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M Florida's H eart,
Greatest V e g e ta b le
Garden L a n d
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A a a o d a U d P ress Full L eased W ire
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shower* Sot'
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gentle,
H AY. J U L Y S I, 192(5
That Evangelist
Spent 10. D ays A t Cottage
A r e Denied In Telegrams
LOS A N G E L E S ,
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Y
nnnouncod
today that handwrit
ing found on a cottage at Unrim l rented by a man identified
nc Kenneth C. Ormiston, by Car
mel residents w.is so obviously
that of Aimes Semple McPher
son, evangelist that he would
submit it to the grnnd jury as
evidence, in the McPherson in
ventilation without any refer
n ice to handwriting experts.
Keyes said:
"T h e writing in so plain that
I will simply
submit to the
(fraud ju r y Tuesday. It will
not he necessary tor us to (jet
an exp ert’s opinion.
Any lay
man can compare the writing
with that of Mrs. McPherson."
iCent Gain In
•gits For Jul?
[pared WithThe
M on th O n 9 2 5
1
t™, «!' r Va"{
"£ ‘ »rn,«.l. (
[For Three
HUSBAND FORM
SUICIDE P A C T
,lnV!' nt " «*tduring the
llmi tho <*v«iiiirelist s recent dis
appearance. were confronted with
teleurems from t.'hicago and San
l runeisco denying the* pastor visitod the resort town as claimed by
I !),<;pu,V District
Attorney Joe
Ryan,
Kynn recent Iv investigated the
reports and announced he bcliev
; ,
evangelist's enso was solet'd. Me dei hired he could produce
at least three witnesses to identiJv the woman as Mrs. McPhorson.
is i W . 0 4 7 , 1 9 6
Me also claimedV, have developed
l>t’ l d m n < o
____ at
f
..
..
evidence to show
that. IKenneth
(I
I Ormiston, who acted ns rndio op
erntor for Mrs. McPherson at
Angelas icmplc, visited Gunnel
during (lie time Mim* woman otvu
Pied the voting.
I.tts A N G E L E S . Inly :t|. <fl»i
With arrangements complete,i
him!, (i. pH i ls i n - , Authorities investieat mg reports , for re opening of the grand inn
that
a
worn:
n
answering
the
de
49 pel' !. tii III J Illy j scription of Aimee Semple Me investigation into the rase. a tch
(< onlinued on i ’age t!)
us i miii m i ‘ i 'v i t a |
Today.'
W.
-tsas
Nl
Paict jfn Full
Jitly“ H.— W i t i>k,.
— District Attornoy Asn Keyes
Ten
/v •
SUCCUMBS TO
HEART DISEASE Ban
1'iiHt Chnplcr In The T ragic
Histories O f Roynl Couple.
Closed W ithFrndingO fN ote 1
A fte ; Woman Kills H erself
.
I
0
Against Cl©
Senator Albert Cummins. For
.'59 Years Leader In Iowa
Folilics, Parses Suddenly
A fter Suffering Relapse
Spokesman For White Placing O f Newl
Into Effect Mi
House Becomes Very
By Shooting
Talkative For Change
AndOtherl
Solon Was Defeated
Recently By Brookhart I 31!—</n—*TheV>rt»idciitini>spolc-
Financial Troubles
Are Blamed For Act
Ten Are Wot
At Mexico
■ (M
l
vsman
hn* become sufficiently
talkntice to reveal Mr. Coolidge’s
O f Miami A p a rtm e n t; Dies
view that the cmhnrgn on arms
to Mexico will not lie lifted, (but
Happily, Her NoteDeclares
aviation is still too costly for
. xten.sive commercial use, and
MIAMI. .Inly .11.— (/P)— The last
I’ I'.S .\IO|\Es, Iowa, July :i
1 his i ssiiranee that Secretary
i ■hunter in Die tragic histories of
'd ‘
Senatoi \ll.vrt fL Con m u . I Mellon is in Europe solely for
[the Huron and Harmless
Royee.■I Dcs Mom. s, a faeror in I •.i.■ meat ion
*.arret t hit- been dosed by a sui
(lolitn s lor
y a r s and a lead, • |
The i ieiv of Du- President on
.ole pail entered hy tile pair, il
m
the
I'ep'afdi.
an
party since I •!»«,,! the religious -dilation in Mexico
wn. indirrited early this afternoon
M
F
O
X
ICO
City,
July
q
i
j
•lied
here
Die
vesterday
on
Die.
is
that
lie
dots
not
expect
that
‘ mi tiie snn ale .a the Haronoss and
tar
'
1,1 hi l el If e III(' Il t from pntdl, ) any action will he taken in the
Ten million or more CathoU
rr|tiie finding of u joint dentil note,
.pondnth' ni'>i11 li nl |
ullei is iears in tile l , o t , | ; near future toward lifting the
in a dresser drawer o f their apart
throughout M exico t o d i
■il V a i
irilnih' i "
Titfttre.H <
''tllll's
>,
u.lie,
ago Charles K. G,tl
emergency embargo on arms to
meat ul (lie ( In Keina Hotel, Coral ■in. K
wtirc without the
era
M
tie
lay
h
y
1
(s'Met.
11
v.t
h
at:
attack
of
'e
;
i
I
•
*'
ilia
i
Midi,
t
grain
nier
that country.
(Sables.
[The II
limit, r••1 1. *1 with lial.ilitics
lions o f the clergy.
of disc,i e i .ir'y Thursday, the \. tei •
The President foots there is
local t atil’ niK i n - 1
" W e die happily ns we lived to no.i e ban >200,(100.
His eredi an leader , a ho was 7ti, failed i .j very good reason to expect that
The putting, o f the
get
the
text
of the ■
aim
lull, o.
lU'ti
,,l„ her,"
„ , was
,
,
.........
••••• i I"Is ......
receiied
checks rally and sutf. red a relapse y. t"i
the future will see passengers
ment’.s
new religious
pi note found at noon today by | lion. hm. paying tl„. last o f this 'lay afternoon.
’
I and certain types of merchnndiso
ec bank had total
Miss Catherine Griffith,
an cm
i
tiona
into
e ffe ct was l
uni. bte.li.esv, although lie was le
Senator Cummins
being carried oy air. altlumgh nt
had been
[of K05.S.Y59.28 on
pl'.vee id Die in.tel.
The note was ; e i'll
by
isolated
shootijm
present
that
aspect
o
f
commer
diga’ cii to pay hut 0 per 'U in altli interi limittently for s e i.m
Ip2i as a;- i- t ?<•.,<» IV.- )
signed "flu* Rovec-Garrets.”
nt of the total.
>Ut III
cial flying is regarded as more
lelllh
I'llllll'
II
lie
\
the
stoning
o f o fficia l
|July .10 of IIn vent . The :
Invei tiguting authorities formed
uly, as it iviis generally
an expectation Minn an arcomthe turning of fir*
■in the tol.il ojves a \ lo la l O f $II9,2.M) A u !h o r -j Specimens From New Source ’ be Minnie p.u I theory this morn
le ■I In- had , mpletrly r e c o i . ie I 1 plislinient. due to the expense of
crowd*, thesu occuranceX
i,n o r of
ized For Const ruction In'
Show W ater Is Good Fur 1mg ivh. n the I..nly of a woman who ,
UiW,4;ii:
ft il pa ,t illnesses.
His to I 1 erial 11 .iM iportution.
last night when official!..^,
July. 1925; W ater And (5as
Drinking Purposes; Work bad h i(i. d t>>death from the eight
el loo- sickness came in the i,,i,C| |
take control of article* in
S'llii'li'il Hank liad
"t 'o . campaign for re-eieein.n in
Users Show Nice In crease, On 2nd Well Begins Soon euntb Door of Die Everglades
buildings other than th* dw
P.IJlII.M', I........ July I
■•part n
hotel Friday night was
I'1'1', when fi'ends urged him I,,
themselves.
"A’W
compare I with ■<!
withdraw I*, e.mse o f his i*.»n.ii; .,i,, 1
Hitililing permits issued nt the I Soft water
„ „ew well identi I i>d s that o f the Baroness,
Ten
persons
were
woaitdttl,-]
known a.*. Vera l.a\T<>ia.
ijjlv :ttt, pc’ - >.i .in inmu he r.'f',.e '
shootings in tho capital.1
77,616 71 lie Semi city clerk's office tip until mum Ismith of Sanford will he added to
Follow
i Hilly ;i f. w hours before tile I'n
ncy General Ortega waa I
today totalled $ll!l,J:it» for the !«•>'* present water supply of Die! . ' ' " " " " " ' g - P'e mimiy inn
Hank's ■i« _"Mls to
'nl .ittaik tin semitor
im> at
tho
officials utonod a* thay’A
im-.th
o
f
July.
This
is
an
increase
;
municipal
waterworks
system
nest
!
!If
,
^
Associated
I’
ress)
(Bv
on JuK n of this 1
|"'mk "it an aototdograpby which _
ilae, n't mg T ' - e of the Peace is
dosing
tho annoxes of S t« T
o
f
approxim
ately
$:t,(M
M
)
over
th
e!
week,
a
n
o
r
d
in
g
to
City
Manager
Causes:
fl.lil'i.nno on tin
he had annoinieed lie would start
sued ..i.i. is fm police to hold the
■ Law effective today enforcing erino’s Church. Dinturb
Figures Reveal
T
h
ai
225
P
er
,t year, •lo wing a gain total for July o f last year, when |'V- H. Williniiis.
.
dm icg his final iiinmer lioatim the constitution o f IH57 reaffirm curred also in several
Baron without bond
pending in'
, Tw o specimens ijf water taken
The S;m IMl II Bank $ 1 1 0 BOO in permits were issued.
>(»ns ( iirrten On Yacht We- id > nirniher of congress.
i|js ed l>v the constitution of 1017. tions of tho capital.
•pies! m o Die death of tiie ltaron
Office Manager E. S. McCall o f , f r o m the well, l.'IO l e d deep, were ess.
ipr.nv had .I. 'jiisils o f
Il iv,e in the search for hiln
l'ika I romTwu l.akePoinls ,' r" 1 w,lul|i b.m e\pned next The regulations provide:
The prlcstn had bean
the ( ’ ity Utilities Oepnrtmeat said i #®ut In K. I.. Filhy, chief »,unitary that the note was mtuiil, it was
.id. I:(_’(>.
No
foreign
clergyman
tnay by the Episcopate to wii
In
Four
Trips
On
Saturday
1
M"
"
1
‘
h""
h"
W
,,"
M
hav"
",m
I
that
in
July
the
department
had
I
engineer
of
the
Florida
State
of the throe banks deled Ills political career, as he was
said.
from tho churchc* today aa
function in Mexico.
ilefc.it,..| l>\ Smi th W . lOei.khart
tUtrnu'iit ,.,ii deposits made 12 new w>ter and PI new gas Hoard of Health, and a letter was
A
b
t
i
.
f
,
written
bv
the
Baron
test against tho regulation!*
.'liopp,
i
t
min
Henson
Spring.-.
Church
ownership
o
f
property
is
received
yesterday
hy
E.
S.
Mr
cutins.
This
brings
(he
tidal
for
•or Hie re-iien.ination in l lie June
this vcai i - . ompared
effective today waq ah a* *
ess June IP, addressed to a man n> i
the
Morula
Light
and
Power
forbidden
and
nil
church
property
('all,
o
ffice
manager
o
f
the
water
primary.
‘b statement
is Sanford’s utilities to 17.17 water
boycott of tho National’ ]
' hnago, was found I v aulhontie>. i < onipany district
were
l.eing
Hilling the recent
session of reverts tb the state.
of llo- inasperity users, atpi 1170 gas consumers. department, saying that the line
for
Defonso of Religipua L,.
h ............ »««'ie public, however., Moiigbl over Lake ......... on the
Religious instruction in schools, Catholic* aro requested tq
bsnks and positive
McCall also nnnoiir.ccd that C. terial and sanitary (puilities o f the it eoni tu.ed the feibiiving acntenci ■||.a eng. r vaeht Welaka in large rongres... Mi. >-miimings M-rieil as
water
are
“
good."
I'haii'in.ii. o f l i e Judiciary Uoitiiiiit- convents and monasteries is f o r
ritv is daily draw- M. Miller o f Philadelphia, an e m
‘•Wi ll either live through cv mimhei . agiiin today.
Last Sat- teo on which he relained member bidden. It iH illegal for clergy o f spending monoy on a n j“ *
“ The hardness
is typical of erything doing our best together, i uni.i
hcre and that tiiey ployee o f the United (Jus Improve
eopt on absolute nacaaslt
the W’ oluku carried Illole •hip at the lanking
Kepiibhcan. religious periodicals to criticise object bolng to bring at
their fmlit in the ment company o f that city, would drilled wells in your section,” tin or die also to g e t h e r "
The Iclfei 1|..i>
is
than
on
any
day
since
1
1
is
,
i;.ath
mils
Senator
Norris,
of
the
government.
bonk? I.t opening arrive in Hanford Monday to take engineer said, “ and judged by hue wus -igiicd “ Haronefs."
economic crisis which wUL]
Jsd\
w h e n II was put into serv
Nebraska, in line for the judiciary
Olints !;<■
Effect*:
charge o f the new gas machine l<>riiil oxuininatioii, you have water
cnee
tho government to
a
<
CJo.-e ir o o d s of the Royce-tiar
;i frur (niDh|Mirtatiiin IhhiI c)u\irDUihln|i.
tiie local satisfactory for use.’ ’
i.
Mexican Episcopate ordered, n.t its religious attitude. ■
lie!
bttnii m i. I.,'ink de- recently installed
l"11:, ,-a\ the Haroii and Hnroueon tb two lake points and
In
legislative
natlcis.
Senator
K-i
Officialti reiterated „
Work BcginH On Scrmul Well
a molest, discontinuance all ser
rlaied, • ■' ' led the plant.
-an, rd uu. i the miquces of the ( iimnims' deepest
wet" cxpeneiu-ing linancial
dii
interest
had vices in which 25,01)0 priest* func- It wus tho intention of
Men are working on a second ficull ics.
|J0|I'* •' oi'« r the
sol nl t iniie.i»t nf ( .niiirer ..
lifiig ..entered in iailr>:et pr'.blent'i Urn. Jiygiuning today.
CflUea and-: Govsmi
now soft water well on the yrty'u
'munD.
I lie preCrqipled l»y the loss of a leg in
A total o! 225 no n uml women' <n<) the tarilf.
Altlmt.gh the
property
southward
along
French
in the I I ' o i l
.SnTkt10.000,000
Catholics
will
Avenue, anil as smm as the well the war. i he Huron was I'orci.l t,. were t rans|».i’l ed .. ii the yarhf last I K-ch t'uiniuins Tran-portal ion act tie uni hlu to lipar mass or recelvo
ili lor tl., mouth of
Inis been completed and the water depend almost entirely, friends say, (Satmday. Three trips were m ade,1to,uni nun h criticism in Iowa, tin oennnee, communion
or
other (igion w h jd j’ have virtually,
found
satisfactory, it
wilt
be upon ln> wife for their li v e l i h o o d . , and on the lust trip, 112 persons |.-.'tinlor was always ready to de sacra men Is, except baptism
and a dead-letter for years.
.packed the yaiht, which arrived ul [lend it in principle,
Lulely, financial difficultie.With a vlaw to praventlny '*
turned into .lie mains.
matrimony,
which
will
be
given
by
the Municipal I'ier here nt 7 o ’- i His influence on the tariff issue
(iisturbaneqa, the govqqni
*
The ritv waterworks department I'Ullie ne ir rtr« SSIul for th, l.'nyi <
laymen
clock uml returned at |ti;::p ..'clock, jw.i , even more far reaching, as Ic
patched troops to atrategi
is pumping I,mm.mm gallons a day Garret t
The chiircb idutmed to have lay
Nnpi'oMMi.alcly
cal
nu
n
arc
aid
j
'
let'eil
it,
for
h
>
first
sponsored
B R U N SW IC K , N. J.. July from the lour soft-water
Thu police attempted t
wells
12,000
to tn winking on Du- new power "Iowa idea” in national polities, committees eonilticl some
disperse
a large crowd
- A f t e r ii night of specu south o f Sant,.r,I, and 250,000 gill
plant id the
tela I'lil.li, S m |and saw it adoptid by ins parly. It churches f..r worship hut the g o v uhipers before a church
lation as to the whereabouts o f )on: iron La... Ada, owned by
ice ( 'oi'pora' i..ii at Henson Sprtngs, , was based on the theory that the ernment ordered that they be taken on tho ground that It w*
Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall,
re- the city,
and about I5tt men on the new 1tariff rate : hould accurately incus- over by I'oiniuittees neined by the ligious meeting hold In
porters were told taduy that she
A s S(,on „ „
two additional
plant of tbe Floridu 1’i.ui r and I m e the difference between the mayors.
IIJ.K, I Jv .'{| i/|>| had not left her home after _r°- Iwulls three mdes south o f Sanford
to the Mexican law.
Light Uouqiatiy.
I cost of production at home and
An economic boycott has been shippers refusod to bi
krr> ..f D„. Italian turnin" to it from the county jail ure in operation, the Lake Ada
ordered by organized Cutholle fireman began playing th
f Auj,L
The dock at the Florida I’ovver t **bread,
in 1, 1 .tgin Se- from which she wi s released lust supply will not lie used, but held
and I.'ght ('.n.ipanv is not con ' .Senator < umnuns was in Dca Invmen: mi re Ita so will be limited upon them, tho worships
Juah* bin! their first night on bail.
for emergency, the city manager
Iiistrict Kiwnnin Goveinm Wa!
vciiieiitIv located, according to ,M Mnines a week ago when the Uo- to necessities.
il in fi■,. .,....
taliating with stick* ana
One report was that she went to said. Tlic waterworks department ter It. Weiscr addressed the iiiem !*. Carswidl, ........... Trial tgent ,.f J|>»U lic.in state convention was held
Troops havu been called out at
»rrii miii
Now York last night. Another will lie pumping 1.51)0,000 gallons ber> ol tile eombined Sanford and the Lake Monroe Transport at ion ! •"'H'* :,n(l 'V l- expected to take a various place* to maintain order.
■in \
NEW YORK. July 31ri
Iimhi r
i igid, report was that shy went to Ocean from the wells within a year, he Eustis Kiwnnis clubs Frida \ night Company, opera'..r or the vieh! 1“ l»*H
Government’s Attitude:
that gathering, but deThe Evening Post today pu
. r»ot>t.',i
!• i 1 hy the drove, N. J. Two trunks were tak said.
nt the Seminulo Cafe. The ki- Welakn. I’n si ngers must ' walk ' * " le<1 l "
Church mid statu must bu sepa u statement from President1
«»wuy because of
iStlte .S'||,
Hoard en froii^ the Hall home in New
wains chief gave j i short Instoiv thrnuurh tllf
rated and the church must eschew <>f Mexico defining the posit
Big Consumption of Water
(Ml tl.v fr>11-it Mich*;! ' '*
IV«* iMIit.
JTw Hiii-l,„ i v lin n an- Brunswick.
The great inciva
m consump of the organization, telling <>i it., power plan', wiurh is di.Hiii'rt” iiljli‘ 1 A (Iraniatic touch A\as tciscn Sun- politics
his government in the present
| , lie lia!
I’j 'c id e n t ('nlles regards it as a glous crisis in Mexico.
-!• Yesterday, Mrs. Hall, stnilling . tion lii»l year l'<>i>■<•t the water ideals and objectives and c\,>lnm to women pa. -. tig -r-. he .'-aid.
:it" r <Tinimins’ final words to all
Thai
tl.i'i' , ,
Iowa
audience
when,
ton
ed
by
bis
so;.s |Hm) assured, was escorted from the 1works officials to di.tw upon the ing die meaning o f a real - n i n o
“ final struggle” between "light mciit, sent in reply to an i|l
A dock at the highway bridge
RW-rril., u. I- .a i,
duties in Washington to content anil darkness."
i r-opi- county jail here r-fter Supreme Lake Ada supply, nod !., immedi club.
follows:
ho *''
would make ,t possible for the
Itnvat 'Court Judge duimnere, turning ately start prospecting t*>r new
Churches Attitude
The banquet was occasioned l.v transportation lonipatiy to pick up himself with only one primary
“ The boycott ha* no im[
f**'np h. r
speech,
lie addressed
I’orseculion is threatening relig Tho government has n tv _ .
his Point Pleasant home Into a wells, il was said.
Considerable n visit o f the Eustis club to tins passengers from Hie Lake Mon cfimpuign
mid', t,
t hie.isunds if voters of the statu by ious freedom. The church denies to close the churches and tflU- M
1 ;i picHtda-ii t,
i ir m stem court, ruled that although she was tinu‘ and money have been expend rit> for the purpose o f playing a roe coinniumt . , lie caul, in urging
I ad to.
il has meddled in politic*.
The baseball game and the vielms w< i tiie co n s tr u d n.ii ol one at
try to do so.
If tho chorcr'—
this
[ttu.h 11i igc no t"i n amj arrested Wednesday night, on a ed in the prospecting wml,.
Pope Pius does not desire to in abandoned hy tho Catholic
mass of.new evidence, shu was en wells first had to be t. -led for the hosts at the banquet. Sanford I |,ojnt
i.'mt 'linns. titled to liberty under bail of quantity and quality bdi.re they
W ASHINGTON, July H I.-■(/Tl
terfere unless absolutely ncccsHury •-hey will remain open or
nine taking the Eustis aggrega | Th[,
WMS , ,llirlcrt„, ,)V M,e
i'J m.-hed deck ! $16,000.
The flags over thu Capitol Imuild- Ho has requested the faithful earn of, committee o f t*ti
,
could
be
considered
for
u
•
•
tion
into
camp
hv
thu
.........
.
chamber
of
......
.
to
make
1fortified t..
ing fluw at hulf mast today for throughout thu world to pray to men eppointed by tho protfs'
Itirv of I Governor Moore, who is directJuly I. 11)25, Sanford had 760 .score o f 7 to I.
throi1 trips on Monday and Wed- Senator Cummings, while those of morrow for their Mexican co-re
water
consumers,
and
July
I.
I
i;f tho town according to Uw,.
V|nl , _ ing the new investigation of the
An excellent program wa <-n
*M»» .-.id, ,|
Mr.
Williams joyed by the gathering «>I hIm-iiI nesdays and Imi'- trips on t "<*' i liis colic, goes who remained in ligionists.
the priests merely tsop prs
1 1 four-year-old murder mystery, has ! ,n'.ir» consumers,
|»a>l tn-a.l. ,| i
days in the p'.wcr company < '
|\Vashi7.glon joined in expressions
Bishop George Miller, resident without committing any violet
■no,I,,. „„
unpointed Senator A J e x a u d e r said, in describing the uu reused ■10 Kikanians and their w m -.
to make it c m cment for th .m Inf sorrow at hit, death.
a nt
bishop of t5,. Methodist-Episcopal of the law they will not be'
Simpson to handle the ease for the demands for water.
Hi-- ,i i
Thu visiting d u b members I. J jiloycus o f liic t .. ii-t n et .-.ii i■•■in
On instructions telegraphed by church in Mexico, says (hero is no lestod.’’
-I I' In: I
"W e always take pr"< out mil be
stntp
H special prosecutor.
panics to shop in Sanford.
Vice President Hawes, the Senate roligious persecution and
that
fore turning new water mi" the by their secretary. Joe W....I, cm
v .1, ii i
tertained with several vocal seler
Sergeant lit Arms appointed
a Mexico wad forced to use drastic
mains,''
he
said,
"that
the
lo-alth
of
(C'l'T .ii -| |„
committee of twenty-one Senators moans because “ the Roman- Cath
the public will be protected.
Thu tions.
Aptian i n , ,,
to attend tho funeral. Tho House olic priests in Mexico have refused
The Htur performance of the
water is alwuys approved by the
Ito repair D„.
will bo represented by tho entire to comply wjth the law o f tiie land
evening included several numbei>
state board before used."
Iowa delegation.
and have persisted in muddling in
offered by tho Sanford Kiwann
Lake Ada Water Satisfactory
LEWES, Dak. July 31.politics.’
WASHINGTON. July 31.— (/P)—
were. ,
Funeral services for Minor II.
The Luke Ada water was found Jazz band. No instrument cnpi blc
F Tho coast guard station he
»I the W,
Marshaw, i The man known to history as satisfactory in an analysis, he said o f muklng sound was barred, and Bowler, former resident o f San
, , by
,1 b>
advised by radio this mandril H
tm hi ] “ Ulysses Simpson Grant.” genera!
large dishpunx seemud to be the ford who lilcd Inst Thursday r'>lHint' wa 11' '■ (■i e.| in of the Union armies and president and the water is chlorinated.
patrol boat Numbei 217 of ""
favorite.
Imviug
an
operation
hi
a
Wnyeross,
As an emergency, the water
Capo
May coast guard statiM*
|ll jfl4(t
7*
•low of the United States, hud been works officials lurried the re
Several o f Sanford’s leading (Gil.), hospital, w.'iu held this
procooditis to I.ewes with. **
I
m. ili,
t christened Hiram IHysses Grant, serve supply of a 200.000 gallon artista appeared before tiie gather morning from the liinuru) In.mu of
men who had been scalded/
ttded]<
j his grandson, Mujor U. S. Grant tank in the city into the mains ing.
MIhh Margaret Cowan, win Miller and h^ickaou.
Burial was
TO PEKA, Kus„ July 31.— M V •1A( hs I’RKMIKR I III., disclosed here in a luncheon last Wednesday, when Ihe electric per or this Vein’* expression in Lake View cemetery.
Kur.sus voter* face tho moat listeither tho name of^thk
talk.
MY. Bowler liaii lived in this city
lesH primary in a decade. With nq or any particulars o f t l T i
power service wus cut o f f by the medal offered by thu local club,
July
Hen
S.
Read,
president
of
the
:,1 O ’, Thu
rendered
two
witty
selections,
until
about
three
years
ago
when
History’s error, Major Grant storm.
I tovernrna-i
Southern Boll Telephone and Tele roal opposition confronting Unit- were known at tha local' at
i of
' “ b'V got its snid, was caused bv confusion on
The huge tank is served by wells whllo Miss Mary Stoinoff was ac he moved to Lakeland where lie graph Company, and David Laird, od .States Senator Charles Curtig but It was reported tha Q|
He is Florida manager of the sumo com or Governor Ben Pnulon. both seek tho ship was the Mun
the part of the congressman who within the city.
The hardness corded much applause after her ha*'since made his home.
sect, T, ''••k'WMute recommended Hiram Ulysses'Grant o f the w attr in some sections of violin selection, lieing called for survived by n daughter, Miss Ma- pany, wore visitors in Sanford to ing Republican ro-nominntlon for New York.
(or West Ppipt- Tbo representa the city Wednesday was due to the threo enepres by the enthusiastic ble Bowler of this city and a son, day. Tho two tclcphono officials their respective offices, voters will
in
L,;' V(,u‘
Allop Thurkau Bowler, of Greens are mi a tour o f the stato, and were go to tho po 11m Auguust 3rd with
•" ?Vnr “ I the first tive mixed his name with that of tunk supply, the city manager KiwanianB.
MI88 RYAN WINS
the t *i\
Rev. .Mortimer Glov i/i.ly in Sanford a short while.
The mooting cloned with the boro, N. C.
interest) centered in some statea oa #.
ti • MANCHESTER. M u
thq his brother, Simpson Grant, and said.
The interruption .if power
a
win •
er
was
in
charge
of
the
services
the erroneous name bflclame fixed. service interfered with the opera-, mombers of both baseball teams
Following an inspection of tho fico races, in one or two Congress — (/P )-M l.s Elisabeth
by Rev. K. Brownlee. local plant and a visit through tho ional contest* uml in rod hot local ;8anta Monica, Cal , del
.T e n
tion o f the lines from the wells trying to figure out how it had nil assisted
happened yesterday afternoon. Up I’ttllbcnrers wore George A. He- business district of Sanford, Mr. fights whoro. law enforcement i*. Eleanor Goss of New
sou th 'of the-'city.
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ICitv Hunks Had
$,759 In July
It Is Ktvcaled
W » m iin C r a p s , ^ r o m
i \ f
1 1 2 . . __ •
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18 S t o r y
a
I.ong Career In Senate Had
Made Senator
Cummins
One Of Republican Leaders
*%•
Calles Reiterates
termination To JT .
force Law To Lettfei
SLIGHT UNIKKASENEW CITY WELL
SEEN IN BUILDING TO BE PLACED IN
PERMITS IN JULY USE NEXT WEEK
5 SHOPPERS
VISIT CITY FROM
UTILITY P L A N T S
Summary Of The
Church Situation
J
! Mrs,. Hall, Thought
Missing, Is Found
Disabled At HerHomeToday
Reaches |.„S;
lville Part
h 'C
W
Three Men Scaldi
Aboard Stei
Minor H. Bowler Is
Buried Here Today
Telephone Concern
Officials On Visit
To Sanford Today
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doai'tdson, spc-\wlfo. Alarmed at his failure to
I ; ° r the county rotufn Friday morning, she notici<l At Inntu of
detectivea, ytho found tho
Hug sev- *body.
'
Police investigation disclosed thu
klathi
* M,,bsequent
,l„wn J u i ■fact that tho detective had been
CiT*-,0r murder, uro ambushed in the hotel room. Thu
.te [uthoritiea position o l tha body and the pres
ence Of a chair in a -clothes-closet
h , y,B? In «
In the irgonv. indicated that the
for his victim
Ur8llny 1slayer
"’ lyer Waited
waited there fotr
am
Iving in sona f i e d without warning Donaldn waa unarm!*}.. .;
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lw" shotgun
Employ** of-tha hotel reported
I iTl ,,,l|l back. hearing two jhota fired about the
J°hn * Doykin the time-Donaldson ’ la believed to
,‘ he theory that
JR)Ported from have Ut«it killad. The'detective is
also reported td .hnve been seen
We.
t. tho ' hotel . Thuzadav nig)
his home wn
,9»Popse to a
u i
District Governor
Addresses Kiwanis
Clubs Of Two Cities
rudderj History Makes Error
" ' 1,1 InName Of U.S.Grant
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Twi) Sanford Y6Rth»
Sent To Reformatory
iTponSiealing Charge
Frank Taylar and Frank Will
iams, Sanford youths, arrested
Thursday for breaking And enter
ing throe Sanford stores, have been
sentenced to the State Reformatory
For Soya at Marianna by County
Judge'Jama* 0 , Sharon.
Taylo#' want given a five year
sentence and WtHiimB five and ono
half ye.;ra."iTh*y gave their agwi
n„ ifi. Police "Detective J. »•
Green arrested tha boy* and they
were charged, with breaking ami
<-.tcring Hopkins ;fiho# Shop.
Schwartz’s Grocery and Een<ia)11
Fish Market. >,
D
a—Atlantic i2flea|k', .U w
CompaayV«t>pi|d 1^00,-
until late last night the mnnugers Colics, T. L. Dumas, W. B. Zuchof the rivnl nines were still busy ry, Dr. R. M. Mason, Dr. IL If
with their boards of strntegy try McCaslin, and B. F. Whitner.
ing touilevixe ways uml mean* x>f
Improving their effectiveness.
Minister’s Son Faces
Coolidge To Hear.
Firestone Report
Charges Of Bigamy
DETROIT, July 31.—Wn-Spurgeop Sizemore, 24, son,of a Mancheater, Ky„ minister, who was resonviiio, Fla., today faces a bigturned here last nlsht from Jackajmjs charge instituted by Mrs.
Ethel Lipps-Sizemoro of Manchest
er, iCy.; whom he mffried in
whifa a member of tha United
PAUL SMITH'S. N. Y. Joiy 81.
—A report on rubber tree growihg conditions in the Far East is
to b* made ,to President Coolidge
Tuesday by Harvey S. Fire0#, Jr,', of Akron, Ohio, son of
Yubber manufr.cturer
'Mr,, firestone hao. recently made
I tripjwi^.InppeetJon in the : Far
hare ho
East and. isTto be received to the left'hia firat wife aftiir 16 days of
office* during
Kansas Officials
Certain Nomination
Read cxpresifod surprise kt tha de sues have brought out flocks o l ‘6-3, in the final o f tho
Invjtatiqo tennis singles;
velopment of this city in the past csdldqtes.
two. years. Ho was also well
loused with tho condition of tho
plcusi
local plant after the storm, and
complimonted Manager Howard
Overlin on the
tho wav
way he had con
ducted tho rebuilding of the property damaged by tho recent hurri
cane.
DETROIT, July
Jul> 8 L—W1)—After
DETROrT,
The little pUne it
Mr. Rend said that the ownor*
of the company looked upon Florida .G - i t w A
ifT S S L JP s:
as one of the mqat fertile fields of tomoblles, Henry
i
xpanslon and. predicted an even to
witft
‘ ' Abe ’ front
*
ith an
greater program o f development
Rumors o t experiments
by the company In $he future. >
•irpiano were confirm
JT When Mr, Ford, on
CLBARING FIGURB8 GIVEN
o f hU sixty-third '
g succesaful demonstration
i -July
aiidiiion of clearing*
and fruit companies
‘Air Flivver’ Given On His BirQi
------- -rlnto.the
�l& e it a n m/Ac*.
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„]CUP( «y,t and chet. thoroughly en
joying the real and quiet after our
80 mile walk from Fort Mvom. •
In the evening tho old wtuaw
not^t* enter'them until ciime l»a< k .timin' thin time hrlnffylnom lng.
ing with her two younger women,
*
her dn-.t^hter*. and * half d««en Jr
ok toApi wc had sent ‘1* for*
M Fort Mvera wan walling more little children. The
two
flhnkleford when wo, ri me younger women, were rather bet
k ’i b d that nfternooii
went dowi
down
I expected, hut
W*. .......
. i ternoon
I_ u
...I 1
1*»I , till I , ^ ^ looklmr than Indian
Water’n
ed«c
and
unlimdcd
features.
,aU and thing* !‘T ” * ? "
•black ben,Hike eyen. ntrct«ht. inky
krk our camp, and render it ,
hllir. „ m| i,)W forehead*.
ittllcioun object for itont" m h *, ^
dressed In nadiuen nnd
iVMr.
h j « ' £ : h;; \ Z ^ f bright-colored rrifeaa.
J one of the highest pint«. a
white women drenn.
^IlttR mmle from a tt.ee - •.*; |'.^ n V tH « the nacoue and nkirt
^ • l o i i v.-hl;h la- rnarkw '
„,
t
w|,i,-h omlnnlon
h,|nk the laut
rim nr ............ the
i emldem, a
1 iu|,ive :n d primitive Indian in
WRi.. . - view, giving the idea that eacn
rhat nftei-noon \vr were vmti.l womwn w„ re u belt.
rtBfcold ntiunw and luear.mme- ,
.,,
■„lll*ator.nkiii
belt"
in their ( mt» _|h..!
Jf.Mul
a ir»eens^ &
,s s . : r j ~ ■
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XU, r.- lloi>
oft Vnire-4,
ys>
.if I..HI-I m ■il-.tomed In lo-id.l'lR
tin.
n air, llieir lorn
were
|.»w and m.i".rol, ami ..."
dis11a* i in onr ears. Tliev b-tt _ u.i
„l„,nl M o'.inrk that night having
amu-cil us very mm-li. . ml . lomising t«. iiritig u- some i-hirl <n . early
next momiliR before v.-i got o ff.
That night I wrote in rnv -litiry:
“ From what ««nmw N»m v savs, i
indite tliere i-. nothing between
Miami and her* but saw ginss
lltlll Jill Iht ' ' infUll llTIft*If1*** I. Ih*llllldl
‘ Oil, rnv ni'-oiieiii ioiiI."
('I'., lie Continued I
. .'ojlttimr to '.lie \>>tl'n la ml
^fkod'tir,
i'o t b d wav. for nortl.
r;Okeorliidn-i< rile Mild we coiili
,, l-n enr wttgoito to Miami. Sinfold UN she huti Wtfep to Miami am’
, .it t*iN V 1«H) miles from
___ yyc knew she was
IltdtiUflUHMe th*1 distance, for
was only ulmut
hall olr m a t distance.
.hf* old woman said she had
en Jumper's Hquiiw- hut that a
,W days Is-fore our arrival .lamp
r ."had Rot big drunk.” ami fitllmi:
Ut of his cams-, hud been drown|{ also that she lived witli^ Mill*,
onnpaclm. or I.It tie Hi||v," who
id married her fi-nightcr- ’Hm!
I ' ||i>; pien were at < Inn kill d.- e
iintlHc, lllld her tlaiiRhler-- bad
IB'tO the neare .t trailing I"- 1 [
m UO 25 or 30 miles awav. I*'inallv. j
about (lark, fimliatr we bad noth j
” "l« more to Rive Iter, sin- and tin-;
,/IO children took their hep! rtme j
Th6 next dav was Sunday, and
there was little work to do w- |
| plenty o f time to do in
(
tcasod; some hunted, some esploi j
J ;\tnc siirroiindiiiR eountiv. b "
Hott-nf us were well pleased I"
.
. need walk home from ;,n phi., .id- " * « ha,, one of ' he
, v ... ns." The p-n
n a llv a ' Hi- ......
wlt»'
»;:i '
I.river g - . s .
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I. Strei.h o f • b e , ; , .
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Prices cut to
W THE CORE
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ami
liijflt
III* IiimI*. I i •.>*•!
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nit lmiK J):; they In.* •-
ivi't. ’ a
M.III III** .1 l‘ !*••••
RINES
W
Sun-Prom
D a iti
f
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K LRO TltlC AI.
CONTRACTORS
k e e p s o u t w e a th e r ,
m o is tu r e a n d fu n g u s — p r e v e n ts de
a n d d e p r e c ia t io n , s a v e s r e p a ir bills
•;aves y o u m o n e y l W o h a v e made
t h o r o u g h s t u d y o f p a in t e c o n o m y •
c a n u d v is e y o u t o y o u r udvuntuL'e.
r
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Sanford Paint and Wallpape
No .loll Too Rig. No Job Toil
sm all
112 IV. FI rut St.
HI5 Park Avc. Phone I20W j
Read TheAdvertisements In Th<
NEW ICE C
C A S H and
BAUMAN BROTHERS
Now Open!
CARRY STATION
Suiii'iird-DeUand
Corner Fourth and Map!
M
•ti t
Mi niI m* . ’ iil|*i»iii‘.
E o w e it to you , as y o u owe It
ye.rtr property, to deal only fj
point th^t projects as w ell as bea»itif
Phiine 82
V 1|111 ll'ifl I
Ml M *1 1
» M:,»li on A vt i»m'*
York.
v.
i Sfiyn' money i»y liiiyii.j: Im ic .
tin l i
Ciinsult Us Hcfore Wirintf
* SI!INH()!iSER
(’ommorciaf & Maple Streels
SANFORD
Mi Mile. " did •'
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Phone 82
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I’.allmjiiu
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■ for
Baby Chicks
BAUMAN BROS.
I’hone 82
o f A l l K in d s
■nine iiuit klv by : ■
auplving M.uitlai |j
Solpii'il'.
T ll e I0
pimide-i --••••in to , ■
ilrv i iltlit mi and ^jj
ei, awav. d -i-hiie , ^
a noted kill Hie
i inli t.
'.'nll.ii.g liter ever been found to
take the place o f Hllpbur u a piltl
nle n inovel-. It i hal tide
•' "d
1 l.iex im'IiHSe. .Ill -I o-l nnv drug
1 ,.j i for a jar "I K.nvles M'litti"j Sulnliiii.
I'n - - n r e '
More Milk
from Cow Chow
Grain, Hay-Mill-Feeds
\ii. bieiiking out J
l.f |lie
kill oil ■
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CllicAGO, July 30.— W h -M nhonse “ Scareface” Cattinc, undm-.world overlord in Cicero- who
the authorities hnve professed l" j
have sought up and down
.
country, waa freed today of 1,1
churgo that he murdered Asmas
PURINA FEEDS
SULPHUR CLEARS \
A PIMPLED SKIN]
lu -1
Of Attorney
Slaying
! <!‘*Thu appeal to tho higher trib! anal is being taken on the ground
that Luther Bodiford, star wit
ness for the prosecution, hail tes
, tified falsely, at the Instigation of
la member o f tho hoard of county
' commissioners.
Bodiford, accord-
1 .
y y
..— •t* r..«tr
''ist on.
e
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G a n g s t e r T tie fe a s e d I n
BAUMAN BROS.
,,
n (N a n cy) * " -v v‘ r> t
,
i h e #dnn » reform lecturer
N a tiv e for ah Inman. T»>';
C.., in- 1 .lf.^1 ” mi.- of her nrin!oeh ..ruined at
Ml,* \ ' T
|„. natives mind, and
d ^ - t o ^ . a , n .a.e! wh o w. i.sk.
„
,,f v.-ntiJ haw
TALLAHASSEE, F U .-ftT r4 0 _ypL l.T h c case of th« *)J«ge<l
munier « f Marion Stanley, «
white woman, said to bate been
n resident of Ohio, which occurred
near Blnuntstown, last fall, Js now
before thy State Supreme OoUrt.
Mary f-ec. a negro womtfn, was
sontenced
to life
imprisonment
I when testimony, introduced
be
fore the circuit court for Calhoun
county, tended to-dhow -that-ahe
had beaten the white woman to
PWB ,,
and wba
, h^ - » w Q ^ f 7 u « t i c e T h o m a ^ h W tified that ne- w '
the
an m u r d e r - S t a n l e y ,
Flr'at^AjiUUnt State*! Attorney
S r o ^ S S n ^ " enid th . .U ta did |
iiat havb evidence to »upport the I
him.
. , .;r
charge.
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C A D I L L A C has periodically fo r a quarter
century, inaugurated developments epochal m the
progress o f the entire motor industry.
universal interest attaches to Cadillac s plans
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because o f the unprecedented success o f the new,
y o degree, eight-cylinder Cadillac.
Cadillac^
next week, will present a message o f extraordi
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L o. b. factory
Modern Cities enpnot come into
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fill a freight train extending from
Cuba to Alaska.
There are 15,1*0(1 restaurants in tifcl city, cater
A ('Imago boy, hailed into em it ing to some .1.0 0 0 , 0 0 0
persons
0,1 11 disorderly conduct charge, "**■ 1,fni|y.
ln3 |'iitrick Kugenn
oM Icu'litiu!. „ #, „ l « d
iiur in tin’ lmiuiry.
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Veteran S t Johns River
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Captain V isions Sanford IS NOTED IN WORK INVESTIGATOR
f l T A n i f *mr f l A k i n i A l T
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supervision
struct inn, o f Osprey school.
milt <dtai.il.
Josep h It. Ilouch lk g in s O p e r Me
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charge
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tributing point for l c-niral Flor for K. U I>ay, wealthy niauufaeT o A c tin g C h ie f O f P o lic e ;
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M cD e rm o tt Is Still S o u g h t
A n j Throat W ork Stressed
Rice of the Lake Monroe Transpor- February, when he resigned to go
ft*
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totlrr. Company, wlm has operatrd with the Lake Monroe 1 run* portaship* of all descriptions on the St tlon ( (impnny.
Steady progress is heing made
CANTON, Ohio, July :tl.— (Ah
Johns River for the ln*t III years
"A wealthy man will always jn , hf! cmJMly health department, .loseidi It. Roach, the man who sent
sincerely believes thi* prediction n.-k. investments in the city and ;l))(,r,|ing to ttie July report of 147 Terre Unite, I nil., public o f
will come tm c.
vie! .ity be becomes interested in," ,\T
t
....... tuey, county nurse. ficials and gunmen to the peni
Twchty-plght years’ experience in the set captain declared. "They ; j , „ rjnjr
month
o f July,
7it tentiary for mixing crime with
the shipping industry
ml water a 1wa vs have a following and they ( , ,ts,,s W(.n . ,riv« stigated
in the politics, today Is-gnii his opera
transportation business bus given will get others interested in tnakw„ rk pr-igiam that has been tions in Canton as advisory conn
I<’ni Vacation ami Early EaU
this veteran of the St. .Ini,;, i River mg nveslmeiits. Hanford and t h i s ; ,)Ut]i„ctj )>y Mi-,* Doudney. Many | t o Acting-Chief o f Police Karl
a keen insight into the possibilities cone, ry have the resources to in persons look ulvnjitage of
Wear
the W. Hexnmaer.
of water transportation making a terest them if they are made i llillU'i to serine . I'PJlltmenl.
Those
who
sec
the
darker
side
city bigger ntul p r o sp e r o u s .
kmufti.
S oli lo lls id \ant'd col t .h » h
"f)ur main U"il during ;he sum of the situation in Canton believe
''Sanford in the only inland city Appeals to Hunter and Fisherman
iner consists m the study o f the Roach has a job of similar import
well as u h ilr and Mack in
that him u deep waterway In the
‘ The M. dohns Illver will iip- ill- ol the eliildrell o f the Coutllv ance Is’fnre him here.
(lie mnj'l stylish o f n ovelty
ocean," he * id. "What is there
i -al In any hunter and fisherman and in Ibe correct ion o f these hy
Charges of political protection
to prevent Snnford fpmi becoming
shapes.
None in I his shii)A com- ,
,.)imm,.r<iiili/ed vice and illicit
u ilistribut.r.r point uv Central There is plenty of duck hunting (he heal I li department.
titi’iil will sell fm over
black b * *'■ r fishing, and snipe
,
I fritffirkiiiR m li«|U o r nncl n u rrotio
Florida with water frri'Mit facili along the river. 1 have been over pli h - m vi'fti m m I dm i o f th e
i omlilmtis t f the inildren o f h a v e
brndled about freely
ties? -Jacksonville is too fur away
I Ik kc\ - of I lie caat and
west comity is being made and will he ! Ktll(,.
R. Mellett, publisher of
to he the distributing point. San
T CHIC’ A C O , J u ly 31. (/P)— ford f« well located. U is about const of Florida, nr,d there is noth m r e a d m e - l.-r ibe coming school , h(.
dully Newt*. wh„ w;i,,
F ^ A lth n u g h u fo r m id a b le n rray half way between Jacksonville and 1,ing
, then to beat what we have y«'itr when 'lie gieatest amount of s |)(1( down in his garage July It!.
lie Volk
d"iu..
Mellett himself freiiuetitlv made
" n f \tltlie ss u s rem ain in th e Hunp.‘., two imimrtant cities, in , rieri’. ‘.("ini that visited here this
Dental and throat work is being such charges editorially and [ier
Florida. Everything is in favor o f 1 1 hi
YUmois ca m p a ig n fu n d s q u iz, Sanford
It luii a beautiful lake. Wei k wa i".tiling compared I" a -liesM il bv the i minty nurse tills ..innllv aided in mittillg soiiii
f
fine
hack
country,
and has iilwayr hurrimm o lm h he went tliioiigli i iimi'ivi
Ibo'e inwdved lii'llind the bar*.
8 th e S c n a t o In v e s tig a tin g
Alt
llmidm v. »h ii lias been
numbVt
l e a n ago when lie had
licit) snlmtiiT.tinl."
Km cli prepared In begin Inell iT o - I I III 1 III lit, I ,ot u s , " U l i e d count'. i t . r r f o i the past t lire^ C o m m i t t e e Itopes to co n clu d e
Ran Away From Nome al 1cm ■. 1 1 i cut I resigned trout t tie V.--ik t"da\. 1 III es'joa tors mill till
t,y .) i M ii'd itb, coni i act ion i-n
l iipi Rice ran i way from home
iiuii-t'i ini ii i v, headed h> Deice
jrvfls .in q u iry n ex t w eek, a ft e r
I* A UK AVI-;.
gineip, lli tialg' of the West ex office, bei iiMgmilinn to take e f
tin Uni Slutei, awaited lelurus
al (be age of 12 years, and "*hip
roaurning a c tiv itie s on T u c s - ped” behind a four-musk***! schomi li list'll! u m k f"i Flagler, liej^nid fect a >c| tcoiher.
"r in past veil has been tin tiest finni their blnadeast ycsteidas id
The \ai■i11 leathered tile Wmoi
it
at Miami.
He never relumed
W k f:
m In tin m viars 1 have held the I•i.ini' and iiifurnu 1 inn ( " ihiuti
Sllfelv
to Ills home at I’alntka until five
.
, ,
...
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, |
, i f apt I. l•■ i- a native of I alatl.a position "!' i mintv nurse," she said.
The
c o m m it t e e
b e lie v e s years biter.
His slop visited South
. ;
. ,,
,
, ,
,
.
,
i i i
... i-T.il to fa *In i pi native of Iowa Ileabli i on-lit mns n. this emilllill
,
, nity have improved
t . that it hiu uncovered the principal A me r can ports, and lie licrunm ill-, ..
immensely,
____
. 1 .................................. , 1.1 1 1 ... .i.. ' H e i ami- I" Sanford m IHOD ; nil
j|' fn>tter» involved In the mumtori a I terested ir, seeing the world. His ilc- lias lived lie re since with his wifi aim tieic
in general a belter
—
spirit of co nper.it ion among I lx
ateat.
Chairman Reed nail! he sire was gri.tified, and he made the
principal ports of the wmld, before
L’film.txtn people than has been ehitracleris,‘ h f d no plans for further inijuiriNew I'-.it
Richey
K N T IItK S T O C K O F
coming buck home.
community hotel to be liiiilt here, tie in other y ea rs"
I'MWhile a boy of 12, he became in
members of the committee
fttoilld not discuss the evidence terested in his school teacher, it
. pending their report to the Sen- was one of I hone school boy at
next Det’cmber, it wns known tachments f"r his teacher, lie was
that they had been more impressed large for hi* age. mid one day
H ill lie *n|(l mi ,ITu,sda\ a n d W e d n e s d a y f o r $1,110 r i " ,.«inllt"
by the free contriliutlons hy putilic while in tin- <mapaiiy o f tin- teach
el c o s t.
111tics officials
than hy the er he loved, the school principal
f mtQiiynt spent in the contest, which came along
ONE TABLE OF (»IF'I\S
The principal was fond of tl»c
DOW totals SD4I.IKI.47
for
the
tortnl, Cook county and other same teacher, ami this budding
\ allies np In SI and S.5. A p p rop ria te fo r an \ and f t et >
romance ilid not set well with him
ttXJKft*.
o
n a s io n will lie sold fo r only
Kilter,
with
I
In*
assistance
Ilf
a
; . A s the record is imw written, oTfieials of three different groups mate tenehcr, young Rice was giv
$
6lf of. public utilities in the stat*- con- an a severe beating. After be bud
been
freed,
he
picked
up
a
slate
tyiholed a total of 1 170,000 to the
cumpuign fund of Frank mid brought it down on the princi
Itammstorial
mi
The hoy pupil run
t , Smith, who rtill is ehairmnu pal's head.
f the Illinois Commerce CommJs- hn (Hong through a glass window
1 se ’rtH’in.'Ut'’* rriMil.ir bratnls ur special mixtures.
M A C N O I.IA A V K N l K
tJon. the authority of which over and made his escape.
He
decided
never
to
return
to
public utilities in Illinois is comlbk> to that of the Interstate srlinnl as he felt lie would be ex
He made his way to a
ItlNoree Conitrtsion over rail - pellcd.
schooner in port nod asked to be
tmuel Itrmdl of (-hicago, head taker, along. His wish was grant
.htcksonville, ('la.
Lnumhor in' utilitlus, gave 1125,- ed.
Wants Millionaires Interested
i'dlrcetly
to Smith's funds and
Mlrect
if a fi •w northern uiillintmres
it in addition, $,7.'l,7,'15.10 in n
*jflfpp;i<;«ml;i cmiipiiign against (he could be interested in Sanford ami
I ,O f’ A I, W A Ill'IIIO l fSK’
K K I'ltE S K N T A T IV K
*World court, which Smith also op- its possibilities, us others have
Satiftirtl l eed Ai Sii|iplv
been in hovithI Florida cities, d
('. I,. D erb y
Mad.
('it.
Allen F. Moore, Illinois llapuh- would mean much for the city's fu
t
|{es.. I’ linru’ TR.'i W
I'llOIH* uiPl
•'llcryi National n imnitlcemiin, and hire, ('apt. Rice said. He has op
*
yacht*, houseboats anil
'Cainpatgi. n.amip.r (or Smilli, has erated
*\\ i’
Alsu
A Complete l.in c o f S c lin lla m lle
'ttftlfic d to total expunditures.*for smaller craft, for several ^guiltliy
. Smith of $252,547.51, of wliicli men who make their homy in Flor
arc's I n s e c t ' c h i e s "
1 . I I W iOOO was given, he stated, hy ida in winter, and is familiar wdli
I their methods ;-nd dealings.
^th a public utilities officitils.
i
imittee Adjourns
arings Over The
k-End;NoOther
Probes Are Planned
Baby Chicks F<
Pnivbrrd
White
,.d
(.’hicks $8,75 hundrej*^
Anconss, the best i
$11 hundred.
Rhode Island
Itrds
meat $10.55 hundred.’
1‘ lymmilh Rocks tli.ji
All good health)
bred chicks.
* ,rl
W r pay prising, c|,
guarantee live dc|j,,rj
If any dead, t:,k, n
f m m your Pont >In:t(rr,
Just A rrived
G age Felt Hats
The Dixie Hat
ts Of Utilities
;To Be Considered
I.ARDtl. I1.A
ith Campaign Was
JAided By $170,000
Gift From Utilities
$7.50
i t
t h e q u a l it y s h o p
We are ticad(|iint(itM fl
( hattaiumga
out
CHASE &CO
I
1.00
MI-LADY’S SHOPPE
For Best Results
T r u e m a n F ertilize r C o .
nils
Rock Linn* In
Rock Lime In
Hydrated Linn
Finishing Lim<
Agridul Ilira I Ll
Summer Millinery
“Don’t Stimulate Your
Plants—Feed ’Em”
l.inie
p h o n i:
r.:»;
.Mill i
for Ec o nomi c al Tr ans po r t at i o n
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CHEYRO
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cii>.
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Si
Announcement
I? Si
%
On account of damage to slock and Iwilding
sustained during llic recent storm we will he
unable to carry out our plans in connection
with the D O LLA R D A Y SA L E .
However, building equipment is being rushed
in and temporary repairs are being speedily
made.
— Chevrolet is enjoying the most spectacular
T
o
u
r
in
g
or $P 1A
360,000 people have already pur^iased tKe
R eader
Although the majority of our enormous slock
of high grade furniture was saved from damage
we are compelled to place it along with the
damaged goods on sale at prices far below the
wholesale cost.
popularity ever won hy a gear-shift car. Over
^ - $6 4 5
Improved Chevrolet this year because
luse no other
car offers such modern design, a performance
R m rD oa r $
so smooth, so powerful or so many quality
Sedan- •
features at Chevrolet’s low prices.
735
1janHai$765
^ 'T b n T h ic k $ 1 A
C
Come in! Sec this truly m odem car— drive it!
Get acquainted with its superior features—
learn the numerous advantages o f Chevrolet
ownership. Then ypu will understand uthy
Our sale will start W E D N E SD A Y , A U
G U ST 4th, and our entire stock must he sold
within ten days to save it from further damage
while permanent repairs are being made to
the building.
L-TbaThidv ^ C C H
CMsus Only
there has been such a sensational world-wide
Small Down Paym ent
Convenient Term *
increase in the number o f Chevrolet buyeM.
< All pH c*. (. n. K Ptlnt, Mich.
So Sm ooth— So Powerful
:
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
White-Hi^hlcyman, Inc.
PHONE 768D
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p.V-
BfH W K
t
Sanford A'vei at I1
�iW
M e e tin g
1 ••»
r S \ T,w"
11
r.n ii
u about 5‘*
ihesters
, theaters
j , Thrsters ( or
daughter Yuric arc en mute h,! Ned. „re at h..in.
a month’s
tln-ir foi'ltlSr hom«. Toklo, Jnim'i.; visit with ri-lnt
i i S ’ rasotu
They will sail from Seattle, Wash.,1 ami Brailf'iitmi
on Aug. 10 oil a Japanese ship. I
After u residence here o f six ye: rs i Herman MoMl. i.,i, i,t H ront,,.i
they have made many friends.
, his store in M i,'.-,. ;tIM| taken ov
er the Untl
Iteck linr.i
Mrs. Claude Ford has recovered ipuek.
from several weeks illness nt her , • —
uonu, „n Cameron A v e n u e . - — -
Geneva
. ! Mrs. Boston Steele is expeele.1
Mi. and Mn, Karl I eltoy nn.l
|pU(» 811 ,,v,‘r " |home from a month’s stay in Hon
l t d
,lkt' r’ Vn « n,,d Washington, If, c . little -oils. Itoldiie and George,
jhful lire-'1'}1’!1. . tthe will motor home with her son spenl Mominv in Sanford with Mr
’
other effieia
j { t,rman und wife yf. Orlando, who i lid Mrs. I.coii I eRnv‘.
rjni attend the ,m''
'h a v e been visiting in Lytn'hbuig,
7
I Yn.
»
The Mctlif.disi
!. r•rp-«> was
held at the chim h Sunday. Tiie
J. W. Courtney is here from sermon at noon wa delivered l*y
Soon
i Knglesiile, Git., on a laisines trip ^tev. ilneflingi ,. wl„, , „ r,aiding
land is guest o f Mr. and Mrs. \\. I'lder of Dii- di>l|,'
Dinner was
served on 1 1.v ,,....... |s ., jurH,,
I L. Hurley on Celery Avenue.
•'umber were in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Angel Cameron
■----' .’•ml little daughter of Cocoa were
Mis. Aubrey Mm,,,i entertained
week end guests at thy A. H. Cam, her Spmlav school , |,|«s T h u n
eron home.
d. • at the home «.< i ioirles Dooley.
|Ang.-I f ,„ Mj ca\ #( e«.auttrnlly
| Mr. and Mrs. C K V l ' M ^ c n nnd
crated nnfl purmbunted with light two children arrived nouie Thurs
ed candles.
day nfter..iM»n. ;:fter a month’s stay
nt Daytona B e n c h /.M h * . Laura
I his community w t s very nmeh Mathers and .mm, Drady, and Miss
shocked mid grieved Tuesday at Rena mntorid to the beach Wednes
the news „ f the untimely death of day and i et in tied with them Thurs
I lolliert, the youi.gest son o f Mr. day.
i ur 1 'l's* Johp MeCully, o f Oviedo,
w '* " a tractor which he was ridMr. K. .1 lfiown o f Beauford.-■
■ing ‘iverturned crushing him be- Da., is lie,,. for
visit with Ins
kelp could reach him. The daughter. Mr- Slovak o f Oviedo.
| Mn' ,''1 Ounily have the sympul *lv " r tile many friends here,
i
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Upsala & Grapevillej
• Mr. and Mis. Ross are expecting
i v*>it during the month o f August
1from tin latter's sifter and fr.mily,
] Mr. and Mrs. Siauyer o f Dallas,
Texas. Mr. Stauyer is owner o f
the Dallas Heati .g and Vehttluting
Cu., but is retiring from business
the first o f tbe year und expects
I In locate lure at that time. Mr
I Stj»«y*T -|Vnt some time in Florida
lnsl
am* ,s
extenidyiMlrop' *‘l t> holder in Orange iSnd Sem' inule fount ie-.
Mr. and Mr- Walfred Pierson
and Mr. an I Mrs.
Roaenthnll
formed a <'onipudnl party enjoy
ing Sunday .u Die beach.
The Dorcas picnic held Thursday
at Mrs. Lundquist's home was a
great success.
A large number
attended.
Those
from
nut of
town were: Mrs. Yihten and Miss
SayVs from Miami; Mrs. A. I„
Campbell und three children and
her sister from
St. Augustine;
Ruth and Mildred Horgquist, nf
Port Meuile.
The next meeting
will be held sit Do- home of Mrs.
Emil Mngnu.son. \ug. 2rt.
I\ WADtk
CO M PLAIN AN T.
VS
I.M lt K N A W A D B .
DKFKNDANT.
III! DK.lt OK IM UI.IC ATIOV
I.O UIJNA W A D B .
Mrs I llai! ., •d children spent
Mr. and Mi- Deane and two
Sunday uiD Mi
Beck neur Twin children moved ir.on Sanford t««
Lake
their new home m Cpsnln this
week.
Mr. uml Mi- Klui-tisperger were
cullers- at Triiinin.-nd Bolli on Fri
iluy.
T O Y O U R O IL
WH SPK( IALIZR
I. ,tli and
[d the l.ei.gwood
tntrii'. and in ai'||Trwluli"H pa-sell
Ji/ met i mg. Iii'ld j
Hire in i-xii-ml I■» v
ciates Ibe cnllI the ('lllllllbll l|p |of ymii tti-ik of
|Lmgv\... I . late
■end.
i-f 'be eieel -
y\
GIVK I S «. TRIAL
LAKE M VBY
Tuestlay
MB. AND MRS. V II. JKKOMK
j*
Mildred
‘SILENCE’
S
M With fl.
Golf
TIltKS AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
THE CORE
VJl
‘
II. Warner and an all
star oust.
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5
1
Cecil B. !)eMillc’s
«
•a
Comedv: “ l.avtf und Lions”
Over Sunday
a
AT THE
Sanlord Country (-Juh
Wednesday
Itin Tin Tin in
‘HERE OF THE m
BIG SNOWS’
K M ’liUiivi* A p f t i L ; I'.ig Hu- rantmtsi
■is Innyc j,.- f ) , e y last.
Miss V .-Da Barton left Sunday
for a two weeks' visit with her
bioilier, Clyde Barton and family
of Lakeland
She was arnimpnni, .1 by Mi. au-l Mrs. If. I.. Crnuiii
and T .1 Dm i nice who motorid
mi to Bowling Green for the week
Mila it*1 Nows anil Comedy
Crystal Lake Dining Parlor
Mike an-! l-,e Mie.vle-i :> -tl Mike
| Do; lo and lb Misses Helen Diiuln Al.l, SIZIOS High Pressure
ind Kat hell-, i Miekler were the
a m i ISnllooits
guests of Du ml:, ip Gut ha Friday
i '.filing and attended a uiinillillg
Save nioiipy li.v IttiyitiK here,
part y.
leltir wa "sid |fddres. ed I" Die
NELLGWYNN
C h ic k e n & S te a k D in n e rs
M»
!■r;
>nit 11 and four little
daughter , win. have been visiting
rela* - in I .alda, (In,,
for II
imoi'i i. tun i<| home on Sunday.
Mi
• lari \'iftIfii who bus been
visit it--/ a few ilav at the home of
her i ' i . Mi
l.-'niiurd Viblen,
............... l iida. in her home at
Mi. hi
lb i i i .iml daughter. Miss
Bn , i i- - 1-0 |allied lief.
U.
D o r o th y d is h in
in
y
’ll.
Monday
Paramount Presents
?»I!U« <HTipr;i 1 II —
1 —iii aioi Oir. on.tniug i- i
Mrs, Kvn Wan'll IK ill in Lite -pel.t by Me«l :»111»
Ke \ !•:. k i. .
uni family were
1vplmol
hospital with
in.uni’io Bin Ml ol tit- II ■hi**
!-v, I'onk Mil’ Iii- <ly at i In :
gue- i l.i•■-i.i\ -if Mrs. Ililmn
level. She i
ml to lie , •>n- (m t.-r ut’ t in \1rth. ill ' < boreh ol
1JimluI'u t.
Mi -1ml Mrs. HelmUr anil Mi ,
valesing.
............................
(>
\•. .!.. wbi'n il « f -••in’ I nf tbi- l,D|
- i•
....... fur Du...... .
Dil.li <n "f lx • -i mniee nr bet j;
xt.
Iff:
:im| Di \S•>ntitn' . 1,* ,*• lot- a f< XX li av ns the guest
bnugnlo W l b"■
(f - I'm
j r ‘• imioeieu
no i1' •- luollier, M. M.
1! ble i< i:i
li lull it il a ' or- *.f ...........
ing lenlt tor V»r. ami
i "u
:iiol Mi
M1 IVri
1*1-1 |v
V I U’l 1. , looie
I
2nd, 1926
ADD
Goldonrod
food Nt■w :
i'IT V .
Yi-ii are herebv ontereil srel rn
•lolly,1 to Liu and appear upon tliu
-ml ilay of Auiiust. A I) 1SJI1. In lloi-iil of complaint filed ngulnul Aon
lb llo- above ru led i-anaii and ctnirt
Tlo- Sanford Herald a newspaper
1-nlillHhed In Seminole Count)’ . KloriOi. Is lieiirl-l deelKiulted He the
n-w«pliner In u hlili l hi* order ejoill
•" iMiliilehed for four ernineciTtlVn
w- eke
Wlllieei, V It. DiiukIiir*. I’ lerk of
s-iid Circuit Court, and the official
<-.il lIn-r-if. i hi- Huh du> of Juno, I
A I‘ IS2C.
i s i : a i .)
V i: 1n tlTfl.ASH,
Mra. Harney lh-ck und sons,
Charles and Barnwell and her fa
ther, A. F. Wcsterdick, left Thurs
i
Woodard
!’•rDeson
returned day for New ^'nrk in their nutn.
home Snuda\ limn a two weeks’ They will ninp m Augusta, Gu.,
Clerk.
II) A M Weeks. 11 f .
eijcaiujiiiumi w11ti the
National 'where V'. C. Culler and wife had I’ll'- -tnlv 11-H
i
17 it-.1l.
the misfortune. Saturday to have
Guard it l.ni .,,u\ jlle.
their house car 1 nt. over.
Mr. and Mrs. C corge K, BuImkm
Geneva I rat : i, ,, Sanford is eiit
are at home from a two months’ "If. All liridre- |,\ t|„. wav of | ' ,r " " " Mrs. Booth and two
|northern triji. They attended the Oviedo are wa-lied .nv.r due to •s "..- of ( )i Imi-I- wi re dinner guests
A I:'il«’ - on. Dei lias been named
i Kuehnristic Congress in Chiengo.
llie heavy rain and sti.nn
Mr. and Mi-. Kdd Duwson Hun- (lab1 • oitis. v , born July ‘2-'l to
'
! day
Mr. and Mrs: |i |;. Went worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Flowers!
I were week end visitors ai I’altn
Mr Geotge I'aiker, who underIt. x i i.arl
’ w il'e are expected
| Item’ll.
. u •»11 ;t tiilfioi "1"
here I i *et
\
>.
l y iie!i) 1,Mill :i 1' - O'iom w m
•omlay.
I
Cam* ron on latnei'iii Villr m m l ' p r b e party in homo of Mr . Conk’s Dnltin and wile at the Parker
near the Joe Cameron home.
I, j, IIIday annivei-ary
Mrs. I'.ml.' i
t " '" » t s .
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lliiiiv W ilbaii. i now finishing
Miss Helen Cliorpening e at lain by an early nll-i'iioufi call by
! hoim from a week's stay at D:.y ..... o f the ladies. ......... fitly lit |; •"di ix ladle- fan J i amlliietioi’.iuilll
o ’.l o .k the otiiei e. in - I arived.
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l‘ i new dwelll.-g
>/« fursS I tuna lb •ai'TT.
ami will ‘ .nun have il leady lor nc'I in- afternoon’ ’- ’Hit’ll a in UK-lit I ■iipiini ”.
l!-n Austin 1. n'biliblini
eon - 1 ted rtf ginm- readings and
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if I not front ing on
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Mrs. Chari.-; Vaney
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Do II boon ' I.el i ■non.
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lly roiliflii M•»»•*?* | —
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Comedy: “Toniffhl’s the
Nifiht." Aesop’s Fables
Phone 4CI-J
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Sanford. Fl«.
Itidii i mi-' you
Amti" and Doit
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fikt public, lo lie
*rek ut' Aug.
nf tin- library.
I bn engaged e.sI tfitertaiin-is from
1(t a popular proR*ill alxu lie music,
|lt{f»shnn-iit- for Die
|t)» evening
((tillmil tee- were
nmein < '-nonittee,
. George I.a \ igne,
f- Mr- J || Mm
P®* kf.-. Itoln-i 1 I'm n
W a t c h T h e H e r a ld fo r
th e “ D O L L A R D A Y ” ad s
M onday.
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Good Fishii»ir
With Jean tjerscholl.
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Saturday
Large or Small Parties
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N o C over C h arge
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Picnic Tables For
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Water Slides - Spring Boards
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Mliitnc Review «
White Sand Beach
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Cameron Place; Sipes Ave. 5 acres
celery land with dwelling house.
Price and term^ reasonable.
B ox 22 8
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Jacksonville, Fla.
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Crystal Clear Water
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Lake Mary Casino
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Sanford tierald A Money Saving'Event For Central Florida! ^
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Brisbane Secs It
•vevjr «f(>niMi rurrpt
More High Price*. ,
F or the first tim e in th e h istory o f S anford, the m er
Female Impersonators.
chants o f the city arc sta g in g a com m u n ity sales even t in
Uoolidge's One Term.
of
Cln«* Mntler the nature o f Dollar Days. T u esd a y and W edn esd ay
Mexico** f'risis.
' \ ' : Z nni “V u;'; next week, people o f C entral F lorida will lie o ffe re d unheard
Ijy AKTHUft BRISBANE
<<<•!•?rf*** i®s*, hr s u r c«.>
i o f opportu nities to save m oney hy buying needed and u se-i
, I
'.| ful good s at prices in many instan ces that will be far b e l o w '------- --e wholesale cost to tho m erchant.
j NEW HItiH - price for steel!
I n l i r at ) » r » r t . FlatMa
l i t ■agaall* At m h
rJgflfeittrtfl Mf 8w«ml
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Kdltar
■— — ;------------- ------------------- 1 T he thought hack o f the Dnltar Days is to m ake $ a n ford
^ " '’l^npraUMotorB y e & r - !
Ona
l hc retail trading center o f C entral Florida and in order to (jay o;,o (Mhi ..hares of steel mold
Daiivrr^i in ciiy iiv c'arri.-i. j*nr Iacquaint the people with w hat ou r m erchants have to o f f e r , , forced ih< price to $146; 302,«oo t
vw'pU1> •-<H " ,l * i Rn(j
th,.!!- ability to sell fo r less, the m erch an ts have lwh» re* I,f
MM
p*r y»ar.
T|united in their e ffo r ts and are w orking shoulder to shoulder "vh)“ *
waP» $113. * Buyers i
MPKClXt. *OTll*K« AH oljltunrv
nut let.*. mid* of llurih*. resolutions ; to tfllrt
this end.
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must feel like men that walk on
and nntlc** nf entertainment* where
W ith lower rents than are to he found in oth er cities, iron bcnm*< «t the top of r.kysorap- j
oimricrs me mAile will 1»h ch a in 'd ,
At r«»Rillfir nrlvrutlAlriK ^AtAP.
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with cheaper freigh t rates on incom ing m erchandise, with - T ’£ j ™ K
a t * le a .t 'X y are
mmmmchs asbociatko i ' iikss |nuniorous oth er reasons w hy they can sell th e ir goods :i,aving,.not filin g , and that'* com
iv*riy* oniTti<'iillIt'n_
for*' cheaply and St ill m ake a reasonable profit, the m erch an ts o f mon sehsein this country.
aui'Tiratiim of >iit ih-wb^iii«imt<■jo-", {),js (•jty ore in an enviable position in tho m erch an disin g
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» I * ' T I ................. " T . ....... ............................ ”, 1 THKRK IS excitem ent,bcciui«c
k*i c r e d ite d In Oil* jm iK -r 'tnd h I ho I I I " 1 “ " r’
local now* rnii.ripimi horein. ^^vn. world, and as far as i he H erald can see, th ere is no g o o d ,'Samuel lie nil, who control* dec
diopatrhm nornn'orc h' iwo' <o«.‘ rv.-,.i i reason why this city cannot becom e recognized as the* shnp- trie |>owi-r in I'hicago, contributed
niimiy to ill senatorial candidate*
fling cen ter o f inland Floridn.
S A T U R D A Y , JULY 31, IWrt
Well organized is the com m ittee m ch a rg e o f this ln uHl Htcu'ktud’p.,-11 ' Momcboc7y°wilt 'lie
r rnm in unity project, w hich in all probability will be tht? |elocti.«l
the »cnntet and overy
TDK HERALD PLATFORM
-Deeper water route to Jack |forerunner o f others.
No stones are to he le ft unturned body asks for money.
If you n>
snnvllle.
In make Dollar Day a b on a..fide proposition w ith real hon,UH;- be might be elected. |
%.— Construction of HI, Jphna-ln ................
............ VSenntots .in* powerful.
Corpora-,
!.est -to-gmidness values o ffe r e d on the I wo days o f Die sales. t-OI| k,if1s
ramiidatea are really
Hm
dlan River canal.
K veiyon e o f tiie p a rticip a tin g m erchants will m ake special lamdcm insurance.
BSti r . |j—-Kilrnnlon of white wavif*
4.— Hwimming pool, tennm cutirts. j,,(j,,(,(.nu.rlj^ (r, shoppers oil tllOSe rlavs.
If
p o w llltf t ’ L IS bob'
in Japun
Augmenting «.r building pnVTnesilav and W ednesday will find S an ford stores packed no women were on the stage. Jnp
¥ ‘ • 5—
gram—hoiiMrx. holds, apart- wi th eager bu yers from throughout leiitra l F lorida. Dollar iinesi- men played fermile roles
t /
m**nt house*.
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I ay will find such bargains as linvr never been o ffe re d here Nun .Inpaoe-i1 women in t amt six
6 — xli'iisiun of street pining pro- before.
Our streets and business (muses will in* packed (Mil.ln r|, rn,mils that they intitule
i*
grnpi.
in i it'll ilii.el, tile female mipi i
nf b n u I e v a r tl and jam m ed and thousands o f dollars will be put into eir- r,imnt"i
V Jiipniiei.e gitd to In
J 7.—< instruction
nro'ind l.ake Monroe,
<illation those days
T uesday and W ednesday will mark t he, mi ,n 111 - must learn bow n man
«.—( mi plot ion of city benntlfien- beginning o f a new era fo r S anford as (lit* trailin g cen ter ol i art* when In prelenils to be a
tion program.
i wurrian.
A*
1 (pan* ion of school system ibis part o f tin* stale.
W ise shoppers will make up their Oslo o f purch asers from
with provision for iiirrcieo'd
lit;ItE, It a mail wants tn buy
fariiltic*.
the ads whirh appear in ’th e Herald M onday and Tuesday u -i ni m On- .senate, he must learn
and will be found in the stores bright and early each morn , Imw old u rialtirs used to net. when
BIU1.K VKRHK FOR TODAY
semi tors were statesmen, and eleel
ing.
^
ed beenu-e vnleis knew them by
KKEP
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RKMKMHRANt K
"Rciiienlber the ilavs of old, i-mi ,
t.lrp i (l.f ye is of nnir.y generi
A W o n d e r fu l Showing* A n y w a y
tions: link thy father, ami II*' will
■hew thee; thy elders, and lIn-V will j
Old ol' a pnpiilatinn nf I HJ.OOO.lHKI the United States line)
tell thee.” Dent. 32:7.
Ki.SH.’ l.uMU <iiiirch m w nlaus at the cluse o f l!lLJf>. 'The church
PRAYER— O Thou King Kiern- records show Dial the ch u rch es gained KOO.OOD m em bers in
■l, we will remember. Tbv love ( J'iUfi, with the M ethodists m aking the highest increase,
morn than wine.
I T hose nearly fort y-seven mill ion church m em bers could
be doing som e w onderful things for t 1m* betterm ent o f their
DEFIANT
I
country if they happened to be actually w orking C hristians,
Oh, some men *nv, whose hair is
gray, thnt time has cut living according to Die teachings o f their M aster.
them down!
As it is, many thousands mil o f those m illions are truly
The flesh will no more bear the serving their churches and their Cod, but think what it
bnitn of game* that used to
would moan to the w orld if every man and wom an whose
be.
name is enrolled as a con fessed Christian should start nmv
They *R end »igh a* youth goes by
and on it* pleasure grown to live a consistent C hristian life !
But still mv Hjdrlt keeps nlive
In Sanford, for instance, there are creditable m em bership
the little boy in met
rolls in every church.
If each o f those church m em bers
And what care I for panting should set ou t tom orrow m orning to follow the Colden Utile,
breath or twinges o f the
ju st w hat would happen to S a n fo rd ?
knee?
T his is ju s t a fancy, to be sure. T he Herald is well aw are
I f strength must die an time goes that the term “ church m em ber’ ' means precious little.
In
tl* then let the ntTftiigth de every church there are a group o f earnest w orkers w ho
part.
carry practically all the burdens o f the institution. T h e
The will to laugh nod dunce ami
rest
o f the m em bers con tribu te a little m oney, gel what
■Ing ■hftU'.JIourish in <»>’
entertainm ent they ran out o f the » horeli serv iees. nod then
vein*.
I ’ll will, to be as gav as lie who go about their w eek’s business with no thought at all a*s
trend* the earth so Inave to w hether they are follow ing the ideals o f the Man o f Calttjid smart,
ilee.
I’ll mgkc tho most of every day
It is w onderful that nearly half the people o f the United
While any life remains,
Nor will I let the Hplrlt wince States belong In church organizations.
It would almost
because of body pain*.
seem that the great task now is to see that these church
I shall i pot frown about the lowii |m e m b e r s a n w orking Christians.
I name, not hi'i imse friends were
'willing lo tonlnliute a million did
lars to help them earn
$3ri.00P
alary in *ix years.
EDS EL H> HU .-ays “ Mr. To..I
alge could lie re eleeted” and thinkthe "third lerni idea” would iml
interfere.
Million', are convinced ttml Pres
ul,ail Coohdge will In- re-elected
A*. In a third term tlmt is not m
voiced.
President ( dIIIlidge hnlieen elected President of the Unii
ed States once.
(ipnrge Washing
ton's idea was that a president in
power, should not use that power
_____ __
to cause bis rc-elurtion continuous
elections
iy.
lie fell thnt two
acre enough.
t ’nlvin Coolidge
probably will have two elections
Thus far be has had only one.
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KURT LA U DE RD ALE NEWS
A If I illT K f T
W .H. Ll
MEAT ALAI
lb.- <11> of Canton, in (he state |irtm lnm .mil t>y general failnre i>>, First National Hank 1Dili?.
•till San turd
,.l Ohio, recently came suddenly i demand ihn! (tic laws
* ritiirccd.
Florida
mi i tho limelight o f publicity lie for i anion, like other mimicipali , Stilt Tort I, --------- —
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close of the murder o f tlie editor .tie* ha law - on its stiilnle boohs. |
i i ,i,io of (h,, newspapers in tlmt tint what good arc they it not pul
-aimicipnlity.
This limn, who was jin woik when occasim demands.'
Io11 in the hack, in the darkness , Canton tins mode tin same mistake
,,t night, as tic was about to eater tlint otln r , itics have made ^nt
m, imme, apparently was fighting , times amt is paying the price. I he j
\I,,- and corruplion in Canton, sin- 'people were told, hud it proved to
glc handed.
Mix murderers are them through t In* courts, of what
Vim nrr* Irivltril to romr lo Ihr
lurk linf
nnt
nml lUtrn to mimlr nml Inlkx triiiu
|,cii,-vod to tie of the underworld « «s going on.
Then three or lour i
pnrtM
nf
ilu4
mini
try.
it,at ha* made Canton wluit it i- shots, the murder of one of their
Iln iH n h«*tii li t u ln lIr iL n tljim trd * ntnl rt-iittlrri
TOMORROW, A'i' midnight, ull iaid what it was known to In*, local- ounher. aroused them from their I
r rrpfnL
Catholic priests
in Mexico
will l\ at least, for some time past L i n e stun,tier, and thej started to
CALL THE MAN THAT KNOWS—N01
nuke demands for n city clean up.
leave their churches, and Mexico’s Tin reward for this man’s effort
MAN THAT OWNS ONE
new laws against
the
Catholic to redeem Canton from its viceWhat inn happened in Canton is
church, forbidding religious teach iidden and generally corrupt eon likely to happen ir> anv eitv or commg in schools, confiscating church <11111111 was death, administered, j inanity u h e v ihr peotdi* arc mi- 1
properly, will take effect.
tbere is every reason to believe, by ! mindful
iheir civic duties. Tin*
2(12 N. I’mk A vi‘.
Open Until M) I*. M,
Tin* rush totho great
cathedral ibnsc wt,o profit hy tin* vice and r,,*|M,IIS,t<ibiv for lawlessness and \
vice ami crime within
|in Mexico City continues, for bap l,i>miplion tliut a as permitted to l|jsi,r,i, ,
lism. <o o f ’ i riintiot, and eonfession rb.uri.o in Mint city.
their I.... n larios, is ot them, hi* '
\1 Associated Press
dispatch
,
n^rfcs*. public
indigl at, *n people w In, will not see and win,
' ().|j i lu-. story:
"Ten
tory
"Ti'ii
t housnnd wa; ,,,
v. |„ ,, this, m unbi was wilt not hear mll'l some s.lch trng
j u ,., wailing in and around the poriieirated Yarmus itenmnd u . i c ,*dy as I lint wtiiih took place in
cathedral when a woman pushed made that flu mmderers should m* Canton has occurred, and which '
tier way through (to* crowd, and found and punished.
Days have likely would not have taken place
with desperate force pushed uthera gone by without remits *■> I'm as had Ihe people ol that city mum I _
Tvvn very ilcsinililt* u n restricteil lots on
aside, until silt* came to a priest apprehending On slayers ot Duo f-sted t lie sligtitei t degree of civic ' 5
anil aid: 'You must Impti/c my It. Mcllell is eotu crucd. Now i he right cousin*) s.
A venue priced eoiisitlenihle lielmv the
it is all very will. ■
lialiy ahead of all others.'
To the mayor Ilf I'anlon has culled loi .not toe easiest ihmg to ill
to ^
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lixeelleiit loentinite ith er for residente or
priest’s reply: ‘ AA'uit your turn," combined eivu <u gnnizut ion"lo Idamc public officials for doii-lo
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slution>
Kn.stent
Fxposttre.
cry that youth hIiouIo
stie answered: Death will no I wait, (1(>an up C a n t o n "
lion ot daty
Hut what about On *
,
suppressed,
,
my baby is dying.’
The child, still
Several furnished and u n fu rn ish ed Itotis
&.<*•
Ho far as the general puhln out dereliilion o f the people them- g®
T h a t E a st C oa st T r a p A ttain
not let mv nature sour
alive, was immediately
baptized side (<t (binioii. is concerned in the solves, the chief sufferers when I:]
life jiriced to sell. T h e re was never a bet
Mnlend my lips to scold.
and the mother carried it away, inuUci here being
referred to, j vice end crime become rampant'.’ j,,
iy
huy a hom e as term s are very atrarlij
M|r body^ may with time demy
A nother broken autom obile, and the in ju ry o f an oh! dead."
there probably is one particular
The people of Canton, very likely ■
'jioiith wrinkled brow mil
lady passenger in the cur. arti reported by triivelers on the
question win have the ol I icuil i anil in general, are just ns good j;;
ho (low chest;
ROME SENDS
word
that a authorities ami the people of < an- eifizei * as those in other centers . JJ
'T h e heiirt o f me, d efy in g•time, lOnsI Coast highw ay ju st north o f Knu Dull it*.
" I ’ujml interdict." suspending per ton waited •» long, and until one
f imputation and in average rural ; ■
311 First National Hank Hldtf.
TeleptH
Ih&ll *1111 la* warm and Imld. j
Some exceedingly sm art-alec engineer decided to protect, formance o f nil sacraments in Mex of their inzins was shot 'town, communities. Ill,t they permitted
I ’ll Wfcik the eurlh a widstling
SANFORD, FLORIDA
a (nucleiti bridge mi Die line highw ay north o f Fan Cutillie. ico, will he issued presently, in an rmrdiicil, bob iv starting to <lean to in* done things that were unlaw |
hoy whose overcoul is old.
swer lo Mexico's religious laws.
Real Estate
Ir
up, it being 'veil known in that <ny ful, that were lon ging disgrace on ■
i.
_ t
— Edgar A. Hurst. so without anv kind o f w arning to travelers on the road,
Tlic world will soon know the that vim- was rampant uml ihal ' their city.
Winnings were un ■
-o
be has left a dip at em it side o f th o bridge presum ably, to comparative strength of Mexico’s
official aulhoiity was fully n< on heeded, so why should the city o f ? ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H i a a i a a s s s t
The Highlander* trimmed us.
government
and
the
(attiolic
induce
peoputo
slow
down
as
they
cross
the
sti
intuit*.
ficials enre, or bother to drive out,
aintm1 w itH existi*ig condition
’ - ---------o--------Herause llie depressions are not visible at all until a church in a country so long Cath
The answer to the above quo* , it not punish, the wroiigd >er*?
Rut Itk1 old Hill Movers say.i,
olic
Organized labor is expected lioli i- lluii indiffen in e prev iilisl, l There arc other Cantons than tin“ somethat** we win ’em and .mine, motorist is almost upon Diem, ev ery b od y who crosses the
to tight tin* Catholic boycott on not oulv m official depart nu n' . one in Ohio,
Saying this ought
times w* don't,"
structure for the first lim e has the dangerous experien ce luxuries lo protect employment.
but tli nmgholll the city, else sia h to be sufficii nl to start cleaning up
comlitmiis ;is were known to ovist before conditions that prevail get.
(ilvn * >iiinn enough rope mid he o f being nearly throw n front the road. At a speed ot tw entyMEXICAN CIICItCUKS w i|| rt.. would not hart been tolerated . u lo the stage tlmt has brought Can
la ulmoht certain to hung himself, five mill's an hour, crossing that bridge is extrem ely dunmain open, unlaws the government
-c>
---------*
*— -—geruns
And few people drive as slow as tw en ty -liv e miles prevents, and ail will lie allowed courugeil, wiihont tli'iilit hy olio ml ton to disgrace and humiliation.
to gather and read from the pray
, J i i S y . . ,ftol 5 r i W v ,. a
,“
III.
" 'l l ! Iiiwlllifiil n in i'lT tr
I
F L O iU D A K O A D B U IL D IN G
In the absence of priests
those wtm do their stamping in
T h e Herald has called attention to Ibis dangerous place er hook.
no masses cun la* raid, and there
ATLAS'I A CONSTITUTION
Sanford.
b efore.
Mas the State H ighw ay Com m ission investigated
will tie no holy communion, coufeathe trap, or is l lie plan to wait until som e one is fatally in Muns, confirmation or roiiscrrution.
In Florida the slate is the mil rectiv the opposite of the system
What hits become of the street |
The archbishop has announced
widening program 7 Will the crty| jured th ere?
in
highway cunsiim t mn. The -into in Georgia, that it bus not become
that while priests are absent, ” «
wail until winter comes
before
highway department bends it e f necessary to issue highway bonds.
sincere
act
o
f
repi'iilami
will
he
There is at the present time an
this necimsitrv work is done 7
U K VK N CKS OK TD K A tlantic Coast Line continue to considered ciniivnleni
the con forts constructively toward the $8,000,0(10 highway eonstruit inn
’
- o .
tiuildinq of through state u.iveil
And Mill there ere sonic isuiple s h o w an im provem ent. T h e .lime freight car m ovem ent was fession necessary for ib alh ami thoroiigh-farrs.
It avoids i.ndd- balance in the treasury, am| the
L arge movem ent o f marriage sacraments "
tn Snnfo&t who me putting up u about 10 percent ahead o f last year.
ing
little
stretches
of a mile or problem now is io spend tin; money
bold frroot and who an* not paying, rum| HMd building m aterial is being, m aintained, with F lorida
two
of
paving
here
and
there leav economically as well as expedil
A YOlINfi
man in Hanover,
thwtr
ing sand sectors. 'I tic p|uc , di iously as possible An official an
■how trtSt
thjil is passing llltor*,,,<l" K I leading the uther southern slates in this resp ect, there being married three times said he was rectly on the emit rat v
nouncement from Tallahassee de
absent-minded
and
torgot
bis
mar
ini slackening in its road building p rogram .— { ’ resident J. K.
clurcH that $12,000,000 worth of
riages.
Kind
court,
believing
bis
The result is th[it l lmid.i by i. highway contracts me now under
The Herald hai never received a Kenly, Atlantic Coast Line, in W all Street Journal.
story, |iut him in mil for one state unit iilari, w ith I uml- muring
reply tg.ft* Imnllrv us to wtu-imi
construction, uml. a> it is, it will
month. I’ erhaps the judge irmom- into the road fund tnun a nee ial
or not thy state is receiving inter
la* the 1st of ilanuarv, the chair
licred
how
Hegel
appeared
before
11
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)R
Y
O
F
(1R
A
T
D
E
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property tax, and tlie gnsulu <■ ami man declares, before the $K,()<ill,
eit on ,thnt seventeen millions of
his class ul Heidelberg university tag taxes, augmented by tin -lute's 00(1 now ill the treasury will have '
TA M f'A T R i m i N E
dollar* it* has on deposit. Cun it
■with only one shoe on. or Imw an uuota o f federal aid. i building onu
be thuPtt isn’t ?
become exhausted, lly the tune an
other great philosopher dropped o f the finest systems of counm ted
other $8,000,000 will have been I
, A * ------- o - ......
Kigtit years since the
SlnteH presented him with
Wotlil
his
gold
watch
into
boiling
water,
roads tn America, and ........ jt piled up.
Wondan what the prostdent of * War. ami how doe................
......... ,and a township of land
l*’rhnre ....
hb*l. $2f)O,OH0
and held the egg in his hand for without the issuance of bonds.
the Anti-Hwearlng League has to|„hout the United States and H s ' in Florida
The laud today might three minutes.
This is an enviable .situation. ]
■ay whehj be discovers, while dross-' j(t«iis ?
Florida believes in the n totali Moridn has the same gasoline tax
lie worth more than tho Latvian
Ing for pn engagement, tlmt his
zation o f credit as mu, li ;is „ nv that Georgia imposes! It under
ndtlonul debt.
At that time Klor!r.h
,tV n " er e ,; ,,,VT lI„l,m',
Whet. C(l years have passed sj^e.i national
COLONEL
THOMPSON,
the state in the . union. iVrhups no took the building of a state s y s
uipirt- was bln Inini was nofe.wnrth much, hut
t K p A t -lta g ‘clulD "
"
V ' h“ ,,,,,,, riul
fcm.’irt*
lank
repulsed, will the
gratitude ,,,f the $201),0(H) was Worth more* than President’s messenger in the Phil- state has aeen greater immuipal tem o f hard-surfaced highwuvs'm
yfy---------uFrance he greater,
nr less?
today.
Lafayette, we wore right lipines, sees vast tracts of fertile developments through bond issues a great business proportion, and 1
Here mid than Florida has see nip the past
If yog, think business Is .dull in
A little review of history, th(C there with gratitude. 60 years after soil idle and wasted.
like any mammoth industry di*. '
’ordju
Just
there sugar plantations,
started few years. Hut in the state hi s h burs ing millions of dollars a year
Sanford
st try to find u park „.|atmlve-helween Frame and the
««r
p laff’ ttonight,
o
. or
, ...................
ntuml lur u
1
Now for the damage dono our by American capital, give work to way construction work it I* HO it has applied business methods :
lie ililt*rminutes on Flrat Street amt
Hmnly provided with funds, under only to it* work, stuck to the hm
shipping
hy Napoleon’s
orders, natives.
The PhillippincH need a few hun it state unit system, which is d l - 'a n d is getting results,
L
Watch Hw u
uattiinc throng. Any
^
France
had
agreed
to
pay
u*
$5,o French, particularly Lufuy* Baturdayatnfght
igunfa
tn tha downtown
(100,000
reparations.
Time.. drug- dred directing Americans, many
ofto,
proved
vulunlde
fricnils
to
our
,
,
...
.
,
[hould convince any onn
hundred millions of American dol
Mction jhoul
Revolutionary I“ ™ 1M" u.n “ l
,t,,rln* l. he, « l
good
m il k h e r e
; that 8a]ijuord needs some kind of new nation in tho
.....i .....i
....
T i ministration o f (’ resident Androw lars, agricultural machinery, sys
War
ngalnst
England,
and
we
nev
LAKELAND
LEDGER
tematized
agriculture
nml
industry,
;. T traffic ffluU
latiun at tho hupy corer forgot our dubt of gratitude, al Juckson, one of the go.g(>tter type, and thnt stmage desire to get
9-f: Mra.
like
Roosevelt.
The
merrhunt'a
though u few years later trouble
Lakeland's milk supply is proved purtmeut ami c o m m i s s i , ,
credit
association, if any, had more, ufter you have got enough,
-• ■
"'mission to work
that produce what we cull civilisa to he as good as there is in tlie entha papers Where aroso between tills country nml I
France,
there
was
some
"
ad
uni
i
h
U
H
-<1,,w
P»y*
tion.
tire United States and far above put a satisfactory nup.-ov, nnml m
__
puss a law to
the regulations ThJ.y have Wo „ tt„ '
___ even high standards obtaining in
■hig In public. Won- fighting at aoa, and format dc. lnr-!r",“ rw,1,!n,,,,|”h‘‘l ,hut <-'«nare«
ntlon o f war was narrowly averted. ..
rtl,iluUory union.
It mado
man|f places. It is the ambition of Lakeland its tiiyii reputution as to
Ill undertake to enforce
France so mad to lie thus reminded
SIM S
The Berlin and Milan Decree* of
the health department to improve
Y— Columbus, C a , Emiuuire-Hun
of her bill that she threatened to
milk suiipH'. with the cb-ordi, ation
on.that record. The city commiss
t t h a t .jn c ho law would he just Napoleon, in Mt06 and IH07, prac declare war uliters the President
? f r th. ,i,,irym' " '
'he throe inWashington’s
dope
pr<ih<*
should
tically
ruined
America's
prosper
ion
has
under
consideration
sug
t ai^guslblo a i most o f thorn
' " ’ k f a t h e r togoth.
ous and growing merchant muiine. apologized, There was a fat chance tmkn in the Congressional Record. gested changes in the law to mako
France and England were at war of "Old Hickory" ever apologising
more extensive and rigid . the re
anything, bat finally, through • Even though Paddock holds H7 quirements.. This is a subject of V
i
*' “ ," 1 " 1" "Sc for conand
our commerce with tho hostile!
^WHtn AWsftagd what they are
the
influence
of
some
other
Eur
■printing records he's engaged.
very
great
importance
to
both
pro
G
v
e
n
i
ot!'1
i ' IU" , , :hw “ "thoritles
'"L] l l In.. France and countries was checked.
opean nation*, Frunce doclded Ito
ducer and consumer and white mtinitv
,'<’ss" k‘ for thi"
Home years lster, 50 year* ufter live up to her contract.
“ i i ? irlih' DOHurried Chicago bandits got only thera can bo no compromise with nrodm,.li
1,1Kh
milk
•acMtlau coffea the American Revolution, I^afay.
Jackson got result* 28 years af $0000, mlssiniL a ease of boose.
any situation that might menace C k o l L 1 u' t r K" " A c “ *'dl“ ons.
l o bell
them ette. revisited the United state*. ter the Berlin Decree.
Perhaps
the milk tupply, still expert opinion « u n l s
„l,! " " ,,,t,spnt regulations
Uka For is whple year he \r«* the *ign- $8 years after the World War
A new cig a r will b,. „umed and practical consideration* should mimiH
'
«urpasnes comaland nUy honored guests o l the nation. France .will change her mind about
be so mixed as to give tho public owlto r\7, mvm,f much
o|nhjR yi* a H* had everything except his |ric- these later and larger debts, awl “ Ford." so perhaps it backfires.
there is without injury
2 S v I.r» " ,,v" n,,nK toe dairy inton$ In the faovtes.
It was no
cttistrj
but
naturally
t
h
e
n
is
aiwith u ? * i » » i o “ ood
Matrimony is the peak of R|ck-
RadioReception IsGi
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C0LCL0UGH REALTY C0MI
W hat
Dollar D
J
M eans To Yo\
The Sanford Merchants arc
eratintt in a tt'ittHntic two day si
Auttust 3 and 4.
YW
l
Each of the two days will bel
as “ Dollar Day.” Merchandise
best, at prices that are more thar
is to be offered to the people oj
county and the surrounding* trat
1‘itory.
Watch For the Advertisements il
S
TOM
Herald
enpty noise o t wolc^rae, The
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with u s ijp in .
carra^aa a fight promoter.
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MRS. FRED S. DAlGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
Miss Vickery Becomesb Bride Of S. W. Beal IniL ^ m 'Mt Critic Becomes Sanford Resident
Wedding At Orlando
jlender
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w
|Ik
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D.
,uf ‘ "
l*'floct .line Itl the
* ‘ shirty (,f the
■*Uoml»y a fte rn o o n .
E S f fhurt’ h p a rlo rs .
to a tte n d ,
'h llo r v .f i " ! ' ' o f th e
* will" meet !lt t h l'
! i iiu tle r on *> i'k
W te rn o o n ;‘ l :!l’ iy
tT W c s Irv "t I tie
h w iii hold
»
mcetimr at the
tvftiinK
nilimio wdl rot'*1
.ran t'lns" ot the
[T ucmI. v aft'momi
j Arrivals
TBIMA
(trlaii'l": " al*'',r
Ihirtiinii H'i" !'*
A wedding in which much inter
cut in centered and which comes
ns » complete fiurjiritie to their
nmtiy friemls won thnt o f Friday,
when Mian Lorene Vickery became
the bride o f S. \V. Deni. The cere1mony was performed in Orlnndo,
by Hr. Adock, pnntoi- of the Kind
Baptist Church, ir. the presence of
fcw ' " ‘ ‘ mate friends.
I m m e d ia t e ly f o llo w in g th e c e re im , n y th e c o u p le l e f t f o r T a m p a ,
w h e re th e y w i l l re e id e . M r s , B e a l
v.n s b e c o m in g ly g o w n e d in a s m a r t
e o s lu m e o f t n n g e o r g e t t e , f a s h io n t (| n il s t r a i g h t lin e s , w i t h s h o e s ,
h a t a n d a c c e s s o rie s t o m a tc h .
M r s . B e a l is th e d a u g h t e r f M r .
a n d M r s . J . M . V ic k e r y o f .'tflti W e s t !
T h ir d S t r e e t . S h e is a n a t t r a c t iv e
j r j r i , a n d h n s m a d e h e r h o m e ip
f.,n i.f» rd f o r a n u m b e r o f y e t r s .
She was n student in the local high
school.
^
Mr. Heal is the son o f Mr. and 1
.Mrs. .1. A. Heal o f Guinpuvillc. lie;
has made Sanford his home for)
sonic time, be’i.g employed on Lhe,
Atlantic Const Line Railroad.
* ji
The young couple have a wide i
[■licit* of nrtpmintnnres iiclc who will 1
extend them lust wishes and cnti-J
giHtulatioi.s on their im m ingc.
|
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m
( h u r t !i
YT
lEdwird Tafr. < hu
IIN0I.K
Sew 1 erk. II I
jfmk; A. I It i igld.
ifo; licit ' 1,"I i.*m.
f lath. Ji ' >'V;
Partoiiii Ib.iih,
||„ lyweaii, Joe
'
Ml
S'
l*i.. *i •* K\ I' i i rir111<<*
^ Ii Mi•n { J ri rif i , I•ti nit* r ly Mis
Bpi i lia Iit' h'«m, it >iJ<yE ut
ALuii tto . 1 . 0 , | Ui . r i n III I H u nt mnirmge.
\|i .
Itok.u w.n grml-
At the Churches
-----------
t llfr.c, ,.f
Wl(,
1
' ...... ..la,
,rr' min- ..........
l.i.n .
2 \i yards fast colured
priniu fur
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
Two Men’s Union Suil>
fur
2 brassieres. (»5c values
up (o $:i.00 fur
___________ $ 1 . 0 0 _______
$ 1.00
\\ 1
yards voile plain and
fancy culms
$ 1.00
5 Yards
25c gingham
for
fi yards 25c bleaching for
$ 1.00
2 Yards Everfast Ging
ham clothB for
p m t„
Ladies’ Hals Values up
To $;i.oo
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
Neckwear $1.50
for
values
$ 1.0 0
Fancy Silk Socks. K5c
values, 2 fur
$
1 . 0 0
$1.00
2 Vi Yards Ever-Fast
Hutting
$ 1.00
i)KK|tv
$ 1.00
Fancy Handkerchiefs 20
duzen. One doz fur
HI x 90 Sheets. No
$1.0 0
Hearns
$ 1.00
Hines
honied v__
Tale" '
l itiun Soils. Values up
lo $1.50 fur
Hoys Knickers Vplucs
up to $1.75
tklltAY
1
Miss t*ii ti v llo\ lit- was the guost
i t : i-'.i .s
hi
ik
i:
of friends
nt
Daytona
Thui-dav uflerimmi,
Hoys $1.50 & $2.00 Golf
Sox
$ 1.00
*1 Large size bath towels
with colored borders
Ladies Fancy A[ t ons
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
OND^y
I
Mrs. Paul Miller ami sister, Mina
Km mu Neville of Kansas City, Mo.,
1
left VCiterduv for n trip through.
the middle Western states. Mra.',J; v '
Miller will spend n shoit time l n ' / ’ '**
Kansas City.
,1jfl
J
I
j
|
flmt.
Klnmli-rs,
,
ii •
iiraii I. civil U iIIi.iio-, the a ltrailivc daughter o f Mr.
j
^ and .Mi . I-ted !'. Williams, i mm of tl,,- populm members of Sun|fmd
vimngrr 'i-t. ,Mi
Willihiiis nl 11-mi l-'lmidn State College for
j Wnnii a .uni » a mi nils r of tf
lv;i|i|M Delhi sormity. At present
'M iss Williams 11 u itioe n .Ni i
llnmplon, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdnuind Wood o f
Jacksonville, who have been th*
ouests o f Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Tit
tle will return today to their homal
Mrs. Tittle will accompany them.
Mrs. James I.. Wells i ml dniigb
(ter. Mi'.- I.ouisc Wells leave tod.ir
for llnlsnm and W’awie'Villi-, N. I
Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Colo 1c*Y4
today for Hot Springs, Ark., where
they will spend the month of
Mr. and Mrs. W C
Hill and
diinghter, Caroline leave today lot
< loo,HamI. l|«.. ae.l other points
in i I.,- m,mn| am
V S. Monroe o f Salisbury, N.
c , the president nml general mull
;,m r of the Carolina Rubber Co.,
is in Sanford todnv, stunning at
the Valdez.
— -----Miss Fi'um-e* Lott leaves today
lor W a.vi rum, Gn., wlu-ie she wil1
be the nest of relatives.
Mrs. Herbert Harvev leave* today for Columbia, S. C., to apat>4
several weeks.
August.
W. H. Southcott of West Palm
Beach (5 in Sanford todi^-. representing the Hug Compitn -.
1
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The
m a n n e r in w h i c h
m
EBf
i««4«
\
any d e v e lo p
m e n t is h a n d le d p r e s a g e s its s u c c e s s
or
its
fa ilu re .
U n fu lfille d
p r o m is e s
I * 7t
'
•
a l
i" V
I i&J
l-.M
o th e r th in g s c o m b i n e d .
The
s u c c e s s fu l d e v e l o p m e n t
one
w h ic h
w ith in
has
reason ,
p r o m is e d
and
th e n
IS
th at
progress
g r a d u a lly
.saa
c a r r ie s o u t its p r o m i s e s to th e sa tis
IiiimT
r.s4
fa c t io n o f th e m a jo r it y o f th e p r o p e r t y
ow n ers.
$ 1.0 0
and
•
;
*
Watch Sanford Grove-see it today—and
1 . 0 0
then see it this time next year.
Royal Society Package
Goods
$ 1.00
Silk Hose. All shades
$ 1.00
Carter and Munsing
Underwear
$1.00
A
E. C. MILLER, Prta.
first National Bai*k Bldg, ’
in
ffbAci »^Pf *1'
• H im
■■
‘;
Comedy
JVM
...*
■■
S
’’ r*wntk
*
T
"ill
si
W
Corset Brassieres for
$
.
“ Amid Majestic Pines”
1 . 0 0
Childrens Dresses
Rompers
j
(“il
1 Mr. uud Mrs. W. H. Philips
I children of Avon Park arrive today to be the guests o f Mr. ijld"* i*ki!
Mrs, A. M. Philips for the w*i)ek
’ end.
■
■’
.
Claude Ststrunk motored to
; ter Park Thursday, where ho WMf
I the guest o f friends
••
SAiNFORD GROVE
Ladles Corsets. One lot
for
$
"ij®
Bench
t o w n s a n d citie s o f this sta te th a n all
Ladies Lnderwear. Val
ues up to $1.75
$ 1.0 0
H'lltl 1
oc i
h a v e d o n e m o r e to in ju r e th e v a r io u s
Hoys Hlouses and shit I*-,.
Values 91.50
•t ic k
- 11 Keal l-.Mam
■JT,1’1*'" “ 'M all tllV
I■on. 1 ||k.
will
■ ' -T
Tuesday and Wednesday
'**•• ihpti,
[• 'Vlw-k.
1
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I ,e k - . 11\ d ie ,
’ \ d Is,
Jdi
.*! I
i / 'i
Pa ris
nml 1In iv holt et We-1
I* i .nice,
I Irmn Mi. re to l.lirient.
experlenced
'mill earth<|imke Inst
niglii
Willi i he exception of a
tall i hum.... which "ollxpsed at
Coutnmv die mid the tirenking o f
crmkiry. no damage was dmle.
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Cmmimmon and services, II o'rlo.-k.
< In i I lan lauli .ivnr,
7 n'eli
Stiiiilos vei mg.
M . n a - i ’s .Missionary meeting,
Almnlny evening K o ’clock. Sferei-plic. ii tall, nml ong slides in c m
net-lion will) iIns program.
Pi'i ver meeting Wednesday eve
ning, >i o'clock ut 104 Highland
Str.s t
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS-AUGUST 3-4
Brine
leaves
|uadi,r. \ 1 whei e
jrtted will! ihe
Wuncr', In, . ,|urKtvin.
p U 'S E d it S A L K
aI
,
Miss Killv riiilli.se and Mlsj
Sum Warren I'Nterbv, who are
»I«-iidirig the summer at (>nvtona
ib iii li were in Sanford Thursday.1, •*
M c C a s l i n, (nistoi
,
uilt.d Irmn the l mwusity of Gemgia June 1'• .ni'l was nuinicd the
saoii* evening In Id, t til turd linker. She i- o o,,,inlier of the Knppn
Miss In lie l.loyd o f Thomas-j I h‘ lt it] soroi ity.
HUE''
v die, Gn., returned to her home ’
inh: \ M. ''link Wednesday after spending some
dill oVloek.
T. M Smith, tune in Sanford with friends,
Church Si tun.I !*: to o'l li I,
'Mrs. li. I.. Jen---------j
...........
Celehral inn of Jlolv Ce rimunirtn
I* 1ICS f BA PTIST ( I I I R( 11
1and sermon J1 o'clock
A. J. ScyMr. ami Mrs. O.
P. Herndon i
Sunday school Jd.tti o ch ck
A tordml inv itation i- extended
Orlando: N -ja n d children leave tomorrow m
mv ............ay desire lo join
Vat Palm H c a c h t h e i r ear for points o f interest in _ Morning vvorship nml sernmn It
s idj-'ct
li*'d with us in aiiv of these services.
nvilh*; l.eoir I. North Carolina.
Miss Josephine ", clock. S. noon
Searching for tlm blh Man."
__ _
IQiffurd. Jackal hi Knight will accompany them.
Iird. ttid'iinmk
______
» oung
1"I’ le ■> Cimms d .. i ■' .K R I S T I A N SCIKNCl*; SOCIKTY
littrr. i it v ; U
Christ i.i n Scii nee services are
R o b e r t S t ie is h a s r e t u r n e d to Id , clock.
Ere.! kcinid, home in Thomnsville, G: , after 1 Ihi pi i ,p>n! -i rva v X <>\ lo. d
held t'vi'i'v *s'iii,ilav niiirniiig nl the
I Mainrn. Plant spending several weeks in San * I'.vtipng o i v o e s o clock,
"id
Vonmn's Club. Ink Avenue near
lller Idlnmln; i fonl.
* ieci " f si noun. The Man nml \Vmn Tturd St feet. al II nVIei'k; Suiului
ltfirtu
on Who Had I lien I 'hniu i-.
Si bool il In oi b,ek.
Sob|ecl (or
/.Mrs". ( brill II.'RfenstVon nml .'hi!-!
Wednesdnv < veomg - u v i . e >m n- luiiioi row , I ,ov i
im phIimu iln-ii hiive ruliuiirrl from C ojimdI i,4t ,w °
Iratlirt
troniin^
Wcilliesda ,
e, cuing
servln-'
vvhieh include lesimionit s of Chris
[tlcmntlv in Penn- . ly^s Springs, where they have been |‘""V1?'1’. *■'**’
| Visitors and riti/.i-us
coriltiilv t in 11 Science In tiling are held nl
l.iktlhin.
the guests o f Mrs. Hradshuw.
lim ited.
o ’clock.
FIRST ML I KOMIS I ( III R( II
I’his Socp-l 1 maiut tills .1 11 c
iPn?miin " ' 1' 1il^
C- A. Cox o f Jacksonville is" in
Sunday Si It. M. > ;n ..'.-lot-k.
Reading 1; . . 1.,. 1Y First Natnn. ,1
ill wrightsx illi-. tin., the city attending to business.
^ithulht'i lo,,tlicr, ,
-------------------------A brief sermon l.y ll.c oaslor. I I Hank Ilmldit,-.' where I (.<• Hit,I,
ip’cluik
end all jitiHim-i/ed C h i* i s t ua o
HIT BY PITCHKVI) MALI,
*
,
— ------(J,in,mnnion S e m - p tnmedinl.-lv Science lit,-t atonmay he read,
of Oiiiotdo is 1 DUQUOIN. 111., July ; i l . — (/P> —- following the scimmi,
,linrrowed m
purcluu.ed.
Opmi
tu id Mi-, |j, W. j Marion Pinkhmn, 21. died yesterKpaortii League meetings, 7 o ’- W e .lm s d n and Snlurdny Irmn I to
Inlmetiu Ai.-tme,
day here in h lumiiitul j-s a result clock.
_ •* P m.
o f being hit on the head bv
a
Kvaning oreacliini: 1 1 v ice. .1 .«’ 1 All are i.-l.-oipe (o attend ,mi
iL»»tuti 'pent the ’ 'itched liall in a huso hull game at d o c k .
services o.f to make use ol Hn
®<0on Like .(.-"up Christopher Tuesrluv.
P r a jc r meeting. W. .tn.-sdny, S Heading !!
------------------ —.
o'clock.
Forests cover nearly 25,11(111,000 I
KOLA CROSS CHI IH It
<11 It IS I I \N CHLRCII
. . J- I’ III rvey, acres in France, or one-fifth o f the
Ninth Sun,Inn a li.i Irimlv
|
Serveit Hi,- High School
l& Harvey left
total area o f the country.
^ Celehratimi -,t Hdv l - tmii.iiiimi j Bible .->■ ......I, H 15 o ’cleek
W car fur 1 hurlc the guests ,,f
P"lln W1ubain
l*,l [|rh in I),,
II
IS vi i ale
i u \n c k
A
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Middle;i ,i of
llnllv Avenue annmime l i e
,,f ((
Dnvid Kuslini.
__ _
S J. Miii-eland left Fridnv for
Tliniiiusville, Cu.
He will return
ids a ’i'l d m r Id * i : Sunday
accompanied
h
Mrs.
Wm11*hi *I i . I II
Moreland, who has been visiting
! Pttrr.l'Urg: Win.
friends there.
Jlr. anil
f
Mrs. R. A. Howell and daughter.
.Miss Thelma Howell. Robert and
Clifford Howell let-vc todnv I'-.r
Colimihia, Win., where the, will
visit Mrs. Howell's parents.
H. P. Hannon and X. I.. Allen t>(
. the Fedcreted Fruit and Vogetablt*
'G row ers, Inc. o f New York are
Sanford todnv on business.
ciip\ til. I'olpil al the Presbyter-|
iun * li a i r h hut!, mnniing and night]
tmimn mi
I ti-! \i ii lb. MtCaslin s cliureh |
riiciviil mine nieinbers ieto the ]
church than a..s received by any
"tie i
southern
Presbyterian
Chinch ooniig the year. Dr. MeCiislm
n gifted lecturer and his
mev iigi - a n 1 e\peeled to draw
largi i eogtegatnui' both iinn ning
mi I night. Hr. McCaslin is n son
of Mi m.t Alt-. .1, II. McCaslin,
1 nml In. 'liii iif Dr It II. McCnsliii
j nil *d s.inlmil
|
i filatka; 1.1 " 1,1
.Mrs. Mabel Hcach hns retained
L J Levelled, city.
from Jacksonville, after spending ;
_ rily: A |! A "- several days with her son. who is |
Evrlyn M An- connected with the Atlantis \n I
!|i>, Edna Unit ley, tiomtl Hunk o f that city.
jC. John "n. A l lari-
P"beii
the
m
' The Marie Raffo Girls held t h d f
1monthly buninesa and social meat-.ling at the home Mrs. W. ■.-SjMffl
; Thorttton Friday, evening.
I The attractive home of
Thornton was effectively decorated
with <|0(inlitic3 of cut flowers.
Preceding the social hour a short ‘i
*1 business sessit t. was held. PlaHpi^
wero, made for the month o r 'f
August and n great deal accotn*sf
1plished (luring the evening.
1 A delightful social period W(^t.AL
Icnloyed hy the members, during
which a dainty ice course was serv- a jw
ed by the hostess.
’
j
Dr. Robert McCaslin
To Occupy Pulpit At I
Prosbytci'iun Church!r
ol
i
! Marie R a f f o Girl
Hold Business M<
On Friday Evenin|r^
Popular Member Of College Set
.1illiitn ,| Haimiel was host to n
miniher of Ins little friends Mon*
i.av ntternooii n Daytona Ilcacli,
when* he is .pending the summer
with'his parents, when he celehrutcd 'h is fourth birthday.
Ilic H. moi l cottage was taste
fully decorated with thif color note
o f pink and while. During the afternoi
games and contests were
enjoyed by l lie young folks.
Late in (lie afternoon the children wire invited in the dining
room, where .. beautiful birthday
cuke centered an artistically decornt *d table
|{, froshments o f I
candle., cake n,.,| ice croi.m was j
•orveil. IJnitie lavnra were given !
to tile children
'
m
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RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: 217-W -
Litte Julian BaumeF
Observes His Fourth
Birthday With Party!
V,*..
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�Games Today
Club Standings
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Won Lost
Pet.
Fork Myers
13
y
.501
SANFORD
H
12
.5711
Orlando
K
12
.571
l.akolaiul . .
HI
HI
.505
Tampa
12
11
.522
Si.rusotn
I.T
. K
.50K
il
Bindeuton
IT
.40K
St. Petersburg
3
14
.31)1
VIELD 5 RUNS
/
AMERICAN Lh AGUE
Won Lost
New York
r»5
ill
Cleveland
57
44
51
Philadelphia
48
Drlroit
52
IK
<Tiu-Jigu
♦51
IK
tV’ a Tiington
IK
17
.’ d l.oiii*
*»v
il
iim-tnii
TI
Comes In The Sixth
When Sproul Walks
MeyersT oForceRun
Errors By Frisbie
Anc’ Dumas Costly
»i7
Pet.
.057
.504
.515
.515
.510
.5117,
.4 1H
.310
32ND HUME RUN
AND YANKS WIN
National League
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago i t Brooklyn.
Si. Louis at New York.
Pitt dmrgh at Philadelphia.
Lead O f Pirates A n d Reds
B y Beating Giants Friday
Tin M Louis Cardinals, in the
thick .t1 the National Leugue pen
mint *t niggle, ugnir. have cut down
the mu ruin o fr lending
i, ittshun;li
tit
L e a g u e L e a d e r s K u n S t r in t f O r and "i" oml place Cincinnati.
I he i animals gained u full
V i c t o r i e s T o N in e , D e f e a t gann on the Pirates yesterday hv
ini' S L L o u 1m In S l u t f f c s l ; i turning hack the (iianta, f> to 2.
C o n t e s t K u o s F o r i 1 I n n in u s i whih the Pirates were defeated hy
; Phil.oh l(ihia, t> to I.
The I!'-dr
j -md Brave* were idle.
I (.'t-.i- . i , who has ri'phieed M t •
' ai’ i i ti -in hy at second -base
i In- 1 i d--, joined with Itell. 1
In-.n’v '>'•( nir third-haseman,
In d ia n s C o p F o u r t h S l r a i y l i t I h ee *!l ' lice slugging.
F r o m I 'hiltideli.'hiit A s W h i l e | Both in' Immcrs and it wa 1So\ A g a i n H eat
S e n a lttr s 1 w- i 1v '- i - t euiiseeut ive route,-. huh I'M lias made at least
ate hi"a.
I.OIIIS, .iul) 31. l/l’t T,
f a i l "ii pave Pittsburgh or.l)
N
oik Yankees won Unit- ninth
Inis, on, of them a home run I
dive victoty Friday defeat
•i i Ciivl- i
I lie I'hillii i hunched tie i-g tin St. Louis Bntwiis in tn
Itil it h name o f tin' series, Id (■> lots in the lotiilh for four runs and
«
Tie contest went II inning - i-oieil two more in the seven'1,
K:u h
-ored in tin tenth.
lit , one iif whn ) was a circuit dr- *
I'V Wdhaun.
\ ml. pat over the winning i n
m lie final flam, mi two •<if•ji•
. i i I'.imvn e i l e i . Until hit h.
tie- run <>f tlie season m t In
:2ml
oiny, cioiiinf hehiml 1.
' oli d
*ig.
m il
New v.o k uj:i (nip :;«u 1 2
i. i,md UfiO llklMlOO 10
h 12
MeQuiirl,
Bra-Jo
Batte* o
Si".. k« . i loyt
nn Severtii; It.
loll. .......... I, VVingaid and Scli.m:
’
Boston Beats Tigers
'three Out Of Four
tirinies of Brooklyn defeated the
Culm, I to 1, allowing Imt six
hit*.
The .St. Louis Browns were defeatoil hy the Yankees in 11 inn
ings, 10 to 8. It was the ninth
(might victory for the New Ynrk.-rs and their fourth straight over
st. Louis.
i b\ eland, seemingly fighting in
a lost i ause, kept pace Imt remains
. me trumps behind the Yai.ks in
•In- iace for the pennant. The Iniim-.defeated PhiTndi lphii., -I to 1
Chi< airo defeated Washington, a
.. t. in the final trann* of tiie series
■ ilidier Crnhowski, -tailin g a ral
m <!ie ninth with a double
1 <use Co-Jin nf the Senators made
! nn e Ints in as many appearances
i tin- plate, one o f the in n home
. in.
Boston's Bed Sox* made it three
mu'
ut o f four from Detroit by
•-only Inttintr, -1 to it, the first se. the) have won from the Tlgihl* season.
(
i
WINNING, 6 TO 1
(Junker City Ace Allows Only
Five Scattered HUsj/Kikii
Cuyler Saves Mntos From
Shutout Hy Puling Homer
Cardinals Win First
From New York, 5-2
(them II urlsS tenth HullWhik*
Msftci* Found li; Flttthers;
Crimes Turns Hack Cults
American League
New York at Chiingo.
Washington at St.. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Southern Association
Nnshville at Atlanta.
ChaUanoogii i.t Birmingham.
Mi niphis at Middle.
Little Rock at New Orleans.
Southeastern le a g u e
St. Augustine at Savannah.
Albany at Montgomery.
Columbus at Savannah.
Florida State League
Tampa at Orlando.
SANFORD at Lakeland.
Bind) lit mi at St. Peter burg.
Fort Myers at Sarasota.
Yankees’ Wre
Team To Ev
Pittsburg Ga
Traynor Big
Hargrave
Lead In
Hnhi* R ulh (Jet*)
Huns Du.-ing
N A T IO N A L I.FAGCH
A n d I *hit* Ti
Wm, I .Mr*t
PcL
I’ ll thlllll g ll
51
ui
.571
(Tneiiiriati
(TIIFACI). ,|uij
’ll)
IT
.500
PHILADF.LIMIIA, duly 31. -(/I't
leading Iearns
•St. Louis
5T
It
.r»4*i
Carlson's tight hurling stopping |
leagues linn i i i|
Chicago
5(1
17
.510
the Pirates here Friday, the Pliil-(
rages this week
oil
Brooklyn
IK
.505
lies winning. Ii to
I.
Krenur’s
est, eonlendeis Hi
Slew York
IK
.484
w ildnesn and timely hitting in the,
New York
Vault
TK
fill
.401
LA K E L A N D , July 31.- (Special Philadelphia
pinches
won
for
Philadelphia. I
crew hnn .ti T t).,.
TH
57
*o The Herald)-- Four (rears by Boston
.400
Cu.vler saved Pittshurg a shutout i
an even 'on |.,
the Celery-Fed*, two « f them when
hy hitting a Inmie tun. Cy Will
issueil t "d, iv w
SOI J II1. tN Ll. Mit K
(they counted, and tin- piiHsnut
iam-. hit his ninth home run o f the
Won 1ant
giuni il tli'. i |iir,
pnrtside hurling of Spnmi'* was
J’et.
-.■a-.nn with none no in the seventh.
till
Ti
cntln'ly too much o f it humiieiip New Orb .ui
tlu- - lippno i:.,K.
.0711
|I 'd ' hurgli
(Mill Mill lino I a 2
-id
III
for the winners <.f t In. f )r.sL half Mlllllplll
.012
i I hi'adi lphn. UUli too -JOx U <! 0
Travii' (.■ ni,
AH
yesterday after lunilt and they Birmingham
II
.580
i Haiti lies Kienier. Nichels and 1'h ree O f S even H its A llow ed
for tm 1 of tin.
55
Wi
.5 15
Wero defeated hy the Lakeland Nashville
tie.-.'Ii; Cnrlsoii and Wilson.
Hy W ith r o w A n d H a w k in s hat t itil'. a ha gn
A Inn 1.•
U,
llighl. nders hy a five to one eouul
at
.485
las! -i . n itaioi s,
A re D o u b le s; Peel P ite h e s St. I.mil . ■ r. il
12
lilt
.400
in a Kit me that saw h ■tH ke|it to Mobile
Opener Moo ID Cardinals
•;7
u disgusting minimum |,y )M>th • but tntio-ga
liT
.370
Steady (Janie F or W in n e rs games, • Vi n of
:w YORK. .Inl) :i. I/Pi
rile
pitchers.
Little Mm x
■i.i
r»x
.310
.oils Cardinal- deleaied New
liases, t \x.. I','ina
The local Infy from in-orgm gj|«,im the lir-t o f a five game
’
, Ym k
flargrii, ,
ST. IT I KRSBIJRC, Fin., July
AM ERIC AN XSSOCI ATKIN
W four ami this man Meyers *ix
in - today, ' to 2, Uhl-01 yielding l;t|. l/P* lliadcntoii look the .see
easily Ii u-l I.
lli.sli
n
ills
Again
From
Tigers
Won Lost
and the single ml . that the f ’elei \ .
IVt.
AI v a i c /, A l l o w s C u lts Only - D aven port A n d Ilo u s tu n lltiv e
ut -even IiitCim iit drivi s b y ,m i d game, of tin series from the league in hat
Dl' l ltO ir , .li.lv II. I/Pi
lino
Gil
garnered was forced in on a walk 1 "illsvilie
35
.031
■vvi r- and Bell were iesjmlirible Saints liei- F la v.
P
ite
h
e
r
s
’
D
uel,
i
he
F
u
r
m
e
r
jl'l
H
i
t
s
\s
M
a
l
e
s
A
r
e
Hutieh
til I.
Cuyler .if
•in
in the sixth frame, when, nfn> Milvvaol.i e
T7
.OIK iy hdti .g gave Boston their Ihn I
- Ihn-.- o f ihe visitors inns. Be'l •BRADENTON AI M li PO ll
H
avinjr
10d
u
e
;
A
llen
H
elp
s
*
int:
S
e
v
e
n
O
f
f
2
H
u
r
l
e
r
.
out
o f tile I
viitoiy
out
of
lour
Marti
again
‘
i;i*
.OII.K
•» 1 u •>
Hoanley had heat out h hunt Inillan puli*
40
hi- safely in his 2l.it successive { Elliott, 2h
stole I hii. h:
W i I m a ii I,e n d s W i t h H i l s
P a lm s T o W in W ith 2 H its game.
5K
.50 | the Tigers, tile Ihd Sox iviiming
Ka ii.-a • City
12
Suraul gave Friable four laid one
4 0 (1 T
|Wheeler, Th
ing his rival:
•did the same for Crime after Du Toledo
IK
47
.510 I to d. /.alllllMt' weakened Ill'l l
llarmi*, lh
l 0 1 11
total of :*2. IliJ
the
seventh
Inning
and
lleimacli
15
:.AR \.-t u \ Fla July 3|. t'P' ‘ St. Louis
ORLANDO, July 31. </!’ ) Oi
r,7
.111
mas hud gone nut on a fly to left St. I’nnl
IKI2 uni mil -Ti 12
| 1 1 T
1
Lee,
rf
Louis, fail d tu
rally that pui lamlo l o t it a •i olid !>.light gi.iu
IT
I oi l Hver; look Friday's « « " " • ! New Yml
5ii
« n i pushed uver the rim hy pus.-, MimieapoliK
U£
. 122 (implied. A Tiger
null unit 020- 2 7
liii-hi.rcKon, li
l ] 1 •I
the fem e ttiiiwe
ill Sara- i la hv a score •>f I to 'I. I
21
.238 no n mi lecotnl and third with two to T.inip
77
Friday a f'e i ,-ihiii, the
Myers and for no reason o|h t ohimliiiM
lie-well, if
T (1 1 1
o f 1 I horn. run
iiit ii. tile ninth was ended when Sue,!,i •
i: n io", 2 to I. Alvarez
r, P I ; i f.
Hati"»ies Itlieii and O’ Farrell; Parker, r
Alt it II PO A K
c r than that he was imt hi* domes
»
•» (1 1 •
•1
National 1a-nguc
lliiinnih
fanned
Wmgo.
It
w;
Scot and Florence.
i mt-s. If
I) o Fil/simeioji
:t
allo.vi d i lv tvvo bit while ('.it
tic wolf.
It wiih I hi* ( it’orj’ ititi' •
O
dohusmi, .*II It 1)
Kd lirnVVT II
I he first series that Mostmi had I till 'll w I-S lot
- -Ii", rf
ii n
worst inning fill- he only walked
i t i l et ire ill favo:
•
1
Peel, p
T 0
0
is the new fa
won from Detroit this year.
Iiii.iiis Mloas But Six ilils
n1
■ l- ham. Th
3
on e ether man, He. dey in the
of I rele h a d ill the third IT iiiin
N aliolial League
hitters tin- i
till Oil 01)0
t 00 TA MPA
Boston
SCVLnth.
, t-. i f
HIlMtlvI.YN, duly 31. 1/1*1—
It 0 .
AM
1*0
Totals /
7 27 12 I place. I.'.ili
2K 1
SI. Louis, fi; New Ymk,
loo ooo jiio
u I i In -o. I ...
Detroit
i/..i, lh
The victors took all five of their
1
HI II 1 M oil.‘th ti rimes turned the C hi
Ml ooklyii. I; Chieago, I
11"i niacti T o .....
/.a IIIuv.i
liattern
I ioiial Lear i
de haciv with six Inis FriIt ill. .
runs in the third i..mug vvhi'.i they
/ ! « go
0
NT I'FTK.
l-hll: di iplmi, 0; I’ llt*tun di. 1.
IldloVV.I. St,.-..... .
W luteIi.
einnati, ,
.
and Da 1*
IL oo).|) ii won .the first
.1 d
connected fur four lots, drew ma
2
Mi la //.o. th
H •it, threi gann- ).
and H- HI .
T7B; Hi
i *i
-• i iu- M-ric. , l tu l . Johnny
i n c |mss and wi.-re nnl, it anil alo-i
\\v aHI
I.. Bell. Si.
, t. drove .a a run vviTTT a don- lloyli . v>
H. ■■
J°d hy two glut ing errors, lie .
II
■lollll- I't. if
Vun i n an League
Illlh ins ( op I mi 1 1h Si i night
Piltshll! ,*)|. .
hiiols being made hi linmas ami
m tli fourth and Ills single Itl'WVII, i f
I
S * \K ) -*11 . :•, :■'■!. 1 .oiii , x, * tu | C I I VI- I \' . I •l)n . n ^
-I
hurgh,
11".
l rinhlf, Inn fil 1hr Hull |intnt t|
Hie i n. lit II w it ll t lie hast Hill d.
I■
I
t It III ll
211
)
t ||'Vel Old load"
It I" I
1
.TIT; Blown
.-A( II tvyii Mobil.* to score.
'•ip iu. visina* h# -Manager t'l-me •!!•«•MU
Ila
I
,l'l/
' 1 III! ii-o, 5. H a hlligloli, 1.
.11 light 1 1 m n I *) i I h u l e l p h i : I- ndn V \l .
010 (It'll 000 | l‘> , Hi ym If
Smith, Pin-burn
-aR the Heim- o| perli-rtion in ilmi
n
S \ It
til '
Alt
I •i \ I. 1 Im ago
.
<
’
It.,
i
1,
Detroit.
1
.
|
I
to
I.
I
m
i
m
s
hy
Itoin
ii
o
v
v
11111
teriHcn, t Taeimiat
iliooklvn
0U(!
2(10 02x I H -I l.u ck i), i
mTtnii.iog to Uio diiunond.
Man.
i 1 o
3
'.v en
■
■
Short *•, |h
n
l.io:l, |; I'liilmlrljiliiu, 1.
and Ii.noa i allowed lie • li.dialls '-i
. JJhe leiiiluiL- Iiit
liH-al fans are sweet nil t lie Imi V
Ball eric* Osborne and lion/.a
fr
A i to •me
I
I
0 O to I o
l
Witiiiinv, p
*
i
•liaoti held t n I.A M iti
all t hi ir i iiiik.
red it is i lihon ihn till*)' ran It"
iean League Mitt
Tin ie
0
Alt
II r<> A
t I b/.; tiiime.* and Hargraves.
\
A
lv
i
rsmi.
Ilie A Itill IO S to
VI II hint - wlia li
Soul hern Xs'oxiat inn
charged vvilli a nn Cllc I'l ev I I.
ages tin* week
I i 2 n II. ••
II i
1
] "
Haw l.irts, p
w. le Veil seat I» Ioil.
llniliant 1 i " ' . t : T .
•1
•» ii a 0 1 . 1
except F Ti.■ rieill
mil.nr impomUna ,
0
1)
::
o I I ii ii
t a Iding bv I I. ‘ v•It, \\ --l.’-li and ( .
\ iIV,lie, T; Atlanta, 2
Spruill wail ed . t, | Ill" L rv In'
whose niai k of
0
0
:
o
ii
rt
i
II I I 0 il
1!
d , 1l«H
'I
"tills
,
;
I
i
t;
is ti slowly crumbling
•!
In uinv-on l ent ii i •d I la- . . ntest.
Ne.v l irh-un.H, K, lat lie Mol k. 2.
to left, llerk pnw ..
o
o' ,
i Kith I I I .
I
V I I I HI*-, t h
0 II >
;
' 11- be
I 7 . V iun
Mi >, pin*. -1; Mobile. 2.
Philadelphia OHO •>"> "
in the short fn Id •*' d lie pul on .i
0
0
Chicago White
u L . M ll). •
o I ;
1
2
NIAV
YORK,
.lui)
-'lli/1*i
I'he
x Batted for Shore* in Kill.
000 200 H2x I « I V V . II , (
< hattanooga. at
Hininngham, ITevelaod
0
fondling net. Fiaiuis lilt to Du
0
such a spur! tv
i
it H o u r ' ' I f t ,
.
3
0 o o ,'i
toil,
market,
having
undi-rgomi
Fox;
|
It
nn
lun
ton
TUI)
(100
000—
3
Mattel les Rommel
am
0
niHa, RCOlllig Hilld.ley a l Sproul. nun.
0
pass Hahe Itutli,
:
u
it .. \ j , 1 >. lil
John ..
• f
0 ti o 0
iiiin
r
leactiou
la.-t
week,
suddeul,!
j St. Petersburg
till) 000 001)— I
Sliniite n..d Sewell.
0
Bruxlcr droppeil a let III Ilie ren
1
1
0
F r i . u ; 1m-. I f
«' ;
-wept forward thi" week under tin- i Summitry Two base hit, Lee, o f the leading
Smdhrnslrrn League
0
tor garden.Unit Dm..a. tl.iew h.vv
0
To rei
I Mil. • M i , ■ l*
II
II
u
T •',.f
0 f:
Hi
sens.iiional leadership of (loner..! MuTiaril-nii, Peel. Three hi.se hit, this week
Seivilor* Lose Sgnin )<• Sox
0
0
trying to n il Fiami .dr at il
II -. L . e ! ! I t|
ager Dddi" Coll
•Ill* k oav ilia. a 2; S t. A ugu-1iin-.
I ’ l " 0 ii hi
•1
1
I - Ii.
on in
1*
Motors
common
ami
I'nitid
.State;
Htmh
Stolen
base,
llewcll
'
ti
I’l John
( IIP Mitt, did
third station
lid Itlu'it. I i is
edged into Ila. tir.
t]
1' i n
OOO (mil (no 1 St"i | common, which attained their 1Den* b . Sacrifice, Klliott.
Dmi•y Ciahovv ;kiV I III i c im e In’
t/lt plate on a aingl" i.y Fut vi
1 -l a U
■»
I ’nlnniLos, 1; Savannah, U.
. 12
Ruth go: two
- ■ 1
highest p in e in liislor) ai I.'IT ,b!i play, linwkiii* to Doyle to
Olio
iieo
Sai
;
ooo
(I
i
all)
in
I
he
111111
h
KANFOR 11
•>
AH l; II PO
this week, hi* h
Allan.) at M inli'omerv, rant.
j l niT cil a I ill nut
. 0 0 - J ♦' 0 0 Illlf
11.
i 1
T
.
o
|
i -shore'.: Doyle to Ormdes to Shores. games inehahiig
inning whn h g a ’ e Chieag.o a t ix •• t m
B i’aidey, rf
nn
m. e hit. i . i no o o not l i n t ) - - r
l.llo
Hill mg thi' early pait of
Hi"
Io four v id oi y ova
Ua limgto'i
Friidiie, i f
l".i i
1
I'hirida State League
t asaie
i i week these is.-ia - praeti' llllv Iuiiii- I Li It *•11 base, St. Petersburg, 7; mg 31.
.1 I lie sene-,
i Bradenton, 2.
Base i u halls o f f
hi the 11mi I game
Dumas, i f
4 (
1 ,1.1 land. 5; SANFORD, l
K. Rice of VV;
. • a uieev, t|
I m, npnlized specalutive interest
T w o Im r fill , V m m
,v ' a " ' I I I . i r v
i 1i n .,l
i
Withrow,
I;
Hawkins,
I; Peel, I. HutUlefield, t’hir
I III' \\ lllte Sox p hi).si an uphill by
Orowe, Tit
l o l l Mvi r*. 1; Saia-ota, n.
1
.
.
I
JnllM
. i h Ilollstm
hr.
T in k e r. 1
I
toilas
the
w
ee.
eln.-i'd
Hie
market
1 111! • i v .
Sm 1 ID '
driving Coveleal.le -'If I lie hill III
Myers, 2 o
T imp.-., 2; ( Irhimin, 1.
ai a
He .... l-'iil bi'ondemd pi-u-i-ptitdy in iTiai ai ter Siiia I out. hy Hawkins, I; Peel, 1. s t h c stolen ha*c
ioi,' i . Left I.tlav
\ lull I
Hit »tT Withrow, T m 2 T; lliiw- ^novv having It*,
Dunhai, if
-i St. I’eli r*huig, l | the eighth Milling, 'Ills to In . I'
Hi ,alchh
-■
r
1"
i
o
\
rinsli'i.’
ig. l.e.t with sign- el nii'iva-illg public mI
II
I,ill.I
'
lampn,
Ut.
Im i .
Km-.
1 m 8 I T.
Losing pitcher o f the White Sc
t la- rnllv cla ek< I hv Mill he!'!'.
Bailey, lit
i M is., ti; .Sal a "ta, tell'st.
ulhr. Ill, T;
"ll halls, o ff
t tor Ini's h o m e run with a oiiin on
" »(lii w.
Cmpnc*, Bradley and hind.
Unworn, ••
M u i 1
i
1
hall-, o f f Him inn. 3;
Rice and
I
.-it
hy
('ill
<
le
tell
t,
I.
M
ia
While
the
.
dvanre
in
(ielieral
in the eiglil Ii inning had giv en tin'
May, i
p
ii u M *•
i. I St
I. mil i. IlollS- Motors ami Steel was based pri Ft•-ii" icks. Time, I :.riU.
each thi * week.
\lvau'/., i. Hi
In th. T; IT I',, haul
v i. itol
IIn ee i nn haul.
► T.i tv and I lllllS marily "ti expi iTutmus that eicii
Another u a "
oft ('nlhielh,
. in I I T; t'-a
Washingloii (too 2<to ii'.to 1 12 1 Hi'
Tidal:, .
TI
1
a 2 1 11
T.i.
l in
2
Ih
l
h.v
the past "<>*' anil
eorpoiatimi vvmild cut a siibsta'.dial
Tteiii
haril,
2
in
.
’
i
— i I hiengo
000 IMH 022 5 I I I
the century mark
“ melon," tile general market reIIn11<-ill-• C o v ls k i.
.Miirlierrv pitch, i . hy Alv a i . / t W .11 2 ); liy
NIAV YORK. July TI. (/!*>
LA KE LAN D
All It II I’ D A
made eight this
(
'illhletll
(
Lope/
l
U
11«I pilches,
Hponded
to
a
large
quolu
o
f
furovnWhen
Herinn
w
miii
i.
walk
Cotton good* trading lias heroine ami Ria l, Tliur-toi. and tiralmwski.
Buckley, ss
T l 1 II fp
K.'J, going into a
bli:
trade
news.
Rt
puits
of
an
uu
T
n
liellltf
-I.
\
N
Ill'll
e
.
pi
teller,
A
l
ahr.'.iil
at
night
i
t-rviim
arryolio a hut le*:> i d iv e than a week
llerk, Th
4 1 1 2 l
nf New York.
vine/.
Losing pit la i , i ulhreth. ing a |u -mitive I . ■t* i »
I . eiles usui.l mid summer expansion .n
ago, hut lit Hu- past loin week •
Franiis, ,
1
I 1 2 \
George I Mile of
ITlIpll'es, Moole
I I i v. Tune tla ni lhroiigli i )u i lighted
the
ateel
industry
which
lirnuglit
M-etij,
tniusuetimis
m
gray
cloths
have
*5
Bri.zni, it
i 1 O 0
j
into
a tie with I
I
ih.
IU
:
I
aw.i
don.
,
the
operatii.'.'
of
thi
steel
corpora
ua-diev
i
lilies.
inn uhi'iul of priulmtmn mid ilin e
Kuwal* kl, 2 b
n it 2 0
1
I the Yanks m v*
tion to d ose to !H) per cent of c a
i’
HILADKLPIH
A.
July
31.—
f/l»)
l
as
been
a
i
h
l.l.ilig
up
of
stork
.
rutVI,)e, il
n
1
1
a 0
pacity vveic followed by predic
*■prinlern and ilivets wctc th*1 mound, emli havi
ami Hie plaeing oi mill onlel* ,o
1*711ii ii i. 1 Ii
1 n
UI 2 •»
tion*
on
a
'..other
increase
in
steel
'in
.-I cniiipetitnrs for the I'irial i:i chnrgud with
i.eep plants inning well for i
Dndgfu. It
u 1 2 il
plutis, shape., ami bills, within til* ' ■1i't- " f the National A. A. U. Ullle vvi»h eight.
•i 1 U 2 0
moiitl. of six weeks to emiie, neailv
S|iruiil. p
Pete Donahue
next fortnight.
lo flip; til). The business has ex
'imm ing
diampiiiiishi))
toduy
Non ferrous metal
prices ail l "till three world’s swimming rec the nearest to t
ST.
I*
A
f
t
.
.
Mum
.
July
ill.
i/T'
pnmled
s,i
sli-adily
that
iinieii
all"
:;n f» ti 27 1
Tula Is
vanccd to new high prices for'th e ord- shattered and tvvo otherv cb- National League
Tortured by fin-,
flayed and
nuieliiiier) is being re started.
Hanford
11(10 Dill mm
season, ii stiffening in gasoline tatdisheil in tiie three 'days' enm- to nJnu defeats.
Lakeland
0 0 ;, itOtl mi
. 'Iheie Inis liren more busines* oh ! whipped by a man believed to lie
leties, retained hi
and kerosene p in es was i.oted d e 1i ' -tition.
Hoislad eoMnii* for iohlilllg and gdoinclited, Kdvaid llorriguu, 2'.I,
spite
the
sharp
inciei.se'tn
e
n
d
"
o h m - I . " «'Hy fireimin, v.a iu a .erimih
| I he 101) iihT i r swim and the eight victories
Summary 'i w. h
bit, llailev iiiamifiii l in mg. including
production. Height car traffic
I
h-ilf mile relay, originally cu rd cl 1 one game thi*
slii-els
1
condition
a'
a
hospital
today.
c
e
t
t
o
o
.
of
varioiii
sorts,
C'mwi.
Stubii Or.
Fill Voy e.
being maintained at an unprerr- *"■' .'eslenlay, vv re switched to feeling his n*i «rji
!
iiol
l'igan
vv.is
tesioeil
hy
polixLeft mi hase. Simlm I, ; l.akclaiid ami pillow case*, prints. Idem
Leading Anwri
i' \ x A M \ t ITT
hi . duly TI. mil hy iiny III!'.m
!• I mat ter, dent.d volume for tills season m l toiia.v’s progtam.
-i. Hu." on hi.II- oil Meyer-, t. iiilton,, tieil spreads, towels, el -.. vvho Imiml Inin hound to a chair
tin- year ami the June earning- ; Jolllinv Weissmucller vv.-S ll fn- ters;
- I'
t Me.iiii/al me i I .i prelim - i l he official said. i '
Ljirmil, l. St uni. ..-ii hv Meyel- 1ll del I I'oiilnoie of sllinll volume and humic.il'ted hi a rooming
1•nl"d to stall mii.ts ot the principal rail-'
Fothergili, Pel
'• 'rite to tut . m hi* second tri
1; Sproul, 2. Ilinpiie. , Mum and i■•ia|.1 1 ■11 with previous eiisiouiK at timisc. Wllln-i' Ii. I 'll teller, it !. w a mm v bud) a- tin- I.>r. imiller o f a organize only a i, mpm iv
laxly roads made public
during
tinNew
York, .T77;
ai
rested
ns
l
ie
leader
in
I
he
at
•
.ill:
l
nn-t
Highway
Association
umph of the meet in Hie 100-incter
Hu peril-I of llm year. The man
Weaver. Time I : H>
mid to lulcr I'ull a gi aei.il meeting
ol'aetiiur.Mf trades are buying to tack, and Buy KIciiisinilh. IS, was lui* In i'ii etln-teil hero and Fred C. of all sections m ien --11>,| ,., |M. )u.|,| week averaged about Ifi per cent ;. "ith In; team mates favored to .3(17; Meusel. N>
Burns, (Tevelarnl,
: hove those of the saute montli a t the pic*' in the relay.
I'hillip.s. :.|-I ii-tary o f the
local
fill neaiby want* and occasionally liehl lor inve-Uguliou.
iu Putiamn City Ni pii iuoi r \i and last year.
engo,
.3.73; Hcil in
ITcti-her
-aid
lie
bad
been
ilmmher
of
eninnicrce
has
been
mini huge cmiUucl is placed to
I, Arne limit's performance in the
10.
One of tin- interesting develop 'I half-mile and mile, in both o f Mostil,
Chirago
carry to the end of the year for -i wronged by II. rrigan and for some eh-i ted president of I lie body,
Representatives tr.im tl,.- various nunts in cmim-ctmii with the n o - 1
Ima- had liccn eeking revenge. Last ut'. -r officers elected were J. 1.
special purpose.
■" b u l l he .shattered the world's Washihgton,
including
Buy.
I.eon, in stock prices is Hint it ha* not j unii k stamps him as one o f the . cugo, .354.
(i< in-iully speaking, buyer* look night lie sent lv leillHIIlilh for Her t "o nhs, of A palaeliicola, vicc- counties
Franklin a-.j J e f f e r brought about a proportional in- greatest swimmers of hit* time.
Im- lovvei C'-itmi prices lati r ill Hie rigun and tin- fireman went with pi nh'iit; John I’nsco, Mnnticello, Wtikulln,
... ,|„ „|| crease in the volume of broker.,'i
in i -iirer; and Miss Pearl Htrick- son. pledged tllcinsilvi
fall ; ml arc hcsitutiiig to mak" I'n* couth te l h'tilnr's room.
David Full of Leland Stanford
T in re Moi-rigan was overpow er. d lii'.d of I'anama City, seeretary.
in their power to havi. i tt<-ir coun loui.s. leading to the belief that , Cmven.it) was favored to fight it
(Continued from page, ma >
i "iiumfincuts mi cloths. The mar
As K If-1n
I'he purpme o f the organization, ties provide nie.ms f„r i|„. ,.«»n- heavy purcliuses have been mail mu with Pete Dejardins o f Mir mi.
Brain win received by Mr*. M
ket lias been udvuiu-iv.g very mod uinl humid In a chair.
.„ . in both the low and high
f^hcruon fro mChlcago yesterday i irately and the mlvunces have sm it Ii stood hv vv 11li a rifle, l-’ b-t w dull is represented in member struction o f tImt portion o f the by strong financial interests and i | ui
ALBANY, N.
>unty highway traversing their counties. . that there hi s been no wide-spread , hoard events.
events. Both
Both won
won poir.ts
poir.ts ui
Surporting to bav« been went by |been paid in some instances, and ilii-r I>e.ii lining,in. then he ; ut s h ip and support hy every coun
tory,
Buffalo, *n<
'rmlxton. The mcanege rend
not pressed to the full extent in tliin strips o f skin fron) his body ‘.in northwestern Florida from ief* Leon, Bay, Wakulla and Franklin public participation to date.
tin last Olympics.
Britton, ColumbuiJ
Call money held steady at I per
**8worn xtatement truth concern- others,
Vgen is are fearful lhi»tl," l" 1 »•'!!"' «'«1 with a Idftck.inuke jferson eouiiiy, according to the of- have already done imu h toward
I In yesterday’s mile free-style
TAMPA—JulienJ
the highway
through cent until yesterday when it was
la g Carmel incident clearing you with the cxpimilm^ ilfinand thi'tv w .
i^irni hi; nmti’iiCH wrro ap- [ fa i lls, i* for the rapid promotion building
‘ vvini Borg clinpcd (7 3-5 seconds knocked out Alex
their
territory.
plh'd
I
ii
I
lii
kin
of
the
victim.
jot' the (iiilf Const Highway, which
marked up to f> m i* flection nf the ft 'in the record which he make lln
Oti route. Deeply regret Ryan* will he mmlher rush tn increase
Tin fuel •no fainted, imt was re I win n I'liiiipItTed will link Pensncoln
demand
(4)„■
terrible error."
The heaviest burden will fall on usuul heavy umiith-u.il
production in excess of ci>n*ump
i Vastialia in 1024- Walter Spenco
SY RACU SE—A l
Jnhbi r* are vived hv eolil water poured on |VviJli All.mil and ill reality will be Bay county as nearly fifty miles for funds. Tin- highest rate in |'f Brooklyn established u world**
A 8ccoig.l telegram received at iion renulrements.
defected Sailor r|
Angclun Temple, purporting to doing a moderate business m small Inn hv i li t bar After five nnur-, a gii'ii "vtension of the Taminmi of this highway runs through that duced selling to temporarily check "-e'liil of 4:25 2-5 in swimming
g °. ( 2 ) .
.
' b-iel"'! in i idl'd ln call a phi> ! T rail
county and two long stretches o f the upward tmivruicnl o( prices.
L
crime from a slater o f the woman ipimitities.
the Tilt-yard nic-'lly.
TOLEDO—Pk'1
C
I
The
r
1
1 t a ki
picture.
Yarn
markets
arc
holding
about
'
*''graph
deep
water
must
he
bridged.
Bay
i 1 iimi
the completion
o f Huh
tfho stnvi'd at the Carmel eoltnge,
trolt, scored tec
highway tourists may enter Plnri- county, however, it was said, bus
y'
W«t«d the woman nought wa* liur- steady with business below enpac . I phutneniplu r notified police.
over Jack Duffy,
vV ' rVlng from the enat lo Mra. Me- Ity. The knit kooiIh plai.t* making i
|du f i "iu any point and inukc the provided the menus and the state
CHICAGO— p *;
herapn'a deftpat. This message cotton underwear hnvi h m i hook- I
jenti!-, i-irele o f the state.
It will road department is tu.w at work
Paul,
heat Dom
surveying
this
section
of
the
road.
ing
Inislness
uullc
freely
1
1
from
fi
i
web
from Sail Frunciaco and
wax aent
no
! U'.i!.' tlu< l'Torlda coast line uvailengo, (4).
In It per cent Ullder the pi ices o f a i
Leon,
Wakulla and
Frnnklin
LjPJi. .,4jfn*d “ Bello Owen.*
iilHi to motorists ilirongjiout its
DKNVFM, J iJ v til.—4/1*1— A
EASTBAMPTON, N. Y., July
' A letter ulao was ceteived at tin year ago on certain lightweight
length and breadth at each end have actually completed a good coin of w Imt purports to be an
p r in t e r s
* *
Helen Wills,
American
p|« from a mun signing the athletics cut g rnients and there
WASillNGTUN. July 31.- ( / P i and will bo the means of bringing portion o f the highway, unit the en llgremcnt In , a; k Dempsey to the i1*tennis
iiainplrn,
probably
will
face
Ma o f Georgo Mdntire.
The has been a moderate fltling-in de
Const guardsmen of Base SU . at heretofore untouched portions o f tire stretch of roads from Apala- transfer
hi- contract with Floyd j.Mary K
*•>
CHARLESTON
iteted ho was at * Carmel mand for nil.
Fort Ii-vnderdalc, Fla., nftor hav the (InIf coast to the attention o f chicola . to Tallahassee is provide*! F i l 7 * u , , ■ fight H - a -)- Wills ‘ niar. m Brovvye, another Califor- —(fl/j— printer*
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the
fTHals
hero.
Mia*
‘ltlg the time In uuciilion and
for.
The
counties
to
the
west
of
the
public
In
general.
It
was
ex
ing found the houseboat Seminole
to the (Im g " coliseum club wa~
f,f.v ■Occupied a cottage similar to that
Brown,, ha* qualified for the finals ntor* on both
So low are army salaries in safe with it* scientific party, are plained that thin is the portion ly Bay hAvc also done considerable nttai lii'il u
the application of It. on Sunday.
In yesterday’s play Charleston 'vent
France that officer* in crack cav- patrolling the Florida coast today* ing betwaen Tarpon Springs and development, it was pointed out, C ( dement
f K c r ib e d by Ryan.
for a temporary inulry regiment* and professors of
lory, because of w
"Much damage was done along Pensacola, whicl^ Is said tu lie one and. the recent completion, o f the juiutinii -eeking to prevent Demp- ‘‘he ' In,limited Mrs. Molla Mulfo
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publisher o f IM.
. ^ ___r_ City--Pan-American Oil thp War College pro working at the const.*’ it was
r over Esrnmhiu liny n B H t i r t ' H
“ but .no o f the boauty spots „ f the state.
lighting aiivono uptil he .has
the Gfl«t’U et«n »
; Cfclhmny to ojum four service Bta> menial labor to «u
cut tludr id- boat* :ftrc reported missingwout
entry o f the highway Intio Pon- jvy.
A* the question or the Qulf
iuti(lii'il hi* lontrnct, given- Fltz. •»
A h iiiiin—- Large crpp
dire want.
nldv,'
state-wide
BiIIUiiujim.
Aft
mg harvested this summer,
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flA'-S.
fit.
s fev
L'V iiv,
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Srroui Uurls Superb
Ball Yielding Only
4 Hits, 2 By Bailey
BLOCKS HllRLERS
UNABLE TO STOP
GROWERSATTACK
ORLANDO LOSES SARASOTA DROPS
SECOND GAME TO ( LOSE GAME TO
SMOKERS, 2 TO I IORT MYERS, 1 0 .1
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|Yesterday’s Results
Slock iteview
m
Colton (ioods
Fireman In Serious
Condition After An
Attack Upon Him Prelimina ryB od y Fo rmed
A s Forerunner O f Gulf
Coast R oad Association
Sprinters, Divers
Chief Competitors
In Swimming Meet
J
CHARGE AGAINST
MRS. MCPHERSON i
DENIED IN WIRE
Injunction Filed
Helen Wills May
Against Dempsey
Play Miss Browne
Coast Guards Locate
Missing Houseboat
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�• The d i ™ c t d ® & T b f thi Sea-1
^KEWSandviewsofFI
nul-Centennl^jS& gSitftd 94 for*
tim e people and
koepin(r th«v **pdiHlon .open on one mule metMJS
a at the JacktunSunday. As fa r M
learn ▼ille dock.
A n HIOHT3 D f 5 t f l V t O
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h® ouKht to btr filtedhforj keopin*
it open any day to Hhd week—
Sanford la a literary town. Wo
T ^ ro wi'| n<*vor bo any runs on at least that la w h it If. C. V ieli
now have a new library, fourteen
Ino banks in Sanford. Too many and Kd Lane aay about it.
book stores, th ree, magazines,
IHMiplo here own thorn.
Polk’s Directory,.tW Cdully news
A four-day heat wave in tho papers nr what have you? My
< hio.if’ o u'linnmn nnmoil I’ jnzzn not ih has already thkin a toll of next literary effusion will he en
w:i‘i Hlmt in tho li;u-k kitchon thr las lives, Kvon with all tho stuff titled Thirty Days In Jail.
nlhor tiny in tht> rt»;ulnr coursoi romiiiK >n from Rimini there arc
o f the »!'(stivitios of that city.' no lives living lost in Florida.
Kv. ry nn,. interested in Florida
Neoilli"<s tn say tho wound proved
should road whpt Peter O. Knight
fatal.
A piece of property Hold in f nr rnmpa Iii,s to say- about Con
II oar own Shorty Porch over Chicago Inst week for $B8,000 a gress trying to fofde the inheri
Kota shot in tho piazza It will, front foot nnd nothing was tuid tance tax on Florida and the n ateho word' lu"k hat thou wo have i ahout it In the Ohio papers. When inent <>f Ihe financial condition of
no hold up moil in Sanford—thHt i Miami property sold Inst year for Mori.hi a - om pared with other
is, not in tho true sense o f' tho $7fi,000 a front foot there was a states.
word. Of cotirso wo have a po howl went up in tho north that
.
lice Court.
finally closed dll hanks nnd almost
Another *.l I friend hns gone. Al
dried up tho ocean.
An Illinois farmer cut o ff his
w iios hoad with a kitchen knife
Jacksonville folks are pulling a
I and is now hoinc hold for murder. "good will tour" this week. They
| Hie kitchon is a poor place to arc probably staging a "com e-
tySBobfto...
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Sanford Cement
Products Co.
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m m sim
< Mir m e th o d s a r e as sim ple and d i r e c t
as .'afe b a n k i n g prac tic e will p e r m i t
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Tile
* "lo. , recently because he ran across
Evd-. ■
ill t he
In.me look Up a l’lind and ship-
Concrete Roofing Tile Master Ruilders Coloring Efc-
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Witness my hand and official seal this
the 10th day of July A. D. 1926.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
|
V. E. DOUGLASS,
Clerk Board of County Commissioner^
(Seal).
SANFORD, FI. V.
liis own* r at (Irecnvillc, S. t’. ^
- pit ■ gave .‘-'hop a helping lu.nd, and t
nth
anti Maple
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L
it*1vvti ahovc w a s “ expelled" from the Print-
n t' lor.nl > ;.
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Notice i$ hereby given that the
of County Commissioners in and 1
Seminole County, Florida, will at the
next regular meeting to be held on Mol
day, August 2nd, A. D. 1926, at the Coi
House in Sanford, receive bids for 4
Opening, clearing and grading of i’
right of way, of the Willingham road .11
County Commissioners District No. j i
specification may be obtained from
T. Williams, County Engineer, bids must.,
be in the hands of the Clerk on or before:
10 o’clock A. M. August 2nd, A. D. It
The Board reserves the right to rej€
any or all bids.
*sj$j
.von do business w i t h this !tank.
Building
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I I x ' i ' ’ is no l e d ta p e to u n w in d w h e n
Ui-Tcst
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Osborn Ilomdon knows where
ho can got a lot of liclginn hares
nnd nayone wanting them can get
a few nt any time.
1
for
Mtlitid dot!
<+•*.’1* 4
always trying to.servo the public
atia
alwhys on
_ . , his employers
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the job. Ho will bo mlsiiH) b blame by the iroijarnQr and the
man; friends among the ral£ girl l», n?w ellglbU for a noting
hla many
road bo)
boys and among the citizens pic
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f T , y iJ
o f Sanford.
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U la my opinion— and o f course ,
The Sitting Heins o f Host nre
active ngain now that the rains this it« authentic— that Europe will grad f i t
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have stopped in the evening and Imi plunged In wnr again ns soon *blcwqre
.
^ ._ rr, ri. ,
there Is a chance of meeting in as they can mak» proper connec they go bn tHelr frequent v *
tho wide open spneos. Widening tions with Amerlcnn ’ amunitioji
Il will also he t<> the ‘ Worker*’ Sanlt"*,“ *
tho streets and other city affairs manufacturers.
will conic before the meeting each manufacturers. It will also be llshed by Uw
week. Dock Aldridge ib president
while Phil Filler is away on his
m ig iB n i
vacation.
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Back up there again! After getting off to a bad start at the first of the
season on account of a crippled team, the club is now on its feet and
lighting right at the very top. Another week of home games are ahead.
Encourage the players by vour daily attendance.
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Make Your Choice Not
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in our great clearance of men’s 3uitl'5|
before the rugged assortments
Let’s all go out— every day— and assist in pulling the
grow ragged!
bunting on the Sanford flag pole for liie entire season.
The team can do it— with the proper backing.
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PL A Y
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$16.50 Suits F o r ...........
$20.00 Suits F o r ........... $15.75
$25.00 Suits F o r ........... $19.71
$30.00 Suits F o r ........... $23.71
$35.00 Suits F o r ........... $27.71
$40.00 Suits F o r ............031.71
BALL...!
•ford E v e r H a d -
Seminole County Bank
tl '• i . , , i , , 11
* ''"K puLlir stick in g to t)i§
Contractors and Builders!
' •’ ' v "in. through every loss, it i.s
1,1 valiant efforts to again bring
<.'SB
All fabrics, all models and all fjbjt)
—See—
For, men of all types and all agei
Before you start that next job get our prices on
l " ' t | |. .. i i | .
but not forever!— at these prices! „
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I Stick To The Baseball Team
“Amid Majestic Pines
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Sand
Rock
Plaster
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1-3 Off AU Straw
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S a n fo rd Herald
And olhor building Neceasitlw.
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An investment that is sure to grow.
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"A bom| On Its Merita”
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P .North Laurel Ave.
Plumo 7fl8;f
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25% Off All Sport Trousers
Every or^er given special -81161111011
A homo community of unusual merit.
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(periences O f First Trip
rough The Everglades WILL OPEN MORE
S", Told B y M em ber O f Party KOAI) BIDS SOON
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|inland hardly above tin- surroundf n t moniinK wo wore up curly , ing water, and after bringing up
laftar bidding the Hendry* and all the wood we could find for <>ur
,yrh<> wore to g o hack with camp fire, made a place for nur
wa* fixed for
Each bed wn*
gons to Ft. Myer* gaud-by, hed».
hW*t_
2g#t onr compass and ran S. .'12 two and when practicable xve alwny* had a foundation of fern*
»Ward* the Everglade*.
On top
&m Boyd, one o f the men from or leave* of *onu* *<>rt.
My^rs,- who had agree<l to go o f thi* mattress we put the o il
dgh with u«, became frightened cloth* to keep the moii.turc from
» prorpeot before him and de- the ground away, and then the
to go bark with the wagon*. blanket*, one to lay on and the
A* m o o i i a*
•q we renched Miami many a other to cover with.
"wished hi* had swapped hi* our bed wa* made the moaipnto
#r fdr *ome o f Tom lloyd’* dis- bars were hung, and for thi* pur
pose four stick* were necessary.
Wdn in thi* matter
After we had made camp that
tflc r running almiil four mile*
our course we struck the Ever- «*»V
w,»" w, r‘ ‘
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d«*.
A* far a* the eye could wailed out to explore the neighbor
On their return they
itch a vast expanse of auw grass ing islands.
water was seen, doited how- reported they had M'i'ii a deserted
r ‘ With island* here and there. , Indian village about wb.eh was
part'o f our force wu* detailed {growing a lemon grove and »n anif'Mt up the canvas boats, store oth<'r
w,ml n|»l»enred to he
ft provision umi ooill page they a hear’* den, but no bear could be
That night all were
to carry, while tne rest of us discovered.
Hundley,
It on with the survey.
Where in good spirits except
'entered the glades the water who vomited and seemed to he
' eniy ankle deep, clear except threatened with an attack of feft'ftlrred by some movement, i vnrOn* bare ''lea of any " f the
tin* ground WHS not so hoggv I
billing -a k m Ibis wild, i ness
• found it later on.
The saw . made me faint at heart, and that
seemed to lie stunted, for it night I could iml help feeling uuolily four hr five feet high, e«*y on ilrnt account.
.U y in detached bodies and not
road
fcfriid masse* ns we .found it fur- , Fort Myers New
it In. On all side* small clfPmps Fori Myers to Itav Shore.
oos or Islands could be seen, su Maced.
.We felt confident that if they
i t:
so numerous ns this all the T«» WIim 11 iliamvi tii'uni
•i n
"•cross wc would Hlways he
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first experience with saw Oft i l« ihhI» i ill* 11.i111• #if Tin- H»- m11
s was not very encouraging,' note Meeiric ....... ..
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in fcirrinir
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,_h some of it I had my right |a u .I iu.mh ....... . th• nufn* of Tin_ cut Mfvcrcly in scvcrul plnci**,. s* niiimi#
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Sun
-•Her being tied «,p m a
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■I greased with mutton suet it |u „ , (*
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m. m ,,f „n
Wie very little trouble.
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n. the *aol Imihui
i t ih' i sloe
• '6^ taped Ihat evening about a iniNanf.ilil.
Flm lila. Julv 2.1: F'2'i
land on a little eypress
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You are hereby oidered and reoiln i:it o k i*t n i.iC A Tiov
clearing, g r u b -'g ru b b in g and grading and nccesT o I.OIIINU T I I ’ l ’ K T T . A T L A N T A . ,(Hired to lie and apiwar upon tin*
2nd day of Align*' A t'
Project number nary drainage structure*.
HI? UltilA
You Hr*’ hereby nriloreil wad I • Hi, Mil of ,-imiplali.t filed against
5112. road
Hi. Franklin county,
In elaborating on thi* announcey
,,n In llie above sly led cause unit
I" Ini hikI iipprai upon l lie
from the tiulf county line to Anft-jinent, Chairman Hathaway Raid, ouiri'il
jml ilia of August. A. O.. P.»IS. to, colli I
lachicola. approximately 7.81) mile* “ While the letting o f contracts I* the toll of complaint filed against . The Sanford llecald. a newspaper
in length, clearing, grubbing and ! proceeding with unusual speed, you In the iibuvn styled eause i<mt published In Sell!Incite County. Fla..
r
grading.'
there ha* been no let up in the court.
Tin' Siiaford tlrrslrl. h new simper Is hereby designed a* lh« newspa
For August 10. Project num- care which the department alway* iiiiIiIIhIu' iI In Semlaolo t'nujlty, Flor per In which tins main snail lie pubher 5(15, mad I. Madison county exercises in letting a contract for id n Is liereliy deslgnted n* the Hulled fni I i-nasreiitl* e weeks.
In whlcli this order sliull
from the Suwanue river to Mndi- rond construction.
Efficiency i* nrwspiijiec
he pnlillshsd fur four euasee ut InWitness V rj r-oiigois*. I'lerk of
son, apnroxiniately 15.00 mile* in, not being sacrificed to speed; the
Wlltiess V IS Douglass, C'lerk of said Circuit Court, aivil tbo official
length to be paved.
Alternate same scrutiny with which the <lchiiId t’ lrrull Court, and the offleliil seal ther.d this JUlh day of June.
bids will In* received on concrete, partment observes all bids is be* seal
lli"H>r. (Ilfs 30th day of Juris. A 1 > . d j i .
shect asphalt, bituminous concrete 1ing exercised, but the organization A. I' CISC.
iSKAl.l
V K IK»l'<i1.A3H.
(SI.AI.I
and bitumii.... * macadam. Project having been tightened -up, is able
( 'let k
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(HP.!-X, rmid number 27 (Taminmi to proceed mo^e expeditiously.
Clerk,
llv A M. Weeks, D O.
trail). Collier county,
miles in am more than ever confident that
tty A. M Week* I> C
Full Julv 3-111-17-24-31.
length, clearing, grubbing and the close of the year will find us full. -I IIIv ,1 10-17-24-31.
grading to consist o f forming a with operations in progress a g
MHVroadbed embankment of material gregating eighteen millions o f dol I N T I I K ( i n n ' l l m t l R T ,
k n t i i j u i i i c i a i . c u n t i t . in
obtained from eanul on north side lar:.."
AMI KOH NKMINOI.K I (It STY,
o f road bed.
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( HANCKIIY.
For A iigo-t LM Project number i> ' u i k r i n r i i n h u r t , s k v - J. IN
H I ki DD,
I.M'II JIIIK IA I, 4TUCITT, IN
117:: H. (lud-den county
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4\l» I o n XKMIXULK COUNTY,
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bridge min--. Little river, MO foot
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low steel tm** span mi concrete
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piers with concrete pile trestle a p lit IIV
iu t o m p.
COM 1*1. A INANT.
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proaches. Ll'i feet in length. Pro
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ject I I. Santa Itosa county, road I,
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Milton six miles east, construction
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<>f lon crelf -limilders on both sides
liie-.i-ut tirick pavement.
Project
077 A, Levy cmnity, road Hi, from
Alachua county line to Bronson,
approximately 0.05 miles, clearing
grubbing and grading and neces
sary drainage structures. Project
number 070
Levy county, road
10, from end of present work to
Marion county line, approximately
I .“ .alt miles in length;
elearing,
D A Ao n !
11.1*1 mil'**,
O x j A l l l / bing nn<* grading;
Program Includes! Expenditu
Of Eighteen Millions Dur
ing Next Year, Dr. Hat hit
Hoard Chairman, Declares
T A L L A H A S S E E . Flu., July .11.
- </!'• f lose upon the heels of the
largest single letting o f contracts
for rond construction in.the history
o f the State Koud
Department,
comes an announcement from Dr.
F. A. Il:iihaway, chairman of the
depart no ut. that bids for still more
Work will lie M’Ceived and opened
by th" department mi
August
third, tenth, and twenty-fourth, the
neces-aiv advertisements having
been m-'-Mi'd
The lapabM with which tuds are
mv, ili <1 and •out rad.*
let.
nit the predictimi of
the chairman that the department's
nperiilI'uis v.ill involve a program
of eighteen millions of dollar* hv
the close oi the present year.
Project* which are being adver
tised for Iml- are:
For Aiigu-t •
’!. Project lilill V,
Knad i i i i i i i I h i "7 (popularly known
as Tainiaim Trail) ('oilier county,
J)ocs not the luxurious thought of a com*
furtable future appeal to you? The trif
ling sacrifices necessary now will quick
ly fade when you become (he proud pos
sessor o f your home.
Seed Bed Cloth
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Malaria,
CKIIIh
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Dengue or Hilioun
>t kill* the ,
H e r e ’s L u m b e r
T h a t ’s R e c o m m e n d e
Ft mu c irry ptiinl of view— (Itirnl’ilily ;md
|n;irniicr lines mil' J.itllllii’l' grt llir rrciim
ilaliori "I users I 'v iT y w hcri*. Ili*n,'s 1.timlier
nmii's in ymt jts sprcifirtl— first living exaf
l>t*r«in' ii n*;n'h(*s our yards, then after)
That's double jissuiamt* as to its rdiahilit
Adll
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Inches Wide
10c yard
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Get out estimates on your next Ull of |u{
The Florida Cash Store
Security Lumber Co.
K. First Street
Corner Maple and 6th Street
Phone 4H
H. B. McCALL, JR
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Plaster Boa+d
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vival of the fitlesl, *u
and have many
able pmperticH.
Phone 797
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DECIDED TO BUILD
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110 North Laurel Ave.
Phone 703
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No wonder he ferlu satisfied!
lie is kiH’ ping the promise he made her when thev married,
the promise he mmlc Hie Ihiv on the ds> the little fellow u „ .
Imrn.
CELERY CITY
.umber & Supply Co.
COURTESY • QUALITY - SERVICE
JPJ LAS4, i s l i I
UV^RYTHrNG
FOR THE
UlULDEH — LET
is
SUPPLY YOUR HUH.DING NEEDS.
T. Lipscomb, Mgr.
lie Inis incepted whide-liesrtxvllv his responsibilities as the
bead of a launlv by providing the right environment Bir that
family.
And lie In sure of many years of sa tisfa c to ry service frnni
his home; because he is buying his building m aterials from us.
S h ip m e n t s D ir e c t o r A m p l e W a r e -
Bond-Hill Lumber
Company
H o u se S t o c k s
fo r
L ocal
D e liv e r y
W. I\ Carter, Amt’ l. Mgr.
Yard, Molly Avenue at 11th, 12th am] lJUli Streets
Telephone 565
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Jacksonville. Sales
SERVICE
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Jacksonville,
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Phones 186 and 136
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1921— Dodge Touring
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PRINTING THAT P L E ASE S
192lt— D-B Coupu
Incorrect insertion,
,.r for sub;wquent
Rj* office should be
distely *n C830 01
001 W. 9th St.
w.
1924 —Overland Touring,
11124— Ford Roadster
l> T. H U M AN
I'ailiter and Decorator
1924- Fonl Roadster,
PHONE ,'1II.T
1925— Ford Touring,
— Heating an<* »9..mhintr
1924— Dodge Touring
, ihould Rive their
rMite/Ben address as
U^hone number If
l results. About one
I|f | thousand has
ind the others
jiieite with you
ikio* your address,
notice MOST be
__ tl The Sanford
l^tr b) letter, Telelifcunto are not
1925— Dodge .Sedan
1922 —Ford Coupu
M IL L E R t>. P H IL IP S , Inc.
New I oenliun after August 1st.
24— Painting— ltpertng
36— Florists.
I eJITII SS i.m many |------------------------------------------------------ -|appreciatinn to the FOR S A L E — Used car, good me- “ STEW ART THE FLORIST"
, the lieyiil Neigh
chm'iPul couditioTi with good
Flowers for all occasions.
jgi for tho licautiful 1 (in s and new battery. Cheap for
McLANDER ARCADE
iind k i.dnc--.-' shown cash, 910 Elm Ave.
Plume 781.
lot i>ur hiistmnd and
CADILLAC— OAKLAND
27— Professional Services
— PONTIAC—
E»nford Cadillac Company.
/17 E. 2nd St.
Phone 121 PERMANENT MARCEL WAVINC
•Madam Harriott’s Beauty Parlor.
with
18— Business Service Offered Phone 246 for appointments.
bar pm
Finder return to
lilter. Phone 1(34.
L. PERKINS, Haberdasher EUGENE OIL Permanent Wave—■
for $19 per head. Graduate op
headquarters
for
Collegiate
erators at Marinello Beauty Shop.
IISIS—[’mol it lc Clothes. 110 First Street.
The
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^ ft!? 'ii■i'i'iIi* lv*i\'1nart K Y'H DRUG R T O K t ^ r .. rHIRAPRACTK adds life Jo years
seriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are
aMr (me to locate
and years to life. Investigate
, Herring, Sanford, as neur you us your irhone.
Phone 482-.I for appointment. Dr.
Call 103.
W. E! MacDmigail. First NafionUl
''EXPERT PIANO TUNING itnd Bank Bldg.
i For Sale.
| Phonogra|d\ Repairing by fac
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP,
tory trained men. We can rebuild
ill EXCHANGE
I your old piano or refinish to look “ YV’e spi'cinlize in permanent wav
AND SECOND like new.
ing". 2thi North Park Ave.
Phone 844-W.
XSI.EY, M.lunger
B.
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
321 E. First Street
We carry a full line
Our prices are right.
Cash or
flttZIXG WORKS.
terms. We want your business
GOODYEAR TIRES.
ALTBitteru’H.
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
i Cleveland Six
w
cement work, sidewalks, build
ing blocks, irrigetion boxes. ( J. R.
Terwillegfr, Prop.
INC.
I Oik Ave.
-IARM0NS
IAutomobile Co.
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing
'
over
olo roof*. Leaks repaired. Eiw
IY.S1.EK
Fr.[ i’u •|,1i'.,,ri
timates free. Satisfaction guaranW5n,xuui|[ i.u.
a
i. o.,i
in
toed. Oak Ave.
&
3rd St. Phone 111.
■St. Rhone 692
I*1*
Phone 1T7
WHEELESS & WELSH
‘ AND RA1GE
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■wd Dealer,
'Service that makes frienda"
1FISK TIRES
-R garage
I * St. Phone 917
VULCANIZING
H IL T O N ’S B A R B E R SHOP
113 Magnolia Avenue.
«D BUiCK CO.
8 f r s t class barbers. Special nt-L
i tent'on given ladies and children.
^olia Avenue.
#ne 31*7
PORI) - FOKDSON
YOU CAN
DIATE
THE
BUSINESS'
HANDLE.
ACTION.
IMME
ADDRESS
MANUFACTURER, caro
Herald.
*19— Investments, Stocks,
FOR GOOD REAL ESTATE buys.
city ami suburban, see MiCab,
‘aula.
HI— Money !» Loan
LOANS— Money available at 7 per
icnt. Close in property. A. P.
Connolly Si Sons,
47— Dogs, Cats, Pets.
i » p.
i or. Kvnna.
I‘>1— Mi^celleanmis.
64 Seed, Plants. Fertilizer.
FOR SALE Cavendish Banana
Plants any quantity, 10 and 15
cents each. Mrs. H. 11. Chappell,
Celery Ave. Phone 578 \V.
66— Specials at the Store*
SHOOT
DURING THE HUNTING
SEASON WITH
, n in m n lia l, n m
n n , II|
74-Ap»Mn,c„ta and F i,is
8 5 -L o t, For ado
GROCERY COMPANY. a,
_ corpora________ 191 CIRC
Hon. k'lcnHy extinct or utticmlic
VSS
o-r“
amt to CCKIPUR tJIlOChUlY i 'o Mi Ii a . in « » d r t m i m
^ n l i ^ f NT~ 0 n * 2-room apart- OPPORTUNITY FOR WORKING I’ ANY, a eorptiratl.m. it in l*eni
CO U N TY. IN C H A M l'H H
exlMi-nee and If teKally dim.dvrd,
MAN
Mill far *a«elfl« Pevfa
«>r aiS M a X l,ed- Phom‘ *87' W fH O IC E LOTS 25*125— Guaran to «ai*h and every nf the "uri'mimri.
K. Uuwara and
allure
holder!
Htld
stock
tin
tiler,
11
T.
Balnea,
teed high and dry.
Within ten elitlmlng any liuerrNt or ImrrrM"
Com plain tula.
KKMT—FurnUhed :i
rn les 0r Pnlatkn on Lake City ulliler
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MHOC 14(I V
-H Apartment, recently completed Highway.
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$10.00, each. Those
a r-1 * °*V
• u ••••rpurallMi. I.a.iily J. W. Thomti»on. O. W.
4auie«
M.
Moatanbaali as'"vati.
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$56 per month. In- ■Ktti" s
well worth your invest!-1 Hi ", each
— 0,-h?,w
l"
' any
" p l**i*N for tulerlacb«n
unit ini-*’
1 1 ), “ ,,J
t*lnliii*>i,i
KaiaUmU nreal J d . Herald office.
lnt»'i
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or
lot
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or
Fnr information cnll at
IntertHclicig Inc., a corporal
tl)e
above
named
dafeini.iiU".
ai
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In
Herald offiec. Box G. B. V., or Geo.
nrKHtiUed and exiktlng under'!
all pai'ilen eiieU nail e\erv, clalm» * »f tho Hlrttu of Florida,
T1/.eachLAKK A PfTtment9 on the B. Vestal, 112 S. Bench St., Day- |nx arty lntere.it Or Intereim In the U
(t* itrlnetpal place of buainei
land Involved in ihln s'lit. under Orange Ciuinty, Florida.
nwihiM ' rrasunable weekly or tona Reach, Fla.
o
any nf tho atmve minied defend nuts,
I'ef emlant.i.
a
eneli and every, whoee tiumea ami *
.
ii'ildenruit are nnhnoNvn to the Com*
M
n Avf "u !aylOM Beach, Fla-« 91— Legal Notices
I'lulhl In Ute above enMt!"d catiee,
OH Dull OF I*L'lfl.lCATI
and
to nil iiiiktitiwn uiiru>s wiinoi- HTATK OF ELOtUDA, TO
t '1 'll'l IT 4'Ot'IIT
OF snerer.
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1 0 1 ''TV. Ft.nillttA.
tefeitH III the i mil IftVo 1v s I I i iMs s OlIKKTrNOH;
IN C IM N O iin .
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said
land
lieltiK
"Itnate
In
N6r,^ -l l',7 u “ Pnrtment with hath,
ObllK.il OK IM lll.lrATION
-To J. W. Thompaon, w b o M ' l
furnished. Phone 325.
Send in,|e i 'mini v. Ktm Ida. and deA Ji. RJUIlfjiM,
tlrvaa ta loo* llwul Katata E »
-'ilhed a* follows, in -* : .
tmi tit.
Uulldln*. Detroit, Michigan;
-VHW. Martin, whose uddreaa ll H
77— Houses for Rent
n-ViirrlieHjiV* i
fL-i of tiortheast
a . s. nr: n t .-i ai,
off.
New Jerivy; lo J i m u M.
“ initrler, eolith half .-r nortbues-.
ml.1111 ^
tunliault,
a non-renldent of t M ■
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of Florida, whoaj addrom U
HOUSE FOR R E N T -W e have i„weel Iiuiirter, all In Seellnn l:<
.....OKKKNIIA.NTS
known:
^
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I II It Hl.NTi. o f KI.OItIDA. TO
ll In nrderrd ilia' you aad'M
eilsl.
A S ItK.NT. Kit ANK I). OLKAL '.t your house with us. We can
>ou appear to the Sworn BU
8 *IN. I >i >1.1-N T
ItKNT. 141) WIN II
i.'omptulllt hcrni.i filed on or,|
No ['thru el t|Hurler of northeast
AHKEl.l, i; h IIARKKI.L i ’ aii
Ph!>m',y 7r,USt' '.f term!i arf right.
tlie Mtli day of Heptembei1, i
Uliarler, West half of unrthenet
IIIK 11A 111( IN
l.nllM 1*013.1 N8
K*3ii the amitei lielua u Knlo b * r . « l
■jaail.i .ill,) wesl hair. all In
Realty Co .‘i,,,.. S‘ rUfCK,‘ *
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this
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•ItAWhY f 11 I’ ri.lNU. (IKOItCK
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ll-ralil, a rie'Vsjnijtrr liulilHheit T
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CORPORATION
\\ lines* the tinntl nnd Neat e f .l
.>!■> Ml, I-hm National Bank Bldg. •' l 1 1 '. 1 It tl NS K 141,1., l ' . \ M i n i - :
K IioiiKla*. Clerk of tile Clriltf
s'" III Ii w e s i . l i m i t .
i f
l o t •h
II Nll It A N. |.ii[ is iMU.INS. h m
•‘ntiti of Setitiitoie county at (
u i s| ,|a .11 i ■i .a s, , 1 1,,|, ->s,
Phone 713
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Court Mouse this lath dav of J*
■rownshlii 'I sj in 1 1, of Itanse
.E 11 Cl I INI: (IKOUOK IN !
A. 1> I'JJa.
II east
78— Offices and Besk Room v I'VN V 1 -*’ i:*: w i.t icK, m a i i v 1
v. i: Durui-Asa.
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Clerk of the Cl,
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opiaklkh i:
Nnrlheuat 'lltall.r i f
m.vlli!■ A l t M I . l t
Jls.'.r j,H ill'IlH, (I,.
Court.
«e » t ■iinirtei of Set (Inn ai,
II v A XI Week a.
a t t r a c t i v e rooms to rent for II-O'fs. lii'.itiirr, 1,1 oltierwlm*. mill | ' 1‘owitsiilp
aotith, ,.f ItaiiHe
Hi)' lull- <I•<vtsi-i.s, urillHc.s in ■ It tilsI
Deputy Clerk.
,,r
“ t Park Ave., '..I'.YV,'■|llll,oi", s ...... . Iierivtue, uii<|, i
(OFFICIAL SCAM
“ nil ( ommerciul Street.
W M Jn"N S III4NT ilii'i,is,.<1, mul to all
Moaulre
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Voorliln,
North half of Himtlieitet unaiter
|)a) tlrs ♦*in'll unit I'Var y, elnlialiis
V^img, Owner, 208 Park A ve’
and son Ibeast utiiirter of noitlimu liiteii.-t m Iin ai int h In Hi,. Inn,|
•ast uuurter. al t i n Sui t Ion :io,
11*v'•Mill in tin- sun nntler uny nf
Tnwnalilii 21 Moult), flange :t
al nni
naonil ili'f I ' l nl a Ills, t - ml i
° K1i ! f K K()U "RENT— la Meisch 1
•asi,
Bldg Apply A. P Connelly A -J**** 'Nits, a in,-,, names ami r,--i
M THU CIRCUIT COURT,
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Sons. Magnolia nnd 2nd.
fill It >«j»|n i tii if f i f»m tho ni\.nil
F NTH
JUDICIAL
C1RCUI
pla 1nani in tilla,In. \a 1‘Dttll J lull
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SKHINOLH COUNTY, FLOB1
‘'a n-i i nil l
hri >vnn a ri i»hi t i•s « im| I'jirh m{ \nn 1)144v (kla |m
I m t’ll ANOKHV.
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Real Estate Directory in
*rn * t *-Mt III ,i ,nl in ID*. SYLVESaTKIl B. WILSON.
in), i 1 ■ 1 k >"■ I l M I l l i V " l ’ . I III 1 1*1 •111.*if v It. -1nn
11. iv u iivfM'nliuir.
VS.
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HIGGINS SMI TH WIGHT, IN F?
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to the
u.qienr
tin' i To llie defendants, Emma Jon*
Hen I Estate nnd
l ' rl' ' ■f 1*11tn n I u n i ii.’ i in
fi|r*;
nil
amt her huabanil Albert Is.
•NSFRANFE b r o k e r s
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iln ii," 1bu ,-Hl i|ni<rti'V nf tin
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you over the « k e of twenty**
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THRASHER & GARNER
I'l.'inanl. in anil (<■ (he lain! above on the 2nd duy of AtigueoL j
llcscl IIll'll
to the bill of complaint
fteal Estate and Fire Insurance
TrnH i.
!i IS f 1111 her DltDElMCD tlmt this herein.
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112 S, Park Ave., Sanford
lt«*Klmnmi .11
IIm f|r.!||iH.s[
""Min- In plililIslii'il Iii tlic Sanfnril
IT IS FUtlTHER ORDEREID
' “ i im i tf lilt* r*iit||iii'.i si <|tuu 11 1
M»" a lit. 11 iii'WHpnjn.i imbl'i-lit it In thie Order of I’ ubtleatlon be publli
'jf MU* NrH|I
1111111 lot
of
.'.iiifmil Si'inlni,].' , ‘iMiiiry. Knatila. ed In the Hanford Herald, n
Mc( ALL & FOX, Real eatuto In
Sou t inn '• Tow tiship ji* mmill Ii.
"mi- .1 week Im fmir II) coiiHt'cu- paper publlehed In Sanford,
vestments. Best buys are among
HaiiK*'
i*fini i oniihm tinm .
11 vr a re Its.
nolo County, once a week fo r
Hi*ii111 t.rfn i|i m i i » v «*ani :Li7 i
our listings. Phone 745.
ITS I'lKS nil liaail mill i.Wh'llil oouaeaullve weeks.
lunf in 4lin Moltlnllv lliif iif fin
-•nl nf ilic Ulrcull I'niirt nf the
WITNESS my hand nnd tttd jd
At In ru iu i ‘(GiNf |.im* rl$f h i .*r
S in nth .linllclul Kin nit nf tho of aald Clroult Court at SaRfC
SEE IE.
TISDALE for good buys
*i> . i *»• in*** tii.ri Jm i 11 ,11<in4f sn!,l
Si a 11* iif I-'Iim bln. In uii'l for Seml- Florida, title 3rd day of July. A ,
i *«lM -nf will im, froi t hriirp
m Real Estate, 230 Meisch Build
noli' I'liimiy. nu this iHo :!lni iluy 192(1.
IM.rtll
ft'I't linin' uj Imh.h (n t in
ing.
"C .lull A D, DI2II,
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I N lim*. Ihuriuc \i ust h.VS'j fr**t
V. tt DOUal.ANS.
I i’ ll cult *'nut I SEAL)
l'» |»lau<* of hr** liitllliK.
Clerk. Circuit CO'
V 14. DDI’Mi.ASS.
Seminole
CotXR
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84— H oumch F o r S a le
Trm-t :i,
Florida.
Ill \ M Wicks.
I '<•’
H half nf lilt* 11nI Ih Hi sj
By V. E Iioualaee, a d )
Iii'pui 1 1 'b'i k
•rMMI I■I 11f I ill' SIrill insist 1111,1 It ri
i'Olt SALE - At Floral Heights.
W 11 .Si 1N n m s m U.UF.It H 11\1 VI•K, Massey, Wurlow Si Carpenter,
llr l-".!- >-*■‘IMil Hit' II"I| It Mill, , 41ml Ills .if
Snlli’ tlnrs fp)' L'nfunta *"n in s
i'our room House mul gurugc.
'!" ,',"11, iVe/i'In
Tl.wushu. -<*
Large lot iipiivr JvtWtui uttvee.
itMiiuT iG v.i sI
Enti?
^ 416-418 South At*
r-«7.IM!,( U6>Pr°Pnnd Mffr-
I i!TvT V"n ',ny f,,r houses,
AM MUNITION
99x90 LOT, o room house tuirimsh’ i'd, some furnitutv, nit hard road
lii mile o f f Dixie Highway. W. S.
Lyon, Box 82, Lake Monroe.
For Sale By
BUNG A 1.0 W -L iv in g room, din
ing room, kitchen, 2 hod rooms,
In.Hi, fireplace, garage, large cor
ner lot, high ground. Price $7,500.
BALL HARDWARE
67— Room s
W ilh
mul if ttpptf.triiiM f r1mi ih»» sui.tn
urn ..f 1 '"ta |ilaml In" - In IIm l i ml
II n*l 1 .'icb " f 1 t.H 111:1 \ claim Mini''
t'lglil. illli' ni I11L 1 1 - 1 in anil In
Ibc far. >11f r) x lnt •ImibiM 1- dtsi'i llii'il
(I la Illi'ri'ful l- n|{|i|:itl,|i llini
I mu .1 ii,l nii'li ni >mu In mul 1 1111
ill.' Ill" i'll) n-i |w1la'll I" n11faa'UI In
Iln liill nf ,*niii|ilaliii Iii 11 11: fila-it.
"ii .Miinilni Him 'Uh itnT nf Hcpt(mu ■
bit \ II I'ljli, tin hillin' buliiu a
HhIm Dili nf Mils i ' muii. al Mm Ci'iiiT
III ai si in Sanfm it Si- hi 1in il •' 1 'mini t ,
Notice is hereby given that,the Boards
of County Commissioners in and foi
Seminole County, Flopda^will at the'ii
next regulai1meeting to1l^h,eld; on Monj
day August 2nd, A. D*J,92& at the Court
House in Sanford, receiw bids for builds
ing of approximately 2 0 0 ^ ^ ^ of ha ret
surfaced road known as the GenevaCemetery Road, same to be built of Lime ,
Rock base Finley Method, *- plans and
specifications may be had from Fred T.
Williams, County Engineer bids must be j
in the hands of the Clerk on or before «•10 o’clock A. M. August 2nd, A. D. 1926.
The Board reserves the right to rejed
any or all bids.
Witness my hand and official seal
this the 10th day of July A. L). 1926.
Hoard.
85— Lotn For Sale.
32— Help Wanted— Female
S. J. NIX
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
300 East First Street.
fcme H
i m
DOUBLE COTTAGE—Corner lot,
I ' l l " liln m u l In di f a u l l MuMi - nf, D m
separate entrances, ilnnble ga im
mm l*in I ' n n l i s s " iv III In' i iiii'i'i' d
rage, home und investment. For a c a l n s t . i nn. s a i d c an st ' b c l t m
a
TYPEW RITERS —All Makes, sold,
s
u
i t I n ni i li ' t I I M m i n
llic
I'm nlimited time price $0,760.
Bart
rented, repaired. Orlando Type ROOMS, with or wltnout meals. Nason, 507 First National Bank | i l a l n : m i In a ml I n t h e l a n d a l m i M
dl'-MI'lllMll
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. Bldg. Telephone 219.
writer & Supply Co. 12-14 Wat
IT is fui lliiM 1 >lt I>i4It KI> that
Mils Putin- lu- puhIIsli. J In II:m Sun*
kins Block. Phone 938, Orlando.
11 mt si 111. n 1, 'iiHiMiicr inilil.*liid
68— Rooms Without Board
FOR SALE—Three room ItouHe, find
In Sanford. Siuutn i!c i ' huhii . FlorEXPERT REPAIRING
close in, on one acre o f good ida. i.iicat a vi l tn" hull <t ■ ci'HTypewriters und Adding Machines. FOR RENT -Nice furnished bed land.
Small cash (u.yment.
H. sti lit Iye 11 f.'ks.
WI TN ESS mi timid a mi Him nfPAUL H. NIX.
room; furnished housekeeping (Hayden, Room 4, Ball Bldg.
fii'lal himiI nf ilia Circuit Com 1 "f
With Haynes & Ratliff. Phono 341) rooms. G14 E. 5th St.
Dim SmvmiiIIi .1mil:' ill Cti-mit nf lim
28^-Repairing
CUT ami Overland,
litter Co,, Park and
IEUD30N-ESSEX
ALL
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If y* u STOVE WOOD Sna cured, for
want to sell your used ear*. * J.
■-ale. Leavq orders at 1511 Melvertlae daily on the classified page. lonville A venue. F. B. Dyson.
PH ON E :t
IFound.
W ILL
h LORIDA—-OIHjANOO— Orlando 68— Household Goods
Morning Sentinel; largest elassiried business, rate lc a word, min
FOR QU|< K SALE Upright pia
imum 24e cash with order.
no, in good condition.
$75.00
ijinIi . Apply 117 Poplar Ave.
Clm Ave. and l.'tth Street.
U h. sm ith .
11,000
FURNISH N E C E S S A R Y E Q U IP -
1T«I Park
1924— Ford Touring
b|f Thanks
HAVE
nODGINS & COVAN CO., A n t » BULL DOG PUPS FOR SALE
I rrnch. fl Mna. old.
Radiator and shi l metal worki;. luThorouahhrrd
ll blood. i>r<llgrrr. Illur Illbbon
Uarn and ornnmerliU ibeet metal ■lock. Nlrnnc. hrnliar, >l(oro«>.
"llfi-Mninlr ppm. n«p ik p n aar
►nrk. Tel. 7I6-V . 207 Vtmu b
rvrnlnx ntftrr El o'rloPh.
Avenue.
1926— Chev Conch
Efficient
OpportimlllM
N. Lumley, Prop.
j AMES H C O W A N — All kinds o f
T ln and Sheet Metal
Work.
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak
Avenue and Third Street.
Tele
phone 111.
1925— Ford Roadster, ?
tant n o t i c e
. a n M
1yW l rtl iZ "V*1A*Wing Machines.
i!mr wK i
N,ll'K p r i n t e r y
1925— Ford T o u rin g ,,
DVEBTlSKItS
representative
fftmiliar with rules.
rUssifiiBiion will
nnlete information,
wish, they will
’ in wording your
[to m»kc it more cf-
YOU
U *!j /•'*?;PUIUXENBERRY PRINT WITH
1925— Ford Ton Truck
tiiinr i* restricted
m Oim ,
H
FOR $100 TO $200 PER WEEK
11)25— Ford Coupe
»< » *
l- rroiipt
Srrvf.
Con
1926— D B Screen
""«*h
n n m
tractor and builder. Plans and t MKNT >’ UT YOU IN T H E M A N IPf*l IIPll I ti.n ■■ ..
...
specifications on request. All work
U FACTORING
BUSINESS
IN
KUArnnteed
Residence 217 HT h
” .n
S . l.*ptwo«*n Elm and Oak, SANFORI) OR ORLANDO GOOD
Phone 796W
11125— Ford Coupo
r ; ;; u « line
UNDSKOG—General
38- B
ll*’
bf ,rM*
USED CAItS
u
m cS m ;
‘ ' U HENCE SMITH
General Contractor
Mm West First Street
at Phone 4-11
Adv.nce
u
SAD FORD DRUG COMPANY
“ Tho Rexall Store"
FOR RENT— Nice furnished bed
room in private home with hot 12 CITY LOTS ideally located.
LADIES— Work for us at home in water and all modern conveniences,
Lights, water, gas. Priced to
spare time.
Interesting and Phone 349-J.
sell at your own terms. Knight
profitable.
No selling.
Enclose
& MncNeill, 107-109 S. Park Ave.
stamp.
Cosmos
Manufacturing FOR R E N T —Furnished room, 104
W. 10th Street.
Co., -4401
Broadway, Chicago,
$50.00 CASH
Room
A.
Bulunce Monthly
•?0
FOR RENT—4 furnished rooms ;.t Will buy any one of the lots listed
W A N T E D — Sales girls, experience $1(1 week or one at $4.00 1215 W.
below.
not necessary. McCrary’s 5 ami 2nd St.
Store.
ROSE COURT
AT DAY TON A BEACH, 22<i Grand
ON SANFORD AVEJ1UK
View Ave. Rooms with running
36A— Employment Agencies
Lot 51x190
water. Coolest place in town.
$2,750.00.
Block from bench. Clean place for
, SEMINOLE e m p l o y m e n t
particular people.
•1
l:
OAK AVENUE
BUREAU
Lot 50x129
201 North Park Ave.
74— Apartments For Rent
$1,750.00
a^USituatloH Wanted Mule.
FURNISHED— 3 rooms for adults,
Riggins, |ne.
trilmcHi! in,'
, We
VVo mak>
inukl a specialty of our prompt
space for car, 1009 Union Ave.
W*ANIfED—,1
oh
experienced
f)irmj hone 3,11 fi|]jujp, o l prescriptions and quick
er, 25 years experience, pbnty
delivery.
FOR RENT— Two furnished apart
Drugs — Sida — Hot Sundwiches nblo.tp take cure of any par; tif
ments close in. Private home.
i
' nr value
the farm. Address J, K. Friiotn.
,ri0!l Ernst Third Street.
' IDTURS ('().
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY 517 Cypress Ave.
■‘^.'anfont Ave.
—Cleaning, iressing, tailoring.
FIVE ROOM unfurnished apart
uv , .
,7~' 106 S- Palmetto Avenue. Phone MAINE — Watervnie, Moning
ment sun porch, private en
Sentinel. Thousands of Miine trance, modern. Also furnished
Z L llk,V v ir,,ht-i3«J.
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own )
______________
.
people ara interested in Flwida bedroom and bath adjoining- Ad
" t-Msiie c„.
UANEY DRY C U A W N G CO. property. Reach them through ults only. 914 Myrtle. __________
iSlalinno ii
Hry Cleaning, Rtealring and the Sentinel. Bata card on ap
°«U0M— Repair- Dyeing,
fhone 406 f or prompt plication.
FURNISHED Apartment, private
Iservice.
bath and entrance. Apply 1D20
PALM BEACH COUNTY - The
trim co '
Elm Ave.
scene
of
stupendous
develop
COLUMBUS (G a„) LEDGER h7*J' ni)t the owner,"
Classified ads have the largest ment. Read about it in the Ihlm NICE CLEAN Apartment. Avail
circulation In Southwestern Geor Beach Port. Sample copy senl on
able at once, 304 W. 5th St.
“ f e a r 1
gia. RaU 8c (6-word line. |(n«. request.
Si 1111- nf Fluridu. l-i aid f" Si ml
iimIm County, on thin til: 31.si duy "f
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SEMINOLE r o t NTV, FI.OHIDA.
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ALICE ll.
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of I lie siuceumilT. slmrn hid (levs and
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Clerk Board of County Commissioners.-
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Jacksonville J o b s
Seriously
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lin The Front
Tho Bell H ardw nro Company
of S anford has secured the con
tra c t to fu rn ish all of th e h ard
w are fo r the Lynch office build
, 17 stories, and tho Park-L ane
A p artm ents, 14 stories, both of
Jacksonville.
The two co n tracts wore aw ard
ed to tho S anford firm In conipetitive bidding w ith prom inent
Jacksonville hardw are
firm*.
It is said to bl) unusual for a
S anford firm to be aw arded a
big co n tract in com petition with
larg e r firm s of thd G ate City.
T he Lynch Office Building
con tract calls fo r furnishings
valued a t $8,000, and the P arkLane A p artm en ts contract was
approxim ately $.'1,000,
'i.
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Two-Day Event Expected T<) Hundred Vessels
Attract Crowd** From (Jver
Lost; Property Damage
Central Section Of State;
From Hurricane Estim ated
Many Attractive WlndowB
A t More Than 8 Millions
C hain O f Eventa C ulm inating
W )th Death O f B aron era
Royce-GarreU A nd A rre st
O f H usband Puzzle Police
Event Advertised In Nassau Is* Picture-Of 2 Nearby Counting Destruction, Is Report
Death Agreement
Made 7 Years Ago
Committee To Check Articles Efforts To ReachIslandaNear
To Insure Honest Values
Nassau Made AsRapidlyAs
And Protect The Shoppers . Supplies Are A v a i l a b l e
Baron Says Couple Had First <’. Hallett O f W inter Park la
Operated Upon Today For
Planned To Drown Selves
Frnctured Lei? White H. J.
In Biscayne Bny Friday
Barnett Has Slight Injuries
SEPTIC TANK FOR
2 MEN NARROWLY
ESCAPE DEATH AS
AUTO HITS TRAIN
P l o t T o A flf
P r e s id e n t C l
R e v e a le d B y
L a b o r S ta g e i
P laces O fW t
Opened Si
Calm Prevails
Country AHjhqi
Feeling’ Ig
All arrangem ent* have been
MIAMI, Aug. 2. (/Pi—The B a
MIAMI, Flu.. Aug. 2.— fJP)—A
completed for Sanford’* first com- hama Islands, scene last week of
coroner’s ju ry todny inquired into
Two men imrrowly «scaped f a
the fury of a tropical hurricane,
the curious chain of events which tal injuries onrlv Sundnv m orning
P 0 IIN T Y
H ftlW F
IS )
s S n f n r u " ! ^ 1" e n t h t today had recorded the death of Thi:i is the Most Rev. Mora Y Del culm inated Friday night w ith the clien ihe roa dste r in which th e y
k a v r l l l C , I O ' s.astK in their prcpntaliotv* for 121? persons, the nhsenco of 4tM) Rio. archbishop of the Roman
the back white \ J v f l J i l Jl i
the Tuesday and Wednesday sell others whose whorenbouts are n o t Catholic church in Mexico, who has denth of the Bnroncss Royce-Gar- wore riding struc k the c e n te r of a
MEXICO CITY, Aug.
|th an iinitlentiing events, according to an a n known, the loss of n hundred ves ordered nil church services su s re tt nnd the nrrost of h er husband, trnin of f r e ig h t curs on th n F lori
ndit (lining a
nouncement ihnde today by A. Raf- sels. and storm -strew n property pended because of the dispute with Rnron Michael Royce-G arrett, fo r da E ast Toast Railroad (Tossing — Announcement t h i t
merly of the Russinn nobility.
north of the new power plant of Catholic Episcopate ia W
the U-Prive-H
feld, chairm an of the suh-commit- damaged to the extent of $8,000, tho Callcs government-,
the Morlilf*. Pow er and Light Com to enter upon a true*
The
baroness
leaped
to
h
er
death
tce
of
the
M
erehnnts
Association,
4 Sons, 1IS Commissioners Decide To Ad
000.
F riday night from tho eighteenth pany on the Dixie Highway.
which
is
in
charge
of
the
entire
the Mexican govern!
iienue, Saturday
Fnte decreed th at only 80 bo ats
vertise For Bids A fter D is project.
Tho driver. C. H a llett of W inter
floor of the Everglades Hotel. The
,of
the
400
com
prising
the
fam
ous
,
] hunt, an emhnron, clasping n piece of heavy Park, had his left leg fractu red . til th e Mexican
cussion Of C ity’s System ;
A dvertising m utter hns been di sponge fleet should be out of p d rt
Steel
plates
were
put
in
the
brokable
to
express
thexnselvei
1
rope
wns
attem
pting
to
fu
lfill
his
ft serious eomiiOther M attersAreDisposed stributed throughout Seminole, for the sponge banks when th e
nnrt
of
u
suicide
pact
with
his
tfife,
leg
in
an
operation
perform
ed
!
plebiscite
on
the
\
olusia
ami
O
range
counties.
Over
the Forrmldhurrienne struck the islands. All
i»r. W.
w . T . LangL.ang
n n n 4. nim M I,
*
because <>f finnqcinl difficulties, this m orning by Dr.
norial Hospital.
Sewage from the New Seminole 7,000 circular letters hnve been 80 nre believed to hnvo been lost
Icy at the F em ald -L iu g b to n Me controversy, and th^
when tnken in custody.
mailed
out
during
the
past
few
was taken County Home, under construction, days and todny autom obiles ure with the 350 members of th e ir
Hi» com panion, ery of a plot to
The agreem ent, of aevon years morial Hospital.
Sixty of the vessels lost
H. J. B arnett o f A ttam onto Presld6nt Callds; w efs t l t e t '
ty the bandit*. will not be allowed to pollute a being decorated with banners h er crews.
standing,
entered
into
between
the
were in Nassau H arbor in th e
Seminole County alding the two-day event.
Hunt‘h back nearby lake.
baron nnd his wife following the Springs, escaped with onlv bruises, standing featu res of
storm .
•
C
om
m
issioners
a
t
th
e
regular
ar nnd the trouble w ith Rnlshc- and ho left the h o sp ital Sundav firs t p riestlesf Sunday.
I r»nRTil through
Stores in every p a rt of the city
During w
The men w ere going 45
A wireless dispatch late yester- $afe Chiseled Open
N otw ithstanding the,
viki in Russia, m used the couple noon.
HWuea near the m eeting authorized John Mcisch, particu larly on F ind S treet and
miles nn hour, it wns said .
duy
from
the
Associated
Press
corum
t
‘
ude
of the regional cc„
chairm
an,
and
Boston
Steele
to
in
Sunday
Night,
The
Thieves
to
plan
denlh.
1th nfht side, docSanford Avenue, are being decor
idc. •
Oil tanker? nnd box car* w ere of labor which re q u ired
Planned To Jum p In Bnv
AlsoTakingSeveralChecks;
| erntiun was |» t - vestigate the m a tte r of disposing ated and the windows arc being resp o n d e. * at N a ssu u to ld o f th e
The hnron todnv expressed dis derailed ns tbe result of the col to pass a given po'.„t, tH e 'd a r i
tha bullet. He of sewage and to advertise for bids dressed with hundreds of articles destruction loft in the wake of
Wight Grocery Co.,Entered appointm
The roadstcy nnssed a c a r ns peaceful as th«* capital eT«M
w hat ha* been officially described
for
a
septic
tank.
ent thnt his wife had not lision.
early this nfof m erchandise to sell ut a prico ns the most terrific storm in the
driven
by
B urleigh Downing o f known.
l
ied
with
him
us
.•■he
hnd
promised.
The sew age disposal m atter came not to exceed one dollar.
uid, ami nmdss
Robbers chiseled tho door of a Friday, nccordlnrr to the baron, the Sanford, an employee of T he H e r
recorded history of tho islands.
W hile th e rofcrchers
in he has n up for discussion a fte r V. K. Dou
•big safe in the office of the Sem i couple planned suicide in the w a ald. a short distance south of th e p alate, w h e re P resident
To insure clean m erchandise, at
Nassuu I'ictere of Desolation
glass,
clerk
of
the
board,
read
a
I mover.
crossing.
Downing n m inute lab tr su rrq ttad ed by his mlhlltM
honest values, and to protect the
Nassau, cnpi1 .1 of the grqpp, nole Creamery Company of 419
tompaniuns, F. com m unication from Dossey, How thousands of shoppers who are ex known to American tourists i s i W est Fourth Streot la st night, and ters of Riscayne liny.
hoard n cry fo r help from B a ra e tt, waving; his h an d k erch ief ln r
ard
&
Kelly,
which
firm
is
building
"Fridnv
m
orning
my
wife
told
Everett Ishey,
who wns lying in the sand a t the
pected to be in tho downtown dis beauty spot, is tho picture of de took $325 in cash and several
The contract tric t both on Tuesdny and Wednos- solation.
tlie time had ciupc to die," the rondslde.
lit the countar tho county home
B nm ott ssld he was
Streets nnd broad av e checks, according to a statem ent me
hnron told police; that- she could nil rig h t nnd naked" Dow n ing ttT
i office fmm the ing firm suggested th a t the sewer day, a com m ittee has been appoint nues which a month ago wound made today.
■ht—yirton*“ chuRhS
The same rubbers arc believed not work or fight any longer, and look for his companion. ,
iraco and talk- line bo run to the lake, a distance ed to check up on tho m erchandise among quiet vistas today arc b a t
sm ulloratlon
o f th e
thnt
we
m
ust
din
to
g
eth
er
ns
we
of
nbout
300
fe
et,
bu
t
th
a
t
100
__ tackle. They
Found Man N ear T rack s
which is to bo sold a t ono dollar, tered and scarred from the relen t to have broken into the W ight hml lived- together.
b ro u g h t about by th e
A spotlight failed to rev eal the p u ttin g Into force ite now
beating
of
m ountainous Grocery Co., wholesalers, 415 W est
I p fishing Sun- fe et from the lake a septic tank according to those In charge of tho less
bo erected.
“ I told hor to w ait until m orn location of th e driv er nn th e trac k s, regulations.
waves.
Parks along the *M - Fourth Street, and stole tw o c a r
arrangem ents.
T‘
N othing olso ing and wo would go out to Coco t-o Downing started w alking down
W heeler Makes Xhe Motion
C ath ed ral R en aJn e '
I linnrod (|uietly
U r. Rnffuld today paid high shore are mnrred by w re c k a g e of tons of cigorctts.
nut Grove, get in a bont together Ihe track.
He found th e W in ter
"Isn ’t th a t w h at they are com com pliment to the m em bers of his bont* thrown up by the high seas. was found missing, it was said,
All -of I h e Catholic
’ ' no attention
The safe robbers used a crow b ar tie a rope around our necks and Pnrk man a t the side of th e ra il w ith o u t p riest* on th* a)
Crippled lilies of com m unication
utson, an em- plaining about hero in S anford— com m ittee, Vivian Speer and Ned
When this was de road tracks several hundred feet °P«ni»d ,T°r p ra y er e x t
In
orenking in the ff»nt door of the die together.
ru
n
ning
sew
age
into
tV,“
*
1»n^° ^ e lake? ’ health, on the work they had ac- hnve delayed reports from the s u r
ware Com
cided, we both were joyful.
from the crossing.
cream
ery
office.
Tho
safe
was
G reat C athedral and aavat^. „
asked
B,
F
,
W
heelor.
co
m
m
issio
n
^
-,
during
the
p
^
t
week,
rounding islands. Two radio m es
mon were
badly .imaged and the com bina
The trnin which was going ea st <*<UTlit«iwn places o f worship,
“
My
wife
told
me
she
would
not
ec
fro
m
die
trie
t
F
opr.
.
-both
Mr.
Spoor
and
M
r.
Smith
sages
which
came
th
rough
front
of the time,
rl°" lock was m utilated by the rob- lie emits with me if I went out had stopped and tho engineer p u t which th e parade made it
"N o," said Jflr. LtMigloss. "SetftjVlc voted m any hours of th e ir vulu- ihe islands of Zeumu and B lu a -L tion
i in f'n ii of
Police authorities believe und stayed late.
She said ’this his locomotive in reverse. Down The doors of these wer* <
i otV r two t.go is ru n irjto ^ h p (lnkr at ctartfjable tim e ir\ order to have yvery thora reported heavy losses ,bu^£% ;rs'man first attem pted to effect is th e l i s t day on enrth for yon to ing observed.
Ho pushed the In th e fe a r th a t sam e a n t
shipplhjr^m en “ l0 1
Avenue w ithout a septic tank, detail com plete fo r the ’dollar day gAVe nd details.
entrunce to the safe by b reak smoke mid play billiards and have ju re d man fu rth e r from tho track w ig h t occur,
h?V$
reported
th
a
t
200
cefsbns
events,”
ho
said.
I at the rear of These tan k s dissolve tbc nm ttar,
ing the lock, hut a fte r tb eir fa il a good time,, so you go out.
You and ran 'h ark up the tra c k to g et
I t is reported th a t hundreds of were homele.si? on the islands. ure turned to the hinges.
gun and lev- and w ater continues on to tho
These catch tho Inst c a r back home, hut his car, which ne had stopped on
T
hirty-five
persons,
half
the
popu
lake.”
out-of-tow n people are expected to
were apparently chiseled off.
«nd his two
be sure to buy a new spaper before the crossing so he could use his vailed Sunday.
A lthough
Com m issioner W heeler nir.de n lie in Sanford early. Reports hnvo lation of the town of Adelaide, in
Hn reached waa tense feeling a t s o m e '»
and Ishey
The
cream
ery
was
in
operation
I
you
_ come.
.........
We will spend our spotlight to find him.
E a st New Providence, escaped Sunday, according to Heyward
come
to
the
com
m
ittees
th
a
t
many
motion
th
a
t
a
s
ta
tic
tank
be
in
tiie
car
in
tim
e
to
g
et
it
off.
ttie funner said
no actu al trouble developed,death when they sought sufety in W alker, general m anager of the inst night together and prepnhe to
The sm ashed
rondster
wns governm ent had made stro n g t _
(Hint wu‘ aware stalled, and C hairm an Meisch a s k regular out-of-town custom ers of the village church.
die in the m orning.’ ”
cream ery, and the doors were
P lajed Hilliard* l.nte In Night hooked to a box car, Downing said, ta ry
Hoot had his ed C ounty E ngineer Fred T. W il Sanford stores are preparing to
p rep aratio n s in ad raiil
E ffo rts to reach the outlying locked ns usual last night.
This
The hnron played billinrd* from nnd nt the eroRsing, it was released p rom ptly to su p p ress disorder...’
i other negro in liam s to accom pany the com m ittee bring many friends with them to
islands
are
being
m
ade
us
rapidly
atten
d
the
event
is tho first tim e the cream ery has shortly a fte r noon until latu a t sinatllnneouHly with th e stopping
[Mad in the rash to the home to sec w hat is needed.
The exp ressin g of willlnj
The ro ad ster rolled arran g e a - tr u c e with th e _
Following this sale, others are as vessels ttnd supplies ure av ail been robbed, it was said.
Kk, tad
tod scooped
icimpcd up i Bids for tho septic tnnk will bo
night, when, buying a newspaper, of thn trnin
W hatever class
Into n ditch, nnd two tan k ers ran m ent w aa m ade exclusively
The robbery woh discovered he learned of his wife’s denth.
drawer-. Hef advertised fo r a t once, it wns sta t- to be held and vnrious trad e pro able a t Nassuu.
P a rts of the A ssociated P ress by th e ■“
motion ideas aro to he worked out lines held in more prosperous times nbout 7 o’clock this m orning by an.
a acrecn door! edHe purchased n piece of twine o ff the tracks.
have
been
forgotten
In
a
co-operro
ad
ster
would
dron
loosa on the Pa t°. ' I t was suggested .
employee
when
he
cnino
to
work.
from
m
o
n
t\
to
month
throughout
nnd walked on his crutches to the
11* came in and [ The co ntractors
advised
the
effort to m in ister to those Tho. police departm ent was im nearest tree, but found ho couldn’t track s while the train was moving, would ru n fo r a reasonable ..
for him.
| com m issioners th a t they will be each fu tu re yenr and it is the plan qtive
m ade homeless by the storm . Rec
ediately notified, and men were climb.
Hoarding a bus, he rode and it is believed th n t this caused of tJm e to give the people a ct
I of the negro who through w ith th e ir p a rt of the of the M erchants Association to lam ation crews and telephone re m
assigned to work on t hi case.
m
ake
of
Sanford
the
trading
cen
tloi gros
to
a
tangled
thicket a few miles the derailm ent of the tankers. Tho to vote on the situation
money, >h»t at co n tract on the new home about
p a ir men from the outside world,
te
r
for
th.*
entire
section
if
centrul
north of Miami, where he remained box car which was stru ck by tho out of the re “ ‘
! bullet went wild,’ Sept. 1.
answ ering tne om ergoncy calls for
Meanwhile,
Florida.
throughout the day S aturday. Here ro ad ster was not derailed.
£«*rrue wall. II,. I Object To Four-M ill Assessm ent
Downing carried th e injured have th e new __ „ ________
aid, are rnoidly re sto rin g avenues
lie
wus found by police when his
1office uad met ' Objection tP the assessm ent of
(Continued on P age Two)
of travel und com m unication.
religious” persecutions iu»j
effo rts t o -climb trees to hang
i door, where he four m ills by the St. Johns R iver
Death Tull H ighest On Ships
him
self
attra
c
te
d
attention
of
resi
Iwh (ho negro who | N avigation D istrict com m issioners
Tho toll of death was th e high
dents.
P redicts Peaceful Settlem egl
“e took hj,
n<'ainst n ro p erty of the W estern
est in the harbor and along the
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Aug.
Although
held
under
n
techincal
w ater-front. The schooner Raven,
*} ,0olt effect in ! Union T elegraph Company
in
—(A*)—Peaceful settlem ent of\4i
chnrge, police udm ilted they were
Hant releas.-d his I Sem inole countv was contained in
w ith five persons aboard, dragged
Mexican religious situation
MACON, G h„ Aug. 2.—(/P )- protecting him from himself.
h er anchor in N assau H arb o r and
negn. ami . r a g - }a com m unication signed by F rnnTho Lookout M ountain region, foreseen today by Monaignor
Seriously
wounded
by
a
pistol
bul
1We office. A p h y -| eis W hitney, ta x atto rn ey fo r the
has not been seen since.
The
n ear C hattanooga, Torn., is becom Crenpi, Secretary of the P ap al
Bmoned and the companyThe Seminolo county reg istra schooner Francis E. also was swept let th a t entered the head, Wiley I
ing popular with Sanford recrea ation In Mexico, who waa
Paul,
of
Miami,
Fin.,
wns
found
, Wj Uken to the
“ It is a t variance with the sp irit tion books fo r the general elections ou t of the harbor, but la te r was
tion seekers, according to S heriff y the governm ent Saturdt
slumped
across
n
smnll
table
in
** vtre also imti- and object o £ th e s ta tu te c reatin g in November word opened, todny, found cast high on the beach, with
C. M. Hand, who retu rn ed to San a n . interview , Mtfnslgnor
Tho schooners the F riendship B aptist Churoh near
(C ontinued on Pago Two)
according to Suiirvisor o f Regis no ono nboard.
ford Sunday n ig h t., A num ber of who arrived in San A ntonio,
Dry
B
ranch,
Ga.,
yesterday
a
f
te
r
(Contihucd On Pago Two)
tratio n II. C. DuBoso. They will
Sanford men have ranted or outlined his views on th e aHt
*n
seen walknoon.
A
siste
r,
Mrs.
T.
B.
C
arr,
romain open until Sept. 1 when tho
"T here will bo no revolut .
the sidewalk in
of 226 O glethorpe S treet discover
CANTON, Ohio, Aug. 2.—(/P)— bought cottages in th e Cloudland
rc g istr\tio n of voters will be tra n s
I'Ut I),, sj,r.
ed him and raised the nlarm . He While in vestigaturs into the m ur section for thgir fam ilies, tho Mexico if the Holy Seo can M
ferred to tho various precincts of
[attach,-,) t,, j,
it,” he said.
wan b ro ught to a local hospital der of Don II. M ullett marked shoriff said.
the county.
“ I am going to New Y o rk -,|
S horiff Hand was eway one
whero his condition was pronounc time, tho search continued for Mc
Tfio gcnernl election is on Nov
ed sorlous.
Derm ott, and the m ysterious " in week, but expects to retu rn to th e w ait for cabled in stru ctio n s fn
1), and tho books will stay open
at the neielilior- '
--------Mombcrs of the Vnul fnmily held form er” ag a in st him became a m ountains for a two week* stay tho Popo relative to m y expuls]
noxt month. Mrs. Hand and two and as to whether! I should rota
kimwn who- j
DBS M OINES, Iowa, Aug. 2.— until Oct. 23. Tho voters who reg
a
re-union
a t the homo of llie p a r storm cuntor of dispute.
*1 car t„ get away, i i/}1) —R epresentatives of the N ation istered for tho recent Juno prim a
LOS ANG ELES, Aug 2.—(A*)— ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Paul, near
d a u g h tfra will *t*y a t tho cottage to Rome im m ediately.”
" If his sto ry is sufficiently worth
joined low nns todny in final tr ib ries do not need to do so again, Mr. Tho Aimeo Somplo M cPherson dis Dry B ranch yesterday. Tho Miumi whllo to w a rran t a " nation-wide fo r the sum m er season.
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1
appearance
case
Investigation
has
DuBose
said.
to S en atb r A lbert B. Cummember of tho fam ily did not ap•BuysOviedo ute
Q ualifications fob voters in the been dtecontlruled a g a in by Dis p earfam t h a d ’ not been seen since search for M cDormott,” said Demins who die&J*'rlday.
Tectivo Joseph Cleary,- rep resen t
F uneral services sot for late election in November, are, thoy tric t A ttorney Asa Keyes, because, yesterday m orning, relatives said. ing .Governor Donahey, "then a
he
declares,
“
it
would
cost
tho
shall
have
been
•
resident
of
Flor
aftornqon a t th e homo of Mrs.
Mr. end Mr*. C arr wore re tu rn prom inent Mafisjllon bootlegger,
w*„ lnn,|(, ,
Hollis Rawson, a d au g h ter w ith ida twelve m onths, a resident of county thousands of dollars to con ing to'M acon and they noticed her whom ‘tho Inform er’ implicates In
Tho Gam pbell-Losslng P eel !
vict anyone of p erju ry .”
the
county,
0
m
onths,
and
of
tho
b ro th er’s autom obile parked in th<> tho sam e breath ns a conspirator,
tUvihii, ||,,,,.| 'J! whom th e S en ato r made his home
American
CHICAGO,
Aug.
2
.(
/
P
)
P
r
i
n
. k Legion will m eet "
Purchase,|
i"i
recent years, were in charge of precinct 30 days, and m ust have Ho alao said ho considered new churchyard, a sh o rt distance from should he arrested im mediately."
Ight a t ti he Legion
cess Mario de Bourbon, cousin of o’clock .tonigh
paid
poll
tax
tw
o
yeaVs
preceding
evidence obtained a t Carmel, north the P aul home. They stopped and
»« 0. f |t, V , , . ' ' ,)r- C harles M edm ury, of tho Union the lake fro n t. P ost C<
K
ing
Alfonso
of
Spain,
haa
joined
C
leary’s
comment
followed
his
tho y ear of election.
of hero, as too vague to be of went In, to find tho body of her
not ilivi‘ii,r i vt‘rB»l C hurch of C hrist.
visit to "tho inform er” In the tho over-increasing host of golfers. er M. B. H u tto n will pleeide
valua. •
bro th er spraw led across a small S ta rk county Jail a t Canton. It On a Glencoe course aa tb s guest m eeting.
k ‘ 21 colleagues 1^ tho Senate, tho
• : UJ,
entirn Iow a delegation in C ongress
Abandoning the inuiry brought table In fro n t of the church audl- was loarned "tho inform er” has of Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard Glaser,
P lan s fo r th* entertains
. «f the Oviedo and a num ber of s ta te officials
expreaatona of Joy from the An- toriunj. .
boon In jail since two days a fte r th* princess swung her firs t maahle th e v isitin g legionnaire*
L. """del the es- were invited to join m em bers of
waa unconscious and bleed tho murder.
geiua Tem ple evangelist and her
in tow n for th e m id
and chased her firs t golf bell down be —
•
-•
*
g ......... .
.?*
the most the fam ily and a sm all circle of
follower*. Mr*. M cPherson de in g 'p ro fu sely . O ther members of
conference
Ai
th e felrw ay.
‘J1* section. intim ate friends In th e p riv ate
The officers and advisory board clared »he hoped aoon to be able to the fatally w ere aummoned and
ro u tin e
ed.
V
arious
ot
bs princess is paying her etc5 ' jf ^ e hotel rites a t th e Rawson borne. Twelve of the S anford Kiw anis Club will produce evidence to su b stantiate rPaul
a u i twgalned
(S fim e u consciousness long
Vof - 1__
visit to Chicago, She was her* wlU- alao be e
enough' to tell them he had been
tRcmbers of the Senate were hon- meet a t the M ontesuraa Hotel hr© kidnaping story.
m eeting tonight.
In December.
fo r about two hours
In th e church-fo
Tuesday n ight a t 8 o’clock.
The
ornry pallbearers.
________
amTW so. It Is reported th a t the
featu re of the aeaslon will be tho
TAMPA, Fla., Aug. 2.—OP)—A
wounda w ere self inflicted. They
discussion of the inter-club meet
«ouJq assig n no m otive for an a t- triple bank consolidation, waa a n
ing w ith the m em bers of Orlando
.
t«i$gtl a t self destruction on his nounced here today.
K lw ahii n ex t PW ddf.
..
The banka honesm ed in the
Thd te tte r .club has Invited the
mo o
m erger were th* M erchant* A
Sanford Kiwanlan* to th e ir city
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j
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Q
r
.
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Mechanics Bank, the Bgftk of Sul
fo r a golf m atch next F riday, and
LONDON, Aug. 2.— (JP)—lir a el
AUg,
SOM
ERVILLE,
N.
J*
lUg.
s.i^aident
of
this
vieWtfs
$|
phur
Springs,
th*
Latln-A
m
erican
the aavieory board will decide on Zangwill, p er ha pa th e g reatest
^
°ffondera w ere fined $10 except the feasibility of accepting their com m entator on Jew ish life, play
Bank of Ybor O ty , F ir s t N ational —(/P)—In quiry in to ' the nutria*;
" ‘"
sphed ftpxun Mihreuka*
Bank, Cltisen* Bank A T ru s t Com
t u CXa court ! Alcorn who escaped w ith a fine of invitation.
ream ago of Rev. Edward
w right an d m an of letters, Is dead.
e case,
pany, and Exohang* N ational
The under-privillged child work He w as 6? years old. His literary
ler. HaU and Mr*. El
of iitotdlV.
The week-end cases fo r d ru n k
*
fouri
f o s s e s
of ness w ere: EUUoil Jobes, flp e d IT ,, th a t via being “ ndertaken by the rep u tatio n w as won In 1892 by Ms
passed Into new hands'
Under
th
*
'
t>i*n,
a
s
announced
. J p th e m embers
novel, ‘’T he C hildren of the ChetJoe F riz le b an d R. C. Benson. The
and Jacksonville
w as fo .
VO*
v \ ' j • - i«
•
•»
form er w aa fined $5 w hile th e la t
la a t th e taeeting
" as an ardent;
Mr,,
Mechanics B ank become* a branch
te r waa sentenced to a fin e o f $3
th e In tsm a■
Zionist
o fjh * q tte e n * Bank A j^ re a t com ** ’
’.( title opcrat- and 2 da^a in jaH- • . '
ional
e
r
l
s
'.ttoJ n0uenee of
- r ' - ’y
peoyi
^S u lp h u r
O ther caaea on th o docket weroi
3X1*+
Jujgo Joseph B uller, e‘
' * w ith break‘ fo rfeited
'» n c
?
fined ing gt*M on th h
wea- $26 bond, “ ’
reckless
o litlo n
DOVER,, ® L
W5
>ny mo
*. bond, -A t 1 o’clock t
! or
’ nt>d of lig h t tetr,
'■water,
hour*
a
f
te
r
,
$200 A braham *
' J f ith
•m r
. J j hor.
the vagrancy, flnad
Klein, M}8b C lara..
i S
"OBsion. violation o f
Jor- York, w m .
fd te d $5 bond, J . F. B row n, ’ ’bt- s tra ig h t Iln a J
W
ilin her-, i
3]
j£rklnfiJ r'* * *^ “
TO BE PURCHASED
SA FE CRACKERS
GET $325 FRO M
CREAMERY PLANT
sa r ta v a r
A
Miami Man Found
In Church With A
Bullet In His Head
R egistration Books
Are Opened Today
By County O fficial
Sheriff Back From ’
Visit To Tennessee
“Informer” In Canton
Murder Case Becomes
Center Of Controversy
Nation Pays Tribute
ni To Albert B.Cummins
teS .1v!^';::11 At Funeral Services
S
Probe Of Evangelist’s
Kidnaping Is Dropped
Again By Authorities
Legion M<
Spanish Princes* Has Be Event O f
Taken Up Links Sport
>m Bryant
Kiwanis Board Will
Meet Tuesday Night
Triple Bank Merger
AnnouhcedlnTampa
lSSfment *'» he
®«ven Cases Tried Today In
t'Pal Court B efore Ju d ge W hite
Israel Zangwill,Noted
Playwright, Passes In
London At Age Of 62
f
N ew Evidence F01
Case As Probe N K
Members OfTheForty
Atid Eig'Jit Club Will
Hold Session Tonight
V 6W
&
' l-M
4 i si
o u t'
w
T New-
�£
<
Sanford, August 3rd and 4th
B Cu
]/y E ’RE out to make
Day the biggest event this com
munity has ever seen. .
5P
The merchants of Sanford have co-operated in bringing to this city and environs
values that haven’t been offered in years. While the prices are low, we want
to emphasize the quality of the merchandise offered on the two Dollar Days.
$■
$■
$■
Shop Daring “Community Dollar Days”
Your Shopping Where the Dollars Count
$4,
Remember the Dates, August 3rd and 4th
The Outlet
-
Woodruff K Watson
M. Kronen
*. «•
L. I*. Mel’idler
Win hi Rros. Co.%
Sanford Drygoods Co.
(*. Itenjaniin
,
Thrasher & Woodruff
A. Urmil/.
San ford Drug Co.
Kanner’s Department Store
Coleman’s Office Kquipnieiil Co.
Lloyd Shoe Co.
.1. Iterson
Seminole Furniture Co.
Church well Co.
-
The ()iiality Shop.
The Leader
_
’**■
.
Hopkins Shoe Shop
(Jon/.ales Grocery Co.
. re
Rail Hardware Co.
,(-•>
1.alley’s Drug Store
t'nlon Pharmacy
D. Iloniski
,
Geo. A. Speer & Son '
The Yinvell Co.
*
MeKinnon-Markwood Co.
Hill Hardware Co.
.
Randall Kleelrlc Co.
It. L. I’erklns.
'I'lie Seminole Cafe.
T. .W. Russell & Co.
.
Florida Cush Store.
*
Miller Furniture Co.
v
Smith Rros. Inc, _
.
Raumel’s Specialty Shop.
'
W .(). R u sse ll S u p p ly t o.
?
Koumiliat iSc Anderson
Mi-Lady’s Shoppo
¥
II. C. Viele.
• . ‘ Henry Mel.aulin
*
Hailey Cash Grocery & Murket,
p *•••
I’. Weinberg
*
Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co.
Harry Handel
Style Shop
M. Kosenzvaig
Sanford Paint & Army S t 're
II. & A. Department Ston
Melton Klectric Co.
•
The Seminole Fruit Sure
Sam Kenis
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To Collect Fine That
enN ew Rail Board Imposed
--------TALLAHASSEE, FUl , A u g . f c UP)—Announcement of th « /fltln *
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn., A te /S .
and housekeeper" and "w as never of su it in the C ircuit C ourt • of
(Continued From Page One)
—UP)—Jam
es W. 8cott, form erly a
Iona, Forw ard and Venture were uvsrae to notoriety*
Irfon county to collect'
91,000
F lorida lost, but twelve persons n board
fine imposed on the Seaboard A ir well know law yer who in recent
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—</P>—Mrs. Line Ju ly 8. by the ra ilro a d com years lived the life of a recluse,
were rescued.
Two A nd H alf them
F ourteen women, seven children Virginia Harding, wifo of a Mil- mission, w a s _____
made by .F r e d ' H. was found m urdered in his shack
m i s ; Miami N ext W ith and six member.* of the crew of watikcc f ilin g - s ta tio n
last night. The body was discov
em pjt^ce, j ba7is7attorney foV*the contindaBion
today
Million A ndH alfTotal an unidentified schooner lire rc- w A ‘in Chicago *“
“** “reiterating
* *
The fine Is a result o f a disobey- ered by Floyd Doyle and Jim Den
orted to have drowned when their h er statem ents th a t she knowd the ai of an order of the raitro ad com- son of Fairm ont, who reported th e
killing to authorities.
oat sank a t Zeumu Island.
An -•«yer of the late Rev Edward
to apply re g u la r system
(By T he Associated P ress)
Scott was found to have received
Unidentified
erafl
is
nl*o
reported
W
ltw
ier
Hall
and
hjs
choir
singer
ratCB
on
the
Tam
pa
N
o
rth
ern
RR.
licteen cities in the sta te , re- to have sunk with 22 persons
Mrc. Eleanor Mills, four years ago. r„ ,hpr thnn tfl(. old sh o rt line rates three shotgun wounds about tho
i f to ta ls on builditff perm its aboard at Cat Island.
At the same tim e a suggestion which are higher.
The a ta tc law head and bodyI d a rin g the month a t July
theory advanced by police
was a hoax Was advanced provides thin when a big
h
er
t
lory
The
seii
yielded
up
the
bodies
of
1* line leas- is T.he
W tru c tio n work, am assed a Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A rm brlster by F. Dalton O'Sullivan, head of
th
at
Scott
was in the act of u n
to ta l of $11,648,193 a survey Sunday afternoon on a Nassau n private detective agency, who de cs or takes over a sm all line, the dressing S aturday n ig h t and was
regular rates of the system shall
Ctad today by The Associated beach.
The bodies of two uniden clared that Mrs. H arding-, for more apply, but the Seaboard contends called to the door of his haute
reveals.
tified Women and two negroes than u year, had been asking to that inasmuch ns th eir lease is where he was m et by shots from
Itnl dropped tho lead fo r the were found on Ilighhurn Key. F ear prom ote an expense-paid trip to only tem porary, there should be no ambush.
.tim e In many m onths when war, expressed thnt the bodies of some far-nway city.
Floyd Doyle, 28, of E llijay, Ga.,
,
change in rates.
(to tal for enntruction work in many believed lost ut sen would
Mrs. Harding, who left Mil
The Seaboard leased the Tampn n farm hand, who had been s ta y
City fell to t $1,518,030, Jack not oc found.
yesterday,
presumably N orthern August 18, 1025, for » ing with the m urdered m an up
Swept into whirl- waukee
:HIo lead for tho month w lth 'ln g eddies or oust by waves driven bound for Snmerv
to Monday of last week and who
J .t assert- period of three years.
111,415 w orth of con stru ctio n , high by terrific winds, they would erl she was halted a t the scene of
wan preparing to return to his
called for hy perm its issued, have been beyond recovery,
home, was held for Investigation.
the slaying by a m an she said she
t city building inspector. This Ships Go Down With All 1Aboard afterw ard recognized as one of the
Authorities belie vs eith er rob
lint, constituted a July record
The Herald
Keports wore received of the figures in the case.
bery of a personal g rudge is re
city.
schooner Brontes, bound from N as end Exam iner said (he tin me of
sponsible for the m urder.
cities rep o rting anil the tu t sau to Knit Salvador witli 22 men. the man was revealed to one of Its
going down with nil aboard. The representatives.
or the month of July:
■*a
Celeste, with 12 person*; the Co
Only mild in terests oppnrently
lifkhonvillo, $2,253,514.
FORT WORTH, Texas, Aug. 2
lumbia, with 15; the Graceful, with was displayed over his disclosures
•lnndo, 502,040.
eight; the Sidney, with six; the by New Jersey authorities and The kidnaping of a man from one
irt Lauderdale. 1113,(135.
W'’wK'“
orth’s busiest com ers
l?'- * K w
Snrnl) Jane, with six and severnl Mrs Hall, widow of the slain Her- of Forth
irt M yrrs. 190,(105.
sm aller craft, all of the sponge-j gym ao, who recently was arrested here Saturday night by six robed. !
(linlm ton, 204,500.
fishing fleet, met aimiIlor fates. 'In comtection with the crime. Mrs. hut unmasked men continued to ;
Lakeland, $209,998,
Refugees were being boused Hurtling -aid tier testim ony would baffle police,
W in te r H uv.*, $55,000.
A policeman and a newsboy, eye
wherever roofs could lie found clear Mrs. Hall.
So far as is
A ugustine , $ 1Oil,190.
witnesses
to the kidnaping,- snid
Twenty
five
arrived
at
Nassau
known,
,i
m
essage
Mrs.
Harding
~ ranntn, $745,032.
I i*r m i l ) n f e w r e n i n p e r b u n Sunday from the Island of Zeit- was reported to have sent to the th at tiie man was standing near
, P e'i rslm rgh, $733,400.
itr c it
j (
c a n x e e u r e l o r i u u i o nnvfl
tiie
eurb
when
an
automobile
stop|
l»nu
Tiie
power
boat*
lie
of
Judo
sheriff
at
Somerville
was
unpn
n lttil-slo rm
In x u n in ff
flint
w ill
STftmjM, 1,127,204.
ped
and
rotted
men
seized
him
and
I and A lexandria put out for tho hwored.
-<*-<»««»r ) (»$■ III, cam* y o u r h o m e im
C W nii'r P ink, $73,000.
(liimiiKcil
(
l
u
r
i
n
g
I
h
c
r
t
r
i
r
o
p
lrn t
j i:d.'iids with supplies.
O'Sullivan said th a t one time i sped away before anyone could in- j
lltuirw uler, $103,750.
NloriHs.
Mrs.
Harding
wrote
lotters
to
an
i
lerferc.
1
I ti- i i i i - m l i r r , ( h r r q u l n n r H a l a l n r m a
inford, 110,230.
agency with which he was connect- , The officer declared he w itn ess-' I l f f u l l n r r o n t h r l r n n , . I f y o u r
jral Gables, $1,471,814.
hoiinIs r l n n t n s r d j ->ti n r r n u t h a r d
ed, suggesting th at sho travel in • ed the kidnaping from a distance ;
eLnml, $124,150.
■-Iiruril u a i i n r y u n l m a r » a n r r n r a p l y
their
interest
and
establish
new
of
nltput
20
feet.
No
clues
have
j
feat Palm Beach, $322,000.
r tn r r n l n llk to rn a d o In n u rn n rr.
brunches.
been developed as to the identity |
f'k o n e n r to d a y .
P alm Beach, $345,000.
of a man or bis kidnapers.
W. J . T lflftPK IS
“ liam l, $1,618,030.
I 'u Ir K to n - tlra m b lr r Ilu lld tn a
400 ARE MISSING Evidence Is
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w
ALL HONEST VALUES
6 Pairs 25c S o x ........................................ .......... $1.1
Kidnaping Of Man In
Section Baffles Police
Fort Worth Business
$1.50 and $2.00 Golf H o s e ................... .......... $11
Protect
$1.50 and $2.00 Silk S o x .......................
Yourself
NOW
K
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$1J
Ladies’ Silk H o s e .................................. .......... $1.1
m i
SEPTIC TANK FOR
COUNTY HOME IS
TO BE PURCHASED
28 Taken Sick After
Eating Tainted Food Escaped Convict Is
Recaptured Sunday
(Continued From Pnge One)
tiie d istrict," the attorney wrote.
The usitensmenl is illegal, the
CHK AGO. Aug. 2 —</P(—T w en -!
w riter said and he devoted two
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Aug. 2
pages to the legal phases of tiie ty-cight persona were ill here to
act. The letter whs passed over day ns n rscnlt of eating tainted ■ f/l’l -W illiam Grady Kelley, ,‘tlt I
food, A seme were iioiauned, sup- was captured hy the S heriff of |
without comment.
[(Continued fr,;m Page One)
A contract for grabbing and poaedlv from eating canned meat Walton county near DcFuniak
VCr to his ca r and with his iunl|lon drove hurriedly to the hou- grading 10 12 miles of the Will a t a wctlding i eteliration. Eight i Springs y estenlry, the prison hu
al.
Tho men, who were en- ingham Road was nwirrded to ,S. otliei , two women and six rhil i renu announced,
Kelly is said to lie one of tb
i>t0 to Daytona Beach, where F. l.nng a fte r the bids had tieen tlren, were poisoned when their
The road is unimproved curio it', tempted them to taste j, I mold elusive prisoners ever held bv
((■Intended to spend Sunday, did op.... .
ties the tra in -o f cars until it and bus been im passable since the | enrimis Im-iui found in the base- j Florida authorities, his Inst escape \I,J, SI/.iOS High Primfutri;
in ; ment of their home.
Le;\g from (lie federal prison at
I .too laic, Harnett told Down- heavy tains of last week
I Physicians say all will rrcovi-r. j Fort Leavenworth, Kan. He was |
ami IlallnoiiH
si : Tho men were not fam iliar stretches.
Tiiem atter ofopening iiditch jThe wedding celebration was in 1sentenced in Jackson county in Oe- 1
th the m ad. they said.
When
of the home of Tony Munrillo. Among ; tola r, 1111!). to five years for grand Save money hy buying hen*.
/driver snw he was about to running through the property
192II-.
like the moving box car, he Mrs. G. T. Dyer was referred lr j those stricken wetc Manrillo,iiis ; lau eny, Imt escaped Nov.
at long as they Iasi.
j wits rersptured March 1921 and
ed his roadster around in nn rim irm an Meisch with power to j wife, and their five children.
j
--------------------esrnpcd again in A ugust 1921.
run parallel with the net.
R esignation Th Accepted
Tampn -Contract to lie awarded j He was r.ext heard of in Leaven- j
[*, nut tllr roadster's hood
The resignation of Miss Aliby Hr for draining 13,900 acres land in i worth prison, from which lie esenpDcnotith the box car
jnidiiornble g a s o l i n e
w a s Doudney as county nurse was re- [ peninsular district, at cost of $2,- _t d and mud- his way Imck to Flor- i
|5b( by the duruBmunt. Am im -1 reived arid accepted. No succes- .(100,900.
| ictn. If Kelly hud rem ained <n
. . to
. . have taken
.
H((r wlts nppuinteii
-----------prison from the time of ids first
,lj( mci) were said
W ater from a road ditch is over-1 gipeer wes instructed to invest! - | sentence in Jackson riunty ids
le t ii mid gathered it up as It
In pools.
A wrecking crew flowing the property of .1. tT. t1gate the complaint.
' term would have expired two years MU Manford A te.
Fhons 451-J
th e Florida East Coast Lino Jueplis. lie said in.nsklng the com- I A contract to furnish 95 shade*, ago,
• .called to the scene, and it hud m issioncrs to take some action to* 1for tiie new county home was givSanford. FIs.
[tankers bru k in ..ho trucks and
relief. Tiie ditch was con- cn to the Seminole Awiiiir- Hiiop, 1 W inter Haven $125,000 com- |
ti
[w reckage t loured up late S um stru tte d on a loud around Lnku which agreed
provide tho munity liospilnl, pro|pised for this
1afternoon.
Milts, it was said. The county cn- ! shades ut a cost of $1T-I.2I).
city.
fMEN NARROWLY
:a p e d e a t h a s
rro HITS TRAIN
t
$1.50 N eckw ear......................................... ......... $l.fl
Men’s Full Cut Union S u its .................. ..........$1.1
TIRES AND TUBE j |
PRICES CUT TO 111
THE CORE
$2.00 Wash P a n t s ................................... ......... $1.(1
jE i( J
Woodruff & Watsoi
EJ
R IN E S
208 E. First St.
FILLING STATION j{ j
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jJ L y
K ' t *»-.
SANFORD GROVE
One Dollar
WiU
“A m id Majestic P ines”
Exclusive
Homesite.'
Independence
&
A way from the din of Ihe heavily
traveled streets, yet within a few
minutes, on wide paved boulevards,
of the shopping district.
Start a savings account tomorrow. Begin to ^
lay away each week a certain part of your sal
ary and be secure against any misfortune tfiat
might fall to you or to your family.
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Study the Growth
of Sanford
The greatest dollar day value in the city is
apen to every man, woman and child at the
Seminole County Bank. The small account
is as welcome as that of the largest depositer.
} wt/-f
wA-
Then you’ll build in Sanford Grove.
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p«»ld«nt
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SANFORD GR
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F irst N ational Hank Bldg.
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DAY
Sheridan .
Confesses That t ie To Re H i g | A lon g
Murdered Fourteen The Atlantic Coast
Detective
By The A ssociated I’resa
DiSSEATTLE. ■*
M ILTON: Im proved telephone
th0 icrvico in prom ised for .Milton in tie noli,,, i . , ,ro t Tying to de-
a
A p o r .r i'V
[import,d" Ku-'n">r; the neJ\r future, according to plans t^mine wl-iK.r Ton, SmitJ,t „
of the lodal m anager, who anid that ituilillur<ii^cil Hum, ,alsi, k-xjwn on
«,j ompl«H
one Of
,he <
a|
Fl-ldSOn, *PCt’l,U 1,l| !<>»'•
W* thn
*•*"' fe atu res would
n.llllM ,!«•
S o l i c i t o r - | double lino botwoon hero and Pen- riiom as .lohiwon, f« an anh-cH niiwho ««•« "hot
"
W " i r r,0,
acola,
w h e re th e bulk of the 'Imim,'ir ln,'r,,ly n lunatic
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' I ' I<I limil'IMtil Ii.m
neats m
w ith a
In a •nnfcFsion made .Saturday
f f i to follow w i« t
FLOUIDATOW N: A big build- mtf 1 , . iniih “confessed'* 14 murthr«* “iniportent ing program is planned for thN <lcrr and niim -rnis ,.tl,cr crim es,
place in thn im m ediate future, in including Ino robberies.
i^ril Boyki" hud cluding a religious building to can*
The murders, Smith said, were
ltf(| ho believed for church conventions. , A hotel con,iait1< d in Sun l- . am isco, HazelU. 1( •‘‘'mix
Sioux '" 'dy.
It v. I<.\vu:
Iowa. W
Wieh.
irh> m u n !»'“« b«*n has ju st been com pleted, along , ton, '*•
i j u to kill Donald- with a re so rt th a t has jum ped into I IU,1 |V*n-: l’e"ria. III.; Minneapolis
(‘" “ J
fltTtral yours bad popularity.
ilifptcnnnt in break
Smith said th.il he wps tired of
M ILLIG A N :
Okaloosa county
^rfoui ring of “<■*«»»will send a delegation to the fifth
: , t here of three anim at convent ion for farm ers to
.
wnmun. who :s ] he held at (luin -sville in August la th e r wild and ipu-slioned
him
iambus. 1**1., how - 1a ud the blueberry success will be
......... * stressed in the special papers ti
^ties arc following
jory which they list l-e offered at the g ath erin g by local
rep resentatives.
I'manney:
credence m it.
. n( citr.gsters toot
BLOUNTSTOW N : The coming
Jfe to prevent the
On the prisoner’s claim th at he
I f ilson. wanted here vear will cost the people of Cnl- killed Geonim! Krnduhl. in Minrith the murder sev- hnun county who are of •voting age, j nenpidis lust Decentl.. r
$75,000, according to 1
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0 nf !■■ grocer, and more than
The hoard 1
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.w h e re a b o u t I ton - the adopted budget.
B»- to have impin' of com m issioners iield several m -s - 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a n a u M K a a n n n n a a
that his death. »n sinus In fore they finally passed a
, m»V have lo-on lb- the budget and no protests were |B
tin
1of ntonibor- of >he repi rted.
tnuwi«y
............
ling
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Hint city telegraphed la st night
• hat they were sending two detec
tives here m an effort to identify
tile slaver.
I
W e a re offering,* w o n d e rfu l v a lu e
ys wiii'ii ymi have no nmhition to prepare
IhrinK Ihe I'apiily here.
of the b u rrnu of internal revenue, from th ree cities o lio cc
^ SHj,| today, in issuing n w arning fig h t tho flam es, all of Whkfc.)
against tlriliking bootleg whiskey. under control th is m orning.. (.9
When he uecnme chief chem ist in damiige was placed a t
[ 1P21, seventy-five per cent of the
j hard liquor sam ples received for
W. MOUSE
analysis were “ s tra ig h t" whiskey, I BATH, MAine, Aug.
he added.
In PJ24 whiskey of the I Gharles W. Morse was .
1 i >m prohibition type had been ex- Jnd.iv from w hat w as de?
hausted and denatured alcohol his fo
family us a slig h t shock
m ale its upnearunee, re-distilled, I tained yesterday a t his i t
. :11 .March 1!»25.
i Imrie here.
Ford Garage Service Station
■,
Palm etto and Commercial
H. C. V I E L E
Jimmie Howard Service Station
A Hulwtnntinl Jeweler In A Siilisl.-mliul n u
l l (»
Avenue
First Street and Elm Ave.
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The President
You will be unable to see
anything else.
Special Luncheon
For Dollar Days
Coming
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P L A C E
i
Studebaker
^3
Tuesday
SAN JUAN GAKAGE CO.
MczBldg.,N. Park Ave. \ a
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. Step-Tns
Millinery
One large assort menl »f
• 4aiUaa’.*Muum^i:. RaU. AU
. styles and shapes* will be
represented
O vfords
*• Tan. Black
MEN'S
OXFORDS
SPECIAL
4 Yd.s Figured
VoUe
lUI'IM'i. I
"Uppers
[T»o fa ir
$ 1.00
; hats
SILK HOSE
2 Pair
1 "
M $
$t p 1*00
x .y v ;-
eolors
$ 1,00
MEN’S
FELT HATS
JUMPERS
Shsc 3Q. 38
Two For
MEN’S
HOSE
sperts wear.
.o o
$1.00
lNCV
' Vi e ; ,
ym r
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Figured ..and plain georgettes, crepes and knit
ted materials. Homo hurid painted. Made with
handsom e deep fringe.
M E N ’S
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°% a few of our many offerings*. Look our, #indows over^
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my o tb « ltem a will alao bp o n -S ale
ip p 0 n t i < ^ u b iM fc t- V \ i J
*’
T|/:•
wool,
ojerccriicd tuviL-mlM-fU
hose, idain
cheeks.
MEN’S
WORK SHIRT
$ 1,00
WOMEN’S
HOUSE DRESSES
ull
Fashionable
MEN’S
WORK PANTS
12 yd. Brown
HOMESPUN
Fine (|iiality
$ 1.00
Tun, Black, White
;l e,t »t*«l Kumn
Teds and other pieces of
lingerie made nf mereorfifcrf~*'sYttr
rayons.Trimmed with dttinty
luces.
MEN ’fit
DRESS SHIRTS
Collar Band, Two for
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
Coif Hose
V
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Tiolene is Pure Pennsylvania P araline Base
Motor Oil with no equal; regular price $1.40 per
gallon. We guarantee better lubrication and
more m ileage when this oil is in your motor. Let
us prove it.
:
[wo Lunches For $1.00
**«.»*m.
4 Gals. Purol Gasoline at 4 Qts. Tiolene Oil at - -
D o n t lono>f S ;in fo r d ’s N<v\v<K,t ,le w d e r .*
m'A
-
August 3rd and Hh we will sell
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IT Get the habit this .summer—
you’ll keep it up all year round
.w.r .w s »
Merchants on Community Sale Days
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Co-Operation With Sanford
.01
w ith t he new est stock
[lave real homo cooking— fresh green w g ethe finest Crude A milk for the children.
s
uklahotim 'S tv
Merchandising Fvent In Sanford
okintfCrashing
s
Hollywood $220,000 Circle A r
Tam pa C o n s t r u c t i o n com
St. A ugustine Work started on , Tam pa -G ro u n d broken, for*l
cade building under construction menced, on Florida Avenue bridge construction of new
M atanzus j schoolhouse on Magooliu Ave
here.
giver bridge.
to cost $U!»,800.
over Hillsborough giver.
Two $1.00 Days
A DAY OFF
j
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Groveland— C ontract let at $12,- i R
),INNI new lintel 000, for new p ark in g house foi- B
ftistraelinn hen-.
Groveland C itru s Grower .
Ivery W ife and Mother
.
_
NEW V O R lf, A u ff, ’ S^f-UFl — t ho U nited S ta
net toduy approved P rem ier l*nir»- Kevgn hundred persons dlcel In here aided lit comb;
/onsu bonds und for cession of Die
.02 tobacco ntonojioly to u French cor.02 ,poration under governm ent con.02 trol.
When pnrli'nmcnl has voted pm
vision fo r the autonom ous fund.
. the government proposes th at both
-.78 cham bers shall meet at V ersailles
' In national as n My to make the
(law part of tin- constitution.
Gaiiiesvil!-' S tate road ..
No... __
2,1
— ----bet ween i »«iht*>vi)lo ond M lnum py91 MouqI flora Addition b e i n g
to ho Mirfutod
built to l.akeside Inn.
\\ bile Taking Advantage of the Newest 5
s
t
1
.ao
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Toledo .................y - L ^ i o
W ashington ......... —
58
Florida S tatio n s
Bartow
04 ' 72
E ustis
.... " 04 , 72
F ort Myers
02 ’ 70
F ort Pu-rce
..... 88
70
Jacksonville
00 " 80
Key West
00
78
Miami
go
72
Orlando
p2
78
Ponsuodn
__
78
Sanford
04
72
To 1n pa
80
75
Titusville
,
__ , V4
L\*'Z v'!™'"
........
O range P ark $75,(100 In,o<| is In
in Atlanta ever; I
Ithat he was -lain bv sue voted, for stre e t paving in this IJ
f
'fl
i knowr. to have been city.
TAMPA, Aug. 2.—(/P)—P ressure
vas high a |nnfj the A tlantic coast,
snv the daily w eather re p o rt of
W alter J, Bennett, local forecaster.
Stui inn
Abilene
Atluntu
Birmingham
1.08
Boston
Buffalo
( hurlcst on
f’hhago
i leaver
02
lies Moines
I lodge
Galveston
.48
Kansas I'itv
Shreveport
�* w - ■■
Stjyuat
H O N D A V ,A
=rs
<\y
m
.I ■'
Tuesday and Wednetjfay are Dollar Days
Da
i L 'r n
m
T H E R E A T EUROPEAN DOUGH-NUT,
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A t Brisbane
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Welcome the A ir 1
' ^Whan the atorea open toffawriftir ■, morning, , eager and
New Fatim a,
thrifty shoppers from miles aroupd will be found waiting ". ’.A
Mexico's Crisis. ■ - .
•Wrecking Aa a H abit..
•
Matter. to take advantage of the bargains that are offered by San
ford merchants during the tw o dollar days of this weak.
HY ARTHUR B RIB& A N tt
(C eprriakt lose, h r l U r C a )
With practically, every business house of any standing
K..^ *■ ^ ./.' i
--------- participating and with all o f these slashing prices to ex
tM I ta r M f ] l * M ( * r
HOME ARE old a t 2ft, pome at
J lu M t a t c K J l t a r tremely low levels in order to give the greatest yalueB pos
K ££I
■fcJOXBB. N u l f l i l IM Iter
5ft,
some nt 7ft, some never.
sible for n dollar, it is thought th at Sanford's communityy
Henry Ford, young a t 03, ehleA ^ r ttirn o it' hatk*
n wide dollar days will prove to be the greatest merchandis
Hr—17.00: Sly Month*—I*.SO. ing event ever staged in this part of the state."
brated his birthday o n ^P ylday’ by
*d In ClfV by Carrlnr, per
I ' ]ia . Weokly 'KUJtlon $l0# ‘ These dollar days are only the beginning o f a series of exhibiting n <-mall . "alr-fllVver*
N r,
sales -events which the merchants of the city plan to carry which he hopes to produce tn
i ? v- -j ^
(OTtCIlt All obituary eut during the summer in on effort to make Sanford a greater quantities, at a price a s low as his
, of thank*, resoluijun*
'IcoVof' entertAlr
entertainment* whore retail trading center. While this week will havd Its dollar own Ford car or lower.
' trt• made will
will be charged
The midget flying m achine d art
days, other weeks will bring various kinds of inducements
advertising'rat**.
planned
for 85 miles an hour,
, a m o c m t b i i rnrc«* to shoppers.
w eigh. 1)50 pounds, h as. a wing
Tomorrow nml Wednesday are to lie "Certified Dollar spread of 22 feet/, and a 15-foot
j|Alert I’rss* Is rxclfl*iRted to (Ini Jia o ., fo r reThis means that the values offered will be real fuselage.
, j h n t all rteww dlVpatcTie* Days."
t in till* p n p er and al*o the values that have stood the test of close scrutiny on the
It Is a single s e a te d and 6,000,now* p u b lish ed h erein.
All
“ , o f ’ re p u b lle a tto n of spcdii! part of the cumhdttee in charge. The thought uppermost, 000 young Americana Will eagerly
he* herein a rc al*o reecrved.
ait the chance to g e t it.
Ford
in the minds of the storekeepers is to offer such induce aw
hopes to cut the w eight from 350
m ents for the next two days us will convince the buying to 310 pounds hy su b stitu tin g n
(DAY, AUGUST 2, 192*
public that the business houses of Sanford are able to sell Ford-made two-cylinder engine for
HERALD PLATFORM
better quality goods at cheaper prices than thoge prevail the three-cylinder F rench engine
r w afer route to Jatk used experim entally.
ing in other cities.
R7 SM rtlle.
‘
ctloa of St. Johno-InThe early shopper tomorrow will have the benefit of
YOU CAN now buy one of the
!■-: AUn River canal.
wider selection. Those who put off their shopping tour Ford big flying m achines, each
Ion o f white way.
with .............ngines and developing
ling pool, tennia court*, until late in the day may find ,smne of the articles they (WKI horsepower for about 530,000.
wished
to
buy
entirely
sold
out.
Tinone
who
is
interested
„ „ etc.
An intelligent young man could
•Augm enting of building pro. in making his money go the farthest will be on the job make a goul living w ith one of
y' gram —house*, hotel*, a p a rt- when the stores throw open their doors.
those much nes.
Not run hy n !
: “ »«it house*.
" ste n t" perform er, they would he!
The
Hamid
carries
dollar
day
adverl
isemenfs
of
the
var
Mon of fitreet paving proJn!e ;is .in old fam ily rocknwny
ious stores in today’s issue. Far-sighted Hhoppers will ins President
'gtram.
Cmdidgc expresses
traction of b o u l e v a r d study those ads and prepare tonight a list of the things confidence n the developm ent of)
-'Vground Lake Monroe.
(onm i.rem l aviation in the United
<Mhpletlon of city beautifica they wish to purchase. System atic buying will save effort, State-..
Hut w hat nbout th e gov
energy and time. Head carefully the m essages of San- ernment, and
tion program .
what about fast
TheB£‘5
f t - " " '1
r .iiMion' of school oyotem 1ford’s merchants as they send them to you through Tije tighting planes in ease we have a
S o M e fH i^ ti
K i;ffjf|iP w l*lim for incrM,ed Herald today, nml then do your buying early, in this wTay war V
Ba c k oF T tpT
Mr. Ford is rich h u t n either Mr.
| . tfyimteo._______________ avoiding the rush which is sure to take place, for in nddiTh in g a l l
nor the people of the
}LK '«
« « “« FOR TODAY
tion to thousands of our home-folks from Seminole county Uoolidge
VF.RBE
United States w ant to depend u p
\
U
/ H E T’ROCK
OF AGES—"lit* In will be crowds of out of town people here from DeLaml, on him entirely to defend this
y.Rock, IHa work is perfect: for Orlando and other nearby towns.
county in case of trouble.
H I. way* are judgm ent: n tluit
1« ■ Uncle Sum isn’t exactly n pail* j
Tomorrow
should
see
such
trading
in
Sanford
as
has
never
llth and w ithout Iniquity, just
t
per nml he isn’t supposed to be a <
v
\
—
been witnessed here before. Those who fail to take ad poor idiot, without initiative.
rig h t la, he.” Deut. 32:4.
A Y E R -vantage ot elm rices like t h is miss opportunities to make
J-R ock Divine, () refuge denr, really worth-while savings.
WHEN YMU see the name Fn I
CAUSES OF BLAINE’S DEFEAT
h ahelter in the time of storm ."
limn,
vou think of some O riental
T hrill does not epnsisl entirely in hanging onto money. Indv with
COLUMBUS, <»A., KN’tjU lH ER -SU N
Kri
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wide hip*, large rolling . i
JOURNEY TO TH E 8UM- It means making every penny count tor the most. And so. Ieyes, well Mael.ened nt the rdgps,
, MER COTTAGE
litorial in the Si.vanmili [ hunnn w:-s elected iiy the demoAn
it you would bo tbrilty, you Hhotild investigate the values !low forehead, and » generally
| rfia it week before we left:
I heavy Build, df,t|»cd in loose cloth i’n- a few d ay . since, discussed j en d s in IHutl, sail he was the last
that
are
being
offered
you
by
Sanford
merchants
in
the
'Vh ahlpped the trunks nml
ing. 'prond out on a divnn, nr Inft- tin ,M«*ot of Jam es (I. Blaine, in! dem ocratic president before the
Dollar Days of Tuesday and Wednesday.
boxes,
guiilly in ut mg a lotn-tom to nt- IKM, when he w u. the republican I election of Cleveland in 1MSI.
—
JACK OTIHNs,
116 E.
/
1
u 5 N oT
To
S B E 1mCo o 6 H
PHONE 8311
T haT
ELECTRIC
SALE
I S
0 ” S tationary
S ” S tationary
9 ’’ Oscillating
Phonographs und
R adiator ornaments
Musical instrum ent.
THE NO1
SHOP
Look .
(j Ea^Icaiem,
17*5 GPbwS.
OtdGeR ;
^
5^AP1L>f/ / , X
710 Sanford aI
Sanford. Fit
'
A
BIG REDIK
—(IN —
•1» by .T/i t’nlit tinder
29 by tit) 1‘nthfinder
31 by 525 Goodyear
\ &
ahlpped the sheet*, the potted
m e a ts ,
lnnt* and phloxes;
e hammer iind the
garden hose,
the tubs
and
| ' ;.,tverythlrig that wouldn’t
break,
V really llttlo left to tnke.
it* t h f day for us to a ta r t
It.-',“ N ow Juot a m inute
the ca r, because th e re
things which m urt go In
1C
died me to a stack of stuff,
thU," she said, “ th ere1, room
ft’ enough.”
Id I: ‘TH take it If 1 cun,
'1 don’t drive a moving van.'
Ijr**1
*i
a table and a chair,
of fancy can d le,
t»w and u flower stand,
omo carpet .w eeper ImudlcH,
cage and n glolu- «d fmh,
eat loaf in a yellow ili.ll,
u A 'u d
"“i i
hook*.
all th a t day to Pointv Aux
B arques
We. ahull apcml tln< .ttm-
“ w,
C roHd, w ith Much a Itmil
m arks the tin-ahop driiinmcr.
-pin*
fit th
thee kitchen
kitchen sieve
.o.ve
pe to
to fit
broom
3omas and pota
pnta amt
and puns I
R
drove,
m errily thin line I lipped:
said the n lu ff hail all hern
■hipped."
E*':,...
-r E d g a r A. Gueat.
t-j‘
°— 5----
M ford, the trad in g
,j|l Florida.
center of
your dollara do dnuhlc
y tomorrow und Wedncatlay.
Sousand* of dollars will he put
p.ldrculutlnn in this eity during
t:(WO Dollar Duyit. T h u means
f bualiicni, p re ater prosperity,
i t more m u t c h . fnl people.
------- <„------
who would keep up w ith the
h of Hanford rr*>i*t coritilinaL
iya throuKiioot :he entire eity
the lartfe number of now
under constluction.
’Ofd real estate continues to
111 v alu « i. Money Invested
, , -tw w “*tn well located
Will m ost certainly work
J ts o .w n e r.
i Would be em inently good hasi». for Florida If someltody, or
organU atfon, could sta rt an
•to-goodnesa movnment for
millions of flowers to the
and the parks und the
i of th l h s ta te fo r full and
) blooming.
,7 -------- o--------rhqre the Hanford Horald
whqra
jdtrlng
ring about w hether the
>money in banks draw s InterT h a t1editor ah o u ld ,g o t aew ith S ta te T reasurer
Inning of Leesburg. There's
who d o ea n t overlook any
Jl.—Leesburg Con,morels).
.
"O" ■
-'
M ink Banford has had a
lu st ta k a ,•<look a t the
am! notice th e ra te
a ia training,, Bank
i.
Baft tlm ee don't
wn w here th e banks
cent grow th in twelve
^ . Wo wonder If theTO,
or Id* w hore’tl
the
In F lorlda
owing (n dtlepoaits fast-
m s M R f r ^ fordT
r^.7P"’ r > -----mt . with
build the
Jit.
Mary's
t, and Getifw stru ctu re
o f th a bulhb
A Groat Stay-At-Home-Vacation Plan
In a Virginia town a little larger than Sanford several
groups of women have adopted a stay-at-home-vacation plan
which they say is working beautifully.
The plan is merely tm arrangement hy which a mother
is given six days each tveek away from her children, and
her children are given seven days a week of programs for
their pleasure.
Seven mothers each with one or more children less thnn
five years of age agreed to each take a clay out of the week
and show all the children a good time. This leaves each
of the mothers free from the care of the children fo r the
six days ou which she is not obligated to look out fo r them.
When the. first group of seven mothers took up file plairr
other-mo (hers- followed -tha (ncitmple,- sn -‘ Hill* now’ ffiflVe afo
a number of groups working out a remarkably satisfactory
home-vacation plan which some of them would like to see
extended the year-arouml.
With the aid of the nurse girls employed in so m e of the
faniilies the hostess mother arranges a program that will
“ ,l,l"l>y llay f"i-lu- 1- . IrniK. s. o n e wnnum e e n im l
a load of sand, some pretty ‘‘beach’’ umiirellas, little shovels
hud pails, and converted her hack yard into a playground
that the children dearly love.
Another woman converted a large screened porch into
an excellent kindergarten room, and secured a fairly good
kindergarten equipment to use on "her day at home.’’’
^
Hc-Tvwal the children was ’planned hy all the
ni(,'h eis and considerable cure is taken to guard the youngs
ters against food that Is not good, for them.
Hy some of the other groups of, mothers older children
are taken care of in this fashion. Ami they get trips to
tin1 woods und iittorfloons Jit Lho movies, und ico-oroiun and
cake, it you please. One crowd of eleven boys and girls
ranging from seven to twelve were taken bv their hostess
on a wonderful trip to Natural bridge. Anti one week this
summer throe of llie hostesses put their days together and
took their young-guests on a three-day camping trip
Seeking a big-word title for their scheme one of the
Virginia women laughingly ntllrf it "co-operative mother
hood but she says; that her young son, an only child who
was greatly in need of companionship, declares this’ is quite
the dumbest summer ho has ever known.
T h e Herald is wondering if such a program could not be
winked out to much advantage among congenial families in
haniord.
()FHOSB WHO AltK making a study of conditions in
Florida this summer ure generally coming to the ctmglusfon that conditions in this state have been improveiT by
the and of the era of speculation and real estate gambling.
"After the boom” in Florida finds the state with an unheard of amotini tif money on hand and with an increasing
program of public improvements under way, which ih a
most unusual condition for a stale that iH said to have su f
fered a collapso.—Spartanburg (S. C.) Herald.
tfiirt vottr nUi'iition and your time.
Ketiuil I’a.hu Im. changed that.
Fulim.i in this days’ T urkish news,
hn. tiuljbi'd liair. w ears men's
d o t to - . two revolvers and two d ag
gers, and directed a bund of men
terrorising villages in tho Tnurus
mountains.
It’s a long step from
the harem and the nttrghlen, the
chief eumicn to female hob-haired
bandit ry,
f'A U .K S, TH E Mexican p resi
dent, evidently believes he lias
enough M exican, with him to put
through tii> anti Cnthnlic legisla
tion.
lie cimnut Imve tt mnjolfeF,
since an overwhelming m njortly of
Mesieao.. aie Catbolii i,
t'os.ildy
lie • I-1n I. there is enough lighting
I»pv. i i in hi- .Minority, which
i hide:, organized iuloir. to carry
tlll'OUgh 111. [llilllH.
TO CRITICISM from Home and
el.i-when C alle. I'cplu'!. hy deport
ing tin Rope’s envoy, n . an "in
etin'e'lllelit."
1’npe I’m . .till refrains from
pint m g M oicn under an interdict,
although i (ml step is urged In con
rent rate attention on the Mexican
situation.
Monslgnor Crespi, the
Pope's envoy, ju st deported, Ita l
ian by Inrth. an American citizen,
will come U New Jersey.
W udiingl iii re p o rt, that (hi.
government will make no represuiitnlions in Mexico in connection
With law . ft ibidding
religion,
teaching in schools and con fiscal
ing church property.
No proper
ly of American citizens being in
volved, it i‘- said there i. no cause
fur mli rveiition by the United
S tates.
PROTES TANT denominating) lake
different view, of Mexico's light
on the ( ’atIndie church.
A week
ly new spaper published hy P rotest
a n t Episcopalian authorities , Itnounce. ( ’alien as an enemy I ieligion, and akks Episcoiiaiian. to
jirny with Roman Uatliolii , en
A llgust t ag u ill.t llie Mexican
i lunch laws.
ON THE other hand Bishop
George A. Miller, residcnl bishop
i f the Methodist church in Mexico,
in a statem ent issued through the
Board of Methodist Missions de
scribed President Guile.- uml his
laws against tho Catholic church
a* "hurolcAlly facing a difficult
ftltimtlnn.'’ According to rlic Meth-’
odist bishop. Guiles is fighting a
century of effort by the Uatlmlic
church to gain political cunliol of
Mexico.
TH E LONDON Times wonders
wtuit Mexico can gain bv "stifling
religion." Tho overwhelming m a
jority of M exican, being illiter
ate, deriving "th e ir only idea, of
~
LIVE A N d 'LET LIVET'
m orality and religion from the
MIAMI TIIIIIIINM
Catholic church," the Tim e, won
ders that Mexico should deprive
Live, and let live, vvus suggested | Lee cxeluimeti to them while they these people of th eir mu* coat rol
as the motto which should oxpro** | were ili.ninHing the m atter. If they ling influence.
the Miami apt:
sp irit, when the M iam i1*
1 mi vantage of- the
■ fact
take
th- a t■
Realty Hoard was discussing s ta more small turnovers will bo made
T H E INTERSTATE Commerce
bilisation.
ift I ho future thun was tho ca te Commission says thu Rio Grnmle
It Is a good motto, The move on during the lust year, and th a t Railroad was wrecked by stupid
tho p a rt of tho realty men to apply large transactions will ho few er, financing, not dishonestly, per
a sliding aealo to real estate sales Ihov will defeat the ends they seek haps.
instead of the old fla t five ami len und destroy the public confidence - Casually it is rem arked that the,
w reck wiped out the life savings
par cent la good, too. It may bo jin themselves.
m any.
W recking railro ad , und
th at the real estato jnen will make
In other words, they should not of
mare money, now th at |&0,0i)U sale, turn tho m ater of d ra ftin g the new w iping out savings is the Ameri
Ask th e widows th at
are not eneered at, by applying the i scale over to a com m ittee of new can: habit.
new scale. The 'sliding scale [corner* and then npnrovo it w ith had all th e ir money In the New
would decrease in proportion to the lout rending. They should give.th is York, and" New Haven railroad
High ffnan$(|f .wrecked that,
Increased sale price, hut no in
icstion the m uturu thought of
those th a t had their money
form ation has been givon on the
air bast bruins, and when tfci
in New York’s Interborminimum rate.
revision la presented it should spell
Com,n»ny, mauagpd in for
The real estate men should he stabilisation throughout.
u
days by aa thorough n gang
careful not to m ake tho new scale
I t should actually reduce th e coat
; undrels
b1» aa ever scuttled a
euch th a t th eir net incomes will of buyer and seller of real cetalgC
,o r cu t a ■throat.
A t, . _
>,■> ■ ,
m ote th an they would receive regardless of ^ircels, and it shout
thin* a s i>
i t stands.
i
the thing,
reduce th e am ount the real eaf '
H FIN A N C E w ith a solemn
f. .under the
* riidi^j dealers‘realise from their on
each eye,.aay» the national
m ore out
the MUne. Stabilisation th a t ,
—n t b r s n f i t to run rgili t y formerly n 't atablllM would benefit no on
Ipal govermncnU
• and ms
tut Of hugo We have h id enough of th a t L
tit to si ;:«traat .car linen,
f k f t as It | of "com
‘ know how. They
-th ay
Volstead ariLu
» :
v.
*
N it.
Compete with
The
men, Ifwould I
to railroad
|I v m , inu*t
''■**< y\\* t
S
Other hires in pro!
Let U* Repair You
Rockey Tire
Road Service
311 li, 2ml
Elton J. Moughton
AIU’HITKCT
First NutioTiiiI Hank Hhlg.
S a n fo r d ,------------ Florida
W .H. LOI
MEAT MARKI
410 Sanford A|
10H Palmetto
nominee fur president, ngaiz.sL! Clcvelar.il’s election was in daunt
Grovi f ( 'levi land, the dcm ucm tic for several days. The count in
nominee. Among other things, the New York w h s slow and the enniites run exceedingly close. The
P ro ., a--cited that Mr. Bluino did
not attribute his d efeat a . nine Tiptil count shewed th :-1 Cleveland
to R t\. Ur. IBirchurd’. "Huoi^ ImI Blaine in New York by beRiiiiiaiii-'iii and Rebellion" speech, twei n a thousand and eleven hun
Van n f r Im I tn l (11 ro ia rr to ( h r S e n York It*4l*
n o r rv rn ln K unit lla tr* (« mimic unit IMlkn frnm
to the "B elshazzar’s F east." dred votes.
pnrfa of I In- cioaiitrr.
held nt New York two nights lieThe Press Finy>i the "tru th -o f the
lln d in m-(m litaln llrrt, n tljn stril, am t rrpn lrril,
lore the election.
m atter is, th at in .p ile of these ac
c re e l r it.
Ur ably r. i other man had a cident. (referrin g to the B urchard
C A L L T H E M A N T H A T K N O W S — NOT
more burning am bition to become jppeech uml the lu g ^feast) Blaine
MAN T H A T OW NS ONE
would
have
been
elected
if
ho
could
ppt -ii!i *it of Die United S tates than
Jnmi (!. Blaine, uule.a Henry have commanded the support of hifflux be excepted. Blaine was a ! own party ," nml it points out th u t
long time in obtaining the nomina- ' "when he was speaker of the house
202 N. Park Ave.
Open Until 10 P. M.
I’ha
tii , a . wa- the case with Clay, pf reptem M otives he was accused
it hi l both Wire defrvted in the elei - if making ru lin g , in favor of (ho
torn.. I lav was a whig, and wu. | p a ..a g o of a bill aiding n ccrtnAsd eflated l>\ Jam es K. Pidk. w in railroad. It was proved th. t lilnirm
held .h u r t , ia tho ruiiroad, whiirty
lAaH'it demipcrai?
In relating this more or less were given him, presum ably to iiw ■
IIo never
ancient political history of unr flat nee bis rulings.
country I tic Savannah PresH nays: I could shake off these charges en*:
Mr. Blaine's failure in New York . t iri-Iy. They stuck to him through,*
Two very desirable unrestricted lots on San|
has been ascribed to the break made I itiil h i. public career. Ho w as ul*
A veilin’ priced considerable below the tna
by one of tii. adherent* wlur. a ! haled tu a* the "T attooed Man"
Excellent location either for residence or fill
delegation u d d re sed hint, and ami some of the stri.r.gest lead e n
aim .cd the Democnits for stam lm g of h i. party refused to support
station. Eastern Exposure.
for "R um " Uoniatii-tin und Rebel him.* Among these ler-ders wo*
Several furnished and unfurnished houses
lion."
This i. said to have es Ito.eoe Conkling, then sen ato r
are
priced to sell. There Was neyer a hotter I
from
New
York,
who
stated
th
a
t
tranged enough Catholic voters t >
tu rn the title against Mr. Blaine he was no longer In the erlm indL £
to buy u home as terms are very at motive. |
practin
tho following week.
Following his election and innu*
A prominent Ki'piiidirnp In New
York, however, who romemlu ■I"furntion came the g re a t tariff-fojw
311 First National Rank Bldg.
TeIephom|
Mr. Blaine very well, .u y s th a t the i cvir.ne-only m essage from tn t ■
___ _ ______
Maine candidate did not a ttrib u te . White
Mouse. ___
B ut in the next f
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
his defeat to Burchard’. break w it. ! election, in 1888, Benjam in Hurri*.
Real Estate
Insur
..m defeated him. It hn* alwr.ys ■"
th e three It's.
He said that two days before ' been believed th n t Cleveland's , H aH a■***■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■!
the election, there was a banquet in ! tnm g low ta r if f views were the j
New York of capitalists, u t which main enuno of hin defeat of th at ,
Mr. Blaine assisted. MiltioT.s of [ vutr, and It has been said by many '
dollars of big biisineis was pledg ' that his re-election ir. 1892 wns the
cd to tin- Republican candidate that 1 result o f th e name m essage, thu |
night, and the D em ocrat, mode the ' people o f tho country hy th a t time
m ost of this m illionaire's br-niptei hnvinft been educated to the Clevo-1
by culling >1 "Holshim nv'* F east " land idea of the tariff.
Tho n ex t und last man to be
This, in tin- opinion, of Mr. Btaini'.
elected to th e presidency by the
worked hi. undoing.
It is in terestin g to recall thi- dcniocrntn was Woodrow Wilson
enmpaign of nearly half a centtirv in 1012, and ngnin in 1910. And
ago, when the dem ocrat, elected a -, jw th e uentlon is, "Who will be
president Tm' the first time in the next dem ocrat In occupy the
tw enty-eight yearn. ■ Jam es Bit I Wtiito House, and w hen?"
R a d io R e c e p tio n Is G<
The New York Radio SI
FOR SALE
|
COLCLOUGH REALTY C0MPA1
W hat
Dollar Da
INDIANA BOWS TO FLORIDA
I.AKKI.A Nl> LEUQFJ
When thu Indiana Becurilic
commission took snap judgment
oti the A dair R ealty and Trust
com pony on- Ito offryinj?* of
S arasota T errace hotel securities,
it started aumetiting iait it ptuhnbly w asn't aw are how much it
had n'.urted.
One of its commissioners came
down hero und looked mound and
w ent hack und reported that (he
■ecngitle* offered hy tlg> Adair
company are good ones. Of the
S arasota offering, specifically he
said: " It Is a good loan in my
opinion.” Tho origlnnl complaint
ag a in st the securities hy the In
diana cham ber of Commerce was
baaed on ■ mln'.nfnrmatlun, the
com m issioner asserted, who says
fu rth e r:
As fa r as I -an dotermino the
two issues offered in Indiana
have been good loans. The loan."
eomplidnbd of having been m ar
keted principally In the south
whero tho cloos aalnttonship be
tween tho A d a ir Realty and T rust
Company, . A d tlr and Senter, and
tho Couch O perating company
(operation ednaerns which were
referred to by the state chamber
of coiUM roh) seems to be gen
erally kw ow a. and acknowledged.
Generally speaking th e loans are
' “l - my
good .
■It Lopinion
.it il , and
vwould,
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f 1K
t I—_
. t o„
r by notification unbe
dor (
t law, If presented
tfo not believe th a t
*
lh a purchaser
K0d by having th e
underw riters,
L ctoioly allf< ‘
Means To You
is every indicatfoil 'th a t they have
dealt w ith each otherf in u Mtrirtly
legltim atp and InrtdtH'hH like man.•nerr. ' I t a p p e a rs:th a t th ese people
are m aking construction loans in
about the same m anner as do sev
eral o th er nationally known houses
th n t are registered in Indiana.
The Sanford Merchants are cocrating in a gigan tic two day sale
August and 4.
TOM SIMS
Many a young fellow is just a
chip o ff the oh! blockhead.
Each o f the two days will be kno]
as “ Dollar Day.” Merchandise of
best, at prices that are more than fa
is to he offered to the people of
county and the surrounding trade
ritory. ■
Many considered poor fish turn
out to bo good swimmers.
All we need to keep cool with
Coolld^tt. is a summer camp.
Chicago nurse was fired for
kissing a patient instead of not.
Your luck muv Im had. but a ’
New Jersey couple has ten dtitigh- i
tors.
Moved a 7il0-p»utitl
London. Lots of time
hands.
Watch For the Advertisements in
clock lit
on their
1
■I
Dug an oil well TOO feet deep j„
Mexico. I f tnuv
miy dfopt-r
they’ll s trik e French form s.
t0 “ " trv " ‘■•eda i* n
WBUIHum for men whose dnught a n have Won beauty contents. “
■•‘4 1
•I1 Th« boss is so absent minded
th a t Ohfl dav he came to tho ofn>t " ° f ,roi"* 10 th e golf
a
ii
thia Isn’t hot cnqughtW F
VV-
�HONE
MRS.
-~ r
Miss Dorothy Stumpe
Of Palatka To Become
Bride Of Sanford Man
£ lUnfcc LeflR'"'
ffiH o ly Cross will
of Mr*, h- U-
tem eetinft *»f j j r
R l! rv Society of me
S f f i i y afternoon,
\ Je church pwlora.
« urged to attend,
rljlor? Circle of the
4 will meet at the
5 A. Butler on
C ifttm oon at
CL, Claw of the
jjh will hold it*
t *t the homo *>.
nton. Monday evc-
Mr. and Mra. N. A. Stumpo
of P alatk a, art non nee Hie engage
m ent and approaching m arriage
of th eir daughter,
DOROTHY
to
W ILLIAM EA R L VARN
of Sanford,
The wedding to tnko place in
A ugust.
Fraternity Men Will
Organize Local Club
Hotel Arrivals
MONTEZUMA *
, It'
MJ'ndemere; Mibb Ellza^ rs l Palm Peach; Rower P. William, B. C. Cantwell, Hoilane Btuizley, R. A. Junes, Daytona
Beach; Eddie Lawson, J. CJ, Lock
i n g , Miami; J. If. (;„odlng, Jac k
sonville; (i. E. Mayor, Mr. and
Mr* Wallace Land, llayahore, L,
I.; Hoy Gerard, Miami.
.D A K JB R , SOCIETY E D ITO R
]
Organization of a Pan-H ellenic
eluh, sim ilar to o th er "college f r a
ternity clubs In the l a t f e r citU e
of the state Is the proapect fo r
Sar.forrl during the week,
Those behind the m ovem ent sta te
th at there has been a grow ing need
for t. club of this kind in Sanford
for some time ana th e influx of
fratern ity men into the city in th e
pa»t six months h as m ade th e o r
ganization alm ost a necessity.
Prelim inary plans fo r th e d u b
have already been discussed, and
the organization m eeting will prob
ably be called the la tte r p a r t of tho
week. At this tim e officers fo r
the club will lie elected and plans
for its activities during th e re s t of
the sum m er will be made.
___
. SEMINOLE
•
r . With, Miami; C. N. Kronsn
and family, Pnlrmitto; I \ WimimlllMiss Stum pe is the youngest or Palm etto; R. J. RnSs, Grubbd au g h ter of Mr. and Mr«. Stumpe lnnrls.La,; W. I). Knhortaon, Jackand han n num ber of friends in sonv.lle; N M Sat sis. O. O. Knapp,
F alatku, w here she has made her Mest Palm Beach; John Zalkos,
Hamer. City; Howard Mainor,
home for Severn 1 years.
She is llanieM
C ity; C. H. Crosby, Jnckn g ra d u ate of the Putunm High
M'ller. Miami; MIbb
School and a t p resen t holds a re Ituth Shields, Daytona
Bench; Ben
sponsible position w ith one of the HoweU, W estern U n i o n B U S S 5 S 1* ' r “ ,,ry *.......
« r lerl«. city ; W. A. K i C r ' t S ^ S ! Forest Fires Still
Faint k b .
J. H. Powers, Sanford; W. J. McMr. Vnrn is an employee of the Daniel, Live Oak.
Sweep Far W est
___
" jlU y
of the A tlantic Const Line Railroad in 1
this
city,
und
has
a
wide
circle
Of
!
V
ALDEZ
t h will hold u
MISSOULA, Mont., Aug. 2.— (JP)
meet ink' at the i friends here.
The young couple ' K. H. Young, Jacksonville; Mr
Forest fires continue to sweep
will n.nke S nnfonl th eir home.
'a n d Mm. J. E. Edward, Miami- J. I hey, i-.d control lines in n o rthern
tveuioK------------------ —----1R Du inns, Hnslmeil; Ja m e s A. I Idaho and Montana today forcing
'the Azarian elm**
Jthuroh will meet at
Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Davis, M iss!
. •'“ ' ' ^ ‘mvillo; J. L. Byrd. I visitors to flee w estern glacier n a
iMrs. K. I- Hooker Inn Jordan, Miss Olive l-ezctte. ^
. IIT1,!'- '* Ihids.m. Jacks..n- il inniil park resorts as volunteer
Jn« 8 iiVtm l>- Mem - , „nd Alva lim it m otored to Day
; lighters are recruited In itn e ffo rt
J
; the church at 7:-'tt) j
I to stem the blazes.
torn., snending Sunday there.
i A lianta; Mark F alm ard. AUanla:'
The fortilie firo tr, the Blnekfeet
______
I
W. M. Iloyde, New York; H. O r orest, in tiie park d istrict, which
Mr. nncl Mrs. Kike have re tu rn chard, W ashington, l>. C.; B. 11.
ig TKomawille, Ga.,
S aturday wiped out bU buddings a t
■In Sanford a* the ed to th eir home In M ontgomery, Atkins, T. A. Davis, Miami; Mr. S tryker, is reported still out of
Ala.,
a
f
te
r
spending
a
few
days
in
and
Mrs.
W
A.
tlornell,
F
ort
Myither J. G. Hall.
control. Inhabitants of S try k er all
Hanford w ith relatives.
*',rs
fJ' Ihirthun, Jacksonville; escaped.
F. E. {, riff in, Miami,
t j u Urn wider and
itodav to joieiul tinMr. and Mrs. F. It. W hittle.
Mrs. M. Bolley and daughters,
»«,.
Bt at Wilhur-hy- E lanor end Ethel. leave Tuesday I p n , Mi 1
L°‘‘ ' “ rentette Miss Essie W hittle and Mrs. R.
M W right of Greenville, Ale.,
to spend the m onth o f A ugust at I
, ,
* 'tfmi e tte mot
motored to Orlando Saturday.
Coronado
Bench.
'
few
days
^
"
Icrfan returned last
M r. and Mrs. J. M. Stum on and
t pleasant vacation
Mrs. Leoln W. Powell and dt.ugli- I Mr .
Mrs. <7 Miller spent Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Burdick aj^l
»U, Git.
ter. N ora retu rn ed S aturday from <Sunday in Orlniidn. the guests of smnll daughter.
Mnioric1 Junem otored to Daytona and Titusville,
_ Burhnii* of Fort M ontreal, N. O., w here they have ' Mrs. W alter Miller,
, J>)i"htfllI week end been spending several weeks.
Suuiliiv.
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| Miss Anna Belle Jones of JackI the rut;1! of Mr*. M.
Miss Ruth G riggs spent Sunday ■sonville is the guest of Mrs. Ralph
W arren.
___ F. S. Duiger iflttl in Orlutuio with friends.
| returned Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. 1). P. Herndon,
Mr- n " ‘l Mrs. J. P. Hall and rhil,N. where they
two weeks veiy nnd Mr, and Mrs. John Union dren spent S aturday in Orlando,
jductS;
p i t 1
1r
'% »
ik \\. j
Rfo \
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
11 p. m . --------TODAY
l»,
W ilford Philips is spending sev- !
cral days In-re ns the guest of A. i
M. Philips.
Mrs. Kent Rossiter le ft Inst
week for points in Georgia, where
she will visR. relatives.
Mra- J . G. Sharon and little
d aughter. Jam-, spent S atu rd ay in
Orlando shopping.
The many friends of Eugene
Torwilteger will reg ret to learn
th at he was seriously injured in a
motorcycle accident Sunday near
Edgewnter Reach.
Burrell Borland an d '
small
d aughter, Virginia of Pink aril.
Ala., are the guests of Mr. uud
Mrs. Ft. R. Pippin and Mr. and
Mrs. L. II. Echols.
Mr and Mrs D. L. T hrasher,
Mi. and Mis. .1. D. W oodruff and
son, .lark, nnii Mrs. E. L. Per ran
left Sunday in their cur for Con
necticut .
Miss !<lii Wilkie left Sunday f«u ,
A tlanta, Ga.. (<> -pend some tim-- ■
with friends.
“ N F IJ, GW YNN"
Milam- News and Comedy
•A
A
l>C*"
•.* ,
■J \
•
Tr.i
Misa N s D '
Hams l«Xt Bondage for
where th e y plan to apend ,
Rtclrs.
Miss Minnie Lee
Tampa is th e guest
_ — -----------o4 Mlseee ]
and L aura B u tler « t t h e i r ;
Oak Avenue.
f.
Tuesdny - W ednesday
T urkey D inner
$ 1.00
S E M IN O L E
C A FE
"One o f F lorida’s B etter R e sta u ra n ts”
We’re Magnifying
Mr. and Mrs H arry L. Gibson
left Sunday for points of interest
h i Ninth t'arolina.
,<-f
.\
Dollar’s Buying Power
Miss ('aniline Cogburn lelt
Saturday for M ontgomery, Ala.,
whole she will visit with friends
for two weeks.
j
tim e in *S an fo rd aa th e
his d au g h ter. M rs. L. Q .
1
Archie Belts and son. Charles,
left Sunday for A ugusta,- Ga., to
join Mrs. Betts, who is visiting
friends.
Tuesday- Wednesday
Novelties
Millinery
A miscellaneous group of novelties in
cluding heads, manicure sets, thimble
sets, vanities and others
One lot of sum m er h ats, valuea u p .to
$10.00 . These Two days.
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
' ' j . (jr
The Q u a lity Shop
PARK A V EN U E
Made By Parke Davis A Co.
(No B etter Disinfectant Made)
22 New Currency C igars for $1.01)
II 10c I’o rtln a C igars for $1.00.
22, 5c Havana Smoker Cigars for $1.00
5. l-o/. Bottles Hydrogen Peroxide for $1.00
(Made by Parke, Davis A Co.)
I lie heat on the market.
Dorothy Gish in
J ■A.f-'
Miss Katherine Ray of Palatka
arrives in Sanford today to bo the
guest of Mrs. John Schlrard.
I b o ttl e s K re s o D ip, 55c size, for $1.00
Param ount PresentN
.
J. F. Miller and fam ily of Snrascota are visiting relatives in S an
ford.
11-00
2 75c 0 . Ja G uaranteed Beauty Lot inn Tor
If it does not do whHt la claim ed for it yuur m oney' will be
cheerfully refunded.
2 Boxes Kerhn Cold Cream Fare Powder, a regular 75c Powdor. Both for $ 1.0(1.
A REAL VALUE
$ 1.00
T hree 5tlc Tubes Zi-O-IHne Dental Cicani for
(N one B etter)
Three 50c Boxes Digestuid Tablets for $1.00. G uaranteed to
give satisfaction or money refunded.
Fnlih-biushc;
M* V
Miss Minnie S tew art returned
home Saturday from a delightful
vacation spent a t D aytona Beach
A m usem ents
jU R G L T
jQ
C. B. Crenshaw o f A tlan ta, Ga.,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Gilmer of
M r. and Mra. J- P .- Edmonds le ft
spent Saturday in S anfprd atten d T am pa arrived In Sanford S atu r Sunday fo r points in North^Caroing to business.
day to spend several days.
linn, a fte r being th e g u ests of Dr.
Mr. and Mrs. J . E.Edw ards of
J. 0. Lockman of Miami
is and Mrs. F. D. K ing fo r a brief
Miami arrived in. Banford Sunday spending several days In Sanford time.
to spend a short tim e,
atten d in g to business.
Miss M artha Jones o f Dawson,
Jam es A. Morris of VJscksonR. E. Floyd has re tu rn ed to his Cn„ is th e a ttra c tiv e house guest
vitle spent S aturday in Sanford home In ThomasviUe, Ga., a f t e r , of Misses E lm er Lee and Annie
transacting business.
spending several weeks In S an Laurie Jow ers.
ford.
'
a
Mr. and Mrs- F. R. W hittle, the
John Ivey of Pinkard. Ala., a r
Misses Essie und R uth W hittle,
rived last week to spond a shore
Mr. end Mrs. W A. R adford
Mrs. R. M. W rigthtj of GreonvIHe, Orlando spent the week
end in
A la .,. motored tot D aytona Beach Sanford ns the guests of Mr. and
Sunday,
Mrs, G. A. Rmlford.
Dollar D a y
m otored to O rlando Sunday.
JB
TUESDAY
)A P l\> :d w a i t e r w i l l t a k e
‘p la c e eh r e d e c o r a t i n g ,
th e
if y o u r
ar<3 p a i n t e d w i t h
,feiumina
p f e iin t
Cecil 11. DeMiih/a
“SILEN C E" .
with II. B. W arner and an
AH S tar Cast
—Comedy—
“ Love and l.icina"
E n tire Family adm itted for
M atinee for $1.00 "Com
m unity Dollar Day.”
L e t us sh o w y o u tho so ft
bt ao tifu l co lo rs— h o w eaaW f f i W y.-u c a n h a v e so ft-to n i f j W v;u, clean ly w a lls shov/in^
" y j iio lops vjr b iu s h m urks.
THE CASH DRUG CO.
Read Carefully-
T u rn er F. Hay. I'rop.
PR IN C E SS TH EA TR E BUILDING
BiaiaBHBn
Dollar
Specials
Tuesday
'
Tomorrow and Wednesday
lord Paint and W allpaper Co.
fo r
Wednesday.
H2 W. Firat St.
co lo red
■■■Hi
M For Dollar Day!
11/, yards.voile pluio.l*nd
fancy colors
u esd a y
$ 1.00
^Qt. Hottles Ginger Ale
$ 1.00
Two MejTs Union S u its
~ • fo r-
2 B rassieres. 65c values
up to $3.00 for
Union S u its. Values up
to $1.50 for
Ladles’ H a ts Values up
To $3.00
$ 1.00
N eckw ear $1.50
' fo r
$ 1 . 0 0 ' ________
values
■
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
2 Y ards E v e rfa st Glng
ham cloths for
F a n c y Silk Socks, 85c
values, 2 for
2Yt Y ards E v er-F ast
S uiting
$ 1.00
f
■’kgs Macaroni or Spaghetti
•
.$ 1 .0 0
F a n c y H andkerchiefs 20
d o w n . One do* for
$ 1.00
Rompers
1 1 .0 0
R oyal Society P ackage
' •
.
'.G o o d e
J*
$ 1.00
riv. *■
'
i-'
Maaeing
^ A p ro n s
$
1 .O O
W ir th m o r e D r e s s e s $
1 .0
In the newest of French I’rinta, English P rints and novelty fabrics,
and well made—'Always W orth More but Special for CoMSlualty Dt
Genuine P ure T hread
Corset Brassieres for
81 x 90 Sheets. No
seam s
4 T a r g e siss b a th tow els
w ith c o to n d bo rd ers -
jafliamaa
L adies C orsets. One lot
fo r
Boys. K n ick ers Values
u p to ff.7 5
6 Cans No. 2 Corn
$ 1.00
g in g h a m
Ladies U nderw ear. Val
ues up to $1.75
6 y a rd s 25c bleaching for
®Laige Washing Powder
Regular 25c Size
*
25c
for
$ 1 .0 0
$ 1 .0 0
$ 1.00
5 Y a rd s
Boys Blouses and sh irts
V alues $1.50
11.30 Valuea— In all
the lig h t Hhadea
Straw*, Silk asd ^ S tra w C a ta h N a tt^ e .y
Valais • • to IMS
�r 'V
JBMM
co a imnw^v-*tu.\ «*c —m— —
Jk.iJJ.rJg:r-
av.,-r<wyK
vi ■»ww
*t-
rpJIJtmn - *xKi
1
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IP JW * *
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t ' <‘ <
V
t± J l
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l i r - h i 'U
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f
' t r ' ■S ' *
Sale Of John Wilson
J®,#)* L e w * « u b
Said To Be Pending
IRDS SHOW
r
£>:
Ord Team Leads
gue In Hitting,
Points A h e a d
Fort Myers Club
tweli, Allen
10 In .300 Class
Misses Select
jle By 2 Points,
ivipg.298Average
/*.
Durans, h a r d - h ittin g Suncon te r gnrdticr, nml Alphonzo
T a m p a catcher, tied for
i f honors In the first half of
lorida S ta te League season,
to official figures reS unday from the of fit........
l#nt J . B. Asher. Ih n ,ii.. and
• t c h hit fo r a a nvernge of
S a n fo rd outfielder g e ttin g
“ ) 0Ut of 210 trips to the piste
lo k e r receiver pounding out
In 207 tim es a t hi.t.
I l i a fig u r r s also show that
led the o th e r clubs in hit
Celcrym cn having an
I 0 t x>f .284.
The Sanford
Was 20 points ahead of Fort
In accoml place with an
n of .204, Sarasota, trailed
ta r clubs with .221 .
owing r,ro th te team a w r -
..
.284
»H •b u rg .
.204
.257
.244
.......
. .
.2350-1
------.$35011
liton .... ... .
.23 1
kY, .231
I pounding 7H hits, h u m u s was
KJoutatrlped in the |srg« it mini
f jw f u blows by Uiown of St.
■burg, wlm made 82 but
a verage was lower than
because he went (o hut 234
for on average of .350.
ntwoll with an average of .333
| Allen w ith .31 I Were the only
f .300 h itte rs on the club, nlBalley missed the select
by only tw o points, getting
K<‘| kirts were c u r r e n t . today
th n t Johnny Wilson, the only
pitch*!' In thrt F lorida S ta te
League to tu rn in u no-hit p e r
form ance th is y ear would be
nold within the next 21 hours
to u N ational louiguu club. A
directors’ m eeting of the Sanford
club is to be held tonight a t
which time the acceptance of
an offer recently received from
the big league club is expected
to In- announced.
The m ujor league club became
Interested in Wilson’s work *ee
oral wc<-ks ago and following Ins
no Ini perfo rm a n c e against Itrad
eiitnri they asked for n few dav'*
option lyi his w-xylcr;. which
culminated in an offer.
If tin- deal is closed tonight, it
will mean th a t Sanford is the
f ir s t club in the league to •■■ell a
player to a higher league this
year.
-7 *
IN LINKS’ GAME
BrooklynAgain Th reatem
LeadersjiiiNational Loop;
CubsDitchedInto2ndRank PITCHING
(By Associated P re ss)
Opposition to w e ste rn monopoly
______ .
of liio first division in th e N ation
A m e r ic a 's W o m a n C h a m p F o r al League has broken o u t anew.
I'he Chicago Cubs have been d itc h
Second Time, Consents To ed
into the second ran k and a
Give Associated Press An Brooklyn menace once
Exclusive Story On Career tJirouli r.s the leaders.
'll,,, latest w inning streak of
the Yankees wlh extended to 11
a g a in games when the Whito Sox were
i ruinin' d. k to -1, on th ir bonus dia-
m t*
V
Bailey Clouts |
Club Standings 1 With Bases
But WilleyTij
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet.
And Halts
9
.009
14
Game It('quires Hard
Work, Good Temper
Yankees Win A^ain
From White $px, 8-4
IS ADMINISTERS
TO TENNIS CHAMP
Fort Myers Takes i Mike Kelly D efeats
Allowing
Final Contest From Saints,
Sarasota Culls, 6-4 No Hits Until 8th
Yesterday’s Results
Il
1
Neil her Team Scores Until
Hlli When Ktiffling Makes
Red Sox’s Only Run And
M y a ll Tallies For Indians
ilm ie McWei-nv enma o u t on to p i mnnd in Fhicugo. T he H ug men
of f 'ltnriie K*-ot in ii pitching duel have woui six s tr u g g le s ol tlie irl
ye- 11 1 dav will. Brooklyn ta k in g ,,,, ,.,it four of the west and h u v
Kurt Mvers
th e dei i- imi, 2 to l, from th e flubs. vi t I,, ta s te d efeat. Pii.nock was
.583
in
14
I.ukclaud
The Itoliirci alVo took fo u rth place VII i -I III the box and it was bis
.571
9
12
Orland..
with three • i.iisi-cutivo victories revi i d ' . nth trium ph.
..550
9
11
Golf Ilest Sport For Women now tuekeil away and ra to ime<und
t |, vi land h a n g th e Indian «ign Hunched Hits OffThoniasAid SANFORD
.522
11
12
Tnmpn
Kays Miss Collett, (living a half game from the. third-place ■in He- Host mi Bed Sox, 2 to t
.42f»
New York Victory; tiro was Brail.-riton
12
in
the T rib e ’s winning
.391
14
9
Reasons F o r Statem ent ffiirilir.als mid tiut six c o n te sts stretching
Surnsotn
Nose
Out
Washington,
H-7
•
tr
m
l
to
seven
s
tr
a
ig
h
t.
The
I ruin Hie league leading P ira te s,
.348
15
8
St. IV tersim rg
It was i. hard defeat for I^oot, (,-luli battled th r o u g h eight in
HLHVKLANl),
Aug.
2.—(/!’)-—
A
E ditor's Note: - Hlenna fjnllett,
ning w ithout a scorn and in the
golf cliumpioii umon^gA uierfq^n * He allowed hut five lilts, w hereas n m i h. ftcr the Howe had p u l over p i t r l n r s ' battle lie ween Huffing
SOI 'T il EASTERN LEAGUE
Mi
Weeny
yielded
seven.
Jo
h
n
n
y
wanier., till th ro u g h th e A sso
Won Last Pet.
a mu. Huriis’ single scored two. and la-vson ended in a 2 to I vic
Hid
h
r
's
single
drove
home
Martory for f'ii-veland Sunday. Neitli- Coluilllni:'
ciated Pier, how idle renehed ^
.720
18
7
I
,
•
.
n
gave
four
hits
and
Kufrn.ti with tin deriding run in the
rhnuipion-.iiip height)*. Miss Col
t r team scored until Hie ninth, Montgomery
.080
K
17
fin-' nve.
fifth.
le tt f.pl.'iin her g am e in detail
when Ruffing scored for Boston. Jacksonville
.)$()()
18
12
i
.ng
an
up-hill
b
a
ttle
,
the
St.
It.
hind
tinleiuly
pitching
ol
to .Mi: - Ethel M. Halsey of the
Myiitt, pir.i'h h u tting fur l.eveu,
.481
14
13
Mil/mll-m, tlo- ( limits chalked up I.on. groWT. in Hied in tin- eighth Xturted < Ji vcluild's linlf of the A ll.iinv
Associated Preas s ta f f , telj* of
.320
8
17
Sivannnii
her
tom uiuiieiit teiiijierumenl tin n third 11 night tr iu m p h over iiinl , ..| ,.|| Hit ee runs to nose out Kiiinc witli a single, lie took sec St. Augustin**
.21 1
r,
22
even to ilie e xte nt o f a d m ittin g t In- . I. I,nm ( ordinals, 7 to 2. He ' ■u'.tor , 8 to 7. SchanirV n r - ond on l.’i-gnii's wild throw and
■
11
<
.
11
witli
one
on
tied
the
.Jin
I
on
and
Kelly
led
the
New
end
nil oeca- ion I " c u r s ” word, telly
Jumie-oil's sa c n fic e (lit, only to InNATIONAL LEAGUE
Y•.i L attack ag.iiM P itc he r Alex- I ulll i m l later a single by Wdl- run down when Spurgeon hit to
of how woman golfers rhouid
Won Lost Pet.
audi
i,
emit
nl.at
mg
a
hoinp
run
dii.ve
iii
the
deciding
run.
in
in
dre , and li t llie nioct p ro m is
Kigney.
.579
55
40
Hitt l.urgh
mil
Hnhert-oil
also
hit
home
r
.li.
.Ion
Huti-iiiiley
produced
his
limit
ing of young golferu :niu.i,i;
Boston
(V in to n I H irliiin U M en lsF o rm er
not) Dun nut 1 1 l ('iiiciiinnl 1
.554
45
51$
t
inBrowns
hud
previon
ly
|
.
.Ill
eiri
nil
wallop
of
the
season
rnr.
women
Tin- Associated I're-i ;
( levt.-liind
non non n:* •» 5 2 Rt. I.mtis
.530
47
43
T each er,
l i - 1 . I ll, (i-:i In
f..| !'!, I.••Ili:-.
to ' . lit in a row.
r o p v re lit tie- interview.
B a tie ,,, - Ruffing ar.d fia- tun; Brnuklvu
.515
4!)
52
.I.lphia'
e
n
g
a
g
e
m
e
n
t
with
F in al H o u n d O f N alio n til
PI.,I
linn O 'i.ia r v . veteran w alker,
I .'-v cn and sew*-II.
.505
49
59
Chicago
11
,
11
•.,i
w
in
jiostponed
on
nccoont
E A ST E R N PO IN T, Cmui.. Aug. p e rl..m in i In n t be fre tin* mnin
( T ia m p io iiH h ip A I N e w Y o r k
.500
49
49
N
’.-w
York
Ill- of lain
2 i/l'i- I’lie girl who was linih-l : how Oil l hr polo tiruuudr..
Yanks Will un Hunched Hits
.412
57
40
Boston
CHH’AUO, Aug. 2. )/!*)- New Ptiiladelphia
NEW YORK, Aug. 2. </l’) - when li-' fn l held u golf club
.400
28
57
York hunched hits off Thomas and
C ritic, who have luokei I with i. riine y ear ago as •*:» girl who can
,drive a hall like a m an,” today,
Counully Nun-lny and made it two
A MERIC AN LEAGUE
dubious eye or, William ’I’. Tihlen’.-t when :.ln- is Aim-lien's Wouii.a
straight hy defeating Chicago, 8
Wot. Lost Pet.
attem pt to link the stage and tile cham pion for tin- second time, do M f__ I / 1 ___ A___ X » _____ A l l / v n i m t c
to 4. Penimck Imd good control New York
.063
34
157
tenuis com Is in one career today c la rev: “all a woman can hope Tor
;.nd altlmiigh freely hit, kept, the CU*vc land
.573
11
59
laid new >villi lire to support their is to In- a.-, good golfer as sin1 ran
Iik-iiIk from liuncliing tlu-ir hits in Philadelphii.
.520
48
52
toreast of a declining in his rac- lie with the hitndieup (if being n
all but two innings.
.510
6(1
52
uct mastery.
D
etroit
Woman.”
New York
903 003 I10--K 12 1 WuHhiugton
t
.505
48
49
His erushing defeat yesterday at ■'She i- (ih-iiua Collett, at
23
ST. I’KTRKBBIJKO. Aug. 2.— Chicago . , <)()() 200 0 0 2 - 4 9 2 Uhicngo
.500
51
51
SARASOTA, Aug. 2.— (/P)— F t.
the liumls of Vineeiil Richard; in twice- N ational Woman's champion,
Batteries Pt-nnock und Sevorid; St. Louis .
.410
59
12
Hie fir.nl round of the M etropolitan winner of iuterni tional honor ., My«-r look S.-.tinday’ii ga m e frdm (/Pi Mike Kelly held the Saints
Tlionias, Cennally mid Urabrunki. Boston
.310
69
31
i Imuiploiisliip, 0-3, 0 4, t -0, 0 2, She hold till view I T . spite 111 tllg
liitl,
f,.r
sever,
innings
not
allow
S ara nta hv a • core of ti to 4.
nu.rki d 11n- I bird utiii mo.it decisive fact, that she hits just won t h ‘Brown , Cmut* Fruni Behind
All It II Pf) A E ing a man to reach firs t during
trium ph scored ovei (luui thin year Griswold tr o p h . lien- hy plavuig FT. MVKltS
SOUTHERN a s s o c i a t i o n
tin .1 1one and tin- (.'rowers won here
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2. t/pj The
( a an . Il
by the youthful
rival
who
hn
W.1V. Lost Pet.
Sato,dav,
t
to
I.
, .
......... ;........ | golf winch : pin t w riters deo-nln- a:....,a,ti,a , r
St.- Louis Bi.tvvus entile from b e - 1 New Orleans
3
.057
♦59
.'91
challenged Ins suprem acy for civ!,,., - M .......... d M\ would I , | , , | . | .
............’ "
h i? v d k n t o n
a b ii ii p u a k hind to win from the W ashington
VS« l,I,am, J.
.010
Ulcil-SflV;- yea I .
;
49
I.t
M
cinphis
LHmtt, '.’.I.
4 0 l) 1 2 It Senators Sunday, 8 to 7. Reining
.578
43
59
U lule Tilde,I was going down I.. | |„
;,t f
1|.lii>i Allen, ef
Hirminghnm ’
Wheeler,
.J.
l
l
l
l
i
n
! hfr~H home .run, scoring ImiIiUkI Nashville
Hon'.a, II.
2 II
.538
48
5K
'tiTenJ, aui.tli.'i imii.,mil eliam|.i..o j ;d„. u ,lt
oif.i .-'"d.'l A i.H ., i na
ftiArtis,
II.
Robinson to I,,- the count in the
2 0
.495
51
59
nhont vvho.e title d.-f.-n c Ti-uiu
tional Ml.-. Mo- |..w s the : port Ul.VlIfy, s
111 eighth. 3'lnr, W illiam s .singled, A 1hint :t
Lee, rf
I
.418
(lorn tne, been vvoiiynig, d ip H le .l I
| i.,.),, .
a e It.,' best lln-ie ( T»;r,«•. y, 2t.
52
13
M-d.iln
Rirlmrd.'.ii,,
If
bringing in the winning run. Judge ( 'bat 1anonga
ft-ars I.f (lie skeptics. Ili h-i, Wills, ‘ i 1 lor u on.-ii , a lthough sin- rero loin, tmi, ,.389
58
37
Ill-well, ef
hit a home run in the first inning
whose tour of K m ..p.- w as halted gio/." el. ai J, its limiti.tHon. lor t >(.i„ r>,)- >., p
.362
08
.
37
L
ittle
Rock
Hourlein, c
with two on. Sum Rice gut four
two months ago |.y j.n operat ion I j„.,
Johnson,
s:t
singles in four tim es nl hat.
Total ■
37 0 7 27 12 2
I..r app. ndicilis, guv,- convincing j | f , . ||a. <1 Work, (ioud T e m pe r
Barron, i>
W: shingtcT. 109 209 910 -7 Ifi 2
ev ideiMs- of t o r complete r.-cove, y
f|,-i ..v „ : t..rv of to-v In- w-ok
Kelly,
p
St. Louis
922 001 03x 8 12 1
RARAROT\
Alt It II I’O A
of M rength and f-u-m y.» ti-rdav I , .............. .
.. .......... .
llorni.-k,
5
a
1
2
3
P
a
tte
rn
:
M urruy,
M ulberry
\tiicririm League
by -a lly d. leuting Mary K. | r,„ „ , . - , Mrv,
I,aid vvor.k .....I
Totals
I 7 27 II I and Rue I; Zachary, Ballou, VunSt. I.ouis, 8; W usliinuton, 7
Urowne, forim-r champion, nml cap- K,„,«| lopipor into Urn f- rmula as Arm strong, t Ii 3 I 1711 I
gilder null H argrave.
T urner, 2b
New York, 8 Chicugo, 4.
tain of l ho Wight man Cup team.
W-ll : n sulistilutloil of skill for
ST, PKTK.
AH It 11 PO A li
Cleveland,
2; Boston, 1.
I’iie Rlchurds-Tildeti matc|i ulao s tr e n g th and, above nil, tin- u Hsnr Hogan, 31,
Milnxzo, ns 3h
(Only th re ■)marked
reverse ,.f .-nee tint! not i n p . an.I till.-, make Henton, If
,i, . . Tilden’ii
.
,, sixth
.....................
Doyle,
3h-ss
MaliU-li, if
.follow ing a r e the hutting
a ' do nut In rlu d e game-, at
releused by J. H. A -her for Jim yeti', for the Pliiludclpln,. M arin ,,.
w»,H, vvh.le. but ..nlv
it Irnlf hcusoii play. The hmt indoor smgli-K matches I.,
t. Ultl K..t r,
. vval - .M. Ili.r.abl, 1
Brawn, if
do not include gnnu-i at L**ih» l.anisti* ami J hjiii Horotr.i nl \iTKr t |M. |f,,u ••
ton ytlth l.nkelaud, .lime 17 France, while several
weeks ago j••s„1„eli„,e
I get
t„ Brower, |>
n o r of thu g a m e s with San- n- went down to ;d raiglit-set d- l , lrivi, „ ff
| ;il„ H„ x I.. Mill.*,
uue 21) and the gam e with e „ t be|.,ri- young Alfn-d II. Chap . nervotn-H th a t I want to lie down XX-ll. .Miller,
Ju ly 3;
in J r , of Spim gfiel.l, M uss..
1
(li *.
Jlub
IM
T otals
3.3 4 III 27 12
Iiete "1
ii.odf was not so im- j i|,oUgJ, | could not pousiblv lot li.e
I, B radenton . . 7
3 .42!) 1".ria n t, for It,, hard , him fret,m a t - jmH. j tfVh.k 'what price clm v’ x Batted f..i Brower in 9th.
line, T a m p a
5
2 . 10') ly .up el In-. r,n in. I leiicher during an.I why snffi r nil ilii- pn
for n gain- xx Hath I lor Hrnwn ill Dili.
4. Banford ... . 210 78 .371 | th e ir long ilucb mi the courts. Hut .-f eoli '! mid tin-a I ,|o hit tlo- ball,
-Tampa
202 75 .-’•711 never before In. i tile young Olyill- b. It, r tlillll iv.',-, .-ml g.-t :, ii-.il Foil My.-i 1
lilt 021 Hill
J tr , Rt. Pete
102 00 .358 ! pie chumpmii Won III |.-t:s than fivlb
,ill
.ml
of
it,
and
every
Hung
is
Sara
.ota
Him OIH 921
ck, I-nkeland
70 27 .355. sets and never I,.-fore has Tihli-n, nil lig ld .”
Siimm. rv -Two huse hits, Hrun. Rt. P o le ... 234 82 .350 -luring his long u-igr. a t the net.
“ But aside I , <0,1 litis |.i-r,u,nal dio, C han.ey. T u rn er. Hogan, licnit Lakeland
l t o 38 Jl-lb l.een so dee nav i-ly huateli a t Hafel-liug
of 111ir.> , I have four i, a- ton. Stolen Imse, O’Reilly, ChunHi Bradenton
32 1 1 .3 i 11 height of a Ia nnis Campaign.
-ini.s f..r thinking golf is the la s t fey.
Sacrifices, Denton, Hogmi.
lr, Tampa
... 02 21 .32!)
Tile two I'alifornia girln met in M|.ort for women: F irst, it doea Double plays, T urner, 11..gar, and
rail,. Kuufunl
57 l!t .222, IIn* final round of the MndstonM. B ru le n lo n
187 02 .222 f'lnb invilulion loiirimmc-r.l. and not mean, am rlfices tliul 11 girl A rm strong; Chancey to Hntizu to
; Orlutnlo
224 70 .325 Mis*. Wills trium phed witli lliL- loss would nob like to m:»ke," said Miss Vrickhnm. L eft oti huse, Ft, My
..Turnpa
0 2 . 20 .323 of only five guinea, 0-2, 0 2. For Collett, who, swims, drives n cur, ers, 9; Sarasota, 8. Base on I.. Its
flingo. Ft. Myers Ui EPM) .323 the first tim e since her return to rid, s, damtej) and owns it host <>f off 111■..vver, I. Struck out hy Do
Winning
I , S a r a s o ta
79 25 .310 tin- court-:, I lie cluiiii|ihin curri.-d friend* off the link:; us well its on mingo. 2; Brower, 2.
pitcher, Domingo. Umpire*, Rol
J, Rt. I*. Hr a 222 70 .215 lu-r In. I lie In the net without, hosi J liriu.
Ban ford
1 1 h 27 .214 tnlion, siiiadilng with old time livery P lay er Plays <)«,, <lum«> lins and Tandy. Time, 2: ID.
"Rei ond, goll' i.t :» spurt m which
Mb S t. Pete.
151 17 .211 vigor.
oiu-jtluyH o u t's own game, regtudThe most recent estim ate of the
t , Bradeiiton
52 10 .2(18
h-s i, ,.f p artn er or <>pp6ncat, ,uuu
population gives a total of
tto, F t. Myeru 210 75 .305
Yluir City (2511,tint) (healer I-. >>r Womun, and Ibis is iiupi.rtav.t world’'
1.849,51)9,0(11), of which 725,HOI),li‘ St. Pete.
02 28 .801 he built on I7(h Street,
for tin- itllib*li(!.vvonuin, since she is 000 arc Caucasians, 080,000,990
bleu, Brildciitnr. If,7 47 .109
thus relying on her own rtrrr.g th , Mongolians, 210,00ir,<inn Nogrnc;,
/ , E anfurd
218 oft .298
P ensacola- (2,<HlO,t)l)l) plant of Mtanding otr her onai frut and feel lOO.OOOJHH) Jews, Ji)4,59li,»9 Ma
»r. S a rrso ta
81 21 .200 Nt-upnrt Coiii(iniiy i.-opeu::, in re
ing l he joy uf independent achieve lays, 20,000,000 Indians.
stork, T am pa
58 17 .203 niurleled huildmg.
'
ment
.
Jfcld, Lakeland 121 30 .290
‘‘3 bird, golf is u 'gam e' us well
Four million people in the IS,.led
r, Hanford .... 11)3 ' •’ .200 J J o h n s o n , l-’t .My.-is 2112 17 .23.! i :e a snort, und ls i nch, it teaches S tales
moved into dew In.no • May
F t. Myer*
112
.280 Ihimingue/., T :m p u
7n Hi .22'.) women a woiolviful IcssuT. in 1 a t a moving cost of (Od.iitiil.iiini
Lakotuj .... 11)2
Lake
132 21) .227
.880 llewell, Orlando
Iroiiiliniiuimuts. It cannot help
te F t. Myc-rH...
Mye
221
.285 Block. Rt. Pete. . . I l l 25 .225 making women more sportsm an first, golf is splendid exercise for a
St. P ete____ _ 11)4
.281 T in k e r , Orlando
245 55 .221 like. Il is like an honor nyloin in woman. It keeps her out in the
M, O rlando..... 225 tit .284 JuckBun, T am pa . . 150 35 .221 r.ehool. il develop.-; tlm hest side of open 1 ir, in the huh and (htc wind,
Sanford
212 00 .283 L uther, Lakeland
5(1 11 ,22d u g irl’s cliHrju'ior, touching
bur makes lu-r walk many miles 11 day
Bar, MuriiHuii.
30 11 .2H2 Huurox, Tnmpn
P.H 42 .220 in,|,lie,t. honesty with herself, gen- Dlul ill it.; drives ar.d other strokes
01 14 .219 i rosily of tin opponent, fair-inind- develop:, body muscles tending u>
»ma, fia n jo rd .. 18
5 .278 H ew itt, Rt. IM u,
la, Bradenton
1)0 25 Jt78 Leo, Tumpu
197 42 .213 , duets and self-control.
igtlicn and niuko more gracu4QN, F t. Myers 30 10 .278 H* JnhliHun, H’dt.pi 109 30 .211
er whole body.”
Last, which I m ight huvu put
two, Ht^.Puto,
70 21 ,270 l.am.inHS Rnrusotu
80
fJohnnon, B'dtou. lid si .271 l)oun, lutkolund
7L
Hanford.......166 45 .fn Rtunlou, Tbinpa
121
i .F t .' M yar».J26 04 .272 Hoy Ip, Rt. Pete.
.213
»,_S*nforil ,1,170
JJ7L Tim berlaka, Tuinpu 34
, BrodenUm 120 85 .271 Henmitt, S t. Pete. ..1 6 9 H'J
.271 Uodgvu, LakgiomJ..... 75 15
* M
.208 Made*. Tanipa ....... 10 ' i>
inford.. 30 .8 .207 Kelly, Brutlentnii . 51 UI
Myer* 226 00 .207 Mutliin,- Bradenton
20
5
10 .204 Biggs. Rnrniiuta . .», 89 17
10 .203 Ucnicke, Lukoluiid 79 15
^ y e r s 225 50 .262 Bghr, Ht. oP te.......
79 15
•fo rd ----- 227 no .260 HadHer., Sanford . ... 10 3
J o c k i i i j t c i i i n b o N— » j;$ p iN G b l b o w b in
Bt. Peta._ 81
8 .258 Arm ntrong, RuruHotr.101 10
.laaton....211 54 .250 Fatvoye, Lakeland .. 48
9
There is no fault greater
renter in golf tlpn oyer the shoulder willmut
uford.„.... 61
13 .255 Trvnchard, Orlando 49
9
limit to let the elbowvs fly around 'S fid ln g ’tho knee h o tu ^ llv .
0
. 57 .251 Ridwell, B arasota ......24
aimlessly in inaki.ug 1a1 golf sw ing, t jfT ia ll, a * lt* h o u ld , and not in
Aurwtoia., 10 4 .250 Culbrcath, Orlarulo.. 40
8
.,*n the jfn** bepds nut wnnl
W henever I want to be uliHolu
IftrM y o r* 50 15 .260 R. Alvaros, Tam pa.... 2.3 4
rd the othpr* knee, the left
curtain to muko n good dflvftii
148 87 .248 FTomba, Orlando . . . . .30
comoH
*ly and the leg
rumomhor to keep both iny
W»...e!l48 87 .348 G ra lf. Lakeland........ 80
1 on th e
the foot slight*'
g o r in g
““ *?♦ >*
:ht aide*.
golfer
on their game
liio the aaatwoi
pa -..u.-v-' J?...s' 8. .102 Ing- th« elbow*
b it of
ha* put moca
in i* a
(eland-.... m , " 8 .168 in m oraw nya than one,-It pi
'helped «i
to acquire a
B
)ta ..... 0)
8 .148 one'* uiitur -IfeBi’ tarmac
* awing th
•py Other thing
»ton..._.i... 8ft' 'aB .147 w ithout th* body. It help* th e'
H ®f*, • \
‘ ' WL- J .V ’ 1 *H3 (on of t h * - ^ f t Knee and the rail
vadvhw
L oVan won a
.125
Dioyer, who
heel, becauMj;
aw l
« , r
\ .• ’ * '*
circles thle hnses fivee tim ea in
the way of celebrating his 87th
h i i t Inlay and tne fe at was accom
plished in four m inutes, 54 seconds.
Belated Rally Fj
DUEL One Run Short
C M S f ,-
GameBetweenColts
And ’I'ampa Ends In
Oth With Score Tied
Johnston, if
Brown, t-f
O m eles, 2h
B ryu), If
L u e k e y , <•
Hhnrea, li.
Alversi.T., p
Totals
Bradonlon
St. Petend.uK'
|
29
1
27 12
9911 till) 9(H)
919 990 000
1
I
Rum ilia r> Uli.h-n huse, Johnson.
Sacrifices, Itryau and Uurnr
Douhle |il:»v •, Klliott to Johnson t >•
B arnes; Mda/./o to tiinelcs t,<
Rhiircs. Left ,.n huse, St. Peter:
b u rg , 6; Bradenton, 5. Base on
halls, off Herron, ‘2; AIverson, 3
Struck out, l.y Alversor., 5; Kelly.
2. H its off Barron, 3 in 3 inning: ,
Kelly 9 in 7. Hit by Hamm (Mil
tivnm).
Winning pitcher, Kelly
Um pires, Bindley and Frederick
Time, J :45.
CARDINALS DROP
SECOND GAME TO
Jarksun, Kelly And Hullonilev
IIil Ilomem. Kelly’s Ueing
With 2 On Haues; Flow era
Of Cnrds Is Out Of Line-Up
NEW YORK, Aug. 2 .—(/»»)- Th.*
Now York Giunts won their s,-. „nil
gam e from the Rt. Louis CunlmnU
Sunday, 7 to 2, giving them dm
edge of tile aerie*. Jackson hit
homo run with one on ir. the
fourth' ur.tl Kelly slummed f„r the
circuit with two on in the eighth
Dottomloy turned nut his ir,th
ltoijie run of the seuson in the
fo iy th intjing. Juke Flowers. RL
Lotjift second basemen, was out of
tho, line-up V due to t sprairied
thumb.
;. t
-'4
Bt.: Louis.... 000 100 001—2 q %
New York....0pfl 400 03x—7 7 ^
Hntt«ri**--Al*XBT.dor und O’Farrcll; McQuillftn and McMullin.
National l^*agiu>
New York, 7 St. Louis, 2.
Itr..ok 1vii, 2; Chicago, l.
t< 'Y.lv two).
2 0 9 1 4 9
V eil,
ORLANDO, Aug. 2. (A*)—T am Wells, >'
2 9 1 2 0 0
pa Sm okers, fuvmit.-.s to win the Johnson, .1'
3 9 0 1) 0 9
1. alu re event ir. tin- Orlilndo ban Fronihe, If
2 9 tl 1 0 9
•■'cap a t T inker Field S aturday, Vine. , p
2 9 9 0 9 0
were run itnn n dead hei.t hy th tho D 1 18 2 9
Orlando Colls. Tin- race, run ,,v, r
Total
a six furlongs course ultructcd up
proxim tely 1,599 spectators. The 3'ainpa
nil 01)9—2
•liur| h eat was the third witnessed Orlando
999 002—2
during the sum m er m eeting here,
it wns u 2-2 affair.
Sunn,, 11 v Two base hits, H a r
TAMPA
AB R II PO A K dy, 11« i.i. ke, Cox. Three base hits,
Denicke, *n
3 2 2 * 9 3 9 Tm im r. Stolen base. Wells, Ai>Tanney, 2h
rni„s. Sacrifice, T urner, Johnsiin
Stanton, cf
Let t on I ;,".(•, Orlando, 4; T am pa
Wliitinnn, Ih . .
1 1.
on hi.lls, C raig, 3. Struck
Lopez, c
out, by I taig , 4. Vir.cs, 1. Um
Hlackstock, If
pires, la v and Moore. Time, 1:33.
Salvutz, .31)
Hardy, rf
licets, *1.000,(190 to he sp en t
Cruig, p
for railx.ad repuir :ilm|is, liy A t
lantic < oust Line.
Total* ------ 22 2 7 18 lu 9
Blind beggars irf Hull, England,
ORLANDO
AW H H p o A E nre giv.-n tw enty-five shiliirrgix a
Foss, 3 b
0 I 2
week >-n condition (hnt they stay
Tir.ker, 21»
oil tin- streets.
Free tram rides
Cox, rf . .
are provided blind mid aged pen
Abrnins, lh
sion! r .
S b c r e i^
m
s
IN S ID E B A S E B
—
BU1 Y EVANS
Frisbie’s Fielt
Is Game F<
Lakeland Moui
Allows Hut
Until Last
LAKELAND, Flu.,
(S p ed ; l to i'l„. H,.ra]^
of the Sanford C, l, ry
home run ir. hi- first
hen* Gils vve-k <„> Thu^
double-; ,m Friday and
hack S aturday with a
all of the ha , k.aij*-,] I
perform ing in iln- l.-c t gd
series here l,<* c. m,. with;
of tieiug the Highlander
score, for just ahead of J
bur had walked tu force j
( r when in the niuth fra
w ent plumb wild after
only fo u r hits in eight ill
was nicked for two hiti]
walked three.
In th u t ninth Duma
first, hit of the lust two 1
e r F risble had struct
Crowe had hit lu shor
safe on a glaring doub|
walked nn<l S C) did
Bailey, tho hoy with
bludgeon, swung onto
w ent in to 'c rn trr avvny f*
structions. It wa-i iineaj
est hit halls vi, wed on
lot this sensor,.
I h iring tin* nine mma,
gave up nil,,- hits, m
tiijilc hy Custirk in
fri ine und tv. i, on. Thai
ers got th eir other two i
tlm fifth on one ,,f Deck!
tile o th er in the
Buckley crossed the pit
o th er of Deck's -oifc con
For w hatever , itom I
tin* gam e Friday l-'risl.i^
liiim clf toduy f.,r he
hem itiful catches at i |
both feet off tin- groun
hand in his hip pocket,
ly robbed tin- llighltodd
hits hut I >11mas li; d mq
today and let in one ofj
lander m arkers. It was f
I nth fram e that Hill Fn
him one und tin- boy |
bundle it in the ujiprov
II was n |)uj> up hit highl
Dumas run under it be|
slightly nml dropped i t '
crossed the platter.
SANFOR
AH
Beasley, rf
4
Friable, ss
4.
Duuius, cf
2
Crowe* 2h
3
M eyers, 2h
3
Dunbar, If
2
Bailey, lb
•
Allen, c . . .
J
xCuntwell
I
.28 4
Totals
LAKELAND
B iickhy, ss
Heck, 3b
Francis, c
B razier, cf
KowuUki, 2h
Futxoye, rf
Klluiu, lb .
Dodgcn, If
Willey, p . .
Sides, p
Cusack, If
n ii]
5 1 Jl
ah
T o ta ls -
34 5 9|
Sanford
Lakeland
000 1
000 Ol
S um m ary—Three ha«J
sack, Bailey. ^ loJ‘j 5ia
Alien. Sacrifice, WiH«.
Double plays, Buckley, M
E llam ; Kowalski to Bo
on bnRO, Sanford, 0: ...
BY ROGERS HORNSBY
Base on balls, off ” “
W illiams, 2; Willey. JI am often asked ju st where .1
must
move
over
in
the
direction
W
illey, 4 in 8 1-3 1
xycond basem an should play to he
lq tho host possible position to of first base und u ttem p t to s ta Side*. 0 in 2-3 inning*
tion *'ourse|f jn the b n tte r’*
Williams. WlnoB
hamllo a m ajority of the situn- groove,
so to speak.
Willey. Losing Pitc”*JL
Upn* th a t uriae in his territory.
, 1!
batNinmi is a notorious U m pires, Weaver ond
I have nlWny8 renlied thnt il is left field hitter, or u player known
alfpply .unposniWe to imswrr thut t0 , ,ll1l d ire c t^ through tho pitch- 1:35.
(tue*tion with any degree of ur- (■rs box a g re at deni, tho second
There is no certain spot base in an must move In the direc
th a t a second buaenmn should play tum of the bog
fo r all butters.
America*
Ah? ,,0,,8*hle exception of -i.T!ir .r ™ \u ;K r s ’ . f t r r
Win Third Btraight
l h l f t BhUt,i ? Dn i IW ' Mfielder m ust
R
', Aug- 2.-r ( / P ) - /
011 ,n,,r*‘ nr go* to
tlioug
Rqot held the Dp
"
J
io
n
d
P
ack
errUIT,l*
K ,,luy U8 thtf
a, Brooklyn pomi
Rurp.jkA
New York
4
1 ylctqry, mukin,
nd huiwmun should bear
pl®yin«
on
th
o
edge
over the Chic
National
J n,,„ « '« impound*; to 4 $ m T , " h ' ‘“ k„,Yd
1 gathered *|
t. Louis a t iwftj
■** called A statio n ary kc iclivery of Douj
Bman. n term applied to clOBe to •second.
■“j , 1
Bitch a stylo
who move only alightly and
001i QOO—1 7, V
th any great *ucct}*». You ffV oraL by Eddie
MB OOx—2 6 8
action of right field.
ovt* around to B u lL th iaittD
Ito Sox on all b a t
Mel uv.'iMatM.iifl
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11— A utoiuobllea fo r Sale
B -~ n u ild in g --C o n tra e U n r
B K BATES
DON’T FOHGET
|g Advance
DODGE! BROTHERS
^ t l | be reffivcd
^ collrrtnr sent
)A*t
A*
U S E D CARS
Une
Re * H"«
-—
D ealers In
CLARENCE SMITH
fu n eral C ontractor
,,,m West F irst S treet
at Phone 441 * ■
E. J.
tra c t' [N ^ K10 ( ;-'k>eneral Con
tracto r nhd builder. Plana and
S S r K S J S -2 ^ 'd S !:
. 7( ■ line
1025— Ford Coupo
%
1024— D B T ruck, L. B. M.
i reqUfHt*
rates aro for
ESS* ***»
1020— D II Screen
! ! i w ° < 30c ' o r 1
dnjj is restricted
^jfication.
, ii mau’c The SnnI will be responsible
I incorrect insertion,
1 for subsequent
j office should be
jately i" caso oI
1020— Ford Coupe
1025— Ford Ton T ruck
1021— Dodge T ouring
1023— D B Coupo
1025—F ord T ouring,
iiDVERTISKHS
nld
representative
l/imilinr with rotes,
classification will
cmnkte information.
' wish, they will
, jo wording y«’ur
||g make it nmri: ef-
1025—Ford R oadster, >
M i l i i o w 1* 1" '' Elm “ d 0ak-
1021— Ford R oadster,
NOTICE
should uivo their
toffiro address as
phone numher if
j"r»jults. About one
, |( | thousand hn»
ind the others
pirate with you
.Wiow your mMre as.
ante MUST be
_ it The Sanford
tor by letlcr. Tele*
flsuancc* are not
1025— Dodge Sedan
HOGGINS & c o v AN C o., r tu ,.
Radiator und nhi ,. m etat wura..
Plain and o rn a in e th j sueot mov i
sork. Tel. 710-V
2tri F ran b
Avenue.
1022— Ford Coupo
M ILLER O. P H IL IP S , Ine.
Strvi.'e
Elm Ave. and 13th S treet.
PH O N E :i
flfpiti hnr pin wish
L Finder return to
|Walker. I'hmn1 *>•{ 1.
| EXCHANGE
AND SECOND
LEV, Manngur
-UAKLAND
fiNHAC431ac Company,
Plume 121
3HT and Overland.
■Motor Ci>., Park and
EAN1Z1NG WORKS.
IfiOODYEAIi TIKES.
]L Bittcries.
I Cleveland Six
I EUIrtON-ESSEX
m e.
. l!hk Ave.
rAoee 41
The Annual Stockholders Meet- i
ing of the SmUord-Ovledo Truck I
Growers. Ine., will bo held nt the |
Court House Tuesday Evening,
A ugust 3rd at K o’clock. Election |
of O fficers nnd other business will I
lie transacted at this time, A fid) 1
attendance is desired,
J
T. F Adams, Pres
1
It. A. Cobb, SccPy.
July 13, to, 2(1,
27, 30 Aug 2. '
AMMUNITION
For Sale By
BARGAIN f o r QUICK ACTION
FIVE ROOMS
BUILT IN MATH ROOM.
SHOWER
Built in features throughout
house. Hardwood flotO's.
PHONE 742.
B uy
3 Rooms and Hiitli
>0.750 Oil.
21— Painting— I i.potii,*
qe
“ We
Also
- r,. ;4&4
R E PR E SE N T A T I VB M
C. L. Derby ’ ' ^ 1
Res. Phone 795-W
Handle A Complete Line of S chn*
n r r ’s InsertIrides”
= S
fh ii
WANTED TO BUY
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
AT HERALD O FFIC E
67— Rooms With Hnurd. *
■S
$ 1.00
Easy Terms
KNIGHT Ai Mi cNKII.L
No. 2 June Peas,
8 Cans For
107 loo S. Park Ave.
BUNGALOW - Living room, din
ing room, kitchen, 2 bed rooms,
hath, fireplace, garage, Inrgo cor
ner lot, high ground. Price $7,500.
Bart Nason, 507 F irst National
Bunk. Telephone 241).
$ 1.00
12 Boxes Macaroni
$ 1.00
2Lbs. Cloverbloom
Butter
$ 1.00
■vii
Agriculture
Industry
Recreation
No. 2 Tomatoes
11 Cans For
$ 1.00
Hicnz Rice Flakes
6 For
$ 1.00
EDGEW OOD
G R O C E R Y
What more can you put behind your S
business or real estate venture—no |
froth or wishy-washy
conversation t.3
»
•
bunkum about this matter of .c; ui- |
ford’s putting more dollar and cent i
income earning power behind your
dollar invested than can be found $
anywhere in the country—stick to $
Sanford’s investment advantages.'-). :
i J
Let us buy for you and sell to your-i
what have you to list—it must be a T
bargain—we guarantee to sell it if it:
is a bargain.
i ICES
share o f y o u r busint
A
will be appreciated.
-, * -v'
v<!
B y v E u H u E fM c M A S T B
IT FATHER
Bu t
LOCAL W A REH OU SE
S anford Feed & Supply
Co.
Phone 539
, - ’ ’jM
23 Lbs. Potatoes
I CAN
WEAR
SMALLER
SHOES,
CNMGO.
Jackson ville, F la.
$ 1.00
DUPLEX BUNGALOW
ROOMS, with or w ithout m eals.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. SIX ROOM ItmiHe, just completed,
18— B usiness Service O ffered 27— Professional Services
well built, very modern, 3 bed
68— Rooms W ithout Hoard
rooms, break fust nook, fireplace,
B. L, P E R K IN S , H aberdasher EU G EN E OIL P erm anent Wave— ,
,
v.
,
. , , , , garage. Priced to sell quick. Phone
h ead q u arters ■ for
Collegiate
for $10 per head. G raduate op- 1,011 B EN I Nice furnished bed tl*7 J.
Clothes. 110 F irs t S treet.
......ii; furnished housekeeping
erntors a t Mnrinello B eauty Shop.
rooms. 314 E. 5th St,
FOR SA LE At Floral H eights
The Basket. Phone 103.
Four room Mouse and g a ra g e .
L A N E Y ’S DRUG STORE— P re
BHN' I Nice ^fum isheij bed f Large lot under cultivation. Term s.
scriptions, Drugs, Soda. We are (T U R A PIM C TIC adds life to years
room in private home with hot Address W. 61. Herald Office.
;ls n ea r you as your phone.
and years to life. Investigate
_____________ _______
.._ .
Call 103.
Phone 482 .1 for appointm ent. I)r. w a te r and all modern conveniences
Phone
3411-J,
[
00x00
LOT,
3
room
house
unfinisUW. E. MacDougall, F irst National
...............
.........— ~ ~ | ed, some fu rn itarc, on hard road
Bank Bldg.
AT DAYTONA BEACH, 22(5 Grand i,. ull]t. 1>ff
Highwuv. ‘ W. S.
S anford Stove & F u rn itu re Co.
321 E. F irs t S treet
View
Ave.
Rooms
with
running
|.
V(1I),
Box
82
.L
a
k
e Monroe.
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY-SHOP,
We ca rry a full Hne
“ We specialize in pennnuont wuv- w ater. Coolest place in t o w n . ________________ _______________
Onr prices are right. Cash or ing". 20(5 N orth Park Ave.
Block from beach. Clean place for j
SALE T hree room house,
term s. We w ant your business
particu lar people.
j close in, on one aore of good
land. Small cash paym ent,
II.
28— R epairing
M IRACLE C oncrete Co., general
74— A purl m en ts F o r Reni
Cluyden, Roinu 4, Ball Bldg.
cem ent w ork, sidew alks, build
EX PER T REPAIRING
ing blocks, irrig atio n boxes. J. R.
FU R N ISH ED —3 room s for adults. DOUBLE COTTAGE—C orner lot,
Typew riters and Adding Machines,
T orw llleger, Prop.
space for car, 1009 Union Ave. j separate entrances, double gaPAUL II. NIX.
----------- --- ---------------- ------- -------- rage, home and investm ent. For
With
Ilaynes
4
Ratliff.
Phono
340
S. J . NIX
FOR RENT—Two furnished apart- limited tim e price $0,750. Bart
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law
m eats close in. P riv ate home. Nason, 507 First National Bank
32— Help W anted— Female
300 E a st F irs t S treet.
509 E ast Third S treet.
Uldg. Telephone 210,
r ig h t .
-,
U se T ru em a n ’s reRular branda or special m ix!
15 Lbs. Sugar
nA I.L HARDWARE
-KAKMONS
SA NFORD ROOFING CO. Tile W ANTED -Sales girls, experience N IC E CLEAN A partm en t. A vail-! 8 5 — I .o ls F o r S ale,
Ustomubile <'<>.
not necessary. McCrary’s 5 and
I
roofs, b u ilt up roofs. R e-roofing
able at once, 304 W. 5th St.
llit
iono 137. over 0j j ro o f,. Leaks repaired. Et* 10c Store.
$50.0(1 CASH
tim ates free. S atisfaction g u a ra n
Balance Monthly
FO R RENT— Furnished 3 ........ j
RVSI.EIl
Phone 39!)
35A—
Em
ploym
ent
Agencies
A partm ent, recently completed, j Will buy any one of the lots lictel 2181 Sanford Ave.
RIliUR MOTOR CO. teed. Oak Ave.& 3rd St. Phone 111.
below.
Good location. $55 per month. In■St- Phone (i'J2
W H E E L E S S «L W ELSH
SEM INOLE EMPLOYMENT
quiro H. M. Herald office.
i
BUREAU
'Service th a t makes frie n d s”
ROSE COURT
D and PAIGE
; FISK T IR E S
VULCANIZING
204 N orth P ark Ave.
ON SANFORD AVENUE
TH E CLARK A p artm en ts on the
Tfsrd Dpnlcr,
Lot 51x190
beach, reasonable weekly <>r
.. garage
H IL TO N ’S BA RBER SHOP
37— S itu atio n W anted Male. m onthly ra te s. 410-418 South At
$2,750.00.
l^bt St Phone 517
|
113 M agnolia Avenue.
lantic Ave., D aytona Death, Flu.,
3 firs t class barbers. Special nt- W ANTED—Job experienced fu n n M rs, O. F. McCue, P rop and Mgr.
OAK AVENUE
pD BUICK CO._
j tcution given ladies and children.
Lot 50x129
er, 25 years experience, plenty Phone 5C7-L-3
Itfiiolii Avenue,
■ $ L750.no
able to taku care of any part of
f ftone .It!7
A
| SA N FO R D DRUG COMPANY
the farm . Address J. E. Frisom, F IR ST FLOOR nicely futr.iwlud 2
“The R exall S tore"
MYRTLE AVENUE
room ap a rtm en t. 202 Park Ave.
617 Cypress Ave.
■ford
l-ORDSON | Wo m ake a specialty of our prom pt
50x117
Higgins, Ine.
I P iling of prescriptions an d quick 39— In vchIm ents. Stocks,
$1,950.00
U I'llm ,, V'1-''
77—
H
ouses
for
R
eni
rtto. Phone 331 !
delivery.
; D rugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches FOR GOOD REA L ESTATE buys, W ILL R EN T my bungalow furn
FREN CH AVENUE
IKasii
2 lots, 50x117 each
ished
fo
r
few
m
onths
to
young
city and suburbun, see MiCab,
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSER Y
$i;«00.00 ouch
couple w ith no children. 112 Av
Paola.
Ii t e s ,
— C lcsning, pressing, tailoring.
P«ii Smif.inl Ave.
ocado
Avenue.
105 S- P alm etto Avenue. Phone
L A U R EL AVENUE
40— Money (toi M**n
2 lota, 5QxU7 each
HOUSE FOR REN T— We have in
fWy iiuiUrN profit.
_______________________ .
$1,500.00
quiries
every
*
day
for
houses.
xHYRSI I can w»«r smaller,
W r . . . 1*11 'Jr l,wn LANEY DRY C LEANING CO. LOANS— Money available at 7 per List your house ifith us. Wo can
1daintier ahoai ainca I UM
cent, Clowe in property. A. P.
FREN
CH
AVENUE
1 D ry C leaning, R epairing .and
sell any houne If term s nre right
Ti*. It i» b«c«u»# my fast
Connolly & Sons.
2
lots,
50x127
Phone 735.
Scruggs - Scoggan
era n*v*r swollen or tsndtr any
‘' bone 106 <or
$1,000.00
R ealty Co., Inc.
more.
49— P oultry and Supplies
The tninuls you put your fset fa
DEAN-BERG
CORPORATION
— ! COLUMBUS (G a..) LEDGER —
HOUSE FOR R E N T —5 room stuc
a TI* bath, you fesl pain end tenEL Tjum CO.
C lassified ads have th e larg e st FOR SA LE—S ixty leghorn hens,
dernsea drawn out. Oh I What
co bungalow on Palm etto Avo at 515-510 F ira t N ational Bank Bldg.
16 m onths old. $1.25 each. B. T.
avt the owner.” circulation in S outhw estern Geor
Phone 713
relief. No more' tired, aching,
Katie
S
t,
„
.
‘ Bio.e,sti"'“tea.
gia. R ate 8c (fl,word line) line. Tiller, Paola, Fla.
burning, ahoe-ebafed feat.
DEAN
BERG
CORPORATION
■WDFOIID
________ _____________________
T ii draws out the poiaona and
516-618 F ira t N ational Bunk Bldg. DAILY N E W # —it cover* Brow
A
D
V
ERTISE
in
the
Journnl-Horard C ounty thoroughly which W
eclda that puff up your faet Oat
co in u rv
— IP YOU w a n t to sell yonr farm ,
Phone 713
j
odd,
South
G
eorgia's
greatest
one o i the m oot rapidly growing
a bo* of Ti* for a few canto at a
i itirr-1,1 1 Y “ Uhe
we can be of good service to you
M orning, afternoon
sectiona pn th e Florida Cofcal
department store,'
iiboui o 118 ‘Ievt,lwP‘ ias we have inquirers fo r both sm all 'n4wspaper.
FIV
E
ROOM
HOUSE
—
Corner
Classified
I Binmi m the P » lm ’nnd la rg e farm property. Dean- weekly and Sunday.
S purting and Oak. L. A. Ren- Sample «*pj a n d raw card open
I
"* t0PV he|it on B erg C orporation, 515 F irs t N a tl. rates 10c per line. Wnycross Jour
* i<- A
v
U -/ ’• ■
nal-H erald, W aycross, Georgia,
uud. Phone 166-W.
Bank Bldg. Phone 713.
All
’ •
‘ii
SPECIALS
25— F lo rists.
1 AM COlbtG
OUT, MNGG»E
!
'
Dollar Day A ugust 3 and 4
.mil I Rooms and Hath
DLKN-T".nter fudy, liver mi.rked FOR S A L E —Used ra r, good m e “STEW ART TH E FLO R IST’’
Flowers f o r 'a ll occasions.
■for her return or
chanical condition with good
McLANDER ARCADE
|iMble one to locate tires and new b a tte ry . Cheap for
Phone 7RL
Herring, Sanford, cash, 1M0 Elm Ave.
For Best Results
SEASON WITH
F L O R ID A - O R LAND O— Orlando
Morning Sentinel; largest classi
fied business, rate le a word, m in 6 6 — Wanted— T o
imum 24c cash with order.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: U ; o
w ant to sell yoei nned '•«»-•. - ).
vertis# dally on the clasnifi^I page.
* W_
S i— Houses For Sale
New Location a fte r A ugust 1st.
j4 Found.
“Don’t
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EOR SALE— Kitchert cabinet, one ATTRACTIVE rootna to, ren t for OPPORTUNITY FOR WORKING
dresser, one bed, one dlfclng
atorca or ufficea n t P ark Ave.,
MAN
lalde, one ice box and etc, Apply and Commercial S tre e t. W, M, CHOICE LOTS 25x125—G uaran
II. E. Lake, Lake Monroe.
Young, Owner, 208 P i r k Ave.
teed high and dry.
W ithin ten
miles of Palntka on Laka City
FOR SALE—Household fu rn itu re . OFFICE hOR r e n t —I tt M eisih Highway. $10 90 each, Those barMust l>e Bold th is Week. ‘ 218
Bidg Apply A. P Connelly A ! Rains are well worth your InvoatiMagnolia Avenue.
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
gation. . For inform ation call at
Iiernld office. Rnx G. B. V., or Geo
FOR QUICK SA LE—U p rig h t pia- 80A—Real B atata D irectory
B. VonUi I, 112 S. Bench St., D ay
no, in good condition. $75.00
■ ----- - - - ■» pA■»■ * ■ I ■■ tona Beach, Fla.
cash. Apply i n P o p la r Ave.
HIGGINS SM ITH-W IGHT, INC.
Real E state and'
n o t ic e of s t o c k
6 1— MisceJIeanous.
INSURANCE BROKERS
SHOOT
I>. T. DUNCAN
P ainter n'ml D enirator
PHONE ::u.i
20— H eating nnt1 " i ■•mhinu'
1025— Chev Coach
R oo
PRINTING THAT PLEA SES ’ 61 Seed, Plants. F e rtilize r.
THRASHER A GARNER
1 yS
r c e » a 1Adding Machittca.
Real Estate and F iro Insuranco
SEM INOLE PRINTERY
112 S. Park Avev Sanford
SA LE—Cavendish B angna
501 W. 0th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop, FOR
Plar.ta any nuantity, 10 and 15
rents each. Mrs. II. H. Chappell, Met ALL & FOX, Real estate in
JAM ES II., COW A N -A ll klnda of Celery Ave. Phone 578-W.
vestments. Host buys are among
Tm nnd Sheet Metal Work.
our listings. Phono 746.
W ater nnd Boat Tanks. A t Oak
Avenue and Third S tre e t
Tele 65—Speclalii at the d to rea
SEE It C. TISDALE for good buys
phone 111,
m Real Estate, 2311 Meiseh UuildIng.
1025— Ford Touring,
tant
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Engraving,
LniboKHng. See us firat. We do STOVE WOOD— Sun cured, fo r LIST YOUR PRO PilRTY W ITH,
t. Phono 417-W. It. B. A venuesale. Leavq orders a t 1511 Mel"THE [,OT K IN G ”
* onim errial Street.
Icnville Avenue. F. B. Dyson,
3(1(1 First National .Bank Bldg.
1021—O verland Touring,
1021— Ford R oadster
58— H o if tth o M C taM ff
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dropped off to sleep again.’’ \ ~.
W hnt appetites we had arid how
delicious everything tasted —-.To be
sure our biscuit had tT huhrt ■of
dough and was appropriate!** called
sinkers, nnd our coffoe wn* a lit
tle muddy, nnd our hacob salty,
and not always well done,' b u t how
refreshing this food w as to b ur
poor boys, wet. weary and muddy
ns wc wede.
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Thi* next morning before s ta r t
ing off we re< iunaltered frotn the
top of a*large wild fig tre e which
grew in the renter o f o u r Island,
and though wc could sen an open
ing through the - aw grass*leading
in the dim-lion wc wished to go,
but about ti oY), i k thp saw g rass
dosed us in and to go forw ard we
were compelled to
th rough it..
Wg stopped a few m inutes to
rest end eat our lunch of soda
crackers and fat bacon soaked In
u bucket of grease, and thqn ntnrted forward again for th e n earest
island was so u nd miles ahead of
us, and nltnnugh wo could sec no
passage through the saw gru*s
lending u to u we knew we must
touch it to 'in,I .Mind to cook with
and u dry [da, <■ in ttleep.
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O f Southland Shown
• n r L. CHURCH
I L ist O f 21s W ith
N ext morning, Tuesday (22), we
C arollrft Leading lit decided to change our course so ns
aVold saw grass, and tills nec
Killed W ith Eleven to
essitated, tlie abandonm ent of p art
Associated Press
•two person* killed and
red w as the traffic toll
jn 11 southern states d u r
conj_ . st week,
i .. a, l .survey
k
W tM day by tho Associated
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of tho line wc had run the day be
fore, which I did not like very
much.
E arly th at m orning Mr.
Ingraham , Mr. Sydney and Mr.
Moser, went off to tho south to ex
amine na u*me
large body of timber,
*......*■
bnrD|y visible from where we were
About noon they returned, bringing with them or ra th e r I should
"Jr***
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They said they hud gone to the
cypress sw im p, nnd finding the
ground very I'Ogg had started to
return, when they suddenly came
upon an Indian on foot who said
his nnmo was Billy Fuel.
They
tried to hire him to go to Miami
and net ns our guide, but ho re
fused; despairing of m aking any
term s with him they started off
again when Mr. Ingraham who had
on boots Ins time bogged lip and in
his efforts to get out, exhausted.
.The Indian seeing th is seemed to
p ity them and said, "w ait, I get
canoe," he then walked to 4 thick
clum p of bushes nearby, pulled out
a canoe and taking tw o of our ex
plorers with him cam e to where we
were,
W e ate lunch th a t day as wc
stood in the w ater, a n a potted
ham , crackers nnd cold coffee nev
e r , tasted so good.
The . Indian
stnVcri with us u ntil we had camped
anq hod supper.
B efore he left
We offered him every Inducement
to a c t as our guide, and when wo
offered nim whiskey he seemed to
yield to our desires, blit said he
hud to go home firs t and see his
squaw, but would m eet us a t <>ur
next night camp re ad y to go with
us to Miami,—but we never saw
Billv Fuel any more.
T h at day s march had completely
wearied me out, wo had advanced
uinco morning only about five
miles, lint these were equivalent to
tw enty on dry land. I was so tired
I hud lost m terert in everything,
didn’t eiiir w hether Billy Fuel
raons were killed in grade
t Occidents.
Flvo young
et death near Gastonia, N.
, mrday, when a truck in
-they were riding was dc* by a passenger train on
A sixth
Korn - Railway.
lith e p arty was horribly
I but lute
Hi reports Inst night
j was still living,
sixth grade frowning futalireportod near Norfolk, Va.
arsons were injured near
. Fla., hist week during the
lip th a t sw ept the ro ast seeton a train crushed into a ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■*•■■■
bus nt a crossing,
trainm en were killed in
and Florida, due to
caused by wnshouts along
Tit-of-way.
r ,nicn were killed nt Lynchly u ., yesterday when the
which they were missenshed to tho ground. The
tho piano escaped by
SC as the c ra ft neared the
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step we lock wo sank ,
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our thighs, and th e sd
scorching hot.
I t Soon
evident th a t a t the ra te wo
-,
going we could not reach tho i a lih tt'i
by n ight and so Dr. Newman.’pro*
posed th at we two go ahead and
fire the saw 'g rass so as to clea r
the way for the binta.
The gt-asa
directly in front of us had already
been lighted and fanned by th e
*
stiff breeze was rnpldly spreading
And
qthcr a r tic le s
around the little pond tnnt we
stood in.
.
,
prove desirable as Rifts
(To Be Continued)
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loo numerous l» mention. A rticles that w| | ?
and useful for your individual ncods. Values up
to $2 and $3.
One Slightly Injured
In Train Derailment
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CHATTANOOGA, Tcnn., Aug. m
2.—UV)—The Dixie Lim ited, Num
ber DO, all-steel train on tho Nnshville, Chattanooga & St. Lpuis
Railway, northbound for Chicago,
wax partly wrecked a t W nrtrace
at I o'clock this m orning by a
spreading of tho rails.
Tile Imggngo car, tw o coaches
nnd one Pullman le ft thb track but
none of tho. cars turned over. ElIteai-h. I'lii., received a slig h t in|j,itt if h hardnou, passonger, Palin
jnr v to one of his feet-
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$1.50 Suit Cases, Black o r
B r o w n ....................................... $1.00
ed In F lo rid a’s report of
sons killed nnd (Ml injured m
men injured when the
fre ig h te r Ausnido San
w as caught in tlit- hurri-
!path.
I.u n u su al num ber of persons
In F lorida was attributed
hurricane and the increased
1 traffic of all description,
illation liy states for the
follows:
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Injured
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Carolina
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$1.50 Grade Ladies’ Silk Hose,
E All Colors - - - - , ----------$1.00
$1.50 Hand B a g s ..................... $1.00
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Yard Wide, $1.50 Grade Baronette Satin, per yard - - - - $1.00
AllAboard the
Men’s 2 Piece Bathing Suits - $1.00
Yard Wide, Dotted Voiles, 75c
Grade, 2 1-2 Yards for - - - $1.00
$1.50 Men’s Dress Shirts with
lorities S e e k i n g :
C o lla r s ..........................- - - $1.00
)UNT HOLLY. N l„ Aug. 2
~ C ounty auUinritics today
searching for a motive for
tiling of I’eurl McBperry 2d,
bb, In a summer cottage u.
I'l Mills. neur here, Ian
50c Grade Silk Striped Shirt
ing, 3 Yards f o r ...................... $1.00
fine
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)?>Pair of Men’s
Mitfh (irade
SfK
Silk Socks
Yards f o r ................................$1.00
Queen is in the county jail
!«rged with firing the sho*
O'Connor i* held i s u
Witness. They were said
•crosses from New York,
Ited the cottage about u
Inform ation is that Miss
\vus killed In n tussel for
in. Misn Queen and MUs
became hysterical and
o f polico to obtnin a enn•Ccount of thu shooting
tiled thus fnr.
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Ive For Killing Of B
Jersey Actress " Silk Pongee, $1.00 Grade, 2
•go.
Dollar Day Sped;
32-inch Ginghams, 8 Yards for $1.00
$ 1.00
Men’s Pin Check
3 Suits Men’s
Pants for
Dimity Cheek
Overalls
$ 1.00
Union Suits
$ 1 .0 0
3 Yards Oil C lo th ........................ $1.00
s A .
3
$ 1.00
Boy’s H igh Grade
Overalls
O R O V I T Z s
13 Men’s 10c
$1.00
312 Snaford Ave.
I
Handkerchiefs for
10 Yards of
Sheeting, 36-inches
Bleaching
Wide
$ 1.00
$ 1 .0 0
11 Yards ISordered
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Curtain Scrim
6 Yards, 32-inches
Dress Gingham
4 P airs Infant's
White Socks
$ 1.00
$1<00
Ladies’ Summer
Hats
open a Savings
Account at this bank
10 Yds. Unbleached
$ 1.00
EXTRA SPECIAL
81 x 90 Seam less
sheets. Orangeland
Brand
$1.00
Men’s Good Qui
$1.00
$ 1.00
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1 1-2 Yds. Silk
Pongee, 36-inches
Wide
N ot only
on Tuesday and Wednesday,
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on each' week day throughout the
$ 1 .0 0
Baronet Satin
$ 1.00
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5 Bath Towels, |
35x161-2
3 1-2 Yard
Devonshire Cloth
i*Il be better able to enjoy the bargains offered by
Si|llford Merchants if you regularly save a portion of
Income.
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m'olnl :;<HM mill*:i with h er m other And brother to
Thaw oceiilrie m illionaire, in answ er to whut she
Lgl hy mail. Wile nahu reached hln home, she says
gjic ^as out of the country.
By CHARLES P. STEW ART
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 —When
Waflhinglon leaves for the summ er, it does no half wav job.
No other town in the country
so completely em pties itself as
W ashington does, when congr*#a
■is in recess and the president In
away, of everybody who is "an y
body” in social and official life.
Of course the departm ent* keep
rig h t on doing business at th eir rofipectiv© old stands but mostly
under tins orders of "actin g ’’
heads.,
4- * *
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE,
where the finest private re si
dences are. has its shutters up
from end to end.
Hotel lohhies are deserted- Rent*,
have come down to their sum m er
level.
About the oidv place where
ih ere’s plenty of hustle and buHtle is the hig union station — a
hustle and bustle caused by the
activities of belated vacationists,
gettin g away.
* * *
Hotel men, sight-seeing bus
companies ami others who cater
to the w ants of tourists had been
looking for an exceptionally live
ly sum m er’s business, due to the
expected overflow from Philadel
phia of Sesouiecntonninl visitors.
U nfortunately the visitors don’t
seem to lie dropping into P hila
delphia in any considerable num
bers. Sonsciiuently they don't
overflow.
This makes the W pshinjrtoninns
who were counting on m aking so
much money during thw h eated
Inonths look ra th e r blue, b u t they
hope there will bo an Im prove
ment later on,
• * •
Of, course the suprem e co u rt Is
scattered fa r and wideThe diplomatic corps cleared o u t
In a body, except fo r th e ' m ost
subordinate secretaries and clerks,
b s soon ns the president laft.
A t the British em bassy It isn ’t
oven possible to get a p assp o rt
visa. To get one. for a v isit to
England, it’s neccsary to call a t
King George’s consulate in B alti
more,
tim es—Surely you have heard of
McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound
T ablets—the modern vltlm ln flesh
food th a t has done ID much fo r
skinny scrawny men and women.
They put on w eight where
w eight is need <1—not only th at
but they improve you? general
health —bring s tre n g th ^ e n e rg y —more vitality.
, ,
*; Union Pharmacy and druggists
everyw here sell McCoy’s— 00 -su
g a r coated tablets 00 sen t a and if
any thin person doesn’t gain 5
Bartow— Hill B rothers tb eract
ct pounds in :io days money bnck—
$75,000 g rapefru it cannery bate.t. ’ Ask for McGoy’.-i
m w p v w i j Q |n £ |
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TOR AUGUST 3RD AND ITH
Exceptional $2.50 Values in
4 Yds. Oil Cloth. B est Grade. All Culms
$1.00
No Fade S hirts, with' or w ithout Collars
$1.00
Ladies’ Pongee and Broadcloth Dresses.
Values up to $5.00 ........................
Soft Collar Dress Shirts
s
Will be put an sale for Sanford's Two Hid Dollar Days for
j
Best Grade Sheeting. Father George
Brand. 10 Yds........................... ..............
ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED FOR THESE
2 5 D ozen $ 1 .OO E ach
These shirls would lie considered cheap in view of their quality for their
original price of $2.50. Collars attached in solid white and colors.
TWO DAYS
D ave’s Dept. Store
C A SH and
CARRY STATION
A1
P a ll
Bargains For The
EW ICE CO.
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Men’s 220 Weight W hite Bark Overalls.
Regular $1.75 Grade ....
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R at* c a rd on
■lack.' im u
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Ta MPA DAILY TIMAS, Tampa, Mm i a t f e e t l a a i l a pet*. M e t l M t u ?
Hama Daily, rataa 9 cent* a word. c v c i l ^ t t l r r a o’clock.
Get T hat M anly' F ig u re
Minimum SBc, c u k with ordar,
C or, E v an s.
1701 P arte A vc.
Why continue to be behind the Write for complete rate card.
salthy FlesJ
Corner 4th and Sanford Avc.
Sanford, Fla.
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Now Open!
irner F o u r t h a n d M a p le
S P E C IA L S
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For Coimmmily Day
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
AUGUST 3RD AND 4TH
If MAGNIFY n s
BUYINGPOWER!
COME IN A ND SEE OUR
$ BARGAINS
Silk Hose
jen’s Straw H ats, $3 V alues * ................... $1.00
Jen’s Hose, 35c V alue, ($) Days, 6 Prs. for $1.00
fen’s Sport Shirts, $2 V alue, each - - - - $1.00
N ’s Silk Hose, 75c V alue, 2 P airs for - - $1.00
idies’ Silk Hose, 75c V alue, 2, Pairs for - $1.00
•dies’ Pure T hread Silk H ose, Vahie $L50 $1:00
ifhams, 32-in: F ast Cblors, 35c V i l , 5 Yds. $1.00
st Color Voiles, 6 fc V alue, 3 Yards for - $1.00
n’s Work Pants, $1.50 V alue, off ($) D ays $1100
tonnes, 25c V alue, on sale, 6 Yards for - $1.00
g Handle Shovels, $2 V alue, each - - - $1.00
ios, $1.50 Value on sale, e a c h ................... $1.00
Hoe’s, $1.50 V alue, Each, only - - - $1.00
Juminum Water B uckets, $1.50 Value - - $1.00
Wow Shades, 3x7 D uplex, $1.50 Value - $1.00
ite Enameled Combinet 10 Qt. Size
•50 Value, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $1.00
and Saucers P lain W hilfe (SwM Gradtf,
Value, A set o f six Cups and Saucers
only - $1.00
!r Plates, a S et o f Six, f o r ................* $1.00
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500 Fair Ladles Silk Hose
Certified Values $1.50 Sale
Price
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Seamless Sheets
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V/j yds. 10 m. m. Silk Pongree for
$1.00
2l/2 yds. colored Indian H ead ................................... $1.00
2 yds. 2 ply quaity fancy V o ile................................$li00
4 yds. Fancy Pin jab Perc&I .................................^1.00
Sitede L e a th e r and Quilted
S a tin . Colors Tan, Blue, Pink
4 yds. Japanese Crepe. All c olrs ............. .............$1.00
and Red. Sale price.
2 yds., Lingette for
$1.00
2Vz yds Dumari Prints f o r ....................................... $1*00
$
#ydsi Nurses Ltrien fo r .............................................. $1*W)
10 yrfs. Unbleached Sheeting, 36 inches.
- 10 yds to customer...............................................$1*00
$ 1.00
h&ydh. blenched muslin f o r .................
81 X 90, 72 x 90, 63 x 90
........ $ 1.00
2 yds. Fancy Rayons, 85c valu e..........
$1.50 ValueB fo r
.... $ 1.00
iy 2 yds* Colored Linerts.....................
■V .4L,
.... $ 1.00
- 1 * 2f yds* Fhncy Broadcloth ......................
e . *n *
42 x ’ 86 Pillow Cases
.....$ 1.00
5 yds* White Pajama
: ' 4 for
.... $1.00
it:.: yds* Mercerized Jersey Lingerie
1• • 'r
1.00
l* V & .
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Bedroom Slippers
i
Tuesday, Wednesday
$i.oa
Silk Dfpt.
Special Prtefe$ on all
Fancy SUks
L arge A asortm ent
dtlldren's ahd Misses
C otton S uits
?s
bile They Last
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Being offered by the merchants of Sanford are of such
honest proportions that many hundreds of out-of-town
shoppers will visit Sanford on Tuesday and Wednesday.
CJ Merchants and citizens alike will do all in their power td
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sell these visitors on Sanford as a trade center.
lie Id smake the visitor
WELCOME
FORREST LAKE, Mayor
S. O. CHASE,
E. F. HOUSHOLDER, Commissioners
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Values up 1i» $
$5. Appropriate for any and every Rift
occasion will be
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to run the risk of American cowboys ta k e I ool- -it *L;nr
steer at the Prescott (Arlz.) Frontier u Hvh reloln „ ' t .
seized the steer by the hi.rns am i gone to'the ground with ,i
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A Fewrof Our Extra
Dollar Specials
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The Dixie Hatchery
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ENTIRE STOCK OP
Purebred W hite U g h o fn t t r t f
Chicks $8.75 hundred poetpAid.
Ancon as. the beat k y « r» (Wt.
$11 hundred.
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Rhode Island Red#, b«#t lo r
IQMt ?10.fi5 hundred. ' s
Plym outh Rocks $11,511 hundred.
'.■All good healthy stro n g pure
bred c h irk s.
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Wtf pr.y postage charge* and
gtt&irantpe live delivery*If any dead, lake * statem ent
from your l*os| \ j u ,<ier.
Erest potickel.
.jb*bly
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p jl the anvil rviilK
not
lt»mpaii;n
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FjAlitti-il to w,,uiiti(f
f> Pair S o x ............... $1.00 1 0 u r
Ljnt two pie i l"nt:i
V'[|w late I ' i o di ieli
j nukes ami I '" ‘hi
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a Pair Silk Sox - - - $1.00 I■ ? >’,.0r ?!J[ 'J ? 8^
slS crvu e Will M eet
1 Pr. Interwoven Sox $1.00
Y o u r Every Re
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2 Pair Interwoven
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“ We use only so ft w a te r."
1 Lot Golf Sox - - - $1.00 I
SANFORD LAUNDRY,1KC
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Union Pharm acy
Manseo Union Suits $1.00 :
SPOT/
In Barrels.
In Bags. a
ILime.
:Lime.
al Lime.
One Large Table Will Be Filled With Other Dollar Spf&als
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BRANCH
B.V.D. Union S u its- $1.00 ■
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IIouhiRnnt onto o th e r staad*
ard brands. V alues up to
$1.50.
Tuvsduy *pfl W ednesday.
Valdes u'p fo $.!id on sale
PH O N E
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Stationery-
Face Pow der-
quirement.
2 Work Shirts - - - $1.00 |
tOO Oak Ave.
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Tuesday and Wednesday.
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|in tile n u llstag
ilptifi, p ro fe-sor
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COMPANY
Bath Powder*
Itouliigant nnd other stand
ard brands. Values up to
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McKINNON-MARKWOOD CO. 1] See our large Display of
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Dollar Day
in every department
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104 CENTS FOR
VERY DOLLAR!
you upon ;i
savings account at this bank. With
a tidy sum of*money laid by each year
there will be many opportunities for
you to take advantage of the various
bargains offered by the Sanford
merchants—on a cash basis.
Start dollar day right—open an
account now and watch it grow. You
will feel better for it and your family
will feel secure.
REAL DOLLAR DAY VALUES
MEAN CONSISTENT SAVING
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The reasonableness o f our P R IC E S , the Q U A E f W t
o f our goods and the C O U R T E S Y o f our S E R $ K ? &
have made our trading territory include every- seett^i in
which our satisfied customers live— and that is
all o f Central Florida.
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and he is for you, in every sense of the word.
Tomorrow, his store will be a better store—
his offerings will be far more inviting. His
service will have been doubled. Me, like you
and like your city, is growing.
losely upon the heels of the pioneer follows
the merchant* as undeniably linked with the
footsteps of progress through history as the ex
plorer himself.
T he pioneering of business, is now history it
self. Today, the merchant is an integral part
of evejy community in the civilized world,
He is a leader in every forward movement. He
continually advocates that which is destined to
better you and to better his fellow man. Ac• tual hardship of times makes his path a difficult
one. In service to his public, the merchant
. finds his reward only through the patronage
of a satisfied public.
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ise. T o every citizen there is to be reward for
service—for honesty, for progressiveness. In
Ins dealings with the public, the merchant only
asks that he be accorded the consideration he
deserves. The horn of plenty Ira.been good
to Sanford today. It promises m6re to-morrow.
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This Advertisement Paid For by the Following Merchants and Business Houses:
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W oodruff and Watson
Lloyd Shoe Co. Inc.
McKinnon-Markwood Co.
Gonzalez Grocery Co.
Sanford D rug Co.
Geo. A . Speer and Son
The Outlet
M iller Furniture Co. Inc.
Bond-Hill Lumber Co.
- Sle’s Place
A HiU Hardware Co.
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Edgewood Grocery
Celery City Lumber & Supply Co.
Kilgore Seed Co.
L. P . McCuller
Sanford Feed and Supply Co.
Churchwell’s
B. L Perkins.
Thrasher and W oodruff
Smith Bros. Inc.
Laney’s Drug Store
KQumiiiat and AiUteW o n The Sanford Bank i ita Trust Co.
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Wight Bros. Co.
P iggly
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Security Lumber Co.
Ed. H iggins, Inc. Ford D ealer
Seminole PtelsSery
Seminole Awning Shop
The Sanford Herald
The Ball Hardware Co.
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The Seminole County Bank
The First N ational Bank
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EDITOR’S _____
x "^rH- Ella Halls Header Stokcley
Inent been ta k in g
was arrested here ttM s m orning American continent
a 2000-mile• rid e? '..A re New
charged with removing a n auto
' <>rk and London g e ttin g near*
mobile*- front St. Johns county in ,T- ur fa rth e r a p a rt f Read th is '
violation id a conditional sales con- article by a fam ous A m erican'
|f h c t.
She was released in $500 scientist on how science will te s t
thin startlin g thdory, . * '
bond.
W arrant was kw orn to l»y
***. *'/, Bynie, St. Augustine a u to
HY DR. W ILLIAM BOW IE
mobile dealer.
>'{50,000 Stock
AN arm y of scientists tt6 m lm*
Airs. Stokcley claims it “ m ali portant countries a re p re p arin g
SaleAt
to scatter over the w orld and try
cious prosecution.’
to determine w hether the- conti
, prices Foi;M- LONDON, Aug. 2.— (/P)— A m er
nents of the world a re d riftin g —
and B ritish in terests who have
ite Disposal ican
in other words, w hether Now York
been fig h tin g restrict ion of rubber
exportation from the B ritish fields,
gained n victory today, w ith the In
theory of Prof, A lfrod
dication th a t 100 per cent export
TALLAHASSEE, Fla A ue - 1w It is the ).
iermun geophysicist,
ation of crude rubber from Malania - m .-In a table compiled by^hT' i ^ r « T . r *....(J,f‘l
would Ih? continued for the earning prison bureau of prisoners received th at the world once wns a. single
q u arter.
during 11125, the g re atest num ber huge land mass, th a t it broke up
and very slowly d rifted a p a r t into
The Colonial office announced in of prisoners were shown between the continents th a t ex ist today,
April th a t a new met bod in output the age of If, and 21, there being and th a t these are still d riftin g
Wednesday restrictio n would go into effect in $<! whites and 25 negroes of this like n huge cru st of rock o v er a
A ugust if rubber fell below 111 a K*‘- \ . 1' r»>ni 22 to 25 there were
“r , ,,ln“tic
HU th* °/y
pence (12) a pound, whereas, the 4S Whites amr~75 negroes" within
id
original restrictio n whs aim ed a t
^to the huge stock of keeping the price over l.r> pence. ag?H, being 2 whites and 5 negroes over llie eurth.
ithers Furniture Com- Tin' average price for the q u arter between Cl and 70.
Exact Tnbiilation
the hurricane of lud ju st ended was ju st over 21 pence.
Radio but; provided the scien t
ailed iu the conip'.ny
ist;. with a new whj’ of m aking the
Lin this is'iie. a ale of m anager of the store, stated soon
lest.
They will take th eir posi
•go vtock to begin n ite r the Ito rin t h : t , although,
tion;. a t strategic
observation
lAuir. 1, and to continue ,,,lich of the fu rn itu re could be re
On the riighi "1 f’uoi finished, llie expense to the cm iTDK ID, Aug. 2. t/P) -T he toil points and will make th eir observ
(he liu n i'otic which jnmy would he such that a Mile was ol d"arl and missing in tile floods ations in October and November
tfttj ton' d«wn a large .p-i,,,m ined a fte r a thorough exam which have ravaged N iigita p re of ibis year.
lytj inchoied "ii t |i >1' j.,atioii hud been made.
fecture, on llie west .o a st of the
The plan is to take ns nearly cxplaced■ m“ m easurem ents of the longitudes
tither* Store. In Lill-j '|’he dam age at the time, was cs m; in islmiii
, of Japan,
- - - - -was
- ■---knocked down lm' ] |in iated a t $20,0110 and. the actual at -Utlt (..day as num erous corps of „f these stations as poksiblo, so as
ji, musing Ibe bricks n d u ctio n being made mi the prices dill' i
positions
*n ,,r ,’< 1 K‘ Ht-ril‘ken to determ ine their exact no»
I holes in (be
()j- m nny articles in the store is said
(on the globe, especially in rotation
I the n.in poured fol io be bused on th is loss.
Already disease is reported to to one another.
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It is in
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Hint We llold have followed in the wake of the I These m easurem ents will be
ftn tlic ' "i . •
| (^jj, Majt, iijiniedintely and th at the w aters of the Khiimno river, add 'm ade by means of tim e signals to
itilthe* "i<
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,lum aged goods he moved so thill ing to the m isery of the population be flashed at definite intervals
Seventy bodies have been recov from the U N. Navy statio n s a t
. V,,h „ . S. wi' m ay be a b le ,to s ve what we
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1 - i possibly can from
this catii- ered in tin village of Tochio alone. | Annapolis, Bellevue, D. ,C„ and
Honolulu, ami the French statio n s
fto repsi"")- h|.ii|1>jhl)||t[ j stro p h e” , Mr. Sm ith said today.
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Bordeaux, Issy, the Eiffel Tow“ H undreds of articles th at were
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TA LLA H A SSEE, Aug. 2. -|A’) t hii.a,
I ibe ileln 1- and at- have been retouched and <nnii.il be - The hoard of education up to
The n lords will he taken by an
! nlmse ni" t ol the told from now; there we are pass d a te bus received a $.'! lee from autom atic radio i.-n-ix ing device, or
ing ; long a t g re atly reduced price
i n o r d e r to . r i v e t h e c i i i v e . w o f tl.w 227 «PI»**trants for teacher's eertif- I’.V a |>h"t"gtajdii' recorder, so t h a t
| r f trtifle•<’• ••I'c injur.. ^
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i icuU*h, who tin* yrrmluntivt of sta n d - .e r r o r s will not Ih* g r v u t^ r th a n
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Exportation Now
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Youth Dominates
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Florida Prisons ■i"ll£ tiin,t c'°”r or *ar^er-fr<im
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On Coast Of Japan
|htly, utlu 1 1 badly, c o m m u n ity ra r e hnrgam:i such ns | lln l '’ no rm a l school and colleges <>m> one-hundredth of second.
Achave n e v e r before be, n p u t on t h e ,1
thls am | lltlu,r Mtatl,R.
t cu ra te
astronomic
observations
(■mace an* can .cd by
ning tliioiigb on top
r of some <i' tb most
ling mill bed room
jjing to officials of
m ark et.1’
. • * ----—-----E x tra salesm en have been en } 'TtpriiKoln - $150,000 cold storage
gaged In assist the re g u la r force AyfUfchoiise to he built here.
for the duratio n of the 10 day sale. •
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---------D eliv cm a of purchased goods are ' F o rt M eyer Work started , on
to he m nint: ined throughout the now .huilding of H arley E le c tr ic
day and all custom ers are to lie Company
shown through the stock on both 1
floors, being allowed to select any- T am pa—Now Junior-S enior high
artielo or articles they may wish,!school t<> he erected, in southw est
w h eth er dam aged, or undam aged. | section of city.
I will also he made.
| Then, five, ten and more yenrs
j from now, similnr tests will be
j made, ami the signals of form er
tests eompared.
The com pari[gcoml tiuiir was litI sons should show w hether the s t a
In ime corner on
t i o n s have shifted in th eir longiils of rurpets and
i tudes.
If so, it would uppenr
^U well as m; Iressfairly certain th u t the continents
, were stored and
are adrift.
wen. thoroughly
Frcrhinnn Bends Survey
iling most of this
At the head of this great world
tiir could circulate
F o rt Pierce—^8500,000 bond is - , T nngm --C ontract Jot a t $7.IK,n0O survey is <.e n n u i Uusluve F erric,
j gut and were very j sue to ho voted on, for deep w ater I for paving stree ts in Bel-Mnr sub- member of I he bureau <d longi
Ned Smith, I inlet a t F o rt Pierce.
division.
tudes in France, und director of
At the left is a m ap of the western hemisphere showing thp ptes.-n
ago, if 1’iof. W egener's theory th a t these eotitincnts were a great la
<>i the 1 c. omputiylng artielo and a member of the international comic
< oast and tieodetic survey, who will be in churge of experim ents ut li
l position of llie continents; right is u map showing th eir poolt
ml mans is correct. In the center, above is Ur. William ~
itteo th a t will test the theory; below is Edwin J. Brown of
otioiulu.
the wire loss service of the F rench e a rth ’s rotation, th n t tends to pull fact th u t earth qu ak es occur in
arm v. To him all reports will go any land mass, such a s a ............... ocean areas.
AC HU TAMMANY
An earthquaku it
for en-ordiimtion and study.
or island, toward the equator. The
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Wreaking
of
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aterials,
itb.-ervers sent out by the United muss would drift th u t way if it
NEW YORK, Ju y l 80,
and
plastic
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do
not
hrenk.
St Me-, include officials of the U. S. were free to move, if the continents
Thomas J. McManus,
Theory’s W eak Points
Naval Dlisei viitories at W ashing were entirely separated from em h
ton. it. <\, and Hnti Diego, Calif., other and if they rested on a plas
F u rth er on, W egener accounts “T H E ” McManus, fo n a w
and officials of the 1J. S. C oast tic m aterial like t a r 'o r wax.
for the form ation of m ountains senator und Tam m any ‘ ' *
and Ccndctic Survey, E. J. Brown
Originally One Mass
on edges of d riftin g eoiitjuents, tie the F ifth d istrict, died
his homo In We»fc 49th
c 1 Honolulu and It. J. Sipe a t Ma
Wegener thought of this uFo assum es that the resistance of the was fi-1 years old and w a s '
ml.i
plastic
m
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or
slum
to
the
and went further,
llo figured
the old-time leaders of
I his amount of trouble, time and the r o u t incuts did move, that t h e y •ni moving continental m aterial or Hall.
expense on I lie purl ot the m ajor were actually at one tim e one large Mil buckles up the front of the
This, however,
countries is considered worth while mass, mi which anim als could moving m aterial.
E X P E D IT E FIN A N CIA L ]
because of tin im portance of the travel freely, ami th at they later appears to be ra th e r poor mcPA R IS,
Ju ly
80.ehaiues for if the ximn were weak
Wegener by ilothcsiH not only as broke up and drifted npntt.
C ham ber of Defaitlea
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Hough
to
allow
the
sal
to
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in en tifie theory, but as an actual
To work out this hypothesis,
against' th e subm ission o f
guide for navigation and other W egener had to nstumu, th at the through it, it is certainly not m enta to P rem ier Poll
practical purpose:,.
continents are composed of itnilo- strong enough to push up the edg nnncial m easures, thereby
Wegener formed * this hypothcrinl different (Tom th a t of tin e s of , the
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- moving sal and form u expediting the p ro g r e u o f '
s i s afte r making a close study of ocean bottom; thut what he culled "H,u,,lum ru,,Kt‘
th rough parliament. In the
t he Athintie shore line of N orth and “Hal," forming the earth und its
U* uny event, though there are ef political observers,
Smith America and com paring it crust, was a rigid uiiiss, while the mapy weaknesses iu the W egener urea
....... which
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will; Hie opposite shore lines of “shim ," or ocean bottom, was plus- hypothesis, it bus so m any stro n g cham ber tom orrow
Europe and Africa.
He found, ns tic like wax or ta r; th a t the great advocates th a t the determ ination pectod to product t t l
had otheis, th at the bulges of the
land mass of the world- separated bus been made to test It.
2,458,000,000 fra DCS • |[
American coast fitted more or less along what is now tho A tlantic
Tlds is another Instance which 0,192,000,000 francs'th-Tl
accurately into the indentations of coast, the sal drifting over the shows th at scientific men are not
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willing to accept a hypothesis or
Tarpon S pring! -|26,000
It has been known for years
But it is known th at the crust theory without testittg it thorough- Issue to bo voted on, fo r M il
that there is a force, due to tho beneath the ocean is rigid, by the ly.
tion of city hospital.
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It from the blue for you. It’s the knock of opportunity that they say only “ c o i f
’’ and “it’s here now in no uncertain m easure,” “the vibrati.
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BANFQRP,’ FLORIDA, T U E SDAY. A U G U S T 3, 192fi.
Fulford-by-the-Sea
Development Involved
iy S ectio ns
Misrepresentations Of Facta
Is Alleged By Department
Officials InvestigatlngCnse
ress Is Noted
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nmental Ban
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to kee|> to tho | Samuel Insull, Chicago public utilities magneto, jenve $158,000 to the
■ptico and modem-, campaign of Col. Frank .Smith in the Illinois Republican senatorial
■r* fat
Indies toviiuMoo.«•• i primary, ho told the Senate's campaign fuinl investigator*, when
Forty And Fight Lay
IPlans For Initiation
i Of 20 New Members
Pair Shot To Death
Last Night While
Driving On Road
ith Toll
Jolson Denies Story
New School Building
Of Divorce Action For Osceola Proposed
At Meeting Of Board
consultation with the officials of
tho Osceola CypresH company will
he mude before the next meeting of
the board.
A bond issue would
not be necessary to build the pro
’
J-. Aug. 2.1 lie Steygns. This I am told, was posed school house if the plans go
through, stilted
Superintendent
Nidenve in *the
k„ I
returned to him after it had been Lawton.
7 case wn,» misskept for some time in the safe of
Other matters handled at the
« off|,
j files"
Official
Somocapt county Jail.
mooting of tho board were of a
Itk^i*!"®"11' made
There are also many important routine nature.
in<iuiry statements by witnesses which
of l h7 * n amoved Were alaoJn the warden’s safe,
w,'rden of that aro missing. Strnnge to say,
#f > l ,
1■ E L - 'w J h u r to however, the one document which
m ®*°n. newly.oP- was carefully preserved was an af
f»«h
c t oo ^. "’titor
Dc- fidavit by on* Of-the witnesses who
7 ,,r ucMiss Mary Graves, former city
l 3 l f ? * * “ r Simp- attacked the state’s case.”
nurse,
wus appointed county nurse
1 r.h‘‘. h««l sufTho senator said ono of lus late Monday afternoon at the
first steps would be to learn how monthly meeting of Seminole Coun
^ of ,u l^ ° n,en this evidence, disappeared.and who ty Commissioners.
Miss Graves
Dr. in responsible for its disappear
succeeds Miss Abby Doudney, whs
Mrs. ance.
*.
tendered her resignation Monday,
The warden, when asked to ex to bo effective Sept. 16.
Miis
1tS°“* h evidence plain the alleged disappearance of
Graves was recommended by tho
papers
frora
his
safe,
^ h ^ n,vtor
County Wolfnro Board:
much
Miss Doudney b»$ Wen courtly
ftjya
'‘ E vid en ce I n H a ll-M ills
Missing F r o m O f f i c i a l F i l e s
Miss Mary Graves To
Succeed MissDoudney
yLa.tnd,tn indicfc
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nurse for three 7 W : , . V ;■ , . .1
How tlit■- Florida delegates to
the'Linns International convention
at San Francisco last month rebut
ted objection* I,, tho claim of
Miami to tin- |;i27 convention was
described t. lav |,y R. L. Koberts* r.. Sunf-nil d>-li-gate, who arrived
boon- last night.
’" H o t weather’ in Florida was
the biggest objection o f delegates
to hold the next convention in Flor
ida." the Sanford delegate said.
"There were three cities after the
convention l-.l Paso, Dos Moines
•md lb troit ami this argument
about the weather was used agair.st
us."
' " I hr iii c :ui :/i -i- of the Florida
Special to tin convention, wired
to C S. weal her bureau at Jack
sonville ami .Miami for tempera
ture leading-, i-li-granib wire re
ceived -bowing tin- i vi-rnge temp
erature for tin- past It) days to be
71 degreeTins fact was adver
tised on the floor, amt nothing
more was -aid about weather. We
were all for Miami, and we heat
Detroit. our iii a rest competitor by
218 \nt cs."
No Lnniity Against Florida
There is t. i) enmity nppt.rent in
California against
Florida,
Mr
Robertson declared. "Tho
Cali
fornians are interested in this state
nnd they ask lots of questions
There is a rivalry,nnd they are
our competitors. California Lions
were friendly to us, and they voted
for Miami. California has pretty
cities. Rut as I told them, wait
until Florida has had 50 years of
W ASIIIN'CTON.
Aug. .1- (/P)
The Flori ta t'lli-s Finance Compa iy of Miami and Fulford, and
the Southern States Itenlly Cor
poration of Miami and their o f f i
cer-- and agents were debarred
from use of the mails today by n
fraud order issued by Postmaster
General New.
They were charged with conduct
ing a scheme for obtaining money
through the mails by ineaiiH of
false and fraudulent pretenses.
The Post Office
Department's
investigation disclosed that the
working head o f the Floritla Cities
Finance Company was M. C. Tebhetls.
lie has been held by the
Federal Grand Jury for using the
mails to defraud In the operation
of Fulford-Hv-The-Sea scheme anil
is now at III ierty on bond.
F,ari" in I 022 Tebbetis secured
r.r.!>7 ncrel of land near
an optio mi f>
dovi lopniiT.t."
Fulford a I organized the finance
Florida delegates were ustmlly
company capitalized at $1,000,000.
The company now • laims to own singled out of the crowd by others
2,800 acres and to «.»ntri>l an addi and quest inlied on the climate, soil
tional 700.
Figures furnished by resources and other things, tho
^Everybody
the Company
■ Postal inspectors Sanford man said.
state that approximately $fifil,100
in cash and in stock hns h»cn paid
townru the purchase of the land,
and that there is still $“.'82,.‘<02 duo.
The Company' conducted nn ex
tensive selling camp. ' -n and ac
cording to figures furnished in
spect i is 5.085 lots hud hecn sold
up to the middle of February this
year.
Cash received
from the
sale of lots amounted to $2,307,
830 and the amount duo on lot
sales for the remainder of 1020. Globe Engineering Company
1027 nnd 1028 was placed at $4,
Wrvi Knd; Expect To End
855,038.
The total
gross
lot
Transfers
Operations To
sales since 1022 amounted to $10,
Work Within Year’s Time
502,180 and there were cancella
tions i f lot rales i mounting to $3,
520,310.
Dredging operations of the Globe
Misrepresentations r f existing Dredging Company, under contract
fact were alleged by the Post Of
fice Depart merit in the advertising to the city to fill in ] ,500,000 cu
and sales lit natu re of the Com bic yards on Lake Monroo shore
nave been transferred
from tin*
pany.
In July 1325. tho realty company east end of the luke to the west
represented that more than $1, end, it was announced today.
Tho big dredge is lu-ing used now
0(81,(100 had been expended on side
walks, roads, beautification, homes between Fri in-ti and Myrtle A v e
nues.
Three shifts of mon are
and buxines- blocks.
-The
The I’ost o f fic e Department sub working 2-1 hours a day.
mitted e.-iileiice in an attempt to contract calls for filling in the lake
show that total
expenditures to front for a distance of two miles
December 31. 1025 for_ improve west of Myrtle Avenue.
ments aggregated $582,7(14.
Dur
The fill will he completed vithin
ing the latter part o f 1025 a large a year with "good progress," ac
automobile speedway was c«n cording to City Manager W. H.
strueted north u,” the Company s Williams. "Within six months the
property at n cost
of $701,351. till will he made past all import
Ownership of the speedway
is ant points nil the lake, und the
claimed l>v Tebbetts and his a? pnvinp work should he well on the
xocinte W. F. Webster,
under a ! wav.
corporation separate from the fi
Sanford will continue the boule
lUili-.-o coiiini’ tti e.
The latter con vard west from Park Avenue to
corn, posin’ inspectors said, th*-\ : in- eily lingjs, where the wprk will
tak' n u~ hy
learned iuid advanced the mmiev j
y ilic- State
St
Highway
for its i-oiistruction.
1commission and County Commis-
I,raving f o r a 1 they convened in Chicago This picture w;s taken in the committee
- ' ‘‘ ,
j room, showing Insull in the foreground with Edward II. Wright,
the |>ro a
*
negro politician and member o f the Illinois eommercc commission,
the g o v e r n - . waiting to testify,
lions regulations I _
tlu
idrawal o f
like churches.
>pretest, people * > I
(if thf count ry h •*'
Illything except e.<_ the effect of
[tfcu (jr have not Item !
jut in Mexico City, j
.1 ire quietly work j
ftfor an understand
jfllies has refused Prominent Merchant Asserts James Barton, Adjutant For
National Organization, To
Proper Disposal Is, Vital
pi propc-nl for a
I upon the govern
Be Guest Of Honor; Forty
And Should Be Cared For
o r its regulations
And
K Chief Alos Coming
Just A n Soon As Possible
jcite to <let‘'rtniiie
frill, hut influential
elaborate plans for tile enter
Proper sewage disposal in San
Woking informal
ford
is
a
“'vital
question
for
tintainment
o f the visiting Is-ginn
. .1 the Spiscopnte
sent, believing e.n city," said Joseph G. Hall, presi unites during
the
mid-summer
dent o f the Hall Hardware Conipuny, today in commenting upon „ j conference in Sanford. Aug. H. !».
|tk pres-lit status
ill negotiations, system here, that allows sewage to were made at the meeting of
I’ost
Momluy
kiitagc will nev- flow into Lrtke Moproo at the new • Campliell-Lossing
Municipal Pier and other points, |,,jKht
Commander M. U. Hutton
i
. , , * ..
tin rejecting the rcHultinpr in a nuinanco
"Our present method o f dispos- 1 ........... . “ l lho
ftchhishoiiric, de
the plans for the
al government,•w.in g of sewage requires the Is-s’ | Aside from
can
engineering
ability
tbi
t
most
important
-onTerence
til
Klf to act wiCi
It is a t ,nm j(.r roming before th e nost win
r to enforce t lu- bad,” Mr. Hall declared. “'It
•
- matter that Wight to he tuovided ( ,,|s, U8Hion „ r home for the clnl
of I for* I in not saywc now it should |
I to tinml and disabled legion
♦nfmvtnu i he
d “ i p . ir«» 1 chf "to ja.i^ceasury." ; *!*“*.•*» o
Answering the objection that it • unires in this stute. and tlu 1*11Irur-Tj0„ vv, s
" ‘ ' money
.. to dorsement of a drive to raise $f>U,t given to tlu1 nit.
As- .w ill require considernbl
ill Nogales. Arivi., make a change in the present sys- 1)01) fur I he building of the first
ildfnt (Ibrcgon i.-i j tern, ho said t hat “ we are spending unit of the Inline on property be
longing tn tin- St. Petersburg I’ost.
lltvtmmcnt in the |»'n»*iderablu money on projects
The commander and adjutant of
iivfrrv.
General that are less vital.’
it wh-. i ,ident
An ailequiiti^sevverjtge system is tho local |iosi were instructed to
hr* of the Gath j t«»«» important to neglect, lie assert- make a careful study o f the pro
ject and to roll- for it lit the comtvokt',1 conflict I c><i*
The drivo for
'I am not criticising the City ir>^ coiilorcing
lUttmiiuth of their
funds will
inside the various
Commissioners,"
lie
said.
"Our
MltymentMive. Senor
posts according to the (dans under
J h i (Anhhishop of Commissioners have done wonder consideration.
ful
things.
The
result
show
it.
Out
pwdfclnr.xtions were
Jim HnrUui, national adjutant of
Am evident reheii- I think sewage disposal has been
the legion, will l>e here for the
rat the fiiiidamental unintentionally neglected."
conference accompanied by Char
lie Ardeiy, 111 tional correspondent
|, ,-•••• tu n* a virfor the Forty and Fight. They
■ j Lfiitol States ( 011will lie met at Paint ku hv a com
IWdfll has 1,,-en demittee
from Sanfold who wi.l
1tie 'li'iiaiiincnt of
serve as an escort to this city.
»ft- the iuki>-/ iiv 'iSamuel U. Dighloti and Mayor
topniTiun mi "if the
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hftt, hf s , I, , 1 , 1
Announcement was made last Forrest Lake will deliver the wel
I SnU|'i .
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niglit at the inerting o f the San- coming addresses to the visitors.
tt.-Mir.» i,,uI,,>- '
' ' ford Forty and Fight club that Barton will lie the principal speak
itcp f rill j ^
| five new members wimbl lie in i tint - er of t)ie conference.
tit ihiirg,- . / ' S V . • « ! Gom this city at the mid suinThe kiwunis Club o f this city
I Churrh
.! i Wll7 I nior conference of the Americiiii has volunteered to furnish trans
I N m i H till,
l-egion Aug. 8. !», with tho lf> portation for the visitors white
t hr* ij,.,.,
' (P o or Goofs) that are heir.g imthey are in Sanford.
I Aimrici,,, uuarterV 1
by tb« Jacksonville Post
The committees appointed at the
ttm prr,|.:,|,|, will
fl,r IhP coming festivities the
KM wiiIkmii i, „ , wrecking crew of the I'orty and meeting last night to peifeil the
plans for the week end ere in-ailed
"Gomati, cv, h-iagef i
r lul' wil1 ,u‘ in hrreat demand hv the following ipen: Joe Chit
C I N C I N N A T I . O.. Aug. 3.
I that III,. \
1«»» tbi* 'ii’ Xt few days.
Jrnw-ii
Strnley Walker, cliev-de-train of tenden. chairman o f the Glad Hand (VP)— A woman identified by Cler
«h rge ol
Committee; Percy Mem, chairman
' I in ii-i'i i, , as. re
vt, i the local chapter reported that the
mont county officials as Mr-.
'
' , box car was under construction o f the Dance committee; James Mamie King. Chilo, Ohio, and an
y - 'c r tnii-nt
Huff,
Chairman
of
the
reception
and would lie ready for the Armis
•» tin t*-. h,,|, ,,||| y
committee to meet the visiting o f unidentified men about 30 years
I ip> day celebration.
old, were shot to death by tile oc
* fhuri h \ui he re
I vharg,..
I ^ Those present last night were: ficers ill Palatka; Lloyd Vomers, cupants o f nn autopmbile that pur
chairman
o
f
the
lum-hepn
commit
|Jim Huff, chcv-de-gnre. John llinlsued the one in which they were
tee: A. R. Platt, will he in charge
riding on the Atlantic & Pacific
Ici mister, Joe Chittenden, 1.. C. Be
o f ftrrnnjirtg signs leading to the
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' mint,'Shcrnmn IJhyd, A. P. HagHighway near Chilo late last night
and Legion home while John 11in - .
ach O v p p ‘ u m u n r d . George Herring, M. B. Hut- lermister and W. I). Hoffman will j Chilo is about 40 miles east of
J i.
' t r tM IU jjo n , stnll|e>. Walker and II. F.
arrange for the boat ride to b« Cincinnati.
Seeking to escape their pursuers,
i Washburn.
Aug. :: , ,*|
eiven the visitors.
Wilt,
lho car had turned into the drive
kkulutiinj <i, mage
way at the homo o f Joseph L.
SI/"'"!- hurricane
Rroad well, a farmcc, according to
■ 5 '• 1of nr,.
a telephone message r e e v e d here.
fears were
Tho other machine came alongside
and a volloy of shots were fired.
| P A R I S , Aug. n.— (/h— A l
Jol^ fisliertneii, is : Min, well known comedian, today
Awakened by the noise, Broadwell
looked out in tlmo to sqo the slay
•hith w,.„t „.(l fr„mi 1denied reports that either he or
The matter o f building a new
’ his w ife has secured u divorce in school house for the Osceola dis er’s machine Bpeodlng northward
the liurri- Paris.
ip the direction o f Felicity.
trict was referred to the local
•
uaheM-d of
Members o f the Broadwell fam
Mr. Jolson, talking to a repre- hoard for further investigation at
o f the
Associated Press, the monthly meeting o f the Coun ily foupd the. woman and man both
ib f'V " s" lu,,,y •-! tentative
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th ,,f ku‘ l ," ” 1 hcon j also denied that either he or hiB ty School Board this morning in dead. Three bullets had pierced
int' Sturm.
wife entered suit for divorce.
.Superintendent T. W. Lawton's of the woman's body. The man was
shot once.
fice.
Identity of Mrs. King was es
Investigation of the cost and a
BALL SEES NEED LEGION MEMBERS
OF GOOD SEWAGE MAKE PLANS FOR
DISPOSAL H E R E S T A T E MEETING
Eight Pages Today.
n ml r w S ffW a
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MIAMI FIRM I S f ealifornia Has No Enmity S a n f o r d C o illim | l| l
hor Florida, Says Sanford c «
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-"-iNOT ALLOWED Delegate To Lions Meeting ^ a l 6 A t t r a c t s
USE OF MAILS
Shoppers T o
Probe Ily Post office Depart
ment Disclosed That Heud
Of Company, M.C.Tebbelts
Is Facing Fraud Charge*
[Declared
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tablished through the llcensp num
ber on the automobilo and papers
in a handbag found in the ma
chine.
Aug. 3.— (£*)—
C IN C IN N A T I,
Ray Ross, 26, Felicity, alleged
slayer of Otto Itin, lOi and Mrs.
Mamie King Metzger, 30, who were
shot to death whil e seated in an
automobile near Chilo, last mid
night, shot and killed himself to
day as officers were about to ar
rest him.
Another Man Shot In
Chicago Gang War
CHICAGO, Aug. 3 .- 0 P )- J ° » eph $aldo, 28, nephew of Joseph
Lamberto, bootlegger-Jeweler, who
was murdered with a woman com
panion in frdni o f the D^rtiy Inrt,
DREDGING WORK
BEGINS ON WEST
SIDE OF SANFORD
' IF
lake front >vhi‘» completed will hcconie purt of the famous
Dixie
highway system.
The new high
way skirting the lake to Lake Mon
roe will give tourists a splendid
view of the lake.
Dredging operations east of
Park Avenue Included tl o filling
in of the lukc front for a mile and
one half, or a considerable dis
tance cast of the Forrest Lake Ho
tel.
Local Man Invents
New Safety Device
For Railway Cars
J. M. Willinms, car inspector for
the Atlantic Const Line of this city,
announced yosterduy that ho had
received, his patent on a lock nut
from the U. 9. Patent Offico at
Washington. The nub is a safety
device fo r use on nny form of ma
chine where thcro is a possibility
of a nut coming o f f nnd causing a
wreck.
The inventor has been working
on the lock nut for about 12
months. He got his idea from see
ing so many nuts lost from cars
in the yards and tho accidents
they caused.
First application for & patent
was made os Nov. 14, o f last year,
williama has been in tho railroad
service fo r 23 years, having come
here from Caldosta, about four
years ago. While in the latter city
ho patented several minor devices
for uM on railroad cars.
Many Legal Papers
Filed On Rule Day
Hule day Monday resulted In
scores Of pleadings being filed by
attorneys In the office o f the clerk
o f circuit court here. Clerks were
engaged today in . recording the
pleadings in the books of record.
Attorneys were allowed until^midnlght to file their papers and
many were found beneath the door
o f ths elerk’s office thid morning.
1The next term, o f court for the
w
** * " c fil cireutt
drsyit jarll^b#
Jn
ire W. w, fright
■* _ ;*•
wt s glad to see anyone from Flor- i
Ids," he s; id. \\V met Floridn cn- 1
thusiasts, people who have been
hero .and know" tlu* state. They
_____— .
—
hnve a good word,! especially of I * #
^
the climate.
We found western ' F i v e C h l C & g O G l I I l I T i e n
people pulling f..r Floridn. Many
of them say they are coming here
next winter. Many questions were
asked out of curiosity, anil still
others asked hcci.uso they want to
A T L A N T A . On.. Aug. 3.— <
come here."
—
Five Chicago gunmen wore in
$20,000 Delegates Present
Thursday
night
The convention drew 20,000 dele Atlanta last
when Bert Donnldson. investi
gates nnd visitors to San Francisco
gator, was shot to death, Solici
and equally ns many are expected
tor General John A Boykin said
to eonte to Miami next summer
M1
today. The gunmen have been
Tin- spokextin - of the delegations,
ordered arrested "on sight."
(Continued iin Page T w o )
Admitting that his life had
been threatened if he euntinued
the inquiry into the murder of
tu- aide, the solictor general issin-d a statement declaring that
Oommunity D o l l a r
Donaldson’s murder wus a "chal
lenge from tho criminal element
brought n rush of buyers qj
of the city" thni demands instant
Sanford stores today
and drastic action.
Mr. Boykin said ho would con has never before been
'ienced here. Thla wa»*
tinue the investigation with all
liix might.
observation of businerttff
"These threats,” he said, "have
Three Sets Of Finns Will He
who were Interviewed
through anonymous let
Submitted To ( ’omissioners] come
reaentatives of The
ters and telephone calls, roMonday;
Each Provides ceivedby myself and Mrs. Boy 1early thia afternoon.For Slip To Be Cut Inland kin.”
Scores Of Buyettrjj
Hand Long
In Atlanta On Day Of
Doors Are Opeh<
Donaldson’s Slaying
ClerksAreSwami
C ro w d s C o m e
T r a in , A u to ,
Merchants Say
Exceed Most
mistic Predict
TENTATIVE PLANS
FOR CITY’S DOCKS
ARE COMPLETED
The shoppers came
Three *«•!:< of tentative plans for
Sanford's Municipal
docks
and
warehouse .>n Lake Monroo have
been completed and will he pre
sented to the City Commission at
the regular meeting next Monday
afternoon, City Mnnager W. B.
Williams said today.
The wharves and warehouse
proposed to he constructed near
Poplar Avenue will he the most
complete and lnrgest o f anv inland
city in Florida.
Sanford is the
largest Florida inlund city with di
rect transportation to the sen, it
is declared.
The* three plans prepared, me of
which will probably ho selected by
the Commissioners, provide for a
slip cut inland, in which the boats
will discharge their
freight on
dorks built on a dredged area south
of Si minolc Boulevard; marginal
wharf, which provides for ware
house and dockage facilities pa nil
Id In the lake front, and the third
plan for piers limit out into the
lake.
The pier system includes two
dredged areas, -100 feet long and
100 feet wide.
A warehouse, 100
feet long and 100 feet wide would
lie constructed between the two
dredged areas.
An additional pier
to be built when the need for it
arises is provided for in the plans,
it would he 150 feet wide and 400
feet long.
,
The city owns 1,000 feet front
age on Lake Monroe, and the prop
erly runs from the lake
front
south to First Street.
Royce-Garrett Will
Be Forcibly Fed If
He Continues Fast
MANY ISSUES ARE
INVOLVED IN SIX
STATE PRIMARIES
Western Staten Of Oklahoma,
Missouri, Montana, Kansas
And Virginia,WestVirginia
Will Select Slates Today
KARAS C IT Y , Aug. 8— (/P)—
A hazo of campaign oratory on
urohihition, tho Ku Klux Klan,
World court, farm relief and va
ried sectional issues lifted today
over foyr western nnd two south
ern s.tatea. an voters invaded pri
mary election pulling glaces to
select nutiouul congressional and
stato offico nominees.
In Missouri, OktjibQmn und Kan
sas, nominations will la* made for
the United
States senatorahip.
The three incumbents, all Repub
licans— George H. Williams, Mis
souri; John W. Harreld, Oklahoma
ami Charles Curtis, Kansas— seek
re-iiominatioQ^. With no senatorial
contests slated.
Montana voters
will make nominations for the
state's two seats in tho national
house of
representatives
while
West Virginia will choose nominees
for six congrcHstpnal posts and
Virginia for its tun memberships
in tho lower hnuftgf.
Oklahoma nnd Kunsas parties
hnvo complete state tickets, nioro
than a thousand office-seekers be
ing registered under fiyo banners
for the Sooner state races.
It>
Missouri, there are but a few o f
tho lesser stato offices to be fill
ed.
Muntnnu nnd West Virginia
slates cull for election of hnlf the
membership o f the state sennto
and tho entire lower house person
nel as well us numerous county
nnd district offices.
With the wet and dry debate the
outstanding issue, seven candidates
are out for the long nnd s^pi't term
Missouri scnutnrinl
nominations
Senator Williams is seeking both
nominations and has .declined to
make prohibition an issue. Blod
gett Priost of Ht. I/Oiils, an avowed wet, opposed him for the short
term, whllo
Priest
and
David
Proctor, of Kansus City a dry, aro
Williams' opponents fur the long
term.
»r
The Democratic senatorial nom
ination for both terms is sought
by Congressman Harry H. Hawes
o f St. Louis, a wet. lie is oppos
ed for tho short term by Willis II.
Meredith, of Poplar Bluff, and
Robert I Young, St. Joseph, and
for the long term by Young and
Judge Ewing Cockrell, o f Warrenburg.
M IA M I, Aug. 3.— (/P>— Huron
Michael Royee-Gnrrett, whose wife
leaped t^ h er death from the Ever
glades hotel hero last Friday night,
may he forcibly fed if lie persists
in his refusal to accept food, hos
pital authorities said today
Following u coroner’s Inquest
yesterday at which tho baron was
exonerated of all responsibility for
tho death of his wifo, ho was com
mitted to jail for two days nt his
own request.
l’ollco believe the two days’
confinement will allow Itpyce-Gnrrett to regain sufficient will-pow
er to avert another attempt at
suicide. Ho was found Saturday
hy police authorities in a tangled
thicket north of Miami attempting
to climb trees to hang himself. His
inability to climb, duo to the loss
of a leg in the World wnr, frustrat
ed his plans.
Poverty is thought to huvo been
the motive for the suicide of the
M E L L O N IN ROME
hurom-ss and the subsequent utROME. Aug. 3.— (/P)— Andrew
lempti of the huron to kill himself. W. Mellon, secretary of the United
States treasury, arrived In Rome
his morning.
Mr. Mellon came
from Geneva^
,
Kiwanians Will Hold
‘Trade at Home Meet’
Wednesday At Noon
Tho official title of the meeting
of thu Sanford Kiwanis club totmorrow at noon in the 8eminoie
cafe will bo "The Trade at Homs
Meeting", Secretary L. C, Bebout
announced this morning.
Problems relative to the Dollar
Day Silo now in progress in Sanford, and means ot keeping th*
businoss o f Sanford people In San
lord wiU be discussed.
Several
prominent merchants o f this city
will make short talks durinfc the
course of the meeting.
Plans for the visit o f Members
of the local club to Orlando next
Friday for a golf match and din
ner at the Dubs'Dread country
club will be made. The Orlando
club ht.s invited the Sanford Klwattiens to dinner Friday and at
the same time challenged them to
n golf match in the morning. It
is expected that a large contingent
„ f Sanford Kiwanians will make
the trip.
A recont letter from tho Or
lando club stated^ that they were
expecting a large crowd or San
ford boostef# over and Had pre
pared an elaborate entertainment
In tho x o t a . b f ft dinner nnd cabaret
for •** f t
Crowds were assembled
some stores on First Street
8 o’clock, the opening hour of
of tho shops.
The buyers were not cohfl
Sanford, nor to Seminole
managers of stores said. Rskidert
of nearby cities and towns J
recognized In the c r o w d * , __
metal signs bearing the namda'i
neighboring communities
served
parked on
d6'
thoroughfares.
Tho Lake Monroe Trans,
tiop Company brought scoria
women shopper* from Bon
Springs and tho Florida power
Light Company to Sunfora on,
yacht
which mad*
acht Wolaka,
* *
trip* because of the sales day.I
Clerks were swjtmped n
the stores this morning, al
many stores had extra clerks <,
duty. Many o f the buyers kn«l
what they wanted and the prlrit
for the article desired, thus making
It easier for the merchant*,
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Expressions of "a great , suecess"; "pxceeds our expfcUUona’.’ i '
“ buslpesg. Is; IW ferfi!- ; and
similar vein’ srari'beard on
aides. The comments of a n'
ber of business men interview* ^ 7
fgllowt
V x,
Al Rsffsld, The Outlet> whs ' '
chairman of the sub-commli
sponsoring the hnge sales
and who worked unceasingly
make u success o f the affair,
cd today that from all o!"
tiona, the expectations o f tlia
chants were fa r exceeded,
hearty co-operation between
business men and the cerdial :
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J u ly L i b r a r y R ei
I n d ic a te s I n c r
In N u m b e r R e a d i
The warm weather evident
not affected the rending publ
Sanford, according to tne Jt
porot of the Public Library,
ing the past month 2,957
wore borrowed, an increase u
books over tho month o f Jn
1926, AU but 036 books
loaned to adults.
The reading room attendance !
morn than doubled in a year,
ninety-four Hanford people
advantage of the reading room
month as compared with 198
July.
Forty-six new members jol(
during the past month, making t l
toUl membership o f the- Sanfof
library 2,228. Many new bool
have been received lately
more are expected beforo
of the Bummr.
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Titos
who have contribqi.
hooka to the local library, during
tho past mdnth are: Mrs. Hentr
Wight, Mrs. George Knight,
(
M. F. Dieterkh, Miss Balia 1
mar, Ohgjfles Haas, and *
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P o n z i-F a c e s S e c o n d L e g a l B a t t l e T o
P re v e n t E x tra d itio n T o M assach i
HOUSTON. Texas, Aug. 3.—OP)
— Hearing on the habeas corpus
application of Charles Ponzl,
wanted bv the State of Massa
chusetts to serve a seven-to-nine»ar term as a "common and norioua thief,” was postponed un
til tomorrow when called in dis
trict court here today.
Following Governor Ferguzon’a order for Ponai’s extradi
tion yesterday, attorneys for
pleaded that
1"
PonalI pleaded
they wanted
time in which to revise their
pleast
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HOUSTON, Texas, Aug.
his appeal for liberty to
trict court o f Judge Cl
h*te today on a ha beak i
cesdings. Ponsi’s petition7
he is being
illegally
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his liberty’
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I f Judge
hoi
_ Ashe holdi.l
Illegally restrained, Cktv
guion’s extradition order I
will be useless and Poijxt
released. Should the court
him, Pep*! plans an •[
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atari court of criminal at
the first step In carrying
to .the.supreme court* If \
ife wotlld be entitled.tg Ml
112,000 bond pending
The higher court nf at
not convene until
Ponsi ia basing
habeas corpus writ on
to be an Italian eitrien d
waa taken friar an
when i^derttiid ftfc
— Charles Ponzl, Boston, today will
face his second legal battle within
tWIL days to prevent his extradition
toTfsssachusetts to serve a sent
ence o f from seven to nine years
as a “ common and notorious theif.
. Having lost his figh t yesterday
to prevent Governor Miriam Fsr- His
n /ram honoring the m « l * l
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its, fakiitg that
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THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 , 192B
Community C a lif o r n ia H a s N o
Attracts Many E n m ity F o r S ta t e ,
ere Here
Today A s s e r ts R o b e r ts o n
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fc they nade when asked to
In D o t t i n g on the dollar day
Indeed gratifying to the meme l the committee. Mr. Speer
i Mr. Smith deserve much credit
their wholehearted efforts in
tog over the greatest event
ford haa ever had," he snid
K E. Wateon, Woodruff and
don: " A ll advance business
morning looks as though the
wfll be a great success. We
had a brisk trade all morn-
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defeated in their efforts to tiring
the convention to their city, got
up on the floor mid snid they were
nil coming to Miami in 11127.
Franklin O, King of Orlando
former district governor of district
No. .16, was elected to the advisory
board
of
Lions
Inteir.-itionai
The Daytona Bench quartet won
first prise for th" best quartet at
the convention; Miami Olee Club
first prise for the bent glee club
anil Florida wan awarded the first
prise for hi ving the largest num
ber of delegates who came the
greatest distance to attend tin- con
vent ion.
Major Activities Are Cited
The major activities of the Lions
Clubs for the r.ext year will he edu
cntional work among blind people
assistance for the under privileged
child, playgrounds for children and
distribution of copies of the inter
national moral code for children,
according to the report which Mr
Robertson will make to the Sunned
Lltr.s club at the weekly meeting
Thursday,
The moral code was drawn up
some time ago and adopted at I h>*
San Francisco convention.
The
local club will pillchuHe Kilt copies
of the code and place them m nil
of tiie Seminole
County
public
schools.
rhe Florida Special, which left
|Jacksonville, July 12 carried 100
Floridians.
Fourteen
stopovers
1were made. The Florida delegatlon split after the conveT.tiun. the
members having the choice of five
routes to return home.
R. A. Griffin, Sl-2 of Block 22
l 73-2*
Mrs. A. E. Hill. Beg. Ltd.28 feet South of North
west corner o f Block 22, run South 40 feet.
East 120 feet. North id feet, West to be
Id
ginning.
Hubbard Reed, Beg. HU.2* feet South of North
j
west corner of Block 22, i on South 4d feet.
Fust 120 feet. North Id f el, West to beginning It)
Mrs. A K. Hill. Beg. 07 feet South of Northwest
corner of Block 22, run South 36.28 feet, Hast
, 12d feet. North 36.28 feet. Went to beginning 20.28
Epsie Thomas. North .77 feet of West 120 feet,
Block 22
E. C Kubanka, Beg. at Northeast corner Block 2.1,
run South 12d feet, West 17.7 feet, North 120
I
120
feet. Fil'd 17.7 feet, to beginning
,W. K , McKinnon, McKinnon and
Shade Randolph, Beg. 12d feet South of North
d: “ We are doing fine,
east corner Block 211, run South 7d feet, West
haa indeed been very
MT,.7 feet. North 7d feel, Hast 1 17.7 feet, to
and we are certainly well
beginning
lad."
t t l E. Chorpening, Jr., of Church
Kiln Williams. South 1-2 Block 22
T o; “ Dollar Day has been great
Millie Collins, N. 70 feet of West Idll feet of
have bad a splendid reception
70
Block 27
t
, OUf offerings/'
(ten.
Jones,
Beg.
70
feet.
South
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Northwest
cm
; l L Perkins, Haberdasher: "A
ner Bio, k 27. run Foist Idd feet, South 70 feet.
success. We hgve sold al70
___ out' o f our leaders but will
West Ido feet, North to beginning
ivd mors tomorrow. Many outMillie .lone c Beg. 100 feel South of Northwest
town shoppers have been in our
corner Block 27, run Smith 00 feet. Fast I"
today.”
Atlanta (oast Lino Railroad
righl
of " i i ' ,
H. Duran and 5. M. Walker,
ilOn Phafjnacy: “ Doing nicely,
North a.* feet. West t<> beginning
la is an event that should come
Miles \ i i.n l l i ' i i S o u t h '(> leel. Blo< k >i
an in the future."
A t hint i ' . . i t I .me
Vivian Speer, Spear and Son:
tuHMaa this morning exceeded
itailri ;nl 1 empany.. Beg at Smith rorm-i ot HI'" h
our expectations and we haw
27 inti .South 0 fret, Last 70 feet. North 9 left
* unable ito serve the crowds
Wc.t 21 feet in beginning
thronged our «tore."
A
t
laid n * on -t Line
C, VTele, Jeweler: “ When I
opened the store this morn
l{uilrmid Cmnpany, Also, beg. at Northeast
ft.pbople were waiting to buy.
nor Blnrk I. mu East 72 foot, Filial Ii to Smith
nave sold some wonderful
easterly
lino of right " f way. Wesl to |i"int
•nd business in general has
South of lioginiiihg. North to boginiiii.g
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to such an extent that
moving to a larger loention
j.L K. L.tmg, Beg. at Northeast i-nrnor Blink I,
this month ”
run West hi foot. South 71.0 feet to Ath.i.lii
;U Sam Baumel, Baumel's Special ( on si I mo Bailidii'l. No) t in-nstorlv along Mhlmmi
Store: “ W e have been busy
PARIS, Aug 2 t/Ph- Premier | 1.0.0 fool. North 22 2 loot to beginning
the opening hour and from
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dications this will prove one Poincare's fiiuuiicul measure!', by I Loui m. T. Rn/ior, B*-g hi foot \V*-nt ol Norlhoust
: Ot tbo most decided succrsses aver which lie Meek'* to rehabilitate
' iyed by the merchants of Kan- France’s badly upset financial con 1 corner Block I, run West 7(1 foot, Smith 117
dition, was on the senate program
foot. East to railioml. Northcastei 1v along rail
P. Forstor. president of ' today and possibly will come up
road to point South ot beginning. North I" ho
atlonal Bank: “ These sales , before adjournment is taken toginning
7(1
thlng to get people to night. The bill already has passed
Trusleoos of Mi
and it looks good to mi. It ill' chamber of deputies.
Approval has beer, given by the ('ttlvury Unjitisl
thes starting of the Retail
Hits Associatio
Association was a good cabinet to the premier's desire that ( ’ hlllrh of ( iohlsliuni., ih-g. !)6 foot West of Noitii
an independent sinking fund In1
hih I I'onioi' of Block 1, run Wcsd 70 foot, South
Key. vice president of Iho created to redeem the state s ob
County Bank: “ Com- ligations and handle the national I 117 feel. East 711 loot. North 117 foot, to lie
, sales day is first class. I defease bonds.
ginning
70
it i> ons of the best things
Unknown,
Beg.
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feet
West
of
Northeast
cm
.ut on hors for business. It ONE DEAD IN P L A N E F A L L
nor of Blnrk 1, run
West 70 foot, South 117
st«s business.
I think it
MONROE. La., Aug 2. (/P) bring grott results.”
One man wns killed and another
feet, Fast 70 foot. North 117 foot tu iK'ginoing 50
ffl. H7 Tunnlcllffe, president of tiH.lly hurt today when an airplane S. E. Musi', Bog. ] 1»I5 fgot West op Northeast cor
brd Bank A Trust Co.: “ Busi- crashed into u swamp three miles
ner of Block t, run
West 70 feel. Smith 117
Is revived
It is working north of Slyrlinglon, according to
, We have an Increase in do reports received here.
feet, East 70 food. North 117 feecL.tu Loginning 70
ts here today.' '
Unknown. Bog 246 foot West of Northeast corner
‘ er Earner, owner o f Kanof Block 4, run West 21 foot, South 117 foot.
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East 2 1 fool, North 117 footto beginning
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o in sales today. There are
in
. m i i i.n sKMiNin.r. t o i N r i , i i . u m i . x . in » i i a n . i:n\
people in town. We are sat
I K. I.aliig. Bog 2Kt. feet Host of Northeast cor
s r
m i".a K t-.s i :t
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d with the showing made.”
nor of Block l. ion West 26.6 foot. South 117
vs
P. McDaniel, proprietor of K l . l l l t l P A ( . A M I A M ' I M l ’ I t l ' V i :
foot,
Last 26.6 loot, North 117 foot to beginning 26.6
W>od Grocery: "Soles IncreasAt K N T i ' o M I M N V .1 ->11111111111111
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derfully today. They are
Janie Jackson, The West 2.r6,4 foot of Block 1
276.1
. sugar and potatoes to UTATK l»F I l.dltll'A T><
n
Senate To Consider
Poincare Proposals
f
K I . O U I D A I . A N H A M ' J MI ’ J l o V K M K N T I'OJII'ANV,
a
i - ori mral Inn.
mi d Hi,- u i i h n o w n s.iuet-ssors, a m i i
ti-t-H, nml ul l n- r . i,-i mi i os nr . m i l l e s
( - h o mi n g Jin ifili-ii'-l in ulul in Ih''
I III 111" Ilia lh M' I Knit i ( nl , slid
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Ill i n n s l> " i iniili i i t " 1 -1*12 l ' l " l I'ln j
t.the band/ and filling in with
M W U LAItK'S SUB DIVISION OF
Nthings.
BLOCKS 27 A* 26 OF ROBINSON'S
Smith of Sle's Place (chfe):
SU RVE Y OF AN A D D IT IO N TO
had a house full today. W.
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
anything left. They arc
unit lino.....in, nt < ""i|"Mn 1
from Deland, Oviedo, Alt.-i- i.jiinl
W O. I lot Hu rsey. Lot l Block 2.7
70
,' Nlnlhia ni
,,i In-i win, .
Vil SSI-'.I.
ta-'Sprlng*, Geneva and other \\ I I I T K A M ' l . l t " \ V N n i M I ' A N V
W
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,i I ' m |i"i in Inn. nml
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mil* imw ii
Catherine Davis, manage,'
’■ Shoppe: “ Business has
good all day Most of
who have been buying
n Sanford residents."
Sharp, manager of The
Cash Store: "Dollar Day
turned out better than we cx1, Many out-of-town buyers
been noted In the crowds that
. r va been in the store all day."
£dMrt. G, C. Sparring, manager of
Quality Shop: “ We bave sold out
/jRMtically all o f tho specials wo
the Dollar Day. The pres
et-Ml# is better than any prevDg sile that wo have over put
1. Dave Boniske, manager of Dave’s
Ifopartment Store: “ The Dollar
...Day scheme is u success as far es
;-4Ws store is concerned. We have
■' " • n doing a brisk trade all day.
Ay out of town people have been
’ *■« the store during the day."
_____Jj. C, McCloud of Yowells Du,i|Mrtment store: “ Dollar Day sulc-i
better than we anticipated.
There has been a flood of buyers
. her* all day. The number of Sauford people ntul out of town buyhave been about oven.”
i Felix Frank, of the Seminole
fe: "Our business has shown u
■markable increase during the
Many people from other
in the county have been
advantage g f our special
We pre looking f' r an even
business tomorrow "
'T W O Q UAKE SHOCK8 FELT
£ N E W YORK, Aug. 3,_</p)_
Jo earthquakes, probably 0,000
away were recorded on the
at Fordham Uni ver
ity late last sight and eeurly lo
$1248.06 old pavement.
...................
Balance
.....................
FRED T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer*
Ft.
Krn't
Prc.
\ss't
|
Ft.
Mellon
Dev.
Lot 36
Description.
Name
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 3'J
A M E N D E D P L A T OF LANE'S A D D IT IO N
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 41
288.24
TO S A N R O R D , FLORIDA
Ft. Mellon Dev. Uu*. Lot -12
.
76
j $406.00 Kt MpMmi) |)t,v Co., Lot 42
R. J. Holly, (t «l* Lot 2
Less amount assessed oil old paving llah.ime
0 i
:U:t' F t .
Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 44
288.24
j Ft.
Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 47
112.27
I
Ft.
Mellon
Dev. t ((-, Lot 4G
Balance
406.00
56
R. J. Holly, et nl-, Lot 4
I Ft.
Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 47 .
212.77
201.4-1
I.ess amount assess*.! on old paving
Ft. Mallei. Dev. Co., Lot 48
/
110.74
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT R O L L P R E P A R E D U N D E R A U T H O R IT Y
IF RESOLUTION NO. 310 adopted on the 26lh day of July A. |p.
I, by the City CommUMon of the City of Sanford, Florida.
The. following ii the eatlmuted coat of paving Pecan Avenue
Tanth Street South to Twelfth Streot and Twelfth Street from
.Avenue Weet to Olive Avenue n width of 24 feet with sheet
$ on ft rock b*i*e or with other nuital.le paving material.
$1200.00
cu. yd«. griding @ 73c
. ..
32HH.0I)
Hn. ft. concrete curb A gutter <p> $1.20 ----802)1)
I lin. ft. atngle curb
60u
•q, yd*, paving (g> $2.60
8800,00
lin. ft, 12 in pipe (g> $1.36
1362.70
5V' manhole* <g> $76.00
130.00
’ inlet* @) $60.00 .*.
330 ill)
Un. f t 8 in. drain tile <g> $200.00 per M.
600.00
aq, ft. concrete alley returns (gi 30c
130.00
Ing, advertising, etc. .
1621.53
76
R, J. Holly, ct ii L. Lot 6
Less amount aascssed on old paving
f
4
804.72
Balance
—
Jessie D. Klcinman A
H D. Chorpening, Lot 8
200.20
Los * amount assessed on old paving
i
f
36
Balance
200.20
................
R. J. Holly, et ul., LUV*Tfl------*
I css amount assessed on old
106.75
313.75
I
1
1218.80 i
...............
92.25
406.00
313.75
I
36
paving
- -------- -
f
200.20
92.25
Balance
Nelson Gray A
/
V'olie Williams, Lot II. except
right of
Stale R"iid No. 2
I.,•*.•* amount assessed toi old paving
way on
i
,i*5 (
t
405.64
313.75
r
•H .89
]1. 11:111<<■
Nelson (*iay AY'.b*
04.HO
U Ilhams,
Lot
12, except
right of
Stat**
Road No. 3
1.1- s amount assessed on old paving
way on
,
2
l
J
'k
407.15
313.75
——
93.70
Balance
Nelson Gray &
281.02 Yolo-
Williams, Lot 13, except
right of
Road No. 2
I i s amount assessed on **ld paving
way on
3
Slat.*
r
/
1
221.48
Balance
Mary E Williams A
Volte A. Williams, Lot 17, except right of way on
SI ate Road No. 2
76.3
I,css amoiint,nsHossed on old paving
27( 120
I
Balance
Maty E. Williams 4
Volu- A, William:*, Lot 10, oxuept right of way on
State Road No. 3
Less amount assessed on old paving
37.62
360.30
Balance
!
T E A G U E 'S A D D IT IO N TO
SA N FO R D , FLORIDA
Is. S, Bnumel, Lot 7, except right of way on
j
Stale Road No. 3
.160.30 S. S. Bnumel, Lot 8, except right of way on
Slate Road No. 3
S, S lb.mud, Lot ll, except right of way on
213.00 j State Road No. 3
S S Baiimel, Lot 10, excapt right of way on
State Road No. 3
262.74 S. S, Baiimel, Lot It, «’ x*Mqit right of way mi
2.768.22
Jttflte Road No. 2
S. S. Baiimel, Lot 12, c*i'|>t rigig of way tut
300.30
S P E C IA L A SSE SSM E N T ROLL PR E P A R E D UNDER A U T H O R IT Y
Oh RKStfl.tl 1IONS NO. 311, 312 ..nil 313, adopted on the 26th day
of July A. D. 1026, liy the City Comminsion of the City „ f Sanford
Florida.
'
The following is the estimated emit of widening (he pavement to
bo bud by the State Rond Department on State Road No. ;t f , nm
Katie Street South and Southwesterly to the City Limits. The* pave
width with
. ment to be widened from 18 feet to 32 feet ............
sheet
( Nsphnlt on a rock base or with other suitable material
1(I|H" *’«*• >'!»* grading <g) 05c
$ 6617.00
*'u- y l * muck to be removed
$1.(10
040.00
It) I Hi. ft. concrete flush curb (5> 30c
370.00
!
l'11, ^ concrete curb & gutter jf> $1.20
. 21636.00
1' “ ’ 1■rl*2 ’’ pipe (p) $1.36
3028.75
'“
2103
M,i’ Hn. ft. 13
pipe (ip $2.16
4526.75
;t*'
IUl. ft. 18
pipe (/e $3.06 .
01.$0
too
lin. ft. 21 " pipe (m $3.60
I 110.00
33
inlets (re $50.00
1750.00
6
inunhides («' $73.00
375.00
8600 lin. ft 3 *■ drain tile (a) $200.00 per M.
1700.00
15170 sq. yd *, rock base («) $1.35
23313.50
15170 *.,. yt|»,
„ M|dl(llt top @ $1.70
25780,00
Cli- yds. Class II. Concrete <g> $32.(81
1376.0(1
Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc.
0152.45
Interest carrying charge 2'y per cent
2616.68
Stale Rond No, 3
S. Baumi'l. Lot 12
S. Baumel 1 "1 11
S. Baumel, Lid 1.3
S. Baiimel, Lot 111
S. Baumel, Lot 17
S. Biiiiaiel, Lot 18
30. t
30.0
31.1
>1.It
52.i
Mi
6(1
5(1
50
30
60
61
Bulai.ee
Ft. Mellon Dev. * *>., Lot 23
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co,, Lot 24
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 26
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co,, I.ot 26
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 27
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 28
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., l.Mt 30
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 30,
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 31
Ft. Melon Dev. Co.. Lot 32
S. S. Baumel, Lot 3;|
Less amount assessed on old paving
Balance
Ft. Mellon Dev. Un., Lot ;ti
I .ess amount assessed on old paving
HuIunco
Nelson Gray 41
Volie Williams, I.ot 33
Let*, amount assessed nn ,dd paving
.t •
•''ttSAk
Hijfi
•1
t
* ^V■.-1 ‘•"*. f*7i
i
108.18
313.75
, s e c o n D SECTION
S A N F O R D , FIiORIDA
dream w old
Bod we II
Bod well
Bodwell
Bod well
M ichael
Bodwell
Bodwell
Rodwell
Bodwell
Bodwell
Bodwell
Bodwell
Boil well
Bodwell
Bodwell
Bodwell
Bodwell
lt"d well
Bodwell
Hodw ell
Boilwel1
Bodwell
Bodwell
Bodwell
Bodwell
Bodwell
Bodwell
Bodwell
Realty Co., Lot 14 Blk 1
Realty Co., Lot 15 Blk 1
Realty Co., Lot Hi Blk 1
Realty Co., Lot 17 Blk I
B. McGreal, Lot 18 Blk 1
Realty Co., Lot 1 Blk 2
Realty Co., Lot 2 Blk 2
Realty Co., Lot 3 Blk 2 ,
Realty Co., Lot 16 Blk 2
Realty Co., Lot 26 Blk 3
Realty Co., Lot 27 Blk 3 .
Realty Co., Lot 28 Blk 3
Realty Co., Lot 29 Blk 3
Realty Co., Lot 30 Blk 3
Realty { 'n.. Lot 1 Blk 4
Realty Co., l ot 2 Blk 4
Kcall y ( 'n., 1,nt •’? HIk 1
10 Blk l
Realty \'n., I *
Realty I ' d., Lnt H7 Hlk .ri
Realty Co , Lot 38 Bik 5
Lot 39 Blk 5
Realty
Rci.lt y <'()„ I *nt } lUk 0
Rwnily Co., Lot 2 Blk 6
Realty Co.. Lot :: Blk 6
Realty ( *o.( 1.ot 4 Hlk (i
Rea It y Co., Lot 5 Blk 6
Realty Co., I.ot 6 Blk 6
Realty Co., Lot 13 Blk TA
15
93.1)2
80
9(1
136. |
1011
1531)
28
131.8
21
78.99
70
H.“»
1IH
1(19.95
110
1Kd .1
'.'2 5
127
1*7 ’j
Ml
lift
♦» i/tf)
(III
1204
1((7 J
211.75
DREAM WOLD, F IR S T SECTION
SA N FO R D , FLO RID A
94.13
; Bodwell
HIH.IK Bodwell
319,35 Anna K
Ibidwell
88.83 'j Bodwell
1Bodwell
Realty < " . Lot
Kcall \ ( ’*(.,. Lot
I'teisf-rn t , 1,o|
Lot
Realty *
Itcult> ' " . l.o|
Realty (
Lot
16 Blk 7
5 Blk 17
il Blk 1->
7 Blk 1->
8 Blk 15
9 Blk 13
.K
15
H(|
90
911
208
,
DREAM WOLD, FOURTH SECTION,
417.73 ,
S A N FO R D . FLO RID A
337.20 1
Lillian G. Kmlpr, Lot I Bik 16
'JO
Albert
E.
Parrott,
Lot
II
Blk
16
tn
80.46
Albert E. Pnrroft,
Lot 12 Blk 16
6i
Albert E. Piirrutt,
I.of 12 Blk 111
6
i R o I m u I C. N. Monahan. Lot lBlk 17
III
ii
363.10 Thomas !•'. Clark Lot 3 Blk 17
Lila Conklin, Lot 6 Blk 17
ill
(III
260.03 Mary Moakley,, Lot 7 Blk 17
{indwell Realty Co., Lot 8 Blk 17
I2i)
(111
372.63 Itodwi II Realty < , Lot 12 Blk IK
Rodwell Realty ( " , Lot 13 Blk 18
<,)
18
7
5
Lot
13A
Block
376 28
Binlwell Rcclty Co.. Lot 11 Blk 18
.
75
Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot 15 Blk 18
Hi
382.07
lergeld. Lot 27 Blk 'Hi.
92
307.85
362.70
362.30
362.30
362.50
362.50
360.75
331.63
228.63
323.118
336.07
216.11
3311.63
.|214.H2
167.48
262.11
41*7.77
167.48
260.2*
427.75
167.48
METES
A BOUNDS DESCRIPTION,
SAN FOR D, F LO R ID A
I
I*. Spurlmg, Beginning at tke intersection of
tie* center line id Geneva Stis'et
ami
State
Roail N". 3, run Southwesterly along the center
line of said State Road Nn. 3, 376 ft., to the
center liny of Oak Avc., (hence North to ii
|mi»t H'*U ft, measured at right angles from the
center line of said State Road, thence North
easterly parallel with said State Road to the
center line of Geneva St., thence East to beg.
Less right of way for Statu Rond No. 3
123-7'
■L E. Spurlmg, Beginning at the intersection of
the center lines of State Road No,
3 and
Geneva Street, run Southwesterly along the cen
! ter Hue of said Slate Road 376 fcul to the cen
I ter It ii** of Oak Avenue, thence South to a
point 1611 feet measured at right angles from
j •In* * elite, line of snid State Road No. 3, theme
Northeasterly pa till lei with said State Road to
i the (inter line of Geneva Street, thence West
; 1" biigiiining. Less light of way of State Road
N". 2
3,'.ll
F R A N K L. W O O D R U F F ’S SUB DIVISION
SOUTH SAN FOR D, SA N FO R D , FLORIDA,
k I Woodruff, Lot 500, except light of way of
Stat.* Road No. 3
*
(17.0-'
k L Woodruff, i.ot 510, except right of way ” f
Stale Road No, 3
71.7-1
t*. i.. Woiolruff, Lot 611. except right of way of
Slate Rond No. 3
1211.8
260.27
1*. I*. Woodruff, |.**t 613, excel right of way of
State Rond No. 3
78.1
k. L. Woodruff, Lot 515, except right o f way *d
State Road No, 3
*VJ.I
365.30
427.75
427.76
■490.60
k- L. Woodruff, Lot 617, except right of way of
State Road No. 3
57.1
k- L. Woodcut f Lot 510, except right of way of
/ a le
Road No. 3
51)
Woodruff, Lot 521, exeept right of way of
120.50 k ■
Stale
Rotoi No. 3
25
120.38
420.50
METES A HOUNDS O E S C R ll’T I f N ' k
120.50 :
S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A
420.50 , Dm ill park Estat**s, [in-., A strip of land 160
420.60
Ici i wain on each side of the right of way of
430.211 i Nli.te Rttad Nn. 3 turns;, tho S. W. >4 of See543.76 '
tnm i, Township 20 South, Range
30 E bsI,
212.1)0
73
330.85
3 13.73
212.00
330.85
6!)
Balance
Ft. Mellon Dev. Un. ot 36
Less amount assessed on old paving
i,,.
T o il] Eatimated Coat .
.. .... .......
$17,762,03
Total estimated cost
KC Ta be borne entirely by adjacent property owners.
$167221.63
Uu lance
To be borne entirely by adjacent property.
Jtaftbftr o f feet frontage 24606
Ft. Mellon l>ov. Co. Lot 37
Number of feet frontage 14780.10
’ ; A i^ iM lM n t per foot frontage $7,206
Lea* amount a»»esweii on old paving
BSTj '
FRED T. W ILLIA M S, Engineer.
Assessment per foot fronUga $7J6
;* OMcripiion
Ft. Frn't
Pre A u 't Noto: A*ae**ment on property now Abutting pavanwnt in Lane'*
Balance ...............................................
j r ' ' '.•*•*.,'«»**
112.25
406.1)0
313.75
— ——
1)2.25
Balance
260.20
•
260 20
i*ui< * 1**111 ii, ar *kn.e*-H mill ntli*-r |»*-r
W
DoUuur.ey, Lot 2 Block 27
f,o
260.20
nuns i.r osi lii-n * hilmtiiK nr* lnl*-i*-M
fit)
In ami In Du- f nl In w I ok il*-si-i 1l**-»l .Mamie Hurst, Lot 4 Block 27
360.30
m i l i-s.nl n hi , tin uiia Ii nl mnli i ItnHenry Planter, Lot 7 Block 27
f.l)
360.20
P IN K H EIG H T S ,
hi *lit Aliissi-tm till i- mill Hi ,ii* n ('mil
i r
nun* •- x Ist 111k >r in lii-rwlsi-. a ml a.: Henry
i’lantor. Lot 6 Block 27
u
217.06
SAN FO R D , FLO RID A
mil* ii *,h n o'- r st •n- " I o-*i N ' N i 'I i i I ni
Jim Waldron, Lot I .Block 26
77
Ini* ,iii liilt-n-Ml In anil (•* Itn- f'2
110.71 A. P. Connelly, l.ol 17, except right of way on
ii*w 111a ih-si-i lln-il . •-n I I' stnlf. I> mu
W.
t
ook,
Lot
2
Block
26
72
381.02
Stale Road No, 2
In He in I nuh- I'niinl.v, l' ' lnrIcl ii . tn w 11
76.5
'I'lui s um M■-iiht ( |Usrtri ‘ I r t K’ i )
Felix Unison, Lot 2 Block 26
77
110.74
Less nni"ii ii I a-'sensed on old paving
•if ill,- mil 1tn'** si ■111 ii 1 11- r ' N l
>4) nf Hii-tlmi In. i nwi i hl i l p -(*
Gilbert DeLnchc, Lot I Block 26
1,77
1131.34
xi.nl I*, in ii a i- 2- i-nsl
7(1
Veil Mil - In-n-IlN antlfli'll Ill'll suit Gilbert Do I,nolle, Lot 7 Block 26
Hulun* i360.30
.ms l,i-*-ii InsIMnti-it In Itn- l ' l n nil Liit/.ie Wright. Lot 6 Block 26
fill
360.30
A.
P. t "ii ii*' 11\, Lot 18, exeiqd light of way on
I -.11111 nf lit,- Mi-vi-nlli .f in t><-Irt I i'll
ni t I In icid ' -ii Hr-uilt. ................. *
Albert Walden, Jr., Lot 7 Block 26
70
260.20
Slate
Road No. I
76.7
Fl nrl i i s,
ii i Ii i n i- V
,iK.i*'i“ l
i n
M Block 26
(.7.7
ItV 8 C M i -iivi -h mil .1 .1 I ni f f y fur Elmira Scipio, Lot
I-ess nni'iuot a-sc 'a-d on old paving
327.87
Mir*
if <i|III*' h i * lilt*- I n t InNotice is hereby given (o any nod all persons interested in the
|irn1n-i t *
It*
III iI I 11i■V*« Hi'wul l h n l
siilil i-iniioliilniints .8 i' Mi ni i s .m2 Speeinl Assessments against the various pieces of property above
Bn Inl.< e
.1 .1 I hi f fy, Mini . m i ntol i in'll
yi,U a r c In- rrhv r i-r|lil. *-rl In In- Mini described ti.at said
special a nessmetits are payable in full within L. II. Connelly, Lot lb, except rigid **f way on
H|i|iunr In Mi*- hm12
1211
nf r um
Ii Im I ii I flli-il In tlil-i riiioni ti*-fni i- *'i Unity days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll
State It "Mil N" 2
Mi. 3
mi III*- nili* 2n> In Si -nti' fllUri , 1‘iL'il. bus lieen e(|imli/e<l, apiiroved and confirmed, or in ten ci[ual annual
Less ami'iud assessed on old paving
Ill*' mm in i* In-lna ......... ih il.iy nf xii 111
. . mi l l ii. In sulci t'lmrt
In 2< f anl l installments will, interest at 8 per cent per annum from and after
Nvliniruf the i-uinolii HIM lit H will In*
II III lllll I*I-|| III |H ni-l-i ll IN (III rill 111 the time said special asse*nments stand approved and confirmed.
1 Hl.ll.IIC4>
iii-i-ii r«l ii in-*- n h Ii . 'n- In*
A
meeting
*.r
tin*
Equalizing
Board
of
the
City
of
Sanford,
Flor
Mis.
Helen 11 Moo!*-, Lot 20
ll I h f.irllii-i i i i (Im i -i 1 1lin' tills
5»
riel It*** In* i ntiilHiiril niii'i* n v i-i 1* ida, Wi ll he brill at the City Hull at 2:20 P M. on the 22rd day of
Less
nmiiimt asses"d mi idd paving
fill f'llll lL|IIINI'I'II ( | 1- l*’,-,'| s in tinHH11r I■t it I I <' I Mill. II
tl'NNS|mO*l
nf August, A. I). 1<i26, at which meeting said Hoard will hear any and all
Mi ni-i n I rli i -u I m I i hii
In
S*-tn hints
complaints and objections l.ij Jo such special assessment., ami will at
Ha la liev
I ' l m n H K|,, i I2ii
W t t n r s s in \ inm 2 ,i nl ui f i i - i i l - * .i I •und time adjust and **pm|f?e said assessments on a ba.-i.s of msM r s . H e l e n I L M "■'I'M- l. llt
(Ills :h 2 2iiy nf Ait*.
IvJli
all
i SI n . U . i
lice
and
right and
when
said special
assessments
are
so
L e ss a m o u n t assessed mi
paving
\ i: U h l i , l * A S 8
I 1**1' I* nf (In- ( 'll , i|11 equalized and adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and he and
I nlirt
leniain binding liens ...... the property against which said assess
I l i i l unce
Hi A. M Win-It*.
I N-out n *'li-rli.
ments are made until paid in accordance with the provisions of Res Ft. Mellon Devehipmcnt
A II M r M l l l h II
olution No. 210 adopted m. the 26th day of July, A. I). 1-126. by the
I* Kdiiilmil AViirlli.
t'ornpnny, Lot 22
50
MI I ms It I *1 i i |**‘*
City Commission,
Less amount as-vssi-.| nn dd paving
Hul l l ' l l nt s fur mi l l oil* hi n lit
t Seal i.
HTATI 4 O l ’ M . I H M 1 I A
L. It. Philips, City Clerk.
O i l ’N T V ( I K . KM I SA H.K
I I I K U K I t V i ’ Kll'1'1 K V
Thai
t Ii ■
H.invi* Mint fni i- KHing is u i n n - rl nl
t-ntl I I I ri'ON *>f III** Htmi ni i l nl il r r
or. fill- In m> n f f l e r W I T N 1 4 8 H in* !■i i 11■I ulul h M h Ii.1
seal (Ills I n i ilny nf Ai m l#S*.
( H K A I. )
V. K I >f It '( 11. A 8.8.
t'li-rU nf i l i r ( l i m i t
t'lHirl
I y \ il \V r H ; a.
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 38 .........................
Lena amount nsaeased op old paving
Addition * Pino Heights in th« dlffcrei.ru between the assessment
at $7.2f> per lin. ft., and the amount this property la assessed for * 0
ROBINSON'S S U R V E Y OF A N
A D D IT IO N TO SAN FO R D , FLA.
127.75
167.18
260.21
61)
.'rH
427.76
167.48
260.27
427.76
167.48
280.27
•Sanford, Florida.
5376-28
Not ice irt hereby given to any and all person* *nk
the Special Assessments against tho various pieces of Pri|P
dipenbed that -'rid ;*,.ecial assessments are payable *n
•biity days after the above ad foregoing special a»se-l,j
has been equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten edtj
installments with internet at 8 per oent per annum fro"1[
tite time suit! .special assesi*ments stand approved and con
A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City nf S*
ida, will be held at the City Hall at 2:30 P *M. on ,h* 1
August, A. I). 1026, at which meeting said Board will he**1
complaints and objections as to such special assesstnenUd
at said ttm<* adjust and equalise Mild assessments on * ^*1
tice and right, and when said special a**es 4menta are
and adjusted, same will then ..stand confirmed and l*<
luting liens iqam the property against which said
rna e until puitj in accordance with the provi.'on*
No. 311, :ti2 „ n,i 313( a d o p t s on tj,e 26th d»y
Jul,r'
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Camels” —the word o f a
experienced smoker
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who’ ve tried them all,
fo r fa v o r with smokers, C am el
who could well afford to pay a
stands a lo n e , su prem e a m o n g
higher price, become wedded to
cigarettes.
M il l io n s
L O O K
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C A R S
F I S H E R
Camels. Each year Camel wins the
Camel is the world’s favorite be
favor o f a growing army o f expe
cause Camel pleasure never palls.
rienced smokers.
Y o u simply can’t smoke enough
CameP leads because o f Camel
o f them to tire your taste. N o
quality. N o other cigarette made
one ever smoked a Camel and re
can match Camel goodness. Camel
gretted it.
is made o f the choicest Turkish and
dgaretty after-taste.
Domestic tobaccos grown, master
Camels never leave a
.W e believe that you r first
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Th e new car announcements of General Motors have swept Fill ter into
the greatest eminence in motor car history.
Everywhere you see the em blem — Body by Fisher. In all price classes, it
is the inescapable badge of quality. T h e leaders, such as Cadillac, Buick,
Chevrolet, Oakland, Oldsmobile and Pontiac, all display as one of their
proudest assets the symbol— Body by Fisher.
It is their assurance of public satisfaction— in safety, in charm of line, in
beauty of color and appointment, in comfort and convenience.
fully blended as in no other ciga
smoking pleasure w ill come when
rette to give you all o f their mild
you taste the smoke from the finest
and mellow flavors.
tobaccos nature produces.
Fisher— the greatest body builder in the w o rld -s ta n d s head and shoul
ders above all others in quality. T h e new General Motors cars all help to
prove Fisher leadership.
The
In all tobacco time there has
World’* lafgest tobacco o rg a n iz e
never been such a favorite as Camel,,
don invites you to try n ow the
fo r Camel goodness has no equal.
favorite o f millions o f experienced
For sheer quality o f tobaccos, for
smokers.
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■ » * ■ * Of ManfoMl. Florida
111 M a a a n t la A t r n o *
A t ln u t n is vroinvc to .spend it lo t o f m o n e y oil t h e ren io vjil
- I o f its Rewnjfi* disposal plant. on P e a c h t r e e Road, l<) a n o t h e r
| r « a HU Si'Coml
Class
MxU. r
nb *r, 37. Ipt*. m the fost .dfl. *•
■"infprU. Florlila. llmlvl
Art
lo c a tio n .
of
It
w a n t s lo use I lie p r e s e n t site, w h ich
w as th e
scene o f the H a ttie o f A t l a n t a in t h e ( ivil W a r , as a public
a. 18U7.
But es p e c ia lly it w a n ts to protec t
BKRIl . lUIMi.r itntl Mnwnari' park.
A u n t l n l r Killlor
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L r r . iosikn. nnnoK*!** K«n»or! c r e e k — I ’eacht rcc ( r e e k - l i o n i pollution.
a
p retty
lit t le
Sfi.MK SAY vaccination is nut
ust‘I ii I <>r n*s f-t-iii y.
( ’nnsiitrr a
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mailo public <*V I*r. Matthias
. T h n t is in A tla n t a .
H e r e in S a n f o r d w e fin d th e easiest
i ir n in iiP T iiw i nAiKH
\i, hull. N o t t "il. state health
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W r . it iv I'dii ion (Jitu
L a k e M o n roe. So w e do it t h a t ea siest w ay.
1 .My three m es
of smallpox
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nt |> .!*■■*i-i<i|>r><l in New j
In stea d o f d e s ir in g lo m a k e its lake front m o r e b e a u t ifu l. ,,il',t
IA1< MOTH-Ri- All nl.i I wiry
V.n-k
In mu ‘ use nil m c n ik r .
tioUnSSi «f Sntrrt "inmnatli1whVV" l San fo r d uses the la k e as a r e c e p t a c le fo r the c i t y 's
„f i large fnniilv except one wire
*r«» nindo will lir '’Kara
A n d (lien s e r e n e ly a cce p ts t h e v ile odors a n d d is g u s t in# van muted.
The one said tie was
rg u ln r mlv<irl Isltm run**
heiilltiy. didn't believe in smaltsiKhl
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HUSnH AX1(ICIATF,II I 'l l E I "
pnx, had eon eiinitinus ohjections.
A r« " i- la t . -l I T . bh lx ix ilie *A t l a n t a in ten d s to spend a m illio n dollars in t h e m a k in g
y untllJrtl l<> Hi'1 O'4*' f‘>'
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They teave him be ' hniee. vaccina
lleatinn of *11 rn-«x illsi>»r<'lns
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lUrd m tii*1
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iin-i iiifo. in. 'nt a m e m o r ia l park on the s ite ot its pr«
nt d is p o s a l plant. I ion nr dll d.i\ ipiarant ine.
Hi
ni-wx |wlitl»hi .1 h. t. in
■ini) A m i it has n o t h in g to c o m p a r e w it h l.nke M o n r o e as an tf>rilx I h* . (pi ii .it-' me and bcfnri
of ri'liiilill. ;it Ion "f
btfBlt T u n ln life ii I ho I < rv.
asset l o that park.
It hu.s a lit t le i reek w h o s e w a t e r s ii dll days ern|e.| hail developed a
serious i am "I mallpox.
All of
E 8 U A Y , ALKtl HT .t, EHt,
w a n t s lo keep jm r e a n d sparklintf.
hi* family a l " ' M"'sed to the con
•iTIlK HEKAI.1I IM.ATFOKM
In a sm u c h as A t l a n t a in ten d s to c a r r y its d is p o s a l planl taginh l.m va<emated had no small
rlrnn Jrtkr at Xmifnril't frunl
daar.
r r p r r n a t r r riiMfr til JarLminvlllr.
■ M l rN rl Inn o f St. J o h nx -l ndlan f l l u r I aunt.
E il r m l m i of W hile H n ) .
irrlmtnlau pool. trnnlN c.oirtx.
etc.
bAaaairntlriK
of hiilltlliut proarnpi-^NoilHr«, hotels, l.|.»rlnarnl k i m o 1".
C flM illo n of xtrert p m l n t proBjraia> m i l n i r l l n n of Ii n i| I r i » r >1
arnuttxl l.ake Moaror.
i'oaiplet I oil or e l l )
Ueiintlllrn- flo a irroarniii.
■panxlon
of
ncli«ol
x) Nlem
With pr.»i-i.o. for ..............
faadlltli-x.
t o t h e ba n k s o f (h e C h a t t a h o o c h e e R iv e r . t h a t s t r e a m
not be lie n e f i l t e d by the t-hanffc.
in the s e w a g e disposal protilern tliat
Rfosslv
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du m p the u u lr e a t e d
e
fmintl in c it ie s lfiat
tilth t Ii r* •11v h epen s e w e r s min
f he neai e I lake nr 11\ er
S p e a k in g o f S a n f o r d '
u ritp telliy en l
n ■• uf
Lake
M m iin e
l o r a »e w e r ou tle t, conlil not S a n f o r d not Only r e m e d y
this
1oiiflil ion tor its ow n tow n hut he m l n m n i i t a l in s e em mif
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|,*k islaI e oi that, w o u ld prevent
c o m m u n it y in I tie .D ale
F'loritla la k e o r r i v e r ?
t’rom
T"*'
But I tie plant is built on
s c i e n t i f i c plans, and l ^ e r e is n on e o f the ilm gilsl tiiK fe a h ir e s
IB IJ I V K R SK FOR T O D A Y
i
will
e m p ty ine
any
sew er s
to w n or
into
J E P E R S O N A I. I’R K S K N f i :
T h i s w o u ld tie w o r t h w h i l e w o r k .
A n d S a n fo r d could
There shall not eny man tie aide
tend before thee all the days ,.f t he w a y .
life; * * * l will t.e with thee
not fail thee, tinr forsake
“ S a f e t y F ir s t ” R u le s T h a t W ill W u r
>:• to *, ito.
Thu' fait mil weighs a gnrnt
f tin c l \
SEN v n i i :
i \K A W A v,
whu
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in Hi. I.t I I 1* •i... r;il ic ........ nt imi
mil ti cam. d he
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Met Ii.
I |.t■■- idi-nl tnil Ins
. mild
cam t him.
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emit e 'I I'd 1Ii.
[>i;|>| [!| |( \ S S WII-I, Ik* clad
t hot ilii- ind h,v a Hcmi'cral ic
x,.nut'..I . m.I hv a lt( publican,
similar I'-inail. I.y t tie Ucvi-rcnd
I'm , |. n .| ■ ■ t I ime .
Itlaim* I he
pi. id. m v
cna1.ii' < araway pr.,
t,. . in lu ll. . I hat a I h ..... rat
n ill i H c|c< ted
I’ i c s . d c i i l , in
I HUS,
,,m \h \ d i . hat me
? R A Y E R - We a ho, O Led.
T t ie I Ictiild, ;d on g w it h plltient m u pn peis e v ery u h e i c ,
Thy iiromise; “ My presence
i. iimyv ri•»* nifhf in
T il K A I .R A M
W O
has published hundrcdM n f e d it o r ia ls mi the s u b je ct
<i|
(to with thee."
tall M .libdl' M|.|I
sane d r iv in tf n f a u to m o b ile s .
W e h a v e helped in all the iTdi b t i -i' m l i
P A » r a n d ’ J'RKHKNT
N n le t y hirst
c a m p a ig n s th at h a v e co m e along, and g iv e n
i i . 1h . • R'l.v
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^member, T remember
11 i ,, i H u e M ii a n i \\ i i l k o v i
.spuci* that w ould m ea su re in t o y a r d s
and
fu r lo n g s
for * 1Id , *i-- Ml ■MHHf .1i
, i put. J In hr one nf ttic vvclllt til t
tie house where 1 was tan u,
w a r n in g s as to what not l o d o in the o p e r a tio n o f a m o t o r m
im ii hi hey West, vi ho lie ilc Ins
little wlndoxy whore the sun
car.
Heme. here in a manner that m
imo creeping In at mon.;
' utfvcr came a wfnk too soon
s ri '* N:; i It of 'c.verm r iputc in-II kimwii. I'vvner of a mini
b
I f all th is e v e r did a n y t h i n g f o r th e p r o t e c tio n o f the
her ot ..l.i -.hacks ai the cornel of
’or broiiKht tod lontt a day;
A i s m ith
i-- i i m l c C c r t t i l n u l c d
hy
i people, I his p a p e r has no m ea n s o f k n o w in g .
I ’e r h a p s it sniiii' cl tu Ji.-iuul Mitir In ei tiern, Duval and lirccn streets, was ar
now, 1 often wlah the niifht
borne my breath away.
’ has.
But c o n s id e r in g the p e r v e r s i t y o f the usual hum an, i Hi 1,11'iVV pulii ii . and many in res' i it |his week, t riel in' the n : v
for persistent
the cum! 11<111 fined
'-.i
' i t is c e r ta in ly m ore to tie e x p e c t e d that a d e u c e a d o p te d fluential friends ihrmiglmut
with llio
nation.
Tfie thing lo inereiee tiis Iv reiusing tu (iiinply
■member, 1 remember
I by t h e W a r r e n ( O h i o ) T r i b u n e has much m o r e o f a ch an c e stri nglli is tile statement that he j laillding laws ul the city, is a ill-Jhe roses, red and white.
ttic
i.<rlt e
fo r g e t t i n g resu lts than w m id l a n y o f the usual " S a f e l y cannot lie elected prcsidciil l.eeause till. I umplimcnt lo
“ “ violet*, and the lilly-.iips tu* happens In lie a Catholic.
loice i tie 1‘itv tmitiling inspect o'
First,'* decalogues.
ftOBe flowers made of lit;lit!
Jllnr* whore the robin built,
Ind Where my brother set
laburnum on his birthday, ■
he tree i* liviaa yet!
rtmomher, I rememtier
Where I was used to swinit,
thought the air must tush uh
fresh
wallows on the,.wing;
Mi IfQlrlV flew in feathers then
PHut i* kci heavy now.
Biunnier pools
could
T h e O h io paper, u n d o u b te d ly w a u l i n g to
m ake
t ilin g s
s a f e r fo r h i g h w a y t r a v e lin g , ta k es the ex celle n t plan o f
o f e r i n g s o m e c o n t r a r y a d vice.
On I lie t h e o r y then, that
people a r e a l w a y s r e a d y tn do th e o p p o s ite o f w hat th e y
a r e told l o do it is v e r y e a s y to see that e v e r y m otorist
could lim l b ig helps to sane d r i v i n g fr o m th e T r ib u n e 's
rules. T h e y g o like t h is :
A l w a y s d r iv e last out o f aJIovs.
liurdly
ff}: *
cool
gj'1 The A’ ver on inv brow,
e ‘A
J('Jf fcmember, I Ii'mcnibcr
fh o fir-trees daik and Inch;
"led to think then slendci t.•i>
ire-close uirainst the -ki.
V«a b childish ignorance.
now ‘tis little joy
know Ptn farther off from
Heaven
han when 1
whs
,
a lmv.
- Thomas
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t’» Him now, who did \mi
jpremicr of bVance now
u, ‘ Have you
taken mivantave <>f
, WoniK*rf uI hargidns o ffe n d t.y
V 8*|irord merchants?
'I » W h a t ’s hei ome of the old fa• li
foiiid cbildriTi who used lo like to
-buy animal crackers 7
A l w a y s pass the ca r a h ea d on c u r v e s or turns.
Ihni'l use \ our horn, because it m ig h t u n n e r v e the
o t h e r lellovv and cause him to turn out too far.
I'c m u n d h a lf o f the road
sist on y o u r r ig h ts .
the m id d le halt.
D r iv e fast on w e t p a ve m en ts.
s o m e t h in g In stop y o u -o fte n a
s t r o n g curb.
There
heavy
N e v e r y ie ld the road to t h e c a r behind .
The
d r iv e r m ay he a “ nun* r u n n e r " b e in g pursued.
1g a t in g
A l w a y s s p e e d ; il sh o w s the people y ou a re a m a n
o f pep, e v e n t h o u g h an a m a t e u r d r iv e r .
IN K
N e v e r stop, look and listen at ra ilr o a d i H is s in g s ;
it consu m es tim e.
I Irive c o n fid e n t ly, just as th ou gh t h e r e w e r e not
I K.OOP,1100 o t h e r ears tn service .
t
A l w a y s lock y o u r b ra k e s
m ak es the jo b mot1!* a rtistic.
was right,
-
-
Alw ay s
had.
W e wen Imping sulric
,g Would. St. Augustine Trill
-
use a
m l-m il.
elti
close
All
s k id d in g .
In
to
siia p ]iy
It
]u'di‘striutirt
pcdi
drivers
do
ii
VRUirms Kail Tn Affect l.h
Herrin
Simlunt 11cm Id.
♦l
weal h
e r d r iiv
ve
[lit
" rilei|ipv went
tier
Dry eleatu i's n|i|>reeinte ti.
w h en
tracks.
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N e v e r s i i i i i h I yuiir h e rn mi the rm id ; save it fur
use hit.* al night as a d n m b r ll
v e ry f e w htmies
have k u iis .
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BENEVOLENT
.1 1
FOLKS
WHO
-are
-
e x p r e s s iiiK
sym pathy
o
M i l ’ twineii kiiliiiipmg inf u r the s l a t e nf F lo r i d a a r e a d v i s e d to s a v e it f o r s o m e c a u se
Igntion llllrt ItUI'll llixi I■11LJri 11i■11
F lo r i d a does not. o t h e r s w h o a r e u s i n g syntn. Tin ■tc'rt in.thing ipicci in that needs it
but it ciiii\Ini'crt iix iii.iic that
'• Himii-thing tliiggime clunk
,about ttie iiirtC.
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where
ii
liy
- - —
net mil omul
pu tliy its n imisk fo r sla n d e r and s y e o p h a n t in t lly e o m n iis e r iit -
in g w it h f ile 1’ eiiin su la S t a t e a re w a r n e d that cold fa c t s w ill
beat t h e m up “ P o o r F l o r i d a " p ity Hie p o o r !
H a d n e a r ly
' baby Kharkrt were burn in n e i g h t e e n
m illio n d o lla rs in the s t a l e
n foot nm thrr nhurk ( i d |'Rd .! i ( |j( j n u l 0 \vt* U n * n t .
M ir
Mohhinii, Sii'lly.
WI ioovit •
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t r e a s u r y J u ly
1 —and
G o v e r n o r M a r l i n recant ly a u t h o r iz e d
. .
. ,
that reiiHiirt was a xhaik
iV iiu etu m *>t 2b 1-2 per cent in (h e s t a t e t a x - r a t e -nearly
■o h . , enuiuunitnr.--Tampa
Timen.' one-thirtl.
Anti yet F l o r i d a h a s no lranchi.se, c o r p o r a t i o n ,
““ no xhurk. In*'* a whale of a stock t r a n s f e r , incom e o r in h e r it a n c e t a x e s
an d d o e s n ’t
k m ."'
sil. Il
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Ll t lll'k s .
He
lit *
lu r
It.
T A M HA
proving the t mulitioii of l lie (*".., |
) savs nianv * htidreti xul IS r for ! n t, j
It really h.-gn.- (.> : >k IS t llollc I
i of sleep il I tail, of Paths
\u l Klmida, I i . iim in i .
g""ilm ‘ -rt .1
! child ii tnlet I ,'i stimild lie awake at , hen rt and si ra pal nv
lot the silt'
1Ier Jl p in
1.ong sleep I ills
| I'erillg, writ h r |
ad ipt s-nitp
sat > to pm l e t
physical; on m a I |
mi asiire hv wind it ' p i ext en !
and iii'i vmi ■ dev elopim nt
l ,,u k \
I'immeiul aid to l tliio,
of battling is tu- pmis||i|e lot pie 1
A lew dav
ago. The Tcihuo.
mature death from ki.ln. v and oili |
'pioted
dl-j.ardi ....... t Iiimloi
ef disease.
t'liless the tiiiM.tr.if*pil.it.!'
nf Illilliolls of pores 111 1tie kill ,11el that stale, d c i i il.ipg 11
kept upcti and all.iwed I.. mi a'In . I plight of lip nliiu ital, guy el 11
; merit- curr. a, tollt Unp;i d, tern I.
the whole body suffers.
j m s yearning t"i their -,d n n i, t h
TW ENTY'
PASSENt J |{
:llr
treasury p!';ietic..l|y cmpi , he. an
lilai.es ate . niploy.'d l.etvveeti l.,,n
dub and Paris, cui vying lam c than
I<10 passenger :i .iiiy. I Iniy I 7 yem
ago Hie fir t flight
was mndc
aerosrt I tie English eliannei.
The
T
ills
country vvliidi invented tin* tf|\me
IVMlg
j " f Hie slate vaiil-ho.c
i h."ai*
enough revenue in
cht
1keep gc v.*t ri meat a I in.n Imu i , in:
long until Ortnhi r
Now we are hinting *1 -111111.11
truutile* in Uliin citu
IIt n fc ,ip
machine is slow to use p,
|he Assneiuted Pruss du.patch li
,
chief tinne is in the Kuril', lath, v the city of Wa ire n, lii,npn p'.pni ,
amt sun, who have the ability am] tloll. Warren will, alter .' ..lord
the nmn. v
In Europe the guy- be without ll police force; liee.m ,
eruiiient hel|is such iiiip.trtanl ilc- it hasn’t been able to pav tlu* i
vetnpinelit s
tii'emen For two limnths and m :
ask them .........ilium* work' ,g i i
^ MR KnkKEIt, European ge.in,
nothing. I.oss of ttie fin d. pai i
inenl, from similar raii r, i>
[ l i tj4*V-''ityc»V Hew " " " ,lul' 1
over- (lie \uith imminent, hut eitiiens are .i n n
Poll* ..is in,, this count iv, and . .*nl.l i luting a subseriidimi let t.> r.-n
put 'he t ailed Slates ahead mi fund* to pav the firemen,
|h.
eoiiiniereial and ottrer aviaiii.n, i f 1
the government would give him ' ------hacking.
y g *.1
Ho ha« Juat plaOgod jnlUtoni to 1l#udaU#,"‘paic"ticabie‘ purpose.
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Ivaalt nt h.xpostil t*.
Scvi*i-,*il li tin i .*-h* *<I a m i tut I u n iis lic ii 11. •11 »-s tl
a r e p ric ed tu sell. T h e r e w a s n e v e r a better ti|
l<i buy a hntiie as t e r m s a r e v e r y a! r:u tive.
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(O IX LOIKJH RKAI hTY ( ’OMI’AN
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
Iteal Estate
Insuraf
B 7!?E
m.
I l: I HI ’ NK
'tv Iui -s alien.ly i•dine.I the fire
; n,i11merit to me -tatlml amt
1 - l ruck in (lie department need.<w o tires, ami i tie , ity aclnndv
' i i n't tin* niom-y to buy tliein.
nee miother public -ul. crlpthm.
It is unnecessary to st ate, in this
• nul l timi. that no muni, ipality .n
i he “ busted” state of Florida, the
late which ( thin newspaper pic
Muc ns ruined, bankrupt and po\
mt; stricken, h;,s had to abide Ii
it, police depart incut and n-k alt
1 mas to sailer I iln to a fond to keep
il fin* depart no ot on t tie |..I>
il till* L eg e lat are were in se,
ton. The Tribune would udvornt
hi eiNi'rgencv
measure, in the
name of sweet charity, to make a ,
,hmt-term loan to dneketi Ohio,
Hi her to the state g..vi inouuit or
to muiiu ipal governments, t„ g jVe ,
relief until it can get hack on it.
ta.t, fituini'inlly. Flmula Ims plea
tv of mmtev anil wmililtt'l miss ,i
lew millions put out in this way
t tin* eorulilinr. of the loan wmiiii
be, however, that Iml one e. nt of
at should he applied to ilia* relief
of any Ohio newspaper which hub
ituiill.v knocks Klmida.
m
T
h e
T
r o u b l e
S
h o o t e r
T im e or hours, da y o r night, mean
nothing t o t h e " T r o u b l e S h o o t e r .”
He is always on th e |ob, ready to re
sp ond instahtly w h e r e tr o u b le occurs
a lo n g the exte n siv e e le c t r ic lines and
systems.
lightning fla sh in g and thdnd er crash
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We Are Having
t
C A T H O L I C AlITHOIMTIKS
cu*e President ( ‘alien of seeking t.. a
destroy the church anil Iraki* ns B
property.
*
President ('alien reolies th.it tin' a
Catholic church woulii usurp the ■
jiowera of government ami s.ajs "
the issue in Mexico is govermmnt b
of the country5 by Ontholu* hish..|w ■
and other appointed
abroad, ,,r J
government
by public
nffinaU a
elected in Mexico,
;£
It U not u pleasant fight.
ing a b o u t him, h e is b e n t on o n e m is
sion—SERVICE.
Hundreds o f Calls
W ith neither thanks nor praise,
the Trouble Shooter continuously
exemplifies the ideal of Servlcs
above Self.
...for...
Furnished Humes and Apartments
the consciamee of tin* Cut In.hi, i,!,B
invade the ficlal of polities, ami nf g
government
anal provoke mi.a,. B
mentra of disorder and incilc S1.,. ■
roily or openly to rein.limn
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F L O R ID A
P O W E R 8c L IG H T
COM PANY
REAL RENTIN’(i SERVICE
List Your Property
WITH THE
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
G15-516 Erst N at’l Bank Hlilg.
Phone 713
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( A L L TMK MAN T H A T K NOW S— NOT TI
MAN T H A T O W N S ONIi
In the m idst o f r a g in g storms, with
War
« a i either. Hu lj» trying to
P R E S I D E N T CAULKS issue*.
b
the people
dcoii] of thin country lo
Sonu* m u ll a re b o rn
w it h
III.* clear jjut New York's East Side
about rudiing in money making faculty.
llttfa blower
Ic
August slums and lo creel in their phiio* statement neeusing the fiat la*.In* ,5
nrchtdsiuips anil bishops nf ahuu-'3
for bi'lligurentK in the lli'ckscher. Ihu New Y'ork capital
mix-up acroH* the huuk.
isl and philanthropixl., was. Coin modern ilwelling- which will he (toning their only field of a, ii,,Mi a
Mayor Walker
ing to America from Hamburg tented nt low cost
Btmaa still being s o nt e (Ocrmiinyl when *22. he has turn of Now Y ork has a'oiiiiuisxioiieil
ItB away, it M not fushioiuihle ed into golal almost everything ha* Mr. Heeli nrhi*r tn
tu Kuinpt1 to
much tulkfBg about tire has touched.
learn everything possible
about
itmas SpIrlUT Indeed -tub
He has made money in mill, in bow to go about this ambitious,
jtlon* g* the Children'* Home . z.ii:r, in steel, in Fluritln, in public worthy work most effectively. A l
Florida, and
othur | utilities in land, in New York sky though he is 7H, Mr. Hecksrher Is
»|y of
cbmrilie*, are nuptiored to Hcrupurti, etcetera. Hi* career, u* now busily roamin*; over Europe
nothing in the wuy of “ good many re*iicct*, ha* been similar 1.1 gat tiering helpful iiifotmution. H j
f gift* of onu kind ami an- that uf Senator Coleman du I’nm. has announced that he does not
■' But
they do, ju*t the nanus,
ut they
The one tbinf Mr. Huekaher en- want any return on his miliums
y in Sanford who has not Joy* more thuii making money is bovnnd one percent and he prohmoney or other acceptable giving away money.
Ilo lagan , ably will not shed any tears should
ina to in«tlt,utiomi that practicing (ho art early
He ha* * the „ m. percent 1h* not forlheom'
ve an all-year iob to at. i an cHpcdaliy warm aput in hi.: ing.
,i0 ,'U ti pretend it Is favhion- heart for poor children and ha*
Hi* only *on, Mauriie, is with
a little giving in the done much for thorn.
Id* father heart umi soul in till*
or it he had hern too T11'*'*
to pay the insignificant lee Ini 1■aing I lie ncrniit. the ease woiihl
have assumed an entire^ difler
■ol a lie t
Hot it is well ktmwtr
Hurt at liiipreiit intervals in lire
past lie has hv one ruse nr an
uthm o\eri idilen the huililing teg
illations uf the city in patching up
his old shin ks, even -ninetimi*
having the wank done it tiig.'.t
I urn*
Uni. in the language of I lie cni
toonist, “ Tlieiri Days Are fiuli'1
I'm evei " in Kev West.
It wa i
the adtiiiriihle spirit " f progve
I h i t pi mu |d' d t lie hutiding ill -pt 1
mii’ ii ipal imlgi* tu arraign and
Radio Reception Is Goo
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II F L P F O R R O O R O H IO
■ \ v s c r i . A T I* <\
T H E R E All! *, serious Vondn ions
in Mexico
Hieum -.- i inioi.d h\
want any.
W h e n F lo r id a needs the m i l c h o f s y m p a t h y it the hoy.ull iiislilute.l In Catholn-s,
a few ai'- killed, nianv injured and'
in the m e a n t i m e lend
, ltliibalie Ik lulling tin will be t im e f o r o t h e r s to p r o f f e r il
arrested in riots, AlrI■lnj y guards
A sh e ville (N .
C itiz en .
rat millinn people whu rein l Jit to s o m e c r ip p le .
Iamt police are stoned a I smne .,f
tin* char, he , iv.mien leediug in
|paragraph* every d»y
Dial 1
B1*,latent name for tire llm
the at I in ks
Thi world sees m
Mexico what has always happened
t e ltd* i* 'T I ih Io Htiytock.’’
FORIIES MAOA/.INK
in i|iiariels t.ased on religion.
Ihui* i It not trying to stir up u
H K C K S C H K K ’S H O B B Y
C A S K
i n/KN
The people want tn keep gov
, end I lie municipal judge,
trnmejil,
polities
and
elei timirt’
’|p, i .m /cii
gave
(Ids
stmy
apart from religious (piesilnjirt.
1 pniiiiuieiice on the frunl page* yes
Jteida _ la*i ance it
is a most sig
SEN \I <Of j AR A WAY tells the uili
news item, and isInn Iced
new ' paper •
lie recent a i r r al »d
.,, trc'*rds in Iin* office "I 'I.*
lor, ttie puli...... ft a er
iml ttre
nianv ear duals and then MHiiptn
,,„| i,a m ! of the ril v . u 1 l.m Ahinin Wullii.w Iv. who so
. „ pa age a. iu-.s the " a i n 'r v in
\V„lkow-ii.v had si .ii led Imid IV Inaoil* ■' ,1 an
ilttei
at'
em u e '
i I . |c n t l l l e III i l l
e f I'l P't *
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worklli. n on the inh
if placing
in ui ien mat tits.
11 .i iced ini
to Jlilt I h OP I tint "III eves'll e , I hat
I n 'l .p ih^Tihl i it®> winch
'III I a in e .1111J 11, ■ I I ii p of II i at tin*
'the old lilt j^ed h
it
ho
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<i. uin 'li Mills 11 uil r pul 11u a I II I <
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■■I In i .■I t 1 1i In ami I to V a I -tied ■
ram-tlai
k'i
.
Ill'll
i
m
li Inuklllg >
t.uveii'ur Smith is m*t re: pun
ellrte for a si i ui I m at I tie cm n
l.( v U ext must in- an up to date
' line liu ‘ ti- special train in which
e, Hv
lit'. >.| In hail Hi-1 as well he
' cardinal' went in t'hieagn
That nf Duval iiii.l tin. ii. dir
1***11. '
imlT at all Spill ijjniNiendal.il' ac
wits in ratigi it t'\ the New Vurk pi.sll.' t III* \ li 1uri a 1 ,i ITl ‘cut ra I
Vmi it wa m> ninii Nll‘ ll 't(l)l|K'r| lill- V,■-I, Ii. .■an . 1 1 t du i 'in- on ’ tie pa rt of thi mi.
.leal by
t 1 11 in p iik . a spirit of civ te
inuiiiiiclu.il than lie line pnv.iU \ permit had hi. *i
... u: ai . 11 ... id*. ami i i ogress |hat will spread
1car
n i* tm li i tie file .1 l’ ii rpi'H' j* building m i|'<'* 1•" \
{ Morgan ai i o d l.islmp , mil if
1 |..llll■(“ lift 1. C| *, 111! It,. K.i'll.', 'In 1 in k ey \\ <■ I t" till* ultimate la
ton (lull ul all tile old luslumii‘,1
j 1111i lli lie t 1a v i i ei to a gathering work was -.tatt.il ig.nn, the •
denec showed, and there was noth i( -i)
of ijmng thiT.gs lB*re, will
I of the I*.pi i opal church
mi.ate in he poor as well as tin
i '['In tiniiiiiiurtanl ipinion ol 1h i. ini' left to do hut arrest Ahia
M h r treipg fined
i writer is that President ('holiilge Wtdkuwrtky.
rah a greater regard
fur
local
i will In 11‘iuiinliinl ed aiul reeietled. I ourt, he itier (unt, mil a emm
law , and will pi'inllti e a sentl
tional permit a*i)
u <*m alii .1 1 unfit that will fun e ut her to give
It would he a series of foolish at
wit II t he \vm I
i ' neks **n <.• . . r in >r S m i t h L . t lllls.
ip. the ulim that they can ignore
" f Ids r e l ig i o n .
If ihis had !..
h t i due :.. IglKU
Y'.ui w i l l Dnl fill.
1* rial ri>it Imrit v and do a '
ilu-i
t ' a l v i t i ( in d u lg e t i m k i n g n r III.' 11 unec on
nt n1 A brum Wl.lk
h u .* in Key West.
N e w d r i v e r s should p r a c tic e in t h e h e a v ie s t tea!
fir.
Il g ic s th em the e x p e r ie n c e t h e y should have.
In wet w e a t h e r a lw a y s d r i v e in tro lle y
It's sm oo th g o in g and out nt th e mud.
{■ w «
In
is a lw jiy s
t ru c k or
il
i
---- P -------- liphn Rutiililey say* the oidy f« l
“ i who haven I come in with ihd) day xpuciats are the honllcR
I
v. thp Celer
Uin'wi'll
The'
tawtay. Cat
^Scathe WUM right unit in fact t'VflV
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A l w a y s l a i c u it li l iu m n o liv e s to cros sin g s .
Kn
g in c e r s like it ; it b r e a k s th e m o n o to n y o f th e ir
11ibs.
LK O V V S K V
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THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1926
: ■SOCIAL AND
gI*ElH0ir
PERSONAL
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MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
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RESIDENCEt wT E
L E P H O N E : 217-W
Mrs.Thornton Hostess
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K N tJA U U M E N T OF MISS "P C M rV R TO j £ nu}(1 •b ir^ o R e o p e n
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Mr. :un)
|r (iarlan.l
WVMt'.v
Mr.
an,) \
Mr
Carlan.l
W hnInv
Di„„„s lt. . lilH| „ ,,(,whcri,.
She j
’
To Dependable Class
« " A B u ffe ts ,,,* ,
Mrs.
Mr.. W.
W. S.
8. Tlmrntmt
Thnrntim deliver,,|. j1
li b '1
-ly c 11u-rtIIlilt'd tilt' nii'mluTK ,if the
> 1,I |,1> I III i u h i i .i ,, tl,,.
,
!it‘]»fitd«idi* Class of the Method ' "r "Vi Ji1" 1 ='!'l rt>m hinv p , ,m;»g
i f * ^ 1’
,,f the isl Church at tier home
Monday1
" "
l' " 1
llttP
'
1 11 U K III h i
... i hold a 1 , 1 1 evening with n huffet sii|ipet.
t,
The rooms of .Mrs. Thornton's;
met tint? _ V lt,VCKOCt.l-; t VIM'S I(AIM if
^(vcnintt •' 1
home were attractively decorated
the wedding ,lato r., he an
( nVnKv «>f the with <|uantitics
of cut
flowers.
liio m c e d Jater.
.wh wilt
, a Tastefully arranged mnitl a Imwer
MM:- S p e n n i i
“J imstn.tr at the of rummer flowers and fern were
.
u,ti:u‘Uve
u. fvenmtf..
two beautifully appointed
tallies, riituuliter M, Mi- ami Mrs, (J, \v
. where tin* guests were served.
''p* in , , "f H'lgh, y \vi-nue. Shi
Immedintelv following the sup- ' C IV"
Sl,,,l"id for a nuiuher
VrSnh will ' -vt "
vrais and
a wide circle of
r5. ...
' per a short business meeting was
i Kr*.
II- -I
,t $ iiVloi'k. Mj'1
,1’' held, Mrs. 0. T. Alford presiding
of silver win
I th1
e church at >:•*” •' .,\ beautiful piece
given to Mrs. Victor M r U u l i i l l ' a ' D . p w r ' t kd V ' } ' * M * .
f" r
recent bride, from the members of
1 ’'t’< 1,1 a 'hmt time
"f
, t he ulriss.
A fle r
the business
Mnr-tla*
-u-ssiJn a .sc’ciul hour was enioyed.
t'iri'lc
of
the
Iramtr
Tlihse attending Dus i njnyanle
U »-i|] meet
affair were- Mrs. H. W. .Met'alley,
Eli trie lietue " I -', r "
■Mrs. \’ ic1or Mil.aulin, Mrs. K. f .
I,I ;!-;!(• ,,'ei'" *
Smith, Mrs. (). T. Alford, Miss
tm>
i' 1'
...
, g^llilie i .
,
,
....
and M i s
I.
k
D .iv to o a
Hast Eight Ii
i Saudi. < 'D ; 11 KiBri, Ii; W K l av
Vlklrr
HI. was m an adjoining county jail 1,1 man al|d W'lmm seen at Ciirmcl.
anil Die -itoation here, which last 11,1 ocean resort north of here, duriml-Ii , assumed tin oncing aspects.
' ’ "'V the evngelist was
fodav w a s o u t
ton es
H,-‘
i
A ( ’ontplele Line Of
NEW
ll- I. 1 \\alket have
i
, a.
a lte r
Dr. I! D Caswell i-. spending
0;o . in Sant ol d some time .11 AthiUla, tin
Mr. and Mrs. Vivnm Spec: and
IJinkin- -.petit the small son have returned I nun Day
I is Tjinpa pleas,-nit
tona Reach nltt'i a pleasant slay
JI here.
lEtr.ry 1,-,'ivi , ,,idav lor ,
Miis Salliu 1,011 (Janet has r e
to her home in Quitman,
I Ha., .liter a shor t stay in Sanford
I-is the guest of her sister, Mrs. ('.
and
! L. Powell.
1 the gin- , .,1 Me 4 , lumed
tl.
Hu'.li Speii,-, r
►Her, k'li ■| „ id M o l l
1 rhopping.
t Strong
j
pl.liba... . v K . « r t h . i ' rm 'S,l" y
r’h" l,l,i|lg.
ptinKs ,ni,l Paint ka. 1 Mrti A K< j t,ri|an of De l.eon
o o
,
I Springs was in the city Tuesday
; ■ .'nui "ii leaves shopping.
f “ kin*t,,n. D. C. a n d
' "IS. llu ilii. il W ill lie
piJ the I ii
,,[ s,.)!-
pi*. Siilncy Hi own of ,
*• '’biting the for
1 k. Ik itl'OVVn.
Chiropodist
( Foot Specialist)
Will Be Permanently
Located At
)
[Li. I'
< mi V’ o f
i f ' i ->11 i lust
[ { * light ft 1 Vl it in
p lfl.ltiVi
-1. |„ W;,lk i t Jr.
iif Wiml, Tmujv
IP-if k,Mu,- Sim,),;iy al*
P ’-K! .,1;Kiii*. i , 1 Willi
iMe,-.,
Lloyds Shoe Store
ION E. First St.
|Beginning Thursday,
1
August 5
Treatment For All Your Fool
Troubles
Phone 102
!a
ia
m
( ’piling
Finish
Mouldings
I .a i h
Brii'k
Limp
I'lnslpr
\Yhilp Rtick IMaslpr Hoard
Nails
Scrppn Wire
Huitdprs Hardna.p
Doors
Windows
1■
In
N
FEED
Horse, Poultry or Dairy
i:
3
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Going
—- Oils
Aeisssorif*
Philadelphia
for
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2 7av O. Is Himranteed Itemity Lotion Tor
will he ■
If it docs not do vvhHl Is claimed for it your money
cheerfully refunded.
2 lloxes Kerim Cold Cream Fuce Powder, n regular 7."»r Ptiwder. Doth for $1.1111.
A ,11 HA I, V A LI.’ E
Three -r,tlc 'I'iiIk-s /i-D-ltiiu- Dental Cream for
$1.00
t N pile Ret ter)
Three fdlc lloxes Digcstold I'aldetn for $1 till
Hnurauleed to
give sal isf ait ion or money refunded.
I bottles Kresu Dip, i t s i r e , for Jl.tlO
N ’i
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Made Rv Parke Davis \ Co.
( N o Keller Disinfectant Mnde)
22 New Currency Cigar* for $1 (II)
II
Die Pnrlimi Cigars lor $1.1)11.
22, n<- Havana Smoker Cigars for $100
1
fi, 1-o/. Rot tics Hydrogen Peroxiil,. for $1.00
(Made by Parke, Day,is $L Co.)
'
The best on the market.
,lno. W, Sneed
M.vrllp Avp. and till St.
THE CASH
DRUG CO.
i
2 ! I *
N
N
N
N I
N
N
N
N
Of The
* Big
N
N
N
] \<i yards voile plain and
fancy colors
Yards
2.r>c gingham
for
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
EvercoolPanamas
2 Yards Ever fast Ging
ham cloths for
Genuine Toyo Panamas, ideal for sport
wear.
$1.00
MEN'S SHIRTS
IN
Some All Wool,
others
One large lot of Summer
.Famous Marlboro Shirts
Hats
Collars Attached
mercerized mixtures
$1.00
$1.00
$L00
-----------------,------------- -----SANFORD,
HERALD
y - t'i
TU B AMOVE LOW F A R t t
PRO PO RTIO NAL FROM
(H IIEK POINTS
m
For Ticket* and (nformattoo,
vviitt*. call or phona
N
N
N
N
N
N
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■
H
■
H
N
N
N
a
$ 1.00
Two Men’s Union Suits
for
2 Brassieres. 65c values
u*> to $3.00 for
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
Union Suits. Values up
to $1.50 for
Ladies’ Hats Values up
To $S t)0
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
Neckwear $1.50
for
A* r-
values
i
‘ v-
A
a.
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
Funcy Silk Socks. 85c
values, 2 for
Corset Brassieres for
______ $ 1.00
$ 1.00
2 Vi Yards Ever-Fast
Suiting
$ 1.00
HI x 90 Sheetu. No
seams
$ 1.00
4 Large size bath towels
with colored borders
Ludieu Corsets. Ons lot
for
Fancy Handkerchiefs 20
dozen. One doz fur
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
Childrens Dresses and
Rompers
$ 1.00
Royal Society Paekags
Goods
$ 1.00
Bilk Hose. A ll
Boys $1.50 & $2.00 Golf
Sox
$ 1.00
Carter and M aaaiag
Ladles Fancy Aprons
Underwear
*1.00
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
S B >41
3
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-,
i
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$ 1.00
yiF w
T h e Y o w e ll C o m g e u iY
mm
y rh ii
— ■miii m i I N l i P P ,* n T a •’*'
W ' '
’ -AN ? " Y ''
156A t
$56.74
Ladies Underwear. Val
ues up to $1.75
Boys Knickers Values
up to $1.75
$ 1.00
A D D t-
GOLF HOSE
OPPOSITE t h e
POST OFFICE
V mi Norfolk .....
Via Washington
Hoys Blouses and shirts.
Values $1.50
6 yards 25c bleaching for
DOLLAR SPECIAL S W IL L BE DISPLAYED W KDNEHDAY
TO TH E ONES M E NTIO NED HERE.
SANFORD
eHS
DOLLAR DAY
$ 1.00
SALE
$1.00
FROM
Wednesday the Last
$1.00
silks,
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fast colored
prints for
quality
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DOLLAR
kW
On sale daily, good 15
days, in Pullmans on
payment nf Pullman
fare; all (ruina:
N
The Last Day
\
Use
TRIP TICKETS
Atlantic
Coast Line .
PRINCESS T H EATR E BUILDING
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ROUND
IJ. (j. A I.Y , T. A. Phone M-J
Sanford, FI*.
Sanford Feed & Supply Co.
MILLINERY
-•wl
■
Turner F. Hav, Drop.
Murphy Ironing Boards
Mpdicinp Cahinets
NEW
TION
and
Give Us a Trial
" A1 tir Motipy illicit If You Are Not Satisfied"
PIRST NA1T0NAL BANK
•*V'> ,
HeiierjUnr, Starter
CALL !>;i!) j
Math1 to Order
Peking Account
A A
mnhes id urn,.
Hntterirn charged and repaired.
Has
When You Wan!--
IN
Franips and Scrppns
Bi|ai)tiful designs on
Deep fringe.
m
•w
TO
i ......................................................... m m ................. ..
LUMBER YARD
work on all
Kadiulors Snldried
m iiiiiiiiiM m m u iiiiiiM N iiiiiiin iiim iiiia
Silk Scarfs
SANFORD, FLA.
"HILKNCB"
with I I . U. Warner end M l
All Star C u t
—Comedy—
“ Love and Lions"
>JII \V« Fir*>l SI. Sanford.
l ighting Itcpiiiring.
H. C. V I E L E
£>® k£>ircK 9
!l ihecking aiToimt saves carrying
'h'licv ju'mind and lakitiK the eliance of
Ur
li'iHit you,
We
'-1safer and YOU are safer. BetK ' : " 11 Without delay.
|Vk ° ‘’" u ,0 " 1>U11 a checking account with
Cecil R. DcMilhCi
Aesop'* Fable*
Matinee Special: Entir* fam
ily admitted fur One Dollar.
Serviie
M
51
_
Dr. J. M. Vidler
. t7ibs.,n l. aves today 1
N 1 . where!
F1Mvtr.l W,-i-|.s
_
ANNOUNCM
ENT [ W E D N E S D A Y
i
1
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TODAT
ugaa
| Mrs. I,. K. Haughmaii and Mrs.
1 ........ 11v [J. -I Piiyne of Del.and is spending
11 p. m.
GI VE I S A T R IA L
"Rfiiiiy Fur Ttimtimiti W ith \ allies"
IS
Mrs. F. I', (hllem-l and two chil
home from
'Davtooa Hi-'teh, ,' h, re lie-y have
I lie- n spending MV,-rill Weeks.
_,
The Second Dollar Day
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lU-rgini. I lavloo.i I v'1■ 1 ■ Icrshm-g ure (he c m Khi ■ '; N,rur. ami aiis.
j I1ninillUJ
lib - M |., i knot,..
'L s . m-n
Hut v
t oginirn.
„glmni.
Shealtiinu
I LHah,,11. I o ol'ge ,
rs. W
H H e t t s a n d d o l d i t - n i sgi(i i n i .
Mill . W d III, III I ’. J e t M
\ I■
rl *, t (t !i Il ■
ill
4 j l > Iikll, Ii,
i l l Il o
l l iI i 4
r’
l -» ini •iIlI II ft,, t, in
a-I del
life 11.1ni,>[.,l,. \ a
at
O n y to iu i
l' l o o r l l l g
UAY >,l a m o n t h s
; where 1n■ wa. I hi li,,'It have i cl iiri'i d
i
Contlmmua from 1 p. m. t *
BENHAM & TURNER AUTO ELECTRIC
COMPANY
I'le s id e n t
"ill 11n11 many articles nf n-al vain*- m tlie sDue
ot SanDuil's newest (ewelei'
-a
a
1a
|lleaeli
( ..h i,u ln a h v
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A,,'
tkin‘"
"|.on ot c Vj)rt,ss |lI1(| |»ine
ILI) I'laik mi, l.ak, I V 1' .l'1" 1 V r;'- r - ,v A
anti
m
i n .Mrs.
a i r s . ('.
, . W.
v> . cI’armrr,
iirm c i
,,|
W ed n esd ay'
710 W. 1st. SI. IMitim* -172-AY ]
William MeKim hit Mi u'diiv for
I|,Sitli', Mr.
j
itHlLim,
ill Plain, l.ikflimJ;
I .ik e h iie l; 1
’
v v
CASH LUMBER COJ
\\. S. I’RK K, Mgr.
, Si I'eti i ■ 'lu ir g li: a business trip to Ja, ks.mv die.
l Boiling t i i e e l i ; \v |
ovillc; Mr III van. !
Mis.
W ils o n
of
Jacks,,m i l l , - !
tlffgUMiii. M r K a r
’ pe nt a s l m r l t i m e in t h e c i t y v'.itli i
Sproiii. ‘ I'elalives.
r t a l k i n g | . ! In-m. t h e y d e - I H i s t , . . ;
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SANFORD
I l ed.
iVI, Mellimirm-;
,ltii ksonville;
I'oin Iliolherson si
for Atlanta, (hi.
A. Kpps will ar I
l i e , Itmtherson,
I’lu* P r ic e Is K i^ h t
i
it-
in is K in g
;'t<
WEDNESDAY
itin Tin Tin In
“ T1IE HERO OF TH E BIG
SNOWS"
— Comedy—
"Tonight'* The Night
■ ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ »*■ ■ ««■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ »*«»■ ■ ■ «■ ■
1going a , far as .l,-l ferson, thi
gi, l!al|,h Pav a,-. 11
Mr--. Arnold l.eilesti- o| Harlow
L Willmin . W e t arrived Monday to lie the guest of
it IV A, nd d. J a c k - her sister, Mrs. John I.,-,,naidi.
I
t/1 i- Hubert |-, I homes, confessed |sDitements ,,1 liltcen (lersons con
ed slayer of Hertiiule d’Ostropp, cerning the identity and actions of
I ’!,l,i , ka a r r i v e d in
MI - . <i. W Hal lev let I M 0,1a v
for U avne-ville,
I ' , vvliele -he
will - pend ome I ion
. AIii
- la v
Included in the evidence which
il|f,v may ruasider are sworn
I
< DSH ik I'D\. Ohio, Aug. It.— i
L. M<»i
nJ 1>ay1 utui s |h*ii ( ' Sjihhtiil to print ii islmrt tunu with i S
Ins
Monday in Sanford on husiness.
1 1 daughter, Mrs. .lolin Schirard. ■
11 1iti tied
REEL & SONS
I’lnre all the evidence in his pos
I !M.‘f‘s’<nl ' M't"i,' the jury mill expluin
Myrtle and 2nd St.
his attend
He has announced, _
Ihnl later ola-mg the evidence be
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fore tin- mi> la- wtLLmake a pub
lic statement which will "clear up
1ti'*‘ skies and hurst all the hubbies
OPEN FOR BUSINESS Al.-G. f>. 1926
'i
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.
.Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mack and lu,,
\i Rnjir'*-,'.-'-d\; \ ■otis, I,. I-;, and Mark, of Winter
J(. f-i'tiv die I Ml.
third, n <p, id Sunday vn \ plea
f Himinh. -Ke k 1,11
anti
in Sanford as the gm- t • of
Mr- Ii " -:,ccle,
Mark'., patents, Mi and Mi ■(fi T stall, .1 1 Dai K,1'" I \ \ a Ike,- at thei j- home , n
l-klei ha 1pk-ivtiit
Keyes,
yes, h
however, is expected to
Amusements
t'oolldyc t. „l.,v
( ’.I
Mrs. H. H. Lewis is leaving to
Mr. ami Mrs.
K
\v day for points of interesl in Midi
leave Wednesday
tiiivillc;
jutivill". N 1 kund . igan and
. Pennsylvania, to -pt-nif | . and Ml- H,
Tp |. \VIntlel , 1■log I 1ill-.
i oiopanv Mr. ami
Mr.
!
j
J(*innlr
jlht, Mr. oiul
■Cnig.
’^ T .
;
‘
K™)'.*1 JU1>’
,
' le open Us invent illation llf the
1
McPherson disap- |
' " T T ' ’’ ;-a*e l.alny in the face of n
larat ,o„ i.v IXstnct AttorneyAM1 heves that the case is closed
s far as In
anjjrneil.
I OWll Q lliol A f tCl
Y I..K h , . , „
.
j
r•
Mon D e m o n stra tio n : n»w floating about."
Mr- mid Mrs. I. \\ Mellonnld.
Miss Nann-tte
McDonald.
Hoke
and Homer McDonald left Sunday
tor points in north i,. ,,,gia.
Mi. ami M,s. A. D. ('lark-oii ,,f , "utp, ,1 Mila k e Helen sp ed Monday in San
him,,-.
lord.
h Oavden. Miami, h
|*0. K. Uhi"" I-1-
High! T,1'0{';AT '' ' IjRS■ Al1*.
DRIVE ONE OF OUR CARS
If you want a joyful as well
us comfortable ride drive one
of oitr siiuppy coupes. They
are traml Iat, king
and
thoron ({lily reliable. They will take
you anywhere you want to (to
and lirinjt you hack again. We
rent these earn, hut you drive
tticni the same as you would a
,-nr of your own.
[tent one of
ours; it's cheaper than walking.
' h, r d t Mm ,,i,and, m a tele
~ —
nv cr -at ion. „n,l a crowd
IMH I. II InII I A \I’ l’OI NT HO
l,," n.
I’ M I MM It s \ Y Aug I
Itank ill. Miss h al he! me .lav. a ml * ' pel 1 t lire,- v,, . , i a ranrli
( j 1.... ■ vvhn h had gather
'ii*-1- jn l dcmmuling
,
I h 1 t,.i | I ia n g h e i t v w a s
Mrs. \\ S. Tin, rut on.
| 11..... .. their tay 11>■v y i-. iterl in ,,
ni'f. had l-c, .....................
n orderly andi ,"■;i„ --■■ r- -I a ',iioei‘-sioii,-r of the
I Njiti \ mitoo,
I h | .tutu ace,mi ,, ,
interuin.i
j j> A ibeii. -ho k
Manie. I'ulut ka ,
Iflb'Cil 1 P -la via-.
[itlaita; I".
,,f Sanford
" h-ol ..... ait, a,.... Florida Stale
"ollejf, lor \V, m, n
1 Ml liar,ho
. am.*
to Sanford
years a c |, „„ A hl-urn.
made a mimlirr of friends
h "ilie ! i lone oti.d will, -to,
Sail f ad \|a - h i , < ompntiV.
I
,
...r and M
-I,r
a,
M
.1, [[• , Wilson of
is,an die
iHr anare spending several
i .lacks,,in
,la\s m Sunt>uil.
Kr.mi c-s llig h e y , .Mi
M.i i i/im t
Mr-. L. || tones and Mi
Ho.
Xnchul V. Mis-. Killian Snitdndsei, k '"' .ton,-- li.mirtiii in-d home
, Miss Esthrr Hughey, Mi -. t'lnra tr" ' M a lio>| ,r trip ,,, T\-\;, , wlu-r,
S Arrivals
[ Alrxmiiie r ,
's o irraihiate
•^3
You Drive It
SNAPPV COUPf
JYOU ORtVEC
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ELL AND IGame Hy ,nnin^s I ATHLETICS WIN' \™kees ^ eJ Defeat After
PAIR OF GAMES Macks Topple Tigers Twice
GUSENGAGE
FROM DETROIT
HOUND DUAL
BRADENTON WINS
THIRD STRAIGHT
.ituii I
FROM
Club Standings
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], a g u e Inn Inu
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l-'nli' r , ( il i- AAtnlr S o x 11111I S h o r t .
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w h ic h ,
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cement work, sidewalks, build
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;t(l<) East First Street.
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prices arc I'iuht.
WAN I I D T o III' Y
CEE VN i i CITON R ACS
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Typewritei s ami A.ldiiu' Machines.'
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roofs, built lip roofs. Re-rnofint
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over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Ei 2nl North Park Ave
tiimitcs fr«-e. Satihfr.'tiun gunrun - 1
teed Oak A vr & Sr.l St. Phone 111.1
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apart mint. 217:! Palmetto A m *. •j ini";
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Morning, afternoon
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$2,000.
$150 cash.
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Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
Classified ads have the largest iier month. Must step fi.st if .Vmi
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circulation in Southwestern Geor.-. want Hits.
W. r., Ifnrvoy. 117
:*;• n»t the owner.” H A D D O C K S T E A M P U E SSE R Y LOANS -M o n e y available at 7 per
gia. H*C-e 8c «J-word line! line.
HI l"r estimates.
— Cleaning. Dressing, tailoring.
cent. Llose m propu ).
I’oplur.
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p; o. Painter Fcrtili/ T Co.
Phone Connolly A Sons.
KARKORd
105 S Palmetto Avenuo.
IF Y O U want to sell your farm, M O R G A N T O W N , W. VA.. people larkMonille. Duval County. Fla
----we can lie of good service to you
4 9 — P o u lt r y nnd S u p p lie s
are interested in Florida. Each
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T h e ----— -have inquirers for both small
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as we Imve
of them through a classified add in
P«ttfc.ui"us develop-, L A N E Y D n Y C L E A N IN G CO. FOR
S A L K Sixty leghorn hen-, and large farm property. Deun- (he Morgantown J’ OS’l. Six cent,
"•t it m the Palm
Dry Cleaning, Repairing and
H. T ' Rerg Corporation, 515 First Nut I- a work for six consecutive issues.
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prompt
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old. $1.25 cadi
copy heat on Dyeing.
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service.
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‘Service that makes fi iends"
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A Complete I.ine of Sehnjtrr’s Insectieides"
11.' S. Park Ave., Sanford
21— P a in t in u — I ,.p en .«^
Kirn Avr. mid Lilli Street.
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R es. P h o n e 7 9 5 -W
$I ,.,on on
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Red I 'at.- and Fire Insuranee
w I o. al ion after Aiicus|. | ,t.
Also
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Dollar Day A u g u s t a n d 1
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Real Estate and
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RAI L HARDWARE
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Trueman Fertilizer Co.
I'R I N « II \\ 1 N I K
A l l l: \t IT \ | 1 hums to rent for
-ten s or offices at I'm L Avr
and Commercial Street.
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Yi'imy. Owner, 20S Park A m *.
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All kinds of Plants any ipiuntity, III and 15
I'1*R RENT lien si', 201.1 Maple j
and SheetMetal
Work. 1rents eaeh
Mrs. Il' IL
Chappell,
Am \! , 1 o 1 ei room apart
and It-at Tank
At Oak ' « • Im v A m
I'hon,. 57H W’
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Houses for Rent
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d i' ser, one heil, one dir.ing
quiries evi rv ilny for houses. I
MAN
4,,‘" W.M First .Street
tai.c .
|)(IX u|((| ,.u. Apply Ei>t yoin In ii .e with us. W e can CHOICE I.OTS 25x125- Conran
at I ’liime 1 11
H. E. I,nke. Lake Monroe.
's|''l any hoii>e if terms are right tceil high amt dry.
Within ten
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Scruggs
Seuggan miles of I'nliitka on Lake City
I'tHt SALE Household furniture, i Realty Co . Inc.
Highway. $10.<MI eaeh. These har
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S.
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St.,
Day
llai-d s t . I.et'wen Elm mid O a k .,
tuna !!ivarh, Ela.
■fin.tie Y'HAV
' '•11 cahuiet and foldiiiR davenport.
I t.ood ciiiidition.
Cheap.
Tele_________ phone I2 ‘> or m.II at Ilf) Krench
$■ 10011 CASH
Ralance Monthly
W | i;h l 1 1i |; | iA It E U R Y P R I N T Av,n1"'
SIIOI'
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Will buy any one of the lots listed
EnirravinK. ...
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KOR KI N I I ,. West First St
below.
O fust. We do
— Ali^ccMcamitis,
We have ,, t » o story I'iuht room
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|j [{ Avenue -1
— — - —Price $150.00 pei
rose H i r i n '
< oni,i„ rcial
Stri ct.
! S T o V E WOOD Sun cured,
for bon*— f"i f i l l
ON SANFORD AVENUE
( all Sanford Realty 1 o..|
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let 5l\|!*tl
Rail Riiildiny
Phone 1557.
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I'oville Avenue. K. H, Dyson.
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I j'p* writers miilAddirik; Machines.
—------------1 he Se m in o le PR1NTERY ; 61 Seed. IMants. Fertilizer.
OAK W E N HE
1*111 W. '.Ith St. W N. I.umley, C r o p . , _____________ __ ____________________
DOUCE HROTHERS
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In Its Developed
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Sanford— where the hutililv of • nl
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ing agricultural products at the rate
of seven million a year—
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THE WEATHER
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Fair tonight; Thursday, fah> wife
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Associated Press Full LoRseT w iT e
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SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A ,
m iry
D N ESD AY, AU G U ST 4, 1926
State
T reasu rer RepltL.
lies WATER p u r r s
To Herald E d ito ria l On
Surplus F u n d E arnings EARNINfiSHAVE
of
For Canada
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Eight Pages T od ay.
NUI
Civitan Head
1F L O R M S C A S E
ON T A X LAW IS
Florida state
funds earned a
Funds ,,n' deposited ns rapidly
total o f $288,888.82 in the |nsl 1H ,
[ months, according to H comimmi i .is possible in the hanks throughI cation from J. C. Luning, state I "Hi the state which offer proper
treasurer, to R. W. Pearman Jr., 1securities
fu'>r same,
the state FitfureH Show Gain O f 43 Per
secretary o f the Sanford ('ham -, treasurer wrote.
.Counsel For State Cites Bos
The
mm
of
l her o f Commerce.
.1
Cent Gain OverSam cM onth
ton Tea Party In An At$100,000
is
held
m
' The Sanford Herald in editorial
reserve for curO f Last Y ear; Increase In
ance Tax As Imposed Now
l.V Commenting upon (he iwilunco of TOII t MCHmI s «»f (jit treasurer's nf
Kx^ense Is Reported Small
$ 17,000,000 in the state treasury,. fice, and for payment o f jurors
ance Tax As Is Levied Now
] -July I, asked if that money was I and witnesses, for which
reqnisi
|drawing four per cent
interest,, (ions are made hy the comptroller
j and .'utggested that the s ecreta ry : ami counter signed hy the governor
O f the Chamber o f Commerce r.N provided hy law.
A margin of
write and ark the state treasurer! ■(I per cent is rcuuip-d from hanks j
about the earnings « f the surplus wh.eh have deposits of state funds Total O f Consumers Boosted
Fedeinl Government Has No
funds.
Treasurer l.uning’s reply i as an additional precaution lainBy •!<)(>;W aterConsum ptlon
Right To Act A h Tax Col
was received here today.
ling aid, so
that
fund*
so that fund* are nbso--------In July 2I> Million Gallons
flinrjs hear interest at the ' lutely secured.
State funds
lector For Slides, Is .Claim
rate o f three per cent upon daily
I In’ llltorr-t
received by th
balances,
with a few minor in- treasurer horn bank.- no account 1 Sni.fi.rd7 Municipal Water De
WASHINGTON’ , Aug. 4. * l ’ i 1
increased 4,'t
stanees, the treasurer wrote, "Being of deposit of slate funds in the I partment «•:,, nings
Florida (-it'll Die results of the! I »r. Ilci 1" rl A cu if )• 'tie new in
per
cent
in
July
over
the
corrcsubject to cheek without
notice, |last IS months
B o- ton lea I 'n t y in attacking m i re n a l lonal
fo llo w s :
president of Civitan
•ponding mouth of last ynnr, ac
Die Supi cine ( , mi it today that <cr club
Ati^. L OP)— 1 and also requiring deposit of hoods Q u a rte r ending Alar.
elect*' 1 al the annual con
cording
to
the
monthly
report
filed
ns security," he said, "these hinds ' .'10. )1>25
$25,250.70 by K. S. .McCall, office manager. This iM Sir Henry Drayton, who is tern of the federal inheritance ta\' vent ion in I’ hil.idclphia.
the s e n a te
t o can
He lives
.MEXICO CITY. Aug,4;';1
not be expected to realize I iQuarter ending June,
to the in Knoxville. Trim . where he is
said to be slated fur the position law which would return
Expenses
of
the
same
department
| j g t o c a m p a i g n c o n - i per cent which is usually paid on
The
situation grow in g,./
•'in, 11125
$.17,120,18 increased only .04 per cent over o f Canadian envoy to the United states up to so jier cent of the, president of the Chamber o f Corn! t o o t h e r t h a n s e n - savings accounts and time certifi Quarter ending S e p t .
! o f Ihe new religious re
money collected.
States/
This
is
under
a
recent
merer.
July, 11)25.
.'10, 1025
p r i m a r y c a m p a i g n s cates o f deposit.”
$41,228.18
! ions seems to have rent
An unjust t;ix precipitated thoi
Earnings o f the eity’s gas de Beitu.li ruling allowing dominions
j The average balance in the vari- Quarter ending Dee.
the stage o f m arking
m e d t o d a y h y S « m - . mis state funds is seldom any
partment increased II per cent lust to send their own representatives tea party, the st.i.to sjiui in u brief,
.'It, 1025
$10,425.57 month as compared with the same to foreign ■•ountries.
and this was followed hy a revo
, p u l d i c u t i l i t i e s e x - t h i n g like .517.000,000, Mr. laming Quarter ending
There
i.s less optirpisira d
h'tion.
As an independent state.i
month of last year, while the e x
j said.
The balance in the hands
.‘10. 1026
o f an immediate settleit
$56, .'187.51 penditures increased 60 per cent.
Fof C h i c a g o .
it eonteinled, Florida had a right to)
evithin ! ° f th«- state treasurer Jan. 1, 10.25, Quarter ending
o f the controversy. B u t;
impose such taxes as it should'
| t s e c o n d t i r t u * Wl
The increase in operation costs in
. m was $8,:i 19,737.58; Jan.
I. 1920. i 30, 1026
$88,117.50 July, Mr. McCall said, is due to
elect. The state had a ronstitu-l
1
general conviction is that? i l
jilK Senate ( a m p a i g n $7,552,224.47; July 1, 102«. 517,.
tnmal inhibition on inheritance tnxthe employment o f more labor at
|
danger
o f widespread viol?
■niltee today ha«l its , 655,217.32.
* Total
$2HH.H.'t8.82 the gas plant.
'
it siiid, had surplus in its trews
The department
rchallcngetl- -----------... _
_
_
i
or
armed
rebellion has pa
ury. and did not require any part I
put on a double shift last Decem
i jt w;o Samuel Instill, |
I practically.
•
»f
the
federal
inheritance
levies.
ber. because ,,f the condition o f the
ciin. public
utilities!
Great speculation, coupled
old plant.
Any lax which raised money not j City Manager Williams
De much uneasiness .exists, howaV<j*S'(
Chicago, who
de-1
The
dal
earnings
for
July,
lt)26,
needed
for
tin*
economical
admin
|
igiiit* .if counsel to toll
clares ( ’tml m otors
Must J over the oufcntne of the economL
istration of tti(> stnte was termed
were ^ >84.10, and in July, 11)25,
I'.jtiiins iii the recen
Comply W ilh Provision Of boycott called hy tho Nntlot
they w,*.
?; j,h:{4.4:i . an increase i Sunford-Oviedo Truck Grow - unconstitutional.
|HMry except those h
' Longue for Defense of Rcllglc
i
of $1,24*.'.* 7
The expenses
for'
The Revised Building Code I Liberty in protest against,
States Guaranteed Freedom
the senatorial enndis And Florida Vegetable
Inst month were
’ .li'dd.KI. and in
The stf.te. Florida argued, were
'religious regulations.
Son»«s(
orporalion
Stoekhold.erH guaranteed by the federal consti
J u l y , '11125, $1.6 !!>.'.)•), and increase
Contractors and sub-contractors |servers of tho situation , imp
I.s. Saff"id of ( hieaof $66 Iti.
Th.- earnings over the
Meet T o Elect D irectors tution, freedom federal interfer must comply with the section of tho belief that the boycott i
invlcnt «d the dry i>rcost of opera ■i Inst month were
fence in their purely domestic af the revised building code on the become tho determining factory
v.is s.iiiimoued for
$2,:i87.l>7. and for the same month
The Snnf'.id-Oviedn Truck G r o w fairs, their powers being supreme giving of bond, City Manager W. tho dispute between tho chvtf
(by Chairman Reed, as Success O f Dollar Day Is A t CloHing Hours O f 2-Day Sale
of 11)25. $1,21)4.41).
No authorities and the government
ers,^lm*., and the Florida V e g e ta within their legitimate spheres of M. Williams declared today.
tleague did in tlu race
tributed ToCo-Opernl ion Hy
Show Depleted Stocks And
The consumers in July were 1,action.
exceptions will In* tolerated by city is thoir opinion that any mar
|fank l,. Smith, chnirble
.Corporal
ion
elected
officers
R a ffe ld ; Club’s G olf Team
7:i7,
and
in
June,
1,65)5,
an
increase
Statem ents O f Merchants
"The United States can only im officials, and no permit shall he is faJJing off in business nmy eat
rstate ci.nimeree comThe consumers in July, Tuesday night at the animat meet
T o Flay Orlando Is Picked
pose and levy a sufficient amount sued for any operation* within the the government to lessen tho $J|
Indicate Their Knthusiasm of 12.
bfutrd Senator William
ing
of
|he
boards
o
f
directors,
fol
I!i25, were 1,271, an ncreasc of
lor the Republican
lowing the mooting!,.of thu stock of taxes to meet the legitimate e x i city limits of Sanford until the re nf its religions policy.
466.
%
The
meeting
o
f
the
Sanford
Kipenses o f the government,” the quired bond is filed, he asserted.
Reports received here int
The d o s in g hours o f Sanford's
I(or the senate.
holder!T w u c as many customers were
brief asserted, "and each state can
"The revised building code was that tho boycott already’t,,^
*it»nfle nf th ■ inquiry, wntri.H club today was turned over Community Dollar Day sales re- connected
as disconnected
lust
Stockholders expressed
them- mly impose a sufficient amount of drawn up to meet the requirements brought u reduction in btia)ne$
h xsought more light to the retail merchants o f the city vealed almost depleted stocks in month.
Eighty-four
were con '■'’ Ives ns satisfied With the* w rk of taxes to meet the legitimate ex of the National Underwriters As
for
a
discussion
o
f
the
betterment
sotpc parts o f the republic,.,
the
stores
that
featured
bargains
to .Smith’s camThe past penses of the state government. sociation," he said. “ W# also have exactly to what extent l|,y
nected, and 42 disconnected. E ig h the companies’ officers.
{ & utilities officials. o f business conditions in Sanford Tuesday and today.
ty-nine customers were connected year’s work and plans for tho new The imposition of any tux by eith modified aftor tho codes adopted known. Mexico City roovfrf"
A men’s furnishing ; tore on in June.
", Chicago public uti- and the fostering o f u spirit o f co
ten- on were discussed by the di er the federal or the state govern in such cities ns Orlando. We tried turo houses aro beginning! tT
wh<> spent 5 193,- oper -tion between the merchants. First Street, that advertised 25
and stockholders.
A total ot 26.715,500 gallons of re l
ment not necessary for such pur to make the code conform to the sumo decrease In size of atui
Al
Raffeld,
chairman
o
f
the
com
doen szhirts at $1 each had sold
jttmpaign, was subwater were pumped in July, nr an
T.
|
f.
Ada
us was iv-t lected pres poses and the rebating of u fivleiul requiretpenta without being severe Outwardly, however, httslnbl
mittee in charge o f the Dollar Day |nil o f the shirts this morning.
A
average ->f S6I.7!'0 gallons per day. ident c f 1ho Sanford•<iviedo Truck tax unnecessarily so levied would on anyone.” Contractors may so- the capital appears
reruai.
*.«nuin Ira C. ( 'op- sales, was the principal speaker on Iwoman’!', ready-to-wear and men’s
'Flu* earnings of the gas d epart
the
program.
He
stressed
the
furnishings stores which featured ment in July, 1026, were $.'{,150.04 Growers. ••.( ■! It. It, Chapman, re violate the principles underlying J <uie copies of tho code At the cityg.C.e $2 .1,01)0
Florida tho Imposition .of t*xta..in every |d e r k ’tt ufCiae. Th»- -first ctrpks ^
Catholic orchilTiftfrtrr
ItBgigii linnl, accord- matter o f the retail merchants of 50 men's hats for $1 had disposed as compared with $2,818.68 in July, eb i ©h pro tilonl-. ■
Vejp#s»hl*. Corfu rfinoTV •*' '
|wore received today
from
the tiuues to remain silent rognr
respect.”
Wm Fm1111 - manager, j Sanford becoming better acquaint,*te'l of tho mexcept two curly this 11)25.
The expenses lust uonth
efforts for peace, since tho t
Government's Right Questioned I printer.
'I’ll** stockholders of tin* SanfordEM
11it.
( nuir- n l and showing more eft-operntive afternoon.
were $8.75)2.08 and July, 1025, $2,- Oviedo Frink Growers meeting in
Every contractor, anil subcon tion of tho truce offered by It
"The fcdurul government has rio
Ikd dm-rtcl alsn that a spirit than h :s been shown in the
“ Have von been working h a r d ? ”
857.16, an increase of $1,4:11.02.
P mini Fu• ('lenient past, mid brought out the fact that a clerk in a Sanford department The cost of operation over earnings the court house, dieted the follow i right to art ns a tax collector for tractor, gas and steam fitter en President Callcs. This true*
ing board of din i tors:
Hcnrv the respective states <>r to impose gaged in the building, altering, re posed that tho rellgiouH , regull .
■ ■of South Bend, Ind. the Dollar Day was a success ir. store on First Street was asked Is $6 ll 'l'1.
The niiisiimi rs i
siekel, George
II*. rvst,
George the means and methods and man pairing, equipping, moving or de tions be suspended pendinir m t
p w cxt'(!i11v(-, who every way, and particularly be this morning. "Vest, it's like it is !v, 15)26, were 1,171, and in
Bnlmes, I’oter Thurston,
Henry ner of raising revenue in tin* r e molishing of buildings nr struct- holding of a national plebiscite to 1
P lo Smith' > iiianager cause it brought the merchants •it Christmas." she answered, " o n 15)25, 5)1)2.
pooploj
•Witte. St. Cli.ir W!nt( and Otto spective states.
I'ht- net is not |uios within the city limits shall obtain the views of the
P fv.r.i that In- was in closer together.
ly, it'.- hotter.’,'
Cubic feet
nf gas
sold
'I
111*4 ’tors met IMl the imposition of a tax anil was annually file with tlu* city clerk throughout the country on tne'I»av
HfV 11. ;lin1 probably
Several owners and managers of month was 1,522,250 and one year1 i Schmeiil.
The Sanford Kiwanis g o lf team
mediately alterw.irds and re-elect
never intended as such. It is sim ;*ii approved corporate surety Itond, ligious issue.
pxft ■'r
was picked to defend the laurels o f stores said that Tuesday was the
Would-be interiuediarlea
cd Mr. Adams its president, J. ,1. ply a discrimination against the satisfactory to the city attorney,
Ifcr. iivoj. r in 1In- 2(lth the locals against the pick o f the first..lay for a long time that they ago, I ,.171,800.
Holly as vice-president, ,J. (', Hul- state of Florida, an invasion o f tho according to the section on con not abandoned all hope of jirranfl,
al. i wa- In have Orlando club next Friday on the have not been able to leave their
ji'biiihi-n, geneial manager, and It. sovereign rights o f the state und tractor's bonds. The bond o f con ing a peace, but (hey are said P0
M , tun In cannot latter’s home course. Joe Hutchi place at the luncheon hour.
A. Cohli, set ret ary and treasurer.
an undertaking to penalize it for tractors must In* $5,000, and sub to fool encouraged over tho
*«til tnmi.r low. From son, R. (I. Dave.v, A. ( ’ . Forte, J.
Bank dep sits in Sanford will in
contractors. $2,000.
poets.
The
Florida
Vegetable
Corpora
not taking an inheritance tax.”
JSKlIt". -(,||
k light II. A nus, A. K. 1‘ latt and L. C. He crease many thousands tnis week
The .bond is "conditioned that
Only normal numbers of m irm
|
tin:;
stockholdermil
in
the
Mn■
If
this
estate
tax
imposed
hy
the
W *>pci:i!tlu '■••*■ in Chi- lmut were named by President I.ane as the result o f the two-day sale,
I sonic* Temple, and chose* the follow I revenue act of 15*26 is coustitlltioll- the said party will indemnify and shippers are visiting the priestlcaS
w
th
e
April
one
merchant
said.
“
My
deposit
|irimary.
to bring home* tho proverbial
t. i {
mg directors: G
Blcdslioc, I.. I nl ami valid, then any tax imposed protect the city o f Sanford against churches, idl of which .oxcawJL
» STl-f sM, 'll of the "hnenn" after the g o lf match.
is heavier, and I know from the
\.
Bromley,
it.
II.
Chapman,
I,. I under the provisions o f the ronsti- all costs and expenses which may' where there has been difficulty lltj)
U*‘t-f<:.iv i'a il'il to disAbout 25 members o f the club sic of t/.he crowds, that other mer
Frazier, L. G. Hunter. John Meiseh. I lotion of tlu* United States could in any wise accrue against said arranging inventories of tho tr®Ai*-^
“j*1-1' 1-Vp.'lli lilmcs on j will make the trip to Orlando Fri- chants will he," he said.
SEA BRIGHT, N. J. Aug. 1 'd ’>
city in consequence o f tho opera
« '•l-.Utc. >t ate and ! day when they will be entertained
'1 he far reaching cl fe d s o f Com — Challenges from two youthful ! Frank Mei.scb. G. F. Smith and Kov j lie rebated. Ir. this manner a mil- tions covered hy any |x*rmit is uries and other property, at prex-r^
cut are in the hands of municipalU
'
F.
S>
ine.s.
i
unity
o
f
the
states
could
combine
I'D. r •toll! still |at an elaborate
cabaret at the munity Dollar Day were summar Davis Cup team aspirants com
'VV®
V,’|r"i,i!iut-'| I 5 1.not), Dub’s Dread Country club by the ized by Albeit Raffeld. chairman
land force a majority o f the states sued by tlu* building inspector, and committees.
i
'Ihe
directors
me!
ini
nediutely
mnnded interest in the annual Senconditioned further that said par**
e)\.
!»' Ml, v.. McKinley, ! Orlando Kiwaninns following tlu* o f the special commit!........ the bright tennis tournament todav ;n af.eiw a rd s
and
i '-elec ted
Mr. t o carry the burden o f the expert
will comply in all respects with
MEXICO CITY. Aug I — GPJrr’.,
.'•'ill'll,
ises
o
f
the
federal
government,
Chapman
as
president;
Mr.
Bled
5:1.84 7.5 j ; golf match.
Retail Merchants A s s . c i a t i o n, a preliminary test o f strength in
the provisions o f this code, ami Alderman SolilHti,. de I.oyo
t!*.
,oini
Ihole,Ui I Tho main body will leave Han- which .sponsored the sale, as fol tryouts next week at Forest Hill . :.oc*, vice president; Mr. Frazier, j A majority o f the states could further expressly stipulating and
killed vosterday liv a mob after.)
|combine und absolutely destroy the
secretary,
and
C.
F.
Korins
as
Itri-i iiai) $2li,- 5 ford from the Seminole Cafe at II lows:
N. V
agreeing to pay all damages for he had fired a revolver into ‘a'"'1
sovereignty
of
a
minority
of
the
•In>, (. •■,|- A nl i
treasurer
and
business
manager.
“ It has pet more money in cir
Pitted against Vincent Richards
I o ’clock Friday morning, while the
' states and in so doing would de which In* may lie legally liable for crowd of Catholics watching th*'
Mgr:t.
:
!).
j g o lf team will get away a couple culation; it has created good will in tin* lower half o f the quarter
stroy their own sovereignty.
Is personal injuries to any one on ac government agents close tha at|»
i o f hours before this to enable them between the merchant and the finals, was the two-time intercol
count o f any excavation made in, nex to the Church in Chilapa, at
Florida
to
sit
hy
and
see
hey
sov
Edward
(1.
or any obstruction placed upon of Guerrero, according
! to finish ir, time for the joint meet shopper; it has brought people to legiate champion,
to
ereignty
d
estroyed
?"
>
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*
Sanford from other cities to shop Chandler, o f tho University of Cali
any street or sidewalk in said city tmlchcs received here.
ing o f the clubs.
hv any one while engaged iu or
Plans were made to entertain a who have never been here before, fornia, while a match in the upper
about performance o f said work,
N E W YORK. Aug 4. </P) A
number o f Sanford kiddies on the and it has acquainted i list.oners half called upon the Spanish inter
and to pay all damages for which
afternoon of Aug. I.'l at a theater with tile stocks carried by Sanford nationalist, Manuel Alonso, to tiv wave o f tropical heal, sweeping tin*
he may he legally liable for in
tho mettle .if young Alfred
11. north Atlantic coast, greeted the
und motor party. A special com- merchants.”
The thanks and gratitude of the Chapin, .Ir.. o f Springfield, Mass.
juries to or encronrhment upon tho
passengers on the steamship Mun- .
' mittce was appointed to take cure
O f the two new
rimdtdiilns, mini, and the Ntcnnjahip Orizaba
properly o f abutting lot owners
! of the arrangements for the lucky committee to the buying public for
Pfl’i-' «. i, Mini m
fix.
the confidence they bestowed in Chandler was by far the most im on their arrival from Nassau, Ha
or other persons, in const meting
d :y party.
_____ _
»
the improvement or doing the work
It ttlul,
,
i>r. F. D. King, pastor o f the the merchants in taking advantage pressive yesterdav in his tiiumph hn mug*.
H A.
------ ,
- TnBH
o
f
the
certified
sales,
und
to
the
Work
on
the
new
bridge
at
the herein mentioned, and will defend
over
George
Fott,
o
f
Chicago,
who
»Mli die posses
•Sanford Baptist Church made ur.
Heut and humidity caused five
ATLANTA, Aup. t. UP)— p ° y
- 7 li.)ii(.r was fined i excellent talk on the underprivileg merchants v ho co-operated in mak held a place in the first ten two deaths in New York and New Eng foilt of Celery Avenue will ^bc all suits and hold the city o f San
ed child work that the Kiwanis club ing the event a tuccess, was ex years ago.
' “ >• hi jad.
land yesterday.
The
mercury rushed to completion, Cpunly En ford harmless ugalnst any loss or today followwl two lends in
Chapin won over the chop-stroke climbed to 5)4 in Boston, !>2 in New gineer Fred T. Williams said this damage, on account o f either said D-*«reh for tH> slayers of^
j o f this city is doing and urged an pressed by Mr. Raffeld.
The co-operntion of Sanford’s o f Wallace F. Johnson bemuse York and proportionate tempera morning, but there is a possibili personal injuries or injuries to Donaldson, s|>eeial investigator
■Uft'h"'.r,!v'ly '
t I even greater expansion program
City
Commissioners, and the banks youth seemed the better able to tures were
recorded elsewhere. ty of the road being closed for a property, according to tho bond the county solicitor, slain la
$10, I.iz- ' along this line.
hotel room here last week.
The high water in tin* provision."
•Annette Kw i ' i a . <iis.
J. II. Jackson, local insurance wus also appreciated by the com toll on under a blistering sun. Humidity reached 100. the salina month.
An inqdiry wair under way
lake will necesMirily slow up the
Early in the match, Chapin fell tion point.
1* '•‘srtiing wnd F u i f 1dealer, told o f his trip through mittee .he said.
. till
ka
reptyJLctl tonir d>tanee nrtR*
work
to
some
extent,
water
on
tin;
hack
before
the
twisting
cuts
of
(ieorgia. 2iT.<l recommended t h u t »
q
tween a guest in a local hotel
other 7*n(T o f ffI6 bridge making
Juhusou, losing-by*- 2 -6, buU-»*..the
) llll. : -charged .the president appoint a committee
s
an unidentified person in anotl
tho road practically impassable at
second set nrogressed the veter
-hr.-,,: ■‘lid also ! on "fa r m and city good relatTohs” .
state, which carried th© meat
the present time, ho said.
an’s attack began to lose its pow
/ . ! > ' " r u i n •t AilS Ci >||. j This committee will bo appointed
Hn.laj.
The
bridge
that
has
been
in
use
er
und
Chapin
carried
o
f
f
the
ver
PARIS, Aug. 4.— (Tf)-—M. (Janet, "all interference in Atlunla|K
, at the next meeting o f the club.
for some time in tho past is in president of the French Tennis out o f the way und wo
diet at 10-8.
''n fined .< b>r viola- I Arthur Curnick, Shcrmun Lloyd.
PARIS, Aug. 0.— (TP)—'Premier adequate to accomodate the traf Federation, in an Interview print up nnd clenn np a cool rmlltoi
Semi-finals o f the women’s sin
1,1 Dght parking law. C. Miller and several other busi
Poincare seems in a fair way to fic that has developed between ed in L'Auto'today concerning Su
Officials believe the me
gles
found
Helen
Wills
meeting
I I1'
s f' " " l -S5 for ness men o f tho city made short
Eleanor Goss and Elizabeth Ryan bent all French legislative speed Sanford and Osteen and the new zanne Lenglen’s coming tour of liassed between members o f
;in' t’
forfeit talks during tho meeting on prob
records o f getting tlyough parlia structure was badly needed.
Patrick Murphy, 40, employee of facing Mrs. Molla B. Mallory.
America and Mexico as a profes confidence gang which seek*
lems o f interest that had arisen
ment his measures for rehabilitat
0 ‘ iteen people who have to como sional tennis player, said he con begin operations here, feeling
SRn.l,, V ' 1,7 ' , hur‘r,‘ since tho last meeting o f tho Ki- the Public Service* Company at
Benson Springs died this morning COOMDGE VISITS PLYMOUTH ing tho finances of France.
'.haej, as d,:'inissed,
to Sanford daily are said to he in sidered it “ deplorable” that she the slaying of Donaldson has
wunis.
at
the Fernald-Faughton hospital
convenienced while th© road
is hud forsaken her nmuteur status. such activities nafo.
Tho
senate
has
passed
the
fi
PAUL
SMITH’S,
N.
Y.
Aug
4.—
Jir*Urw| " a s fine.
During the course o f the lunch from the resuits of injuries sus
Officials alio held to their
i nrui.g
nancial measuros which
were closed as they will havo to come
(TP)—
President
Coolidge
left
early
“ I am much distressed.
It will
eon Joe Graham, member o f the tained yesterday afternoon when
"t it. w
today for Plymouth, Vt., where he adopted by the Chamber o f dep to this city hy way of Benson be a considerable loss for amateur ry that Donaldson’s death
Fions
Club
quartet,
entertained
H ubbard,
Fh
he was struck bv the boom of a will visit his boyhood home for sev uties last Saturday. Tho vote was Springs and Luke Monroe a dis sport," ho said.
as a climax to his search for Jl
,,,
wa with several vocal selections.
crane which shatterod his right eral days.
tance of ovor 20 miles.
250 to 13.
"I don’t understand it at all,” he Wilson, wanted here for tha ,
‘ ’
court.
a m and wounded him internally.
der of a grocer last December*'
Other work that is being done
GOOD INCREASE
BEFORE COURT
IN MEXICO
[fo Probe Into
r Campaign Is
enged By Head
utilities Concern
City Gas Department
Earnings Also Climb
iRefuses To
ier Moneys
DangerOfW idespi
Violence Or Ai
Rebellion Seei
Be Passed, I&Rej
Florida Asserts Law
Is Unconstitutional
Boycott CausesGeneral Ai
[Of Dry OrganiAIso Called
[re The Probers
Archbishropic Ke€|
Silent After
Request Is Dei
CITY INSISTS
FILING OF BONDS
BY ALL BUILDERS
SANFORD CELERY
SHIPPING F IR M S
ELECT OFFICERS
KIWANIANS HEAR|COMMUNITY SALE
■TALKS GIVEN BY IS BIG SUCCESS,
CITY MERCHANTS REPORTS REVEAL
S
Youthful Aspirants
Attract Interest In
Jersey Tournament
New York Suffers
From Tropical Heat
[Adams Fined
'Liquor Case
^ipal Court
High Lake Waters
Hinder Workers On
Osteen Bridge Job
Victim Of Accident
AtPowerPlantDies
In Local Hospital
tford Boys
1() Marianna
Building: Permits
Total $2,150 Today
Building permits issued at the
rm,,k Williams. City Clerk’s office today totalled
h" I'lwuled guil- $2,150, D. D. Colcock with a per
*n‘l due
'r'»g three mit to construct a two-story gar
,.h’'r" '" fore minty age on Elliott street valued at
X
>uus.har"nlflst
$1,850 took out the largest permit.
Sam Patterson, repairs on a frame
house on Harrinsn streot, $175,
and Jay Beck, repairs on a house
on Pin© Street, took out $125 the
'(cnees other permits issued.
Sat-
IvJ!
th” Ref, 'rma'Di « Ma r ' a i i n n
-Sheriff ('
i.
i.
Tv " ,
y both gave
JACK CIIAMPAN ESCAPES
TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 4.-</P>
L in / ’ B e s s a
— The escape yesterday of Jack
Chupmau, white, form a state road
camp noar Cypress was reported
to the prison bureau today. This
was Chapman’s second escape.
Flo was sentenced from Walton
' ,hc & t"''"iK,.
i S ? " or
- county, Jan,
Jan. 4, 1025, to threo-yeara
three-years
..
;
-
O
•'/
M
&
t o V e .
r / >j v •/fyyU* -yV ‘
, ,
a
L. e
The accident occurred as Murphy
was raising a pile with the assist
ance of the crane when tho cable
.*riappeSi causing the heavy timber
to oral h in t» his side.
First aid was rendered the
stricken mnn by Dr. C. L. Purk,
company physician. He was rushed
to the hospital f-om
Benson
Spring immediately after the accldent.
The body was removed to tne
funeral parlors of Miller-Erickson,
local undertakers.
No funeral ar
rangements had been made up until
r, o'clock this afternoon.
PRIEST i s r e l e a s e d
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.—(TP)— A
mother's "tpito” murder of her
ihree-year old son, followed by her
own suicide, has climaxed a year of
marital litigation between tho
mother and her husband.
The tragedy was discovered yes
terday by three small children,
on their way through a vucant lot
on 195th Street. The children dis
covered the body o f Mrs. Joseph
Millman with a bullet hole in her
temple and beside her that of her
son Martin, with a similar hole in
his head.
•
The husband and father. In o
state o f collapse*' identified fcke.
HANKOW, China, Aug. 4. (A*)—
The local American Catholic mis
sion reports that Father Cunning
ham who was captured by band
its in the western part of the
irovince -of Honan, July 16 ~
has b o d l e e 'j & t e * - ' ’ '
nmvmve
JueL'lM^ovfpoeai'
n
released,
U n re lM W * ,
'
c*v
j N £ O fficial Regrets
Action Of Lenglen
Poincare HR Success
With Money Measures
Mother Kills Child And Then Takes
Own Life To “Spite” Her Husband
Mrs. Mllltpan had tqlephoncd her
husband from a drug store in The
Bronx. “ The only way f can spite
ou is to kill tho child," sho told
Bm. "Hq^o, Daddy.,” said Martin,
upon beinp put up to tho instru
ment by hia mother.
'Don’t say 'Hello' Daddy,” his
mother . Interrupted, “ Sny Good-
bye.”
“ Goodbye, Daddy,” sold the child.
The receiver clicked.
Millman rattled the receiver
book but the Wire was cut off.
, MHjmjtn told police ha married
in lfifiTEtat Ms wife had left him
'
“
for
Mar-
Police FollowingLeads I n Slayli
Of Bert DonaldstNft-i
said.
"Against whom will she
George Morris, 24. who U *
by the county engineer’s depart play?
There are no women pro
ment is progressing nicely, prac fessionals in the United States, It on a charge of suspicion, bro
the total of arrestn in conn
tically all of the Slight damage seems very stranga to me.”
with tho case to eight.
done by tho utorm having been
repaired, Mr. Williams said.
2 Slain In Outbreak
O f Booteggers’ W ar Davie To Face T riitf;
Suit Filed For Return
W ithin Short Ti
Of Federal Tax Levy
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 4.— (TP)—
ST. PAUL, Minn. Aug. 4.—(TP)—
Suit for the return of u tax of
$3,141,677.04, paid the gtovoromont
on tho estate of Mrs. Mary T. Hill,
widow o f James J. Hill, has been
filed in federal court against tbe
collector o f internal revenue for
Minnesota.
The cotf|plaint alleges that the
money w«S| collected, illegally by
th« govenuneht-and that part o f
the U » W «* eqU%cted under dp "
o f the I
tiff
tlonal
ties and
s i?
Two men wero shot and killed here
oarly today In'what police believe
was the outbreak of a bootleggerm' war.
A man identified as D. Mun
son was shot and killed almost in
stantly while sittihg in the lobby
of a-.hotel. Harry Moran, who
vrp* talking to Munson* also was
■not and died twp hour* laterv
. 'About twenty jrueat* were In the
lebby when three
MACON, Ga., Aug. 4 (TP)— ]
Davis will go on trial wlthlni
or three weeks for domplici
the murder on July 10, df _
Wilson and his fiancee, Misa
Smith.
Davfa was Indicted by g aj
grand Joty yesterday on ‘
° ! • S f'fw y before the f f d
of prfoelpe) In the mcondtrl
ln « » « ^ H q p . wRh
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THE SANFORD HERALD, tllBSPAT; AtTCttgf
John Shows ffis Freckles
Boys Wanted
0/16
\Vc have excellent |.r«sp.i itioii:< n|)cu for two
bright.. hustliriK hoys. Must !><• »*wr 1- years o f
a^e, with bicycles.
This is your c h a n c e to make
your vacation money. Apply in a l I r r n o o n ; ; lielore 4 o’clock to
( irculntioiu Manager
More
Dayo f $ Sal
Miss This Chance to Get /?eai
$
V a l u e s . Shop Earl
Values Wednesday.
SANFORD HERALD
“ A h ea d on its Merits” .
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In ch es
The reasonableness o f our PR.ICES, the Q U A L I T
W id e
I()c y a r d
o f our goods and the C O U R I
o f our SE R VIC.
have made our trading territory include every section i\
The Florida Cash Store
g
K.
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which our satisfied customers live— and that is practical
all
Emerson said that
The half-Gods p;o
When the Gods arrive!
Fr»n cl»co nominates .Johnny 1!•»>' !*■, 11, a i tin* >hann'ion f i v klo
hoy o f the rnuiiltv. I'vrli .Iniinny 111 m 1 1 <J■ • n’t 1. 11••*.v linw
he him. It would I;i).<* loo Intij; In <omit.
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Tools, Sporting Goods, Household
Utensils,
CutleryJ
China Ware, Paints, Fishing Tackle, Builders Supplies.
Studebaker
SAN JUAN GARAGE CO.
.•i ' h
mI
i v. M'h
ri 'i \[
t
Bui tin* old fashioned In. :* :m.|
Vlch dOCIIlK to have In •II iliiuv n
^ a h o dlKcanl
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of Samlwii h joint
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SANFORD GROVE
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S s AND TUBE j
’PRICES CUT TO j!
THE CORE
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$1 Pair
“ A m id Majestic P in es”
SOO Pairs of Shoes
A t $ 1 .0 0
I P a ir
S I/U S llijfh I ’ri's.'imr
ami IhilliM.ns
l'
Wc arc offering 300 pairs ol high grade wom
en's shoes, many of them of $10 value, in odd
sizes and various styles for Tuesday and Wed
nesday only. 1 his the greatest value-giving
sale ever held in this city.
money hy Im viujj here, i
InilK ns I hey hu t.
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|T.
1113 Snnfnrd
Aie.
Hi imp 401•
Sinfnrd. I'ln.
200 pairs
of ehildrt •ns shoes are lo he sold at the same
price.
ioof Leak:ji
I
Ways able to supply the most exacting o f customers.
Ball Hardware Company
Com ing !
\i:> . I i : it |o ;..
p--’ O*•
f w
t h.ve .f u
u rme <
ii.s
wthi
• ’ tin*
t lie
KV'Aa
are al |
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KfVfthitt will In- |-.-ii*i■|■i| if. lie .loinil
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carries everything in the hardware line, and we
CO.I
in tin in u '* i
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Iffer lit.
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ffivnr f»f tin- tu-1 •
w -txm troU
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» M'ooiiij
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You will fin d that the B A L L H A R D W .A R E
liiin d rrd
o n tin -
i .H i* ' '
o f Central 1'lorida.
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. . rCom eeady and pick out your size. 1 hey will
not last very long at these record breaking
prices.
Queen Quality shoes in pumps— dress shoes
and spoil shoes predominate in this selling
event.
h
jitiet* hcuihiunrters fur llie .ffl
«t UoufiiiK Miileriuls
-W oodruff & W atson
M eeting the Issue
'uarely
1 lie developers of Sanford Grove
have never promised those impos
sible feats of city building which have
sometimes characterized real estate .
promotions. They have strictly ad
hered to one policy— that of selling
property of real suh-division merit as
homesiles for tjie citizens of this com
munity.
A survey of the direction in which
this city is growing will show you
that Sanford Grove is directly in the
path of the residential section oT to
morrow.
;!;.Ank about our Itoof
(ru n n in tfc
too Oak Ave.
i! $1 Pair
*1 Pair
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
11 / 1 I f l l t w
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I'irjsl N a t i o n a l I t a n k IM d jr.
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THE tfANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4, 1926
AMMUNITION Washington Pleased Over
URGED Coolidge Declaration On
IY NAVAL COURT U.S. View On A rms Parley
Will Be Asked T o
Establish Throe Arsenals,
One On Pacific Coast, One
On East Coast, 1 In South
[C on g ress
WASHINGTON. Aug 1. '/Pt
-um m er
AnsuraiirvH fn.n
I inWhite House r t ciuitiimi’d Amer
ican Mipp>r< for I hr Geneva effort
to find an ncceptnlde ngcn.lu for
W A SH IN G T O N , Aug.
— a genern' conference on arm luni[ A new naval Ammunition depot in tiitioiie Knu weir. mid in official
area o f at leant 100 squure circles litre as t.-n.lihg to clear the
lea f o r the Pacific coast and a air of all doubts hs to the Ameri
} similar one fo r the cant coaat and can attitude toward
the Geneva
■actions will he established
meetings.
Congress follows the recomIn the face of the reiterated dec
indations o f ‘ he naval court
1rnrA’ti'.'n that President Goidulge is
. >i)g v ill on.I vith nothing a corn
[ I B s l u d.
The military and naval experts
have ust reconvened at Geneva af
ter an interval in which many of
the Kiiropeim delegates have opp
ortunity to go homo and talk mat
lers over with higher authority.
There is little doubt here that
at least two usnecls of the sug
gesl mils made at Geneva have fig
uri’d largely in these
conversa
tion-. i he Amerieun idea, voiced by
Min .-ter Hugh Gibson as head of
the American group, that regional
agreements might
well play an
important part
in any
general
scheme for reducing military and
1 naval lumli ns without endanger
- ing national security could
not
have heed overlooked, it is felt.
It is ill-” ri culled that tin tea
tative Japanese gesture at Gene
va toward a possible British-A mer
lean Japanese supplemental agree
incut to extend
the Washington
naval limitation program to othi i r than capita)
craft, although
|quit-kh stripped of any official
xignifiean. <• by the Tokyo govern
mriit, • "I <1 world wide <-<i|imient
h u s b a n d . If a l i v e ani l If d e a d t o
t h e i r u n k n o w n Hel l *, d e v i s e e s , l e g a te es o r g r a n t e e s , to M ar ry
need
and
------------ l l eei l .
Ills
wife.
If
a l i v e , a n d If d e a d t o t h e i r u n k n o w n
hei rs, d e vi s e e s , l e m i l e e * o r
gran
t e e s , In K A M c C l a i n a n d ---------------M e l . a l n . Ill" w i f e
If al l vi *. a n d
If
,1,-nd i ” i l i ’ -li u n k n o w n h e i r s , d e
v i s e e s . l e g a t e e s n r g r a n t e e s , t o A.
I» H a m m o n d a i e l — ----- l l a m m o n d .
|,s w i f i If al i ve
a n d If d e a d
to
Ib. - l i i i n k o w n h e l i x , d e v i s e e s , l e g a l,-,-x i s g r n n l ’ c s . i n W l l l a
Hoord
and
ll«,Old. h e r h l i s l i u ni l , i f
a l i v e a n d if . h a d t o t h e i r u n k n o w n
h e i r s . ,l e v , - , - e ,
h,aloes
or
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iiis u i f c i f nl l v « \ nn«i
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v im****. I«*accil•*••«< •»* j cmi »t «*«H; l o U n i t *
I(iinr<l.
whi t . w *»f l f « *nr y A. Hour*!
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st.ihl I•wm 1>ji /1' I " i n i ' ' i ' h r l H i l a n nii' l
vi n i i .i mi Ih i i h ; t o tli** ( ' fiin j»1a I m m I
Sanford Grove, Inc.. Lot 5 Block E
Twenty <2<» S»u">
1
of the at John's rlvar In HecI I,', 1 , -two ( 32) Hast
Sanford
Grove. Inc., Lot 5 Block K
t Ion Thirty
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Sanford
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XVII.
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Giove, Inc., Lot K Block h
H e g l i i n l n g I2«6 c h a i n s H o u t h a n d
Twenty
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Tow
tx c h a i n s Ha s t o f t h e
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Sanford
Glove, lin Lot 1* Block h
w exl u u u r t e r o f
Hi e
Southeast
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.n i w. . ( 1 2 ) ,Hast
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f Sanford Urovr In, . I.ot I'J Block II
T o w n s ...... T w e n t y
( 20)
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-lalme some ligtii n 1 |
Lot 1 Bio, k F
In,
Sanford (riovr
Nor".
, hulns
rh.ee
chains.
G n a t ■ .1 7 4 1y m. may ' hl 1V\ " 1V...\ , , o
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Lot ■' I'lock I'
Sanford Grove
Sanford Grove. Int . Lot t> itlock I
Si,nf.ir.I Glove, Inc. Lot ' Block F
Sanford (.rove, Im ■ Lot 8 Block I’
Sanford Grove, Inc. Lot <J Blot k 1''
Lot I" Block F
Sanrord Grove, In,
Lot II Block F
Sanford Grove, III,
Lot 12 Block F
Sanford Grove, In.
Sanford Grove. Inc., Lot l.'t Block F
Lot 1" Block G
Sanford Grove, Inc
Sanford Grove, Ine. Lot 11 Block G
Lot 12 Block G
Sanford Grove, Inc
Lot 111 Block G
Sanford Grove., In.
Lot I I Block G
Sanford Grove.. In.
I.1 >t 1.1 Block ' r
Sanford G row , Ine
Lot Hi Block G
Sanford Giove, In.
Sanford Grove, Ine. Lot 17 Block t »
Sanford Grove, Ine. Lot Id Block G
Sanford Grove, Ine., Lot 22 Block G
Lot I Block II
Sanford Grove, In,
I>**i s1111 s u iif*mso«‘ v»*r rlnirniriK I»>
Mm ' i-ikIi "i un*1* r Ji. mid to nil form- .' Sanford Grove, Inc. Lot LI Block H
♦i rri <*11 >i•« *f said t'lkpurt n*arHlll |>. '
Sanford Grove, Inc., Lot 15 Block II
SPECIAL A S S E S S M E N T ROLL PREPARED
UNDER
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Lot 10 Block II
TFH'RITV
OF
RESOLUTION
NO.
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7
adopted
on
the
2'itli
day
of
Sanford Hi o ' e. 1n>
* M|..| f 1*14 1-1•1M
kf^flil. i li* ri f*. Iii"
ll. 1 .* 11.. 1* ' 1f11. 11*IVV 11
h* Jr-. *1l ot 17 Block II
,1 nil, \ |). I!*2fi, by the City Commission of the < ity of .*-anfor<l. Sanford Giov»■, In.
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1' • • •• I**IMI|» *•M **» nl In i
l ot is Bio. k II
Sanford G i ’ .ve, In.
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1'hird
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uii.lo Avenue from First SI.••••(' t” Ihn.l Street front San I” i .1 I " ” , ’ , I...
.1M'1 .* Ik IN« i ml f"t int i .**T*irk li ol *1 iiii. ."III ” 0
tin .I i 21 I'd... k II
i • ill. l.l'1- ' if living, ;t n<| If *-If Ik
• or San I-•r*I (> i ' e. Inr ,. I n, 22 111” . I. II
A• •HIV "I lfl >*f iiih! f•*rin••if NtkiFk
1'i tret I” l! feet in width with sheet asphalt on a i ” <k
It" l.l. 1- I*. •1* .k*1 Mi* n |m 11km lu*r "i
i.tlier
VV1, il
Notne i hen In gi\>n to any and
•**. man
mb
f 1.4 II 1ll 4*<11•• •) li' 4» r . 41a«V
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I* M.ftk' •- "1' -»l llk'i w . <a 1mine 74111 •n. yds. grading (r. 75c
Spe. tal A . --inciils against the various pu" f pr«’|
MI">!• i f >i* in ■I.’. *;m ***J. M* A 1» Ham
III' »i*l 'flu- 1•• 1( ” v 1IM M'l’l ir Min 217" Im. ft. roncrete curb A' gutter (ir $ 1 . 2 "
lies,•! ii.ed that -iml spe. till assessments are pav.ilil. m
I.’ .I’ IIuk .11.* *;l 1*I ‘ J'l
*•♦*. i* hil
11 >(,<■ -.|. yds. paving (w $2 5"
K; t m•H’ . H’ |, J>*. .|« .nl
thirty days alter the ahi.vi. and toregoing -pe, i,d
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ll* it 1 114- *»l f It t> si*> |5"
lin.
ft.
flush
curb
(it
5",h.en
e.|uali/.’d,
apprevi,)
and
confirmed,
or
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. I llCt c -w*(i , hi T n i H t , i i i h ! t** nil r,;,n -i). ft. c.increle alley return,-, (re I5e
-(ailments with intere '. at S per cent per annum 1't■>m J
Ollis liOWII
|•«' I MJllH
W ll OlllHOO V**l
1
inlets (» $50.00
1 l;i H111 ml; I«i
I h r o i i K Ii
or
ii jk I* r
time said special assessments stand approved .,i,.| <.>i,f,■
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Ti UHt i o * : t "
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ft.
12
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$1.25
I |•• Sill* I•111
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\ ni.’i'iing ” 1 the K<|iinli/ing I!..aid ” t |In < p v
lo I Ji ir- lot lul ^ it ir) 1 . 11 M ,,iiii
In,, ft :t ” .Irani (tie ft $200.00 pel M
I’ hiiida, will In held at the ■ it v Hall at 2 .In p \| ,,,, ,|
Inttl.i'- III). 1 'll t 1st l*,l || 11 11*1 Hll l‘ l|j«||*t
Engiio’i’ i’iiig. legal exjiense, advertising, it..
1.. tin: t " lit* •‘ " i i i p l 1 1 riant i i ; , l u i m v : i
of \ugi|st \. |I p.'2'k at which meeting aid |:.,.,r.|
. I H u l l m a n In Mo S i M* - o f l i i rii KUt '
1 .. M 1 ,1 rid Mr s
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and all <” mplainl and oh.lection, as
an h i> >i d
.f 7*i21 a I
<^ *11 in.* ii iii Mo- Sial** o f <o i o k I. i .
I ” tal e s t i m a t e d eo sl
wall at -aid lime adnisl and eipiaii/.e ,-ai.l a . ni.r.l-. ,,
.1 ” o .!• I k - |)i nni.it It a rnl I * A I >♦ t.
'I'., lx* b o r n e e n t i r e l y hv a . l j a . c u t p r o p e r t y . i vvnet . . .
i n .11 k lo C Ii lod'.r n*l " f t In * it \ <-f
g^il-li. and i ig In. and when aid Jieelal a--. m, ip ;n>\ I*1>•> 1 .1 III i <(. SI a f * " f <i* Ml H. l.l
N u m h . ’ i o f feet
frontage
I 8 PJ
1.. Mi .iint Mi
11 a NS III I mho " f Mo
md .dpi I >1.
aiin- will ll, n land .oiifiin n d
,| |„
• <i v -d l ! l i " - i o i i o ; i..ii <‘ o n n r v o f Mi
\ h - < - - - n i ’ iit p e r f o o t f l o a t a g e $ • ! “ '.
I .• . i 11 S l.»t.
••r f 111 n ••i h
i ml I ** all
binding Ii. iis up.'ii tin- prop.i'ty ag-atnl wlmli
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FRED T
W IL L IA M S , l.ngim er.
iinko' iivti
|>> i x n i i x
w lioiriHo*-\i i
are
nnlae
until
paid
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with
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pi
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>I iiiiih.) i i ml ' i fit* -*ai«l Mi ami .
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I ' t . I' r nl
Nl i -a l i t \\ till mi i
i o \1i a n d Mi 1
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|i” ,i. No. ".Id adopted i’ll the 2b 11, day of Jnlv \ |i
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Jll"'ini Iin; I"ft * ■ii ii I \ "I
M>'la-ai*
1 it y I '..illini 1 toil,
TERRA*'K.
A V AC A D D
.■■dal* ••t IM i i i o I.n
I •• M i MininFLORIDA
!• t li I L . i 1 < a n d • It,* I 1 **H i * .1 •' I III K ••I)
SANFORD,
tSE .M i
L. IL P H I L I P S , f i t s l IrrkJ
U♦•Hi
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0 n J JU; y,
I' m' l >Ii d 'i'rig1' n o s t e p t h a t m i g h t
<ha Lake Denmark. N.
J.. depot. 1 "<ilit
hjniJl.r
»th|.
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The findings, which also rrcnm th(,
dincussions. officials
mended the repairing of Lake Den believe recent rumor- to the con
mark to accommodate such small tra|y wj|| ,,„SK largely unheeded.
^explosives as muy be stored there
reconciling
The difficulties
, l a r d y , have been apnroved by act conflicting expert view- em-o
ncoun,0 lng Secretary Robinson, who an- j 1(.r,.,j at Geneva thus far. were lo
thut
immediate
steps be anticipated, it is pointed out
i’ rnoonced
'would be taken to carry out the Th(, history of the conference
smmendatinns.
closely parallels that of every sun
] . . * • court found that lightning liar international gathering in the
f*lotie was responsible for the ex- views of pessimistic oress comment
..ptasion, which caused 2.'l deaths that have been induced. In the
g*7;jfa n d injury to 52 other persons, opinion of officials here, it is loo
;-,';*’ vWith two Marine Gorps privates j eury to accept ,,t face value I In
; still listed as missing.
'I in- find pre.iu lions lhal the G. neva meet
J l n g s added that eveiy known pre |
-Vy(Caution hud been t.ihi ii at the sta-i
' II,nl l b ’ ’ ’ - d i a l - f i n
I Ipi l l -i l l ”
’ rfction, purtici.hu ly
against
light
B
in.aioial l o o
f.
.
I ' mt e d
^ h i n g , and that ............reluct of >f |i T l I o o U L I i l l U . U . I , et a l i .
.fleers and men of the navy and
States
- I ' l i Hl o r ,
S e n a l o r .1
W
•'marine jorps after the explosion
I H a r t . ' 1.1 ie.i a f i e l d o f s i x f . u t h e
(had written another chapter o '
^ l i e I mi h h e at i - e i i a l o r i n l n o m i n a t i o e
iheroism int- the annals o f the nit
l n l . - i e - l a p p a r e n t l y c e n t e r e d in
,y y .
Decorations
were
recoin
the gubernatorial
r a c e , i n wl i i . h
.mended for a number of person- I
1 t w e n t y t w o . -an.I i.l at ex f i b . l o n tlu
| f i v e tickets.
*M l.
e r n o" rr M. r"
K T1rr*0»l’
a p p '*
is m c l i g
i* The damage waa placed at $17. |q
.
U illi.imw |u I| 'G' "o vv,,r"
000,000 and the vulue of s a l v a g e - j t J*u *wr U c o r M
» ' lllianiH
, j|,le to -ii. ee.’.l himself. Trapp lw
IU*nominti led F o r L o n g T e r m . came go,ernoi m i
when Wal
»Able munitions at $10,000,000
A n d !la x v i« N F o r S h (ir tT e r m ; i *"II was deposed.
A m Oklahoma
.. b Tha court expressed the <>f>irtion !
law
“ in the liglit of
present '
O t h e r stilt os l i n k I Fleet ion law
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,f,,v,rm,r
hold " ’I
Ii «* sIof“ two
onseclit iv •■
^ im d w le d g e the area of the L a k e ’
•Denmark depot in too nmnll and its !
Montana Solon Renominated
•ituation too near inhabited land | S I. LOI IS, Aug I Id’, Sen
for tho safe storage of more than atm George II William . Repiihli ( 1M-. I.I. N A Mont. Aug I. i/Ti
( m.gresinan S.oll l.eavill, Re
Maall amounts of high explosives." can meuniheiit, and < ong, essimiii
"a r r y H Hawes, liemocrat. both | > M . ,tl„| J,d.n
M. Evans,
' “ It is to be noted," the findings or St Louis, apparently received ............
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WI.M, n .
Mid, “ that every officer attached t h e i r p a r l y i m m i i , a ........ f m G r i l l e I ,,,, , , , , t,:, ( | m ,
M ontana piim arv
to tfie station was on the reserva
S l a t e s s e n a t o r f o r l u d l i t h. j l o n g
v <--l<-i.hix
Ih. i l i w e n - o p p o s e d h v
tion at the time of the disaster, j
i m l Di e s h o r l t e r m s m y e s t e r d a y ' s , J1M, j M|; l , ...
tavorm g
m o d i I l e a l imi
The evidence shows beyond all j i r m i a r y e l e c t i o n in M i s s o u r i .
i (l| ( j „ . ,(, v |.|W
it that the navy and the milI in m n p l c t e
r. ’ till n s
fiuu,
the,
■ *
. . . . . . .
" . . .
corps personnel
who were stale early today
indieateij
that!I
Ten Returned In Virginia
lied met their death while horoi- Williams had overwhelmed hutli|
j rally carrying out their duty in wet and dry opposition in his | RM 'll MON |>. Va . Aug 1 i/l’i
Wit it oiui’ isitimi in i,n| y one of
the face of peril, of which they
l o t l i i p' l oi i i ' l •d Mo- 4 ' 1 1 \
*- f I ki\ |
party and Hawes lui.l sue,-....led n,
n , ,|K1, „ (-, Virgmi
v.-ster
Ior, In t lo St a 1.■ of * l!i lo l o |> W K f. K n - I . I.ot 1
wore thoroughly congnizant."
d.l
defeating
two
dry
candidates.
|
day te nomiiiali’.l all In ot her . on i Mi I.al i i a n d It- ll Mi-Jailfi h i s vs l f
SJlj Tbo board expressed the view
»;:t
Will in m <*, although Lever of
Ni « kf |, I .<»!
gr^ssional j ’epi esentat Iv.’s
The •-f i l o t 11 v . 1 Thonok.Nl o n S l a t . o f |111n IN'
' th a t one of the two proposed new finally being endorsed by either
m . i i •• r !• " i ^ *• F
I M«k ..1 r
d.l
prmiaxy was li-tI,” - ex.i” il in ttie I' T'!•i n" i r*'
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.depots should be within 1,000 miles wet or dry orgitni/ntions. Inis tak
second .list riel when- Kcpii-scntii | « n id » *'i \»« I • i ii Sr .* i . ..f M I hioi.N. H e m v N i c k e l , I .ot 10
5fyof the Pacific coast, with conve- en a stand against prohibition,
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u n k n o w n |m i s o n s w t i o m
live Joseph T
Deal, received a
Jent railroad facilities to the Los despite his party pledge to work
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m u l l r Mo
afro *
II. ni > N i c k e l , L o t II
pluralil) of approxiinalely 2,1100 ' s,i id\ •<i •• or
« 1' I M« Is . Ji
T i iint*
a* ,
tngeles-Suii Diego ureu, the Sun for the en force in,lit of the High
5(1
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L
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1
2
Voles over two opiionents.
J >: 1 a id • * • ' -l in • •d **l In -1 w Is** ji ml j *K'flt N
* incisco Bay area, and the (!o- teentb amendment and the Vol
j l ’ > al l |*i i s u n s has IliM rn r l d l m J m :
all
It
I )ii 11u r i , L o t
H
lumiiia Rivcr-Puget Sound region. stead act.
I ,I"V Ui|»-riH| in |h e t ' d l nv s i UK
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noth i. l o < ll i:11 1ru n s
Hawes is an avowed
511
Thd eastern depot would lie aeees- wet, having frankly advocated i\ Tin-; i o i h t ii o r i i i i ; 4 0 1 \- •. , •l.i if I i ml *.i nl la nd- lo-lro; -It
I In 11 a 1 1 , I a d
I I
bk* to the Atlantic and Gulf modification of tlit- Volstead act. | v\ .11 1 1 0 1 :. <x|;d i m h . i : 4 0 1 NT), ii.ii. in S> rnim-li i ' mj i i l \, l-'lni nl a
51)
I inIIart, lad
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m \t i ; o r i *i .oi< 1 ii \.
ta and eastern naval maga
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of -t.lHifi in Missouri for the Re
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publican noimaiil ion for Bmtcd
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Otficers PeeMThul The True sition lo < oiigressman Hawes, in
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Motive Of Suicide HttHn’ l Returns from 1,7*i*5 precincts gavel .1-11 11 a v vvi
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Inv^atigation o f t h e a f f a i r ss of the
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E. Nelson, acting chief of p.>.
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pieces of
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|thirty d.iv - after tin- above an I foregoing kperial nssessenisrit roll
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•tarted with tho aim o f checking on district, and John M. W.dverloii, *t*
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reports reaching police that the third district, all were lei,ding NN •; i<11 f «•t *I a mi M a i l h a J Mi i l MKl i i ,
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monev earned by his wife. No
the
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special asM.’Ssnnnts stand approved and confirmed.
RcprfNcutiitive J Alfred Taylor tM•'•'—
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T explanation
plaiiation as to where their j was leading his opponent for the i ii <*<(11ti k a ml
>Ii n*i*| Ick
A
meeting
ol tin- E.|llall/iiig Board of the City .rf Sanford.
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loirbmc might have gone has been I Democratic nomination in the Sixth Ills w i f i H
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in
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( 2 a ) S m i l li l:.t tu;, Tit h
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day of August, A. D l'.'24>. at which meeting said Board will heai
quarters.
I V h u t I 5—1 I’iant
' Former Attorney General E. I I I »ana ami
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VC ' U f c c l t h triit* 'notivi* in tlu* mui j Krurhuul uj>|mrt*iitly whs tin* IO* al i vi
any and all complaint, and ” t.|.i-t inns as to such special usse- miiciiI s,
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been Uncovered," Chief N i-Ihou muid I trict
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If .ill \ •
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l.asis ol justice and light, ami when said sp e sal assessment» at ■
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tin Kt i " w n l f i i t|* |
In ogplaining his action.
"It is
Former Representative Janie
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so e.ptalize.l
and adj,islet, same
will
then stand confirmed
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i;,,” ' motive to light that I have ordered vcy Marsh were running it close m i . M m wi f i - ll itllv* jtinl If iliunl.
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and
he,
and
remain
Idmling
liens
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the property against
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•Iat. provisions of Resoluti.in No. (15 adopted non thr 2ht
I(>tll day o f July,.
an hU four-day fHst w»th u j represonleil hy Hurry (J.. Wood
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H u g h e s bad a "fight I n n !
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L. R. 1'HILII'S, ( ity Clerk
S*mt 11 w • wl </ k1 jft 1 4' 1 . 11 it,, \ •I,
jjitook food, he said, lo have str-’ iigth j with a third o f t h e ilistin t yet t <> •l< .nl i>< t l i i i i ii n Iv in* w I. In i i - •I•*
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ASSESSMENT ROLL P R E P A R E D UNDER AUTHOR
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t n k afternoon.
Anli-Klan Candidate Lend
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KA N SAS CITY, Aug l </P
I hi S*'llt 11 w thl Mil'll Mi 1.1 Si I'
• 11 114 n 1 1 W 1 11 i.i hi s ji ml
wb^:h holds thut a suicide pact J Candidates opposed t>> phi. ing tin Si
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the
( ity Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida.
VVilh'iiiiH. Ii Jn wi fi * i f jth\«' . Mini if .
M"i» !•’ I Vi • t .'*) T o w n s h i p I Wi - nt v
c;; ;ton$titutc»
Constitutes conspiracy
c.uisidracy l<
t.- commit
,-e
| Kti Klux Klnn on a legal basis n «t ■•4*«I ti* ( hi ' l u mi Ki ui vvi i h •■Ii'M <!«•
t - a ) South.
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llte
following
is
the estimated co.” i nf 'Cid.-mng the paving <m
•12) Fust
V/' Waiilaughter, Royco-Gurtott
ce-Garictt yes- Kansas retained a slight lend t-i \ 1-4 , - l « K - M ' * « «•> H I J*|ll l*4'N , til
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J;f,:,tar4ay was uffiriallyy charged
..... i today's retuins in the tnimarv Iii** w i f e If h II yi jtiitl i f itiuitl In
charge.I with
T h « Noi |hfiiHl </ 11 .1 » 1 • 1 .•r Si , n u n
H O U S A N H S o f m u le o w n e r s ore :> ; ‘
feet to 21 feet in width will, sheet asphalt "it a sand asphalt bust
.(■ the latter offenae.
A $5,000 fin, elections of yosteniny.
S)\ <*.) T i t w i m h l p T w i u i \
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i ) m h l i nk ii 4•\\ ii Jt**i » ** 41 \ i M4*uM. IcRR
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w ork from thetr m u les, o r ns long a • i ' ,:(, h
S o u i l i Kiinn** H’ h n t v
( w ■» i ;I2 ) er wit it other suitable paving material.
t'.s
4.i k i m ii I *>•>*.
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A
ana Imprisonment of two yeurs is 1 Tlirw- judges of klit- state su
F.i-l
Sl nt , l . tol l Jitul
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v>H~*ba! maximum |>eiin!ty in event of ] premo court who have been nppo.
>f im p rop er fcetlmt;. Moat paoj>Ie h g , " ' t*'"^
,'ld" Cu. yds. grading pi 75,
Imi - I ' . h u J If ji II xi
Jim! Jf il»*ail
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conviction.
ed iiy the Klan iiecaus” of then [ Mh Ii 11 nl* l inw it |i«*11 * il»-v I*<♦•!*», h ' R d $ 22-.JHI naturally hardy anim als and d o n ’ t require such care
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concrete
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J&'*"iy>llca said the cl.urge against ; ruling .............
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ousting .....................
the order from
Kan
:i 180.110 tion of feed.
I .llhl
I Mil ilfli-l . Ills W I f **
*I' ••w 11 s h 11 . T u . t i h
1 J ift> S o u t h
180 lin. ft. wood curb <n ;in,ifWilw,baron would not he pressed so I Has, were steadily increasing the ir »»'
51.1)0
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>f i l l s*
ii 11«I If ktemil
to M idi
nil
J j S - ' *» hl» friends are willing to ' leads, as were the Republican cat
I* U"W n l u l l 41 4•v Ihvru. h u n t **k'|4
50
lin. ft. single concrete mrh (w 50c
;tu oi,
^ balanced ration not on ly puts m ules in better
' j p e r expanses Incident to his stay didates for tin- attori.-y gen.’int
»' i iiiiiri
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I* Ik.- an*!
S ' " i i t i . . n i H n . i i t i i of S 0 1 1 M1 w oa l
mi|. ft. euniT.’ t,’ alley returns <m the
Mil,-, hi * w i l l
i f iiltv* ani l If tlt'Uil
t / ii.«a t •>1 o f
S m i l ht d s l
H n . t i M r (172
:t"2 to w o r k - l,ut keeps th em in better health at icsr, cost.
a local hospital where he wus ship.
Mi* ( i t|Ilk ini w II >1 a*11 m 4.14*V
.s i
” t S \ v >, ,.( S | . ; i , 1 S, , i n . I , 110(1 sip yd;., paving («. $|.80
_ from
effe.cts
of his
raring
Former Governor Davis was lead
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Ai
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I!i8t).nti
D ty, tasteless oats and corn lack variety and arc
death.
I il Il i *4 III 8* \Y|ft* [
S ” i i " . It., i i k .- 'I'll l ■t \ tv, ..
ing Donald Muir, an attorney, hi *4«'llv.- ,I Ik41
11)0(1 lin. ft. 12 " pipe u, $l.:t5
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Baroness
Royre-Gurrctt a few votes lit the Democrati. g,i'.>
250(1 lin. ft. ;» ’’ drain tile (<r $200.00 per M.
J. I*•*v\ 11 h i l l *l«-\ i m 14'M. lt K d h ' 4'8 4kI* j \ I I I .
lo her death front the eight- ernatoripl raco
•'•oo.tio fill your stom a ch , but w o u ld n ’t you do a lot better
Itt-Klunlliu r»I ll,.- Nh u Ii, ,,,r , »M- 0
b i d t i i - • •>, t *• * 'It ii r I ir*I *i- in* >ii i
a Ik l
inlets (u> $50.00
floor of a hotel in fulfillment
l l l l " f III** S**||| ||w , *t 1 /»$.« ||«. | ll(*
I '••in** ut hln w i f e
If a l l v r i
Seven of the eight ropresenta
"tl w cll-cook ed steak and fresh v e g e ta b le s?
I li*' S m U h u c K i
t ji nu M 1
s . c t i o n Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc.
part o f a suicide puct en- lives to congress, two Demo, rats .uni ll •I•. ii | t " M u l t u n k t i ' t w i i lii'lrn.
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into in Russia.
Poverty is anil five Republicans, apparently f • ' a n»J
f hi nn** T h i r l > tw.*
F j , Sj
1UI1'
T i ••f i \ hi * u lf»*. If
0 -M o lc n e Bupplics the v a riety to keep
Tt to have been the motive.
were renominated.
S. i t i t h FJv* 4T. > . I i di ns
n. . i t l i
4»ll\* .uni it *|i m l (i. 111 **I a u n k n o w n
Total
estimated
cost
m ules m g ood w ork in g con d ition .
u. - Ht . - i l y (.. .,
lull**. *I • v im . I f m a t i*k*N i i
«n n barpn was taken into eus$871".no
vv. sl ..f (hi I’.-ml .,1 l„ ........
t***f*. l«i S n u l i Nun* lv\ a m i
l o im home entirely hy adjacent property.
Baturdny while attempting to
Johnaon lea d s In OklHhuins
^i )■•' It. . ’ I ” ,St I ” III. l-.-K If, I, I IIK
l ' > . h « i liusliiin*! if it 11 \ *•. a Mil
Jf i
H ecausr O -M o le n c has less w a ste and is
himself!
OKLAHOM A CITY, Aug, l
*!♦ .ill In t In 11 link it«i\v n h i l l r*. ilk*- j
N u m b e r o f f e e t f r o n t a g e 2 2 -1 0 .8 5
m ore com pletely digested, you feed m u ch less
l l ’-si 111. I iik 1" (In- \ > , i i l , „ , , ,
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(A’ t— With approximately half of S lM4*ua, Ii 'KKM i H lit g l illllPPH, t k»
A s s e s s m e n t p e r f o o t f r o n t a g e $ : L 8 ‘J
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H. iii Mu ’ .-m, i j u. i ,
.Inhit M'alih- it ml Mal i h*.
P R O B E A T 8 T A N D 8 T IL L
yestenluy's primary .votes ,mu,i
by w eight than corn and oats.,
s s l t t ' . If *ilt \ 4 .iml if 41•*«441 h i t l ml r
III” So, I I I , " ’ .’ Hi i f ,0 , 11,-1 ,,| S i’ i*i 1,111
nd. Henry S. Johns,.:,, identified l y II Ilk I44IW || Ill'll** |||*V Imi-ph . Il'Uatfk'M
N i l , ” ( ! . ) 'J'.lVV until,! T v v . i u , , 0, 1 )
FRED T. WILLIAMS. L.igmv’ C
Mo ul t ,
I ti, 11 K ” T i l l 1 , v i « „
M -,
) 8 ANGELES, Aug. I . - ; . . ')
ills opponents as a Ku Kl.tx Klan *»r MNiiit* I-H, t«» J!\ ji I >4*it iiii rt| i i l l d
I
O rder 3om c O-Molenc today and w atch
Name
Description
j.-, p
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Ionium!
hM w I f i* If h II v *j
East run Hast 4 In
s . iih' i,
■i nt Pre. A s s t ' the good results.
itlon p f the Aimee .Semple candidate, today na 1 a substkntial Jitnl
If kit-ail I m \ lx*li u n k i mw n Jiulra.
4 H(. f . -” |, w e s t 4 li>
.uni \ „ n i ,
R E - P L A T O F S E C T I O N Nit
i
on kidnaplpg case was ut lend in the Oklihoma githerim- •Ik*V lHk*k*H, ll’ K l l l f i ' l 4>I M|JkIt t f fH ,
III
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S o ld by
nil.I
Herd,
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UU today aa the result o f torial raco, a fuiitorc of the ballot t Ni r t l n J*’
SANFORD GROVE. SANFO((|, M v
e . If n i n e
a ml l| iti*ad l o
. N o r l l i v v i » t g o u i l . r ,, f Mi, s . i . u i ,
dd Jury’a refusal yesterday ing in which
1,100
candidates tIiJiIhHrw(iifnk
^ “, ' y Sanford Grove, Im-., Lot 1 Block E .....
'
n o w ii Ji k I i h . dav Um. i t |0 g u action. The grand jurors sought nomination on five tickets.
$202.8(1 '
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obtain- from tbs Sixth
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log former Govt
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Part lying w«»t Sanford Grove, Inc., U t 4 Block E ......
DISRIBUTORS
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Rem em ber
You Have a Date
Monday Willi
ENQUIRY WILL BE
>EINAFFAIRS
ROYALCOUPLE
The Preside;
Studebaker
In
SAN JUAN GARAGE CO.
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T H E S A N F O R D HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4< 1926
Upon hi* sent, nil ir. n hrcnth.
lit* s«»t in hopeless despair.
And suvecl many other s.mls I I'lh t
f^ ifn A B Y
r^ M iR S OF THE
deatlt,
* IJ,KK"
»
By doing his duty there.
MEAT
[111 I I I
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rrieiul*
Pepp s Pool and Bath House
fn«ii'f.<v,„i
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knew him;
|So dutiful and true he
nil.
" ,n, :' n t | As mnsttr o f that storm,
I Tin* h e r e o f a brotherhood.
' " ll
! Of the noblest Inininn form.
nJl
p|)j,
l0,f tbuc
2 POOfiS, ( ’ A P A C I T Y
^Ki< I>|>»"' -lieiild 1,<ISI J s»|f Sttfe ty called, he would'not p.t
lt*'“
.......... -..iv er' Ami 1 , 1 bis Pi'-ssenrt rs die.
l!y
.... .....
save your me,
he rave yon.
L.ntl all
Alhioii
Suits N 'F v p ry tftTrta
A Thlrt
Million Di
Guarantee
w,t y
is a prescription for
108 Palmetto Ave.
Malaria,
k h Iilllt’ ht ' " l l M I V ‘
I.nr1(t*r 2.,r
MARKETS
410 Sanford Ave.
-1^0.000 (IAEA.
SWLM IN O U t OCEAN OK POOL
* rare'slc'dd ever lie ’J'ho’ it rust his life I,. •|<>ifiK no,
Me stayed till hit: :;oul tool, tvni|"
on high.
d f« rrvir.
666
W .H. LONG
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FRENCH BULLDOG
PUPS
• Till
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li
Cor.
and
Fever
D p m r i i p nr liilintis Fever.
l u l l Blood, Pedigree
Stock, f o r Sale.
lliv o -!,
Chills
It
k ills
I lie
E
V E R Y policy of title, insurance
by this Company is backed by Capiti
Funds exceeding $ 30,000,000.1
Kvnii"
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p i r T S f i t J R G H : ': : /
That is why real estate investors, demaild'E
ing the strongest protection against poaii-7; II
bilities of title flaws, secure policies f
this Company.
-
ill
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<t t|iat heme forever.
, f,itml. V.... .
L
lrt,v..ur life was KI veil:
■pu'ell
'
L„M.k W W
behind the w heel
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tar
Lfnwai. a lovmir fr ie n d
11
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T III.K
lefeiiilel
W e want you to drive the
car w hich experts rate highest in Am erica because ol its
sheer ability to out-perform.
1 his is a S p e cia l D e m o n ,
\\r
,
. ,,
stratum W eek lor the H upm obile F i'h t
ALBION HIXSON.
j the MEMORY
[EH I.IC.I A
I July 111 a li'M'I’h' " r e c k .
j|| hut him had I led,
l ^ r ? did not ne lfle e t.
K,ril that he " , Mt de a d , i
W e w a n t y o u to p u t it
‘ hrough a real test— to drive
Iprice Is Itiyhl
Imnforb
LUMBER CO.
[s. PRICK.
M «r.
, St. Phone
I7 2 -W
ele Lini* Of
NKW
BEK YARD
any other car In all the world
— with the possible exception
of a very costly car of Italian
manufacture.
vr
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You must drive ft
It to realize
„ i
.1
i i . j
.
Wfl^ ,he Cl**ebrated motor
car manufacturer w h o came
from France to America to
inspect our finest factories
£ aV mt llk° l° drlve* 0 ',,y
th » way can you realize
Why tluscar is up-root,rig the
olo-lashum ed idea that mere
price or name must necessar»ly mean prestige- By this test
a lon e can y o u k n o w w hy
m o to r car bu yers are n ow
sensing the higher prestige of
cu
|jciuiic |ui
iui mu live.
auperhne
performance.
;m(i tnirL H; u7 CarH: ,ll‘ou « ht
ht to take back with him lor
research and emulation on y
o n e ca r— tlic H u p m o b ile
Eight.
Thjg mosl amazi
<Iemon
„ tration o{ motor Ciir
r
formancc Bl, „ ily is iW ricar 0!
telephone,
.
,
,
A n y attempt to describe the
smootliness, the acceleration,
the driving ease of this won
derful car, is certain to be
futile.
W e will gladly send, to your
Jlome or your ollice, a car for
you to drive. O r, if you pre-
Sedan
2345
You must drive it to realize
why experts speak of it as
unrivaled in performance by
ktii Pine
in M im n c e
(il A B A N I Y
t<>
X
M O H IC A liK
CO.
S an ford, H u .
fer, stop In— any time that fit
convenient to you
Remember, pleaM^ that we
do not care whether or nol
............
.. market for a
you
arc. .........
in the
in S«iiiiin>],. C u u n ty
a p p ly
o f the Finest Perform ing C ar in A m erica
true, and ti-nd* r,
- Tit.Pr wlm dll'll,
ttfr
"Y o u Know You Own It If The Title Is£
Insured" is a booklet which treats thiaC
sub ject in greater detail. Secure your copy"'!
today from our local represen tat ive-
to heaven,
f M| rlnno. vl« a t" a la r .
,,|„i fail I"'"
|!«. a i.idii-ol
|r.. feH '■ '
m
g e rm s
'■»SSI
,r the ttiver:
|
v sir help, vour lif«‘ ,
..
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.
,
new car. W e simply want
you to hnoui what a revelation in performance this great
straight eight actually is.
Rrfrnmtmi
L lN O LR U M will woar ten
times as long and look n hundr* <1 tint ■ » better
il it is Icept varnislicd. 1'lt ■1c alin^ iimnutaeture rs o f linoleum rccoi.t.nuid
N E W Y O R K T IT L E & M O R T G A G E C o *
1 3 5 BROADW AY
W .\wv J fik ep f'
MIAMI
Capital Fund.? over $30,000,000.
M ^ ite r -S n a t*
Make it a particular point to
tlrivv ,ht> H upm obile Eight
Juri| thi„ Special D em on8trinoil W eek
S. E. 2 n d A V E . a t 1 s t
NEW YORK
Representatives
V a r n is h
im inty seats
hi
rf-— — ,
/
*- ,r^\
s '?
throughout alt
*
Florida
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u/icl L i l i a n .”i
Btuiuly — Co lo r O f i t io n i
K v t - n l i o t w a t e r w i l l r o t t u r n il v / ’ - i l e .
F u r
w n u d w o r lc , U tK irs a m i fu r n itu r e , fp ;-u lor: too,
r e a d y t o u s e . S t o p i:i t h e
lor i o lc r c a r d .
— Luxury
Sedan, live-passenger, *2345.
Sedan, seven - passenger,
*2495. Sedan Lim ousine,
sev en -p a ssen g er, *2 59 5 .
Coupe, two-passenger, with
rumble seut, *2345. Roadster,
wit li rumbleseat,*2045.Touring, live-passenger, *1945Touring, seven-paisenger,
*2045. A ll p rice s f. o. b.
Detioit, plus revenue tax.
Sanford Paint & Wallpaper
112 W. F ir s t St.
S an ford,
Herald Want Ads Bring
F lo rid a
r*rw
Results ,
v '- 'f f f y
...ht-t’" r "**
C .
■,a*•>
In the /ine-atr field, (he trend is undoubtedly tou/urd Fights
1<
t Ik ,i.
Hast i t
1 1 • 11
hi
I tn a t il
I tire
l Birdware
Sanford Automobile Company
and Screens
ta Order
[draiing Hoards
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<(’abiarts
j
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rc
y o u rF o rd w ilfiru n .
> o i h e r ^ F a s l 'c r ^ L o n g e r ^
into a larger and mf>ro eomiiMe planl al
^
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' P O L A R I S E
Third a iu f M a^noH a"Aver
T.
P O L A R IN E
The now (’onnelly Building. Ilmvovor vv<‘
ME M O IL
$
I
tfie
righf
M O T O R O IL for Ford cars and trucks.
oxi)ect to keep our former locat ion ata
,9 ,1
It is carefully com pounded and o f the right
weight.
O u r
O f f i c e
eating film on the transmission drum.
108 W. Second Street
¥
Builds up and maintain^ a lubri- -
film, will hold up under extreme pressure
the bands.
[I
We now feel better able to meet the «’»'«■ w ing needs of our patrons and wo earnestly
solicit
of t
V
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T r y P O L A R IN E “ F ’ O I L In yo^fi
v*
Pord !
‘ today and notice the difference immediately*
D on 't confuse this oil
'
T h is
Y our P a tr o n a g e
Chatter O ils" which
with so-called “Nonin most cases afford
only temporary relief, ^
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Dollar Day ami
t i l Macaalla Axranr
I o f a to w n w o r k h a r m o n io u sly t o g e th e r ,
If Hecund i?ihMa 7771777* i the g reat sticeess w h ich a tte n d e d the sales e v e n t, has prnyr *7. 111?, nt tll*' I'ost
! 1f d co n c lu s iv e ly that it is Rood b u sin e ss fo r m e r c h a n ts to
ford, UlorltU. uml'-r
'c o - o p e r a t e and d o thing* in a b i g w a y th r o u g h u n ited e f
«, 1 0 7 .
J m r u . Kdlfnr nnd MnnNKft11fo r ts.
Stwi U K 4 >
. \a«or»»tr
_
Kifliior
H e r e t o f o r e Siiin n n l has much* no c o m c n l r a t e d a tte m p t
|«9C K, JONK1, Mnniuins Keillor'
*—r' p_---------- -------------- - — to a t t r a c t atten tion to it* s to r e s .
In d ividu ally
th e
m er
tfu IVBiU N irT iin n m : <
c
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a
n
ts
have
all
don
e
the
best
th
ey
cou
ld
m
th
e
way
CM .Year—17 on. si* M -tn li« f ■r.o .
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('•Ilea and kfemhL !
At the Hipbone.
$.*1.0110.000,000. Cheap.
SI.000.41 For Dinner.
IIV MtTIft'i: ilK.HHANE
i ( ‘op; rluM IW*I» 1*7 Ntnr (’o.}
SE V ER A L HAVE been arrested
m a plot In murder ('alien, Mexican
president.
lie .-ays the Catholic
church seel get rid o f him. the
-.one charge against the MrihaiiiI jf'i'c ii in e i t v i.y c m i i r i
i " * 1m e r c h a n d i s i n g , b u t t h e y h a v e g i v e n l i t t l e t h o u g h t t o t h e meilaii church was made by Keinal
1" ,IU; idea o f c o m b in in g fo r c e s w ith th e o t h e r b u s in e s s men in I'aitlin. dictator of Turkey recent
lie announced that religious
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m m u n?i
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w i d e sales. ..
el•T/’
forts.
A
d
while m a n y ot
bigotry and superstition were Keck
Af. MOTII Mi
Ml
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L card* «»f ihiink**. i*lului
iixi|have en deav ored to b r in g o u ts id e trade to ib is c i t y an d h ave ing to murder him and caused him
Since then
i s i n u - u l u l m d o i n g SO, y e s t e r d a y m ark ed the first u n ited at- to bang dll at dawn,
Keinal ha* hanged I I others. He
«iiu>r mivniniiiK uii . h.
i tempt to d o this on a large scale.
prommes In hang many more.
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Y ou
SALE
St alimiar\
Slat iun.iri
Osrdl.-itnii!
Phom.graph •
Radintur "i uiiirii'iitu
Musical in-li iiment*
T h a n k s to (lie tireless w ork o f the c o m m i t t e e in c h a r g e
NKIU4 AfiMII MTItll rnKHK
• Aknoi'IhIi'iI I*i IS Im CXI'lllN- ‘ o f the plan, headed by AI H a ffe ld , V ivian S p e e r an d N ed
lly on til led in Hi iim*> for r#i
tulcatlon nr nil re-rts iiisnai. pcs j j^mit b, n o th in g w a s left undone to m ak e D ollar D ay an
ltd In till* |i«p»f'fllil also ih
T h e c o m m i t t e e did th eir w ork well and
k n«w« pniiiisiii'il ■a»rnUi
mi uiitstiiiiding six cess.
KM of rcIMll.llcut I'm 4.f n|m *ImI
pftUht'N
HI •' ttlMi! D solved ren dered a distin ct s e r v e e to (tie corm u m iity .
K‘l
CAM.MS I’ ROHABLY will pro
ff\
ici'il mure moderately.
Prime dr
1 Rivera, Spanish dictator, cold in
^
: 1
his methmN mmpured with Mas
-olini and Kemal. has hi* troubles.
An enemy, Dm-vv a dagger at him.
S a n f o r d lias been pa* ked w ith shopp* rs y e s t e r d a y and It missed turn and Primo calmly
WEDNESDAY. U 'D I ’ S T . b Hi2fi
toflay. Tin y c a m e I m m n e i g h b o r i n g tow n s as well as from put the ilaggi i in his pocket.
HKIM M ) RLATFOIM!
poin ts all o v e r this c ou n ty .
Tho.v spent th e ir m o n e y and
1*1
CATIIOI M ItlSHOPS in M.-xi. flrnn Inki' Ml Hnnford'* framl c a r r ie d borne really w o r th w h ile b arg ain s.
T h e y k n o w now co suggest t, t’ ri-sident Cnlles a
donr.
Hi S.infuf,! \J
per Muter route to Jm Ianuii* that S a n fo r d m e r c h a n ts ca n sell at e x tr e m e ly low prices ami IIIU-, enl'om merit o f nnti-.-eligioils laws
In "itbh cld and religiSaulurd, r|a_|
vlllr.
'OMMtrnHion or Hi, JnhiH-lit- that m oney ran be sa v ed by s h o p p i n g In re.
oils fumlion- icstored until the
*¥iCImm 111%er ( nnnl.
It will not lie a d i ffic u lt m a t t e r to m ake S a n f o r d the re u boh mailer can be sn'-mitted to
ttmulun of %
%Mle %%•%>,
It is probable that
IminiIimc
ImuiIh ntitrld. tail trad in g c e n te r o f C e n tr a l Florida.
S tu n ts like Dollar popular vole
■.-gestion.
Calks "ill r* irt I t lie
Hr,
AMMme of Iok of hiillilliuc |»r«- Day plav a big pari in * o o v ii i c in g people that o u r m e r c h a n ts Tin- vol * v oiild be overwhelmingly
%rm*t— hoM«e«<, hiitcU, i»|»nrt- run mulel ell I (lose
o t h e r to w n s ami w h en people find in In-.or t 1 be ( 'at hoi it- ehureh.
men I Hoincm.
u\
9C» Irni«l4>i« «»f utreel pin lt»u |»ro- t liis o u t . it \\out l ok
th e m lon g i o gel i b e habit o f doin g
V.8
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g
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that
ihe
‘
'.'oiaMt r net Ion of l» o if I «* * o r il then tradin g here.
"'.* II till"
' f a.-tin ilia tile ladleurn.M.d l.nkr Moitmc.
I lie •11 ll'es ot Olir I 11\ < \i f-I tin* i o| i 1 1ii-s m i l ' l l la i g'-i' In." ili-fiei"- I 'ai ls just almve Ilie
|C jfi—r«)H%ptrllini 4»f <*tf f linmtlflrHL
lion pniKrnui.
tup i --in ” ‘ *--i'i that iit■1111 up tin^ -d|A"RVMniD*l<HI of ■f'llliul HI all'MI San lord ba - g o o d rea nil Io be p r o u d o f th e c l a s s p f busi- l,,i. i i- i,. a. i-iilirclv uin 11\i*i*c11
JC'*7. JU
%%ltli |$r»»%InIimi for knrrro«••■(! lie- • boii*<*- that it ha-.
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y
a
r
e
well
k*
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tip
t
o
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a
l
e
,
U e carry a lull Ihu-.|
in it .- i-vi rur i
Alsu brilliant cut
B fn rJ Iltli-N ,
They have a reasnnaM\ l a r g e a s s o r t nieul o f m e n lia iu b s e l.f will I" a ..i II
prices belcre vnu l.J
17^
,
\ *"in in *1111 dressed will look
BIBLE
VKKSK FOB TODAt
and t he\ an- m an n ed L\ l o i i r t e o u s a n d o b l i g i n g s a l e s p e o p l e
HE SECItKT OF SUCCESS
I I I IIS ‘ mm Mini
w h o realize that to crea te an d dev elop b u s i n e s s it is u e c e s - ii .111\ a* a lin'd i.f pa r.-ul i<- with
all *tn leal in■i plucked frmil tinin hook of tin- law i-hall not di
rt out o f the nioutli; but thou sa rv to r en d er the kind ol s e r v i c e tin tni.ving p u b l i c lik< s. bail.. I.ul *• wnri'l know it.
S o lbeii, with tin- kind o f s t o r e s we b a t e , w ith Ibe o p p o r
Oult mediate lliririn da\ and
U o c k ( ‘> T ire
I- \(ilNI-.l‘ l;S SIHJCEST filling
ht til t tIn>■i inayst itlwerv*' in tu n ity that i ours lor s e c u r i n g g r e a t e r trade, will it not
H Wif
Hoad
nun Mpmo tnih-'f of upper New
rein: for tlien thou -tiali make be wise to c o n tin u e ib is plan o f c o m m u n it y sales, in o r d e r to
s'-'
■i 1, l.;t\, l.liP I" belong to New
iy way prosper'nil*, and l lien !b<oi
I -’ml Sd
ie -., bill i • New York.
Tlie
• It have good sneers*." ,|<>*. I s. m ak e S a n f o r d a g r e a t e r <oinmerci.nl cd\ !
,, i. "..ul.I . -. t *' UHi.iHiu.mUl. Ami
I .el Dollar Da\ be tin- lo r e r u m i e r ol oth e r great m e r c h a n
11-. Im.I " ■.1j I. I be worth five I hull
PRAYER O Cod. Thy w-»d .
d isin g evi id . and 11-1 San lo r d h eroine Known lai and w ide
in.I mdli"ii dollm*.
M O O N
W K A T ilK i:
lamp i.T.to iny feet, ami a light
b. cause ol it-; progress^*- and v. ide a u a k e inert hauls.
I*" i.le.I W"ul*l be to pl.'lii n new
my path.
I \ MPA I I Ml :
•"■.*1' mi i it \ iiilewiilk "li -ide* uf
— ()
m
-In i. iil-lmg . pl;iv gmuniJ* and
PLEA FOR THE DAY
.1. .Im
11.1 'III
•I'd, VI II
or a "drv mooii
Aelwilly MarUiny: l,'lt»i itl;i's Knads!
i
I
.il.-.,'• liuililiiijr -. latiding
\ till .114' 1114 If* *1 t*» 4HI444* III III4* \. 44
me go through this <I..\
I" "I l ..II' ' ell V
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i .. I io ia g 111 a 11"i
Mitt 4\* lltllg .114(1 M*.|4'll III MII4SI4* .411*1 (.1
111.1. i" tui .ill'plillli : , etc.
I • 'M»i .IK Ir |
Brave, true and tinder;
i V II" ' Il 111g lb. 'I
.Mil
lit " I I I ' " V I I
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bit:gtmi.
I ravelers m l- lo n d ii m-xl w in h -r ma\
ay some very to i" n l piil.l" inniiey fur improve
|( tllill H i *
i M«. 4MI I I-tf . M«l l l i s l t - i l . Mini
Something of splendor.
II". I' ••fl Lit 1. '*p in Ma '
t i- I lull ill"'le r
4*1 e e t n l
kind th in gs about Die S t a le
H ig h w a y
b-|ia 1 1mi nt.
It iii« n' tine w. ul.! pay I'm them
ll •II II 4*V<11 1( . V -1-11
fllld- It e|f le el
( M l. Till*: M \N T il \T KNOWS M ff
seem s I hat th ere i < a p e r f e c t ly g o o d i bain
r
of ihe state ■Iv. l< l| 1 HI" . over, bill it i- ■ I I.a t be gat tinge can, vv it li
not work in hate,
Ut 1 1tl. V •Il
bald
lor
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appropriatilarge
MAN T H A T DU NS ONi:
♦dy for treasure;
roads b e in g s o ntarki
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u d h reliable rii!*iiin.iti*in motorists
■a i . Vie! mg il i *"in 141*• rear I-•
I'll tl*.- * 1 iiit< .I - |
, keep my pathway straight. |w j|| n o t J,.,ve to slow down at evei ; i ross road to ask •uni . iitde- I'thev nations start
pc d i. mi
i ii 'l u g inch ot tier's Ibrua i * Tbi-o
*<III ■<( •n; I"I -I..- Ul. 1
are to the measure.
til." tiling. ai i"a '. ought «" be
; directions or to learn just where the\ are
u e 1" i mil" gem roii.-. “ ea-y marl;-;
■e e
III.Iie.lt ■
.o <mnph ■bed by 11"•
."ill" 'ir
21*2 N. I'ai k Vve.
Open l util III I*. M.
I’Imrir|
rely one day I can
It -bnuld end dl-pulis a I.e w;. ■ right
F rom T alliibassee w ord c o m e s that Funs A . I l a l lu i w a t , Pour mil nili' billions, and buy for nnn:
cigii
ba
I
red
v
v
it
b
i
hern.
t i4*4HI II\**,
Btand Hi my labor;
"ill . " l.l *"M
to elm' i'iiistilute- a "d rv ” itio.'ti
c h a irm a n o f tbe h ig h w a y departm* nl. reports the practical
lr to my fellow-man,
Imu; a.- vve I
and vvliat a "wet" om-.
We bave w«*i" m<x.n
com pletion ol the log from w h ich th e m a r k in g s will be under'I HE A IRK VI. PEOPLE cm b riev. r kniwn tvv.i men in a emu “ u ••" dill "di v"
Fair to my neighbor.
ii:it"f-' ami I Oil
>1 .'Min. I I fm
dinner, II
♦Me inch vv■■ will manage to g' I
i taken,
l i e s a y s th at the road s ig n s h ave a lrea d y been »MI> 7
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il
: r ! A ' :*mm
two to a g io a- ........ at.
loud a.id one thousand dfl. ' A ,:„
,hlnt- iri
:ip along vvithmit ymi. ’t hey will la ep ■ ■■■■BHHHHHHHHHHHHHBlIBHHnBJBHHHlIlHMIlIkll
it fa* much to nsk
! delivered - - mile posts, c u r v e an d c r o s s i n g
w a r n in g s ,
the lar- die
B
fm the a. tors fund.
1-m^y
„ ls
j,'
il- pel pli m i| enm gli anil g'Uessiiu;
; 0 ne day of beauty ?
J nam es o f str ea m s , each will h av e its prop er place on the f o u r c u t * l o r nm> d i n n e r s*-ctti- i
trtBgth for an honest tusk,
i-nmij-h.
Hot
In
n
ami
nmv
v
v
M or ev er, rainy t ime : and
It !
I h ig h w a y s, and travelers can g o f r o m on e part o f the sta le eb eap t " a p r o s p e r o u s a c t o r .
Courago for duty?
a-lit iitm - tiave been emit rolled put ivi-r.b dy mi notice that vv
g o o il deal t o t lu - m o t h e r 1
seem
;
m ">o I tua didn't mat." a" - .,|II 11 Im i it try bur. an mi ma! o r
j to a n o t h e r w ithout the need o f a s k in g a sin g le ipicstioM as
o f f.ve
lu ld re ti
whose
husband
_ lie day o f friendly thought,
">n "I it than the. .-Him- .1 ii . g...i linnet t "lie, emm-s tell
i to his w h erea b ou ts.
I i-*4I'll-* f l a da y
| Ono day of e’leanru-.HH.
' Inn ■.m a Inch m>" di <11, -ng im tSi'ii c. i not ut.iui ky to
n* dnv lived ttirougti witti naught
•..ii'1
he' ba - <|i»ni'
i' Ollli it". i i .I ■ aim g" bail, wb-'ii
T h i s is work that sh ou ld have been ilnne several years
i.m.i Ionise widu limit and bail,
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meal,
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■.Checked with meanness
i mi" •: 111 ■ v .p ti.uI
'.V I . n C i >i. ' . l ■ vv. ill" i . " i »v. '
ago.
Itut the patient public will be duly th a n k fu l it it i s . mild "fid eai b da, S » .! I let
nd.'ii niidei rolliv itom. lol till v
i
. I' v it li •i ' i t iii.il. iin*
i nut* h bl.e 1le- -.1.1 ii"
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would
l>e
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leav
mg
a
del
u
it
of
nt v limits <i| S.inloid.
I i» in i
)rant nu- u dnv sen-tm.
mi i mi I i i in mu nil v m i marl and pitting in it
peeii|lh* glad, too, il Die lo a d depart men I would l.mdlv pl.ietrj •I ‘ I .i dal. I" -wy-iimhinifo! roiltv
pn .<!•‘ simi h.r S."i*i0.tll* and atiai
I uev mil. li-1.' I ! b it
r t-* -1111>i ., bo vva
ip .
W®ll-Uved and .pleudnl;
<M"I riot llll'i;
Tllo-e dial ■all >a
Heon lit tlu* dawn, ai.d clriiti
i ••-. i ! '-l u , a vv bit e mail lull" li-", Ide Ill- y have i
som e soi l ul w arning
igns at o p e n .n g s into r-i.ids Dial I
like lent.
Pure SlntllMIU.
ja
dav
high
vvagi
llould Iry le.
.u! .n m i i n . I r un. but vvi
When it is end' d.
vv lm<
.11 I vvi UIn i vv,»s
g o novvliere in particular.
All o v e r the s t a l e are s e e m i n g 1
ling and I,'■1ping a family on tbat
Util
N ear the
('OI.Cl.OlKill REALTY COMI’A!
ti'dav I t ' win roads Dial w i r e al s o m e tim e used a - d etou r s .
HAKK AUK S l ’ UVIVALS
m am h ig h w a y s they ol'len look like trav eled roads, and
.
‘
til First National Dank Dldtr.
'I'elephortl
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*.l. V\ 1• i . I.' V|- I I Mi
on iv uni
I \ M l \\H I I lx.I- H
again ami again tr a v eler s gel into "tie ol them e i th e r Io
fo.l,-;!, ,dd .... .. t<. b< Hue a
SAN
FO
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D
,
FLORID
A
Mi.
l i m - h up su dden ly on Die u n p rotected bank o f a d r e a m , or I .' "Ullg u d -illy a- lht-v used t->
Real Ivdate
Insur^
Nortb
< ii .lr. i
|pigi"
' ■l •>1iii.i • t
npp.'l'te'l. iipb*-'d
.,y.
.
tO p||p llltll
bed ot .land.that m eans hou rs p f delay g e ttin g II" , bill in P giaft.ng may la- iim
newspapers mat ^j!e. luring
and
i
tail
'd
til«aiim
i-r
b
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•
fm
I>e
Ym'-mefl.
fill Io I’armeis
B B B B B H B B B B B B B B B Q nB B B B B B B B B B B B B B rsailB IB IIII
About all you i nn d<> up in die Imil again.
g- and
si-ielif I ■ , "■ penlllelll lllg nil a I'k-. k - baingatig K
year-, althmigh te-I iinmiy -hnvve.l
[dirondackk Im to fi"‘i and talk mi1 >pi
■ .... ... .■< n, ■
brutalit
ie
i
"mu-1
i
y
et
a
«Ident Coolitlgo has taken up . 1
' ' " nl h , , m * <111«.ll HSs«*« * MiV S Dial I n ick loads o f ol .1,(11111 -l et p III Algiers, prove. last week n* i*■iit I■-.4 a ehiiirigaiig that hi i ati'oiious trealmenl id
jjng.
Isigns will soon oe on the highways delivering the markers. |I" I'reni ti i enlists that grafting j boss of mui'le' vvbn I.y all h i' prusionei • was known of tin- pub
an addti"-mil gland on each young
*—' II--II:- ,n 'initial i- a ill‘ grace
mil a im I"
Karl i t o iin ly . pi esiimably will r eceiv e its lull sh a r e o f the 1ram. imi.p-ed the average weight the defense i.ivv.t
A t ntiy rule, the Seliale ram sig n s, <-ai h prop* rly placed.
It is g o in g to add im n icasn re- |..I the iiii'iua! by p.l pounds amt tlmt was to|.| the Im'*oi- of c i" \mt|. ' andmil and until that
J » • Jiiv4M»tlgallng i-"mmiti<t |
tale pul- - in ti meli t In in elve.elded a pi.iiinl t<* tip- Weijfhl "I 'lie county vvn i m it l,". ping, w.i
[jn’t caused tilt* outbreak of an |ab|y Io tin- pleasure and sal isl'act ion o f m o to r in g in Florida. I lei ec
regarded a- gnd'y a* emili! lie.
■n i li.upgang- and ill nri: o|i. 'InA nd, as we said in Die beg in n in g . Die vvoik is r ep orted as
for gang war.
The inipiitlal . -ime from the «-t
iy id icdgi-s unit editor- (tial
I I- i''iii'b bo lbs are diminishing
g e ttin g u n d erw a y .
*
lautald'
to pri -'nets "mu t go”
feets
of
a
hnw.l
balttiy
of
law
and l-'ii'ich population t . im re.i^•*lt Mocnm Hint “ Mu' .’ -rgu imii
Truly ev e r v iiuliratinti ol e t l u i e n c v in l- lm ula's highway ' mg. *4to* *i t tlu- right idea
In- vers vvlc p" !und a disgrai 1 I ha i led low an! tutile ami mean
M$a lout her HUpporters. ’Ion had.
I "lint V ratln i 'inip 'ii in the i • lilgie S sound.
|stead "1 having many new l.al
Woo bad.--Commerce, Ha,. News.! work ami m a in ten a n c e is mo-1 th an k ltillv tvcciveil.
NjiI.u ally III" '
tinIf I" t vv.. ' turd of t hem «l Villi'. dene*- pn- ■ il' ••1
\"t only ''Ue - t. tl tiling —till
f c i t for that we won’t la- *-vil
the Etern It. win. understand hI .I II II, o f tin- to •Ilf n\ •iimii* 1 com fill I'linitled in Nmtti < ai"lni.i. t*nt
Rinded.
itior e**nv n
ii*l Hi** VV" t 11 of :> I t til alii l*-s to convicts ate
CONSTKIVTIVK CKITK ISM
keep alee those l(litI ar< lion
pel
•J i u a e ham i •t rated prart ii ally in eviry- -tale.
mail vvli" 1lit • «*r4%
b If
ORI \NIHi HEl'ttUI |- *; ST \ It
Hklrti* IIP! to lie IWo it" la s ||
i
gang, "i i * 1*n un. i*r in a - tat. ' lit isti'in people ItirmiytP'iit A lin-r
TOM SIMS
ortcr this fall, says a fastm.p
mstitul inn *«l r* st I :i iiir "f
anv i>a stand n* bar a- t'eiag^ r* .pen
I
1ion. 1'u< I In- man vvli" id.
te fr*nn Paris.
Looks
like H*' • * tlun -.kiuned man
.........
i-harnct. -. III**•1 ‘D’ts any : 1 nt'il
•Ide for tins tapping "Vt-r <.f dart;
y're trying to get them as hl*h .i's ts I......... .
•fit 0 i III, l i n e aI tin ad vI «• a inl g m- h
Abuiit all a lolling -tui" •iih»*i * ing ugain- I l f wuiil "1 :* I,...
age inhumanity into the 20tll n-|i
poiohlilc.
even of in- own tots and opma iie.ailed along tin- wav ol In uwii
momentum
an official. an nii'ti'bii *. altii
' nry of Ctiri-tiuuty and tiviltzn
-o _ . . .
I timi-' (liiiiiMii is really I la
i liollmis, is very’ 'Id I" liump up '
true o- '' ut b.
it nmy Iv
I ul a man’s mmdm-ss amt -miceiiiv
limi.
When tiny d" ' |i"ir duty,!
ngai
i
t
a
hard
wall
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l
\
flei
b-av
ing
ii
sp*-nk'-ii
s|f- it Tho Herald has prlnteil (2 per
Hut Die l*L III" ful He Io
a the very essence of tlu-ir r*-- n p R A V E l* on'one o f tho
A
traveler
I
om' m his way and get
Die
thing
vve
need
in
\n.ci
'•
an
llsiiallv ludler loud. '
big
i e c co m fo r ta b lo
it inurr classified iuIh Hiiiii ii
bosses ami I'liiplny*— ■1 IIIligion (h-matnls. legishdors
will • A b
tar ttgo lint only I I per rent "ii lie- " l o n g liiail; when II. i- m pill'll*' life tmlav i' a U pi- nl map
lions
who
malti.'at
a.-'tl
..'leu
C
lyde
Liners nnd get
k
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mii
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hw
ImrUjii
ihc
.
and
<
limnu
ini:
formed bv one who is li.uiiliat vvuii lined lll.lt is tool*' Intel e-led In the
The i ati'-e if mu -t 111v*.i . i
if* editorials mi the weather,
tielpless pm son ru. . 1 , 1 t" Ila
; will im I<►
’i f •r I.i It and I fit K E A L E N JO Y M E N T i ^
tlie
way
that
lais
on
(lie
v
v
mig
general
wellat
e
"I
the
pubic
I
It
it*
that men an- Ui II p" ■r Ii.i *
liami I.if*-.
liigher empl'.v ing. auiiimi'.e- D" and kill sl^irkl d ii«*RT't*cs and |»n' out o f your journey to .
. I and must turn ii..>iiid aa t g • ■li pel'" me I vvellnii of Ibe ,.ubln
It
(
ounty I'onmii'*-i"in-r t-i the V •It". whites.
Irek mid gel mi tin right v..v, I e th.hi m permonl agi and viiieiit
Il d vv -n't I’m m a
N e w York.
>Unle»» you know siiiio-l liing thanks Io-. uilm'in.mt. How d.l ■iinI ■elf c \plot Ial nxi
M- ii vvii" nil'll
anv
iibln'l
gel
About MOMieon* a g'.Ull pl'lll v is fi'M'til 4r"in i lie ptibln olTnuil Ia*v*• tin- wellate ot t In- inihlic at
Broad d eck s, delicioas
Till-: AI 'T< (MOBILE
«ay noHiilig. hut il appeal - Ilint vvhen iol"i ini-i| I lint he is ■n tin- In.ot <n> not "tin " miller i mn.l ru;
Etlipinos want mme fi '.-.imti,
menus, perfect rest and
n
i
l
'
l
l
II
KIIAI.I)
Iny ladiev*' that uni • ilo-y wrong tiai k.
live * 111u-i s in that, is dirt-ileil al but vv<- luiM-n't any I" pare.
Recreation.
Orchestra.
lOW Something bad, they'll keep
No inn11 inn get rigid eitlp-r in servue ,-ind is free fl'olo per-onel |
I tin '. i
IN THE rise
Ill eupipeig- illmi
ip g, tip,,
|,.| A wonderful*trip.
fair mouths closed
iln-.s
a
i
Mtei-m
that
is
Inme-tlv
in
1„
a
private life or in pulilie o f f i v by
legible lamnli v iii.iii,. Motors ('<*in|*itii\ 1 -i I . it i
iiltlile Jinssi! |e tin init-si m ti,,.
I'oiitiiiimig on (lie wrong itmk
\ leiiiled t" la-in-fit tlg'se who lire . I.ntuulrv ion i k - make f me In.
n ported that William l I»'.* Ill he motor rur. for t vei v..in can m.vv
I t , take*, a l l . kui.U of p*M^de -»«*■( riflings m pulteg -artfl *n mt-th'"f* st r.vtsl t>v (be pul.In- offi* ml. even I
depo-'fd f"i»i di r "I 1in m Pol li e. afford t" own
mb a per-.ituil
ike up thin world, im lading llu-1;* aboslui.ly i,,.. es.-u v b. fare be tlii'iigli it sli"" : tin- iinapa. ilv or
I’eggv loVie -av s - tie i- n't ■i
Ihiring IIn p i l me. n- ol t r;tnsrim t.,i ...p
m,pie S I..MHI.*H>1*.
ini-lT li n-iif v of 'In- individual,
llow who makes tw.<
Ilit *«• , ,n,
|,j. ,„„.e
gaged
Itnesn' - m.o111 phi ii ild
I year it I- -aid he III pi ■lit. i
When It'ii- ni-t .i v i "Hies I,, l,,
ndred per t-i'id prolil mi be*
A bo.une < man g"»"» to bis bank
I’eblii i.lfiie, or rallu-t tin- ml
■4. “ I hcrokre"
iln- extent "I $2(M»*"».nuu .1 ..! I,. writli n, it w ill ■n jit .-I,, ||jv, ,
9ltM4ll-:it K\< ellXIt'K *■')"
da Ulid then kicks t»-enn >'■ le- ,.| f..I atlvni* when by Inals him 'Mini 11 at mil of piddle utlau- is be I 1ton'l tell
u'r • H IT 00 An*.
.' vv > all o*'i-rat ions ,n Ilint t ••t,
joke
■ 14
Un .Hull Until Si-ptemt*'
II,..' . wilt* liaving hud a greater ,pf|ii I•s.
'M r.imhiif"
>■ oplv four cents m ■■tamps, M.|f
liiiain ml
.straits.
Idle cmning smb a burden upon tin i gll I di Im at d lilt |uvv vanning.
tin- gi.mbler’s mcl!i"d >.l . i '!>,'■ ,i ,- i-nee in * banging the de-riny ,.f ^'■*r i 10 in so Anir#
Through ticket* and bagfaf'
f
10
a nickel from one of tln-se banker tells linn the first thing to general public by t -anon of its ,
f.4. ‘'.4tnha,Tk”
I i ieiies, a peed V Incl Iiinl i ' vvn, .., this nation limn
through to all Norihtn Y<
anv vvai or paily- J**ir :i is sa si Aur .1..
tnp nj|rnin<'"
.
chine*'.
|d<' is In cat lii.s overhead and in- ' " t. tbat eon-|rin Iive eriticism 1 l-’ariio-r t lu ce ten In make I'iiele |l«*se
9 I*
».S
".4p**rhr"
or policy
ereuse his effuieney. liij*ld ecoti- ami ( lei nut wati lilillness ar<- tin- ( Sum a man witimut uiiv tmoitry.
July a 13 34
AUTOM OBILES CAR
llllt it is to In- ll"1ned 'lint lies
4 » f . t 9 13 31
riiTho .-first day of the Sanford , only along w-ll tried l*in>im-ss lines only -afeguard' against tin- break i
Am* ii»n’s in< nnnn-nt nf ||*< feI
fortune
was
gamed
m
•
p.
<-uLii
...n
UJ)|ty a«le wuh a ling*- 1-tii- is uhuiiIIv tlm mlvit-e given hy a ing down of govefitiiu-iiti-.I mil
A IuiimIiI wfm ililinl «» I'll t
lure i.hould lud In a military gei;
...i g iI* tiulel
i , i iIn ii tleave
i
: iii a motor
stock.
lluiidi-d. m.| '■rat upon a hm *-. but an nulinmili RUrpiumnp the fondest ex hanker.
Ami lin- business man iliiiiery and the trying of ex|M-ii iI'H
anv bug. i.,
,
,
.
_
K
timusands
of
til
lien:,
m
v
uvn.g
.le
tinns of the most optimist ir. vvIi*■ mts on tlmt t'nvh e u :!! lilt im nt - tlmt are dangermis to organ•nl*- rampant upon a tin,ing ro.nl
My atiould I*., eipially ns sm luniself from a pretty haul sitiin i/.cd sm i*-i \
Even if it dm-sn't mi ller, a gree, iiu .e inyri-a .-d tln-ti m, mue .
From aid to Sanford, Enterprise, Benton Spring*, DeLiai
•ful Hitd the itturew Mill rinse
'ingei tin-- been sent to Sing Sing
selling seeuritii in an4•in -I
( 'outemporary ( ‘oinrncnis
*ght to end nmv nl t^ir liigge-t
l.o. Jacksonville D a ily Ex. Sunday 4 P ™DID US HOOD. AKTKK ALU
floity nnd good will events
Wild "nn)'-n of Xl'iirii have Imig dust ries.
,
l.o. Sanford Daily Ex. Monday 12:15 PmI VKEI.AND LI-'.IKIEH
The Hindus .uni \b- |..,,, .
( 'levelaml
II. l*"ilg»-, l ump, u*1 Hunfnrd him ever dtaged.
hair and go vvithmil i lntlles vvlule
Connection
at (Sanford from and to Orlando, Tampa,
fighting
again.
Ju
:
i,k.
c
i
m
. and iiliilailtl.ropiit.gaveavv.lv .<;n,
oiir’s In ve stiuit hair
Fcteraburg^and all Central and Wert Cca*tPw#“ (100,0(10 (luring tiis life, and -Ind turns. I'll*- On,ana \\ *|.| 11
ere'it another Nlander on tinWe don't know tail the lute un | Ollier pnprr have pant the city
id oh) ntato of Georgia. The (ilcnsantness limy turn pui to tn- ujsimibir tiilmtiOne tiling wrong vvilb the t ’ :u- ; '\’t>l'th $20,000,000. in. m'dl ag
I,,
Sailings every
Lakeland s,anils
Freightito BoiIod—
Henry Eon! ha
” .laek Dempri'V mi!
'ord, El#-. Heruld aaya, “ Gear good advertiseingnt for Lakeland, ' la-forc l-'londii
ted Stales is the Atlantic Ocean !|will just filed.
i li.
Sailings even
aa
town
Hint
can
Freightlto
Miami—
been nl*le to accumulale .put" a Island real e-iat.- l.,. ,n,
instead of Florida, led tin
isnT as wide hs the I'acifi*-.
sum for a rainy day. sunn-.vlu-r,. he will have to I ,ghl
last week la the nundier of|»'t 'hat.
I'ress eomnient "II tile nnd "ill mull .solidly in the fnce
\\,,()
S ta m J m rJ P a u m * * a n d PaA
e fatulitii'K." Let somehody wav Lakeland hi-nkeis and l.ake III' <"111IIIII1111v danger or when
Thousnnds of motorists will en nround .* billion doll ir-. tbt-.> igb .L'lirtml.
ui-titnl
niainifnctitring,
not
p
,
.
.
9 ivtter tn Die editor of land people liamlled tin- haiikiiig *onuiiiintt y interests t all for ng joy learning u Delmit motel man
Intioit.
The list of fortum-s ,• .,||,|
Sanfurd Herald denying the flurry lias lieu a splendid udvci
was jailed for reckless ill .* me
t’ o«.fti-g III 1"|| 1
gressive progr* ssivoilesh. There
I.e extended almost indeiunti Iv.
.jftlun and defying the ullegn- tisement.
tiling.
Even it in.
’’The fine little * ity "f l ake j " 'is a feeling ;t the time that
Vr^ColumltUK, Gn.,
EntpiirerMost tif these were ernated I a Iof the free It . ; I,.
('levelaml scluxil is Io l■-,«* Ii vvolaud
s. ys the St. I eli-r-hurg , most unfavorahle puhlieity would men how to vole. Han't in dune. ] me* nanism *hat was hardly known ;
-|j,,
11
I- i. ■
truth must hurt ut times. Independent, “ comes noli: ntly in |come out of the hanking diffi- Ilee n Lr,,ing to teach ""lilt'll for u quarter of a cent ury ago.
I he
tn the liim-ltglil through the tom , cully, and the feeling was wcll- years.
ford Herald.
automobile bus built an m gn-ut
For furt hwlnformatioa,
I have already mude our com- mendable /community -spirit dis- liasi-j; hut as a matter of fact
--------fortunes than any «*tln-r -mgi,.
. It isn't Uni!
"*uch resrrvntiont, ticket*, etc
, I f you have any to muku you played hy a large number of tm-i the iiiHiiiring roiiduet ot' our
“ Stop slandering "tir young pen jilustry, and it has done far more ! ,n ennsylvm
"
Ihen- ■4’1‘ly toPawamef
'are so in;u- 11 r
fit liberty l<> fire when you - chants and other business men in ' hunkers rial i-itnteus g*-m rally have tile," says
a la>nd*ui pmfi—.or. than (hat.
tt
revolutioiiued I ton Press.
Hinghummake themstop sUml- tiie life* of the nation in finnan*,
rtadv, at* Admiral Dewey said that city The spirit displayed in tuitn-d what otherwise would have Well, you
i JacksouviMc. Dpi,and, Sanford.
, conmieret', .ndusliy, labor, i-vm in j
"Y,'Qridl«y, at Muuiln liny on this instance hy Lakeland <iliu-as been hurtful publicity into utlver- oring us.
tat o f May, that time.—Co- wan i-s fine uh could be niHnifcsted tising of the best kind. 11widenl— -----society and morals.
Ii has nerved |C«n»Kui<-ii
k. A •nr •rin'iiriv
I,
4
til.,
Knqulntr-Huii. It in any community, uml stand* a* iillv the affair la-lped us to feel our
Iauidlonl.s lend u liar*! life t ,«j, p, give the United States prosper-i are cost im- ,
b" *Imps vve shoubl
jin
example
to
other
oofiimunitu'.i
!
l that wo have already made
It brought about the m^w Hciueexe ever,
own muscles and io ruallzc (lint wo ants have so much indyirc....nl la ity.
i . i vv.- ran gef out
Milch comment for the En- when treat by difficulty of whuf i *aa swing u hefty Mfthl on occa- commit suicldo wht>n the lent laltitude toward liil"*r in jiroviding of poor >.|,| I. U1Idip.
Cine-in mil.
i.i* ^
I lign.
1u nigh w ag e,. und that increase Timea Star.
cornea due.
evor nature.'
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Sailings from
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MRS. FR ED S. D AIG ER , SOCIETY EDITOR
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: 217-
|Mrs. Ralph Wairon Is R. H.
Hostess At Party In Lead Muirheacl Will jAzarain Members Are Young- Members To Yacht Leave Loaded’ Interesting \ Band
I rayer Service! Kntertained •Tuesday Have Song' Service With Supplies ForThe!
Concert Thursday
' Honor Of Miss .Jones
The W h i " s , l a y night
flig h t
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By
Ml’S.
HookCl*
prayer
Racked Area! An interesting program is anA group of young people met Storm
sot vice of
'
One nf I ho pretty social •vim^
the I’ restnlnrian Church
i>f Tuesday cv< tiing was i (<<• |,ril|tr<1 under |he Inection of ihe men of _ Ihe meniheis o f the Anirian Tuesday ev« nii)g at the Prosliy* Aug. I. (/Pi-- Cnpt. (Jus Jordatin's
j party. which Mrs. Kulph Warren i the •'hill-ell will he led oy It. j|.;Mn«s of the First Haptist Church terian Church to make arrange Aug. .‘t.--(/Pi ( a p t. Oils Jorduhn's
The Her vires will hr
v,,ry plutisantly pptcrltfincf! ments fur u choir to lend the yacht, “ Chrystine." conimaudrd by
jgave, honoring her guest, M i s s 1 Mairhead.
iHMiJ at X oYIrnk in thi* church and [ * u,,Hdav **venirur by Mrs.
K. L.
, burner Cirri* of the i Anna Hi lie Jura's o f .lark-orville. |every
utiging at the morning worship Capt. Bolden Cnvnr and fitted nut
#i,u* i* cordially invited to|
at her apartment in Rose
Mrs. W arren’s n ttr a itiw home!
with '.applies for the storm-nicked
hour during ihe month of August. Hu mini a Islands hy the Greater
t 'niirt.
Mr- en (Juinn Avenue .v;is 1u-<tcl'ii)lv come.
lullin'
i at m*'
I’hc music, during the* pastor’s Halm He.tcli < lum ber of Com
decorated >vith iiuantilies of <iim |
F>> I lo w i in; i* short business ses
mer flowers :md fern.
sion a octal hoar was enjoyed at sene, will he furnished by the meice. sailed on it - ir issmti o f mer
/ 'x e j .
.
I'laiiie* and <ontests o f various young p e o p l e of the church. The cy late lust night.
A fter Severn I interesting
pi,,. •
The relief voyage was instituted
i jjeressions
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* <' ,H*s were indulged in, causing men of the church
ihe tallies
were gath- |
will
have and directed hy (ius, himself, and
|im.cti in rri iient.
A tempting ice
|ereil and Miss I*'ranees Dutton, for I
charge of next Sunday's services. will give to the islands direct Iv
|*)STKZ!U\
, high score uniting the holies, re I The
n e Commit
t.... o f the
I tw. I J’" " ” "'* ' Vas
“ t « >'lte
. .Excclil
cutiv«*
Committee
I east ooff I’
Palm
nlm Heach the aid which
•>.v
t
lie
h
o
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t
is
.
■ jifr Clermont: < ■ "• Jreived a set nf card table (arks ; * hr 1st inn l.ndcavor met Tuesday
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!George (Iowan received a smoking ; evening tp disiu-s plans for the
\
Arnuhl.
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, sai''
W «s,t Kn«l is the immediate
"•
v
l> stand, for holding Tti^li score ! coming months. \ great deal \va E c h o ls , M r> . H iis il ( ’ . M o o r e , M r s . T ,
H e a r L\ i d e n c e In T h e a " ' ^
t1" ’ r, |" f t*nrty.
tl Tampa:
'
' ' among the men.
- c c o m p l i s t u d d u n n g t h e e v e n i n g : 1A l , m ’
K " M,,!' 11'
M r *'
J ,,h "
U Ul . •
. v s/r
i i ’ 1 Hefore sailing from the Kver
■
Stnmlics,
Mrs.
Roye
I*.
Pippin.
Mrs.
jam*'. Tampa:
j Punch ivj:s served throughout !• t i n i t e p la n s w e ie m a d e f o r Ih e i Fdwind 1.lniccke, Mrs. It. George, M a y i n g O t M a c o n P a i r gindes ci.d. ,i„ck last night. (;„s
. j{. |, |{.ilu'i't><in.
_____
I stated that he would explore the
the evening and at a late hour a I e v e n i n g s e r v n es o f A u g . 2!*.
■Mi". S. A. Stapleton Jr., Mrs. Grndainty ice course was served.
1lire was also a discussion 11s to dy Dura an. Airs. Charles Hchols,
.MACON, tin., Aug. 4. — (4*)— outlying islands and report eondi
tions found there.
A soeond trip
Those enjoying this delightful the prohaldity of further
. ... organ- Mrs. A. 1.. Mag wood, Mrs, I,. T. The grand jury named by Judge with supplies will he made if eon
Charles
a ffair were;
Miss
Anna
Hello r/.iiiion nf Up* Khdnavnr jn tho full.
city;
H
A
Mathews
o
f
superior
court,
Sheppard, .Mr-. Newton Stensirom.
Jones o f Jacksonville, Miss Helen I’ lans were also made for the so- Mrs. Hrown, and Mr.-. R. 1„ H ook to investigate the dual murder of Hit ions warrant it. he said.
LfcMinv.lle; II.
Huiigg,
Miss
Grace
Wnllncr.
Miss
<nil. which is to he given next er.
Miss Hilda Smith flpd her fiance,
|> T Hereford. LonisThe newest evening frocks have
Week.
F. \V. Wilson, nenr Camp Wheel1 j. FIrtiher. Tampa: Nonie Williams, Miss Mattie Hrau
panels or scurfs thi.t hang loosely
non,
Miss
Frances
Dutton,
Mrs.
ei
i
on
Jillv
In,
hegan
today
to
con
fWjd irujtnn D C.; K.
I Tom the shoulder line to the hem.
Fay |,os ing. i
Hritlain. Rollins. Hud l.ovd.
sider evidence against Hnrs Davis.
I hey varv in width, some being
*mr. IFrank Wallner, Mr Rollins. Colli
Davis. a, i.tiding to the voluntary almost iil.li.ui-, ..(hers being a lull
Ip Muriraa. <Irlainlo;
Woodcock,
George
I 'o w iiii
and i
■contession ..t I'.l. Glover, negic.
■avdie;
A.
width of mat. i ml
litrr. -hn'k
! who .onfc--c,| killing the emiple.
II Dean, Russell Warren.
Bi'tti".
(JCNICV.
III..
Aug.
-I.
</Pi
i nltei being iiidicled. plotted the
Thomason.
¥ 'I
Headed west wip'd in a dilapidated ' ll. alli of M il - , . 0 . ;u| emnloveil Ole
automobile porctlas-d especially to j negro to Kill linn, promising
'k !’•W H t l ’ k . \ug I
i/l*i
* ari \ 11 1T Heol. h Kitehen. Hi-year- I and a gallon of whiskey for the
Medical
supeistition,
.dmost
as
old
VVI Dl-/..
..
ohl [uitient fnnii the Jacksuuville
flic negro hll* been ciiliJit. k oil', d ie ; M l
•is eivili/.atiop itself -nil persist i State Hospital for the Insane, on Jennie
viite.l and -enteiin'd to death Sept.
t y Moffett, t Ike !
in America despite the advance of Monday. David Cooper, Mil, got as <
DKIiAND, Fin.. Aug.
i/ih
l
VVilium. I’ala* ka' [ Di K. O. Huntington, •V, r e t i r e d silences and i i i some cases cmisti
tar as Marble Head, nine miles
‘.(Uii. A S Spin ks. I naval o ffice r with tin rank of tides a real menace.
from here.
i p Thigpen. I’ala til a; j lieutenant coninmtaler,
I ll'll
slid
Iti-ilie a l s u p e rs titn tju ris o f men
T wo constables took Cooper, an
fre-icat CUV;
I"; ilenly in a local hopital calls' Hus o f le is u re , c o u iliilie il w ith th e m id
ex convict, and the girl in custody
|hrTr<'ilk'. <in-. W . W ■ morning.
dh m an i , fa ith in c u lls and hot
as they rattled into town Inst
[J. G IkP I'.
^ ;l hl,,'dn.
Dr. Iluntinglon served in
I I' d curse, hold hack the health «»l night., (line n patient at the hos
, , r f„iip '. ( d l , n o l o ; W . Sm'iiishAmericaii war _jpil up
The negn, bandits who held ilfi
tialav, the city health commission
pital. Cooper had announced he
e I' Drive It garage of Reel and
1 Kuv.'itvlle. \
C;
til IPItl, when lie was i i-t ii i'il
ei and Iw♦» physician-, of Hellevoe had intended to nuirrv the girl.
iiil'port.
so. and siu.t R. TV Hut, Saturday
ic entered the seivice dining
Hospital told i to* Associated I'ress
I gill, vvrte at ill at large today,
Contimioiis (Hun I p. m. to
,|0. .11-, W
1/0 r. -ha
World war.
Hiiinil tnolmlilv
Not oil 1V aie 1, lack velvet hat"
Among the amusing - ti |>crs t ■
11 p. in. ..........
v
*
i
.il
11 —
|led
s
have
been
d
e
Ibdoi,.' l o . o h . I
lake place in Masacinn et i
excei dinglv ■mart I'm m i . l s t i i i i i n e i
l i o n , l e c a l l e d l>\ D i l. i. u is l. l i a r
TODAY
lls
d
and
I,.
Id
for
investigation,
, i . i l l c . I W -hi
I I . h e a l t h c o n u ilis - lo ne ! , a r e th e a ml cm l\ tall, but cololed velvet
mi was t. polled as improving at
\|,M t A l l , I d I
Kin
Tin Tin in
t
lie
deep
i
.
,!•.
ail,I
use , . f t ir e a d a n d t a i l l e r p o i i l l i c e i
pill pies are also
,
I'eriuild l.auglitoii
.Memorial
'IMF. IIEKO OF TH E IMG
■twit ll ‘
I' *
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Oils, tile tv mg of a piece of •lloWII.
nit a I
)| c lia i vi r. As op j
SNOW S”
about a "■re tin,,at, and tin*
o
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Jrnwo. I’ai.iH 1 . II
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ii,longs , <f the envelope
Wei I II ( T l l l i t se i l l I\|iii es,
on Hie i.i-li register by "He of
Ailaiit.i
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p
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v
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long
of
hugand
ipnte
liar
,
lieile.,
weeds
and
"Tonight's
The Night
o
bandit/,
while
Ins
partner
in
I’ M 'I , SMITH S. N.
DPI, II k
I lean t e r . ,
tow, and la lined with jeweled
annuals
Aesop's Failles
to 1,1 a gun over Hunt ami
(/Pi President
( I,oil
o , i.iiipamoii"Babies o f
As.vi inn mothers c la sp s.
Matinee Special; Entire lam
said today to be lesirmi
come m with their eves heavily
it) admitted lor One Dollai.
|jLWall I,-.in and on. Hi all possible to ; - l i r e H i e •
ringed with a thick, black sub
o f I bo <idicr: I I ollt .Tell, I
Sl.t'plw'i.I h a ve Io
stance, rattier like graphite," said
Iflor, i . i . >v III re th e y A im s Limitation.
T i l l ItSDAY
Dr. .1. K. Sutton, o f Hellevue llusAssorting
that
bis
position
wa( l Jill, II.
"On iruiutrv, they tell us
Garreth Hnghrv in
tmchiinged in favoring arms re- "itnl.
" I ’ AI.S, FIRST’
|ln K,it,l it I f 'ole ill e d u d ions, officials said I n ' ’ would that it is a mysterious mineral that
i" obtainable only ill Heirnl, and
11,igii]h ,*t Angie I m consider uiifnrtiimite any action
— Comedy —
that might be taken now looking "it mi k e s the babies’ eyes strong’."
, Ark
‘
•Motor Mad"
toward any other limitation con
.Milana Review
i in,I W illiam ( Tal k fcrcnce which mig’ht laiconie u
lW. Mi. leave TTiurs- detriment to the success of tin
iknii' after a pleas- (iern'vn conference.
u n i . All
I n l Itril
M F X K 't) (T T Y . Aug. I.
I/Pi - f> rooms X hath; screened porch finnt mill rear; 2 car
The police, who have had t heir
$100 mo.
garage;
one hlk. from ocean
hands well enough
filled
wit h
ot Mr. and
leaith ly affairs ,,f late, now tin xe i
ill i . g r c t to
Cuiitiuuou* from 1 p in. to
li room House on Ocean, near Mhiii St. :i Hedrouma,
......... .. c a l le d u p o n t o o n e s l i g a l e a
,- iv nig. San
( lilt AGO. Aug. I
i,P i
The
11 n . m .
$100
iiiii.
I
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Available
June
1st
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A m orican W o m a n o F a -h io n w ill i
;vin
wrln,,s-1
r,t 3;:ii>
& Arrivals
Executive Committee
Man Takes Girl From
Medical Superstition Hospital For Insane
Still Kxists Despite
Progress In Science
Retired Navy Officer
Succumbs A! HcLand
i
Amusements
Bandits At
Large;
Hunt Reported Better
fie
•'' *i '
I - . »' l-TV
er'ei':i( uolid.U'e Wants Arms
Farit1y
[' S i eft’s."
B. Fantasia. “T r a u m b i l 4 « l
Lumbye.
7 A. Fox Trot. I never knew 1
wonderful you were. Barka.
7. B. Fox Trot. Let’s Ttalk
my Eweetie. Kahn and
8. Concert Waitae*. I t a]
Mights.
Tobanl.
i !>. Our National Anthem.
[nnunred for th* Municipal Band
concert Thuntduy night at 8 u’cloek in the rity pnrk by Handmaster Joseph Reizunstein.
The
public is cordially invited to attend Star Spangled Banner. K<
—Joa Refs
i 'he concert.
BandaaaaUr/1^;
I The program is as follows:
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I. March. The Statesman. Jus
It.
V
Y
.
Arnold
of
Jacksons
Fulton.
Overture. Berlin in Joy ami •was in the city Tuesday attar
to business.
Sorrow, (,'onrmli
:t.A. Valse Song. Cherie I I.ovc
Mrs. 5. flaumel and two cl___ ,
You. Llinn Roscdnle Goodnmn.
•t.B. Fox Trot. So is your Old win. nre spending the lummsr.i
j L>"vtona Beuch are In Sanford
1Daily. Joe Burke.
(
, 4. Saxaphone Solo. Call of the I (iav
Sea. Holmes and Smith. (Mr. Then,
It is helieved that the chief__
liittenninr).
of decay in buildings is a kind
Intermission
5. Romance. Adoration. Harovxs- chemical action that eats away
|ki.
structure.
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A p a rtm e n ts
R E A L RENTINti SERVICE
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j List Your Property
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WITH TH E
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
515-M r. F rs t
N ni l B a n k
B ld g .
Phone 7 LI
r
Mexican Police Asked
To Solve "M iracle"
Sum m er
R e n t a l s
PRINCESS
International Motif
Forecast In Fashions
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kkr .ii-tti.-r. M rIk vi .it ir g rol.it iv
[ L Msrga:] id 1lav t o m i
1Hr* Met t f i p i r
of
Hjitr in Tam .i ,|Tucs
ifmb.
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■ll blisi
ik tiiiVe today t<>r
If*Kl!. .ll', | a | ,I, a > , in .
Kora j IIM' I' o , - I o f n i s
l Join e* aaidi
G reat cro w d
i , the re ,I
around J
t h e o ld c h u r c h ot Sar; M i g u e l in
J t lie c a p i t a l u i . d e t h e c h u r c h w a s
i b e in g t r a n s it rred f r o m the pries t
| lo th e im iiiitip a l c o m m itte e . T hey
and ! ,le ,T n re d t h e to n e c r o s s on t o p o f
j th e e d ific e was s w a y in g v is ib ly .
ITnd a n m l f i ' i m t i i u i a I m o t i f in th >
g o w r . s In- w i l l w e a r t i n s f a l l , f r o m
in d ic a tio n s at tu c o p e n in g o f the
C h ic a g o G a rm o n A h n n n ifn c tu i'e iV
liis h io lie d re v ie w .
Russian, French,
Italian
( ''/echo Slovak tendencies in the
i ill. d oth a id li'immiT.g of many
,,f the smarte t gowns predomin
ate in tlie lir-l inkling the <le
igners have allowed
milady o f
the new styles.
i
| The police ordered the crowds
1 back, I, nring the foundation of the
I cross had been weakened hy the
! wild and might tall.
Fall, style authorities tell us,
A junk det'liT in Stockluilm hits blue will he exceedingly prominent,
though at the present time red
houglit 8(t t,*.s o f wartime I'oin
The government minted $11111,180 ill the dark i Timid red anil the cluri't
small iron pieces during a shortage shades, undoubtedly has the pref
i el't
of copper.
EXPERIENCKS OF 1ST TRIP THROI'GII
KVKRIil.ADIvS ARK (JIVKN IIKRK
l i l t ItSDAY
Ilea ill if ii I 6 room house. J bedrooms, garage, completely
Tom ^ ler in
Ocean front, lower floor, 2 family house; 2; bedrooms,
$!.',« mu.
garage, large glassed A screened porch
2 room hath apartments; porches, only I l-l
ocean and Main St.
“Wild to Go”
Iilks. from
(
—Comedy—
Felix
\
Service work on all nukes ot cars. Generator, Starter and
*
Cat and Andy Gump
Ilnttcries charged and repatrad.
Radiators Soldered
bun — Oils
-
Arct-aaorlea
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Give U s a Trial
CamplH‘ll Real Estate Go.
10(>:t Main St.
Phone 157,’IW
1“
Peninsula Station
Daytona Beach, Fin.
Hotel Raymond
A DIP IN TH E DEEP
• ", r .
: x*;ncLf(
.
{J20-W. First St. Sanford.
Lighting Repairing.
JIM) mo.
furnished, right on ocean
S A L E
r\ >
BENHAM & TURNER AUTO ELECTRIC
COMPANY
(JIVE US A T R IA L
J1
-t
THE WINDSOR HOTEL
J me, not more then * mite away.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS AU G . 5, HI26
Hiiligalow - .*> lo o m s , 2 b e d r o o m * , g a r a g e . good local ion
#!>.7 mo.
ami furnished
'w ith the delit: te trace! v ot its
(Hy L. ( HI I l l 'l l )
tiees outlined against tlie skv. and
To get beyond this first wall of the
glistening
leave., showing
fire was our objective, and edging , bright Mgaiiist the sun. m T vet it
nl I'm > 1,,,1'iy up to where the saw grass was
never get
■
s|'-'lld {We thinnest we waited until the wind seemed that I would
SU M M ER SEASON RA TE S
there.
lulled a little and then with one | Slowly I hogged along mv f"el
We now working like suetiou pumps m the
tl*n? uinl -,,D S p e n t . dash went through il.
pushed our way toward the is i mud, stooping now end then to
D A Y TO N A HEACII, FLORIDA
•H J.i-jii r, \la.. he
land. lighting fires every hundred . blow, and wonder where
the
Y "y trie -e| loos ill
The
Pleasantest Spot in Florida
yards or so, knowing that if the strength for the next step was
> itiiit i
(Dining room closed for summer)
wind held and the saw grass hunt ruining from. Orcnsioniillv s o m e
ed with its usual fury there would one would overtake and pass me
. ROOMS—
' f hull) l a
pent soon he behind us a clear path lo
$2.00 n day for one person iti a room
flfiil.
tint we had no strength to waste in
$;t.(MI a day for two persons in a room.
our hunts.
^ words, so nothing vv: s snid. lusl
$ I .f<0 a day, per person, for J persons in a room.
I
was
very
weary
after
build
j
)ls
(be
sun
sel
1
saw
n
little
«
<
ir
I
Git kb,Oil IV
Lower rates hy the week: Less hy the month
ray
wav |
sni/,kc come ui> from the idnnd.j
,
he Will be ing fires and forcing
Free Garage: No Extras
through the unilerhi'u-h for a mile J )ind I knew our ciintnin had icacii
■
Ml'" 'Mmg.iret M,d
Headquarters lo r weekend parties mid commercial
or h o m.v strength completly gave , eil it end was doing his Ixel I i
out. I stopped in a lagoon where i cliopr us on. About ilatk I reach
traveler:!.
11 Crawford the weter was nearly waist deep. |ed llu, goal toward which I was
Communicate with A. S. Hook, Res. Mgr.
while Mr. N'ewmaa went on making i making, and was happy to stretch
r*'l i.ritei.
fires
toward
the
island.
On
all
I
out
oil
the
ground
once
more
: r,r- Lt. w i n ,
sides the grass was burning witJi Weeriness is no name for the saf
’Jl V.-ll Wilt, |r|
a fury that I have never seen fering 1 underwent, and roinfoiT
ni|iinl)fd; to my rear the smoke |Mo name for the sensation I fell
, ‘ '"'"’ I;— I,
end flames completely hid
the |when I threw myself on the ground
Itl,h ''Ghve
boats and the men nttemnting to j near the fire Mr. Newman had
Munagemeiit Ml', and Mrs. II. H. Lord
bring them forward.
Then the , made, and rested,
U'TInit', r
tires
kindled
ahead
swenj
toward
t alter ■i |d, •.e leturiicd me and lint for the hayou in which
mi ve il
l ‘ i ti„
gie- i of A|l> ! I stood would have burned me up.
I thought little of the fire hut ot
,
I the dreadful fatigue, a sense of
"•T.iii.I,, ,1'nfaintness enme over me, and tin*
Grandview Avenue
Il s ■ ' O i l , I I I
saw grass went round and round j
m the most strange fashion.
Ii
DAYTON A REACH. FLORIDA
felt that I could stem! no longer
I"da v
The
Daughters
o
f
Wesley
and wading toward where
the
One Hlock From and Facing Ocean
I'cnl in
i water shoaled a little I sat down. will hold a cooked fond sale
Americuu and European
(th how good it was lo rest. The
A
Cool,
Comfortable Place To Live
Saturday
Afternoon
j severe exertion I hud undergone
i" .1 *»•llismi Clark was too much for me end the faintR R e s o r t - -Summer und Winter
at the
t Va
1,1 Hie >'ui".K l ness was succeeded hy a deuthl v
ll<r' J.ut,
I'lctiliier
at
sickness,
and
made
me
feel
I
would
mi j;
q u a l it y sh op
1 1 b* icntli hnvu to stretch out full Iniigth in
I the mud.
A fter renting in the
j mud the heat part o f two hours my
Jivk
l"gl.l "« i and. strength somewhat returned, und
..
<l:.rk
Art 'll
^ d l i a n i jt h e clouds o f smoke having rolled
«W o ' " , -'I's. Car away, I could see that the men had
•fi'niT.
Bain- aluindoned the boats und were
km- s 'lll:, "'"toting . st n igglin g on each with a pack on
h 'or Sun |his buck.
Before breakfast will set you right for the day. Daytona Beich invites you to
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I Nothing hut stern neeesity could
spend your vacation near tho ocean— here. We have listed a Houae or Apart
T»lbup .
•have compelled me to move, hut
ment to please you. Tel. 1310.
* i,f u“
“ tnuna, j realizing that I must reach tha’
* tt ii,,,: ' a," ‘ '’ I1' 1 |isdniul before night I gathered up
R. L. SM ITH & CO., INC.
ue.
to'ine mi n,y Htrength and cruwled slowly
Insurance
Ball,. 19,1
REAL
ESTATE
^
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Never did shipwrecked mu
j riner eyo the distant liiml with
. , "4lti(v, • .
"Let our experience be your guide,"
recent- more pleasure than I looked at
+
III V| '
South Beach
""(colliery, that island. The smoke had clearvimi with 'c d away and there it lay in front of
Cooked Food
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Summer
Suits That
Change
“ It's H o P
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Into
7/ 5 N o t”
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Smartly atyled mohairs, trop
ical worsteds, palm beachss
und linens. Light in wsifht. ,ul
porouH in weave. Cool « M
comfortable with lasting good <»
looks by virtue of cartful
tailoring.
$25, $27.50
$30
,• •’4
Qur better clothes are t £ ir ~ !
ored at Fashion Park.
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L|is An Impressive 2 GAMES FROM
For Season LOWLY BRAVES
m
C a n tw e ll
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Works In 27 Games,
2 Being Tie Scores
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tit. A ug u l me nl Pji\inui.ah.
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pur itlo g p ln g nm l ( A i day couches,
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I f ir e and udded i t In Hie w in
p tiy v n U lK e l i f tile eluti.
re A re th e figure)', m i III lee
o ftt Ip d a te :
S a n fo rd
S a n fo rd
6 'lftfo r d
B in fo r d
S a n fo rd
S a n fo rd
fla n fo n i
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j i n (he
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lf v * 't ji
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Jtile lead i Item I lie Itiase lie,
Tie d a .. I ie ii and t te .'. Mil.,
held Ite I.,i, in <heel; dm mi' lie
fii t I'.me , with i lie eiilv run i
ini' in H,, opening ininnj' after
, infe*ld tm. a luid throw hy Pilclnu j
I Weil / •iid
Here
■le rifie*
'Bhern in tin w a y o f f ig u r in g Im ’.v
j y t o a n y e a rn e d m ,t. . I,, ve
nor
JJ: , l* q o f f ilia d e liv e ry m lie 27 Kane |
; y jh o has w o rk e d I>n1 m m any per
'j^ ftr tn a r tc e a he hie: all,.v.<-l ,,n lv l ie ,
'hits. H e llfis p i l ' l e d me , me- till
! ’ fra m e , t h n t In ■mi' i n u 'le 111 lie*
•'.Opening In n in g .
I In vv.i a g a in t ,
jV (» O rU m lo in He- in i ......... , r He ;
»Y<«fceo*d h a lf.
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O f th e v ie llii ie ; , In,II ,•,( ,||, :n
T ecord, I I w ere
liu lm it . In
» m i'H o n ly one lu ll were aau
m.' ” 9a Ott h ill).
lie p ill lied Iw u InJ fu V k V tm e H d u rin g Die f i r I h a lf «.f llie ,I
14 / i j jM o n .
One i>( th e m , w ith Km I
l ^ IjM
m ryeerr til, w in l l.'t .M iu ik k and wa-. |
. CMled hy d iirk m a w i i l i e m o ai 1
and tw o ,
f i j j d O llS o f the fo u r lmau"i in n i !(«•>)
..akiralhit C a n tw e ll wan an a r e lie f
o r.
H is
w in n in g g a m e s
h i a d d itio n In th a t re co rd
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i 'end.
e v il three rat It
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Bonner
i ■,i * H i a v i ', 1 ie ll and d le
i , i l H v and l.u ip e p ite ln e
P h ils
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|B « n C a n tw e ll, tin 1 In s t p itc h c i in
. f t o u r e a r a u n ifo rm in th e I’'lo r n i-■
'S ta te L e a g u e , hI khvm -•ome vi rv in
})U re a t< n g fa c ts .
has Worked in 10
S la u g h te r
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It. Wll.le la On d< feated the In
‘ In 7 till I
In II.
needed |,li lit : •.•
' l ’o T h e T u n c O f M - 2 . , l ' V h - ' T ? .
e, fur their piteh.n
. I, M me
•. ue had
G ia n t s .splil 'I w in Bill
W ith 1
,1, teat W< I ■ due
j
C id r.. New Y o r k T a k i n g
, . i •,.,
i>\ Ite ,t i . it; II
•I Hie e VI •Ilei I. (ill .
A n d < hii a g o W in n iip - 2nd I , •
B ia s
in
C a lm s T a k e C i 's l G a n u 1 A n il
I Ir a n 2 n d ; d r o w n . > I « i f a r I
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11
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, " " ,h
'• llle l ies, 1 In
w ith
' l,old" II
..
Hie
Wnekmeii
hit
’ll
i e , i .i ,
••■I' In I Hi • it'M iit l,l,.w >,f H i, m
i m. •mini; kept Pittsburgh Well
,,
lil in ti e National, taking
>•" ,
de . ..i' a dmdile header t'l mu
G a m e s , v»■11 Ilia . 1
I a n l eev. lo g g e d nn<
.1 vil te l V “ • , Hie While Si *X, 1 ‘ ■
(i S t r a i g h t
T w o
li
In lin e
III
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Seiiati'Pj
game feat
r u n •. "<
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me to n n ut " i tl- iih r t’|
•n it o f Hie gin in l'"r ■
fe n r.t p h ii ing. fa' ' " " I
M s , the -ec.ilid
i iejdli \i il Ii t i ' " "ti.
W a diitigl'Ui
: st Louis
Fimllcy, |’ is,,n,.lies
M, inlt'l- 'Cat,.; (Iiaitl,
"on "ttl
n22 11" 1
('i"ivd«,r,
Ihdlett anj
MATTKIf OF SWINGJ
INIH \ f U 'til l - Midget. Mike
KIKI.IH'.H and ruiiiur lallide
' lief life l l l" exll't.1 " I 'la da " I | . j .
4 "oi'tii.n...................
, ,,,, , CIHCAHH, '" g . jj
iinil llttppy
while fiehli-r is i n ing In make a *' f ' i .
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t It Mill ,|; I...... '"te
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m i e iie i" mi Hi, Ip ,"
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is pi ■ita Ii/.cil 7
1 4ijut.il,, <i. i eaieil M teat y Satmek.l juvt a uuitter "f ' " ‘1
i in an old .......... t I.i- ..., i lie 11 lu n g h a ir , unllimi - f
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,
j Akri.n, Ohio <Hu. Frankie .lonei, I |(,ilh I,>1,1 HievniiM-'
ul.., I, was dug .............nil.
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altm-kini' 1 1 .
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'""it tkt I The mil -1 g ive the fo lder Ili«- I 1!* ; 1•••I Mia, lev Shine, Lull It- ! Holy Nan,4' Society,
I ''-tm v t i n o ld .
M a li P a rk , W it.
1 meeting here.
n gh l of way in trying to muke a i
1‘ ' ' h
iday on a ha Ited hall.
It hi up |
lu Hie runner i,■ . , . . , , | tmu.
Vi ry nfii n. mi Hie hi face, i,
itiai ....on tliai the fn I k r raHni' i
I nan the runner wa al fault m ,
liming the eolliainii. vet Hie fail
.
je a iin i.t l.e g ive n any .'..u -a if.-ra lio n I
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I I/I’ t I Ih.lh Den,Ii-ey ami Ili
v
The nil,
late detinit.dv that
. * K 1 ' 1 ' R ' **V• lie IVVW«,tf. Ill I btuil- J;i?r< I*. (ilMla* Nfirnulc, <|,n\ I).,.
'flu*
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Li. rJ.ri.i
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[ t h e !I ic
M !'lilr h:*-.
l it . . III,e
rig iit ,,f
vvav. •
j""n. -""J * n I. Ke.irn , m !h' pilcLed islence of :>n\ i ■lit i act
‘ m a k in g it , om puh
y H.at It,,' , tin '
linn I.. 1 1........
" • i ; - i i " i'-ii*. r ■
have an 1
| th•a t •lii llH o 'ii'il ,u Hu-
(’ontnict Bulwuen Jack Dempsev And
Jack Kearns Is Terminated Tuesday;!
on
INSIDEMSEE
\tnnug Hie i--.liil.il : aPnolluceil
•111 *111111 ' and dir ling n,ai l,ill
___ a® told to QiiXY EVANS
f-ii*in power limehin—i y, nml
m r a vo id liim . ri-g a n lle ss ,,f |,.,w
Ih ,. fam ous i..n tru e t iv h ic li w as . u v ti mi Hie ,.i,i..ii
an c.xliihit of tii.uP.' i’ ami |.tit1 111 y :igr< i i i i c i l t .
fa r he m ig h t l„- . ;,11,-.|
lr,,
|,lm t() M il o f lus w av I ,. pr, .cu t ., eotli
•B Y H A Y S ( ’ H A l.K
I tpilpm ul Itt lie ‘dll.Mil under tent)'. i- \ pi i ed yesterday w ith Hi, . ha m - | in liin'i.*i:iap,,l, . d in cl in g
pion t.n in;
w av to New U,,|< lo .a p p e a r in stip t m r e o n il
\.,.r j :» sion.
I " i ,y w ay o f th in k in g , th e m o st hut, as I have j 1111' .
aign Ins on n paper-: for a |;. f,,i||„| land -.lion Mtiv In- •
I,>
It there is eoiil.i, t l„ tH,eii field • t " ' " It u !:,, i, , r a c a tc h e r to m ake
score and tin- sL>,u:J J
bout v itli,
I u n tie ,
„ the ita ln e tl f r nil l i. tn in g
.lM ,|
“ iid lllim, i.
"l... ,
' who
i t it • i f , , r m e, is th w a r t in g is always given serw
\ tinkee .-.Iiitliin ii . , |,i it,
B ut . i.„e .i tlin u iv 'li m l,
i ,, t j
u *i;
fau lt III V. ll, ,i„ , ,, vvan i„ . •hi iloiihle 1,al.
lion.
b e to .V tln -re eau I." ;, I,,.,,- „ N ew I
llle g c .l
h.,*.e
vie I Hie
i< nin nal "t* a,.-,.;. „t ,|, i »
EMtHT WITH OOLFER31MAQA21NS .'.OilCAOQs
C e rta in runners del
,
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m in d a d o u b le s te a l
min.i lie eal1..i ,, ,
V :^ ' i.....• " "
I'ceiise 1 1 h ie n g i. Coli.cmu c t „ | ,
it,
.-a>'I
sk v m
k , w . , h.. A iig . i.
r/p) cn m n u lr"'
,
;
**•*•'
:l
ru
n
n
e
r
f
i
r
s
t
tim
l
n
tiheads
dciM-., ax wy
nl Hi,
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illllc t ie u'V illllj itili mau.igei* ft. Ill Ihi, tl
W h ile at tin
E., J O Y C E W K T I1 E U U I)— B O O K k N O B T U H N S O F W H IS T
H'dice I"ok .till in"le utock e i.i'iin u .s .iiiii itui. . tl, , tat.- ti,e n i th e ir w k y •*« New Y t.il,
«' • • " d t . t r m ay | ' • B - r .... th ird ,. In m u s t rases th e C~. such im in e rs a
i,-nil, la lo ,,v" r k
I,"lay in tlie t-tuife- itui of t l m ur- e lig th le .
A riil--ie
, . ,M>ctciI ,lia m ip o liH .
koon an tlm club heatl l.eglim and h e r le f t klle e to l u i i l . .
..... | *■* •.»
ia» score
r*Vill v second u s u a lly ,ra,ui
runner,
oH.m w ,'V S r r , , ^ ■1.“ ' I, !
' ! ,his
> ■
isn to
'lei'H
tiinl
mote
thin
lull
robberioH
b re a k fo r the plate
A t (Im to p o f llie o w in g , n* tii,.
; more, the left wrint niunt be
"* iv*1 . Ul ‘ UV‘
The Aug. I” I.,'ar*ng v.,il |iaV(. rule would l.e,,, th, tin, jure c,.a ! o f V h T * ' '' l,,,n*
n ‘« “ nl,l,*Si*
MiiHo.’tl hv I'li,ue.a . John.am, ex'( •' I'p ' ns lo th e m an g o in g is eusy.
ro*
sum,tea
t.n
lijin;,
,-y
arlu
do
with
a
temporerv
miiuu-lion
a
c
tio
n
have
hcen
lo
r
te
iA
,
the
I,
it
hj
itantly
in
hot
red to sturt and turn gri iluul* '•
down
S om etim es a >a».l
,, to
• " si'c .a d .
nveil imluji aided
m ludiauapoh:; .ttitl thero will l.e another on Sent
a rm w ill lie n e a rly (straight, Ho- convict, islio ml in it s insanity.
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V;
'■"‘•
’arr.i-*sing
p
o
,j.
2jBV#r toward* the body. This r ig h t 4'llm w w ill IIS' c lm i- til the
11 A. Wowter of Seat IIn gaVii yitMtcrdny |,y aiitoiimlule
D i" 'n il,! ,''. H ie veore and v u r i- w ill d riv e Hu1 rU" 1’f r t „
j 11 in regard to per.tpim i t ,. irajm.'
h o " , f »'
-'.•* . p la ys ,t was
ovet of tin, k ft wrist iu p lu y u r’ti islslc, th e tu v iK . the c lu li partial iunfli uiatiou to one stoi'y
B
. 4 lettU'iilH, < I u-ag,, jui niot-l
Tex Hiekuril met til,oil ,
•’K*1 1,11" ' 1' •* uditie-.H o fte n
i j i t e r and rem ove temP® tJ
f° r
‘ h ’rid e w in .
toward* the ,,f '* "''"d.'i* wliirii .h.liuson «le- c r , nimounresi th a t the
J
| .lay in an attempt to ga in ' i f , . r . w its " i’"*r r
! " l4'' l ‘ " ‘ t • r e x e c u tio n o f th is th r e a t timl s till U * J
t* m
u » « i in Hhouia bv pointing
p
la
y.
.....i .h..
14,1,1 w h e th e r
duo the ehampion toimirrovv iimhu (her point in (In- situation when H,e ■ n l'11'
t 'lim h lin g elianco
. , J t o a M iJ lii o f ti itour f ro m ground, and
the m...»i
aliaft o f ,i...
the dut, i elnreil be t omnntti'd.
di.litmon, who Niirrendeiitsl .Sat W V
ji« rifh t
*f _v d ii tv.,, oud a ru n is needed a t second.
..Lnjl
should be in u horizontal pm-itimi.
T n
'v
" ‘ le t 1his s u g g e s tio n th a t the lim it f o r u e e id e n ta l" '
*tinf it f o r granted that the
In r e a lity the m j j j l
Thla lant poir.t 1h nf vital im urday, Rujtl lie killed a man near H u r t y 'V dL*, w ll. lie G ulin •.,n i,.}' itie k e tB to a h e a v y w e ig h t , ham -
Police Refill l o Take
Stock In Confession
' is boon kopt atm, it will portance, as, if the club in allovvid Apploton, W lti., bust
..........
ktlirally Ut t)iu pluycr to ul- to drop beyond thin punit ion,
the th r o w in g Mm o f f „
‘
.hip
lp tu rn
com
s m in g
hv
fr e ig h t - tr a in
f ' ,rm ? f n eaHhit r
, l u c k . : p io im h ip co n te st
m Lliitt M a te hr*
FIHl-S ttl I'
CONTHOI.
U lh,’li: " f
, raised to ?60 was laid aside l.y the
who ilaima I,. have hocn J.. 4oe*n..lt ,t*Hnn^rinM,M
guarani,Vi
|cuinnilftslon pending a decision bv
flrS J 'u 1, ! 1'1'' A"«* 1 —(/P )~ Fore*'
I a f,re|n*n on II"’ (''ait,, talkod'to'
Th Inclined to lim» control. ' Tim
/ L ° . m tS’ a,M ," :,v l,«‘ I «he‘ IMoiwbfodinmittee on t(/o ata- tiV»i' 1. , / . '‘‘Puetml out o f conabout tint crime ami dflU ?.
“ L tho boxers.
Tlm i ' c S c
club pauai come down tha \v:.y Jt ‘Johmion
i. 1 U4'lUt’ eoi’sta utute3 today
lured ho Mliavcd the state)
iroaa nE&V ..v1 ?.,i*.Lny .*,’-»!
W,II 1,0 placed; hoard' Jp2axpwteil to rule twxf
®°titllUong jg
*“ **
**»)d U»C Jihiyor
jWH: •- V’ kjiM
'. :?TV,
«K; » " 1 1
''" l i n t an d th o m a n o i\
h l" 1 1 a d . v, r ru n n e r , w W ie th # ,Ufo double steal *'” 1
• ni'U, , ra te d ju s t an o rd in a r y f i r s t un d th ird is
'■•• '••••',i Hi,, ru v.n e r fr o m f i r s t on th e re p u ta tio n
JutH-aa-n U»4)-ra»**r
mo e>t!',|",<''! 1,1
-unluisi i -ii
1 ,s con»idered goo<) By of tho baLf*Tl ■
S b p ia n y t k “
raih»»Mi " k'u,nljl0 With.tha butter
�ffl Day Brings New Opportunities to People Who Make a Habit of Scanning the Want !
II
A a loix ob ilcs for Sole
luiiy Herald
AI). BATKb
DODGE It lit IT! IK KS
r . « l bp rrroivrd
rollwtor Hcnl
DAILr IL'*L\S, Tampa,
_ Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word
j
S lio p * 1' i v
u
I ’ l f l N j "OR SALE Kitchen cuhinet, one ATTRACT! VK rooms to rent for Minimum 25c, ensh with order
! K,„l,os.Uu,
; ' , " vs,'r- ..... I»ed, one <1 r.ing
»r off ices nt Park Ave.
- f . - -• ••<><)•>!<• rate . ant.
,H
I’lion., i i? YV o' o ' »
" ’ I
• " ,M'
,,,,x niul etc. Apply «nd ...... mi.m ml Street.
W. M. HI — L
Leeg
g al N o tic e s
t'otiiineiviiii^streel.
Avt‘" ,H‘ j ” K U k e . Luke M o n r o e .______ i Vonng. O ymu t. 208 Park Ave.
|
I' RI NT I NG^T M\ t n7
|Tvp, enters^
L^
!
U SED CARS
Sc i» line
7r u line
Kf.l rules
are
for
length
f rhaW- of :10t- for
jS-inK
restricted
, (|»*5ificali"nur is inane The Snnvlj|| lie responsible
Incurred insertion,
rtil(.r for sul»v.juent
rtrT,e olfirc should
----- of
l!>25
Ford Coupe
11)24
D H Truek, L. It. M.
It>2li
D H Screen
IJt2fi
Ford Coupe
i 1)25
Ford Ton Truck
QgTANi NOTIl'K
„ „ s|i..ul-i L'ive tlieir
, r t..ffim adilress as
Itlcir phone nmnher if
temills. Ahoiit one
of « thousand has
ami the others
usmrale with
you
Vnovv your address,
mlnuanie Ml SI l>e
„,ocm at The Sanford
. nr liy letter. Teleiitimi.ime* art* not
Pr >n|>t
>, r>ii i
Kff ieient
,
K-. Je. pi, '
I dll'' .' I
11
D L DC NC.AN
I 'a iill i e and I >eeorator
PHtINK
an d
D esk
R o o m T u M I'A
“Don’t Stimulate Your
Plants—Feed ’Em
11)211— D II Coupe
IP2 1
( Kt rlatul Tmu mg,
11)21
Fold Roadster
Ili24
Fonl Roadster,
P.)25
Ford Touring,
11)21
Dodge Touring
Cliev Coach
Pd22
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
I _________________ _______ _____ ____ .
FOR
SAI.K
Cavendish
-
and large term
----------------
property.
I ' m * T r u e m a n 's r e g u la r bran ds nr sp ecia l m ixtures, “
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Trueman Fertilizer Co. .*•
Jacksonville. Fla.
Dean
Berg Corpor u ien. 515 First N.it 'I
LOCAL W A K K H O rSK
Sanford Feed Ac Supply
Co.
Fhone ."KIB
llaiiana j M,,‘ A* U & FOX, Rent estate in- ID»nk Bldg Phone 712.
----------I Plin.ts any ipiautity, 10 and 15 j v,'stnients. Best buys are among
IBHKilNS * t ( iv
v C l.
Am i
each
Mrs. II. II. C happell.; " ,,r lls,n,KS Phone 745.
! , * “ .................. i t,,
' l i l M
i 1 ,v i« »*h...... 578 . w .
SKK R.C
I D \ LK for good buys
I lam and urn;....... .1 sheet met !
■n Real
K lto n
M ou ^ h ton
1 >'•. 'J.'tii Meisch Build
<
il
\
fcork.
Tel. 71<; \
2117 Frer v
ing
Av rune
AID l U T F C T
W \\ I III 11 I r li \ 11|< or sell res
s I—-1 louses i o r Sale
f .«IIf.i Ilf
i'lintl IlllS^llCS '
I ’ n si \ .111"ii.11 Hunk lllitg
1h I " R I D A
,) R lo , d m
Orlando ^ 'll M;i»|r ' n I ‘.oliif oi ('hf\olrt
S a ii ln r il .
D'li »r.«1.1
Mil 1 i*i um th m »imi
( a l l ()\sl
Moininr Seiilinil, laigesl classi
B ' R ' i \IN I III: tjl'IC K M IK IN' 1
f e d I'lisitiess. i.iti 1 1- a word, mm I iJ . ( K h «I*•. I la.
I'D K ROOMS
nnniit 2 Ic c.iili with older.
•:l II I IN' It \TH ROOM.
f».ri— SpermiH at the .Slorett
sIMlW KR
B olt hi i * at ores t hroiig hunt |
- I — I'ainling— I .pent,*
h"0‘ •
Ila rd wood I loot s.
F"i Salt Bv Owner
I AUTOMOBILE DJIALERS: 11 y n
BIB>NK 712.
j want to sell ym r used citrm , |
|vertiae daily on the cluaaified page
HOI.!■ KRS
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! "S T K W A R T T ilK FLORIST"
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scriptions. Drugs, Soda. We are . Wif|l i|Mvn,'.s t ' Ratliff! I’ hone 8 Ml
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general HI— H elp — Male o r F em a le
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moo Fast First street.
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18— Ititsiness S e r v i c e O f f e r e d ing''. 200 North Park Ave.
I
DrFletcher L Brown
A ttractions
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.
(o ■)))!igiittotti
IttOA Ave
S A N F O R D ROOF1NO CO.
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HILTON'S HARBKR SHOP
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11! Magnolia Avenue.
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expel n in >•. plenty Good I.cation $55 per month In Herald office. Box G |! V , or Geo ]
Ifwf'T'l Healer.
K first iduss barbers. Special at- ' able to lake care of aiis part of iplll'e
M. Herald office.
B Vestal. 112 : Beach S i , Day J
Ts CAR At; i',
leiilnni given ladh's and children. , the farm. Addi>s. •!. L. I’ l'i'oin,
"O I Beach, Fla.
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I'ii.me ‘ >17
1(ul p i l i t i i U ar* rar bait rafertnret.
THK ( L A R K Aparlmenls on tin
I 517 Cypres* Ave.
S A N F O R D DRIB. C O M P A N Y
pit* BCD k t'o.
bead ,
lauisonable weekly nr L O I S L IS T E D B li l t)U ( IN IIK I
"T h e Rexall Store”
•"vdia .A>> nne.
B * ) I 'G U T ON Tl- RMS
monthly rates. 415-41H South At
;{<l— [nvesl men Is, Slocks,
r letcher
rown
We inn 1%4* a specialty of our prompt
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T O S i'L l PC IB IIA S K R
laiitie / ve., Daytona Beach, Fla.
f.lling o f prencriplions
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Mrs. (). F. McCue, Prop and Mgr.
f- fori
■DRDSON
Id i'l S FOR S A L E
Phone .T>7 I. d
JACKSONVILLE. F L A .
H'i IIIgg’n Inc.
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches j ' " V and sidntilian. "
Mo nl
0 I'alitielti.. Phone TU
FIRST *’ LO()R nicely fuiT.i-heil
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WKNI'K
HADDOCK STE A M PRE SSE R Y
B> I u cell I 11 II a I n i I 2lb :•! I , , I
room ipartmeiit. 202 Park A m
Nash
— Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. Ml— Irloncy to I.Oiin
1.1 X I I .
HmH m.t", ..,r value. ' 105 S Palmetto Avenue.
Phone.
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One ...............
2 ........
$ 2,(1110 on
rii 'ionii;>', ,'i
MO-J.
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247:1 Palmetto Av.
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PALM ETTO A VLSI L
L A N E Y DRY C L E A N IN G CO. Connolly & Sons.
B
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77—
Hoi-sen
for
Kent
Ik I,""I' m.ik. r-. profit.
Dry Cleaning, Repairing ami j —"~*r.
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'j'"'11'’ ' di iu own Dye ng.
Bifi lor prompt j IH— 1 Ollltry lllid SuppIlfH
(
$2,5411).(Ml
HOUSE FOR RENT We have m
(Fnut S p e c ia l i s t )
<
service,
' i.'OK S A I F Sixtv leghorn hen.-.
ipiiriei every day for h ou ses'
H IG H L A N D S T R E E T
Will He IVrmuticnlly
Hi months old. $1.25 rail. II. T |I 1st you' house with us. We cun
B etw een K im and IT e in li \ v , ■.
BShimns— Repair- I J)— Ituilding— C onlrnctlng
i
eii
any
house
if
terms
are
right
I, milled At
Tiller, I’aolit. Fla.
(i lo ts M ix I 5 I each
Phone
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Scruggs
Scoggaii
S2,(>(K*.IUI •.n il
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C L A R E N C E SMITH
M O R G A N T O W N . W V A . peojde Realty ( ’ >.. Inc.
i,^ '', l,dM ' i)
General Cmitractor
l , , mlerested in 1'lnrida. Kai'h
i l l s li. F ir s t SI.
H IG H L A N D S T R E E T
up
n,'l the owner.”
000 West First Street
' f i b i . m' i h rough a ela—ifit'd add in FI VE
LOOM
IIOUSK
Corner
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B etw een E lm a llil <* ih Ave:-.
IUI.K()R|i,' ‘ ,S
at Plume 441
_______ '('he Morgantown POST. Six cents j Spurli.g ami Oak. I.. A. Km
.'! l o t s '5,lx 15 l each
CHrm ..
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LIN DSK OG— General Con- a work for six eoi.secuUve issues. , aud.
lime
$2,(100.DO each
T reat nicnl Fur All Y ou r Fonl
BUN TY —
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ho
tractor ami
and builder.
Plans and
ami
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FDR KENT House, 20'IJ Maplei
..............................
"'upe.idoua develoii
BVelop- specifications on request. All work LO LH M B U ' (
largest I Ave. Also three room apart | I' KA N BERG < OKI OKA MIL
V '" ' it in thei Palm guaranteed.
Residenco 217 High - 1
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land St.,
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ANNOUNfMENT
Dr. J. M. Vidler
Lloyds Shoe Store
Itetfinning Thursday,
August 5
SINK V\> FATHER
1 /
\VF C A N S E R V E V O L
Ford Touting
"til a in
i in i
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ve in
For Best Results
■' I
DA II.A N KWS it rovers
Brow,
HIGGINS SMITH WIGHT. IN(
Real F.state and
ard County thoroughly which is
INSI |; W t ’ K HROKKRS
1one of the must rapidly growing
----section* on the
Florida
Coaal
|l>l— Miscelleanous
ILISI
\<11i;PROPERTY WITH, j Sample cepi and
rate card upon
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reuueat
STOVK WOOD S uii cured, for
;i,'> F ii 1 National Bank Bldg.
I
I sale
l.ijivo orders at 1511 Med—
IF Yi*D want to •*«, 11 your farm,
I'liville Avenue. F. H. Dyson.
,
THRASHER & OARNKR
W(‘ can Id* j'l’ ^nnfj st,rvict* lo \fii
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JNlatu nn<| Fin* Insuraneo ns w<* have impnnrs fo f Imtli small
2 f>— F lor is ts.
Fonl Coupe
l'.)2l
1mil llcndtl, NVay'eros's/ceorg
Ramsey Bros.
11)25— Dodge Sedan
11)25
KOA — Real Instate D i r c c l o r v
'
Ford Roadster g
111!
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Hmwehnld furniture OFFICE FOR KE N T— In M-.sch i ‘ aid S.mth G e o r g ia s '1' g
> M,' g
-“ 'hi this weok.
218,
Bldg
Apply A. P Connelly A newspape,
Morning, aft
...... A vvmi-. _
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Sons. Mngm.I,., and 2nd.
, weekly ...... Sunday.
Cla:
jlil Seed, IMsmts. F e r tiliz e r .
I -II—Healing ant* •|i«*t«hinir
Klin Ave. and 1.1th Slreei.
biles f o r Sale.
1,1 "
11)21— Dodge Touring
New I .in at loll III tl I
|ami I mind.
u-y
s
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enhinet and folding davenport
i
" AN All kinds o f ; (iim<| eomlition
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Teh
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I Hi m l •'neet Metal
Work., phone 12.',
( ;.l| „ t l|f, French
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At Oak A vi nue.
''••"lie and Tint.I street.
Tele-
11)25— Ford Touring,
i.u" i:in i s k h s
rcpresentiitive
lie familiar with rules,
,| , |I —if !• ...... . Wl"
...nirl-t •
mat ion
,wdi. tlo-y
will
i, u ..i .hnjr your
make it
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i 78— O f f i c e s
Dealers In
' fur P*} "lOr a line
,'fl1c, »n rcinenl.
•N— H o u se h o ld G o o d s
r
DON 'T FORGET
l V h in Adv.nre
' 19— Il„il,|t,.„ C on lroclon..
a sound foundation on which ? .7
rest the assurance that every clod tl
you invest m Sanford - your home
town-is <1 dollar that will never shrink
-quite the contrarv-it will grow into
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n
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22 Drowned As Ship
Collides With Pontoon
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Instill, Robert
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ItfO DE J A N h l !{(), Aug. 5.
— (/P)— Twenty, two persons were
drowned luHt night when the
constwiso steamer Bitur, carry
ing freigh t and ''ussengers bctween North
Bu^iliun
ports,
sank a fter colliding with a pon
toon near the bay o f Arnrus.
Heports received here from
Para saya that five o f the drownthnt the remainder*were pasHen
. gors. Tho survivors im lulled
the captain end his mute, who
have arrived in Para.
■SANFORD, F L O R ID A . TH U R SD A Y, A U G U S T 5. 1926.
STAND ON LAW
REITERATED BY
MEXICAN CHIEF
Sends Slayei-of Husband to Gallows
I’ resident (nlles Determined
To Enforce MexicunConstit nt ion a 1 Provisions Regard
ing Religion, He Declares
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St. Johns River Commission
ers Will Ask Thai Mandam
us AguinKtSem'noleCminlv
C. J . R y a n , F o rm e r
C ity M a n a g e r H e re ,
C laim ed B y D e a th
S o lic ito r P ro m ise s
S o lu tio n T o A tla n ta
S la y in g In 48 H ours
U. S. A tto rn ey In d ic te d F o r
appropriating G u a rd ia n ’s F u n d s
THOM
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Republican And Dem ocratic1
'Incumbent*! WlnWIthSinglo
Exception In Kansas Race
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A New Witnear 1
suits In W j
P rosecutor
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rest Is O rdeal
In Murder
K A N S A S C ITY. Aug. 5.- -(/!*'
Victory for llu* wets in Missmiri
and an appatent * rushing d«*f<*at
of Ku Klux Klun supporters hi h wa*t so hut in Chicngo thut
K ansas appeared today as the S e n a to r' .IIImes A. Reed o f Miss
SOMERVILLE, N. J,,
«iiitstjiiidiai' re-ults uf Tuesdai ‘s ouri put on lus summer duds when
jirimary elis tiun hi six states
* In* went there to lead tho p rlin n ry 5. t/I‘) — YVnrrents fa t
Note the more a mints in conni
In t Iklabixiia, when* the KI.hi election investigation.
was coiisiilered an open issue in one lie which the fiery senator wenrH wit It the murder four :
major state contest, the order's on hot days.
ago o f Rev. Edward W h l
reputed cnqdidntc led. while tinHall und Mr«. Elinor
wet faction ‘ claimed the edge in
were today in the hi
Montana.
osmutunt Attorney ><
With cuxujressionul nomination*
holding interest in two southern
Simpsorr as a f«8Ult df,
states. West Virginia returns in
lie described ns an ‘*$
diluted the renoinination o f the 1
story" by u new witRfML^t
(-tales six representatives to I'on (
gre*s, four o f whom are Repul i
One man charges a
Beans and one a Democrat. Rep j
quently mentioned in the __
lerrliti'.tive Woodyard, Itepllhlii all, j
being an accessory to thk
Fourth district, was not a eumii t Exofulivo
O fficer
Resigns Mr. Simpson said he wotrid
date. Returns indicated tlio neio
A fter lloltling O ffice For ommend that this man be
i ii :i t i o ii of Ex Representative
Fast Six Yenrs; Plans To without bail when arrestAL
James A. Hughes, Republican, for
The other names N elli*
1'on t i ii tie IteHideuce Here sell, a negress, as a mat
Woodynrd's plneo. Representative
Joseph Dahl of Virginia bad a sal.
ness. Informed o f tha
stantial lead in the one congress
Resignation o f It. \V, Pearman, she waited most o f laat
ional contest, nine incumbents liv .Ir, iim executive secretary
o f her front porch, aboutathr
ing unopposed.
the Sanford ( ’hamlier o f
Com era o f a mile from the
G. O. 1*. ('an d iilates Renominated merce ban been tendered to tho tree under which the
Itc-nominntiou of three Kepuli- hoard o f governor)*, according to fouhd, to he arrested,
Iit mi senutors was considered cer an announcement made by
Mr. hand spent moat o f th* night j
tain when they amassed command Pcarmun lute
Wedneuluy.
The Ing cards with nawabaiMrj
ing pluralities with returns nearly resignation liecomea effective upon the ground under the K«
.
complete. Senator George II. W il it* presentation to’ the board at of a half-doxen automobile*.
liams, of Missouri, routed I,is dry it* next meeting.
Newspapermen W a tc h , "
opponents by large margins for the
A desire to advance ilia per
New* paper men also
long uml short term nominations. sonal interests is given by Mr.
Senator J. VV Harreld easily led Pearman as the reason for his home or tne man In th*
Mra. Russell's testim ony'!
in the Oklalioma balloting ami Sen resignation, which comes after
previous Investigation did n
ator ChaillcH Curtis, Republican
having icrved the local body fo r
floor leader, bad little opposition tin* past six years since its organ discredit that or Mra. Jane
who swore that she saw M m *
in Kansns.
ization as a chandler o f commerce. bending over the two bodk^ri, * 1
Former ('ongressenuin Harry B.
The secretary's action Is taken
.lluwua, St. Louis, Democrat, uud a
with no ill-feelings toward *any»
wet, Tncreased his U*h<I in lain re
(Sic, lie dcclured, and in comment ow, now on bail eM rgd d t
turns to oppose Senator Williams
ing upon tho subject, Mr. Pear murder, made affid
in November. Late Ohlakoma r e
man took occasion to expresa hlai same time in question, Mra, '
turns widened the gap in the
appreciation o f tho co-operation |was at the Russell home dll
Democratic senatorial race, in
that has been given him both by u stray dog
wliii h J. U. (Jack) Walton, do
tile citizens o f Sanford and tho o r -1 Detective! today Were
posed governor, trailed ( ‘ongresificers und members o f the Cham-' ing the statement made td 1
nian Elmer Tlininus by more than her o f Commerce.
Simpson yesterday by a neWl/ ((
ll.UOO votes.
"Sanford i* the ta'st city in the c«ivered
witness, a rnl- "*'
In Kansas, Charles Stevens of
slate and its people an* the finest married woman who call,
Columbia led two opponents for
to l„- found anywhere,” he de office a fter being advised
this nomination by a narrow mar clared.
husband to tell what she *
gin.
Mr. Pearman came to Sanford
Refuaea to DUeloed
White Is U ’uding Falconer
(Continued on Page T w o)
Mr. Simpson refused to
Republican and Democratic inher name, nut declared th e re '
eunibcnts, with
one
exception,
be four arrests within 48
seemed assured o f re-nomination
her testimony was verified,
in the Kansas congressional dis
"She told me," ho said,
tricts. Congressman
Bays
B.
know two men who were
White, Republican, was leading C.
A. 1' Falconer by only a few
when Dr. Hall and Mrs. M:
slain. She gave me an
votes. Tii the Seventh Kansas dis
description of what hapj.
trict, where tho office was va
cated by Representative Tincher.
Police Detective J. B. Green has, the night o f the murder. I
Clifford A. Hope, Republican, led an «•>*,* for "w et goods.”
He was her why she had not told h*W
tho field bv an apuprently snfo driving
leisurely
along
Third to the authorities before, H i
margin.
Hi red at fidIO o’clock this morn ply was that she had been
Four Democratic and two Repub ing when lie espied a lurgo (o a r the newspapers at the tidM
lican congressmen in Oklahoma ing car with two diisky-hurd men had concluded that arty
who had any testimony ft
were cither unopposed or had in the front scat.
targe lends foe re-nomination. In
Thu detective liecume nuspiriourt to the state was badgered
the Third district Congressman when ho recognized the driver and detectives and made pri
Charles Carter was trailing W il he drove hurriedly in his direction. defendant.
* > ;«
bur Cnrtwrlght In the Democratic The negro driver speeded up, and
contest, while n close race develop Detective Green turned o ff Thin!
Goreline’s Arrest
ed for the vacancy created In the Street, swung linck on Sixth Street
JERSEY C IT Y , N. J., A d f.* «
Sixth district when Congressman und licndcd o ff the fleeing car. (/P) -Stute Senator Stuyeon,
Tlmmas failed to oppose Walton.
Sam Patterson, negro, arrexted clal prosecutor in th# W T t t w I
Former Gov. Jonntliim M. Davis, on a liquor churgo before, and Mills murder Inquiry, toddy
accused and acquitted to purdoll John A rgett, negro, were placed he had ordered th* M T**t o f B
selling, was trailing Donald Muir, under arrest.
Bonds were fixed V. M. Gorsllne, vestrymXO '
young attorney, for the Kansas at $201), which were readily furn choir singer In the lat* *
(Continued On Pugu T w o)
ward W. H all’s New
ished by both men.
church.
The nature at tha
not made ptibltc by tha
Uorsline’a whereabout*
dlsctasad.
pearm an ; quits
AS SECRETARY OF
LOCAL CHAMBER
r
(Mate
KLAN IS DEALT
CRUSHINGBLOW
IN THO STATES
Jim Reed
Republican Solon8
Are Renominated
Navigation C o m m i s s i o n ntent Of Harmony Retween
Government And Church
ess
Eight Pages Today.
Kriuthing DefeutGivenHouded
Order In KansanAndCandidnte Opposed T o It l.euds
In The Oklahoma Primary
Received From
ST. JOHNS BOARD Wire
Peruvian President
WILL PLEAD CASE
IN COURT FRIDAY
M e x i c o c i t y , Aug. r.,— (/ib
IVssimisrn regarding the re
bgious conflict between th«* gov
eminent and the Catholiis was
O f f ic ia ls Me M a d e A b s o lu te
more pronounced today.
ICO. Ann 5.
Business depression, bom of
Sunill. K .i.iiM n n li
Circuit Judge W. W. Wright at I tile economic ImVcott
(let-lured
|iximiii1'** in IHiiHiis,
III o’clock Friday morning, will | l>v Catholics in protest against
today I**'lore
tilt*
hear the pleadings o f attorneys , the government's religious re
npaign K u ik Is ('o m representing the commissioners ..." gulations, is gripping portions
of the Republic and causing ap
it during I lie re- the Upper St. Johns River Navi
prehension in other parts, in
ciiinpaigii
lie gation District to make the writ
cluding the Capital.
o
f
mandamus
filed
against
the
f (hat Sam uel In
Seminole ('m inty t'oinniissimiers
MEXICO C IT Y , Aug. 5.— (/PI—
to public u tilitie s absolute.
President ( ’idles again Iips rciternt
tani »o» * rib iite d
Tile writ would eompcl the ('orn- I ed the intention of his government
■oissioners mid also Alexander
l ftndidni y.
I “ In enforce, without fearing inlet
I mnimnii (alb in tl*!1’ Vaugh, county tax assessor, to .d ills
for supernatural
punish; Smith tid.l I 'linii inaii *V:-rr.v out and perforin the duties" I meiits," the Mexiinn constitutional
, ft,( U*r:ilin* an i*-sue o f tin* s|M'('iul legislative net ereat provisions regarding religion.
ipj^n ami I'liarjM'S were ing the iiuvigalion district, tieorge
Ceil. Cnlles replied to this ef
A. DeCottes, i minty attoiiiey, and feet to a telegram from Augusta
(pputirid*. '
who advised tin* eoiinuissimieis in B. l.eguin, president of Pern, re*
I deny it?" fh*i*d (iski'tl,
an opinion rendered that neither (liiesting re-establishment of har
al y p f m i 11 111 d m tin* lax assessor o f Seminole enmity mony between the Mexican govern
ipait'n, I aid that if
Paul $:iH,tiiHt,tHI(l in 1nor the bo: rd have any .duties to ! ment and the Catholic Church. The
i !u (in* public wanted , perforin under any provisions of ! Mexican executive said he would
t» my campaign I : the navigation act. will ask that consider President l.eipiia’s tele
>nwhy lie should not • the alternative writ o f mandamus gram a persona! expression and as
lie iiuashed.
not im plying intervention by a
P- A. Vans Agnow of Orlando', foreign newer in Mexico’s purely
Ally. a. </1’i Out author o f the uct, ami chief coun domestic affairs.
itiun of the Illinois sel fo r the iipvigutinn board, filed
“ Evidently," the message to the
Itkicb the senate cum- the petition a fter the Seminole Peruvian president added, “ your
l committee expects to Commissioners derided not to carry excellency his not received truth
, will collie two and out the duties specified by the uit, ful reports o f the Mexican g o v
I citations to the Sen- and the refusul o f the tax assessor ernment’s attitude regarding the
to extend and carry out the four- Catholic clergy, as otherwise your
lit of that body.
Fhictigo public inill tax Icyied by the navigation opinion would be unhesitatingly
UK. who largely fi- board on the county’s tax roll.
favoralde to tin* Mexican g o v
kgurial (umpuign of
la his opinion to the Commis ernment’s viewpoint.
Ek, Itepuldicaii, ami sioners, County Attorney DeCottes
Clergy Oppose Resolution
“ The clergy, in accordance with
Ib lllliitois. Commerce j declared tin t section I I o f the act
ticorg
tieorge L. Bren- “ purports to confer power
and its traditional conduct, w h ic h
*ful Democratic authority upon the navigation dis- throughout history has unchained
be cited for rc- D k t
commissioners to uNf*-**, jio many serious calamities in
t other eontrdV- lev/ and collect t a x e s , b u t
it Mexico, opposes revolution which
nois lampnign.
developed
in
does not provide the modus uper- recent times has
(Yowr, state's attor- nmli to carry out the work.
Mexico, both social i lid political.
tx titn 1 liecatise of
" I f Ciod is the supreme manifesNo authority is conferred upon
|t« tell whether he rethe coininisHioners or upon the tax latioa of gund, both in individuals
tribulmn from Insult
assessor of either .Seminole or and nations, I do not believe in
I the rjiiipaign in Cook
this instance be 1ms taken sides
*h Crnttc and Insult Brevard county to make any as with those who fur more than a
sessmeat,
according
to
Mr.
Dciilion that I he commitcentury have been responsible in
■ti-ri-il to imiuire only Cottcs.
Mexico for internal calamities, in
In
a
demurrer
filed
by
the
Coun
rintriliutiiiMs of the
ternal invasions and intrigue, as
ty A ttorney to the mandamus pe well as unrest in tin* conscience of
primary.
IV. Cumiinghani, clerk tition, it was declared among other the people.”
_
if K' l'i ral sessions lit Hiring that tho court is without
Aside from Clenefal ( ’lilies’ state
the third wit- jurisdiction to grant the relief ment of governmental attitude
sought by the navioiition commit*- there lias lien no change in the
tfy the n aiiailtee hen
til || !l (lie o l i m ,'(f shiners; that the provisions o f the controversy lietwcen the govern
rmi'riliutctl to the suc- act o f the legislature are uncon
ment and tin* chun h during the
rul i .oiilulaey
o f stituth.r.Hl anil without legal effects past " I hours. There are no late
'arc m (lie May pri- that the provisions o f the act ate indications that a peaceful solu
contradictory, vague and indefi tion o f the situation is near unless
. s/U ana
|lV male hold I bat the nite; that the act violates sections they la* found in the statement
o f the Florida constitution and the that the church will never give its
iUel nil page Two)
constitution o f the United States; approval to any armed uprising
that there is a lack o f printer pur against tin* government's religious
lins as defendants, the |a*tition not re.iru lift ions.
Moiisirinor I’ascual
setting forth the members o f the Dina, bishop of Tolmsco, : ml sec
board o f eouny commissioners as retary of the national Catholic
imlividuuls.
Episcopate, so informed the A s
sociated Press.
XJusl Becognize Priests' Rights
“ Tho church only approves peace
Auk. ’> '.Pi |.e'<ders
ful and orderly soeiul uclhm, like
vhiial Sim .el ,* of ( 'orthr*t undertaken by the J.eague o f
I ^ ;'V Mere ns-iistiiig
-Defense of Religious Liberty," de
Rnyce tiarrett,
clared tin* bishop, presumnlily re
uian iiulileioan, in disfurring to the league’s declaration
ll>e a-he. i.f bis wife,
of an economic boycott.
C. J. Ryan o f Moore Haven, forj" ket
II ft om tlie
Tho Episconatn in a general
'••nr of
I i. al hotel m erly city manager o f Sanford, statement to the newsoa|K*rs as
»i
d ied suddenly o f heart trouble ut serts that the Rpiscop: te will ac
I.
i . ■*
:__ ____.a :—.
,f'(ii-- f,,r tlie baldness b o’clock this morning, according cept no settlement o f the contro
to
word
received
here.
_ _
versy except that it includes recog
■ liable.! Congreg.tMr. Ryan was eity manager here nition of the right of Catholic
n vest, ril.iv* were atlter''Ilian I (id friends of for two years, leaving March 15, priests as Mexican citizens.
1!I2:1 to accept a similar posilum
It also announces the receipt of
at
Fort Pierce.
lie
was city n Udegrnm from the Holy See in
I dll '< I \ i. e ;, BoyceBt !"■*' I'll* -mall casket manager there for two years, and Rome, condemning the religious
' iK*•e #»IH*. of hi: w ife , then went to Stuart and luter to regulations in Mexico or any act
•lown l a s ( l i e e k s d n i U Moore Haven to engage in pri by the Catholic authorities whicli
vate business.
He came to Sun- might be interpreted us acceptance
» wunl.
«« on an iavesiigation ford from Lake City, where he of them.
Ho
“ '"ur ami ••••raoiiul uf- managed n utility plant there.
\ "*uj.b* I,a | lH*ea re wus succeeded by W. B. Williams,
- hi**,' of Police the present city manager, when he
••nn,
left Sanford.
He tr. about t5 years old, nnd is
**. " f nmasbiughtei
U,i,ii r,„ complicity survived by his widow and two
and
Dorothy.
r ‘J Ii k w ife w ill not children, Cliurtes
utfieinls said, if the Fuaet-ul arrangements w ill be made
* 'k*sir»* to live."
inter.
A T L A N T A , Aug. '5.— (/P)— Re
iteration that Chicago gunmen
were connected with the staying of
Bert Donaldson has been made by
Coanty Solicitor General John m*
Boykin, who.late yesterduy promis
ed a slqution o f the crime within
■18 hours.
Appearing before tho Fulton
, kK\ 11*1.E, Va. Aug.
She charged that during these
county board o f comm! winners to
years
Summers
has
embezzled
the
f< ^ U"nm'rs " f Abhlngfor a,
states at- child's compensation o f 177.50 ask fo r additional funds to com
western dlB- monthly, nnd that she And tho girl plete the Inveatigatfon, the county
. already sentenced had received only ocean onal sums, prosecutor said that the crime
frrtdli Un,“ peniten- such as 180 over a five month per “ was committed by gunmen im
----- from , Chicago
.
. und
. , „ other
'<> false uc- iod. Mrs. Gwinn (correct) said ported
cities
job."
;ie s expreaaly
expressly
fo
r
the
job.
she
could
neither
rear
nor
write,
another fedeBoykin a lio stated that one or
“ »y charginj, mis and twice the guardian had come
five
men__________
under arrpat is,known
thee *_
_ _____
: of * tMilii uh the for her signature to papers stat to havo boon connected with the
ing that she had received money
l*h»n h»r r m 1,1 Klrlslaying. He refused to dlvulgo the
U i, r - l - . a ser- from him. She signed once, she
riame, ,
.
"i the World said.
.
. man’s
Donaldson, who waa a special
Appearing before the grand
investigator In the solicitor genthu « lr> jury, in addition to the girl ®ntl oral’s office, was shot { to death
Jt
In" urance act. Mrn. Gwinn, were Mrs. W. A. Dix when he entered a room In a local
Thomas
fhild* I*n’ '**Tun<*m°th- on, Rod Croati w orker;
.
Hoakinga, o f the Veterans Bureau hotel!
Hattie and W ilm a Stewart, recently upditW.t0 th,e “ UthorAn Arab eata apprexhnately six
Inted guarcfiajt
g u a r a n i * ° r the,
« n , chilli, pounds o f datas .r k m ' day,r the
' J f i un^ r which pointed
testifie d that Sumerg had paid to
* i S tho
V l9death
h,J ot
,n
9
* ’ I*
*ya• .
F u n eral
MWednesday
P re se n t
tire iHU/nakt ■'.*>
Fair tonlg * ; TrU*y km l.
rshowers; gentle, variable 1
Richest Garden Land
LTCandidate
((Understood
Utilities Head
To Candidacy
.;}•.• >.',r ■■'
Ik* loullel
Bt the Aon.
o f M lW d,
Ab«l--H&3
now aenienceaj
to
*.
When Barry T. McConnell. Kunsus City rail trail man, was murdered,
police arrested Millard Abel hut could not gx*t enough evidence
against him. So Mrs. Mary McConnell, tin* widow, began investi
gating. Sin* found a bullet in the rear seat, of an auto which stood
beside her liu.-lnmd when lie wun killed. 'I lie bullet filled a gllll which
Abel owned and now Abel Iiub been mow a ted and sentenced to bang.
Tracy Back From Search
For $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 In Bonds
Refuses ToMake Comment
(bat subject. Tracey did say, the
chief declared, that the work was
finished ir. this section uud Unit
the officers were on their way
buck to tho state penitentiary.
Chief Bass is under the impres
re tu rn e d ben* to d a y ........ tin* E v - 1
sion that Tracey was instructed
ergladcs where he went to unearth
II Cliche of *1 10,1)00 o f stolen lib not to talk Inn the Chief think*
the bonds were recovered and turn
erty bonds.
Clin Buss, chief o f police, said ed over to officers accompanying
Tracey was placed in jail while the the prisoner.
On leaving here yesterday the
officers went to a hotel. The o f
ficer*, the chief stated, made no1form er bandit and party went to
statement as to whether the $ 11", |Palm Bench, returned to Canul
0(10 was recovered, neither did 1Point and from there went to UuTracey have anything to say mi tbegrovc, eight miles south o f here.
OKEECHOBEE, E li., Aug.
</P)--.loc Tracey, former 'bandit
and member o f the Ashley gang
which operated along the Florida
East Coast, and now serving a
term in tin* p»r.ittntiury at Baifonl
F IN A N C E
F IR M C IT Y ’S M IL K AN D
P A Y S AN E X T R A W A T E R S U P P L Y
C A SH D IV ID E N D D E C L A R E D G 0 0 p
SecuritleH Compaijy O f San Dr. Uuker, Food InHpector,
Says Supply As Good As Is
ford Will l»ny 2 Per Cent
Found Anywheri* InFlorlda
To K toqkh n lderH , Announced
The hoard o f directors of lie
Seminole Securities Compuny of
Sanford has ordered an extru casli
dividend o f two per c«uL paid to
all stockholders, neeonling to iiii
aiinouncuinont made today by VV.
W. C. Smith, preHideiit.
The company, which makes loans
to purchasers o f Ford automobiles,
hns expanded its business to New
Smyrnu, Cresent City. Winter (iarilen, Haines (?ity and part of
Wltjtcr Park.
The resolution udopted by the
bonrd provides that the payment
shull bo made to nil stockholders
of record o f A ug lid, to both pre
ferred and common fully paid upSeminole Securities is market
ing a |100,000 issue o f the com
pany's stdek through
Higgins,
Smith & W igh t as fisi'al agents.
Approxim ately GO per cent o f the
stock has been pledged, it is said.
Commonting urph tho action of
te board, Mr. Smith, the president, aald:
‘I * passing the foregoing reso
lution we are perhups sotting u
precedent in tho payment o f divi
dends rarely (experienced in cor
porations In this or any other com
munity in the country. Attention
is calUd to the fact that thin extra
dividend which tho board of direc
tor* have---authorised
applies. to
----------------- -,
both preferred and.cgminon stock(Continued on Page Tw o)
--------------------- .— ^
Spanish Tennis Star
Reaches
Final
Round
a
____
SEAJB1I0HT, N. J., Aug, t o Alonso, Spanish Davla
cup *tar, battled his way to WA
final'rthmif of the Scabright inrl-
(J P h -Manuel
‘
tournament otdyf t>T
a n over
COD
“ The milk and water supply «*f
Sanford is as good us thut of uay
city in the state," according to Dr.
<’. W. Baker, city food Inspector.
These are tho main items ruining
under tho supervision o f the.city
inspector und both are reported in
excellent condition.
Dr
Baker,
since his arrival in this city uhoiit
four months ago, has made u cerofii 1 inspection o f the food and wuter supply o f thin yity und the
ubov© statement Is tho result of
thta research.
“ The locul dairies uro mong the
liest equipped I have ever Soon and
the sunitury conditions, I havo
found in them arc in compliance
with all city ordinances and stato
laws relative to pure food. Almost
nil o f the Sanford dairies have
sterilizers, and those without them
ere preparing to take care o f this
need Immediately.
Dr. G. F. Fish, Inspector o f milk
in Jacksonville, follow ing an in
spection o f the, dairies here.stated
that the Sanford dairies are as
well equipped and as sanitary as
(Continued on Page T w o)
Murphy’s Body To
. ‘Be Sent To Home
The body
o f Patrick
Joseph
Murphy, who died Wednesday
morning following an accident at
the new power plant o f the Flori
—,
____ipany lata
da *Public Service Com
Tuesday afternoon, w ill b « sent to
the fa m ily home at Springfield.
U a a l* Saturday morning by Mlller-and Ihrickaon, mortktana.
Ir- M u rp h y waa fa t a lly Injured
boom l of a craa a whkh
d ;J^ a right a m and in*
W jA tb«
! w & & ts r
D e te ctiv e B e co m e s
Su sp icio u s, N a b s
2 C a rry in g L iq u o r
m
W ill S t a r t W ork On Keyes To Air Views
Before Grand Jury
New A g ricu ltu ra l
A N G E LH S, A ug B.~-(/P)—
B u ild in g T h is F a ll TlieLOSviews
o f the Los Angeles Woman Kills Ttffe
county grand jury and District A t
Attempts
C'onatruetiun uf the proposed torney Keyes on tho Aimo Hcmpta
Seminole County A gr i c u 11 u r n 1
School in Sanford will bo started
before fall, according to T. W.
Lawton, county superintendent o f
public instruction.
The county
Gourd will need $12,000 to erect the
school, and it will ba arranged to
borrow this sum from bunks, it
wu.x suid.
The $22,000 addition to the Fuike
Monroe school will he started in
the next few duys.
It will conriht o f a building o f four rooms,
uml plumbing for both this ana
the old school.
This will be the
first time that the Lake Monroe
school has had modern plumbing,
it is declared.
A new Negro school building will
|he erected ia the Lake Monroe
district at the same time.
Tho
cost o f this huRdlng will be ap
proxlinatev $6/000.
Work
on
both buildings w ill be rushed so as
to be able te accommodate
the
studente as aoon as possible. Dur*
Ing the past year the school facil
ities In this district were found to
'be Inadequate.
The need o f an agricultural
building in Sanford • la probably
grektar than In any city of the
utata, according to Superintendent
Lawton.
"Farm ing Imre," be arid, ui » Um
backbone, pi
community, and jM
McPherson disuppearanco mystery
were doe fo r an rirh ig when the
grand jury reconvenes hers today.
Furemun William H. Carter an
nounced that tho grand jury had
reduced its finding* to writing and
that an open letter would be trsmamit ted to the prosecutor.
Korea
has drafted a statement covering
the entire cue*, whieh he ia ex
pected to release today.
dt
9T. JOSEPH, M o . A t
- M r a . A. P. BunMH. j
farm er near Atchison,
ed her daugMAr M aty
7 today ana thin triad to f
suicide. She shot tha
while they slei
t -
ly
gone
Insane,
Prince Of Wales Makes Preakkri
Address Before British
O XFORD, Eng., Aug. B.—
e fjh e w jr id j.
i
Tha Prince o f Wale* laat night
He IfNIAlVu
daslared that
in *
cam* back to the scree* o f nia tary and naval, tn
student days afcd delleverad an ad- ■hope/ aaiiae and H
dreaa before the famed firltlah A s tact with ever* day
sociation1
— a fiorinkiable audlenc# education, health, Bum
o f g r e y heads matlg up o f tha maal agricultere,
laanped mind* In the field o f —in all* sucb re
of hwmaft
science In England.
The prince, who waa making hia more smd.' _
praaidatitia} address, la the flrat drillaathml
Member o f the royal fam ily to be only pt
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it is
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Tin* Si'Ulli T w o - T l i l r i l s
of
III* l
lilt; uiiv m t. i • -I III l lio f o l l o w i n g ito- I
N o i l l i T h r e e . I i 'i n i r i li a o f Mo* W e s t
itrighl. Huatlinjf boys. Must bo over 12 ye
act ito'il I.i i i 'I
M i If o f the W e s t H a l f " f
th oi
ago. with bioyi’los.
This is your ohanoc toi
x .i M. i'll st Q n a r l e r IH 2 .1 o f N|
T h e N**Mh'v* i t
Q uarter
*>f III** |
Of W 'a o f W '* i o f M S , , e f
your
vacation
money.
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No i Miwim I I ) u a i 't e r (N W 4 of N\V , s. ,e lioii
T w e n t y - s : x ( 2*>l
Town- |
i > o f S i . i o ii i
F iftee n
( 15)
in
• i.,|, N i n e te e n ( t l ) Houlli, ltu im e I
fort: *1 o’clock to
*f'* *tv ii all I p T w e n t y
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Houlli, !
T h i i i y - t w n ( 32) Has t.
I t.i ait** T ill 1 11 t w o ( 32) Mu st.
Circulation Manager
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• i u. , i l . i ..* H im N o r I h i a a l ()un rli*r
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i i -,ii * i •* * . *i ItfM
In
Totvni«lil|i
reii*4«lrtt 4 ml place ah*i*il «hr hon*r.
• w . i i i i i ’ mi South, I t a i i g o T l i l r l y whnrvei AN IS 4*r fniiii'l I" ,r,>
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I
» werk they aft i(*»nf —t* lei niinateil.
TO YOI
/
Ida D isp la c ed B y G e o r g ia
$ t f * A s L t a d in g S m ir c e s O fV a lu w ^ d b l e D e p o s its ; G ain O f
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T A L L A H A S S K R , Fin., AUG. 4.
i— Fuller's earl I. i»
rather
? ,'* '
• • *• '
-y. ifry
distributed in thr United
W
■
■■
•p
" '
; •:
.
ifrt
being conitnerrinlly
pr*i*•
ln several or the Mates of
. iy ,.m •
V S •
Union.
Th.* deposits from
S & . >; '
ih the largest
production it*
Z v S f ls a
ed occur in tne Southern
>*
m
%
tM, pnrticulnrly*Tieerain, Flnrim
imd Texas.
Until 1924 Floridn
it'firs t place in output o f thin
Oct hut G**nrgiii reidmed the
cr and now fW W 'n l "pnwhie
•u
Increneetl output from the
jeits o f southern llirn lu r iotinu.
•• • I f
Georgin, accounts for the
tge in rank o f these two states,
.he production of fullers earth
V
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the United States for 1925 in
■p
tee continued activity showing
nercase <>f 10 per cent in ipuiiiand 11 per cent in value ovrr
■i?
\
, the previous high
record
<m r.
All increase m procluetimi
reported hy each o f the r*-g
trfY
f l y producing stales and the
entry of (ail forma and Nevada
1925 as pr<» Iarm's nrrounts for
inrrea: •.* shown.
Fourteen
tors in the following seven
tea reported production for this
is i alvm i oiil'di'i'. a • 7 months, wh>. won lh»* first pri/e
r Georgia. Florida, Texas, II 111
yr
ois,
Massachusetts, California Cleveland baby con li"l. A a result, his Cither, .lames <'indulge has
Nevada.
Alabama made a started a “ Cnoliilge for i c i dent iii C.Miu-’ boom.
Little Cal's re*
i*port fo r 1924 hut produced no
lationship
to
I'resirlent
Cal
is
best
explained
by
the
father
who says:
V "“ rh during 1925.
The
three
Idest hoy is tin* president,"
.ten first mentioned are credit- "M y grandfather's brother's
with H5 per cent o f the total out
As Indicated hy the returns
'in the producers the total outi\ t i i i : i im t i t «•»i n r si:v
i : n • i i j i m i i \i. ( i m i i i t , n i : ) i i .
g a t was 20(1,574 short tons, with
M I I . K I *11 N 'I'V, K I . I M I I I I A ,
jt valuation o f $2,92.1,9(15, or an
in i ii y m i :k ’ .
XVcrngc value per loti of ft 1.15,
st i t
i'«> «t i n : r
riT i.r,.
■ I compared with an avfrage of
n n n r . i t • r i * ■ <i< i< i t i i i M,
FI.O ItKNf K. Iialy. Aug I. */!•)
#14.70, ir. 1924.
Mriginiii'i Cieneral
Itolu i I
K. I. M ■ I . i 'I'. I \ V T,
"Fullers earth production n the
i\ii i . . ) r ; \ s r.
' ited States hr gun in IHP5 when Kvans, I .‘ 1 A . ictiri'il, i ^ di .nl at
ipmenta were made from Gads f 'll mi hi ii 11
'I In' linil)
will he w II .1.1 \ M I i " 4 w . i i . i :t a i .
county, Florida, according to hrmiglii In Itooii' where lie had
1*1 i i *.•>.• i s
Herman Gunter, state geologist. lived foi a 11ii in Id i o f year-.
M i l ' l l i: I'M I l M I U > \ \ I VIt M i l l \ 1*1 1 I N II \ NT'S.
T h e s e deposits in Gadsden county
G cm ial Kvaie* was horn at
h a v e been continuneslv
operated lack on. Mis>„ Nm , i;r, |h;,o ||,. :;T \ i i : 11, : i .i it:* i * \
V. lilt.III. ' I'** I- • ti l s oil
Aild it Is nrincipnlly from this was giiidiiiili'd from \\ i I I’mT.I in S I T...o I. w
. 11. I.
tt if* . . .i Hi*
Nl
County thn*. Flarhlas production I Ki'5 .
S lm lO tS '
''ll
• I ' ' I* .'
Com es.
Other d 'posits are known
In different sections ol the stale
i'i'’. fe d for many years fullers earth
w a s mined in Manatee county tail
the operations there have not been
a c t i v e in recent years.
KlHcwhcrc
’la. Floridn fullers earth is known
t o be in Alachuu, Marion and nth
-fecounties hut the deposits are un
d evelo p ed .
The Florida earth is
We Suggest Ih.' Inllntting:
4 f ‘light gray to a light bluish green
or.*
The overburden is o f a
(ieiillenu'ii I'refer Itluudei
I he Kxituisite I'e rd ila
JnLlo character and thickness
hy K. Ih irriiig lo n
hy A nil a l.oes
ng removed principally hy
am shovel.
Mining is carried
(lo r T im es
T h e W h i l e M on e lt y
b y open pit method.
From tin*
by M u rk S u l l i v a n
Hy John Gnl worthy
jtfl the fullers’ curlh is removed to
mill where il is dried and
'I he
\ « l\ a iic in g Sunt Ii
Nnhrear
C ground, after which it is pas ••*)
by K i I w im M i i i k
i .it i
\\
.through
., aieves o f liiflercnt
.
no* h,
tfeckfd, Illlu'Hnl ;i*» ( ii
•» and
( m i l l . d i n g l . i h r . ir t
.s cih I lor I t ee I Ml III|»llI■
te, Ihvn ready for market
Tie*
of
f i d ion
••The l.alesl H o o k s ’ ’
Florida fullers earlli n used |inn
'
clpally in tie* Cnilid Sinle*. il
though Hiaall ipianlilles in rcceiil
l v years httve been exported.
■yf
m.i
American Army Head1
.
Succumbs In I t a l y
Books.
.forvacationreading
'
Bojrs Wantei
1
I S STUFF KILLS
AITS
i
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SANFORD HERAL
{(
ri r
I f t l f o f llm Sout!if»n*«t
Sold "fi abvdule money ha* k giMiantee
Twelve ountf holile for tU. potlpanl If
Does Your
Roof Leak!
ifiini
COX
Ruby Chicks For Sale
ITu-ehrcd W h i l e L e g h o r n Unity j
I h ic k s $H.7.'t h u n d re d p o s t p a i d .
\ n r o n a s , th e
SI I hundred.
best
layers
out.
best
f««r
Khodt- Inland
lleds,
m e a l SI ( I i . * h u nil red .
, R eliab le
U ru r*i» l» ).
stron g
W »* p a y p o s t a g e c h a r g e s
giin rn n tee liv e d e live ry .
\\
,1 IT
lii atli|iiartcrM r<u I lie
KiMitiug M alcnalt
II a n y d e a d , l a k e a s t a t e m e n t
I r m a t o u r I ’ os i M u s t e r .
A k a I ion I out’ UiMtf
i itia ra iilc c
The Dixie Hatchery
Now Open!
I.AItt.O, FI,A.
CHASE &COMPANY;;
I’ll ON i: 5:15
too Oak Ave.
— v - ..
CASH and
CARRY STATION
pure
nml
G». *
NEW ICE C
I ’ lM iii uith H o c k s $ 11.51) hu nilred.
Ml giiisl h e a l t h y
b re d c h ir k s .
A fU n t*.
A h e a d on its Merits]
Corner Fourth and Maplj
T3
The Owl Book Shop
K f? '
10 MI K I’ HY AIU
± -------------
TIRES AND TURK
w ' PRICES CUT TO
THE CORE
R IN E S
FILLING STATION
.
u n
Hanford Ave.
Phone 4GI-J
• .
OKI.ANDO, I I.A.
SANFORD GROVE
J
[ icAttrv v ju o v .)
The Awnings on the Murphy Arcade
Were mail*’ ami inslallnl liy us anil are an examnlu
of our alulitv as
AWNING MAKERS
i- A L L SlZtrS High I’i'r.s.suro
and Balloons
Save money hy Imying here,
as long us (hey last.
a h i ;.
N o *li*li too i'*H( fo r us to handle,
None too sm all In he ap p reciated
SELLERS
Awning Shop
l i:t i;
Chureh SI.
Orlam
Orlando, Fla.
“ WK P U T YOU IN T U B H IIA D K "
Sanford. Fla.
((
IL I'ays To
A m id M ajestic Pines
>>
Look Well’
THE POWDER PUFF
BEAUTY SHOP
Kxisls only In give ils
pal runs Die kiml *d pci **uiali/cd service Ilia) laiilils
cuntidrticc and gnod will.
-— Here, you have at your
service, I lie lies! operators
giving the best
— Mar cel and W a x e d
Marcel
II
Results Back Up
The Southeast Part
of the City
— I’lain Km-inIs
— Electric Kaciiil:;
— Bleach Packs
Tako a ritlr around llic c il v to llir south and
Manicuring
cast. Nolo the many improvements being
installed. Watch the building figures mount.
— Scalp Trent mi ni .i
— Shampooing willi
castile soap
pni<*
— Hair Tinting
Visualize what this section is going to be in the
very near future.
— Bleaching
— And the
most
tialural
wavy and curly
P E R M A N E N T W AV E S
Gowns, W raps, Sport Clothes
2 3 W e st W ash in g to n A v en u e
by Mrs. Scully, Miss Carl
and Mrs. Wilnior, who un
derstand ])ornmnenl wav
ing thoroughly.
After you’ve done this, study the location of
Sanford Grove, You, like many others, will
want a home there.
When shopping in Orlan
do, won’t you conic m and
talk it over?
PHONE 11) 17
7 West Washington Street
Orlando, Florida
E* Burnham and
M u rin e llo
S A N F O R D G R O V E , Inc.
E. C. M IL L E R , Pres.
First Nalional Hank Bldg.
Phon^i 249
Preparations for Sale
V *'
11
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,# 3
'j'if
T H E S A L F O R D H E f r A L P , T H U R S D A Y - A U G U S T 5, lfrZ 6
reirne Court Disposes
THE CORNER Several Important Cases
ES ROSE
Before Taking A Recess
shot-Id a c q u a in t h i m * . * ^ (jrj(|a
K , tat(1
What th e r e is to be done ... |
and take a hand in doing I’ wttymm. n?!'luu t- the eupremc
tiTha SominlBS.oner pointed out <«*urt for a writ to review a d .....
of
bv
ctlon program, general in. Justice Whit field,
ants and volume of businon*
Klmer It Anderson u n der sent
first six months of li)2ll
o f death fo r the m u r d e r o f
'■forty (ter cent greater than
E
d
w
a
r
d J Schmid, n ear t h n l u . in
firs t six months of 1026, while
| | the present the hanking resourc- A p r i l . Itt'Jh, w ill Is* g i i e n a oca j
o f the state now total $K(in, t r i a l as a i c s o lt o f the pcvci-.nl " t •
« F lo rid a w hs continuing to g o , ‘">-‘ test the const,im ,o n ,l,U
wan) and cited the fact that the tho legislation
(»p, on,on
),000.
__
R‘ A pessimist in Florida today is
w it h o u t
rcitsoe, he a*
trts, and he
dascends
to tlie
ipks of th ■ knocker and ih a bur
ten on th«‘ state uml an enemy to
I I , neighbors.
! **A» a general
rule, tnings do
t f r i t happen,” continued t.'hnirRoie. “ Men make them hapNb man ever makes husifo r himself, standing on the
comer. Talking about how
thing* are.
"F lo rid * needs to get oft the
t Cottier.
There it work for
o f u i.
i-very citizen in the
A ihauld acquaint himself with
iMt there is to he dime ttien lake
h in d in dtilng it without more
Habeas , nr pie, p ro ce e d in g s were
b ro u g h t bv W'ide on th e g r n u " d t h u t he was c o m m it t e d to prism,
b y a court d c i k w hen m in u te s o f
th e court did im t sh o w record of
c o n v ic tio n and sentence.
T h e court held th a t i t wa> im
m m it me n t.
Wade
-mis
p ro p e r
mi c o n v ic tio n o f d riin l.
' o m m itti
mil offense
i mg t lint he w;t ' i i"
On In
■I . f t tie hji [lie i h:tl g '
the iudgrin nt o f t ' u i u i t " “ iir . nl u m l i ii 'e i
i , . I., fo r e . .1o - . oh I
mid fai Mar ion i mint v
The ri-ver in I is a
an appeal ng; in t ' In
made on the g ro u n d s th a t el rot i A u g u s t
of
w ere r-o.limit ted in A n d e rso n '- t r ia l j i n l g n u j i l of i i m i i m i l C o u it
Ueeoid l " i Dade l o u n t v , w tn u e Inin the a d m issio n o f c o i t i o n ic s ti
faced l ie i ge " f o t i t n i i u n g money
tunny.
W h e th e r evidence supported the u n d e r f.i I - e nl etense.
v e r d iy l o f g u i l t y was riot io n -o d d
I )ei l ee of t lie circuit court of
ed in th e s u p re m e c o u r t ’s review of
the ease. Anderson was sente,a d Duval lountv was affirm ed in tin
Husband Says She Kissed Gram
KLAN IS DEALT Bulb Growing Industry Becomes More
CRUSHING BLOW P o p u la r W ith F a rm e rs O f T h is S ta te
N D Fla. Aug. -I. (A*) - T h e 'n few ■’(> -- however,* nad (hr
IN TWO STATES bull)D L Agrowing
industry is growing . cre.tM* m ■" ! ',|lKI'
I".'t " 1,1 ■ ’[.
I in' Florida and general interest is
t( ontiimcil from Page One)
1being manifest in the production
Democratic gul>«*rniitoriul nomina f t This cron all along thi* east
tion. ( iov S. Paulcti, Republican. coats,
. mv.,.,.,.
k to
............................
according
T. A. Brown,
The sii nee me court reverse 1 was renominated on the face o f ! Vnliisia*” county’' farm agent, who
Sw u i d m <1? U
1 T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug. -1.--/P)
W ltH W lia i l»OCH
y h ,, sta le Htijireine c o u r t to d a y jtidtrmt'jit of criminal court of rec nearly
II I t complete
* i . i .i |
->*■* *■* returns.
r - ---- "
_
■ t returned from
a two
Anti-KInn Candidates • Win
v, , O l t A n d H e l p D o I t , H a y s ^ilinprtned o f several < r i r i i i i m l an.) ord for Orungt* coimtv in ' bn cam*
weeks in s , nation tour of the hull,
Th e K a n s a s Klnn f i g h t whm re
liters along the cast
“
f R e a l E s t a t e B o d y ( c i v i l a c tio n * in an e f f o r t to clear o f B. 1.. ('fin er and H. G. Siever,
the tlor krt prelim inn i v to taking plaintiffs in erior vs. State of F lo .- fleeted ii
in the apparent derisive
s u p re...
m e c........
o u r*t 1 The' agon' visited St. Augustine,
the Mummer recess. which in ex- ! idn. Opinion wan hy Circuit .lodge ; victory ii f three
........................
J B L A N D O , F l a . A u g . 5 . - , /Pi
1 t h «’
Sinmiotia o f Jacksonville, sitting nidges w ho handed d ow n a decision Piilntkn, Doctor’s Inlet, Coi-ott,
™ fv_
,
.
,, ■
I pectcd within a few days
da must get o ff the rtrrel
^ writ of certeornri hrouglit by j fo r Justice Ihifor.l divers
m is tin g the ord e r f r o m th e sta te Vero, Fort Pierce, Stuart,
Palm
declared Walter W. Rose, counsel for Harry E. I’ rettyinan, < Criner f ltd Sievcr were discharg amt by large p h i.n iftie s g iv e n the (teach, Flirt
Lauderdale, Miami,
Ite p iild ii mi a n t i KIan ca tid itia te s f o r Belle Glade, I ’ ahokee
o f the state real estate i Tampa realty operatoi, to review ! ed from custody. They were con
and ( ’anal
II with headquarters In action of the county judge in re- victod of obtaining monev i >i t«q a t t o r n e y general '■mi s e c re ta ry < f P o in t.
fulsi
pretense
in
real
estate
deal
j.
,
. ,
yoking I’ rettvm ans real estate listate.
" I found the g e n e ra l interest in
hero today in dtscussing ,
wn„ (|U(1Hh,1() ,,v
me hy making false statements as to
H e n ry M Johnson, re p u te d K lim the bulb g r o w in g v e ry keen and
t fM im l conditions o f business n „ irt whj( h held that the legisla- the value ->f certain lands.
candidate, m a in ta in e d n 7,000-vote the d i f f e r e n t agents 1 v is ite d were
lead fo r the u k la lg o jiit D e m o c ra tic a n xio us t o have th e fa r m e r s o f
the s ta t e nt the present and ture's action giving
to
county
. T h e suprem e c o u r t reversed the g u b e r n a t o r ia l b a llo tin g w i t h tw o - l h e i r counties le arn m o re o f th is
prospects for the future.
judges quasi judieinl powers is
d e cisio n o f the c i r c u i t c o u rt m th ir d s o f the vote counted. W . 1, i n d u s t r y . "
said
M r.
B ro w n
:<Acterding to Mr. Rose things constitutional.
vo ca tio n o f lit eases St. L ucie county in th e case o f \t
l)t jen o f Enid, ttk l.i., led th e fie ld “ W h e re v e r 1 fo u n d p l a n t i n g
i g(Dot
y y yjust
y
......... but
,..................i\.
hollowing
ihe
happen,
men make
ro.iow m g rev
rewM«i...n
I
I
I
.
Wnde,
p
l
a
i
n
t
i
f
f
in
e
r
r
o
r
,
vs
\
f,,r the liepuhlieiio m i.n in u tio .i,
lust ye a r, re s u lts have been excel
m hippen ami t-verv citizen -f in<>’ the countv judge, ... act,,,..
N'o senator i,il t g u b c n m t o r i t i l lent. The i n i t i a l cost is so m e th in g
brought HvriiniHt r r<*tty mau>L> Ini ! I.. fo r m e r s , d e fe n d a n t in e r i " i
i lip o lu t e ly
IfflE
1
■'A''.VC
•»*•) l
, •> ' J y .
SR*,'
)*.;M
4 1?
o ff ic e r s were i 'ted on in th e V i r
g intus o r in Mmilnrm. T ile henvvote was
m
M is o u ri
ami
O kla h o tn n . w ith o n ly l i g h t h n l lo t
l li g in oilier - l a t e '.
i l m t has been h in d cru n ce in q u ite
bee e x , I
hi* '« espe, a J
Iruo when '» ' iaki,n m o
era,ion
^
/fen
line "I pnjdticlion
This lack
prodm 1'■ 1, ’" ' w' " ’ will ma ." m
price- m«i.h heller t*.r those w I, .
have a if • "d crop this year.
"(■iit-i.imong aoiopg l i e pin*4
-where tie- industry has gotten welt
under inn is \ei< Item h
beep g r . m il
bub ■ ha,
years in some
past iw
m:
land
puJmi 11 h im m oek
i/ln d io ti a me •me t e xcelle nt.
lilt
m ilt's veie l.e;il'Ji> and should pi o
(luce
fa • biennis
each.
Th e y
. hoii1.1 t.e ......I f o r w in t e r b lo o m in g
in to me rr u ile u s.
e'l'h) oes; specnu'-n o f E .is te r
111 ,.. O, I. Ill Belle • i lade III I be
K v r g l a i t ' mock l:iml
11• ' * 'ome
h in t ,veie i i . , i oetie , in ill.ion t * r.
I. pit v
bus
Vnlft ,.i
n i m i n i n 1 1 p la n tn u r-
mmi
Ip g ;
| - 5r\
f
p-
CALLED
M iss W ills F a c i n g !S M IT H
PKAUM.a N q u i t s S e v ere T e s t In T h e TO GO B E F O R E
AS SEUKKTARY OF S e a h rig h t T o u rn ey S E N A T E G R O U P
LOCAL ('H AMBER
tne 1
H IOil.mi'-tl F. mil I ’-i
m Page O n e )
1I
‘ l mu I il l. ’ ' ili in October, P.tliu
I,,, ( ,,(• S e c re ta r y ,
........... ...
n i a m i i m l v one
'leci.oimg tin
wipaeitv since th e
'., ■I r e in Hi
1 ciirg;, l ll / a l i"' if the old Board o f
11re-e nt o i g u i i i z i i t r u t i l e i n t o r I,
j,,n
l'olh'Wii'c hi* a p p o in t m e n t
m (li-tolier, Mr PeurmilM was reiip p o in ie d (In- fo llo w in g M a y , a t
h i i ' i m i i n g o f Hie fisca l year, a n d
Im-- been r-e■elected f o r six sue,(w i> .c year-.
Mi
[V n ru in ii served und e r th e
following pie eh nt i o f the ( ham
11 opr in
«' "Hfc,
IWu*". •;
s i : -\m k k ; i i t , n J . A u g .
j
I ‘Oil I* I 1O
' T l I t'|>" 1”
Ci'i yA severe tes| in a p !iie k\
ill llle . ; e l toft di
,1 a ill b III
fig h t to w a rd h e r Dm f i l l n a tiu m 'l
|.i ■ ■illio l to,I - w it in- «■... Itc l / i n ip i o ii s h ii )
cop fr o n t 11 l l o b o
|<> I . I'll', I III I a e I" file I >1 • I I '
Wills today in th e S r n l u i g h t . .
vitation c lm m p io iis h ip s .
o f I . lo m i'.e c- n l ;
ill I "• to) " I l l ' l l
She lias a lre a d y gone t h r o u g h , to o b ta in ' ci-it on i bt
i " ii'i mp*
on,- p r e l i m i n a r y t r i a l
since
In i
rdlll'ge
operation f o r a jip e n d ie itis a fe w
T h a t wn : done III the
' it I' ot
lu o u liis a g o in F ra n ce .
But iier
H n riw I- D iiie liiir who r e t n - e il
■
matches last week d id not o f f e r the l e - f i l' y l u r t l u r in Ihe le a p o l | )" in e
tlio r o u g li test w h ic h she is called .n q o it y. and wlm- ,- i :i -e - t i l l i
upon to
pass in her m u lc h w it h
ilWi.lt llig t r i a l
O n ly three II',;
Elen*.or
(loss o f N e w York, her
1111 .e- i ■ i l i a i 1lei I I o Oe e x a m i n e d ! 11
foe in the s e m i - f in u l round,
dnv
I h e v in i .- I 'ra n k I ,
um li
Mi^s (Joss is one o f th e mo-l W In - 11. i f i l e d n t l i t e l p e 1il A i * 11 I I,
I
to la* elvetroeuted on a charge of case of It os,pma Small and others,
i « Colonial Invest men*
, first degree murder. The opinion appellant
was hy Circuit Judge Jefferson it. Comprint, appellee.
The opinion
nn)W1,\ sluing for Ju-the It-vets, was by„i.'ii1int Judge \ V Long
uml tin :i r involved foreclosure
Justice Buford being disqualified.
o f n mortgage
|,i i of I i.mi-ice; I, (J, Ball, Col. powerful drivers among America's
Judgment of the circuit - ourt
(,,'i.ice IV Knight, A I*, t niincl women players. The victor in t)u,,f I’ut man count v wa“ riffit oied l>v
( (nh i of I tie <ireilit court of |\, l elwat'l Higgins
for
three net duel will tic called upon to
t|„. K(,|,u.lm, , .,urt in the .-a c ot Manatee mo-iiy wim . ffirm ed in terms a n d I \ . Ihuiglnss.
m ellow to meet
either Elizabeth
the Atlantic Coast I me |{uilrond, tiie wise of \ilnm Biewing < omIt, fm e i omuig to Sanford Mr. |Ityi.n or Mrs, Media B. Mnllor,\.
J
>iff ,,, (,t ror. vs. I P Ward, p n n \ , a n p e t I n n i , \ ■ I I ’ Bo win a n
Pear man -erved as assistant sec | Observers believe that Vincent
iipoi-llees
Tlie suit
tlefemlnot in error
I .pinion h and -it lie i
,'4 "FIori«fct It going ahead nothing j ( lr, ,iit Judge J. c. Koi-ntse lif the was t" -iilmi - M- mitre lands to I'ta r v " f the J.e I* oioviUe < bam ]{i, bauls w ill gain a second leg ■r,
I"a "I < "O" i " |"t lim e >eai s. \, ||(,
light Bowl.
While Wl!
nothing daunted. Our build .sixteenth cm-uit.
lien of iiuigment -ecuri'd -t- tllilo
I’t'iot
to
that
time
he
resided
m
I
y[
Johnston
was
losing y.->
courts in P-l-1 Tig' reioiil -Imw
and Improvement program is j Th,. suit was for malb'oiis slami
! i l l " J* I VII, \ \
l i r d n v to T u k i ichj l l u r a d a ' i l r i v r *
out, with a cash hneking [ ,.ri of whn-h the ciri nit i mi it fouml eil improi-'i 'f v i ' e of papers on
Mr Peal Irian plans lii take
a by I n H, 2-(t, l i d , Itu 'lin rd s was
-lly enormaun.
For the first ’ tj,,*, milwi«y caii'ipanv not guilty
some of I hi1 parties in in lion u m l
niopih 's M o a tio a m the in o u n tn itP 1 ^m o th e rin g th e o p p o sitio n o f Ed
months o f ID2fl h loritla’s con- The circuit judge gi ante-l a new (he circuit - null ordi'i bill " f com
tiorv general
imiifoveine.it I trill). whiili older was approved bv plaint was -llsmiss,.||. will'I- was o f N o rth * a io lin n a m i n visit t " w in d <i. ( 'h a n d le r , l!-2, R J.
New Vork.
He |ilans to c o n tin u e
Richards
scored
t h e o n l y
ttk and volume o f business w a s „ u p r e i n e n.uit.
approved bv the ...................
to make S a n 'o r d hi i home, he s tr a ig h t set v i c t o r y o f the q im r
,tar by forty per cent than th e'
said today, and upon his r e t u r n j (cr fin a ls, g a i n in g th e r i g h t to op
SIX months of Mt25.
At t h e , "
“
.
w ill o u te r p riv a te business,
pose his old double p a rt n e r, F r a n
Praise o f i he w o rk o f M r. P e a r - 1cis I H u n te r o f N ew A’ urk.
man w ae * pr i i'll
i his m o rn
lMi* by J'les.dent I*!. A. D o ugin s:'. |
A l e w i m l m l r y has g r o w n up in
pessimist in Florida today is
who i l , - , tille d i le ret ret a r y
a i tb
Sltttoly wltiioiit reason for his
i e iia t r;,
th e i i'a m if u ' l u t e ,d
I H A N K O W . C h in a , Aug. h
i/P.
one w Im had w in k e d lo y a ll y ami n solvent f o r use iii r e m o v in g hardjde,.hence lie descends to the
; The r i v e r A ung.se, one o f t l i e ,
j f a i t h f u l l y lot I tie best in te re s ts o f ei'i'd ch e w in g gu m fr o m (h e a te r
Of An out and out knocker, a
I l i n e r 1 o f M o th e r K a r l l i 's g n at rivI he t '(-umber o f ( 'nmineree,
u n i t ' seat ten oh the stale and an enemy
I
ers.
Iieciune
of
tin*
tle
m
e
m
io
u
s
IU( ( 'o l ll ii it t e d Ir o n i Page One)
p e i'fotm ed n - ' - r vice w hich
rfe- j
Uhls neighbor.
: te r n iitio n .il i r u f fle ilu it
it bears |
y FTliose who compare business any he has fo u n d in .Ini k s o n v ilh . on! i t - i \ I l';i"i i l u a i ' s le n i'lh , toi- serve* the e o m m e m ln tio n ■ n f eve
T h e re is a g re a t fie ld f o r d a iry
I VDUP,
"Jtions now with conditions as
added amtt l o r d is m a l ctinptii •<.
'I i l " pie ili-t • il o -..ok "cells j
existed during tlie full ami in g in S a n fo rd ns a la rg e n >t ,,f In be t in > d i t lent a! I I. .... Iinn ' o . v m ,
)n s p [ i r , i i .i; noi arid
er of ltt2Ci, attempting Lltere- th e ..................... w o r th o f m i lk Inal
I | pi " II I.Mi It, ,," " I l |
• Florida has coliupifed arc lend- is slopped fr o m l he n . i i l l i Finn* 1 11 ,-1d in - i h 111 ge w |,ii 1i1 r ,■ *n l’ ,M "'.i| of other o f't'ia l of the or
h to l l " w cif
.
.
.
'Florida has cullupsed are lend idn cumes to I Ins seel ion
" tjlf..
f . - D . c i . , , , to, the .............
tin,it
tile bill
A l l th e sources o f th e water sun
,, , I 111
, ' ’ oI dy|,e
,
Ing thottisolves
freely to misin
_ '* li
ce.’ii ilian im
pi , t i.i n o i l , nn<
l Ml I
Uolieh pt w m ce
A quill I er I **!' I lie able a ss i ,1ji to ** tiu il lie
formation.
Business mmlitioii: plv o f S a n fo rd i y e in TT,7!n**«rr', ' ’f
I Hi
Dst bo compared as o f n o rm a l I d ltio .i. T lie re p o rt th a t the slste o f a in • 111->■i h i n n i ' i - tin v<
ill *1 net
An iintobl amount of ba g ive n I be ' 'b a m lie i ■f Com
IK,
I'u rin d s of greatest flue
board o f h e a lth liiul iin iile m n e d a m
I\ years,
■
i
,
1111 . ho,'ll done to <tops in IMi'',' i- i rn e 11 iai eia' mu
U on n rc never considered i n i p n r t o f th is c ity 's w a te r s u p p ly i* 1ila n m g i
ig "
qua re m i le
termlnlng a ctual cumprolu^-.ihive | e n t i r e l y e m m e o u s . M u h t h e c a m
I li ii 'tuier I if ill w it Ir plans fm i he
iutlstlcs.
i ile liiu i o f the new w e ll m>w under I |o"(il il 11•II ■l " | V'.
I ln ' l \ ol I l a id .oiv was saved i ei.r gam/.al mn ,n| i ),,■ i thambif , ,
j "Tho period o f greutes! a r t i v i ' c o n s t r u c t i o n the c i t y o f S a n fn id
11 ' >ii > a d i ' i i ' t i T w l i i i i i In* b re a k in g M i l topgla- • said
tho i a II And w in t e r o f P.llfh Iio can boast o f one o f Ho* lies, w ntio
N e il lie i I nor any o t i ' i r o f | he
" I a dyke p e r m u te d the ivaler.s
uht owed n g r e a t deal o f its im
supplies in the s t n t i .
,
i Im m lii'i o f » ommeree w ill
re
til
*,Ui to tho speculative element | Every precaution is being 1nken i " 1''b bail >m kod Hinuigli sewers sign as has been ru m o ie d . In Korc'es
are
imw
■ but it is li d to be con by the city health ................. n . " ..... . '*■
' ,n" nUr*iy,
mu
the r ive r stt ml we w ill a ll re m a in at
, al w o rk s tr c n g l h o n in g
nurd fo
. r in mldltiuh to bringing keep the water supply in the lies1
posts and put f o r t h a more d e te r
iuirdi
w
it
h
^imdbugs.
(lion s. r f dollars into '.he stale, of shape. The chlorinator at the
mined e f f o r t to m ake the o rg n m
gftve Florida what is now recog- city water works is almost sure
z illio n ivlin l it sho u ld be a c o m
aa tho greatest
and most | means of ridding the water o f the
m u n i t y enter p r i s * w o r k in g
fo r
tflcia l nrivertlning ever re city of any worms that it mnv
t lie best inter esl.-i o f S a u fn rd and
^ on!. U ' r i S U : C IT Y ’S M IL K A N D ! 3.0«» Dead. As. Result
W A T E R S U P P L Y *** Floods On Yangtsc
D E C L A R E D GOOD
1
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w,i 1
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e d h i m i I f i i . t h e i i i m p a i g ii , •'■ " i v
I
S a t I ,rd , - u |ii r itile n d e n l ot ' o "
\n! I -.1 l o t l eague.
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a t ii'-.ii
and
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t.ra iig i and
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1>- g o ir'g m io Uu i l l ■g iil.n e •
in i he i -i nt |o u n a r y
in
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i . amt \ ll.e com m il I ee late . i ' ■ i
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n nT VV .Ian
i
la
1 lie I ‘i nvj.- ci u u 1V i o u t , v. le ' e in
\ e s l i g a t ion bad led In the u u l" I
moot o f more l b . in lu ll pi t " i t
Ho to ld Oil- l o u i l i n t t e e u| eom
pi i m t. -hat g 'liit.ie ii i-liiii up nm
p o llin g plilci a f t e r judges )md re
til "d to let all llieg. I l j eil-d m illn l
go n i i " lO" box. . Ii.it a n o th e r g u ll
man
-n iiig e St tin n m u
(he h .tlln ls. and that a' another
n lim - w o rk a s am. e le c lio a n l f i e i
al " I Im | i " l l ' wa re ini in iid a le d
hy g m ifp m.
;e r * l ull tie;, I I;
Ur
’f 1lie III I I t|
I'd ; ruin
Ml SOI t HI J 1 \ I U I’ h It M I I S
I ,11 r pi i in it - I - r mi no r n p a n
J"-
o' e - l o t i
Pi it I v
f i l l nil
11" .a 11 - e|i
ill'll- '
lit'
1.1l.l d
DKHJtiEKS
;
(WAITS
I h a npe
U. A . I triggei of ()r|
\ a liiir ; .1. i ' Kersey . midi t ion in
arrested bv S;i:*fnrd Po|
"a i ,ge,
Kolnoi Knight, re
pans on one st.ov ilw 'llin g on m- day n ig h t mi ; char
to g an a u te m ic iilc while]
Ninth
Sire!,
* 0 )0 , a ad
*ia
I homns, i i'pni i mi l oo f i, 1 lioiisi
on ' 1 * nth St 11 id, J Imp
m f i i i c m e o f tii|iir>r, brij
j a i l p e n d in g a hoattnif irt
( ' n i l ft F r i d a y mni'liinz,
N I N E Ml R I' IN \\ It I K K
D A Y T O N . Ohio. \up* a. p*Ti
A Smith
Ani'Tirnn]
Ni ne pei oe
ware ir*.i«i ri'iI e a r l y loam! a diet of ants andI
l odliv when r.orlh bcnml 1't'TUisyl- \i ty edibh . Ant*. tuste|
vatiia ]i;i -amgei Irani N uiii Ii i t Ltd7 bin ' ai. lie said. :i •aI mimlt
i1 11* w [icd a
" i n h li.auid pas s e u- Mend o f (lock ;ii‘il H-hickf
I
C l i f f y $1© ip A t o m © ®fifi©i
S t t a m d L a iffd iz © d l
A n important new principle, assuring
&
Uhle Has The Indian
Sitfn On The Bambino
in history. Millions of peo*re talking about Florida, are
ist«x) in Florida and through
talk and their inti rest are
[^tginnlng to really know Florida."
[FINANCE FIRM
•AYS AN EXTRA
[CASH DIVIDEND
(Continued from Pago One)
hohtera. In paying preferred stock
holders this extra dividend wo are
doing something (hut we feel is
v o ry unutusl.
"Xhe Somipole Securities Co. was
organized Hume six year ago and
trteom the very liegilining paid H
r*por cent dividends on both com
«nd preferred stock, and has
Jthroughout its existence paid its
.dividends qajSTterlv and without
rruption. In addition to doing
It has built up a splendid sur■(tfliclent to Justify this extra
Idend, and with continued prosjdty apd careful management it
believed that we can keep (he
permuneiitly on a It) per
( nt basis.
t-*Th* Company in tuldilion to puy.
and b u H(liPK u p a s u rp lu s , hn.jmul%ted asset? to an amount
roxlmatlng 131)0,000, with an
standing ijyiue o f Common amt
fw red sDirk amounting
to
I|180,000.
Kv.'**It is interesting to observe that
stock of the Setninojc Securi
Co., qualifies in every reaped
(■th* demands o f the large under
(ting houses In New York and
mon
j
possess when pumped from lIi"
wells
Other foodstuffs in Sanford hace
i T . E V I*! L A N D ,
Aug. h. p T’ i
likewise Uffii fouml in excellent •Jeoige llhle, star pitehcr of the
condition bv Dr. Baker, espcciiilD t'bvebim l Indium, i.ppareiitlv lia.
the meal supply which is in guml oinetbing on tin* New York A’ lin
shape.
kers and especially on Babe Rut lit.
"I have found some o f th e t lent)
Ill victory .Vest el day. Ills sevellest meat markets hi Saufnrd tlud. 1tcentli of the sea.-on. ivns the
I have seen anywhere. The nm -ll'm iith met New York in ns ninny
iority of them have modern equip starts, and win*, he slunk out
ment ill the shape of refrigerator Rutb with the hn.sf't loaded, it was
counters Hint keep tho meat cold! the third time he bail dune so this
arid free from outside contact.
I M'llHI III.
The city health department un
O f six te e n tim e s I t u l l i has facial
der Dr. Baker plans to rnntimin the I ' b l e , be has reached f i r s t base
rigid supervision of the food suo only fiv e tim e s th re e tim e s on
ply of Saufnrd and to make San single s i,ml tw ic e on bulls.
ford tlie must healthy city in the
1
Stilt,'.
Officers Seize Trunk
Many Arrests Made 1 Containing Narcotics
On Dry l,aw Charges NKW V„„K
A
; bln, k steamer I rook tinlomlcil with
NEW A OltK, Aug. ii. t/1 i
other baggage from the Montreal
Eleven men and one woman from 'Express at the lllftth Street St a
the Broad way night dub dish irt iimi ,,t the New York Central R ail
road early today was seized by fed
Were under arrest today and 7.'
ora! agents and found to contain
doctors, druggists, drug enrponi
•5ltiti,00t) Worth of narcotic!*'.
tint) heads and whiskey agent
Two similar trunks arc believed
were under indictment, all for dry lo l„< enroute to New York and a
watch was set al all railroad ter
law violations.
■omuls in the city.
(iovernme.it
The arrests .were made lute yes agents bail been working on the
terday In raids conducted by fed clue fur two months, it was said.
eral agents and the police, and (lie
Although Ihe legitimate value of
indictments were returned by ii the narcotics seierl wnzs given ns
federal grand jury tiuil had been ■>11)0,11(10, the supply
confiscated
investigating alleged “ prescrip (irohubly would have sold for $1,tion”
bunt legging
for
several (mn Odd, unordiug to the agents.
mouths. The indictments charged
cum,piracy to violate the national
2."*U V ItK I ’O I S O N H I )
act.
Investigators said that lust year
MEXICO C ITY , Aug. 5. (A*t—
Ig o ”
alone druggists in New York with- ' Two hinniriil and fifty
persons
drew 600,000 gallons of whiskey wen* poiHonetl, two of whom died,
over end above the quunllty for **• consequence o f a dairyman at
which legal presi rlptiuns bad been Mnlchuuln, state of Sun f.uis I’ oissued,” more than 1,01)0,000 iqko ovi, putting coy, tu poison, instead
liquor prescriptions were said to of milk preservative in nix day’s
k T tL E , Aug. 6.— (7FA—Thom* linve been issued ulso
u|>|d> of m.Ik.
faon, confessed murderer of
8B*i insists on being bunged
ARRIVES IN AUSTRALIA
i ha will resist efforts
---- back to Minnesota heD A R W IN , South‘Australia, Aug.
that state has no capital
i
id’) Alim Cohham, the Engnt.
He said h« pre----] lish aviator, arrived here this
f o to Iowa, where they
CHICAGO, Aug. 6 .- (/Pi Fide' , immilng from the Dutch East Inexseut* him.
la liarha gives himself
another dies, completing one leg o f hia
| th* morders to vyhieh year in the ring and no more.
j flight from England to Australia
1»aa confessed is that of
The plucky king of the fly. 1«nd return. Coblium left Englund
Emdahi .of Minneapolis, weight boxers is not looking for C-uno :l®*
t, test.
Detectives .turn some (spirant to his crown to
H
WPS^ here to get Johnson, pound him out o f the squared
E X -M IN IS TE R FOUND DEAD
circle, however.
I M EXICO C IT Y , Aug. h ~ .(/ p »_
ids his confession Haturlie is going to quit and go tj Ernesto Grnzu Fere*, former min
tdld o f his escape from college. It probably w ill be Up ister o f foreign relations, was
JM *sylum
in Missouri, land Stanford University, because found deud in his home last night
i t e m verified, as have dc- ha likee the Californian*' prospects with a pistol bullet in his
FM s t o f many o f the mur- in football and the champion is up It Is thought that be committed
i-alateu to have committed. ardent gridiron fan.
suicide.
V,,*,.,
ifeased Slayer Of
14 Prefers Hanging
Flyweight King To
Fight 1 More Year
head.
Nli-.
tfvc
■V
A
unsurpassed Chrysler performance
to the buyer of any Chrysler C ar
Seminole county.
NEW YORK, Aitg. fi.
jircmo J imt ice Guy lias nli
nlipmr.tid
a iommis-.ion lo inquire int*. Hu*
sanity ot Mrs. Helen Vail, 71 jem s
old, wealthy widow with |)iiqi,*n_\ !
in New York, New Jersey urn'll
Florida.
j
I he^ court papers disclose that I
Mrs. Vail was committed to a puv- j
ate hospital at Trenton, N. J ,,,, '
July Id.
,
f
A|i()licalipn for utipuintment nfl
a commission wq.s made by Mr-* 1
Ma be He lloiighlim Flinab, a daugli |
ter of Mrs. Vail and Hit* Intti C:, *
first liusliiiT.d, Charles |*'. Hoaeli 1
toil, who died in IHttti.
1
Mrs. \iiil was liequenthid u life
interest, in Houghton’s $2 ,6011,0011
estate uml the petition stole*: '-dm
has a $700,000 estate at Geaev*.,
N.
a 15 acre estate in Pal..*
Beach, Fla., and $25,000 home u>
■Spring I,nke, N. J.
id ; if.
For, at one step, it eliminates “ pur
chaser’s risk” . . . . ends the buyer's
doubts and fears as to quality . . . .
makes possible the purchase of either
the lowest-priced or the highest-priced
Chrysler with positive knowledge that
the quality is equally assured and the
value is supreme in its class.
Leading manufacturers have been striv
ing for years to achieve this absolute
evenness of quality.
An Unique Achievement
ST. FAIJL, Minn., Aug. 5. ,d>.
Mike O’ Dowd, former world mid
dleweight boxing ehampion, has
filed suit in federal court, for $|n,
000 which lie claims is due o n i,
war disability
insurance policy.
O’DowiI, who served in Ere m e dm mg the World War, claimed he was
suffering from multiple selemsis.
A ng.
-\ l
Advantages for the Buyer
Obviously, cars bearing one name . . . .
built hy one organization . . . . under
one all-embracing system of standard
ized quality manufacture . . . . must be
essentially fine to a degree beyond com
parison with other cars made under
ordinary methods.
This most important o f Chrysler advan
tages insures the superior and uniform
quality which is the foundation o f supe
rior perform ance,dependability,
comfort, economy and long life in
1\\ every Chrysler.
1195
SM ITH IS LEAD IN G
Mo n t r e a l ,
in size of chassis, in richness of appoint
ments, in speed and power — the model
numbers representing miles per hour—
but all are basically the same in rigid
adherence to the same law of quality.
But Chrysler alone has achieved it . . .
translated it into fact by an extraordinarily'complete coordination of
engineering and manufacturing
resources. Chrysler standardization
That each C hrysler, because of
of quality goes back to the sources of
standardized quality, is far ahead of
raw material; it governs
any car near its price
the very minutest opet>
. . . . in quality of con
N E W L IG H T E R SIX
ation; it makes certain
struction and qua’ *
C H R Y S L E R “ 60” C O A C H
that every unit is p r o
ity o f p e rfo rm a n c e
$
duced with the finest
. . . . you can easily
precision standards
verify
by comparative
TowOn* Car. *1075' Rondo.,. J. | , (| ciuh
under the most rigid
Detroit, tubiecl to cu rre n t fe d e r a >
ltt u l a tax.
demonstration. Hun
inspection; it even
dreds of thousands of
m oulds the m a n u
IM & T V *
?
$ I J9Si Conch,
Chryslerowners know
Roa£u*r» 1112Si Rinal Cniijys, Jl<*»y*j
facture of accessories.
this superiority to he a
CHRYS. KIUIMPERIAL ■’«0"-P S omob.
O f course, C hrysler
fact. W e invite you to
models to meet the
prove these superiori
'tour .U . w n X
four great quality mar
ties o f standardized
kets differ in price
quality for yourself.
O’ D O W il F ILE S SI II
5 . - t/p )- -
Mncponiiid Smith of Great Neck,
N. Y „ the Western and Metmpolitna Open Golf champion, today
shot a brilliant 7*1 to lend the early
finishore for Ihe first IK holes of
(■lay ill the Canadian Open Clmmpitr.Hhip at the Royal Montreal
M A Y PU RC H ASE ( l.l B
A T L A N T A , Ga., Aug. 5. up)_■
Purchase o f either the Album Gu 1
or the St Augustine, Fin., rhih o f |
the Southeastern League is
!
temple ted by R. J. Spiller, owner I
o f the Atlanta Southern Associa.
tion club, he announced today,
I
A*
Chrysler Model Numbers Mean Miles Per Hour
Ml
FOHB1DDKN TO D A M E
M A N T U A , Italy, Aug. 5.- id*i —
Men in the province of Mdmuh
have been forbidden to dim< (* j„
public during the present summer
.-•» >**i
- •
•«**(■*-. ;,-T
for bygieneic
if/. V'l t
m
W alter P. Chrysler's principle of standardized quality manufacture is revolu
tionizing the buying o f line cars today.
Probe Sanity Of
Wealthy Woman
moral
rcasomi.
Chas.
T.
Ftiller
M o to r
C o.
411 w . FIRST ST.
PHONE) 692
A\.
jf.G
/ tS\\ ;r 5- '*
v
\r *
-
p i
♦ o ']
�**ftpf
- I
i.u. .
*
y>
1- professor and student w ill >mvo to
tggasar^
accordirut
... - i
fgrrothrrs.
*'»
1>r-
w in its w a y , and it m ay noj_ at
least in the beginning, turn out as
It ren t
produet ion in number of
fuels learned :is might lie tallied
........
V '"
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-------Ja . L O f c A i l i L i i
•i- f
BOY WhO BROKE
>$ident Hamilton Holt HINDENBURG LINE
A ug.
• .
}/' .
V . jI - . . .
racy.
big man is t)e«
friend- a • red-blooded
youngster.
Hnuicnbufg, Hnii-VdSp' ;/. ■»'- - v -o
" Black Jack * P e r t h l n # i n h i t - o f -
five in W a s h i n g t o n i m m e d i a t e l y
an 1 vered y o u n g , S m i t h ' s c h e e r f u l
boyish l e t t e r w i t h ' d t e rto p , c o r d ia l
Premier Baldwin o f Britain has
‘ l o f u m r n t w h ic h . i l l U f l l l ; I n th e
received
more than 8,000 pipes as
unreserved l a n g u a g e o f one w h o
knows, to th e p rd w e e * o f
th e Kifts from admirers.
tro o p * t h a t t r a i n e d a t G r e e n v ille .
The l e t t e r re a d aa f o l o w s :
_
V O T I I- K
OK
F ro m the General o f tbo Army,
W I I K U K A S , T ho 1.4-ulstullire of
American ArntyGenerullnRcpl.v To Boyish Letter Gives
Credit Of IlrcnkingHarkOf
Washington, D. C. ■
Opj.vr{(ion To.'IOthDivision T » -lames Harold Smith,
formerly ln|> -by u, mort,.hi(f,' lv "OCMiiized eriu
Utnmr y l,.Jltjwnrtj mm-hinc.
It wll. how-
O l t K K N V I l . i . K . S*
A u g . a .\l Ohio t
f 11
(o v e r, p r o v id e ,
th r o u g h
in f o r m a l I h n t old ipie stio n, " w h o won the
'the
college here as m e a lin g *, givo and lake discussions w u r
o r its synonym ous qu e ry.
.............
. i t »»
" " t w ith o u t iiespeetaeli d profeHsors in " W h o broke th e H in d o n b u r g lin e ,"
a u t h o r i t y s p e a k in g fr o m a th ro n e has been asked many, m a n y times.
, - E “ r ! o in t h e f r o n t o f th e room. A t tim e s
I f veterans o f d i f f e r e n t " o u t f i t s ”
'm»i!c aineo Ins accept- th e re \v ill be p r o b a b ly la rg e r e ask it, an a rg u m e n t, spiced w it h
■position.
t u r n s in th e b y -p r o d u c ts o f d e v e l th e ta n g o f battle , a lw a y n fo il nvvH.
[wt have been hean.iR x\ o p m e n t o f i n te lle c t u a l freedom ,
But the boys who r e a lly did it
about the value o f in - m e n t a l
s tim u la tio n
and
m o ra l ru n ic fr o m South C a ro lin a , N o r th
>nsiucts.- reiuls th e g u id a n c e , a l l o f these
a re life 's C a ro lin a and Tennessee. F o r th is
^Educational b y -p n » n - v a lu e s and a re g r e a t l y to lie de there is no less an a u t h o r i t y th a n
• *jme k ‘ found iM iually s ired.
O e n e in l John .ioseph
P e rs h in g ,
,ven though less tn n A n e w t y p e o f teacher w i l l be who as general o f th e a rm ie s o f
;Bore d ifficult o f rneas- r e q u ir e d in t h is i n te lle c t u a l fr e e the Cirited Sla tes eom m a m le d the
d o m p ro v id e d f o r in th e i n t i m a t e e n t i r e
A m -M ean
e x p e d it io n a r y
«ry ;fhoids with th eir ass i c 'a t lo n o f t n l l i g e p ro fe s s o r and Forces.
Most o f these w i l l have
ition and 11101*0 form al s tu d e n t.
General I ’e rs b in g
made
this
[fo r been /m - m i- iK (treat to be d e veloped o r sought f o r d i l i
■’ a le m e n t, f r a n k l y and e n lh u s iiis p a rt s
of
the
int/biK h school and g ent !v in liv e r s e
ticnll.v. in a l e t t e r to a te n
or
withs <"to,,nv- . rUi°h U c o u n t r y . I t w i l l h a r d ly he ossible tw e lv e y e a r old N o r t h C a ro lin a
Hum the upproviil o f l » n g - to say a l e w w o rd s o f m a g ic o v e r
boy. The l e t t e r has j u s t come to
|practice, and only silent a c o lle g e f a c u l t y o f th e old typ e
a m i c h a n g e th e m< m bers in t o a new l i g h t .
T h e y o u n g s te r was .lames H a r
te n o n in g fo r c e o f gen u in e te a c h in g
font Holt s plan fo r eon
old S m ith , sou o f n Y. M . C. A.
(py| jniini.iie association ot s-kill a n d s p i r it m il p- wa r.
se c re ta ry in C h a rlo tte .
W i t h the
f ir e o f y o u th he \\ a < keenly i n t e r
ested in th e qu e stio n o f
"W ho
broke t h e I I l o d c n h iitg lin e , "
He
read w id e ly in t h e storie s
and
m e m o ir o f ih c g i- il e o n flie t , and
j Ins ca m e !•> tin- . . . m i n i o n
th at
1 th e -'tilth Id v is jo n , (he " O l d H i c
k o r y . " composed
>d'
men
fro m
N o r th and S ou th C a r o lin a
and
Tennessee, and tr a in e d a t
Camp
Sevier, here in G re e n v ille , did the
w o rk.
;
Jam es was so convinced th a t tile
hoys, o f " O ld H i c k o r y " were the
ones fo re m o st in
th e
ru in
of
“ F r i t z " th a t li • ente re d in to h e a l
ed a rg u m e n t w it h some o f his el
ders about th e qu e stio n .
T he e lder heads held th a t the
" 7 t h O i \ i i o n , , 0111 posed o f New1
I o r k tro o p s, luok-s th e
(ie r m a u
line. Ja m e s H a ro ld S m i t h
stood
- his g ro u n d that it was the “ Old
! H ic k o r y . '' A n d d e te rm in e d not to
lie flo o re d by his seniors, lie w r o te
r * :
to th e gene ra l o f ih e a rm ie s
of
th e U n it e d States, a s k in g i f the
Vtl!i C le m e n t Avc.,'Charlotte, N. C.
My d e a r James: *
Von asked mo i f the North- Car*
o lin a so Idler: 1 broke the Hlhdenh u rg line.
• •
■
T h e y did, and what iS.moM im
p o rta n t th e y broke the back of
the. G e rm a n division opposed to
them .
.. , ,
I.ike t h e i r father*) Jn the Ciyil
w a r, they f o u g h t aggjrcalvoly,i w i t h
high courage aftd heroic f o r t ti .w e
. ,
ju s t as you w i l l do I f the country
needs you, because o f their e x a m
ple.
Some day I hope we can talk
th is over.
..
,_ , - „
C o r d ia lly yo u
John J, .........
T h e l e t t e r re a d as folIaWs:-,
S o u th e rn troops In the W p rId;\Var.
F u r t h e r , i t pays tribuU from a
n o rt h e r n man to tho v a l o * nf the
njjdier o f the Southern Confcdouoiuede
Before a Japanese child can rta'd fS
evdky word in the "dictionary, he p
must learn a quarter of a million '.8 * .
letters.
Ctlfl
S B © SIJVSX
M j- m T i
hf* atVh? ne*...
*ieh"rst
ktscHonTtow
483
.............
the
firs t .............
M’ondsy In N ovsm berg.ltlS, ft
.
Hactlon r
The Chlaf Justice of t s:
l
Florid* shall h* selected by the Justices
( jr ib v i
The Queen o f Spain has begun
a campaign to bring hack long
alcoves and the ankle skirt in women's fashions.
thereof at
,
or the firit Urm of the Duprtmt Court in th t y i i r ot<|j
two years thereafter.
' :
-fc l) *
«■—
K I. K I' T I O X
ISJB, uniter the Constitution or IHXJ.
•*f tin- Slnlo o f Klorlda, did pans thrio
Joint
HenolutUms
i>ro|ioslng
niiieiidini-ilts to the Const! I lit Ion nf llio State nf f-'lorldn. and the name
" e r e iiKreod to liy a vote of thren-flftliH o f all tho m em bers elected to
eill’ll house’ tli>lt tho Voles on aald Joint Resolutions w e r e ehtered upon
their i’r*|iertIve Journals, with the yens and hs>s thereon, and tlu-> did
d e l ■-rintit*• unit direct that the said Joint IteaoluNona ho auhmllted to Hi,,
clcrini* nf the Htftte nt tho ttsnnrnl I'tlertlon in N ovem ber. I!'t6
M l ' V , Tit 1CR K F O R K , I. H. C I .A V C I l A W K U I t l i . Secretary of State
of the St hi e of Florida, do hereb y giv e notice that a
i—
..
.-
'
s
A J O I N T nB B O U U T IO N P r o p o s in g en Amend aisSrtt
D ec la ratio n nr lllu b t a In
n (ha
tha Constlt
Constitution of tl
R e l a t in g to the Owner ship
‘ '
bln. Inheritance.
tMsppeli
o f P r o p e r ty In tho Htate o f F l o r i d a by r o r e i g a s r i
D r It llkaolved by
l» /r
at the
he next e n s u in g Qe nera ) Election, that |s to egy» t h a t . M M
tho Dec laration of IllKhts of the I'onatltutlon o f the State H t ' W
amended
nrtetl so as to re ad aa fo llo w s :
V g
t lection l*. K o retgnsre w h o are e l ig i b le toJSecqtos.e
ed States undo
. ir tho provisions o f the layra ahd tfenties
ta tes shall have tho sam e ri ghts as to t h r okwasrihln,
wns
ini
disposition of property In the State aa C lt iMsns, of the fl
l-eglsla iiro shall ham power to limit, regulate and prohl
ship. Inheritance, disposition, possession and e q j r t y n l « n l . _
In the State of Florida by fo re ig n e rs w h o are not eligible
oltlsens nf tho United States under the provisions of the
ties of tho United States."
U K X M H A I. K I.K I TIO V
will In- hald In e^ch county In F lo rid a on Tu esd ay next aileeeedliiK the
first Monday In Novem ber. A. P. r.i2fi. the snld Tuesday being tho
NKCONI1 D A Y OK N O V KM IIKH
for tho ia )I fIratIon or rejoetlon o f tlio a.thl Joint Itoaollltlona proiioslng
amendments to tho Cnnatltutlnfl o f tho Htutu of Florida, vl*.
A J O INT H K S O D U T I O N TnposlfiK nn Amendment to Section 9 o f A rtln lc
M I of tin- ConstItutIon
m i or t|u\.S
tate of Florldii.
Flo rld ii. ItclatliiK
Itcls
Statu
to Kdm-iitloti.
Hi- ll Resolved b y th e l.c g ls ln iirn o f the State of KTorlila:
lo rl
Thni the f o l1<
l o w i n g amen dm en t to Section
of A rt ic le \ l ! of lliu
i OHM I! utlon of t h e St at u of F l o r i d a r e l a t i n g t.. e d u c a t i o n ho him! the
•( »d
•Av.ra
Kl»ni.- Ih h.-ruby a g r e e d to und shal l be suhmlttud to t h e K l e r t o r - of tho
SlHti at Ihc C e n e r a l E l e c t i o n of Itoprcsuiitatlv CM III ms s , f o r H|>|iroVitl nr
T h e votes cast In com pliance withh said proposed amskdnie
the cnnvsss. declaratio n and returns thereof, shall be subteotei
name re gulations and restrictions nn are provided by lawt.for.
elections In the Htate o f Florida.
(H K AL)
IN TESTIMONY.WI
hereun to set my ‘
rejection
S e n io n ‘i.
] n addition to the tux provUb-d for In Suction a of this
Article the County School Fund shnll consist of the proportion of the
Interest of the State School Fund nnd.of the urn- rtilll Statu tax apportion,
•■d to tht- m un ty, nil capital Ion inxea collected within the county and all
appropi (hi |„nn by tho I.cglslaturi- which shall with .-ill other County School
r mida h. H)i|)orttonud and dlst rlhntud » h niny to- provided hy law hiuI
shnll be disbursed hy tho County Hoard of I *ti lit 11- Instruction solely fur
Ihc support nnd mal ntc nnii m of public, fr ee sellouts
Pr ovided, (list such
apportionment and tliHli Iblllloti shall he made h\ genera l l a w based upon
some declared principle of clusslflcutloli to he determined by tho la-glslulure.
Only If), Weighs 612 Pounds
| ( R - .wliu Int*h i l l N o r t o n , Vn., is o n l y l ‘J, b u t w e ig h s IH2
InriWIicM’-’ tic is tip- la r g e s t m in i in th e w o r ld f o r his age.
edtw bounds a t b i r t h , I0H w hen a y e a r old and IHU a t the
lit r a t : a n y t h i n g and e v e r y t h i n g a m i i t ta k e s Yl b o ttle s
tMietinipto qiie iie li his l h i r : i . H is m o t h e r w n te h e s his d ie t,
lie 'll g e t to o fa t.
•Man’s liedy
Trussed In Well
CAGO, Aug. -7. Id*)— Find<bt»Hlv uf .in unidentified
'm«ii nnd weighted with
n i surhurhiiu wi "
K,*vc
Wtv their -.ei oud niurdei
1m - l h'uii s
f'Udul last night, apw bad leeir m Hie weter two
Thru- wen- three bullet
Ir‘ 'be head Iciului » p* the
“ *l the man had been “ tak* f|d*' h iu I Inin ,ls the rcs”m,‘ iHi'it -denied tii.ffie
ir Realty Co.
A Rehearing
UJApmus, \„g r». —</!*»
hi-jiring to determine
™' ladmiui Securities
j 1"" 'hi.iil.l tcniovi- the re';>e,i'i..,i iii dec
placed
"l >ciuiities in
> ,l" Adaii |(c: |tv «t
„f
SANFORD GROVE
“ A m id M ajestic P in e s ”
*
Does Yourlj
Roof Leaklj
msr-
-tlx lays -he':, a f r a i d
rfr
A t l a n t a ' was
*** hv the St„t,. Seeuritie.-i
,l,»n hulav.
*s*Pen.-,ii,n urdi-i was issued
a g a in s t th e A t l a n t a f i r m some l i m e
ago a t th e re q u e st o f the In d ia n a
S ta te C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rce .
F r a n k A d a i r p re s id e n t o f th e
A d a i r f i r m , w i i h in e tte n d a n c e a 1
to d a y 's m e e tin g .
T h e t h e o r y has been advanced
t h a t v o lc a n ic «-ru|>tions m a y he due
d i r e c t l y to th e
p re s s u re o f th e
tid e s , w h ic h t w i s t a n d w r ir . g th e
earth.
>...
m
W e a re
lie.st
lic a il'iu a r te i's
U ih iI h ik
| 'o r
th e
M a te ria ls
*•
sound valu es an d are o f such fairness that w ill
CHASE
& COMPANY! i
TOO Oak Avs.
Flat Chested Folks
Need More Solid Flesh
..iiy l
en co u ra ge building.
■ —itijifi
u u rijil
T h e location o f S an ford G r o v e m akes it d e s ir
a b le in e v e r y respect fo r the fa m ily w is h in g to
• I
I f y o u r chest is f l a t — i f you
have h o llo w s in cheeks and neck —
i f y o u k n o w t h a t a dozen pounds
o f good s olid flesh w i l l m a ke you
look and fe el b e t t e r go to U n io n
P h a rm a cy o r any d ru g g is t a n y
w h e re in A m e r i c a and get a box
o f M c C o y ’s Cod l . i v c r O i l Conip o u in l T a b le ts .
I f y o u feel r u n d o w n , get tire d
e a s ily a r e n ' t up to p a r M c C o y ’s
w i l l help you.
A box o f (Ml ta b le ts f o r (10 cents
nnd r e m e m b e r i f yo u a r e n ’ t : a t is fie ri w i t h re s u lts a f t e r a .'10 d n v
tr ia l g e t y o u r money back— Ask
f o r M c C o y ’s.
h a v e a h o m e in the m ost ex clu sive
district o f the city.
residential
T h e future w ill p r o v e that
LUi'
this d e v e lo p m e n t is a stable a n d va lu a b le one.
The
tim e
to
purchase
G r o v e is the present.
It** Eaty to Kill
v
Mosquitoes,
_
I S
p rop erty
'I
in
S an ford
H t-
T h e im p ro v e n e n t o f this
g
o
i n
g
.
so
|IU
. «'» »M»
(l-itenivf
ral
.
,
fhat iprices are sure to a d v a n c e throughout the
.! In
oilsj
heast section o f Sanford.
7 - d n j t SU pt But In » U w q w o w U h a q
•ck i f t l l .
S U p p ia l » l mow,wO»J
-oiriaa pau m at* than it « " « ™ " - * " *
b f auliraly nJ
p ly f'-T - door, and wiadowp
aa okJow Baa Bcaad aboat
SOUND
Baa ffiand I i v i k I P < " d «
w ifi kill avary ana and i t *
aaay ead aala tn uaa.
|t'a a powdar. It «»'* .*
axploda. f t can t ataln. It a
baraalaaa to a v a iy lh i»i « c a p t
Inaacta. Y o « can uaa it in a p ^ 4* ' V
blow It Ip tko « l r track a pweo ol poporYou
born R la tbo room.
n _ r.
V A L U E S -lN V k S
w i u t B ^ i^ B ad B ^ K ?^ tb a.
is ,
•n;i
[nc.
E. C. M IL L E R , P rrt.
,lukTir;il I)r(Li — Monday, zViiuust 'Jth
jl
C lva doalar a
ifWIraa bookUt,
a (Uida lor UIBa# kaum
Phons 249
First National Bank
McGaniacas flt CodAilHaa»
*
SAN JUAN GARAGE CO.
• iean._
v ; ♦J
I
________________
M o n d a y W it h
, ,
k
H o m esites in S a n fo rd G r o v e are p riced o n ly b y
Ask alnml our Roof
(itiaraiilee
i ‘ i i o & t : :.J6
Take It U p N e x t
>»ka
H.
l
•* l )•»*
..
; « r4>•
- film
r** : •
T
a
�ncccptinfr the resignation o f R. W. Pcarman, Jr„ as
secretary, the board o f governors o f the Chamber of Com
>* Second ('Ins* Msttsr merce will take the first step Friday toward re-organizing
i f , 1*1*. nt tho 1‘..staff In- (hat body into a more powerful and effective civic institu
under A n of
tion.
Due to a pparent laxity in collecting funds that
— K d O n r nail M a n n e r
Aaanriair KHin.r pledged in the camuniirn of
lU S K II, M n n n ilm
K i lllo r
.............. ,
f
u
fl
^
i hs I
.1 Year* o f Cnolidge.
Typirnl. Hut Useful.
HY
A U T H C i;
itlt.S ItA N R
<< o|»f r i g h t nun. hr
S 'n r
('•.,
A W i l d ) s lo c k m a r k e t y e s t e r d a y
voar. the finance committee
11 It K. Sernntt St,
composed of S. O. Shlnholser. W. FI. Tunnicliffe. and W. A.
.!m
om*
Hn’ rect.mmemling that drastic steps be taken in , l(',rs
po.nts. scoring
irered in City i.y «\irr!n. i» i <:l‘<k*r lo pilf t ile ( hnmbur of ( 'ommerce oil » bet ter business 1a new high i»ri<-<- for all time, $21 .V
e k l y K r it ll 'i n
**'
”W e—‘-1
- i.
, J Ji»asis, and to t arry out tnese recommentlalioiis re-organi/.a-; r,°---- lion is made necessary.
I*»tj|«-«l States steel climbed
. . . .
r. :t-s p o in ts , e s t a b l i s h i n g it n e w
NOTH Kt
AH
n h ll m il \
\ change in the personnel of commercial organizations is ||1(r||
at $i;,L» r.u
rdn <if t h u n k s . r r n o l u l ions
• o f r n t e r l s P . l i i e i i t s win*!.*
rr
mudi'
w i ll
advi sable mice in a while. T h e injection o f new blood, fresh
ideas and a different personality has often a tendency
to
make such institutions more cfoctivc in I heir work.
,Mr.
IVarntan
is
deferving
of
rntntii
credit
f or
his labors in b e ha l f o f S a nf or d d ur i n g I be six y ea r s
of
his service as secretary.
lie
b as done
his
best,
lie has been loyal.
He has seen S a nf or d g r ow f rom a little
town to ti prosperous city,
lie has hail much l o do with
Ibis g rowti i and has faithfully exerted what influence he
has had for the good of I he organization he has served.
Hid it cannot be said tiial lie alone is responsible for the
great achievements o f the C h a m b e r of Commerce d u r i n g the
administrations of such presidents as .1. (i. Ball, (I. W.
Knight, A. I’ Connelly, Kdwai'd H i g g i n s and K. A. D o u g
lass, for these men merit much in the wav o f praise ami
eommendation for services which they have freely given.
lie r li a r S 'i l
ml vert Ini uk rate-.
n
A sso rt t r i a i n iK « «
o r l a t r d f l o s s In ext Ins
t ie d t o tin- i i *« f o r i <•
o f s l l new M «lll*|l.lF • I " ^
t h l * pll,lf r m ill tllno t toS I»ullllnliei| l i r r e t l i
All
re|)tiM|esll«»ii n t t |o . (nl
i h e r e i n m e also m m o l
’A Y , A U G U S T
1P2 r,
is t f E I t A L D p l a t f o r m
I’ llONK Hill
ELECTRIC FA
SALE
,\ i intervals for the Inst three
months, readers ot this
column
have Iteen warned ngninftt selling
short, ami told lhn‘ there wtuiM
nut lie any summit slump In Anicrlean neurities.
i .nt itnn'* gat.ih’ •: you cannot
wifi at it. These 'hat make money
in Wall S t - f t t :tr>' "ii the inside,
a in I k n e w w h a t i- going to happen.
M IS S
f ' l . A l t \ I . K I I.E
It ” Stationary
s " S ta tio n a ry
!> " O n r i l l n l m g
P h m i t i g r i i p h s and
f t m l i n l n r in n a i t i e n i ,
.Musical
I n k r nt ^tinforil's
friiiH
7Hi Sanfnrtl \,f
Sanford.
RIG REIHICT1
GOODYEAR Tl
- ON
W e carry a lull line. <
prices before wm |,l(,
I.ct
It c w k e y
Hundreds
Ch)e Udng you'll h a v e n. hand
U
. would be lo destroy Hie spirit utterly.
Dempsey I k that he - ...n -i-t
he didn’t want t o figln dortlig
W A f| un d lie d o e s n 't
Want t .,
II
I N T H A T T K . M P L K of silence and reconcilliation wh e r e
the enemies o f twenty generations lies buried, in the ( ‘. real
I t l l ' . O l M l R E R o o s e v e lt vv a
Alibey, wliiclt Inis d o l i n g tiiiiuy ages a f f o r d ed a ipliel restI n * h e a r t w » s l. r o k e n hv t h ,
ing place to those whose minds and bodies have been s h a t | o f III* soli, ( J llo n lill. t loethe
w o r d s Wen* " M o r e l i g h t "
tered hv llie contentious of I lie (il eal Hall.
Macniilav.
JMm Roach Slrat.ni .-uv» the
HOviely girl is tin• lowest
*
earth.'’
Evidently th.9t Will;. himself giving the
r-do^n" on the higher up*.
'W ere llp p l o p l I tc,
BORAH (TPKS HISTORY
I'R I C IT Y
1M
MW
l*?
<*Vf ,1^,a
S f<
gw
iih
Swe d en bor g.
NEW S
lu*l Sunday the r im
M o r t i l t i K S t u t i* wux (jU otniR Ih«
o p * T e le g r a p h
We had heard
F t h ll } g n move s lo w ly at T n lla
w
/- int J ’» b u t had no idea th e y moved
■law. ■ T a m p a Tinicn.
No
. U have heard th a t T n lla
■ M i l l w h e re
the Ic g iK lu lu rc
oqcnnioiiully.
in T h e T a m p a T r i t i u m :
ye d o r stolen, u fo w l th a t
Uo tin* name o f ‘‘ R o y ." I*.
I b e t w e e n a duck and ..
U n d Ue<i rooKter, f u v m •tte r.
N o t i f y J. K . Real.
fi l l
few
In ,,|
, | , . . i t|
- h. t
'I'li, .
ill, ii
ha ve em it r i h n l e . l m o r e l i g h t to 1 1,,
h u m a n l i n e t h a n G o e th e i M n t n P u l
, t "I.
T h e . p ie s t io n f o r u * a l l i- t l u -
|)in*s d e a t h m e a n only " p u l l i n t *
In lii* atg iim eiit npnia-t llie ill •
ll t- 11u. t Iml I .im ,,|it
urg ed I
| o u t t h e l i g h t . ' ' ol' does u m ean tm
K'‘".l
eii
i
/«*
iis
in
stand
hv
tins
pio
i
leg .od of the eighleenlh emettd
, u * a l l " m m , l i g h t ."
meat hv *o large a m ol of tlm ol the i Mii-t ll tit ion its well a* l>\
lie "I tier p a il* , tait Senator llorah
A m eiieiia p td ilii, Senator llornh lu'tundlv did nm -<*c fn to tell the
D I S I ’ A T l I1ES fr o m M< \ i . •• i.
.l ie * the fuel that I .III.util's ilcvo
rest of tin* * t m \
The fu g itiv e port tl u i t limise* ,,| , t.v. rn l l*t.-t,
.tp 'il l*i tho const U lit loll was (Oicli slave law not only caused the "m i- t a n t s have Im.-, h u i m d hy ( ' a l l . ,
lies.
1 I tint lie urg ed all men to s lllip m t del gi'oiiud ra illo a d " to lie more
T h in is d o u ld lc s * due to th e I*,
active tlinn ever, hut caused uhuli(lie f u g i t i v e m| iivc law.
t.ineulu
t uni leaders- in iho nul l It to do- l i e f th u t th e I ’ ro te s tu n ts ht.ve he, *■
stood w tlli th e K oiilhern -la te s m e n
1hire that there w: * "a liighci law re sp o n sih le f o r o r have stim ulate,|
o f (lie iiel'ioil in this m u t te r he D ih ii ttie • 'in s titu tio n ."
W illia m th e .Mexican g o v e rn m e n t's n clim i
cause he knew , ns all men knew, l loval Garrison event Im rnt a cony i a g a i n s t th e t 'a t h o l i e churclt
tn,
tlu it the f u g i t i v e slave law vus a of the constitutioii nt public, de
s ta t e m e n t hy a K rot.•stunt I>t*i...,,
mere e lit lio iu t iu n o r more e x p licit , a .m iic iiig it a* "a covenant w i t h | in M e x ic o was c a l e u la t i d to - i n
s t e t e m e n t o f t h u t c la u s e in th e con
.death
m ath a
n d a le
th
h e ll " C n th o llc a n g e r.
on
and
I. g u e w i...............
No
■ tr e u t .
N u w o n d e r the
™ ."
o7 “ y '
W
"
un* "
*"e
u m i e n led
c r o w o r • ju a i' k . — K u s l i s ,
ior>. l i e u i g a U n i p a f o w l
h.ut no tw K it a U u n in
' U il
It.v e r
M irro r,
, b e n c r o w i n g u b n u t ev i
l o u t th vre , b a t now tha t
r» n » v e d r o p p e d t h r e e in
U r u n a o . t h e r e ■ an ex.'I # , t b « r u l e .
*
v e i l, l i t * v a l e t , w r i t e * |..i l " I l l , i |
W e e k l y ll h u n t t h e li.s t d u v ..» In
m a s t e r i i * a c o n v in c e d w r-lnp.i
A l o n e w i t h RiM.sevelt at ll m im.
ill. '.1 n f III* d e a t h , t h e v ah t av ■
R . » . * p v e I t '- Inst w o r d w e re . " I ’ l
p i ll o u t I lie l i g h t "
s t i i i t i o i i , n u t t h e r e In t h o t w i r l n a i a e M o r e o v e r . 12 m d i h e r u a n d m i d d i .
a n d s t i l l l e f t t h e r e r e n u i r u i g t h u t w e s t e r n s t a le s r io im h a t e d Hie fed
p e r s o n h e ld t o s e r v ic e o r la h m
f u g i t i v e slave la w hv le L is l a in on e s t a t e u n d e r t h e la w s the re - tiv«. e n u e t m e a t . t h u s n u l l i f y i n g it
o f , e s c a iii p g i n t o a n o t h e r , d u d l . it. p m t „ f t h e c o n s t i t u t i o n i t - e l f •
c o p s e q u e m e o f a n y l a w u r r e g id u
w h ic h le d t o th e MfccKsinn , ,f e l e v n
l i o n I h o i e i n , tie d ia c h iu * ^ v d f r o m G „ u t h e r n s la t e s an d th e w a r t h a t
sue li a e r v ic e o f la b o r , t a i l s h a ll i. | f „ | | , . w e i| .
A l t a g e t h r r it m u s t he
d e l i v e r e d u p on c l a i m o f t h e p a l l y *,.id
t h a t . f r o m h i * p.,in ..f. vie w .
,
to w h o m s u r h H e rv iit* o r l a i a i r m ay Senator llo r a h was u n fo rtu n a te in
lie d u e . ”
his h iNtoric nl illu s tr u t io u .
I t is a n n o t i n e e il t h a t t i n - g m . . . .
m e n t w i l l n o t l i f t t h e c m h n r g , , ..a
s h i p m e n t o f a r m s f r o m t lm . l ’ m tc.|
.States t o
M exico.
That
w o u ld
m a k e i t d i f f i c u l t t u s t a r t any .,r
g a n i x e d C a t h o l i c r e v o l u t i o n a g a in t
the g o vern m ent.
I t is u n n o u n e w t a l s o t l u i t l ’,,p
P l u s w i l l oppose, t o t h e u t m o s t .m
such re v o lu tio n .
( h i l d r e n , t h o u g h t u r a i --dung in.
"k in g
I fe e t.
of Calls
or...
.../ (
Furnished Homes ami Apart incuts
BlvAL l(K N T IN (« S K IIV IC K
Your Property
List
W ITH
D E A N -B E R G
Till*;
CO RPO RATION
.Hi l,-r*t N .it'| Hank Hide
Plume 7l.'f
mu
OPEN
FOR
BFSINFSS
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all
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s t in r e n r g a r a g e - , , , f f t t K
SIIAW AT SEVENTY
^ MI’A
A i o a g a / 1 " . w i ite r tm m
Km pi.il .1 Shaw " t i l e la th , p , t
f l a p p m " and
draw In.
m e a t* in -u p p m l o f I ht - a
fla tte rin g
i Im rm tei l / u t t m
m
nnv mi lit her ,.f th e p i o l i t u a oiiiM i'
plays. It may |u* that I In .. . ,
lio n is jiistlv deserved
N e v e rth e le s s even th o n g !. |
,
le n g th s k i n - and c i g i i i . t t , . , \
cess cosm etic s
and
p i , m o - u,,uo c t t m g m a t I k * t i p rged lo th, tn!
m i n a li o ii s o f th e w i t t y I l l - l i m a n it
i - d o u h t f u l indeed i f
lie ic n ll
uie i n l H* w o rk so d. w i- t iu ;
,
p Itarig " in l i f e and tn ui.......
It is p e rfe c t ly ti t l e Hint Sla.w heroines h: ve alvvav. talked i.ia - l.
Iv, f o r In* has d e lig h te d in p u tt in g
in t o t h e i r m o u th s the most eniei^
l a i n i i i g heresies. Alvvav* In* i,
winded p r e f m e s have diseus-.-d ,v
le n g th th e r e v o lu tio n a i v d o d n m I'lie is supposed to read ini.. I,,*
n I a v* and no m a n wus evei at,.!,,
in s is te n t u p o n his own r n l m u h - m
T h e fact r e m a in s that Shaw )llt.
n e v e r been ra d ic a l in the fra n u .
o f his d ra m a s o r in t l e i r , ..n,
sion*
N o hack w r i t e r e v e r w p |,
ed Ins e tiira n e n s and Ins e xits mm,,
c a r e l u l l v o r t r u s t e d more rt*ligi,,a*
1\ to l im e - te s t e d hokum. And. |.v
the *a m e to k e n , i t is w o r t h rent, in
tie r in g t h a t S h a w has never oiu-*
been s t r i c t l y co n fin e d to n d v m t is
in g h i m s e lf und his plays. A lw a y s
his r e v o l u t i o n a r y promises have
I RIHt'NK
• i i - H i m ed h i -
Use Discretion
p e rfo rn ia u .,
S h o w i - Ul. n o w . a ' , . I a p p a u n t l v
i v w e ll s a t i s f i e d w t l o loin-., i f . j i ,
ha* a c h ie v e d f a m e . m i I m t a i m and
f i n d s t h e m sw e et
U .. ,
•o ic e iv e o f h i m as t r o i d d e d m ,
1 ietme. Y e f , w e r e the f l u ppec I n d y
h i - c r e a t i o n , he m u s t h a v e his m is
g i v i n g s . A t 70 - t i r c l v , he has com.
I " a p p r e c i a t e th e , o i rei la c s s ,.l
’ he sT: l e n i e n t o f th e t r i m r a d ic a l
\ o l l i i i r e . w h o sa id . " A l l t i a i h - a r . ’
not fm* a l l m e n "
n e g le c t e d t o get e v e r y jm d v in t o
- ,m i*hoilv’ s a r m t t ile f in a l c u r
ta in am i, a lw a ys, in to Hn* r i g h t
There i.; only one answer
R» the (juestion, “Is it sale
I" I>iiy a used car?" And
that is “\res, if you are
careful where you buy.”
p a ir o f a rm s .
As a o l a v w r i g l i t . indeed, he | ,„ heeii i i i v a r i i ld v and e s -e n tia llv
i
.o n v e r s a t i v e and hi* ra d ii .d i-m ha-
C o n te m po r a r y
( nmnicn|s
K i p l i n g , v h i t h i n k - there have
tieen 12 g o od w r i t e r * ' h ir in g the
hist 2.5 00 y e a r s , should
ipipathi/.i*
w i t h ho nk *'e\ tewei ,
y tp* i.oii:-.
. ill e T im e s .
( j o t h u i l l * f a .ng .tie
•a l n u n
cle a n -u p , according p,
news di.spatch.
A new him, |.
I h o o l le g gera coin in g a. r•• t.,|
i he place
. n f those th a t ii.n ''h e a d y cleaned
i up!
T he
Okl.ih
»'• < it.v * D n i l y
i O kla h o m a n .
M ille r 0 . P h illip s, Inc.
Sanford,
Fla.
1
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U nd h e r*
D ealers S e ll
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h
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BENHAM &TURNER AUTO ELECTRI
COMPANY
t
i t b y ? a r by H lle k t n g a new, red
m o tth rig h t m the m id d le o f ; f rom head to foot, is of thn character of his love, and tlicrcI t n e r f H u s to n T r a v e l e r
j fore, o f his life: and lo convert Ibis life into its opposite,
'L ir e Sh
IVe Are Hewing
I)on’t "Risk The I>irtv i'htct
J
Us repair vnur
Koad Srrv iet>
fht:
311 l*; '.’ml H|.
KKIM’IJLICANS TAKK ADVANTAC.K OK
DKMOCKATir LKTIIAKCV
niRi
instrument iin>|
THE NOVELT
SHOP
B a rre tt,
pulilic tli" I tea, lii i " f Ne»v Roehelle, N V.. I..... . - tier country.
%VHlrr rm itr to Jiu k s n ti .tie.’ didn't swim 'lie Kngli-.h ChmiK
nel, hut she t/j<l ku p mi swimming
aalrnrllim
nf S(.
J ohn *-In
Inr 21 hue's, envi■ring
'*» nules,
d i a * It 1%r r t enet.
tailing m her n t t | t i l»y
-'y two
AtM Mtoe o f w h l t r » » ) . .
ily ilx ^
pool. i r n n l e m e r l e .
miter
She swam till > , ;i. fog
and swam on alter I tie lioat aeIg g m rn lfn e
of
fi e lli lln e
|ir«in the
| H m h o u se s. ho tels, flloirtPresident Dougl ass has plans u n d er wa y widt h will maki •"ii pun vine her g"l lost
mrml kmnn.
a ("g
It r s e f n n nf e t r r r t p m I nk I'rn- the Hanford C h a m b e r of Comme r c e it Letter organi zed,
T ry t*i m aeioi ‘ I hours' swim
A tiling igaiiei
• h*'ivv rin ii nl,
f h n i| I e t it r tl more efficiently handled body, limn it ever has been.
a r o tl n i l l . n k r X n n m r .
capable executive of k i p ’vn a b i l i t y and a ieiogiij'/.ed finan
.vav
I l k 11If 1 ■ ■a i r fuel* eon
pfef lot* o f r ll i Im-nm I Jflrneier, tlmre i- m> one wh o doubts that mph r ids directum •I•»lit Is . •g Is wild iin g yon, I tie
|>r«*K ram.
Mghl
ISnt
I lf B a t i l n i i
of *m*ho of
si stem III e re o i g.mi/nl em o f I lie iivu Imdv will iv-ull in a more ,*md 11.
W ill i pro% M o n f o r Ii*«*r
It it ret t i i n i e n i i d
I'nf llu l"g
fftrlllM r« .
useful and a more power ltd m-t it id ion that can accomplish fill V A i hi
.•*1
t tie
ftreven g n a t r r things lor Sanford.
A . III.II'
•> (Vngli h ( 'han
B1BIJ! VERSE FOR I f Hi A Y
i
The Herald hope.-, no iimhie haste will be exercised mi
SUNK PR O M ISE TO I K,It I
8—'“ Joshtiu t*unt *
‘ Fear n o t , selecting a new secretary.
It would like t" -»e a man <>l
1 V IA r . t a n i t l i e ; F
ha
net
be dismayed. In* strong amt of
known idnlity, of dignity, of attractive personality and one 11 a - til'd In t tin ii i • .O' a i ' r e s i d e e t
Cnurngc; fur thus “ hull the
i f th e I l i lt e d . ’ a l l * ,
I f e iu u li
do tn nil your e n e m i e s against wiio can command I lie respect o f till our ......pie. appointed to t ( i f * , >,ril m il e a l is y l l . t v i tieen
office.
It would like to see a secretary in of f ice who will d u r i n g In* | h r i e , , a r s m ( tie W h i t e
y o f i g h t . " .Ins. 10 :2 a.
be able to cement In h r personal differences should
a ny H o use , a n d i f pi • p, • ll y e m it lim e s
A Y E R — 0 Lord. our do,I.
exisl here, so that Hie a f f a i r s o f the community as a whole I I.S It I . Wim l 1 I, i o n i* t h e r e n l
Us similar assurance over our
| heat m g < a l v i n i ••• *1ul r e in P.I2H .*
at enemies and we shall can be supported by a united people.
(h t the good fight with all o t r
Capabl e s e c r e ta r ie s cannot be picked at random.
It will
A \i.l
\ K ip . i a \* * lll l* *|,.VVIt.
w
Wl iil e look- g* \i r Hire ul ..........
r e 111", '.III
t aki time to f in t lie right man for t lie plai
t»t .• ..I ». ■u.g i >1 w r.
t i l : \ H K M ' o \ Ii i i; \ i 11
T ill* I ’te *
around for i -aiccessor to Mr. IVarman. T h e He ra l d id#-• ♦
B E D O U I N MONO
mg
u l * I.urn 1la . le .lll
It,
f-lm
so
that
no
tan
In*
matte
hopes a temporary appointment
the desert I mine to t i l l
.. •*,\ » l e n t i.
.1\
>.III III.', Ivl
I, t h e | »a. gl i
I t in - 1
r.,1
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•t 'll, I iv a
stallion shod with fire;
time will be lie! nor any interest lag m l he ;il l airs of kbe III I * |M 1.1
I.
t.
ll. Ve. I ..f
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the wind* are left Isdiiml
* I hi, 'I
1f i
t» hi. n'
or gan izat ion.
|.| ,t t**i I " m:t 1
•el
I the speed nf my desire.
I a. I h a t l . ' l a i l . l l , a n
,. i , .illtel II "
i ... Ii.t,-,
hr • .i .ill 11 r i iMu tint '
i! i a, i | l hat t i l l !•
aI i
I T h e c h a m b e r of CommePee I'-- a pernmiieiil lixtnre in the
|r thy window I s ta n d ,
" 'll
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I III, lillu.* a ml v\ in
r. .if* t IFi.il l
I'l I" I H
.la te i
if. ft "I II II e> I I'm
knd the midnight h e a r s m v
tIt
life of Sanford, despite any mill vary intpi'
'"ii that iiifiv ■" i . " ' tun
t'll'g " t i l . I
I h e \ V '.i te t h e i j e l l l '
• I •• V >
ll.iv
I *.l I ,l. i| I ..g et III I
*.| t l .
i th e e , I lo v e hut thee,
' I ' H u t i , I,, t m t h e |>i i i i . a r i )
and
j have been created.
ll will continue H - gf'*>t
1
ami a "
V .,u ( . l e a k i n g ’ ll*
f l t h n l o v a H i n t s h a ll not lie
I ' •*S \ •: 1 1 >i: i, ,in.mi \ ii n
- " I * , h lj . n l. t . > t h e i r ,, w it m en m
....
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lie
•
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n
i
will
assist
the
cilv
and
the
contilv
in
prompting
worthwhil
e
Im1*1
\ T il! the h u d g r o w s co ld ,
; til.: Kiri. vie. -le..Ve*t lll'ltl tl VV"III
th e - t a l e « h . I In n s .
I h e l'e is m .
I I..i ula. a m i 11.• • \
j improvements.
It will go right on tilling its place hi tin ; i'll I he \\,i . ii.t" •• ll ll.illlelil, I*. In re, Si ill I ll.
I A nd the stars are old.
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“ .A n d the leaves of the .Itnlg , community.
- he |
t ' e I t . l a k e a. t i n it m t h e i . . a l t e r , i ,,
A n d in being reorganized it will lie strength | I•r***ii Im. V !«'W ■ i ' u l a i l v t e e ,
lin t '
fnent Book unfold!
.m
St.'* .!• pi •
"I V Hi ill”
\ v i r n t h " v o t e r s t i n ' th * v
i rued materially and placed on a basis where it can accom -ti old
k - ,,f a l i l l " f Im lshev
I Iml
|,e *j>i' .
ill " l a k i n g a i
vliU'li pi* Sltuiiililv , he
■•at ti win n
plish even more than it lias in pervious years.
1 1 " i n a • le iii", r a t le pa
from they window und
.lU'llll I ' e iv't in
the, " I ' l a I . a l l ' l l
V.-i'v tint i - hi , 1i
I ht*-e 11i.d
i,.
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e
r
vie
i
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m
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If it finds more funds are necessary with which to o p li . ' i e l . m. m. 1e "I vpil'i*l” t t illl I llv ill •
> passion and mv pain;
*"'1 ■I.
li ie r s
i ' V vv a k e ill. t " t tie l e I
on the minds below,
m.i'.li I lit M l V i ' i u l e i . I . ii.lv " f Mn.i
T h e r e I ■ in, d e n t", r i l l le eye, til tv *•
erate, loyal and faithful supporters will provide those tnmls, pi:
i ri I* |, ,|'|,‘»i, I lie l«*l t e l
lid I fa in t in they disdain.
c iu i'liln ,
\*t,.t .I,..' im l r m l i / . e t h a t " t y j n
i " III III 11 t e e in I iv i Iv en g. g v l m p r o
f
or
surely
our
people
recognize
in
the
(
handier
of
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tuiieh
thv
lilt m .pie" art I ht "llll • uli'iltiiiel e . I m g t i n n a n v m M a n u l e e . .n m
rtieree a body tlml must have ,ade<|iintc support.
Any defi
i . 11 I ’ I- ii iak m g in 1h. . Iv Main r
i b ro #
I w . u e li l i t . I iii in in t iie e I* a iiiile , ■o i l . I - I i
l. iit. lii a n - . a - l l. a lli.t - in
.-tim
l ' • •f ii l . t has | . ., t h e r - t a t , th th t'h c a t of my hurtling cit that may now exist, on account ol
t i l l a s tm it.IN I " IIIT I .- s .H 'y .
poor
payment
ol
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g e n e t i i l i le .-lio n .
C e p n h lj , an,- m i l
pledges, can, we an* sure, be taken care ol later in the yeui
le lie v v a l e:m l l l l
e*i
m e lt thee to hear the vow
• l ilin.it \ i ,i I - .ami st.i)
Hat "n||i t h r o t i i * l
I ' l i d a v n i g h t .un i e " in p | e t e . | an • »r
with
the
appointment
o
f
it
new
secretary.
I e I , , 11g 111 m i
A love th at shall not die
•t't
V . " , | | , | le W I I *t n ,1 l u n g ll ,.r * lin .o v e l , , . . i I .
g a n i z a t i o n it. M a n a t e e <..tin t \ an d
gi *>.ii
I’resident Douglass, and Ins board ot directors have t lie l'") !i ami
Jl the suit grows cold.
l l w e t e t i n |i i n
a.< g o i n g t o ■eel* a d d ll to n a l in, n.
A n d the stars a re old,
I..ul, V l t l e .itI,I i lia iil. I In i| 111
I',
,l..* h i I Ii V I,. I
support and the bat king <>t all '-eligible and loval citizen
t"'l
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W ill
A n d Ihl* lt»HV«*rt «i f Jh e Kelg
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I - "tiie .l m M a n a t e ’
rhe word that shall give me
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Don't bnv food supplies in a < irl.v store,
al.lv the lie \1 t IV I I.
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th e y
to * ......." I V h e r , t o .
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ti
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health of your family every linn
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“ IP tho door tif they heart.
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l i . n t . vvit
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It.
the
l.
1 •HtlfH*f M Inti t - needed l o s l o i r n
courage it kind ol public ser\ ice I hal • in>nltI tlol tie C H IN
Ind open thv ehanihei ilniu.
i t • f i i r n i'
: II .It, ll. I.
I'l*.
h u ll, t IV er * ] p u h lic a u
not m,
" " 1" n a l t h i " g - I'm t h e g'.M.I
t a
P ly klsea sha ll lent I, l l i v li p
t'-naiii ed at all.
[HISS l l l l c . 1). :»M* • t
1t i f >1 I h i " i i g h ,i w in dl o w .
1I m * l "
e - le|.|
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ill I • * i n | i e t l l l o l l , l l it
J.,
lovo th a t s h a ll fade nit
l i m it
nee*' t
it 'itliiti1* \
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tie I,...I et, ! " VV. .| |M
\ H ot b e t
m a t i v Vi *?i r
It ;t grocery iiiiin. a meiil tlealer. ii * 11*■i " f :in\ kind ot " • u l
v e r y - t r o n g fn
^T.Vi T ill tho mm grow * t uhl.
loud, does not, think enough o f Ins patrons to protect them ii t n t . tit.-- ; , kilim ,r l o l e i ,| l e g i a n d Wl* Jil i < • •* *W t ' II.. i "ter, \
in.,.I, • an m eal. I I II' d e * t r m t n o .
(f,{: And tho stars are old.
'.’ •'I
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IIIl e ev l i n g , l i s t '
i,f
H . • H im i n t
I k,| i.l.i
must
*' - a l t l l - h e I to t . I l l s
And the leaves o f the Imlg against contaminated supplies, in* should la* helped to g " out | host il. n i t il d<
['lie•v s i t y 1 In k i l l
.
ment Rook uiifoltl!
r
o
f
business
as
speedily
as
possible.
An
d
this
can
be
brought
mg.
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— Hayartl Tavlor.
to pass most effectually by a thorough- going boycott.
ill'*: OTHER lay in f, a- a
I’l NS M'lH .V NEWS
Du r i n g the iml w ea t h er there is a special need o f con
Colcrymca math* ii i In,n
el"i gv hum >'. h. had at tai l, I • he
stant vigilance on the part o f
food
merchants.
Floors >it v gov eriom at sli 'I and -11 ,1
H
\VIlltel I 1 VI. ,i
In ad *f tin * ' I in* a. < id, at i. a r e n u n . '
— o------am*'
should lie fl'ei|lient ly scrubbed
not wet dfvvvii it IP I c a r e a mail w tn. , •lien o| oil til'll 11 I e hugest ant* n,"I* I.
Inh m A tiler
•noi-trut
■
lie oopen
H t n lie
p en sen.ton f
•thl* I,, in l ru e t in n.
I f I h<
lessly swept.
Show eases and sl ides need tlailv cleaning.
ns. makes ti,.
1l i e .
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s
t
HOI
New tnr1 and New Jersev di
tiwini lho English * Imn
I ' >l* ..v e i ' .oniMi
• il *n d a n g e r s n n i ' i n veil i i i i u n i i n n a l l v at h< *nn
And the greatest care is reippiiretl to keep spoiled fruit i'II.-s lit.
\f i aoi dltllll V mol d, i
:* ' " l at
, |io"l.'. t lii'v w i l l l. i i r i i m.t
the s tre e tan
tlvegetal'les
and
wor
my
cereals
f
rom
car
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g
infection
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I.,
1" 1*1.iv on s t r e e t , a n d t o erdv i ear*'
I
Lie
*n
i
on
■iteller, that ..t the Rev. r Hall
Tho .•Chiitliumoga
Times
in to ot iter supplies.
gest e(| t l l - l l i- '
l. d l v
N o m e i|av i h i l d r e n taav d .
t'Oi*vman. I’.eiml sin.'
•Iron, ?Whnt In a Rcpulilinin ’! '
K eep . ll p i 'l l .
(hi
iiM im tiv .lv .
Housewives who have reieived com Icons, kmdlv servite h.p -t onal
n i, a lo n g p la y
t
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what is it?
g r o u n d o f H .,
i .
I hi p r o p o s a l t o h.ot 11 eel p a l I.
f m mmerchaiits often feel Hint il would tie a kind ol treas
Ire .'.iih Mi- M ils a nn ml el' ••1
-------- - o - - - - • K il n e a l.
l, r *,.*•i, u *1 Mil,,
*" c i h a r s h
Y et il mav I....... ...
InI
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he
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him
01(i.
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desert
tin
in.
regardl
ess
ol
how
-lack
lin
y
become
in
'/Tho flighluiulle r s m a d e
l o t he d a n g . i
-I I Ml
i' l* * - a r y in tin* h.i .pies* ,•. *
But housewives rannot a f f o r d lo
‘ thin eeu
o«*n inis in three, gam*- tile care ot then stores.
< i o-sing a m i
■I " i " s t c i t i e s h e f o i* m a n y y e a r
ill. m g
In C I l N N E l I K I N w ii h I h. I,. i
mlit hnul pitching like tluit. j allow their pt r.sonal likes to interfere with proper wutchI'lie se s t il l
t,
'*
tally
"tie c o m n u i n i t v poln.* i ,'. . . r d .
nn
g
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a, e. S e n a t o r S i m p s o n , p.. m l | ,
p il ies, hot ,|. i
n — ---In*w l i n t t h r e e f o u r t h . I'lMlI
..f
the
ill-ill
| fulness for their f amil ies’ welfare.
'■e nter,
a .".
"S lia im fo l
,.g h
p r a t i o n In In. \ lo w II- nf snv s l / e
'\T K h o k ti” O i.Hlin n f t h e W a s h
11 f f ' c a c i d e n t s at in te r - .* . U m i .
w
a
s
Imvvn
in
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1
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ig
I'atronize the stores Hud are dean.
Let vnur rnercliant 1
It Ik h a u l l, 1each cldei 11 lu*r
t o n ' H e n a t n r s seetns t o hp n I
dm* to t he
Ido. k i n g
,,f
| he
and that von will not bin goods tiial a re exposed ' ,l'' ■' m i l t h e case w a s t r e a t e d m - m is i i i i v t l i i n r new
l O C t t IgoiMa
n lm iil
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h o mnntlersl
e |
di iv el * view hv parked e a r-, tip
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Hint "light I,, satisly .-.nv I h r i .. is not i g
Peat ill-ill t.. l„.
I I MVV I borough fit res, <\s|iorl ;*. 11y
to dill and itiseels.
i n n will 11ml scrupnlotish clean p l a n s muideiei "
E n f
y
o
M* a a m i
•pel'.* s t r e e t e a r - n m . parking it
I he g e n e i al a l l |1 tid e ol I In h. vv i * '1 f u r a l o n g t h a t line.
lo buy your food supplies.
( l ive llieiti your
in
Sanf
or
d
- W . a r c t liiiiftk fu l 1hut tIn* h i m w o m e n w h o h a v e :dvv: v - . i . „. * , ., |
• 11 m g t o h e i . a m l o l e t a h l i ' n m •
t o w a r d c r i m i n a l s nt t i n - , olllll i
IB Sin if fllw t, We Im Yi'
11»11 )»«*• | t r.nde.
- ' T i l l s t o he o f a k i n d th a t "•*i.e In t h e st ree l wlp.-ii f ».. \ I d - . d . : . i „ | a*.
*!ng Jlpr<‘t t av
N ir tl
<nl . i I m^ i H-s '
I)
w h ' i f i i r r i i . ' d th* hal*it
wln-i,
the
I * -a te d v a n > i i im in a l
nm p i n v i M o n m u - l t ,.* made f,o
II
9W«
, >" i i i n n i i i U v w .. . - i i i . i l l ..... . t , ,,! i11.
i .'i's d r i v e n t o • >1 f i . . w o r k e r
T l I K LIFF. O F anyuiie eati by no mejius lie t hanged a lt er
>1
" a - lig h t.
I .w an d -af.- |
j >:
d s t o r e p a t r o n . - Ida* n e u t r a l de
" N i l M \ \ a tier.* I*. In
v a l l ■I,
&V-W*
Il'IV e o f tho-e d e a t l i ; an evil life can in no w me la* c on v c i l e d into a good
h n i . l t o i - i l l ' i I t h e m ,-lv
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W ^ r u . wh . 1 want to make a |:: life, or tin infernal into an aiigela life; because every spirit,
] n e w ,in le t '.
flfflB
r*h,
—
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istuSa
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| D a u g h te rs
H o ld
O n
O f
W e s l e y f. A
B u s in e s s
T u e s d a y
K v e n in ^ '
and
Mi
W ednesday
se ve ra l n i"ii
ilMff
Oi h
1!IH
W.I
rl .
m a ll
f pfMlI
Sf s (tf
•ot al
1l a r i \
They
i - al t I k
otlte.
Mi
I- a nine Sue S tone h t
ne d a y l o r In r home at
I
'ill'- .
I la ,, a f t el
a v e ry p
\ I- it her e as I h 1 pile t
i.
S te lla
A I T 111 g | o i t at her In
i;
M a irn o lia
A m ino
III M I ' *
IWiiI'ii
hi
hav m g
ItmtMi'ti
■Mrs. Joe T ' d l m i n , M r
Nannie
H e ttm a rk and .Miss K v e ly ti TTIuum
o f Q u ilm a tt , (la . .speid tile dav in
W ednesday w it h fr ie n d s e n ro u le In
I .akela lid
Put-
M\I»U
Ml' 1ll -I '
ll' IN'' "II
I
Alls. .1
,1. H ie k in s o ll and tlite e
l'i.i im r , e id* n t , . . - ,m
1I " i d Imi m , " ot ( i r l a m l " .
p< nt
. hot day In t e " it ll II I! ml
I I h i ld r i ti
I
M •' and Al t - A| U ,t ........I I am
1pa a r r iv e d in tin- n t v W edim day
i lot a l ir i e l s la y and a re s l o p p in g
•I I I he Sent I in ile.
I Ujr hill
i ii m i|
AH and Alt
.1 II . M a l l ........ I
I'm111g ! r-n 'A i I,
Llh r
Iv
Id ■ Hat t<>" i i i h I hi ed to S ,m |o r,| \\ , d
ne-da v and a te
p e n d in g a short
I n-' Mg I ' l l
tiln e hele a ’ the Al " t i l e/ ii tm ,,
I tip 11111,0 e
I hi h. n I
Mr
t' ' ,i ''i ii
I- i f
R e c k le s s
D r iv in g
di i v i n g were
t liarges o f reckle
phn er| a g a inst A
Lee and MrII ( I. M u m ,1, hot Ii o f
S a n fo rd
Wednesday night h\ police follow
e o llls illlt of'
mg an lillti'M Iid ille
I lo rd St reel
,N " il e w a , h u l l
h a i g e - " i l l i **•
A In il'llit r " I i tin
t " ill l F rid a '
held iii Mann ip
iie o i mg
V O L C A N O IN KIM P IT ON
•\ag ET. I/Pi
R ATA V IA , .I n ';
I la 11 a i voleait". ■ii t i i e isla nd " f
ITli1 ' 1 Huge " f
Halt, is m e rupt imi
1111rIni ite.l
I",
I la I oer has
In en
T In pop'll, t ion
s tr e a m s o f l it 'a .
escaped.
iKXI»KRIKNCKS OF 1ST T R 1R TIIKOIRJH
KVKRdLADKS ARK (IIVFN IIFRF
In
By I.. C h u r c h
Aly a dvice is to let e v e ry dis
i " i d e n tial m a n take a i , ip th r o u g h
t In- K v e r g h i d e s ; i f it doesn't k ill
film , it w i l l eei tm n ly i on- him
ir. ill'
All those w ho are sol f e t i n g f r o m
e n n u i, w h o have no ta s te f u r Ihe
good t h i n g s o f th e w o rld , and can
l e d on nol Iii n g hut the d a i nt iest
• " t .a ■d" Ih e ta b le , a f t e r a le w day's o f
AA■I" a 1 .-m lt e x p e r ii a rc s
as
"r
went
t h r o u g h , fa t , w h it e hacon w a rm e d
• As the in d u e d r e s u lt o f p l a y in g
M is. |;
T e rb iu m , w h o w i t h ’ a r m i r t h of d u ly p r a n k , V iu cie
M r. Terlm mi leave ila- l a t t e r p a rt 1’eercy. Id. died here la s t n ig h t
o f the w. k fo r l''ort L a u d e r d a l e ' f r o m Kimshot wounds i n f l ic t e d hy
W111'1 e till
w ill make t h e i r home 1 |{oy S p ic k iir d , ■!< p u ty s h e l r f f , at
With t Ill'll' la u g h te r. M rs. ,1. W e ll
K it u h a ll, *, m ti
o o 'ii 'i i Hoe, was honored Wednes- i
I ’eerey. at
re l,-Itra tio n , th r e w
day a fte rn o o n w it h
a
s u rp r is e t
a l i i r h t i d i m i raeker w h ic h Indited
show i r, te n d e re l t v th e ladies o f '
in th e e n f f >>l i t . \ - t a n d e r ' s Ir o n s
III
I’ i r . l l In i | inn , h u re h AlIX- I
ers, set1 1ti,t I h< in a f n e
T w o dt,y s
' l " n V w i ' l i whi'T, Mrs. T e rh e u n
l a t e r th
man tin I I lie liny and
had In ea i d ' - n t n il .n ,ro it or-1
rrnve him a I" it m,r
irani/.at ion e a rly last venr.
I’eerey leluim d with his father
.\ u m e i "tis e iIT - if all k in d s w e re
I he deputy sheriff
K*'
l>v tin- n e t a l i ' i s , and th e , ftmwil I ’eerey
p resident, Mrs. i. m
M itr s h n ll, arrest, cl the fat In r, hat the hoy
pi evented the h " t ' " r u 11*1: Ik w i t h ran to In ni"ti t i n am! obtained
Spud at 1 -aid. Spickiird
a handsome pm a nt a , a Ki f t f r o m i ” I’ "*1
fired, 11 d ine i h, I..,y in the ah
Hi
utranm at am.
M is . l e i la iii i u n iil i eeelit ly was domett.
____
d e p a it m e n i pre-.iil,'ti( o f th e K a i l - 1
,
.
, r ,
i d Spanish W a i \ e l e r a n s A u x i l i - 1 C I u U m I k
v\ I4 *;u n V o t e s
a
r
y
nt
H
o
n
d
a
,
ami
was
also
e
lia
ri
t e r i liaii man >.| ih e W e lfa r e HeI p a rtm e n l o f the S a n fo rd W o m a n 's
' * *"*'■
^h e ha
t« en an a c tiv e
■ (/Ti
The
I
PA PI .
Aur
m e n d 'e r in hoih , hureh and clu b
'
e
h
a
m
h
e
r
o'
<h
pip
ie
to
d
a
y
a
g
a in
w o rk .
Voted i " l i l litem ' a. P r e m ie r Pom
: ill to 17‘J, a
I me
<t,re h '
. n i t f o r eon
S n ri th t
riu|K 1 1y wdiieti
.
t r o t " 1 ll
, . |o put HI
I S ; : tie y
i l i ‘ eoinpnnv
it" h
Poincare ( ’onfidonce
Serif ms { 'hip IJunmtfc
At (leant Ilaliama
Iit ‘|itii't (>i j > -Jtirdahn
M1
I
PM M
HI, M il.
Flu.,
A " c ■■ 1 I '1 Ike I. I n mi the lta
, h i m .1 I apt a m I m
.lot 1h ill *s life
1 ’ x l " dit i"n m port
ei ions d a m a g e
• t " • 1 •• 11 s and p ie p e iT y (nit no loss
j " I liH or the wrecks o| la rg e ships
o
1s
' a t t i i i'.d K a hanm , ttie is ls n d v i s i t
I
ed !■' t lie "I Tll lsl llle ."
P re m iu m
O f $ 1 1 ),1 0 0
A \1 t Knd.
1lead
Man's
Reef,
i H 'dine's Reef and lvig lil M ile Point
S 1 A I rt , I SI I N K , I'T:, , Aug. a. ' v i e pnitit-, to iie tie l hy th e Palm
1 l'i
Si \ pel i i .i school liond • H' arh yai til on it mi ton o f titer
Nassau, hit
I " tile a iiio iin l " f f'JaU.IMItt I l l ' l l ' ' ' V and mve t ij-a tio n
"Id he ll y e - t f i d a y a It e 11 |.".ti hy hardest hy the ti"i>i< " h iin i e a u e
'li e h -aid ,.| piddle i n r i a l ion to ' m I i i i -Ii " 1 1 eke,1 m h ha or m the
1‘ lO 'M in .V I ,.iii | >:i ii \
1. 1ledo, H ill., ilia - and hil I he ho. et east
ta le, w a not v is it ed
<d ll" , at p ar, " " ll a I'l e m lillil o f ' "U t •" t fit
| a Al 1:11 m 1 al line 1lia| pot t
S III.I IIII
S u p p lie s " t i .... I t u f t . ;m,| o th e r
Ih e
a le i
i o ' " m g i n t u p o n t lie
" ■i tat. i n to t Ile 11 lei,
a p p i'i'a l
h y tin - h o a r d " f
p u h l i e nri ■ " n
i i'll mil ives w |i" f i ' i i l l ' l l ttie aid
pm t i n e t i o n ' s
b o n d I n " M l iii N e w
w it h g i eat .........ii l rat ions " l joy
A"t k .
I h e . is i n - l l e V i d In lie t h ' 1
i p t i r e 1,ro u g h !
hy
F lo r id a ! a ml g ru t il ude
I I "III'I V. I ere lit w eek.AH s A !a rg n re
T h o m p o n . e. Ie
I Ie re were la liond houses rep
w it h her parent
Air. and Mi
resented m person at th e sale ,.ml
L u ke T h o m p s o n lias heeii -peml
a n u m b e r o f w r i t t e n h id . were k <
m g th e past f i v
unit., ui'l 'laugh
weeks al \ he
eel Ved. I 'on,pet il loll ■■, I he tod
IfttMi'irek. Pa . -tie M ile . N. l ' . is now v is ji m g at We
d in g wa . s p irit e d .
t o n ip k a . A la., as | he gm- t .■! AL
1Hr- Philip \ H' n
K tig e n ia Rouse.
ie
Dips'r tin
I ’a ii- ( ’h a r m e d W i t h
;ifl. r
R E S ID E N C E
all^on'nfMrs. Ii. A. Terheun Is, Youth I)iosOfWounds|Tennessee Democrats
Honored At Surprise* Inflicted By Deputy i To Name Candidates
•i. W. M e t i,
'A .i'a hula was Shower On Wednesday
.... ....
a mnng t ) i " . I , . ......... ,,,
tow n at
!
* H A M I K , K.uis., Any;. *>. I/ H
N A S H V I L L E , Tcnn., A n n . r>.
in ltn i 11\
Ml s. W a l t e r M o r g a n
Mill, l a c k ^ H |l a y lo n a lb
AVednesilay lie *e us the
Mr. am i M rs . H u r r y
t h e ir home on N i n i h St n
E D IT O R
| l e d i r i g o u r island " '
] lo it a nd I lien " col
11 latigulnleil
htu K to our
mot tit tig’s c a m p wh e r e "■ lotind
1 lie did iii I iif men hu< I m t
ui
el riled in b r u i gi ng Up Hu' bonis,
i
" ti
I ’., lie
1 i ie
I He.I' i lly Fat hei
m lias ra ile d
u te l,
.1 mid l
t "I e lie 11 i id ved I lltil
1; ti 111 ission to
w ith I m nddi
dneth all
Iln
wli.
(A*)- Tennessee H e m ,..ra ts went t.
.,
,, , ,
,,
,,
t," ‘ " " " "
""
l’ f f Vl' " r
P»'imni v to ru tm in a to a n o v e n io r
and a m n n l s r o f th. r a ilr o a d and
1 mIdle u t i l l! ie s e o n n n ijs io ii m id h>
s e ttle a i nnitressionul e n n te st in
i Ih e N in t h d is Irn T , w h ile th e He
puhlie hns w ill ile, ale a f i r s t dist rie t eor|t(
Ji*, i undress,
(io v . A u s tin I ’eav. who has s e r v
ed t w o te r m s in o f f i r e am i seeks
a t h i r d te rm nominal ton, is oppos! ed by Hr. John ]j. W a l , f u r m e i l y
an i u s t r u e t o r in law al th e U n i\ el s ity o f Tennessee
In th e Hemoeratn e n n tf s t f i r
! eon Kress in the n in th d i s t r i e t , K
■! ( l a r r e t t o f Hri's'len,
M in o rity
leader in Ih e hmi e, is opposed hy
w
W. r r n i K Of
Hip lev.
Tenn .
f o r m e r s ta te senator.
Paper
P A IMS. A ug. a
P
T iie sp o rt
p u t" i I , A ut n Ini I t . si il r i u . r l e s
Py lr1 Am erietm pr> n d e r. w h o has
' " in i n 11 d w it ti
anne L e n g le n
I " i a ei ies o f pi
nniiil lenrds
matches iu A met i.
t " le n rn who
tie I tem Ii g n l " i
t 'l iy
It s a y .
■'a,Min'd noth
tin "
<•!. th a t 0 ii i
me 11 " in Al i l ' i I. "Llo i th a n an
a OI nee that In ■ " p |i" tie n ts w i l l
he w o r t h y o f her t acipiet.
Is Sr< ■In i i i k
in
1
TO YOUR OIL
C o n tin u o u s fr o m
11 p. ni.
Car.
volume makes
possible
these valu es
P»i»<-ngrr
i ’ nmrnger
I’H u rn irr
i’ u iu iitr r
PaMcnger
P *» jrn g c r
(Model 20)
(Model 24>
(Model 2ft>
(Model 26)
(Model 26*)
(Model 27)
(Model 2H)
S po rt Ro»d«trr
Sport T o u rin g
Coupe
C o u n t t y t tub Coupe
4-'lot>r Sedan
Coupe
1
• R in k ;
b lit '
HIP H
$1195
It 195
41125
41195
41275
41295
11275
M>lf
ohdy
* trf ■
‘ft
l 395
1495
1465
(Model 40)
(Morlel 47)
(Model 40)
E
(Model 50)
Model 51)
Model 54)
Model 54c)
Model 55)
(Model 58)
$1995
111925
M1495
1765
11525
111850
S e rie s 1 2 8
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5 I ' u i r n g e r H ro u g h iim
4
4
1
ft
Pusengcr
Pasrrngrr
P**jenger
P a m en grr
Sport I l o » d » te r _
C o u n t r y C l u b C-oup*
St>oTt T o u r in g
Coupe
A i ^ r t FtdllM aid ftuH rm nnl f d i t « k * «i(4*4
RnlcV M-t... ' ■ " " • now <W*lio»t*d hr lh»l» wtwRbw*
lid ;I
Oil* F.hrrn tt.«
In rh u o f whrrlb***- IM wO neTw enlVl* l w toeew
from »*lr in *»1»
s»rt«* l»B« Tw««l»-U*hl
12(1 leeb«.
Saturday
,;
<3rh e G R E A T E S T !
Wo will tfivv a pair
of $1.00 Hose with
every pair of $0 lo
$11
a :lf
.(4(11
BUICK
E V E R B U IL T
Men’s Shoes
Sanford Buick Co.
IW a u n u itn
Avenue
V‘ *
TOHAY
T i l IJ ICS M A A
( l a r n J h H u g h * ill
P A I S t l R S T ”'
< orneily
" M o lo i Mad"
A |ilimc IN ' lew
•J
First
<»«
Fashions
Salurday Afternoon
at the
q u a l it y
j
“A h ea d on its M erits”
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crepe satins, in I lie
leading
shades
Navy, lliuck, IlnMIt*
(ireett a at! Tan.
r
Silk Underwear!
Crepe de rhine and georgette, gowns, teds, bloomers.
and slep-lns,
$ 1 .9 5 to $8.75
A L L L IG H T SHADES
SECOND
FLOOR
T h e Y o w e ll C om pany
ti"
r ( tc'i: ) /
.- - * ’ •
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$ c n .o o
sh o p
i t - * - " j *!
%
oxxeTm ,
j
•
iP x r #i
PnrW A te .
7 I’nMenger Sedan
Lloyd Shoe Co.
1 p. m. to
SANFORD HERALD
- \ j ^ ;'2r.K‘.VA4V>^rti* •'i' -■
„ -i *.K f.v
a >. .If
S to ck, f o r Sale.
ITill
J. (J. SHARON
Cooked Food ||
S A L E ![
C'
Puli Blood. PedigrM
SEE T IIE WINDOW
Boys W anted
The next morning
nine
men
went back fur the
boats.
The
u ",1 bake hind cooks stayed on the island to pre
" ^ " I's d u y at- pare a tupply o f food and the sur
veyors went on with tho line. Se-
H t it
.■•ai/k
p'li
FRENCH BULLDOG
*f4il
PUPS
4 P»**eti|jer C o u p e
Todays Best Buy
Mania. I detested mush.
0 *%
410 Sanford A re.
I Oft Palm etto A *e.
S e rie s 1 2 0
5 P««*engrr 2-.t.ior Seilnn
S I ’ x u m g e r 4 -d m 'r S rJan
h
1 We )iu ' I Imn'li and .................. .. up
I
o u r It tie o f m a n h. lu il soon I
o u r w ay o h - i r o i t c d hy a " e t a We had teat m d I ru m < ' | " ' i | " ' 1
o f th e day I" T " t o that it " a
ver y l il I Ie help I " Ion ll I Ina"
F K IH A A
g ra.--,
o "e
doubled
u('
..... ,
A llo rn e y -u t-I.n w
! t h r o u g h will he
d e l " a t e to his learn i and pulled t h n u i g l i a !■• ’ '
“ T H E Ml 1> s u l k "
iLr'rl. I asti as t u r k e y ’s breast and " s in k
"<• could. H o iih liiig up meant put
AVilli Jean H e rs rh n ll
l e v s " w i l l set as l ig h t ly on his s t o t i n g a ll o f the men on one boat ,
W i ll p ra c lic e in all th e r e u r t *
IB.... i.
Ior
i ii
mach as t ile lig h t e s t w h ite bread, and t lieri ' o m iiig haek
W a lla c e H e irs Comedy —
L 'x a m in a l ion o f A h s t r a c t s c i Land
Hy d o in g th is w.g toiind
j Ile m a y have been raised to t h in k oth e rs.
T
i
l
l
us
g
iv
e
n
especial
nt
te
n
t
ion
' I'e d c h a m p a g n e th e only d r i n k l ie could pull fr o n t one higo'Oi 1
"H itc h in g l p"
fd f o r a g e n tle m a n , hut It"
w i l l across t lie saw gl In s I o a i n 't ! 1a
O
f
fic
e
s
in
C
o
u
r
t
l
lm
t
s
a
1
glow' to t h i n k cold to f f e e w it h o u t w h ic h we would fo llo w a- l"tic
it w et,l in o u r d ire c tio n , whet, w
m i lk o r s u g a r etpml to n ectar.
|
I f a m a n is a dude,
a
t r i p " < n i l i l vf 11111 1 the n a rro w e s t pin. e m
I t h r o u g h live K v e rg h u lu s is
the ■he grass and pu ll Ir o m that la
one on the " t l e t
t h i n g to c u re h im .
A d a y '.i . j u u r - , goon in to th
In t i n - way
we l " " l \
i Key in s l i m y , d e c a y in g v g e tu h le j nide.
j m a t t e r w h ic h c o a ts and perm e a te s fo u g h t o u r w a y o n w a r d , >*nr nio [
to
i e v e r y t h i n g it touches, and im w a l l m e n t , s t r a i n i n g e v e ry nerve
I i t w it h w h ic h to w a sh it o f f , w i l l d r a g i iu r h oal.i th r o u g h the g ra -s ,
'
to
and ;
lie good f o r h im , h u t his
c h ie f and (he next i Im g itftr
K n u r rn n m hunse w it h l i m i t ami Im r k p n rr li, g a in go,
medicin e w i l l he his m o r n in g t o i l - i s h o v in g them h e fo re ns th ro u g h
Mill.
la rg e g a rd e n u n der cu ll iv 'itim i, lot liO x k'lHI in 1 1 m ile
^
et.
He m u st rise w it h l lm sun (he mud and w a te r
Miin.i
" h e n th e g l a s s and leaves are wet
_
o f th e c i t y l i m i t s of S a n fo rd
O w n e r w i l l give im
9
w it h ili'iv and put mi Ids s h rin k
m e d ia te possession f o r tCiliti.mi and a r r a n g e Ihe biilntice
r
NOTH I : l u l l 1*1 I I I . l i ' l l n v
nig body c lo th e :i th a t are Heavy
i i*l u m s |I i : ii i
lik e re n t .
P ric e S 4110(1.00.
and w e t w i t h s lim e , and scrape
tm I* i
I Ii*jr ■
H rrln l N». <>ITI'2I
1■ fit I'l
|lt. '•'il o f each shoe a c u p f u l l o f Mack
l»l I \ i i i ' v i i ; x t oi-" T in - ; i x T i - a i i o n |
o
dorous
m
u
d
.
I
t
's
e
n
o
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g
h
to
make
C O L C L O lK a i R E A L T Y C O M P A N Y
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a man s w e a r to he c o n te n te d f o r
311
First
National
Hank
Ifldtf.
Telephore
732
a
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o
b
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louit.
11
ever a f t e r w a r d s w i t h u hoard fo r
N, iTP i: is In-reliv
u l'. o il i i t ‘ |
a . Alcxanih i,M cCall " f " ' l " I" ’ •"!
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SANFO RD , F L O R ID A
?
III 1 Ainler a bed and a clean s h i r t once
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,
nja,
m
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"ii
.Itimiat
'
:tti,
l ' 1-- , niao'' ]%
Real Estate
Insurnnre
g
I '' .' ant Week.
As l 1 1lorius|i'iiil Mini.'
So
(H 7 I'M f" ' 1
Hut to re s u m e m y s to r y
•HU ■n New
siv
" f N M 1,, Seel tan I
said b e fo re t r v e r a l o f th e men alii,! LtI S . Hit Iigc :t I M . Tall al
■a
had reached th e is la n d b e fo re run ' M. iiillnn lias file t noth
md f r o m th e m I learn e d t h a t as i, rt11" r> 1" Ninka Ttlli*' Veil I I’' " " 1 1
lo istat.liHti iTalm t " tile Inlnl a l ' " ' ' i
■
h-’T1»|*
soon as th e saw gra ss laid b u r n . rti-sci llo it.
to roi l<'l' i k
<'!■ ■ 'U*
1
I
'm iit . at S a n fo rd . I'lo itd a , " li to ed o u t b e fo re th e m they had ail
;
m
il
iia
j
■
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r
s.'iMwinticr,
tnsfi
vanced w i t h th e boats, h u t made ;
i T a i 111 a nl mimes as wTtni-sms
t
.... k-li I'hurs such s lo w p ro g re s s t h a t th e y d e I'li.iil't.X t- West. I.r (ivlcdo. Mli.i ill I I
T
i
l . " Aulln.
of
( lit. rlo. (■'! ni nl a J
w
o
u
ld
cided to pack w h a t th e y
inali Ash. , " f
"v i." l« . MJ" 1)' 1 I
w 5 : ul"
need t h a t n i g h t and go on w i t h iNol
Incai K I I xmoii . " f
Hvlcilo. !■ lorAda
j
out th e m . B u t th e y fo u n d it was
i i K H U i ’. M I' ('ROM.
|
ft.-Klstcl
I
W a lk e r , a case o f j u m p i n g f r o m th e " f r y
______________ - !
N ............
- in g pun in to t h e f i r e , " f o r it was _____ ----------Wit have exeellenl iHTJpihsit iont» open for two
, ■'
Aliuit gniiu*- h a r d e r to c a r r y th e b a g g a g e on
bright, hustling hoys. Must he over 12 years of
t
h
e
i
r
haekn
th
a
n
to
d
r
a
g
it
in
the
- .... I r " ’a lh e ir
age; with bicycles.
This in your chance to make
, it 'ii home boats. One h y one th e men came
your vacation money. Apply in afternoons be
|UurH
M" lu r 't< s t a g g e r in g up. and it was lu te b e
'UtiC
fo r e we a te o r stent.
M e m o ry
fore 4 o'clock to
s t i l l d w e lls w i t h d e l ig h t on the
foil'I \
Circulation Manager
M
a
ry
t
h
o
u
g
h
t
o
f
t
h
a
t
s
u
p
p
e
r
and
g
lo
a
ts
*tr„,
,"'l‘
Naomi w i t h tendci* a f f e c t i o n o v e r th e rec - 1
The Daughters o f Wesley \■
"
* ’ • l i l t , d l l o lle c tio n o f m y p le a s ure in eat
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5
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4
5
4
D iv o r c e
I
S T R O U H S H I ' I H L I'a . A u g , I.
I (/Pi
R ic h a rd
W a s h b u rn
< litlil,
I f o r m e r umha- a d o r t o I t a l y and
w id e l y kn o w n w r it e r , has asked the
co m m o n pleas co u rt
of
M o n io e
j c o u n ty to a w a td him a decree " f
divo re e fr o m Ills w if e . M aude Path
I e r C h ild , ....... ids o f th e c o u rt di
closed (ml,iv.
I
M r. C hild, t l i i o u g h his n l t n i n e '
t
R. Ite iin iu ge r, ohl timed a suh
pollen in divo rce mi M rs C h ild mi
|.lim e 2ti, r e l ii r n a h l e
th e
fo u r t h
I .Mondey in S e p le n ih c r.
f
p ro m o te r.
K irk rd did not re ve a l th e idcr.t i l l o f th o se n p p ro a c h iiiK h im on
tin* sail Sect, hut declared lie tinderliim l th e y hud th e s u p p o r t o f l l n v oi K e n d ric k o f P h ila d e lp h ia ill hid
d iiu r f o r th o bout.
S e rie s 1 1 5
■■i >■'
(tie Hevi'l 'd
i In Id t en t " t he I " '
Ie el
T lie
Fill lie 1
ill i " in I " t t i otne|)l
A m b a s s a d tir
W .H.LONG
S l ’» * * e n g « 2-door Sedan
A m u sem en ts
Fomior
of Westchester, Pa., widely
jockey died today in a local
NEW Y O R K . A u r . R.-t/P)— tal of injuries sustained
Philadelphia interests today
re when Ijc was thrown in a
newed overtures to Tex Iticknrd Ihe Saratoga track.
to stace the Jack Dempsey-dcr-p
Ttniney heavywei t h'. title finht in
ala
the SestpiM Yntemiinl Stnudium
there, if developments prevent it
i fro m heinp held in New York, «ecnrditii: to aniiotmeement hy the
M EAT M ARKETS
Opponent,!
S u z a n n e ’s
the
pa m e
i th a t " i n So
t t l i l o l ( In o i l . i n
I "> m a n ' \ , i r '
!■ aelu i
of
I lie
m
la ■
She W.a-1
il h
t |" d o t'
t I In ist mu I ti
I" i", ■■i w i' li us, and urge
o Hie w o rk Im The M a ste r
' S e v e r a l K e p o r t e i l l 1m * t
l l ' c til, t we
w i l l meet
-o i in t ii.it laud o f pure ile
In ( o liis im i ( )f T r a in s
\\ here
.'-altlts
1111111" ! t . I
i n tim te dav excludes the
-lo N ’ KNlH pR i i
A rk . A u g a
•■••I fle a - iile b u llish pain.
i d ’l
Sev ral I " i " I I S Were tepol't
L i ! t hat a i o p v " f these
ed m.inred when i A li-s o u ri Pact
lie
the I t r l c li v
■lit
I ie •^Ms-etig't t i i i i i t n e k a H e ig h t Resolul e
ed fa l u l l ' an
a i < v tie recur,led
,r « '”
N 'J i ie t o n . \ r k , e m i v t..
, o f the
So
in I In- Menu
M e t ' . ,■ini a
1 nuhlislie d in
T he Sanford
( M I ire K e re n es R eport
P A R K FK ,
AML’
A l l - A l l ’ ll IS. T r i m , A u g . a
i/lh
Alt;.
P M F. I I IF It.
Report
11 i i i \ « 11
it tin o i l n i W S I H O R N ]d .N
lie re o f tin- All "III i p a r l ll e Hull
IM A d '
toad i m l n a t i d t h , "
| p ris o n s
' • I " III in i d , hot 11**I i
I ' et’ely ,
• ' I n n t».i etigei t r . i in N o o th e r ‘JltH,
" l l i ll Ie oil'd
11 -an St
I " ii is
to
AH niplits, i 11 p >t n " l t h i . e -.nil
sw ip e d allot In I t r a m al N e ll le l o n ,
t . i r l v lo d a '
2 1 7 jW ^
Name Of
u, 11
II "
TELE P H O N E :
JO CKEY C R A W F O R D D i l K
Q u a k e r C ity In terests
SARATOGA
H PIN G 8, N .
Bid F o r T t i t l e F i g h t Aufr. 'B.— {/P)— Charles
M o o t V m 'm ^ 'm is !,^
h„, n ,
i„.r,. Wet I ties
T lic L a u g h t e r s o f W esley < I:i■ lendini:
i n f till. M e t lln ilis t S llllil;, \ S rlm iil dav.
111 III ll must in te rc ; I' i l l g lur.ine
II
I'a i; In
m e e tin g T u e s d a y e v e n in g ,u tI'h -it
H u ll:fie ld . P a rk .
It..... I "I
d . w.i aim
class ro o m s in th e c h i m b .
.............. of state
| hold It-.
■■im"' ■ m m ,.
M a n y i n l p n r l a n t m a i l e r s were
in S a n lo rd on
I 'Inn i’ll :tt
dm .day.
dial ussed am) plaits made f u r Wnrh
ti, i i ;. done d u r i n g tin- lin 'd im m ili
i
The many frie n d ; ■■I
Tile m e e t in g was p resided o v e r hy 1
.1. o .
i l i i ‘ class p re s id e n t, M rs . K. js|.; Lena' alnl .Aim 1 | |
' i l l re
lArriv a I s
n re t to le arn " f , he <|, III, >f t h e i r
S r n l t . A most a-ni-im i r ; u r ir>tr n -iin rt
m o t h e r M la . S, II
..... .. it Jits
h ;, s g iv e n hy (he c la s ; si.-ilers.
j per, A la ., a f t ' i .m iiin,..
,: ' i m i
■f sev
It was also decided lt> hold
I,
:< ra l weeks.
Tin f u , n-r.il e r v i f ' s
* * £ » . !•' O'lKli;- J i linked food sale S a t u r d a y a f t e r
[Were held T h a t day
m o iiu riK " I
noon nt I lie Q m tlii y Shnji.
j S(,rihir"m. I ■'
I a v i n j j ' i o n , Ala
J'[);iylnim Ut'a'di; i
Hostesses f o r th e next
soi ial
j'Iriti wait v ; I m e e tin g w e re a p p o in te d a . fol
Fugnm
'h epanl r11 ' 11■." w a t e r
[lavi i mu Hi'ii'dt; I low l, Miss L i l l i e R u th S| icnt v\\
wa
ainuiiL the 1"j tie
.1
II
veal or-.
I Mis-, I'll he I I l . l d e y , M r - . II. |l.
Ipnuntni'1'
I'hnt da \ ,
j, hartiav: I *
H n g g c tl, M rs. .1. O .lin L im e y , and
“ j s Milligan, ! M is , I K. S p u r t i n g .
II
R H olie r |
n | '| m p a a r r iv e d
'i-wiienmii.
'ii '• " d o l'd AVnlm day fo r a b r i e f
Tampa; '■ 1 ■
M r iirnl M rs . |{>d,W aller o f In
s ta y here m, I<,, i
Land m o to re d to S a n fo r d Times
day in«rnm>! and spent lie- dav
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F ir s t In n in g
Buckley popped to Crowe. Crowp
F ir s t In n in g
B
u ckle y popped
micmey
popped to
10 th
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e w o u t H e ck. F ra n c is w a lk e d . ^ i - c k
g rounded to t h i r d .
No h its , no
B r a z i e r looked a t a t h i r ' l s tr ik e .
ru n s , no e rr o rs .
N o runs, no h its , no e rro rs .
In I. W i ll ia m s aid il
Yankee a'alps h a ve been t a k i " . I,..ui won,
Hensley s tr u c k o u t, F ris b ie file d
Beasley fa n n e d . F ris b ie looked to deep c e n te r, D u m a s grounded
i the I i r l i a n s ’ d e s tie ra te stand him u d Ii a home run.
I
a t a t h i r d s tr ik e .
D umas slapped to second.
| a g a in s t t h e i r m o s t p o w e r f u l A iii ih : - '
N o h its , nit runs, no
Cue . m a t i, ru n n e r - u p ill th e N a
a h i t to le f t .
H ii ntole second. e rro rs .
I n a League foes,
|
tional, n ted w h ile F it t s h u r g h di- ! p l a y e r s T i t f h l e n lip And Eie- Boston Drabs Fir
C ro w e w alked. A lle n file d to F u t ( d o r g o l lt il e , b ig r i g b l- b iu a l e d
Second I n n i n g
i ; g o r g e I h ie A l l o w s H u t
7
I
cinne S tiff As Pnkcrs Ituinvoye. N o runs, no h its, no e r r o r s .
' i lu .'f o f Die
C le v e la n d
iT.ilians' j ' ided a h iu h le -l'ill w i t h Boston, (he
B ra z ie r g ro u n d e d to sh o rt, K o
Pound ini; Kour
S en U eretl H H h A n d \Yhiffs
Second In n i n g
t a l l , w ie ld e d Die
to m a h a w k
in B i r a t i s c re w h o ld ir” ' a lead o f one
ing Many Shots. Says For
w a ls k i flied t o l o f t , F u t voye Died
Nineteen Hits
Kuth Twice, Once W ith Htifis 1 1 l e t d a y ’s g a n i i , I t«» 2 , and to- l u ll game. Boti S m ith held the
W ils o n t h r e w o u t K o w a l s k i. t o short. N o h its , no runs, no e r
mer Professional In (Jamo
To
Blank Pitt
F u lv o y e s tr u c k out. K ll n m w a lk e d . rors.
Idiittlctl In S e co n d
In n in g * i t.i v Ills m a le s a re o n ly nine games ! B ira te s In six lllovvs ill th e ope.i
t
ju M .iv fr o m th e A m e r ic a n L e a g u e ; ui
Hensley ran in to l e f t f o r D o d g e n ’s
Crowe g ro u n d e d to . n o r t , A I
1 ussle uli't shut them out, I I
b l.l'fH,
s hort fly . No runs, no h its ,
no leu ........ .. o u t, D u n b a r lifte d to
ifu lj
....... w ith Ins m a l e s h i t t i n g
,
U h d e i l i i s f i r s t o f Die e n i e i i l B* lin n s .
e rro rs.
deep center. N o h its , 110 rim s, no.
fivt
1 'it 1 -Im rg ti madi
i',im .' was g o in g on, W a s h in g to n I i 1 1 " i s , tw o by
D u n b a r lifte d to Dodgen W i ll e y el n i l ...
IV
I a i e\
i ' . | I *• I r o ll locked 111 one ol th e W i i g l i l a n d " I N I ' . V l r ; .
T h ir d In n in g
tossed out Bailey. Raw sou was o u t,
Tin
i beiiled liu seball di ells.,|..ns
H tig t'it
K s la h lis h c s
H im s e lf
K o w a ls k i to K lla m . No to n s ,
no
K llam w a lk e d , Dodgen final
to
B . uvch a g a in bit lia id in t i"' •'
Sherdel Wins tin
■I"
w . i r . tile T ig e r s i a j i | > l i i n g tie "tid g a m e bill M e a d o w , beat th em ,
bits,
no
e
rr
o
rs
.
Krnic
Ncvcrs
S
c
I
h
Athletic^
rig
h
t
field,
Cusack
forced
K
lla
m
A'
A s ( ir c it I e s P ‘ P in c h H i l l e r ” ;
1
i game
ten in n in g s , i, to t,
Brooklyn Hy
at second.
He w as safe at f i r s t , I
Down Wi th 7 Hits While i ' I the S e n a to rs Dii second, in .1 t o 2 .
T h ird In n in g
( L t ll e . i e s D o N o t A IT e c t H i m
Bun, Double ,\
T ile .cure at B ro o klvu wa Slier
W i ll e y single d to le ft.
B u ck le y (ffid look second on a passed b a ll.|
H a r r e l l s Hunter W i i t H d a n i e
i . eii f ra in e s , I 1 to 7, .log l i a r
d il . h’ ; B r o o k ly n , t.
L d l iianded
f V f i s a c rific e d , W ils o n to Beasley. Heck B uckley sin g le d to c e n te r and < u I
K ilitu v 's N o te : T h e A so e in te d
ii
o f W a s h in g to n hit tw o h*>m. * [ lin e d n hit to l e f t , W ille y b o ld in g sack scored, B u c k le y w e n t to scc-i
B o s t o n , a u C.
Bless h e r e w it h p re se n ts a n o th e r
• i - d u r i n g th e d a y, his second set- Bill, o f the C a r d s ,a lw a y s an nil
( I . K V K L A N D , A u g . n.— (,Vi
oral
on
the
t
h
r
o
w
in.
Heck
flie
d
to
i
" second.
F ra n c is file d to D umas.
■.cries o f a rtic le s i l l u m i n a t i n g n a
Bit tsbui gh Bjrat,.,
lu n g the issue by s c o rin g th re e d e - ir a b le a t Kbhets F ie ld , p e r m i l ( levciund ti»ik Die f i r s t o f th e •
Dunbar.
One
h
i
t
,
one
ru
n
,
no
er
home
B r a z ie r forced Heck, Beasley to
a ,r> to 2 v ietury <,ve
tio n a l s p o rts and t h e i r c h ie f f i g
i . s in Die f i l ia l i n n in g id’ tin- sec ted eight hits hut d ro ve old
lie s fro m N ew Y o r k I to 2, I Die
F r is b ie . N o runs, tw o bits, no e r rors.
m il, t r i p le arid a double,
l ie s c o r
second game uf a
urns,
it is an i n t e r v i e w w i t t i
•I
I
I'll
HU
.
B ailey wu:t safe
ns
Buckley w in n in g bis f o u r t h v i c t o r y o f a
Leo C ro w p and his f c l c r y j j i c n ro rs.
ed tw o runs and butted in three,
h ere \\ edticsday,
W a ltr r I lag e n, le m lin g p r o f e s
B ill It: i ret t insi rte d a v e rv im
on th e H ig h la n d e r *
fondled bis g ro u n d e r,
Itawson m a n y against N ew Y o l k th is m m
Heck t h r e w m il W ils o n , Beas popped to sh o rt, W i l l i a m s h it to soil W lid t K u th made tw o single
sional g o lfe r o f Die w u rh l, w r i l the f i i - i earruiktcr
[ i r - s i v e i'lisc c le a n in g c ir c u it blow eii, ugh to w m tbe g a m e
fey f o r n double v i c t o r y , bcb iiiil
F o u r home runs fe a le iit e d the
I 1 to d score Tht
t, , by Mien I. D n n h l, s p o rts
I the - e \ e|i t !l to give Die W i l l i e !
to second. in Inm I uni .-, up, he s t r u c k mil
• e x c e lle n t b u r l in g o f J o h n n y ley beat o u t a lot to deep s h o r t . Cusack, who tossed
F r is b ie single d to r i g h t , Beasley Buckley dro p p e d the ball and both w ilt, Do liases fi l le d and tw o mil
\ ic Aldridge ficni
e d ito r
The in te r v ie w is copy
" \ a V to .t m a r g in nvei B o s to n .' t hieagn I ' i i I im’ 12 in n in g v'lc to i/
I»ojl end I t o n r r W i ll ia m s .
tt
F r is b ie took sec
W n g lil
l ig h t e d b \ (lie A ssocia ted B le ss.
111 the opener tlld
I' ..It " I I ! " -ton a I •" had i hom er over I ’ lii la d e lp liia , 7 to
in Du- sei m ill .ml farm ed w i t h limn
;WfB a g ro n t
a ft e rn o o n
f o r th e g o in g to th ir d ,
Mirmers were safe. Beasley pop
oral
when
B
ra
z
ie
r
kicked th e ba ll ped to l b ir d , F ris b ie ro lle d weak
I ’ i r a l e iwnliTs ft»r
l i d I v e i l' he hi the B i d Si’ V to M X ' i . and W il l ia m s doing Die lion
on in Die eig h th . B o th H o y ’s pa
oral J iu n d re d
cu s to m e rs
who
Beasley
and
F r is b ie ly to the pite h e r.
M ill' Ote
I.i,K Smith,
»ir t"t' I be I ’tnl • w hile
N K U Y U k ’ K , Aug. fi. (/B)
Tlii- hits.
I t p i t t h r o u g h th e IK in n in g s o f foot aro u n d .
N o hits, no i w ere product i ve o f runs. W h ile
o]' t i l l
d u l l ' i . in g o lf w ho a r e s t r u g g l i n g f ie ld e r m di clght’ l
and I laid net t re dnunled
I ’ i m ie N t 'U 'i j a llo w e d I h .' A l i i
Ni w 1 m l. nirnte f o i l i e r r o rs , m iK
b a l l Hnd th e f i m I re s u lt net.i counted when D umas doubled to m i p s , tw o e rr o rs .
-■'.jlbaaeb
to " b n ak I flu" can m a k e a long to Die li.it.
in
iv i n scat I c[ cd lid
ind St. ' ago.
one iva
D y . pel pint t m g I I n i
<• p th e m t o t h e i r suppers w it h wide center, t 'rnwe w alked. So did A I
I 'o tirt h I l in in g
t i l d e to w a rd Die ir goal if t h e y j
land i o ri u i- a i n n in th e I bird u i ’ i
I i f ' t hi
/ i j r t n s o f s a tis fa c t io n m th e k n n w l- leu. I >i i i i IniV fanned. B a ile y slam
Fra n cis flie d to D u n b a r in deen
rued a long s in g le to ce n te r, cle r
w i l l follow the advice o f no less an I I ' i t t s l u i i eii imii mm
‘ e d g e t h j t t t h e i r ilia tn o m l re jir e s e iii
mg
le
ft,
l
l
r
a
/
n
r
w
alk
ed,
K
o
w
a
ls
k
i
lot
W a l l e r i la g , u i, and Boston
nut hoi'll y ll>
Jr; (!«tlvea h a d recovered t l i e i r h a lt m i; m g (lie bases. Sides relie ve d W i ll
1122 J)|2
\i
'i.u k
ig ’ii utai mat
; i
llnw.soti fo u h s l to F ra n c is . In I ' l l file who th r e w B rir/M 'r opt
’ [•yea a n d t h a t the p c i-rcntagc col- eyt
"re la x ."
Batteries
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<
leu-la
el
’III
Dm
ui)\
I
U
II
at second. Beasley tossed to fir s t
I to A m en e a n p ro fe s s io n a l c h a m NiehoIs. A 11,,m, ,im
u m n o f th e F lo r id a S ta te l.eMgu<- F iv e m i n s , fo u r hits, one e r r o r .
B a n i to - 11 ov t
.m il
Si vend
ft
f
o
r
a
double
p
la
y.
N
o
hit
no
F o u r th I n n i n g
pion declare'- " tel, xat urn’’ is th e arid Sentier.
llw a s c o n s id e r a b ly liirh te n e il.
K o w a ls k i hoisted one to D u n b a r, runs, no e rr o rs .
otic t i l i n g 1 hat eve ry g o i t e r should
I* J o h n n y g ave up six hits in Ins
Sfrond fl
Dumas s tr u c k out, C ro w e douh
F u lv o y e looked at a t h i r d .silike.
le a l" ,; yt;l, "liovv m a n y f i f th e m ,
: J t p a r f o r m p n t ’c
He kept them well
T ig e i t \ a d S e n a to rs S p lit
I'iM s Im i eh mil) m
K lla m lined to D u n b ar. N o runs, led u\ r tllii l e f t fiehh rs head, Al
k
n
o
w
in
g
f
u
l
l
w
ell
tile
a
d
v
a
n
ta
g
e
t t K f t t t e r e d and a t no lim e wan ho
Ian flied to th ir d . D u n b a r sing
itq ut
D I ' . T B I i l T Aug. a
l / i ’i D e tro it
o f loose, s u p p ly muscles, t i g h t e n Boston
(O eflousjy in d u iig c r. H o also fan- im h its , no e rr o rs .
Sides t h r e w o u t W ilso n . Bemdey led past t h i r d . C ro w e snored. Dim
and Wa h in g lo n d iv id e d a itmibl,
H u ttin i
Wexiiw
I■I> and be, nine as s t i f f as a p o k e r
\
ia « d ten.
T h u s c o rin g s ta rte d mi
g o runded to K lla m on a fast. play. lia r tool; seeniid on the th r o w m I,, a, h r
le i,
W eiln t s,|ay,
bulb
Hearn, Mud
when th e y are a b o u t to h i t th e Bent,
) the. t h i r d , When successive singles
B
aile
y
was
pas
i
d
in
t
e
n
t
i
m
i
u
ll
y
.
Hlorknu'u
Del
S
ix
lm
i
Bingles
Li use Defensive Work Costs h a l l. "
i . ine . g o in g in to e x t r a
in nin g..
■ b y Beaaiey and F ria b ie and a lim it F ris b ie lif t e d a high one to K iltlor.
voye. No runs, no b its no e rro rs . Bawson Died to center. T w o hits, I lie T ig e r look the fll's l ,7. Ill in
I'nr ThirU-t-n Butts And
T;im|);t
( i n me A fte r Seorels
“ T h is ru in s more shuts Llii.il a n y
’ double by O t to Dumas counted the
one run, im e rr o rs .
F i f t h In n in g
mm;: . ■, t " I, d r o p p i n g Die second
Hntdi-nhin ( limits 1.7 Fnr
• f i r s t tw v - F i j i we and A lle n each
Shcrdei ilcips Wij
Tied lit 1th; Vines Hurls ut h e r 'me ti l in g I can m e n t io n , 1
F i f t h In n in g
Dodgen Hied to A lle n .
Sides
IJ t " 7 w ill'll Die S e n a to rs f e ll bal l
\ tldjrety a w a lk and then F r a n k Bt iley
Victors ' “ -vs
I m t l , is, l l a g i r . also
Ten
Buns;
7
Pitchers
Psed
B lt D U K L Y N , Aol
Steady
Ball
For
fanned.
B
u
c
k
le
y
also
funned.
No
on
H
o
llo
w
a
y
,
in
tile
e
le
v
e
n
th
,
.Ine
F
u
lv
o
y
e
g
ro
u
n
d
e
d
to
slim
I,
F,l
M l l w t k e d one to ko< p r e n t e r and e lenrs t r i k f s a ke y n o te in th e success
S lu T d e l mixe! hittT
runs,
no
h
its,
no
e
rro
rs
.
l
l
a
r
r
n
lilt
a
In,me
t
u
n
in
each
con
lam
flie
d
to
le
f
t
,
Dodgen
fouled
i# d t h e bags
B a ile y wiih c re d ite d
o f his o w n career.
N o c h a m p io n
B it A I i K N T t IN . A u g . a. (/Bi in
' Sides th r e w out Dumas. C rowe out to Itaw son. N o h its , no runs, l e d , the one in Die second c o in in '
I A M B A , A u g . a. f/I *i. T a m p a o f tin , gam e la k e s i t a n y easier p i t c h i n g Wminesdal
' a s in g le .
s tr u c k out.
A li e n l<i<>kcd a t a no e rro rs .
I-. I lie elevi'Nlh i n n in g as part of
vvntfe-l which exten ded I,, Die mad, only five t h r e a t s good W e d tita n H a g e n, who learned t i l l s les L o u is ('aih iia lx
I n t h e Ixlij^ D u n b a r opened ny t h i r d s tr ik e .
f i r s t game ,>f a ;cr|
Nn ru n s , no bits, no
W illia m s flie d to
deep
short. Dm W fi'd iin g to n b o m b a r d m e n t a n ! »' .lh m n iiig , the S a in t; d e fe a t,'.I nesday, losing the t h ir d s t r a ig h t son some years ago.
.. B o lin g a three" huso h i t to r i g h
Me, t i i | >le anil n
e rro rs .
arc,unit ni' fo r | Ii i ee rugs.
Beasley
g
r
o
u
n
d
'
d
In
the
p
itch
e
r,
and
1mat
of
ga
me
J
o
DuS
set
i*
“
A
n
o
t
h
e
r
good
lesson
I
learned
x, M B a il e y w n a p u rp o s e ly passed ami
l i e (iiuvvel
here this a f I el nuon,
tim e s up
Ii win :
S ix t h In n in g
F ris h ie gro unded in slim I
No
F irs t B u r n e
*
(
Irloo
<
NfS
in
1
I
1".
2
left
r.sivc
• a r t y , " Hagen
id, " w a s at C a r d i " .
I '■ t '• I n, t a k in g tile seneL ' 11 E d d ie Rawxtm smashed a hit past
si
r
a
i
g
li
l
v
i.
lery
Heck filed to
A lie n .
F ro m i
in n i ho hits, no e rr o rs .
tin
"
Wa t o n e 1" ll tit 1 1 n In odd ii
.
t
m<> kiT
WI.I k
the
the \V II
C ity til a W a r B e lie f to u r n a m e n t
.![ . ‘ Jaecond l h a t counted both his mates. lined t>> Dumas. F ii s b ic th r e w mil
I
(I I ’D A
R ogers, H"rtwby,i
D o h o it
21) I Mil I I Mill | ., 12
m
u
g
mi,
:
Dei
I'DIB
S
ix
t
h
In
o
iiig
\\ • tu 1s 11V
I'll
1
111
w
h
ich
I
wa
beaten
l.y
J
e
r
r
y
m r f | O p p o r t u n i t i e s to score w ere n in n v . B ra zie r. N o rim s, no Ini , n*> er
g a m e a l t ' r ., lunri
It , r t ei o
< " V o l e Iv l o ,
M ., 1 b e I 1 \
l" hn •a. B 1 1lie
mi V Ml ■s g iv in g
I'r a v e r , o n e o f the be I a m a t e u r ;
< ’ll ai h filed to l e f t ,
m l'
ii b u t Sides, who relie ve d W i ll e y f o r rots.
Bu. klv',
(lit in five Dip* l*|
and
Boi-I;
U
tu
t,d
u
ll,
(
ill,
on
and
•
D
r
la
n
hi it- f i r in Lin > eolitl 111 th at ei , r held a g o l f club.
j L a k o i n m l in the th i r d , managed to
I was
D u n b a r tr ip le d
to deep le ft. grounded to .stunt. Deck g rounded B
I
'
S t . Lmn
j 5)01
o . IT
' s l i p th r o u g h w i t h o u t
any
m ore
tw
o
up
on
Im
n
a!
th
e
H
ild
a
arid
lo
Second.
No
lull
,
no
i
nit
,
no
Iln i/e y w alk ed. Ita w so p single d fn
ORLANDO
(HU
A B It H I ’D A V. Im i v feme I to be p l a y in g ra g g e d B r o o k ly n
erron
,|| d a m a g e .
le ft, s c o rin g D u n b ar. B a ile y stop
M a lle i ies ShrrxMl
Seronil ( .n in e
Fn-" , :si»
-1 1)
1 (
1 1) goli
I fig u r e d I had th e m a tc h
Diimas gro unded to fn 1d, ( iowe
i !i
I t Wtt* W ils o n 's second w in o v e r ped at second. W ilso n sa c rifice d .
T111Ki \ ■.!!»
I
1 II ll "J i! n w on, but .Ier i v came In l i f e ; ad { ! rim e s , Bai in *. Er
| L a k e la n d in six days and it w i n I'd lam to K o w a ls k i. Beasley went grounded in th ir d , A llm i g ro u n d 1d Wa li t ,11 | HI2 UNI ill a 111 I l l s
Min mm ii:;n no
F> "in • v. i f
Del i ml
,11
2
graves.
l U 1 -1 u
b, :<I me out.
im ei
▼ary im n rv s s iv e .
Ilo is evident!v to second wlieii Dodgen lost his f ly to h o r l . N o hit s no i un
[
u
\ b ia mi . II i
Bat tel i,
t l o w ile r .
M n rtay ,
1 ll >1 1 1 u n
IN I'.
, a f t e r C a n tw e ll's long vc m rd .
"D
i
a
had
i,
b
a
I
"
f
i
g
u
r
e
a
in the sun, Hailey sci.'ririg and
\ KIN,
M a r t a >1 \ and T a l e ; W, •II;-. Davis,
:i I) II ;;
1 (i m a il'll vvon iir . til it is o v e r.
Seventh In n in g
i
T h e n ig h tc a p a f f a i r was a Ita w so n t a k i n g
The
<'nils \\ ill Oprfl |
th frd .
B u ckle y
U ell
t*
1 II
1 •j 1 *) ! a - 1 p u tt m ay be Die d e c id in g fae” pltcf
p i t c h i n _g duel f t o n i start to fin is h . th r e w out Friable. D umas was juii
F ra n c is s l u n k m il. B r a z ie r i n L Hollow ay and Woodall Mninoa.
I
’
M 11,A D K I
•i u 0
Inlm . ill, c
1 1 I
Jl b o th W ti l l il a
nm
n s anil CtlMfirk. o f till
lor
I dc.servtd d e fe a t tit Die builds
posely passed, f i l l i n g tile bag:. a liol one down the t h i r d base
T
i
l t < liii ugu CuM
Bel Me , If
11 1 1 i
U (i o f T r a v e r s , "
H ig hlla
la n d e rrss .,
tw irlin g
an l i g h t C ro w e funned. T w o runs, Three line, K o w a ls k i beat out. a hunt
H its l l o m c r W i t h Bugs F u ll
T o ta l
’ i i:; Di ;u t
iq ie ner from the Thl
Vine
,
0
1
0
1
p
b i l l , ' T h e v i s it o r s o n ly eoimecled Inis, mi e rro rs .
it has been these q u a l it ie s o f inga Weilriesihiy, j T
M
down th e first. I m ii' lin e. F u lv o y e
I illt'A liti,
Aug.
a
bTi
Bill
i aafalr _
f o_u r tim e s , w hile the
the local
“ I n k in g q e a s y " ami " t a k i n g n o t h H a r t n e t t ' s homer ini
fouled to t'r n w e , K lla m Died to B a n , t l ' . home run w it h the liases
B it A D I
IN
S eventh I n n i n g
A K
‘>
T o ll lls
8 27 1*> i) ing f o r g i Y i i t e d . " p lu s keen d e t e r
„ w ra c a fI n g c re w mar.iiged to sisaire
K llio l I .
loaded in the seventh inning, b ro ke
I w o out arid one “nf
K o w a ls k i got on when bis ball s h o rt. T w o b its, no runs, no or
A MBA
I I BO A (•: m in a tio n , t h u t have l i f t e d H a g e n
I' r f t a n blo w n some o f Die scratch was too wide and hot fo r Beasley rors.
W ile ,!",.
a " to ! score and enabled t In,a.go
am i three iiits ill
;;
D
<
ali
ke,
ss
0
5
r a r i f t y , o f f o f Cusack,
Ut lo the positio n lie holds amor-g th e
D u n b a r l if t e d a lo n g Ny to loN, to defeat Boston 7 14
in the f irs t
to handle.
F u lv o y e popped a h i t
e l u d in g a In,me ru^
D i
)
j T a n n e r , 21,
1 >
li ( L a k e l a n d s ta r te d the fir e w o r k s
th ird ,
Itawson gain, of 'b e serif .. A f l e i T o d l ' t
- 1 w oi Ill's profe ssio n a ls.
l 2
back o f s h o rt, K o w a ls k i bold in g B ailey fouled to
w i t h in
on. won 1
"
>
S
ta
n
to
n
,
el"
1
ll
II
1 q t h o second w hen n base oil halls
No tills , no In,m e i' w i t ti a in.if, on. Imv ing g iv e n
Aided by these fa c t o r s o v e r a ( lit i ca go
second.
K lla m
fanned.
Dodgen g ro u n d e d |o second.
dint i*1
H
hit
man,
.1
b
II
t o IBHatn, un a tte m p te d s a c rific e
1
:*
n
1
pan o f a dozen y ears H a g e n lias B liillie s MU' <>10 '
Du visitors a 2 run lead, Slim M a r
looked at n t h i r d s tr ik e ,
Sides rim s, tin e r r o r ' .
:t
1 Lopez, e
:s
b y C u sa ck, w h ic h forced F llriin at
K ig h t h I ii tin in tr
1,
i n s weakened and C h icag o lied Die
w alk ed. Buckle y looked a t a th ird
B a tte rie s KiiuHI
■j n ii n 1• s ta ld i lied h i m s e lf as Die g r e a t e s t
itia e k s to e k , If
aeepod b u t l e f t th e h a tt e r safe at
count in Die s ix th bv bom bing bits.
p la y e r ui c o m p e t it io n ,
l i e is the n e t t ; Carlson. VNiH'l
s tr ik e .
No ru n s , tw o h its, no e r
Dodgen hit o v e r seemnl.
Dml
S
a
lv
a
t
z
.
.'ll>
II
;;
rsfc, a panned h u ll and a single by rors,
u
1
greatest
“ p in c h -h itte r”
in
th e SON.
gen was o u t, W ill ia m s to B a ile y , Bat ret d r i v i n g in I wo run w it h a
u c k le y g a v e th o rn t h e i r fir s t m u
H ardy, r f
1 *> n n gam,
utlicr on
l i e h;,s won m o re “ open
A lle n was out, Heck to K lla m . lie was c a u g h t o f f fir s t l>v a snap ileub l,■ and scoring the
o f th o g n m r , w h ic h was in c id e n ta lll ii -1 «*, Dtl, ." (-Im ltered m o re re co rd s and
it'ia ig , p
Seluill,'
-mgl*'.
D u n b a r lif t e d to Dodgen. Bailey t h r o w , Cusack stru c k out. Buck
i
.)* l y th o f i r s t and In s t o f the c u tin *
: ,X IJ llillll,
I 0 ii ii
<)|il mi;; mm
n i|
C im i l m o re f l o u r i s h i n g fin is h e s
Hied to F u lv o y e . N o run.-, no bit , ley w a lke d , be slid e le cm id , lie. k lb. i-m
i| aeries f o r th o v i s i t i n g d u l l
mm mi.t in x
.in
flied to
Dumas,
(in,,
h it,
no t in, -ig,,
im e rro rs .
im v (el,(l ies in Dial p e riod Ota','.
p ‘J! i 1 /
■j
iI
S a n fo r d tie d th e score in its h a lf
j
T o tn lii
nirm, mi B n o rs ,
Battel n s 11;. it I'. h, 11 e n u. >, I, ar. d
I t i n ti, t n |,
•inv " t l i c r c o m p e t it o r ,
K ig lb In n in g
,i o f th e t h i r d on a d o u b le by Crowe
j x - B a tt e d t " i t i ,ug m tith.
W ill ia m s .strurk n u t,
Hmis|i-y (ia:.t<i)i; Lyons ami Siduill.
j
N e it h e r tin- w ild e s t ru shes o f
k Heck loked at u t h i r d s tr ik e .
i n.il led f. , Sidvvell . . i t i i.
! and a n e a t furnish b y D u n b ar.
i ' I " g a lle rie s o r th e most e x c i t i n g
F ra n cis popped a h i t o v e r second. beat out a h unt to Die pite h e r, lie
■
O
r
la
n
d
o
U
til
Inn
mm
2
1
T- h a w i n n i n g r u n w
as
seared
was
i l d luirg .i i m n u t m o
was out M'ealing second. F ris b ie
th e
even
Tampa
mm in n min
| 1 d ilu t io n s e ve r r u f f l e
N c v c rs H o ld * A th le tic s Safe ly
I . II th e la s t h n l f o f th o tiVmii wnen B ra z ie r d re w a w a lk . F ris ia n ran
■fit,ni
out ill "no min
ID
sin
g
le
d
th
r
o
u
g
h
Die
box,
Dumas
j tempi, o f H a g e n 's s h o t - m a k i n g o r
buck
o
f
t
h
i
r
d
f
o
r
K
o
w
a
l
s
k
i
’s
pop
| A W i l l i a m s lined a s a fe b lo w to c m ST H U M S , A ug. fn Mi'i
K rn in
|
S um m ary
T w o lm.se Iiits , T i.n - detract liis a t t e n t i o n
D u n b a r made a gre a t r u n w a lke d , ( rowe forced D umas at N evers, f o i n i e r S ta n f e ii l I ' n i v e r fro m
th e
I ,‘Vjj t o r and t h i r d occupied a m i tw o men f ly .
S u m m a ry
T w o base tu t. Mai j ‘•.er, Lopez, Blaeksteek, ( } m n n . Sue
T w o bits, no runs,
no
|
mam
purpose.
He
has
a
record
■ j j down. T h re e sin g le s , a m i a Imse n in g culeh o f F u tv o y o 's d r i v e to second.
silv fo o tb a ll still', hel'l the M lile lie s
lo / z, 2 , l l a In , Baum t, in, IV I. Ku h- r i f i c e , ( rin g , \ ines, S to ll n tmses.
No runs, one b it, no e rro rs . e r r o rs .
I " ! n,-Vi r h a v in g b e e . beaten in a
J on bidla were n e cessary to acorn le ft.
In seven iiits Weiliu vilav in the l i r i h u t i
I'liree ha • hit; , Bi v,,11, 1. Jo h n so n
Four Hurlers lM
Bases on I,a lls , o f f Vines | lav o f f f o r an
N
in
th
In
n
in
g
K
uw
sou
.
w
a
lke
d
.
Ita
w
so
n
went
im p o rta n t
title
U ” t h e f i n u l t a l l y o f th e game.
t i l si game o f the s e ll,' . which t fit- I Sam iti, e, |i"V le, B row n, ( i , m l e - ,
Conlt-al A I Ft.I
2;
o
f
f
C
ra
ig
,
a.
S
tr
u
c
k
out
hv
F ra n c is g ro unded to th ir d . B raz
and m a n y o f his g re a te s t t r i u m p h s
:••'!«
W l l l l i i m s h u rle d a g re a t game to second on a w ild pitch. W ilso n
Brow ns won 3 to 1.
l l r y n n 2 . Block
Stolen bases, ( r n ig , -.. \ ines, 2.
ie
r
gro
unded
to
second.
K
o
w
a
ls
k
i
W
ild
pit,
h,
I
hav
e
found
him
c
a
lm
and
conccnalso
w
alked.
Beasley
a
tte
m
p
te
d
to
tuTH
Collccl
|| dnd ho should hnve had a s h u to u t,
Ken W ill ia m s
till a im iiie r
ill Bl own 2, Oi note
I '"V le, \\ I ", Ier.
gro u n d e d to sh o rt. No runs, no
I.i i i mi buses, D i lando, •; ! j te
n tin
1 lie n e rve t cat
mgg,, oblivion-,
o b liv io u s to
to
■*({ H ut f o r the m is fo r tu n e o f a passed hunt anil noppe ' to F ra n c is . Kris
T w o Irt 2 nd
t lie bl h. -earing III, '
Bill I 1 le lp llia I D m ilib pbiv . 1 1 .iwf.,m. to D o t e to ( rn ig .
dou b le piny, hits, no e rro rs .
L m p irc :-, 1 an ly a m i 1 wia
ekevg
ents in s it u a t i o n s
" I a,
h l'.g elem
eii meats
b a ll.
T he H ig h la n d e rs could not hie llil in to a fast
was saved fr o m
a tint " 'l l when
S I........ . U lie' Im I Klli-.t i ■ Built'. ra n ip a , lb
A lien hit a hot one t h ro u g h I la 1 S im o n ■■ singled
Ito
ilin
s
.
I
line,
2
i
t.
win,
ti
luiv,,
euused
many
o th e r
wInch
have
caused
s o lv e I lls delive ry f o r but one solid B u ckle y to K o w a ls k i to K lla m . No
c.u n,g
Male St ruck out h v Maw !,iti-. 1 ,
■hv eii*
F O R T MYKIlH,
box, D u n b a r : i let'ifleeil
h im
to fr o m second in Die n in th
t ' t a l s to " b lo w u p ."
,v*t b lo w , t h e o i li e r th re e h its being runs, no bits, no e rr o rs .
I . Base i,n b a l l ; old M aul ns, *,l;
seemnl, B a ile y was a g ain w a lke d P h ila d e lp h ia mm non mil
N in t h In n in g
Du t h n u s - m is w ho have f o l l o w tfl’)— The I’itlms (oo|
[V lt Of t h o s c ra tc h ie s t n a tu r e .
I 7 0 H e w i t t , I ; Sidvvell
I,
K lla m fanned. Dodgen singled i n t e n t i o n a ll y , Ita w so n lin ed in to St. Louis
ed H agen's course, lie has l e f t an deciding g; me •»! .
) i j ■' T h e Ibcal club tlirn e d in a n o th e r
Itltl uso mix .t H II Bnsesd I, Ms, Ban, i ten,
Hit hv
Cusack fliu d to D u n b ar c e n te r and won his own game as
»'■ .. e r r o r le s s ba ll game la th o second to le ft.
iiiiie llih le im p re s s io n (, f D iis seren- Sarasota lure "rn 1!
B u tterie s- 'tj u ii in , I ’al, and Coeh p ite tie r, Sidvvell, | Lucky I B u rr,.'.
SARASOTA
T h re e hit?
B u ckle y forced Dodgen.
F ris b ie B a ile y stored.
one n u n ; Nevers and Seining.
I
tilt.
D u n l m r and
I ’ risbiw
cot,
j 'l.\, e v id e n t n o t o n ly ju th e d e lib (
J
o
h
n
s
to
n
i
;
B
e
l
(
Him
k
I
W in Horn irk, ss
No runs, no hits, ru n , no e rro rs .
I '■ t lb u e d t h e i r aoiiniitinm I w o r k in the to Beasley.
t
i
ate
e
h
a
rn
c
te
r
o
f
his
g
a
m
e
,
i
iu
t
In
IJ
R
N
I
S
T
O
N
,
T'~xu".,
A
u
g
.
5,
l/Bi
n in g p itc h e r, I lew il ■ | .,,sn
pi t e l l Armstrong, lh
mi e rro rs ,
I
bis
personal
atqiearur.ee.
A
l
w
a
y
s
■•'Ml H e ld
I ire eau.-ed Sf,(l,tMK) doiaage it.
( i roves o f - m all >>!i v, 1 1 , " - m I lie , I', l ’ ei-1. F,ef( mi Im , , Si 11,*t(*i*
Turner, 211
F i r s t Came
i m pires. th e p lant ,,i t i l l DeeiMnr II raid, i hat less, Hagen re f le c t s tile fu sh Svv a I re gion o f North a i l l , I a,lia l u n g , I; B it, le n t..........
Hogan, If
3;
Sales
3;
Wit
n
D>.
W
ild
pitch,
n
A i l B II I'D A K
j
"U
I'la
te
o
f
the
lin
k
s
.
a
l
t.T
in
,"
U
papi
l
,
tiere
t
a
l
l
y
‘
oiliiy
I on, 2
.lie .aid I o lie , I r i l v i d 1 1 " in trees B ra d le y and Fr y
I teuton, i f rf
Losing
p itc h e r
W ille y ,
1 ll (1 11 ■t u Sides,
iuckley, ss
At
the
ame
t
i
m
e
t
lie
in;
t)
w
h
o
l
b
"
<
ailse
of
ll,<
bhtze
is
believer'
,,r i g m a ll y
prop,,gale,I 1■' • III O l e
.
1 II
1 () 2 0 T im e 2.01. Hi •il l s, F l c i l c r n ks
leek, :il>
F L O R ID A S T A C K i .i : \ t ; i K
a n n u a lly uotkt > m ore l i m n a p r e s i Mamish, ef
to
nave
be.
a
au
e
xplosio
n
><f
ga
stones
o
f
olives,
vvliiel,
V
el
,'
f
ilin
g
Band m usic at .inuv ' .imp- dni'. :i ll 1 7 0 D ami Moore.
'ra jicis , r
W on
in Die pfes; room.
T e m p o r a r il y dent's s a la ry f o r t a k i n g p a r t in McDonald, cf
Lost
Pel. aw ay on I lie line o f on n b by the in g re v e ille is s n g g ,ii',I
by
a
Seco
Tiiornt, HI)
. t n u u 0
Irstier, c f
1
l irla n d o
it
lh
l
lie
H
e
ra
ld
is
being
puldit.hcil
q c h a m p io n s h ip s an l e x h i b i t i o n
.025 men of A le xa n d e r's a rin v . T h e y l ! n i t i 'i l K t a t t s ..............
w h" claim s Die |)]ant ,,f I lie Sherm nri, Texas
I ’D
l 0 1 *1 ■j 0 L A K K I . A N D
nwnliki, i
Ft. M y e rs
in
1 matches re g a rd s g u l f m o r n us
a M iller, c
II)
.015 are pour in fin a lity , I it I he natives t h a t (his w ou ld pat i he
soldiel> nil u 1 2 (1 0 B in k le y , su
'u tv o y o , I f
SANFORD
.
•)
11
D e m o e ra t, lu m i l t s ( i „ m Denis tun. j ' ' ll ore Mm . a business, a
fa ct Hrower, p
.0 (11) hiir> t h e i r dead aim in g ilim n , erne- to a m ore e h e e rfu l i i u n i r
u
in itid
■ I 11
0 II tl
E l lam , l h
1 II Heck. 2b
Lakelaail
it
12
.
wiiu
Ii
his
fr
ie
n
d
s
belie
ve
is
la
r
g c - > Brown
,511) sid e i'in g th e m sacred groves.
th a n th e o r d i n a r y bugle.
I
Oodgeit, r f
. t 0
1 u 0 II F r u iic is , c
Tampa
1 '*
U
' l> responsible f o r id s success.
.402
.1 1
•j 0
(1 1 0 B ra z ie r, e f
T o ta ls
t 0 *1
W i ll e y , p
H rliili a to ll
i?
15
,422
H a lted fo r H*>nner|
0 0 0 2 0 K u w n ls k i, 2b
i
Hides, p
Sarasutii
to
Dt
.285
N a tio n a l League
Cusack, x
l 0 0 0 0 II F u tv n y e , If
St. P e te rs iu irg
HI
.285
DI
_ __ _
K lla m , H>
F T . MY'KBS
P it t s b u r g h , 0 5 ; Boston, 1 I 2 .
Tnthls
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j 25- —Florists.
RHONE
LOCAL W AREHOUSE
S a nf o r d Feed & Supply
FARE
SANFORD
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and 7, t a r Main*, due In a r r iv e
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and the others
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bio* your miilresn.
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it The Sanford
or h> letter, le le limirirei are not
ami H c e n e
For Best Results
l !se T.*miinjm’s regular brands or special mixtures.
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tant n o t i c e
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Plants-Feed ’Em”
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INSURANCE ItltOKERS
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BROTHERS
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t r n c l i . r i.n.l build er.
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1 * y.
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Cheap.
T e le - j
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GARNER
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phene 125 nr rj.tl at 115 F re n c h I tte a l Estate and F ir e Insurance
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i I , nt ,-.r K E n ^ r n v m / ( i l ,Si’ C(i’ 1‘ l »»1 »• F e r t i I i z e r .
vestments. Rest huyn nre among
fu.-t.
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! HE S E M IN H I E IT H N T E R Y
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;.:!«! — Wauled I'o Rent.
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..........
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to a in n l di.itiK iti'iul liusiness. “ A N l E H l o R E N T n r lease
■JAMES II. < OW 'AN - A l l tkindn
of
I in and Sheet
M e ta l
W n r V l ^ 1' 1 l n l ( l '' *"1 DmlRe ()r U h e v o le t. u ( ^ ' ' u' ' ' " ' H i I " m- m u re m u m s
1
S I '1 W 4th S tre e t,
Onk
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H IG G IN S S M IT H W IG H T ,
Real E s ta te and
;>K— H o u s e h o l d G o o d s
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80A— Real Estate Directory
By GEORGE McMANUS
••
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SO RE, AMD HE'S
BEEM GOME IM
T H E ftE P O U
T H R E E HOUttE,
W E L L , IT
T H tiE E
TAKE
T A K E S
CAGEY
HOURS TO
A
BAIL'1
During the late afternoon and night J
of July 27th, Sanford had as an unwel- *
cditio guest a destructive wind sloim.
Doubtless thousands of dollars were •
lost by our citizens in damage to thea
property.
Insurance against damage by wind
storms is an inexpensive form of cover- ,
age. T h e loss in Sanford could so eas
ily have been reducet I bv “ Tornado
Insurance”.
Consult our Insurance Department.
We will cheerfully quote rates.
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NEWSPAPER
n Florida’s HejuJ,
Greatest Vegetable
lirheat Garden Land
Local thundershowers
and Saturday; gpptlf,
winds
^ '
A s s o c la je d ^ r ^ ^ F ^ in ^ e a s e d W ii^
SANFORD, F L O R ID A
F R ID A Y , A U G U ST 6. 1926
A ir Flivvers?
Long Fight Seen
Mandamus Heari
On Navigation A
Announcement of the appoir.tnu-nt of R. J. Molly us i.cting su>c- water in Lake Monro*. He naked
rotary of tin* Siinford Chamber of the assistance of tl„. chamber in
Commerce, l>y the lomnl of g„v- hoV ' t V
l,''lw'>‘ T5 Snlt Ku«
Swimmer Is ernora ut a meeting this morning, that thhtIHw ,ol,|,,," lt’
out
was
Wi.a-.m-the feature
tea lure 01
of the meeting of waters of
„ f th.7”
1,1 : sll,,Ml,*r«}i* « the
From Dover the chamber
Seminal w. ,.i i n' " n,vi’r llMI* ln*u> H,,d
rhand.er today in the Seminole
cafe.
Mr.
Holly
will
take
over Rv“ S
,he **''*'"'*i n g i n W ater C , “;
the duties of R. w. I’ear mail, Jr.. I fan,,itm terViV?'
- *
8,36 Minutes secretary of the local chamber to *•U . i „ i 1 nt,,ry ? hwh ,s
l » . t « l « y? r„. » h „
S V lV & e
,hc l“ k"
bia reaiKiu.tum last Wednesday.
I
|)„||.r hav’ lw-«....... .
Ifullar hay ht-.-larcd S uccpsh
.John I.cornu li, acting as spokesI be complete
man for the Ir.unk Walton League *1|„r li, v T " ’T V ' T ' ' " * ” f the I,° Ijjave a short talk in which he sni |J ,v Al" I l i f f . T ^ ' " ! *"* “ ' " ' T r a '
that the membership <,f the leaLuieV.L.»iM l ff .’ llm,rmu" <>f ,h*‘
was behind the
fur bette-l f r V , , Uri‘
,''h"1rK’' *»f urrunglng
............. .
:stated
: , a - tlmt
r s fillt Sanford
e . - V ' retailers
a .™
Sea Moderates ...
it has gone on record j.s opposing
(Continued
On
Piuro
Two)
dumping of waste matter «r.t•.
eavy Rain Be- the
Lake Monroe.
alling Tonight Former Secretary R. W. I’ear
nan briefly outlined the reasons'
for bis resignation and pledged |
Ally'*1'- t'l’t
bis support to the chamber m any
Kilcrle was
IIIIIVI for the hettei no lit of Sail,
from |hi\i s a
fold.
He lliuiikeil the niemhers j
jjjlit mi her
and tlu officers of tile chamber fur
tlie co-operatinn they had guiT.
swim.
him in the six years that he In.d
] been in I lie water In
ell in the employ of the organi
pxl !Ui mintifes hnv- zation, and predicted..................
Alleged limit leggcrs Pursue
that the rit
Coming:
C E L EQUIPMENT C ase
J u d ge W . W . W i
T oday A t t r a c t s
TESTS MADE ON Little
Attent.
IN COUNTY J A I L Hearing Opened
Conditions
Unfavorable
•
Jail HrenkvrH* Tools Used
During Inspection Thurs
day Afternoon; Architect
Puls Obey On Equipment
THREE ARE SLAIN
BY DRY OFFICERS
IN PISTOL BATTLE
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Attorney DeCot
V an s A g n e w ’sPetitidtt
B ad In L a w A n d S u l
stance, Is C l a;
The tools o f a jail breaker, in
cluding ih,* hacksaw and pipe cut
Icr, were u<eil Thursday aflei nn„o
V$L
hi tests on 1 1|(. ,
equipment of
That the hearing today be
the new Seminole comity jail build fore Judge W. W. W righ t i *
ing.
The tests revealed the bars to he the writ of mandamus o f -i
tool proof, according to W. C. Upper St. Johns River N a
Meade, representi tive of Elton J. gut ion District to compel tl
Moughtou, architect, who designed Seminole
County
Commit
tin* building. The tests wen* con
her attempt (ill t he would continue the rapid advance
Seven Dry Agents A fte r A
REA
siouers
to
recognize
tho
na?
ducted in tlu* presence of Sheriff
it has made in the lust few years
Series (I f Raids And A ll II
tide at Ca|M? (.n s
<’. M. Hand anil others.
gat ion net will be cohala"
Nign Committee Makes Iteptirt
Die In Fight Thut Follows
». m.
The committee appointed to in
This shows
The manufacturer of the cell ably drawn out, was indicat
. . .Henry. Ford. displaying
,
. .uu. experimental model of tlm new air flivver’’ that Otto Knpho
thirh Innl lieen kick- vestigate the removal of disfigur
equipment «sea u process of hard wirly /this afternoon b y' a>
a young Detroit inventor, has develop,J j„ Ford’s private machine shop. F „ r,| believe*
h
o
m
e
s
t
e
a
d
,
fiu
.,
Aug.
o.
o-d here had itiod- ing siK’-s in this community im
ening the interior of the bars uml torneys representing tjoth sides.
!; hut a heavy rain ported that tiny lul l seen more of id’i^ Thrct* men rode out of Flor a big market for planes oftliiH type, and it ,s hinted that Ids factory may turn them
plates. All of the cell blocks are
Judge Wright has the authority,,
tr.) tin.........til ion was the owners of signs of Ibis nature id.i 'h Everglades yesterday ir. pur ties. The plane
«-t from wing tip to wing tip, is 12 feet long, weighs only .120 surrounded by tool proof liars and it was said, to end tlm hcarinf
suit
of
s
iven
federal
prohibit}
tomI.Ii-.
trill that they had promised to re
plates.
The
window
guards
are
pounds and can
I" 'd with a three cylinder engine.
abruptly without hearing all
agents wlip were returning to Mia
move them as soon as possible.
ul o tool proof, it ivaa suid.
the
pleadings and give his
mi
after
a
rorii-s
of
liquor
raids
N'K/.t'r ante, A Ug.li.
A move was made by tin* chair
Equipment Pronounced Okey
inn, but this is seldom <h>uo,
Kdcrlc, lhe Amen man of the committee that a cam and in u battle that followed, all
' I he lc-.ts proved everything
The hearing attracted few pco, Started ill 7.011
pnign In* started in Sanford uguiust three lost their lives.
chinned for the equipment hy tbs
1*1** (*• (he circuit court room on
Long known as i. retreat for li
inir in an attempt to swinging signs ir. the Imsiin-s dis
manufacturer,” Mr.
Meade dethe second floor of (he county
dish rhainiel. The trict. and u committee was appoint quor runners, houlligger* and out
elmed after tlm tests had lieen
building. All of tlu* county cont*]
lull-- will'll .' Ill' took ed to see the City Com mission law gangs, the low-lying swamps
completed.” The success of these
misnionors, who are respondent* I
nrv fine.
and .suggest that ; ii ordinance lie iim I wide plains of saw grass which
tests makes it posallile to turn the
k Miss l-Merle was adopted regulating tlm height!* mid make up tho lower peninsula huve
jail over to tho sheriff’s depart the mandamus action, were pi
ertt this morning in uilditlon
presented un impenetrable hurrier
ami nmkill),' good the location of swinging sigr.s.
ment ” The buildup will he occu
sevun attorneys representing
CHICAGO, Aug. 0. 1/1*1
Col. George Knight spoke on the to entrance of the law.
pied somctinui_ncxt week, Sheriff
I little tu the north of a
sides.
Not mure' than n dofcatt
Spooners
may
now
view
the
Hand
suid.
itrws.i the Channel subjects of removing disfiguring
In the p H s t few yei.rs the liquor Solons Adjourned Subject T o
persons
wen* In tho uudiencc. LvA
summer
moon
in
Lincoln
Park
{nit. The sea wus signs and the matter of the high traffic has gained a firm hold in
The usual tools used by Jail
Increase O f $21,617 Or 90 l»er
The
lung
table used by coutlrti'
unmindful of the passing blue
Cull O f C h airn m Reed O f
the weather fairly
the Everglades. “ Hammocks," or
f ’enl Shown In The Gross breakers woro tried nut on tho inside the railing held se\
rout.
The park board bus lift
tk tiinpcruluri* at
small high uml dry tracts within
Missouri; Probe Centered
Iqus. A pipe cutter, which will
ed its bail and extended a wel
Receipts O f O ffice; I'arcvl ordinarily cut through steel pipe, scores of luw hooks. Slips of t
Flhrt-nhfil.
the swamps huve proven ideal
On Contributions O f Insull
come
to
all
lovers
of
the
park.
spots for stills.
Dost Business Also Boosted wus only able to go nhout one- puper were tucked in the pages
the American girl
ready reference.
“ Spooning should be dune in
sixteenth uf an inch Into the bar.
nurth-by-west of
Agenla Find Three Stills
CHICAGO. Aug. C. 1,1’)—Hav .1 wholesome atmosphere where
DeCottrii Opens Hearing /J
A gain of $21,047,110 in the grnRs The cutting edge was mnxhcd up
Inland still making
• Yesterday, sever, federal agents ing turned up during two months’
romance comes nnturally,” said
George A. DeGotles, county *
and
blunted
us
n
result
of
the
test
receipts
for
the
Sunfonl
post
office
ilthmiyli the wind
came upon three stills near tho investigation, eX|icn(7itures of $.'),- Supt. Emil Johnson.
for the month of July of this year oil the bar, Mr. Meade snld. "Tho tornoy, und whose opinion to ‘
fri-sliioned, creMny
C;.po Sable Hoad, which runs from 000,000 in Pennsylvania's
West Side park officials iloover
the same month in 1026 was pipe cutter worked through tho t’ounty Commissioners nnd
ller position
Homestead through Royal Palm primary and $1,000,000 in the Ill rla cd they would hot permit
shown
in the monthly report of outer soft part of the bar," he de Assessor Alexander Vaughn that,
favorable,
Park and smith to the lip of the inois April primary, the Senate
spooning in the parks under ■I’ostmaster J. I*. Hall.
This is clared, “ ami then wouldn't go uny these officials have no duties
or four hours, 21
fninpnign
Funds
Committee
stood
peninsula.
Iheir jurisdiction.
|H*rform under the prnviuiona
Jail
increase
of
approximately
1*0 further.”
;tart. Mi-s Kd Guardsmen On D aly Al Hume
"Give tile young people good
tho navigation mi pret-lpituUxi
The stills were destroyed and in adjournment today, mbjei-t to
per
(
erit
over
the
figures
for
July
Bucksaw
Is
Also
Dsed
half miles out.
the call of its I'hiiirmun, Senator
exercise and sports and they
U!2.r>, when the gross receipts were
O f Prosecutor MeClintoek the officers started for Homestead Reed, Demorrat, Misouri.
A hacksaw, used so often l»y filing of the writ of mnndam;
mued favorable. „
will forget the spooning," suid ;$24.:i7.’l.:t7.
and Miami in two uutomobilcs
The total for this jail breakers in making their opened the hearing thiy- me
Fires
A
t
Three
In
An
Auto
t five Imurs after.
Inquiries into oilier primar Captain William Stocker of tIn-*.
when a third automobile carrying
month was $10,021.27.
escape was next tried. The saw with his arguments.
J Rlcrle was nine !
W itter flume Also Guardet three men, supposedly bootleggers ies arc not now in prospect and West Side police.
The greatest gain was shown in went through the depth of the soft
The
County
Attorney
road tx‘
position was good
turned into the main road from or.i Senator Reed announced that it
tin* money order department, the covering, or as far as tho pine the petition of attorneys far ,t
was tint Imnged
of the numerous unchurted trails would probably he some time be
( ’ ANTON, Ohio, Aug. b.-f/l*)
figures f,,r the two months being cutler bored. Tho wiolder of tho navigation commissioners
wHt
I wind.
fore Hie committee was culled to
$41,102.77 for July 11*20, and $20,- saw could not mflko an£ further asked thnt the mandamus be
Kffnrts of investigators into On lending into I lie swamps.
Miss Kdeile Innl murder of Don It. Mellelt, Canton
.'!2.r,.7K for July l!*2.ri, this gives an progress, it was suid.
(Continued on Pftgo Two) i-;;
The three men, who were after gether again. The call will go
than 12 miles and publisher, were turned toward ward identified us M. P. Merritt, out, however, upon receipt of an.
increase <>f $20,K:iii.l*l*. or over 100
Heat was applied to the bars
in*
I i .. o g I y. I adi*(|tiate provision for their iiroper cent.
as a final test.
Heat will draw
•Clyde Parrish and .1. A. Brinson, serious charge of irregularities hi
Xa » ••mina..ii- w e r e I
tection today, following tlu- loiter all of Homestead, opened fire on selections involving tin- seats in
The postal receipts were $-l,H58.- the tenqH'r of metal and when
ing of three men in an uiilomoldh the officers and it. the buttle thut the senate.
60 for July ll*2G, and $1.0(7.60 for it In*!'miles cold, if not tool proof,
t®. ilctiimined swim- nenr the home of Prosecutor C. H. followed, all three were killed.
Returns to Kansas City
July 11*26.
This is an increase of n saw will sever the steel. Tljo
the water this MeClintoek and the recuipt of
heat was implied latu Thursday
$810.1*1.
The chairman has returmsi to
Merritt W uk Former Constable
<ki|i nmtrust to last thrents by Herman Witter, stute
Acearding to I’ost master Hall the afternoon, allowed to cool and nn
Merritt was formerly constable ills home in Kunsus City, wlnie Patrolman Sees Fair Robbing
•1* dun- of f as i f on
director of industrial relations.
l.afollette,
Republican,
of the Sixth district and was re Senator
( ’afe And OpenMFirVUHing parcel business during tin* sum attempt to saw through ivus made
With«•[ till r -lie Willkcently removed from office by Gov Wisconsin, the only other member
An
Ohio
National
Onurdsmun,
Taxicab As His Barricade mer mouths i> practically nothing this morning. The attempt failed.
flMhrl irmii Hie -andv
BOUNDBROOK, N. J.. Aug.
compared to tin- rush months of
to sit in Bn* Illinois investigYition,
ernor
John
\V.
Martin,
Parrish
was
on
duty
at
the
MeClintoek
home
1 dl I’agi. Two)
’
—(/P)— Mysterious telephone rails
the winter hut an average of .'tilt*
Inst night, fired a shot at lh< the son of a former Homestead again has thrown himself into the
NEW YORK, Aug. (!.- l/l’i
und an alleged missing trank havtr
parcels are received each day,
senatorial fight in his home slate.
men in the autoi.u bile after he laid polieeumii.
Patrolmen
Oscar
Oehlkerling,
2G
,
byeu nddeil to vanishing witnesses*
which
is
an
increase
of
about
fit)
Senatorial
disclosures
which
The officers, who told the story
been shoved o ff tin* running-honrtl
was killed und a mini who desrrih
as hojuilino factors in the re-opcn«j
following his effi its to iiuestion of the shooting to lloinesti-ad o f have come in Liu* two inquiries ed himself us Albert Mach, prob per cent over July of last year,
ed investignthtg of the imirdor four’
them regarding the reaso.i why ficials, refused to give their names. ere and in Washington are icr ably fatally wounded early today however, ami necessitates the use
yenra ago of Rev. Edward W- Hail'
of
trucks
to
deliver
them
to
avoid
it was in this section of the tain to have their echoes in the in a battle that followed a cafe
they remuined nivir th- house. Tlu
nnd
Mrs. Eleanor Mill.*.
congestion
in
the
office.
About
( ’mistruction men employed on
|automobile, which sped away, had Everglades South of Lake Oki-e- senate during tlvo next seiiuun. robbery al the edg - of the Broad
200
of
these
parcels
sire
mail
order
Police
today discounted ns %.'■
tho
new
power
plant
of
the
Flor
even
if
contests
are
not
brought
choobee that the notorious Ash
I its license plates covered.
w: y White Light section.
parcels.
The local office handles ida I’ uhlic Service Giimpatiyi at Iioux, ul report to them at mldY
involving
the
seat
to
which
Will
ley
gar.g,
which
for
years
preyed
A National Guardsman *n plain
Two 1111*11 entered the former about 100 l ’. (). D. parcels a day.
Benson Springs,
ncrosM Luke night that a trunk full of docq*'.
f. Aiic i;
'''■lilies was assigned to guard the on small banks along tin* lower iam S. Yu re has been elected in saloon of Jerry Cronin on -lUtli
"This is the first time that it Monroe from Sanford', will Ik* ke| t luentary evident e had lieen stolon,
Cf.1
Penii.syliuiiia,
mid
Frank
I,.
Smith,
east
curst,
made
its
retreat,
and
Mil of plar.i Witter home because of threats
l Street, just west of Broadway, and lias been necessary to deliver the busy for another 31) days accord from the home of .Mrs. John M,
' - ‘ hank recently made against him because of bi^ attracted to its ranks outlaws from Republican, has been named in IHide up si\ customers. The rob parcels we receive in truck:).
In ing lo Superintendent Gjinipliell of Krlett, where A. Beck man, who
Illinois.
all
sections
of
the
stute.
All
uTrust iiniuiry into the murder. Witter is
previous summers we used the reg the company. Approximately 360 conducted the first investigation
bers got only $211 femn tin* till.
» plj
tempts
by
officers
to
penetrate
the
Aside from the huge sum spent,
in tin- Jtund.i! ii former newspaperman.
lived heforo l)i» death.
Patrolman Oehlkerling arrived hi ular mail service for Ibis work,
.n
(Continued on Page Two)
tlu* outstanding development m lime to sec the men leaving and bat it lias been found necessary to men are working on (ho huge
Wodhejplay night a Rcore of _
/ '...""'.'I .^''sTci 'lu v | Informer Removed From Cunton
plunt.
tin* Pi r.nsylvmiiu inquiry w a : opened fire, lie used a taxi i»s ti add the extra service with the in
'.Mv • I*. Mj.nl*/,
putters waiB>d with Nulliu L, Rus
Steve Knsi l u i l k I n * informer
Tho
work
will
be
completed
the influence of votes by the lnr shield, und the diiver crouched on crease of business" staled Mr.
tl"',
. I trust against Patrick /Fugene McDer
about Sept. 1, and the men will sell, negresR, al her homo neat
iug of thousands of workers al the floor of the car. Thu robbers Mull.
* , 1 ,l"*> " gunc- mott, has been moved from the
then lie engaged in teuriug down Brunswick until after 4 o’clock In.'
the polls, and the handing arouinl hat Headed
'«• a.I.Minister Stark county jail to some other
themselves
behind
temporary
structures on tho prop the morning for her nrrost ns g*
I
,fx.' iiffuiis
of hirfrc'hundli-.s of cash.
Her husband
bricks for a building under con
'mint for safe keeping.
erty uml putting up permanent material witness.
{•hived cards with iiewspapermbn
Praia* Centers On Insiifl
struction in llltli street.
houses for the regular employes.
JI . . 1
1
McDermot t , believed to iiave inI In d
In the Illinois inquiry, alien
Other offiiers ran to tin* sc -tv
sidi information in the i.nspiracv
A large gang will also he em- by headlights of autoinoliilcs. nnd
within a against Mellctt and nerliaps may
lion was centered largely upon lie and joined the buttle, which set
nloyctl in cleaning up the grounds. another group watched the homo o f
Twelve have been unit of the gunmen who
Tho cnustract inti men will be nu»v- Ralph 0. Gorsiino who was n
John Argret, charged with (he contribution of Samuel Insull of tied into u steady fusillude.
V "!Hrs «•!' the chair, felled the publisher, is being possession of intoxicating liqu <r Chicago, public utilities executive,
Oehlkerling anil Mack were
ed to New York after the comple vestryman in Rav., Hail’s church.'*'
wikcr-' Trust
State Senator Simpson, acting
tion of tho Florida Jub
sought throughout the country.
forfeited $200 bond when lie tail to the enmpuign committee of wounded ulinost ut the same time
H!l
mil lie
as special prosecutor, ordered th«
A warrant charging McDermott ed to uppeur for triul before Judge Smith, who is chairman of the niul put in the sume taxi. The o f
MISSOI.UA, Mont., Aug. tl.--(A’)
lo an with larceny -vyill be served on him
warrants withdrawn^ and then qrw.A
Illinois Commerce
Cuinniiiiiion, ficer died on the operating table
Little hiiiilwiiy is being made in Folw ell W ill B e Coach dereii them held by state troopers,
il anking when lie is apprehended and his \V E. White in Municipal Court which exercises vast power over at Roosevelt Hospital.
this morning
The case of Sam
fighting
the
forest
fires
in
the
served if m*i*«k-d.
Police say Mack confused to roll
extradition to Cunton for ques Patterson arrested at tlu* sumo traction, gus and electric corpora
O f Profession al Team to bo -------------------- — .
i.
ing the restaurant but denied be northwest, und the flames con
.-nil's tioning will Ik* sought.
time ns Argret on a similar charge tions.
tinue to spread.
I'eceivshot
tho
officer.
The
second
rob
Besides
this
contribution,
thc
The warrant charges that Mc was continued until Wednesday._
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. G.—(/P) B u rro n e W in s F ro m ?•’.
High winds which spreud the
ro <1 Coin Dermott Htojc articles of clothing
E. A. Driggers, charged with committco learned thut Insull gave her escapedflumes widely the*early part of — Robert Fulwell, former navy and
1-iio.ing from a roominghouse in Ciintori being drunk and disorderly was $lfi,00t) to George Hretmun, Dem
T re m ain e U s t N ig h t
Rradcston—Totul of 4,!J.'I0 cur- the week are continuing, it was re PennsyIvuniu conch of football,
ocratic national 'cAmmittcemuii,
during a stay here about the time fined $M) or GO days in ji.il.
has
been
signed
to
coach
the
Phil
ported
today.
Flumes
on
the
N E W YORK. Aug. 0.— (/P>_\
of the murder.
Other cases tried before Judgu from lillinuis, for use in his cum- louds and 1,854,04# crates citrus Uluck Feet, the Futheud and tho adelphia club in the Now York
lor
ill.,•fwnlianship for
urrone, a prixiurt gf the Itali
Wnito this, morning were: P. •> jiuign for the Democratic senator fruits and vegetables shipped from I’ eudnreillu forests were scattered American football league of which
t 1»'*•• the Fulter. I HHEKIFF DIES OF W()L*NI)8
Sanders, drunkenoss, fined $10; L ial nomination, ntul $10,DUO eueh Munateo county, for season ended over wide ureas by tlm gulu.
William H. Edwards of New York quarter o f Greenwich Village. ..
to tho two rival Republican fac July 1.
won a placo in the front rfiliki
Won
ST CI.AIRSVII.LE, Ohio. Aug. O. Hull, druiikeiiess, fined
L ? "‘,,M N'C'ilForest headnuurturs here report in president.
„ i V, ' ' "tt-in-luw. 0— (A*)— Sheriff Samuel Dunfoe of Floyd Canterbury, overparking tions, contending for supremacy in
This announcement was made thb bantamweights.
thut nlrcLily this year the flamea
j ‘ lie actio-, W1IH
Chicago nnd Cook county.
Carl Tremaine of Cleveland
Belmont county died in Martin’s fined $fi.
have burned over 20(1,000 acres in today in connection with u meeting
' f pli V s i r i n n s
stumbling-block for many i
The case of Mrs. H. G M o o r e ,
Ferry hospital today from wounds
1
tbe
district
comprising
western
of
the
supportors
of
tho
club
in
- mental
Y o u r M a rk e tin g
] suffered In n gun battle with »!- charged with reckless driving was R y an F u n eral Rites
Montana and North Iduho. This h terested in putting professional ants to the bkfttani crown, p
* lieei,
atepplng-stono for the Now Yt)
” r -s,‘v-1 leg«*d rum-runners at Provident, a continued until next Wednesday.
T.uarty four times us much as the football on a substantial basts hero.
oy, aa Burruno won tho d
mining twon near here, lute last
T o B e H eld Sunday
List
total urea burned in 1024 und 1026.
Subring— Work started, on new from his in a 10-round con
night.
.
Two
additional
deaths
have
re
B u ild in g P erm its
$10,000 sewage dlspusal plant.
MadUoo Square Garden hut
Funeral services for the lute C
png* 3 of this issue sulted from tho fight against the
Today Total $2,935 J. Ryan of Moore Haven, former of ItstheonSanford
flumes.
Jefferson
Segenu
o
f
Herald. It is
Yumu, Arix., wus klllod near Bon
city manager of Sanford, will be - composed of tha advertiiumeiits
ners Ferry, Idaho, when struck by
Building permits issued at the held at 3 o’clock Sunday afternoon
of tho leading food purveyors
a fulling true, while an aged woods
city clerk’s office totalled $2,935. in Tampu, Tho services will bo
of Hanford. Check o ff the items
man named Lur.dstrum died while
This represents the total of five held at tho home of Rev. George
you need for your lurder over
righting u fire near Donald, B. C.
permit!i issued this morning. They Hyman, pastor of the Unyshoro
the week-end right now!
- %
' ' 'TV*W
,
■■
Sn»A,ltr- — (A*) —
"It will move northward attend nre: Nathan Moore, ono story Baptist church, and a h>other-in
You
will
find
that
you
can
law
of
Mr.
Ryan.
Dr.
H»mnn
lives
“ Wa ^ro behind the campaign stand lo the way of needed leg
M achado O rd ers P e n a
Horn, r" iirls,',l intens ed by shifting gales and extreme frame house, 17th street, $4000; J.
sttvo time, worry and lotH of
for
betterment of tho sewerage ^ °iL 0^
nature^
caution is advised for vessels C. Bolton, pne story frame house at G03 South Willow Avenue.
money. The following concerns
To Die B y G arro te
Mr. Ryan died suddenly of heart
on Grapevilfe Avenue,’ $1,200; L>.
north of its center.
uru advertising today:
system
of
Sanford.”
stated
Col.
trouble
Thursday
morning
in
“ Gales may he expected over J. Williams, one story frame
(o' 4 J a " 'V h A t‘
HAVANA, Cuba. Aug. fl.— UP) George Knight et a meeting of the point where the sewerage is
Thla is the “ Blue Book" of
‘house, repairs, $36; C. L. Byr,!. Moore Haven. He is survived by
BandalT^ K'U‘‘s to ' the norfch Atlantic steamer route two story garage, Mellonville Ave his widow, Mrs. Florence Ryan, a
The garrote, anciont instrument Iaa.c Walton League in the SemiSanford markets.
Consult it
i
near the Am "dean const Suturday
today’
carefully,
of deuth, la shortly tu be called into nol» safe today, “ and I can pledge „|e «_ tSs vlcinitv at th«
nue, $600. and Dan Delagall, two son, Charles Jr., and a daughter
this and Sunday.”
,
use in Cuba fo r tbe second time in the eupport^of the members of the
outlet.**
.
A. A P. Grocery
story frame house on Thirteenth Dorothy.
20 years, President Machado hav
He
was
city
manager
of
Sanford
Magnolia
Ave.
... .
..
Street,
$800.
’
that
Gale Sweeps Bermuda
ing signed the death warrant in the the
•**?6nditl*"'
for two yaara, leaving hero in
ood Grocery
H AM ILT O N . Bermuda; Aug. G.
case of HtnUlT Pe!)*. r
has been a great need , and h fat i
March, ,1928 to bgpome city man
'anford Ave.
t*H
lv a ss1
, 1*1 o f A gale, which began yesterdny aft- HANKER A N D W IF E K ILLE D
better
disposal of the sewager
of
Y
Fort
Pierce.
Two
years
of
........
quite eniqon, at times reaching hurri
the city i
lie
‘ private business
PARIS, Aug. 8.— (JP)— Jules De- later, he entered
cane velocity, wr.s sweeping Ber
ater*
w,
*•
in Moore
Long’s Markets
■> several years ago,, Pena wUl be
“ll Hading )S muda today, A few small pleas camp, chief of the executive section at Stuart1 and■ then
i«nt to too garrote iwtthln 24 hour*
ma, f
Haven410
108
Palmetto.
of
tfie
Bank
of
France,
and
Time.
ure craft in tho harbor have been
■fter his official notification, which
aad progmaire cj
i,y
"I
-V
>
mil
Decamp
were
killed
today
when
.
Arcad*
Grocerterla.
• o u a - m,ll’a nn swamped and ferry sorvico be
IW rttder, Arcade
*!*t was re- tween Hamilton. Paget and Bomer- their automobile crashed into a
COMMITTEE FOR
SENATE FINISHES
CAMPAIGN PROBE
Spooners Permitted
To View The Moon
In Chicago Parks
POSTAL RECEIPT'S
SHOW HUGE GAIN
OVER LAST YEAR
SOLDIERS GUARD
LEADERS IN OHIO
SLAYING INQUIRY
COP SLAIN AND
THIEFWOUNDEI)
IN GUN BATTLE
Missing Trunk Hag
Been Made Facto
In Hall-Mills Pro)
Construction Men On
New PowcrPIantHave
30 More Days Of Work
s Relatives
uardian For ,
BankChain jl
Argret Forfeitsllis
Bond On Charge Of
Possessing Liquor
its0!
Little Head way Has
Been Made Against
Big Forest Blazes
■"
S
1 5 1 *w,n
Storm Of Marked Intensity
*ng Northward From Bermuda
Support Of Izaac Walton Lepgue fe
Pledged For Better Sewerage Systei
e r .... »<•'-
a
art baa baan atoppod.
way to
ditch,
AY;
B
pr»v
T
M
�* .
>. W
■
R ji^ u
^
-•
.
'
R l?
,.
•,
8 w r o r o H T O k p .r a u it e D A r . A u c u rt-».: m 6
space of time.
The belief was that^
Burning Ships Runs it' was a rum-runner and prefer
From Rescue Boat| red to t ke chances on being nble
H o w a T h o rou gh bred T ak es the H u rdles
t fa control the blaze within its hold,
SARASOTA, Fla., Aug. S.—</I*» than to r»r. risk of rupture.
Mv-Diy surrounds the slop
One of the most charrnir.g enis
which, on fire sever, miles off th,
.-.enihli s for fall is a frock and dolThat many votes assured, out of j
i■ " f ' •■nice -yesterday
|fl.... coat of navy blue moire, the
.'man
line
/too
|.<d from
frolll ll
the J
MW* require**
re<|iiired in inv
the rauuon
electoral ; al|l|
an,| ,. f.««l
a rescue rraft
craft anil
and
being collared with summer
Mnlarin.
[college, would be a pretty nice nest j vimi-lu-d from sight into the "I'*-111(.rlllllll._
s«m .
<Kgj Tin i-uinin>r ship, from meager'
Discovery of two minerals et.r.!
I ...... rip!ions, was a fair-sized o
tajm„g silver, gold and platiuin in D o,,K « p
msm<
Pr«rrlptL
IIY CHARLES I*. STE W AR T
.
( hilb
WASHINGTON, Aug. fi.— What
chance would a wet presidential
candidate that is, a candidate who
HiUou.
Unvoted a national prohibition re
I.: i:St for p ssi tiger service. ., ,,.||odial state is claimed by an
; ferendum, which would be wet
The \ cairo flagship Raven. t*»it
who has named them delenough for all practical purposes
It kilts (h4
, , , , , 1 in the rescue air I had reached f
ntiroyuiniilU'.
. .stand in It'-H?
within
a
mile
of
the
vessel
win
.
-----—_____________________
TALLAHASSEE.
Aug.
ft.<A
It's: n question under pretty serilous consideiation at both Rrptih- - T h e State Railroad Commission Mjhe iMt.r reverse.! its rouw. and
AI - !
.
.
,
,
, .•
teatlid for the open Gulf,
I bean and Democratic party head- today
ordered the Seaboard Air
,,
Uavi>n made full 20
ipiarters le re.
Line Railwjiy to appear Aug. 1 ' ' k
time, the figutivc shij
Not that either national commit ejid answer charges of disobeying .
is, , from sjK|,t within u short
tee wants it to become n presiden the rnmmi*si«ni h ordor to pinto I 4,1
ti:il issue.
f,n the contrary, it s |continuous mileage rates of that
an issue that both are deadly I system into effect on the Charafraid of.
They simply nre forced I | l l n r b o r & Northern Uailwitv.
to aiuilyf!" the situation, because j w||j(.ft thl. Seaboard leased for Hire.
of report- thty’ro receiving from years.
various and numerous— parts of
Suit was recently entered in the
the country.
Circuit Court of Leon founty tfi
collect a fine orf $1,0011 imposed
THERE'S no .denying, ns Ihc tin the Seaboard for disobeyal of
Pun hrcil White Leghorn Italiy
two photos show Just how n well trained horse takes the hurdles. In the first picture the horse •>" r,v
j,1’ th''1 “
the commission’s tinier. The road Chicks St.?.'. Ipimlrisl postpaid.
«rn Ju • leaving the ground, taking u final shove with its hind legs. In the second, it is sailing ilL^^.Jl
^ 'tw o-stu U s ! l , h contends that .inasmuch as their
\ticonas, the host layers out.
. ■ i lease is only temporary, the old . $11 hundred.
.
,ar ,l* g|'1
n‘,‘:fu,ly
-V»b ideas.-.
I he horse is Princess Put. ridden by U. J S.tm.-i ski. ' ‘
, . Tin .7. ...___
11
cv
Ty
til
er
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jni,
rnt,.s
should
continue
to
j
K ^ P t o f f h e picture:' were taken at the Oiiw.-ntsia Imrs.- show at Lake Forest III
’
svo-ilrl subi.idiiiut*
jr'.Vd.,_______ *
. '•
I sue ll thal ot prohibition, if given
. rather than continuous mile- [ Rhode Island Reds, best for
‘ "
"
“
~
. - _—- -in out ••ii.l out
wet president ial i al|go
>,> lotos iift the system, which a r meal $ I IUi.*i hittulred.
,
,,
. . .
icumlid.ilc i vote for.
. gc .at-s ,.r
I’ll mouth Rocks $11..70 hundred.
low i I
\II good heallhf strong pur.—
■lode. a. i i f .mtica, Ni w York
bred
chi. ks.
W r i t * « n il ••••♦* l » l t il l* (<»t I (Mi ll I «• Ik
New .lei i-i, Maryland, t'onne«li
hra%<* »t l i i i U i n r i i t l i i x i i r i i n r * *
lli^
U r pay postage <barges and
int. Delaware. Rhode Island, Mi- sf
r vii tif Tiii'mbiv ^ Thi< u -in iiiwl
WEST PALM BE At II. tug. ft.
NEW YORK. Aug. ft i,
Pi?
-•■on .uni
W'.sdiiiaiii, with lid it « i l f i * r | i » t i n f u l i n i l l i « * V n u n - I Min i guarantee li\e delivery.
l»f
t-nil>**r %\ I i m I w tt I I I *|«*.
I trln iM 'w
£“
cau
Vh.oca t .ihran, partner ..f .
II anv .lead, take a --tat.'menl
ileitoial \
among (heni.
d b> last week s liunnimi-, four
•»«• l i l i i n i i t r r l t f
•» it
» « * k « * i t ll l « *
ilitic.
.'•■Hilling oilier stales which are ’ Mia** n s i i n l l ) lin|i|M-n l»a*r*»ra*. Mi • - Irotn lour Post Master.
By The Amociated Press
•lilt rly women came to till- 1 11 y l •'•'.rgau amt < ompuny, hound
In ltp
If
m if
Im ltt).
W lt*r
iK •
f i if LA K E CITY: A committee up
lerk's office in the city hall this Burope on the Olympic, today ra siispcrted "I having wet leanings, hI*-r
H *n
In n
lialt*.
'I 'f a r
|a rrillllll»»
reckon
that N iani t' l* harict*.
pointed to represent the interest morning and purchased for them- dioed to I lie Morgan firm a repu lln poiitii.il ilopcslrrs
• . .
.
.
aa aaal (ha* t ' n n i f n r f w aa»l|(UI>
start o f f ; Mu.
,
Stnto Exchange Hank, has j selves adjoi'.ing lots in Woodluwn diation ol l he alleged interview in , a moist <amli.lati migiit
which he was quoted ns predicting with ns m.ni\ as HI7 electoral
turned frani Tnlluhassee after a Cemetery.
s r r III#* <»hl rp I In li I «• »'Thln|M*NM f o r
ference v/lth ('omplroller Cep
I he four elderly ladies each pur an advai re of i (>() prints in tidler j v.»i.-•■ seweil up ft..in the very be w**lltl |*r«if♦•(•!Inn. A l l i«itlai*i«>*i o f I n - *
I.AIKIO, El.A.
il
Motor-lock.
:
ginning
ol
llncampaign,
on
tluit
mi rim er
o ril fen.
ll Ernest Amos, and expressed
. ....
.. . Iiasi d for herself, two lots “ -/.i
I'hone
me
fldence that wilhin a very few Jthat wd'll h. ve plenty of room,”
‘ •In it-■pause lo inquiries made ..f 1
''
\v. J. ' i i i m ; i * i :\
tho State Exflmiige
Itiuik Iheq quietly • oiile.l,
»ya t)
me l<\ a hip news reporter upon '
I* (i l«*M i i f i-llr n n il» h * >
11o i l til me
i—
..................
ill be opened for business.
•ilV -ailing fr< ill New York on a
---- ' ord Ilia ted wrlli II
slimati-d m liolnla,." Mr. t'oehran ..aid, “ I
tfL A K E CITY: It is iiiid.-otmid i coir-e from tin a-.
the,
ril values of ■pot..- with enthusiasm of
It Thomar Meigluin. the “ iidinir prop. ity.
. inning . e-atiagemeiit and pro j
bla Crichton" of the movies, t-f.ii
peels of the (ienerul Motors Cm
Iputea erecting an office hudd
i
PENSACOLA
Workman while poral ton.
in the |mm n c ••xi ivatiom, |,,| iailroail
00 properly lie
■ I lilt In.I ied l| ■ / internet.t ■l |
f I ’ 11E minute you put your
ot this c't•ty
traik in tin- w .-liin eel ion ■(' am kind a to th> future price ot i
l ^ feet in a “ T u " hath you
- , , 1V . . ....
.
|
"IV ""•artl.e.l lhr. 1- I...M o f ) |'i„: tm |.. wh,. Ii ol.vn.u lv m
feel pain being drawn out
L A K E CITY: Iaike ( it v I Iltz.-n-.! ilynaunli . wlueli at. aid to h a \ . i , . , , i , . | i ■
and comfort just making in.
hopeful for a new Ectlcrul I... . i.uiiet,! lor ex.-tal year a J
How good your tired, swol
ng to house the postofflie, tin %vnik ha l.ecn ilmn hi lln par
len, burning feet feel. "T iz”
I Da* outgrown its present fa licnliii It tritorv lot a long pi-noil
A 1.1 SI/KS High Pressure
III addition to tile 7.UII0 I Till- boxes .ven- Ulioiit two feel lie
draws out the poisons tha'.
anent residents of ;his city, [ ncnlli the soil
cause tender, aching feet.
ami Kallotms
y tourists have mail forwarded
No ren on hits yet liei it deter
“ Tiz" takes all the soreness
hero to lie picked up wliile 1mined for the boxes being Inti ieil
QUINCY, l-’la.. Aug ft.~f/Pi out of corns and callouses,
money Ity buying here
Ing 'thruagh.
at this place.
The Florida hrfght-lcaf itohaeeo ■
x Get a box of “ Tiz" at any
miickets opened yesterday wtiii
its lung as they last.
* drug or department store for
i f t i W N S A C O L A : Tin- hoard of e.utn
OCALA:
Building permits for favorable prices prevailing.
A
a few cents.
commissioners of Kscumldu ; I lie ■il v of Oca In dining the month large quantity was sold in (Jttim v
fl,
Uilty -has voted a tax reduction |«f .Inly Ifliuled
$12l.!Mii ns emu
t if. average price of $22.ft2 per
find foot torture foreverR IN E S
five and one half mills, which pared with :j>l!U>27..i.r> for the - nine hundred pounds. Quality general
wear smaller shoes, keep
SIS First Naiimial Hank lluilding
Mid to lie the heaviest cut in month last year, it was repot ted ly was good and indications point
your feet fresh, sweet and
millage in nii.nv years in this'at tin- city inspectors office today, to a successful session.
SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A
comfortable.
itjr.
The county tax rate is |I're-eiil
conditions it was -aid
O ffice Phone filH
Residenee Phone
' 27 1-2 mills.
.'point to August being another high
I’ut a ll '.spoonful of pow.ieteil I 11El Snttford Ave.
Phone tfil-Jj
Reduction of ‘ he tux .at. waslmmiib in the building field in b..th ■ until
O ffice Hours by Appointment Only. Davorl
|,, x to till- Wilier in wllii li vmi
btbd when the budget for the .business
and eotnuieri'inl
eotnuiereinl proper- rin-e white clothes, and vmi will
.business ami
Sanford. Fla.
mlng year wits pr.--ent.-d and .
find them p e n cpt i b l y whiter
Seaboard Ordered
To Explain Rates
«»r
Baby ( ’hicks For Sale
DAY BY DAY
INFLORIDA
frV
Hurricane
,
( Aids (Sale ( oenran Kepudiaten
l^ast Coast Craves:
Alleged Interview
|„
Richmans All W
..... the mamigers m
The Dixie Hatchery
,thfi
B
TIRES AND TURK
PRICES CUT TO
THE CORE
Opening Brices (iootl
On Florida Tobacco
T IR E D , A C H IN G F E E T
Or Overco
M ade to Ord<
S. W . Bradfoi
PHXINC STATION
m
BATHE
THEM
IN
T IZ
the MILANE Tomorrow Ni
iff*
EVi
Union Pharm acy
A Perm anent
W ave
•!
Sanford’s Newest Jeweler
M cCuller’sGrocery
PUEKCRIPTIONS AND DRUGS
H . C.
I. oca let I la The liasket
V IE L E
CANDIES
i®
Sv- 1
Jii'il A L illie Dilft-n-nl
•I i is I a III I It- R elief
i:t P. Paill' l «11 I ilti'l i ve Leant V sei vife
TRY OUR FOUNTAIN
' .
k;..
Vegetables
A Substantial Jeweler in A Snhslnnlial
Phone .T7r»
Telephone 1H*I
OF A L L KIN D S
Prompt Xcrvicfi
Kb
. , (lifts for the Bride
Fresh Fruits and
The L a t e s t A l w a y s
110 Magnolia Ave
BUTTERMILK!
M erchants*Night, Friday, Aug. 6
Tie
Ideal
Summer
Emit iif the fidhtwing inerrhnnt-t n ill lie repre-ctilnl
Watch our store
iVlc(’tiller’s (Grocery
and keep pace
with the styles.
L lo y d Shoe C om pany
P. Paul Keauty Shop
Laney’s Dry Cleaning Co.
IJoytl Shoe Company.
Hill Hardware Company.
Raumel's SpeciaRy Stmp
Waters Candy Kitchen.
W ight Rr«H. Company.
V ide, The Jeweler.
FRESH
CHURNBB
DAILY
W A T E R ’S K A N D Y
K IT C H E N
I'nion Pharmacy
,v
H
ij
M II.A N B BUILDING___ _
J.-’
•
tv- .
Cinderella” Frocks
For the Tiny Tots
For the Tiny Tola
Fashioned
o f <|ualily
voiluH and other wash
fabricH with Itloomern to
mutch. Embroidered in
^pappy designs w i t h
bright
colors.
Other
styles show a combina
tion of muturiuls siz^s 2
to 0 years.
$1.50 to $4.95
Phone for
Diamond Tires
Station 1
2nd & .Magnolia
Y O U R F A V O R ITE OIL
Station 2
Elm & 1st
Station :t
.
10th & Sanford
“ TH E R E ’S A M A N A T T H E CURB TO SERVE
YO U ”
m i i, lx
■
v
Hill Hardware Cj
T H E BEST IN H ARD W ARE
2
. ,
COURTEOUS SERVICB
Phone 53
Laney’s Dry Cleaning Co..
W IG H T B R O S , C O M P A N Y
i-4kr:.
to call
Keep our ph.iin- number
htimly so that y..u can call
us tiny time you fmd that
u suit needs <||-y .-leaning and
pressing. Our c.i i -. are con'.Mintly on the g.* and one
of them will pj.-k up your
clothes, bring them to uh ant)
wc mil send them hack to
yon the same day. Wo do all
kinds of dry cleaning and
remove all kinds of utuins.
REST OF A U T O M O B ILE ACCESSORIES
CROWN GAM
us
P h « . 465
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m
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T H E SAN FO R D H E R A L D , F R ID A Y . AU G U ST 6, 1926
Fight Seen In Validity Of Greater Sarasota Charter IST ATE SHIPPERS Economic Boycott '
Northern Tn>i>ps| ^MayBHng West R elief From
Sustained In Supreme Court Decision p||jg PROTEST ON Making Itself Felt CANTi IN. Aug. d. - 1,1*1 KANSAS CITY, Aug. l/F)--j Immn’s highest p„irt
t M .damusHearing
I
IlllllX
of
In Mexican Capital province
( linmrxha. 11 capita]
Scattered thundershowers and pus- 1 Tulsa, while F„rt ...
i Navigation Act TALLAHASSEE. Aug. (l.-i/l*)— moved from the eoravefti' io cx am
and pawn of t'hina’ sildv cooling breezes were forernst |Texas with 11>-> ,>
• f c ; ,r'. DECREASED RATE
Validity of the Greater Suruxnta advantages of urban lire ar.-l t)ii•
OdnMnued From Page One)
chnrtcr. nx contained in chot>ter territory would oe taxed to -upporl
lot* and than nought to nhow
11,724, nets of l!»2!», paused at a the lily government of Sarasota,
the court in without jurisdicspecial
xesxinn of the legislature, thereby denying properly owners
’’%* grant the relief requested wan Mintained
by the stute xu- the e|uiil protection of law- i.ud
' » petltlonam He argued on ' n. " „
enjoyment of that prom < > arid
17■fcolnta
aet
forth
in
the
lung-,1
’
™™*
un,rt
•li'iiyinir them hem fit of tosort to
■
■ ■
. 1 1 The
ItA iii.ll
et ii>t
i.irl.
court
on
evidence
finds
that
demurrer filed in answer
the description given 7. the c h a r - 1 roMr,“ »'"r duumge d« r, • t ■ 1 h - l i r i d ;
petitioners’ writ.
th m of *l».-n
maintained in his demurrer ter of the territo ry to he in c o r p o r-■ ftn,l t,,at it deprived
Property without just coiupeiis 1
lb* petition shows on its face ated is sufficient to ikxcrilie def- 1 tio
"
that the proceedings to date , mite territory.
Hie opinion was
Seventeen xipiare miles of this
1 bv the district commissioners b.v t hief Justice Brown.
territory is said to lie 11 :iiri)uil>:t•«I
**intgal, void and without ou-i Some few
_ , weeks
, ago....the nttor,
uncultivated and unimproved and
at
law."
The
petition,
he
m
tri' ^ tM ft petition for .1 ,
(|
distance from the
gtatea In uniVunhle form writ of <|Uo warranto protesting the ■iMliit
.„,r ioii of the oitv
Ions of law snd fact. T h e, validity of the charter and mixing , t |,c '"a h n i , r e ched* hv the
. • ho continued
,
. , in
# i making
i . ...., the Ipoint
. I - . that , description
..
:
, of the
. I supreme court was that the inert
demutrer has not sufficiently , municipality of Greater .S„r..xota , fnot , hll, ll1(J!,G i|.itl bm.ndi.iiethe facts constituting its wax so vague and inaccurate that - 1. „ , , 1(V
-t |,.iri,|ll,jv,. . „
of right
ght foe relief.
parttruli'r territory wax .icxerih- llPt,
„„
jn(.|u<lc c.„-i l.-i
In U
I . -« And Substance
----aide ar<M< o f uninhahited and 'in
petition, the county
at-.
[t a|„() ,.1)ntemled that the act. TnproV) d rui 11 hinds does nut. in
tjey declared, "is had I'otli •n j according to description given, 'itself. r>T.d<r -mch act iniion-t it 11
and
nd in substance. "1
"The petit-1embraced rurnl territory fur re-1 tionsl.
i n for the writ fail materially
) state the farts," he said.
3
2
T HBKE ARK SLAIN Jap IVinec Prefers
II ANI
IM C T V W
It A T T I L '
1 . ' .................. m .
1 ....
1*18X01#
HATTLE
France To Ja|)aii
el the County Commi mun<1
levy a tux for no authorized BY DRY OFFICKKS
TOK in.
\'lg
'•> I p '
altif
!
iilto
Ua o
o n i i i into
in i /i this
I Itta court
I'fill r l
‘h»v«
come
to
yf
purpose so far ax
the
petition
Iligll-hi h
1. hushutid ol I
(( ’out iniied fr*on Pege <>101
o e c e s t dilUl'Iit*'
P. A. Vnnx Agliew uf Winter. swamps were fruitless, and >.nH Toxin k",
late 1 liei. a Mel |l, lx 1 re
chief counsel for the navi-1when surrounded on an open
i r Ie.| ( he dl <|ili 1
district, and author of the was tin- K„ng finally exlci iiunated. have
ipwlal legislative, art creating the
Mr. lieatley wax H.-keil for the the iraia-iiil household he.
|;
district, said today that he ex . name of the agents involved in tio- dislncliaalam to retain t.
a
f
t
e
r
ie-aling
in
P
a
l
i
s
more
tla.ii
S pected the case to he drawn out shooting, hut -niil the local office
iOgnd hard fought in the courts.
was without definite information five v>-arj .
■V-J'Wb at pected opposition,"
he Me declined to give out nr.v state j The prince , with their l « 1
children. In •• in Tokio.
Peiealh
.IDld# “ The railroads will oppose merit, saying Mr. Lee and himself
proposed csnul. They see in, preferred to nir-ke 11 thorough in- two fru-ad- "I the prince, ■ ,-ud t..
competlton with their systems ipih-y into the shooting hefore ex- have hei-a -1 at to P-iri-* willi or.'
ers f 1 ..in ike imperial household
f freight business."
pressing any opinion.
„ - r .. That the right of the navigation
The. three men were *),,.! («, f or the III III. e to r e lu me , repute-1
L\ district to authorize the levy, ns death on the ('ape Snide Jtnml that Ins tnghnex l ik' d K i a i a e so
r,. M#smont and collection of taxes twenty *evi n miles smithwe it of well that la Wii- Uiicelt till when
f n -jitmihoto and Brevard counties ' Homestead 1 r.-l tlmlccn mile, limn he Would tel urn to J a p a n
I; a^rill be bitterly contested rind lhe: Itoyal I’alni Nt:it•• Park,
i t w l r t t eventually carried to
the
lorida Hupreme Court for a ile ,
Leave To Proln- Killing
(4on was freely predicted by nt-| TAM PA, Aug. (I i/l'i .1. H,
arnagr today.
! Lee, acting fedi nil prohilulion di
Vans Agnpv, is being llsxist- I rector for Honda, and 11any Meat
P A L I S \ ue li
1 ’l’> fimiiii 1 .
I’ . Garrett of Orlando lc\, I. gal advisor, left here Ihi- 1 i r* lex w i n niy.-r it led - l.i y ti\
»d E. F. Uousbiddcr of Sanford, j morning for Miami, wla-re they will New Vt" 1 ildri s |ii it--,| I 1 1 - 1
DeCottes Is being assisted hy make an investigate r. of the kill tin* i-flei 1 1I1 t F r a n " \ arid
<•'
IMOclate memberiiof bis law firm mg yesterday of three Home lead a loan " f ti"in «|oii.niiu.iaiu p
f t * Dlghton and G. W . Spenc- men by federal prohilotioii agent t
$2."ii), lido,lam in ti,|. t ’ iiiti"| St a* 1
Franco Myslilicd Hy
Hroposod Hit* Loan
a f te r the rat 11 n-at inti ,,f t i. • r|eb.
MEXICO CITY. Aug. 1;.— M*t— farmed faction-, has again ihuu1 today as the only relief from the
' ' «<xL
Economic boycott is making itself eil hands. The southern troops iient wave which yesterday settled; jJ ,,\
t#mJ
which occupied the city Julv I *• h i t thr west and southwest, xi*. I- ait)l ',[H
l.lV* A''in|
Vegetable Freight Rate From felt in the capital.
last,
have
Imen
driven
out
a'.J
d
mg temperatures well above tin in northern utinuKi
While the surface calm ion
|,|.,hl)
_
New Orleans T o
A tla n ta, tinucx in the situation engendereu completely routed bv the Ninth cuntury mark in several states.
Mont an
to
,.rn
invading
arnue«.
The
lox--Knoxville. Johnson C ity Is ■hv f he tremendous conflict hetww*n
Nearly a score of deaths were at menace with si veral
1 rilmtcd directly » r indirectly t o i i IIJt ,lllt ,,r ci -,:rn|
Subject Of A r g u m e n t the government and the Catholic 1were heavy hut m> o a i t I'tmiu
cjnin'h in Mexico, the protest of is irt harul.
heat while Inmiidity which apWhile ,1
the latter through the trade is
proaehed the saturutii.r. point in J ,
t,
rtV. n
mid West.
O K I.A M "*. Ha.. Aug. 6.— (#P> making itself felt.
aiiv sections
sections drove
drove tf rmers
rmers ifro
m
1
many
r
o
m
;
w
attril-it
1 »' ' f,r(
The Gl•oivers mid Shippers Lea
A decrease in tradu is noted hv
gue of Honda through the xecre many xtores and shojiR, particular
u „,,s.
1’he higliest temperature
1 „ 1 y maiuiget. J Curtis Robinson, lv hy those catering to women.
report was from Sulinn, Kus.. ’y h'K h humidity 2 S d
lias filcil protest with Southern Some of these estimate the redui
mg in this xirtion
ST AI T( JUSTINE, Aug. «. i/T» where the mercury touched 100 ninxinuim was ;»| .1.
Freight A'-oi iatinn in Atlanta tinn in retail sales at as much as
degrees.
Sixtem
Kansas
points
trnlia. ill.,
111., ic-crding ,
against- the piopyxed decrease in 10 per cent of normal.
Foi the past several days rumors
> •
,'T
,
’ jth ! ^nna,
f 1 eight rat. • mi vegetables from
! tenipen.ture in this rJ
Government officials have insist have been riying thick and fast re- , reported
gurding a
a proposed
sale of
stiearns drying
llIlnf fipial ,nark
New Oilin'i' to Atlanta, Knav- ed (lint the effect of the attempt rardiog
proposen sine
01 the
to« St. , ...........
. . . .up,
. threatening « ,|umuuciai
mark of (Ik
\,
ami Joln-'Oii Citv. Tctm., it to restrict all except necexasiv Augusti n- franchise in the South- water shortage.
, 1111 ! for the year (V11
ha- hei-u aiiia 'lined lu're.
Officials of the
(lot winds swept parts of I exas j j„ Kansas City whvr*
purchases has been exaggerated and eastern league.
ir.to hit Km d e g m It is pruyo-.d to reduce tin. declared their reports from other cluli interests: have come out with . rid Oklahoma, extending
bn#
states fail to show any serious it - n statement to the effect that tlnwe Kansas and damaging corn. Okla suited.
Height r: t’. - "U ve get a bl e s be
of
truth
in
I ween New <ii leans and A t l a n t a roads upon the country’s retail is not the -lightest lilt
]he rumor.
1
1 ml Kimxvilh and Johns on Ci ty, commerce.
Ti on., from 12 to -It) per cent, it
Foreign business men ami for- l Secretary A. L. Derry slated that 1
win explained, I he schedule culls |(.jKII trade observer*, however, re- both Itirnunglium and Atlanta ate
for 11 icdin tioii on the freight rHti gard the situation as serious.
I interested in securing a league
1 angii g f t"in »ne cent
to
trn
.Meantime, the deadlock between ; fraiiebisi', imt that St. Angu-tim
,
jiet li null i d pounds on po- the tippnsing forces continues with would not lie interested in any pro
and 1 1 "in 2d cents to 2-1 I 2 President ( ’lilies' telegram to the : pnv.* i"H which would deprive tin
. .-o's "li 1 ihhagex.
ore spiedt o f Peru s e r v i n g 111 a city of Class It baseball.
St. Augustine Ball
Club Not For Sale
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lie said the people of St Alignvi hu-le to the latest vi e ws on the '
s(l Uat lull,
, tun- have proven 1 oticlu- ively that
j tli*-, want I lass It ball. I.v t tie ml
Mi-uni Florida P owe r
l.ign* | melons i d l e r s ol upport that hii\"
1 "in New Orlari-' 1 " ,'i t liorizes jfi'j.llOII i-v|ienditur>' I been receiyi'd for a eoiit inuatloii ol
iei"id. Florida, al
the xport here HI P.I27.
in tins community.
le e-tahlisi'd a : |iro
ew III leans Vtlanta
"Id make I oe ship
*It.-11 ti-uii
t|i,,.(r|i th, Pi tame from Atlanta
t" ,-.i'it"iil 1 l>- - in iu the distance
from Atlanta !" Ne-.v Orl 'alls. It
n.i |,,aiiii" al. that the proposed
rate would m. k. iat"s fruit. New
1 it lean- 1 " \1 laid a 1li .11 filial Pal- 1
lie (to, Hoi ida, riin'Miig from 1U 1
erle emit limed nlcrtliamicitlly
at
2H tn 211 strokes a minute, mak
ihg good progress.
" S t r i c t ly liuxiaess" wa s the mat
to aboard the convoying tug. with
only Miss Ederle' s f ather, sister,
trainer, Isliuk l lel my and n s w i m
federation
official
were
JttBHVII.LE. Tonn, Aug. ().— ming
(/P^mludg* John T. Raulpton, Ten- aboard besides the crew.
5-.
O f L a rg e st Elk
ible Survive D eath
_ t;
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ITpftt)B8, Qo., Aug, A —y/Pt
‘ fbt ROUT* after the uaath
land, W. T. Brlason, who
•09 pounds and who has
Italian of being "the bigla th* world," Mrs. Lucin
hla widow, diad hart
had boon unconcciou*
\L>Jr
m ile a g e , la s t so lo n g — and
sell so
r e a d ily t o
ca re fu l
buyers.
I in- G r o w e r 1 nnd Shi pper * Leago. ■ ,i«k- that the Fl or i da poi nts
III I-I t i l t e d a rot I e,.|Milillllig redlli
I I. .11 in the r a t e - "ii vegetable shipr«i.-r't, of t i nt promised for the
\i W 1 li lean- Xtl'inta m ote o r that
lit. 1 . . 111. l.-.ii of late- In not grunt
* *r.
JW X % ,
. d.
1-Ton Chassis (G-Hoy)
$HH5
I w2-Ton Chassis
1215
MHM Low Chassis
" ,e
F. 0. H. Detroit
Iowa (J. O. \\ To Hick
Candidate For Senate
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M ILLE R O. PHILLIPS,
Kim Avenue at liith Si reel
two higtfest nstrit h pMini* fmw in tin* wmM. Thi»y th«»
( wh |,iKtr<‘!4t onini'h jiliorif fun* ii) flu* world. lin y un*
IJH I
G r a h a m Bn
Tr u c k s
SOLD B Y D O D C l i
D £ A L £ M S £VCR.YWI|
Illinois Still Has Han
On I leavyweightHouls [H
fudge In ScopeH Trial
Seated In Election
tor R eturn To O ffice
W
such
T h a t is w h y they make
Brother* H-Ton Commercial Can,
meet 90% of alt lumling requirement*.
I
Republican circuit Judge.
flwha presided over the trial of
* Tohn T, Scopes at Dayton lust
waF* la' defeated.
Rahlatbn wap the presiding judge
the ftightaanth Judicial district
Tenoe—aa, His successful npJ'3
1 Leslie R. Durr, Demoi » s p v , Tenn.
I • lawyer. Tho fight in
taaoth district has lieen
ltd charges of intermlngarOMfsk parties have flown
and. fa it during the cumcoincident to th« Judiciary
l held simultaneously with
'gubeiuatorlai primary of tlu*
Oesnocrats.
to endure.
Qraham Brothers Track*, with Dodge
SANFORD GROVE
“Amid Majestic Pines”
M ISS E D E R L E
NEARS GOAL IN *
CHANNEL SWIM
.
G ra h a m B ro th e rs T ru c k s are built
'
1., j o n-iit- in v c g c i i M c s to ami
I
( i a t i., _'iH. cents on pot a
I. . aii'l p i 1 • 1 III X to |l> cents on
age ill".
One Is Wounded In
Chicago (iang Fighl
i
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f
j
The World’s Biggest Fans
Not Proud oT Deed
funding ai'i'i-eineiit.
iry D. Landis of DeLnr.d is al- |
l i l ' S MO I N K S . I o wa . A u g . •».MIAMI. Aug. li. 1/P1 •'We’re
Al the fin- ini- mini try 1 y.a
in attendance nt the hearing.
^ ll» . Landis Is attorney for the At- not. :. tiit proinlFof it, for we’re all said that the n-tiort wa « *1' 1 »•<-I\ I/I'i I owa Ib-piililh hlr; |gat lltvl I'd
lieie today for llm second . ..liven
human beings. Hut wi had to do without foundation T h ............ .
/ (antic Coast Line in this district.
of the ministry added
1 v .- imi - I loll III t wo Weeks wi th the line
canal would be built he- it."
again
the St. Johns River, near 1 That was the statement today sgeinxt lumors. no’ iblv in eon- o f divi-imi in I la- pa r t y
to the Indian River, near1" f r - w SlrtrnUu, lender of the n e H ion with the ratifie.itimi •11 ■ < • di-. ernitile,
'
T...lav's i " i i v e n t ...a lut- a * i n g l e
villa, it woudl connect the
'*f s(x proliihition agents t ion
tun f " .
to tioinim te a >itudiiluG
ce alleged
tvara and e i.ahllxh nn inland who shot and killed three
f.u (lie iiliev |Hiei| I. 1 iii nt Sell
iiiciiiht-rx
of
smith
Dade
county’
rates vay between Jacksonville
ator
Mla rt II ( umiiiin-. who s e
la ml, anil result in-the re- liipior condiiae on the ( ’ape Saldc
ile.dn 1 ante a
week
altil
tile
Jon o f more than 11)0,0(10 Rouil, :m miles southwest of Home
IMt 'V, III legal,-ll 1 olivept I'.P, t.lV
Is of fertile land, iicenrding to stead yesterday ufteinoon.
got the pa l dll fercth .- wi t h Col
Aeeording tij Mr. St.'.iulaii, the
'■Uglneers. The navigation hoard
( IIK 'At ;< 1 Am.
>: ' P
\| So. i l l i \\ lit " o k b a i t ,
11. l e s - l u l
then
tilreodv has hud preliminary en brother offii er* will offei
o'lo-r death and
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inoerlng aurveyx made and tax own stiilenients as evidence Ilia’ which ,-ll.*ll- 1\ We|"dei|. toil it'd ot-p'ineid ..f 1 11 ittmin- in itie .lull*
p n n i a i v . and . . ie|de.| Into as tin
the three men were "li the aggre.
datormineil.
five in the shooting affair that n- hot kill, an lotended \ ■11 >>•. t... I G noriiitiee.
Milted m their deaths, when the within u e hnui . l oot o i - ' l i G w> 11
•hargid I.V l.oloe 1
t.
•1 ii,coroner's impiliy is held at I p.
III t lie 111II 1 1 Inilloi I I .iff li
III. tmlav in tile lioiin-stead city
Authorities however.
dill
tod
hall.
tr in e the shoot tot: |o |;ani'. < l.i In
The three men killed were M. P .' which have ■laihieit i|.u d . ■' -,
Merritt, former constable of tie- ril
hlttidied live
but
to M-udeC.is
(' I I K AGO.
Vug.
i/l’ i
I'he
Sixth district; t ’ly Parrish, son of
toiimr figure
-,te. ng the Illinois At lilt tie t '0 1 0 0 1 1 - - 1.111 ha < I
W. M. Pnrrxli, foriner Homestead among
I rade.
not h il, or has not now anv inti
1
pidiccniiiu; J. A. Brinson, Home
(Continued from Page One)
Mil.in Dvli. k's remit.'.I a. tivitv l i on o f l i f t i n g its ban on lu-avvstead.
hid taken part in the Hollar Day
Sheriff Henry It. Chase said till a ' a police Ulfniumnt. ' a i l ii ulai lv w i i g l i t boxi l i g - h o w s in llie state
|h*t practically everyone had umining thi.t one of lux most ex on dry law violations, vvii- t.elicv I'm the l i me bei ng, < ball ntlltl It
, . Iiood ploasure over the rexul*
" I lank of hi- death li.iiii a rifle W. Ill . -,(e announced I. Ia>
.•ft aale*. During the course of perienced invextigators had been hulbl ax he sat in In- home m
I tisnis.- n.ii o f t he h e a v y w e i g h t
working
ill
tile
Homestead
area
all
llll/.elcie.Ht.
H r ww k »425 wore spent on ad di lution wa- r e v i v e d bv aintouncenight guthciing clues ir, regard t"
ertlalhg. This was raised by
III, tit si t erday f r o m II. (' . l lenithe killing of the three men Thtirs
( i ai ae-v ilb
Walk
-t ai l . *1.
obocriptlon from the merchants day afternoon. Tins officer was
1 id • Ilia' lie Ji nl posted wi th a I ' l l i -,
H e w S70.IMMI I I I , b a l l
>f MH» city.
1 a g o bul k. SdllO.IMNI as f i rst p..y '
expected to make a report at the
B/Wheeler, business man of
no til on lux di sputed eoiitrncl f or
coroner’s
iiicpicst.
Palmetto ( eiirv grmvei- m tbi- I *1-1111 . .-v to meet H a r r y Wi l l s.
Jxiodo, spoke briefly on the work
•eel mu planting seed beds
that the local Chnmhcr of ConiIparQ* was doing, and compliment
ra* members on the progress he
' . f luid noted in the past year.
iZ 1
Kllhe, of Geneva, aral G
('•!# , Bledsoe of this city s|mke at
tV-ttength 011 the conditio nof the
. ’J
W,V farming districts following th"
™ ^ y w v y reins in tho past two weeks
(('mil limed fri'in Pngi* One)
and urged that tho chnmhcr en- hcndi instead of divin gf n mi tin'
Lr dorse legislation that would tend rni'kx of the t'ane, a xlieforc.
Stt’.te relieve the farmers, stating that
Mix* Kilerle did not come from
/: the waters of tho lake and river llouloglii' on liiuird the rmivoying
(V were doing great damage in the tug. hut Mlblilitti-d til the gl easing
Ji^vobtlying districts and thut the operation in the hotel Sirene al
proper druiange system for thin the Cape. The greasing was dune
*fdlfnty and three or four of the by tier sister, Margaret.
r aJ-dloining counties could prevent
Th s wimmer displayed some im
■ this wwdition.
pnJjelo e over the long gri'lisim.
J.’ -j The meeting adjourned with a operation and said to her liiiiiifi.
;; iklalnrf vote of thanks to tho Retail " F o r Heaven's sake, let's get
’'Merchants Association for the cx- started,"
[r)'!}'celle*it work they had done In the
“ Gee. hut it’s cold," were her
f ntatter* of attracting outsldo buy first words ns she struck o f f in
ers |p>thin olty In the pust week, the Clnumcl water, which register
end on the spirit of cooperation etl ill degrees Fahrenheit lit sen
•hown among the business houses rise.
of the city in trying to make the
F or the first two miles a ft e r -lie
liar Day a success in Sanford.
caught up with the tug, Miss Kd
Named
- ... . = Secretary
® 0I Local Chamber
Jndurant
Tile one-time amateur champion,
who is now u professional, tried
Inst summer to negotiate the same
III miles of water. After long,
training, Miss Kilerle started from .
Cape GrU Ne/., the same point
from which she set out today, and 1
wus within six ami a half miiex of
Dover when she became exhausted
nnd collupr-ed in the arms of the
Egyptian swimmer, llelmy, nlmi
huu plungud into the water to iv-. 1
cue her.
1
Miss Kilerle was in the water 1
eight hours and 4(1 minutes and (lie J
firi.t pari of her performance wax 1
regarded as umong the host (.ver
seen iu the Chanel. She uttidialed
her defeat to the ehopoy sen which
icutised her to swallow Ir
large ipiuntities of wuter.
TO CONTINUE PROVISIONS
LONDON,
Aug 0.— UP) The
British Colonial office anniiuiues
today that existing provisions reg
ulating the Malayan export of rub
ber will be continued until further
notica.
Jflllaborough—Contract let, for
of n«w courthouse,
i*wo,ooo.
MM
O n ly through foresight w ill you
secure lhal hom e iu the
most progressive
developm ent in
S a n fo rd -
Terms that w ill ap p eal to every fam ily can be arranged
with the ow ners of San ford G r ^ e .
B v a sm all invest
ment n ow , a few months time w ill insure you havin g
one of the most exclusive homesites in the city.
San ford G ro v e is not of the future a hundred years from
Enjoy Summer Reception
now .
It belongs to the present and w ill gro w rap id ly
through its desirable location.
W ith the
Counterphase‘6’
P h o n e our office for an
appointm ent to see this
beautiful
llitml ntlilii’tl T w o-Toiif walnut linisli not tt win* vis
ible In mar the beauty o f the room. A powerful
tube receiver, with only two timing controls.
.*««••• ‘
sub-division.
IX
Complete, in.stnlletl and guaranteed. Price $U2f*.()o.
Call and see,’
hear them demonstratetl tti
SAN FORD GROVE, Inc
K. C. M IIX E R . Pres.
Smith fia ra g e and Service
Station
jt J
First Nulinnal Hank Hldg.
Phone 24D
.
113 South Park Avenue.
,
/
.iv-
Phone 30
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THE S A N F O R D H E R A L D , F R ID A Y . A U G U S T 6, 1926
"sSa High Jump Record
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In 111'1 Hun - UCjll*.
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N * ' I I I ' r; T i l K N O W N
AN ll
t’ NK \ n W N I >U K K N U A N ' I S.
l lu Si nt,- ,,r f i u H i I.t t i e
I In- hei r s, d e v i s e e s , g r n i i t i ’ i-K. and
" • l o t el nI ni i i i i t s u n d e r I I m i r y Hl i c l i"M S a n f o r d , ili' ci-ascil, nai l l o nil
1' " i les, e a c h a n d e v e r y , c l a i m i n g
an\ I nl i -resl ,,r m l e t e s t s
In
It"*
l and s h e r e i n
dt-scrllieil,
(tie
sul i i"' ' t " l t h i s sui t, a n l i e r a n y o f t h e
u l n a e i l ef i i i i I a lit s, e a c h a m t eV-"' V
" I m s e |ilaee o f n - s l d e n c o
la
II itk i u i u n In Hi. i d a i n t i r t 111 t h e l i t i o i "
s l u l ' d eu use a lift l o al l l i l l k l l o l v n
p a r i i> m a li Mi nsi i ever. nai l w h e r e s u ' V i i i l a l u i l u i i a ii i l ul eri ' Ht n r I n t e l e s l s in ih, said d e s e r l h e t l l a n d s , tue It
' I r i i e t Nil. I.
I . v i i i u III S- ' i i l c >1" C o u n t i
Slate
" f r i o i ' l d. i . t he \V l j n f t h e N V V ' r
uf ( l i e S \\ 1, ,i( S e e l Inn .t, T o w n slop
S
I t a u g e ill* K.
T m e i In.
I h e I n n in a al i l i r N W c o r n e r " f
Sec t loti
T o w n s h i p tU* S . K a m i '
’■'* • ■ and i Mi nt i i e t l i e n e e K. I "
lli*' N' ot i h. , ,i e u r n e r " f III'* N \V 11
or t h e N \\ ' , <, f
sal i l
Seellon.
I Tienee S
.i 'I c h a i n s , t h e n c e W
II
chains
t h e n c e S. I S d e g r e e s
NV In i n. W e s t l i n e nf s a i d S e e
i Ion t tin in ,■ N o r t h I " t h e p o i n t
nf l i e g i i m l n c
nfn,-ui
Court U i I h llii
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•'link .( 7tli JuillHiil
I'li'i-ult Court. Si-mtntilf 1'iuiiitv, Florida.
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mill of. I 'iiihimi-I
• ■1 <imi[iiuhiiilit
mm
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POORAMERICA
Hull. Kil. Walthall.
I
11 a m
Seminole
llmlsnn Kssi'x
Do.
! Sanford, Kill.
)' e t h e r
r |1|,| jr|i|
it
a
w m Id
reeeril
for
the
nim nng
liiith
juiii|>
5 feel '■ in, h in a re, eat traek and field meet al ( lu,
“
»
‘
fee
the.e
1‘ UI M' U l ’ <h>n I ml
f,,r
K '
tunIs.
,lu.-t
he
are,mil a dinner
l1hnM’ hl,urs'
- a v We e a t t e e ta--L
ics in.irL -I 1 leet I 1 7h nielli's wa s set nt the I'hihnleljihia I The (ier mans gol a notion a
!(,» weeks ait"- The youthful r e r o n l ■ holder is M i s s Viola while hack that we fight too hard
.emiuratiielv riewcumor in women' s alhhMii*. *
I.1"'
M’<>m *" think new
that we play gol f too well. And I
think must ef the countries over
the pom) new realize that we were
one time too liberal with our cred
itors.
rn
l Utie critic complains that our
f o r T e n n e s s e e O f f i c e railroads are toe long, explaining
I hat imnc of the railroads in Kng
land are so long as the railroads
i/l’i - I J m i f I ieii I l e t n n i s in what ever here, the idea being that we
Itobl’ . (1 |,)' 1 I’ t essm e was ili'serilied as one nt' the elnsest ought to build our cities ehiser to
gether and si|uecze tin- Pacific
(d,t tin1 ui'i'i'i Lake re | |H imaries evi r he’ ll in tie- -tale ef
const a f 'i v thoiisanil miles nearer
Tennes
s
ee
earl
y
Unlay
ga
ve
tl„v
h i MillIdle \ 11,oil ic const,
to I he Atlanta' coast, i hi r oceans
l
i
n
e
r
Austin
I'eay,
cnmliilutv
I'm1
I
I ml h ' i r c p ml o f U . .1.
are entirely too f ar apart.
the l lemocnitic re
>n 11m ;i t ii hi f u r
Kim 11’11 I" i ally in F l o r
Another critic thinks our luiilil
a
third
It
i
ni,
a
lend
if
l.L’
dK
'votes
llf Ltille
ings are toe high.
Hecuuse the
over
Hill
Me
A
I
l
id
i
,
Ills
chlSIMl
Illyh Low l 1r e e l .
buildings abroad are only kneeill
.(IJ opponent.
Re t u r n s tabulated
wdre
from high to the basements of our skyl.ti-'id prei'int l s of ", Ilia in the state, erapers, they can't understand a I
I'tl-story building.
7h
.01 (lovernor I ' e a y ’s total vote w;.s
One woman has just gone hack j
7.'),0-17 ami M c A l l i st e r ’s 7d,S21t.
\V. W. Cour tney , eainpiiigii maii- l " dear h’old l l ' en gl an d and wr it - i
l , l | a g e r fur McAl li ste r, earl y today toll a criticism o f the w a y mir men
said " f u r t h e r returns indicate be love over here. She s a y s Amcriyond a ny qucstii
that McAlli.stcr cans "l ove too f a s t . " I s aw her pic
ture nud PH j u s t bet my last suit
tJ.Oti will lie nominated by a majority of
Vi D.’s that she didn’t got
of
7,7)00
and
in
all
probability,
ll),r,H
mixed up in a single petting pa r t y
<100 votes . "
Dr. J oh n It. Neal, the third r; n- while she was here,unless she v i s
ited some aca de my for the blind.
j diduto, w a s running f ar
behind
Of course, the real trouble with
.IS ! with a total vote, tabulated utinf- Ameri ca is we have too much mon
I f i n a l l y , i-s’ iimiUc.t at lass than
ey.
It riles these foreign critics
' 1 .1101).
tu see a bootblack riding- In his
I .(IS
work in an tuitotiinhile. America
'(s
ms*-.
ik. J
lav* . U mi . natH anil .it -p re tha tea . the
best automobile values hi fhe world
none exceeding (lie Kssex Conch,
(lie master automobile value.
.0 1 | T D K YD. Aug. ti. 1/1*1 The 17,
.0.! (Hit)-ton A k a g i , l argest
seaplane
i tender in the J a p a n e s e n a vy and
.‘2 0 , considered a- powerful .is the Nai'adI
jti' ga and I lie I.exingiuii
id' ihe
I.2S | United State- N a v y , is expected
I to lie put i ni " m i \ ice in Niiveiiilu-i'.
.01 I Site will c a r r y 120 seapl anes, in,:;2 ieluding tnrpcdu, battle and scant
| planes.
Knur planes eu nbe dis.01 l eharg ed simul tanenusl y from the
.02 | deck.
Pressure Over Heay Has Slight Lead
■Lake Region ,n l)cm,H'raUt'ConU‘st
tportd I oday NAS|,V|M.Ki T,.„ni 111K „
ft.
Jap Seaplane. Tender.
Will Be Ready Soon
Cooked Food
SALE
'ni
i\
i i itt i i t
i h i ii r.
, i i i > i i i \i , i m i i i t ,
n i l M i, i i.oiuiiA,
l\
Worker Soon To
Virginia Fortune
m
The Daughters o f Wesley
will hold a cooked food sale
Saturday Afternoon
al (he
s i a i i M ii
s i ; , n i M » i.ii
IIM M K in.
*
si i t i on i i i v o i i c i ;
K i ' l i l l l t T M e ' : 11. 1,.
• < i OMI’ L A l N A N T .
VS.
QUALITY SHOP
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Nationally
65c
known
of fancy quality
No. 2 June l’ eus
fine frulta and >e|(e<
•» c
121-2c
coffees, teas* - - in fS
li ni ■ <‘orntdiiliiaat.
Vllll r.) i hirl di t.
No. 2 Tomatoes
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»tv \ :i. w v ki,
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W.H. LONG
MEAT
lilt
Sanford
Ave.
day await you at th e ll(^ r
10c
P. Store.
No. 2 'i Osceola Peaches
A N D A T A S A Y IN G
33c
M ARKETS
10H P a l m e t t o
the foods you need’ i
Z'.'H-i
—
Van Camp's Milk, Tall Cans
A&P Milk
Tall Cans, 5 for
Ave.
11c
KI toil .1. Mo ugh Ion
Hein/. Spaghetti, Med. Cans
2 for-
ARC H ITEC T
1 11-1 N.iiunij tl Hunk Bldg.
Saiil'tird.
---------- Florida
Circle (E ) Jam
Qt. Jars........
50c
(J(. Jars Sweet Pickles
37c
Iona Tomatoes
No. 2 Cans, .‘5for
D A Y S ON
COW O t O W *
EDGEWOOD i
G R O C E R Y !S
2IHI Sanford Ave. Phone .'ttlli ■
* V ,A T/
A&P Ketchup
140z.Bot.....
P&G Soap
6 Bars fo r ....
A&P Apple Sauce
No. 2 Can.........
“ Thirty Days on Cow Chow”
Sultana Apple Butter
71-2 Oz. G l a s s ....
Is the verdict of the judge when a cow has been guilty
of loaing money during the summer months.
"Thirty days on Cow Chow" will be the
Third Degree as to whether it will pny to keep
or sell a cow.
If she can’t make you a good profit on Cow
Chow she can’t make it an any ration.
Every pound of Cow Chow fed a
gooA'dairi/ddW Will HWVeTfeP produce
about three pounds more milk per day
on grass— up to normal production.
.- e n u fiu ;
Don’t, walk ^ talk—
use your phone for
the best food values
■
in town. Just call
277 and we’ll deliver
ihe best at your
Cow Chow lowers the per gallon
cost of producing milk on pasture.
And you can get more milk from
fewer cows now. You will get more
milk nrxt winter. Don’t lose winter
profits by under production on pas
ture. Order today and start to put
ting the proof right in the milk pail.
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Ginger Ale
Clicquot Club, Pts.
door.
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SERVICE - (1 C A U T Y
COCHTESY
Bauman Brothers
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5 Thea Nectar Tea
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Bokar Coffee
1 lb. Tins.............. .....
Zinc Buckets
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Seat Atlantic & Pacifi c |
Sanford, Flu.
Shinhnlser Bldg.
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Coaline Soap
Magnoliu tit Second
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M AR K ETS
410 Sanford Ave., Store No. 1
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T S S x ii
Entire Stock o f Eddies’
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in This Sale.
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R oast o f
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M orning, A ^ S W E O N L Y MEN ’ O N A F E W
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OF TH E M A N Y V A L U E S
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M E N ’S G E N U IN E
S E E R |UC](CEE SUITS
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House Coffee - - .47
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ting ,.|- .jr, Jan
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ti. iuci* t" j: a n d r u n n i n g t h e n c e
S .'a c h a i n s t h e nee VV I 1« c h a i n s
t l " nee N o i t i ' Liu c h a i n s ,
lli' ' iM > i
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In o l d . i, 1 i i a p p e a r an i l l l c f e i ; '
Snmet hues I f e d sorry for tlu>
; nhl I ' hill'd SlateKvcl y 11V, i Cr-ssn MmI n jtil'
wlln
i nines river here fl'nin the nthi'l*
' ‘-ah' nt tile [mini Innls snmi-thmg
new Dial's wrong with us.
I W r aii' a l w a y s " t e e " s o m e t h i n g
I
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li'iltfi,
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nmilii'.t Hi." ct.mplnlmtnl hnrPln f 11
fl <*j« 1 h*« nii Hiiy of AugiiMl A h.
f1*';-*!, tlir> Villi 1(4 il.M, O It till' i m ; i
Ihiv ('"in i Tut | hr (Viirt llmisc, III
I Ih* t’ltv nf Sit iiford. H^'inlnolo I'oun-
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�T flE S A N F O R D H E R A LD , FR ID A Y, A U G U ST fi. 1020
He Dare Not Be Himself
i -....... - « f » f ■ (Irriiniii r « « p »
j. H«»4« r Mt Kl«(o>4. n « r l < «
K
l i t Maganl l i Atrnur
Jihtcrcd tin Hecoiul
Clin*
A s Brisbane Sees It
Thai llvnin of Halo.
himself.
T h e Snnli is h permut w h o in r
mi in*
\VH or Dry.
herself, ns the ease m ay he.
Mpxiro aml Russia.
A Heal “ I.ail Word."
T h e Simh is a pet'snp who is mo eonsrioiiH o f his shorlin
\ i m i i >; b i g s i l v n k
efimiriKS, lie must adopt a pose to help him through all the
l
(
opr
rlRhi l»-<!•
Star fit.y
.social a ffa ir s he attends.
Me knows that he must act a
part, as there is nothin# in his own soul to g iv e him e m i
T W E L V E Y E A R S sign yesternence nor au th ority.
d i \ . Great Britain and Bel gium do
Miitt-w
'VCtQb«r IT, iHI'.i, nl III*, l*i»n««.ffli-**
i t Hanford, Florid*. under Art <>r
trch I. 18» 7.
[|f. BltRO .... Editor nml Wnim**"'
, UKAN
Aaamdnlr Krfller
( • MR, J O8K8, XlnnniJn* KdHor
, hired wa r »n Ge r ma n y.
The
A t a popular sum m er resort this year is a woman wlm p.iirth nf August. 1914, began the
BCRttCHiPTION HATK1
• Y e a r — *7.11(1; Mi* Months IT M>
She walks about w ith a j .iiji- years, tin.......ninths ami sevIvcren* In Olty liy i ' htiler. in" dons the “ lii# h -a n d -m i# tiiy ” act.
-r V p < WttnMy Kdltlon 1 2 in’ c a rria g e like that o f the q u e e n s mie reads about in old- 1 , n d a y ’s fighting that cost millions
She wears a perpetual look o f of lives, ni"ii Mum two hundred
,1* —LJ--- I—"---- .----------------- fashioned "p ap er-b a ck s".
Inlliuns nf iiu'iiey, the war that
I p a r l l l i ' NOTIl'Ki All ntiltiiHr v h au gh ty boredom.
She "con descends" w h e n ev er she talks l was tn tnnki I In- world safe for de
notice*. curd* of llimikH. II'*I,I||I Inns
nd notlca* «f ntn on * i ii in in in win-i" with o th e r people on the hotel veranda.
A n d how they do min t l i e ; , hut didn t.
o h l r i w art, ni»d« " ill
chars'-I
g i g g l e am ong them selves when she strolls on to o th e r!
M regular ml (ror lining rnl r»
IS on hel ler oft
A.
groups she deigns t o , f a v o r w ith her presence.
iiLMni L \m
. and hi.w thing
fc>': MHJNBKIt* AHiOl. l A T F I J I'll K m
Jr.'v t hn A**ncl nl i i l l’ r<**n l* nrl i i H' ' H o l y ant It Ini 1o lilt* use for
to>0 *liCfII<in of nil now* i II k i m I i lie*
111 till* Jut|*tir Mini H I mi III'
,.<WI putil lulled liiri'ln
AH
.. o f rrpillillent loll of »pr. Ini
tchf-n lit ritlll nr* » l * o ronrivi'tl.
T h is particular Snob wears beautiful clothes, v e r-r y expensive clothes. She has a rich husband s o m e w h e re who
keeps her supplied with the alm igh ty w h e re w ith a l.
She
has innumerable things to b ra g about. T h e re arc g e u r g o u s
automoliiles, c os ily fu rn ilu re, troublesome hut high-paid
U rj ; F R I D A Y , A U G U S T 6. 192fi
servants.
She mentions these things, and m any others.
Hut only w ith people who also show evidences o f affluence
H E R A L D PLATFORM
does she dare be a n y th in g but ultra-siipenilious.
, i y j j; 4^rJrjjn.,i«h*
*mil»r<r* front
T h e r e is a man al I lie same summer resort wh o is also
>■ d * ~ l l * * | i r r n a l r r m i l l r In J n r l * * i m till*.
a finished Snob.
He docs not dare lie a n y t h in g else, tor
[ . ' • • • t r a p ! Inn o f IM, J o h n * - I n
d i a n III * r r f ' a a i t l .
the linn veneer be has bought amt paid tor covers a cotnn f H lilt r m in ,
moness that only gen eration s o f living with genuine p e o p l e
- f t n i m m l i t t f p*n#l. I n m l x
K
*l r .
t
unlit hlll'V quite out o f sight.
|lj’. R — A M M r a l l n i
of
liu llilln a
p'<*I f f t •*
jr ra a o — * o i i » r e , hu tp la, u p o n A m o n g o th er guests al the sumniei resort are men and
f t -; A
m r n t hm i*r*.
fi f f w E i l i n w I n n i i i l n l r r r f p n t l n a | ir o - women who regard material possessions as more cumbrous
K *
Rraru.
i w a l m r l l o a o f l> o ll I * v n r il than a n y t h in g else.
T h e y wish they did not h ave to own
aro u n d L a k e M onro*,
T h e y sec life as som ething to e n jo y
i ; b d l u a p l r l l i i a o f r l t y l i r n n l I f l r « - so many things.
tlo n p r o * rum .
through the use o f their talents. T h e y are simple, sincere,
, •
13a * ■ tin Ion
of
nrhoot
» )« ld n
1^ 7*5 , t f l l h p r o t 1*1011 f u r l n r r r n * i ' i l
th orou gh ly genuine.
And th ey can lie that w ay because
*
fn f f llM I r * .
they are not recent toilers up S o c ie ty ’ s ladders. T h e y have
never known how il feels to he at. the fool. T h e y have n ever
t :« B l B l / E V E U B E KOK TOD A Y
GREAT
RKVKI.ATfON
been called upon to light fo r position. T h e y have chosen
j,Y T t i r the !aor<l your Goil diied up itaeir friends lor th e ir c o n g e n ia lly , and have been able to
water a nf Jordon from lirfoie
be it i ise I hev
i Y kjfci y * * * I hut nil the t*oi iji le of kjit p the same friends through long year,
thd earth might know tin- haml of were naturally in the same m irlim h m g i t
tha Lord, thiit it i* mi ghty. " Jon.
Lord. how
great
U il#o Thy wnrk*.
tuMhE N A ----<
>C E TO I . E A l t N I N G
,
■ g lad upmi vnrittiini
r: ' >j } wV> nnpnV dnl Inr* spum,
' i i d i s c c k a nltiintinn
' Tl j e l r bread n while tn earn,
J i a ' c a f l y f mm their hIuui Ihth
B A k I to new huihlings nlnil,
A n d ' t h e r e , in goodly mini hem
" I) A | e c a r r y i n g the laid.
il \D I M i f S am I'lMtteinlii'red
Minn. I i ml, lin's itdvii c nut In
til
I I II I I v i i "i Irmli'f, i spcrliillv
'ild in1 in'it i■ |nijii i
I leridcl . Il1
Ilt'ii
!;ir t i-d.i 1
Slii' Mas at
tip.in
t thi' allies ftuin the
out
Sin In at G e r ma ny in her
t,u ll ni'lghli ,r ii'"a . t imk territory
line -In- wanted, didn't send a did
lit) nl u mini to Knnijie except a
fi!' nffi ei - i " gel informal inn for
Kui'npe ditesn't hate J a
.1 :i |o111
pan. he km w i innigh tn keep nut
nl it.
l.-M.k a'
tll.llh nl c
M L D IN C
I \K LLANH
i i\ a- beiiiit \ ( i r g a i i i z a t i i n i s
anil "i i Ml i i /. a' l oi - i o ' . mci ted w i t h
| tn- .o- till ect lire I al nl v l r m l n i . i t " t
■In f i n
a r e t a k i n g u p 111«1 i i n l g
des ig n .
uti
Tile llgli
i i " oh t I liese t \ in'* an. I t tu
\V1111 make Mu
ot i li< !i;p l le u ill in v' I** te
Look Out For Those Georgia Roads
A UFGGAIt itiTi-sli'it in New
York’ I'lnualiiMii yesterday ex
pelled I" l>" li"l<i under fl.inui hail.
When police ton k.i roll runt inning
mule t haii $ I L’.lllin from turn he
ut I i i "il to put 111> XI . ( Mi l l
This i- tn*
I "V ">
"f
sime.ir ;
, b ■| , I' a 11>
. I f , While t h e y ’re on vacation
p8uch riche* they attain
*Tb*W.ninv deem educatem
V
futile and in vain,
Ajnd.Jcnmpmu'H ™ h e w i n g ,
FrMexuor* nmv lefv.
y, Alhd utli'k tn wl.at tl r v ’ie doing
l And g a m great wealth thereby
; i|
B
i L x i j c h ninhiiitiMs , | mu them
. I f l e a r n i n g i** forgiii.
One CWnriot pint I . hlmne them
t p p r money help* a lot
J [woeful retrogreisxion
(li[ ({They'd find it Wit* to sirek
' * * t i r t in some profession
At^fivo nr nix a we J.
In its warnings, the A tla n ta automobile association urges
travelers in G eorgia to put chains on their ears when they
start on ti trip even though they expect tn encounter hardsarfaced roads. T h is precaution is needed because o! mad
budding operations which necessitate detours through mud
and often o v e r slippery hills.
I’ racticull.v e v e r y route through G eorgia is rimrked by
mad building operations.
And many o f the detmil's during
rainy w eath er are dow n righ t dangerous.
!' T h e t e x t book d r e a ry page*
y l i ' W I J I not ho hobi iri a.ve
P y e have union w a g e
ifn medicino
and law!
1
Ileal I e
at t " i i l u l l "
am
inni 1«
pending "i un ie y
FID *M M tS' i'W
lisltal, I i - a-
* i :li" 11," i r in-) "i
" f "l’t il"i I" v
< hurrlie 1 1 1an I he i hi " table In ,1
priest h.....I I" t tie new l ! " Mi ei M
"Inn i Ii. w tut Ii is i atlei| 'The \
W h e t " a - Hi M ,■v
Living 1 ii1 11 11
a Iln
and
tin i e l ' " l "
1h
ugh
...for...
I rm I in
wlm b
• if uteri "it ."*
Furnished Monies and Apartments
. " ' W a t - ( I m l ,- a l t
" f these walls i l ' t ' i " - ft 1 " 1 tin
l>" -ut v o f the h ml d o i g ami i I ,
" f I he s l i m Muling ■.
I'lie model ti I ri'lnl in logtl s| na
l i nes ai mi ng I mii Ii I ' i - with an i n
f " i beaut \ a - w"II as nI lilt V '• t•
-nl the
which
I>iii I ling
mi' - t l o
■ a in ,i
Il'lVV
111, l'l"W.| a I n I w i m i" ll , pe, la l K
BT'( if II
.lumen J. Montague,
i■
I" ' I I i h i . U lit ■I it e i a -t
[i ii < . ----------------—
till - la -1, |,| l e s | s ,,f I I I " "f t h"O' V
'• Ou r of fice
boy nuy* niiinlevery
M'iW j'GHK lit l:
K n o w in g o f these conditions b efore they s t a r t o n t r i p s , I Inili b ,i I • 11 I ,li km! to MuS h*Wd -boiled e g g f* a little efuvkrii
w" r11*-11 r i
row 11 pit I II,L'
I
motorists
ran
save
themselves
a
lot
o
f
annoyance,
not
to
priests’ t
Btl;' 11 i
------- Def ea t ' d t.y i h" fog Mi-s t ’hii 1
fW I t ’^ g n t to where ('anlwell
and say damage, if they will w rite to reliable motor clubs for
belle Bat n . of I 'd ii pm wo ,1. ■ I!
stjy are aynotlyrnoUH terms.
v u t' lil\ \D III the Ibid" .,
specific inform ation its to the best mutes at
this
time.
hut proved I tint a w nun 1 hi swin
'Ititvi loll l> Well
Hoads (hat were in good condition a month ago are now ) irahiii-..'
the Engl 1 i 1 bntim I. f illing hv
seriln il
\ ' i i an h o lain' H
i
. , WhtR’ * ' heenmo o f the old-fash
well-nigh impassible.- And il surely is foolish lo r travelers ter only when it is -ilowii in "■ al only two mi’ • m her id tempi aft
* - ${htkd ftiiby curriHgc?
er t went \
bunrs« in thi w.iti '
to rush mi into G eorgia, on their nnrl h-hound trips, without
t h iM 1
J o s eph \i 111limit r e
-cp n i ti ,1 having ttiyi'N I l i f t w r e n
weto won out in Missouri at tempi Ing, at least, to find out just what they are to e n
from Ins wife, who took it
lanes.
fill well, a ly t h i n g run
, 1 \ and forty miles in the pi s a g e , sin
counter in the wav o f mail I rouble.
much I o In art
She call"! Ii 1 1 oil gave an m i b.i 1m of
la k ;r I
h ap pc ji in Missouri.
the leh |>h" in .mu tlieir in 1 11 '" ■v enduram e t f it mu -t r," laud ti'.'
heartiest idnnrat hm.
.
tlire" yi nr- old, ltin ugh thi
■ W Y "11
I
V o v r u l g h t call " M u 1’ Ferguson
LFBROSV (T1RFD
pbone said, "Hello, D.idiK
The
ni"! 'icr
1 nl l ei I i'd
him
” 1 tiui'l say , ' IIello,
I heldv ,
W e l l l ak e the next two from
I l.iddy '
l ie
A great
a luevi inetil. due t" si mi hie p l a r e t o r l eper In go to ’* loud liy c
I'll" i in tu Mh"i n 1 I.
that S mo k ers and do it without « A ni erna u nieiliral skill, i- lepoil. i I' i " i n I lie ii h i d i n g plai es lin . 1 imie nin yed.
•trpggle.
M'elll.' the only
way I 1 an
from the I'lllllplilhes nothing Ins. ut t h e i r o w n vs In. i 0 1 ."
ttinn ttie ruring of many rases of
Meanwhile American si lent 1 st - l.lieild of you n to kill mu' I,,
A.teuo
feminist
is onn who leprosy. It is nearly "*> years sint'' kept working to find e real 11 in She did kill the child and In 1
'I he husband buried (In ni I
apeakfl of my house, our income the leper (olonv was established nr cdv. The carllei experiments with
yeslerili.v al tei 1101 11.
That w.
Wtf ' hia detnx.- The Duluth Herald. the islmul of I 'nlinn by the Anicr chaiiliaoogra ml w e r e d i i a p p o i t i '
--- o
real "Iasi word."
was
pei'l'teni"
lean direrlor of pnblir health < I ing, Imt there
That thi h country needs is not Mint period, who with two nssisl
Gel
English and German
■ v i cm p i s
five-rent cigar, hut a more aids weld ahold i "Uni ting lepei; "iterating it, ' i-e w ,,i'. of 11 prov m„
II' IS I .Ft !.\ I, for ,1 lady 1,, u i i
_____ substitute for ind ;nr,
stockings
lolled down,
but
he
the
prcpuri.
11
m
i
f
11
.
ii,-i,i
i.i
and taking tlii'in to the IoiicL iij , jb
i ►- - land. "Tlnise who went f u s t . " we Two \ 1 m1 i r a 1 1 doctors in Hawaii must n't roll 1 hem dmv n in pul hr.
looking.
Magi-i a t e
^ o u n g MiosterH crow mine limit read, " were filled with dte.nl
\i made further progress in their work Iwith men
■ matured rooster*, say* a pool
their new rolgjiy, however,
they 111 the lepei iiilom
of
Molokai, 1 Oherwager. of New Yurk, and ,
^maguzine.
Th e y don’t know found attention and freedom
Di "with the result." n.ir irding to policeman have settled that Ii u n '
Jt aome of these old roostet* n vot ml nuns rml American dm tor* plesenl reports, “ ti,it ti d a y tills hot. Miss Fruncus Hathnyvtt/. ii.p
ford.
k
I rented them. Where hefore they j rnedirament is heiug used wit a bed mi the street to roll them
----T —o------ —
A policeman, shocked, i r
had been cut o f f from most ii.'lin
much success thal o . c r 20 |icr cent down.
lia honeymoon etui* when the lies, they found oeruimliun*
t> of I he cases •how complili* (lire, ported " S h e scaitilnli/.cd the men
ind invite* u friend in for din- | keep them busy, ’they ha i l and, and in at l ersf fit) per cent 1 he tin,I and got f i i s h . "
She spent Mie
’ without calling up the wi f* to for gardens, and tin vonngei ones,
inly is halted."
Well may
the night in pi 1*1111, and goes 1.,
i t f about it.
dreadful ■ House id tile Good S he pi o l d tor
mul d study and enjoy themselves! world rejoier that tins
'll
— -— o--------in the company of fellow patients i iliseuse, reg',, iled as i mm able for three months.
I M a ’* FeTguKon is quoted ns *ay tiiaduall y the ward spread through tlliiusumls i f \ e i r s , "is ;,t Iasi be
■ ecthat she i* glad that she didn’t
II ll* an ini ere ,| mg program
the islands that Cuhon war, a de- ' ing 1 "intuei 1 l."
niC Which, in our language, may
ami mil new
They tried it m
f t fonatruefl to tiieuti that thi* i<
S p a r t a, where it vvoiked well f,a)
Mlcaaon o f thu y ea r when grape.-,
a while, ahout .'l.lllll years ago.
‘ not at all aweet.
A great
religious
m g ini/ation
N E W YiHtK WOULD
-o------tried it with a subdued untl suhJrdlnff to the Sanford Herald,
iniasive
Indian
race
in South
The overwhel ming repudiation could linvt* heeti exiiected from Ameri ca.
loaer M b Farguxon i* better
That race got disrour
J t e r husband.
Seema u* If of Mrs. Fergus on tn her flight f<>i electing a high imhln official s o le aged, stopped having children and
r MVU a a n did have some trmi- ntnominatiim Lir the governorship ly on his of her position on the the experiment failed.
juroing looaa the gubernatorlnl o f T e x a s is a wnolesiiiiie mdieat iea Klan and without refeience to a
It is lint us easy its sonic men
T e x a s some time back. of u return to common sense. The capacity for efficient puldic s e r v t hink, to mnnage no n,
issue forced hv the hrillie.ni ymmg ice. “ FergiiMiutsm” was restored Lo
Powel l in Tlmea-Union.
Dap Moody wax “ F erg us ummi ” pjiwer. The disqualified J i m F e r
’
o--------MR. COC' HUAN, paitner m J .
Wasn’t f or needing u place That Ifth a very defintl.; meem -g guson resumed povvei heliind hi* I*. Morgan and C o . was said to
t o . k e e p his handkerchief in Tuxux, The official .iclmu' of w i f e ’* skirt*.
^
Inefficivitcy,
or predict that General Mold's
l could dispense with his hiji Ferguson, the hl'idumd, wltih' gov
worse, hus marked her ml nnui s l r a would go up ” 1111 points." In-1,m i .
k— Times-Unlori. It wouldirt urnor, led Lo hta expulsion from <>f tion.
Iv the stock did
elinih up (')lr
’ ue a n y w a y . We could put fl<*. Thi» w u i not without laitse. | It wa s against " F e r g us o n i x m ” above $200 a share.
Then, from
' ha n dk e r c h i ef rln our front Ue watt made Inellgil'lo to Imhl the 1 that Dim Moody launi hed his thun- the Olympic
in mid oceun Mr.
b e e a u w we never use It for it/flce ugain, and Mrs Ferguson derlxdt*.
lirqipuit,
aggre s si ve, Cochran sent word that lie didn't
entered the race at Lite next ilei- cormtructive. progressive and clean nay a n yt h i n g nbout one hundred
~
:o
.
tion and wn* nominated and elect a* a lipyrnt’* tooth, strengthened by point*, uml hear* made a savage
j i , P y l e , who signed " R e d ” ed. Thla election wan due to the un admiruhle record us i.ttorney a t t a c k on ma n y atecks.
to a profejislimal contract, f a c t that Mr*. F er g us on opposed general, ho hn« *wept the state und
However, Mr. Loch ran did SUJ.
w e d Hiuanne I^englen, thu the K l a n which thu T e x a n * wif hut redeemed it. Should nqthlug un- o ve r the ether and ocean waves]
F r e n c h tennle >tar, to en- to repudiate in-tluf must Imprumvo fomeen Intervene to deprive him t h at Genurul Motor* w a s u very
* * - * money makers, manner. Nothing could have Uut of the numingtion. hi* electluu i i f i n * Block, uml tha poor hear* g,,'t
irig slur of the Lone S ta r
i
Tit I Cl I Y
MAYS
THE FALL OF THE FERGUSONS
REAL
w
I'SIn'ciall y ■ an lake
pi
in till
m
i
D K A N -B K K G
S E R V IC E
t
h
e
C O R P O R A TKi)
• I a-.ilti Erst N a t ’l Bank Bldg
I ’ httru* 7L'I
in mount til l>\ small s e n ire
lines.
The tipi milling iif
n\ er non I houses aril w !. r
t
ed -make still ks gradual ly
liminat mg this style i*f a n lit
, 1 ni c and resulting in -l I net lire
I pleasing A r n in ir t i i n i s I'tolll till
i e i " I in tn|i.
ih
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OPEN FOR HI LSI NESS AUG. A,
MISS BARKLTT’S SWIM
athlet ir feat of tin ■w ' 0,11 > I I
structor of 1 lie Jim,
\lein ,
High School of t lie Iti ■
1 ' "lit ,
woman of Ama/oninn
|d: y si'll"
and lion hei 1 1. wlm im.lcrt , -n ll.
adventure 111 the best
11ir>t
sport.
Miss Bin ndt lunl hit le to , ,
venioncc or soften her cvolmt
all reports her 1 "sources w
R E N T IN G
Your Pro/xrll
a 1I a n ; , W i l l i
Iln :
It
fool
Si ll
p" tl ll d * d hy a Lr LG W [ \ tm c o l NI; (' a ll !
f i n e 1"
............................ ..
Hundreds of Cali
p<t' k i n g
tn ' \ ’ , fl,!| \ t • t (j-m e
hi
r et
Florida people cotitem jilaling motor 1rips to
northern I |t|r. p e n ' l l i " i m t r y . yx h e r e r v r N c . " d ' ' , - r n ..I 1 e v e r y 1 r ; i.
1
flf!
j
ll ........... l i
< 1 1 1*1 1♦ I *11i j 11 I n 1 1 .
i i e g l ’ a i s h a v e S I " . Mbi t
y 'vt'iiu
n a i l h ii
\
'M t f m , in
places will do well to obtain reliable road inform ation lie
l t ■! ; e h ’. .. 1 i • r
L. ; i ■ ■ i ■ d •>' • i i H / a
j "1
l a l 1v
bv
i »f\
i l l ll . . t . K t l i "
fore starting.
T h e A tla n ta Motor Club has been sending
..ni i - I V \
I
n i n t i i ii \ al
M l \ 1< \ N
1
. 11,
. 1 •
M 11" ,p
V " i u i • , tie
1 HI'
- h ■v" r a i . l a
t lnr
"u i.
.1 !• J i hi i \vh<
. . n d ha i k I " ’
- idl
■"id.
idl'd h \
hi
out daily w a rn in gs rega rd in g the Imd ennditmn of many W i l l 1" h . l t g d r a w n
' I c . d 11■* i ■ f h o
i m ;|'
. jib
1P-y es t h " l i p a u t v a> h i c v i - d i s w i n ! 1
.I
\’e ri i
t ’ riiz
P» H " 1
OIL' "1 1 " I < , itnl i h m k
" » ' 1*1 m i r
G eorgia ruuila,. untl .iivun urges people to fo r e g o am id
Ills
\v i ! Mi e f l nf 11
h. i s h i n t
( alh- ' i . g iliifirms,
tl l " ) , l .11 n i i l l i at " i
Mo
mofii'y
1 - 1 . IS i " m i n ' !>
tempts ill m o to r trips th ro u gh that state until ‘they ha\e i ll11f • I, n l iirried to turn ,* itb lull | A n Inin twho
'levlgii
III" le-i'ile
d efin ite ly learned Unit their route is safe.
, 1he .'
hint hoi'll v I" af fil iate
l tniildings , InIni that 11 L- mit
In manv minIt i n Inn11)i
I I til" "I f alh s' men. nil ahli'imal, iill'linat lull litil al 'll" ti"tu
on i g h t l\
V
t
I
11
•
t
)'
'
:ir"
i i la c
A s an a fte rm a th o f the lug storm, G eorgia has had days
oi tin' St a t ' "t <i mi i i i
" losing | h,. ' . ( ml -a Inn hi r wit ■ Wi-l"
i -1 .i - I " 11 I in a n in t i- g i •
nl "1
o f rainy weather.
In many places the ram came d«n\n a ' Im i - 1 b v " i i h t ' "1 t in g " V t i h i n -a y " niiip. i
" p p -id
I 1 ' h e In l Id i n e iiht!
1 1■,
in i til e )' ' . ( " i d
IL
like a deluge, and the results have been part icularh had mi m c i r ! . k ;is k i l l , d hv 1In m di
tills b u ild in g
nr r o i l ild' '. by
. . m l m i I n 1 i d . ....... l n - idi- 1M
(I
th
sk y ' i a p t r
i - i tru c tiiin
n i"
Itl
S I , y -Vt f"! ’ H I ’
the "hi
dirt roads and top-soil roads, which <mist Mute a large part Is M i l l I i , ha y " I n t i up m a l in
in ro i ii if j m u l f - i an11 h
I'h " 1. h . H i d i n g :. ■
. .......1 la l v e . , \V ‘
s u b s a n d r e a l "1
1un k i n g h " '
o f G eorgia's h igh w a y system.
i "tl
1 y C . i t h i lie s hu> .a m m
ind
- I , - i i " l I. a 11 1 • its t h e f i out
& w
a m
We Are Hewing
Cf |Nil i i *' lut . r iG :, t ' b a n i . ;i :>il
o f inn <Mir\ \* M l, n r i l ’ 111 1III •• t r‘H «
pt 1
In m n l r V I n ii Ini •A ” t i , 1: i; um r \
1 !tint * |»l f-j * ' i1 c a;t
nl ■•*»» In LG . "
p*Gir !’ fH ♦* In ^l i f t 'V w; i l ’ • n f li l l l l d
i ni t s 1M w l m Ii 11. is " n i t u ; i ‘ t n a h h
■tf.j
t o u IllGti w i rh 1n\\ N,
h r u !■
o f t e n i ■ Used I " i Ce (I e 1 lie l m in i -ion o f WlllltliW , til -ties anil s(
nml
be himself.
................................................................m
K K K O K M S
i i-.iigi i :
( .|Mi|Gl IIfN - have been tauui toil
iraivi-l two "alii
Snob says kind things about the t wo mil -standing Smile I’ll.It i- i Ii" t ". I ■—>*«■.
in i " ,tlr«I
doc-n'l I " I I' 1' to t In- I’ i-i- i
'I III' MI 'in bin tiling “'shirt
nl' I hi; I’cstu l. She says there is h a g c ily Imck o| thcil’ lie- deniI Ipv l l l . III ( imlidg" Im- .1 bet "iln
mcannr. She says I hey tire to lie pilieil.
It is f l o u t ' ' 11 lit I l i r e - a n d 1tie p l m u - s
t-r i III tliiio wi-l or dt v,
pi
I"
pent
V
o f I " r:t i nni ses ieul w a t e r t a n k - " e
"high
Anti she is right. The Snob is a poor excuse. lie dare not
i, m a y find aciint enjoymiMit
’ tolling nil the day,
It l o r thin ntern empl oyment
^ l U T w y g o t teru hui !t* a da y:
A l W i g e which all' their knowledge
■ .JP'Tten
..'•rtin.—
(inauiag s pring
gra dua te f rom rollege
probably nyl bring.
r
tin.|<>, print :• mi: the hymn nf hate.
Nmv England .nut other E u r q i r n n
countries h i ■■ learned that hymn,
and they a n -mging it at poor old
( ' m l, Sum. who lent them ten
t hntj' and niil l i""' 'if dollars.
U K I' la pul'lif nil and a wet
.till ,ii< nrnniimti'd II I Mis
mi t, Ivs pirn i-1 tints id the Anil
if," [.vug in- and Women's ( hr is
i mi I i-mpi rain >• I men.
In \ " u P a h , Senator
Wads
T h e s e g e m iii’ e folks sit back and laugh al the S nob s, Wnltll. ills, (dull l,\ III' Oppi'IU'llls
T h e ir boys ami girls m in e and jierch on 1he a r m s of t hell' .i ., vs cl . and l>\ III - Ml|ipi>rter as
I man id i "illlimn ense, will he
t hairs, and g ig g le with them.
And about l hat tim e tin
rminihjili d l "i -1■ ti.11 n l , and, neeord
l.ady in a georgomis gow n sails down I be \ i ra n d a , and g i \ e- uni tn i In'S" thal 111 ii 11-r -1 and New
lliem a snippy bow which sets them ot I ..g a m into a gale Vm I piilitn , im vs iII he rr elected
l, niiallv
neitkllig,
(•leetlimi
o f merriment.
tr' in now on will drift more and
to lie Ni l O " into 'wi'l or "dry’ ’ n id o lHid one o f the gen tle women who has never
J M > . zl
’ ' ' i * P R A Y H H —•n
have changed
> Twel ve .war- ago London I’ unrh
j
!u"":a*’ th«-’
kf V
BENHAM & TURNER AUTO ELt’Cll
COMPANY
\l I* TIIIIU'NT':
I- nder, she had a 1 on ney 1 .1,1
'■ her salary to ire 't IIe, e- a V 1 .\
1 "uses
She ha i 1 ,e 1 I1,1 1 ' ni lint'
dyantages of I lie famous wim
i-n-rs nor the em o, rageinetii that
.lUvavs attache * ’•
> ■ debi it y. Her
effort wtis quite I'r , e from bade
hii". There will Is ' all tne more
1 " gr id tiuit sbe did m l i" 1iti tv ,1 Ii
Slid U . First SI. San ford.
(.IV E
1 he shore, -in , lie 1 " ulin v ' r w . i
o self-reliant
Sin urais-ed tli"
0 1 "iiiplisliment of Gcrtrmie Ed
1 lie last year gulli id a* thal was.
Miss Ederle
■-'ion to i i u i k " an
oilier trial and every bmlv vvisln
! her the ln**t of link
Meanwhile
. M i s s B a r r e t t ’s swim lands out a,.
a fine s po r t i n g iiehievenii'iit. S I .....hi
tile other women 1 hallengers fad
III is to he Imped that she will Irv
a ga in and reach the goal which
‘ she missed so narrowly
Suin '
work
on all
l ighting Brpai ring.
I S A H U A I,
makes
of pars. Gem m i n i , St.iil(f|
I hil l rrics charged and iiquiticd
I’ a ili al ors Siddered
tots
Oils
Acivssorie
Give Us a Trial
PURELY MEXICO’S BUSINESS
MIAMI N E W S
The present internal di'niptmn port mice o f these 1 hutch hinds was
in Mexico, wrongly attributed t ■ even
greater
than
its m-renge
a direct governmental attack m: would indicate, sttice they included
Catholicism, and which a- Midi is almost half of the cultivated area
a wa k en i n g mistaken i n t c r o l and of thirty million acres.
It has
comment a mo n g Catholics m the been proved that these auctions
United S l a t e s and olhei cmiiitries, were fraudulently held,
General
is merely an attempt mi tiie part Luis Te rra za s , then governor of
of President t'alles to enforce emi Chihuahua, acquired approximately
stitutimml and legislative precepts eight million acres
T w o \ m ,.n
that have existed tinee 1 s.w7.
cans, the late George lleatst. fa
Recognition hy all world pmyi-rs ther of the publisher of the New
of the govermnent of Bi-iuto J u a
York American, and the late ||;u
rez, author of thi' "reform law" atul rismi G r a y Otis, publisher ..f tinof his successors, each nf whom Lo* Angolus Times, each nhtu
amed
pledged ullegiance lo these law*, title to several million
acres of
has taken tlte matter out of Mie Mexican land at these
aurl imis.
realm of diplomacy and made it a
Since that time tin ntliireii lias
purely domestic matter that may I not been
permitted to take title
no longer lie the subject of inter to real property, although a c m
mUinnul discussion.
In view ,,f sideralde
acreage i- said 1,. hi- lu ld
this A meri ca ns will do well tn re hy religious organizations in the
frain from attenipis to influence names of trustworthy iml niduaL
Mexican action, except 111 the case
The properl y that is , „ IW („ . it
of overt di sr egard of the tights (,f sel/.tHl hy the government consists
Ameri can citizens us es;ahhshed of church buildings ami then an
l»y internutiunal law.
purtenances, including n-wds and
^ Students o f Mexican history find paintings valued at several huna 'd i r e c t relation hetweeii the orig dred million
HtilJurv
rherc
inal attempt by Benito Junnv. to are mote than f-.ii,,,,
churches ' in
enforce the reform laws' of isf>7 Mexico, tinth" ul la ge ,,f ( holuia in
and the Hcrie# of revolutions ,hal Puebli), with
have kept Mexico
in a turmoil h a v i n g thr,-, 1 population of ft,000
hundred and sixtysince 1910.
Seventy years ago all f iv e houses
or \i
. w" rs,,il).
About
rural property of the church com v,„ir
hal f of Mivtcos (hurehos, howprising per hap* ton per cent of the ever, a re nm ln „ M.
republic’*
area of hal f a billion
repub
With the precedent established
acres, waa luctioned off tu tho in 1867 Mexico would do w
well to
icWar
a
t
mmiinul
prices.
h i gh e s t b l
eed with cure in
the dlaposal
faUIntf
*aliurch
u h , „ ,iro,a ^ y ’
‘ n*toad of
grot—
Wing condition*, this ph|»« o f
■1
This W ill Confirm
Y o u r Appointm ent
N ext M o n d a y W ith
'
!
The President
I
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luaiil'iirnl Date —
Monday, A uruhI 3th
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T H E S A N F O R D HER AT,D. F R ID A Y , AUGUST 6, 1926
;: SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES: :
Mi r’ lllll ) N K ■ ^
lin n
jtf E L E I ’ H ° N K
1M r s . M a y w o o d
few/
,len der
T o
A z a r i a n
I lo st cs s
M o m
h o rs
At I lor I lomc In Paola
Mr s . A . 1,. M i i k w i . i " cnt c i f iiinrcl
■ the i n e m h c r s nf the A z a r i a n < hi ..-;
v e r y pl.etisnntly T h u r s i l n v ;•f f <*>
I !nii<n ,,f | Hoini :it h e r h o me Jit Fnn|;i S w i m
1,1 it , | miiijr in t he h c n u f i f n l " L u k e S: nv ' rhurrli win " ' " , I, ni , y e , " w h s a must cn jiiyahli' fe; i nn. ,
r t ;it thf I
unit late in t hi*. n f t e r n u u n a t empt
imr pic nil- s u p p e r m t l m h u K |, w j,.
i ini' m u s t , w a s ser ved !•v lln- h n "
je lA iriva s
t i n * »•» 11
n * t » 1 n ti
f•
t ■win • . . . .
•
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MRS. KURD S. D AIG E R , SOCIETY EDITOR
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RESIDENCE T E L E H IO N E :
M r . and Mr*. M. E.
M r ami M i s \V. \V. I ’n t t r r mi l
Mr s . It ohcrl ( ' .
Tliraslirr
and
little ilntitrhii-f, . l r n n r M r , ret tirur.l haliy. nml Mrs. |{, T . T h r u s t , e r left ss their house (fueitta,
Whitesides ar,d children of
lioitir Si i ml ay i miii .larksoii, Mil'll F r i d a y f ur I L i ' t m r ' s w h e n 1 they
w l i r r i ’ t h r y s |ii r,i si v n a l
w i t !i . will visit the fm in* r's par r t i l s, M r .
visititijr I ' l . ’i t m
' uni M r s . .1. F. F l u k e f or a few
|
weeks,
I Jill Irish it'-ii ! Ii'inati. lolil with Hie
\n interest inlit event of the week
A l be r t I n,inctl\ left
Saturdayi
I ,iillhnr 's i -hnrm nf st yl o n m l rotor,
,,
, wa s I luit of W.-dnesthiy
eveni ng f " r
, s. ~.\ die. N
whi r.
Mi ss A l t i r T r u f f o r d left We dne s |
|" 11tt. S . ’i r e l l and Son.
A | when M r and Mrs. J o h n F n s i i r i l , 1 he w *l* spend Mime ti me.
day f or poi nts in V i r g i n i a wh e r e
' fvfi
"*•' - how n i t i he de v ot i on
heS r , i-cleln.itid theirt s l i v e r w e i l - i
- lie w ill spend sever al weeks vi si tChiropodist
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2 In.' 1‘idiiieUii Avenue.
chi l dr en left Su nda y in t h e i r ' r a i
(Foot Specialist) ; '‘ ‘N *
''ii ‘ I ..in- .Inurncy.*’
The
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poi nts in i h . i i r i i i w h e r e t i n t
Mi ss E v e l y n A u s t i n
and
Mu*
Will
Be Permanently'
sn,K this trilotv wi t h -in M i n e s of ell* f l o w e r - wi l l spend - a n a l weeks.
| l l ni e A u s t i n of Henson Spr.r.vrs
Ilocated A t
L ’- ;
t \ love tin Danish novelist’s ennvi'iid.'tied with u^eener y . arrnti Ke,I
w, re vi si t. , . * m S a n f e n l , I’hnrs,lay.
rent ion - I
tin I'.iiK j o u r n e y t r a v - I wi t h a i t , - i n , Meet itl Imskets and
M a l a y Sum,, , r „ f T a m p a sp e n t '
■ oift'
' . l e d hy niankin.l f r o m
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primeval . v a ,
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ehaos t.. m o d e m e i v i l i / u t i o n . ”
\mi i . r..u |..ve|y iriTts of si l v er husi ness , u.'l nle'iVma? l " n *
Mr . a n d Mr*. H t; llroek of St
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First
St.
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l o t u s . Mo,, wer e amoi ur I In* uit
-Jessup
111 J>I .'sentat ive Ameri- j ll'"^ f ind .me l.ouipiets of flower i ■
T’ :tl men I For All Your P o s t
!
of -tali a r r i v a l s in S a n f o r d . ' Ti mrs i
the honor
. -ill Short Stotii' " A vahiahle enl j
1 'howered upon
Kev. ami Mi. . A. S. Peek, wlm
Troubles
a,
dav, and are s t o p p i n g at the V d
leetion, hi viiiir 71 short stories, ar- i Kl" '
M A N Y I,ATI*; HOOKS AUK A D D E D TO 1 1 An<l
F ,'1.s; l,,(1
M l ’ NIDI HAL L I B R A R Y C O LLEC TIO N
U!)SV’, w ' , *1C1.1‘ Sllver
1
VVoddiAnniversary
TI hj r.,l|.,wimr I,,.. I
iri* aniMiu: siin]i|,.
,f„| |„Ve story of
IIIISI. I ' . ( " ,1,|, I',
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i urorai itiK -tyl
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'd S',lie.
A study
the "ifeneAnninir those present wi n- M o j
Alhioii Kendall. Mrs. Ihiisi (
i I-. 1'iroiiilatnui and pnlitieal phi
Ijwtr/nni'i
h’Miphy
,>f the I'oust it ut inn, de
(' h lllllisen. II,
Mrs. ( . t Wells, Mrs, (»rad\ D i m 1
I tiiitii: and inlei prc| ihk it- mean
i i|,dim. Halt iiiim e ; , a n . Mrs. Art Imr ( ii-tehe
Mr mid , imr.
|i.,yt"iia |!i"arh; Mrs. I. II. Kehols, M
Miiton
Hinton
"(ioldeit
Treasury if
iWiuinl, Jin ksonville; K a t e W h i t t l e , M r . and Mr * I, ( I [ Mo d e
Ly tl es , " An evrellelit an
’ Cl...........I. t ann.; | S h e p p a r d . Mr . and M r s
Ha d (
1 i*" Io it v , rolil muii"
I ' alirrave’s
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Mo o r e ( l eort re l ( y, i n. arid M,
and ( . o l d . i , t i e a
- u r v . tin
UMiry,
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rtti the Vie
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t ori an 4"-e to tlie pt
nt time
W I'll,re We I l aloi
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( Irons.in
“ Shull
1 1 1 l ory
<if
I)r. J. R . M .
Lloyds Shoe Store’ ,,.
are spending tin- suiniuer at Ilnur
l*hone 102
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lantrid rhionoloy-ieally. and d a t i n g | . ' :*t- r in tin
evenin;r eoidit"- 1 eottiiKe at I l it ' .. na Hem'll, w-re
from 17s,s t" L r ’:!. <lives elassi- | Lain pun- li. . do * and minis wer- t i itors m Sanf-n.1 Thursday,
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Mrs U i; La , \\ I,.ft Frill
T.In. toil ' Ti n <iay I tomheys."
iuiI ( ieovee ( n\va
I f ' lover oi 1 1 , Io ns wdl esperial
iii"l T.iiiK I "i -I e t. " i n di e w In n ■
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f - nlay very plea .
L ......... I h. ■ I. "I,, wh.-re most of ,(|i),
( .,
he Will nil'll I ; ' ' III opt lid Ii III 11 [“
liril M'
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M r . I an ,le Somniohs ui>|
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\ ni . ri ei i n l . i t e r a h i i e ' l i ne of tin
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tellr
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ii.. d< . einhint s of
t I .like' . til. I i- |l
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ft,.lih. H \ *> ' V-ti m . II I- Siiilinr.il . I.. iA i■ n t - i M u d 1 ,
.... i wi de l y used
.0 the hriel .-i
j.- i
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In I'M
■ hai a- i. i .
,ii ..i Mi
i .nth. 111. i ■ home,
Itilli I n n . . | \ .., ........ |h u t - i n
A n n n. .te In. r a t i n e
ll..ward
reliirrnd
t« jit), fi . I n h
. . t i e r hat mi :
|" ■II! '"III.. 11n|, i, ,, f
Id own
“ St mid;" d , ,11 i!."t |..| |
d. tv illI p. “ \ [ale of the p ,,, .
Mr
and Mi
I , a rl H o w \ n ■
from
Mont
re,H
llitfh Sehool L l h r a l l .
\ aleel ,
"i'll Sea
a n . I \ p,.,
m i l little d i m In. i k i . t h e t i n e
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l o u r i mini Ionise with front anil bnrk porch, ei iracf .
\
where -dm
W i n t e r ( -. ii den I ' . ne r e t u r n e d ’ a a
.'d lint of J.l.llll I.....k* ............... .
!
Mail totiahl
I he
K a rp . "
A '
In, m' ir-i»ili'ii under <nit iv at ion, lot till \ JUI) in 1 i miUi > » -|
Vjltle/
;
Miss iM.'iiy i . | MeKai - left |gi
I heir hole,, aft- i . pelnl inK a Id v *
•* l" •11. 11■ in -eleetiol:
A v e r y . |. , e r n i \ - t r i \
t..|-y HlVolvillK l l " I
of 11" i i i i Ii mo - ill Sun ford.
Owner will nive I nt day s lien a the r nests
of
tin ^
[lit m 111 I -tii-l. I 1 da \
We st F' omt, till . win le I n . ] 'tis.j
1' " ' 'id
11 ' ' 1' r 1 r r "
l"t
I he I !i iy-11 h rai n i le l .d'firin
and t w o j
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of
I l a y toil i
St
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possessmu
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lay here Friday
M r and Mr- Joe ( " a l i n i n , at thei^ ( Srlieflenaeker, M|s. Sel l i l f f er l l l l l i l .
< 'i:.,nh..,lain and Sal ishi iry: ('.d |
Mansfield
"Itlies, and Othor : a l ' - , „ m. ,,, llsllllsS.
like rent.
T i n e S I (III,1.00.
I9
home i in Sllvei I .ike.
^
II (’i.ivati, Hi! niltur ;
I. ire levt hook 111 Ceolotry. Adapt I Stories . "
Sen it iv e and powerful 1
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” to ine
i,
the iri
irnieml
render. Hint fill ■ ketehes hy ..lie . f the most hl'il- | 1|.
M
Bn-1, m i " ' I V . S' J
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m ,
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Kmisom of
j
realty com pany
Kl,l"u:a,,ll isi........
ll ly d i n " rated
with |iholi"jr;i)ths. j h ull of iln- yoniurer Kmrlish \vrit- j Hal. •i. \ i
Mis J o e «tiai.ain ar.il etuldri n.
I. >t..iti, Sawmiiaii
ahiima. Tr i m . .mi i - .m ‘ ||„.
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ii l ived in t he nil v
, Jiirkvmvdl. . M i l - L - i . v :ts the
of V
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; ma i*s
dl i " - , : , , , . .
crs.
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n il First Nation,ti Bank BldK.
Telcph*na 732 ,
Tloii -In l ,a
\li ruled " a y ; nil ......... ............. ■ " Mi
ml Mis. ( ail
[in | Mite. I amp, i . - (1|. | r>
Ilal1
"I ................
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tie, nek
U lien L i n e Flies (tut are i .ppi-, ■
| How \ i i " f W mtei ( iarden. motm
tile Mullte/.u Ilia.
SANFORD,
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ID
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"■ IW leeinif pnldieat uni. leserihlljK j of The W i n d o w " A well written |
JaA'"inidi . If II I
] i d I" i i - .een( , iti .
T h u isdm
Real Estate
Insurance
I i l l ’ ll n peiiel I.il II":
and
111era I y , , ,| y
I - ' a r e life, poverty and
(i ^ ^
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t'"1 1-;
' 1 ‘e i . d l i i r I lie d a v
i
the K " e
K \ Moi i t --n of
t a i l k 111, pat i n h ..| ii
l t j l e the .
enl ia 1- ol J a p a n e s e m c
s
V De*.'. M like . Tam , *llt i ih..
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F IK 1 ti I her 1 D r Mi
lit'.1 Ill It-! main p h n -e
I lemler “ s In plnn d - “
A series Mia1' ... ................. the si* 1! 1 a s nr i
J )(t, |; \ \|oft i mi. I
*.-mi
r
f lernlct ..n it till fi (*ini • 1111
Hu
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the
III
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episodes
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the
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fe of mi i i ' .......... S a n t ," d "ii Tim is da v and 1
h Kiiyml, 1 " T “ u
a n i i. 1 mils I... al- d .1! the' Yal
1--r-it
reel
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hi. ' ( hie "1 L ” ' Li ■-1 ot I lie Hi iinpi aeln .il leel or and his i nt er
I rh'. . I
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iff
’ .le .fid lull
I'.ntaminir
" me J ,s| it"r etui In n. told hy the fifteen
„i't, I I
Hr van
s l u" , ll t H Ii . oil the \ ,,-n ,,|<| t.■, , .l,n I.
Mr nml Al.
i: ..1,111.1 H* >L :i n 1 L.i tin 11ui
I Him ■■ I
me ,
J m
Ii M.i"l e aid .1 \ lloeu"
I He. .eiiiii. \ la , are
Ih'- *1f.1.11 * C f
I'M"
j WelT.
"Toil" l!ui"ra> "
The
i linn e yi lie I - of Ml ml Ml . I.’ oh
TI
11 1I1 her "Hook Io 1 , 11a k• -p. al e
nhor i . " i n
"ii his w a r f a r e on
"' '■ \1mill W. II aiiioiif 1lie Ini 1
I’ l.is ■ and I'liKennl “ I t e a L wiili
1 11 1 - lit I lie i ll y Thin dllV
le 'Oeml i ..ridd Ions of the present ’
Srmnoilr
l l f L Min ton mi M u-noli.i \\.
»aS
ih"
I'dii-.ahel Imn
theater
and | ! ime, in tin . harael erist ie work.
I
mhi-Ki . I " I o,u die;
r Sha ke s pe a re an drama,
iin lmlmK .... ........
||,,rres."
\ s tory i
Mi and Mi
K |{ Mi,1 , ell of
ltd'll, lad . \ I'
Mr a ml Mi
11utrh Toiri
<■ and |ii"'i ant -. 1 1 lunn s, eti , 11 se I ill I " i.f tlirillll": ads ent 11, i s eXieedlUKl.V I ' l l u i l . pin, I tolas l ure a- Itn
inHc I I
Ivey
" I ' l o r . ami student*
well writ *. n
' ' e m 1 .a , lie m dnUKhliT, Mi
rli
llilren
left
I'rnhn
fm
liayloti
Kill' . I 1} Ft l u l l
" e a r n : ",Japan An Attempt At
Inwnili'
| William \ l . l f l n al her I n"......... .
Hi
aeli
where
t
he
y
will
pend
a
lli'Lit ■ .
i,,1'hilia
I nterpret ut ion.’
A (t met i ve
\sshji.|'n
i
n
,
“
Fast
O’
The
Sun
iI M i' t" ■ 11.1
s rime
short
I ime.■
Tainpii, I II linn
.................
. |iruiliii t ions ut .-M J a p a n e s e prints [ A n d West o ’ The M o o l i " A very
"
' Hrotliers. are added to this s ympal hit ii in j run- ndleition ..f Nurse
stories,
M f ^ L'Ujiir O^ilvi.r itl [Dill M y
K. K. Still. J o ) , on | Mrs, c .
\. Anderson and tiuhv te, pretat ion of Jiipanese reliKimis mit of the L-enernl mu id' thirty
* 1 •1i 1 l\ 1*11 Sunday h» spiunl stniiu ;
Mr- -I \ /'iimiief | who a r e spending some time it and snriul l u s l o ms .
....
....
. . . ,. : ■
tune here with tier parent i. i
I l lnytoua Iteaeli. were the i-.ue.st of
Key : " I ’ ierre Key ' s Musie year
Hn'dw 1,1
s t o r y ot Sn-Kfrmd
yh
.M,s < ha, les Iv 11, -,rv at I
, relative' here
F r i da y.
hook, I!i2f>-Jtk"
A new
nniiual, Ihe my .tors
ami poe ry ->f the I ,
................ MaKrndm Avenue.
! K■ v i11k viiried information eoneern
, Hifi'hHl ;1r1fj thiMl' h
mirtlieni lands are luld m t h r s i ' i
h'Kends of Sn'Kfned, (tie NihelunMr. and M i s ft. W lloiiu'la- ; nd >«'rmiisieal aetivities
hot It here
)gti ’ \\ I Mitr hr 11
Kt‘,l lie,".
ITf'.llrtt r| lioDM Sun
Keiim th lloiiLrla*, win. have lii en and alirmul.
Hrosvn
"Hook of Saints
'mil
sduij: ' VI 1 :i 1 VVCI k : the Kiiod of Mr ii*.'I Mr* A C i " F l a y s uf the Hnrvard Hramatie
William-, left Friday' niormnj; fm (
^ L , - t --erie. ol one ae, Friendly IF ,1 1 " Siniple folk tales
| U f •'
I ■ I *t | . •
lulls [,.f the le .11 amt and the nnimills
t lu ll home al S av a nn ah , (la,
pla\
that have lieen
in
pi e -enl ed.
"I ■ J i m e and t "i • I
( (’ \ r 111 “ He \ 11nd tin 111 a i /.oni a i 11 ■ r 1"
(. ■ i 111 of HI’a ve I l "K:' ’
The Ful it /.t v pri/e plav
fur F.r'h \n jut ere ttnK I -dh et ii oi id s l o n
ENCKS U K
1 S T T K I P
T I I K O F C l l
an.I a IriiKeiiy of evei ydny lailnri-. ,.s> iit..|.l ' i -. in ( Nnl i"l as
S P E C IA L L Y C O nil
IIWIIIK t " <*ll tel enees in 111111111
( hill'i h "Iliad.
for Hoys am
V A LI 'ES A C
JCil.AI 1 K S
A I ! If C I V K N
11 H i t K
stances and 11 mpi l aments.
j ( . i l l ..."
I In . edition of ilnniei'
I O'Neill: " The (irenl (Jod Hrmvn." elni iic is well illustrated and 1
mi iti 11
^ •' I ' L *amp \er\ mu. It ‘ he> 1 I In ‘ his play em It of the pnneipnl j adapted to the voiiiik l eade
I thr ,if'
U l 1 ’ i ■* "('t ' "((I had lepoi • , lioin i h ar a e t e r repte
l , svliiil
wlml he
KiplitiL"" KKeesws aa rr d
p i e 1.l n
it-,
He ae
ae |
K
ip IltiK
ds
s and
a m t F:
l’ l i l l l r
titi"'i - I 111 ’ 11' he , t lie 11ip id a Ii il-Ii t re.' I Ii at he ion h I 1 1j*111v l and ss 11.11 he .ip pears In,
|- u r ; 11. lie ssi I h a n F 11 pi 1 ) 1 1 t
Itiiri - ■
'.-■I 1 , see rl r. ir water aim. d
We had In
to ntii. i
\a
lote,esl it"; I 1 ink that ranK" " f r o m preliisloi l.
I thi- ir1
|i -I. ' Mot tiowesi I rone more thoii a mile theme ss.ll ha,idled
limes I " Nanoleon."
til.’ 't kr ' 1 • SS■ TI
11j svheti I tie snw'Kra* : l i ar , i n "'.I' fur
to,d
SmlTlisvoi 1 Ii “ c oinuioii S e i o e o(
Ueni ii " 1,1panese I' airy Tali
MOHAIRS
II ftin'1 .11
■ P 1' ke
f e ther iidviiiice. ll svn 1 hen di rideil I lie ( 'mist ll nt ion
A hurt
ami | An m l c n . t i n K eoltl'et ion of J a p
TROPICALS
iff-'iii 1 I nr 1 aliam to ahandoii one of our wooden hunt' elear diseii ,>ioii of the 1 ‘onslitu | nnese folklme
I their ss, s I III oiik Ii and as nint h haKuaiP' a» s.e emild ti",i. takniK p a i a r r a p h hy para | La I’ rad" " A l i c e in Oiclu-st,'a
CALM BEACHES
i
I hi* tin' 11 pii l liti". di spense with, so we left the small
Knipli.
with
e vplanat io„s
a n d ! Im."
I nf . "nml ion rnurrriiiiiK "('
I Itllii]: i.1 |In ti i ;,p|d esl hunt loaded with tents, a lot of (piesllon .
1 eheslrns and muslral inslruiioni
Smart 11126 styles tailored
*1' ' .inn " I n I he spades, shovels, axes and - ookiiiK j
I'irliuii
I is Kiven in iliis eiiKUlfinK story.
with Ihe same cure and skill
#* ' ' 11oil sse | ii* :*n ils We did not need, hilt whirl,
Heie-|."d " l . i s a l .
* on,oily ” ' wh n h will appeal to ma ny lyp<
that
hits built our hieli stan
l Inf
. I hope have lieen 11 1 ful to m m
An el ite , tJimniK t■ t \ ( FiiKlist, 1 of read, t
! It '* ni , . 'u no Semi, ml e tirave hi.f'ire this
dard of dallies ipialify. Ynu'll
Lnrcri/ini " H e a rt of Filinr.lil"
life with elm 1 11111>|K "o . 1 rsal ions
I’m ... •,,! rot In- I We had lieen makiiiK for an is and de. crip, mn
F u i t h . r adventures of (tie ma ]
yet splendid serviee and bid
I »► '* 'll.I I ■ se t o j land almost di reetl. t i our . 1 11 -e,
tty
ihe
llordejilix
' llmise I 1. 1 ‘ I >»i-it." rioniiel l. , a l w a y s loved
Conii,iimns In.in 1 p. ni. to
weather comfort mil of one
lel'h ..... .. tmal . hut 1,1 tile afternoon Mr Newman A liennt ifnl pn I lire ..( I' reneti (ll ' 'I
11 p. nt.
nf
these suits.
IrilJ ti- m |
.Votlintini':
“
Mukinjr
of
A
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how derided to Mini hark a little, ..ml . o i m l r y 111.■, ImwinK ll............
ttn n
TUP A V
\
uppli-mentnry
histotv,
ti
the t i s for one which . 1 med a little het w een tli. nidi s ldii.il and
.lie ea,
Our belter elnthes are tailor
stiowniK Ih. ilevclopmenl ol Am. .
Tel i i . ter m o r e aeeessihle.
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11 el., on,'] this island sse n o t h . " a f l m k »d
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Hills 1 tnorindK ns soon as sse left.
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our eui i os i tv had tp l.e Kiatilieil at
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BAMBINO HUS
31TH HOMER AS
YANKS WIN, 8-2
|Game By Inhings |
\
Manush Mauls Tim
Babe Ruth, Five H om e R uns
Behind 1921 M ark, H itting
B a ll T o w a rd A N e w R e c o rd
Firs t Inning
Denicke walked. Tanner lifted
to Allen. Stanton forced Henicke,
Beasley In Frlshle. Wit man flied
to Dumas. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
I H.ihe Ktith, chasing the shadow in i he National League hy s etting
Beasley fouled to Sulvutz. Sall i n k the Heston Hl'iiyes, I to
■ I f ' ' I , is hit t mg more h"iii" run
vat/. tluew out Frishie.
Dumas
i Hi.hi hi my season on i that time, while tin (■ Hints sublim'd Cme m
walked
D u m a s stole second and
nail, I lo t
' an a lu- let urn to toowi
appear
when l.opez threw the tin 11 to ceil*
re out hit, K |o ll, Victory Marks Ot
i he I’ ll .lie
t..
Is
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a
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r
y
tug
t
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Yank)"'to
tin
I ter field he (onlinued to third. Kmilh A nil Buckeye Yield lit
fee run
in I lahat
g
a
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la
rn
I
mm etc they at i 'lined in lie aim
!• rmn ( 'iiicinnat
HHs And Cleveland Fuses
[ Dcnicks threw out Crowe.
No
t it ! 11 anil no"
ill t tie f ollowing
Vt it
I his Season;pf
1 r uns, no lilts, no errors.
To League Leaders; .lories
inning' Law Ii
C ar e y and Cuy
! I iii year . igu 11 o' h had nil i ir
Second Inning
Is Out With S
lie lug tranie and
h" hit a i r l y
Is Kf let-live In Finches
' i ml M"W") t' i In i is illi "ii Aug ti.
i
Quinn walked. Lopez fouled to
ed t hem w ith a
j i odd' met ti ■ a
'I "d.i i Im iia- IJ. Imv mg -eiil in his ha>I throw.
1 Itaw.son. Qninn stole second, ttaw■ Li'- ' "lie
in yesterday
ga me
i son throwing the ball to center
I'uieinnali hewed In heavy hit
' ag u m I Cleveland, in an S to 2 Vic
I field.
As
he
rounded
second
ting, I 'el e Donohue bri ng driven
Im i I or t h • YaiiKees,
I Dumas threw to gel him at third
from tile mound in the sixth iu! and the hall hit Quinn in the hack,
i l our runs in the fifth gave the
mug.
Fred l.ilidsl rmn anil J.'->'son, Hrave^t ( Hit hit ]|
hounded to the stands and Quinn Chicago llammcrsOulVictory
Hiown
i lead Hint I'liiladelphia
ei'orid
and
third men in the New
scored.
Crowe threw
out
SulH e a t e n (lit p u
. i mild not overcome and the Mack
Over Boston Red Sox While
York hatting order, had perfect
vutz.
Hlack-.'ock
fanned.
One
men - act iHiihed, i to fi
\\ iDi.irnChicago
Wins
Jay
at
the
plate
with
four
hits
Tigers Are HealingSenjilors
run, no hits, two errors.
and Mi Maim
of S t . I .mils
hit
t
cadi,
I
Allen struck out. Duntiar w a l k
homers.
C L K V L L A N D , Aug. (I. i/l’i
NK W > i iHK. Alls
I'hiladelptna
drnppi'd
another
ed.
Hi* was out stealing, Lopez
Hip ( ’olliiis’ i ight arm downed
contest to l tie ( ' i m a g o ( ’uhs, (i to New’ Y " l ’.
to Tanner.
Bailey heat out a hit New York evened up I he seneI lie m nature, ti to I. a t let' .h dm
leading the Cirictrina11 iut<-|i«ts
to Snlvat/..
Dean ke threw out wilh C h i c l u m l Th u r s da y when >(
ot In liget- had hern tiammcri'd i I. L i gg Stephenson
attack,
while
Leo
Hartnett
poled T hursday
lake tin
K uwkuii .
No runs, one hit, no hit Smith ml Huckeve at will and
t I "III I In im 'Ill'll III I III' 111'sl I W'o ill
HY R I, HOOK Kit ,
won, H io
Hath hit his thirty
he. set oml home run m two days, 1 lie M l li I. , 7 ti,
crroi s.
mug
Walli
r
John
"ti
wcut
all
Hport Kditor
lomtli I....... i im of the series in
1 1 u^lit
[it'ooklvu went down before the ilinDi
Third Inning
the way lor We Inngton and in
V ’ 1 .Not only did tire Celery men let
- l i a i gl i l V "i k limn (he
A l v r ic z walked. Deiiicke
also • he fic-t n.iiuig, -I'oiing Cellin'
l lie
i •-•■ (lit.
he; h.'irioi h i I'oiiilteil ' Ca rd i n a l s I'm the third
'^©aare A l v a r e z f^-t fast lii.ll them walked Taiuier walked. t>n Stan ahead >t him
It » i eis Hotli’s
Huth’s <,o!
only
St. f< ••’I'd
I el III ' rmi
l"l two o n i
\ 11-111- ingle I ini'', I I I '.d, in leu innings.
to Hubmission yesterday after
hit
Iml
I
II*
\\
zlked
t
W
lee. .11>11eLouis scored four runs in the I'i - lo t m ! Im a c I -, |>
ton’s
ta|i
to
Bailey,
Alverez
was
r-i
w
a
iii.oh
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J n t hey ulsn got together behind fun i-d at the plate. Wit man lined was effect |\ e oil Ho way, holding
llnoj
i
ral f rame and Ihe Dodgers two. in tin
< o 11III
Cillent throw ink' of " L e f t y " My- In Dumas, who caught Deiiicke at ( hwidaml I•• even lilts, well • ru'
Je.*..» I’e l l y , who has
lost
many I' ra>(• li .a i|,, (liafji
'
t tin i g n n o t e h y e t i
it r t te
I f oil
• and kirkeii the hull around the the plate. No run., im hits, mi t e n d
games
the. y ea r
because of a I lie game u il Ii a .[
t i t l e "I t i l i n g s o t
W e i / 1 r and Hu I
t . Unti l the Smokers had mn’ iired el mi k,
New York to I 2211 tmu M 12 I
dearth of hilling, had plenty of it <'incirmal.- ant ihij
ting', ol l i e
licit S o x , u m l W o n , .
• nec es s ar y marker in I In- lir.tli
100 (tin (it it I 2 V ti
yesterday Iml could not hold such Neyv Yor. UH (W
Deiiicke jumped in I In- air for ( l e v land
|g
ito 2. .[nilnny Ho III ami William sl ugger s as Smith worth, Hornsby
Carry them to their hath* mi the Alyer's drive.
Mattel ie
.lories and Sevetid,
Beasley was out,
Matte i ie | Imhi'iHli
|
h
limn
lending
t
lie
a-anil.
v j h ,t * ' I | end
a "hurt score.
Alvarez to W it until. Frio'iie doub I Smith, litlekeye and Sewell.
! ami Hell, and ( f Farrel l, who got and H jii g r , f ; Harr
u d L e e . Crowe' s changes had their led down the right field foul line.
—
—
i
j I ' i II shiirgli gamed a full game 1 t lircc hit s each.
Snyder.
1 ' f f f ' d a y . In ll e donhle header with Dumas slummed a long two base
llrnwns Win Again T'rom Macks l
tV;!j \ i n l a n d on Wednesday they went hit to left, scoring Frishie. Crowe
ST. LI HHS , Aag. «» i/|*» Tin-i
Cards Win Set,ii
* Hrough IS innings of errorless popped 1o Alvarez. One i mi, two SI. Louts Itrowns made it thire I
HIM
M>K I.YX, Aug.
.p i ae b al l and that was too good so lilts, no errors.
straight
flora
the I'liiladelphia i
Cardinals made it
t thought.
Hut a n yw ay , the
Atlilt lies Thursday hy wmin.,g 1 i
Fourth Inning
oveY the Ilullin' hy
Ifal hundred fans saw it hull
Kelt Williams, Iti'nwii left j
Quinn was mil, Hailey unas s i s t to
irr.ing haltte, it tu
’ftlRe that was full of interest.. A ed.
Lopez dnllhlcd to deep left. lit t'ler, limited his fifteenth home
St . i Kill Is hlim llCll i
’ ball can he bhmiril for the er- Nalvatz fouled to Bailey. Frishie i iin of the season in (lie fifth in i
ill the 1111111 session,
It win, 1
threw out Hlackstock. No runs, one ning with one on liase.
runs in il- hull'. Hi
" L e f t y ’s " chucking was good hit, ...........
Itis fourth m as uni ' . , day . Ala /
I wn runs, "lie a hi
f or any team. He pitched
1
Allen walked.
Dunliar po[iped nu h also poled a homer,
I
Wheat WIt ll until' rj1
I im I Ii llll I e;| g III
' a -1III i '
bein' (lovtr. there with so much a foul to Lopez. Hailey sacrificed
e|i at loti *
I'liiladelphia i no 0 2 0 1ion a u u I'm i, f I In LaD iln
nger
Hot li l>y "f the
tuff cn» them that all the Smokers Denicke to Wilmati. Al l ' l l l oied SI Louis
I
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Mali11
h.
w
ho
ha
U'.'tl | pMlllx
to 2 11 •■I III e M a n i l h " ■ll ’ i d e • I n
D"
Kelly Minus Only Fmir Mil* Fellow ( alifmnian Is Likely
eanie mi "I f J m i
fcy; i i *>uld do Was gather Six hits, two when Sal vutz threw low t>> hist
W :i Ihe | g, tilt-,, | ' ll i1 i I • i n
llatterie
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1 1 "i I mg m 1 v <..la.' p.i
lint Three Are KuiteJjed In
To Dethrone Nel Champ; with a tail '.ltd
; df them being very auspicious. Mot on Haw.son’s groundei. My ms was and I 'ei kui , '/ai It.11 \ .III'I 1 1.11
J i ii 11 i hme Ie- a came
Third; |'erv;u.s (lives l.p S
hilling liehall a i a
1 1 I I 11 a
lip.
“ a n A n t e d run wbh ayored o f f his
hb out A l v a r e z to VUltmaii. Aim el:, g i \ c,
*J
Conlende.' Contes Through l.niiis dug "ii! in tir
S a n t a , overy muni}
si*] Ehe
tin ror.
Manta,
m a n t} hat crus
cmssi*]
■111a
\ I .tn11•i l l ,'l|l 11 1"
i in a m im iimil da y w m i. t m I
Thai Are Well Sen tiered
Strong Field OflVrformers and w a - pee f .U4t'
f or the enemy being sent over
Olio the
andnftn
( him go Trounces Bed Sox
Fifth Inning
llle I y g el . Ill t'.'.Vi t T"til (illialia ol I In \\ ■ I
I ■ ,tg He w Ik i I,
TObfh an error, barked in one in
hy Ilmpil' 1' i aiik WO
CII It A d d , Aug. ii, id a i |u
Hailey run hack for' Al varez' s
H l i A D L N T U N , Fla., A u g (t.
S K A I'.IHCIIT, N. Y „ Aug. H.
A dtar.CO hy a double from the hal pop fly. Hensley threw out Dell eago dro\i I'hailn/ lluliini' hum [ h 1111 ei I in a mail i• f .'' i (■, i" 1 1 111 g 2 1 a In' i r
ii:1') THO1D|
St. Lmii
i
l
’i
Fu
I
\
i
iy
‘s
i
ueuit
doul
in
iln
1
I’1
Lli/ntielli Ityan ul Santa Mon
Of latpez.
oi >ii iml IK
Iti'iuiklyn
tekr. Ta nner was out. Crowe
to the lull in tile 1 1D ll frilling and
Ihe l,.ikdaini I hghl andera, a J in u 1 M who ga ve up a long and futile | Haltei a
"L.
j Tho Smokers erdleeled one in llie Hailey. No runs, no hits, no er i"iitiiined Die attack c IHay Uel
Klirm. ll
littli irmiiie with two on ha.se y . i f I Dcinpl to ih-t In i me Suzan ,i‘ Letig 1 I litrr is \i
j j . t ijeebnd ,whi n Quinn got on through i ors.
i h r .il
zei , w Inch, coupled willi -uni' 'In i
n
M-iliit oxer the (irowi'i's m i In- 1 b 11
■ mu "ii o| Kut ufn an tennis \ ' i c k s ; 17
>&■ . i « Walk and scored on (wo •mefesM* Gnl
Tanner
tbrew
out
Hen ley mg l>a e miming, i iialdid ( Im ago
I. * 0 l l v d bunglen hy Itiiw-nu and 1 >n- Frishie looked at a third -trike t" mike il two >11 arghf from t’. os
"P- uing game ■ f the '(•lie. in n hi ! i ' 'ai. has turn. I with a.- for gra ve .
Tlmi dai
"idi.I Ie i iipiesl to tiil'ealen I he
)«l, sin the third, Krishie name up Duma < did the mime Hung.
I'oituny
No ton l»y winning 7 t,. 2
1 t f l two gone ar.d slap|ied a two. run i, no hits, no errors.
I \KI LAND
i n an reign of her Cal if orni a
I'D \
riloiiuts, although
loohed
Ini
I traw - l.'nltul t hang
Dili kil l .
i I’ T, Hi len Wills.
M d r i ve down the right field
d g h t hits, kept them wi ll ratter
Sixth Inning
HOSI'DN
Vue.
Ii
oil
a
I
l,|
2h
M and . wa n counted a moment
I he Pacific m a s t
contender, though itoslon initHil
Stanton singled to center. U it ed.
itar vJneti Otto Illinois committed man sacrificed, Myers to Hailey. Iloston
Heck. II,
(IUI) 2IPI null 2 K 2
" h o will have ••,u outstanding for- again Thui day. tlirl
a; f o r the sumo distance mil to- Quinn was out. Hailey unassisted. Chicago
llia/.ier, i f
cigti i n ails to liliick her [intli in came from Iu-1lirid Id •
mil till) 2(>\ 7 11 1
trd l e f t field.
Hatlerics/ Huffing, WeD.it an I I'orlsidr.' In linre Farm \lid Hankie Makes Debul Against i1 lain is, c
Hie nalionn!
chnmpinnship
lliis ga me of i lieu -criel, 1
Stanton
taking
third.
Tushie
1' nt i ■•> ■, If
A| .Watft, a Mueriftce t ml an error hit. no error.
(iii'li -,; TtiiuiiUs : ml Sclmlk.
S *’ r. has come thi'nugli a strong 2. Singh > la [{oxvlinp
Itluekmen Have Nu Truuhle Orlamlu ( oils. Healing 'I hern Lila m. I !■
i n the chnrtiiiions another run it, t brew out Lopez. No runs,
(old in the S ca hr i gh t Invitation tnlloweii a r|o)lllll1 ti]f
one
la fourth and that was tin- last
hi Turning Haek Sarasota; j
H> 2-1 Srnre;
Wiekhain Dodgi'ti, rf
I mi nia nil'll t to gi ve the national (ioliismith - tiiol thrn|
Snlvntz threw out Crowe. Alien .lo.inson Fail s In Win With Homer
fb iU counting. From then on wi.s called out on strikes. Duiihui
D KTI KHT , \ug. (i. i/'I’i (ioitig i
t it h holder her gre a tes t test since for the talli*
Hits Itunehed Off Hniislnn
Lead- in Fl. Myers Attack I’ ui gus , p
( ^ t y couldn't g e t their lint o f f their flieil to Stanton. Nu runs, no lots, into ihe game in the second inning
the lalter lelurncii to the court al
Pittsburgh
*••*(• '• •• I
■V. ) i luuiuvtp
otlldera uiii/i
b ef o r et’ fAl
i nve<rez had slip- no errors.
I "t al.
a l t e r Washington had scored three
ino-l tv.o weeks ago.
It
si I’ITKH s b f i .t ;. li .. \„g.
iiostoll
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Aug
hi . id o ver n atrike. it
It vyus a day to
runs ..If J o hns , “ Kip" Colli .s piten I Ik
Seventh Inning
I
I lie hulls w I I " ll" i ■ !• j > id 'i -I
Haiti n e
KrciniT
D ui r inn. h ir, the final round tnKfV
e r ’s liking and litis fast hull
"ml. 11 c hi ilelnil ol h i : a d k n t d n
Sal vat z wan out,
Frishie
to i j shut out hall to give Detroit a j -.ol 1 1 \ l\ i i ■ on’s del i i ' r i 1 1 * ■ | i v
\ L da \ Lt i.,,t■ l,t toget tier t lie survi vors (in Id- uiiDi. M"gtnlkf |
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Hailey. Hlackstock singled to i on •i to I viclmy riiiiisday
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' uinamcnt io which s e v c i
N1 | Iii ii*I<■
to eighth fame around nvt (he ter. Alvarez walked. Myers threw allowed one lot, Mini to Manager l and l.uwi d io Dm : ui . i
i’ ll
I Iiiii day ,i ! U heeler. It)>
I X* t "ll M l
III I' II I
l"l
’"h* i oi \ inerica’s first
ten
" f t ' won
ji , enrtokors pushed over another to
I tl jell tt C.lki'fls ltt
'inline i m | 'a| mi
Barnes,
lh
out Denicke. He also threw nut l la r i i s, who Im o l In in a ft ei lie h a l lull I H'
i al 1 er* i ini .
" ’ ’ • ' " ’ (ed, Neilhi r Mi-s Wills
to I'll
t(© tho score when Stanton doubled Tanner. No runs, one hit, mi r- I taunt'd M r N e d v , first mail lie I m I
ee,
rf.
I
1111. A 1it ,1 i ’ll IA,
I SA IIA OT \
Alt i; 11 |-|> \
'
Mi ■ I;van has lo.il 'a s e t „ al
Dill \ ' i i
‘ o' laft, was sacrificed to third and rors.
All I' 11 I'D A [, II ielmrdsim, h
id.
Welter •Johnson's Imtne run 1 1 ' " im I..
TTie
Chicago * ’d’4 ^
1
ii ii
’
Hion: h la,Hi were seri ousl y p r e ss
W/;~V. cbuHt*d on an error hy Dailey.
Fm-.
1 0 1 0 i 1 M I leWe(l, cf
olid steal gill
Iroin
Tanner was chased by F mpi re in the second cored J o e Harris, ! A i to 11 "lit', lh
I n 2 s ii
0 Tlllki i ,
■
»
'
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1
(etday
the
I,inner,
to
clim;■
Jr ■'
Iri the final round, two were on*
.’1 < 0
1 I’nrker, i
Tliursilny,
1,1
’ ',(4
Mmire fur arguing. Deliieke went who walked, and Ul l age, who hud I I i o in r. 'h
I
7
I
1
iii.! ' I'Ji'jinor (loss, of New York,
<i
Ha i d
When Beasley lut a roller go to second and Leach lo short for sir.gled.
J " ,i 1 u II Jolinson, ■
l icji pitched -hut out •
I I Ini'll ll. It
'';,,d.
mg
tiuniher
five
pl
ay
e
rs
,
hy
1
A
I
m
a».
11.
A u throb git him from the Iml of Quinn. TaiiipH.
I
H
0
ii
n
n Kel l y, p
Washington l.'ltl 00(1 lllll) I ;t \ j 1 li n|..ii, i r
innings, Ind lh*’ < "H
'
’ ■ L and the latter to defeat the eigtilll Olid .rern
" 1 Vl, a.
PW walked tip and met one on
': 1 i
i*
2liii Hill .’UK d l ; n i M...... h i l
Hailey was safe on L c a d i ’n er Detroit
;;
Molla
It.
M.illoiy,
win.
ranks
’
' UM nose. Il wliistled out to deep
Well-. •
M M
'■
l
Totals
l lntleries J.ilinsim ami
I WO pllltJl llll tel *
;l u a
t
j 'Mini III . Ih
(1 John
■ .’i*11i.• ,
|,v •; I.
2. While she r ising. ( .al.hy HaiL.rl
11 MO ter and the Smoker catcher ror. The sccicr ga ve Hailey a lot. J e hu s , Collms and Ituestcr
. ,i
2 ' n
1 0
Itawson
sacrificed,
Witmari
lo
S co r e hi tiuimi.
I Mill* t . .
_• wound’ )if> on sermut huso with his
li
no
l
i
e
u
the
iinpre.-.'-ionof
play
IN
t
1
<e.
2
'
,1
i* II
"
Dir.lcke, My et's Miei ificeil 1 lenicke
run Wit I, "lie "ll
I I I Ill I lull I'
1\ Fi moliv
• Wat© *ori.telling tlie pun with his
"* H within In i •elf, Mi ss Wills for the -e< olid Jay u|
: " o (i 1 II l.akchuid
h
to Witman. Beasley grounded in
! /. M. Donald,
o
non
.'juii
(inn
" a * hi led to deuce o il s hy both
1. \ K I I \ X D
V 1 1 l| n
\ K Hr, ideiiton
V
«>&«•
W il man. No runs, no lots, no it
Chicago
"I'" (,IMI
(mu nun unii a Mi
Tel.ll
ti tl ed Chapin .Ir., of S pr i n g
♦ I- <i I* WftH H K^J kI kiiiiic to wnii'li nil's.
.',"
1 ■j i
l
Pli’iladel ptua l«Ht 1,1,1 1
.... »«l
. I
"
R jW
I -Dll
1t
1
t ^iLil
l f C y f a ’r e wllll
still I...IIL
l.eiii-.g- on
" L e ffit y "M
.
Held ttn-K.. arn) Mi
(loss. Mis:;
Eighth Inning
Hat tin io- I*11" 1. ” 1
F L O R I D A NTATM \ zKACil
_____ ' A
AH It H 1*0 A K
Xu in urn r> Dm , ifn, ,
\\
•'.van, "i, the other hand, litis swept l l a i t nett; Clrich anJ
S T. IT 1
Hi l; li r n \ i:
Stanton doubled to left. Wit man
. Won I •<>st Pel
FT. M 7 L I I S
Mi i: I!
Dehlcko, HH-ah
0 I II A 0
If
Harnes.
II.mm
i
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„
,
|.u
u
,
,
V).
(
'a
aie
i
i,
a
t
b
i
n
i
c
h
three
matches
with
the
V
J
il
i)
sacrificed, Myers to Hailey. Stan | Fort Myers
i ii 1
Milazz", tl.
17
1(1
0 Gr a nd i " . rf
TlHn#r, Zb ...
a o l t 0
of only I 1 games.
,1," ,;t*’ I'la.'. Muck Icy t „ Kllani. 1"
I 1 ! 1 1! n
ton scuruiLwhan Hailey threw low <irlnudo
*
t
ii
ir.
Doyle,
■
III
.lllll)
-I Leach, fiiv......
11 II II (I (>
It."
kloy
(„
hnii'ii
I
-k
i
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Kiln
in.
•
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1
[
Wick
ha
m,
i
I
h"
champion nppni e nl l y has re
to dhe plate on Quinn's lap. On S A N F O R D
i i n
14
III
t Hinn n . i 1
fi > flUnton, rf
1 2
1 0
0
11
Doran, J>
Struck out. hy I-, ,1'i.s
Kellv 1 " I ' i ' d completely from her reLopez's
drive
lo
Krishie,
Quinn
;
n
n
1
.ukelaml
•
lull
.-ton.
i
f
Ih
Ll
j.jii
juwltman, ll>
a n i a a o wiih s af e when Hensley dropped
" " I H o u z a . II,
,1.-r ' J ' 4:*
Fergn . I;' mnl operation for ajipi r.dieitis two
'1Ti in pit
IJ
'1.
; i 1
11
. IXI I li n.'h
2 0 1 0
o
Quinn, rf
' " ( t'ltei li i
,,|f K V,Mv 1
1 1 " by loll her I e,
" " ' " ’ h* ago, in France, but her
Ft ishie's throw. Snlvntz lined to, lit ailcht on
1 ii •)
11
lh
in i Iltyan, l‘
, ,
' 1 *^ J i J i m (..ii e
' 1 II I uii- I Harm s i I .......... .
|'!ni thus tar ha- not been a s bnlAllen who ilotlhled Lopez o f f first St. Petelsiiurg
i»
1
tf,
1
1
1
.lick.
\
.
,
. I"7
■ t t t e n b '
1 11 1 ( hum i . 2l
I mpiie i, hon' o- that ut Mrs. Ityan.
I l l l l land J , Hradent".,
hy throwing to Hailey. Due run,] SaruKol'i.
; it *i
11)
1 1,
i;
.270 Slier,
I : Idackatock, If
Weaver
ami
Hi
lull,
i.
j'ilnt,
,
" " | Monl'C. p
O I III
in the men's single final silled
one Int, two errorrr.
: d 0
Alvei >ii, p
.’ II
u , A l va r e z, |f
"led today, \ inct'iil Itichards was
Fris|de fanned. Dnmns looked at
N A T I O N A L L l i A G l F,
Till ill' " 2 ,11
2 | Y e ste rd a y ’s Results
hdlcd agaiv.si Manuel Atmisn of
,'N ;!
Tul al *
Won Lost Pet.
I
:I2 a 0 an If, 2 a I bird strike. I 1o w e |inpped to
vTot*U
When Iwo runnfJf*
Denicke. No runs, no hits, no er
^t'aiie
Kich:.ids won his w a y to
!>H
1 'it t -hiirgli
42
2>HI)
( ll I iml"
Hon "i n nun |
rors,
I ho same huso. •"* '
Hi.,
clo.'iiig
i
<
iiiriil
yesl
ei
diiy
hy
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i
.55
1
National
League
■ ANFOUD
All It II I’ll A K
Fol I My et :
I'm inn mu, 2
Ninth liming
* aiopji-hmg h'lam is T. Hunter, if being due l«
,
SI Louis
i.h
Pt
\ T u n e i mi l , hi.nleil I h i,| 1 1 ike.
St Louis', 1 1 : Brooklyn
h o o i a 2 ’
ley, 2h .
Hlackstock
was
out,
Fil
sl
de
lo
N' ’.* \ " f a. 2 C. (1 2, (J-.'l, while Alon- whom docs the baw
New S ink
hi)
h2
We, an
4 1
n i i c a g o . t">; I' liiladelphia
Siimioary Two h.i |,,• ( ; rnT>_
Hailey. Crowe threw out Alvarez. Chicago
Saiii .a i
h.i
unii nun oi ih tt
....... .
’I'akeichi l la ra da , the
hi
miuii rf
a o
I i ttshmgh. I; lt..-(t(,l, ;•
din, Hooza. T h u c h i . |. ,t , \\ u.|; .
Denicke
singled
to
right,
l
ie
stole
•I n
compierer o f William M.
llln
ono
111
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SI
I
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I
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52
h'2
If tin- Iina i ndiug
we, Ul>
4 0
<Tu«-iain f i. | ; v , „
hum
Sucrifi
•(
•
l
Ih
ill.
1
inti,.,
onl
second. Denicke was out Klealiiig Itostoll
•<"i'ii ton, •; 2, ik i.
II
•H
fi-.ils
1 wo runners
len, rt . . .
a 1
I huihlc phi,i n , Jotiii .11,
,\|,.
third, Itiiwson to Crowe,
I'liiladelphia
:i!t
III)
> Himion cl
Tllivc h i . hit t
I■
biiHe,
without
-mf
V
bar^-lf
a o
A ......
l.cagii,.
fi ms. ( r il ci ll y oml Hm,/ i
| ,(.fi
Allen attempted to hunt
and
Verson, I nek, v SInh ti ' i.• n, Iley.
Hey, lb
a t»
u .i n g in •'>•'
mi ha-cs, Ft. Mi e r - ,
11
j
ITiilmli-lpliiit, 5 ; Si ........ - v
If
fouled to Lopez. Dunbar popped
A .(fly till A N I. K .
llll.
Suet Ifi l■i■-, i l n , n
Lett mi
always J.ch.ngs to th*
Ha-e on halls, off .ilmi,, | h’ ro'mNew
York,
K;
(
’lev,.|;ill(|
■<
'
to
Witmari,
Sal
vutz
threw
out
Wir.
I ' d . huso, Simtsntii, x; SI. I '■ :,'i liurg,
a***|,»i*-»** 3 0
gupant.
hy, 1, Struck out., hy
7;
Hosloii, 2; Chicago 7
Hailey. No ruim no hits........ er
National f . c aguc
New York
.(If)7 5. Hii-* on hulh, nft \ Ii I'f -uii, 1.
To illustrate: With
F f o mh y, t.
Hit hy pitclu.]-,' hy
Washington.
Dct'ioil. ii. .
rors.
L
’
1st,nigh
at
Boston.
.fail
<
'Icvi'iund
Struck
out
hy
A
l
v
e
i
-on,
2
Hit,
..“ ■ -. 81 2 4 30 10 fi
second
and third the
, Tenth Inning
.514 by pitcher, lliitistou (Hrya-.i I ’ m- Moore ( Hardy I Passed I,all. J o h n
I’ lulndelplua
■ 't Louis at Hio o k l y n .
If, .
v
c
ston.
If mi |>ii« s, .MiiLh u | L utui<
sharply
to the in uU
Stanton
was
out.
Beasley
to
•Southern
A
—ocialion
('hiiugo
.5 ! I) l » r v * . Hoiims and Kmic.
l imo
(
*, ■ dmati at New York.
impa............ Oio ooo oio t - a
close for n l,lnL 8thdl
Hailey.
Witman
fouled
to
Hailey.
Memphis,
7;
Athmi,,,
|
,
I
Ictroit
,fi01l
•
hii'ago
;.t
Philadelphia,
ftrd ............. ooi loo ooo 0—2
shortstop g«*t»
TO
Little Hock I: H.inung,,;,.,;
.500
umtnary— Two hano hit, Dumas, Quinn wuh safe when Hensley let Wushingti r.
to the c a U h a n a h M j *
N.ishv I!,-. 2; New D, leans.
.420
American
Le
a
g
u
e
•We, Lopez 2, Stanton. Sacri- Ids roller go through his. Lopez St. Louis
On
In the run-up
.III 7
< ° " |.v
.................... .
on ion al Chicago
1, Bailey, Wittmnn 2, Quinn, doubted to center, scoring Quinn. Huston
Myers
threw
mil
Snlvntz.
■
line
hatsman k'vts lo
Philadelphia j,t. St. Louis
ikk*, Itawson, Myers.
Stolen
other rm inera m r t
Soul hciistcrn League
' ' u^hington i.t Detroit.
I, Dumas, Quinn, Deutcke. Pou- run, one hit, one error
A lva r e z
tossed out
l(aw sort.
either
has
Q U K B K t ’ , Aug (i. i,Hi Lj gj , t7
<'olumlms,
N*
w
7
oi
k
at.
Cleveland.
ty, Duman to Itawmin; Allen
Mt"C,v, I | Li
OH LA N Do.
Aug. h !‘rum pi hiiuses out of a total of \ nctv two iugs).
from second ul‘ v* ■
iley. Left on bane, Sanford Myers looked at a thin! xirike.
response to the omnium,
urvey , in the vil l age of St. Com., de Kenand the other iu*P*f
mpa, 7. Bukc mi ludln, off .Beasley fliml to Quinn. Dm niv.!
Soul hern l .caguc
H . Augu-tuu . | n.SavaiumJi 7- 1
quoationnnire soul out hi tiu< (!.,^iiobee, 72 liiiles from her, , wore de
ly buck to h>« ba«Montgomery v
L
.,,■ 1
Little Hock at At l a nt a .
•t 7j off AJvurei II. Struck otto hit, one error.
• ’ ' • Hu ksojiyille, ;t.
•MIAMI, Fin " A u g . . d.-(7P)— S. Dopartnu'iU of . L*.mr„t |, . (,, stroyed by fire last nigh:.
The hi.se belong* .
The
Mum phi;,
Itirniingham.
I,liy Myers, I; by Alvarez, 7.
■4
Three boats, 5 men and 600 cases busincs firms is urged. . ml a church, tho Presbytery
| Qo n_
occupant, ^o
Nashvill,. „ t Mobile. ' irgini: League ‘it
iptrea, 'Fredericks uud Mooro. I’ l t OTEHT WOMA N IN It At K
of liquor Were taken
runners standing^
tm i ^ t t t f t o d y a t warning that cities in uho h !»U vent and some residem
• huttaiiopg,, itt Ncvy: Orleans.
j.l'A
Kinston, 1. : p, ot-miiuth, Jl.
would be nec(“
Bi^ i. il V
•
C H I C A G O , Aug, 0.— (A' l- Dr iy. tho Riscayne Hay OOtranfrc to the per'rent d i Jtho tonnage i- ,„,( e x t r e m e end of (he village wont
Norfoll *' 1C*4-hnioiicl. 7.
______
J a m e s covered.ih w p i y s will l« "imniui'il saved,
runner who iw,|i
era racing in the internatiorml ino. cat a tv of Arthur Curtis
IN ter-I " rg ,
•loriilu State League
Wilson, :i.
^
Tho firo started in a creamery
tor contest aflBocinGun’a contcHU ut hero early thin morning. Customs t t Q f n the.pvwiahi'd result ■ ;„ v con
second.
; tv
i
,,,nl»:i
a
S
A
N
F
O
R
D
.
Hawthorne hero Sunday have pro- inapcctors made tho capture, act tainud-in.a atatcmciu aildr, >. nd to in the center of the village and
saras.,1,,
at
St.
Pet
e
r
s
bu
r
g
.
I
f
that
Florida Slate League
teitod tbe entry pf fttlle. Joan U-. ing on a tip received frmn U}mll)L 300 firma In th» Orimul., I •n ui i the /lames, fanned hy lt high wind
‘ Himrin at p ort Myerit.
.
back to stcoDidjlSo,
Sapns..tji ii; st. Petersburg, i.
Thp men taken in custody gave District hy Mayor L. M. Durey rajpidly spread to oher luiildings,
coate, premier French woman pilot.
who bad re w h » £
■ UKclimd at Bradenton.
Li-kehuid,
J;
Hradentnn.
0.
their
naraea
as
H,
Ford,
R,
.
L,
[AS3E$,
------Officiate have not announced fv doThe d a m a g e is mi n ut e d at |B0O,back to fhr»t ba»»* |
dy report of the state claton oo the plea that women piD“ via' J Brown ana - jfh e survey will bring out tin* Odp wi th « total of $ I fit),(too covered i n g s ) ' 111
SANP0RD ^ :<10 Inn..
s <uuhenatern L e a g u e
be safe.
-sriis
pn hand, product capacity, b n I f "
loU aM M ^ ot race at the high Ufbrge Murray. They will baokfe
t'flmuhua at Albany..
Orlando, i ; Fort Mye„ t ^
*-*•
*—
in
n
»iH
and
I l M d j M t o . i United SE-TO
Of
M i
Montgomery a i J ‘ ’ l x ) ’
x rr+ t*.
- t!
’ - .jiiK.':."*
■Pal com*■ >A*aoi
Auguatjne I ‘
I
#0 flyers Pitches Steady
#.■ | Game Allowing But
);*;«}; Six Hits; Alvarez Is
Also In Fine Form
luble By Lopez
rives Winning Run
Cardinals Mj
Straight Froj
Browns Capture 3rd
StraightFromMacks
iJJpelerymen
n
Score One
" In 3rd Inning And
Another In Fourth
%
HOME RUN WITH, ELIZABETH RYAN
2 MEN ON GIVES HARD OPPONENT
LAKELAND GAME FOR HELEN WILLS
{Srob
SAINTS WIN WITH IMOORE GIVES UP
ALVERSON GIVING]ONLY THREE HITS
UP BUT FIVE HITS} AND PALMS WIN
Club Standings
J
m
•r-j
Games Today
ss
5 Men, 3 Rum Boats
Taken In Miami Raid
S
Canadian V illas
Prompt Action
Is Swt»pt By Fire
U. S. Survey I ryed
^port^owfi
DiBbursements
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,
barbers. Special nttentnin ir 1von Indies and children.
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II I T NISI I ED 'I rn..ms for adult .
spate lo, ear, 1Oil’d I n on. Ave
I
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two furnished a pa r'
lileld - rinse in.
P r i va t e Iiohi *
oil'd K.'isi Third Street,
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llii|,Tlev S i n . I u, nl Santo, I
A v • ini,'
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>17 e h , h ifst National Punk IHdtr
Plume 7 1.1
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Six roomi, fireplai e, huilt-in liko
' liower, cosily
kitchen cahincl,
F O R R E N T Furnished o
I A|un tmeat, recently completed.
Good location. $f»!> per month, la
(piiri* 11 Al. Herald office.
---T H E C L A R K Apartment' , mi th,
j hearh.
rensormble weekl y or
monthly rates. 41(1 418 Smith At■ lantic A v e , Dnytuim Bencli. Fla.
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S nnf ord S Li vo & Fur ni tur e Co.
, WANTED
White
w L ^ r , , 1. full l i «
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! Our prices a r e O k I'C
C as h n» i D'dek
terms. We wa nt your business
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M I R A C L E Concrete Co., general
| lenient work, sidewalks, build
inir blocks, irriKctjon hoxea. J . R
I’erwilleyrer, Prop.
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BUREAU
2ti4 North Park Ave.
Paliiii.t t'i Phone HID j
S. .1, NI X
37— Situation Wanted Male.
--------- A t t or ne y and Counsellor at L a w
HOI) E a s t F i r s t Street.
EXPERIENCED CARPENTER
m motor car value, - - - - ■---------------- ------------------------wants work.
Address Route I
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S A N F O R D R O O F I N G CO.
T i l e ! Box 251. ' Si . nf or d
•™ lauf.'id Ave
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing i
__ __ _
[ T f: ' K»".l onli'f for
b'oyci„i:t. 11,.rdnl I Av*.
SIX l.'OOM Ii. o e, ,'ii I completed,
Hmird.
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Sanfmd K«t‘d & Supply
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rid of it by
usinj;
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ilu. -Sulphur,
dcdaies
a
lorted
km
s[ie, i.ilist
Boom
A Tstores
T K A . TorI VoBf fices a t «P a r«k• * .Ave
and Commercial Street.
V\ .M
Ymuur. Owner, 2l)H Park Ave,
OFFICE FOR R E N T - I n Mnsih
BIi Ik
Apply A 8 Connelly A
Sons, Mncu.dia and 2nd.
lots
l l s t k d i i e i .> w c a n
B O U G H T ON T E R M S
TO S U I T PI IS H A S E R
I hi- ' ilolun
preparation,
PALMETTO AVENUE
! T r t M P A D A I L Y T I I n E S , Ta mpa . '
Homo Dail y, rates 2 cents a word Between Ka t i e and l-iuukhT. •
Minimum 25c, cash with order.
Write for complete r . u , v r d .
SJ.r»(H'.i"(
------ --------------- --------------- - ' one of the most rapidly growing.
n..m . r’niiiRUt ATfON
LOANS-Mnncy available at 7 per |sectlona on the ^ l{ * ^ C^“ ln r)ir>.r;f(;Ne? ^ Natmanl Bank Bldg.
cunt. Close in property. A. P Sample enpj and raU card upon
Phone 711
Connolly & Sons.
|requeat
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f e 11 alC m e
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TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES (’UT TO
THE CORE
Loss
Prevented
CJYou cannot prevent fire
b y being insured.
aged b y
fire
mi
MOT E V E N A
chance, tor
NO,
NOTEUM' !
a
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mm
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L
&
mm Z
replace
it through
(JO u r
insurance
will
information
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the
depart
gladly
give;
concerning
any form of insurance.
A share o f your business
w ill be appreciated
The Dixie Hatchery
LARGO, FLA.
A- f t
D E V K LO I
•
you >
insurance com pany.
- fr 2
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and
carry insurance you can
ment
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( hi c ks J 8 .75 hi mil red postpaid,
Aiironiis, I he heat l ui er s ant.
$ 1 1 hundred.
lih.Kle Island Reds, best far
meal * 10.05 hundred.
Plymouth ILwks $11 50 hundred.
All good healthy strong pu r e
bred chirks.
We pay posiuge rhurgjjs
and
gnuruntee live delivery.
4
If an) dead, l ak e a slulement
from your Post Master.
But
if your property is darp- ?
rf
VES.M OH'lARnY
1^ IK) THE HOSPITM.
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M g ii i> f a t h e r
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Haby ( hicks For Sale
L A U R E L A \ ITN i l !
Hi tweell 11th and I 2tll S tlei I
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he
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LOT S El HI S.\ I K
U RI’R E H K N T A T IFE - •
Advertise In The Herald
R IN F S
A D V E R T I S E in the J o u r n a l H e r HIGHLAND STREET
aid, South Georgia' s
greatest
Between, E ni inn ' m u - h Av. s.
ovnr old roofs. Leaks repaired Ei - <»ij__ [nvcf
In vestments, Stacks,
newHimper.
Morning, afternoon
<! l " { !J ■''* x ■’ **?'* 1
tlmates free. Satiefr.etion xuaran*
we ek l y and S unday.
Classified 1
#„,0l)l)dMI each
"ttvi'pnmi .loilF
~
teed. Oak Ave.& Brd St. Phone 1J l. FOR GOOD R E A L E S T A T E buyx, rates 10c per **
line, ‘Waycross
J o ur
HIGHLAND STREET
________________ _____________________
city arid sul.urhnn, sec -Mif ah, uul-Hcrnld, Waycross, Georgia.
_______
. B e t w e e n Hint and Oak Aves.
W H EELESR & WELSH
I'jiolu.
‘ S er v i c e that ma kes f ri ends "
D A I L Y N E W S — it ro ve r . Brow^
mS m' /e u ch ''
FISK T IR ES
VULCANIZING
i ard County thoroughly which Is ;
$.,Ul)0.U()
IO__Money to L o a n
L E D G E R - - | L A N E Y D R Y C L E A N I N G CO.
i " flv* (he lurKest j I)ry Cleani ng, Re pai ri ng and
“ nauthwestern Geor- Dyeing,
^hona (05 f or prompt
u-wtird line) )in«.
service.
la s S T° Tw
Trueman Fertilizer Co.
, Insets, full leup-th mirror, Kan.ee, A J J , S l /. IkS lliyrll I 'lT’SMU l*'
, CHIROPRACTIC
Spiunl iidjus*p, .Kola. Ini'Re let, completely feae
..
i m e al s will r. n.oxe the cause of
ed, mnKi"diii. , lu rry and camphor
Hint n . l l h i u u s
I that tired, lame ha. k a v l wei.k
trees. Bart Nil'im. ’*n,’ Eirnt Nat l
| P A L M B E A C H C O U N T Y — The .hidtny s. JMinne I''2 .1 for appoint
Hank HI,Ik - ITimio l'I'. i .
| S ; i \ o tllntir.v l'\ l i li y it i R InT'c.
wcene of
Blupamious develop- m.'iii.
Dr
W
I.. Ma. 'Dmi^rall.
,
.,
meat. Reud about it in the I aim 1st National Bank Bldp
la
Sf>— Lnt.S F o r S n i c
Beach Port
S a mpl e copy sent on
J reRUC»L
B L U R B I R D B E A l I X S HOP ,
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specialize
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prnualicltl
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O P P O R T U N I T Y F DR W O R K I N G j
1M— B u s i n e s s S e r v i c e O f f e r e d '
.. '„0|! N' „ rth |,'m k \ V1.
, P h < u » . L-.i
man
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C H O I C E LOT'S 2a\ 12.r>- Giuinin
77— H o u s e s f o r R e n l
Iu k Ii and d n
Within ten
r i U . I N f ; S T A T IO N
IL
L.
PERKINS,
Haberdas her OR__ l i e n H i r i n c
- ——
------ mill's of I’ufulku mi Lake City
hendimnrtcrs
for
Col l egi a te • ______
_
H O U S E F O R R E N T W e have in Hi ghway
$llidMlea,di These hai
Clothes. ID) Firrt. Street.
II i l S an ford Ave.
Phone Pil J
E X PE R T REPAIRING
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i rit
m
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r a mi e s e v e r v day f or h"0'>
,..iins a re well \x. >1 1 11 your invesii
Mm hiiie*., ( Mt y „ m
Wlth Us. We ,a.i , :,ti„n.
For ...formala... call ,t
I.A N EY'S
D R U G G l O R K - - P r e - l y p e w r i t e . s ami Ad.lt,.«
,,
Snnford. FI*.
scriptiona, D rn ^. Soda. We »re |Wi(h Haynes % Ra'llifL Phone :»40 ell nliv house if terms a r e ilpht Herald office. Box * E I!. \ or Gen
Phone 7:tr>.
SeriiKRa - ScoKean |(. Vestal, 112 S Beat'll St., Day
ns near you a s your |ihone.
' R e a l t y Co., Inc.
..,nu Bench. Fin.
Cal l i u ;l
,’M— Help— Mule or Female
I ’ lume 817 for estimates.
M | H U ;p EORDSON
, J l 'X GAR \ G E
\\i(h
.’ 4
Use Trueman's rentier brands nr special mixtures..
If \’Olt e ,
. i; e i ,1 > u. i in di-s-11n\lnir prop
I I 1 " . -e|,n oil f l i t to Ipi ie kK s IIh
due 11' '111,r,, e \ i ii of t ier \ n n ine
rVi " -hi it np «’*| to Mill pm riv si r III" ' ■ I t j, nolle.it l! 01 make < Cue
-Kin 11"l and
imfort .1 hie
I!;i i
Ure | I,t■ >i Ins aii h" n led r o ’ ht ■ ..1
■'» j : i i ci m m ' N C . M . u w
Row
Meatlu< Sul pluir i anplo •!
*>n KJ th Avi/tiui1
I ike 111 \ ole an t old i l e.i m o' I
K;isy
It
rule.
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ha l inh ■■■«
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71— Apartments For Renl
25— Flnrhls.
1‘ liulie 7KI .
12n-'l M. Phone d.
i pnwfiN e s s e x
. IN(;
Itt'Jik Ave
flier" 41
,
l-MAKMONS
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for
iiulu
A U rOMOIMI.K I I I : *• L L R o ' 11 > «.
link \ \ . .me.
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uni tuuh m Trucks
Icvrland Six
Z I — Faint iiiR— I ; p.-,,
EDW A R D I I Hit 11NS. In,
I or
i hi i i i s
F o r Best Results .
a u f l‘ e i i nir
a trial of Mentho-Sulphur
ItOOMS, with or wltnuut .......................
l‘,i :
1 j ' ' T 1''' -'- I -h"\\ " h a t fill ; I’ leanc to Vou. Send
Hu d g i n s & < t t v
o<»., A m
Roasonnhlo rales. Lincoln H o t e l . . ’r',*"
1
■',11 ’ I " " k 1
the eon poll for It. ' III. it flow
1 .1 i I
Radi ator ami :dn
met at wor™
____ _____ _____
Ph.in and nrm.mc. ...I s ht e i ,n0' ' * | (i8— ItooniH W i t h o u t H o a r d
•Miv tnI LOT, '! i ioi,i Inuixe mifinish- Whilehull Pliaroi. i.il t o E r i c
work.
lot. 7 U>- V
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id, - mn- loeniiure, on hard road MIS Madison \\enue
l.ial
Avenue
I I1 UR HEN I I' urniishrd room, 2U.I i ......... o f f |h\ic Hiirhxvay. W . S. New A oi k, N X
I Third Street.
T
l.voTi, l!o\
Lake .Minimi’ ,
Dept N,
Eld.RIDA
t l l U ' . l k ) - Orlando'.1
Miirmm' Sentinel; larjxeat clnasiIM.N I One lurj-e front hedHI H’ S E S FOR S A L E
Mad mi' II Erei Sam|ile of Mi ll
I in M\ idle A v.
fmd husines*. rati1 Ie a word, mi n
I Ii" S'lllillllf.
\ TWO STORA
imum IMc rn.sh with order.
Ionia house mi Palmetto Ave.
h i ;d r o o m i h i ; r e n t
, I 1 Park
I ■ ,i\ i iti. nt lo Si liool
\\e
i all C.
■ s .il II l HI l eas V ter lie
P A R C A INS
Jfii I
ii \ n i ; e
IWK \N 1' SEd T IN D
m m . Manager
v 11 < < o pi n t ; a l o w
{
I '.’Hitt M - A t'lilic
• 1 lit'1 iifoi 1>■11 \i, H 1Y4*11 nit nil 4.
i .••t ' iKi <♦;
/
ud Found.
*!rs hnr Sul«*
Buy
WANTED Id lU ’ Y
C L E A N ( OTTON R A G S
A T HER A I 11 O E I T C E
, (>7— K
;
“Don’t Stimulate Your
Plants-Feed ’Em "'
Pimples Ended
By This Sulphur
ftARii \ I N El |R t j U I C K AC I ION
E 1\ h: r o o m s
IP H T IN PA H I R o o m .
SHOWER
Hotli in feutures IhnniphoLit
letise. Hardwood floors.
I'T.r Sale Pv Owuei
I’ ll ONE VI'J.
[i. I HI Nl \ N
Paint i i mid I iivi.i ute
I ’ l lONI ,Iti .
P H O N E :<
1() iinetl. between
Inin'l S.'nl'eid, pair o[
Eiioii i ret urn to
•L*: riven e
rcwtinl.
HARDWARE
PRINTING TH AT P L E A S E S
i •’(»— Wanted— To
l ypi wr iters andAddinp Mucliines.
| T i l l; S E M I N O L E P R I N T E R Y
!
001 w . Rth St. w N. I.umley, Prop ’
i!lm Ave. mid UUli Street.
_____
ANI/INt; W O R K S .
ICtmiD i ; \ R T I R E S
f i l * Battene-.
'
PALI
• J A M E S II. C OW AN
All kinds of I
Tin and Sheet M, m l
Work
Whi rr and Pont Tank*.
At Oak
’ Avenui* and Third Mr ee i .
Tele
phone I I I ,
HUM. • ■ M. r. t. i"'
B is' f"l 1 •r- J" iII lld<
IMr . ' " ii'. I'l 1. pill.Ill
! 81— Wauled To RcnL
Send ym.tr me . upi* In t h 1
public throuuh n medium knovwi
for it.s l‘ l feet [Veiless.
d I
Oil >e room house
' ' '
1 1 " one uci e of po cl
i7111 •I
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11
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;, ,, ituii p|,iir
E i Sale fly
1
M I L L E R O P H I L I P * , Inc,
You'll tie.i Cu* expense n.’trlijrihle and the resul ts almn
dunt.
81— ! Innses j'or Sale
' M G I I T n i l l l t I .N IC t:i; Y P R I N T
]
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IT i n ' , j-,
I'Tnrruvinp'
i h'niho j - mir. Sr e n.s f ,T
We ,|.,.
I it
i ’horie 1 1 . U,
|i. (i. Avenue
| ( 'ouiiuiTreial S t r e e t .
new location
■ yficieilt
SfK.HT and Overland.
, Kotor Co , Park and
\<>ur hoy
g u iru n tle d .
l i e - i d "ii. e U17 11ti: li
l a n d P t , h e l w e i ti l .iui m i d t l a k
P h o n , . 7tn;\Y
Sevurul g"i»d used eni- at our
\.:T*2‘
S E 1-. R. ( I l S D A L E f " r pond buys
in Renl Estate, 2;ili Meicrh Pnild1 inp-
! W A N T E D TO R E N T or lease
Ihntse w ith Lt or more rooms
W. II Eiko, xp, \V. 4th Street.
.List the tlnne that will plonse
I.lN H S K O t;
General C o n
Gael or a n d huiider
I'iuns "in I
' p e l i f tent i o n s o n r, ipu-st.
A ll w ork
7( S i NOTICE
-r, sbnutil give tlinir
fjoUuffieo millions us
Tiir phone nnnil.cr if
results. A l»out one
cf
tlunnand Imx
and the others
MDiiHtr with
yon
. kn.iiv V.’.it add less
■ fimjani*' MU'' 1 ^
tfudfi nl fhe Sanford
iff uf by h’D cr. Teleoitinu.ii".'* nre not
|!t.
A i HI C M PI A H I C Y C L E
!'■
invunisKifs
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represent alive
(.miliiM " it If mt.-s
lJi44«|{ jl fit Dill W 1 'I
Ip-imileft' m -.f nw.tiot.
1 M'h, they
will
m warding
your
[to make it " " T " *f-
_______ _________
Results...
( I AH E N C E S M I T H
(■ |-ii*lnil i out rue tor
''(HI U e U PTr-Kt S t r e e t
at Phono M l
■
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h’ |*l{ S A C K Cavendish B a n a n a ' H I G G I N S - S M I T H - W I G H T , I NC . I W A N T E D TO HUY direct from
l Inn's any quantity, 10 and IT*
IteaI E s ta t e and
! owner. gn.nl house three >>r four
t i nt s eni'h
.Mrs. II. II. ( happell, 1
INSI R A N G E l l l t l l k K F I S
hed mams.
Munt he ti bargain.
(T-bry Av,..
Phone r»7H \V.
------ —j W, C. Mnnlman, Uox I 4lt) Orlande
----------------- — — ' f d S T Y o C I ! P R O P E R T Y W I T H , ,
— _______
1,1 x
" T H E I.OT K I N O ”
.— -________________________________ _
. _
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ind Kiist National B a n k Bldg.
j W A N T E D TO T R A D E or s e l f res
tnunuit doing good busines-1.
business.
THRASHER & G A RN ER
i k\ ill trade fm Docile or Chevolet.
Real Estate and F i r e Insurance
j Must ho worth SHOO.
Gall O w l ,
112 S. Park Ave., Sanf ord
The Clu-oified columns of
Lunch, Oviedo, K!a.
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!
Met A L L X E o x , Real estate inof replies lo adverti.xers \ylio
vestments. Real huys are aititmg
are listinn pioperty f or sale, or
(55— S p e c i a l s a t t h e S t o r e *
| our h.stuors. Phene 74fi.
for rent.
Dealers
l^ 'S lT T h e s .»-
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, Unopposed In Fall
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Corporations Pay
Indirectly, Is Claim
ideBy Laws
Sanford Kiwanians
Defeated Ut Golf
Match At Orlando
45 P er Cent Gain
In Tax Collections
Is Shown Over 1925
Steamer Goes Back
fnto Service Soon
P air Are Arrested
Board Makes Rule Friday Night For
Against Woman In Possession Of Rum
Tax Appeal Case
(f Sees Many Cars With Florida
*s While On Tour O f The West
Peay Leads
Nearly 5,(
Bill rails To
Machinery Fofr
payer To Be H<
Declares
AR
IN T E R E S T E D I
FIGHT ON CANAL Landis Present *
COURT HOUSE IS NOTORIOUS BANK
GUARDED WHILE ROBBER ESCAPES
INQUEST IS HELD FROM O FFIC E R S
Two Missing In Blast
Discovered At Homes
Jut's*
tft- r<J
ation
WiELCHEL w il l
AGAIN BE COACH
OF SCHOOL TEAM
■Man P lan s
[Manufacture
Invention
'•» iMv.i,
■ylJ ..I
Finaf preparations have boon
the )>urp<i8e to the St. Petersburg
completed for the reception of the Post.
commuruiertt utid udjutunts of the
Members of the I*udicn Auxiliary
various Florida posts, who will be of the legion will l»«> the hostess
[ jls t W e e k F in d s here for the Mid-Summer Confer ! ?
v is itin k ^ io n n u ir e s at Young Sioux CityLawyerAnd
Sanford Business Men Give
ence of the American I legion, tho Legion hut Monthly at noofi,
Former Member Of Marines
j-ing G ro u p s I n Aug. 8 and 9, according to a bui when an ol(l-fiishii»u*(i feast will
Views Declaring That The
Nominated For Short T«hfp»
in g issued by Commander M. B. »e served.
General Public Will Hear
p o sitio n s O n ld
Hutton of the Campbell - I*ossing ! A special committee from the
To Succeed AlbertCummins
Canal Expense In The End
Post. About 400 I.etfionnin-H are Snnford chapter of the Forty jind
expected to be here during the con Ki^ht dull, will journey
to De
ference Jays.
Leon Springs and escort the visJam es Burton, nutionnl adjutant j iting Forty and Fighters to this
of the American Legion, will be on city.
Howard Itoton, stutu ad
hand to tuke part in the confer jutant of the order will be among
Selection Seems To Have Prfc*
ence.
He in expected to arrive the visitors in Sanford.
A. 1*. Connelly, J . G. Ball And (’ary D.LnnditbDlvisIon Counfrom Indianapolis Sometime Sun
vented Split In Party, T^ial
Bot Ride Is arranged
E. A. Douglass Think Rail
net For Atlantic Coaat Fine
A boat ride for the visitors on
Was
United
ShortTimeAgo
^"Circles T a k e day)
roads’
Atit ionsUn warranted
The first session will be on Mon Luke Monroe hus been arranged
Railroad, I h Present At The
Mayor Forrest j for Sunday afternoon,
Jy V iew A b o u t day a t 9 o’clock.
Hearings
OnMnndamusAct
Two boats
DKS
MOINES.
Aug.
7.
(A>
)—
Sanford business men who have
Lake will deliver the welcoming , have been chartered f
Lloyd P. llloodwnrth, grand drug- spent much uf iheir time and mon
the occnDavid W. Stewart, Sioux City
0mic b o y c o t t uddress for the city ami S. It. j s ion and the entire personnel
of
on of the Texas Ku Klux Klan, ey oT> the tipper St. Johns River
That the rnilroads are intensely
attorney today was appointed
Dighton will speak for the legion. the conference will be taken on the
has declared lijs whole-hearted Navigation project, which is n<*w interested in the outcome of the
liy
Governor
llammill
as
United
Adjutant
Barton
will
be
the
prin
11 rip.
(CITY. Aug. 7. (/P)
support ..f die Rev. J . Frank Nor in the courts, deplore the attack Upper St. Johns River Navigation
States Senator to serve until
cipal speaker at the opening of the
Haring the days of the confer
ris, Fort Worth Baptist minister,
District Commissioners in the Cir
tin- November general election
of 1he tn st w eek conference.
erne the Kiwnnis, Rotary and l.iwho recently s|i,,i a man to death of corporation interests on the act, cuit Court here, is indicated by the
hi the place of the lute Sen a
Break hetweeu t h e
To Itiscuss Child Welfare
A
number
<
>
f
men
who
have
giv
I oils clulis of this city will provide
in Ins study. Blnodworth is said
presence of Cary D. laindis of Detor A, It. I uinmins.
Sunday night the Child Welfare ears for the visitors.
Ithurih ofl'icials a n d
Tags in
to Ih> aligning the Klan hack of en considerable time und money Lund, division counsel of tho At
The
appointment
was
necest» the project without i.ny desire lantic Coast Line Ruilroad, and dtNorris.
Kovei'iinient t»ver committee will meet in the Valdez viting them to enter and take a
•ury because Congress recon
hotel at 8 o’clock.
The most im ride will tie pasted on the cars
of compensation, derlared today lornoy for the Florida East Count
venes
before
Stewart
could
bo
Itnimriit’s
r e c e n t ly portant matter that will be up for
i”. interviews with The Herald Railroad in several counties.
used for this purpose.
certified after the November
that although tho public utilities,
|rrgulut ions g o v ern - discussion will be the establish
The conference will close nt a
Mr. l-nndis is appearing ns a
election.
such as lliii railroads, telephone "friend of the court, and is per
lOKltncnl o f t h e ru- ment of a hospital for the children grand hall at the city hall Monday
and telegraph companies will be mitted to express his views for
of dead
Legionnaires.
Present
of the c o n a ti- plans eull for the raising of a night.
DKS MOINES, Aug. 7— (ZP)—
taxed, the general public will pay either side of the casu, it declared.
The advance guard of the confer David W. Stewart, a Sioux City
jfouml the op p osin g $50,000 fund within the posts of ence is expected to get in the city
the bill in the end.
In the present hearing, he is asattorney
ami
a
former
member
of
the state, and the building of the tonight, with Hi.’ majority nrriv
ImdunC'd positions.
The corporations will pay the sisting O'
George A. DeCottes, coun
the
Murine
corps
lias
climbed
from
cost of tlu* canal construction only ty attorney, who is defending the
ipi«ireally no pros- hospital on property donated for tug early Sunday morning.
political obscurity into the lime
indirectly, they pointed out.
Seminole County Commissioners,
[ Mttkim-nl of I lie nutlight as the choice of Iowa Re
Regret
t
orpors!Urns’
Action
tin* respondents in the mandamus
|u mrly date.
niiblicuns for the ^liort term in the
A. I*. Connelly, who lias been act ion.
coiiiiniit* 10 absent
1Jiii**»d Steles Senate.
Famous UniversityOfGeorgia active for the past 15 years in
“ Will Hie railroads you repre
1 fn.m 1lie cliuit'l.cs, but
He is :tit years old and is one
Idol
hall
Star
Is
Re-elected
tin*
movement
to
secure
the
canal
sent
appeal to the courts if the
[min> uf tin- edifices
of the '.(longest ever nominated
act'
constitutionality in upheld?"
views
with
deep
apprehension
ami
Mentor
ForSanfordEleven;
||({ *«rsbi|»|«‘i • to au
for the . mate from this state. He
regret what to- described an the lie was asked.
was select d yesterday as the p a r
Other Appointments Made “apparent
dita;.1 and pray.
"I don't know about that,” he
effort of the railroads
ty candidate for the unexpired
I«rdrs continue to take
answered.
„
and
other
public
service
corpora
term of Senator Albert W. Cum
1 r*< uf 1lie situation,
Hugh Whelchel, famous football tions to block its construction,.”
Ho also said he did not know If
mins, defeating a number of vet star uf the University of Georgia,
t the economic boycott
“ While it may bo true," sail! the railroads were planning to pro
eran camnaii. :crs, including Smltrt will again eunch the Sanford High
•the National League
Mr.
Connelly, “that the railroads test (he four-mill levy imposed by
ig.v »f Iteligious Fr.*e- Every Precaul ion Taken To Joe Tracy Flees From State W. Brookhurt, long term nominee. eleven ilqs fall, according t o - an will bear a large proportion of the the navigation district commission
the Democrats will not name announcement of Superintendent
[jrutet against the reers, und which is being extended
Keep Order As Investigat
Guards Who WcrcUurrying a As
candidate for the short term, T W. I-’iwlon, of Die county board expe-.se in constructing the canal, and carried out on the tax roll of
litions, may assume
I
feel
certain
that
the
sum
would
ion
Of
Pitched
Hattie
Gets
Him
Hack
To
Kaiford
After
a decision announced by the Demo of public instruction.
proportions in the
Whelchcl
no larger In proportion thnu the Brevard county.
Under Way TodayAtMlami
Hond Search In Everglades cratic stale central committee a f t has been in this eity for the past be
"Are you representing the rail
money
which they derive from the
er the Republican convention, Mr. three years, hliving served as a s
(prroils here that the
roads at this hquring?” he was
public
in
tho
affected
territory.
“if fur mo expendiMIAMI, Aug. 7. (/!’) Sheriff's
ORLANDO, Fin., Aug. 7.—</»»» Stewart will he unopposed In the sistant coach of the Sanford gridHe smiled and said he
Mr. Connelly declared thut in bis asked.
prople except
for deputies and police officers were — After leading officers to u cache November election unless an inde- ders in 1924, and head couch dur opinion the railroads would not represented "these clients.”
IM'ialent files.
ing the past year.
ttitirs, is Ifoing obr. Landis, a member of Umi
suffer frpm the constructiot, of the
Stewurt’s nomination apparently
t ’eiil Frisbie, star shortstop of waterway, citing as his opinion the law firm of Landis, Fish^puJl and;
jtxr in utliit parts of thrown about the Dude county in the Everglades and unearthing
B in in Mexico City, court house today to preserve or bonds which he cluimed were has prevented a divi. ion of R e the Sanford club, will bundle the fact thut tho new territory; opened Whitehuir, has been prominent )n
lire evidences of its der during the coroner’s inquest in worth more than $ 110 ,000, Joe publican ranks, united a week be basketball and baseball coaching by the canal would ulm> he avail the pructice of law for many
tirukirly in the to the death Thursday of three Tracy, convicted bank robber, nnd fore Senator Cummins Jcuth at assignment if lie remains in Suu- able to the railroads' service,
years in this section of Florida.
the regular state convention.
foi . during the winter monthii.
t* ill the movingu
canal
between
the
St.
Johns
Homestead men who were killed slayer under sentence of 00 years
Cummins’ adheients, notwith
Superintendent
Lawton
also
1 and in the purin n pitched buttle with seven fed for the murder of a negro Uixi standing tile defeat of their lead said thnt Miss Margaret McRae ! River und the IndiunHiver should
seo that men friendly to the meas
Zaiiipu, •ditto of eral prohibition agents.
driver, escaped lule yesterday at er in the June primary tty.Colonel will he in charge of tin1 school of ure are elected to the legislature,
Brookhurt,
previou.lv
hud
stnt<sl
expression
at
Sanford
High
School
1 that thero have
An inquest Jit Homestead yes- St. t ’loud from the guards who in • their desire to see a Commies
if tho hill is declared unconstitu
du|in£ the comupf yeur. This is tional by Jt.c courts, A. E. Doug
t Anmiei-.
between teiday was postponed because ofcoinpnaied
him
thiTrc
front
the
Uni
man
selected
to
complete
hli
world
thtt third yoaf'That Mls.i McRae lass, president of the Sunford
MM polit e and >ol(|- I
. .
in the Senate.
their ford tirison farm.
has occupied this post on the Chamber of Commerce suid today.
r out of the religious ' ''ctals hnd not completed
Stewart, ua ardent Coolidgo sup* school staff and her department
■pora*ays troops are 1 preliminary investigation into the
Tracy is believed to lx* the last
Legislators,
who
itympathizu
Twenty members of tho Sanford
norter, campaigned for Cummins has liccoinc one of the most pop
the situatimi but that |killings,
with
the
aims
of
the
navigation Kiwnnis Club were the guests of
living member of the notorious
in the primary, and therefore was ular in the curriculum.
uiuallies during the
district commissioners will !«>
Tlie fight occurred when the sev- Ashley gang, which made its head considered as ncccptublc to the
The kinder^ rten class will bo needed at the next session so that the Orlando club yesterday «t a
vt the government
late
Senator's
friends
en
officors
.enroute
to
Miami
in
quarters in the Everglades neur
operated again under (lie direction Ilu* act muy lie amended if neces special cnburet entertainment nt
Rics have auv nutllthe Duhs-Drcud couticy club fol>
of
Mrs. Esther Theniault. This >s
here
and
preyed
upon
small
banks
two
automobiles
from
a
liquor
lilt.
sary, tie said,
lowing tlie golf match between the
not a regular department >>l tie*
iaiding expedition in the Kvcr- along the lower east coast.
"1 am not a lawyer and don't teams of Hie two Kiwunls organi
school system, it is declared, but know whether the act is uncons
The band was broken up near
glades, were pursued and fired on
is under the supervision of the titutional,” lie mid. " It is woll zations, which rcsiiltqd in vetery
by the three men, who drove up Palm Beech two years ago when
for tiie drlimdu golfers.
local board.
several members were killed in a
behind them in a third car.
for us to find out. It is a good
L. C. Helmut, veteran of the lo
A correct list of the teachers for
The officers!, who were riding in pitched battle with Palm Bench
thing thut it is being tested out cal team suid after thy match thut
the
coming
year
in
the
Sanford
officers.
closed curs, returned the fire, and
in the eourts, so thut our com
schools wi s also gven out by Sup missioners will not go ahead und the course at thu Orlando clud was
Police believe Traev planned to
in the exchange the three men
suitably named, and despite, the
erintendent
Lawton
today.
escape
when
he
offered
tit
lead
the
were killed.
The annul report of Tax Collec
assess taxes and coifed them and fact that his mutes shot Wonder
he
said
Sanford
High
Hschool
wily
to
the
cache,
which
The sluin men were J . A. Brin
tor John I). .1inkins shows that the
(J. E. McKay, principal; It. F. then have the hill declared un ful golf the famillurity of their
bonds- state and county taxes of this city
Ikrr ben applied for on son, Clyde Parrish, son of a for contained stolen Liberty
constitutional. Them would then
Cooper,
agriculture; W It. Fort, bu law Miits and may lie some of oppor.cnts with tho numoruus haz
After
the
cache
was
opened,
tno
I toil wilding machine mer Homestead police officer, and
huvu increased a little leas than 60
ards on the course were too much
W. Walker,
1»M kimnu of this >M. I*. Merritt, who was recently Orlando Sentinel was advised, the per r i ’.t during the yeur. The col agriculture; Jjjiadc
the collected money would have of u handicap.
Neither teum
bonds wen- found to he of a for lection for stute and county taxes Jr., mathematics; Mrs. R. G. Mnx- been spent.”
1Sirhinc has boon on idischarged by Governor Martin as
broke the course record und no
t
well,
Latin;
Mrs.
Mnudo
Kurileign
issue
and
worthless.
K fir-^ Street
and constable of the Homestead disduring this year on the assessment
Seminole Must SI irk to Project hides in ono were recorded.
The party was returnig from of 1P26 collected last year were |worth, English; Miss Mary Cobh,
Wiu': for I tie past two (riet.
“ Because Osceola, Volusia and
The features of tho cnbaret din
o-rii.ng to the owner j Futility between the slain men the Everglades and hjul stopped at only $200,1)80,27. This is u gain English; Miss Frances Cherry Orange counties wouldn't come in ner were the speeches of various
English;
Miss
Ida
Mue
Gray
St.
Cloud,
\yhen
Tracy
asked
per
“I
s"le- foi these and the federal agents is thought to
on the project is not sufficient members of the two clubs stress
of $122,407,08 over last yeur..
mathematics.; Mrs. W. R. Fort, sci
'll «* turned over to j have caused the gun fight. Parrish mission to visit a relative. E n ter
This does not include the school ence; Miss Kliniim Howard, sci reason for Seminole county to re- ing tho friendship that had ulwqys
'Hlare Avmh iation. j„ suid to have been friendly with ing the house, the uamlit evaded taxes levied during the past yea*’.
inuin out," J . G. Bull, secretary existed between them and urging
ence; Mrs. Gladys Williams, his
'"k 'lic wherein Sol Mills, one o f the raiding party, gut< rds and escaped from a win
Pidl tax collected
Seminole tory; Miss Itehecca Scott, Spanish; of the Upper Si. Johns River Na that they get even closer togeth
•mimr m drink mere- i The gun fight took place in an dow.
vigation District said today. He
county were $2,227,00 this year on
Officers were notified immedi tho assessment of 1925, and $ 2,tint) Mrs. Ollii* M. Steele, commercial; has spent much of bin time und er, and acting in co-operation push
l« kin ruin in a slot, |isolated section near Homestead,
the work erf Klwanis forward in
M uix-n a small door I about 60 miles south of Miami and ately und early today posses from for the year previous. This shows Miss Mary Hinton, home econom money on the project since coming this section of thq state.
™ Imd the beverage 11 ;| mil t.8 from the Royal Paint St. Cloud nnd Kissimmee were aid a guin of 227 voterH in tho county ics; Mrs. Mary K Stone,,home eco here eight yours ngo,
.The principal speakers were;
nomics.
ing in the sesreh. St. Cloud i< the during the past year.
nP jrudy f,,r con- I State Park.
“That would bo narrow and 0. P. Swope, Judge J . G. Sharon
Sanford Grammar School
former home of Tracy and policy
short sighted. Seminole nnd Bre ur.d John Q. Jinkins.
During the past year 5221 tux
Mrs. Selena M. Barber, princip
say his familiarity with the sur receipts wero written by the mem
Sanford men will !
vard will bear the expense und
al;
Mrs.
l'eurl
Babbitt,
mathema
rounding territory will facilitate
*»»‘‘ture of the mm 1
bers of the tux collectors stuff, tics; Miss Luura Chittenden, Head get the benefits. The other coun
his remaining n hdng for days.
ihMinrcd. Jay Good- j
uguinst 4,010 for last yo».r. This ing, spelling nnd writing; Mrs. ties will be benefited also, but
aid,,er t »f the new com- ,
Tracy was nccompaned from
is a gain of 002 taxpayers over the Margaret I’itchford. history; Miss 1 don’t see why a fellow should
airriim|
Rciford hv State Criminal Investi
e preslcut off his noMu to spile tlie otherprevious
year.
Lulu V. Childers, English; Miss
TO LEDO , 0 „ Aug. 7— (A*)— Oli gator 0 . B. Jarmon, Ruv Hack, an
II. Lev'
M ini y
fellow. Seminole farmer** will get
Eloise Brady, agriculture, geo
ver C. Bliss, 18, of Wuterville,
rer
(Continued on Page 2)
untold benefits from the reclama
Thu ateamer “City of Jackson
graphy
und
health;
Mrs.
JHto
Ohio,
und
Paul
W.
Moreuu,
Bridge
w the aim bine was
tion
of land.
ville” will prubably get back Into
Dumas, music und urt; Miss Ethel
port, Conn., privates in the United
f ir m s .
T h e m u"The passage of the uct by the service the latter part of next
Riser, sixth grade; Mrs. Maude
. * ' n* •"ind.'ml by the States Murine Corps und listed as
legislature storied one of the most week, uccord
Way,
sixth
grade;
Mrs.
Effie
Dur
missing
since
the
explosion
which
'ornpaiiy, the
im|Kirtunt movements in the stute. agent of tho leg to i . B . CaldM4
den, sixth grade; Miss Marie >
Clydn Lihe steamship
r JJ*‘ 'biilgilis t 'oWilli destroyed the United States naval,
_
Stumper, sixth gradu; Miss Irene |We believed we were at tho point company, k»perat___
"rating between
Jacktb* I lit).j work by ummunitiex, depot at Lake Den
whore we thought it was going in sonvlllu i. mi SanfunL
E. Gard. sixth grade; Miss Catch- I
mark, N. J ., are ut the home of
! *1 th is l it y .
a substantial wuy. It looks now
Tho “City of Jacksonville’’ has
Tho strains of music and the crine Young, sixth grade; Miss |as if it is beinff (Kntruyed by cor
Bfnl-d factory
has Bliss’ parents, near Wuterville.
I
been in drydock in Jacksonville unJ
Mary Appleby, fifth grude; Miss
Both
menu
nppeured
to
he
shell
voices
of
negro
merrymakers
at
poration interests.
"I* in Sanford,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-</P)—
take over the schedule of the
1 j * "ew factory for shocked. They have been wander A wife who contracts with her tracted Assistant Chief of Police Iris Britt, fifth grade; Miss Luna, “ If Sanford is to become a city will
Osceola when It returns to ser
Mue
Fleming,
fifth,
grade;
Mrs.
m
started m a ing in a dazed condition since the husband to ^We him hulf her in A. H. Beckwith and two police
of mom importance, it w ill. need vice. The Utter, vessel will then
day of the explosion, Bliss' par
men! to a house, where a dance W. J- Hopkins, fifth grade; Miss the benefits of the uct paused by
come cannot deduct thut umount was being, held late Friday night Esther Griffin fifth grade.
go into drydock for its anual over
ents suid.
the legislature."
a s business expense from her tax
hauling.
.
.
,,
Sanford Primary Schools
in the Goldsboro section.
able incomo, the board of tax ap
The schedule of the Osceola a t
Mrs. Stella P. Arrington, sup
The men hod waited 80 minutes
hhe present time puts it in San*,
peals j)£jd today.
_
the rear of the house for ony sign ervising. pricnipal;Miss Ruth Hund,
The decision was given in the
ford on Monday, Wednesday and
rincipal South Side primary; Mis*
of di*°r<J<Kly conduct, when a
case of Mrs. Edwlno Appleby Rob roadster drove up and the porch fimma Owen, principal E ast Side
Friday of each week.
,
inson of New York, who explained light of the house won flashed on. primaiw; Miss Love Turner, prin
thnt sho und her husband, a sea Several negroes
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 7—
. Sid'
%
primary; Miss Vi
rushed to" the cipal Wejit
b»a
♦ar'"K Florida li- as high an 110 degrees.
The only enptuin, agreed upon their mur- roadster and this aroused suspi vian Crosby, first grade; Miss Bob (A’)— With but 200 widely acatrio<f« in 1900, that she would givr
bio Chapman, 1 st grade; Miss Annie tcred prcciscta out uf 2,195 in the
[fc.i",v w' in t,Vl‘ry relief is to go to the mountains, him half of her income und pay cion on the part of the policemen*
Wk
viH'ted by hut on the prairies, the heat is un
Floyd Shumeral, negro, was Bell Dyson, first grade; Mrs. Hel atate yet to be heard from, Gov
half of the home expenses if ho carrying a five-gallon battle, saw en Stephenson, first grade; Mrs. ernor Austin Peay is leading Hill
of Sanford, bearable.”
,
,
Stanford's residential section is gave up the seai . J rrula>' afternoon
to nave contained whiskey, from Velnja Mitchell, first grade; Miss McAllister, state treasurer, by* 4,
V . ,'.
Testimony showed that all was the naulater to the house whon the .Elizabeth.)
. . . __ __ Garrett,)
. . . fir
" s t grade; 497 votes fn the unofficial returns
\\ u “ne ,Il'f months’ as ^attractive as any he saw on his
Arthur YoweB, ^jmford
lovely
until
the
husband
heard
the
from
the
contest
for
thg
Tennes
Misa
Lillian
Bearden,
first
grade.
» _ .an4 -Northwest.
trip
for
the
size
of
the
city
and
rthwest.
policemen reached the front of the
P reii(Jt. nt o f VV. V .
turned this week from
Mrs. Irene Watt* second grade; see gubernatorial nomination In chant,
even larger, Mr. Wheeler declared. enjr of tho sea again as a result dwelling.
Shumeral and T. F.
of
his
experiences
In
the
navy
In
,ea‘ estate, was ac- “ Not because it is my home,” ho
Stuart
.second Thursday’s state-wide primary.
a trip to Philadelphia and other
Fisher. who Woe- sitting, at the Mrs. - Margaret
war-time. Tho contract, mean
The 1,896 precincts whloh, have
gradq; Miss Paulina.Myers, second
1 an
d1 7‘-<
if*.
Un<l lwo said, “but Sanford to me is a t while, hud been destroyed in a wheel of the roadster, were placed grads; Miss Bessie Boyce, second reported gave Peay . 87,704 and northern polnU, declared today in
4111
>tiise.
tractive more thun ever after vis
under arrest on chargee of posLmsijn
an interview- with a. representative
fire, but another >vas signed, read- sessing Jlqqor.
gradq; Mys. Mildyed McAlexand- McAllister 82,707,'
w,,,to ’Hflieve that iting so many cities. St. Louis has
of The Herald, that from hit'ob
inp:
•
er,
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, , Houston, second gTade; Miss Eliza
' l'c ,)uck tricts that I ever saw. I did not ed and on condition that my hus poslng r o o m of
•aid. tT“Tv1
that includes think it was so large a city.”
eral was a porter.
The Herald beth Shufflebarger, second grade.
of In the sections of tlie counfry he
Miss Edna
Chittendon, third
Planning tho trip as they jou r band, William Appleby Robinson, announced ■today thd immediate
visited and he predicted another
neyed,
the Wheelers visited Color gives up the seafaring profession, dismiss^]. of both men from its grade; Miss Ruth GiUon, third
I nni!r»l
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found
Urge,Influx o f visitor* this fall
and takes up -no ether Jhat will employment
um ijer „ f u u t o . ado Springs, Colq., Albuquerque, N,
grade; Mies. Marlon Appleby, th rd
Horiiiu.
At M., Montana, the famous Yoltow- take him away from home, to
grade; Mias Aline Chapman, third
?1
divide all monies coming to mo
grade; Miss Ruth McCanta. third
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*Tha people of the north with
from
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whatever,
share
Joseph
Mias Dorothy Stokas, third
, o f Patrick
The
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e r o w d e d other intervening points of inter
Whom I talked, do noi condemn
_slfied Columns
Let the
employe of th#
They did not visit Califor and share «U8 «, be to tpke half. Mu
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ie Russell, fourth
grsti
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struck by
les bus
A scale so delicate th at it will
L H a m m onds
boom
" q * ' ®c c ° r d i n g not c a r * to live In a large city un, “‘/he Dako- l e s a . l J t a d . to. ~ClUee rjoeo- theik
—
faaelnattata to rore
over 86,000 In population/!
Regulation
‘
‘Friend
(St.
Vans AgnewTpj
For Mandamus^
After Landis Ti
ExtenHive arguments
the alleged uncon.stitutioi
ity o f the legislative
creating tho Upper St. Jo)
River Navigation m
were made this m orninf :*]
County Attorney Gc
DeCottes in the mane
hearing before Judge
Wright here.
( ,
The act should provide tot f
taxpayer to be heard after the \
assessment has been made. ’
suid; the method of hoing. he
described, und nower being c<,
ferred upon iome constituted at
thority to hear the cumplAlnt. ;
"There is no machinery of t
kind provided in tho net,” h«.
dared in discussing hie* t\
ground of demurrer to the .
Ion of the navigation commit!
ers to compel the Seminole
ty Commissioners and A !e i _
Vaughn, county asnossor, to ...
ogniso the act.
" I t provides
"It
nrovidee for
f or a notlco tofc
ubtiar
published
in newspapern but na
Ing else. There must be
form of machinery
- 1*
. sott u
up."
Taxpayer Has No Redn
The taxpayer has no
after he g e t! the notice, the
ty attorney asserted. "tfheraU
provirion in the act for tha'.l
payer to appear before any
stituted, legislative
_
or Jt
authority to present his
plaint,” he declared.
Taxj
have nlwuys had the right it
pear before an equiulMtkm ’1
and make a cotnQlalnV
sessment of their prop
description, he added.
" ho
Although
he talked six
rFriday,
rlday and three hours this m at
ing. Mr. Decottea said he wot]
probably consume nil of th e’ i
teroon session in finishing tip I
pleadings.
He probably will lie followed |
Cary , j j , , Landis of DeLand,*
la •appearing at thn hearts
“Amici CurTao,” friend at^M
c ou rt.?*• *-.» , .
, Has Right To Advta* ,
Mr. Landis, while attorneys
the .Atlantia Coast Lino B a i l k
which utility has a personal iht
on*. In the outeomo of the cl
because of the taxation feattt
of th e .a c t, can advise the prest
ing judge, it is said, on elt*
sidu of tho case under conatde
lion.
*1
Attorneys frequently appear !
hearings iih “friends of tho rourit
although Jiersonally interested I
the outcome of the case. "He l
appear as ‘friend of the coui
Jpdg* Wright expluined "and
prom his views for either st
when ho is not e « P loycd. by g
parties to the suit, ’; f i e does
when ho rouresonts interests
are affected by the outcapK
the esse.”
The presiding judge does not
vito a lawyer to the court wit
thin standing,.^! was said, but
attorney han ie privilege to
pear.
Vana Agnew
Repnuentu
Af
-
P. A. Vana Agnew of W
Park, chief, counsel for the
trice commissioners, will
fort the iMteriiatlve w rit.o
damus a fte r Mr. Landis hat ....
mi, it w as Indicated this sftome
Mr. - Vans Agnew filed the
of mandamus lart month*.- at
the Hsmioole County coromlsMt
era had refused to carry ant'd
duties of the act, Tho Cot
k this step
„
„ I s-g a n a l bet*
JM irtJ. J l i t e r , negr 'il___
«nd the IndUn. River, near 1
ville, which. wolud oatablisl
inland waterway between
a o d J a c k s o n vllio^ 1
Yowell Predicts B ig Winter This Yi
With Another L arg e In fltix O f Yis
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every h0
tgwtsssrti
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New Hudsons IThe SartorJ Hera
STRENGTH - flKRVICE - PROGRESS
“0. K.” Day Is Coining
N O W S H O W IN G
T h e Super'Six Qreatly Improved
in Chassis and Neiv Bodies
T h e s e b ea u tifu l n ew I i nelsons— th e Sed an,
Brougham and tlie Crouch nvershadow all the
l^reat Super-Sixes of the past. New bodies—new
colors— new beauty, perform ance and com fort.
liach is m ore striking anil distinctive in appear
ance. batch is a trium ph of body quality, com fort
and price advantage. Kach is m echanically at the
height of its value and reliability.
.
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Nettleton
Men's I’im* Shoes Ivm IuhIvelv
Here’s one of the best styles we’ve
seen in years.
We've other styles of rnnrjto, plenty of them,
hut ho many of the young fellows have lukuii
For m ore than 11 years the patented Super-Six
principle has given outstanding perform ance and
reliability to over 850,000 owners.
T h is long experience and vast production have
brought about not only a much finer ear in
every particular, but also have resulted in eco n o
mies of m anufacture and distribution th at give
am azing price and value.
T h ese new Hudsons are com m and ing a greater
a tten tio n than any preceding model because they
far excel any previous achievem ent of our history.
8tmmlard Equipment Included Automatic U'inddiU ld Cleaner,
R e a r-V ie w Mirror, Trunjtnisfion Lock (built-in). Radiator
S h u ll c r * . M o lo -M eier, C m n b in acio n Stop u n d T a l l L ig h t.
literally more im portant than any other
development since Cadillac introduced
the 90-degree eight-cylinder motor.
f ° re attem p ted. Chulillac today establishes ita«j
new, high plane of skill and servicel
H ere is an achievement in individualized
cprvii-f fr*
.. .1
. . . , uua /et*
befure h
.C l'U >UJ ers w ,,c h has never
een .ipproac icd, and which only
usc inevitably add to t he puWicr
th at has rewarded Cadillac, in
12 m onths, with the greatest su
the history of fine car manufactur
The COACH - . - *1195
The BROUGHAM $1495
It’s irresistalile.
LThe 7'Passenger SEDAN
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u fr,
-
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$1595
F . O . B . D e t r o i t , P J u j W a r lix e ite T a x
N I
A. Y , D* (At Your Door) Prices Below
KO-%
Five Hundred Color and Upholstery Combinations, many Exclusive to CADI
ard models, the distinguished
custom -built series, and the fintj
most luxurious exclusive creatij
Fleetwood— surpasses anything el
You’ll he just like
‘Men like lo say they wear (hem’
Cadillac How Offers SO ‘Body Styles and
by one m anufacturer, Cadillac offers five
hundred body color combinations and an
unexampled range of upholstery selections. Here is a manufacturing advance
U ’fl made of full grained tan eulf. Once you’ve
the othera.
•here have been many golden periods in C adillac’s quarter
century of pre-eminence among the fine cars o f the world—
but never a time when Cadillac was so unmistakably the
Standard ol the World as now. How com pletely Cadillac
dominates the high-priced field is conclusively proven hy
C *>diliac s unprecedented gain in the past 12 months' sales
of 8 7 .5 % over the preceding year.
*
Cadillac is today able tooffer. Th
plete Cadillac line— including the]
in f^iouling ubout it ourselvea.
Ay
Greatest
Success
in a Quarter Centuryof
In combination with the widest selection
of body types and styles ever presented
lo thu “Duckmiliinler" that we’ve no hesilaliou
Been it—you’ll have to have it.
CM
The CO A CH *0000
The BRO UG H AM f
T h e 7'P assen g er SEDAN r ’
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Go! cleh rod
Church services Sundoy will bo
— ------------ i held ns follows: Sunday school at
The Misses Dorothy and Mary ! U o'clock, D. I* Douglas miperinEHzabvth Sears of Jersey City. N. ! tenden^; preaching services nt 4
j , , are the attractive house guests o'clock. Rev. U. E. Reid, pastor,
of their cousin, Miss (icorgin Mob Prayer serviees will !«• held1 _ «'
VI*Ml11*5.
evening.
ley at her home on Oak Avenue. 7:.'I0 o’clock, WednesdayV k
The Misses Sears are being ex A missionary meeting will be he’d
tensively entertained during their at 4 o’clock, Thursday ; fteit.oon.
visit here.
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Considerable dnnui'To was iuibMrs. Franklin D. Hardaway " ( ' o i l j„ this vidnifv recent
b’, the
Orlando is spending the week end j wind nrnl min -tone
Hup' tri-es
here with Her parents Mr and Mrs were *blown
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*trees bad
down,
fruit
Harry J . Wilson an Ninth Street
their hinnehes j.pli* off and roots
wine partially destroyed.
II. C
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Newberry of Parke i ’s reside in e wa ■ , in mag id,
Kllnville, tia., arrived in Sanford t he roof being enliii ly blown off
Friday for an indefinite stay and during Hie night.
ure stopping at the Si
Mir- I evon Tanner is siu'iiiliug
I,. S. T i bb a l s of St. I.- '.i,■■■, Mn , a nnuitb with idatives m Tampii.
1 R obert J . Holly returned
day afternoon from
where she went to s c
hem e her daughters the
and Mildred Holly,
Holly having attended
school a t Florida State
fo r Women.
MacDonald
and
Kill
Thursday afternoon
o otl business.
N. C, Peterson nnd rhilBaturday morning for
k where they will visit
L. W. Smith for n short
Hjwnt tiie day l u r e
[''inlay trains
,>Qa„ la the guest of her un a c t i ng business, and was a guest
i-ft. Phillips, and Miss Marion a t the Valdez.
a t their home on Park
J . K. Driver of Kosbmll. was
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I in Sanford. Friday atl. odiog to
ft gild Mr*. J . H. I>awson titnl ktimni'M, and was regi-timd at tinrfatcr, Dorothea, returned home , Valdez
“ **4ty*ning from
Atlanta, j
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•+Ule and Valdoxta, (in., ( o
,.()rL, (, ,\j.
George
M. O’Hrien.
O’Hrien, „! Miami
they Spent aoveral w eeks; neneh,
was among the im-im--.
eaeb, w
'.Vt->W, r*
visitors in the city on Fiidny.
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X. ft. McCracken and son.
My. anil Mrs. Nathan Garner
> y left tho first of the week and Miss .Marguerite Garner are
'A tlanta, Hr., where they will visiting at Minim as the guests of
I taw eral weeks.
Mrs. VVirlemao f ’nldwill anil M iHarry Ihiumrr.
and Mrs. E. R, Robert son and
Wilbur of Tennessee arrived
Miss Fllcli liny and Mrs \l;ii;
Thursday anti are the house Nicklef let! Naloiilnv for W a t'
of Mr. anti Mrs. Victor Rob ingtoo, I*. ("., Ni w York nod ■■>t •i
I points of mterc-.l in I lie Ko-t
&
Vnd Mrs. F. Burger, Miss
Rutger and Ed llnhn ^ ‘>f
Ind., will arrive Sat
afternoon to he the guests
, and Mrs. L. P. Houston.
i And Mrs. J . M. Wallace nnd
bona# iKuesta, Mm. Grady
and Mm. Mary Biahop of
. leave Sunday in their cur
tour of the F,a*t Const. They
to he away about a week,
j
-r |, ] nnntiH ha- rcloiiicd imoie
1 froni Augusta, (in., when to ha»
iici'n visiting Ins .laughter.
Arthur Buzzard.
j
j
Mr
Mr. and Mrs. II (,. Move, who
have been tbu guests of I heir sons,
M. E. Moye and J . M. Move and
J M. Moye for the po-l week, re
turned to (hen b"iin- I' robiy
to
pent
» . M. Kelly of Miami, is Mpend- I tin- duv in Hie go. i of Mrs. |>
a abort tim e in the city attend- ' f . Rowland,
to bualneaa and in a guest nl I
tV a ld « .
I Mr. and Mrs. 1». I', Cntncl of
I 1'mnpn 'pent the day here I Inn
L. Murphv
iy of
or Plant
Plniit City, was ilay as the guests of'M r and Mr
lrteae visitor
in
the city F ri N. II. ,iii ucr on
lit
.............................
Park A vemir.
end wan regiatered at tho Mrs Cor rad I will be I'ciiiciolnrcil
lfl.
heri as Miss V irgin ia Smilli.
..- s.
Mrs. Alice Pei, r-
......
j Orlando Thursday where she
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Lo uis Pelt i way of Brook w il l" ,
Fl a, , was liiue
Inst
week,
the
guest of K I ( "on.
He operalerf
a t urpe nt mi -lill ileri1 JO y e a r ’
ago.
Colistnie: inn " f the rock lied ill
the new Maltlund-Goldentod road
is Heating >ionpletion, and will
soon Is* i early for tin asnbt.lt.
Mr. anil M>v H. Townsfiid are
I raveling In auto from Illinois
anil e V|ir, i
A p g lo
t
re.m h
her. '
i i lmut
Mr. , ,1 U<
W II. lb.
■1 1 1 I tn bn*!!.
une .Sun.I'. .
Grim,do
s . i; 11.u 11
Mi
I 11•11 and A.ary <)mh -li
atul A mli
' ll.il o f Xl'l |W'liuil V"
i!d l a 1 lin
f. Mo k i n
""ini' of Mr
' iindiiv.
nnd Mt
ROBBER ESCAPES U.S.Consul V 3
NOTORIOUS BANK
I’ ROM OFFICIALS
Vilj
Rescm* Kfforts Made
To Get Five In Mine
San Juan Garage Company
Mrs Gi'ifl-ge Park, r Im-- ictunii'd home 11 "Mi the Ori nge General
Ilospit.il wilin' -lie h:»- been tak-i
In v ites Y ou to A tte n d th e F ir§ i Show ing
Mils 11cat nieii'
Mr i nii M>
11. Rouse a ml
fitniiIv "f I lin■ri Pink were gueitof Mr I 'iuiis A nther . I ucsih v
Mr
ml Mi
tr
.
Musi* at tho preaching services
Society maintains k Iron
reading roonr, 517 F irst National in charge of Mrs. Victor Ilobm
Unprovoked In i
Sob. <
Bank building, where the Klble and son. new * ho.r direc or
all authorized Christian Science the nn.ining service by Mrs I, '
Manchurian
F I R S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH
^
literature may he read, borrowed, ertflon.
Bible School, »:45 o'clock.
or purchased. Open Wdenesunys i
MEXICO t’lTY i
(Continued from Page I)
i n t f r n a I i o n a L M IM E
Communion and sermon,
11 and Saturdays from 3 to f> p. m. j
The
impasse in t f c j j
Orlando
attorney,
and
two
prison
ST I |)KM S ASStM’l AT ION
o’clock.
.
?
All are welcome to our services ,
eween m e g o v e r n ^
guards.
.
Christian Endeavor. 7 O'clock.
Meets r , ' i v Sumhiy in Hi*' Cm
and to make use of the reading!
< a t hol i c ( hurch in u , . . "
S100 Rew ard Is Offered
Illustrated
lecture
i Hull
v pork Avenue, : -i follow
" *v‘* ,v
'
7<jn South
’
room.
solved through t h . * * * 01
T A L L A H A S S E E , An,;. 7. lA’t America and *«ng 8 ,®f*
,,
rijhle study in "The
Divine
t he new Congress
\
rew.ir.o,
M
i
r
was
|
os
U
m
I
by
o’clock. One hundred beautifully
HOLY CROSS CHURCH.
Ill 111 o’clock.
* I,.. |,risoii bureau today tor the S*’PL 1 of religk,Q| (
■olored slides will lie ujed in the
Tenth Sunday after Trinity.
Study in the new book " I •<*J ‘' '
, iptori' of Joe T r a c y , "shaped life- less drastic than th0 *h«
service— very much worth while.
Holy Commiiniiin, 7:40 oVIm k.
ain't*.*' k " 1b” k.
v
The amount • probably into efect a w,.ek
Church School, it: to o’clock.
m il lie i Ticreused bv the governor
1ST P R E SB Y T E R IA N CHURCH Morning Prayer mind Seromn, 11
li“" " «
MEETING IN POSTPONED
mi (ns ret urn from Wyoming toSunday Services:
o'clock
1 The regular meeting of < in I,' IIinlToW.
. ,,A^ ' Nl“ tii>" " f fhr rtliri
A cordial inviatimi is , \tended Five of the Metbodl-t Chun's
Sunday School. 10:4b.
O fficials here are without liny ject is expected to u
to any who may wish to join in which wji- scheduled
Morning Worship, 11:00.
have boco
f i rs t t hi ngs taken „p £
ulurs of the est iiiie and could_ ( ongres .
any of these services.
Christian Endeavor, 7:00.
l t tmiy rp 7
hold Mon i-fiiv ilftcrii"oii has been port O;iv
win ther the p a rly ren .vEvening Worship, 8:00.
postponed until
Aug
I
I he
r,‘f " r'»Mi„n ‘
bunds, -aid
to have
bee n I
Morning worship, 11 o'clock will
F IR S T B A P T IST CHURCH
l,buc and lime will be ■'ri'ooiiii <■.
hi tiie
E v e r •- 'i,'"t ( " 1,''s r,,gulations
be in charge of mir laymen. H J .
Sunday si hmd, 1*:B0 o’clock.
C.O Ill'll I■ Traci
test
bet
weep
t)„. p ■
Inter.
Lehman will preside. Short talks | Morning worship nnd •sermon, ] t i
gbulc
, . _ __
,r
,
. | Uohgress on tl„. suhi-*”
will Ik* made by S. R. Dighton and ; n'cidck. Subject: “Approaching a
The ifov.'Niors office lias wired passage of mlidcr
1
P. B. Smith. A chorus of young ! Great Crisis.”
n Ptl»l
Sopcioil cod' ot HI itch ol t he state I
people will lead the singing assist
Young people's Unions, *!■ U*
|ii,-.i nut Laifiotl fur fol details of
M rs. Wilson
eil by Mrs. T. c. Loveless.
o'clock.
I lie t rip and cM.ape.
Evening worship, 8 o’clock, will
Evening worship and sermon, 8
K nglan d For V
lie in rhtrge of the Park Lake o'clock.
Subject:
“A Momwvlli
U
1
U
K
7
Kcportc.l
lli.lmg
Near
St.
Cloud
1
S O U T H A M P T O N , Kn,
Preshyterian Clioreh laymen of Or- ride With an Unredeemable His 'IOC
j
Ill'll
w re
wol'KIlig this
porno
*.
_
Aug.,
larulo. The men’s ehnruH will lead tory."
m oinin e
n a d i five miners ch I t t R L A N i m , 1'lit , Aug. i. id >
Soil widow n|
WJr 11
the music.
| Wednesday evening
suhjrit: Uni,111 III T111* shaft of tiie Hlld- |
|,,ny ilistaine tclepiinlle tnesarrived
today
„n
((,e
Everyone is invited to worshiti 1‘‘Climbing Mountains in Kunimei,” !, sun Zinc CoTiipmiy’s mine near
from St, Cloud, the AsMociatfrom Now York. She
here During the pastor's vaentinn !B to H: la o'clock. Normal cour ■■■ | l„ .r(,
| cd Press here was informed today
coine to Englnml („ rp.,
(lie men of the church will provide; for officers and tcncliiirj 8 ; tr, to
punip *./ of the mine -loift c m - | that l"C T r a c y . coiivu ted bank roborder to make tluu ,,„,sjb;
sneakers for i ll regular services.
D:U> o'clink.
ijn ii'd all night and this morning j
M iv m g a life-term for the i
Visitors and citizens are ••ordiiil- l h (. | | S | . ,,t i . I rill to penetrate tie murder of a negro taxicab driver, not divulge her |>|nn, h
’’Liy in Ungland
CHRISTIAN SCIEN C E SO C IETY lv invited.
i a till in the shaft was being ‘‘on- who escaped from guards .vaster- 1 i" l "
weeks before lenvi„K fl
Christian S. icnce services are
sid< I’cd
Till l-e Were III) mdicn day m SI. Cloud while being re- tinent.
belli every Sunday morning nt the F I R S ’! METHODIST ( 111 RC1!
I 0 ins I ha* the w 0 lo r- were neat I u i ic'd from the Ever gl ades where
Mrs. \\ ils.iu was ai-cotn
U’limim’s t tub. Hak Avenue near
Si i nd. i v Sehonl, !•:-40 o’clock. It
(.i, bail .n i " m p ' l ’ileit i dl i i j ' i s to
t lie 1inf>i -"'id til' '■
l iiitcndcrif
Third Street at II o’clock. Sunday \ U n <111k ■
-bow i In in tin
biding
place of l n r In other. It. \v j y
Washi ngt on
It ,l;i<
I 'real Ini n1r s e n ices, II o 'i Ini li
School at in o’llni'k. Subject for
-lob'll hmi,I- mid
1"' valued at
Mi, mn o Janie ■ I 111, <"Oil they si,j|n | ((, , t|1(,v ]/fo
In, k
I niiiori o w. *‘S pi nt
and '
.
|
]
o.ooo
w
a
ci
:
--U
ted
i
be
hido t, Mto
nl part
im 11
Wednesday evening
services
Few 'ii L eague meet ings
iM.> ;n i i inliei i \
wamp. "ii tbe Engl and. Scotlaml ;o„| y,
b p " '
li,.- viiting-.,'
1Ml
would go I I .cut M, t„
which un hub' ii'stimonies of Chris o’, III, I
.,
11
I.
,
f
A
l
l
.
c
a
1'
i l.ak". near
in I I ■'.i
|ti w .1 ti
Will Id
r meeting, Wedlle d.i;
• ession of till- I ,-umt. uf
r in pi Sci.'oie loalirig are held at 7
: In . -y
Hull V nc v e i l ' ig
<"Illicit
11ii k
i, YliJi k.
Mr nt«l Mi
Harry t ’a-; i t and
brol tu-i lliiibw t ns|icr mill Mi
nrnl Mrs J 1111 peck a,.d family of
Orlnndo were guests of Mr. and
Mrs M \\ md.i, Sunday aftcriiooii
T i n 'm la 1
, ( -i
1to- < hi "lin.i
a wav until »h
m
o f th e S tu d eb ak er C u sto m Sedans
S, 111 I .111 lift
II.". "1 ’ l l " t (III! ugl,
I her i-i nc, l t ii be
i ir-i of t iclober
Monday, August 9th
Onborne Willinms returned j
Friday morning from Talla- ;
w here she hua been tench! a t tha Hummer school at F. N. [
Mlaaen Mae ami Mildred
returned home Saturday
UTallahassee where they have
attending dummer school.
fit!
Hide Robson leaves Sunday
Jacksonville whore he will
Week as the guest of llnh
lira. J . N. ltobsim and her
T H E T R A IN E D MAN W IN S
ther, Mrs. A. H. Breeden of I
The Georgia Military (lollego will train your liny in right thinking
srtestnn N.
who are spend
rttit the aummer at Duytonn Bench, and right conduct. Discipline anno and wholesome, developing Gif’
vlaltors in Sanford on Friday. ipirit of tniUutlvo and anlf-rutianco.
Ideal living condltiona; modern Imrrarks; iidei|tml<'ly euuippei)
and Mrs. George W. Knight, taborutoriea. Trained nnd experienced instructors. Athletics directed
Knight and J. 11. by competent conches. Army officer on detail. Complete rnuipmeni
1 Mlaa Elizabeth
Ell
Hintem iater formed a congenial for two years' course in Wood Work nnd Sheet McLal Work. Rates |4<lfb
n,
otoring to rDaytona Reach Full term opens Septendier 7Ut. Address
, ttarty motoring
Tburadiay afternoon.
EDWARD T. HOLMES. A..M* L L J J ,
’ MilledgevUle, Gai
’
sMjM
•i-.hTs
k .
as.
ii
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fri
1111
A
c
Studebaker
Sta n d a rd S ix
CuStom Sedan
'j
a »• ■
tl1
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..
f u w ! vV:lv
i///iLnntW)
' ;
Ari1! V
C- '1
J b r E c o n o m ic a l T ra n sp o rta tio n
1^
*
fq u if.
T 385 v
BIgSixCufloni Bcoo^bsm $iy8.
The Prciidcni, j Iljg Six
Cuftoni Sejm (ftrnam),
brusdcliith or Chase
Mohjir upholftcry . .
I
;V
NtY-Jf ill vrrHiUdD^f
bumper -i ikI iRimjicfrtxaJ
h e n nuiit-itnr
j;iu£c (’ii (hr Jiih. con
ltK.lt, oil (Jeer rin] of |
aatom at a wiCilshiclJ
aulofiut.t vp.uk o*8
viiiiin mirror, uni l*
bca-l!i i;1i i v. lontrulltj
Uctiiug wheel
Prim j c k laflrry,
full
hi i uktih
4 -n hnt krikn
mJ
-
NewLow Prices
1 >
5
I p O R the first time in an automobile o ife m o m k iil proJ T dudtion, these Studebaker Custom Sedans duplicate the
master creations of cuStom design!
Swung low in the body—close-hauled in the coachw ork
— fleet and flowing in their lines—resplendent with the
lacquered loveliness of duotonc color schemes— and replete
w ith every detail o f co rred cuSlom treatment, from broadlace trim, Butler finish hardware and Chase M ohair in
teriors to the silvered figure of Atalanta poised on the
radiator.
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P;..v
j(C&4nO m dp)foJkJUxLM ickfyi*
K'v '
>
C h ev ro let track s have
won worldwide acceptonce on the basis of low
first costf low operating
costand slow depreciation.
This spectacularly growIng popularity has made
p
P/%
GKM'.‘. •,
f
necessary a greatly in
creased production.— the
economies of which are
now being passed on to
Chevrolet truck buyers in
the form of a drastic price
reduction.
These Custom Sedans combine the lines th at appeal to a
woman with the Stamina th at appeals to a man— add cus
tom refinements to the ruggedness of Studebaker perform
- - ‘r - —------ —
ative—offer disc wheels and four-wheel brakes— reaffirm
the inflexible Standards of Studebaker qu ality— and invoke
anew the great Srudchaker tradition of making good with tbt
public by continually nuking bet n r in the plant!
I hey are the latest examples of the Studebaker policy of
progressive betterments, lo the smoothness and power of
the quiet StudehrtLer L liead m otor is added the custom
S} mine try of lint an.! treatment th at would be absolutely
impossible, a t’ the Studebaker price, w ithout Studebaker
One-Profit facilities.
1 bese Studebaker Custom Sedans arc now on view at our
( isplay rooms. \ ou are invited to come in and see them.
,
U fo rid s h r . r s s t B r ic e d G e a r s h i f t T r u c k s
k ite - H i^ h ley m an , In c .
Sanford Avenue at 10th Street
Phone 708
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nee
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i
�STRESSES
blighting
HOME
;; _ J V
net Of Inter*
Start With SeOf Ri^ht Ughtiro. H I* Haid
j —‘ ■
arJ plming »nori-
l uii|Hirtnii<,i‘ «»• lirol'-
|0 the house, naortlKlfdrii Ccmi'iiny
The importance of illumination , uno, they
must In- su fficiently' permanently to retain the colors
of tho proper strength ami iliffnsion hnw been pointed out by eye uecorative in color and design t.» j that aro applied to it. This metal
xpccinliatR. Home beautification
< soim t uni, to the attractiveness t has the added a d v an tag e of ho
columns in newspapers and maga of the room cs a whole. They ing a t t r u c t ^ l y silvery in color
zines hnve brought attention to the should have a real decorative
and light in weight.
importance of sufficient and suit
able homo lighting: equipment. It value, according tu Randall Elec
has l>een declared, that improve tric Co.
ment in the appearance of the
Manufacturers of lighting fix
home must necesarily start with tures have met each artistic dotin- selection of proper lighting fix
tUXcs.
Lighting fitments serve a double ployed, so that unusual effects
FRANKFORT, Ky., Aug. 7— (VP)
purpose
F or a few hours each might be attained. The use of
aluminum makes possible difficult
evening they are lighted and must color schemes. The adaptability of —Primary contests an eight of
Kentucky's 11 congressional dis
Ik1 the means of showing the room aluminum hcccuse of
its m>n- tricts were held today.
Sixteen
it Republicans sought nomination in
to best advantage. Th‘*re must be corrosivo character enables
plenty of light. During Llio day
- r-:— r m
when these fitments are not in
■w
New1n
Primary Contests Are
............ Being Held Today In
r ^ r r : 8 Kentu<*y Districts
^
Ilmt itil a I(vi
3
I’honc 48
5
l i s t e n
vNT H E
\k best
YOUR.
The industry, lompelitself,
-T H B
has
UPON
F A h A lL T
Co
b o o k
, j o
G K OL/TH o f
GIVE US A TRIAL
3
Products Co.
IT S dependable because it has stood I he lest of
time. Under every conceivable condition lias our
Lumber been used and in every instance hits I he
report been a favorable one. For that reason
builders everywhere like to use it.
for
Hi-Test
..v
> V
B u ild in g
Tile
Security Lumber Go., Inc.
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________________________
Concrete Roofing Tile—Wasters Buildera Coloring—Expansion 'Joint Matcriul—Concfetpf ih all'
Forms.
1
^
Corner Maple and 6th Streets
E. Compten, Mgr.
I
e
Phone 797
>t h and Maple
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v
’
> jo
y . 7 * •■
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placing
your
w w
ADD TO
- *
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h
building materials, lie
the best
'
[
C T T T E N 5 . W IL L,
on the quality of our
*ure of
f
■ a
u n t r y 's
?
l|
Phon. i f a & M
-
IT S - H A R P W D R K In £
1 3 U I L P I N 6
STREN G TH
been unable to improve
'T h i s
'F O T U R B
I Q M E
with
Gas — Oils — Anvsswrlcs
■
Phone 420-W
t o
•
••“'•AT
ELECTRIC CO.
p E P E N P S
ing
BENHAM & TURNER AUTO E U ( _
COMPANY
j f r F«on6Mimnrdn»p6rismw>
B. McCALL, JR.
sure of
OPEN FOR BUSINESS AUG. 5, IMS ~
821) W. First St. Sanford.
tillv Riven. Consult us before
wiring.
XI5 Park Ave.
rhe toll mi tin- word 'please/ in
telegrams s,.T,i
this country,
amounts to .H'U'OO.OOO a year.
Service «ock on nil mnkes of cara. Generator, Starter and
Lighting Repairing. Ilatterles charged and repaired.
Radiators Soldered
S E M IN O L E !
[
»dBuilding & Loan Association
ilu 'c rl
A modienl trentise 100 years old,
Kgyptiaris. . believe the
found recently in Strnrsburg, Ger brings luck, - and one of the*!
many, classifies as bruin food:
OlIM taught Children la t6.jg
fried fowl, fresh poached eggs leXM
(not boiled, fried or scrambled), intently upon every crocodile
apples, quince, hazelnuts nnd red they nre fortunate enough to t
across.
.its " * * '.' U ’J f
wme.
lelUnriber
Lighting
POWER
Heating
AGQMTORTABLE
TUTUT
trict for the office left vacant by
the retirement of Hen Johnson a f
ter twenty years in congress.
Mrs. John W. Langley, wife of
the former congressman from the
Tenth district, was oposed by A.
.1. Kirk for the Republican nomi
nation in the Tenth district.
3
All Phases of Electrical Work
[not the luxurious thought of a com1)1e future appeal to you? The trifIsacrifices necessary now will quick
ie when you become the proud poshof your home.
six districts and nine Democrats m
three districts.
H. F. Greta. W. Voris Gregory
•and State Senator Garth K. F e r
guson, sought to succeed Allien \V.
Rnrkley, Democratic nominee for
the senate, as the representative of
the First district.
.Judge Deary Moorman, ,f.T. Vin
son itndd Frank Daugherty, state
«ttorney general, wagetT h threecormred fight in the Fourth dis
SXV
p M -P '
by
,t • -w
p
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orders
* I
with us.
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ft North Laurel Ave.
Phone 763
in Chevxolet Hi
F.rery day should be Father’s and Mother’s Day In America.
For the atrenglh of America is In Ita mttl and women who
- have saertflced t»nd eeuuumued to give their children e v e r r chuncc for happiness.
C IT Y
America’a amazing development has been brought about by
the unceasing, uncomplaining effort of each generation to give
its children better education and better homes.
iber&SupplyCo.
s a 'S K )
Koch of the rver-increaaing number of successful homes la
■ monument to the unselfish labor of America's fathers and
mothers.
the
In to
field
of
ri,|Mi |OK THE
BU ILD ER — LET
lo w -p rice d
ly t h e v e l v e t a c c e l e r a t i o n a n d
freedom f r o m h i g h s p e e d v i b r a
reason * fo r th e b u y in g o f m u l
tip le-cy lin d er ca r*.
u n c o n s c i o u s o f e v e n t h e aUl
1
been
,
th e
b ig
C k m ttU O n b
.
est ro u g h n ess in th e ro ad * T o i l
a h ill in
th e
*49S
a
c a n in tn e im o o *
m o to r
tu rn in g so e*aily t h a t y o u
^
IT on T n fck
are
sm o o th n e ss th a t
s c a r c e ly a w a r e o f it* o p e r a t i o n .
Y o u c a n in th e s m o o t h C k c v r o U tI
A
Im a g in e ru sh in g f r o m
m ile *
an
h o u r
tk k *
te n
10 to 3 0
b efo re
y o u r
tim e *— w ith
n ever a *em b lan o rf> f la b o r o n
w o rld to C h cv ro lefc
see a n d d riv e th e c a ?
com e
p rep a r ed
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t i f i c m e t h o d o f s e w a g e disposal Ydr S a n f o r d would he h u g e . I
T h e H e ra ld is a ls o well a w a r e t h a t i t is m a k in g i t s e l f e x knfotxl. rio rid a, un.irr a , t „r ’ irc m t'ly o ln io x io u s to a few S a n f o r d people w ith its " h a r p 1 . JB97
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Id
WHIta.r nax, Wnnaaua-,- 1MK
on t h e s u b j e c t .
un 1m : s u n j « i . i .
Hut T h e H e r a ld h as no idea o f drop-
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Far Off?
Never Mind.
$') A Prescription.
Thr Animals Wilhin Us.
Troubles In Mexico.
BY AltTIH i: HR.HHANK
M‘»prrlKi>< orjn, i.y Slur C».|
({(I V E I t N M E N T
authorities
( juST-fiuW.dKaW. WWjrAl4AG6^X)
\ p t t e LlVlWG IH . VJMW A
G A M E L Y ? P IP , YOU CAM ZO. W «A
u n c o l m B e c a m e ,Yo u c a k B e c o m e .
ill
Kdiolr 1 p in g t h e s u h je e t until so m e o n e h a s provided a w a j to i e m twenty-seven doctors, thirty . I
- t“*—1— 1------------------------ : edv t h e s i t u a t io n .
•
two druggists
urescrm
ttfttirT to * IIAVKK
I
n«»rtor.H wild v\nisK<y prijunpj f o o ; »i* M«niihn-n
M o n e y - r u s t is a lw a y s s o m e t h i n g t h e pro]>Ji* c a n nuclei - ^III|S to druifKist* ,l! * r> each. Kv-
'id x fti
a ® .K;.um l, U w «*l»*"U«i»i‘ »U.hI «ut Ilk, Hob « M«, w.rl i n g a populace in to a c t s foe s e i f - p r o t e c t i o n
that
are
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I re -
some doctor* sell n whole book as
..AM,^ 5S.r.:i,i|U
..... , - onlly v.mlly m m ,«lly Hum the raah-aMhy that haa
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JS? Si
„ h,,,,!;.
The druggists sold $20 j
terrifi«*(l t h e m .
.
worth of whiskey to a prescription, i
W h en so rm C p e o p le a re told t h a t p ro p er d isp o sa l o f S a il - ! This prescription business m
..... .......... ...............
notices Of cnieita111rn«
__ rgaift l r « mml*- « III >•*'
(.'regular ndvi-itlniiiK «(••>■"
ford 's s e w a g e would cost a lot o f m on ey t h e y im m e d i a t e l y
AtMIHIXTIO PltKSS
' >■*<•( n«- w ith d r a w a n y c o m p l a in ts a g a i n s t disposal t h a t t h e y know
rjll^ A e ^ o C III t*iY I’l e ss Is
•m ilted III ljle use for
A / t a V A ' i T r f ;i.'t ;e w s <iis lint •■ties j )L.| fectly well is liiirm ftil to S a n f o r d , and will hue time ill}£*■ i**ifows 1!>•a•a»Vir<1 ‘imrci'i,'"' ai*i IiT eiisirigly h a r m f u l as S a n f o r d 's pop ulation g r o w s .
S s s u i
sun,
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k . » . T w h a t ..
la r m e a n s
lin t w h en il t o m e s to t h e in t a n g ib le v a lu e s , th e
■SATURDAY. At (»U81 7. I»2ti
u n m e a s u r e d v a lu e s, th e y c a n n o t g r a s p th e p r o b le m at all.
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■a ■"Owlaaawalm* pool, lent. Ia r.oirta.
Mr.
He-Asano-wOtiH of hiaII ill vi* lira
■, gram—kanara hti.rla. j.|..irl
■nrlit lunasr*.
r^-yaafensl.itt of afrrrt |..i >Oik l<r»lirniaa,
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M, '
nrnunB laakr Mamma-.
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B I B L E V E R 8 K FOR TODAY
j A G R E A T COMMAND “Uav.
o*^tT companded thee? Be strong
or“ -a " fnufl rourage; 1lie
no not
n
d, pd lhcr he thou dtsmaye■d
-thy,God is with .......
for the
thoif goest." .los I :b.
jifttheri
i-Ifo ro Am I, I .old,
tt
T H E MAD IK x;
people alt, of every sort,
Givo «ar- unto my song,
?And tf you Gnd it wondrous eliort,
I t cannot hold you hmg.
T o ld t h a t Sun D m l 's h e a l t h f illn e ss will be je o p a r d iz e d if the
h ike w a t e r beet nies polluleil, t h e y a r e not a la r m e d .
Il is
only w h en th«\v c a n be m ad e to s e e th at h e a l t h f u l n e s s , too,
h a s a m oney v a lu e th a t t h e y c a n b e b ro u g h t to e x a m i n e th e
w e ig h t o f a r g u m e n t s fo r a d i f f e r e d so lu tio n o f t h e c i t y ’s
s e w a g e disposal.
Nnppnsu 1 lieu, lo Mich people, T h e Herald p r e s e n t s a pic
l u r e like t h i s : S o m e dav tin re will lie a long sp e ll o f dry
w e a t h e r in H o n d a
S o m e dav L a k e M onroe will r e a c h a
low w a t e r s t a g e
At th a t tim e S a n t o n l <an e x p e c t s o m e .o il
o f h o rrib le e p id e m ic , all I au ae il is D'l'bdi e n o u g h In dum p
filth in to th e lak e been u->e it is con \• n idi I iy n e a r .
From
su ch an ep id e m ic would com e m a n y deal Its. F r o m il would
cotne m u c h loss o f li m e for w a g e - e a r n e r s . Out o f it would
Come a b lot on S a n f o r d 's r e p u t a t i o n that only long y e a r s ul
w ell-d oing could o b li te r a te .
T h e H e ra ld would even feel s a f e in a s s e r t i n g th a t one
e p id e m ic c a u s e d by t h e p ollu tion o f L a k e M o n ro e would
c o s t t h e t a x p a o i s o f S a n f o r d m o r e th a n would t h e b u ild in g
lie s e w a g e d is p o sa l p l a n t '.
nt t w e n t y m h i
Itelie\ ing M .,n i s e r v e th e people of S a n f o r d in no b e t t e r
|c a u s e t h a n in p u b lic ity th a t m ig h t lead lo an im p r o v e m e n t
in t h e c i t y ’s s e w a g e d isp o sal m e th o d , t h i s n e w s p a p e r in t e n d s
to ask a g a in and a g a in for f a v o r a b le ac tio n on t h e m a t t e r
Jo n t h e part o f S a n f o r d 's eitv c o m m is s io n e r i L i v e us a d e a n la k e at S a n f o r d 's front door.
1
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SI ill inliarv
H " Slalionarv
!» " Osrillaliiu;
I’hiitingniphs and
Riuliiitor ovnaiio ntv
Miir-iciil inxtrnmi'tiu
" ^ " ‘^ n h S i S , * "i’s'
|inifjtnhlr. itltiiough not yot cxactiy practical.
;
,,,
h
can prove
inw..,
lower an im als
in physical makeinclude.
up.
They m certain ly inrhnlcil
THE NOVEL'
SHOP
in our spiritual machinery.
One
laity calls another a viper, one child
calks another a pig.
[
III character we are as f a r apart
ns hyenas and white ruhhit*.
7M1 N;,nfi>n| \,t
Si l l l f ratal.
p n g I N S T A N C E , liftJa tim m y :
Mills
worked
in the
episcopal
BIG REIHIfTI
church in N‘ w Itnmswick (tint had
for pastor i In Reverend Edward
Wheel, r II.Ill
'Aj «
Tin |{<w i H ml Hull
knew Mi Mill-, tun w, II
I’tiey
Were hot
t alilion , and w h- o ttley met under
the inilmppl. lie, -omebndy m ar
atel'ed Item
L il li , .liinini Mill- lost liis wife,
wteiin he Ilk, ,1 ami now he cooks
f„ r I lie itnkiieii.
But he says, I
"I aioii'i know who did it, tint, who
evet il was, t don’t want him or her
killed
The only thing that hurts
tnv feelings
i- that
Mrs.
Mall
'doesn't speak lo me any more."
ns
kv
A'
GOODYEAR 1
I ,c l
us tep air mur
Kockvy 'I'iro s(
/\Mi
Kl l l l d S
!
n, 111, '.line , a lam it V
.
W e c u r r y a lull |m,..
p r i c e s b e f o r e >nu |mN
;
Iln W D I F F E R E N T
from
the
m, u'ul attitude of the murderer ur
Imtitdei'e-. that killed the cle rgy
1i i u i i unit Mr
Mill-, who -ting in
In , li.iit
I I 11 w do von
explain
p - \ , In. a I i \ the l o t that Mi e Mall,
who l i ,, hn-hand. does not -peak
I., -Ii ii.iikv Mill-, who lost his wife
f|a
i
rv ire
1
:mi
u UK III
m m
iin : \ i i>
, the Mean V w 11hn i a
■>, ., a r
I -u k ■d I'.UnnU’
I n
i• and
11, i (,n
d ....................... e i d l a i l m
anile
Il , old >i I in ■ill
h
id a i I h> In n • i
re |">l' Id, hn
A,- -i
, l i lil' I in r • In- liaiai
I ha i oi i ;
t a l i ’ nt at I a 11"
vin
mi l n n w a, e U-da v l i ke i ne le-mand t l m - , m nil , lit IV e I n -in inn
fu i ar v oi a l a r g e i n s i i r a i n e poll, v
, • iiungly I III p i e i t i l e r e - n l l pli-l
w
|,av>- i h,
a - h l i e n e f d • vvhieh
'I tn- ii hem, mi - i nni i - Wit ties ed ,n h a v e r e - , i l l , ,1 f r o m , e r t a i n , * "i nun
I lie le e , ni dl l i, >11 .
In,1 h .....Iv and i'ai enui I II I e
11
I - |U "~ Rerol l h,a a n , w ■ liav '■ a
o mu l g o v e r n
,| i v i d u a I w u h al I t lie in a
| w ell I11
■h -i ;
' ha!
should
In ip up-Mi, hi-, h i - . .ur i.mney i- w or! h
Hi i
i t , 1a c e v a l u e , l i e e ai i s e pr nperl . v
b r i n e . no-n! n i f i i l . i- o f t e n not s a l
r i g h t - a l e p: l e e l e d , h e i a i i ' 1 mi l
« iien lie pool ec neigld,oi .voi d, men h a v e g n u , I w a g e a n d he
i *l n| ' i ; to o f ( h i s w o r l d ' s |p,o,| ■ r a i l e mi l mi l ion hie- g r e a t rol l
w h o >.
; l i m p 1IV e p o w e r I " oft - id It.- uhl l l
n m l ki.i ' o w i n k l i a n l f o r a l i v i n g ,
I V ,o p r o d i u e .
i" a, e and h a p p i n e s s
' find
\ - .1 l l . l i l ol i , We - 1|, ,11 h| l l -cog
,1 i
w i t h mi l i on
and
\> a
I he—>
■ Lo t- and tvali/.e I tint
pol l ! , a l
pol l , v o r
I In I m l , d S l a t e - ,v hn h ,i i i v p r o g i a m
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fa- 1. 1hat
l■
i pent y
, noI I, e.,1,1,
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T lIK IiK IS N<> FOOL’S FA KADI SIS
l a k e
I
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e
D riv e
i;
01
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a - , " i n 1nf t Til |, •Dl| |
of 1 ,1 1 )
h-*H .
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lire
o 1 1* ** • H'U
tru
o ughl ' , ,i ' I l l ' l l 1 1\)i \ 1
y o u ;>i,\ yvji* l * '• "1 W.i|
i\ I
2!'Tn Ixllng Ion there was n man,
111 ! \ \ ( I.
I ENDS
i lullffee
tT-‘" ' Of whom the world might say,
,■nt-,’
I'lio 11 I I imi i - u ltd <‘ I i i ill's,, ul',^That at IB a godly race he run
all >>wMl ij
11> l tie [ l i n g
t,f
I he
\ Whene'er he went to pray
and bring , ■■i I-,
F ii t le r th e c a p t io n , " T i e u l T b e I ’enplo U t g li l." 1 be M iam i V;illgt/e III', el'. L’.niMI -i|,|IOe miles
tent I he*, i 11 i, |,i
a n - i m i i u l a l e , l . m a i n nni.-l - l a r v e .
Y
•‘A kind an»f p*ntte heart he had, T r i b u n e t a k e s a sw ing at M ia m i hoi el am i rest atiraitl p ro p
t h e m t h e ■ ........ ,i11,11 ( Inna i •■ii I lie
tn r Mile
j
To cofnfort fri.... Is and foe-;
• III o f Volll mi’ll
,,f the earlh. s , that new- ineunr ie to r s who t a k e u n f a i r a d v a n t a g e o f pal rolls.
y F T h * naked every day he clad
little in ns.
mu -; it’- . lii.11-i r il,,n|
T h e e d ito ria l would be a p p lic a b le lo an y kind o f b u s i n e s s
p . . W|icn ho put on his clothes.
If we heard I hat -nme great le>
1
run on a plan o f u n f a i r l i v a t i n e n l o f c tis lo tn e rs .
Ibd T h e ity in - |,:11 c, htllnni- ,,f miles aw ay,
u i kl
.
, , And In that town a dog .was found, T r i b u n e spunks p a r i ic ii la r l y id h o l d s th a t a d v e r t i s e m in i find lie •tl dr.- * r o v nil. a m i b i l l i o n s *,f
Mi rile .mil f’nd j
[
jb ' A* many tlogs there he.
1| Ml i 0,1, , i b a t w o u l d m e a n
mongrel, puppy, whelp and m u m r a t e s an d m a k e s a p r a c t i c e o f h a v in g a c c o m m o d a t io n s
W e . i r e pi'ov i ni 'i al .
; at al l .
i
at s u c h r a l e s all " l a k e n " when t r a v e l e r s a p p ly f o r th e m .
A,
hound.
■ ■ ■ !!■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ an ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■£>■■■■
■
And cur u/ low degree.
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h
a
t
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K
T h u T r i b u n e a ls o le lls o f a r e s t a u r a n t k e e p e r in a w e s l e n i
Till'.
vv 11h h a l f a hi l l t op p a p u l a
• This dog and irtnn at first wore town who w as h ailed in to police c o u rt fo r s e r v i n g t h e s a m e t lull.
( i 's t i n g
l abor
practic ally
piece
o
f
lo
u
g
h
s
l
e
a
k
o
v
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r
an
d
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v
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r
a
g
a
in
lo
h
u
rr
ie
d
t
r
a
v
e
l
IK?" friends;
j nothing, lias eiidlit'i',1
f hauls nml
But when a piapie hegan,
e r s c o m in g to h is place b e tw e e n I r a n is .
ealaindie Inr llunisand- >,f veal's
dog, to gain some private cuds,
T h e M iam i p a p e r b elie v e s, and r i g i d l y , th a t an y Iriekel'V and m v .i found a wav o> neutral
V
Went mad, and hit tin- man.
l/e I he 11.... 1
lo u r rmtiu leu,-e with I nml ami hark p«t <tl, C!(^
in M iam i e a t i n g b o u s e s or h o te ls doc- an e x t r a am o u n t n|
I d '' n (n-nt i , ii l he , o <a 1 I ' h , m ■-e
aeil -:i|i- hi. it,.i ■uoliUona will
y 'Around from all the neighlniring b a r m mi - i now lo r " p r o p a g a iu h s l,, b a\ e ilp-n liam m ei
Luge
garden under tnil tv al tun, l>,I htl x .'ini HI
mil wall I,, keel....... . ha i ha n an -1 and ha1- ft.
111•t ’ j *., in! ■1, ho" 11, ; 1■ ■-oi pie pel it > and mi i ,
KJ.'
streets
'Inn
'Ini
in-'
keep
|
In-in
Mill,
w
"
11
Id
ol
(he
citv Innitft nf Santonl.
I i ,„ „ , wel give
lliul c a r r i e s l a r mi I lie w i n g ; o|
;n - ! ,i - . ur-'l v a s iipsi i tpul
(• i ntr
t U‘ f i*t 11
Lr. . } i, ilP'llt |o, 1
The Wtitida'llng in-lr'IihotH inn. find il I h e re is
h a l e Iliad, ' he Y liltgl !l‘ l i fe
i
ntr
in,'dial,•
pussessnm
for
SatUMHl
and
imam;,' Ilie f»ii
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a
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c
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a
ik And swum the d ,g hud lost Ills
■
III*. 1 i **ti- tinh! ' \ alt u il u-d ov
■
ill ti. e III! i lie in- i , r a n e e In-ipjc-t
wits,
like
rent.
Price
SPHRl.mi.
tio n s an d nnt rig h t r o b b e r y by r e s t a u r a n t s and c a t e s .
p o l e , c a l ih Ol , t
1 the
VV.il he
i«o w o u l d .
\ I-1-: A 11 i; !•:
( »H r v w \ on, ol i i -. r e s t s 1he i ♦* ■
{' To bltft so good a man'
N
l w i .a, , Ini I eh and tale ill Mi-V n u , hange out .■■e.i-rm n l a l s| rau t , , , ,
M
iam
i,
il
is
said,
is
t
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y
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In
prov
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p
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tio
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tor
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isi
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Oi maintaining
H&'F ' ‘ «.
I li.il u u i M - i i u r n
, tin- agilal imi
( ’O I . C I , O I I ( ; H R K A I / r Y C O M I M !
Mill
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it,.
for
a
11
nng,
of R"t t. l g,
M1F
R ftTh* wound it seemed both mile t m s a g a in s t I he g o u g in g lin tels and r u lin g places. F i l i f o r m a n d l i ni n' m, l i on
I i a In i
I .at in
H
W o i , i onot 1 1 1:i
'I'll T \ frill u
and sail
.'til
l i r s t N a t i o n a l Hunk H hlg.
'I elephort!
«>!.
'niggling
When
v
v
n
pi n es tor u n i f o r m acrotiim lat mils a r e s o u g h t , an d f a ir p rices I-011,11 I If
hi nit h
\n iriii,i.
all
u
•M- Lut K
i ■. . o mi o p e e l - e
a
if t,. To e v e r y C h r i s t i u n o \ e .
l‘ret'.loin.
n.
.
11
V
'
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e.
|
II
III
lie
ov
el
w
helm,
g
I
v
(
a
t
hoi
a
S A N F O Itl), F L O IH D A
., te l i n d u l g e ui v i - i o i i a r > p . d i t i
And while they swore the dog wax l<" IHi id a r e u rged , (p u le a s m u ch for th e good of M iam i as
I'lie In , prole-!, i- -eid lo M, v v i se
,l.l"pt
iin.l
,
i on- 11! u l .....
to r Hie c o m fo r t nP s t r a n g e r s in Os g a t e s .
Itcal L slntc*
lnsum<
. I e x p e l , e e 111-,
a n y lieu e t hall
mad,
I Ico l,v tin in e - o h n l of Peril, w In |wInch would pi
w , c a l l i n d u l g e pi w i l d c a t - I . u k
tut
i
h,'
null',
uimil
They swore the man would die
L ast s u m m e r and fall and w in te r, F lo r id a went <nrt of re.pie-l
r, i la hli-lm irnt of har
it, ■peciilnt loii, with',lit paying lh>
iimny hetwein the .Mexican gov j frnm . eppt • - IV I ' I 11. laltsm.
c
r
a
z
y
in
t
h
e
m
a
t
t
e
r
o
f
o
v
e
r
c
h
a
r
g
in
g
.
T
h
e
w
hole
s
l
a
t
e
We liaVv thnllftlKldft of
J f a t soon it Wginler camu lo Itglil,
I our day of pt - p . i i l , ami pnw.i I ddt.T
1ernniciit ,11,■I <‘at holic elmn h."
veal- ,f ,■vperieiice In prufit l>y.
That showed the rogues limy se e m e d lo be o b s e s s e d w ith the idea o f m a k in g a h u n d red
( a Hi-- M \ n an presideid . w am - we list en t ■■ heme - I hat vvoiih:
and if we Ini! lo heed the lessons
ITF
Usd:
percent profit on e v e r y t h i n g
il did.
H o te ls and
r u l i n g .foreign nations not
to in le r le ir un.lerinm, on, "ii-litution and •!> winch .ii, written •>n the pages of
' t.Th® man recovered of the lute,
h ou ses w ere bv no m e a n s th e only o f f e n d e r s .
P eo p le " s e e - 'w ith M i x , m s private, internal al tract f 1 , 111, 'I., lift, i t v of i h e n, 1 -lory, we will have le> one Imi
Tho dtig it was that died!
m g I'liirn ln " w ere a s k e d In pay twn p ric es f o r p r a c t ic a l ly 1
dividual.
'l "’1
In>
,i elvi
io hiitnu tor seeking a
— Oliver Collision It.
M'
_________________
Life 111- ut i,
i . i o i ,I- - how l te
' ,.d - p.ii *1,li.se winch extsl- only
e\ c ry t lu ng (b ey b o u g b l.
And llie y . loo. b e in g c r a z y . I hi- IVvv s . ' ' ? ‘a',.’.'.,
:LY‘.iV'
■ •.•
imijurity m is ■i, w h o 1 1 . ,'iv e I to e tie , ’isy hru ilto , Statue v t -jotinrv
Our office lwy Kiiys III Simn I moilcV w as band ed o v e r i|Ulle jo y o u s ly .
As p ric es Went up ,ml fearing foreign intc-r f
.........
pi'ocecls l , ■ , an ei It'ance pul; di ram cr.
famlltfli every day in Rule Dav
Ini' l be V isitors
lliey went up fo r 1 be borne people.
K v c r y - 1KMpenial m-.d piuim linieni"
lor the wiven,
i
body paid m o re
Ilia n th e v sh ou ld Imve paid. And t h e s o o n - I
s-,,
(I v
'vll'p
'I d l l t l i l 'H M I ‘a i ' t \
ei
all
tb
e
s
t
a
l
e
j
o
i
n
s
m
a
m
o
v
em
en
t
to
w
a
rd
in
t
e
llig
e
n
t
s
t
a
mem
.u
interference
has
a-V
et
II npponrn that in, laafti imll fore
I' \I M i:E \( u I x D i : i ' I . N D K \ T
penicd. although five da vs h.,
* •' cnulorft wn make fairly goud miln b ilizatim i. th e b e t t e r f or I'lorida, a s a w hole.
mold 1(1 mcelianicH
1\
The I't op 'I .‘,111 ,h
t l i ke t ■
making lie,: V a s It! lift, tc.
less
ill
i ! have (iv- i 1 the , \ . it, a tig - i ■ (,'' n u h l i c n n h e l p , I,v te, til 'I'i■'■
any
fa
h i t (own ul w in ch v\f
kum\
I
cmIj j i *. Km u\rn t h i s thr wurlil, t o p raye r I m - u pern.it
„d The giant power (iliiiit ul Mils; t lie Re p u ll,
i l „ e l V ol , >1 v v en i
t , .ei Idle,an p; ,' v t odnv h a s n ' t
,i
ill'll \ (111 , Util,' In Ml'tlvC lip x ,MII bnl;
I < 1 ago.
cle aShunlft ift ntaiiding idle and Coil s e n s ib le town lias pr-ople who wept a l t e r a liuntlred per- m l inlet fi'ience in Mexico
I .' i .
! 11 le l«'!t . • r III t Ii
g l e s t a l e s i n . i i , titni d h a s n ’t a
ui
in vu jiin it n l s
w ill il s h o w a pi'idit 11 a
hnwever,
will
not
.itsrourage
it,.
’ \selitlim ic
let
t h e D. .1 , 1
1':,
Vv V * 1" *,u" «djnum(*d, aaya the eent p r o fit, and who still a r e a s k i n g p ric e s tli^J a r e iin rejisouut gl c fttat»'sn,.in. a n d
n
han't
'who
pray
It
is
for
no.it.at
Vmi r a n m a k e s i i i r t h a t il w ill be a 1"" tit
bj/^Tlmciv-Union. Congrcan ailjourned «b|e an d u n f a i r .
’ ■B u r y It
De id." and
l ill Hi
■x, ,-pt with 1lie ie ■Ip of t In" I h'ltio
I pray, for divinity to nn-wer, ,-t i 1 1 L iv in g Present," i hn
!• Juat the Mime aft CnjlgreHft in
e le Ink'
i lls , pill a s i n g l e hull,'In n I law
m*nicy is ilu p o s ilu il w i t l i th u S u n m i"
M iam i is w o rk in g out a plan lo b r in g p ric es b a ck to n o r | answer.
t Seuion an far in* Muncle lihnulft
I about "i arprt hi ggi'l -"
1 " s i a. ,
"il the statute hooks tor seveial
Hank w h u r u it is s a f u a n d w ill u a in liberal fl
U cunrurneil.
m alcy, an d th e n , M iam i like, it will c a p it a l iz e l liose low ered
! vvwgft" ate an vt liing ha Ini n,nt '
year-*
I
TH E
l ATHOEH'
, I m i , I,
tpl-i-sl .
•*.
ii
■
Its poliev is iMu -t i ated hv an
p rices lo su c h an e x t e n t th a t I lie people w h o h av e c o o p e ra te d , x. reiser, spiritual povici u, M " l| it.
It
iiiav
iirpi
i-o
D
1
r
o
p
e
,
editorial
iii
Hu
11
up),
at
Son
a
, Thoftc Miami,,II- toe tet le ig r .'e
j„ ,,| i, p.|,twering will li t e r a lL " . l e a n u p " th r o u g h th e in no.
ntiiilI'n tler Dimas \nguin.ne, 4 ."fun to know | t,.it t te, c l i t f u l ft
I n t u r u s l 1'aid on S a \ inyts
t, w weeks a g o
If. xul bunch
Si. far we cave tint
....
, .
.Mexican priest of Alvnia.l.. I ,. 1 well informed I temoi i 1 mo-l
4 heard of linn, even -n g g .-tm ,:
1,1
;‘FrK " ' g a t e b u s m e s .
The
Ttopnal
."-in
mo;
tn'd
i
In,
r
to the law - ot M.'xe o arid I,
i n - | in lhe
nil,' , n tat.
a:e tod
l loilda veils *u*1 "1,1 a imug il- I.or
B arecting u ineni,,i,n| in tl,cir mil
And M iam i, let us in all honest.\
e a n s lb * ‘ chinch returned to hue
leliesly a g r e e , is
[s I*\
li\ no
lie m ean
It aimed sincerel v 1 h a n k I nl l ,
tandlng' rum i ill,her* who have I ' t t l y l e w ii iii F l e r u l i i
Hie gt' .
-liiiie of’ fed, -rat aniil 0)11 ml ion- mm
him
much
good.
'Me
1
<
.....
,
,
,
L
u
...
I b a l r ia l, I - a , a m p a ig n w itli a " li v e do
,
. ,
1 '■ 1" deeds ol I lie to pet,In an part v
l eiep.L
il, , lured thuf.il' ’.lie -inie was irp
died
lied til line „r dut v
and let bv < ” sleg n n .
It shell It I be c a r r ie d <»n w itli -i lu; zeal c t l u r c n Ims evi'ommuni, at, ,1 l,,p,
Of Ho■se, t he f u st vvu- ' |;e - 1 , ■ i esenled in (.'ougp's- hv Repin,
and Riispended him from I he pi ,,, t n e r v a t i o n ,»f t h e I ' n i o n
o f ii s t n tc - w id i^ d r iv c .
la'lins, the ariiiligeineid would he
no,ul.
Th*' ftceotul was the id,, I , , ; diniiietrieatlv diffeii'ni
Tho Stmikerft deserved He n u,
11
A n n o u n c e m e n t „ l ’ d i e , x’ , nm, , , i
slavery.
tory, ycfttfiilvy and th' l's *,« thing
1 'fills argunienl is -imilar to that
1•W
n i c i i t i o n u r g e s ch- r gv a n d l . i t l i , ,
i.
..
.
i My southern state, lml.v ■. >.;, I made hy Satiin win it la look the |
* u th
thn inhci'O’iit of lieu t ,, 11♦w *11. “ F l o i M f l a
1 to
h i O v t 'p n
H a s A l i m i t F u tu n A
lies
af->*v' inA hV Iiltirfrirl't'V rj'nv efF^^ T , U'A*f
■
m tp,,, Diigh tVTT,,i \T
i i . O u f .bhtft arc off to ;:iir niicher
’> STREN G TH -SERVICE - f»rtO«RESS
,.
1
, , , ,
s o u t h e r n s t a t e Woul d tt vtu a g a i n
o t*nn
go it* the box v. ,:,i ,i sole
f who
i
tain an d.-hovved hlM t.h, kipgiloiua l y e a r - old a m i p n d n d d v
,.i • t. vx f . i
i
,,
,
■,
■rm bandaged from
<II, ,w to
1
tin* d e s t r u c t i o n of the 1 , , , ■
r at V ‘ of Hie earth and " t h u d l l u i
F ii il o r I In i a|i|iiiii, 'T i o r i d n i-e iis l tv u n d ls ." T h e l l c a i - vent - to l i v.
■ I
■houlder and then give .,p ,mlv bni'ii liith pi'tlileu t," I lent \ I 'n id 's m agfiziiie. p u b lis h e s
terminedlv as did M...........ecu - 1
him provided lie w . J
, |,.
; |„. I i..
hijs.
( and ( Ihm in I Slid,
devil's bidding.
! B g H ln u
t" A t 111*.R ANl i L 1NA \ , t i, pin
shut I edit (trial llm t lias already been read by m a n y t ItuusEvery sensible soiiHet i i ■
It is pot a new a i g o n e n i. \\ , i f t ,
^
" Gertrude, Edfile c m pier,.d ih, 'a n i l s o f people in o t h e r s t a t e s .
Il h a s a ls o been r e a d by dial t|ie itlexjCttll govel nno'iil i. g l a d t h e n e g r o e s nix- • , , , - an i have heard i: o fte n ,) !.\ Ropnh 5
not l e a l l y , attucking the ( atholi,
e a r n i n g t h e i r o wn l iving n ■
i lieiins ever siine is.-English Chi'nne! In , h.,n„ te rc io ; m a n y people in F lo r id a , b e c a u s e Mr. F o r d 's i n l e r e s l i n g litt le etini'eh, hftl only* Its alai-e.-.
|(
hasi‘1 ■
' »
b e i n g t he a l m o s t
childlike
de
never, so far as n v k n,\v. won a*1•
ffi???a ^ btahiuii, heller ing b a j , nm^nziiu. lias a wide c i m i la lion in tliis s t a t e .
Hut it still
’ 1 h'mm ratie vote.
J
A BRITISH diplomat mmoitu...., p e n d e n t s of t h e i r w h i t e own, ,-.
r a n fin d r e a d e r s who will b e n e f it fro m ils s e n s ib le r e m a r k s ,
While the evil S of 1 , , ..Tl -1I’ll,
Florida Dei.....rats prefer prin
that in Hi,- next war not .-alum,
»blo for jt nntn, but «till m„te s o ja i i d we l a k e p le a s u r e in p a s s in g it on.
T i l e I n d e p e n d e n t riiic- Imt airplanes, will l*-rr,.
tion were grvnt, and Tin- Soail, ciple to pelf.
for » woman, mid In tircnnpIDIimg s a v s '
suffered from them t,ini,|v tin
Federal nppi oprxat i „ ii - -honhl
;
ciiiiimciviul
shipping
Th,.
.,i,|,
r
It, Mift* Ederle hiift won evitrinfti ■
southern people undei-land t (-,,, not he dealt mil for " o liln al favor
r
v
v
i
11
he.
"Sink
at
sight."
and
"Hie,
llu artu fH u g n ew s cmiH's tr,nn F lo rid a .
Tin* p eo
jtLjng finve. All uf thu world will tw
In the
it lev’ll III y of such altack.-, will he the iiortliern people w,i< ii,-,, , .,. | hut fill- the people's needXr Jolc® with her upon the honor that \
ple a r e t u r n i n g fro m real e s t a t e to land. T h e plow
hv pollti* urns end ii nllv ha-; in, in; Iter of rivers .i| ,| i a i h . u s , ; ,,r
entirely immaterial.”
F x ;»ho h«ii v o n .
i
is r c p l a e in g th e su b d iv isio n .-lake. T r u e p r o s p e r i ty
t Heaven help the nation not idea what was going <>n down c, lv. in stance, tin v should ,, , ju,' ri,j.
thoroughly protected f..,
vvuir. and for that mattei are n<,i tnllv diluted even on the needs of any
d
e
p
e
n
d
s
not
upon
in
f
la
t
io
n
of
land
v
alu
es,
but
upon
. An it«n, in tliii* paper n couple '
informed yet. The men who w,i
one state, but, on tlu IH'I
'Therefore,
heaven
help
this
sleepp ro d u c tio n . T b e s t a t e is g e t t i n g b a c k in t o p ro d u c
week* ago stated that the safe j
direellv responsihle for tin- -offer nation.
ling
nation,
swollen
with
gold,
is
th* Athol Mute bank hail been I
I nrnishutl Hunica and ApartntenIs
t
tio n .
F lo r id a took a g a lla n t s t e p w h en s h e b a n
Florida is a state of the I'm a
defenceless as Persia when Alex ing of tlm Smith from Mav I
»y w[th aome money. Wo go*
March, 1ST,', were men of h,(s(. she contributes In th, revume
under marched ,n.
is
h
e
d
t
b
e
'b
in
d
e
r
u
rn
s
'
and
o
t
h
e
r
rea
l
e
s
t
a
t
e
s
h
a
r
p
or
!- Information from rumors on
R E A L R E N T I N G S E R V K ’K
We're SO rich Dial we <an't 1 (bspostion and wore the pi.rty the Union, ami should
.n
e r s fr o m h e r b o rd ers. Il slopped s o a r in g p rices, but
i>«trti*t, which proved to he in 1
return
what
she
de-erveilllink, like the prise pig at the r‘,t,r
^*’1
""
I'lison thnn ol,
i;,
pro
The hank vlidted hy the \
it r e s t o r e d t h e c o n fid e n c e o f t b e n a tio n in F l o r i d a ' s '
■whose fat is ........... ..
tabling office and the
nf portion to her own
, ,|- i ■isei.r
V u t h r Gretrci hank, but
I,rain.
, office, and thev would do
u, ing oil the need- of i h 'i.iiii'O.
good f a i t i l . And now thn s t a t e g oes b ack to f u n d a
were unauccemiful in Hecurlng
willingly as Denioiiats had Demo That should l„- tlm nil,
m en tals.
In s te a d of placin g e x o r b it a n t v a lu e s on
' o r all
ot,— Down* (Kan*.) New- 1
T O M
S IM S
i ! eruts tieen in power. Nop,. ,,t Before \\'<u>dt »n U ,]
he, llllii
idle lan d , t h e people are e x t r a c t i n g real v alu es f r o m
m ty be culled a rank blink
them vtgre sti'tesmen and lew vver‘ president the rtve,
am b arber■
»r,
* "
a c t i v e lan d . T h e s l a t e h a s u tm iue a d v a n t a g e s , not
. soldiert).
' bill appropriated f. n tim e, a
* * tl*
'
WITH THE "
Going without stockings isn't v. 1 Democrat* helped but ,t .annul 'much per annum
o n l y a s a r e s o r t place but a s a p ro d u cer o f e s
11 does taiw,’
$ j n * Isaac Walton l-eugue lias
pensive enoityli to lie*.... .. a tad.
he denied that the Repal,In .,,,> did ! the greater part ,
w
lia
it
V
e
n
t
s
e
n
t
i
a
l
s
.
F
lu
ridu
h
as
a
g
r
e
a
t
ru
tu
re
.
-1 Hrlth the l.lon* (".ul) and .
-----p •
most of tho fighting and a'l the ; for uhmiluti-h
p,, j, - projects ip
orffanixattopa of Sanford in j
Maybe men don't kifts (heir wives freefti" of the decade of lyi'ai-TU. j various Ra'imhli, .u,
bites.
’ * j
movement fpr
>on of
oi thh
i m movemqnf
fpr u
a
VK
E U N TI O Tl H K
h M beau
tv f o r aaas h
bu
ml o
n f jo y f o r moro beeiiUM* rouge is , xpen-iv;. It wgB tom»h on the South Ina good - .. There I- l- b i l g e
t( iJ lI V
beauty
e ss,, tthu
h e oil
m u Hurl ion of ■
■•wage dlftpoial In this city.
--------for
the
nation.
go*: men ml wo, n in the Ite515-516 Frst N at*l Bank Bldj.
I m o u r n in g t h e g a r m e n t of pniiKt* f o r I lie s p i r ii o f b u a v in e sa .
* o
A man wHl blame his
iur
Hut what is the Repuhli, .m pa r - py enn a- iiiix ei la-r
party, but
it enough th u t.lt naiutres the — I s a i a h L X I ■!.
,w nnything except having sink
tv now.
they dd not ,lir(>,
'
P
l
u
m
p
7
1
3
.»
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^The
last
I
Ic-hMrted bacCTng of- those
. ------- ------------------------ ( ) .________ ___________ I
ent*.
It is a machine that more or great R, laidifu-uu Raised away
An
L o w - i U I. la ^
.. . a
..
. --. m
ft m
. • • ■ ft ■ w VI
.a,
__
*.
doolre to
h«VO ’SanfordJ knot
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■--------I leu*.-badly governs the country.
Theoaloit Roosevelt died As
YOU t?AN HAVE no oath iv g ia tv rc d in Heaven to destroy
...... j , when
.— ..........
o f the moat •ubxumiiU;
Tho world isn’t going t„ ou, , CnVemmont '
*tnfe but also one of the government; while I shall have thu m o s t milenut one dogo. That'* where it’s coming <hovtane*,
. " t..a ‘lY,n,‘;,,v
. m‘- !i lon,
T 'T
" 1" * 1" r«h*«
tather
l ba. principal
business
polff .the
DcinoTrutm
narVv
1 ^'wl'll than'
'■Denioc
ri
iA
to '^reaerve, protect and defend it.”— Abraham Lincoln,
is toguar . a t t a i n interests which I vtU in Florida.
* win pn.Florida.
All Honda, As Well As Miami, “ Wont Crazy”
;
j
& s(
Todays Best Buy
anything
Has Dotcriorated
II,OV «»»
,U-,I
Fro lit Or Loss?
\\
..... , 1,**n in
F.
Infl
, tl F'-"1
.-fl
|,- 1Oil'll
A'•
1
J je m i i n o j u ( | [ o u n l i ) ] j)an|
Sanford, Fla.
We. A re
s
Hundreds of Call\
...for..,
List Your Property
DEAN-BERG CXfRFOUATIOJ
h
“0 . K.” Day Iff Coi
�v SOCIAL
S l BPHONE M S
MRS. FR ED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
, MISS fiR O R dlA MOBLKY KNTLRTAINS
,
A T B R IIK JK HONORING VISITORS
\Sociol
Teachers’ Lxam sToBe
Held August 19 To 21
Amusements
,lenda
Hie annual lea, hers I'xnmiuutK. I . M n blry
« »k A y ........ . . . ....... .
........... .. ,
„ js. . . J „ „
ll" ls lot all classes will tie held
(icaiitifully nih.rncil hridnv morn |l»Hh I ' u l , . T hr . ,i „ritv ('„ on Xiigu^t 1*1. 'JO and 111. nocord^
(>f >ng to Superintendent T . W. l.nwYllf'd'.)
J mi.n iif i n »f w <t h ' l " A i i t i t i c n o f . n t f ln w .T H t y ’s , „ . r f ......... , f (.||
I he lot
lijsn'n^O . i t * ami r.THK. w hru Mis;- Ct'iirtria M„l>. | M iks 11,1,.,, V,.rn;lv
lh, days for I I , e x a m i n n Miss Mary I""
l..y I'litiTtniiM'il at hriiltre, bnnnrini' ' j,;||7Htl(,,,, s „
1
i"
1
1
^
arc
et l,y thi> S l a t ,1 Hoard
ifOen C n t y ’s
tier hmiKi' kiii ’s I k, thi>
J>(,r ,
' ' ,l
;,t till- '
"f
I
’uldir
1
lot curt ion and include
ntliy Hint Mnry Khziiticth Sears of ' il" l , y ’1' i(
" " ,v to '<e, when her
Jcrsny C it y , N. J .
j Inimir ;,r,‘l 1" otit ■
all
le
a
ilie
is
in the state.
Recent
. fail,.,|
sen re.
Pink
. . ' Y ,l'r tl" ’, s in,ll‘ , Ii tallies were legi I'ati,,,........ ...... it necessary for
, . timf green, the tnlnrs used...................
e\i r v teacher in a Klorida public
liud witli
V i "vers
»n«l re
, f i y this pretty p arty, were em
11o"I to have a c - i’l l fin ite fro m ,
lni)l( jn>
„le
! phnsize.l with baskets an,I erystal frMl.nu.nts Ii.|,sist,i,lr
l lie Hoard of Public Instruction of
Hil'"ii Mai ",i. ( ia I Iin w Ik of pink hitiiveus anil other and cake were >crv, I by the bust
this state.
ess. assist,.,| |,v
,
[Vvti.iia lhiirh; V. gunlen flowers art is tin illy
e,.m
(Mnther, Mrs.
L D. Mol dc y
I he examinations will he held in
, A , i*jtv: M.C. Hunt- lilnfil with
sp rig s
of asparagus ,
| da \ i i
i bool, A spec ini
|f*"_
|t
New),etry | ferns.
T h e color motif was fur
, r I' lie ,!l.'.lVl',s
" r l ’’ i|lr
Misses Mie local lnyli
* • (ia . i'V W j t her curried nut in the tally c a r d s , ^ . -V
h/al,,,|h S. ars.
D iim lliy examination ,,'i tli*‘ A m erican Con-t It lit inti will )
*]' Mr. T Wntsor.. j which were designed with ennids ,V
,
11^ f‘-1./a t,«oh Puleston,
* n 'n piti^lniig. P.i- anil su m m e r maidens.
j
1v'i ■
v" ‘wmi,n > Maud L a k e , Nan- Aug. L'l.
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Hinrnitiir
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J / A 'p iy
,IMI Ml
I ’i l f t . V I
M r.. M arlin M c l l a i i i d and I,.do
I of Hannelle, are v e i l i n g lo t , ,i
, 11, 1, 1, ,.n ’s I *he guests ,,f her parcnl , Mr. and
I ndav
I
Mi
and Mrs. A I,Ime
\ 1st I I e a t IV,"
N a lim ta l
| t.
1-;.
I ’ll 11tie I I , I A VO
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aid
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htisliatnl. i
Utl'illeflil,
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t
A llr n l I , i l i a
825
BO D IM
sr
rtSH K S
uiinwir*
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account
S an fo rd C a d illa c C o .
£ > ® ^ c )sQ
is a ‘’spare** w h ic h
p ro v id e
I,. E. While, President
1 I 7 E . S e ci'tid S t .
s e e U d r iv e
I he e m e r g e n c i e s of life.
.'•afe a m i s a v e .
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
.SANFOKI), FLA.
HMg.
lilt'll
n (* a v
de
y
Chine
-•nearly a thousanddollarsy^y
10 inches wide, guaran
teed fast colors in all the
new shades
$11.50 yard
Vanity
Crepe
to inches, all pure silk,
gnaranleed washable
$2.75
oi cleaning
** "f Mile,,
Baronet Satin
[rt w,‘ ">l appre-
For slips. 10 inches wTdc.
Heavy weight in till de
sirable shades
7 HeaitTH
a
'd Dyers
, ; Lr ‘ r'nithael
. J b ^ l r e |{|,I,.,
fefw d
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I o ii ic h
d e l ,H | „ „ H
mi
• ■JOAN O S C O U P S
t oiiictly
OIL
lolls the germs
;
W U nit) ifn) ■ )I!TrT.., .|,
AlM l*'i'
O aklan d V,, . I
r,U,n tn Pontin<
fa cto ry . F u ry to pay I-I lh* (,K*rat (I—rwtal M « v r , T im * PxrnmrrU 11m .
YOI T i l "
ion \Y
Malliuson (Main
Pussy Willow
|(i: o.ti'1
,. ii
w in ,:
.
''b m, m t|J(,
■* ft>'ll* „t ||„ .
S lu r *
$ I -75
H i \N I\S
|S*ltTl
H A N D S ''
Aug
4— ______ _
5Examination
for
Radium
In every shade for slips
ns well as dresses. ;i(i
inches wide in all fast
colors.
JT OODjiid^ment
O O D judgment sni'i’fsts
siiRpests tHat
that
t l you see all the new cars
cars-—
xfrvro you
v o il h
u v an
f l f ly
T ..
H l l i t f e wel
W elbefore
buy
Puitfe
comes your strictest comparisons
of the newest and finest Paigo
with any or every other car. hor
P aig e believ* s that you simply
cannot duplicate the performance,
appearance or sheer downright
doljar-for-dollar value of these
latest Paige cars at anywhere near
their amazingly low prices.
The new est P a ig e cars sell for
nearly a thousand dollars less than
last year’s Paige models. And they
do it because Paige is building and
selling five times as many cars this
year aa last. Indeed, Paige sales
throughout America registered a
nfl*n
5 5 1 % in the first six
months el 192b.
. . .
:
c
Hut
even . ithe new <low prices
of
these Paige cars will not delight
you as much as the wonderful
performance they display. They
are speedy cars, powerful cars,
economical cars. Acceleration is
instantaneous, while the slightest
pressure on their Paige-Hydraulic
4-W heel brakes bring them to
cushioned rest immediately. They
are the easiest cars in the world
to handle in traffic.
A dem onstration will cost you
nothing—and you’ll never know
how much greater value you can
get for your money until you
ask for one. Call 9r phone—soon.
.
V r t f ures
rM
FF 'eatu
Gear
H i^ h j
%’■ I !>th,1
r d e sirin g 1
1 Mint cn-j
> 'WperinAug-
The Yowell Company
R I V E ’ S
«
1^1
o f this N ew P aiget
Improved Paige-built Motor*
none more modem nor bettor
lubricated—-Full High-Prop
■ure Oil Feed to ail R outing
Porta, including wrUt plru.
cam ihaft. auxlUarr ihaft an a
tappets — C ou n terb alan ced '
Crankihaft-Silent ChaWTbMing, with automatic tkklup
Air Cleaner—Metal OH-Lnscft*
cited Universal Jo in t*—U S
Inch W hcelbaa*—Spriogi 5 0
Inchca long—7 Inch P n a i l
Shock A b a o rb era — # l a c k
D a llo o n T i r e »— Paige*H*draulk 4-W heel Brakao-Earr
Steering through B a ll Boat*'
ing»—Sow blade Steal. Liaht
I Clutch—Short’
'•red w ill!
[ ' tl
*■* ,1V,
in every light and dark
shade.
Itegutar
yard.
II l.iutei | |> (
P.
|'c\er.
Without an excess ounce of bulk—
without an unneessary inch in length,
it is ideally suited to the congested
highways of today. Having the largest
engine of any six costing less than
$ 1,000, it flashes swiftly through con
gested traffic; and so sturdily is It
constructed that it can he held at top
< muedy—
speed for a s many continuous h o u r s
as the driver likes.
Yet despite its highly desirable
external compactness, the Pontiac Sfat
U a supremely comfortable car* Step
into the Pontiac Six Sedan. Note its
roominess. Mark well the wide* la r lt*
ing scats and ample leg room*
Then remember, that with all Its
luxurious provisions for comfort* the
Pontiac Six turns in a 38 foot circle—*
and that it can be quickly and easily
parked in places too small for other
cars o f equal passenger capacity.
SI*— J 1 0 J 5 to 4 , JVV.
All pritom Ot
P’l o r u l n
Crepe
"l Mr
Man If
S a u f'n n l.
ID
It
-lii'cial fn*,t.
•\ivt'O
' *WSat•;
SIX ES
A K rlllT K l "I*
I'Mrnt
h‘t'!|,;y • i
It
H;t.\
HIton J. Moiitfhton
INotin'
M a l a r ia , ( lulls and
ag ainst
M is, Kli/.abelh T u rn b u ll is ex
I peeled l„ return home
S a tu r d a y
liter,.... I ,'eltf
from M old n ell, i. P i n , where she
ItlTJ'll . 11.- Old . all
iias been pending the past
two
frnM
M ,„ \\
T
IWte! J . VI,
irail weeks.
I Mr- I Ii i , g l , u r n .
|Uf! ,-ill"l, ,| • I , |,e pa
flWTI , ai It glle I . /
l ms-t mi
able and ;
I f fill I HIv I t L H
lu .
C
I tie I'll
J»hp, 1 1'n im r p,,n,
|F... 'ey I > i oaln
lb ill
11, .. a
with t.'oigo (,'ltricn .oul a
■'itini,"iM fiom
is a p icsrrip im , for
A sa v in g s
Mr. and Mrs, W illiam A I,el
Her leave Monday for New Void,
where they will spend a fortnight.
I h cl..... 1111 1 1 v , ) 11 1 [
II W O f ”
THE
j
l ull lllood. Pedigree
SI ml,, for Sale.
1■*" t,,,rt* Vie.
c „ f . K o in i,
You Carry A Spare Tire
I ' r f i n . <tm rna in
.
666
Q X SQ X S&
Mrs. Ira li. Ifavi.s leave. Sat nr
,r day evening for A l l a i d a , <m. and
TU*. •° t h r r m iu K i’ts
\Uv l;,l
arhltf r«* •'
1 r'*
c
i ll
n
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li
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wps i...
lai'li ...iii.
ii M *i *ir s t hi la li III
,rl„tb .nnI centered
'
.
,
I white birthday cake ' . ^
dam es Jac k so n eaves .Sun
\Mu iinv vellow I , ‘‘ay tor W ash nglrn, H. ( , where
f
' i
i n she will visit her sist e r Miss Sara
the 11ii If*
ftir a short whilt'.
fn.in
H
,
II ... f t lu re* to Now Y o r k whrrr* sho wilt
fcltDamirsol*f»\v . . .
*
i
,
,,
..
tin* tfhrst
f>f nor Mstrr* Mr ., h
places l In* ..
. ,
tine i la
baskets i f " ''"dphot.
yellow
mint.
lili'nl wile |dayei|
I ley WI
TODAY
m m \ BULLDOG
M t
Ilrfllm-l"1" ‘'t I*
^w ' l|l|l i' | ,
(ft lillilii(ie ,ni i lie
*.
..
, j
Villi I,
11 I lllil, d
Mi l.iig.'tn.i W ar
mini .1 b 'V of enrtdv
amoii' t be girls.
i1|,n„ d •. a In.x
»„ll ,e.
c'tewai l
11 p. m.
..... •, liilint."
PUPS
H ie Pontiac Six ii scoring
the most spectacular first year
success ever recorded In automotive
history—because it meets the driving
conditions o f today like no other car
in the world a t its price.
fontimi»u. trum 1 p. m l„
I’.iriitiouiiuN Juvenile
OF
U n iR iie or Hiltons f Y v c r .
I|
krt1ll„,| , fin...... r ,f i ! 1" S a tu rd a y
It,me c ,
i In, ........ on anta, t.a
whe,
,.|,i ;d i*i, d her
" ,M,>' ,:llt M,,r
, Shop.
CHIEF
MONDAY
|niy, r. H'l l> 1
' \\, , , i n L n [
H aw k in s t'o rm .lly Icaxc
Sim
l 11 I ...... . t11' day
for
M'tti'lou Salem.
\ f,
Bl!l
where lie goes !■, mm hjs ml'e and
■
Gaby who ate \ tailing Ati
. r,,M
|*rdn,-da»
n e lly ’s sister. Mrs
l|,i,.|, i
. of t bi
M"111?,1.11"' Pollard.
I .......
| bus t »"b
.
kj.’Jt -M"-b at her
II C . \yaters .11 .. and dcs -e Mee
1
Tliud .'street. , l\ left S a tu r d a y morning m ilic
; in,l
, ifiiUP'1"! 1
' " ‘" K ' f n r .......
car for A lla n t a , I,a
. thiniId, j
Misses A lv a and Vera Stafford j
1,.. \ V 'l,| o
are v isitin g their uncle mid aunt 1
CUJ " n
’ ‘ l Mr. and Mrs. f
], Allen at Sul
L(^
.
.......................... If S l " m g s near T am p a
,
P O N T IA C S I
I
I'lK IY
HAN it\ < || Utl.K STON
| ip iiekly m the interesting gam., of j | | i K|,land r h a f f e e ! I M v n ^ ^ a v . [
, St L'1"'-: II. M. j bridge, and
when
scores
were I Mrs F r a n k lit.
i, u
M K X H O I M V, Aug. 7-1/1*)—
j.‘ \V. ,1. tJitHit^hor, counted it w a s found that the first [.Mrs. .fohn M,.|s,h j r U n ‘*'V|,V an'
| 1be ileparl mem ,,f lienltli has isfiM'a'iiov.’tr. .lackson!
1’1*icrt I'm I,Hiding the daucl.1(-L^iiTt\ ill*', 1• • ' ■
*be I ' I I I 11■if,
in public
‘ ‘\| Sin it h.
At - ■T b u r day f>>r a
1H
11"1 gt omul taken is
r*,,'.,.
... .
M <*' ' * 'aba, and points in South, in
I |,,|
* " M tit'll,
sin b violent
.! j , . i I
* ary . ala.
tbit
i apt to cause
1j ' y
R E S I D E N C E T E L E P H O N E : 2 1 ‘f -
G A R A G
....
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I Game By Innings
First Innihg
C an tw ell tlirew
out
l>enieke.
T a n n e r wnlked.
Stanton doubled
to right center, scoring
Tanner.
W itm an was hit hy a pitched ball.
Quinn forced Stanton
at third,
C a n tw e ll to Crowe. Friable threw
out Lopez.
Ono run, one hit, no
Miss
E
d
erle
Brea
■■
ij. -n
/lA im rn m FROM MOUND IN STRAIGHT FROM
LOSE SERWCES0DD CONTESTiAmcKBYGuus ORLANDO^ 8 TO 1 Record In Swimmi
The English Chanr
|Sarasota Evens Series With Four Mils, Four Errors And
Passed Ball Send i Runs
t Saints By Scoring Four
Across Pan In The Third;
Rons In Fouth; Brower Is
Spurgeon
Hurls Steady Ball
In Trouble Only One Time
ford&hortstopHits errors.
B easle y fouled to Lopez. Frisbio G l e n n W r ig h t I n j u r e s R i g h t Babe Ruth Rules Out ThirtyF O R T MY MRS. Fla., Ang. 7 .—
fanned.
Dumas singled to center.
S T . P K T E R S B U t t f i , F in ., Aug.
Fifth Home Run In 5 th ;
^Pinches, Getting1Crow
L c jf A s He S l i d e s I n t o 2 ml
The Palms made it two straight
e
lifted
to Stanton.
No
Burns Of [lulians Slams it j 7. I I ’I Dewitt WHS pn m ’ed from over the C o lls here F r id a y , 8 lo 1.
Haso A Tier D o u b le ; If rov es
hit, no errors.
i
ingle, Double And runs, one Second
DuuMfs* To HoostTotalTo52 Elbe ho\ hi tho fourth inning and Four lots, four errors, a base Mil
Inning
' S a i a - ' d a evened the series with
jpfriple In 4 Trips Snlvutz hoisted n high foul to | F a i l 'I'o H unch H i t s O f f Y d o
Ith"
imi> hy w in n in g Frid a y 's j halls and a passed hall gave F u t
Hailey.
Him kstock walked. Kurt/,
game. I t" 2.
B ro w er, mi the Myet*
• n nms
, t lie I bird.
looked ul u third : trike.
Crowe Giants Capture 10th
Lef
ty
(Jrove
In
Fine
iiiino I '"i the visitors, w as in ti'ml- O K I \ M H I
threw out Deiiickc,
No riiri.-, no
itwell Pitches
A lt D 11 I ’O A K
ln-1 ..olj oiieo when three hits ae
hits, iio errors.
Straight From Reds Form And Macks Win loll
1 n
I
I
Firs , .!h
III I 'I l or
■fe With Sore Arm
ie Ir Third E xtra
(ftnirig Contest In
ie P ast Five Days
Etc
B y R . L . Hooker,
■. , S p o rt Editor
!*)>Ito t h t f a c t that C ecil Fr iz ■ clouted tho hall to all rornerw
the lot y e ste r d a y afternoon, the
pulled through with
good bronka to win tin*
_ gam e of the scries, an nf
th at ag ain drugged into In
f t before the filial dis-isiori
made.
m\Cantwell
w-is the vietim
Sanford even though lie only
‘ ttfr. aoven
hits..
Cantw ell
the en tire 10 innings with
In a bandage and deserves
of eredil for his game"i'1 (ft going through without httvto call for relief,
waa ono of those games that,
the ntamlH in a Jury. Nerves
■hot sk yw ard throughout the
oon and It was a w eary
th at turner) towards homo
lit16:80 o’clock.
S m o k ers scored One in the
hut two w alk s,
sacrifice
an e rro r evened it up ir. the
nd f o r the C elery men. In the
single and two dinky rolth c infield that went for
gother yvijh a wulk, forced
atUlthW for the Smokers,
that Lnur.iug tilings rockakmg until the seventh with
it the plate being don led hy any
f ’| jplk us. Dailey was thrown
by D t i j y k e but Kiiwmm slapa n irto
right field.
Cnntforced Eddie and thin, when
•Iffy rolled a slow one down
t i n t base line K u rt z ran over
mped into Whitman just us
le tter was reaching out |o tag
y and the C elery right field-
Meyers walked.
Dunbar saeri
fired, K u rt z to T an ner.
Hatley
walked.
On Dawson's
lap
to B r o o k ly n A g a in Hows T o T h e
R o b i n s H,v S c o r e O f
K u rtz, the latter threw
wild to
third and Meyers scored.
Hailey
C u b s Heat I’ h illie s , 2 T o 1
went to third and Dawson to seeond on the play. T a n n e r made a
BOSTON,
Aug.
7. -(/!*) — A l
great catch of Cant well’s high foul
Imek of first ami then threw to though Pittsburgh defended Ibmton
Lopez in lim e to get Hailey at I he fi to 1 here F r id a y , gaining a three
plate.
One mil,.-uu- hit*, one er- nut of four i dge on the Heaves in
the current series, the champions
" ,r T h ird Inning
lost the services fur a few days at
T a n n e r flied to Hensley.
St un- least of tilenii W right. T h e F i n i t e
ton singled
to left,
his
second shortstop injured hi 4 rig h t leg
straight hit.
Witman beat out a when he slid into second after a
hit toward sri ..nd,
Quinn got on j |oll({ l|,,u|>|( in the ix lli inning, lie
through a dinky roller along the j W[(S tnk<‘ii in n hospital for ex
first ha-r line.
Lopez popped to an im ation, hut it was believed tin.I
Hath y
N.ilvalz walked foremg | |}|f> in ju ry wa not serious.
Him k
ill I teilieke willi a run.
T lie Hraves got to Vile for nine
Due run, hits, but i lever fielding kept ten
■tm k filed to Dimiiar.
no
errors.
three hits,
men stranded on the sacks.
was mil, Witman
to Pittsburgh
Beasley
2d(J 101 Imi 5 10 l
Kurtz.
Frisbie doiihled to deep Host on
ntt'J 001 Kin
t
!t 2
right.
Dumas Hied to lllnekstoek.
n a il e r i e s • Yde,
Aldridge
and
Crowe flied to Stanton.
No runs, C ouch; C in e w ie h , Mogiidge, liciione lot, no errors.
ton and Scinicr.
Fourth Inning
K u rtz si ruck out. Daw.-on threw
out Detiieke. T a n n e r fanned.
No
runs. tm hits, no errors.
Tan n e r threw nut Meyers.
Dcnieki* ran Into left for Dunbar's
short fly. Hailey was safe on Snlvnt/.’s error on ttis slow
roller.
The i.eorer gave Hailey a hit. Daw
son forced Halley, Witman In De
nieke.
No runs, one hit, no er
l o r- .
F ifth Inning
,Mi V r- threw out St an I on. Wit
ruaji singled to lift.
lie went to
m i mill when Canlwi-ll threw low
to Halley in an attempt to catch
him off first.
Hailey was given
llie error,
tyi i inn walked.
Lopez
popped to Hailey.
Witman was
thrown out .it third. Dawson to
t'lovvr on an allem pled steal. No
I nils, one hit, nlir error.
Cantwell fouled to l.opez. I teas
ley was out, D enuke to Wilmun.
Fri.shte struck out.
No runs, no
hits, mi errors.
aafe,
Six th Inning
. F ru b io
walked
up ami
Hensley made a nice
running
Ano to deep eir.tcr, As the ealeti of Snlvatz's drive.
Illiiek
Meyers
armored its w ay to the iiri- stock filed to Dulihiir.
knocked down
Hhtekstucks drive
I paths of tile outfield, Can'
iand Beasley crushed the pan and threw him out.
Dumas fanned.
Crow e drew a
pblo wound up on third.
Otto Di'inns could do was walk. Meyers popped In Tanner,
Snlvatz threw out Dunbar
Nn
aund out to Whitman,
itnpa went to the front again ... rutis, no hits, te> errors.
Seventh Inning
I ninth when two walks ami a
Detiieke filed In Dumas. T anner
1 Wt b> Stanton tirouglit in a pair
flTfel*
i T h U mail .Stanton caused a lot of lifted one to the same place. Stan
No runs,
nblo yesterday.
[toil grounded to Hailey.
txoul
S y ' f R e d " C ra ig went to the box at no hits, mi errors.
la bagljanlng of Lhu lust of llie )
Detiieke threw out Httile.y. Daw
la th arid promptly .throw u fust *<>» singled to right.
C antw ell
nt Into the middle of Reese Al- forced
Dawson, T a n n e r
lo DcHensley
was safe
when
»'• buck. A llen who wuh batting nieke.
Rawuun, went down on n suc- K u rtz humped Into W itman as the
latter was trying to touch Beau
ce 1 Cantwell.
■line.
v r a l f threw nut Myers, who ley out on the first base ■
an error.
I'Tishic
- t W U n r for Beasley Iml A lle n went K urtz drew
renter
scoring
v O n ‘to third. A gain F r is ld e phiy- tripled lo deep
Hensley.
Dumas
> d tho hero when lie slapped a Cantwell and
That tied" it up grounded to Fris bie .
T w o runs,
n single to center
'two lilts, me error.
Ly. again.
^
Kighth
.' The tontli saw M yers throw out
Quinn only to miikn room for Lo
Inning
Whitman was out, Meyers
to
" •n d 'th o * I u tier' e in shi< I "oiie t o ! Hatley. Quinn singled lo left, lie
for three bxses and I w*'"‘
a passed hull,
a moment later on a sar I I'tialiar ran way hark to make a
I >(,| 1great eat eh ol l.opez s drive to let I .
The
e fly by Salvatz.
linoFan tw e ll pirkud tip S a lv u lz ’ rollerwas
the
tenth
half of '
ami heat him to the hag, No runs,
Aiful.
one lilt, no errors.
An It H F(>
LMPA
Crow e looked at a third strike.
dlcko, nn
-1
Dl K u rtz threw out Meyers. Dunbar
tthar, ‘4b
\
pi made three bases when Stanton
iton, cf . •. B
interfered with Hlnckslock in left
in, lh
field and the latter drnppifd Dun
f t ........
b u r’s fly. Dunbar
was given
a
RX, ,0 ..........
triple* S a lv a tz threw out Hailey,
IVatx, 3b . .
No rim s, no hits, no errors.
ekatock, .’lb
'
Ninth liming
P ■
Illaekstoek walked. B utle r, h a l
it 1 o
ting for K u rt z , drew a walk also.
p ...........
sacrificed,
Cantw ell
In
:m r> 7 :to tr» 2 Dcnidico
icTotaU
Meyers, who covered first.
Tan
•Batted for Kurts in Utli.
ner popped to Crowe.
Stanton
AH It II F0 A
)R 0
singled to left, counting
Black
0
4
1
2
0
j r / c t f .......
stock and Butler.
Dawson threw
yent, r f . . 0 0 0 1 U
out W hitman.
Two runs, one hit,
ia, »n ----- . 5 0 8 1 L
no errors.
0
0
2
.
ft
1
w, « .......
the lust of the
C rui [ started
4 0 0 2 1
Allen, hatting
ninth or Tampa.
S * r * . 5 b :: 4
ar, If . . . . . •1
. a
r, lb
. a
IjE iV :;::;; . 0
(f6ll* P *—- ,3
1
0
0
0
1
1
0 0 4
1 3 0
1 15 0
1 3 3
0 0 0
Q 1 3
.35
4
7 30 12
....... 101 000 002 l—r.
.........OfO 000 201 0 - 4
»ry: Two bane hit, .Stuulabie.
Three btae hits,
I,’ Dunbar, Lopez. ‘ .Sacrifice,
r, Cantwell, 11. My era, Den*
l|lrAU. L eft on baae, Sanimpa,,10. Base on ball*,
red, 7; off Kurta^ 2 in 8
o ff Craig, 0, Struck out
reO. 3 ; by Kurtz, 4 ; by
fur Dawson, wus hit by u pitched
ball.
Cantwell sacrificed, Dcnleke to Whitman.
Allen went to third us Craig
threw out Myura. Frislde singled
forced Frisbio, Halvuta to Tanner,
forced Frisbie, Halbatz to Tanner.
Tenth Inning
C iu n ls Again li c it Deds
N K W V O H K , Aug. 7. (A’t TinNew V o ik C ia '.ts won their tenth
straight game from the Clneiminl i
Detla here Frid a y, t» to :t. McQinlla w as knueked out of Hie Imx in
(lie first inning when the Deds
scored three rims, hut Ding then
stopped the visitors. .Ir.rktum, of
I In- ( limit -, Ini a home rmr. in I h
font I h m till two on lia ie,
.Score by innings
t nn mu,u i .
dun unit mm
.:
-a u
T i n .'v iRalit* Five Krrors To
Give \Viishiuirlon(iame;Red
Sox Lose Again To Chicago
pair of runs m
A H D II PO A K
d
ft
3
r»
i
i
i
>t
i
Thm-nr. ill.
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
II
ft
1
T in k e r, if
i1 I lardy , i f
* 0| A b ra m -. D>
r> ■
>i •> o' V in u . sW ells, ,
;t it 0 From I iy, i f
•> 0 II
•i ii 0 Dent, i f
K. .folmson, ef
d i 0 Petrie, If
a i II C ulhreath, [i
i i II
it i 1)
Total ■
l-'nrt M y e r s
( irl tnd"
SA N FD D D
I id.' land
Turn p:i
niaderttnn
S | , Pel i -i shurg
Sim isrita
Won
18
lb
t1
Di
11
11
11 .
11
Lost.
Ill
11
11
LI
11
17
17
17
it
0
1
1
l
N A T I O N A L I .K A C l ’ K
n
Won LuMt
0
fr!)
42
1) Pittslm rgb
17
57
0 <Hie intuit i
•1 St. I.iniis
r.t;
48
53
50
New Ynrk
51
54
5 ( llicilgn
52
53
Hiooklvn
03
11
A il D 11 I ’O A !■
K; Hnsti r.
:tvt
o i
i
01
Philailelpliiii
it
A M E D It AN l i ; A C C E
0
0
I .DSt
W ot .
11 New Turk
30
70
till
18
11 ( 'levi'hiinl
51
55
1) 1’ll 1kiiii-l]>!■l:l
55
52
0 l hieagu
no
51
0 Detroit
rr >
51
Washington
01
15
dl
H -.1 27 III
1 St. Limi,*
71
(to St on
. 34
-I
.Mill ■
R ecord Better
Nearly 2
.atilt ^
.J!t:t i
..JIM
.din
Miss Ederle Bt.
Sixth Swimnu
Ac c ompl i s
Miiiiii-h, cf
C L K V K L A N D , Ohio, Aug. 7 . — Hogan. If
t)
t/Fi New Y m l u in the odd gatne i I li nt on, r f
2
of the sefieji ....... . Cleveland F r i I A nn I naig, I h
3
2
day, K to 7, II" . I coming to the I Turner. 2b
i c m tie with (ii. I'.ut-f r un on see- M, Donald, e
0
i .d haj e and L i k i n g out McNulty. 1 Brow i i . p
0
D O V E R , England. Ang.l
Itnt11 made In Ih irtv -fifth tmm-*
T h e English Channel M
niit of the sim rut io ilii' fifth with
,i
i
35 4 10 27 VI II i-’T . M l I DS
defeated by Certrialc Kill
0. 1 HOC ou, uloli' It'll MS, of till- III
l'd-year-old Amera-nn gjJ
C a s n i c . If
di, r r, made lliree h|.>ii I>I<-', iru-reas r S T P K T F .
trier.
A H D II pn A K (irandio, rf
lllg In total In . I t •r Du
i-iii oil I Mila/zo, dh
1 0
1 u ') ) W u - k h a n i , i I
Old Neptune, after
h u m :' to I . in i • I. ' i hind
r i,:, —.
j l l o , Ie.
I 1 1 i 7 1) j I tor an. ..11
Pet. previous rclnsal-. im-ludii
'
l
New L cl>
ini util dim , L! I I Hro-iv a. cf
l 1 0
II 1) Bnn/a. In
tint) E d e rle herself, at Iasi i
I levehmd
|o| OKI Hill
ltd
I Johnston, rf
1 it 1 i
1 0 ( I* R e iII v .
.r.r>
i; Hiis three-iiroiiged spear
Hal torn
S I11 a K<-r ,
Hr a v ( o n , . <) I 111 Ie *, 2 b
1
1 0
1 0 C han e cj , ;!(i
.m y mittud a woman tn swim x,
Hoyt and S,w . m l , I 11 a o. K a i r I Hrvan. If
4 1) 1 i
turbulent waterway diviiil
1 1 Jnhti.ston, i
mill Si w e ll
land from Frame.
:i 0
1 3
Lackey, c
1 0 S[iui geoii, |i
I Shore*, i 11
3 0 2 11
And, as if in a must ,|J
1 III
L r m r I t u r L Macks lo Win
III -,vlit, 11
mood, he aei-ordeil the
1 0 0 0
1 1
To tals
S T LO C IS, \og !. o i ’p L e f ty j I lav, kins, p .
g e nerally favorahle conditi
2 0 0 1 1 0
(irove pltrhid effectively and the
accomplished
the swim il
•r.> >» 8 •'7 it; 1i Orlando
Fhthidi'l|diia M ' l h t a a Won the fi | Totals
time than any of the five]
Fo
rt
.Mycis
tto?
in(7
mix
--8
1
mil game of the e rie a from the Na i a ot a
01)0 400 001)
wero able to make the
_T
t
St. ]->>!■■. Brown.-. F r id a y , it
T'li*- S t , i I ’li r.-rlmrg
jo u rn e y , from 1872 to 1
1102 000 (11)0- -2 S u m m a ry T w y base hits, tiraaA t h lilu
lumetied hits ir. the filth
Starting from C»p«
dm | 2 t ; Spurgeon.
Stcihri bases,
inning tm five mu
Hale triple I
France, at 7:0!) o'clock!
TWO 1)110 IN U N F it :[ I T
with three on
Poole hit a linin'’
C iam lto.
Sacrtfiee,
W ickham.
S A N T I A C O . Cuba. Aug. 7.— f/P> morning under excellent
run III llie eighth. C lo v e held the
Ile rn a n Pena was executed by and tide conditimu, the}
Doiihle
plays,
Fo
ss,
T
in
k
e
r
and
A
b
Y i n : lx T O W N , T e x a s , A ug. 7 Hrowin to two hits until the ninth
tin* garrote this morning for the girl swam
almost cot
rams.
Left
on
bases.
Ft.
Myets,
ti;
t/Pi
Two
persons
are
dead
and
an
wlieu lie allowed two niigtes i.nd a
murder two years ago of Mayor with her overhand stroki
" H e r i- r . a hospital here, pride Orlando, ti.
Base on lu l ls , Cul
triple lor two is,',*,
Yillaloii of Santiago.
The collar crowl-kick that brought
Philadelphia tutu ufio li 1 it tl
h 1 , aid; fatally in jt m d , a s r. result of hie.ath, li. St i in k out Sptlfgeoti, 7; of the machtm tightened
about as nil umtUcur swimmer,
|
a
hooting
a
f
f
r
a
y
at
tlin
farm
of
( iilbfi al 11, 2. Passed halls W ells, iiis neck at H:0l o'clock and lie was >|o ’clock F r id a y evening.
Hi Lom
Din mill mid
:
hit
I Mueller, eight miles iioilh S, John mi.
I mpires, Kane and pronounced dead after seven m in
Hal 11 i n
<. i ..1 e nml *"i hi an- : * *
“ Proud Woman," idle
M iekh .
Time, I 71.
Van C 1 1111 I , W ln 1’ a IaI, Da I a II I 1 i re ar early today.
ute*.
(Continued 1,11 l’ai
M a i n a e,
Cuban Executed By
The Garrole Today
tun mu mix a id i
j New
ork
Divey, .May and Fi
| Hut terncinieh; Jtmg, Me tDu ^<111 and Suy
| der,
l-'rror Win l o r Senators
D KTD orr
Xtttr. 7. i/Ft
Five
Detroit ei nn s emit rilmterl to Wash
ington’- I'1 to M \ n l o r v over tieTigers k'l'Mlav
Two nr these mi;
Itnliins Drop Fourth Straight
plli\ ■eanti ill the
l<lh When tinH IH M iK L V N . Aug.
.'.
I/Fi
mored
11\ e run t and
thli-e IS rook I ,Vn lilt I li-i s tailed to Seriiilor
top the Ciird s F r id a y ami the Dob- 1. -,iieked Well nut of the box. Th ■
T ig i rs fill'd the IciM's in the eight li
ills ilrnpped their fourth eon.oeu
with nnne out, hut M: rlierry went
live game hy 7
(o
H.Brooklyn
scored all its runs in the third in n In Morndl',. relief and ictired the
ing when Halm Hi-rmar. hit for the side.
circuit with two mi base.
Me Washington 2011 iillfi 020— 12 I'i fi
n i l 10(1 000 - 8 ' I ,
Weeny was knocked out of the box I tel m il
Hnttene..
Deilther,
M e r r ill,
in the fifth when five tiits and a
M arherrv and Duel
Wells, Hull .pass were hunched for four runs.
S I. Lo uis
IMItl 1 10 2011 7 11 2 w ay and Wmidall, Hassha .
SANFORD GROVE
“ A m id Majestic Pines ”
Brooklyn
mt.'l mill 1100 d 7 I
H ulle rie s- Deitilmrl i.nd D ' F a r
r e ll; MeWeeney,
F r h a r t , Hair.es
and O ’Neal.
C hirago T r i il in r r s Hnstnn
C H I C A C O , A u g . 7. ITP) l ’.i
eago made it three straight ft on
Hnstnn F i n l a y by piling up an
e arly lead hy hum ln".g hits with
C a lls Heat F h ils In 10 inning <
the visitors' erro rs and defeat m.:
I ’ ll I L A D K L F I I 1A , Aug. 7. (/!*>
Boston 7 to I, in th'' final of lie'
Chicago made the most of seven
aeries,
The visitors
u-ia) three
hits in win a ten inning game from
pitchers while Conn ,lly went the
Fhilmlel|ihia Friday., 2 to I Three route for the hiciila.
of the seven hits were Imm-lied in Beat on .
100 000 102— I 12 'f
tile seventh in t’fotiui'e one run,
Cliitngo
I bo ooo lit-. —7 ;t i
and Wilson's double in the tenth
B atteries — W ingfield, Du
11
produced
the
winning
marker. and Lundgren and S to ke s; C ii.n alT h r e e I iui 'Ii t h worked for the Cuba
ly and Sehalk.
and the trio held the F h illie s to
three hits, all being made off
Willie. A s a result of the victory,
Die Culm made it three n, a row
IT ••in the I'liillu-s and four victories
in a tow.
Chicago
ttltll tlllO ItIO I
2
7
.!
Fhilndelphin
nmi umi Min I :t .1
Hatteries — Blake, ilones, Milstead and ll u i' l n e ll ; Mitchell and
Wilson.
Yesterday’s Results
A meriran League
I ’liilndelplmt, li; SI Louis, It.
New Yo rk, H; Cleveland, 7.
Itnxtim, I ; Chicago, 7.
Washington, 12; Detroit, H.
National League
F it ld u ir g , f>; Ibmton, 4.
New York, <1; C in cin n ati, 3.
SI. Louis, 7; Brooklyn, 3.
Chicago, 2; Fhiladelphia, I.
Southern Assoriation
t
Memphis, 11(1; Birm in gham , 8-1.
Lit tle Hock, 1; A tlan ta, 8.
ChattiiT.ooga, 5; New O rleans, 8.
Nashville, .1; Mobile, 4.
Southt-utern League
I'ortunatcly for ihose wliu have-purchased
Sanford properly at reasonable prices there is
BRADENTON AND
LAKELAND WINS
no embarrassment.
Those who have shown
their faith in Sanford Grove have been amply
H i g h l a n d e r M u u n d N m a n G iw s
I ip B u i T h r e e H it s W h ile
M a t e s B u n c h H its In s i h
T o S c o r e A ll F o u r 'r a llie s
rewarded.
BRADENTON, Fla., Aug 7
(/I’i Lakeland cinched the , lies
with Bradenton here Friday aft
ernoon when t’vn hits, two bases
r . In Hr, a stolen base and an error
gave them a 4 to 0 vert lit-1 over
Not only has the price of most of Sanford
the (Irmvers. The
the* eighth frame.
LAKELAN D
A ll
Buckley, .-s
r,
Ko w alski, 2h
i
Kowalski, 2h
i
»>
Heck, 3h
*J
Uruzit r, ef
Fntvoye, If
4
K lln m , lh
3
Dodge n, rf
3
W ille y, p.
3
T o tals
2D
St. Augustine, »1; Shvuunnh, 4 (14
innings.)
B R A D E N T O N AH
Montgomery, 4; Jacksonville. 0.
3
Columbus, i ; Albany, 5.
E llio t t , 2b
Wljeclor, 3h
4
Florida .State League
4
Barnett, lb
. 3
Lex*, r f
Lakeland. 4; Bradenton, 0.
4
Richardson, If
Sarasota, 4; St. Petersburg, 2.^
Howell, c f . . . .. 3
Orlando, J ; Fort Myers, 8.
Parker, c ....... .. 3
Tampa, 5; SANFORD, 4. 110 in- Johnson, bh ...... 3
r.ings.)
Barron, p ..... - .. 3
-c
Grove lots increased, but the near future will
rally I'lmii'
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0
0
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11 ■
II •/ «;
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Quinn was out, Meyers to lluiluy.
Lopez tripled to left, Lopez
seared on a sacrifice fly by Hal
vutz. Ulackstock walked. Craig
popped to Frisbie. One run, onu
hit, no errors.
' Crowe waa called out on strikes
Craig threw out Muyera.
Lopez
Totals .......... .29 0 ,3 *»- 18
The Japanese , beetle Is a f a r
threw out Dunbar. Nu runs, no more injurious pelt in this coun*
hit*, no errors.
try than in Japan, its original Lakeland ___ ..... 000 Ihiti ti |«i___ 4
home, according to tho Depart Bradenton ..... .....ooo mm tin_.o
One hundred and three work- ment of Agriculture.
It attack*
the following crops: apple, qulnc«
1 Gland*maa gave his sun
wach, awfet cherry, plum, g r a p S
A v« Wilt* e « b week and
it la ei* blackberry.
td hlm p u M t In the Kaa
aoy bean, i p
toV1 •
S A D \ >t IT A
tbit ri
Moi ,ii I,, ss
“I AmProudWon
Declares Ame
Mermaid On I
ins At Kings
Club Standings
see such a demand for property in this exclu
sive section of Sanford that those who buy
now will certainly be favored with good re
turns upon their investments.
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First National Bank BMg.
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law ,
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SA N FO R D , F L O R I D A , M ON DA Y, A U G U S T 9, 1920
ice C annot Stick HOUSHOLDER!S Official Denial Is Issued
O n Finding OfKitchene r ’s
le b t A greem en t,
Body On Norwegian Coast
irts C lem enceau
Hoard's
,0„ Plan Is NUMBER DEAD IN
To French
idence, Says ‘TIDALWAVE’MAY
In Message
I^irties Back
REACH FIFTEEN Wrong
Of Suit, He Asserts
BEFORE COURT
IN CANAL CASE
Navigation
A ttorney
Doesn’t (Juestion C onstitu
tionality Of Ait Hut S a y s
County HasDiit vTol’erform
Appeal Is
^oCoolidge
remierFears
[Adopting Old
IEnglishl>ol,cy
10 Bod ies-Are Recovered And Opposing A ttorneys A ttacked
F iv e O th e rs Still Massing
For Disparaging R em arks
A fte r G iant ComberSweeps
About Wording Of T h e Bill
Sh o res O f LakeE rieSu nd ay
‘‘We are not asking whether this
B U F F A L O , N. Y.. Aug. »._(/!>) legislature uct is constitutional; it
— Fifteen lives uppear to have been is whether the County Commis
the toll of the wave which swept sinners have a duty to perform."
Grunt and Karnnrn beaches yester
This was one of the opening
day.
••
Au7‘ fl-. ,/P) T
statements this morning of K. K
lemeiupaii. F r i i i m * s
Tan bodies have been recovered Housholder, nttorne,, m the h eal
premipr. Iu‘lie\ (*s and five others are missing of the ing on the writ of imiinlninus to
scores swept from their feet when compel the Seminole County Com
Jbt sHtlpii " 1" 1 «*nthe giant comber suddenly rolled missioner and
Tax
Assessor
L|t \Vashi»H,oM *»(•- in from Lake Erie and engulfed Vaughn to recognize the net creat
bftarv of I hr T r e « s - the holiday crowds.
ing the Upper St. Johns River
, , nd M. BiTeiigur,
No plausible theory of the wave Navigation District. The peti
aml»assa<Nir to hus been advanced other than it tion tiled by counsel for the navi
may have been the aftermath of a gation distil'- 1 , followed the refusal
J States, not only recent lake atorm.
Some of the of the Seminole officials to carry
[Juried out lait t h a t bathera caught in its grip de out provisi ns .n tin* act.
France's inilepend- scribed it as a "tidal wave" against
The hearing entered the third
which the strongest swimmers were iluv this morning with .1 76-minute
And many of those argument by P. A. Vans Agnew
Lf |ias inmlf nn np- powerless.
T > t l (M.lidge
mi who had taken advantage of the mostly devoted to a rebuttal of
Inquestmu the Ameri- warm holiday to seek (he beaches the attacks on the act hv County
Attorney George A. DcCotles, repmrativc i"*t t" !«««« could not swim a stroke.
»ar debt* upon u
Almost unnoticed, the great wull {
t he lesjiomlenj.s, n lid
D. 'Uuiilix
rial Itasis. He says of water swept forward through Cary
*
'*
.....* ' ' of' "DeLund,
‘
* who ns
Itrwury is empty nail the ranks of the bathers and then counsel for tvyo railroads is per
, of payment in tin* hack again in a resistless "under- sonally
..
. , Interested
,
, „ in the case. Mr.
Mr.
Vans
Bin aj/cemnt
are low” which carried dozens out of 1 1'"U*h«lder followed
•
I Agnew, who is chief counsel for
' fullfillment because their depths
BKcssitatc n loan
Many Unsuccessful Attempts
I thl‘
commissioners.
[Yrurity in the shape
There were numerous rescues ,
Marvels At I nr pose Of Suit
grill |W
I!$!M
4S?»ioMH# an and numerous unsuccessful at. „m* rv** at t,"‘1 Pl,rpose of this
, for Turkey," and tempts to answer screams for help
declared Mr
Housholder,
Couliilge that or to reach a helpless victim.
uml more so at the defense. The
At
|urer accept such u least one man, Hciniv Curstens, motion to quaah the writ is sign
lost his life when he returned to ed by the chairman of the ( ’minty
I let fur sale even to the lake after bringing one girl Commissioners. Counsel comes in
'a ;:1 Ah (Temeneeuu. ashore.
lit* disappeared far out to court und dec-lures that it is un
1 vu came In u« in mill hours luter his body was constitutional from its inception.
alkali leave her."
washed in.
The body of an un Who do we find are doing it. It
i SeriuuH Effect* identified woman wan the tenth re is the Tux Assessor and the Board
of Commissioners. I wish you
■with President Cnol- covered.
woiJU keep them in mind, your
flSiidfr war debts as
Hlaine Nicliolr., 18, of Buffalo, honor. 1, as u taxpayer, want this
■tSnuctiuns between who was caught in the sweep, said
AOrbtor. M. t'lemeii- it seemed as though he had sud improvement- 1 am willing to pay
was fearful lest denly
____ stepped off a ledge into deep my sharo of the assessment.
?iV. was adopting water.
Then came the rush o f 1 "1 submit that the wrong uqrtie*
J- Jtef England, I water back like a mill-race, he said. I ,Jhavo
mv,0 been hero the lust two days
nru|H* by playing } Although Nichole is a good swim - 1 ,Y*‘u declare the act unconstitutional,
bower against an- lneri kt. coll|J (u> mori, than htrld | Ky were not culled upon to pass
ihis
t ’own
........against
.. . i i,
It, mid. once re- 11“nmil
I " " the constitutionality of the act
tHls President leased from the grip, swum fifteen Here .yu* see the county Tux As
uriirtt settlements minutes before he could touch Imt- sessor taking Ulion his hack, tho
burden of the |K.*ople of Seminole
ftverpneies of opin- tom again.
'
and Brevard counties, to find out
ilni i serious effect
_ _ __
whether the ml is constitutional,
of the civilized
Two Drowned In Maine
Dkisn, he -ays. tool MONIIEGAN IS L E , Maine, Aug. because be has been so advised.”
Mr. Houslmldei said he found it
»hu-v iik-asim- cun- ly. i/l*i Two c h i I d r e ii w c r e
wins! yesterday
by a wave of |" v‘'j V interest mg" to hear a prein* his iomi p ro h-jilrowiusl
yesteri
tt»t whe h he is oc- j unussnul size, somewhat similar to . s,,,,I«tion by Mr. De( ottes on the
" I t was
linatiug. Ilis r e f - : thatt reported to have swept beach- ‘'<">*titii ional.ty of laws
.. .. .
. .
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ffine
i l m and
u n, I 1I Im
I'tt profited
iki-.tv 11 to I Lai
11 " ‘ I,
have
by it,"
he,t
**•' to tin* tei Imical es near Buffalo, N. Y.
' who urc working- Jacqueline Harstow, II-year-old saljl. "I feel Hint he has given us
|daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ja m es a very nice presentation on the
Mitny things
that
in public affairs i Harstow of New York, was swept constitution.
l/kfm " whole," con- I from her feet by a sudden huge were presented wero new to mo.
['**o' ivhu.
|comber.
Edward
Vuughun,
a But 1 will endeavor to show thut
oa I’me '.!|
playmate, went pluekily to her res many things, presented huve no
cue but both were wushed to seu application to the ease under con
by the undertow. Neither body had sideration."
Raps Opposing Attorneys
been recovered curly today.
Mr. Housholder voiced his ex
Five of those rescued were haul
ed ushrirc by mci ns of a human ception to statements imule by op
chair, reaching out fifty feet from posing counsel mi the manlier in
the shore. Francis Ulrich, furthest which the hill creatir.g tin* district
I A«r
1/1*1 Huron out in the water at the end of this had been dr. wq up. "I have heard
Marnu, !iii>iijirt<| »f chain, would grasp tho nearest some sriirrilious remarks about the
I singer who ....... milted struggling form, give the signal hill as drawn up by this gentleman
(pointing to Mr. V uiis Agnew),"
LJui>
will I,,- Iiuii- and all would pull uwuy.
irid* tomorrow. His
Pulmotors were used to revive he said.
|*u Jiiknuwri.
several. One theory of the phe
“1 have heard ilisiiaraging re
*-harrell yesterday nomenon was that a slide of sand marks oil the Englisn of the hill
1from ii lucal hospi- had ocurred beneath the surface and how unintelligible it was. 1
■l|f l.awsiin t ). Duil- or that there had been a slightt don't know anything about Ins ed
"f the Coral Ca- earth tremor somewhere beneath ucation: I do know bis record: n*
Kal Society, who, in the lake.
hus forgotten more about drain
1 ws>oeiuiion, signed
age acts than Mr. DcCnttes and I
for ex|iediling the
will ever know.
nilre,
"I suy that it ill-behouves coun
*nt iiiiiiiumeud that
sel to come into court and talk
l ounslmi^hier charge i
uhoul how unintelligible und un
[wren would he withEnglish the bill iH."
1«f his (lepurturc not
The Herald hus received a crute
The courts huve held, he said,
■vrruw.
The buron of fine (ieoj^M’i peaches, present
thut the wording of u provision
n» desire to re- ed to it by T. /. Hawkiif. promlii“should mean what the legislature
“ ’jad trial on the ent celeiy grower of this city who
(Continued on Page 2)
I * further action will also owns a lurge pouch orchard ut
[Royce-Garrett
inished From
»te Tuesday
Fine Peaches Given
Herald By Hawkins
fiuthurities
Mings.
pending Commerce, (5u.
Mr. Huwkins is
ut preset.t in Commerce, («u. where
he has been supervising the ship
ment of a lurge peach crop.
Thei |ieuches received by The
Heruld are among the finest grown
in Georgia and among the largest
seen here this year.
^
Pton* for the emfcwV" s‘,’ r , l “',y for
of Commerce
i,*1. a,,<l there is no
'u .r n th,n fur
I*® President K. A.
Secretary R.
l ' ®orTiing.
1 {kl*Y^e ,‘s secretary
eUB»
Ltjamber
r i J " f„r
*,,r . tt |
least
Coring i|,i„ li||U, |n.
I nf*etMm ,(l UM to
ML ^ different men
hut there
IW , i hY u " ,,w «cc, £ l l,"y«l for the
summer, the
*'» said.
lMJsition
k
officer1 ur
kept
Powers, sentenced to un indeter
minate sentence of from three to
five years for his alleged swind
ling activities here several years
ago, was brought here from the
state prison at Mllledgevlllo for
questioning in connection with the
slaying of the investigator, who
wag instrumental In his capture.
Left temporarily alone in tho
jail office, Power* obtained keys
to a aide door and escaped.
Among the suspects releused
was Mrs. Jack Wilson, wife of Jack
Wilson, wanted here. In connection
with tha slaying ‘d f : a grocer lait
Christmas eve.
Meunwhile, police continued ef
forts to connect Donaldson's death
with the 'million dollar bunco ring
which wus broken up by Donaldson
several years ago. Rewards for
the apprehension of the alayer now
merce body will go forward the
same as ever,” Mr. Holly stated,
adding that he has been kept busy
since the time he took over the^ of
fice in answering queries on San
ford and other routine matters of
like nature.
During the course of the inter
view President Douglass compli
mented Mr. Holly on his fine dis
play of civic duty, and expresed
confidence thut the work of tne
Sanford Ch -mber of Commerce
under Mr. Holly’s direction would
continue to advance the best in
terests of the city.
The office of the chamber wil
be optr.ed at the usual hour, ami
Mr. Holly will devote as much of
hin time an he chtx spare from hw
other business to work in the total $7,100,
thi Sanford com ebambtr office*.
LONDON. Aug.
(/P)— O ffi
cial denial of the finding of I^ord
Kitchener's body on.tho shores of
Scandinavia and its interment
there is given in u report on the
loss of the cruiser Hampshire off
the Orkneys in 1010 , issued toduy
as a White Paper.
To paper goes lengthily Into the
details of the sinking of the Hamp
shire and, as has been officially
done many times before, denies
th|«t she was lost 'through treach
ery. It has been conclusively pioved, the paper says, that the ves
sel went down after striking ono
or more Herman mines.
The stories that Ix’rd Kitchener
"got away from the ship and that
he r e n t e d shore are purely Imag
inary," it continues.
Regarding the rumor that Kitch
ener’s Issly was found on the
Scandinavian shores it says:
"None of the Hampshire's dead
has ever l<cen identified and
bhrlcd mi tbiise shores, and there
urc good reasons for regarding it
as most impossible Ihnt the e »
would have i-nrncd them there."
Pages To d a y.
Legion O fficers
M I I
. wV,
Barton Gives Addre
Reports that the body of Lord
Kitchener, Hritish war ministc-.'
apd field marshal, had been found
was published in tho Referee, a
I,ondoii pa|s>i-, Snturdi^.
Frank
Power reported to the paper that
on a recent trip to Norway, he
found what he believed to In*
Kitchener’s body in a cemetery
near Scavenger; that he hud it ; < P « n n n e n / l n A a n T e u n
exhumed and arranged to return 1 r i 0 j P < i r P Q n C 8 S J . T U G
it to Knglund.
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Danger Stage AtHand TheftOfShoesHurts Over 100 Are Prei
Because Of Efforts Soldier’s Conscience
AtMeetingPreshfy
To Spread Pacifism,
Over ByDepartmi
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.— (A1)
Says National Chief - Belated
Commander
pangs of conscience
Ever ,im-e the sinking of the iAmencanPriiiciple
r
Hampshire there have been pi r ,
sistent^ recurrences of the report !
that Kitchener esenped end was •
living, unknown, in some fore gr
count i v.
( itizenshipMustBeCo- 1
ordinatod, He Says;
Before LargeCrowd
CASES TRIED IN SNEI1 DIES FROM
MUNICIPAL COURT INJURY RECEIVED
BY JUDGE WHITE IN RECENT FIGHT
Declaring Hint n danger
s ta g e is al hand in the nation
al life of the United S ta te s
because of organized e ffo rts
I hat are being made to in ject
pacifist ideas and ideuls in
mu’ histories, even to th e e x
F iv e F a c e C hargeH O f H a v i n g Man Who Engaged In Altercat tent of abolishing ull form s
ion With Frank Hulls In A of military training, J a m e s
W h ia k e y In T h e i r l'osHeKH4 5
imi W h il e 2 7 A r e B r o u g h t
l iji On D is o r d e r ly C h a r g e s
NUJ
prompted a former army dough
boy to write Major General
Chenthum, quxrtormaster -gen
eral of the army, that while in
the service he had acquired a
pair of army brogtmx which did
not belong to him.
Being “out of the army now.”
In* usked how he could squint*
himself and wns told a post
office order for the cost of the
shoes would fix it, so far as
Undo Sam wns concerned.
LONGWOOD STATE
BANK OFFICIALLY
OPENS ITS DOORS
F. Purl on. National AdjuUmt of
Tamal Barber Shop, Fusses Tim
American Legion, in address Stale
Comptroller'H O ffice
&iltirdny AP Coin minis, (la. ing tin* tale convention of The
Officially Authorizes T he
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tcFi
Mayor Welcomes}
Visitors To CIi
DonationGivenLej
For Advertising S v s (i u i-( entennitllij
T ile
mid •iMitruT cctflfc
o n c e n f Hu* A m e r i c a n Ccfti
w a s fo r m a lly o p e n e d n t
liusine.--; s e s s io n in t h e .(
Hall Hihliliiriutn t h i s m orti
a t 9 ii’cln ek.
U v tT *11)0
g i o n a ire s w e r e mi h an d Iht* roll fu ll n f D e p art])
<'o m m a iii le r W illia m Htol
w h o p re s id e d al t h e f o r m !
-opening. T i n- fir 1 biasness * 0* 7 '.
siflll Will «•I ii* 111. *11> irlliMinied M r i
the Legem lull lull thy *■r/.o of
ttut hi*! iti};* ii* -s tit .11•*«! .1 c*
of 1•!;«««• I<*r i )m iiit'Cmi*.
^.#1*
'••
4*4\
Tile meet llig Was call' ll to nlt01>*,\.
th>ii by 1 "iiimaieli r Sti itz, and
l.egionuire 1 stood al rigid ti'
tion a* lln* Stars and Stri|ion
tile 1 iilnrs of tie- l.i.eal I'ampbol
I.ossing pi>ti) were escorted to '
stage liy tho cohn* guard, folio1
immediately l>v the fatnim*
mid b u g le,corps of tho Tnl
post.
Rev. Morlimer lilnver, ehnplali
of the I>mal post, gavp the in
linn.
Mayor Lake Welcomes Visit
Mayor Fnireut Lake then
coined the visitor* in the nnmo
Sanford, declaring that tho
Sutistuntial” was prounil of*
fact that it i; hier* to the trie^l’
the legion, and telling of tha
sire of the riti/cnry of Sattfi
to make the -guy of the vial
ns pleasant n-; possible.
I hut I -I'gii.i'uiv -t tuku pd'
offiln* i-W's (iMidhbed hy^t
wiinhi, Itid.-irv and'T.Thiiiielt
get a good look ill this f i t / s f
tin* -itiiroiipding tcTritory.
Mtinuiel It. Diglilnu, ntetnhor
the local port, spoke briefly . t
the ties that hind ntumhers of
legion logi-tbec and welcomed
visitors to Ihi-i l ily in the nnino
tin* t '. 1111111n-11 |.o iog post,
gave :t short skcti Ii of tho
that the local go*t was doing
told of its expaii tion progrunt 1
the coming year.
State . •iijut.'iut Howard RowtOP
made the shm test talk of (I
lOiuiiing in I,. |,ntiding to tltu wcl
( ( 'oldimi-d on I’age 2 )
1
Ano-iii an Legion here toilny sound
Opening; Will Be Operated
A. D. Snell, seriously injured in ■■I a ringing appeal in fuvor of
A not Ik ■ lu rw
doc ket
faced
By l.ongwood BusinossMcn
Municipal Judge W. K. White this a ph> - icul encounter with Frank i ontiinieil pi i-pareilnesH.
'I he address follows:
morning in .Muuii ”'*il Court when Butt . ;i Sauficil Inn her. two weeka
Tin* l.ongwnod State Bunk was
■16 ruses, netting tne city $1,170 in
••America hus never waged a war
fines and forfeited bonds, were ago, died Si.turday afternunii :it of aggression.
America never officially opened for business this
heard
Five r.ises of having in his old home in ( ’oliinihus, (in., ac will.
Aggressive warfare should morning at Longwood,
The open
toxicants in their possesion were cording to worl received here Sun lie prevented by every tiicuns ponIt. A.
assessed $(160, traffic violators paid day.
*.ihli\
Every effort should la* de ing was authorized by
Graves
of
the
state
comptroller's
the court $80, the disorderly con
Snell is said to have siutair.cd villed In find a pacific method of office today after he had complet
duct cases, 27 in number, cost the
M-lrli-ment for iiiternulinnnl disdefendants $176, while the four a fractured skull in the mixup in pules. Thut is the spirit of Amer ed his examination of the hunk's
eases of drunkeness i ariched the front of a lunhcr shop on Magnolia ica.
That is tin* snirit of The hooks.
city coffers by $2<>6. One ease (,f Avenue, and In- was taken In the |American Legion.
It is the first hunk for I/mgf
driving while drunk swelled the Fernuhl l.auglitmi Memorial Hos“ But liberty anil self-govern wooil, and it was started und will
pili.l. Ptiysciuns report (si thut In* I
total of the Inter item.
ment, attacked and put in jeopardy, In* operated by Longwood business
The capital Is $20,090, with
Curl Euton, T v F. Fisher, Issue would recover. Lust Wednesday, mnsl he defended.
The independ men.
Dover, charged with the possession at his request he was put uhoanl i ence of the United States is Ion a 21) per cent surplus.
precious in la* sacrificed. A na-7 C. W. Entzminger is president,
of intoxicants were fined $200 a (rain for t'ohimlius.
Tin* Goluiuliiis man had visited lion’s patriotism revolts at tin and J . E. Walker, first vice presi
apiece, Floyd Schunierul was fill
The directors
ed $60 for u similar offense and Hu- ’ irliei* simp to get a shave. thought.
A Nation's spirit of de dent and cashier.
the case of .Sum Patterson was He had become impatient it \va; votion and self sacrifice rises, as ure J . H. Slade, L. J . Hurdley, I*.
said, in waiting for iiis turn. When , l has risen in its might' in times J . Overstreet, and Mr. Wulker und
continued untiL Wednesday.
Mr. Overstreet
Rufus Collins, charged with op- he g"l in tho chair, he is alleged past, to the defense of those things Mr. Kntzmingor.
is second vice president.
eratirui a motor yehicic while un by Butts to have become abusive. |*,,|- which America stands.
| ^ True .Ciherlciin Principle
The hunk is located in tho Joe
der the influence of intoxicants ami lie left the chair.
Butts followed Snell to Uu lone,
The blinking
“ Ii is for that purpose, for the Tinker building.
wns fined $ 200.
Mum Edwards, charged with la»- and iho former is alleged to have I defetii-ii of them* things, that Amer quartets have been nicely furnish
A democratic ed. Full bankling service will bu
ing diunk wus finud $6, while P. repeated his abusive reuiurl.. Bull « ica is prepared.
J .Suiuii*'* and E. A. Driggers lor struck Snell, according to the ver nation like the United States, with given iwtrons, according to Mr,
feited $10 and $60 bonds on the shut given police officials, and a people intent upon peace so loiTg Entzminger.
Sr,ell fell to tin* sidewalk.
as peace may honorably lie main
Three prominent Sanford bank
same churgc.
tained, lines not develop iiicuiih of ers visited tho new hank Hum morn
Butts
was
arrested
on
an
a
s
Walter Blakely wns fined $26
defense lo-ciiuse it believes in wur.
for disorderly conduct, ( ’. Preston, sault charge, ; nil released under Il develops then to defend itself ing anil congrutiilnled the officers.
la k e ,
fined $16 for disorderly conduct. $ 1.0011 bond pending the outcome - and its institutions and its land and They were Mayor Forest
nrvsidcnt of the .Seminole ( ‘nuiity
Arthur llav-c ami,Willie William- •,f the victim's iiijui ies.
j i t ; people against attack from agwere fined $10 for disorderly con I Sheriff ('. M Hand said In* had I gresMve nations licnt oil conflict Bank; Win. H. Tiinuiiliffe, presi
dent of till* Sanford Bank &
. Trust
duct. Dora Miller, Ed Cimuiit and licili notified of the man's ileal Ii ami on conquest.
Thut, iRui thut
und I'i A. Douglass, proside.it
Arthur Morgan were dismissed on and had conferred with ( irruil alone, will discourage piraticully- (
of the Sanford Bond £ Mortgage
a similar charge, while the case Judge W. W. Wright, but no de mmib-il peoples.
Company, mid chuirirMt nf the
of Robert Brown was continued cisior. as to a probable charge
“ Il is a true American principlo hourd of directors of tho Sanford
against Butts laid been mailt*.
until Wcdnesduy.
to he well armed to lie armed to Bank & Trust Co,
The following forfeited bonds
the degree demanded by the state
Friends of the bank's officials
of $6 when they fuiled to appear
of affairs throughout the world. sent flowers to tho bank, und they
in court this morning to qgswer
Tin- American Legion, represent wero pluced ip the lobby.
chnrges of disorderly ciinduil;
ing flu* millions of men who Imre
Buster Banks, Yaucy Muck, Boston
arms for country in the grimiest
Banks, Jam es Lee, George Thom
war of nil time, does not believe
as, Jam es lampes, Willie Simms,
in the creation of a great standing
Ben Holt, Willie Hall, Frank Wil
■trniy.
It does not believe in the
Hams, Jim Jones, Arthur Ford,
A large basket of Carmen building of a super-powerful navy.
John Argret, Albert Juckson, John
Kill il does believe in maintaining
Williams, Willie
Russell,
M. grapes, gathered from the 22 -iici**
an adequate army.
It does be
Bloomfield. E. M. Tounsley for vineyard of Dr. Charles Deinko of lieve m having uu adequate navy.
} ifiP
feited a bond of $26 on a ch irgc Altoona, three miles from Until 11 does believe in giving due cure
Cupt. It. A. Gray, ussistant state
Initiation it ifiii-oiicrt for all/
t i IIn, were presented In The Her
of disorderly conduct.
comptroller,
wus
a
visitor
in
San
and attention to the proper deve»
“ Poor t b o i i w l m ilcsiro enlrnnori
J e f f Waymcr charged with ir aid today. The grapes were from Inpiiieiit of our air service.
It be ford today, having come hero to into tin* nrdi-l- of lln* Forty an*
from
Misting arrest wus dismissed on ii carloud shipment sent
lieves in al) these things thut wo attend the l.eglon convention und Eight will start tonight ut 7 0*1 '
thwt count und fined $6 for din Umatilla last week and are said
.... may la* in a position to co-ordinuto also to assist In the official open in the l.egimi homo ,un tho
to
have
been
the
first
shipment
for
orderly conduct.
('antral L u r forces effectively in the event ing this morning of the Longwood front.
Eluhnrate
preparation,
J . N Levy forfeited u $26 bond murket ever made from
State Bank.
Inf attack.
have
been
miulc
to
makn
tho'jni|Uj
Florida.
on a charge of speeding, Eddie
(•apt. Gray, whose Work in the alion hot It mqii'cssivo and affect*}
Attach*
Spineless
1‘ucifiHtH
Dr. Dcmko, who is enthii*iuslii
Bection wus fined $1(1 for violation
“Tin* American Legion does not comptroller's office puts him in a five, 11111,1111111; to A. Itli'D Klrttf,*'.
of traffic luw relative to riilini: about graix* culture in this pail *;f
position of authority on bunking t 'oimiiniidi r of tlm -IncksonvillO'
the rim, Ettie lx*e Jinkins was the str-tae gathered his fruit this want the youth of America to institutions following the recent
post mid iliief of the wrecking;
giuw
into
spineless
pacifists,
into
fined $10 for operation a motor vonr from vines that have been
hunk disorders und predicted that 1 crew uhiili will conduct the iuitivehicle while a minor, and $6 f ir growing for only three years. Bv poltroon signers of “no-uiorc-wnr” within a short time many of the alion i ••reoiiaijcs.
reckless driving, E. Stephenson and next season ho hopes to have 1 h> pledges and “slackers' oaths,” who closed bunks will reopen.
Th T**or tioofs” und tho
K. C. Davenport were fined $7 acres under cultivation and *o the , will not hear arms in the nation's
The ussistant comptroller took ntipu coininilteo will meet nt it).
defense
even
when
Invaded
by
a
ouch for speeding, C. B. Johnson futuro plans to make the nroilnc (
It wants occasion to pralsu Sanford nil Scm- homo of the Sanford Legion,*
ruthless foreign foe.
was.fined $2 for violation of traf tiun of grape* one of the lending 1|ruthless
them to know that duty to one's inolu county upon the fset that they ing from there to tho husinoss
industries
of
Central
Florida.
fic law, and Tom Gunor forfeited
country in attack is ubove all con- wero uniong the very fow places in tion of tho 1 ity ★ hero tho vie
a $10 bond on a charge of reck
Dr. Deinko predicts that within Hili-ruUon* of persunul safely, tile state tliat had emerged from will appear in a box car in vnri
less driving.
a few years Florida will lie com personal comfort, pursoiiul advan the recent period without even n states of (lisrobemeiit. This A)
peting with California on the grape tage.
There Is one cull which, hir.t of u run on uriy of tho hanks. ho only a mild taste of what lg(
market ns it now does on the ci t rus above ull others, must he heeded. This fact, Mr. Gray attributed to follow, moiriln-rs of tho enmmitt
fruits und celery. That the >oil The good citizen cannot stand un tho substantial nuture of the sec declared.
here well adapted to tin* eultiva concerned and inactive, in his coun tion and to the faith of its citi
The final riles for the “F*
tion
grapes, is the contention of try’s hour of need.
zens.
Goofs" will la- conducted at the.
Mr. Gruy was pleased to learn giuu hut in the Inter hours of
“Still extreme pacifism spreads.
Chairman A. E . Yowcll of the Dr. Derqko, who declared there is
Retail Merchants committee of no roaaon why Florida shouldn't Our ideals of national service are nf the continued rapid growth of night.
All members of thu Sanfo
Foreign
agencies Sanford hanks and of the city it
the Sanford Chamber of Commerce grow bettor grapes tlmn Cali undermined.
announced following a recent meet fornia and ulso have the added and native-born emotionul theorists self and marveled at the many chapter of the Forty and El;
ing of the committee that the advantage nf being nearer to oust ■ converted by skillful propaganda evidence* of progress to ba seen uru e*|K*cial)y urged to attorti)',
ob svery hand.* *v
take part in tho initiation.
yacht Welaka, which lias been ern markets.
push their work.
“ A danger stage approaches. Or
operating between this city umi
ganized efforts have been and are
Benson Springs and tho Florida
being imule to inject pacifist ideas
Light und Power headquarter* on
and pacifist Idealn into our hiaIotke Monroe would operute only
toricH.
It is proposed to abolish
two days a week insteud of three
Iho Reserve Officers’ Training
us in the past three weeks.
Corps and even eventually to
The days the yacht will operate
Funpral arrangement* of J . 1). abolish all forms of military train
will be Wednesday and Saturday,
DALLAS, Texas, Aug. 9— f/P)—
Texas law provides 0 car
Light Is mude—think of Itl Tho Democratic state elections must havo a .inujority tf
making three round-trips on the Cruik, who was drowned in a wnmll ing.
of
the
deeds
of
some
of
our
lake
near
this
city
yesterday,
a
f
former day and four on Sutuiduy.
committee will meet here today tu the party nominee,
The bagt la being operated un ternoon have not been completed, greatest Americans who wore the canvass returns in the recent pri supporters ubni nlleginl
(Contloued on Page 2)
der the supervision of the Retail according to officials of Mlllermary election with the political at tie* in Moody's campaign do
Merchants Association of Sanford. Erickson, local undertakers who
mosphere surcharged with uncer in thut two contributions w
are in charge of the body.
In
tainty on the question of whether tereil by candidates for oth«r ; 4
structions from relatives of the
*’
Governor Miriam A, Ferguson will - ficcs.
dead man are being awaited.
He
withdraw from the Democratic run
During thu cumpalgu Mrs.
la a native of Greenwich, Conn,
off fo r th e gubernatorial nomina uaon agreed to resign if 1
. Cralk. was drowned while in
tion. '
led her by oqe vote. With
Advertisers who . use Herald
No word aa to t h t disposition of swimming with two companionsParty, loaders declare two factor* flcial returns virtually c
-. lut.sified ads are continually
enter to make th e altuation unus she issued a proclamation 1
cashing in on their amall Invest
the body of W. D. Fulton, employee They noticed his queer action* but
of the Phoenix UtiMlea company were unable to reach him before
ual,. RevUed unofficial primary special session nf thb lei
ments.
I t la supposed by mem
here, who was killed
l(Ule<J In
in an
a auto- he sank.
returns ahow that Attorney Gon- to pass on pending statu 1 _
There are many ways these
e r * T Moody lacks ' approximately and announced she would', 1
mobile accident Friday while visit* bers of the sheriffs office, who
little selling messages may help
Wh
1.400 votea of having a maiorlty probably by Nov. 1.
ing relatives in Tampa, has been were cal|c4 to the scene of the
you and the eoet is negligible.
drowning, th a t he wo* seixod with
in m g race f o r the gubematoritl
Asked' Thursday . I f ' I f n ^ I
received in Sanford.
, . .
Fulton laft. Sanford the latte* a cramp and sank In a few seconds
>e a
n o m lM tto l, altbough ha ‘lad Un. sou ■
3 S r?lh a n
100,000 from \
part o f laat week to visit hi* fa before aid could reach him.
ritnar
Tha body was recovered and
ther and alater in Tampa.
‘
tabulatlona' gave USOTt.fl
hit wife j
HI* home in Sanford was *t the broughtvio thl* city late yesterday
majority.
as
j
Altoona Man Plans
To Raise Grapes On
An Extensive Seale
Gray Is Optimistic ‘Four Goofs’ To Be ’
About Outiook For Initiated Bv Forte;
Banks In This State And Eight Toni
‘Bunco’ Gang Chief Lake Monroe Boat
Schedule Changed
Flees After Quiz
In Atlanta Slaying
XKAH m o b i l e
‘J. 1/1*1 The
•aoerwog burned eurIkobile Huy. ao mik.H
k i ’ *.w'"r,l'"g to ofI * Hanciihel which
ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. 9 - ( A V Iw L
barge wus
Because of his uge, Anton Lung The escape of Abo Powers, former
I- . fr,*ni Oulfport, wil not again play the role of member of a “bunco" gung here,
ffw m, cargo.
"Christus.”
und the release of ail but four sus
pects, were the latest developments
in the investigation Into the death
of Bert Donuldson, slain Investi
gator for tho county solicitor gen-
Itody Has Made No Plans For
toying Secretary, Say Officials
17;. 3
*
L i"
Body Of DrownedMan
Held Here Awaiting
Word From Relatives
No Word Received Of
Fulton Funeral Plans
Texas Political Leaders Uncertain,)';
As To ‘Ma’ Ferguson Quitting 0 l:
Cashing In—
r
Herald
Clossifled Ads
! ■>.• fy -.j
u.
-At-
�u
.
W
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L?
. *,
r' t
Seena
Owen Makes
-
itette Promises Exceptionally
•Card A tJH Ian e Next Wcek
<K Sea
l f . .lN^ . in u in
Pole .....................
Negri is due 1Wednesday
in A a i
About U>00 tons of old news
' *by Aga
* — Khan papers are shipped each year to
in hir.tory was matle
for the colt Solnrin.
Sir John Central American countries, where
Rutherford owner of the colt, re they are used by small stores in
fused the hid.
The highest previ
.
ous price ever paid was $206,000 wrapping bundles.
for Tracery.
_________________
of exceptionally good
untl Naughty," a vlv'lc,l’’'i|
-.nment ia promised patrons “Good
Seena Owen, featured player in
comedy in which Pain t* report"
i Milan* Theater Jteglnomg to l.c at her best. Also on th. hil “Shipwrcelfedi" n new Metropolitan
lir afternoon anti Manager i„ one of Harold IJnyd’s wigiiml prodmtion which will be on view
idarentotte stated today inn l mri'cn versions of his initial ■•tens
nt the Mi Inlie theatre next Turs- ’
s
S
t t T
i
<•«......... r..r day. returns to the screen a f t e r ;
■■Vanilla
.
. y andI s.nrs
___ Mont*
\f .nl.t lilllt* an absence of two years ill a role |
)#eh*4ulc.
....
. , Thursth
t . opens wltu haacinat- anil Pals” Kfth Miller.
that will be .acclaimed her great. \
^h,” a production fqaturFriday is the day when It g">'*hj
..itnouut Juvenile stars, a Kenny comes "R illing Home i nd achievement.
Miss'Owen is seen ns an artist’s ,
I ...
that i> snitl to be proving I,|oyd Hamilton is also present m a
model in New York City, und to
r'popular.
I •• trimedv "Here Comes f'harl.e.
esenpe her employer’s advances slit
i f c i ’^ r ^ s s r c J t - S’ r ;
...........
goes to Chicago. Here again her |
1 Z A U S : S i r & u . U . . U v , , .... -Th.; beautv brings her unwelcome ad
vance* and tiring of It all, she flees
L s-P
Cow boy and the LnunteM.
t a ??-,-ffin g ...I»k
with Miss
Miss .Owen.Owento the West Count.
Faint and hungry, she is dis.ovshe walked up the beach.
ered bv a ship’s chandler on the
. She is the sixth person to swim .locks. He takes th<? Hrl t<> his shop
the Channel. The five others were and gives her food. D iler he makes
men.
Her time of 14 hours and advances. She picks uy a revolver
———-i j ) minutes bettered that of nnv of and shoots 'he man. In ilcspi ir she
I in rescued and boards a shin brnii.!
, the Italian, previously held the ; for the •bient- Then another ro
r,.,-„nl of 10 hours. 23 minutes, in i mu nee - 1 >irt“.
.
. ,
....... .
covering an estimated distance, as '
c t -> ( - ..
It j« t!i<- most human ami color
• f„| ,,. 1, Mi--. Owen has eve. por
and walketl happtlv ashore by th<- lidi-s, of - !n l 'J* .
j tray d
eph Sehildkriuil »P
‘ I she ttiuchetl hot Him nt| Tilth, was next wit h 1 , h" " ./ '* pear-- opl "1 ite .Miss (I w.-ii III Shin
the glare of huge bonfires minutes in swimming _X mil -.
wreck' I" which Finis Fox adapted
,-Along the beach to guide her
Webb Miss Ederle n I ranter
from l.ang-lon MiCormick's stage
" the chalk cliffs.
( apt. Mutthew Webb of Eng- plav of the same name
Muni; of
hnd brought ashore with her laiitl, who, in 1X75. was the first the scenes were filmed on the l\iiurs :<l
|*mM t record‘ of* **
14 *hours
III min- man to cross the Channel, swim cific during one of the worst bur
West
L fo t the swim anil pleawtf
plenwt with ming from Dover Sands, England, ricmies iicordeil nn the
to n«utjiii*viv»
Squgnttee, .........
Prance,■ was in the Coast.
ailevement.
im a proud woman, she de- wuter 22 hours and 16 nnniite.i and
Clareni-e Ihirton, Matthew lietz.
swam
approximately IIP miles. Ijisku Winter, F.rwiri
Cnnnellv.
Henry Sullivan of l.owell. Mass., ami I a.ml Relmore appeur in the
Votwlthstnnding the long time
khad been In the wuter, Miss required 27 hour-. 23 minutes in siippoi I mi' cast.
required no assistance when crossing from Dover to < ape (.re
Ncx.
lie had to swim 46 mile.-.
^ landed.
She even desired to
lkt>tha water uguin and swim out
' -tug which hud convoyed her
( from France.
She wus ud
not to do this, however, and,
itffihg a motorboat, she was lak
out to this tutf.
Sht* rt*rnaiiM*n
th* night at Dover.
^ Determined To Succeed
lATt she took to the water ear
■vt*
|jay morning, grim delenniW.
l ’R I C E , M gr.
ktait'.waa written on tier face,
i * her body thickly covered with
7 1 0 W . F i r s t S t . P h o n e 47 2 -w
M bo that she might be able
, withstand the chill of the water.
;laa Ederle started off with her
iv long awing eruwl which won
e ih tr world record.
Her arms
lum ber y a r d
M, and fell at about 2H to 30
ikda to the minute as she cut
_ Ederle Breaks
| In Swimming
ffish
C h a n n e l n",l“ *wimm,'r“ T,r"',,,,'(hi'
a ^ 'T S & T
...;i....... V ......;......... •r.’K
The Price Is Right
Does Your
Root Leak
e:
S
__At u o’clock ia the livening h.
Wfth t w" miles out from shore
plugging along with u «|i-l«•i'in111:<
‘ finish her task.
The h«m
flMs nnil the sean hlightn showed
"
the wuy and 4(1 minutes later
W e a r e lie a ilip iiir le ra h»r I he
lie: I INmfiliK .Malerial-t
XURSIONS
To
SEA SH O RE
•
„ ....
CHASE&COMPANY
M O U N T A IN S
ph on e
r>nr»
foil Oak Avc.
* LAKES
f,i- ■ TH URSDAY
Doom
Exclusive Ak ‘*'»<s
••Walter IlaRPti” Ki|Ui|»in«‘i)1 Mann*
fa d nifil at I iOUKWimmI.
'■
That accident at the
Orlando the other dal
stnites that my ontenj
eliminating railroad tr
right. Upon my return)
land after the war ] J
statement that nil oUr ro
go under or over the nil
when this ia done there I
more accidents at nilr
ings.
And in this *
railroads should pay
state roads half of thJ
of the crossings
oriel
is wortli more ||mn a]|
' cx|i(‘iidcd.
MR. AN!) MRS. N. K. JE R O M E
Palm Springs
Seminole
■ ■
"Hold Y oiii I'rujieii
Waller Rose of l Irian,),,;
on tn rlh e and •talcs ■
winter will l.e a |v,M
M
j ,J
estate in Florida. We I
your advice, Walter, to
We are holding it much ,
who had the l.i'iir l,y
afraid to let loose an,l|
hold it.
JU S T W EST OF l.nNCWOOD
■ !
Leave care and worry at home Ior
a few hours. Come and enjoy a days
: :
a
a
a a
■ ■
■ *
vacation with us.
!!
Hut
beautiful palms.
::
:■ :•■
Crystal Clear Water
White Sand Beach
Water Slides - Spring Boards
::
(iood Fishing - Boats For Hire
Picnic Tables For
t.
■ ■
■ ■
■ ■
sis
IIHINd THE FAMILY
ENTERTAIN
MENT FOR EVERYONE
Bathing — Dancing
■ ■
■ ■
■ ■
■ ■
Refreshments
■ .
a
It rumes with dl gras
one in (leorgin tn layI
bank failures in Klurida|
of real estate speculi
thi> Florida "call munrl
giu banks could have!
available as it should!
there would he no
Fluridu.
It sccmt
called but called in va
weevils bad eaten it ud
Large or Small Parties
Electric Piano For
Dancing At Anytime
W .S. SEW ELL, Mgr.
.. f The time is cmll
■ j roads of Florida willj
j cement.
It i- the pij
! mg ami figure- on
rin ol her state, anil is]
____ ___ _-,irr^a (bear it nut.
Tkr
the Wekiwa River lo|
be of cement ami we i
the facts and figur
roads and it muy I*
- hundred years from i
J Jibs- some cement roads I
l : ect ion.
“0 . K.” Day Is Coming
Well, the bank -ituatj
idu in clear again und
bunks tliat (dosed art |
again.
Sanford had
worry and the fart th
did banks went throufl
without even a run
them shows ,U-t ho»
substantial Sanford
will continue to Is-,
propaganda Is lit 0hi|
this.
V IR G IN IA '
C A R O L IN A
I
_
V C Fertilizers &
C H E M IC A L
com».
Made to Order
Murphy Ironing Hoards
I Medicine Cahinets
J
AND I'ltlDAY
S
Angus! 191 h and 20th
S' ■ ROUND TRII* F A R E FROM
{SANFORD
TO
■*
,*P>D;Nr W
There is no S aturation P oint
fo r Ho n e s t Value -
AHapass. N. C.
20. II
Anderson. S. C.
211.00
. Ashford. N. C.
22.0 I
| Aaheville, N. C.
211.01
Balsam. N. C.
111.70
Beaufort, S. C.
211.20
Black Mountain, N. ( .
22. HO
Brevard. N. C.
2B.31
Cbarleaton, H. C.
20.K0
Greenville, H. c .
22.11
lenderaonvllle. N. C.
26.01
iso a City. ’lVnn.
22. HI
a Junuluska, N. C.
25.71
____itcagle. Tonn.
RV€ 'Norfolk. Va.
20.00
20.00
Portsmouth, Va.
21.20
BoUigh. N. C.
20.00
Ikhmond, Ve.
25.70
' r. Mount. N. V.
21.60
-Ja . N. C.
25.61
___ laneo. Tenn.
20.30
Spartanburg, S. C.
23.70
Sprue* I’lnes. N. C. .
23.51
Switzerland, N. C.
25.HO
TUIehome, Tenn.
21.30
Tryow, N. C.
......
25.31
tlaeka Springs, Tenn .
30.10
Virginia Reach, Va.
21.29
I Wtihalla,
Waihalh 8 . C.
34.10
I Waahlngton,
|
Washing
. I>. C.
... 23.04
i m B M f H l a . N. C.
I Wilmington, N. C. ...... 23.54
1 -\Farea proportlonul frmn other
litiild a product th a t the world needs,
iK-tter than the world expects, niul
inoiintini* sales will answer those
who urc constantly predicting a sat
urated market.
DuririR the first six months of this
year, lor instance, Dodge Brothers
sold 207,115 motor cars and trucks.
This represents a gain of 49.3 per
cent over the first six months of 1925,
and co n tin u e s Dod^e Brothers in
the cnviuble position of T H IR D IN
T H E IN D U STR Y.
s;
Si
High Grade
Complete
Materials
Formulas
•For the three weeks ending July 17th,
23,862 motor cars and trucks were
delivered to customers—an increuso
of 62.4 per cent over.the same period
luat year, and impressivp evidence
that Dodge Brothers greut sales guin
is continuing through the quiet weeks
of mid-summer.
_____
B
m otor
fi
ff the fres hire *»nJ
ber nf C’oricre
dent E. A J
*.
for them It hr l» aotj
uny sweattver th* J
means no tire b hi» '
to other fits. I
<*J
rally a buler and
things movg.
15 Fasjnkers
In lah
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B. G. Aly, Ticket Agent
j>CVSanford, rla., Phone 03-J
In view >f ri'fnt dr
here and a overthr *U
seem to Inn goal
station mi and ut®*at their pDc oflurin ^
to carry gus aitl 1 ‘
shooting lat ii unll:,tip men gl tha drop
which cuscyou ire outi
l
Miller 0 . Phillips, Inc.
E lm Avenue u t l S t h S t r e e t
r o t h e r s
CARS
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PITTSBIClf, A«jJ
Fifteen pam *«r**y
ing glass t‘7
sylvaniu Hroad
Number 3)4* J
adelphia Id. v
freight
1 IC1KO. carhlek !
adjoining tk
i.ono o f ' .. No
iously hunn; , i . i
thoir j o u m « * £
ti rwl nne-hlhoS”
Jacksonville Sales Office
Jacksonville, Fl^a.
Sn° rtn{
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Ing, accord W
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And now that the
,i ------tuatioii
is iusiii| up
",
.luipe some enter iron;
will indttce the bg ins^
panics...........................
and the lurthrr
to loan us about 4» rad
for building puriww.]
stund that there it (il«
era capita that UUt
I vestment.
Sanford is growing I
faster thin many nf
Thera are tu> vaowt
apartment for riut-d
know of nmc.
and three a day run*|
apartment; and lm <k
people cantdl tiv
down townSalurtay ni^
how ninny people youk
Btreets crawled wit®
or any othr niglt for1
as Saafori is P>t
Saturday ight t>wn-
Shipments Direct or Ample W are
house Stocks for Local Delivery
There may be a saturation point for
mediocrity, but honest value will ulwuys command u great und ever
cxpundlng murket.
■ta good until midf t fleptemlier I ; on
all traina; in Pullmans
o« paymont of neces
I
sary charges; no stopfW4' •%
ovara allowed.
V Ticketa and Information from
[ Any A. C. L. Agent or
at that Walter iJ
great!
believe that ,l,e
prosperit y in I- |,.r,da is f
future.
Prosperity |
sound values and not
or inflnli-d duff.
|-’|q
liave been going strut
ho*»m had i,e.<.| cunie.l
not originate tin- |„„,m|
not piinct me 11„- lialmJ
all done by other ML
I them from other stalcsl
I ed to get rich «|im-k uni
j with it.
The real vail
iare still here and Fluril
to the core.
'
Lake Mary Casino
■ *
I-'inish
M oulding
La I It
lirlck
Lime
Plaster
While Ruck Plaster Hoard
Nails
Screen Wire
liuilders Hardware
( iiiaraiilee
i
I und we will not worry
freezing business.
G I V E US A TRIAL
L A K E MARY
|.'|o o r in jr
C o ilin g
A:-U ahotil o u r Konf
A 1 Economical Enjuvablf
t h e
An English !cifnti
that this winter will U ,
again und we will go u
worse until in a few
; years there will he no l0
j we will all perish in , j
j movement that will fr»-,
This is
tt plu^J
ii world.
r .................
'’M
i»iri
(today us the thermom»||
Crystal Lake Dining Parlor
su rrou ruled by
CypresH and Pine
Fram ing
Sheath ing
Sidintt
a t
-
Chicken&Steak Dinners
CASH LUMBER CO.
A complete line pf
Over Sunday
Sanford Country Club
* NEW
S l i l l * miles out in the ehumiel. The
was kicking up somewhat
y seas.
They seemingly did
etcr her, for she kept stea.li
on, nolwilhstaniling an adverse
tySBob,
in
Swim in our pool.
water.
tjN in the first five hours she was
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SANFORD
a.
A ustin.
An offer of
the (argent
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that the American government in
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tends to conduct its relation with
the French people through their
duly constituted diplomatic auth
(Continued from P age I)
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orities.
lull
sword and used it valiantly
for
intended it to mean.”
Views Given laist Night
| " I wil not *t:-nil here and argue country.
P r O i M t a n t d C h u r c h e s In
Th e opinion of the
President j that every phrase is correct, he
N o Greater Heritage Exists
ii
J « x U » > C ity
Hold T h e i r
l Iterfflai'. S erv ices
Sunday
W ith o u t A ny Interference
ICO CITY, Aug. 9.—(A*)—
iL
announcement that the
fit Intended to enforce the
regulation* upon Pro___ ; churches just a* upon (n th i churches ha* hnd little outeffect.
Mexico City ’h two
It churches carried out the
service* yesterday and no
WSS made to interfere with
Goodly number
of worshipper*
the priestless Catholic
ehas for prayers.
Tronquipfevailed everywhere at the
Mnmencemont of the second week
n the deadlock on the religious sit ition between
the
Catholic
es and the government. No
were reported from any
of the republic.
Both Sides Stick To (iuns
Today the Catholic Episcopate,
* ‘eh withdrew the priests from
churches and suspended servin them as a protest against
government’s religious regula
rs, gave no sign of abandoning
passive opposition.
The govIrnment, on its part, with eipinl
firmness maintained that it must
Jitforce the constitution of the
ftt'yeountry.
“i “ red
Thf ucople seemed resigned and
I t lent Iy await developments
in
situation.
Meanwhile, many
m are reducing thpir expend
In accordance with the *....
boycott called by the Nil
l l League for Defense of Ho
is Liberty, hoping to bring
depression in business emailof sufficient scope to cause
government to modify its rei attitude.
fith
regard
to
Protestant
ches It is explained that the
rent in announcing it, does
mean that it will immediately
i J|aUe convert Protestant
church
irties, but would reserve the
"Tin's* npi "i ntmer i t« lie term
, to do so in the future under Imped that five car load > of Fine
constitution thnt nil church iila l.egiorm ires will lie able to e<l "r nyi i l " it I I. W"lld*‘C he ■1111
make the tri p north,
, n'l ay
i*t a al," Mi . Ilmi -ludih o
ty belongs to the nation,
tant Ministers To Hegislrr
T h e child
welfare
. ominittcc sni’l. while :,ti„n*e>-. sitting iu l he
T h " rover., ir
Protestant pastors will he stall'd in iti report that after a . ■1 - 0 laughed.
tired to register nnd to give to short session the IJos[iit alizat ion eb-i'li d by 'he people, he said, and
m
municipal authorities un invenof ail church property Inu
M
congregation will lie allowed
to its property.
:.i* the belief of the Catholic
opate t|m( several governleaders have been uutoinati-
of •on rgern v or of
i of daopet,
p a, ■ .
\ ne r n a has a I able and ,
i re - poos i v, gov i i tun*' n I . a g o v
e r n i n 'nl w h n b ha
*'ndore*l for
;
''
;»•'! a half „f m,
h
.""'“V
I" " "
i.
, merit'' are
...............
I ns (ii,,.
maih
f " 1 a g n al am inigblv nation. . It will
plan has not been definitely d e Ills appoint
,,t ot,. a u t,,h o r i.................•
,t,e. ,i 1i upoli,, I II*' m a d e b e l t e r by t h o s e w h o g* i v e
r
e
s
u
l
t
y
r
o
n
l
e
i
cided but would )■*■ thoroughly in
1eori--iih'i at ion. ami in proportion as
vertiguted before tile next meet him.
they give eon- iitio-atmu, to its sc
ing in .lum m ry, and a ful) report
All of t h e c*iitt aatt imils
o n s f r o m h i g h I III 11\ to l!
.‘ r e unl \
ft uln t he
made at that time. T h e plan of court rulings made by Mr. I h- communist, the fanatic and the re
t lie S t . i ’et els burg post to build a ('**(tes would have h e n necessary volui mnr-t wil Inn, to it
security
hospital in that city for the bene 2u y* rs nit'i, Mr.
Vans Ag mw from the haired of the lest ruction
fit of tlie sick children of legion
aid. The same thing happened in ; ist t corn wit hunt
excomniunicuted from the
eh by reason of their attitude men who have died and the pro-1
hg religious controversy.
This posal of th*- Jueksonville dclegnwaa expressed in u white tion to eiitahlisli a ward in one
st made by the Kplsropnte to u of the hospitals of that city lo
JtStion submitted by (>r. Alva save expense wen* the out standing
fla t , editor of “The Christian plana proposed during the meet
tury," in the United Stales.
i tig.
Aricn, now held by Chile, f*
the o*ily solution for the long
I
studding dispute between-* Chita
and Peru.
Hit added that- Peru:
wns willing to enter a f a i r plebis
cite at h i v time to decide
the
(|Uexttoll of ownership.
1E c'o n o m i e a l ’^ t
,"T—-
A Drastic
To
skash oJ
m
i *n t a i s
T i l l KS1IAY
\N„
■'uf-MIMt |<|.h lnd|
HUE N'l) Tl{I]* pAH|
SANF\
th
in F r i g i d a n e
AItn|niHx, \ (■
AndiTMui. s (
Ashford, Y <
Ashevill*., Y (
liaboim, N, (
Itenirfnrl, S. (
Black Muimliiiti, \
Brevard, N. ('.
Charleston, s, p
Greenville, S. p
ilendrrMinville.
p
.lohnsmt ( itv. l.^n
l ake Juiinliiska.
p
Moilleagle, lonn
Norfolk, V.i
I’ortsilVOIlth. \
It'nleigh,. \ t
Hiehinoiid, \ *
Itorkv Mount, S |
Saluda, N. <
Sewanee, Li-un
SpnrhinJmri; s t
Spru re ( ‘ines, N. |
Sw itze r land, \. {
Tullnhonia. Triin,
T r y o n , N. f .
l^naka Sprinip, Irnnl
V irg in ia Heiuh, Va
Wnlhalla, S. f.
IViiNhingtoii, I). (
W*iyii-.'svill*>, \ (
Wi I an inx* tmi, N t
PricesL *”
T o d a y , we announce a sweeping
reduction in the prices of Frigidnire
Electric Refrigenilors,
The tremendous volume of Frigidaire
sales (greater than all other electric
refrigerators combined), and u vastly
increased production capacity, have re
sulted in economies thnt now put electric
refrigeration within the reach of every
home and store.
No other electric refrigerator could
offer such value. No other offers you
the guarantee of General Motors, the
endorsement of 200,000 users, the proven
dependability, long life and economical
operation of Frigidaire, nor the easy
payment plan of the General Motors
Acceptance Corporation.
Price reductions are as much as $00,
including both The complete metal cabi
net Frigidaires und Frigidaire units for
ordinary ice boxes. Come in today, or
mail the coupon.
7 hr*# Jrcltfir f>Hf* rrdiit'tion# effect
and
lurnmeniat niodfli nf I ’TiKiilufrc* Wlu'ihrr yog u'ant
F iijliiltiitif/ » r >»ur
of busmen uini'inrr
F;ir. .= pi'.,p,irt|i,,in| |
point s.
wti mint imp vf ihef A
k«»tn(ifr(r ni^Ccil tubiruri mutleJi or a
I ickel . giMid hm|
merbaun(*< MtiJf /.»f iriMadtition in «'M» (n tim i iitr bov
w ilt fin fifJiir
<■/ Hfti- law
ibut offer
grtitter mlms ibaii *i rr before.
"ight Septemlirr T
all train-.; m
oil |»a \ limit ul
miry ihargev;
9
1,1or-. .dliioF
P R O D U C T © Q/3 G E N E R A L
M OTORS
I n k*‘l - nnd ir>f<11
any A. *
H. G
.1 \< l\ III II \ H
I III I-:, Nmmil SI.
JA C K
HC HN S,
l i t * ]n t ‘.Hi‘n lit l i v e
I.
a g*-nt |
Aly. fi,
Sail I'm <I. h III,, l'h.(
me romplelc laforniii"
I ton hI hhi! Frigkldiir und the liew
hiw Frigidaire price*.
1 1Ii E. SiTimd S t .
A tla n tic
Phi.me , ________
the faiiious Everglades net, which I
was drawn uji *
one long png". I
The net was “el iarly an ar bi tr ar y ,
* x« irise of power.” he aid, and I
it was "promptly kime ***I out ' A
new ;et was m lo p l'd ami it has
tuck, lie ailded
«
•AKE s
Reduction
Addream
Ul s
Hpcnka (In l.cgion Convention
A. Kice King. France travel of
^MEXICO C I T Y , Aug Si (/lb
fleer for the stall*, .poke on ill*'
Catholic Episcopate today
J A I'K , lll'U V H , llru rr a rn t a llif
ai raiigeiiu rits that were being made
a statement to the Associateii to tako the delegation of mem
s i in reply to one published ir. hers from tin- Florida posts lo tin*
IKi K. Second St.
Francisco by Aaron Saenz, intermitioiial convention in I'uris
Tw,, Sanford uegrocs, both bail
P H O N E 8,11
exlcan minister of foreign ».fam
in 1H27.
He outlined the saving ly *-111 *v|n■•I . limit tlie elm-t
irs. 8enor Saenz declared there
club plan whereby each poll* could a i m , nppm'itrcil an witne"**"* .)
persecution being carried raise th*' money for the trip with gain'd Bill Bell, ni'gi'oe, ihnt g d I
tile Mexlrnr* government, very little difjctilly. and urged that with a .-omit with nit* nt to kill. ir. 1
tiie attitude of n "xiihl.ovell';
i l bis mai ler l*c taken ipi in the .III*-1 ii*** of I’eaee \V. M
ive character” that the differ- I posts ns anon it:i they returned ■i i m rt . A niimloT of witii«"*«i‘ (
t religious elements Imd been
I from the eoiivention. Florida ipiotn in ir hi'ing heard.
Mining In Mexico compelled the |Will he n bout rail I mill they will
Sim Ini'iimn und Will I riel; wi're
ivernment to onforce the provi make the trip mi a special ship
S :t.H5
-lilting in an aiilmnobile mi Tenth 1** " Slntionury
PS of the Mexican law dealing out of .JacksuHvitle,
" Statioaiiry
St
reel,
Snr.'ln
y
.
Her
noon,
when
J*
ith religious affairs.
11 .:*(t
Following the talk of Mr. Hire Hell appeared mi the Merit’ ami ’ ” Oscillating
The statement of the Episcopate
I'lmmigraiihs and Hecordt*.
the
meeting
adjourned
for
the
■dulled
an
argimieiit,
it
was
(esti
• it respects the Mexican cau
During the nnmi Inmr' fi ed. Th*' di^tmte waxed wanner, j Hmliator oriuiments
tion nnd laws which do not moniltig,
M i i s i c i I instruments and strings,
motion
pieturi'H
were taken of the' and it' ll drew bis knife and -Unit
the dictates of reason and
positive rights of the church, member* of tile rmiforence mi they i'il slashing the two men. it was
•said.
expressed the hope that the pro- walked aroinirl the liusinem se,
ea congressional enactment of tion of Sim foi it.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the l.c
Iglbus regulations will not con;ute a new obstacle to a speedy gimi were tile Imsteswes at a de
light fill Iniieli a t the legion home
[olution of the conflict.
7 1ii Sanford Ave
at noon.
Praetieally every ineniSan ford. Pin.
Imt of the i onfereiue was 111 at
If your idlest is flat if you
tendnme at the luneheon. An in
teresting piogruin was earned out have hollow i m eheeks and net k I
if you know that a dozen pounds *
dining the meal. .Miss Doris Wil
vox, of New York,
entertained of good solid flesh will make you
with several violin selrelions while* l "°k ,,n'* ^ ‘*‘1 I" Her go ’ >• I'nioii
— ON—
Siinfpnl girl, pleased the
largo l ’harnini'y or liny druggist any
Mitgi Margaret, Cowan, talented where in America ami cc. a box
--------- of McCoy's Cod Liver Mii ('em*
assembly with threu readiugs.
i'
fContlnueil from Page l)
]*iimul Tablets.
f}j n Th® former premier asserts that j
'r ia l solutions or preparation for
If you feel run down, g*-l tired Wo curry a full lino, (iot mir
Mutton of debt questiom* Iwtween
i "0-ity and l e d I hut yum vigor and
|itiros bofuro you buy.
United States and England,
I vitality aren't up to par VliCuy's
[land *nd France, nnd Frit nee
will Inlji you,
Lot us repair your tiros
a the United States, have not
A box of till tablets for
tin
aught about n good state of
(mils and nitnember if ymi aren't
fling, and adds:
r ___
A*r satisfied With lesulta niter a IIP
France's Suffering
f. >
«Rtcall®
«
Itoad Service
i'luuu.* 265
I Imt the section around Uniat il- day trial get your money buck
”W® are debtor
you nro rredi
311 E. 2nd St.
I tiviireij, Kus-tin on«t other jiluers Ask for McCoy's,
It seems thiV Is regarded as
i n l y a m a t t e r for the raiCiier's m Luke f mi nt y Imve m»t Immmi nfhy reetiit hunk (rnubh'S, is
tment. Out are
there
no
bar considerations to lie taken the Htaltement " f ,1 H. Osborne pul*
hslmr of the Uniat ilia Tribune, and
(to a c c o un t ? ”
,‘The former premier tidls of the formerly ruimected with the San
Bring of Franc** during tint ford Herald.
" Th e r e is a general optimisti'
far
and
asked
where
E
l be® failed to fulfill all tlu* de- spirit, prevailing in Lake county,
which
in
he»T.g
manifested
in
grow
ids of duty.
h« declares; ”w0 have ing liUdineas activities, Mr. Os
everything into the abyss borne declared. There Ims been
blood and money—as England no slump in building lines and tli«' 1■
the United States did on their towns nro going nlieml us i i ot h i ng' S
but it was France's territory had happened, im further s t a t e d . ! "
Mr. Osborne stated that p l y p * , !
kt wan devastated scientifically,
three deadly years we await- are under way for the r e op en i n g ' ■
this declaration from America of all the hanks within the next *
. .■■‘France is the frontior of Llber- month and lie predicted tlmt the "
Hiss to l(n> ^lupqiiitnrq would In
Three yean of blood uml small.
Money oozing from every pore.’
While here Mr. Osborne took o r - ,
: - “ — :
♦-*■»—. * —o-v
-a
^ “As Russia did, America has
over
m
.
ipleasure
"
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I ' * r |
Lthe
l l t r ■|
a Separate peace with Ger- t-UHimi to express
Reply Made T o Minister
oiated Press that the return of the
’C S S I disputed provinces 'of Tncnn an.d
LIMA, Peru, Aug.9— (/P) —P r e s - 1W“H
wan made known last night at his raid. " O r that ‘he,’ ‘she’ nnd'be' is
"W hat
greater
hcritnge
can J
old home here. Information was in every place it should he."
there be for the A m e ric a n hoy nnd
given him of the letter by the A s
The lawyer took exceptn . to a girl than the memory of those who .
sociated Press nnd without await
statement of .Mr. DeColies
that paid the supreme snertfice for nti
ing the text of the
letter,
the he would advise a client who came unconqui'nible ideal?
W h n t fin
statement of his
jm ition
was to hiit* not to pay the tax, because er thing than for them to cherish
made in his behalf. Detailed com no In ii was established.
“ I s ' y and revere that m e m o ry and to
ment was withheld however.
that won Til ly bad advice fill ctntr. d ra w from t in: pirntio n that they,
loo, when the hour comes and du
When confronted suddenly with sel to hand nut.”
tv calls to them at home, on farm
the international ((ue'tiou, Mr.
Can take rase to high court
or in factory.
irr the counting
Coolidge was
in In
Plymouth
If the Commissioners and Tax house or afar upon the bloody field
hryne far removed from ijucstionH Ass; sor are "interested parties, ’
where war holds aw ay- . shall hear
of government.
Hit; st atement
" . , .
......... ,„i Kiev can go to the high courts and that call and answer as their fore- i
showed his pus,torn was . whanged I fim| „,jt the eoastiti.tionnlitv of the
from that /eve,.....I in In, i«'hair,
Mp_ M„UHhoMer s a i d ” ; mi it fathers m -'ic r e d it?
‘‘T h in k in g citizens
of A m e r ic a ,
repeateilly it. recent weeks.
,)t. reached under the guise
abhor war, and rig h t ly .
Blit the
All funding agreements except (1f eommissioner ax,d assessor.."
oresei.t ign ition of the extreme
that with France have been rati- ,
fI{i )|lllltn| ruling to the effect pacifist Ini'* passed the bound*’ of
fied by (lie respective parliaments (hat cverv law on the stntutes must reason.
Groping v aguely, uncer
of tile countries eoneeinod, and be |tresumed constitutional and
tnm lv, inefc” ctiveiy a fte r the fine
only two or three minor agree- ,.yery exe< utive must c ar ry out tin ideal of peace, i1 has hist contact
ments remain to be negotiated.
'provisions of tile law unless .t with I his world in which we live
! harms hi-, persun, or the law is de and soared into the dim shadow- 1
clared
unconstitutional
by the land of unreality, of "th in g s as we
courts.
should Ilk*- i belli, nnd not ns we
1 " I t U ' Iways the little fellow find them, to be."
" W e mm-t look to one security.
I who wants progress, " Mr. lions
bidder said. " I t is the big fellow We must l o o k l*i it that this n a
I who do* - not, because he always tion - u r v i v - t" c a r r y on iM tasks
lias \vluit lie wants. It is the big and give el In i lo its ideals through
gioieratm'i 1 1 to come, its power
fi How who i fight ir.g this n i l , "
(Continued flora I’fl^e I I
ruining Hildre.sses of tin1 Sanford
fli a-k* il the <|uestion wlo tbei foi light *rii lea-.ing w ith the years
men, when he said that he was the \ i-i— nr or
('oniiiiissjon'ers To thai end wo must have, we are
bv the w o rk in g
of
iputr sure that every
man
at June any [icrsonal interest 111 com con-t i allied
the conference was glad In he here, ing m l , court,
" I submit Mm’ wot hi for,, 'u have, those nrinu-s
nnd apprei mted the hospitality tbey Im e not
and
t bey
dull I find a n n u m 1'it upon which we
ni'i ! d' )" r d 1 o peace ami life it
they had been shown since they elaini i t lie said.
e 11
runic to Sanford.
S |ns i 1 a essinen! district a c t
Must < o ordinate < itizettship
Exposition ( ompilny t , ii es $,.1)01) on llit Florida statutes, Mr. Van*
"H u t, g i ; mg due
thought
to
The report of tile exei utive com I Agi iew said 7. summing up his
mittee of the legion was Featured |case, have been passed upon by lie i' lliing lliere iirA other tilings
Not forget,
by (be announcement
that
the Mho supreme court and adjudicattd |a) o whit ii w,' most
Florida Exposition Company Imd j The St .bilms Navigation net is thing- which transcend in import
unci' nrini'
and arm aments, im
donated $(*,(1(1(1 to the Legion of
, based 11 pi>it the same prinei
portant as these latter are.
For,
this state for lb;- pu.pose or ad■1)1V.„,V).(, j,,
special i.
these th ing- which I have in mind
verti smg the r hoida braiieli of
-essniciit - passed upon the Inch an* of the verv spirit of a people, '
tlu> legion at the Sesi|ui <b-rils*ri
co u r t . lie aid
and not He felv Histl illmoitilllt ies
ll i;i] Kxposilmo now giung >>n in
Philadelpbin The del.'gatioii from I 'itatioiis Necessary 20 I ears Ago ol 111' will
"W h en all is -.un) and done, the
this State will have .1 k- on vil le i <'one. n . -g sect..... .11 of the act
on November 22 in five trains, the lawyer aid opposing counsel l»i'-t seiority that a nation can
( io- scss is i In* ability to io ■■rdiimlfAll of the lending men of the st ate bad much t , a\>>t the appoint
are behind the movement, accord
mcni
administrative o l f i e e i s . u i ii i/.i-n-Inp am! it* resources, at
all time , w lntlier of prosperity or
Ing to the
report
and
it
is by tin* gnvcrnni
Legionaires Open
Annual Conference
Here This Morning
irlent I/tgOla today'told the A**o-
?acha-Arfca
Explained To
U TA '
OURT Jam es Barton Gives
IN CANAL CASE Talk At Convention
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State
Two Negroes Are
Slashed In Fitfht
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SANFORD GROVE
ELECTRIC FAN
SALE
THE NOVELTY
SHOP
Flat Chested Folks!
Need More Soid Flesh j
renchCannotStick
’oDebtAgreement,
f;$ a y s Ciemenceau
Amid Majestic Pines”
--Accessibility To The Shopping
Center Means Progress
BIG REDUCTION
GOODYEAR TIRES
Bank Troubles Fail
ToHuriBusinessiii
Lake County Towns
And that is why Sanford Grove is rapidly
being favored hy many potential home owners
of this city.
Hockey Tire Shop
orl; r
LOANS
T he strides any development can make are of
necessity limited to the outlet provided toward
the business district of a ciiy
J. H. JACKSON
Sanford Grove is only a few moments, on
paved streets, from downtown Sanford— and
it is directly in the path of the city s growth.
On Residences and Income Business
Property
QUICK ACTION
Office 112 East 2nd St.
ty without even the slightest continued rapid growth **f Sanford, j
Ion of an adjustment with
' COmredes-In-arm n. Today
a
peac® between the allied
associated powers is being di-
Building1 Permits
Total $8,950 Today i£
Building permits issued at tlie,&
!• Saye i’lan* Closed
* city clerk’s office todvy totalled rH
UTH, Vt., Aug. 9. (/Ih fH.UfiO. The largest permit of t h e ' 5
it Coolidge has let it b e'd ay was to It. J . Holly Jr., for u ! S
t the negotiations for] two story house in Mugnoli.i'E
“ of tho French dt
for LUirhts valued at (8,000, E. Meanea States are closod, so Cot r,?IJ, new roof on house. Elm
I MlkCeriis bis administrate street, $ 200, Maggie Littlejohn,
frame house Violet street, $ 250^ ■
letter of former Pre- John Battle, otto story framo house
i e f France to Mr. Lockhart's Subdivision, $200, and
public in Parle Hill and Newman, repairs on two
, Contending that the story building on Trofford street,
agMMnent fz impos-
S
Phone <ill
Watch the southeast section of Sanford.
“H A V E Y O U R IN SU R A N C E
W R ITTEN B Y M EN W HO
KNOW H O W .”
F1RK - AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY
TORNADO - PLATE GLASS
BONDS
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SANFORD G R O V E Inc.
L. ( . M I L L E R , I’r c s ,
F i r s t N a t i o n a l I Sunk Hl dg.
C0LCL0UGH REA LTY COMPANY
S l l F irs t National B a n k B ld g .
T e le p h o n e 732
SAN FO RD , FLO R ID A
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�Ever on the alert to do their part in
making Sanford a greater city and a
greater trading community for the Cen
tral Florida territory, the merchants of
Sanford are working constantly to im
prove upon their individual services to
the public.
Ready at all times to return value for
value, they are continually building up
the stocks of the various mercantile
establishments to such an extent th at
the shopper of this community ma}'
select goods right here in Sanford with
as much choice as a metropolitan store
could offer—at prices that are more
than fair.
The Sanford merchant is standing
is coming to the aid o f Sanford every d a y His reward comes through the m edium o f
a satisfied public.
The Retail
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This Advertisement Paid For by the Following Merchants and Business Houses:
The Yowell Co. .
Woodruff and Watson
Lloyd Shoe Co. Ine.
McKinnon-Markwood Co.
Gonzalez Grocery Co.
Sanford Drug CoGeo. A. Speer and Son
The Outlet
Miller Furniture Co. Inc.
Bond-Hill lum ber Co.
Sie’s Place
Hill Hardware Co.
Edgewood Grocery
Celery City Lumber & Supply Co.
Kilgore Seed Co.
L. P. McCuller
Sanford Feed and Supply Co.
Churchwell’s ,
B. L. Perkins.
Thrasher and Woodruff
Smith Bros. Inc.
Laney’s Drug Store
Roumillat and,Anderson
The SanfordBank and Trust Co.
Mi-Lady’s Shoppe.
Wight Bros. Co.
Piggly Wiggly
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Sanford Paint & Wail Paper Coi
Security Lumber Co.
Ed. Higgins, Inc: Ford Dealer
Seminole Pressery
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Seminole Awning Shop
The Sanford ®
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Sanford Ib today th e scene 6 f an im portant conference
of thoBe high in the a ffa irs of the American Legion in Flo r
ida. Pont Commanders, A d jutan ts, and other officials from
•
M a ile r
I'Ddtiif f Itn throughout the s ta te are in atten dance and Legion m atters
ter Art of
of great importance are being discussed.
In selecting .Sanford for its meeting place, T h e Herald
___ JCrtMnr a n i l W iin u rtV e 1
• u n t i l ............. t » I H | l l l t r K A I I o t
believes Legion men acted wisely, for becausi? ot its central
M K . JO M K A , tin ii a n l n a K l l t n r
location, and its easy access from all directions, this city
t is
. perhaps the most logical place where conlcrences ot this
ltTflN4:HII*TIO\ ItATItt
.09: six .Moiitn* 13 srt
I'I tv l>y I’mrlsr, |tcr kind ought to he held. It hopes that today’s meetings arc
Sc., U’cukl}' Kdltl.m II <iu hut the beginning of*- many others to lie field here.
Composed entirely of ex-service men who know what it
I W i flO TIC K t
A ll
jil.ll tin r y
is
to fight for the things that are right, the American Legion
i n t * , « f t l i | M i k s , r e s o lu ti o n s
ft nt u i d « r lH ln i n < n l » w h o r e
has
almost unlimited opportunities and ability for bringing
r t - mnM^ *will fin c h a r g e d
to pass notable pieces pi construction work, a n d it is doing
T C g U l i t r s d v r r i Islo g rates,
rso. T he record that has already been made by the organiza
S ' / V M R R R I I ArtoS-MTfcii r u m *
SVj'jTIt* A s s o r l n t n l Press I" cxrlustion speaks well for the loyalty, the patriotism , and the
» e n t i t l e d to lln* use f ' T
re .
strength
of its members. And as the years come and go, the
I t c e t t n n nt n il iw*w« .l ls u u K -t n s
(tiled I n th in |>a|>*r mi.I nls u 1 1>
Legion
should
grow in power und capacily
el
. , . ,, until it
. becomes
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,
M new* published hendti. All,
i h u oi repiihiimiiori «r ■nprriiii )tt] institution Unit makes itself emuhntunlly tell in nil mat-
------ " r b e ( heroin sre ulso reserved
...
T h e H erald h op es th e c o n f e r e n c e s th at a r e hein tf held
h e re to d a y will h n iiR much Ruud t o t h e o r g a n i z a t i o n a n d t h a t
a s a resu lt o f th e S a n f o r d m eetiiiK th e A m e r i c a n LuKiun will
m a k e e v en K n ’a t e r s t r id e s in F lo r id a .
S a n f o r d is g la d to h av e t h e L e g i o n n a i r e s h e r e .
C . TD K H E R A L D P L A T F O R M
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it,
,
C o n s t r u r l l i . n a f It it 11 I r % n r «f
EJ.'.t
i i m s l l . a k r M onroe.
C t o » f W | 9 r t l « i i o f r i l r hi-H H O ftrnlim a r r i « r » n i .
IJtk -K x p n n alo n
ot
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n i l k p r o t l n l o o fl»r llHTCIHM’ll
farm t l e a , , ,
Will The South Stay “Solid” For A1 Smith?
j
W it h ( i o v p n m r Al. S t n i l l i , o f N ew \'»ik. i
' cjiriilitlnD' f o r tin- tlfinoc i al if n o m in a l nm
wlutl will t h e S o u t h do in IttLIK?
o n ly known
I'rcsidcid.
The Ili’tahl has hrot;^!.! up tliis i|in tum hcfoii', hut il
is heing almost ilaih ii'itmidi'tl Ilia'
"Id time
1lonioi i;d '
1'Vi‘H wht re art' asking t h■■ same <|in--t ion.
1 hoy i ;i 11fh*t
\i
t out i'i vt' ol the South slaying "solid t"i tin' support
Smilh and tin* things In- -lauds for
B I B L E V E t lS E FOR TODAY
voluntary
,
1 tera pertaining to the wellare ut Uie eomitiy.
MONDAY, Alftil'HT 9. 192k
• le a n la b r a t a u r o r a ' s Iron I
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rr A n le r r u l e to J s e h s .n tv illr.
m atrarlb in
o f Ml. J o h n s - l n ■ 4 I » H ire r en n u i.
M N i Im o f n h l t r n « f .
I t t i a m l H S p ool, t r n n ln c o u r t . ,
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CIREDIENCE
oever Thou nemlest us, we
ME? Jos
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AYKRfc?W go where you want me to go,
lie!ween now and the date for the national convention,
dear Lord,
M U be whnt you want me to be.”
will another man he found for the demm ratio nominee .'
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T h e r e a r e a s t u t e m in d s in F lo r id a u lm m ay h a v e e n c o u r
4,1
, TQ MIHS A.N( III SA
^/fifere. U something more alluring
'In the way that she is planned;
" pro i« something in her make-up
i X lovely reaching hand
_ J flvc on every blossom;
floMorris five on every stem;
' #Kcfrilttl# cr>'stsl centre
f«UK..|i dainty diatlem.
" v
lininthus smiles upon, her;
tnd the Poppy winks her eye;
pjflossls leans nguinst her,
ijTebpais lingers by;
nods a welcome;
figitaiis shakes her etirls.
Jey nil
i are "sweet" to ’Cbusn,
tnd tney all are lovely girls
Uf the two g n a t parties, which, at this hour,
almost share the nation between them. I should say
that "tie has the lies) cause, and the nlh'T mnlaitis
the best men. The plnlnsitpher. the p"f t , of Die re
ligioii*! maii, will, of course, wish I" casl In vnte w illi
the democrat, for free trade, for wide suffrage,
for I lie abolition of legal enielties in Die penal code,
and for facilitating in every manner I lie access of
t lie young and I he poor to I he sources of w a l l h at.'i
power. Hut he can rarelv accept the pi i son,' whom
tlie so-called popular party propose to him a- rep
i esental ive. of these liberalities ()n the "D im
side, the conservative party, composed of Ihe most
moderate, able, and cultivated part of the popula
tion, is timid, and merely defensive of properly.
ly are lovely, like AnebusH,
jut I'm very much afraid
it her garden neighbor "Zinuy’
la a bold and painted jade
,..Hi has neither scent nor satin,
t*' (Nor the weaepons of a Rose:
. 8b« is merely paint and petal
And a lot of gaudy c l o t h e s,
Bha’i a Jezebel of (iardcic.,
’Yet whih1 rare Anehusas die,
b'V.Jks will keep serenely blooming
I T ‘Wrath a torrid August sky.
just as gny as gingham.
I often wish 1 knew
“Zinny" always happy,
C And Anchusa always "blue"',*
C
—Nun Terrel Heed,
Welcome latgirmatres!
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Sanford is happy to rnleilinii
Every tlmo a Sanfo.d 'd w o
goes away tram homo lie Ioann i
tot appreciate Sanford more.
i
It v in d ic a t e s no r i g h t , it a s p ir e s to no re a l good, it
b r a n d s no c r im e , it pro poses no g e n e r o u s policy,
it d o t s not build nor w rite, n or c h e r i s h t h e a r t s , nor
lu s t e r re lig io n , nor e s ta b lis h sch o o ls nor e n c o u r a g e
sc ien ce , nor e m a n c i p a t e th e sla v e nor b e f r ie n d Die
pom , or Die
In d ia n , or t h e
im m i g r a n t .
From
n e it h e r p a r t y , w h en in pow er, h a s t h e world any
h en efit to e x p e c t m m ii'nce, a r t , or h u m a n it y , al
all r o m n i e n s u r a t e w ith th e r e s o u r c e s o f t h e n atio n .
A
fj’j>
(lo o tl
L o a tl
From
F o lk
C o u n ty
Jjast Co.. d people have liecomito accuston im| |«, the nm«uu>l<,i s '
F ol k c o i m l v e l i a n i h e i ’s <>t commerce will win Die lllileldeili„ that they are ttow using sortie of
liens (it all F lo rid a tl they viicceeil in cleaning the lamlstape
ifTthfc largest mas for watch dogs.
•Clemenooau says Kianeo cannot
a^jdo by the Washington debt
. agreement, but most of (lie
pf: Frenchmen ate making it strong
er'by isylng France will not pay.
o f Ih e S c e n ic H ig h la n d s . Nol Dial Die S c e n ic H ig h la n d s art
m a r r e d any m ore, op a s m ueh. a s a r e n th e i seel inns uf F l o r
ida by fttadside s ig n s , but if I’olk e m u d y r a n a c t u a l l y get rid
ot t h e ey i so res, iis s u c c e s s will m ov e
oth er
p r o g r e s s iv e
c o u n tie s to g o and do likew ise.
Il would t a k e i "Id c a s h , r a t h e r llu m public s e n t i m e n t , to
c a u s e m o s l o f th e ro a d sid e a d v e r t i s e r s to la k e down t h e i r
s ig n s .
Hul public s e n t i m e n t ca n be t r a n s f o r m e d into cold
c a s h when p ro p erly d ir e c te d . If t h e I’olk c o u n ty c iv ic work
e r s could a r o u s e e n o u g h s e n t im e n t to b r i n g a b o u t a to ta l
b la c k li s t in g ot c o n c e r n s th a t use lo a d - s id e s and p r e tt y b it s
<d s c e n ic b a c k g r o u n d fo r t h e i r c o m m e r c i a l a d v e r t i s i n g , Die
s ig n s would mil re m a in .
Let a d v e r t i s e r s kn ow t h a t o b j e c
tion I " su c h s i g n s is s t r o n g en ou g h to b r in g a b o u t o b je c t i o n
to Die t ilin g s a d v e r t is e d , and th e c le a n - u p would c o m e alo n g
at a g r e a t pni e.
I n s te a d o| cnrm nervinl a d v i r t i s i n g a lo n g F lo r id a lo a d s ,
t h e r e should be D o w ers and tre e s .
And trie good t h i n g
ab ou t I b i s would be th a t Die a d v e r t i s e r s w h o d e s i s t s fro m
r o a d -s id e a d v e r t i s i n g would d e r iv e g r e a t e r L e i i e f i l s f r o m
---------------O r Trance accuses us uf being del t h e t r e e s an d th e (lo w e r s t h a n (h e y do fr o m t h e i r s ig n s .
T h e only s ig n s n eed ed a lo n g th e h ig h w a y s a r e le g ib le ,
. l»f) chaserg and if the French
would got out und chase a few a c c u r a t e d irect ions in Ih e to w n s mi th a t ro u te . T h o s e sh ou ld
thtte wouldn't bo so much sipinwk- he a r t i s t i c an d p le n tifu l.
'’ Jntf1about
»b<i ' a depleted treasury.
(Yodny's last laugh ■ Su.e, Mr.
Cpolidgo is a sincessful fisher
doesn't scare tlie fish
, , , Ilf talking. Illuefietil, Va ,
r T«l*g>aph.
,
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nlbrd ih te.ulv ii «lnv to ontartaitt. the I'alias from Furl
'Mynrs, or rather l.ee Crowe and
hit trouts- are prepmed to dish
out entertainment in tin' ; . , i o i of
. some decisce iVfciiC
Apro .have--------"
heard —
a lot of di «nurLAfjttg things about married life
t so far no imn lias come right
■Otli and tobi us that il is wlml
v Bkermun cluitmal ubnul war.
Frwi C»«orge. of Ruuto 1, Hast I
want the public to
Xffiaa
«m r*iaiu>nsit.le fur m U.i
MIAMI I [KRAI. 11
cUd. bv mv vife Kiithcrliie;
I Bin katlofiod «ur trouble is
Orchestra* playing at root beer ( uttering the word with a meaning
(caused by carUin uartleN* lies,
Anil, anyway, they want
i1nd “drive-ill" drink
stands
in j drawl.
‘her to dear myrelf. - Ad
then music when they want it. Not
Houston,
Tcxus,
have
.ailed
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City 8Ur. All of which
when they don’t want it
U> Drove what it tends to the wruUl nf nearby residents u p o n ! The city’s legal department says
VVIIFN MUSIC FALLS
themselves. Complaints have Item I existing ordinances can take cure
T
----------0 -----------' made in the city fathers. And the of the situation. The orchestras
F# h*V9 had strung evidence o f 1city fathers are looking alimn toi may be ruled out either till the
ih lightning this week Some see what n o be dnim iibout it
> ground of being nuisances or as
JIB disciple:, were on a drunk
Residents in Ihe neighborhood .,f disturbers of the peace.
W* dn rj d a y ni g h t . ami took a (be stands allege (he din was ter
The trim Ida probably is I Imi the
II to imr hen Twist. The next! rlble. Their pence was disturbed, ’ drink s'tami "propi VeVm s used poor
i n f ’WB^fOima one head under |and worse— It was shattered Tiny judgment in nit king the i n c h e s Mt.: o r count) they did nut Could see ii(| reuHun why they hail tins. Now, if ihey had engugotl
B h u l l , as It WttB the squall tu Iw ruxxed with the |uu until I'aul AAhiteman nr Arthur Pryor
him.—Chokoluskee <item in their nerves were frnxilod.
* B f U . Ami from this wu
The urcluMra leaders allege the
“ i f ‘ thine* are humming resldonts who cuinuUiln do not up
lUBl in good old Choko. p r e da te music! The residents re
tort t h a t they do uppricatu music,
TOM
DOW N” .;
leu.
Prohibition, Religion
Hats, (Jin, (Jaxnllnc.
The
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It is true ili.it Russia has trea t
ed religion and the Russian priests'
with scant i tiuriesy, even posting
up outside Itu - '("I cathedrals the
sign, "religi"" t ' the opium of the
people," mean III'.' that the business
of I be priests, a- the exar's ngettts,
was to keep the people submissive
in 1 heir misery.
ii'femb'd
capital
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fill I hi " V I. Il 11 II at |e|l ' , el "|| |\
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< iv a I fi eld ( n o n f .a lii-v mi l in a I i
.nine
'i'lie pel cut la I w e a l t h
11
si
!’. n i inne in.
i r s i : i i p ; i N i n : pi \ i ' i
tietuletd
He
re leavimr I••r a trip 'n Kninpe.
Ixnucbl
. ..I her da y . I ’ ■■•r '•
-. v a n O d e r vi ew t i til" (a m p .i
1111 11.ii11.■ in w11 u h 1.e -aid
" I here i mil' bit uf advice Ilial
[ w.iiihl like tn give tin- residents
ef i hi
eily and r'.utily, and that
i that we ought tu ciirlait mir e A
Heine pen. jit in'*.' Mislead
<d increasing
\ r tr> iit in.- i - well kieiwn
va-l rnioiti'v. and ..lily
parsely
■t 1led. it i - . peril ■in, lint sin
pi i me tin.t ue.ie (la'
lint be.",
d>.m Inward it dust riali /me i t ' re
sn.irre', Hut it I ' piea'llie t " linte
that ..in sist* i i rpiildic i ' e m w m e
t'l I lie pnint where it I. hepitmini:
NLW AOR K W fiRl.n
and
in St
I ’. i .
''O'
t a l l tile lie an 1
l e t ! t axe. g...
s i n k i n g t im.I . (
ii I 1, e t.el'll i . i,"d
(my md
' - "ii l|
W a i l l ' l l , <)
a tunn f tinVV a I i! V - all get
d r i l l thil l d < .ii ni.l |ni||
I ’ et et s h m g
imi ui any
g e r , >.f c u m e, lull it «n,U;
to s t o p ti l l i ng 111. ijelit, |
I lie danger (imi' l lias bee
I n W arren lax. ' long a
them. We have been moving along
.... .. extravagant lines and if I
were the city of Tampa ami Ihe
enmity of Hillsborough there would I lie maximum aii.l .a
n.d lie another dollar of bonds is- revenue w a s i o sii ffuu
filed for public improveniriits of operating expenses
any kind or character, no matter ■10,0011 i i bank nipt anil on
bow urgent some prisons might eratimis will be i.ioy iry
think it is for rerlnin improve etimigli iiimiey tn pay
ments to be made.
There is ab- owed.
11 ha l.een nr
m.lately no nere.-rsil y Dir the issn , W a r r e n ev en i di-niM
atice nf more bonds, ccidainly md in , I ( . fee l . eeai i - e I hen- wav
\ lie near future, f>v either Hills to p a y I he al a n i iintmigh, nr any uf the subdivisions
F l o r i d a ei .niTiiuriiiirthereof
There always ennie-, a II (lead l eek I 1V e 'ill-lf
lime in the life "I every man when [ I L tile i i. 'b 1 ha FH",uthif(
lie need - t ti haul III t ake note ol li lt' s in ev e, y I "Ulilj
In- in cmmdmg - , gov ern In nisei f e m u m u n i l y
In ail'lili'.1
.........Iingly; and liial tune lias iir ty and edy I"uni . then1
lived in the life of Tainpa and of ehool b o n d s oid -[ecial
illi enmity."
I I . ridge di I i n i I...ml- a
C h a t is v e r y ‘. m i n d a i l v i e e m d ' been only rapally imrea*
"i"
Im
I a m p a a n d I II ll . - b n " U g i i i l tial h a v e lo pi die . 1
0 . feel
l i e l l i " - , ' " it V n f lit lli/,. m ;
il-: n a ' i i i a l W i a i t l i .
III. w a r
i m d n i l h l eii ly
ihrckeil
inany
pi mn i si n e i l l t e r pl ' i s es al i d
held ti n 1.1 In a b e ' a m e
S m i l e nf
i h em a n
ti ll vv ut m e ini' I be ad
■ an - ■e (m ui i d
. i!
i n d i i ' l rv
V
III. m ed In v ,
Fi. be I el t It i t . i
1. " i- x i . e d . I t (nil m w f i el ds w til
a e xploit'd, and -ii! f a t e s int !i erl n
I a1 1
. a I r h.i wi l l I >■1 npe I led
lip,
\ | .’ i ui i mi ' eali
Im
n tp il at and
M e n I if ie ex |a i n rice a ni l k n o w I
ri l e.
i
at . . nee a <111 it 111<(I lr t1 a . d
m i . ppn i t an it v .
11
bull Id
I"
e periallv
iii'iii" tun:
I"
\ l ue I .
all e pi l.i l,
. m o i l V b i l l a l -it I o r S t
I ’e t e l l . l l l g
•' I'd I 'ill.'I la
i on id y
T h e I i me
h e c mi i e iii F l o r i d a w h e n i n t e r e s t
Able scientist* g al l i e i ' d at <*v
ford discuss many thi ng' , .......... ‘
as far anart ns "shoe- and taps
and sealing wax, . aid.age ,
ami
kings. " They tell ymi Hint in dl
Hritain tliere m e fewi i limn ] .lino
"idle rich " We can l.enl ih,d in
Ann in a, but all depends ai ; . o
drfiniiimi ..f idlenesu
Hrilish duke, nr In-Red earl, |.ot
teri ng around, imagining him rlf
■ estates m iiimuy,
" 'i */1
us idle and worthies', a m e
, ... our parasitical rich. uni. lung
his money gl ow . und g r ai.nig --x. 1
taxe i
i
ga o
, line, and say it vv ill
l.c gmie
i soon, if Americans .1.. not stop us
ing so much of it- l e t them . heer
1up. Anieticans will find n nt. ti
tide for gasoline. They provided
' kerosene to take the place of
■whale ml, before the whales were
gone, I lieu provided electric ligld,
' b e f o r e tin* kerosene was gum
j
F.tm.ll.il ui some punlii 'i'hu,d
|in America sits the little hoy iluit
! vvi11 solve |In1 gasoline (ir.'liii'in, in
plenty ..f lime.
Tinuse scientist:! ranging far in
I the* realms of thought tell you
j (hut ruts are most intelligent imi
mnD- Of course they are; its takes
intelligence, or at least cunning,
to live on others without vv..ik
ing or producing anything
But if the ruts, like human be
ings, could accumulate wealth and
bund it tin to their young ones,
tho I* young rats, like the average
rich mini's son, would amount to
little.
Finally, scientists tell v m Hint
until recently “ A common substi
tute for money, In Africa, was a
botthx of gin.
For pine, iintnil i gat e i l g a l l , bid
"t
o f f to the Mi t In.dist H u a r d
Temperam c . i ’l ' d i i l i i t i m . and P u b
lie Moral'
T h e m gani /. al i mi i c
now nrrived at I lie i m i e l d s i m i t a i
that Annul i di dn' t m a k e a r e a l
out of the w a i I l H t ha l K i n m . ■
owes all ..f d fin; m ini r l i f f ieul
ties to it' lrv e, uf 111111■. r . and (. >
that "ealndv ami in a 'tiiiit of tb*
deepest s v u i i a t l , v "
must lie
said that A n.ei im can do untiling
ntiout Hit- . 1* la "so long as Kill'.,
tiiuins are -inaiding for di ink 'iimwhicli in a tew years wmiid di ■
ebar ge the \meihun ib-bt" i. e
until F.iiiuin g . d ' mi the watci
wagon.
The ei unmiiisls who have hell
ed l(ic Metbmlisl boa id arrive a*
tht’se emu lusious bn\e dtnwn a!
least two remai kalde di ilin tim.
Th e y admit lhat " ' e m. A mu
c a n s” mi'dc fortunes mu of il.munitions trail.' and .. .......... Hi. i
export, trades liefor.' I Ii.
( ’ nit.
St at e s ent ired the war ti IMI
but thi’se fnrliiaeH and I l\e |u ■
pel'ity which they relic, led vv.
more than wiped out. it is argued,
hv the sums we s ’jeril to e.piip mi:
•oid -in k in g fund eliarges iniisi be
imtsidered.
Ituuds must lie paid
C O L IC
armv '"Md mir navy.
.Nobody, m
nlliei vv..ids, made fortunes out •>i'
the win cont ract s a f i ' T April *'•,
I! •17. Til is is deilmtimi No I.
) leiloi 1imi No. J i" end.(idled in 1(m
argument that
if Kumpo
nov.
labors under a In a w Imul of Ii
nanriat burdens ii i- (leenuse Ku
u.pe drinks.
Tin . theory is re
markable fur at h ast 1wo reason
First, for itsi. nsspmpfiuu
that
America is tiro nermis bemuse
Amerit'll doesn't drink. There i
htiareitilv no -mi. thing a- b.u.t
leg liiptor. Si'll.ml. for it - argu
ment that all F mo p c need- t>. i "
l a i r the damage wrmigiil Iiv the
l.ernliin nrmv and tn in lam e
l.udgids whieh have been unblllan.ed for six veins is a little A’..I
stead prphibilnm.
“ Americans li ve a light to do
maud,”
asserts
the
Methodi t
(imird, "t hat luoncv hmn-s'lv owe I
to American taxpnveis shall not
tie spent no Hie boulevards ■(" i' a; i or in the bm,'r gardens of lvir..neau p r o v i m e s "
Aiii''ii' ue< nl' o
have ii r i g h t . a n p m enl I y , (.. (.<■
igtmrutit. noisy,
self rnmplacent
and insulting.
F K R IO D
I. KKSIH’ Rt;
- I . l l l l d.
I ill'
lie
I 'III* 1
distant vv In n . •i v . nv
In take stn. k "I . nll'ill
vote l.mid' only t*.r ibing:
essent lal.
Fro fit Or Loss?
v\ In n you niMic to make up your bal.inn’
util il show a piolil "i a l'>:
Aon can make sun* Dial il will be a piolil i! V
iiioncy is (lc|in,'si|utl with D m* Seminole < " ,lf
Hank wheiv it is .safe and will ra n i Ii LitiiI
tores).
n f iitvuslmi nt s
ID
O V ER
Haiti mi SaviiiRs A ''"H n*1
S a n f o r d ,F la .
August first saw lb.- I..ginning H ip front and grab -.It the g .....I
of the final stage in tin.t "ei.Ji,-" tilings.
Il was a l u m -, t Im Tim
period nf Florida's
real estate home fellow is the last one gen
gambling boom whii h Mailed two (■rally speaking to give the pro).
years ago.
(I* Iippriiirnl to bis loiiiiminily vnl
September will see the end of ocs on a rising market and a de
the whole “colicky" time mil t In- vcb.ping program.
lusty youngster will ....................
Hul this period of "ri'ci.nsignthrough his second 'iim.m r wuh |ment” of titles t•> real .'stale has
his eyeteeth cut
and i very thing not halted progress because there
going strong.
were enough people who under M
We have been passing through stood the value of time and the m
n
it time nf stress when " s e t ...... pay certai nty of ihe Itil are in Florida
ment" lias been synonymun with who went ahead with their plans
re-ad just ment of credits ami loans and are ready now u. reap a set
and the exchange of s ash or ..vv mw- nnd and more .substantial harvest
of legitimate profits.
Within the
ship of property.
Shoest ri ng operator' struggled I next few weeks the ..l.| time spirit
and bowled and finally gav- op t(n< j of unanimity will prevail m every
ghoul.
Even some well financed Florida community ami we shall
individuals saw more advantage see one id the in»M vv.uid. rfiillv
ous buys through the misfortune of prosperous wintei- burring nathose who were unable t*. , ar r y Minimi or international calamity
on. and they have dropped
iirnpp.-.i -.,ilu. Florida bus ever en i><\ed
speculativo duals lo buy
ihings.
] United Stales muv I., a l.riil.le
'Th ere are numbers of well fi- - country, but in Ri k ,,, ||,,.V don't
nnneed people scattered through wear any battling -mt- at all,
Interest
Seminoit: (Jounly
rO M M KRtTAL
out the s t at e today who arc here
for the sole purpose of buying up
St. Louis couple luee ten boys,
distressed properties
Hun
have j T h a t a raising a rough bouse.
fundamental merit and a sound
value.
Some Mi'll,llliL
t o play for them, thev would buvo
Florida people themselves are
o j ust about
Here, to this very day. a l„,ttle taking advantage of the opportu perfect, ex. . pi t h.
.even the nearby residents out buy‘ an’t cook.
ing drinks between tunes. T h a t is,, uf gin is a common substitute ft,r nities of .this character but not in
i if they advertised, who it wan do*. brains, uml fouls pay as mueh n o 'anything like the high percentage
Twenty v.-ais ago today we rail
$10 for it, wood ulcuhl included, of cases that outsiders come to to see autos, m.t (h.dge autos.
mg thy playing.
M-)jO
1 lin.U
k l o l III IK |- Il i "i:t Hand
ti i M. i t1 >1 ; d O' ...... 1II HI
b l o w n a limit " I T a 1 Mr
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M
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a
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S T R E N G T H - S E R V I C E - I’ ROtiKK SS
We Are Having
Hundreds o f Calll
.../o r ...
(’'urtiiHlted lloniCH and Apartments
If HAL K K N T IN fi S E K V H ’K
List Your Property
WITH THE
DEAN-BERG CORPORATIOI
5 la-5 Iti Frst N at’l Bank Bldg.
Phone 713
Do
m m
wI It"
km. W
II, '
Al.
'Die t e-pe. lalile fiilbci
..f thi'
until.n i i. . . ' , buikeil l'..rwnni in
lli.
ui i nf p i . ".ii'entini . ninpaien
Hint i. inmniir year nftt'i next It
Vv ill bi' Ii v el v , if nut uili I vlnn, aiiii
Sei ml ur I b f tin shall Id kimw licit
prm't a al lu.rt hern
pi.lit i c i i n am i', mi ..lie pnint.
11 l luvi't ii'.r
Smi th is turned away ■ .11 j.uu lv
rcliami i, i:immiln, lliere wit! i "t
I be the I'aintu'l ( billin' I.f elertiee
anv nib. r IFcmncral m l!i"s. Smi lb
has t nt'ii.l
' ii.nieli t*. emu aril. »■
that. Jtut f..r
that
niattci.
if
p l n s p i r i l v rntitooie-, th.'l.' v\ " i b l
lie lit t If . ban. iv ..I . I.a I me a 11, u.
in rat hi rr.'s. anvl mw
di
i'hiladelptua ■ranks mud
worst < ■I’ Pier,,
>t tn weai n,,\
AA el Id , " i d | »' KM" 1. .,|J
.oil a g ood ", 1
<iir.o j
f i nd a pi p. 11- ''
' “ "'(Il
HOW \VK l-OVK ()HKSKLVKS
further ft.mi
v c l u l l i,
V
A.)
AA.
di v nt at or
w a - made, nnd
I- said tn lie >>i
and Mn exist in
\ al m il' pnint
T llo se
Slfoe iW AI
’^ £ ± 1
£rr
ti le A u d i t . " l a n e .
[ ’t
i.l.-i 11 i .. .. Inle t'
I s k i 1'
li f e
Vi .a I w a s I mi ml
"1 m u I . . Iioiidi-. n o f l y
fill! he
v xci lli'itl i p u d l t v,
w i ll I mie b w li v ii be b m r u
tb.it
laree .pumlei.
S . m i l . . i 11 l l m -;i\
t Iml t l i c i v i
\Mbiiiieh tie
bill .i l i u m . < I., t ut - ii \l S li i l t l i ;i '.■ I
' ;il," m . m i n e l . c l v i ' i n
P i . ' s 1.1, ■i •*
i ..u|i.|i:.
. . ..I i i . . \ .-I iiiif- s, ,. |i |.
I lull I "I'. ..me pi ne l i ve m llie
pi i l m H u m C a l
........... d Inn m,v(
\\ i- liave nn.i i ,1,,
before, yet l|m ,,, tt.f.
UtJvnneing fndtlv
SUZAHHe
^ D iett
I I I fill .'III Ve V ■I
ii
t,n
l"nvr ago
VMmi u,.
now is solutions
„
Finally , i, 1'"i" a
'.til I n i
h)
important
1 I' \ t 11 u II M -VI -11*L1. e 1
■;i\ 1 I... I ' \ I S l u illi ,i?
mi
n u ttiiti.ll Ii r ' .i I In 11. , I
I ■... . I.. .'I \
• lll l . '. l w e l l
f "|-'- lti 11 pi ll I'tll il l i '
M..I
I'Ail
[X
P.eJ.s e|ia
l have “
i
'. I I
hl'
I Olll||l(.|,
ai ul
Mouse," udm h i s t rue, and
"VI Sm il Ii ha - no in.u e
"I a presidential el"<(ioil
i . ut t i
"<........
< an I*j,|
uut t an* 'I n ...... . feelings.
i |,1 1.||. )t
Vmet ii an
ini n k e r |,nticiii miltc '
" f Hus urn Imml '
whin ' In- , /,i p nil - "Il bis lust leg-.,
III,|| botii'in ’ bi-m w e n a f t e r be
t ,,I,j .Fi I into d" grave. Russia re
p, :, ,] in rcinginitr tlmse imiids, r e
tie ci I pa y no i'i of all bonds; and
that Kiel, tn 'I disrespect f ' T re11g i' 1" . I" I I'e milk- in I be ItiiHHian
noli i ceognll l"li eneoatlllt.
i "inn lilole arid nmre
I *-1'.veen now ai d I III'
t mn
rwer
Wusllil|gU|’ll .... .
Put it wu- ii"t hi,<"i;'"c Rumi a |
n ffcmleii rrligioii that this govt<>
ei timi ut irfug'll ri'cognition
Itii-'liiN i>m. iniii«*iit . It was tie
(•ii - m
W hen better nutos
,.ul0,
ought to have better J J
BU T-
The Knights ,,f Columbus, most
the
powerful nrgnriiiEatii.il
the UnitUiiilStales, excepting perhaps the
Anti-Saloon league demand that
in
P n ‘s ident Coolidgt intervene
the war between church and state
in Mexico.
i
The appeal sent by the Knights j
,,f Columbus’ supreme board of
directors. o'k* that the embargo
shipping a r m s into Mexico be ,
set aside r i t e s tile cast* of Russia!
similar !•> that .if Mexico, and I
reminds til- President that this
government ha- refused to recog
nize Humia’s government.
"
te
B cV a n p a l l TAaX
AHTHl 'i * B R I S B A N E
<rop>Haiti 0*30. hr **■»'
hjmTo
Go JUMP IH
Vouch ANi"Z£^
C o n s p ira c y .
jjY
, jin-..-
Time to stnrt
thankful for next
\
i •am i e - - mail I p haw, ol ( umr
n F w imi.i-: \ n s
a g i n g a n s w e r s to th is ip ie s lio n .
There a re ah le le a d e r s in
in uni- of tin
X ti 11 S a l o o n L e a
F lo r id a who would d a r e to t a k e a sta n d again-d t h e dnm in
^ i i i (mid'-'t fighters, c drafted
tiiitik ill till
in In Ip in iln A l al . ai ua g t i b e r n a
a t io n of th e S m i t h p rin cip le s, ev en th o u g h il m e a n s a torn
ti,
ubodi hits
tmial
ami
sen;,
I
.a
ui
I
primary
earn
plete d is ru p tio n o f th e D e m o c r a t i c I'artv
I -n't il tim e t" i
pa ig ti
lie -t art - )u, bn MIn in n i l 1 l"
led
into Ibe IM
>
th e s e people to get lo work in t h e hope "I p re v e n t in g a stir
1111 in i tig ba n ■ ii n. ie i tile au- i pi ei ' s "I ,
<l i
of
the
ren d er to S m i t h le a d e r s h ip in th e n ation al eonvent imi ?
I tn M e n ' K i l d e - la
of tin- Fir-u
111 el's IIIIV will
11- 1 tail in al
lly sh o w in g t h e people o f Die t ’n ited Slate-1 that 111'1 Si ml 11 U - r h n . n - r i bun b, wi t i i n s a v a g e
If \ pedi i c.a
' . ■' i'll'- v pl'.i’ ■d
nil;..!
'
til
I
in\
I'laii,I
V
I
Sill
It
Ii
of
will not s t a y " s o l i d ” for t h e en d o rs e n ie iil o f p ro -ln p ior and
in eii sent int' i n II remot.* ■' .
\.-a \ " i k . a
a wet a n d a l a t h
pro -lo o sen ess in g e n e r a l, d is p o s sib le that d e l e g a t e ' to the ..In
tmi modern - •len. <• (ms vv..r 1
|
11 .Is ill tin- mat t ei td line*
d e m o c r a t ic c o n v e n tio n will go so i n s t r n e l e d to v i e against
Iti Mi ( Iruv i- . >ii 11>Iti In I <• for g o v |
it and nil II/. ’.g seemingly
llm n o n iin alin ii o f S m i t h , t h e r e will he no c h a n c e o f his el re n m a d ........... .
at t ael< s nil
."■iil:al Mini..' of indu
( a. iv e i in a Sm ith in In . speaking
n a m e h ein g blazoned as t h e a c c e p t e ii le a d er o f th e g re a t
apply
Y.'i there are till
tour, and is cxp.-clcd to get most |
".al field .
D e m o c r a tic P a r t y .
ol lli
l\ii K lux Kl at i v ot e.
■in \rgeiltiiie r .ine n i all foi
Y e a r s ago R a lp h W aldo K m e r s o n saw a s i t u a t i o n w hich
'
I
. I ! . ex phut i ..a I fields, n>
must h av e been v e r y s i m i l a r to t h e one d e m a n d in g a t t e n t i o n
a other rill 1lit ill
resources
S.-nal.'i Heflin, I lernoenitie sentoday. C le a n D e m o c r a t s a n t i c i p a t i n g th e n o m in a t io n o f Al
Ii
11..in Alabama, say's, '"the a w a i i m e dev eb. |mi i ' i i ( t h e r e .
S m i t h a s st a n d a r d ^ lie a r e r fo r t h e i r p a rty will th in k F i n e r s of Wall -treet would not l ull ui illy .il w a s nut m i l il a f l c
ie have a <'bailee inside tie* m a n v . Iii-'i n f *ea1 1 h uT. I i xpt r
son w as s p e a k i n g fo r t h e m w h en he s a i d :
I f l u Anchusa is a l.eauly.
(’# a sort of (inrileii Helle;
the htltterflieH admire her,
And the bumblebees as well,
j^BVery day they come to kiss her,
fAnd to steal her honey dew;
ry day 1 see them swinging
that plant of gorgeous blue.
im
S 3*
Of Many Thin**.
If. a s t h e S m i t h if 'iw d s e m i s itis h lie il in R eliev in g , tilt’
New Y o rk m a n o b t a in s th e e n d o r s e m 't ii of t h e I1I2H c o n
v en tio n , will t h e Soul It d ivid e in t o S m i th an d a n t i - S m i t h
fact ions, o r will il do a s N ew Y o r k m ill ident ly e x p e c t s it.
to do, r e m a i n “ so lid " and m o v e as an a u t o m a t o n on th e
It appeal' I lint l\so issues, pro
o rd e rs o f t h e litp iorites .’
- In l*i 1Ion and n-ligioii, at,' to lie
All that Thou
^*Th«y answered
ftnandeat us we wiki do, and
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EXPERIENCES OF 1ST TRIP THROUGH i Elton J .
EVERGLADES ARE GIVEN HERE
ARCHITECT
lly l „ Chu r ch
t [mined me terri bl y no that I could
F ir s t Nationnl Ban k
Next day, Saturday, L’Hth, we ant walk hilt had to got in one
Siinford,
went alium t South
awhile, and 'd the heats and ride.
At stmthen fortunately discovered a hole <nwn there was no island near us'
in ttie saw grass lending in tin1 fi" w *‘ rondo our ramji in the miwi _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_
.li ti \lion we wished hut the hug grass where it gr ew unuMiatly tall L U L d V f ' U
|||
was f e n Ini and retarded us y e n
•'•"‘I thick, anil near a little wil low I I H j I l v t l l
h
<<r custard apple tree.
.
___________
for
I.
,•
,
Jn
Inc
Attcniunii wc |>/isscc|
an
nthcr
.....
and Mr s. ,1. II. Cowan, Mr an I 1
Mrs. Hen Monroe, Cem-.'-e C,,wa,i.
liodliey Present 1, and Kohi-i I Slaa
•„|mi .i 1 -< « ’’lass.
tmi of Ninth I ar..lina
tel A r r i v a l s
W.iM.i ’.Members Will
(live IYngramTuesdav
[)\ri7.i m v
|yr. n \| ...in '
vve o.il'cil
if, js.
•■'"r wil"
miinermis
l u l l : ,,f terrapi n th
had oaten
ll uas decided
to
! | ani|i here ........
my delight as
j my left hi g to,. Imd developed an
i ngrowi ng 'iad m the past h o .
j 'Iiiy**, mot o.i
l uut i ng me vei l
nuieh at tin lone
ll Imd hern
announced l l i p <iui- rations w i r e
I in danger ..t Lr,iig eaten hefoic
I we reached Miami, and we would
go on iillou.it,.- f>uni now on. a
i Cmnii.f a r > 1. d tie, it uppinnl. I
to serve th*
,| an.I I tint liiglu
C l i v e r s were laid fm- Mi , l i nns I
Wilcox, Miss Margaret C o wa n . Mr |
t„v,:l \ r . l i , P a d ' " " I
( M iisl'T -* ’ d e gre es
,ii
j |i M i . ' all ' u *o I
1 m 1>•f t i
p It Si t i . dl . i i
T h e W o m a n ' ; Mi i o i i h v
' 1d . . .
\ ii r
i
, j|;,u ii , ( 11 l l " l t i n f I tie First II: pi 1st l Inn. I, wit
I'o.on t| || .....
. i t’.ilai I lea. h ; | r, a vc a mo s t ml c r e sM n. ' m,,, |MI|
fjuri*-. C .1 Cl ose , | j n c s d a y a f l r r n o . . n at I
loci, ,n , *
■f | |fisi >, T iviires ; It.
the rl m fc ll
A l e u >■[, jn\ aide pi n
,
Tiv.iri1-'. Mrs. A m y j g r a m , w i t h i t s s u l i j c . t , "( ul.a, 11,.- |
[,>„ Palm ll. ii.di; Pud , l . a i n l o f K i e l mil S i m . " lias tie,si at
. . l:i
■ .,
It. t t y
't la. ■
U. >;, Ii. .1
U
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M r.
III t le d .' . t'l« I of \||. II nd M >
*"I Mi
. . i Mi
I' diniind M e i .
It. *I.. it I
11e, ndoti of -Jie.i I1.
ii
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m. i
V I , , I. i .
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Sun,hi i V
u\Ii ■■
|,ut oi, ral
rat lotion •
■
put
' >f to,HIM *.. 111111I i , -■1 till"‘Oil g fil V'.
i hut we ltd rci
ler from him
gel and r-" '|l*‘ nl ! In men seemed
'.i
\
d1' 1
| "if Vnf
Mr
II <i.
t i - very .]<
i-ou-'ent
Wee ate lllln
Into Ii
\\
ll
i ’t, ",
d
M f garel Pi miller, that da., in - oirew hat of a
had
mol -1• oi, * dt
I \k \ \ . 11 , ot In ni'-r. a. :, 111, one h vve had work
MISS TilKL.YIA DoitltlNS I'.KOOMKS
IIP 11 )!•: OF R( >1’.KI!T WILLIAMS
P fO S p C C tS
(ly P I*
\ / T d
•ii
F u | | mood> P r d i i r M
F .lllS rtt
IJ IIIH C
Stack,
, . „rk
, 11. S., Says Moore
IV , \V 1-1 e a II-- H - 1 ! h r , e t i i . - i ' l l l t , a
,-op o f e o ' T i l - -1 , i 1 I m , s i l t .- ot1
1- , , n i l ,
\ It. ■
,
1 " p e t al .'-I
.-II n , y 1 ,*\ . i ■ 1
‘'
U , S v .it,, v
l» 'l| , i i i s . i i t ,
•i
it i - Ta el ot \ i t,
on o f M i gnol i : ,
ode ,llld . l a m e
;
t
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“• V1
PUPS
r
#
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I with I tie I m.unis as il had poles
j stuck up to in:,, I, I lie landing
hiuir.
7 HI
M“ kti\.
( C o n tin u e d .)
Chl nll' evii lcot ' lj1 a f a v o r i t e " emmp
F o l l o w i n g itir dinner, .ar.ls am!
music were eninyed until
|;,(e r
M K K T IN Ii
■iN'nt !
TRIO OF ATTRACTIVE .SANFORD BABIlrJ’C
U
Miss Margaret, Cowan <-iit<t I sum '
I .'.I mhisl, di’l’jditfiillv :it >Ii11r,,■r 1
Friday evening at her 11 ,,r,,. nl1
! Turk Avenue in eejelir;1I inn i,f
' hirll.tlny,
\
The .-.dor sehome of |imR lm)|
iri'i't'n
most i ffi-i . r . .dv . aj rnil
cmit with (|liftnt it ii's nf iiimI; rusi'
(mils imd asparagus feni-,
•]■(,,.
diimiT l.-ildi' was laid will,
|1,,n(|
snuni rlnth mid ii'M(i.|i>d with Mil'
lariti' white birthday rake tn|)|n'd
with pink tuners, surrmimlcl with
springs of ferns and tinv pink m , r ,
hinls.
At eindi end nT the tahlr
were silver landlesli, t;s holding
lil'llti'd randies. At 7 n'< Ill, k :, ||.'
lii inns s i t -rnur-a' .linn, r wa
rrv
eil
f
Lm-if"
K
MRS. F R E D S. D A IG E R , S O C IE T Y E D IT O R
Miss Margaret, ('mvan
Entertains At Dinner
In Honor Of Mirthdaw
L A K E L A N D , Flu,, Au g . t«, i d’i
now geiier, llv goial with pros.
pects for incicased tuisiness during
■lie ruini ng fall and wi nt er Imth in
the northern and southern stales
and especially in Florida, accord
; to S. Moore, of tins city, presi
_
deni of the Florida Retail Clothiers ~
\ — •>,-iuti<>■>. wha has just returned
1rum an exlemled tour of the north
an I r a- t.
*hi Ins h u t Mi
M ooie visited
Chi, ago. Si l.oiiis. Cleveland, New
Yoik and otto , pninis
He stste
r li.it he found travel Hie heaviest
u trams t.omid tor Florida and
1 ..lilts to the tail Ilia' lie found
l i t ] - 111fTt, .111v in g. 11It,g pnllinali
P1' u rvatloli; on any ti.iin* exeetit
llln o e ommg to I Ion,In
\n-ot ll
ii iir to
i Moore, lie Im.l t-i wait
•
W.l
'w
. idilayn
i i v * ill
in order to get a pilllmn'.
pilllina*.
ho Florida, „ nd he was tin'll com I
|, tied to accept rcsciv at mils for '
for
Sale,
r « r . K ra i
ADD
r
TO YOUR
OIL
TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
THE CORE
*
M,te'
.
»
mill
I t n l i o O l l S ................
*
s
IIP til CV 1>y b u y l l l K t o r t * ; ; *
M a i n n o r a n g e d , w i t h M r . - . F o r •le 1 C .I N I h *I ,
I t i l h l l l S . j u s le a d e r .
* ..........11
4 •1
• ",ie
a m o n g t h e | ,-,| l i a r , I a l l m o i i i m g
w e ha d ie.|
I o k s o n v ille o n ly .
ii g c a n d 1
an lnnj? na they l a s t . . " t v . U
A f t e r t h e p i o g i : III ;i .oi n i l It " 11 !* |
\ w< d d n i r , vvtii, I, n.-i i o i | i r i s s i v ,• ltd tiller S,|l|
I Will he at liotlli
" l Vl 1 '* '|! th" Motile •| made mm h pi ogre:
in the right
' T i m e s through the north and
A v o rs,
, /.no
w i l l he i n o r d e r a nd a l l l - i . l i , ■- n f ; m i l
* " t hen
f i n ml
m
San
I , a n l a,
' h " " t ......
I n a ro - n e a r l i p I I n re , a- 1 a r c g e n e r a l l y g o o d . " a s s , • f le d
o n , do it v vv a
I hat o f S i m
I ’r i t n l
H i e e h u r e h a r e u r g e d to a r t . ' h , l
w he r e I tie g r o. m i h i
fg c n t lv p ill
v
[ " , reI " 1 little * t i n , ' , who looked \|,
Moore, "and the volume of
d 'l ’> tuco m u g at S o'l to, j. at |he
- — _— _ _
M a ig a '
I
P
, I n I'd a lov I P ro w h Am,-.
-!ml Mam no \v l o t U
it’d, ro- I that we were 11 a,|,. j„ tile clothing hllsillcss is
find ma
M r-;.'
M is : . K l l e i i T e 1f i n >| l e f t
I ' r i - i , -. 1 Pai. tr I I I....... Ii, \v In'ii Ml
I
I he 11 , . Img co t u no' worn liv 1 '
Mvei
in I, among ct.-at allots |,, ,,im into stall a will maintained
The
prospects
F i 1W 1l l
[fhirri. 1a ui|M i
f o r ( ie o rtrc lo w ti, S
t ' . u In ,
I .'lit 11 P, diht it
11«-, a n o 1 th' ' hi id.
to
I tie I,rule v i fa dinnicd of gi"ct1 11...
•
t oi town alt. uiling
l11'" 1 vvtii'ii h , had no wing
to no good for the iiuluii,'’. and win
,
11,,;
A
.
w i l t he l h i ' g m ; - f ! . ,•r -u '-t M ,
, , I P " l „ , t An to. U l III |o ,
t |o- ‘ 1 I I . I e|ie U 0 l l t . I l l , lie
lilt.
1-H k- ,riv
M. . i
o f II I ' I go
It"
n| with
Pv
, ,
ItiiM in i-s s
w ill
tie go on in |
■,
let
1
n
m , i l l *,
h . 1 , 1 " | . I I , l l: ,
i
|, V
I n
I
A
T h r a l l u n l i t |.,
Ijml s i, I i I, o h v i
o id 'tl'
If". . 111* I ' O li st Hot ol to r a, >es
w h o 1 I n i,la H u s w i n t e r a n d t h e I m f t t c
............................... ......
...
*_
I r , da v lie mall < la I k<
If II I •. ■a . Pi ' lat
N, pt rliihci'.
1 P
K ii.p . i n i to
in ■ in .
l i e - w. I .
H a n fo rd A r f .
PhoM M i l
ne t M,
I I 'a v i n |..,,'l . lu,,| I . ,ii a |*|-,iiut ed I,, serve ill „ . , o the State hv r it and m o t o r
Ida. I
!
'I
j j j r> I! !' P a r i n ' - and
V! eo . i , ., ,1 I v t h e HU ne'd I at " I i oi I to
vv to. , , |h i ,1,1,-Sl
Mr
W -ll
in . •in I - o ,1
i ., 11. -1, ri - ' i gn. d a- the m.-n ■uni will l»e lal go.
Railroad men m ,
Siinford. Fla.
ii.nv111, . 'I
M l
,
.1
Idle I on le u ,'e , |, - ' l l . o f gi rl
i I -, I
lav
, I o i e, h i in - ■ U r
o . l \1 1
-\i I h u r
Mi
and
M r;
I
M
l-lnine-i li, Inin -ihi.iit tinnr allow Ncvv York told me that travel to
If.
tf I nd.■i . d.'i. k " i i
1.
I h I. , V! me s III le I IV. 11.Illlg I’ O A o
I m ille t l P l.iio i
- -i I ' a l t i n 11 o A v i
1K I ■ -itml ,il Hi
V. . M r
Mud,, t e d t o ( h'lu lido .Siuula, , l:,
lame
1 1,-orge M a l l n e i i x w a - up
F l o r i da w a s g r e a t e r t i ns . s u mme r | ,
•
, |l l| U i' .1.0 ks.'ll , t In v s |ictit t he da v , , t to- g o- i .
of
-lift V\111 I e I .1 It, ' .
t to- VI" I I I t o e 1, h - m iS , ! 1 1o i d h e r In Hi 1, 1 ,
- g , n i i t j m tig; phi,-,..
Pi,in hist ■aimnier and I li al a d v a n c e
—
J |i I,.
lack on |
lu ip Mr i M i i d r } >a 1Ml1 vv O 11 1 , 11V 1 n 1 , 1
H i, ,' ua i kv , Ii i Ed 11. ,i u| Im v i ng i r i u v
(
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I
U
a iin d in ; of
................................
Ii t i n g s i n d i c a t e d an ur . pr ec c i l e i i t e d K / "
^ r
a n d M i s . .1 l
'('.■! t m
\ vve liad not ■•eell nliV g a m e in
’
1
>r
Jtlln- .1 ii I. o i i \ i t l e ; I
U-f\vi
I h o |Ml!
k i l t 'VI 1l l 11•-. |- , -! l o o , l , - >, -1 T . i i n n n
hni :• in nl |lo- w
S in * a tte n d
I',
•n il s o u t h w a r d f r o m Hus t i m e on
,
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t
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l
l
v
lilts l,|. k Oil V dll' . 1.
Mr (' C. C h i l l i n g .vvoi P i and fo i n , h u r l r i i m m n m i " 1 ma I I ,-l| •■d S : 111 f .. i <I I I - I i S , l i o o l . and i s a m o I n , l Hid w e i e gu>' t , nl the
pt mi H i e I n u i l s ; T h i s n i o r n i t i g i
Ji,, ks.,iu dh .
Fred
n i l t i e s , ;l t ||n- vv ai '. I n n
\ aid
\v a
., t a l e n t e d mu i um. a n d
favorit,
i ’a l i o
w, win,. strung mu and i hem.i W a r A g a i n s t L i q u o r
mnulle. I * Keid Iteach arrived in Ho , itv t nm \ o , i -age o f l i a i o 1 0 . 1 do vv In 1o i o- .
I.!!
.. ............. " * 1
i l l
fro m t lio s e in f r o n t , " t i e t th e g un ,
Itlvi.iivill, . A Hen
I'., ,
1 l o t l a r g e vv I n i , p i , 1o n - hat vv a- --I
, , ,
o
m i fo r
a - d m r t s l a y a n d a re g m t
n V
f a" '
' V Y "
" tK '
la lfe ta
ro m liitn -d
w ith
g g o fg e lt
■I'y, .hirk-onv t i l l ; .
■
,
V a h le / .
Mi ....... Y' V 1’. ’ u V,
-Hi.tins, " ; im
,| I-; line
nl j l ,t ,n l l-",
\|;uhl
I II.-. MAlva
Wri^hi, k i l l h i m . s h o o t h i m . c a tc h h i m "
amt in an i n s t a n t a d e e r e m e r g e d
K. H . l
and Ms n i t l v o r u a i i i e u t wa - a
o il
San fo rd '
I l u o 11111, i 111 y cill n g
^i ' ^
\ ( » na\ ,
I *♦■<*r r <•
ATi p|i |* , ,
I l i f f J,I , k " , MV d i e ; M i s .
;
M t . n n ,t M i s . O It
!\ i - m i c v
,.f
I,.»w o f
............gilt
Wi t h a I,US............... ..
l i e wa
t , o l n a P ' d i-m
' Ma i ■'" i . i h ' X p i ' I l l " ” '. ' ! ? .
^
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P i l T I M H T , A u g P 1/1 ■» . W i n n !
ai
L F- '1 v- -1 ■ .
rin i
1 itv.r-,.
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L h . a J. S t
U n .Cl Mi L r . Mr- I I C
y (ir"vu; M i - L r,a "fiu ‘ i - i'. >i
fa
"m
i
RINES
FILLING STATION
'V
were
Amusements
lUinners Under Way
7 *
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j J in k - o n v ille
1
lcn' 1 '
Iin
sp e nt
the
wed
..... I
Sanford and a r e gm <t ; m 1 1 ■
Va l de z .
ImiNOLK
-
—- - - - -
liiMf-v !»»»<•k I r*
Ilium dialelv following tie- ,i i"
tnoiiv the voting . ,oi|de
h ll
in
Item tin
n i l i p l lliuli S» h<»ol irr Si c
N iu vim n ami
ssr - ! "% 1!1 !■* M.'^ '[V
x\*.n s!V.,£!!.!!
F u r ti n i n s t a n t t i e
the , l a IP " !
[ IRill
h l l I1 ..1,R, . .1,
Im , S lu ifm .
,
' "
"
1*'
T lie ir in; ny friends join m wish
- Ml ,
l o , , , ...... W , i g l i t , . a . l Y ' m " I ''' '
' V' ' Y‘ ' ^ ! >U±
•heir e a r I , >r a - Imrt we d di ng t u p
mg He in e v n i
,,
l u t u i e li.aiuutioss
n, I.ala-land; W II 1
M r a n d Mr
II. A I'liilli,,
of
I ti'T.li. I
II
liar
Di i v l o i i n H e a c li v . s ' r e a m o n g l In
jlCnr Spt mir , A. E. 1we e k e nd v i - i t o i s in S a n f o ^ l :, r,d
Ibw i ■«>■.■
j u n i g ; I a r e r e g i s t e r e d at t h e V.-l-lr/.
I Kills, i i r , . ii I 'o v e '
I fa:,., * . I > , n t 'ove
I I 11 I,' ,'
<. i ,, n
f tire i ’>■I
M a rt in , to ,
II
IV»iii„,-v
P
t•
t l . l 'V f o l d
T e e n , m rived in
M.ilhet I v :
U in . Ii
at
Villi- rr . ,
iv; R \ 11 imi m g s ,
P"''.l.
Pet raj",
a h i u- f
t ,\
of
k in .. : ill.
fan f-o .1
a nd :
no I ,
City Commission
Miss McMoNandor An •
'•.•-rmg
d.-n
|p t, f»
Mot‘1
Postponed
Marion
liurtlon
Man
,
,
Sal iin la\ AI'tomoon', u\, 1"' " I I •iM lv. a11d
M l' '
I *1*1
t, g i I . i •,I
t h I o f t | » |I \
I
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r
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tn
- I .III
i-li«
1 ll, I
t I J Il iH t T l
S p e i e . : , .1 r , l e f ' S u n d a y
points
in
Nmth
Carolina
where lie vvI
l„ m l e v e i al vve,-l,
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lh '
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il'ii'i v f hr
Mr-
I- rii tik
t In
, ,-i
enion y
I Im
i ouple h i t I, - tlioluI l or
l In- K.i- I I
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v - n in e
i t oui
Tin- til i,|,- i
11
\ -1 on ."i d i In till ell
i i i l i ’ i ft crii ooi i
llu-y
"ill
spend
Mr
tie
• hdni
Mr and Mr
K>,hc|l Iv Herndon
and two -.mull on- pent Sunilav
I i-rv plea.iiint Iv al Pavl. ma Rea. I,
n,
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Ituce, Charles A. Sloan, Orlando; Mr. and
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- K b r i gAht
Myers; Ralph Wardlaw, Coral Oa“f'Kbam, W i ^ blw.
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Teachers’ Examination
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YOUTH"
—( otnrdy—
"lloni'Ht
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....................... .. ............................... Iti'gmntng Aug. l!Uh.<
sv;<Mscl m i l e s Mini m t 11 ; to Ml«‘
I!l2d.
Any I f a c h f r dcNirutK
luM t ft ; i m 1 • ' t il It. «m« i fi.tiMM*! i i m i M
hi- I iiM i n i
( i p ii|| M i l l ' s n M i h i I h * to I tike i*x n m in ut ion mind t*n•■i t n ‘- n i i i k u s p H u i n a l i l s l i t I »\* I n
roll with Ihy county s u p e rin -:
f(tn ns^ l m ( t i n v m v m t n n m n r n r
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•‘BlIOES**
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'I*. W. I.iiwlun. Supt.
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Luggage for All Trips
. t<
You may Le planning your /
vacafion trip or a Kuropean
tuin* or a week end visit.
vvj RM
Kor any trip any where. We
can furnish the luggage. You
do not huy leather goods of
ten. So select good quality. (
It pays. We handle only high ,
quality
higgage.
-Yet
4 %f
the/ ; /
prices are moderate.
HARTMAN WAKDROBK
TRUNKS.
A t
of the summer the nation’s execu
l i ve headquarters will remain at
Paul S m i t h ’s, N. Y.
Villagers on
Saturday
night
jtlcorge A. Speer.
held n dunce in the hull over the
Miss Dorothy Smith has re j
turned
homo
from
BnuK’iiloii
Mr. and Mrs. H It. Hyor of rumor store and poitofflce, the
where the spent the past two Palatka were aiming the visitors old ti me square nnd straight,
duncos being thu favorites.
The
months visiting her sister, Mrs. O. 1arriving in Sanf ord Sunday.
music of the native talent orches
C. Hill.
She was accompanied ]
---------home by Mrs.
Hill, who leaves'
Dr. nnd Mrs. K. E. Humes ami tra could be hi.tr 1 a t the Coolidge
Wednesday for Hagerstown, Md, daughter of Jacksonville arrived homestead.
Returning to the Adirondack*,
in the c i ty Sunday evonig f«i* n
und points in Pennsylvania.
Prcsidont and JiJis. Coolidge ate
brief stay.
to continue their vacation there.
TO ABANDON P A R T OF HOAD
Mrs. J . D, McCalla and Mrs. E
W A S H lNOTON, Aug.
(/Bi
conditional authority to abundon H. Schellenberg of Winter Haven 24 PLANES READY FOR RACK
that pari of its lino In Escambiu spent the week-end hero ut the » MILWAUKEE, Wla., Aug. « (A5)—Twenty-four planes in the an
county, Florida, and Baldwin coun Montezuma,
nual efimmereta] reliability tour
ty, Alabama, was given the Gulf
Mr. and Mr*. G- U. Duncan of wore ready today to take tfff on
Ports Terminal Railway today by
amoflg
spending the fourth lgp of the 13-day flight
the interstate Commerce Commis Miami
were
ilin rt m u
pi o l i i h i t i o n , w i t h M i s
A lle n
re
d - e i v i n g endorsement, o f H i e A r . t i
spending tins week ut (iaiiiesville .New York where he will hay fall
attending
the Farm
anil Fruit stock.
l i e will
tie joined at
Conference.
1Charleston, S. C. by his father,
the wcett end h er*
tlit*
r"HM a mi “ u r j u ,j|| s j r i n tin* supf dv nml ilpiimriil
» x* M|hioH
" l ' P 1*1' I/** Ui r t' i r a t *ti d n l n i h t p r tdi u I. o I
o l’
Saloon League.
S u m la v
u rw lri
win
. I ' nit i d SI at i - , oat or. I,- t w. , ,
UI s Florence I
Allen, (udue .1 ,
Pie .-late supreme ...... it, and form [
ii
senat or Atlee I'omciene, ole
,.f I lie government pi'o'-et-iitm ;■ m j
llio oil le; se cases
I lie Repnldi
-an gubernatorial nmn it ion with
i ’ candidates is a * I" e com pd tl "i
tor Votel s' mt , re- 1
The dominant is-ne, lli.aigti not
i " ssed, in this fight lias been
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D u liiv
Kace Hi'twounWoman,
And CornuT Somitor
Ohio I'ritnary I'Yaluro
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Mr
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I - M i lh i
l e f t S n l i n i l a y f o r N e w Y o r l . w h, i t h e y vv 111 . p e n d s e v e r a l w e e k .
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Mr. and Mrs. I1'rank J Pmizalez
S a n f o r d a . t i n - g u e s t s o f I n 11 p a r i
c u t s ' m' i . 1and M r s . W . M
M. K m i . hd I T h u r s d a y f o r C n - c n v i l t e . S . < [ , | | > r C k8 i d C l l t
|w h e r e they w i l l v i s i t ( l i e f o r m e r r,
•
a nd
=
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th e
11 il-la and I aura II.it |, , at
home on l Pah A venue.
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FLORIDA S TA TE LEAGUE
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SANFORD
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lUUey, 11.
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itiiiings:
nun mm uu 3
2<)u mu mix
S i inu na i v ; I wo hnse hits, Monza,
I ' h a r n e y , I'etri,
Tliri'e-hase Ini,
I lol'lilt. Sill I'll li e t'hniieey. Douhle
play.i. W i l l s I., Ahrams; I'haneev
In Muu/.a l i lt on laise, l'’ort ,My
ers, N; Mas,- on halls off T r c n r hanl. o; H a v e n p o rl, 2; T r v i n hlm d
I I ’assi'd hit,
W ills .
1Implies,
Miel.l,. and Kaiie, T i m e 1:17.
211 7 11 27 'J
S t or e b> iiiiaga
u
Poor Forestry Work
1h Blamed For Fires
M \ D I S O N , W'is.. \ ug !i t/|*i
I
f or est r y an t l m d . we l l ' p a r t l v
mi:t ti2l til x 7
I ’ll! mi d Ini llio we t r i n forest files
iff'. 'Slim m aiv
I w* i hasp hits, Myers,
dm r.g Di r ini' l ........ |,v A Ido Leo
/.••Tgntwr, I tell ie ke 121. Stanton. Siu|mld, associate
lillis lor
of
l li r
W ilsmi,
Rican, I him , ( T o w n ,
U n i t e d Stall' s Fot'est I' roduets l.ah
Igaloy, 'I'll n;,1r
Stolen liases,
o i a t o r v lieie, a f l e r r e t u r n i n g from
Iley, (21, ( i owe. I inutile plays,
a suiwey nt l i m h i i wastes in the
ynt* to J,u|ie/. to Wit man. Left west.
fyT^rnpn
mu mm 020 :i
bane, Sanford, il;
Tampa,
I.
I t on balin', off Hutler, ti. Struck
by WII hoii , H; Hutler, 7. Hit
Ipllcber, by Hutler (Allen), d m
F r ed er ick s Mid Moyre. Ti me
SLLON (Jll IT S
IK I M F S O O N
lOME, Aug.
M i. I •copol'l spent a n u m h e r if
y e a r s in the w e s t r i u service pri or
to ( l i mi n g here t wo year s ; go.
“The
pl ague of
forest
fires
| whi ch has afflicted llie i nl a nd cm
l i r e for I lie pm-t m o n t h , " h r said,
" i s eallsed, at hast in p a i l , hy poor
ill ill/,til ion nl the forests.
Diicut
\ irgir. f oi r st .i Ilium huriis..
li.-, l/Fi Andrew
tif llie United
I'ensactdii
<‘o' . tract
let,
fur
|te> Treasury, will lehve here t«inw evening or Wednesday f**r construction of Louisville & Ni sh
lion, ncerelury
Evai n Inn UainoH, French re,/vy)
i r ■%*
v » •
villa itallroad hriilge over Mobile
Ulvvr, nt cost of |t,ontl,:W2 .
tnivwsity OFFlocida Grid Stars To
■Uj.'. Turn Out For Practice September 6
b
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Wilson And Bottoniley
Fight For Bat Honors
Joe Hums, Clean lip Man For
Indians, Leading Slugger
In Majors, Records Reveal
LEAGUE
( l i l t a m i , Aug., 7 - (/[') l-ong
\\ on 1,0*1 F i t
Hotel a . a speedy lm*e [ miner,
r.!i
1 1 r.7:i Ha/.en t'ln lc i of t h e 1‘i r a l e s took
r.'.i
IH
>52 the lei.d lu-t week in r un* M'ored
r,«
t:t .512 ill tile National League this seasiai
tl Meyers, who works at *ec
1 bapo for l x ’t1 Crowe, paired off ( ' hnago
1irday afternoon with Johnnv N'e« York
|on and toget her they chplurcil Brooklyn
final game of
the
Smoker Most on
:sn tii!
a series that went to the Fhilndclphin
club a f t e r three of I lie
AMK Hit'AN I F AGUI'I
l « t teamen tilnyeil lien tlon
Won I.imt
ft
N ew York
I t w m WiSron's thirteenth \n
t levelntid
of the sen so 11 ami hi* loin t h
1 I 'hi hn lei ph in
41 Tow. Hu ir ve i|> ■ eht - J I <'hirngn
bl agios, t wo of t hem of : he I Detroit
(tch vari ety. Mill Mover* h I
Washington
d three wife blow* ui four
hi!
1St 1,0111 .
to the plat, to limuv ui f " ii
I lout on
the nec o**ary mat her-,
6 cleared the sack* in 11n■ thin!
• nharp two base Hoot 1 ,ml
tho f i f th.
with
Fri*lne i.mi
na on the pat hs, he sem i d
with li t{iligii that went si//
out into right field
Again
,0 neven- h Mill l’ot n hit lull it
Wasted
liohodv e ond hove
’on aroitnl.
HIT M Y F K S , Aug. H. 1/1*)
xynlk to Allen, a
s m n f i e e The I’lilnu, made It three In a row
A single hy Measlev brought over Orlando hy winning Satin
e another in the sixth arnl m day a to .'t.
eighth Wilson scored a f t e r he
Davenport held the Full • enreon through a hit when lie
aacri fired to second and Olio less uni il t lie : event h.
Seore:
I poked one into renter.
AM It II
10 F o r t Alyein Palm* showed OKI.A M i l l
la morning in fighting mood, Foss, nil
are op top hy a verv iier- Ti nk er , "h
• r g in ’mid the aeries here is Ha r dy , if
rml * iftm. T h o f’elerymen A h r a m s , lh
f t ail opportunity to ellmh in \ 11111 . I
; f j r s t place during
th<
IK it | Wells, c
ddyn and it nt hoped Ihii1 S. .11ihn a ill, 1
en
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flMPA
ifeko,
iner,
inton,
U.J.,
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and did it with his hat instead of
his spiked sinus.
Climhir.g hark into the leading
It) hitters <>f the National Leagu”,
F uy l e r stored eight runs on II hits
in the last six games and his blows
i nr laded a homer, a double ami a
triple. His total of 22 stolen liases
is still high mark.
Cuylcr has
scored 77 times,
11tie k Wilson of the ( 'hieago
Cilhs, and .Inn Mottomley of the St.
Linns ( animal i eontmiied 1heir
neek and '.eek i .ii 'c for home run
one
add
lionoi nt III! InliiTUt* , adding^
each. t<11 rf'liill l»r).
Lee MiilfliiW'i of the I'irates
moved mtn sitihmI |
place among
p i t c he r s in glinies won, with
Id
victories, one less t h a n I ’el.o Doan
hue nl! ( 'inriiiT.stti.
Donohue was
i r e d i t e d with one d e f ea t this week,
m i. ki ng Jii" reeord lh won and ten
lost. lie is far in the lead ill tile
l e a g u e in inni ngs pitched, wi t h the
e<|uivalenl of 22 g am e s .
( B y Aasocitited Freaa)
National League
clubs
were
hunched closely a t the top today,
with five and tmo-half
gnmea
separating the Firat es f rom tho
fifth-place (limits.
Sailing in the Iicbom o f it sixgame winning streak nt the e x
pense of the Brooklyn RoMpa, S t
Louis' Cardinals were able
to
creep
up into the
runner-up
stronghold, forcing tha Reda Into
third place. Pilot Rogers Horns
by’a crew is now ^jvo games frbrn
the irest, while Cincinnati in half
a g a m e lieliitul St.
I/ouia. Bill
Shertlei. mminrlsman,
had
any
thing but a “trade-Wind’* for the
derleet Hobin* and the Hards
triiimped. ■'! K-'J, in 10 innings. It
was the fifth st raight victory for
Kilo!del over Brooklyn.
M' (JuUlan performed while New
York
handed Cincinnati a *i to (I
iduitniit. Mi Quillim yielded eight
hits hut kept them well sentiered.
Tyaon'rf home run with one nn base
figured on a five-run rally in the
third inning. Thu Giants took, the
series by four out of five.
Detroit celebrated Hellmnnn Day
hy sulsiuing he Yankee* again
he K to It before 'Itl.OOt) farm, the
season’s biggest crowd ill that
t i ly
Whitebi.u held the Ihigmcn
to seven hit.* and fnnnod 12 lintsmen while hla mates rapped three
opposing pifcheYw f or 14 safeties.
As Speaker’s Indlnns defeated
the Senators. 7 t e l , tho Yankees'
grip "ii f irst place was shoi tened
to pine and one-half game*. Simaker ’n tuple with the bases full in
the -ivth decided the issue.
in
Mm k's Athletics won. II it
;t in inning go from the White
So X
Wilts,.
r,v i r!
the
<i»ii
down with three
ingles
Mi O A ’
in |H •* lung the Bed Sox l<> a I t ”
*» AD ’ ,,i y . Ill the li.. i seven inr«n ur ■ oiilv three men faced him
in 4*il*l li inning.
Gulls Slug Form er Bradenton Hurler
Mate From Box To Wins Own Game By
Beat St. Petersburg HiUing Home Run
:Jo e William*,
Important queatlon before twofamily house is whether Dempaey
shall stage hi* comeback at. the ex
pense of Gene Tunney, Harry
Wills, do d". (be yodeling i.pc, or
Mr. Hook's four Hawaiian*.
Large - Stomached
individual*,
who constitute ucrambtod evil* of
New York boxing eo minium on.
spent three years coaxing Demp
sey to sign on j agged line.
Now they are all worn out like
community toothbrush in family of
18 to learn that what Dempsey
s i g n r i was not a freckled line b u t
u color line.
\\ ills has h e n fluttering : round
championship candle like legalized
hooch nifl'cr around moiir.iauo'er r
still i a r siiu c Willie Hoppe was
hoy wonder.
CARDINALS MAKE YANKS Rill
CLEAN SWEEP OF i ™ ,"UI
DODGER SERIES
Manager Hornsby Doubles In
Tenth To Bring In Winning
Tally: (Hants Defeat Reds,
MrQtiillnn HurlingFineRall
Detroit
BKOOKLYN, Aug. i*. l/I’) - The
winning streak of the Hard inala
was extended to six and the losing
streak of Brooklyn advanced to
six games when St. Louis defeated
the Robins Sunday,
to 2 in a 10irming game.'
(( Sunday, * to ::
paw|1
1 run behind h’utliN
New York two runs in
■II;
and O'ltnurke's wild thrij
seventh accuunteil f(,r
run.
Detroit made fmj
M r()aiM nn Bialiks Beds
the
first
tor ti.n run*
NKW yo B K .
Aug.
U. (A'l
Mctjuilla b blanked
C in e iun a li, ti more in the fourth fig fj
to tl. Sunday and the Giants lank rors hy Paschal. Dugan]
the series hy four games out of nig with I Inn- inglns (
five.
T o d a y ’s triu m ph gave the to the Tigers' two hum j
t iehi Digcr mu
New Yorkers 12 victories and four m l h .
the tinscs m this mnin
defeat* against the Beds for the
season thus tar. T v mi's home run I single to right when [',
with one on base in the third fea | I ingan m.idi a iId ihrui
I I'orl to stop him.
tured a five l ll,i i ally m I lull in
Blinker H ill, hulls were running
wild at Hull Bun and flat irons
were being sold at Flatiron build
ing.
(James Today
FIGHT RESULTS
Rians Are Made Lor
W o r l d Fishermen’s
Contest In New York
ond
u tes
ded
T h e early date was proposed hy
the committee because the schoon
er Columbia, the only American
S A L E M , Kj\, Aug. 11— (A1)— R"i»- possibility for the race must leave
cue worker*, seeking to free five lint later t h i n Oct. 21), for her
men trapped since Thursday in the fall trip to the Newfoundland
Hudson mine of the Zinc and Spa r m u s t for lierrir-g.
Company, near here, today redoub
led their efforts with the hope of
reaching the imjtritioiied men be
fore nightfall.
Three days oral nights of f ever
ish working today brought the
night squad near the imprisoned
miners.
During the past three dt.ys, two
drills were used iti an att empt to
opeu a way of comiimuicution In
the five men so thnt food might
lie passed to them. A flint lime
stone ruck forpiatiun, however,
proved adamant nnd It wan neces
sary to stop work a t i; depth of
00 feet, nearly half the est imat ed
(Balance to the ■entombed men.
Several crews have been work
ing with pick nnd shovel to
a six-foot square shuft to the drift.
A depth gr eat er than 41) feet had
been rcuehed early today.
J A I N E S V I L L K Fla., Alig. 7 ■1 The ‘(jitters have suffered the
-Tho University of Florid i |loss of many of their strongest
rani tuptkd wilt (urn out for men hut will lie aided hy recruits
icedn Mtmduy, Snptcmhur ti, from last year's eermk freshman
th lb tho earli est date permil- team.
L as t season the vi r*iiy
iUndcr the regulations of the laced no iuter-si ctiimal foe hut
Item conference, that body r e - this yeur the youthful mentor will
Itig practice until (be find take his men into llie Midwest for
tlie seeondd game of the season
i y ill September.
and
what they believe to lie their
ch To m Sebrlng, will have
r,weeks of drill in which to first real struggle as tiny miv
f o r the opening game with S ou t he it, (loilege will offer about
as much opposition to Florida ns
t t t l t r o College, which heads the
the '(ii.tor* will place against Chi
cago. . y
i
In addition to the Inter-scctiminon da— three' nt (isinesvllle,
g t Jacksonville, and one ut al game, Florida wtlf face six renfervnee opponents. Among these
are Georgia, Washington and Lee,
Georgia and
r,call t» members of tin* si|im>l HT.d Mississippi,
V ) i ont out within a few days Mississippi ure newcomers to the
i m « ( R. Doyd, gnidui.tr imui- ‘G a t o r schedule, A clash with the
L-bUTC* number of man arc dikmpjoDNhlp Al abama team is
Vero B ea c h — Growers of t o nu u
[ ‘ to report f o r the first carded' f o r November 111 nt Mont- toe* in Indian River county receive
g o me ry , .
.
.
$ l 2 r.,(KH) t o t crop, this sen atm.
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Sales of 0£rr'eultt:t > equipment
for domeatlo uoo inHiJonggrcgoted
1332(845.204, as against $227,924,547, Whtlo sales for export rose
frtnn 151,888^372 in. 1924 t„ $04,234,812 in 1885.
'
tgtal <>t
f arm
equipinent
f l u t e d In 1025 wu* placed
,736,738, an increase ,,f ]g 7
as compared with $;(2;t,.
<n 1884, an increase of r, 2
per eont over |364,861,toil in m*;’.
bloke who takes the I uwest flip...
| Score hy innings
| N ew York
mill ’On |i«J
I let rod
.... inn si»J
| Bat lei itM■ . t . Il,,,
ami Severol; tVlutrliilUJ
Marks Ni’-e Lot Uhij
(di lHAGU.
Aug. ti.
Barrel l 's unit f of Hnlr’x
tenth inni mi' I nalilcd
score from I n 1 l.aw v»i(
wliieh gave F)iike|('||)hii|
victory
over t Inrago.
jumped ini 1 tin' Icarl
tjuinn off thr mourn! id
ond inning.
The visit!
Th urn ton’.* ret uemctit inI
inning and t lie giync tM
into a pitching duel t*ti(
Thomas and t'nmmlly,
llie While Sox dr tense 1
Score hv iumai's;
Fhiladelplila
•
on.! till iqfl
( ‘hieago
2 1 D im.1Ddf)
BaHcrics:
ijiann,
( 'oebraiie; <'•<11 nully,
Schalk, Crouse.
Speaker Triples *ilh
( ' L E V E L NND. <).. \J
Manager 1 ••akcr's (
the bases full 111 the
( ’loveiund a , tn i v
\Va*hingt” ii Suiiiluy.
hy Spurgeon and Lhlf
I in's hojnc run gave
a lead, but Murray's wiU
a few hits allowed ( Teve|
the score in the - ixth.
the base* filled, Mat
called to the imrue ib
hit the si'coml hall lit
three base*.
Khorlstop Sewell, nf
retired af ter (he tirxt
cause of illni"-*. K heirj
titne since lie I'dricd 'I’M
ellih in IP2U (lull he tW I
o i i ( of the game hi’t'iiu*
unable to play,
Score by 1linings:•
Waslnngtoii (HI k"2 (W
Cleveland
en_- DUf* '
Butteries: Murray,.
T a t e ; Uhle and SewrlL)
Red Sox Min I'roia I
S T . LOUIS. Aug 'JH
Red Sox Snnduv won
game ol the 1 lie* IH
|,ni||* A mel'rcali . I
lest featured by 'tin'
W ill si'. Bed Sox solid’ll
allowed oiih' three hit.'
last seven inning* "”0
faced him eai li umiug.
Sox two-run rally »n tne|
lowed an error hy M»i’*i
ol' the Brown*.
Score hy 'lining*:
Boston
"I I (MW* d
'7 1FI A, Bulgarhi, Aug. 9 -(/Ft
: St. Louis
i!(H) (HM) IH’O
I J" iioic o( Scriiin on Hie subject | M u lle r "'' Wilt re !
A L L the st ar aviators are b av
1 u*l bj Biilgai tan Irregul ar* Never* and Hargrave.
ing the government flying service, on the border etxpceled to arrive
l’erhnp.s they want to lake up avi a Miurih, pixsihly will U- supported
1*01,0 TEAM WIT'')
tion.
ALHAMBRA. Hid',*]
b.' other powers 111 tho little Kn*•'11'•‘- However, the Bul ger- Set h
^Vit hdrawi I »»'
hy interference on Die part ,,f
WAY' down yonder in the n i q i 1 nulliiversy is coosirlergd- past the , Country (Tub's
cat cher with' the batsman m ,m field you call hear
Harry Wills il:
r point.
nationfil
cliarn|>ion* P
attempt to strike at a ml. hid hall. singing to Mr. Dempsey, “ How
tiled for Mt*adowhrrtoJr,
The rule wKB h governs t h i s very come you do me like vim do, do,
Lake W orth C m itra ct awarded, this year, was arr-ouWH
unusue 1 piny, giving llie hutsiu.in d o ? ”
for t'reclion of Imtirdwtilk i.t ocean Hu riel on F. U«r«l7 ‘I
f irst base on a foul fh hall , imt
hearli.
back.
i* caught, say*:
TALKING
movies have been
“Tho batamnn becomes
perfected.
Goodie: This at least
. r u n ne r if the iattcher mi..if
provides serious opposition for llie
pest
who yodels the sub-titles
aloud.
In the rase cited, the ralcher
interferqd with the hatsmun as he
swung a t the hall. The result was
ft foul fly that is 1 might
How
ever. no consideration is g u m
what happens after the eat in i ha*
created tho interference.
NA-7JL j L X 1
W AS H I NG TON, Aug. 9. _(>Fi T h a t a ct suspend* plnv ami en
B V S P E Q A l AURAMaEMEHT WITH
- 4 week’s 1 (invention without a
title* the batsman to first resingle oral address was the magnet
There is «rt°thcr **71
gardlcss o f what happens
i here are two wnytt of slicing.
widen drew approximately
I
he
intentioniit
i*
made
by
taking
for Ha* <’f * 1!f in5 j S n delegates today «t U ashingtnuij '
the open Htnnce, with the left foot gruvating [int* / >nn(
The cun ven ti on, wh eti opojM-HK- well hack. The two “V V * formed gprrect, a* it-I" done
night, is the tifteenth trlaArtiel by the thuaili ami f ore-fi nger of tb/t body. .......... lna {n(i
gathering of the N a t i o n t i ^ t i i d , each hand should he so much on
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Ad ^n bS K
ATLANTA, Aug 9.— t/Pi— Gov will be given in t)„. sign language top in sueli a position t h a t one too f]tulckly P“*b** m
cannut m e (lie knueklcH o f oithat' ahead
e r n o r W a l k e r has aunt to the gov
the inaug ij ,| - 1 -.sum. by Lr.
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I’lic shot in made hy cut in advance of the
ernor of Florida, papers request Percivul Hall, president of Gal- hniut.
ing the extraditior. of w . J,. Henry, laudet ci.llcge, and Harry Hull, ting tlie eluh-head q, toward the lmll ia hit before t*.th. . J
left iir in the direction that tho a chance to wtdp_
convicted” In the Houston county commissioner of immigration.
bull should not take. Flayers who ball i* half
court
charges of driving am
•i^fl
nutomobtla While drunk i.nd public . F o r t Lauderdale— Shod- Baking 11HO theif left hand a g r e a t deal to the right with * ihM
more
tha
lnd«he#jMgT|.it wn» said at tlte exin the right will bo Inilht- ries it further ta
l tl> sip
bakery 'hen'" ni1,15,1ruct ? ■
100,000 •. M
No good
ccutive office*- •
..,
• »* f Hin hand hits
to Imitate thi»
tendency 1 .. pu|) t he club In.
Equipment Valued A t'w*^ him 1,1 <,r i,r,,vent inmr
$55,000,000 Is Bought “r‘k""' **" ....... ..
By Farmers Last Year
W a s h i n g t o n ] Aug t>.— ,,p(_
T h * f ar me r * of America may he in
tho thrbeh of a depression, hut
iaat year tr ey bought i<ni.patent
worth $i6fi,t)flt),0i)'J more than the
value o f their machinery pari Imse*
o f lt)24, tha departmeni of nun*
merge re porai t today.
Mack men Nose]
Sox In Ten Iij
I St. I ,11is (HID 201) DUO I
I Brooklyn
I HI ODD 000 o
Ho was "logical contender" hack
i Batteries: Sherdcl .irnl t) 'F
in days when they were hunkering Barnes and tl'Neil.
Vesterday’s Results
Rescue WorkersSpeed
Up Work In Kffort To
Reach 5 MenByNight
Whiff*
R a t t e r s Ant) Allot,
7
S c a t t e r e d IHtJ
l l i s M a t e s Are Gel)
T h e v i c lo i y gave H o r n s b y ’s o u t
fit a clean sweep of a six -g a m e
series and advanced the C ardinals C l e v e l a n d Defents
to second place as the Beds were
W i t h Ai d O f Speak
The ret uhdurd by tin* Giants,
W i l t z o ( Ji ves Sox
Sh e r d el ’s
cult also
marked Mill
liftn straight triumph »v "i* BrookD ETR OIT.
\ug ;t
I lyn.
<Inc iif H o r n s b y '; two dou
I Ides i l r o v e I l i a d ’ S h o m e with the \\ hiti'lnll striu 1. nn, |-i
pill'll the Tig. i
. w lulling i on.
[ straight vic,.n, over
Score by innings:
Tilings have cracked so badly lor
Wills (hiring Ids exile oil tile isle
of Ini ted hecks that he ha n t
more t I ni ii $:tPII,(MII) to Ins name
r ig h t now , not r.i'liiding his town
S T . F F T K B S It H U G . A u g . N. (/p)
II \ D K N T O N , A u g . H. i /I'i
house and t he new ga ; eater I nun
Fanning, former Sarasota h u r l S idwcll hit a home run and uilchc
in', wa- pounded from the box hy , the Glowers to M it o r v over Lake ] Fiance.
|,|s erstwhile leammutes S a tu rd a y land lieie Saturday afternoon, .*
mug.
I f - in. I i asy to pump up roaring
afli'inoou and the Gulls took the to '•
.'(■ore l>\ iiilim g -:
deriding game ■>f the series from
It was tile 11 i t game taken by I gusher i .i - y m p a t l i y lor tlo> p o o r i ( nn loiial i
(Kill null f1(111
t i c N e w Y ork 1lifi 111)1) ll()\
liar,■(■■•I'd heroine wlm lake
llie Saints, * t" 2III adcI’t "II III the
.iMiig
diunmeriiig
:
tin*
land vv
Ft) \
Ballerte
May, Lucas ,
Catcher McDonald, of Sarasota, L A M L A N D
and glltt, cl ing pm k.s.
and D'rtieles, St. F ete rsh u rg
in
grave; Metjuillaii and McMullen.
Bin kIcy, ss
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fodder, were ordered front
the K Ow :d ■k i, 2 h
1 O 1 *4. n
M - e t " f the unemployed citizen
0 1 1 ■1 n
field following a fi."L fig h t in the I leek, lh
41
ll
1 n 0 ry who s'lbscnhc to fights in grave
1 a
sixth inning.
Hi n/ii r. cf
It t) ■»
1 " liidicial manner, don't care who or
Alt It II FO A E Fiaro i . c
S A ItA SI IT A
0
,
•
1
0 (1 u I) what Dempsey fights ax long a 1
3 it l 1 1 F u t \ ’•. If
Hornlike, ss
National Fragile
n It in- fights.
1 II
3 1 1 II (l 0 I'! 1him. D.
Th orn e , cf
New Y o r k , li; ( 'im iimati. U.
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It
Dodgcii.
rf
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M an ush, cf
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As we intei'pri't addled brain of St. Louis, d; B rooklyn, 2 ( D) iri.1 1 3 I h (1 Side-, p
Hogan. If
0 I II 3 u great figh t-lo vin g public, chief in - rungs.)
1 (1 n 1 . 1 1 Hu .nl,, p
Denton, rf
(Only two .scheduled)
whet her
I crest lies in lcnriiiT.g
Arm stcoiul, lh 7 1 1 H 1 (1
‘i
j
knocked
n
ti
7
12
Dempsey's block can he
Total*
3 (1 1 3 •I I
T u r n e r , 2h
Anteriraii League
loose ui whether lie can knock
3 (1 1 0 0 1) MB \ D E N T O N
McDonald, c
AM It II I T ) A
Detroil, M; New York,
•
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spinning.
1
sionelhirig
else’*
block
()
II
3
t
1
B row n, p
3
3 1 I
Elin.tl. 2h
Fhiladi'lphia, ti; Hbicago, U. ( I t )
I (1 0 1 0 (1 Wh.cler. .Ill
Miller, c
1 I! «$ 0 •>
nr.'.gs.)
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lempsey
ult
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l
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3 1 3 13 D
Farkcr. lh
Even
if
I'levela ml, 7; W.i-d iinglon,
il H 11 27 II 3 Ice, rf
To ta l
3 D >> 1 II
throws all aiitioii to winds and Boston, I; S|. Louis, t.
1 (1 1) 1 n
steps into mg with "T.e of S i n g Alt It 11 FO A E B 11 I 1.1t d : ui. If
s'!' FI'.TF.
it will he great t r i 1 ll II • » ii
iF n ti el 4 tl II. well. , f
i r's midget
Mila/./.o, .'ll,
Sou th ’ rn \ss'n.
:> 2 | omph for manly art "t jaw -e ru ud i- i
3 tl n
u i >» 0 ll Mimerlin, <■
Doyle,
Birmingham,
2; Mi in ph i>, i>.
*
)
*
1
3 ) 11 1 5 u | ling.
n t) Johnson, ■*
Brown, rf
.3 1
N e w Orleans, K, <' hat turning a,
•)
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II
Sidwcll,
p
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1
0
1
ll
1
11
1
.lotinston. rf
Nashville M obile. t am.
1 n 0 U 0 0
Orneles. 2h
T h is will lie ; iithciilie indication
( O n l y three scheduled)
0
311 7 9 27 17
Totals
(i
1 1 1 1
Hryan, If p
he has substituted the kid glove
Score hv inning
3 n n 1 3 it
Austin, c
for the boxing glove and there is
Soul beast era League
0 2 1 till uni
Shores, I h
l 0 II 13 it u Lakeland
i \isiin g Mi pii ioii c ham p has been M n t ......... iy , f>; SI Augustine
im2 tint) 20x 1 I kliftin g the customer* loo
1 11 n n 11 11 Bradenton
Fanning, p
long
tt i-.lv one scheduled)
A Iverson, If
:i u ll 1 u 1
Sum mm v I Innii run, Nidw 11. j anyway.
Florida
Stale League
Block, 2h
1 11 tl 11 1 (1 Sacrif ices, Knw-al ki, Lee. Binkuinlay games.
! Nl
ley. Stolen h;i *(*.
Lee,
Buckley.
...........ie ever suspected Charlie I
To ln li
3 1 .> fi 27 II 0 Double p|n> . Wliceler to Elliott to ffoff was a g r e a t fictionial until [
Barker. Struck out. hy Sides, 2; the am ateur authorities began)
Score hy inning
Sa manta
101) T2II 01)2 H Sidewall, l. Base on La'll*, o f f Sid- studying his expense account.
lltlt) t)l)2 nun. 2 well, (I; Side '. It. L e f t nil base.
St. Fetershurg
|:m
National League
T O lie a leader in any line you i
Su m m a ry Two-hase hit, Doyle, Lakeland. •!; Bradenton, |.
Th re e base hit.
Hogan.
Stolen jiires, Winner and Bradley. Inn inusi have a remarkable imagina
base. Brown. Sacrifice,
Thorne, ings pitched I'V Sides I 171, with lnm, especially in com piling an a t St. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh it Brookly n.
tractive expense account.
Denton, T u r n e r , Muflush. Double four hits. Km runs. Time 1 :fi:Y.
f 'litcaU'o at N e w York.
play, ftnniick to T u r n e r In A r m
T U R N about is fair larceny in I ’meinnal i* a( Flitladt li’hia,
strong. Left on base, Sarasota 7;
anybody'* league. Mussolini shoot
St. Fetershurg ll. Base on halls off
off his mouth one day and a pen
\mcrican League
B rown, 2; [.m in ing, II. B ryan, I.
.ant shoots off his hcczcr the next. Fhiladi'lphia at t 'liiciigo. '
Struck •mu, hy B ro w n , U; Landing,
i
Bosli .. at St. Louis.
!"> in K I •'! im m ig s ; B ryan, »i in
Hill! AMI
\rchic
Mi'll,
New
T i l IS convince us I hat t lie right New ^ oi k at I Ii t roll.
■I 221 inning. H i t by pitcher, hy
York, del' a’. I lliihhy lliighe*, New girl in the right place would have W ashing)on at ( li veland.
B row n
1A u s t i n ) .
Wild
pitch’.
Orleans i M’ i
E v e r H am m er, Chi- s a v e d the Flore dora
sextet
for
B row n ( 2 ) . Lo'i'n g pitcher L im
cago, knn< ki i out Ton\ Sjunnler . posterity.
ning. Hmpircs, Hollins and ’I u n
Soul hern Association
( Ihlcago ( : i
Little ll'ii
at Atlanta,
ity. Tim e 2: It).
A I l KHENT soccer game in New
D E S M n l Y E S : Joe Mark*. Phi!
nipht at Birmingliain,
than the • b. Dai.....ga at New ( Irleans
mlelphin, U m
Frankie M urp h y. \drk drew more faita
Denver OD.
Giant*, proving again the Ame ri
i G n ly three gam es)
S A N I /\ lit IS A ,
t al
Johnny can public wants something with
a kirk in it.
Lawson. San Franci . ,,
li^ta
Son)heaslern League
' S I . \ : u I inc at Montgomery,
weight, won a decision \ ■■r . 11.11xI Ii in I, grand j Sav an iuli at Albany,
M B . O ’G O O I ' T Y
(MrWnnn of t'lcvcland i l ui .
opera |iuts too much ri'spniisihilil v 1'Lg k ■u' die at I ‘i’Iii iiiiuis.
G L O U C E S T E R , N. Y „ A u g ;i
on the eunduHoi
lie ) , r t n w
it
t/F) Fhr.-.s I'm competition f,,, it,,,
would help a l"t if I hey 71 use a
I loridn S t at e League
international fisherm an’s cup oile r
imitorman, Inn,
! ' L My’" ' at Sanford
a three ye r interval went forward
St. F i L'rshiirg at Lakelar.d.
today in Gloucester.
Hopes were
W E haven't learned yet whether Bradi (.ton at Tampa,
high that the Canadian trustees of
the lively ball was legislated or Orhiinlo at S;.rasota.
the trophy would act favori Id\ hn
hatted out of the game.
n proposal telegraphed to Halifax
last night for an International ser
AS a rule any .soil uf nip and
ies of races out of tins port ht>O T H E R S MAY B A C K S E R B IA
tuek competition
will go tn the
twci v, Del. <) and 12.
I.la d in g National
League hit
tern: Margrave, Fineinmiti, 2t7H;
Stephenson, Chicago, ..'(71); (li'anllinni, 1‘itl.shurg,
.dfifi;
Hressler,
Cinciiimiti, Jlf’2; L. Midi, SI. Lmii*,
.•’till;
Traynor,
I’ ittslm ig,
2M!t;
W illiam s, i ’liiladelphia, M M ; Her
mi.n, Mrouklyn, ..'111; t'uyler, I’itls
htirg, 'lif); I'hnsle nsen, < iT.emnati.
.'Ci'.l.
The leading hitter of the major
leagues u* .loe Mums, Dll' clean up
iii :<ii .if I lie Cleveland team H um s
lias Hindi Fri2 liils to date, thirteen
in the past seven games of this
week, aeeorditig to the official a v
erages,
including
Wednesday's
games.
Ih ir .* passed Itutli thin
week I"! second ph.ee in the lead
m g ten hitlers hi (lie A meric: V.
League, not far hchlinl Fotlleigill
ot Detroit, who is still hailing,
though slowly losing points from
tils average nT over .4(1)1.
Due more week should see Itulh
past the 1110-mark in runs scored,
for he made five this w ie k to reach
‘.ih . T w o of the five were on his
linm t'-rir, clouts, of which lie him
.'id. Simmons of the Athletics also
got two home runs this vypek, Hu:
same as La/.'/.eri of the Yanks,
While Ken Williams got three.
I [minefield, of the Chicago White
Sox, and Fd Itiee of Washington,
ci.eh lidded a stolen Imse this week
and are still tied al 17.
Fate, the Athletics' relief pitch
er, who lias laid a mark >>f eight
victories and no defeats to lap the
leagui', for some time, finished out
another game this week without
affecting liin record.
F rn ie N o
vell', tho I’neifie coast football star
got into the offirial m ajor It ague
averages this week for the first
time when lie won hi* first start
lor the St. Louis 111owns, lie has
done relief hurling in five other
games but none affected Ins own
pitching record,
IVnnock of the
Yankees and Hide of Clevelar.il
are slil tied nil victories, one
more each tins week making 17.
IVnnoek has lost six games an 1
Hide eight.
I .tinting Am e rica n League Hit
I ers:
F o t h r r g ill , Detroit.
-102;
H u m s, Glevelund, 2171; Itulh, New
York, 2tU7; Meuse!,
New
York,
.'Kill; thislin,
Washington,
2lfir>;
Mnv.ush, Detroit. 21(11; Fi.lk, Chi
1* there any situation where the
Th e American
rare (onnmttee
(ago, ,:tfil); Heihunrill. Detroit, 2if>fi; ha* sent a telegram In II. It M|K batsman is entitled to List on a
Mostil, Chicago, 2MH; Hollins, C h i vi r, of Halifax, ecliairmnri of ih,. foul fly that in rn tight
cago, 2117.
On the Htirface that tn.u app-ar
trustees, accepting the challenge
for a race and u rg in g that it be to lie a very foolish ipu-ilici |,(,|
held “ as early ill October ;u o,is- such a thing i* possible
Such a situation can he , n - .1 -d
Hil.le."
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Association For Deaf
Opens Sessions Today
Extradition Papers
Filed For Convict
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o u t s i w w n , jro t»l n i> < oil
Rose
timntea free. Sa tisfe c tio n g m iru n - Tuesd ay m orning Apt
Nash
Seed Onk Ave.A IIrd St. Phono 111.; Court Apartments, Suiilonl Ave.
jwlil in in,.tm car vnlu».
ni MDTtiRS t'O .
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W H E E LE S S & W ELSH
»ml Snitfnrd Ave,
.‘15 A — Ki n pl oy n te n I Ag e n c i t -s
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CO.;
BUREAU
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Cleaning, Re p a irin g a n d 1
2(11 North Park Ave,
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u hnno td<r> f « r prompt
. V'li.il order fo r 1 HiTvice
117— Si I mi (Inn Wanted Male.
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118 Magnolia Avenuct.
Mi huvH the largest fi f i r s t c la ss barbers. Special at" . '"/thwestern Gear-1 tention given ladies anil children.
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Purebred
W h ite
laeghom
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( hirks fH.7!i hundred poatpaii
Anrnnn.H, the heat layer*
I I I hundred.
Results...
Rhode latniid Iteda, heat
meat $ I n.lin hundred.
Pl> mouth Ititcka 811.50 hut
T h e f 'hi'.’iified
ci>lunin,< of
I'he H e r a l d a r e I ni ngi t uc seon-»
of repli es to a dv e r t i si n' . i\ho
are i i^tinjf [ i i op e r t y f or sale or
f or l ent .
bred chicks.
Wx* pay postage rhnrgea
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guarantee live delivery.
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front Vonr Post Master.
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fo r it ^ el 1. 1 t n en« s ^
All
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v o rtise daily on the c la ssifie d page
s ROOM H O U S E
M O D E L T R I M CO.
Oak Avi-one,
I ‘ V7o trim the I'tir, not the owner."
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$ 111.11011 no.
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twin I* ib I it IS Oak Ave
$7,doll.Oil
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1■t ' ii art meed Hi -‘n il p !ii, 11. a r \ 1*
IS— Bu siness Serv iee Offered
71 — Apartments For Rent
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mi ni ■ w ill le iiio v i the cail-ie of
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T H E C L A R K A p artm ents on th,
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or •I .'i M*» h irs t N il i.iiiit l Hank Hhli?
I. A N E Y 'S
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Di
W. E . MacDmigall.
in il m . ,i *i - i
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ninth VI 5
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s rrip lin n * .. D ru g *, Sodu. We arc j 1 st National Bank Ithtg.
lantic A v e , Daytona Beach, Fla .
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,i* near you as vour phone,
M r*. O. F McCue, Prop and Mgt
, 1 IIK PI AI I ! FOR < HILDKKN
(.'ail Hilt.
i - - in i ill i m i i i i i ill ii r nt l ill-:
Phone 5117-L 8
Six room-', f n e p l a e e . hnilt in tuii
I I I . C E B IR D R E A L T Y S H O P ,
H|.| It NTH .11 III! I !•
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III I I m il II V. IN . ! NII I 'Dll
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kitchen Ctthillet
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Sa n fo rd Stove A F u rn it u re Co.
' < ,ook-eases, inagM/.ine rack, 2 cedar
in g ". 2<H1 N orth Park Avu.
IN I II ! N< III 1 .
U21 E . F i r s t S tre e t
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, o i ! M i a \m i h |, i vsi i i p
We c u rry u f u ll line
I ' DK R L . s l t l ' n A u h - , 1 rooms per gol a , l a rg e l ot, em n pl et c l y fenc- T \ \
v \ l » Til i[ l il: T i l i l . l l .
2H— Ile|Hiiring
O ur prices are rig h t.
Cash ot
screened porcii and bath, f " i n - ■
magnolia, i herrv and camphor u v k i m k i m .
plctely fin nished. Hot water eon
|(;trt Saso*>.’.Ml? First Nal'l
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terma. We want y o u r busmesa
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Ir.'i 'O’ ” mil'"
‘■'"iide, t„. , liildren, either furn
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*'"* '* h‘ :• e or upartnient
wuh l I . ku
garage.
\\ i]) [)t, pernumeut
it'
I'lUe ;t inj |o, ution are r i rrht
to
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M — 11 m i s r s T o r Sttltf
a itMii. wi
For Sale By
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m u d m 'I i .it m m i .
r n n i it
Ml— Wanted To Rent
!■ mhu.ssmg. See ;i . f ir s t .
We do I
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Phone 1 1 1 \v
It. R . Avenue- i
advehtiskks
Hh.uild L'lve their
.postuffn ■ addi ess as
*kfu phi,no number if
£ results. A lion t one
■t of a tlioit-niid has
M and the others
iBunicate with
you
Li know your address.
M(inumre MUST he
■trson at 1 he Hanford
flier or h> letter. Tetegnitinuanres are not
r i u o T T ;
K
. WIGHT I U C I S E X R E K K Y . P R I N T
SHOP
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E n gr av i n c. i *
GOOD U S E D t A R S
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tier I m» ]<*hjinfiu<l hi the ^Hfifttrii 1
iftifin Real Estate, 280 Meisch B u i l d- ,
•lo-rifica!nom .41 n .|uost. A l l w ork |
. guaranteed
R.mj.l,
217 Ilig h , lainl M ., h’ lu e o ii E lm r.nd Onk 1
I'h one TtniW
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Rich agricultural
W ant ad and d le nla T ratae
8!)— Wattled— R eal E s ta te
***** it. t . 1 INDALE for good buys ;
, „|r. «n requeat.
t ] mien
^ STEAM
i ' T t:’ p re y in g ,
TH R A S H E R & G A RN ER
Real Estate nnd F ir e Insurance
I P i S . P a rk Avc„ Sanford
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l!i iiuilding Conlractors.
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Room '
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stores or offices at. I’nrk A n .
and Commercial St reet,
W M
Young, Owner, 20K I’nrk Ave,
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II .t l"llti'A |'iH «h m. n
j v d h itgli and drv.
Within ten . ,1 1 i .tpoi r V Mli n..Mf lv m.i m.i In
<■1 S * imn ■i ■
j .niles of 1’alatka .m Lake City ;"*■■ in 1 J1* ( ’t»un it
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Apply A. P Conn-idly A ratiini.
For mtnrjiuilion cull it J/ 1 4,1 ,l" \.H' V i JMV, i , 1,
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Sons* Magnolia and 2nd.
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NiriH't Ninth Id clml dm, liu'itc* KjikI
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LOTS FOR S A L E
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L A U R E L AV E NUE
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1ii* rn i* 1rt A Si *Ut In- l si ■11x ' l l l f tl ",
A D V E R T I S E in the J ou r n al -l ler ] Between IDh ,m.l IJHi Slieet-i
i\ \ r.f S A 1 It K
,11" ***-’ I »li III cl
aid. South Georgia's
gri at* t
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newspaper.
Morning, af ter noon,
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1 - Mo r I \ hi mls, I In io ■ 1: *M
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weekly und Suuduy.
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lln n t
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rates 10c per line. Wnycrosa Jour
P A L M E T T O AVE NUE
t 1....... . M* lo'K'PininiN
mil-Ileruld, Wayernsu, (icorgiu.
Between Katie and Frankhr. St re
11 1- It* ru 1*> it T|**r* .I lh .it v*u) 'rift
E X P E R IE N C E D CARPENTER
1 lull l 1 *in hi* nml II 11{M il In 1.*1 t
5(i\12'<
fin sdmI ’h •nh 1'■•lilt nl t In* ( mum
want* work. Address Route 1. DAILY NEWS—it envoi* Brow
f 2,5f)0.<id
I I , mo :<1 S n.f *id. J'"1nihhi mi tli*’ 1
Box YT>1, Sanford.
10— Money lo Komi
ard County thoroughly which I*
ana of tba moat rapidly growing
HIGHLAND ST R E E T
sections on th«
Florida
Coast | Between Elm and French AveSample cnp| »nrt rate card upon i
ii lots 5 0 x I 5 I eiti'li
SAN FO RD DRUG COMPANY
^"lurvtile,
"The Rexull Store"
Morning
I, OANS- Money available at 7 per renneet
I'lllils
f Maine We make u specialty of our prompt
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MS unJ g u i^k i Connolly a ”.Nun"' l>,l>1" ;‘ , y ' A ' ‘
Resell tt„.|n t h r o u g h
deliver
livery.
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" Ust* m rit on ’ *p D ru g s
Soda — Hot- Sandwiches
0 4 Seed, PliintH, Kertilizer.
Real Estate and
WANTED
TO
TRADE
or
sell
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SU
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SANFORD, FLO R ID A , T l/E S D A Y , AUGUST 10, 1926
1A ’ FERGUSON Attorney States He Made CANAL HEARING
Statement A b o u t T ra cy
FAILS TO QUIT Before L ea v in g R aiford IS BROUGHT TO
TEXAS TICKET
CLOSE MONDAY
Governor's Name I k Certified
With That OfMoodylnThe
Run-Off Prim ary A u r . 2 8 ;
No Action TakenOnChurges
Jim and “Ma” Decline
To Make Statements
Com m ittee's Report On P ri
mary Shows Moody Failed
Of M ajority By 1,700 Votes
DALLAS, Texas, Au*r. 10. - (/Pt
Certification (it Governor Miriam
A. Ferguson as a carnliilate to oj>1‘atrick I*'. McDermott of ('love- pone Attorney .General Dan A.
k in. i/l’i- P n - land is being nought throughout Moody in the riin off primary Aug.
it has definitely the United Stales in conneelion! “H for the Democratic guhcrmilnrwith the murder of Don It. Melleit, j h»l nomination has created an aljetting the Knui- <'anion (Ohio) publisher. D e l" -- jniosphere of uncertainty in pnrty
[»ml Franco-Brit- j live Ora Slater, in charge of the j affairs pending a definite ailiratified in the investigation, believes Me Derm- nnunceinciit hy the governor ns to
[u the financial ott's arrest will clear up tlx mur- her plans, members of the Demo
cratic state executive committee
Her.
litter has urged,
declare.
»
..v.niaed opposiMrs: Ferguson's name was or
dered certified with Moody's hy tho
ikis own cahinet
committee yesterday
when she
section of the
failed to submit a formal with
lutirs.
This «>|»drawal, as she previously a n
kh crystallised hy
nounced she planned to do.
As
of former Premier
second-ranking candidate in the
field of five in the first primary,
President Conlidge
she
was entitled to a place on the
i of France's debt
run-off oallot unless she filed a
ItM.
formal withdrawal.
that has I.... .. D aughter-In-Law OfPtihlisher
Without Inking formal acknowl
ml to the debt '
Who .Died Last M arch,Says edgement of the governor's previ
J at in Washing- j
Over $10,00(1.000 Is Hue ious statement that -he would
tas hern their refwithdraw from the primary, thus
nb-rommiUees of • Her fro m N ewspaper! ham mnkin? Moody the party nominee.
financial commitexecutive committee m e in it e r s
HAMILTON, Ohio, Aug. 10 t/I’t stated certification did not neces
limber, with in
dy all documents — A claim of $ ltt,l07,3-M i.gainst sarily mean that she must con
to make a com- the estate of the lute K. W. Scripps tinue ns a candidate.
(Jovernor
J the facts when ncwsjiaper owner and publisher, Ferguson and her husband, Jam es
tables in the fall. has been made by Mrs. Josephine F. Ferguson, last night declined to
Scripps, of Miramar, (ml., dnugh- comment.
tcr-in-law of the publisher.
K ProKrcHHod
The committee certified Mrs.
Jrzncc, Aug. 10.
The suit, if ir-e results, will in erguson and Moody’s names after
lincarc'n scheme volve the Scripps press services refusing to puss on a petition sub
mitted by counsel for the governor
I weight to his and 32 newspapers.
for re-fundMrs. Scripp claims tlm sum is alleging thnt Moody hud received
Mt moved for- due the estate of her husband, the ennmnign contributions from two
Receipt of such
the first session late Jam es Cl. Scripps, son of E. other candidates.
uwmbly today, W. Scripps. The claim is based on contributions is forbidden by luw,
'iktrmtive tac- ullcfftfd agreement by the elder which specifies a cundiutc accept
and Commu- Scripps In 1012 and retroactive to ing funds from such a source may
have his name barred froinAhe bul
1908[ under which the younger
lU totmprising both Scripps was to receive, with hi
certification was ordered
■d in joint sps- hmthtY, John P. Serrpp.i, eno-hsf
iw munitioned Mr of nil profits nr.il increments of the tfhen the committee found that
Moody lacked more than
1,700
■atitution since the Scripps enterprises.
It is made
It Third Republic. It in behalf of Mrs. Sccripps and her votes of having a majority in the
1 of the Socialists five minor children, who were not five-cornered July primnry race.
A debate on the petition followed
i by adopting, fill* among the henfieiarics in the will
between leaders of the Ferguson
Mmrnt to the rules of K. W. Scripps.
and Moody factions, the governor’s
w will dc-ugiicd to
Johh I’. Scripps died shortly a f supporters charging other irregu
’ obstruct.
ter the alleged agreement was larities while the attorney gen
made. Jam es G. Scripps died five eral's adherents churned similar
years ago. Their father died last discrepancies.
March, leaving bis ir.tirc estate in
trust with Robert Scripps, another Pythians Gatheringln
son, as executor.
Tiie plaintiff will contend in her Chicago For Biggest
suit, to be filed if the claim is dis
allowed by the executor, that the Convention In History
r. Aug 10. (/!»I— two distributions of profits and in
mi hree7.es were crements
CHICAGO. Aug. 10. </»*)— Met
amountir.g to about
$1 to sufiphint hot $800,(100 for Jam es G. Scripps, for one of the most momentous
»bioh yesterday wore made during the two years campaign programs in their hisstates under a immediately following the agree- lory, Knights of I'ythins from the
takinit heat records incut, hut that no distributions 280 grand domains in the United
standing and were made thereafter. The agree States and Canada assembled today
' to corn and other ment, however, Mrs. Scripps, con for the formal convocation of the
32th hienniel session of the su
tends never was terminated.
preme bulge.
fities and one OklaThe ph.ir.tiff will allege that
Wide expansion of their benevol
•fd 1eiilpei.it ores during Ja m es (I. Scripps’ admini
5 Satina,
Kits., strations of the properties their ences, the recognition of a junior
subsidiary organization and the
a 2H.yi-iir mark.
s Passed the cen- value and profits were increased selection of a,permanent home city
approximately $25,000,000, exclu
y .'retinas of Mis- sive of the two distributions. It wore the major matters introduced
J* the lo t degrees j is said that he did not avail him to the delegates by the formal
f ity being tho t self of this provision until years opening of the eight-day conven
IJIK
tion of the supreme
lodge and
afti r the alleged agreement bc- auxiliary groups.
illy reported for- CHme effective.
There was the promise of a
up with a need of
warmly contested election of a so
“ y>"M is obtained.
preme vice-chancellor to succeed
I Jute.
"ken heat wave Seeded Players In N et
Richard S. Witte of Milwaukee,
inis also damwho succeeds to the grand chancel
rr"P, orchiirdists Tourney Meet Tough
Seven candidates seek
*'* far the north- Foes In Today’s Play lorship.
the poHt.
.
'tates today have
The Pythian Sisters, the supreme
Caching the southCHICAGO. Aug. 1 0 .- (/PI- Seed assembly of the uniform rank and
"P-’rU indicate,
ed plnyers who swept through thoir the grand keepers of the records
wroiighout the opening mutches in the national and seals also ure in official ses
suffering usually junior and hoy’s tennis champion
•
temperatures. Al- ships found heavier going today sion.
Istmuih were against other entrants emerging
Interfere
**’•n« deaths were from yesterday’s fast first and Rains
second-round play.
With County Work
The honors umong the younger
*
generation of net stars remained
Bond Is
Improvement work on the shores
fairly evenly divided among the of Lake Monroe is being hindered
To $16,000 seetional representatives as Ahoy by high waters, according to
stroked their way to moro doeisivo County Engineer Fred T. Williams.
. .
Fred ltriiwii chnrg- matches.
The lake’s watec level has been
In the junior division there were
S#t°ry offense
stationary for the past 12 hours,
*®i> raised from already hints of a little battle be
unless heavy rains occur in
Bell
of
Austin,
tween
Berkeley
non
o.
«««**•.
and
rcmuin
*”» •fudge W. W.
, SrvcHth Judicial
“
uMlTo'present level for six tiny".
'. Habeas corpus
'instituted hy ids
' lh* evidence mtro|Utt«
i-,.e Was sufficient
,!*■ ,t0 ruiie tho
' bond- 'A was Snid.
.Aren a preliminary
pnxr Process,
CLAIM IS FILED
AGAINST ESTATE
LEFT BY SCRIPPS
j
[Breezes To
IHot South
iMid-West
Highways Must B e Built With View
To Protecting Lives, Asserts Hoover
t o ty.
of
K ” u.nd«
$4,000
, l oun*hl to this city
mv
V0r'1’r al
^
S o^licito
w. th°
H.
“i l»kfn k ,
state.
Br*u ^ tk to the
Urd louuty this
**TAIN[
hi*
w all
W, Jkk*T "^*
wu11jail
in
ntv
1SCtniHi*^ ,J l “n,l»lt’$1*1
Uj, Wllb
Wllum*.Coun*
As
lWuir,,letw
l th«
l*ld Mound tho
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10—(/ P iHighways of the United States
must be constructed in the future
with a view to protecting lives
and not meroly to provide a tem
porary means
transportation,
pururv
ultraim of -----..
ter thc^ppirdon of Secretary Hoov‘
a
‘
__
.1
v,r>
n
w
t
m
OKI
er o f *The
e Commerce department.
Uniform
traffic
regulations
throughout the United States and
Canada i-lso are necessary he de
clared In a statement made pub
lic today by the American RoadBuilders’ Association.
“ Uniform laws by the states are
necessary to check the toll in
life and property that reckless
driving Causes
causes annually
in ~
Ameri
v —
---- .
ca’
iecretary
“The interests of the American
Road-Builders’ Association in se
curing such regulations should be
supported by the entire country
along the linos recommended by
tho National Committee on Street
and Railway Safe ty ."
Property loss as the result ol
acridcnts.in the past twelve months
w-s pluced by the secretary at
more than $600,000,000, with a
death toll in excess of 30,000.
“ When wo had only three people
in a township,” he concluded,
“they did not require.traffic rules
to keep their elbows out of each
other’s ribs, but when we get a
million in • community, some
body has to tell them how to move
they will run Into
ptlier.
Hoover declared, or
ORLANDO. Fla., Aug. 10— (/P>
♦—Arthur (!. Hack, of this city, who
was appointed as nttorney for
Joe Tracy, by Judge Frank Smith
declared today thnt tho statement
attributed to him to the effect thnt
he would don stripes and servo un
til Tracy had returned to Raiford
prison, was made before they left
Raiford prison with Capt. J . S.
Blitrh.
Mr. Hack asserted that he made
the statement at thnt time because
he hod confidence** in Tracy and
believed thnt he would not try to
escape while on the trip to the
Everglades in search for the hid
den cache of bonds.
Hack, of Orlando, nttorney for tho
former mem Iter of the Ashley-MobIcy gang, according to n report re
ceived at the prison bureau from
J . 8 . Bliteh, Suocrintendent of the
state prison at Raiford. *
Court Session In Mnndnmus
Suit Ends A fter Law yers
Debate For 3 D ays; Judge
M08F.LKY FIRED BY HOARD
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Aug. 10.
W right Witholds Decision
Coast Guard B oat
turns AfterM l
C utter 201 W ith C a j^ .
turedLiquorRunner
— Discharge of ( ’apt. John W.
Moseley for neglect of duty in the
escape of Joe Tracey
was an Rebuttal Testimony
nounced by i tie board of commis
G<iven By DeCottes
sioners of county institutions to
day.
The board ulso suggested
to the sheriff of Orange county, County Attorney Says Bill
tho propriety of discharging state
Is Illegal For Not Giving
ftkj
criminal Investigator O. Jarman.
Privileges
Of
Tnxpny
e
r
s
The board went on record ns
Captain And Cook .Of*
censoring Superintendent
J . S.
County Attorney George A. De
Sohooner Sent T o Sfc
Rlitch of Du•uiford prison, for failPromises To Don Stripes
TA LL A H A SSE E . Fla., Aug. 10. tiro to properly guard a prisoner Cot test brought the Upper St. Johns This is Juke Knrkifdi, one of the
Augustine Hospital. ’
id’) Promise to don stripes and and to mst met guards to handcuff River Navigation District inaiula members of "Jum bo"
Crowley’s
him
and
know
where
lit*
was
going
serve his tune until Tracey should
inns hearing to a dose at 5 o’clock unih rwnrld gang at Canton, ().,
JAC KSONVILLE, Aug.
return, was made by Arthur G. and when he would be returned.
Monday afternoon with a brief ri - I (picstioued by authorities in the (/P1 — With her command
huttnl of tho case eresctitod by op -ejirch for the murderers of Don
r i s i n g and her crew givm $. .4jv
posing counsel.
I hi* hearing was Mcllett. publisher.
sd rtlin R accounts of the
in progress three full days.
J
ture of an alleged
Judge \V. \V. Wright announced
ho would take the case under ad
ning schooner, thought.
visement. and make his decision
the Hazel E . H erm an,
this week.
lie Indicated ho would
ed earlier as the Havel'
not hnve his decision ready within
the United S tates coast
tho next two days.
The presiding
judge asked that certain law books
cu tter 202 docked this
from which important court deci
log in Jacksonville harbor
Mexican President Gives His Unidentified Man Goe« Into sions were (|lloted hy counsel lie
immediately reported to
-y\_
Home On Myrtle Ave„ At left with him in addition to the uHit tores I (Tharges, C hargIties here in order that search ' . ' « l
sunl
documents.
Early Hoin- And Inflicts
New Jersey Man 1‘lannlnR To might be instituted for the
iivr Ministers With Seek
Judge Wright, it is said, will
Painful Injuries To Girls
IU*«ln Passenger
Service per.
ing W ealth, Political Power
make one of two possible decisions:
Bostswnin T. L. Cokely, comAbout Oct. I, Making Trips
He will make the writ of manda
mender
of tho ship, went qn in A;{8
An
unidentified
assailant
club
mus
asked
for
by
tho
navigation
By D aylightToJacksonville
MEXICO CITY. Aug. 10.— I/P)—
government
seaplane, piloted
The situation .ti.
g front the bed two young sisters early this district commissioners absolute, or
Capt. George Gay, yesterday. W I
he
will
<|tmsh
the
alternative
writ
morning
as
they
lay
in
their
bed
government's religious regulations
Members of
pleaded for by counsel for tho Inst passenger bhat, will he put in- Fernandina.
and their rejection by the ('utholiCH at 406 Myrtle Avenue, and then es as
u
.
i . . County
..... /<
.... favl puM*nger boat, will bo put in crow claim that Boatswain Goto*
Seminole
(
ohimissioners
caped.
today became . eire tense and more
return,
Tax
Assessor
Alexander to seivin* between Jacksonville ly declared that he would re
Miss Pearl Flanagan, 21), sus and
complicated.
In a short while. The plane *
Vaughn,
tin*
respondents.
and Sanford on tin* St
Johns ed In a northerly direction
President t'nllcs issued bis bit tained a wide gash on her fore
llrinKs Complete Presentation
River, ilet. 1, according to an an- has not been heard from el
terest broadside against the Cath head, which was dressed at the
The hearing on the niamlnmus
Her
olic clergy in a statement to an Fcrnald-Laughton Hospital.
Crew mambers believe that
petition
brought out the most com nouni fluent hy the owner, E,
sister,
Mrs.
Katherine
lloltselaw,
American “good will mission.” He
machine developed engine trou
Henry
Deakytnu
of
Perth
Amboy,
The plete presentation of the constitu
charged the clergy w,th seeking 16, also suffered injuries.
and was fore d down off the
wealth and political power, causing girls were struck apparently by a tionality of luws on the Florida N. J .
The cutter got under-wajr
statute
hooks
in
the
Seminole
The steamer has a carrying Jacksonville
revolutions anti bloodshed and blackjack, it was said. The nature
at
midnight L
using thoir pulpits for seditious of the gash led policemen, who in county courthouse in years, accord capacity of 400 passengers, and night. Enroute they found cotter
speeches, while keeping the mass vestigated the occurrence, to be ing to Sanford lawyers.
number 2ul with the
capt
lieve a blackjack was used.
The
County Attorney Do Colics, rep will make day light runs between •Haxel E. Herman. Member*
es of the people ignorant.
girls are the daughters of Mr. and resenting the County Commission here and Jacksonville, it was said. the Herman’s crew reported
The Catholic Episcopate con Mrs. Win. A. Flanagan.
ers, presented u large and orderly The boat makes 18 knots per hour, they had bean attacked
tinued unyielding in its refusnl to
array of authorities in giving his ami is built especially for passen terday hy three alleged hl-j
'I
I
•
girls
have
no
known
ene
accept the government's regula
in a fast whale boat.
tions; there was no move to return mies, it was said. “ I can’t imag grounds for demurrer to the mnn- ger service.
Assisting Mr.
The owner is overhauling tho
the priests to the churches, and tho ine who would do it,” Miss Pearl datnus petition.
The captain of the achooner “ 4
Decotte
was
Cary
D
Landis
of
De
steamer and equipping it for the tho cook were put off a t S t A1
deadlock was apparently absolute, Flanagan, pretty and attractive,
said. “ It was a hoy, I would say Land, authority on corporation requirements of the St. Johns Riv ustina In order that medical
with no prospects of loosening.
er.
I ight eMjreas and baggage tentlon might W given
One of the chief developments is 17 to 18 years old. lie was dressed law.
Opposed to Mr. DeCottes was will lx* earriyMi in addition to pas
u movement of depression in busi in a (iyrk suit."
C'rewf-m«tnhjng o * . <
The attack occurred at 2:50 o’ P. A. Vans Agnew of Winter Park, sengers. Trio boat service will lib said
ness.
The economic situation was
•id that the d 3 m . o f_. l
The girls have been oc chief couiisol for tho navigation arranged to ap|x*a] to tourists, Mr. **rr wore covered With b’
already bad before the religious clock.
1
regulations went into effect, and cupying a davenette in tin* front commissioners, author of tin* act Deakvine said.
ter No. 201 was towing wfr,
to thiH now lias been added the room because of the warm nights. under consideration and mi author
Passengers will be landed at tho Savannah, the coast guard
effects of the economic boycott A library lump was burning at the ity on Florida drainage nets. As Municipal Pier if the city's per nil. It was said that ahe had
hisling
Mr.
Vans
Agnew
was
E.
I*’,
fostered by the League for the De ! time of the visit of the assailant,
captured about a mile off the
mission is secured.
Mr Deakyme on his visit to Jo h n ’s light.
fense of Religion.
i He entered the rear dour, came housholder of Sanford, who plead
'through a hall way to the front ed for more than four hours Mon Florida Inst winter surveyed thu
It was said aboard tho cuttetf'-^'
St Johns River and studied tho number 202 today thoy had sights - •?
|loom and struck Mrs. lloltselaw day to make tin* writ absolute.
Hill Is Declared Illegal
possibilities of tourist business, lie •*d tho Hazel E. Herman yest»** '-h>?
first.
i l c sister, I’enrl did not
Tho alleged failure of the navi concluded that fast passenger serv day about thirty miles off
wake un until the stranger struck
gation act to have a provision that ice between Jacksonville and San coast. Thoy followed her until
her with the club.
The girls screamed and the man would give the taxpayer the op ford was desired hy tourists and scurried further to sea a n d i
gavo up the chase. The ship waa
run out of the front door.
They portunity to go before an i*(|imli- other travellers.
'ran up stairs, where their parents i zation hoard after tin* assessment
loaded with rum and alcohol^ ■
coast guardsmen reported.
were sleeping, and medical uml •had been made hy the district com
missioners was again cited hy Mr.
The I.ongwooil News and the police aid were summoned.
Reporta were that she was o f ^
DeCottes in concluding his ease.
Oviedo Observer, weekly news
British
registry.
When captured 'M*
The failure to “give notice" accord
papers published in
Seminole
the ship was suiting without ll f h t t
ing
to
counsel,
made
tin*
act
il
county, hnvo been purchased by
nnd without distress signal*.
legal.
.tathur R. Curniek and Henry
This accounts fpr mystertewt'
“One
of
the
most
vital
points
of
Vvulborn of Sanford. The two pa
lights seen at sen from aboarq.th*
law
has
been
slumped
over,
slurred
pers were Isuight from IL J . Rigby
NEW YORK. Aug. 10.—(/P)— pilot boat yesterday, It is believed,'. - ■
over and passed over," he said.
and T. R. Dionger.
Jack Dempsey today was temp Authorities in Jacksonville « i m ‘
lie
cited
thu
caa**
of
Redman
vs
Mr. Curniek is publisher of "This
and aha W
Kyle with regard to Hu* legal tio- orarily refused a license to fight i notified of the lights
. v‘' . '1•'
Week in Sanford," n weekly maga
Gene Tunney for thi* world’s heavy W. H. Dowling, accompanied by . i
(Continued
on
Page
2)
J
.
E.
Craig,
consulting
engineer
zine.
Mr. Wulhoru received his
weight championship ut the Yan county detective Fred K ing Slid
newspnisT training on tho Char of Jacksonville, this afternoon pre
other officials hurried to the bar,:
kee Stadium Sept. HI.
leston, S. ('., News Courier. The sented three sets of tentative
, ’
Col. Jmf. J . Phelan, chairman to capture the schooner.
plans
for
Sanford’s
proposed
mun
former owners of tho two pupci's
of
the
committee,
said
that
Demp
Upon
arrival
of
officials
a
t-th
h i *'?}
icipal docks to tho City Commis
will movo to Miami
sey’s application had been deferred bar the ship
'IP could got ba
sion.
pending his compliance with thu ed, though
could ba
Jg lights
_
A plan thnt calls for tho con
rules of tho New Yoi k State Ath- to 15 miles o ft shore, it waa
Noted Bandit Makes struction of piers out into tin* wili
lotic Commission relative to ds- The sheriff’s party returned
on I.ake Monroe will probably
fonso of chumpionanipH within six Jacksonville early this morning
L ast E ffo rt To Escape er
he udopted, it was indicated.
Disorderly conduct was the chief months after winning or defending uwirit further report* from
Execution On Friday The pier system would include offonse in Sanford in July, accord u title.
coast.
two dredged nrc*.H, 400 feet long ing to the Police Department’s
Tim decision came after the coinResidents of Jackaonvill# t e '
uml 100 feel wide; a warehouse, monthly report presented to the initteu had been in session for late yesterday afternoon taw
BA LTIM O RE , Aug. 10.—f/»»)
-too foct long ami 100 feet wide,
apparently
A,
and a seaptoVO
seaploVO apparen
A last hare rhance of life wuh be between tho two dredged areas. City Commission this afternoon nearly two hours and after tho vessels anil
There wore 511 persons charged situation had Imhmi presented them engaged in a running
fore Richard Reese Whittemore to
Alt additional pier to he built when with this offense, Trafic viola hy Dempsey, Genu Tunney, the was reported.
The Weasels op- 'JuH
day.
The man who is scheduled
tho need for it arises is provided tors woro next in number, there challenger, nnd also Harry Wills, peured to bo an auxiliary schoooto die on tho gnllows Friday for
being 33. Drunkenesn was third tho negro who hus been clamoring
(Continued on Pag* 2 ).
fKS.
the murder of Robert H. Holtmun, for in tho plans.
Mr. Craig, who is consulting en with 13 defendants.
for u mutch with Dempsey. Demp
a Maryland Penitentiary guard,
ri>
*V\
gineer for tho city's utilities de
The department nmdo 174 a r sey. Tuniioy and ;ho negro nil in
took little stock in it, however, and
partment,
explained
the
three
sets
rests
in
nil.
Th#
presiding
judge
dividually uppeurod before the
appeared resigned to the end.
of Municipal Court dismissed 21* committep.
Whittemore signed the neces of Qians in detail.
defendants, and transferred
17
The sudden action of the comsary papers for an application for
cases to other courts. A total of mittco in refusing to grant u li
a writ of habenH corpus, express 225,000
V o t e s A r c $1,902.50 in lues and costs was col cense to Dempsey throw Tex Rick
ing his opinion it would do no good.
•
. ard’s plan for promoting tho fight
With only 36 hoiirn between the Expected To Ik Cast lected.
The offenses and number of nr- up^ in the air. Rlcknrd had Ttbped
hearing on the writ and the time
'PORTLAND, Main*, Aug.
set for Whittemore's execution, G. In A rkansas Prim ary rests made nre ns follows: Sale on to stago it ip the Yankee Stadium
possession of liuuor, eight, lur- on Hupt 16. Ho had urrangod to {If)—Breaking out ip tho
L. Pendleton, attorney for Whitto...
a) ’
*
place soats on salo immediately and England Grain Company’s
more, announced his intention of
L I T T L E ROCK, Aug. 10.—(fl*)-- ceny, 12; concealed weapons, two;
seeking n stay from the governor, Democratic voters in Arkansas assault, five; loitering, nix; driv also hgd decided to appear before at the end of Browi\’s wt
Albert C. Ritchie, or from a justice went to tho primary polls today in ing car while under influence of tho commission and ask for perraU- ly this morning flams*
sion to chargo $50 as top price.
of tho United States supreme court what appeared to be record-break liquor, three.
Htough the
frame structure, 'jumped
if the writ is not granted.
ing number, prepared to give asthe wharf to another
suranco of office to their favor
building and afro M i fl^e to g
ites.
*
Boy Is Injured When
steamer B accarat
iPavorable woather and politi
The fire, the moat a$
Dynamite Explodes cal enthusiasm wore counted on to
aJ*d disastrous th*t hOA
bring the ballot total to 225,000.
Portland’s
waterfront la i
ortland’a wata
W E S T PALM BEACH, FI*.,
With the veteran Democratic
CHICAGO, Aug. 10— (/P)— Elec state and Myera Y. Cooper, Cin belisved, tot have
Aug. 10.— (/P)— Edward Chartier, senator, T. H. Caraway, unopposed
tiling I800J900.,.
.
17, of Lake Worth, is in Good for re-nomlnation and only two tors of Ohio and Nebraska e x cinnati.
i So lntoBee waa the
United States Senator Frank B.
Samaritan Hospital nere in a seri United States representatives re pressed their nreferences for can
ous condition with four fingers of quired to make a fight, interest didates in today’s primary elec- Willis ia, opposed by seven Re- the fire jwmn«d
Mat
„
publican!,, one being former Sen- and destroyed. t
his right hand blown off and his centered in the state offices, par tlons.
land Yacht Club* me
ator
Charles
Dick
of
Akron..
Wil
Ohio
voters
were
faced
with
a
eyesight
theatened
as
a
result
of
“n
ticularly those of Governor and
fht
t v r .:V :r .
explosion of dynamite caps with highway commissioner, while somo preponderance of candidatas.Elgh- lis’ nomination was regarded as Wharf.
Tied above the steamer,
which he and two other lads were of the bitterest local campaigns in ty-seven Republicans and Demo certain by Republican leaders.
Governor A. V. Donahey, gen was. the.,
playing Monday night.
the history of the state reached crats seek stats offices. Interest
‘
was
centered in
race erally was conceded victory ovor nece, whict
W
ON ITIlkwevu
••• the Republican
r - -----------Chnrtler’s two companions, a their climaxes.
< governor
___ -- m
mandJ the Tin
m#vr*rot IA three alplrants for tha Democrat
for
Democratic
1boy named Lord and another lad
Thnn-h
nowerful
organizations
ior
-------------—
Though powerful
. . » whose name was not learned, were
American fagion and contest for United StaU a ••n*|or* ic ,gubernatorial nojuination. Sev
less seriously hurt, although the ^
Kt]
K
,ux
•
Rljin
m
^
i
i
n
e
d
a
the
D a d i n ^ ^ i ^ d a t ^ f o r the J o t- enteen 'men, 12 ReptiDllcana and illy,
the Ku Klux ’ Klan maintained a
Ur
post being Supreme Court five democrats, aspire to be lieu sch o o n e r m M w
Ixird bov was Injured by a shower “ nanu*
hand* «off* policy, the Anti«8 aloon
was tied
tenant (governor.
gov
* *. ifrom
t ------------------------------of- shot
the exploding
caps.
U
a
g
u
a
,
In
tha.
.opinion
of
many
League, in zn*. opinion m
Justice
ye*r^a
Th* Nebraska primary waa re- pany'a
:c
k(
garded
leaders os th*
arded by political
poll....................
Tale Of H i-Jackinf
Related By Cirew?
CALLES ATTACKS SISTERS CLUBBED
CATHOLIC CLERGY WHILE ASLEEP AT
TO U. S. MISSION THEIR HOME HERE
FAST BOAT TO BE
PLACED ON RIVER
RUN IN OCTOBER
Longood, Oviedo
Papers Purchased
By Two Local Men
Dempsey Refused
License T o Meet
Tunney For Crown
Three Sets Of Dock
Plans Presented To
City Commissioners
Disorderly Conduct
Chief Offense Last
MonthlnCityCourt
W aterfront.
At Portland Maine;
Causes Big DamagO
Big Tickets Before Voters In Ohio And
Nebraska In Primary Elections Today
Sir James Cantle, the weHknown surgoop who died recently
in London, doctored that when
nightcaps were worn men KeP1
thoir hair to an old age. A night
cap, he laid, was as necessary m
a damp climate u clothing.
ftftf.i’s g g w to
"*
claimed neutrality.
.
t senator
t ’S SS. rD.a WA S B Z i
merely the opening of th* fall teem
T —.
.. „
A woman and a negro are *- election campaign between the reach
Planes of United 8tates Air Mail monte the 12-Republican guberna McMullen and
»nd Bryan
f ir
forces for . Th*
flew a total distance of 2,600,000 torial candidates which Included control''of the atate administra was dee
- ’ V. I-1 U!| 'KJ-i -i”
miles during the last fiscal year, Thad Brown,, present secretary of tion....
with pidy two fatalities. . .
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BARGAINS
♦• • i
Only
te
M.
Few
of our Many GREAT VALUES
ornado L oss Means R<
itV:
3 Piece Fibre Suites
FIBRE SETTEE
B p l i t e ,....
Mi»k( Itinulifnl in
m
lllnijfn
flu*
Well
I'MIIU II
K II I I I- \
iUlillity.
^ :i !< i f f i r t f e S ) l i f
$48.75
rv>
■ .
m
$ 4 .3 0
M •
Savings For You If You A ct Thj
W eek $
50,000
til ill |..
• at an
......
..........................
a (•
i I.mg |irire.
Stock
of
High
Grade
Furnitui
I
$7.95 _
In 6 Dai
Many 1handsome Bedroom Suites Must Be Moved
Fibre Tables
So That Workmen Can Repair
Damage Done To Our Building
j*fI %■, \
It Will Be Years It May Be ALifetii
For a
Real Windsor Chair
Ill'll mill III Me nl
r \r r >
f£
JT.Tt r:.
^
As Low
ill s c r i |tl u n i .
*p*imr
As $ 7 9 .0 0 \ Before You Will Havl
I t '-
The Largest
Furniiture
n l
p]
JJ 1
Lane Cedar
In Central Florida
Chairs
of
sts
Another Such A
comfet \ OPPORTUNITY
$14. So
Ducco Finish
Only %
11■
-» i
t-
$9.75
In «he i l v i » ^ ntPf,f,,),,M ri,n * u'*'y h«vo « „ew
Refrigerators
Thrown On The
Rolledge Mattress
III Irvs I (inII
aI fe
:i¥* I
k ■: |
M arket Owing to Dam-
•t niily
$ 5.95
$19.65
$27.85
Gate Leg TablesV * ***ece Dining Room Suiti
age Done to our
_______
c 7 rm M M B n n e 3 M ii)< i« x ts \
L ■
By The Recent Hu rricane
You must see these dining room suites to real)
what great values they are. |’
A
Snap
ing In This Sale W e Must
P r!'l
THE
___________________________________________________________
^
_ _
itlS5£jM
Original Cost Means NothCLEAN
Beautiful Rugs at
At an Unheard of Price
H O U SE
1) $ 19.75
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SANFORD
W
j*
$fit
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�teawho
_
ic M eet To
Rollins College On September IS
MISSING A F T E R
MONDAY U. S. SH IP DOCKS
Wtv -------- Continued from Pace 1)
f Of Riving notice. "I'm will-
lot the case stand or fall on
declared. "The machinery
; b* act up /o r equalization
d for complaints to be heard.”
0 County Attorney Insisted
thdre la no grammatical conItm between the much disputed
"There is hereby levied,"
l context that is found in
14 of the act.
Other Defects of Hill
..." W h a t relief has the taxpayer
|Jtf|Or hie name has been extended1h the county r o ll? " he said.
Ifl addition to the alleged violnof the constitution of the
and Florida, "one of the
salient defects of the act is
performance of the condition
sodent," he said.
"They have not attempted to
* It.
Before they may go
_____ with a navigation project,
[titty must get the authority of the
f.feeretary of war and approval of
,Congress.
This is an imposition
■non the people of this district
when there is no assurance that
would approve it."
ttles Young berg's Approval
approval of Maj. Youngbcrg,
ny engineer, who has made sur\W*» and which was cited by
Youngbcrg, counsel for the naviition commissioners has "nothing
i do with the approval by the
('8acreUry of W a r / he said. "W hat
•BM ho to do with it when the War
■ Department has three times disW Approved the project," he said.
{?&! *t was not the purpose of the
V v fram er of the act to confine the
improvement to the taxing area, he
Vdaclared, because the work can he
Kdone beyond the taxing district by
jv the orovialons of the act.
The bill
.ifl alient that any lands are specially benefited by the project, he
W IN T E R PARK, Fla., Aug. 10 A. A. U. nre annual evi'T-ts here.
The water course at Rollins
—(/')— Ray Greene, Florida state
College is considered l»y experts
(Continued from Page 1)
er, a small steamer or cutter and A. A. U. commissioner, has an to he one of the best in the country
nounced that the Florida state A. and some of foremost title and re
a fast motor Inunch.
A. I', mpiatic meet will hi held i cord holders in the aquatic world
Pair Reiterate Charges
have competed over the course or
on Saturday, September I*
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Aug. 10
According to the cumini- lonei have apitcarcd in exhibition meets
(A’l— Capt. Dohliei Pantz, cook swimnt.ng experts
According to Commissioner
from cities here
l.eorze Gunway and S. L. Rogers, thro- ghoul the state including Greene, the meet <;. September IS
nlieged owner of the British schoon .laeU t.i villo, Tampa, Orlando, Mi will (tract some of the best swim
er Haze] E. reiterated today thnt ami, , ..I Daytona, have signified mer. of the state amateurs and
they had bee* attacked 'by hi th'-ir intention nf entering t Hi* keen competition is expected.
jackers) in th*. sen fight thnt took mee.
< omniissioner lin e n has already
ftlncl"/tff the coast here yesterday.
Tin- is the fit —
t time in a mini leh graphed ,i lormal invitation m
og^rs stated that he had recog. her
years that the -late meet the various iities over the state
nfzeil o n e of the attacking hi- has !■ cm held at Rollins College, to on'er participants in the meet
jtekers as a resident of St. Augus it wee si.nl. The s I hIc uftereolle and asserts that the meet is open
tine. The Hazel K.. Itogers ail- i giale and mtersi holm tic water to .ill i.inatcui ■winTmers in Flori
mitted, had been anchored off An meets nriiler the auspices of the
da
astasia Eight for s o m e weeks.
Alabama Democrats Senator Oscar W. Underwood’*
arc John W. Bankhead of
Ag“ainstJaddeC oogan Go To Polls To Pick seat
Jasper, lawyer and son of the late
But GuardlsWounded Complete State Ticket>Senator Bankhead; Hugo L. Black,
former goveniw,
m
SJLsi
Muagrove, j a*wy ^
No ,m''*’"«! iM
U
(I
Birmingham, attorney; Thomas K.
r*,,Hl'd »'
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10.— (/R— | BIRMINGHAM, Ain!. Aug I11
What police believe may have been (/pi Alabama Democrats went to
an attempt seek revenge against the polls today to elect a I bitted
Jackie Coogaii, hoy film actor, and I State: senator, a governor. 10 * ..n
his parents for a fancied wrong g r c s s m c t i and various state and
was frustrated here early today, c o l M i t y d l i t I T S .
[n formal pre-election s i.....
but resulted in the wounding of Joe
menu cm li i amlidale in the -eiia
Block. 12. a special watchman.
Block was shot three times when . torial and guhernatorial races hahe stumbled over a man hidden assured I lie voters of his victory,
among shrubbery lining the drive and each backs In- boast with care
way of the Congan residence. The I fully compiled statistics or the as
wall liman emptied his gun at bis •mmin i oi uppoi t >d' some orgahi
assailant, hut Ihc man. identified j zatioii
by Block us I Inn McRea, alias Don
Shepherd, a former chauffeur for ,
tin- ( oogans, left the scene in a
,
,.
,
, . ,,,
,
,
,
\'id,ra-ka IS III- Otdv late III
load-ter antinnolnle.
i
, . ,
,
, i
djs |I he t nioii which has no In.itub'd or
McRea, police say, was
•barged by the ( 'oogans on several 'flouting debt, according to (nit
gressninn Slialleiiherger'.
o< casual.- hut reemployed.
i
i
Ken.to^
WhenYou Want—
FEEL
Physicians at the . Flngler Hos
pital reported today that Captain
Ripicsentative Her
\ good rule iif conduct during an
|;*; v,viirrunt,
Pnntz who
was
shot through Washington Police A re D
publican. Maine, distributed
the stomach was in a most Looking For Ex-Chief 11hnniggh the mails a pamphlet de earthquake is to crawl under your
desk and count to sixty,’ declares
serious condition from gunshot
ni
,-e*
ir * i ,.
fending the former commissioner , ,,
wounds and exposure. Rogers de For I r a . t i c V i o l a t i o n and
drnmmiing
Representative I * n,,f sor Hailey Willys, of Leland
noted
—O N clared that the alleged hi pickers
Thomas .1 Blanton, Texns, and , Stanford lr . University.
A tall, well-built
Rankin.
Mi--i--ip|d,
D em o crats,’ seooi'dogist
had fired without warning from
WASHINGTON. Aug. lit. . I>
their small boat and that the Cap- Police of the capital were seeking who v i r c aiiiyc in pressing the sk\ , caper is the safest place In j
i be
tail. ami cook fell at the first Vol today to serve a warrant on tlu-ir charges
ley. He said that the schooner's former chief. Frederick
A. Fen
crew consisting of four negroes ning, who-e resignation as a lbs
Wo carry a full line, del <wr
Among the .Ptvaro Indians of
hud drop|M-d behind sections of the trict of Columbia commissiom-i Ecuador, a wife, if neglected by
prices Before you buy.
rigging and opened fire with re was accepted recently by President her husband, often feeds him a
volvers.
Coolidgc
I,i-t us repair your tires
peeiili.ii comm lion
which turns
The firing continued for some ■ The warrant, charging a tral'tic iiiin into a dm etm g imbecile. CusMEAT M ARK ETS
minutes and some of the attack vio lat ion. threatened to re-kindic ....... permit- her to marry another
Hockey Tiro Shop
ing party were hit nsd seen to the fires which raged during t h e man it hei tiuduind become* a hi
110 San ford Ave,
Rond
Seri ice
Phone 2(>j
fall overboard.
Rogers would closing dnv of the last session nf 'mil n
The former hushimd he
I OH Palmetto Ave.
make no further statement this Congress when l eniilng's impeai h i i i i i o a i i .nit of the newlyweds.
21 I K 2nd St.
afternoon
maintaining that tie merit wu "ught in the House
would talk to no one but the Brit J cause ot III activities as gu.ildlau
I la mil ioii- d the world are
ish consul at .Jacksonville.
i for ii |•w:i r •1 ot lull inconi pel i id mau i .lining ■ ,i |)cace footing
I,.1)011 OOII .1. I I
troops and a re
I s it Vice luei
FORT
I.AUDKRMAI.K,
Fla., | (Foil'll lliei I 1 11h the issuiuu < id el vi I i-i i
d ’ 1,0110,000 men,
\ W E L C D M E < A LI .Lit
Aug. 10.—(A*)— Commander i i 1
Poreher of the const guard base,
i lln vming man with a car <>l
stationed here today announced
Fu‘. nivii, or ntti- 1Fiat he drivethat five coast guard cutters were
a- 11 it weic lii:, own, which is
standitut off St. Augustine to pre
practically tile -lime tiling. Hy 1
vent n recurrence of the fi„ht be
mi r iv-tcm Fie uni
rent 1lie
$ $ “ • _ __________
tween hl-juckers and liqtmi i mi
i hen e-t car from u-, drive it j
ners outside the 12- mile limit.
hinii-eif. and. outwardly ;il lea-1,
pr>
Tho boats were ordered out from
r n n v r y t h r Itllpn'.ssinh tlial it
the local base and from Miami
i Iim nwn i ill.
O' ■
when word was received that the
British schooner Hazel ls-e wn*
FU‘t‘1 & Sons
attacked by liquor pirates and
art
that the captain and took were
A1vrtU- and 2nd St.
wounded.
We ;irc rtTrivinij rliiilv tmr fresh -Itn k nf garden
Commander Poreher said lie has
£ . Mr. and Mm. F. H. Wight of
iind field •eeds, for full planting.
It ,• this city returned Sunday from a been keeping ill touch with the pa
Id,6,000 mile automobile tour of tho Irol boats by radio, hut because of
Herts. Hearts, C elert, Caliliage, C a n a ls , Curum**; Hnrth and middle west during infrferenco has beep able to get
Iters, K searttle, K n ilii f . Let I net , Unntaiii. Oninn Seeds
d Which they visited moat of the only fragmentary reports. Ac
and S e ts , i ’u t a i u e - . H ad ish es, Turnips, Mustard anti
-flbow places east of the Mississi- cording to what information he
S t t river. They were gone about could get. the fire pf the atlmkers
F lo w e r S e e d s.
months, having left here about | was returned by the crew «.I the
On Residences and Income Business
tba middle of June. They loured Hazel On* and two were killed,
We also parr v insect ieide - spraying m aterials,
hut
the
commander
was
inilintfl
through the eaiitcm states, afld
Property
pnultr> feeds and supplies.
V
then over to the middle west where to give the report little credence
m
QUICK
ACTION
f t ? * were Joined by their niece, The attackers have fled, however,
ti
t
arils
nf
72
inch
sheetWe ha t e a few thousand
T M l o Efflo Marie Martin nt Howl- it was learned, and have not been
m
ing fur seed beds n iters vet.
m
'•PK Green, Ky., who returned to located.
Sanford with them.
. Throughout their trip they made
Of fire 112 F a st 2nd St.
Phone <>l I
InqilJrlea regarding the opinion of
p different icrtioiiM of the count*
.relative to Florida, cfld stated
Welalta llblg.
I’hone 2 IS
their return here that there
general fooling in tho north
Florida has grown on aubrttial ground and that the recent
Condition of nomc of the banks
ll
' -Oi tills etate was but g temporary
^Btflve of affi.irs a*d Ik no way an I
indication of general conditions q fj
GOODYEAR TIRES
W ,H. LONG
Horse, Poultry or Dain
C A L L 53!)
"Y ou r Money Hack If Ymi Arc X<it
Sanford Feed & SupplyC
Myrtle Ave. and IIh SI.
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You-Drive-It!
N otice to the Farm ers
and G ardners
W ights Back From
Automobile Trip Of
5 Thousand Miles
LOANS
Ask US
Nut lung is ever a tnu
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SAN FO RD, FLA.
J . H. J A C K S O N
KILGORE SEED CO.
Does Your
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Wednesday Only
Roof Leak
Florida is still the most talked
Of state in the Union, according to
Mr. and Mrs. Wight, and from all
T'. indieationa the usual army of
tduristi will begin to turn south
ward an hou» as the weather be
gins to get cold.
$1
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Craik’g Body Is
Still Held Here
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> No word has been received from VVp uru lif’fultjuni t fivv fur IIn*
irtlctivae o f J . D. Craik, who was
Ii p h I l i i u i f i i i g M p t c r i n l : ;
F . drowned tn a small lake near this
eRjr Sunday afternoon.
T’
E ffo r t* are being
made by
Ml!lar-Erlck*on, local undertakers
to locate the alater of the dead
man who ia auppoacd to live in
fi’\ OrMnwich, Conn. Wlrea have been I
A sk nlintil uiir lltm f
flflnt to tho police of the northern !
city In an effort to get in tmieb
) itiitra itiff
With Cralk’n aintcr but they had not
rti b«en flnawered up until 2 o’clock ■
Hy thla afternoon,
Craik was drowned while in
• awimming in h small lake a few
t ml lea from this city.
Ho ia aupi
pO*«4 to have had a cramp and
\e: aank before either of hia com pa:
Illona could reach him.
■iThe aherlff’a office was notified
r
M d the body was recovered by
I’ll ONE 520
100 Dak Ave.
man Rent from thu local office and
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taken to tho funeral home in Sun-
“Amid Majestic Pines
Special
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.M in '. S u it - am i l.m im s' plain wind am i
.-.ilk
1 I I il’k
ll.n m n A
I I . MAN K i t s AND DYIOKK
llv D. (T. Carmichael
iMilane lliealre Hldg.
CHASE & COMPANY
lib San ford
A venue
IMimic bill \V
WE KNOW H O W !
ford.
mS't
Uki111
a N egro Slasher Is
Held For County
'
Bill Bell nogro, wax liiuind over
tq the County Court Monday a f
ter noon, on a double charge of a g
gravated assault. Bell was given
a hearing in Justice nf Peace W.
,M. Lovell’s court on a charge of
, prameditated assault, but thc
' charge was changed,
v Bell waa charged with slushing
Boh Ineman and Will I rick, both
negroes. He stopped at an i.uto ,
occupied by the two men on Tenth :
YD Street Sunday afternoon and sturl
•d an argument, it waa testified.
CLO SIN G O U T
OUR
akin for women’s shoes is
under current styles
•hake hunters in Maileo are
to supply the demand.
OK
Linen Knickers
$li And $0. ."0
W riters’ Quarrel Is
Reconciled By Duel
B
ROME. Aug. 10— (AO— Luigi
alio acted aa stage manager t
the Garden of hia villa hero lo
in aa dramatic a scene as ,
in any of hia plays Tho
actor* were Maaafmo Brum- |
till, alao a playwright, mi l
Ippa Ungaretti, an author, |
the stage business was a duel j
•words.
,
encounter, which arose over
ces concerning published
ints, ended at the third as - 1
fhen Ungaretti was siightwoonded in the right arm. Thu
laft the field, reconciled.
E N T IR E STOCK
Values
WHIM-; TIIH Y LA ST
$0
75
(») HAIRS TO SKLKCT
SANFORD GROVE
FROM
B.L Perkins
”
Secure
Investm ent—
TTOMESITES in Sanford
Grove may be secured
on easy paym ents. The
value of this development
is such that the near future
will show a substanj^hin
crease in p rices. W ild
speculation has never, and
never prevail in Sanford
Grove. As the city grows,
so will the property values
of Sanford G rove con tinue to grow.
Location Assures
S u b s tantiality
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
MILLKK, I’rca.
I'irat Nutional Hark
Rhone 240
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T H E SA N FO RD H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , A U G U ST 10, 1926
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Forty And
Initia
Initiates
>, „ , , K
On Monday Night
(JpON LETTER
nil-it think the capita! lm- t,,,
f ((ri .Sundays.
li
The ir.croane came as a result of
Increase In Rates rompklntu
by the Elberta Crate
company,
of
and the
Of Crate Material . (Jeorgin VeneerRalnbridgc,
and Packing com
pany. filed with the Interstate
Go In E ffe ct Soon (Commerce
Commission,
holding
i o m .< ? "
S ch o la rsh ip s
S ta te
Schools Adopted ByBoar d\
^ ^ Hank
. iinfnrd was the
!y loenl let'll si man wwho pre'V
W. -K«P- .
>, - 7ur . kf <' rd ,* 1
'■iited him«Ht 1,,r initiation into
Bnrali, ihnu
SenaiVitr W. K.
I A 1,1 AI [ A S S E K . Tin. Aug. 10. for the stipulated expenses,
Amerie. u l.rgiini
„-i,-ty of id
hniK1" ” , " 3
and his follow mi-mK-is ,.f
' 1 he
fnllowmtr
regulations
a. Kvery holder of a scholarship
it?
■<>rtv and Kuril M..min;, night tfoverouiK il„. awarding of scholar*
the senate committee mt iiiveniu u I Itree ntlmr Sanford c.iudidates
niust register either in the T e a c h
[Ccdon
tln> nm-'t
'ht|e. in Mi - r-dvi r ity of Florida e r s ’ t'ollege of tin' University of
,fc ■ him
tinit of the alien nrnpcitv c;i in
jtim'M \vm> diun's office seem t<» he ie fur :t ■Aere s, he,lull ,1 t o upi'Ciii for the .aid m llie Ho n d a St at e College ! 1‘ Inrula or in Mi. School of Kdticn, conjf'"
‘ ((•retiioriics, it was -mill.
tor \\<>meu, iituhl the act of the timi of tin- Honda S t a t e College
cit re.'i busy summer.
t ley i* let t o » of |m’ ; .veil- approved for Women, am! m, change of reg
^Iblv Hof-1'! ’
The alien property ( 11-■.(<•ii: >1‘ ; I _The iiiitiution *.( a r t ,*,! ; t„,ut
the Util
records never have hud it Mi..... ., Mi |"Viock at the Valdez t,.,te|. The and ado|.;. i| 1,\ the St ate Hoard of i'll ration will h,. allowed until after
-UritV in
„f Ct nrin i
Is
I,, . ilt. wtts Kdui at i■,*i
, thy fall nun.uni of money previ
over hauling and their volume i-. I ' e i o f 1‘latoufi.
firt.ru I .
in1,1,111 lied Mirnutrli the .iewntuwn
K iv appln in' for a schulnr- |ouslv used inr the holder from the
^restfil m
.
1tremendous.
i;|gr III Wii
If there has Iteen Kraft, us Hnr.ih secction nf the c j> \ under the di -.lliji IS reipureij I ■tami an oxanii- j scholarship In ml -hall have been
f ,,f nal mn whet hi i h or she has com- refunded.
he ciilied d
expects to show, it's unite on tlie recti.in of A. [ l i n e Kim-.
the
wreckiiiir
n
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fn„.
J
ackson
|,n«w0iness
petition ir no'.
cards t ha t it was on a rei oM scale,
| fi. The in-tautinns
of
higher
V.t «essmn <-t <"» for the sums the custodian inis |\illc HMtl thun In t hi* itniinry wh^ro
” . I he i|iiesti'-n for the exami na- learning -hall make i|unrterly re
I
the
mumhers
wire
initiate!
frrvT.i' >" «‘‘l *
luuidletL have lieen coniiiaruMi in
U1 .u ; tions shall lie I,used ml the follow- ports lo the tale superintendent
' K r n - . uu l l v sea - ;
the order.
iniblie uistrtatmn on each
the hoards in the United 'Hint*Ulh’
I our .ear of work in hijrll of
K urn ‘ treasury.
Follow iiijf the inti inf.
i 'baric
■chnol h.iiy 11- 1., .me year in high I scholarship -turlcnt to show the
, 1 thirur t0«» ,h<
Ariaiv. national i .ittieii-'iiry in sol.....I algebra,
‘‘Millions” is Borah's rough esii
general history, i scholastic standing and ipnility of
iTf \VushiuK," mi" 1'4
Italian;.....It*, addres; eil and \tuonenn hi-lory and eonsti- I work ot said st mlent.
l"'01 .. . v-.i.ol.iV
yunilav (It
rif .; mute nf the amount he lii-lievi- ' eiidnu L
|i j iul' 1 ''
; stuck to somebody's fingers. K, 1t he new menthol of l he l-'ort y and l lit n n.
[ he i - ill petiinr
for a
j legal advices alone $d,(toll,mil) up I'.ikdn, ti‘lItn(f Them of I he pur •eholarship nlm m ikes the highest
pears to have been spent.
This t i n o s "1 t he oi iMiti/.at mn. anil m i? evnregc grade mi the examinations
|w j< ms nslmued
in (lie aliove mn.... . subjects shall
may nut have he eti t a I :.Jf them to he line In their nhli
may
or
Suit iln vs to - much tjjit llurah thinks it was.
oalinns to the \meriian l.cyion.
lie awarded said .eholarship, pruI OtH’rl
soda
Ijyier, I11 chert
•lint no person
shall he
Comniander Kiiur, of the .lark viiied
ifjftir sIdtps ami a
Ex-Custodian Thomas \V. Mill
•nnville d'.-leyation, who was the oword- , I a <holai hip who-dnes not
L*other retail lUW er i-nd ex - Al t or n ev (leir'rtil Hut tv eniidiu tor ,,f the imli-ilp.n r* re Hi make ait average grade >f 70
I . auiiiitiehi''' rules. M. Daugherty pndmhlv will ii,i n no no * i oinplimeilted th< new mi'll I".......... 1 on all
ibteits with a
■i no siihr i helow all per
£ont fillin'.!
to hear the Immt of thing:- whe t i ■ t tm excel lent nm II11* I 1 he\ had t'T , .
.[ sunda\ Kt' diMes the investigators reatk eel dov o 1t tt !.i ii ' to ha i d 11- l - --j inatihoi id
, ’lll!\ ,l ft e ''Poll n , to eases.
i 'ammatio, i hir a lvdarships
1t hat i . i v .- i ml hint i i" u i pa fillvr hectl ' I I Until are under indii tiwent m
I - mid .n Mi- t ir-., '| hm-sday
I t h i i-u r., h, a h'oi ■ ,i-l I-; 11■ti
W. S. HIK E, M gr.
i ' iml t hi- M n r| Tbarjolay ill
ktrnirtr
\ew Vrnk in cnnimitiuu with on. ;i ter,
K fe.arhf l a " ! ' , of the.custodian's nil timer
’ 1 I 1 a, h vcur at t he county
Hurt.li \
710 W. First St. Phone 472-w
"blue law" imrd.j e\pei ts to iiiir i 1)1 o t lion-anil
1 ■ o h r - n i i ' t , under t he uIMA I i o n It IS III Ml
i„, hard dial a tree | Keen if t^C explanation . ; u- a ||
i .on o, the eoiiniy superin
t. i l ' " t . upon i|Ui- tions prepari'd
|ftart<'I
wil ! sat isf act ory there will have in I,.. I
, «u|, i iiiiuiotlee >.f I a (front many of them.
I
W O N PARK. F l a . Am
m tool fire ol He - tat e sllperilli/l*' Waller I , Mil i hi , <5
I.■te|i ot of puldii mst rui'l inn.
ifi |,Jilln1111IT will! h
of i Ii land and Ci bring,
rthe Uiikford Ihlt.
It'd at
1 siudeiit.- tailing for two c o n
llorah doesn’t like llie idea id
S i ■I. M11 i -1 111■ vestctdav.
He wu-.
injuliliiart
O' I .end alien tirupertv ciistndiaii'* ol'li
i ' ' d i v e months m half nf the suit
' st rickeu
vvInIc wall mg
Ill l be lei l taken at the institutions nf
Lb-oniiuillce meet
anyway,
: tieighbnrh.ii.ud of Iii■ bum
The Inchi-c learning shall forfeit tlie
..iildn't •all any
A romitlHc line ol
l i e doesn't consider it ip lit
laiily will be i-nt todav t. bis lor
, :a'M 1a - dop".
<h-u.i ts.Inj> and la- rei,uired to re
seine private property
oven
III |iner Inline in Him-mtield, ‘
turn I In- amount of t lie fund used Cypress :iml Fine
- heart)■ifJ iia ■ ha I time nf war, and, with lullh.ii- ,,f
Fram ing
' o u r own invested ahinud mm, hi; ventures the guess that, the next
Shea! hitii;
lUrAfoi
11 wj*‘‘ . time we get into one, w. 'll vm ii vv
Siding
‘a .
|br -il'
f*• 1 l hadn't set tan h a preci-ijeiil.
Flooring
|Jlji.iiil iicl
Al anv rate. In- ,w - Me
-i/- I
j isn't m d
! Coiling
(
propel t V ought I" In- let .II I d, low
I
.' - md
J l he VVIll's over, and lie . dd in. t
I Finish
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j emphatically that the m- Indian a' I
Mouldings
I ;![ .11'.L.I! 1II 1,1 1 his friends might not to hav, pnh
L ath
hied anv of it up it tin-, did
I Itrick
t pass, while it was in llie gov-i nno i d '
itigiess- possession.
i lam e
s Tf, w a k t
hi ip
1fi'*
TA Id, AM ASSKK, Fla. Aug. in.
f/l*j— Thi> S t at e Ittnlroiid f ommi s ston gave notice that, effective
September 15. lti'.Vi, there would
he an increase in the rates of crate
material, carload, from all ship
(dug points in the state of Florida
to all destiantions on the Florida
Fast ( oast Railway.
nnd Bruntwick
charged on like
in the stgte of Florida,
and unlawfully' di t trl mf
gainst complainants, in
of Section 2 of the act
'that rates of the Florida Railroad late commerce.1’
Commission on c r a te materia] from
.Jacksonville to poir.tnnn the FlnriINVITED ON FLIGHI
|di. F as t Cnasl Railway and from
j other points m Florida to the same
R E R U N , Aug. 10.— f,
! (lestinations, were less than the German Air Uugue has
t rates being charged by the car- i Gertrude Ederle to fly f
|t iers for the haul from Jaekson- to Berlin and from Berlin
vill*- to Hast Coast points on erate place in Germany at the
I mot.-in.I originating tit Hainbriilge expense.
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SANFORD
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CASH LUMBER CO.
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- I.con ruimSo many
people are desiring
I a new rer.forc.
road information through Georgia,
wliii Ii is exthat the Sanf ord Chamber of t'otn
|4r'<r;ipi of prisincrce is giving tlii- informal mn
■issii.tn-i' of agi'i
I tor 1he benefit of those who are
rtfnti il . I a d m
I traveling north via At lani a and
|fcskaiic .i,i open . ( Iml t anooga.
Those I al, mg t lie eeti* i al i out
! Iirnngh Flo, nltl
in m
- an f.,r.I,
should go tiu ouuli Lake ( Hunt \ cm
Fust a.,, a-' tin* road vm Tnvur . i
vr.
■n, Jin elo.seil fin n-jiairs, and Tin- Aloiint
Ikkiji..' ■uti, ie- and Dora l oad is under eunsl met ion.
1*"|. n
I.,- built It is under ........ I ilmt it i - neei-ssai v
"I "! /..lie I I , to go from f a n f o l d to Winter Park
itr - I-1K *i d Oil I III j and Apopl.a to get good roads to 1
MGnCi. .,ni| ,,u tin Fust is.
l lie road i mu ch from
la
F a s t i s to Leesburg hill passable.
I ,t- loci From
l.ee.hurg
In ( halu
and
I'-ti sVs Gainesville, anil on in Lake City,
11 they the roads an- good, all hard sur
i oiiper- faced.
in plelely
Leaving Luke City, tin- best road
loin this is via (tuitiuan. ami from Quitman
ei ther via Moultrie o| Thomasville
.I n
to Albany, Aim-nous, and Fllnvillc.
.1 j At Ftiaville impiire :■iotot the road
ad- 11*' Allanltt, as you <an go either
by Griffin, Buena Vista, Talhottan
nr Newman ami mi in Alluntn. iad hurt ipuire al the A Manta Chamber of
- 1n ul Commerce on North Pryor Street.
I 11 i - n rer From there the mads an- splendid
.lit i ■i. If n l ' via Mariett a and Rome lo ClmtThe latest load inform
will leave |lammga.
" ‘i-'O of pi |r, alum about the road t " Minim is
- d. Alb .ter that there are three detours going
went hoc
' 11 . iii-l liieti via Macon, ami in m l
l'!' . 1.if eon these clay mads are not su good.
This information was given by
"'"'."an pi i ;„ii
■L H. Lawson, who has ju.-l come
over them) roads and can vouch for
t hem.
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Hit li - , i-iiiP R O M O T E G R A P E IN 01 S T K Y
' . di I I'll |,
a. i •del, was I MI AMI , Aug. Ilf i/'Pi-Pui'i'liat'c
" f 711,000 acres of land in Wash,J"' growers, I inglini, Huy and .lackxiu coiinlics,
i thal bill I I' lnrida, I'm- a $2,fill0,ini0 ngi icul
The B est Always
Singly or By The Box
Fluster
While llock Fluster Hoard
Nails
Screen Wire
Builders Hardware
Doors
Windows
Inform ation About
Georgia Roads Is
Given Bv Chamber
|B¥DAY
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Cigars are the firet
HUNTER
choice of thousands of smokers!
For
Clean burning — mild in flavor —
with a distinct aroma — they give
you a qu ality sm oke for a nickel.
SaU
Ev»rvw h<f
Fram es and Screens
Made to Order
Murphy Ironing Hoards
Medicine Fa binds
Try one today. Compare it with
higher priced cigars — and satisfy
yourself of the outstanding quality
and value of Hunters*
\
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-FAN
Nickel fiirious"
SALK
SI ill binary
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Eli W ill Company. Daytona,
5 -KHa
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* " S l a t binar y
5,2.i
I " ( Kcillnl mg
M -ill
I’liniiiigraph-i mill Iteeurrh.
Iiiitlmtui m iniim-iibi
Mn.iieul i n -1 rmiii-nU and utringx,
I THE NOVELTY
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I Ijvl ribiitors
Hunter Cig ars
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’ Mi Sanford \ve
Sanfuril, Fla.
iiliS
F L O R ID A
P O W E R & L IG H T
COMPANY
1" p,h*i I, as I I oral development prop-el was tin-
hipped
’I'r11' 1,r v during
,l~*
.a curding
“li‘lk';;1 "f tin. i ‘,,ik
,rj' f->;' liange, Mr.
^"■d wiiile fewer
down ami
i tin., “
t rnp
.......... gl"W
r ^ ' l l UK hud, pru-i-s
'"Ufki-t.
jnouiicgd here today by the Pii-n-e
.and Stevenson Lund Company nf
■Miami and Chipley.
Prumntinn nf
an L-xlcnsivu grape industry on
small I r a d s in the acreage was
expressed as tho primary objoel.
tSVLI
Ik V,
M'ldy In
, / .....bi Grower,
(Mr,“ l u ' " |i- mspee. 1,l,,id nf agrieulI , , 1,1,1 s ' »tn,ii r,
*■A'TTi,.ir,
i. u
—’■ enm*' l('- C,tni 1 1nit
W' ' *'•rl .n t line
"■'ll Ml v f,
each
ttri-liefiuiU
ut:
1r|ll<,|"l||-i 1 and
Irt ‘MM
nmre I ban
l" r1|"n depart,ni|v. 1,V Older
I'm
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" hand
S '”
“dier
n";"'"1' to mure
11 H tm pro-
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irgi-
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FREE RADIO!
T h e W ater-C u red P^Occa*deIivcrs l(a p fe iiu r e evenly o v er th e en tire su rface
o f th e tu be und insurea a p erfect cu re . I t retain * a ll th e tou gh, live quality
o f th e ru bber. And th e ru bb er used In
The IIoff-Mac Battery Company is going- to tfivo away
a Uadio Set to somebody—Ahsolutulv Free!
Clip The Coupon
Fill it out and drop it in the box at nm new store rear
of Seminole Hotel. Radio will be awarded 8 p. m., Sept.
4th.
fflOFF-MAC
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Rear Seminole Hotel
Phone 101-W
art
United States Tubes
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I* o f sup erior quality. It i* th e celebrated
U . S . Sprayed R ubber free from acid , sm oke
a n d o th e r im purities—th e toughest, m ost
u n ifo rm rubber know n.
U n ited States T ubes ago w»IL I f pu nc
tu red , th e Injury docs not spread a n d vulcanixed repairs aro perm anent.
W h e n you buy a U n ited S ta te s T u b e
m ad e o f Sprayed R u bber by th e W ater-
C u red P rocess, you buy a tube th a t Is m ade
o f the finest m aterials under Id eal con d ition s ■
In th e largest a n d best equipped tu b e factory
in th e w orld.
I t w ill add m ile s to th e life o f you r casing.
U n ite d S tates R o y al T u b es, G rey T u b s *
an d U sc o T u b e s w ill give th e sam e Jonfc
satisfactory service you gat fro m United
States T ire s .
Name
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Address
F o r SaU by
Miller 0 . Phillips & f . P. Rines
Avf. and 13th S t.
Hanford, FIs.
< 1113 Hanford Avo.
Hanford.
Do Y ou Own A R ad io?
W hat M nke? .......... ........
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�M ak e T h em R ead y F o r T h e F a rm s F ir s t
As Brisbane Sees It
n»i7lTW'lFlWffT
afternoon t M t f t
■t... iM f tr d , KlorMn
■ ( jn ia ll i At ran*
Wonderful Girl.
“ R a c k t o t h e F a r m " hnn b e e n a b e a u t i f u l s o u n d i n g nlopan.
I’rcsident Coolidgr Cannot.
F o r y e a r s it h a s s e n t a ilirill i n t o e v e r y c rowd t h a t h a s
Super-Kacrod Property.
8ocoml (Muss Mntlor
Plants Have Hearts.
17, 191V. at Mi** I’oatoffI»■>■ s t o p p e d t o l i s t en t o a pal riot it* g e n t l e m e n s p e a k i n g f o r t h e i r
under Ad i>f f a v o r i t e c a n d i d a t e s .
Pd, Florida,
rtoi
IIY AItTII(’ fC HIGH BAN E
1SS7.
(Cnpf rlph t Itnlfl. l>7 atnr f<*.»
T h e c i t y m a n li kes to t h i n k o f ( h e j o y s o! I a r m life, l i e
u .R ism i
p t i . DKA.V MI A » » o r i H « j longs e s p e c i a l l y f or f r e s h , c r i s p v e g e t a b l e s and lusc ious t r u i t ,
WITH
PO W ERFU L
strokes,
JOMKII, MnnnKln* KiIIIdi a n d r i c h, s we e t mint.
He s e e s in h is m i n d ' s e y e s g r e e n 'guided hy bonfires, fieri rude E<l
t ** • i ;
m e a d o w s s l o pi n g down to t h e s p a r k l i n g ri ver , w i th its s w i m (■elf, smiling. landed on the English
lll’HfICHirTIOV maths
T r«r—17 Oft; Sit M-.nt »>- n r.n
shore. after swimming the "hioinel
‘•llVOred III 0U> In I'ulrl-l. p.*< m i n g hole ly i ng d a r k and stil l u n d e r t h e s h a d e ot a g re a t from France. making the trip nt 1 I
WAAkf IBc. Wi i k Iv K.Iit I..II I i 'll* willow t r e e .
H e ; f e e l s h i s h e a r t lift up in g l a d n e s s w h en he |
hours. 21 minutes.
Minn Ederle
* « r y»nr.
-----------‘ h e a r s t h a t s l ogan , " M a c k lit t h e K a r i n . "
tieat by two Imurs the best record
!
O n c e in a long while, too, t h e c i t y m a n m a k e s a b r e a k for made hy any of five men that have
Shi* ran*
4*u>tio#s of «*ntM-iuhim.iii" wl," , *l i t h r c o u n t r y .
A n d s o m e t i m e s h e even n u k e s a tfo m I a i m eoru|iiered the channel,
■piered wind, non and tide us well
'rti* n
n o , . ' 1" 1'
I life. But he m a k e s a s u c c e s s o n l y b e m u s e o) his h a v i n g s o me ns tIn* rhnnni !.
Landed unassist
n M a i C H s a x . o i l s t k m r u V ' s s " iaort <»f e q u i p m e n t f o r t h e new work He m a v h a v e m o n e y ed after three hours of desperate
1 *1* AMi>ciai«>i er.*** I. ••m-iii. e n o u g h to p a v f o r nis m i s t a k e s u nt il lie l e arns t h e n ew hiisi- fighting on tto* Hritish coast.
i*ly emit led ia
ii fiV
.
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to itiu
I hi* ftiA
11 . i*
fivrr le
What a girl that is, what a ered
O r h e m a y be an e n e r g e t i c w o r k e r w h a t e v e r he does
Tlcatlnn of nil ll**W* (11HII.I l(*ll a*n ; ness.
it
to her father, mother, and tier
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flaw* pnlillHh*«l
All a nd h a v e i n t e l l i g e n c e e n o u g h t o s t u d y his p r o b l e m s b e f o r e (,erinun unrest i v
P r ocftl
l i h m of
hutimi <«f htim-u i he u n d e r t a k e s t h e m .
dispatcher* h«*r«*ln in*1 iil"o r»'m*t v- d
W h a t we a r e t r y i n g to g e t a t is, t h at it is r a n k f o o l i s h n e s s
MISS E l iLii! b sly.uId tie sulisT U E S D A Y . AUGUKT 10, 1926 to t r y ou t, " Ma c k to t h e F a r m " and not p r o v i d e p ra c t i c a l ficil (villi sw I'unifig and devote
w a y s o f in a i r i n g r e a s o na ii l c s u c c e s s and h a p p i n e s s t o t he herself to w..in.in'- greatest work,
motherhood, more important than
I B HERALD IM.ATFORM
I,people who re s po n d t o t h e c al l .
F a n i l - a r e not lovely pa * swimming the >hairnet or the l*u
|
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is
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e
work
on
n
f
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m
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m
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x
a
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t
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n
g
and
‘ fe—Deeper nnlrr route to JnrUnmvlllr.
P RESI DENT i OOLIDGE c an
|,p.C«Mlnlftliin of xi. John*-In m o r e l a b o r i o u s t h a n it is :n a n y o t h e r g re a t i n d u s t r y . J u s t not aieede to ilie re(|ii(“*'t of the
b e c a u s e t he s u c c e s s f u l f a n n e r h a s spet nil o p p o r t u n i t i e s for
dian HO rr Cnnnl.
supreme cumin) of the Knights of
■I . m Iii. of nhllr « * )
punt, irunl. miirt. c o m f o r t a b l e , ha ppy l i vi ng, b i s wo rk is loo o f t e n r e g a r d e d ■Cohiinbii- for United St;C
I run
, ».—#«nlniinlai
mterPie.
veritioo in Mexico.
That is of
**. |f,'—' ABgnl. 1111Hit of hntlillnx |ir«i- a s e a s t e n o u g h f or a n y m a n t o u n d e r t a k e
The o e <* department tins
K rn 1*1---In ll*r*. hill,*!., »|ntrlAnd it is pro ba b ly s o m e t h i n g a l ong t h i s line of t ho ugh ) fi. ini
!.*’
in.nl holl.r*,
ri*poiiei| iii* n.tei'lcronco with prop
fo>Kll rMl»n of ulrn-t limliiK |im- thiit was bjick ot I lie call to t h e NJilmtial I'Jirm S c h o o l m n - eri \ a right. of Aiiierican ■it i
y f*
«ri»n».
/in-, ;it!t| tin I Iilled Stales has H'i
r owlrtifllon nf h 11 it I 1 » pa i fcrcnct* held lust m o n t h m New York
nrmiviri l ake >1mi#■«**•
T h e o b j e c t ot t h e o r g " : r e a l ion is to in m i r a g e <. U V bo\ s I rigla ■ * ii*'* i :*'i>■ in Mexico’s in
ffy—Com pletVfin of i’Hj In- ii nf Iflen*
'ternai alfnilCatholic churches
fltm
A s c h o o l 1Hu n d e d
t o t a k e up a g r i c u l t u r e a s t h e i r li fe work
olid * hool« i.d * n over l*v the Mex
»f ark Mil
tvllh j»rm InIoii fur lurmimd at D o y ln st o wn , P e n n s y l v a n i a , t w e n t y liv ■ \ e a r s a g o by Hr. ican y -v* Him* io not being the
W ;i
*> furlllllrv.
J o s e p h K r a t i s b o p f , o f P h i l a d e l p h i a , i* 1,1 be e n l a r g e d until prop**iv ol • i*.i**•I States ili/ens
»,> - •K't.Al ti* * • inl ■v ' us no ground for I
il tail o f f e r t r a i n i n g o p p o r l u n i t i e s to to<\ - and g i r l s f r o m all
B I B L E V E R S E FOR TODAY
pro!* t
OUR WHOLE DUTY "Take p a r t s o f tin* U n i t e d S t a t e s . A f un d o f f i f t e e n mil lion dol !
■
j
*Maluriii, t hills an
T h e g r a d u a t e s of
Itt heed
to love 1lie Lord Jars is to be raised I'm* t he e n t e r p r i s e .
fit s'SIA II VSN'T offered i*i pay I
ir God, and to walk in all His (lit; s ch ool a r e to be f i n a n c e d in o p e r a t i n g t h e i r o wn f a r m s il debts, and tin* administration'
Hcnt; lit* nr HiliiiUS|
ays, and to keen His command until t h e y b e c o m e s e l f - s u s t a i n i n g . Mill the m a i n i m p o r t a n c e ii ll. a*: line In lore Russia could I
UlCTlts, mid to cleave unto Him. and of t h e work is ( ha t it is to a dd h u g e n u m b e r s o f s c i e n t i f i c I be re* ogni/ed, it most agree to up-'
Mo servo Him with all your '''.“ p1 a g r i c u l t u r i s t s for tin* Mint i o n ’s b e st line of d e f e n s e , t h e c r e a bold the oil in 111y of' emit rail s and
killi jhp
|'l Operl v i igbt
ith all your soul." Jos.
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t
nr
s
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f
i
t
food
suppl
i
es
P R A Y E R - Mny we, Lord,
UK Ii E( I l(i M / l ' l J ............ . rs
jrfemher to obey is heller thim
J u d g i n g f rom i he n a m e s o f t h e d el e ga t es to t he c o n f e r
iwdHflce.
e r n e , t h e N a t i o n a l F a r m S c h o o l is a J e w i s h e n t e r p r i s e , wh ic h ’ '.vben they ....... pi m* I**I no individual
propel1V i ig hi , whell t hey put
tv5; n*
-- S T L ( i l T S SI m ;
. m e a n s t ha t it will Nourish.
" M a c k In the F a r m ’" a s its iiit'ii ni"l women t.* death miller the
^h
'*
HUNTING KONG
j s loga n will m ea n t r a i n e d w o r k e r s f or t h e f a r m . T h e Herald I, 1■111 ■r 1"I e vpl'1-e ing t Ill'll* opi
JL
____
•MIH' k•'1* PM••iH.ll nf •t a r ' ft r m u, ii i •'4 1
l itpipk iPL* of flic
I w i s h es t ha t t h i s mav lead to a n ati on wide m o v e m e n t for iii"i -. .nnl *•i*r thousands to freeze
' ‘ ^Vakpn, lords and Indies guv!
it l**-l" r*) i [hi1ni •: i...*k , , , t ■*1 w[; im■ft ithi • i« h * mm. Ihit *'ll le !rc*
mnl
In
it*
Siberia
It
we
could
, P n the mountain dawns the •lay; t h e e d u c a t i n g o f b oys and g i r l s f or f a r m work and f a r m
1KCfi fit u c - ■ I loan. inp in the li.1 '
'mi.| tli.e 11 e.e on-lit of lmin:in he 1I) 1III fi.» ' ■' iMI'll lllii Mi'll 1i 1•1F1 1I'li
AH the jolly ctinse ih here
Hi 4•t lie J r.III*1<, S f)T»H• u ‘ -t (TH fll'M
management.
T h e public s c h o o l s under t h e right m s p i r a
*
1*1*.. I*\ l.'u--ia. 1*11lullv reiogni/.i J
' f D ! *1 '•IMl.j . HI ' 11M
i 4 !ih.r.il Ian •s ha\i • MP1 Ml■hi V
With hawk und horse mid limiting
lion could send outj e v e n y e a r thousand' - ol Imv - and g i r l - n g t!o in mnl t he i igbt of t lie
iL
"pear;
i h w ti i ,i • .M'" * * i?n i V hi. Mh l lllu f »• illlc Tti ,ivn' ■|. t iihi
t /in to murder bis people, why I i- »
Hawks are whistling, horns are who a r e e a g e r to heroi ne good f a r m e r s .
IHid■I '1 tl «1 ir •Usinim |s
l ii* • t III'ft Hi i : •* Ml ]'|C4l. IF fio.in.
n
im
'
we
recognize
the
right
of
the
jl\
knelling,
WHiid ' 1IMn*jiiI’tir ai
.( k w w N•»t
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1"1 1A": m[i[i■, ran ! M
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when
it
n*pSe\
a
I
government
to
control
Hus
I
Merrily, merrily mingle they,
HI •ID<k> <lra wn •in any linn 1i •. i t'll ■M t.)
•' , he. k- .J : iu n . it
; r o s e n t s pl ans o f e f f e c t i v e l e nd ers who Lave t he me m s ol -inn piopertv'1
“‘Waken,
Waken lords mol holies gay!"
l'l.»f .1
i r kap J In ltdliMve ii ft\ anv hank HI Lb rid i. \\hat ,< 141
j " \n* properly rights the only | IfJ in*
j h e l pi ng to m a k e a s u c c e s s o f f a r m work, and f a r m life.
El
1man c«i ii M huvt COll 11l • pni \i ri! ll c f '•.•dll Mlik - lit ui V*
j tboig important m I he opinion of
’■Waken, lords unit Indie* gnv!
luiii 1■1 -ii.h a. t ion, a ml it m IM.t t'.i nntr m 1 •ta'nti •H 1 • :r i •pi
oil gloiiu'i repuldie?"
mint hnx left the miaintuin
- tlf |«r 1
that <ompt i ..I!. r of IhjM chiIMtv< 11.
II i i am hank.HI N
fj rt e y ,
l ( ll ln IK v Mr*1 Mh>sli p v i) in |i t 1 > | Vn rk. M
if i n Ml*-oil:ri i r 1 >\V*t Hi
Bprfnglei
inglctn in the dawn are steam
liufl it when Lloi ida, iHi illvMI
HE ft lit K S CI ENT IS TS gathered
Kitinsii'*
J1 Imi* n >■- HI )HIM ’ *aT<
I
Ing,
In i t s e f f o r t to m a k e e v e r y b o d y in S w e d e n kn ow how to at llvfiod, Sir .lagadis Chandra luomdii t Ii* r i ,J I C Ins 1Iellt ion. cun precMiltute a pa ue in .'mnl tier
lattionda on the brake are gleam
Hnx, a Mm.In srn-iii is), ieinonstra1 ’I In* metllod *r notification wa
late, what I- to lutniei I lie Imnks
swi m, t h e S w e d i s h g o v e r n m e n t a n n o u n c e s t ha t school l e a ch ed llnil plants have real life, flow |pint: ilarlv offensive and crude
i ng ;
of the r i e l, lor example, from
tnd foresters have busy been
ors wh o do not kn ow hmv to s w i m will not be e m p l o y e d m [ of sap like the flow ol nor blood,' si hi
'it t a in d I i bus ini* cor
'iiilioiiiig against the hanks of 1lie
t r ac k th« buck in thickul green;
I
'■•lie
* •I 1 11 1V 1III -1 t lie eahre .olith or we I ’
tile publ ic school s. F u r t h e r m o r e , no boys o f g i r l s will lie 'noil i 1 'iilral power like the Ini
Now wc como to chant our'lny,
I man Inai I.
Sir .lagadis showed final
. i* :*• si . i i *i I., i ii ■i
lb pati In
fi..m
U'ashinglou
g i v e n c e r t i f i c a t e s o f p ro m o t i o n in o t h e r school s u b j e c t s until II In "In ,i 1 1 I,.ills" of a -map ill agon, s' II.
“ Waken, lords and ladies g a y ! ”
' ' I I.eV Wit*
,
a v l la* i ' i - t ii ■ it lore | fi.it s e n t o u t
t h e y h a v e i pi al i li cd a s s w i m m e r s .
And to
la*
just
and pt'i'veii Min' bromide** deaden* lie* ‘ i i "1 * ent, t 'a* n*' in i w.is in, No*
*t h I * i
a p o |o /,i)' i*(l
| In*,
aken, lords tmd ladies gay!
mu *1, i t* tl •a l ■1 ■1 Noi It 111no ll t of |os o|\c ni y ought In ito mol'* t ban I hat
fair, fIn* g o v e r n m e n t nNu announeiM t hat im mini or woma n ( i Iron lie, ii i tic.it. I lint
lip
■;Totho green worn I hauls a wav.
la k e
the
who i^ not a stv l i nme r will be a p p a i o t e d to o f f i c i a l j rut |•iv* it *lial peisnit of tin* deadly no.... .. 11 ‘In idinil bum. - >*odd . im ' **m I '' I ip i I............ . i ] it l o
cun show you where III' licit,
Il **bfa ...... I ry e|i mile are I'ulirl to ify n 1in v'li ml hoy i o' L ul aa e h i ire I 11 * ■all'll t ■ ot t i m e eelli i; I 0 ■ i. i
nf-ttuot aml tall of sDei
ions.
’ ,1
.■date
III
ll.plv I * the I I I
. e cun show the marks lie made
T h o s e m e a s u r e s sound r a t h e r d r a s t i c , but S w e d e n
has
Then* 1.mil.Ill'll . IK
h.1
I I. W'n Ml«*ii pailoli
I be Hi 11I di S| lent 1st - Were a
When 'gainst the oak hie millert
non b anoi/i d as when, long a go. .
IV
done s o m e b i g t h i n g s in t h e e d u c a t i o n a l world.
Sweden'
’ fray'd;
i*T0U shall see him hrnuglil t>> bav; people, too, h a v e a l w a y s held an e n v i a b l e place in good hea lt h ■i Hindi i I ini i Ii mail show ed under i
I be mn i o -1 opi , tlioosnnds of i mu I
T . W. I,;tyvton,
" Wa k e n , lord, uml litilict g a y ! "
recor ds.
And t h i s e n d e a v o r to m a k e t he art ot s w i m m i n g plicated living It ellt tons wiggling
I’ MAI 111*' A* II |'l IS I
rf'f »l i
a n a t i o n a l ipialit n at mn f o r a lm os t a ny kind ol s n ,e " w in arniind in i drop ot -taguaiil * a *
Supf. Public Inst nictinii,
Louder, louder chant the lay,
The woi Id of t* *M1* w*u~ mui
life very s u r e l y i n d i c a t e s t h at t he m a t t e r has been given ter.
Where l|. L*1u* , slo* i - offei i*i| i
Waken, ]ords and ladies gay!
Court House.
ninelv -Dirtied [o he. i r t h*i! ■■i 1 huner
I
i .. milke
lu*r
pi) tun**
JT«1I them youth and mirth ami glee e a r n e s t s t u d y ,
znnae
l.e'iglen,
iiii
greap
si
wo
Sanford, Floridii.
thioiigh the thing Unit she doe
Run a course as well uh we;
| Till ! II1N111
Wiseman h*i|n i
S w e d i s h b o y s a n d gi r ls will all learn t o s w i m .
T h e y will j plums In nig -ii* mm b alive a n.
man tennis i*b \, r ii. the wm hi. bed ill all tile Worio play terini*
l 4 m e . st ern huntsman!
who can i
[ le a rn t o t a k e r a r e o f t h e m s e l v e s and o t h e r s in e a s e of d a n g e r ; ings line it may In* possible u. had Ins tunc a prof isional, gi\ .iig* < an s|M* he liliin.t il lot* Inking ml
Vf
balk,
T h e y ’ w ill add i m m e a s u r a b l y
to
I h ei r ahainlon vui-eclion of uiiimals, up her niu.it ut slalu:- in or.lei to vantage ol -liedi an upp. rlgiiity.
• t a u n e h has hound ami lleei as f r o m dorw n i n g.
Mine !.c:igii*n ciituu.l a'w.ivs
It'll la* lake advnnt ge of i mdnu t ■
hawk;
s t r e n g t h a nd t o t h e g e n e r a l h e a l t h o f t h e i r c o u n t r y . An d the sob t il ufe i bat of pliinl -.
tvmg that will •*.
l'l ■v tennis a- .|i doe . n Iw. Some
plant
have
a
heart
and
a
i o . i exhibition
s Think o f this, and rise with day, next g e n e r a t i o n o f S w e d e n ' s people will be p r o d u c t s of
I -i mil Iv '
dav --dm would find that she was
lal mg v tem,
why .Imaldn’t it her n real future
Gentle lords and ladins gay!
.
amt mouiH :
vniupn.-lmii, ami when that day
h e a l t h i e r pa run Is.
Ine. i* feeling, ei|imi In ttoil ■■ a amat eurs g "in
passing
of
"i
— S ir Wal t er Scott.
■il * pi l'Lsiiliilislltp
callie -In would In ic-,'t w t b 1,11(,
In t h e m e a n t i m e in F lo r i d a , w h e r e e v e r y t own in the goioea pig op angle won m.
,)!
----------o - Hut is 'h;c tail'.' Mine. Lei
Ni“ husk of former trmmmi Thi i
f
leu is not
I;,’*/, It wna the host hull game of Niu s l a t e h a s opporl unit v f o r bui l di ng gootl s w i m m i n g pools at
i well lo dm worn
w.iy In* wul i'll mi ' itti-i *i vi ar
A
M 1 1 . I ' h o t r i l d e s l o t V o f I I I .me
She has | i i - ’ limn y vea r*s a . m Ol I Wo wit!l foil l| uof Nils WII' Ill's
fr! Tretr.
1 l itt le e x p e n s e , we h a v e oiilv " t a l k e d " a bout m a k i n g t h e art
cruelty * **iin ■*. Irom
Spruigt *. 1*1, nmateur, n last , isuig to the \ei v
•f c fi f
----------o------I
...... is
to l l .' * * I olid to |,ye t lie
It a ch il d w h i n e s a litt le Mil “
\ ymmg man, well «■*).*. ,i
i.;g*
Williams deserved that game if. o f s w i m m i n g a s ch ool s u b j e c t .
pinnacle ot tennis a, hievemen
h dam e of lo*’ 1 p. m puni* (han
excuses
it f r om b e i n g ed. suddenly gone mad. toil ,n*| She is No gicutest ‘emus i>I i\ *i 11" i Inal cnini'M '
any pitcher over deserved to win. 1and a c t s a f r a i d o f t h e w a t e r , t h at
Suppose s||i. I II |.111" i ,1 III 1. 1,1 I
t a u g h t to s w i m .
C o w a r d l y , or m o r e
pol itel y
" n e r v o u s , ” his nmt 111 * I o death, ami wa * i.
Lor t hose who * an nrfor* 1 11 . it
Huadline: ‘‘King George To Take I g r o w n - u p s wh o h a v e n e v e r le arne d to s wi m a r e r n nl ei i t to holding her mat iluteil body
tem nml !o-1 tig- minm-iici* . n In ik *'• tiro* I lift,i t.i
o ia i,vi .: o Im
Il wu
uggested I hat i lie u i h next ........... tlim i* vein . os ,. , ,,
K , Vacation." Wonder wiml kind of
.milieu.
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rr s i **I ii -;il to give uomev. 't.ol firelv ptisMtili*
fish he'll catch?
f . i**u wont w*n.j i
eiiu.seil iiisaiuty. ami [In- main., .tl she have ' A u - v p|. ., „,p mem I "I* Nmse W'le ■ h . v * talo n u
b u s i n e s s o f k e e p i n g ufl oal m deep wa t e r .
i pastime som. i limg p- win *|.
p
" Ho' , ” 0’ (V u,n' whut n inomdo j
^ ))() W<1 |,ave.
yuveu n m c nt a b l e e n o u g h to put into pra c- attack ' 11111 Itn* in isernli le m me ory of rmiiiv vretories b*i* | *
hci
olne o," •Ci* *, 11 enough i
murderei* mumhlmg over uml . vet* money.
T h e G o al O f F in a n c ia l Su ccess
noux life, there tiHBTi t
ticen a I
^
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* , .<.* ° . «
,
.
make
a f irt i .* in .m Imn *•
chknf[e in premierii
premiers in France for t i c e r u l e s l i ke t h o s e a d op t ed by mt c lH gon t S w e d e n . A m e r “wash away her sins" imlic.iti *1 re
Now, at the height ol her Dime. way, it >y I il I In* imieeit fuothaldy
ican c h i l d r e n w h o " l i k e " t h e f un of it learn t o s wi ng T h o s e lifrimis lainilieism had unhaIniired when her name will hung Hum for them to M ii|se to heed 'hi*
than a week.
his mmil
I lo imi h e s i t a t e t o c o n s u l t us f r e e l y ituv f' mfl
sands to see to-1 play im malti i ' knock of cantor t unity*
w ho need it m os t , a n a e m i c , h o l l o w - c h e s t e d li ttl e f el lows do
A Mnsmtehtmetls youth killed
r u a l l i T S ot f i m i n c e o r b u s i n e s s . We tire
not
yet
i
n
s
t
r
u
c
t
i
o
n
in
s
w
i
m
m
i
n
g
.
And
all
hec-ause
our
edtiI
his motlier mid said lie did it hcI1IH'M SPAIN conn ■ a inn
r e a d y to aid o u r p a t r o n s on t h e i r wa> l,r
.cause tie loved her, Which is u cut ii >i in I s y s t e m is l a c k i n g m a l t c n t i n n t o p h ys i c a l t r a i n i n g . a lima who killed In d.ioghi r,
f a t h e r poor wav of showing it.
p l e a sa n t goa l o f f i n a n c i a l s u c c e s s .
C u r i o u s t h a t I ' l m n l a Is not slit I i c i c u t l y a d v a n c e d to m a k e offei m g In i* a- a "saci iTii ,* i.. i id
hi; ADEN l u x HERALD
I " prove my faith."
— If
s w i m m i n g a c o m p u l s o r y siih|ccl in Ns puldic schools.
* Florida puragi uplmrs don't have
He had i ot I he git |
p, i t .
Miss Manrnrel t ill* hi in. _M v* i' • I watches the - 1 ,f«*r who i, nrose '
to (fet in argument at home when
I 'rcipti idIv lie had la-do d lion c!f old. tried her first et.-,* -I.** ..•h*,'l m t or . She stands eomposed, sure I
it'A
easi er
to wHif
write MJiiit'ui
something
u a cuxicr
tiiK
r Il .. O
u iRi iID
F
P A \C A N S O L \ ' K I ’r e s a le i il C o o l i d g c ’s f a r m e r iv- or perHuadcd others In la It him day iii federal eouit at Kan-u* | strong. The slender girt with the
i
Georgia nr.it wail for a r.* , itlf p n ( |)|,,m itn<l r e m o v e f r o m bis pillow t h e n i g h t m a r e s of until the Mood flowed, ak-o in pi,.ve
( ity. She iiroHeeuleil for I he gov * bobbed hair lias tried her first cums I
r»ly from tin* llcimo llrcw cnlumn
* K.
,,
his faith.
eminent , the rase ol ihi govern
for the government of ;he Ui.R,*,I I
n the f'otiirnbuB, bit., MniiuiriTiVll'iNiU \ iiugeii stilisidv bills d e f e a t by S e c r e t a r y Mel
w is ..
i**.*
inont of the
United Mates of St at e s and won it.
!
Ion. lTah........;4
e l i l i es o f F l o r i d a will l a k e c a r e o f it t h e m s e l v e s .
h*.ri.it ,nd Amorim against Ruth K. Il\, - **,
A new voice will he heard in the
The dreamy developments will materialize some duv, when khai -imli- imw io,',!'' nt,,, ti u e ' charged vvitli itu* |, .*,.. - ion uni court of the government of the
Hundreds ,.t mil',
1 sale **f morphii ••
United S t at e s h.*reaiter
p,.r .
t& X ^ K ST v
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Ti n* . - n - i * v.,- i tuiiig* .1
S a n f o r d ,F l a .
tmv • icad. and i.ikm .|i,,i, ,,,r | Into thrt holv nf tu.ti,.-, ( Mr,t Inilis it would lie well p, put ||m, (,
Hr -inoily for rmilbiting. Ye, i.m ! if l i v e m o n e y ot H o n d a will go i nt o a g r i c l i l t o r a l home- dead
g i a al ii I I lie I till It* -inrv ,| \m u. I saered emlostire vvlnte i **i*eg:it In r spittoons to one -id.*, gentlemen
'that dw»eii't work you could try i ng d u r i n g t h e e n s u i n g t h r e e y e a r s . P l a n s h ave b een d r a wn Di«in. umii* willing in i i,i i)u. Ilie officials of tin* i i t, ,*■,ijh-<i f
ST R E N G T H - S E R V IC E - PR O G R E SS
of the bar.
having Y*'1"' Nil guru amputated,
j f (l|. |he tie vel npmen t o f modest f a r m p l ot s lit he o f f e r e d at Nona! nl his son, In pli ,i t. i|,tJ a m l several large tuns- . a-palnr-i.
|1(. | come a miss of iil, a t'i*<iernI prn-eE
f c # r of those wmk Mutisfnctorily, you reimomtlile p ri ces. Mode] l a n n s a r e p r o j e c t e d .
I n - o p e r a l i v e Lord, ami desisting fi*
. TO M S IM S
•hroat
catting
onlv
when
a
i.mi
j cutor. Shades of John VI.u h ill!
5,;* might try sewing up your mouth, m a r k e t i n g s c h e m e s a r e in p ro ce ss.
I m p o r t a t i o n o l t e s t e d appeared a* a suh-iiint,
; “Gentlemen
of
th
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o
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• Ih*.*
d a i r y c a t t l e is c o n t e m p l a t e d . C h i c k e n f a r m s a r e in i n c u b a
A Chicago fortune teller didn’t ■
j uddgo
ge 1
begins ((you should Rave
When the ’liinipu Optimiid elub
iii ‘ l*i
Ladies anti Gem h uo n" |)hl know she was going hnnkrupl.
tion.
T r u c k g a r d e n i n g devel opmen t is e n v i s a g e d .
Why?
C ONT RAS T ^ O t ! R I e i* I I n g s
■U half) its first luncheon recently *>iic
time,
j udge), " ui e then* any form
B
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all
its
r
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s
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n
t
s
wlien yon hear ol ,i religion l'aof its manihyrtv reminded thc*oili
Asia is making fare* nt Europe,
matter* to come hefon* i|l(,
•ra that if tbo club were to hi* t i l i n g it e e r t a i n to be, t h o s e p r o s p e c t i v e p r o d u c e r s o f a n t i c i uatn today culling hi- daughter'll al
Wliv not ? Thley 111-). neighbors.
udh court thi* mo r n i n g ”"
nothing but n luniheon chili it p a t e d t a b l e ne ce ss i l ies t or ( he e x p e e l e d h o r d e o f t o u r i s t s , •bloat 1,1 please 111, l.niil,
'• hen the new voire i- h,,,lM|
you i iidil I ere Tieem read mgalmnt
‘Would not amount to anything. The
Although L’ti monkey* escaped in
F'rlifih.
ringing, \ei iu-t
n,|*|J
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a
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has
a
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right
b
a
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d
y
R
ob
e
rt
Marry
Abraham willing to eat In.
t e a t ugrued that to make the or
'll H
I’aris not one Aiaeriean
toun*t
fgnixation a micccs* it must get in N e w Y o r k World.
thioiii. and hrutnlly sending "III | shakv
Von e was caught m the * n-ning chase.
into tin desert, nnpn.te, ted Hid | " Y e s . vour honor,” th.
, golldly behind some civic- move
expose.! I., almost certain deal It. a i says, “tipi government h: ■ a * use
~ ant and push tt through to ith
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1
BLA( ’KLIS'I'ING A STATU
Notice of Bids
on School Furniture at
Furnishings
Sweden Shows Its Good Sense A^ain
Bids will bo received ;it tlie
intendent’s office at the coui't hi
Sanford, Florida, until ten o’clockoj
mnrninyr of ’I’uesday, August LMtli,
on school desks and furniture, vvir
shades, and elect rie fix I tires fur llicj
ford schools, Kur specification *iv
(her information, address
LKNGLFN T I ’RNS
Ml
MU)"
NKW V( )!(’!<; IN COG UT
fjeminolu({ounfy^ai
|
C h e a p n e s s A n d S m a lln e s s N o t E n o u g h
young slave girt vvilh a , |,i|,| „f
al. When you come to think of
NEW YORK T I M E S
_ #von an optimist !s a sorry eiti
which In* was the father.
VVe are
ill If ho does not apply hi* cheer
not pc fleet Imi we have improved.
llnoaa to the betterment of hi*
ll is a pity if, as seem* to be have rigidly
fixed
planes,
tail
inmnity.
their
the ease. Henry Lord or Ins Mill planes which, hy changing
A W E A L T H Y man "name with
angle, will cnnhlc the avi ator to
will Im i Ll a pa 11 me nl - in
Playing polleeman with a simt I'alsei, in experimenting with the bring hi; foi waul motion to a stop held"
Washington to supply
loom- at
tds parent* thought was not
l
a little Mississippi hoy. sev
years old, shot and killed ho*
4l*ycar-oli! sistur the other day.
It la rather severe punishment
carelessness.
The hoy’s purIta likely us not think that Provi
haa uaed them cruelly.
Hut
f the new" of the tragedy travelon the wires of the Associated
all around the world causes
l')i
parent* to put firearms out
the reach of children, philo-iolera Will agree that Ha* little
f t o ttUrtyrdonj was justified.
possibility nf milking small and
lust before lie allgtits.
This is
•heap airplanes, should not have in what a laid doe., and lie cull come
view a machine with belief ipiali to rest from rapid flight without a
tie*
l linn meie
smallness and shock or jur on a space as aninll
. ehenpnet'.s.
an ,i telegraph wire or the top of
What Is wanted is an alrpli..... a dahlia stake.
, repraiiuelng in grenler measure
The aviator never, in all proba
the capacities of birds, and tins bility, will he as skillful as that,
must be done, apparently, by giving hut he might approach it if only
to the plane* something n| the his wings could he turned against
iinnvubility of wings.
Success will •he air ut just the right moment.
not be achieved by direct imitation lie very promptly would lenrn
The propeller is not ii copy of a 1how to use such wings
if th
the Ford#
gs tf
fish's tail.
So the ideal airplane, i „ r somebody else would provide
the airpluno of the future, will n o t . them,
‘
$12.50 monthly
to e m p l o y , , , f
till* government.
The unknown wealihv
*leserves thunks.
Thc rc is another wealthy p,-r ....
well kliown, that might ,| Viilt*thiug.
His name is " i
|t. ^Iim
and he should pay hi- employ,*,..,
bet te r ami thus help with ij„.jr
rent on his own actount.
F ro m letter carrier* to r,.,iinil
judges, employees .>1 the richcKt
nation in the world tire lianu i'ul
ly underpaid.
We Are Having
\ Hundreds of Cali
to oresent at this l i m e "
Glues m the Hall Mills murder
And so Ruth Kelly* stand*:. Hie ease are o|<| enough |,, talk.
sister who is the def.i.dani' to
Milwaukee couph ha- a
answer Nte eharce of
idling
h p II throe
dope. There art* tear* in ,,, , ,.Vl,Sj ing tiphy hoy
Soon they begin to min down 'the and was uiiiiijiu oil
sister who is |iin*eeii!.u watches
Found a \>
the tears
Her t Inn .pm ,*r*
lot,
^ "• I. ant tiouee] in
tied uvcii onii
hut she is calm.
'
i > |x i hup- he
talked in hi . ■•‘I’
"GtliltV of p o * s e s - i n i i 11
ter who is prosecutor a-k* i;
is ;
Galeliing i
ter who hns erred,
No "g * easily is
i one rule of
“Gui lt y, " comes the mower.
I*ett ing go
'easily is one
Then the sister who is .......... .....
lor failure.
announces, in a formal v..ae,
a
Tunis - l"1'
i “ nollo orosciiui" (no |iid*c, nt’i nn)
'v 111 not soothe
on the charge of purchase and stile a wild h
o o always thought
it
better
The defendant stand* ready for
•" ran iha
'an smg.
il
sentence,
; Tbo Judge pronounces it s e v e n '
Tex Rokan! G t be married
months in the county Hiil.
j soon, anorditig p, a recent ntiNdw the defendant Weeps witti ■IlOUlieelMein
[),, may tie
pi'oiaofvigor,
The
critical
“cscmbly i log hia bigkfy.-t ]
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uvivWit
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...for.
Homes and Apartmenln
nishrd Home
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tE N TI
T IN ti S E R V IC E
List Your Pifptfi
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DEAN-BERG COIffORATlOl
51a 516 F rs t N at'l Bank Bldg.
Phone 713
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i TELEI>IIONR
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
FRED
M is s E r i c k s o n W ed s
C u m p in w- P a r t y G iv e n i R e a d i n g C ir c le O f T h e ! B o v s S t e a l ‘G a s ’
P a lm B e a c h
M an In
t h i s W e e k A t C r y s t a l ; W .M .U .M e e ts M o n d a y '
W h e n I t G iv e s
P r e t t y E v e n t A t H om e
l^ a k e H y M is s N e w m a n W i t h
M rs . T h o r n t o n i ,
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lendor
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A very quiet wedding
Sal nr
M. -s 1due Newman is enter
day a t high noon, at the Iimuc ,,f
Rev. C. K. Clark, was thirl „f \ii„„ , la •mg
'I'll •lit fully
this
M a rg a re t Erickson and
Wavnrly j wet k at n camping parly Ht "Mag
TfnK‘S(!'!!o'veU Aux* Scot t Duane of Palm Hein h. The !
lore
t in oimruer camp
meet lit ceremony was performed by Rev. , "'dill Mil nr if
three xvill
of Mi ami Mr
W. C. Mill on
Schmidt
Clark in the presence of only the '
Hr4 R"V
immediate f amilies ami n few in Crystal b i k e, ’ll
mercy party being i'li : p#*iuiH ij \ .Mrs. Alice K
ti mate friends.
The bride wan l> e a n t i f u
y
Frid»F
. ,
>i,,. ( Imri'li "I gowned in a stunning frock of Mia
Among tho-e eti oving this »mtmi rose george tt e with trimmings i mg are: the Misses Mae Holly.
ire picture
nii'liifn i >11Ul Tl'tl Holly, Marv Klizalxth
Her large
■^Liinir n'"1 »u" ‘ h,‘“;n of heavy lace.
I tdestoti. Geoigit, Mol,lev.
Mary
,j,(, Woman's < Urh. hat was of Miami rose georgette.
Immediately a f t e r the ceremony klizuhoth Seur>f honithy Spar*.
the bride's mother entertained the \Ksi Wright. \lnu<| Luke, Margin
feel A r r i v a l s
| widding party at a wedding break
1 1 l.fiyt<'T» and I lin t* NuWmnn.
i fast at her home in (irapeville.
mtv -Jiid- T. I'rue nni The young couple left later in the
[ha1 Matthews. af ternoon in their car for Palm
H ig‘h O v e r
' \\, T Peak. C hu n - Heath where they will make their
C oast
And
home.
[tfiitr- Jacksonville: 11
Mrs.
Duane
is
the
daughter
of
L
m
v
O
v
e
r
L
a
k
e
R
e
g
io n
on: A-1N,n"
l Y. Lovell, Na crows. Mr. and "Mrs. J . A. Erickson ami is
Orlando; P. a g raduat e of the Sanford High
F AM l ’A, Aug. |o -t/l’t— Pres
£ s t i n . - : T Leiden School.
For the past three years
" i f was high on the south Allan
\V. Znr- slit- has held the posit ion ,,|- head
A u g u s tin e : C
tic const and lelativelv low nvei
Uiinville: I F Good- hook keeper ot t lie Western t'nion
Die take region, said the diliL
W M. Ho/cm.'if, at Palm Item It.
weather i , \u w for the pa st
'I
Nev;
\
|t
! t u “ se
Mr. Illume is aUo , onto , toil with hour of \\ .1 Hennett
\,
w
I
lav
in
;
V
the West er n I'nioit at Palm IL o h
rCltlk’.
I . ill peca t lit i s
k-'Olville; .1 L
a . j »«
m l 1 liroiighout
\ (I Smith.
Miss Wiritl red Strum; lias as her
[Hcpor"«
. , ,
ol the cnunfiv
f, Jcffcr-eii and lain
house guest at tier home on Mug
' A Ala.. •I It Via "i> India Avenue
Station
11 ig it
Mms Gladys M,
Abilene
J [I,, l 'ai licet, .link
( oullough of Hastitigs.
At laid a
Rri will'4 c i tv; dim
HinninghiiPM
.Miss Margaret Lux tun of Games
villi* is the lions,■ miest of Miss Hoston
:_tieoik(‘ T. Ilnvries, Main) l.ake at her home on Park Hnflnlo
f bat lesion
y Sellers. -Iill ksoll
A venue.
t liango
|Hit Mr4. C. M. I'edi n/es,
i I leaver
; Jatkcas Movie. DiryFrank Hnmilcy of Gainesville Ih- - Moinc
J,rk
I nod. St Pet
will arri ve here I Tolav to spend I lodge
| Meccan. Daytona the week end here with friends
j ( ialve ton
MM
Cohn, Bulloinno: .1 K
I Inioti
hndl; W
I
I "f ti s,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hrolher-on re
III I
ir,; George F M'llltel'. turned home Sunday night from i Kansas I 'it v
Los Angeles
\ MoD, v .1nek
Atlanta, Ga„ where they o1'1' 1 the
Wilson, I la y Iona pa t week very plea ant Iv \iuluig Mi'iaphfs
A
\ew Hi lean
[ Mi l.i'Jll I e ksio ill". ftionds.
New York
Kfhi-i 1 itv ; I In, Hugh
(
rutiNiv W M ilishoo. j
Mrs. Loretta Ihnllu i on,
Mrs. Ik Illinium < itv
IV C I’atkcr, lac k M.
T o la r and Mr. and Mi • Tom | Littsburgh
Louis
|[ Fllaiid, Jut kson- I llrother.son left !'ues,|.iv niornnig ] SL.
IVhdfield. Ini ksoll ] ill I heir ear for St Peter burg S a i l I -tike < it y
Slieru l r n
where they will spend a lew liavs.
S h o vcpot I
HIMt Mt ami Mi".
Mi. nju 1 Mrs. I. I Roper iui.l lol.ylo
AAa ihinglon
»!l, I lllcago ; .loseidl F. two small etu lilt on of U intei Gat
Pressure
Atlantic*
! I he Reading t'jrele of the Wont
11,1 s Missionary Soci et y of the
Mel ho,hst Chureh held its regular
meeting Monday af ternoon nt the
home of Mrs W. S. Thornton on
West First Street.
IJuiint it tes ,.f lovely garden flowel- Were ffft , lively used ill decor.tiling this spurious home for this
j occasion,
| Mr. Ira I>. .Martin, chai rman of
study and pnhlirity, had ch ar ge of
the program for the afternoon,
when the til,left " W o r k Among
, Lite <'rentes ,,f t.ouisiaiuF' was iliscussed.
The readers for the nf............... were Mrs. S. O. Shinhidser
|anti Mrs \\ s Thornton.
At the cotieiusinn of the program. a ,u nil hour was enjoyed,
the hostess assisted hy Mrs, J a m e s
lii,r^ " '
, r v ' 11 <hmity
refreshnients.
Among the
memhers
present j Y o u t h , R ) C o n d e m n e d
were Ale- - (i Shinholsiw, Mrs.
I II t ownn Rev. and Mrs. J . S. j T o I ) i c ( ; (» ts R e p r i e v e
ll ii lmi ao. Mi
Wells. Mrs. J . D.
I'arker, Air
lames lliggirls,
I INCOI V Neb.. Aug. Id
t.Pi
L i 0 Al.irt •, Mrs. William
Donald R ngei. IP, the vounge-t
' l . All's lie.'le All's. Hl'idie Wit
Nehiask.m ■\ , f
condemned
to
li.iiie mill Mt - i mill'
■hail,, tori.tv received a three-day
n in lcve
<ewenioi Me Mullen granted the
O c a l a B o n d s firin g •Old respite
that the hoard of
O f>od B r i c e M o n d a y ' punlous and paroles can hear Rini get s aptdieaimn for commutation
; "1 Ins seldom e at its regular
GC A L A. Fla.. Aug. 10,— (ZP>
t monthly ......ting Aug. FI.
The
The city , mmcil. in special session i 'oath's second t pfirieve expired telast night, sold $:if)(),000 in linnds duv
i a n v iug ..i\ per cent interest to
the Ill-own F i u m m e r Company of j
l<> I.ATF, K i l l C L A S S I F Y
Wichita, Kas.. ami t l v J ohn Nnv 1
\en compain of Chicago, lor $.'147, , I <IS I': Near freight depot, 1 kt V
i nam with four keys. Reward if
I here Mi'ir lit holders. The tuiuis | " t in , u, | ;, > |t T. I looser. Freight
will lie U*e,| for Sewerage eXteli- ' 1 ii m, p .
■ions, water system,
remodeling I c r
R E A L Hamburger sand
the city 11.111. ixt ei idon of tile city
wlilies, , ome to the Green Light
elect re light system, construction a 1 11x 1 J Sim ford Aw. , ! I H.
"I in an um iHerat lllg plant
anil i Fill A- (
d l eet ami pat k improvement.
i
A II "iiiiDi uf Tampa spout the
day hi "- Abutday transacting latsi
in".,, and «;i" a gut—t at the .Serai
mdt'
u n io n
den, former residents ol Said ol d, ]
Florida St al i nas
spent t he day here Mi inlay.
:tu
!dl
7
Hartow
Eus I is
:<
»
Mr. and .Mrs. H. N. Kirkman of
in
Foi l. Myers
Falatka, were among Iho. c attend
Foi I. FiciCC
ing llio Legion Meet, and while .Ineksi r.ville
here Were the gthv.ts of Mi', and Key West
Mrs. M. H. Hultoii at then home
Alianyi
in Kflgcwnnd.
i Irlando
I
I'eti-.uiadu
IHirhbw imin a etiior ! Mrs. J ohn Mi'isch and daurDdci. S A N F O R D
ri'.i of AVi i onsiii, K 111Ill'll lit-, leave Silmlav bn Cloud
1 imipa
t „l the So>nia Pin |land Par k, l.n . w lien* Do \ will l$it i m die
•pend
the
lemaindei
id
Ibe
-uni
Ml, i ' i l l ' n r hi •,
!»<tVt« s it High i ilicl.
♦i
I' YI. I D E N I E S IM P OR T
[ lb r li.uiu- I 'Util Sail ^
Mr. and Mm. Junius Turnbull,
Aliss Elizabeth Turnbull and Miss
P A R I S , \og. 111 l/l’i ' Charles i
Merle Griffin leave Sunday by .....
Pyle, the Ameiican spoil pionioler j
‘ '•[ dlbitnbl ■unit
11 or lor the mountains of North who has conlnicb'd wulb S u za n ne !
Mend. \ ||, mling
Carolina.
Lenglen lot a tmil ol .America as
a pi, i lY--si, irui l I, njiis player, said i
Mrs, t'lailile llclndoli. Miss Lu- today tlial I hen- was no basis fur
'"il I’ K. \Yhi‘ - eile Newby and All--Le Claire a report Dial he had offered Miss
'Hr weip among .Inner, spent Monday very pleasant - Elizabeth Ryan a »,,nt racl to turn
bi- in Sanford ly at Orlando.
professional.
in >,f li;,> t,inn lleucf
1>irit"|.| Abiiiduv end
(iv here liurisacting
,Miss S a r a Warren Kasterby, who
is s|iemling the summer at D a y t o
na iletleh, was in Sanf ol ’d for Ibe
AVeek-elid.
i
Jnhn ’I’. I’ rue and form nf Drivenport were vinitni" in the city Mon[JkU ii.i j Ii,. vxer,, among day mid were registered at the
a,kuiin ill,- spending Seminole.
-»!i'!lij: iv
A. H. Russell and F. Gridle of
,llf' '' M I'edi azos of ! New Haven, Conn., were among
1“fr'Xerl i>, the city the out of st ate business visitors
.......' r 1 D'V and arc 'in Sanf ord (Monday.
I 1' J-c \.-diiiv
•
1 W. T. Peak of Chicago. 111., nr■•rgarei IDIwards
of I rived in the eit v Monday for a
" I t ri c tu e
boine 1 brief s t a y here mi business.
I*1*1 Wjr.it>,.,j S t m n g at
|» Msttiraha Avenue.
!
'<1. /airing J r . , of Jnckson; vilie arrived here Monday after*
IHif | | Frazier
f.’r;ly-t,.,. and |noon on business and i< stopping
I F,,rbis left at tire Seminole.
b" I ‘liai'lotl e,
will |,end sev]..
A
“^ rt> Zu'hiirx and W.
B'M the week end at
’be guests of the
" i s Diek Phil,
•'"mpaiiipd
Whir
11 k Ml' Philyaw and
' - " " i :,n,| dntigli
■si) \i ' " ' "is Frinnie
fk, . .,-i 11 A'. Sndl h
t
'>VrIv motored i
whe•re they
Itfln »
I,,,!"
'
fr' " " .
» C I,e
^'ll,rno', i
Rocky
Nl" 'lh
M 'r
Wcr f’ r
t, /"
Cflv
"Mil!
‘ he past I
Thigpen [
the re- '
with his
C
e
l e
iy a
n
i M u n ic ip a l B a n d
F i f t y H o r s e s Sold
B u ild in g - Perm its
T o P la y T h u r s d a y :
F o r A lm o s t $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0
Total $4,200 Tod
■Inmes I.a whom, IS, and I.eon
Lii-key, 1s were given a pielimin
ary hearing on a t he ft charge before t'eunty J ud g e J . G. Sharon
this nioming and remanded to the
|county jail until their parents can
j he reached.
j
The hoys were arrested
this]
morning .it Altamonte Springs on]
the tliaige of stealing
gasoline]
•com a filling station there. T h e y!
claimed that they lived
in St.
Petersburg and were on their way
to Jacksonville when tile gasoline
t tpplv bot anic
exhausted,
and
finding they could not beg any
gas attempt, ,| („ fill their enr at
o'"' " f the , at ions at Altnmonte
Springs while the owner was out.
They were caught with the hose
in the gas tank o f their car, ami
tinned over to the county authorll les.
rh mill.-;
I rank
It
, A Shulna k . ( at v 1>.
Irbnil; W 11 Fleming,
. H Sliepi id ,lm ksie,
|L Stone. Ocala; F. M
lliniie I'. A Mellivin,
;A f I'tiii;, Ihivtoim
V. Ihnui, I hiv tona
1| Hunter ami
S. D A IG E R , SO C IE T Y E D IT O R
JU K
H
F IH 10
-
-
Favorites"
Hiunurd.
Romance
A
I't.le o f T w o .
Miss Ellen G. Ho
oy, city t u x ’calHear s^- Roberts.
] 1(,a „,. hail 1(lf, f„ t............................
hie East, wluue
His
Liuiu-nttiHn - Prisdneia i s f,tl w(j| viniC interesting places in
' " B Y -e r ,,y, e,
,
, , 1 Now York, New J e r s e y and other
Fox I rot
What Can I Say Af - 1 “late. She will U> gone two week*
ter I Say That Fin S o r r y ? " — Hon ’ I
illdsrr, Lyman.
Murrell
True Hlue King
Anthem
The S t a r
Spangled
P ITTSBU R G H
Hummr
Keys.
PHONE 8JU
ASTAINUHLIQUIO
FI i e s § M o s q u i t o
hy the Roomful. A lso
i
Nalimial
Hank
JM
|$IDKttMdf .
LEONARDI'S
MAKES WEAK EVES STRONG
M « at alt
TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
THE CORE
(115 Sniifnril Axe.
TODAY
;! I
' SHIPW RECKW )M
— Comsdy-r‘* 9 H O B 8 ,,
’
Tomorrow
PUl.A N E G R I
In
Phone 4«I J
Sanford Paint And
Wallpaper Co.
Harold Lloyd Com«$y
Aesop’s P i U n
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wa>*Mi'*CVW««a «MM • «
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J
Cmcmical Co .
JALMSONVILLC. rLOttiDA
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v
PLA T E
V
SUITS
LV
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L IA B IL IT Y
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Turn
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Cool
c e
T h e r e ’s n o e x c u s e f o r b e in g uncom
:
f o r t a b l e , w h e n co o l s u it s a s f i n e as
th e s e a r e a v a ila b le a t p r ic e s so low.
C h o o s e fr o m m o h a ir s , p a lm b e a c h e s ,
tr o p ic a ls a n d lin e n s in t h e n e w e s t col
o r s a n d p a t t e r n s . S m a r t l y s ty le d and
ta ilo r e d to r e t a in t h e i r s m a r t lines.
UNDER YOUR CROPS
j
AND
'r Ul- w, ,"L
Ammonia 12.1 I'otush)
/
AROUND THE PLANTS
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afi -
R iv e
„ t
when the heavy r a m s c o m e .
NO F IL L E R
O PEN FO R M U LA E,
IT
COMES FROM P E R U
OCR PER U V IA N IS G E N U IN E :
] i p |-
Ri'ighr's!
Sun,,
. .. "'Dimed In
Li- dav after
irm|,. "bmtli In.,,, with
M
|'' I'a.t
11• and
N
Mr.;.
THE YO W ELL CO.
A g e n c ie s
it r a t e
4r dUUf ;,rid small
'"'mliag this
^■"le inn’’, a t
O u r b e t t e r c lo t h e s a r e t a ilo r e d a t
F a s h io n P a r k .
ORGANICS will not run out
bf \1r. o k, ';1" 1 her.r as
Phone 123
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JN U . F. P E A R S O N , Agent.
,tti» v t'k j." r' " i ’ers IH
...
Telephone 120
M cLander A rcade
‘SilllfortJ «o
V LfiJ
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" Th e Dig Ret r snt ”
112 W. F i r s t S t r e e t .
Sanford. FI*.
r
N ITR A FO (D
*: |
i m
‘GOOD AND N A U G H T T *
and our
»! <lrl-!,t "hT" ’fll,'Med to
^friend*.
Cecil H. DeMilia’s .
—• g i v e s y o u t h e
lowest s q u a r e foot
painting c o s t o n y our
building b e c a u s e of
great c o v e r i n g c a p a c
ity pe r gallon. L e t ’s
talk it o v e r at t h e st ore.
will keop them green, growing and hardening.
.
D.,i
Continuous from 1 p. a . to
11 p. to. ---------
P a in t
PERUVIAN GUANO
PERUVIAN GUANO MIXTURE
Hurd" «■a v ret urnf- ir
Orlnirdn 'oesdav
Hiiii tilt
. Wf,,'k end hero
S rfits
ami Mr*.
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Sun-Proof
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t t u
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O U c a n ’t (>ut yum
tiuilding in u safe,
but y o u c u n i m i l t o
y nu r b u i l d i n g sali^
front d e c a y an d d e p r e
ci ati on b y Riving it u
moist tire and w e a t h e r
proof armor of
FILLING STATION
311 Firnt National Hnnk Hldg.
Telephan* 732
SANFORD, FLO R ID A
Real E s ta te
In su ran ce
e
Amusements
ktir^
ACCEPT* NO
SU B ST IT U T E
COLCLOUGH R E A L T Y COMPANY
L
I*
AritavMoth3.f*'lea6,Etc
_
OIL,
TO Y O U R
Red bugs. R o a c h e s ,
BONDS
d
ADO
GOLDEN EYE LOTION
Florida
S a n l ' o r it,
I
,••11
RINES
Hlilg
Full Blood. Pedlgraa
Stock, for Sain.
I ' m f o r k Axe.
Cor. 1
Y a M . is l. - f u .«* Nrs
A V f l f i quick Iy r e c o v e r t he ir
^
strength if treated
w i t h L e o n a r d i ' s G o l d e n I: ye
L o t i on . Hl ood- sl int, i n f l a m m a
t i o n a nd s o r e n es s a r e r e li e v e d
w i t h o u t pa i n in o n e day. C o o l s ,
heal s an d s t r e n g t h en s .
AiuimKri
' li st
PUPS
strained
Rlton J . Moujrhton
K IL L S
FRENCH B1
/hj*V Products
l.ls ti P
FENOLE
A U T O M O B IL E
TO RN ADO
Fox Tint I'm Lonely Without tree Stable for $25,000, The total
price’ paid for the 50 yearlings was 1
you Harry Warren.
Selection It ride
E l e c t —Sousa. ? 1011.1150.
I ntermissinn
M 188 HOY IN E A S T
Medley (Ivcrture-—1“ Old Time
Sa\’i' ntuiicy 1iv Irtiyitig hi'i'i1,
aa long a s they last.
ltd K. Sr rand St.
“HAVF. YOUR INSURANCE
WRITTEN BY MEN WHO
KNOWHOW.”
,J
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F
£
Huildtng permit* i*ru«d
the city clerk’s office
200.
The largest permit
sued In Wurt W. W arm r,
one story dwelling
In e eUw>
Heights to co«t $8,500. O t h er ,
have been sold at the Ftisaig Tipton ants issued were to W. H r
Sales Paddock,
Mar c h - Hosts
of
Freedom
new rr>of nn dwelling on
King.
A handsome chestnut colt, hy Street, $150; Gilbert Stokgi^
( Aver lit re Tcmptewoihe— Kcler Man o’War, out of Jeun Howdre, pnirs on one ,ctury f ra me
Hela
lietonging to the Kecneland Stud! Ninth s t r e e t , $400, and
of
[.eximrtoii. brought the topi Telleford new roof Ott two
Novelty Fox Trot tinrses— tiny
lie was sold"
r e e n - ! house on Maple avenue, $150.*
price.
sold to the G
Green& Whitney.
ALI, S1ZFS High PresHim*
and Hallooua
I1IU1NH, Hcprratnmilv*
WINTERGREEN
The Stanford
Municipal
Hand i S A R A T O G A S P R I N G S , N. V..
W'.i! present its weekly concert in Aug
1 0 . - (J*)— F i f ty
yearlings,
the ( t l y f a r k [hnrsdnv night, he*;thp property o f Admiral C'. T,
tfinniug at K o clock.
Fhe follow-r (Jrayson, Samuel Ross, the Keenetng program was unouuced today land .Stud, Keene and Rouse, ThomJo*eph Heir.ensteir., handmast
J . Regan ami various others.
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AUGUST 10. 1926
-io.
sate:
I
WINS
1$ AND |Game B y Innings ] PIRATES AGAIN LAKELAND
ONE-SIDED GAME
ENGAGE
DEFEAT ROBINS FROM BLOCKMEN
KIND DUEL
BY SCORE OF 9-3
H urler Gives
Only 3 Bingles
_ 10 2-3 Fram es;
fcRae A l l o w s 7
lio’s Catch
its Celerymen
landed Stab Of
rers’ DriveKeeps
ds From Scoring
lord and Fort Myem hat tied
11-lnning ncurelctm tic yes
Oft the local field in one of
I test diamond exhibitions of
Thu fpntnrr* of Hie
ittle wan thu pitching of
a t Fotk* Myem and Roger
of Sanford.
I hurlers were In the best of
>Md ware In danger very few
li f t the game.
Williams held
hitting longue lenders to
Hiaaily sing lew while a dou
■ix xinglm were the Inst
iry-Feds could do with the
f of the viniting iiurler.
ow, new member of the
hurling stuff, struck out
Ittara in the eleventh inning
> h # had relieved Williams,
‘ liftnned four local batsmen,
made tjirue of the
the IV innings he
rftlTors, two by Sanford and
J o r t Myers all came at
“
moments for scoring,
In small damage to
11-round field play of both
j ;,WM *par excellent, (irundlo,
^fjilder of the visitors inn king
Ur play " f t he afternoon
-M atMwrvd Myerwhid for a
in tne eleventh inning with
|j|t and two on liases.
It was
the best catches seel! on the
■field thin year.
If, left fielder for Sanford,
table, .Sanford shortstop,
lid their brillitml fielding,
ftar time cutting off ymildU«a with great plays,
lay, diminutive second basekfrftho Palms made several
Dpi ami throws during the
also secured one of the
ita credited to his team.
1 anti McKue were the other
‘ W hit safely.
With a double and two
in four trips led the nttn.k
local team, besides playing
kt game In centcrfleld.
ito return t<> the reul feature
game, the pi tell lug of the
Iturlere.
During the entire
two men got as far
nlngo only
oi
use.
In the ninth u
Alrd has
Jl,to Dumas, who was thrown
m . second tut a bunt from the
of Crowe, Myers single, and
by Chnncey when he iel
Ijanterfieldcr’s throw get away
f him, allowed Crowe to get
w .
A nquecxe play by Dun*
Crowe turned into a dim
ly when the latter stood still
IB tagged out between the
after Dunbar had been re; at first.
jfe came iih llu* result of Dun*
ttirig confused over the sigDm his foreman, who was
on third.
Dee lias a pair
Ifa knees ami was hardly able
i, iWhile atunding on the
leaned over and place hath
,4 on his knevs und Dunliur
|that motion for the signal to
jjO ro w a wan trapped easily
iT^jbar hud been thrown out
I t was u hard blow for
illioms, lie having already
ral games through luck
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Fi rst Inning
ensures
struck out, (Jrnndin
ikied to Hensley. Wickum ground
ed to second hut Myers throw was
wild and he was sufe, he was out
stealing second. No runs, no hits,
one error.
Beasley grounded to second.
Frisbi c filed to first. Dumas bent
out a pretty hunt.
He wns out
stealing second. No hits, no runs,
no errors.
Second Inning
Doran grounded to short. Hoii/.a
did likewise. O’Heilly also ground
ed to Frishie, who tossed him out
retiring the entire sidi* by himself
No hits, mi runs, tin errors.
Crowe fanned, Myers hit over
seeotid lull was thrown out on a
nice play, Dunbar flied to deep
left. No hits, no runs, no errors.
Third Inning
Chnncey singled to left, J o h n s
ton sacrificed li im to second, Mc
Rae filed to left, (insures struck
out. No hits, no runs, no errors.
Hailey fouled to first,
Allen
struck out, Williams grounded to
third.
No hits, no runs, no errors.
Fourth Inning
Crnndin grounded to Hailey,
Wickum lifted a long fly to Hea
ley, Doran fouled to Allen. No
hits, no run*', no errors.
Hensley flied to center, F r c b i e
struck out, Dumas singled over
s.liort, and stole
second,
Crowe
filed to left, due Ini, no runs, no
errors.
Fifth Inning
Houzii walked, he was out steal
iog second, O’Reilly struck out,
Chuncey hit a litter to center which
Dunias pulled in with a nice catch.
No hits, no runs, no errors.
Myers grounded to second, Dun
bar grounded to third, Hailey flied
to deep left. No lots, no runs, no
errors.
Sixth Inning
Johnston flied to Dumas, Me line
walked, Cusnres filed to Dtimii:-,
Grundio grounded to Williams. No
hits, no runs, no errors.
Allen heat out an infield hit to
short, Wilburns sacrificed him to
second.
Hensley walked,
Frishic
fouled to the catcher, Duma* filed
to dtilftl.' Due hit. ruj rims, on er
rum,
Seventh Inning
Wickum grounded to Williams,
Doran flied to Hensley, Hoii/.a Ini
a long fly to Dtttihar a nice cnlch.
C in we lined a single to left, My
tT:, Idled to right, Dunbar fuivod
him ut second, tie was safe at fir »t,
Hailey singled, to center, Allen
struck out. Two hits, no runs, no
errors.
Eighth liming
O'Reilly
grounded
to
third,
Cluinrey grounded to the pitcher,
Johnston walked, McRae flied to
short.
No hits, no runs, no errors.
Williams grounded
to McRae,
Hensley grounded to second, F n s
hie grounded to third.
No hits,
no runs, no errors.
Ninth Inning
ensures flied to Dunbar, Gran
dio lifted a long one to Hensley,
Wickum singled to center, Doran
grounded lb the pitcher. One hit,
no runs, no errors.
Dumas walked, Crowe hit to the
pitcher, Dunias was out at second,
Myers singled to center, Crowe
took third when Wickams throw
got away from Chuncey. Dunlmr
bunled in front of the plate, he
was out at
second and Crowe
stood still between third anil I.......
to lie tossed out u moment later
by Doran. Dm- hit, no runs, no
errors.
Tenth Inning
Hoii7.ii grounded to Williams, O'
Reilly walked, Chuncey fouled to
left, J ohnst on grounded to Frisbie.
No hits, no runs, no errors,
Hailey grounded to Doran, Al
len grounded to second, Williams
beat out an infield hit to third,
Heasley bunted to tbe pitcher and
was saf e on u wild throw, Williams
was out ut third. One hit, no runs,
on* error.
Eleventh Inning
McRuo singled to center, Caaares
sacrificed him to second, Williams
was tuken out.
Withrow is now
pitching.
McRae wunt to third
on n passed hull, Grnndto struck
out, Wickum walked, Doran struck
out.
Frisbie grounded to short, Du,muM doubled to center. Crowe Died
to left, Myers hit a long fly in
right, a wonderful catch.
3
K
0 UeHcue W orkers Fail
ti
0 To Reach 5 Trapped
0
By Cave-In
1 In Mine
0
SALEM , Ky„ A uk . Hi- |/|>)
0
1 Whether life remains in utty of the
0 five men trapped lust Thursday
0 by a cave-in of tho Hudson mine
is expected to bo determined by
38 (J 7 33 14 2 sundown today.
|p|
Two g r o u p of workers are lab
...... 00U 000 000 00— 0 oring to reach the entombed men.
..... 000 000 000 00 - 0 One Is using a pump to remove the
T wo - base hit, Dumas. water und clear a path through
fiUlams, Johnston, C a the old shaft into the luterul tun
pita o ff Williams, li in 10 nel.. The other group is resort
f* Withrow, 0 In 2-3; Stol- ing to the method used ut Sand
“ »ma*. Left on base, Ban- Gave, Ky,, to reach Floyd Collins.
‘ f ye rs 7. Base on balln,
A sh aft Is being sunk to tap
4; Withrow, 1; Me the tunnel behind the slide. This
ek out, by Williams, shaft has reached a depth of six
w , * ; by M cRae, 4. ty feet and it la estimated- the
Jmplres, Moore and workers must double that dlitance
before breakinf through the trap.
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Club Standings
F LORI DA S T A T E L E A G U E
.
Won Lost I M.
Ft. MveiSANFORD
Orlando
Lakeland
Tampa
HiKhlanderM Found Hall For
Total Or 2:i llilH And 20 ................ ..
Saras*,l a
Runs, Getting 20 H its Off S t p( t.* **urg
A Iverson In Seven F ram es
D'
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Di
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12
II
RAiXY IN NINTH
|;RECRUIT SINGLES
>')
11
12 .-*.
' 1 ■’ ‘
■*-
r r s
9^
FAILSTOBRIG
TIGER VICTORY
Kinrh Hit Brings In 2 Ktins
And Sinolurs Cop Opgninir
■« ■lu"
Game Front G row ers;('raig
IS -I'"*
11* -<i?
Keeps Hits Well Senllered
.t "i'H- of lb*,
rewi'itlen it I.
kilo* lying .* mi
wav
Detroit Scores Four In l.nst
Frnnic Bill Itnllv Foils One
Short Of TieingSeore; itut h
And I,a//eri Clout lloiner-y i
Brooklyn Suffers Its Eighth
N VI ION Al, I.EAG C E
III. i/Pi
.TAMPA I
Hlraitfhl L ush When Petty
L AK EL AN D, Fla., Aug. 10. </P)
Won I ost Prt. T a m p a won
nng
c.a
Plows I'p In filh And Gives
Crashing tin- hull to all corners
vl..it h.
»:o 11
Pilt'd'U
i
r
Several Hits F or 5 Tallies of the field, the Highlanders s h a t St. I mil
:.** i ; i
Mo i i ml h t * * i- Id. r, hit 1•1 Dll(J 1*0*. ll
NUT
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*’, hi):*, hei n 'be "f the t,
pl llig I I , l: i
tri|n J
l.y e-.er J,.,*
He )lj,t
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*1 ■*t ill e, ,|f
tered state league records by col
;.o ii
ti m t lie •i Mil ‘lIMPlt' iii <I f "11* .1
( in* n o >'
lecting ;*.'l hil" and 20 runs in
1•1■1 in 1 ■it! . tlll.
,<
•
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•; two llli'li 11Mill
eight innings of ihr opening game New 'l ■*
lint ll
( 'in* * ",
winning
with St
I'etei *Imi g completely
Brool I .
\ B II II 1'<1 \ 1
I IK A 1if ' M ' N
y uhmci ging tin- loin ruim scored
bI
Host lit*
", n 1 1 1 *1
Fllii.lt
Ity tile Sn illt M
Senul .u *- Out hit 'I'riln* Blit
•
1
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Pillla.l*
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! 1 1 * * 11
Wheel.
,
.
E ffective Hittinjf Gives New
Five 11 iph-s .imi
ten
douldes
1
t o r. 7 .7 ; Iv* 'l Sox Out slug
II
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1
1
1
t.
Ilaine . D
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York Game Over The Cubs; Were III* ludeil in tin- maelstrom
I, II (1
miil' C I lie
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En.uns To Win Come, 7--">
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tall
I.
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l
K
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If
It
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llraves Blank Carinals, fi-0 ami no two by the same player.
J II ll
1 11
Woll l o s t Pel. Richard n, u
A |vet nil win the virlini oil the
1 11 1 1 11 h
1 1: HIT, \'lt* Hi f Id
id ■
11 Its ,*i.*I I levvel t , i f
I
SI. Petersburg mound until r e New
B R O OK L YN ,
Aug. 10. I/F1
1 11 ** 11 1 ti .mil li miin n r 1 Mill l*V Mil full
I
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111 A11 hough t I" 1 * I:*i d wi i uutb
T
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III
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lieved
hy
Block
m
I
ho
eighth.
F
e
r
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Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn *J to
1 wh 11 J. n 1n 11 1 11111
1 il II
.InllllSi.o
■ ri . .«(III . 1 'll I to -t, 11 1 Ir I out ci| \\ asti
I'liilailelploa
gus
pin
bed
good
bail
for
the
J Tuesday, the Robins submitting
:t 11 n ii 1 II oil.' 1Ant • *.] * f «iIt•h I**
I'cel, p
Lit .1ill 1 Dm j t n ■ *. ■ ( - D n r 11 vl* t mi v in tl*
lletioit
to I heir eighth d mi gh t
reverse. Hip blunders.
w i ’ b 1 h. , !iniii|,ii,n N
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Yni.k.
ICil! B T.nd u i i t n
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J e s s Petty lusted until the sixth S'T PI*, ti *;
:i 1 2 ‘+ ; ! i 111 1 1 '!>/. r-4 111f lit •IN*' t iiti
I mlian reach".I m t l,,r tbn
AH R II PO A E ( 'hu ai *
Total
Wnvlnl'i '* ’I
inning when the Pirates hunched Joiimdon, lit
r u n g 1 h ot S ( u o k . , |ut
||,,lni
, U 2 II u I)
I' .1 V-•1 1.
Ml ] 1 :n '! j i•f 'f 1 1 1 ■ v i l l i t w o o n p i t I n . f . i i n - p ,
\ B R II I*i» \ 1
f.A MPA
St. I .....
hits with Brooklyn errors to "core Doj I**, * s
■l
Ii
u
11
J|h
I ll [ |.. 11
1
iiNii Hf 1
1 n
1II II
Bo t I,! I
I Icoirke,
live runs.
* h-v * Inml teun l,*i|t tpiikgti
i ;<
Brown, *f
1! (i
■1 1 1
.1 (.ft1 , I *■'. * 1 1«i, *let ll ! Dm l i I t*i to , . 0 * fi.ur a,„r,
I uoin i . ft*,
Bai t»r ..
Score hy inning
Alien, 1 1
; 11 » I II ll 1
Slaiili.il, * f
IIH,1 .1 *•ltd 1 "ii... . .1* till . j Nat
i l l o. ,
mltll ip.m lb
Pittsburgh
200 02fi (Mill
HI li Olliele 21.
'A liil * man 1ti
l n M ! 1 " M D- Jl*. -- .
IMdd .■..I 1: . I. i
1
III tip*
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1,11! .Miller
Hi avail. It
Brooklyn
tun ouu 2011 a *.l b
.1 11 f 1 II ii
. . I*..Ill I!'
I -I te r •" fill .I'll. I |.it,J„.r
Hntterie1 l\ lum-r and Smi th; Austin, lb
t
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1 t lima I 11*- ti in g 1 1 IlitrJ
L.irl e V, *•
Petty, Frlmi dl and llaigreave■’> 1 i 1 1 i t
a l 1. at z, : 1*
( H i t \1 ;< l, Aug IU t Pi
\ 1 l lit/,ke lentil 1til tic i*aihe
A I v* i *■11, |*
:i n II il 0 a
PI.a I I*** I,. rf
. I11J MOIj ' 11. ■III * ||'| Iti.L Jr *, 11II III*' j Score III l or, 1irg
Blin k. |i
Phillies and Reds Divide
2 H If 1 1 u Id t t e l l blent hei . Ill
,< i ng, p
I : I t edit |l Wa liingt**N I In l|u.f n|n
P H I L A D E L P H I A . Aug In f/P>
Propel t . owner *. of Jo- iilmln
1 11 cm: (.I.,w of tin ' .. op, with 1 I ( le*. 1 land * nun 1In mp
:ts
i II 21 ir.
The Phillies divided a twin loll ’Total *
Avenue me i-nteil a petition to ilu* 'Tula
;! ‘ :t 7 27 1. u Pll:il op b.pl* pU\ I* t lie At ‘riel I
a
Ibitleric
I Iim**.h
with Cincinnati Tuesday, copping I.AK FI.AND
Git. vl •>mr>iim-i ion lliis iifternoon
Alt R II PO A
f 2 1** I . 1. 1 i . r V o \ ci* I 11 n a g
Scon* l i
!*d |'Smith, Miller .mil Scull,
the first game, 7 to I, hut losing lluek h* y, HS
for
the
n
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i
n
g
ami
paving
of
D
ip
A
i
4 3 0
•lav U
re In 1*1 < hu ip*i t 10111
;'itn (inn mil)
the second III to fi.
The locals Kowalski, 2l>
*> fi 1 0 t hiii'ii ugh fare between First
ami l!i mli titi.il
t
hit , I In* local * sa\ ng I h.-p* e|
Boston Detents St. Ug
Tampa
n
I
u
11111
nix
cinched the open frame by hitting Heck, db
The petition con
A i 1 0 Tenth St i eel
f r* on a lint out -,v1.*■11 a 1 ,i|k
S'T. LOUIS, Auj' 111.- ij*
Pete Donohue out of the box with Brazier, i f
tnineil
tie
names
nf
lire
ma
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li
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run
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T'oo-h.i 1 ■ Ini, I-"pr z, ............
\loi il i*111 a i t '
111 p I
a mI J Ho: Ion Red S m haMcii Falk *
a 7 rim assault in the first inning. Francis, c
*» 1 0 ti of the pi 'ipert v OWilei s.mi the live
It. Sal vat/., Tlholl, ■' I' *h *11 bil.e, Grahov. kl's d'ci d p i- III
oi
rd [ tin* '11 \Til inning Mmulay in
The Reds overcame a four run lead Futvoye, i f
*> 3 u 0 line
1I1M 1tliit
•I• would he improved, it Barm , I ..
•l ho! li, N:‘ lw/A |heir Iurn* run.
j I ' "in I lm S i , l.oin- Itrnuru
with a rally in tin* sixth inning of Klin in. lb
.1
'Ti*
petition
will
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Score bv ipniiig
j i'll*ging mail It, 7 to .7. Rj,
the second game and in the next Ibidgeu, If
ehyeked
up
for
fort
her
action.
Tamil r
111' I III.! tl Strip I. " i d , | Philaih Inina
:i u 0
n ’u 1100 unu
Io I I 1 npl c tiroughl in tin* two it
inning put tin* game on ice with
by Peel,
by (Tim*,
;t i i o
Fergliti, ji
Jessamine Avenue is an unim
Ha..
ott 1 1 'liicago
ut)il Dili umi
I I |runs in Dm mgh',‘1.
lour tallies.
Roush drove in funr
proved iliormigbfaie. and
i*j nut halls ..I I M u g , I. off I ■I, 2. Willi
But
let
iiWolhi-rg
;i in I i in l | Score hy i op* rig*.:
runs and scored three in Mecutid
ll 11111* pilch, Peel. I.. II .>n l.a .*, 'I'ampa i uric; Lyons uml Giuliii'.vi Li.
Total",
I 27 11 I open nil the way l.hnnigh.
I f 20
til III llfl.'i ii'.'UI I Jil l nil
game, hilling a home run, ‘angle
Sir. .*;. , iTi, Bradeiilon R. IHnpite., Bindley
mm o2t) o2t)— i from I'lr 1 ku 'Twelfth
St Petei cliiirg
I ’ll IPi I llju—
j St. I .■ini
ami double.
through
the
St.
Geitrude
a.hlit
ion
1
Bill
lei
i
Tnmpni,
ami
ilauerlm*
t h ieliind ( ops From Senators
OflO 2btJ 07 x 20
I akelaiul
I But t••i ii* : Iluii i* :iiul (ii
Score by innings;
and lie* Si'mim.li^Pin k area.
( t irlami.*).
( LEV FI. \ N I •, \*ig 111 * I*
I 'ulk, W
id ui.'l S liauf
F I R S T GAME
Cincinnati
tin IUlttl tldtl I l ‘J
t
Philadelphia dill in ifi 00 x 7 b
Bat ti-rii
I >**iedi ue,
May
ami
Hargrave, Wing.., CaiT*>n
uul
Wilson
S ECOND G AM E
F
I
S
H
E
R
B
O
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I
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S
i ’iiiciiiimti
null
nib mu inm;n
<i . E N
E
R A
L
M
O
T , O , K
S
Philadelphia Hill
dill (Kill f,IIII
Batteries Hixey ami Hat grave;
I’n-lie, knu’ lil. Llrl rh end lien
Vines Allows Kif;lil Bingles j
line.
Simmons llnmer
\\ ins loir Mhlclics
Phillies And Redlegs
Divide Double Bill
PropcrlyOvviierNWanl
Jessamine Avenue To
He Graded And Paved
ORLANDO BLANKS
SARASOTA GULLS
IN 1ST OF SERIES
But Keeps Them Scattered
t oh* How To The Giants
While Etrnrs Enable Cults
NEW YORK, Aug. 10. i/l'i
To Semi Two Across Blate *
El feet ive balling by J ackson and
Lmdstrom enabled the New York
S AR AS O T A , Fla., Aug. Hi. I/P*
GmntH to defeat the Chicago Cubs
Sat iisulu I*. ,| I iiiluv’*** KilllH' Hi
■> to 2 Tuesday, .luck-on drove in
tI'd1
by a
I wo runs, ids hitting including a
of 2 to n
home run, two doubles uml a sin
gle.
Limlstrom, with a home ion ORLANDO
II PO A 1
ami a single, aci'ouuteil foi ...........
V in ii , *.s
0 *i ; 1 II
er Giant's runs,
'I inker, 2li
1) :! 1 II
11 11 11 11
Fmm, 2b
Scorn by inning ;
Aiirams, D*
Chicago
0(12 000 mil d f, a
1 t t n II
Petrie, If
II -J n li
New York 111 ooo nix .j m u
Wells, c
1 1 *1 II
Batteries: Kiiiifiiiann and IlniC
Hardy, if
1 1 ii If
helt, Greenfield and Snyder.
John,Hull, cf
1) «1 11 If
Villen, p
1 tl .. II
Braves Win 'Third Shutout
BOSTON, Aug. 10, CP) Hi*,(nil
r. 27 1ir. 1
Totals
won its third consecutive shut out
game Tuesiluy when Larry Benton S A R A S O TA
II I'l) A u
held St. Louis to five hits and the llornick, ss
1 *» ii A
Braves defeated the Cardinals, fi Tliorne, :ii»
1 1* 1 If
to I).
In the first inning, four sin
Muntni!i, cf
II 0 •l ti
•> -1 l) u
gles off Keen gave Boston two Hogun, If
tuns and two more came m the Denton, rf
1 1 11 li
fourth on a single and triple by A rmst rung, Di
:i L. 1 ti
Ham-roft and Welsh oH" Reinhart N 'Tin ner, 2b
II 1 1 n
delivery.
Milyler, c
M .. 1 M
Bonner, ji
M 1 1; ii
Score by inning.*st . Louis
ooo (too mid o r. 2
Totals
.'12 0 h :. . lii
Ihistou
200 201 Ollx fi Id li
Score
hy innings:
B a t t e r i es : Keen, Reinhart, Sollinun dpi j on
oroti, lliilliilinn and ( t ’Farrel l; Hen- Drlnndn
Saraso t a
(Kid non umi
ton and Senticr, Gaiitreun.
]
Games Today
National League
St. Louis nt Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati ut. Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Su mmar y : Stolon base, !•'.>
Sacrifice, V'iiiu. Hardy,
Ti ........
I lionio, Johnson.
Double
plm
llornick to Armstrong. Left
,,,
hns(>. (Irlnmlo tl. Sitnisutn 7. Ha-.*
i on halls, off Homier, 2. Struck mu
|by Bonner, 2; Vines, I. Umpire
I 'Tandy und Rol li ng Time, j ;if,.
American League
Philadelphia at Chicago.
|"Vesterday,s R esults,
Boston 1 1 St. Louis.
N< w Y ork a t D e tro it.
National League
Uir.cinnuti, I 10 ; Philadelphia
St. Louis. II; Boston, f».
Uhicago, It; New York, 1.
Pittsburgh, U; Brooklyn, :t.
Washington ut Cleveland.
Souliirrn Amn’ii
L ittle Rock at Atlanta.
Memphis ni Hirininghiuii.
(Duly two schmlnled)
Soul heuidera League
St. Augustine at Montgomery.
Savannah at Albany.
Jacksonville at
St. Petersburg at Lakeland.
Bradenton at Tampa,
Orlando a t S a m sola,
HOMICIDE HjghU J U S T I F I E D
Ml ANTI, Aug.. 10.— (fl*i—Verdict
of juxtifiublo homicide won re n
dered by n coroner's jury inquir
ing into the shooting of Uluudo
Parrish, J . A. B r i t t o n and M. P.
Merritt,
alleged
rum runnura,
sin in near Homestead Thursday by
six Federal prohibition
agentii.
The verdict w u reuched ufl er a
half-houm’ii deliberation, following
continuation of the inquest from
Saturday.
American League
Washington, (i; Glevelaml, 7
Philadelphia, 2; Chicago, l
New York, SI; Detroit H.
Huston, 7; St. Louis, fi.
Columbus.
Florida State League
Fort Myers at SANFORD.
i .
Milk**
7 r,
Southern Ass’n
Memphis, ll; Birmingham,
(K
innings— darkness).
Little Rock at Atluntn rain.
Chat tuiuogu ut New Orleans—w. t
grounds,
(Only throe sdiedulid).
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THE NEW CARS-THE NEW BEAUTY
Body by Fisher is the out
standing charm of the new
General M otors cars now
commanding public attention.
Into the new models, Fisher
has introduced new standards
ol beauty jo match the high
est standards of safety, com
fort and convenience.
A s the new cars are an
nounced, Fisher leadership
becomes inescapable.
Soulhcuutern League
Jacksonville, 2-2 ; Columbia, 7 *i ,
St. AuguKtini*, 1-5; Montgomery'
<M.
Look at the names—Cadillac,
Buick, Chevrolet, Oakland,
Oldsmobile, P o n tia c— the
greatest cars on the market in
their respective classes— and
attached to them the magic
symbol—Body by Fisher.
’i
Magic because Body by Fisher
is the buyer’s greatest assur
ance that here is supreme
quality and value.
''I
Savannah, 1; Albany, H.
Florida State League
Bradenton, 2; Tampa, 2.
Orlando, 2 ; Sura&uU, 0.
8 t fv tv ru bu rg , 4 ; ' Lakeland, 20.
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; F U R N I S H E D A pert merit, private
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entrance and bath. 1020 Elm
FOR RA L E — Spac* on ttiu
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mors, hi,ill 11,, roofs. Re-roofing with Haynes -6 Ratliff. Phone IDO 77— llotifteM fo r H eni
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or sell that second-hand {roods T
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TOR RENT
Polly Ann- *> room
house furnished September and
October. Davtona
[tenth,
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6 ROOM HOUSE
Near Elder Springs
•■a acre lot
$300(1 (Hi. Easy terms
OF \N HERO CORPORATI ON
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P HONE 71.'..
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OWNERS
W ill voii lease your house, farm
1,1 unimproved property ?
We
huie prospeels foi bomes, farms
' " ll poultry farms
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I screened porch and bath
Com-,
li"rti d 1Hitii( \ f' iiiii iii i >>imut i s
St-mJiiMh’ «’inir|f , I'"l *m 1*I i
plclely fui'ii.lied. Hot water e o n - 1 TOP SA1.F. Three room house, i
|« first i lu-s b a r b e l S p e e i a l alj j th’Jtmii, s , j t'njnn Ave,
P ho n e , ' lose in. mi one acre of {rood
S i n g w restricted
n •« i* i « i-:
1trie f e «i n I c,
lenlio,, {riven Indie- and children TOR S A I .E
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I land.
Small cash payment.
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and
silver
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DON' T F O R G E T
plume"'ATI- . 1 ^ — O f f i c e s : tnd D e s k IttMjm 1
for quick removal.
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make a -perialty ,,f (,ur prompt
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'tores or offices a t Park Ave. 1 '^,x ........ •if'epliiee. built-in tuo , l ' H t * f n t I h e • n i i s f t 11«' |I n n
delivery.
, I . O A NS - M onev available a t 7 p e r '
DealerH
jmnlii'tely m case of
cent. Close in property. A. P. j and Commercial S t re e t.
W. M KDow*'r. yo-tly kitchen cabinet I “f II*r • Mi ' l l oI tf Ut Int l ti tf 1 Ihr u t| | K .ht ri i H* .l (I lF i e | hi mi s .i N^i *I I . i
PrtiKM
Soda
Hot Sandwiches
Comiiilly & Sons.
! Vi....... Owner, 2t)8 Park Ave.
, bouk-eiis*m. nuitriixine rack. 2 cedar 1' n i l III \ I I M i n t
S E L L GOOD U S E D CARS
rinhH dud H|niflf.il Immh I*., V.IHP
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ADVKUTISKKS
MO Iff, AN lOW N. W. VA.. people
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are
interested
in
Florida.
Each
LraM
representative
Apply A P Cm,nelly & 1
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: of them through a classified add in W A N T E D TO T R A D E or sell reto ! . BM k
familial' with Elites.
trees. Part \,i-o„, 7,07 Eil st Nat l 1•,#-r f a in ,i i n i a l l I m l * l a , irant
lining good b u s i n e s s . •v' , ' h ' . Marimba and 2nd.
the Miuirniitowii POST. Six cents
y dassifn alioii will
U J t 1|. s a r n \ I i . m m I a Mfl ■t f I t i ». •J
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Plume 2111.
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Will trade t<o Dmlge or Chevidet
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they will
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tilled ,, Fla
Home Daily, rales 2 cents a word H,»— L o t s F o r St il r
HADDOCK S T E A M P R E S S E R Y |L
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Cleaning,
pressing, tailoring.
Minimum 2r>r, cash with order
in milItke it .... re ‘‘f' : " R ' Mm I . i h i l l t i l
I f r |i< ,
Mib )S Palmetto Avenue
PIT*
Phone OHIO— Xenia, Make your
ialee
for '*unii>)etu rule card
i p K S I iol n I' ml mr - t , $20(1*1 i
d pi .)
‘hrottgl th*' Xdim Gar.ette. Zen,
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R „ h agricultural dla A D \ E l l f l M . r„ the Journal Her
p|,)g
L , r, 'liniihl irivi' their
triet. Want *.t and ,IUnl*T r a t e .
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greatest
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.1I (Mt ! t
Pleasure c.'iis and Oi abaiu I i m k
\\e and
address as
d« u -1hi |»♦-»
Mnmirit;, nfti»rnn<»n ,
pot'ffi
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miber
if
wet'kh
and
Sunday.
Classified
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155— Spvriul.H a( the Stores
111 V I 1
C L A R E N C E S M IT H
L, risiilts. About one
r a t e . Illy pei line.
Way, t o s s J o u r
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nml ............ tilers
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runimte with you
DAILY N E W S —it covtir* Prow- ,
Fritnklin St.
I
know your address,
artl County thoroughly which i«!
I t s \ 127
itinuaiite MUSI' t*e
WI G HT CHKI S’e n P K K R Y PRINT
one of the moat rapidly growing
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Sample cepj and rate card upon \
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Phone 117 W
R. R. Avenue 1
Iiet wi*eli
< "iiimereial Street,
\ do t tin - l b , u g t li.it w i l l please
HIIA— Ht'itl ('-'state Dirt’iMmy pah
. i rl■J Magnolia Avenue
Ml v till
vo m hoy
Kl f ieielit
s|2Hu no
P R I N T I N G THAT P L E A S E S
j
HIGGINS SMITH W ft HIT, IN*
Re d Estat e and
I > pewriters tmdAdding Machines I
I
I \ >1 li INCH P ROKF . RS
THE S E M I N O L E P R I N T E R Y
Marlin St
( Gin W. Rth SI. W N l.iimley, Pro]> I
bet wcell
land I "'ti'flF " r ale P.y
I I 1 U U II P R O P E R I Y W I TH, Palm, u
ale) Magnolia Alenin
M I LI I .If O P H IL IP S . Die
i
Oil V |.alt
Till LOT KI NG"
L f \' i- * < iru.
oi.i II
( J A M E S II. COW V ,
All kinds of i
PALI II A It I r\V A RE
v I L'ne tin
■'"* Fir t Nat eiiui! Hank HMt:.
i Tin mill Sheet Metal
Work
L l.i,;' **• I*ii' "ng m t .
,r■ j .. h j tie uu C) l I Ji1'
Water and Pont Tanks.
At Oak
Elm A e. ami l !11, Street.
I't \\ P ER* .
, ORI' OR \ TP *N
THRASHER A* G A R N E R
i Avenue and 'Third Street.
Tele
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a I E -I al e and El r e l ti - ll I a in e a la I ii -t Nalmiml P, ok Pudding
phono 111.
Phone i I I
112 S. Park Ave,, Sanford
P HO NE A
HI*— W a n I f t ! — T o Huy
ohili't* Tor S a l e .
MeCAEE ,fe FOX. Real estate in- f DPPORTT N ITT FOR WORKI NG
HOGGINS A l IIV N i At., Am i
vestments. Past bovs are among
. . . .
*%l'%*%
Radiator nml *du . nictftl work
mir b tings. Phene 715.
< HOP I* L O I S 2,.xl2r. (.uaraii
Plain and o r n a m e i t . J sheet meti I
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_ |leu I lug Ii and dry.
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Tel. 71'i-V
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null's of Palatka mi Lake til*. '
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good
buys!
Avenue
(AJISI.KV, Manager
W AN TE D TO BUY
1 in Real Estate, 2dti Menu'll Puilil- Highway. $ 111.tilt each 'These bar |
1
t I t: \N COTTON RAGS
j1)K
, gams ate well worth yniir mvesll
AT H E R A L D O F F I C E
AT- OAKLAND
'gat ion. For Hiliirmateoi call i*
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1Cull!lac Company.
lit. Vesinl. 112 S, Beach S t , i»ay
BARGAINS
Phone 121 t
Iona Beach. Fla
W \ NT ED
ui 1 mom npuiT 1
El, OR IDA DRIuv '.'DO
Orlando
11
nient p; t t t k fn! lushed (
IN GOOD U S E D CARS
i M.irnirn* Senlinel; largest classi
I n l S F O R S \ l F,
uoi>n e
I
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\ Se* t 'X. 1'turn.
fied bieiue
late
ii word, min
Ii7 — ({iinitis W i t h H o a r d .
»and * it ,di .m i't in ks '
E V E R Y WEEK
mmm ;! le i*ush with mder.
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W KNU E
(ill SI I’lmne
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ROOMS, with nr without
muni.*
IP I W ie n I I I I , n m l l i l l i .Street i
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III.
b
E D W A R D HI GGINS. In.
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KviiMitiiihli1 i alt's 1-mu oil, Hotel.
fit X t I i
* orjple. no chUdnoi, citllel’ kirn j
AI*.ill anil Ovcrlund
<".(HIII 11(1
12 2 — M i l l i n e r y — DrcNMitiiihfiur
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bed
holts
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with
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F OR RENT
Nice, large.
; nn tfaruk*!'.
Will lie pel mmient
17
room-, summer rales, gmagi
P M .MET TO A\ E M K
ni l* i* and loiation an* tight. Ail ,
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Phone
22d
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sol,able. Phone ISN .1,
dress S. L. II., t are Herald.
, P e t w c o n K a tie and F ra n k ltT - St re " !
.'i*;* i '.v.i
''AMZING W O R K S
S M A L L t oid bedroon, next to toil I
$2,.'i(io no
I GOODYK A If. T I R E S . ,
S I — Hou se s F o r S a l e
2 4 — F a i n t i n g — I pori t .
Imte water. Ill Magnolia.
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j
IIIC III A N D M REE I
Ion Th'vvland Sj x
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B E DI Hl dM for gentlenieii m ;t(ly S P AN I S H HOME F a l k ...........
l.I*i Wi eii E l m an d E r e lu h A \ i*r
j ed, (i mom-, I'T igldiiire, double
A U T O M O B I L E D) \ L E R S ; If j u I employed 10 1 W. Tenth St
ii lot . .ills I a I each
! SVIWON E S S E X
garage, double lot.
A valuable
want l„ sell yoi ,* imed
| I
.>2,000."It cni'll
INC.
15— S e r v i c e S t a t i o n s — R e p a i r * vertine daily on the ttlatmified page, i k u R KENT Fin nislied room ”n i ; I’i'o|n'i'lv I’rne $11,1)11(1. Purl N.
I 0»k Ave.
;
sr.v.,
KU7
First
Nat.
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Hank
Bldg
E. Third St ret*.
HIGHLAND S T R E E T
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one 41
_ ! PI) 11in* 2 IP.
Between Elm and Oak Ave*.
FOR KE NT One large front bedd lot s bdx 1a | each
2 5 — F lo r i s t . |
M OD EL T R I M C l
-HARMONS
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- - — ~ — j imim. Ill) Myrtle Ave.
<2.000 on each
Sanl’onl
t
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j " W e trim the cur, not the owner.”
Automobile Co.
d
to,
mi
and
Phone 817 for estinmtea.
i Ave. ■
Phone i;t7.
• S T E W AR T T H E F L O R I S T ”
,: K N T o
D E A N IIE R G C O R P O R A T IO N
'b*cping i,oi t I,
p. W. KA DE O RD
, i ) .a d I ti F i r s t N a t i o n a l P u n k P ld g
I* lowers fur all occasion*.
, f(1|. |jg]|t hmisckeciiing.
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Lot
mi
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I CHRYSLER
McLANDKK ARCADE
I Ullk a v,
P im m T i t
Price $2 aid * OH
IWU.ER MOTOR GO.
Phone 781.
|L. St.
Phone tilt2
1 P AL M B E AC H C O U N T Y — The
(»S— Rooms W ithout Hourd.
dar \v, and 2nd SI.
1 aecne of
ntuptsnlmia vdevelop- 27— Professional Services
I Room- itol Rain
AND PAIGE
' inent. Read aiinut it in the Palm --------------Price $177,o oil Terms
—
— -----|i*'(IR R E N T -Two bedi'ooms, new.
■tiler.
|Peach Pott. Sample copy »cnt on Are you tued. run down and go!
modern home.
G n t ag e a m i 1
GARAGE
requent.
tin
S i |*|« m i n i
till
DEAN P E KG ( ( IKI’OKA T P i N
no , iej i'.' IT.\ ( I 1 IR * I |‘R\* I'll I able. Cell fifiT.
St, Phone *’>17
'17, 1*11-1 Niilion.il P, ilk Pull,ling I,! •I,I I -t.x I ,OnI r I t . IIIdl mU l .i 1 *I••T kl*.l l U A -*Mr » rt*. o i l
and not ice tin* oun k t liar,_*■ I’hni.t 1
Phone 71 I
I S — H u s i n e s s S i T v i t x 1 O f f e r e d 182-.J f o r a i q u o n l m erit
io W f1. F OR R E N T :
I,it rge . very *o
I I| I I I D U I
\ v .
, II* * ' ' ' l * n l '
♦' ' ! P T I l l ' “ ‘ t " l i
ORD HU1CK CO.
i i **
I »i n r r »t t
N -1
-,
.* t m I
p > »'» " 8 * 1 1 '
tractive loom, twin beds, nrai
|Mir*]n|in Avenue.
- -------- -------- ------------- — M l t c D i m g a l l . I~t N a t . Paid, I ’.ld*
F, V.i il 1 I l k
H O U S E S FOR S.AI-K
lake, a minutes from Post llffii-*
dti7
r j , i i . s ,i m i - - j i t » i r i t M i • p , ii - i * 1f ** •d >i
m . U E P I R D B E A U T Y SHOP.
Phone .r«7l J .
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l l t l t ,1 1I l C l l I I 11 | | l I*' l u l l
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PERKINS,
Haberdasher
I I . mi - H
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" We specinli/.e in jiermanent wav
7 room house mi Palmetto A\e
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F OR lJ S ON
hendunarten*
for
Collcginte
I'll.
11( 01 I i l I I M ’ I V . '
lilt
I U! ll I f "
ing”. 20f! North Park Ave
< 'niivenieot to Si'lnnd
»rii Higgins, Inc.
FOR RENT
I furnished room .
........... . i . i n '
.4m l . i l l i m l - "
Clothe*. 110 Firnt Street.
\\ if iit G"* rti y k . t m l ,i m l • i ■ • i l
SH.7i00.00 e a - \ t e r m '
.
summer rate, with contimian, e
Tulmetto. Phone Ii:>1
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I 1217, W. 2nd St,
i
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— H ROOM R O U S E
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L A N K Y ’S
DRUG S T O R E — Pre> i . 1 1.
auto ' O N E furnished hedtnoin in |,n On Htigbej Sire.a in a, Sanl o.
*lit in tinit or ear value.
script ion*. Drugs, Soda. \Vc it re W A N T E D 2 experienced
K m . I I '1 « ) ' II u t V * *• .............................
A v i line
MOTORS CO.
experience in,l necessaiv l'emia ] vote home. Also garage
S< HlllM'i* I '>Mi !IT1 f ' 1' I 1
as near you ns your phone.
$10,110*1 00.
Ilfui Sanlord Ave.
U. Mav. Miller O Philipp" Inc. I E as t loth St.
Cnll Hid.
T c| iins In -.nil pin i bn -ct
I Dodge Hr*,thers* Dealers, S a u f o t d
1 FOR R E N T .
t Rooms t’urnislieii ■
'd' I lie Ii *vv custom
S T U CC O B UNGAL OW
or uof umi*hed 2000 West I "t !
Wdukeis \„gust Oth. J Sanf ord Stove & Furniture Co.
Utl Palmetto Avenue
3 4 — H elp— Mule or Feptnle
I St ree t .
f**
( , A R \GE
|
321 E. F i r s t St reet
'i room* and bath, 3 bed loom-.
;v
-----We curry n full line
Lot fiOxl it1,
R E N T - One bedroom wiilt
'■ “ »..) t. EDGER — o ur price* are right.
Ca*h ot W A N T E D AT O NCE - Si’ les-girU,
$7.37,0.00
twin
lied*.
1018
Oak
Ave.
»«» ti»ve the l ar ge st ;
term*. We wunt your businc**
experience not necesiu v. Peril to
Terms at raogud to -.nit pmcllt.rcr
£ Niuthwestern Geor- ' __ ______________________ ______ ______ lient emidoyment.
A jck i
M
71— Apartments For Kent
” " ’ ""rd Ko« I line.
M I R A U E E Concrete Cn„ general Wool worth Co,, Citv
—— i cement work, sidewalks, buildeigetic T H E C L A R K Apartments on th*’
"»iervilie,
Mottling , ing blocks, irrigL'tMHi boxes. J . R O P P O R T U N I T Y
bench,
reasonable
weekly
woman, take orders fur hrautitii.
Ri'xismikI* of Maine \Ttu wil legfr, Prop
hosiery. Fashioned and full fash : monthly rates. 416-418 South At‘Men, Med m Florida
innetl. all colors, pnv ,*v,*r\ dav. hintic Ave., Daytona Beach, Ha..
Reach tbetn through
S. J . NIX
Due lit v Silk Hosiery, Norristown Mr:*. (). F. MeCtte, Prop ami Mgr.
^ knle chfil on
Attorney *unl Counsellor at Law
Phone Ttfi7-L-3
300 E as t F i r s t Street.
diargc
11M.TON' S H A RP E R S HOP
IM Magnolia A venue.
"f :,1,c ^‘,r
4 7 — I)( i r s , (*ut.s, P e t * .
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la th .
r * 2 »;
Tip' Hun rd r.**M'r\ **n iltr rilftlt
Tltp Hi.itMl roii'rv. .. i f]
min |*» r M« t -ipi % a rid nil hlrl.t
\\ Hh. xs rn> h.iiiil liml offit'lil ■AAn_
r* i " ' i ii n% n in I . i ! I h u t s
Mils >tli >h*v of \MKMfil, A. D. " “ f
\ V | 1 i i * s h MIX 11- 1 11■I , I Ti*t i f t . i i I
t e!
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P r e s s F u ll L e a s e d W i r e
NEW FINANCIAL
AC! IS PASSED
BY ASSiB LY
Californian Has Slaying
Story Which Rivals That
O f M a n H o ld In. Seattle
IVessel
Captain
jn s T o J a c k s o n -
After Staying
IHours On Bar
te Trouble
ipels landing
jft In Seaplane
fr Vessel Meets
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fotswain T h o m a s
L.
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ISlates I’alnil boat
2o" was Lack on
ly diip this m orning
2-| hutirs’ alisfuco,
|f Hit'll he spoilt 10
iroomsl with Clforge
j irippKal govornipianc en Tolbert IsLnl miles from the St.
sir h:«i
I'oakh-v returned to
|btf ic-ter.lav afternoon
rch»i had t'c n instituted
(I ihe i icc t
lie
left
boat st
Feraandina
liy afternoon for a short
IfWriiiiirMl plane piloted
• (iav.
iitnr< sailed in tfie di.|thr St. Jo h n s River bur
11 -ji.irt distance from
i pRne developed engine
fiftir volplaning for some
ly made a forced InndI (; 1*> p id. off Tolbert
anting to Comniander
rraihcd land to find
_ matifimed, there be
t lting
e on the island. Apone hrnt seen tho dis
take to the water.
Water Or Matched
alight filled with
torture. .The govhail no water, food
ipcrleas and with
thev were forced
: jjhore during the
•ufcer to fight off
mi rattlesnakeM. Then
and with it the realthey had to reach
was no radio on the
line and therefore no
ini the slate at Fernt thiv mcic marooned,
m resterduy morning
>ing stmo k sailed near
ikI was hailed by the
Tln-v Inter were put
toast guard boat Nunithev received food
kr I'uaklev was
put
I wnandiim and proccedbonville yesterday by
i diiiLIni pli hi. was tuw|*nuniliiia thiv morning
WVII.I.K. \iig. il. (/!')
ili-ail, niie reported
F° fatally wounded
and
|apurte<l ini.sing was the
i i*n riic'i.iiniers between
iiifn kers, bootlegruariNiMi-ii ami federal
1rlurida in i lie past five
Jltg'il vinlalors of the
* ti . killed in a pitched
seven federal prohibi“n 11 lonely Kverglades
llumi'siead when they
•i "lH'tinl fire on the
11agent-, who were re•Miitiui alter n series of
h i Irn Oill-, in the Hver*" "I Ilie men killed
r |“'llee
officers
of
I'antz and
Leorse
I wot nf t|l(. British rumP*u' h. Ilernian,
were
1* St. Augustine hospif 'Mually wounded as
a battle at sea.
The
' ,jy ’bey Were attacked
;‘"'l
Ihe resultant
, t>. twii men in the
»P*r‘y Were killed.
was taken in
a '"ast guard
patrol
*''l mi Page 2)
• S A N F R A N C I S C O , Aug. ||.i
(JP) Whether Thomas Johnson, in
jail
in Health*, iiikI Philip n.
Brown, duo at Snn Bernardino to
day from Needles in custody >f
Sheriff W. A. Hhny, are rival pre
varicators, lunatics, fools, or nil
three, is a question confronting
Pacific Coast authorities today.
Johnson has told an unusual tale
of murdering more than a dozen
persons over the central and west
ern sections of the United States;
and committing more than a hun
dred robberies.
Investigation has
tended to substantiate Johnson's
"confession" which followed
his
sudden appearance at the sheriff’s
office in Seattle a week ago.
He
admits having escaped from an in
sane asylum in Missouri.
Brown was expected to repeat
Eight Pages Today.
SANFO
He
Saw It
i-
with added details his alleged eonlession in Needles yesterday that
Z iA - '
he strangled to death or attacked
1J women in California.
He de- — ----- '• T j
dares his attacks were all on wom S e n a t e A n d C h a m b e r M e e t i n g
en.
I,ike Johnson, Hrown says
In
V e r s a i l l e s ' P a s s ’ P o ln he served time in an aeylum. This,
e
n
re
’w
M easure W h ic h P r o
however, has not been confirmed.
v
id
e
s
F
or
S in k in g
Fund
A telegram from Sheriff Shay
to his office
in San Bernardino
yesterday said Brown admitted at
tacks on women in San Francisco
San Jose, and southern California
cities.
Police of Sun Francisco huve
been seeking
for weeks
n man F u n d s A r e T o B e U s e d F o r
Debt
A m o rtiz atio n ;
B i ll
kiuiwn as the “ Burk strangler,” be
lieved to huve murdered Miss Clara
Is T r i u m p h F o r
P o in c a re
Newman, elderly woman, here on
Feh. 20, last.
She was
found
VERSAII.IJCS, France, Aug. 11.
choked to death in an apartment
—
Ami d the most tumultous
house she owned.
scenes ever witnessed in tho na
tional assembly, thut body, made
up of the rhiiinlier of deputies ami
the sennte. in joint session late last
evening endowed France with u
sinking fond having a sound con
st itutional basis.
BORAH REPLIES Black Lead!
TO DEBT PLEA Of Five In Ala
SENT BY TIGER’ Senatorial
L e tte r So M islead in g T h a i
A m e r i c a (.’a n A f f o r d T o L e t
It
P an s
U n n n H w e re d ,
Is
Idaho
S olon ’R
A ssertio n
Fist Fights Mark
Tumultous Meeting
Clemenceau Claims
Ragped By Senator
(A*)— Governor- Miriam A. Fer
guson today declared she is in
the run* for governor of Texas,
Declares CharRes That U. S. "with all her heart."
In ii 2,001)-word statement, she
Is Trying To Undermine
declared
thut
Attorney
Dan
French FreedomAreAbsurd Moody, her
chief
opponent,
never had accepted her offer to
BOISE, Idaho, Aug. 11.— (A’) —
resign.
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho,
The
governor’s
statement,
chairman of the Foreign Affairs
which tins been awaited since
Committee, has prepared u slate
Ihe Democratic stute executive
t ’nrl Glaze, l l. is the I'.nte's “mys nient in response to inquiries re
committee last Monday C e r t i f i e d
BIRM IN G H AM , Aug.
tery witness'' against Rev. I)r. .). ganling his opinion of the o|*eti
her name with that of Moody's
—
A P — ReturnH from
Frank Norris, Fort Worth (Tex.) letter Trom Georges Olemenreau,
for the primary run-off, pres
out
o f Alabama’s •'
eViiugi-hst ivhn faces trial for rnnr war-time premier of France, to
ages a heated two- w e e k s ’ cam
in comiertion with the killing President < oolidge.
precincts today ine
paign for tin* Demon atic nom
In his .statement Senator Borah
This sinking fund bail to be in of D. K. t liipps. Curl is said to
ination, which, in Texas, means
thi* load o f Hugo L*.
election.
corporated into the organic law of have se* n the shooting-- the onyl said:
for nomination to the
“Clernenreau’s letter is so cruelty
tin* land and therefore the vote of state wit m*: i: who did.
No official statement ns to
et States Senate,
mis-lending in reference to IIn*
the national assembly wus nacesher titans hud been made by
Hunkhcad, r
anle anil indciH'tiilonce of Frnnee.
snry. The fund will be used to e f
Governor Ferguson sine©
her
and so deliberately unjust In hi
C a lh o lic
Au thorities
Insist S a n f o r d O f f i c i a l s
to Rluck, said he
A u t h o r i z e fect amortization of the country’.-)
announcement two days ufter the
stnti'inent waiting for Amerirn anil •duly 24 primary In which she said
T h e y W ill N otSupportH evconcede Black the
B i d s A d v e r t i s e d F o r $ l , 5 7 5 , - flpatiuz debt, und is on© a t the
our separate peace treaty, and yet
scheme* with which the govern
she would not be a candidate for
tion.
u lu tio n A n d '1 'heKpiscopute
000 B o n d s ;
R epresents
.1 ment hopes to relieve the tangled
*o pathetic in munfcAt love for his
I ho nomination in the run-off.
Figures for tfie*
P l e d g e s A l d T o C .o v e r n m e n t
country
that
I
prefer
not
to
com
F i f t h s O f T h e T o t a l Is s u e financint situation.
Mrs Ferguson makes the Ku
ment at length.
cincta
gave Blaiek
Klux
Klun
her
principal
issue,
Triumph Difficult.
M E X IC O c l T V . Aug. n . t/I*»di'i lurlng that the. Klan is cele
"He is one whose unfounded
Sanford municipal bonds, total
Bankhead Iff,644.
The triumph of the
Poincare
The controversy In tween (to1 Mex ing $1,575,001), to lie used for pub govei ..nieut by a vote of tl7l to
brating Moody’s large vote in the
wrath we can afford to ignore and
•Nti
lean government nml the Catholic lic improvement;;,
were
ordered 144 <iti. • after several
whose inn lie ions insinuations we
fir: t primary ns “a Klan victory.
suspen
B IR M IN G H A M , A
Church over the government’ re .fold Tuesday afternoon in a reso sions ol he assembly because of
ran afford to puss by.
It would
(/P)— Hugo L. Black,
Kiinfprd ( ’ominission'Flooded' seem that if they have anything to
ligious regulations
showed
no lution adopted by the City Com- the obstreperous tactics of
the
date
for the Senate, 1
With Petitions For The Im- any of a people whom thev once
l mission.
signs of lessening today.
communists.
At one time there
hailed
as
their
unselfish
deliverers,
continued
to maifftfUfl^
lirovemenl
O
f
City
Streets:
This total represents three fifths were fist fight:: between I lit* ex
The Culholic authorities, who
would at lonsf
sneak
the
consistently have
ordered
mod of the $2,505,000 general obliga trenic ri.ght and extreme left memlead over the field aa
To Open Up ThoroujrhfureH thev
language of truth and gracious
eration and no violence, declared tions voted at a special election born
from yesterday’s De
ness.
The one-urined General Pellet
today that they would not support;held March 8, i!)2ti.
It will he
The City ComtniHHioiiwuH "flood
primary were
"To
state
that
we
are
trying
to
any revolution.
The Episcopate |•he first portion of the huge bond ier, ucting i s sergeant-ut-<armH, ed’’ with jietitiona for improing
will Be 24 hours
even went further
when
in a |issue to he placed on the market. mounted the rostrum to drag down anil opening streets Tuesday aft undermine tho independence of
France, or that somebody wants
inite results are kno1
statement to the Associated i’ress The price the bonds will bring will the communist deputy Ihiriot, while ernoon at the ndjourned meeting. to Imy France, approaches the
it asserted thut in the event Mex be awuited with keen interest by other communists sang the Inter The ConiinisMioriera also adviseil absurd.
J.
Y.
SiuinderH,
Fuvoring
Poll
ond-choice
votes ma/
ico wus menaced by armed con Sanford City Commissioners und nationale.
the ritv engineer to proceeil with
big part in final results.
" I f they want to cancel their
On
Wet
Question,
Is
Seek
business
men.
After the obstruction
of
the several paving jobs that were un debts, let them include ull debts
flict with a foreign
power
the
Black was believed to
in g Senatorial Nomination
The notice of the sale of bonds, communists was quelled, one fact der advisement.
church ami its members would sup
ceived the vote o f the'
und all preparations
und show
stood
out—
that
Fyulice’s
supreme
Against Senator BrouHHard Klan notwithstanding
port the Mexican government with drawn up by (ieorge A. DeCottes,
A. P. Connelly npjieared liefore thut lienefit of the cancellation
city attorney, specifies that settled legislative body had decided that the Commission and requested the will go to liunmnity und to bet
nhsolute loyalty.
the national hes '
N E W O R L E A N S , La.f Aug. 11 order had endorsed an
Hope throughout
the country hi<ts will he received up to 2:30 the commission which will have at opening of Fourth, Fifth and Six terment of the masses of Europe
o’clock,
Sept.
.'I.
Proposals
will
be
its disposal the igccmw from the th streets from Pecan Avenue and not to tht* benefit
# P l- -Prohibition and Al Smith date, L. B. Musgrovs, M
of
inipersists that the new congress ill
lo Persimmon Avenue. The pejjalistic schemes which nre now nre pushing themselves to tho fore appeared fourth fn Ufa Utf
Septemlier may modify the regu received oil the following issues: tobacco monopoly gho imrt of the W!
proceeds of tho inhemance tax
Sewer i ni p r o v e rn e n t
John H.
city manager wus instructed
tu crushing the life out of people and ns the predominant issues of the candidates.
lations. But it is suid that uii Iuim
bonds
$575,000 shall be removed from ull political proceed with the work on n motion who were in no sense responsible Louisiana primary cnmpnlgn.
was running second.
President fa lle s softens in his utStreet improvements
100,000 conflict. It made it a part of the
j for thin war."
In the governor’s
In seeking the Democratic sena
titude
congressional
relief
is
adopted.
For purchase of property
100,000 constitution, thus .guaranteeing it
torial
nomination,
former
GoyerGraves
held a small
doubtful.
i Kxtension of waterworks
against the changing fortunes of 1 In the iis.-ne of the Meisch Real- )
r.or J. V. Sanders, running on u Charles S. McDowell, Jt j
The economic boycott called in
iinrlii*
ms*ntnrv
twilit
i<-a
Thu
>»nv.
parliamentary
politics.
The
govM
v
1
"•«
M
r(
onnelly
requested
system
.'(25,000
dry ticket and favoring a referen Carmichael was rt
'
protest against the religion:, pol Gus plant improvement
200,000 ernment anil the majority which ,hl,t tht‘ odbiwmg streets be paveil
dum on the prohibition question,
Rood
Honda
cut
icy, continues to he the cause of Municipal hospital
" w,,lth " f
w,lh n !,,x ‘n,h
100,000 voteil for the inunsure, say It ns
is being 'fronted tho support of the governor’s race,
much apprehension, hut some re T x t v u a i u i i of ‘‘White
sures the sinking fund against |rot’I( base:
the "wet” Wing of the* party. Sen favored a $7B,<K>WWf
lief is expected over the abandon
I’cran Avenue from Atlantic
W a y " system
76,000 leakage, uguinst going astray.
ator K. S. Broussard, an avowed Issue while PatterMn'*.i
ment of joint debates by the gov Municipal nalutorium
Hold Amendment Uoeless.
r ‘msl Line to Twelfth Street:
100,000
"puy as you go”
J A C K S O N V IL L E , Aug. II
</1’l wet, is seeking rmomination.
ernment and religious lenders on
Opponents of the measure, bd Tenth Street, from Pecan to Mnl- — An order of Federal Judge Julies
The City Commission it is said,
(Continued on
In a speech hero Inst night in
the situation. These debates had
by Ix*on Blum, the socialist lead
berry Avenue;
Mulberry,
from transferring the eases against En
has
proceeded
slowly
in
placing
the
behalf
of
Governor
Sanders,
Muyor
been drawing hig crowds anti the
E. Sluiw and
four Arthur .1, O’Keefe
market. er. before the cnniinunists inter 1 I «-ntIi to thirteenth Street; lw<*lf- sign I’hillip
declured
he
arguments were hemming so warm municipal bunds on the
from other
men of the const guitrtl would imt have agn*ed to support
The city mid $734,000 of special veneil, declared that an umeinl ■**' »»»•• Thirteeiith Streets,
and the feeling so intense that it
Avenue;
Olive, charged with recoiul degree mur Governor
assessment bulkhead bonds (SO days ment to the constitution was a use- i Pe»'wu 1" Olive
Sanders if he had not
was feu red serious clashes might
'Tenth to Thirteenth Street, der. from tin* eleventh judicial «drago, und uemrding to City Manag leas effort to apply constraint mi
stated he
believed
the
people
develop if they were continued.
the
chamber
und
senate.
I
I
he
request
was
approved
and
ruit court fur Dade enmity
into should have an opportunity to vote
er W. B. Williams, it is deemed
Emphasizing
the
necessity
of
the
l,u'
city
engineer
ordered
to
pro
Neither the Catholic Kpiscopatc, wise to permit that much time to
federal court was filed loduy in upon the question of
continuing
national assembly adopting th>* I ceed with the work,
the clerk’s office hen*.
government or the authorities hud elapse between bond offerings.
prohibition.
Shaw
anil
four
members
of
the
oinking fund plan and making i’ | T b » - (Jommissioners adopted
u
any information that priests hud
Muyor O’Keefe, who is the leader
The bond market is suid to have
The preaching
been killed anywhere in the state
ort of the constitution. Premier ■ motion to pave I’ark Avenue, from const guard putrol bout which he of the choctaw wing of the Louis
been “o f f " in the entire country
activities of J. W. Allen,
■‘
'
' out that by this ! Katie Street, south to city limits, commanded were indicted on sec
of Michourun. Mexico City, how
’oincare
pointed
iana Democratic party, ami who rested last night on a .w
this summer, and the large offer
....
mill degree murder charges by a
ever, constantly is filled with un ings of Florida public improve action “our creditors will find proof | a width of 24 feet with the sunn
wiih a delegate to the last nation of
assuglt,
carrying . .
Stute jDucle county grand jury following
that we ari* determined to pay all material us used liy tho
founded rumors of all sorts
of
al Democratic cmmr.tlon declared weapons and dlsordtfljr'
ment bonds last winter glutted the
our debts in the meusure of our I Road Department in paving road their alleged shooting to death of hinna-lf
Idoody disasters in various parts market.
uiK'ipilvofubly
for
Al will be conflnod for loma-t.
It was decided to wuit
alleged
of Mexico.
_ as long as possible before placing capacity.”
Number three, outside of the city Duncan ’’Red" Shtulnon,
Smith.
tho city jail. Judge W.
rum
runner,
during
u
gun
buttle
in
"The outh we take hero to wine limit.*'.
The newspapers here print re the bond issues on the market bo
“ I would he for Governor Smith sentenced Alien to 50 day
the yucht husin of Biscayiu* Buy,
ports that three citizens were ex that the best price would he com out our debts,” he added, "will Inday if given iiTiother o apart unity on the charge of assault,
The city engineer was authoriz
heard throughout our country and ed to proceed with tho paving of on Feh. 24.
ecuted after il court-martial at manded.
to vote in another nutloiu.1 con or 00 days on the charge
Bond
of
Shaw
wps
set
at
$4,1)00
abroad."
Acumburo.
They
were charged
vention," lie suid, "and I believe ing cunrcakd weapons,
Elm Avenue, between Fourth und
The bonds will he dated July I,
und the amount of $1.500 each
with leading a nioh which recent
Fifth Streets ami
Fifth
Street fixed for the four guardsmen. Thu it is only by the nomination of fine or oo (lays for disor
1020 und interest payable semiP A R IS, Aug. I I — (A*)— Premier
ly killed two government engin
unnuully July 1 ami Jan. 1. They Poincare has completed with rap from Kim Avenue to l.uiircl Ave four men indicted with Shaw were some man of Governor Smith’s duct.
eers, Violunte and Almedia,
be
Allen claimed to be a
will bear 5 1-2 per cent interest. idity rarely, if ever, equalled in nue. The paving will he 24 feet 1*. S. Austin, Otis Meeklns, B. C. character and standing and of his
cause they thought the engineers
fearless advocacy of the repeal of of long experience and I
The bonds will mature 20 years a f the annals of the Third Republic, wide, of sheet asphalt on a rock Smith und Edwurd McAulee.
were government agents in the
the Eighteenth amendment and the that he had been a f t
base.
ter date.
his financial progrum for the re
religious siituution.
Volstead Act that we will ever 1912.
|Ic was allagad t » . ‘<
Tho Jessamine Ave. petition wus
All of the bids submitted must hubilitntion of France uh far as it
The Catholic Kpiscopate, in a he accompanied
have : imqier test of whether or threatened to clean* t n thfc i
by a certified wus politically possible under the acted favorably upon. The city en
not this country wants prohibi e<l section of Sanford fast,
long statement addressed to “ The check of 2 per cent of the amount
gineer wus authorized to puve the
existing circumstances.
,
tion to continue.
Americun People” denies Catho of the bond.
Just before he wk> i t a t a l
avenue
24
feet
wide
lietwecn
First
Bids may he sub
The national assembly, in dis
lic responsibility for the situation. mitted in the alternative ns to the
custody by member* q j M l #
Street
anil
the
Atlantic
Count
It cites in detail religious restrict rate of interest the bonds are to cussion at Versailles, has by a Line, und 16 feet, between tho rail
police force' -V>.ilyW
vote
of
671
to
144,
passed
the
ions in the constitution.
It also bear, the alternative hid to be
Other cases
N E W YORK, Aug. I L — (JP>—
road and Tenth Street.
bill
placing
the
provision
for
:»
:u ys the church is only seeking based on a rate of interest less
Judge White )
The Sanford Laundry manage Detective John Singer wiih shot
sinking fund in the constitution
to have the constitution amended than 5 1-2 per cent.
roughs, charged withBids may he for tin* purpose of authorizing the ment presented a petition for thu and killed with his own pistol at
discharging fire
to secure religious
liberty
like submitted for the purchase of all
paving of Cedar
Avenue,
from police headquarters early tnduy
country’s flouting
debt and gen
ri.
ously, who forfe)
that in ti)e United States.
iHsui's of bonds listed, or for any erally relieving the tangled fi- Third to Fourth Street. The peti by Genu I’uarce, u negro, (barged
tv
_
W A S H I N G T O N , Aug. 11,— (AP>— and $15 on the two
charged
with
automobile
theft,
who
escap
one or more of raid issues.
tion W a s taken under advisement,
r.uneial situation.
-reckUuffl
A majority of Democratic nutiunal Oliver Tielsema,. ,«wjiblnoaf«iM
ed, hut wus recaptured.
It wus with scenes of much dis and finully referred to the city
Singer brought
Pearce
hHck committee members who responded dismissed; Fred -Digoit,
order brought about by the «p- engineer.
from
lluinniond,
N.
J.,
where
hH to a request from Clyde W, Her driving, fined $4| Jldr
osition of the Socialists and Com
A petition for the vacating of
was arrested, und was prenufliig to ring, committeeman from Iowa, for reckless d r i v in g ,'.
munists, that tho measure was Garden Street in the
Eldorado
quvstion
him.
Thu detective Hat their views, favor abolition of the Autman, reek teas
enacted by members of the Cham subdivltLon
S O F IA , Bulgaria. Aug. U , - ( / P )
was
presented
by
ed; Leon Shanka,)
down
and
took
off
his coat, and two-thirds convention-rule.
ber of Deputies und the senate in school authorities uml others. The
The diplomatic
representative:)
Reporting today to other com recj to tha county)
l.ouis
Kuku,
owner
of
thu
stolen
joint session.
Thrice the assem city attorney was instructed to
of
Jugo-Sluviu,
Rumania
and
IViirco asked mittee members on his poll. Her disorderly conduct, for
bly had to be suspended because of draft an ordinance for the closing cur, sut nearby
Greece today handed a collective
ring said one-third of the member of $25: Ireta Martin,
IterinisHion
to
get
u
drink.
note
to tho
Rulguriun
foreign
ship was non-committal, but that missed; A. BUIr, p»$
Tin* city budget for the fiscal the obstreperous tactics of the and vacating of the avenue.
"Help yourself," hm I Singer.
minister regarding the activities year, beginning Oct. I, is being opposition.
mure than half who replied were fined $2; A" Summer
Peurco helped hiniWdf und when in favor of the nomination of conduct, fined -95;
Fist fights between members if
of the Bulgarian coniiladji, or Ir- prepared by L. R. Philips, city
ho
turned
away
from
the
water
regulura.
The aubstance of the clerk, for early submission to the the Extreme Right and Extreme
presidential candldataa at national Mack, chajrgad '•<wk
cooler, jerked Singer’s pistol from conventions by a majority vote.
Left occurred during one stage of
note was withheld, hut it,is known City Commission.
transferred to tha county.
’.-am
its holster, emptied it at the de
session.
The
communista
thut it ia not in the nature of an
.... . , t
Khtimutes on the financial needs the
tective
and
fled,
taking
the
weapon
ultimatum.
of tho city departments have, been banged chairs and hurled insults
C H IC A G O ,
Aug.
I L — (A») — with him.
A half-dozen officers
submitted by
the
departmental rt M. DeSelves. They also sang Louis " B i g ” Smith, known ub a
from the next room ran ufter hltn
tho
Internationale.
One
deputy
heads to the City Clerk.
The
gunman imported from New York and caught him after u throe-hour
growth of the city has increased was expelled from the chamber two yeura ugo uh the body-guurd
search.
because
of
his
noise.
*
tho work of the police, fire, health,
of u Chicago bootleg chief, wus
and engineering departments und
r**>
killed
last night when gangster
SHIP L I N E N O T FOR S A L E
estimates on the operut^ng ex
shots for the second time in a day
A T L A N T A , Ga„ Aug. 11.— (A*) that an operation
penses will bo bigger than those
W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. 11— <JP)— - D e n i a l that he transferred $500,- y«»t®rday.. H t * «
threw the business district into an
The Shipping Board rus decided
uproar.
be serlouS,
nence in 11)20 when he refused u submitted last year.
Mr. Philip#, who is also city asThe forty-second
death
since nut to offer for sale at this time 000 In assets to the W . D. Manley ^
legucy of $800,000.
Two years
and
Company,
Inc.,
with
the
Inten
tamp
SALEM,
Ky„ Aug. 11.— W ) — January attributed to gang war the American-Palmetto Line oper
The aaS W t
luter, after his brothers, Hamilton scssor, ia preparing hia tax roll
tion of dtfrauding
at
hta credttore
D.i
M a n le y i
and Jumes, hud taktr. their share for the new year. The tax re An air of intensity pervaded the fare was the work of a lone gun ating between southern and Euro as alleged in the bankruptcy
. . . peti* gaataed
camp of rescue workers here today man, who accomplished his purpose pean porta.
•'
far t
of the estute, he changed his mind ceipts and revenue from ull other
tlon
filed
agulnt
him,
waa
mfcde
while crews worked fervishly to where a handful of his kind had
n ir 't U M T
and with the fortune endowed the aourcea wii determine the total to
Tuesday
by
W.
D.
Manley,
presi
reach their five entombed compa failed in theirs early in the day,
what
American fund for Public Service be allowed for the budget, whlcn
dent of the Bankers Trust Compa tore
The in a running pistol fight before
will be submitted to the Comnils- nions in the Hudson mine.
circumstance*
ny, in an answer to the bankruptcy
,nc>
'»•
.
. .
shaft In which the miners have Michigan Boulevard’s smart shops.
organisation
For the next two years he bob aionera for their acc«bUuice or re
proceedings.
been imprisoned since last Thurs
revealment '
jection.
bed up frequently in the news beThe answer, filed in federal dis ccfvera ag v
The estimated assessment on day when a cave-in dosed tb«m
cauBO of a ^back to nature" move
trict court in the name of Mrs. W. show this to
real and personal property in San underground was almost d * flr
The Classified columns of
ment ho staged or. a farm on Cape
D. Manley, “ appearing aa next
it was a matter of hours until the
ford
this
year
is
$15,500,000,
ac
1$ y n » eet *|
The
Herald
a$e
bringing
scores
God.
Several Investigations were
.friend," set forth that Mr. Manley,
fate of the victims could be de
cording.
to
City
Manager
W.
B.
of
replleg
to
advertisers
who
conducted into conditions there.
Is- ^physically and' meutally untermined.
■
'
WA IINGTON, Aug. 11—(JP)— are listing property for sale, or abla to appear’’ at tha bankruptcy titioo '
H k wife, who was Mary Wren, Williams.
A t least four of the men, George Asijs
Um i ?
t._
Last year’* miUage rate was l »
for
rent.
.
in
'Secretary WaknM*^
daughter of u socially prominent
proceedings.
solvency of ’
mills.' The new millage will not Patlllo, Randolph Cobb and
charge
I
bf
naval
aeroxututics,
was
family in Dedham, Mass., left him
You’ll find the expense neg
The Bankers Trust Company
be determined until* all of the es and U . B. Wilton are thought to enrontej today in u seaplane to induring this period.
But in 11)152
ligible and > the results abun
loracted
as-fiscal agent for a maJo:
timates have been checked up and have reached a ledge about
'.a»i
Mct toe Pensacola naval air stathey were reconciled on the birth or
dant.
feet On the other side of
r - prit
other figures studied.
»n,
atfcompanled
by
Commander
reservoir broke through. The fUTn
Send your meiuage to the
. G. Lnighfoh, aide, aa pilot.
4 Fortune continued
to
shower
was
w* l* * r f
Manley;
Represen
Newsstands in Montreal, under a man, Boy James,
ilam known'
publio.throtigb a media
Front! Florida, Mr. Warner ex
Garland with her gifts. Hia fath
back
frpm
:
the
shaft
toward;
the
Sanitarium
be1
was
.
recent ruling, ma^r sell only news
"
f
t
S
U
L
p
‘
g o 'by rail to Detroit and for its effectiveness
er left him a third intereat in a
lUledgeriUs
agaefnea and periodi cave a* fa w moments before t »
ivlUe, where It w
million dollar trust fund in 1923 papers.
craah.
_
,
It
are
barred,
ca
v'
11
(Continued on P age 2)
tU'*‘ ‘
■M
v •yitiu
*
*.**z*^*.*iOf
. \
CHURCH QUARREL MUNICIPAL BONDS
SHOWS NO SIGNS ORDERED SOLD BY
OF ENDING SOON CITY COMMISSION
STREET PAVING IS
OKEYED TUESDAY
BY CITYOFFICIALS
PROHIBITION AND
AL SMITH CHIEF
LOUISIANA ISSUES
lfour' (,a|'llu" ‘l the cud“r
children ar.d
’&
V hnl G arland.
Jh- P,e 1,v»ilC und free
them Pr',p,' r “PPortuncnme into promi
tabu!
: Case Of P'ive ( ’oast
Guards Charged With
Murder IsTransferred
Sanford Police
Negro’s Work :
Preacher,Del
P
Detective Shot And
Killed With Own Gun
By Negro Auto Thief
Three Nations Give
Note To Bulgaria
tony Is Granted Divorce Tuesday
[[kite
Colten C. Campy the- uncoiitested dl-
Fierce Bai
Progress In
Pomerene, W iQW
For Senate;]
Ahead In Arl
Abolition Of 2-Thirds
Rule Favored By Most
Of Democratic Chiefs
City Budget Being
Prepared Now By
City Clerk Philips
;« a s
Gang Warfare Claims
Another VictimToday
Bankers Trust Company H(
Any Intent To Conci
Of The FFounder Of ‘April Farm’
TaB> K, Mush., Aug. 11
'vren Garland Tues*r liberty from the
, 11r eccentric mlllJ,b“n'1' * buries T. Gur|T | '! ‘'unfortunate” in
i thA4*.l„ '*l t m he wrote
»tL .
y a ’ J“ l1- n’> minutes were re' the
fading „f this letr‘cita| t)y Mrs. Garland
'lutes of her life,
*unu*'>**
’
"uny nf Paul Scott of
p! * ('ar»«ml had livarm Ulony in Allen-
“Ma” Ferguson Says KIan Is , Be
She Is In Texas Race
HaveGiv"
“With All Her Heart”
port
groveW
A U S T I N . Texas, Aug. 11.—
Fate Of Five Miners
Is Still Uncertain
Warner To Inspect
Pensacola Station
Results...
�i-m
: .
S
Addition & Pine Height* W the
^ .t T fT t h c
at $7.26 per lln. ft., and the amount this property a
.
Ft. Mellon'Dov. Co., Lot 38 ...................
Less nmount assessed on old paving
51
R O B IN S O N ’S S U R V E Y O F A N
IN CUANCICItV.
H|;IT TO KnnKCl.OHU
A D D I T I O N TO S A N F O R D , b L A .
MOIt r«iA «K
Balance ...........
•
F R E D T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer.
$1248.60 old pavement.
J nr; KKNI>IlH'K
R. A. Griffin, S I -2 of Block 22
. 173-28
F t Frn’t Pro. Asa'l Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot .10
I'UII o . V S . i N T
Description.
V’H
Mrs. A. E. Hill. Beg. 133.28 feet South of North
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 39 ....
Name
ANOl’ 8 JIINKH ANI> HIS ttlffc..
■TON, Aug. 10.— (/P)—
MATTti; .: nN I'.M.
| west corner of Block 22, run South 10 feet.
A M E N D E D F L A T O F L A N E ’S AD D ITIO N
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co.. Lot 41
w i d e campaign for educa• •v . »
East 120 feet, NoHh 40 feet, West to be
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 42
TO
S
A
N
F
O
R
D
,
F
LO
R
ID
A
C
I
T
A
T
I
O
V
288.24
u h of intoxicating
10
$400.00
T1IE STATE <>K KI.OItll'A T "
50
Ft.
Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 13
f,
ginning.
,
..
win be conducted l>y the
ANCUH JUNES AM*
R. J. Hally, i-t al. Lot 2
•.....
■»\ lW , *
313.75
a'emperuncc
Union of
MATTIE JONES
„ , , ! Hubbard Reed. Reg. 93.28 feet South of North
Ft.
Mellon
Dev.
Co.,
Lot
41
5
Ia?ss amount assessed on old paving Balance
It npt>earlnK by affidavit filed In
west corner of Block 22. run South 10 feet,
till* ntiiHi* (tint th»Ft.
Mellon
Dev.
Co.,
Lot
45
f,
B
{•; ‘'l l
288.21
ion was reached at the aiMl i nrli nf you In unkimwii «"<1 l East 120 feet, North 10 feet. West to beginning 40
92.25
Ft.
Mellon Dev. Co.. Lot 10
f,
S :^ V
'r. no i»n»' l»» H-*
l mooting last night nt the Hint
Balance
400.00
‘
null
Hill, Reg. r>7 feet South of Northwest
60
Ft.
Mellon
Dev.
Co.,
Lot
47
5
RMll convention here after
Mr" A - K.........
„
Fast
R. J. Holly, el al.. Lot 4
313.76
f. R. J. O Callaghan, Oak- !>i »<7u: Ti.ai you
,‘imi are
art out
r),r„ pr (,f Block 22, run South .10.28 m l ,
Ft.
Mellon
Dev.
Co.,
Lot
18
.........................
5
201.44
Less amount assessed on old paving
Hint ':7.V' mV.:'"-/;:- !
l ' I f president of the or- the past slxt* Iiliio
North 30.28 feet. W e * to In-ginning
••••■• •••
i *120 feet, .........
- ,
D R E A M W O L D , S E C O N D SECTION
fitftta, declared the drive was • talloK *'■(**
92.25
•,,s" o’
* 'piininas North -r»7 feet of West 1-0 feet,
ranuot tir served Hiiini you. inel r.psie 1nomas, is ’
410.74
7.7
Balance
S A N F O R D , FLOR ID A
:
■r because with the pass- enrh I.f >toi. Iiml llml >onr lust
400.00
Itlrx-k 22
60
Volstead act. “so many U tin* n mWi I'C* mill r-aMunc**
u <[
,
.
t r ({lock' 23
R. J. Holly, el al.. Lot li
Si.
313.75
that the fight against Oeoeral iieiiverv, Hock bulge. Kloi i R (-. Eubanks,-Reg. at Northeast corntr
15
.
llodwell Realty Co., Lot l l Blk 1
Less amount assessed on old paving
holism w as ended.”
Pin
------ -----’’
1 ' run South 120 feet. West ir»..r» feet, North 120
Co.,
Lot
15
Blk
1
.....
93.92
Realty
r >r i: m k r<» it k v u r . a n u u *»
llodwell
1
864.72
120
.m i n k s a n i > m a t t i k .m »n k h hu
92.25
feet, Knst ir,.r» feet, to beginning
.......
80
llodwell Realty Co., Lot Hi Blk 1
I i*!M'li Ilf >oil. !»rr I t'lllllr^il 1«» Im* »ll«l
Balance
•
•
lM*for»* our mmIiI I’lrunit Shade Randolph, Beg. 120 feet South of North
g-'*
Co.,
Lot
17
Blk
1
---.
.
D
O
Realty
Bodwell
I Court ut Kanforil. Flnrltla. 1*11 H"
Jessie D. Klcinman &
400.75
east corner Block 23, run South f.O feel. West
II. McGrenl, Lot 18 Blk 1 ..... .
66
130.4
( 2Mh rl»i> of A iikonI. A. I». 1*2*. hum
ir,s*
Michael
H. |>. Chnrprning, Isrt 8
I iti.n unit tlifrc mu Ur iiiihwit i'» il"
313.75
145.5 feet. North 50 feet, East I4.r’.f> f<’«* to
100
.1
Bodwell Realty f o . , Lot 1 Blk 2
Mill of i'omjiln Int rx li IMl i*d mcaln^l
Less, amount assessed on old paving
300.30
50
x.,11 Mthi-rwlHf a «|ri*r»’r pro con
Co., Lot 2 Blk 2
153.41
beginning.
Realty
{ft
--------Bodwell
1248.80
I f.-iHH util Im- i-nt*rcil iiKiilnnt v i i
173.3
92.25
Klin Williams, South 1-2 Block 2.1
Co., Lot 3 Blk 2
28
! ami i art* of yon
ED. W A L T H A M , ,
Realty
Bodwell
Bnlanco
l IT IS OHliKKI’.n That tM* 1
400.00
66
Co., Lot 10 Blk 2
to., Iftnrt Im pnlilImIii‘>| oiicf w witi-k fur Millie Collins. N. 50 feot of West 100 feel of
m’r.olc Hudson-Essex
131.8
Realty
Bodwell
300.30 R. J. Hally, f t al., Lot 10
50
four ciiiiNfcutIvi \vinkn In tli**
313.76
....
24
Block 37
Fla.
Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 20 Blk 3
font Moraid. a nrvvppaprr pi»hll«l»nl
Less amount assessed on old paving
I- S
-----------, in Sr in Iiml** fount y. Florida ami Geo. Jones, Beg. 50 feet South of Northwest cor
Co.. Lot 27 Blk 3
78.99
/
Realty
Bodwell
p it
li.ivlna n KcniTuI dirtrllnitIon
ner Block 37. run Enst 10f> feet, South 50 feet,
92.25
70
Co., Lot 28 Blk 3 .............. ...
1 WITNKHH Mv Imml and llir orriRealty
Bodwell
300.30
50
Balance
- .......
’ do all vaudeville cnterloin- <*|«i1 real of raid flrcnlt fouii. lilr
West 100 f<et, North to beginning
Co.
Lot
29
Blk
3
.............
.....
85
Bodwell Realty
I hr MIU day of July, A I* U2«.
Nelson Gray A
they have to sing?
Millie Jonett, Beg. 100 feet South of Northwest
148
Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 30 Blk 3 ............ .....
Vnlie Williams, Lot 11, except right of way on
,Sk:A,' ,
V E nonil.ASH.
corner Block 37, run South HP feet, F.ast to
fcMttVMe shows would be ten
406.04 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 Blk 4
i-I.EItK >>t Tib I mil55.95
109.95
State Road No. 3
...........
i in I i 'trmlt
*'ourt.
'• a entertaining if they would
Atlantic < >>asl Line Rnilroad
right
of
way.
313.75 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 Blk 4
110
S*-fnIfi‘*lif o u n t v.
Loss
amount
assessed
on
old
paving
497.22
'.Out the WORK*.
ti'.i
Slate of Fl**i Ida
—
North fill feet. West to beginning
18
Co.,
Lot
3
Blk
1
Itv A M W olit,
Bodwell Realty
403.51
r* system is all wrong.
No |
Miles Austin liens, South 50 feel. Block -I <
I» f
91.89
Co.,
Lot
10
Blk
4
151.3
llodwell Realty
BlllalM <■
how good i.it art a perform- J ,\S i : Ml \ lit »N
Atlantic t'o.i-t Line
S..I m u . - .i lid of « ••Min^rl
92.5
Bodwell Realty 1 i)., 1.ot !!< Blk f>
coni rihnte to a program,
Nelson Giay &
for • ••iMidaUiiint
Railroad i oinpany., Beg. at South corner of Block
llodwell Realty Co.. Lot 38 Rlk 5
as n part of tlint act, or as 1
.!•»!% 27 A ma
I I • 1
V„|,o Williams, Lot 13, except right of way on
37 run South '• feet, East Ml f e d , North
feel
cp^rntc act tiomewhere else t T.
107.45 Rodwel! Realty Co., Lot 39 Blk 5
50.2
01.80
Statu
R"ad
No.
3
m i i :
program a song must be at- , m i t i i i : o r
West 50 feel In beginning
313,75 llodwell Really Co.. Lot 1 Blk 0
S’.i IIm
Ii< ii lit Kluii Mint nri’l* i
J,c..»s amount assessed on old paving .......
•
mol in pm «ii a lice of that • I t IMl Atlantic Cna-I I me
ii
m
l
Rodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 Blk 0
Final t»oct». of I*'oi Iommi •
Sul»- uimlr and r«nd»*t*#l »*n Mo- » •'« Railroad i i.nipany. Also, tieg. at Norlhen-t cor
r, I rise to inform the pow
93.70 llodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 Blk 0
Balance
A J’ ; '" i«. ,M
r a Hat he in vaudeville that it ' •»»'
ner |Hock I. run East 53 feet, Smith to South
Mio i 11cult fourl in nml foi Soiiii
llodwell Realty Co., Lot I Blk 0
Nelson
Gray &
.
l;pot necesst.ry follow that, bc- noli fountv. Fltirlfla In < iini»*«i\
easterly In...... . right of way. West to point
llodwell Realty Co.. Lot 6 Blk 0
■“ 1 woman has a shapely nnk- In a rrrlMlu car*- i Im-m-Iii pfiullnn
381.92 V„|ie Williams. Lot 15. except right of way on
r>3
wl.n-i-lit I-:. M IVi.nl, Mi.- i 'urnplain | Mouth nf begioniiiR, North to beginning,
•108. !H llodwell Realty Co., Lot 0 Blk 0
•liu han a iw fe t voice. Nor ant.
60.3
mid llrNMlr I. Iliilchln* and S
State Road No. 3
Laing, Beg. at Northeast corner Block 4,
I * fact that, bccaune a man A MiitchlnH lior IiiimIuiimI. an* I '♦* ! j
313.75 llodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 Blk 7A
Less amount assessed on old paving
n
thrilling acrobat and Horn frndafith. I. M W Sio-iicor. Jr. l.v
run West Pi feet, South 71.9 feet to Atlantic
Marlcr of raid < ourl.
that make your hair Miami Spcchil
Maid Final I >»-*»♦••• appolnt.il »li».M
D R E A M W O L D , F I R S T SECTION
t'nast Line Ruilmud, Northeasterly along railroad
94.13
Ud# if you rave any, he in nlno ,,ff. r for h.i I* nml r.-ll l*» Mo- lilnlo M
331.48
Ralatit
<
•
i<
;
S A N F O R D . FLOR ID A
t50.it feel. N'mllt 23.3 feel to beginning
mol Im-mI lildiln foi » aril at puMIr
vocalist.
Mnrv E Williams A
j
oiii.ry lofoi- tin fouif H.uimi
In Louisa T U»/.ier. Reg. t« feet West nf Nurlhea t
.
58
llodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 Blk 7
Vi,lie A. Williams, Lot 17, except right of way on
. ) wanted t« eontribute one of ^V" nu'"..'/’Mmob.' '-b- ' u i ^ i " V " . ’'r
corner Block t. mil West 50 feet. South 117
45
I0H.IH llodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 Blk 15
greatett boons to n long sur
Ml.|,l„ni|„l
t
n„- s.momr.
50.3
Slat*- Road No. 3
feet, F.a-I In iailroad, Northeasterly along rail
humanity, « 7.d hn-l the' ., Hole iwn
mis lion»i»M*- ' hi t.
8(1
0 Blk 15
.
I’reissner.
Lot
319.35
Anna
K
I,,. ., amount assessed oil old paving
11»*
to do it, I would make it iu i»i-. ■■ tin b-i-.n l.t.nm
road In point Smith
beginning. North to he
90
i I 11•• 11 •ll - IM
l
Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7 Blk If.
300.30
'e-time offense for any tunMl
-ll Hilt • Mini; .»ml
ginning.
90
8
Blk
15
88.83
Realty
Co.,
L<*t
Bodwell
i f o aing ir. a vaudeville show ' IMK III tin I ’unlit k "t S**’»"ll»l"
ItataiK
Truslei-es of M I
HI ii t . I I I.... . t "tl
208
9 Blk 15
Realty
Co.,
Lot
llodwell
|...I till in tin- N*il t In f t -/imI 1• t
Mary I Williams A
' I could imagine no finer inset ip
I VIP, t ..f tin1 Sniitln i-l 'p m " i Calvary Raplt-l
Volir \ William *. Lot 19, except right of way on
‘ s- on the slid* that is to mark
D R K A M W O L D . F O U R T H SECTION,
iSK’i I nr Sicllnti I Wat I. II.lot Church of Goblsboi'o., Reg ‘.Hi feet We.l nf North
117.75
II,,,, |, Tin, I bi-IIIO II Milliilu Islnll
57.02
lace where l am to spend mv
State
Road
No.
3
S A N F O R D , FLOR ID A
,.f S..II..H 1 Ti.w n—lilfi 21
util | t asl comer nf Block 1, run We-S 50 feel. Smith
ong sleep than this. "Bill, the
337.29
l.e- amount assessed on old paving
,.r i:.nik< ii E.i * i ........... . i - tin |
117 feel, Eii'l 50 feel. North 117 fe d . In be
kWho put a stop to singing in
V.lli AlHlInl* I *w|ms|l»s III i»Ki I .»»*••
Lillian
G.
Einley, Lot I Blk 10
20
I .. - I'l.ii .1-, I . . ..Ml. ll III 1’la* .
30O.3D
5<)
Bvllle."
ginning
Albert
E.
Fnrrntt,
Lot
M
Blk
10
10
I I
ihii.i ll
Kill.Ill- It- • Hills
80.10
trouble with most vmuleIlit Ll IK I
..f
-III.mb' «’••iin• . . I'l-s 'I '
Unknown, Reg. I Hi feet West of Norlheast t in
Albert
K,
Parrott,
Lot
12
Blk
10
•’*
$ performers is they think llu-y ||,. HltlllP t•s Im mii|.| |l» Kllllhh Mlt<1
T E A G U E ’S A D D IT IO N TO
ner of Block 4, run West 50
feet, Smith M<
too versatile, they do r.<>t rec- «!•-« i *•♦
Albert
E.
Parrott,
Lot
13
Blk
10
fi
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
300.30
i; W SI-ENi'KI! III.
their own limitations.
As
feet, Fast 50 feet. North 117 feet to beginning 5U
Robert
C.
N.
Monahan,
Lot
4
Blk
17
II
S|mh Iii| M imI i
In
S. S. Itouniel, Lot 7, except right of way on
■ people got on the vautlei ’Imiii'i'i •
mis I'i.i h S. K. Muse, Reg. 190 feet West of Nprtlienst • »*r
«
60.1
305.40 Thomas F. Clark Lot 5 Blk 17
istage they think that gives
tin \ >.f Jnix. A I * .
Stale Road N' > 3
iter of Block I, run West 50 feet, South 117
I-i3«.
Lila
Conklin,
Lot
0
Blk
17
- a right to punish the puli300.30 S. S. Raiiinal, lad 8, except right of way on
feet, East 50 feeet, North 117 feeet to beginning 50
Jth songs.
Lot 7 Blk 17
6
M A< i f I III*! A- VI UIRM IS.
309.03 Mary Monkley,
50.9
Stale Road No. 3
Sniil llor fill I'liMip InInit lit
Unknown. Ih-g 240 feet West of Northeast corner
the same principle, just beBo
dwell
Realty
Co.,
Lot
8
Blk
17
1
2
except right of wny on
Eascx Coach gives such
of lllixk I, run West 31 feet. Smith 117 reel.
llodwell
Realty
Co.,
Lot
12
Blk
18
....
«
l> T H E I I I I C I 'I T I 'O I T I T H I' T H E
51.1
372.05
iftffUl perforrnanee as an
Stale Road No. 3
! 15.00
SEVENTH
J t l l l l ’ I \ I.
. III. I IT
East 31 feet, Ninth 117 feet l » beginning
31
Bodwell Realty
Co., Lot 13 Blk 18
'
ooblle it would also be a fine
I N A M I | T I H S U ' I I M i l . I " , i l>« ' 1. except right of way on
S.
S,
Riitimel,
Lot
H
t,|. E. Laing, Reg 2811 feet West of Northeast o r T t , r i . o r t l l l A . IN I l l l M H I I b
Mr boat.
llodwell
Realty
Co..
Lot
13A
Block
18
7
37(5.28
51.9
Stale Road No. 3
S E MI-'.AUI’.S I T Al.
Yours,
I tier of Block l, run West 30 0 feet, I mil It II i
VH
llodwell
Realty
Co.,
Lot
II
Blk
IS
7
way
on
of
203.71 S. S. Ituuinel, Lot 11, except right
R».7!
BILL. I 1.11It 111A I.ANIi A N I * I M I T n ' I
fml. East 30.0 feel, N'mllt 117 feet I" beginning 30.0
382 07 "bodwell Realty Co., Lot 15 Blk 18
.
l*i
I
M ENT I’liMI'ANV. ,i i ,.i |...l i' I "II .
62.7
Slate R".td No. 3
2508.22
.1,-1nli* Jink.oil, Ihe \\ i*st, .J.i0. I ft-cl ol Block l
.(.hi 1
| • I ill
Walter A. Sondergeld, Lot 27 Blk 22
2
wny
of
on
. s t m i ; rii-- i i .• iit 11• \ Tn
12,
except
right
S. S. lJnuim I, L*>1
a o t ii
r.
■ l-l.i ill 11■A l.\NI> \ r. 11 IMI-ISI'V I
M. W. C L A R K S SI R D IVIS IO N (>F
61.0
395.85
c N o l l e lx in-i. :•■. i i\. a ’ mil i •>. i ,\|I ;NT i 'h .MI'WI
State Itoiul No. !
........ 'I .... . •»•••• I
M E T E S A R O U N D S D ESCR IPTION ,
iif I ••Mini \ *■••ititni** ............... | mill llli mil. Hi. U II Mill I-l Xll.ll s. Ulil.l ,
302.50 .
BLOCKS
35
A
30
OF
R
O
B
IN
S
O
N
’S
60
S.
S.
Baumel,
Lot
l
i
. for Hi uini
<**»nnt * ' '*1 •' I It'l-N. II fISI *11Its | |>! I HSIllN *»l IHI I I I• *4
S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A
•Ir n«*x( 11-KUbi I i«»***Miik I"
l claiiMliiK jin lliti-n-i in himI in lb,S U R V E Y OF A N A D D IT IO N TO
302.60 i
60
s. S. Baumel. Lot II
•M la the *’mot ll-, .-. to b o'"';l |
i ll.. .I i. .ll • Still" In
J. E. Spurling, Beginning at the intersection of
S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A .
ridtt. f»n H* i»i* ml** i -Mi \ i* t lln,.iii'li "i mill.'| 11n* .'ii'il I'M.,i l.i ' I
302.50
50
S. Bnuinel, Lot 1."
the renter line of Geneva Street
and
State
9» nt
ii rliM’k \
'1
iI.,iii.l
ntii*i nun
*11*i **••-•*•*■•!*
....n>.
ii
. I id mir-.i v. Lot I Block 35
nml 1I1mi...........
. •* ....I'-'
300.30
'
..
..ii
50
302.50
S. Buum*-I, Lot It.
-‘ " I
i.ili.iuhe,
.\i*rsHi;i.
(
»lt.llliH
..lln nii'ii.,
Mt:SHi;l. ,
% I, for 1h«- ill Ii Mm *-f -i
Road No. 3, run Southwesterly along the renter
tinrcoiiii n»nt|M’ll"H- •' Mi. N* u • \\ 11n |• \\|i
|l|{n\VS
r n M I’AN'i 1 it (
- ...........
.
■‘ilMl'ANV
50
300.30
s
’
302.60
IleCmirsey, Lot 2 BI01 k 35
60
S. Baumel, Lot 1
Ullty Morn*- I'liift* ....I -i.. llMii
* «»i im, hi li-n nml Mm- unUn.luii
Hill, InlU II
line of :-unI State Road No. 3, 570 ft., to the
511
300.30 q S. Ihiumel, Lot 18
n» may »••• obmiii..! ......... .. '
uinm• • hm.I mih. i o> '
W < lii-Cmir 1-y, Lot 3 Block 35
309.75
51
■(irk « f Ibis Ibin ill HO .11.,I Hit.
,,,,,11. N . I.ilmlm: ho IiiI<■■- mI .
. |i|,.,.L e
rente
1- line of Oak Ave., thence North to 11
511
3(10.30
1 ir.th. K'lB
,,,,,1 |„ ll,. fniinuiaa ............. ......... Hurst, lo t I Block .1..
point
100 ft. measured at right angles from thu
F I N E H EIG HTS,
a Itonril reN.-rv.-x ll- nt'*i I" ,. „i .^ 1,11, o> tin ..iikIi » r iimb-r lb. Henry I'lanter, Lot 5 Block 35
300.30 '
50
st any hikI all IiIiIh
x.il.l Miimn.'Iu till.. nml Hi own . ’<*111,1
center
line of said Statu Road, thence North
SANfOHD. FLORIDA
my liurol ami m 11. >il —•■i |HI ll \. iklHtlMi: .1- .»* Ill'l WIni'. 1*11.1 ill. Henry I’lanter, Lot 4'. Block 36
317.00
11
.,!• »th day of A uhohi . a i > 1 *.’*. uni, 11.iu ti |i.i*i.ii" -I |..i .:»* m claim
easterly
parallel with said State Hoad to the
.i i
110.71 A P, Connelly. Lot
Jim Wnldnui, Lot I Block 30
(flEAE)
,
j 111a mi llll.l.xl III Mil,I I" tile f.'l
V. E. HOI HI.*.m
center
line
of Geneva St., thence East to beg.
] l-wlou it. rn'i lli.nt leak .-xlal... Ivitm G. W. Cook, Lot 2 Him k 30
76.5
551.03
Stale Road No. 3
381.92
53
(r e d ''
Clerk
' ill
1.. U.I..H..L
u< 1
li*likil«lit
Hi'liiim.le 1
*'mlIII
* l'-|.il
bln. I \\ 1I
135.6
Less
right
of
way for State Road No. 3
■*■’ l Jliiaril County Cumin-....... .
Less amount ;i-xt.>v
228.05
110.71 .
Tin xi.ullicaxi .|
• i iS E 'j •
Felix Colson. Lot 3 Block 3(1
"
Keniliiole C hii nly. l-’b.i ul.i
• t.f ih>. n.>iiii.axi <|iiaii.'. i n k ;
.1
.
E.
Spurling,
Beginning
nt
the
intersection
of
1131.31 |
157
Gilbert Del.oelie, Lot I Hlorl, "li
. of H.'. ltmi I'.., low lixlll|»
X O T I r I '.
tin* center lines of State Rond No.
3
and
xoiit li. I a line 12 eiixl
325.98
300.3(1 1 Balance
50
Gilbert
lie
Lor
he,
Lot
5
Blm-k
30
Notice lx lierehy alv.-ri 1b.1i ib*
V..... .
ll.l. I.* m.im.'.l 1*11.1 xii 11
“ osrcl *if Cm11,i v C.iiiiihIn . o ii- 1- in lias I..... II liixlllill.il III 111.- Cm mi l.ir./.ii- Wright, Lot 0. Block 3*1
Geneva
Street,
run
Southwesterly
along
the
cen
360.30 A 1*. Connelly. Lot 18, except right of way on
50
18 , for Scntlmilu Ciuml, n ul .11 *’..1111 of tl'o S> l.-nlli Jn.ll' lal Cil
ter line of said State Rond 570 feet to the cen
Id r next ri'Hiilar ln^•.•l•lla *•■ i- . nil In n ul ' h S" mil. ho • hi H*
70.7
300.30
State Road N-*. 3
.........
660.07
50
Albert Walden, Jr., Lot 7 Block 30
U'hotrJ In llie Court llmis" n> Hanf*u«t .ll.l t•1.1 II ' III I1-. V ' S i l ’iM ' • " I |,.|
| , n Blm k 30
ter lino of Oak Avenue, thence South to a
Less amount a.xse *..ed <>n old paving
........
210.4 I
15.5
327.87
,v*’1rIorlda. on s*.|iii"niber 7Mi A 1* i,, s c
..... .. l . i J .1 i»nff\ fo. I.liana ruipio, l>"! 8
5I m , nt la o'eloek A. M ......... III. (.Ill IIOXC . I'll...... . I.II- to Ib
point Did feet measured at right angles from
Notice is iiereity given to any anil all persons inlereateil in the
.’bid*, for lln' el.-Hi'ltiM of the flu it1 a I... v,• <1. Ml ll.c.l |III.|I,'I 11 III III
the renter line of said State Rond No. 3, thence
(it y\ay, of a ihhiI known ax iixem Mill i'<•ini*l.» I..ii i.i k. s c Mea.'i-H ami Special Assessments against tin various pieces of properly above
Halanrr
339.03
W ’ Tanner Itmul, iii * 'mini * C o.iui. im
I .1 IMi f I a nml v•••i nml cim’Ii
i i it a
i
Northeasterly parallel with said State Road to
W'.aloilar* Hlslrb'l No 4, also fo. llm \(.H HI- in 11 l.v n-iiuii. il in In .ii.•I iii'scrlin'd that sahi spiTial Uiki *ssmeuts are payable in full wilbm L. II. Connelly, Lot 19, except right of way on
l ‘l noeeuxui y Krailbiu on H(iiiii.
.r
the
renter line of Geneva Street, thence West
a |«i v l*» Mm Nalil hill
59.3
thirty
days
after
ihe
above
am)
foregoing
special
assessment
roll
Slate
Road
No.
3
......
429.92
Flans anil ximrlflrHlIoux tm mm..- |il,ihil flli'il in Mils • .him ’ iM-fmH Biay be olilutlieil fro... I- I''-||
Wll
to beginning. Less right of way of State Rond
nil Mm- I III- llav III
r«.''* lias Ih-cii ei|iinli7.ei|, approved ami confirmed, or m ten eipial aimtial '
Less ummi.it assessed on old paving .........
107.48
.Barns. Coualy Kimlm'ir
I It* Mil DM- I*.Inn III* -Mi |I.M
^.ihl
59
Nt*. 3
....................
le Iloi.nl n-xirrix llm tlabl In III-.Hill. Ill mu|i| I*.mil
In «li*fi»n1l installments will, interest at 8 per rent per annum from and alter
Ct M11v a.ul all lililx
uli*l-**f Mil- « (Mitplii IIIHIIIH ''III Im- the lime said special asHOtMinents stand approved and r.»nfirmed,
Balance
202.11
film,nx mv IiiiihI ami official xcal hiii li«»rix«*«| Im |H•.« ••* *1 • \ i»arl«» li» !
F R A N K L. W O O D R U F F ’S SUB -D IV ISIO N
{ Ihl* Hill day of A hrhsI. a I* C*.'A lli'i-f»l ■141lit'** 'v Itli Mi I •"
Mrs. Helen II. Moore, Lot 20
59
A meeting of the Eiginlmng Board of the City of Sanford, Flor
127.75
(BEAL)
S O U T H S A N F O R D , S A N F O R D , FLORIDA.
M In fill IIm I mu '. *1 Mi l* 11'**4
hJR'
V E uni c.I.Add,
Less amount asses.-*-ti on old paving
liolh'i* Im- |hIi|»hm .1 »mi* - a v * * 1. ida, will be lu-hl at the City Hall at 2:30 F. M! on the 23rd day of
107.48
F. L. .. .... Iruff, Lot 5
except right of way of
»«.*>
Clerk.
fur f 11||I (*■|f|H—Cll I 1 •• v • « l ** III 1h••
Ib III I<1 I '..Mill \ 1'o’llBlI . hIh ii i I H HanfMid H* i a 1*1. a m " s|*ji|mm of August, A. D. 1920, al which meeting suit! Boanl will hear any aiitt'all
07.91
•State
Knud
No.
3
)' <
Hr*n»111•.It- i ' mihiI v. I-*I••rI•I.i
^ —ii —i .il clii ulalInn
in
Smilii'ili- complaints ami objections as to such special assessment., ami will .0
Balance
200.27
I '.Ml III,' FI Ml Hill
F.
L.
Woodruff,
Lot
51
■xcept
right
of
way
of
- - I N rOHIIT OK I 1.1 NTH .11 I.IIK,
W llli* mm iii' IiuimI #I’i*I " f f l. li l h* .i I sniil lime adjust ami cqualixe said assessments on a ba.-ns of ji.- Mrs. Helen II Monr>c. Lot 21
59
427.75
71.70
IBM I NOI.K l l.l Vl >, S TATE HI' Mi Ih Ii *I «!»«' "f N"». I-'J'*
State Road No. 3
Less amount assessed mi old paving
Ini.
and
right
ami
when
said special
assessments
are
n
-. p C o h i h a .
107.18
ISFi AK)
of
way
of
except
right
F.
L.
Woodruff,
Lot
f»
jt-Xn re Ealale of
V i: (Mil CLASS
;.w i IJIalinlnH I. AiIiiiiim
« l-i K «.f l Im* 4‘li * ml ei|Uiili/.*Hl and ndjimteil, same will then stand eonfirmed ami be, and
12U.8
State Road No. 3
Ci . «I>ecoaaed.
i '..m I
Ha lam e
___
remain binding liens upon the property against which said assess
200.27
‘^♦tlce la hereby tilvr... lo all
IU A M XV.-••It n,
F. L. Woodruff, Lot f
excet right of way of
n It may eoneeiu. llial on III.*
ments are made until paid in accordnncit with the provisions of Res Ft. Mellon Development
Iip|iii( v i 'II I lx
78.1
day of October. A I» . IH2i>. ’ A H M. Mu Me a.
State Road No. 3
*.
Company, Lot 22
olution No. 3lo adopted on the 20th day of July, A. D, 1920, by tin.
59
apply to the lloni.ialib. lax i ' IM him ml XVol i li,
427.75
F. L. Woodruff, Lot 6
except right of way of
lharon. Jail an of xhM ....... ax
Mil* M || l»IH|M’l
Less amount us.-vssed on aid paving
City Commission.
02.45
n of l-ri.liate, for blx limil ills- HmIIc IImi m I*M ClMllpl.lil iinl
69.1
State Rond No. 3
in hn A iIiiiIii ImI nil.........
He- ST AT K OF l-'l .oil 11*A
(Seal!.
L. It. Fhilip.s, City Clerk.
of Wllbelmliia I. Ailmiix »le rn l'N T V oF . I'.M I \oI.F.
F. L. Woodruff, Lot 6
except right of way of
Balance
d. unit llml at the xa.u. ll.... I
I 111*. III-: 11> I’l l i m r v
Thai tti
306.30
57.1
State Road No. 3
(»*» prernHni to xalil Cm.il m\ rim.l jiImivi* h ml f*»i* g.’iiiR *i* a 11ti. e.el SFE4 I A L A S S E S S M E N T R O LL F R E F A R E D U N D E R A U T H O R IT Y Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 23
59
127.76
uiitx ax A iI iiiIiiImI calm "f xalil 4-««|| IM'I «'.l|>\ *.f Mm* n| 14IIH1I iifil* l
F. L. Woodruff, Lot 5
except right of way of
•, and exk for tl.olr a|i|il..\nt mi fll*- In m> **ffi«’c
OF R ESOLUTION'S NO. 311, 312 mid 313. adopted on the 20th day Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 24
......... 59
427.75
60
ted Annual laib. A. I> ciy»>.
WlTNKHlI m i IiuimI ai»>l oflMlal
j^nte
Road
No.
3
of July A. I). 1920, by the City Commi.Mion of the City of Sanford, Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 25
.. ......... 68
!f5»if
EKKU E IMlbliS,
Hi-al IIi Im ;iul .IIIY "f Auu. 1 3f*420.50
Adi^lali|iraiof-.
F. L. Woodruff, Lot 5
except right of way of
Florida.
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 20
................ ......... 58
,Hh:A,•,
V
1.01'01,Add.
420.60
25
State
Road
No.
3
t'l.'ib
of
lb»
Clici.lt
The following is the cetimuled cost nf widening the pavement to Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 27
" <’IH(A)IT COl'IlT. XEV EATI!
.............. .
. 58
420.60
Court
IIH I A L I JIICt tT. SEHI INOI.lt
lie laid by the State Road Department on Stuto Road No. 3, from Ft. Mellon Dov. Co., Lot 28
IV
xl IVeel. a.
..
68
M E TES A R O U N D S D ESCRIPTIONS,
T U NTV. IT.OUItlA.
420.50
' U __________________________________ . . . . f
Katie Street South and Southwesterly to the City Limits. The pave Ft. Mellon Dev. Cu., Lot 's!t»
68
420.50
S A N F O R D , FLOR ID A
58
j C I A L A S S E S S M E N T R O L L F R E F A R E D U N D E R A U T H O R IT Y ment to he* widened from 18 feet to 32 feet in width with sheet Ft. Mellon Dev. Co., Lot 30,
420.50 Druid Park Estates, Inp., A strip o^ land 109
Ft. Mellon Dev. ( ' 0., Lot 31
.. .
58
420.60
u n uI E S 0 L U T I O N NO. 310 adopted on the 20lh day of July A. D. asphalt on a rock base or with oLhcr suitable material,
feet wide on each side of the right of way of
IPlKll
m.
yds.
griiding
(g*
05c
$
0017.00
Ft.
Melon Dov. Co., 1,ot 32
.
...■59.35
1920, by the City Commission of tin- Uity of Sanford, Morida.
430.29
State Roinl No. 3 acrosg the S. W. ^4 of Sec
940.00 S. S. Baumel, Lot 33
'T h e following lx the estimated cost of paving Ferim Avenue 94(1
eu, yds. muck to be removed
$1410
76
543.75
tion I, Township 20 South, Range
30
East,
Less amount assessed on old paving
370.00
Tenth Street South to Twelfth Street and Twelfth Street from '40 (in. ft. (-(increte flush curb <jp 50c
Sanford, Florida.
................................. ” ........... 5S78.2*
212.90
214130.00
li Avenue West to Olive Avenue a width of 21 feet with sheet 18030 Iin, ft. concrete curb & gutter (a* $1.20
Notice is hereby given to any and all person*
3725
Balance
Im.
ft.
12
'
pipe
(d)
$1.35
6028.75
lit on n rock butu or with other xultulile paving material
330.85 the Special Assessments against the various pieces of P W
pipe (<ii $2.15
4625.75 Ft. Mellon Dov. Co., Lot 34
$ 1200.00 2105 iiii. ft. 15
7b
CU. yds. grading tfp' 75c
613.75 described that sjid special assessments are payable In
30
Less
amount
assessed
on
old
paving
III),
ft.
18
'
pipe
(ip
$3.05
3288.00
91.60
lln. It, concrete curb Si gutter (<«> $120
212.90 thirty days utter the above ad foregoing special 4***V
pipe (d» $3.00
llll. ft. 21
1440.00
80.00 400
tin. ft. single curb (g> 60c
has been equalised, approved and confirmed, or* in 4*n
inlets Qc $50.00
....................
Balance ........
...........
8800.00 35
1750.00
I *q. yds. paving Ob $2.50
330.85 installments with interest at 8 per cent per annum »r0
manholes (g> $75.00
.... ...
1652.50 5
376.00 Nelson Gray Si
Iin. ft. 12 In pipe (rh $1.35
the time said spcciul ussesrenents stand approved a*d <
gsdfs
..........
150 00 8600 Hn. ft. 3 ” drain tile (fi) $200.00 per M.
1700.00 Voile Williams, Lot 35
59
manholes £i> $76.00
427.75
A meeting of the* Equalising Board of the City ot
I.etM
amount
assessed
on
old
paving
350.00,15170 st|. yds. rock Imsu («( $1.55
23513.50
;• Inlets <g> $60.00
107.48 idn, will be held at the City Hall at 2:30 P .M. ^ th*
{
5410.ihi j 15170 .*<|. yds. sheet asphalt top
$1.70
25789.00
lln. ft. 3 In. drain tile (g> $200.00 per M.
August, A. D. 1926, at which meeting: said Board wlH h d * ^
Bulance .........
....................
160.410' 43
cu. yds. ("lusn H. Concrete @ $32.00
1370.00
If aq.’ ft. concrete alley returns ($ 50c
200.27 complaints an I objections as to such special a s s e s s * *
Ft.
Mellon
Dev.
Co.
ot
30
...................
1021.53
Engineering,
legal
expense,
advertising,
etc.
9452.45
59
Ilieerlng, advertising, etc.
427.75 nt suid time uljuxt and equalize s'lld assessments on •
2010.08
Less amount assessed on old. paving
*
Interest currying charge 2 t-j per cent .........
107.48 tlce nnd right, and when said special assessment*
$17,752.03
Total Estimated Cost
and adjusted, sumu will then stand confirmed' and
>
Balance .....
...............
Total estimated cost ......................
$107221.03
* To be borne entirely by udjacont property owners.
260.27 binding liens upon the property against which s«*d ****
Ft. Mellon Dev. Co. Lot 37
....,.i...........
To be borne entirely by adjacent property.
Num ber of feet frontage 2403.30
69
427,76 made until paid >n accordance with the provisions 0
I^tsa
amount
nsxestvtl
on
old
paving
Number
of
feet
frontage
14789.19
Aaoestment |ht fool fnuUage $7,200
107.48 No. 311, 312 and 318, adopted on the 26th day of W '
Assessment per foot frontage $7Jfi
FR ED T. W I L L I A M S . Engineer.
by the City CiunmiHsion.
4na rt»|
Ft. Frn't
Prv Axs’t Note: Assessment on property now abutting pavement in Lane’s
Balance
Description
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?V;i
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'T H E S A N F O R D
(Continued from Page 1*
|hunt, lifter the two wounded men
- . . -
iford Kiwanians Will Be ; hud been removed i»y u fiihcrmnn.
Children
At A : Five additional count guard vr*n.
IMJIf
n
.
“ A rty
_ ,,
,
! «el« left their bancs in Miami nnii
rOitOWinfJ Key West Mondny nigh’ and today
Through The Country were patrolling tile vhbiity of the
_______
battle to prevent 11 rerun in .......f
Pinal plana for the entertain- dauber,
'
* a number
of
Sanford
While
roast guard-men
took
Friday afternoon, by the "teps to prevent further (rouble,
of the local Kiwnni* Club, Hunts wnfti I. L. ( "kely, eomniundfeeted at the meeting to- « * nf
guiird boat mm,her 202,
at noon. All Kiwaninna who who yesterday left his m ill m the ,
furillah ears for the trip are, harbor at
Fernand n-« u< i navy I
'jtiNfad to get In touch with C. D, ■teaplanc piloted by flip*, George
W olfe, chairman of the Y. M. C. A„ I Gay. still was mis unit *<>•*» V
has liata of the children that
Resident* of JnckHotiville I each
c|f w|]i pjci( Up,
.
mi
T i u r . f 6. T. o
Seminole
Will1 be
.
, r
r
be taken for
hi
^
reported niiviruc
n i hr<*t5-
, . ,
<«trin*rod battle liHwc^n ihm* vt*xt rtt frn - f l H
and a seaplane a short dia' i t
..... “ « f f **hore yes.erday
At Snvannah. tin., where the
a tmir of |
{ (J
, y Herman
was
nti ii,U,,t a 0 r f T
T L ,'? jatJ h°
T i nl>' convoyed hv roast g u a r d s , e u s , M ' ' ' r ' t - m t s o f f i c e * were
reported
to
lr n
.........hcv,.ra!
.................|)Iir
wfll .‘ati™,
stand u
treu
atHl h“ v(> * rtfl<|
r Illl(,
Refreahnients will he |
„ f |tlptlh(J,
vessel.
after the children have seen j
M e m b e r s o f the
v essel's
new
ture.
I said the schooner wns enroute to
entertainment for the San{ Nova Scotiu, her home [iort, after
forB1children is part of the pro I having been released at Mobile,
g r a m -o f the underprivileged child
Ala., liy federal authorities.
committee of the club.
Ah address on ' ‘Citizenship” by
J j t f f t ' White, Sanford
attorney,
•'was the primipu) speech on the
program.
Mr. White praised the
personnel of the citizenry of San
ford. saying that the average type
In this city was mueh higher than
in m o s t of the cities of this state
ir .
.B, Urged that the people of San
(Continued from I ’nge l i
co-operate with tne officials • hnol arid ( . raves favored Ih>nil r
he city, and with each other, in in lesser sum.
ling this city along progress
Sea tiered returns from I he vote
A I lierl .] i >1•ri 'ti, one ot \inrfii,i - premier joekey-, turned in another
as and making it the met ro Representing pivciricts i»f
I,Mill j
of this part of Florida with- gave: Illaek, M,-7I7;
Bankhead,j lirillatnl ' i miiiph t o t I lie K. R. Hiadlex stable - when he piloted the
a few years.
12,337; Mayfield, 7, i»7; Musgrove, ! l a l e o l e d It,- I In Mm11 ;u l o s s the will Ijr-t in th e famous $100,(100
Mayor Forrest Lake, who re 0,1*15; Meltoweli, 10.0!*]; Matter A m et o n t- 11 ■rhy la-1 w e e k . It w.i lo b t is o n '- f o u r t h d e r b y t r i u m p h
turned recently from New York, son, 13,1*13,
of ! In 11 a I be h a
lit eti a Me',. I i l I'ldiag g a g e 111 t h e l . n l o r i i a ,
v-pretented the local cluh with the
One of the plunks m
(IniveW
Id of Howard llulirk, owner platform was; " \ n,te foi I'.dih Ihibllioi i P. 1' in 'l ie b ' l i t i n k v a n d Moot to Moot hi t h e O h i o S t a t e
Hotel Forrest Lake of this (Jruven i.s a vote |i, keep A! Smith b e f o r e bI - in<>" tI Mi
,
>r11 a r e s - ; I, Ml! Die I ’ f a d l e y w i n n i n g s w e l l o v e r
wj, whom ho visited in Allenhiirst, out of A InblLlou Jiolil a s."
I•* fill i 111 oi" I',
l'i e< nt ii. i e
11 par rhe Mra'll.'V win ru n g * w e l l l i v e r
i p l . J.
According to Mayor Lake,
th e f ‘mi min in.ii
'■■I the \ e a i
Uhl Mo..I
Hoot nut
fat
behind
:,'i( Mr,,HuHck Is contemplating sell
( II11 ’ A G ( i, Aug.
11 >>v> t : •
■ hlais h if Interests In the north mid
1a.
e l o " ' ll I'ee \ ■ 11 '.III
' •IT
2 p t i m u r v e l e c t i o n s in f Ih m n o d * I II .el, ,
ft* Sanford
his
permanent N e b r a s k a y e s t e r d a y
W ere h i t t e i
• Aiwsni
wanl'n a
jjSkjS0"-
BlackLeadingField
Of Five In Alabama
Senatorial Contest
n
m
•nee.
ft*’ * * *
lv I o ug ht ci t e s t s , ii e e n r d i n g to
r e tu rn '* t n l i u l a t e d e a r l y l o d a v
III O h i o , w h e r e m a n y •■I" th e nil
lio ll i, l e a d e r s o f I be p a s t iino p eil
in to th e p iil i t i e a l a r e a . , th e biltti.
w ir xe d f i e r c e l y .
local Kiwanians were red-
plants today of it basket of peueh
from the Aberdeen, N. <’. cluh
^ j k j W i th...............
..................
the host.......
wishes
of II. fi. War
i n f and Harry Phillipa of the hit
tor
club.
F. H. Wight gave a short sketch
1 # M l l » trip through the north, tell. ing of the excellent work thnL the
Kfwani* clubs throughout that sec
tion of the country were doing
During hfs trip Mr. Wight only
niaaod one meeting, attending a
,JKf*«nf* session every week except
' one, where (he meeting was called
• oft after he had driven forty miles
to attend.
V
Tha club voted Mr. Wight a clean
attendance record
fur
his two
abacBee, and complimented
him on hia excellent spirit.
t)t
M. B, Hutton, post com mu nde r
of th# local legion, thanked the
jl, tncmberx of the Klwunis cluh for
thalr co-operation in making the
Mfion conference a success, and
‘ij atoted thnt all of the visitors left
5 i¥ „c U y with the feeling
that
jlBnford is the must hospitable city
itt tha state.
James Harton and
rlea Ardery, visiting national
icera of the legion both reipieHt
hat the civic bodies of the city
taeked In their behalf for the
for* shown them on their tripj
S. ( . AIh r., kitate supreme jus
lice who seeks a senatorial seat
wits lagging behind former Unit
ed States Senator Pomcreiio for
the Democratic
nominal ion
for
United States sini.toi from Ohm.
Senator Frank H, Willis showed
his heels tti his seven oppuner.Is
and his riominutioii for the Repub
lican semitorshlp was assured
Cincinnati Mun Forges Ahead
After lending through nlmost
hl.lf the count, Thad Hi
hcc
rotary of state, seeking the Ri'pnli
lieno gubernatorial mioiimil ion, lost
ground and Myers Cooper, Cin
cinnati real estate man, forged in
to first posilii j. among I In- I pc:
soils, including a woman i ml u
negro, who sought
the
holme
Drown and Cooper were regarded
its the only routcmlerGuv, rimr
\ . Ili.nale v walked
H
Martina l eads In
Vrkansas
l.I T T I .F IM F K, \ u g
ii
i pi
John K Marl . i, I al I le K m k a ’
111I tn-\ i out llined to holi I In
ha
I. \ e
of nioie than N non
iF
Pm
ia w i d M v i s 'i
t ‘ooper, < i in in
Si-ev. of State Tbnd
T a b u l a ! io n - ot t h e v o t e
from
iVd.n o f the
trite' K.nuti n r e n i i i t
g a v e I oiipi'i'
I lu.Tfi'J,
com pared
w it h I dii.n 11 f u r Mi o w n .
\
I ’ S a n d l e - , I ' l i t i n a a i o u r ity
waoinl w ith Ju.OKii
l
I le no s t i l l .
gll\ l I too ,
ll'
'1,0
t.lle ci,lit Iii o I lii cone
10 III tJi < II l\ Ii o i , I ' -i I a l
\\ I
inte'c ‘ ’Mi prcr-'-.-i
n it i.i tb
M'JIII1I- -I CoIV tw «. O' mil''. Ill oil’
lie -| i Toi i o . bai l - Ml I
i um plot i
of it'.; .. i of r s a v oia pa l 11 v. if 11
: i t . l o g G n i e l I In I' T o l I III.
i iil l'M ttF
( III
Lrnl
Orlando City Heads:
Give $2,000 To Ball!
Club In State I^oopi
Hun l i n g
Summer
R e n t a l s
a ruonm Si hath; srrvi'io'd pprrh front
gnruge; one hlk. from ocean
Ii room House on Ocean, near
furnished. Available June 1st
I alk to our tide policy holders if you would
the real worth of title insurance. I ct them
y o u how title insurance has made i h a r pro
more saleable; more secure and more valu;
"You Know You Own It 1f I he Tide Islnsui
is a booklet which treats this subject more
Secure your copy today.
and rear; 2 car
$ I (Ml mo.
Main St.
.1 Ihslrooms,
$100 mo.
l'*m- I it le i n s u r a n c e
Hung alow - 6 rooms, 2 la'dronms, garage, good location
anil furnished
mn.
apply
um :
Ilcnutiful 6 room house, .1 bedrooms, garage, c o m p l e t e l y
furnished, right on ocean
Sl.'dl nio
v
Ore'un front, lower floor. 2 family house; 2 bedrooms,
garage, large glassed H screened pinch
$ I .’HI nio
2 room Imlh apartments; porches, only
ocean ami Main St.
I’1 I!e M|| ||
Pepp s Pool and Bath House
rT
I
z\ ,
Si M M L H
SKASON
THE WINDSOR HOTEL
rhe
I t KA Cl l ,
I’ll iisiiiitcst
( I ti l l i n g
loo m
FLORIDA
Spot
4'|uMed
in
for
Uhiriihi
mi a d a \
f l mi a ila\
l>ir o ne p e r s o n
toe t w o p e r s o n s
in
m
from
J.'iU mo.
135 BROADWAY
tht*
MIAMI
C u p ifu l F u n d s aver $30,000,000.
Campbell Real Instate C’o.
Main HI.
rhnta* 1573W
Kepresentalim
ni county u,iiti
lYiiiiiNiifa Slat inn
throutl
Title Itnuraiue
anywhere in the
United Statet
Daytona lleacli, I’ la.
SANFORD GROVE
A m id Majestic P in e s '9
High, Rolling Pineland Means
Health and Happiness
C o vered with virgin pine and
M e l l o n v i l i e A v e n u e , Sanford
lo n im e iiia l
G ro v e offers e x c l u s i v e hom esites
M a t i ’iinls
to
those
who
desire
a
hom e in the most rapidly d e
M m iag e m cn i
M t . a n d Mi
velopin g s e c t i o n o f S a n f o r d .
I. B. Lord
Hotel Raymond
(irmulvit-w Avrinip
Sanford G ro ve is a b e a u t i f u l
subdivision destined to b ecom e
D A Y T O N A IIEACH, F LO R ID A
One 1Hock From and Facing Ocean
one of the best residential dis
tricts of the city.
American and Kuiupcau
A (.'mil, Comfortable I'lace To l ive
R Re.sojt— Slimmer mol Winter
V
7
pWany Meterorn Are ;
%]. Seen Tuesday Night1
A DIP IN THE DEEP
rexkfast will net you right lor the day. Daytona Death Invites vmi tn
fiHv'jiicuiinn near the uccuu— here, \S'c have Hated ii IlmiKe or A partpleuse jmj. Tel. MUt).
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
I
M
1!I0I
160 South Heath Si.
■rnrnm-m - ___
_
fc). c. M IL L E R . 1'rcB
R. I,. SMITH & ( O., INC.
ESTATE
E l r a t N a t i o n a l H a r k Itldjr.
Insurance
*
Phone 249
Let our experience he >nur guide."
Daytona
Itexch
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ti- ■i'l* '
k ',p ‘ ' V
E
(o
S. E. 2nd AVE.aU
N E W YORK
L a k e M o n r o e and just east of
a I'nun
n room.
( nmmiinicatc with A. S. Hunk, lies. Mgr.
Ask almuL utir Itout'
HEAL
h . ack
N ew Y ork T itle & M ortgage
1 1 2 Idks
situated on the heights south o f
H iin iU e r )
HI l OM S
CHASE & COMPANY
M
(H A U A N T Y
mdk
Sanl'nnl. Fla
KATKS
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In
l.'rlMUlO CALS.
S u its N ’ K v f i 'y l l t i n n
DAYTONA
ORLANDO, FU., Aug. 11—(/P)
(l im r u n l e i !
—In Bpredatlun of thp “ nplcmlhl
publicity which Orlando him rcclevcd from tho conduct of the
Orlando Bi.>i*ball club in tho Klorida Btate League'* tho city com min- j
•loners today come forward with '
* volantory dojntlnn of $2,000 fur
f, th« clubs' treasury,
!
,:r
Mayor L. M. Autroy, and th «'
'*« city commissioners were high in i
f ^thbir praise of tho conduct of the i I'HUNE 636
10(1 Oak Avc.
£ club throughout the ccurent s e a - 1
ffiCOO, which in their estimation, reF/.mctod much credit to tho city, it !
said.
UNOTON, Aug. IL-- (JP) ttstely 26 meteors in the
■hower from the cuimtollaPerseus were seen between
$t night and 3:46 a. tr.. .o■tha naval observatory by
Jnundwr Asaeh Hall, V . S. N.
smay at tha observatory.
l|4 number of'the meteors
-NT., ere observed at thix lime, it
m id , and the showers un*1U be visible again to-
in Semin, •l«- U
Frost pi onfi
t riiV ele r;i.
fur
J1
log Ii w a>
Free G arag e:
No I ' M ras
1I c a d i p i a r t e r v l o r w e e k e n d p a r l i e s a n d
art* huai l i j uurtpi ' M
Insured titles m®
<iit;icIked hut the property owner or investi
s.iic- he tan’L lose.
b e i n g Hindi:
If)
II
\Ilf
I
Ifl'p.ll I
• I bill of
11 I
oil I I. I<
I'. ll
$1 '<1 a dn\, per person, for d pci soils in a loom.
F o w l laic- l \ 1tic w eek. Less by the month.
Wo
T property
1
ownership.
_
.Up
L o c k r r -at-
Does Your
Roof Leak
—
I he g . n i n i m e i i t
(I i In I>utoh
I 1 I'l lla • ’ ■ coll
• niiK mining
b o l t . OI .11 e.l
III
i . in a I
m 'le IK.I • loll loi
I i 1aril * t MOil tll I mil' e
,i.
( I-ovi i nor
Reality
in
Realty
n..ti I, eliiif
F Blown, t "lumbus.
by
about
I i.titili voles in i he Ri'iiubbean gov
e i loo 111 p rare.
S\\ IM IN OI K (»( K AN OH 1*001,
(Continued from Page 1)
tyd the following yenr his grand
mother bequeathed him a relatively ■mall hum. which he declined.
* The reconciliation with his wife
j j l i short lived. Mho returned to
Irra With her parents in Dedham.
Qarland next appeared in Pennsyi
vWlja where he Muught to incorpnrkto the “ April Farm” colony. He
faihtd and was arretted. On April
15 last he was sentenced to Allen
town, P u „ Jail for Ot) days.
H
Qf ii
I 'b arb
Hi \ a n, I "I no I <• m i-ne
wa
u no p p o se d foi i la | a on no a >
g ll b e t mil o I"11 nom i o t ton
oi t Iii K,I,till plan inets ill t hi
wok pii inatw elei 1top \est el'
t .1I'll Ia11a1 bv I be A ssoeillted
-bin t ly before nniih today
' I f Ii
t.lle
2 I’OOI.S, CAI'ACITY
rife Of Organizer
:
if ‘April Farm’ Is
liven Divorce Writ
i-
NT
e e l s . F i t -I 11 -I elm
<1
11 a t i n g
F i 11r: l■ . 1 n in
a m i R. . t» i i K
< t. lag l-i ll I -I C I • III.
a w n v f i u n i t l n e e III ....... rat 1C op
III re nt * w h o s o u g h t to s u c c e e d lorn
D o n a h e y is s e e k i n g a t h u d s ue
c c s s iv e te rm .
entertainment
feature of
.luncheon was composed of sevLYloiin solus by Miss
Mury
Iftoff, talented Sanford
musi1. Who announced that she will
a recital at tha High School
Drium on the night of Aug. IK.
Stoinoff
returned recently
the Chicago Conservatory of
luaic whero she bus been studying
hjfln under one of the best teach
ent In the country.
hi
\ el.i a -1.a I! ruble n
muiima
tI *1 I iii O'O i \il.nii \F Mu l l e n I ■III Cecil lilt!; I I
II,
oppi.,1
| past five yeurs wild other shippers
I testified thnt they had under con1sidcri.tiiT. the moving of their of.
DAYTON n
i fires and business to Florida on
E. II. ij’J ^ i l
! account of the preferential rates
I l'."1* Pilot w«s t g f t
in that state.
■ his PMrm lmte
I
Mr. Perry said that the tieargni jumped fromth * **'
omntissioR sought to have this the field,
e
iseriminat ion
removed
through1
III'carriers ami being refused this
relief for the <leorgiu shipper.
ago the eoniutt
,
Some
ntoi,tli
A T L A N T A , tin., Aug. 11 (A’l
revisit r. of rue s 11le.v filed a formal complaint with
'The Georgia Puhlie service niin- • loll 1111'b rlook
moving between |ioint' e' I he interstate commerce eninmis; ipis>ion h: s been advised by the on loy
commlssioM
C.coigi:
and at I lie heal i ng
. m
: iiite, rslatc eommerci1
t>f>|| ship11*krs hj *MiLrlit to thii hi
ibid the complaint filed by the
1Hi oryiit commission agi irist the Al- Ii-iUmn of the state commission
liioiie Const Line Railway regard- the veil low rates now charged
•-- Florida as com, inc lutes on lugs between poir.ts between
mired
with
rates
fmm points m
iri T-Toiidu anil points in Heorgia
has been asigned for bearing at [.'lainln to mill points in Heorgm,
the I 'mted States court room's in|Mr I’eirv said.
It was shown lie
\f hlostn, (ia., for ten a. m. 0<-- declared, that m some easem
toher Jii next, chairmnn James A. rati- from Florida points to Ceoig
f i r t v of the (leorgiu eommissit
ia points wore mole th:.n - 1 1'l 1
has announced.
cent luuln r than the
rates
roe
The Georgia commission asked |similar distances between points i..
tbn' this be; ring be held in Vat - Florida
This diserimiiuitmii was
ilosta for the convenience of the 'so great as to make it impos-i > e
Georgia log and lumber interests ; for
In ergot
mnnufnetuiei s
o
mi a,-count of this being the nu
unit the competition id F l o r i d a
|irinri|iiil Munufai lurers, not onl> on b us
ni.'iliatt section of the
j m’ss ia Florida hut oil lumber
movement of logs and lumbi
li was stated j.t the office of the mtuiiif; i-tured i;-. Florida and ship
itlu-r -tntes, the ehnitmau
I Georgia commission that
“there ped
will never he any further consider- 1asserted
at ion of a revision of rutt’s oil logs
At the hearing one big shipper j
l i e t w c i n points
Georgia until ■t* tilicd, meording to Mr. ^I'erry. i
tbc i:uik discrimination now ex |that he had lost more (him
|
istmg i^k rates between points in on loeount of tins discrimination'
kI'['LE insurance removes all Joubt
. in I'avo? o f Florida during tbc
F l m i to has been removed.
Commerce Body To Hold
Hearing Soon To Consider
Complaint On Log Rates ^
Bradley Wins Again!
COAST GUARDS|
MAROONED 0 N
RIVER ISLAND
K IW A N IS W
tTYQNFRIDAY
H E R A L D , W B D N E g D A T . A U G . 11, 1 » M
d ‘*'*.
♦oWL**-*
�» w « a 'nf.'.ctm gyi: . ro
FLORIDA
h>
Oil Refining Plant
Carry Spanish;
c . i.. .1 \ < o m
firemen and sent hundreds o f fam
ilies scurrying from their homes.
aeri's makes i ranch. In many a j
H A L T IM O R E ; Aiig.
U . </P)—
middle western state a quarter sec- i
flumes still belched from
seven
U O l K i K C I T Y , Kii ... \,,u r,
lion of land is considered a bitr
_____
........
UliiiioJiC |^ \ (iW Kt D o i m Io h.i iii-ni.|i il„> farm, lint jiot here*
dentil
Inure
tanks
of
burning
giiMiline,
Mi-4"
etcher
Wheat ti, 1,1s a thousands m re i A L T A M O N T E , t in., Ait(f. l l ~ j kerosene and benr.nl today on the
17 hlUKT K'ril'll,ilU'4.< I
K1
"f
■ snlllllMi ny urn hT'i
special train o f Pullman
wk
, west, wher e us fur u Mu- eve cn i in lire ii'- iti,. mie
lerinind' of the American Oil Cum
.S P F C IA ! 1 S T
^
rilul » m liolurslnp at | s(>(. (j„. |ltn,| js
,;>0 ;ei
\
w ln.se field is 1 "*™ currying v« t enui s
of
*!,n
,
. .
,
h>w wrih i'r,
»**
. Al, iiiimuineeil
smaller
,r Inms.-l,' 1--'panish-American war, will leave - puny refining p'nnt in South Hal
i ini; Kijil.
A
r
8 *0 0 ( 1 a n d Stun
»i hiir I a 1 ntec. A number nl m m i J-ick-oiivillit A u g u s t I'L 7*CXt. 1 11 timore where late yesterday four
^ ‘Jate....
[ht’ | In ( 'alirornia me i r 11 w
1,
inti)
i>
l
M
is i
own tun 1,i- three Ihoiisnnd acr ■ 1''t'le far the mitinnal cncnmjnnenl
j ,|"|| lie'
,
.
when the\ found n.
I ii.d III
),iu'l"'sl i hul hie j ed over golden • ami
tracts in different Imalilins. Some 1,1 D s Moines, Iowa on August
»'j< 1*"'
, M hnl;il > hi|i
Iirlds run over 'Jntid ncies; cum:' h'1 through IK. The vi teri.ns will
I iiKtHifnllf treat
Her ■ In I'olormlo iiii'ii due lorl lines even lilghei.
Rheumit litm, NcuHtl*,
j I'nim from throughout the state
'
Ill velir
I nilII'1.............
, -f
L^wtlve
ntnortlem,
|out i>T unlilep mmintum
■it I* lornla.
This statement was
• hnldc.i
these fields tin- year are Pin
V* 1v r r and Kiilnvy
VTpRAVEL on one o f tho
in the lavender me t ui
issued
hv
I!.
I
till
bird
here,
state
Hm,
dueinir
oil
an
avi
fatfe
a
Little
T
r
o
u
b
('nlnirrh,
hid
J l ill' 1 " ;,s ' ,<r n ’nted loot hills.
it X b ig com fortab la
Asthtnn, liny Fever,
comM'.-iiidi'r of the United Spanish |
ter than 11(1 bushel
the U'
acre
j......* * ’to
!' 'MV
l ’ ‘ i Iti
lUA«-iy4-» ef Women
And in K; nsas men mi f
C lyde Liners and get
Win V - tl tans.
..
Kmltnir
I
nmn.
with
tlnnisainls
of
acres,
m
*
n
d
ChruiUc.
a
n
d
tl
“ I'l'eal hy
W i: ( AN S E R V E YOU
untold wealth in - ol d lint grows I |iects to net about .fIMl.fltKI for In
CotneUUrtad u b M M
R E A L ENJO YM ENT i |
The
vet
yra
im will assemble
in
yrroilill'. '•xeriitive »«‘<- on t lie end of wheat M,dk
of Mrn.
' ‘
, r,lh this full. An.ither is gel l i ng .lacksi . ille where they will en-»|
i out o f your journey to .<
HI* RC I A L N A T IC K —
r , ,L Kl-riilu A kkociuUhh
(odd if Or Californui Hold
#2li.(iitn
tor
the
nimluee
from
tiK
'l
If
unuuc*ti
u n a hj a
tram
fm
Di
s
Moines.
The
v
e
t
1
K E y
ne.mls.
that u Colorado— hut wheat 1<>• Kan-;,-'
(
K ew York.
ill, camaat afTurU,
• i-re-i. Still
(inn! her put
$'2(HMI 1 ram will he miuimpanied hy the
Summer Rentals Nmv Open •W
miivemetit he hi h tiehi*'!
In tlie Dakotas and the i"si
fttirlUy to obligation*
wi-rth
ol
sin
d
in,
2
.-|
|
)(i
acres
and
We-'t i'.iliu He, ch 'hand, which
Rroad decks, detlclons
,,;,i ,m<l ililupi- the northwest, the who t f irm. •
an eatahH«hrd
____
____ _
$55.00 and
frcniovnI
netted #Kii(lttltl tins vuar.
(tther took first pn/.v at the El k’s con- ! 1 Uia*tn ami Bath ...
rppuUtlon in u. n*ni|»1Uhinff multa. Wethei menus, perfect rest and
' | estate -'t:"4- Icuning may he in difficulties. {,, ........j.j. 'simil.ir "vamples >niijd be repeal
with arientlUr ct|nA}irnrnt, year* of
v mil mn m UnialiH.
f
Miinl.l he ireet niter- die west Hie f a r .... mu\ Imvi :l
ri*uct\ aputTkl («►sour tntfllbiencr find tlln (recreation. Orchestra.
ed uguin and again.
The routing will be nvctj a wide j 1 mi mi, liaUi & garage
55.00 fret Ion in Ih*- .^i fret ion of * oKyiiuian u A wonderful trip.
[ jr,| cniiiil'hnit urehifs_ uml list of gricvniiees us h,tu, „ , . 1 ,
tr^at you,
iitc ru m-f mo »nd iuvi'ehgate
V\ dh itnod win' ii land, hitherln h' l rd' ii v of the west and mid-wes*.
11 '
,,11,-IIh d i v i s i o n s , fence that
my advjiiHMl s-i,m <if trmtinctit. whicF
un-uimd- hi mot tn-.n
nf 5 rooma and hath, \ ia
ullc. sell mg I'm
, low as #o<> .11 Stale i iiinuiatidcr II. Hallard will '2 lump
univrrHiilIv i mlor^fiL Nt» incurubfo mirf
In,l!\ In>.tiiI has appoint- ed corn fields. l!;u,k m u h f
'" ' e, iiuiiiv a man lias paid for In
p»** m»iil urdrr tmitmrirt
............. $110.00 arorpted,
head tin Elmida delegation mid garage
& ■ ■ ■ ' ..... n; I.h-r 1hi- pro- |ifiK and business turn 1 ,.| 1os|u;
luted. tlj fjtUi* |>rr>mini'll madr, no vlitte*r*
laitn with otu 1 i ip,
Others he- Slate Adjutant Ucnr ge E. SptV-ccr
Mr \|ei1*li' '• whieli was because llm f.irmei 1 h.i’ i I'l 1
ttiR» Jnip'v, *hl.- ^uiirHntrtha ntvcn. I nhrr*
ein liv leasing their farms .buying of Key H i" t will have char ge ol
n'
(. .Met;raw, Infill | e d JJje what I Hu - I do what 1 adirrHav.
IT'lUll
l‘J “ ■
lircakfast nuuk. and Chartfr* r»« miiuldc, ti rnuv urmnirt H lo pud
them m n few
years
with
the
mm art HxconstON'Vi
Itut not in Kurisa
The iarm> 1 money icicived from the sale of the lepl es 111:111 es (,f (tie st: le organ
l MRt'hc
liMitlil'rt fiftsrnuruo. Call or write foi
On Nnl» r/nttl flaptMM
.................... $ 00.00 InfnrniatH
titnlion
\h ot JO,mill veterans of hat h
i. r.\ *-*!, :taii Mr (it. 1». t*
OT) ithI iidv1cr,
I hen* lias struck puv dot rj, ),. vvheal they have grown.
Srmf niflr
'h e wai i'l ls;is from throiighnut the
...... —
I
my ntlirnu in prnan. I «prr*t*
rhroQfh
tickets sad btftag^t
Itulloek.
|
Idle
k
dirt
Ih:
t
lie
m
uii
iinhtr,],
M
|_\ Jiidth
.*♦,
II. J.l; srpl.
II, Jil
n# aranrh
'nirdlcal companira" and
Recently Developed
United States
are expected
at
tkrosfk
to_iU_Nortkmt " ' <
V
rn
pallor
the Kiwaiils i t ih here j rn harvest sya, level ,1 u table 1. 1
ln«tltau«/‘
M
y
i-urtd,
Mtltfltd
and
crata*
It is ntily ten years since ever',
7.
III. 2«St‘ Mr|H.
I.
Id. ’2 ,1
w,ikl\ Inneheoll 011 the mile on Holden mile, ripidiiiu and square loot ol this i n h smit luve-I Hie ualimu.l encampment in H«s EilTgi’ Slee|imjr Room 111 UpplT fal pauenta arr my beat reference*.
'I ollii u k
I I ' hiii >. ai conling to Mr. Hallard. ,.\p| 7 all s i n g l e 10.(K) ilo' llilt1.
AUTOMOBILES
'f 1 .shimmering wit It I bmisuml - :. rid
. and Ih" |u "Kress
t».
in. -'si Nppi, ii. m*. ‘2 “t
Kansas tcnl orv was virgin -ml. T'limt will also he delegations from I
advance
I iioii.su nils of m
of 11. Il \ i-lhiw ■t'Oil only fm p 'nr.ige.
Hr hda d 1hi
The d>
Haw u. I’m I o Rico. Cuba. Philip
I h o n o .Is l
S u it e .1
Kt'ain.
lute h> I1'" ' "> in an in
velnpmonl turn pot vet real bed u
|. ,."s and Pamuoii Canal Zone.
I
-—Elevators Hurstiiu;
|*a> and d 'Is Krowlh as
216
ST.
limit, hv iinv uii'jins,
I'robahly
The .ace in,' commander for 1 h-' Shelley Jtlorik,
Main St.
L|r nIiU'I'INK muter.
Ac
Eve r y farm vur-l1 II,,
It
g c ..
half a million nun ,i i i -s are unit,From and to Sanford, Enterprite, Benton Springs, D tLud, Ptdbdk ' l i
I,, ..r 1 1 . <h ula was pi le of tin usllcil w I Ml . Ill il 1M1
. 11n.mil nl'r i ui/ilt loll
is
again J{(IX ;,y
'd hit'll cult iv ill ii iti this \
I'eninsiila Sta.
1 1,an
|:
I a'. Jacksonville Daily /yt, S u n d a y 4 p .m . J- * - .
. <|u
III II I, < 'll v,” around n ih-. t hut
1.111 ImId im. \ml thine 1 phetv nime wait our I "tiling gic.it attention this veal
-, 1
ih. 'hey-.tone j more, (Jcuiu elev.it <*1 .1 • 11,111,1aV a
i i.lnnrl 11a i vey 11anna, of Ten (
Lo. Sanford Daily Ex. Monday 12:15 p.nf:
J lot 111■v1■] u p II 1m11.
.f 1 in 'll n
Iv Imistinc with 1
11M : v*‘a i r
WiotSJ
Connection at Snnfocd from ami to Orlando, Tati**;
I lie total va lue 1if r he wheat 11 ;. ins - i'l'. who was one id the close r
^
=
=
=
yield, In-Miles heiiur liluitli Jill i, i . i in Dns state I hi
sto> Jti^j
6 Bctenburf, and *U Central and West CoMt Rant*,
yi-ac
will
1,1 c, .ttndcc- lor the leadership hi t
such Inch ■111u 111v i h t a
H1\ri-i .iroiind $ I S' i .111 iu,i 11u1 Kansas,
> ■: yeai, will again be a candidate
. .
th 1*'hES •*'''
"
Henman,
ell'll
t
niMi,
Freight to Botfon—
Saiiinffj every
fa
-dl t lie 1111till Ii' vv .■ t. will feel the ■lii- year, according to Mr. Hal
jmifM.iiit 1 , of St. Peters
than
it
1
irdinn
1
ilv
ih
lard.
"
l
1
,
l
hi
wall
eftei l.s.
Freight to Miami—
Sailingi aJtorj ^
Cg ......in of the speakers
I'a i m debts are being liquidat
Tyuciml 1el hrat inn to he of iniinv no i li-vul.ic have . i . uk ' i !
and split imcii nuilii ttp1 ruin
rapidly. New autmnohiles are n
llmlit \ uku -I la, when
W e Suggest t he following
Icntnti Ihdinctto.New
Or- The rai l road' cannot i-uciv n uwu. idftcing the tvuather beaten
cam
fust, emmuh.
that the farmers used to use. .Mun„t
.tufts operation.
I •i n l It m e n P r e f e r H l n m l e s
The E x q u i s i t e I V r (lita
T o under"t ied 1 ondii im hi-fi- . u inmiev is heing made available fm
I,,r -hip \ 11 wuhl is mill'd11\ \1111. i I .iin i
1 < selmoT
hv I . I t a n i n g l m i
There i- iii"i-i' iiioii",v IT"
|„rii<' In i' » ith its cargo southvve-l Ivans , 1 it ............
to 1 uni 1 n - i f; ' in 111 h •ui: ht inn in 1'
I mills
T Ill'l l' i>, m hurt p r i i "111 1
S'T pi: T E U S H C U t ; . Mm. Aim
» u
'i
'in* tr-i-uhl
urn's
< III!
I be H b i l e .Mnuekv
’ and cl.si vv hi T1
I I v , a In I 11.1 ..I' 11
I|
lil'i
I nlll llll'lll
I h.ll Ills ' " 0
tlini|i|cli'l. vihieh
will l>e
hv Mail S u l hv ui
|l. lolih (!al worthy
III
the
1
in
I
1
M
inII
think
he
h.l
That rn the new El Dorado
tin , in hiuil J.o k Ih im p i v , present
)jf
1... .1* ' 1 'iiiiH to con
F o r fvirtlicr In fe m iB lIo n ,
a hoimI i/i d fui m wIn ii t,.- I,,, , 1 ! ml n hei e vvIn- 11 1 . vellovv i* ••t>I limiv vvvmglii ch:impi"ii, “ P i C S t r i b
Vdv a m mg Soul Ii
I In
llcun S a h r e u r
(nirrvotions. tickrls, etc.
acres undue
, nil 1v .1<i- n
I mill i and the farmer 1 a prospei lot ,
ling h.iiimiiiiiiiii ml
here
ihnl
i (■ ■Ivv in M i m
Hv I 'el i iv ill < . \\ I i'll
*Pl>ly toPuDscagcr Dept.
" Y o u n g ' ’ S l nhl ni g would emerge
tv miles of
I 111 whiling I .ibr.tr v
I lor free Iui m plilel
1 cmn hi (imuoil "I l el iri'inent since
■w ci's
have
rst -ui'it.i1 .
w o r k i-. a l l a p a d of I t r a d i n t m T s Ho- l td It oh.tcli light in June some
i I l ie) ion
I tic l atest Hooks”
.I ii lvsonv ilit*. Del,and, Sanlonl.
■<TI d'lll UC tin- past six
lu g w a t e r f r o n t
r|ev e l i'j i m e n l
p i"
I tmi' wiltun tile I'ext JU iliiys.
have
nn|nt> id id' ml
g r a m , w h i c h i i ii i ' i d c
the b u d d i n g
A' <>j.i, -ii••nt ha-> mn l>" elected,
Tin- 1 ity luis also laid
o f a t e m p o r a r y h e i g h t p i e r at th e
hut " I ' m ' ilc c l.il l'll I lull u few ini
eight ruth" of hus mains
foot o f P i n e
■|-i'"t. w hn-ti 1 to tie
iin r I> ml would lie i .iciled befo re
lev { C'tlji
1 new well as
ilrilh
c o m p l e t e d by A u i t u I l a ; fi'ci'i' 1
OKI.ANDO, I I .
III M l Id ’ ll Y A R C A D I';
..iXy
' [ f ul l . .... 1IJ he in.nlc lo laud a
I ihc cni in;< d waterworks
NKA
Vets To Convention
Hcrvii'c \Y rilt-r
Do R.
l Brown
D is e a s e s
Ramsey Bros.
;r .
U*1
•
S a ilin g s fr o m
J A C K S O N V ILLE t o N E W
D»rLErCHERl.B«0WN
M AIN
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
St. Johns River Service
12:15
Books....forvacationreading
Strihling To Return
To The Ring Shortly
Bradenton To Have
Ci t y Auditorium
And Municipal Pier
ultr :"ii ’ 1 m l ion.
MUA DENTON, M,,.
,\iU-. n
i'
ENTON': I-londa's biggest
nl] l-c set nt 1 s o m e l i m e
Kit .ktmi.iry
if
present
hie 11 1 no old highinrn
I ue .Manatee
in 1.lined nut. when
I'triivi tnyliway hriilge is
l?«llovviit— the suKHestion
•A*i
Plans
for
u new
m11111. 1p.il
boat lundiiiH, a new nmnii ipnl uti
iditornim, am) rci M-ut lonu I ii-nli-i
, 1*11 the tlew
j Mattale
j hy the
muniuip.il pn-r in tin
lildings Uurn
i!hia T ow n
The Owl Book Shop
tion p i e r ; i n i s n e o g e r l a n d i n g ; m ini
n 1 le a h m ia l
mi
I i t ; and
.- b ore f r o n t
bottle' a i d
a l o n g s e v e r a l h l " c k s o f tto- e i l y ' s
.M a n a t e e R i v e r f r o n t .
A i-i-o niiii:;
to o f f i c i a l s , i h - e n t i r e p ro g r a n i 1
p l a n n e d so ns to he r n m p l e l t d at
tin- Ii rst o f ue x l y e a r .
1 ip al a u i l ll i u in i n
dal n>ns tor 1 i v •-1- 1 •m hip
uml
in arldit ion w 1M t-.i\
> . ■' v ,. 1. :. ■o
nil'll, ol >111 ! -i 1,. mn ip , 11 hniirtliunils and ipiurti-i:,
for the
liiudi nion i-lmijiI■" 1 oi 1 "loni'W- i
mg
V
mn'.i'.p ment.
Advertise In The Herald
=^t
I -*
5
][
' 1 ' '’h 'xv
sale?
-------------------------
River IlUVI heeli atiplnvi-d
ity nimii il
a'ui
actual
wor ki ng plans are now lu-imr niitde
r^alt.ii*
that Jhe
old n ,udv, according to .uiuuiuin *-: 1:1 -11 [
1Bin' "''Kl," i ' " ‘'I- made today.
Th, 1............ ..
hi,;" :itM""V;cd the |W|U IP1(lv,()i. U), |(1 ,.V l .
t «d e
' !*' '• ‘fhsj
» ---------------------------------------------
V VIA A T I O N
WASHINliTDN. Aug, I I.
1,Pi
The Port Nt. Joe Duel, and 'Tei'lal
nut Rai l way ('oinpaiiy of Elorula
.ui- I -ntiit iv ely valued al Vi.'.quil
.1
of June .UI, 1.1 1 . 11v t tic Intel'
slttU-. t.ijllino lei' ( omm' - -inn.
.-XI
'I It In .v |ni 1 . w hull ". .Jf p lit 11' 1
hi ghway
bride,.'
Vug. 11. i/l*i t he III vv dal e
"g
wore
ilmo.st nuro s tlie Mnontee River at lirad
|j ikstr’iyi .| hy file which cot 011 Will In- : tail i d u . -01 in as 1 h"
Tin
I th,- n rnr:.' iu at Paid win will i i front till 1 i mnpiii ml.
mill' w- a of Chester,
t- aoi,■ di covered in
1 hl'if , ' " t e at I
- ‘i'li1ilv plead to M'V-
' i
The Awnings on the Murphy Arcade
rby.".rii: Iurc -.
U V re maili' ;m>l inslaili'd liv ns ;util it tv mi cxitmttlo
o f our stliiltly
A W N IN U
V.
•nun
5
Isiurv
Biting
Ii- ml
■rds.
”«i.... I
Hi'Tim, i
and
r».'2r,
11,r.o
:.1rings.
i. .i i Ion Kitf for it.s lo liainllo.
too small to ia) apprivialt'ii
Ji e
YOU IN
products and the best S E R V IC E .
THE POWDER PUFF
BEAUTY SHOP
SELLERS
n ;; u. (fin re It St.
” ,YK I T T
where you know you'll get the best m otor
I.ook Well"
MAKERS
CROWN GASOLINE and P O L A R IN E
i*
O IL w ill operate, your m otor at the peak
A w n in g S h o p
SHOP
"S 'a,(„
-'niiutii
N i iliu
‘‘It Pays To
ivsi.da only til Ki\'f il ;
I il Too,; I Itr ki ml o f per."'ii
'I oeiviee that laol'ls
i out Hit in e ami good will.
I'la0 nilatttlo,
ii
I ll 10 S H A D K ”
M.J)
of its efficiency, but it takes air, water, and.
greasing service too. Y o u w ill be given this
- ID t o . ,\mi have at \oiir
Sop. tee, I lie liesl oper.tl oi'.-gl\ mg t he liesl
la.
*■"I
service, with a smile, at any
rJ
Standard O il
S ervice Station
- .Marcel and Wa?
Man el
— Plain KaeiaL;
--I'Deelrie I’’aeiaLi
— Illeaeli Paelv t
— Manieot ing
r\
►
f
*, »rv
*y/,i
— Scalp Tt’t'alnienhi
— Shampooing with
caslilu soap
pure
■ vw j®
i i b'.ivil»
I* lUUUl’lt
■-*"'2’ q.v
— H air T in tin g
Slater-Scott
.
— Bleaching
— And
the
'ANY
most
natural
wavy and curly
PERMANENT
il-
WAVES
23 W es t W ashington A v e n u e
When shopping in Drlando. w o n ’t you come in and
talk it over?
PH O N E 1917
7 W est Washington Street
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
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by Mrs. Scully. Miss Carl
aud Mrs. VVilmer, who understand permanenL waV-*
ing tlmroughly.
Gowns,
M#
Orlando, Florida
ym, ■<*
E- Burnham and Marinello
GOStoH
•Crcporationa fo r Sale
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ikk
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mm
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icte&t
w a*
. Let These Threats Become Action
AsBnsbane Sees It
Monument T o Wren.
\
‘ ‘In su ran ce com panies threaten in g to act if flim sy conRevolution Power.
lftO Percent Anxlo-Snson.
s lru c tio n co ntinues’’ — a headline in th e Tam p a T rib u n e that
Reliicton An An Iwtue.
should he broadcast as good news throughout Flo rid a .
IIY A R T IItV . IIR iS R A N E
T h a t is. if the insurance com panies not onlv “ threaten
<(iipirl«k«
1011". hr "!«r
*
hut a ctu a lly do som ething d rastic to put an end to the shoddy
building w ork that is tolerated in every town in Flo rid a .
IT IS Mono*, ted
llll.lt
111 old
.
In T a m p a eom nlainls have been made hv a rch ite cts and I Inirrhes I I I l.iuideii, I lireatemsl ’
p
£ ,™ .'V
. h » . a - m y i.m w i.,*
» «»• with <l<*molition. -oine designed hy
ilM ai-w, k . jo m kh , ^nnnatnK i:<in»r tire ly too le th a ig K in the m atter «t entorem g the c it j s Sir Ctirislujiher Wren. In* removed
”m
i~T.7lT .."'.71— — I Im ilrliiiK code,
in all the newly developed sections of t h a t 1 mnl net ii|i m ttie I'm ted StnteK.
^
n
'
r
,
‘
:
city*
the
T
rib
u
n
e
n 'jm rts, are fire hazards caused by flim sy
II,.Iter spend the money for n
M ■. 0 1h co nstructio n. Lig h t wood and paper lunch stands, real es inoitmneiil I" W o*n. one of the
tate o ffices and curio nooks a rc built flush against struc- world's gri'iil men.
He
was a
l u r e s that a r e va lu e d h ig h ly , n c e o r d in g to the s e c r e t a r y ol
'• '" “.r' ' t h e It u ild e r s ’ K x c h a t i g e in T u m p a .
A n d lie f u r t h e r r e p o r ts
let? IL
it
of llutnkH. rcsolm Pm*
>UVoA of H
»fi»n
i l o tulfimr.i
tuinml-Mi t « i>*n
m e m b e r s of
ot the building
b u ild in g code c o m m itte e a r e I r a n k h
that members
no<
iro mail.- will I..... .
«N«I I , . ___ . ,
1...
W
disgusted w ith ,the
la x ity ,.r
of tl,„*
that fit v j„ e n f o r c i n g the CO(U*.
ruvyl.tr fulvt-rtUlnK I til I'M,
M G C 1A I .
M O T H 'K
i
M oreover what is true in Tam pa is true in p ra ctic a lly
every other Flo rid a c ity . Not only are fire hazards pt rT h e A w i i'l iit r il I 'r * « * I* ••*clii*rely entitled t o t i n - ii*.- for
10- m ille d to be built, but buildings constructed out of m a teria ls
u b t l r t i i l o f t n f n i l l l l - U « i U h i j H I i ' I u - S that are not e v m rain-proof are throw n together for the
redlted In tills impel itnd nl*u 111*
K ft l n n W l t p n M t s l i e d In -r rt n ,
M l purpose of cheat mg some gullible buyer mil ol h is money.
. i B h i w " o f r i i i n i i d i i i i t l o n o f *"|M i iiii
The insurance companies can scarce ly "th reaten ’ to expose
i ( U u p n t f l i K l o 'O ' I n nn* a l s o i i w i r y . i l
that sort of flim sy const ruction, but by going a lt e r the iu<'
iW E D N E H D A Y . AUGUHT
hazards without show of m ercy, they can arouse c ity build
ing departm ents to an alertness that w ill bring attention
T il R H E K A L I ) P L A T F O lf M
to defective cement blocks, cheap-m ixture concrete, d anger
r - •’.
ous plumbing, im itatio n roofing — the countless tric k e rie s
r l m n Ink** a t H n n f a r . r * f r in tl
used in the erection of buildings that arc. to he sold to the
4>wr.
r M r n n f r r r o u t e Oi .lnrttwoti- firs t fool that w ill pay the price.
JimiA' ’ >
■
jAHIUICIATKO I'llKNS
Johiis-1 ii«f
h i.
d l n n l l l i r r I' n n n l.
H s i r n . l i m o f O h io* n m
O tliH w Iim
p o o l , I r i m la r i m r I *.
g t— C a n a tru rtloi,
At
B.,
rtr.
l w AnmnniUim
of
■■i,■1.11 u
pro
If
ip lo a s
a n d
p u t t i
I tie n i - i i
a n l w h e r
b u ild 'r-<
n g u p u n
r a m c c o m
e lire h a
w ill g o a
-a l'e - ir i
A n d w h ile w e a
m
F l o r i d a I lin t a i •
f i — KMrHaliili of al 0 *1*1 lift ring |im■ ira n i.
N o t lo n g a g o th e
B. C o n a l r m l l o o
of
ln n | I i* i n r <1
ot iiio ii- Ilia n a h
M onroe.
life w h i c h c o u ld n
1
- t o m pi r O on nf r l l i
h en n tlflrn , t l o i l |ir*i*rnm.
c a u s e d
h v
fa ilu r e
lti-H U p a p a ln n
of
school
n ia liin
w e r e s a f e g u a r d e d
vt >
f i i l l h p r o ! JmI iiii f o r I n e r c i s c l
' k m III--- b iu iar a,
iH im l h o o s r*
hotels,
npnrl
to c lllilrs.
P
'
ItlBl.K. VKHHK FOR T O D A Y
p a n ie s w ill b e g in I
z a r d s e x i s t : a n d it
b o u t e x p o s i n g tin
u t i i r e . F l o r i d a vvill
n
m a k e t h in g s
h o n e s t c o n t r a c
w in d le r s w h o
r e a p 1I n * r e w a
r e o n ih e
n b p 'c t , a r e t h e r e a n y oil l
■ n o t j n o p e r l v p i o t e i 11 d a g u m s t l i g h t n
['r u le d S t a le s s u s t a in e d a m in g little
u n d r e d m illio n d o lla r . a n d d e s t r u c t io
ot b e m e a s u r e d b y m o m " ,.
T h a t lo s s
h * h a v e e x p l o s i v e s in
t o r e h o u s e s
a g a in s t lig h t n in g .
3.* 1
P R A T E R — We know. .Far I.mil.
^ThoUjjp't faithful. Thou ino-l not
thny!{rhysolf.
,! HOMKHICK
IU.I KS
De rfcllruad bridge'*
A * * d . sonjt in di* air.
De railroad bridgo*
! A Mtj jtnng in (!<■ air-.
JSVer'time, 3e trains pus*
I Want in go so me where
A ■u
1 W K down to tie stilt ion
. Ma he'nrt was in inn moulli.
W*nV down to de station,
wan ill ilia mouth.
Lookin' for a l«uf car
T d i roll me to ill* South.
hlucn. Lord.
h|« thing lo lime
ilfomdslck t l l u C H i n
A iterrihlc thing to hnic.
To M cp from livin'
I Q pciiH
m a
m on th
,t
w iki
JumtT
M
an' lau gh s
I ang**t,,n
la so lain1
A cool mu
llu i'li
11 llrlV
A n r u - 1.
W f (t ilr il’t w i l l I ii a , ta il h i ' M i k i a g
In n a g a pall
o n ‘ ’til ( l e t t e r t h a n
V>von
n tld
A1~
Vhut’s that
i,
W ,J >
____
—
»■
! »**, ' Tt Ky a r c havi ng hit*, .f gu, ul
f-.iIJmei over in P a n a ma f' i ty, The
' Pi l ot roporta the hnliling nf an
‘ (Old-faihfonist
apetlfng
tier
I he
U'; other; day.
WuM like
I"
kiiuiv
‘ When they are goi ng In -l ag. a
l og*f 6l l l ng or a corn tiusking
a i d . m g '
lo
n ol
w a s
th a t
O u r s a m e I ’n i t e d S t a t e s is g e t t i n g r e a d v f o r a n o t h e r
a s t e r h y f a ili n g to h a v e its n a v a l o il s t o r a g e b a s e e q u i p
w it h l i g h t n in g p r o te c to r s .
In F lo r id a , h o w m a n y la r g e
- t o r a g e t a n k - a r e - a fe f r o m l i g h t n in g ?
H a v e tin* in s u r a
c o m p a n i e s m a d e a n y e< i n p l a i n l r e g a r d i n g t h e p r i v i l e g e s
c o r d i n g m l c o m p a n i e s in lln s s l a t e ?
^ G C ilV .S PEOPLE KNOW
"V.
,'ikftow in nil v(}Vir heart* and in nil
’ ’ your.nnulK, Ihtft net oin* thing hum
m W
"/ /•" the good 1lungs w tin h
" F l i m s y
ithe Lord-your God hih hi- h i i i h i m
in te r e s t e d
, ing you." .Ion. 2:11 I.
u n
t o r a n r d -
rliap
V
k Jll'l
CASH LUMBER
w s- euicE, fc.
n il IV. Firs, SI.
NEW
I.UMRKRYar
A
Vttl’ NG
M u rp h y , k
p i'rfo rin a m
l aptain w h
■la* l a y l i v i n
it's a ll in
ilh
e
o <
g, “
the
g la e n ia n ,
I *•
h am lits
,t d u l y , s n i d
F rankj
in the |
to his
I with him, as
all i ;;ht, ( ap,
T!v*.e
last
i- any.
mil’ll
'I h a '
I*-!*
wonts are as ic* 0.1
F r a m e s a m| yrrpf|
T h o s e a r e s o m e pret.lv g o o d rpiestions fo r y o u r c o n s id e ra
lion,
i ’r a e lie a lly e v e r y b m l y w h o k n o w s how lo read can find
tim e f o r Ihe r e a d i n g o f an occasional bonk, at leasl
The
riches ol (lie w o r ld a r c fo u n d in p rin le il p a g e s , ami tin- h e -l
e n jo y n ie irl cun be d e r i v e d fro m Ihe w o r l d 's lit e r a tu r e
If
v oil a r e not u sin g books, il you an* not m a k i n g tim e for the
r e n d in g ol books, you a r e d e p r i v i n g y o u r s e l f o f a d v a n t a g e s
c h e a t i n g v o u rs W l out ol bein tits that would rml ,,nlv mean
ii b r o a d e r , h a p p ie r life tor you, but in c re ased w e a lt h .
' o u r home l i b r a r y sh ou ld lie g r o w i n g at a goodly pace.
I A n d w h ile it is g r o w i n g it sh o u ld In* o f use
Y o u r hunks
sh o u ld la* c ir c u l a t i n g a m o n g y..ur frie n d s .
W h e n the vulume.-j a r e lilt rally w o r n out b\ m uch r e a d in g , re p la c e them
" i l l * n ew copies.
A n d send these out to be w o r n to .* I'eils
by people w h o can e n jo y them
Medicine
' XV .
loo
ri'K
<s g r a
lan d
I .iri-i i - m
V hu ll
M KU
0(1 Sanford Air.
g i g a a l ic e s t a t e s
iiui— w e r e s p e n t
n d d u k es am i di
among
R u ssian
JO K IN G
oipport It.dslie, fearing to
i \m
11, , I
and il So\ o l i-m - lioold
" g l.a i,I
ill
w II
■t a Inav- d>
, o in e .
p ie
. Im in ip iar
ir lender - I a I In- r r erndi
j, Rido -pit tie I Hi off
llV ill "I d i e S lt p ll
Tlir 1 itin n iiM ii
p ie r n a a m il Ia n ,
i (• r ' , k . •n , I ! I i e s p i .
I t . i d n - g u i l l u 1l i e -
llle I S e m g " T ill'll
<|i-. l a r i - i l
R u in 's
a m i. ivitti In . js ii
il.
lia s ill'llgg eil
a te l lo > tieail c u t
A*' l a t e as last S u n , lav the Flor
ida B o m b e r Stilt, iva .pint mg 1tie
j Tampa Teleunu.k
VV.* tin.] heard
(';i that, things m m r Ti.wtv ul Talla
has nee hid hrd hit lilt-n thl'V 191«Iy#klI
^th a fn low . T a n n ai
l imes.
Nn
. 'doubt you have heard dial Talla
V; haKBiMi in where die legislature
Ij’.’ lllIMVt occaxionally. Si.nf*,i,1 Her
m ■ aid. ’ Sure, and that remind* us
is that'V«* hope ttial the li gi-tntois
i- v '■win do slow nn redu.-ing ll.e - t i d e ' s
aurpllin hint lieenune it ha- nru*
pu Times,
f>
— --- o-
T a k e a tho ug h t today for honk* ;jiul w h a t
|
; lo r you an d y o u r people.
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I
they a r e d o in g
lM T Y T l IK P A K F N T S
i * 111. W I K I R l I ' t t R I T R S T A R
.1. Ilntlv, genial lull,I bend
. former editor and pul.h-l, i
'the Iliiilv Herald, and neete 1 A l a d o n l y I - x c u t - o f a g e i - I d a t I. , l o l l , I l b a t b a d
. e l i t e , I it,
BfJstary
the Florida State J'n*n- , iving u t i l e a l h V d o o r i n I n i d i i i n a
u p o ll t liai l i m m
\n,l a Im y
!» AanooJiition him been named ai ling p o l i h .
T l o i l i n l t M - l f i - n o t n u n I I * I Ii,- e a n s e .
yTatcroturv af tile Cliember of Com
n
u
t
H
u t I tie e l l , i i t i i s t n n . e e ti e
N o l b i u u enn undo ltint tragedy.
tt htercb, following the resignation
II ttie bov recover*, lie will go l ,
T h e lit.I w a > a t t e m p t i n g
If,.o f Bob I’eurman
The Hoard of l i r i U M i i i l .
piivmi for life.
The mother will
n n d iviih
Governor* lost no time in filling t o s t o u l a n K i l l o M l o t u I t the vacancy and Ihcre is strong e n i l g l l l U l t i l e l i l t a n d w h i l e I . . . . . . . , a n y her burden of - m i o w to the
end "I tie. 1, 1111 11,’v here. Tin* filth
£-|J>robabllltv that Mr.
Holly
will i i r t e s l c d . w l i i j i p e d
i» pi-*t,,l f r o m
pOOtl lajeonn* the active secretary t n * p o c k e t a n d * h < « l t i n * p o l n e m i m ; er t.i,e< only di*atu,mnt ment of
The
i|uc*th>ll
nstead of the riding secret a rv l i e XVII* w o u n d e d i n I n - a t t e m p t t " ttie keenest kind
iiii-e*. "Wtmt did those parent* dn
JW 'hien are holje;- known over i i u i k e . h i * c m ' f l p e .
Lyi ng nn a cot
in the de J to a\ ei t s,iu-ti a t rage.ly "
kia aUite than Mr. Hully and local
'lloAaft been identified with every lenlion ward of tli,' .tty ln>*
11liudi e.l* of puielit* will lead
lie
Wll ’ visite.l
by lilITMM’nt for the trettenneni and pital.
that -■• ,1 *tory wiljiput gi vi ng Hie
laltier mnl motliei
The nlotber ■.-utile, t a M'l ond
ia)|dlng of the Cite Satmtanlial
tlualght.
The
wn* tle-i l ibed a* being Iiy *1ern nI ; v v e e ' b l o f i t
* his firnt training in neww i l l ' m f , hfJ X * j H p t n i l
t h e VifficW nf the*
T,1I1' uporf her knee* hc*tdc the i( collie- ileal.
Iw S fw o rk
b m n e . A n d i t T H 7t y
\ i i ' i g i ’.u- p. ,lil i.ii I ftgle
- I . U l , » W . . . r , . r - » .1 l l . - i l . l u l t I l l l i
I t i - b u p A , 11 mi \ \ . I ' i i i i r d , g e n e i
1, 1 11 p e i U * 1, . 1f 1 n l , , l ( l i e M . - t h n < h - l
t-.pi-i o p I i l m i c l i in
N ew
V m \
n l t iu 'k in i*
,-i i n , 1 A I S m i t t i , s u i
" N o i v o e i IMS , b e t i e n u l l i f l e n t n s .
I-I
I >1
lint . , .III
a n d
. -\ ,■1
t tie
VV l i l t ,
ret
I. I - *
w itliin
II
pu pil I
gu n -lin t
nil-,'
-t
ll u U s e .
M .S n M H K H t V
ea;.
u\,
i - e 1 1t i i n t y . " I
o , It,il p e n . n l \ i .
to S i i x m i . "
M a n y ( h i a r t t t v < t y • ( - r .,
m i t i n ,*,- l o g g y
H i l t i -I,
U la n ,I
w l i e n 1b e
Ila -, p ie *
ta m e
11
'
S p a i n u ii’l le ft t licit b , o .n ltn m l
t tie r e , yv ) i m i l i k ' M ii l u m i g t i , b
t i o o p ,,t t b , " I , a , ill R i n e * ' l i b
p o s s e s s i o n , , t Saxon
land
ai,,|
S . viiii l a d l e w hen VV 111la 11. 11*,
InI I ( ' l l . ,i
C o m p i c m i tu o g l i l
m a n , a l s o o f 1l i e " I a i t i n i i n 1,'
w i t h In- b all b ru t h c i .
11
tall
C a t h o l i c t n - h o p r u l i n g be id,- In,,,
T h e M e t h o d i s t b i s h o p i n i g l i l h., .
- m i l e o f 111- b l o n d .
M A R K S C I . I . I V A N b . l n v. . tl,,,.
M r , I ' m i u i e i i e o f O h m m i g h t I.,*
e le c te d a - c o m p r o m i s e . u ndid.it
In-tw e,
S m ith a n d M cA il,,,,
Lint
if G o v e r n o r S m itli is t h r o w n n u t
o f th e fn iiv c n tio ll tieeaiise bi
ll C a t t m l i , I l i e e t l n n . e s a n - I n , . ,
m u - (tin 1 n o o t h e r t>cm oi'v.,t will
b e e le c t, d in tP llX
ltE .M O t R A T S C A N
burdly . x
(n il to tluovv m il a t'a th o ln ,
didllte b ciiu -.*
o f
Ills
rcllcim i.
w i t h o u t al a fill ovv m g llie C o t ln ,
lies
v o l e o u t o l t h e 1t e . n o , r a t i c
party.
T O D A Y
A T pi m in i o s m I,,in
states, O hio, N eb ra sk a , A la b a m a
a * tl A l k . n - a s , c i t i z e n s w i l l V o t e
I,)], i s m g ' s n o n e ,il v v liic li.jw * M - w . , t
, rie.l T h o m a s J e ff e r s o n m
W .i-b
|iiuhu*. »,
Indiana, >’>'( and wept.
The father reniaiu Mimr I,, any ,,| uJtb
at
\\ h a t a r e w e * i , , g ( li n
t h e K u K l u x K l i m . |.,il„,(
[IVi year* lHKi and aside from ed .atm and llmugldtut tail -aid ,loing for our hoys and girl*'.’ A r e i s H U e s , f m m r e l i e f , a n d e - p e , t a l l y
d ( r d u r i n g the Writ-Id W a r Im* ti did not believe In , b,,y nii.1,1 we tinning them out to the street
jiro h ib it ion.
I n , /I r v a h l e n t n f Saiifniil ever
do *.|a-b a territile tiling;
-aid la and dance balls while we £pcnd
P * l - o n v f n g t o Florida
l ,lll,li*tldid not. believe lie knew
linxy p , our time at the , tubs and social
T H I S IS a
religion count i \
■Nfcvkll.
boot a yeV.dve
functions'
I f * worth
thinking
F in u tii’in lly at least.
Iti l.o v e io y * W « ! k n u w Hob of Old can voiietn , l,'“ «•'"»
. like many .,„
about before tin* hour of tragedy
tfw sbove n e w s i t e m . 'Ti* 11 irtxj i&her father, did a.d know
lu* overtake* ns.
It i- better for a ' n f t h e " c o u n c i l o f t h e v l i u r c t a - - , , f
t C t ' B u l ) ha* m o r e f u n * to xva*h boy. And herein i* th- *eerei i ,, mother to get down mi tier kneea C h r i s t o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e - a < * , |
i n i h m n v o f ux h u t it i« al-n m a n y a I ragedv
that u father .luc* by the bedside of tier hip* ill the C a n a d u . " - a y * r e l i g i o u s A u n - i i e „ n *
l « i ) v a t B o b in g e n i a l .
H u h . we ’ » " » ( “ k e t i m e t u k n o w I n * t „ , v
home now and In eat lie a prayer g a v e t o r e l i g i o n l a s t y e a r $ i > 4x , u n n
T h a t su m , ab ou t
n head
l*h .you every sureexx a n d iiivil- k m t w
wtmt he can do.
I tn* boy over him tlum to wait until tragedy 0 0 0 .
jlll f q B talk duel with mn Kail 1Imd had .me year ........
The tiring* her l lie tv,
Amt
a
wise f o r o v e r y h u d y i n t h e U n i t e d S t a t e *
o u g h t to save* m a n y s o u l* if c a r e
L^htnktftti o f t h e O r u n g e C o . , a n d
|>H ienta h u d a v e r a g e s ta n d in g
i n fattier will know hi* own boy.
fully Bpent.
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a o d in c r e a s e th e c a r r y in g cap acity
o p a s s e n g e ra .
T h a t D o d g e B r o t h e r s S p o r t R o a d ste r
n o w p r o v id e s th is c o n v e n ie n c e , w ill be
w e l c o m e n e w s to th o u s a n d s .
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r o v id in g u n u s u a l com fo rt.
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a b s o l u t e l y w a t e r p r o o f , e v e n in ralflicst
w e a t h e r .
l a t e 1111- 011, yy bn I, t h e y ,|mi't , 1’
A m p l e s p a c e is p r o v id e d b e h in d the
m a in s e a t fo r g o lf c lu b s , su it cases,
te n n is ra c k e ts a n d s im ila r lu g g a g e .
v i d u a I w i t h a M mlde loll of m, tin. In- bold I be kept t h e r e . All
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n s w o u l d i , i v , . I. own that llu
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a n d w a s o ff
lie i- nil o f f
need
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in Mirpri
II,
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a n d
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c m r e
s c h e
1 u-caping
Jr'i’. InutiMi calmly walking away with
to y o u r s e l f
T h e H e r a ld h e a rs n| t lie in c r e a s in g p a t r o n a g e o f the .Mun
icipal L i b r a r y w lh m u ch p le a s u r e
T h e people o f S a n f o r d
se e m lo lie g. 1111111.-Iv e n j o y i n g I lie a d v n i d n g e s o f f e r e d by
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II honk's place IS mi a library shell'.
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w , 1111 , ' T i m
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f o u n d w e n r i n g g a l u nties.
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WrI 1 , 111.1ill so."
u ilo/en books p e r h a p s , nml g i v e I hem in the public lib r a r y .
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m u n i ly .
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Out id voiir b u d g e t th ere sh o u ld be a little money for ii In ,v, a l l an i l l m a n ( a l l i i . l i c , ' i i ie in g a In m g
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books, it is possihlu to b u y books o f the b e t t e r kind at mod
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t h i n g to feed y o u r m in d a m i soul'.’
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D o you
b u y b ook s ns u r e g u l a r practice',' |)n you k eep a d d i n g to
the n u m b e r o t b ook s in y o u r liorm lib rary ? And how much
s e rv ic e a r e y o u g e t t i n g fro m the books I hat s la v on votir
sh e lv e s y e a r in a n d y e a r out ?
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bring punish 111 i l l
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h o o d ,
a n to p
q u ip m
m e o f
Sport
h e a s a n t g r e e n la c q u e r
s tr ik in g ly in c o n tr a s t
, b lo c k fe n d e r s a n d fu ll
e n t , c o m p le t e a g e n e r a l
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MILLER 0. PHILIPS
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mi i y
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; It I n , n u l l
■m o l i t y e a r s m i r - e n i o r .
A n d
1c o i n x v t i a t w e ' v ,
l i e n n l a l m u t it
H i, y d i d s o m e . 'm i * e ie r a ld i ' s p o o n
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M a y b e, th ou gh , baseball w aboard bud plu,, I ox i t
\u • u n i r i v
n 't g o o d e x e r e i - o a n d s p o r t . W o
i n I . i n , - i I n I b u k l i n - b • i « n l i t t < ‘ 1 I- n o w
t h a t t tie in w a s n ' t a p a r k
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1 S u p e r i n l e i n l c u t . l o l i h - m i I,, i ' U n o n e u n d e r w i n . h u , o m i e l i a s a n y
b e s t o f th e a r g iin ii'til. uni,
A r k a n s a s (ia/alti*.
it i k i c k c o i n i n g .
t o b e a d m i t t e d l l u i t < v , i - n i f t fitm i m o ry
o f m a n
r i i n r . e t b nm l t n
“ S O V I E T H a c k toi < a p i l a l i - m "
th e cim trai-y y o u n g pen.
h eadlin e.
It W A h e i t h e r t h a t ,, r
h a w
n o t b a i l g o o d e x e r c i s e s . rnl p o r t x b a c k t o t h e w - a ll
N o t folk V ir g i
t h e y h a v e b e e n ,s|ioonim - • fa r n ia P ilo t.
b ack as h istory goes.
I ii, y V V |i|
T H I S i* tin- n g e w h e n
l o n g a - h i s t o r y is s t ill u . llu m ;,>
ch ild
i vv b o i s t i e d t o I n - n i n t h , - ] ‘ s a p n i n in g
-I r i n g s is n 't tie d t o b is m o t h e r .
S p o o n i n g i* n s n a t u r a l t m ...
f o l k s a s t o m a k e f o r it x * , . , u i , * N e w Y o r k A m e r i c a n .
fo r a m m tin.
T h e
phi, c
i u
N O P o o r R ic h a rd bus a n y b u *im u k i s lit t le . ......... n e e .
L x c r , llt
o n r s h o r t l i f e w e h a y ,- k n o w , , u n c s * r u n n i n g f o r o f f i c e in I ’e i i a s y l Ilallas N e w * .
d o n e III t h e f a m i l y
p m lo r, ,m a y a lila .
h iig g .v a h ; .- ' th e lo a d , in l h, h a m
W E
n eed
s o m e '’ h eavy w eig h t
m o c k o il t h e f r o n t p o r c h , in .r,l,>
1l i t e r a r y
lu m in ary
to a d vise
iis
m o b ile * g o in g d o w n the h ighw ay
R eefer
G en tleo r p a rk ed n to n r^ d c
it;
iv „ r v - ’w h e th e r B lon d es
A rk a n s a s G azett,
w h ere.
1■ m e n .
I t w i l l n o t c u c m n . i g c <>i , t , *
I H R i d e a ,,f I I lt le |,,b t o r a g o c o u r a g e s p o o n i n g t o s a y w h m c i t g e t t e r i s i t h a t ,o f - e . l e l a r v o f t h e
s h a l l o r s h a l l n o t l i e i l u n r G i v e n H e r r i n ci -hl ia i imm l in , - r
,,t
tn n it-riw
tim e to a p o on
an d
f-r. li n e
tlo- F l o r e n c e ( A l a l lle ra i,I
p r o p e r p a r t i e s y m m g (n opt,- , a n ,
b e i t l i e d u p o n t o f i n d a p l a , ,- f o r ,
F O R a com p lete
-o lm . of
sp o on in g.
A n d
w e b e l n - v , * i | , L. y l l t , l a k e a v m a M m i , y [ 1( j , a ¥ ( ) ( . . .
c a n b e tm la d le d u p o n tin n u t t e r tio tl w o u l d h a \ ,
pra. h c a llv
the
w h a t H old o f e x e r c is e a n d
p ort* s a m e effect
I i , i ,1 N e w a re p rescrib ed for th em .
VV, r e - j
.-all t h a t o u r f i r s t s w e e t b e a i t r u n
I N |u l i l i t , o , i I , , i n *
iiriou s o th e r
a w a y w i t h W i l d m a r r i e d t i n s t a i h u m i l i a t i o n .. N c w b e i ' i x n o w s u f f e r *
( i l a y e r ( 7. t h e l o c a l b a s e b u l l t e a m , | t h e i n d i g n i t y , . | i , , - ! , ^ , r e f e r r e d t o
w h e n w e t h o u g h t xve w e r e g o in g to U * u p ik e r
U a-liiiigion S ta r.
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A
weddi
w e d d i ng
n g which
w l i i c h came
c a m e *„.
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■in p r i s e *;■
tn I"'I
h e r mav.y
m a v .y friend
frien I
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that
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h u n g , al A s h e v ille , N. C
Ih ,
Hi,
R o y a l S w e d is h
Song To Be Sung At Receivership Asked
Convention For Deaf
For Miami Conct
In d ia n
, ’ ''!l1 * '• A*1- •<>. -d/PP--<!on. h.
* I ."i ii-i ii I,, i f f . wlmse wi f e wa s re'• "Hy
11-<I a divorce n„ grounds
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R E SID E N C E T E L E P H O N E : 2 1 7 -W ^
A mg, t"i hy Miss
hern \i - tung in
past a ill),
W A S IIIM fi T O N 1, Auif. 11 ‘/TVTip silent .-nnyrr-tlnn o f the n.,-
"|
L' |,,''L draws
a
pension « f
1 ’■''•"t marks a ye-.r from the fell
' ,l' la la i'll t lias hern revealed.
tmnal Association of
the
Deaf ,,
.
_
j )one,ml f orward today with a .lit- HomeMtei. Corporation, A 9W W r v
patch possibly only throuRh t h, " « # f « n « r n o f M l » m l , W M O l d ^
visual comprehension nf the 2.11ftI I
hy Federal
Judge
delee, tes, none nf whom can speak *JvnfS following a hearing , . i i i i r •
“ I'l"' 1'i.iinsis r e t u r ■ | to Ashe
" " V " ’ 1'
l' 1' '* r , l'"itl'il to himmil" a hum ,1 n'clurk s.p ,|aV a f l c r
*' " ' 'hsianlial rush ami p m p ll
. , ........ was p,.rriirmi'(M.\ ll,w t
D'mn Mu c h Mi
md Mrs. .1 " f ' " . ..................... hi s- f ormer wife
a h .... MY ' V s a g r e e d upt 7. h r i
s1
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v
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, in k, r a i l ' l l )
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> r < will IIIeel I'1 i [ " I ,J. Hour of St. I.nwre
.deck.
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,1 1
he ............... lined, it is said,
three will
Mrs. Hay
'Hull ii' " ..........
I in t h e p r i s i r . - e n f t h e b r i d e s i , ; r
,,,
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Hid .
I c u t s . M r . a n d M r s . ,1, C
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fridav
' h e r b r o t h e r , . l i n k , a m i Mis-, M a m i , 'i' v m
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u l - '► i m t' ’ I'M m Hi *' • 1 f I n f
fr„,s I lull' I'
T h e y o u n g eouple a n
■-’ p e n . l i n g u «• d d i o g l e t «*M1" n i t
lu^.'iiu' :tl"l h m e h e n 11 t fM. i , h n n e y m o o n at
ih
G eorge
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M il
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lin tel
T h e I‘i ' md b i w i i h :
' MU 1 n t i e i r Df a r m
1 IM \
jHltth t i f l * w ill meet I a e e n u n l n f t h e w e d d i n g i(s. it .,',li k, r n
Ii! III. . I*.', i . f
11"
of
'hc« M e h t a ’ ; f r o m t h e A s h e v i l l e T i m e s
tin i piI
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Mrs,
John
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rd K i H .""I h ri-neh
nsini I*
its ' ! ■
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Ms
'let imi
hue
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pension
il" '
m ig h t '
''me.
I ' mti iwipviMi, thsrussnl ami actPfl i If
. . . .
upon reports nf officers ami enm- L , I « r r >’ 1 ,W ' ! n"
I .in le m in i 11 1 u | , , , (S | j ] , is o n e o f !
Ayenek. ;
hen*
1 ......m l m f r c
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i him yesterday when nttomeya
. '‘
the rnrporntion agreed to a p __
!
As m the U prm-diiiK irit he n n a s
f „ r n Tl.ceiv rn h lp t
fifed V f *
the .itrti lit.■’s'liHire was
the me- fourteen stockhplders and Ofti.aEC
..... . through wliieli
he mnven- ,
rr|lfl|tor.
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A snag written tiy a mute fe.I""' memher "t the
orgamzntmii
will h" sung lit today’s session.
1 U i»h nit Iv r v thm t:.,il witlmut mu
In nim nil h e r - u Im served under!
I he fnrtaei K a i «t and a r e dr aw I
nil' pen,-ini|s t j ,.i<< I he re|Mll>lie t" |
for
| 411| ( •
will
I l f V j l l l * u n - I alloy; 4>-' I .atHt.lUUI a year.
I'ew nf III. mi ne
eapaeitated
illy leugtl*'
t'ulily W
ell
li •■1
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he e l.U se
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li.chly
w iill l 1
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e
. imii) tn I Hi) lino nno.
I Jennii-rats
11 i he At
S<icia11st s, ; I i . m m u n i s t s have
,t is'■■Washington. 11.21V enm
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hy
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r e s i d e m e o f l l e v . I , i n n s .1 H o u r
of S t. I.a w r e n e e ehnreh
" A m in i r . e m e n i n f t i n ! i- m a i M
tlArrivals
Siinte/iliin
t '■> i
one of
!'
((
*'■ | I.'itet. ( Dm,
memhers Sunday evening at
' I t ' 11' ■ pmpei t \
el nek when Clarence “ S t u f f y " Me
I ry m y tn .d in lisli the p e n s i o n s
Crone, p.ipult r first haseimin, wa ■ !:nil;l ‘ hili nl ip ,. Sniii h e r n A s s n ’ *
‘ 1' 111<«11, is i,o r ,,| the m o st pop , e s p e i i a l l > , l i c e a u s e l i t a n y
1u n i t e d in w e d l o c k t " M i s s A l b e r t a
ttiot I'la ' i i
tn e v e i Wi n r j.o A slo *
e t l i e e i s l i k ‘- 1 11. ten, I n r f f a r e eon
| A y e n e k o f S a n f o r d , K i n . , at t h e ' m l h
im iturm ,
H e w a s snld tn t h " : n ee ted w i t h o . i l m n a l f a s e i s l i o r
[jjlunlm
i)l' llh
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akih-vm ,.
In st n v i t h e r
aiten in n n
Mihs Maud
aye
plans
wi
de
Sat ill la\
Neil Chi l l en, lea
I. II
| i,. ,i ,
mnroiin; In |nin Mr
ClnM,.,,,|, ,,
u Im |s visit my
111 I
pat' n!
at
Mnnl v 11le, S C
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M r. and Mr
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tirei'iiville. S. C,. arrived iim Sun
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U •»<Mil r
ISnnirihle
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1**11;11 V I ’ll
ford Tuesday mnrmuy
u ul
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inti ,.| it,
1 II-■1 Kni t i t 1 lllli ell
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Kls| |ei , , Mnppiny at the M not*-.'n in,.t
I held it i «T. 'll " Jlc'ct in,- T im ■■■day
p
Mi - <111isi in. .
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Mr. and Mr s
1"It •ll.e . Inti * Il
1*1*. 1 1 " "
ami ehiltlren reluraed hnint III*
\ lit" i
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bll’-llll’-s
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W)l* t,
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. tj .n.a-villr, T u e s d a y .
under I In I. oh i I ■I■ a Mi
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II, i
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. p,| ,,i
i Mmairr , ,
Miss ftllie dnl urno and
aieiil
I 111 I III I In' all
|m| I ,M |, , \ C I.
nephew. Wilson W e ISored.
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Thur s day m m o m y I'm I ■ i hme.
a h.v. |\ lim it si 1 pin**.
W,1■ 1*11
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West Va., where l Inv
will \i it
l l i f lit* >* .
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: her sister Mrs .1 K Ha
Ih, , .lei. .1
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llmui
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Mrs. (inni't'c lin e and .111 ■. Ian
Hill.u,!, \i'«' Srnyr- ] 1,111 " u c o leave Sunday mmnmy
N - c , where
w her-i I hey
Pl'lnm- la. I.-nnville; for
Ior 1
11lyhlanils,
1 l;' ml>. *N
AtlntiVu Charles It' " ' t 11 .spend the remainder m lh,
*!(. I! Ii. Kinaml. * ‘" ’» t " ' C
; J II. Ih ad>, Nash r
JUnt.,n and wife, A ( - I
Miss Jeanette l.aiiur
ami
In r
Ikwliui't . l aeksnn- : mnther, Mrs. .1 K. Kami:, have n
Cri'O*. I.n ksoiiville; : turned finm T a m p a where they
; Jwk-1 ,viMe; .). S' attenilml the funeral of C .1 (.’ van
rnnoii
tohirg, 1
i.’ •
MnritBJ.llli',
i'' 1Alik
J.1.. Irmii the resnlellee id l ‘ i (ienri;**
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1, M VI si y ami 1 M nrg.ll* nf
i trlandn U 1■fl' •,1111n 11g till’ 1>11 1111VI it nr , IM III V * tiy 'I n. " . lay
Mr and M i c i: st cplli llsnli
n*a\f .s,at u i .lav f..r \ Ii. v ills-. N.
( ’ . will | they 1
will pend a month.
10
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F x e e i ii l e d
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H u n d r e d
K illin g s
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Hig t'lnel
1 Swede I,
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Wi'tklti,'
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id k, ■ .' I l . t i n Wh
adopted t*,l , tin
a.
R e sid tu u T S
a n d
In c o m e
1 12 F a s t
LIST
I has met her "hahy b r o t h e r " Albert Larson, 71, of Mellott, Iml. And
fortune tellur brought it about.
Ileeeutly Larson tried to learn the
address of his sister, from whom he hail been separated by the death
of their parents when he was a year old.
at
,V‘ y
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'K
41 *''« Valdes,
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llia m litig ,
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1 5
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t tin’ll*
Am usem ents. "
,rnl i t ihe r i . it 1*mg n e of flam
1* '.|* l lere. Iv t.iiVVIl 1*1 l In k V. lllli
Will 1. il 1111 \ III nil"' tall 1>i. i>i
(M<( it- ttie wind gu -1
"I It l a —
ilieil i w iv ;ind 1te■ i *
r* iv t I'll
Ini, tall Ii.n k e \ hail led as it
I ■1
It a I in‘I slieugtli for a lumh "lit
1'iirsi
Sollli't Ililim gte.it
ma ses
m
llami's i arrn il no In
the
wind
W'.uld |. |I mivvaid nf I In- tidv.-m.
i n r line a if urged h\ ■"tnr Iderm
Im
mn , I In ■
t* that
w h a li
wa
Ii ■11
I•, It" i, I would in 11 I’m v, a i d with a
I ,>nl * i a I.Ii- i t llnllg h art .1\ al
< M. L
I■' i,■i■ *n lilt’ll ,i m lln i in *
tan,), vvi
on an i la fid a Mil lilt
wliht wa • l"d tu iti'.nii r Ui i* ! 11i
In Will d II
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td me I, i, I, E
hed :Hill I*) Kill |l
he|l a tin , nit 1 w *add hr n h;»\ •
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in , -1 . ■ t h n 111IIg il I V vv 111t 111nd
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it
vv a
I n| till l I y .
We
II il III I le
1 III'
riln I d e l i c a t e f a l i t i e s a m i the
a i n 't e v i p i l s i t e s h a d e s w it h
mil i n j u r y in "Ui w ay n f re
n in v i n j: spots a n d other rvi
•Ii in e . n i w e iii
11 y mi w a n t
V..111 eh-llli'i In Innll
ll'l'sh
■rid new all till tun. a<!"Pt
Dili lit I h i \viiv nf i l i y < I r a n
IfH
Laney Dry Cleaning
col.A
In
i .u n i i A N D N A U G H T Y ” ;
Harold Lloyd Comedy
t
Iv
k’rnl
Sc
old letter written
by
relatives
Mrs. Johnson’:i whereabouts.
which enabled
him to get ■
Telephone 732
SANFORD, F L O R ID A
Hie fortune teller told him ^
a letter hidden in his home would give the view. He went home and jj
knowl edge of
311 F irst National Hank Bldg.
Real Estate
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"The Dig R e t r * % f
To mo r r o w
SO T H I S
IS P A R I S ”
Wi th Monte [Hue and PaU ? '
Ruth MIIR*
4 o m e d y : “ D a f f y Din*’
I’hmie
Milnne
Review
K ill
8. Pi
Most underwear has tw o dimensions
—length and width. N o-R ip has three
—length, w idth,and depth. T he cloth
is cut on the bias, just like your trous
ers. A n d 1ike trousers,No-Rip fits and
hangs straight,This is a feature usually
found only in custom made garments.
One Dollar
T he Y ow ell C om pany
PHONE 123
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A mop'll Fa b l e *
C t l MI ’ A N V
Mil
NEORI
WITH
C0LCL0UGH REALTY COM PANY
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TODAY
Mill) KIC N lilt V C I.K A N IN t;
Fits like trousers^]
A C T I O N
to
11 p. m . ----------
Separated for 70 yearn. M r a Johanna Johnson, 7(1, of Tacoma, Wash.,
found an
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B u sin e ss
Every day we are having numerous
calls for medium priced houses. What
have you to offer?
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I tol a Impnvements
In lag
in.nli tn water lines of his city
I ,, k- mn iIh'
Hendricks Avenue
P r o p e r t y
" N k I'hklmul nf
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l ilt s
I l ame lion ■■, ( ypress ave , .fiUd. |
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\ Stiles' two story g a i a g e mi
l i t mge avenue, $11)00; and 1\ \\ ,
I , i a ad ini: repairs oil one slnrv nut
Imii e nil Cypr es* avenue.
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an
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ludg, Hnhert K. Stanton in city
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....... I ".lav denied Itiehard R e t J J " ” " a r
U ini i mm .ri* a writ of huheas COT;,
f
l".A pphritltnti
for the
writ'
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nl.„| .Mnrnliiy m tin endeavor
ave Uiuttcm.ire front the g g K ' * ' —t.j’^t
LOANS
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ATHLETIC
UNDERWEAR
O n
binpv.
tms whirh it wan stated f ar # t|ti ‘
concern.
P e r m it s
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Hu' , H' Ut l on f o r t h e r e c e i v m V n , ' '
ami the answer filed by the cotUf*
,,oth stated that it w . a U - 1
ns ' —.t
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New "me. both of Alladin City, th«
tiiwi which the corporation plarartkt*n
to deve'ep, were named aa R c t l r * T
,,r<
Newsome is a vice-presicfent,,
,,f
corporation.
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Mr\ U Soul h am I 11. 1nr Id i-1
Juanita have t ' l mt i mi In,m.o di m
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fl- vv1". lei
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tin ,.t lep»-1 '. '
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tile 1*11 tile hniildi r and handed me
r. 'i,. ,| (,a r.i sville.^ former manager nl ihe .Met rnry
I 1 h y H i s , r. ai
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j at th,' I' al aee; James Cilt'iisnii d 111,1 ' ;1V
1 like a tiew man
in
lain ,,j i |i rr ■■ f Hf■ir home in I.akelaml
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and Jane Cowl at th,
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held
in
linston.
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Wedne day inmning.
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a ' lakes sniee - •arching tn Inri'iilc i
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Mr. and Mrs. C A I'mider lell ’ I' reneh woman and One a I', ii.mlt, | phiy wlmli was nnl written ill Hu
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Cn it ml .’ d a l e . , anil does im I h a ' 1
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firs 11:11,1,, " Wright Wednesday for a visit nl two week
unii- Ann 1 tean iietois in the e: -t
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Cm.rge II- .-I
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1 t Veil a: a legislator l',. . 1, ■nt gi■ 11n w I,, 11 In
1 'Id . ha 1
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Ir- t i \ ',1 k and■ v e r y p l e a s a n t vi si t he r e w i t h hi ■ j '* 1111■1
'\\'i I et'li t at Ivvay
pear in i Ct.Ini Ilea. Il Milt.
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Ik,,'." I.,.( ll . ,,,-,1,1, 11'! |m " ' h " r Mrs. L. " Julie
Mf 4VV Mill* 4if 1!M 1.1 • f
f
I he inenlelil VVIn n
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When i In v enenihle T a y Cay w t
pits . ,1.1 - 111,1*1 t 111/.( .
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Mr. and Mrs. \V. W. C Sniilli popular genm. 1In "Id Mipi 1 1d "a. t II I W i i ' h t - g l n n W i t h I . I l l ' l l I t l v I l n U ’ 1.......
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m rounding it having iargi Iv di
and
children
left
Monday
in
their
at the Leg inning of w a r lie pin happened al Swan.I....... .. Cd'JI In.
1 ( b '. a , l | IS 11' | s ' *v ^e;ir for Clomllaiid Ciirk, (hi., where appeared.
. haseil tlm e Calm lleaeli suits mnl
m. lU'.pm hm, imp vv In a I
they will spend several weeks.
wore tie an with mueli
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ha. r ,
"I have ut the nei va* tn try tlnn
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II Mi t iislin and
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,ni the h'*usc in t-pilc of tin1 ta '
lln* king did il ...... . my t , et
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.small ' e n Joe leave Sal ul day lot
llh ;
' l e t tie e hot, summer dav
■a'l
him r vision,"
.ml \I■ L I■ w ■ IIj
Asheville. N
for a stay nl srv
I * i tropiiail cloth...tt,"
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eral weeks
1 VI i r " i,
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in, jest v knew ti"t Ini* e '
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have sei n a lot of memhers *
tin tnei'hiinisni nl . * ulvv e *
t " ’11" ' S u n
1*!mM f (
In g r i e f t l mmg h weari ng sum. m hail to do i*veiylhmg I ti.it 1 c* I
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w l i . ’t'e
R e u n it e d A t ie r 70 Y e a r s
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thing iiiiennveiitiomil in tin* hmi-e I him to do."
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Amount To $2,4501 YVhittemore Habeas '
( o r p u s W r i t Denied'
r
Hull me i" rmit** issued al tin
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J A C K S O N V I L L E , Aug. 1U
A reeclvcrHhlp for the Sooth«ni'
�U 'T&
•%
nford drops first but wins nightq
■Hk
Western Trip Finds Yanks
WelllnFron tin A me rican;
Giants Climb To 4th Place
Games By Innings
m
I*.'I .
07
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fo jWithrow Holds Palms
Safely In Second
' While Mates Bunch
Singles O ff Moore
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UmpireMoore Hurt
|{|; And Forced To Quit
| Allen And Bailey Star
At Bat In 1st Game;
*
Grandio In Second
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(The ( ' f i e r y men
Imd
mi
even
ycstonlny, fairly good, hut
M ' . P ™ *good
enough to put them on
of
the
especially
w
bfiner they couldLeague,
j.j
have
won
the
>.il
‘ j
o p e n i n g gnnie with en.se if tlu-ir
i t « « o rur.ning hi d not heen of ,-uu Ii
5!
' >a terrible nature..
Failure to lot
tin the pinches in tin- first game
(jfli'o Also hurt the locals' chances, I 2
ft. '/•
Hmi7.it flied to rpfB.n Rrkiitii n tnnk
FIRST C A M K
third after the catch.
Dormi was
First Inning
ensures
struck
out,
(Irnndiu out stealing second. T w o hits, no
grounded to Crowe, Wiekmn sin runs, no errors.
Hailey singled to short,
Allen
gled post third, Doran
walked,
llouzjt
singled
to left, Wick hum singled m e r second, Myers heat
Fifteen c a- in the west, widescored, and Doran went to third on out a hunt, Beasley grounded to ly regarded i i i rueiiil test, have
Bailey' s had throw,
scoring
u first, Hatley was out at the plate, left the
, Vork Yankees well
throw
to
moment later, O' Reilly struck out. Allen scored on the
ahead of Ih Meld in the Americmi
catch Barnsley, Davenport went in
T w o hils, two runs, one error.
! a-ngne.
Hensley went out to the pitcher, for Domingo, Hensley stole sei mid,
five de
Ten vieti ic against
Frisbie doubled to center, Dumas Myer s " a s out when Chann-v made feats, .tit! l s . hall, where .TillO tin
Frinhic’s grounder
flied to left, Crowe grounded to the
ilmihteilly wail d have been acceptI hnrtas
off
thin),
pitcher. One hit, no runs, no or
iIniw tin- Muggins record for
aid.
nl second,
l i ner
rors.
mu- more
till- inya- a ii .mil only
no errors.
Second Inning
lamia between iln
fori Igll tl- i i
Cliamey walked, .lolueton sac
pri •-III I' .1 I- i and allot her league
KCDND C A M K
rifici-d him
lo seeornl,
Domingo
i pemianl
singled
to right,
Casarcs
and
First Inning
( ' l e y e la m t
11h Jlgo
| Where a
Cham ey worked a
h i- ii ii l i f o I
aii
was safe when Hailey | bad to pi 1 nl,, hall
lo tie I In
siplee/.e play and the latter <nred, Imi
d Withrow' s throw in first, i 7 ank.-es pki mg .Mm. t he w esl t-r n
(Irmidm went out to first, line tut he weiii lo
ei-nnd
as the hall I cl ' pcI'I'l-M’ a', for |he remailiih-i
Hilled to i [gilt field, l irmidm heat |1.1 ' he
ntie run, im errors.
i fit).
In
.1 e must Inout n lorni ensures
took third. \m Is c woi d ■ it tin- Yankees win
Myers grounded to third, Dun
liar walked, In* stole seeond, Hailey Wiekani tiled tn Crowe, lirandl-i I
i In- ami- mnnlu-r. tIn
md lo
singled tn center, Ihinhar scored, took ....... I on a passed hall, Mv
i oriipim t .
Indians mu * u-gi-tcr
Allen heat out a neat brunt, Myers ers threw i asnrcs out at the plate against M I,- ■a-s to lic.
grnnndpr,
(irmidm
l>, i mi’s
grounded tn seeond, Im was mil at j oil
V -ii-rda-, Detroit took anolln-r
first, the id her runners advancing scored >ni Itoii/.n's single tn riglii, ■hot ;il I In k-ader mid won an ah
a base, Hensley filed to short. T w o O ’Reilly Ini .i long (Is In Duiihnr. htcvialrd
game, .r» to .!. with
a
T w o lot . mie run, one error,
hits, one run, no errors.
I lu ce-run rally
Ty Cnhh, hut
Rem-di v went out , Chmicey
In ting for O'Rourke in the seventh,
Third liming
Wi ekmn grounded to Knshie, Umi/,u, k i i hm duplicated, Dumaingl.-d lioim the winning run. Tim
m u l,
('ro w .
Doran grounded to third,
Hnnzn
j'iilim wa i.illid ill the end of tin
no runs, no inning to t" i nut the Yankees in
walked. O'ltcillv angled
through
the liii.x, Chmicoy forced Itmi/.a tl
I o|'
W . i hlnglm i
. u I ell
a 11aid
third
<>m- Int, no runs, no errors.
Si i mid liming
ad*t w, I - : cited
WIII I 1 I ll'iohl.
I' m tile walked. Dumas heat out
t II I m . \ n ig l e d to l e t t , l*>hu- 'on Ilk'll I III III.|.n
a hoot down the third ha e line, j .;o i i f i. . d to up to Cloud
VI■an w III I. , * i c l a n . I i II h.-l <11•
■Moot c
sacrificed pitcher to first, g i puiiiiIi d 11. Wit hi ou
( 'hanicv llm pitching "I 11.i.-111. r 11 W a s h
filed
lo center,
Frishic | tfll’J-k l l i n . I mi i Im t hrow to < at i I- .ni:r" it. 1 to I
I'he vet r a i l h 11
after
I lie eali It,
I liinhar Mom e, ( a m e . III. d I. l i g h t , ( im
lla.nl- 1 g. il.it cd "111 V -i i \ l i l t s , mu
to fir-a
(Im- hit. mie run, hit. no . me- no . I cols.
I.
-11. .. k.
lo-r
•I. nit.
It’S
fii Id
1 M i l l , hit lo r ig h t
mid
Knurl Ii Inning
( iiundm >11< ppi-il the hall, Dunti.it
.(< h m l o t i a
n g le d p
ast
I m r l , lie
angled
past
aeri l‘n .ii1 lum to ci umi,
Itm h \
t i i i . out at s e c o n d on D o m i n g o ' s singled I" light. M i d - wa . out
h u n t, C a s a r c s
file d
t•• H e n s l e y , at (hi- plate, Allen walked. I' m
Nation,-il I s ag ui( d a n d m g io t in d c d to l l a i l e v .
One
[lire Moon- was initirod and hud in
I n i , im r u n s , im e r r o r s .
leave the game, Wilhrnvv singled
Ik Inti, I .
It n il e y s in g l e . I to r i g h t , D o m i n
In ('inter
■uiihg Hailey, Hensley i FI I --in
w Vork, '*
g o ’s till m v of A l l e n ’s hu nt w a s l a t e si ruck .aii
Tv,-a hits, mu* run. , ( h|i ago. II
1( III! II . it I
I'ti i ladidphia.
a n d hot Ii w e r e s a f e , H a i l e y w a s m il one el l or.
t . -Illll.lt I,
I 'In la I c l j i l n a , IP
ste a lin g th u d , M yers
a n g le d tn
T h ir d lim in g
Viiii-riian League
e e l i l e r , H .- a s Ic y l i f t e d
to c e n t e r ,
( iiamlio iloiilded lo hdt. Wiekmn
wal l ops being converted into
hnly three runs, while Knit Mv
J*rp* w a s maki ng its lime hit-, eoun'
* i l o f four.
%\ tv f h o nightcap a f f a i r four.d tie
1;, C i l e r y Feds hack in their usu.d
f or m anil they hud little Irnuhhholding the Palms to a lone run
'tvhllo they scored four behind ti c
'Excellent hurling of Wi throw, lal
, i « » t acquisition to the nioiiiul staff
If1
: ;p f ’ tho locals.
‘
, Both teams scored earl y ir. I he
t i n t tilt, the visitors putting over
Wt» runs in the first ir.ning on F l i s h l c lllu-.l to s h o r t . T h r e e h i t s , singled I.........
Doran grmmdi-d
■ L ' *two alngles, Hailey's wild throw tin r u n s , iin e r r o r s .
to Withrow wlm threvy In M-conil
third
I a luise on halls.
retiring V.'nkaiii, Doran was dmi
F if t h In n in g
a ’ A trnllt to Charicoy followed l».v
VV-ekain s i n g l e d tn r i g h t . I n ,rati hied a! first, Itmi/n grounded l.>
■»'atcrlflce, n single hy Itomingo, : l i . r i l l . . . I d o w n the fil t Inis.- hm-,
no r un- , m> i-i
a perfectly executed squeeze Itmi/n grounded lo Fri lue, tl'R. il
l y enabled the Pal ms to tally ! ly grounded to M vei
II.oil I hiiiia
il>ml -.i
A " Ag a i n In the second.
,
- Il ic l i ■I il-11 t t i •i>
inns, no errors
** r, Hanford scored one in its half | I lum a-, went out,
Ii.
i at. h,
Mv i
jOI the inning.
Dunbar walked.. l t . u i / a , ( row i line d t
• 1 luim i i .
I t.i n I... t
Ijttolf second mol came home oo til. d t-> I.o 11 light.
hit mm tun, l|n II
B s i l r y ’s single.
No hi I
IIO Mill , lit. rp |'o|
* , Till* Visitors scored their fim II
I mirth Inning
S ix t h lu llin g
full in the seventh, Wiekmn com I I la in , e y w a: s i i l e mi ( ' r o w . ' <-r
g I ounilcd to U it hi ...i,
Jng hv(iU) <
u couple nt e n oi.sj l o r , ,Join. Io n s ii e r il li e . I h i m It
I to |linn,i . .hdiri ion
fUld a single hy Doran.
m -i ..lid, D o m i n g o g r o u n d e d to Mv
1 ■ Nil Im
Id lull .
H
’ ■ A ninth hming rnlly was cheek ; el'--, I 'a a r e , tel a lo n g I Iv I n left
'fed a f t e r three successive single m I h i n h a r m a k i n g a n ic e c a t c h
N.
Hail' \ III* d
to - - lit I
M id i
'fey Bailey, Allen ami Myers had , Int, n-> r u n s , o ne e r i o r
I ioto d. W ithrow tmin. d.
N- hit ,
Hilled the liases. Ilea dry grounded I
I liiiil.m- s i n g l e d d o w n t h i r d ha . i.o i .in. , no i i rors,
j | o aecbtxk and Hailey w;.s out at line, H m l c y hit to left a n d C m u n
J-'illli liming
,lho plate.
Allen
scored
when e s p u lle d I In- h a ll in on h i s s h o e
Moore gmunded to thud. C a - a r
j thfc t hr ow to first to catch Ileus- s t r i n g s , a w u n d e r f . i l c a t . l i , D u n
es grounded lo
Myers. ( . .audio
jgj ft
ey w a s slow.
Myers
went
to h a r s t o le si-emi.l, A l l e n s t r u c k out, | j-,,,,)
d lu Allen.
No hits, im rims,
:* '
hi t d a n d took a nap off the Img, M y e r s f ou led tn tile c a t c h e r .
( tne im ei i'i. i-s ,
’’ ihitltir t u r f f i d „ut before hi- awaked. hit, tin r u n s , no e r r o r s .
Hensley
walked,
he went
in for Doimugo,
Seventh Inning
think win n lohusl.ill's throw was
ASi; • I j h d ‘ rutlrwl the siile Ii> lacking
t i i i . i i . l i o w a s m i l , M y e r s lo Hail
wild at ...... ml, I re hm do.ihlcd to
e y , W i e k m n w a s s a f e w h e n < row.t\! ! •.jtftjtnaH ground to second
11"ti'l, Fri lue taking ihtnl, he
t h r e w low to l i r s t . In- l o o k .............I
fs.l ,
i The second g ame was a pilch
W'as Old when 1'iowe grolllidetl ,o
jVi
l i ng duel between Wi t h r o w of Sit1
.. w h e n H a i l e y lei t h e Inill get hy h i m ,
and Doran ■napped tin- hall
A i
ford olid Moore, F o i l Myers rigid l h . r a n s in g l e d to l e f t , W i e k m n 1loInrd
the plate. Cr..we - tollon.l,
jjjejd . b u n d e r . ' " B o t h g ave up five I n ' - Scored w h e n D i i u i a s d r o p p e d Him
Myers singled to center,
I' rowe
I Cut tho locals’ ability tn hit tn / il 's f l y , O ' R e i l l y f o r c e d I t m i / a at
stored. Dmilinr gitumded I.. h..rl,
' 1
*•
1 1
- a....
...... tile
'the
pinches
g
ve “
them
the game I .second, l i owe In Myers, Cliam ey
1wo lut
I wo run ., one . i mi
One hit. omU mp i r e Moure * was injured in gloliniled to Myers.
Sixth liming
tufcmid gmrni fiy it fmil hall m n , Iwn i-iiiii-s.
Wiekmn
lli.il to Ihinhar, Doran
•D() I\ai| lu tie relieved.
M y ms l
lliuisley grmmdeil In Ihuningu,
■ipd Dunlin go, rival hurlers in Hie | Frii hie fouled
to first,
Dumas Mngled to hin t , Hon -a grounded
tipening game fir,i"hing the jnh m Hud In left
No hits, im i m v , no I" third, D'R.ully 11n-.l |.. Dumas.
<hm hit, no run , no e r i ...
I'l'I'nl'S,
tkteut style.
Hailey Id led
i,, , enter,
Allen
l-'.ighth Inning
T l t » h i t t i n g Ilf A l l e n i.m l H m l
kT ' Y
,loll
list
Oil
fill'll
to
fil
t
.
I l u m m g o skied to third, Dumas fouled lo
t
f
o
r
l
lm
Irn-nls
in
t
h
e
f
i
r
s
t
g
a
m
e
C
I bird,
No hit , uu i iln-, m, ei
• m th e f e a t u r e in t h i n d e p a r t - | filed to Friable, Casan-s l i f t e d lo
i urn*
Hailey,
No
hits,
no
inns,
no
m
AffCn t. h a th l a t h c r a c k i n g n u t t h r e e j
L y -- ",
Si' vrufIi Inning
m ln g lc M .
D m a n m id W i e k a n i w i t h rors.
( 'halieey Wnlk,,|. .lolmstmi Ihiul
fjj ' i l w n aimth-H e a c h le a d t h e a l t a c l :
Crowe singled
lo left,
Myers
,r-r
lined to Ilmira, wlm
nimhthe Do light, Mi liai gnnmdc, | lo s,.,
• fb r F o r t M y e r s .
■mil fot-.-mg ( d i n a r , , Cnsni cs t h. ,1
1
liouhlc
[ilnv
umi
si
led.
Ihmhm
( i t u n d i o w a s th e o n l y m a n to
S).
No lids, im rim-, no
itpurlin* t w o hits ui the i l o s i n g ha t
fill’d to ci-nti'i
( hie Ini. m. runs, ! I" Fn.Im*.
j cl i ors.
t i n g u t t i n g a s h i r k - a n d d o u b l e m mi errors
N i nlh Inning
t h r e e t r ii s
D u m m i mid
F i ishu( inuidio singled to left, Wiekmn
hit doubles.
fmuu-il, Doran Miigh-d to ccnii-r,
"
First <i anup n A F.
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u
1 11 u
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litis would make the total up
—
— -— Monro, [i
\ It It 0 1 1)
1 tl 0 It 11 (l pt opi nit ions I’m next year $.'1,1170,
■If T-qJWU -a-- a i 1 it 27 Ri I) McRae, x
—
| CIHMHIO, or aliinit $.ri.ri,0»l),(IO[l in ex
•S A N F O R D
- A H It H I’D A K
1 II 0
r, IS H 1!| *'('sn of those fm the present year,
r. it 0
Totals
- • Jl
1 l 1 0 0 « HANFORD
All It 11 HO A K the iuereas tn-iiuj, due to fixed
•1 1 n •> 11 li charged a.ldpil/tiv pU-pnt peiiNion
1 (1 It 1 Hensley, rf
r, 0
•J
•
t 1 1 :t t 0 and other legislation
the cl.is:t
It
1
j
1
' ‘ kirowu, ,’lii
Frisbie, xs
•g weeks of the recent session
:t u it Dumas, r f
:t (1 0
1 II 1 «» 11 n
' W . Myers, L'h
;t t
t -1 0 n Crowe, .‘Ui
1 u
jCDtinbnr, If
1 0 (I " f Congress,
2 tl
l (1 :< i»i u 1 Myers, 2h
1
1 I)
i j f a llc y , lh
•» it 11 •1 II
l
t :t .1 a 11 Dunhar. If
jAllen, c
1|
It ■> II H (i Hailey, lh
1 1 7 0
'*H. Myers, p
1
*i
*
i
— —
—
11 p
(1 u
Allen, e
:pj :i 12 27 Hi ■1 Wi t hr ow, p
11 1 i)
Totals
1 11 1
(III 000
.Sanford .
W A S H I N G T O N , Aug. II
td’)
toil
Tot ii Is
I'd I
JFt, Myers
llm weather in Liu* smith duri ng
U v '.Two hits.' hit, Flishlc. Sacrifice.
x hatted for M.mri in 7th.
Hu week ended yesterday was genI f . Myorn, Crowe, \V. Myers, John
tun nun it | crnlly favorable for
Ft. Myers
the
cotton
'■ton (2 ) Cnsures, Doran, Hour.a Sanford
oil trjn \ I ciup, tlie department nf()ugrictilU J ). Domingo. Stolen iiasi*. Ifuti( Seven innings by agrecnient t. lure said in Rs s ummary o f conTwo base hit, D u ma - . Fn hie, ditmns issued today,
Allott, Heusley. Dmihle iday,
M (unassisted i. Left on base, (irundio. Sacrifice, Dunbar, t ti.vve,
" There was too much moisture
Ilford lOjuFt. JVlyors 10. Base on Myers, Duinus, Johnston, Moore, in putts of the east, with com-*
........ ' v ,
ens*, w u i l I'tim ) f f Myers 3; Domingo
Routti, Stolen base, Dumas AJU-ii, [duints of weedy growth and some
rnwe, Double piny Withrow, ! ti v 1 bedding in w i t aicatt,’’ tlie aunijort 0, Struck out by
lly Domingo L
i Passed
it* to Hailey. Left an base. Nan- mary stated, "iuu tern pen, tuf as
I?,
I M i l , Johtut'.mi. Umpires, We a v e r ford f>; Ft. Myer s H, Base on halls, w-Cre. . £ayafuble throughout the
. ' l and Moore, .Time Lfi3.
o f f Wi t hr ow 1; Moore 4. Struck belt and the '.-.early complete a b
--------out by Wi t hr ow (I. Moore I. Pass sence of rainfall west of the M i l O r l a n d o — Wo r k started, on in- ed balls, Allen. Time l.IIK. c m. sisHippi Valley, exeepi parts o f tho
l l a l i o s of police cull boxes in plres, Moore,
Weaver,
Will nuns
south, wus not in general detrl and Domingo.
mental,
...................................
}
.
\ II,
1
( oolidjce Cuts La rtfe
Sum From Fstimates
On Budtfot For l!I2S
If'
1
p s f-
Weather Favorable
To Cotton Last Week
{**
'^10 000
001
r, :’i 11 •’
2;
S
i
*• •
J
l\ -n Wi l l i a ms ’ lfit.li home
; |Ii. year wive St. Louis a
m i l I he Red Sox, Ii to I.
\ I he Athletics downed tin- White
S im., I lull, af ter It innings More
1la-in t'fumble
of
(irahowski :.
' l l o -w iii Ihe final f r ame lo catch
Ha
lealiiig was followed hy a
i t t led Hie
me single which
(Vi hi mu*
f Clneago
•I. Imny Mo s t i I
I. <1 ■ homer.
lufli-d infield failed to ham
a I Im
m New York tiiant
t In-y
11 I,eague ami tod
a
i
i me in fourth po - ' 1
r fl , ,t t in i i \ l e t , >| v
*
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I
Sinil her n
I I' A'
(III
in
,1
11
1
1......klvii ■■<tccimihcd ttI 1hr
lu to J, the Hint It
at for I Im I lodgers,
hy PiMshiirgh mill .
11y lliooklyn lell llm
out.- I
loll lioweil t
lltlal . .'! to
1.1 hi1 m th
i I v. o run
.idol |'li 1.1 t••|.|>i d
■ s. hy i oiinl mg
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11 nil. r-'on, I , l mnjia, ",
M I’d,-i l ong, 7; Lnkeh.ml,
Fort \| v r s , l 1 ; S A N F u R D
(Irlm.do at Sarasota, ram
Nl . W V( I KK, Aug 11 .
It.lih.-t wai ■ ki lied and a d r
wlm eng g. d III a gun hat 11
Inin wa-. e r m u s lv wounded
after an it t e m p le d lio ld u i
F ppei I If tIi A venue g i oi i pi
11.
it at Nt I....is,
. at ( l> ' eland.
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11 hit
t hlee a le d ul. .
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the pi i.11. r J-
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p h i v m g t e n n i s Ioi
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0 1!
1 0 t ' l ev I n. l 'I ip
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to n W"n Inoi
I he Imllai: 1" -l\ hits,I
Tot al
1 •y ;;
11
pill-lie.I cl fl I 11v.■Iy iiati
Smiiin ;uy
S i J i firr
Win 't'l, *Tf when U .. In ign.’i hud
w ii it. mi;in. 1
Rmf Mil hall--. of f k. 1 lilt
wit Ii a fi.t - vixl J
l ;' o f f \ Ivan /., I Struck out, si o i .- I hi ce run., J. I
lx. II \, 'J; hy A I*. an-/. .7. Doul.lv three hit . Ill- tri[kl
play, Rel j ar ds
.hdi nmi , Jotmrun
tl * .
soil t'l Flliolt to Huvnmi. Hit t.y
v A Iv ac /i. I ,cf.
[lit I-"-. I’. lllllli,
ii. l a m p a !l.
...I i.as", Hi
1 . ;.i t ■ .
R.
•mil
!! i11 e r.
Tima. :! U(l
t
SAINTS si mu u
RUNS IN 4TH TO
BEAT LAKELAND
; .1 rm•,
•
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r , , |,
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lu
1; n ' '
f M>l iuh 1i f , j .! Dj
;
a " 1'1 II i 1 1; f 4\ 4 ; 1 11iii, hi.
a nd lie 1!' Mr.
\N I III! 11
leu is In-lie
P ick in g
s ti.r v nt h
w h i c h tin
night nun e is ov-i-i."
Tims
did
tinSii/ann. I .i iigl. . i
>/icltls O n l y 7 Mil'*
l u ' t ’p s
l,
,. I
llc.ril I ,
I , 11
In >Ii 11
'U.| single:. I.
Mo. Il. r in I In
,1 N . ii dh
at I ha i n|c "ig i
ill a t I 111Ic R.
Suzanne Lenglen With Name
On P r of es s io na l Contract
Glad “ Nightmare Is O v e r ”
I’ODRV I U . F , Fiam-e.
Ami
Harm's Ilian],s < h ic* go.
|1
V * iRK
Ai e
In 1 tie
C U M I I>I■:S NDVI I N VI P I N
; i ve
Milt
da y
an
-I I-.
Mr.iilmts
Vmerit .in
Fort
I t OHHFl l IS SI M N
K r n t r s M a i l t 1 Ily K a h i l i s
T o M a k e I'it ret* < »t ( n i i l f s l ;
I . in- ill H<- ton.
mo at \ ( w V oi
11na 11 at I 'ihladi-l[ihia
11III I
111ci .
i lu ■11lh
M -I.
\
Ki p hi
N al m a u l
I'.
AH
lx'
■vague
Smnkfis Make Their llinj;k‘s
( uml And Score Win Over
It adcnlon.
2-1:
Alvarez
Also Oil Hies (Jowl (Janie
Games Today
Ys-'n
■ : Mmd gone t i
uea I
■lilt 1, onvdie, !, I ’.d n i ii lut- , ' 1
\ lhan \ , I "
! ui v aiiuali, . I
I Ion (111 Stale Li-agile
.
fh
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1. N. w I U I.
Hii mingha.ii, in
a tin .
>In 'i l UI ■d t
.smi I liea sti-rn
||
1 <,"In. ( !laid t loi r! 1, 1 <’fIt.1t»,
11 call, d (o ( hi.-up" L\ ihi*
1, .-I In lather and 1- r « * f» i*
md ha*-.Frisch'-* h- ’ini’ run
vv 1*11 ihe
■1xt II v 1 Mi-nlay
1
fl,
Yesterday’s Results
I 'Ii ila li-lplna, I , t tneagn,
(II
mugs I
New V.uk, !; I let l oll ,r.
W i h mg 11 .ii, I , l Ii vela ml, I .
It. t. n, t , M . Loin , (!,
J
P
JR
A
T
F
S
H
A
N
D
K
K
L
L
Y
(;,V
E
S
lp
n M 1M miW ONLY THREE HITS
Pin m Hurl s Card Tn Victory
tin K I N , Vug II
t/pi
IDc
Ii" Id R. * 11ui i
MX lut
Tin- ,
while St
1.1. Ill
vam-ui lied
lie
I ’la ves S t.. I. n an c m in Ii- *.
t- -t
The sc.... v . - k -lo |! I 11 y
I lu t" am sl a. i I .. ............ int Ji
11- t n 11\ ’s sillgl o f f t ■oldsiiiit ti
ill! . .* more t.. t "I i Mi.er ide -,
1 I n \ cd h i m ,
- on nl i'.| ioi i
P'Ills
Score l.y i. - i
I I .m m ;
nun In.l (ill-1 •* ,i
Huston
omi (■Iii mm
| i.
Hat i cries
l.'l.tii and I i ' F. ii m I
<h'ldsiiiit ||, vl 11- 1 1.|j • and Si nuci
FIGHT RESULTS
A T I .A N T V
Tiger
Flowc
tl - or gi '
tmi"iw orld'*
......id
vvciglil elm me u v ■i .v\al.I, I
. Is IO1I "o II ,1 [,,,
I ..... I '.ul l ! ii , ,1
i ren i t , Ho ...
III C I " ( ' I
Dl-AYII;
C o, ; , "
\[ ,,,|
Ih-uvp r In
■(-''■(, k mn'l, ■" | .
Toil y Fiieoi1
VI > x lea a
tn
Weight, id I.,
A ng. Ii.-s ( l i.
Club Standings
I
\\ liile Sax
(111- M,('
.' M . .ri-la-a 11
-i
‘ vv kt'-. vv..-I 1la
1 1 w r11 H o l d s H ipii i i i i ul t- rs T o
at tempi Jo gel Hall. d|
Six S r a l t m ' d
Hits
W h i l e 1 ini; afh * t vv.. uu re '.ui
,■.liowcxl
M u l e s A r p l i i i m ' h i n i ' T h e i r s timing'
hv • im I.•a-ie "liiek gxfl
Tn C i i ( i ( u r e ( ’o i l i e s t , 7 T o 2
pliiu a l out in three t
I Chicago ami tilin'
I \ K I : I A N D . Aug.
five game '-rii1I I -blll'g look 11ni’il milv "•'< lut
1II"
-PC ‘X1111 l In
In Higlilamlcrs
ning win u ■'1 k' tu-d |
to ’* Tv la u '"in Wal k ■ and t vvi
Seoii hv mmmrs:
I'l’ l
IP, III" l " i i r l Ii lulling' nett -.1
in111 lltld Oil
Plnla.
ain tllHI t*)J
( hici go
•t i
Vi:
( ir-.vr,
Hatlc in
.i.-tp
a nil ( '.tell .rn : Th"it
and C r a b " "
1.
ii ori st
.-...ii.I garni
SI
Hi o " i . s I tel .’-it
I (pt I. . \ug.
Nl I,mu
day luit
in tin- eighth mnUiK.
o f th e l a.-i,a. uavc U l
llo- Hi is Ion lied S"N *1
f m i l g a m e "1 I•'*'
HI.
VxD
“ I,
11
D
R
i - wi-ft(
ix.-ri W 'llu'OI
I vi i . If
I'D A
1
ham
- " i n i l» linn! ■
,s| OM- n innings.
11:t umi
I ’.o toll
umi -’"tl |
.'ll. I -.III
I i,-i nach
I la 11. 1 n
\ int .|l I- n ,1 rid ll.iru«|
I; I II R V* h DN 11
W i l l : \ I * »N, L I . Ad
I^iim Id Re I" 1; 1niige, I
it:.- gridii]
mtr gi' ..-I
10
lufirst
|I Ul Ill'll
v. agon, .-.pi 1p11*. J w
itv. r I .m* I1*1 -cute;
R..I 1.lH”l
7 m. ml'
-j mi 1 •ui 1■ 1 t'idav.
I t
“
fi '.’ 7 I I
. 1 t hue;
umi ..mi lilt
< . (* iiii.i v , .lean
! I l.tml
i
i ( >14II* V St \ | | i t M . l t-;
nun mi umi
lu i iu '. i .[."i t i v v i
Il 1111 in a le w vv o
1 .1
ml Fl
Mv.-i's
• lue c I, R. Fulv.ivi- it!): < h
ui
1 1 .fit ■,
Slate , greet a i.
1
I vv a. I la- only vv -.
\ I S I I IHfS
u Id 1SA N K U R D
Di-.lin, All.-pi, Slol.-n I.as.-, M ANA
in
III" v
! 1 ..»! ! |
.elated I' m .mu - 1 that had no Im- i
Vl|. ", Hm k Ii y. J.dihsou. I 1--)<('-,.
i . k , ( Ii I undo
to III! lakeside <
u;
I ' l l I S.Mi I li’s * •'‘ .1
l
:
’
.("
■
(
f
p|m, hul all those i I'e
11r ,.*
pJ
1 “ I .akt l a n d
111 J
1 Doutd
vvhere I In- a m i i l e n i
l/l’i V'lslLnl
play, Hewitt, Luck1 h imp
gone imvv and I alo I.
|u cl 1y Turn pa
1
. .tnlm-ti 11; ( it ii.-ics Hiivic to ( '. nip, where l'n1*t"l« l
ion of t h e w in Id
1
.dlt!
'
pr,de.*- i good jnsl now.
Sarasota
id
sioii. I .-fl mi Im e, St, Peters- today ciitnpl. h 'l ^lc 1
>ional
is
. IUU 1
tTlii.x was II l e f e l i .
I to r cc
lira.lent . .0
r
, ; Lakeland
I'd
Freed from the always in. sent ,-ent illness whi n Mil
* *'
Hast- on hall: Lis x-acation. are i‘*P
lh
1 ngl.-n St. Peteishiny,
•bmighl of having lo del.
12
mot" uurtici"icId
A
my ,
Sides
I; Cusack
I her was forced to withdiaw (I nil the
tit I'*, Su/mme appeared i j v yiu.rs t Wimhletim toiirnnim-ni i
He wi t t :S; Sides 1; 1 i-utivc i n t o " \vh!l'
N A T I O N \|
,
young, r.
Some -t tun i
11: 1 1 :
-’
U mni ug piti iuy the last half « f hie
l.elieve j
“ What wax my hai.k- i
Pittsburgh
of t»st;<" si
<‘»l
I am !i,d up, hand and I "•t. hv , Mil.i 1 -VO I
•itciier. Sides.
Hu*
Lenglen
<<-i11 ,n.t. I
St. Lmii
•lu
id
becoming professional," -he said. gives c m plmais to a .pu,
,, t|lal <’iminuat i
, 1' 1 ■* l1 ■
" I O me. d j.s- an i-M-ape 11 mn bond- D terests her t.y iep. atm,'
" i t N e w York
■>7 :>l
age and slavery.
No om- can nnl- was my in; teh agam- i
\i, s
[( Chicago
•k. t .■>.{ . r a n ,
. i me about any Icy.gei to [day
Lambert Chambers, at Wimliletmi Hrooklyn
:,d
tnuriinmcntH for tinhenefit
of in IIH'.I, where ineideiitallv I
r.7
.4H2 '
svi>n, Boston
11 fi:. DIM
rltlb-owners.
1 got great fun nut my first world .-Immjn,
•
■bi|i
Philad-'lphiu
11
ot tennis for i. few years after the
lid
" l won tlie first s " ( i
I lien
that
war. hut lately it laid lac utie toa lost the ifecmul, I (!.
||la'| last
1
1 \\ Y d l i b .
Aug.
11
i/i’t— ful to nomt out
A M FHI C VN I ' u . I H
exact mg.
[ set was one I lu-vei w : I, t play N . w York
Dempsey's
ninmu:**
. i<
t"day was Unit t.-il tape
“ Win. will play ngnu- t
m e ? ’’ |again, fi-fi, 7 fi, x 7 „ lt|,
ppjdS
71
d!I
fit.', |
i,l. r. the way*
cons...
u V liav- Cleveland
for I
Suxaime cxetniined.
I
,, | R,jh,*w
fid
do
■' l;; (be pro|iosi*il Demps ey- j
. .aS 1
? five times that net ,1 -t mulch i Philich Iplm
procuring »
(-»
a' d 1 don't ('iiie.
I au
.’ I
ady to! (mint, only to fi'* it y.
,d 'f t
"’
' tmmpirnislii|i In,ul Sep*, mn i»iri <•'
in1vinuimw- I tetroit
meet them all. 'Tell tl..... I, coine ing.
. tm
Finully wninmg. 1 1 ;.
.
>1".
my 1 ( ’hi.-ago
i" 1 l.itily would la: cut l.y ;li >b*’ necesary p r ^
on."
.M
S
•
M
i
.dun
,
,
|( rm so limp I eouh! hardly' h ake: Washington
i;j(
i of tiie state 11th- ’ tickets can ta Pr *
-M ,t |
.'dm 1
.. , * ,Y,n
" hk'
l” ll' ,:l meet Mrs. Chamln-rs' Inmd ■1■ co'S tile , St. Louis
......Ill i Vlillll.
| to in* for DeiaPC,^
Helen Wills lignin?"
1n e t ’’
17 r/i
. f . 1; ' !
tli^ figh'i rs applie-l in person | fore tin- ...... II,IM,10"
I Boston
" I sincerely hop.
U\
Suzanne, chmkling
7:i
.ddw
"lit-ii she I
I"*' licenses to box in body of receipt ol
rtsponded.
’' Pe r l u i p . n
, ;(I1
[,,, asked what toi.
. w Yoi | (al e and tin* commix
( J e i m T u n n c y a’1
1 layer she
The H.i'il
t r ranged.
1 don't
ti-ei
mat
1 had experieru-e in deftatnig miH' 1 1ament is trying
-ion point (. ' I Hu- issues so e; n*
:,..y lias signed
to uholi-t.
should he ostracized
h , . , ()Nt, ]
■
’
'
"ul
put
pn
end
fully I hm * three-lioni* session was fight in New
wered “ Miss KHznluth ltyun ”
have turned pnifes-n.mil
Maybe Discussing the [day of .\|,sH Uyuii to hum. 1,1
K”
m tho ’ N a ju I lieces ai Hills P.
W lien snio'te cleured com mission is
t h « United states t.-imi- a«soela- Mile. Lengl en said “she is one of
I’u.ina,
Freedom I it was 1
for
o
The ‘•bunt,
tlon will parinit a mat.t, between the greatest players in t[lt. world.
' a s already heen ( “ ‘Us* ) ail (md that Tu n n e y ’u litlu* ni t hunti ng
purcti.i
Ia 1 V. appruved.
Dump
us while I nnt in Ann-iic:,.
u
.-..-rage
price
of
s e v 's
I have hud sterner fights from
1 I,,
t'pli.-at ion was deferred, un- not fought i(J
( M e a n s wer e fouml to permit plltyorH ^ h n m Miss l;v .in |,ns de
Id' In k.n hnve complied with the Now York rue
amnteur and professiomd golfers feated lr. love acts. Hum f n , hi Mias
1 id,
,1
II..
.- commission.
anxious tl’ .a|“n,ebe rWl
•..I sl-’.tijHtl) hotel to
to meet and it is this M
j i-ng- Ryan herself.
t'
no
1
built
1
■L I’ll* Ii n, chairman, of l»y leaping mje ^
th-- Ii/
I'ommUlee, vvJta curc- ^cy almost ot
I
«■ . : ! •
* r«A*
■W j
Red Tape Blocking DempseyFight May Be Cut At Special Ml
toot
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1
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11. 1926
>NE8DAT,
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11— A u t o m o b i l e s
fo r
Sale
A .'r
n.ily H<‘r “1'1
a bates
AD
■0» h
7
? u t0rV,Uf '
-SA N I'l Me 11 K O O M N n C O
Tile ‘ ^ ^ i l y T s o n T
Sentinel.
1 hnutmndi of Main, i
r„nf,. |,ullt up roof*.
roofi ^
_________ !
^ .1 °
are mteresteu in Florida ov,.r nid ru<,fs. L > k a r e a r e d I ’!
U lliO -X «,t«.
M a k . f o ur
- r W m P|K e k ht
l hrouKi. ! M.nntD, fr,.,.. S a t i » f r , , i « n guarnn
’- hrougb the X e m « Gar et t * .
he Sentinel.
Hate enrd on
W
Oak Ave. & 3rd St, Phone 111 ! « . Oh.o.
Rich a
g r lcul
c l tural
Und
agri
ilicatton.
(rict.
Wa nt ad and dlanlaa
, .WIIEELESS * W ELSH
*'OK S A L E — Spmsi on ute
p«g%
. LV|t ‘! 1l,at ninl.es friends’
,r»V— M o u s e h o l d f l o o d s
for
classified
advertisements
rISK flllES
v u l c a n iz in g ]
------A'hy not rent those vacant rooms
—
I ’Olt S A l . l v I wood ranee in
■r sell that second-hand goods y
1 A .' FIA
I >K A Cl I- AN TNG
CO. I
Ad'itiii-P
ld, will la- received
; . n d rnllerlar sent
«.o
He h Ho®
7c a lin®
an renuMt.
rile
.,..1 rates are
byJKS«-
Off lcoH
and
Desk
Room!
n o t
,, «
j o ,.„e„,KRrv
OWNERS
A T T R A C T I V E rooms to rent for
r W' i,JA'ml
yotir hmis,.. farn,
f liers at Park Ave 1!*r
“ ’‘" " P r o v e d
properry !
U
Ml..*
* } 'T "r
have prospects Tor homes, farms
W . M I
Z^n
y , '
aStreet.
ini poultry farms.
208 i’ Hrk Av « .
d." | V - m « . Oxx„cr. 2t)f
i S< RL ' G G S S C O G G A N H E A L TV
rates o p p j ( ■[.■ v^;j{ R E N T — Ir. Msiscli
,,
U M P A N A , INC
I ‘hone Sift
III,I,.
,
.
'
Phone
Mil-I *,-C Teinii],'
,
'^PP y A. F ( oimelly A
S'Oi'i, Muirai-lm and 2nd.
.
^ . , ,. ..
.
____ ______
___ _ 1
■ ' l . r.
Mil..
lix'in llou.e.
irood |-a MI*A I . i n u
T f-.u
I
close in. oil .,no net.' of iroutl
,
...... .. - -
tor
^ a ;- ,;'ik .K r
THIS STUFF KIllS
BIG REDUCTION
—ON— <
GOODYEAR Tl
Liquid pr*p»r«tion rt>u pour out in r.crptailt* and plate about the huuma,
whtiotr ftNTS art Found In tea* than \V*» r n r r V ’ It f u l l lift#
(Tet
• x»'rk 'h«y «rr |»n»,—tmttrmintted.
,
*
‘
r,y,
Sold un abaolule money-back (uarantea. JK'ICeS l l p f o r P J’OU b p y .
. « fr >:
Twclveoume bottle lor JJc. poatpaid. 1(
‘ H f
lw t us r e p a ir y o u r t l n H
C O X ( H e l l a b U H r u g f t > t » ) , A t l i n t * . 0 *.
M
Minimum 2.r.e, cash
with order
i Wr . l c for "Iirnolets .His . ..rit
. . .
.
- - .
CrO()|> rcinkillir stovo chi*a|>.
-ICII5
___ _____
Sfn— L u t s b nr S a l e
H11.111 1\ s H MtltEli S H O E
!
Aw'
____________________ ADA KIM l.-'E m the .Imirmtl llertdd. '.Mill (leuriria’s
irreatest R E S T lot m I’ii’.lnirrt. $211011. I ’’
o f i . ' ri
Avenue.
Edi t S A L E .
Itniirnm in used clee- neW'pajici
MorninK,
af t e r noon’
enah
I r• ■. a i lay.len, Itall
11s 1 ,l'’* ••n 1 i , Special at
11 ie \inii im , leaner, |*ooti con
The I'.e.’ti Tax A - «t*<stmnt R..|t
wc.kly
i’ .| Snmlny.
Clast i f ifil I'hlj^
flit I.;it in veil lit.il.', anil children, ditmn. HIP |*. |m,.|tn. I’Iioik - -t10.)
rate. I fit p. i |me. W a v e r i' s ^ Jour
n ’ the I 'it y of Sanford, Florida,
Cor P.inn.'Mo \ve and
mi! HeraM; VYayerosa, ( teonria.
loth St.
SANEOIUi DUEL COM PANY
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ililii West Eirst Street
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at Phone 111
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representative
familiar with rates,
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ln a.ailiiiK
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d make it aiere ef-
DUDCE
Healers
sei
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| I4 dMild e v e their
Mituffiv i address as
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tson »1 The Sanford
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'A H i l l T f l l R l s K N I I K K I t Y P R I N T
SHOP
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<'..m me rein I Street.
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bill •<" l> I iiiuir -nil
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tr.te tn t rn ' ...e lai\
|t«urt= Issued to Isaac
Iftins.
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biles f u r Salt*
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IfARK A N D S E C O N D
pUlfilTA , Mauauer
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M *bk Ave.
Phone 41
CKRYSLER
PUI.l.KR M O T O R CO.
. St
Phone li!J2
777 nN ] l P A I G E
SMfurd Dealer,
VK’S G A R A G E
bt St. Phc.no (117
r e i c k cit.
RkVioli.i Avenue.
Ph.-ne IIT.7
; Attorney arai Counsellor at Law
1
.till) F'.ast First Street.
- thru
eordson
’Cil llik'k’llls, Inc.
W A N T E D TO HEY
C L E A N C O T T O N H At IS
AT H E R A LD OEFICK
E X P E R T R EPAIR ING
Typewriters nnd Adding Machines.
P A U L 11. NIX.
Wi th Haynes 4 Ratliff. Phone 340
L* fulnix-tt... Phono 3IH
NASH
*‘'fM u. Mint.q- ear value
25A — Em ploym ent
Til Mill 11RS < <1.
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AN G A R A G E
— I
Aj i e ne i CH
SE M IN O LE E M PLO YM E N T
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PUREAU
204 North F’ark Ave.
47— Dogs, Cats, Pets.
Good
eook
Apply
oiue to 708 Oak Ave
at
FOR R E M .
apart ment
I .aUre 1 A v e
FU R N ISH E D
Apartment, privnt*
W a n t e d — Male
enlrnncu and bath. 1020 Elm
F O R R E N T : — Polly Ann— fl room
house furnished September ami
— ' F O R S A L E : — One
female.
1 W A N T E D A T O N C E -Stdcs g i r K
experience nut nccoHarv. Pcrma
October.
Daytona
Beaih,
Fla
»n* huvB the largest j
months old sable
and
silver
I*. O. Box 178, Sun“ aauthwe.-Hern Geor- ' sheppard. Champion Bred. Sucrifice neat employnient.
Apply 1- W. 1’hone <171.
|lord.
f6-wojd line) line* * fop tjuick removal.
Phone
! Wool worth ( <>., ( ity.
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t v l u v -r m injo i
t e l l
v o u
TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
THE CORE
ALI*
SIZE*!
and
EuH\ fumi.sh. . t ed, o rooms. Engidaii't', doable
g ar age, double lot
A
valuable
W ANTED -2
experienced
auto 77— Houses for Rent
property. Price $1 l.mm Bait N .<
salesmen, apply in person to L.
n."i, 5C.7 F'irst Nat...mil Bank Bldg
U. .May. Miller O. Philipps
lneH
F U R N I S H E D . — ll
ro.rni
Stuci<* ] phone 2-P.t.
Dodge Brothera’ Dealen., Sanford.
Bungal ow’. Dean Berg ('nrpora
Fla.
linn 515 First Natl. Hank Bldg. ,
Phone 713.
34— H e l p — M u l e o r F e m a l e
I,'l— H e l p
* a 4*
PARK APARTME1
Cml l B t
Corner Park Ave. and Cmtrtl
E!leftiifitly Euridahcd
............Apartment
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ronalat® «o f llvinn room. Itedroom, dinette klteh*
and hath
Aral 11res s irikr room with Mur phy
he.|, el. et riial refi (iteration and
cm :t*:e furnish.'ll.
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$<J(MH)
per month.
\pp’t at
tj
Apt. No. 1.
o p p o i : iI T N i n
1 HR W O R K I N G
MA N
Cl K net
l.( t 1S 25x1215- Gnu run
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11ig lux'. X .f It) I'll ■•ach. Till'S.' bill
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it
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and
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Pboi
K. 2nd St.
AN II' 11
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PS- MAHMONS
trti Aiitni.iota!,' Co.
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Phone H$7
311
11’
PRINTING THA T PLEASES
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D p i writers undAilduur Machines.,
—
THE S E M I N O L E P R I N T E R Y
' W A N T E D to buy In 2 1 or IM2.
*’•01 \V. '.ith SI. AV N. laimley, Prop I seeon.l h ind E..rd ninahoiti. AA'.
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Houle A
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Till and Sheet
Metal
Wor k j
I O' I S EOR
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s i — Houses F o r Sale
AVater r.ml Boat Tanks.
At Oak ti7— R o o m s W i t h H o a r d .
; Avenue and Third Street.
Tele-|
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.
LA l R I'll
A YEN l E
phone 111.
N u e l y furnished
room
next
to , \v \ \ i f 11
j Karanet»
toijetlier
lb t\xe., n I 11h at a! I It ii Si i-e. t s
hath, reasonable weekly rate to
u(tll
room
for
man
Civil .
M I L L E R O. P H I L I P S , luc.
one or two uentleuien. IdlO L u u n l \ l>nf v
M,,oia.limt M l Elm
f. 1,11.10 till
H O ’ X j I N S & I ' DV
N v.r., An . . Avenue.
i yv>,
Radiator mill du t oI O h I tvurk
l ' A! M E T I " A A EN'l ' E
, plain and ttrnatnet
I ar.eet inoa- ' R O O M S , with or without
meal a
Elm Ave and Litli Street.
Het wi-.ii Kat le and F i at.k 1.1. Stic,
Work.
Tel. 7P3-V
2u7 f t .
h
>./. I
Iteasonahie rates. Lincoln lintel. At anted to leare
t'n.
Mix I
Avenue
a I '.I i I me til h o i e e a l s o -m ine jro...l
* 2 ,Nio.no
P H O N E :<
EoR RENT
Eutiiislnd ".oin, 20! I' tu e s on o lh e t p r o p e r l v . S i m
in.-ti, R e a l t y t o , C a l l a l H H n l.ati
E. TL.'.I S l i e c l i l t , II! A N D f I Jt L E T
rt I Axe
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I’Ol! R E N T
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jr.n>iii H U M ) ft le A i e.
.sJ.I'OO i O , a. Ii
Sutil'ntll Ave .
S — S e r v i c e S t a l i o n a — R e p a i r - 1E l . o u i D A
.im.a-.'DO
Orl ando!
- —
: room* and
Jnjj
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larrreat t,claasi
ui"i
lint" iSentinel,
tv 111iri'.j , mi
in otai iUiiS
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h i i ; III. A ND ■' n : i .!■"1
b . pit'g i
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. ofie.I
t e d lat-ines-s.
liit>- ji.e-ti, late I. a word, min
rain '
-Lot 5(1 \ |.;u
Bet XX11 1. 1.1r*i .Hal 1Ml. A
1
1 i..t r . . M M 1 ea< it
Pi i.e $25on mi
EOR R E N T
'Two b. drnoftls, nex\.
M O D E L T R I M CL .
t ; lr,ll,,M
,a>l1 witb
non no , a. h
modern home
C.iiape
awn
\7e trim the ear, not (he owner. ” j
Cedar Ave .in.I 2nd Si
aide.
( 'all t'.o7,
Phone HIT for eatimutea.
i
, ,
D E A N HEIR i Cl iRI'i ii! A I'D IN
i
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l> w R A I H ' O R D
1- * - — M i l l i n e r y — U r e s s m a k m R
FOR RENT
Luryo
, \er\ at
Pri. e $ I < .11 lilt
I'erms
:>1.1 •»lb I n i N at i <ii.-il H a n k Hldg
ii
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tiaetlxe loom, twin he.lv, |.ea.
Pin.me ,1 >
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l O K P O R .V T M 'N
lake, a ml..tiles fi om l*o t Olfi,
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•ALM RE A C H C O U N T Y 'The
■i-> F’i i -1 National Henk HmUlitq
I Phone f>71 d.
W 4r*‘ ) 4*44 4*111' Iill I Ii u f ttrl ii Mil I r tn
scene of
si upf.idotta
ilevelupll JtAI" AA
I 'it.itte A I ;
si |»*r mi1 4*f
iicnt.
Read nbdu.t it in tlie Palm 21-— I ' a in I i n i ' — I ; j»t-i..
Ft IK RF'.NT
l furnished r.i.uii .
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Ml***
llench Port
Sample copy hont on
SpplroilH r
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H O E S K S EOR S A L E
sum mil tale, with i-.ml inuafi..
request,
|
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m«
121,r» W. 2nd St.
A T W O STORY
1
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Convenient to School
ltkii'l fnrur. ii ftil lli*‘ *,4iinf»irl n mlulit*
vertise daily mi tlie classified puya
vale lioliie A b o
(Jliraire
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f
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headouartern
far
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till Fi rst Street.
or xi n lu i n ished 201)0 West J l 1*u Hughey Street m a r Sanford I
\\ . .1. Til II.IMIN
l*n li’«i 4<ii -II rum 11*> HhI*Hmk
Street .
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L A N K Y ’S
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S T O K E — Pre" . S T E W A R T T H E El o R I S T "
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bedroom
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to ,-mt pi nehaj er
Elowers for all ..reunions.
is near you as your phone.
twin hi'ds. 1018 Oak Ave
McLANDER ARCADE
Call HU.
Phone 781.
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l! room < and bath. ! lied looam
27— RriifpsHioiiiil S e r v i c e s
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weekly
<u 1
$T,.:Ntl.(io
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W e carry u full line
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Our prices are rijrht.
Cash m
no p e p ’-’ Tr_v C l l l R O H R A ) I D
lantic Ave., Dnytnnn Bench, Fla.
terms. W e wa nt your business
and not ice the quick i hai^e. I’honi
Mrs. 0. F. Sfct’ue, Pr op and Mgr
A ROOM HI N G A L O W
IH2-.J for uppoinl merit. I if. AY. F! Phone RI17-L-H
( in Film A venue
M I R A C L E Concrete Co., (tencrat j M tic nodi'll 11. 1st Nat. Hunk lll.b'
$7,500, Ea- v terms.
cement work, sidewalks, huild71— A p a r i m e n t H a n d F l a t s .
D E A N BERG CORPORATION
m|t blocks, Irricttion boxes. J. It
B L U E H lit I ) R E A L T Y SHOP,
F O R R E N T — H a l f of
furnished
15 510 First Nat ion.d Bank Bldg.
Tcrwillecvr, l*T«p.
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house
for
rent,
$27,.".n
p< r
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i ng ” . 2t)(i North Pork Axe.
motility Call 7 p. in. 501 W, M.t
and i niiiul.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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