ft Research Work
\>V>'«* dp.’rtbr' »Wrtr
571
IS to
sacoTkl a ^ t ^ f^ ' d W n tho cast
Hy «
const
cbjf
..... arinounc• Ja c k s o n v il l e !':i U a soocaichcs" or
Ing Anglo-AmorieafTcatches"
or"
puunil sKfc, stolt»t)*.from tho Sun
"bwtehes.”
shine Potato Chip Company, «a<l
Picked nt random there have
been the engagements of Minn
the object of a weok’s search by
STUART - ilarsh^; '.j.- n .
Helen Reply o f Hinsdale, III., to Parker, of Salerno; ‘ ahtf ''Deputy
tho local authorities* was found by
ffavnl Lieutenant F. B. Tours; Sheriff Jamqs Stocktsy^Of'.Martln the quarterly meeting o f the Flor tho police, 10 mllos from the .ily.
Mini Lalllc Leo Kennedy of Bos county, "fought" n J'8-round" bat ida Lumber and Mill work Asso Thieves rolled the safe out the
ton, Mass., to Lieutenant Com tle to a "draw" wheb tho deptny ciation is held at Tampa, August front door and carted It away. The
mander Geoffrey L. Lowis, nnd arrested the marshal and charged 12 nnd 13. one o f tho questions to strong box had been entered nnd
o f Miss Marguerite L. Rouquetto him with parking n car too long on lie takc/i up is whether ’ Florida $600 and valuable papers taken.
of Now York, to George A. Ken a highway and driy)|to without a shall establish a stuto" forestry
commission for the conservation of
KN ROUTE TO V. H.
nedy. Then there wns th * re
UM Hk M. Tin
IV
if.' M m b v ' ^ V S r w r a S E 2 ?
cent mnrrlngo o f Mrs. Thelma
LONDON, July 27.— W V-Lndy
Morgan Converse of New York to l » » In .... ..
o f her hotnu'in ^ 3 ° '
•‘ " J C u l M I * anAsfor, member of the bouse of com
Viscount Kiirncss.
Hampstead.
__ ____
mons, hns started for the United
The diarist nddn thnt this i>
Pavlova like nil other famous t A K F I UND
a l .,,, mo r 1
real I v not at all strange. “ Am er-, "e-duncer has always been pur- 1
V/.hIj IJTI A^ 1 ,0.° Jl'.ck- S la te s "fo r a good long rest." Rut
when she started and on what ship,
Icim girls " ho says, "are ossent-11J"1 to ‘
ih m ’ « " » ‘ " ™ d e i ove” t h o " !u t ? where die is to land and bow long
ially feminine, as compared to ■m,,rb
"• >ears moo has kept; (1,„ /ir„,
...
she is to be away, her private sec
the more out-of-doors type of |
I'"' l-“ [den o f her Lon- fnm/ jack onvn^ o ^ r ‘ fh,, " U / retary refuses to say.
English although that type has j <'"»
;;’ «*»(9 could
study |
d tmich£g ali i-E v e n in g
induMialily charm. Above every- ^
"w in s . k U
j .ndnts, with U > ln m
l t.l T h e S S
.......
Fort Myers— Final consignment
thing (lie American girl has an
The
will
! V 1 ')|K,Ul J1ul£r28: J .h* second w
M1 |of Deep Luke grapefruit, on way
alertness nnd a sympnthy of leva is anxious to p l a ^ i ^
”
‘ I*«n"
»o Northern markets.
homes will n R
bo
given I BO
Wc;,t F,orWnmind thnt is particularly devast able
miffi ir •■••III
. .
*■* ——
— -—- — -■ --- - ____
ating to an RngliiLimnn’s sescep- away im'il autumn nnd will l>. ,
tibility. "Knglish girls are ad carefully (ruined. London news- ; J }
vised to “ make a surreptitious papers are speculating ns to "
study of the Amorican secret." just how OJII trains a cygnet.
for says the diarist, apart from
g.lnd looks, American gills score
heavily on personality.
LONDON LETTER
,h.DiS ^ 2 £ & " '
Kipling. Barrio and Hardy arc
all tadio-shy. 'Th ese three distingui ■u*d men o f letters uliso
lately refuse to approach tho microphmie. England’s radio public
was anxious to hear Kipling’s aildres»- t„ the Royal Society of
L it.i..tun* when it honored iiim
with one <.f its medals and the lit
tie Iu unit ••(' Burwnsh refusisl t••
buv • In- wi.rds broadcast.
When Von rl’rsivc*l
__
TO
na
I'iiiiiv J iir . j* -
a
V
t '
previous fire,. ^
/ *• A
Means To You
t
M EANS
PRO G RESS
The Sanford Merelianls arc co-opcralinR* in a gigantic two day sale on
August :> ami 1.
*.x
M odern Cities cr.itnot come into
being without eommorcc, in d u s t r y '
and tho advantages for expansion
and developm ent.
/
Th e prim e necessity for these
is adequate nmi dependable util
ity service.
Kneh o f tlie. two days will he known
as “ Dollar Day.” Merchandise of the
host, at prices that are more than fair,
is to he ottered to the people of this
F L O R ID A
P O W E R Qc LIG H T
COM PAN Y
Bounty and the siirroundin.u* trade tortil
01
v.
VV: i t c h
w> A d i
1o r
rert i-'rm rn h i in
Sanford
era
IJ m e ,
XBASE & COMPANY
illliA li ON ITS M IS ITS”
o.-
-
L IG H T
Th o applied forco o f civilization
A di ii'ifitura! Lime.
^■■M aKnaaM anavKanaKujianaaHaaaM RiiHiiaaanuaaciaaaBKaa
N
In f
C o.
Hyii'p.Ti-rf] Liim *.
g > STRENGTH - SERVICE - l*RO<aRKSS
*
Dollar Day
Seminole
ELECTRI C
In Harrok
Rodi i<imu In
Sanford,Fla.
the car.
Ti
Lime
5eminolK(founfy%nk
• ------- i ;v.u.
,'TREMTON. N. J.i-A; flash ott it
youth’s faco has Ird to hU !nrrert
ns n hlt-nml-rutt motorist. A frleml
of a victim thought Mr'deUetcd a
guilty look wnott no donnuhc&l th® M & l m Z
fugitive driver nnd ho sot a deputy iift h fraten
sheriff on tho trull * of CSinrls^ tmJvouit.v,.«
Raiderston. who Is citolltcd'-wlth:
bo dostn
t*n admission thnt ho was driving houflos wore
W hat
Consul! I s B e fo re W ir in g
LONDON, July 27.— OP)—1
Tho
English matrimonial market, ap
'
—
-—
parently • is gravely
perturbed
TER PAR K, July 27.— ( # ) — this sea;1111 by the invasion of
members of Rollins Col- Miss America.
j j lo n tlty who arc busily engngOne society diarist is authority
vin research work during tho for the assertion that the number
Jor months, is J. C. Uph'of, i‘f American girls who have rnpMj*d of the department o f biology.
auU,H ^l,K*’
from a trip 1 many, will also' be bin Kh, 1. The
e I’iivlova i I ml\ • rti- int*
i.i.lin iJ lC A i,
ui? , e northwi»5li»rn jmrt of thr Haul rnritlitinn «»f iu \ a r i ,, u *
I i"Oics for five , yi-n, t
'•/S?
w,,,'r‘‘ ho wont to find th. pluses in central Florida , well
• <*M i: VCTOHS
■ •• t iir* fam ous pan ,11
location or very rare trees and I es southern Florida.
S\\ ,
m, h I he Russian dam r
-jahrubs that only occur |n that part * . . . . _
Big. S o Inti
F the world. He is especially ini~
'
‘
•mall
ying tumic taxifolium, an exceed
f l y rare tree, whose only relnM '* Dark \ w . Dhotio I2 0 W
° f this species is found in
Jlfomia.
All oilier species or
F=zm z=irs 71
-Jttives of this family are found
1, China and Japan.
flthin n few days Dr. Dphof
IJ k ave for New York where for
Wccka he will study at the
kcfeller Institute for Medical
Parch the influence of certain
/Hum rays on the carriers of inyitahec found ill pi mi 1 and miil l life.
^iJpon his return from New York
Arly-in September l*r. I pirnf will
Vo ns his guest Hr. Kurl Coct.il
mir*' Ilia) yi.in fttniis arp af". iTM'iire from
cctor o f tin* botanical gaHcn
■itllP *I't ,'|\l il t s Cl|l*r|i ,
I lie ■•aft* roMVflteo scientists will study tie -1
. professor of botany at tlm l>ni j
I. Iininly way of tai i ving inoinw id inuiic o r
prsity of Munisli, Havana. |»r. K.{
a ''i '.ad.
ohnta •lit* professor of hotnny ill j
V. .Hr f.» i»
University o f Tubigeti, G e t-!
is lor tiager's
I I <'ll •( I ;i»|.
iu*ue belter- -
a?
• ,
: C u s t o m and H a b it
F.
Rule The World
U
Philadelphia
Jane I to December LlqiO
II
Uftt!
T llll* TICKKTH
10UND
is lie.sl ( n F n r m
G O O D H A B IT S
!0 n snle dally, gnod ir>
k- days, in I’ tillmnns tm
p lrnypient c f |*ullniatt
pj fa re; all Irnins;
GUM-
<IH I he I l.iliil n f ( 'a ilin g
FRO M
539
SANFORD
Via Norfolk
rVla Wiishington .... lfr»(i.7l
DIPPED
For Feeds
b T IIK ABOVE l o w
F A R I uS
^v.;PROPORTION' A I, FROM
■$*,
OTIIKK PO INTS
BALLOON
pr Tickets and inforninlion,
write, rail or pltoAe
-1 i5*'*0,
thoroughly lotmraltd and tntula
•nth rubber by Gum ittppmg
John W. Siirpil, Mgr.
-
s
I Coast Line
Less Than Year Ago!
M yrtle Avr., and Fourth SI.
Never before in our history as tire dealers have we been able to offer our customers
such wonderful tire “buys” as right now. Due to the great volume of tire business
coming direct from car owners throughout the country— the great Firestone foetones have been, and are now, working at top speed building Gum -Dipped Tires
OJ m tremendous quantities. Manufacturing costs have been lowered— crude rubber
33 prices have been reduced — and the
- __ ' ' .
.
savings passed on to car owners.
|P»| f*|
I
«nf *iiitxl into fifteen tmaILt mtJt.
fttmpotrd of many little /ifar*. ,»//
SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO.
Pit
i *
PEICES
Balloon ih t fin g magmi.fd ivrJ
A l.\ , T. A. I’hone (i.'l-J
Siinl'ord, l la.
NEW ICE CO
C A S H and
CARRY STATION
Firestone Gtim-D iM > cd Balloon T irei are
nmi' 20 per cent less than they were a year ago
this time.
Take advantage o f this exceptional oppor
tunity to equip your car — right at the height
o f the summer season—with these long-mileage
G u m -D ipped Tires at our new low prices.
y^Buy yoiy tires from us and you’ll be sure o f com»lete satisfaction—with the comfort, safety and
ong mileage that only Gum-Dipping can give.
f
Come in today. Don’t take chances with
your old tires.
*' t
OLDFIELD TIRES
A t These Reduced Prices
•'aix.v, r „i,. n .
$n.rs
aui.i'... n,-u. ci. <<,i.o.i»3
•w
•:». hi»». ci
• ,,r'i
to.ar.
tilt I s. s. i urtl
ltt.30
•t-’ vit-j s. s, < „„| a.u»n
xt\3 s. S. Cunt ...30.00
e0i4.Ul Hull,,,,SI0.I3
.’tin i.7.3 till 11 ,,,,,,
001 1.03 lliill„,,|,
-' *
_•
y : .
I
4
Corner Fourth and Maple
'V iQ 'fl Vi
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•
•
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‘aii3.u3 ill,iii,,,I, oa.iNi
aix.3.23 llnll,,,m JJI.3II
XlxU.oa Hull,i,I,, 03.110
Made In Th* Ortat Economical Flreitane Factories
nmi Carry the Standard Tire Guarani**
O TOP right now! Call your gn
^ and tell him to send you a
of Merita Bread. At meal ti
whether Morning, Noon or Nij
serve it cold, toasted or warmed
a bit. You’ll find the entire fai
enjoying it with a keen relish,
cause Merita Bread has the most
lightful and palatable flavor <
put into bread.
AND BESIDES, being matle
carefully selected and labora
tested ingredients, it contains i
nourishment, and more energy
ating substance thap almost;;,
other article of fqod. Then, too,
nutty flavor and genuine gooi"
is uniform, day in and day oufy
in and year out . < . . we gu
it to be so,
’3 8
Ftjslt Dpily from Tour Qtocefffjj^
■ Sited* by the
A m e r ic a n
N o w O pen !
i/
1 7.IMI
k-
-—
r
W E S t/ F IR S T STHKICT
_
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•
.v*
K u>
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Vv ’
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—
C o m
�A.
our
ON IN
AY
mmm
, < «•«, were wai
f movement,
taUl 4s/(Si
r o g b i'. ^ ii^ *
for my d iJ S E ^
«1.ZLL1
NitIBB
’ Fire
oh fhe fanns und
|iVi *< y * ' a \r y»--**▼
. {i
• Uudiepce that B
No.r
Of tho 467^70 in 1880, i
Adopted
this
26
day'
of
July
K.r
D.
192$.
Miml
is
W
No:
srtK'J
w e re '16,141 work oxen, 42,174
Lot 22 fn th#
' f : , FORREST LAKE,
of 32i
J a y nightKV but'.r
to,d
T
d a irf cows—or about one jeuw to ;g
..
..
^
* * * ’ *W te f 4
AH T!,An t XVg *., July 2H.—(/P)-^
family—and the remainder vireVe
completed pUns,, specifications,
.^ .u ik a u v iii, ■
ea u o i -.j
profiles
Atlanta,
FFuIton
county
and
De.
■
■
average
nn
CHICAGO, July
&V
.
.
‘
. E. F. HOUSHOLDER.
;• I both aide* us ny tot about what D r. R. M. H arper, Statistician mostly hilf-wild range 'cattle,
But In faifor o f whom ?
on file it) the o ff)e *-o f th$ City Clerk o. .
jJyrBWART
tnin! I rtounty, •athoritloo/ today
Pw c«nt of th«m' _
i,
|
the
^wanted.
R
eports
F
lorid
a
F
a
r
ms
And
V
' Attest^ Clty:Cotnm," ,,:on of the City of Sanford, Florida.
» • south and. t u t sections of the
.ud
,
r
?rc®8
in
aeelting
aomo
clue
i'la, which sold pjsns, Bp«lfkat|c&s, pro
which
cost
practically
nothing
th
It’
looks
oa
i
f
present
complica
iho
campaign
dairy cowe, and the,
„Wbeth»r « r tions were due to ’ remain com pH« ’ French nn m
.
ore go In* into this pkaae
" r T j |dty this morning by a HsraJd rep.
tbt! "Entity of what ia believed
u" 8
Jeurnthe
M ore C attle lit 1010, Peak raise, and, tnsrefore, could ba sold
been heretofore spproved by the Clty CominiLiqn
w
j
—
i*
a
condi•
the cbmmittea sought from Chao.
a?,i. . !' f,rebu«f..whose, work re L. Bar PHILIPS,
Tho wag $10.94, Dr. He
(S E A L )
cated, and <g*t worse. There apJ.- frttri fhe Italia,,* Wn* rt
mUR,c suited
, Y ea r, T h an In January ,1025 cheaply, says Dr. Harper.
inalffeifleaat II | S 5 J|j*,,r# f * Ued to reveal much
f
f
l
n
192H.dePlans
and specifications for said widening,
It*to
yesterday
in
the
burnCity
f.'lerk.
Of those
a r ^ -WAllt u*bbJr''1 * «5 !ta r y to
amount o f milk sold during the •how.
”v •
J
,
,C C ‘
cd b r Ula Crowc-B.rT.t1
A
conen-ssion- pears to be no hope, oven on the
Senator^
McKinley,
light
on
tha
uik
of
the
Sigma
Pi
.Fraternity
Htnto
Road No. 3 between Franklin Btrest Sootli-snd «
I
w
ir
im
.VtT
‘?X
C
“
K
‘!»*
I
know
horizon.
preceding
year
was
leas
than
one
and cities, 3«.2 p e , ^ ,
Yacht Club build- n i ,! r Ki re^ , wer* .blown down,
1Republicans in Cook
,o1 d,,,ng Well but that is house lit Emory uniyefa/ty here.
..
,
. _______________
_
T a l l a h a s s e e , Fla;, Jbiy 2s. gallon per dairy cow, indicating
senator’s
contribution*
to school*.
feet South o f the North iino extended of Lot
Georg* E. Brennan, _
fed by the drifting “ r**,cb*8
tre?.*' h°wever, wera
rnnrfliM *n/i.
--*▲ a •>. •
“ " • .a n d their
1
mitioD l« 'indientthat
the
Hi"r‘
1
dn
^
‘ink
though
h Ur^ ? r i * nd
U * * «t* - W - T h e cattle induatry of Flor- that practically all the milk pro $38.80.
A
D
P
c
n
....
R
E
s
b
u
m
o
N
\
o
.
312
.
" Te
national committeeman fo r
M at Into the J w l. L ^ e r o f f ' n ■ ' 8ectlon* of th*|f lf. h r * 8 K.I".8 Pi hous® " as tho
Heights from a width o f 24 feet to a width o f 32 feet, •oSrfmm
next No>rmher - . Nobody suggests an attempt at frien.llv
tlo specifk information except that |lda, slnco 1880, febs presented an duced Was used in tho homes of
nllUur upon which |c t y ’ Considerable damage to treea I
nr<' n,uch m‘»r« I , ” ” r«ok letter frateniity house m O k s ,‘ ,, k ' " L T
*■* du,F 28 (/p)— stnte and senatorial r.otninae for Willoughby
war debt collections by force, but
In 1920, there w |
“
!
^
,
TH
R
W
.DBNINO.
fiSAUIM
O
AM
I.
•
ommission hereby declare., the necessity for th* w id eaiogiiu ii'M t
to
be
destroyeri
or
damaged
by
fire
did
w
such
contribu
waa
dona
on
Third
and
Fourtl
v
^oso at
the producers.
Wty of th*
■Vtnnd* ware torn
urth futl? n,r bunincps man and finan- the control hf county offices ’
tie in towns nn,| e]J?* I
neithor does nqybody in official home
FRANk- m s
SIAT,<" ROAD NO, 3 FROM K ATIE STREET TO «ng of skid portion of State Road No. 3, as tfo m s ld - g J
’T ';
U " “ r«v really more Jriti- ,n the pust three weeks.
tions this yekr had not exceed'd “ in and out” situation, according
gblirnni
arc
ohrt“ V?®1.*’ A n tra l Park was littei
ered
'.3peci*•lly those connected
Roy O. West, Secretary of
The number of cattle on farms found 1ih thc state S * J
circles suggest cancellation. The
statistics made public here by
hen the burnings
first started,
1
branches o
/
m m " VC «
FKKT IN S E A ., OK public improvement.
rienate
|,;w" French debt simply is there, und X n thev ant' th“ " f' " l''Kn •rtists
8nt(h Motor Co., II „ . or?nche8
off trpes.
tree*. Electric . J * , tbe..
nntiom.1 committee and those o f the year before orl824.
...... ...............
in operation*.
op* r“ l 'onB of
* f financing Republican nntionti
and ranges in 1900, according to two groups beef a j '
[
u
rfrtom
inRt*
if
*
>
.v
stag*, hn^,?PI>®ar.on the Amorican I
waH thrown around f/a M e KhT, AS HERETOFORE AUTHORIZED
Dr.
R.
M.
Harper,
local
geographer
were »n*PP«i
snapped by the
th^ tb®
,___ ord Avenue waB l Uthi poles W€r*
bmldlnr
o
f
h
n
«—
n
.
l
.
-----.
L_
«_r*rr^
2
W
*
‘ b« bmiding
homes will be the chairman of the Denoan^EJubU- the International
the statistician’s deductions, waa the farms the f o r W HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a to til e x p e iiL ^ ,
tb«o p c r a l f - ‘ V row. Part of the duty of
Vind nobody doubts there seems to bu no wuy of gettinir CotHioue
itl trouble
‘
* men prlnelpal speakara at the meetin* c,,n faction, testified that thia
and statistician.
Considerable damage I
*b® 8*orm' • n«
not quite 1 1-2 per Inhabitant, with the latter by about foojl
rid of it.
vidlng 'for M
( 1,1 rot®^or* nPPmpriste proceedings have boon had pro- exceeding Three Thousand Eighty-four and 20-100 ($8,08458^*
l
c
^
W
ash
in
gton
,
D.
0^
demanded
AndI
t
C
„
o
V'
"
’“
"dcrfully.
S
1
1
‘t“
“
rd
"«•“
to
Inspect
the
.. TOW and a car parked ,
,® P°Wer company were bu»/ w n A i
i ll ! ‘ ^ ’i ,rtb {r nnd Mill- combination hull e Kitted fo r 'fo u r
that the committees hear John I In 1880, the United States cen 14,302 of the total in the state not ■ver* * e value of t^ 1
. ..^
Franco - American relations nro tlie cum.
" '
niembors o fi ,nt,r 9,ux« several limps .daily. A
Inrs in hereby authorized to cover the cont o f widening t K e ^
wall waa raponad. *EatlV up *he debris.
Small .
.
-• —.o city UUr
- i/ « . . » -..u
^tts »ntl insurgent
?o 0n -?
Jn.
dur-|yenrs
and that it functioned in the W-lker, president o f the n ih S C sus, according to the statistics, re on farms, the latter being mostly was $19.80. and of tv, d
a . ----- m
tiino h..r„r..
before the Sigmu
PI
. m
r wave
of
in
-1
had now — not officially but actu- tho company complimented mo on ' ho^ t,mn
the damage were about!I ©a.
j*®*’ "* * • and there, were uproot- i ■«iMwi.M
,n*
Auirust
12*and
13,
it
has
been
primaries
ii(
wave
of
in-'
pavement
on State Road No. 3 between Franklin"
cows
and
calves
kept
in
towns
and
annonn!?U!,ti
,12 *- • l?.’
$86.80
The « i W
« . j i---*“ ,l ha" *been “primaries Inst April in which
my i* reach pronum mtion. which muse was disii,\j.red in flames,.
....in
announced here by tho committee |Frank L. Smith chairman o f the Federation of Labor, in rafuUtlon ported 407,370 cattle on farms and cities for family use. " Those on amounted to about 1*1
•*tron<
own party
will ■l>»« ally — and every indication iH that was best of
’
wni,’h
a
point
22
feet South of the North lin0 extended, o f S t
a;lvi" - bl,‘ thnt s,nu>
n 0. 3 should
of chargea repeated to th * senate
Ike guard reported to President be
Tha acaffo|din* on the^icw od-1on arrangement*. • V;.-;
Ajn some !>cmo- they will stay bod indefinitely.
stoto commerce commission, de by Senator Caraway (D.. Ark \ range* of Florida: in 1900. thc the farms included 78,838 dairy every dairy cow oW d
•Man* To Seed Beta
i.riev
(,ox
that
the
plug
nearest
therefore,
‘
^
°
*
™
'tK!l
from
Kath'
st,eL‘‘
u‘
Kranklln
Street.
l’lnt
o
f
Pino
Holghts from a width of 24 foet to a Vidth 6f 88
They
will
contjnua
to
he
bud
if
the
dltlon
to
the
8outh
Side
^Primary
^*nong
these
b
peaksrs
-1 tven the I'Cimti** Paris government ugrees to n debt Milstnirg where she will spend the
auatai
Frank A r h ” '
wl11 bo floated Senator William P , McKin- that Walker a n d _ J W V a ^ t o g to n . number had increased to 751,201; sows, which was 21.6 per cent of A ypar « g 0, th«re 1
u
'
i
T
bo,l.
,
s<‘
was
in
cowl
shape.
which
said
sum
o f Throe Thousand Eighty-four and i*d-100' f i “
f
t
the
house.
11
way
a Ch, e’ S®5fr** manager ley for the Republican senatorial
1010 found the apparent peak, all cows ovor 2 years old, and 10.6 nail as many cattU l |
Hhen firemen arrived to fight tho Snntor.l , l*. R !;s 0 ,*VED, Thnt the City Commission „ f the City of
wwj
5aS*r55?- I S S S r e \h ?£ X n cages
by thc of
■**""*
the of the American Savings Building nomination.
- Bonaiorial of the United Mine Workers had with 846,188; in 1920 the number per cent of all eattie.
b* a pretty con settlcmont and their bndness will
Dollnrn
is
tho
total estimated cost of said improvement;”
A
t
that
Sanford dlatrict
diatrtet wlU
will aoap-1
°V ,,® ,m* U
people,
says
Dr.
Harnwl
lipndie<l
campangn
funds
for
names, It was disfavored that the
' tbe country has be nggravated if n settlement is re t“ ur to the coast.
West snhi his organisation oro- Smith.
time, says Dr. Harper, the valuo sua showed that i
; aumiof 660JW . accord-18an,ord Polite Department roo ?•?,« M n A *"oc,nUoo o f Kansua
entire
cost
of
the
improvement nfoi^said. shall bo assessed d * i
men.
in
•
f
T
*
il
"
,lvi!,0,,lo
a8
»
"
^
.
u
v
public
improve■breading
had
been
so
battered
fused.
inn T ^ , h e ld 'r ^ it n l- 1
bUt n° ne of thc ' ‘Wh’n M 1, ii If M sub lfet will be tested “ vigorously’’ against the
unit hose could M„t )H. attached.
'No i
,
t0
th° ,n'P«-ovemen. by the pavmK „ f State Road n property abutting nnd fronting upon thut portion of State R
At tho afternoon session West and two cheeka totaling $5,000. of all cattle average $8.44 per farms and range*
What
liuililing
and
loan
nssocia-1
system
of
tho
Crowe-Barrctt
fachead, and of dairy cowe $13.31. It dairy cows, or 0.7
t h e '‘Florida Vegetable | a™*I® were hurt'
Try
^ Niinimunettc N the tittle o f n
An alligator, four feet long, was Im^Ti8 Cnn , 0 ‘ ° the retail trade of tlon supporting certain Democrats testif ed that his organization reThnt they will bo bnd in the
Green gave West $26,000 in cash is probable, however, he adds, that cattle, and 12.1 p £ j
feel , 111
,
Str°"1 ;""1 Kranklin S' " ‘ f <“ a width of 24 No. between Franklin Street South and a point 22 feet South’
spent the entire
Americans purchuse nnnuallv ™ *
ceved
130,000
from
Senator
Mc
ift
will
D'
doubtful
summer
revue now being stiged
1
M“ ,! l * v««w n t »howM be increased to , width of 32 feet D"* North line extended of Lot 22 in tho Flat o f Pino Heights’ t *
former cnae Is proved by Anglo___________
______
. ____
number of
dairy
cowa____
was__ex- cows over 2 years
Makhi* • aurvay of th* found in the yard of a Sanford umber ami how they work for and the Brennan organizSion^jD Kinleys pensonal attorney, H. L. These checks were on downstate tho
jomlnutcl.
t
o
uuit$5,000,000,000
w.irlii
of
goods
on
a leading music hall.
The title
man’s home, and he presented It the development and advancement porting certain ” — .....
Amhrican relations, the English •it
hanks, West said, and were signed laggerated, by counting ail those ue o f different kindeY'
‘ rhout the district.
S', impruved by tho widening of said portion of State Road J
•V. obviously a „|„v Oil
*tries, and the l>nor a growing state/?
,
No No Du* installment plan.
being
uctually
engaged
in
paying
by
persons
whoso
names
were
not
‘
which
were
milked
ut
any
time.
I*** •• not creator la to the police *oo. He did not give
.R
ic
e
.
w
l.h
'P
.U
brlS
t
h
«
!
.
"
e
l
7
„
v
£
h‘
Z
&
'
‘,r
lh'
not
given
separately^
HI*
IT
FURTHER
RESOLVED,
Thnt
State
Rond
No.
3
between
Nanette”
tbe
Aim*
rmm n width o f 24 feet to 32 feet, nnd against Oil lots n n t f W
_
will
,H
‘
l,rperienn musical
aoail $11.56
t i l CD__
•)
M. M. MeCrory, o f Jacksonville,
I familiar to him.
up, but to tlio accompaniment of n
f the fic t that many his name. The ’gator is believed
When the peuk was reachod in aged
per ,ht*J
i tardidutc again,
comedy w|,id, has scared a suc
strvn
and
Franklin
Street
shall
I
hj paved with sheet asphalt J"'" " * “,"1 ^“ titlguous or bounding and abutting upon nnDl^fift
to have been left “ high and dry an insurance expert, will speak on
chorus o f references to the United
famdmr title nnd to introduce
dngtuii assumes States as “ Uncle Shyfock,” by cess in Paris.
after the rain subsided, and the the insurance problems facing the
on ,, rock l.n... or with other suitable paving material to a width of ""•nt; Hint Thn*o Thousand Eighty-four nnd 20-100 ($ 3 0 g jS
An rrcnch for mule thrice in
retail
lumber
water
drained
off.
Ibe
I'ren.li
revue,
lu.wever,
is
^olidge, if olimi- loading British papers ami pub
yards throughout
>.l* In labor, aeed and
" f « width of 24 feet, ns authorized: all of said widen- " r>; , iM tb0 |otnl e.glmate.I cost of said contemplated improi
The play upon ! “ "V
—-----------i_______
• Florida.
not a burlesque on n„. American their own title.
ill. try to throw lic men.
comedy, but has given the writers words is considered particularly m g , im proving, grading and puving of State Rond No. 3 between 1n t,,w oldening of said portion o f State Read No. 3 to bo
to Secretary of
J. A. Griffin, president of the
every instance farmOn the other hand, if France a chance to play
the now apt since beauty, unadorned is a Kiltie street and Franklin Street to a width of 32 feet instead
over. Hoover will
Exchange National Bank of Tum....... assc8!,.tMl against all lots and hinds adjoining and eo
specialty of the theater.
reported a total In,a 0f
repudiates
her
obligations
she
un
pa, will also speak on the financial
[non* sutisfaetoi’V
~1
lla1' 1,0 < !«»« III compliance with Die com plH . |l"Und,ng and alnating upon said improvement; the sum of
* nd various shipdoubtedly
will
hate
America
even
. phases „f the lumber business.
insurgency thnii
•*<l plan* , -pc ificalions, profiles, and eMtimal. s therefor
i«rganl*ationa fear that the
now ,s U,u ••‘ " " • ‘ wl <” «l Per front foot f „ r said improvement
more cordially than she does now. |
Special to The Herald
One of the important problems
RESOLUTION No. an
I reporta will show that every
and
Americans
will
not
haw
-i
par;
A
" f ,h" * "ity < lerk ,,f the City of
thnt will lie discussed nt the meet
HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That it |f, the d eterm in a tio n ^
lU'.NOM
,U
o
n
R
E
ljl'lR
IN
G
THE
WIDENING
l,r,‘
nl'
ii*.
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>
who ha* pUntod would be
ticulnrly kindly feeling
fm- (he
GRADING AND ‘ a"
wliiidi solid
plans, spcciri|jiti„ns,
profiles ' , ^ ommiHi...... that ..II hits and lands adjoining ...id r o n t .W
and electric
lines
are
d<»wn ing, it was stated, will be the plan
fS Mgnin -l In 'v 'I*. l,,i*.*n»*li.
; I A V L\G OK NT VIE ROAD NO
M'o.M
A POINT L’d FEET SOUTH
o f a model uniform lien law. This
throughout the city.
, to in* vi*r v* hi'lnlul
‘U". ''
t,av,‘ ,Mvn heretofore approved by Die Ciiy Commimion " r ,," ur" ,»ig and abuttmg upon State Road No. 3 between Frank!
(^yUght this morning
The city was without electric subject will be handled by C. F.
,(f a since hi. In
" k r m 7 ;; ,; L " . , ,:, n ' :, , : x t k n i ’ ‘ i *
aa IN TH E I’ l.A T
"
l'l,ins ,l,,,l x|M*eifiealions for sui,t widening, improv- Mreet South and » point 22 feet South of the North lino extewli
"* j / *n*de on agents current 'rom none o’clock until 11 Ordnvy, of Fort Pierce, who jH said
Public men in Washington are ,
ill l'.iJl*. Ibwiver's
' ' ;
CNII N Ill'TIIW KSTKIH .V T il THE u'r.
paving of State Rond No. 3 between Katie Street and
•••0 for nsw seed and 0 clock this morning.
to be an authority on the plan.
careful
not
to
say
anything
very‘" l “ “ ,n
l>h,t " f Hine Heights will be Itenefitted by .thecl
bptnil nn li'»« tn.iiu
V
, IM ,,S * “ » A WIDTH OK :!•: KEE-r INSTFAM OK 1« VV VT
*t» rt«d early today
Other problems for discussion, it
r" ,m a "Mllh Of 24- feet to « width
o f 32 .feet
Coronado Bench experienced thc
M,.ivi-ni l * 1lien, strong for publication but there is AS HERETOFORE At T II(lR IZ E I)
..............v c , nnd '""venient provided for by this resolution, nnd thnt the specint-1
* ’ Inis ( '.mnn
t t * debris o f torn cloth, highest tide in nu.ny years last was stated, will be thc plans for
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•
no question but that resentment
- i . ’" hereby ....lures tbe necessity for the widening and -s.xments to Im made and entered against all loin nnd lands’
isivo group in tile
•*"*'? • from ovar the beds night. The Woman’s Club build the snfc-guurding of now con
Whereas, heretofore appropriate pro. ceding < have been bad prn- pitvini: of ««id portion o f state Rond No. 3, «s ..fores..,d, as a neemunry
among them is increasing, with
iforir.idsMj* showing the mobbing o f Americans in Paris
,">""ng and contiguous «,r bounding W <l abutting upon such con
tj® . ® H l and pLmt again ing at Coronado, in progress of struction in Florida which plan is
vidMig./.o- the grading and paving of State Road No. :t from a point public nnprovimcitt,
ator William K.
M , s « r t $aw days.
I'lated improvement shall be made upon a foot frontage Jwiist*
nnd
denunciations
o
f
the
United
construction.
was
completely said to lie more valuable than any
fcntial urospci ts will
l i fqH South of tlie North line extended of Lot 22 in the Pint of,
“
: « * r t Hit
other steps tnkon heretofore.
wrecked.
States
in
the
English
parliament
H,,;
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HRTItER
RESOLVED,
That
a
total
expenditure
not
i
H
t(> say, that in the preparation o f tho special assearmdn«oi
iprnvc. Witiioiil rePu.o’ Heights South and Southwesterly to the City Limits, and
ford district was
as “ n mere mercenary.”
The Ocean View Hotel bn* been
exceeding Nine Hundred Ten and f»«-H)0 ($91(1.51;) |),,||nrs is beret,y cever,,,^ the contemplated improvement, such special nstDoum
ii..
ii
i^rlii
ulnrly
Wherons, ,t is now deemed
.....men advisable ibut Slat,. Road N))>
nsanjr I every farmer of undermined nnd tbe porches and
No apprehension of immediate
null" "/id I,, ,.„w.r the cost of widening tin* asphalt pavement of
\Vj‘him*t"ir
im1,0 ‘ ,"t°rml».ed ami prorated according to the foot frontog*
cm r*porting his beds de- breakwaters washed away.
The
width „ f 3:»
f , „ ltl a point *22 feet South
explosion is expressed. What is should lie paved (i,
*t
h
r
nuiv
di'VI'lop
in
•
‘ *,l(
•» * U'lwcfia Kalic* StriM'l and Kninklin
from a D". respective properties -.peeially hem-fitted by said im p ro v o n J S S
1 *w*s and outbouses Miller broadwnlk hus been damaged I
regarded
us
almost
inevitable
is
a
of
Hie
North
line
extended
of
Lot
; notin' alum t ;■*.v
..
tbe Pint of fine Height ?
jm down. The roof over to the extent o f thousands of dot-1
........ . 1,1 r" '
a with of 32 feel, which said sum of
HE II i’ URTHER RESOLVED, That lho Tnx Assessor aiid’ thB
long period o f bard feeling .......... . .-"'Ulb and Soiitiiwesterly to tin* City Limit ; tlieiefore
tha Jamas Ridge home was lars. Every approach to the beach
I
hi*:
country
’and
tho
old
World
.
........
.
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and
56-100
I $910.50)
Dollars
is the ' Ity ( lerk Ilf the City of Smif.nd, Florida, in nccortfhntti’ Wfrti1
Strong
and- a negro tenant has been damaged uhd made im
HE IT RESOLVED, That the I tty ( .,‘mn.i ion nf tin t'ity of
' ‘ 'Mat'd
.... . „ f said iinprovenent; ilint, the entire provisions of Sections 101 and l ()2 or the Chn'rtcr or the C R y ',
fs caiidid.it'* Frank mi pleasant nnd always liable i., de Nan fill'd, J'lorida, deem*; it. a<|viable nu a n<
* "* , lB**n* farm was passable.
velop
into
something
dangermi..
e ary public inq,rove '''* 1
|zpokt'li id Ii.'i'** a:*. I in*
„
All telephone and
""toovemeiit aforesaid t hall he asseoed against nil Sanford, Florida, shall proceed without delay to ninkp n s p « $ f *
Washing of tho waves in the!
meat, tn Addition to tlie iinpii,veni"iit by tin paving o f State Rond
light wires were down and river undermined the west end :
on. Shoulil tIn* i in ii
p rop'll' *,l*oi, Mi;* and fronting upon that portion of St/Ue Road No. •esMiient roll, as,, ising tho special benefits to be received
No. 3 flt)m a point 22 feet South of lh North line extended of
(Novnuto-i. tn 1m* in u
of Jeveral barns were of tlie Lytle Avenue bridge and a
.1
R-’ .vi.o Rati Street and Franklin Street to he improved by the “ suli " f the improvement cnntcwiplatcd against all lots an'(f
Other
Cultlo
Dipping
Places
■whirl, absolnl.'lv .ieLot 2|2 in Hie plat ,,f I'ine Height■;; .South an I ,v olitiiwci.t. rly to the
temporary wooden structure bus
wideoiiig
„ f .(l,| portion of State Rond No. 3 Tumi n width adjoining nnd contiguous or boundii......and
-• -***
a
,
it
iU'lii
veil
liece
abutting upon sue
In
West
F
lorid
aI’nderWay
First Street growers been built to permit passage over
Gity f.imtt.*; to a width o f IS feet, Hint said pavement should he iuploveiiielit
|till
lie
quiti*
a
likely
aetlcslly the same reaults the bridge. Several small bqnts
°
r
-M
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“1
ngaisst
all
lots
m
n|
lands'
adjoin
*
To ;>e Constructed Soon)
....
....
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M*«vfinnuiv , rv/i ^
PARIS, July 24.— (A*) Tiiere is creased t o n width rtf 3” f . , t and
ealis' * a copy thereof to l*> puhliohc.l two timea con»ccutiveiy( (
Routh Filling Station a have been sunk in the river. T ele
n*g
and
'"Mii'ie,us
or
bounding
and
abutting
upon
said
im
Survey
In
Several
Counties
HE IT V e ilT IIE K KESOl.VEh. T l„ „ Sl:,„.
N „. , rr,„ n „
U caved In and destroyed graph wires are all down south of
it Hawcf and Sen still n law on the French statute
provement; that Nim)
Hundred Ten
and Afi-100
($910.5(D each Weelj, in a newspaper published in Sanford, Florida,"
automobile and damaged this city and no reports have been
, WaLson of Indiana hooka although not enforced, that point 2- feet South of the North line extended of Lot 22 in Die plat
imposes
a
penalty
on
women
who
TA
LLA
H
A
S
S
E
E
.
Fin.,
duly
28
1
l *'' Ddnl estimated cost o f said contemplated im- mg to said special nsii.-ssnumt roll so published a nfltleo
Limrsniii.latcs, too,
learned from south. Train service
of I'm* Heights South und Southwesterly
the C it y l.imi(s shll„
- aL*®. i CUck‘ 1
W
beguile
men
Into
marriage
by
</Pi—
Following
a
preliminary
pr
.>
>
.<
1111111
in
the widening of said portion of State Road No. 3 ! " M
to
and
from
the
south
has
been
l.1 l»r<'l",Hy owners interested in said special asiiOMmente ' k
♦5arc not roiisid* nd the
survey of Jefferson, Leon and
with other suitable
tiro frames were a held up indefinitely.
lliowJen’s and Wiit- iiieuns o f rouge, powder, perfumes he paved with sheet asphalt ou « rock l,a.-e
to
l„specially
assented against nil lots mid lands adjoining and con-, mg in accordance with the provisions of the Charter . o f tho G
Waukuila
counties
by
the
State
and
similar
feminine
aids.
" • o f Junk.
paving material to a width o f 32 feet instead „ f a width of IX f ^ t
Idwm-il nearly as
tigunus or hounding anil abutting upon said improvement; the stun of San ford, Florida, a definite timo nnd plncc Whir® coHlpHdrrW *
; Suffers Heavily
“ Whosoever nttrnets into the
. ty?L ANDO. July 28.— (Special Sanitary l/iventock Hoard, one (lip
of < 1.01'.l
r
S
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S
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wi,,'‘,,i"R*
impn.viu.r.
grading
and
paving
ping
vat
is
jigw
under
construction
l»* heard and when snid special assessment foil will b e'U h rilV
Die estimated cost per I rout foot for said improvement.
bonds of matrimony any male sub o f Sl,.te Road No. 3 from a point 22 feet South o f the North line
In from the to The.Herald)— Severe damage to in the’ Miccosukec_jiectlon of this
firmed by the City Commission nitting ns an Equallii/ig
jects
nf
his
majesty
by
means
,,f
...
fruit
was
nuatoined
Bouth
of
Or
HI'*
I*
I'R
’IIIE
It
RESOLVED,
That
it
is
the
determination
of
dinary a senator
“ I f ^ a t the
arm* and tho others are expected
expended
, ..o f Lot 22 in the Pint or Pine Heigh!-: South and Nouthwes- i Dun ( oin m i; ion thnt nil lots und lands adjoining and contiguous
L tn p t section also suf- lando and in East Coast counties to be completed within thc next
of Missouri to powder, perfume, false teeth, raise*
FURTHER RESOLVED, That the special aazcstigm
according to R. B. Brossier, man
,y 0 1e t ity lomiti) to a width of 32 feet instead of IK feet,
tairy '•eerelary. pairs, steel corset, hooped petti- , 1
provided
for
by this resolution to be mndo and entoted aftebuft?
"I*
hounding
and
abutting
upon
State
Road
Nn.
3
between
Katie
ur
<
1
°
days,
according
to
Dr.
shall be
,, f*P 9ri*d that an ample aging editor of the Orlando Re
done in compliance with the con.pl led plans, specifications,
Illieklin Vales is coals, high heels or false hips, will
property bounding nnd alnitting upon snid Imp^dVetri^ni
Ntiiet
and
franklin
Street,
will
lx*
benefited
by
the
improvement
porter-Star, who iuadv a quick J-Jf- Knapp, gtote veterinarian.
ho
prosecuted
for
sorcery
and
llu*
pi of lies and estimates therefor, now on fd in Die office o f tile
rrc ecretary, or
i (M S?*!!!?
*? ‘ ••b* had
The work is under the HUp*jL eltg but an acute shortage automobile trip ns far south ns
pio'idrd Inc by thi , resolution, nnd Dint the special assessments to payable at tho option o f the property owners owning pro
fy.
Il«* comes marriage will lie declined null anti ‘ ity Clerk of \Jie jfijlyTof Snnfoid, Florid)
vistup.
nf.
iJtA
J.»J,
Vara,
who
sup
a, which said plans, specifi- he mad* and entered against all lots and lands adjoining ami con hounding and abutting • upon such improvement. ns followaf sit!
****terial is believed to Vero Beach and Cocoa this morn
void, if tile licensed is eonvieted.”
(kirig
an
n
i
lnnl
ervised
the
building
o
f
vats
for
ing.
This law, p.-ysed by the pai’lia- cati»,its, profiles anc| estimate; have been heretofore approved by tin ........ . <>r hounding and nhulliug upon such contemplated improve- in full within thirty days after snid nssessments shall stand
(a!*'*w* a.»* -irjili*
r’J ~ Z ® L * * i
for oino
Fruit growers declared that ves- ! f t l? ? "1
lho wostt‘ rn » » r t of
.............
imr yard a few dav.< ago but
lion.
Aii.i
iii’i
o
’
i
"
ns
lO'iiit
of l^ t j- ii still nn-Mm-l-s-un^h t ity ( ’iiiii mission ~d »*oristiliitej
tii • plan.v and y eifieal u^, f,,,- c
where tick crndiratioi
-lirtll I".
I ni.-Kte upon a foot ,£ronluge basis; tli.nl. is to say, that u.-.l, approved and confirmed, or in ten equnl annual jnstajli
Ill' llt slirill
to the shortage it is cxpect- terday’s storm was the worst since
wuienTng,
improv
1Irsidiin' ,v’i naior statute books and could lie ap
is
now
111
m,ces*.
It
is
expected
K
'l
lmvlng
„ f State Road ,N„. 8
a p,,
L/aa* priest will Immediately 1910 when great damage was done.
'»•
Hie
pri
pnrntion
" f the i<peeiiir nssossinent roll rovering the con- with interest nt the rule of eight? por cent per annum
pealed to by n Jilesent day coin- 22 f( et Soil i "I till* iNorlli
extendi-1 .,f
• sharp ri»e,
<• North line extended
,,f I| a 22 ill
Die
1
,1,1 of •' loplated improvement, such .*qx*eial n nes.-ments shall h<
The highways were covered with that nil vats scheduled to be built
1,1
‘
he
plat
plairmnl.
It
seems
to
show
Hint
rproud i f !*i.. i.cretdeter- r,,i"*d payments from and after the time snid itpscinl.L,______
I'illi Heights South and Southwesterly tn tinbut passable in most sec m this area will be completed dur
1American Fn.it Growers re- water,
the men* mini of King Louis X V ’a
shall he and stand finally equalized, approved nnd cohfltffte<L'Ji l
ing
tho
full
nmLthat
regular
dip
n
t,
an
d
lie
I
um
rcations, thc Orlando editor said.
w i.ci,,„r i « f.,., t„ „ wi,Uh
a o , ,.t..................... .
"* “ » f - " 1 '• '" * • » « « » f «»> >rospective
■J£*y ‘° * B In seed bed*.
Iilf5 i< a miiiiue |,i,5i- tinie bad some protection from the
,
inaion
hereby
HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Thnt this Tcnolutlon ahnllb*';
Property damage will not run ping will be undertaken early in
properties
specially
lieiiefitted
l,y
suid
improvement.
res the necessity for the
wiles of the woman who resorted
n L ° f th® ®*nford-Uriodo high. Hundreds of telephone ami tru* coming yunr.
Iptrwicly v.duaidc.
widening and paving of snid portii.i.
liecomi*
effective inunediulely from nnd after
ita “
urowera were also bard hit
HE
II'
FURTHER
RESOLVED,
Thnt
tin*
Tnx
Assessor
nnd
the
to artificial means to win a hus of State
A survey is now under way in
hecc aoy
;a, public improvement
adoption.
Hoar! No.
ns aforesaid,
aforesnoi, ns a
„ nece.
JS- S ie v e d that Chase and telegraph poles were razed am| Madison, Taylor, Lafayette and
band.
Even
tin*
introduction
of
1
ity
(
I*
rk
of
tin*
City
of
Sanford,
Florida,
in
iicconjmio
with
tin*
pssm
an
y
iiiti
r
,
i
;
an,j
communication paralyzed.
Many
ny also are heavy losers.
,,K IT EL'K’l IIER RESOLVED, That a toi.-d expenditure not ex provisions .,f Sections to] and 102 « f the Charter of the City of SanAdopted thin 29 day of duly A. I). 192(1.
Dixie counties when* the board is
oncf, he
III! NO |the new civil cotie in 1x01 left it in
small trees were uprooted.
8ewers “ Blow Up”
preparing to build vats with a
tomuniiie. and sub force, under the section dealing ceeding NIN E TY-E IG H T THOUSAND F il l V EIGHT and 57 ....... tonJ, Florida, -dinll proceed without delay to make n special nsFORREST LAK E ,'
“ *•*■•• damaged most by
fed iprriul loiiiinit- with “ fraud in tlie quality of mer ($980.i8.57) DOLLARS is hereby authorized to .over the co t of wide
D AYTO N A BEACH, July 28.— view to eliminating the tick from
i
*
hsmerit roll, assessing tho special benefits to he received ns the
chandise.”
• Sanford, palmetto and (Special to The Herald)—Two tht'Ho infected arena.
1s so many investining the asphalt pinement of Stole Road N». 3 from a point 22 feel m*hu1l of the improvement contemplated against all lots and lands ad
Afanue, which were closE. F. HOUSHOLDER,
.
The vats to be built in those
i so many speechliquor boats wjy;e reported to huvr
Smith
of the North line extended of Lot 22 in the Pint of I'im* joining nnd contiguous or bounding and abutting upon such improve
locations
determined
upon
through
As the City Commission of tho City o f Sanfotd,
So great is the number o f AmorI in no ninny fights,
f f - - A j OC^ . nortb of Cen" boon washed ashore lunt nijfht nr
1 l **S y thia morning by tho result of lho hurricane that the preliminary survey, will |>.
Attest:
| » 0CfU|iici| and over- irons in Europe liiis summer that Height., South and Southwesterly to the City Limits from „ width ment, nnd upon Dm completion of said assessment roll to cmise n
thc'imply isn’t virtually every home going steam o f 18 feet to n width of 32 feet, which suid . inn of NIN E TY-E IG H T
struck this city yesterday. ’ The located with reference to
L.
It.
PH ILIPS
(SEAL)
",p y thereof to ho published two times consecutively, once each week,
1to go aiound.
Lib.
on F«lmetto reports could not bo verified to juyds of the large cattle owners.
er during August nnd September rilO U S A N D FIFTY-E IG H T and 57-100 ($98958.57) DOLLARS .
City
Clerk.
Dr.
Knapp
said,
and
they
will
h.
in
n
newspaper
piildi.-i'ied
jn
Sanford,
Florida,
aUnching
to
said
spe*® L°R,n> n o f city en- day because o f poor wire service.
“f k l«* ought to bo was hooked to capacity by the end tlie total estimated
This bsilaf was expressed One liquor boat turned up ’ ut complsted in time for cattle ine’i
.
of sni.i improvcni.iit that the entire n et ..( jcial assessment roll ><, published a noticu directed to all property Publish duly 28.
of June while hundreds of travel- ,
under-ground Inve.tiga- Flagler Beach, and another north to run their cattle through nnd
(W*a made.
ih ' *
,L‘.
» gaintit nil property j»wners intonated in said H|H*ciu| nssessments stating |n uccnrdM-ffCt, s'* lie i>', with era were fighting for u chance to abutting an M v ' ' c """ ^
make the fall markets while thc
o f Ormond, it was said.
As n result, hun •ibutt.ng and fronting
mg upon
opmi that portion
nortmn of State Rond No. 3
.. from
......a ' ante with the provisions of the Charter of the City of Sanford,
H^caidenl. ingage.l in get passage.
cattle
aru
still
fnt
from
summer
MVement
It was estimated that 1,000 per
dreds
of
Americans
would
stay
point
22
feet
South
of
the
North
lino
extended
o
f
Lot
22
in
the
plat Florida, a definite tiino and place where complaints will Im heard
W
M
lil
general
politraffic
impos.lble.
The sons were combing the benches pasturage, and while the market in
weeks longer abroad if they could
at
its
best
price.
its
V
ice
|
,r>
‘
i.lent
and
of
Pine
Height?!
South
and
Southwesterly
to
the
City
Limits
to
he and when said sp-cial assessment roll will be filially confirmed by
” " • * • Probably caused by air hore this morning to salvage
f*tr* in eliurge of get home lutor are booking them so improved by the widening « f suid portion o f State Road No. 3
The board hiiH determined upon
selves
for
tile
latter
part
of
July.
u
[nF fonned beneath the whatevor might wash ashore.
Do* City Commission sitting ns an Equalizing Hoard.
D sctual oper.it ions.
The tide washed up almost to this because of the number of reJ t .®” ? 1?.®*” * * ,d* T bo bul
i„ :>a
and against all lots and lands
Tho cureful travelers made their from n width of 18
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Tliut the special nssessments
i
•*ph*lt after a heavy rafn the street level of the famous <lUt*!UH that have conic from the
'I ylioi'y wii||. reservations for return before adjoining and contiguous ..r hounding und abutting upon suid im provided for by this renduthiii to Is- made nml entered against the
lidered unusual,
boAch. , Several Knud! concesnioii Inrgc cuUle owners in the Western
TO World Reed IIIIUI- leaving the United States hut they proven,.,,t; that NINETY-EIG H T THOUSAND F IF TY -E IG H T AND nro
overflow o f water probably stands wore swept away. Awnings P"rt o f the state when work was
-upnrly bounding and abutting upon said improvement shall lx*
I tiat nr,i i lt. ,| lon j „ . were in tho minority und ull exper
IiTMt
started
in
that
Mcctinn.
E u L ln ."••bouts between the on many buildings were ripped
57-100 ( $98,958.57) DOLLARS is the total , -li,noted cost of said coo- pay
ienced
globe-trottcra.
Hundred),
uynbiu
at the option of Die-property owners owning properly bound
DUUwylvaiiia
RepuldiCattlo
prepared
by
the
dipping
* h**1 *nd the asphalt, and
loose.
[primary eleeti,,., and nnd even thousands of others, who template.! improvement in the widening o f naid portion of Stat* ing
: 0* *ir forced tho aspha
ing and abutting upon sm-li improvement ns follows; either in full
The city’s electric service has process may be moved to both
his regular .Semite hud no definite plans cunin abroad Road No. 3 to Ik* specially a -ased ngalm t all lots and lands ad within thirty days after suid assessments shall stand equalized, ap
J.k " • • Mid. Tha aspha.* been paralyzed, and it will be intcrntnto and intrastate markets.
I lame tiniu,
to atny*as long as thoir money joining nnd contiguous or l.aun.iing and abut ting upon said improve
former level o f lU sovoral days before service is re
proved und confirmed, or in ten equal annual iiuXullments with in
. ftm0 of the famous bridle
tinii nlone ran three lusted and then oxpocted to go ment; the sum of $7.25 is Hi.*
* ° rd. It was believed,
stored, It waa said. More than ;tu() path.b• Rotten
imated
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*t per front foot far said terest nt tho rate of eight per cent per unnum upon hll deferred
Row,” i„ Hyde Park,
home at any time they applied for
ly Cat O ff Front Outside
telephones were put out of com
ltl*n.1 , f»r into the passage. Their money may not improvement.
London, is believed to be a corrunWorld
poymonln from und after the time suid apeciul assessments shall lie
mission, according to company o f
give out by tho time they now are
p "i
f rt ,uh R'»uta .lu
HE
IT
FURTHER
IIKS’
HA
ED,
That
it
i.,
the
dcterniinuti.iii
<
>
f
[vr---— " • • nearly isolated from ficials.
h
keep
the
.Misand
stand finally equalized, approved und confirmed, nnd,
R“ i (K in g s Drive).
obliged to leuve but they are leav
■.•Plaid* world in the early
J " '!
f"llv ue. ing from nccesBity through lack of this Commisflion thnt nil l"< and lands adjoining und contiguous
HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Thnt this resolution shall ho
’ hours, and the situation
^ r'**
Yet he berths later, just when Franco ia at or.bounding nnd niiuttiiig o ; m.o Stnte Rond No. 3 from a point 22 ami become effective immediately from nnd after its pusMigo ami
Improved much at noon,
the Senate its best in summer.
fetit South o f the North line t-xl. iitled o f Lot 22 iq the pint of I'im* adoption.
o f telephone and teloThe Leviathan and other ships Heights South and Southwesterly to tho City Limits, will im bene
•4 ,w *r* blown down by
Adopted this 26 day of July A. I). 1926.
fal"ess* mixing into
ting im,I discuss- of the United Spates lines have not fited by tho improvement provided for by this resolution, nnd that
FORREST LAKE,
f* Just as if ), hud n single berth left for August und
temuaicatlon between Sanford
4
the
Hpeciul
usuesanients
to
lie
niude
nnd
entered
ugaiimt
ull
Iota
and
m
h
j
September
qnd
conditions
nre
"is iii inti.
.■••tb Florida was being
I * <l.i it >
similar in other companies for this lundsi adjoining and contiguous or bounding and abutting upon such
i t noon today
E. F. HOUSHOLDER
year, which has seen a record contemplated Improvement hIiii II Ik* mndo upon n foot frontage basis;
Boll Telephone A
r^*' Hicklin Yates.
A h the City ( ’oinniissioii of tile t’ity of Sanford, Florida.
rush o f Americans abroad.
Ifto p h Company, Howard Over
thnt in to suy, thnt in the preparation o f tho npccinl nsso.i.merit ' II Attest:
' tw d s n t manager said.
The
covering
the contemplated improvement, such specinl assess,m at
f c
<’hairtone company’s direct circuit
La Frond, a Paris daily written
L. R. PHILIPS,
(SEAL)
f
fuiiil invcstigat- by women for women has under shall he dotermined und prorated uccording to the foot frontage of
‘
iiy
Clerk.
•
aJtsntoon' W* ‘ ,Ul1 out ear,y
taken a crusade to abolish bull the mpr-ctivn properties specially benofited by said improvement.
Mtienlly |„.la
n-Aiiie the fighting in Franco by atrengtheno f tha lines north
[•nntary.
HE IT FURTHER REHOLyED, Thnt tho Tax Atuossor and the
RESOLUTION NO. .113
*'
■ng o f tho law against crucjlty
_ to
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was reported.
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whole
Gity
the City of Sanfosdf -Florida, in accordance with the
Ition waa not Interruptpaper would make
mvesti- animal*:- Tho pap.
' A RESOLUTION REQUIRING THE W IDENING GRADING
penalties such that no one would provisions o f Sections 101 and 102 o f tho Charter of the City of
A N D P A V IN G OF STA TE ROAD NO. 3 FROM F R A N K L IN
s" ,n speak, uttompt to organise the spectacle Sanford, Florida, shull proceed without delay to mnko a special usSTREET 8QUTH TO A PO INT 22 FEET SOUTH O F. THE
a .*„ " "
law-' und would confiscate tho receipts qssmerit roll, assessing tho special beneits to b o, received ns tho re
NORTH L IN E EXTENDED OF LOT 22 IN THE P L A T OF
whenever * figh t was held.
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The popularity of bull fighting sult of tho improvement c-onteo., luted against all lut;i ami hinds ad
r,H
"" specialist
who
P IN E HEIGHTS, TO A WIDTH OF 32 FEET INSTEAD OF
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thiu^i,
,|
*
o f repair mem in'•xiiinuia- in tho south o f Franco is scarcely joining pnd contiguous or bound!.<g und abutting upon such im24 FEET, A S HERETOFORE AUTHORIE&D.5
.4'-.
I I Man, went to work on
realized outside of the country oh provebrait^ and upon tho compieii .n . f said assessment roll to cause
................. .
Whnreas, horatoforo appropriate proceedings havo been had pro
lag out o f Sanford at 6
it Ih generally believed th* sport is
l i . " eviJeiiw.,
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riw
limited to.Spain.
Thousands of a copy thereof to bo published two tlmos■consecutively, onco each viding for the grading and paving of Stato Road No. 3 from FVank-'
U a f f pl^calta Oeoed
persona however attend many bull week. In a newspaper published ia Sanford, Florida, attaching to aui.i lin Street South to a point 22 frat South of the North lino extended
Wdafiern Union Company's
*
v..., . ,
. V S * . “ HRtide in fights every Sunday. ' The Frenc: s|>Uiai atneasment roll so published a notice' directed to all property of Lot 22 in the-Pint o f Pino Heights, nnd
cut off except the
claim these fights arc not as cruel owners IntcrciXed in said special assccsmenl.-i, stating in nccordapco
i^
t
ouu,!:^;i,"
istic
as
Whereas, it is now doomed’ adrisablo that State Road No. 3
, -nit, aecordlnf to
ub those staged in Spain.
mangier. Th*
La Frond*
ia” not
finding
active* wjtli itho provisions o f tho Charter of.tbo Gity o.* Snnford, Florida, u should bo paved to n width o f 32 feet from Franklin Stroet South
“
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it
“
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lte® h.ow Hie French
.bfj* ,*fter th* office
support from President Doumerguo dcflnlto time and place Where complnlnti will bo heard and'when to a point,29 feet South o f tho North lino extended o f L o t tS Iv itlif,
out. in its campaign, sinfco the French
.•* U o’clock last night,
said special assessment roll will be finally confirmed by the City Plat o f Pine Heights, therefore,
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v
forT. i m ";I,,Ih t,avo president, a true son of tho south, CpmBiiszfyn sitting a* an Equalizing Board. ^
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‘hftatorshin
in
■Jaaktoovilk drtait
BErJT HESOLVED, That the City CommiatJon of the CKy of
time, They look is a fervent supporter of buj) I * 1} BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Thqt th* special nsse,amenta
"i * M J w T u i « o p .
fights.
Sanfird,
i, deems it adviublo as a necessary
provided for by thia resolution to be miuip kind entered against all
it he)P?
I.
■r*t
" I w as'm ore nervous when I property bounding and abutting upon said imprpvement.Bhall bo pay^
3S
the I
not,
ilpmanta in rhe^oair^^tfijht on
' btll*’.
. Tbs w i r i e r
*nd the ear* w i n eompletly
•>!*•«■tobllihtd' a*
•Oyod on Recount o f lack of
oday,
ruie
'**• *0. fight thO .fire, accord
1
The raald#
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° * 8* 0* “ g t o * J * t e report
1?°_
fcPPateirttyte;*
dtd<
..not
Buffer
rate
l x
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as:
Lumber MUlwork
'y Will' M eet At a8J:iS L aK #
Tampa Aug, 12-13
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Storm Bulletins
Costs You Seven Dollar;
LIVESTOCK BODY
ORDERS DIPPING
VAT TO BE BUILT
Out of Every Ten To Live
PARIS LETTER
<1 Economic experts tell us that it costs the
average family about 70 percent of its total
income to buy food, clothing, household
utilities and all the multitude of little things
that keeps the family comfortable and
happy.
f l Seven dollars out of every ten—and that
doesn’t include rent, luxuries or entertainment.
Si
q
T h in k
w h at a i ° b it is to spend
your incom e w isely and w ell.
this
large
Is Coming!
proportion of
T o get the biggest and best
possible value from every one of those seven dollars.
Henry Clay Said
He Would Rather
Be Right Than
Be President
.
<1 T h e clever w om an goes to the advertisements of her daily
THE PRESIDENT
sSS?10”
IS BOTH
paper for help.
selling
She
Si$1*
chants
w eek.
There she finds a directory of bu yin g and
learns about
the
manufacturers.
She com pares values.
She w eigh s quality
and pnee. .
She takes this opportunity of judgin g a n d selecting alm ost
everything she needs to feed, clothe, am use, instruct a n d generally brin g u p her famil
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Wrich for the operii
announcem
...
*il*iC.l|ill,r,hth
<tTrover
war
1111 hung
W M IO W P
of
:
offerings o f m erchants'and
•M Bcircuit
HUgo Undor
J f . -W N "O fttu
Floods of Bargains .are io ^
b e offered b y the
cu’
S t " " 1- ' *" » u i . ouciuioa rrass, auer nsr recent ap
in La Boh^me,
what‘
re,,ch credit. they.j
Ming,
aa MImi
t**«CI.",‘‘
lh*‘‘ 'apearance
h j.th e critics
it, K
d o s & nd ‘ " t h a t
will be
nblo at tho-opti*n--flf-tho'property owners owning-property boundingund abutting upon.at^th improvement as follows; rithor in full within
thirty day* after. aal^'.’tiaeJanients
npproysd?
and c o n f i r m e d ! e q u a l ahnji$l j|Mtel^k)ent«- with Interest at
annum up
sfted payments
tho rate of elfli|
il.aass
and After tho.j
allied,’ .
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V W C . 1a me. nrcsjCK.
G eC Q G G 7
| pool, tennis courts,
tih | o f bulldint proi, hotels, apartStreet paving pro0* -h o n-1 e r a r d
b*ke Monroe.
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LiOMT/ r iL B E T M j u I W g o T To
o h
THE WORLD will watch with
interest this battle between the
yf
Mexican government and the Cath
olic church, first o f its kind in
many years.
The cessation of all religious
Ja y e r — ..
w n dL
m ! " " S ■"! ba,nit ,|ulcklJ' rep a ired .
A d a y o r tw o services in Mexico will undoubted
Bock o f often, cleft for me
W
f
I 't llr ovtden ce lh a t w o h a ve had a b ig b low h ere
ly cause turmoil and distress among
n»e hide* myself in Thee."
all classes.
Mexican Indians es
.i'
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—
pecially will resent being deprived
1FA TH E R S (1776-1926)
of services which they believe es
A T L A N T A JOURNAL
if
^
sential to their spiritual welfare.
J hiada-lnscirbod that charter
I he Christian religion was forced
ia f mankind
A »m »iati„n h,i,,rT ' Uli" n”. “ dup?wl by ,h0 National Education u|inn them originally by Spanish
The ilellbcrnto inflicting o f pain, fined t*> the shrike or butcher bird.
H k which the thunders of Association n its reeent session held in Philadelphia urges
and taking pleasure in the victim's
conquerors,
and
much
bloodshed
in
Other flying predators, like hawks
-he Atlantic roil?
suffering, is considered by psychol- and owls, nr on a smaller scnl“ ,
many
cases
accompanied
the
proand
!ravd?rS
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yc“
r
,>r
«
cry
,
J
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n
tor
“lady
fPtbels they , but England’e
ngistx ns a murk of mental ns well like flycatchers, kill quickly and
i’4*SS.
aouL
as mural sickness .and given by eat nt once. This feathered cnlit with all her memories * Wonderful as it may seem, moreover, there will be nro- Mint the Inrli.ins are now devout tbeni lhe name of “ sadism,” after
Christians, often more earnest in the Marquis do Kudo, one of the gula, however, seems to take n
vir— .
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T
w
n
.
C
O
fItl.mUn,r
in
IHHny
partfl
,,f
thc
United
States
their faith than people of European mos* notorious of iccognlzed mod- pleasure in hanging up a string of
eilt-V niert spoke 2 at/
f,.,How lhe recommendations uf that resolution extraction.
writhing victims on sharp thorns!
rrii n
- UO mind
and in inventing the barbed wire
• blundering rulor’s
lint the lust to torture is not fence man became its unwitting
rix th 'y e a r
y, T ' a
" > » * » l ‘ ho end“ f
controlj
R E AT months
of the Catholic
confined to human Iteing.t with sick accomplice.
teacher will
’
nndTHE
fo rTH
twelve
that
church to boycott all o f those Hint souls. It seems to he possible for
and breaths of PoolLittle as we may admire ,the
next alx y j . r ! o f b e t t S ^ o r k .
l’ r'!|wrati,,“ fo r “ >« enforce the nnti-< atholic laws in any predatory animal of the high
clover atoIeT
butcher
bird, however, we ere Its
Mexico is also serious, more ho er orders, to develop it, and ap
' ^ A . £ Y « 1 while he
That is as it should he, o f course.
It is a tprrlhin
than thp JVdtrstantH «, ordinarily parently to have it ns a Dart of the beneficiaries. Its attacks on the
young of other birds are a heavy
*■ >a u ’ }
would understand.
normal hablTs of life. Weasels, for
Verflra in°mT n ity l °
the » 6rvicc" ^ f u l t f f i t S J f c n
sin to l>e scored uguinst it, but
- * ^ n ■Sfahori—fJowMuch a thunderbolt o f thc churoh example, kill where they cannot these a rebalanced, and probably a
tu
T ty nfo”rm
I yVonriv’
fr " '! lhout
in return
bird
luniiy
ror a
e a r s Ireedom
once in seven
vimm an aoph>r»/ i j* may not possess In theso cynical eat. ami everybody knows how n great deal more than balanced, by
_ » -Somsrset bedagnostic duys the Dower that eat torments a mouse bofore she the fnrt Ihal the majority of the
finally eats it.
" • '
U gh tfoot 1-ee
brought on excommunicated
_“
ilct * Garvictim/* of its )m n ta! impalinun
~|hn Hancock ovor
Among the commoner Urdu, de uro vermin. s..t n as field mice and
man emperor over the
----wiu rhountaina
mounraina
Hire fain;
liberate
cruelty
is
apparently
con
in winter to stand barefoot In the
grasshoppers.
. • r r - - - - . Rosalind If he
r.now ut Cunossa, beneath the
have
Z
r
“
C
o
ver'th
e
aide
S
M
f
f
i
j
l
never heard
Popea window, begging for
'
i^apng In Asden undor tha grecnBuU-Jh t h » ‘ihlkSv4fT<kvSue^ , allie
g* Wood tree;
M IA M I N EW S
"lie-, to be excommunicated is to
.8fl|h rhymes us melluw ls
endure bpiritunl deutli, and the
H eretone murriuge-belln
Polk county again comes to the
i threat will he powerful.
locoffniximr the fact that beauti.
,
H
'
fore with a project to include ticnii i fualion IH a matter oi public in
fticnt.
names, With many n bride- months, and proeinus f^w (ifThi.m^ l(>aif'lcrH. for th«8o four
tificntion of highways among the ‘
'I HE AM ERIC AN pcoplu and activities of country officials. A terest. to be paid for with tax
om, .many u brldo,
govornment of course have no right committee o f citizens has peti money, tbs eountv has blazed a
I (through English chanto toll Mexico whnt law shall be tioned the county commission to trail that doublleas wilt be fol
‘ *hny f day;
made as regards Mexican affairs. appoint a park n.mmisuloner, q, lowed by other sections of the
Whoso thorns were
Hut the confiscation o f the great provido n truck f. thi work .in I fltnte.
Cambridge muy;
I hide county might well emulate
properties
..f thc Catholic church to appropriate $2,400 for the cost
haired our Kentish
Imperial
Polk und give a thought
in
Mexico
without
remuneration,
of planting trees along the rend
R* '
is surprising to Americans. When side*. Indications are that the to the nspeets o f its highways. The
—- ——
-—-—
^ In blood to him
this country took over the Philip recommendations of the commit causeway is a striking example of
dlod
pines
and thus deprived the Cnth- tee will receive favorable action wluit should be ono o f the hand
• fla g among those icesomest drives In the world- and is
olie church of cortuln rights and
i gray;
Polk county is essentially rn
not. Still nn infant w.’th regard tc
possible
income,
the
United
States
agricultural
regi
»n.
Its
roads
are
land that up the
paid the Mum of olght million dol certainly among the most attrac agriculture and industry. Dade
lars to Rome by way o f damages. tive. By pioneering >.i u move county should emphasize beauty us
lan eternal April now must
ment to beautify roads and by a major consideration. If it expects
to remain America's play ground
c
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v
e
f
w
m
t
h
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a
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t
o
t
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f
c
k
t°
lvh“
t
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v
y
ro■ “ u il. all our brooks
SOME OF our Italian friends,
-~*t name runs wild
too thoroughly intoreatwl in thoir w o r iT
, T !w
all<l with whom we deeply sympathize,
h « n ^ ° n* *H the ghosts of quute pay, the teachers o f t h i u i ' f lworki .tu “ trike for ade- considering the ill treatment they
8h«rwood rise,
thln? for nothing
They k n o w " * i v‘‘ * « » « • got from their brother allies, aro
la^Liacoln green, to acclaim
hostile.
Unelo Sam accepted their
public
will
accept
all
they
give l.ul
tkn-t
{|t‘a1' own
that uvutar;
debt proposition, at less than
1 11 y kcop r^ ht on Kiv- 40 cent* on the* dollnr.
fston, our discoverer; Penn, InK; and probably ulwnya will
our child;
But the general feeling in Eur
" * * , , 1 * r..g„„ii„K ope now is that Uncle Snirf>ught
dney, whoso fleots brought tho°™yo y , S i;!“ r 0; v; l ^ , lmv, y
.home so many a price;
sponae will help In the S S
bUt 0Ven AiVlt m ilc h <’f' a rJl not to ho paid anyllung. He
) l ^ at|1 Nelson, on all sets, our
Pa,d ns generously as employees oThio- ^ ,t?n tfuat'[1<:,s «re should consider it sufficient honor
pilot-star.
to send his men and his money to
corporations
are paid, then it wil? 1,1 5l
lni8i'>esa rescue
Ill
und help his European
fathers, seven score years and Dost equipped people for'uiliiriitinn.S P° S8i|b0 to retain l,ie brothers, when thoy found they had
*‘ ltl ago . v :
••
will be vastly improved
The . w n T
,Tho *h«olH bitten o ff more than they could
at Shadow is this up-towering be oliminated.
The
chiidren
will
,^
ff4c,ent
Pedagogue
will chow, and bugan to get tired of
,through the night
cutting oarh othor’s throuts.
And
a a gaunt pine-tree on a t h o ^ i o , , wlu r o c o ^ ^ i ! : ! ^ • * * 8" U" r" dt'alwnen is n fascinating word.
mountain height
-■
ONE IT A L IA N newspaper snvs
I which the winds of God evor
Europe finds comfort
in the
j flow
.
[thought that "outside of Europe
ard him breathing to the reab u t n ot
' h ‘ L i on !!!^
I,” ^ " ^ , ‘.7, ,M i' h
(hero is Asia, and inside of Asia
1 1ms below
there ih Japan.”
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universal covonunl.— Right
la right.
The suggestion is that Europe
I Iqw o f God is Freedom’s d iv in e ly ; a m n n ^ f^ g o o d
t//inks 1,0 w rite s too busy and too sore to follow her
only Hpht,. « •
.
re a s o n a b ly .— i, „ B ru yore.
-r»t«n c lin jr thinks he w rites Inclinations and come over here
and punish tho United States will
V tlie Stursi in his gnarled
fingers gjgfSr.
wait patiently for Japan to do it.
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A Few Will Heed This Resolution
S S
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SADISM IN FEATHERS"
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HIGHWAY BEAUTIFICATION
ssa^su ss
What
Dollar D ay
Means To You
a, kneeling on gaunt knees, he
1 bowed his hahd,—
ot unto us, O God, 0 never our
* own
.
jThe pride of power of tlie
u.Worid-natWa. birth 1~ more, befonf’ odr ancient
faith lls dead
Vs us, lost,w e ,.too, glory in
I
! •
im m ig r a t io n
CASES
I
IN VIE W of the general atti
tude, it is n pleasure to hear that
IrcHideiit Coolidge
has invited
.'Ruled •’Rotes ns a nation that they Edsul Ford to visit his camp and
tn 1K;
‘.sou -aesibi*
PROVIDENCE I1UI.LET1N
Although the “ moral turpitude
. rbiuHo of the imml-rntion laws was
fore thfl Countess Catheart affair, Iry .f l h . f c 11, |
to ri'J_t,ui coun
EdscI Ford has studied flying,
it Is considered merely part of the try or the underainhles who have alrout Ino regulations of the ileparl- roi'dy landed, but the none- too and is iiliout to tost a modern, safe,
pleasant task o f preventing any in- powerful plane, with three engines.
ment o f labor.
‘ heir numbers Can bSVnd Ho and Ids father have the nia?nd the S d lr u tte r ly perish
Last, month, for Instance, the
p'jJlJSy HIJd ‘ ho money.
President
flrom our c lr tK -'
board of review decided 216 eases
ooolldgc has an open mind und la
?’-l. -, -*-8y Alfred Noyes.
on appears from the decisions of
anxious to dovelop aircraft.
•1 « A * f / .i
the immigration authorities under
Perhaps this nation will really
this clause. .
i storm.
■-? ‘ --1'* —
have a flying fleet after all, and.
Reviewing Immigration eases U
•hare of 5 large problem If one mav judge
«P.rin " hJ‘ pV.,t,° Vlk* curo bf hostile
It nover rains hilt It stops.
visitors to Uncle Shylock," whethfrom the report of W. W. llusbahd,
AM lstahtaw M ary a f labor who
or ib o 'p o c ltk .
,lK' A ,l" “ *te
■tatod the other day that more
than three thousand (ippoal.i woro
rcvlowod and decided hy the konnl
t H E POLICE picked up u dead
during the month of June. Must wh(e lil<l„ren
a Kn,nt handicap gunman near Now York's police
■d.kotiui't
of the caeca Involved whnt is known when ope wi«hes to be unhappy.
headquarters, yesterday, „ « , * .
■ rr-ro-?— — m surreptitious entry, pm-ticnl by
fined” gunman, f a a h i » n a b 1y>
at tlmo for another etowavM-y* end aliens attempting wa10M ntro n " nir* think tho o w droaaod.
According to the poiicV
*h® kurngo to Imvo the he^W f* juat a little too refined
to get Jnto the United States with
‘ bw found 7— Tapi
tontenta
of
Its
tool
l>ox
removed
* t trouble ab
and. that caused his death.
out propor’WMport* or vlsn*. ■ i
wrfcin ioon
LjHtla profeoslonal killer was sont
Howevor’ dlfflcult It msy hs for '
" nI 4'/
flNMn Buffain, to kill a man marked'1
« W S . “‘*,ly
*‘ok-
TOM SIMS
■Jsrssiu_T^ uk'" ■»
-j— 18ld considerable
'■•rod bndji. but tho
”
J ij town
orning to
kn° w whJLw" 1
“ R W ? " 1? 1" *
. t»W . Of b.d thin';. h»nw,„. But
‘ the dopartpieht i o f lubo,
01*0 INI ftn Inntt,. a
' t u l a?. * *? ,,nnny niore
^ "*h a t much o f the ifliper (things
(hot don t happen.
DOareful iu . „
• w ii
ration is
mal lmThera
.bo days the city auL
ifarcod. buries
of onion seta sbi
i f the
*,f S farmer.
The Sanford Merchants are co-op
erating in a gigantic‘two day sale on
August 3 and 4.
- i 3*
N as “ Dollar Day.” Merchandise of the
best, at prices that a re^ ore than fair,
is to be offered to the people of this
county and the surrounding trade ter
ritory.
..J, police
s.woa’ws
shot
excepting
i
pry will entertain
i the choir of tho
th |n the church
_ , j Girls will nicely
IMn. W. S. Thora.
ling nt 8 o cloW?
l urged to be pres-
A la rt» a r o t’
7 "u > C rn " * r d - M is s
Margaret /achnry,
Miss Ruby
Fords Are Guests
Coolidge Family
™ t t S T n ' t t X ? " - " hkh
(Arrivals
Elton J. Moughton
W .H. LOI
.
; ; -Mjteiji
II
a
i f H I it
Continuant’ front 1 p, w£’
I I p. wL
*
TODAY
Matt Moore and .
Devota hi • • *ih
“ THREE WEEKS Ut\.
PARI8.”
.
Consult Us Before Wiring
Seminole
Ji
-t*
Comedy • . C..iW
“ SCRATCHES
Aesop’s Fahiaa. '‘‘“ j
THURSDAY
4m.
CASH LUMBER CO.
Flan Removal Of
DiiHitfhtly Signs
R a d io R ecep tio n Is Goq
NEW
LUMBER YARD
The New York Radio Shi
DrFi
Chain Letter Seeks
Funds For “ Wizard
LB
W ^ t e r -S p a r
D/soasps
INSURE WITHRELMBI.E INSIIRI
Body Of Auto Wreck
Victim, 5, Recovered
COLCLOIJGIH R E A LTY COMPA
DEPARTMENT OF
CHEMISTRY GETS
'57LATEST BOOKS
Sanford Paint & Wall
Paper Co.
CHASE & COMPi **
THE YOWELL CO.
D rLETCHERL B
Announce
Quits Stage, Makes Fortune in Oil
m
A 25 Percent Discount
M E N ’S
Two-Piece.
T H IS 1 4 -P A G E B 901
W K t
N kw Y o x k T it l x • M
o kto m k
eilW'’'5Wt
m t 'l * s
fchU
ru
Am
■
10centsaimuiid
Capital Funds over |30,000,000*^
Representatives
,n county seats
*
10 pounds for
(• A m !;,™ b“ "
tkret
w
some
‘ Mr- and Mrs.
^LS'Ossll o,
-sling*
m k •
•r.ii
w
H*«ner I'mly Given
Tuesday Evening For
Mr.AmlMrs.McLaurin
Rockey Tire
r -
Merits”
• f J*.' - ® * 1
■ ••
ELEC TR IC
Co.
Miss Wainvvright Is
Bride Of J. W. Green
Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co*
Sanfi
v <'
JuBan Shi"!' [ 5rnnt WnBon’ Mi«
v N - j*
. Dick Barthelmeaa kg'
P A U L SMITH'S. N. Y „ Ju|y
-Stevens3h ,,h° St*r n,,(J Mr8' R- E - In *T h ^ 5 lpn" ‘‘" ; ° " o ng! “ Bringing
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E,l.«et
Ford,
o
/
u
e
'
“ RANSOM’S F O L L I^ ’ ,
tho
wn8
s"
"
^
«"<*
Ido Bible drill practiced.
—O N form n,Ul R1
','har<t VVashburn Child,
Hal Roach'a Gang R
wi£ e n io v .!,,‘rmii fM,lowt‘d. which r inner ambassador to Italy ur- I
T »r V
V
v<,fV much.
Mr ,.
Terheun was assisted by Mrs nved at White Pine ( ’amptoday to I
“Thundering Flea.” ' '*
Itiunm
be the gu^tH (,r tho president and .
E L E C T R IC A L
Milan* Revlejg
Jacksonville; I.
in lo
M- ^ershuli Mrs. Coolidge for several days.
T,
. ....................
CON TRACTORS
In looking after the pleasure ol
Jgk; M. I.udelie, W
A marriage |n which much* In ncr voting guests.
Th‘! visits are described us ho !
30 by V/t t’viI bl inder
t^rsburg: Mr. and
...
18 entered was t’hnt of Sat
, ..........
.. " r- "ui
at" , >,«
char"r‘
**Mt ii
it was
W s sat,I
s»i,|! No Job Too Big, Nii J„l, Too
* ! !,v J*® \ y h f J tr
st». II. I' ( rum.
at
urday afternoon. July 24. when
a lhe
(he executive office*
offices today tu...
that )I
3 ! by
Cto<i(|\(mi.
fiileton. Daytona;
Small
M ihh Ella Juanita Wainwright be
Mr Coolidge would take the op
Other sir,,
^Uke Wiles; Di
portunity
to
discuss
with
tho
son
Let Us Repair Yoor
Tho"‘m ht‘ ,ri<,° " f J- W. Green
ijickxinville.
81.r> Park Ave. Rhone -120W
inc marriage was solemnized nt
oi thi! automobile manufacturer
_.»Ie
the home of (he bride’s parents
oiisMicsH conditions throughout the
, Tsnipn; Mrs. II
country ns well as the progress
Ijikn^M
Mrs'
BWninright
of
.Hr*. H. M. Harvey,
i-nke Monroe. Rev. (J W m il
the Ford interests nre making in
Road Service
[ W. Brooker. Jack
^nte.'il' Hl‘.a.eV MVU " ,lin tfraciously Die development of civil aviation.
ent«
i
tamed
liicsdnv
evening
at
her
Chor>rh ° f rh° Krre
Methodist
31J K. 2nd 8t
J Martin. Lakeland;
cnimh. Performing the ceremony. horn,.
Fourth Street with a din
y, Elba Ala.; I*’ . Y.
Mr
lh‘‘ daughter of ner party, honoring Mr. an.l Mrs.
lillt: J. T. Price,
, r; '"Jd Mr>|. W. H. Wainrlght of
Mel.milin, w(IOH,. n,nrrjncc
THURSDAY
U. Zber. Abe /her.
The Price Is Right
Lake Monroe, and has for a num- w s an event of a recent date
Jfcl/on, Jiickvonvillc
u r of years made her home there.
be rooms were artistlenlly
i Jacksonville; J. II
Mr. mid Mrs. Green will con- decorate,I with quantities „ f rosos
A R C H IT E C T
Iran* Rich la
xnillc;
E.
Green
MEAT MARKI
SANFORD
Monr,io>
th“ ir home '«• i-nke ami zinnins, <••inbiiicd with fern
First National Bank Bldg.
M\ Wni. Pi gc. Lake
Monroe. I he ninnv friends of the
“COMPROMISE”
•UO Sanford Ar
*
,,f Pink and white
iftrncs, I'itv; ( has,
\ming couple wish them every hap- was
S a n fo r d ,------------Floridn
,'bariiiiiielv carried out in the
Mil
‘
id;
E.
M
.
Hilluis
I OH I'.ilmrllo A*
di lung loom, where cut floweis
.xisi. ( lealwater;
had converted the room into a
Hal Chase Comedy •aoqj
Pheejjix Utility
veritable floral Imvver. The place
Phoenix Util ciirils were muque in design, origW. S. PR IC E , Mgr.
“ Mighty Lika A Moms’*
Clement, J. M.
inLl VC'lS^H I>'*)fiJf USImI.
pITille; T. T. .lack
710 W. First St. Phone 472-w
A delicious four-course dinner
V, Flack. Drlando;
"W fA N IiO . July 28. _</P)— A was served by ,he hostess.
fjlcksimville; Mr.
I Ims,. present were: Mr. and
statewide movement for the re
llamperscn. City;
Brownlee
Mrs. (>. X. Alford, Ur
moval
o
f
unsightly
signs,
decaying
A joke that gite:i‘ n at a California house party started Just for the
hfort (auderdale.
enhances, i,,,4U.S. street intersec- Mr:\ ,K v - McLmilln, Mrs. E. H
nko o amusement has turned into r e »lity _ s o Jobyna Ralston, le„d- Dons leaning "t angles
other an,l M r^ U . K Stevqns, Miss GuserrrtiS!!1® "r ‘ ’'
nod rrn.lrrd. Ar
Jr, T. W. (Ivon Stisie Iher of Orlando, Henry Mcevidences
of
the
speculative
period
p i [ ° r Hr ? U
’ ,S
to n,a,ry Richard Arlen, actor.
8Leave. New York;
C A L L T H E M A N T H A T K N O W S — NOT
J>«tn
so-called
developments, Lnulm. n„d m ,. niM, AIra H
M
ss
Ralston
admits
that
th*
engagomemt
ditln’t
take
place
until
after
krson: 1>. \V.
•
whose authors have left the state Melauilin.
M A N T H A T ~ O W N S ONE
A complete line of
Pn.; Mr. and their friends hud started talking about it in fun.
niay bo undertaken by the Florida
y o u could cook iho
Orlando; O.
Cypress and Pine
Association of Real Estate Boards,
piano in \Yater and Framing
II. I-. Waters,
arordlng to Paul O. Meredith, exe
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
J.
L.
Wnlkor
,Ir,
202 N. Park Avc.
Open Until 10 P. M.
[’honi]
'Uhossee; Alltill
cutive secretary.
the finir.h vvuuld not turn Sheathing
etched
rown
kksonville; Mri and two children, Helen and Alfred
Mr. Meredith has sent letters to
white,
if the piano were Siding
o
f
Winilemcre
nre
spending
J
In,
n the members of the hi<HutificnUon
jp*. -S. \V. RobS P T C I A 1 1ST
finished
with
w. C. John week with tjie. former’s paienis.
Flooring
ionimi‘ t,e of the association, askM '. M. Waltoi., Mr. and Mrs. J. I,. Walker at their
N c f 'i 'O t t / o o d u n d S A m
Celling
ng them to urge such a movement
nit* D. Hnxfi*r. ' w w W1 IS iR tU J W iU k ite U - — . . [ ’[[[’ : ( >N. .luly ':!*! JAn viull... on the part of local realty boards
Finish
Wo are headquarter, for QX|
jf. Overly, Orlando;
1.
appealing for funds, in
‘
1
V
M
‘
s,U,t<
‘
At
Uaytonu
Mouldings
Chattanooga
Lime, nt
‘ on Citv; E. C.
Mr. end Mrs. W. A. McClellan,:. tfie latest move of Charles Ponz.i, | n tonllt . ii,. sumI, the advertising
I «<iPf»Mfutiy trrat
Lath
*
V
fc
,"
*
^
\
^
l
l
T
l
i
S
h
18. T. Timre. |lir- AUks Katherine Withniore. W. A.
~ndurt.Nl a clean.un day in KtiruniRtlini. Npurilla,
u/ui rfsttuuL*
l Hopper, ('hicago, McClelland, Jr., Miss Mary Lee nne-time financial wizard, in his which members themselves maimed IllKraiiv* Oliordu*.
Brick
“ lim e > » » , Inaurnurr written br torn who k.mn
rxtradition
frcun trash trucks with succesafnl re- E lv fr amt Kidney
Rock Lime I n .
nt Palsika; John McClelland, and A! iss Ho norinc fiplit against
See
tho
varniahod
wood
pan
Lime
1 f o u b 1,-h. CnUrrh,
fill*:
8.
(!.
RosenHouston,
Tcxiift,
to
hug
in
a
sevenBellinger
o
f
Macon,
(In.,
arrived
Asthm
a.
Hay
Fever,
WE OFFER POLICIES IN
el submerged in tho aquarium Piaster
Rock Lim e In _
U,8'i i T hr Mi1ml Rvu,tv Rod I'd,
I*! 0. S. Iluisltlev, Tuesday-^to he the guests o f Mr. 3'QJir m*ntenee here ns a 4<eonuiioii he
he added, Ims already had sucee.v. lllneair, „ f Wonawti
in
our
store
window.
Never
",nu
Chrunlr and
White
Rock
Piaster
Board
I A. K. Cutler. At- and Mrs. Henry McLnulin.
J?re ,
Linltillly
w ith thu work there an,| other ( unuilirnled I>|.ea»«
Hydrated Lime.
ami notorious thief.M
turns white! Comes ready u
lNails
ur Men.
i orp« * >
Plate Glass
ostodIUM,^
l'S
Ur°
*,econ,iUif
inter*
The letter, carrying the post
SI’KCI AI. NOTICK—
Finishing Lime.
U9e 1° colors, or clear for Screen Wire
Accldt‘nt
j
Surety Bonds
If unijurnli u i u l i l a
script “ don't destroy this. Mail it
i R. A. Hens spent
floors,
woodwork,
furniture.
•‘
■'ll
*srn»at
etTorta,
Builders Hardware
Agricultural Lime.
uc pass it ulong.
It may bring
Bench.
Employers and AutomobUc Liability,
liagllty to (jbliKititiiii
Stop in the store for color curd. Doors
you luck," contains an ndditionat
*aU an e.ubiuiied
reputation In accom
idl'd fur letters or telegrams to
ollahln* multa. toSeXet
Windows
•
[ftitt* *ent Sunday
with aclrnliflciccom
sQ,U
Ipmcnt,
years of exb»
Governor
Ferguson,
of
'
Texas,
rlenra, appeal t®
uur
lnM,
T it Daytona Reach.
M
ONROEVILLE,
Ala.,
July
28.
your
Inteliiaenea
and
die.
311 First National Bank Bldg.
Telephone
“ urging her not to sign extradition
er.lIon In the aa/ection
of
_ physician tc
Frames and Screens
* *m
’ e* anu
a
Id’) The body of five year old
treat mu. cuma* to aee
mv,
and Invcatlaat*
Iftjpo has returned son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tucker, papers for my return to Massachu
PHONE 5M ’
200 Oak
m
y
advanced
nyatem
of
treatment
Da l p i <
SANFO RD, F LO R ID A
•atment which
|lMr« she up,-lit the I eiiKuroln, has been recovered from setts.
Real Estate
Made to Order ,
i".eU? »V*irt“ ' •n<k,r»«l. No Incurable caaee
at vented, no mall order treatment InatP
I With friends.
“ No amount is too small,” Ponthe Alabama river at a point near
Murphy Ironing Boards
tuted nn falae promlare made, no slitterU*
'• s u a r a n t c e ..,)^ . |
Claiborne landing where tho auto zi writes. “ If a receipt is desired, ,
M2
W.
First
Street
'
Medicine
Cabinets
uee what I de —- 1 do what I sdrertlae
h, —j of New York mobile bearing five members of it will be mailed to you."
^Graduale O f The Unlversily U l" r«*? r»»»onable, term* arranted to auH
|«I* in Siiiiford lust the Tucker family plunged into the
patent a convenience. Call or arrlte for
‘
O f Florida Presents Set Of InfoVraatloo and advice.
river Sunday.
CLYDE LIN K QL’ ITH PORT
rf=
' , » » • « r pat tome in peraen. I aoaral,
Books
On
Chemlairy
ToDeThe
body
of
a
three
year
old
son
BRUNSWICK,
G
h
.,
July
2K.
Id’)
i'Wilkinson „ f MunL la w f"
rompanlaa^and
««r*d . aa,us*d aiad rratepartment Headed By Leigh ful pattent> ara my
'w guest „ f Mrs. was recovered shortly after thu nc- -Thomas Fuller, agent for the
beat —■
» -rrarn .
1 several days. I cnlent. A negro ferryman saved Clyde line, officially announce,I
|the liven o f Mr. nn,j Mrs. Tucker here today that the Clyde steam
T O D A Y
G AIN E SV ILLE, Fla., July 2 8 .r
rown
T O D A Y .4i|
Blyn of Jackson- I|and a twolvo your old son when the ship line would discontinue service Dn— Receipts o f a g ift o f 52 vol■MS a few days in i|nutomohilo became unmanageable to and from Brunswick on Aug. I I. Um0?in°
u‘,‘ie',
to
tho
depart2
1
6
M
A
I
N
S
T
.
I as it was boing driven up a steep Luck of
business was given
v.i .'unmra
K'veii us
as the
me :
library was announced by Dr
I bank aftor leaving thc ferry, skid- reason for the abandoning of tho i ,,?wn.ca R- Loigh, head o f the
J A C K S O N V IL L E , f L A . '
Brunswick connection.
Chemistry department o f the Uni. f. S. Roberts of ing backward Into the river.
_ |verslty of Florida.
The books
|J,,l!'r!' in Sanford
|lKMsy.
: I were,presontect by Charles
F.
_ T H e , --------------I !,, th* “ JrtaJante o f tho institnlields lms r(l
I i “ ,on- Ttay consist o f a set each
i .S a n f o r d
|
• delightful trip
.
thf J?.un?al of tho American
: ^hemleal Society," "Chemicul Ab- j
1(arulina.
L e A U N D R y " !
"tracts," and “ Industrial and KnOn 200
'g
nocring
Chemistry,”
with
c
m
of Jacksonville
[dete indices, o f the yenrs 1917-25 i R E T U R N S V O U R W ASH ;
ln Sanford on
-I
inclusive.
j R ^ A p y F O R IR O N IN G ?
The g ift is all tho more appre
ciated, Dr. Leigh stuted, because
I y **• JV. Radford,
or tho fact that It helps to fill n
t
'
p Holt
»nd,i lues,lay.
kcenlv felt need of the department.
1ho chemhitry departments o f very
/Pinkston |,ns rt,_
many schools no larger than Flor
«t*n,li".r |,
ida Possess departmental libraries
^ A iian ia. (;,;:
of from 3,000_ to 6,000 volqnics.
whereas the chemistry department
mridu has, in common with the
h,'VVli"i Icft“ tTrhi
l ollego o f Pharmacy, less than 500
*»fn l'!'i T:,ni!,;*' «flvolumea.
frdgri 1 ,l«v« in SnnM xM
Tho most acute need at prasent
is for complete bound sets o f the
L Why T itle Insurance is necessary
various chemical journals, so es
•
Tailored By
i C V " '1
2. What Title Insurance insures against
sentia] for advanced work and re
.....
search, Thcrfe aro being purchas
been
3. How Title Insurance protects the mortgager
11 Weeks,
ed as rapidly as limited funds will
permit, and, in^tho meantime, gifts
4. The reality of the risk to titles
such as this one ' are o f great as
" ■
' Have and
I . 7I ri|T«£1
5. How Title Insurance expedites your sales
sistance. Tha set received is val
It inF v " llV fro n>
ue! .1 about |300 and, unlike text
1 ln North Caro-Sacuro your oopy todmy from ou r lo c*l n p n m n U t* *
books, will become more valuable
'■a time passes.
•
FOR T IT L E IN S U R A N C E IN SEMINOLE COI
Mr. Smith la the aoh of L. C.
[ A T
‘•WWron.
Smith, merchant o f Gainesville.
^
Arthur Lee. oi
A P P L Y TO
Ho was graduated from Florida in
i of m,J S*"'1#).’ to
1919,
in chemistry. He
v “majoringjaJoring ln
4,r‘‘. >idle Wilnlm/iHi* to V
^ l. J
.. .a year
wentr directly
Yale
for
...
of graduate work; then worked for ...
===
two
years
aa
an
Industrial
chemist,
Representing*.
‘4*
All shtia, bat
later returning to Yale for another
•laa la aU aati
year of. study. >11?
im
*ash
him
r», *X h« dead gun•H* gloves, very
11r
* irood
rf, lh a t cost
■w warn-
mnrlt« r»
high Rcore.
Ias* Non Io° W^Rlams |cla’ss °i sI " 0*<1111
for the smal! steri slg,,., un the highways
received u nr.vorty lin atTJL ^
V
of MUa.- Virginia
consolation prize.
P
Ck f ° P Bffs, f e J I
Mn™hnll. and dcuartinent*n|!V Unt11 th® BtaUs ro“ d
road marker!"' U,,Pr° V* d UnJform
„ ^ » j » « trsh‘ ..,n
l » »udU»lllllty
|nt,lcIPO
. c o u n i, V r f c . u x ( t
. h o 'c i o l w
rrwn.^ ffor ,1
Vntkifx
. s*
,IW w«s»neni
as served by the
tho hostess.
hnnt««a
grain
,, i—
r%proi%•
was
S^hmJf0 r«JU' " l>r P nV ,n th Bihk'
Willinm.PlMV;in,ct,vvcre:
N°"l® n,nri„ r ,u0n\? w1w b were also
.the
economical family
for death in a bootleg feud
The
'luick f S
hired killer, and
[ud Internediute B.
, »l* Dpytona Thurs■tth the general asLthtr*. Cars leave
Church nt -
710 SanfoM j .
flanford, h j l
War?:
'll A rti-ri’ir ....
R ESID ENCE T E L E P H O N E : 117-1
Fashion Park
Watdi For the Advertisements in The
t'
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A „^ S ? STPR 0? P ’ July 28.-</P)_
CANTON, Ohio, July 28.— EfJ g - p ™"ceii Hutton delUrfjtTWsday afternoon the members mmnnh.!r T O n,“ tlan
to tho f °rt* ‘ j* uncover the conspiracy
with n
en‘ : i t» ,nwl Tuesday evening
support
o
f
the
Florid,
beautifica
t ^,*|,nnerl» Class, Junior
which had fo r ita purpoae
purpose the as
m M. hr
•**»»» * t her homo r i )t u'°/
thp ( hri»dan Church met tion slogan, swat the sign and save tassinatlon
on Magnolia Avenue, - ,
sassination o f Don R. Mellett, pi
pub
fb*
t^'un,“
°! the
Mnr-class.
R- A- Tcrhedn. Bo.rS. «#nrV 'vh,on tho Associated lls b jr'o f tho Canton Dally kews,
the
teacher
of
W ero^ w T
Whe,:® th#* lablw<
Tr*'le of th® Scenic h a w been narrowed down to one
r a tZ with , WC- Q U9^ fu,1y ‘K o A short business meeting preced Highlands unanimously adopted mad, it waa announced at head
tho
following
resolution.
co m . 1" 7;"1" lia" »nd marigolds', ed the social hour. Officers for
quarters of the investigation late
Theb t S « , W th tnn,den-h* ,r
T ro ll!0 / 80cf* ‘ cd
Boards
of today.
The information waa g iv
hiini i i . were attract ve hand 8 f j * nr ^ !'re <‘lpctd- Thoy arc as
painted designs,
d*lItWM iJ V
J°hn*on. presl- DeHtJon*tbl^p ,uce.nic Highlands en definitely that the conspirators
Weekly, vice petition tho Polk ( uunty Beautlfi- are known and that the arrest o f
A fter an
ish
Lucy Marshall,
brld^T' r
enJ°Y *bI* Wme h f i president,
^ '^ n t , M
.^iss
MVrshaH
i S L r ,H
to >«*“In
•■» Polk
«»i them and their accomplices depend
brldgeH coreswero counted and • Wcretury. nial Miss Marie I I I ’ s
chambers
oS-lt“
f cninmorce
on one or two developments.
„
, ,Stp.Vf!n" was awarded <Treasurer.
lnvntm k* refrftin from erecting
th* Methodist
atf |U FWIhK ht,ur
fjifrt. Claude Her'V
THEN01
SHOP
BIG REDO!
GOODYEAR
7
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S O C IE T Y E D I T O R
aiid
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. |j Miss Prances Buttonf
e
r„s C la s s H ° W s ( ‘S w a t T h e S ig n
- Jf Hostess A t Bridge fElection
Mellett Assaseins
O f Officers
Is
Florida
Slogan
On Tuesday Evening A t Meeting Tuesday
Known To Policel
’6
Stationary
8 ” , Stationary ...
'9 ’• Oscillating
Phonographs and ft.
Radiator ornnments
Musical - Instruments
.
duesn;t WOI'ry about oceurances of this kind nor
Li
**?? <lUr ^ oc^» even our Hh ln.lin
, ? ' h n„ Htorm nfl we have had to interfere with
let themselves being judge*." its business life.
livery thing ifl going along as usunl to
32:13. .
^ . n" ' 1 ™ y
that waa done h at a ig h f by t h e h L v v
A
k
ou.omy
dam;,K(! 0rtU8ed by the storm, and news in !
tbt paper today is consequently very limited.
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I w »S fi I WAS MCW6:j VtOH VBZ IF 1HE
NBU5H0OC5 A R E FMCVAIC3 WTVV,
, , f it dty . beautiflch. ... ^/ogrsat.
.
tpanslon o f arhool system
;?v with provision for increaaed
facilities.
'the°rmn r°t ^
tl
B*Uixa. x,
ELECTRr
. • SALE
O H p & f iK i VvCCW PSR p r i J n ^ E P O u T
.
M R S . F R E D S.
' frrtr
noT.
bsdughT a
Ci I./
•' *nBfcVr 'iT
p IIONE 83|
a r i l i f c BcJfVLe a l o n g , P iP 'ib u S h P lw s m il k : ,
rta m «»aT^Kff man/ thousnnda o f dollars worth o f furniture
THE W AU lieiwfffcn the Mexican
^
which flooded their building. Smith government and the Catholic
church hna renched an acute stage.
miA fcHn r h?V/fi IlerhaP» suffered the greatest Joss o f any Yesterday morning it was an
% f0rd {conce.rn> l t W®S indeed unfortunate that var nounced that on Auguat 1 religi
DNE8PAY. j y L Y 28, 1920 ious other minor losses-occufed buf after all iM a k e n in to ous r.ervices will cease in all Cath
churches in Mexlbo.
wnsidoration Sanford can congratulate itself c a S e " fact olic t,‘u,L'
*1 «A L 0 P L A T F O R M
In ench church n committee will
^
j
{
;
c8cape.d
«
,ff
ht,y
ns
it
did
and
will,
no
morA,property
L
In,cftch
—
route to Jock*
'*■*' ’ from thc congregation
l,«f-white way.
H c*
t A y w u SH O TlhE
AfiTc v/wKNws? i WfSh VJt’p
nelstefl P r e »» la exelu*-*
IM 41 (|no u h fo r
rel./>f all new* rtlepntches
, >rthl». Wiper and a lio the
f t Published, heroin.
A ll
. rep nb 11cat Ioh of Hprcinl
I herein arft aUo reserved.
cnrr '»f the buildings.
Churches will be loft open to the
people to worship, but the priests
will not officiate.
It is also suggested t’n t those
helping to enforce Mev hi laws
against the Catholic chur>.u will be
newspaper has been able to keep going o ff and on during excommunicated.
President ( ’alios, o f Mexico, re
L f L T ^ n*A P08fl,b,C the Publication o f this issue
g
But with the Associated Press wire entirely out o f com- plied yesterday to the threat of a
religious boycott by accusing the
Catholic church nuthoritlon of
S e ' q u e s t i L f n w it h 'l |he|f>t^' ' tc,egrn p h H,‘lv ic e a >most out o f ‘plotting a revolt under the cloak
t i •’ " ,thMteleph on e com m u n ication w ith th e outof religion.” Tulles says the boy«Mlc w orld im p o n lb le bcrm .ao o f the w ir e ,
l* “ ,
J
colt will fail and threatens to Juil
i t . has been no sm all sized p ro b lem to s e e u rb ^
’ 1eight iihdiops of the Tntholic
church in Mexico.
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110 R. Refonj
as*
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lasT
i l i - r.-l\L
V P vf
. V ’f
I0 N E W 8
m p t & . w i t i w ouuw T / Glue po k
v A t o i A d T flW H ? > M »^ & u 5 i w b S6u lo c k e r
|./BV ARTIIUJk UiM opuinn
< c w n i i » i > » * h r ita r o * .f
- h K S S g f * ,occurej ‘ “ t H t h t . B u t
th e f » c i »
t h S . i r S
t h f y , re p ° r t , . f r ?m th e eecU on e o f F lo rid a
th ro
h ic h 1th
m a duetiw
e its w
wa
ega n tto
o 'd
r ift in
r M ffi«9 &
TH IS COUNTRY will
n u7g hrtfw rrinn
^ e f slto^rm nm
a yy b
began
d rift
in,
t e le g r a - v *‘ “ ‘l
* ’• " - - ■ *
regret o f thc death o f;
bciran to rpflh™ t
^
and te Ie Phon e wires, Sanford
>TM
realize that i t had eacaned m ighty luckily and Lincoln, who died in Vermont ftm
ft OWf' .„. jtNk~tS.lt.'
terday at the uge o f - 8 2 .
The
asrrirr, p«r
Billion •tlu t liad Hufferetl less than many other sections o f the state.
name o f Lincoln is uttered to every
v>#. K jg f f
'S
American and the son o f Abrathnn
• ap H
^ hQird bI? Wut0 ?ome o f our farmftra to have their
5 lT ;-obltii*rr.
i'fibltlii
jeed beds destroyed, but it is not too late in the season f o j Lincoln, whi> has juat died, bore
V -iw
hin futher'n name with dignity.
•VaK-rOriiluilon*
-'Slnmetits whcru these seed beds to bo replanted and for the loss t o lie taken
lie waa n good Ameriean cltfcon,'
■■■■-- J l f f M chanted fa re o f without injury to the w inter’s big celery' crop
Had worthy o f the nation that o w n its
dvertl*l/ig rate*.
continued exiatenco to hla gMat
s H n n l l n ^ M 6 ^ C° U.Ple ° f
later’ this p h a ^ o f the father.. '
jr*fra u o n u T a n m u
situation would have been much more serious. 6
aonvllle. , " .
mrtnKtlois’ p f 8t. Johns-In« t n R lttr f m l .
if f il
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lA. t
if-*1
ro‘ Urn«d
pavs
Vv,
A.
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1a' * ‘t,
'o4!yearfl ego
Bhe had. to m &
■monta o S S
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rI waa
Fli
holds
First
Lieutenant’s
commita l/t n
la a L
t .
S
.
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> - ’
aion
Inw ‘ athe
„ warfare SerY
Ice o f ‘
IfaaMge Corps*
He ia
for a rabi
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11— Automobiles for Sale
20
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:-* * -
BLANKS
HITS TO fi
«g
OF SERIES SARASOTA
y -
,
_w w rz® »
W H AT happens when bul.smnn,
to dodge a wildly* pitched
tall; ban It come* into contact with "Jdcttfjs'ttn fiefs*'Ffve Hits fn
his hat, n fair hull resulting?
As Many Times At Plhte;
In all such situations whatever
Takes Early Lead happens in legal.
• Hite O f f Barnes
A t ono time, under the rule.*;,.
►Qlnhtagg
m b it
Inrt1
; M euse) ’« «ueh a play was regarded as a
Goose Goslin. .Viicinstttlcd
To Star Airainftl. Chicago
—
PRESS AID
IN SEARC
RADIO OPERA
_
Peel Keeps Sevenfl H ta 'ft ilT
Scattered While Ttradehton
Is Pounding H row erF orll;
Winners Get Two In Fifth
'
1925—Ford Coupo
forcibly taken f , i n
[ dron and work. your:
been constantly befor. l
in an,endeavor tolintful
t;n.e dnd an a ttem p / ^ jj
Aimec Semple McPhersonBe
FOOT AC TIO N
quests Associated Press
BE sure that you aro set prop that I knqw o f;
To
Lend Efforts i W a r d
I ueeil to play
erly before attempting to hit the baseball in my youth and reached
Finding Kenneth Ormlatoti
HAGEN—WATCH
I 1024— D B Truck, L. B. M.
Pi
n n n m
ner
^^
K . ■trs'n'r1j*.
Avenue.
52
Rusiness EqnipaeM
Au; j WANTED
rh . —
'< metal work 1
m i .!
Fr*a h
OFFICE
DESK
and
NEW
F<H* S Fv 7 ~ UnuM» Maple Ave. A i irr Y£ RK. July 28.— GP’) H. M, Edwards, 2300 Mellonville. 8im „f / ^ t VC f<>r thc Pr"t«*
Phone 830-W.
«'>n of American agriculture ns
Building Matcriab
rates nr°
aHions.
fjj average length
MBCi% ;
Urges Protection Of
Agriculture By Law Suicide Victim
77— IIou.Hes for Hoot
..... . chX! c i U
53
N f ^ i U 0<r ®P®rtni*nt with bath,
, furn'"hcd. Phone 328,
FLOItlDA1920— D 0 Screen
H jL A N D O - Orlando
ei M'jnnnv
1 • r* '•n
tin r1 largest'ciwsT
•
.Sentinel;
F?n,„Si i L P ~ 7 ’W0 c,l»crete mixora.
IH'U miMnojs, riitc
1925— Ford Coupe
'7■Smn,, unfurnished
Ncw °fi 0t ,Iu"?bur* Sm Huddleston F^hoUs.!lKN^T
t>0UHi- Apply n o g Myrtle Ave.
NCW U “ Jail or lOOQ.XAttrel Avfc
from a t 1 hr ;'-rrlvcd sSSterduy
*" 1
■L“
1925— Ford Ton Truck
7ft— Offices und Desk Room rm,HiMnrtU,,y '*( Kl,roP«nn farming
fib Special// it the dtorca
conditions on the Hamhurg-Amer
- 1— I'tiiitling 1 pi 4ikVf.
192l«i-Dodfre Touring
icon liner Albert RuRn
f i 0 g a"
t0
rcnt
for
®
“
,
1
Prt‘P«rr‘>
s
tatement,
which
store.,
()r
(lffi(.e8
at
park
*
■
1923—D B Coupo
Al/10M»!|:|LE DPMvn^ 72 ~
-8 i t Park Ave.. rai l in part
want to ..11
' ;,LKRS: I f y u
•na (ommereiul S treet
W. M.
SHOOT
bctl'T than any other
| | H y?' ' "S“ d * • ".
|
Young, Own it ,
1925 Ford Touring, Imlloon, Simp vertiKn
vertlso daily „ „ the classified p . ^
^08 Park Ave.
i
S
S
H
1
"
*
tl,,n'
1 Ihink, has sueson.
1
DURING THE H UNTING
cctded in maintaining a proper bulOFFICE FOR
25- —Florluts.
nnee between her agriculturo nnd
SEASON W ITH
Connelly A
1925— Ford Roudster, Balloon, BagSons,
Magnolia
and
2nd.
».lIn!sU
|lry' Kvcr 8inci‘ “be
get
*
STEW ART THE FLORIST’1
adopted the protective policy in the
WINCHESTER GUNS AND
1
*
Into
or..11
.
1
Flowers for uli occasion..
hist quarter „f ( |)0 |us^ century
1924— Overland Touring,
BOA R cni E sta te D ire c to ry
McLANDER a r c a d e
a m m u n it io n
S
r . hnn R7 ‘." /"
thHt her wgriculPhone 781.
turt should keep pace with the
192*1— Ford Roadster
growing industry.
l is t y o u r
’
kJ-1
‘ ; ■s
iiH in
E ? . " a t e j f ” ZV*1'" hr
". S“ Many
i S t Zbelieve
Z * lhe^
yon~ 1
to the Rid• you
jdhaping
plot,
large Hums of mow ;
to drive around the,
seen here and ther»
known myBtery'■ -
Brown
^ • f*"
Henting an(v
nODGfhjs &
Radial nr mi,/
|And* believe in vou
J _ l * L d i i X l ii
WALTER
-W'„" !
MfiUawhBB
A Georgian
Toducea ‘double* 't g f a ' 'J
containing
two
1---------------- yotlu a W ^f l»
B e Laid A t Rest
Here On Thursday
big seven and one-nan u
and throe-quarter inches\
wreumfertace, U ends:
svolvo a new breed of
will regularly prnducf
Funeral services for Arthur II
•Smith, furnitura dealer o f flanThere w ere' . t o j t o j u f t W i
ford who committed suicide ye.i- ch» produced In the United “
tsrciuy morning at his home, 206 in the first aoartwr o f IB2t|L1
Palmetto Avenue, will be held
ihursday afternoon st 3:30 o’rlotk
rrom the funeral parlors of Mill
er and Erickson, local undertukors.
Burial will :ake place at the city
cemetery.
TIRES
PRICES
THE CORE
,BBe' of 30c for
the'
point
where
I
had
to
decide
be\
K
u
wonun.
ball.
The
feet
play
an
important
BRADENTON. July 28.— (/P)—
|g restricted
tranaaction h «
Fielding* A Ids Pirates mere accident, the ball hcinfc dead.
Tim Growers hunched thoir hits in part in the i\jldr«9s o f the ball, in lWIVearnodethL0 ™ JLa,,*/?n^!
*
I L0S ANGELES, Cal., July 28. mysterioualy, were
,/Ication.
Now it is considered in tin* saino
tjm fifth inning eslubliahing a lead tin* hack swing, the top of the My specialty w?n ^Uch^ne ^m id^i' “ <A>)—Aimee Scmplo McPherson, gloa and act in such .
f rw made Tho Sanlight an nny other halted hall. Tint
which the Gulls could pot over swing arid ut the finish.
Somo soon discoviTed that^
* ? J l L - j | evangelist, Tuesday appoajed to manner as would dn» ]
1 S.T ,lh « ,"urvlved by his wife, n
fjU be responsible
fact Hint tin* Imtter wiim trying In
come and Hrudmtoii defeated Sara pros ha vo gone so far as to say that
b n .th ^ Edward A. Smith, both
itdeorrect insertion,
attention to you both, v
dodge n wild pitch is given m. «•<>«>of this city.
•
sota, :t to 1, in tho'sccond gaino'of I le; a, tion of the feet ia everything: |the hall as my hands.
locating Kenneth (»• Ormiston,
. for subsequent
slderntion.
VEVer
since
my
At
hat
I
the series,
former radio o|H*rator at Ahgeius
i
his
is
not
all,
of
course,
but
w
ith
-|
found
Unit
there
,
office
should
ho
1
Emith
killed
himself
as he Ir.y in
In the play riled above it is
captivity nnd return UJ
was everything in
Temple, her religious headquartera
SARASOTA
AH R II P () A ] on- me proper foot movement there1the way 1 handled my feet
tied about 0 o.elock yesterday A L L SIZES Tlijjh Prosau
diitely in case of
nve been embutn
■Braves Take Fourth simply,a fair ball.
here, whoso name has been brought sons who havo l^en
lliirnlck, s<;
is m, chance for the beginner to
The fielders find this true
r. 0 2 0 0
p r o p e r t y w it h
.. , too.
(lit From Cubs, Smith
Into tlip mystery of her disappear me. These prsomi kji
27— Profi\s«ioi,al Services
get very far in learning the game. The first thing a shortstoo
Armstrong, .'•! -.1
0 0 0 o
nnd Bnllomm
A bullet wound in hi, right temple
■tor V Ti v I 0 T BING ”
’
1924—
Ford
Roadster,
IfERTISBKS
Jl"* hirst National
B»„6 Bldg.
Turner, 2b
i f Only Fobr Hits
The nverngf
Foot action is not only essential bnsemun'is1taught l ^ h l ^ t o stand ance ut the Santu Monica Beach in and .by revealing
Rionnl
Bank
which
entered
his
brain
was
given
f*
o l ;i 4
liquor
r„»
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expenditure
For Salo By
representative
May 18 last. Sho denied that she and relating tho ,
Hogan, if
ry not
in golf, hut in every line o f sport to receive the ball.
.
■1 o o :i o
H r every
non abstaining family in m n CHU.V ’’ f, <•?»*•«. Justice of S hvo m o n ey hy hnyinjr
liliar with rates, 1925— Ford Touring,
was in Ormiston’s company and hqve cleared up the 1
I teuton, i f .
England
Inst year was |176.
^ July 28/—{/P)—The
f ie Poaec M. W. Lovell deemed an
2
0 2 2 0
! A N ?,NT m a r c r l W AVING
Rp T HpBASUER & GARNER
BALL
H
ARDW
ARE
ns lo n g ua th ey
.unification will
Mnnnsh, ef
bogged him to return and clear
»tea opened./! aeries
"quest unnecessary, because of
Rea'
Kst!1
e
n„d
Firo
Insurance
BMP LIN, July 2*1.— f/P) The
1924—
Dddgc
Touring
“
Your
seeming
eon
Phmm
245
for
t’’,1
Benuty
Parl^
Cpjete
information.
her
nnme.
■1
'
f<ir appointments.
i-IL Miller, lb
ihe indict*tions that thy.death wa*
n “ h* ‘ ark Avc„ Sanford
'• - iii
■
Tuesday with nameless cabaret, the only one of
over, is the one fac
House Hoslin Reinstated , ~
I wish, they will
L. Miller, c
OPPO RTUNITY FOR W O RKING . ‘ nrcnieditated suicide.
[•avicwry. Kremcr checking its kind in lleilin is waxing r-at
Mrs. McPherson's statement ill straightened out. R
1925—
Dodge
Sedan
’
n i b ACM, .Inly 28,-f/P) Rein- Hrowi r, p
_ wording your
'EUGENE
OIL -P‘Tmniicnt Wave__
t inning rally which was during a time of depies*.mo
Ihe deal man has been in busi.... .
m an
writing JicndcjL “ An appeal to that any true man
McC a l l &
r
stateno ni
f "tbiose” (i slia and
■make it more efvest., . F,7X* Ut’al c»t*te infor $10 per head.
H ort'E LOTS 28x128— Gu m o * |""ss in Sanford for several year* '
■tli 'fl.
“ Onniston”
“
Kenneth
follows:
fj i!iP in?t So"Ker- Pittsburgh most night club |,.o|.ri.t..,
67—
Hnoms
W
ith
Hoard.
1925— Chev Coach
diabolical attempts to 1
one In" b illin g rally. ctiuldcd
nnr
j:V,” ltH' J'hf - buys
are among (•’ed high and dry.
Within ten |
Tot lib:
^"bTr..rlot etaoin Hhrdl nunn not. afford to pay for high *
f il l in g s t a t io n
(Tutors ut MarinciVo ReaSy Shop"
our listings.
wth Id* hr..Iricr
“ If this should reach you any my name and great
ono *•-7-15.
l;i ; J Wnshin l n ' *< defeat ( ’liiinr*. 7 BRADENTON
•nles „ f Paint kn <m Imko flit v !
i
In*
Basket.
Off to an early lead, getting entertainer*:.
Phone
193.
jant
n
o
t
ic
k
P,,rM:*:n
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on
I'M
I
AIIASSEE,
Fla.,
J
u
iy
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20
.
tu
s Hanford Ave.
Phone 481
where
in
the
world'
will
vou
mine
ing
it
with
such
a
gt
1922— Ford Coupe
! to 2 II, It.
35,027 mid 4,246! ( oilier, 7.005 and
I **111111* of tlie i*i ii- *. Elliott, :'i,
A N 1ED Ry two young men,
Highway. Sln. 1.1 each. These bur- •N'Uiford A v"n.ie.
Mta orf Barnes in the first
1
<• Florida, during the month 544; Columbia, I0dji30 and 11,783; forward in the interests of justice come out with a Hear
iibmild give their
The uumclc.vi V i Hn mao* • ’ ai e [ A fter : I.
Sanford.
Fla.
'A
•
•"•in
and
hoard
with
private
•
only
three
hi!
,
SvJ,K*
V?
IM
*ALE
for
good
buys
gams
an*
well
worth
your
investi
I
InninjfH. Slow fielding hy tiie apex of vain I v. Hu
\V|o*eler. 'I,
2 2
.
of June, com Hilled 22,233,030 gal- Dnde, 3,615,041 and 257,400; De- and make kimwn tile facts of your
_ ffiro address us 1924— Ford Touring
“ Will you
tijjjjj.
Kt*nl Estate, 23ti Moiaeh Build- “ nt
family. Prefer plaec* with use of
* m *1 ill Mm eighth I!., i i." . |It
F.*r
ini..rniation
call
.it'
. Meusel on two extra base hits new show a lion I Hi,*,- in,., is a I Thom.i •,
I*.1 * t gasoline and 1,000,270 gal>phone number if
Hcra'd office. RoX G r . V., or Geo .
134.842 and 14,626; Dixie, actions, mid win*rculmuts during
References
exchanged. mgn o ff the hill.
Kd I,..*, if
iOlded the Pirates. McGrnw night. Though anvho.lv \<ith . n |ami
William II. ( artw, fj
( lhreakP ,{A !iT ,r
i,Hl '" ‘‘"Ls will piano.
1*" ..I kerosene, according to the Cotn,
/itnilt-i. About one
I la* ) wa rd , '. ie< ■i*■••ceded him, win Rniiaul on, ii
break up that summet odd, and ^•luiuminiciitc
R. \estal, 112 S. Beach St.,
«* r*30,471 mill 2,748; Duval, 1,804,560 the time elapsing May 18 and June the countv grand >iir»
.
with
V.
McGeheo,
Dayprice
of
n
stein
o|
...
.
f
,
.,n
(.
* * Ui?e ° Ut
the gume at the
m*mi lily report of J. Hinton Pledg nod 101,1177; Escambia, 401,338 22 of this year ?
i|f 1 thousand has
faro I hnenix Utility Co.
I m |wild, for. ,n|. I ,vu runners across III W ell. . f
tuna Reach, Fla.
Bl—
Wanted
To
Rent
’
that
that
body
was
ready
the third inning. Jackson the oxoclt pi:,;*.
minrmh<n
UsM,l‘ s" thut « r«and the others
mote
"high the plnti' in f
er, up* rvising inspector, made to and 33,610.
“ You came to us a stranger. We its investigation of the 1
M ILLE R O. P H ILIP S , Inc.
"• bring relievwl by Raufijlt in
t8<* 1 r ’ ‘‘S 'mpossible.
phone
adstrom hit home ruriH.
ate with you
Nathan Mayo, commissioner of the
brow than a'iv in *.rrchwii h vit- Cominllv.
endeavored
to
he
fuir
and
h
I
iow
for
appointment.
Dr W F ROOMS, with or without meals. WANTED
.lobii:*,li.
Flagler
county,
4i)l;iut»
gi
..
House to rent, close in. YOU W ILL DESIRE u home in
mystery
on
the
basi*
Ig n -20! 000 001—4 10 t) Jage.
Stale
I
)«*l)lirt
intuit
of
Airri/,„lli,^.,
fcjpow your address.
Department of Agriculture.
Christian consideration to yourself the timo elapsing may
Wa.diinpion tltltt (»()(» 11)0 —
7 8 2 Pei I,
Mnrvnnm on .*r near the lake
Elm
Ave.
««jd
13th
Street.
Roaaonsble
rates.
Lincoln
Hotel.
I
NTorw ....002 ooo ooi—3 7 :j
gasoline,
und
3,435
of
kerosene:
1 see MUST be
110
|Vr, X " ror
J- M- Wilson front. (Jd one now just before the
Anybody nn;:«*! ei| hv an inner') Cliic
Ibide county, with 3,615,041 gal franklin, 02,343 und 7,717; Guds- und your wife when you were in Ron by Deputy Attorn
imio ion no I ,—
2 0 0
* l,! a I almetto Ave.
tries— Songer, Kremcr and artistic urge i : privilege I to I Knago
it
The
Sanford
Hull* new lolinsoii j.rul Tate;
tmulcviirds are completed. We give
I) Barnes, Davies and McMul- climb on Hu* stage. The
Tot '.Ir:
32 2 II 28 11 2 lon of gasoline used, Jed all coun- dun, 138,020 and 14,014; Gilchrist, trouble. We will want to be fair who declared that he
ter by letter. Tclcuni Tlioma;!, lidw.iid.t and McCurdy.
I* 4 OU wnnt to sell your farm 84— H ouhoh For Sale
•'•* of the state, with Hilisbor- 20,007 and 2,682; •Glades, 67,407
special cooperation to high class
PH
O
NE
S
es
to
prove
that
O
rn
S'lrn
'.i-N
0111
000
000
—
t
assnrre are nut
dentified performer muv sing,
•oigh with 2Jlft3,086, second, and and 10,287; Gulf, 0,080 und 060;
honii bitililcrs. |}[,. ♦'irst/two itui^r.*!?..S!1!1 >e " f flood service to you
itlinh
plnu
spent
several
days
jn
000
020
10x—
3
dance, reeii.. «,r ploy jos| ;,.* hen
15,311; Nnsxau. 75,000 nnd 12,808.
n» we have inquirers for both small
BLUE BIRD BEAU TY SHOP.
i *•! 111■11:11'. Tw. li'ite hits, Rur- Do ..| I ,H04,.ri66, third, Dade also Hamilton, 80,034 and 6,236; Har
FOR s a k e At Floral Heights, niiiceiit homes m Marvnni:. arc
Wtal* Gain More Ground
na the <min lire
eoildfM eiids to I Jlllill'l Ntreielier
Okaloosa, 08,010 mid 3.48; Okee I there In company with J E*.Prompt - Efficient
“ Fleas me, ro , V. i. ler. I.i <■. 3 hreo base hits < "I lim ed 267,400 gallons of kern- dee, 140,256 and 16,604; ilendrv
Me speeinlizo in permanent wiiv- nnd large farm property. DcanFour room House ,UM| g a,age l ein g completed. Investigate he
jA D E L P H IA , July 28.—(/P; sUmil till* nuise.* 'th e n lie ,» .jn*
mg
chobee, 100,034 nnd 8,037; Orungc, j Tho grand jury higt
I erg Corporation. 515 First N a tl.
j and nlvv 1 v ■< have
<a.*, more than uny otlier county. 35,604 and 3,320.
11
, :t I ind-giveil Itrt.'.V el *
fore you 1in1Id elsewhere. I’ hor.e
Nnrtli
Park
Ave.
I'jtnin
.
Siicrificr.il,
Juiinson.
8t. Louis Curdinnls gained is howled down and ••eietiedv el. .. , lemm.li 1 fur 1 i
Bnnk Bldg. Phone 713,
800,001 und 08,077; Osceola, 141, I to reach u cunclnsion ii
lot nmler eullivation. Terms. .3 *. Sci uggs Scoggan Really Co
I'll to t.e| p 1-tolen lia * . Howell.
4 toi;i| of 2,125 gallons of signal
Ad
Double
dress
IS—
H
um
in
ess
S
e
rv
ic
e
O
ffe
re
d
OUnd. in the pennant race monopolizes the t o*»t bghi . '| he I liein ..-I n o <le.i 11
Mm.
g|
Hernando, 88,283 and 10,415; 410 mi l 10,304; Palm Beach, 1,210,- , after hearing
. . ..........
>* M. Herald Office.
Inc.
'
28— R ep a irin g
pl‘«v , Tin. • r to II. Miller; Barron ml v. .11 consumed hy five counties, Highlands, 200,842 and 18,302; 395 and 115,274; Pasco, 163,080 and 1st" ry of ht‘ r ; Hegeil ki
* vv.1*,
heQV>’ hif‘ '"tr game poei, driven to di
I FOUND
I
he
1
nun.
il
nf
t
he
hi'Uoi
ir
niel
roj
Dade,
with
61
gallons;
Duval
I,-'
It the Plnllm T
,t., * » ; , * ;
P0\!»o
to
.lol.a..ion;
Wheeler
to
Humes.
publisher* will p.
Hillsborough, 2,202,085 nail 100,
LD I . . room house iiiifinisliB. L. PERKINS, Haberdasher TYPE W R ITE R S All M ake, sold 6 8 -rR o o m s W ith o u t H oard
t*pli* “ I •'•lin.'iOO people voted down ‘ 'Ii e 1. out hy Kiovvur, f>; Barron, :’.<»i; Folk, 626; Putman, 101, and 226; Holme:, 39,567 and 3,084; In 15,528; Pinellas, 1,422,502 and 100,- 1 other witnesses called
Wtendi i wo i •11.. • * , ’, ,
ed. s. oie liirriiture, on hard road 87— A m a g e F or Sale.
’ ......
who ti ' 1!
.379;
Polk.
1,230,718
and
129,377;
headquarters
for
Collegiate
\
idu
1
.
1
,
102.
hv n runr«w margin n Li cisti inIJAKKN l*> mistake
rented, repaired. Orlando Tyne'•is Hide "H Dixie Highway. \v. s
I’< 1, I. Rase on bulls, o ff
Carrier pigeon* will
dian River, 121,015 mid 13,008;
>
inning j, b«« •“ ‘•i • tr ,ij.- ,4i
.11 mg
Il»«*lli»t>v»ri whieh demnnded tli.it l!r •! , 2, Bin roll, (J. Wild pitch- 1 Fol wing was I he gasoline and Jackson, 102,207 uni 11,480; Jef-I Putnam, 321,848 and 21,497; St. truck drivers hauling
service riitrani'i* Clothes. 110 First Street.
writer & Supply U„. 12.41 \Vnt- FOR RENT Very pleasant sleep Lyon, llox 82, 1w,ke Monroe.
down in the dosing round . for n few lliiiinte at I.-,, t.
' I'DIi F .M K D . acres good u i i Johns,
306,151
and
24,242;
St.
ing room, lUr gentleman, in modthe phvsni'iii. Dr, Jnsephiue Mims, es, r,i'i,wer, 1; Rarron, 2. W inning1kei '■m* consumption by counties
upartim nls largo
kmr. Block, Phone 938, Orlando
"npi. xeil cell ry bud 5 miles
Sand hit a humue run in
Imperial
Valley
of
C*jjj
fersim,
102.207
and
11,486;
Jef-I
era home on Heights. Rate
Lucie, 239,074 und 20,073; Santa
lie eeie.nrcd lor preuching modern- pilili.r. Ilari'on. Losing pitcher, fo r dim e.
laundry. Reward L A N E Y ’S DRUG S T O R E -P refrom Sanford, .me mile to loading
80.00
The ‘ imp about fle a . i,..i„[r
Ird inning with tho bases
summer.
In raw t j r
ferson,
73,434
mid
7,004;
LnfayRosa,
89,772and
4,700.
scriptiotis,
Drugs,
Soda.
We
are
ia*r
week.
Garage
available,
A p- SPANISH HOME -U rge
. dray. Plume 771
EXPERT R EPAIRING
IJi.ivv. i, l.efl on base, San.sotu, 8;
living station. Mil) step- o f f paved high
vented to keep dogs ..m ,,f ,,ds 1 in “ here v" t■» the ihildien.
Alailiuu, gusaline, 407,705 and ette, 20,188 mid 1,520.
assistance lie will tt|»a
08 ni,,‘ r y«»u ns your phone.
Sarasota, 435,994 nnd 40,380; with a call for help on |
W’r.v, $301) cash; ^.:i)D annmilly f»r
Typewriter*, and Adding Machines ply Room I I Rail nidg.
Itradi-p!i.n, 3.
Umpires, Weaver kero . ne, 24,354; Raker, 33,718 anil
JUls .. .012 023 100— 0 M | ehier has l.een rev.mined inlo an
Lake, 412,028 and 47,301; Lee,
Call 103.
24,234; office.
I he one lime former Gerniaii iii il 1 am. Time, 2:40.
I years. Addri.-. sttr, Union Ave
mnnry. state on
S2IHHU)I) FOR 81000.01)
PA U L II. NIX.
j
slphla 012 010, 001— r» If, 1 argument against l,<,hh. ,| |,J%
2,fi2< Ruy, 143,335 und 10,807; 315,320 and 35,753; Leon, 107,214 Seminole, 294,320 and
armv o fln er u|p» hmmI nearly anReturn Herald ()fWith Haynes 4 Ratliff. Phono 340 FOR RENT One bed room with
Own" say. sell his two brand Sanford, Fin.
Ria.ll id, 03,748 and 28,010; Bre- nnd 12,880; Levy, 134,707 and 12, Suintor, 160,013 and 13,533; Suw
Attneking the hoh aa an tin Gci
eries— Alexander and O’Fnrtwin
bods.
EXPEKT P IA N O TU N IN G and
to having ti.rried
1918 Oak Ave.
tliberal rewind.
"I "' st Ol i o l.iiiignlows.
Modern
1Knight, Ulrich, Baccht and man invention ..r the devil :„„| 11 liroaelnd
vurl, :«5,56I and 28,010; Broward, 072; Liberty, 15,480 and 1,120; annee, 131,425 and 9.702; Tuylor,
Mary I a * • was a co|
, Phonograph Repairing hy fac •70— T a ilo r in g and C reasin g
vacant, for S.s.a,),. mich, with down' PROM INENT BANKER DIES
Hailing a vvomun rehool ,,|,Vsiiiian sword into ;i plow share in Gen
CfWJilO and 10,481; Calhoun, 52, Madison, 115,028 and 0,401; Mana 84,495 and 8,801; Union, 23,861 road camp ut the time, 1
tory
trained
men.
We
can
rebuild
H )R KENT Furnished room. 104 payment of :<2.000 and to give to
who hud urged girl*: i„ cut : hurt eral Alexander Von Klin k win*
Bes For Sale.
810 mid 3,223; Charlotte, 108,586 tee, 300,753 and 60,773; Mnrion, and 3,202; Volukin, 785,041 nnd 08, Stanley wn, Kcrvingsi
PITTSBURGH, July 21. </T>
'V. KMh Street.
your old piano or rcfinitdi to look
tin* Tust pun rmsvr a discount of
406; Wakulla, 30,707 and 1,563; petit lareely.
their locks for iivgcfij c reasons, the directed Hie lirst I lei niuii ee.valrv
and 13.000.
The
Wins Fourth Straight
32—
H
elp
W
a
n
te
d
—
F
e
m
a
le
Jamei M. Graves, vice president
418,008 mid 25,087; Murtin, 110, Walton, 83,427 and 0,444, and
like new.
W onc 844-W.
operation
in
the
,
battle
o
f
H.u
$19110.
Si
was found in a creek 1
)N , July 28.— (/P)— Boston lasclsl Nuremhiirg eouneil mm* Ma rue.
«»«• buy one or both,
('inus, 70,075 and 7,880; Clay, 637 and 12,235; Monroe, 07,403 and
TWO I* RON I bedrooms, close to run* location, material and work a ul general manager of thc Du
Washington, 54,373 and 4,750,
town.
(S fourth consecutive victory
W A N T K I)- -Experienced
■nil Overland. |
s a I e shath, gentleman only. 107 W manship tlu* best. Remember the qiieniie Light Company of PitlsJ :n p M U t of Chlcugo. Boh
ladies. A. Orovitz, 312 Santord 10th Strtocl.
Co., Park und I Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
' Dot one goes for $7,600 with only hurgh, d ii*1 from an nttnek of a|i- j
J beld the Cuba to four hits
Avir.ur,
tqdexy while walking in the down
321 E. First Street
A VJ|
Mulll Farm
t.**..___
SltMU) needed. I'.
E. A.
Slrout
T t d i m 'g a m e . o f the series
town district today.
Wc curry a full line
FOR
RENT—
Bedroom,
516
W.
1st
Agi
ni
v
1 *i*i ri
197 First Nntionnl Bank
=u_ ________
••Brave* by th«v scoro of
Oar prices are right.
Street.
Cash or U AN TED -Si-los- girls, experience
Bid*.
1-• High s single in tiie ninth
not
necessary,
McCrary’s
5
and
terms. We wnnt your business
lOc Store.
two out qrought in the winl[»x Co., Inc.
BY ROGERS .HORNSBY
GARAGE BEDROOM with bath
•Xun, . , ,
iCrahnm
Trucks.
ANY player who gives thought
M IRACLE Concrete Co., general
tor geatlemaa.
Also garage.
wo.:.... 000 000
4 0
»A
Phone
3.
I. lii, fielding average is seldom
cement work, sidewalks, huild- LA DIES-- Work for ns at home in Alls. Ernest Krupp, 910 Park Aw , U U , ROOM modern house, gnan ----- 000 000 ooi— i 7 1
spare time.
Interesting and
j 1cal valuable to hi, team.
ing blocks, irrigetion boxes. J. R.
i‘.iurr, b;ilh, ni«*o Inwn and
, Uteri ea —Hunt and Gonzalez*
profitable.
No selling.
Enclose FOR RENT ( hie
AMZi.vt; u’ * >UKS. ■'erwilleK^r, Prop,
l u'idiog average;! mean little or
furnished lad- >hruhhery.
furnished
l|h and Taylor.
complete
stamp.
Cosmos
Manufacturing
room. Apply 305 Magnolia.
WYKAR TIRES.
nothing to me as far a, pereental''*»d .•'•igiiimrliond. cl ose to schools
(
o,,
4401
Rimidway,
Chicago,
(L JJatlorH <.
gi ■’ are roiieerned tail much in rein
•S. J. NIX
Will .sci at a sacrifice. For parRoom A.
1Clevciun.i Six
turn I.. chunrcH actually handled.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
S9“ Room n F o r H ou sek eep in g titulars, adilrcss I*. (). U,)Xi 17
! prefi-r to forget the error col
300 East First Street.
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSE RY
umn.
Kh
^ o n .k .s s f x
’ —‘Cleaning, pressing, tailoring, fT-EAN, COOL AUractiv if rooms |
In 11 gi.-iit many cases you will
<<
•SANFORD
ROOFING
CO.
Tile
nt low summer niton. Vermont f
------------ *
—-
yy
105 S- Palmetto Avenue.
Phone
find Dial tin- infielder who makes
I Oik Ave.
| roof* built up roofs. Re-roofing 346-J.
Inn. 215 S. Palmetto St. Duy-'8*,>— Lotn For Sale
plenty <>f errors is usually a great
[ftone 41
I over old roofa. Leaks repaired. E»tona Bearii. Flu.
. _____
.i.'itin player.
Such a player goes
( timatea free. Satisfaction guaran
SAN I. A NT A
L A N K Y DRY CLEANING CO.
after everything without any re
teed. Onk Ave.A 3rd St. Phone 111.
-marmo.v s
74— A p a rt men la F o r K en t
Dry
Cleaning,
Repairing
and
gard as to his average.
L»t
13,
block 7. 50x135
I Aatomobile Co.
I’ uiMbrrd White Leghorn Baby
Dyeing.
“ hone 165 for prampt
Try for every hall.
Often a
$
1,9(10.00.
$400 cash
W
HEELESS
A
W
ELSH
•*w.
Phone 137.
! A nd Craijf Engage In
Chicks $8.75 hundred postpaid.
service.
FURNISHED Apartment, private
player, is ubhi to tiuccessfiiily coniBalance
to
suit
purchaser
'Service that makes friends”
r 'D n «L T h e Form er
hath nnd entrance. Apply 1929
AncomiH, the host layers out.
plfte a play thut lie didn't believe
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
FISK TIRE S
V U LC A N IZ IN G
Elm Ave.
KYSI.KK
al.1-516 First Natii.mil Bank Bldg $11 hundred.
lie
had
u
ehiineC
to
make
when
tho
3 5 A — Lm ploy men! A g o n c k s
■ Hi toAnd Lat ter
hall was hit.
W-LEIt MOTOR CO.
Tr---—•
Phone 713
l6 ip 8 rinOwnGame
i
Rhode island Reds, best for
H IL T O N ’S BARBER SHOP
FOUR ro o m
furnished apsi lPlayer, who try fo r every hall,
•St- I’hmie (192
meat $10.65 hundred.
SEMINOLE EM PLOYM ENT
|
113 Magnolia Avenuo.
J.
merit, 1300 Park. W V Wheeplayers fo r whom 110 clmiire is too
M ELLO NVILLE AVE
BUREAU
8 first class barbers. Special at*
L M P A .,Ju^y 28.— Tpmpn won
Plymouth Rocks $11.50 hundred.
lur, Inc.
I
difficult to attempt, are the style
In
Fort
Mellon. Lot 69x140.
204
North
Pnrk
Ave.
|tention given Indies and children.
i»ecohd straight gumo of the
P* and p a ig e
All
goad henithy strong pure
$1,800. Vj, rush.
players wlm win pcnniints.
They
“ »ni Dealer,
from St. Petersburg here
bred chirks.
FOR
E
N
T
—One
2-room
apurtment
1
DEAN-BERG
CORPORATION
often make many seemingly ini3fi— S itu ation W an ted Fem ale
lay, 1 t6 0. Hiiwkins was in
SANFORD DRUG CO M PANY
*8 garage
furnished. Phone 2H7-W or 310 1515-610 First National Bunk Uldi:
pimHilde plays that win Imll games
" • ’ P « y postage charges
and
•form, giving up only four
“ The Rcxail Store”
iSt.
phone
‘ii?
MaP!e.
;
Phone
713
simply
because
they
made
the
try.
guarantee
live
delivery.
|(wred hits.
I We make a specialty of our prompt W ANTED P O S IT IO N - Stenogra
One should never let the making
If liny dead, take u statement
|PETR y
1f ’ lling of prescriptions and quick phic i.nil general office work. FO R RENT— Furnished 3 room I
AB F t U P O A K
of
an
error
in
any
way
affect
bin
SANFORD AVENUE
from your Post Master.
teo, 3h
/lolivorv.
Phone
532
J.
,
S
«
i
A
l
h
,
'
r'
"
in
Apartment,
recently
completed.
I
confidence.
Forget about the erR ush Court. Lot 75x150
son, rf
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
2
Good location. $65 por month In- j
n.rs u second after you make them
[odillac Ciiiniianv
$2,701)
kn, If
351— Hus’ acsa O p portu n ities
quire II. M. Herald office.
Tlu* damage done cnn’l lie ernsei
DEAN-BERG
CORPORATION
Phone
. cf
121 j W IGHT-CHRISENBERRY F R IN T
I
hy worry.
The thing t*. d» is to
615-516 First National Bank Iil.lg
LARGO, FLA.
kies, 2L
I
„
—
Printing,
Engraving,
W ANTED — STOCK ISSUE
try all the harder wa the next hall
Phone 713
T *P* C LA R K Apartments on the
1*1 BS ...
i
Embossing.
See
us
first.
Wo
do
Stock Issue wanted in etmipuny
hit in your direction, hoping that
beach, reasonable weekly or
tolin Avenue
‘ ill ...
it. Phono 417-W. R. R. Avenuc- needing additional finances or pro monthly rate*, 410-418 South At
one 367
by perfectly executing tiie play
85— Lots For Sale
c
('ommcrciai Street.
motion with roal merit und possi lantic Ave.. Daytona Beach, Flu.,
you may lie able to wipe out dumrkins, p
uge of the previous slip.
bilities. Give complete details first Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop and Mgr.
HIGHLAND STREET
Iverson
rmggiiTT V ’ !1I,saN ;„ p r i n t i n g t h a t p l e a s e s
~
communication.
Arthur. Langley Phone 607-L-3
It bus been my experience that
Between Elm and French Avus.
y-iX
n player who in n good Imoter and
Palmetto. ph,)m,
j
^ c h in e s . Rose nnd Co., 50 Wall Street, New
0 lots, 60x154 ouch.
' 1 'I f. 21 HI 2
THE SEM INO LE P R IN T E R Y
can drug the hall is the most trou
York City.
74— Apartments and F in is
W
ill sell out* or all.
601 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop.
blesome for u second ha eman, par
•1
$2,000 ouch. Terms to suit,
CPA
ticularly if lie is a left hander.
i *1
CHOICE FURNISH ED— 3 room
purchaser
I ujit,,,:
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Ohio.
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agricultural
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BULL DOC. PUPS FOR SALE
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’ by Hawkins, 2. Base on hulls,
Gcor- land St., between Elm and Osk.
used for cooking or enmping. j J.J. Seold. Peninsula Station, Day sell at your own terms. Knight
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“ vrbo will Conduct th em . on n totlr
Motorcade is schedalhd* i d arrtve
_ .. _ o f tho city taking In- th e residen
in Sanford a t 4 o’clock tbl* a lta r tia l. business nnd fanning districts
noon, according to R. ,W. Pearm an in there order.
,..v
.
Jr., secretary of the I6eal chamberThe Good Will Tout baa been ah
who is in chargo of sgrthgem etlts
nUn. vent
by the Jack*
for the entertainm ent! o f the visi
nvllle Chamber of Commerce for
tors while they are in th la city.
,tbe purpose of cementing the tits
When Inst heard from- the deig- Between their city and the other
gaton was in Haines City,' ttfla communities of the state. This Ik
was a t 10 o’clock this morning. The the first time that they have ever
motorcade is scheduled to spend attempted the trip by motor, the
the noon hour in Orlando, leaving others being on a special train
•there a t 3 o’clock and arriving here chartered for the occasion.
in an hour.
. Following Its tour of Sanford
The visiting business men will btJ the Jacldunvijc motorcade will
met a t the Orange County Hn# by laave for DeLund. The scout car
a Scout car from the Saitford of the Snnford Chamber of Com
Chamber of Commeroe containing merce will accompany them to the Number Dead From drinking
a committee of local business mgg county line on tho DeLund road.
Wood Alcohol Now Placed
Funeral Services For Wreck
The Victim Will Be Held From
Idlities Have Fire Destroys
‘ At Work Ocean View Hotel At Presbyterian Church With
Musonlc Riles Following
U Crippled Jacksonville B e a c h
•rvice Here ' JACKSONVILLE- FI*.. July Man WasEmployedBy
LIONS WILL ASK EFFECTS OF GAS
CITYTO REMEDYBRINGILLNESSTO
SEWiER SYSTEM MELLETFAMILY
C o m m itte e W ill Go; B e f o r t Obnoxious (ins Releaned Near
C ity C om m isH ion *To A s k
Home Sweeps Across Porch
11b A ttitu d e O n D u m p iR g
Where MembersAreSeated;
O f S e w a g e In to B o a t B a a ln
Detective Finds New Clues
Sanford’s sewage nuisance -will
be taken before tne City Commis
sion a t the next regular meeting
by a committee representing tho
Sunford Lions Club. A decision
to ascertain the com m issioners'attitudo o tho dumping of sevrago
from u U. r-foot sewer into Lake
Monroe wa made a t tho weekly
luncheon at noon today ut the
Seminole Cnfo.
The same committee will also
nsk that bend .. located on Lake
Monroe shore be designated for
whites and in groen, it was decided.
It will be suggested th at the bench
es between Palmetto r.nd Sanford
Avenues tie designated for negroes,
and those between Palmetto and
Park Avenues for whites.
The committee was also instruct
ed to usk tho city commissioners
to remedy the sewage ^nuisance at
tho earliest opportuni
Sewage runs into/Lake Monroe
a t four different, w tleta.
Boat
owners wno use Vie yacht basin
and pier are said to have complain
ed of tho disogreeuble odors a t
Park Avenue, the result of sewage
being allowed to- run Into the lake
several feat below the w ater level.
Tho nulsahcc was brought1 be!
fore the City Commission last
Monduy by City Engineer Fred T.
Williams. Statements wore made
on the probable cost of a chungc
In Sanford’s sewerago system, nnd
on the opinion of George Simons,
consulting engineer, who said the
luko has n capacity to tHke cure
of sewage of u city 25,000 people.
CITY PURCHASES
STRIPOFLANDTO
EXTEND STREETS
tides IMckern
elf With Axe
l0*. July 29—
the Associated
tl>* isolated Coral
<r*ton Island, lying
and Rurntonga,
leached Apia of a
|*tirh
*,v
months
«ve island, destroy*11 Property and
itnntn to most
Only one life
from its foundation. All livestock
perished except twenty chickens,
five pig* and a cat. Bo complete
was tho destruction th a t the in
habitants were left w ithout even
fishing line* nnd hooks, b u t they
caught .flab with thair hands and
Bupoletmentlng thla meagre faro
w ith fallen cocoanuta. managed to
wel
[ .W ; ; 1,1 by about
Pal:
!i° "'Ilium Marat- miles
r S ^ r . who set
,
bis Polv-
« £ isr-^
sUs <Ws.t,tule condl*a only When Sir
’still® n<!W P oland
.f^rner
Hineraoa, John L
*" Inspection Und«^,|
landed and a as 1 '
immediately
, , J T fDt away sx-
U waa ihUted
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CANTON, Ohso, July 20. Mem
bers of the families of Don R. Mellet, slain publisher, and Lloyd Mellet, his brother, Wednesday were
ill from an obnoxious gas which re
leased near the home swopt across
the porrh where they were seated.
The four children of Don and his
widow us well ns Mrs. Lloyd Mellett were nauseated by the gaa.
Their condition is not serious.
The gus could have come from a
gas bomb such us police raiders
use, or it might have been impoun
ded in a bottle, and the bottle brok
en near the home, according to Geo
rge Hereford, detective, who inves
tigated. The Melletts did not re
call un automobile, from which a
bomb or bottle could have been
hurled passing ut the time they be
came ill.
Has Important Lead.
PITTSBURGH, July 29.—(/P)-,
Peter Connors, detective, in chnrge
of tlie Pittsburgh investigation of
the slaying of Do:
on R. Mellett, of
Canton, wait to New Kensington toduy to invutigato what wus termed
an important lead in the efforts to
solve tH«
tlie mystery surrounding tho
publisher's death. He was accoitfpunied hy several other detectives,
among thorn Canton officers.
At 44; Four More Deaths
Are Reported DuringNight
BUFFALO, N. Y.. July 29.—(/P.
— While a nation-wido search wus
being instituted todny for three
men, sold to be members of the
higher-up hootlegget1 gang sough!
hy the authorities in connection
with tho sule of wood alcohol hi
liiiuor, tlie death list had increased
to 11.
Jamestown reported four fa ta l
ities during the night. The men
sought ore ullcged by polico to
hovo' known the liiiuor was polRonous when they_apld it. Their names
as revealed by Buffalo authorities
are David Goldberg and Nate
Sapowieh of Buffalo, and "Duvey”
Burden of New York.
James C. Voelker of Buffalo a l
ready in under, arrest on a chnrge
of murder. Despite the fact that
nil the samples examined by
chemists were pronounced poison
ous- the vendors of tho fntul liquor
defied the findings of the chemists
and proceeded to sell the condemn
ed stuff, the authorities charge.
The wood alcohol horror, nppenrin.1T in the southern tier of coun
ties of northern New York, 'lifted
its poison head in now quarters
From Sulamnncn, Olean, Mayville
nnd intermediate points cumo re
ports that large quantities of tho
liquor had been distributed in those
districts. One resident of Halnmnnea was reported to have been
stricken.
Missing Man May
Be Amnesia Victim
CINCINNATI, July 29— ( /P ) Fear th at Christopher Crotz, 57,
Claveluml, Ohio, former hotel pre•/e'
pr/etor,
may be u victim of umnesla through th ! losh of hla Ufa’s
savings in Floridn several months
ngo caused Carl Grots, a son, to
seek aid of Cincinnati polico in his
search for the missing man todqy.
Thtr elder Grot* sold his hotel
holdings in Cleveland in Decem
ber, Inst y ear, nnd went to Flori
da.
He left Iuh fumly, Haying
that as soon nH he mude Iuh for
tune ho would send for them.
Carl Grotx, the son, told police
thut neither he nor his relatives
had heard from his father Hlnco
he left home in December.
Psillas Is In Jail
PITTSBURGH, July 29— (/?)—
Fearing that George Pnilius, who
has figured in the investigation of
the slaying of Don R. Melett, Cunton, Ohio, publisher, would be ‘‘kid
naped by private'detectives,’’ A tt
Law
orney Sumuel Rosenberg, h b coun
cil, cuused Psiiius to be committed
May
to the Alloghancy county jail Into
CHARLESTON. W. Va., July 29 today.
A step towards pargle or pardon
for Don Chafln, form er Ixignn
county sheriff, now In the Atlnntu
penitentiary was Been In a motion
by United States Attorney Elliott
CHICAGO, July 20— (/P)~A
Northcott to nolle pros a federal
NEW YORK. July 20.—(/P)—
indictment rem aining against him. Theodore Schwartzmun and Her new department for the encourage
Chafin was convicted of con man I. Goldmun, charged with ment of straggling urtists has boen
spiracy to violate the prohibition violation of the prohibition law in opened in tne Chicago Art Insti
lew and was sentenced to two years attem pting to bribe prohibition tute called tho “Acquisition Room,"
In the Atlanta prison when a par agents in connection with the busi where objects of a rt of museum
don or parole wns sought for him. ness of the llormnn Chcmicul Com quality are shown. Friends of tho
J h e fact th a t another indictment pany, were found not guilty Wed institute or of other museums are
invited to purchase for the insti
was pending against him was re nesday.
tute collection or for their own
ported to stand in the way. Dis
missal of th a t indictment, charg
CHICAGO, July 29— (AP)—Cap homes.
It is somewhat of a sales gal
ing Chafin with conducting a re- tain R. Q. Merrick, ehlef prohibi
lery, except that its spucu is li
__ liquor dealers’ business witli
tion enforcement officer here, de mited and thus its facilities for
out * federal'license Was asked by clared today th at Herman Goldman
j possible competition with commer
the government.
nnd Thedore Schwnrtzman, on trial cial galleries are restricted. The
in New York on a prohibition exhibits shown there will he what
charge, had paid $85,000 to federal the institute considers “ museum
agenta In an effort to buy protec pieces” of genuine merit.
tion, and th a t the agentB turned the
m oney.over to thoir superiors.
RECEIVES POTTS MEDAL
MUNCIE, Ind., July 20— (/P )PHILADELPHIA. July 29.—UP)
George B.' Dale. Muncle editor,
—Dr. W. D. Coolidgo, assistant
who na* been fighting for more
director of the research laboratory
than three year* to eacape a con
of the General Electric Company,
tem pt of court sentence and whose
nnd Inventor of on X-ray tube,
case waa appealed recently to the
which is universally used In hos
U nited' Statba aupreme court, was
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. July 29. pitals und laboratories, ho* been
arretted Wednesday on a charge —(/P>—Fedaral Judge Robert C. awarded tho Howard N. Potts gold
of crim inal libel flldd by Raymond Baltxell lata yesterday found Rob medal for 1920 by tho Franklin
W arner.
ert B: A rm strong and John M. Institute.
On Decamber 10 Dale published Parker, street car union officials,
on account of a Jury trial In which guilty of contempt of court and
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da jit charged with remanded them to tho custody of
ha wa* _
a defen
carrying conoealed1 weapons.
W*r- the United State* marshal without
.
* a‘t conv
jnvlcted
ry th
ner waa on ..................
The two men, who ard vice preslDale,^ ~ T h ’e T rtW ie lit alleged to
havei referred to W arner In libelous denta of th e Amalgamated Asso
WARREN, O., July 29—(/P)—Fi
terms.
ciation of 8tre«t and Electric Rail
way Employs#; w o e charged with nanclally embarrased to the point
violating a federal injunction by of dire poverty, the city. of W ar
mu
'
of the ren , with its 40,000 population by
to Saturday will find Itself wltho ‘
tjolng police department, reduced to
fire station-and fi ‘ ‘
T
on at*tim». which began July
BERLIN. July:
on
lie subscriptloi
WASHINGTON, July *9— ( J j dent von rilnden>0»lti ^ t h .Wrtbone of tho fire
—Clyde' L. W est, who volunteered day In 1W7 w iB re a tb the
to submit to the bites o fjn f* 0^
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and firemen w)
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Dry
Violator
Be Pardoned
Pair Freed On Charge Sales Gallery Is
Started By Artists
Of Bribing Dry Heads
Woman Begins Fight
For Part Of
teve Wrecks Island In Pacific
|0nly 1 Death Has Beeni Reported
Editor Arrested On
Criminal Libel Count
Officials Guilty
Contempt Charge
Ohio City Of Fori
To Maintain
Plan To. Dedicate
Yellow Fever Hero
Hindenburg House
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29.—UP)—F ire ‘early this moriiing destroyed the Ocennview
hotel and bath house a t Jack Long Service Record Praised
sonville Beach, eighteen miles
By Brotherhood O fficials;
eqat of Jacksonville. The loss
Widow, Brother Survive
was estim ated a t 9100,000 par
jjfes Taken tially covered by insurance!
Alfred Lilja, 57, veteran engin
Quick work on the part of fireSubject To “men
eer
of the Atlantic Coast Line
from Jacksonville and South
Railway,
will he buried tomorrow
Jacksonville
preve
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afternoon nt..T o’clock.
Funeral
brisk wind from the north fan
wns fast rentov- ned the fire, which started, fire services will bo held at the Pres
the ruin and wind departm ent officials said, in the byterian Church of this city.
of Tuesday night, hotel restaurnnt. The telephone
Mr. Liljn wns killed Wednesday
ches in yards nr d exchange a t Jacksonville Dench
in
a train wreck near Orlando
nU rltaiu'd up. was JocRjted in the burned hotel
when passenger train Number 80,
id lurge forces «t nnd N eptuni^ Atlantic
Hcuch
■service.
and
Mnyport
in
addition
to
Jack inn into an open switch and struck
100 telephones sonville Beach, jrc r o without
a freight train u few seconds after
fcr this morning in service this morning.
Com- it had demolished un Orlando-Win
dinx to Howard iporical wires were the only ter Park bus at the crossing nt
manager of the means of communication with
North Orange and Highland ave
[telephone Company. the beach front town.
nues.
I sen have centered
Mr. Lilja wns one of Sanford’s
testing "lit the
oldest citizens, having come to this
lX blow yesterday
city 21 years ngo from New York.
i time to make re
He is a native of Sweden but bud
With the troulived in this country since he wus
workers will now
10 years old.
He moved to Flor
t to putting the teleida
in
1905
witli
)ii:i mother nnd
lt will take sevhod been in the employ of the At
all .,f the telolantic Coast Line Railroad since
ir, It wan said,
that
time.
i ‘phone went hack
l ft* hours i fler the Rectungulur Tract In South ’ Mr. Lilja wus reared in New
York and became connected with
Most of the troueast Edge Of Sanford Will the I/Ong Island Railroad when lie
to the snapping
Enable The CommitMionerB was 17‘ years old. He hud been
by fulling- trees,
nit: tioa to points
To MnkeSeveralExten.sionB in the railroad service continuously
for 40 years.
I was still hamper*
ay. Direct eomClippings from the New York
The purchaso of n rectangulur
Jneksunvillo was strip of land adjoining the El Do Times a t the time of his resigna
.but a rmnul-nhout rado subdivision in the southeast tion from the Long Island line to
I mule ini for hun- edge of Sanford by the City Com uccept the position of engineer on
ek«onvil!e.i
missioner Monday will result in u the A. C. L. here, tell of his rec
service in and number of stre e ts being opened, ord on the northern road nnd high
had nut been re- ajrordtng to City Manager Will ly recommend him to his new em
ployers.
rttem Union and iams.
*
late this mornyonue will be opened beOfficials of the Brotherhood of
to certain points
1
' Avenue u jd Sixth Locomotive Engineers today were
with the unkult
purchase. unsparing in their praise of tho
ult or
of the purchase,
thty would b«renth
’«nth Streets will bo
) tpade by Mr. Lilja durihg
delays;'*
to MeljonviUe his
ng period of service.
Gill
service wns ex
ry Aveoufk ’i t is be- Gfiftj[n, Grand Chief of the Broth
e, according to
o b s b l y A I d C n ed erhood, and Neason Jones, another
official'. The
official of tho order, will he in
trunk wires W O ltJ
" ‘Avruuo or .SnnfnriJ♦omurrow to represent the
to Tampa {n'Viw
Trulnmin ap tho funeral, it wa*
t line Itnilrood
Land for street purpioses In the arranged today,
lheavI'icst damage to subdivision e ast of tho strl of
The only other serious wreck
was south of Sun- land purchased from R. C. Iklux- with whch Lilja had been connect
well has already boon dedicated to ed was on Inst May 28, when he
.property sustained the city, and this will facilitate the struck a freight train on un open
»ge, according to Htreet extension program, Mr. Will switch nour Luke Alfred. He was
' manager. The iam stated. The construction of unhurt in this wreck, which wus
It pavement an new streets east to Mellonville utmost similar to the fatal smash
rue, caused by air A-venuo will open new thorough ut Orlundo.
*» the asphalt and fares leading to the Municipal Ath
Hu is survived by his wife of
result of water letic Field.
this city and uncle, T. S. Lilja of
I been removed ea rly
Itv New-Haven, Conn., and an aunt
The land not used by 'the cit;
City engineers drove
in Springfield, Muss.
for
street
purposes
will
bo
resold,
p
.
i bulges ami this nlThe dead man was a member of
It
was
said.
The
city
paid
$5,000
*to escape, and the
the Presbyterlun Church of this
for tho strip.
lit to a level.
city, the Masonic Lodge, and the
Iuphill were said to
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin
1 in the Seminole
eers.
October following
Following the regular church
’ d water from I.ake
service
members of Sunford Lodgo
iptrmanent damage
umber 02 F. und A. M. will ofNi
»asphalt, it was deAn additional bont for sortlco
a t the Masononic rites.
the water laid on between Jaeksonville and Sanford ficiate
Active
Pallbearers for the fu
■days.
in tho near future was announced neral tomorrow will be: J. H. Laytoday by R. iY. Pearman, Jr., Sec mon, Charles Henry, Ernest Krupp,
retary of the Sanford Chamber of J. C. Bennett, Lucian Melford, D.
Commerce following a conference L. Thrasher, John Musson, and F.
with H. G. White, general ogont L. Crosby.
of the Clyde Steam ship’Company
Honorary pallbearers will bej
bLA, Fla., July U9.— a t Jacksonville.
J. E. Courier, R.E. Tolnr, Hurry F.
[Rlpecl iii tin. I’irkcm
According to the officials of the Kant, John Jinkins, Rulph E. Stev
van released today steamahlp company they have been ens, and H. C. Dubose.
out of the coroner's trying to locate a boat adaptable to
I’ickerii cmme to sorvlco on thfi St. John* rlvor for
hsmls of unknown some tlm e jm d »a soon, as they
*th, the jury found, find one It will be plated In com
Estate
im wounds effected mission In addition to the two
f»e hands of tin. suid lmats now in service.
ST. LOUIS, July 29— (/P)—Con
1*7
The addition of the new bont will
for a daughter’s share of the
|»l the inquiry was ttic give the Clyde Company a chance test
the siiind of Mrs. to make a faster and more con $76,000,000 estate left by William
■vho had lieen Imd- venient schedule between this city Edenborn, Louisiana capitalist und
, , 'he unknown party and Jacksonville,.and will also in rnllroad owner, was begun Wednes
J Injured lu r husimnd. crease the freight capacity of the day by Mrs. Sophie L. Meyer, a
farm er's wife of Gumbo, St. Louis
|« i. I'ickern's first lino ubout 30 per cent.
I *hc nuiintaiiicd thut
L°MrB.’ Meyer filed suit In circuit
II complete blank so
W est Palm Bench — $800,000 court here to have Edenborn’s
tatunccs Mimmnding bond linue to be voted on, for
|*-*r husband wns cun- erection of 10 new school build holdings in M itiourl divided be
tween here and -his widow, Mrs.
ings.
Sarah Drain Edanborn of Shrevefing*—Ancl«>te Road • Lako W orth—City atreets baing port, La.
No will tin found after Eden»nd repaved.
paved.
born died n t Shreveport la»t May
14 a t thhe age of 78, and his widow
succeeded to the whole estate a t
there were n o . living children of
that marriage. Mra. Meyer claims
to be hie daughter by a prior mar
riage. •
.
ines
Of Order
-V4
•r.,
Hurricane
In Wind Force
Hits Georgia
Lashing East
$65,000 In Cash Is
Taken By Robbers
SALISBURY, Masa., Ju ly 29.
—(/P)—Train robber* obtained
105,000 in cash from baggagenu.ster of Boston and Maine
train a t Salisbury Point atatlon
today. Money had been am t
by Federal Reserve Bank In
Boston to Powow River N ation
al Bank of Amesbury. I t was
reported three young men ap
peared, in the baggage car just
before train stopped nt station
and forced hnggugeman to
throw off bag contalnng money.
i®
50 Die In Wi
Of Three Vi
Eight KiDedAtNi
And, 4 Deaths
Reported In Floi
(By Tho Associated JPr
Sixty-sovon lives and
erty damage estim ate
sevoral million dollars
been attributed today igi,
est Indian hurricane ty!
originated in the Cafribl
| Sea, sw ept'across th e FI
B ast Coast and turned
Radio Report From Rescuing Georgia where today i t ,
Ship Picked By Station At reported diminshhig in w ind'f
Fifty bodies ware washed asl
St. Augustin ShowingFury
at Sanoa from the schoonec* F
Of Storm O ff Eaat Coast ciscimy,
Peaceful nnd Mao
HEROIC TALE OF
SEAREVEALEDIN
VESSEL’S RESCUE
ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla.. July 29.
—(TP)—Another heroic tale of the
sea was revealed last night in the
meagre description of the rescue
of the Itullun Steam er Ansaldo
San Giorgio Socundo, which wa*
received by tho United States
naval radio station on Anastaala
Island.
The report came from the res
cuing ship, tho S. S. W est Harshaw, and was signed by her mas£*
er, Cnpt, M. J. Dlerlam. The Weat
llarshaw now has the Italian ves
sel in tow off the northern Flor
ida coast and is headed for Jack*
sonville.
The message sent by Capt. Dieflnm follows:
•'At 11 p. m., July 20. our radio
operator reported S. O. S. signals
from tho Ansaldo San Gijyglo
Socundo than a t'J o p ite r In le t At
this ttnte- wa-wwnp laying south of'
Floridn Reef to avoid the center
of (he hurrienno which was expect
ed to pahs JUlU»nd aver tho south
ern part of Florida. At 7 a. m. on
tho 27th we started up the Flor
ida coast and a t 10 a. m. we again
heurd distress signal* from tho
Itullun vcbboI.
"We proceeded to her assistance
nt full speed. A passenger ship
wuh ulso senrchinir fwe her but
scorned to havo littlo success. Judging by current aniVwliid- we Judg
Ansaldo had drifted* north.
e d !the
.....................................'
Wind was blowing a t hurrlcand
force spd dangerously high s6aa
were running.
“ We received repented call* sho
was In dangorou* plight. We camo'
upon tho stoamor at 11.30 p. m.,
July 27. in I-atltudo 27:32 North,
Longitudo 79:35 West. Advised
captain I would keep cJose watch
on him until morning. A t day
break advised captain I could get
his ship to port.
“The soa waa running very high
and it was three hours before we
could get tow*Iine attached. Now
towing to Jacksonville a t speed of
five knot* an h o u V
which were sunk off Sanoa la!
Santo Domingo.
Eight persons were killed
tho hurricane a t Nassau. va_.^3
Ir ouc
T
doath* Ur Florida and ono In Q*<
1a were credited to tho sto:
. lineman t s i electrocuted at,
ami when he came In contact-!
a live-wire on top a polo.
A mah was crushed in hla cot ]
Sanford by a faHJnjC tree,
engineer was killed a t 0*1__
when hla train went throught
open switch, sa d struck a
"
engine.
A boat-man waa crushed be
his house-boat and a h i
along the shore of Lake V
between Palm Beach and
Palm Beach. A railroad prae!
Wa* killed ip South Georgia ,
his engine went into a ditch .
the real dbod had been undet
by high water.
Damage to property a t Na
wa*.
ami f ix e d '
000, largely to the
crop.
Damage in tha Greater*
Beach area waa estim ated s .
nnd a half million dollars, a * _
irt of which wa* due to the na
•r of sm all c ra ft sunk In L *|
Worth.
• -"i
Stuart, Fla., estim ated d an u ir
a t $250,000 to w aterfront
oaty and amal Icraft, Orli
estim ated crqn and property di
5
w w .W ! “
e U
It I* said the storm I*
toward .tha Ohio Valley. d.._
ing In - Intensity and occom;
by rain.
MIAMI, July 29.
ertons aw known to ___
P'
kltiled by the tropical hurricuna
struck Nassau Monday, a
to storm fatalities rceefaafr
Miami' Dally Nows today
Capt. McDonald of the at
Munamar,
The message v,
reived by the Tropical Radio
pany-from tha Munamar a t ' i ...
off Nassau. ' The property di
»»e In Nassau alone w ill 'M
$4,000,000 to ttio p .o o o .'
C a p t McDonaMV radio mo 1
waa flashed to tha Miami
New* a t 2:25 o>'clo<ik
*<
Moros Troublesome
To Constabulary /romhiV«hipunow'ijin* i^SS
_____
Harbor and expected to rea d t
Mun
IILA, F. I.. July 29r-(/P)— 0,1 W * * .. Ajthough the M
MANILA
illinolna constabulary, the f"*1*
ln *«• m m icano as It
The Philippine
police force of the Islands, num ttred over tW Bihamae, no
bers 0,325 enlisted men and about tion la made of hardships endu
390 officer*. The annual report of by tho Munson liner, a p* ‘
Brigadier General Rafael Cramc,
head'of the force, shows 2,140 con
stabulary ln Mindanao, and Sulu,
where tho Moros a re m ost trouble
some.
The enlisted personnel is entire
ly Filipino but a number of Amer
ican officer* are In the service
from the rank of colonel down to
th ird lieutenant.
*“ , : w
The seaplane chartered b t L
Associated Praia and the M
Dally Nawa reached Nasaattdusk Wednapday after bslngj,
rooned for. hours on an uninhabii
part of Andrews Island. A f
landing wag made, when,
long flgbV against haxan
conditions, the ship exhau ,
— r-rni.1,.11
■■■ y - i - - r - f gaa 4supply. TU. party weal
cued by a passing seaplane' Cm
Key Weat
'
Riidlo stations at Miami i
West were atm, making ui
«•—«
.
.
. . f t•*y
' ' efforts to eaUbUslTdir
in police court and from city- li munieatlon with Nassau w!
censes wilt bw used to meet tho
3m the Navy X
back salaries of til
Washington sent tha auxll
Financially
. .Spring,.
ally been got
Thomss ga
Several: montAa ago . .
w : fast Mao. I
aary to limit th a fire
.Thursday.
t0 two stations, Tne*
araergency ordinance aboil
■A tr S c ^ I n th .
n need wv*,
taaaa,
M m eni
buy
�ELth* be^.Informed eottnsel* on
*• mb
Irefrigeration-; rite*, rule* 0 end
charges now in practice outside of
J >| M
* 4 >111 1 v*
the employ of railroad*. or refrl?
goratlpn companie*. .He wa* for
' i *"■'[___ _
many ytttra one of tho,loading ex•a: 'x-yyiF&t
>teg omiaera of tho interstate commerce
Vi i.*i 11/
cortJhlMlom.' Jiist prior,to hi* re
sumption of private orac^i*®,>hs
oBSS woktho.rtamirier
In enargt of all
.
. . , - W .i the hearing* of the commission on
July 2 7 .-(/P > - perjshpblo protective, tariff number
counsel to have one. This was an effort made by
caentatloh Of evi- the director general of railroads of
United States to consolidate all
aring. before tho tbol
the refrigeration rates, rules and
__ imerce Commission regulation of practically all car
ite ratio n rates bn citrus riers in the United States.
. vegetables from Flort"Hearings were held by Mr.
“ * 'f trial classification Marshall mil over tho United States
___ wHl-ba held<in.-the
.v and bo wrote tho report of those
a* been Authorized
authorized M
b>r henrings for presentation to tho
i'ha*
Ir*® /T?"1™
entire commission.
I consider
Ud Shippers League ox pjorlda ia fortunnte in securing his
ding U> J. Curtis Rob-18crv|ces.
sry-manager of the | “The investigation ordered by
• has Just returned i tho commission of the reasonnblewhore thi committee ■ nesB of tho present refrigeration
don.
,
,
I rates from Florida Involves a quea-
■m
*iy , .
• 4.
'
iJjM
*■ ,* m
't„
ITER PA R k T f Up July 28.
—<A V -Thrt* sorority houses »nd
one fra tern ity lodgo have been
Lr
added to the plant of Rollins Colr
S
vJ
lege fo r.th o acC om m otion of
students fo r t b s . new.. academic
year, which opens on September
17 next, according to a statem ent
m ada-baro today by W. H. Short,
*• * —-t
urines* m anager of t^e college..
Dili
*
.L o o o o e c ._
. Sororities occupying ^heso hon
m /t
c o m fo rt a b l
o rs are tho Knppa Epfllon, Sigma
*m d^
Phi. and I’hl. Om eg«t the first of
which Is located In Vlrginl* Court
ih d 'tb o " la tte r t w j f 'l h t a r t a c l i e n
r'jccrflfljfyi
•Avenue. The girls will ta*e their,
& Y *
meals in the general commons.
Tho two fraternities, Phi Alpha
and Theta Kappa Nu, have occu- Broad decks,
pied houses for sort** tlmo and the d a m
Phi Alpha runs itjf 0 # n dining hall. recreation-. Q t f T
Tho Phi Aloha bulg* on Lake Vir- A wooderfoUrlp.
*
*ijr
the col.........
rinls has been *Ie*—
ego for tho housing o f .a number
of upper classmen. "I".'
wRl bo in the form tlon th a t has twice been before
Other buildings included in the
‘Yrttisratloit of the rates I n l f ^ commission.
The companies Rollins
plant are Oarnf^le hull,
■ D M M R H S S X C C B S IO lf F A K B W
isification and hns been or-1 evidently seek to increase their containing
J . «CiM*kMS
library; adm inistra (sal/
■ 14
Oa Salt Untii Bttftmhtr t i.
..
a
tr
as
x
«
»
Oder docket 17,030 of the | rates.
If nn increase of refrl- tion officestheand
severa j
class *.*. ‘‘Armmmfcom’*
.
ia
'
Tkrongh
tickata and baggaf* ctedrnd
ita comnterco commission,
rates such as was attem pt rooms; Knowles Hall,
containing J a tr 1 1* IS ** Am*.
ing to Mr. Robinson, tho in- ed Qt the lagt hearing were to bo
^^
tkraufb to all Wortksni Poiat*.
\s . -MmWwk*' ■
the
chapel,
lab
o
ra
to
ry
,.
Baker
f
jtlon Involves the question ~ antcd would mean th at Florida
mtr a is as u A**,
“Apmrt»*
I, Which has twice been con- flh| ppcra would pay nearly $000,000 museum and recitation rooms; I.S.
AUTOMOBILES
CARRIED
fi before.
Tho, railroads, raore pcr yoar than they are pay- Chase hall- dormUdfy'Xor women; Blr | U M
* !ulty house;
....---- Pinoa r» attem pting to In- ,
noFw for this class of shlp- Lakeside, a faculty
hurst, of conservatory of music;
The last a t- m*ntjl
•
p rotes,
the Commons: the broadcasting
____ _. j v e r S e r v i c e
TPl to raise tho rate from
“Wo consider Florida refrigera
f jic r - c a r but it fulled. The tion rates already too high and arc studio (WIH10) and * tho bont 1From aid to Saaford, Eatsrpriss, B u m Spring*, DtLaad, Palatkg,
^gjraifcstimalo* that should now planning to vigorously oppose house.
Vr.vAl,, l jo. JaclumoilU Daly Ex. Sunday 4 p m.
.
'• rata bo granted now th a t it an increase.'
V
-ftr
Sanford
Daily
Ex.
Monday
I2:f5
p.m.
•".J'
mean nn increase in the
ation cost of tho Florldn
'
Connection s t Bfenfocd from and to Orjmndo; Tacnpm,
Objects To
o shippers of npproxi- Chi!e
Bi. Petersburg, mad aB Central and West Com** Points.
sly $b500,000 annually.
II, S. Arbiter’s Plan
Sailings every IVednesdai
tilboio Tam pa meeting Mr/ RnhFreight to Boston—
Sailings every Tuesda]
ond E. D. Dow, traffic mnnFreight to Miami—
.SANTIAGO. Chile. July 2H .of the Florida CitruH Ex
Pnucngrr a ii Tam M i t l JtM a fnmf
t made reports on tho finnl (/P)—The Chilenn minister of for
is a prettcripfon for
~~ i tt am
■Florida amd « J w r i w » lii, i S iin i Patois
| before tnc interstate com- eign relations has sent instructions
commisison in the Une to the Chilenn ambassador at
yate case a t Vlrginiu Beach, W ashington requesting him to pre
M;ilarln. ( hills and Fever,
' ia.
Tho caso is now pend- sent to the arbiter. President Coolidge, a vlgocups protest against
foro the commission.
Dengue or Bilious Fever.
oaklng of the counsel to be tho recent motion of Gen. Willium
1-nssltor
declaring
that
a
pivbis. J for tho representation of
Mppcr* league and tho ense cito in Tncnn-Aricn was impract
For further information
It kills (he germs
to be brought up this full, ical at present.
reservations, tickets, etc.
The protest will argue that not
i r y Robinson said urrnnge) PajDcngcr Dept.
ISPI
,
a rs being inudo with C. R. oven the arbiter himself wan cmall, commerce counsel of powered to make such a dec Iurn- | A passenger liner plying between •Jacksonville, Deldintl, Hanford.
rton, D. C., who aidy rep tion, it mi much less General Las (Scuttle and the Fur r-ust publishes
\ =
_[ tho league in the line haul siler, who only hud those powers |u paper in Chinese for tiic benefit
sso, to take charge of the in- tlml iii tl been delegated unto him. of the ( ’hinese pussengers.
f
JACKSO
; to NEW TOME
'
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666
n
l li lN
S H O P P IN G
n
Booh Service
.
...
W atch for th e A d v ertisem en ts
The Sanford Heralt
“Ahead On Its M erits”
The Tot’s Shoppe]
Rose Marie Beauty Parlor j „
OFFERS
;, P ays To
.e
M u rp h y Art
VISIT THE
Owl Book Shop
^
~m
Will buy 100 cents worth
of good merchandise next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Sanford Merchants are pre
paring for the biggest sales
event in history.
The first of a series of special
sales events will find a great
response from the people of
this community.
OF O R LA N D O
---------------
...The...
If.
At •
Washington Street
.u tre y A rc a d e
rf
C E N T E R
r :• ->k
nUr
Murphy Arcade
“THE SHOPPE FOR THE LITTLE ONE’S
-WARDROBE”
Ars you well sioeked for the little Fairy? See us
while waiting. Everything for his comfort. Com
plete Layettes, Baskets. Wardrobes, Bassinctts.
Highly skilled, experienced operators, in oil arts of
SPRAGUE-MADE SUITS—for boys—2-7 yrs.
cut well, fit well. Some n|icciala at 1-3 off.
Beauty ( ’allure.
Frocks f.M- the lit lie Misa "-7 yrs. Special lot of voiles,
dimities, chunibrays, etc., fast colors.
We • ive the |;tt“.e flat da reel wave
Books Not in Slock
Ordered Promptly
Circulating l.ibrnry
Of Fiction
— Eittfeiie met lied.
10 MURPHY ARCADE.
' 7)UEAND6, FLA.
Phone 2!)!)0
i) W. ‘Washington Street.
Fat* colors,
Orlundo, Florida
OBI. \.NIM), FLA.
Look Well”
IEPOWDERPUFF
DAVIS AND FERNSIDE
SHOP
BARBERS
GEOHGE
Fd
^E xists only to give its
latroiiH the kind of persuiiillzeti Hervlco th at builds
(Confidence and good will.
-Here, you have a t your
irvicc, the best operu{.orn
lying the best
HENRY
my
an example
AWNINO MAKKKS
SELLER S
Now at 29 Murphy Arcade
W ashington Street
-Plain Facials
Were made and installed by us and
of our ability as
No Job to*i liig for ns to handle.
None too small to in1 appreciated
10 Years in San Juan Hotel
."»2 Years in Orlando
You Will Meet Lots of Your Friends at
Our Place
forced and Waxed
Marcel
The A wnings on the Murphy Arcade
Awning
S
h
op
11.'I E. Church St.
Orlando, Fla.
J
“ WE PUT YOU IN THE SHADE”
-Electric Facials
-Bleach Packs
44We Know The Makin*
A Meal Fit For Eatin* ”
‘n ta n d n jr
alp T reatm ents
Shampooing with
caslilo soap
pure
-H air Tinting
-Blcuching
-And the
?'
m ost
PERMANENT WAVES
r Mrs. Scully, Miss Curl
'.M ra. Wllmer, who untid perm anent wuv-
m***?
^tipping in
-
Orlan_____ fc.you come In and
ilk If over?
■
L ' . / , PHONE
nn.
1947
iTOai Washington Street
io, Florida
1
> •
.‘'Burnham and Marinello
ierporations toy Sale *
fs m
The richest trade
Slater-Scot
't
territory
natural
wavy and curly
.......
WHEN IN ORLANDO
Eat At
i
per capita and per area
Gowns, Wraps, Sport Clotl
of cultivation is covered
com
23 West Washington Avenue;!!
v y jS S
v IB
�••■ > .r^ ;-;^ k ^ ;* ,.«-' •* K4*t.\..
wm
V* t,• -.7'
'A.L'i+U
-* . ..* V-
tmm
rrr*
m e d ic a te
*,VW•
canned.
v'$ji
.F or the poultry;
onstrations have
control *of fleas,
- r
* while fryers and culla
*
.... .. * \ ' -c.a.
put on tho m arket,
WASHINGTON, July
of 60 cents a pound
The pipping board ‘ has, _
__
county.
In Duval
a regulation prohibiting pftftjhtaly
raised 280 pullets from
losing only 40.
*”
'4, t r i
owned American fchips from furn
Instruction and dem onstrations ishing free transportation, to tbe
have been conducted |n o tb-w
af Work
yru.B,, clergy. The prohibition, however,
including marketing*
rig,'■-*■«'
m il-! will itpply to ’ government-owned
linory , nutrition, i
work, j vessels.
V ■
planting of sweet potatoes and be!
peppers along with other late
vegetables. Okaloosa county ship
•tratio n agent of the co-operative ped a carload of blueberries, In
tension work Id agriculture and addition to the canning. In Holmes
tea econotncs, indicate a grow- county 187 pounds of squash'w ere
big interest In the work being car- gathered from tw enty vines, while
rl«d on-by tbe county agents.
Gadsden reported the harvesting of
f*n —ItI 1* the gardening, chayotca a re 4,000 pounds of this vegetable from
In Volu
aiy,
*3 I reported doing fine, with pumpr a one-fourth acre plot.
4AUJ, I
»bd caehawa ready to be eaten. sia county one f M 'reported 106 l a a i i B i i a i s i s n m a s a a i s i i i t s a R i i B S i s a s i i s s i B M i B
" “ • “ ICItnja county reported pumpkins pounds of tom atdtrt from la plants. *
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■
weighing IB to 20 pounds, and th e
Canning o f thitf'various vege
L-.-iU -ar-f
■
77=-------■ , _ i^ U i tables took place in all tbe counties,
w ith a view to preserving the surLoss At Palm Beach
ilus crop. In A|a«hua county, the
PALM BEACH, July 29. lewberry club JjglLadded beef to
—
Da ma ge resulting from the
i m S o f Dominican hurricane which awopt the greater heir canning M b /with two al
-Many fMssen- Palm Beach area, including this ready canned ana m ore planned.
1the schoonen city, Palm Beach and LnkeWorth, This d u b has 4,000 cans to be
In Duval
and Macoria, was conservatively estimated this filled with tomatoes.
county one girl filled 76 contain
blanda, morning a t |2 ,6 00,000.
ers of blackberries, blueberries and
In a
The g reatest losses resulted
_____________ T , bodiee ' have from .the destruction of more than plum. Citrus county reported the
canning of corn, okra, peas, beans,
- w M to ly l K W i .H io .n ..
100 houseboats and small pleasure tomatoes, brined onions, cucumc ra ft by the angry waters of Lake sers, cahhugi, picklod onions,
lie
W orth, the. pounding of heavy seas peaches, beets, watermelons, ber
29.—The which
washed out sections of ocean
Isaued tb s boulevard and destruction of pow* ries, blue and black, plum butters
? A M * e r and telephone wires In the storm and jams, with some soup mix
tures.
Dotfi tin hpd glass con
area.
tainers are being used,
A complete check of Palm Beach
A canning contest is under way
county failed to revCal any fata li
ties. Demoralised public utility
services are being rcstorod to nor
moving mal this morning und tonight elec
>we*tward tric and w ater service is expected
to he resumed in all sections.
tty.”
Only 60 per cent of the tele
phone circuits are operating today
era Georgia
July 29, l/P) and it is estimated that three
winds of in- weeks' tim e will be* required to
alpng the Goor- restore this service lo normal dotay preeaged ad- sp itd the fact that cri-wB of work
^Ical hurricane, men have been imported from ad
tu p Florida coaat joining states to uid in the con
f f lz ia j H j a r a H f z ia j H J Z f ^
sf f l a n g r a i i n t f i i j a j a f z m z j a ^
ias left damage struction work.
. to ehlpping, propFORT LAUDERDALE, July 29.
and crops
millions of —Special to the Herald.—A te r
rific hurricane such as has never
It late last night lean experienced in this section of
S t of tbo storm near •’Jorlda since 1910 visited Fort
o ist about 60 miles jeuderdnte Monday night causing
ackionvi)le- Heavy ness iamnge to the ocean highway and
oti highest tides of e v ight and power lines estim ated a t
i l pounded a t aea islands more than 1100,000.
No loss of life was reported here. Consult Cs Before Wiring
m e r Georgia and upper
I
The storm lashed waves over the
coasts.
ocean
highway
tearing
out
largo
Wfr* uprooted and the
boulevard and
onia of several ‘cottages sections of the
teked on Simmonu Island, which will have to be entirely re
te s t damage was report- built. The whiteway system along
Falm Beach and West Palm the beach was also totally damaged
Thousands of nutoista were stall
^ where loss is estim ated s t
*Z MW.
ed a t the beach Monday night when
.
.
the sturm and waves drowned the
engines. During the night p art
f^ralrticaJJy^ET*ry Building
KLKCTRICA1.
of the causeway wan damaged so
Jp ly 29: W —The Ml ,that police dosed
, t It to traffic pond
„
CONTRACTORS
News today p u b lish e d ,In* a complcto examination. No
houses along the beach weru dam No Job Too Rig, No Job Too
authentic news of~ havoc
the tropical hurricane aged to any great extent.
Small
on arrival here of the
W ire service is still crippled and
yacht Zuleita 11, the F o rt Lauderdale NewH wan 815 I*nrk Ave. Phone -120W
. o f Brunswick. Ga,, whose without Associated Press Monday
idea- O aptT o. V . Grey .ta t- and Tuesday. Old tim ers here say
all atruetnrea -on thc-storm was the worst in more
d been demolished, [than 20 years.
Inthi&ntatter of
cutting expenses
H EAVY Q U A LITY
—I m m e d i a t e D elivery
copies the administration
Speer
COMING!
Studebaker
0M0LENE
Sure makes
mules pull
BAUMAN BROS.
Phone 82
2
SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY
Advertising Means Business
Seminole
ELECTRIC
Co.
Closes
Closes
Night
DRASTIC LOW PRICES
Men’s Pen Check
36-Inch Fancy]
Pants
$9.953- 1 $119
Mens Socks Blue Men’s
Chambray
Pair
Work Shirts
IS
Per Yard
By
Ladies Hose
5c
Pair
5c
Voile
Pet Yard
49c
BaronetteSatin
Ladies’ Silk
Choice of Any
kdies’ Hat SilkTiosI
9
8
c
$1.95
$8.95y
89c
Duplex Window
Men's Scout
Mens’ Brown
3
6
In
.
B
leach
in
g
Work Shoes SHADES
O x f ordl
Per Yard
Dresses
'i’.y
f,v • *•’
Saturday
Only Two More Days Left to Buy at Such
Night
T; >■
j a i^ iJ z m H r iir d ia n iJ ^ r d fii i a
This Sale
Saturday
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^
This Sale
Men’s Palm Beach
or Linen SUITS
i/,: - v i
ft'
•
fl
EVER BUILT
LADIES
Per Yard
J #y"'-
P? l:
79c
$1.98
lOc
B e d Cloth lO c yard
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tcussions
\e A c c o
M
IMPTIOI
no __(/D—The appreciation of tho* spirit of fnirand good nportmnnrtihip
t,n 3c«i Wwiuwday shown by tho-Haitiish KtivcruiQent
i wrap^cnirntunc.ffht
ere
officials. Forc|(tn Secretary (hf»;nberlaln entertained Genernl
L,m<n«ndl't,nns
drewa at lnneheon.
it
>« ,ta
TV ^ >'a^ extent tiic new m etbe^
would, tend to reduce liquor.*mu£* . « » * up innr!)inCO’ gliu s Into tho United States,
rctomnientliineither General Andrews nor the
r «!ratcl from botli British officials would predict.
lbe*urte<i bv WashinjtGeneral Andrews said: “It will
require* some time to ascertain
Lincoln C. Andrews. just to wbnt extent the new bar
kibition enforcement riers wUi affect .the bnotlogpern'
!d himself ns W
business, as naturally It will re
the Jesuit
l *'° quire some time to *et the new
retaliations into wprkintr order."
The Joint report or inter-depart
r«her-Lnmpsoi'. ul*'
^of state for home of mental memorandum which makes
atatenient in the the recommendations, has been at
Lmntis this afternoou
Srrecmcnt. KeplyiuR and London government s.lt
It outlined a practical working
whether the domin. consulted, he snid agreement between the two gov
Einsof the colonial of- ommenta as'mapped by various
sent at all the meet- departmental executives. It is
aimed porticularly at the Baha
drews, in Living out mas mul then to reduce nthe
rt expressed deep trans-Atlantic liquor shipments.
X
And Navigation Possibilities
eola County Are To Be Studied
Ige
does this movement
county but Orange
nil for it means among
the co oidinatiori of
otic.' water way prn-
('iinwny soiitb to
Topohek align which
[construction of a can-
Kixnaiinec via of
nect these point*
I d L
tc-rcsttlng*
ho assumed that .
population In
ne as In-FcbJune 1026 was the*
ruary 1925, when le lost state
census but B om ® .eeuntica have
uri.wn considerably since the
census and allowance, has beeA
made for that. ‘ TM four new
Rude, Highland*; Martin, Brevard
Okeechobee, Left, 'Indian River.
Orange, Lake,1$.nd Flagler, all of
which are above the state average
In tho use of gnsollne per capita. •
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
The onlv building permits Issued
thin morning at tho city clerk’s
Recent Kitrurcs Comnilod Ilv
created sinco tho ceosua office
today waa to Mr*. «Grccn
R M u.,rnn.
S'
V nru nlRO tnken into' consideration Smith for
rupuirn on a dwelling on
■ .H.irpcr Show SaraHotu by r.iidint: together
touethe^ the
the population
population
Holly Avenue. Tho work wffl cost
And Broward Counties Use »f tbe old precincts included in about
$5,00(1,
V
‘
•>
Most Gasoline Last Month them.
y
The gasoline consumption for
A tame clephnnt'oatn more than
>4>j 29. the whole state la st month Will one thousand pound* of green fod
‘^TALLAHASSEE. Fla., w
July
whai
* of Florida
P*»Hoii!s per caplti on tho basis der and twenty-five pound* of un• people i,i„st
1
me the
addicted to 1,1 G*o census ficurcs, but probt. huskod rice dnily.
’
joy-riding7 This question is easi- :'l,lv <’"|y <dimit IB gallons, when
the
increase
of
population
is
taken
ly answered when the gasoline con
-ilw,sumption of each county is divided into account.
i ,fi. 11*by the number of inhabitants as
Sarasota and Broward counties
an accurate record is kept of all lend the state with a gas consumr
gasoline sold on account of the tion in June of about 43 gullona per Baby Chicks For
t
state lax, and nearly nil of it is capita on a basis of 11)26 popula
ustd in automobile*.
Piiivbreil White Leghorn Itaby
tion; but if those counties nave
Figures for Ilie wluile yenr, or doubled in population sinco tho Chirks $s.75 hundred poatpnid.
for the winter mouths alone, would census, us some of their boosters
Anconus, the ,best layers out.
not mean much as some* counties claim, tbe true figures would bo $11 hundred.
during the winter liuve about as nearer 2d gallons; But even that
Rhode Island Red*, best for
many tourists x.s permanent resi- would be enough to tran sp o rt ev meat $10.05 hundred.
ery family several hundred miles
Plymouth Rocks $11.50 hundred.
of gas, either in their own curs or in a month or several thousand
All good healthy Btrnng pure
miles
it:
a
year.
1
.
'
,
in pnssenger busses, boats, aero
planes, etc.
Next in order arc.. St. Lucie. bred chi ki.
Even in summer a considerable j Palm Beach, Charlotte, Hendry.
Wv p.iv postnge charges and
proportion of the gasoline sold in i
_____ /
—- guarantee li»e delivery.
some of the thinkly settled counties |
If ini) dead, take a .statement
may be used by tin voters passing
J.
SHARON
from jour Post Master.
through, and that ha* to be taken j
into consideration. But in June
Attorney-at-Law
The Dixie Hatchery
the number of touri Is ought to be (
about at it minimum and the gaso I
CARGO, FLA.
Will practice in all the court*
line figure* for L- m month have
just been given mil by the oil tli Examination of Abstracts of Igind
vision of Ibe state agricultural tie
Titles given especial attention
partmont.
It. H. Harper lias divide/! the
Offices in Court House
teresling results. For .simplicity
_____
nmni.it: noss
, Jdf
„ anti-nm* ntnniiic
the state.
■v
OREACHPERSON
’e a
[)D Fin.. Ju ly
UP)
f we’ mill ha* been nddhannual assessment of
nty by the board of
for tic purpose of
ifxpcnscri " f a eoutl,y looking to a defia, tho drainage and
posjit.ilit ics i'f the
act of the county
p, is considered by
fcji lenders to be one
nt Import an I stepu toDll (ievelopnn nt ul this
;
.Y 2 $, \ m
with the sea on n waterway cap
able of carrying large boats.
St. Cloud is to be a pivot in
the development of the waterway
from Orlando to the sea in that
here it will either turn due east
to a point near or at Port Garnivoral nr go south through a series
of Inko and the Kissimmee river
to Lake Okeechobee and theme
through ennui* to the sen at H’e;i.
Palm Bench, Ft. Lauderdale and
Miami.
Tho survey of the Orange coun
ty line has \uirendy be«m com
pleted and with the action of the
county commission the remainder
of the route will be speedily de
cides!, it was stated.
According to those prontnling
the movement the development of
the waterway will mean much to
the county in both the field of
navigation and drainage. They
point out tliut there are Umus-
W!
Funeral or Suicide
Victim Held
Today
k.r
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==
m
ftlfe s S
a br
pnrtper In
HlUry
tmalnesa'in Sanford :
A..
for a number of year*.
A rthur II. Smith, furnitun* deni
er of Sanford who commllted auiDOTV APPEAL REJECTED
cide early Tuesday morning, at his
'i'
homo on Palmetto Avenue, was
burled this afternoon in the riiy I BEIRUT, Syria., July 29. (/Pi—
cemetery. Funeral services were The nnpcnl i>r Bennett J. Doty of
held in the parlor* of Miller and Memphis, Tcnn., from a sentence
Erickson, local undertakers.
*
of eight years imprisonment
at* (
Sniiflt is survived
s
by hia wife and | hanl labor for desbrtion from t he ■ ^ ^ v'ttfgrf-
IV'Vt.
m'I' T
-U sVJ
;' t.*il
Sale
y r
'-• mis y>
CASH
CARRY STATION
More Milk
from Cow Chow
TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUTTO
THE CORE
A !,!, SIZK S
j
BAUMAN BROS.
Phone 82
llis h
P r c ssu fo
and lialloontt
Save ini tuny by baying hero,
a* lung as lhoy last.
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... V/
■ ff•uj-wvl
W
■' ,fOf I
Now Open!I
G.
anils of acre* of rich soil that may
lie put to use through the drain
age that will result from the con:i ruction of the waterway.
-W i vr
•h i , wtri
Corner Fourth and Maple
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an
Tmnj
K ILLS
FiiesSMcmitoes
by the Room m l. Also
Bedbugs. Roaches.
AntoMottis.Fleas.Etc.
-----A C C E PT NO
RINES
S U B S T IT U T E
*•*»•*agTUftCtVki *v
FILLING STATION
JAINiONVlLIX, FIOMI0*.
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1113 Sanford Ave.
Phone 461-J
Sanford. Fin.
rv"w ■.■*
j.i **<»i
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Put a
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t **
,r
Church
at
O range
t»rt.
lit • N
::.a?k
\
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t ; *?.*r*&5
Attendance!
During ,ii
Forenoon |
Assures
The
Shoe
Classic of
Florida!
Remarkable! Stupendous!!'
o rst s
■1*4 .ft
Season End
Begins Friday Morning,
Ends Monday Night,
THEN do your little finger-exercise and . They arc cool and refreshing as a
seal the seam. There, Men, is a cigarette drink o f spring-water. They are tnild and
you can brag about. Prince Albert is mellow as Indian summer, ^tis their woncrimp-cut and stays put in the papers, derful taste you. will remember longest.
Doesn’t land in youpr lap or flutter to thd' You’ll roll ’em and smojee
morning
floor. Easier to roll, you4l agree*
midnight, and enjoy every.ois^ V-v
Real tobacco, every bit of It. You can
This same tobacco that is so delightful
tell that by the feel of it. When you open inahom e-rollid cigarette
^
the tidy red tin, lift rich fragrance that j^ h tfu l in the bowl of a
rises to greet you >ls a genuine delight. iljW tt of fact, Prince Albefc| Jsod® ^
Cigarettes made With A. are fragrant fidm®ong pipe tobaccos. Ifij’^u Ake a'
when you smoke thiju tQO. Fragrant and P«P«t you’ll like it more with gp<?d old
*** * 3 E g )* \
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'“•’.■‘v.vVT'.h,'
v
P. A. It tcU trttiwUm.
bj
I
x-**7 iV
�*WS
"d" ■! -:
■'A#
p
«
m sm am '
'ind
uw m
le
K i u ^ ^ l i T ^ 8 to kt*P;f^ h t on booking! Thous
ands, of blhder b o y h a v e Oortt'and tfone. Hundreds of
Pectofftoo aamblera who cam* , to Florida; to "clean-up” have been
deaned out Numbers of misguided; people who came and
|W0Vo'V'
invested money In Mad- And enterprises without asking the
■»
advice nor the aid bf reliable Florida citizens have been
IMI(«f cleaned out. Numbers of misguided people who came and
-*r>—
^ sweated
»
money in land and enterprises without asking the
Mm
advice
nor the aid of reliable -Florida citizens E v e been
I; III Month*—»#.I0.
swindled most regrettably.
S*'.V »ir.p
But the “boom” still' booms. V ‘
.
m
• , ;*
All obituary
From newspapers in other states come daily accounts of
“ ‘‘-Ion*
;W 6fiE A CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE
‘‘ftTa” Ferj
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m
v WMW
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.
R e s ig n
COLtlMBUS BNQUI
V, A
The result of the prl
JONB M
tlon for the nomination of m carnH-— :___M R S. F R E D ^ ~ P A I G B B ,'S O C IE T Y E D IT O R
date for governor of Tf«fe,' /lyild
Mrs. E dw ard R udicd Methodist c S S T l s
Htmna, n „
last Satftrdoy, furnish*^ OAf'^bt
San ford Shriners
two surprises. Dan Moody, the
Qroker Children Seek
’ 11# E. Second 8t]
young attorney Rcneral ( o f f-Art
Picnic At Springs Court Review In Case
Surprise
Shower
Hemdon^Wednes^day
state, only thirty-two y e a n o f age.
PHONE 83«
seems to have recclred’i]majority.'
Mrs. Edward Rudicel was the
Hanford Shrlncrs nnd thtir famWASHINGTON, July 2 9 r - m — | recipient of a delightful courtesy
of tho .votes cast in the contest,
n
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rV
"
*
lhS
i-'nt
tr
ri°
“j.iSt
^ rnkrr J C-. hie slater Ethel
I Wednesday afternoon, a t her homo
i \ P eLcon Spring todhy. Tho
thus precluding, tho neemaary fa t
r>n(j'V-y*TrtfL,rotbcr Howoitl Wcdnosof
n
rc|0
local
delegation
was
headed;by
E:
jj
|
on
Palm
etto
Avenue,
when
her
co
_ Iqtcrtne,ii3to
will p * y _
dajr sought a supreme court review
a run-ovrt election. Mir’. Moody’H
workers
of
tho
Christian
Church
lle-KMb ll Cth0(1,81 r |‘»rch were dopsytmm Thurs:
by the federal court
k r 'C 'n ir ''" " 1 W ! * - “ “
heavy vote ia eBpeciaIli|r. mtrprisUg ■
her with a . “travel'' fjlghtfully entertained.
pifl general as- surprised
fo r southern Florida dismissing a
shower.
•
in
view
of
the
fact
that
N
n
^
F
erJ Cars leave
ar,dh»hnPiCnic ^"8 nn n,1^ « affair
—
Steamship lines to Florida porta bring in unukually large
' S \ J t N f!Ln<,ni(‘. ,>f ,h0
: h* b, ,bcy had - brought
ChiJrch at 2
Useful and dainty toilet artlcle/i * r a i S " 8,.cn y decorated with amt the comniittco in charge of tho •fjiijll!1 HuJ“ * roker, widow nnd
guson was so overwhelmingly
4*S^iipatohM £ um* W °S passengers. And the, good wofd comes that elected to the office only about
the viaitera pro- executrix of the estate of Richard
and other accessories for the tra v
6
H
Stationary
.
alio ai
thI f h®. ^P®
. . °f,. visit°
.........r
_____ _this summer is of considerably
»«m
r to Florida
eller's comfort and pleasure were
Groker Sr., and other*.
8 '* Stationary
...
u*i 1»better
ttM > n
n e lllu than th
-* which prevailed
___ n_.i >._*
1
' eighteen months .ago. . The result
nahiicatlor of 1apeaJai
9 » Oscillating .
quality
that
last _._?3Rr
yearT
presented the guest of honor by thoThClrolorpOSe °.f l.h,! "'«ting of m - n f i l l r K ' S ™ ° ‘
W
e
n
v
s
x
ri
The Florida suit waa brought to
shows an overwhelming, change in
will entertain Mrs. L. M. M arshall, whose humPhonographs and Re
ip r*Mfve«t.
T h ii Chattanooga News published an article the otner the sentiment of the voters of the
hour Th
t0 llol(l 8 sowing Dnytona, D cU nd. Pnlatka and.Sart- recover from the estate of tho nnepww- ”
S/te'LL HAVE eNOUGM
Radiator omammts
chnir of thojprous rhymes were the cause of " great do«l ork‘w'ls. outlined and
tinte Tammany chieftain money
*DAT;tJ . _
mi
day, telling of the large patronftge accorded tourist camps state. ,
f f AlneBS 75 MAWE
Musical instruments m
nh-' T?r ° rpprfSf ntoJ «t tho pic- which it wu* claimed he owed the
th in the church much merriment. Each g ift pnckl
# - • $ . • "K/
Lnula K?n f t o oriRlnated with three children a* their shares of
n its section. One camp manager reports that his camp
ago contained an apt quotation or <
A FCAl^EK B E F
Another fact that may surprise
t ALP'PLATFORM
of
PaU^tr?
flo,d’. - rc*ident of the the estate of (heir mother, his first
,
Girls
w
ill
nt’-’-l
rhyme
that
added
run
and
humor
is
doing
twice
as
large
a.
business
as
it
did
this'
time
last
Home persons is tho announcement
route to Jack
t. W. S. Thorn- to the occasion.
ih„
I
i
hrinc
club’ *nd mct with WIIP.
Arter n busy afternoon a dellr
by Mrs. Ferguson that she will, as
nvitJo**
“ Pproval of the clubs I
f it 8 o’clock,
Ho:Cesses
for
tho
ofteraoon
invited
to
take
pert. . ,
r S t JofctM-Inr ^ d to be pros- were, Mrs. L. M. Marshall. Mrs t t e s ^ ' aT" W'lS f,Prvcd by »be
‘‘M°re Lthun fifty percent of th e 'tourists coming to the early as practicable,, vacate the
ml ,Hr: ^ ,Ior |,u alc Junch was aerv-l MRS. WILSON TO GENEVA
office of the governor by resign
H. J. Clause. Mrs. Williams. Mrs. w«r, m i,» t ™ ‘ l”','n,y
# fi? W
f t l * " * * is Ql!oted k®;flay ,nK- ",ire beaded South, ing.
71#
Hanford
A
of n.n n B}torH
tbo maP*K«ment
Weekly, and Mrs. Terheun.
This is the result of h pre
Ml, teonla courts, in e fact that many people say the.‘boom' is over in Florida
WASHINGTON, July 2f1.-(/P)_
2,Vnh. ,D« p on b°tei. The original
Sanford,
Mr.
. Mrs. J amc(t Gllt anMrH. Woodrow Wilson Is planning
A m eeting of the executive com
election agreement be’wejn her
has
not
made
any
difference
in
the
number
of
persons
goCircle
of
the
baskM0
T
for
an
old
fashioned
iMInr pror x h? birth ° f n *on juuiy 2c l",t n,'nutCe WP” nhnnd<>^ d Qt ‘ ho another pilgrimage to Geneva,
self and Mr. Moody. . She agreed
meel st the mittee of the M issionary Auxiliary :at: rthe
Orlando Hospital.
V
home of the Is-ague of Nations.
apsrf- I«?u( j0’ i u°d many who returned to the Northern states to resign if he led her in the rate
was
hold
preceding
the
social
afLA. Butler on Oak
Accompanied
by her brother, Wil
ralr.
On
Mondny
an
open
meot‘v*•
J
J
T
/
R
i
n
i',1
U
!’
Morocco
Tenrple
.
,.
,
f * " " " lhe 8prmg Went mere]y 10 scM their businesses, by even one vote, and Mr. Moody
lifternoyn at
Mrs. 1---Uah •*,M
IhdT^ul
bert Rolling, the war president’s
of street pavins pro- af' (* they ure en route back to th e land of flowers.
ing of the Missionary Auxiliaries Ms.rv.
I ,u,l« Mrn. K. R.
r
r
Jn:
k?,,nv,Ilp
was
on
hand
id furnished music for the pic- widow will sail on the Leviathan
agreed to resign ns nttornoy gen
M.',f' racken
n V'k^ spent
"Pent Wednesday in
l S " 1 b,o held a t the High School. Urliimly
Hhoj)^^r
—ON—
Before going to Gen
irk.-r* during the day. The feat- Saturday.
"ttfcuon of b o u l . T . r d I n v ^ n r ^ i 8 ,uCttier, C\ RHHr of pe°P,e °» ‘M,,r at Presont than eral if she led him by 25,000 vote.*.
r
riends
nnd
visitom
are
cordially
liim* will enteron .>r tho program was the en eva she will make a brief visit to
a^V"i L*ke Monro**
, vor before! In the belief of mar\y people,” he continues "Thoy The surprise lies mainly in the
fla** of 111.1I invited to attend. An interesting
( iinningham b- aves today ter aunnent stunt* put on by tho England.
! * W of c,ty beautincs-1«rc substantial business people and they know values Thev keeping of the pro-election, agree
^(jday aflcrnoon ! Program will he given and store to Mr*.
spend two weeks m Starke, members of each elnl. During the
|
optican
slides
from
niissionnry viaitiiur relatives.
ment, uh usually, campaign prom
RMtef.
o? . school system
........ a I think Florida has reached a substantial growth, and that ises
aft.-nmon many „f the Shriners
fields will be shown.
are very much like pie-crusts.
.wilk provision for Increased values will remain stable."
• ml the,r families enjoyed the waBut Mrs. Ferguson- as governor,
30 by V /, I’slhfindrr
(A rriv a l;
With c\cry community in Florida aroused to the im has some work which she has cut
|
Mr- and Mrs. A. J. fussing „re Gu^ » „ , V m^ 0I2- nn<l grandson, , , l ° f DeLeon Springs, while still
j 29 by 110 Pnlhfindrr
others went fishing and boating.
portance
of
guarding
new-comera
against
“skin-games"
of
out
to
I
h
finished
before
she
gives
|
-H
l»y
525
Good
year
,V *ggE FOR TODAY
T ":? "* ,
n^ ' 0,n S»,rin^ today a n d ’* i M .K7 'PBt Hrotheraon,
j
l»
attend
the
Hhrlno
convention.
■ai.
Other sir.es in pf0. w(
an S S T ,Ml" V for t-akoland
every kind, strangers will find th a t not only can they have un the office. She will convene the
.......... St. Pet
,0r7 f r,°’.000. “*«Mon being
Ivfriend*; , e , “rS**,,rK
visit with hui!tHT
1-rt Us Repair Your
REFUGE — protection against unfair schemes to separate them from legislature in oxtra bcsalon for the
milt to Orlando Utilities Com
Viry
Higgins,.
SHaumel
has
been
spending
purpose
of
making
Investigation
pany power plant.
M od is . my refugo,
pa: M. ». Mon-' several (|nys nt Daytona Reach
.dk a re the ovcrlast- their money, but they, themselves, cannot ^‘clean-up” at of dennrtmcnts of the state gov
Rockey
Tire
C
.
M
.
Miller.
O
r
1
with
his
family.
Frederick
Stanley
returned
this
and after this work is
■WD e u t 33:27.
companions6 t,|lhCr ° f truHtinR nativt! nor gufllible traveling ernment
Road ttrrvirr
acpnril Jackson- |
—------r k.
/h iln d e ip h ia . where he
completed she will get out. 8ho
Miami: Iv Y. !
awrt-nce McDaniel is spending has been the guest of his sister.
says she hopes to be able to leave
311 10. -ml M|. I
jT^ I will say of the
In those sections of Florida where over-inflation, or down- the office not later thnn Novem
[girl A. Mvi-rs, Mi- | today a t Daytona .Beach.
P fJQ l(L my refuge and mv
ber
I.
right
rascality,
have
caused
big-sounding
enterprises
and
fnrMhS‘ A,.r,,8(," rf/ lpft thi" morning
;1RF'Qpd, in Him will I
Mr. slid Mrs. F. I Mrs. 1. N. Wright and son. ( ceil for h -, home after spending sev
Mrs. Ferguson and Mr. Moody
developments to flivver out, the "boom" has taken on a were
the main contestants for tho
Wright of Greenville. Atn.. are A Ritter W‘l ' h,T dnu(fhter- Mm .
; —
------o------Elton J. Moughton
MACON TELEGRAPH
We nr,- headquarters fur Gager’s
S T
that substantial people thoroughly approve. nomination although three others
visiting the former’s parents, Mr
_____
<
j.JltfJELD FASHIONS
and
Mrs.
p.
R.
Whittle.
A
R
C
H
IT
E
C
T
wen- in the race, one being a man
Toole. 0*c<‘"la. \\ .
t hiiMaiiuogn l.ime nuoe hctteT—
We -uptH-sc that old southern things. Then- are those who oreMEAT MARK I
S Z S t r N
COnUnU°" :,lm,K lin™ " « t i"»ure i “: and two heimr women. Neither of
. Mrs. Paul Redfurn of Wildwood
•tUnoeo. Tena;:
chivnlr,
which
dictated
that
u
man
i
tend
to
fiml
art’s
highest
exorev
New-comers do not find wild gambling thrm
First
National
Bank
BI
c
I
r
.
jWjjcpmc back from town
rccoivod iln litrffe enough
M. B. Monroe of Gainesville was is spending this week in Sanford a*
410 Hnalord Ars
atka; T. n ICr.i in land this summer. But they can find everywhere in the vote to affect the result, as it ap g^,.- an bis seat In the street car rion m ilu- on,Imped nether mem- S a n fo rd ,------------Florida
guest of Mr. and Mrs. G \v
a business visitor in Sanford
F
.
S.
Reid.
At
Hock Ijinu' In Barrels.
to
a
lady,.would
also
dictate
that
her.
but
as
for
us
weil
the
prm
Mti* kuttcrfuly,
108 Pnlmello A»
state, opportunities for safe and sure in v estm en t
Spencer.
'
pears that Mr. Moody has received we not refer at all to (he question Iecs* said a mouthful.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Jr„
Atlanta,
j
__
>' t'/Jiad' chance to look at
Rock Ijinu* In Bags.
majority of all the votea cuit. of the female appendage, o r , ____
_
___
m; A. Rolling
Florida is to keep right on with its "boom." There is aHoweug,
if belated returrfs should limb. <-r if it permitted any it
Mr
-and
Mrs.
"T.
D.
Gnlherie
of
kC.
B.
Unsfoni,
O
f
lU
C
\\*V~
Hydrated Lime.
ini larRo shops supply, room in the state for several million more people. And it show that he has not received n reference, would dictate that we I
!
I w iV l o llV I o
Stone, S. (i Jacksonville arc spending several M. M. Smith To Talk
of course, that new
i b f hnmn wdcomlt-‘ .t he
People that are known in their majority, his plurality over Mrs. say they look good in any sort of
| W. K. Galloway, days in Snnford.
Finishing
Lime.
Before Trade Body!
Ferguson being so great as to In (docking.
old
homes
as
substantial,
intelligent
citizens.
Since,
however,
<air
April
showers
l>ring
May
bills
i.
W
.
ili-migan,
1his hard to find;
duce to retire from th e ’office of men at, refusing to give up their for having rugs cleaned,
Agricultural Lime.
Mrs. E. J. Moughton nnd chil
<ney, Jackson— Ork(people seem to think
governor, she also eliminates tho sent* in droot cars and our young- ‘
of thcmooting
Sanf«r‘l
Y « m a re In v ite d to co m e to th e N e w Y o r k llsdle
Jacksonvilli-; dren, who aro spending the slim '.'namner of Conimerco
are behind.
to
possibility of « run-over race by stets in. longer lift their hats, we
» n r e v r n lD K m o l l i s t e n 't o m u s ic a n d t a lk s J r u n i differ
A bootlegger tells us that what’s
esvillc: A. M. mer a t tho beach returned homo
Worry, Merely Lack
Faith
flu tte rtd there,
pmrim of thr country.
declaring that she will not be n might a.< well be rebellious and say, sauce for the g o o s e j* easy pick
L Morgan, luesdny to spend acvcrnl dnyf
i'.h in W w - t "«•" will be the address
*ny eurnriM,
I t a d lo s e t . In s ta lle d , n d js s t e d , a n d re p a ire d , j
candidate ir-l further embroil tho that
!’( I)r1CBidpnt M- M. Smith of the
Snn/ord.
agree with tho Crown ing for a smart duck.
1
W
inl,
Jackson
&
rrcctcn*
Jn
Automobile Association,
people of the state in politics. Be Princes- of Sweden.
.
Pdm
Reach;
resentful
^
5
0nha
U
Ve
th°
habit
»re
usually
exceedingly
PHONE
r.:tr.
W l n T ..
U rboth
* Wmy
‘'* ' oyciv
200 Oak Ave.
according to President E. A. DouCALL THE MAN THAT KNOWS— NOT
ing second in the raco, she would
Nothing seems to surprise n real
lltinhriilg.-, (ia.;
l! ib r h»d • voice,
Klnsa of the local chamber. Secrc♦hot",
i ^ ' ^ Urance8 th at thcy cou,d «toP worrying if be one of the candidates in a run- She said, discoursing on the fisherman
.
MAN
THAT
OWNS
ONE
more
than
catching
a
tlnbriilgc,
(ia.;
.Stern la visiting Mr. and Mrs. K
American female leg:
J riiould/have squealod. lon^i i n ' ,U Heema thut the fir»t class worrier obtains over.
fiah.
tbnf „R'
^ca,rma»- Jr.. stated
hone t ’(>.; A. Douglass.
Athlon*, why,
thnt no othor fentures had been ar
’’I
toitik
it's
tho
lovely
silk
stockJ
_____
Possibly
the
defeat
of
Mrs.
Fer
wmdd
Ko
b
U
plloft8Ure
fr°m
fretting
about
this
and
that,
and
b
;
S.
M
.
Mapel,
[ from our field I
ranged for tho meeting nnd thnt
And th a t’* 1 n res«l.,«
u
. ,
will bring to an end some ing* they all wear.
l.uoii. City.
X som ^hin^ytmUCh a t a v°flS for a «ubstitute line of thoughts guson
»e color* mt my winRs
202 N. Park Avc.
Upon Until 10 |». M.
Phossl
Mrs Jam es Corslnnd of Harts- the regular program would he adwhat
I’m
going
to
take
back
to
M
,,slbly
,M,lkuH
a
‘’
irl
thing
In
the
nature
of
ipolitical
if something to worry about were not available.
.1____ und
. _ i dor.
.
H'DK 80 nconspicuous.
the window* R*y;
•eden .viih me- doxens
m
’ ii V ’J S vif*iling her sister hcrod to.
feud that has existed in Texas for
Vlarksomille;
.1
ober shndc* called field- t r S S r t t ' lhis a ttita d ®' the worrier, then, must not be several
M**.
Hugh Tornam-e.
Hf
df
silk
locking*
i
think
it’s
years past. James p. Fer
4 committee npiminted by Presi*^?.ook mid sec if you have enough I —*
9u*e brown,
nnvil/.-; ,1. W.
.lent George Knight of the Isaac
guson. the husband of th,-' gover- American silk stockings that make gas to got hark on unless you arc 1■■
rrettu
i
The
person
grieving
over
something
that
has
haoContinuum, from 1 p. m,
Srille;
f|.
Mme railed lichen Rrny.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
C.
Drown
of
Vvniton league will appear before
himself governor a few your girl* I, <>k so sm art, so grace Inking a good looking girl along.
H r m.
___ _
9. Broome, Jack mangoutslne Avenue announce the .the chamber and ask it to co
«we*t ahajHi in kat* wan some hinoUHJ n r,eit,y W,eU that worry vvi11 ,mt wipe that yearsw.-is
ful."
ago,
but
was
impefn-hed
an.I
town
lith, Jacks.nivilli ; lurth of a daughter, July 2(>.
• m tthing off the records nor replace it with a happening ousted from office, the action tak The f[rov. ii Princt-s is •getting
operate with the chapter in remnvTht
TODAY
, ,
- -•'* spring fashion warning
York; .1. H.
SUahroom if you plonne.
to fundamcntal*ing from tho right to hold office down
.
ol
human: seems to Ik.-, "Don’t count your
uU
.
n
B
,K
M|y
,
r
<
"l(,
M
ifrns
in
tho
back
the
n
L
t
^
u
u
He
kn°,W
,s
th,Ht
his
worry
cannot
bring
8 Jnnn-H A.
Mis* Graeo Vennblo is visiting immediate vicinity of Sanford.
D ic k B a r th e lm e s a in
*r»MWn l)uttcrcuP|,> end i vn ,1 P !' , He knoWH' t0°' thttt ,liM anxiety for the fu- in the state again. When the naturo. She even taps deep well* 1c|«,tlu.» before they match " V
). IV.M.dward. relatives in Alabama.
Goar*,- :
. _ J __
'
.
"RANSOM'S
FOLLY"
time came for the election of an i»x human psychology.
>l.llr In.urnnrr n r lttr . hr mm nhu kn.in I.
Irrrv. \',.w V,„k;
fd*J*leB bloomed on the*e.
other governor, Mrs. Ferguson itocking.s might hav. been all right | A big hum seems to he a m an1
cnvilli-;
T.
|)
Hal Roach's Gang Rnsrnls
"hown in mullein
„ Miss Lucille Moure of Savannah | n t ' 1 T * 0™ nr°- Pntk,pd fa "
look up (he fight, her purpose he when the young lady who exhibited who gets in the way while his wilt-1
WE OFFER POLICIES ! n
ijW tfli
- He: 11 Carrie, Ga., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs’ Itu- ..erV 1 ,n‘’n‘,,!'p m s«Dtry when
in
ing to “vindicate" the good name o
° Y<iu,,lllll''H a t,oraa'«"' i« trying to spring-clean the house. ‘
Liahilily
‘ r Performances nre broadcast by
[ftmando/ l;irn|ta; H. G. Moore.
f Worn with clover pink
of “Jim.” She succeeded in doing Iv and wont home to parental sack i Never leave a grindstone expos-'
‘‘Thundering
Fleas"
_____
rndio,
a
Berlin
court
has
decreed.
St. IVtcrsImr^.
Tornado
IMafe (ilnn
“i f clovor true to life,
Ibis in sofar as receiving votes is
■blue, made mo think
Mis* Irene Monroe has returned
ers of them—-who would be absolutely miserable if they concerned and hit* served part of
Accident
Surely Bonds
Mi/ane Review
Miami was in to her home in Birmingham. Ala.,
i it cornea to whut j* were not permitted to walk about with harrassed faces imd the two-year term. It has been progressively modern thought and! "Smog” is a new wnr.l ,.ni„.„i
T()
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
Wq ,
by
on
huKim-ss.
Kmployers and Aulomobile Liability.
a fter spending a short time in San
talk in gloomy tones of their troubles.
8^ m d generally understood, however, fIt*0
? ’ thp Hi,k “tocking to describe damp fog, but it doesn’t
• A. Itea* were ford with friends.
■ 0 far ahead,
FRIDAY
thut "Jim" nnd not "Mn" hns been fits admirably into the achemo of sound enough like cussing.
the past week
not copy fashion*, for
Ffiu*
RS
Nr?’l7 S,x The
roon'Rasket.
house- ‘Sco
tho real governor of the state «lnr
COLCLOUGH
REALTY
COMPA
Mr.
McGuller,
Reginald Denny in
w a rt,1 wifi Z r * Z rt<of i t ia lh" ‘ I"-0'-1- »ho read th e n ing her administration, and that
, W
|ty!ea instead."
Mrs. f. E. Estridge and children
311 F i r s t N a tio n a l B a n k B id * .
Telephone
«*enu.elve? amon„ the needle,, she has been governor in name
"Skinner’s Dress Hull"
D —Blanche Elisabeth Wade worrier, * Thev
returned home yesterday from Ap- bOR SAI jE—Tiire«> romn house,
^L.C. Move i>f Ar- nslnchm- Vn., where th ey havo
SANFORD, FLORIDA
hut never f .rY ™™‘h " k f,°^' ,,plly ll -Pi-hea to Sn-and-So, only.
—Comedy—
i
. 8C ii*. on °ae am* o f ff0(>-i
'several day* in been visiting Mrs. Estridge’s land.
I la back fe normal today. "♦ho i?
Mrs.
Ferguson's
administration
Real
L
siate
fnsu
f • a T 0"10? 1 wil1 thc*y
the lesson home that
Hmall cash |w.yuii-nt. H
“CHAHE
ME"
brother,
C.
D.
Cnruthers.
K'd
Mr.
and
hns
not
been
marked
bv
anything
the beginning of anxiety is the end of faith and the bewin
—— '- o - ^ --( teyaeo, Room 4, Ball Bldg.
that could he termed brilliant. On
K
*w takes plenty of douRh to nmg of true faith is the end of an x iety ?
tho contrary, it has been rather
man college-bred.
®n sod -inn of
commonplace. N q outstanding ac
savingthb.r7 n i?bmCrifly •armful. intlulgoncc. But don't risk complishment
1twin u ednesdny
is credited to her, nr.
Celery-Feda a re In Lakc- aymg this to the chronic worrier. It makes him peevish
ns a mntter of fact, to "Jim."
»r three gamea. We don't
a
who hns been "the power la-hind
|M» than two o u t ^ f three.
tho throne" all tho while—whi
fsd daughter,
-------o-------J Y ^ rl ! : : r S 7 We
-M e m o , wo cannot halin reality been governor. If
8n,lf- Ua . have
The bruvo men, living umi dead who has
•Sanford Herald p^ragrnph- iuw m s ground.
tho result of tho primary last Sat
,r?.f *«*•<• spcml^ Mussolini it “nypobullc." struggled here, have concentrated it far above oar nonr urday shall be to rid Texas of Jim
>» -anford a* the
V ;•
ttr ® h * Just biliousness or power to add or detract.— Lincoln in Getvsburg Address
Fergusonism It will prove to hnvo
daughter,
rTlmes-Unlon. No it’n worse
•cork.
been a fine thing. And it appears
»t, but we Just didn't have
th at the people of the state have
7* ■ ^
i r t to namo it.
fas;
had all they want of him.
OLD
FER
N
A
N
D
IN
A
!?*; -,r - '""i little
- o --» Athens.
, Hr,.
DEARBORN INDEPENDENT
J* ^ ..h«ve an olghtJ?
IIn- guest i
n fica building. Celery is to
r. Mil|,.r.
Morality Still Moral
One big rack of till, silk, crepe de chine. Hati„n
I 1H
Named for Ferdinand of A ragon,'export and smuggling to EngUnd
th*y «>*ht it. t o
PALM BEACH PONT
and
georgettea.
Values
up
to
?29.00.
One
dav
,kin,K ° f S" ala aad a 1« mI- | A little later Captah, Jo seS p S !!;
o l the old adage of hav- ' "
‘
-Mm . Dob
close out at
?»r Cii * *nd ‘‘sting It. too. ing pirate rendezvous during its ' lwb" ," 'bl tho Spanish fort on Arne
A
considerable
part
..f
publi
•
ia
Island,
surrendered
to
the
“ -s'"if..id with
11 Yenb- ^ al's the early days, the city of Fernnndina,
$ 1 0 .0 0
onlnion is inclinod to Iwlievc that
do things up here.
HoridH, is the only town of im- forces Of General McIntosh, leader the
Rev J. Frank Norris. Fort
the Florida filibusters and
.{ 1
None exchanged, No approvals
‘’ort/ " c®. on twb«t is now known Venezuelan
patriots.
Five yours W orth Baptist clergyinun who slew
Amelia Island, twwenty-two
Fergnton is n bttk U-ft this w.-ck
his
enemy
in
tho
First
Baptist
ler than her liusbni, J. she miles long and from one-half to inter, tho port whh captured by Sir church building thorc recently, no
S’**- W|" ,K' III- will
Friday Only
•tin,
Gregor MncGrogoi-. who hua allied
je wou d live up to her a c W ° ni
0,,®"balf miles wide.
* with I(•!»,( 1ve.,
longer is deserving the respect
hi*
Interests
with
tho
insurrection
^>d resign in the fall but" Jim .t . tbo *hre? centuries since tho
given to ministers. They believe
Britti.n J»hii*i),i
on couldn’t let the opportuu days of the pirate Lafltte and his ist* of South America. MacGregor th at the taking of life is ineompntestablished
himself
as
King
oTFerJ"»r fr. "M l|
by without charging that comrades, mysterious digging*
nandina ami for many montnri a Ibo with preachng and the leading
|*tent W|th n-lntivi-s
»*s unfairnesa nt the polls.
of a dovout life.
regime
of
feasting,
carousln*
an
I
------------- ---------- -—
And yet tho religious history of
ll
ribaldry dominated tho port.
^ nr of 181J2 the port
m eans
the world is replete with evidence
Mis* Josephine Smith of
HI*
arm
y
finally
became
so
of
r
ernandlna
became
ono
of
great
.... ..
N. Y.f pulled • long ynwn
opposing character Moses saw
boisterous th at tho United States
mportence.
At
th
a
t
time
it
was
u'WWMiasrenia.
an
Egyptian
m
istreating
a
slave,
nth remained open, and she
interfered und quietly took com
■
il,
" ler, h-rt T,M«iand be not only killed the Egyptinn
Each o f the two days will bekn<
•end for a physician tn re- the. center of contraband cotton mand of tho town.
Ths
applied
force
of
c
iv
ilisatio
n
Heavy
i.all
silk crepe
s,K
n't
*«inc
time
but n«lhurjod the dead body in tho
wVj ?8 *n order that her
sand, David had Urlnh bumped off
"~yf* eloso again, Wouldn’t
gowns apd teds in every
“Dollar Day.” Merchandise of
Modern Cities cannot come into
INCONSISTENCIES OF EFFORT
so ho could ■claim the H ittlto’s
If Mme of them would
shade, a ,V alues up to
CINCINNATI ENQUIRER
widow. J ohhua wur notorious with
I r -A v e r r Powell in
being without commerce, induntry
at prices that are more than ft
„ S
G ot
tho pike und tho bottleuxe. I.ittle
?7.60
J \
Smatter Avery,
nnd tho advantages for expansion
w ill F i g u r e ?
children who poked fun a t Elisha’s
L-W argument with the
offered to the people of
----'* ~
Wvl'UD
hair lose pate were, eaten by bears
and development.
Don of humanity is th> seekiing
th
a
t
followed
ths
cursing
admint O—
•
if
h»T uf t-.mi-j**.-competently assisted by woman*
and the surrounding trade
The prime necessity for these
bK tbe PfopheL After
>a«M ther slander on tho for trouble.
Howevor, Franklin's win lorn-hae Saint Paul
*
*
*
'
«
regular
'
f
!/
told how he had perse
Men fbrever are tw itting womdn not been controverted.' We liter*
»a adequate and dbptiidablc util
».ofi £ e o rv i« . The
cuted
unto
death
end
had
men
and
about
their
foibles
and*
caprices,
« y * ," G M rally nre trouble-cfhasers. And there
ity service.
•
,
vjt
WoRten thrown Into Jail, the pco• . .
*v
h d the their ineonslatenties. The mascu is no manner of doubt th a t t
v
Dte
o
f
Jerusalem
said
he
was
not
iDorf11'." d over
line
critic
takM
advantage
of
what
who pursues her will always ca1
‘iff W num ber of
I
R
t
o
Hva
and
th
at
they
would
hav*
n«
is
pleased
to
term
her
sex
und
, somebody
Packag<
up with this m me Lady Trouble
Watch For the Advertisements in
^
hS K
the editor of The tem peram ental limitation. Nat It may be assumed that she makes nothin'! to'do with him. And perj
j
t
wasi
not
Peter's
fault
th
at
■4tnyln|r the etle- alw ey, doen he come <JTf unscath little or no effo rt.to avoid pursuit
for fall
avdth-of his .knife did not cut
¥
i n f ,the-alI«f *tor. ed {or unscratchod). for woman or capture.
;
anything,
more
thnn
the
eur
The object of life should h ere 1
i t , ’.E nquirer-S un. has her own appreciation of per
Royal
y now on
Bchaa. servant of the high
sonal values. But the intent of seek and strive for haoplneii). F
%
t *«nv
Vkn»ny
m
talnly U does not look good
these
rem
arks'
assume*
to
Include
>
W
n
v
R
diaplay.
runnors,
ntsJority of. mor!
--;•
^ .p re a c h 9 P to shed the blood
. ;
iMrinunlng used to a broader conception of mortal nU|M their misfortunes and ri
buffet
luncheon
•
fellow
man,
and
it
never
did
Inconairtenclea
of
effort,
In
which
o n /M many of their neWhl
Hubbards note
5««!. r,,mfood. Y et to do so I* no
• i
apheer to
as faulty trmobles as they are able td car
seta Ch ren’a dreoaes.
rc ithti it* rub* men
m b.
.
now
than
It
was
a
few
thouaa thefiv much-criticised comple■j.t
vis
Every sort of effort is mad
ly Preae.,- I t ', t ;(0 m
• t
> e a r r axel.when taking n i|f4
enU ry am Delates.
5
riwf.'i
«cr 0rf“r ,i0 cents
too rfMty People to keep on I
m
u t- i: dee* not . ' . . ’W
;
■, Msv
»l
uncommon*
and
when
nor
<
/
i
i
-•v v
l|rug.
3 f j i .«ut loud.-» centunr and a half miseraWe. i l / something hat
pUlars to re*
to
«t Wdti*fter c“cb
When It ie
m
It difficult for
‘In Franklin wrote: ”1*
IF*. Tho ipora I
Mr
«S0
'U>iq
"nd d
ar
laugh ouh
n»«n t e l tt mure I t *°
in
the
lear|
C i.
g ®
I a .» 0'aan. or
i
n to
*
.
*
.
4
*
i
them- W»ty m m n K V assassinate th n l
'iK
ik--'
I
make
dim’
L
t ^ , r- doesn’t
frtteew. tH.
m irth and w |
non
fc ife
.J L-. *tLf*1
of the fa s t
m
•rjSd?
10 8"
tted- no
kid
lendar
RESIDENCE TELElPHONB: 217.
At
K a ir t ^ nm
ELECTRICFI
SALE
f rr s Hn‘,
Ht
combined with
THENOVEL!
SHOP
and
ItsNewLower
BIGREDU
^x, GOODYEAR
THE PRINCESS SAYS A MOUTHFUL
Laying Hens
Vs.
Hen Chow &
Chowder
BAUMAN BROS.
Rhone 82
W.H.
Lime
H1W
C H R Y S U t*
PR IC ES
M o*'
N «w Prtca*
Coach
$1395
Roadster
1525
Royal Coupe 1695
Brougham
1745
Sedan
l 545
Royal Sedan 1795
Crown Sedan 1895
AU fnUr, (. I,. I>«,raM
I . rwrrrnl Federal
M t i u lot.
A.k abnulChrriltr*iutrK.
tl* » llm . p . v m .n t plan.
M or« (hao 4700 O ir r i U r
. . . i i aapsrtor
C K r v . I . r tcr vl c* * v « r T w h.ra.
Amusements CHASE
F ro m e v e r y v i e w p o i n t th e
fam ous C hrysler M70”, in no
w ay changed except a t sensa
tionally low er price*, continues
m ore th a n ever to be th e car
o f thc h our—th e car you w ant
an d need.
W ith savings o f *50 to *200,
th e C hrysler “ 70", a t Its new
low er prices, is m aking even
greater autom obile history an d
e sta b lis h in g higher sales rec
ords th a n at any tim e since it
was introduced tw o an d a h a lf
years ago.
cars thousands upon thoussods .-^r
o f miles.
<.. ••---*'1 * 1
• ‘^ iw 9 r
Fleet and agile, even to 7 0 alW d * tir?
and more an hour, with allthtf1" ^
engineering and mahufiactiBpa’f’ijy
ing fineness that such
implies;
Light and graceful ha
ing contrast to the m u
and the cumbersome)
Long-lived, econom ical
com pact w ith e n tirely
comfort development)
mM
During this period Chrysler * W e will be eager tty
70" unapproached roadability why Chrysler “70" ...........tt, ,».v
nnd unfailing sturdiness have despite the flattery tfiaodtatkm - •Ad
won th e enthusiasm of more and emulation, to be shy — | r , |».
th a n a h u ndred thousand really m odern
owners w ho have driven their motor car satisfaction.
Radio Reception Is G<
Of
"7 0 "
COMPANY
The New York Radio Sht
Chas.
I ll
W. FIRST ST.
Fuller Motor
. . F.iy.oS
l-HONE 60S
,-!nlre
INSURE WITH RELIABLE INSURE!
iW
s . t £ y a * of K0(,(,’ “xt“pt
u **"*£
|V,
SANFORD GRO
Amid Majestic Pines ”
l
£
m
$ 10 .0 0 Sale of Dresses
W hat
%
Dollar Da
,
ONE DAY-FRIDAY
Means To You
—r~r°-----
t z r a a . ttt v,*ri,,u8 A
°r
l ig h t
Tho Sanford M erchants are co-oj
crating in a gigantic two day sale
August and 4.
*
Specials Silk
Oowfts and Teds
3GRI___
as
best,
is to be
county
ritory.
fe - 3 W & 3 & S S S IE S S T S t ^ r S S i ^
: $5.00
’
lily. n,,bl
FLORIDA
POWER ftX lG H T
The most exclusive resi
dential section of Sanford
today lies directly in the
path of the city’s growth
and is destined to have
more fine homes within
the next few years than
other less desirably locadevelop]•ments
trend
resi
dential section is east
southr- ....
when vbuS
COMPANY
V
jsaS
l iver
m
m
“Al
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v,‘Yj • '•
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:4V» »v "*^Ty3
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t -i / i
te
7W>2S;
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1
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m J .• -• MOl
L. 'X£_
=aea
11— Autofcioiilea for Sale
m.
K&ti
Rsrald
rUVv»;
3 6 -^ ito a tio n W antodl F ea a l#
y, BATES
—vr—*,. - f-^U- *„>
R vxjf
N fuTn'? i ° T
w*th bath, 85— L o ts F or 'g ije .
furnished. Phon# 825.
W^
’TED.
PO
SlTIdN
^Stcnogw
: i r PT,.,,li
Re
*LJLLA2ll
L'-U!-••*>--•r5- •
m
1926— Ford Coupo
77— Houses far Barn
n » HIQH AND STREET
8
AN^
T
O
°
m P a n y * Bhoae58,2 J .Kenerml °fflCC WOrk‘
Between
Elm
and
French
Avea.
w. ,111 bf received
■nr
W«
he ReXtl1 Stow"
6 lots, 59x164 each.
t i taflector sent j 1924—D B Truck, L. B. M.
fUHn»a nf “ *peci?Hy «f our prompt 3H-~Boaiiie£w Opportonltiaa
F HU M
^ “P14, Av«
Will sell one or all,
*
«*jr»ent.
HHing of preecrlptiona ancf quick
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE "
$ 2,000 each.
11
, 10c a line 1920— D B Screen
delivery.
.■;<.*i
* '/,■
Won Lost Pctl
10—Money
to
Loan'
'*
•
>
....
8
c
a
Ita#
""It purchaser
10u ___:.......12
7
.039
CHEYENNB.’ Wyo., .TulJ* 2 9 .u
- Roda_— >Iot Sandwiches
___ ..It a lint 1925— Ford Coupe
i?K ^Na ? ER(vS CORPORATION
78—Offices and Desk Room K
..........12
.f
.000
(/P)—Governor John W. Martin.
615-516 First National Bank Bldg
L(J ^ S_; “ on«y available at 7 per
, m request.
.571
Governor Nellie Taylor Rons, of
1926— Ford Ton Truck C I No s |
Rhone 713
A
»' L m ' ^
.688
Wyoming and Governor John.Hamrtiet aro for
Connolly ^ T on1," * * * & - A’ P A2 f C l , V « rooms to rent for
'V
*
>
•
T
i
T*H^/
'
-T7IteUttag tt. the Ownor»hlp TnL^?il.!ai ' ^ . « ».'!f »»*«•. «>f
mill, of Iowa, were Heleeted by the
.470
1921—
Dodge
Touring
$50.0(1
CASH
ons.
Is
It
possible
(e
have
a
forceout
Rens
'
fc
‘
i
J‘N
,
-General
Con
and
Po
"r
,,ffico*
*4
p*rk
Ave.,
Bradenton Mak ______
.400
arerage length
n:,,] niimw. Pi .n9
r.4
Balance Monthly
47— D ons, C ats, P e ta .
” , YonnJ n mPrrial
without haring the batsman figure cof.fort nco of state govunjora in
BY SPECIAL
W, M.
Bradenton ............ 8
12
ICNT. WITH .GOLFERS 1
.400
*ca«inri hero Wednesday as nntv
O f Series W R k T S S ffiK j In
• specifj< atinria nit r^ uest AllVoUk
Young, Owner, 208 Park Avo.
1923—D B Coupo
Will buy any one of the Iota listed
the play 7
‘
..
Ik
lift*.
.
St. ePUrsbUrg___ 7
J3
.350
menibera of tho executive cammitw .
r dtirge °f 50c for
and the ^m l"7. k n V i l . r . ^ O T
G E N E S A R A Z E N — WA TCIIirn^ THE
below. .
Manager Mantidh Is Otisted
bog p u p s f o r s a l e
"TH ®
*vv.
jt, l@2vB9Ul Games Of
tco for the conforynce.
1925—Ford Touring, balloon, Simp°
B
m
?
E
ft
«
E
N
T
-I
a
Meisch
Poeltivoly
no!
However,
this
is
For
Kicking
A
^
tl)pij8fon
SOUTHEASTER
LEAGUE
Meadows AUdwsNewYork
1 pnid especial attention to Chick trug blow.
is rcstrictet
i ^ ^ ' T j t e W r t l Cfoftnl*
eon.
v P6 ne 796Wt C,n K'm “nd 0ak'
The Iuii|inss meetings Vnd6d
;L
ono of tho mott misunderstood
ROSE c o u r t
Roo!d Magnolia
M A,,!!ly and
A- 2nd.
P Connelly A
_. ’
Won Lost P
‘ it. ' Only Five S e v e r e d H its
Sons,
BJiUcstion.
today
nn<l
tho
party
of
governors
‘.vans
non
me
wtilclt
h*!
Evans
and
the
manner
in
which
hn
plays
in
baseball;
■
*“ >* A « * h « o f; Levrtn Columbus
ON SANFORD AVENUE
............ 18
I
also watched J
BRADENTON,
July
29._{yp)_
.7M
|8 (| mAUL' The Ssn* 1925— Ford Roadster, Balloon. Bug- Ws h o p CHp is ,:n "EttRY PRINT I " " 1"* afrrr S ..Vloik. thrm **r
Lot 51x190
Many ■havo • a decidedly wrong “T rl7 ' J 0 t i n fivt' ,lny tr,P ■’*“>’* lii« inm .shots. Nobody can IDs firm manner,
While Mates A re Getting
Uhto In Fine Form Montgomery ....... 16
I'nltiMt ahall
8ut"s,ua,l,^r"nieM
pr,r
oT’ihn’i
1^!8 "“•!
lo I'-ati.ad tlstn
.000
Ivili he responsible
___
or,‘ <
Cor. Rt i u , 80A Real Estate Directory
Elliott’s doirblo in tbo ninth with conception of what constitutes a through Wyoming an<l the Yellotf
......................
get
'
*
$2,750.00.
Hhots
was
also
in,
'
Hiatts
um
,.vismnls
, ' " °*
«' f ,'■»■
of tha. ’«
V
Jacksonville ........13
Twelve
O
ff
Four
Pitchers
»*ntro| a mid iron or a nmshie.520
I incorrect insertion,
atom Ni.tiunnl (lark as guests of ir**a
dlam,Billon
of
i.i„„«rty
|n
the
Stnu!
1
.
f,
"wn*
,r;,,lP.
luharltapel
force-play.
- . ’
•not
help
hut
note
a
the
baaes
drunk
scored
the
neces
Albany .................. 12
shot
Itetter
tlmn
Chick.
.4 K
l.t'Klataure
*hall
havo
nowrr
i..
ii
JL
u
rttlaona
of
(ha
fltat*.
CS
' i for subsequent 1924—Overland Touring, Rnbum.
52— Business Equipment
DAK AVENUE
This confusion will be cleared up Governor Rooss.
St. Augustine .:.._ 0
sary two runs to give tho Growers
I noticed that he always had a of these stars, Ha*
fb'lji lahurltatu-o. itl«po*ltlnn no
I,m » ° *fu1 Pr‘»hlhlt thS'i
LIST YOUr T’ROPERTY WITH
.201
R- » ■ A—
, office should be
Lot 68x129
i »;• t h e H tn tc o f F lo r lrlu |,y t l . r ' u n ,rC ‘^ s . a n d «*"J'*yo.ent « f r e * |
for all time if one remembers
Eyrns
and
j
on^
i
1
he
new
executive
emumitteeSavannah ,..«....... 0
firm
grip
of
the
club—that
Is
.281
tho final game and tho entire se there can ho no force-play unless
liitely
i“
c*8®
of
tor
mTMS
,'0T
KING’*
’
•It Itens ur the United Statva un.Il?
H ° ^r ? n,*, «UkII»I* t ™
$1,760.00 •
. ^1
1924— Ford Roadster
Price
aic,l , 1 wdl work with Governor v>t.v essential. Also that ho held iron shots,
WphNJ EDa.0FFICE DESK and _Firr.t National Bank Bldg.
ries from the (Julia., Wednesday’* the bntsihan figures inr the action.
«'« " <*t the United ftiutea"
' r ,h* «,ruv«"lon» of iR,. i.wa aw
Chair. Must be In good condi
Firmness i<
Ralph... O. Browster,
of 1,li,ln°,
Maine, «and
Tv.I l^ fi*TIN(' T,,AT PLEASES
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
lii-.
Imdv
perfeetiv
alr*....
a
J
.
.
’
H
W
I
•
bo<lV
perfectly
still
and
olscore
was
5
to
4.
Manush,
man
tion and cheap. Call 853-J
fWs* 2 n d ' Straight
MY RTF,E AVENUE
A forcc-oidP^n' be made only
1924— Ford Roadster,
pVERTISERS
lo.r , u111 6lcCullwi, of No-1 lowed the arms to do all the work. successful iron ^
THE SFMtMnf^i.'A^r Machlne8„ ... .
.
Won Lost
P e t Boston D efeats Chicago !n‘ ager of tho -Sarasota .club, was put when n Imserunner legally loses ,*
(lie Iii\i^ " # eriV ra ,th,n"n,^ ,“; ,‘:i
t'D.poBed Mn.ndm.n4a S
50x117
n
onTl
pR^
SHKR
4
GARNER
^Joston And Chicago Pittsburgh ....;... 54 . 30
and
to
obtain
th
rai
V.rft.P„,IN
0
!‘K
l
HINTERY
Jd representative
!Jck‘c1tinff 11 preside [it and j That his pivoting, what little he
out of the game In the third ih- his right to the lisno he occupies
.581
65- -^pedals at the rilores
regulation,
in
iTaaVrfetmns
n;
t
.
'',‘rot,f",»!»» '**• aul.j.eW ?**
501
W.
9th
St.
W.
N.
Lumley,
Prop.
SI,950.00
•
1926—
Ford
Touring,
must
remember
ih
iifo"*,? ,Vld Plre iMuwnce
Game Of Errorless Ball; iimg f„r disputing an umpiro’s de
4t
Hicntary for tho ext session noil Jdoe*, is rhvthmical and in per|W Ifash in gton , 5.2 Cincinnati ______50
• l e e t l o n . h ^ t i ^ a t . i . of K lo rtJn !
'
,," ’v , , lr J b> lu w J f o ^ J f g j
Emiliar with rates,
.568
___ 1
*• l urk Avo., Sanford
by
reason
of
the
batsman
becoming
left
arm
straight,]
St. Louis ..............52
44
cision
at
first.
.
Jrlassificntion
will
Phillies And Cards Split
.542
JAMES II COWAN- All kinds of
FRENCH AVENUE
11 Imserunner.
Chicago .............
50 46
SARAKOTA
biplete information. 1924— Dodgo Touring
^.CLEVELAND, July 29._UP)
JN TE8TIJIONY W HIJItrop. r half
.521
AB
R
II
PO
A
E
2 lot*. 5(1x117 each
MeCAl.I. & FOX, Real estate inAn
“rtifiriiTujjl
Brooklyn .............. 40
40
U’
m
?
Z
1
u
hcoL
Mvtal
Work.
Manush,
cf
T
k
wish,
they
will
.500 1 N ™ VflRK, July 20.—(f[r)—
Water
nnd
B
oh
I
Tanks.
Al
Oak
vestmentn.
Rest
buys
are
among
41.000.00
each
»rHnS
<nrT
,8C
w
ita
h°'d
on
Mooso tallow was recently used S”>i.w, r1!:; fh™1™,” !;', .’iTl!,
h
,l,,t
n s” inj-' "■;•*■<> ncres in ext. nt, hub
SHOOT '
18
I'.'?
u 7 ' °r ,hrI),,,3t#puoltal
to of Vlas
.(n wording your 1925— Dodge Sedan
^nd place to throe full gameii New York ........... 40
.489 * ittaburgh won its second .straight L. Miller, e
Oil III 1 lllllillllSHi),.
.*<1
our listing*. J'heno 745.
*
Avenue und Third Street. Telothe Island i f
for motor oil in un airplane oporat- it was str ted after the ..m-miv *
r ‘"V ,,M"5*r V f
38 57
f>dno»cTay, whe n it won two con- Boston ...............
[to
B«kc
it
more
efff'Y/wm.lv
sixth
da,
Of
July,
„
,
Phone
i
l
l
.
.400 from Ihe CJiants Wedneaediiv. Armstrong, lb
DURING
THE
HUNTING
stSsioii
vesterdav.
I
"v,r
•'/
'be
eluh
wabble.
LAUREL
AVENUE
bind
for
the
pur
•
■
'i
in
Alaska.
Thc
aviator
obtained
1926—
Chev
Conch
Philadelphia ... 37
56
iH'iirdRley I ______ _________________ _ _
.398 Meadows blanking the home eltih Turne r, 2 b
___ ' ______
1 or ol Imvmg Die ro-orilin:i! ion of edible ceL.
Ioh,lttJ10lPhlaI taking
2 lot*. 50*117 enuh
«J.A V C H A W p O l t n
r
the tallow from n trapper, melted
Sf?K,K- V -J ‘*SI)ALE for good buys
be^firat 5 to „, nnd the second, 2
SEASON WITH
b.v 6 I., 0. New York make only Mogan, .'lb
w crrtH rv
scu tr/
tANT
NOTICE
$1,500.00
Frostproof
State
IJo
ol
•
’
"■m.
'"I
l»*dv
up
,et.
Kvans,
it.
and
poured
It
into
iiiH
engine
,n
*wtale,
230
Meisch
Build1922—Ford
Coupe
Menton,
If
ef
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cruse
"ve hits and failed to get 1. run
D. T. DUNCAN
.
to he improved.
‘ ' ’ 11''b ;1 'b n -'e n u le r swing 1 , aide . Dunedin D m ^ j
with satisfactory results.
i ihould give their
WINCHESTER GUNS AND
The victories were acquired as
Won Lost
Pet. ner past second baHC. Four burl- It Miller, if
nit tin* l»:il! always a I »rm ;uid "',,r ‘ '" <>11 road be".
■uintur nnd Iiovorator
FRENCH AVENUE
ioffico
address
as
1924—Ford Touring
Fiitguni,
ss
68
34
jrcapjt o f superior pitching by New York
Farnell
.660 ers were unable to stop the Cor
2 lots, 50x127
I'H
o
n
k
:
m
phone
number
If
81—
Wanted
To
Rent
AMMUNITION
■
a
r
u
Glovclami
.
‘
McDonald,
e
rf
■tpn and Uhle, the two CIcvp65
44
.560 sairs.
$1,600.00
;
inults.
About
one
Philadelphia
... 3
51
46
.528 Pittsburgh 012 002 001—6 12 0 Brown, p
n r i J u ” 1PrB,8t/ lkl"lf f i t thirteen Detroit
[of i thousand has
20— Heating am* "■••mhine
u
ANTED-Mouse
to
rent,
close
in,
51
48
.515 New York 000 000 000—0 5 0
tiM iruL
breaking Chicago
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
Mil the others
.
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Int.
50
48
Totals
32 4 0x20 11 "|
.510
nfir h,,tter«.
Batteries—Meadows and Gooch;
615-616
First Nutional Bank Bldg
licate
with
you
Washington
D I S T 1( I U U T 0 K S
(> F
M A N II A T T A N
. SHI R T S
. 47
46
i £ : & £ > £ 7 S l j - m& ,x ,v ',N CO., Ao, i
second game, allow.588 Scott. Ring, McQuIlJon, Davies and X-1 wo out When winning run scored
Plume 713
| bow your address,
For Sate By
dndiator
and
sh«
t.
metal
work
Elm
Ave.
and
13th
Street.
.42
55
• bht one man to reach second, S t Louis
.488 McMullen.
nance MUST be
I
,
nn,“
oriiauici
I;
J
oDeet
lo
tl
j
Boston
........
81—Houses For Sole
.29
07
BRADENTON AB R II PO A K
.802
r ,A z S ! n* ln
nlnth inning.
.as at The Sanford
BALI. HARDWARE
________
OPPORTUNITY FOR WORKING
Elliott, 2I>
0 r l ° . Pltched effectively,
Luque Kuril Rods to Win
l «r hy letter. ToleAvenue.T*
"
7,tJ‘V
'
PIIONE
3
Wheeleer.
3b
AMERICAN
AS8(K;IATI0N
BROOKLYN, July 29— (A’>—
bp,n« the reitinuanrra nre not
' ‘2 * house!1 “S ? ® ,rom t h e s e - i CHOICE LOTS*'^15x125—Guaran-!
roit o f errors of Judgment.
Won I.ost
Pet. Adolfo Luque yielded only seven Marne*, 11,
$4,2 19 to $■»«■; tin ,
! **?"* fr,,'n 1 t«“»i high and dry.
Within ten j
New Orleans
FLORrpA-O
RLANDO
Orlando
Richardson,
If
Vj, . , . Flret Game
•>7 34
.683 hits . Wednesday
Cincinnati
...... < . "while
vmuiiiini
on n|| Knift!!, Attractive terms | niiles of I’nlatkii on Lake City
nott i wl
U — . i . f __
r
.
.
|.
Prom
pt
Efficient
I
,ee,
•
rS
nlladelphia 000 010 001—2 8 1 Memphis
ti
W
'
S<,'lllr",,■
•
largest
classi
51
40
.604 nosecl out Brooklyn four to three . ,
each. These
bar*- I
,
■- $. 10.00
------ ----- ■.^^ ..*•
fied business, rate Ic « word, min- 67—Rooms Wilh Board.
Sarric*
Phone 720. Knight and MacNeili. Highway.
59
42
.584 Roush’s double. PIpp'H triple and llewell,
'102 100 10x—6 14 *3 Birmingham
,'T
cef
gnms
are
well
worth
your
investi
trmuq
24g
cask
with
order.
Nashville .....
54
46
.540 Christensi n’s sacrifice
rifle. fly
ri„ 1in
,, the
,i._ ) ,|,U
■■auerlien.
|"<rl'( n’ '
iaoa
n d *ueenrane;
f ^ y ? ~ Lcvaon
1bcrgt Wi,,i».
Pnte Atlanta ......
gation. For information call at I
ANTED By two young men,
nnd Sewell.
48
49
.405 sixth decided the issue.
Luquo
^
FOR SALE o il RENT—Six room U'*rnld
Herald office. Box G. n.
R. V., or Gen
Geo
room
and
hoard
with
private
Mohilq
.
.
.
** /„
| ’ Second frame
NDKOI Nil
41
51
.440 fanned nine batsmen.
batsmen Tbo
P
The entire'
I'lingalow,
new,
water,
gas,
elecR
Venial,
112
Bruch
St.,
Day
B.
Vestal,
112
s
.....................
family.
Prefer
place
with
ase
of
Pointing— | >i pfm ,k
biladelphin 000 000 000—0 4 0 Chattanooga
87
57
.294 Cincinnati outfield going through \ Parker
111 • ■ Sin*«rusj
norrh. double
iIcmiKKi toim
Screened porch','
loan Htach.
Beach, Kin
Fla.
nano.
References
exchanged. tri.Uy,
.35
65
.360 nmo Innings without a field chi m e xv Bnrroii
:,5>V JN ;vy 000 t)10 o ix —2 f, 0 Little Rock .
| TAKEN by mistake
garage Fine location, Ne;.r High
(
ominunieale
with
V.
McOehoo
1 4
AUTOMOBILE DUALEUS: If" „
Cincinnati, noi 102 ooo—4 8 0
tom service entrance
’ school Address owner, (’. A. But- YOU WILL DESIRE a home in
want 4o sell yoi i used <•-”* " j cure Phoenix Utility Co. ' •
''nJ ' ' " ki" ’ :
Btflii L|uirtnicnt* large
Brooklyn..... 010 020 0003 7 0
„Totals ,
32^ 5 9 27 18 |
(orfield, 10711 Niles Ave., CleveMan anin on nr near tiiu lake
vvrttae dally on the classified page
I1111.-I, Ohio.
‘ d laumliy. Reward
, , BntterlcB—Luque nnd Picinich: x Battled for Bauerlien in ninth
LOOK
OVER
front.
Get one now junt before the
ROOMS,
with
or
wltnoui
meals
11
11
.
xx -Barron Imtted for Kelly in oth
McWeeney nnd G’Nenl.
s. Gray. Phone 771
OUR USED CARS
houlevimld are completed. We give
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hot#!.
25—FloriHla
I
001
001
O
il__
1
July 29.—(/P)_
BEFORE
YOU
BUY
FOR SALE At
........................
ckor had the advantage of
. 001 000 202—5
Flora! Heights f ,H‘ria! ClT ‘M,r,,*ian ,to hi^h vhiHil
Errorless llnll Kcntiires Game I Hindi nti.n
fl« lo r Sale.
Mouse
und
w L , . home builders. The first two mag
'STEWART THE FLORIST"
room
House 0,1,1
and «»rnge.
garage,
* ummary-Two base hits, Tur(«.* Pifchori' duel ThursBOSTON, .July 2 9 . - (A*)—Error
I*—1925 Cleveland Sedan.
IF YOU want to sell vour farm 1 hour T
00’", Mm,f°
nificent homes in Mnrv/mh. are
Flowers
for
all
occasions.
ncr.
Elliott
Three
base
hits,
Me
less ball ami sensational fielding,
we can he of good service to Jou 1 A l V "l
i'r « ‘ltiv«ti.m. Terms, being completed Investigate be
fcAR EXCHANGE
ii S n ln ^ V ^ ' WJXork Yankees
McLANDER
ARCADE
featured Boslon^s 13-inning victory in
^ ■ t n from the S t Louis
an wo have inquirers for both Small
W AL 'leru,,i ()fficeRK AND SECOND
1 ( u \ , Kc,,y- Sacrifices.
fore you build elsewhere. Phone
Phono 781.
oyer Chicago here Wednesday. Wheeler, Kelly. Struck out by
larF° tarn property. DeanSLEY, Manager
-------------------- M U735.
.
Seruggs-Seoggan Realty Co..
ETthai'diSieh f . fehockerLRubied
strong,
I,.
Miller.
Struck'out
by
Hie
Braves
won
3
to
2
when
singles
• l —1924 Maxwell Touring.
Brrg Corporation, 515 First Nat’L J0x90 LOT, 3 room house unfinish- ln<\
LJS?» "1 , ?ntf
home on Kurtz Allows Saints Only 4
■nos slnglo for the winning run.
ny Welsh und Brown and a base on 1V1 y’ Vi uy BrownLank Bldg. Phono 713.
27—Professional Services
cd, some furniture, on hard road —
----------------------------Buses on
BBT and Overland.
off Brown, 3. Left on base,
H its W hileMatesAroPound- bulls to Moore filled the bases, and bnlls,
••*•» • • *r%*1”ay.
11jf • W. S ! 87— AcrenRe For S ale.
'kmiie
off
nixiellighw
‘
or
Cu.,
I’nrk
and
Mil, Box H
i! II.ake
niff) Mn>i#/in
ing Alverson For 9; Game {uVa* bit post Grimm scored Sarasota, 4; Bradenton, 4. Um
Lynn,
82,
Monroe.
a:-” 1 . 000 001
Ha..
000 101—2 10
0 0
0
PERMANENT MARCEL WAVING 68— Rooms Wilhout Board
-1924 Chevrolet Sedan.
Is 2nd Straight Shutout Welsh after High had popped out. pires, Cane, Weaver, Time 2,*1Q.
Madam Harriott’s Beauty Parlor.
tt was Boston’s fifth straight win
*.nS AMBkU.
FIVE ROOM modern house, ga 13 C!oast Guards To
IFORGET
t hono 245 for appointments.
TWO COOL BEDROOMS adjoln~ .TKMPA, July 2(T-(/py-?Pamp« and it’s second straight over Up;
rage, hath, nice lawn nnd
i
B
othkrs
Cubs in the present series.
Face Court Martial
ng hath. Twin beds. Splendid shrubbery,
wo„ the third straight game rrom Chicago—
furnished . complete.
. If* Jn
1 I-- 1923 Ford Coupe.
EUGENE
OIL
Permanent
Wave—
Kt. Petersburg here Wedncsiiay,
KTiffDET^ni^
®fcond Straight
'ha *$19-W.
.mo »-"U
Ave. K*"m| neighborhood, close to schoola ! H M u m e r m w ' 1
foi Ursham Trucks. I
1100 100 001 000 n_ 2 12 0
<for $10 peT head. Graduate op- rhnro
h'ly a»— t/P )-B i» . J to (I. It was the second consecu
"'ll '"‘II at a si.crifice. For par- ! Tr," AS
!*N•,
l liter August 1st. |
•rators at Mfirirmllu Beaut*, Shop.
it two in u row from Ue- tive shuttmic, the Saints having Boston tirujurrf, address I* () Box 317
rho ‘“■,t mo,l,,il ,,f
«*nli^r«*d
PUd Idtli Street
000 200 000 000 1 - 3 15 p
The Basket. Phone 193 ™
4t .when Ruffing held the four failed to score m the last 23 in
FOR RKN I' - Two unfurnished T. ‘f f f f, f • ? 7 ; f ■, * ‘
1 I roMHt guardsmen and one non*
1
—1925
Dodge
Touring,
Butteries
Blake,
Bush
and
(JonriMims. < lose ill, apply 120 ^ pu[.
i commissioned offlrer on charges
li (ft “i ’d n W,i Wednesday's game nings of the series.
JMIZlNKi WORKS.
Wertz, Mogridge and Tay
metto Ave.
85— Lota For Sale
1 of misconduct was ordered today
PETE
AB R II P() a K zuliz;
lor.
aw<-y “t ST.
[COODYKAR TIRES.
■V v,,lu- »'• * •
in'uuu, uuiink
j U 6(liha< fdr> 4ir. ninings, got- Militxzo, 3b
CHIROPRACTK!
adjustments
will
"L Batteries.
uomniniulant of (lie guard. The
FOR REM Very pleasant sleep.
SAN I.A NTA
; n; hr !0„riin" 0,1 Hix >>it, one a .lolmmin, rf
break
up
that
summer
cold,
and
1—
1922
Cadillac
Touring.
1
Cltveland
Six
Phillies and Cards Divide
Joe Domingo Is Hit Hard Hut
Iardor was the outgrowth of an
by Bogan, i wo men were Bryan, If
I.ot 13, block 7. 66x135
Ing room, for gentleman, in mod
strengthen the tissue so that a re
PIliLADELPllIA. July 29.- -(/!»)
; investigation of charges of ruin
«es when Collins was replaced Brown, cf
$1,900.00. J 100 cash
ern home <>n Heights. Rate $<i.liu
Is
Tight
In
Finches;
Vic
currence
is
impossible.
Phone
leUtaON ESSEX
---1 liilljes divided Wednesday’s
»uss in the 7th and Jacobson's Oroides, 2b
running hy guardsmen along the
DEAN BERG CO H’ORATION
182-J for appointment. Dr W E per week Garage available. Ap
LNL.
tory (Jives Palms Series,
dmlbleheilder with lh<x St. I.oiiis
'agger scored them.
ply Room 1 I Ball Bldg.
Doyle, ss .
515-516 First Natio nnl Bank Bldg. New Jersey Const.
MaeDougall,
1
st
National
Bank
I
O
ak
Ave.
Having Won 2 Out Of 3
( ardinals by winning the first
Shores, I!>
Phone ' 18
Building.
ne 41
gan^' 6 to 3 and dropping the sec
CHAS T. FULLER MOTOR CO.
Luckcy, c
FOR RKN l_—One hod room with
42 More Are Indicted
ond 5 to 4. Cy Williams' home
411 West First St.
Alverson, p
twin beds. 1Q18 Onk Ave.
„ f0 ,lT ^YEHS, July 29.—The
MELLONVII, .E AVE.
u -HARMONS
run with two on base in tho sixth /p “bn*
took th0 series from Lake
In Election Frauds
In Fort Mellon. i.ot 60x140.
P Aotomnbile (,’o.
won the openar. Philadel land by winning Wednesday, 6 to
Tqtals ....
F^It RENT—Furnished room. 194
( BI,UE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP,
31 0 4 24 11 1 inning
•
$1,800.
i*
cash.
Phone 137.
phia had tho tying run on third 4. Domingo yielded 12 hits but
W, Kith Street.
S®n»‘or» But 6 Hits
"Wo specialize in permanent wav
CHICAGO, July 29. UP)- True
DEAN BERG C(ll H’ORATION
base with none out in the ninth of
ing".
290
North
Park
Ave.
AB R H PO A E the
bill;., naming 42 persons and rais
£ £ r Uf0 S ' i V ,y
M l—Bed TAMPA
515-516
First
Nntim
IttJYSLER
ml
Bank
Bldg.
second
game
hut
Keen
retired
ned
tight.
m
th°
Pinche*
on,i
f«oLT’f r t®*1 Washington down with Dcnicke, ss
OARAGE BEDROOM with hath
3 1 0
2 2 0 tho next three hatters on easy in
ing the number of persons charg
Phone 713
IWILER MOTOR CO.
Tanner, 2b
for gentleman.
Algo garage.
LAKELAND
A B R J[ i>o A E
ed with vote frauds and various
4 1 2 2 5 0 field taps.
28—Repairing
|L.
St.
Phone
692
^ • Hutctll
S i L f f ■RkdtJler
M f y Wh,,l!
ChicuK°
— . . . -■— m|
Mrs.
Ernest
Krupp,
910
Park
Ave
opportunely Stanton, cf ...
Buckley, ss ...... 5 () 2 1 4
0
18— B usiness Service Offered
irregularities in the April pri
First
Game
SANFORD AVENUE
Heck. 3b ............ 5 1 2
^ *2 en tho 8er,e8 by winning 5 Whltmer:, cf _
mary to Ifit were voted today hy
1 U
TYPEWRITERS—All
Mukou,
sold,
s
i.
Louis
not)
020
1
0
0
-3
14
l
PJAND PAIGE
Francis, e ........ 4 | •>
In Rose Court. Lot 76x150
Loopcz, c ......
the special grand jury. A number
1^ u
PERKINS, Haberdasher
rented, repaired. Orlando Type
Philadelphia 001 |().| <>Ox—6 12 0 B ra zie r, cf ......... 4 | •>
noTd Dealer,
$2.7(10
Washington 001 000 010—2 0 1 ioim
-muick
Black
stock,, n
If
of those named were
Thir
I
headquarters
for
Collegiate
74—
Apartments
For
Rent
writer
&
Supply
Co.
42-44
Wat
Batteries
Khcrdel,
Johnson,
DEAN
BERG
Cill
J-’S GARAGE
Kowalski, 2b .... 5 0 7
,hJ«*K0 ; •• 200,001 01 x—5 12 0 Solvatx, 3b
tPORATION 1ty-eight judges and clerks nnd
Clothes. 110 First Street.
kins Block. Phone 938, Orlando.
ftaSt. Phono 617
Bell and O Farrell; Dean ami Wil Futvoyc, If .. . . 3 I 2
515-516 First Natim ill Bank Bldg, i three wnr.l workers ere charged
FIVE ROOM unfurnished apart
son.
^
r“i “' k S S / , : ' , .
EII1.n1, Hi ........ .1 |i i>
Phone 7 13
with misconduct.
LANEY’S
DRUG
STORE—Pre
ment
sun
porch,
private
on
EXPERT REPAIRING
~
Second Game
Dodgen, rf
4 p (
scriptions,
Drugs,
Soda.
We
are
A
C
—
OAK
I.
AND
trance,
modern.
Also
furnish.*!
Typowrllets
and
Adding
Machines.
ht,
Louis
300
loo
1110—5
II
6
Sides, p .
l o p
Totuls
m
Pontiacas near you us your phone.
31 4 9 27 9 (I
bedroom and hath adjoining. Ad 12 CITY LOTS h eully located i
.
TAUL 11. NIX.
Philadelphia 100 000 201- 4 II 1 Willey, p .......... 3 p „<1 0 o o
Lights, water, gi s. Priced to*
ICtdillac (-’onipnny.
Call 103.
With Haynes A Ratliff. Phone 340 ults only. 914 Myrtle.
Battorles-K eeii and O’Farroll;
St. Petersburg
sell at your own l< rms. Knight i< snap.
000 000 000
Phono 121
Willoughby,
Pierce,
Ulrich
nnd
Totuls ...... JH *4 12 24 8 0
Tampa ........
EXPERT PIANO TUNING an<
& MacNeili, 107-109 S. Park Ave. j< ht of ten dollars.
000 003 lOxilcnllnc.
FURNISHED Apartment, private
FT. MYERS
Phonograph Repairing by fac 30— Tailoring and Pressing'
AB U || i*o a E
JRD BUICK CO.
bath and entrance. Apply 1020
Casares, If ... • 4 «
tory trained men. We can rebuild
, ------1 Summary—Two lumo hits, TanI3
0
fnolia Avenue,
0 J111 Ave.
m
Grundlo, rf .
your old piano or rcflniah to look 32— Help Wanted— Female
lone 367
E* N- Jn July 29__ nt‘r’ Blftckstock ( 2 ), Brown. SmWlckiiam, 3 b
like now.
Phone 844-W.
■‘
;J 7»^I HJ,,wurd w - H ill, of New | riflcuis, Whitman, Blnckstock. StolAlien, cf __
WANTED—S:-leu girls, experience FOUR ROOM furnished apart
arrested late last cn
Donlcko, Stanton. .Struck
I 2
• ford — FORDSON
l,liWlcK, was
..... “crested
ment,
1306
Park.
W.
V.
Whee
Bouza, lit
chare....
out,
l>y
Kurtz,
8
;
by
Alverson,
t.
not
neeeasury
McCrory's
5
am)
a?.' Wins, Inc.
" L nf t#rKlL involving the
ler, Inc.
O’Reilly, ss .
10c Store.
w Hw l^UN *aftd, tho Rov. Bnao on balls, off Kurtz, 2; off Al[• PAlmetto. Phono 3.31 i Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
Chancey,
2
b
■
---------- ------- 1
321 E. First Street
.■ 2
Afni-W* t11? 11’ a,Ml Mrs. Elea- vorson 2. Wild pitch, Alverson.
Johnston, e .
mins, choir singer, in 1112^ Left Oil base, Tampa, 7; St. Pet
I "ASIC
;
We carry a full line
LA DIES— Work for us ut home in bOH RENT—Ono 2-room apart
ment furnished. Phone 287-W
Domingo,
p
spare time.
Interesting arid
Jho Was placed in t L ’county j“U ersburg, 6.
Umpires Fredericks
V in Hint or ear value i . pHce.8., are ri*ht- Cash 01
i«r<ir<ii ti. hi.M l iua
profitable. No selling. Enclose or 810 Maple.
and Bradley, Time, 1:60.
'MOTORS ct).
terms. We want your business
will
Iu*ld In imcIi county Iti Florida on Tuoiday IM'XI nuccct<11nk the
.• { i f f l
Totals
....
32
6
i
|
27
7
3
stump.
Cosmos
Manufacturing
P
ln'i
Sanford
Avo
I
7
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Lakeland
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1 h«ly maker’s profit I.
co"Jen,e work,
work. sidewalks,
"idewalks, build
build- Room A.
Good location. $65 per month. In hme nd ment n to tho Count It utlon of iho Buto nf Klurliln. vli!
tits
signs.
Summary—
-Two
base
hit
Futm
nk'‘A
all
it*
own'
,
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blqoks,
Irrigation
boxes.
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its
,
In Special Session 1 In these modern days there arc voye. Throe base bit. Itouzo.
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mESSSM ,iSi j .
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY quire H. M. Herald office.
Caruge C0. own | .Terwillegvr, Prop. *
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—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
“ lot of amart ball players who Stohn base, Chancey. Sacrifices,
Plans
for
the
Sanford
post’sTHE
CLARK
Apartments
on
the
\||n n
r, *rul troopers Matti.ew McMan.
106 S- Palmetto Avenue. Phone
quickly get your stuff if you are 0 Reilly, Brnzier, Kllam
SinliiMut— R en ai^ I
S; J. n i x
beach, reasonable weekly or
participation in tiiu next Florida im’lific(i t<i he at nil curcicctsu uliout LouMu plays, O’Reillv lo l l w ' S
340-J.
.
P
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Attornoy
and
Counsellor
at
Law
M*<Jlkod J08Lph HuUon> uf »be state
monthly
rates. 416-418 South At- ....
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300 East First Street.
convention of tho American lx>- giving your signs,
Vv“ pU!U. \ r Lcft
,,aM‘H* f'Ukelam^
iantio Avo., Daytona Beach, Fla
,ANEY
DRY
CLEANING
CO.
ft means milch to the opposition 7r: Fo r.1 My‘,.^',’
Hu,‘ “PPeared calm and gion will J *0 taken up at a H|iecial
:l trim co.
"" ball*)
Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop and Mgr.
Dry Cleaning, Repairing and Phone
tRLRec l,,o. warrant-for her session of the Forty and Ejghl to be able to get u catcher's aign off Sides, I; off Homing,,. 2 .
•«r, not the owner » I
ROOFING CO. Tils
667-L-8
Stiurk
out
by
Domingo,
8
;
by
L
17 f«r estimator - ' rdo/f , built up roofs. Re-rooflng 1)yelng, phone (66 for prompt
T.Afd.tton asked club nf>xt Monday night. Tho club fur a waste hall. At such times
£n(>no l\fcr attor- will meet at 8 o’clock at tho Monte liaso-runnors and hatters never try Willey, 3. Hits off Sides, 6 in
f- Radford
'
; “tJL®.
e » service.
ENJOY THE MOST attractive
m , ' b'ningaj off Willey, 5 in 5 2-8
(1mates free. Satisfaction guaran
Jo Pull the hit i.nd run or Bteal.
zuma Hotel.
apartment on the cool oosan
1 it by pitcher, by Domingo ( Frunteed. Oak Ave^k 3rd St. Phone 111. 5A— Employment Agencies bpach front for the rest of the son*
Stanley Walker, chev-do-train of ■’bo batter takes tho hall and the cis ; by Sides (Chancey). Passed
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nincrs
make
no
attempt
to
ndron. All conveniences. Reasona
tao.club will report on tho box car VlUICOi
,
bn I. brancia.
Losing pitcher,
SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT
fe ^<‘lVweM!.8r„,"r^ l ‘ I ,a WHEELESS A WELSH
ble rates. Phone 913-J or address
and locomotive work. Th’o local
a* •
That means the batsman gains Sides Uminrcs, Tandy and Roll’
’
*• l$-*ord 111,,. I ii!^r' L,oS>e£X!£® thst makes friends"
BUREAU
volturo plans to havo this feature
J
J . Ssold, Peninsula Station, Day future.
inH.
Time,
1:52.
_ «'»<-> line. 'FISKTIRESVULCANIZING|
automobiles mounted on an automobile chasi* the edge of ono hull on thb pitcher
204 North Park Ave.
tona Bench, Fla.
A JOINT ItKDOLUTIDN Proposing an umriiUmrnt to Arttele V uf the
„
Liken before for the convention parade. John without tho catcher or team in tho
tbo Peace William R. "Jnt®nnlster, chev-dc-gucrrc of tiolil having a chance to maiko. t,
rnmtv tin waa commltUHl to the Sanford chapter, will preside pluy on the baso-runner. It 1| u
wnsle bull in every souse.
, . wbhout bail to at tho dinner Monday night.
PARCXX4 •StR -T H E R E
incidentally it is a great advan
A « eG c LLY*
P .B E .t
win
,ho grand JUfyW tw ^ . W h o
f a h NtBUCW ,
»r> ^ CEM TLE MAH’
Mull declined to make a
tage to the team at bat if the blt- V LOS ANGELES. July
SAV«?
1p A td V B O D V
rat* ,
.
•
vou?
T O *bCE. T O O ,*7i»R '
ter knows.'juat Whnt is g o in i to^be
OF PU*TTEn AHP
s g o l f t o m p »»i »
pitched—a fast one, slow ball or iSEStS-J"01"*. °f Miami 11118 been
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M
to
CO. W E - - i ■>—
appointed
receiver
for
Vanderbilt
WBBVILLE, N. J., July 29._
curve. This knowledge enablea Newspnpera, Ipc.. by Unit«l Statoa
Gibaon, owner of
h OSP i t /Xl ‘
<bEH D
VOWa'STOWN. Ohl», July 20. iLm-v” <su !*b,ft h,H ■t*hca th a t he Judge McCormick. The receiver
,cene of th« Hall- —UP)—th r e j men, Greeks, aro J8**! bo in the heat possible piwtUen WM ' ordered to take immediate
H IM
*°
bit
the
anticipated
pitoh,
,'K''
f
f,our y®8" «jro, wa>
hare. Chief of Police ,^ b ° c«tcher,d« not a l w r - ^ ^ - - ' ppOeMion of all prop,rty of
im :
-»?t? J :“,tody. thifl «tornoon K rip rin P , „ l | » i d toU y. i„ J Z
fh f Corporation, which includes the
^woopers' for questioning
2 l.lV ,o r ‘biycondition.
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murdL
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hare, and the Herald at Si,n Fran^
able to g t t the catchor’e w.
and tha Tab at Miami. - .
flRUN toe pitcher by the
ft'.')
.peseta of .Vanderbilt News
mannerftms peculiar to th e
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ADJOURNED
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* differently
t0
^ <XCB1> of .000.000.
fast ball; And few pfte:
r- -d«»; r»d»e 12 tone
hall with
jdopn at the ft»st
thoso aro the
most effective
u . fingers shoul
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saraa*»>•
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Executive Committee
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Ball To Beat Robins
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BLOCKMEN DRO
THIRD STRAIGHT
ITO SMOKERS, 4-0
A Terrible Storm,
During the late afternoon»
and night Tuesday, San-il
ford had as an unwelcome!
guest a destructive wind;^
storm. Doubtless thou8-|
ands of dollars were, lostf
by our citizens in damage!
to their property.
Insurance against dcitri
age by windstorms is ani
inexpensive form of cover-;
age. The loss in Sanford®
could so easily been re^
duced by ‘‘Tornado Insur
ance.
Consult our Insurance^
Department. We
.. _ w
„ ill
cheerfully quote rates.- *
LAKELAmoSES
FINAL GAME TO
THEPALMS, 6TO4
Introducing a Fine Display of
DRESS NEEDFULL
/or the W
ell Dressed Man
ftS'w aist;; i
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‘Widow Is ArrestedOn
^ a r g e Of KillingHer
liwband,ChoirSinger
ing the
°f CU,Cand fiMC
"osigns. tlndor-j
host ^ u , o f S ^ l h V i ’t e
As outfitters to the ni(‘n nf
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have never done betteM han O d.M f '
('lty ,w" ‘•:lM truthfully say we
will like (hem R e rd y -N o w !
•v">«'««.• hard to please the better you|
!
si
A M tsswusM
‘Forty And Eight*
share o f y o u r businessw ill be appreciated.
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.
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For Vanderbilt Tabs)
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In Murder O f Editor
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Lay Committees Will Have
Complete Charge During
Absence Of Church Heads
jntributions
iblic Today
»be By Scions
"July :I0. (/P)—
f Mo«r»*,
rainpuiK n
br Frank I,. Smith,
ramliilate
latorial
i"
Ihe
prim ary,
*v to fu rn is h t h e
npaitrn I1’ II II cl s
I names at all r o n ithe S m ith p o liti^ e d that Clement
"7f South lienit, I iiiI.,
__$20,000 and forJjjitivp Ira C. Copley S. E. .1. Cox, who made a million
[ a , had riven $-5,000 selling oil stocks mid then lost it
all uhsucceasrulty defending him
puts,
Iribut' rs inelialeil Da- self ag a in s t charges of fraud, has
», Chirayi al l orney, ju st been released from the Leav
w Pike. $1,000; enw orth penitentiary, where he
a cellmate or Dr. rie d e n c k
Ij of Oiicugo, $500, was
A f o n t „ , n i n , n,
,
jvuis, mi liehalf of
at* of Chicago, $1,-
i manager said thut
him in the Con|krf on the occasion
dinner last winter
; he was very much
[hit friend, Crunk I,.
to rail at liis of,snd he gave $10,I five another $10,i commitUe that the
I Imposed upon him
Jtampaign was that
Ifhlifate him in any
publican national
he knew riothI that Smith man| Charles Sceq lry
r-, proaiciit uanTif'
VbtorC League,
i tuppurt of that orlithtDUfh my file I
(in unonswerisl letter
$, under date of duly
ir, asking fur a Con
or," .Miuiie said,
received it nivl
I basket."
ulded that if the
|tome to his attention
fie told Seendry th a t
had the support of
liotm and su did not
ance.
tEkction diiirnrs
T. LORIS. III., duly .‘10
• L I.unmghi, lo'esident
[cwspany, and Allen T.
f of the Hast St. Louis
today denied they
rted pith | lie nrgani/.nI- Smith, in Si.
. a* suggi-tcd in testIre the senate i iiiiiinitatmg Hi,- Illinois pri*
llctgii,
id Officials
To Move 80
[Of Trackage
ntl‘ Coast Line ItuilPrcd to remove at) feet
between Park and
®un so that Seminole
(On he extended west,
** * kdter received liy
r „ *'• t*- Williams to1 “• Kenly of Wilming* Piemdeat of H„. ra i|.
' thr boulevard west,
l ' •!' “Kreeinenl could
■*V 1' "e started next
I «)|i manager *<iiil. Thu
1*111 be extended from
* ‘“ Myrtle Avenue,
-The Sanford Yacht
■Amcriea,, Legion clubI * Pr|vnte warehouse
J*1 'he proposed boule■ton.
1U r sjmr runs in the
■ii" ,y
to the luko
I r boulrvurd improve**n, delayed for some
°f the track.
Catholics Throughout Mexico
Offer Up Devotions Today
For Their Last Time With
I nests As Their Leaders
Members Of Church
Will Be Disarmed
isman
MEXICO CITY, July 30. (IF)—
( atholicp throughout Mexico to
day offered up devotions for the
last time under the leadership of
their priests before the govern
ment’s new regulation^ go into ef
fect tomorrow.
Uniter instructions from Arch
bishop Mora del Kin, priests will
be withdrawn from the churches
tomorrow in protest against the
government’s religious measures.
I he withdrawal was originally
planned for Sunday.
President Cnlles. in a Bpeech
last night, declared that the hour
was approaching for n final fight
to determine the triumph of rev
olution or reaction.
All Cutholics in the country ure
to be disarmed in accordance with
mi order isiited by Attorney Generul Oretgn. Senor Ortega said
Ibis move was in oonse»|uonce of
reports th at Catholic groups were
meeting secretly a t night, and
, ,
th at the authorities were fearful
C o !..0
•Ch001
^ j** Osceola district
L-j i *tUnd the meetlu E n ind
tho
Superintendent
i
j
ljtfc-W *«,
'
A heated debate betW««n M. M.
Smith, president of
Florida
State Automobile A*so<rU$lon, and
R. W. Pearman Jr„ aicretary of
the local Chamber of ' Commerce
relative to the ben«ftt> dorlvtd
from membership In tho asso^Uctlon, and whether or TWt the as
sociation could improve the road
service offered by tha local cham
ber, featured the meeting of tha
Sanford Chamber of Commerce to
lando enterprise.
/
At this point Mr. Smith again
took the floor and asserted th a t
the association waa recognized by
the clubs in Jacksonville, Miami
and Tnmpn. denying the Orlando
Inference of Mr. Pearman.
Vnrious allusions a s to the m an
ner in which the Orlando Chamber
of Commerce hud treated the road
signs of the Sanford chamber were
passed during tho argum ents.
President Douglas interposed at
this point .unit suggested th a t the
members be left to their own dis
cretion us joining the automobile
association.
He added th a t there
was no reason why the association
could not open un office in this
city und solicit membership h e ro ..
Committee reports from the i
T ransportntion Survey Committee,
nnd the Dollar Day Committee
were heard.
According to the chairman of the
transportation committee the s u r
vey is going forward rapidly in
this city ami Sanford will prob
ably be the only city in thiH diu(Conliimed on Page Two)
day at noon.
Mr. Smith contended that the
association, by
establishing a
branch office hero in the chamber
of commerce headquarters, and re
cruiting members itt Sanford,
could give the automobile, owners
of this city b e t t e r , service than
ever before.
He also {minted out
the aims ami the benefit* derived
from being u member of the as
sociation.
*
Secretary Penrman vigorously
denied that the roud service could
hi* improved nnd asserted th a t the
Florida State Automobile Associa
tion did not represent the whole
stute and was practically an Or-
W OM AN’S CLUB BLAME FOR RAIL
HEAD DISCUSSES COLLISION IS NOT
SEWER NUISANCE PLACED BY JURY
Of Clearin
it
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JERSEY
'•f-Vi*.
Factory Worker Who 4 Years
Ago Declared He Saw Mrs.
Hall And RrotherNaarThe
Death Scene,l>utUnderBond
TROPICAL STORM Twister
Havel
i s a ’A i
VISITS
ALABAMA
Totaling- 8
Two Other Persons
Being Sought Today IN P0R M 0F RAIN
Shipping Stiff
\7-‘
New Evidence Causes ArretU Hurrieane Spends Itself In
Of Mrs. Hall On Thursday;
Alabama AfierlaMhlngThiH
Other Facts Held Secret
State And Pa\sintThrough
Georgia On Wednesday
SUMMERVILLE. N. J.. July
30.—(/P)— Application fo r the re
lease of Mrs. Frances Stevens
Ilull, held in jail here for the
double-murder four years ago of
her husband and Mrs. Eleanor
Mills, u si Mger in his choir, was
made today, it was announced
bv Prosecutor Bergen of Sum
merset cou nli'.
Hearing on tho application will
be held this afternoon before
Chief Justice Gummere at Point
Pleasant. The hearing will not
he mude Is* public, the announce
ment said.
ALANTA. Gn.. .Inly 30.— (IF —
After lashing tho Bahama Islands
anil the enst roast of Florldn for
two days and lenving scores of
dead nnd p ro iv rtv *il a m n g e
amountin'* to millions of dollars
'•» itH wake, the tropica! hiirrlcnne
last night missed throne'll Georgia
nnd enrlv toilny spent the last of
its strength in a misty rain in
Alabamn.
Approximately 150 dead nt N as
sau, 54 washed ashore nt Ranon
a fte r the sinking of three srhooners and five others dead In Florida
nnd Georgia, waa the toll In Uvea.
Along the Atlantic Seaboard,
f'hnrleston, R. C., Savannah and
Rrunswick. Gn.. wore resuming
normal activities a f t e r floods nnd
bleb winds canned a general tieup ;n communication and “ t r a n s
portation.
Communication lines along the
Florida east const were gradually
being restored with prospects of a
normal condition today.
P rincipal^
Fear FeltFoi
Board Of Tw<
Boats Still
NASSAU, July 30. (ffi
Nassau, age-old pict
capitol of the Bahama
IuiuIh, today turned
from its interrupted
to shake off the d
rooted trees and d
dwellings, after th a
structive hurricane
■through the arohl
This little British
COMMERVILLE. Masa., July
the principal city (
30.—(A1)— William Phllllns. factory
suffered the principal'll
worker, has joined Mra. Edward
the tropical atonp wIlWheeler Hall in the county Jail
Roved to have claimed t]
where she was being held without
more then ISO persons,
Mrs, E.A.DotiK?nsg Says Club Six Witnesses In Addition bait todnv, accused of the murder
private
and public loasea
four
years
a
^
a
.o
f
her
clergvinnnTo
Passenger
Train
Crew
Will Endorse AnyMovement
at $8,000,000 and sinking
husbaml and Mrs. Eleanor Mills,
Testify
Thursday;
Orlando
For L. tterm ent OfSanford;
straying in excess of 7S boi
wife of the sexton in her hus
Is Aroused Over Smash-Up band’s church.
Stands For Host Interests
tween Monday evening and
day midnight.
Phillips,
who
wns
a
night-wntchORLANDO, July 30. (/P)—Blame
"The Wymua’H Club alway-i
Virtually isolated - from,
niaa at tho New Jersey College for
stands for ta r best interests of tne for the head-on collision of A t Women, a few blocks from the Hull
religious
laws.
world for three days, with •
(flHcovored the north polo.
lantic
(’oust
Lino
passenger
train
Faithful Again Crowd Churches city and will endorse any move
pled wireleea station, N «
home, where the bodies were found,
Vessel Rides to Safety
After more than a fortnight of ment that is fur the ’bettormont No. 8(5 with u switch engine ut side by side, under n crab-apple
celved her first word a t _
PANAMA. July 30.—ffl5)—P a s damage from itew ipepeefe* j
nttcndunce upon mantns, the faith of Sunford," Mrs. E. A. Douglass, the Highland Avenge “death trap," tree, wns arrested last night as n
herq
Wednesday
morning,
was
not
ful again toduy crowded churchee, recently elected president of the
material wltnyss and held in $5, sengers arriving hero on the tag In an airplane frees j
cathedrals and shrines throughout club said today in discussing tho fixed by a tqroneil'a Jury late 000 bail.
He informed Investi steamer Snntn Teresa from New Wednesday evening, end fat
the Republic. It was feared that proposal tu remedy tho sewage Thuruiay afternoon.
gators four yours ago he had seen York report thnt the vessel ra n supplied first information
Engineer Alfred Lilja of San Mrs. Hall and her brother return into the Caribbean storm while due own plight.
when tho services end tonight nuisance from the Park Avenue
ford instantly killed by being home un the night of tho slayings. east of the Bermudas.
The ves Lu reset Toll From Bgeai
there will be thousands who had outlet on Lake Monroe.
sel sailed last night for Valparai
been unable to e n te r the churches
The greater number of
"I feel certain th a t if tho City crushed In his cab, “came to hiH
State
officials
today
sought
nt
and Bhrines to worship for the lost Commissioners find out th a t i t is death through un accident of two least t ^ o other tiersons on the so, one day late.
pejraona judged mlaetag o s „
time in the presence of prients. a menace .they will take measures engines running together in a basis of what they say Is a mass
the famous Nassau sponge
Naval Statlona Sueceoaful
When the priests withdruw, they to have it corrected. I h i v e th a t collision,’’ read the verdict re of new evidence. The new ovidence
with an ever-cha *
by the Jury. The hoaring
NORFOLK, Va„ Julv 80.—f/P)— •chooser*, which
3everal Hundred FriencLsMect will turn over the churcheB to lay faith in the Commissioners. I ’m turned
was h«ld before Judge H. K. Lor is held secret, however, oth er than Naval radio compass stations, used Ground beside the . „
committees.
The.
government
has
sure
they
will
investigate
It.
Tho
At Church To FayRespecls announced th a t it will not per Commissioners have always shown raine and six witnesses in addi th at resulting from ait annulment successfully on a large scale for western rim of Andrew*
filed by A rthur S. Rlohi,
To Alfred Lilja, Victim mit lay committees to take over th a t thov havo the best Interests tion to the passenger train crew suit
ugalnst
Mrs. LouIbo Riehl, former tho first tlmo during tho tropical largest Island on the Bi__
were heard.
The boats proceeded'out
storm off the south Atlantic coast,
Of T rain Wreck AtOrlando the churches and has ordered the of tho city a t heart.”
ly
n
mold
In the Hnll household.
C. M. Cox, iiwltchman on the
m ayor of each told’ to name his
On an unsworn statem ent at furnished accurate advanco inform scu Into the sponge area .
Sewage nours from a four-foot switch engine, testified th at he
----- —
?•*.
hunornl services fov A\ fidLl.ilja own committee for th a t purpose. Bewor into Laka M onroa.near the went to thq. stutiun prior to the tached to the papers In the suit ation to shipping and coasts on day, and have not baefc’
he asserted thut his wife had been the movement of the disturbance. ( since that time by »0a
were held,this nfteieo'Ufjff tlio Tho, p riests’ committees, however, north end of Ra^k A v flf* . whom accident
mJ iU u>Ul Engineer Lilju
?*■iV.-tie,' rri.in Chtuelt. ',V^*A,ilja will endenvur to negbtiii*u wjfb the new Municipal Pier and vacht thut tho pwltch
paid $5,000 a fte r the double kill It wan revealed here today by naval •eh or airplanes which
engine wuh on the ing to withhold Information she officers.
e r o tic from the air. .
was killed in u train wreck netr the municipal authorities in an basin have ben bdllt. Offensive main track between
station had which might havo led to u so
sponge smacks proceeding* t.
Orlando Widnesduy when |ms- effort to compromise upon the per prdors uriHing from the sewage und Formosa nnd to the
The
nnvnl
tran
sp
o
rt
Kittery,
off
bo on tho lution of tho mystory.
lho coast of Cuba, reported hourly northwestern tip of Angina1i
senger train No. «0 crashed into a sonnel of the various committees. havo cuuscd persons using the p in lookout.
endeavored to joln th* ,m
A report from Vera Crux says to make complaints recently.
freight train on an open switch
When the contests or this paper to shore stations details of the fleet. The crews appeared
J. R. Wells, of Sunford, engin
the
mayors
liuve
been
Instructed
hurricane’s center and speed, as
r.fter demolishing an Orlnndh-Wineer of tho switch engine, deduced wero made known, again it wuh traced by her radio compass. When the worse for tha gruelling
te r 1'urk bus and injuring seven of, to UR0 federul troopB If necessary,
state authorities who took action.
un
the
stund,
thut
his
train
hud
the disturbance passed out o f the lienee.
its passengers.
to preserve order when the tnayflag protection from both the A sweeping investigation was o r K ittery’H range, its progress was
The damage was borne la,!
or’s
committees
tako
over
the
Several hundred friends of the
north ami south. Conductor It. dered and thu culmination was traced by radio stations along tho principally by shippl
«leitd mini gathered at the church churches.
reached
last
night
wheirM
rs.
Hall
W. Brown corroborated the en
Church authorities huve instruct
Florida coast in tho Sixth Navsl the Jem age In tha interior t
to witness tho last rites. Mr. Lilja
gineer’s story, nnd said th a t the was called from her bed to bo district.
island province and within
ed
all
Catholic-)
to
continue
athad been in the service of tho
pasnengor train wns not sighted taken to n fail cot .
itself ft«a mounted eon
railroad for 40 yours.
Ifo had tendingvehurch nnd to pray for a
This afternoon. Mrs. Jane Gib
until It was about 30 feet south
The hurvkmae, bearing out,
Italian
Hteamer
la
Safe
been in the employ of tho the A t satisfactory settlement of the s it
son, "pig woman" who testified in
Law breakers beware!
Broul- of Highland Avenue.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., July 30. northeast, rtrept over Ho
lantic Coast Line for HI years, and uation. The new regulations pro casting station WDBO of Winter
tho first investigation, wus taken
B.
G.
Brown,
flagman
a
t
tho
—(IP)— Tho Ansaldo San Giorgo n , nearby, hoisting vessels
recording to officials of tho ruud vide th a t only clergy of Mexicali P ark will broadcast information on Highland and Orange Avenue into custody for questioning.
Italian steam er rescued from the dry and whipping the hi
his record for faithful service was citizenship may officiate a t relig criminals for s ta te authorities crossings, testified he did not sig
What information waa expected fury of the recent storm a t Jupiter a seething maelstrom. At
ious
services;
that
all
church
one of the finest in tho history of
p r o p e r ty s h a ll be c o n fisc a te d ort daily, according to word received nal tho passenger train to stop to bo gained from Mrs. Gibson, whon tukun in tow by th e S. S. a velocity of 180 miles an
the company.
here by Chief of Police R. G. Will because he did not see it until it the owtmr of u pig farm near thu West Hurshaw, is reported by the government record, the hi .
Mr. Liljit is survived by his wife the grounds that it has been held iams.
had struck the bus w h i c h spot where the bodies wero found, United States radio station a t | raged unabated during tha |
by
thw
churches
unlawfully
for
of (Ids city, and uncle T. S. Lilja
resulted
in seven puuiengors und was not made known. After tha Anustusin to bo off Mayport, wait pert of 86 hours, playing,
"
I
f
you
will
wire
any
informa
of New Haven, Conn., uud an aunt fifty years. Religious instruction tion you m ight have," wrote the driver being hurt.
He de double killitic sho testified that ing for high tide, to enter the St. witli tho line of craft tying
in mhools Is prohibited.
of Cambridge, Mass.
F ran k Karel, sheriff of Orange clared he did not hoar either the she had aeen a womun leaning over Johns River.
* or.
Sectarian
publications
are
for
Members of Sanford Lodge Numwhistlo or the bell o( tho passen the bodies tho night of the tragaterfrant Picture of
county,
in
which
W
inter
Park
is
to advices received by
m r (12 F. and A. M. performed the bidden to comment on, or curry located, “such as convict escupes, ger train.
«aJLy. She was Jiot able nt th at time theAccording
The waterfront present
rudlo
station
hero,
the
Ansaldo
news
of
national
political
affairs.
Masonic rites over the g ra v e, fol
Mr. und Mrs. Otis Rdgcrs, who to. identify Mrs. Hall as that wo has been ordered to enter Jackson turn of destruction torn
fugitl ves from justice, stolen autos,
The
National
League
for
the
lowing the regular church service.
.
murderers, I will seo to it th at it were riding in an automobile Just i man.
ville harbor and dock at the Munic proximately* 60 veasole
Gill Griffin, Grand Chief of the Defense of Religious Liberty will gets to WDBO station in time to behind thu bus, testified th at they |
ipal Pier.
It is not known what up on shore or the m ast
Brotherhood of Locomotive En- s ta r t an "economic boycott" of got it on tho air.”
suw tho flagman but could not tell
tlrnu
she
will
reach port, but it Is protruding above the wf*
protest
tomorrow.
giiteirs, nnd Neuson Jones another
whether he signalled to stop.
Tho
exact
hour
of
broadcasting
thought
it
probably
will be about mutely testifying to tb
Federal troops are known to be
official of tho order represented
the gale. The toll ten
Thoy heard no warning signal
Information
on
criminals
has
not
noon.
the trainm en ul the funeral today. in readiness for any emergency. been announced, but it will be from the approaching passenger
within the harbor m il)
A
t
tho
departm
ent
of
the
interior
Iluiing long span of service on
highly uncertain by aovi
train, they rpid.
about
8
o’clock
each
night,
thu
tho Atlantic Coast Line ra ilroad teday it was mid th a t "all necea- sh eriff Bald. An Orange county
because the force of <M J
Declaring th at both high offic
Mr. Lilja was only connected with sary measureii’’ had been taken deputy sheriff will carry tho infor ials and employes of the Attnntic
the eurginrr water
Advised by a clairvoyant that
to
suppress
possible
disorders.
one other HorloUH wreck, th a t being
rJad any possible aui
mation to W inter P ark once u dny. Coast Line Hullroad a re "negli her missing husband, Will Klchardon lust May 28, when his train
boats past hhe HghthMMj
Inform ation broadcasted un crim gent,” Mayor L. M. Autrey of Or s u ii of Winter Haven, wan within a
Minor II. Bowler, former resi the open m s , where JN
crashed into a freight on an open
inals will have to be approved by lando said today ho had "had rudlua of 100 mlleH of that city,
.switch near Lake Alfred . He o«S heriff Karel before put on tho enough of these fuollsh accident*, Mrs. RichardHon visited Sanford dent of Sunford, who died in a hos have been Insjwastbte.
cu|>ed uninjured in this wreck,
(Continued <m Page
air. This approval is necessary so and will spare no effort to force Thursday afternoon to enlist the pital in Waycross, Ga., Thursday
afternoon will be buried tomorrow
whicli was similar to the futul
th a t nothing but authentic infor tho railroads to place sumo kind uid of Hanford authorities.
morning ut 10:30 o’clock. Funeral
smdshup of lust Wednesday.
All teachers’ examinations for mation will bo broadcasted.
of a dependable watchman or sig
Wrtardaon told Acting
the coming school year in the state
nal a t ovary grade crossing In Sheriff W. C, Williamson that the services will be held from tha par
lors of Miller and Erickson, local
the eity limits.”
of Florida will be held on Aug. 1‘J,
clairvoyant said her husband was
Lgst month, tho Orlando city north or north east of Winter undertakers, and burial will be in
20 and 21, according to County
.
Superintendent T. W. Lnwtop.
commission miked the city solici Haven, and sho was visiting places Lake View cemetery.
Mr. Bowler had lived in this city
The applicants for teuchers’ cer
tor to draw up an ordinanco ro- within 100 miles of her city on this
un until three years ago when he
quiririff all city crossing* to be advice.
Sanford police havo been asked tificates are urged to get In touch
moved tp Lakeland.
He is sur
flagged or protected by gates
to look for two missing men. One with tho county superintendent im-'
merchants
Richardson is of fcoble mind, ac vived by u daughter, Miss Mable
Sanf
mediately.
LOS ANGELES, July 30.-4*)—
Is George Malms, an employe of
cording to a circular she loft here, Bowler, of this city, and a son, Al
|4 )
The
examinations
will
be
held
in
Mra. Aimes Semple McPherson’s
tho National Biscuit Co., brunch
and would not be able to give much len Thurman Bowler, of Greens
of Sanford, and tho other is J. N. the high school building and will demand for a "showdown” in the
account of himself.
He la 61 boro, N. C. •
be
under
the
direction
of
Superin
investigation of her disappearance
Reynolds, carpenter and painter of
years old, A reward of $100 has
Rav. Mortimer Glover will be in
tendent
Lawton.
cast i has been m a te d .
District
Orlando, who frequently comes to
been offored for bis apprehension. charge of tha services.
Recent legislation in Florida Attorney .Asa Keyes declares the
Sanford,
Malms, missing since Monday, ii makes Is nocesikxy for anyone demand will be met with present
Amateur robbers broke Into the
bIx feet In height, and has a tattoo teaching in a state school to have ation of "new and startling” evi Hopkins 8bee Shop of 825 Sanford
m ark on his left arm. Ho livod at a certificate from tho state boar! dence before the grand jury, which Avenue sometime yesterday morn
2312 Magnolia Avenus. Reynolds of education a t Tallahassee, it is re-convenes next Tuesday.
ing and robbed the shop of a small
The grand jury, also will be amount of cash from the drawer,
is nberut 00 yeura old and weighs announced.
In
F u rth e r notice of tho schedule of asked to consider whether any of and aooee, it became known today.
145 pounds. He had a birthm ark
tb a |
on his fore head. His Orlando ad examinations for the teachers will the witneseei' a t the previous ses The work is believed to have been
The
Good
Will
motorcada
rep
be
published
in
a
few
days.
sion, including Los Angeles pas that of .boys, w
of the Jacksonville Junior Chaasdress is 605 Grove P ark Avenue.
$ ,v V
tors, were guilty of perjury,
A pair of shoes, also four and resenting the Jacksonville Cham bar of Commerce.
lir e , HcPkereon.ie supported in one half, was taken, according to ber of Commerce spent an hour ta it Other members of the party
During - its
her demand lo t a complete inves Mr. Hopkiaa.) and this led him to Sanford yesterday.
LAST RITES FOR
ENGINEER HELD
THIS AFTERNOON
Police Information
Will Be Broadcast
From Winter Park
»
Winter Haven Woman
Comes Here In Search
Of Missing Husband Minor H. Bowler To
Be Buried Saturday
Teachers’ Exams To
Be Held Next Month
Sanford'
Police Asked ToLook
For Two Missing Men
&
or
Evangelist’s Demand
For “Showdown” Will
Be Granted By State
Amateur Thieves Get
Shoes And Small Sum
In Shoe Shop Robbery
Jacksonville Visitors Make Tour Of
Residential And Agricultural Sections
fSchool Board Boy Scouts’ Organization Shows Big
[Meet Tuesday
Growth In Past Year, Report Shows
" f lho C/oun' i * in U held in tho
^jintendcnt T. W.
m«rning at
.‘■•nu n feature of the
, * “'Kunalon of tho
A
$
Enlix
Cook’s Pal
^^ ^^
r-rtflfl
|7<-
gtudebaker
.1,000, Says
joore Before
Committee
(
>AY, JU1
9
u*
|.y a
si
i
4 & }i£ i8 & i
IM PreaaJi'ull L u te d wire
•
n
wW 'j w M
. ...
. V
Substantial progress has been
made in the Boy Scouts organlsa;
tion of Sanford In tha past three
months, according to the rephrt of
Scout-master M. 0. Haddock. At
the present time there a rt two
troopa in Sanford and the plan
for expansion will call for crea
tion of several otbere In the fall.
T h ee*
‘ ----- -----------------plated pi
lion- te
fo,T ■**" a number
' £ * 1 building a t K
, y ®«tter win be ful- will be a?
ad o l J?,nt “roster) of
; « • trwateca T u r f
leadere that the young men of the
country will become intereeted In
tha work and earell.ln the echoot.
This method of . instructing the
of the stata and bee met with ufcv
form e a e 6 e w v 'j ^ iv.
«
i0f the two
“
V
tigation o f1her 85-day absence
from Aagehu Temple^ of whleh
she is pastor, by her soother, Mia.
Minnie Kennedy, aad ether temple
lesdera
W
H er:
ntain tha
y 18, '
-for
and
■ 17.'
and 1
believe that the petty thieves wsra
boys.'. It was Impossible to soy
whether other shoes w ire take^,
the os
Tha
the •creel
loose
and brake
the <
. . . ahoy
mterlng the
The
tout-aaimagad
i
* ’*v
th *
short stay In this city the membehi
were entertained by a» committee
from the focal Chamber of CootT o tour
. - '*1
(dent
of the . ..
John T. Al
on this
. l«ft
bean
o n ..th e ;
tan
Sanford
-te Do*
s r M J s f w ’:- '
�&%
>V«8. fort,” Florid*, d w m . It A
•4
t . ' . ' . M
, ,
* * *
i g and place w h m (romplaints will'
I, • s
r . : _.U 'll,- l. • J
‘and when said f p « U l " a ^ e s s m e n t roll will*; W finally conflrmid. by
•J
the City C o i r t l j y i i » ) j | l t S g ' as an Equalising Board.
.
}
‘
on a rock b*»e or Wi
W*IfU] s t m t and TWfJjtn
•who Ifiwti' TVnth S treet “
’ BE IT FU R TH Efc RESOLVED; T hot tho special n s s e s tre e n ts '
■Aft/
y|P«ca»j
Avenue
Wes
provided
for by'.tfclu Resolution to be m adf and entered a g a i n s l t h *
mountain* of taking life W l j r . i j
said povlng, re*p*vi
some other cool spot, “I find Wash
property bounding,. .and abutUng upon said improvement shall be
iV-i
" toh a dcairabic placo in which - o & i p i i l ‘« .v. bAm,
,l-s e t, as aforesaid, shalf- be+
MTnl'nt
Pecnn
Avenue
and
1
payable n t t h e - o p t i o n 'of. the prpperty owners owning property
Green
i«
substantial.
He
has
a
’r k - d u r l n g the mid-summer
r a d h . _____
is’ , specifications, profiles
bounding and ab utting upon such: improvement as follows; cither In
_j/V. observes President W il vshunky. Powerful .'figure, of m ed s tric t compliance
, .
■
liam] Green of -the American Fed- iu m ’height. His f*cg ip square and tim ates therefor, now on fiJa lb the office of tho Cljy C l e r k 'of the fill! within thirty dhya a fte r suliL assessments shall stand equalized,
. ipping Board’s cratldn of l a b o r .
you put
* resolute. I t ’s serious— not much City of SunfonT, FlnrWi> irh ic h said plans, specifications, profiles approved and confirmed,’ o r in ten equal annual installments with In•atinf - At a hopslcs* { I t was 00.5, too, b y tho wenthor inclined to sralhv Its owner’s
yoarftrtfai
_,
hwigs onto It *nd b u re au ’s thermometer, t h e ' day whole rnnkeun hints a t tho sacrifice and estim ates have been heretofore approrved by the Qity Commission terfut at the ra te of eig h t ppr cent per annum upon oil deferred pay
■
bath
i*;«hii>3 running, tbs gov- Grceh made this rem ark, and un of the ornamental In the interests and constitute tho plogf «nt|,l»p«clficht!ona fo r said proposal improve ments from and a fte r tho time saict'special assessments shall be and . you feel pab
onyjng up the' tnonoy to official instrum ents were away strength.
ment of Pecan Avenuei between Tenth S treet and Twelfth Street, and stand finally cqualjzed, approved and confirmed, and
. 1 being drawn
deficit.
oot H>d com
over 100.
•
Twelfth Street between P aean Avenuo and Olivo Avenue, a width
fort juat soak,
BE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, That this resolution shall be
t U paying, tho board imNevertheless, the A. F. of L.
of 24 feet, and this .Ctonimfation-hereby declares the necessity f o r tho and become* effective immei^ately from und a f te r its passage and
big In. How
twcornes anxious to sell head really did look cool and com
your
paving, re paving, hard ' surfacing und re-hard surfacing of said p o r-‘ adoption.
. ’ <ui it can, fo r p re tty fortable. Tho tru th in thnt William
_
,
.
tueo; ewotlen, h—
hlng it can get. Green is a calm, even tempered in
tion o f Pecnn Aventtyuapd'.Twclfth S treet as aforesaid, an a necessary
! T t a " d m w .o L tu r
Adopted thin 2fl^day of Joly A. 1). 1020.
. ^ looks as. if .it m ight.pay dividual. who doesn’t let littlo>'
. •
cause tender, achfaw|
Belated recognition of bravery public improvement, ’■ ^
■, the board w ants to thing like w c u th e r’ get on
hia
V
FORREST LAKE »
rTla» take*«n h—.
has been accorded. F, O. Await of
j to d , and ia willing to nerves.
BE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, T h at a total expenditure not
o f com a and c a lli n g ]
2flOR South Sanford Avenue* by the
terms so reasonable thnt
o f “ T lx - a t M y S j ’
Two exceeding Seventeen Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty-two and 03-100
Green looks t h e ’p a r t of o presi British war departm ent.
accr will find the transac. E. F. HOUSHOUDER
’ »
($17,752.03) Dollars, ia hereby authorised- fo cover the cost of pav
meat store Tor a Rg*1
medals
presented
tf
o
r
outstanding
Ir Paying ono in the long run. dent of the A. F. of L. lie looks
As tho City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida.
S o d foot tortUa
doc* luke him n few it even more than Samuel (lamp- services rendered, while a member ing, re-paving, hard S urfacing and re-hnrd surfacing o f Pecan AvoAttest:
"Wear smaller sbooL!
of
tho
15th
battalion.
F
ir
s
t
t
’nnaom
did.
it#''to begin m aking a margin
nue between Tenth Sf. ahd' Twelfth SL, and Twelfth St. between
f^etfReab,xwe«t *
(SEAL)
fib.
Gomper* looked like a groat man dinn Brigade of In f a n try during Pecnn Avenue and Olive Avenue, a width of 24 feet, which said L. II. I’H IL IPS
the
World
Wn,
hnvo
bean
received
^ -U n b u sin e sslik e
—a statesman. He lacked stnturo,
City Clerk.
•
*
sum of Seventeen Thousand Seven Hundred F ifty-tw p and 03-100
by the S:-iiford man.
imsinraa man who sold all his but. there was powor In his face* ___
___________
($17,7'i2.03) Dollars, Is tho total estimated cost of said improvement;
„jrtid-paylhg ’ritneks far below end genius. So fnr ns appear
.n o t h i: I'O H F lin U C A T M IV ’
....arket value und hoarded nncos were concerned, ho m ight
[.m
that (he entire cost of the improvement aforesaid, shall be asseased ■■■■■■■■■■■■ i n a a u a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a w a i a a a w a a a a a a a a a u a a a n H a a a m
il’IUIMHIIMH.)
on which he wan being regtl- » have been president of nnything—
against all 'p r o p e r ty ab u ttin g and fronting upon th a t portion of
7psser.i.cd would hurdly expect n railroad or the United States
Srrlnl
OlV<34
*"*• rich.
Stool Corporation or the United n niM H T M K vr o k t h h i .v t k i i i o i i Pecnn Avenue Iwweon T enth S treet and Twelfth S treet, a n d 'T w e lfth
■ 1. **. I.AVU OFKICK nl
S treet between Pecan Avenuo nnd Olive Avenue, to be so improved
Ifwcver. such is tho govern- States itself, ilut there was lit
4i AIM-.SVIl.r.g, PI.OIUIIA
tle
about
his
looks
to
suggest
that
J u l r 34, I too.
by the paving, re-paving, hard surfacing nnd ro-hard trjrfucing of
I policy with Ita merchant
N'i i T P 'K In tiereliy
g iv e n
Dial
he ever h id worked wih ids hand*,
A lex.i ml* r McCall Of O viedo, K lor- said portion of Pecan Avenuo and Twelfth Street, a width of 24 feet,
though
of
course
be
had.
lilu. « lei. on .lanuary 3D,- Ift 22. noole
ihlunntom, . of course, is
Green suggests the practical l l o n i . -i. ud K n try , No. e l 7 12 1. r-.i- and against all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or hounding
t ... (dent Coolidge represents
H
\ v , ..r v i : ' i , a u c tio n ir>. t .. w o - and abutting upon said improvement;
thnt Seventeen Thousand
ilhool of. thought which holds working m an—n high type, hot it ,Sii|.
.1 S . Mange 31 1-7., Tiillnluooo-e
doesn’t
strain
the
imagination
toSeven
Hundred
Fifty-tw
o
and
03-inn
($17,752.03)
•Dollars is the
M . i i .I I . m Ii .im filed n o tic e i.f Init g gov. rnmeiU should engage
tOjCOnmu-reiul venturer, or being vi -nnlize him ns a miner, and right In".'.1' ' .i',Vi,".' i^iVn t!!^?,.y|ii'!lr,i li'n.'.V^ •
es'im.iteil cost of said cont-mp!ale«l improvement in the pnvf^Cltgagt'd, should get out of it on the job, in a renl mine.
'I*-* *•■*•• iiefors *'lurk
1 ‘iM'iiit I ing, re paving, hard Mjrfttring and n* liard surfacing of said portion l a
Speedily nr. poxsibln und a t ni
('••ll>*
l* S . l l l f e r u . l- 'l l i r l l l a , e*i i n
•
• s, |,t (.ini.,.,', i *,2,;
ef t’.i-aii A\••nut* und Twelfth Slre* (, t*i be specially asnesseil against
(lumpers olivimislv wa" •••(!<,•!- in I* •
si any core.
i
l
*
••
'
'iiimeH
it
m \v ll in....»
J j t simply cannot .sell vessels that mi'* nf his grontnevv. |t w.-i <n’t I'linif* *
uf Ovlvilu, I-’I.h liln. all Inis and lands adjoining and contiguous or bounding and abutting
lie was in t cl (•-•-( un i, v Till.* \ •i *•11. *iI ilvlmlli, 1**1.If III :l | upon said improvement; the sum of $7..MHi is the estim ated n u t per
Upline to cost a private eont|in>iy conceit.
Ovinlo t**l*.i lil:i
sy to operate, even ns a gift. aw ay uhovi* lti.it. lie appraised N.iini .*, \ !•. . ..f
*>f Uvlnlli. Kli,i Hill from foot for said improvement.
himself, however, at win t in* wax
K'Mtf'iH I'. CltilM.
stands some chance of dis
worlli. Von knew, in i-onver alion
M*iflsler.
lli-1 IT FU R TH ER ’ RESOLVE!*, That it is the detormiifntion
Ag of lines which pay or prnm\ to pay soon, but prospective
of this <'mnmbidoit- th a t all lots nnd lands adjoining and contiguous
uhasers, aw are how de*per«ieRESOLUTION NO. 3 HI
nr bounding and abu ttin g upon Pecan Avenue between Tenth S treet
tnxious it is to sell, are more
and
Twelfth Street, nnd Twelfth Street between Pecnn Avenue and
erale in their bids.
A RESOI I TION PROVIDING F ^ R THE PAVING, RE-PAVING,
Olive
Avenue, will be henefitted by lb improvement provided for by
New to Them
HARD S C C rA C IN G AND RE-IIARD SI It FACING OF PECAN
Ibis
resolution,
and thnt tho iqwcinl a essnients to be innde and
his policy of keeping what is AVENI E 1 ROM TENTH S T R E E T SOUTH I «i T W EL FTH STR E ET
ita than worthless and getting
entered again: t nJJ lots and lands m li*<n mg and contiguous or hound,. a t a sacrifice, of wlint yield:: AND i U L I I T I l f'.IKEET FROM P IM A ’,’ AVENUE WES*T TO Jing and alm ltiug upon ;iich contemplal' ! improvement ahnll be made
)me returns, is one which the Ol.lV t; U I . N I K, A WIDTH HE 21 FEET.
upon a fool frontage basis; thnt is m ay, that ill the preparation of
did exit bus find some diffntilly
U b c ti.i., the ( ily I "inniissinti of »in- l ily i.f Sanford, Florida, i lie special assessm ent roll cove ling tin- contemplated improvement,
instilling into ilie minds of the
:. a t the head ol' the g overn- i|e, in i! ailvisalib* t** improve, grade, imi t r i a l , re-eom linet, pave u> li poeial assessm ents shall Is' d< i* ioiined and prorated ui’cnrditnlly i»vnid men haul marine. and
pave, n width of IN feet, with sheet a phltlt on a rock base '.ini' t>* the fool frontage of the re>pei li.e properties specially bene10 Shipping Hoard I...11.< <1 at. *>r x'. 'b oilier unable paving material, lb
folloxving I horitughfares fined by miii I improvement.
*n
the
l
ily
*f
Sanloiil,
Fluridn,
to-wit:
•'innlly, now evir, by ..........ding
HE IT I'I It II IE It RESOLVED. D .*t the Tax Assessor and the
;.dnd more manageable nu-n*I’Ki'A.N AVENUE, From T'lith Street Smith (o Twelfth Street l ily < lerk of the City of Sanford, H ruin, in le-cordauco with tin*
when old members.’ term s e\ a'al TwelfUi St reel ; r„m Pecan Avenue \Vc>t to Olive A Venue.
provisions of Xeetions 101 and 102 m tie* C harter of ih» City of
IMd,1 he got a working niujoriev
tithe board, with ('liiiirman T. V’.
AH "i -.aid improving, guiding, eonslrurtiuq^ re-coiiMlrui-tiuii, Sanford, Flonila. shall proceed witliou* <lelay t , tnal.e a apeeial asinner at its bead.
paving iiiul le-paving In lie ilnne in compliiinie with plans, aperifi- ses.ment roll, assFki'ng tho special beuefita to be r,.e iv c d as the
•Ciuiirrnan Plummer anil Ad *atiom, profil
and e i imales of said proposed improvement of IV- result of the improvement contemplated
ainst all loin and lands a d
I B e iiH o a , minority members,
inue t o - p r o t u t with all tbeir *'a ,i Aximn* from IVnilt S h e e t South In Txveli'lh s tree t and Twelfth joining and I'oniigiious or bounding n o t abutting upon such iml i t - but a re voted down now, Street from Pecan Avenue
mu West to Olive Avenue....... ... on file in p n .v iin .n l, and upon the completion of aid assessment roll to eniise
H*"’
H'e City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, width a copy llicicof to be published two limes consecutively, once each
\ W i t h , nearly everybody else o f | f:,,,<*
spwifii'alions, profiles and estim ates have been hereto- 'week, in a newspaper published in Sunfonl, Florida, altaciiing to
‘ ’squonce
'
* sen* ‘Imre, 'in tin
' . L ae approved hy the City CommisMion and conslituU) the jilaiis uml
pecial assessm ent roll so publii'nd a notice direclod to all
a t’ *the
M
Sanford Man Gets
Two Service Medals
3
3
PURINA FEEDS
Grain, Hay—Mill-Feedi
of A l l K in d s
SIIINH0LSER BLDG.
Commercial & Maple Streets
SANFORD
Phone 82
BAUMAN BROTHER
Sanford-DeLand
’ N ig h t” at
.
,
Union Pharmacy
A Permanent
Wave
f t *')v
M c C u lle r ’sG rocery
PRESCRIPTIONS AND DRUGS
CANDIES
Located In The linuket
TRY OUR FOUNTAIN
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
.1 lis t A L i 11 In D i f f c m i t
.Iiisl 2i l i t l l o H e l l e r
t;fv
i« P . P a u l ’s d is l inclivc! L e a t tl y s e m e n
Ph^fc 375
Telephone *1K!)
Sanford’s Newest Jeweler
OF ALL KINDS
Prompt Service
H. C. VIELE
£
Gifts for the Bride
A Substantial Jeweler in A Substantial
f
11(5 Magnolia Ave
,
»,
Vi-
The L a te s t A lw a y s
Merchants'Night, Friday, July 30
BUTTERMILK!
The
Ideal
Sumner
Driuk
Each of thi- fnllmxing mrrrhantMxvIll he* rcprcMtultsl.
Watch our store
and keep pace
Voile, The Jcxvlcr .
with the styles.
I
I*. Paul Beauty Shop
Lnney’a Dry Clenninir Co.
Lloyd Shoe Company.
Hill Hardwure Company.
Bitumel’H Specialty Shop
FRHBII
CHURNED
DAILY
. W aters Candy Kitchen.
a
Wiichl Bros. Company.
Lloyd .Shoe Company
.
MfcCulIer Grocery Co.
WATER’S KANDY
KITCHEN
Union Pharmacy
*
BB
M ILAN B BUILDING
1 tM |
Vrf*
Cinderella” Frocks
For the Tiny Tots
For the tin y Tots
Fashioned of quality
voiles and other wash
fabrics with bloomers to
mutch. Embroidered in
snappy designs w i t li
bright colors.
Other
styles show a combina
tion of m aterials sizes 2
to 6 years.
1.x*.
rif
D ia m o n d T ir e s
,
.
Phone for us to call
/f y 1
Keep our phone number
handy so thnt you can c a ll’
[* us any time you find th a t
^ suit needs dry clcmdng'und
| pressing. Our i-arx are conHtantly on tho go nml ono
of thorn will pit k uogyour
I tlothos, bring them to Un and
. ^ ^ 1 * Wi will send them back to
•
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BEST OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
CROWN GAS
Station I
2nd & Mngnolin
YOUR FAVORITE OIL
Station 3
S ta tio n s *
Rim 41 t o t
10th & Sanford
“THERE’S A MAN A V T H E CURB TO SERVE
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tho Bnrn,‘ ,lay- w ° <i° ®n
j r L V kinds of dry donning and *
wmovo all kinds of staihf. ,
ming Co.
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l.yosllt Isoclte, Mid
>TfcoflU* Upton's famous
. (tap challenger,. the
t IV, tt a largest n M l In
t i n «t« of the
il aide
I • gaptng hole if
to'if
her
t a r after occupant* had
Mi tejw fety. The schooner
c r a S i M did the aloop
the i mailer government
i And aereml other eraft.
^ Mr reeaele Raven and
dratffed anchor* to the
four membera of the
Into the harbor and
by a nearby ahlp.
were believed l o t on
field Prom Mall Boat*
overruncut mail-boat*, tho
from Naaaan to 8an' Salid- th e . Albertina Adoue,
for the bland of Inaugua
beta beard from and coni fear'waa felt here for the
aboard the Bronte* and
ard1the Albertine Adoue
hlioite wpre directly In the
o/ tKd ■to mi.
It Into bite like *hatteT«d
b(nrt by temperamcnUl huri ‘wind*, maiir* of wreckage
ad the entire island. The
tLVaa to**ed broadaide across
bad bn Eaat Bay Street. Tho
rw ard Liner Bulgaria, the Skip>*•111, the coasting achooner Inthe Joanna, the Tuna Flah.
, the Ogam, the Molly O
the emack Royal, were
the rock*. The aponglng
Home Comfort, the tWoMatthoka, the achooner
lM. and tha achooner Vim
aniaahed to piece*.
S tm t, the principal thorire, had been cleared away
but hug# uprooted trees.
M glass and wrecked houses
, 10*0 everywhere. A general
matly public and private
favo rise to the belief
few structures ha descapfat aome manner, while
of amall dwellings were
R
Exprsa—s Sympathy
8lr Harry Cordeaux
la .sorrow at the sudden
Mgpstte d calamity, oxprosapj. sympathy with relatives of
r who ware bellevsd killed.
X< Barns, superintendent of
■ .M int telegraphs, character*
J r a r hurricane as the worst In
Aung experience in tho tropics
placed the damage at 98,000,fnuybe more.
a warnings of an approaching
wgra received hero during
t n d by evening a brisk
raa' blowing. Shortly belldalghtr the gale Increased
JMtyj The barometer kept
f and by 6 o’clock the next
Rg, the hurricane had swept
Ga velocity of 180 miles >n
r. This was the peak, and the
were deserted thro ughrijR
“
Pity the poor linemen—not that
they want any pity—but Juat becaeae there tea* a JiM once that
tha landamea'ifere abcuatomed to
My on a stormy* night, "pity the
poor sailor*/* The linemen are
the boys who work for the.varntlllty companies end are routat of their bedi a t tho daad of
night to fix a lino or wire either
for the telegraph, telephone or
electric light companies.
I f their work were in daylight
It would atill be e x tra hazardous
climbing pole* and building* and
getting In and out among the "hot
wires” th a t are liable to bump
them off without warning any
minute. In daylight they hnvo a
fighting chance to wutch their
step although In daylight it is like
a m an drinking llciuor these Vol
stead day*—if lliiuor Is Imd you
die, if tba liquor is nnssubly fair
you gat snakea. If n lineman
touches a hot wire he is dead. If
he doea not touch it he still hnn a
good chance to fall nnd get kill
ed.
But think of these boys getting
out the other night when the wind
waa blowing a gale of 60 milea an
hours, in the inky blackness of
tho night getting up ooles and t r y
ing to straighten out the kinks,
picking up broken wires and get
ting them together, picking them
out of trees and entanglements
and getting them straight In order
that the lights could go on again,
or that the wire could be sent or
that the telephone cull could go
over the wires.
When we wore crouched in tho
houae waiting for tho roof to fail
In or the windows to blow out nnd
afraid to venture out in the storm
theae boya were out nil night b at
tling with the elements th at the
aervlee could be resumed in varioua p arts of the slntc nnd business
could again hold its accustomed
away.
One lineman near Miami touched
a live wire and was killed and
t))0re.mny be more of them to be
heard from as the news comes In
S
or bounding and
uly A.
A. D.
D. 1928.
1926.
Adopted thl* 26 day of Job'
from time to time. They lead a and Avocado Avenue,
FORREST LAKE
precarious life, these red blooded, F ir s t Street will
virulent fellow* who follqw this this resolution, and that the special assessments to be mad* and
business for a living. ,, ,,
K. F. HOUSHOLDER
Like the railroad men nnd tho entered against nil lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or bound
As tile City Comtnfstion of the City of Snnford, Florida.
firemen and the policemen they ing and abutting upon such contemplated improvement shall bo
Attest:
ere subject to call a t any time of made upon a foot fro n ta g e basis; that is to say, th a t in the p re p ara
(SEAL)
the day and night add moat of
L. R. PHILIPS
th eir bad work is a t night when tion of the special assessm ent roll covering the contemplated Im
City Clerk.
th e re st of the world Is safe, and provement, such special assessments shall be determined and pro
sound in cosy homes.
rated according to th a .fo o t frontage of the respective proportion
r We growled the ~'oth er flight
specially
benefited by said Improvement.
when the storm raged because the
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That tho Tax Atiieasor and
lights wore out end yet the lights
were out because In many pieces the City Clerk of tha City of Sanford, Florida, in accordance with
the wires had fallen across trees the provisions of Sections 101 and 102 of the C harter of the City
and trees had fallen across wires
and sidewalks and streets and of Sanford, Florida, shall proceed without delay to make a special
roads wore filled with debris In assessment roll, assessing 'tho special benefits to be received a t the
the midst of which there were result of the improvement, contemplated agnirmt all lots and lands
live wires—hot wires filled with
adjoining and contiguous or bounding and abutting upon such im
doath to all wjio {(light touph them
and the current waa shut off in
order that tho linemen could fix
the wiroB nnd keep tho genera
public from getting electrocuted.
The linemen for tba telephone
and telegraph companies woro on
the job picking up the loose ends
to get their service resumed be
fore dnvlight and they were out
there In the Rtorm and the rnin
clinging to the poles swaying in
the gale getting tho lines ready
for another day.
So we won’t pity them --these
linemen we will praise them for
what thrv have donq for u* and
nnd when we are apt to kick on
the service because it is not just
what we think it should be we
will remember that "service” is
the «logan of oil the utility com
panies and the men always doing
the best thev con under adverse
circumstances, unsung, unknown,
provement, and upon the completion of said assessment roll to cause
n copy thereof to bo published two times consecutively, once each [
week, in n newspaper published in Sanford, Florida, attaching to
said r pec in I a s e s s m e n t roll so published a notice directed to all
property owners interested in snid special assessments, stating in
uccordum-e with the provisions of the Charter of the City of Stanford,
Florida, a definite time and placb where complaints will be heard
nnd when said :i>ecial assessm ent roll will be finally confirmed by
the City Commission sitting as an Equalizing Board.
UK IT FU R TH ER RESOLVED, That the special assessments
provided for by this resolution to be marie and entered ugninst the
property bounding nnd abutting upon said improvement sbuli be
payable at the option of tho property owners owning property bound
ing and abutting upon ruch Improvement ns follows; either in full
within thirty days a f te r said assessments shall stand equalized, a p
proved nnd confirmed, or in ten equal nnnuul installments with
interest nt I he rate of eight per cent per annum Upon all deferred
payments front and a f te r the time said special assessments ti'iall
lie nnd stand finally equalized, approved nnd confirmed and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That this resolution shall be and
m i t h k o k a a i . K o k i i o \ i >h
N ut I f f I >• hf|l*t»y K l V f n t h i l l lip I I become effective Immediately from nnd afte r its passage and adop
a n . I u n t i l 7 Hi n ' c l u c h I*. M o n (tie*
2fith alii>* f-.f AtiHUai. A. I». 1f#2 . hhhI- tion.
imI pn>|innnlM w i l l bo ro o o lv o tl b y t i n
Adopted this 20 day of July A. D. 11*20.
C i t y ( <.fnmi-'slun o f «h«* ‘ ’ l l v o f Hnn FORREST I.AKE
f o r t l , 1*1 . i h l n . f o r tin* p u r i M u * * o f
O n * M i l K u n H im * f l u i H l n u l find S«*v••ii»y C i v . T l i o i m n m l h o l l n r €*lt y «»f
M anfnnl
K lo rld n ,
Im p ru vom rnt
IlornlM. k /i HI I m ihi I h lis'lnK vot(M| K**n
o r n l u b l l K i i t I diim o f Maid C l t v . i n i t h
o r l r s d bv <Mtllrui n t f o I 1ft. 111. 111'.
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C l t v " f H u ti^ear
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I bs u r I n t s T i s t a t t l i »• idU * o f 11v
| tivi(I oiH’- h n i r |i#*r * *• ni < i ‘ i S ) |n i
! Annum
a u d i o h r ilnta-d . I n i s
1* 1,
lisle i «■nt p . i y i i h h k #*i i i I - n n n u u l
It on J u l y f l r M n n d l . u n i a i \ f i t m•
nt s'lii li v» Mr, b o t h pi in«’i pnl m id
1nti*r**ai
h* l i m
jin v u M r
nt «'ha«ts*
N j i t Uiiiii 1 I t u n k in thi C| t> * 1 S r w
Y o r k . H t n t c »»f N»*w Y o r k . «mld l.o rn ls
bidnaf o f tin* d o n o i i t h m t I o n of On»»
rr i m i m u n d I h illn r M orirli n n d t n n tu i
IriM t h i r t y \ i n i r n a f t e r ths* tints* o f
InMuntit'D I l n r s * o f .
T i n * f u l l fn It It n n d <*r.*illi tsf t h o
C i t y o f S n n f o r d . K l o r l d n . I n irr**V o c f l l d v Jlle'dK •*(! flit* t h o |MIV l lio lll of
t h o |>rln<d|»n) n n d lnt«*is<*«i s»f Hftid
boVIll M.y
Ths* nhsivo hmit'N o f b o n d « to III’
nr#Id m i b j o v l to t h o n]»|>io\1im o | d u lo n of .Ms*iigrN ( ’n l d w s ll K l t n \ r n o n d .
A t to n vo y n. I o ho ftirnl««li «*r1 i»v I ho
f %ll \ «*f i b i i i f o n l , d o r hlu . t<s tlhs p u r shltHSF tbol'onf.
A i l h i d n nniMl bo nrs-oiiiiiHiilsMi hv
ri
riif9s*«fl olioolt ff>i t w o
r oont
12';, ) «if tiler ssm oim i of t h . h o o d s
lee h.* s i . hi
floirs i n n v he* HT|ti in 111 ♦*1 In tlo»
n i l S II I 11| w
l|H m I , I l f III till I'l • *t
is...... Is- Hi's* to hs*a»f Ills* j| It i* 1 li :• 1 1V s>*
M il In bo biiNs-d o n h rnt** o f I n t e r *
Meeting Of Trade Ic
Body Enlivened By
Spirited D e b a t e
( Continued from Page One)
trlct th at has u complete report
ready by Homtemhcr.
An intensive advertising cam
paign has been Inaugurated by the
merchants of Sanford to let tho
people of the surrounding te rr i
tory know of the Dollar Day Sale
here on Aug. 8 and 4. Over 9800,
it was announced, has been raised
from the merchants fo rthe pur
pose of m aking the enterprise n
auccess.
Representatives of the Lake
Monroe Transportation company
stated th a t they would co-operate
with the chamber by putting on ;i
faster schedule during the days of
the sale.
G. E. Markham, radio man from
could bear the.p ag in g sea
,_,.ig highh over the
t
wharves W inter Purk, made a short talk in
liftared for our safety during which he urged the establishment
fht Through the night and of a radio studio In this city to
pg day the rain fell In tor- have connection with the Hollins
I and part* of tho city, in thostation, and suggested that a fourhour program instead of u oneMotions, wors inundated.
felt, and the sound of hour bill be broadcast once a week.
K, P. Forster and Mayor Forrest
glass mingled with the
of the wind. There waa Imko addressed tho chamber on the
mtent until Tuesday mld- work th at has been done by the
J. the rain ceased and tho State Automobile Association for
r ventured forth to view the betterment of Florida in the
l; *l ‘
past two years.
(•••lit.
\ iiMMiiifm hid f o r amlil b o i i s U
in met bo Mint r d in d o i i n m n m l c r n i a .
T h e C l t v C o n n n lf t n lo n o f th«* C l t v
nf S iiiifi.n l. Khirltlti. h 'i h " ' "
ll m
i l u l i l til r i ' l c r t n a y n m l .ill lilil*.
I t\ l . l l l . ' f Ilf 111!' f i l l ' l lllll l l l l- H tl 'l
iif ill,- I ' 11V u f S i i l i f m i l . K l m l i l i i
H i l i ' i l ( li I n :l m l i <lio nf . l u l v . A I >.
I '.till
I.. it. I 'm iiii’s.
(H K A I.)
C l i y c i i ' r k nf U n i i * l ' y
o f H u n f i i r i l , l-'lni lil ».
1 1 . 1 ' i f T T K . y . H I ' D N L ' K I I A H I U H T h N.
l l v ( I K f l A | i | i ( ’U T T K « .
i-IT T A T T O H N H Y H
. l u l v 30. A u k . I u -10.
RESOLUTION NO. 116
t’a narthmoat island of the A RESOLUTION REQUIRING THE WIDENING, GRADING AND
,:WM Wt full force. Thu PAVING OK THIRD S TREET FROM PECAN AVENUE WEST TO
h°»UiV I AVOCADO AVENUE AND AVOCADO AVENUF. BETWEEN THIRD
cracks In STREET AND FIRST STREET, TO A WIDTH OF 24 FEET INSTEAD OF 10 FEET, AS HERETOFORE AUTHORIZED,
ayermsw First on Scene
Whereus, heretofore appropriate proceedings hnvo been hud pro
and South Bimini, directly viding for the grading and paving of Third Street from Peeun Ave
of Miami, suffered likewise),
trackage ell the small Islands nue to Avocado Avenuo, and Avocado Avenue between Third Street
Ing sufficient proof of the and First Street, and
t, while to the south lay the
Whereus, it is now deemed advisable that Third Street uhould
Gun Kay, termad tba ren- bo paved to a width o f 24 fest from Pecan Avenue to Avocado Ave
I of tt a bootlegger, now
nuo, and Avocudo Avenue sliodid be paved to n width of 24 feet bor more than a waste.
I. Leyshon of the Miami butween Third Street und First S treet to k width of 10 feet, that
Nawa, and R. P. Mitchell.
BE IT RESOLVED, T hat the City Commission of the City of
1'correspondent of tho.Asso- Sanford, Florida, deems it advisable hr u neccsutry public improve
Press, were the newspaperk:wbo pierced tho wall of allonce ment, in addition to the improvement by tho paving of Third Street
I Nassau and tho outer between Pecan Avenue nml Avocado Avenue, nml Avocado Avenue
Their flight by airplane said pavement should bo increased to a width of 24 feet, anil
L without adventure. ForeHE IT F U R TH ER RESOLVED, Thut Third Street between Pecan
. on a deserted Island when
Avonue
and Avocado Avenue, and Avocado Avenue between Third
' out, they were reaeued
a aeaplane. In search of S treet and First Street shall be puved with ahoet asphult on a rock
^ yacht, which supplied baaa or with other suitable paving material to a width of 24 feet
I n t i to resume their
instead of 10 feet, us authorized; all of said widening, improving,
„NiMau.
g at Nm m u . the news- grading and paving of Third Street between Peeun Avenuo nnd
found, the* wireless down Avocado Avenue, uml Avocudo Avenue between Third Street und
[. ware unable' to communicate F ir s t Street to a width of 24 feet instead of 10 f e e t shall be done
fadio statfama In Miami that
in compliance with the completed pluntt, specifications, profileti and
estim ates thsrefor, now on file in the nfflco of the City Clerk of the
City of Bunford, Florida, which said plana, specifications, profiles,
C a m H eard
and estim ates have been heretofore approved by the City Com.M unicipal C ourt mlsslOn
and constitute the plans nnd specification! for said widening,
three cases cam* before Improving and paving of Third Street between Pecan Avenue and
F 7 p . White In Municipal Avocado Avenuu( and Avocado Aonuo between Third Street and F irst
la tto n iag .
'Adam*, charged wRh be- S treet from a width of 10 feet to a width of 24 feet, nnd thia Com
fined 971 James mission hereby declnrcn the necessity for tho widening and paving
of Mid portion of Third Street nnd Avocado Avenue, as aforesaid,
as * necessary public improvement.
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with speod• BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a total expenditure not
wa* assessed
exceeding Boven Thousand Twenty-one and .14-100 (97,021.34) Dol
lar* I g : baroby authorized to cover the. coat of widsnlng the pavsmeat on Third Street botwoun Pecan Avenuo and Avocado Avonue,
and Avocado Avenue between Third Strcot and F irst Street frbm a
u
width of 16 feet to a width of 24 foot, which said sum .of Seven
Thousand,
Twenty-one and 34-100 (97,021.84) Dollar* Md the total
, F U v J u ly 60.—
lo* of th a Bank estimated coat of said improvement; th a t the entire coat of ^ta
th« finances of improvement aforesaid shall be as.'ussed against ail-psoperty abtttunead ta
nk. Pl*n» ting and fronting upon that portion of Third Strcef ftlw ten
M ^ to w e d 0} ™
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Bank Has
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Avetwa and, Avocudo Avsnus, and Avocado Avenuo between
WWM S t m t and Flrat Street to be so improved by the widening of
ol .fta pro- portion of Third S tra ti and Avocado'Avenue from a width of 16
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and against ail lota and lands adjoining and con
and abnttlnf upon said improvement; that Seven
-ona and 84-100 (97,021.34) Dollars la the total _
o f aold contemplated improvement In the widening
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ond Avocado.-.Avenue to be •
itisle u d
of
u
w id th
of
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1(1 f e e t , AM a u t h o r i z e d ;
..
n il
of
will produce alm ost th e color schem e desired to h a r
monize w ith draperies, floor coverings and fum iflhings. Its beauty, henlthfulmwa nnd long w ear ju s tify
it m use in preference to o th er wall finishes.
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R ogers
H dw .
C o.
D At G FLAT
WALL PAINT
fv rr nvvnj.g.h'6*^;
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Coming To Celebrate
The 150th Anniversary
Of The Republic - - -
Last
Have your b
®! sweet andf
Single Cott<
Double Cotti
Single Wool
Double Wi
“ We use only sol
SANFORD LAI
The President
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BRANci
fMclANDERi
PHONtH
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S tu d e b a k e r
Sj S a n J u a n G a r a g e
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C om pany
IV E S G O *
Itera owning property
It as follows; either fe
,gtaU lltand cqualload,
iitel InkUllmsnts wttk'va, '
S f e,
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a
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blankets
iiaiaiBlBliMiililfiinfaBfi^^
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s n id w iden*
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I WASHES
Saturday, July 3 1st
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Alsnyt keep UcwboJV,
prickly hen, H,.?/**
lions.
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Dozier & Gay’s Flat Wall Paint
Dollar Day
Vz!
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S aSsbitih.^
te sss
I( keeps
T h e in te rio r d eco ralio n s of y o u r hom e shofuld re-
ing, improving, grading and paving of Geneva Street between I.inden Avenue nnd Hrisxuu Avenue to a width of 21 feet instead of 16
feet shall be done in eonipliiuice with the compleii.l plans, specifica
t io n «, profiles und estimates therefor, now on file in llit* office
of the Uity Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, which said plans,
specifications, profiles nml estimates have been herctoforo approved
by the City Commission und constitute the plans and specifications
for said widening, improving ami paving of Geneva Street between r I
Linden Avenue und lirisson Avenue from a width of III f e e t)to a
width of 24 feet and thin Commission hereby declares the necessity
■tfifiif g m B f E f H iiin if i LnLniniDLTiin iiiiJu riiJB fiL n ira i
for the widening and paving of said portion of Geneva Street, as
uforemid, as n necemnry public Improvement. •
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That u total expenditure not
exceeding Eight Thousand Seven Hundred Sixteen and U0-100
(98.716.00) Dollars is hereby authorized to cover the cost of widen
ing thy )>nvement of Geneva S treet between Linden Avonue and
BrisHon Avenuo from n width of 10 feet to a width of 24 feet, which
said sum of Eight Thuuiuuid Seven Hundred Sixteen and DO-100
(98.710.00) Dollars is the total estimated cost of said improvement;
th at the entire cost of the improvement aforesaid shall Go assessed
ugninst nil property abutting and fronting upon thnt portion of
Geneva Stroet between Linden Avenue and Urision Avenue to be
so Improved by the widening of said portion of Geneva Street from
a width of 10 feet to 21 feet, and against all lots and lauds adjoin
ing nnd contiguous or bounding and abutting upon snid improvement;
that Eight Thousand Seven Hundred Sixteen and 00-iim 1 98,7lit.'.aii
Dollars is the total estimated cost of said contemplated improveim nt
in tho widening of said portion of Geneva S treet to Im specially :i . i
sessed against all lots am) lands adjoining nnd contiguous or hound
ing and uhutting upon said improvement; the sum of 93.8U is Hit*
estimated cost per front foot ftfr said improvement.
It i h n principle of th e Dicknon-Iven urganlznBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That It ia the determination of
tion to give our custom ers tin* g re a te st possible
thin Commission thnt all l o t s nnd lands adjoining nnd contiguous or
bounding and abutting upon Geneva Streot between Linden Avenuo
value for every dolldr expended. To this end
nnd lirisson Avenue will |,(> benefited by tho improvement provided
we have m erchandise expert a in the various
for by this resolution, und that tho special nsiussments to be mode
nnd entered against all l o t s and lands udjoinlng and contiguous or
m ark ets of the world, who are constantly on
bounding and.abutting upon :uch contemplated Improvement s h a l l be
w atch for unusual values.
made upon a foot frontage basis; th a t is to say, th at in the prep
aration of the speciul assessment roll covering tho contemplated im
provement, auch special assessments nhnll be determined and pro
rated according to the foot frontage of tho r®apectivu properties
specially benefited by said Improvement.
BE IT FU R TH ER RESOLVED, That tho Tax A«»«*sor nml the
City Clerk of tho City of Snnford, Florida, in accordance with the
provisionr of Sections 101 und 102 of tho C harter of the City of
Sanford, Fioridu, shall proceed without delay to make u special anscsemont roll, assessing the apeelol benefits to bp received us tho
result of tho improvement contemplated against all lotn und lands
adloinlng and contiguous or bounding and abgttlng upon such im
Here is nn event that ap
at 91.00. It is really surprovement, and upon tho completion of said aiwessment roll to euuso
peals to every shopper.
prifting, the number of
a copy thereof to be published two times consecutively, once each
F or one day only, wo
worth-while articles a
wovdc, in a newspaper published in Snnford, Florida, attaching t„ said
>l<jllnr will buy nt this
shall put on ante hund
sale. We wunt ovory D-I
npeclai assessment roll so published a notice directed to all property
reds of articles -each nn
ui i unier to take advantowners interested in mid special assessments, stating in accordance
exceptional \nlup--to sell
ugc of this event.
with the provisions of the C harter of the City of Sanford, Florida, a
definite time and place where complaint* will be hoard nnd when
Mid special asse.iummt roll will be finally confirmed by tho City
Contmtssfon sitting as nn Equalising
('erne, firing your Friends.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
.th e ', special assessment*
provided-tor by this resolution to be
i f entered nguinu'. tba
- , r r
property fe rn lln g and abutting upon-?
provement shall b*
pgjtehle a t "tta option of the prop**
and ing and'abutting upon such imp
11 Within tlijilty daya after said asst
roved and contained, or in ton e<
PR IC I
HEi
C H A P]
Kateter,,
swsr. Uwillno,,^-
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E. F. HOUSHOLDER
As tile City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida.
Attest:
I,. R. 1*1111.IPS
(SEAL)
City Clerk
fret
Spreaeut
B f Scoali ltlc-dy
sft
ct-ive the most careful conHiderntiou.
HKHOLUTION NO. :H6
A RESOLUTION REQUIRING THE WIDENING, GRADING AND
PAVING OF GENEVA ST R E E T FROM LINDEN AVENUE EAST
TO BRISSON AVENUE, TO A WIDTH OK 24 F E E T INSTEAD OF
n; FEET AS HERETOFORE AUTHORIZED.
W hrm i i iitrotcfcrc npproj.iinti i.ifiKK-etlings b:nb been
bud
providing fm the grudlng and paving nf Geneva Street from Limlon
Avenue In Hii"hun Avenue, and
Whereas, it i* now deemed advisable Ilint Geneva S treet should be i
paved to u- winth of 24 feet from Linden Avenue to Brinson Avenue,
therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, T hat the City Comm nsion of the City of
Snnford, Florida, «jeems it ndvUublc ns a fiber .nary public improveiiiiut, in ailflitiini to llie improvement by the paving of Geneva Street
between Linden Avenue and Brlsson Avenue to a width of ltf feet,
Mint iiui paveniyut s ImiuIiI be ineren-ed to n width ti(%24 feet, nnd
BE IT FURTHER RKSULVED, Thai Tlenevii Street between
Linden Avenue and lliissim Avenue shall lie puved with sheet asphalt
«*Mt Ivan than five and on«»-baif i>» i nr, a f(H*k luiMt* or with other Huitolilo imvln^ mittmul t n width of 24
of tha outlying Islands
E Z J 'n Z h t i
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me IT FU R TH ER RESOLVED, t h a t Ifife,resolution ^ h « l h e^a w L
BE IT FURTHER inW OtVED, That It Is the c
e f f e c t s I m m S l y ^ o m and a f te r Its passage artd.adop- AHC8 OI tho pcira i
this Communion that alt .fete and lands adjoin in* and contiguous become
is the estimated coet p s r f t w f r f i o t fo* M id fadprorttoaht.
BY R. J, HOLLY c
W
avert eight P «1ri, . . . pinnum *\* \
interest' *9
payment* from a -Sfter the time Mid . p * l a
imd stand
finally equalized, appromd-airtI appflnM d.
id finally
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aaaioAd taaJost Ml
S S S d p u tti
ORLANDO
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Friday nnd Sn(nrrfi)
nnd 7, fur Ir.iina ilu
J;U;kKunvblt* AI
ROUND TRIP
SANF<
’’■Ailanta. (Jn.*
’’■AuKuata, C»a.
’’'Macon, Ga.
tB runsw lck, Ga-^
■Charleston, H.
■Charlotte, N. C.j
Columbia, S. C.
•Sumpter, S. C.
Savannah, Ga.
: iHIrminghum ....
: Chattanooga ....
Leave above pojnt
tr i p before
lows: * Aug 15;
t A u g . 17.
TICKETS GOOD
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any A. C. L.
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F
ed Physician Orders Mrs.
Catherine ScottfToEJnd
Fast Of Twenty Days
m
f{vnInLa wfon
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
'Building perm its issued a t the
City Clerk’s offlco today were aa
follows: Mrs. Anna Messer, re
pairs on a store buildihg on San
ford avenue. $100/
The Sanford
Bunk and Trust Company, repairs
on the roof and the* walls of the
directors room, $600.
DETROIT, duly 30.—(/P)—Mrs.
OIH.ANI ki , Flu., .July 39.—(/Pi — t'ntherino Scott, publicly fasting
ft- I*. I ’iwienco. a member of the *“ raise funds for the fu rth e r de
li use nf her condemned xlnycrtt (
the do- timfotic over the prospects for next Oilnndt) police force, was a r r e s t husband, Russell Scott, and to su p
"prop*** 'n
ynnr.
He pointed out the fart ‘■'I last night, and nlacod in the port their three children, was or
. a , public whiM'l sys- thnt while tho growth in the San
’n’i Ponding tho posting of dered last night by her physician,
in the nnnuul re- ford and Seminole county school
,),m .'"tMl. charged with offer Hr. Robert Rosen, to end her fnat,
rr«ntly 1“ the eyntam Had not boon of ,u- phenoipe-* " J , !'n ' to . ' hI" follow-officers now in its twentieth day. IHeadnal n atu re the substantial ip.
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weakness and illness, she post*fi” rotect>°P
of iia nuone
house wncre
where
orpuxo ii+ul steady growth of tho' u i i a l bevernges jycro alleged t o | ,," ," ‘1' u‘r decision until today.
Hon ha!. Walthall,
rtlue of the i»r«|»- educational facilities of tho coun hnvo been“ made.
*
I “ When O'ldertaking your enso,” c n Seminole 11mlson-Essox t ’o.,
• • ■The house, located !n a quint I read a letter ilddreascd In her by
ffc the county ^ J 0" 1 ty were very em.'<pirugingi
Sanford. I ! ,.
There
larc
a
t
this
time
eight
Dr. Rosen. "I stated th a t I would
17tt isoo.i)"1'- 1ro*
£,t in the " ext 1,ri Ck'l I W t r * U,,<L <>n,C T <rutV ^WtsHnst r S t by"lej»5ty lh w if? r permit von to fast ns long as I be l>e ir I 'd .
r r was
1
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lieved such a fast would not in
»bly raise t*,'s to Kchoo! buildings in Seminole coun- end
We have had nil kinds of weeks,
u H. . C. t,’a—•
aSrrested and
tyi
W ith very few exceptions charged
wijih vi«*lnii«,n of the pro SVPV wav nepair vour health or he from the I all RiiJjhj Week to the
Liner cent in the |»ri- theso buildings are equipped with mbitinp law. Me was released roine a risk to your vitality and
P L u , and 27 per cent modern facilities.
The limitation has now More Balm ■ Week.
under bond of *M)0. The house strength.
There a r e 127 teachers in this was operated as the S ta r Orange been readied where further fa s t
P L , | enrollment was
T h e e ha-, -i a reel V been a week
Lflnr fenture "f tho county nnd during the past year
mb and issued membership cards, ing may involve a certain amount ir v 'at
h ♦ has not been deili
1,7611
boys
amt
girl*
were
enrolled.
1 suggest that your fast
Jef this year's reeortl
wlitrh read as the nsutd club niem- of risk.
(cate.l
to
une effort, tp some apThere Were 4,176 .students in th e Impihln raids'. |„,t no address wu he immediately abandoned nnd
>l«t-25,
*.
county
schodls
last
year.
thnt you loinmeiicc to take food ns i l|ra' •" t *’ pnblic pntronage or
printed on the card.
lent Lawton is «l»j tbe public par e.
Confiscated a t the time of the I direct.”
Mrs. Stott has lost nearly 20
a rre s t o f j ’a r r were 1201 bottl#:.
I do pul I v ,w whore all i'f these
of heer, .<71 of whi, Ii were nliOnriv pounds since her fast was started.
weeks
origin.tie, but some body ha*
created for shipment; 60 gallons |
to t n i tla in. and I guess I have
ol mesh, I Of, pound „f sugar, 21 ! HOARD S I / m . K S OIL ROW
i.tns of mall e x t e n t , two hags .,f
ulmlll
mm h right to dedicate a
WAMENtiVl'N. July 30. </P)
In Orlando
1"litle-caps, a bottle capper and I he Iiimi I i.f
appeals lietll to- | \\• <:
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one else.
' •" ions other
I•,,i..-i,t for tie da
I Inn money invested in oil
r i,., ,
.lulv •■:<>. - I /H
I h i" I l v suggest 1bat we
pin., Jill)
W E S T ■ PALM REACH. Flu.. ! '“ " ‘" ta e tm ,
a a .e “ w in eat ' territory which
farlvle oI' Miami .Inly 30.—(/P)—A probate of (T
Week Week, a Week
hi'iame wmthlt . during the tax- *' '' '
fork wni hrmi.-1:1 li»'i< 1will of Edward Russell Thoms
dde year a • the result of the didi
1 ' h i ancient and out
from Miami I'V >» Now York, and Palm Beach ni•I
inking of iy v, !ls, i.- d iluctnldc | ni
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of resting. Il n.
W of Onuii'i' ‘ " " n,v lioiiairo, is expected to he execi.: •(
■is loss*", from loss income.
ciu
i' weald be if the whole
jail. i hatged wi<h ed within a few days as a result j
checks on local in of the removal yesterday of a
A delegation of Kustis Kiwao
| twines* li"ii -*• . Mu* caveat ag a in s t the will entered h\
i.' fis including the d u b ’s Imsolmll
by police in Miami a form er wily of the deceased.
| for tltr local authorMrs. Lucy Cotton Thomas, last team arrived here this a fte m DOM
to be the guests of the Sanford
. ...
\wife of the dead .man. was heKiwniiis Club. A game between
• jl''"'. ,u
queuthed npproximntelv SfiOO.OOl). llie visitors and the Sanford club’s
..irnlp on a warrant Mr. T hom as’ m other was awarded
ren r charge of rut- cuotigh property to net an annual team was scheduled t<> be plavcd
l
fieconling I" _l*»«’ul income of $26,«0Q and- his las: tit the Municipal Athletic I'icld.
beginning
a
t
1
o’clock.
■T*krn to Mi.io.i. lu j wift>’n mother, enough property t
Tmiigat a lmnqtle' will lie given '
Z h l b , j*c a n .
tt,‘h earn a y e a i ^ income of f.i.tmti.
bgprucmliiii;>
ih.si
the visitors at the Seminole t ali'
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Kinlev
Cotton
Hoad, whith lie skip
I Walter R. W’eiser. district K, |
WHOLE MILK
?.ho p r i c e .
entered the caveat in behalf of her
i
i t-i i
mi
, | w'am.- governor for Morida, will
|W5J rc arrc-ii d ami ,
Snmuel H n lc y I In..... is. a - |„. Ult. KUl.Bt ()f honor.
oner. An
An entci
Ifrnm jail m Miami I
sim ultaneously with the fil- teinnieiil program has been ar
, arrested hv a di p- ir>8 (,f t t p will.
ranged. The hatiquet will start
According to the dot iimepl, at 7:."0 o’clock.
Jfom> of the <‘range
l office and brought Samuel Eiulcv Thomas wa-» to r<
Dade City (•round broken, for
the ch.i! ges of ceive a. tru s t fund at the ihath id
construction of new eommuuitv ■ M aaiaNnGM aH M itiiiinnaaaB B BaHtr*M arM aaiiNaiiHM aai!iHB aaa
Mrs. L.ucf Cotton Thomas.
Ii.
a
hotel.
Canal Point— Work started, on
construction of laboratory sit cuueGreen Cove Springs $1,000,(inn
lesting station of United States Shunds bridge to be erected,
D epartm ent of Agriculture.
across St. Johns River.
bllSuWyo.. July .’10.
ne Nnlintitd Bark
(objective of a score
!«i their tour of
their t luce-day
flosed at Cheyoisht.
trill uarty will
(o r . Fiist Street A Main Eotr.inre
r, the eastern enF O R W \RM' W ISA I II KR
Itark. ami at one
' Duffaki Bill, and
a "
At this time of |he hot Summer, we are carrying ae
a *
Ijntn tip' park.
e x tra h u g e -11, ■Id I I delicious cold meats.
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>k H 'S
I)
I mv Prices
t 0,11 te .y
REST A WEEK
K ta r s w ^
lomas Will Likely
Be Executed Soon
At West Palm Beach
[Check Writer
fin Miami On
country could tnko n solid week nf
rest.
During this week. It would be my
idea to have all places of amuse
rpent cloned and let the people oi
this grand and morc-nr-le*? jjlnrious country really get acquainted
with' their own homes once more.
The -edrfew hell should ring in
every city nliout 8 o’clock ami
everybody rnueht out on thi
Ktrcets should lie locked in iuil and
made to rest mi eutlro week,
• All lights should fop required out
by 1). o’clock and tho people given
a chance to catch iio on the sleep
thpv lost year lieforu Inst.
All si votdioiu's and other in- |
strum ents of torture should lw re- ;
quired to be deposited with the I
city authorities, and any person
heard making noises on n saxo-i
phone during the week should !*.-J
shot at sunrise the following morn- i
ir> with a I l mdi cannon :.t a to,
foot ranee.
i
W hat a wonderful week it would
be, Ed! IVople would either have I
to stay at home during their ]
leisure horn or • omul them d riv
ing nryiind in .hi Essex Coach. A
I
Inxurioii:
T •f rest!
Yours.
BILL.
I
Adi I
Will Banquet Here
ARCADE
a
Grocerteria
Cold Meats
-SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY-
mers
S
iFrom A.^ent
SEE, Kill., July 30.
prixoivrs, Will
l|>|flAWli ;e l.tive, es- i!
[tonlk Mg. . act ....
while e n r i u d c ' j
xh |..t ail'ord last j ■
lbureau aaiiouiiccd ' *
«t up from Palm
t three years on a
tharge and were
tj'tofUluT.
I!oogers
| Jiiioner I,,, had in
llad began oinoedinto
' finding l.i|„ „f (he
Boiled Ham
l>resscd Ham
’ Chipped Beef
O ther tcmnliriir meats
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We have blpntv of
21 Lbs. Pills. Flo u r ............1.41)
10 Lbs. New Irish Potatoes.. .45
-Milk Fed Hens and Friers-
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Pure F o o d Market
.1. II T il.L IS , Prop.
)ld Horse
Automobile
Telephone 10.7
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w Murphy
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andi «»ll IV
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rat lax .
through in, '•'ti lied
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a b u tte rm ilk diet. I O ur re g u la r b u tterm ilk and
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Joe’s Smokehouse
Cy’s Place
Oasis Cafe
C. J. Coleman
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Milk ............. 55c
Heinz Rice
Flakes, 3 Pkgs... 50c
No. 2 Osceola
Tomatoes......... 9c
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P ea s.......... 12 l-2e
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I1DAY. JU L Y 20, 1926
11! HERALD PLATFORM
rature forFlorida Promoters As Brisbane
A • „ .
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Wall Street Waa Happy. '
M Have The Hold. . ,
"Is Florida a fa ilu re ? ”
'
V
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Mexico’* Rellglou* War.
McCall's M agazine fo r A u g u st h as an Ida Tarboll article,
Satan, And The i^diT*
answ ering th a t question bo sensibly it would seem th a t
BY A in HD ft filtIBBAWB
some of th e peopfe seeking good w ays to advertise th is s ta te
<C'rrri*M
hr »«a» Co.>
would buy a carload of th e m agazines and see th a t they
a re distrib u ted f a r and wide.
A HAPPY Wall S treet y*»torT his A ugust num ber closes M iss T arbell's series on Flo duv for wine one*. _ ‘
Tho "Street’’ hud rend Pr«*lrida, and the editor of McCall's p u ts it very wlell when he
says, in his com m ents on th e grticW, "If you a re looking dunt CooUdge’* prosperity. talk,
irw a new home, u new farm , you'w ill wiah to re a d and pon- ^ \ 1^ S kllri!l0h1., t s ^ t a S t
tier this rem arkable analynia o f th e g re a t boom by the 127690 ahnre* <>f Steal common,
mo»t a stu te and famouft w om an-journaiiat in A m erica.”
up three point* to !«■
Other*, including Mr. Durant,
Mbits Tarbell upenu her McCall article w ith a n account of bought
107.400 share* of Griieral
^n experience nhe had in France, in March of 1919. She Motor*. UP more than seven
waft going to h er desk in th e Red Cross h ead q u arters point* to 1711. a record fo r nil
through th e G arden of the Tuileries, when som e American time. There were other record*.
Don’t gamble. That never pay*;
soldiers, evidently on leave, hailed her from a bench in the
but
above nil. don’t well thl* coun
park, They were all excited over a pam phlet, and crowded
try *hort.
about her to show here w hat u wonderful prospect it of
fered.
T H E PRESIDENT'S statem ent
T he title on the pam phlet w as "Hey th e re !” and beneath on prosperity wi-a confirmed by
rre u t corporation*. The big steel
it was the subtitle, "Do You W an t A Home on a F a rm ? ” com pun v in the lust six months
It outlined a governm ent schem e by which service men re earned more than $92,000,000. Gen
tu rn in g to civil life would have an opportunity to buy eral Motors more than $93,000.Thus in net profit*, one
farm s through governm ent aid. Miss Tarbell said she hap 000.
single automobile conce-*o eelipacd
pened to know som ething of th e fine plan, and was able to the great steel comnan* '- ggest
tell how strongly il was backed by big men in the United industrial unit in the w id.
Stntes.
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Phonographs nnd Rcco
Radiator ornaments
Musical Instruments
THE NOV
SHOP
»r water rout* to Jack716 Sanford aJ
■vlllv.
Sanford, E|,
tin* of HI. Johna-lnHan Hirer canal,
teaaion of while way.
Swtwmlna pool, tennia courta,
etc.
Logmcnllng of building pro
* • *
1 i.oltD ItKA VEKUROOK doubts (
gram—houses, hotrU, apartHo! this was one of the tilings that could not g et through j “ 'ViManl'ii.V\V.V!iirin.. «ru*n
to!
m«at bounce.
alon of street paving pro (’nngnms, I’nrlittaii
th a t prevents men from wmk- the patient Emmie turn* against
gram.
ijijf for the m ost obvious of benefits for th e ir country would I in. (fnlil slumlord'* value, culls it
atructlon of b o u l e v a r d not perm it favorable net ion on the measure, “T he National that this i-ountiv hr* the gold.
around Labe Monroe,
All the gold in creation wouldn’t
•apletion of city beautifica Soldier S ettlem ent Act,” described in th a t pam phlet. help US or keep u* where wc are
30 hy 3*/j I’al Iifinder
tion program.
Thousands of young men who bream ed of happy, prosper if we didn’t have mill*, fnetoriea,
2 9 .hy MO I’alhfindrr
(pension of echool ayatem
31 by 525 (iiioilvcar
funn*. mine* oil well*, and espo
'v' wllh provinlon for Increaaed ous days on th e ir own farm s found that the pam phlet was cinllv
Ollier si/rs in prng
inventive mill industrial g e
mere
"bu
n
k
.”
Instead
of
finding
a
chance
to
go
on
to
their
V facilities.
Let
Us Repair You
own potential farms, the service men came back to look for nius.
Henry
Ford
i*
worth
probably
ILK VERBF FOR TODAY
any kind of a sorry job they could find.
two thousand million dollar* in
Hockey Tire
Sf .
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The part of Miss T arbell's article telling of th a t hope- gold. It would hurl him if you
IENOTII FOIl THE DAYS—
Road Her vice
•hoc a ahull bo iron mid hr nan; raising ami destroying itself worth nation-wide reading; took Unit uw:iv from him. Hut if
311 E. 2nd S|
letters,
aa 'thy dnyn, an ahull thy hut Florida real e sta te men, and land-owners, could derive you took awav four
-NV.
j-'-o
i
ii,
he
would
really
suffer.
igth be." Dent. .12:25.
particular benefit from careful slim y of w hat Miss Tarbell
,-k , J———o--------PRESIDENT < AI.I.KS. of Mex
T H E END OF Till-: w o r l d tells of some special experim ents in colonization projects.
WAR DEBT FICTIONS
FI ton J. Mo ugh ton
i
in,,
(tider* sei/.ure of all Catholic
thla.old world shall reach the
Of these projects several are in Florida. Miss Tarbell cliunlic*
NEW YORK HERALD TRMU1NK
if the orients leave them
m T '
A ltn tlT K C T
has made a personal investigation of the ones she describes ;
Aug. I. ntul forbid* priest* to
MEAT MARK]
it groaning* there v+ill he,
:.t
the
thought
of
title
borrowers
F irst N ational Hank Bldg.
shrieking* diro, nn angry fire and she tells in a forceful wuy about their various m ethods turn over tin1 church properties to
Tin idea thal the French govern
110 Sanford A|
committees of laymen. 1 he Mex- ment burrowed money from the Washington oil A p ril,12, 191 1- „
of making th e ir work a success.
gumea tho land I.ml nen.
Florida
S
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n
f
o
r
d
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icon
government,
will
consider
the
10H
Pnlmstlo
(Tilled States after our deelnra
f 1 can hear them cry
* * *
A few days later the French
chiin he* “a* abandoned" and tr*e lion oi war without expecting to
Va the
Aa crash
eyas of doom;
Her article, of course, is too long for reproduction here. them" for public schools end other reiuiv il within itnv definite term government cabled Ambassador
n ev tf more the akylark ho«t
r rotes comd* to'bloom T
or to pay interest on it i* n pure .1lissom ml to ;■s k lor a twenty-five 4 r
We only have space to call the atten tio n of Herald readers IHil'po es.
legend. It i* gratifying to know year instead of a fifteemyear
to its excellence. Hut we should he losing a g reat chance
NEWS
DISPATCHES
report
the
he t emnv representative French term, lie secured that modifica
.'life on earth forever dona7
to pass on u good thing, if we did not take this opportunity first death due to the nnti-Catholic lmen
do not accent thi* myth and tion. Then he was requested to
“ at all that’* lovely fade?
birds and been, and whisper to endorse and em phasize Miss T nrhell’s conclusion th at the ipw s. The mayor u L a small town are i undid enough to eall attention ask for thirlv venrs. Secretary
You are Iro Ir.d In e.uoe lit (hr Nrw Yorh Hiidln
m ost needed rule tor successful colonizing work is intelli wa* hanged hocaum of hi* attack to (lie historic realities of the McAdoo again agreed.
ing tree*
nor rvmlnK mot llslrn (o music mill (nlks (mm dltfJ
on
a
Catholic
priest.
This
is
prob
M.
Laiizaiine
reports
Mr.
Mc
t rnmni lion.
ports or the rooiilrr.
gent study of the prospective settler.
In the dust bo laid?
ably the beginning of much viol
I k fi g l o » r ( s l o n d i l l i - d , n d i i a s l r . l , n o i l r r p n l r r d .
A(
In ii recent i*sue of "I»e Matin" Adoo as saying:
tars and moon and Jovoly
Instead of selling land regardless of how th a t land is to ence throughout Mexico.
e rc rtrrt.
“Ail right! It will be thirty
M. Mi'phnne laiu/anm* published
’ dime
The authorities seek to locale sonic extract* fronr the French | years. For the first ten years you
he handled by its buyer, the rig h t kind of colonizer fir,st
C A L L T H E M A N T H A T K N O W S — NOT
. pass away?
authors and distributor* of Diplomatic archive* illuminating will pay only interest, and in the
MAN T H A T O W N S ON E
darkness fall and chlldron sees th a t th e land is good for som ething and then gets hold the
hills appealing to Mexicans “ to
amnrtinUinp,
attitude ami intentions of the next twenty an
small
of a se ttle r who will bring th a t land into profitable useful put on their Christian armor." The the
Fren h government when the first which will a uro reimbursement
T h e N e w Y o r k R a d i o SI
ness.
longer romp in play?
pamphlet, addressed “To men who iviii .aIvances were sought. Here | a! the end of thirt) years."
il:»
2112 N. Ihirk A>e.
Open Until 10 1*. M.
I’hnn
are
not
cowards,
to
women
woo
iv
the
di
patch
in
which
A
minis
1 Paris nccoplt'd these terms. M.
Q uoting the rules th at have made possible the great suc have no fei*r of the firemen or the
‘'bite dee'the rising *un
sailor .lus-i'rand told of bin initial I.anzaime nvs, ott April 2l>, 1917.
cess of Hugh Mi-ltac, of W ilmington, North Uamliiia. jail of martyrdom " ends: "( ittlio- inter) )'■» with Seerclat v Mr Adoo
rtaead the lane* we’ve trod?
In the iiegutiution* [ur . the ad
| never more men journey o’er through tw enty years of experim ent, M iss Tarbell
irlls iics! Nero ended. Caligula died. C- ( >ti A'prd I^S I’*17.
varices no mention was nuide ol a
I
lim
J.-)
i
ii
it
ill.appeared.
And
so.
;:l
path* which we have trial?
Florida ot the big things Florida should more generally
“ I have pist Inlked with the Sc
I'oiuinou interest ami a common i .. .. .......................................................................................................... I
jo,
will
end
all
the
enemies
of
(he
We've done and new begun
know. These rules, The Herald, too, is glad to pass on. U church. Only (Jod docs not die, retary of the Treasury about oui cuiiMe I'eiilliriii” tliem to he roajj'aenivlea* and in vain
financial needs. The figure of j -idered it nonioimliursalile con| now you hsate to lay in wu*tu would be n m ost excellent th in g if every real estate hoard, mi*i will 11iA church over die. Christ $1 33,1)00 (Hill n monih draw no nl> ' u ilioliou hy the United States |
lives,Chi
iat
reigns,
Christ
rules.’
more to ri*u agiin ?"
and every individual land-seller, in Florida would take as a
.faction from him. That of $21 s. They represented national debts |
9
set of com m andm ents:
000,000.11 moult), which would lontracted in the Allies inrlivid- I,
" l l u t r j o u r I m u r a n e r w r l K r i i l i r m e n n h n It m m
A I.ADY evangelist in I.os cover th e total o f o u r purchu-e- iinilv for national war purposes 1
I then I faney I can hear
1. Sell no land which you have not proved fit
re the tumult strong,
Angeles came buck end told Imw elsewhere limn in the Unileil They estalili-tied a le"ul relation of S
WE O F F E R POLICIES IN
to grow w hat you tell your settler it will grow ;
sbe bud I...... kidnaped. The di- States, seemed a little high to him; creditor and debtor .
lee declare: "Wlmt? Would
5
Fire
Liability I
trict attorney says the reverend but It is not iiii'iossible thut w
you spare
that is, sell only certified land—and have a t least
The war loans to Frailer* are to
lady
was
not
kidnaped,
hut
went
■
jj
T
ornado
IMale
(Ilass |
may obtain it. * * * The interes:
EWorld where all i* wrong?
an acre or two ready for a crop.
fnr a little trip with the guntle- will be the same as the govern tie practically wiped out by th<* g
|hoard you grumble mid com
Accident
S
u
rety
Bonds|
settlement.
Hut that
2. I’ick your settler. Be sure he loves the soil—
maulv radio operator of her tern ment of the United States 1* able Uerengor
plain,
is only because of American
pie.
has had experience on it— will work— is t hri ft y
Em ployers and A utom obile Liability.
to ohtnin, probably .'I'd, per cr'itl, recognition of the debtor's capaci . %
v heard you curse your birth,
am bitious.
While the lady appeals to that with a guaraniv that if later loans tv to pay. reinforced by friendly
a t the brink of doom you
operator to come hack and clear should Ire made at a h.ighcr rate consideration of F ran c e^ present !
C O L C L O U G H R E A L T Y COM PAl
think
!i. Furnish expert advice as to soils—crop di
her immc, i tie district attorney the nftjiie iulere.-t would be paid no financial difficulties. Any French
f«JCh a lovely earth!
■
.
‘H I,F irst National Hank Illdg.
Tctephurcj
versification—
methods.
He
a
FR
IEN
D
to
th
e
new
ask* that her finger prints he t a k tho first loan. This interest nue: man who examines the nature and
>
comer.
ho
paid
by
all
the
Allied
countries
en
for
comparison
with
finger
SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A
I would you havo it* pi.in once
origin of these contracts must S
prints found in a little cottage in- Interested. As to the time of re abandon forever the fiction that m
-1. Supply credit when wise.
more
Rent
Estate
Insur
habited bv the radio man and the payment. I mention (supposing il i ho United States in collecting any
hear the skylark ning
5. Place your settlers in groups, w here they can
to be agreeable l fifteen years. Mr part of tho w ar debts is doing
mysterious lutlywould you weep, that you
build up social life—com m unity in te re sts—schools
McAdoo made no objection t •> violence to the' *pirit or conditions
m ight keep
—roads—am usem ents.
WISELY AND proiierly, the rev th a t,”
of our war association with the
. rosea
blossoming?
oses bit
ertiiul la<lv refuses to d J b b it her
"Such," sav- M. I.alizarine, “ wai Allies,
Would I know you loved It so?
(1. Encourage co-operation.
prints. In all this earth
often you complained.
All of those rules ami some more equally good are being finger
there are no two sets of finger
m you’d bravo It* care to
ONE GREAT TROUBLE
practiced in som e of Florida’s colonization enterprises. Hut print* exactly alike. Hut don’t
save
TAM!I’A TIMES
world which you'd disdained.” the state is being injured every day by the unloading of forget Satan ever seeking to dis
credit hi* enemies. He can do al
odl"
K l UP(,Ili.UnHUi;t« h,e
w^(’ will never contribute any- most anything. Nothing easier
—E dgar A, Guest.
The governor of Kentucky hu ( ers allow themselves to make such
thing to tho jiuhlic welfare.
if
fnr hint than to plant on walls and pardoned the bobbed-haired young statement* ns the one he made
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MiHs Tarbell’^ article should he used as "educational furniture of some cottage “love woman who was fined fur assatnt which they most Assuredly have
rrah for the Celery men I
neat" finger prints of a ladv who and buttery beCnuse she slappeil no right to make.
-------- 0--------literatu re for muny of Florida's prom oters
noyer saw the cottage in her life. tho face of u nrenelni wlio sou]
»y are Hitting oil top of the
Much i* heard these days und
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BIG REDUC1
GOODYEAR
W.H. L01
Radio Reception Is Goi
E INSUREWITHRELIABLE1NSURI
What
once more.
----- -------------Governor Martin tell ’em
Florida? We’ll say he did.
New Automobile Tajys Ordered For Florida
Florida’s autom obile lags for 1927 will be m anufactured
lita In UonUrn got away with a t the s ta te prison furm a t Raiford. More t han three hunDon’t you Hupputte thojf dred thousand tags have been ordered, and likdlv as not
• tnbitaku and thought they an o th er order for additional tugs will have to he rushed in
In 'Chicago ?
to take care of the dem and next Jan u ary .
{Utah exchange says, “ Miss
The new tags are to be black and wliito, which will he
‘Appleton’Will leave here Fri- easy to read even if th e color scheme does not advertise
jto npom) two due* in llolllNnw t h a t ’s carry spelling H o n d a as well as do colors suggesting its fru its and flowers
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LEARNS TACITURNITY liest am ong people who
fe saw WilHaiti Tilden in
t
u,uI ' “‘Uiacity among tho ta c itu rn .—Jean Paul
pictura the other night
Idtrn I* a very good tennis
Crystal River Mirror. Oh,
n’t say so.
-------- o--------■ hugging Increase because
0 changed or became they
wearing pin* all around. — 1st*
{lea - Time*. We're Ignorant,
tell us the aiuuger ,
O' ' — ■
la bahk accepted as col-
, a ■ loan six purebred
ups. No wonder banking
I be going to the doga.—
State. And then they
i. nerve to ceme along end
y-ott Florida.—Ocala Star.
named A Dice ehot a
. Weet, got rattled end
t ef *own,-~T»mpa Trib, be feded.Crystal River
•U r he rolled a pair of
mtm7 and tag sheriff shot
“ANOTHER DEBTLESS STATE"
EUSTLS LAKE-REGION
Under the title “ Another Debtlew* State" the Boston Transcript,
discussing the recent cut in state
taxes authorised by Governor Mar
tin declares th a t the Florida press
would aeom warranted In citing it
as a refutation of the charge that
this stata 1* unwound and that Its
finances tare in bad condition as a
result of last y ear’s inflation.
"President Coolldge ha* one
rival In tax reduction accomplish
ments, a man after his own heart,
w« might say, in the governor of
Florida," say* WV Transcript.
"Governor Martin la Just announc
ing the second tax cut of hla ad
ministration, amounting to almost
30 per, (tent. When Governor Mar
tin took hold, tne State tax rate
nley 'of • Arkansas was 10 M mills, or a t the rate of
910,YS on a thousand, aa * e
would express it hare. In the first
■t a n tingle swlr
year pf the administration this
was cut one-quarter of a fnlil und
now tka rat* goes down to 7Mi
mills, the Barest In tan years. In
“ ■ •a a ar«
atataTw * w m * »17,-
la out
untly suggestive of Washington,
thnt “by an economical adjustment
of thu S tatu’* affairs n furthel
reduction would bu possible
1927.” The Florida pres* woul
seem warranted in citing this show
ing us a refutation of tho charge
thnt Florida* Is unsound and t h a t
her finances are In hnd condition
us u result of the Inflation of last
year.
The figure* uro tho more noteworthy bocausu Florida is pressing,
with vigor her campaign fo r t k t
repeal of thu Federal estate-tax
law, of which action the American
Taxpayers League in a recent bul
letin, points out thut "if Florida
must surrender to Congress
rigfct to levy taxes for State ,
P W then every state must'
render It;, and the commonweal
become provinces, and the leg|:
turea vassal, of the Washli
Government."
Florida not ,
demands repeal of the law but _
nouncea l t aa unconatitutlonaurl ? * t t a r ^ W ^ ^ l g h ImporUnoa’J
is
iK
THE “ ALL-ASIA conference" i*
off, .Inpuli’* goveriiiuenl dnesuT
like it.
Thui “ All-Asiu" idea wu* in o r
ganise Aidntic nation*, ttrntngu
for them to ri*o in liicir might,
ovor-nwe- uud if neccwsarv piniisn
white rare* for their siiiK-rciliniihnesa.
Jnpnnese stute*men, wise gentle
men, realize thnt it i* easier to
s ta r t an “ All-Asia" movement
than to oiid it. China Imle* .Inpun, objected to Japanese lendership in thu conference, and it is
abandoned.
Foolish w hits races that kill
and bankrupt ench other may be
grateful th at Asiatic nations, out
numbering them more than two to
ono, are unable to agree among
themselves,
PROFESSORS OF 12 colleges
who nailed yesterday to study in
ternational peace might learn as
much about international peace If
they stayed homo and studied hu
m an nature. The statement, “ Man
U by nature a beast,” does no ap
ply to a magnificent mnjority,
All beast* fight. And men will
fight, until a very powerful minor
ity finds a way to stop .fighting.
We need airplane* more than wo
need peace sentimentalists.
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don’t have trpubJe. Each man
; train e d to fight; every man
,g enpugh to use It Has Ids gun
ammunition, subject to inxpec*
the government,
tly officers of the Swiss
recruits up Devil’s
lad yo
Lf 10-600 feet high,
Ktain, a
training, and the
..
a t night,
t t was
raged all around
‘ ire was no in
ll. l t would have
Je Sam
thnt all women who wear it hull
bed are prostitute*. Tin.* is o n,
case in which the pan Ion pnw.r
has been exercised in u mimin'*
th a t elicits practienllv imnnim-uiapproval. If the preacher in die
case would join in we suspect tlmt
approval would In- gutlrely unani
mous.
The people of this country know
w hat has been done for tin- young
woman—and they approve. Tho
(location arises in their mind*.
W het is to 1ms done for the pit-a, Ii
or?
Certainly something - and
something pretty drastic—need*
to lie done for one who took ad
vantage of his place to make such
an unseemly and untruthful re
mark. It make* no difference
what muy be one’s individual
views concerning bobbed hair,
all of u* know numbers of
women—among them our wiver,
daughters, sisters, sweethemts,
and somo of our mothers who
havo bobbed hair and vet are per
fect ladies, In the best and *trictmeaning of that term.
To
have thorn Insinuated as prosti
tute* is calculated to warm the
blood of red-blooded men.
Of course wc have no knowledge
as to tho mentality nr personality
of the preacher in ouestion —
though we can well upough imagine
the s o r t , h a is. It i* depjorublo
thut such.'insn arc able to break
into a pulpit. Yet, a fte r ull, those
of the atn ita of which he must be
are not prim arily to blame th at
they fulifilnate loathsomely, u* he
has. Tha prim ary blame 1* with
men o f- a different class, men of
tra in in g and aducation who can say
.. ------ pmoothly than do their
thingv
jmita
get by with it. In
fo r appearing in the
sort who say tha
ara, generally, onshoe'
ftar them accord*
ly
J»Y.
in
V-’t f
Kentucky preau
o f bobb«d-hal
• t t a r much,;
♦
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times about the “ breakdown” of
the^ church. We ate not aiming
those a h p think that the church
has broken down. We are among
those who believe thal one of the
troubles, perhap* the chief one,
why tho chtirch is not functioning1
as it m ight is th at so many preach
ers Indulge the making of wild,!
false statement*, as did this o n ? !
in Kentucky. It* suggestions as I
to this constitute, to our mind,
the most important aii'jie to I he ;
whole of this Keiitiu-kv affair.
i
TOM SIMS
Travel hy auto broadens more
than one.
An ounce of pretension cost* a
pound of work.
The travel hug which biles thou - 1
sands of Americans is the mus- >
quito.
!
In Daytona, ().. thousand* of 1
dollars went up in snmko instead
of In airplanes.
Storm-tossed Ameriri n sfiip wasj
abandoned. 1his, however, wras
not tho ship of state.
Delivery truck almost ran over I
President Coolidge. < mTt clwava ■
get by on your reputation.
Dollar Da
Means To You
The Sanford M erchants are coeratinR' in a gigantic two day sale]
A u g u st:} and 4.
Each of the two days will bekn<
as “ Dollar Day.” Merchandise of|
best, at prices th at are more than
is to be offered to the people of
county apd the surrounding trade,
ritory.
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Watch For the Advertisements in.
Don't scare the bnhv. It may j
make the little fe| o\V glow up to
become an esthetic 'lancer.
. ■ i M g * , ! ^
modifica
tion in nnshingtiin. All the bootleggera must t,e out of town.
U
ls 'vIk'11
-tdace.
»pced!
Retjtlc
djflvtng is wlii'ii someone else‘do
-------t* Z*al reason m'an#L -!
fT ^ . £ n hia wif»j
•uly enough
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DAIGER,
SO C IE T Y
EDITOR
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' S e S e C a^dC hb! F O p K R SANFORD G IR L ls MARRIED I N * ist Young People J
Enjoy Picnic Party
AT PENSACOLA TO A. M. RAHMAN
Thursday
Afternoon
i
At Daytona Thursday
Mrs. A. W. Lowe entertained in
n very charm ing m anner the jGudc
! Tymo Bridge club a t her attractive
,
home on French' Avenue, Wcdncswill .'nl.V nlH day afternoon.
f? L choir of lh0
The spneious rooms were opened
* i in the church on suito and tastefully decorated
with quantities of roses and hi
,Girl» win m--* biscus. the. color note of pink and
W S. Thorti- green being carried out effectively.
; t 8 "’‘ lock.
A f t e r several interesting pro
^ c d b> be prert* gressions had been played ,the a t
tractive tally cards wore g a th e r
ed and M r s / B . B. G ray received
a Cutex set fo r holding high score.
Su Circle
...... of. the Smaller Cute* sets were given to
fill roept 1,1
Ht ('
J11
Thr
V Mrs. A. H. Beckwith, fo r holding
,‘A.
* Butler
Butlrr on t°ok second high Bcore and also one to
JJfternonn nt SdHi.' Mrs. K. E. P c i's for cut prize.
At tho conclusion of the a f te r
noon a tem p tin g salnd course was
j* will eliler- served by the hostess.
flax* of th**
Those playipg bridge were: Mrs.
r^fjday afterim"" i A. li. Beckwith. Mrs. B. It. Gray,
i Mrs. J, B. Little, Mrs. T. D. Inabii net, Mrs. E. PL Page, Mrs. Verne
| f . Messenger, and Mrs. J, C,
' Stapler.
The following announcement,
taken from a Pensacola paper, of
the marriage of Miss Lila Mao
Johnson of Pensacola, formerly of
lo Albert M [tahman of
W i Hist on, will be received with
much interest l»v the Sanford
m e n d s of Miss Johnson.
Tho wedding service was p er
formed" Sundny morning a t 10
O’clock by,Rov. J. R. Guthrie'of the
McIlwalA (Memorial I’resbyterian
church, a t tho honie of the bride’s
mother, Mrs. Jam es l.aurence, 00U
East Cervantes Street, in the pres
once of relatives and a few in ti
mate friends.
Tile bride had as her only a t
ten d an t Ker sister. iMrs. E. S.
Marrero of Orlando, end E. S.
Marrero acted as. best man for the
groom.
The Itride wore a handsome gaWn
of white Clinton crepe, fashioned
on straight lines, with coVrespotid-,
jmc accessories. She carried and
arm bouquet of tank roses and
fern.
After a short business trip to
northern points. Mr. Bahmnn will
return here and he and his bride
will go to South Florida to reside”
Mrs. Rahman- made here home
In Sanford for severnl months, b e
ing connected with Haynes and
Bi'tllff. During her short stny hi
Sanford she won a num ber of
friends, \y*y> will wish her overy
happiness.
Mr. Hahman is a produce huyor
and has made several trips through
Sanford, making a num ber of
friends here,
Mrs. L. N. llansell and son, IJnn
Albert nnd Arthur* Johnson left
Mansell leave today for points of Tuesday for a trip to their old
interest in the northern and w est home m Providence, It. I.
ern slates.
I tin- of the al tractive new homes
William McKini, Jr., has recent in l ake* Mary is that of W, It. DuTO ATTEND F U N E R A L
!v returned from an extended trip i prec on West Sanford Avenue,
Detroit. M ob.
While away
A Woodwuril, ! The members of the U. 1). C, i through the West.
will meet nt the Miller-Erickson he visited San Francisco, Los A n
A
.
Guydcti.
I'boc
1
Albert Whitaker and A rthur
■■■„ ....Eum rnl Unomc S atu rd ay morning
geles, Kansas City and many other
Whitaker spent several days Inst
A- \
^■|| ' at 10:15 to attend Mr. Bowler’s fu places of interest.
Mrs- (i
week in Jacksonville on business.
neral.
Tenn: J- n Walter R. Weiser of Daytona
Alonzo Melvin had as his guests
lai/iiv Com puny; i Among those attending the Beach, District Governor of the
U!'' y ... h i* Shrine celebration held nt Ponce de Kiwnfilqh chibs of the state is a last Humbiy his brother, Maek MelSb<M|f.e Giuiile,'
s l,riflK* T hursday afternoon guest at the Montezuma hotel to- vm* iU,<i wi,<' "f Winter Haven,
’ i were: Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hagan, day.
i
Hn'diis r’ Robert H agan, Mr. and Mrs. G. K.
Mrs. A. Scluirf left Tuesday for
' |.;imnn McKay, Miss Florence McKay, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hatcher and I Wiersdale where slu- will spend
.'
' y.t_. and Mrs. E. F. Lane, F rank Miller, litlle daughter, Frances Elizabeth Jseveral days visiting among old
rl ’ \], ;mi|' Mr. and Mrs. George Huff and of Fori Pierce are I he guests of friends.
Jlwibuut: ‘ .| .h family, Mr. and Mrs. I. ]>. Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Echols on West
fbj Sti'l'bu
Hugh Till is, Mr. and Mrs. Percy First Street.
i Mr. ami Mrs. Grady Minor re.
Mere, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Warner,
| turned recently from a motor trip
Ft L. Hudson was a business vis to Hendersonville, N. (',, and their
,bh Jones. A. idn; | A, r - . nml Mrs. Voliu Williams and
itor in the city Thursday.
IVtcrduirg; N. j family,
I old home in Smith Carnlinu.
i, Jncksmiville;
W. G. Cauley of Elba, Ala. nrlGriffin, (la.: A.
’I’lie many friends of Mrs, V.
Mr. and Mrs. W J. Hopluiis J r .
(toiler will'
i Union Tele J[('oiler
will re g ret to learn that rived in Hanford Thursday to spend left Sunilav m lheir car for Stark*k, N. L. Mar- ‘ she was in a serious automobile several days.
ville, Mi s.'v. where they will spend
Ossie McGee, accident Inst week, while visiting
the month of August.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J,
Dumas
of
J
a
c
k
t
f t Witt, Western in Augusta, On.
It is reported
R, L Bronson, that she is doing nicely at pres- sonville are spending a short time
Muster Berger W ester spent last
in Sanford.
OilAnd, Newark, ent.
week-end
at Piedmont where ho
ck, St, Auguswas invited lo play the wedding
Miss
Bessie
Zachary
leaves
to
I-akelnnd; J.
Mrs. Vnlio Williams and guests,
march at I he m arriage of friends,
UfJames Wright, Mrs. A. L. Cnmpbcll and Miss Ber day for Coolccmee, N. C., to spend on his violin.
several
weeks.
Tnnum; II. nice Wilkins of St. Augustine nro
■Canicy, Elba, | upending today in Orlando shop
Friends of N. H. Brnddoek Will
Miss Frances Stapleton of Doth
ping.
an, Ala., has returned to her homo regret to hear of his illness a t
itHcr spending some time in Han-j Hendersonville, N. C., where _he
Linki!!* *p -i' 1-’ r ‘
Mrs.
D. Brownlee and Mrs. C ford as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. and his family have hern spending
’tin
I H
McOaslip spout Thursday in Or K. A. Stapleton.
the past month.
1Arthur" .'lanes’, j
wi t h ^ienris.
"fyles, St Loins, '
Tin* Community Picnic under tho
REV. Cl,ARK AT UPSALA
land -ion. Tam I Mrs. A. It. Wallace and Mrs
auspices
of the Lake Mary Chum
Rev. J. S. Clark will have charge
[Belaud; It G . 'l l . Wnnsley motored to Daytona o£ the services a t the lipsaln i^t‘r
( omnn-ice WUH a decided
,Ga.. I Dim i , i T hursday, spending the day there, church, .Sunday momiiig i.t ll '.success and many expresaions
*press inns
of
making
brndl. Atlanta, I
were
heard
m
favor
o'clock. All members and friend4
this an annual affair.
Uelbouriie; j Joe Gnndc of Tam pa spent Wed- an* cordially invited to attend.
Oiltind"; C E. I nemlny and Thur>ulny in Sanford
i HtDonidtl, cilv; [on business.
[Ub Wmlb; A.
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|fwth.
’ Mrs. Stella P. Arrington hHs re
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lugenpiint
t u r n e d home from Daytona Reach,
find Mary I'.liza- where she has been the guest of spent last Wednesday a t Daytona
Bench.
‘ ey Pity. N J. Mrs. i„ P. Culler.
f to he till' guests
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred H. Nichols of
| Miss Anna Belle Jones of J a c k
sonville is the attractive g uest of New York city were visitors in
i of Bcl.iind was Mrs. R. M. W arren.
Lake Mary .on Monday
in Hanford
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chase of
Mrs. Max Bradbury and Mrs.
Collie Hchaal left this week for Revere, Mass, are guests of Mr.
i.W. A. ...... |ward points in Georgia.
nnd Mrs. John E. Ellis.
lire qu'inliiig sev[hsforT
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and
Mrs. F o rre st Lake has returned
from a pleasant visit spent in family returned Tuesday from a
motor trip to Hollis, N. ii.
"f Daylona Jacksonville with friends.
itt' i lly trans—
---- :
Rev. and Mrs. James Thompson
atiil liltlt* daughter, Frances, left
Monday in their car for points in
Virginia and New York state, nnd
expect
ret urn the first of Sep
tember.
A large number of trees were
blown down here during the storm
on Tuesday.
The house occupied
by John Lane was damaged when
the roof was blown off nnd the
family was forced to leave it nnd
seek other refuge during the
ntorui
The wooden bridge over
the creek near the crate mill was
war hei| away but has been repla> <d.
Sanford Merchants are p r e
paring for the biggest sales
event in history.
I
!
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j
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Fort Meade
open here.
I Nl
The first of a series of special
sales events will find a great
response from the people of
this community.
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Watch for the Advertisements In
The Sanford Herald
BETROTHAL REPORTED
“Ahead On Its M erits”
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Advertising Means Business
New creamery to
SANFORD GROVE
at J
“A m id M ajestic P ines”
a'i I
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For a Home or Secure
Investment-
J«r»a. Mi.. R L.
W Hiss Lillian Mbin-
In Our Boys’
Department
pements
Will buy 100 c e n ts w o r th
of good .merchandise n e x t
Tuesday a n d W ednesday.
I
LONDON, July 20.—(/P)—Rcutoi'V Geneve correspondent says he
tent'll-, from Snflu th a t tlip, hethroIli-iI <d' King llio is of Bulgaria, to
Priiirnss Giovatina, third (laughter
of the Italian sovereign, is ‘‘considi led an .. .... mplishcd f;-.ct.”
t&W1
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Tbi July meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of i lie Community Church was !
belt! at the home of Mrs. W. G. j
Fergu-'in on Wednesday afternoon. I
Plans were made for a social on '
A il* IT with the following coin- j
mil tee MrV E I>. Greene, Chair
man. Mesdaiues Moses Greene,)
John E Ellis and W. E. Cole. A f
ter a most pleasant afternoon, refre -hnients were served by the hos
tess.
Laying Hens
Vs.
Hen Chow &
Chowder
BAUMAN BROS.
Phone 82
P»*n.il davs.
•
One of the most delightful events
of the week was the Senior and In
termediate picnic held a t Daytona
Bach Thursday afternoon.
A large crowd met a t tho F irst
P aptist Church nt 2 o'clock and the
m erry party motored to the beach
In a body. Theye wore m et a t Day
tona hy B. y . P. U. associations
from DcLand, Daytona, Titusville, i
Lake Helen and Rustifl."
During the afternoon s u rf h a t h - !
trig ami other sports of the beach,
were enjoyed.
j
Late in the afternoon a delightful picnic supper was served, a fte r
which a business meeting of the
nssocial ions was held a t the Day
tona Baptist Church. Many plans
were discussed and made for tho
new quarter.
Lake Mary
j Mtunlay for Fort
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an opportunity th a t cannot
lightly be passed up.
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today
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W IT H A S E T T IN G as
truly Floridian as any pro
perty in the state, Sanford
G rove today is the ideal
development.
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Club Standings
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Won Lout Pet.
SANFORD ....... It
7 .All
Orlando
............. 12
8 . .800
IULL BY
F ort Myers .......... 12
0
Ml
Lakeland ............ &
10
Tampa ...........
i r 11
Sarasota
— 9
12
Braden Ion ............. 8
St. Petersburg .8
n .it
v slerymen Bunch Hits
H<IV> Score One In The
Second, Three In 5th
And 2 In The Sixth
Mmk' fj4
.881
.381
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lost
fit
39
Plttidmrgh
Clncimml i
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn .
Now York .
Boston . .
Jack Dempsey And
Gene Tunney Must
Delay Bout Plans
llaon, n
.3
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Totals ___
37
IRELAND
Bkloy, hn
" , 3b
c ....
n Alter, cf
friwalsld, 211
Jtvoye, r f .
1 2 0
0 0 0
0 II 27 12
0
AH Ft H PO A
im, lb ...
Igeii, I f ...
ck, p . . .
■. P .......
, Totals .......„ a 3
5 8 27j 10 4
iford ........ .......Oil) 032 000—8
Roland
....... 012 000 200—5
tolon
incis.
baso,
Futvoye,
Dumas,
Sacriflcoi Hcck,,Dnnbar.
ssnii-sfiiU0
Sfd, ]B[| Lake
f t 'o n -baao, Sab,
.WtUon
‘itch.
pitcher, Cusack.
Ison.
World Marks Topped
At National Aquatic
Meet In Quaker City
PHILADELPHIA. July 3U.- ( / ! ’)
— World's records have been lo p
ped in the National A. A. U. swim
ming chumpbmshlps und marks in
tho 100-moter swim and the hnlfmlle relay were threatened today.
The world's record was shutter
ed and one American Tccord estab
lished. Arne Borg, Swedish mem
ber of the Illinois Athletic Club
team, dipped 5 1-5 seconds off the
880-yard freo-style event when he
swam the 220-yard back-stroke
race ih2:46 4-6.
No record exists for Oils event
W alter Laufcr of Cincinnati, who
won the 220-yard back-stroke title
in 1026, negotiated the distance in
2:60' bu this wlr not allowed an nn
Amorjcan record, owliig to .tidal
current*.
Three Toronto Men
Face Murder Charge
TOEONlb,
Umpires Charge*
July
have
ver and Rane. Time 2 hours. been proferred against Joseph
—p■,
__
Uomory, H a rry MlTler and Perry
Sullivan in connection , with the
distribution of liquor ‘ thut has
cauaed 18 deaths in Ontario.
A special officer has been o r
*
„1
dered
to Buffalo and Niagara Falls
I0AG0, July SO.—(TP)—Capt. to make
an Investigation .for the
pi H.- Wei deling, warden of Ontario authorities.
harden Of Chicago
Jail Has Resigned
sk county jail, has sant his
"an to the sheriff.
Void*ling was held blame
"o p * at the jail in a
JddTOVP. &
Totals
Fort Myers
Sarasota
34
6 II 27 15
(Hill 000 010
O il 000 0 0 x
Two base hit. Turner, Fulgum,
Boura. Sacrifice, Grnmlio, Denton.
Left on base, Ft. Myers, 8; S a ra
sota, 7. Base on balls, off Mayo,
I, Struck out, by Bonner, 7;
Mayo, I: Spurgeon. 3. Umplrcse
Rollins ur.rl Tandy, Time, 2 hours,
FOUR FREED OF
ATTACK ON TWO
PETEET WOMAN
Acf|iiillnl Of 1’iiliiT Ctiief
Ami 'Phree O thers Signul
Kor Inforntitl (Vlvhrulion
At Tin Jtmnii I,:im1 N ight
TIA JUANA, Lower California,
Muxico, July 39.—(/P)—The acipiiltw1 of former Police Chief Zeminlo
Llanos mid three other residents
of Tin Juana of rharges of having
drugged and attacked Clyde and
Audrey Peteel hero li.st Fcbriiui’y
was the signal for aninfnrma cell
ebrution last night when the jury
returned a verdict a fte r deliberat
ing about two hours.
The alleged attack resulted in
the suicide of Thomas I’eteet, his
wife ami tin ir daughters at Sail
Diego, after llu- family hi.d visit
ed tiie Mexican raco 1 ruck town.
Jose Kelly, an investigator for
the Mexican federation of labor,
testified nt the trial yesterday that
lie hud Investigated the character
of tho Peteet family nt Sim Diego,
Lon Angeles and Kansas City,
where they hud lived, and his invellgation disclosed that the young
women won 1 indiscreet.
Tho immediate vftenanth of the
trial and acquittal was a round of
conjecture among residents us to
bow tho verdict would he received
across tho border. The most op
timistic of these discussions result
ed in expressions that United
States officials might modify in
ternational boundary regulations
to permit visitors to remain in Tin
Junm. late ut night as was the
practice buforo the Petuot suicide
Luis Amador, a co-defendant,
atmouuced that he intended to re
main in Moxico. United Stales
authorities have hcen looking for
him sinco ho jumped his ball sev
eral years.ago while ho w«* under
clu.rges of selling narcotics.
Tampa Not Violating
League Rules, Asher
Asserts After Probe
ORLANDO, Fla., July 80.—(/P)
McDermott Sought
. In Mellett Slaying
the two-class men allowed In the
Florida Stato League, J. B. Asher,
president, ruled today on the rec
ords submitted to him in protest*
by the Fort Myers club.
He advised tha various clubi th a t
the 1928 playing dqea not con
stitute a record f o r the claaslflca*
tion of plnyura. as class men or. as'
rookies, for tho curreht season
play.
Vt r
The league president also 4
ed the clubs that on and aft*?
Would be. no ch
)*tars slewed fgr
postseason
neoutjLry
.l e ^ n e . champions:
__ ‘a ,O ra Slatar ■announced
th at tha man sought In tha Mellett
.
caaa is Patrick Eugene Me* only
axeeptlon made
iof
‘ •TO*.
event of
wantad far
w ft
stlonlng,
»• said ha
U the
'warjltd the cluk
R*tD**Tnu*t:J
id*
Roger
IVrkinpnugh, vetXsri.n
.leaistop of tile Washington S cn ais sought by the Yankees
Washington asked waivers and Mil
Mill'll men Score Only 2 Huns ler Huggins has put in a bid Tor
several notches bchln
bingles, including „ J
rig, g a v e the Yankee!
gi.mc.
Cleveland bent the|
,
rt-ei bl’s senes with P ittsburgh Blankenship ,.i‘ rbicj
lall'.d W’a *bi lift oil hoc the series. u broken tiinud, ,,n |,|
Mi,. Y, nke, . yesterday von th eir in a n n ttn u p i t•, , (
tigblli s t r ai ght r o o t e d , d e f e a t i n g trom Meyer's I. ,i
Sg L.’iiis, III to 7. Mark Koenig, Jiuulo u four i mi t all!
Host on On! hits Titters lint ui
-shortstop foe New York fielded verdict. The '1'igers]
Loses, ti-fi; Be la ted Rally faultlessly. T be pennant vit(ual- from Boston.
All gidnes in the
(lives W ashington Victory ], js assured if the Yankees win
half of tlieir remaining 58 games, g u e wore po tpma-d
C L E VE L AN D , J u l y 3 9 — </p|_ nil hough Cleveland is keeping pace ruin.
Clevclarnl made it three straight
from Philadelphia nod 12 out of 15!
from that, team for the isoaxon I
w In i) it came from behind Thtirs -j
day it. uiu 3 to 2. The Athlete -• |
scored two in lbe first inning, I
when Hnrhee, a r<mkic from the
.............. I League, tripled in hi.
first, time at tint in a mi.jor league
game, Welsh ami Simla.ms pre
NEW YORK, .Inly 3(1. (/!*)
ceding
Inin wil 11 singles.
#•
William
('. Durant. Wall Street
I'll velmul scored one in the 1th
| on a double by Spi utter and singles financier, is richer fry f t , 599,099
I by ,!. Sewell mid Sijmmn, while* it I hrough the recent advance of Gen
Motors.
General
Motors
j counted t.wu min e m the eiglith on oral
' a puss to Speaker and double:; l>y made a net gain of 12 1-H points
Burns and .1. Sew i II Catcher IVr ' vesterduy. 373,099 shares ('bung We are headquarter
kins, of tin Athletics was put out in g bands.
of the game by Umpire Hildebrand
Mr. D urant made bis first for Chattanooga Lime.
for nrgum g that Sewell's double tune a fte r founding Genera! Mo
wax a foul ball.
tors but was removed from its
In General
Philadelphia 209 999 (199—2 8 0 presidency in 1919.
Clevt land
999 IDO 929--3 9 I Motors stock lie mark a second
it lit I eric:
Grave and Perkins; fortune Hint was estimated at
$100,000,009 before the 11)20 de
Buckeye, Miller and Sewell.
pression, in which he met disaster.
Joshua Cosdcn is again figuring
Yaiiks Win Third Straight
ST. r.OlIIS. July 30.—(/P)—Tlio in big enterprises 111 the oil indus
New Yuik Yankees knocked Vaii- try ;is well as iu the stock market.
gilder off tiie box in the fourth Wall Street hears he is about to
inning Thursday und won from re-uppeur as a dominant factor in
the ,St. I •*11i -• Brnwiis for the third copcei m. with which he was for
straiglit time, thus nnitimiiiig tiieir merly > "Ml" cted.
march t••v., id a pennant.
The
-core wn Ml in 7. Five <rrqrivriat
II El EN \\ ILLS WINS \ G \ IN
tributed to the result.
i: C'TM U I P T O N , N. Y . .Ink
New York nu2 791 O O ll-H I'fl 2
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St. Louis
mil 930 281— 7 9 5 39. 0 P 1 Mj'.n Helen Wills defeat
id
Mrs.
Krcderick
Schmi
t
z
of
New
Batteries Beall, Thomas, S h a r l o c k, 8 3i il 2.. today iu the round
key, Jones and Severid VaiiGildor, before the tend finals of tie* w o m
lUtvis, Nivers and Scliang.
Yankees Rout Browns
To Win 3rd Straight
W.C. Durant Makes
Million And Half
;0n General Motors
Hr, n. pel:zer, famous German mid -b listiince runner, is here shown
at [lie finish of his sensational half n-ib- effort when he tiling up a
m.w world ......... of 1.51 3-5, beati'ir H - <>ld mark established m 1918
by l ed Mer.dith, former Penn star. U i liree-l iftli * of a aecoml. D.
G. A. Lowe, Britain’s g re a t Olympi. a ■ finished second. The event
was sponsored h v the A m ateur Atb'.> tic, Assnt-ijitioii at Stamford
I Bridge, London, recently.
1
5
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TRIBE DEFEATS Washington
OnRogerFeckinpaugl
ATHLETICS FOR HugginsMakesBidFo\
3RD STRAIHT
t o 2, Buckeye ,-iml Ml
In F irst Inning On T hree Peck.
I nst year, voted Hint the most ■shutout bull after thef
Hnse Hit Hy Rookie With valuable phiv.-r to bis team ill the
Washington i >*|tiirj
Two On; P erkins Is O usted \ III. . 1I-.UI League, Poi'k'a errors Ul to stop t he \\ lute S!
SARASOTA
AH It H PO A E
Mi.nusb, cf
Armstrong, Hi
Turner, ss
Hogan, 3b
Dciilon, If
II. Miller, rf
Kulgimi, 2b
L. Miller, c
Bonner, p
t of the 1928 set
WW f
n
Hits While Mates Clout U
Off Two Fort Myers Acer
30.—(/}>>— —Tumpa is not playing more than
of manalaughter
Set*J »w Half-Mile Mark
Pet.
SARASOTA, Fin., July 20.—t/I’i
.081 — Snrnsola broke
their losing
.588 streak here Thursday by winning
,5421 the first gnme*»f the' series from
.521 I Ft. Mvers 5 to 1.
.500 FT. MYERS
AB R H PO A E
.481) Cnsares. If
0 2
.too Grauilio, rf
.4
0 3 1 t
.298 Wickham, 3b _ 4 0 I 3 3
Alien, cf .
4 0 0 (I 0
Bonx», lb
4
I 2 9 t
Pet. O’Reilly, ss
4 0 1 2
2
.853 Chanrry, 2b
4 0 11
3
580 Johnston, cf
4 0 0 8 0
.520 Mayo, p
1 0 0 0 1
.520 Spurgeon, p
. 2 0 1 0
0
.511 x-Domingo,
1 0 0 0 0
.505
.423
Totals
38
I 9 24 10
.303 x-Battcil for Spurgeon in 9th.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won Lost
84
24
l New York .
Cleveland _
Philadelphia
IXotroit . .
Washington
IRELAND. July 30.—(Special Chicago
The H erald).—George Cusack, St. Louis
Boston
known In the Celery Town,
given a cordial and enthusiasAMERICAN AHHOCIATIGN
Won Lost
Pet.
P Wcoptlon here yesterday when
59
35
.828
IBter*d the box Tor the Iligh- Louisville
80
38
.825
“Ca against the winners of the Milwaukee
Indianapolis
81
40
.804
n ’s first half.
Kansas City
51)
41
.590
lb pitched nix innings against Toledo
49
48
.518
l mates of another day and was St. Paul __
. 41
57
.438
•d fo r 10 hits and «lx runs, Minneapolis
13
f>8
.428
Bailey messing him around Columbus . .
23
77
.231)
L**)® fifth inning by connecting
■K four.ply clout down the third
SOUTHEASTER I,HAGUE
It-line with two of the pillows
Won Lost I’d .
fad. The ball wns securely Nevt Orleans ... OH
.887
84
under tlio score' board and .Memphis - - ....... 82
.814
40
runners could hnve mado eight Birmingham
.588
58
41
la on the hit, If eight instead of Nashville . ........... 54
.540
18
‘Comers constituted a diamond. Atlanta
.490
.
4H
50
) throe markers gave the Col* Mobile - .............. 42
.403
82
d ‘d l» run lend, for Bailey had Chattanooga . . 37
.370
83
tho second and was Little Rock ___ 36
.348
87
ncnfpher.to right by
m
ion, who In ‘nddltion-'to pitch*
4 alx Kit Contoat, batted .750,
Wd slit thud' walked-eight.
T O Highlanders had three runs
llhd up when Halley got his
jar, hits by Fulvoye and Ellam
^ho second being good for one
Hock’H walk-, Francis hit.
NEW YORK. July 30.—l/p) _
t o r s wnlk to fill the sacks, and
W«k'« ' single being food for Jack Dempsey mull Gene, Tunney,
insist ing they want to do battle
ipore.
the, fifth the Celery* came for the heavyweight boxing cham
back to take the upper hum! pionship, must wait the pleasure
in. Beasley’a grounder to the of one who is training a regiment
Wtl« hobbled and* Frisbip liit. of men for any big fight that may
Y both enmo in on a singlu to come along.
Col. John L. Phelan, upon whom
i t by Myers und Dumas, who
wjtvd, rotlre<l the sidu when hinges the heavyweight situation
a t the present time, as chairman
I caught a t the plate.
Hi the seventh by the <>f tho license committee of the
lars w as good for two New York State Athletic Commis
.
'when Wllmiri went wild sion, is too busy prepuriug men
^Buckley and Heck crossed the for war to take any action in r e
r on n fielder's choice and a gard to a mere boxing mutch.
Tunney visited the Colonel at
I Ht the hot comer. The ruL
the encampment of the National
filed with two on.
Guard a t Peekskili, N. Y., yester
a had troublo in getting day mill made known his plans to
[•a g a in s t tho visitors but obtain, if possible, a license to
fled in the unsurpassed font of fight Do mosey. The Colonel was
fling Friable, Dumas and Crowe | affable amj discussed various mat
I row in tho eighth frame.
ters with Tunney.
tNFORD
AB It H PO A E
After the conference the Colonel
toy, rf ......... 5 0 0
2 0 0 said
no decision regarding a li
fble, ss ........ 5 , 1 1 1 1 0
cense would lie forthcoming until
JUiaa, r f .......... 4 0 1 2 O O
lie was out of the army ami buck
so. 3b ......... 4 0 1
0 0 0 nt his desk in New York. That
fe rs , 2I> .......... 5 1 2 2
will be Aug. 1 1,
)unbar, if . 3
2
0
Hey, lb
..... ;i 5' 1 11
Iwson, e . . 4 0 1 8
ht Fielding Plugs
f Highlanders' Rally
In Seventh Inning
SARASOTA BEATS L
PALMS TO STOP
LOSING STR EA K
040
.500 ffcmner Holds Hard-Hitting
.420'
Palms To Nine Scattered!
10
13
Philadelphia
Ulan, fin
. a v , .*
T— * ,lll’,
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HEWITT ALLOWS TAMPA DEFEATS
ONLY TWO HITS COLTS IN F IR S T
AND SAINTS WIN GAME OF SERIES
Block's Ace is In Kxcellvnl
Form. Itin liking B radenton
Wil h I .ill loT rouble; l.uekey
Ami IlbwitL K;u*h (le liin ils
O rlnmlo. O u t h i t s
O pponents
l int T a i l s T o B u n c h T h e m ;
T r e n e h a c d A nd D e n t Yield
li B i t s , 2 T o r K x l r a B a s e s
ST. P E T E R S B U R G . Eli.., Jul y
:;o. i/l’i Hewitt, held Briidentiui
to two widely scattered bits anil
the Sm u ts won t)m opening gaum
nf the juries l u r e Tlmrsduv I in 8.
B RA D E N T O N Alt It II PI) A E
Elliot l , ' 2 b
1 0 U
I 2 II
Wheeler, 3b
I 0 II
I 2 I)
llnrue
lli
3 0 111 o 9
Lee, i f
.3 9 I
o o 0
Uichnrdson, If
3 9 0
3 o it
Dowell, cf
. 3 0 0 I 0 0
Bom i b in. c
3 <1 o
2 I (I
Johnson, ...
2 u ll
2 I 0
Sidwel), p
2 O O
II 2 0
I'eel, \
I U 0
(l li 0
( i l ( l , \ : . n n , July 30,—(/Pi AI
tlmugb .ml bit, the Tmnpa Sim
Totals
29
2111
0
H PO A K
ma na ge d i>. I>u■ h 1 heir hit-*j t" uni
openitu-,
' mi * again; t Hu*
Tigers Bunch Ellin to Win
Colts. 8 to
i,
yesterday.
DETROIT. July 30. 1/1*) - BnsTAMP \
' l l Ii It PO A E
t-m milliit Detroit here Thursday
IK'itirke, s
, 1 9
1 I II tint, lost, •! to 5 wliei) the Tigers
Tanner, 3b
2
I
Si lval/., ”J.
Hardy, if
Butler, p
ORLANDO
Via n,
Ahrnir
•! « 27 I I
33
Cox, 1 1
Detroit
27
Totals
11
x lint1ci| fur ftidwi II tn '.11h
min non nun
I
ITlim . ii .
Dent, i
1 Trencba.d, p
Total
38
19 27 It
9
mm nun o|% .| Tumpa
M.11 ...
I'.ryau, Orlnmi-i
Luckev. Suc-rifice. SI......
Doubla
play, Jolimion In Mil. .. I, it on
base, St. Pclei shui'g, 3; Iti ulentuii,
2. Struck out. Hew ilt, 3; lodwuli
2. Umpires, Frederick uni Bind
ley. Time, 1:40.
Two Killed As Result
Of Political Ciuareel
MEXICO CITY. .1111 v
1‘t Senator Mmuicl Herriuiidt'/. i.slvan
and Judge Jesus Niib-edu. ImLh
prominent politically, wei,- shot
and kilted Inst night during a pis
tol fight between Culvnn and
Deputy Enrique Henumdi/. \lvurex in u saloon.
*
Galvan und Alvarez, political
enemies, met in a saloon, dryw
thoir pistols and began .'hunting.
Galvan dropped dead front u shot.
A bullet that went wild killed
Judge Salcedo, who was merely a
bystander.
The religious situa
tion hud nothing to do with the af
fair.
It was the outcome of u
long-standing political grudge.
Steam Rollers Begin.
White House Work
t
lot '29 1*1*11 it
n " mm ntn j
T # n bu:-e ilil ’i ll,I 1 r, T.i- - ■■1*.
Hluck'stop. .*-.t +■b II b-1
.11.)11 .11,
Dent. Petrie 2 . S-uiil'i, bu, II n-luy, 2. Left oil base. III Ian,I-,. 12;
T:.mpn. I. Base nil bjilh, 1 1 ,, ut(
3; Trenehard, 1; llitlb-i, ,.
»■■i,*Vc
out, by Tieneliard,
Bull, i, 2.
Hits, off Dei't, 5 m 1 1 iniu'-gti;
Trciu liard, I in 12 3 n mug
Hit
hv pit,’la c. 11 . Buliei 1 1 1:1111 l i n
ing pitcher, III lit, I ,,|,i|-t
I’.ry
und M(wire. 1 thim '! Ih'mii
8
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Late Rally Wins for Senators
CHICAGO, July 30 (,1*i-Wash
iugton staged an eleventh inning
rally and by injecting a pinch
runner und pinch hitte r scored
four runs und defeated Chicago,
7 to 3. Tin* visitors bud five dou
ble plays which broke up Chicago
rallies.
Ulnnkoiipbip suffered n
broken thumb on hi.- right hand
iu the sixth inning when he nt
tempted tn knock down a liner off
Mycr's bat.
Washington l i o tint) m o n 1
12 tt
Chicago
1110 299 991199 3 7 9
Batteries
I'-mw'iler, Mnrhury
and T ate; Blankenship, Lyons and
Schnlk.
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v m i r
f u n d s
T t a o ' l g r s
i e i i 11 l i i i n d y
w a y
a r e
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which tlio lack of n rmtii.r msue
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will not be mixed because nf the
turbulent and colorful i-tu-eers of
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. ,
m
J. C, (Jack) Dalton, tlepoofid*
governor and defeated Deumerotict 20 White Gold wrist watches made
nominee for the United Stutetf llfto four destinctive designs. Reg
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T,ec*burg~Wntenfjelon shipping
from thlrao c tio n totaled 1,809 Curs, V*l|t*d
vttlU*d at 4750,000.
38.— % loads,
WASHINGTON, ‘ duly
—Steam rollers, devoid however,
of all political significance, chug
ged their slow but noisy way along
tpe flower gardens and shade trees
in -th e White House front ygrd
edneaday while a veritable nm y
laborers swarmed with an unacomed fr*# band inside tho og
ive mansion.
L
larked ear(fusion and disarray
sd in aharp contrast to the
* ' -C bouse presidential
ustontod to while
as the Whit*
firs t extenalye
... . J 00 329 OOx—8
AB U It PO \ 1 :
Bf.tterica— Wilt/,, Wingfield a n d’.
l l l l l " !
Gnxttni; S in n er ai d Woodall,
j
Well-. ,
Job: ..............
n I
e n s invitation tennis touiniiineiil.
I bunched five nf their six hits in
two innings for five ruiui. * Thev
scored liu-ir other ran in the first
inning when Ileiliimiin dmihled be
hind u base oil bulls to Kiugo
liellnmriN also hit a homo run,
Wingfield, who relieved Wilt/, in
the fifth, held Detroit iiiLless tinrest of tho game.
I Boston . .. . 002 003 900—6 8 t
Foss, ....
Hewitt, p
St. Petri bur g
Two base bit,
I
I,ope/, c
BlackstoiK', It
Tinker, "n
Kimleutuii
I
Wilinmi, li>
Brown, cf
Ornelcs, 2b
Lackey, r
Shores, Ih
1
.Stanton, . f
Miliir/.., 3,b
Doyle, s..
Jotdn -> Ion, rf
Bryan, If
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I MOTORS co .
^ Nanfuril Ave.
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BARGAINS
IN GOOD USED CARS
EVERY WEEK
EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc.
Cor. Commercial & Palm etto Ave.
profit,!
nil its own,
l,ai age c„,
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and new bi.ttcry. Cheap for
g g A w .
lurlda i COLUMBUS (G a„) LEDGER -
through Claasified ada have the largait
r»t>i on *«>•; circulate
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84^-Houges
Loss
Prevented
^1Q mt insurance depart
ment will gladly give;
information concerning
any form of insurance.
share o f y o u r business
Sure makes
mules puli
will be appreciated.
BAUMAN BROS.
Phone82
::
I'LL
CfYou cannot prevent fire |
by being insured. But.
if your property is darn-'i
aged by fire and you '
carry insurance you cans
replace it through the ’
insurance company.
0M 0LEN E
hh LATHER
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NOTICE OF STOCK
HOLDERS M E E T
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AC—OAKLAND
tWTlAC little Company.
Rhone 121 !
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87—Rooms
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The Dixie Hatchei
1024— Ford Roadster
ANT NOTICK
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jtoffjro address ns
Iphone number if
multi. Abutit one
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C D _____ s r v K . v r i i as we
headquarters
f o r . Collegiate
rented,
repaired,
Orlando
Type
J U D IC IA L CIH CVIT. a u m t o i . n amt targa
Reasonable
rates..
Lincoln
Hotel.
Clothes, n o F irst street. ^ •
bungalow,,
new,
water,
gas,
etecrn tiN T V , r i o g i i M ,
writer & Supply Co. « - 4 4 W a t
Berg Cprpormtlon, "i;
tricity. Screened powh, double
IN C H A N C t n i t i . . .
kins Block. Phone 938, Orlando.
88—Rooms
W
ithout
Board
M IT P D I D f v o i t c n
Bank Bktg. Phone .718. r
LANE V s DRUG STORE— Pregarage. Fine locution. ‘Noi.r High
Ito n E IlT U cnTLU
Bchiiol.
Address
owner,
C.
A.
Butaenptlona, Drugs, Soda, We are
COMPLAINANT.
EXPERT REPAIRING . v FOR QUICK SA LE-J-U p^ght pin- teVfield 10711 Nik’s Ave!, C W
an near you us your phone.
VS.
Typewriters
and
Adding.IlitcblMC
LILI>A
McOIl.L.
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n®* »' x<md condition. • $75,00 lAnd, Ohio.
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PAUL H. NIX . ......
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ENDANT.
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cash. Apply i n P o plar Ave.
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C I T A T I O N .
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EXPERT PIANO TL’NIN cT and With Haynes A Ratliff. Phone 840
T H H S T AT U OP P l . u n i n A i TO
I b'ltiograph Repairing by fncI.ILI.A HrQILL.
v
FOR R E N T -N ic e furnished bed FOR SALE—At Floral Heights
IT a p p e a r in g fr o m n a w o ra lo ll of
Four robin House and garage.
*r\ 'r'lini-d men. Wu can rebuild 82— Help Wanted— Fem ale 1
room; furnished housekeeping
om p lain t in thin en n so th a t y o u nro
Largo lot under cultivation. Terms. C
I,at j>i:m > or refiniah to look
-rooms. 3N K. Gth St.
n r .s i q e n t of a s t a t e or Country olh-r
ul.c n. w. \ .......... 8 14-W.
WANTED - Sides girla, experience
Address W. M. llernid Office.
T a r .h rtd W hile Legl
er th a n the S ta t e of Ftorjdii. th a t
not necessary. McCrory’s 5 and FOR RENT Nice furnished bed
y o u r realilenre Is unit now n and that Chlrke 18.71 hundred
lr r e s id e n c e w h e n lust heard o f
10c Store.
room in private home with hot 90x90 LOT. 3 nmni house unfinish ym
Aneanaa, the beet
whs Quincy, Florida,
SnnfnT-i| Stove & Furniture Co.
water and all modern conveniences
nre
required to he nml iipoeor lio- $11 hundred.
K Jii/t
ed,
some
furniture,
on
hard
road
fore o u r said Circuit C o l i n nt SnnHADDOCK STEAM PRESSEKY Phone 349-J.
321 E. First Street
V4 mire off Dixie Highway. W. S. ford, F lo rid a on thn Ztst diiv of
Rhode laland Rede,
•
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leaning,
preeaing,.
tailoring.
We carry a full line
A iiau st. A. t>. loan, nml D o n »nU m eat 910.65 hundred. ! ' ; , j
Lyon, Box 82. I.nkc Monroe.
Our prices are ri«ht.
Cash oi 105 S Palmetto Avenue. Phone FOR RENT Nice furnished bed
lliere m a k e a n s w e r l o t h e 0111 <>f I
340-J.
Plymouth Rocks 911.8VM
CDinpluirit ex h lh lted laanlmit
y»u i
terms. We want your business
room. 2 furnished housekeeping
BUNGALOW Living room, din otliertvlse a d ecree pro c o n f c s s o w ll. , All goud healthy slrMIJ
rooms, .II I E. r,th «3t.
•
ing room, kitchen, 2 bed rooms, lo* e n tered a g a in s t you.
MIRACLE Concrete Co general’,,ArNEY DRV GLEANING CO.
IT IS QltnK>tf-:i> T hat th is C lin -j bred chirks.
hi.tli, fireplace, garage, large cor lion
--------- work, sidewalks, “ build K Ury Cleaning, Repairing and
he pulillshed once a xvet k for:
cement
Ww pay postage cbhi_
HVB ft>r
fftr prom
n m m nptt FOR RENT
T wo unfurnished ner lot, high ground. Price $7^00. four c o n a c c u tlv a w e e k s In th e Hnn- ■guarantee live delivery, iyt
ing blocks, irrigt*ion boxes. J, U Dyeing. u hone 166
ford H erald, n n e w s p a p e r pnhllsli- I
uervice.
rooms.
Close
in>
apply
120Vfc
P
al
I erwilleaer, Prop.
In S e m in o le C ou n ty and h a v i n g ,
If any dead, take a
metto Ave.
DOUBLE POTTAGE—C orner lot, ed
a g en e r a l d istrib u tion .
from your Post Master.
separate
entrances,
double
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rage, home Hnd investment. For sent .if said C ircuit Court th is the
Attorngy and Counsellor a t Law
iltiy tif Ju ly, A. I >. 1DKI.
6 0 It RENT Very plgpsant sleep limited time price 8(1,750. Bart .".’ml
IS E A L )
300 East First Street.
WANTED -Experienced cdestmin
ing room, for cent lemon, in mod Nason, 607 First National llnnk
V E. 1*01 ’CLASH,
for Saturday. H. and A. Dept. ern home nil I R a t e
c le r k of 7th Ju d icial
SG.IH) llhlg. Telephone 219.
SAN EURO ROOFING CO. 'I'ilo f E.t,,n,1 421) Sanford Ave,
Circuit Court. Semi
per week, (image available. Apnule C ou n tv, Klorld.i
LARGO, FLA.
roofs, built up rmif?* Re-roofing!, _ ------------------ ------- -ply Itomn |] [l;,|| H)dB
FOR SALE Three room house
IIV A M W e e k s. I> C ,
over
ver old nmfs. Leaks repaired -Hi - [3.'i A— E m ploym ent A gencies
t
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SMAItON.
close in, .oi......... aero of good
^..Heitor and of I'ltiinsel
1
imates free.
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Urna-.es
iree. Satisfaction
sansicction guaranguaran
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Small cash p ympnt.
H
for Cost pin 11 unit
toed. Oak Ave .ft 3rd St. Flume 111.
FOR
RENT
SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT
... , ,
r iiriushed room. 1IM ! riavden, Room 1. Bull Bldg.
\\ . lOth Street.
BUREAU
WHEELERS & WELSH
204 North Park Ave*
8f»— L o t s F o r Sole.
'Service that makes friends”
_________ _ _ OARAGE REDRtiOM with hatli
fo* gentleman.
Also garage.
FISK T IR E S
V U L C A N I Z I N G , 3 7 — situation W a n t e d Male.
Mi.-. Ernest Krupp, 910 Park Ave 12 CITY LOTS ideally located
Lights, water, gits. Priced lo
H IL T O N S BARBER SHOP
WANTED—Job experienced furmsell nt your own terms. Knight
71—Apartments For Rent
& MucNeill, lu7 199 S. Park Ave.
H first1 cInss*harhersf *'specin 1 a t- 1 |Vr ' , 2f* y.°,,rs ‘'W ic n c e , plenty
plenty
are of any p a rt of
tention given ladies and* children, j ^
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Pri.om , FIVE ROOM unfurnished i.purtdre
$5IM)il CASH
nieiit sun porch, private en617 Cypress Ave.
Hnlam-e Monthly
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
^
truiice, modern.
Also furnishexl Wil buy any one of tilt1 lots listed
“ The Rexull Store"
bedim on ami hath adjoining. Ad
helow.
138—
Business
Opportunities
We make a specialty of our prompt
ults only. 914 Myrtle.
filling of prescriptions and quick
ROSE COURT
delivery.
■FOR RENT H room house West
n\
\ NFORD AVENUE
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
, • I*ii-t Street. Close In, $36.1)')
1 51 \ 190
Svj, 750.9(1.
I it- YOU HAVE 81,000 W
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W L- i^ r v e y . 117
! 9— Building—Contracting 1
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CLARENCE SMITH
Lot 69x129
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M L M II I H U IN THE MAN-;
|,;ilh (1)ll,
A|1)lly U in
General Contractor
$1 ,759.99
t'ltHI West First Street
CFACT!'RING
BUSINESS IN j Kl,1< Avt *
at Phono 441
YRTL f: a v e n u e
5)1x117
,
SANFORD OR ORLANDO GOOD ' NIUE ( LEAN Apartment. Avail
iil'li at once, 304 W. fith St.
$ l ,9 5 9 . 9 9
E. J. LINDSKOG--General Con FOR ?l(io T o $200 PER WEEK
trac to r and builder. Pinna and
FRENCH AVENUE
j
ALL T H E BUSINESS FOR KENT Oiio 2-ronnt npiirtspecifications on request. All work j WITH
2 lots, 59x117 each
|
iie-iil futr.ished. Phone 287-W
guaranteed. Residence 217 High
or 310 Maple.
$1,000.1)9 each
YOU
CAN
HANDLE.
IM
M
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land Kt.. between Eltn and Oak.
Phone 790W ,
DIATE
ACTION.
ADDRESS FOR RENT Furnished 3 rmmi
LAUREL AVENUE
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2 lots, 6(1x117 each
Apartment, recently completed.
MA N lJ FA<’TU RER, cure Herald. Good locution. $56 per month. In
$1,509.1)0
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WIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT’
quire H. M. Ileruld office.
StlO P — Printi.ig,
Engraving,
FRENCH AVENUE
Em hns sing. See us first. We do
2 lots. 69x127
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THE
CLARK
Apartments
on
the
it. Phone 417-W. R, R. Avenue$1,099.00
bench, reasonable weekly or
Commercial Street.
monthly rates. 410-418 South A t
I
•It)— Monev to Loan
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
lantic Ave., Daytona Bench, Fla.,
PRINTING THAT PLEASES
7 , .. ;. ',
7T7
. 7T
| Mi c O. F. Mi-Cue, Prop and Mgr. 515 610 First National Bunk Bldg. >
Typewriters nndAdding Machines. 7LOA
NS—Money available a t 7 per ,
r ..7 . ■>
Fhone 713
T H E SEMINOLE PRINTERY
cent. Close in property. A. P [ ......._
- l
fiOl W. 9th St. W. N, i.uniley, Prop. Connolly & Kmm.
ENJOY THE MOST attractive OPPORTUNITY I-OR WORKING!
npiirtment on the end! ocean '
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JA M E S 11. COWAN -A ll kinds of 47—Dors, Cuts, Feta.
each
front for the rest of the aen- CHOICE LOTS 26x126--G uaran
_____
i
.Tin and S h e d Metal Work.
Within ten
W ater mid Boat Tunk.t. At Oak HULL DOG PU PS FOR SAI.E I i'ii. All cimvenieiicetf. Reanonu- teed high nnd dry.
f yffl
Tlmriiiiuhlirnl Frrtieh. B mm>. ••III. 1 le rates. Phode 913-J or address
o . . . miles of Fnlnlka on Luka City
Avenue- and Third Street.
Tolu-;
l ull liiimtl. pnllgrer, lllur miiii.)i| L L Szold, Feiiliisilhi Station, 1>i\>- Highway. $10.00 each. These lmr- j
phone 111.
| ■
look. Xtmnu. henllkj , »Itcori'ii-. , tuna Beach, Fla.
gains m e well worth your inveeli I
.lloitl nffeclli.unlr lira , Her llit-ni mi) l _________________ __________ __ get inn. Fur information call .it]
a m |»„ri,
, „ r. Kinii».' NEW 3 room apartm ent with hath, llernid office. Ilnx Cl. II. VL, or Geo j
D. T. DUNCAN
furnished. Flume 325.
B. Vestal. 112 S. Bench St., UuyFainter and Decorator
PEDIGREED Pekingese pups, 6
---- ------------------- ----- -------tonn Beach, Fla.
RHONE 303
weeks up. 2 beautiful aleevcs j 77— HoUfiCH f o r K e n t
YOU W ild, DESIRE a home in
Mrs. A, K. McKinstry, L o n g w o o d . ----------------------- -----------------20— Healing and '»i«>miiintr
Mnrvaniu on or near the lake
Information B ryant's Filling Sta ■T'OR RENT—Six room house, See
front. Get one now just before the
tion 3 inilis North Longwood.
Mr. McCuller, The IlnHkut,
HODGINS & (,OV >.N CO., A.u. >
boulevard>i are completed. We give
Radiator and aht
uu-ial work.
FOR RENT —House. Maple Ave. special cooperation to high class
57—
Good
Things
lo
Eat
Plain and oriiHinei i I -iioat meti !
II. M. Edwards, 2301) Mellonville. home builders. The first two mag
Work. Tel. 7 J«J-Y
CD Sf'ttkt h
nificent homes in Marviinif* are
Fhone 83(1-W.
G
ET
BARBECUE
a
t
HamhoneN
Avenue.
on Sanford Ave., botwoen 3rd i - —
------— - — — -------- being completed. Investigate' be
4th Streets, S aturday a fte r II | HOUSE FOR RENT 5 room star fore you build elsewhere. Fhone
FLORIDA - ORL AN DO - Orlando nnd
o’clock.
1 '■'> bungalow on Palmetto Ave at 736. Scruggs Scoggnu Really Co.,
Mornine S entinel; largest clUMHi- ______ ___________________—
' Katie St.
flod buMmers, rate 1c a word, min t i l — M i s t e l l c a n o u g .
I "KAN BERG COR Ft IRATION
imum 24c cits.li with order.
__________ _______ ___ : 5]5-510 First N a tionalH ank Bldg.
Flint) 713
STOVE WOOD— Sun cured, for
.)«
aulc. I.cavq orders a t 1611 Mel |
24 — P a in tin g — 1 i pcr*;i«
78—Offices and Desk Room
lor.villo Avenue. F. B. Dyson.
AUTOMOBILE p]MUSICS: it V «
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for
want to sell youi ured i'*1^ ■ 1 6 5 — Specials at the Stores
stores or offices nt Park Avo. j The Annual Stockholder)! Meetvertisn Unity on the clnasified jiago.
ami Commercial Street.
W. M. Mng of thu San'ord-Oviedo Truck
Growers, Inc., will bo held nt the
j Young, Owner, 208 Park. Ave.
25— Florints.
Court House Tuesday Evening,
SHOOT
August 3rd at 8 o’clock. Election
OFFICE
FOR
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Mriscli
"STEW ART TH E FLORIST"
Bldg
Apply A P Connelly <fc of Officers and other -liusim'ss will
DURING T H E HUNTING
Flowers for all occasions.
be transacted a t this time. A full
Sons,
Magnolia
and 2nd.
McLANDER ARCADE
SEASON WITH
------- attendance >s desired.
Fhone 781.
T. F. Adams, Pres
80A—Real Entate Directory R. A. Cobb,
W IN C H EST ER GUNS AND
Sect'y.
— : - July 13, 10, 20, 23, 27, 30 Aug 2.
27—Professional Services
AMMUNITION
N( . '
_ _ _ ___ —— *
HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, IN
Real Estate and
PERM ANENT MARCEL WAVING
IN SU R A N C E BROKERS
Madam H a rrio tt's Beauty Parlor.
Phone 246 for appointment)).
LIST YOXIR PROPERTY WTTII, |
f^jij
For Sale "By
"THE LOT KING"
I
300 F ir s t National Bonk Bhlg. i
EU G E N E OIL Perm anent WaveBALL HARDWARE
for $10 per head. Graduate op- J
m
era tors a t Marinello Beauty Shop.
THRASHER A GARNER
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
The Basket. Phone 193.
” i
112 8. Park Avo., Sanford
CII1KAPRACTIO ndds life to years 07 —Rooms W ith Board.
and y e a rs -to life.- Investigate
McCALL * FOX. Real oBtate In*
appointment. Dr.
Dr W ANTED—By two young men,
Phone 482-J for nnDointmet.t.
vestments. Best buys are among
•(
W. E. MncDougalill, F irst Nation;.
room and board with ‘ private j 0Ur listings. Phone 746.
Bank Bldg.
II.
family. P refer placo with use of
piano.
References
exchanged. SEE R. C. TISDALE for good buys
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP,
in Real Estate, 236 Meiscb. Build-'
Communicate with V. McGchoe,
“We specialize in permanent wav care Phoenix Utility Co.
ing.
j
ing” . 20(1 North Park Ave.
28—
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|tl»«ific«tion
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