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IR S D A Y . A U G U S T

12. 1921)

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F ig h t P a g e s T o d ay ..

•O ndChoiceVoteS FARMERCREDIT County Assessed Valuation Five Entrapped
Estimated A t $10,000,000;
lecide Alabama PUNFAVORED Roll To

estBY PRESIDE!

k &gt; .'"S S 'R E A L T V DEALERS
K f i K f f i PREPARE FOR BIG
l. over 1 Others
(Questions
BUILDING SEASON Marketing
Are Also Considered

r a t e d IV u it A n d V e g e t a b l e ]
( i r o w e r s , 1l i s n i s p e s P r o b l e m
W i t h C o n lid g e W e d n e s d a y

„ Leads In
nrnor’s Kace

„ “— —
I f . C . D y B o s t \ P r e s i d e n t O f ... .
R eal F s ta te
H e art). S a v s
'•* G e t V ie w
.O n P r o p o s a l T o W i d e n T h e
K ig I m p r o v e m e n t P r o g r a m
S c o p e O f C o n g r e s s i o n a l Act
I s A t t r a c t i n g In v e s t orsllerc*

. Seminole county's assessed
valuation is estimated a t *10,(lOtt.tiOil by T: x Assessor Alex­
ander Vaughn. The assessm ent
roll, however, will not be com­
pleted until October, he said to­
day.
The estimated figure is con­
sidered vety conservative by the
tax assessor m view of the u n ­
usual rise in values the past
year.
The Ill2.*i assessment totalled
$7,t«t7.titiii. If Assessor Vaughn’s
estimi te for I'.riii is correct, the
increase in valuation will bo a p ­
proximately $2.bill),000.
*
Thy millugc rate has not been
definitely Lived, Mr. Vliugn said.

Last y e a i ' r a t e w a s 7‘2 ' i mi ll s
in S n o t - .id a n d M o n r o e d i s t r i c t s ,
a n d lit', null ui t h e o t h e r di . - l r i ct s
o | I he &gt;o m i t \
T h e Itlillngc l a t e
is a l s o i nvol ved in t h e m a n d a m u s
a c t i o n of iln- t i p p e r S t . J o h n s
I t i ' i r V o i r -thin D i s t r i c t I ' mi i mi-siniii i to i . i m p e l t h e t a x nss e o r i' .| i m i n t y C o m m i s s i o n
e r - t o l • • . • gl u z e t h e n a v i g a t i o n

a .'
I h e n.i c a t i o n c o m m i s s i o n e r s
I c i i ' d a f a n mi ll t a x on S e mi
indi' im i ' . . . but t h e T e x A s s e s m u . a i l i n g mi t n e C o u n t y
At
t oi n- v' -.
. L i e " , li as r e f u s e d In
cxlead and e a r l y o u t the tax.
The
• now before Ju d g e

RUM ROW FAPKS WhittemoreScheduIed All But One (H i
RUIU a i m r m r^ 'p0 Be Handed Shortly Imprisoned

EXTINCTION, SAYS
DRY LAW

In Thursday !

After Twelve Tonight

Good Physical;

HALTLMOKK, Aug. 12. (An
Richard Reese Whittemore’s
life, selieiluleil to end on the
gallows a lew minutes a fte r mid­
iD e c la re s L a rg e
L in c o ln A n d r e w s H a c k F r o m night tonight, was suspended toW. Wright for a decision.
E n g l a n d \ \ h e r e I l o S e c ttrc d ■I iv on Die slender thread of hope
1*AIM. SMITH’S, N. Y., Aug.
trs
1 Sanford really men ami subdi
12. i/1*i I'lesideot
I'onlidgc
is
L i q u o r A g r e e m e n t, A s s e r t s Dial In negro attorney could
di'Vidnpi'i's an pi t pai mg
prt'siunl" a Coiled States M|
Campaign jI vision
fiivoniblv disposed toward a pro
S
e v e r e Mow D e a l t I n d i M r \
for a fall anil wiii Dt
•f act i\ it v igrr.m for su pplying agricu lture
pi'cinc ."iirt uisticc to waive
i with a sp irit of optimism.
a ole i In' hangman.
with adequate credit nun hilici V. Ill
iMillA M. A lia. 12.
\K \V Y'UtK \ u g .
12.
H aling failed in his attempt
Tin* belief thill tiio now •lling I In' opinion of Art hut It Utile ",
I’ii in Row i n • . rn in.'dial e
I" &lt;&lt;lil.mi 11 "ill .lodge Robert F
ond-fh"i' i v o le s will season will lie inii oiii aging is ia-ed New York &lt;'it v. gciicr:il m anager
t ion and I., -a I. I'l'. I
huv ■
Stanl.'ii n ■11\ i".ill either a
i . \ | i i T l i ’il. on tin* substantial value. I hat o f the Federated Flint and vege
4’ I
isary. " 1
dealt a
III Die .1.
writ "I hill leu's i .a |nis .,c a writ
’ Sanford ami Seminole county iiuvi* table (trowel's, lllc,
w
inner
in
S A L E M . Ky
nine I lie
their In.ini' pi ••dm I in tile "lua , ..I .'l l or to stay i xi-i iitn.n |ienilto offer, according to II. (' DuA I*—-All
f i v e mr innieorr*t
Mr. Utile, who discussed tie
loll of I hi. "Li C Andrews, will, Hlg atleinpl to a|ipeal to the Slltor :&lt; n iito r a n d Hose, president of the Sanford
problems
of
tile
eo
operative
w
e
r
e
i
m
p
r
i
s
o n e d b j;
A
l
a
l
m
m
a
has
iu
i
i
.
i
ii
&gt;
ii.',l
finin
peg.-I
mi
ojpi.'iue
court.
G.
L.
Pendleton,
Heal Kstnlv board. Mr 1hi Hose, farming organizations with tli"
III tile
D e p u t i e s S t e p h e n s o n A n d W i l - G o v e rn o r R e f u s e s T o A d m i t an agi.'«‘meiit with Great H rniie ii.'gr.i attm iiev, who espoused
a
t
t
h
e
H
u
dson
a
posit
ion,
because
of
bis
executive
t
h
e
Ljjn | i r i n i a i ' y
*»!&lt;
Ihe bandit leader’s .ails,- at the
is ill tmu'll witii real es tale hap- president here yesterday, received
T h o u g h l O f D e f e a t W h ile to m ill i uni ruiuiiiig.
T h u rs d a y w ere b r a _
c
o
\
(
’o
itd
u
el
R
a
i
d
O
n
W
e
d
­
le
a
f
no
indication
as
to
Mi
('noliilg.'’ftaniiidates lack e
The a.’ieein.'id. General Aii
eleventh hour, left llaltinnire
(innings and the trend of thought.
t h e s u r f a c e Qlive tb i* '
I t e t u r n s O f P r i m a r y S ti l l , ill'ews lieliev&lt;•'. e the first "f u
n e s d a y A fte rn o o n At H o u se
attitude towards the produce ex
Iasi night.
. aftor t w o - t h i r d s •&gt;!
Of
“ The city is growing, and more pert’s specific suggestion that the
K
eep
T
h
e
V
o
t
e
r
s
In
D
o
u
b
t
«'rf:
He let il be known tbut bis in g .
On T h e Luke Jesn u p Rond
I importance ever to lie reach'd
fts in I ke s t a t e h a d homesites will lie needed," lie de rural farm credits act. passed by
R an d o lp h C obb
.lest jnation was Mas; aeliusetls
I through lion diplomatic channel
dared,
“The utility figures show the li st Congress, be widened ill
ulated.
Aik.. Aug. 12. I "In tend of i i in ig to come i.&lt; :.'i and that he intended to place the
f i r s t m a n to re a c h
I
IT
T
I.K
ROCK.
K.uiitv
deputy
sheriff',
l
lie
grow
th
of
the
city
from
month
Semin..lc
scope so as to afford the fruit and
RimL «•;»tm t:»I** fin' tin’
Oliver
WelldcII t h e s h a f t .
most kei'iily i un.i. i'-landing Ihioiigli iliplmiclic ea-e before
ol’ i (Ini. of the
H e caU lkt’ l
to month.
You will see more vegetable grower* clastic credit intci rtiptcil the operations of a
II.dm.-s
at
Heverly
Farms,
Jus- crowd which aw alUd U i
‘
of I
leetiotisiu
i
.•ries|,oinli'iu
e,
which
is
very
.In
w
.i
i,
Ticil
prim
ary
late
Wednesday
nfter!
business
buildings
here.
The
new
“
brewery."
which
Die
I.,
lIn.
.
similar
fill llitic
lo all t&lt;&gt; iiiidei 'Irjml vmioliioc . I a e I.mns D. Hrandcis at Chathi&lt; •Mill".!
Mdfet
buildings on First Street were lull new law g i v e t e I h e l i \ l I.a k pro noon
hen Iliev raided a private A lkalis;.: political history today and a very -low pr.icess at I..- i. baei. or Justice Kdwar.l T. Sint- "Hello, there, boy*.
| Bnikl'i'inl' ii lack* d
foinid Deinocralii
voters
little
miles
small
of
Sanford
up
in
the
last
year,
onif
templet
house
I
r
Rny
Jams*,
for
whotta
dm
el
:.
i
four
op
lor.l
it
\
in'i|cl
.
I.
brio " i ' 1
O' m i' I " lo ti.ill as to who wit 1 the lliili Ii gm iraliii'lil. out ••&gt;'
• .les-up road.
*
Then e a demand
■&gt;ll the t
and Mas ted ibis year.
\\ hit ti more fatally wounded had been held a* h* had
He came uwav fr III In coot.a
In i heir next governor licymul the tli* ir ic lu i .l ill e of law n o '
nuti
;
for
them.
We
know
that
new
Milligan
was
charged
Ray.... mi
It.-I.erl
II I loll man, Mai &gt; land united from the o t h e r 1
.•I'd.
I.
w.'l'e
goo.|
ccmigh
|o
III
a
. fjj to I....I in I In' mater I people are coming here.
cnee, however. wi Di I III' c o m n t I..
f." that in l.'ilu iiiecinel mil •'!
I
hi........... tor
of
t
he
with
Is
,ng
I"
oili
iiliarv
guard, ill escaping when the envc-ln occurred,
u
I..
.
"ill"
and
il
al"und
a
t
.
1
1•!•
.
Iditinli
t
I lint Mr. &lt; "id idee, hi
t'.ao'i, Ju d g e Joh n K Maitineau
,
"The completion of the power being favorable li.ward a .bill f&lt;
) i'tO precincts of
"blTWel v " mil a w.ii.aiil for pos- had *111.1*1 1 lutes (o ili. 1«| for t.oV with them :u«d . h a r lip Du " m i
from tin- nisi it ui ion on Feb. 2U, next to upueur.
George Castlller wa* tl
plant.' on Lake Monroe will enable supplying rural i icdit* was al
session if li'toxicatilig la'verages ri'ri"r Tom .1 Terrill.
IU2.V
ti t m this iiin. l way," s.mJ (,■
was delirious and l» in *'
g P • him. Hoik! wu
the companies to offer cheaper ;\ in nut bet h wit Ii
eral \iiiheWs.
■perative farm \ was mad
Governor T e rra l refused to encondition as a result r f
at
jtfiilll
unit
Diis
wa
s
full’
power
rate
to
industrial
concerns.
fixed
While the general refu-ed to di
. B i i i k i i . ' . o ! : ; i . 1" * 1 ; H » K «
methods.
defeat
and i■11-s tl(V llllluc.' of Die agieemenl
nia.
ished uftei Milligan had been in t.Ttalli thnlighs of
' |ga11; .l.illli s .1. Muy- If we can gel little iinlllstrial plants
Under the rur; I cicdits a rt, live
maintained his opinion lie loiild
W. B. Wilson was tb *
few hour;
nrriveil
at
with
Great
Hritam,
It*
; Thi'ina- I'- Kilhy 22, ( here, that will go far in developing stock growers are enabled to her- ■nil
oi.'itake hi- opponent.
man
and H a rry WataoB
It
will
mean
more
tuousaid
Die
eoiifeivm
e
was
Ion
pel
XusL'mV" 21,211.
iour city
The “brewery" was completely
row on the security of their stock
man
to appear.
W atW a
(In the basis
of
Mart m e a n '&lt;
Icy for our payrolls here.
long before animals are ready for et|uinn&lt;'d. according to Deputy '.li'udilv maintained lead of from cent successful. "The ii.lmmi-tru
n hilarious mood. He eaH#a
,
'.i7X;
Bibb
live
mai
hillerv
(irovided
for
in
the
Sheriff
c
C.
Stephens.,
who
with
"Sanford
has
many
advantages
ICirniHIi
market and Mr Rule believes tlint
is my horse? ! w a nt to
S. ilim to I l.lMto, observers saw in
S. McDoW- to offer outside capital.
We have general produce farm ers should be Depute Sheriff Wilcox made the tic result - to ilqtc a r cpmliat ion uori'i Ms nl is In tie rounded on
hume."
,
*'
. Patterson both rail and water transportation. given similar opportunities.
raid. Milligan hud 2:.n brown bnl of the pi .'liil.ltloll issues injected 'exchange of nit "i mat i.m and &lt;•■. i
tl&gt;Miners Greetsd WHh
lies filled Aitb tile f»: milig liquid, into tbi' campaign mi lichnlf of iletice'." he - aid. "and will tend to
We have substantial institutions."
The lack of an adequate organ
The rescue « | l
• to|i illegal ■liipping."
fives, i : lldidale for govThe public improvement pro- izatioii for m arketing this year’s it was ‘aid..
I'. i ial |»y the head of the A rkaa Upon his artival Iasi iib'lit Me G . S . R o g i 'r s F m p l o y e d R e d e r f l l y morning by C arth
aljii.nl a lead of 2,800 (grnm of the city will go far in
The
fuiiipmcnt
and
amount
of
s. « Anti Saloon League, Rev. Paul
owner, who said ha had
bumper i ro(is, particularly apples,
Amlciws was' ri'iiiiiiiled that lie
fs( niipoiiellt, ( illir - |a ttra c tin g investors to Sanford, in peaches and grapes, was described stock indicated, hi cording to the K Kemper.
Ry C i ty C o m m iH K in n A tT h e telephone call from
said
Dial
imporled
liquor
was
oidv
loit'l], I'ainiiehael w as | the opinion of the Heal
Estate by Mr. Rule as unfortunate botli deputies, that MiUii'a* did a large
R r« iu e s t O f I 'l a n n i n K l I o a r d , heaauuarters th at the
M 'm ean 's admission that lie 2H tier cent of the total old in ill
J (rum McDowell liy aliou*. 1Hoard president.
The paving of for producers ; nd consumer. A business in Saiifmd and nearby dunk
W
ill W o rk H e r e S i x t y D n y n been brought to the ■&lt;
failed
to
start
the
"d
ry
’
j I’nitcd Slates.
twn'ii
I'altelHoli ll'uil- 'm iles of streets, and the provisions comprehensive m arketing program eommupit ics.
hud not received Word of
landslide which T e rra l forces pre
nr\
is
publish
"Fvcrv
time
ii
&lt;
ind
being mude to safeguard
Die which be believes should receive
The h&lt;,use hi &lt;1 a room in which dated. Tile I'ludlepger for the &lt;&gt;! ed tluit/ tun i ns.- of 11.|it»r have
ditlon, othor than th at' 1
S.
Rogers,
city
(ilatitiing
exi
;
Bini' "f 1 1n- race will hi* health of its citizens is an incentive more definite support bv Die gov­ customers were served with foam
f e e -tea.If. Dv denied, however, 1been 'IllUggled in. ■r t’.iv. tu\ ter |n r t . will arrive in Sanford within alive.
Dl mi •&lt;(tit lal ( omit is I to a homeseeker to look for an &lt;&gt;p ernment. would prevent concent rn
mg flag.ois, &gt;1 w.i - s.-ud. Two men, that 111' hole all illltl prohibit loll 1loll'-lv dlSII|l|ii':M . I I rom some tin- next lit days to begin his Work
The miners were g roun d
.
I poll unity here. The proposed eon Don of prndin es in some places thought to liave b.cn prospective mimier.
in /oniiig the city for residential cheers when they appeunMc
1s
t
'hat
tin&gt;
•
'
W
avelloll
e,
V
oil
III'
his t ump: igu
--'t ruet'"'* of a public liiilalormui, while others were fined with customers, were in the yard, but
...Id
lll.&lt;|l'0 comiiinrruil and industrial purpvM- jjunse thm ag.ao-thft nt'
I 1IMI e a s e s will
hi
1 oiigri.s.sioliiil races saw t Ije
thatilie big
dailies :t |u, Seminole Boulevard on Lake shortage.
they hurried uwav without having lOpjinsed lc liollliliutinq.
4
I
*
.
&gt;ul
limes',’ Ii*. suid "Kx.rv 1 b-"* es, it was announced todny.
ipting inaid Al
Smith ]Monroe, and Mie-unlf course nod
their thirst quenched when the T. H. Car: wav while returrls in tin ifi-r.in town i.n.ni.*:*■ to I'i'l hi ■ Tim employment of Mr. Kogcfa, ^Kl,,r|r
P r,M yd to detail NatMMUt
President
Conlidge
received
Mr.
it Alalia mu politically. | niuiiictpn] pier indicates that the
deputies appeared on the scene.
men to reataln tha &lt;
win.
lias
liuil
considernblo
experi­
.
t
n
I'i"
Rule
afte
r
lie
had
discussed
the
Dint
"«
»
«
&gt;
«1
thud
and
liftli
.
oiiglessjpiial
tniiffil
’
m
.
iii
"
of
ll the Alabama delega city is interested in providing rcc preliminary PJ2H financial budget
V. .'I'iHiliai^
I.U.",.,J* jiSd 'i.Wd tli" rc-ull i'i Ihnl "n lot of ence iu city planning, was auth o r­
Tho mlnar* ggld t h a t J
Milligan was bottling the h&lt;\ t r i.ls gave .1. N.
next Ih'lnorriitir tui- rent ion and wholesome sports for with I liieci'.r I .'cue ra I of the Hud- ernge when Ihe deputies reinhid
ized l.y the City CommiMlon long vigil under ground,
lit
III
1i&gt;.ni"
mail"
1ut f is ...I.I
Ilelil-dll
Ragoll.
nii'UiiilietitLS
IIUl■irnti.ni Leaves is be- her citizens, lie said.
Tuesday.
S. I), Shinholaer, chair­ never give up hopa of
get Lord, who spent the day at the house, wliii h is about f&gt;b void-' jorities over optioiients. Tillman's iiii'i'casi'd pi *.'.■
■in."-, d the bulk of
“ Sanford does not have to go White Pint Camp. General Lord from the higliwav. He is raid t*■ lead, however, was .'ill into steadily
1IrlMTal A itili i vv •!«*ith*iI I luil U»* man of the City Planning Commia- had any one of them be
I toll'.
outside of Ihe county to be sub
have collie llel'e from West Pill Cl
11tutril tS.'ih . |rn\ i i 111111' 111 lull I'l.m, applied to the Coinmiasioners cast.
iSciijjc .a. e ilie h’lait r*f- stunt ini,” Mr. Du Hose said, the went to the imiiner White House | ]huii'li. II" has a wife and &gt;bil bv Kill I Grectibnw
They had four rtlgtehea
fm auDii.ril v l&lt;&gt; employ an adviser.
to
go
over
with
the
president
Die
| |Mti d i i i m I i m i n * 11 i . i l .il« " l i “ l i m ^ ; i i i
|m&lt;lvr«'.| 1 H. Musgrovu vity never has depended upon to u r­
Thaaw they
i dretv
^
tentative
di
fv.iTtmentiil
and
bureau
atfi'inpl !•&gt;
t“ l» ItM'tMV «lrinl.r«ir. The rr.pn-M whs grunted with the them.
(«Vl&gt;.siii..ti I.. Senator Uli­ ists and lhut is in her favor.”
.tqiillnt i.m that the expense shut! By burning the mi
fiscal ' Tim frequent visits of men l&gt;&gt; the
|
This
\\:
ih
in
N«*w
N
**rk
expenditure',
for
the
next
nk" aa i In racier ized
which they had, one. a t a
not exceed $2,000.
Several subdivision developers year, which were submitted on place aroused the suspicion of periit'WspajHT' yrdrnlsix
I (if tlic wm i foes o f Die
Mr. Rogers did much of his cur­ wore enabled to h a t* *'
ure
already
planning
a
program
of
July
15,
r.hns
that
something
stronger
than
I Blitk is I..dieted to have
F in a l ly ,'
Many Problems Before Andrews ly work in northern cities, includ­ long time.
They pro­
one half of one per cent was being
I the r.mk
d file of the development this full.
ing Milwaukee and Detroit, hut in Then they lost all senaa
WASHINGTON.
Aug
I
i.
nPt
pose
to
resume
the
improvement
sold
tr*
the
thirsty.
This
sii
-pu
mi.
ptc thuogIi.
I Dus split in work and carry it on until the pro­
A mass ol hoottv problem , .»Di Die last few years, he bus been they said, and waited t!^
was transm itted to the s h e r i f f ' &gt;&gt;' I *1; tlllll.
to have |iut
^
He lung black hours.
,
ml and pcisnnal, await the at . luployed ill southern cities.
ject
is
completed.
file and the |'{iid resulted.
&lt;ma . hat
hi danger of
A d aughter of Cobb waa&gt;g|»
The Fly Const met inn Company trillion of S.i-retni'v Andrews n|i- was in Sanford for a few weeks
The real estate Season in S an ­
of Jacksonville today filed a prae oii his i d m u here flmil London.
lust Winter.
He will he in this mine antruuco when her
ford usually runs from November
At the si^ht o f
eipe of summons in a $1(1,0011 dam
city for i*0 or PO days, Mr. Shin- peared.
First,
lie
will
start
whipping
in
she fulnted.
IMillWI \la.. Aug. 1 2 - to July, although there are a few
age suit ngnui-t Die city of San I., fighting shape In n.'wlv re. rail liois. r .- aid.
Jam es, the miners said,
•Btaal i, . , |.|-4
believe sales ' ill the so-called “ quiet”
ford in Circuit Court here.
The Gilv Planning Commission
. .I piuliibiti.m siip. i ariiiv "&gt; alnuil
ntlis.
This vear, real estate
is a .*ini ofl'ieliil body and was hero of the disaster,
Smith "
M piidiuted ill !
The
Jacksonville
firm
had
a
nib
K.tinu
men.
Until
lIn
■
is
.
ompl.
t
"The
(
'ii
v
Commi;
'•ion
i
if
San­
Fum ral services for -I. D Craik, (ontcact .ui Do- Municipal Pier fill, ed, piolaildv early in Septemher, milfi..rt/.(l l.y the City Commission. attem pting to escape Wl
1,1 a .i !• • icralie I’resi- -ales dropped mT in volume he ford lias agreed !•&gt; furnish, a site
The slump made itself
who was drowned Sunday alter according I" City Manager W It. he will eolitinlle in -eivice.
It has funelnuied for three years cavo-in came, he went
ikilii . I&gt;y t he same fore July.
for a chamber of eomineice build­
and many tniinii ipul projects arc warn tho others of the
T'l' D
Malmmu pri- felt at about tile same time it did ing," President F. A. Dmddass said iioi.ii in a small pqiid near tlii'- &gt;ity* Williams.
The
city
eonlraded
A
ggravating
the
il
ual
nail
of
The men were appi
W i r e liidd t h i s a f t e t r . o o n f r ..... t h e with the Gull.-pie and Fmil Com
^di i.i i I’.ili Lraves suf in other Florida cities, although today.
rout me demaii.ling the attention "I referred t.• this commission for
Tli" refusal &lt;-f the city to
The proponed fering only weakness from
‘•e •&lt; i i ..I.ably to land this city did not have the hectic give the chamber a long term funeral home of M iller-Fn.k &gt;*n. puny to construct the pier, he said, the chief "f the prohibition stuff study and decision.
real estate "boom," as it is de­
Interment was in i.iikeview ........ and the city dill owes money t&lt;* are a number ol iirilaling in.i i it v docks, of which three ten ta­ food, with tho exceptioA i—
the I..... i ii L etiair.
scribed,
as inuiiy cities experienced lease on the property owned by tery.
m,rc iliao two thirds of
this firm, which is being held up. dents which Imvi* o. . a n d in Ins tive plans were submitted by the tiller.
the
city
between
the
site
of
the
All night the m u e U i «
engineer who designed thorn, were
tul.ula!, ,|. Lraves hold : lust winter.
The
Orlando
Painters
Union
was
The filing of Die suit will ii"t absence and must lie considered.
City Hall and Seminole boulevard,
toiled ut the shaft, o|
referred
to
the
City
Pluuning
Com­
Contiiiie.l ..ii Page 2)
in
eeharge
of
Die
funeral.
R
el­
make
the
city
liable
for
the
data
Col.
Neil
Green,
a
personal
friend
was for the purpose of preserving
ngu gradually
The and prohibition inlininis! i al.&gt;r for mission for eoimlderation.
the atmosphere of a civic center atives of the dead mi.n had not ages, Mr. Williams said.
The members of thu commission us the mud and
that has buen started then the been located up ur.til noon today commission still holds a $2r*,ti00 northern California, is under sus nre dependent upon Hie approval
._. were cleared away,
City Commissioners explained to and it was decided to burv turn surety linliil filed wiDi the city I pension as a result .*1 indictment
the
of
Die
public
in
carrying
out
' I rescue came as a
wbeii
it
was
found
iinp.m--ddc
t&lt;
»
when
the
collUad
was
let
and
Dos
i
. &lt;barging embezzlement of seized
Mr. Poublnss.
h " will amply pn.lcd the n ly
111 Illinois. This must In* a d . d iqiou pr.igrinn of zoning Sanford as i t 1the days and nighta of
According to Mr. Douglass the establish eommunientioii with
-Imtilil In iiimriling to Mr. Shin- |spite the hope that the
1 bv the dry chief.
City has a lot on the lake front oil sister who was said to live in J leresl, lie said.
yet survive.
holser.
(’oinmis
Greenwich, Conn.
An am-vvel- in Die suit i-i ii"t
SARASOTA, Fla., Aug. 12 i/l’i Cypress Avenue that tli.
-------.
I Men engaged In rant'
Craik was a painter, and had turmihie until the fir-t rule day m
Thu S arasota Publishing Com sinners will give the chamber, or
Uke M..,.,.... a'li wall west puny, publishers of S arasota daily, they will purchase a suitable loca­ formerly lived in Orlando where September.
miners early toda;
k Ateliue is covert d by i Sunday i.r.d wwkly Times, was tion for a commerce building in a lie became a member of Die I r.ioii.
Pulllicttu Niltt^Avhile w:.y
Dr. F. D. King, pi.stnr &lt;&gt;f the
p till' I. ■lit of Hie heavy today made defemlimt in a suit place suggested by that body.
It
is
understood
that
the
minor­
Haplist eliurcli of Ibis city was tern to lie installed, on la........
for libel.
ity of Die members of the chamber in charge of the rites at the grave. Avenue.
lied out “ Wa are every
kif a.iter between the
The plaintiffs, Di sniund and &lt;’.
a locution near the lake.
back
here,
[•Alyls.
Aug.
12—UP)—I’r»dock and Park Avenue L. Anderson, brothers, request favor
1
Mtpere Daughter
LAKE JUNALASKA, Aug. 12. mier I'oinciire with
fund
* kicl ..f three inches he- damages in the amount of $111,000.
wlth an sinking
’ "
WhUe several df the
i ,1»i (’oiidemiiiug Die upeiug of meiiHiire for the estuhlinhmont a t
**'a
H at noon today,
The two brothers who reside at
(Continued on Pagg 11
European social
praclices
by the finar.rial nit nation in France j
"till i- ,x .vlies higher Wnodmerc, in the southern part
Aniericans.
Dr,
Christian
F.
Rejsnow
a
(ii.rt
of
tho
constitution
und
" ;* 1 wi t uf F rinch of the county, were arrested S a t­
m-r of Die Ilroudway Temple with discussion of inter-AIlied
, l he municipal
pier, urday evenir.g on the charge of
Methodist Church of New York debts postponed until full, is non­
ii l apping of uhout 1 1 having killed Scclm Jones, a noCity, in mi address before the committal as to whether it is his
of
Gunnajuutn,
ticconling
the
arch“ 'ahi *" t'e in little dung- Kro*
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 12. &lt;/P) DALLAS, t e x a s , Aug. 12. (/P)
hi'iug fhiutled by high
bbihop. u PrcituMlimt wiih killi'tl Methodist Southern Assembly here purpose to reconvene parliament
The suit charges
th(J Times
The second Texas primary cam­ A report of executions growing, (then he taunted Itic Catholics as today made u plea for a return of for a continuation of the working
h i* Ii; inches above the
made :• libelous statem ent in re­ paign for the Democratic guberna­ out o f the religious situation has
water level.
The resi­ the solemn marriage vow und of­ out of his fiscal plan.
been made to the archbishopric here their services ended.
porting circumstances which led
“T hut is u. secret for tho fu ­
'' the si ciiipI time in 1!&gt; to the negro’s deuth. Jones was torial nomination guined headwuy hy Archbishop Leopold Ruiz Flores dences of several Protestants were fered seven rules for the insurance
,,f happy marriages.
ture," he suid to u deputy 6f the
'aid. that the water shot and killed a f te r a quarrel today us Governor Miriam rergu- of tho statu of Miuhoauan.
set on fire hy tti* mob.
CHICAGO,
^he
"Americans
ape
Europe
too
son mobilized her followers on un
Left, who asked him just bafi^re may become; the
The economic boycott continues
*'"i:.r..i' lia* retched the
m inistry of the* inturior amimincuM
with the Anderson brothers.
easily,"
Dr.
Reisncr
suid.
“
Once
anti-Ku
Klux
Klun
platform
in
her
parlhimunt
adjourned
last
night
to depress business.
,
*'**' h i.•! The increased
amt hers sacrificed everything to when it would be culled together another wet
attem pt to defeat Attorney (.an- that it hus no knowledge of such
•, 'haulage projects emright thie
tnii fhll
rati ae
fight
happcningH as the archbishop Ihih
marry
a daughter to some decayed again.
eral
Dan
Moody.
The
governor
s
Claim Constitution Violuted
D the St .lohiis river adds
primary
victory
of
ns
reported.
duke or other mule claiming somu
platform is virtually the same
It is thought, however, that the Atlee Porosnme. Del
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 12. (A*)
•mpbilities of overflows.
The information brought to Mex­
victory
kind
of
royal
blood.
We
huvo
that
on
which
she
rode
deputies and senators will remain
Minister of thu Interior Tejeda
^Mninulc lh.ukvurd to be PacifioCoastSquadron
But now their on vuei.tion until the middle of nee for the United
two year* ago.
. ico City by Archbishop Ruiz is that has issued u statem ent declaring left thut habit.
wd within the city limlta
Pomerene, tool
two
Catholic
priests
and
between
customs
ure
too
freely
imituted.”
Branding the July ballot, m
October. Meanwhile, the specially
thnk un interview ulleged to have
*in ,
on the lake
The speaker deplored the adop­ unpointed sub-committee of . tha eral, defeated
SAN DIKGO. Cul., Aug. 12— W which Moody led her by a wide 27 and .17 Catholic citizens were been given an Amcricun newspa­
Ui s 'jJL*1’.
Hm direction
tion of continental loose divorce
margin* uh u “boiling Ku Klux executed nftor un all-day battle
Tliis slojie will drain — Several of the foremost pilots in Klnn prim ary." Mrs. F e r g u s o n has between troops und Catholics *n per by Rev. Mora del Rio, archbish­ methods, and suid the hilarious cham ber’s finance und foreign af­ E. All
the
nuval
i.ir
survice,
including
op
of
Mexico,
violates
the
clause
“fl ui the event the wuttown of Zahuuuyo, state of
European lioliduy is being substi­ fa ir s committee will delve into the.
Lieut. Allan Sneedy. wlu. will a t­ entered the run-off contest in d*1-1^ tho
in the Mcxieun constitution prohi­ tuted for the lloli* worshipful Sun- Franco-American debt.
' ov*r the sea wall.
day's primary,
Mtchoacan.
Tho
bishop
estimated
tem pt n trans-Atlantic non-stop reversal of plans under which she
ready to cams
th a t altogether fit) persons were biting clergymen from criticising
said
she
would
withdraw
from
the
flight with Rene tor.ck, noteu
the fundamental laws of Mexico or
killed
in
the
buttle.
“
We
must
rernemb^lf
thut
there
French Ace, on Oct. 20. were to ruce uhd resign from office this
The prelate ulso said thut at the Mexican government.
cun be no America in the future.
with «a special plane fall.
be stationed wiui
rfflie
n„r any construction of worshipful
Her action throws the state into Acumburo, s tate of Guanajuato,
squadron at Sun Diego during tho
Makes First Concessions,
disorders arising from the religi­
citizens,
unless
there
ure
worth,
a
campaign
of"flnul
election
sta­
next
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 12. (A'l
noxt 10 months, it was leurned to- tus uh the Democratic nomination ous controversy led to other exe­
while homes, and that alone is pos­
NEWPORT,. R. I. Aug
Mayor
A rturo Huracho, of Mexi­ sible where we huvo huppy m ar­
day.
cutions.
.
,
detectives joined^
in
tantam
ount
to
election.
* Kmal* »d in the clasai• When the people of Acambaro co City, in the first concession of riages."
,a«ryants of tho Vanderbilt eatate*
any
kind
made
to
Catholics
since
MERGKR AGAIN CON8IDERBD TWO 8SMALL
„,
run only he JadgDr. Reisnur’s seven (mints tu a s ­ the Breakers, here today, in aeaieh
PERM ITS ISSUED refused ta turn over their churches the tfeligibus conflict begun, ha*
MA
to thb authorities, two govenunent
sure
happy m arriage were us fol­ for. the third of three jewelry boav Un&lt;‘. who
wh" continually
decreed Ahat the committee placed
WASHINGTON, Aug 12.—(Ah —
es, mysteriously stolen In a re•
c«l umns.
Onlyy ttwo
building permits were engineers were killed und their bo­ 4*1 chargu of Catholic churches m lows:
w
A ohase of tho Nickel Plate merg­ issued a t the office of* the
city dies hacked almost to pieces, not­
Removal of discord; training far putod I100JKKJ robbery at a dinner
’*
the
capita)
may
be
composed
of
H™
er was placed ’before The Interstate Clerk this morning,
J Ke Herald
They were withstanding the priests appeal Catholics and five municipally ap­ happy marriage; clean and op-, party, last Saturday..
Commerce Commission today in un to L. Y1- Bryan fo r a two-Htory gu to tho crowd to desist.
federal
There.were more than thirty • *
rlghtmoralsj a real partnership—
pointed
committeemen
for
c*en
*ioxifircl Ads
troops arrived and executed* three
a partnership of children In tha giimta a t the dinner, which
and possibly more of the leaders, church. Hitherto, the con.iniUce- home; a culture uf lov.
love in Um
' an by Mc» Vanderbilt
K°f ItcHulta
raen
have
been
municipal
uppvint'
Grac*,.
home gpd religion In tfca boom.
puirs on a one-story garage on the prelate said.
■tate
je
ta
.
f f i W K k * ? r « » v ! i l l 5 ' ( S » S w Narciuus Aveoue, $75.
At Irapuata, aUo in the
Phone 11H
.*v’.
‘MjCl
to Gregg) Ohio.
V
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Injentod A1
In

Cheers Greet
Upon Their:

BREWERY RAIDED' TERRALTRAILING
AND MAN NABBED MARTINEAU FOR
BY TWO OFFICERS GOVERNOR’S JOB

Ordeal Is Picturdft
Men Who
Roy James A$

ZONING E X PE R T
WILL BEGIN WORK
HERE IN 10 DAYS

City Will ‘Furnish
Site For Proposed
Craik Is Buried
Trade Body Home
In Ijocal'Cemetery

Construction Firm
Files Big Damage
Suit Against City

Sarasota Times Made

vy, Rains Cause Defendant Today In
(Water To Rise Libel Suit for $10,000
The Sea Wall

Apeing E u ro p e a n Poincare
________Silent
_____ __
Customs Is Rapped UeoonveningSolonsTol
By Gotham P astor Work Out PiscalPlans'walked

“Ma” Ferguson Plans Executions Growing Out Of Mexico’s
Strenuous Campaign
Religious Row Reported To 0 Hirers
Against Klan Forces

o:

Ohio May
Seem Of W et
Dry Pi

Sneedy Is Ordered To

Search For Jewelry X
Boxes Is Continued

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75.00 described thut said special nssesaments oro
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all complaints und objections as to such sp«i* J
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It n d . m i n , mi - a n y n f i h . u i i . o r o l h u r Number of feet frontage 1819
Vl Neena. l e g d l e e a "I m .i i , i , c h :
to
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At Last Affording Chrysler Supreme Quality in
The Field of The Lower-Priced Six
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ita n iia r d ite d q u a lity c o m p r e h e n d e d in ro a d le v eliiers fro n t a n d rear; rootn
all C h ry slers—in features, in m ateria ls, lu x u rio u s bodies.
in craftsm an sh ip , in rigid in sp ectio n N e v e r b e fo re h a s th e m otoring publi
an d test, in characteristics o f d e p e n d ­ b e e n offered su c h su p rem e quality u
value— in th e field o f th e lower-prica
ab ility a n d long life.
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six, C h ry s le r “ 6 0 ” .
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m iles an d m ore per gallon; th e strik in g See th e n e w lig h te r six, Chrysler "W
b eau ty o f C h ry sler d y n am ic sy m m etry ; D riv e It, co n v in c e yourself that no
asto n ish in g rid in g ease an d ro ad ab ility ; w h e re w ill y o u fin d a Six in the lowe
th e safety o f C h ry sle r fo u r-w h eel h y ­ p rice field th a t can begin to compu
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Hejfinning Friday, Auk. 13th.
Lndiiitf Saturday A uk- 21st

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C H R Y S L E R “ 6 0 ” —Touring C ar, &lt;1075: Roadster,
&lt; 114 Si Club Coupe, &lt;1165; Coach, &lt; 1195| Sedan, &lt;1295.
| | Al l prlcti I■o. b. DtttvU. m b ittt to current P«d*r«i I « t « tax
Ai k •Haul Chry&gt;t*r’» »ttr*ctl»* t i n * p , r m « n l pl »n. Mor e t hen
4 7 0 0 Chrr*1»r dealer, aaturr .upcrl i x Chrr. l er Mrvtce t n t r w h c n .

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mm a Tiz bath
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in tie anil limn, Ti/, and only Ti/..
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11 of the men were in good con­
dition except Oantillier, who hod
Contracted a ccvere cold and had
wrenched his back while fighting
JhiS way through the limber
drift.
rescue was effected after
seven days of unceasing efwhich more than 200 minend engineers battled against
.yhajldlceps and frequent reverses,
i The men were entombed at 10 p.
pa., lest Thursday night.
Mfc [‘We lived in hope and prayed,"
Cobb said.
rjL ’‘I t was a terrible ordeal, being
’ settled 160 feet under ground witli; out food and practically no wut
3jV ' eyi We had no Idea of huw long
'.'Wre had been there.
&lt; (‘Probably It watt well th a t we
, , dip lose all accow.t of time, find
I W i known of the hours th at pas
* MU .We m ight not have stood the
/. Waiting as well.
, ‘ F e u r In Good i*hy*i«il Condition
[“F o u r of us were working 700
fsp t back from the entrance when
Witter poured iit.
*\ “J a m e s was
up nhet.d nnd
m ight have gotten out, iiulliu euim*
b^ck to warn us.
•4 (“Thera wore only four mntcheit
iff our possession. We conserved
ttyem *■ long as possible. We had
Bgifood. The only w ater we hod
a small tobacco cun. We
this, only moistening our

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I . s . I. A \ II O l ' K I C H «t
Furniture Co., of Geneva and S an ­
I. » 1N F S \ ii.t .i :, K i.o n i i i v __
ford Avenue, is giving a uniquie
a lend in first choice votes over
J i l l , 2 1 1 . 1020.
sale tomorrow.
S. McDowell, J r , his earnest op­
,\&lt; &gt;Tli K in In I *‘L\ y \ \ • ti ' h.it 1 ft very thirteenth customer who
ponent.
A lnii
A r R*m11 nf * &gt;v l-v-l
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Graves is believed t &gt; have been Id
merchandise in gales
Jf.nni*&lt; *m l Knt n
Slit 0 I 7 J I J
f&gt;n worth of
solidly suported hy tin Ku Klux H W ‘ i 'f N W U . S f Ml «»n 1 *», T o w n
tickets, according to the company's
KIhii which organization is said h)i i p :M H Itft tiK«• #1 K., T . i l l n h u x * * ■■■ advertisement.
. t ii| mi ri. 111 »h f i h d i m l l r c . "f
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to hnve given Hugo I,. Black, can­ M
'Thirteen specials nt $1.1 each nre
t *■ri f i • -*i In m r t k f T h r i T - vi-nr JTt*r&gt;f
didate for the sir. ite, ;
vote t o , Htji l dl sh H a l m i n Hu* Inrtd dl»tAi beipg offpred at this price for one
which landed him in first place ilcyi,4 t i n ’ll, Pi f un* ' ' l i t k O r n i l t 1 day on);'.
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(/?’&gt; W. B. Stegall was renmninnti t c a t n i i ‘i .
Oil for Congress for the tliiid Ala­
bama district in Tuesilny'*i pri­
mary. M. r . Allgood had a lend been renominated, ft, L. I’nt tt-rover three opponent!: in the sev­ s o i i was leading W. It. Bowling in
enth uhd was believed to have tile fifth.

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bled their effort* to clear
W t h e mire, other* rushed to
-vJRjm
bottom of tne shaft and m l led
to th e top:
e down here now." they
to the men assembled at
m ine mouth.
tftoen picked men, assigned to
4he shaft first In the event
(non Were found, immediately
down in the tunnel and aso men In reaching the
One by one they emerged
t h e sunlight, while the waitcrowds cheered lustily.
jo y of relatives was shared
r —pue workers and others who
bed many touching scenes
th e miners embraeed their
*d ones.
MT
(Fifteen First Renter Shaft
ts Cobb, the first to see the sunw ss grinning broadly as he
d weakly from the tube and
•enfolded in the arms of his
end children.
was followed by Jam es nnd
lllier and then Watson and
WReon came up in the next

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These beautiful new H udsons— th e Sedan,
Brougham and the Coach-—overshadow ali the
great Super-Sixes of the past. New taxlies—new
colors—new beauty, performance and comfort.

this on
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Each is more striking and distinctive in appear-

For more than 11 years the patented SuperSix
principle has given outstanding performance and
reliability to over 850,000 owners.
This long experience and vast production have
brought about not only a much finer car in
every particular, but also have resulted in econo­
mies of manufacture and distribution that give
amazing price and value.
These new Hudsons are com m anding a greater
attention than any preceding model because they
far excel any previous achievement of our history.
Staaaard Equipm*at Include.! Automatic Windshield Cleaner.
S M t -VU mi Mirror, Transmission Lock (built-in), Radiator
I t e tt w i, M oto-M tU r, C om bination Slop a n d T ail ftijht.

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T h e COACH - - - $1195
T h e BROUGHAM *1495
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PULL Up a chair ami pull out the papers.
Borrow a thimbleful of Prince Albert and
roll one of the grandest cigarettes you
ever smoked. Better still, buy yourself a
tidy red tin of good old Prince Albert,
because you’re going to need a supply
of it. Yes, Sir!

These cigarettes are cool-smoking . . .
refreshingly cool. They are sweet and
fragrant as dew-kissdd blossoms. If you
have never rolled a cigarette with P. A.,
you have no notion pf how good a homerolled cigarette can be. Try dm better
cigarette tobacco today.

The first thing you notice is how easily
this tobacco rolls. N o fuss or muss. N o
fluttering to the floor in a waste of time,
temper and tobacco. That’s because
Prince Albert is crimp-cut and stays put
in the papers while you’re rolling it.
Ideal makin’s, Men!

For variety, try a load of this same
wonderful tobacco in your pipe. Prince
Albert gets you more pleasure out of a
pipe than any other fuel you could feed.
Pipe-smokers say P. A. is so genuinely
friendly to tongue, throat and general
disposition. Try P. A. this way too.

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P 1«4. S .J . I s w U . Tablet,
Cosspsny, WlMtm-Sskm, N. C.

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F- O. B. Dalroi* Plus War Eauise Tmt

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‘ The m inisters will be asked to in­
troduce th is topic in their service 1 weight is needed—not only th at *B H H nngggM raaiL,
vo :r
?r general | |
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j .... up yo
on the Sunday preceding tin- week but they build
of • children’s safety.
health nnd you grow stronger,
more energetic and get plenty of
nmiiition
•
One worn; o gained 15 pounds in
tax weeks and if any underweight

CanJpsign
\L Conducted
j^Land Shortly McCoy’s Puts
m

Weight
on Weak Skinny Men

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Hollows in cheeks—hollows in
the sides of neck—flatness in chest
— why don't you do something to
make yourself look like a real
man 7

measure for
the rhililmi from
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rapid ami fonitea' “ a week in t&lt;i be set
lhJ chihlnr.’s s a fe ty
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gist from whom they purchased g
them , will gladly r.-.urn Uie pur- ■
chase -price. fiO tablets 50 cents.
A&lt;;k for Mi Coy’s they nre sugar
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Union Pharmacy
A Permanent
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McCuller’sGrocery

l ’KESCRII’TIONS AND DRUGS
CANDIES

J u s t A L ittlu D i f f u m i t
J u s t ii lilt lo BetU-M*
i. I’. I’a u l ’s distinctivL ' b e a u t y serv ic e

Hanford’s Newest Jeweler

H. C. VIELP,

I,(Hated In T h e B a s iu t

Gifts for the Bride ‘ - »&gt;

Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables

TRY OUR FOUNTAIN

A Substantial Jeweler In A Substantial City

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Merchants* Night, Friday, Aug. 13

The L atest A lw ays

Each uf th r following

Watch our store

iiutc Iiiiii I h will

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lie (i-prcm'itlt'd.

Union Pharmacy

and keep pace
with the styles.

I*. Paul Beauty Shop

C u n c y ’b Dry t leaiiiitK Co.

IJoyd Shoe Com puny.

I|ill H a r d w a r e C o m p a n y .

Bauptel’s Specially Shop

W a t e r s C a n d y K itchen.

Wi«ht Bros. Company.

Vlele, T h e Je w e le r.

Shoe C om pany

Britt:
FRl

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WATERS KANDY *
KITCHEN

M cC ullers G r o c e ry

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Cinderella” Frocks
For the Tiny Tots
For the Tiny ToLs
F a sh io n e d
of
q u a lity
vo ile s a n d o t h e r w a s h
f a b r i c s w i t h b lo o m e rs to
m atch . E m b ro id ered m
fm a p p y d e s ig n s w i t h
ib rig h t
colors.
O ther
s t y l e s s h o w a c o m b in a ­
t io n o f m a t e r i a l s sizes 2
t o 6 y e a rs .

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Diamond Tires
BEST OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
CROWN GAS
Station 1

VOIJR FAVORITE OIL
Station 2

iC^ ^ n d &amp; Magnolia

Elm &amp; 1st

Station 3
10th &amp; Sanford

^ / T H E R E ’S A M AN AT fj9 E CURB TO SERVE
V O IP

$1.50 to #4.95 .

Phone for u s to call

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Keen oun. phonu number
huntly no th at you can cull
ux any time you H ad th at
a suit ncivlfi dry clfanlng and
pressing. Our enra arc eonHtantly on the go and nno
of them will pick up your
clothes, bring them to us and
we will send them buck to
you the same day. We do nil
kinds of dry cleaning and
reniovu all kinda uf stulns.

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Big Busmen* Build*.
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C o n ic in porary

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Boldly Jones, golf
llun, ha* u naino that is casv
|ll, pronuuino and rcmcinhcr.
■Union. Yeah, wouldn't it
If all great men were cipml, cunsiderute 7
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rurall well tlm remark of
»ri Ivernor of North Carolina to
overnor of South Carolina.
haven't yet heard w hat the
■or of Texas hud to suy to
^vsruor of Wyoming.

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A N n|.l tu sbiu m 'il A u n i n .in
nlli" w lin i mi m a ll w iii'ii a w i
p m lic t r il lllllt tilt’ ti n. lllllg - n!
t '.iu r w iutlii in u ii r ill.- p i a i l i
ni
ihysit-imi-l.m iin v illi" I'iiu.--

1111'. ( . U K A l A U K only great b e m u se we c a n v them on
o ur s h o u ld e r s ; when we throw them o ff they sp ra w l on Ihe
ground.
M ontam lre.
()
M A N K I N D A U K A L W A Y S happier tor h avin g i»et‘ii Iihji P.v ; so that il you m ake them happy now, you m ake them
happy tw e n ty y e a r s hence hy | hr metnurv of it.
Svdnev
S m ith .
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T H E lug pnl it leal sprinlt-i ■. .1 &gt;In
Kryr.lniH" State lliigbl bavi known
that 1be time was mining wIn n
Unrlr Sum wnnltl hnvr to ink. ti
1’i‘na in HoM,I N'm inlk Yitgmun
Pilot.

Unosteriluliiiiisly and lull.- I,\
little, the lint-,, inis been sup.-r-. .1
SARA SO TA TIM ES
ed liy the motor until now tlnr.
are only l.ta'J.tltHl more bor-e* on
poar* th a t one is never too
A man pnimim-utly riigageil m might
Iraii-d. and punishment American farm* than there wet.
learn. The editor of thu IniKim-h* in Sarinoita lia&gt; ImiHsIn-il
which tii.ir actions merited meted in I!»(&gt;(). Hetroit New*.
il River Mirror has reached the Tune* with a mpv nf a J, it,., mil.
clUdtnn that you can’t pletmc ailtire**eil to Mayor
Eveteti ,1
'I In l e arc on l Iu*
W H E T H E R or not the y.nilli
1,0 wliat * tliu uae of Hm-on. m which tic rail-. iMeiilmii lintcH men ,w(io are treel* at all
always read) to-day i* better or worse than ih.it
t&lt;&gt; in*ult* licaped upon III* gn.nl and willing to ii ITit assistance tn|of yesterday, or just atumi u„
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wife on F r i da..............
y evening by tw.,
Palm* knicked J oh n n y WTI- men oeeitpying an aiitomnbile. a lad) while in such a predn umeiit, mime, it is possible that m t..&gt;tt,
and the tw.. briile-. might mnsiiler cases room for impr.ivemi-hi w.i
. flvu hit* and three run* while *tie was- lei ill rung f t ....
t lieim,elves exceptionally fortun- not, Hild is not being, exlmu.-ted
&lt;lr*t three inning* yeater- moving picture show.
ate that lliis lad) did mil appeal for Charleston Mail.
a f te r that the elongated
The men not only m-i-osted In t
Dad hi* Houii-botie working at one place, hut at ncvci-u I pin.,.-, aid to real men. lor Ibev might
A Russian author tin* di-n,\,n,|
faction, much to the ilixeoni- nmi all of thi* despite her el l . nt - now be languishing behind prison
bar*, or ot her-Wine repenting for a way to gel double foyaltn-- |,\
thfl Palm*.
t« shun them ami while iu a highlj their eondmt
publishing the same hook un.l, ,
ticrvuuH condition, tiic result ,,f
Sarasota lut* room only for men different titles with two &lt;lnr,.|,.tlt
Hit b* a lot uf fun to be t h e i r conduct.
of ltie highest type, men who will pub)i*her.
We don't see whv
t o the ntute primm farm | T he r e in no room in Snrusota
e-ent any ami all insulis upon tin. era!
nf mir papular
imtlt,,|„
ICord. I f the bill of fare for men of this type, and it i* to good
women of the city.
happen to be to yotir lilt-j he r e g r e t t e d tin* liceiiMc number nt Hint only som e way wax III Would nhouldn't rush in heavily (•&gt;, ulls
Thi^r hmik* all ii.i.tl
nave to do U to walk i t hei r aut omobi l e wa* not uncet ascertain who these two hand In nvatstn.
brute* alike, wnylurw. — Chieitgn Daily
r-«iuld be nicer.
tainod in urder that their identity were!
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This $23.50
Riddle Fitment

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llrrr i-i lour i lunro i&gt;» ;»&lt; .,m \ v«»ur hmiif at
a pMiuine p I i IIik
I idIci our pi an \&lt;oi can
ir.rlr in one or all •»t vmii
lighting Ii«iitrr* hid I 'iTtiitj ii JS
- tor itivintf from the
r r fc®
•11.ir lMtoinillk iilr r ;'q i| price of aiif
V’ Ir I nmnt t.ikrn in i*'o
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litmrrit m.i\ l»&gt; )i.iij foi &lt;nl% il7.ti2 ami vmir
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A New Car
for a Few Dollars
A Q U A R T o f transparent Autu
* * Gloss w ill make y o u r c:ir
look like new end protect th&lt;- c v
pensive color'coats beneath. In
addition to the transparent Ante
Gloss ther arc* alio K otlu ■
colon; for you to clioo:' In tti.
Beside:; beinfr a water-proof, di t
proof mul h e a t - p r o o f cnatm I
specially designed for automobile;.,
it can be used ns a general utility
enamel anyw here ft hifjh ^;lns.
enamel is desired. Ftircii furni­
ture, baby c a r r ia g e s , bicycles,
toys, find motor boats are given
added life and renewed beauty
when coated with Auto Gins:..

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Comment

ANI&gt;, sn tor ns w r’vr
W K I I A V K l i K K N taught tu regard a re p re sen ta tiv e of i n tuani, i hr i ni rent . n
th a t "M a" Fergus.m has
tin" I'nlu was iiiadi" willn
to run again in Texas, we tlie people a s u sentinel on the watch tow er of libel tv
gl«- gunulrnp Alkali-.i i .,i/i 11.
1D aniel W eb ste r.
lun Moody will ilmw a

, ■FJ re*di and do the Jot
: l l l i i t l l the run-off election

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BFETiny —rate,

ADI)

Clemenceau on Ihe U. 8 . A.
I ’ len*tng to thr Bald.

it about the most sensible p a r a g r a p h we have seen
........
F lo r id a newspaper* cnm-eintnfi the w a v to treat tmm
fricn rllv talk about th is s ta le and its people appeared a U'\\
d a y s ago in T h e E v e n in g Independent of St. P eterslm rg .

inta now . Imm, that the A u g u s t . Septem b er, October, November, D ecem ber -better
fcstoll originated there, hut learn to sa y ’em fast.
wo would like to know is
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Jitfuri'lieu does that make ?
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As Brisbane Sees It

(t s a id :
T H E I.ETTF.il that Clrmcurcnu
F lo r id a will do well to forget about the so-ealled
■lit to President t'.mlidge
-xa n t i- F lo r id a propagation in the N o rth a.io o m k le
M . M R B II
... K d l t n r a n d W n n m i r c - j
pressi'd no high ..pillion of die
down
to
work
p
re
p
a
rin
g
for
a
good
tourist
season.
... A e n n e l a t e K i l l t n r I
t'nited State-' attitude on *v«r
■ K A K I « ^ p . j d K H * , J M a n n a l n a H ill t e r
del.ts
The old Freneh Tiger is
T h e best w av to combat the propaganda, if it is
fighting for la- eiumlry and uses
s
till
in
circu
latio
n
is
to
b
rin
g
people
to
Ib
is
s
ta
le
iH 'f lllC H I P T ltlN 1IA TK *
tin weapons .1 hand.
Ofla V»|V—1T 0(|; HI* Ml.nth* M io
apd show them real conditions.
(TMy , h y C u r r i e r .
i&gt;n
T h e Independent could have a sse rte d , too. w ith the tacts
W e e k ly
K illll.m
U Hi*
I*aak*r
FOUR Y E A Its ago when he
year.
to back it. that a lre a d y there a r e la rg e nu m bers of v isito rs wrote an intro.hi. tion for his hook
railed "Indus'i iaI Amerien in till"
lM C M '.i !IUTIII4i All "l.llintrv in F lo rid a who have come for the v e r y purpose ot pro ving lo r World War," i b menrenu thought
tlcea, earda nf ilimik^. r.-milin1..n* them selves how m uch is tru e in the u n fa vo ra b le rep o rts
well of the I'niO'd States and what
n o t i c e * nf **iiforrnltirrn-i*l.'' where
I r ice a arc iimile will lie f-haraml they have heard.
it had done for Franee.
Iteuil
regular aitverlleir.K rate*.
A s the s u m m e r advan ces, am i especially w ith tin? com ing Ihis extract ....... Mr. C'lemenreitu’s
own writing:
of a u tu m n and a n o th e r w in te r season. F lo rid a w ill have
A JU tO C IA T K II I ’K K S H
"Meanwhile, here are some &gt;lor i c l u t r i l P r e s * In c x i - l n * , more people to take ca re ot th a n it h as evci had.
A n d lh e\
ipieiit figures
In IK m onths the
t i n t In t h e hum f o r
rum .if nil new* (iimmirhcv! are going to lie more d ifticu lt to please, because they will t'nited Stair- nit
us 5,(I(HI,0(M)
,hl" i-.e.r H-i-i Hi-... &lt;&gt;&gt;■•, mr&gt; m a „ y of them, possessed of preju dices and expectant tons of food -iii.phrs and G.OOft.OOO
n 4 w « p u t iU h li* .|
The steel
l « h t * o r r*|M| 1.1 l&lt;H t I n n iff K|M-f!lll of the u n f a ir trea tm en t they were told they would find in tons of war maieriul.
they sent us i&lt;(.resellted the raw
l l l p i t c h r i h i ' l H t l H IP mI mO |PK*’ |V *f j
th is p erfectIv a w f u l state.
material for plo,null,000 ‘7G1 shells.
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T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T 12. H»26
The foodstuff- they sent us fed
(ft.
111 order to sh o w these s t r a n g e r s the "real co n d itio n s" ot 12,000,(1(111 Freiirhmon fnr a year
■'■rrr~
and a half
ff lliis help had nnt
♦ TnK II HR AI.U p I. AT F&lt;)KM
w h ic h T h e Independent sp eaks, it is just as well for H o c
lieen fortheonimg. our army could
idn tow ns and in d ivid u a ls to acknowledge that conditions not have held.”
p l u m l a k r n t H a n f o r d ’* f r n n l
w h ich are not a credit, to the s ta t e should he publicly de­
When ( 'lenn-neeau wrote that,
d w ir.
If St. P etersb u rg , let us sa v . hap Fiirop. had not -. &gt;-l .-hanged tbu-le
UK.' I*r ^ D f r i m r w a t e r r o n t r t o J n r b n i i n - nounced and elim inated.
I.
xrjl
BK
;
vllle.
pens to have a gouger in the hotel business, good trieml.- Sam's nan..- to ' I ’mle Shylock,”
■'.! Ms— C « M l f . l r l l l i l l
■&gt;( S t. J u b n n - 1 niI I i n f i l t e r 4 m i n i .
nf | he S u n s h in e t'ltv should see to H that lie is propeilv
T ill
N 1-U
I o .iii tlxford will
a f r n n l o u o f ,1 h i l l ' t w i t ,
I p unished hy a lack ot patronage.
P e te r s b u rg hap
It St
'
" fw l n t n i l i i n IMiiil. Veil ll I t r . i u r t * . I
plea
lia Id In id men, an I &gt;ln.i t
t
ia
n
g
e
r
should
be
I pens to have a skm-gano* realtor, the
a n ii. ..I■
11n.ia 1
The si rengt h
ItfV, 1
*ir•e— Antci-ienllna
of
Im i II.II i i k t i r o - publicly w arned to avoid him
If a m "1 P e te r s b u rg mer I lint 1 nl.aiiar
. &gt;d gl owing h.,u
ID t
fcrnin— hiinnen, h n le ln , n p a r l on t la ii head .oil ot her part s .f i
I ch a n ts end eavor to m ake u n f a ir ly l;u p p ro fits, the new
■nenf h n u « r « .
f r —R i I p i w I. h i o f n f r e e t | i n U i i ( |&gt; r» - corner should he helped In tind trading
lares w h e re tie t an I In- In dv. i 1. ansferred to t he
I i am . Ii.nf disappears.
i I
irnnt.
■e—C ' n k s I r i i r l l u M o f h . . i | I e t n r il get b etter r e t u r n s for his m oney.
1
a t n o n d l.nketl.niroe,
ejil cuiKiitions,"
W hile s h o w in g v isito r s in F lo r id a (In­
W HE N M E N elirnlieii iliivvn ;
C « “ p l e d . i n o f e l t y l i r a n t If I r n (iim
litm n s exist till!!! IlcesOlii- 1bx 1"ril si lent 1st s
(Ion priinmiti.
let us tr y to see to it that no o th e r ‘‘real
itv It. we ilnfiT ) they were nil &gt;
U eR iy*M luii
of
■rhiiol
■) nl ei i i than tlio.se in which lovers of F lo r id a inn
take on honest
t r l f h p r u t In I n n f o r l i t e r e i i a e i l
lull 1&gt;
In the time nf Adam jimt 1
frv.’. i
fnellltlra.
•
pride.
E m - ball hail ill-. pp&lt; ared t " such '
A s for the propaganda ag a in st Florida, that is helping mi &lt;xti nt Hint E-aiTs hairiness |
B I B L E VKH SK FOB TO D AY
1
It was s t a l l e d hy the "binder buys", I he shai'i*- MN-irn‘t| -(range
m SIN C E R E S E R V IC E
"K..... the sta te .
t&gt;M Lord, and serve Him in "-hirer ers, the th iev es ami the vagabonds, and a few &lt;d Ih e ir lia llIN' 1 HE pi..
1f 1"V111111i1111
liy and in truth."- .Ion. dt II.
wit v ic tim s win. cam e to F lo r id a to "clean up' niiil were 1II" 1- w It tl les . hair urviveil, fur |
not s m a r t enough to gel a w a y w ith I In 11" "sotnel h ing -lo r- a 111 t men ih-i i i i ' ii i itle ll a- "t
Ry. P R A Y E U — I a-1 integrity
amt
Die. til i l- will Imig ban i aught
. uprightnevn preserve me. Lord,! not hing
schem es,
fill a in Will' 1a r'lieil
Slime per
for 1 wail on Thee.
*
Mack in I heir hutne lowna most n| Ihe.-e .......pie have lit
Imp up i .*,.1 il 1■l.i limn 11| &gt;1111*-1•
lie standing .
Kven Ituise-df them who have plenty &lt;&gt;l itnm l"g 1lie hu i i , t pit lb v migbl if
ASPIRATION
ey in the bank eati rmly buy publn itv
T h e i r own word 1.ii "*iip! a 1111■ -afelv
The trtill, email voice th a t calls us,
against F lo rid a a r t s as favorable a d v e rtisin g tor ib is state.
1
_ B halL felttolluw it and' go
1 III l il t , H I If ap II- lull'll
di Somewhere, anywhere to a land T h e t|iiiet citizen he a rin g the "knock.-" i- somehow co n ­
aftei
■veil m all Il­ "1 [in-natal
v J wo fain would know 7
vinced th a t those knocks ;tre com ing from u p p o r t u u iiy , and
life, an 1 but n ia I I 1il w it h hair.
I t calls, has always called us. Is lie s t a r t s out for F lo rid a to see for him.-elt.
"1 1"III .
All lllliii'l n Imnian tie
it Xalae ur true?
♦ *
♦
mg- in the -ii' vrllt h nu
t). two j
sweet voice, whence
ment h- liefnl'e birth. are thickly {
Ah, If we hut knew!
So it is F lo rid a 's business j u s t now to .slay serenely al i-"V l-l i ll
Willi a ban v iliiw a, wliii h
home
and attend to her own k n ittin g .
In g iv in g all her .1i &gt;ii ppe. f- befn re till ir tiiith.
till, email voice that calls us,
a tten tio n 'to h e r own a f f a ir s sh e will see I lie th in g s that she
t take us to our own
U* to a kindred hand, where w ants to discard, the people sh e w a n ts to send p ack in g from
THE 1.ONI i 1 It pH natal pet n.-l
.one ntund alone 7
h e r gates, the conditions she w a n ts to thoroughly renovate. (if the IlII&gt;111)11 nu e priivnlril t r i
ive, soft, insistent, is it r|uite
eX1I'll m&lt;Hit h* fi a tbi- ilev el(i)iment
T h e |*'ople will come to F lo rid a . T h e v are com ing in li 1 the -llprl Ini ii am. amt al-u gut ,
IvJno 7
it keep the promise it has g re a te r n u m b e rs than e v er before. And Hie q u a lity of ii■
J uf Hi 1 hail vailing ape- tit in ; .
le your soul and mine 7
n ew co m er a town de sires to add to its c itize n ry depends e n ­ nit" tin W"l III. ami ever get l lij !
i&gt;till, small voice th a t lured tire ly on the sort of a town it is. In ord er to show str a n g e r s
1
" re a l co n d itio n s,"
F lo rid a mii.-t have tlmstj "re a l m in i:
them
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tome have heard the rail
t ions."
. .i i n . '1 tun la nielli ; ll *1
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ended lit the lumli of hope
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1
aa night begun to fulli
lome have heard arid follow
lb’ 1i \ N I E I Hall, hu itJ t \-| it-rf
T h e N rw M o n th W o u ld B e “ S o l”
o'er unmarked trails to find
h i t 1in l i \ f " t i -i a lit 11a gal le rof dreams awaiting in
mg ill,-il tin eai ’III is ill itunger if
kingdom of tlm mind.
1.in Ii v ear w hile i in es
If th in g s turn nut as they art* expected In, on Monday, 1amine
■11
ill- m ip i'll ".ill! mi- .. ai la 111&lt;
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and
a
half
I
m
m
now
TlMrtitlll, small voice, it calls ii.-. .
f.-t I ....I |&gt;
■oilm ti. r.
- I lie new W orld's C a le n d a r will be sp irted.
A y e a r ul
BldiJkho snvt&gt; us can tell
Jh®r il woos to heaven or lures | tlm teen m ouths will be ru n g in with ihe best of New Y e a r ’s
1 'll pi | \ i l d \
t,K()\\s
t.» 1 J
down to hell?
bells, and old F a t h e r T i m e will put his little old Iw elve
Uni N'atiin
li.vv- Mill take .-:i i .
Itolco is its own answer, ami
month y e a r hark am ong his curios.
i.f all 111 nlilmii -.
llciii S *ii-.iigi
J Q l t l y tho hrave shall know
■ TlRtpHienning of its message and i U n d e r the new pro g ram , every month will sta r t on Mnn- I ui'tcii "ill I in- .-peril t wiiictmi
puppy'-, t.nl grew*.
If il ki'iu
f t M0|rhy it naunts us so.
day and end on S a t u r d a y .
K a d i muntli wmild cmisist nf till gfnlVItU.! II- fllst, I'U.ll lliil"
Tt-fSfc
— Mary Heeer For
J .1in e .i tel ilium vin 'i I"ii .■
' j fo u r w eeks ex a ctly , tw enty-eight dav s.
And Ih e additional ’.v' 111■
month would be called " S o l" and lie inserted in the ca le n d a r
O f Colorymen are in Tampa,
-T ill’S r
elnvvlll 1-1
na n
I bet ween Ju n e and J u ly .
I
lull"
I will'll
till" ling'
—
° —
Instead
of
there
being
three
hundred
sixt
v
five
d
a
v
Ill Ullnllgil
H ^ y 'r o duo for nimthcr lories.
11111111111
'.- Will lint
| tile y e a r there would he three hundred sixty six, si l n u l l gmw fast i Ilian the .si i t ti i a
•-Officer* haven't yet fnuiul any i y e a r that e x tra day would be known, and celebrate! . ns a Iced it
t n f o of Tracy.
' world holiday .
h
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AT t’RI .S I-.NT lain) l
lorrow is Friday the tliii
T h e a d v a n ta g e s nf su ch a sim p lified ca le n d a r a n limn . 111ii 11"1v ii till aleil
Ttie -! le
Thnt'H hard luck for Whit em u s.
I'ay day would come nil Sttlurdav f ifty two w eek s Texas i "ii .1 in 1 tile ■r.tin p"|
to .
in (be y ear. Interest ch a rg e s could be figured h. an ..........
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ness
that
unv
.school
boy
would
titidt
rstand.
Indepemleni
c I t \ III :■
IfMoy talks hut It. neem* tluil
npeh fratu* liavuu't yet learind D ay would a lw a y s come on W ed n esd ay w h eth er we have t lu­
o U t i i n gunge.
nation's IniThda.v in Ihe month of " S o l" nr a little later m
il
Silt HA NIKI, Hall suy
the new J u ly . C h r is t mas, loo, would come on W ednesday, lllllt lark III Inml will lliakl- I"
t’other revolution Is about to
Iittiit ii»n ii r.-ulity snail’ ilav , \n
out in Mexico hut it is not am i schools could m a k e a rule of clo sin g the F r id a y before all mm will In i-iuiie vrgi 1.ii i "■
ju
st
as
easy
ns
easy
can
be.
I t 91 Felted to lutvt- uny muterial in lirrausi- tliu i-aitli ran ...... In
J ' flu^pce on Hcrnn.
A lto g e th e r it looks like an e n lit e lv .sensible thing, ib is mull" \ ugutalilu (ban aiiiiu.il I • t '♦
Ii
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We Il tokos 1..,1111.1OKI nri .
jWP loon I eviih-iii'ei. .if tiie recent work for the g re a te r effii iem v of opr yea r's calendar.
pi v bin lev I ni ( i real III il mu' ,
• to tfc have In-ell removed with tile do so nianv th in g s acco rd in g In the ca le n d a r, il would M-,.ni i nlli il ir lir .k-, l.lltia.IIIKI ;c i.
M&lt;j%ttion of tin- tutu awnings in to be high time to put il into bpiter shape,
vilii'VUI lb In -il pplv Fl mr i w
'frcy fio f the Citv Hall
J a n u a r y , F e b r u a r y . M a n h, A pril. May. Ju n e, Sol, July . IVI111*
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a n d bettor h o m e s, h a p p ie r an d
h e a lth ie r co n d itio n s, in d u stry an d
com m erce.
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I " '''i ■ 'I ininn' will l, ■ given an
ii11siiaI I n al next W e d n e s d a y eve
mug, „| x o', lock, wllcn M i s s ' M n r v

Miss A. Cl e ve l and, I*
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land find Kev.
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Inur'd;1'
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meet al
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( ensue t a k i n g m a Sun f o r d d u b
or Niiuduy School d i m s i nvn r i n b ly
reveals the city to lie eus mnpol ■11 ...

We d n e wl n y .
f n , (| violinist, will Kn ,
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Smif.pi&lt;| Hi gh Si Innil Audi |
H * DuHnse, tern-her o f a
Mrs, L. I ii ft
and
Mi
l or ni m
Sh«* will l&gt;(
■suited h v l nu n's d a s - of the F i r s t P r e s h y i |!&lt;..Mey o f &lt;‘l&gt;"lu"tn si.etit ||„. ,|av , Mi -, Madeline Ma •m. inanist.
in tin- ci ty W e d n e s d a y .
|
Miss Stiilrmfl ha- t&gt;&lt; , i, s t u d y i n g t e i m n t ' h u r d i Sundi.y School D e­
for tile past
in \ . w Y or k mid p a r t m e n t decided up a r ec en t S u n ­
I
.1. F*. i n v e n s of L y n c h b u r g , \ ' a . I Virginia arnl leaves attain in ( It- day to de t er mi ne how m a n y s t a t e s
w a s a m o n g t h e out of s t a t e a r ­ toiler to compl et e Ini s t u d i e s in a n r epr est titled in his cl ass.
I h e r e wer e 1 1 me n p r e s e n t , nz.d
r iva l s in S a n f o r d , We d ne s da y ,
j New ^ in k
Her p r o g r a m will in
I ' lu.lt* not only t in’ hea vi e r classics, the untinl is V, aled t h e y ct .me to
of
Mr. a n d Mr s II II I Vr y ami 1,111 11 " " ' " I t e r of light o p e r a t ic S a n f o r d from 27 s t a t e s . Fi ve
the I’i nu n present w e r e v is i t or s
op of A l b a n y , (in., a l l i e d m t h " " L•&gt; »!■oi - He r i c | i "i i i . lr(, a l so in
# t a l e s , m a k i ng :"2 s t a t e s r ep r e,t I ‘‘hah
ma ny of Mi- .,| ,| m a s t e r
1 ity W e. d n e s d a v a n d a r e pm
' nti'd mi tin
permanent
cl ass
tue.ee and l lie popula i bal lads.
!; t he \ tilde/.
and t he y
n p i i , tiled ns ituiv.y
It Hudson Burr ol I'allfilinssec, roll.
Mrs. A. C. Sloar., Mi &gt;s Man,,,|
S
t
at
e ftinlrnnd &lt; o mm i s s i o n e r , is
S w a n a n d H. ,1 Wi lson of Minim
I t DIK \ S B I H H C E F A L L S
w e r e a m o n g t h e v i si tor s m S „ n in the VLtV for a short t i m e a t t e n d
mtr to Jiy dnes s
f ol d W e d n e s d a y .
T O KY O,
Aug.
12.
f/Pi
A
•I Minton P l edge r , a p r o m i n e n t b r i d g e of Hie \ o | i r o m a c h i , one of
II. It V a u g h a n of A t l a n t a ar | rived liel e W e dn e s da y r., pen, I a a t t o r n e y of T a l l a h a s s e e a r r i v e d in Du- m a m t tun o og hf ai es of A ki t a ,
S a n f o r d W e d n e - d a v &gt;v, r ung for a m I go province, col laps ed
lute
I sin, 1 1 t i m e h e r e on hit sine.■Inn i -lay here on Inn m e \ e t el,l ay
l l n t l e e n liodies h av e
| I" cn lecnvi' tcd and all pci -olls ?■t ill
\\ It S t r i c k l a n d &lt;•( l am pa pent
■I H K entied v and I a in 11y of Mi
He I&gt;11- - 111C
t In- day her e Well .e rla i, | | in
ami i t i \ .-I I in Sa Ilford Wi dl i t sdax ,
' act ing h i i s i t u - s a n d i n i , p i t r i e d
cn i mil i' li&gt; point n i la hoi t her n
at t lie Valdez
part ol tie- t a le
^

Will MU I't
lock,
at
Hull
M. lln-dlst

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anil
\v»-&lt; , l l ' t
*'■**':, , t rIi- Chur ch
i tl"1’ liuri
' ii, will
. .ii i„,t,l
hold
Iff"' . and Inin heoil
i T t h r V o n i a n ’s Chib.

^ ' ’'jtr'ifSin!

L( Mi'"
•lock.
Jt*enue. at *
.,| to at t end.
, IP- l i r e
tlimdio

IfiHil" 11 ,( I lie I' H -1
ni , el with
Yin h w'1
\|, IIon \ die

fri.u-e 11

ru ii, ,t v , io l' "I t h r
„ || an • '
wit h
jlfW.irt en Mcllorn ill'
jTjjl
„k
t a n will
,1 II B r o o k ; ol St Align line
■I I Ne why peril Hi, i|a v Wed
llhr I bill I ti at ' h’&gt; o' | w a s lllliong the fill -1 Me -- visit'll . nr -da v at P a l t a k a . w h e r e lie Went |
1
a r r i v i n g ill t h e ci ty Wednes day
on business.
Itev. a n d Mr -. M or) liner (Hover
a n d t w o snuill so;, s, and the f o r m ­
e r ' s p a r e n t s , Mr. a n d .Mrs. Ms W.
( Ho v e r of P i t t s b u r g , ar e
pi ad
irig a s h o r t
time
at
ltavtona
Bench.

el A r r i v a l s

SEMINdl.K
pjv, hu k-opville; ('
[OrltMiln. I s l.avvr
jj, \|i . Mai v Med
, M. P o p e
ol
M' 'fit ifono t
1'mIIc Ml
It. 11 v f e e ,
\\ Wiry,Hid, Cfncll
A l a . w a s l y r i s t . r e d at tin k ' a l d . /
I y,iinii. I .inipa , P 111 W e d n e s d a y , while m the iity on
|Urd
Ii r
Mayer, l.lisine-s,
fti.irlr • '
M' t a r t y ,
| j j l " "i e M l a i i l a ; 1 I eon It I’lira d m r of 11, ala mol
iPIfJt'.r
I i ll aha s - e e, | oil'll to S a n f o r d Wcdm-sd y and
vhir. I’l-da. t . e o i p e - p i n t t h e d a y fieri- iittemlmi; to
tfjl I'a11m l&gt;. a. h.
tiusini'Ss.

DNTF.ZI M \
I ( leorKe W . ( i r uv of W - ; 1 Pal m
an. I'ltns a ! Il ■; I*. M , | Bcaclic Spt r.l t h e day here Wed
(i.'Ot pe Nickl es, nes . l a y t i a n s a . t n u r business.
Y S I level uni, T n r | i on
i veteveland, T a r p o n
M r ii nil Mrs, M. VY (Hover of
|fcv lliirr,
T a r | n i n P i t t s b u r g , I’a., a r e visi ting tiieir
son a n d wife, ICev. and Mis, Mor
iC. W a g . i s s i i n
l Kants' K i s s i mme e ; t i m e r (Hover.
•r. Pity i mia B e n c h ; i
B, Jink-.an d i e ; Mrs.*
Mr. a n d Mrs. W a l l e r H a nd alt I
ilii'.tn; .Mis- K llent | Miss M a ri on llnf.d h ave r e t u r n ed
Gieri;.' Watson, St. i h om e f r o m N n r t b C a r o l i n a wher e
piaiiii, Atlanta.
j t h e y .spent s e v e r a l wee ks .
iFAl.hi:/
J
Mr. a n d Mr s. iticliard Br own
l.vrn lileuir, V a . ; l a n d s m a l l son, h a v e r e t u r n e d liotne
|fcn, Kndt.oit; T. S. f r o m D a y t o n a Beach w h e r e tin
f r, ,| - Waist lit), ^h'erit s e ve r al wyeka
Lhiu!’. \t.icon, ( in ;
.Miss C i i r m e t a l li ir h.i a nd Mi-s
If M P, ill ni c e, I'I.
F.i-i'ii1 r. v , T a m p a , ‘E m i l y Bailey left T u e s d a y a f t e r
Ciutl'ti
Cove
SpitJJpi'
lAlii.mv. i ,n , Mrs, H hrtnn f u r
"to \ lliiiny. t i n . ; , w h e r e t hey wil visit fi l ends for a

I'lie a p p oi n t i u e nt of an n s - i s l a n t
count V till I se will he , oii-idel e,|
at I III I'l'irnl r meet nil- of I he
Seniirinle Coiintv W e l f a r e
Board
next Monday a ft ermi ion T h e b oa r d
u til pt nliahl V m a k e a r n omnii'iula
Inin on t he a p p o i n t m e n t to the
i it y ( ■fnnnii--u&gt;ii
\ pin u Ini . been , ; olved
t .
de n ; n a l e Hie count v m u e a - I In
■u | i e r \ i s i n i r n u r s e, and t he
,||\
u u i - e to be e m p l oy e d a a s s i s t a n t
-■itpei vi si ng n u r s e
T h e fall p i o K i a m ol 'tie enimly
hea l t h n u r s e ' s o f f u e will tie d i i u - - e d a n d a r r a n g e d at t hi s meet
mg
T O O I.ATI-: T O CL A KS I K Y
L O S T : N e a r f i e i g h t d e pot . 1 ke ;
chain with f o u r keys. R e w a r d if
r e t u r n e d tu H. T, l loos er , F r e i g h t
Office.
F O R R E A L H a m b u r g e r s a nd
w i dl es, c o m e to 1lie (it'een l.igb*
i t .‘IIM 1 2 S a n f o r d Ave.,
II. B
Bill k Co.

A \
S pi nk le r , 1 Mr, nml Mrs, M, \ \ ’, ( . l o v e r of
'T Mil' ll. L ak e l a n d ; ' P i t t s b u r g . P a , a r e vi-.it m g t h e i r
ni1 t ' l . i h ' a , W It, ! son a;. I wile, Key. and Mr;. Mor
fTimi'a. MI
\ . C. I t i III.I ( i Invel .
i 'h- Marion S wi i 11, f
Kill- N Miami; ,1. H. I
Mrs. e. A. R n u h ' t - o n n .peruling
Auirn-tia.
(I. Ken I t hi s week ill Oviedo IIS I lie glie -t
'h- 'll.m u ; K . Il m l - j of fr i e nds.
Uah..- , , ,| | | jntiin !
I»k--i i , t p, l-'aiui- .
Miss F i m a
MePliait
r et t ir ne d
l r - dm|
h o m e T h u r s d i i v f rom A t l a n t a , (la .
fall
|Pi*‘ 'l.i11, v,. a nd mi i i , w h e r e die h a - bci n b u v i n g
:
mi III net v f or S p e e r ; id Son
Ii-. M. W.
i u Bench
t vlii !• ri|,
M&gt;em
Farr., r i 1 1" i m
home
,
11 .ini Culm,
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of Nat i ons , l.t I r e al i e - , four of
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elude t hat of April 21 l " f this year
nt ■' a m . .toe Laud, p r of e s s i ona l . ! wlm Ii cimsed a - h r a - mis tihlv lie
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Mtoon Were t ot a l l e d tor ei ehl lot-*. • Tl mil........it at tie [date. Jinn/.
ach (lave up three Inters mi hall , f f ' i m l . d lo Wil mi
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lUt Wilson funned i\ lo In op 1 I wn Ini , one rir... one i n m
Stia p o n e n t ’s two.
I Ih a h \ Cfii... led to
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S o n i*_Both Sanford ami Ihe
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mel' d l» u e l d . Hum
i nc h d to hit. , &lt; e m r tut into
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m a d e one error dm m e Ihe earn.
I t C Mnd each flcured piomiiienl ly in i dmddi play . I m t'inir Ft i due al
it) srori nK.
Crowe’; r n n i 1 in ih, t h u d and In a lie t I'l 111 i| a I fit '.
I wo hit . no tine , no • r iot .
r a t i n n i n c was t espoivfldw lor
'i' 1'oiid l'.. m m ; , t t ' l l ei l l y walked.
f eio initial run of the (;atne while
1 liiilm ", lam ted a fly to Wil .on
Boi
Bouza'n
mi-.plny in the fatal e\
th cosl hi *t team I lie hat .1 lonulil yylm dmihind I l ' C r i l U at In I
doll i*-1no f i n d lo I tn mas.
rf V 4
No Ini s, no runs, no i 11 m ».
j L F rtW otiC disputes with the um
Myers p rounded to Inn I, I tun
'te a marccd It (rattle that Would
,?* otherwise heen a fast and bar intH'd to left, Hailev -ini;ppy t'xhihition. Umpin* Moore, led Io center, Ittinhar look thud,
ilinhar a n d
Hailey
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Injurerl Tuesday, was hack III |niUi
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( ■ *»h dnty.
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ifulscd wrist in Tuesday's (jainr | eoiTild on W 11 o n ’-, or ndlninr t -,
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necessitated his nd it emi ni
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d led
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it The Palms tallied first ill Ihe pill Ill'll hall,
Opcnitiif inninc mi sinirh-s !■&gt; ( a , Itmi/ a
I 111 1 , lul . I '.y,. inn , 11•i i i i . i l
Hares atal (iramlio and an m r,,r l,\
II ml i run. ■: &gt; put • eon yy. ■11, ■■■I
•Crowe, when he let Hailey - i hi oW
t a- a 1 1- ■;o i 1 1n i'il h t in to I'l'mul,
|(ot «way from him.
' tJ jh-Tht* locals forced ahead in I heir • it and I, i me led In tic ht Spi n
half of the Heeoml when lliinhai IP mi look thi r d an d (itti mlio . i r
}&lt;■' Ii *nd Bailey singled, and worked a I oml no t he I hi 11w m. Hot It a oi
.beautiful double steal oT hoiue anil , eil mi W' lekam' , Inirle to left lie
liecoikl, liuily seaiiiperiuc home a l i n k I Inn) i v, Dorn it’s a m e l e to
I inrun " a
mil ideal in it
(few necontls Inter on Wilson's one I rnti' i
eeoinl llmi/.i t a n n e d
4»Iy ihot to the center vatilen.
F o r t Mvi th again fn«»k f In* li-ad • Tli i *&lt; hit . t yyo run- . no eri'in *
Duma-, walked, he tool............ ml
n thn firiitf uf tla* lhn&lt;| imiing tui
boatrf bn halls to SpurcriiN, Ca.* as &lt; lu.lney tm sed t ’loWe mil at
I'niiled to
Ibm/a
m ab ta i f k #, (1 rnritltos snnrle lo first. My i ' ii
iffht field, and
W ickam's
lone D u n h a r skied to left.
No Inis, no i nns, r.o e r r o r s .
iMffle to left field.
F o u r t h Hinirif: O' l tei ll y honin'
W ith ,onii down in Hie '-.eventh
tinlrurf Beasley dotihleil down the a hit over |* i ndue' ; head. I Inin
eft field lino and scored mi i ris •'ey s a i i i l n a d him to .second. O'
le’a Hnor U&gt;: rijrht. ltnmas hit t.. Reilly dole Ihinl, d o h n st o n wall,
s c o a d 'a n d Rout a let the throw ed. Spurtrentl fnv.ned. ( ' as t t i e s hit
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JRfot away from him, [M*rmitiinc the al a hit'll hall fin Ins I hi nl si like.
O n e lid. no r u n s , no e r r o r
**1 (fldbt Baitford rhortslnp to tally
tn
Hailey fill'd to left, .Mleti walk
e winnittR m a r k e r .
ed, Wilson pnppTal lo Hmi/.a. lie:.;
F r i a b l e led t h e locals a t hat yy
•WO si tty lt‘M in f o u r t r i e s . Ilemdey lev ('l minded to Hnn/il.
Mn lilts, no i .............. rri' ni .
imunhad 'tiiit t h e Ottlv e x t r a Im'se
( h i t of t h e ( rame w h e n he d nu h l nl
F i f t h itmir.(r: Ora t i di n popped
I ||to l e f t in t h e s e v e n t h i nni ng.
In Mien, VYickam lined to Duma ,
ritrht,
Hmi/.a
1 ,, P o r a i t ,
third-sucker
of
the Doran sinpl ed to
, P a l m s , wi t h t h r e e s a f e
wall ops, forced Duran ul serotnl.
One lul, no runs, no eiTois,
' mnd (Jrntidio, v i s i t i n g r i if ht f ie l de r,
•Nvitb t wo si ngl es, w e r e t h e c a p
l‘' n s h i e iriotimli'd to t h u d On
f
i IMJna of the Fort M y e r s a r t i l l e r y , nut- walked, t ' r o w e e i o i i r . ' h d mil
i brj
f o r m e r al so plnyud tt r e m a r k
lo I Iiii'il.
D uma s
limit
st ennd.
u | i p W c frame at t h e hot c o r n e r nmk
Myers [inped to cent er.
E&gt; f | u '"rift a nttniher of h a r d st n&gt;ps ami
N o h i t tm i uns, no ei rm s.
1 ' h l c o t hr ow s .
S i x t h m i m i c : O'Reillv tin &lt;I * •
. ;[ j || D u n n i s and Dunbar emit limed I D uma s , f h a m e y fouled lo Mien,
N v H O N M. I M. l 1
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, a U .rf-bclr ^mpr ei r ni dde defniise o f tin ■Iolilislmi rin d Io Hensley .
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S A R A S O T A , Ana. 12. i/|*t Tin*
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. m e s filed to left, In'-I (rutile uf 11 ilouhle hi nder here Host mi
II
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1 (' ( i t a udi o popped lo Alh'ii.
II Ul
tn.lii v was .'itlli'il end of I lie ih in l I'hiludelphia
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1 11 u la It 1
No hit;,, no r u n . , no e r r o r s .
nccnuni o f rum uud Sarasota took
:i D 1 a 1 it
Wilson pupped to S h o r t , Iteiedev I tin croud front Orlando, 1 1 ,, 0
\ MKRK AN | K \ ( . | f,
:t tl 11 tt &gt;1 (i doubled to lelt
, ; 11
He *cnrei| when D R I . A N l t n
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:i 1 (1 11 n 11 Ini' took a i iiinl mi a pa- .Al hall Tinker, 21.
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a H 2 1 m t J HotliUi, Mild l'*r Isi ue scored when A lu aiiDi, 1h
p D (1 7 11 II
ftJSANFOIth
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t t Bea sl c y, r f
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II 1throw.
I'rnyie popped to Short, Wells, e
D 1) 4 n n'
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T .jFrl o’jle, ss
1 1
O 1 D Dunum war out s h a l i n c second.
Hardy, rf
:t 0 II n 0 ni
if
j . Dumna, &lt;f
D | a u 1)
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T wo lilts, t wo r uns, otle error,
h.lmsoii, 1 f
D II a n 11
»* 11 II D 1
* '[Crowe, :u&gt;
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1
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I'ornhy. p
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IV 1«; ''Myetrs, 2h
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to
• "j UDunhar, |f
•i 1 J a 11 &lt;&gt;l t i(rht, If ou/.a f i lm e d , O ' l b illy
0 21
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One hit, no runs, mt erroi s
1 hoi ne, ah
3 n 1 tl I nl
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Myers Minified to etui tor. Dun- Tttrni-r, 21. f D II 1 &lt;2 ti
liar hit to third.
Out at lirsl, \ r mst rung, Ih
Will jinictlce in all the eeurt*
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TVJiMm A..
37 4 K
7 l Hailey hit it sm r i f i c e fly to rurht Bugan, IT
:i (1 1) &lt;1 D II i Exuitutintiiui of Abstracts c i Land
12«
,,1,b •'! Myers look third after the lalclt, Denton, rf
:i II 1) i II 0 j 'I ities given especial attention
' U M M d t o ...... - ......... t m o i i o o 2i&gt; x
.I Allen funk'll to the catcher.
Manilsh, ef
:t II 1 i II III
d i ' T w o base hit, Beasley. Sacrifice
Due hit, no runs, no er rmHoriiti k, f.s
D tl 1 ■1 0 1
Offices in Court Ilousa
I Crowe ( 2 ). Dunbar. Hailev. &lt; »
Ninth inni:.c t'hancey ciotunl
'L 1N'liald, e
1 1 1 tl 11
1 SS” *' Chantey. Stolen lutse. Dun. ed tn third. ,1olitf. lot) folded to III ow er, p
0 II 1 1 .&gt; 0
n o t h i : t int e i i i i . i c c r u i v
W r , Bailey, Frishie. O’Reilly. Dim A Hen u ho made a tin e i all'll.
■h i 111. 1 *1111 : 11.1
play, Wilson to Hailey. Dorati Spnrceon f till mil.
Total*
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1 , » IS 7 II
W Bouxa. Left on Imse, S un f o n l
(till A NDO
No hits, tm urns, no mi,,,
mid (Kin a it 1***1" i l t T i i c v r tic n i t ix 1 1 m , , . .
2 i " L Myers 7. Base mi Imlh., o f f
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July
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(Seven inning* by a gr e em en t )
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Iwo base hit. IVtrie. McDonald. AlexuinU*r
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W t by pitcher, Spurjremi ( Al l en ), FT. MYKItK
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Ilghtninif displays,
The clalon over Young Sharkey, Duyen.
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( oinpany building large ware house,
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i SpnUflupd )»Uadi ly,
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port, ionm (bj. _
-m Ktchuixi Street, ’
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L A K E L A N D. Aitg 12. (/1*i
\fVMI’A. Aug. 12. I/F&gt;- llrndenvon tin* final I'mnr nf t h e j t e r t yi ng the score in tin* eighth
I’rnni Tarii|in today, hitting inning', Bryan's single srured tin*
Dnzzv Viinc r T o u c h e d For 12 H a r ris n ie n T a k e F ir s t G a m e
K
i
and
Cr a ig
opportunely, winning i mi in tlie * 'ilia intiiug
Ity .VI Score A nd E x t e n d
H its llul H e k e e p s T h e m
I " ■i had mi’it on liases in every ;tinl thi' Saint look the final game
Second To E le v e n I n n in g s n ■g except till* ei g h t h, lit S m o k ­ from tin* 11ighhmders, '■&lt; to I, and
Well Sei*,'le:*ed; Ilallx In
W hen T a le H i t s H o m e R u n
Kit:htIi N e ts F o u r Tallies
ing left s t ra nd d on the I In*
i
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MW
Y n l t K , Mig.
12 t / n Ii: MM' \ Tl IN’ Alt It II m A E „ h,
,
William I I iMi ii a n d Wi l l i a m M
•&gt;
1 -• 11 " Doyle
.
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have
p la c e d
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n o j Itn h.i i ii and It Norris William ,
o j ■ a i"n■11 ilmihh chum 1111 ins, tn a
nm-i.- -i,
C h ic a g o D e f e a ts New York, !( 'lex e la n d \ r e W e a k e n s
In
O 0 , | , i| i.I 111 t , , the I.'■'I* fur till" I lav
III y a ii If
k n o c k in g K ing F ro m Mill:
I21h And A llows 5 R u n s ; n
I O 0 A n ' i i ' . Ill
&lt; ,|i
a m eh i t lollH aines
S h u to u t
Host on
Titters Win F r o m S i. L o u is r
Itloc I,. I
R i Im i d . and Wl
W i l l i a m s won tin
I .a nni ne
in I t \yo n m l - lies o f t h e tutirn..
W \ S J11 '.I. m s . A lie. 12. f,i *1
lilli n ih I, Y
A ii*:. 12. id ’■
| m e n t hut y i - t e l d a y
the
si ngl es
II II . Total
I
Finn tin it; 1hi' riglllh dining off Home Idem all till | ■la ■I''■t II1•111 We d
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I'O \ K l t a l . m c t h e thi r d a n d final con
2
W cdtn-iluy gave Brooklyn ji I I" Ii a e " e l e ad m e New York Vatlke *I
I
Huekle.y
. as
2 7 I | t i - ! . d 2. h I, 17 Id, t h e lust , set I NKW Yn|{K
AH It II I’O A K
2 victory
over
Fill shurgh, ihe a el hark, Ink i n e hotli e a i n e s of
Auk.
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(rami '-. | i . i / / y Vnnee who slurl
, lo I
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ill special iv^.,,,
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eil t"t (tf oklyn, ttllimed 12 hit , m n r , d a l e lueakintr H up with a
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ley held i ill *■11 ., ^,|j
1,1"" ,’:,1 ’■ •»*'. -Inhn on, I’ie l.ley. I
Nalit.ual Leactte
lie -day ami i ■m d I he ■,■Mes yy il Ii 'I it.
'ton
ii(»2 nnn :;nu
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hy yyiuiimc the I mir lh
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Set oml (..tine
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base hit, S tanl on, Kiln dl, le N|.,|i M II I e. lofiTi -mi, Ml. n. Kl 1
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j
The ai'tn ■ nf (lit
;n I tt n e, Whit man,
N''"' M-rk.
filled and I l.i I (*I a ye l"ll"Wed \y IM■ ' a w Mai, 'mi mi I mil mi
Rave- I lie yyay* fur ;
I alltU'f, I .o|n /, Dtuihle pin v Drneles 2. Double play, I Irneb
I In 1
Mirk, Binkley to Kllam; Doyle,
1n |'*&gt; . Iw"
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a eireutl nt,i h into I lie hleai In i , V. .• h
: mil let I" 11 &lt;niniiltj i
no i ...... unit ni
1'“'k to Lope/.. Kurt / to De
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Willey.
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j denyiliir I In.'lHi- till
to
Wltil
man,
Richardson
to
ll.e l ei te
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I he e\ i tit h
lev t" Kllam: l.antiitii: t.. .lohtt,
Till ala y
rhetc m )
■''. .bihtisou to Klliott In Car
an I ' olliti . t i ■-yy«11 r and I ..le.
l"n• ,'| t "U ha a ■, Si.
I’i Ii i hurt;, Hi ailetil mi ,,| l.akeland
S e m e I■y ituimlr'1'
I sit ion id I ti iiiRsey'ivJ
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flick
mil,
hy
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hy
I
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Cineinnati tut.• SL’ti t:oo 21 H&lt;
11 1,1 Ii hy Heel 2; lliisc on balls. S; Lakeland III; Base mi hall, o lf M. R e t e r s h m c at. Saia.mta.
Nlianle Weakens \ m | I rilte Loses j
S l u n k mil l ol l Myers
at
Orlando. (dll. .11ih.*, .1 1‘lieliiH,J
I 'h i lad phi.i ttl I nisi n m
; m
; I
■ ll iiton ii, o f f Reel 2; of f Kurtz I.atinmc ..; Willey I,
i l . l . \ I I AND, A mr 12
i/Id
:tl
Hatlein
May- an d l l i i r ct a y e ,
I lie lli'ense coiiuiilUal
atiipit.
•id
nit Hatton a in d inninc-s I.y I■aimmc L K t np i n Katn- and »SA X FORI&gt;
pit. Innc
brilliantly
for ,
_
IVllii'", Mlteln ll. J’ietTe, Will"U('h I A ftm
! met t. with On- cnmti
’ ........ when relieved m lilli); Mnkl e . I itne 2 h o u r .
ly, k n i t ' h t , Kal i a n d Willson, Hen | 12 .....m e , Nliaille yvenkened aftei 1 1 h u r t / "i in
' il' irtnintrs. W'inninc
I .like Wnrlli llnl- ret ei veil, u for
I)i nip
I yvu ...............1 m ilii- th i it emit It and t
x\HIt T«|
line.
Ha mm. Losing
ptteln i
llnllyyvood &lt; |.d(i,min ,„.a. | I.Mly ..........'in Don o f -1011,1100 cal lon wu| . I pen red I,.-lore Ihe
1'In* .il". ' ore-1 live ril it; w i n n i n i r i |
Left
on
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I
er lank tor inly.
| and iltspl. \ . M Hu* coat
n • (a 1 1ml i he r al l y 1 |
linn; l\ um kill (till ol Box
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In
d'"ih!i d,
v u ii t*.
v. lull
I," . ' I I he L.I I Ml III 11C Hid I III .
I
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L'" del*. Old fie New 7 ,.i I l.iai.l
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W' due d t v, II In I
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h. n nine
t he y I. i or . lour i on- III I lie Iout t II
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lilt lilli ..................... ............ and W y al
\ e ,y \ " f k milt lilt I nun
l
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Hill'll and
Hartnell.
l u p ' i - Him. h Hits l o Win
( ioii.'.'ilc/,j Ritur, R^iVu and S n y d e r , 1 SI Mil IS, \ u K 12 &lt;Hi Ihe
McMillillt,
De'rott I i c e i bunebed Mine dai
hi, ■ and I yvn inirle- III the I...ii th
ILiiues IMit il k/s Huston
Mn- .-!| I mils Brown WI dill .lay,
BOSTON,
A UK- 12. * l/Ri .less "‘""'I' Mr Mir, e rim and w.m 11 ,. iii
Unities littched his see,mil shill old 1 •" 1 W lid pitch and a In
of I lie ca am a ca m s t Itoslmi and 1,1 1'J1 ' iiuune 1 nut 11 hu[ni| 1,
Ihe Hriive ended llieir
urreiil ’ e lilt
S. ,a hi limine '
home stav hy &gt;lr,&gt;p|nnc a 2 lo II
mil :i 11 &gt; min |
Caine lo S(. I,nil!' .
Untiles held Dili, at
I .„ii
n|n mill Him 1
I he Warriors lo I iv,e hits. 11j 111iii nl SI
Hatli in
(iib.sim and Mai m;
lie Id II1C stayed off St Loin runs
until the eicl'Mi when ■uncle.. I.y Z.n h a n . Rallmi and
hunc
Hotloirdev ■■11*I Itoiitliit
In..]., up
the entile,
S e m e by innilies:
S t . I.mn mm nmi n:'il ' 12 u
Host on
mm 1itui nnn 11 ;, 11
1 K M. 1 1
Italteries ILimes and I IT a r r . l l , I'd, Mvet's
2ii l&gt;
Werfz, Hearn and Snliiu r
SANFORD
17 H‘
■si;
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1 - . if)J
( (l litlnh 1
I .akeland
1.
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Sane.da
la 1
IBP
Hi ni lent 1hi
1 ’, Hi
uni
S i. Helei hure
1 : iu
mm;

ii.

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VCTlih Iinline hull inn rally I. V 111!'
cals enabled Sanford to take the
ibbcr Kami* of the .‘■cries from
Kf.rst muitic t .y a ie
— -Tort Myers yesterday .............. .. &lt;.ver ..... I. (,t in.li heal
h y the score of ? I.. .’I.
1l.iini. All. n threw wildly

mulnitH.

ROBINS DEFEAT SENATORS WIN

SANFORD GROVE
“Am id Majestic

Foresight Means
Profits

Club Standings

GULLS CAPTURE
TIGHT CONTEST
FROM ORLANDO

I o those who Ix'Iirvo in the future of Sanford

and who have studied ihe growth ol the cily
for the past live

t

y^ ars

there is offered in San­

ford Grove opportunities for investment with
secure and profitable return.

ill

I lomesites as desirable as any in the cily, im­
mediately in the path of the city s growth are
available at reasonable prices and at
terms.

J. G. SHARON

if.wiaJSri;,

easy

r-

Investigate Today!t

SANFORD GROVE, Inc.

IGHT RESULTS

S It 47

V‘i, Tj *

E. C. MILLER, Pres.
First National Hank ItlJg.

*v.

Phone 249

afiin!raiitfi!fiSniIJE fP Jijip r.ira n n n ifM a p a g

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it

ji.jretSS,:«ra3k

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l, THURSDAY. AUGUST 12,*1926

SANFORD

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A utom obiles

for

nl i)y N&lt;’r 1,1,1

AD. BATES

M A IN E—
bentincl.

IcuH in Adwmre

ften'

|1H

Business S e iv ie e O ffered
----— — -Morning S A N K !U t i l K D O e l N r ; CO
Tile
of Mam* I m . f s , l,Ui)t Up roofs f l o - r o o f i n .

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- ---------'•OR S A L E - S p a c a on the
patf.,

fur p a ) " " ' " 1,or p | Hr a line
Sr a l i n e
7r n l i ne

|t„ on ...... .
rati&gt;« nrp

l I tousnmls

W H K K I F S S c. ,, . I o i l
‘S er vice i l i at l e i k e . f i i e m l s ’’

for
classified
a d v e r t i s c m e n U I K1S|&lt; TI It K S
•Vhy n o t r e n t t h o s e m e a n t r o o m s
&lt;r s e l l t h a t s e c o n d - h a n d i roodsT

..

| , of nveriiKi! U'nift”
JhiTje of

losing -

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f(’r

1
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KOR S A L E
condition.

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atn r . e n lade • a n dh p ech

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''Til'1 It e vul l S t o r e "

i

t r r f»r ^ 'I r^ in e n t
■Rie off....
l"‘

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DOUCE

Soda

I Moirc w m \ \

I I K o l T I I KS

will

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|t» mak.

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will

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t u should r iv e t h r ir

ipusiof I in* mh lr m s «e
Vir phone number if
result''. Alimit «*ne
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tliioiMriiil has

liot S a n d w ic h e s

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not

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land I1oi i i h II, \[ ,ri ' . &gt;1no,

mtil

, Jrttit i111 '■i mt K -n il

Itjtti Ti-1 'idmite o f f SCI
tf'.vuul
unties | &gt;f s*ale.
If Alt K\ C11 ANCE
( park t n d s e c o n d
lfAVSI.I A. M a n a g e r
LAC O A K L AN D
3N7 I A'
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its ati.l i f ,1 II , III TT ucl.ilil 2nd '■ IMioiie tl.
NICH1 m . i O v e r la n d
1. Motor ' • , I’a r k a m 1

FAM/INC WORKS
II C(J( il i i LA It T I R E S
a. Hut l e riefl.
Iters C|ei■land St s

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DI E "I I t roy, E S S E X
INC
203 Oak Axe.
Lkt'tlr 11

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PERKINS,

25- —Florlslr*.

'STIiblowers
« ' AI!T }for
" *all ona smn *.

l.'.vr , „ „ (.To K t o l e

110 1 ,r 1 's t r p t t -

Services

co.

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1
no [ u - [ i T T \ t MI Ro R KA t l i t '
i luu|
t h e duiek , lianee Rhota.
1K2-.I f or appoi nt m e at
Dt AA E
Me. Dtoiifttll. 1st Nat. Rank Rid;?.

S. J. NIX
A t to r n e y and Counsellor a t Law
:tt)i&gt; E a s t F i r s t S t r e e t .

.

WANTED

C .....I t o o k

Apply

at

time In 7UK Oak Ave.

A ‘ O i l M HI A I U C Y C L E

Cm

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:

: im hiperty w i t
"I III I i &gt;T K I N C "
L ii * N o oiial Hank Hide
h u t

N () T I C E.
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AII pet -oris

Huy

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i

| With Haynes *11 Ratliff. Rhone »•»&lt;&gt;I Co IIH Ralmett.i Ave.
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A m ende*

! _________ _ _______ _______________
SEM INOLE EMPLOYMENT

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custom (
A u g u s t Pth.

HUREAU
liU4 N o r t h P a r k Ave.
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P ets.

au t o
u i l c s n n n , n p p l v in person to L
IL May, Mi l ler O. Philipps
Inc,
Dodge B r o t h e r s ' Dealers, Sanford.
Flu.

WANTED - 2

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ex[icriem fd

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garage.

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CI* FATHER

Phone £71 -J. « Wocdworth

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We n irry it full line. G«i.«Vtrr \ .
p.ices he/nre you buy
I.d us re{fiiir your Urea '
Rond SiTvire

I’h o p e ^ M J -

3M K. 2nd St.

O

any

PARK APARTMENTS-i
Corner Park Axe. and t&gt;Blr»l Sfc .

i or

Eleiiant ly

Furnished

li-tiriR or \ i.Iuu ' La,Mi n]i(irtniciit &gt;onsista of
lun ld file t la r

I,. ,m. full si/.e lied room, tlrcai&lt;in0

... hi n ot h foil -Hi- M u r p h y bed, ,
I tel I. ■■&lt; I.n&lt; *, , kit. hen a m | Lath. El e ct r i - ^
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TIRES AND TUBE
PRICES CUT TO

N E W l&gt; m o m lion-e xx dli hat h, oak
d ou bl e Hours, l u e a k f a t m&gt;"l ,
f i re pl a c e , ti l a t g e closet'., g n n m
i E U R N 1 S 1 1 E D . - (i room
Stut'&lt;&lt;*' All ver y m o d e r n for $*i.b(Hl. Small
Hungalovx". D ea n Herg Eo rp oi n r a a h i myi nenta. Owner , Tel. R-*7 L \ 1 . L
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j &gt;ho[ui
! S P A N I S H H O M E Fully f urni s h
i ed, fl r ooms, F n g i d a i i e , double S t i v e
F O R R E N T : — Polly Ann ** room
j (luHl. |ilt. A valuahle
ho u s e f u r n i s h e d S e p t e m b e r “ " ' " p r o p e r l y I ' r i . e $11,dim. Hurt Ntt
Oc t o b e r,
Daytona
Heiifh.
r*t;7 V i r a l Nat.o-ial Hank Hldg
R. O. H„x 17rt, Sim- I ,,hn|Ut
Rhone (171
ford.
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t; r o o m h o u s e
K- l — H o u s e s
F o r Sale
N e a r Elder Sjirings
'it a c re lot
RARE BARGAIN. New fi rot mi
$::btUMtt). Ea v t e r m s
house , b a t h , f ire- place g a r a g e .
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Accident!
l e w of o u r n e w s p a p e r s
fail to c a rry sim ila r h e a d . lines a lm o s t d a ily .
O u r a c c id e n t p o lic ie s will
not p r e v e n t n o r le s s e n
s u c h o c c u rre n c e s , b u t th e y
will p ro v id e fin an cial aid
to lo v e d o n e s in tim e of
n e e d a n d d istress.
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F U R N I S H E D A p i u l m e n t . ptivide
Rhom 7 11!
e n t r a n c e a n d b at h . 1112b Elm

Xs ((I»-J LEDGER - | FOR S A L E :—One f e m a l e .
I W A N T E D A T O N C E - Sales girls.
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have the large*!
montha tiltl auble and silver
r
« . ' \ £ J ? s r N « f : si £ "
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SI "' t'it , \ a t t " o u l L a n k HuildoiR
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beach,
reasonable
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|.,u r.11x 1 7C.
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hi a l i c Ave,, D a y t m i a Reach, I la
.Si'.iinu.oo
I
Mrs. O. E. Mt'Cuc, P r o p a n d Mgt
T e r m s a r r a n g e d to ai d [uiriTn set |
Rhone rdl7M.-3
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5 ROOM I’. E N C ALOW
aparlm etil
L au r el Ave

of

1d IDrd on Monday,

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Met'ALL &amp; FOX. Heal e s t a t e ill1 v.‘-(meiits. Rest b u y s a r e i n n u n t f ,
our le-l iiir s lMa.ne 7 15.

RAI L H A R D W A R E

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Hill lie submitted ’&gt;• 'h

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Frill Mood, I ' ed ig r ce
S t or k, for Sale.
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77— H o u s e s f o r U e n l

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b ' OR D S O N
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Typewriters a n d A d d i n g Machine*. AVAM ED Ma n wi t h e a r to sell
Dial Higgins, Inc.
R A U L II. N I X.
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c a r a c e

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R E E K R I R D HE AI IT A' S HO P ,
— -—
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'
c e m e n t w o r k , s i d e wa l ks , b u i l d ­
ing blocks, i r r i g a t i o n boxes. J. It !12— H e lp W t i n t e d — Fomiile
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Union.

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We c ur ry a full line
Our prices a r e riirht.
Cash ot
t e rms . We wa nt your business

!,1" ,"lct Avenue.

ii - xv

aid

afternoon

nal Herald, U uv cr oss, CIcorRia.

S!)— Booms F or IlouseUccpiiu*

Haberdasher

S a n f o r d M o v e &amp; b ( i r n i t u r e Co.
321 K. b i r s t S t r e e t

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Rhone 7H1.

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2,1,1
s - ml oid Ave.

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Also « llrape
b.ast HMh St.

R A N E Y ’S DRUE, S T O K E — P r e ­
scriptions, Drop's, Sudu. Wc are 2 7 — t ' n i f e s s i m m t
is near you as your phone,

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Wo r k ! « 7 — ItlMUUM W i t h I t t m r d .
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I. A E R I E A A" E N E E
W a t e r and Huat T a n k s .
At Oak
I "re , ,
u \ n t t ;d
2 pm r a p e s
topet her
ltctlVfi a 1 11 Ii nml 12 111 St i »-«( s
Avenue .and T h i r d S tr e et ,
Tele- \ Il el v fu m Isi led room next
to
liuii:
.ill -leeppi'i: t ooin 1lil
mar'
phone 111.
M I L L E R O, F H I L I I ’S, l,uh.iIh, i e a s u p eh l e weeklv ralt&gt; to
Notilv Ceoii 'e Mootndian &gt;11 Elm
S 1 min nu
one o r i n, , e e td l e m e n, HUH L n u n I
I Ave
A venue.
RAI.MKT T o W E N E E
j H O D O I N S &amp; i OV ' .N Ad*., A m
[let il i ell lx a 11. nil ,1 I Tanl. hr. S t l e , '
E l m Ave. a n d Eitli S t r e e t .
R a d i a t o r a n d : la
hli'tal work.
ROOMS, until o r w it hout
me al s . • U anted to lea e n cun I si/..- I
5i’.x 12'.*
I IMain an.I o r a a m e t d ahe et m « &gt; !
Rea^ ui a l i l e r at e s , l . imo l n Hotel.
apai t ment lioa'-e a l -o -u.aie uAi.ul
S2 f.UU.mt
I Work.
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R H O N E :t
; Avenue
(is— l i o n m s W i t h o u t .H oard.
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I NCH I AN|i S I R F E l
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It. hi.'i n blip ami I* im i ' l l Ai *'*
FI ’ R NT SI I If i&gt; rooms for r ent , suit
Il lot 5l, , 1.7 l f .n 11
2(1— l i cit l irtR a n t ' ' ’l u m l i l n w
aide for two, 1 III E. 3rd St
Sant'oi T Air.,
s. '.mi" m&gt; via k
Rhone 2-7 1 It.
i rodiii and
5— S e r v i c e S l a l i o n s — lie p a i r [
1lei'pITUT pul ell
I l l C I I I . AND S T R E E T
In g
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i oiiil'nj uihli
h edi oom,
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next to hath, l e d u a t i i . Til Map.
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;; |ot 5 1x1 51 ea. h
fil'd lunam
i ati Ie a word, min India.
M O D E I, T R I M CC
e •
jt'J.ntiiMHi e a . h
V7e t r i m the e a r , n o t t i " 1 o w n e r . ’ m m in '.Me ea 'll wi t h order.
I eilar Aie. ami 2nd St
Rhone KI7 Tor e s t i m a t e s .
b'Olt K E N T T w o liedrooms. m u ,
I Rooms a lid It.it n
i DE AN I' I !(C EOl.’ I’OlLATTON
m od e rn home.
liaitiue a va l1 1
R. W. R A D F O R D
Ri lee $l7Mluu T i i m&gt;
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b'u t Nat i onal Hank Hide
ai d e
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Rhone 7 IT
scene of
st upendous develop- AUTOMOfSILF: D E A L E R S : I f *. t, .
t w i n beds, iumi
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Tll.-silU'
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CL A R E N C E SMITH
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I'RKSSERY
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T h r e e r o o m ( uni s e
c l o s e in, o n o n e a e r e o f Rood
(
l a nd.
Smrill ea h p a y i n e i i l .
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j ( l a y d i n , l l unm I, Hall HMtr.
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, ^ e ma ke ;i [iei ialty of o u r p r o m p t .
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ln hJ ' )r,tlh °.Vl'r °l'l roofs. Leaks repaired. E* j O H IO - Xenia. M.k« your
property.
Reach them through . uinnte* fiee, SiUisfr.tmn guaran (hrougi the Xenia Ga*«ue,
he Sentinel. Rote card on ap ‘■••■d. Oak Ave &amp; Urd St Rhone 111 I**. Oho.
Rich agricultural
’l,c,lt,ftn"
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u , .ill tu-^oreived
* ,nd

WaterviUe,

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A Share o f Your

Business W ill.
Be Appreciated

Rhone 481-J

Sanfnrd. Fla.

By GKOKGE McMANUS

ICO- J L

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from Durk Harbor, Maine, three
days ii#**. she was eoraered hy
a lone news writer as she hoard­
ed the steamship Camden for
the return trip last night.
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nuisances,
anil, I have always thought,
quite unbeatable. And here, just
us I am about to get away unenught, you come along and
spoil it all.
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to go to church and not lo be
interviewed.
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very nice now, would it, to pay

my long-anticipated visit to the
church with ton .,r 500 report­
ers and cnuicrnnien hounding
my trail?"
l.aily A^tor added
she had
long wanted to attend a service
at the mother ehurch of the
Christian Science faith, which
she embraced several years ago.
She slipped from the Gibson
summer home in time for the
testimonial servii &gt; Wednesday.
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the British parliament is spend­
ing several weeks with her sis­
ter, Mrs, Charles Dana Gibson,
wife of the nrtsit, at her home
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Eight Paxes Today.

RODGERS SAYS Triday The Thirteenth h
Luckiest Day For Some Or
ARMS MEET IS S a n fo rd ’s Business Men
RUN INTO U. S. AIMED AT U, S.
Immediate Organization O f Retired Naval Chief Tells
insfilule Membeirit Parley
Hureau Of Foreign Control
Is Hrilish Scheme To Halt
Planned l!y Andrews Who
American NavnlSupremncy
Aims To End RumRunnintf

Far Fast Problem Is
Dry Agents Aboard
May Be Aiding Plan l rsed As Bait, He Says
Work On New Enforcement
Machine (Jets Under W ay
Soon, Asserts Dry Chief

Conference Leaves England
Lending Sea Power While
l . S. Power Is Destroyed

Pridny, the thirteenth, holds no ( elevator this morning.
A man
t 1 'M
terrors for some Sanford citizen-. , bad been to see me, and t wasn t
The inquiring reporter
of The in.
Me came hack and 1 received
Herald asked a number of persons bis order,
I consider it a lucky
at random if the day was a lucky jdny.
one for them or vice versa.
The
1,. C. Helmut Secretary of the
answers follow:
' Sanford Kiwanis Club. Friday the
A. C. Carter, manager of San- ! thirteenth is the luckiest day in
1
Only people
ford Credit
Association 1 was |ti«. year tor me.
hum in Amerieiis, Gn., on Friday, with a negative trend of thought
March Bt. Despite this fact, it has think it is unlucky and they nre
Ihe type wlm thinks everything is
always been a lucky day for me.
IT-. (
unlucky.
.
.1. G. Ball, president o f Ball • Judge W.
K. White, Sanford
Hardware !
| go right oil niak
Municipal court. I've always con­
ing my plan- ..it the thirteenth as sidered Friday the thirteenth a
any other .lay.
Why tinltiikv'.* lucky day lor me.
I don't be­
I have collciled more money today lieve m the traditional hoodoo that
than 1 have in many days this 1- -opposed to hang over the day.
year.
W. 11. Tunnicliffe, president of
Fren T. Williams, city nnd c .1111 the Sanford Bank and Trust com­
tv eiigineei Ii has never meant pany. Kvory Friday is my lucky
anything l&lt;&gt; me.
The day inver day, I would feel blue if today wns
brought me any bad luck.
I'hui'sdav the thirteenth. That is
S O M E R V IL L E , N . « «
C M. Il.in.l 11■•» iff o f Semin.-Ie always inv unlucky day.
i:L — A P — A ll th e p
J. G. Sharon Jr. Attorney. F ri­
..unity I a . 1 Ida. k eilt Do.
in th e
morning an.I u &lt;i.. ed my |m Di day the thirteenth w.1 an unlucky sta te w itn esses
I &gt;11 this day M ills death in vestigR tip n
ft doesn't 01.ik&gt;- 1.1. worry be. a 1 .­ ,l.iv for me ..nee
...met one in IPL’ t. my engagement been sum m oned b y 9 l
It's t III- ' lull eel. I h
w.-i- broken.
I Mipposc you might P rosecu tor S im p soit *
S W III. ml id. cn loin ag.-ii. .
The Doil.eiilh In..tight me an ..1 ■all Dial a mixture of good and
d ay's h ea rin g o l th e
del' III ! .1 . I l.-ppell out of Die bad lin k.

Widow’s Hi
Cousin Ai
Arrested
Niflpitbj

Simpson Sa£
Case Is

Jersey Trooper
He Receiver1
Fo r Disai

\V1l.l.lAM STtIWN, Mass., Aug.
The Washington disannNKW YORK. Aug. Id. (/P)— Im ­ Dk
mediate organization o f a "bureau anicnt coiiteiciice was character­
of foreign control" in the prohibi- ized as a "|.i.-ie of British strut
I linn department, to diri*ct
the eg v 1' de 11:1,. I lo halt Xmerica’s
! practical application of the prohi- naval -npi. iM.i. v over Knghmd hv
i:i.
f/i*)
iA T I. A u k .
; l itn.n agreements between
this Hear Adorn .1 William L. Itoilger .
fork molt. 111.
&lt;..i■r11 r&gt; and foreign nulions, was reined, - im- il.ci at the 111-1 it lit •• «•I
|announced I Inn-day by Brig. Gen. I’ mIi I u - lion -tlav. lie set ved on
Mini Jllu.
the &gt;ili/ci|s' ...mmittee of advi
I I .im oln •'. A inlrews.
vyi(V. N " ' “ i.
It i- even possible, lie acknow­ ei l&gt;. tin \no 1 irnii delegation at
-1
neat N e w
ledged.
that Die v.ork of this new 111. &lt;1. 'armament rnlifereili
Septic
Tanks
Will
He I setl i l.r»0 Children Are Tttken On
li0i |nda&gt;. " its
"the c..11 ference," said Admiral
i bureau may entail sending prohi­
In New Systems W hen H ] Motor Trip Through Semi­ bit ion men to foreign ports.
It...leer , "was culled because Great
a g a in st W illie S teveM h
avia. &lt;d '1"* 1 •• carBecomes Necessary, Says;
nole And Orange Counties
H a r ry C a rp e n d e r"
frtiiiott a l t e r lie had
General Andrews, who returned Britain objected to tile United
Engineer Hefore Cham Iter
Ami Then To Piet lire Show last night after reaching all agree* State * having a merchant fleet
B ru nsw ick,
arreatedPW
eriff Fre.l C r o s s j nieiil with Knglish utatesmen on ami navy bigger than her own. She
night and charged
to a rival
held
up
as
a
bait
the
idea
of
settle
I’ rovisions an being niiule in thu
der, four yean ago,
Tnda.v is Kiwane Kid Day in the liquor smuggling situation, meals in the Far F.ast us an objec­
eoiistrilctiou o f new sewerage sys­ Sanford.
ward Wheeler Hall u &gt; .
The members of the spent this nfternmin ut the llniver- tive l.igethei with an abrogation of
will, after being tems in Sanford for the use of si p. local club arc entertaining
l .r&gt;0 - it y club, ini conference with Unit­
nor MiUt.
.
I
loJapanese
allium
e.
f|)r .,,iiict one, ignor- lie tanks when "it heroines neces­ lindi-l privilegi d children of tin
ed States Attorney Buckner and
" I he whole lesult of the confer
.ilk nf U mi I, imin, eil- sary, Fred T. \V. Williams, uty city with a motor
jusll
hip through an a sjslant.
eii.e was that, for the advantage
To Build Marhiuc
ed t
|Wi.. ;*“ •• I'la.ed
him eiignuer s.'ii.l today in an i.'.l'oi oml (lib and Orange county and a mo
talk on public iiupn.vrinciil- before vie part v I'o IIow.nI bv ice i leant and
“ My
i i work in Washington", of Li.gland. 1 he treaty destroyed
released In bond oa •imll
bl
Mil Im: to build up the lie- Direuteiicd American -uprem
'I he afternoonv fiiti-rlaiii I he •••aid.
fir i rcporli d l hat I lie Salif.il") Clianitu i ,,f Coinmeree i like.
I'iutiiieitil Ucpuil Of ('handier Winner Lends ('. S. McDowell|«•«-.
Predictions were that
| machinery Dial will pul into pruc- a. V ..f Die e.i , ,'illd left I'.llgluild
iiM-nt began at It: &gt;0 ■&gt;' lock.
ini killed .1..- t'V" hit at tlie Seminole I I e .
Hv Li.OtIO Voles Including noon would see the
Of Cummerce Reveals That
a- Die leading -asi power in tiler
The large si wer which imply
Tin* motorcade tartid at the I Deal elfe.i Die . ..mpaets we now
Jlliull I" In Wile.
uhlt I chant . and in fleet, for it i- de
First And Second Choice; poned until next week
Sdll.HSii. IS
In
Suhscri|DA.
Igp In. illlldreil, one ill into Lake Monroe at the shore will Setiiillole Cafe and when last beard have witli^ . .. .|-i, Mexico, (
State Senator Hlmj; ,
lau opcaii countries, and veloi'iiig it el nisei' class, whiell
be
extended
fill
till-1
into
the
lake
Hltick Also Has Good Lead
inns
A
re
One
Organi/.atinn
I
rmn
the
gaily
ilet.nuled
ears
were
,
anil
the
] i grill *it three, and a *
Die
treaty
bit
unlimited
Furth
prosecutor, however,
ib
•reenienl juot conmonlli . Die farmer, ■
' win n the mom y is available from cun-lug quite a lot &gt;.f excitement .especially
er 11 ii-leased her from tlu&gt; Japan
established a case nothin*'.'
the siiiiininleil witn Kngliind. I plan to IM- alliance vvlii. It Canada woulil 11 ■
B IR M IN G H AM . Aug. Cl.—(/P)
The SanfiO'd ChainbiT o f Com
muted with drink. the sewer bonds, the city engineer in (liatige county. and all
stray.”
children were repotted to lie hav establish a new, small bureau of longer lolerale. With the Imiita
1111,1, Graves was nominated g o v­
inert e deficit Im- been reduced
IJWIIiImTs nl the posse, l also said.
Analysis Made of
foreign
control
which
will
have
ernor of Alabama in Tuesday’s
The unrestricted disposal of city ing an enjoyable Dine.
|pres and other vimlion of armaim'iits, the United from $l 1.000 to $s,utl(t. S. n. Shin
A
chemical
abalyal*
active
supervision
of
this
work.
I ibu.il the house, to I sewage into Lake Monroe was d e ­
They will meet again at the MiStates loiisented to the four pow­ Iml-er. I’hnirnuin of the l-inilliee primary hy a majority .nf approx­ soil, he declare^ nos
Asked
if
this
meant
that
ho
Committee,
said
I.
m
I
iiv
ill
imately
Bt.ntio
votes
over
his
nearpresent
fended by Mr. Williams. A Jack­ lane theater, where the big broth­
er 1 realv hv which .lapan is made
the fact that Or. Hal
shoot 'em" he cried sonville consulting engineer had er Kiwaniuns will net as their would have special ag its abroad, secure in her -talus quo on the rnti mg I In- annual fimiimuil report to e-t i.pnoneiit, t'hnrles S. McDowell Mills were slain unde
the membership al the Weekly Jr
This count imlutlcs first nnd apple tree In A
(incut of Asia. Until Itussia ot
|the Mailing children advised tin* city that the lake w is hosts at tile show. Kcfrcxlimcnls in he replied
- ei oml choice for each.
“ It means tin* United Ktntes will, fei- an oliieelioii or until •t'llill. 1 meeting at Ihe S.-minole i ale.
i |n Ills arms m view large enough to take care of sew the form id ice ireiitn, cake and
where their hodioa ,v
Tin chamberD&gt;,nlv lias $.'!.! I.Y.VJ
)ims-I'lni'it. "Sure, age of a city o f 25,0(10 people, be candy will lie served after the if there ule any. But I exjMJCt WO her-elf becomes strong enough to
The count today, complete from It had been suggest
ill «'ii-h in I he banks, Die report i*,:: counties and practically com­ killed elsewhere, the
Jacksonville,
with
a : how.
can do most of the work through llo so."
t life.
I'll l.ill these declared.
show-.
Subscript u ns receivable plete front the remaining
population of HHi.oni), empties all
four, urn! the clothes
Motion pictures of the event will the American consult
|jcu shout.'
The treaty, puilicipnted in by
total
j'JO.OStk
IS, according to the gave, in first mid second-choice ened out.
of
its
sewage
iv.to
a
river,
lie
point­
be
made
to
send
to
the
different
Although
he
would
not
disclose
(lie United States, Kngland, .lapiin
hunn who had sealed
Other
items re- votes, aggregated: Graves, 77,307;
l*ast night's arrests were &lt;
Kiwanis clubs of the state to details of the agreement with F.ng- and
unee, gave .lupaii a consid- •assets listed.
house lay on the ed out.
by Mr. Simpson after
Thu city engineer's remarks on sin.w them that "Sanford Kiwu- lund. General Andrews was high­ eralue advantage and i|i&gt;uhle secur jecivnhle are: City publicity tie- McDowell. (1-1.5344.
(hof, mill lii.s revolver
|count $2,750.01; county ptiidicily,
The Ku Klux Klnn played an tions of witnesses ha«( I
[down the mail man the Si.nford method of disposing nis is on the map and doing ly elated with the result o f hiH itv. Admiral Rogers said, hv Uni
iting the United States anil Kng- i $S2-1.0li, and Upper St. Johns Riv- m live part in Graves’ nomination, In a re-oDened invest* ‘
j without the thresh- o f sewage into Lake Monroe r e - j things," using tin words of I’ res- trip.
“ I believe we are now on the litinl in Du eoiiHtruetioii of further [er Navigation llistriet, $-1.1,2. The it was believed but no mention was resulted from fill
|Were ready with ri- suited in several members making idept K. F. Lane,
I fixed assets, including furniture made in public utterances of this ment suit by Art!)
high
road t&lt;&gt; effective enforce­ fortifientirtn in the Far Fast.
unfavorable
comments
on
tlic
pres-1
c.
D.
Wolf,
secretary
of
the
tu pour a volley
and fixtures, total $2,s:tS.I)L
alleged that his ---support.
*
(local V. M. C. A., was in charge ment," lie sai I.
r» hotly if he once cut system.*
Tin. tradu ln**ty bus accounts puy'Die K iiitt also supported Hugo L■ maid In tfat Halt bos**,
i arms the babies
Mayor I*Vi**Mt Lnko -moke brief )“ f securing the names and nddress“ Foreign government* aro work­
Jllde of $2",f.Si'.S|.
At total *•I Blink, in.mince for the Semite, de­ damaging confeuioHs to
|y ni. the work Thu C l t f Coin mission
o f the children taken on 'th e ing with us to cliininutc smug­
.xhii-’d.
It was known
t*
$ti.ufii).tm has Ih-cii set aside as a spite the fuel that national hendgling and we am making guild
i confronted the of- was iloi;.g and invited the pnlilie 1 party.
were based larrehr 6ft
working fund.
uiMit.-io
f
Dm
order
had
endorsed
progress
toward
the
absolute
eon
to
keep
in
touch
with
matters
of
According
to
(‘resident
Lane,
i |»oss«. at noon after
The orgiinizalion'&lt; tolal a—eis ! |,. II. Musgrugp,
-ove. another cnmlidatc. nminetion of Iff* ,
|rf effort to capl ore t he public inti rest, hy seeing the emu- ilu- is mil;, the first of u number tr..I of (lie diversion of induxtri il I
are
$2tl,f'..'IK.7
I,
according
to
the
n
Blink’s
firm
and second cholco known as the “ pig W6f
inissimiers more regulnrly.
lit* j of Kiwiinis parlies that urd being alcohol. ’
al in ilie tragedy,
j port certified l.y a Sanford ae- votes in ibeau returns totalled 75,- eye-witness story o f 1
Asked Aland Bicluski
had tired
several denied rumors o f the unwise ex- arranged for the children of Suu•*!»:» while John H. Bunkheud's was discredited in the
|eouiitiinev firm.
During hi- talk with newspaper
|L&lt; iiiitiuiiat ie pistol at pcndltiirc of city money, and rail- ford, and expressed hope that each
vestigatfbn.
NKW YORK, Aug. B k -l/ l’t
■it w e i ved 50,520.
Current sliitements that the Sanfthr |io—i-, bill |he s ig h t ed upon City Kngir.eer Williams to o f the children would have a big men, General Andrews was asked Terrific Diunderstoi m-, in New
David Bibli Graves !h a native
concerning the status o f A. Bruce A'.»t k, New Jersey and t’nnnei li.'ii1 fi.ld Chlltllher ot C.iliumne is oil
Jfur &gt;irii l.i ii
infants. answer any questions relative to limo.
Received Money To
Mil' fatlici, m ho at any .the work that is being done in the,
" W e have been looking forward Bicluski, wlm testified during I hr have left deal It, injury, fire and Dm "rocks financially'' are uti- of Ili.pelmll, Montgomery county.
SAN FRANCISCO, J
f
11..nded,
Mr.
Shinln.l-er
-aid
ill
Alabama, wliere he wus born in (/P) The Chronicle says
*ht irush out
their icily.
'in lb. time ub.-n Do- underprivi- (rial of im-mliers o f the Dwyer flood in their wake.
The storm
1873. He comes from a distin­ ry L. Hickman, former
I the ictui it fire.
| Mr. Williams explained that the I leged child in Sanford will be ji rum ring that he was a special broke the Ka d vesterdny when a presenting his report.
"Tile finance 'rnmmiltee wants guished line of ancestors who im­ scy state trooper, now Sf
! iiason for the sea wall being lo w - j thing of the past, and it is the agent of Mr. Andrews here, re­ wave of heat and humidity was at
from term in tho United States ,
lo go on record," lie sunk "as sny- migrated to this country
I ei east and west of the business &gt;aim of the Siinf»rd Kiwaniuns to ceiving ahold $l,DI0 a month.
its height.
Wales.
Bibli
Gruves
kinsman,
Ilull
during
Dalast
year,
fnrnury Barracks on AlcatrftftJ
district, was the fuel that by the I do all in their power to better the
“ Mr. Bielnii'ii is a secret agent,"
Stru t traffic here was pnrulyzed |big
William Wyatt Bibb, bears the Sun Francisco Bay, has
General
Andrews
said
today. when the heavy rains, caused tli . nn-r Secretary Penrmaui, and Dm
1 use of a six-inch grade to the couditions as they are now.'
I finance committee have done uvery- distinction o f being Alubuma's he accepted money to
"That is why there is no refold .-ewers to overflow.
' sole-walk a lower wall would give
pos.-ilile to keep down, ex- firs.t governor.
during the Investigation
o f him. lie is not paid $1,1011 a
A washout if. the Long Island , ]lenses,
[„lll,,1,ff. and that in most instances
ttivc .1. It. Green’s |the same protection that is afforilGraves was gruduulcil from the Hull-Mills murder in New
month
or
other
salary,
lie
is
paid
d
directly
opposite
the
business
Railroad disorganized traffic
on the budget has hecli strictly ad­
naardeil Thursduv
“ Of course, I took the
University of Aiuliama in 1303,
for wind he aceomplishes and that the system, while two of tile Kasl
This was due to the j
drtiilivc bad
been j district.
hered in.
lit the instances that and studied law at the University shut up and get out,” the
|
manner
in
which
the
sidewalks
had
might
amount
to
$‘
J
0,IH)t)
a
y»*nr.(
|{jv«
r
tunnels
were
flooded
and
Die
|tb*v week, for three
Dm expenditures exceeded the
He is paid out o f ii fund for the: .ignal service in a third was dis- budget, il was a matter ..1 pure of Texas, from where he went to per quotes Dlckman aa
* &gt; ivlin he wanted I,ecu constructed, those near the
Vale, where lie took his degree of
If 1 had not, why Y o u h tl.
purchase
of
evidence
which
ion
Inis
■..ess
district
being
on
a
lev
d
art'.' ngetl.
iniil ■nlertiiig the
necessity.“
1 .f .11. From that lime he bus been left there with two rtorttha’
C A N T O N . Ohio,, Aug. Id. i/l'l
gress provided at my request." I Lightning Imlts struck church
*fu t ..la It.,( (ling t 'inn- •.villi the top of the wall, and those
actively engaged ill the profession as u state trooper still due
General Andrews said that la &lt;! j steeples, building cornices, and
to the east and west being six inch­ F.iglit newspaper uur. "eovering”
■at 10.• i ..ti ly Ave.
"The maid knows a whoJbM
o f law in Montgomery county, be­
the
story
of
the
investig
turn
into
year
there
was
a
$fiU,00()
fund
fot
|
I
e,s
higher
than
the
top
of
the
se.i
Mm in.1 in ji [dace
Station "\V.IZ" signed o f f if. the
ing twice chosen as Representative more about it than she bfta Ot
the
murder
of
Don
It.
Mellett,
Can­
the purchase of evidence in pmhi i middle o f a program bci'iilise lieavv
Bob a.in t..•n&lt;•«I to fre- I wall.
know she does and she RM*
in Dm state legislature.
M. Davidson, stale resident ton publisher, and three others hit ion cases hut that at his rcque -i | lightning was playing over the
I tk&lt;V were nla- ed under
For I years Im was an adjutant ter open up,” said D lc k m f t * ^ ;
mentioned
as
“
underworld
charac­
eougiess
had
raised
the
amount
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lightning aerials at Bouralhrook,
*T »&lt;•'• ' bai l. • Nieb- , eng in; or, in charge ot building tin*
general on the Htuto stuff uiul was
‘•"t'.i.l, ami Ward Alex I roads uround .'•.•nford gave ax. in­ ters," have been subpoenaed to ap­ $'j:.(l.(IIHI this year. •
Statement* Are
N. .1.
noted for his assistitnco to Gener­
pear
In-fore
the
Stark
county
grand
"W
hy
all
tin*
uproar
about
Die
SOMERVILLE, N. J.,)
Jjf b.-.iria. The third teresting talk on the condition of
Five
men
were
struck,
receiving
al
Steiner
in
organizing
the
first
Pd .’iiiil left in the rare j the highways o f this and noighbor- jury .:. an inquiry into alleged 'invisible government of Bicluski'' sevi re shocks, at Travers Island
UP)—S*n Francisco
"blackmail affidavits and perjury." raised hy the Dwyer defense 1-01111
SA LEM , Ky„ Aug. 13.— f/P)— Alabama inlvury regiment, becom­ asked today by
l*G'i Will |„. |i--j|,i|,silllc ing counties. ,
ing
a
Lieutenant
Colonel.
The
reg­
a
ml
Stanley
Carpenter,
H»,
Height
"The affidavits" ehi.rged prom­ : i d ? " he asked. "D o they e.\|iert
IVnecflil and quint was the cniiliiment
immediately entrained for dnr Simpson, specia)
"The Monroe bridge is ill bail inent men of ( 'union, including
us to get evidence hy standing on -town, N. J., mt.'I t liurles 1'ocoli.n- trvside surrmiiuling the lludrou
seen i
Inn little 1 i-miditi&lt; .. and the people using it public officials, with purchasing
Sun Antonio, Texas in HMtt during the Hall-Mill*
kas,
52,
of
Wind
..r,
Conn.,
weie
the street corners?
There are
mine Iiialitv, contra tin" vividly
■nt»ui pen, stick pin
the pursuit of Villa, and spent a statement* from HstltV ]
urK,.d to drive slowly." be said. liiiunr and various other indiscre­
other men working like Biela-ki killed hy lightning.
all Ii the scene "T ve-loidav l\h"ll
am-., asi
reported |\y,. luive spent more than
year on the border. Colonel Grav­ man, former New
ii 153 hour buttle to save five men
.
in other parts of the country. I
|IW III., will lie hound J1(1. repairs this year and the pros- tions.
es
served with tlm 31sl division in trooper, now in the U«
Prosecutor C. B. Met Unlock, would lie a fool if i did not have
from death ended in victory.
•Count v i "MFrance, returning to the United disciplinary b a m e k f
! poets for a new bridge are g r o w ­ heading the minder iiuiuiiy, -aid
them."
The anxious crowd of relatives States in HM'J
Island.
ing brighter each day. It will he
v ■i.tirday he had heir, nimble to
and friends that clinic, near the
; meessity in a few months.
He organized the Alubunia ile‘jiffiduv its” ;iirl
find
mouth of the shaft had gone Tile
The ".-houlder work" on the O r ­ they
i'xislcd.
W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. 13. &lt;'P»
detonations of dynamite had ceux- tiurtnienl of the American Legion
lando road is proceeding satisfac­
The Ku Klux Klan would like to tsl, the creaking of tie* windlass and was chairman during the jietorily and should he completed
parade ngnin
up
Pennsylvania that drew muck from the flooded riml of organization.
soon.
Most o f tliiil highway is
Avenue from the peace iim"i"i'ciil I
wus Ht|||.
L I T T L E ROCK. Aug. 13. &lt;/Pl-- at tlu* foot of Capitol IIul to no* | j.*jV4, |,umK|r honu whom* husApalachicola — New white way
in exoellotil shape, he said.
■j}; K,:« . Aug. i:s. (/!•»
I'or the first time in the history of
system costing $1 0 ,000, to be in­
The Geneva fill will be completed
irpjutury.
'
|,:iit&lt;|s ami fathers had letui'iicil
Arkansas a governor seeking re­
, • " l"' a iiegru, rangA formal request for a permit hi mull there were prayers of stalled here.
l,"l'l 17 1.. :*o years, by December I and the rock base
FAIRFIELD. Idaho, A t.
election for his second term has
work will he rushed to completion,
In
march Sept. 13 has been ce­ llianksgiv ing.
been defeated.
zMthough ho re­
"" Die outskirts of
(/P)—Senator William IM S
ll. llcs.sc,
MEXICO C IT Y ,
I k -(/V&gt;
the
engineer
said.
reived
hy
Major
Edwin
T ihIu.V the miners were i*’ telling
an addrea* prepared « * * ( (
fuse to admit defeat in the face of
*Y
.i li..ie e, where
Ifcil i„ nmiutaiii a roh- • It is the hope of the engineering The Department of War today de­ almost complete returns, Gover­ superintendent of police, from L. the storv of their prayer ineeling.i
at
the annual V
M^Ders. a ini e hurged j department to have the road be- nied the assertion of Archbishop nor Terral unsuccessfully seeking A. Mueller, who signed himself ux in th»* ilnrkness of the cavern ami
tiow at Cft^taa
the
"representative
in
the
District
Leopold
Huizy
Flores
of
the
state
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Continued
on
Page
2)
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Cl.on,|
term,
is
lagging
more
nf
their
riMonclliatlon
to
death,
! -mil .'iiti-riug.
declared that “i
of Columbia" of the organization. should thut have lx*en their lot.
aa to the*
•w at -cvcraI hundred
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Its on puge 3 of thin issue election*”
been executed by federal
They told, too, of how they hnd
' lor John E. Martineuu.
"'ii fiscal ed in this
the town of Zahuayo, Michoacan,
_________________________
Tampa — Contracts awarded, for listened to the thud of drill points,
of The Sun ford Herald. It is to be th*
f i s t e d of a suit! •a.st*
composed o f the advertisements cah politic;
$ 1 20.PIM) school the tlm nip " f pumps und reverbera­
in conr.ection with the religious | ^Ktutula — Construction nun- construction o f
»nt| jewelry, aiilonioof the leading food purveyors
huildiug, at Ola nml Osborne A ve­ tions of dynamite charges and
l.» Pist.,1 IIIM, various
Re express
C&lt; Tim V statement said there hud 1 OHmeeil.^on AHtatuhi Howey bridge
of
Sanford. Check o ff the Items
new
that
friends
were
laboring
to
nues
across Little Irnke Harris.
exposure of
you need for your larder over
been no executions o f priests any­
reach
them.
will “ succeed- lo ■ n w H
1 have I., n i iirned over
tho wwkrend right now!
MKXICO C IT Y , Aug. L‘l— (/PI— where in Mexico. It also minimiz­
*7 ttuth- •'•ties.
They The Mexican government now rules ed the reports of clashes between
You will find thut you can
1tUinti-s - •• L. A. SimCatholics and soldiers in the stutes
save time, worry und lots of
iWil,M,n-' It**bt Harmon, coal deposits national property, as
James B. i
money. The following concern*
it recently declared petroleum to of Michoacun ar.d Guanajato.
‘ * in
special
* ,n\ Henry Buuk- be the properly o f the nation and
General Miguel Penn, under-sec­
aro udvertlsod today:
l A f ''nai
m t'llill Ii and Julius
retary
o
f
war,
who
issued
the
state­
Plggly
W
iggly
nrtt of the landholder. The new
o.
patron*
First Street
mming laws, which have just gone ment, described the archbishop *
charges of highway robbery. The
’1 :75
FT.
L
A
U
D
E
R
D
A
LE
,
Fla.,
Aug.'
M
IA
M
I,
Fla.,
Ai&gt;g.
13.—(/»’)—
report
as
exaggerated.
There
Edgewood Grocery
l ^ 1 Hauknqjhl are said i n « effect by publication
destatement is nOW said to Ik- »n 13. (/}’)— Dr. V. X. Jindru, o f Mia­
2484 Sanford Ave.
» "»ve served time in clnre that i.ll commercially vnlu- have been no disturbances any Three official, investigations were
the worst 1
possession of Welle'* attorney.
mi wuived preliniinarycxumination
A. &amp; P. Grocery
able minerals and precious stones where “ except a few common riots directed today into an alleged conWelle told officers that bomlw before county Judge Fred B. ShipSenator
wiiich
have
never
deserved
import­
Magnolia Ave.
are the property of the nation.
to xpiiacy to dynamite the home of and dynamlto had been cached in pey hero this morning in connec­
ance
enough
to
bo
made
knokn
*“
Seminole
Creamery
have
a
tremeti1
These luws will
‘are men
H. A. Ilamp, president of the Hia- a cortoin aunt in Hialeah, Miami s tion with a warrant Issued here
4th &amp; Laurel
suburb, but was unable to locate charging him with the death of a
dous effect on the mining indus- the public,” ho said.
!t o w i
the
j
leuh
Chamber
o
f
Commerce.
Burgess
MUK
Prod.
Co.
%
t vt
try
of _______
Mexico,_ in which hundreds
any of the explosive when officers local married woman.
Tho
alleged
plot
wns
revealed
20 REPORTED KILLED
Second Street. '
• m lllin
n , Ilf iiminm
il..
aY
iilionVof
dollars Ol
of n
American
yesterday when Sheriff’s Depu­ accompanied nim to soveral places
The warrant, which was sworn
Their
Gonzales Groc. Co.
moilty
have
been
invested,
Jast
night!
In
a
search
for
the
mn|l 2 T.Yf: A«g. 13.— Uf)
out by the woman’s husband, al­
BUDAPEST. Hungary, Aug. 1J- ties arrested Hampton Green, Hia­
Magnolia at Second
not
not yet
yet apparent,
»PP#
1 lHh,ff|!'l«|. the Amcri- full effect .i is
leges that “ through certain pro­
. . _ ---will
_(/P)— It is reported that 20 per­ leah civic organization promoter,
lMcCultor
Groc. Co.
mining
men
will
be
Police placed Httlo credence m curements and frroM negligence ho
„ . .
Faive tonight American .........
sons were killed in the explosion on a .warrant signed bv Hump,
• The* basket.
he will sail more or less nt sea until the t a n yesterday on Shopel Island, a short which charged that Green hOO the alleged plot, saying they be- brought ubaut the woman’s death."
-Arcade Grocertcrlu,
have been ir.terceptcd i.nd actual­
conspired with unnamed persons lleved W elle had other motlvos n The woman died lost April.
Btl.ili" Y&lt;,r*t 0n u tWo ly applied.
•McLander Arcade
Apparently existing distance from Budapest, in the to bomb the chamber of commerco making the statement which is soul
It was declared by the attorney
Mnntrcd-Wclss ammunition fac­
Thla is the “Blue Book" of
to have triplicated Green. . Green for the huaband that ariothar Mia­
‘ ‘"lay continued concessions will be affirmed or tory It hus been impossible, how­ president’s bqmo had kill him.
markets. Consult M
now concessions issued to cover
The county solicitor’s office sold has denied tho charge.
mi physician may be involved In
of o,-' " ’ "• ‘-•rning the Ruth grants, although hereafter ever. to confirm the report, owing
illy.
1.' V.
:
Qreen
has
not
asked
to
1
&gt;«
ulconnection wltl\ an alleged Ulagftl
•iM ie
"ded States
to the large orea covered by the the warrant waa baaed on a
.. lowed band nftd' no
^°r u operation. "
| ^ " t h"r iw,H‘eU of the “ foreign corporations under no cir­ factory and the intense heat from ment said to have been made by
^
r
‘
.
. •
11 the two coun- cumstances con obtain such (min­ the burning buildings.
,v
W- A. Walls.
*o U
Is In
in J*il oopreiimltvoiy trial has beap oat.
Wolle, w
wfeo
ing) concessions’
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farm- PLANS FOR C lT V lW BROTHER’ T#
instantly
SANFORD KIDDIES
:;S at !
Rich
taken '

DEFICIT DF TRADE NOMINATION FOR
(iOES
BODY IS REDUCED
SHINHDLSERSAYS TD BIBB GRAVES

Storms In 3 States
Cause Bifc Loss To
Life And Property

pve Arrests
^8For Bobbery

Grand Jury Summons
Eight In Inquiry Of
Blackmail Affidavits

Kentucky Town Is
Quiet After Rescue
Of Five From Mine

Klan Desires To
Parade In Capital

IBoys Arrested
totlo ('Barged
kny Bobberies

Mexican Government
Denies That 2 Priests
Have Been Fxecuted

MoneyNow)
Power In *

Terral Loses In Race
For Arkansas Office

Sa ys WWKfti

Aug.

Marketing Specials
Offered In Herald

Mexican Government
Rules Coal Deposits
Are NationalProperty

Three Probes Conducted In Plot To
Dynamite Home Of Hialeah Resident

Preliminary Hearing
Waived By Physician
Charged With Killing:

lv,°y T« Mexico
L°mingr Home

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T E E N TH IS N O T UNI .U C K Y .

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O f course*, we are naturally ipodest, and it bel moves us

not to speak of ourselves too much but clown in this advertisement you will see that we are
doing our best to prove that F R I D A Y T I IE

1 1 I I R T E E N T I I Is a very lucky day.

We

suggest that you follow our simple rules and turn over the absurd superstition for we know
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Un lucky Tkings to Do, Be
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Do not
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Do not

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Lud^y Things To Do, Do
Th em and Be Lucky:

wiilk uml it ;i ladder
ki.ss your «irl under an fleetrir light
out for Muck calx.
think the “ old man" is dumli.
drive over fifty miles per hour.
cat soup with a fork.
walk backwards.

Think Sanford is the only town.
Visit the Miller Furniture Co.
Huy everything in Sanford.
Sec Miller’s attractive furniture.
Smile as hard as you can.
(live your job I ho best you have.
Hoost Sanford.

FREE

K1WHAT!

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Every Thirteenth customer
who makes a purchase re­
ceives Thirteen Dollars worth
of Merchandise Sales Tickets.
All numbered so no favor­
itism shown.

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Thirteen Specials at Thirteen Dollars Each

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who makes a purchase re­
ceives Thirteen Dollars worth
o I Merchandise F R E E ----Your Own Selection.

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$17.50 WOOL FIBER
RUGS 9 x 1 2 .................
$25.00 PARCHMENT
FLOOR LAMPS..........
$20.00 IVORY CHEST
OF DRAWERS............
$20.00 FELT
MATTRESS ................
$20.00 5-PIECE
BREAKFAST SU ITE..
$25.00 3-PIECE
PORCH SUITE............
$20.00 WALNUT
DAVENPORT TABLE

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13
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13
13

$20.00 BOUDOIR
(HAIRS

..... $ 1

$25.00 WING
ROCKERS

..... $ 1

$25.00 TILT TOP
TABLES

..... $ 1

$20.00 TWO-INCH POST
BED AND SPRINGS
$22.50 NEST OF
3 TABLES

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..... $ 1
..... $ 1

$21.50 ICE CHEST,
50 POUNDS

$1

Remember the Date! Prices for One Day Only!
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I l !i I'loilne, tlieiiee Jt. .5 i l e g r e i s
• ci'll ICII
i l . A I .M A . V r g
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ii icnut. A. I* I 9-♦». rind Ih. n nn&lt;!
the steamship Metapan, from New A
I •.:&lt; I'.ASBI &gt;. ICT At.. t)ef&lt;.|i&lt;lnutH
tlinrc* innki* HiiPWiT 1&lt;&gt; Hi* mil .»f
l.ialiirilna
M i T t C K T i l K N O W N A N f &gt; U N ­ T ror
York, was blunted today for a **iimplathit «•xfttliit«•«! ak.itiiNT %t.u
. r l No. 3.
K N O W N I ' K I K N I ' . t N ’l M
,
Whit tem ore Meets quarantine scare here tunny.
Ilehi liinlna ill the N o r l h e n s t r n r
«iUi**rwl«»* ii dt'i‘ia‘ 1* pri&gt; &lt; f&gt;ui• h&lt;m« %vil.
in i nf Herll'Oi I. T o w n s h i p 20 s
•
Tti' sun*- " f :' i * » i.i ,i t«,:
It was reported that a dentil Il** « lli**r«*«| IIKeilllMl \.-ii
it lj* Unflinchingly, End
■ It.iiiKe .0' 1C ami ■uanliiK Ihi’ tir*
it
is &lt;&gt;f: f h : h i :r • r »
-in r n., ’
IT*.' l o l l s *1* v.s*-es. urunlei'H. amt
from yellow fever hud ocouired,j 11**0
S .’o i hiiltia, th en ce XX' I % i lnilns
Ii
*
1
i
U
♦
.
|
.
}i»|
i o i l i e r d a l l e . mi * m motel' H e n r y Sh*'l
£ Coming 4 Minutes After hut It was learned when »h* V(»
. . .kk
. .W
. i fiiiu*
Ihenee N n itli Ifli i tin ln s .
iln in i
fi|t|v** u i oii in ••.
* , „ l 1*01 Sunf.o*l •tereii.seit, am i t o h II
Trap In Prison I r Sprung sailed for Kingston, J a m a i c a , last : f “ i •! JI * r»«Id ;t • •
i*.1 1 1 1 . s .*«.**11 *io*t e v e r y , clalm lnw
rd n S* miindr &lt; tum \ ,i* # io n m* I 'Civ niti'i'eei "t lolei'eHts
In
th e
night, that there was only ii xlighl Ik n
'I t.iiola li*-t *•! n ile'i'i ilo'il, tin* nah- |
M« I" i tl dl*»l1H.nl l» n
Four
'^BALTIM O RE, Aug. 18.— G&lt;P)— case of diphtheria a b o a r d .
,| ; ■* * i ..» Hits suit, urim r c n y » r th e I
u it \ i: S VI \ fiHiid arid
•J * I " i t i *..ui i
’ / __1 ______ Whlttemore, lr«d- passengers who tandeil f r o m the A»‘ l* 1 • !
I h •ii.i.v. *|* t* 'tl i*its, • ueli am i e v » r » i
*. ii
f t " t
I • "l i l e n r n
|r
un- ;
.r (..lx
*i
l
o f o bandit gong that set itself vessel were placed under qtiuruii 2:!aa
{ S I \I
l i n o 'v o i i i th* p l i i l a t l f f la ti l e iilm ve
tine,
hut
were
to
lie
releused
today.
fo a l .of a billion dollars’ loot,
• i at i'll * i111 • i ' iiI l " all uiikiuiwn
V I : l i o l ' i j i , \c :
When the erroneous report w a s
on the sallows shortly after
1 '■ &gt;•• ■i :n. i oh. i., j i . i i l o s « i i i . ,i ••** ' • r. am t whnres**.
.* t * l o l o o . ' i e i o t * ‘Mt or I n te r
'
ii
&lt;
i,|
|
i
.
&lt;,,,,,
’ Kftr th
this morning in the mode, a quarantine was i m m e d i a t e
. I* III 111*' &lt;.* I *1* 1* ' I l l 'l l Iiiiols, to
1
’■••nit,.
i
.......
..
iy
established
nnd
it
w
as
lu
te
d
nttery,* where he slew n guard
•U \ M tv,., |,. |, ,
PM
I r fir I No. I.
a year and u half ago that all vessels f r o m N e w Vurk .) xs
*
■
1
I
0*1 «.f I '**||mi, |
• ••tint x Sin !«•
» ' Mu r»»
___ came ngickly for the must anchor in t h e b u y tint tl t h e
*
’
■&gt;&gt;.|&gt;l.lllllll,l
nf fill* \ VV»*
f t *!i .i cl
criminal' At midnight he quurantino p e rio d had e l a p s e d .
I t “**l
* wish
* jo say goodbye.
“
The |
-------~

in

Just

ks.

i :i .

It*
•
-|restV f..|se
an
f

ratal

This "hlplmr

First National Hank Bldg.
Sanford,--------- - Floridu

.,f

.

n J&gt;ear, smooth

"g ly erupt ions. rxsh, "
roughness.
v ‘"i «1" not hlive tll

Q ildag

„

’

“ J;" ' of Itowl, *
i 1‘litir at
,(niL.
■l , .H

TO YOUR OIL

IV-.rl

Ltd a trial ,g \(
-how what tl,,- mea'ali
the coupon for it.

officers,

Barker.
testified,

" “,i,t the * ......... f

, for mi escaped ni­
L Nntion:*! Trummg
(hat thev held her by
1
long period and
j for ;l
lied my arm
tf]i wren.
I V.......
f am
(. y,* ,'iilded that she
... •, ilcctor's cure for
....

properties, u
itching coop t)lf J
the eczema r i f f l

|proveinent.

and

a,ught &lt;*"&gt;

*

Hurt re.ihinI*. , , k7 *

Hecativ,.

A I K T l JTKC.'T

ihe
M arx

11 |dea«.j,i„ ,„u'

1,CM,n

,

,{g t,mug ht bv Mrs.
lin

broken

M,' h 11 Mtiid* rt*|,(.f

Elton J. MoujErhton

‘.‘ *.... $25 each

I (Ml " f t*'1" 1 ' .

....... Z Z H

i ij

i/l*» —

.

1r0U*h,i|ic'*' trial »H*ard

"1 *

tin

burning
itching

»r i i«iii|)iaIm.i ill

FRESH BUTTERMILK

ARCADE

W A S H I N G T O N , Aug. I.t (/|.,_
A parched and sxvi'ltering nipit.il
this Second-hottest city in i|1(.
tori States yesterday, anpeuli'd m
vain to the weather man foe
lief
Warning that a water fa mi a,
threatens was issued hv the dis­
trict commissioners with „
1
that citizens lie spunng m their
use.
An official temperature of tip
in the infrequent shade, aggravat
"tl by a clammy humiditv and ex ,
( ceded only by that of Phoenix,,
Ariz., yesterday sent nine persons [
to hospitals and luaiiv other pros '
tration victims were treated by
physicians.
A P P LIC A T IO N

Burgess Milk Produds Co.
•loo’s Smokehouse

A Contest In Which
Our Customers Win

H E M Kit

NEW YORK,
Aug.
- — , —
-• .|:i. ,,(/p(
■
...that
was
reSupremo
(
cmrt
Justice
Crain to, her kin
•loy denied the application of Helen
L nidec

M. Allrorl, who sued eiti/.rns, to
enjoin the board of elections ami
K T a k k '1" |{N
mayor from submitting the state
fclKS. Aug. II. —1/1*
■-ti'ltlav to prohibiti&lt;v. referendum t" the vot­
, burn here
ers next fall.
Ar r. Dlvtopic anil aatfiampion.
litr ttig
ff Clarcti. c Pinkston.

I (opt y
Ma.l me n |.*rw.
Meiitln. Sulphur
JACK

Sie’s Place

W e

In k e

W e ill—

M : n lf in o u r Saint,nr \

Marti

h

m anager
m a tter

of

e e p lin n a l

Seminole Creamery Co.
117 \V. lilt SI.

p le iiH itre

e o n le s t
s triv e s

mi

In

v ttlu i s,

in

a n ip u iin iiig

x v l i u li
n u l-d n

n n iistia l

t jo h
Ih e

tm i(| iK *

No. 2 Tomatoes

tle p a rlm e n t
u th u f

at D r i e s

in

lh e

and

t‘ X-

pized Milk

fail

in ;i( fond

llti&lt; eunh'sl

whii'h, nnturally, ynti will pinfi

W o
J ind

F O Il

frnm

W H IT E

H I.O N D K

S I’O K T

SHOES

fa il

fresh

49c

jo'Liilxcs R u tter

p la n tin g .

45c
Van (am p s .Mill* Tall Cans

------

li e

We have a few (houwand yards of 72 inch
lug for seed beds covers yet.

!ess

The best for less

KILGORE SEED C&lt;

lucts Co.

EDGEWOOD
GROCERY

' Second S t.

24SI Sanfotd A vd Fhony :tO(i

S A N F O R D
it

with capital of $M)i),0(iit

G R O V E

Amid Majestic Pines

»&gt;

TOILET ARTIC LES
Klcnso Liquid Antiseptic
[Tube Klenso Tooth Paste
Tooth Brush
IGeorgia Rose Tale Powder
Georgia Rose Body Powder
Jontcel Vanishing Cream
[Jonted ( ‘old Cream ..........
'Shaving Cream and Talcum
Powder
f ...............

Hon. Ed. Walthall,
/&amp;ZP- Seminole !Iud*nn-Essex Co.
flhroford, Fla.
^Daar Ed:

vF
io
f

?:

i

most exclusive residential sites in the city has

(p a d 'lllac nozv makes the greatest advance
inthe fine car field
This extraordinary forward nep in the person-•lizatiun of the nrotur it another ttiumph in
Cadillar'i long career o f auctru and preitige.
It briagi to Cadillac ptiriliascra the practically
unlimited range ot 5011 Color and Upholitery
Combination*, and 50 Body Style* and Type*
— the vvideat choice ever ollcred by au American
manufacturer.
Thl* gigantic program i* the culmination of
nruothi ol planning and organi/atiun. In itsxvay
il 1* *i great ■ im ic ii as any of t'adilbi’ * engi­
neering a* hirvmrirt*..aui! it t\ |&gt;ual ot the Ira.lrr*hip which inakci (ire C a.iiilai s** noteworthy.

IV.And all this la Classified under
“ M M o f pUasurel

only vocation that is
wUta Is a vacation
I U W iig h the country
tT h tt 'i real

really
spent
In an
pious-

•Jfuwl ftnuine recreation.

Yours,
b il l .

mu-

m

just been completed and you are invited to

G rove.

'1‘rt.rJ /ii/m

I hcie place the Culillac on an una|&lt;))Toached
plane ol dutinctioa *nd luxury, aud com­
pletely aeparate Cadillac Irom compariion
xvith even the belt tan ul it* price range
■nd over.

Sanford.

The xvidcipread intereir ahcidy arouaed thuwi
that the or xv, yo-drgrcc, eight-. &gt;linJrr Cadillac
i» drilitird for suctra* tar heyoud cveu lhat of
the year juit paaaed.

C

A

&lt; »o

D
ar‘ v i s i « N

or

cttrixAL

LLAC

t ex*

SANFORD GROVE, Inc.

iL t l o o s c r o i x a t i o m

L' 41 1111 V XxVa
L. C. MILLER, F tps.
First National Knnk Hldg,

Sanford Cadillac Co.
L. E. White* Prtt*.

i

i

^

.«

117 Second St.

.

WBJiUiifiiriinifiijardja
; tw g
iV/v
but

I'HE RE«XA^ SJ^OgE

v .

6 lb s .

Va.

(ohhlers

We
Deliver

1 0 lb s . 4 4 c

rite Mini Irrit w o m a n shops
xxtilt l Inf t( l&lt;‘ |\hoit(‘ .
Mlit*
i liiiiiii.tli's triliim s I irut* ami
i- a stiii'il o f »'xi*i*lIt*iit i;i*o* i't *r*s i f sin* Just
ra ils
I *lt«nit* No. 277. \Vo d t 'liv c r
-ox i t til t inn's ii d a v .
S E R V IC E - ( p A I.IT Y

C a m p b e ll’s
Tomatoes
W aldorf
2
W illo w b r ook
Toilet
Paper

Pork &amp;
Beans
No. 2
Cans

A

Rolls
iM i

Fruit

Jam

- = = '

TT7W
■■■■■'
i is’ rnd&lt;5|

1'

( (M KTESY

GONZALEZ
Grocery Co.

rt ^

'

Magnolia al Second

.*• "*'! VSV'X
—.k.-ui

The families served hy lHe
• f . « w 4.1
v-&gt; s.l *
,\ \ r are more lliiin eus- *
lomerA— they are friends,
many sinee ehildhond. The
reason is Hint ennfitlenue
and a xvnrm
will re­
sult ini; from genuine serxiee underlies .ill their deal­
ings xvith A &amp; I*.

••

ga

'mS'-AL
^ij.e
■l.rMS *
14 //..

-.

•

•

**(•#*

#%• a. •*'»&gt;*i iy«' ru
. I.

,4 #

J

*i- •. • " jJ ,
, \ i.-UUli •

a X t
•

y

OO ,
“ OL
I •! J

ANNOUNCING
iH - I’

a newly refined

J-

k;

•...

&gt;»-; ' * VmVd
.**«*',
•
v .. nr'orVJniYlj
.. **• t ?u'l&lt; il4n«wij

f U#lV~ ill I

A&amp;P Peanut Butter
Always Freeh. I!)•» .............

•a • 'A ,'.ui

&lt;*i

A&amp;P Elgin Bulier
Cut from the Tub
Sunnyfield Bacon
Sliced Pound Pkg•&gt;

j

............

NOW

Swift Bacon
S^rjps, lb • f -- - - - - - .........

ON

Lemons, Fancy,
Per D oien.......

in ford D r u g C o m p a n y j The
Rhone 325

Phone 249

liv*A*-*«.-**

St

M

v

■i

■'-’A.

19c
12c
15c
43c
54c
59c

s

O r d W i e n ; ,\t ......

Bushel
2.25

— A,

Apple Butter
7 1-2 Oz*. Glass..................

19c
69c
15c
15c
39c
39c
$1.49 S

i - — ...............

Kexall Milk o f Magnesia
r°Untain Syringe ........

’

P o ta to e s

Su liana

pitlle Mineral Oil ....
Salts................
;Ju‘nite Zin,c,i^t........

o i o fa . g i

m o t o

V s I) e r i »

7,? &lt;VMVn

Ga. Peaches

Sunsxveet Prunes
2 lb. Pkg........... ....

DRUGS

upuidrj,/. *&gt;. b. D/trtit
i f e

■ t w

..

Adhesive Plaster
hiuitfe Baqdage' ........
' fine Ointment .........
Miauzets (sanitary napkpis) J)z.
^Pound Roll Hospital Cotton
fards (iau/e

within the near future.

■ ■

112 W. First Street.

Old Dutch Cleanser,
.‘1Cans fo r................

MOUSE-HOLD NEEDS

Visualize what this section is to he

Naii ford Paint And
Wallpaper Co.

;t!)c

(Wa&lt;ie

an

Custom ers!

Cranberry Sauce, Slrained and Sweetened, Can. ..

.1

59c
69e
79c

Study the location and also the growth of

pitnls nml hrimes in the United
St nI ex, hax e wnlls finished with [
Veltiminn, M.-ixhahle wall paint.'|
I‘ **st deriirninrs and srehitiTts sp­
urn* e ni it s soft uniform tones. 11

One Alliualor &lt;ilass I’ /ee

1
l\

39e

.... ..

TheOUFUtWdIFkhh
The finest business b u i l d i n g s , hott-

Clean S w e e p Brooms
Four Strings Each ....

Correspondence Cards|i)0x Stationary

Notable also are new improvement* and refine­
ment* ami added luxury feature*— xvhit h, in
their totality, bring the Cadillac to the Light*
development.

.1
I
I
1

Jjird Baltimore ..........

rX*T,l

(Jrandmolhers Washing;
Powder, 2 Pkj;s.... ..........

STATIONARY

drive out at any time and inspect Sanford

fiO *Budy Styles and Types r t f 5 0 0 (dolor and Upholstery (Combinations

A man goes to the sea shore nnd
*R,n,K • wfrk getting blistereri
*11 over nnd letting tho sand flies
gTOM on him.
Or ho goes to the
mountains and sleeps for a wees
* n uncomfortable bod and eats
food that is not cooked to suit hint
i » d paddies around in the rain
to find some way to sprmij
■fa time whllo he’s spending his

tA"d the funny, part of it is that
~ f*Uowa manufacture so ntanx
to tell their frlemls about
it times they had tn their
* u 1
(he time tho nexl
roUa around, they bellow
•elvaa and are willing to go
taa same suffering all over

G eneva A venue from Sanford A venue to the

CacLIIbc cuitom-buHt MvtQ-pmenger Subuiban
Price 1 4 , 1 1 5 , f. o. b. Detroit

n

Peaches, Libby and Del
Monte, No. 2 1-2 Can ....

I OF THE REAL BARGAINS:

VACATIONS

Conditions that would make a
man oult his wife at home are put
Up with at some summer resort
•ad paid for at price* lhat make
•&gt;. p»o yaar's savings look like a hum
c bone after a week's operation on
L a boarding house table.

Not

For August

(ami — 1800,000 to 1h* xpr'iil, |
odollng hotel to 1m* unciI h« ml I
•(ration building hx’ UrdversHy o f Miami

/ i

&gt;PATTON'S

FRIENDS

tall Factory to You Sale

■

to away.

~

niiiBisaat

),'T*lU h *sw o — Port
_
f Hiiuver.il
W * * t e r ...
n
R a i l w a yC unttiany
--------('"ntpanv

.■jAYben you see a man walking
dlwll the street, with an exprese lm io f dir gust nn his face and a
W » r y look In his eyes, if ho drags
•!&lt;&gt;•* Uk« ha is so tired that ho can
SCUcaly pul one foot before Ihe
utbwv and you pick him out as un
object deaervlng your deepest txymB lBy, the chances are 10 to I that
da a follow who has junt re­
turned from suffering the enjoy­
ment o f his aummer vacation. '
This is the vacation season of
tha year, the time when people are
unhappy when they huve to stay
i t homo and miserable when they

„

l or Men. W om en. Children

L lo y d S h o e S to c e |

Rockey Tire Shop

\.'r*

Hoad Herr ire
Phone 265 ||
S 3it K. 2nd St.

\

-Pay Cash - - - Get It Foi LessPHONE 671

lieekins Coffee II).

sprax itm mal

J

AND

Cloverliloom Hitller lit.

re (lieese

s to c k

W elakn Hldg.

A 1,1,

K ID .

fo r

our

We also curry insuctieides
poultry feeds and supplies.

O K I.A N D O
ON

seeds,

d a ily

12^c

cam

Flower Seeds.

m n st.

Dickson-lves C om p an y

111 D A Y S

ro o o iv in g

No. 2 June I*cas

Heels. Hearts, Celery, Cabbage. Carrels (j
,M;r7 , : 7 a r« ,t;* Kmlive, l.elliiee. |{»mnin. Onion!
and Sels, Potatoes, Kadishes, T'urni|is, Mnsiart

TWO DAYS—AFGI ST llOlh. 21st.

j y i N d T O N , . Aug. 1.1— (/P)
'ustrlal alcohol inust he made
— — "for prohibition, and governIktnt chemists were seeking to" ''t o r for an effective denaturing
’ !taa that would he strong.ar
_,H fasoljr.o.
v, ^U*t wnat this new element
would bo has riot boon detarnjineil
HK I it
n i l nr.
s e T V K V 'r l i
but It roust smell badly, give the ' &gt;ji i 'on
t tt. n i t n i i . HttxiiMH.t:
•Icohol an odoriferous at.il unpleas­
n it M V , n . i i i i i i i \.
IN « I M M K i l l
ant taste nnd still he "harmless."
A M T r o il IIIX O llt ».;
fo r treasury officials uiIndlLed II* XII H U T Mr ' 111.1. *
tjua^asollnc aud other ingredients 1
« ‘I tU I* l. A IN ANT,
X'H
.
...--- with industrial nlcolml with i . t i . i , a MiMir,r*.
tftp idea of making it unfit for
I ' I'.'K ION 11A N T
bavarago use has not deterred wily
I ' I T A T I O \.
I ' H K HTA T H OK l*l,()|| ||y \ i i ti
t*r bootleggers from diverting qutxnI.I I.I. A M r l l l l . l . ,
tftle* of the alcohol into illegiti
IT ii|rp*'Uil"S fi. ii* it H*. ••* *i lull ..*
mate path*.

fie ld

are

9c

Butter Milk

Notice to the Farmi
and Gardners

lia r g a in s .

D-l Irttyet's Lave heen iireparinB lor this
event for inonlhs: sean lung metropolitan
markets and odd lorners «»f the xvorhl. And
iioxv everylhing is in reatlintss -.shoppers
will iind. In re. a delightful atmosphere «n
enthusiasm ou Ihe part of emit depart ment
ji Irieiidly rivalrv for xuut f.tvor.
l hi uni

wanted to co-operate with them
and urging Unit they arrange joint
meetings in the form &gt;&gt;f lunch
eons or dinners in the various
towns nenr here.
The r handier
voted to co-operate with Mr I lolly
In arranging Tor the im-eimgs j iv
the near future.
Mr. Holly also urged that the
people of this city use more ad
vertlsing mutter on their cars and
luggage when they nmko trips out
of the state, and that road inform
ation he mude available dnilv at Ins
office.

u

PH O N E R.'M

We carry a full line. Get our|
prices before you buy.
Let us repair your tires

M cC u ller Grocer; ( C o .
Sliced Breakfast
$ .45
Bacon, lb .,...................
Armour’s Star
.41
Ham, lb.,..........................
Clear Brook
.47
Butter, lb.,.......................
10 lbs. Irish
.45
Potatoes .........................
21 lbs., Pillsbury
1.50
Flour .................
’
5 Cans Van (lamps
.55
(re a m ..............................

65c

1 Mi K. S e c o n d St.

"'SS'

y -'-.A

Sum iii-

10 II). Sugar

I!IH\9. KvprrarafQltn

GOODYEARTIRES

SATURDAY SPECIALS
M- H. Coffee...............................47c
Campbell's Pork &amp; Beans, 3 for 25c
No. 2 Can Tomatoes,.........:{ for 25c
Pure Creamery Butter.............. 49c
Lriendliness
Low Prices

PLENTY OF PARKING
■PING CREAM
SPACE
our Dessert

•'I'* Madison Avcnig
New York, K, y,

— ON—

g r o c e r t e r ia

Whitehall IMiarrtacsll
Stiltl Iry the I'tilloxving t lc iile l-:

WILLIAMvS G I V E S
PLANS FOR CITY
SEWER DISPOSAL

m

1 XX.

ADD

jfras pronounced dead.
y.ttiu than 20 minutes hnd elups, after he stepped onto the senf“ .at’ 12d)6
"
* when
vh' ’hla
' body, in its
pt, was wheeled out of the
_ chamber. It was claimed by
„__1rea for funeral secyices.
.Tltealde r Whlttemore and Mre.
(ire t Whlttemore, his wife,
' b|m farewell several hours
fore the execution, separated
out him by a heavy, fine-meshed
Teen which encased the denth
,
*
Paint Hmile Fades
The young gangster, after shak­
in g hands with prison officials in
* i deo^h cell corridor, dropped his
i t cigarette from his lips and
liked steadily through the small
__or leading to the oxecution plat­
(Continued from I'nge I I
form 18 feet above the floor of tin tween Dul.aml and llel.eon Spring"
chamber.
A faint
smile open by November I.
*h lA waa on hia face left it when
James Wells, commercial agent
ood erect over the trap and of the Atlantic Coast l.ine Itnil
.. _ hi* brief statement In a road said that this section of the
_ llr voire.
country was getting more freight
The black hood was drawn over than ever before and that the
Ji head end his shrouded figure prospects were that the volume for
I dropped through the platform next winter would he greater than
t TWO minutes after he. appeared that handled in the pnvi winter,
* i narrow doorway ubovc the hilt that with the exception "1
o f the witnesses. He was building material there should hi*
iiQjced dead after six exami- [no tieup in the freight disposal in
*
the threw official at- ; Florida.
— .tg physicians.
I'lnns for northern nnd local pul&gt;
'...Whlttemore. serving a 15-yenr licity were brought up hy A* ting
ce for burglary, fntally beat 'Secretary Holly.
He tanl , hut
H. Holtman, a (10-year-old he had sent the merchants of the
.. with nn Iron bar, Fed) ‘ill, outlying districts letters telling
nqd escaped.
them that the people of this city

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Given Big Dividend

NEW YOHK, Aug IT i/l’&gt;
Stockholders of the (lencrnl Mo­
tor* Corporation are neailx $('&gt;ou,
000,000 better o ff in shnre.hold
ings today as the result of an ex
tra dividend rleclalHtion acclaimed
as the largest disbursement of the
kind ever made.
The corporation declared a com
mon stock dividend of 50 per cent
authorizing an increase *,f 2,‘.nil,.
000 shares. The 'lecltiratlen w i*
made yestenlay after (lie ".luri,
exchange had closed for the ilax

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notice lie published In the HnIlford
Herald, n newspnper pnhll/hi i| In '
Nall font. Hi rnlilole &lt;’oiiaiy. I'loridn. '
once a week for four « onseeiitive
i* eek s.
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Educating Hat.
“ C h ild r e n a r e h a p p y w h e n t h e y a r e u s e fu l,” d e cla res A ti­
Making Blur lllnmonda
ff0!0 Ra tri.
A n d A n g e l o In t h is in s ta n c e iH u ndou b tedly
Cruel Insert Wives
I; * ■ 'Sneond i' i d a Matter ' r i g h t , w h e n th e w o r d “ u s e f u l” has been d e fin e d and classiA *99,000,000 Slash
*7, tSTi. nt t hr I'n.tnff |ri» f j 4„|
jrfl. Florida. under Act i.f
IIV A K T I l I i t IIP (S H A N K
■
■
I ho tru t h is t h a t no o n e is g e n u i n e l y h a pp y unless he is
(C«prright 11(311. hr Hfnr ('•.)
useful,
l i e m ust s o m e h o w f e e l that he is w a n te d in the
w a r . ' ihcftn
j- —.... Kdllur and Xana^f
til. fc» CHA I '
Aaaoflalf Kdlftir
HY A R T I I I 'lt H KI8H AN K
' M A l i K K. JON H*. ilaaMRlng Viilliur w orld he in h a b its o r be g o e s d o w n into th e d e p th s o f d is ­
I'KOFKSSOU McDOlHJALL. &lt;&gt;f
co n te n t.
.
lliirviird. priivc. (hut the inlclli
I t t i A li n i l H I P T i n A IIATK1
T h e d e f i n i t i o n then o f t h e w o r d " u s e f u l "
is all that gericc ef while tills cun he in
Ofit Year-17 « « . si* M- iith- $3 Mi
nUlvprffl In €"11% hy i*siifi«*«. |imi s t a n d s in the w a y o f g e n e r a l a c c e p ta n c e o f a tru ism , " o n l y i tensed m i iichl gi 7. 'rntinti.. Six
X
^rCaik, 10c. Weekly sK«lltft*iii 12 n©
\
th e u seftd person is h a p p y . "
T h e man w h o is " u s e f u l ” is times every «liiv the ruts were
year.
•t.i
driipped in wilier mill hiul to eliinti
ot use to t h e w o rld , w e la k e it.
One happy c r e a t u r e w e ••ill "it one " f two wire landing
&gt;i. i t e r i A I . XOTICKi
All ..t.*l mir\
l i e ‘ luge,, one i hiirged with eleetriei
!' ngflret, rant* nf llinnk. t . «..,n'lotc. k n o w is p r o v i d i n g e m p l o y m e n t f o r s e v e r a l r e f o r m e r s ,
‘ •* d nntlCftft Of f»nt cr 1ji Inmcrii * w In h*
soon
w
ill
co
m
e
to
th
e
end
o
f
his
happy
c
a
r
e
e
r
and
p
r
o
v
id
e ty that gave a &lt;evere shock, other
e l i m c a %ro made will
«**1
not so charged.’ ’
•jfcregular advertI wIuk mini
r e v e n u e t o r an u n d e r t a k e r and s o m e m o r e dust fo r M o t h e r
After eight generations the rats i
Hut he t h in k s he is h a p p y .
He th in k s he is h a v i n g
f R N I I K R * AMIII IATKII I'llK ** i K a r th .
learned to 1 1..... the safe landing,
JTha Annoriiit &lt;d I' m m 1m »**r1m*- a g lo r io u s ly g o o d t im e w ith his bo oze and th e bunch that which was ducked than the other.
!O ly entitled .&lt;» ( hi* 11m*• fur i •••
t&gt;WllcAtloQ nf all nvWK d I cIm-» helps him spend bis m on e y.
You may mil that .low.
lint
L . cffdlted In ,hl* ,in,*cf anil ii Ihii lli"
m
eight
thoii-und
generations
thu
I
’a
t
r
i
m
ea
n
t,
o
f
course,
th
e
sort
o
f
"
u
s
e
f
u
ln
e
s
s
”
that
most
new*
Iinl llnri'lll
A I'
rlfthta of republic*, Ion " f .pn-lnl o f us k n ow .
He g i v e s an account o f a fa m i l y o f u sefu l lit-, human race ha- not learned to
* ' dUpatebe* herein nti' a Inn ii.i'rvi'il
i keep away fomi war, which i. con
lie folks.
One ch ild in th e h ou sh old a ris e s e a r ly in the sideriddy tnme onpleaHMiit than the
* F R I D A Y , A U G U S T 1.1, 1920
m o r n in g and m ak es her M o t h e r a cup o f c o f f e e a n d c a r r ie s eleetrieallv elmiged landing stage
it to her M o t h e r ’s room . T h e n ext child helps li t t l e b r o th e r , of I lie rat.
* T I | K llF.ltA M ) P L A T F O R M
to dress, sees th a t he has had his breakI'Ast, etc.
ilie
f i n d KSHII: J U L I A N Huxley,
f l m « Inkr nt NnnfuriT* front I M o t h e r , as I ’a tr i says, had to w o r k co n s id e r a b ly h a r d e r trainwho inherit- hi- love o f science
.
gtnir.
u &gt; n W » r nnlrr roulr to Jnrkoun- ign th e c h ild ren to do th e u s e fu l tasks than if sh e had done say, lourtship and deep affection
The
t h e m h e is c lf , hut she w as b u ild in g lo r t h e ir h a pp in ess in exist aiming lower animals.
male pidei will eatt h u fly un i
t r ,t '»* «lm r ll»ii nt HI. Juhn.-lnth
e
fu
tu
re,
and
r
ig
h
t
now
.
“
F
o
r
,
”
as
the
w
r
i
t
e
r
went
on.
' H
Olan filter Ck.nl.
offer it to the female p ,|er, as
a child is a lw a y s h a pp y w h e n he has served s o m e one he I you have seen a rooster
itb|9&gt;N*iirln. of nfcllr nnr.
find a
l o f I w l w w l . k pool, tr.nl. roarta. likes. A n d he has g r o w n ju st that much.
wo! m ami let a hen have it. Some
” ■ . ele.
times, at the Iasi moment, he eats
rC n fo rtu
■ k m r.ll.n of hullillng pro, n a t e l y f o r m a n y o f t h e lit tle d r u d g e s o f t h e w orld
grout— hoii.r., hotrU. apart. I t h e y d o i i t k n ow t h e y a r e h a p p y . Tltex seem o f t e n to h a ve it himself
Mml kniort.
I I..- p. &gt;r
fih spider is must in
T h e y lie pilled "I i
R.trtl.Tnii of atrrrl pn«lng pro- v e r y little reason f o r l i k ’ n g th e people th ey s e r v e .
II husbands, for he,
l u u e been put to w o r k , not to a d d to th e ir h a p p in es s hut to Wife ll-oallv ' h'vmirs him at the
I d M ’nmlfKrtiuii of kn i| I M n r t
ja d d to th e c o m f o r t o f I heir e ld e r s u 11 g o t h r o u g h the or elul &gt;.t I he III. ee\moon.
The fe
. i Nrouiof I nkr Mimrur.
malt praying ’"■•litis tills Itlr smile
|^Lf'nni|ltl4lun of r ll) hrn ut I f Irn- 'd ea l o f I r a in in g th em tor the sukt
h a v in g useful little di-.i.■ii t aldi I il.it
V
;
tlnn frugram,
lfrKk|fl|niilun of *rh«»«l
■&gt; Rfr m slaves.
\
wltk pro* I.Ion for , nrr.-iiaci,
St I K V I I
In h om e s ^ h e re love and w is d o m go hand in hand, child
I'Ll.I, you that
•»■ faelllllra.
reu a l w a y s h a v e s t a le d tasks to do. T hey a r e " p e r m i t l e d " With tin ant t indium y o u tiin
trail f"l ill a 'v1 Mow diamond worth
JM B LK VKUSK KOI* T O D A Y
I ,n help " i t h .Mot h i t ’s w ork as a fa w n to them .
■'-S
T h e y g o 4.1 mi mtn it blue w hite diiiiinilld
! l ( ) l ) IS F A I T H F U L
"The about t h e house w ith .shining e y e s and
W"l
III
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l.
It ttie iliamoiid j.
happy voices, busily
L * d gave them re.t. . . There
t'lggei, \iiiii men ;ised value will
Mlkfd not aught of any gnnil thing d o in g I he useful little t h in g s that help lo m a k e a pleasant In
pt tip'll t I'llliit I'l V gl l'ilte
,, which the Lortl ha&lt;l spoken nnlo , h om e
I hey learn o r d e r lin e s s a n d prom ptness. T h e y learn
V —_
M th» hotiao of larael." Jos. 21:11.15. to ta k e ca re o| things. A n d t h e y a r e the h a pp y ch ild ren o f
I •I A M( t.\ I
l i l t S t rented have
the w o r ld w ith prospect o f b e i n g the l.appv m en and w o m en rem Hin d hliie for years. Whether ■
* T I I E FOOL'S P R A Y Kit
ot I he c o m in g y e a r s .
they wmild remain hlue forever, 1
se leltee llo e M l'l k ll"W .
r f e royal fenat was done; the
i ’a i n co nclu des his a r t ic le w it h the in jtim I ion. " T e a c h
I I "lilue Wtilt 1 ' diamonds were
o
king
1 IH.C.MIH &gt; 1 , \ . K N ijl IKKi; Nl \
e h .h h e n to lM’ u sefu l, and t h e y will he happv and in telh - eoiotriiiiier than vellow diamond'.
. jpought pome now sport to Imng d it.
A m all a n y one w h o truly lo w ., c h ild ren could add 1 hi v would In
I n ,1 per than the
&gt;*
lab care,
the late .1. flies li Ihlla
t:i n it
I Tnler 1&gt;ur "tione ll'fiS
vellow
Amt it diamonds were
Dd to hie Joator cried, ‘‘Sir Fool,
V . , ' " V " 1' 1 ,M‘ , h ‘ ‘ I'1" ! ' t hat the actual " t e a c h i n g " o f the
I'.IVe to fllltllv t liege. I'M al
it 1 unlawful f o r " t i e t '
I'teiil
it'll
a
gla
'. women
would
( roc! now for u. mill make u child he d o n e w " h m e r r in ie n L
|&lt;(., „
|,k(. ,,|av t , m I hu h.mi. \ 1
million' "I
lilt 1.vtl ill mg
I li p l " C
"I
Hot a ant I in in
Moralize mi t hat
R
prkyer!"
1 w ll h i he oinh'l iinding 1 tint I, I ml
I' I -llhp I I l o t " l i t I I
|,,r , h *’ ‘ hild le a r n in g to help M o th e r .
I.. | t h n v be no nag
' ' it ot um would 1 haoge it t .1 !
I inh t our law then 1 no
l ilt . I M l l li Slap's
11
Tile Jfater tloffed Hi. rap mol hell. g m g . none &lt;d the m is e ra b le c o m p la in in g and ir r it a b le d m
I he Ihlla I ’ til vefsil v. wa , pi.
i"U made l&lt; r I h e p m ' h a - e
•
Ilf
IM
ilt
Mill
U
.
\ &gt; h III. n r
Aftd atoo&lt;l the mocking court liepi "hilot 1001 1 I'V aliv si a 1
or u e n| w lllski V v e i l u p o n i h e
use I i l l n e s s " IM
a ,‘ ,,l|d fe e lin g happy m bi•Mw
*ni«!
h tflay I ‘i esideni
fore j
n'tlg. Is Inn II I'V tin- II )• pie i 1 i p t l o l l o f a p h v 11 1.i l l
f he
•••miifc
1
m
hitm'I \ mm
milhofi
|)ld not are tin. hitter smile
;i of li&lt;pi&lt;&gt;r ot vanoti knot
ptlV e i a n m . t v w r i t e a p r e t r i p h o t i
A child has a rig h t to lie h a p p y. I ' a n n l s w h o h a ve miIni from the preliminary estmi
the painted grin lie wore.
: .h hi &lt; v. n e ii'llni
The l"t ti. Imt laimnt lawfully have it
happy
I n
a pp y |ch
(111ild
It Iren
ref] a r e Ithe
he most d is m a l o f failu res. A n d (h e r e i l t e
a - * 1•I . ol tile J)l|ke
IT111 d m tieorgi.i, nor muld h e v e n
\
.
•ding lo 1 he present plans,
H ^ h o w e d his* head, and held his I ^ n" ‘ " " i b l thal m uch o f p a r e n ta l fa ilu r e could lie tra ce d In
leg to Ih &lt;il eenville
It ti" llould ui t eed 111 gelt mg it
veriuil"l,l.
lilts Veal. will
&lt;i'll listed a follows
‘ k"the
” monarch's silken stnul; ch ild ren In Ii'V It i v 1 H a.........1
irn n K » f .■I'll.lr™ is
......
II..',,
till'd, outside "I the slat. , lake
(Upon
,s "U
ligietl.
H elp -pend three lulhon, two hundred
• h i l d m i to I . N J ( ) \ heij^r
tu lupiol a "d use it
He wmild lie
ht
htindi'
d
and
fiftv
i|im
1
1
u
seful,
and
hall
(
h
e
i
r
l
ife
's
b
a
t
tle
s
••'•■ut&gt;
nullum
dollars.
That
Hkzpjeading voice hrose: “ O Lord,
•it t ioy i liampagite, appraised •idneil to aii'"*l and proseeiitton
a re won.
Is
* Ill’ll h les. than we were spend*
•
R tordf.l to me.
me, a fool!
- . .0 n or a total of •faJlM,. Ami for yhdnlmg the state law if he
()
■ ■ ago, hut it is six tniii.,
dig n while
I ug to t in, item is w till eii hoiild In found with 1 , on his per&lt;n^ * j ) l t y , I.ord, could change the
the itiimml expi'iidiltire that filled
mi or in hi- home
And this i c ­
odd
T1 1w '
r. heart
, I lie 1 "uni ry with horror in the tinyof Join Iteed.
. hundred and thirty tpiarl- ier' to pre Volstead distillation as
red with wrong tu white
•a linger &gt;hampagiie ( ItttMit. " e l l a- to iha, manufaettired since
Wat
1 ■ expcli 'ive, Cspev tally I
fn ff wool;
' Ti/ V *
,,,ks SMU''‘ w n n l
" llt
T a lla l.a s
when \ini pav I hi hi l l . lor ol her , ‘M' II eil itl
it tpuirt and mii the Volstead law henime operative,
Tod must heal the sin; hut, *..... , j
Kl1 •■hilt s e v e n te e n m illion dnllars n f a s t ir ....... in I lie count rii
has about
ie
"I the Jaime lirainl and Vin lo 'net, Georgia
• i l c 11 east try
m a n y w eek s, w e r e p e a l, and «m lv a few
drastic a ^tate prohibition law as
at St oil a pint,
___Wierelful to me a fool!
any -tat" m the I'liion, with t lie
n e w s p a p e r s in all F lo r id a h a v e been ta lle .l
lo |„ 1|,|„|,
lu r
K \III 'i
"I I tlOl at
I •M o ltic n u . ,,, „i|
puss,tile t xieplioii of Alabama, in
I
“ I’m ! hy our guilt the onward
plot a lo f11
d Dawsnii w li 1
M o n m en tla lin n s as In |he .|uit k f s i w a v (n spend the mmiev
'"ling
Whit 1 eniore, I V'(*
wbo b
tale it" ."it ot’ drink &lt;
• an
) k. 1 ■weep •
and
I
.1
1
tu.;
1
1
.
Hit
I!.,Inn
1,11 h "lit. will In' tutngr f / .;
I. b o , l i e d m a n y 1 nit airier bav
•
I'e surplus fund is e a r n in g t n l.r e s t , a s w a s -dinw 1.
f i t truth and light (t I.ord, We
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-he s a , , . " |(,,|(
( ,ty T r e a s u r e r l.u n m g
reply
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Mtay;
A tut M« .11, a k
V\ I1.1 I lines ,1 OIUO
H
mm. it.
Ilia’ ’ I
r hot (It
In \lahniiia the I
- ,1w.*'Ynr our follies 1 Imt
,
p," ’M s ' " ‘ HHfV. the Inn.I hy the I , ( h e next le g , ,
I l ' o f ' ■I II . Ill
long
f, I ill.', "
I Dill.
Ihl
"I .1 . oil,I
•v id&gt; . it I Ie
&gt;el |o|i
ha - 1
iWefhulil llu on 1 1ti from Heaven
W I I I A III'. ll- III a 1 .Illdfllilifd tielir
d
oe and v ,1, I.i"
I fl I I'( a l t d I h a t i f it
away,
m illio n s "'^ ", r
T ' \ U"
Kr" » '" r ' » ' « « sc\ elite,',, linn d' 110
i ’ l. Fmam icr a* d I., 1 l o u n i l u p o n t h e l a n d o f
man dm- n't
think mi 1I', il al all
nioiiiit mg 1
lie is usu || a philanlhi"iiis|
..il i
i
i
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........... " r w
e l l t h e l il t ld I
•l i b jet t t o c o l l f l i t
clunnty feet, si til
not ol II " ' lunkllii' kind, im l liiiti, t he foregomc 1 1| 1
••lixilh \ i -m
HI. ev e n It t h
pv:
owner of the Ian I
j
mire,
l ' " s III T in ; H t'ral,1 se em s In be a mnsl u n n a tu ral s i i o a
lllg W■,' Id ll.tv e l.epl him 11 oi I says
lo III ■oi 10
0&gt;
1 alll e "I Hu ,lo 1
•Cfd 1rrufthing Ido HMOIII I v
Ihut . . I:
| " N o doul. ih
■1
O' h .1
" fllfti,
n il
• end; •
I lie • id,ic,u ' \ '|S |IIK,‘
,n s , a r l
«’"H\ ersal mu
|was pi &lt;" ui ■
1 ,p ■i t \
" Mi Dlll.e pm.
11 1
A n ' 1 J,l" nbr nliHIlt I lie t im e th e ..... pie send then
HiMet hard, well-ineimmg
III I s A t I If K Is kind I o w||i; to the opi'i
m "t
H ie
V o l 1. a.
Ir tua. ite. how ev&gt; r. I h
I'
# 1, ,w o thriiMt
animal . " " I even |n iiiiirdt I 1 1 ■ act, nodi t 1 la .11 . of Inw p. 1
'•t "V i l"ll of the law has been it
uim png the heart stiiugs ol a
I h o w 111 av - neat l.v nil amnia!
do
nutting in.
I " ; " i;:w h ' ll' l n i
sl&gt;&lt;*&lt;*l.l k i &gt; I,l..nit.
|„
r nt I " , * o f a h . d o hi
i»',ih d ioec a fexv veal ■ ago it
j j u x fr,or,dI’ 1" ! ' I those m illion s a ga in s t a u v “ s tie K - e m - m ," men w h o WllIll'll, v leal sul'fei lug, tin an -v hex eragi' • • K i d a* ' l i e 11t il e t i e uT -I lilt 1 w a.Toimd mi ilte plant 1
kill, I lo "i,ie other animal, m tpr dry law i " .
•' e l , t i l l . e
Ton ", nil ailti 'iilnoli league oil.
H m r i i r . t l m o truth Ihut We have nut.j happen to he a sse m b led on ( h e old red hills o f l.em,
1 xeilenu ut "I flight,
they
1 ./e|
"Hut rn .
•hi
f i n d m ill.
oil m that *tale.
The official
ktopt
EfJ' I
1Imt lIn 1 •' 1
s,' , v e the people little pain
I • "I a I eel lllg llii' Ini not lo.e his land, at all event
W * know how tdinrp it pierced «kf n . r h ‘n *‘ • ! ' “ UHVS l 1’ 1" n,U,1,‘ V
TUI- Ml UDKIIKK manage, t, crime ol in
•mil
1 1 "lino., 1 :
•V
and atungt
»'.v i
VVhv !
“ ' " ‘ '■’ "••■I
I " ............. .
lo owning aiol keeping a s(o, k
exetise him ell' ia Ills own mold when a dii •I.
•at.eit 1 lino I lo 1 1
word wo had not sense to l.v ..... ...........
In,nor* on In premises ui New
im
l
u
uallv
(eels
for
hiiti-mll
tht
.................. ' " s ' " sa “ ,M
was, ;.a&gt; 1
I I IM'••( ( 14•*»| \*\
1 IT. title Mr Duke was vodntmg
ti
»*y—
sympathy that lie ought in h;m Washingt"!
Vml a- long as m nilx the federal law, lull if his
'Who know* Imw greatly il hud
■Hisl as a sa m p le, f o r instance, le i's la k e the m a i l e r ,,
b it Im 1 he man I hut he 1.1' |, ,| impuirmi ni
1 " 'll • U 'I. f Is s|, '
u
rung?
That
help
hiIasi
day
Hi
p,
I Hl" ’s(
h y a eiu th s .
i f , he S|i,t„ w ou l'l o f f ! "
„i"
fered whvi. . ,|bulk 1 taken, 11. 10 uienee had li.. 11 in Georgia and
n
,
oh a tiling hit'l "('turn'd 11 would
ink llselx hales |h.ise tpal ,
high slat I --. 1 tow . 1,1. r. |s |||1 1,.
'oivc been alloy, ther iliffen nt |i
"t9ur IjA'dtn no touderneKs should . M.1
‘" W
,,My " ,1' ‘ vvhn wn,l,(l , i ‘ l &gt;»a- s t a l e 's „ a v i g
v'leted and senleneeit him In, a likelihood ,1 e p'■"hil.ii i"ii . nforet
1’
tovk,
to In- hoped 1 bat I lie I'ai I thal
hut 1nu ..ling
meiil will o. ,1 ■v ni
.1 feel i\. 'll Duke (iepl ; eelllir of wlilskev.
T fe
chastening
slripcn
must
............... .
1 Ilian it 1
eternise them all;
'in. and gm " ill imt lead the
. »Dk.\|i: YSSl’ ItKS tin
I ,11!. d
It Is ll lt.l|,.
Bill for Idimders oh. in hIiiiiiii '
■T‘ ’ ees of Trn il v Duke ITiivi l 'l
Slati s that Italy’s treaty w tli I stock ut dim ild
............
•Before 1 1n eyes of lleaveu « ' ■ ' T h is
1 l " rejee* In magnilieeiit gill,
Spam is imt a lih.w at
X*. »1 1, I or t o t hi 1 |,.e 1 in.
a
fall.
. r thal they will not obpo i ,,• the
Mile, lea, isn’t intended I k i
I law. and. I" o 1 n
u e "t Ills l,.*no' for the prop" c l
Smith \111 •*11*■;. 11 markets ..we, York, w Im m h;
'.j'Rfth Items m&gt; halsam for min
oag'iifneiit university.
In the
lioiu Hi. t Tilled Stale-, ami 1,. 1 laws, save ih"'.e
,
takes;
meautiliie, I lie poor devil who is
intvilded "to tune lilt" South \"o , federal emu t ou t
' “Men crown the knnvt
"•rving a seal 1 nee hceause he xva
and
ien."
1ger of hemp
,
d
mourge the tool
.aught " l i lt a half pint of had eon.
M l K\ I’ l.A \ ATIt k\ or ap-l'ev just xxhat di po
TflAt tllfl bin will; Imt thou, (I
In,nor may will |ionder the me
n m edial if we are foolish ,
he "Hide ol it •
,.j
taint,
milllntis l
•iiiality &lt;&gt;f it I t "
wltith can be
|
keep out .if this 1 "imt tv ..... I The law III tie o''gia
uile tin 'titled by tile wtailhv.
,B« merciful ,0 me.
fool!
.................... I grants like Ilte Italians, who i ,.|p j
*n© room wan fin 'lit'&lt;|. In s 11«*11 &lt;-1* r . i T.r ' -V
S ,i," " ll,s
millim, i l e l l a r pi i/e, |he (d to Im1 I'l i| up, we , 1 1 ’ .imp
" D t i sil v nI !• Ini „ l a would la k e „ p ,|,e
rnni*
'•’ 1lulls .s|||(|\ ,,| "light lint t" plav a dog m •|...
iiThu king, and sought his gar h v j.e m t h e \ i e , m u , a i i „ „ . and
F lm ida
boy
w mi li l wi n mangei pan and trv to keep It ,|
1
(ten emit,
the lu g tew util.
unis. Spuimn .|s, Frem huo n ,,id I !
I I Ml
UNION'
^pd walked apart. Mini murmur­
"Iher desii alde iumiigt n|s ,(l,1 , , ;
*
*
*
,
rll low,
South America. Din fouli-h I
Sanford, the largest itnnnd d s
‘ ‘Be merciful to me. a fool!"
lor her celery a garden and field
1 will lie South zYmeiii'a’ s gam
in the state which lias .|( f
.I...'.'"’ •IV.'.'r.1.'1
...................... jilm .i.t
brought
uectioii with (In, ll)lVV V).n , pr.iduct that has been
through excellence and p'op.ularily
'v i n , 1 iuii L V i n r X r ' a ;:;: : ; , k " N,r
? u" ....................... .
Silt DA N IK I,
Halls
husy improving
In i
w . 1 . 1 f t . ,,lt
h 0 u0'"‘ «"e might tlescihe this i t . . " ' .. ...... -i,.,,;.,.
•rum a luxury to a necessity on
„
m ,.
“ ' v " 1'! '«■ " ' ' i i t i i i " K Dial the hiimaii race will soon lack and planning to otter no, t. Kr, lt
stWH Black as the "tiitck horse" of
Die tables ,,f the A merman pc.phI*'I'd is discussed In mam . , n er facilities for tiade
1 l
,1
,Msla" « hl
nm uey- tl'ts in I IX where needlessly
and each year the ,
. * r f Alahnma Democrat it pmnnry. I s p e n d in g sc h em es t i n ! u il
|
nu-rce.
Lyi n g mi I .,1.
millions to 1 he giow,-,s ,,f n,.„
8V*
"
i " ' ! " • « » » " " , W ' " K ..Ii " « , si,;,, n v m . ' r ™ ^ : r ................ . amount of fruit and vegetables which i- one of the great ,
" Ml*«,N ‘hles* Colivt It
\
" " I Dime an- many
" lis t c l ui Hie United Stale.
,» I lakes that form the upp,. ( f ,
l » n In Wae i i ng t o n the other day
t hings grown and pr,alu,
in and
&gt;‘i|in*I to the ami.imt eaten
the St. Johns River, San,"it,
,1
near Sanlord.
,
n ahame that Prcsnlenf |
DUKA NS, L A K E S
ami
tlv,.is ways given considerahh , 11. ,,t,«.i»
Jp t^olidgn wasn't there to enjoy it '
San ford is the distnbut mg point
« IIH AGO Tit I III 1 \|.;
*V
could ploy ide
fish
anti
....at' to water, as well as rail .,i„| ,l)tf(j
lor a cnsidcratde Eloridu territory 1
w hales, sea eoxvs, pm poises, , |, . ! way transportation.
I’l,.- 1
.'Head line; “ Averagu II. S. I ’iti
•Members t.r the Hell’s Kitchen
enough to support fix, tim,.. t |„.' of the Ulvde's long pop,,!;,,
s', and with improved port facilities
Wn .Should
, ••• Uuve |J1» fa sh .” Gee gang, says the N. w York World, , khc weakness ,.r ,|„. death pen present I'l.pulatinn o f tht- g|,,,„. Johns River line, Sanlotd
it will increase .ts trade ami con
,..
WOUldn t it Im&gt; nieg to Ik* uii aver l Were cool enough when confi 'ssmg do imt l i L 1!
Di'i'e tu grow and flourish
The
t,m&lt; juries
,f ' f D Dmvs that population' tended her commercial plaitgga citiiun.
IN.
like
to
apply
it.
That
is
cmnes which would entail punish
1(ll. V'tV is popular and increasing in
ir tislung xvert* done seienlifn ally is now intending to it-ali/.,.
i&gt;„ t«
. ----- i* —
" ' " " “ f '••’Kumeiit against- „ , with ptjwer hoals, good fish pet fullest the advantage-. i|,ai .....
merit no more serious tluiii teine f
lame as a winter resort and h i
I t M u n i that I. H. Musgrove of |111 l"''HO,l, blit they l.l'i.ke i'll" I III.| ,
,V "T
it t Ili'V tecteil, and destructive lid, like from a favorahh- Im at i.m
ai'ioiniiiodalimis f,„ ,„a,n tourists
“
II
back
upon
imprisonment
und
UattH of ;1 groveled heft.rt' witnesses who
There an- Him,sandDredging operations whi, k | nt. and visitors
sharks, 'dentificidl.y elimmatiti
................
r,.-, elec
jcu"net ted them x*,,h .............. . win, 1,
m V
" f f than
we
tfiJn
cull
in every
been in progress i
s,,m.
J" f « ‘ r7 ,,r. ..... .
land ,M.ar to
’"Id be It I In- death penalty Were
purely for tho lnvt* of run
m ' ihI
(h«‘in tu ihr i*l«*, Irn
Nlinford. suited to the growing of
IM K I’. A k l l l N sixteen hundred filling in the lake -bore
chair.
rn’!" Die emit*.
The chief
practically all kinds of fruits and
VV,,!nV,l1ul,,!niaH h';'''gs Weigh about I to the city, are now In-mg 1. i-heil !
-} ---- oT------ I Wc agree with the World Inal timi n ' ' '
’
''‘ ‘‘" h
is 1,-00,00(1 tons, allowing 150 pmiutls 1wutt, the intention of « . . i . , In J vegetables, and the invitation 1,.
J
'V1' “ Pi'lifd uVi.inptlv
.
. MW a bluxt* on the nix-]
''lustrales well the valm ..| .
this work past all impmiam ..... .. 1 the prospector is very pleasing.
Dun ,s ,„tt a &lt;p/-stion of average which is t..„ much n,,.
fcth floor of the purtlx com j ” M‘ '•“ ••Ih penally for nuinld Wc
endless tiillions of tons of f, |,de in a few months and shmihl i„. (l,' ' !
" ' ‘ V " f '»«• cxtre.mVpenallv soil tut this earth, properly cdti iahed, complete, within a v,..,r
a 2l,L"*',tor&gt;r budding nt .'Irt-lO ,h*‘ ^
v,f l»*»i»it*Ml .ml the fa d
that I ;
" " uit’ffitTeliey o f'o iir mf. vuted, lo say nothing „ f ||„. v st The huge dreilg,- employe.i ,r,.‘ . '
“ L T i ’yfourth " ‘ •’•'ft and tele 1 " " “ kh the theorist m„v . ,,„i, ,„| !
I
""lllslratioi,
of lust ice.
We allow
ned In an alarm. New York I ,
,,n|,ri»«niniciii
i- xvt.rse i,lull
occults, would feed a thous.,i„| work twenty-four hours a da* ,,,,,1
Y o u can " • H e I l„.|t,.r
.nel.. Hound* like the wi iter 1
h
"ilprit does not seen, i, r;,* " n,K “ "im- 1,. elapse between times that population.
with 1
the results obtained can i 's , , wooden leg
I
’
•
ntreluns,..,,
criminal
■ban with a wooden
i.J®*** OBmklng some this stuff l 1''“ ik so and tries despeialeh ,
lasily and a|iprox«-d.
1, ,
' head,
put on your hair
fscape (lit- extreme penalty
I" ,n
Dud the chic,'
derstood that the tmulevai.l |,„m
TH O S E WHO hell,• jS
_ -------- , , .........
■
IIS only the instind of sell pi,
•
i-nAlds
stern justice arc
j l, ’*,rk Avenue to the , ity Im,,,- W|||
"
tteie.I
away.
|
|
N
,|u. , lnu. , h„ lit­ owMMship of r a i l r o a d m ! x 1’
I he world gets hetiei
our I’angratuiHti,
t,, I«*•«»«». the most powerful of alt ,,,
continued and the
, „ ai|
oght along
er natural monopolies am,,, VM
|now.
In , 'oliind.ia |
ItVan ('nnipenhi.ut, of t omptoir I
l" " ‘ here are . ....... r V'l ',, ,N " " ; &lt;l his d im e has been made a success might
„
..............."
whu-h
Is
u
part
*.t
the
D
i
m
.
u,ghnix
er.sii v 51
tend th,
'mgntten
mid
a
false
senlmicMt
is
taw seniors ,'lunK-tl
•mercial dr Caoutchouc ut Hru*-jw,,wuK 1 ,,«’»‘ »'i«H in Hie \ugan. s 1
1 VVaJ'*
*&gt;e
lak&lt; },,,.**
l„s favor. port o f tht* (termini Stub &lt;
eiiforeenienl which otfer* t leitled in many minds
, ""J1
,, m0l,t. atlnicUv.*.
’
I «s Dm phiinca, „ f trillMns that road Uompany, owned hy n„.
zY man
---------chance of escape from
man people, and the higge-t ,'m| , , n&gt; “ ,r . ‘ be new municipal . the world 111 "'.'mg t. go around
is Id’, to have I t s ............
4, f f t ,c t
r,_^” 5&gt;nd°n India K11 hher Journal
V l'a,h ' K ifcimly tmcliisw,.
da.Vs. but
„ ..............
. r
way system in ............
*f Uu aiie- j
the world
|,'has
8U^ ‘ ‘81
f’"- K -a , c x -'c e e d . it w....,
Dm if we could hid,I iie , _ 11
'h-amalic in it&gt; i,.,
•
,&gt;ub.
1
tension o f the business of u„. ^ , rt .
get
linn anywhere. J
hi
morale,
must
he
swift
us
wei’
^
aJ
S1.000
miles
o
f
ruilroad
lines
f ledUgh to lironounro Ihttsei?rttra und then.fort, more likely I,
rile
from indication ashore iV r e ’ ! In K*..,
s
'"Ham .
Yet how w,.
.u, L Income for the yci.r is m.,i,-‘ ,|.„n and
■
imprem the low grade mentality
".a,
the
whip,md
m
' a dentist was
" f ''&gt;■
&lt;hn4gh violence increasca , " ,X i ntl
billion mark-, aad^ual!
moat o f our criminals.
and ,.ximnd han* a f t . . , , " ,,f !• patient, per
(o)eruting the law’s delay*!
M , R makes money.
U1“ h ‘•s will tome
•Sanfoi-d i. perhaps
B jf
" " " ig her it
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L A K E J U N A I .I I S K A . N
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Aug. I.I. (Special to The ||&lt; i.,|,|| D*r Anthony Macon, Ga . Rev. An
b- N'a-liville. ' I , nil.; Mrs.
■
With .'12 young people, l lmnla
*V Kurpiii, SiM'h'I.H’v nf Srriilar
I has the largest represent:I, imt „ f
I’le*- Hure.to of Soulh.ru Method
jany of the 12 stales represented at
' hurch; Miss Leila Helh Rob­
.
j the Epworth i.eague assembly at
frid»v
E. L. S . - c tarv, Nash
Church
j
Lake
.Minaluaka,
Aug.
5
15
'
t
h
&lt;
i ('|llh
villi-; Dr. W. E. Quilli.'iii. President
), will hold
Approximately
2
0
1
1
Kpv.orth
|
W,"sk-y»n
ffne* ''bar
College,
Ml,eon, Ga.;
lliclieon l.eaguers are hi attendance They ,,
■aeetimr
K,,v
Nollm r. NT, I,ville. Ten
Woman’-. &lt;'b'h- ; represent
the Kpvvmth League ness,',-;
lit. .1 ll Itat nhnrdt. Wins
Wt
ill I ' Will IIM-t const it ueney of the .M E ('h.irih
i,,l'l|i!irtersl l i f t ' , •lilll
X u . IN, ,{ ,.-rl(Ilk
South,
in
Aluhniuu.
Klornla.
Geor
0(M,' Ab.”
I nil. I nf
ji*j 11. [■ | Srcn'tlirv
Mali Vrnuc.
s "''ba-k' gia, Tennessee. Illinois. Kentucky ■\a&lt;hv 11Ie. Tet.tt
,‘rg,'d I" attend. j Mississippi, North Carolina, South
I lit- t- leader
an- -peaking nil
I »•''
I Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, |to|nes endeavor,ng
f ,|| these
'Missouri, ami Maryland.
|Honil i v
young
minds
with
the
wonderful
hirst
1he Rev. E. (I. f litrlii m. ,.f Nash III,-, -ages lot a deeper ,,-iisecrat io|i
&gt; mil '*• tin
J'jr. h "di meet with villi', Tennessee, superintendent of . and fuller life w u h ( ’hrist.
M. Rollville recreation and nillur*..
Kpwnrlh I Interspersed « n|, t|„.' school
...........
A I, all
League hoard, M E. Church. South, ( " m k an- hike , .m,| |r ips to t he
|fl'rl’" k
Hiller) 1 pie of the is dean. Mi. Ilarlnn is well knowti , dit feretii nimoilauis
-| ill higher
With in Klorida Methodism, having re
will tin el
than Junaliiski.
\ reereatioual
Melbuivilhccntly attended the stale Epworth leader.. Mr. Ilattun.
fctfVl.ll'' o "
Miss Jean
i"ar* will I.eague assemldv
Bit IMI'" k
,
,
| •
Hnuli-nton. |Ragsdale and Miss
|,oia 11arper
at
5.15
u’ii« i liar, h
al oeVo
,h,‘ r»'"''-al ini, I have proved themselves efficient
* b
‘
' '•* nderpieting religion in terms of
Vesper messages and daily ad I play.
dress on "Tin- Spiritual Life," l.y 1 Lake Junalliska. located twentyMrs. Alice Crone Twillcy. evangel five iililee West ,i| Asheville iii the
ist and former Epworth l.i-agin- inid-i ot high mountains of North
fiehl seertary
for l-'|..i ■&lt;|.(, a t,. Carolina.
I fmindi i :
i„.,,„
t. i' mk-cI
the
Jack -tl* Ie. .1 M. popular and helpful l &lt;at on
1*114 f X | • ’.i.
play in..und
of
tin
Methodist
2tiri 1
,,,,'Miie. I W late,
The I'aetdlv ill, bid' s mne ..I th.
Not oul v i il a re,Tea
p \y
Mi mu, I be t known peakei s and I. ad. t t hur. h
I tonal ground, toil &gt;.ii i ti,■ . aealeuis
At!.•■&gt;•-'. Gcoige W ot Aineriea
Among theto at. Hr a • on I i i i , T iv , religion
ediiea
|j' \| t lit lord. Jack C h' Retsen. I'-loadw i\ I'emide,
||;
ti.iro. Indiana N.w York t'ltv .Dr \\ I ! I Gi .it /, It'liat ,‘tll.ol I lolldu.Teil !l.tollgh
"Ut tin uiimier. , oveiang the dll’
Y| &lt;i' O' '• I lav Iona Kill,"I Epworth Met aid, 111 Wat Ier,*t, pt,a e ", , hurch wm k.
1
Hniite
-I"1 wife,
iv .ll. m
Lake
|i.&lt; K Maine
Agile". t anon, Ga
'I K AT A| akk H
|Littb R „k.
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lua-vatle, V It. Mar­
IrT.int i': Loft is,
II Sui •ing. -la, k-oli*
I Hink*1-. Miami; II E.
nun II I Can ott.
and Mi E S Whit
tall.

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Lovett,

W 11 H m&lt;i. \, lanta.
|nm"n 1 'h land" was
ISanf'-r-l ihui'day for
nnr 'Im me ' he alter
1^ ii .1 It- e a xxhere he
k end.

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[Mr I an I'.roll i i t s o i i ,
iTnUr ,i*.*i Mr-. Lorel
i km i. im ued home
mi in.'..r trip to
1st. IV*. I burg.
Barb, i un, daughter.
U-iri.'i, and Miss
r. i .1 ii.-.i home I'T-i
« 'am |, . xi i, with
IGron i ,. .-'pnngs.
'll llii'gmliotioiu who
tri. t ,.| tier daughter
Lnffm I,,,- the past
Du ■( iy atleriiooii
|at * obiinl.i.i, ,s t ,
^r‘ W II G m I I ui and
D'k "11. ill. ;,le the
I.' I. Gril l in at her
|PU'- AvelUle
cMh ital Mary Eli
"I," have I.cell the
1 gin
lor a-veral
■ie
Mobley at
nue, dining
e,i ext, 11
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Krelay
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at Jer

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K X I ’ KKIKNCKS OK 1ST Tltll* TIIKOUGH
MVEIttiLAHKS AR K GIVEN 11EKE

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For y o u r o w n h o m e t o w n , more
a n d b e t t e r h o m e s , h a p p 'e r and
h e a lt h ie r c o n d it io n s , industry and
com m erce.
F L O R I D A P O W E R &amp; L I G H T CO.
An* B o o s t e r s to the tune of a
$ 3 5 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0
Electric, Ice, g a s and wator con­
struction p r o g r a m for the purpose
of fu rn ish in g F lorida with depend­
able service.

Tampa
•In week ;
... 'her.
Mr
l’1'. I.tigg- ,.*,|,.i ts t.l
l * " k I 1 pciul tin* re
the ■:ini*ii-t ip tlui
1“ No.! 1 Handina.

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FEED

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IH
$25 R!t
All.ip.i's. \ t
211.11
\nders«ui. S. , .
2:1.09
Ashford, N. C.
22.91
Ashex die, N. C.
2:i.9 l
Balsam, N. C.
Ll.79
Bcaiilort, S. C.
2.1.29
Black Mountain, N C.
22. H9
Brexaril. N. C.
25 a I
( 'liarlest,ui, S. (
20 . “ 9
Grei-niille, S. ,
22.1 I
Hi-nilersiinxille, N C.
20.01
.lohiisioi Cilx. Tinn.
2:1.9 I
Luke luiialusk-i. N t
25.7 l
Montcaglc. Tixnn.
29.99
Norfolk. A i.
29.99
Portstixniith, A'a.
24 29
Raleigh. N. (
29.99
Bichtuouil, A'a
25 79
Itockx Mount, N. I .
21.1*9
Saliitiii, N. C.
25.01
Sew.'luce. T'enn.
20.29
Spurtauluirg, S. ('.
2.T 79
Spruce Pines, N &lt;
22 51
Swit/crlnml. N ('.
2.TH9
Tullahotna, Tent,. .
21.29
T'ryott, N. C.
25.2 I
Cliaka Springs, T'enn.
20.19
Virginia Bench. A'a.
21.29
AValhallii. S. &lt; .
11.19
AA'ashinglnn, I). ('.
22.91
AA'ax nrsville. N. C.
AYilmington, N. ('.
22.5 I
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Tickets good mil il mid­
night September I . on
all trains: ill Pullmans
on payment ol neceastirx charges, no stop
overs allow cd.
Tickets ami information from
any A. ,' L. .xgciit or

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Sanford* Fla.
STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS

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200 Pairs of Men’:

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Laney Dry Cleaning

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Property
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s

Office 112 East 2nd St.

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Phone 611

Rcvrular $r&gt; and $(» Values

$3.50

When your floors, woodwnrk or furniture Itetiin to
show the murks of wear resto:'e their former beauty
with

D o zie r &amp; G a y ’s
L u s te r -K o te
Stain nnd varnish combined; made in nil popular
colors and Transparent. Will not show heel marks
and will not turn white under water.
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STANLEY-ROGERS
Hardware Co

A ll s i i e s in plain and fa n c y

p a tte rn s .

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A L L S TR A W HATS H AVE BEEN
REDUCED TO H A L F REGULAR
PRICES.

The Yowell Company
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Specially priced at

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11 Wilkoy and
Ue guest of tHc
Mr"
M. M.

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PAR K APARTMENTS

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11 &gt;r 11 , l,,ft Thursthey ^ "U’fMmville, N*
■'pend several
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Three (-1) adjoining unrestricted lota on Sanford A t « „
opposite Rose Cotiri at a real luirgnin.
Excellent lo­
cation for huaitiv*ia or npartment aife.
Four room house including garage,
garden, extra
large lot,
mile outside of city limits. Eastern agpoa
- - *J*
Price $10,10.00 f i s h payment $500.00 Balance moathly.
Imnteriinle pos c'ssiiin.

E x c u r sio n s

I...

xve struck a fair chi mud riianim.
too much t ii the south, which wc S a v e nioitpy l».v Im yiiiK hert?,
followed until noon. We then Itni1
as luntf as I hey Iasi.
lo make haul across the saw grass
P*' I'ulb.-.-, xvbn will,
until we were ready to drop for
'' ' IM'"d»ig the sum­ exhaustion
,
‘D'. at lived here
At sundown we were still a mile 1
1 I- vx days here front our ish nd. and there was mi*
1,1 'UL x- Claire
channel leading to it. Mr. Now
man, Mr. Sydney and myself wont
forward to explore, and in the
s fr"',ll|s of
Edward gathering darkness the limits he111.1 Hanford Are.
Phone 4fil-J
ill*tr'* f
thiit on mo sepr rated and went forward
Sanford. Fla.
iC
m
K“ r" “ 1&lt;1 instead of hack wards, rax h taking
a different channel.
! Hr.■«i|x
1
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ksnnville
k e r o * r" r 1,11 imlofiIT . W
" 1* Ins mother,
w‘,u
' Ur uL '•&gt;• Palmetto

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One of til prettiest parties of Miss Mi.rgnret Zachary, Miss Fern
this " i . k v
that of Thursday Ward, Miss Frances Duttoon. Miss
Miss Ruby Ib.yiie Marjorie Crane, Mrs. C. fl Crane,
evening win
ellt. I *allied a iioln-r o f her fi uuids Miss Emily Hailey, Miss Mina
at the Inn...... . Mrs. T. L. Dumas Howard. Miss Marjorie Dempsey
Miss Nome Williams
and
Mrs.
on Park. Avenue
(Jiimit iti&lt;
"I lovely gliuliolia, Ralph Stevens
marigold-,
m.| alamanders lent
then l.eaul
... decorating the
rooms " ( u n tin card tables had
been at 'range | |,,t play.
j E c o n o m ic a l E n j o y a b l e —
The :, rt i ’
. "lor motif " f lav ,
i ndar and c l . l wire most eftec-'
lively . aiin i ..ut in i-very detail.I
•The eoie | i , i | tally cards
were hand |.,mt.d in fascinating]
di'sic it . .,i. i k. nut t he color
Alter i in, &gt; interesting game
of h i iilg,• h,,u i.ccn played, scores
wet, oIded ml it was found that
SEASHORE
the nigh ,. i&lt; prize, a silver vie.
it V , ha | lie. n won l.y Miss Marjo
M O U N T A IN S
lie t lane The cut prize, silk hose'
fell to the lot ot
Miss Frances'
L A lx ES
Dutton, whd, Mi-s Emily Briley
was , oiisob d with a large choe .
I'll I ' RSI) \ V \N|» E K IIIA Y
late bar w In a b, r honors, and
poltll fa ll. d I
. ore
\iigast I'Uh and 2l)th

FRENCH BULLDOG
HIPS

LOANS

Advertise In The Herald

i in• at»r..etm- country lioinc of
'Its
lira ha i i i mi Silver Lake,
" a ; the s, i i i i - of ii very delight­
ful puity Thursday- afternoon when
she enteitaimd at liridge compli­
menting her sister, Mrs. Austin
I Race ,.l t 'res,, ,.t City, who is
In i house guest for a few days.
Adorning the rooms where the
vtl III tables had been placed, were
baskets ami lewis of vivid-hued
/innii.s ami fragrant pink ruses.
Of exeeptian.il pleasure was the
curd game. Mi , Claude Howard
rel ieved a llould" deck of bridge
cards for bav me I,el,I high score
among the plavii
while the hnohy
pn/.e went to Mi
Sid Rive. The
honor guest
presented silk
hose as a gilt Irmii her hostess.
Cir.dies and piineli were served
j during the progress of the gt.ine,
and following ihr- awarding of the
prizes, tin- I,,, l e s s
assisted, hy
Mrs
George
Davev
and Mrs.
George Schtffley. served a temptI ing a ,- course,
)
Vuioiig those enjoying the enrlal le&gt;- pit ji Iit v ■ t Mrs
Graham
" 'i'
Mis Vii't'ii T.
Rare. Mrs.
C |' I Ym, &lt;i , Mi - E I*'. Momo­
il it. \li
It \
Howard, Miss
M.ll U'laln. r, \t&gt;- June Roumi
1I . m . Mr i hm I Howard. Mrs. Sid
Mr..
Mi
I il.ovi less. Mis. J
i l i M i her-. Mi
I'aitl Knigc, Mrs
1Miller. Mr- tb-.ige Sehiffley and
Mi. ( ,i &gt;.| ge I t;i' ey

IUIRY H O Y N F K N TK R TA IN S AT
RRIDGK ON TH URSD AY PJVRNING

By L. ( hurch
hoiitcd, I ii eil ,,iir guns, and
\ delightful exeiit of Thursday
Mathieux. our e " in m i« ;, n . who
•aw gra-s to .In.xv then;
, v* .mg xxas the picnic and dance
had taken uiion hut,-elf the dull,
•ve were, and xvlu'ii we reach given l.\ a cuinl.ef ,,f Sanford
of rook, managed
get bieakfa'l,
i-land, xvlueli xvas a buz people .it I at.' M: I v .
as he had supper, will, on,, dtv
\ I'l e l a l l I II I*&gt;X a i d e .w III! III t i n
•ost XXe lit ., blight file
nieces of plank In had fo.ind m the
,.u in, upper wa-.
boats and a uiiantitv ol axv graguide them ill. Solin' tune later He lal e, a d. In
■I ' l d . aft. &gt; win, I, lam mg was
So we had break I a t about se en Io t■- i am.' in and xx.- made mil
I nil BIimmI, Pi'digie,
. a i.,y . d uni d , late hour.
..'clock and xverc s.nm
«.uc xx.iv
Sim K, tor Sale.
I- ties, xx-e
\mong t ti....... ill. tiding * Ills ut
again. Mr. Nexvi.ian inev de, nh d beds III (lie -aw " i n
I'll
4
I.
Itl .
1 or I ' i ii iii
I! ut h ( i i igg -. Mis.
i, was belter to |.,,ll Ibtougb tin .o d d ; next iiioiniiig w. found tx\&gt;. I at r xv* r*. M
Mi. ar.d Ml-,
saw g , a - s than to xxande, aiouii.t
tump, under ..in Manket , but | ,..i|.e |»* * time.
looking l'..r a pas-arc xxln re tb. ie w. xvere so wearv that -tump'. El tiflk Blow., Hid I. B Wheeler.
was none, „* xve started tr,tight
In dl.uos and imeapiilm's ...uld no!
Mr- o n , I i.imas ha-, as her ,
into it.
ki ep us from slee,iing
I I n i v Will Da v e oil of ,
Jguests Ml
The t*1111*nvr w. - "III,'tiling tie
Miss Naomi I
T hursday we 11 langul te.l
to |Augusta, i a and
niendiuts and nothing' I.. i, t.it,
.
neeessitiv would have kept the men the island nheiid. The boats i , Davison of I a ii m.ui,, We- I \’a.
at it.
I tried it for awhile Im’ some wav got out of sig'lit ami
Mi •m&lt;I Alls K S Whittaker,
seemed so fault I hml to give it hearing. I tld despite the file, thill j
til'. Al four uYI im k the,. ,v:e in. xve xvere not uneasy xve had a great "T Jacks..nx die arrived here T'hiirs I
I H i»h«» DuMifiK P n w t l t r iCttpi prit klv
island near. But xve could go to. feeling of loneliness conn- over im day l..r a brief . lay and are pleas i
ji b u m .tfitl i|riv« i i h c rxifi
| jlit« iiit iitliiiiM
It tvill imt i r i i u t c iht- m iH i ten
further and si upped in the -.ixv wh.'ii our , . .mpaniohs xvere out o'- an,l.v h.ia'ed .it the Valdez.
tltt.
M
n
s
ii
i\
r hj|&gt;v Akin ( i r o w n upi
crass, xvet and tired and no id a c sight, and we were glad when xxe
ili«»ul«l tup l i t j r h o li«|tiiil I n f pric kly
;
and
Mi
and
Mrs
C.
C.
llain*-!
had
them
in
sight
again.
to rest in
We xvere hungry and
hi it
Miss K Maine of Lakeland were
(To Be Continued.)
had little i ha nee to cook our small
Injfhn Otiuinj: I’nvultf itmtlin jntl
visitors
in
the
■
it
v
Thursday.
»uaU t liilirtK. ti&gt;lu %imJ every (&gt;|»r nf
allowance of hominy. Two men
iiitiiii *kmtrrii.tilt hi .ir tint* I hr lore
xvere sick and xve xvere very di nt x* .tml imijfinn hiaku illy tloipprir
TTanh W Btumley &lt;&gt;f Gainescons,.late
f 'i.mniisHUiv Mathieux
li ki t p* hihici flippy ami innfrnted
ilbarrived
b,
nI
bur-dav
and
\I'a i\*. kt t p I it irhix DtiNfii&gt;F I'nwtlri
xv*s tin- hero of I lie lioiu
After
in
th« iinisery ami iim* ii freely fi»r
I
will
spend
the
week
end
hero
as
doing ;■ hard day' Work he look &gt; ( nrncr Park Ax, anil Central SI.
!»•♦«
kly lu ai , t h-thtiK imJ tkm Ifriti*
t lie gi|e ■( ol 11 lend
the cook's plat e and with a lump |
linm.
,.f rosju from the boat s and a sun
Klegmiitlv Kimushed
i
w i;
&gt;t
Llcarbo D u llin g Po w d er
lie 1*1 epnrel
idv ,,f vaw gra
T I,
at
spent
tin
H e «if .(//
t.iei’
i"
of
living
Each
apar'iueti,
h. .minx’ and coffe " for Hie crowd
l eliding
( an ut In*i s and I leaiic al e total
loom, full izi
Iv disabled. one will) a strained |...nil xv1111 lull
side and llu- other xvitli an inflam
cd 11 . iifid havr In Im* ) i;i i i lak«I in dinette, kit. In n
J r
Ih e | .i.a ta ll the time, and Grad eal refngeca'u
^&gt;1
•Iii I, mu' of our be-1 men ha : eluded.
sprained his ankle and max' give
•I 11,..nt Ii. !
- M l UII ,111
Ku».
nut n, auv time.
01
i
Next day vve made Lir an island
Apple al Apt No I.
dlieeflv u, out colli si- and the
pill li me was so licavv that xve d e ­
rided lo pnck,^arf of our luggage,
Mr Sydney and I divided our lug
gage, Imf the hogs xvere so deep
that after a mile vve were forced
A U' III. ut 11**11
to give in, and n-st
Mr Nexvman
uo. which they did about
nine
nfoid. Kb.rnla,
then sent urns, of the men back
Continuous from I p in. to
.
tic ' it v &lt; om
aipl told them I" being the boat11 p. m.
o'clock. We then d", ided to put nit ion
1 lu&gt; I 'pinll/ing
our bags in the wooden hunk, con
TOD AA
MIIIH'KN DBA ( L K A N I N l .
An,;o f T'.tli at
centrate all oiu men on tlpil and
Bvgimild I**mix In
1 lot lung 1 . 1 leaned mm It
tiv to break a wav through th"
"Iff &gt;1 I ING HUAI K"
lit,,ic Ih*.roughly with mod
f,,r the en, i : me of the can
ein 11,cl hods than
it
wa
VSIS bouts Wc at la I succeeded.
l.loxil Ham,,ton &lt; oinrilx
f,.i in.'iTv
AAc handle t he
T'lie j .land w&lt;- camped "ii ilia'
" l i n e ( 0 ,1,1 ■■ I It irlie"
lit.. 1 dell,‘life fabrics and I be
night was a large rookerw and
Mil.me News
most cx,|,iisil,' -hades xvitl,
tile Indians hml fecelitlv killed a
laigc i,amber of birds a.- xve , mild
out injury in o „r wav of rc
mining spots and nlner rvi
*i-e their remains strewn all ahou'
den, i-s of xveur. If you want
'The ipuilitv o f half grown birds
T ( t.MOKROAA
your clothes to look
fre.b
suggested lit Mr. Newman the ml
and new all the tune adopt
III &lt; K IMS l«X in
visibility of having some of them
our better way of dry clean
for supper. In Irving to catch ,
&lt; Ire k
"THE &lt; OAAIIOA AND T i l l .
"Ming crane lie was pecked on tiemg
COUNT ESS"
nose and due to the fa, I that the A tur
silil had made tills e\, lemelv tend
" A IfaruT Kmucn"
er lie nrohahly carri"- fIi*• *ear un
( 0 ,1,cd,
C
O
M
P
A
N
Y
1,1 tins ilex'
1 hi E. 2nd St.
Phone
Dining Un- night two alligators,
attracted l&gt;x the smell of the provi
sinus in the hunts, ram*- up to
thepi. and had not Mr Ini'raliaoi
heen sleeping ui one of them anil
frightened them o f f
xve would
have prohal.lv hei.-n without fond
r.-r •
m the morning.
During that night we were also
atlaiked hv an armv "I nulling
and the next morning we were &lt;nv A L I
S 17, l‘)S IlfL'Ix I resstm :
ered with their whelps so that nur
and Httlloonn
I.(..lies seemed oil fire. Next day

FILLING STATION

FLO R ID A
P O W ER &amp; LIGHT
COMPANY

Mrs. .Joe G. Graham Is
Hostess At Rridj?e In
Honor O f Mrs. Race

I&lt;LOR I DA HAS liAKdEST N I ! M HH’R OF
DKLKXiATKS AT LRAGUF MKKHNO

RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: 217-W^I

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erson leave .Saturday for Vrevaro spending the month ot Attn/if
N ( ’., where they will join Mrs that popular summer r e a o n L ’ !

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PHILLIES
3 Innings To Beat Tigers;
F o u r t h A n d F ift h BY TAKING FINAL Murray Humbles Yankees
sr.
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rAi). BATES
Ictfh in Advance

will Ih- received
7*1 collector ernl
I for paymrnl.
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FROMYANKEES‘

E IGHT ROOM MOUSE
1 1 *— A p a r t m e n t s on d F in is.
At Palmetto Avo and t’,th St.
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Suitable for rooming house or tvv&lt;&gt;
Wdtervllle,
Mormiui
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2 room unfurnished ,
ujmrlinents
SE M IN O LE E M P L O Y M E N T
Thousands of Manor' •
s - «L NIX
SKMINOI.K
! FOR RENT
’
apartmeiit ami garage.
:ttHi
Priced to Sell
BUREAU
interested in Florida l Attorney nml Counsellnr at Law
i Idiurel A n
,
•ant Lust First Street.
2d 1 North Park Ave.
Reach them through
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LO A N S Money
available at 7 per! TH E CLARK Apartments
tin
, V M Na" " ' M' 1 M,,nk ,IIJK
IMIONK Till
ypcwritorji and A«Mih^ Machines.
cent, rinm* in pniperty. A. P.
hniicli, reasonable weekly o r 1

11— A u t o m o b i l e s
M A IN E —
Sentinel.

people are
property.
plication!*1"

f o r Sale

S(,rv' l’ea o f f e r e d

— E m p lo y m e n t

A ge n c ie s

1MPUl i VKV’K N T; PIIKSCIM III N. 1'
T I IK KDlIM A S I ) t
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Make
your
sales
Mr:«.
O.
F.
MeCne,
Prop
and
Mgr.
OWNERS
Hut K e e p s T h e m S c a t t e r o d ; innings to defeat Detroit, 7 to '2, nesday with Umpire Owens.
„ on request.
or
aisl)
that second-hand _
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K Dustnoss Set vice O f f e r e d through the Xenia Gazette. Zen- ; P»»one W57-I. :t
Will v„u l „ w vour house, farm
1lie b
e g rr ic r shottltl
g u !j match
o,.ii,.i, ... . .
begi-ner
should
never go
or
eel!
that
goods!
Dressen
Is H i t t i n g S ta r , Wally Srhaog hitting a .homo run.
Howard Ehnikc, iteil Sox east_________ in, Uh.o.
Rich agricultural dls ;
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We .
'"nrriin
f j rale" ''r,! f,,r
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t ’iucinnnli
and
Philadelphia off, held Ids former team-mates
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homes,
farms
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i. 11 mm- idea of how to hit }. j the la
j
ml poult rv I’m in.-.
played the only gnme in the Nn to live bingles in the first game (Jriirge M u r r jtv , F o r m e r Y a n k
roots, to*di up roofs Re-roofing
licOiitt' the proper s w in g ' to (|tl
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SCRUGGS
S(
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R
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A
L
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tional
League
and
honors
went
to
id
a
double
header,
with
Rommel
I
Holds
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s
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over old r..„ts. l eaks repaired. I!t
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P I I I I .A n K I .P H IA , Aug. i::. i/T)
1HRI.I'. tij FIVE room m,«lern
a jipioai lung g olf ground:: played
IH— H o r s e s , C a t t le , V e h i c l e s
.
.
voiding a like number of lots in
C tiM P -W Y ’. INC.
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timnt.'s ti*'f'. 5atisfr.'tion giiarnn‘V "I'l’ancnm
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Kcginners
shouid
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M i im .h c Temple I
The New \ m k Yankees
lost the -erond sessions, giving the
a
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St
Phono
111
the
Phillies
liy
taking
the
odd
brown !
fm n: I, d
23dO Melb r.viHe
F L O R ID A H T A T K LE A G U E
loci T h e i r s T o W in, 7&gt; T o 2 remember (hat. first elas's player; lately
FOR
SALE Tw„
dark
their third -Imight to Washington, I 'In Hies both games, ft to I and ft
tu
ItKing is restricted
Fort M v ii
. An
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hat" to vv,. t. lime playing with a
uj,,., (|I.K h„le
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See
Mrs
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to
u.
the
set
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game
being
railed
Murray,
former
F|jj5ifi, "I i°n'
SANFORD
.'lit fee who 1.11 f v n't a i ib: tlmir pro l.,,|........, ' . '• ll"Wf
.nr.7 •lake Muv was solved fur 12 hits Yankee, held Ins old team-mates ntt
B N Th.
7','rvi'’,. 'hut makes friends'
. W First Street. Rt.
close in. on one aue of good
Hu
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hut
kip’
them
scattored
after
the
Orlando
m is
l.eainir.g Hu- game w h ile . out the boh |troc»_
H — H ouses fo r R e n t
r»:i:t
FISK T I R E S
laud.
Sinai! . a- h payment.
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l.ukel’iml
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11 h*vi
pi.iv mg ui a ni. teb i- no way to I another b ill'
.r»2u first inning. The Reds cinched the to 2. Walti-1 Itenll,' former Wash , i lcvelaud and f ’hirago wound
( lav,leu. It,. ,,ii I. Hall Bldg.
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incur'eet
nmerOon,
1
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gnmc
hv
scoring
four
runs
in
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Tn mpi.
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get aov headway. You are sp o'l-ja win f
.r.iri
FOR SA LE Jersey cow giving I ' I K M S IIE D
'! room
Stucoi
for Mihivqucnt
ingtoii "sand loiter,” was on the , up iheir season series, the Indians
f i l l I «11\ 1 IM11
'■ It ^
L A N K Y _ DRY C L E A N IN G CO.
St, f’eiii rshurg
mg jou r own .game ami that of I nut „
.121 third inning. ( ’hurley Dresscn mound for the Yankees for seven cb.dkmg up their ninth win over!
I! -D'lw m in il"T "l
three gallons milk per day. A ‘
Bungalow
Dean Berg Corpon, 1 \|.;\V C. room bm.-e with tmtll. md
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Tmc
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I'ry
Cleaning,
Repairing
and
made
four
hits,
including
a
hoinei
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it
s
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the
good
players.
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innings.
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Wliite
Sox
by
taking
the
last
waiving
a
1
Bwliately
in
case
of
with one on hast* in the third.
IlrndeuJoii
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Thioe is another angle in the wmild mean
-TO I
F r o m R ed So\ W h i l e T r i b e
Italic Huth tad only went hit less gaim with a ft-tn-0 shutout turned
fireplace, «i laipe "Insets, garage tut* i ii»\ i iN.r
Score:
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too.
for
I
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day,
hut
whiffed
oner.
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in
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Miller,
his
second
white­
Is B la n k in g T h e .W h ite St»\
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Houses
Fot
Sale
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long
applied
to
Chicago
this
Manager
Ihnkv
Harris
did
not
up
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ash
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HI
IS
t I ..oilg Ii IO bold tHi
Ill'll- lindritd.il
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pear in the Senators' lineup. Inn
ui - i
lie started the e.niipaign
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rates,
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ri
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manv
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lllg
been
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by
President
o\
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them
with
three
hit
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f'lltng of pre*«"iiptions and ijuiLk "
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afternoon, the Tninpa south
utani ' n o t i c e
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ll n* e 4*Iml* 4••rillI 11 rit lire « f Iff
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their
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failed In get a till, bill I;
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nwi, while his iiuitos Imiichcd theirs
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satul- »»,* m
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, Philadelphia
Ipuetoffi* ' address a*
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5-:.. iitfLtwo innings to score six to tala Cleveland
vvi, he:;, mine to the (Been Ugh'.
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is not e n o u g h I concern.
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Winners Hunter 22 Hits In T w o Hrudenton H u r le r s A n d
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ie I watt until lllev a r e wel l I eeonie
! nIOIvt. A N IOW N , W. V A., people •(
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II. M. • ,\ ■k for ( a i l
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(Lime With Hulls; Houston
Out f i e l d e r
K a il T o
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; ate interested III T lot l,la. Each Bill 41" Co.
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H thmi-and lius
Nixon, i I
.^Williams went the route for tin Washingti
I Were
for in • inn in vc tenlav with
l!'2ft
Foi'il
Tudor
t'edun.
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Dislocates I'ito'.iing
Arm
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Williams. rf
. half winners, muitilv iiecniisi Chicago
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pitched good hall outslih ,,r St. Louis
jtunuutc with
you
New Yuri,
mil mini uni
If2ft Ford Coupe.
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final
round
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lb
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for
six
coiisecolive
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I ' h i ' I \ \ 11, I' la., A ug. 1
Jlcnlinc, e
*tinu»nie MUST l&gt;e
Jtly that l«ep Crowe— uii no
1M I
v i I- V i m p u o p i O ’ FOR S A L E I wood range HI good I -tor,. „ r ,,11'ices at Purk A ve.,; « « ( ', (
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KaHeiie . : lie,ill. Met,timid
102ft — Ford Touring.
t
he
Sami
.
were
on
a
batting
"'•a
n
d
look
Hie
opening
game
•
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lliilier, lb
ur-im nl Ihe Sanford
l*Jly quick mail mi the trigger,
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,„m|iti„n. Hiiii Magnolia Ave nml Cominerctal Street.
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I Y"„.,g, owner. SOX Park Ave.
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Phone
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FOR S A I H
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ply because the Yankee Ians like
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.•re I'll 1.1' day hV dl lipping
aofar as Tam|iii is eoncerned. D cm p hcv R e ca lls Kirs I T i m e Philadi'lpliio
if
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t( ".Hal i.iif
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H" stall. I the . ii.ni.aif.' by blank
tn f’•'g(2 depot. I ke ,
. Typewriters ainlAdding Ma**hincs.
grave, Iriberg, llressler. 'rtiree. ,. . •., 1...ml . * !
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it it.
• of booing yesterday. An on
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greatest
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Manager Speaker of Hu hub.in
bnl W. !*th St. W. N l.umley, Pruj,
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Freight
l . a y - m r H a s n ’ t H e l p e d l l i m DrcHsen. Saerifi.es, Nixon, liar
fit player — Crowe again was
llle ‘ "Venih .lining beeailse
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low naper.
Morning, afternoon i 11, &gt;i x \ i &gt; \\ i &gt;
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made three double . Stole;
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Tenter of attraction yesterday.
. Howard Clunke. Red Sox
I vx, * ( lx and Sunday.
Cliis- ified ,i , i .. i i ■,i i , i
Sent hem
i Im ago
mid mm nun u n n
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pln.V.s,
Friberg.
Henline,
Huber
mid
19—
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4ii,1 i*J spotted
A ( o l I'M IU A B IC YC LE
in the fir .'
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».al IbMibl, W uvcross, Georgia.
liCeleryferls battled in fielding. •lack Hempsev would rather fight i Snn, Cut/., Ford mid I*i)»|»; Huber
Little l.'n, k, l; Now .
Batteries: Keig. Tluii' ton and!
Jjiinrtl
will
be
paid.
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Mulier.
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arrangements
lor
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Tord had one rally nml Tampa
Mciiiphi
:, .Mobile.'
2111
I Si balk.Crahow ski,.M liter A Si well.' game, while Kniittii"! ..lily a- in.itr,'
( I.A R E N T E SM ITH
|ttl hr, m b A vo.
ii, the latter meeting.
•In golf, that would give the eiaoiinter , now that lie has as ' Grimes; Ford nml I’ipp; Friberg |o SA RA SO TA
SOA— R e a l E s t a t e D ir e c t o r y ! V , p .' ..,,’ ,X " ,‘i *, .V'd.’li's r i '"'i T,'.Pa rmm}'l,'m,.Na»hviiy
.lu.t ib, thiiu- Hint will please
General &lt;'oiitruetoi'
la'ft on base, Thorne, 2b
sinned liis own management, |v. j Sami to GrjjncK
Elm Ave. ami HRh Street.
t*ra the mutch, one up.
Fir--I Ham,1,011 Wes* First Street
Ml R II
Browns Raii.li Hits 1o \\ in
( ineiiiunli S, Philadelphia S. Rase Mmuisli, e|
biles
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Suit*.
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a
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piesenlative
of
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Svol'e by ililiingyour boy
Jillams showed uncannv ability
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on halls, o ff jleiin, 2. Stria k out, Armstrong, t
ST. I.MCIS, Aug. c: JUl'l _ The Pliihidelpliia (tun ;;«iii nu» ft m n
«*tch runners napping o ff first ''•alefl Press while he waited for •i.V
Columhii . I; ,\II.m;J
Real Estate and
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1rently there is sumelhiog hnf- tliiee hours Iryir.g to get himself! Dean, 12 in 7 innings; Hnccht, 2 in l teuton, i I
IN S U R A N C E BROKERS
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I t 1 llilll nil .til I ill X I I ' * l • '1*1 ■*••
May Miller, ,
, Tin nml Shcit Metal
Wolk.
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| . Hit hv pitcher, by .1
jlAMSI.EY. Manager'
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If.wai caught flat-footed, several ney in New York.
IIM YOUR PROPERTY WITH. .... i„i. i r. ■■&gt;. .............. . i „i &gt;
For Sale By
(Grimes)
hv
Dean
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«'d hall. Henline (21. Losing pitih lulgiii.i 2b
Avenue and Third Street.
Tele­
the t v . -a no ' 1ie- , Seining hit. a P l i i l a d . l p i i i . i
AC- O A K L A N D
,
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led shnrplv in the firm inning ' Town a lw a y , remind me of the ] ••r, Dean.
Cl Cel, t burgh. Id;!
2(1(1 I'Tt- 1 National Bank Bldg.
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borne
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mill
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Tilin'
i'orilii'i,
n
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J was flat broke mid ^
Ibilillm Company.
T., pltortstop Frislue.
| ‘ S said
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oral,. ; /...hm*THRASHER X GARNER
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Phone 121 |
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Tot al
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Mc( U .l, X FOX. Real estate in- i ,n|(
Ni , ..........
in • nap. Ill* tNMl, WtlH Mill &lt;|&lt;*V\II.
i*i I'm ni* *1
Brad,'nl, •
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nun u;!u luu
uni Li.,b . i i i Trucks
week.
lei.
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ve-ti,i"n1:5. Hisd buys are among j
vh m.i
i,
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Jjjln Tampa’s half of the fourl h, I going |o lie a lug handicap ,o I
X \ Hat led |,,| Ho
12nd Si. Phone .'I.
IN GOOD USED C AR S
A ventn*
I .akelnod
.1.1. i . H.
12U lit I Ill
|Wi l l l'A\
Si.fttitini* ca-h at I our li-tings. Phone 71ft.
I :l • • ' *■**• •* • &lt;*•■• *
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trio Smokers launched an as-anil m illin g T iiiiiicv 7” Diiiip.si v was
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iLM'iHt and Overland.
I uviiiehl oo house m i ,I I'd
Sin, SEE R. C. T l S l 'A I.E f-&gt;r go,)*! buv ........ ..........
|. ■
fore low Crowe enuld i hnnge | ''ll hasn’t helped me any, that'
Sum &gt;•»! .i
•mi| j |u uni
20— H i-jilin g iim* " ,**»**i*iin»
Kiln'll
,s. • " l i r e
i.i 1 M 1*1 .It i
I' el go .
toons Re,hv i ,,. Call Kill' Lain '
ni Real iv-tute, 2J*&gt; Meisch Build- " ,
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rlen, Tanner liouiic.d a single, a eim It, hut the Im t lluil I ;,l ,
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I In,, is Hu- time nf Htu year
tho third base line, Stanton wav
keep mv'stlf m good i onili !
J
C111■,t., 11 y Two bus,• hit
t n soil. Baa, •a ,ad Hal lies; II,,'
,i
lekod a not drive to left
.... I In;, is going to help. You know, when big leagtl!', tllllllligers lie
11
14
7 |Cor. I ominercuil X Pal....tie A\t . |F I J 'K I D A - DRL.vs’ Dt*
Orlando ,
in If-. D,.v Ie, Hnvvkit.s, ||,.i,,i,,,, K o vva lk l a t I Lllam I .eft ,,a I,.a ,
h i — W a n I (‘ (I T u Kent
CL'A.MZING W O R KS..
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.Mill ill
•fid Lopez’s allernnted hunt I I never .moke hi di ink. I ’in not i I nine fed mi . ,. Ihe rookies mid Ua* I lot II Ilk, Klnvver. T i m e bus. till-! Iliad, nl' .. '. Lakeland. (I. Hi
Mi&gt;rnimr SnitiMfl, I m H i i H r t i lx I H I I I I S
KDCOnlri EAR TIK E S.
it &lt;for a base hit when Cm we •iir from my lies! lighting weight' Hinkle- lieenme led up on every
PH O N E 331
I fie,I business, ran Ie a word, min-,
, Arnist r,.|'g, llornirk, Fnlgiiin, li. n on ball . oi ' Hat mn, I ; o f f Side, el
r**vx n «*!♦ I U *i
I! KSI’ONSl Itl.K party vvishe- I,
| s. liiiUcries.
j ^■•i.otlt o f bounds with the hall. , now r.ml won't have any trouble] Hung tin- ‘lining muni lies In of.
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Nt.din lin.u*, Doyle.
,v-a.,ni on, I. St ruck mi*. I,
limuni 24c cash with order.
lent
modern I'ornixlied iiolin
nturs ( lfvcluml Six
l ’i.*i I.la
’ ’ ISeyboth struck out with the getting down to about INH or I'.m , ler.
U K \N r o n o N K A O S
I I iff. Ill v,w o, Alien (2)1 I law kin,, Richard &gt;n' ’ llils, o ff Harioti
.\.u- 1
willi 3 ,,' more bed looms. Will
i
full, but William s passed lor Tiinriev.”
A l I l K K . i l . I l O FK IC’ K
Mamisli, Urneles, Hr,van. Lett . -i i in I 2 nuni-'" . S n l v v , II, t i o t i e i i i u
mg to pax leu-,,"aide priee.
C* •’ , N
KMi
OLEPl DrsON-ESSEX
ly«t«, forcing in Tnmiei with
I be elmmpion
tiled 202 I 2 g. I
The until.mil ralamity Pl.dleted base, St Peti I'sblll g, li; Si.l a nl i, in;.mg; I!a' 1 , r d s i n i . N i n V '2 '! O
j 21— F a i n t i n g — I • |*Cl l'i.
month- or vear I, i o. Kepty I' I'
h im i xtii
.i i i i i i i x i . r u n t e r
INC
flrat run. Hlaekst.., k singled bis street c|n| ho at Ihe Imxilig in crystal gn/.-rs has
n
imp:
.
U
Ba ' on bulls, o ff Havvkii; , ;
'" t a g pit'll,T, Fell-, i
in i iv.'.l •
V,'. ear" Herald.
iii' m i : u n i :
iiu m ih x .
[ JW Usk Ave.
|
Tly to right, scoring Stanton eoiuuus u,ni ..fill'.
I.using pi:,■1■' . Hat, on
on 'I’llesduv.
| M.dbi Mallory says die Will link lilt by pit, her, by Hawkins iM ,
ix xxn i‘ i i 11 v g n i M i , i: , i i i \ -i
I ' ni),u ,
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jA U T t.M O B H E i L A K vS: *1 y u
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id Lopes, Halviitz going to Hurd.
*' I low do Voil -i/.e up Tiuuicy ' play t. unis w it Ii |he
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(Austin).
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WANTED
2 gui.logclher
ilVAta' hrOrcd on Whitman’s in lie war asked
emu Ibis year.
pit'll. Ilmist.;,. Cmpiie. s , |'.,udv
, vertis*'
want daily on
, the "I
ss fim poge
nngl ,1( .second
hand Ford A about.
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with l&lt; epuig loom for man
classified
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Jd out, Myors to Haih y. Itutleiami Roll .... Time, I Ift.
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Gcoige
Mo,,1
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pin
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Aiiti,in,dale
t.'o,
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lefl to, Human t&lt;&gt; «jnd the rally.
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built ll 1111. fit
I Phone
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the best l.f Hie
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A ve.
old fash.
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The Celoryfods got their lone I'd," lie III isvvcred.
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was
your
tollghe d | I,.-, w 11 |,. ||v |1)K
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two-bagger to center and scored fight
MII.U \( L l K pud,i • Milch.'
|I ugbmg paj.ii by sav mg
MODEL T R IM CD.
mcot partlv fuiiMshed. •
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" S T E W A R T T H E F L O R IS T "
f. FULI.EIL MOTOR CO.
l Bailey’s single to the same
"Stine I have beer, ehauipio.i your old mini ’
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wi 11,'I VV, Ig l
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trim
the
car,
not
the
owner.”
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Pb.,m
I ROOMS, witli or without no a
Flowers
for
ill
oc
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I’hono
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itTllory. Allen was passed, ImI t lie I1it po bat I In w as Ilie l.aigli
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ehmnpi' ,,. ,|. t. aie,| T. a tnv Whit
Photic HIT for estimates.
21*!*.
I Reasonable rotes. Lincoln l!,,l
B93t;.
McLANDER AID \DK
, , , . ' 11,1 .,t I I I '* .............I I' I " , 0.1
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t'k'hlcned mid stria k nut est II" .lipped Oil Hie side of ill.
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Phone THI.
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llllnins. iteaslev popped tu Tim- •me at Ihe sli.rl with a wallop
We ale told whippet laeipg was
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I , , I I I i: I ' l l l / . l N S A M * T X \ , *A , f»S— R o o m s W i l h o u l B oa rd .
s | — H o u s e s F o r Sale
[Stofi.rii Denier,
r anil ( ruwn Hied to Stanton to •hat nearly linislie.l me. That was ongiimlly sponsored by Knglisb
HUS , »!•' T IIK T* i X\ \ , » f * 'V 11I »
t 'leveht.. I (• at liei vvety lit
I I., &gt;1(11 &gt;A
id the threat
27—
Professional
Services
T O GARAGE
llle host blow lie III'.,lied uni the f toyall.v,, but lint. e. hard lo be­ Cults I 'l a y R a u g c d Hasclinll eision ,.v, i i an I, Sugg .
vv 11 1 :11 1: a s „ i*♦•' 11 1,&gt;ti w.&lt;■&gt; i ' i",i
P A L M BEACH C O U N T Y — The
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()K SALK.•» mollis an
I ROOM FOR R E N T nt 40(1 M jitii ”FOR
S A L E - Jloiisr
Horn
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St.
Phone
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ever
heard
nl
a
prince
light
bander,
ill
,'oiupiiliied
by
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IN FO R D
scene
of
stupendous
dovelopA
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K
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being
thrown
by
a
vvluppet
.
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shove that sent me flying mil ••f
illl.'l Welg I,
•ley, rf
O r la n d o G H n T w o T r ip le s Filipino
knot la
Arc you tirvfl. run down and
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DEALERS:
If
you
ment.
Read
about
it
in
the
Palm
Ilie ring later iii the first round ''
out Joe I' ■bill, I .oui
ii. im.
fowe, ,’ili
n«* prp? Try ( i l l K * M ‘ lCA&lt; I L !
K K N T Ktuir nr fe w ir mnni • t Winntnn
Ur^.
MaiN*»nii* Midi? ... i , \ , * , |«*, U t . , 1 1, 1,,. ii , , , , , , , ,. , e , I
1»■,' v„iu used cars nd- Beach Port. Sample copy sent on
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I'.dll ieliilt leads
Friable, xx
( ORLANDO. Aug
and notirt* tlit* quirk rhimm .
fOI li^ht hnuM*ki»f‘ piiiKr ut &gt;1 I" ' f'hunc* T^T.
request.
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the
clu-sified
page.
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Never knows w belli,
I?V(2 Dumas, cf
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fo r a p p o in tm e n t
U r ■ \\.
L |ronm
w
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wat. t wagon or ,,n
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la y e r s , 21.
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i from Oilaodo, the I 'la
A MGDEh'N H O M E
IS—
Business
Service
Offered|
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w,.ek!v
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ft rooms and bath, garug*
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11 w e cvci get i ich w ,
•Mh?,i,,|ia Avenue.
gotair
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P E R K IN S ,
Haberdasher "W e specialize m permanent w(,v' I ........... lwo g,.„tleme».. HHU b i i n l
Street [mviiig pnul
pitched
(o lure some delcllect to &gt;I ll lute
I’h, a,. :tt’,7
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,t Kl,., nt,,. i&gt;,.,v i,,.. I,., ii,» ' i , ! « l , ,
Williams, |t
ball
headquarters
for
Collegiate ing". 20t&gt; North Park Ave.
Priced at &lt;7.3ftlUlU
! Avenue.
lu - Iliimib.
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Clothes,
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First
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32— Help Wanted— Female
N E W 4 ROOM H O U SE
f(um.Vinifv-rVAWrH3 ^
F U R N IS H E D rooms f&lt;" rent, amt
About the only thing
i
a n.i .ini l,.,rl/,,l I.v ■, o i tala
Rue, :t. llils o f f (ft,It.,,
can Gramli,,.
1MPA
In
Huctui
Vistn
DO uiti|iireM have ii rerlnin g, t lor nothil.g is elteati
able for two, lit* E. 3rd St
i K. v.,.1&gt;ii(••!■ ,ItiIx
*'&lt;l I,
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p
i t l S : . Phone 331 L A N K Y ’S DRUG S T O R E - P r e o f f I lent, m ,’l I : ..tu
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Wn kbaa,
nickc, mk
Only 1500
*00 Ci.sh
|'..vv ,i i'•nini'il ■•( Ih, l'..vv a ..f * iv Ii' I
&gt;!**&lt;k III limit to guiile them in de­
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___________ I scriptuiiifl, Drugs, Sodu. Wo are W A N T E D — Good cook. Apply ut Phone 254-R.
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Trenchmd, iii ft 2 ’■
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tin*
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Don
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nner, 2b
Balance semi iiuiiimlly
.’i 2
termining wlmt roust it ii lew nil inI I
i,ace to 70H Oak Ave.
v voii
hh near you ns your phone.
Morgantown, Kv., minister wns Holi/a. I 1
, , „ai \ !&gt; I
cal ill* ,1
Winning pitcher, McR
anion, cf
lielil llv?
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cnniforUihlc
bedroom,
1
V IlKSHI.I"fl* &gt;N
VMI A 'P IN C
bnl while preitehllig by someone O'Rully,
pitcher, Culbreth I top
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,
,
r ft 1 1 l o ; l____________
car value.
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T H A T I KIITAIN' Itusm.l Tln.N
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H e lp W a n t e d — M a le
: next, to bath, hot water. 311 Mag ,
w bo should have been listening.
anil Weaver.
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W b o t h , If
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2b
(In
French
Avenue
near
New
u,
III,- .ailing ,.f an mind,I llv
nolia.
in ,)
i ••:*,. i :n t i t i ,*:i *
Recently he wailed unlit af#lvatz, ,‘ib
John .I oil,
'
•!l|'""l a.if.,rd Ave.
Sunford Stove &amp; Furniture Co.
High School. I.,*t ftu.xl3f»
U merely a matter of lodgment at
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One is burn every minute bill McRa,
Ckstoek, rf
$3,0(10.00
easy terms
--------321 E. First Street
|.x,»t XX I . S S I ' K l I K IP IN lot i'.V
ll the part ,d l lie ,,l l i, ml bavmg pi
W A N T E D Maili with *'*V
FOR R E N T Two bedrooms, new,
cr
-s.
hi
p.
m.
to
pl.ice
his
call
.pu.dniplets
me
needed.
■im: 'i, ,v\ x i ik &lt;&gt;vi , :i &gt;, • i-1a hi
hilniaii, ih
luid co lei . . ug
■
| modern home.
Garage avail
ll |risdlcl lon over Mime
K *"l ., i i„ n-vv custom
W e carry n full line
I I &gt;A IN T ilt: SUM OK I.i:. mill III,
|t ’onsider HOW nrdel Mil* i ’ H ih.'
l ot al
mtier, p
___ j „b,e. Cull lif.7.
™"cr
F I V E ROOM MOUSE
ll | Umpires are md guided in their
...... ........ August Util. Our prices nre right.
Cash oi Go 113 Palmetto Ave. ^
II
lu
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i ni :
i -mxh' k k p s
j•i:111V i; I &gt;
ll
all
Ihe
nut,is
in
the
Dr.itvd
1
for
summer
npidicol
i.a
On Fn r.-li A venue within lw,&gt; !
Ideeisinti by some s|iecific height
B 'A n GARAGE
! terms. We want your business
i in ,vi t h u SAl.t: THUltKiil- T h
S9—
Ruomn
For
Housekeeping
States
were
placed
end
to
end
il
W A N T K lT 2 4’xpLTirnc )•«! mit«»
I IK USKH T.i IMIITI Al.I.Y Kl
JjTotnlx
:n ff p U7 J() ] jtlmt the ball must tl'iivel in (lie air
blocks o f new High Sclir.nl
OR I \NDl»
Alt
I'*i \ F.■I
’SIMON P I ’ UK \\ |i ( . i :m
•,'INVI T in ; l "11ST III' •' UI (T A IN"
R-4
sab-nun, apply in pth-m*
&lt;o
*
“ ,7 *7
\’iau, 2 corner lots, ftiixl lfr each
tn c m e under the infield-fly rule. would lu- Sumhiy afternoon.
M IR A C L E Concreto Co., general
|/B^r innings:
i' ., it
l 1"^ ((*!*.I, LEDGER st ' i : i : i :t
i MI-I p i v u a i k .NTH
as
lotw |
I'OSS, :i,
$5,111)0. $1.0111) cash
SUSSUO A i l A I N S ' t W I l K
f i t * it'
cemtnt work, sldewidkii* buihl- t;. May. Miller &lt;&gt;. Pbilippx B" ; |(&gt; u^.!,f A W0I 00U19,,'lr „„‘ll
have the largest
ord-*»
, ooo o lo 000 , ! An infield fly is simply any fly
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Balance arranged
I ii n
I- 1,1 ■'Miiithwestorn Gqor-. iriK K
- s , . i S t_W o D l o x e ; J- R- Dodge Brothers' Dealers. Sanford j
(1 hull other than a line drive which
Abram
the
umpire
believes
can
lie
him
•* •k O', word lino) line. Torwilleger, Prop.
ll
u o
“ u*]H*Wry! Twu bane hitH, SI hii Time Tried and Cmp I , I'd”
Petri,
Dunbar. Double plnyn: Sulvatz died by an infielder.
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Wells, ,
The moment, such a decision is
Whit,n*«struck
reached the umpire should declare
N K W YORK. Aug
I a. (AM— Tinker, , f
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4 : H , r t k ’ r 7 » • " ’ •’ , r
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rfly
.
r
.
v !• v
for
the
,,f Tenuis slurs nf the ocean-sides of Johns,,n, cf
balla, o f f Williams. 0; Butler 2 •infield fly
f,,r
*guidance
u
a
l ii
. rs.
‘ on ba»e, Tampu 7; Sunford r,‘ i haMPrumierM and ficldc
America are ready for the annual Culbrelli, p
ii
ii
i&gt; .I Simon t in
N.
..
c , ( _ i _ v ' ( t o U t )T H / v P P E r t E D
SlmmoiiM mid Ur,..ii ....’
Since the judgment
judgment ,of umpires Fast vs. West clash at
pirea, Simmons
Forest Dont, p
EVS.R't o n e
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Kl
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A
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ME T) *M
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differ
Trciielinrd,
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It
is
possible
that
wlmt
Hill-.
N.
Y.
1:46.
II &lt;i"lll I'll i iim I I ' i
I C A * L L o r s I’D
J A I L H F.'b
T O t i t ‘ IN
might he regarded ns m infield
* Wxt,
('III,is Spi-clal
The feature buttle in which “ Big
O U T D i t ^ T 'i
ut y
•1 I It I ll
fly by one umpire wouldn't
so Bill” Tilden nml
Totals
I L L CA xLL o r-* h u m
* - ’ &gt;-•
"Little
Bill"
:&lt;*; :t
^W*x\
in
I 4 Ki'iili
Vine r.
rtrike some other official.
Joliiislon meet for the first time I
I'",' I ', nt S|&gt;,■&lt;■(,,I
this season is scheduled for to­ Fort. Myers
.'11(1 21 it I mi n i &lt;'it i us Sp.-eliiI i .. Hein t »ri» li sci- 'll,
11,0
morrow
11tree out of five sots Orlando
»l»2 out
i
Tang, rlii.
[ ^ . . A M K R I t 'A N L K A G l i:
, Summary- Thre • base lot ""It—&lt;
will decide the issue .
i ik r j i x D . n , ,
,
reauccu
I 'ox. Sat - unlit Special
IFbiladelphiu at nostoa.
This year all of the western
jvew York at Washington.
players have Iteeu obtained from
Get new price list, order eirlv
$13 E U G E N E PERM IN'.
\lLt (Only two scheduled!
the Pacific coast.
iQ
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N E W YORK, Aug. |.t. ,,p,
I'RICES,
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N A T I O N A L L K A G l'K
Today’s
schedule.Single*:
P
R O M P T S H IPM
EN T. Thirty, five
;»
Thousands of Ismg Islnad
-------------------We
Kltr
(ha
Inner
Mm
„
„
lr..-i
.to to u ro o f Pittsburgh.
I iA IR D ,
years manufacturing fertilizer for
muters were cut o ff from their Chapin vs. Ogden; Richard vs Ed- i w n v r W i t h r l n a l r l ................ ...
Florida Manager
T w o Iviixrur K tp r ri VV„,,r&gt;,
f.Naw f o r i r t t Phlladelj.hia.
ward Chundler.
Florida Growers. CASH
WITH
Manhattan
Isluiui
offices
today
by
wa
l
t
l
mr
fur
napolniniriii.
’
(O nly two scheduled |
rV
Doubles; Tilden and Chapin v*.
flooded railroad
tunnels
under
"B tu. SystemR O S E M A R I K BK.M l\
ORDERS DISCOUNTS
F L O R I D A HTA TK L K A G l'K
I'll IR ­
the Eust River, still chocked with Iloimmi and Ogden.
PARLOR
“ “ identon at Lakeland,
water from last night’s storm thm
TEHN PER CENT.
xpetereburg at Sarasota
&gt;•». • M« r ph&gt; \ rrml,
A g if! who won't wash dished be­
ft
took toll o f lives mid dmiutged
/era at Orlandu.
cause it makos her hand*
3A W . WaafelBstnn, — I’ h,,,,,. - 0,1
property in NoW York. Now Jer­
Orlando.
Kloriila
at Tampa,
smokes cigarets nml makes
IS.- 0. Painter Fertili/jr Co.
sey and southern Now England.
yellow,
•
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Jackaonrljle, Duval (minty, Fla

Butler In Fine
Allows But 5
Jts As Mates (iet
•‘ Nine Off Williams

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Town ,.( Oviedo. Fieri.),t. have h#4l
nanibit In &lt;var&gt;
and ll
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connected with the distant tele­
phone, it would have been a
station-to-station call at the re­
duced -rate.
VVc find that many who wait
until S: u o’clock at night io
Lrct reduced rates are making!
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at the;
regular rate.
To make a station-to-station
call you tell the operator the
telephone number at the distant
point. If you do not know the
number, tell her the name or
address under which it is listed.
Ho not ask to speak to a partic­
ular person.
We are anxious for our cus­
tomers to have the benefit of
the low rate for station-to-sU*
tion calls and the further re-*
duction at night.
thq,t the reduced
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Charges O f Fraud
Made In Election
L I T T L E KOI 'K, Ark.. A u k .
1 i. I/IV ('liar)'es of fraud amt
the possibility of s&lt;-vcral t-on
tests looms today as romidetioii
was bcitnr made of tut* tabula­
tion of official i.-tutns of th&lt;*
votes cast ill ttie Democratic
st: te primary of last Tuesday.
Tabulations today show that
Judge Jotiri K. Mnrlineau of the
Pulaski county chancery court
defeated Governor Tom .1. T e r ­
ra I for re nomination hv a ma
jo'ity of apiiroximately I 1,4Min
votes.
Official returns from lid of
the 76 counties in the slate, an
other with only one precinct
missing and with unofficial re
tin ns from all except eight pre cincts of the remaining eight
ioiintics giv»- Martinenu ll.rt,
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Fight Pages Today.

TWO IDENTIFIED Petition To Take Charge NEW CITY DOCK
IN QI AVINf nCi O f Manley’sAffairsGoes
IN jL/UINb Urj Before Court In Atlanta PLAN FOR LAKE
JERSEY COUPLEj
IS GIVEN OKEY

Female Seal Called
The True ‘ Flapper’
SKA A T I. K. Aug. 14.— ^ —
Ijiwrence Richey, an assistant
lo Herbert Hoover, hss found
the true flupiH-r. speaking both
inoriih.dogicnlly and socially. It
is the seal.
Mr. Richey, who has just re*
tinned from a visit to the govcrumciil ■w-ul reserve in the Pril.itof Islands of Alaska, says he
found that the female senls do
the courting
Here is his more
or less «*ffit ml report:
•'Every year the male seals
take it stand tin the shore and
wait. Then the female look over
I he field mid chooses their mate*
themselves. The popular boys
mu\- have a harem o f 126, which
they jealously guard. Some an1
only pursued by 26 or so, which
&gt;eoins enough."

DEATH 0E1

ili.t.-iM r-1 yo-tonlay which charged
that ho allow d the Farmers' and
T it Ii tV Hank “ to become fraudulcntlv iP- &gt;Ivmt,” oil July 12, las*.
Mrs. Jam* (iihson Points Out ]
City Planning ( ’ommissinnTnTin hiti • i .n-titution was capital
iz.-.l at $2.1,0011.
Widow’s Hrnl KerAndCousin
day Adopts Pier Flan (her I
I lie cm ;. | jury today continued
As Fair She Saw With Mrs.'
Two Other FlaiisSubmitted
its investigation into the nffa'' &gt;
Hall At Scene Of Murder'
By &lt; unsiill ing Kngincer :
of the Fanners' /ft Traders’ Bank *
and the Bankers' Trust Company.
Meanwhile, Manley has been con
fronted with possible further lit t
igation as a i -ailt of the leceiv - ,
el ship of the Bankers' Trust Coin - '
pany
The receivers have &lt;iuil'g • ' Dock Plan Chosen Has Unit
I Charlotte
Mills
Declares
ed that the hic.k triinsferied nmr ■
i Relations Hetwecn Mother
System Of
YYartlhouses
than Sf.nn.liiui m personal effects
And
Minister
Were
Proper
'That
Can
Be
Aiigumenled
to
the
W
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1
Manley
St
Company
I
Is C o n f r o n t e d
Inc. **io|- in., purpo-,- ot him1.1 ini' delay me ■nd ih-l'i • ii.Img III
SO M E R VILLE , N. J.. Aug. 14.
The plan t' l.'ublaig two p &gt; il
(iS o m e M e a s u re s j
A TL A N T A , (in., Aug. 14— (/P) — creditor vv Ii" iiave claim- again t , Id piers, . a. U toil lect long and
; i,pi Two male relatives o f Mrs.
Ijiisl C o n g r e s s
Imi feet v i. was lavored • • r
' Kdward Wheeler Hull have been A decision to adminisior the affairs lion f..» oc i . Ilian $2.o.io..iimi.
plans in : *
pointed out in open court by a wit of W I &gt;. .Mniih-v, colic ted yester­ F.nd.-r-t-tl \..i - Totaling ............. two olh.r '.. 1.a
A ilnmnKC suit for
■ Municipal •‘ . !.
Hie
re IVI
ness nf four yeni . ago as the men day hv a Fulton grand jury in
pel III.-ii al • const ra, 11. a
k|NGT&lt; iN. A im'. I I .
Manicv tin.l •
l -• •! tor •onim. i, ... |.a (lusts on I .it .she saw with till- widow lit I he i oain-etimi with the closing of tho . *i o ire.l llu
one of the largest in t)Mi'
Liit;11 &lt; " i i K i ' ss lias
slaying of Rev. Hall and Mrs. Farmers' &amp; Tinders' Bank o f At ....... tor appioxiMiut-lv SPOIL*nl * Momoe .' i - ini meeting &gt;d •(«.*
torv of the Circuit C&lt;
L n l l i" m it ; w o r k
lanta of which lie was president i i various bank, in the chain t"i ( it v Li.inning &lt;’.•.nmi -&gt;*&lt;i.mi aid lii Klennor Mills.
Serrtinole County,,.Wlj
Lilol. atlfhtion nl-!
Henry Carpenter, Mrs. Halt's was sought today in a hearing con­ , wh’. li the Bankers'Trust Company special iiimniitl.e of the Chamber
duct!
d
before
Ordc.ury
Thomas
H.
acted
j.s
fiscal
agent.
The
petition
of
&lt;
ininieice
lies
morning.
here
bite Friday by. at
|being •■all«,d D* tlu* j
! wealthy coimin, a Wall
Street
Jefferies.
'will lie heard in federal distrn t
I
tie
cslinnili.il
cost
of
the
d.nil.'c
for
Mrs.
Mattie JW I
'
broker,
and
Willie
Stevens,
her
array . o f le g is la M o ld - L p O c c u r s Kiirlyt
I'his
The petition for a guardianship '.o u tI on Aug. 20.
pu r and war.'hou-e system will I.i
against
the
E.
t&lt;&gt; 1»- tackled in ' Wife Of Prominent New York , mentally deficient brother, were was filed last week by Joe P a t­
An answer to the rcrievers* p -­
M o r n in g B e t w e e n R a w lin s
.2.11011. according to figures .,d
And Florida Developer And J the men indicted by Mrs, Jane terson. Manley's son-in-law.
Company of Chifa^p,/^'*
It ,1111011 was filed by Mrs. Manley vancil hv ( ‘o|i*nl|mg Engineer J.
yil-ilav session lieA n d W 'n m s u t ie r ,W y o m i n g ;
who said Carpenter had
was alleged that the hanker was I a. t :.g for the hunker, in which K. Craig of J.o k s&gt;.nville. Money
Sportsman (.ranted Decree .I (iihson,
Scott A. White, '
|,nIhrcmher.
a shining object in his hand.
l.osA Is
Not
D e t e r m in e d
OnfiroundsOl Abandonment I The* hearing was adjourned un­ mi ntally incapacitated to conduct i inphatie denial o f the charges was for ttic project will come from th­
the plaintiff, was
there time will he
i his own affairs.
made. The answer stal' d that sev- ru i t i ............ bond I'sne vo'. d
employv*d by the co* _
til Monday, i -v ailing that
the i A warrant issued yesterday for . i .i monlhs pi mr to I he time III" f..| lilt- po ll....
I it.' « " k lo h done is
l.’ WVl INS. \Vy..„ Aug. H. OF*
construction of the Bid},:
PA RIS. Aug
II
"Pi
Mrs 1states rests its rase chiefly oil the arrest nf Mauley had not been
|t&gt; ia i'« loaders more
I*vv o men earlv lo.llIV tield H|l
p i'iio ii m bankrupl.v was I'll.-d
I t . p la n a . c . p i ot| c a ll
f..| m .
near Sanford U»6 Decer
I mp* worn, as -i*vi*tiil &lt; ail Fisher, nee Watts, wu • giant
Mrs. (iihso.Ts te-'limony. She rv- I served today. Ili» attorneys sai l iinl ;.t a lime when “ no question
aid
iot.licd
tile
mail
car
on
the
woman's ouit charges n*
h.o- l» i'll giveil -in
oil a dec lee ut divorce Friday hv - laled to County Judge Cleary's he wn in a -anitarium at Milledge- :c- lo the solvency of \\ D Mali | M&gt; i bin Ii m t o i ln&gt; I . a ! . - at l h 1'io.n
I'a.afic
tiain
number
five,
t""l o| I*•11.Lir Vt.-nue
I to- till
on the pnrt of the.com{
|W1., t i ailv in the fall the Paris courts on g found of l court that on th.. night of Sept.1
i t - u i to I •rt lit nd. Ore., mail
l&gt; V existed." his poor h-alth aid ill I . p - o f i mi I ?iii I loll w a a l - " . i
v ills*. (
death of her huaband. Wt ,r
n.rr lull ••• he added lo : handoument
The Fi-di.-r- vvei&lt;- j It, I!i2'2, she was rilling her mule;
n.-n'al con.Ill ion made il T.ccesai v •l..i i d ov - c ' I..' p l a n I . , b u i l d 11" and i xp'i’ss tiain. between Raw
T i-s Felonv Cluirge
said to have been struck ,b g 4
kumhor i .-a h led on tho Inal lied at Indianapolis, Hit, 12-t. m search o f corn thieves when she*
till
and
Wum-nllcr.
Tile
hiKH
Maul. •V. i Iso president of the .........h a plan to - opal ale hi pt iv
I I '
Oil |||I|
UMtSr.
came upon a group of men and Bankeis' I i .1 ('•oiipany, defunct ate ini're l and pill Ue-iil nit*, a
i
i c yet been ileterniiued by pole. His death inada Mven- t
i on fathorleaa.
,';,i
. .* - o f l h . ' i i i . . i *i a.lv a o ' . i i ' .
|jt di 'l t o« sii.lis. t 111
Mrs. Naney L. knh&lt; 1 handlin' i women quarreling about some let fiscal agent ini- i .i majority of o&gt;i poiatuu. in which Ihov might
it - i iilw iv mail authorities.
Mm. White and har far
i the in«st ,-o ule sitini
vvas given a div«&gt;i..- I'toin Percy i ters. A pocket light was flashed I tie small luiui.s which closed le- he mole itlicientlv handled aid Hi. pl.'l' v li in a pointed on;
I f - men Imurded the train at
i in leporl "I I'.ngineer ( laig. i
, body lias yet to dis- M. ( ’handler of New York, on ' upon the face of the men, she de- iintlv m l i e
Rawlins and while it was speeding in South Carolina wherw*
a;.-I l-'lorida, was I through which excessive liH'.me : bl­
llexible type or mill
y.l. t w. ! l oicicd the mail conch where moved after the death Of k s * ]
liomlH-i of measures at
lured.
ground of abandonment of dom­
! clun g, d wilh a felony m the in-1 tax might he avoided.
ot i millings w hereby additions &lt;,m
•
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Mrs. (iihsou Accused Carpender
|by the house and cent icile. They were married Nov. I,
at tin* point nf revolvers
they hand.
lead 11V be made v In n l lie ltd ■ •\
The case is in th« hands t
"Whose face did you se e ? " a 'kbound the two mail clerks niul
en.
I HOI, at Winchester, Vn.
iri-t s.
son, Housholdor and Bo
fb-ii rifled several registered
Iironp. two. the omnibus
Mrs. Caroline llnvard Stevens i-d Special Prosecutor Alexander
nttorneyo, and Jodga
The other plans eon-id.red at ler potii lies.
J barbers lull and th&lt;- Condon was awarded a decree Simpson.
Tillman
o f Tampa.
the
meeting
'were
IIIiiiliind
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l
a
Then,
evidently
by
an
arrange­
tdebt settlement prom­ against. Kdward Beach (ondnn on
"This-here man," replied Mrs. I
:siti type of dock, and the marginal ment with aicompliees, the iioninThe anawer will not.bk
ile trouble.
ground of abandonment.
They (iihson, pointing t-. Henry Carpenjvvhutf type.
phnne signal nl Wnmsulter w h s able until the first ru lp '1
: the convening o f the were married at Bcrnnrdsville, N der.
The cost of llie slip m l inland changed so .that tho train Mowed September. I t will ba.
l uriuk' will meet on i J.t June 30, 1021. Mrs. Condon is
She saw something shiny in his |
w a s considered f t ohil.itive. and it and the two robbers jumped o l f Circuit Court in tha Jans
I court to hear im- ( n niemher of Uu
family which hand, heard a loud report and run. I
was believed il wohhl hu .it.iec- llu* mail conch while the train wns
btkargos (nought by the founded the Stevens Instituti nf A woman screamed and another
'tiuiial.le tu property owners mac
moving ut 16 miles nn hour
st Federal
Judge Tepl V.n^.gy at Hoboken, N. J.
cried: "Oh, Henry." Mrs. (iihson
by on ucrnuilt of I lie smell ata-lllg
Wainsutter is II iiiileH west of
^laglish of the eastern
declared
she
lost
a
mocciu'in
in
Mrs. Rosamond Lamnster W'nr.. |from tlored t'erlili/.ers and ..ilier Rawlins, but the robbery wus not
_
No time is set hurtou was ftiven a divorce from her haste and the moccasin she Mnn Arrested Attempting To j S. ° Diijhldn.LionsrUibUpiK1
I nf the l rial which, if Barclay II. War)iurton Jr., grand­ identified as hers, fmnln nearby,
Di'dnros Fruposod exten­ mailer kept in the wareiioiises. T'ln- ili-ooveicd until it was not Iced that
Make Daylight Run With
. ost was estiniate.l al .$112.01111.
tie* two mail clerks, A. J. Miller
the regular session, son » f John Wanamnker. &lt;&gt;n ground was introduced into evidence.
sion
Of Sewers Into Lake
Consignment Of &lt;*00 Cases
Tin- main oliiccl u.ii in i h«* nmr and la. k Medigan, did not deliver
kV rniigcsiioti.
of abaiidohiiieiit. They were mar
She heard three more shots. A f ­
Of The Choicest LU|uors 1 Will Mi'ii'ate The Nuisance ginal type of dm l, wa re ihnt it at l!o. t. S)irings.
and house also will
Tied at Klktoii, Md.. Dec. 10. P.'PJ. ter o’le g"l over her fright she
would take Inn ninth hike fnit tag-,
trthen: the Luig standing
I The proposal o f
n (limed and saw Mrs. Hall kneel i J A C K S O N V IL L E , Aug. I I i P.
Small \mount Is Taken
The proposed extension of the and would serve as a mean, of
If
"'v.'h*' jr,.- .
j Chamber o f CommiM'oC A l l ' i
N E W YORK. Aug. II ' i/T&gt;;
DM
MIA.
Neh..
Aug.
I
I
i/Pi
ing,
nr
leaning
over
and
crying,
j
|,risom*r,
film
cases
of
a
city's
large
sewers
Inrlher
into
. .ingesting traffic, besides culling
, pC'gUH-s ui Mustles
Call (i. Fisher, whose wife obtain
Ita...In ■ wit., held up liml robbed a ut y be placed on tha La It* ”
She ideal it ted Stevens as a man sorted l ine liquor destined lor I.ake Monroe as soon as (lie liotid ofl (lie view of the lake.
tic
abama uiili little indica
on tha -Sanford*
&lt;-d a divorce in Paris yesterday. iv she Iimi seen with Mi s. Hall e m l - 1diirsty Jack;, .nville throats mid n money is available will mitigate plan Would also necessitate 'Ii- l e g i l . .red mail ear attached to bridge
|spe&gt;-,!&gt; a,(inn .-an l&gt;e ol&gt; '
highway ca,nnot be carried.i
a wealthy sportsman and real es tier, in the glare of an automobile ,
r,„;t
|
)()|ll
Wl,ri.
,-m))r&gt;
)t
m
I'm.&gt;
n
I'nrific
TrTnin
Numla*r
•*,
the
.Sanford
sewage
nuisance
to
a
(building
of
a
turning
basin.
The
l
tate promoter of Florida and Long | headlight.
near Greei^Jtivvr. Wyo,. Inal night, Sheriff C. M* Hand,
; ttie coast guard rum net at tin­ 'great extent. S. It. Dightmi, presi- t o-1 was t-stitnaleil at $12-1,000.
■•Iters.mailing attention
minty
Commissi*
Commlaslonara.Island, lie built the Indianapolis
&gt;. •. jv.'d ii ' small amount of loot, tCounty
The Chamber ..t t ‘..inmerci- emu
! Mother Hail Tea W ith Mrs. Hall [ mouth of the St. Johns River at !.1,'iit of Die Lions i bih. ami a mem
i MMnld- -' branch hank
special fund#, the i
speedway and owns a stable of I
t
tlw.iv
mail
officials
here
believe.
liier
of
tin*
law
firm
of
De
Colics.
iiuttce
nielli.Ini
\.
P.
C.inih-lly,
K
Charlotte Mills,
hohhed-haired j daybreak I Ii im morning when the
White md Dill radio
^ V
polo ponies at K«slvn, Long Island.
\It hough some time will t»* re- &lt;lay.
Spelter and Dighl&gt;&gt;n, dcrlare.l t&gt;. II. Hi l g and \ "lie WtllliiUls.
* 2t&gt;-y.-ar old dimghter of the slain coast guard cutter patrol boat i
W *'
made by the I
thhe
danger
aFiaing front)
Mi. Fisher started as a balloon
, 11111&gt;.| lief..re a o.inplete
cheek
| woniaii. t.-still..I tht her mother 2211 captured the rum hunt ‘So i day.
i cat mg
I a n d and automobile pilot
ing automobile on the Ion
and Inter
■
an
lie
imi.le,
mil
wav
mail
officials
City
Engineer
I're.l
T.
Williams
j had tea with Mis Hall some time eial" ns il crossed tile bar in a
th&gt; '. ’i -liorn Pari fie
wan described by F. Mt: _
made a fortune with an nut..mobile
evplmned that th train never carbefore the slaving and tlint after- dseperate attempt to make a day ! revealed Friday at the weekly
Mif-nn. and a number
u state engineer, at ik i*
lighting
device.
He
was
the
de
ties
much
registered
mail
of
value.
|inrasiiM'
; meeting of (It.- Chamber of Com
ward she was very sick. She .".lid light landing.
meeting Friday, and B.
veloper o f Miami Reach, which was
[merce that the sewer bond issue
i the regular annual npa
large
hook
in
tin*
rectors
study
Social,
manned
by
the
sin
glass, president o f the.
a mangrove swamp when he pur­
lie sold
1bill- t-&gt; provide funds
l of the &lt; hurch nf SI. John the jj|,, |irisoiicr, was sighted hv the ‘ o f $676,000. which will
Iliody, declared ho would
chased the laud ill till3.
non- g o eminent ut de­
lls the coast guard' boat I Sept. 2. will piovi.l.* for the ex
sheriff to place a deputy J
Last, year he Isnight P.000 acres I Kveligelisl was used us a posttension of the sewerage system in ' Water from a tu-vv well .oitth nf
I *»IK lie ;. ted Oil, while
bridge to see that drlvafs'office
for
th"
exchange
of
letters
|„,jjlln
jt
m daily
patrol
at
the
to Lake Mourn...
Tin* newer ex Sanford will be pumped into tin*
|Mn.no r, • . ..iinnittee &lt;*x- o f land at Montuuk, Is.ng Island, between the clergyman and the mouth of the river,
slowly.
where
he
plans
to
build
a
"Miami
tension, it is said, will eliminat.- 1mains bite today if workmen c m
wfia s-.ni&gt;. toriit o f coal
Sheriff Hand said ha had 1 .
Makes No Effort To F.srup.'
o f the north." with three hotels, sixtoiis wilt.
I he nuisance created at the Muni, t plele.llu* instiillatioii &gt;.f it new
*ii'l the house ways
uty he could place at tba. 1$
Asked
to
the
relationship
tierum.tn&gt;nt
made
no
effoit
n.
The sections of tiu* city in which hut that the Coipmii
j pal Pier at the foot of Park \v&gt;- pump which arrived litis week.
p'ltimittce plans to four golf courses and 16 miles of
tween her mother and the rector et,.H|)l. when the patrol took up |into, where a four loot sewer pour&gt;
N I" carry out alit:-ll water front, lie sponsored the
Tin* IteW well is one of three new lire stations are recommended the authority to provide tor
Liiu.dn Highway. He and his wife ' H' " ‘
the chase. Its skipper submitted tout sewage wnlmui restriction.
S*ir.|.
additional wells being .Inlli-il to in i,■r construction by the City Plun- man.
-m.'slv
hail been separated about three
"It was quite proper," hut that [ tamely when the government h.-it I "The Sunfi.r.l I.i.&gt;ns Vlnl. ha • reii.se the supply &lt; f the Mum. tpal 1nine Commission were announced
An automobile going
years. They have no children.
he called often. Snc said that tWo\(.umc alongside to begin the search gone mi record as favoring a Wati'fvvoik,; .system.
A total of today hv S. *' Shinholser, chair­ an hour, not only and
months before the murder
Mrs. Jwhich ended in discovery of the i change in the sewerage sy-teln 1,000,000 gallons is being pillltp.-d man &gt;*f ihe commission.
bridge, hut also the
Stale'll Two would he constructMills had said she might not live |liquor cargo.
here,”
Mr. Dightnn said. "The from tlm four soft wells, and 260. I . .I in Smith Sanford on n property the car, the state ell
lung.
" W e have placed 11
The prize was taken aside the club will send a representative t.&lt; 000 gallon-, from Lake Ada.
. vet to t.e s. lev led
Station Three bridge, urging that..
.jetties and anchored. Tin* pn-oii the next meeting of the City ( "in
I lie waterworks deput t incut will would la* Imi 11 mi West
First slow," he said, "but the? !
cr's name was not made known. mission to ask for an improvement i.i- pumping 1,600.000 gallons of
j St reet
These reconuneiuluthins
The capture o f the Social, uc- The present system is a menace to i water from the large well, within [ will In* made to the * ity Conimis- 1j*.., ... k...„_ _
e.ording to MayRorters, resulted health, and sewage floating on the n year, uccoi'.l.ng to ( it&gt; Manager I si.&gt;ii , which body authorized the iseil tn have a man on
,
M UK \4*11. Fla.,
P A U L S M IT H ’S. N. V.. Aug. 11.
W. B. Williams.
I’ tmiping of the 'city planning commission to select ami if Seminole cou
hocitusc
o f the foolh'h attempt nf lake near the pier is uiisighlIv."
F'*' I’ Ji.-e d. pi.rlmen's
(/!») Agriculture and the tex­
wise, it should br
Lake Ada water will lie iliscnt in - ||ocnfioiis for the fire slutions.
its captain to mako a daylight
py -hei it I ,,, \v,.sl |.u|ln tile industry, parlieiilarly cotton,
driving.’
.
ite.l
m
s
hoi
.n
as
the
vv.-|
|
supply
is
run with his liquor cargo. Today's
I Tin* business section of Park
Tiki
.ath hud re- regarded liy Secretary o f Lorn- j
adequate.
V K R T O N , N. Y.. Aug. I I — liquor market quotations
would
Avenue will In* limited to Fourth
I
'l.-v * |.»|i......
early merce Hoover as weak spota in the j (/}&gt;(f'A L&gt;lrs
A A siiuffi.rd
I Two sp.-eimens &lt;&gt;f water from (Street, the city planners decided in
value the cargo at around
I
in ihe my .terious generally excellent business situa
the new well were examined by .denying the petition o f R.
B.
! “'«• 'a-t Monday of Du tion .are receiving the close atten­ I of Hiltmore, N. ('., died in tie*
ttie Florida State Bo,ml of Health, Wight l&lt;&gt; elect a filling station and
Soiithanipton Hospital today us ii
K
I
S
S
lMMJfFr—
Elu-.
Aug.
II.
p
-t I .ike Worth. tion Ilf tile federal government,
and
the
hael.-rial
an.I
.
anilary
result of the Long Island wreck
l/Pl- The Blink of Oaceoln * ..uni x
garage on the northwest corner
ff* .
...... was found which is working to bring them up
I.i re last night. She was pill....I
was rooptme.l t'.dav after t» live qiiiililios of the wat.-r pronounced o f Park Avenue and Eighth Street.
The membership and
•*' - 1 ' i.L’ iistine Fri- to the general economic level.
under the wreckage five hours be­
*«.ii
week's suspension
..f
hii.sim-- . "good.
committee
of tbs Sanford i
Tentative plans for helping the
The hank was &lt;iosed h.-f&gt;.r«- a
of Commerce held- *••*$
t 1*1 '*!■ rv has l.i-eii giv- farmer by endeavoring to co-or­ fore being rescued by rescue work­
FO R T
LAUDERDALE,
Fin.. threatened run mi)terializ)-d
Ing in the chamber
’•&gt;' 'it- I act that the dinate the different agencies that ers.
night. A
thorough
Goolsby,
Dr. T. M. Rivers remains as
The number of dead remained Aug. 14.— (/P) -Thelma
,'1 " ;t a collector for extended credit to him, are already
membership
books end _
13,
uml
her
brother,
Clarence
at
six.
however,
as
it
was
learned
president
o
f
the
institution.
Barn
' reiht t'onipitny ami being drafted, and readjustments
collect money owed ihgit
vvn on ;l collection have already been made in matters James K. Way, Brooklyn business Goolsby, lit, were drowned at Pom­ well S. Dunlin* of Orlando and
pano Bench last night when an formerly of Atlanta, is the new
on back dues sad mA
v " " ‘ '* 'itics. His trip pertaining to cotton manufacturing mnn, a supposed victim, was r.ot
undertow
carried
them
o
f
f
shore.
14.
!
from the last campaign,;
B
IR
M
IN
G
H
AM
,
Alu..
Aug.
cashier.
The
hank
is
cayitah/i--l
killed,
but
only
suffered
shuck,
lie
which have resulted in distinct im­
j|'&gt;4
' .1* , •'* have. .taken
M
.
The body o f the hoy was found ut $6*U»(M&gt;0. Under the reorgam I lii.li. atioii that the uiant plur.t of (,V&gt; Col. Bibb Graves
t ’ ,un|
won thu hers were made.
T
1
a* it nt'xtmu- provement in the industry during jhail been listed ns "J. R. W aye."
jibe l-'loti.ta Power ami l.igflit ('out- ii.iiniiialu.il for governor in Tues­
20 minutes later.
A new campaign fo to l
/.ntion
plun,
shar.’holders
pledged
l- licve In may tin* last month, it was said unof­
The other dead are:
by a will be opened:,is &lt;lw * “
Efforts to resuscitate the girl themselves to provide 60 per cent pany aPl.al.i- Moliroe was nearing day's Democratic primary
II. 1#. Fish, New York.
i and rohhml ficially yesterday.
failed.
Thu victims
were the I o f tho capitalization in cash to completion is tin. fart that 160*1 plurality of 18,000 votes, first-and inary plans being
J; * '-'i taken to St. AugI George A. Shuford Jr., three. acloails of fuel oil iiave been or- second-choice votes couhted, over night.
-q* -« Hr *4
children of Mr. and Mrs. Lshan meet any emergen, v.
I alia, k.-rv
year-old, Asheville, N. ( ’.
j dere.l for delivery to the plunt as Charles S. McDowell of Eufala, in
The campaign*
. Ign tklsn
UU* IA n m
Goolsby, who arrived at Pompano
, !*ii.-1 t. •a ept a theory .
Dorothy Louise Shuford, one from Algood, Tenn., several months
D u ned in-N ew sidewulks being I .;oon as possible, accordtr.g to Mun- one o f tho closest races on reeord confined to sollcitigfaJ
Pr*i.g a,
may have a h - I
j tiger Clyde A Byrd.
Work 1iuh in the state.
year old, Asheville, N. C.
hers, and not sut
*
laid, on several city streets.
With I
ago.
ll-ctions, when I
j been rushed on the plant and til"
'
!
The result could not bo deter­ said.
Engineer
William
J.
Squires,
"! ' "'v' vVo, th vouch- I
llliislliltg touches t i e l.eillg put on mined until second-choice votos
C AM D E N , N. J„ Aug. 14.— &lt;/P) (ireenporl.
rn ll'iiie |y.
- Penniless and with his nearest
lo-for.* the trial tests of thu jjta- woro counted, aH Graves failed to
Fireman
John
Montgomery,
Eight A rrests
/"'* •*r.*tlier of the ' relatives his brother, living in
Ichinery.
|obtain a majority over his three
, Greonport.
" * 'e . l nl
L a k e'
Oct.
16
is
tin*
tentative
date
set
opponents,
tho
nomination
being
(ieriiiniiy, Paul W. Fuersten. fonnThe injured were attended in
'""in.iig from (h-orgfor tin* first test of the machinery ‘ determined by counting the comer leader of the Camden philhnr- i [jjvt.rhc.nd, west of here.
in the search.
orchestra, was taken to the
tWM eflg i „ t.8 „ f the train
____
of thi* plant.
hineil first- and second-choice votes
WEST P A L IT * B l
- in out,, to I,ake monte prison at Trenton toduy
....
.,
.
. I " I f everything runs according to of the highest candidates.
toduy to
to j umpc.c{ the track and turned over,
Aug. 14.—(M^Wght
state
Heights
within
tho
next
t
w
o
.
^.jicilul,.
the
month
of
November
EanYord
reals
estate
is
heginHugo L. Black, Birmingham law­
ctrocuted there the week *** A combination baggage and smokbe elec.........
a position to furn- yer, who was nominated for the- made and t»,0#0 '(••j
Sept 20 for the murder of Mrs. *jng, l&gt;ari j UBt behind, and u Pull­ ing to move after u prolonged per­ months. The material for thett&lt;&lt; |^||Mul&lt;| finj us
was capturpd by
nouscs IS already on the ground j(.h thi„ j^ t r ic t with tho maximum
UnI?l&lt;&gt;r»
Harriet Vickers.
man car, also left the track.
iod of inactivity, say Sanford real uml work will he rushed to have H|n(m|lt „ f powt.r that is needed senate to succeed Oscar W. Under­ tion men wevkinc
wood, failed to obtain a majority, Worth, in Marlon
Fuersten, whose trial
lusted
estate brokers. The demand for them ready for occupiincy as xooii
xtr Hvrd suid
ovor his foul* opponents but had Tha squad waa hs
only three days, wns found guilty
J -rh, iimouiit o f fuel oil ordered n plurality of 20,000 over his near­ Simona.
homes |s given us the reason for « « Possible.
yesterday o f first degreo murder,
• • »'* f’ &gt;-'*titj
"There has been u surprising hem for the plant is 1.600,000 gal- est opponent, John H. Bankhead.
greater activity in real estate circ­
little more
P T&lt;1N, Aug 14— DP)— t h e jury was out
The
agents
have
Th|N
„ no „ f th0 largest
les. Renta) agencies ure daily plckup In real cstuto in the p«^t
activitiee to other
L, , '
sweltered »- than an hour.
.....
,
_
month,”
said
Mr.
Wheeler,
"and
Lhe
|
,,r
,|,.rH
UVer
placed
with
tho
Standturning uway prospective renters
The crime for which the former
tha weak for the.
" ,fn; ,r " l,‘ ""enviable
prospects for the winter tiro that (l||, () i | company ip this state, It is FogM D eadTsix H urt
of houses, it is said.
one
raid wnk
v ’"*"K tl"- hottest in orchestra leader was convicted
R.C. Tisdale* acreage denier, an­ wo will dispose of more homesites |
In Boiler Explosion Beach county. Joan &lt;
"Utside of the was committed June 20 when he
MEXICO C ITY , Aug.l-I— W in
this
city
th:-n
ever
before.”
’
nounces
the
sale
of
approximately
i
shot Mrs. Vickers, the mother or No formal charges are to he made
Kelsey .City wn»;W
Oscar R. Brooks, dealer in city
$16,000 worth of land near this
GREENWOOD. N. C., Aug. 14.
f c ‘ “ r" , " r ’-*» late yes- two y o u n g children, during a quar­ against Rev. Morn del Rio, arch­
building lots, wus also optimistic
P ‘Uh-iJ tn lh« hot speil rel in his apartment.
UP)— One white nun and three
bishop of Mexico, because o f ut­ city. An unusually good price was
t ,t , 'meiAJdi
Before she died. Mrs. Vickers terances made In a recer.t inter­ obtained for tho land it was satd. over the prospects for the winter, |
negroes were killed and two other
and
predicts
there
will
he
more
t
_______
Mr.
Tisdale
says
that
there
has
white
men
ana
six
negroes
wore
snid
he
had
shot
her
because
she
view with an American newspaper
■it August.
been a great increase in the reul
fefused to elope to Germany.
correspondent in which he strongly
t S bt L n Urf\^fnad0thit r sTOculaU,vcj
W IN C H E S T E R , Ky.. Aug. 24. injured in a boiler explosion in ths
N s h \ (K A T DESK
Authority-^asajr’
upheld the standpoint o f the Cath­ estate demand around Sanford periJd o f las veur
P
U
~
F r i d a y th« thirteenth proved. plant o f tho Seif Lumber Company
R A R E HITS 38th HOMER
at Ninety Six, nine miles from tha Iapsmata*6'
olic church In ita diapute with the lutely and hopes to turn over more
‘ •People «ro bu yin g in Sanf-.J/« « * » • «
hers, this morning. Included in
Mexican government over tho re­ property In this city during the
coming winter than ho did for tho
N E W Y 0 K K . Aug. 1 1 - &lt;/P)- ligious regulations.
ths dead was Ernest .JarTeft, 18,
f ' • '""rews, chief of
h. » t t
- T h . m.JortW, . (
,?;d
„ ; yt . S “ 3 h f r h o ^ . j i d
son.-.of Superintendent 0 , L. Jar*
forces, returned to Babc Ruth poled out his thirtyAfter a conference between A t ­ corresponding period of 1026.
. . who have purchased lots
W. V; Wheeler, president of th# people
home HI* Of Um year oir torney General Ortega and Presi­
er
her
ankle.
Ysstsrday
t
evsnlni
L "i ,irL'l,urL‘d Po net eighth
m r
my company in th^ past two
from
* ir*e machinery to Pitcher Reuther in the third in­ dent Calls*, It was officially an­ W. V. Wheeler, Inc., says thBf«
Rlktt express
nvnfasi. ttiotr
thnir it
intention
of whjje attempting to walk on $1
i
hpM*# g o t " * *** months
of a nounced t h a t jt h e president had arc many M
i p runi-amuggling ning o f the first S * ™
In
this
InJufai
M ,
doublehcador between t h » -Yankees not to "conllgn e r make formal the .etty.
boms# *r« to be building a home ahd livi
- W
" rkK7 l
on
and
Senators
today.'
Nona
was
on
jbutll
Jn
"I* tlnxUba to
Ittatekt’.
L»,

ty Is Already
ered In Array
roblems Which
Ifo Be Settled
L Will Be
[Only 90 D ays

Accusation Is Made
At Friday’s Hearing

ATLANTA,
Aug. 14.— (/P)—
Hearing on the petition for u
guardian for W. D. Manley, in­
dicted Atlanta hunker, set for
toduy, was postponed today by
order of Judge John B. Hum(ihries o f superior court.
The order was on application
of Solicitor John A. Boykin, who
asked for a writ of prohibition
delaying the guardianship hear­
ing until Sept, -t, two days after
receivers of the Bunkers’ Trust
Company of Atlanta, of which
Manley is president, will he g iv ­
en a hearing in federal court on
their petition to require Manley
to turn over to them alleged nssets of $6Dtl,ll&lt;H».

Cost ts estimated
A t $:«2,000 tty Craig!

MRS. CARL FISHER
RIVEN DIVORCE
BY PARIS COURTS

Mrs. Matt
South Carpi
E. W. Si
In Semin*

Husband
By a

Suit Charges
gence On
Construction

RIFLE MAIL CAR
ON UNION PACIFIC

J

DRY AIDES MAKE LOCAL SEWERAGE
BIG HAUL 10DAY SYSTEM CALLED
AT JACKSONVILLE HEALTH MENACE

C o u n t y OfJfu
Must Provided
Bridge Pro!

Water Of New Well
|Will Be Pumped Into
( ’ity’s System Today Fire Stations W i l l
Be In South Sanford
And On First Street

Unable T o
Fanning1 And Textile
|New ( lues In Industry Are Closely
Observed By Hoover Six Killed, Six Hurt
ngMan1
When NewYorkTrain
Hits An Open Switch

Kissimmee Bank Is
Again Opened Today

Trade Body.
Collect

Two Are Drowned
A t Ft. Lauderdale

Graves Has Plurality
1,500 Tank Cars O f
O f 18,000 Votes In
Oil Are Ordered By
Race For Governor
Big Power Company

Man W ill Die For
Murder O f Woman

Several Acreage Sales Are Recorded;
Big Demand for Houses Is Reported

Again

Nters In Heat

No Formal Charges
To Be Made Against
Mexican Church Head

Friday Unlucky Day
For Kentucky Woman

wja

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�ra n i

iirjianuanifiirii n i ^ ^
fewGj
•
mfmn i- &gt;r ' tS
rf*
;
1

i

k jt.

Saturday, Aug. IMi Is

jt.

You Cannot Afford to Let This Great Opportunity Slip By

THINK OF 177
TW O CAR LOADS of HIGH-GRADE bed room

of money by taking advantage ot the G R E AT HUR-

and dining room furniture, which were in transit

R1CANE SALE OF F U R N IT U R E .

at the time when our building and stock were

NOT be DISA PPO IN TE D even though the ENOR­

damaged by the recent hurricane, will be sold at
the same S E N S A T IO N A L L Y LOW H U RRIC AN E

MOUS STOCK originally displayed in our THREEI

SALE PRICKS. It you haven’t had an OPPORT U N IT Y to learn about the TEN D A Y FLOOD
OF B A R G A IN S , A S K

YO U R

NEIGHBORS.

THOUSANDS H A V E SAVED an enormous lot

YO U NEED

L A R G E S A M P L E F L O O R S H A V E BEEN
CLEANED O U T B Y H A P P Y PURCHASERS.
In addition to the TW O CARS OF FURNITURE
which we are FORCED TO RECEIVE, stock will)
be taken Irom our W AREHOUSE.

Our Entire Stock Must Be Cleaned Out Before Ten-Thirty Saturday Night
Saturday
Ten-Thirty

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O P P O S IT E P O S T OFFICE

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ROBBED N E A R GREEN RIVER
OGDEN, Utah. Aug. I I (/!’)— A
Union Pnrifie train was held no
and robbed 20 miles east of Green
River, Wyo., Inst ;.ight by bandits
who rifled a cur containing regis
tered mall destined for California.
The amount uT value of loot lias
no.f., Ilct‘n determ mined.
Hie robbery was disclosed when
the Irani reached (,reeo Itr.er and
two innil ( lerks Wi-re found hound
;. the ear.

is directing the football scenes in " ,m 4 1' '
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Richard Itar thelm ,-v „,.w picture, |.... ........ ........... .
1 ,,,ls
"The (Juartorhack " Yost's diitn
i
I: i " i Ct iei
will cover a |ierind of I luce weeks j . Mi
.‘■'■in\ina
, with scenes being sled .n l ong f riend
S P R IN G F IE L D , Ohio., Aug. M. Island.

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Ciirl Fires Home To
£’*!'*Save Fiance's Name

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UP)— To »avc her sweetheart from
.i iiij1 anv enr l
.
.i n
Middieloti
and
Mi
■belt
being aunpected of being a fire­
Tracey
Is
Reported
T
o
.sm
aii
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bug operator here, Dorothy Pay
li t me in \ alua , L |
\u‘ i |i.i i t•1 Mr 11mi .VI i - 1. I 1
n«, 17, confessed, police say, to
I II.I "I pi "l&gt;‘ ' t v -M
* ill) Id file their
•Cuing her home afire twice early Have Been In Indian I lark. at 11 Iona llcno li
fwiterday.
Weeley Holtz, the River City Wednesday
pel ll mil V. If r I be t i l l &lt; let k mi
Mrs. ( limit's I lull*;, and yaun;'
young man, is held in Jail for in sons, Sam and .lolin, ate al hmiii' .1 he I Ml e said dal'
JWMtjfation. Sha said she hoja'd
WE ST I’AI.M BEACH, Fla.. |from a tv&lt;i ni'oiths vi'-ot with hci
*tWii firea would create the impresI'lllllps,
t/l'i .lot* Tiici-y, noted
.,t \Yuini|teg, &lt; ati.ola.
■lon that the firebug was still at Aug. I I.
fugitive,
anil
"Hill”
King,
wanted
j
I It&gt; I l et k.
large and Holtz would bo flensed.
by government agents for impel I llelinali &gt; ... !,.
Mtnii
I
I ■rid I I.
smutting an ol fleer, wrie in Indian [ were i in cut i itm
&gt;i land' i

One-Word Message
,
Sent To Veterans
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River City together Weiliiesdav. I
according t" A WeiniiTi, I'nitetl
States depiitv who is after King
Depot v Wetman saol last nigh'
that he mt-sseil hut It Traey and
PES M O IN ES. Iowa, Aug. 1 I.
(A*)— A one-word message of good King to Indian River &lt; it\ ti\ about ,
Will haa been cabled half way ten nlinttles; that Imtli men lmi|
•round the world to be road before eaten in a restaurant 'tore ami
several "old
the National encampment of the were identified hi
United Spanish War Vetera ns I inters"
King ts wanted tin impi-ismi
which openn hero Sunday.
'(citations" is the greeting liling a 11'venue offleei and Is the,
.’ Carmi I. Thompson, mi- same man who was held f&lt;n eight
,.—I- i l commander of the veterans, months in the l’alrn Hem li ...... I
iniI on eliarges of killing a negio ,
.who ia now in the Philippines
Me was fmall v set at liber I \

lUpsala &amp; Grapeville

Mra. E. W, Lundquist and her
Itiatara, Ruth and Mildred Berg
JtlUt, wore dinner guestH Wcdnes
■y of Mrs. Trumond Bolli.
Fletcher and son. Howlol,
I N viaitihg relatives at Ocala and
‘GhJnssville,

1Carolina.

. M r . and Mra. Frank Smith and
, chlktean apent Sunday with her
Vcbtiain in Daytona.

.I- . 'Mr. and Mra. D, It. Wentworth
and children have moved from the
V Bolton oottage to one owned by W.
. j Hill at Crystal Lake.
The little eon of Mr. and Mrs.
.•‘j Archie Swanson is ill with pneu
r • mania.
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Rev. J. S. Clark will preacli in
. i y p * * i * on Aug. ifi nt It o'clock.

¥ . Sunday school at Jl:30 o'clock*

s la te

if - Jbhn Lundqulst and wife spent
Aug. 1 at Holly Hill Htul Daytona
—
■.
Kf/ Mr. and Mm. Whitmcr atuml
: , Tuesday night at the home of H.
ejt,v*,G. Lundquiat and wife.
lira. Hilma Lundquist left Satfor a couple of months' vlsfacksonvllle, stopping cnroule
bason and Scbrlng. She was
of her brother, Emil Mugtnd wife before leaving.

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JACK iltlltKH, l l r p i r i r . l . l l .1
116 R. Hecond Hi.
PH O N E R.'M

, J. Bolton

is building another
ggjj raaldonce on Grapeville Avenue.

It kills the germs

TIRES AM) TUBE
PRICES CUT TO
THE CORE

A bou t P ress
Will he njvcii i»&gt; Mi
urs(la&gt;
,\ug|s&gt;l Mh I *t |.i
Mi’n So ni'dl .ii 11v4•d im
11Mill Nt vh V i it 1v u lii'ii'

A L L SI/.KS High Urrsumv
ainl Hallootifl

Margaret Ericaon, who rehome from West Palm
an Sunday, was a dinner
Thursday of Mr. and Mrs.
H all

the people of this particular section of Florida is des­
tined to mean great things for this city.

Four room house including garage,
garden.
cxlt.i
large lot,
mile nut side of rit) limits. Kasteru cxpiisuic
I’ ricc &gt; IIMMI.CMI ( ash payment Salllhfltl balance luinithlt
Immediate postvssioti.

As the southeastern section of the citv develops, and
as the plans for the press foundation arc completed,
Sanford Grove, will stand out as being the center of a

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W ITH

COLCLOUGH K K A L T Y CO M PANY
:m Firsl National Hank Hldg.

Telephone 7Hli

great residential district. Members of 48 press associa­
tions of the United States and of 59 foreign associations
will come to Press City and to Sanford.

SAN FO RD , F LO R ID A
Real Lsiiitp

It will bring to San ­

ford and to Seminole County members of press associa­
tions from all parts of the United States. T hese people
an moulders of public opinion and their relations with

111rev l i t adpdrmig unreal r i d e l lots itit Santurd S ir.
upiioailc Rose I ourl al a real bargain.
Kwelleul lit
cation lot lnP.iir.viK or apartment Mile.

Insurance

Summer
Feeding Pays

T h e benefits to be derived through the location of this

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interesting event was the
of Margaret Ericeun, the
Purina PoultryChown
lighter of Alfred Ericson
are' rich in egg building
Of Upeala, to Waverly
and b o d y building pro­
of Richmond, Va. on
tein. .
the home of Rev. J. S.
";l only members of the fumily
&gt;r«seat, Mra, Duane ia a
*
• of Sanford High School}
ana ia in the plant depart"
Weetern Union.
number of th their
DISTRIBUTORS
akteodod tha shower held
of htr pareata on FriShinholaer llhlg.
p,-. J.
Dalkioue refreeh- Phone K2
l ^ f araam and home-made
!
Mira served.
Sanford, Fla. u

B aum an Bros. *

CENT
FOR
ON
W H IT E KID .

wonder development will naturally accrue to those
properties located immediately in the vicinity and on
the main routes of travel.

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IN V E S T IG A T E
E R T IE S .

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S A N F O R D G R O V E , Inc.

For Men, Women. Children

E. C. M ILLE R , I'res.
First Nnliun;tl ILmk Wdg.

Lloyd Shoe Store

P hone 249

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ment of the International Press Foundation, Press City.
I Ins development is without a doubt the most impor­

Mi
Mad i 11in Ma Il ew, |Mii ni.--i and Mi
MatgnrH'
Cnwaii,
tiadi r uill ,i i I with I In* t i i n r i l .
An ,101 rt&gt;
firugram
ill hr given and «i i'ui&lt;hal invitalmn is 4 &gt;
I it nft&lt; I In all al 11’ I&gt; and 11111 it Inveiis nl Sun fill'd.

I lt3 Hanford Avc.
I’ hnnc 461-4
Huntord. Fla.

&gt;}

Located on Geneva Avenue, Sanford Grove is directly
O il the route between the citv and the new develop­

Miirv SI &gt;•i■m11'I . \'iohm?sl. Wed
U f h*i.» High
Ihhi I A lid it«*i inin
Sjuifnrd i*:iK ,i IVw da\ . .ig&lt;»
hi* Jij.i’i. het'ii 1inlying.

RINES

Eggs nay any time, but
when Oliver flocks full off
yours p a y best. Feed
p le n t y of protein now.
Hens n e e d it fo r eggs
and f o r th e c o m i n g
moult.

Phone

Amid Majestic Pines

A large church is being built
M gr tha Upsala depot by the
Holmera denomination.
Meetings
hold there every eve* '
______
'■v VTho Willing Workers met with
Anoma Butler Wednesday
am, having a very pleasant
Seventeen were preaent.

you to take advantage of these wonderful
price-reductions.

467s

SANFORD GROVE

Dengue or Ililioiis Fever.

CHOWS

W e regret that on account of the enormous
rush of .yesterday, we were not able to pro­
perly wait on our customers, and we invite

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Malaria, Chills and Fever, I

POULTRY^

Owing to the m arvelous suc­
cess of our sale, we have de­
cided to continue our August
C learance Sale through the
month of August.

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PURINA

OffDuringAugus

Corner Sanford and Geneva

,..T,
The Misses Ruth and Mildred
r, Bargouist are leaving Thursday Save money I»v Laying Itere,
for tnelr home after a pleasant
uh l«mg as they last.
,t twb*Feeka spent with relatives and
&gt; friends here.

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MillerFurnitiireCo.,he

tiY &amp; n r l c * B a t a

is a prcscripiun Inr

[■ , Mrs. Burnett and children are
•gpactad home from a two weeks’
VUlt to their former home in South

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Violin C oncert

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visiting

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N 0 T I € E.

iv^llga. Jack Collin* is
rfnands in Jacksonville.

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M ims Sue Fi.y accompanied by
\jj«s Adeline Morris of i'nlatkit.
j„lVl. K„,„.
„ vacation trip to
Pasadena, California.

I

i- , .The Kyle family living near the
.fo tf links have gone hack to Ten-

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!i«l the Steele home on nr.n&gt;daje
• Avir.ue.

M 0
H A 88KE, Aug. 14. &lt;/P)—
n,,sti,ii Steeie bad bis right hand
, i||M,
f , „ m ,•,.tiling in eoT.npo court bar revented
l;ii-i with electric apparatus at. Iiis
t ot the circuit court of
I -,.i &gt;1 lied waleiingi system. Doctor
■yil &gt;
jthoun, county In the cnne of
1
veils dres-ed the wound.
Mary Lee, plaintiff in error, verf State of Florida, defendant
Kast Sanford
Jhi - fnuiolat ion for a store and
error. Opinion wen by Chief
tilling -tillion is being built lit
Mi mid Mr
I. \V, Walluce uml i , ,,rm.r
id
Iteardnll
Avenue
Brown.
children of Celery Avnun, Imve 1 ,| f D-tit' v:i Ko.id- G. G. Flint is
r*ljhi# Calhoun county irmnd jury
returned from point.
n North
llU,m
Aw the fall term of 1925 had finCarolina where they visited limn;.
" dMd H r work and the circuit court
frir-r-1
|\vo v.ilu.d li bimting dogs, ini
“ adjourned line die after which
‘t Judge called a special
imrteil ....... I ittle Itock, ArkunMr and Mrs .)■,,■ Cameron ini' ,.,. :lf. | united he D I.. Long, died
the court and had the
visiting Mi1'. Cameron's sifters at ,
Weck ftom what was siijigrand jury resummoned, reand
recharged.
This
grand
&lt;&gt; if*.. .
. Tampi. and Fort Myers.
to he ;&gt;• i on.
_
gi the special term found
■It'U^Jk Intent against the woman.
| Judah l iiMM'imi and purtv l i m i
Kunihley and Mr. Hughes
‘.;Tba nUto court held that this
town are on a --iglit seeing tii|&gt; 1" |,ad tin. mi.ii. Miine to have their
In error and that a new grand
Culm.
, cell rv eml hid rlestroyed for the
Jury should have been summoned. I
., , ,
||,,,, t tin heavy rain' fnlTha woman was convicted for I
Mr. and Mr
A. Corpiiny m it lowing the ii'crit log storm.
yttirder in the first degree and J
Daytona Reach for the wei k
Mtntenced to life. Evidence fire- |
showed that she struck nnMr. and Mis •
K. Ciiori'in
womnn, Marlon Stanley, in
and Miss AI vs Chorpening w ilt ■"
Fielding
II.
Yost,
veteran
foot­
fact and knocked her into a
at home Sunday from a six week■ and held her under tho ball couch at the University of Mart, at I &gt; ytona Reitch,
Assessment Roll , r J
1until she waa drowned, ne- Michigan, has entered the moving
picture field. Yost, better known
rding to the Indictment.
milord, Florida.
14
__ _
in gridiron eirele*i as Hurry t.p,
,.
.
. ,

r 'r W r . and Mrs. I,ewis Beach and
lijdrai) are living in the Heck
ttago in Grapeville.

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T H E SANFO RD H E R A L D , SA TtFR D A Y, A U G U S T 14, 1926

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Court Has
Decision
ry Lee Case

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FLORIDA

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,\ mux lish
„ CITV:
,* feel m length,
seven
hundred
seven
"iere*
I*IV,!
calibre pis-

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f i E y t o M t,u&gt; m,,ni
f P r J t n -v.-rt- required
ITnt.i Hi** &lt;l"‘ k “ ru'r
[ towel ii't'"1"'
al« K K

Murmir

. neii'ii'l'i1 " •.
r a„d

G rape Production Planned jOrlando
After Auto
For Big Tract Acquired In
AN no,
hami Firm

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5h grade
f,,T'
li! di al hs ami
nltimr 111
M-1
il. i'U'ntt
oun.h
ai * nr iiii
ilintf 1" "
l.v the -tall railroad
-laic l - ' i ' d '»
h)l,l ,.f Hie antomoImve run into the
|ll!il
,,i being hit by
■|M&lt;I
...i |y rin* fifth IM•'iin'.l I t ml I I rowers'
I* .iii-ee if Aynciill uro,
(jf ji'lonila. opened
, l ...| addle-- of Wcl'
\ \
Murphroe,
i Hr
I die university, Fa r iiiirmw ltiiii from n large
,*1,11111n from 1’ensalit’** DJ tl lemlanec.
1 j.itm "
Marlin
id
m,., Inn* " ednesday.
l (lun-fiml -Ini
■S'll

Mishap

lin liiy

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ear* which are
tom designed In e vity dentil but
ftlll aye within the reach of the
great group of buyers of n o d m tt*
ly priced cars.
The day of exschemes which are carried through horbitant prlcea for fine cars Is

Fla., Aug. 14. ( A V ­

Church Board To
Be Incorporated

O v e r 7 Thousand
Herds of Cattle Are
Under State’s Care

T A L L A I I A SSK F, I'ln.. \ug. 11,
l/l’ i—There is u total of
,',tc,i;
herds of cuttle in the stulo undo,
•iipervisioit of the tut,* mutiny
livestm I, lionnl. o o i ,mi
to I In*
dune sumnim y of i f, p
roulu ,
is work hi tli" .Into

Si. Petersburg Realty!
Man Held In Atlanta
(tn Tlorida Charges

$22.50

l he Price Is Right

Kirhinan’s
All Wool

SANFORD

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t ,,, ,i i,di
for mler
jitia (ilaui aiid ndei
|ujtra t, i iniiial swilcii

I ll i s I l i - l i 11,1 |, III
II I n l
Ml. III.
" n c c r e d i l ed I i - 1" a tu t , I n o 1 Ii . , *

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lin a r *l i n l i n e , l i u l , l \ o h n i * ■*., , n i l , .
1 m e m ille d to t In* ll,*ir| ,o,l In I , -p
t h, iii .e)ia r*uI e 11 * in ill,* 11,■i j until
| t bey eiiti tio to t *■*I by mi i ii go, I ot

• a,, ivilitod
is a j Florida has
, pH,tina filed with I tie ' emit,- l i n i n g lo.iiVT , u t t l e .

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I . e a r in g

l„ id

i,v Miami -dappers.
Mu
t bn1 hundred department Hi l Ile
ill*!*- hit,I applied
l'**r a niiiii
jrnl bad ccrtificulcs 1 M|-s* Fdimmdsmi w.,
with r,*-ar
w, to August lt», iic* *»**»* ,,f years a student
.............................
|tn J. Hinton
Pledger, ' rimmpsnn ul Brussc I . ami I Wide
injpvct,,i id' the State ly known in the stale.
if -igriciiitare.
J2.r, b,,u- is were re ' T A L L A H A S S E E :
The Fb,i nlu
rhrii'r I" i -eiisnn, Mr. Power nml l.ighl nmipmiv lia been
1 itril’ "Ut thill tile pu c k - I krunted permission by tin* slate
vl that i heir houses ! hoard of etlueat inn t*. i on a high
crHl at 'least1ten 1power electric line by tie* ale „ f
Foil
■b 'pcniml* but inuv lu&gt; I state road number s from
fierce to ( Ikeci'bnlue.
US.sKF. \inn,mice men:
at tin Florida Stale
i.ini'ii ,.f I lie addition
vUy ti l.ii.i Fariiigton
is bad ,.f the violin

I'A F F A Ii ASS EE: Tb e railroad
lU'delei i all line-*
commission
within the .state [ ■&gt; Iu111 i heir
i i n n . bx
,*&gt;:i, lies with window
September t.

Cypress mid Pine
Fronting
Silent tiiiiK

Coolidj**&lt;‘ Places Okey
On 'l rans-( onlincnlal Siilint;
( o m n ie rc ia lA irR o u te s

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I’A I It A T i m i ' S E I t S Jiti

past.”

STATE TO END CASE TO D AY
SEATTLE, lAug. 14.—(jP )—T he
prosecution in what i&amp; locally the
most discussed trial of Seattle's
history— that of Wallace Cloyes
Gaines, on a charge of brutally
murdering his 22-year-old daugh
ter. Sylvia— was expected to con­
clude Its presentation of evidence
today.
Palmetto — Tomato shipment'
this season, aggregated 1,231 cars.
Tampa — Bids solicited, for puv*
ing 15 streets.

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I'A IT. SMI I II . \ V. Aug, I t f i n i s h
i.l*'
\ Iran i out merit al mill a , M o u l d i n g s
" I i I 11 W t . 1 . I 11 i l l M l 11 X
*viuo appi'ov
|,alh
&lt;il t.ii|:i v hy I *i i -id, til (
Mk*'
1
1
iilirick
i In tir'd nl i ........ miner,-ml Mini, . ■ ■
laid down hi the department *,f ''**"*•
enmmnree in Its develnpment , r ! P I uh Ut
‘ tvilmn uvmtimi.
While Rock 1‘ lasler Hoard
I !&gt;' trmis-e, r.l.menlal route., a* ( fyj.,j]s
ap)iro\ud in cnnfi lenee with but
Screen Wire
:'etuty U""Ver ,,f the Department t
") * .‘i"nn*ice, will run from New Ituilders Hardware
\ "tk, t lecelund, t hicago,
low i Doors
, * •(&gt;’■ l , l '( Miiirn s, Dim.ha, North Windows
and' Salt
Luhi
Plutle. ( 'heyemu
"
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Frames and Screens
t'lly, ri'onr there will lie one leg |
to San Fraiicisci i.y.il another In
Made lu Order
I .ns Angele .
flu* SiHiliuVestcrn route will run Murphy Ironing Hoards
from f'hlcngo t*&gt; Dallas and Fort 1
'V oil II. Tex a , by w
ol VI, dll, i ! Medicine I ’ahinels
St*, d'l-upb, lx ilihiis &lt; iLy, \V ichlta, *
I iklilhoUla &lt; it v : nd 'Fill* a.
1

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Cameron Place. Sipes Ave., 5 acres
celery land with dwelling house,
l’riee and terms reasonable.
Box 228
Jacksonville, Fla.

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Monday;
August 16Ul* bisntltl

A THRILLING KiilcSWS

^

“The Johnstot
Flood”
with George O'Brien and * fi^jgj
Fomedv "Open

ID D lil'F li

S.W. Bradford
"IH First Nat'l Bunk Bldg.

UIB»'* Cl;

Tuesday tf

SILVER LA K E
BEACH

August iTth.-..,

Appoint men I

Duly, Day or Night

» clef

Rod La Kocque, Elinor Vafti Ml

Julia Fay tjl ; "

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;r ’mu l a t o l ,

“Bachelor.
( omedy "Sweet Mork^,

Bathing Parties

Wednesday*

Excellent Sand Reach, Open l)ny and Night

Augnai tatk *■

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‘The Cat’s H ]

Turn easl of Sun fun I Ave., Hl city limits to
Mellnnville Ave., then smith- -follow the signs.

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Ricardo

Cortot,

Huberts and Betty

BATHING 10c

edy

"What

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Wife.” —

Fables.

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CASH LUMBER CQ.

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'I'lie F l o r i d a
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ii ,i lie ,i m e - el
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Are Announced By San Juan Garage

IV; i ren Lockwood, 18, of this city,
Three custom-designed Sludehdied ut a local hospital this after­ ker sedans were announced mday to complete harmony in both in­
noon of injuries received this morn­ by the San Juan Garage Company terior and exterior treatment;
ing when ho was run over by a of Sanford, local sales and service Butter finish hardware, mohnir or
M IA M I, Aug. It.
truck driven hy Holcomb Holloway, , agency (lf (|lt, Studehaker Corpor- broadcloth interiors with hroadlace
t'l'1 I lm to i hai ftp,
purchase of ,7l&gt;,0fb&gt; nn&lt;
K&gt;. of Gulden* Rod, Fin.
, at ion.
trim.*
Disc wheels. lacquered to
Wl,‘
h.i
r
S*
-la.
g-apes
can
he
put
o)t
iiiRtun, Buy and ,!«, kh,.*i , , uuii,4t
lock
wood
was
riding
n
bicycle
| These cars are in nddition to the match the body tone and four wheel
in*- m i t r k r i
thr&lt;‘i» w »»?!*$
earlie r
by the Pierce ami S'* •*. ,■(* ,.T| |.un*
I ''in
( -ilileriiia i rep, according •n the Orlando-Winter Park road. 1present line of Studehaker models, brakes are standard equipment.
I
Iflis Week fur ai ■i. ailural &lt;!«•
Fort, general manager of the
ci.p,
na,,*n;ai
ion carried on by when, according to the story of I A.
"The introduction of Studehaker
velnpment is drawing ,t: ,'i,i|,,M (l I I e t Mid '■nmpnriy.
w it in .lues, told police, he lost con- garage company said.
The cus custom sedans marks a significant
i Ik* tiussiluIilu h *. ,|
^
' " ’"deni cunning ftictiuy wid ft"I " f the wheel and rode in front I tom designed Hoduns include a mu development in American mo­
I Florida caunitu; n*&lt;Jn■■1*
’ " ' t e d at l'hi|dey, nml the "I the truck. Holloway is said to standard six custom sedan, a hig tor car manufacture," Mr. Fort of
w
' it J i*ipe indn dv\ in, nded |,v the have -wervud Imh. truck
_____ away
_ from six cost "Hi brougham and the the
.........
.
.The. . land
...
, a-* si-li'i i&lt;* J :
local
Studehaker organization
adaptahilil \ to grap** grow mg and &lt;"minus
Tin* r.-.lr&gt;s are adiu
In* hoy hut he failed to mis* him. president, an ultra-distinctive big,.-aid, in outlining the policy be­
production el Nut-uni.,
rang,*-. , *„[
« luj.l, . „
|,y
six custom sedan embodying the hind the announcement: "B y crent
blackberries, due h'-iTo and ol Ii , ni, I on a in , ■„ -t ,s i f ,,f rim'd|mo t luxurious refinements of cus­ ing a meeting ground for (lie cus
er small fruits.
Oita ml „r the
Tin
„ f developing
tom ouch work.
turn designs of America's foremost
, on,puny are m en .ted mainly a a Florid:, , .
„ u!„ st rv
l av,'*
Outstanding
features of
the coach builders and the One-ITofit
the cliwemimient ot a grape etui l.eeii r.ivo,.„,|v di cu-sed hy Wil
Studelmki r custom sedpus are low- facilities of the Studehaker facto
inng industry, it was -a,,l. Cali | lm
■i n tary of agriciil
swung bodies with fleet, flowing i —— — —
FAVK TTKV1LLE, Ark. Aug. 1*1 line:
f o r n i a ' s i m m i a l g r a p e m n , i i, l u r e , a m i \ a t l , a „ M a v o . s t a t e a g r i
rich duotonc lacquer color
cs'tinmted to e wort h ?M,.|I|)(I,(HKI ( !, ,||a! ,
- f/P)- Recommendation that the
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Genirai -loard or i,ay activities of
(he Southern Methodist Church lie
Ite I’,*,,
hop.I
-ted th ■• own i incorporated t,&gt; facilitate borrow­
"V M,l! 1
’ «• H«;it any * Jlttif j ing of $;ifi,lilin for a period of four
thnl intfi fin itici- hi t hr tr*t must years wi.s made in a report suli1Initted tip the hoard by G. L. MorcI"; tnketi out ut ,,0 , uud o'
•eiml,1M*so,l ''Pi k. Seen tary today. The Board
tiiltli* owner* me reimbursed
11 in annual session on Mount Se10 part lor the In ,; ,,f .* uch eatlh
i|imyn.

ST. 1'1 TKlISlil lJt;, Fla., Aug
I1
V\ :1Mr1■1f 11,*1, 1 , , a 1lego,I
T he s e * lo rd
,m ilin
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I ' lm !■ II e Mi I lie al,* of |*'|.,| i
T rj t,\ f .i - m ir - r
l.lo.
I l f t Ii i
o u m ii , i . i'. ’■*, I,, i d k‘ M.I . I ii I i"d,|i l,lgo 1- bollu*
i i.iilu io iM g
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b.
l|l [ ,x| j U Inn m i il'n d
I* '* \Tf.■1.t.i. I ,n , pt ,|ieet I b&gt;*
| h ee n I e s |. * d nod n t ,■ »,,..v m i ho
oh
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Ii v !h,
1 *t.ilr ■'1'I" f v ...........’* I group ,,r "ciH'i* I, .•■! It ■' '* In, ■I
I, " 1 ""It 1'1 I"I Hi. - liutoau a 11,1
r I,ail N III ''ll to
*
"I hor,* nco I , u Ij*1rtl . or■f , pmi' i* :.
W. S. PRICE, Mgr.
,.|| |,|in a'l Ill'll u, ted r.llil cattle llml mo on Il„.
111,,[•
kolMioioo,
|&amp; put &gt;&gt;n **nc hail' poiual
list will, " inspect,.1 luxe not y . | ’ Aoo,„,|mg
!ln ,lt f„|;lvl, in
71(1 W. First St. Phone 472-w
. 111, watei
la d y , u n til
lit*(4n llltli1 hi 1rfH It.
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^ ni Ijw 1k■1T+■r
hu
Florida has font
il o . Dade, 1ei*u„ 1iKii114 hy A It vmii!&lt;•r fjorduri,
and
’i n , * l l* i. 1
M,J is,I al O noli fled of Broward. Monioo
I b n l h a v e been do, I m o d ; .....d i l i e d
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I"''pi * sent oil Iii m elf as 1See
, ,t Quin, ■
* .&gt;f Will liar
accredited
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lotmy
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of
llie
Oak
Nol
(t,| f,„iM i allnnin eomihi
lie I *i Wclypnieol
t ’oinpanv.
selliiii
1., time years lor lull twenty I hu e ■tales
D n i o n in w hi, Ii ■„iii*i „■ |,.i *.,. u on 1' **t dm I loll .0 |.
A complete line ol
in Mmiul,..... ...
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|Three New Studeba^er Sedan

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Thursday

A. ( ’. (linder. Mgr.

August HMh

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Milton Sills arid tiaftn td*’

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“Puppeta^.'&gt;|'J
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Hal Chase comedy.

M lla n ^ v !

Revleir

?f Economical Transportation

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August 20th

fV -C I c r t i l i / c r s

“The Love TW
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Gretta Nisson and NOTiaan K1
Comedy "Excess
Milanc News •A
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Saturday , ; | |
August Sltt ■ .n'V--*»%
Tom Mix, Tony ftloUsif

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with C h evrolet Econom y

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,'vers the public dem and [fo r
fcukipk* cylinder performance
smart appearance com *
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Complete

M aterials

Never before haa any auto-^ and m anufacturing achieve*'
aiobilt enjoyed such spcctacu* m eats in tw enty-six years o f
automotive history!
Urlv increased jx&gt;pularity!
Never before has any lo w
Phaxl car offered such brilliant*
1swift; acceleration— such vet*
Vtfy operation at every speed—
•uth an abundance o f alert, re*
JPonsive power under such e t
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tHE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. AUGUST 14, im
Sanford Herald

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A Serious Problem For Florida Citizens

As Brisbane bees

•W ® * T » f y atlrrMok r i f t y t I
"
M M i l a r t , Klorldo
l * n « l l « Av iu m

S u b s t a n t ia l F ln riila c it iz e n s a r e m en and w o m e n w h o tak e
an i n t e r e s t in public a f f a i r s . T h e y a r e th e men and w om en
flecmid i 'Clans Mu II Ml w h o fe e l th a t t h e public business is t h e ir business, th e pub­
1#1V, nt H
IIim IV mini lint lic w e l f a r e t h e ir w e lf a r e , and as a c o n se q u en ce th e public
Florldi, tl
ll III
inter Ai'l of
||W
j s e r v ic e , sh all w e say “ t h e ir s e r v i c e ? "
I f t h a t is a c o r r e c t d e l m i t l o n , t h e r e must lie hu n d re d s o f
— —.-J w i YMIIsr unit VlanRRrr
*■»» f H I* XI (.*• AaMirlnlr I. &lt;1ll.tr ! t h e p t a l e ’s s u b s ta n tia l c it iz e n s s t u d y i n g the p ro b lem sny
&gt;. H * M K lm I'.il I or
Pf * * f W
, K^sted b y th a t r e p o r t o f the s t a t e prison d iv is io n r e l a t i v e to
t
j f ‘&gt;
HCBHI HII'TION IIATKV
the c h a n g e in th e personn el o f th e p ris o n ers held in the
l«: .$U| Momli«- ».1 :.o
..... s t a t e ’s j a ils and prison cam ps. S o m e t h i n g d e c id e d ly s in is t e r
v . V &gt; j y Killlion
Weekly
, z "° ia h a p p e n in g to F lo rid a .
A m o n g th e th o u sa n d s o f n e w
------ j s e t t l e r s and t r a n s ie n t v is it o r s o f t h is s t a t e a re t o o m a n y un­
,&gt;OTI(iKi
AH lltlll 1121
A w a y m ust he fo u n d to c h a n g e t h is m e n a c in g
rdn of tlinnkf*. •Hi1111I |v•fIH d e s ir a b le s .
l e u of «&gt;nt«'rlaiurnrnlh wh«*r«" situ a tio n .
fi yi r#*
*
in !»#* &lt;*liari;i*tl ;
D u r in g the last f e w y e a r s t h e p e r c i m a g e o f w h i t e and
P^dveri Jnlri* rate*.
black
p r is o n e r s has c h a n g e d f r o m s i x t y per cent co lored
i t e i M f o A li a m o , i i t k i i i -h k w
and
f
o
r
t y p e r cent w h i t e to f o r t y per cent co lo r e d and s i x t y
’/mux I" exelll*
1*. UXe fu r
i*.
p
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r
c
e
n
t w h ite .
A f e w y e a r s a g o the la r g e p e r c e n t a g e o f
■pob
Mil riew x illH iiw trlie v
Had In till* |mifm'r ;&lt;ml ii Ihu Ihe the s t a t e ’s “ bad m e n " w e r e n e g r o e s . nuinv o f w h o m w
fjliirif^of^*Krl|Voi,.li,ie^nViuii,l,/.f*' mihu’o. i 1s e n t up tor what t o d a y w ould be d e em ed e x t r e m e l y tr iv ia l

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* '* " ........... * (,tUM‘s - T " &lt;,a-V il is Hie f u s h i m to I. t as m a n y a s p o ssiM c
'S A T U R D A Y . A U G U S T l l ,
p o t e n t ia l p ris o n e r s g o f r e e w it h t h e pa\nn*nt o f fin es.
A nd
4*» —
the bad w h i l e m an is Ih
I hi*
llo wv w h o i &lt;*atirig p ris o n fa r e
e fe
le llm
TOU flK ttA IJ ) PLATFORM
and w a i t i n g tor his g o o d cliance. to m ak e h.s g e t - a w a y .
*.*1 fl/ i'h .v * - * —
•
I ’ r c fe s s io n a l c io o k s a r e o f tin* slickest \ a r ie t v a r e F l o r i d a ’s
r
f l f i t i In k r n l H a n fo r d 1* f r o n t
p re sen t p rob lem .
T h e y a r e as c le v e r as th ey m a k e them .
• U fiy tM M ltf
•*» J n r k n o iiI b e y k n ow h o w to b a m b o o z le t h e court*, ami t h e i r ja ile r s .
&lt;S u « f r i * r t l &lt; » i i
Itf
d l. J o b n « - l n A n d till* T a lla h a s s e e man is r ig h t in bis a - s i r l n m that tIn­
H\rtr.Viuml.
■Io ii q f o b l l r w i » j .
s t a t e s prison d iv is io n is t r y i n g to handle th e s e k n o w in g
b ln jf |»niift f f n n l k rn v irfn ,
c r o o k s w it h lim ite d eq u ip m en t and fa cilities .
■Mtyi i —npffc.*
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r w—
of
iM itfdlilic
| ir«*
It is no long, r posstoli- |&lt;&gt; put t hi* m u p .n t y o f prist &gt;n**rs
v* '
I f m iW1
— l l w i l i M , N l&gt; lrU . M|»nrlm r n t h n H «r * .
to w o rk on tin* s t a t e roads, r e i v i n g m.,.n a m e n gtutt tl w ith
mrtmt.
ols gu n to keep th em lim it l i v i n g to .■ -ape.
|| is -a id i bat
T•
•■round
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Sj‘if
^ »if&lt; N Hm
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h o f r l I &gt; i.rnuMfiiM- j rai s passing th rou gh gangs &lt;d pen. m i s .
( 9t^;«ijM
o&lt;o*^e»|i(*-o&gt;
I fwse biindlm
fA
aI ’ IIVM 4*r«*n*m.
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^ A N o« f M«ih««i MiairiM
w l f h p ru t Js I mii fu r In r r r H u u l
f n r lllt lr ».

t w In ii opened are touml lo i n i il a i i i }&gt;« -1p- |i &gt;i gel avvavs, ran*'

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ND PERSONAL A CTIVITIE

MRS. FRED S. DAIOE r ! SOCIETY EDITOR

Bride Of Robert A. Williams

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I Mt. I toll AN. chief chemist in
the |irohil)itii&gt;n for*es. declures dial
it i&lt; in*! essary t*&gt; ptit into indus­
trial alcoli.d p.icotM tliat the hootlejrjf, i . . aiiiiot ir&lt; t rid of, when
they re &lt;11- riIt denatured iileohol to*
make Imm.l leg wtn-kcy
Senator Heed of Missouri hiivs
tliat for Ihe government
to put
poi»*iii in at&lt; ..tnd, knowing
thnt
eiiu. ns wilt drink 'hi* alcohol, is
a near np|.i&gt;&gt;a&lt; I* !&gt;&gt; murder.
However, th.ee foolish enough
to dunk liootl.g whiskey hat.itually would (imlmldy not live long
anyhow, a lit
little longer or shorter
life make- little
I
difference.
If
hootleg whi-f
always killed, in- j
slant 1\. the . ■
.V would drop its ,
whiskey hal.it

Geneva

RESIDENCE TELEPHONE; llfr W

viding standard equipment for the\
school during tile past year.

i'opular Hi^h School Student

Lovely Bridge ’Part;
Given Friday
By Mr. AndMrs‘~ ‘

Mrs. Frank Armstrur.g ami Mrs.
Mr*. Mamie Baker died Thura«Inv al a hospital in Columbia, S. John (innzell n cently visited De­
IC., from blootl poison, resultiSR land where tlitij daughters, Fran­
A n enjoyable ioeial
.
from a -ore finger.
Mrs. Baker cis Armstrong ami June (innzell,
Friday evening waa Um
lived with her son, Mead Baker, will niter Stetson University next
bridge party given by Mr.
who with « nephew, Mead Doug­ fall.
Mrs. C. 0. Crane at tho(r
in-, survive her.
She wa» bom
ments in Hie San Lanta A
Doing by I.oat up tlu* St. Julir.s
In re in IK7H i.nd lived hero hll her
meats.
'
(Sivy
life.
II. r body wns brought to river to m e t Miss Della
Green and gold, the color*
Hi nevu Thur-day,
,.rwl sendees were .Mrs. Weir Drey, Mrs. Frank!
for thin affair, w «w etqp
were held at the Methodist church. Armstrong, Mi-* Armstrong and;
with quantities of mar ‘
•
1of which she has been a member. Miss Knt/.ininger.
ferns, artistically a
I Sin vvus buried beside her husband
howls und baskets and
t M S. Knt/iiiinger returned on ;
I who preceded her eight years ago
carried out in the dal .
business tour t o 1
l The pallbearer* wire M. J. Dnvls, Sutnrd.iv i loin
cards.
•
•
Duck lin A.
Moran, V. Peters, Akron (tin,, and Chirugo.
After several progressions v (pTw*
and F. 'lavlur
hridse, scores were collected
Alt-, h II Neimeyer returned
the
prize for top score » M aw ard-' :
•
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•
Sunday
lima
a
pleasant
vaca­
Hnptist
church
The hull, • of i h e
ed to iMr. Clawson.
* .' •
\Ija
i nterta *d with a variety show­ tion r het brother'll camp in the
Punch was served thfeofh "*: '
er Saturday at the home of Mta. mountains "t North Cnrolina.
evening and after the e ‘
(ieorge fjieger in honor of Miss
the hostess served a te
Ihe
Civic
League
held
a
sew­
He .-sie tieiger. whose marriage to
f(cshment course.
W. Kiln Inn id Orlando was cele- ing meeting in pn partition for the
The players were: M
i r: . and
bazar
Mr*. Walker was hos
i brati d Thursdav.
Verno Clawson, Mr. anid Mr*.
less mill served iced tea and cakes.1
I
Mr. und Mrs. Mitchell,' Mr,
meeting will he in
The Ladies Aid Society of the The next
Mrs. Duvcy, Mr. and Mre.
.
Mi tln-di-t chut'li held ail all-'.lay charge of Mr* Hi-tline.
Muj. Henderson, Donaldquilt
pain at the home of Mrs.
Stacey White, Miss Merle Ool
.
A Hm.i lit".
party w * givAid.lev .Moran
Mi** Ruby Hoyne and MifS Mpr('. Ut file le " .' id {tillI,' Molt Wed
i"rie CrHrie.
: m d.ix iiign1 and was all I'll |.*y
Mr
&gt;e|g
able
.
1
11
;111
I
ho
..
win.
att&lt;
tided
hi ., u
Wiekw'.'ii
IK
I'., t e i. Mmgari't
Miss Louise Sarlei of Vi
hulldl ng
Matt*., wD.ooiliv
y.iiono rman.
will arrive here Saturday
the nttrnctlve house guest of h B
Mi and Mr- K Uildei and four Hill" Moil and M. . re. Frit/ t'nttingloe, Da'i Finch, Red Lockhart
nutu Mrs. William MoOre SedH
eh.Ml i ;. of Tim. It mi. Oa , are vis
J m ii .'- MattIn w -, .lake Hoggs, Ray­
at her home in Mayfair.*
ding Mr. ami Mr- H. II. I.insey.
mond S e t , . Angel Spoo.er, A r - 1
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Miss Margaret I.insey has re­ thin Spooner. (Hi- Hnrstow, Rob­
The many friends of EyanRH
turned from (ininesville,
wlii^re ert \\ dliani-oii, and i)olliiig TilSpencer will regret to lesm that( '
man
I
-lie ha- idteml.il summer school.
he is quite 111 at his home
The gill- well* dri'-si l ill very old
Hughey Street.
Mr. ami Mr-. Win. KUbie enter- style . lot he- and tin* boys were'
♦ ill w
taine.l Mr and Mis. Have Watkins m ,.veinII* and cowboy costatues.
Roy
Mrs. 1. P. McCuller and two SMi,
playing
of .lacks..n, O; . AD - W. Y . Flynt The .'V. mug wa- spent
\ Settle
‘ L. ‘P Jr. and Owen, leave Fritjay - .
ed with
ir. l diiii. ing and
of Sylve-tei, lln.,
.Mrs.
Ilobbie
, . A Nir
i afternoon for Marianna where
o . ,ou-l
Wat kins r..l Mi mid Mr-. W. .1
Ki ink
VV.
visit her parents.
Fix id of Smdoid id dimict Tliurs
inr-vin* 1 •* .'I " " " ',
t ail"'
K.iw.,,.1
Met' .inn II » f
day
j i; Waters. At
lain.' h - {•»•♦'11 a gm*&lt;l at the
Mr and Mm. J. M. Wallace and’ '
Hr.id 'iaw, Stuart;
A 111lie ihiugliter was bom I " l ll anr. ao.I ltla&lt; k Hotel on Inis,
ilatka; N. A
their house guests Mrs. Grady Gld-‘
i»ti
Mi and
Mi
&lt; tilvei
Kstndge lie- - p i t lily , i ll.tli -1IIt 14.11 III
i
I'elerand Mrs. Mary Bishop o f l '
Moinlav.
MoiIn
r
and
dangblii,
are 1,olig w■""I
I'l'oi
I., mlcrs Tnmjin, have returned home from
I'raig I n k-i.m ill*-;
. I I .ml. . •.
i . ported a - doing well.
a delightful ten days motor
tfimt's; 'li - Iv W.l
K (' Sla.lc Iinv4'
Mrs . William- yvli... Ii, •17.14 1" 1 r■&gt;:ir t lage iva
Mi*- Louise Tlirnshei', daiightev .•f Mr and Mi*. Robert Toombs
-linn F.d ith
down the East Coast.
jjr«. M Hoi ne, Tam |
ndi.'.g -i v.-rnl
I'll i ii -*{'*■r of Celery Avenue, I- ll ineuila f of I lie -emor class of the
iHilifliaiii. Fail inolil. 1lohhili:.. i- t la- cldc . ibiini' 111&lt;■1 . I Mi and Mi
l I1'millet I
•tic,III.
The Misses Lorraine Leavitt ta ll'
Said..i I
|Dobbins of Palmi'tti. \ i inH. i ui.iiriag.' \x
Siutford High Sell.».l, and ha* made Sanford her home for the past Clara Lloyd were
ut of la-t
eleven veal ". She pon-e-scs a lai k’&gt;‘ cili le of friend* and is n fav
1Sunday morning, lln* IVi ddllig I.c•mg a ipiiet
An attrmtivc bungalow is
neb a fai r
At"-,
from Snnford spend
IStminole
Eliil.orate piepart lions are be­ ing limit mi llearilali Avi'iuu*
Thursday al Daytona
..rite am..ng ineiiihei- iif the young, r -et of this city.
i William.' • i an all tail iv c 1" un. It.. and po a•--,•'* a i harming person
|fbr«ok&gt;. Ma. on, Ha ;
ing made by the Chamber of Com­
Mis. ( luirlie I* lower*.
.mil and Ini- app. iiteil many limes merce for ii pi,.gram to in* given Mr . ml
Braii-tcm, Tampa; Inlily. S In- j* an acc'.i)i|. ll III &lt;1 Mill &gt;11
|[Iran, Tampa; K. &lt; |before Sanford audii-n.
at the lilnittv by artists from
lln Itemihill Avenue lie plant
L: I H Symnies,
in ighhoring titles' as well as by bus been closed to)
two weeks
0 Kvim- and wife,
local m list- 4,|| Wcd.'.esdav even­ w hile tii'W mil. bluer y i* being
Mr- ( ieorge U Knight, Miss ing. A bullet -upper will lie serv­
S. Sli.itio ii, K i - s i m
plan d j
Eli/ubrl || Tiil'llbiill, Mi-- Rebec'll ed mi Hie lawn wlieii toasted ween­
ICirtfr, West Palm
.Steven
and
.1
II
1
1
mtermi-ler
, Tell. West Palm
ies, home made apple :,inl pump­
( \R|) OF T H A N K S
&lt;' H If I ST I AN ( l i t IU II
in,doled In Tampa Friday where kin pies will la* on tin* menu.
LTivIhV. Adantu.
I wish to thank all my friends
I I bey at I elided I lie hall game. They Dun,'tag will follow tin* entertainHible Heboid t»: 15 o'el... k.
{or |lo ir kind expressions, of sun
( ’ntllllllinit.il and Serin..II, 11 o' I w e e member- of a dinner party meld which will lie fo, the la r.efit
Tilde/
patliv extended to me in my recent
l
iid.-iv
evening
at
the
Hillsboro
clock.
Sihlleilady.
of Hie adverti-mg fund o f tile or- I h'I i *ii Vi* 1111*1it
Hotel vv hirli in, hided .Mr- &gt;i - Dtlll gimizat ion.
( 'luisiinn Ktnle.ivor 7
I.., I,
lick-.&lt;ii v111&lt;•;
M K A h K HAKKK.
I’raxer Mceling, Weiltie-day S 'bar. Cantu,II, Itmley, Itcuslcv. II.
kik-..|d llle;
The following iire mi the pro­
My*
i
.
A
S
1
1
•
on.
Williammid
Al
o’clock ill till Highland Avciun
Ffotk .Inn K.
gram: Robert
Herndon, populut
Women'- ( ’..lllltil meet- Moll.I.I'. bn
K Y lln. low.
|inoiiologist of Sanford, Miss Kalb
I M«nr,. sf.-iti* Hollcge, ilt d o’cloek.
I t rine KnC/.iiimgfr, soprano, the m
Bhjvi. i’fi.I.•&lt;le 11.It iii; F
!
All"- Nell I .11,.
I &gt;rl.and spent ' chestra from Hi, (irar-i'e and Him k
Dfciiur.i La.. ’1’. M
HOI A CROSS ( III IMM
I lie day in Saul. Id Friday a- the , Hotel. Mr. ( linger ami Mr. (iem gc
ins; I \ Ki slier, At
Kiev,nil Ii Sunday alter Trinity
l in an original sketch, Commi|guest ol triend
Silvtriii:&lt;n. dm ksoiiHoly ('&lt;&lt;iiiiiiimn.il 7d!ll o', lock,
-inner Evans m a new musical
Wirl,r \ r I..; r . C.
l ull Itlnnil. I'eiligree
('lull,'ll Sebool
15 o','In, k.
stunt.
'le-S'll R Stepll
Mr. and All
M I II I M t
11 il rimmerman,
.Morning I'layei and S,u nn.ii II en -on leav e S.it u d , v at tel noon for
Slock, tor Sale.
I1 • I n I. on,
I ake o ,*|,,* k.
A In", llle. N I
The I’nnr.t Teachers Asset ia
ivliru' they will
ITO l I*.irl4 l i r .
1 *, r ' t ' * " 1*
Butler, Orlando; I.
All who may w ell to join hi any spend il III*■III ll.
tinii at d- -pcinl meeting on Fri
IMiimi
day voted to purchase for the use
,.f these sew ires are eonlinlly in­
vited to do so,
Mr iin.l Air-. H.-rhei't lliir,lick of the Lyman School a U rg e set
Will •ur Flowers of .
of Ihiytoim spent Ihur-day here is of encyclopedias mid also a set of
I Miss (i. iirude Jones ( F I R S T ME TH OD I ST ( III RCII
tin* guest- of then -on and wife, nature study hooks. The. ussociu
arm.-.I here Satur-. ‘ Sunday school:* !•:YO o'clock. R. Air. mnl Mrs. Earl
Rut dick on t ion has been very urtivo in pro
ARCHITECT
1the luck end guests j VV. Ware, .superinleiideiit.
French Avenue.
I Mr-. Id.ink MacNeill I Pleaching services,
11 o’, lock
F i r s t N a t i o n a l Rank Hldg■inS:m l.iinti,.
mnl K o'clock.
Edward Higgle and (ieorge W. I Miss Mu AVilkev returned home
S a n f o r d , — --------- F lo r id a
Kpwol'th League il e V ,. I I n ll il I ( knight ret,ii iicd h .Hie Saturday i Thursday from Atlanta, Da., where
»'• V I ... lei I the first meetings, 7 ,i‘i I,., k
morning from point in Noil I, and I she spent the past fortnight.
I Lr Miaau where she
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, H South Carolina where liny spent
l*'&gt;r:ii week- with her o ’elock.
I 11. I,. Hanker Ami H. E. Rose. :i short lime on l.ti unc*s.
M H Kirby.
berry of Miami were among the
This church is enjoying good nt ,
tendances at all services, mid ex i Dr. and .Mr-. A W. Kpp* uud business visitors in Sanford Tliurs .
rd t nw.m and Mrs. tends si hearty invitation to all who -mall -mi A. W. Jr, reluriu-l la.me day.
nii.p.r.'d in Orlando might
Jefferson.
think of coming to her Friday evening from
1*0tit the day. meet ings.
Mrs. A. M. McClees und Mi-*
Da., where tliev have been visit
Madeline Lloyd are visiting rein 1
mg .Mis Epp-'s parents
*r». \ 11 i dimer and
fives and friends ia Kentucky.
I PS A L A (111 HI II
f
hi&gt;&lt; .Mmgu.ril,* (JarMrs. Dei'lge Selina! lias returned
Sunday School at '.'15 o'clock.
■
S.itiiiday from
IL L. Parrott of Atlantu, Da., j
Inline from Atlanta. Da., where he
Morning Sermon at 2 o'clock.
l*’r,i ywhere they have
has been vi-itmg relatives tor the was a business visitor in Ihe citv j
The public is cordially invited.
f rel.itiv. fnr t Ik* past
on Thursday.
past furl (light.
F IR S T PK E S HY T E R I AN
[
CHURCH
AL B. Morgun and J. S. Gibbs |
| Deorge Sweet is exported to re­
Du!!,,.,, returned to ! Sunday School ,J: I5.
turn home Saturday from Titusville were among the business visitors jj Corner Park Are. and Central St
Saturday aftenioon 1 Morning Wor.-hip 11 o'clock.
w i
I where he Ims been engaged m en­ Jin Sanford Thursday from Orlando, j
a ti vv day.- here ns j Christian Endeavor 7 o'clock.
gineering work.
Elegantly Furnished
F. I*. Turk and .1. M. Warren of
I " &lt;'Imre June*. ‘ Evening Worship S o'clock
Each apartment eon-i*1s of living
Circle Seven with Mr*. R. E. Ti
I'.irr.
mi ha- returned t&lt;. Jacksonville arrived here Thar•'“Hi II ,,f Sisters ^llle, Chairman, will me* I Monday- Shii I oi'i
-pending a -la.it ila.v for a short stny here oa hn-i
loom,
full size bed room, dres-nng
’’ ''-"m g m the city i afternoon at I o ’clock al the home |, ini). v ,
friends at J.irkson- ness.
room
with
full siz.- Murphy ImsI.
R. L. Dletm. ,,f Mrs. Henry Piird'.n, I7«tf! P u r k |Ville.
Avenue. Ilosteises lor tins meet
Henry McLuulin leaves Satur,luv dinette, kitchen and bath. Eleclri
^
T.vre and ing are: Mrs. A'. M. (ireen and , Dick ITndlct.ui of New York was | for New A’ ork where he will spend ml refrigeration and garage in
fioint' Thursday from Mrs. Henry Bunion.
'a vi.-itnr in Si,iifunl tlu- week e n - ■ three weeks on business.
eluded.
. mid points in
Rev. E. A. Lindsey of 'lantpa . ,-&lt;uii «.t to hi- home from Titusville |

m

S( H* \ T IS I S O A T IIE R E H at
VVlIllalll-toWII pie. -ess the Messed
gift of hope
Til v sny ehetnislrv
will end all our worries, nchnling
food pioldem
Power ll.eked Up
in the lev.dying eleetr**** • • II run
all ton nnti Iiinet y. no ne. *' " f coal,
•i w a*
i
Artifi.al rul.
i,
' he genuine, will
troleuin. A rt.fi
Hidings w ,|| i tr,.
hell- on l.iuM

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SOCIAL «.A

Close to Murder
lllesMed Hope.
When n Man Worries.
If Held I j t — Smile.
,
HY A i m i l i : Hit IS H A N K
(Cnprrlcto Irvjfl. l&gt;r *Onr Co.)

SjS’ Us

K that all

in g f r o m loaded pistols • " a w s . jirnrnn
•a on d y n a m it e .
• . 1iU.
The
It is no lo n g e r a qm* 'I i **ii nl k e e p in g
t.oiii ut ra. e i .
11 lend less,
ct tWet I
»H,R VKK SK FOR T O D A Y
fertile oil or .
n e g r o e s in su bm ission.
F l o r i d a ’s pn enl d a y e n m i n a l is
I ■ I'l III. Ipullv III
■W is h l e a d e r
••(
a N e w Y o r k v e g g m . in . a C liic a g u gunm an, tin slick e m if iwhom vr will serve;
but an for me imil iiiv lum-e. we deuce m an o f the b ig cities, S o m e o f them arc n ie r e lv d«*sp e r a t e .y o u n g fe llo w s w lm c a m e to Fh-nda to clean up in
Will servo tin* Lord." .lie*, ‘i l I ’*.
m w v
&lt;;i:\ n .K M K N .
young
„noi: *'7
tnvi:
Ih e business g a m e s that an* r a ile d l . g u nnate and bail tu
d
..Id,
not
ng. re-te.l in t h e p r o
!:t o A postmahtku
la k e to c r im e to buy I h«*ir d a ily bread.
ding. • I l In -&lt; lenl ifie g a t h e r
How .A n you trii me no, *ii,
* .1 &lt;tv I ol d iitili * I it y , ire III
I lie p ro b lem is an e x c e e d i n g l y serious i.tn*
Dues F lo r id a
f will not go away.
("tl
tiling
intend to co n tin u e its l i a r o o r m g o f i l ..........
&lt; rm u n a ls V (It I *dv inf. re le.| in the
1 .know I ’ve got « letter'
e flgl.l hit We. II da. I. Iletop
8h«,,|Yt t, otr-oor,l|i&gt; morning
Is it g o in g to a« I as i b* d u m p in g gi •him *I ..t t be nut ion ’s un
•III.I I .. lie I III.,, v
Some pro
i
ill 1tie North.
u i's n a h lr s !
ng I., lo t then money . n Alt
\ i \\ a i d:&gt;\ w n l : i it
Bhw.fvrojU.mu on the train xir,
'I' ' v • mu'
,ntfre le.| ||| 11,,
Ib
iis
tar
the
p
r
o
fe
s
s
io
n
a
l
croo
k
lim
l
it
a
juft,.
Puiw.napl that letter forth!
In
••Idalii.
11 *d .... who know
a bout
I ol. I'tailk
\i':.m I 'In attempt the I!, pul.
W jm J jN o ninil you l&lt;*ll me ?
Jifebemleil and handled by H o n d a ’s law e n fo r c e r
F lo r id a 's
d Mi Mi'.-ni a &gt;i .lie l..|o. i
1’ • and f heir mental . alil.re
l-i* at* *'l I*, im vii mia ami tin
Barely y'nil’ h* not reading right. t ln n k in g c it iz e n s shottlil plan a wa&gt; in m a k e it g n rn lv scr
vample -I’ .. Iiei I lit i
Dcinn. i t and Uepuhll. ill ol lib
1 Wish you wotihl he eurefol
'...lit i. .a11. when
llle', ' .a- ourhl t.&gt; i i - c in indignation
III i \ i: id i i how you |„.| n
ions
tor
a
n
o
r
t
h
e
r
n
crook
to
a
t
t
e
m
p
t
hi
o
p
e
r
a
t
io
n
m
t
l
m
ygu need gome light,
hie
Ii I • ga&gt; I i II hail "I . n l '
I In V hmilil lefure to let il hi
state.
I h e best f a c ilit ie s possib le should be prnv ided fo r a man that |. w i ne.I, when he
tfort
ehng 1II...II t hem. \l i New
ha . a l i i i i i l i . l m l Heel
aid in tit. Sep,He pe\f iiint.t dial
not
cal
slowly
rain
and
PI
the a p p r e h e n d in g am i lb,* p u n is h in g -t th e s e sm a rt w h it e • nhit. .1 i.. endiu
•ii.nuiamed In- right l.&gt; ,i Willi all die fail - hefoie lln m thi
w orry"
you
know my men
AYo you
and then r e s p o n s ib ilit y could In • lix e d w hen |*S( Jlp.*• it • . i'll I lei In- had he. ii I” "l.le id.iM'd lln ir di'lih. i al.' m
I temp ey |i II I. fe d .
name?
He .piar
iieii
d ..ml coin i. |,.| in a I'. d' ral .lot ■.-m.'lit iiiioii
a re m a n a g e d c i t l u r b efon * m- a l t e r a pHHnnti icju
w.lh he
primary m i
not Smythe my dear
bes tin* rele.l
m anager,
who
il leg. 11 &lt;ampaigii . \ 1*1I courts.
Ihreal.'le to lie i l&gt; I h e l e . e i i i t - ,,l
In lllnioi- die rev..It i- al
tilr,
11**;. Ile brazened it out hi ready iinpre -tie.
his next fight
II h a - n ' t f o u g l i l
The
hailing
are not spelled the Miinu*. I
" I ' u b l i e S e r v ic e , ’ w hen y ou c o m e to think about
glotl Mid llle Kepnhli. an . L'l'tmhlu n- organ, the I'ilicagn
, IS the lor three year and a n o n l y g i n —that looked like her hand ( b ig t h in g Dial F lo r i.la most v i t a l l y needs
Tb
h i .i le. a vole o f Id |,, |* ’I t 'bun
whether lie i- a- go. ■d a - . vet |t e
.|. 1in- that t o| Spud,
o writing—
I. boiiniei
It through two i- not lit and ought not In he elec
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—
—
'
.......
__
caret
nl
how
yon
I.,t
Tb Simpkins did yon say?
"it f11in t h a t
one ligation- o f the . 01 cd
i- Wei l ied.
It di.'ii' was a D.'iiiormlimy dear pot it master,
•lli d . «'• all, nditlg hi- elei - I " " ' oal nl i .ptal power it ought In
cik
n’t tense me in this way.
I'd impudent Iy defied a dec late t.i'.iige lli'.'tinmi eipmlity
, that’s her stationery,
Nine millism mitonitihilcs, c a rry in g ih irlv -s ix m illion per“ I f ^ In.I.) up man f.,.,.- y,,(1
in i-&lt;
t i idem .' ami un unlit lor a Sen: (or-liip.
It jbought it, I ought to know
with
In- uni. .mill ii'," -ay- a wise
■Iminiar denmnd fur In- e\ c rat .lying that die one Demo
s-tus. w ill go
long , list,,,,ct* tours this sum m er, accord,
amsonn, did you sny sir?
dete, •ivr. •• ‘-d. k diem up' prompt
No ran.li.late like- to re .rain Senator llhin.i- has had u
ng to a su rvey made by i h.: A m erican Au lnm ol.il, A ' •i&gt;cl;i *&gt; . " bell he tell.- you to
w maybe she didn't K".
Don't
d. .' tile
All". I|":
Vs i . many v a t - . .1 Hamilton l.ewi-.
tu rns national lo u rin g board.
-eern lierv
or
w ill g,.( ni.ry
idi Hid f’.iennaii van easily fool i f
I ' l . ' i lln
attitude. The
Stale
yest she left, I know it!
‘ O'1 p' l Imp- hot
Me pelite,
Tlu* su rvey was made on actual counts ■d'lif in b\ eig h t
I.
should ref ii -*• indignantly in fb-e.
r ma told me so bed night,
h.in.l
OUI
your
1,'lluilldi'., |hill
hundred am i I’ffteen a!Tili/iled m otor d nl.s
BoJ lease give me liml letter,
•* utdiiic ."Uiin'- ion I ’htiirnian
A n d in i he I rue ♦•••I t *■it d.nfi
lti,f dull.ill* ' ■fliitlj t|j.. ..Ol. ,
w|... o . nt.'d a d ' . illio g i f |,„m
hold it isn’t right,
Aim -m an laslim n, ll„* -o rv ev aim, e stm ia lc ihal ih c-e i,,,v
Man
T
b
t
,
dt&lt;e eiiefiillv tliat ye.,
i i.'illtn 'll 111Iona :li-, it should In
inti yr
mnll
you .riy agnin, sir?
na l.lloM him again if h,.
d.l ordeal. It
tu &lt;• Wdh fi, ,un." tu elei t a pm &lt;•.
think you’d dare imply
r n u id n '*
........ . '
'»&gt;••&gt; go a b o u t t b . he .'augh.
I heir .* t:it
it my uwn dear Sara l.ee
" ho I'c.'i t. .| a -mailer -im&gt;
embnn a
Vim., i
ifould tell a flappei lie.
I I.. i.&lt; o,.|.&lt; of I'enn-y Ivania dmu.d
I " o i l i e r u o r tls d o lla rs a c c itm u la l.r l in on e s l a t e U ill b, lone, may 1II Vlied V. a i lime I
lool, down (In' Inure . I certainly
w
i •" I ' a e.atidal.,i«&gt; who -pent p., , ,
D Rhfj sworn that she would write me, spent in o t h e r sta te s.
W h e r e v e r ll.e m a d s are
ol... . I
best, tin e gtiti in dn «e In.Id up i|ayH'in .S*nn.oon a .,,1 wlm-" mm in .
h simply right away,
s i e n e i v p r t 'l t le s t , the loiiris| a cco m o da tion s m o d
-! die .*-.
I lie ii.lv .. • • valuable
i I*
sa lisla c
fill ins'll f|»«. |.**
hers you say there'- no mail
-ivordI•
I'trv. I b e i e will be most o f lb,
.f
sir!
t h r e e b i l l i o n d o l l a r - be lei i
•
on.-tmitIv
i
by llle happy t r a v e le r s
11,
And she's heen gone a day
I l:&lt; *At
vie n o li l| , f tx'ing a . i i,
. r’
j|
— Kred. I'loielne
In
..... i. i I.,'tor
id.
dn priest - •Xl'i I I I . d 1.1 mg I.... r.r ;i.
H o n d a s h o u l d k e e p r i g i d on I r v i n g to q u a l i f v
s
“
Tin
D
*t e;",y
|||,. ,
1. M o t o r i s t ’s n t r a d i s e . "
Uimd .in ill *'h;irg.. of *... I’ll I Kilt 11.1.
It m e a n s m o r e c a s h .
d&lt;
i ' v. e tldren. in I, tho op
o head* aren't us gm&gt;d a- "lie
milling
p.o
i-hi.mi'r-t
I
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t
o
I--III
.
r.
v
o
liil
iorv;
- - - - - o ----__
' fn.n I Imniiiei'i'd iiy factional
n ona o f tro w j s a lame head.
I h. y di tii.'d t hr t'liiirgc hrloir they IV-tVVo S.Ui:,
ifi-lm o Act the oppoit unite
'vi'lc kill.d,
Nrw- • Olllr- III'... must be fhl. .
lore Die italepetulent mid semi
mpsey In Vrflb'Vmnied. • He al
d t n t t h e M " \ it it ti goycrimiriil pto
tnd forget m
dependent voter- in the second
wants plenty of .link
to
pn-e-. f . i n f n iitr t lie pi p e t 'l l o f Newbcrri I;
D u rin g lh&lt;&gt; summer rain'■I fluid Stair- • of I lie I'nion i .
Ilun.lr. il- *f la ter ! for r*' elect ■
m a n y &lt;l«*v&lt;*lopers in H o r it la thr i lino h
■ O— --- lire h a v in g I r
*' **l I lie great. »t in a genera
Y e t tb
a n d ' cd.
I f a iiumbi r ol' trm l- woi k.*.j by Airy,,
( seems that Friday the Thir insta nces ircc sces and s h r u b b e r y plantetl.
nwm.l hi dm rhur.h,
I'1 Illinois tin- dei out cit:
wornAl.
V
I,
.. .
1bat hav e at la m e d a g r o w i l l
ith was a hit unlucky f.u da
m o r e than givcii oi
..Id h. the fiat',,
a- . an I il.j independent tuiminu
I I'.il j i 'ol. Sinn h
1
1
D l teen (eel a r e t r a n s p la n t e d I m m g r o v e s 1o rnads.d,
irymen.
'J • Reimblici i: mul 1tem.ieilil n .
Thiis I- lllotlg j sorting tiii*
Anti worked tb-' hind.
—-0-— ——till' llflr ,.| Hiissili', x a III p l r
:i t-'oinl liope nf hutving Mr
l e v Was -p, ,
hadeTn
''’ • ' T
Wl,(!
b o rd e r e d w i ll , be,aid i
•‘t.iili and Mr Hreiinim out of
Heudllne.* ‘^V'lomon'M Hal- T.. s t'H'l
' ami not m
D i e s III place Ol bald s t r e e ts g l a r i n g jM ,|,e sun
dd in Noveinhei
Itllli.” Wonder If the prices will
1will take In I’etllisvi
W il l I Ml CttKKN. pr
I. m
ria| ucconliiigly ?
'■ .'.la lie, nil Reuahl icmis can eitliee
i.la i.I d" " f V ‘,M7 mV,
'bintUml th ey can In I r a n
Senate to , .
nf dir Ann i n ull F,.denil Ion
|
organize behind a now candidal.■
'a ‘
I n c i l i l i«*s to m o v e them
whatever *i;.
hot'. &gt;«) i die federal ion mil ,,
"! east ;i pride-' vnti of Mr. Wit
Ht'tng ii hunt this time o f the ' l i e not a v a ila b le , d is alvvavs possible to g,q
. ’ iiiterieiie in M. xlei. in |» half .1 | , d e t e l 'n ii n . &lt;1 •
" ’I. liven
if tin* i ndrnend.nl
th.“ •hna* brides may
cull
their ie-n. .
bandied.
W i l l , th e anl o f ih e su.nine
, m
,
&lt; tit In.In .lint. h. dn- matt., l„ ,,
A"I. I's fail to u
tMJnselves full-fledgeil old mar
loots Tb. , .
ihey will liavt
a
Mrxniin
domesd.
_i|ur-tnm
\
|
• I n t e r e s t e d in the im p r o v e n ie n l o f ||„*ir p m p e r lv o r ' t h e ' i ' m
r im women.
" . otnplished mu, h.
They will
! •»«*«•»! emptui-iz.es dn in.pot I an. . , ination, ... d
Ill'/' Struck :l blow for thi re,m
I means the
k,'l tree.*! am i M im b b ! V
"I religion- freniorn.
' ii i.ui of their Staf,
Wo haven’t heard unything front g r o w w it h III lie «IH In'tilt v.
• 1
I ’ hem. Tiii-i
titnl made
|r!e* (i. Hawes f (,r surh a long
it far easier f.u the Scm le to |t;,r
It Would
' bar of the
seem
that
Sanford
jusi
„
o
a
\
yyould
he
the door again-'
t|)(
we are about to believe the hers
.f i slump of muu'ovf
I , ,.s sr| lM|| jM t „ |
l l n.s 1lm, ....... ■M'vinK nurn- [ IN A D D IT IO N to dm i
successful
i five &lt;'atIn.lie priests exi . i
1aililidiiti
has gotten die liest o f him.
The rest of the Na- I
n ' torate.
"
«
ily
a
Id
sluile and greenery h, lie beanl iftll.
Mexieo, Ar.btn.-hop |.e..p.|,
lion look' l'» them for the effort. ’
y Mores mihoiiiiees tliiin
thi* well known Fluri-.,
'
executions. Alexicmis pill I.I
ing n vji.'ntion nt this |
of nation
lor leading rel
Joe Tracey, who, helievmg !
on again
Ml
AMI
HERALD
governimnl
eolng Florida find, i- making
NAKVSDTV III
ur of the well ki imvii Kvi r
**
FORMER I’ li'iniu i .. ,,
civ ing until it tuirt-.
mi'ficcmi. ihe Tiger ,.| | , .
'*"•
1 ‘ ' ll m D.m lot lil.rl oi.l a . hum
T
H
E
Y
CAHTI
RED
the
Kn..„
(
1
u*id
ml.
i
pr.
tan.......
.
|
,
j
.
It was French territory vvliieh
written
I’
resideiit
(
,d
,,
(
.
",
i " r *hon:ige- in in,, amount of s|u
tic wild • limipnn/ee," I...... IM , IM|1, a plainly .-poke, note , .
" a s ravaged, the I’iger says, mid
oy ve started mu.(h rinves-! •'•••» tuive been filed „ ||„, , lr, „j, f’tdv III the instance of iheir flag New .lei'
,v.
Mother* have I opt
*««• is ri^ht.
tlon o f crime conditions in
..f Sarasota countv gam-t ! !?m! "• inexcusable violation of the I heir III I le hoys in.loo, . J.,,|s I the French war debt, pi, ,,
Ami It wns finally
^
ho \ hi«&gt;rii*«*m i to"'*ps who droy,. t|lr
■
better
terms.
lie
I.....
.
•go mid when it i- all ovpr each of the iw,, Sarasota new-eit
'heI law * (hat
, ,„n i,
ls s). have Wondered what they n,d,|
invader* oft Hint -ml,
nitme
®y expert t*» he told that the t pupers in the nnii.es of De-ni..m| '
d against a newspaper. It looks do if they met t he rampni*ine I i.h- i null and somewhat
saved
;
is
ll
hit
sure:,-ti,'.
and
,
|
.
,,
rn metropolis is one of the . ................ ml f . I. Andeis.m. In ­ '
•'fame
American territory wns f
,,s Dioqgh it i- a I'm retched winimi “ I"*' Tb»t mmi .i.i. , nuchl i'or tiderailce,
iost cities in Hie whole eoiin- 1
in danger.
We giUe H„ land
\udei-.m and ('. I, Amler intei metalion of anything which I urns out to he it modi ,|
I son me the two young men who
l.i'l, ! "Fin n,'i&gt; is not
F,
ha- anpeated m tin- Sara sot,, p„ monkey. ahmil n- big ,
"
,1
.
1
1
We have a-kea]
1,
even to her friend
\\.
ii —
md lung i,i ret uni
|iv,,s ,
hoi mid Idled a negro. Sels- Jour-, pel . will. || Win11.1 eiicourage any •‘"Id i at
So it i- «ith i
i',l her independent and n o
^ter ti cntrful study of
the at &gt;\ ooilmeie Iasi Sul unlay
‘‘ever he repaid
AH
that vve
llolli on.' to presume O|.oII filing „
mu tem* m this w.-rl.l.
vv e will leave her
If I , , ,
tlnn, Senator lloriih
&lt;*«HIM-14 die Stilus..in newspaper. . . i,,..| lor 11he I m thi* instance.
r
^
i
«i in -I rp ]i;iv nic )it
disappear under thd Id. .
ar«l wit&gt;i tht* iliulnriitiun that tho ordinary' a. i mint.- ..£ this man
" f &gt;. portion ,,f that money w" ” ,
Inasmuch as it r- incomeivahle
*y
now the moving lower slaughter. The editor .U Ihe II. &gt;
1111'« I' 1'.11ER,\ |, Reserve It. aid |enemies and her friend, .
' , " ' l&gt; l'"Ure,i into the h|o,„|v
Hi.ll a -nil i mild he filed with the
there will remain ol h. t
|&gt;olltiis,
er-' the money loaned to ..tlu ,•&gt;•
lIlMl't Idd took oceusioii In eonmient on serious intent to making it sin k in review -how- that in the la-t
fpii.i t as .sthough
— ■■ that
.............
name tin hint t lint w. i, ,N
"■‘t the vast million- «■,. expended’
irue tor the past fifty years. Hie hnntn ide in mi editorial. To die ; tin- m-tain e, vve naturally won cal venr I lie United Slate- heal
, tinylhiitg which wns
„
■ ------- „ --------ordinary person there wn- nndiiii,' •a t if it is simply a bluff to hack Its lei Old . ,,, industrial pr»,|m t
IV m u 'r
e the* summer is still here, I stud either in the new item.- in die the Sarasota newspapers o f f from Ihe nut,."".Idi,. industry was far I Inly.”
Florida Dress Association ' ""wspiipi'is nr in the Herald edi
Thus ( lemeiii'i'iiu ititmi.it,..
ahead
,.|
all
records.
For nil these sacrifice-. America
K'D'ig further publicity
to the
t to hold ii contest to deter
turial to suggest the idea of a shooting ol Sebe Jones
the United States has ut ti. ,|
Hid expe.t thntlklln, she
If the
who
ia
the
the enemies to dt-lm v In r
.
best lmiking edi- |libel oil the two young men who pin port of Hu* suit.* is the intiini
•1— not expect to he painted a- ,
THE
1
‘
Roill.KM
,to
keep
|„
te. Kd. banihright, , shot Selir .lorn
n The state.
On die purl of
cause we have nierelv u-k, .1 t.
V " " ’ 1 .......... " " I-, enslav ing lila.rtv.
Hornier.
Ha idle llrossier. Ihe tiewspupels there was -imply ilafimi of the local pres-, soiileh.nl, dust rial p, iiducl ion at the higli.-t repay no at of pun of ,,ui ,.
•" 'in g Frauee. M,
K
rl''
habadly*
uus-.
d
his
guess.
We
reward for the
possible pitch.
For that r,
Neel and J. H. nenjumin all un effort to report an occurence o f
loan,
i
hoys and t rea-urc " e heaped u]u
speak- d' I hi ii
,
I,,
a­
d.
h
t
could not retain our own self re­
ill
aLitcni » not otto
gtmd chance for the honor. public interest and to luiiig
conitia i e, hut i t vv,,r the altar of ,jl.'lnoei ai y
it spect. nor could we hope to retain
necessary
Profit is i„ running at Rut should not u country
hold ueli
properly to the attention of the Ihe I’.iiiliderici* and rcspei t of the
full capai'ity.
If you compl'iin n debt ns high a- m,,. wi,., |,
mpa has h mystery patient, i public. For thi- fidelity to do-n 1
&gt;, there ur,. a lot of things trust, the newspapers are t.. hi- pul.In of t hi—i uiinfy, if the filing hecause you pay mm-c I'm
materialistic only
T|„.
on down them that ar,1 a. subjected to the aniioyiiuce llMl| ,.x of a lilsd suit coiilil iiiflucnet* us American machine than the
I furnished for trad,-, the &lt;.||,, x
in ii’mv imwi.sure mi j In* ilix lint el1 of pie or Russia or South Am.
, provided without In itancy to
llu.-nun A ir...... .
y to us. For instance we IHMiso of meeting libel suits.
' our duty. Me are very much of puy, recollect that it is all
avei t|„
understand
how
in
the
dick
I'al
t
of
a na* an j ruptiv,. fever w,.
|
the
lile
of
France
A
nrttiw.
..
„
...................Thi* freedom of the press L- „ the opimoii Him . I.i re is a condition
aii- , knew It
was nlimiior . ,
'
lint go hack oil Mil'll a del.I .,n,j
tn« Bmokurs have managed, matter which has dm,. „nd again of tiling* existing in ttiir* county our prosperity program.
I ill j tun?.
" n,n&gt; •' lemperaretain her pride.
two straight series from, been vindicated in the emm- ,,f
wliit Ii needs a thorough ilivcstignA P H I L A D E L P H IA
judg, il,
I this cnuiltiy.
Newspapers nre Dim.
Frinn where dm . he 11“ nl the
It may he Unit wo huve
They vvjint I,.
'given a great deal of latitude m t'i&gt;edeil a lilsd -nil to wake u* up rides that the MeNqui-cenlemoai . v money dime that rescued Frame?
I'l'oliilui j,,,)
99e .learn .
jokes.
Win y n,.| . t&lt;
fellow got ihe reporting and commenting i.p huh
i
It
came
from
the
pocketposition
cannot
he
opened
,,n
&gt;.,,„
‘ “ to jokes?
and to wake up Hie public to til"
i Aiiiei'- Autos kill as iii.iii
A ai
* 0,1 re«" H ly . which j lets of daily occurence, Isvuu-.' it attimtion ti some of the eunditiniiii day if admission fees un- ehatged i lean people, and it pm-t I &gt;i paid,
I'f'dilhitioii.
lil __ ,5™^. i M?‘J . n,in.&lt;l t o | U generally recognized that tn,y which pri'vuil in some parts nf tho
This decisjon might
i a ,|.(M 'Due government does m.t bellk id
, ■« (halj ha. Went ami paid promote the public welfare in die
World 'mu\ i„.
‘ “ limy. The liltel suits' which Gave! (fernus precedent, affecting even honor and then ask her ‘ti.eas to
•ur oyster, but
nlekens h« stole two yeurs ago. exercise of their freedom
I.i dm been filed against the two Snraso- churches.
i surrender their just claim-. ||„w oysters ure n.a
Pews
in
church,
I 1•“ - month.
are flu,11 thu United Slates retain the
WUh the one who stole oar interpretation of the law pcrlumta new-papers tile a ehaflciiqe to xold for use on Sunduy.
tie recently would have a ing to the libel the courts arc
lonna, unlusa the belieficuti" -. sUrh
When I lii'v t„.;i
Ia Sunday opening really harm as France, settle on some
this.--Dahlonegu ((in.) ciistomed to ileal very guiiei'im-ly Ihe citizens of Sarasota , aunty to
“ pistol shot in !
Mexico Hu e
"ft
of
'•rim
Imuse.
Lila!
suit
or
no
libel
ful
in
itself?
That
should
I,,q,,.
»t. Maybe something like with 'newspapers, for they icinH * 'in election,
terms?
Our govemmen: would und stmt v.a „ „
Miit,
the
fact*
with
tegmd
to
tho
qt
ueztion. The exposition i- educa be forced to wring the ,•
happen to the bird who gnize that there is less danger to
'•I
out
Clonal ami inspiriniqt, and
a not
our bathing suit and fur- tho public in a too liberal in!»r Amleison brothers' slamimg SeDo ti
of thu poople wlm made Hi Ioann,
Consider tti, ll|(&gt;M||)|toa ||p
Jaties will be fully reported in tho at»d for profit,
1 close on San
To
back. ... _
vr«Mtion of the law than in u too Herald.
uud then return it to them
Hut swatted f,,|
d » y ia worthy of Cotton
making
noiao about i
that il hardly juatice, u reward for what he is gmng
to ilo.
nt:

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tin
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will preach both
morning
and
night.
Young people will lend the
ringing for the morning service
mnl tho iiipii ’ s chorus al night,
in v it ed to
Kvcryonc is cordially
wors La i witli us.

F IR S T CHURCH O F C H R IS T
S C IE N T IS T
1Hn" ," r n.Huge at
Christian Science services are
She will also
"“It Ill'll,I-,. returning held every Sunday morning at the
Woman’s C lu b , Oak Avenue near
Third Street, al 11 o’clock. Sunday
■t "un, Subject for
•tad -on, John,, School at 10 o’clock
an..he, Vn., to t tomorrow, “ Soul."
AYi ihtcsday evening s e r v i c e s
with
reinwhich
include
testimonies
&lt;&gt;l
Christian Science healing are In* I*I
IV
has as her ut 7 o'clock.
This Church maintains a Tree
!“r t|„. , “ inilig Week
Reading Room, 517 First National
o'".' i!'“ * daughter Hunk litiilding. where Ihe Bible and
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1,1,1 H,‘ “ “ nil authorized Christiun Science
liternIurt* rnny hi* ivad, hurriiwod
|Hr*. |&gt; p ■
Open Wednesday
a,
; 'i.ickson have or purchased.
and Saturday from 2 to 5 p. In.
d lZ
tn JuckAll nre welcome to attend our
t'li-a-unt visit her,'
services and to make use of the
King
,M' ' “ '"I
Gicir hump on Reading Room.
I Miss Bobbie Chapman i- expectU H. McDonald M’'1 ,0 return
Saturday
from
aa.l Homer r... Wrightsville, Da., where she was
"
’
, called by the death uf her hrotlier.
• (‘a \vheuUeriiiioii from
‘ hey spent
W. M. Scott will return fron
H'triit.
North Carolina uml Deorgiu, Sun
day where he has spent Severn
M
* Chillier, weckB on business.

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where lie -pent the early pail o f 1 R. K. Carter nml H. L. Tell
)|„. summer,
West Palm Reach were visitors
Sanford Friday on business.
Mr. and Mr.. Lee A. ( on..Icy arc
C. J. Mi.ldlebrookrt of Macon,
visiting in Valdosta. Da. a- the
gtic*ls of the former's mother Mrs. Da., s|K*nt the day here Friday »t
May C. Conolcy.
tending to business.
Mr iiinl Mrs. N. A. Westwood
C. R Mason o f the State College,
and two children of St. Petersburg Pu., was among the business vis
arrived m Sanford Friday for a itors in the city Friduy.
slioil visit cni'oiili' to points in the
northern part of the state and are
John R. MucDonnld and son
guests at the Montezuma.
Jack motored to Eustis Saturday
where they spent the day on busi­
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Settle of Ash­ ness.
eville. N. ( ’., arrived here Thurs­
day lor a brief stay and are
T. M. Smith. J. N. Fisher. C. C.
gut**Is at the Montezuma.
Lee und II. H Timmerman were
among those from Atlsata, Du.,
Mr. and Mrs. ( ’. (). Evunxs of transacting business in the city
Pittsburgh, Pa., were among the Friday.
visitors arriving in Sanford Fri­
day and are plcnsuntly loaded at
F. ( ’. Moore of Decatur, Oa.,
the Seminole.
1arrived in Sanford Friday for a
short stay here on business.
Mrs. (!.. N. Patterson and childien have returned home from
F. IM. Butler of Orlando motor­
11I iniiicsvinc
ininesville where they spent the ed to Sanford Friday and spent the
past week visiting her father.
day here on business.

J. S. Stratton of Kissimmee was
Mrs. Otto Dumas und her sister.
Miss Harry Will Dnvison of Au- among those from out of town
pu s I ii . Da., left Saturday for Tnm- transacting business here Friday
11:■ where they will spend a few
U, B. Taylor of Atlanta, Ga.,
days.

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Mrs. J. Olin Iauiey and daughter ing to bualneaa and waa a guest at
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Mrs. George Rice and Miss Em­ Lois Murtio, Mr«. Oliver W. Smith
John Gray, Mrs. E. Wilson and
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congenial
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motoring
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Or­
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C L E A R W A T E R , Fin., Aug. Hi. s u ffe rin g from h e a r t trouble, fa il­
— (/I*) — A t •! o ’clock this afternoon ed to sw erve the mob from its p u r ­
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u c o ro n e r's ju ry will continue its pose, he said.
Miss Rosa May
;
in v e s tig a tio n of circum stances a t ­ Hishop, siste r of the dead woman,
te n d in g the d e a th of Mrs. A vie was takvii from the Hass home a t Small Disturbance Reported Authorities Spread Net-Work
Hass here lute S a tu rd a y afternoon, the tim e of th e attack and left
A t San Jacinto In Suburb
•Of Posses Over Southwest
claim ed to hnvc been the re sult of with a n o th e r sister at T arpon
Of San Angel When Police
Wyoming ToKunDnwnPair
e x c ite m e n t a tte n d in g an jdlcgcd Soring* w ith alleged t h r e a ts as to I
a tta c k by n g ro u p of persons on her w hat she m ight expect should she I
And Catholics Have Clash
Who Held Cp l Inion Pacific !
husband. M. li. Hass, Friday e ve­ return to the Hass home.
.
i
ning.
.
Mr. Hass was told |&gt;y m em bers of I
-rVictims of th e a l l a t k
deny the mob. he told a uthorities, th a t J
ii
know ledge of the idi-ntitv of ani ho “ would fa re worse than he had
of the m e m be rs of the Tool- Mine this tim e ” if he ever divulged ill- i
men aiul two women a re believed form ation eoneerning the a ttack.
Believed To;
to have composed the molt whii h Cause for the a tta c k ha s not been 1 Some Of Churches Attended ItandiCs Goal
lured Mr. Hass from his home, made public b u t it is believed, of .
By (•ond Crowds;Episcopal j
He Jackson Hole Section . '
blindfolded and handcuffed him ficers intim ated, to have concerned
Services Held Unmolested
Wild And Thinly Populated
i
a t the point of guns tr a n s p o r t ­ certain a f f a ir s of the family house- 1
ed him to a woods about three hold, with which th e re is siyd to
MEXICO CITY. Aug. 1(5.—(A*) —
LANDER, W.vo., Aug. in.
miles d ista n t w here they were said have been previous dissension,
Except
for
a
d
isturbance
at
the
•A’*
The chase of the two Union
to hnvc flogged him
t Mrs. Hass was buried today in Church of Sun Ja c in to in the
I*i»&lt; ifix- mail hamlits was given
t of esea|&gt;es fj
the cave-in
P r o te s ts th a t the excitement the McCullen cem etery a t Coach
'll* by the posse of fiftv Shoshone
Salem , Kv.
om p a n y ’s mine
would probably cost the life of his man, following services conducted su b u rb of San Aogel, d u r in g which
no- |&gt;a'
Judge W. W- Wriahtti
the heads of a numlier of police­
and Vraphoe Indians today a f te r
DDO. A tig. 16. (/F)— wife, who, he told a u th o ritie s w u.-&gt;11 here
he
ig w it.
iu-1 i’i time and fled through Seventh
Judicial G i r ' W
men and C a tholiis were bruised,
the ai cidentnl shooting of the
(he complaint a s k Mexico’s third priestless Sunday
Posse’s leader Col. Tim McCoy,
' t lie Iunnels. Then, Court today uphetd-'tMT&lt;
11**i
hi fore t h
Lvociitioii "I lilt* real
passed ipnetly.
| b' "lie of the Indians t lie was
c. tin y lot
- and worked with stitutionality of the
jpkers lioolisi* o f t h e
Sonic of the churches in th e i not seriously wounded.
1 lie
•I
eel*
until
n il below could la* legislative act treat
L Cnri-nr at mi i a n d
capita i oiiifortahlv
filled
will) Upper St. Johns River
11
tie
Ii
\
\
i*
on tiissom.
I
W
’DKK,
Wy&gt;&gt;.,
Aug.
|i;
i/pi
worship, 'is. T here w as less than I
hhf date o f h e a r i n g
| gat inn District. He also i
the not owl crowd at the shrine | P' f l v Shosoiies and Ai apal l me In
[John K. I’e ac o e k o f
of (iuuda hiic . v .lc tc the sa v in g of I man loaves have been enisled ,l(
ruleil the motion of &lt;SC
iiuly at I J el jt mi f or
The It. &gt;sai\ was i nudiicted by w o - ‘ •be man hunt for two t ram ml.
for the Seminole County. (
men leaders
\ t th e K|tiscupul J hi'i "hi. early S a tu rd a y touted i
lext'has b e e n forrnissionerH
and T a x Aaiu
Christ Cal In
I and Union churi h I M ere of registered mail pouelie
r registered mail to
Alexander
Vaughn
tb 41
j"H
;i
I
moil
I’aeifie
tra
in
between
services with
lay
renders
ill
ach, ihe la
last known aii- Alphonse Smith, Relative Of | Force Of Approximately 150 c h a r g e . were held without any in ­ I Ha a In * ar. I W aaisiitter, \\ m . The
the writ of mandamus filed!
thni' men nam ed in
counsel for the navigation t
Canadian Railroad Builder, i .Mexicans Caught Near The te rfe re nce by th e g o v e rn m e n t o f ­ ' nnmoiit of lout has not been do
t ii was announced
ter mined.
ficials.
trict commissioners. The
Border
On
Way
To
Mexico;
Shoots Decrham For Alleged j
at the executive ofT he trouble a t the c h u n h o f San
At the leipii'st of autlm riti
murror
filed by the
Klnridu Real E s ta te
Much
Ammunition
Seized
Attentions Paid To W i f e ,
.Incinto arose from *. e fa c t t h a t who have spieud , netw ork of p o onts was also overruled,
The men are said
the police had received a re p o rt *'s over .southwestern W yom ing
The henring on th e m i
SA N DIEG O , Cal., Aug. 1(1. (/Pi that, tile Catholics of San Angel lor the hatulits, the Red Men la t A ug u st 2 1 SH \&gt; Dati* When Thieves Euler Frenrh Avc.
the state.
W H I T S A B L K , E ngland, Aug.
Slnre Saturday Nlghl And petition to compel the
S lc r ili/ n lio n
I 'h in t
W ill
A p p ro x im a te ly 150 men, m obil­ were planning an arm ed uprising, night joined with a posse of twen
iliint diaig-M th a t th e i h ; (/!*&gt;— A lphonse F rancis A ustin
false prom ises and S m ith, g ra n d so n of the late Hugh ized for a Mexican revolution, u n ­ while a t the same tim e the C a t h ­ 1 \ Wyoming National G uards me;., i
Ij** O pened; 5 M illio n Bulbs
Shoo! T. S. Delk In Escap­ Commissioners tp c a r r y o q t
p erform the duties of t h f
it used false ndvertls- R yan, C a n a d ia n railroad builder, d e r the com m and of G eneral E 11- olics had been informed th a t m e m ­ sh rift's ami cawboys to trek in to ,
ing With Twenty Dollars c re a tin g tho navigatiQn
T o He P la n te tl In T h is Area
form er
Mexican bers of the Mexican Catholics nt tin- fastness of the Winrl Rivet j
.jlty "f im proper and w as recovering In the Maidstone riipu- E s tra d a ,
ended one week ago today
0 ) diiditincHl dealings, jail to d a y from injuries lie su s - 1 s e c r e ta r y »T w ar, were landed in Schismatic churches, which does r inge and Wushaki N ational Forest
T. S. Delk of S a n fo rd was shot
The Inilh ‘terilizing plant under
e d a y s ' hearing.
_
the two men a r e believed to const m et uni at the F a rm e rs Kv by two negro bandits, who held up th re
ion filed the rom - m in e d F rid a y n ig h t in a f i g h t ) prison h ere Inst n ig h t mid a large not recognize the pope, were p la n ­ "In
_ pother
____ the
__ County
_____
W
from
which
J
o
h
n
Thom
no
D
e
e
r
,q
u
a
n
tity
of
a
r
m
s
and
a
m
m
unition
have
fieri.
ning
to
seize
the
church
the compnny followchange pie oolitig plant in Ka.-.l li'e grocery of Charles A. Amlur- glunorn wouid te»t the
When the police w -n t to the
The Indians were e a g e r to h e , Sanford vvil lie III opcrnUoii Aug son, Sr.. Thirteenth S tre e t
{ lrttei;i from inves- ham e m e rg e d w ith n hullelt wound seized by A m erican a uthoritie s,
a n t i 'tlonallty*
"
••*- of* **
tho -----*—
n a viga 1tion
K^u luv. *nd the wide!- caused 'iiw d e p 'h several I A gents of the U nited S ta te s De­ church to search for a r m s , the •&gt;n the H ' d once more and h a v e ,.21, according t *&gt; pii-i&gt;ni plan-, it , I'leii, It Avenue, S a tu r d a y night, a higher c o u r t w aa n o t
. p a r t m e a t of Justice, aided by city, Catholics assembled !'•■.- th e i|o- rtc tiv i.l oi.iels to “ shoot to kill." ;, wa- ut.r.oum i &lt;1 loijay.
It vvll b«* and (reaped with about $20 in e a rly thin afUmoop*_
king in fo rm a tio n hours later.
I'etisc of tile Iniildilig
The poli. e
Jcnloii.-iy is alleged to have been 11m in ty and oth e r federal agent
It rs '..ovv believed that the ban the only st. r ilir if g plant in I I r
. , di. 'I he bullet entered the, tltfWf forncy Georg* A.
t,jte.-s made in the ulI
eadeavoied
to
dispel
c
c
a
p
tu
re
d
what
was
to
have
l-ecii
th e cause of the trouble. It is as
d l l s ’ u ltim ate goal i the Jack i i ida. n m i
1.1.
.tig, r , f Mr. Delkks right hand represented the C o a im iw l
ibol ilcvi lnpments.
and failing. &gt;ailed fm o
sorted th a t S m ith objected to. the ' an a rm e d party &lt;d invading m siir
Hole
co
u
n
ti
v,
a
w i l d , tliinlv popn
■a m e out through hiu wrist. the m a n d a m u s h e a rin g , sal
\
II
import
'd
btiII.-.
mu:
i
I
name,; in the com plaint a tte n tio n s paid by D eerham to h e lee to i s, I luvc miles from the Mix
fired into the a ir and
laled - e e l m u where a dtx'adc ago 11 (i i ilizi d to p i . n i i l tlm intro,I.a
I h*- m , n v i . not serious.
not know w h a t sto p w oqld b*
of tti. , unpaiiy a r e : wife w hen S m ith m arried h e r a ft | lean border
bed t he crowd wit h t In ir
W vonong outlaw and cattle rust (inti of fo lrlg n in , . ! p," I".
hy the Commissioners. John Mt
Tin.
Mr
11,-Ik
w
as
w
ounded
when
In*
indniT. I‘resident, of or R uth Wynne, d a u g h t e r of Rob­
ta r n , stoned
Inform ali- o g a thered by g o v e rn ­ ( 'at Indie
lers made their la I sla in f'a g n in *t i menus, according In It. F. W hilm i an .vvi n ,| a ,a ll for help from Mrs. c h a irm a n of tho board, c o u W ’
&gt;w Turk, Miami,
St. e r t .1. W ynne, once U nited S ta te s ment a g e n ts led them to the a p ­ soldiers.
tile law.
J r , local re p re re n laliv e of F. Ifyn 1 \ n,lei ,m, wife of the grocer. Mrs. tie reacheil e a r ly th is a fte rn c
ind Hnvtonu Reach; post m a s te r general
anil
consul pointed rendezvous a t D ulsura, in
J. G. Bali, s e c r e ta r y o f tho
The |io- e expeited to teach v, Id ami S*&gt;iis, g m v w r and deal
Anderson, alone in the store,
ire, S e c r e ta r y - T r e a s ­ g e n e ra l in London, divorced him in the Im perial Valley, w here the reof n a v ig a tio n com mlseionori*-.
m
s
in
bulb-,,
i
h
,
i
all
imported
Sw
eetw
ater,
oil
the
edge
of
the
Red
•ta
ile
d
walking
to
the
telephone
on; and It. M. Heards- 1022.
ivoRing group were eoneerilrating
bulb, win, I, , oil,,' ado 1b,■ t a le n! I w h i l e the negroes were still in tho lie w as g r a tif ie d to know t h a t
I Ii sel l. I Ii | m morning.
nt nf the Florida l‘roD eerham was the g r a n d so n of th e ir forees. p re p a ra to ry to a d e ­
Florida, mu I be dupp, ! i&gt;* San { -l»»r»
W l:i ii she picked up the canal pro je c t had been suet
F
or
the
Sho'hoiies
|o
ally
lltoinirpuralcil, a sub sid ia ry , 11 noted
Hritish a r m y officer, scent on the tow ii- ju - 1 below the
!
for*|
for
I
leal
no
*,t
and
i&gt;
distrib
r
i.e
iv
e
i
-In Milled for Mr. liolk, “ It is g r a t i f y i n g to know t t
-elves
with
white
men
is
noi
ur.tireemille.
M ichigan, I B rig a d ie r (Jcncrnl Tyler, holder of border.
have been upheld in doing
'lllioa,
’I
he
planting
of
otli
n
iit
■
.sfamlmg
in front of the store.
prccedcntcd. Under t hief Wash
, (ill.
th in g constructive for thia
' t h e Victoria Cross.
bulbs
to
make
Sanford
the
pi
im
a
An a rm e d truck, two ton-truck
1
&lt;
(lie
of
I
lie
aegl'oe.-i,
who
covered
akt. who ruled (lie Shoshones, the
rles O. A ndrew s, of
of F lo rid a ," ho said. “Tho
W hen the police were slummed loads of rifles, m achine-guns and
tribe extended the pipe of pcirv llellt bulb center of I be ' l a t e is | Mrs. Anderson with a levolver, com m issioners a re doing tl
tomry for the real es- to S te lla Mari.o Villa, occupied by am m unition, other IruekH for the
j while his loinpanioii emptied the
The Sanford police cam paign to the earliest settlers and a f te r hoped for by Mr. Wbither.
"i!. will 1 ondoct the
S m ith and his wife, and children, tr a n s p o r ta tio n of men and s u p ­ against loitering resulted in seven the ('lister massacre, they offered | A pproxim alilv .r&gt;.(HiU,tiilil bulbs 1i ash legist, r. is said to have shot w ithout com pensation J n
out the wishes of the people,
it the hearing.
The fleerhum was in a dy in g condition plies and about tbt) Mexicans inude defendants facing this ehargi
•t* l th e ir services to track down and are being imported bv I' Rynveld th ro u g h the door at Delk as he good to know th a t we a r e opsr
the niinpaiiy ns shown i from a bullet wound in his ahdo- up the euptured expedition, while Municipal Court today.
and Sons, the m a j o r i l . t" be plant- ndvuieeil from the sidewalk. The
The de punish the Sioux.
plain! are in a enm- I tin'll and S m ith was b a tte re d about G overnm ent a g e n ts also r a p tu r e d fem lants and disposal of th e ir cases
led in the Jacksonville a n a .
A negroes then ran. while Mrs. A n ­ within th o law .”
T he m andam us potition w as
Ultinli.
I th e face and head and s tr e a m in g d o c u m e n ta ry evidence and complete a r e ns follows:
i large acreage i ; also being plant i del son dropped the telephone reed on two farm s mi I.on,; I land. | reiver to give first aid to the in circuit Court (ate last
A r th u r Dorter, tr a n s f e r r e d to
I t t. tin- 1 o n-pla int, lli - ■w ith blood. T h a t a fierce s t r u g ­ se ts of plans for the insurrection.
a f t e r th e Seminole County
1 vvomul ,| man.
New York. Mr. Whittier aid.
The most im p o rta n t c a p tu re was county court; Joe Dolly, fined #2U;
s o -i at ion,
whit h gle had taken place was indicated
minsiuners and Assessor \
(
'The
bandits
came
up
T
hirte
e
nth
Il would reipiite In railroad ar-.
.1 a million ilnl- ] by th e g r e a t disorder in th e tlraw.- m ade yesterday afternoon when Sandy Robertson, dism issed; M an
had refused to ca rry out»rl
G eneral E stra d a and his s ta ff were Lee P a tte rson, fined $.‘i(), anil Nath
to c a r r y f&gt; ikiiMiihi bulb.. Mr V\ lot | Sweet 11 i,iii tin- direction of Golds­ specified by the na v ig a tio n s^I
h-it in whose [ ing-rooin.
boro
about
11
o'clock,
according
Mrs.
S
m
ith
first
met
Deerham
nuicl
Johnson,
dismissed.
c
a
p
tu
r
e
d
and
brought
into
the
city.
a
,
r
said,
ill
giving
an
idea
of
the
•?J*i,imio was e v e r
T he county officials took tfctaij
It,* Hunter Dixmi. negro, an e m ­ a f t e r they had asked t i t
A druiikness and
disorderly
i - ize of Mieh a sliipae a t .
-in • I CS f I ONI t lit- at H e rn e Hay, w here she w as then
The e uptured arm s included 1 0 0
W ater- reived an opinion on tlR
t 'I'ttoration in living. S m ith wa-i residing in Springfield rifles, two machine- cha rg e a ga inst ,1. If. M c F a rla n d re
The time for m aking iiii tnge ploye ot tlm Mimieipnl
Avenue. The of the act from Coun ty
a .e $.',0 , 0 0 0 it London, hut occasionally visited guns and 1bb.OIMI rounds of a m ­ suited in Judge \V. E. W hite giving
meats for im porting foieign plain | works on French
(By the Vv.nriateil I*res?*)
i nu n e n te ii'l the Anderson store Do Cottes.
d Ti list ( ' 01 1 1 • his wife. Tile friendship of Deer- m unition and a miscellaneous a s ­ the defendant a fine of $75. Ward
Tho a tto r n # * 1
T ra ffic ueeideal&gt; in 1 1 southern ; mg .stock is nearlv o v n . it was
Later, a A lexander and C harles Nichols, iln te s took a death loll of !».'* liv,
-aid.
The Federal Ib o • t, oil ill al f and one of them asked for to b a c ­ a n opinion th a t ne ithe r*!
•Vt'm.i Hem h w ithin (10 hum and Mrs. Sm ith is sa id to so rtm e n t of small a rm s.
I (inti I mil money w i i s | have ripened when lie began g iv ­ truck was c a p tu re d n e a r DulMira charged with b r e a k in g and e n t e r ­ i and ir.jured ail.'t persons d u rin g the Hoard, a f te r taking a ii ieo- of i co. .Mrs. Anderson v.alkcd from niissioncrn nor th e
_
' twi'iJict would not he ing h e r lessons in automobile d r iv ­ when the general round-up "f rebel ing the S a n fo rd Chero-Unla Hot II List seven days, it was revenled in all htllhs in the r m ia lry derided! the i enter of the store to the had any duties to _
tlin g works, will lie trie d in Hie I
tobucco case to get the article. any provision of t h s - M i i i
forces was made.
'is
• liiiwn t h a t only ing.
a s u rv e y condneted yesterduy by that the supply was lint eipial In:
Uounty Court.
They a re both tin i the Associated I'ress. The total the dem and, and that foreign plant |I Sln&gt; had to lean over to get tho
Counsel for the
1rier placed in tru st.
T h a t the o u tf it had been c a r e ­ d e r Ifi years of age.
" r i-'iiiplained
th a t
ivpreseiils an increase of 1 2 p e r­ iag .stm k would be adm itted I In.-) i tobacco and when she stra ig h te n e d missioners asked for. a w r i t
fully organized and was led by exT ra ffic cases w ere disposed of ns i
I up, s h e looked into the point of mamlunius on the ground* tl
•"W Hu- Textile City
perieneed m ilita ry men was inili- follows: J. W. Ronden, driving car , sons killed i.ml 27 persons injured summer.
I
"
part of 20,800
Growers,
whom pi iiinl a re j a pistol, held by one of the men. Seminole officials •' h o a ■{
eated by the u r r e s t of Ascension on rim, $ 1 0 bond e s tre a te d ; II. N. nver the total of fa ta la tie s and in
iEt liv the I •aytoiia-PeI S a n ta n a , who had served as a c a p ­ I’ooley, p a rk in g e a r without lights juries reported the week pre­ given to import . Im k- mu I agree | Tlii- oilier negro went to the duties to pe rform under- P&lt;
T h e comma
•In propagate the toil, l*i ought ill I cash register and scooped out all I„ f (he act.
oratior. f 1 mu th e W est
P A U L S M I T H ’S, N V.. Aug. 1C. tain ill the forces of President Car luim ing, $J fine; Mrs. Sam Jones, vious.
for a period of two \&gt;ai
I bis, Ijot' Ha- elver and paper hills. The had levied a four-m ill ta x as
n,'l'-|,ni.nt &lt; ... tha t had
(/!•) —J a m e s It. Sheffield. A meri | rimza.
F
o
u
r
of
the
fatalities
wcie
from
limit,
$H&gt; bond
bandit with the revolver moved as tpiested tho ta x a s se sso r to
Mr W hitner aid. d
l-oi'l ft &gt;,m t he Totunkn dill Am hlisador to Mexico, will coll , Alii ih e r supposed leader ot the exceeding speed
e s tr e a te d ; T. B. S um ner, violating j grade c ro ssin g m-cider.ts. two of a hardship on i (a- g i ,&lt;
til' to t on* Ii Mrs. Anderson and she and c a r r y o u t t h s ta x on th e 'e
Pr-uiv. atel -&gt;n which th s fei w ith Se c re ta ry
expedition,
who,
with
Estradii,
is
Kellogg
in
p a rk in g law, $.’l fine; Earl Adams, I which w ere in N orth Carolina ami
hm ked off in the direction of the t y ’s ta x roll.
■nt
supposed to he one of lla- prime exceeding s p e e d limit, $7 fim ' one each in Georgia and Tenues | into t lie normal two
ri'iripairies held .second W a sh in g to n Aug. 2b.
| telephone.
.
In a d o m u r r e r filed by. )|(rtj
lui'irtgaucs, respectively, &gt; A r r a n g e m e n ts for conference, leaders in the revolt, is si ill at Hump Mitchell, exceeding ........ see. A tr a in m a n also was injured I grovvt Ii.
I "I knew where the roolver wna," CotteH, he alleged th a t th e (MO
1 v.-r been paid.
Berailse
of
the
rooiid
agliciild u r in g a vacation visit of the Am- large, according to investigators.
limit, e stre a te d bond o f $111; Otto in r. G eorgia g r a d e c r o s s in g ac
Mis. Anderson said today, "but (dated sections of th e Flo
H....., in the circuit 1 b a s a d o r to th e U nited S ta te s w ere
I t u nil haekground ol Saul*,r,|, this ! it was in a place that I couldn't
Lewis, exceeding speed limit of fidcnl.
stitu tio q and tho constRU^I
*'l" &lt;"iint v, issued o rd e r made today when a m essage a s k ­
$10; A. B. T ro tm a n , exceeding
Florida led the group in number ,'ily has an opportunity to la k e the I very wi ll reach.
1 th o u g h t tho the U nitod S ta te s, .a n d ' '
ajSauiv'.
lead
in
the
grow
ing
of
all
kinds
nt
H'! m anting a re re iv e r- ing for an a p p o in tm e n t was r e ­
speed limit, fined $7; Marinon (Jor­ nf persons reported injured with
! m \t In-si tiling was to telephone provisions
were
c e n tr a l
1"inpativ. and n a m in g ceived bv Mr. Kellogg a t the s u m ­
don, p a rk in g e a r without lights, fit. while Louisiana was •eioml ! bulbs, as it lia in celery growing. Im- help."
vague and indefinite.
I*'1'- "Hi. 1.1I of the At- m er White House.
fined $Ji; A. Schultz, exceeding with -Id and Georgia third with Mr. W h ittn r -aid. “ The bulb of
M r. Anderson, vvIm had left the
T"
I
fer.s
a
mean*
&gt;
!
div
ei'sil
i,
at
mu
that
11 u .t ( o m p a n y j
Mexican ipiestions have not yet
T R E N T O N , N. J., Aug. H i; lA'l speed limit, $7 fine; Bill Jones, 37.
GIVEN FULL
' store a s h e ll while before the hold
I
I
an
result
m
rotalnm
of
crops,
a
1 Ki-ai It a- I lie receiver, been dismissed by Mr. Coolidge and
United S ta te s Circuit Court reckless driving, estre a te d bond o f 1 T abulation:
up, had temoved considerable caul),
^ari a- tr e a s u r e r of the Mr. Kellogg.
i*
J u d g e Henry Waile Rogers of New $ 1 0 ; Essie Jones, o pe ra ting c a r on S ta te
Injured : mall ledm tioii in celei y acreage. the day's receipts, from the cash
Killed
WASHINGTON,.D. 0H,/j
land
aimthei
reliable
source
of
in
""a. ili v lopment, m ort- .
Haven, Colin., died a t his home rims, e s tr e a te d bond of $5; Jack Virginia
2
.l*i
J
te
g
is
te
r
to
the
Hiifo
la*fore
s
t
a
r
t
­
.
.Q
o
o
m
.ig
—(/P)—
P
resident
T
come.
The Inilh industry can be
fr'. «a the seeker of the 1 E X E M P T FROM TA X A T IO N
7,e a r here today. He was 72 y e a n Brown, reckless driving, dismissed. N orth Carolina
II
20
W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. 10.—(JP)—
Imill into an industry not even see- ing out to make late deliveries. has given complete smi)0i
Pi*
(Continued on I’nge 2)
South Carolina
old.
i oiul to celery, and while this will Tile men did not go n e a r the safe. persons c h a rg e d w ith pol
"f ti" I &gt;a\ toiui-Delamd T h e sala rie s of employes of m u n i­
foosos since
.G eorgia
(( on tip uc*l go i’agg 2)
Fn are ImIui h . Devoney, cipal w a te rw o rk s arc e x e m p t from
.&lt;1 not come about in the next several
Dean At Yale 10 Years
i
Florida
years,
this
new
industry
.should
•'Ilium and ( liicago. 'and ta x a tio n , the hoard of tax appeals
21
N EW H A V E N , Conn., Aug. H’&gt;
MabLnyt
fit ii Li- rapid .strides for ninny
"'Ain ami M. A. resile, held today in dism issing a claim __(^*i Henry W ade Rogers was
isslppi
*hi* in*,,.
for ta x e s on the sa la ry of P. r rank dean of Vale law school for 10
in years."
Louisiana
t" t In- 1 nmplaiiit, a D urkin, of the hoard of w a te rs of years.
. .
l 't Ma- 1 nli-tvd into be- S yracuse, N. Y„ for the ye a rs or
lli- was g ra d u a te d from the Uni­
Tennessee
Uinut-.i on Page 2 )
1 1 ) 2 2 and HttH.
v e rsity of Michigan in 1871 and
CHICAGO,
A ug.
HI.—(fl’l— Kentucky
was a dm itted to tho b a r of Mich­ C ourage of u negro guard a t the
C R A W F O R D S V B .L E , Ind., Aug. -tick by those eonVteUt
5 : 1 :i(U
igan in 1877. He became Tuppan Cook county jail, who pretended he TOTALS
1
6
—&lt;&gt;P»- Two h undre d und fifty had been charaot^rii^lh,
professor o f h-.w a t the U niversi­ had a pistol in his pocket, prevent­
C H E Y E N N E . Wyo., Aug. 16-- (lersons, ii uiujority of them liear- members. He related
ty of Michgun n 1882 ur.u was ed th« possible cscapo of three
i,Pl W yom ing‘s sta te -w id e p r i ­ ing th e nam e I.afollette, g a th e re d stormy career o f hte
dean of the law school there from prisoners e a rly today.
mary election w ent down the home today from 11 s ta te s for th e ir sev- in tho Uni ted S t e l a *
1885 to 1 0 0 0 . He wan president
T he trio, one of whom is a w a it­
Pointing opt t k V
stretch today w ith the opening of i n te e n th a n n u a l family rouniort a t and A b r a h a m LtnM
of N o rth w e ste rn U niversity from ing execution, had sawed their
the
M ontgom ery
county fa ir
tho
way o u t of th e ir cells and over­
^he polls in one of tho m ost imiif1800 to 1 0 0 0 .
' -U- ^ Y„ Aug. It,.— (/P) s a y in g about a man ga in in g
close together la
B R A D E N T O N , Fla., Aug. I d— lereiit |iriin a rits in tho s t a l e ’s his­ ground. The fhinily boasts 600 llvHe was c h a irm a n of the world s powered one g u a r d
before the
f Air.wl E Sm ith w h o whole world and Im IiW
®w"
:?.g m e m b e rs and claims to be the lucky, he
Ui’l—
S
i
x
kittons
arc
dead
and
the
negro
forced
them
back
into
their
congress
of
Jurisprudence
and
law
• m ,ln
soul W h a t good would it do me to
senator a n d t o a tory less th a n 21 hours nvvAy.
lu r g e s t in tho world.
.... in fo rm a l H
ue,t here a t an
, o u L J V h ^ g for t h 0 Presidency reform a t the Chicago exposition cells.
mother cat temporar il y blinded,
fundamentall y t h
P
h
ilip
F.Lafollutte,
of
Madison,
A
singular
lack
of
conte
sts
with
S h e riff P e t e r H offm an immedi­ f ollowing an unHiicceiisful attempt
|T,n *‘V Norman K. Mack, uud 'hnve mv health sh a tte re d so in 1808.
corresponding absence of a n y gon- Wis., d is tr ic t a tto rn e y of Dane poir.ta o f view.
ately ordered a n investigation. An by robbers to loot the safe of
&gt; national com m ittee- t h a t I wouldn’t he able to ca rry
i ral interest u ttrr.d s the balloting c o u n ty ami son of the late United grraaive el ement o f '
local
chain
store
market
last
inspection o f tho cell block re­
r “ y "iglit, spoke fra n k ly on th e duties of the office if clcit1.
cheduled for T uesday. (Jovernor .States S e n a to r Robert M. I.afoll- p a rty , h a told.hte. i
vealed t h a t a b a r on another cell night. ' '
r»oliti, a | futupi* j# bn- ed ? ”
♦
• ♦
:
Nellie
T aylor
Ross, Democratic e tte , w a s tho chief speaker. He that th# coogervati
confining t h r e o prisoners had
Bwn „ l(|av
’
e, ,He aai(| he would campai gn just
T e a r g a s , connected with the i incumbent, is unopposed f o r ro- spoke a t length on the ideals of
sawed, but tho apace wu.t too combination of the nofe, wus a l­
t "f the prom inent local as forcibly for any one else as for
initiation und b u t one congres- h'ls f a th e r , who died a y e a r ago.
Sandy Anderson, field r e p r e s e n t­ small and t h e f ir a t prisoner who lowed to escape when the com­ jsionsl se a t is Involved. Even th a t- R o b e r t M. Li'folletto Jr ., wbo suc­
Cusi-nt urged th e gov- him self.
. .
t h .,
a tte m p te d to craw l through was bination w a s jimmied off.
Tb'* js w ithout a c o n te st, e ith e r is tho ceeded ills fa th e r in the senate, was
t **u n f" r governor, us
“ B ut.” he added, it ta k e s the ative of the A m erican Growels,
. ca ts , used to keep tho atoru f
'*
to a P re sid e n tia l h e a r t o u t of me to th in k t h a t I am Inc of Sanford h aa p re se n te d The held fa s t.
w“ 4 .
The p r iio n e r a w a itin g execution | of r a t s , w e r e found dead when the primary o r tho November election. unable to a tte n d th e reunion.
sna ske d to continue on the jo b for H erald with * c r a te of fin e peach­
Lofq!
Tracing tne history of the family
C ongresa-m an-at-largc
C ha rle s
w h s Daniel McGeoghegun.
propr i et o r opened the store thu
from the*time It left France near­ cousin,' I
J 5l .0f governor is m o re a n o th e r two ^ “ r8' .Ue D e r n S r a tlc es from North Carolina.
E
W
inter
haa
no
pfim
ary
oppojrtThe
peven
p
riso
n
e
rs
Involved
In
morning,
The older cat will re­
*2„ . ouKht to be called c ra c y : I will follow th e D e m w r a tic
Mr. Anderson h*s « p r « a s e d seyears ago to the
tion and t h u s f a r no Deinocrp
the la t e s t J?]ot w s r e placed in soil* cover.
[ j°Dtmue,” the g o v e rn o r p a r t y to the br'tik
- , appaared with'.
b m !
a n d aeveml
ta r y C(
bet
l»“
i
“
•
'
J
M
w
thwj
^ b e r i j e f t no clue e « o rd -1^ ^ “!*
J»not want to do I t f o r F a lla , btit w hen y.®uins werflt . j m
every
ilht 2 H f ^ i 5}
irda
|**° years.
• ’ - ^ fa in be * ciwidklate jot
years.
«
• * I'fVwji"iv— lk.L .y '
• - *1
me

Realty Board
[Revocation Ot
Licenses Of

Motion To Quaat^
Of Mandamus
By Canal B o ^
Is Also OveiTiiliy,

Defendants

False Report Leads
Indians (oven Order
Police To Church Meet
“To Shoot To Kill”

Of Firm
&gt;rCondition

Board’s Next Step
Is Still Uncertpl

Canal Body
w
Gratified At1
Approval

-Dollar Firm ml
Only $25,000
Unto Treasury

RYAN GRANDSON U. S. AGENTS NAB
IS JAILED AFTER MEN MOBILIZED
MURDERING MAN FOR REVOLUTION

PLANT TO BEGIN SHOT BY PAIR OF
OPERATION SOON NEGRO ROBBERS

Seven In Municipal
Court Today 0 n
Loitering Charges

53 Lose Lives In
11 Southern States
During Past Week

Sheffield To Meet
Coolidge August 25

|

P

Judge Henry Rogers
Passes Away At 72

Negro Guard In Jail
At Chicago PreventsjM
Escape Of 3 Inmates ^rkunKHK

jith Declares He Doesn’t Want To
p Race Again For N. Y. Governor

Little Interest Shown
In Wyoming Primary

LaFollette Family Holds Reui
Sunday With 250 Members

Six Cats Dead After
Attempted Robbery

t

Anderson Sends
Peaches To Herald

a tw » '

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The PhnrmiH even the lirnutiful
! Cleopatra ate iininnn in large
quantities in their miluds and need
Igarlic and other high scented in| gredients.
Confuctou* ate cucumbers and
t h o ftnt' i c n t
w a te rcre ss
a n d (lo w e rs
n te s a la d s ,

C h in e s e used m u s ta r d .
a n d m i s l u r s i i i n i leaves
in m i x i n g t h e i r o la ja ir w h ic h o fte n c o n ta in e d

tpp C ounty Tow n Derived hard boiled w * .
l e From E arly S e ttle r s;
Ancient Persia
was also very
ttisticN S how T hat Many !'«»&lt;* «»f V'1"'1 m,“kinK-v i n s,,ur
w ,,u*
t'jru r, w as
l « l » S e n . From T . « i ,
" b, th e P e rs ia n s
four thousands ye a rs ago.
Fla.
A u g . 14.- &lt;/F)
.
t o w n o f M a r t i n located on th e i
K n g l u n d is t o h a v e n e w d e s i g n s
ti t l e C o a s t L i n e b e t w e e n O e a l a '
he r si lv e r coins.
S e v e r a l well
L o w e l l , in in t h e c e n t e r o f a . k n o w n a r t i s t s h a v e b e e n c u m m i n g r i e u i t u r n l s e c t i o n o f M a r i o n | s j0 „«,,,
de si t rn a n e w s e t o f re% in t h o o p i n i o n
of expert I verses for them
The designs a r e
lturalir.ts.
It
s e c u r e d i t s 1 | „ . jr,u c o n s i d e r e d l»y t h e a d v i s o r y
# from e a r l y s e t t l e r s , t h e nm ; c o m m i t t e e fo r coins,
medals and
J Of w h o m b o r o t h a t n a m e . It ! s e a l s , b e f o r e f i n a l s u b m i s s i o n t o
served by fo u r pnM onger
ealiinet.
and f o u r f r e i g h t t r a i n s d a i - j
A n o f f i c i a l s a i d t h e i pi e i d i o n o f
VV
'
I J t c r i n g the designs
"lias a r i s e n
KWc
t e d in t h e t o w n is a m a i m &gt; o e e a i i s e we a r e a n x i o u s t h a t t h e
Ting
plant,
employing.
If» -iniing.* stiall lie r e p r e s e n t a t i v e o f
N o w h e r e c r a t e s and h am p ers ; present day artistic taste.
I here
l e t t u c e a n d b eam . a r e made, ‘ nave been c ri ti c is m s o f th e p r e s e n t
products
nrc
shipped
to d e s i g n . ”
A ll' t h r o u g h o u t Florida,
(iC.NN MKKTS SMITH
i c e o r d l n g t o d a t a g a t h e r e d l&gt;y
H a r i n g county
ci i ni i i he r
of
A S H F . V I I . L K . N. &lt;\. Aug. I t
•
^ • r c e , the dairying
industry
t/pi
W a tts (iiin n o f A tla n ta and
. 4 1* n o w
h well
established
yfeKiliuiin in t h e s e c t i o n , h a s g r i ' n l K a v t o n S m i t h o f S a v a n n a h p l a y
I p c c t s fo r e x p a n d i n g into g re a t to d a y m th e fin a ls o f th e in v ita tio n
[ m r t i on s .
It w a s a l s o s h o w n I o i i r n n n i e i i l o f t h e I t i l t m o r e I*o r
th e pnultrv
indiM ry
i- a
1 v 1 h i ; 1 i m 1 i t 1 n t i n &lt;M' t i m :
l t f d m l r . l n g i H' ci i pat i on in t h e se c
h k \ •:&gt; I II
.11 III* 1 \ i
* i m I 1 I'
t l of t w i t h a l r e a d y s e v e r a l p o u l t i v '
u l 1 1 .n i l t l i v .
I'
IM '
•"l*
si ii 1 M U . , - : i * n \ * v
f a r m s o p e r a t i n g in t h e v i e m i t v ..f •
I
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I
II
I
V
,
,
1:1
Martin.

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v . » J F lfty per re n t of tile f a r m e r s of
r ' Ib e M artin te r r ito r y are m aking
&lt;l t * . living at home, tin* chandler
k , (IntptJrt aays.
T ruck and staple
Sty tstopa, da iry f a rm in g and poultry
ESfv x ai n n i n g a r e sultl to In* n o w a t i n g t h e a t t e n t i o n o f t h e pen»f t h a t s e c t i o n .
l u r i n g t h e p a s t ' s e a s o n . Martin
shipped MO c a r l o a d s o f li eans. Adf i j 4 H l o n a l l y t h e r e w e r e *JOit e x p r e s s
Srss’ •*kjpr n e n ^), ()f | M. „ nH
T here were
1 s h i p m e n t s o f 2!&gt; e x p r e s s con
i n t e n t s o f l e t t u c e a m i 'ton mi s
«»p* c v l b t n e o u s v e g e t a l i l e s .
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;t '. S jW E I G H T
of | l i e S r . ' - U i n J i n l l . ' l ' . l • '! &gt; r o l l " f P I " 'I I l. Of Old l*'r
. S e m in o le Comi t y,
11v A M. VV. &lt; | , h.
Il rpl l t y PI, i lll
i t t It s ,v s r * ' . T. * i ; ' i.
S i . l l r l l o r s mi d of
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km

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K r a o t i ' - s " r o t h e r w i s e , nnrt

1.1 t h e h e ir s , ilev isees. a r t t n t . es o r
n t tie r i ln lim in ts o r o t h e r w is e u n d e r
K i l l N H I M I N T dn e ea se tl. n m l t o n i l
in n t l e s each and every . e lu l m l i i K
mi v I n t e r e s t n r I n t e r e s t s In t h e la n d
i n v o l v e d In M ils s u i t , u n d e r a n y o f
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^ T W A ^ i i N t n t i N . A u g II. i/l’i
n* ! O M 'tim c "new W
woo m a n " is now a
e n t t c o l d g r a n d mol Iter -md wl wt
o n c e t h e " m o d e r n g i r l " is l,e
l i n i n g m u t r i i n o i i l y a n d s e d a t e hi
trance
As a result London
i m a t i c c r i t i c s a r e a s k i n g wluil
«( h e n o x t n o v e l t v m f e m i n i l v will
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he.

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fj u e s t i o n lias b e e n r a i s e d in
,J &lt;ninn«et7on w i t h a r e v i v a l ol H i s e n ' s
Pillars o f Soe i . • t y , " tin- p l a y w h i c h
k te d a s e n s a t i o n h a l f a e e i i t u r y
ch ie f ly lieeause
(lie h e r o i n e
. a "n ew w o m a n " with short
hair a n d a p a s s i o n f o r e x p o s i n g
£ Byfk&gt;cricy a n d r e f o r m i n g everyiiod.v
In s i g h t .
t i l O n e c r i t i c s a y s i h u t l uof . ' ine a n d
b l b ul o l i s
heroines
me
already
• I r i k i n g t h e t h e a t e r g o i n g , 'itl.Ii&gt;* a
gj},;, rather .lull a n d ttir. a d l i a n ' a - mo d
l l l _ t . a r n p l a y ^roerts a i t . a l l »Mpnp|n*»I
w i t h “ fthiirk iili -oihi' r^. "

.'f. c &lt;
1 Amoricn hcuil&gt; tin* list of |»lcns
V
u r o f l yi n i r p a s s e n g e r - , w h i l e t i e r
" .'m a n s
nre making
the g n a t e s
BP
business u s e of i Iim air. - a i d . an
ri ,
official cif Hie I m p e l lilt A u w a v - ill
.,C r a v d o t t .
A m e r i c a n v i s i t o r s , tie
s#ld, o u t m i n i h e r
all ol l e i f l v i n g
a * p a O s e n g e r s a n d m o r e a n d n i n i e of
t, Tn g o i n g f r o m
London to
^
t a r o d e s e r t i n g e a r t h lo r air.
■i 1 I o f a r a s D r i t a i n w a s e m i e e n i e d
o f f i c i a l s a i d i t w a s ent-oiiraKiiii'
s u m s t o s e e t h e i n e r e a - e in t h e
...8. _ _ . , h e r o f b u s i n e s s
me n m a k i n g
/r- * QM of th o alr w u y .
Knglish wom
■m,
m o re o ften than then men
K-J';' f o l k a n d s e e m t o e n j o y e v e r y mo
Skm m e n t t h e y a r e a l o f t , lie a d d e d .

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British f o o d e x p e r t s w h o h a v e
been m a k i n g a s p e c i a l s t u d y of tho
history o f s a l a d s , s a y tin* t o m a t o
Is the s i n g l e n e w i n g r e d i e n t m o d e r n
times
have rn iiln h u lcd
to t a l a d
making.

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( ' i mi ' i' . ' t i *

I ’h o i t f

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they arc always

Security Lumber Co.,

|*‘i i r , m .

(o rn e r Maple and (illi Street
K Compton, Mirr.
Phono 797

11

All Phases of Electrical Work

u ni at . *

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given.

Consult

!IA

You ll HAVE To
t / i IEnext i? oof , Son
[THIS ONE WILL

Lighting
POWER
Heating

I &gt;oes not the luxurious thought of a comfortablc future appeal to you? Tlie trif­
ling* sacrifices necessary now will quick­
ly fade when you become the proud pos­
sessor of your home.

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SEMINOLE
ELECTRIC CO.
si

1 *;ii k A if .

I‘ I,one 1-UAV

O 'M o le n e

k e e p s 't m (*»
good condition

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Phone 48

Xini cannot Inllnvv |lie prm eMS nt maniilui turn
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iug imi Iiiiv. whellier il lie vv.mtl hhliigle.*., tiipimlt.
nr tile.

Sanford Building &amp; Loan Association

CELERY CITY
More Work from Your Mules
H O U SA N D S of mule o w n e rs are not getting the best
work from their mules, or as long « s r r v i c c , because
h" ■•,.
of improper feeding. Most people ligure mules arc just
Naturally hardy onimale and don't require such careful selee’
tion of feed.
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Lumber &amp; Supply Co.

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in know th e repiitalii.n nt llie tltra.**T

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X\ i r . i i e l ' i l l y i n v e s t i g a t e
■.| nik* .mil e v e i v r u n t w e

ifJ

t h e c a m p a t t ie s whi.M*
II c a r r i e s mi r h.n kinc **

lli.il nt t h e mai i i i t . K t u r e r .

X.nt i an ill pend mi tis for liing-litetl. sati'*f'ir,,,rI

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■J*' A balanced ration not only puts mules in better shape for
.'^irorb, but keeps them in better health at leas cost.

XX.*

Dry, taatelesi oats and corn lack variety and arc not easily
. ted. You could get plenty of bulk from n loaf of bread to
your Itomach, but wouldn't you do a lot better work on
ikcooked steak and fresh vegetables?
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Bond-Hill Luml
Company

W. I*, ( arlir. A.m/ i . Mgr.
t

Y j u 'i I, Molly A

x t mi up

at 11th, 12th tniJ

IVIephone 565

some O-Molene today and watch
Tb• good rctulte.
Sold

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11. T. I.i|isrinul», Mgr.

d *™ * *
m , lit', - ! Order
&gt;k,

K V K K Y T IIIN C

i ni me di nt e

demands.

HOLENE1

COllllTKSY - qUALITY - SKItVICK

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wlti ch w»&gt; h a v e u liirc,'

BT1-f v_ j
i i

furnish

w i t h met . il lull,

O-Molcne supplies the variety to keep
1 in good working condition.

,K T ?- J I oV .Because
O-Molene
has
less- waste
and
is
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
v'-vifnore completely digested, you feed much less
, &lt;Pf weight than corn and oats

cun

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by

Bauman Brothers
d ik t u im it o r h

rs

110 North Laiirel A ve.

Phone 763
Phonea 105 ami 106
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meeting o f , ..............
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led common stock from 1,6111),(Kin
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fa ll shares o f $100 par to 5 ,000 ,11(10 il in u ls , In i ’l t i w i i lit* m i ,
shares of no par ami to issue two mi iii i hr if i cal i i .ml Ifiiil \, i ki.a n
uhttres o f now stock for one of old
........
'h
While director a of the United ( lll|1( ,, tim.|u ,
L iro n ,
St at e s .Steel Corporation do not
w.
hold their next y u k rt e r l y meeting
......
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until October, Wall S tr e e t was
IEv l hi I 11*4ki t
0.
flooded with reports that a 10 per
niit|lv .......... pi,ar„.,llv , . I,,
cent stuck dividend would then he
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rallied, despite reports of a falling &gt;(,|| rI,, . . v . i b. i d - i .,11 il,n c
o f f in building construction i n 1
u, the Hag ,.i I i n,. ,
many lurge cities.
ilu.i f l a g wkii I, now
h,u&lt; t h ,
R a n k s called out $ 20 , ODD, 0&lt;*0 in, ,. m h i olilcu-d golden In &gt;■ " I In
I o n s during the morning but call , boosing it.sie.id ,.| Ha- an, m
mr^py was plentiful nruund 4 '/i.
fi,-m ,|* Ic ,1 i h, .l c, . , , . |. d
The uniformly s avorabl e chiligumNo wl n i , ihao
n hi
nctar o f recent domestic trade news ,a,r,mnimn did Hie i -a m an i„
w i n considered responsible for an
have m a ma i m, . ......... i h ac , .
accumulation of buying orders ,,v1 ii (i&lt; .-i 11.&lt;- man t l , u Im v.,
e r the week-*Ml which ci.riied a
' | „ Ilia! n.-&lt; l l aii hl ul .1
,
number of specialties to new lop
„|„( m„ i , . , m | i,I ..i , Iim i
prices.
Among them were Al l ie d, im-l.j-s r , n i.m, m, \ a l , i
Chemical , (ieneral Asphalt, United
are Midcht,-,l i-o a n o l pi, i m,
„
C i g a r S t o re s and Klectne S t o r a g e | ,,f the s,,-n,-- emi.-i.-d in I'. h i
KJv ' B a t t e r y .
on the d.iv of th, hill,.,i po .
B*’ /.
T r a di n g continued
extremel y e r ’s ciilmmatmg
tiioinpli
Ii
», [ quiet through the earl y dealings, was Constant who accompanied
Ral lroud issues were firm hut fail
l lonaparte ,,n p r : o i u a l l v all to
7 ; ed to muke much headway despite, unlitniy campaigns, l i v i n g inn
PV' the outlook for l a r g er earnings
ill camp and mi tin mat, h ., h
“ while oil Mhar&lt;kH marked turn1 prml
s i t w i I Dim in Mu* |*.1 1.$« •
and ii
HI lltg the outcome of the Standard was ('on.-da tit who pat t
[’- P
and ink llm Imfl'Tccni d and tallv
HjW; Oil of Ne w J e r s e y meetii.g today
Prof it-taking held some of the of eiieh day'-- dollig-

:Vv.r, mo»t popular Issues, including Ueni*/V oral Kloctrir, in check.
’■ ■
Foreign
exchanges
opened '
' lllghtly lower, with sterling Frencli j
■ nd Belgian francs ull easir.g off.
?Wv,
NEW YORK. Aug. HI. (Ah
Cotton futures opened sternly: (let
lfL 0 5 ; Dec., IflJKf; J a n u a r y , 1(1.156,

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nml pugeanlry. had t mi taut.
ns you will see when vmi nail
the aeeonipanv mg attn-lc t tin
series ot th, lal, ,d th, l.v,
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census reports ins't published show

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The ex- .............

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SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
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h will pay you to invest,gate Sanford Grove properties
lh,s summer. For either homes,le or investment you
will he showing loresighl.

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I’rcssCvtv will l,c reached hv Geneva Avenue, a tlu.roughlare running east from Sanford Avenue ami diicctlv through Sanford Grove, Situated only seven
miles horn Press C’ilv, and with,,, a few minutes drive
burn the shopping center of Sanford. Sanford Grove is
one of the most rapidly developing residential sections
ol the central par! o] Florida.

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Blull. T he surrounding territory will benefit greatly
Irom this wonder development of the various press assodations of tins and oilier counlrirs.

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Historical Facts Related
By Irvin Cobb A s I f
Had Happened In T h i s D a y

t h i s w e e k , t o he ba s e d
e x p e c t e d dec is , o n
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• a u g h t l„ ....... .
Htnmli.nl (Ml Compiiny of New
" ' a- n lla- day
ol ho g n - d " i
k&gt;
J e r s e y directors to retire the pre
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himself vv ,1 h ail l mpel in &gt;
j.-‘ ! . ferrod ntpek mid incrense the di*
Idond on the eoimnop were dealt. I’" ," l l ", h a ............I In p u d , ft xtriggering blow when only the ......... " " ,U’ ...........
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o r lio n , ,i| III c u d , in p&gt; o n i ,
r e g u l a r common dival.T.d was de ,
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clared mid no action taken toward
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calling the preferred
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The folowing fareil drunkne-m
ntld disorderly charge:*:
L ijm ey Cleveland, bond of $25
~ert ro u te d : Kd. Co rid on, dismissed
**Thrthiir Cnrmlchnel, fined $10: l.im
yon M ontgom ery, bor.d of $10 es
tr e a te d : Annie Lee W alker, fined
ft'.1 $25.
Disposal of eharges of drunk
Hf&gt;: new* w as as follows: Hen Reiialds,!
This - li■- a
&amp;.70 bond of $10 e stre a te d : J. R. Me- w .nkm en v.. i- i
R tf , Fee, f i n d $10.
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Willie Hill was tried on th re e 1 “ ' ■
a e p e ra te ch a rg e s, sentenced to 50 watep -did i -- H"
d a y s in jnil ni. charge of assa u lt,] shiifi i"i i lu nu|
jy
and flnde $50 for carying conceal- 1
t,. ,,t, lv
*' . cd weapons.
Rjt'
P. S a m pson was sentenced (-&gt;1 _ ^
serve 80 days in jail on n charge |
of kssHult. Klijah West wn» fined •
fcfr;
$10 on n sim ilar charge.

oil market

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PI,, m o t l o w o f I h is g r e a t a n d
n i " . no r ,,b le i n r e m o t i y **:ts a n a y o l
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i .- l o i e i n g
! m o rn in g
i n i a i m e i a b h - i h r o n g n|
, ’ ,1 1 , 1. 1. . le * "l ed l . v s p l e n d i d w e n t II
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t h e \* h a r '
and
th e
■. p i a r e s ,
u l n a e .III i i i f l M I t e v a r i e t y o f ' l l
‘ v e i s . o H s h a d be.-n a r r a n g e d
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$ ii V -^ ifi.-fin ti,

record at 16H.
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Vival of uctivity in tlin high priced
lndustrii.lt* with United States
Btcol common touchu.g n new high

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The main price movement, in today's
2
stock market continued upward til ]
f. though an i mr ea si ng Ictidenc.y t o 1
take profits and put out short lilies
^ . WBti noted.
H u y o r orders
d e r s were
Ruy-Vi
H
,',v‘y. “ l,r';ml ''St heavy ^
buying of the mil s which sent]
marly a dozen issues in that group
n tp now peak prices during the
morning being followed by a re-

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t/l’i— A man o r e - accused of the
p. i-riif v nf lii'V.
heeler
liev. V
h hvnrd
Uvttnl W
Wheeler
ll-dl and M1p&gt; hilt amir MiiN was

Il ider were slam, and accused hv Ion at; |&gt;, :n | S, ? ’ ',',lt-t
| i eomptinion. Raymond Schnied
t-i|)„,- \ h',
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M ' lMl I-e . .......... n
t .■ of the doable s lay i n g, wa s sum the mum,
, T tl
a n it.le o f w h i t ' l l h a n g »’ -*:
. -mulled to tell what he s aw wilt") k
( ‘‘"fifr.
, hIpvi .i lam os ; t he l' i H'd dl* ' , |. I i-ept upon tilt t i v s t m g reel oi ndun , v' .
,f'rUttt
si
ec o r a lled ** d I. colonnade
Mr; Mills
I lie deserted
'I' oil I VI ( r.' r'
o r a n ^ - t P*'
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fa rm
lit a t
New
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(Continued from l*u»5«■ I I
Iliaori Irrly r o n d u r t ruses weie
■dirooaeij of m follows;
J... Lewis Jackson, fined $7: Ktl
7(&gt;Lr.jr, $7 fine: W innie Hemlor9 ' ( oil, bond of $10 e s t r e u t e d : Joe
“ jCamphell, fined $10: Mary (iilmnn. |
.e a tr e a te d bond of $10: Kiln Ran•dolph, e stre a te d bond of $10: Ru- 1
•fu s Hicks, dlamisaed: Richmond
Li,wann. Dismissed: Annie Russell
f i n d $60: Steve N orris, dismissed
‘A r t h u r Crosby, fined $15: Mary
l l U W M , - f i n d - $ l 5 : J n p e t Johnson,

YORK,

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Seven In Municipal
Court Today 0 n
jXoitering Charges

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^ ‘( C o n tin u e d from Pune O ne)
tWWJn th e two companies under
f p r 1483,000 and $317,000, neither
•Afthieh the pro p e rty named in the
c o n tr a c t would be sold to the
T e x t i l e C'ilv Corporation for $200.
1.000 on weekly payment!* hut only I
i- th e original $25,000 was paid. It
f la alleged t h a t the la tte r compilin'
then o rg a n ixed the Florida Textile
t ' P r o d u c ts Inc., alao a million do|.
_1T com pany, into whose trem m rv (
,only $760 w as paid for stork,
T h o u g h th e T extile City C orpora
jrtion aubacrihcd to (1(10,1100 worth
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Realty Board Is Prison Camps Of 4
Visited By
Back OfMayo Campaign States
MayoAnd Limiting
Against SmallFarm Sales
T A L L A H A S S E E , F la ., A u g . lfi
— (/P)—S ta te T r e a s u r e r L u n in g ahd
Supe rin te n d e n t of E d u c a tio n Cawthor. returned to d a y from a n in­
spection to u r of the s t a t e prisons
of Alf banin, O klahom a, M aryland,
and Virginia. N a th a n Mayo, c o m ­
j missioner of a g ric u ltu re , did not
rc tu rh with the p a rty .
Mr. Lulling said th e y found th e
prisons a t Kilby, A1h ., and MeAllister, Okla., w ere m o d e m and
thoroughly up to dutc and t h a t in
tho Oklahoma in stitu tio n all of
thu prisoners were engt-geu !n vn
rioiis m a n u fa c tu rin g
industne-s
which they were inform ed b y th e
w arden were proving q u ite pro fjtable to the state a s well as le a r n ­
ing the prisnr.ers tr a d e s which

were valuable to th e m a f te r th e ir
The o th e r prisons visited were
said not to have been quite so v a ­
ried in industries b u t those in
charge of nil prisons were u n a n ­
imous in th e ir s t a te m e n t tliut the
proper solution w as to keep all
the prisoners employed and to e x ­
ercise firmr.ess along with k in d ­
ness, but stre s s in g above- all th a t
the prisoners should be constantly
employed.
The h i p was made to
obtain
ideas fur the construction of a
I new slut, prison for which $2001(&gt;00 has been a p p ro p ria te d .
Mr.
oiid they hud decided to
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iim.lern prison of rein­
i build
forced eiincrclc and as the $!Hll),()OU
was not chough for the e ntire plan,
it wa's intruded to build in units I
' with additions to be made as funds
inn- pm niied
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Several
city
streets being paved.

O R L A N D O , Fla., Auir, 111. _q/p&gt;
thnt the income is large Ailough on
— W hale hi-nrti-d support of the which to live.
F lorida Annm-intion of lien) j.;s _
The statem ent of Commissioner
in \o , endorsed hv the association,
tntp Hoards is to he given the
[ a d it's H r * *
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which aopeared in the Florida reThe D i s e h n R r e O f stand ta k e n by S ta te A gricultural view, published by bureau of im­
Com m issioner
N a tha n
Mayo
yjosley. Tensor ins i-gainst th e ru th le ss prcipngimdn m igration depart hie at of a g r ic u l­
follows?
‘^ rin U -n d e n t
H i i t c h of som e re a lty o p e ra to rs in pro tu re a t I a 11a b a s
Now and then we see an a d ­
motinjr the sale of five and tei.
ac re f a r m s in Florida, according vertisem ent &lt;&gt;f some concern o f f e r ­
to Foul C Meredith, executive sec­ ing for sale to the public" five and
r e ta r y of the
ussik iation.
The ten acre farm s in Florida. These
Envelope
s ta te m e n t of Mr. Meredith follow­ advertisem ents, ns „ rule, se t forth
ed th a t of C. M. Met lure, presi­ our advantages of clim ate and soil
Pash K or l i b e r t y d ent of th e association, who wrot. very cleverly and often lead the
to bijjcve th a t a fiv. acre
Near St. (’loud As C om m issioner Mayo a few days reader
farm in Florida
synonym ous
ago
t
h
a
t
th
e
association
was
d
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with a fortune.
sirous of co-operating with the
Making due njlnwnnees for ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
a g r ic u ltu r a l d e p a rtm e n t in every
ihasskk . f i «-. Aug. t« w ay a n d th a t for fear that certain their justifiable en th u sia sm over
,»f the
our s ta te ’s w inderful seasons and
,f til, party m r.m .im - portions of the com in is si oner's ag ric u ltu ra l possibilities, we feel,
s
t
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te
m
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t
on
five
and
ten
acres
'ini,i the Rv«rnevertheless, th a t some of our
Trarfy
.wiiviT slu lm
lionda as fa rm plots had been misc.m- friends Met unw ittingly going too
" bv ihr f.irt'ior momt
te x t of th e a ta te m e n t be forward
five settlers. We dissent from the
“ A*hU*v M..t.l«*y K«"K. e.l the association. ■«
rm, r|,.
th«- prlmm huidea th a t a five acre fa rm is ade- \
Upon the r e .e ip t of the text on a te for tho new settlor and his
J. W. Mont* lay.
verified by th e commissioner, the family. As a p rn rti.n l ontposition
r.-Milti-d in tho (}i«- association went on record as fost
,«clrv, tin- t.-nsorin*? .-ring th e sta n d taken hv Mr. Mayo we believe the plan, in most eases,
will fail
Put to the test of ex 1
,|rril ) S- •'•i'*
,,f which points out the folly and un
..... ;i.Ilf till- »1Lgg»"i- fa irn e ss of Irving to bring farm ers pci ient-i* extending over a period
of vein we firin k believe th a t any
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here from o th e r sta te s wilh stories
l,
"I i i - bnritmjt of enorm ous profit-; bem-j made on olan which does riot contem olaie
1111 ownei sill p of more than fi vi­
II
filial 111.'' ■1iUHtnl' O. 0- five and ten in re I met s.
ol ten i r e s liv a fum ih will prove I I I I B l I l l l l I H l I M I R I I l M l i K K I O l l d l l l V l H t K l I I l M 1alTIMBB ■
T he com m issioner asset Is (hnt
t"'1' cent of instances a dis ;
n port sai&lt;l:
while th e re ninv he a few long ex tnietive disappointm ent.
We as |
perieiieeij fa rm e rs of (his sta te who sect this hei-ause we doubt that ',
■ . i, ;;p . ill. IInek, O. a re m a k in g large profits, suffi
J, ib.
p rison er,
Jo e eient to su p p o r t a familv, on fivi­ five acres is enough land for c a rry i
Im v o lf. and w e d r o v e t o and ten acre farm s, as a rule the ing on a well balanced p ro g ra m of I
form ing. Unless he bus above the 1
I arriving «»»■«••• at. *;b,,ut im onte from such size farm s will a v e ra g e qualitv of soil and also
1 wbvic- we placed I racy not c a r r y the a v e ra g e family
I „f tinitige cuun- th r o u g h a season. With the five has more capital than the a v e ra g e
se ttle r, we bold that few men cite
and ten acre citrus groves, it is make jt.living, sup p o rt and educale
! night[fallowing m orning Knt- shown tha t at least seven v e n n a family and keep nut of bank
L|y ;tl, «" loft O rlando is reipiired before llie n o p is su- h ru p trv on that small aerenge.
Miami, ai i iving there
1 1 |) :|ii p. in,, w h e re we
Ijracc lit III.' c ounty jail
winy I1"' the night. We
„l(, t., Homestead
at
, jrac v i lainied to have
1SIII o ud,. and on Sun
CIIJCACO. Aug. HI. i/p| Fnl
.tag l. we left Min
lowing the foot -tops of Vincent
l„ Hoim -te.id and illUn hards, Ceorge Lott, Cranston
■the latI‘ r city at about
T A 1.1.A I I ASSKK, Fla., Aug ](•. Holman and oilier world famous
i/l'i—The following a ppointm ents tennis players, Jo h n Doeg of Sun
M„t,.ail Tracy called un
| la Monica, Cal., now w ears
the
Ljtilcy, and a f t e r emifer- have been m ade by tin- governor: crown form erly held by them the
Thus.
C.
Hammond,,
of
T
am
pa,
jhini a few m om ents we
national ju n io r tennis c ham pion­
Iffest Palm Hem'll, w here m e m b e r of the real e sta te nu n ship,
Vhel l" -ce a p a r ty un- mission.
Young Doeg, who comes from a
Fp.m a r r iv a l in
Clyde lla rb c r, of (Mt-ee, entile
Ut-.ich we discovered inspector for pr.-eiucl
No.
17, te n n is-p la y in g family, being Hu­
snu of Violet S u tto n of the fam ous
urtv M-uglit bad removed Volusia county.
Sutton siste rs, ascended to the
pjr |,, ai .laeksonville,
.1. Wr Lindsey and F. V. Outlaw,
Mttup.il&gt; drove on to Or- W ilm ington, N. ('., - p , , ial officers ju n io r throne •yesterday by d e ­
l^-aiii confined T r a c y in for the A tla ntic C i^ rt Line r a i l ­ fe a tin g Juliss Scligsnn of New
York, fi--l, l-tl, K-li, (Lit.
I jail el o r a n g e county. way.
Heikeley Hell of A ustin, T exas,
bW ’.viiig morning, MonA (I. Paul, of W nloiliivn, bond and Ja m e s Quick, Dallas, T exas,
2, ai Hu- re q u e s t of
^k&gt;vi' to a point in tlic tr u s te e s fur Columbia county, to won the ju n io r doubles little over
Kniim-t P are of Chicago, and Itob
Mif la-esburg,
when- succeed himself.
erl Seller, San Francisco, (!.’), fi 7,
S c o t t Mor ri s, of P a l md a!
in
in) t„ tiave some of the
|ii»,I (mm tl.e Coleman ervisor ,f r e g is tr a tio n lor 11 loli- (*-4, a-ll, H I.
MrSalih
Itwty. Imri'sl,
We w o rk ­ i o i u i I v . to -.li coed
TW O I It \ i NS LOLI.IN K
ed the i'-"ol tor a p e r i o d l l o y . - l t , r e s i g n e d .
hour- 1 p
ailed to re
P I
t h a m , 1- . of I l. i l - c ( i r o v e ,
JK itSK V CITY, X.
Aug, Hi
R.vthiirg wli-reiipoii
wi­ illslice of I lie peace for district
ld,
til i.imlo m il a g a in No. 1*. Alm h-ia c o u n t-., t •&gt; . -u ceed
I/Pi Dining tin- rush hour this
iiiiiiiir.t- a loiiiiiuilei's’ t r i m from
fat) is lie eoiinty jail of himself.
L pi ing Valley i-ollided w ith an o u t­
CiUlltV
.1. F la n k S m iu n c v , of l-’.-riiaii
kh,
-a iiig
m orning, dina, inspector of m arks, ami going tra in at tin- E rie te rm in a l
j Aug ', .l■ : :i() a. m. we brand.', dt h o t No.
I,
Na sail (ii-ie. N in e l-in persons were in ­
go iii C anal Point county.
jured.
licrgl.oii-- ,P which place
W. W illiam of I'lviit-'ii .con­
pirr.i-il to have left some sta b le for disfriet No,
Levy
I the i us'ioIv of his wife count y
J Ray Shackelford.
Ur. T hom as U. Vnssiir, of Inike|iiurarmal at ( ’an a l Point larul, m e m be r of t h e s l u t - board
Jatch.toimd th e p a rtie s of medical e x a m i n e r s , to succeed
M Tiai v. a fte r c o n fe rrin g himself.
J u s t read tins if you have a
i a few moments, told us
Ilccurders of inai k -i t,I’d b ra n d s child that is thin and weak, is
wi'.ilil n-ipiire se ve ra l for Pasco count v ; J. A. l-’y lfe , Ihidc timid or backward.
atiiili to prn.hi&lt;-e the City, No.
Here's a good fa ir offer - give
I; C o n g o Jackson.
tin imipon dro v e to Zephyrhills, No. J; U. U. Lamke, the lil-tle one McCoy's Cod Liver
(i- t i n . where we plueetl San Antonio. No. I; U, II. Sm ith, Oil Compound T ablets as d ir e c t­
| ,ail l'i t t la night a n d &lt;&gt;n Z.-jihyrliills, No. '
ed for dll days and if be doesn’t
"mg tiiiinung, W ednesday
gain in weight in ‘•trcuglli ill
|tr retiimii .i to ( 'ulial Point
Many c la im a n ts dem anded a v a l­ kecneo" of mind the druggist who
the ,i.iv with the wife of uable pearl recently discovered in supplied you will
re tu rn
your
i the inaii Shackelford, E n gla nd: the fisherm en who got money.
P"r! In 1 1 , over the bonds the o y ste r from the bed, the f is h ­
McCoy's has helped tens of
m onger who bought it, the meridi­ thousands of
frail,
emaneiated
given a la rg e sealed an t who sold it, and the s e r v a n t children to grow strong and s t a r
»y In- wife which was who finally opened it and found the dy— why won't they help your a il­
hi i"iitain a portion of pearl. The judge aw arded the gem ing little one?
mg ought am i w ith to the m an who finally bought the
You can get lit! McCoy's tablet i
prairi' we left C anal P oint (,y.stei-.
for lid cents at Union Pharmacy
|bid; pi Okeechobee City,
or any
d r u g g is t
anyw here
in
-h p m. and a r r iv in g
A merica and the vitalizing n l a ^
m placed Tt.-u-y in th e prised when I went out anil found mines will help any weak, ii-mi
I att• i In- bad given th e Mr. Hack se a te d alone and a w a i t ­ out man or woman to lu-tlei heullh
IPlip .he i-ovtody of O, It. ing the re tu r n
of J a r m a n
and A sk for MH 'oy's.
I w as uneasy at this and
"hi in In requested not T racy.
! 'mill ihe m uch had been u.-.ked Mr. Hack why he had not
'l mill i he ha lance of t he 1accom panied them and he replied
I'-iv.-ft-d.
1th a t tin-y would only be gone five
o r ten m in u te s and th a t it w as all
rig h t.
,
hursriuy morning, Aug. 5. | " A f t e r w a itin g about 20 o r JO
Lh , hnlii-e City ,-nroute t o m
- in u te s I decided th a t som ething
ul wtii.'li
place we a r- m
| ust la- w ro n g and at a b o u t the
l al"nn
ai p_
a m | Hfte r sa m e tim e Mr. J a r m a n re tu rn e d
w ithout T ra c y and sta te d th a t lie
kicking i hi- p a c k a g e in
bad ta k e n T ra c y into the home of
'•* Mi.Jai'imin
a t the
-hi Im i iff of O ra n g e Mrs. S im m ons anil had pe rm itte d
him to go to tin* bathroom of the
W. 8. PRICE, Mgr.
w;t a g a in placed
N tail for tile n ig h t.house and a f t e r about five m in ­
I'tlowinL- morning, F rid a y , utes he becam e uneasy and upon 710 W. First St. Phone 472-vf
investigation found th a t Frncy bad
h i t &lt;Irlumlo at ab o u t
t' 11 to a point in the jum ped th r o u g h the window of the
l1" 1 'T St. Cloud, w here bathroom ami escaped into a n e a r ­
"'"ill to have left sonic by serub.
lum ber yard
T h a t he had then gone to the
[M
ian nisi,n|y
wa absent
from
"he
„f uiiu
, N. bis
C.
F ’*'■ 1bel ,-iip, m went on back of the bouse and diseovered
A complete line of
r
■"id,I I,,- found and l the tra c k s of T ra c y leading off in­
I lie V t „ confer w ith him to the serub and a little boy bad
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*nicy l lien (old us to . told him th a t he bud seen Tracy Cypress and Pine
We immediately Framing
!k ' " l b e boine o f Blount ru n n in g aw ay.
wde of Blount would drove to KiHsimee and re p o rte d Sheathing
f ''' hi in t h,. bonds s o u g h t th e m a tte r to S h e riff P a lm e r and
,ri[.;l"r arrival buck a t th e w ith him uml two deputies returned Siding
"utit I perm itted him to to th e seem- of th e escape- and Flooring
r ' 11' Mi:-, Blount.
A f te r searched th ro u g h o u t th e nig h t for Ceiling
I? fl‘w “dmttes T r a c y re- True v*
Finish
"U p o n r e tu rn in g to O rlando an
f'-| he ii;is ready to leuve
Mouldings
e
x
a
m
in
a
tio
n
was
made
of
the
puck................ left for St.
a g e delivered to T racy by his wife Lath
F ' lioinl 1 requested Mr. and Shackelford and H was found Brick
'"I1 -it u garage- to un- to contain a q u a n tity of old I&gt;aP»r, Lime
On the fol­
. “ V" in and he did s f)- cancelled checks, etc.
Plaster
.
, *i ....... '' ‘"''Ik* M r, H a c k lowing day, S a tu rd a y Aug.
White Rock Plaster Board
left
Mr.
Ja
r
m
a
n
,
S
h
e
riff
I
aim
er
and asked p e r
1,1 take |-r
and the deputies still e n gaged in a Nails
to see
^MlUlili^ w'io lived th r e e o r search for Tracy while I re tu rn e d
Screen Wire
l away and sta te d t h a t to Ruiford, a rriv in g a t about 4 Builders Hardware .
u,l‘ return by the tim « I
i„e“l|V 1,1 resume th d tr ip , ’^ A t a m eeting of tho Board of Boors
man having ac te d Very 'Commissioners of County I n s t i t u ­ Windows
ttl*J* " 'ut the e n tir e trip, tions it w as agreed t h a t Tracy
Frames and Screens
i
l,l‘'milksion tp do as should have been p e rm itte d to r e ­
M was told t h a t I cover the bonds, lnaa" ^ c h » ? n^ ‘
V ^ y m a very f e w m ln- had previously recovered 131,000

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TS a tliflerence hard to put into words—
but it takes no exp ert to ta ste i t .
Character; natural tobacco character, natu'
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D jiv id l. iiw iv in c , th e W a s h in g to n co rre sp o n d e n t, has been
tVhnl foclx Men Are.
w r itin g some a rtic le s p g :trd in g w h a l he fa lls “ th e th ir d
Rit*C-* In Their Noses.
Might Make I h I&gt;r&lt;nk.
lie p re d icts t h a t th e I tenm erals w ill h a te
till. IM, Sl‘C"llil •Hub* Mm l i i .((•i iu In .g e y ."
. ill !!••• I' •*| mMm 11* m ake g re a t use o f th a t issue betw een mow -nid the HUM
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M r. L a w ren ce seems !*• th in k I h n ii auv o th e r man
U ... Kilt for mtil Mnimitr.' a tin n .
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S o t h e c o u n t r y is i o b e g i n t o look t o r a ' r . ' i l p r o p a g a n d a lc.lt pet lent i ,i Sla.dWI.OOO ii year.
ag a in st th e " th ird te rm " .
L o y a l A m e rii a n s a l e not to be
The heatny • f it i- tha t on tliis
r e m i n d e d t h a t .Mr. ( ' o o l i d g e h a s r e a l l y o n l y In e n e l e c t e d o n c e *r&gt;0 f&gt;.iiiid.ijim plant the ow ners pay
The high court
to t h e o f f i c e h e h o l d s . T h e y a r e t o b e a r o u s e d t o t h e d a n g t r n&lt;&gt; ineiipie I.i&gt;
lin* ileeuh d thilt a stoek d o idend
i f h a v i n g o n e m a n r u n t h e i r a f f a i r s f o r s o m e t h i n g lik e i not lead*, oic.ine. even if it
doe . immediately, p a y .$15.0011.000
elev en e o n s e e u tiv e y e a r s .
In tin* m e a n t i m e , M r L a w r e n c e p o in t- , o u t . t h e H e p u M ; - a leal'.
c a n s a m d o i n g s . , n w s m a r t w o r k w i t h " p r o s p e r i t y . " A &lt;tinx, A | , Al: \.l MI of A tw nr.
t e n t e d , h a p p y n a t i o n |do*s t o l e a v e w ell e n o u g h a l o n e , a n d ‘
prim e. k&lt; i&gt;t on his th ro n e
if f i n a n c i a l i a u d i t i o n s ' a r e a s
good «s lin y
a r e t o d a y o r I»i•• l.y ihe i’.riii-h. '&lt;&gt; help to keep I n ­
t e r . in HUH til*- W a s h i n g t o n
m a n th in k -, t h a t
it w ill t a k e '•'» "mler ih*
'''■;•&gt;*!, ih u m h inm
.i&gt;m&lt; t l i m e m ore* s t a r t l i n g ' h a l t tin* t h i i d - t e i m b o g e y t o **n t !|j( (f, |., t.(t , , ,
(-(,r
t h e K c p llb ll! a n s f r o m of fit e.
I,.."imp, m s.
I'.-iod.
.Mr. L a w n i i i e a l s o e x p l a i n s
t h a t M r ' o o lid g eh a s a t r u m p
'Vat. mom i '-ikeii from
his

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yeppricd a n A tla n ta girl
Although it itfi, In­
‘ ‘ ' K f f f t»ot huttg in her luirtner's*
If while dancing. But news system of liaiiil ignals ,
been received later th a t the llm Aineiiciiti .Auioniohl.
founc mun w as holding h e r by Hun is pot all that i
Imfoot whih, she gave the single I Hi* ngllatim i for adoption iJiouhl
['■ quick stop with the other. Dah In initttragi-d, tu iiiiiii iv beiau , it
l o n g s ' ( G i t . ) Ntigg et
T h a t ’s otic n-presentM a I'm ward -i- p toward
" ) have never heen aide Io do.
uiiilormit v. The ■o i'itnieii
-will
of autulllubih- t i nt t il einplia , ,
.
— - o. Csl l forni a e^ehange carries the till- imiii.rtaiic*- of liainl
iI
f ol l owi ng news Item; " J o IIaitsen. Hint a re uniform
The .•!■ t ■
SlMlker a t u dairy near here, drew togn ds with wiiiiti m iny • u
•Bum th's |Miy hihI nuiu* to town now «L*piippe«l, and wlinh " 1,0 , 1
j ' h s v e a good lime.
In the eve
ill the brakes have help"!
4'Hlng he w e n t hack tu the d n u j and whal tu relieve the i i u v , , . . . |,,,i
ntcred u stall tu milk what he th e lintiil in tuni-v inalan. es .
Dl#tA»d Was* u cow.
He is now tunics tip Mile reliance of mJiint
I Jhdv bospitui pvith two fructiucii ing the i ottr.se of a i n m
am,,
b# and other injuries.
(•'m ud.-* middle, yet its cmploi metil is vm,.
kve told him il wuh u cow’s hu*
fully deficient in inf.n matiou it,.,,
lltd in the Stull.’’ Well, tie wasn’t may prevent ma identi..
|#ntlcman tn jiull u atuut like 1 The hand ia s lin k mil uf tin &lt; ,,
to utdiculo u atop, to indicate
iy u :

' t u r n ed m l o r m e r , a n d teibrii
, t r u t h , lev. als tile - y te.n ot
I nking am! I.laekmailuig t.y
. 1.....1' k ‘ s H u s t e d o f t n ml .

TII K *! AMBLING will .
hecttti-i " I' piofital.li. .i
hi 1 1' gcu.c. pr.iv ni, . lundofficial
Besid*-', tin/ I,,,
i haul "at.I it, lieeailM- p
It H
\j
I t ilde.
And “tiny how,” ,
a v e ra g e (Tout jj, thy; race
Ini n m ill tut dn. , top. to •11*I&gt;« ate "gent lenn n
tire allowed t
"a lin k up," and
,1 infrequently ttu-ir lug, wide
,p*-n gi
bv the t bought I,
d i n e r tn cm joint, tu ht-l|i pay -tatile i-'
pluisi/e a ii-truit (, t tits i ompaiiiuri. why
all,I in*
' !•*• rniirti
Tin- Auieriian \ tit lllli"i,| Ie IISSII have
• little tap gam. 1"
i I- Hun urges t tu ,-e implc hand
'•'gnat
a left 'm o . tin- arm (tori
MEXICO REPORTS 11, it
/.."ta llv .M ended, a
Catholic arch),ish,.p, m ,,,.,
I In* Jinn « \ it n,|i j upv\ai,| al%&gt;ve Itiu, may he nrre-ted
Im•11/ on Ui a t"p, -i -top, at in i"x- g iv in g
an mteivt&lt;w
• * » •• •••Fi
•* •"•"•! •lovvnwai.l l„-li,w
Ii
Mexican c,m ilium s, (■, ,HI
•vv Inui/.imtal.
D is iIo i-onU-ntioi t I). .Issucia- can new spaper.
Hot, i hut if motoi ist -. generally
U nder revolutionary’
Would "le.erve the igi.a’ • .is out- rev o lu tio n a ry m ethod- u,.
lined, it would m d*&lt; •"* salel v and sury, and a lw ays er**p up |t
'■ "id n l . l l t e u l s u t i l e *;l,,|)|
’ raft'*c. n f tho overw helm ing mmil,, ,. ,
' if - "Ill e. th e r e I- I-., Mile pi vent- pow er *,t the ( ’atli.du , hut. (■
•ve foi aeeidetll&gt;. hut tf q worn Moxleo, tlu- present i i i - i it,,,;,
i" 'ble a lw a y s t., foretell w h a t a revolul ion, r a t h e r than a nun.
Do- ot In-1 fellow i- g-.oii:
■in it
religious regulation.
W'.uld umiuestioii.il,K I,
tho
I t .U not the first revolution ;|,
'h . i . i e i of many avoidable ittfi- has ’begutt ut the top, m i|a.
at
'leiils.
o f government.
I

HAND SIGNALS IN MORNING
VI I \ NT A

II tii* II l i n e luunlr'-d ami t w r i
n Ii Id I hat till
il"|
*.r&gt; I n j iv In- 'a itiim . fought Hie plagu*-.
;-"Hie of l belli sluppeil til i*1 la i
m a m mill
vv" i K l"i th ir ty day * at a time m
i a v o n \ • lull- I la- v. ilia all elf If In save file young g la m .
• '"I- dr " o)r*l In i Ii* in Ill .uMltliili In I lie il e of pul-uneil
o b Inl h"*i -. lint m niv oi bait, -|iecial flame t li|-evv el •; r e i e
I ban .Hi I, fig u re . ’.vhell i iui-.f rui teil. • fitile "il w.i' f iiilv
V' vvlltii'iil * nllglitcniii** on: elf* i five; Mv, I linll-ami gnlh-lis of
i"&lt;ial mi.igm.ilmii. i- a h-l j v ;i1 1■ill•* gt ail*-- wen- 11 -i-iI By dig
• i ll'plles (|s,-i| by fat liter ie ; gillg llnlefeet I’eep ill ailvnlii e
ii m cnm iialing n n otisi-t o' ; nf the grassheptier lenile;, my ii I'jii r
&lt;vbe ll a r e
* al ing ' l iil*l. wen- H apped. Fli-lU "in- of
way t n f i s s t liini iUiil'
nt ■ t i l l , ' holes eig 111 i en gill lolls nf
file aiiiiimiiilt.it of
Si
gia--Imeiii'i ; wi te taken a f t e r u
we li’in u frum N at in e m a g part nf the at-mv Itad passed on."
. ion isteil nf:
Sin Ii i - tin- i vpi-li e amt -itch tile
t rem aiel sa c k s nf bran, pitins In which pinn i- pill as a
•iii'ii o nd. tw o Inindi'ed sai i,s I ............................. In failure In run
evdiist, t wn eiirhiuds o f m*.
eive bin! life and f " tc - t glow III.
till cell tbinisaml | mhi1 11i i.- If Hu- g r a s - 'a .p p e r has slain it-;
ar ■*iic. n \ t y
..........and , Hi. b.dt
vve -vd lot •
, »• . * I lain u . Iiuinii I'd*- of t leuisaml .
ilc, Hull-.
fnt.-ll . ! &lt;
b mult • J \ nd Hi d a n Ii it-- tro v e r n- t In
! IX*• f * . •. *
•i i *
. u t : •i it i|iiilU'l
I' Bail •! i
i " ' l .Ii
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I'.n- lc
.o i
i dy i ••in| ■u-i &gt; • . 1.
loll I til
•f I » t ‘» cn|i fi xr i
bitds h.-guti a ri
i .11mu

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R e le rrin g i • tb" i n t i p-tn ol Mr,
tod.l
11 III.' pit ill I**I1 o| two
iv biograpbn
gnot'ing Thi.mft .!••*'
a y e a r ." I . quite
lllieienlly nn . ribbed and i-iidlir
i fer.'iit) m ii a d d r e s s o n t i l e o n e
j mg la-i
nm ung u t l u r •'easens.
liitnill’eil ai ■&lt; 1d t let It a i m iv e r s . i t y la- via■d
A iiieru
m d e iM 'ttd e n e e ,
tin
"T he w rite r " f l In- I *&lt;•' lar:iliioi
S|&gt;llllgfleld Ie p im ltl-.'U I s t l g g e t
I Ii.dependenc and tin- Kevnlu
1I hut t lie | .r * ••* at "may )uu«* he. a ' 1 a-nary guv era
purl ly ii i bi- -" eil by H ie f a c t t b , - ' la.m iv ho made a of V irginia: the
religious I reed*un a
j lie is not an •" l l l n r e r ol . l e f f e l -op I reality in 1 he Hid
Dnininmu; WIt"
and did nut
' b t o p r . i -e
b u n a l - d i -bed p rim o g e n itu re ; vvlm was
W ith o u t
Him ' 'v '
I In ; nil'Hi an nli,dit midst *!o years beft.re G ar
be a s u fla n "
*\|&gt;laii.it mu
io . on; vvltn vva chosen to succeed
evasion of r ti
tp.ii«* i -m in ..nil Keiiiamin
Ftnuklin
a,
Ciutcd
n a ry *n &lt;a i ,
'"it- '-'in ha'dlv
i e*
mini Ie, io |' ranee;
v. In,
acipid Alt i . " I'dl-.e ol III I'l'V ioll.)' • tlu- til' t \ luet i, nil . e rrelalV
Iv marl &lt;&lt;l a
,il p*
,1
- ' ta le and vv I .. vva ■ , i r a i d e d bv
; tisa u sh ip -,
1" "t'ge XVii. b.t «',‘oti as almost n,
"Cc.tsiim nn '
at |,"ilsatde ip that posit m u ; ,vli,,
•pule tin*-, i,..
wa ; v tci pri 'iilent of the I ’nited
Mean i.li i rw
'S tiite s font
its and
president
; is nut in a
• iglil y e a r s ; ■ h" viriually s in g le ­
. Thomas -lei
.handed ni|d*'d Ha* vast Louisiana
*■••11Id &lt;mhiie
,te r r ito r y to th*- l niun: win* found
' of J(l pn-siili
. * d t he I ' ni vet - it of \ irgitita, and
eat) is well - ,i
I w lm also
f.
so (lull,i|e,I
the only politi
" f this "tow,
'il p a tty tliat tuts had a eontinu '
. eati history,"
ii-l.
■us existence for |J.*, yeat s."
1&lt; u n lid g e I'-.r

I. Mu t|; a gitntof. &lt; f v i"b
la n d ahlbl v, named W d hold,
gntll/ed Fa -ale mill wotket .
strike, ai'd bv bis methods, .
inn mb d nal ioiiiiI at lent :&lt;m lit
1.0 I*rI'.llil &gt;■d labor VV"Hid tall
I "nn out law "
Now 'In F.i aa w"■ I i i :i ,
I mi Hi -I
"tu \ merit ail I . &gt;t. i
and \\ "I hot &gt;| learn- vvhit* I
I l"'li - I" pmt" I t -,
He is l hi.
out
I till.' I.s .1 Well Iil-g.illi/. d . I 11 V. i il pit -i I leading, lal".i ’.,l|
:ng. and a. ting m- • ;1 1 •11 1 1 . p|,
I assislatll
I he old d a l are c
W a s h i n g t o n o* a g a i n s w e l t e r i n g
-i" lil'it .'ii ion lo t m a n y a x v n m a n w in , l , e , „ m e s j w In n it w a - all f ig h t, .u.d I­ ip
in heat. But il i o Ti recorded Dial " "
I'*'l" " " . " s a m i s l i a b b y .
Il .|,e g e t s I h e t i n k l e s w .l), t |j f I 11ve eng luce i - wain a I nl .
* i£ IsTaiving ;un o(J* . I. "lie way ! o|Mowing up all I lie h., i-ne • o ,
•
,,,, ()„, pulit n i.in
, t till &gt; . Il Ille llii k les iti'e iloletl o i || t o h e r w i t h u l l i i l , '•s a m i | a i ouml lion e, and &lt;-t i p ,- ,
i g r u m b l i n g , il sh,a l w a y s h e a r i n g t a l k a b o u t ' hactl t title
j in Buffalo
*&gt; U A IF O R D Itl.CF.S
t ' ipital ' avs t,, |;d"if,
s
h
e
i.s
tli
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e
n
Io
m
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k
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a
l
m
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s
t
p
l
l
lilb
ly
.
I A Utt-sh. little i-oiivnl,
and you shall get yuitr n a - a,
, •
iD ttn ’l you cry;
-shitl'e. ' l.ab'.r la-havi .. an.I ,
* -*t. V nu’ll m ake your e..cape
( i l ) S S I I ' IS S O U | o | s m o k e t h a t m u t e s f r o n t t h e t l i r l v it.
Bye ami bye,
l o lin c e o p i p e s o f I h o s e w h o i l if l'n s e il ; t| p ro v e .' n o t h i n g Iml
o
| N’t*.XX \ &lt;&gt;KI\ n e w - p a pi i P"
t
h e liittl I n s t e o f t h e s m o k e r . ^ ( J e o r g e F l i n t .
_
Hanford m -n Imay city
L
| amie/ein. oi
at S a i a i . ga
*72 Monday for e x sn i|d u folly live e
j " pe n euiiiiil.’iig. i*x posei| II, .
a* ' prlt» were tried in municipal . ..n
L E T N t) ( . 1 1
m ;ru i-.Miipi* if ii
mild 111\ f igai n n
*"• i n '&lt;tii letl. N o !"taov
: 11. t
^for in
b a y in g cnntrnhiind lop
| it*t's* it ut I i-i.itsid f ;it i"ii Ik m i Ii I s t a n d Nl
A r l e t g \ .....
Li a mUt h e itnliun
frit ton niurh lieuitv ol pei l m in ­ mean no'lung.
h"W he put down In- hill.
I I&gt; ssp.s S. &lt;i rn nl .
L MPTor. 4T)ct)lii Bni liter. 11 men Its i ag »t p u b lic d u ty
!*l"llat' Ih-I, in one place aft. r an
Pm ttkatiawuNiufc all* efficienl
police
• ot he r.
A pr ofe ssi ona l
g.,
F,X* font*.

Ue lost his tiair while run
&lt;rnifhMnhpi*r. Tri-City News
no's Oust u« handsome as ever

. Inl KN XI.

‘SNTHMING” THOMAS JEFFERSON

\i i
h la
' I - ad-, ‘
Ii
( &gt;al *i is r i ci u e : . si
m ain pl.t
I he gem r.il
| MIt ' ll I.lll •i niiserahly. ha
|ii.i;irilv I tnkriipti-d
the
and. m- t •hiugi-roiis sign, i
B iiic li l.r* m i re | mi t i
drop in t ... ' and ah hoiking. Tli
is ii-; daiu-i. i ..ii . a v nipt,-m a
tellll.e! , ii - ■I
i pat lent
Ii

I District Meeting Of;
jChristian Kn d ea v n r EXPERIENCES OF 1ST TRIP THROUGH
EVERGLADES ARE GIVEN HERE
Will He At Pensacola

King’s Daughters To
Meet Next Monday

Flappers Held A fter Killing
~'—

“Big Bit!
Into State
ra Under Bij£?

A tte ntion is called to the King’s
ll\ I.. ( l l l ’IM II
eaipp, , Mr. S ydney and I missed D a ughters ('Inns of the Methodist
W A SH IN G T O N ^
I’K N S-X rni.A . K la. Xug. Hi
XVe - O in U a i tmmiel lending ' our lu g g a g e for aw hile and fur a t'hureli to the postponement of it»
busineM." th*
1 /t‘l - Tin* di-.li let convent ii :. of | ensterlv. ami as I eould not walk time were very frig h te n e d at the te g u la r business and social meet
A -5:
p re se n t admlnlBt
Monday
j the ' h' i"■•'«" I n d t a v o r S o c ie ty ; without great pain rode in the [th o u g h t of losing them.
That mg which was to have been held j
business nml socinl I " ill open herx Aug. 2 U for n t h r e e - ' t-nuvus boat all day, enjoying it ! night we m a d e a very comfortable tonight « t th e home of Miss Knth^ •
ington, g o o lqboi
L" e 'lg 'iir t|„.
the K in g ’s l&gt;aughterH
D a u g h te r s i!dav
d«v meet, euntm inng through the immensely, and concluding th a t I [camp.
erine B uhrm an. The mis-till wilt 1
A‘ nal ca m pa ign wW&amp; \ \
f i . Sehmd1 Class of th e Meth- following Sunday.
had ni-i begun to enjoy limiting
D uring th e day we had been be held n ext Monday evening at N J
tng now, * "
■u' ,.j,-,,,.,h will lx* held a t the : M emhers nf tin* society from m ito* Kvergindes.
D uring the to n stn n tly on th e outlook for some o'clock at the home of Miss Buhr ,
Oist
way.
p
a
rso
n
a
g
e
at
K
o'eloek,
j
various
points
m
West
and
C
entral
da\ we caiigtd
seven hardshell indication o f land o r nn
Indian man, (518 Magnolia Avenue. All 1
Lthndist
■ ^ |S„ K atherine B u h rm a n as 1 Florida a rc to Ii*- prescnl as dele- turtles, which made a very welcome rump, and late in th e afternoon members a r e asked to tic present. !
I t ’» a c a m p a i g n !
Wi ,ir&lt;&gt; hcatkpiartj
' g a te s , i r.'l thi
e x p e n d itu re o f mot;
local c o m m itte e s n d d iiim , to our scanty fare. Our someone ereuted a g r e a t deal of
lodess.
; have mapped mil a plan of tiusi-'channel now widened out and as- ex, d e m e n t by a n n o u n c in g that an
! i
ed »» a lm o st vit
b e s t K u c tin g \j(
w as
a p p ro a c h in g
from
“ big busine ss”
lo e ss and e n te rta in m e n t th a t w i l l . Mimed the proportions of a river, i Indian
XV'ednrHday
XVe h u rrie d forw ard a n ­
I own in th e n e x t '
voss Marv Stoiiioff will give ta k e up every minute of the s ta y ' a nd We I ell c e r t a i n t hut we bud ahead.
I signs a re t h a t
|,.din i-naeert at th e S a n fo rd High I of scores of delegates th r o u g h ­ come into the Mi a mi &lt;t s ome o t h e r xious to find som eone win* could
Jell us how f a r we w e re from land,
II intent ha s till
s t r e a m f lowing into t h e Atl a nt i c .
! out the three convention days.
luiel Aiiddoniiin at H oclock.
; i hnngc, througkM R il
XX'e had a good c am p that night, and how we eould get there, lun &gt;
T he pro g ra m will open Kritlni
C A N T O N , Ohio, Aug. It!. (/$’*
the c o u n try ip
'e v e n in g with a sung service er.d and enjoyed our su p p e r of hominy found only a hush in the edge of
A s k ithout our|
- a c 'u n g e w]
.
While Jo se p h
Koach, Chicago
Those the -aw g r a s s .
i p ra y e r, followed by an address ami te rra p in immensely.
cannot b u t s tr e n t
XVe now begun to realize that for criminal law yer, w as at work to
[“ \ \ e Welcome Xoil," bv Miss Kvil1 of out- men who had been the most
&lt;iuiti'aiiteel
Kiug for the Junior (' K. Sovietv; .despondent and complaining re- the first tim e w’o w ere becoming ' day p re p a r in g his discovery In the
Notably, theValdez
tuck.
The
(iilticrt Dicker-on. for thc ii»t( .r . 1 gained the ir s p irits and stre n g th . victims nf m ira g e s, from constant ] Mellett m u rd e r case, employment
w
ness' " m ost .
' m ediate I K. Society, and Miss 'am i were ns brave nml well as any looking at' a dead level of saw of - pec in I aids in the investigation
XX'e thought tha t now nil gra*s, and th a t we had lost our ! was being considered.
Tutu It- Kwins, T a m p a ; Ck l ’. 'M a r g a r e t Morgan, for the Senior of us.
"B ig b u s in e s s '*'•
Roach s ta te d that, he had an
• tumid. Jacksonville; A. B. I'ro s- ( ’. K. Sociel \ . Response to the we had to &lt;|o w a s follow the chan idea of p e rpe ndic ula r heigh and
such eniergcncit
As we waded along covered evidence which would con­
' &lt;- ,11 Mateo; II. U. I.ove, Birin- welcome will !&gt;&lt;• made bv Rkynltinil! nel , we, were now in to the const, |d ista n c e .
st rated in m a n y , a ^ 1
f o r e - - is to spend p le n ty
Imrh.ii". Ala.; ttiley M. B arnes. XVickersluim, of Defuaiak
11,1,1 n "u t h e r e Would tie m&gt; mur e almost to ou r a r m pits, la mud and vict several men, but decline to
.inept
th
e
invitation
of
Frosei-utor
I" t he h unt s t h r o u g h the w ater, the hushes ahead now he
G enerally speaking,'1 TIM
I hIic Worth, Louis
&lt;•i sift, t.ouisDr. Ft .day - T h e I 'ta y c r Meet ,'ull,,,K
'
gan to a p p e a r us tre e s, and we i it Mct'lintock th a t all persons
t e rr i bl e saw g r a s s .
trick.
I'll
il1
m
e
will
be
ili-ccu-sed
b
vthe
vaI'llO N K r.-p;
Next day. F r i d a y , April l - t , t h e were i oii.- ta n lly ttiinking that m t h.n mg knowledge of the crime p r e ­
But this time—owe-&lt;
Seminole
(Oil (I
I n o u s pet oil , named mi the fol- cha nnel we had la-en following Inst iti irniit of us th e r e w as ,i Hint sent it to the g ra nd jury .
w
.
&lt;'ttrlirivdle. 111., th re a te n in g outlooks ‘
ul
rir*
l.etni*
liel'l
&lt;
■
jntl
at
l owi ng them*, ; "llolv fit put p*-\v its*-lf in iln- g r a s s a nd we a g a i n Im. si
■e
two
IS
y
e
a
i
"id
.
I he crim inal law yer hud sni.l
lie
ever faced—i t’s previ
*.r a i.ft di ink ? (lending much.
Mi ,ind Mrs. C h a rle s Wochmnr*. life into | he l ' 1 piavei m eeting," had io 11 •111 t h r o u g h it.
'bat political p ressure amt t tie ni
( To lie ( ’iintinued t
\\ r f ound
i« ..ult of Ho- unit'll i ..i c h a rle - .‘-potti. p io p r n 'to r of
al|i-„nsille; M Fo rtn e y , Ja c k so n Kill iiuuid \\ o kei ■hum " W i n we tlow I vet’ .1 II11 III tier nf little , hairnets M is s XVII.I S
I lueiires of various force..- VVeV,1 b.
a vvtiere they w -"- w .lir e . I - "p ill Flullip.-l left t admit-* firing
nllc I.. ( ' Beckham, Jack so n v ille ; o u g h t to work for a l a r g e r me m hardli wide i-imngti for mil- limits
mg l.rmigtlt to h ear to block the
M iW YORK. A ug
It
F'
IF anythin g, th e film
shut tlull kill, it luio. lo li.o .-.ay, while i "Mi Mi Neat ( r ig h t) is held.
Dr II I*. Sm ith and fa m ily, Okee hi I'slllp lit our C K S ocii ty, " M i ; l&gt;ut b etter th a n tin- 'avv
grass. lieb-ii Wills, ipteeu ot Xti'ernan m urder investigation and that the
ilist before C ongress
I
h&lt;
i
•
hmn
T»' .1IM
i.uit&lt; rial w it.
thebec. Mr. nail Mrs. J. A Mat K T hoi na s , ijuiiu \ , " F u e l to kindle I lie fi-li a i *vv hccniue mor e |ili-uti tenuis, prohahly will not defend casi' should tie i-nllMdereil In tt'*prevented th« S.........
enat
t
m i s s i o n a r y f ires, " I( r ep r es e n t a Inl a n d w he n we eoul d r u n t h e m her title in the national champion
grand niry at mice. McClintock at
thens, Mmcoii, 0 u . ; Miss I-. Sheping a resolution Ural1
(Ja.;
Miss
K.
S
h
e
p
'
l
i
v
e
of
t
h
e
Tal
lahassee
societ
y;
mu
e
annoum
ed
a
cha
n
g
e
m
his
into a c o r n e r t h e y would
j u m p ships at F in e st Hills, N Y next
prd. Albany,
expenditures, only
plans and said the case would g&lt;*
worse.
pen!. Al bany; S. •!. S h i ne , C o l u m "Tile s p ir i t h.-.ek of t h e social." wildly s o m e t i m e s go in g into t he wee k.
t: • • Mr. u'*'l Mr s. F. J . l ! o d - ( Wa l la c e P u r d y , F i : . ;a c ol a.
Following h e r
defeat
a* tlu* t&gt;. the gra n d jury which ojh’Us its
boat s.
We killed a l a r g e al ligu
MKAT XI.XUKB
T hey’re
w orse
of
fIty D e t r o i t ; K. (!. B o u n d s a n d |
An a d d r e s s . "Mow (' K. w o r k s in t or . imd n i t off his tail i n te n d i n g hands of Mrs. Molln B. .Mnlh.ii. m session for the consideration
charge in being m
mad#'
• III Sanford A wtfe, J a c k s o n v i l l e ; M r s . J . L. Sot­ my society." will be nimle by J e r r y tn eat it. Imt f i n d i n g so me y o u n g the semi finals of th e New 'l mT other ruses tomorrow.
filibuster’s dellb#
d i s t a n c e State w om en’s .•hump»oiislu|.s at
to leave “ big buaL
I"1' I’lilini-tlii A imii •&lt; ini ksnuvtlle ; ( ’. A. I.aunf, Johnson "f t ’linttatiuiiga, d is tn e t w a t e r t u r k e y s a short
XVhit e I'n Be Appointed
a w a y t h r e w t h e g a t o r a w a y , f ur Rye. N. Y., r.lte wired bet lather.
r.pentl all it w ished
Jmk- mivilte; XV. S. Brinkley, T u m ­ field secretary.
IT H .D M IH 'S, O., Aug. Id t/1*&gt;
Dr ( \ A. Witts. Berkelev
( at.,
election, so as to
j Sat unlay will In- featured l*y entt-® t ins b e t t e r fare.
pa; f | turner.
Fri'seeuloi"
t
.
B.
Met
litltuek.
of
I of the next Con_
vi-iitton singing, folliiwtil bv d e - 1 We reached an island about six asking his advice as to tier nm- S ta r k e county today formally re
, w hatever may b# tb a
vidtenals mi the -utiiect nf "A o ’clock, and found it to he ano th e r tm iia m i' in to u rn a m e n t plav.
M ontezum a
&gt;*r fu tu re ones.
Dr. Wills, who received the te le ­ ipn-sted A ttorney (ietteral * rabliilm/./..nd i mist, tint much h e lle r 1&lt;»
-•plendnl
invest
no
.-.t."
enmliii-led
bv
in. n-tt'c atiiioilincil (*-. tiext venr.
to n|i|inint Ja m e s A. While, I -*tin
Kiwi ii Moore, S a n f o r d ; Mr. and
\T.\X
YORK.
Aug
g
ra
m
before
tie
learned
el
Ins
I
T h a t m ay not h s v * l .
c
am
p
mi
that
th
i1
ottii-r
mic.
We
Delanev of the Crest
S e n a to r F e tsr G. G erry, c h s n
of the 1 \ ‘a I mn.1 1 pnlil u s I w •
y , , 1 1 K. D i cki ns on, West I’atui Rev I
Mai c r s ta te S uperintendent
I Cuniernn’s motive tb .
view Fi eshv terian rtiurcli. All ad 1had a hard time g e ttin g U{&gt; to it, d a u g h te r's failure with Mr
man
of
Hie
D
einorrntlr
liuttonhl
\ntt-Saloon League as a | m-i-m l
Kcjirh. Russell
S t mw, ( J u i t m a n ;
In ftB L j
.In-;- will i.e made l.y Mrs. It. \ and mdi cd laid to leave our bout h.ry, advised th a t she will.draw assistant tn the investigation of . tht- 1ml weatln r sense"
, em iuiltee, de, lares his party will the filibuster.
■“^CTmiC
BIPBIQBI. \V () F l e m i n g ,
( menu;
F.
t-.
ill
nine.
w
asn't.
Nevarth#HM^
-eveial
hundr
ed
yards
I
mill
out
j I mv i , of DiT'uniak, mi "Secret Set'
, oiitiol th«* next se n a te a t its next
\ denmild that th, \
, h&lt;- -laying of Don It. Mellett, at
Vaughan. M i a mi ; Dr. II. D. S t m t n
is in circulation.
j Vire Silt ces
s, S loll.
I I.fltgile be pri.se, llte.I, •
I antnti.
anil ftmiily. O k e e c h o b e e : &lt;! F McSunday
will
close
tin*
eonvefitii
7*1
Ful l Blood. IVdi gr t
The A H om ey General
is in a rtutislnctorv liunibi i ■t
j a c k urnN*, n , pt„ j l alHiin amt wif e, P i t t s b u r g ; I,. F
To Dr. C. H . '
w ith a playlet
in the evening, j
lv
, ,,
,
, Michigan &lt;&gt;n n cam ping trip. His I da te s wen- ill t In |,i ini.n
nothing
so v«ry
IVrk
*.s
.
lae
ks
o
nv
it
l
e
;
F.
J
.
Nn
ii
S t o r k , l or Sale.
’ Hi K. Serund S
I "Tin- reinvi v.'ilimi of ( ‘ K. So 1
a ssista n t imedian-iy s,-t ..ut t*. g.-«
supposedly funny
„p, j.-.-ksonville; B. XV. I l il l nnl .
I.........Cl.
17n I riirl. t i e .
4 i»r. I lx ruin
that
the
R«-pilbb.
ate
w
il
leii'ty". p r e e n t t d tiy the local;
I'llONK KM
I m e om m utinatton with turn by
ra si .tally sees of
Xi-vv ' i m k ; Mrs. Hull, T u m p a ; XV.
at*- rout rot tins veal' nml a de. tat a
mlenvor memh*-rs, fo l­
a c a s ta w a y aallor
F H R T l.A N D , O re . Am*- Hi. */F* &gt;&lt; h-|dt*.ne su the S ta rk e •'"»»»«y lion bv G overnor Smith of New
Ihixlev. T a m p a ; A. II. Iltir,,.'*lowed by a repuit of resolution!
1 UNI KI N, Aug Id - (&gt;?)— Many up by cannibgls.
Ability to apply wiiml. raft train
prosecutor may have the approval York, Hint lie i* not willmi to Weill'
Jiakseiiv ille.
i com m ittee ,-.nd installnlinns.
{ SK A TTI.K ,
(ouuti*-- ir. F.ngland and uf XX'nles
t
disapproval
of
the
appointment
Aug.
Id. wVt
Tie had sueh SB
uf
mg ptohiihlv saved the lit
llimselt with am,the I I f III 11 lf"\
f. Il e a r th ..hocks yeste rd a y .
i
W atch Clerics (iaitn-s, accused id lm Kit* S tro n g , seven-year old s o n . f Mr. White today.
self once and Hi
•rni
»!'V
f
I
o
;
i
e
ru
m
.
were
week
The shocks were particularly pored tu go ba il 1
W ynne,
Miss the m urder of his d a u g h te r Sly via.
Mi-. Alax B riulhury hie; retuir.'.'d j Miss
Gladyei
Three CD a d joining u n r e stric te d lots on Kiinhird t
melds.
lo ll'- v in B irm ingham . T he first a m u s in g —e x c e p t ]
Mi and Mr*, m scheduled I" testify in his own of II XV. S tro n g of Gicc-hiim, 1
[jniim r I urn A tla n ta , (ill., w here Hliitielie Wv.,m
opposite Rose Court ut a real hurgaiii. Kxfi'lli-ni
t
ll'eguli,
.who
was
found
vi'sterihiv
hi. , of th e people III t h a t neigh- cannibals.
R epresentative George It Tink
•hr sfii-iit th r e e w eeks witli te la JC h a rle s Rml.lam nml cliililren and defense today
if his attorney*' ai the Woods till Mount
ra tio n for hitsinc.ss or a p a r tm e n t site.
Hood,
ham, Masnsclin.setts. Rep.d,It* an, 1,,.i li"-„l was tha t an explosion hud
HVes
!
(;.
|
|
.
Cr;
litre**
motored
l*»
Silver
eiiniplcle
cross
exuniiniition
of
Dr. P a r k e r
F our room house itic|iiding garage, garilt-n c
id
where he Imd la*c*n lost f.n three |
dem ands in a leltci to At t«*t !)••;. ..ccuri"d m th e iiininifnetiiriiiK dts- about the Soa
-------—
| S p rin g s Sunday vvtiere they spent H a r r y It. XVurstcr, g a r a g e me davs nml nights.
la rg e lot,
mile o utside o f city limit-, Ka*.lcrn i-\(s.,
iri«t.
In
some
(ilaces
ceilings
und
General
Sni’tfent.
tiui•
l»
i.ul.t.&gt;n
clianic, introduced by tlu* ptus*-cu
any oth e r whjf
Mu- Bobbin C h a p m a n r e tu rn e d th e day
Frice SIOIID.IMI Cash pay m e n t $ ■1)0.00 halnni'C itii.nl
lie disit|ipetireil T hursday a lte r
I XXlishttigloii, that the Aidi-S ilooti walls cracked amt c hurch bells 51 y e a n h s h a s i
tii.n as "a s u r p tis e w itness,” to end a-.oil while fishing with two older
ti„no- Sunday from XVrigbtsville.
liiiini'diutf pi.s -.ssion.
CHICAGO, Aug. III. I/Fi Fltins i la-ague he prosecuted under the i , ng Mi y.v persons rush*’*! to the of the world, and
Mrs. William .XI. lid d in g and ii ten tinv
. session in ivliii Ii a litas-- brothers. S e a rc h in g parties were
i da, when-, stie tins been visiting
sii.-.-ts when they heard the f u r n ­ visit In th is counf
L IST YOCH F R D F H R I Y XXI III
.mall d a u g h te r , Betty, left S u n - 1of c ite u m sta u tia l evidence has la-t ii •rgiinized under tlu* Irnih-i ;lii|. id for the light to he waged prior to , , irrupt lira, tiers act.
|ht't parents.
Claiming Hist Ins er, lestnsi t, ul itu re in tlieii home* c re a k in g und wife a re going
the
full
election
were
being
considday for G tami Rapids, Mich., w here | pri-si-utcd.
forest langi't'S. Ttiey l*» tiled him
I eled today by leaders of the XVom- poliliciit orgain/.atioii has "set mivv the picture:* on the walls when th e ir tip i# ‘(
It.ihi-it C. Tlttiislier left S u iu liy they will spun! a m onth, s to p p in g . 'Tin* *tat* i.-- a tte m p tin g to ptove 'a le ye -te rda v wlien In- iiimwer.-d i -ii ' s C hristian T em perance Union, t n-ide one off ttinin g ie a H s t c o n stt sw inging und tor hours feared to
Tho doctor' la i
7- that Gnilie.* bent ami ■-lloked I"
ilu-ir sh- -a t - R efusing o ile r s of ii („l 1I..-I ill)- s to join his wife win. f iir o u lf holm- vv 1 1 11 relative*tuHotial g u a ra n te e s ,•( Atm-i't* tin j i tu r n Indoors.
Mi
Kll.i
\
Boole,
n
at
ional
X
V
C.
S eventh D a y ’ Ady
t
livelamt,
Ohio.
!
death
Ills
:!J
veal
old
ibtuglilei
i-talii e l.u kie walked two and ii
-'ll I First National Hank Hldyf.
Telephar.il tf vi-itiag h e r p a r e n ts , Mr. and
(' p r e s i de nt , urged t hat l Ilf fieeilolii ami lilu-itv, the e p m a
No s, i ii.iis d a m a g e wu i doin' [of Medical KVshglli
\ limit nils WIt IK-'-ses llllVl- ! I"s| 11led ledf mile to 1he tin r&gt; &gt; ' t a t oui
.Mi- I F. Flake.
••■111 l e p o l t s show III, CIIMtultlCS.
T It'let II Wets lie not (lel'lllll t I'd to tloii of eliin. h and slat*-. Mi. li nk
[ Linda, (Gal.)
SANFORD. FLORIDA
"Fill hot lllingl V he told I lie
M, am| Mi
Jam*- llig g in - ,-t ..........
« ' l h alleged Illlpl op
hull) asks pe-i-eiulioi, &gt;,l tlu league
I ' ma ke a cal paw of 1lie ill V laid
Thu Collegia o i H
will
be
i.inger."I
ate
t
i
m
e
li-|i
and
a Ci t y spent Sunday hen m i ela tio in tu p &lt;&gt;l G am es
Mi ' Kli'/.nlielb &lt;itit n t I vvlm lias H
fm failure I" report p .d u n a t re
| die VVc I .”
Real Estate
In.xun
a r g u e s ill
like ..tht St
nicked some Intckleliei i ie "
a - till- r u e st of tile fol'iuel': mot a |d a u g h te t.
bn:, visiting h e r s is te r Mrs, f l a t
"Defeat llrcniiaii and nil otlu-r eeipts ami e x pendit ut'e--, oi lor
fin*. I’.-vvell for It)*' past immth I I Mis. .XIm y H iggins.
! w e t' m Illinois, ignore Hulls and falsely leportillg th e re Were nolle,
left ‘ uiiility for Imt home .il
and conceit
colleen , ,(aH| ,,f league otl'in-rs fm periurv
| Williams in Missouri ami
eil In medicine, d o t *
S.iufoi*! (lull* e have heen
QlllliMan. (ill.
1 1 1 it1 1- ..ii m aintaining the Missouri j On (!u. „ th e r hand, “ the vv* is anM i M rv Hi Imp a n d Alt '
do for him.
,
•' r..,
she •aul. " K a sle rn ^ sp e lid in g num- money, building
. t.. look for a missing T.impa boy,
| Bom- I i n law
dy (odd. 0 • I el 1 1 1 .... I to I licit
Along come- a ( M i l
I’loy.I
Lane-re,
LI
y
e
a
rs
old,
disstrongei
o
rg
iu
n
/a
t
1
01
1
and
•'plead
wets
are
try
in
g
to
m
ake
a
show
j
i
el
urn
in Tampa mi F r i d a y iiflci a
elm Belli Fow .lt
cures him..
■n i
mg m Illinois and Missouri. G*&gt;v mg more piopuKUiidn Hnui *'Vi" tipp.iiled ft*.lit his hoine ill 1
Sundnv from A limn ■ plea .aid visit lii'lc a ; t he v
Thu cannibals,
ein.,i At Sm ith of New York hns before," in the view ot Wavin' D Florida Avenue, Aug. l-t, 'iccordlng grateful. A t any
:
.here stie ha s tii".'!) visit ing of All. ; r. I Mm. .1. M Walla,
hi*- teceiil cam paign m anager, XX'jp-eler, general nninael *&gt;1 Hi*' to vv, 11 il sent tier*' by his fa th e r, \Y. sense enough n o t 1 ( 1
Is I'll- I'llest of h e r siste r, Alts. I
Gi-otgi- K. Bretiuna, running for Anti Saloon League, tu a AA i-l&gt; F. Luiuorc.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Ogilvie of
(i. Ilia. k.
l-’loyil tins brown hair, is four th e ir doctor. H #&gt;
west i
the senate in Illinois on a liquor ington statem ent.
th e city mart, as welt
Fort Myers announce the Idrtli of j BX Cll XRLKS 1*. STKXVART
i- /
feet and four incites in height, and they've got and
a g ric u ltu re , feels the :i ffectplatform.
’The Dcimu-ralii' national &lt;*u i i
I..in I ( i i a f t of Louisville, Kv.. 11 son Aug. If) nt th e F e tn a ld ' U XSIIINGTON. With th*' fi
uf
medium Weight.
IDs left eye soon somebody all
“
Senator
Reed
is
aiding
and
mil tee tak-.-s Fre.sident
C*«*lt&lt;lg&lt;
he cured by hins. ,
arm . I ui S a n f o r d Suntlay ami *s I .a tig tilon ilospitiil. T he In. by ti.isj nal. though lu-lntcil, mloptioii of
is
crossed.
libelling
the
wets
in
Inown
sta
te
I., ta-k f„ r the *fi.»,iMi*).*Mi» ■ni ■t
Soon a f t e r Secje'-uv of Xgru'itltu en 1111 ihimI C harles Henry Ogilvie.) It,,, mil collar, oil coats and over
it»|,|, mv iit llte X’j.ldex.
Reed himself is so wet and talks
l he Cnileil S ta te s a rm y at Hiie J a r d in e took ..‘lice, a west
Mr*. Ogilv ie will be rem em bered ' , oa
last tins evolved its c o m f o r t a b l e i c m f a r m e r himsell. I had a Dill, so much about it tin- American
MisKtliel
Henry
a
Mi uni Mrs. II. IL Stevens and
uiiifoi'iii as has any a r m y in the w ith him. W estern cg tic u ltn re was people forget Missouri went dry by d r
Mi's KcIm-ci-u S te v e n s m otored t-&gt;
til.lMH) when it adopted Its sta te
and
H
arry
l 'mmi'lly
world.
. sick then. I ttskeil Inin wlmt ol
Alherl
n.'
Oil.uido S unday when- they were
hone dry law.
| be suhln-fs' votivenieitre tiasu t lie said, in e ffect.
Woodruff return* I home Satunlav
tln&gt; gin sts iif friends.
"The
wets
want
a
big
vote
in
(lie
--I*' ei.nsiileration.
in
ii from I leiph-rson vit Ie, N'. been th e
F or m a n y ye a t-. farm e rs went
aft
A met ii-itii lustory. in dictating west and got land. I**r nex &gt;&lt;* middle west which lias been the
,-lu-re
they
spent
several
weeks.
(
’.,
vv
Mr and Mrs. ,\. II. Von H*.y
bulwark of the dry - "
Furnished Homes and Apart inmtH
what the nation's righting men nothing, from the g-vetnm eii;.
hav. ti-Hntied a f t e r a most de j
wi
f
e
required
u*
wear.
Mis.,
Rosa
Gray
*&lt;f
L
aurens,
&gt;
liglitl.il niotor tr ip to W a shington |
Dr and Mrs Herbert II. Mol'us
As th e eountrv • tiled ill', tins
REAL RENTING SERVICE
'True, inii-l wars not only mils
1) I . and o th e r points 1 7 . the At &lt; , is the alt liietive house guest but "Hiel's that We've watched from land g te w m ore amt 1 "*v valuable lin and small sun, J im*. Irlt Monday
of Alts. Alln-rl- Finekney Connelly
Maybe hU t,,r Asheville. N. &lt; . where they
1 nt ii Coast.
Hie 'III*' lin* s have brought modi­ The f:*■liter fa n n e d
at her home oil I’ark Avcitu**.
But he v.us will spend a inonth.
fications in the color anil cut of f a n n in g d id n ’t imv
Mi and Mrs. Jo h n IL MacDeintld
Many nii- g e ttin g rich just the ' »•*in- hern ure
Mr nr;! Mrs. Faul Diggers and
At,-. N orma King McL» tighlin our military laimetd.
nf Detroit, Mich., w ere a m o n g the of New York City, who Inis la-en , other change, however, tuts hern his land was api*rei nu.iig fa ste r son Faul Jr., motored to D aytona
&lt;/.y
tliu11
he
was
losing
iinmcy
on
tus
a n n u l s in tite c ity S unday and visiting tier sun and wife, Mr. and purely a m atter of some new style
Beach Sunday where l hey spent the
crotis.
an- guests ut the Seminole.
Mrs George McLiiuglilir. a t Or- [ of no more real utility th a n th e
I
WITH THE
Now nil this free laud i.* gum*. day.
land,i, arrived here Sunday and t * | hustle had.
New
a r r iv a ls rnu-l Imv it tor w hat
Mi and Mrs. J. A. M a tth e w s of
of
Mrs.
Rob-,
Kdward
Brady,
who
hns
heen
the charm ing guest,
Mai.'ti. (la., a r r iv e d in th e city for
FIG H T IN G m «
nn*', •he it is w orth today ’l b.-n they m ast spending u short time here with
i . r t Newman at her new home in Fhilippines
introduced khaki. I here m ake money on then prodinTs, like his mother, Mr. John
a Imit visit.
1. Brady,
I Rose Court.
m a n u f a c tu r e r s , ,,i iii.vbodv ilse.
were two reasons why.
left Monday for his home in Jack
Make money ft**m wlu»in • r rout
’['he Revolul ioiiiii y musket hud
L. S hepartl tir.d Miss K ‘ (). J. I’ope and M.
&gt;15 5 11&gt; F r s t N a l ’I Bunk llldg.
Smith left
silltville.
.1 ..f Alb; ny. (in., are a m ong |
hut a 100-yard range. Even th e Civil th*' citv man.
orth
Car*,
Suiiiluv morning for
four
-it,,is a r r iv in g in S anford
•ml several XX*ar weapon e a rn e d only
R h o n e 71.1
linn where they will
W a sh in g to n ’s estimate of Mex­ tats rumpus in Mexico a rc neither
tim es that far.
At such distances
Sunday.
weeks.
The essential
protective coloring didn’t count. If ico ja a g re a t deni more nearly here nor there.
was close enough to hit he e x a c t than its size u p of the l -wtin fa il is tha t they lift the tem pera
llertuh-T*.
a
man
Dr II. |). S m ith and fam ily of
Mr. nml Mrs. Cli.rnh
wm
Hi sro, no m a t t e r A m erican republics -outii of the j to re of the Mexican store of high
nkrci holme a rriv e d in th e city f or , Mr and Mrs, Morris Spencer and was r 1 t»sr
But now P a n a m a canal.
explosives
beyond
the
danger
lini,.
.
.
,
.
colors
hr
won*.
an indefinite s ta y and n re sto p p in g ■children m otored to Wildwood what
Mexicans are so different from 1 it.
ra n g e s were much g r e a t e r and the
at tin- Seminole.
Sunday where they were the truest*
soldier hail an object in fading into th e people of the l oiled S ta te s
■ 'b M
of Mrs. 1 'iiut Kedferu.
The neutrul- tha t the la tte r may iml understand
his
background.
Air and Mrs. &lt;L ( ’. MneGiillum \
Imt
at
least
it’s
t i n t e d khaki gave him some chance 1 them very well,
at F ittsh u rg h , Fn., w ere ntnoiig the
on the d r
Mien Blount le ft Monday a f t e r
, -.
.
i realized here (hat Mexico s on
•ait nf sta te a r r iv a ls here S unday [| mum in his c a r f**r XVayncsho.-.,
map, an next door
u»«i uiieighlmr.
e . *•••&gt;
Also,
the
dark
l.hie
of
the
e
a
r
lie
r
,
u
m *^ one
ami arc guesta a t the Montezuma. i(;„ where he will spt :. I a fort •
whose troubles and tribulations
uniform
wits
absorbent
of
the
sun
s
•John
L i g h t w ith his father.
rays, nml, thrri'fon*,
trupicul m e a n som ething on this side of the
Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Dickerson of | Blount.
Rio Grande.
w
a
rfa
re
,
too
hot.
West Palm Bench a rriv e d in S a n ­
C ountries like Bolivia und Paruford Sunday for a short visit.
guuy
can revolt to their h e a rts
XIis R. L. Ferk. little Miss
T H E World W ar found the a r m y
t.roven- in its present olive drab, h u t witli content, and W ashington official­
Lottisc Furilon and Bobbie
Russell Snow o f Q uitm an. Ga„ stein re turne d horn* Monday noon
dom hardly knows a nything is goarrived in th e city for a brief stay
Tent)., where sta n d in g collar and som e w ha t a b ­
lion) Wolf Creek,
breviated skirt- to the emit.
here on business.
„ 11I1II1K collar
_______________
T he’’ United States government
they spent several weeks.
Now a standing
is uncom ­
a
warm
day
and
a
bob|
blithely
undertakes the role of
1(1.ONI) A N D U'lllTK
fortable oil
I P. Perkins und
J . Nicholas
u n ite and
“Home peace-mutter
leace-m aker between
Chile
n . r d r.'il Thompson of Sa ra so ta tailed
coat lack, elegance.
Continuous from 1 p. (r1- to
"ere am ong th e business visitors
Peru g e ts whnt peacemakers g e n ­
took
u
look
The nexve.sl Htyles in hoys’ suits— buiil to stand the wear arid
1........... I " " - , * Z ' Luke of our officers overseas
arriving in th e city Sunday, from „hisk„ 1p a re
11 p. m . --------n ts Mr. ami Mrs- huk u t th e ir British brethren and s u g ­ e ra lly get and still dnesn t know
Jacksonville.
sturdy fabrics in patterns mothers wunt and what boy* like,
w
h
a
t
it
was
all
about.
.
TODAY
i Thompson.
gested th a t they'll like lapel coats,
A United States naval mission
ami longer ones.
U r g e bodies
tailored in durable materials— its gives the hoy a smart a p p e a r i n g
••T H E JOHNSTOW N
W. IL Baxley of T a m p a is spend
goes g a ily down to Rm to build up
Mr and Mrs. Tim Dc hi hay ami
ing u short tim e in H anford a tte n d ­ da u g h te r l-ucile of Daytona Bench move slowly and tho w a r d e p a r t ­ n big fighting fleet for the B r a ­
FLOOD"
prices an* real economy.
m ent only recently approved the
zilians, quite oblivious to th e f a c t
ing io business.
spent Sunday here, with relatives. change, but ultimately it did.
A thrilling epic drsms. with
th a t It’s u mighty dangerous p la y ­
George O’Brien and big cast
*’ S. u. Shine of Colum bus, Gn.,
g for Brazil to have.
Miss Jessie Roux of (h a lt, a r ­
The w estern f a rm e r’s troubles th in
But Mexico is recognized j d a
•Drived here S u n d a y for a sta y of
Cnmedy
more to
city pow der magazine, which would be
rived In S anford
rotlVy Sievcr- m ean u g re
r e u ti deal
neat ■&lt;•«.«
*•• the
u few days a tte n d in g to business.
the gue st of Miss Dorothy
l||tf la tu .r n ahr.es.
"Open House"
The n» joke to have blow up—a ga in.
The w estern fainter, yes
Mr and Mrs. W u r t W. W arner king.
Ml Is nr New*
m
a
som
ew
hat
Priest
re- unstern f a rm e r's
O f course there ure a f e w i n t e r «"d Mr. und Mrs. D. N. Owens
f
o
r
reasons
which
iff ee rr ee nn tt cluss.
class.
S E E T H E WINDOW. »x * I
formed a congenial p a r t y m otoring
M,K? i.omc'siiniluv from Micano- dd iff
badly"off" e sts on this side of the bord.ir
TOMOHKOW
which would hke to *e« a M exi­
"■ ...............
! "py "where
^ " she
3 -!»«•■
. * »" * " . k ^* u l Hut-tho bulk of Amern
c an explosi°n&gt; because th is tim e
th e y believe ihe U nited 8 ta t e s
Iff. ( , i i - u r s unu ■/.
,t|_
I - rdcv&gt;. people tiumesvttie
.•
•
‘‘ w. ". ' , , ™ w k - S l u r . i» * k .
were am onge »thoe uiS"i
a n fo
would have to go ln. s U m p th e e m ­
former it took medicine and the
ber# o u t and make somo s a f e r d is ­
■pending S u n d a y
at
D aytona
John, un io n
. reacted only on western ugriculReach.
position of the
A. f ir s t class c a ta s tr o p h e
,*.
to re , f or better or for

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“ Im vc any means o f e a rn in g m oney I In", feel D ial ih r u n it
w a y th e y can help th e ir husbands is In sa vin g. T h e re fo re ,
dcavor—
‘ » h f o u n d thee my g a rla n d s I the w ife w ho is a m b it mils fo r h e r husband liem m es a nn Me

T H E (J O V E U N M K N T &lt;&gt;F lilt* I it iim i," t |n*n i') c n ip h a tie Pictures of Roll Holly, just elect­ a lly and tr u ly a K " v e n iiib 'iil „ f j | „ . p,.,,p|,..
I’o rm a m i in
ed lUCTetury ol the Sanford Cham- s u b s liiiic p it I'rn jitm ti's tV,,m them .
It s F "'ve rs are g ra n te il
t b e # of Gotime'ice, sluAv him uliuort D.V th e m , and m v to be ex, ivise d dn
r&lt; 1U "it I Item and fo r
(i#v«*jtl of hirsute append
idlmx irords, bald as ail th e ir b e n e fit. - - ( ’ Iiie f .liis tii-e Mar?shall.

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MRS. F R E D S. D A IC E R . S O C I E T Y EDITO R

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Hotel A rrivals

VII \ , I \

licit)

p a r e s e v e r y e x pi rise lit t h e h o m e , " tin e n h im tiis l
, c o n t i n u e s . " S h e s c r i m p s li»e v e r y im a i m e v e a t
S lie elitll
im i t e s e v e r y p l e a s u r e a n d g r a c e o f life .
H e r la l
is a l w a v i
o f m o n e y s h e h a s s a v e d f u r t h e m . T h e y ill l u l l ! , Innk tipnli
• h e r w ith o o n lo m p l.
I'hev m e a - h a n u - d id h e r a p p e a r a n e e
th y soul, when I drive (•* l.&lt; T h e y d m i ’l w a ill t o lie s e e n ollt 1 1 1 pllldli c. it It !1 1 ■i . a n d lo t
n ear it
p a r s i m o n y g e t s on I b e i r i n - r v e s . "
Thee iom i'ino t I .*1*1
tb
I lie H e r a l d c a m m l g i v e s p a c e b e r e t o t h e
n ta u v
para
spirit
B f s f a r from my gru-p, o a I re&lt;* g i a p l i s u s e d in e x p l a i n i n g t h e " r i a k le n i t r s e r . ”
Ib .ro th y
‘ ■ ‘th e s t a r s I mm ib&gt; m onii.mi
l * i \ h a v i n g w a l r h e d l i f e w i t h u n d e i l . m d i n g e y e s , c onclude*.
" to p s he,
•
h a l &lt;i u i m i i i n i . i i n m i a l f o i ' d t o b e a a n k le m i r s e r a t t h e ex
pear), in the depth - of III.
p e a s e o f l o o k i n g d o w d y a n d ill kt itip l. S h e d o e s not i h u i k
sea,
L* F&gt;rohi th e port ionic* I.mg that a w o m a n c a n m i n t ' d t o a \ e n n k h s to b u i l d u p d o lla i - in
would w e a r il.
• lie b.'iulv, u n l e s s s lie a l s o m a n a g e s u m ie lio w | o k e e p b e r s e l l
•
-- K. t'. Stodmao
l o o k i n g id I I'iicl i v e a n d p r o v i d e s I lie l o n t l ' o r t s a l h o m e I h a l
”
—---- o
Coloryrtien's
p i n i n l a g t m a k e s h e r h i i s h a n d a n d e h i l o r e u g . a d to s l a y t h e r e .
o u g h t to grow in l io n
A n d I b i r o l h y H ix k n o w s w h a t s h e is t a l k i n g a l u m t , f o r
BfVlth th « (•ro w e rs t h m
k.
s h e s u m s u p t h e w h o l e tp i e - d i u n w i t h I lie a s s e r t i o n t h a t
•ism
----------.
l l t e lies! w ay is I n " m a k e a b u d g e t a n d d e t id e w h a l v u u c a n
n d e a r , It's got to whet
it
'. .Weak-oiid t h a t doosn i *■,. a l l o r d in - p e n d a l t e r y o u h a v e la id u p it c e r l a i n a n i o i i n l its
.jit one hold-up ami shoot mg a n i n s u r m i e e a g a i n s t I h e m l tire.
T h e n s p .- n d ( lie b a l a n c e
an ford. •
"U g o o d r io t lies a n d g o o d l i m e s . "
‘ I t took som e fast ste p p in g fool
T h i l l " b a l a n c e " s h e s | „ . :tk-, o f , h o w e v t I'. IS P '.s s i b l e III m a n y
tO vacrom plish K rlsbic's feat **f h o llie s only b e c a n - i- s.* n ie b o d v is a " n u k le n u r s e i " o r s n m e
from second on a s a c i i f n .
Inxl.v is il " p i n n y si|M e e /.e r ’’ T h e b u d g e t I ........ M en t u r n s mil
lo b e m e r e l y ii t h e o r y iinti ss, ( ip ' m a n a m i i ii.m jtn a t il,,.« - * s
• --- O------- '" f i c n l e s ta te sales a r e beginning I m'.'i .I &lt;&gt;l a T a m ili
I'll - m e s s i r.a i n e t I t i i i n i l . a n il r e g a f i l
U) pick
pii up. T here is no b e t t e r in I Iioit iii.'ii rim ! I n ,
I,II
-III'' s, | *;iI'tlu*r-11 1 1 • in \\ |||t'!l l l n i e
‘%*jjr
jnuut ja Florida to d a y th a n in in iis l lm a fa n - i|&lt;*
leal I o r a ll I lie a i a h h o b let's.
fiftlilord property.
T ilt' &gt; ri|silit.- I’l'1"
j ,|
: *
it
•
,s "»»•• I b a l j t t s t i r e s a w i n k i n g | , u , | g e l ,
Tho T am pa T im es bad n bnn- A m i it w in - k in g I,
litlilgel i l e |i e i u l s itp o n m l e l l i g i u i t sillily . e a r e sj f d re d and four pages m its .Salur- fill s y s t e m , a in I I
holie.sl el'i'iMl o n 1 a* p a r t ol e v e t'v b o ilv fn iit.'
dayV Issue.
Miniuds like lust w in ­
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te r. ' * 1 ' '
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'I'I ip " n i t kli' i m r s i 'i ” , m r u n l m g
In
Im
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i l l l s w c r s l|lll-s| intis ill mill n V♦•IV | Il I llg ill
nl I'VnlutinM, n r nin.\ b e i n v n l i i l i o n , n |
ln\ ill); w ill- I r v i n g 11
^ T h o u a r t mine, 1 imw1 made thee
h e l p ln*r l i i i s b a i n l g e l a b i 'a t l in tin* u r n hi.
..mlno own;
■■ft R a n c r f o r th wn are mingled for ,
"M i'cim sp few n iiir n e il w n n it'li," D n n d liy l»ix explain-.,

are throw n,
,
fl.tfioiji ylvldest th y lips ami
th y t u n e —
Ut Dio spell thnl alone
old on th y being can so v -r
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Special Aids May He
Employed In Inquiry;
Into Mellett Slaying;

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,u \ | i i : a n \
oi ie. iail ii .a
t
. i i.
I (aU men
■e
' .............Ii * lull,,
-• pi i a.idcd tn Wear
amt " u n m a n ’ in
, I ' ■I *1 g ' till I ilin ml ’'
n I Sulli van me* I he
di . tie u o re ins dre ss
td l t.refi diainnnils ip
il
gnlierl I' 1 1/.H|III
lug diamnml t aig and
rl m Ins u-elli.
I ,.f.
r wears no
might
he r n i
II w dn v•hi ex

I*'c o m all iiid a al i o n s t h e n e x t t u n y e a r a r e t t i l i n g n u t s '
I III c l'e s! m g pol it n a l &lt;p le s t m u, b e t o r e t h e p n p le n I h e I l i l t e d
S t a l e s . ’\ lici e i - t n h e a ■.ill lo t i p n m a o to
t h i n k i n g . A n d w h a t u ill t h e .an - u m h r
t an I !
v o t e r re a llv t h u d , f o r h u n ell ’
11

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4lf lQ N ft KltOM \ lilt XMX
Sd
ou a r t mine, thou hie t gi\&lt; n itiv
RA .
w o rd ;
* -X/loMi clone in my n tn i' thou art
. clln g iu g ;
|i)4 J9 p e ; f o r my enr thou art r ing
in g .
’A Bong which m&gt; s tr a n g e r hath
./,-•» h e a r d ;
t a f a r from me yet., like ii bird,
tffhjiyionl, in some region u i e i u i e d ,
to&lt;nVlt (tf m y stim l circuit is wing
tt $i/nn s
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" " V / p ' L Mn!!:,-’o'lh ' i l l l ' S ' S
. ......... „ M,| ,iH. o n will eompet the
I n I, e.niv'.. o, ki-c-p a w a y from
t tie fell. Old 'lit- Scotch v.- ft • hunt
mi d i i i . alt hough they la k e care
Ilf I he d o r r I'nri •(.
T l i . -tinvv - h i t fmds m in cap
In.
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Social
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e a i d t o pla.\ o n d a n u a r y “ H. w h e n h e i:- p l a n n i n g t o a s k &lt;
g r o s s to m a k e u l l i i l s o m e p e o p l e p r e d i , I m a s b e t h e b l g g e U
e u t in t a x i s s i n c e I lie w a r . S u r p l u s e s . M r. L a w r e n c e sa y -.,
a r e b e i n g p i l e d u p w i t h t h a t i d e a in m i n d .
A nd a stu te
I t e m e e r a t s s e e i n g t h e la v id t h e l a n d a r e a l r e a d y a g i t a t i n g
f o r l a x r e d u c t i o n a n d m a y not p e r m i t M r. ( 'o o l i d g e t&lt;&gt; p o s t ­
p o n e it till t h e -e - ion u l i i i h la - g in in I lei i n i t i e r , l ttl’7
A*
p r e s e n t , i b e o d d s f a v o r a* l i o n e a r l \ m l ! ' 2 S, so t h a t lip*
v o t,
w ill b e l e i m n d e d nl t h e t a x r u t m Ip -ii l l t e v a r e g e l t tig
r e a d v t o .-end d e l e g a t e in inilioii.'d i " i i \ • ill ion. .
A n d w i l d - aU i l n - . e p i . - p a c a ' m n
a t , g o i n g o n to m a le t h i n g - , s a l e I u r ,t i mi l i n o a l i"ii &lt;&gt;I |{«-pot !i&lt;. 1 11 . n l i i u n i - 1r a t i m
t h e I t e m o e r a t s h a v e &lt;&gt;ui\ o n e i.-"ii&gt;'
\l S m ith !
H a r k e d h \ I lie l o g \ e w X oi k d e l e g a t i o n a n d h \ p l'o - 1 M|l|e|
t l i V lilfSK l ’&lt;lit T o i l XV
l a t e 1 1 1 t h e L 'lilo n .
IPS
UKVOTION
" \ n d a n d c o r r u p t I i i i m i h -s , i n t e r e s t s in e v e r;,
Dth (mill, Kill real me not to h nve •\l S m i t h ’s c r o u d l e e | : eei l a i n t h a t lie - n o m i n a t i o n w ill g o
r , ur to. r e tu r n from fidlowing to t h e i r f a v o r i t e .
I In- n e x t I le i n o c i 'a t a n a t i o n a l c o n v e n t ion
; fur w h ith e r limn go.
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a
t
e d " t o n a m e Al S m i t h a s i . e a t i d i d a l e
Will K&lt;&gt;, mill w here tlloil lodge-I.
A nd, a s T h e H erald h as n s k ti a n d a s k e d
*.'•?)!* lo d g e ; th y people -linll he f o r p r e s i d e n t
’tnir people, and lliy tiod mv i.-, l " a g a i n , w h a t will t h a t m e a n in I In- S o u t h ‘

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oilier c o u n try in dev i - mg pi-iv
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I why we should m aintain in &gt;mr
eritiiinul prnccdiite p..p (ices that
1’ eham-ellor ILidteV s;,y
“opposed to the judgment of the
p.'l-L present expert a n lh o ritv and
the lest of the world."

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How linn- *lo c h a n g e 1
Repnl.licniis a re g e ttin g
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w ith

T he subw ays a re In • **rntrig so
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all get seat . New
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cei l m i rimitiul i. mlHe ■
racket is i •pmled only I,v h e r -kill
. Iladlev. eh.ui' eil,, "I AA., n
in raising ""*' * ini a,nal i J*;,,
, univei tty, in St I -,m-,
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now olitain in practica
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people should hv
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FRENCH BULLDOG
PUPS

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Charged With Killing Hoy Lost For Throe
Daughter, MantoTake Days round Sunday |
Stand In Own Behalf

Earth Shocks Felt
In Enghind Sunday

IMans For Fitfht To Be
VVa fted By Te per a nee
Body DebatedAtMeet

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COLULOUGH REALTY ( OMPAJ

ram pa Boy Sought lists
By Sanford Police!,,
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We Are Having

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National P olitics Begin
To WarmUp With Weather;
May Prosecute Dry Body

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In A ttendance

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who is visiting her
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I .akit C i t y — S I l . i I Ik, king
of tho interior «
m
wim-h this y e n r .......111 - •»«*
tis ‘"JUuiiiKKil tudav t h a t u r - ls I*at Ior ward ua bott«r s y mb ol o f
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bhul Um Hume b ow l w h e r e Lhoy l i g h i t,,
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were bswt e M l d e t l to t h e i r school w o r k . j t h o dtmth,
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SAYS FOOD
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Report n Rot**
Discovery Of
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OjM‘n T’lie ir C a m p a ig n

Pressure Is Sli^h
Over The Atlantic
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creased Activity

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Helen Wills Will Not Participate
In Women’s National Championship

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M IN N E A P O L IS , Minn.
An*.
“ How do you do, Mrs. Tatum.
17.— (A’)— Turn .Johnson, confessed Mow lire y o u ? " asked Johnson,
murderer mid stick-up man. dons ami then shook hands with her.
I urn fine." she answered.
riot believe in letting his victimAlt hunch Mrs. Tatum's husband
identify him —-he identifies them.
was tied to a tree after the ro b ­
Joh n so n astonished police
of- bery, Johnson told Mr. Tatum that
fieers who have traveled from on • he had taken pains to see th a t no
i H,.c tjon to another since Johnson harm would come to Mrs. Tatum .
, w,lM brought but k from Sen ttl^ I hen Johnson stepped over to J .
where he cave himself up.
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"Rem em ber when I shoved my
ous holdups here. He not only has Kun a t you and you tried to co t it
led police to spots where lie work i awav from me and I told you to
ed .hut describ'd the robberies m beat it 7 " Nilss,,,, laughed nn.t
detail and has civen the amount of ' they shook hands,
loot in each case
I Tt, the mutineer of a shoe store
Hut police decided to have some I which luul been robbed. Johnson
of tho victims formally identify , said: "Did you g e l your feet wet
Joh n so n .
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ranged late yesterday at the city I Moth laughed as they recalled
.jail and anionc them those culled , the incident. Johnson had tied tho
|was Mrs. Albert Tatum , who he I manager to a large tub of w ater
lobbed at her
home in South I before proceeding with the looting
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were lined up ,
Johnson has confessed th at he
against a wall fatin g tln-ii io I iIm-i I shot and fatally wounded Leonard
Suddenly •lohnsou step .....I down j Krdall, an attorney, during a hold­
and sauntered over to Mrs. Tatum. up here.

MEXICO PLANS
FULL INQUIRY
IN TWO PLOTS

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SANFORI). FLO RID A , T U E SD A Y . AUGUST 17, 1926

Confessed Murderer And
Stick- Up Man Identifies
Several Of His Victims

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CITT’S DEBT IS Canton V ice
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REPORTS SHOWA ccused Of Sla

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Inventigi«lion To Determ ine
If Any Connection Extols
Between Two M ovementsls
Under Way At Mexico City

ISanford’s Semi-AnnualFinanj rial Statement will Aid The
i tjale Of Municipal Bonds In
I September City Heads Say

Estrada Incident Is
Cause Of Excitem ent

City Had $87,830
In Cash On July 31

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Arrested In
Connection
With Capital Conspiracy.

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458,8.10 Not Deemed Part 1
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than
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The o u t -t,Hiding bonds t o t a l •
(i.nipaiii' 'I 'I"' " f f i i''‘'’
( I n Into Effect January I (IcrsliHid tip* p**I11mp
*- wviv spurriuntf |
t riot attorney whila the
l.l'I.OOl.
I
r
e
p
o
i
t
of
jrtaia'i"! 'bt
their hoii’'"- :
'lissmg
church
men who have declared
lining them.
i *" I 1 1 i e - mel d liiiiul *■'
|veil
San fo rd is an "underImill city,”
Manager Of Lncnl Hostelry y I ,sI . •• lion
t reasiires.
have a bullet proof cas^ )
\\ ASIIIN H TO N . Am* 17
&lt;,1*i
.ii,- i.. ' d' "-un d a I'.u
A nib i I). ( laik i v. of the Hotel
It was (al.-il that the Episcopate
him were starin g a t him.
A widespread revision of freight
For Three Years To Leave ot it..- I»indei| *b t a. " a i aii- p i .
vv.iiiM'ii Mere r a p I l l ' l l Lumber Company, declared
had no .•i!'••»mat n*n &lt;&gt;l any *.j&gt;rising
1 w ns nervous and i
On September I To Assume alii*' I "Uil t h e colli * lion **t pi . 1.1 i
Ini,. ,i.r ti.-uIt v when today in a t a l i on building eon |lutes on fertilizer and fertilizer
wns taken before
i materials in the south, was i|e- &gt; having In en attempted ag ain st the
l«S*
a-,
c-siili'lltl
o
r
Heel
m
i
l
l
i
o
n
'
mti ati'l a oosse sur.Management Of Grandview
ditinns at the Rotary &lt; lull m e e t - |aided upon today by the In terstate - religious regulations. It was pointThe shock of tho word* .
iin at • pl aeed III a pei ml fund fur
vi i rdav a fte r led
out
that
l
lacluir
V
•
'iihoritiea
mg a t the Seminole t ale. “There I ( 'ommi rre Commission,
charged with tho m urder.
tin- onviiicnt id i nt e r c d nod t h e re
|returned to their car is not an empty rental house in 1
, hiol unnoiineeil *.n several occasions
R. M ellrtt," was declared
John R. Ucl*oiinhl will give up t i r e m e n l of t h e hmid * at ma t i i r i ' v
Railroads were ordered In put
•the tadiator.
that the littUnde &lt;&gt;f the ehureh was the management of the Moate/.iir.ia
been the caueo o f M aser'e
S a n fo rd ,M In? said.
a c c o r d i n g In M a y o r I orre.-t I : l.e.
the new scale of rates into effect
bandits had been
a peaceful one, and that no upris­ Hotel. Si-pt. I. anil take over the
Until Bernsteon gave
Declaring th at the best index Iiv J a n . I. 15*117.
T h e imhlii idilltv bonds ot
lid ween Aripika
ing against the state was contem ­ lease of the (irandview Hotel ot
the
charge ag ain st him, M .........
to
comma'..ity
growth
is
the
co
i*
_
...
null, it Isi • a r e not dee me d a pa r t ot
Ibcut
miles northThe decision followed a Iwo-year
The recent statem e n t of K ii - : i&gt;. it was announced tmlay.
been kept in Ignorance o f I k * . 5
struetlon of one-fi.inily n sulences j investigation begun by the com plated.
the c i l v ’ bonded
i nde bt e dne s s
Two
Hundred
Delegates
Are
i t’itv
the Episcopate that in (lit
enuse for his a rre a t and data
I'lie Moiile/unia, opernted on the
J the n ff ic iT t h e p o s s e Mr. Clarkson presented figures to mission on its
own motion. It Mexico was ever attacked bydi fo r­ A ircri'iin plan and kiiowa as a They a i e paid i i " u ilie i nc o me ai'.d
For .Meeting In November; in the county ja il o v a m l f l i l \
show
th
at
more
business
houses
r
e
v
e
n
u
e
deri
ved
!'i
&lt;&gt;ni
tile
n
pe
i
u
like trad and found
.....................................
found that in view of the c h a r a c t­ eign power the .Catholics J o f the
.ot.'!." will lie managed by iimi of tlm muni ci pal w a t e r work. '
Expected To Be Present fidont of’ hlmaalf, apf
Iibamlwieil with two j are being constructed per day than eristics of the fertilizer tr a ffic , it country would show their /latriot- f'fan.
r wae reported to luhw
Jk'ew liaveii. Conn., interests, who a n d g a s pl ant.
at
any
time
this
year.
New
Com mil tees Appointed Mazur
{tonic coins on the
was “ reasonably entitled to a rela­ ism by siding with the government, pun haseil the hotel last year, it
well, but as ha wsllrad toil
The
city
had
#K7.
k
:IH
ltd
in
the
hwrtct gave th em ­
"D u rin g the f ir s t six months of tively low basis of rates ”
was recalled.
ernl building h&amp; became m
was said.
The new owners have sinking fund Ju ly
The total
H an s for the entertainm ent of
" K&gt;jt a fight when 15120," he said, “ construction "I
It is said by police offiHuls th at lint arrived .-ini the plans of the " f the special a s - r " ' n u i l bonds,
Southern territory w a s il elo t h o r lt le a hopa
From Mazer,
M ai
2
iM
i
i
l
'l
r
g
a
i
i
s
,
including
sccrotnrresidences progressed at 11'1' r*de M'rihed as by far the largest user in some Catholic homes were found f i l l i n ' management have not been
obtain at
public
utility
bonds
mid
Kinking
le
i
h
c
I
luisiunae
men.
of
the
Flor)
,m said the
men of i,;’.
|„f fcrtilizL-rs.
. ' and one qu
. arter per day. .............................
Out of a total con dynamite and rifle* and aKiYdocu- 4nadf public.
thtt imm«
fund cash n. i 2 .Jo*.K:;ii'if. V T h
ibi \ M. i . A., in St.nford, Nov. Don zif the case.
pkilgc "f the crim e, During August, the rate lias been [sumption in the United Staten df |mentary evidence showing thnt an
Mr. Mai Donald
expressed re
difference" between 1his I'lgtll'
i s an I I'', were made by the loculi
■residents. of ,S a ra - th ree per day.
Mazer was tak en from
■t».*»17.HIIS tons in IfKlft, that section ' uprising had been planned.
g rit that lie is leaving this cilv
total
bonded
indi-btedl
itbi y i'
*i •i
nil ot ibrei'lors .Monday . The t stcen ’i o f f i c e into th e o ffic e of
Ifrv said I hey operat
The number *&gt;f
.. ..
built. In ! used I.220.H07.
Of the soul hern I The police assert Dial uprising" "It is iigaiil-l mi w i—
Ill's that 1 am U&lt;av.
let bundl'd debt of s I
a
isiio ■ uii'eting. held at tile Scin * Mnrshul where Bernateen and
|hoU*e
I'i'Jfi was “Jit at
a tot;.I cost of Isia le s, North l andina arid South |were planned m the stales of Chi ‘■■ai mg San fo rd ." to- sanl
I m in / i n i . j «••••; t.i
. \ * aio. w.i - alli'iided by II &lt;11 others quizzed him.
j told *Ml rent stories. ifNII.rwH. The number eonslriieteil i Carolina led in the amount eon i li ■iit Ii mi. J a i l s ' " , Puebla, Morel" going so far away that
I i a i i ' 1/
\ iioinn i|&lt;ahl v under tin* state * 14
Inc I ih&gt;- men for an up tii Aug. la of (bis y ear is 25*5 Mimed, their total for Dial
A fter his breakdown before
year jam) Mn homan and in Mexico Cilv
"ine back again.
I hope that
! il ii'i
i 11h•v i d t " I l"at bond
1 Inn . . |&lt; *1 1 of Ti i nsurer W. R. direct acrusation o f D iatrkk
light ln'fere the slay
being
'J,Pid.;!7.'i
tons.
and
1
lie
federal
district.
villi lie able to n t nt ii ."
Issue' I** the extent. o| l.i per c ut
nt a total cost of $(il' 2,l iri. accord­
1
.
I
I
*
1
.’
kill, .molding to the
1 •,..... !,J 1.1..&lt;1 1&gt; 1* . Whitiier, Sr., lorney A. E. Bom zteen ,
In I'.rJl the l.ital production w a s !
Secret service operatives alleged
Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald and sm
ing to figures presented.
_
1 * b a n /' an " f tb*' ii11in 111 mg I'omniilt stiffened and stoutly denied
iff icel&gt; lohn. came to Sanford tlm-e year |of it . total te'ses eil viiluatinti.
la,I goo, l o I he coilli7.272,(H
it)
Ions
"
f
which
the
south
Hiut
many
former
army
T h e Chamber of Commerce :s
*•*• M. i . |&gt;»* -.* nil'**1 . ..d approved, knowledge o f tho crime.
I .eague ■ago from l-'ort Valiev, ti l . ivln'i
.iVnumliile
win
_ j -yj;
used
l.dtw.nnu.
a
little
less
1
him
I
have
been
appointed
by
tIn
reci iving inquiries for houses from
. ^ ' ' I ’bv a ai ■nit ill *- a* l a il ii-s of the
twooM ii"! sav where
" I t 's a He, I did not do tt,”
d
O i l cotton ' f " r the I lelense of Religious Lit
lie
had
managed
the
Winona
II
Itnlf
of
iv
Ini'ki
w
a
working men, w ho can at ford I "
1 S.u.t ■■*■1 ^ M &lt; \ " i l l bioad- shouted over and over agaiau'j
erty as " h i r e r - to bead an upri-mg 11,
id \*•;11-— lie 1- an , \j,, -1 i,*ih * ,I
iiMid
pa.s up to about $!it) a month, he alone.
eii' il. it a. i 1nnoiiin i d . A physi­ Studor, an o th er Canton iwif
and
to
become
military
eoiiini.iml
j
),,■(«
.|
mnnag*
r,
and
the
Moiiti'/u
A ! Of a total of oT". plants devoted
said.
The Sanford
Huildir.g
cal dii ei ini " i l l In In ought to Sail- Icuder and alleged accoay
ants in various states.
T h e police 1||U )m,|(1|.
nianag*'inenl
bad
Loan Company reports that the of- [exclusively to the product!...........if declare they have found manifestos
lord In a i t * ' D Wolfe, geiti'ral Mazer in varloua illicit
J|M «-uvliitiU- po-ilimi. Many
In s applications for all the ’ f c r tilizer. 122 were in southern ter
I'cretat 1 , in pioiiniting tins work. ings, was brought befora
saying that a provisional president ' |in,n,j,u.nl Sanford families have
Depai I mental roniniitlccs wer“ cused man. Mazer waa
having more than would be named.
|M,ai|e the ir residein-e at the Monte
120 plants.
1 seven months, he declared.
appin .led by Forrest Lake, who see Studor. He did not tl
President Calles says he was 111- j JEII,llII&gt; including a large number
Manager W. It. Williams
Th ere is an acute shortage of
" I t is beyond deliute," the eoni- formed more than two months ago iwjlo have come to this city recent. I City
(Continued on Pzgd
f„ r Ml. \ *•1110(1. III., today b&gt; p i " - l i e d nt tile meeting as fo l­
houses for negroes, lie said. “ K- missiion said, " th a t agriculture in of the filun of (ieneral Kstraila t** t|v
lie " a s a* * "inpan io " s
ailtolilobile.
I'.iblint loiiiil. II. R. Stevens, K.
A Douglass, who is engaged in the south cannot be conducted suc­ invade Mexico from California.
'j'h4. Mai Dniiabl- look an uclive i d
Mr*. Williams, and they
Li!., \ug. 17. t/l’l th'is class of construct ion," he said, cessfully
..........................
without the use ol Icr- t
. c a r t ‘ m tin- c i t y ’s civi*' and -*,i ial expert to li.- gun*' !"• I 111 •*• Week'. .1 Holt, mi) B F Wlutner, S r .;
I. :i I'tiTan of the .,^us tl||(| |m&gt; th at before his houses |t j|j7t&gt;r .,'n,| agrieiilture has been and i
pin . l i e 1 W R Sm iih, S. R. Ihglilife.
It Will lie the fu -I real 1* al 1**11 i"ii mnl - Pol*' ton; ri ligious, IL '
'J
0|d
" ’«•«*• I
completed, he has deposits from 1j ^ h a h l y still is the ................. .
{
The (Jraiulview I!••(*1 » f F a sti
lin- city manager lias lalo'ii in**'
k-man - In j» with th ree 1K,c r ,„.H f„r the initial payments. |l
r y (lf ,h a t section.
lias 7o rooms, and i- one of 1 In- I,'- .issimied III" i"b •»I ip' l l 1 -illg ( Do It" •. IL ( ,. Fox and G. F. |
I try'
Uv 'hung a quarrel ( "S a n fo rd needs one well located
itv's largest Imleb
The building Sanford's business a f a iis ami i**n ,s ■",iil ; i n ,..,,'" . S &lt;&gt;. t hase^W. M.;
Set, 11 nil,I S 11. Shiultolser; boy 1,
:*,un„ and won. To- r(,ni m,.ri.i„l hotel, the equal or any
vviil be renovated. Mr. Maellonald .11 11*1 loll Work Iht'ei' &gt;' al
ig" lie 1 1 I I'bm In r, .1. tL Sharon and I
rz" »t's’ ges of m u r-i jn 0 r ]„m|„.»
aid.
Tile liolel " d l be operat* *1 ha~ hesitated to leave the illy be
'
N E W YORK, Aug.
aljy Hu
T h e population of the state and
.il tile Amelli'an plan. ,'iik I tile pel * a *iso of the Mist pul,In iinpi'i'.*' I I Bl'boUt
l l i . . r \ Nn hid, a t i loiy grower \T h e Mertopolitan area
with whom
lie city has run ahead of the facili­
u y will appeal I** both * oin inei *m l m* nt program being i n.iin d mil,
let ted counting the cost in
" Us
••mil
f l.il1 'I
o utright, ties to care for the increase. Mr.
III III
C IIIC A tiO ,
Aug.
1 7 — i/Tj- 1 travellers and t•■*1»1 t . In* said
bill tin* iircd "l a i' t iiiad" il 101
1
her
of
the
boitlil
of property dantuge of
tel i ......... .
bill a I kirks*.II said. "N o te the exten
n
*
1
m*i\
Promises g*&gt; for naught when hue
The Montezuma " a
1 enioil* I d p. r .,1 n r that lie lay a lit*- olll'Uil
storm that caused damiffB Mk
,l|i|l"to| .
t" n j iver.
Victor sinus being made at enornioiia
intervenes, even though I lie roll l i d year.
dill n* '­
\ louiity wide pel stock show sides of Manhattan I s l a n d . i t
("I T "hast iu
are costs by railroads, power plants,
tract involved $ 100,000. So Itohii
The city m anager’s heallli ha •
Two nton were killed a a * tw a,
f.,r nil b,,\ and girls of the enmity
hr lii.ilv of the *lhini telephone and public service com
J a m e s Blackburn, (HI, a faring" mir Kryl, noted eoiuposer and *ivvn
not been tile best lately, mnl be
juri'd
by u water-spout
will
be
belli
III
October,
it
was
de­
L * ii'MI il with hul- panics.” be said. “ Also the new of Uhuluota, died at 7 o'clock Mon­ e r of a famous hand, has le a rr.d . |
lilts In-eii taking short trips m the
in from I&lt;ong Island
cided.
Ten years ago the composer, &lt;lr - j | p
buildings for religious, educational day night, following an illness of
hope of recuperating III' -t length.
night over Glen Cora, I
Itihg
Hired
near and other public purposes, and one week.
He had been a resident sirous of musical careers for bis
I luring his absence, the various I S tilti -lie" on the work of the Another man is reported
five
month
period
"
t
this
fiscal
:i thn.lv settled and I l )u, thousands of new homes th at of Chuluota for the last 12 years. two daughters, exacted from eae.i
1I11I i f ' of bis otloc " i l l !"• a-siioi year was pieMeiit&gt;'d. Among the Cottages were wracked,
"f Mariposa county. lin, being constructed."
The body vvus brought to Sanford promise th at she would not marry
i -i I l.y enip|oye.-i of the &lt; it v Hull.
were uprooted, w ire co:
I I |nni&gt;s in coinplished were:
•dial the trio th r e a tSpeaking of family residences as late last night by Miller and Krick- before she was JO. In return. In* • S T . A U G U S T IN E . Fla.. Aug r
lions broken and the road
Tw
enty-three
religious
talks,
t him if he did not [ an investment. Mi. Clarkson said , son. morticians.
It will la- sent In promised each $ 100,00(1 as a re 1 (,Vt Advices from the offlc of
tint Sound is choked with debriaj, .&gt;3
IU
eiiand
girls;
hicfly
to
buys
mm
k
i
m
s
,
i
&gt;
,
'
|
V
i
c
t
i
m
S
a
y
s
I
c
hem to them.
(hat a good bond would yield about I his old home at Falmouth, Ky.. ward.
. nited S ta te s eoiiiinissiom-r \ w.
one wall was blown 0Y#r u d *
te r tu in o u i.t- ; six hikes; fi.thers A stone
F'our
years
Inter, Josephine 1 hadwick, this ..... ruing, were l*» •
’I inv dog. arid they 51 ^ p(,,• , e n t ; one family residence I leaving here at I o'clock Wcdnes/1
him n„
(levs lnrtnla
toppled.
i
mi
l
s.
ns’
banquet;
25
y
ounger
c
1 Lit m*'. so when I f ,,,- whites, approximately 10 per I day afternoon.
Funeral services Kryl, a violinist *&gt;f note, married ih*' e ffe_c t t h a t ‘ five Iih u I men ha*l &lt;
Two racing sloops of the
IlM
’ 1 *' “
’"""g *i|i in my cabin (.,.nt and a house for negroes l '* ( will he conducted Friday under the Paul T ay lo r White, the com poser,.
1 by Federal ol'flciT- 1
lin y.' incci mgs; six sir.im- III ‘ Y* York Yacht Club were caught'
and forfeited h e r $ 100,000. M a r j 11 connection
f/,', with the hi jacking ,
nflt I opened fire ," 1 p(.r cent.
,] direction
___ _____ of the Masonic lodge.
girls uii'i't ing.**; bicycle field day the Npout in Glen Cove harbor
Kryl.
widely
known
as
a
pianist,
r' "It was a case of
— - — —---- — I Mr Blackburn is survived by two
i f the British rum schooner, Hazel 1 » L E A R W A T E R . Fin . Vug. 17. ini-i-i; Boys cam p; Sunday School ono waa cgpatttd. Amld tl
","l i n k. So I let
T W O RKC OK DS IIKOKKN I daughters. Mrs. M. IL Browning a t th at tim e was enjoined by her E. Herman o ff the coast of St.
i/l'i While ii colonel''- nn v emi
ling of the wind and the
——-—
! of Sanford, and Mrs. A. Jacobs of fath er to remember her promise Augustine, last month, when pi I lulled its investigation today n it" picnic.
secured tho water could be
..
The
general
secretary
and
not
to
follow
her
sister’s
e
x
­
ami* one son, “O. K. ,Black.
r K X M O U T B . Knglarid, Aug. l i . Chuluota,
"'
rules hoarded the vessel mid sc
I lie whipping of M. G. Bass by a i decision from a m ajority of boys burglar alaroza «et. pff
'I'f: I KOM
|*KN
|/j&lt;| What were said t .1 he two I,urn of Rushvillc, I 111I.
ample.
\crcly wounded
Captain Dnhlcil ' mol, Finlay flight, and the -ub
il
to give up harmful habits, to at- crossing of wires. .
Now comes Marie, who id m i's liantz and the cook, I .corse Gun
records for swimming by women
s,'tiiii-iit deal Ii " f Ills wile. Bn
re ti ial chinch, to take up a vocation
'■nr
17 t / l'i
More than, 1600,090 ‘
^ J
she
bus
been
engaged
for
a
year
I'* 11 "it and S t a n • were made here yesterday m «[»•'
II i-1•-•I hi- bi In-I llnil li" " 01,11 at the proper age and to bo more done two hour* earllft*,
vay.
to Spiro HadjeKyriasko. a titled
L * r1 .. Florid ■' es- Dock Basin by Kdith Mayne. She
The commissioner
stated this identifv at least one iiiemliei *•! the useful to others as well az them- county, ti.
ju ztj ’
Creek, whom she met in Berlin imriiing thul the five arrests had band.
‘k* 1'in i,'H ilary on covered 8W» yards in US minutes amt
Hudson from ^Iew, l
M'lves
it
was
reported.
last summer.
seconds, and
teen made upon warrants sworn in .
Base, was one of three yvitnessea i
L &gt;11 tlic F ast River. one and one fifth
four houaaa and a
, " R e a lly , i t ’s most romantic, she Ihe face of a mass of serious evi- called yesterday, lie told how he ^ Tallahassee — $200,000 com­ wrecked in RidgfQfl
1,1- tb, t*ars of their 1,000 yards in US minutes anil d
I declared"1 was introduced to (eiicc and that the five men, Leon was awakened late Friday night ‘ munity hotel, under construction and fire department
seconds.
ST. A U G U S T IN E , Aug. 17. t/Pl j him by Prince Joachim Albrecht, Canova, E m m ery Pacctti,’ T ru m an at his home. Iiiindcuffed and blind- here
Police Chief W. H. Munucy of the the
.... composer,
.
. who is a cousin of Pacetti, Ormond I,. Hill and
Ed ■
I, anil taken in an automobile
l_ L i
ill Lewis would he held without hail t o a saw null t h r e e mi l es awny.
St. Augustine police force staged j k x K a iser Wilhelm. We felt
ii single-handed rnid on a local ho- ■love a t once and became engaged •util fu rth er investigations were He wa&gt; t ake n out o f t he e a r . he
said, laid ai m s s a log and whi pp e d
tel hero yesterday afternoon that 1 alm ost us soon.”
.
unde.
,
No
further information
was with a strap. H e sunl lie rout.I
- .................
*- and
Her fa th e r , she says, has given
resulted
in the arrest‘ of' *Mr.
Mrs. ( ’■ I’orrv o f Washington and his consent, but he emphatically forthcoming until the questioning identify o n e o f the me n in t h e
(S the prisoners and other inves­ part yNew York on charges o f their denies th ere will be a fedding.
Kla \ug. 17, -(/Pi deliver titles and collected
first poHBcasion, custody and control &lt;»f
Two other witnesses testified
tigation* could be completed and a
payments from these parties, hut
N E W Y O R K , Aug. 17.— (/F&gt;— in the Jolson fend
I bey had responded to cries for
tefinite statem en t made.
narcotics in the form of opium.
seek 1tig the revocnnever delivered titles.
h“lp nt the Bass home und found A| Jolson, tho comedian, is back by the
Perry was in the act of smoking
iffal estate broker’s 11Marshall is charged with making a pipe of opium when the chief
Mrs. B ush on the verge o f c ol - f r o m Europe with verbal ammuni­ yesberday.iowthn.
■*
*
,h' r' Marshall, and fa lse promises and with being un­ broke in the door It is alleged. The
i (apse. She died several hours a f t ­ tion to refu te gossips not only as to little family,;
worthy
and
incompetent
to
act
as
his own
reported
matrimonial
••Jen- both of Miami,
er her husband returned home
man and his wife are in the coun­
C H E Y E N N E , Wyo., Aug. 17—
II
Y ’ ' *%7- .,
troubles, but those o f Irving B erM •'&gt;' the Florida Real a real estnte broker.
ty jail awaiting word from Brook­
i
Golden, who came
to Florida lyn, N. Y., where they a rc wanted l/l’i—T h e electo rate of the state
son, ,
ni*Mmi vnt), Judge W.
J A C K S O N , Miss., Aug 17— i/l’t
went to the polls today to cast bal­
him whe*J
‘ Bade county and the from New York, is alleged to have on a similar indictment.
— Tens o f thousands of Mississippi !
lots
in
or.e
o
f
the
quietest
primary
not ■trike.
,
'et"i set for Sept. 1 sold lots in a negro
Two opium pipes, three cans of
Democrats today cast their ballots
1 ) 1 6 8 III A l a b a m a , Ellin M ackay Berlin, whose father
.
|opposed the m a n ag e, expects to rnuacU
elections in the history of the polls- Ihm ocraui toiiay ca s t i n t i r naiioi (
of raw opium, one can of
‘ l' &lt;,‘-v* according to n known as St. Benedict l a r k
burned
,l*i'il fr„i„ (he execu- F ellsm erc E state on the west side opium, and opium lamp and a yen Governor Nellie Ross Is unopposed m a prim ary election,
' c . \V. Anderson of Sanford is in reach New York Sept. 1, Jolson laugh, as
to bo chosen include four mem
Jolson
Uic "iiiiniission here of Fellamere and representing that hook were seized from the smok­ for the Democratic nomint turn to
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hers o f the United S la te s hou&lt;* Mont gome r y, Alu., where he w a s I s nya.
the lots were high and dry when ers, police officers state.
succeed h ersejf.
c i r cui t tailed Sunday morning by the illTod ay’s Now York American at Irvin
of represen tatives, .seven
"I
mid death o f his five-year-old i s uy s th a t they are returning so
lu'ni against Marshall, the property was actually covered
court judgea and several county ness
C R O S S E S C H A N N E L AGAIN
th a t thalr flrat-born shall arrive on ing te
Jack
Anderson.
Mr.
Ander1 ijiludelphiu, charges with w ater l " a depth ranging
fata lly w ounded
judges.
Nomination
is c q u lv »- ' son,
him aa; e
. wjim accompanied to Alabama Am erican soli,.
fi*? !l" "I'tiou on -Ifi-f from one to 12 feet and was en­
lent to e l e e tb n .
Political issu
LONDON,
Aug.
17
—
(/I*)—
Louis
" I f all the world loved as much - W h « i ! • U'lhns estates, a sub­ tirely worthless.
H. L. Pace, an uncle of the IltNEW O RLEAN S', Aug. 17— (/P)
seem to he aecondtry factors m by
of
the
aa the Berlin s do, family dlazinsion several* iri«n4*1
According to officials arrested
county, whereby
1 - An uni,l«r-tificd man, believed to Bleriot, who, in J u ly 1U0D. mad”
car. “
the
first
a
ir
flig
h
t
across
tho
ntul divorce would he unknown,
com
mission,
Golden
was
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ce.8,'
pnr8°
n“
l
P°
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IUIs'
survived
by
his
parenU,
,7 a conveyance of the
he from Houston, T e x a s, wae shot
Nl. amj Mr*. C.
W. .Anderson; |the Am erican quotes nn unnamed •ton a
1 “ Payments of $ 4,450 in Miami last May and chargid ami fatally wounded in a gun b a t­ English Channel in a little 25- u larity predominating.
friend arriving from abroad m ly be get
of con- with Obtaining money under fa sc tle with an o fficer nci.r Beverly Imrsepower monoplane, hns Just
I got off.
Okwqhobee $ 10,000 rtew eity ^ X h#l“Jfdr t ^
^ Anderson,
ndeS o S ! * i n i savingHe was placed under Gardens, in Jeffc n jo ft Pariah early crossed th« 'channel ayaln by air,
niako the pay- nretense
•nd lie
but
this
time
ae
a
pazzenger
ta
l»ond
which
he
forfeited
and
left
utuors
of
a
prospective
divorce
rles
Anderson
Jr.
bnving title to
t„dnv. The man died at a hospital
fei e ^ S t.
one brother, d S u I .
'
a 420-honepptgtr air liner.
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th . .ttle .
H i i . t h M f t by of- ahortly afterward.
r. entered
into various
L* PtrtiuH
HOrnnlnra to flcla ls to be in New lo r * .
P*rtu.u ugreoing
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SANFORD CALLED, FREIGHT RATE ON
UNDERBUILT CITY FERTILIZER TO BE
BY A.D.CLARKSON CHANGED BY I.C.C.

M’DONALD QUITS
MONTEZUMA FOR
HOTEL IN

SANFORD Y.M.CJV.
PLANS FOR STATE
GATHERING HERE

mp Veteran
Hfl Wounds 1,oans 11,111lUnl&gt;‘‘
And
[r In Quarrel

W. B. W illiam s, (i t y
,01'Hln 1st
Vacation In J Years

fu*al,&lt;’Ut ,-i(ory*

Freak Storm T akitfli
Two Lives
M etropolitan

Composer F i thd s
Prom isesW orthless;!
Jam es Blackm an, When Love Steps In f
Chuluota Resident,
Passes .On Monday

Five Men Arrested
Connection With
H i-Jacking Of Vessel

Whipping
Ik* Can Identify One
Of Alleged Asailanls

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St. Augru.stine Chief
Nabs Two On Charge
Of Smuggrling Opium

Hoard Seeks Revocation O f
Miami R ealty Brokers’ Licenses

A l Jo lso n , B ack Ftb ih EUrdbt(,
Gossip About M atrim onial

Mrs. Ross Unopposed
In W yoming Prim ary Mississippi Voters
Are Holding Prim ary

Jack Anderson, 5,

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If You ’ve E v e r B o r r o w e d
a

o f Sugar

WHEN you must borrow ;i cup of sugar, or (lie use of the telephone or a little gas for the
car, why do you unhesitatingly appeal to your neighbor?
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(.KOC-KK, telephone company, tillin.iv station would eventually supply your need. Hut to
meet the immediate contingency you call across the back-yard fence. The su g ar —and
its Rood sugar is handed over. That’s service, prompt, efficient, honest. But there’s
a certain somethinR more to that little transaction an indefinable somethin# that can
scarcely be described in the printed word or illustrated in a cataloR. It’s a feeling- of
mutual understanding and reciprocity, as of one who, having lived long among
strangers, returns again to his own people; it’s the same feeling that inspires this, and
our similar messages to you.
It’s the Spirit of Ncighborliness.

•

At l ER all we ie moie than mere merchant and patron. We re neighbors. And if service,
piompt, efficient, honest, is essential to true neighborliness and we believe it is _
that’s the service that we sincerely offer and promise to you.
&gt; v.

THANK. YOU

The Retail M e rch a n ts
OF

S A N F O R D

TIuh Advertisemenl Paid For by the Following Merchants and Business Houses:

The Yow ell Co.
Woodruff and Watson
Lloyd Shoe Co. Inc.
M cKinnon-M arkwood Co.
Gonzalez Grocery Co.
Sanford D rug Co.
Geo. A . Speer and Son
The Outlet
M iller Furniture Co. Inc.
B ond-H ill Lumber Co.
Sie’s Place
H ill Hardware Co.

Edgewood Grocery
Celery City Lum ber &amp; Supply Co.
K ilgore Seed Co.
L. P . M cCuiler
Sanford Feed and Supply Co.
Churchwell’s
B. L. Perkins.
Thrasher and W oodruff
Smith Bros. Inc.
Laney’s Drug Store
Roum illat and Anderson
The Sanford Bank and Trust Co.

M i-Lady’s Shoppe.
W ight Bros. Co.
P ig g ly W iggly
Sanford P aint &amp; W all Paper Co.
Security Lum ber Co.
L d . H iggin s, Inc. Ford D ealer
Seminole Pressery
Seminole Aw ning Shop
The Sanford H erald
The Ball Hardw are Co.
The Seminole County Bank
I he First N ational Bank

�ATTORNEY
FIFTH CIRCUIT

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Going to Market.

Of Duty And Failure
Obey Instruction** Ah
• Result Of Refusal ToProse;&lt; ’’!!! fK te Case Given Ah Reason
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a l l a h a s s e e , f i ».. au*. n .

-R em ov al from
office o f
W h it e h u n t, a ta te ’s pr«*o' attorney f o r circuit five wa*
Seed today by Governor MarT h e removal, effective i mined I- j
1 f o r “ neglect of duty and fail6b e y metructiona,” came an J
'ox Whltehurat'a refuaul to
the caae of George Sci*i t a apecial term of the cirleourt of Hernando county
i f o r Auguat 2.1.
field, form er proaecuting nlo f Gitrua county, wna in
In Ocala, over a year ago
aiettarge of conduct unbecoming
, r W b l t c o fficer and alleged forgery
^grand ju ry certificate.
He
removed
from
office
ami
WUhurat appointed an hia sueScofield then waa nominalfor the legialature and Baked
a trial before the general

In the old days it was necessary for the housewife to go to market with­
out having in mind a definite program of buying w hen she arrived there.
It was a hit and nuss game in which the merchant was forced to display
his wares in many unattractive ways in order to catcli the eye of the shop­
pers.
T o d a y , the great majority of Am erican women have

their

shopping

rijudge Bullock waa diaqualified
luac he waa a witneaa and a

tours mapped oul m advance1.

hange o f venue waa granted, the

_ i e S M g oing to Brookaville in H er­
nando County; At (hi* trial the
f 1 riUte’a atto rn ey objected
to the
ury and nolle proaaed the ease,
ater having .Scofield re-indicted m

I hev sit down in the evening and compile

a list of articles needed from their evening paper.

f

Ocala.

I lore i* t lie f i r t j&gt;n I in .
Another change of venue wna
ranted and the caae went buck to I the Mexican Koilomii..n
rookavillc, only to be prepared on ' thl. ,.H|(lUt| |„
'“r,\ account of illncae of the atate a
I 'at bnl ir i bun )i

B

■ attorney.
In reply to Sco(icld'a demanda
for a trial a apecial term of the

circutt co u rt waa called for Aug.

ii i.' tnli tin
aiini .
alhne

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Building Wreck pel as

St In Homando county nnd White
r*’ Marat wna Instructed by the Gov
antor to prosecute the c a a e but
• &gt; Whitehurst refused, a a y i n g he wi m
going on hla vacation, which re
suited In hia removal.

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They

look for the

best buy in the advertisements. T hey scan every column for bargains and

\11■x n ii i it y a taged by
on l. m i ri lu n g 1hrnwgli
r111ii f w ith I b&lt;’ Itomnn
I 11
I .1 III&lt;iLI |ill bed nil.

the merchant who offers daily values is cashing in.
T h ese women spend the money. T h e y read the advertisements.

I/and Sc tiles 50 Feet

T h e offerings of the merchants of Sanford are many.

T h e y continual­

ly strive to render a service lo the buying public through the medium of
the newspaper.

Canton Vice Leader
B reak s Down When
,, Accused O f Slaying

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(Continued from Page One)
&gt;v - former partner in the nwnerahip
. of. a Canton poolroom was being
detained in the inquiry.
V' ■, v Already n net hna been spread
over th e country for at least ten
tijnltn. against whom (tench declares
TBf.hak positive evidence th at they
.Were, Implicated in the plot to kill
‘ Jffllo tt.
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I hey offer good merchandise at fair prices.

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R ea d Their Advertisements

2 Holdup Suspects
^
Will Be Released
Held.as suspect# i In’Connection
With the holdup qluthft.AflderHon
grocery and the shooting of T H.
Delk, two negro laborers will prob
Ably be released late today, l.ieut,
A. H, Beckwith of the Sanford P o ­
lice Department, snid. The men
are know as "Sam” and "Hill."
The victim of the shooting fniled
to.positively identify the t y o men
Mi" M the bandits when they were A s h ip of land h a l f a block w idi e 1 i Idpi lv and a la It l o r e in ! 11, - heart of tile Miiupiiis iT enn.f
. brought before him this morning, r i v e r fr ont bun, nes s s e c t i on -tmk a" teel a fter tile Mi 1 Ippi I 1\cI tied ao|'ih.,o ,| it lia i This
, ' Lieutenant Beckwith said.
The j pin,In s h o w s wlint i| looked Ilk. aft i I'wm i d N it a e In.it i Ii &lt;■'. h e li'Hu |•
ii. dill upright, while
moil detained have u clean re c o rd , ! al Hie u p p e r ri ght m m i.e . &gt;.
t
lie
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left
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t
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A It was also said.
They are eni- i
ployed by the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad In the construction departmont, and the men’s foreman Bonding Company
K id lo ^ Denies That Two Naval Fliers
j Mid. ha had not known them to do
Sues For $50,00(1
; anything in tho two yours lie has
He May Quit Office
Are Killed In Fall
, «uployed the men that would conJA C K SON VI I.I.K. Klii . Aug 17
item with a holdup,
( H i t \i.it, Aug. I
t/l’i l’w &gt;
1* \ l TI , S M I T H ’S, \ 7 , Vac r.
1/1 'I A praei ipo for summon-. it
grocery wan hold up S a t u r ­
Hi1' 11 c o i g n s plungi'd
to
l ke j|.
1 11 Sei f el a r\ "I : :1Jtft Kt I Irppi.'
day night.
The negro Imudita $,70,11(10 damage notion suit ag nn i
d e a t h t"ila\ will'll 1 be
e npl ane
SC
shot Dfllk as he answered a call for tile Klorula S t a te lligliwav l*e i ‘&gt;'Ih v fl* Mieci a lieu •pii |i» r n jinit lhe\ we n
living
;il»i\e
l ake
5‘
halp from Mrs. Charles A. Ander partuient was filed today in tin th.lt In* tnull ’inirl.ll •1 1 li'M'ip
MII III" in i.e,i r 1be I , real
I ikes ,
■ $on, wife of the grocer, who was United i Sates Itistru t t'oiirt ben
tl'l'leldv j
I hr t|l
I 11, u 11It 11 I ,1 lilt It M|(| Nni . i l I i a Oil ng S t a t i o n
alone In the store.
He was shot by Attorneys reuresehlm g the
dived Pd '• I lie w a t e r .
I'ln dead 1 ■
-4mh i n p i t m».
i mI Mu- 11iti | . r id
w.
’through the finger.
The bandits Mnxsiii l u w t t &gt; lloialing and In f he i i i e t ii 1 \ vi it in 1't i r11•it!
l| 1
^
escaped with about (20 in cash. suralii e ( ninpuuv, a M.is-a.lm .-t I t 411 'lute1* ,i; W 111ri I' i r11 &lt; imp u .i
I n I "i' t .' i' I g.
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&lt; in poral ion
| No lull oI i11111111ia n11 « ; i

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nolle
h 11&gt;11, e*s Mi l [.» fil \ rf &gt;M Mil lit
I'd III t h e p a p e r s filed III tin- . »s&gt;
A permit waa issued today to A. i and c o u r t a l l a e b e s 11 it. 1 no l.nowi
t &lt;1 X . Appleby to remodel a tw o-story I e d g e o f the s u i t ’s basi s
\t lie
fc ’ , frame dwelling on High S t r e e t at j nffii i s of lip- law firm i'diep t ■
|T
an estimated cost of $2,500.
a c t i o n it w a s s l a t e d I but i f
ton
v e i n ’s bead wa s out of t l i c i l ' and
&gt;\
Deland— $ 100,000 new element- I Would not I el u i'll unt i l Sepl eml i el
1 \ M . Ml \ S ' H ; i , Kin . Vug,
I7
ary school to be built, on North I Me a nwl i i t e a slut ellteltl wa- de
•d*'
\ to u . u
I epi le h
wa
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Boston Avenue.
J ('lined.
g r a n t e d by t io(
Vlailm today to
I'la odor .
I 1 1 *•i .
i pi {'in i , i i porn
R fy
‘ III lilt eolll I .-I I at , l \el 1e i oil p I ,
O' l ' ' - n I " ("III ‘.'"II
t"l 01.111
lung III i i
I Ip- l e p r h vc w a . g I a o ' . d in .a
di i In allow K in i i . &gt; pro 'ill In-.
a ppl n ill lun |..) a pardon tn tile

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rhrealeninw Fire
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Thirty-Day Reprieve
Now Under Uontrol'

|______Family of Man Dr, Norris Killed

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SANFORD GROVE
“ A m id Majestic Pines ”

“ONE OF THE GREATEST OF ALL
FLORIDA HIGHWAYS”
G eneva A ve n u e , w hich passes directly through S a n ­
ford G rove, is destined to become one of the most
famous of all thoroughfares on account of its service to
Press C ity and to Sanford.

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Ih e International T ress Foundation development, sev­
en miles east of Sanford Grove will attract the attention

|„.

Kurt Mvers
High le„ a,tl |,„r I
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w||h J ii adept ell.

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6wL{&gt;mf&gt; siillsm'Ssisl!
I.t’..fl;fi-&lt;i;o;o;o;»&gt;;o;o-*" ‘snuffli

of the world. G eneva A venue is the direct route to
this development.
Sanford Grove, a sub-division of high rolling pine land,
is situated on both sides of this highw ay and directly
in the path of Sanford’s growth.
Investigate our properties now.

W rallh really consists in llic number
oi things one is willing to gel along 'fO
without.

C all 249 and let one of our representatives show you
Sanford Grove.

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8eminolw(jjpunlyT!)ank
Sanford. Fla.
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STREN G TH - 8EK V 1C E -

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SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
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K. L. M ILLER, I’ren.
F irst Nntlunul lim it IHdu.

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Initiiil jfuirm
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in I’lillnmn and
llVomhii^tion En»in«.
foil in.il ‘ nnn riil Mo-

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L jpp*r**ntly wen* n*»t
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t)RK. Vug 17. i/Tl
i u|i.'ii.'d leady : Del.
’III,!"; Jan.
1*1.116;
Mm. IT.a.l
I lean s. ,\ug. 17 .— f/p)
Ilurrs opened steady:
flirt. 1*1.:*-’: Jim., Di.ltl;
Mm . 17 :!*l
Aug.
17 Poultry
I firm; prings, :(c a d \ ;
! nr-; fm'D, li l ,^ © * j i
'ti.i-!1; prings, IL] tTD
kr«. is, turkeys, Id ;
i&gt;. Jll,

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.h b o rh p od , d e c i d e vJ q Ttomey t t u F t h l s pteefr, kfntfe It se«tri&lt;K]
to b» open to scttlaraent ngidn.
I t wdg only estimated as Worth
A ir1
CAPE GRIB NEZ, FrttttOe, Aug. n6t!___
$60 to $100 nn acre then, but eve:;!
17—(A*l— Miss Lillian Cannon of flO-hom .
that looked good t 6 Norton.
lie squatted on the 40 acres, b « - ! Baltimore failed this morning In *6' •stronf j that
her first effort to swim the Eng­
tM
IIY C H A R L E S P. S T E W A R T
, anything but overwhelmingly R e - ' gnn clearing it. built himself n '
A sudden storm « weekofraftkV
I'nhlicnn.
shack and applied for a patent.
|lish Channel.
the
W ASH IN G TO N , A uk . 17.— S e n ­
forced her to &lt;iult the water after utes In a room.
\cre hehig eliminated, it will be!
ator Jim Reed'ii slush fund inves­
having
been
swimming
for
two
. or
, .
tigation has progressed fa r enough M' t' I S. Fisher, Republican c a n - 1 The general land office si id no
All thrtw ^hontMft wertl 4
now so that Washington believes 'lidiite fur governor, who is s u r e ! — il had decided to name the place |
ted to me by Alittle,p H
Miss
Cannon
took
to
the
water
he elected, to fill the Pcnnaylvn- J the "H arding Townsito” cut it up
*"
Frank L. Smith stands as little
somewhere noi. long afo,,',
' into city lots ar«il sell it at nuc- here at 12:66 o’clock this morning
chance of being seated ill the up­ mu viicancy hy uppolntinenr.
A yoUftg fellow +4*
and
at 2 o'clock was swimming
turn.
per house of congress, even if he
i'here .trendy js much speculnIng
to his flrl. They # *
fast,
two
miles
out
irthe
chan­
wins the senate light in Illinois, lu n n- in whom Fisher will pick,
Not ton contended that hi* had
nel, •headed toward the
English ' about something
a prior claim.
i as William S. Vine stands if he il .s'.Med mi to make a selection.
exclaimed:
wins in I’eniifylvaniti.
At thftt t,m f thp " pn WM
i The general land office paid no j
"Oh. you are jot*
fi'iilinn
tn
him
It
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Florida' rent estate boom was attention to him. It did divide the
Politicians at the capital, how
"No, dearie,” shfe
Suddenly, about .1:30 o clock, the
ever, are not so sure th at Smith ■ride a iii'iry to the federal gov- tract into city lots and it did storm broke, and with it came ly, "it’s not that,
„
eminent.
!
sell
them
:
t
auction.
will carry Illinois as they are Hint
heavy sens. The experts nn the fume you gave me last
* tf fie inis Were afraid n good deni!
I hie lot, at the big sule in
\ are will carry Pennsylvania.
boat following the swimmer ord­ night.’’
v ildri'.tiiug was going on
nary, brought $11,000. The whole
Sm ith ’s Democratic rival, George
1 r I had anythin|
ered her out o f the wnter. She
is
! Brennan, lias no such enormous
....... kep[ a very sharp . Vc on 1
" T o r n Iill!, f" r snm" " ’ i' ltf m " n (Ifmurred, saying she desired to woman let mjf flc q u a l^
! than $400,000.
Republican majority to overcome that boom
kiA*p going. Finally she whs told I am ‘ ' “
N"ii il ''■..n-pires th at the g o v - j
in the Slicker State as William M.
it would be useles for her to go on. love them &amp;ll( I would,
Norton i\as kicking like every­
Wilson, opposing Vare, will have to ' 1,111,1 .'l ' ■1f took advantage of !
a bottle o f ;dot^bW&gt;e
overcome in order to win in the Die Iniiiei in ell on en tjre Florid., j thing. He was still on the ground
, furiie th at woul
is yet and his presence was an
Keystone
State.
Pennsylvania tnivi!!. lie '• In, ii, according to the
onion hang its head i n :
it at Jacksonville .lei- 1 embarrassment.
Democrats have their hopes, of B'*!'
■I’d give it to her, provided
t Iii■fr
So it was considered best to
...a rse, Imt they're not very hrit&gt; it.
od M,iomc town^st least ]
evict Norton % dne legal form.
liant.
awaj^
•!■ ['•
Pmei c lin g
were
brought Hon. Ed. Walthall,
i
ago an executive nr
l Of court*', everybody tldeiii
c-n Seminole Hudson-F.ssex Go.
SM IT H , then, may escape t lie
a stretch o f govern against him before Ju d g e Jntie
think llko 1 do about
. . • nu lit-, | "..■an frontage near of the federal ju.liciul district " f Sanford, Fla.
limniliatinn ,,f a rejection by the
I Some people llktf to bb
•enate. by being beaten
at the i n out site , f Miami Beach to the Southern Florid; .
*o sweetly and so
Dear Ed:
To the government’s extreme
. nasi gnnnl
polls.
I hope that the fashions will |scented thut when you
■Much Lit,-] it was decided the annoyance Judge Jo n e s bus just 1_(dinrige
___
_______ so that it will no their presence, It
Prospects are extrem ely
poor
sometime
it khoekh
knock* ytrfte
Dial Vary will get out of his dif- •on t gu
i'Ineeded nothing like |decided In Nnrt.uTsfavor, ordering
1j,,tlg»ir1m* stylish for women
to bo bock like sticittng your trim
lirirltics
in a similar
manner.
" much ........ . n in 1*121 another ■him left alone iir.’l holding that he .„(pscented
up with this liigh-powbottle o f househoMhis patent.
Elected, notbing can prevent bis , \. , in lie ni.b i restored -it) ucies .night to have
IM'ople do not have tastes
ered perfume.
. rodent inis from being turned down "I * hi - 11 i ivatu 7, to the public I
— I grant you Ed, that it is better they did, everybody would
but an overwhelmingly Republican
Tain pa
Hillsborough County for a woman to unud! goisl tlinn I ing an Essex Coach,
. mite, and tin- best pnl.lical judg­
n wlm bail a job issues $l,fiUO,IIIHI bunds, f..r new to smell bad, but it is better for ,
Yodrs,
ment is that tin- next one will be
I l.l'b
ht*i to he iH'utral*
not tc» smell lit
M’ity
s.4&gt;i■s of . 11111ii tv lim itfn his$
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u wits III.' first rnil|u tlir..in'll its
jli ijrit1.’ M(-r. bandisl^jVC lilli- "I tilt1 hast
tin ..f ifi'.ni* xti'i'iiglh,
bavin/ iiiflinnii-i'il
jjut retail Ini' mass was
jniit'tl in
\.iluiiu*.
j, j- temlriu-ii-s
were
L out in s.iiiu1 nf tin'
■jrilmtii.il' which luive
Liur.-s "I J'l-i'ciit m a r ­
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PLAYGROUNDS IN ltorah
Plan l’’or Referendum!
WEST ACCKSIBLEj (in Prohibition Law
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lain Inp.nr refer
1 min ni u mi id i,n .In , |i imd as "1 he
min 1 ni'ij'irinI [i |i .lm limn nv,-r sub 1

Many Ht'iiches AllraiT
Crtiwds (If Tmirisls While Out t '•* I III I l . e III l m , n f j i n b t i c . - . "
'I’ll ret' Nitl I until I ’t u K s \ !s(* Mi S.'iiali i William K. Unrah, in an
Ik’rltnn Tit SuminprVisitors midi.
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Aug 17
in (l.-lnml.d llm Eoriit 1-1111 ii amend ^
llkis1 ( lose D|&gt;eldng
tilt1111 ui a !na - Hunting pnn-nr.-.1 '■
SAN F R A N C IS * 1 1. \,ig.
l,
|rrdit&gt; V'ar Ago I'odav
mini-I i-i'iiil ass'oeia
l/l’l
T
h
e
playground
nf
t
h&lt;
l\i
t
r
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v ifir Cnasl legion limn ibn * 'atm j 1|l,n
1.67 11 l.lfl-v, dillll line to the Mi-xn an I
Il r. : ' NYork purposes In deler
l*i**rs 1.46
are acci ssibb to tile Inoi I I bi lini II !
"'ha* is intoxicating liipmr
railw ays and paved mail-, 'which 1 i,,M|
tl**s way we have IK differ
link (lie western term
nf Ira n *‘nt t-Dir'dafd-. anil l.mds of liquor
contim-iital railro:.d.s and lm- liwa.i
111 ,,M' Cnited S l a t e s . ” the senator
aid.
Each o f the coast (;il
agn I m bm itle.l an
multitude of benches and I.
ii I "A f.-vv day ago
in w.-r In a letter written by Cle
hotels, il.: scores id inland In
I received a teleits moiuitaiii hostelries, and m llm I nn ini aii and
south are the latest entries in Mm Igrain 111on a New York man ask
lists ..r r, sorts enter ..g to li-itm |ing me why I did not go In France
j In tin,I nut u hat the French want
- Inii lscap.-il d. sci t on
.
[ ed.
(Ill I lie ip), still!) of tile refer
National Parks
! on,him 1 might a-k the people of
il’J 1,
I fi J'-k
#Three principal iuitn.nal parks ; N
N.mw *Y*»fc« ,ty go In I lie l!n|ted
I.U4
are Hninfnr in \Vasliingr..n, C i o t c - l S t fitr-s (•&gt; find nut ivhal they want."
1 Lake

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I &lt; a Ii l m nia.
its ;,
t toe nf I lit . 'll- t na 1111 u: 11 pail.
II -a
16.1*11
is t lint nbnlit
I .a in
I '.- k. Hi
northern * alif- &gt;riiui, tiie only ac
t ive vuli a
in coni iiienta I I mti-d
IKK)
Ftates.
IK 16
The -,n in m.-r pi 1 . g 1 u in.} . in I lie J*
molt ii t a . u m i
(&gt;. 1 . , ;i g rt at af eo
ic appeal.
I*e . ipiabl. tempera
11.17
t lire Ilf I lie 1-1 a 1 f I'm il
relief
from the In-at which .1. s e n d s upmi
WiVilJ.K, Aug. 17- (A1) the inland valley .
I* iml igmtatiims mi
M.nmtaiu R etreats
f'v*ile unit ket tmlay as
The visitor to U a limv.l.m is i'llthe l-'lmida S t a t e allied tn gu fi'nm hi hotel in Ta
|Buri-!tii Supplies of all coma or S e a ttle tu * lie lug lindel
H(. 1aides lig h i ; lie ■ tv at the top nf Mnmil Rainier
$*"1. ■; market i.imut 1 III llis own ear m in an aotnlnnbiie
stage over a road which curves
tu hni|n , fancy, Ken- along the top " f tree clad preci­
tii-f t at Iin 1.6(1.
pices. North and snath from Rain'
|L Mil ,-its f a n c y , ] . 60
icr stretch the C m a-ml.-s, e.ineeting
in an alm ost uiilind.iii mnuntuia
H'N I:'*o"11 fancy, 1.761(6
, range with tile S ierra Nevada "1
:. irtheni and ce n tial Cnliforiiia and
"'ft ■11 fancy, 1.60nn Die Sierra Mad re ill I tn- -mith.
Rivalling lieMra.l'uii &lt;d III.
'InViand f,
fancy
luolllltllile: are the bea.-ln and 1
m L INfertile whiles lands, nT the long cuitsl line.
Coast of Itearhes
*r 'l"»*n, l |c.
Pllget Sound’s wooded i-les and 1
-Lig.
17.
|/p)
inlets cut oft fiom Die nuiinliiml \
in.. My •(ea.ly; few the Olympic ()i'iir..sula. whose lot 1
I'1 Inni -1 ; top
1066; i st. covered moiinL.'iin const it i l l .
!lN w.I average up to the largest expanse nl ii ig jii tun [
- 1*1 to j i o
pound her left -ill tin eoiml^y, D i e g o n s J
Pw
I!Ilia; early bulk beaches meet tlm-e id &lt; aliforma 1
turn tn |i)g,()j practi- which nit reh away t " Du- smith,,
r k*-t mi slaughter pigs; jiast. San Fraiieiscn and Mi.iiten-v 1
' h,H Min to 1270; mo- hays, past ('atalir.a island off L*.s
l ll;,1::l6, lights 1260 to Angeles and on to San Diego, just (
"Khes 1205 to 1150; north o f the Mi xienn bmiinlnry.
.
l*s liiitl in |oh6; slaughIn California Die visitor of :i j
p t . . i:ir&gt;o
literary turn of miml can tm-ke
I P s l*--l t'teer trade pilgrim ages to the former haunt-'
H * s -teady; stock hei- of Mark Twain, Bret lla rte , S t e v - I
sl,.r. Meady; 1005 paid
cus. y, or J a c k London, or lie can
P'-iirlnig-, liglit weight visit' Curinel-hy-t he-si-a, a hundred .
' ,'1
I'*:''**; she stock miles south of S:.n
Friilicisc.o
■' h. PJ Inwer; vealers which is the home of a score of 1
|7jJ(Ki; better- grade of present day writers. In III*' mull)
also is niuviohiiiii, tiome id most
' " ‘'iv; early hulk of of Du great motion |iictm’e coinill " 1
‘‘“ rl y hulk
"’ M.-ady at !*00 to *J5l); p:.nies.
Historic ' interests nhoinida. The
" '"ilk fat cwch 000 to
Old Oregon Trail
brought
mis'Abilis .strung.
rionaries to the north Pacific t e i rito ry ; the gold rind* took the for
P K- Aug. 17— M l
Td sell
a'g orders came ty mir.ers to a vast area which had
111 " " “ ily all sections been pi opled will* Mexican over­
nu.iket 1mlay, rusult- lords of Indian tribes; mid the
" 1'' 1,11,1 fusil,;-, ((f price Apache trail- in Arizona is rich
" n* y eomlitions re- in prehistoric relics and Indian and
Spunish history.
feub..m ,li'1 n" ( Prevent
various railJ. Ul*tnal issues which
attractive levels
,
react j) 7.,
ill'1, 'v,'!*R,rn convertible
j Jr- u ^ t h e g re a te st
|]e IB rnilroiul bonds,
Perm its issued Momlny at the ( 1ty Hull were chiefly f*&gt;r repairs .«&gt;
V,,: "
n('w tup priefc.
S|
, xt""Ie&lt;i tu the dwellings and for erection of staa 1
houses.
The permits Were as fol­
hy
ohlljtattohs lows:
' knit T,'- , '’envinegg of
Sanford Laundry, Inc repairs .0
ftiVe h"lmad issues.
f o o f of dwelling on Holly S tr e e t,
I ts mu '*w financing i»l $ 200; Gertrude
Ty
l ^ k h h t i note issued for fra m e dwelling, $175; W illie Ashlay, one story dwelling on Locust
S t r e e t, $100; Bob J*»aw, one storv
Olive Street,
i w i ’—
r°nd No. 10 fram e dwelling

Perm its Issued
F or Small Houses

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EXCURSION
of Die siiiiiiin r, I rida&gt; and Sill ’ u rd ai. Niiuiis I 27 anil 2 \ for all
(rain-, dm* to .11 rive Jackson*
1 i Hi- \ugilst 2 k
R D t'N I* T R I P

FARE

SANFORD
TU

'Allmny. Git.
$11*15
’-’A llauia, Gtt.
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Aiigiisla, fiti.
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Halnltridge, G;t.
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( ’oluntl)iis, Git.
I’L l5
Dnlhitn, Ala.
11.15
Macm11, fi:t.
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-Monlffomt rv. Ala.
1-t.!lf»
"Tluiifliisvillt*, Ga,
10.15
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fl*!L5
jUi'iiti wick, (Li.
B.15
K'ka. I( s(nn, S. (!.
11.15
tHavannah, Ga.
H B5
IStimptcr, S. ('.
15.05
:j:Birmingham, Ala.
IS.05
^GhaUanoajrn, Tt*nn. 1S.05
Leave above ]toints on leMiin
trip tjefure midnight as foil.." '
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T I C K E T S GOOD ()N ALL
t r a i n s a n d in PCLLMANS ON P A Y M E N T OF
N E C E S S A R Y CHAKUEB.
NO S T O P O V E R S A L L O W ­
ED.
FARES
PROPORmjonal from o th er
P O IN T S

Tickets ..and information
any 'A. c . L. A gent or
Aly, Ticket Agent
Sanford, Fla., Phone 01-J

ATLANTIC
COAST LINE

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new enjoyment
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in favor by so malty millions of

And these finest tobaccos ate given
a blending found ih no other ciga­
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experienced and successful men.
The exchange of Camels between
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of Camel goodness, of universal
C am el p r e fe r e n c e , the call to
"H ave a Camel” is password to
friendliness everywhere.
Camel’s success, the greatest in
the history of smoking, is founded
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RAISES "Hear, O ye
give ear, 0 ye iirinress I
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'jtfjU sing unto the Lord Cod
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FEAR
things I am afraid of:
live in constant fear
thoughtless speech of mine
shall reach
41 child’s retentive car.

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Farm er** Fatry StoryAll Cheerful Here.
Hlack Bread. White Bread.
BY A R T H t b ' B R I S B A N E

t C « t p r r i g M insfl. h r m a r e « . )

J A C K D E M P S E Y describes with
affe ct inn twn detective serg e an ts
from Chicago thnt will be hitt bcxlyginird, one al night, one hy day,
while he trains
f d his coming
fight.
Ii would be a pity to have nnytmdv hurt Mr. Dempsey, or an he
nuts it “disturb his re st,’’ whilo he
is engaged in delicate nod Impor­
tant preparations to knock out Mr.
Tunney.
Many in Chicago, whose
niglits and days and mental rest
are disturhed by bumlit possibili­
ties. must wish that
they were
heavyweight rhumpinns, and could
have (wo [licked men of th e C hica­
go force to watch over them.

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W(.s, they need wuterjways, mid l.nver freight rntes, to
’compete with 'he l’nmwim Ciena I.
Farm ers

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north- 1

west ship their wheat t&lt;* Euriqit'
by water and sot* heavily on
freight rbarges as comjnr"&lt;i with
middle west l'nit
S t :u
farms.

CHASE &amp; COI

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to providing t h e means o f t r a n sp o r t a t i o n between
inland Florida and the east coas t, the canal would have much
to do toward put ting an end to t he o y e rf l ow in g o f hulk
.heads and the d am a g i n g of valuable farm lands and prop­
e r t i e s along L a k e Monroe, and on this aeco imt , if for no
other, m any a r c hoping that t h e c onst ruct io n work oil the
project will go forward (puckly.
T h e h e a r i n g on t he m a n d a m u s suit u a s closely followed
by t h e people of this section who a r e vitally i nt er est ed in
s e ei ng t he canal built.
A rg um ent a of counsel were freely
discussed on the s t r e e t s , and t h e c as e has cr ea te d unusual
in terest .
T h e J u d g e , b ef or e r en de ri ng his decision in t he
case, undoubtedly gave Hie t echni cal points involved c a r e ­
ful thought and study and it is s a f e to predict that h i g h e r
court s, should railroads or o t h e r big in t er es ts c ar r y the
case to those h ig her co urt s, will rule as has J u d g e W r i g h t ,
who has won much dis tinct ion for the able mannei m which
he has handled t he mat I i t .

NIK IK l( A Kl i ' S
s u g g e s t i o n of
! w a t e r w a y s and low f r e i g h t r a l e s

to It.......... '.'in will impress intelli
geni far Kiel - a*- all excellent fairy
story
They know, as Mr. [louver
I knows, that the railroads will not
|permit any sin h competition.
In
Ia ‘.hurt 11 ini' they will not permit
tin' puhlie to usc its own highways
i for onmihuH routes.
Wateh the
. railroads win that fig h t.

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vigilant In Measure
.shudder lest I may
►watch destroy, ami grasp a joy
fhich leads n child away.

c er t a i n t y. T h e Herald hopes t h e r e will be tin f u r t he r delay
from any source.

Who And What The Gooseberries Ar e

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[ youthful eyes are eager,
nd Httle ears are keen,
Many newspapers ar e etijnyiriK the privilege td' passing nil
no man knows the trnil which
of Meredith Nicholson's e x pl ana ti on of lIn* origin and some
.t grows

tb mark Where he has been.

MEAT MAHKBi

IK) Siuiford Art

Hi** I'alrnrito An

V
T U K DARK BROWN DKOADK

W O ' l l IF It WORK INK; week he
'gins, with business cheerful, and
br{; business vei v cheerful.
Wall
Street went home last Saturday
noon in pleasant mood. That sum|mcr lump seems far away and
“ market leaders1' still lend upward
land onward, like the
Excelsior
young iimu in the poem.
In this
'country, there i. nothing In f r ig h t ­
en Us. unless
wo frigid on o u r ­
selves.

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NEX T W IL L rorne regulation of
mi routes, forbidding competition
BY II I. PHILIPS IN
with “ vested
in terests"
above
i ground. It you think thnt a pro
post ci'oiis nggestir&gt;n, watch de­
till V laid 1.ieul irialit Uei kel in
velopments.
When air lines are lie o' iv*' and .lark Rose opened a
nia [i |nd nut. a oil t lie government rli.n . .*f waysid" restnurtirii-. Then
tiger’s frenzied moment
a •igns mail, p.e senger and ex
Stremble lest l hu
lb. lu t of LaaolnV pitllhearer__ jiadduned through that I -dinll i
pi * ss lu rrying light atid c o n tra ils
A f t e r y e a r s of ef f or t expended on the part of those i n­ "Ver those routes, others will he r|I,,| in twMit v livn states and I d
gai iciest wrote he. first syndicate
* do .
terested, t he long-wished for c anal is about to h* runic a wat iii'd *|'f
* wrong a child might see.
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VBailee*. eardi of llinnl*". r*****luil**n« : a f f e c t e d .
IMMtleaiaof ontrrtulnnu-rit* wlierul
far re a are nade will i*&lt;* eiiantnt i It was a good tiling t h a t t h e m a t t e r was t es te d in court
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point or points on whicJi t h e act night be declared invalid.
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drawn, t echni call y i mperf ect , and legally unsound, was made
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sei began to doubt that lie could
meld ’’tltt pinochle and David Work
(niffith wu&gt; proinmrit'eil rnokoo tor
sligge-I mg that the lime inlgill
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t&lt; ml. i Iv upon liis r uff the siginH
Fight thousand, seven hundred
can .velds, ‘’Don't forget to mdri and ixty live mnflelisiM* Poles,
I.il huatiians and Cbmauien using
cui umbel's fur linn It."

pocket flashlights to find their bed­
|u the cinema lumses patloiis room slippers were aire-ted east
vveif i hurtling ever an nhscure m of tlie .Mississippi on the charge
moli.in named Chaplin or some they were iionium .■pins signaling
tiling
Henry Ford was declaring I tie Kaiser's grand fleet.
hisioiv Dunk.
A charm ing wom­
Irene f u-t le was called radical
an named Anna Nichols was won iiy Ami'ii'im womanhood because
d i i mg if she would ever get round •he bad bobbed her hair, the Allies
to wi .t ing "A id e’s Iriwh'Rnse." Ad won I tie war, ami peace found e v ­
mit.ii Mayo had been
refused a ery mechanic in the Unit oil S la te s
saline at Vera Cruz, the Nlmberls in a $ I 'J —ilk shirt with cu ffs a t ­
wei.' denounced by all good people tached.
In the spring of P.tlS
for letting chums
:|f l l&lt;,|ir l.liilm Cumberland was appearing
without tuck mgs, "i
'*il' in Ins ll.’itli bedroom farce, vvomlooijs in ihe IJlnt 1 Slut'':i wei.- (1)( u I," smoked in piildic
were
advert i dug "T h e Biggest Ida-.- "t called bia/.i ii lm-.sies, a tmll play
Beer I n 1ow n Foi a Nn kel "
- r named Halm Riitti was beginning
to a t ; I .a t at t cut ion in Host &gt;&gt;n.
Tin'll I In Archduke Whoo/is wa there wa
tali: ot
putting self
asrassiiiati't ■ome plai e in Ivuiopc. slat tors oil cars costing less than
llu* Kaisi'i Willi el m deVelo|ied the ■ft,(llltt, i In- corset and
petticoat
most disastrous attack of illusion were feeling a business slump a id
1 is in (listen . I mid k itch en er was a game called Put and Take was
laughed at for pinduling the war ■wimping ............ untry.
would last t bri'i' years, a cowboy
actor named
Will
Rogers
was
\ml tlii'ii, m far away Italy, a
thinking seiimisly
iif going on man in a black shirt developed a
without hi hone, and a respect &gt;In st expansion of Kt! feet 1 1 inch
aide wninnn caused a tr a ff ic lump cs, |iiit his pjcI urea in all tin* simp
in the center of Boston by ap p ear­ windows from Milan to Naples and
ing o i l the -t roots III u divided announced he was Mussolini. Ora
skirt.
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EMPLOYERS AND AUTOMOBILE I I VIUI.ITY
K \ KN THE poor farmer, whose
Mr. ' Meredi th’s co nt ri bu ti on to wh at ever anthologies on
TbQtfwtjli; a f t e r me.
Ulitntoled
in
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never
seems
to
t h e Hubjeet Unit have been s t a r t e d appeared first in T h e
V'-t any thing from officials that
COLCLOUGH REALTY ( ()MI‘AI
Indianapolis News, and e v e r yb o dy ' s cop\ ing it down in his
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ei.'ii
i. pioirusi'ii sorni'thing
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note book.
Fur M e r ed i th ' s expl anat ion describes some of 11ii*ri- i 'aid to fa1 a - rheme, pi u
W « piyld and fill with good nr ill every bo dy 's neighbors.
t’e I bv Mi lloovei, apploved by
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
It s a y s :
icountcd other lives.
I’ll "nielli 1 oelldge, to make (he
R e a l Fxtu lt*
insur
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A (J nose berry a l w a ys knows now many vacant
Im im i hap(&gt;y
Pi i v ate capital ,*
ao I'm fearful ever
to pio.nl*' a fund .,f .spill,lltm,mill
bouses t h e r e a r e m Ins home town, li e can name
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Lnd tromhk* lest 1 may
anil II that money will be used
the
date
o
f
every
bank
fai
lure
since
t
h
e
y
e
a
r
of
the
W»t my power, for Just an hour
■oil!' my lerinus way to make Ilie
Hig Wind. His mind is stored with l iabili ties; he
lnd land u life aittray.
tnriiiei pto.pcnm..
Edgar A. durst.
c a r r i e s no a s s e t s . T h e highest rank in the order is
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the
twenty-third
degree.
T o reneh
this
the
/ph# way ttvi^e Chicago gang
I F N&lt;»C i an suggest l l l ' l p I' m )
ca
ndi
dat
e
must
prove
that
he
can
kick,
knock
'stffa bill woulil make Jesde James,
fal im t s bv the Unite I States
and
soh s i m u l l a n e o n s h . T o a t t a i n
(he t h i r ­
1reii.siirv. you lei.in t hit I SUl'Il help
wlth cnvy ‘
would interfere with the *sm ii I
t eent h deg ree it i.-4 milv n e cess ar y to make
| i
jjta r r l a g e may he a partnership
law of supply ur.d demand.
Hut
faces,
T
h
«
folks
who
laughed
heartily
when
In moat crniea the husband is
for private capital to help the fin
Noah moved into t h e ark were n at ural born (hioseI silen t partner.
j mcr i‘. 'lilfe ie n t. The pinu will
berries. T h e y didn't need to be initialed. T h e co n ­
not Im a e, implcte failure, im any
Ozarks. luul her faee lifted one Or
foday'a best laugh: When a girl
I ruse loi private capital will profit
gr es sme n who voted a gainst an appropri at ion to
William Jennings III van opposed
ought to tie
![y ' has dream y eyes they oug
I wliiitcvci may happen to the honest preparedni"-- mi the ground a mil tobor a I t criiooii, Joseph Conrad be
give M or s e’s t e l e g r a p h a tryout were noble and e x ­
gait to c■iin[ilain of a stiffness in
State.
farmer.
f ,
Into. Tallah assee &gt;
lion mi'ii would spring to arms Ins joints, America hummed a mu
alted &lt;hmselierries. T h e s kept ics who thought Kl—o
i
over-night amt America entered the leal comedy song called "The Love
o ffic e boy say s he'll never
wond Haynes c razy when he was i nvent ing the
F l I R ul ’K, LESS fortunate than World war because r lie bad run Nest," Louis Mann had ordered a
y about bin wife going through i
F u r n i s h e d H o m e s a m i A p a r i m en Is
this country. because the liutl.rn- o u t nt llu!* paper.
aut omobile were (l oos eberrics .
T h e i r present ad
Then (ieorge new set nf Im11*&gt;&gt;*n collars, Thomas
kola for money— sh e ’ll ne ve r ■
I insist on fighting, is slowly dig (Titian wrote liver Th ere." t tie nil Fdisori had conm out with his Kdi
dress
is
Oblivion.
F
v
e
r
y
(put
ter,
dodger
and
any th ere anywuy.
g.r.g heisoil* out of poverty, whih- lion changed the naine of Sane
R K A L H K N T IN G S K R V U 'F
on (Jut'sliominnc.
It biokhd like
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d e s e rt e r is a (i oo s eb er ry .
A ( looseberry is a joy
1eulliestly cursing Uncle Sum Kv kraut to l.ibirtv Cabbage, tb«* Kni lain.
Cendlino: “ Coolldgo A d &lt;* p t s
Rill* r and crepe-hang er,
i l e is a prnpiicl of evil
I cry little helps and Britain i ell
O ff Polii-y.” The little girl
ing ndvet Using space on postage
and
a
h
r
i
n
ge
r
of
bad
news.
When he dies t here
diiWn. the street snys she w ish the
stamps.
riie postuffice
llu
a r e no pall bearers, for Ins fel low-members are lno
}g store shirks
Would follow
LAW A MEASURE OF DEMOCRACY
lion carries the udvci Using
S,,
busy knocking him to a t ten d t h e funeral.
NEW YORK H E R A L D - T R I B U N E
ninny
million
letters
carry
ymu
m
l
o— — vei
l
isetiienl
for
so
much
cu
Ii
I
In.I
M o r i d a ’s c h a p t e r s o f the Order of (l oo s ebe rr ie s even have
There is a marked difference he­
,
Mr. Ree*l Hayes in lu^ urticli* tin* next upheaval the functioning.
W I T H T 1 IF *
They a r e the t own’s crepe- , will not delight British new(, '
rn wit und humor.
One may special a g e n t s in e v er y town.
Dm jtnliciiil g raft m Mcxii'i* has put of the I’n uiMs
h s is largely as an mari
l
it
will
not
pay
advertithe point of humor, hut one hungers, the evil prophets, the sour-facod, glnomy-gusses.
his finger on I lie mi re spot ni gov* p
trument of extortion. 1 ,outing by
the point of wit. Los Anmental affa irs mui II i of the IU&gt;&gt; Hoops and tin seizine of public!
w
ho
provide
a
soil,
ot
poison
brew
for
o
t
h
e
r
people's
clips
of
Times
! B E L C H M E A T S Idack bread, (Irnniie. "T h e chief fault," bn was hinds ure followed by n fur ther at
jo y.
the king setting the example, told, "was that imluii ruled , \n , lack upi r. both public and private!
r.ir. 5 lti F rs t NnCl Bank Bldg.
I sually, loo, they ar e the people who ar e perl'ectlv s a t i s ­ j Full power was given to Ihe king, tiling, and the courts Mete con property. Under the forms of ju
flth all doe respect
t " Tom
Ark
we Would say that a s ii fie- fied with t hems el ves .
then de dicnil proi'i durv we find the exec |
T h e y I h in k they a r e ait asset to a , which is nl■•■nt as inlellig'nr i-, it staidly under inircum
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w riter he i- a good street
Kfy
Community when all the tune they are a drag on the wheels I would tie, in n iiive, to gn full j cisiojis Iiy politicians " li is not utive and his supporters reveling j
»ner, Stick to your paragraphs,
’ pow* r to one of the drumI ho e only in Mexico ltial itus .......11r*i.n in tran sferrin g puhlie mul private
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of pro gress and o bst ac les in the pa t hs of happiness and I hut eal blink bread are riot men prevails
It is to be tumid m t property and funds to their own i.c I
success.
tiuil save a country. Anybody in number **f other American repub­ count through
the
medium o f 1
f.*r tli t job, lics, and is ir. no small incasurc ,t wholly complacent judges who are I
Kj'V) tkn optim ist is one who hopes (tie
S a n f o r d , let I t s believe, has fewer of t h i s o r de r t han some telligcnt I'liough
V ld W ljah woman will bring the clot lies o t h e r places o f its size may have,
Hut S a nf o r d , even, has knows how In get white hn ml. cause of the guvernnieniiii di- nrompt In heed their slightest be- !
. Ill tile French revolution, wtiicli IUlit Ion which hits been their lead best.
1 •'“ T h u rsd ay when he knows dngIt needs but to recall the
woll th at she doesn’t bring *oo large a quot a o f people who go about e x p e c t i n g t r ou bl e ; saved I*'ranee from worthless kings ing characteristic,
prostitution of nit law uxaior tlie
Ti
and it t hey don t get what they a r e e x pe c ti ng in the way and nobility, the work mi* done
until Friday.
IJovernirient iiy taw and not tiy /ayas regime in Culm as an ex
1
-* - --—*■"**i*—■■
hy eaters of white bread
The inert has Uecll the uiiu ..I the |„ng ample of the length to which tins
o f t he real tiling, they m a n u f a c t u r e s om e for special use.
black In end enters only booled, struggle of Anglo Snxon politn"-, process can go
I He made a quirk stop
_ Hnt T h e Herald in si st s upon t h ink in g that the O l d e r of around
the guillotine as it i n| off i
(I
Without holding out In- hand
It is the failure o f som e of the
C oo s eh er ri e s is not as popular as it once was.
People are .heads, i I later went to he s|mt I lb thnt struggle Engl:.rid mid Am­
(I And he kept on going
erica have achieved a ana m e of Lutiii-American republics to es­
when
Napoleon
sent
them.
Hd
leai
ning
t
hat
t
he
re
is
a
whole
lot.
o|
eve
ry
da
y
t
r
u
t
h
in
the
R.;4;,' it
To the Promised Land
success. The administration of j u s ­ tablish anil inaintam (heir leg;.I
e ' ft —jfh ll Arm strong In Times-Union, old s aying,
Y\ hat you expect will surely come upon you. It I gium migtit get better tn l|i truin, tice is by no means perfect m this I framework that lias n ailo them a
some clever banker who would *1"
"Hie Cigar
is what you think, and wjial you do that m a ke you what tiis work without giving up his country. There are iiumy flaws, prey to a succession of military
• •’ He came to u corner,
und
corruption
may
lie
fuund
from*
tyrannies
whose
ehu
f
aim
is
to
you a r e . "
That Made
white bn ad, or his pate de foie time to lime, hut m the main the
1}
Didn't hear the ball:
loot the public treasury a ml for
' gl lis.
And being « Lo os rl i er rv iloi'sn'l get a follow a n y t h i n g .
The TYickd
j* B u t Urpt straight on
courts hold tlie balance evenly . If whom the ordinary duties of govUis way to
-Well!
the i iidi man has nr. t.dvmiluge m-- 1 1 :. lienl have but a secondary inFamous
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a woman
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er su gg ests the name of Ruth
in Owen.
Being the daughter
jthe (Irent Comnioner thuusiunls
lid flock to her support. Ocala
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iff Baldwin, local mm Me dealis using the nume of our reI , ' W a l t P atter, to ormimunt
• wares in his^nlmu of business,
girosp^rtive lady pinion of Belf * dtonped in Tuesday, and soorfanto on a stone,
' rd at once an she said, “ I
i t know he. was dead " “ Ho
. was Cliff's roply, “ we ara
IMl/)K,h|s name us a sum pie."
Ifd y Wai so disappointed she
L'ounty

I Hiv HEI.ClAN I*mg, nt i-iinns**
is Ii v mg his thinking dnhv fiir
him tiy Helgmm's firuincteis, ns
proved tiy tra.-.sl'er of state own
«&lt;i railioads hack to private «wnership The soeiidisls whose mimIiers could previr.i it, consent be­
cause they nave no program to o f ­
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expci t counstil, and not bci nnst. (,e
roiiternparary ( nmment
can corrupt the court. The advan­
One might have expei'led Presl the independence of France.
He
tage of the politn inn ■.v.•i (he old
John Bull naturally bates a RP&lt;|
inury citizen may rarely be felt in
dent Conlidge to reply to former |warns America tiiat France will
a certain frit roll incss on tin part (,f I flug. - Wall Street Journal.
Premier Clemerumim just as In* i
J ,,ly Die deht.
;; judge, but the cases
which
Rather n bold statem ent on the
did that the American
govern- fm.(. llf „ w
Htr,,nillMlrt
Justice is wnrpeil to fiivm the poli­ 1 Another run; culiiie prcmgativi'
inent intends to conduct its rein- I effort imw being made by Poincare
is to be
ticians ure rare. Uf executive do­ ■that no woman wants
Ark
timis with the French people ,,,u* l'1" cabinet members to reT H E U N IT E D Stales ought t„ mination of the judiciary we have 1 call “ veteran" of anything
: annua tinzelle.
through th eir duly constituled j huhilitnte llu* nation,
eatuldish huge rubber ptiiiiiuti.ma hardly a trnee.
diplomatic sources.
The answer j At a future time there will tie in the Philippines, for tin- sake of
Din judiciul structure r- su f­
made try the president to the note t general agreement with the Judg- thiH country, and tiuil mantry. ficiently secure so that the inter - 1 It's hard to believe ,i, a corn
u wpJ t),||
say “all piny of politics may go on within . surplus, when you b,
r.ent hy Cleltumceuu in regard to ' merit of Steplmne l.uusuntte tiiat The native statesmen
operating
right, but only small pint , of the legal framework mid violence I .ng how ninny stills
the French debt settlement
was a ' M. ( Temenceau "would
better have
rather st if f reminder that it take* continued silent."
In tilt* present ground nuiHl he used," win, |L would and revolution are idiimin ted. The | --Anderson (Ind r lb raid.
official authority to he heard in sta le of things tiis I n f e r to Presi- Hilt the plan.
moment politics and pnlii m i n s c a t '
Cincinnati fadie.men are to l i e 1
such mutters.
Although O m e n dent Coolidge is likely to have a
Ill (mother hundred year , the break through the judicial fram e­
ceuu was the great " T i g e r " of th e m is c h ie v o u s effect in France -mi Filipinos will leu in that the only work government is gnne; politi­ armed with . aments n ns the city
merr-y whatever on |
World war, his voice now counts n may be surmised the form er roully prosperous business j, (&gt;itr cians become generals;
generals manager
Cleveland
for little more than thnt
of the premier intended it u. do.
Whilo business.
It took us a long tune become politicians, and elections lawbreakers/
Pluin
averuge layman.
u„. letter is a violent un-unation to make thnt cliucovery here. Even nre decided by bullets instead of
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I tin- new resaid that tho present debt plan can- ; intended to influence action hy tb$ JMVl other industries, on an niter gimo aettleB into
si' iii IiIliico of 111 mist r j s love foe
itol'Tx) m et uftd th at it t h r e a t e n . 1 French tf 0vernment.
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torest is that of Miss Arm" Emlo
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Calvin F ul ler Teague of tin. , ity,
the announcement appearing m a
retent issue of the Anderson Mail
as follows:
Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Sidney Eurmor
of Anderson, South Carolina,
announce the engagement and
approaching marri age of their
daughter,
Anne Karle
t'i
Calvin l''uller Teague
of Sanford, Floi n!a
The wedding to he 1olomm/ed in
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iVm II I Hni wn. Tongue is of I lie group ■t oi inl
fiit tar.
.liii'Mi'ii- and cordial
interest
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ta.n Orr. fVl.-rsl.i.rK; I lie oath, as In&gt;f h families are
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titon; 11 1 Edwin &lt;1 &lt; from Atlanta, (la .
iili'iiti'n: ( ( I Kvilll'. [ Spoilt tiie past two Week
kitsliini': 1 A &lt; "ii I
Mr and
I 'ratik
Vena
J. A l&gt;" Hit. Pll.v
dmight i t . Miss Craee Ven
ftave heeti spending -e \ei
at points in ( ionrgm and Mai.
Vilih'i'
Havnrs. llel.al.lt. II ret a riled liorne M"in la i
V"i f 11 .1 Stowe
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Ned SiniIh, ell Tile dal Ini'
Jackson' die; I’ L. j ],’,,r t Meade when 1 they will visit
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Dayton 1 relnl i ves.
Keiinctiier, Halits
|„ Hamer. Hunt s
Miss Tillye Iteoiamio and .Miss
Wjfc’ (I. Sliamion, St. Miriam Oroviiz returned imine
[ Ouse", la k e Helen, Monday from Miami where they
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fjjd,.... . die where In'
1It till’ cue: I of Rah
Iwphrics h it Sunday
|ifJinks.mville, where
; for New Vork and
|In the f a -t.
,T, 1,. Limit will reTfdnesiJny from . las­
tin',' were called
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niiy Min,lay at Da v­
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»tr "a- ,i i "cent event
( * 1.1,In,p trip and are
its then friends at
I home iii San Lunin.
on 'la.... a i Turnbull,
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Valentino Is Fighting Mussolini Is
Desperately F or L ift Vacation On

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NEW YO RK,
Aug.
17--n P i—
R IC C 10N E , Italy, Aug. -1T-H
Rudolph Vnhr.tino, screen,acto r i&lt; — Premier Mussolini has taWsdfi
I fighting desperately for his life' problem of how to M M M A*‘“
today at the Polytechnic Hospital.! tendons of his adroirsps Djr
IIis physicians
have revealed ing most of his vacation
family aboard a sait-boal
that locr.l p iiito n itis hud already coast.
, developed when the actor w h s op­
Hi.re-headed’ and drassad
erated on Sunday night for append- white of a yachtsman, the .
■.licitis anil a g astric ulcer. Peri- hn« been th t most c a refree’
I tom; I poisoning, the doctors say, her of his party which
I usually becomes general and when hi* wife, hit daughters, his
I it does, the patient die*.
T h e 1 and several friends.
M m
|strong resistance of Vult-i.tino‘ 1 1
•physique is regarded a* his only . Lake City — 120 ,000 - m m , ,
! hope.
open here, for manufacture {

Ap|M'nrance on th(&lt; rrreen itr e x ­
I'loiamcnt |r| I his
and pensive for Ruth Roland, accounted
whorv \lisv ]■'’;armor’ sect am,
is a irreat so- one of the wealthiest motion pic­
'tal favfirio».
ture actresses.
She attcraled Agnes S, (pft eollepe
When site left her real e state
II af later- graduated fr
tht* Spin- ' business to support Anna Q. N ils­
|I'lc Sihool in New
^"ik and h a s [ son in "Tlte Masked Woman,’* the
pl ' cnt
winters eiii„vlMl, winter
wintL,r j
1W i r t * at Lake ■■larid „!!d at ntHtiy ' actress-real estnte broker employed
a force of burinesM managera and
" f the Florida resorts,
i Miss Farmer * "iiliieilsoly nop- assistants to control her n ffaira so
11lJI• in At.dersoi arul her marriage money making mi({bt not in terfere
with picture making.
! wr)I hi* nn
n , ,
' " " ' " r i a n t social event
■«‘da;r. a large church a f f a i f
The tuilionnl |nirks in th eir n a t ­
St. -lullll s Methodist chu rch,
be the liack' " oil a ret nt ron ah r irni'ii by Mr ural coloriii({ will
Kfoiind for Tom Mix in his future
I ;i"d Mi s. l-'n i me) at i heir home.
pictures, photoi'raptH'd in techni­
Mr.
Tonga,
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, ,, ' s 'I"' son of |lr. color.
and .\Jr|. .1, H. l eague, „f [ j iurens,
This was decided a f te r Mix hnd
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' '.H “ "tudnate of Davidson
lolleec m N.nlli Catolma, and is a traveled tbroiufli the W estern Jirepossibilities
me in lie r at the S, A K. Fraternity. serves, studymy the
Me is vi'i'i' poniiinr socially in of color photography and also the
under
which
his home town anil al so in Simford. present conditions
tourists
must
hurry
Ihrottyh
Die
l'"Iridn where In- has lived for the
oust l our vears, and is . onnected beauty spots on abbreviated vaca­
tions, mis-JinjT many of the most
Ull,(
Semiliole Countv hank
sign ifican t.

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YOU DRIVE IT
YOU DON'T HAVE
TO OWN A C i
nowadays to enjoy the pk
of motoring. For our pUu a
it possible for you to enjoy A
whenever you feel the urge,
at the same time eliminate* w
disadvantages of individual
or Tip. You drive yourself^
where you like, return when Vod'
please, and pay us only e nominal
amount for each mile you n « .

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When ’‘Tile lllnck Diamond E xMi. and Mrs. .lames Mutighton,
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Mr and Mrs C R. McKay and |press" is released by W arner
MEA
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Miss I’Toren,,. McKay were a con : Hri.thers It will he the second pic­
reiniil party motoring to Orlando ture of that name shown in the
a wedding
movies.
The other was among the Eleven pcnple u ■re poisoned by the .ak e that was s e n i
Sat in day
i
see if it
tirst motion picture
films ever lliillii'l in &lt; In ago, and chcniistrt arc examining the ci
made,
being
piodficcd
in
the
late
who iitc
n
ale,
This
picture
sliow.,
In
n
d
the
.
Ii
Mi
Mari
Ic.Malioii tin.
contaii'i'd i i i &gt;i
re
This pic liire, founded on
till tied |'i mo he i and l"ii la a *sume I ’!'Ps,
t he , .'i k" (icing treated hi a hospital,
her Ipii-. m es-i at t lie Mat iIndia Shop. I the historic h a m . will include a
i tiip fro ni the original product ion
|which was only a photograph of
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W D. lloldea and son Mil [ thi&gt; moving iram
lie Holden lelt Tuesday for Day
Iona llench where they will spend
Each time a hook is picturized,
t
a few days.
motion picture Ians rush to read
it.
First National Hank HMk LONDON,
Aug 17
&lt;/P&gt; Sir
■Mrs (,. A. De f o t t o s and Miss
Marian Eox, bead o f Die re- Howard Spicer, member id Die pa­
Suafnni,
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Louisa De ( *ottes of .lacksonville I search department of Metro-Cold- llet making film of Spicers Ltd.,
wll arrive here Wednesday to be : wyn Mayer has discovered that a f ­ today was found dead with a bul­
Die guests of Mrs. tieorge A. De ter the filming of stories taken let wound in a Strand district ho |
Cotter at her lovely home on Park from novels, stores and libraries tel in which to- was a large (-hare
A\enue
report increased demand for the ladder
|hooks.
Uhl time classics, filmed,
Members of Die family said lie
Mins Maliel Howler ha ; rctuiticd
Mr. ami Mrs. ,1 . !•’. Skeen and come in for renewed favor, it was had mitered repeated attacks i.f i
home from Daytona Reach u h c ic : children have returned to their i found..
influenza during reccllt months. He
she spent the week end as the ’ home at Leesburg, a lt e r spending
was a I years old.
guest of Mr- Elton Ml night "IIA new record for motion pic'a week here very pleasantly ns the j
'g u e sts of Mr, and Mrs, (ilcun E. |tore rights to a novel was estah
Mr. ami Mi's Eat I Peterson &lt;d .McKay on .Sanford Heights.
lishi'd when Samuel (Johlwyn, dean in five years, believes Dr Herbert
T, Kalians, recently director of I
Lakeland im ivi'd lieic Saturday to
of Los Angeles producers,
dis­
elect to chemist t y and m e tallu rg y '
tie the guests of Mr. and Mr Pet
closed
that
tic
had
paid
Harold
Dr. K. J . Hoe of Daytona lieueti,
ersott.
Mr.
Peterson
returned spent t he day here .Moodiiv attend- Hell Wright $l_*a,U0tt for the film for the I'aiiadiati government.
Dr kalmils, now president of
home Monday, while Mi-. Peterson nig to business.
rights to "T h e Winning of HurHie Teilmlcoloi
Motion
Picture
will remain until the end &lt;d the
hurn Worth."
I
Company, based his prediction on Corner Park Ave. and Central SI.
week.
Although
lie said
his friends
thought him "c r a z y ,"
Mr. (iold the present development of color
pictography, which he said had
Elegantly Em nished
wyn said:
Miss Dnine Roberts,
wlm tins
" I f it had hccii offered to me ns eliminated the more glaring colors. Em h npartmerit consistn of living
been visit in(' relatives it I Sylves­
He asserted that colored pictures (
an original story
I would have
ter and Albany, (in., for the past
now stand out so prominently only i room, full size bed room, dressing
bought it
As an original it was
few weeks, tins returned home,
worth perhaps SHI,(IDO.
Hut
it because the audiences are not used room wiili full size Murphy bed,
- LONDON, Aug. IT— t/P)— llrit- was worth $12fi,f)(HI lierntise it hud to them,
The Misses Mae and Mildred
Another Western rider and Iti.s j dinette, kitchen and hath. Electri
is)i newspapers today were raising been read by approximately 10 ,Holly, Olive Newman, Naomi Seog
Imrse have been drafted for Die i cal refrigeration and garage in
gan, (ieorgia Mobley, Maty E liza­ the question whether nr.y legal pen­ 000,000 persons.”
movies,
This time it is Ken May i hull'd.
alty could bo imposed in cmiiu'ction
beth Pulestoii, Alva W n g ld . Maud
Edible glass has entered into the nurd, a circus rider, and Ins horse
with yesterd ay’s discovery that the
Tiirzan, who have been signed for
Luke returned home Monday from
Rates $iin.ili) and rqi pel month.
coffin delivered at Waterloo S t ’.- movies, hut for an unusual pur­ a senes ni "W esterns
by i-irst
a delightful week’s rump given by
tion ami alleged to contain
the pose.
The glass is made o f pure
Miss Newman at the Hill summer
Apply at Apt. No. 1.
|body of the late Lord Kit lur.cr sugar candy and was developed National
camp "M agn olia M am .i" .m C ry .
tor
use
as
window
pane
when
a
iv;u empty.
tal Lake.
j
Some of tin- papers say that the scenario called for the hulling of a
ch aracter through a glass plate
Mrs, T \ \ nicent o f Vcm , (Su., I police and home office o fficials
It appeal's tile same as glass but
are
studying
the
entire
a
f
fa
ir
with
w’ho has been spending Die past
does not have Die same culling
a
view
to
di'tcrniining
whether
|I wu months in (ieorgia and North
and scratching effects.
Carolina arrived here Saturday and anything punishable has been done.
Frank Power, the Hritish news­
will he Die guest of her sister, Mrs.
Metro (lohhvyn-Maycr has do
I Robert .1, Holly on Pai k Avenue, paper man who was responsible vi'lopu'd a "d etcrioratin g
depart
he will ho for the story that Lord Kitchener's
until Sunday
when
' w ht'l-c new furniture, anil
joined by Mr. Vincent to return to body was picked up off tin coast 1 ,,u‘n*
even jmts and pans, are given Dm
of Norway after the tragic sir.KNorth Carolina.
requisite wear and tear to make
ing of the cruisei Hampshire, has
them in keeping with the story.
Mrs. M. (i. Tyner who lias been given no definite 1 explanation ns
regarding tin* empty coffin,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Th o m ­
Colored motion pictures
will
press association bus quoted
as in Jacksonville, arrived
here
comprise three-fourths of all films
ns saying that naturally lie
recently and is the guest of her
surprised to rend that the
daughter, Mrs. Robert J . Holly.
lie
|coffin was empty and that
Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Edwards and I wished he had been present win a
Him enf
coffin was examined.
.1 P. Land of Hnuleiitoil were vis­ I the
itors in the city Monday.
It, is understood that the govern­
1/
ment lias forbidden exhibition of
Mr. and Mrs. C. &lt;). Evans of ' t h e film of Dm alleged Drilling
P ittsburgh, Pa., were among the of the Imdy and the uriival of
arrivals in Die city Monday ami tlte coffin in Loinli r..
are guests ut the Seminole.

Sir Howard Spicer
Takes His Own Life

Keel &amp; Sons
Myrtle and 2nd Street

Elton J . Moughton

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Our Country

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National Int!i’|it*ndt'iuT* was won for us by the
pa trails in 177(1.

TO YOUR OIL

Financial Intlcpi'iHipme is YOURS
by \otir own e f f o r t s.

PARK APARTMENTS

Swimming Colony At
Cape Uriz Aroused
Over Press Comments

Km's I’lace Is On The Ocean

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C A P E DIMS NRZ, Franee. Aug.
17. (A'l News of Dio criticism:*
Full of eager power
and comments in the Hritish press
concerning
Die
record-breaking
SIN C LA IR O ILS
Channel swim of
Miss ( in tr u d e
Edcrle has aroused vuiuleinrmtion
ltd ter for your motor
by Die Chanm l swimming colony
here as foumlutioiilcss and utterly
iinteeu rate.
Due lug alone convoyed Miss
Ederle, while the other carried
Phone HH-J
camera-men and reporters.
Ear 11 lit Sanford Ave.
from assisting the American swim­
mer, as had been intimated in c r i t ­
icism of her swim, the tug is re
ported to have impeded her prog­
ress several times.
Forty-one
witnesses followed
Miss holerle’s attem pt
and they j
have indicated that the swim was ]
carried out
in accordance
with J
every rule.
Duo correspondent who has been
present at 21) channel starts, can
testify that Miss Ederie's
swim
was accomplished under absolutely
the same conditions as previous
ones.

Continuous from 1 p. nr. to
11 p. m.

SO M ER V ILLE, N. J., Aug. 17— '
(A l— Wilr.eaeea for the proaecu-1
tion in the
Hall-Mills
murder
mystery, now number nearly 75. ;
State Senator Simpson, special
prosecutor, »aid that new w itnes-,
hom would lie called today to teatify ut the hearing for Henry Cat-!
ponder and W illie Stevens, charg­
ed with the murder of the Rev. Ed­
ward Wheeler Hall and Mrt*. Ele-J
i :.r r Mills.

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Anthem 1 idifornin Yachting Association holda ita annual
LINCOLN, Nebraska, Aug. 17— ,
xuinna- ri the j ncht W nlgar will participate ittanned by {/!»&gt;— Donald Ringer, 19, .the young­

est person to receive the death sen­
Skipper M argaret Walsh, daughter of a famous tence in Nebraska, today won hlH

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Our better clothes a re tailored at Fashion Parti

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“Sweet Marie”
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"T H E CATS PAJAMAS"
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very bent in Htyk— tuilored to our own specifies*
lions. They're Hbxolulely cool with a correct,
ewny fit that given you nolid comfort. Mohaire,
paint beaches, linens and tropicals.

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M IN N EA PO L IS. Minn., Aug. IH.Hcicnec. surrendered to autliuri- I/I’t— A ilesiri* tn " g e t it over tie:, at Seattli Washn., and was
I
w ith" anil spend his remaining returned hen*
"peacefully in prison,” wns
llis record ..f crimes, which he
(tovernmerit Is Also Keeping days
Reiterates Stand
the uply wish today o f Tom J o h n ­ “swear*
he . ..moulted, includes j President
Watchful Eye OnAmerican son. .'W-yenr-old "hiul m an ," who “J u ly " m U i die*; from New York i That This Country Is Not
Harder Ear Any Possible recalls Bonu* t .700 rnhherlcs. bu r­ to San I rain i m and from Canada | To Interfere In What He
Revolutionary Sloveihents glaries ami n nuniher of murders. to Texas, during the Inst 20 years. I Calls “ Domestic Troubles"
Johnson, who lists the crim inal Omaha, with .:m ), lends the list.!
activities of his life ns near ns he He did not go into details o f 1,700 i
said he was aide to remember, de­ “jo b *" he li-tnl. merely giving the
sires to plead guilty to some charge. number ot 1 1 Hues that he could
M F M F I I I S . Teiin.. Aug. 18.
1.1*1 I’m king Ins automobile
That his desire will be granted remcmlier in each city.
was indicated by his indictment
near the side entrance of nn
When a youth, In* stole a pie be­
His arraign m e n t wus cause he was hungry.
Reports Heard That Former yesterday.
Priest Is Said Tn Have Been undertaking establishment Here
Tin* day, /.
Calvin
Craves,
for today.
The penalty for
Told that lie would get only a
(ieneral Under Huerta Hns set
Stabbed To Death While In jeweler, according tn bystand­
first degree murder in Minnesota short term if he pleaded guilty,
Been Executed lly Troops is life-imprisonment.
Act Of Holding Services ers, dievv a p|s*o| and fired
Johnson said he followed the a d ­
i* hull, t in his head which rcThe indictment ch arges
him vice, hut was sentenced to a year 1
M EXIC O C IT Y . Aug. IH 1/1*1— with slaving .........aril
siiliid in hi* death two hours
Krdull, u tn the Peer Lodge pen iten tiary.!
HAUL SM I TH'S N. Y„ Aug. is
I In* Mexican government
Lit.-r. Ill health is believed t•&gt;
till is young Minneapolis attorn ey, shot Th ere lie win ««,, punished severe- J
■I’1 I h fi i j... ■I t liroiit'h
hard nt win K
hav m &gt;inn*1&lt; d t Iii * in t.
iit tn inn down to death during a hold-up last [&gt;e- lv for infractions of the rfiles an d !
..it
l'
port
li\
Secretary
itn&lt;I hike lilt &lt;■
Iv all such |n*r- cemlier. Johnson, troubled of con- tnnt In* ties. r I •M.-ot.
M i Crave
wa* m e |&gt;resit he *1 at • dep'i i ' oii'iit . o f
.lies ii- it |m
ISLAND. N. ( .
a t
lire innnerteil
.|.*m i.i the C i a x i s Dix Jew elry
,.C. I ,.| ti
Willi I lie Jlllr*
an fur a revolt
-Mi-fling near
*i sit oat e.'i
l .-ini;*aliV and
l'**l lilel'1 v was
lll't Sllllii II v.
. It is keepi ng
pi,
I■•ir &gt;.f tin* 1 runt * ee State
. .idem I
I
.Ii
•laV .IMt le«r
It. (In- British i'MWhen a moving |,i. t ill • i • |ill 11\ 11 ‘ 1* '‘I ill I*Vt
the
Amer i c a n
le.vi I. i
\ .oi iat loll. He was
1 i ••d I till I •It. I ,|t I
l’ till* poll.-I
|5 plant oil '"I tile visiteil tin* l iuver-it v n I 11111■•1111it
* I e\nlllt iomil'.V
fuf l&gt;
! ■ v••a' * old.
•of the \Y.i limgt.ii, • .*, i uitienl wa .
llnrlliein s t a t e s
jtim'iii. Sir Esme tn take ex tei mi *. m a III. inn- III’ '"'Iiis m iis nit
I Mill' tif I'mii
\« fit 1 n |-« Mexi
.Meantime, the
()jsh ambassador college life, it employ I .1 imiiiiI.i t " f , ll" ' ,{" imhln
i out in vers v cont i nues
nf co-eds a s "e x ( ia &gt; ." Mils Mar 1 ,; ,||U'|||"'
!
can
done
lie
nffaii
■.
Stales, united
K«ret
l.ciscn iiiig ,
shown
|„. ,•.1 ,l',i"ll"i keil.
i
Ih
e
gov
i
rnmciit
•
I the I'nile.l
nvcrniueul and
. ; |*resii||i|it » f tin- iiinim &lt;I., i.&lt; |ln
'I here is i nnsidcruhlc specula - t
1 S ta te s, it was said ' n belli.If *d
ials t o tiav
in piesseil SU fiivnrulily that slii* was dun as tn whether Mexico will n*'t h e I’li ideal at I lie -Milliner e x ­
Mk‘" hlirk lii lliillywiiiiil anil nuu 'Itiest till* I'nitei] S ta te s tn ex tra- District Attorney Hcrnstcen Survey On Transportation Is e c u t iv e - offices, ha.-, no authority
ting the l l i r t h , '|jlias
a re g u lar innvie jnli.
' •Ii11* former I’luvisional Presiilent
hire
diplomatic usage or niterof Virginia I**«■*•,.
Declares He Is Provoked
For Purpose Of 1D1e1t e r m i n |under
______ __ .
__ __
! Adolfo i||i |a Huerta, who is he
..a ......nil law or treaty rights to
{horn on American
At Evident “ Leaks" In Ining Florida's Cuparity For j Hitei Iei e in the purely dome tie
lleveil tn In* ill Ciiht'nrilili; (ieneral
I Knrnnie K-t radii. who i* under arI -ing Building Materials uiatti i i Mi xieo.
for nn I ion That Is Secured
»fre Ken* fol I tare
re-t at Sun Diego, and other revo
'
Mll*..i,gh S .e ret a IV K e|log In !
DDir.L’ Week, which
hitnniists across tin* bonier. Thus
C l.E Y • \ N|i. Aug. H. i,Vi
J.\t K s tiN V Il.L K . Aug H.
one to \\ Inti* Fine i amp prepat d &lt;;»*m*r:il I'-dnulit Mill Appear
lay iii nn moi i I ser
till', howevoi, tlo* government lias
'Tin* t lilted S la te s department
District
*lorney A It Item sliavnhnr at Mallien
i*. a ' m h i ( o..|:dge on In
Bc.fort* r . S . C o n t m i s s l o n e r l n
not made it * poll, \
teoi this .it •i i ..... ii
announced
of « ••iiiiii *t c ** today authorized r e e e l l t
•* f el e l n e III U a 'him*
Inarkim: the child's
San
l)it*g(*. Cal.. Today On
It is reported ihut ticlicial Lope;
through A
I line ('richer.
in Wit &gt;i I i* it- . \ I I I ) ' . I t * . Mlpl •
personal Witho-awa. com the in­
Esinv gave the
( h a i in* O f S t a r l i n g R e v o l t
! d • la Itiga, former militarv gov­
flung* • *.f the t lansporl at ion field .knight
v e s ti g a tio n nit.i th e m u r d e r o f
('
l he hliielits ,.f t'olmii
ernor of Tainaulitia* and follower
survey now i.i ing e..mini te.l
m t*ii-. o e i . t t i.-t. ii "h e vv:.-- mad**
Don It. Mi*lIi t ■ 1 niton publisher.
..f .v n o I al oli l ia
j of De la Huerta and who p-cently
Florida, l he fii-l ofl'n nil* tale I III tin
H&lt;- sent a I. .lev to I’l'osecil\ N 11) FDD, Cal . Aug. 18. !/P&gt;
I.ltelll&lt;;.t ot the govern
trpr&gt; Mtatnes of
nient i * 1l i n e to the progre . of llietil's pe-llloll t*&gt; the petition ..|
With the rank and file o f their
\|cC|iutock, S t a r k
I of thi two state-', &lt; lull Adopts Resolul ioiiToEn- |ha* been living in S hu Antonio,! tor C. It
' Texas, crossed the frontier illtl
the work.
•I ’m ilreailv under hail ranging
■ouiit y . '
aying
t hut
lluyvell
! : hat o» »le* at '* I'lnlii h-lpln.i meet
lf‘ 1.11r ■if Italeigli.
dorse Big ( anal Pro ject AI i Tainnidipas and was captured and, (.click, iis-isinnl ilistrict ted"rt i . oii /| non i .a $.1,(101), leaders in
The 'll \ey. the first |if it kind mg a-kiet*. that (In* ( nite.l Stall
{pimcipal diocese of
plot
to
Cat Indie i in- ic. euDy frustrated
tod ay 's Meet ;*On*To-Lake­ •executed by federal troops. The V ney, will c o o p e ra te with comity ever iniidii'led in tins Country, i s 1 inti iv. i.&lt;- to p i o t .- t
and inenihers of
war tlepurtinent asse rts that it lias
authorities if niiy ft:r-, *r action
an eftoil to delerinilie Floridn's '•chill. Ii men ill their di p'.lte with x. i a* tlo* rich northern district of
•tony Memorial A s­
land’ Club Is Being Formed |no
further information to the. ef- ' is desired.
Lower ( 'alitoruia
face
arraigneupai ity to eon-nine huildiiig *mu I'le-i.lenl I idles o f Mexico.
* present and took
nienl l.ffnre a t'nited S t a te s com. feet. There have been nuineroii.r
terials
and
other
eommodities
and
i
No |{t fcrence to Envoy
Bonies.
T h e San fo rd Kiwanis f'lul* today ' rumors in the capital that icvoI mi- a.iiier here today.
C L E V E I.A N D . Ohio, Aug. 18 — will provide a government report
inland early this
Neither was l i m e any refefi r.. '*
endorsed the Upper St. J o h n ; Ii iv- j lutionists have come int*i Mexi* •&gt;, (/I’l When Louis M:i/.er, Cantor, on Florida's economic status.
Fon niost among the revolutiongovt rniin iit const
|In the p... it mil of Jiiines Sheffield.
' or intend to do so, from Te xas, Ultderworld character, charged with
t . is tIeneral Fnriipie E.xtrndu,
Thi’ tali'iin’iit ri’pnrLs on Du* \in* i* iii 'i*ul*:i -aili'i to M•* &gt;H *
i li&gt;f irovcrnur ami c r Navigation District project nl
’The the murder of Don It. Meilrtt, C a n ­ prngn
meeting at the New Mexico and Arizona.
in ohtuiuing replies 1•• the MIII. &gt; ' iii' •ill.* to the 1 illed S ta te - former secretary of war in Mexico.
I of tlic memorial lb weekly lurnhei
1 war department snvs it failed to ton publisher, faced his accusers (lUe-tK-ntKiire sent to business men
The Mexit ans were all more-or|to an invocation of Seminole Cafe.
for i \;n turn nud a |ii ivoiial re
'•
reipiest that i verify these rumors. Nevertheless, fnr the second day . an open hreuk
less prominent in the nffnirs of
tnrnii,
at the state.
'The l ‘en- port In In s Mipei ini's mi Di • sit
G. Durst of the the canal project h e d o r s e i l hy
Secretary o f W ar Amaru, who was wus imminent
between
Cniled sac.iln district, Mr. ('rich er r e ­ unt uni in that eniintiv.
Then the country and one of them, Agtis[ Epii' iipal diocese,
in S ta te s District Attorney A. E. ported, is in Du* lead with returns
K. Ros- on a military inspection trip
Mr tin ( union, was identified with u
hin c been indi'.’it urn* that
ini then was in- the club was made hy .
1 Durango, has gone hurriedly to B e r n s t e i:. an*l tin Clinton investi­ on more than tMI per rent of the
( previous uprising.
D o w n s known
Bettcr,
a
celery
growet
of
this
Sheffield
would
like
t
"
see
a
stifrfress given from
I Chihuahua City for the purpose of gators.
tonnage coiisianeil in that territory. ti'.in g of the Washington govern- as one a,f Die lenders when Esleben
|th the old oaks county.
Caul ii . former governor of the
Rernsteen said he wa provoked
The importance o f the eg mil j personally directing troops, disIjnjs were
tilt*
Ninety tier cent of thy returns nn til's attitude m it ■ ml lauds coa
( trihutions and military precaution, i
( &gt;|d* I. "lei Sis" t*i information
Northern district of Lower CuliMe
vieo,
lie
IS
tli
p
ro
ject
to
reclamation
of
(rrl
illf
I'nVel
V
vvitli
fetir-imr of the l»against possible revolutio.ou&gt; i t - which' should have been held ill fitnii the Tnllahassi'e district are
ioiiua,
i.v.dii'd a few years ago
land
in
this
section
wiih
.K.
V.«x.-i«
hiding
iii
\
\
a*hilir
iiiarki'd
(lit*
isjoired hy Saturday
while
the i ..liter will Mi
.igasn t the aentral government of
confidence and that
.M.i i r will Palm Hi'iicli d i- ti i. i promises pn I &gt;11 II. ■i week
Me also said tempts at the frontier.
input ion by the hy Mr. Russel ter.
\|, Mi o.
&lt; lijef Mu-. (•rro said his seen*! have to lie i mi 111 out i'i| vv III ni"|o p'T i •III I., fi le 'lie end. of |he
hR'nt .n the annual that the canal wmild to- a mean;
K V, •' It e i if lit : of \me! i
I h, i barge against the heads o f
. posing as ( 'atholii -, f..l
evidence if he p. to he vv• ir« down .v, ek
o f protecting farm ing land from •I"
•t ill . it |/el, nr • mt i muv I iii a foi
tie ill fated expedition is that o f
lowing tin* ri \oiiilion, for some to a ronfession.
|E.*mr lad finished, high waters.
it
v
v
,i
n
n
I*
elea*
'
•
If
..
I
et||;l
I
V
.
Men in Die Indian River district
*.igiiii/ieg i military move against
Win ii Mazer was brought to the insure a !Ml per cent
dua-.ind ; 11I'M- I
Mayor l-'orrest Lake, It. II. Iterg, |I iiue had been attending the meeireturn hy t he \ llll'l ie III g..v i rim:* n' w ill I a fl lelellv foreign power.
*
in
their
residences,
It was
j
ings
o
f
plottei
federnl
building
from
the
count
v
the -tr; ins o f t 111 A. I*. Connelly mid L. I’. Ilngaii in
. ee that they lll'i
jWlltll
It
Ct.ll
t
Vug.
'JU
v
v
Idle
the
same
has
been
hoard of the revolu- jitiI this moiiiing lie wa guurdi'il
I Iiidicntc.l bv government attorney's
MtllrliT', *pi i-i 1111&gt; short talks
discus*ed
the canal The exei-litiv i*
dillv re- peeled
I’l'oiuised
from
the
Ridge
district
' vi".lei da v that hail ranging from
declared. 11,y ih n e officials.
*h
on
ns an undertaking
tlmt I tioiouv movement. In
ll I nut
like .s. i i n and pe. |project
!•.' Monday.
The Jaeksonv die di* I In r e t e i eiiie
; $1(1,111111 to .5211,IMIl) would lie rei
oiisisted
**f
seven
nien
anil
seven
Detective
Ora
S
la
te
r
and
hi*
aHe,|
11 at vl,
must lie given muted hacking.
mat. wtIt tli colli
t'li’i eoiiilinttee lilclilhfI &gt; e\|H&gt;et |o 11 ..vei v it vv.t
women. Similarly, every d id rid
11 apiired.
I1 :
and " C o d
A talk on the “ Hoy of Today, the iii which a revolt had been planned, sistnnts were known to he work liave tut per edit hy Aug. J-*. JD. d&lt;&gt; n o had made in 11:« •III •
One liundred and fifteen minor
iy.g mi information concerning tie the two committees in the Miami tile I lilted state- hilt Do i e t id
Man of Tom orrow ." was given hy had women on the hoards of d irec­
whereabouts nf P atrick
Kugcii" .listrid.
r» ».i- I..an shot’l l , ’ C. D. Wolfe, general er ret ary of
vve) e a number a f iu.lt D I - not . officials and privates of Estrada's
tors. Altogether, more than sixty McDermott, -till wanted iih "kev
force vveie arraigned yesterday, a t ­
il of !&gt;•i p rents tit tin’ Sanford
Y. M. C. A..
lie persons have been arrested in or
Members o f t he Florida S h i p ■Ii h iii Iv ileternum &lt;1.
tired in motley garb, with o ver­
m an " in the murder investigation
aid
As
a
g
i..
nil
rule,
ii
was
wit Ii .’*'ir W alter asked that the work started hy the near Mexiro City.
hers’ Advisory Hoard are making
Hut some of
ti|iiditioii to the ’ X-‘ here he kept up an.*l that more them have been released. Numer­ A nation-wide search for nlnm t liersonul calls hi all districts, said toil.IV. It I* difficult to sav vvIn-til jails as Die predominating uniform,
ufl’,., |They
were before the United
th
ree
weeks
has
failed
to
turn
■t. " Virginia." hor study he given In hoy life.
III*' statem ent, mid chanihers of e|' \IIO'I lean I'ltZI /n- hav i
ous persons are reported to have McDermott up.
lli;ii l S ta te s commissioner
sipinds of
M
*
CO,
e.I
indignities
in
ilangliter of Coy ,
•"iiiinerce and niemhers.of civic or
Plans for the organization o f the been taken into ■iistoily in other
ten.
They
were
licensed
o f hav­
T
h
e
S
ta
rk
county
grand
ju
r
.
the I ’.llill’, .
"O n to Lakeland Club” were an- parts of the Republic, including was ready to en ter upon sm ic u.inizations nrc assisting the d e­ i a h e a d tel III.
ing at In in pled to incite an armed
Seine \lllerienlis IlliVi Ii i ti i
tin’ i laid'
l.irth tinuneed.
partment
of
commerce
a
g
e
n
t
It was decided to have (ieneral C arlos Ariza, who is de- phase of the "d e a n up" c.Miipan;'..
V .III.I I. lev nit again.*! Mexico.
5Liiglarnt and'on his appropriate caps, umbrellas
mid | d a re d to have been appointed In vviigid a a result of revelation Hata from the railroad- sire almost pelleal fliilil Mevleo. it
• Mi Mean
lllliler
;.i
I
ilia-to
of
t
ll
I par l iter, found la n e s for nil Sanford Kiwiiniaus ' the League for Defense of Kelig•"iiiplete and this nii-siitg malerial
made in the investigation subs •
, ..i,-t It ill loll. Which five the gov
■the -ei1 l. . hi.,I ,|i
ha*
lu*cii
promised
hy
\ng.
2f&gt;,
the
going to l.nki’luiid for (lie district i imis I iliertv as militarv l oiiirimncl ipieut to the murder.
i 1 1aii ia-f11 I III* light to * Xpell tol
■lead line date.
conventi'in, Oct. 2.r&gt; 27.
’Tin* Snn- er for mi uprising in the state of
It is to make iiM|uiry into (lie
elfin I*. Illlt will’ll* Vi I it has ap
Jtb' ■
■nient was foid chili will lay (lie groundwork [ Morelos.
The
statement
urged
that
liusi
existence of alleged affidavit
] pc n eb I lint I h mil hot'll y ha* In &gt;r.
" i t a l e i g l i '. to bring the FJ28 convention tn
Secret service agents say they charging officials and proniini'i.t ness concerns which have not yet , ii ■J against \ m e r c m i s with*.at
W ASH IN G TO N , Aug. 18 Upi
this city.
Tin; Municipal
Hand saw arms nmi aianiiinitiiin in Ihe Cunter.iaiis with liipior dealing toiwariled their completed ipies
it vvn . .al
1“’ I' that the set- will he taken to Lakeland.
Retail I
I inici’s t&lt;&gt;r the month
iioiiniures
to the
depart merit's I nl i n lent ,|o -I i Tic.’it mu,
and
various
indiscretions.
I
.
a
l'i
residences
of
Senora
Novoa
and
ol
,|
-.,|
.
|
|
has
In
i
ii
Do*
pilo
t
treed .villi Hi,. Ccoa1’iaiing .Ini; I .■ dci'lincd in II of Die
Today's enlei lainuieiit was far- Senorn Deperchez. One of III*’ the gr.’ iid jury is to take up tin- in Id heiidipinrters iii Jiu ksonville, il„. Vmerii'mi dnibu fnloc .it 'I*
l W’li" I. ih.it they
l l citii’s lor which
government
do a. in i i p Ii j Dial each district
nished hy Paul Miller of the O r ­ agent-, asserted he heard Sonora inurder case itself.
, I, „ (.. Intel! rde
omi t lines
,
d IIm ! i i ier thi'ory
records
an*
kept.
Die
labor de­
may
he
re[iresen(ed
hy
at
least
ange ami Hlack cahar«’l of l.mig- Deperchez sav that women w«ie
1 1 . |nily ami
. niin't tine . nn i
It), et 11. i: | I eport
part incut's retail food price index
ninety per cent of its tonnage.
wood, who gave several seleetions. d i m ting the plot "hecausu men are
,. isfully.
►Miiian to Yirgim.i IH- was jiri-onipunit'd hy Ceorge
t**i’ that period dropping alm ost
good for nothing."
UuUi'tline to seurrh
two per cent to 157.0 us compared
Hrocklnihn o f Sanford.
•it Islimd i'olony.
with 1fill.7 on Ju n e 15.
'The figures, made public today,
disclosed that
I I articles
were
cheaper during the month, pota­
toes leading the decline with an 18
N EW Y O R K .
Aug. 18. (/!»•
per cent drop.
'Thirteen articles
The “ Wolf o f Wall S r c e t " is hack
iiu reic.ed. a .1 per cent advance in
in his old hunting ground.
D O IS S Y LA R I V I E R E . Fnitire,
W A SH IN G TO N . Aug. is. tA’&gt; | Bogus lime checks are being fl’c-Ji eggs la mg the highest. FlfThe presence of
David l.aniar
sixth inter­
Mix-. A ii/ , |s. i,| Aug. IN. I/I*i T h e
C. Wesley Crimes, negro, of New here called Du* " W o l f " because ol While the temperatures averaged pa -e,| ..lit hy certain negr**e* mi I fen .-In,wed no change.
national Democratie peace co n fer­
with
being a his spectacular financial raids, was near normal in practically all parts , neiri" merchant* again*t the "At
^uri1 ''.illy today ence opened its informal sessions Orleans, charged
"f a k e doctor," was fined $200 to­ revealed when he was served with of the cotton hell, conditions in i lui.i i, ( 'mist Line Railvvav ( " i n
ir*S' "f Mississippi ■51
SE N \TOKS Kl \ C A R R O L L
I today with fi.OIM) youthful
dele­
''live* in t h&lt;- lower
day hy Jud ge W. E. White ill Mu- a subpoena to appear in court to­ general were less favorable, the |paiiv." according
l " information
. g ates, representing 2-'t countries,
said received hero from W. W. Moi'ii
nicipai Court.
Crim es
"c u re s" day and tell whut he knows about Department o f Agriculture
Lnitcil .*■tales conL I T T L E ROCK,
August IK.
in at tendance.
his patients hy mystic methods, it alleged manipulations of the Mock today in its summary **f conditions m , ii , sitpei’inti’lideiil of the police i /Pi ’Tim sale of q"C in g ci'" C a r­
"t io nomination
'The ronferi nce. which is Iming . WIIS testified,
Uljl„|
and invokes the aid of Consolidated Distributors I iic., in southern states for the week department of the Atlantic ( 'mist roll, n piti-her, to the Washington
in vi'*ierday's
ending yesterday.
.
(which deals in motor accessories.
.mar\ |he outcome held in the wooded grounds of t h o l &lt;)f s j r j ts
Senators was aiir.iainced today hy
Line Railroad Company.
K» miles from 1 John
1 Rivers, negro, charged with I The stock has fluctuated during
f"titi t 1 1 maim'd Chnteuii Heirville,
Rainfall was too frequent
in
Sanford authorities are a -hell to the Little Rock Clllh of the South­
has as its
purpose the practicing medicine without a li­ ■the recent weeks so violently that m u ch -of the east, although niois i assist ill ilppr ’In’iidilig the check ern Association.
oniiiaiion moans ul- P aris,
The club is to
bringing together of the youth of cense was found not guilty.
forger^ As an example of a b o g u s get UchritiHchu, a pitcher now with
He aii investigation was begun hy the Dun. was inudi*(|iiuti* in some north
*VJ 1 "
Collier of d ifferen t nations to create a mu­ had herbs in his possession and he New York E xchange, l.aniar was ^ astern d istricts, while complaints check, o ne was made out in fuvor Die Washington club, utui other
' r"in Franeis lla r- tual understanding and to work for said th at they were for .................
his own not suspected, however, until large ;„ f increased insect activity were of " Jo h n King, laborer, ex tra gang, ■considerations in the deal, it wus
here recently from (transactions were traced to^his rather wide-spread,
and also of No. llt'il," and was signed hy " J . said.
lfl. kv approximute- world peace.
'** 1 Wight.
.......................
in |).
T h e (icrmuit to u rists’ costumes Orangeburg!^s! C.
Harrison, treasu rer,”
The
^
. ’ brokers, Ayers and
The
Hhedding and* poor fruiting
111 Ik" Eighth disheavy
shoes, short
trousers,
check was drawn oil the First Na­
Hayward Williams,
was f in e d !fir m is not u member of the ex- many places.
l’ensncolii— Ju n io r Chamber of
|£n'H"te ligures re- open-collared shirts and no h a t - $200 on n charge o f selling liquor, (change, however, and the exchange J Sweet potatoes were mostly fa ir tional Hank of Washington. D. C. su« voted on, for city liuprovemenis
There is no "A tlan tic Coast Line •“!
but nre somewhat late in
I ’’ 'I Whittington, u being adopted hy Ihe other dele­ Disorderly conduct cases were dis- investigators rould not force it to |j ((
p p v 'o c r t r * ^
(tumt,,.,,T. )o„j Won g ates to such an extent that the posed of as follows:
K. D. Roh- I tell who was hack of the t i a n s a c - . *lVnneHaec.
Truck crops are gen- Railway Company," nor First Na­
v* o| Crcen- conference hns begun to look like erts, fined $50;
Alberta Taylor, turns.
.crally fa ir to good.
^Marked im- , tional Hank o f Washington, D. (!.,
F1™ di-trn I.
J log outdoor picnic.
continued HO days; Willie Cooper,
lien tho summons for |d,mur provomont of tobacco w a * r e p o r t - 1the letter from Police Chief Muru stice
s t i c e!"£ j„ the
- Ohio
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• —
Valley but in
T e n - . t isoii said.
fined $5; Emma Urown, fined $15; was called in court today JJu
McCrery consented
to an ad - 1 III,ltHce
plants are somowhat \ The check writer was apparently
J o e (iihson, $10 fine.
Showers wero bene- j familiar with the general it|ipeurJa m e s E. Carroll estreated a jmirnmont a t the request of E l m e r , Ul,dt.r -Bi«ed.
f o r BUgar-cane In Louisiana
of Atlantic f ’oast Line pay
bond of $25 on a drunk and disor­ F. Quinn, representing l-amar, ami I
derly charge.
W. H. Smith was set the hearing for Aug. 25.
and the crop continues to improve. checks, and sought to im itate them,
THo Seminole county celery land*
fined $10 on charge o f drunkenoss.
Florida was reported us: Ruin i it was said.
are
"wondoAul," Col. J . 0 . Thomp­
T r a f f ic cases were disposed of
delayed cotton picking nud grain
as
follows:
T.
E.
Hatchkiss,
reck­
harvest;
cane,
sweetnotatoes
and
son,
vice president o f the Ametfsham •Aug IH.-&lt;/»•(
Ju d g e Ianiis R. Reynolds will in- less driving,
not g uilty;
Fred
run Cottoil Association, and prom­
peanuts f a i r to good; citrus, in­
I Kim hlnn will „„t
troduce u resolution denouncing Daugherty, estreated bond o f $25;
cluding Satsu m as in west, mostly
inent Alabamu cotton grower, dgl)n 'he floor of Ihe
the Klan utui will attempt to put E. C. B arnhart, exceeding speed
c Ia red while on a v isit to his broths
*
g
»te '"in (‘nlnm here
N I L E S , Ohio, Aug.
— good.
the anti-K lan plank in. He was llinit, estreated bond of $10; L. F.
Daviil N. Owen hns been mado er, W, W ’ Thompson o f Eldbi*
outspoken in his denunciation of McKnight, and F ran k Kurtz, park ’ The residence o f Su fety Director
.
Party bc' • . . . ■’
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YO
M
ING
E
L
E
C
T
I
O
N
R
E
S
U
L
T
S
assistant
munuger of the Kemlnolo Spring*;'
'«hgbt,.*
Norris
0
.
J
e
w
e
t
t
wus
badly
dam­
th e s ec re t order, in which he said. ing car on paved atreet over night,
"
T
h
e
y
are
tho
most wonderni!
Ifntel,
it
was
announced
today
by
aged by a bomb explosion on the
" I am a g a in s t the hooded Klan. 1 fined $3 onch.
far D o UniC H E Y E N N E , Wyo., Aog .18— W urt'W . W arner mnnnger of the I’vo ever, aeon," ho suld. H#' wub’
front
door-sill
early
today.
The
intend
to
o
ffer
a
resolution
spe­
,t‘’ k’dverimi' and
entire front portion of the house (/P)— F ra n k C. Emerisor*, state en ­ Seminliie and Vuldeh Hotels of so impressed with the financl»lrrecifically directed against the in­
F O U R d i e IN F I R E
convention-endorsed Sanford.
was blown away.
None of the gineer and
• tu m s of- celery Iat)d th at he hns
visible government and I am go­
decided tb re tu rn to Sahfbrd dur­
candidate led F r a n k E.
Lucas sec­
KM,
occupants
was
injured.
Mr.
Owen
wan
employed
as
night
ing
tp
imUst
that
the
Republicans
Al“ . Aug. 18.
F R A N K L IN , Pa., Aug. 18— C/P&gt;
ing t h e c e le ry seafcon thlH wititdr.
retary
o
f
sta
to
,
in
the
rcco
for
1the
Police
believe
*
the
bombing
is
A mother and th ree o f her connected with J e w i t t ’s activities the RonubRcan nomination for gov­ clerk of the Scminolu Hotel ono Col. Thompson has soll.on hla largo
Is»a&gt;t»*i| triumph o f A labam a make Invisible govern­
year ago today, and made day
m ent an issue in the forthcoming children were burned to death to ­
a* Kh,
in perionally leading raids ogsinHt ernor b y 8,424 votes early today clerk last J u n e when Mr. Warner plantation near Tuskegae, Ala.,
IfeMi ,a"
thl‘ l,r i‘ g ubernatorial campaign.
day when their fa rm homo s e a r bootleggers, gatnblere
which be believes with the proper
and dis­ on th e f a c e o f returns from 187 leased tho Bemlnolo Hotel.
“ .. ,. * h( Puhlieuns of
From Democratic houaquurtera. Coopcrstown was (J«srtoyed by
.
cultivation method*
can
grow*
methods
of th e s t a t e ’s M 3 precincts in y e s­
^ h c r ., 1 hero tojJ
orderly
house*.
A.
..
It wap rumorgd that Judgo Royn* fire The victims w er* Mr$. David
The newv.&gt;*Balstant mnnager ce le ry . . A^__
tidy _ the celery
f t e r .studying
.
„iw t|on. Three
' S ? ' , t t r « e x p e c t e d olda’a effort .would tbe uniucc.sful Beightol, nn infant non and two
^*l*4n^4,40fl; Luca*, 2,- formorly lived In North Caroling »nd her* next winter, he will *torlda Eight
•kHato whethey or hocatiso nf thoir hellof that a Inrgo small daughters.
Flagler
Th*
apt to grow the product In Ala». HT B Latbrop, 4 third and ban bad hotel managing ex­
purchases
"'ill I / i n - number, of Klansnien
JW caused by the explosion o f an oil and Power, r1
perience before coming to Florid*.
local p o w e r ,
foitid among the Republic*!! d»lfM w t.
A
Txble
. .&amp; &amp;
.
■ .
probable g a U a ,
.
:•
..
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Church Controversy
Is Still Deadlocked

Catholic Group Asks
For American Action

BREAK BETWEEN WORK ON STATE’S
CANTON PROBERS ECONOMIC PLA N
S E E M S CERTAIN SHOWS PROGRESS

Physician A n a !;
Soil Beneath
Man Shoots Self
And Declares Bl
At Funeral Home
Stains Prove

REBEL CHIEFS IN
MEXICAN REVOLT
FACE U. S. COURT

LO C A L KIWANIS
CLUB TO SUPPORT
NAVIGATION ACT

1

Retail Food Prices
Drop In 4*1 Cities

‘Wolf Of Wall Street’
Subpoened To Appear
Judge White Fines Before Gotham Court WeaiherConditions Bogus Time Checks
Mississippi!Sixth PeaceGathering
Are Not Favorable ()n A. C. L. Said To
In (ongress; Opens in FrenchTown Negro Fake Doctor
ToCottonLastWeek Be In Circulation
In Municipal Court
nomi n a t e (1

Republicans Expected To
Anti-Klan Plank At Convention

Defense Fails'H tf-S
Push Exa
Miss Almeda
Saw Pair Goingr M .
Tryst, She Testifl«»-1 .
SOM ERVILLE, N. J., Atfe) M
IS. (tV)—Testimony that RfT. '$ *
Edward Wheeler Hall'
Mrs. Eleanor Mills werg :
tiered ut the crab-apple
^
where th^ir bodies
found was given jto{
the hearing for Her
pender and Willie StbvJ
John F. Anderson sale
analyzed the noil beneath
and norertalned. by blettH *X
lie found, that the rectof'^tW*
ister were alain within
*
two
of
where
the
were discovered. T h * dtfbitfg
not severely
cross-examine
Anderson.
S ta te Se n ato r RlmptWrt, ap
prosecutor, had erected' tfcat
fenny counsel woutd cortibht
timony th at would eath bltth '
crab-apple tree as the mtlttMf j
ns a witness who said ■ hi '
(!arpender,
Stevena
and **
F ran ces Stevens Hall th e re t n
night of Kept. 14 1D28, had
called previously by th e a t h t C &gt;
Belief that the murder**
red in the Phllllpn farmhouse
other places had been a*
other Investigators.
Miss Almeda Harkinc, *
her of Dr. Hall’a choir a t t h *
o f tho murders, testified-,
th at she saw Dr. Hall attd
Mills going to keep their
Mrs. MUls,’ Mire
was walking rapidly t
Russey’s Lane, carrytn
package.

New Safety P
Hard To ‘C radf
Says Its Designer
D A YTO N A , 0 . . Aug. 18-.— (JWX!
An nirplano th a t will be hh!td«r td*
"crack up" than most of thM d 'd p#
flying has boon designed by D. X i
Dunlap, aeronautical engi
soon will bo ready for tea
Two o f tho fruitfut ca
trouble when an airplane
to a nose-dive arc the Dro
ami heavy power plant, which
are forced hack upon tha pilot,
luring o r killing him.
Dunlap's ship will have t i
motors plated between tho
and a t the sides and hack
pilot and his companion,
an* "pu sh ers” with tho DH&gt;i9'
in the rear. This elimin*ta*.
from the engine, and tK*
..
noise, and gives passenger* * i
view directly ahead.
Of more importance, It
tho ship to b« built witfo 4k,
metal nose. When it co**M&lt;
on its noso, it will alm}l]*,
aver." Dunlap says.
The ship will be amp
both land and water lan
which in later models'
ranged so that th
oil by the pilot
while flying Tha lkhding g » * r
so will he equipped with » b n f
and will be able to land * .
o f f in twice ita own le n ftk .
Following the trial flight*
la* put into commercial prod
O N E K I L L E D IN T O R K l O ^ ' V
t/SCEOLA, Ark., A u * ^
— One negro Hilled and , l * .
wus the known toll todtVd:
imdo which sw ept t W u n
tion o f tho Modena plantatl
Wilson, Arku last bight
to Information brought'
today. W l r * con

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Becomes Convert A fter

Official’s Home
Damaged By Bomb

David N. Owen Is
Given Promotion

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there a r e n
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f h such seizures, also is mule
tlon.
Padlocked Premises
uentions before the court
tithe r qu
tfde : Tfhe use which federal of
can make of evidence ohby s ta te offic, r*; whether
to property can tie eiim-cllcd
1 a part of the premises hud
padlocked;
whether certain
Fran cl*ri) policemen were ntpting to enforce or violate the
when arrested on a dock at
liquor had been landed;
ither Josh u a K. Russell,
for
prohibition director for Ohio,
Involved in a con*piracy I" onWfully transport and sell hquor
idCleveland and other places; and
Whether a former prohibit ion di
rector for Nevada committed :ln
entc punithnltlc under the law
0 he failed to report to the
S ta te s attorney ullegetl vi
OM near Reno.
a rc ulso on the dorket now
a«
iCfOUB other li,|ii&lt;&gt;r cases of mi
■’importance, and n large ntiui
t i ■oth ers
probably will he
before the court returns in
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te Board Meets
Jacksonville For
I^i Monthly Session
o \ J A C K S O N V I L L E , Fin., Aug. 17.
i
— Considering.. routine
mat
WTi, the S t a t e Hoard o f ( ’out l ol
W tt In session here today. Mem
Ira iif the hoard present were.
K. Yonge, Pensacola, C hairm an;
•, W. I ju ic , Jacksonville, anti W
DavU, Perry.
A ’ ,r \t e jection nf u bill for the in ­
f,
I l il la t io n of it sewerage system
R7 * - i.....................
h t Florida A. and 'M, C o lle g t.
■ nagroes at Tullnhassee, npdpt*meats of a uuml&gt;er o f per•to fill vacancies on the facialof the various state etiut ntion-

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and liaM ill.I.A ND, Mich . Aug. 1u */Vi side l'’i,rm" near here,
Many a liarefooted small hoy fllled it with iill the stiilllge am
nulls he vvaufed lo have when he
has felt Ihnt he would lie the hiippl
est youngster on earth if only lie wits ii young-ter.
had ii circus all his own
And lie kieps the place open to
(ionrge K. f.«*tx felt that way the public, lie even bolds lug Iwr
when he was n Ind of *! on a lYnii- hecues to give mi added treat to
sylv.iuin farm.
Circus*.* came to the people who conic to ic e lii'i col
town seldom, and when they did lection.
come (let/, often didn’t have enough
I l i ‘ . doing ii till lo satisfy the
money to go lo them.
Hut he yearning tlmi tormented him when
vowed thill -oine day lie wonld'ovvn he was a I. id.
one or at least own a lot of wild
The zoo i on i ts of 'omc ’/ii am
unininls.
noils. TI m'si - range in si/,, and kind
And now . at *!li. a mull iimllioii all the wav I n &gt;m a pan of g l loot
aire, tiet/ has made hi l.ovliood pylhoil slillt.1
op to all elephant.
(Innini &lt;*.*ne 11 ue.
Si altered iti between a le a un­
Owns Ills Own /no
hinge of tiger-, a lion, varietn
of moid.i'v . lagiiai's, I he aualle-!
Me l i a s c l a M l lied hi. o w n pi i
&gt; on lll,&lt; IM•]! Ii I I I 111 “ I .a he pony m iIn- world and whnl t t.
'a t e
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Rollins New Musical Head
Will Open Study Period At
WinterPark September 17
W IN T E R P A R K , Flu., Aug. IT.
1/1*1
Frederick S. Andrew*,
whom Prc.ddcnt lltiniilloii
11••!t
ims called flout the I’m idly ol ( •&gt;
I In ml nit I Imversil y In head the R&lt;d
hits College f o i l -ervalory of mu
Isle, lias prat In-ally completed plan-‘ |’,,r opening musical a - I n tin
al
. Rollins on September I . next
11 i- male) (mill |hat
|&gt;m . lor
i Andrews is arranging for -.Indent
I who major m music lo lake a gen
Icrot|s share of their work Inward
a degree m musical subjects, in
i lulling their iiistriimciital and the
oretical courses ami group work
of various kinds.
lie plan-, lo eu
rtdl n large niinilier of cniiservaloi v
students m eliorul and orrhe-.t ral
work, because he believes that moof the ways in which the spirit •■!
u college best realizes itself is m
joining in the iitteinnees of henu
tiful music
At Coliiuihui University I lie work
o f Director Andrews in conducting
was a feature, II via. staled, and
he hopes l&gt;&gt; cm milage the sliulcoi
of Rollins who are lo become lem Ii
i t s to take up similar course:
The new plum, of I he d in -d o r
cull for a slrong emphasis on the
academic stilt- of music study ill
such courses a- music history and
aesthetics
The library is bring
augmented lo meet llle need, of
Ibis iindcrlilkilig and the iinpusi
lion of new volume* will soon he
ann-iiinccd.
Students in organ, according lo
Mr. Andrews, may round out then
studies in counterpoint. Improvisa­
tion and score rending.
For those
who wish to study orchestration
and bund organization in Conner.

love s his animals.
'I’hey
lie was
remind hint ol poor kids.
p o o r himself once and knows the
value of a little kindness.
And he loves people.
T h a t ’s
why In- ha- his informal parlies at
which he has led as many a s 110,(1(1*1 guests.
"I'm getting too old to go to id.h(C people’s celebration*.
I want
r hem to route to mine instead," lie
av ■av much more helie doe*
■rim h ol a hand at
. an e he I
, .ill.log
lb laughs mo I of the time he
i in &gt;• In dream ha* t ome I rue.
W hen he was it lad of «i lie Went
to u a I. mi a larm near Mechanics
i rg, !'u. He hud to work hard.

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1;. . •r «I l ’i m i i : N l *i •111III1 &lt;*• ••
; , rniiii.lt »' on til
I ' I . m ill.i

lie appears with a diminutive pony. * aid

II 'recalls when he first saw a
r ii.'i poster, depleting sonn of the
jungle denizens.
I In re was a picture of tigers
ami an elephant on a crossroad
.sign hoard.
What are t h o s e ? " (let/, asked.
"I'll get solne like that to play
well ' lie said when I hey told him.
II . wages for a six-year old fill
Ve.ii ago were not sufficient even
j'oi ilie purchase of the dog t h a t
l i r o i riiied. to say nothing o f a
gl 'W iigci &lt;&gt;r elephant.
1 ••&lt;i, came 1he turn nf tali' 1.I’l /.
1 &gt;mlav
hi* i&lt; line &lt;&lt;f Ilf
rn •
!’••)! 1
mn-'t int Incut ml
(',, * ' i v's
till' • operators.
II. Im- i h meliagel :i ci *\I't I’ll
tint •" tils tmj IiimmI and tie is Mtiil’

of

fENOLCD,!,

\ II
In
mg his happiness with the worh.
Mm.I I l| **f « "U I
With Ins two sons he lives be
II'11»*» •
.Mill f "
tween Ins farm here and &lt; hieago, \In-m n • &gt;i i mk ii la t nn
11 S.Mi M
f i li'll1*1 ill l l o I
driving hark and forth a* fun* V In
III. A
»n S i p | i n l»«*i
Kim iila
|f| IM'I.M'lv A. M I
I ' i J i. a l
dictate.*.
l.nl* f**i tin 1- l i a t i l l K nf III*
Have Steed* Away
f .1 initfl lxf|ntt|| ;t s
Wd I ,
Some time ngo he despatches a nf
T tlllli'l
ltn:if|. Ill &lt;'mi nt v 4’nvn rn Is commission to Arabia when the no
-InIII'IV f &gt;lst I I' l N«» i. hIsm fur Mm*
Hon seized him to have a herd of I,. •, hm; i i \ ui .ni if ik •ii satin*
I'Ll fi- *1 nil -|»« •*i f i •al I mM- I ni s;: ii mpure Mood Arabian horse*.
i.i\ I.,- i*l*l «ii fi•*i f i •mi . ••! •* W i I
When the animals arrived (ietz
gave ibelli all awniy
to Inonds.
W hy”
Herause
his friends
admired
them sn much.
sonn
" I wanted them 1" have
1
fun
he says.
IIi^ /•■&lt;&gt; anil farm are •ni s i i n d 1y
npctl tn the ptlhlic.
"( hiropmlist"
Th« rich maliV money i Inlying
bark tils lost childhood.

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Philadeli

Dr. J. R. M. Vidlor

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ImcTTotknl!

Fool Specialist

L O N D O N . A u g . 17.

&lt;/Pi

Pnints

|in English life which have e sp ec­
ially impii- -sed Aumric.'iiis v is it­
ing I*.ni-1: . ’I for On fir-1 lime this
aniline i. ays " l i e Landmark the
iiin.'il ni . maga -ili' ol the I'iugilsh
groups.
It is the intcnlion of ihe Spi al "ig I Tii'Ui, are;
" ' I b e al c u e ■ o f ant i n g h i i m p e i ' s
i o n sem ilo ry faculty. Director An
drew a said, to provide as broad a o n i m t m , ; n
back a .
i ell
it s
t n a m in g as possible for all )• to ti&lt;
1 e t|
gctu -ral m A in c r
I dents, vvliib- pc rui 111 mg ila m to
. pei lali/e in iii’li brant hr . a lliev
III.
........ ' of
■t &lt;•&lt;
' are espi-i tallv *|t«.tlil tt-.l to -itelv m
i &gt;i
,i ^M.ietmi
it ii ■■ivt K
I le A■ I'llIV •-I bl |Hol l h" |i
| Asst a ialei| with I ) ii 1 1 I or
\t,
gh I. n H
i\
111 at b e d l *
I 1iid
Il I Ii
dti'Ws en (he com i'l vat•u y I n nil v
I
bine
of di part mi nt . will be Ml
I on b
•llll' ■■ w i t h
. Lei.* Nile., piano Mi l ' s t i l ' e t
'"1 a i t i a ail -ai
start c ol l i
* ex, violin; Mrs. Edna Wat
W ti c b i ogti b tr. in
JollMstllll. public s c h o o l lull
pari I v. it !i \ a . t i t e a
Volte,
" I I n­ I t t b ui i a d 111111 t
Mi.&gt; Emma Seta ■||k .
. i n I ho -t t lav■i
and l t d man Sicivrrl. o r g a n
i ' . nul l Ii •I o,V il,
mg m i to iiii Ii i j- 1 o m u l III ll le
T he Floridii I'eileralion of Worn
ei i ' s ( ' I n t i s t h r o u g h i h t
i ha i l ' i i i u n
o ! i t s m u t i c t l e pi i i ’t m e i i l , M i s . Si s
mi i ii s , lias r e c e n t l y e r e a t e d I tm S o
s a i l D y e r s c h o l a r s h i p i n I lie R o l h u . s
C ollege c o n s e r v a t o r y nf m usic.

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aniniiilN in his prii ale /»o. At th/ left
.ind right with onv ot his clcphnnts.

pirlures slmv. (ieorge I''. Cel/ of Holland, .Mich., exhibiting some of
Thi
lu lie the smallest in existence; ren ter hen- show n playing with two orang mil ails.

*»f it d. ts

rush

In

I' 1I l ■It if the
i■l&lt; use’ and 'thank
the bi- coiiiluetors.
II pervading kiiowb
p'dicenmu.
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t h i : t m i l i t * tn i i t «»r T i l l .
*t:» i :\ t i i .•i nit i * i
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in x n i • r i m s i -;x i i \* m . i-: * * • * ' t i , r i . n i t i H * . in i i i x n « i : i m .
s i'
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V\ H I M I ' l t o V K A I K N T i ' i cMI' .VNV . a i ol po r i i l l i ui .
. i ,.l

• say i lie .cackling &lt;&gt;f tile
and other rustle muses
her -o much that she h a ­
lo her London home m
Park wlnn she wauls to
literary work.
.iiiptnn Mackenzie and several
• Itiitish novelists seek the
, :on o f I In- ch. imt'l islands
, Ihev
to w rite ii new
Miss Sheila Kaye-Sin |'h
lie finds a hotel room an ex
ri place for work, ns the im
li.il ch aracter
of the til
'miliIi . her lo c o m m
, l . , l i . Wl l l i ol l t al l y ih l i e
t'i
re
iiian i'i i" I'nrinimc m changi l i e
hai'.Tii':.

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simple
songo f j i nil .0
dinners.
li i
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la
a i e s u n g l o ti n
g i eat sit i e*' .
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• .if a m l o f g i n t
affonipalii
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a lid
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harp.

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Mino (wives Up Dead
Aviator And Fiaym *
t
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.
a r e rap id ly mcna
After DeinjiT Sealed I i t ip m i•f i l y a n d p o \ n I . T i e To He Married In Air
b y c o m p a 11 . I'll V. I'll
T o r F o r ty -S ix Years |l ilta t e i oI m wp Im
am
a o i ■a planes mi tin
i/Pi i'i
N EW Ytd.’ K lu g . I
i i pi

I mil'.IH In- li m iic i I a Het i'iigai m ol
S I E I.I.K RT O N , N S . Aug I .
I lie .'III . Il I bin n put on I lie I on
•l/l'i Alter r.eaily a half i c n l i i i i tin' P i l l
I nn for a tryout
It
ila- Ford pit which liiul ii inaini d Is o l l e ••I ii IT,
of eight
a, Ii
'si led since an i xplosinn in I smi l l i c s il inn •I for long di
1,1 I
d i l II|IIII"|| 111 coal miller .. ha. be i fly in j*. 1m 1. gypt. and India
lb.
gun lo give up id dead.
\ ball p l a n e i •i tin* "It pllssellgi'l III .,'1
lias b.'Cll driven uilo the old ivoik lilt Mill D* pil.it nml iiirriiiipi 1 .,r&lt;»
mg and men. braving the gasmen is driv • I*\ llttee enginehave i r .l e n d Ihe find inlcrmi ami
H'eiiveli'il tile bone, o f llirce o f the
Silt Im•i land, 1lie m&gt;i elt f ll.lv let lilts.
engngeil a private air lane and is
Little WHS left Ilf the dead ex- making e\i ursious several tliinid p t the larger hones, hut
Ihe s:»nd feet into the air to find an
hoots and leather belts of the vie atmnspliei'e supposed to give the
I ini* are said to be perfectly pre­ nghl inspiration for her wink
served.
This g i s s Sinrlur Lewis it,.- In
ler, he im ists he can work bed
Urai'cviHc
1.urge.I cotliii gin nit nn ocean liner.
Me . ( lent
in West Floridii. rcientIv cuiiiplet dice Dane luiiis it im|in«&lt;.|b|c to
work mi her ctitinti&gt; e lali m |iev

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Philaddrtk
June Il to
toDcccabaLI

P crm aiienlly 1.orated
L L O Y D 'S

* ilO K S T O R E

ItOIINI) TICII* nd
On siile daily, gi
days, in Pullma
pay niciiI of Cull
fan*; all trains'.

FROM
SA N FO Rl

( misiilt l ’s Hefnre Wiring

Seminole
ED EC TRIC
Co.
KLK Cm r.il. CONTRACTORS

Via Nprfnlk
Via WashiiiRlnn

Plume

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P R O I’ORTIONAI.
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write, call I)f

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early.
( j l l A I J T Y first, F A IR P R I C E S ,
P R O M P T S H IP M E N T . Thirty-fiv •
years mitmifucturiiig fertilizer for
Florida Growers. CASH
WITH
IHHCOI NTS

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K. O. P ainter F erlili/ jr Co.

Hook I. page a I. I'ui.ii. I:&gt; l orilM
of jjidltoiiln ('null. .. I'l,,
ltie minu) to be hoIU to ,-„i
Mill!
(lucre u.
O. W Sf'ilN iT

troubles.

lliiniaiis.
Fallen

Fertilize!

T E E N P ER CENT.

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t l i c I ' t r c i i l l •'■•ni t in . i n. I i ■.i s . n,i
mill" f u l l n t v . F l n r l i h i , m i '1i ;«i ,,',
In a c m l a i n en he i l o t i h t (i. a . l i a g
w h e l ' H n H. M. W c s l
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b e t w e e n t i l e li-uul b o n i s &lt;&gt;t
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for Mtinmer apiilicalion

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VII IV•• VII, who (i'll
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aviator in I i III! I', Kil l III A brill'
of today, Mi
Rol Ii lli.rd of Itii in
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11 be -I ra 1
nil airp lai........ ' t ot to
wedding mail
An aviation mop: .." mil rat le I
to carry them I.llllll le d a b o v e I h e
city tins a ft ti noon to be married.
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w« o ! S 4
for four e&gt;&gt;n*,,«’iit■
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general elrenlnlli.il
to
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t'minty. Florida.
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i: I Ml! 'tSI.ASS,

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Arising Out
Enforcement Of Prohikite Act Constitute Rig
Of Present Actions
18H1NGTON. AuK. 17.- OP) e n i t n Arizing out of the
n t of the "Volstead
act
V.
rp re U tlo n of i*um treaties
t k u t e one of the
most
source* of litigation reachSuprcfne Court,
many important and high­
lit* problems arising un­
prohibition
amendment
decided, other* crucial
tit remain to be solved,
m ay be decided noon lifter
’ reconvene* In October,
wilt be presented in oral
it* early next term.
C over Wide Range
a w e s pending en ter n wide
i, from attem p t* to nullify
which General Ant r e a t,|c»
!
ftrdn n» one of the ino*t
re ln*trumcntn in comhntt/boot legging,
to technical
In rath er ordinory cases,
o f the Canadian .steam »dra" o f f the Kara Ilone Isllouor
ladcncd,
on the
Jd th a t *he wh* within one
fXI’ ta ilin g by her own power
C alifornia conet, will be the
M Ul* fo r teetin g the jurisdiction of
court* to try cane* alleged
Ive originated outside the to r­
' l l limit* of the United States.
Ptiy*ician'* I’reecription*
‘ ■IDr. Samuel W. 1-ambcrt of New
‘ . u C l t y , with the support of the
_lltrican Medical Association, bus
cfulbmged
tho Volsteud act rc‘ let ion upon
physician's
pre/
Iptiom.
Wrllliam K. Dodge and
, owner*
o f the "lin y of
Inland,” have attacked the
of the federal government to
f r i t a boat seized by the Rhode
’ * police.
^mobile companies in Alnhnpd W asbin glon stute are
aning the right of the govin t to ncll automobiles seized
t r a f f ic when title to the
not punseil to those purthem on deferred
pay
T h e authority of Oregon
.prohibit insurance companies
-Uiulng policies to indemnify

nnpenr, to .the snlil hill of oomnlnlnt fll/kV In till* enu»e before or
„t| tho rule dny In September._ 1020.
life mime being the ..III day nf salil
n i i i n t b . In sahl I’.nn*:
*n i l e f i i u l t

Jnrksiiiiv ille,

Duval

Counly,

Fla

G66
is a prmrripinn for

Malaria, ( hillH and Fever,
Dengue or Hijious Fever.
It kills the L'tTmii

bloodshot

e y e s ar« cu«d without,1 I

HowHeGets
Milk Profits
T h e d airym an w h o is g ettin g
milk profits this y e a r is th e fel­
low w ho h as found o u t how
to get m ore m ilk at le s s c o s t

M W

per pound!

H e Feeds
Purina Cow C h o w ’
P u rin a C ow C how fed acco rd ­
ing to th e special pastu re di­
rections keeps co w s producing^
to
* c a p a c ity . A n d - w h a t ’s ”
m ore — it keeps them in fine
condition for h ea v y production
all through the fall and winter.
W h e n herds fed only on pas­
ture slu m p , Cow Chow fed
h erd s a re m a k in g the moat
m oney. The few cen ts invest­
ed in Cow Chow a re yielding
d airy m en in this section, big
returns! P h on e us to Send out
your Cow Chow today.
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BAUMAN
BROTHERS

IkONARDI'S

DISTRIBUTORS
Shinholsor Hldg.

SSS •/ «//Jr»££i4fi

Sanford,. Fla.

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pain tn one day by
Leonard! s Golden Eye Lodocu
No other eye remedy In the
world as cooling, hea/inK dod
strengthening for weak iyea./

makes weak eyes stro n g

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A MAN IS Pressure Is High f
A CONVERT
VISIT HERE Over The Atlantic
a
Bg£ 7
b . 6
ft'

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is work with the American
toil Association, which
wits
ed to fig h t the boll weevil in
keeps him In New York

___ much of th e year.
He wn.«
Internal revenue colector for
Alabama and Mississippi under
Democratic administrations.
’
Thompson was accompanied
‘ wife
- and son, O.
* H. Th
ThompM B . They arrived here Inst Kri
Hay ___
and returned to Alnhamn,
Monday.

‘Pocketbook Game’
Frustrated
_; .. *
.t'Vi Plans
y.,.- v

Kjf-' • '** Policeman J . V. Murtin frusgrated the plnns of two Sanford
Py
itegro men to work the old ’’pockK'
Wtbook game," according to the
ollccmnn’s testimony before counJu d g e Ja m e s £», Sharon thin
unornlng.
I The men who gave their names
’J r ) a| P ran k Jackson and Harry Ham•i' ‘ •l^on ^«d the pocketbook th at was
So&amp;Ao be used, and were looking for
M fi’Wictlma, it was said. The men de
3'/ &lt;nied th e chnrge.
4 J u d g e Sharon held the men on
p h arg es o f vagrancy a f te r it was
f.hnwn thnt they had not victimized
^nyone, and ho fined them 42,r.
' &lt; and coals. The men had not paid
YhelP fines early thit* afternoon and
Vrerc still in jail,
t
-----------------------------------

Five Hours of Torture

jLife Of Col. Brookhart

iVl I
m ' .f •*
gfd •• C E D A R R A P I D S , lowu, Aug.
M r-U P ) — T h reats a g ain st the life
of Col, Smith W. Brookhart, (It*publican senatorial nominee1,, were
ftiSputilble for a guard of deputy

,

iMiruf# and detectives being plot

• dU around him upon his arrival
flere today to make an address at
**Tfalr.
One letter is said to have eon
Itied this threat; "H e will be a
d man If he is permitted to
k a t the fair."

ihreatenedDissonsion
Fraternal Congres.s
y, jAverted By Delegates

T A M P A . Aug. 18, t/P)- P r e s ­
sure was high nvei the South At
lnntic const today. savs the daily
wenther report of W I Bennett.
Tcmpeniturc's show little chnnge
since yesterday.
IIigli l.ow Preeip.
Station
.nr,
Abilene
Atlanta
.01
Birmingham
Hx
Boston
Xl
Buffalo
Charleston
Chicago
Til
Corpus C hristi
Denver
8I
Des Moines
X2
(Inlveston
'.'I
&gt;
Kansas City
Ml!
i
I.os Angeles
78
i
Memphis
88
7
New Orleans
!MI
7
New York
VI
&gt;
Oklahoma City
•
.22
Pittsburgh
71
•
Kaleigh
,o|
St. Lotus
xo
7
S a lt Lake City
•!
San Francisco
li.'i
Sheridan
.7
Shreveport
7
Toledo
82
ii
Washington
Ht
7
Florida Si aliens
Bartow
tm*
7
E i i 't i 22
7
Fort Myers
hi
Fort Pierce
XX
Jacksonville
x;i
,
Key West
XX
7
Miami
xx
Orlando
’,12
7
Pensacola
7
SANFOKD
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ix
20

( I It K K N \ ll.L K , Trim . tu g IX
(/Pi A preliminary hearing ivio
f\RS WM F t f TCHED the WIFE
called for today fm
Mrs, Alina
Clark Tipton, ebnrged will, mur
III....... I I bo vigil ri’ ; e\ es is I
tiering Noiivella Winkle, M year
I igan and Ml
Hi I' in r deny
old girl, whose parents had left h n
I bo i igao and I m I ni ■d bins i
ill the rare of the Tiptops and
| 11 III III I 1-1l o i t e r whose in lit Mill eil body u a - fmi ml
Monday under the Tiptop home
Mrs, 1 iptop is said to have aMimed all responsibility
for the
child's death although Kohqeit Tip
top. tier lip-hand, is being held op
a |omt chit rye of murder
After liav.ng irft their &lt;hoigliter
IX
,/Pi
\K U YORK. \ in r
with the Tiptons tile parents of t In\ 0,1.1 \ "l l l l ll' ■ "1
............
I
11nOld
girl called for her, it is said, and
liringing liteiatu &lt;• ml " 1ldlt'1 a p
were told Dial she had beep miss
ing for several days.
A search preet.’it leti In I tn A it ir i i. jin on Mu
(linn
was begun which ended in Mrs. |him lii-oii launch, } ,*i 1 hi
\ . ... ■ .11iini'
,.*i
Tipton revealing the place where , i a o Hook sellers
.
Tin . organi/.ai |o,i ,
ot t
l,
the child’s body was concealed.
bring mtr, clusi i
ll ! till' wi de
I y scat lei ed ret ad on
s . i l l I he
I t b n ....... . f o u r goog t , •
al ) i .alp i
of

[III III js bet's

Till mig h this mean
er will he bet t ei t i ., -,
el range of titei alin e
- ■-*
■NITW YfrrtK; Ang. M * 't/T? &gt;I t let imldk,.*
m
u'
All f o l e i g n ma g a / a n e s
, at i i i ng
d It &lt;n a n i i
llulloi a d v e r t i M ' i i t e n l . will lie lull
red front t he I ' l i i t ed S l a t e s if
a
te nt at iv e tilling
hv
Kdwatd
S
Ha r m' s, a c t i n g s o l i c i t o r o f t he tint
led S t a t e s c i i s t o m s linu.-o l i e i e , is
s us t a i n e d .

Mr. Hallies
vosteidav
harnul
“ l ilt' Key to I .oiiilolt,” a magii/uie
puhlisiied in Kngland ih ieflv I'm
th*1 informal mu of American lout
mt s . b e c a u s e ,t a d v e r t i s e d a pho m
worn "( Irarit's
Ci mi c*
n i a y 1m&lt; t urn based

III ami',

on it'i I n i

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jl'g a 11, M ' i " H

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l*ai i a nd g i i e n o i e i 1
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.feourt Proceedings In
,r£Bank Case Resumed

Leading Swimmers To
Be At Birmingham! Preliminary Hearing
i Li Officer’s Slaying
To Be Held Thursday

Who Wants Frills, Anyway

m fc
m-

' harges of lu st tlegci'o immler
1 were placed ag ain st the ipmitet
lollowing a coroner's impiest h e i"
veslet'dav.
The accused pel soils are Lewis
Curtis, 21). and Arthur Davenport,
25, and their wives.
Herbert I .nee he It. a witness '*&gt;
Hie -limit gi, mil* i,t if/'d Cnrt.is
as a member of I lie parly which
held up t tie grocery,

( oast Guard Men
Face Liquor Trial
! A SH C R Y P A R K , N. J .. Aug. 18.
; t/PlTlili'e imrntiers of the if. S,
|Const (Iuard, ctmrged with per
milling rum t u n n e l s tu i, per ate
and with selling Ijiptm' today were
on trial
Ix'fore
general
court
, martial, convened at Huston, which
1
already inis secretly disposed of
the in scs of eight other eoawl
guards charged with similar o f ­
fenses.
•ren't any frill* on thl* family caravan, but It covers
What disposition was mndo, of
a n 4 everybody'* h a p p y - and what more can you ask 7
tile eii'lit guurdsmen Tuesday was
ebowe bow Ffod Moore and hiti family are motoring front not revealed hv officials who couOt/ A bed *priT»K* whicji miuvs in [ducted Hie court martini for 10
day* bajoro- ’i t . baentnu
pttllttf’I t n ifb t form * part o f . the vide' of the car.
knowledge. '
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die,IP

nrovpd'lnS^f Tue*&lt;j£lf;,fvt'liie^ riioxtCHICAGO, Aug.
18 &lt;
(lriiers were plentiful in the wheat ly 60c under Monday’s a v e r a g e ;
few desirable stron g -w eig h ts, 12.market early today and with of-1
2 5 @ ! 2 . 7 5 j I'lioiic kind held upwnrd
my
fers readily aiisorhwl the !"ice
to |;1.25; top, 1.‘1.(56, paid for 'few; out of here " i,
level avi raged a tittle iii\rti&lt; c. |
choice 200 pounds upward to i:t.- ed retreat.’
Kxeessive rains lininjiering the do
,,,, in- tiarvest northwest coimt-'d 06; hulk 210 to 280-pound bu tch ­
ers, 12.15 @ 12.76; most 200 to 226si mu what s hulLsh factor t *peiipounilwi'ights, 1 l. t i 0 @ 1 2 .2 5 ; h u l k 1 DKIHCATK
ing at 's o ff hi ■% up, wheat nil
b
,|r in , to a slight g e n u a l sag a.. I etter grades of packing sows, 10,- I
tl,,.i, , i,red rallies. Corn and outs 2 6 @ 1 0 . 7 5 ; heavyweight hogs, 11.60'
medium,
122t5@ 12.50; ■
n i iv &lt;ii - v with provisions firm, (ni 12.80;
i , ' .
and’ fj ,
liirhts, 12.Hri@l2.ii5; light lig h ts ,'
lh,y
in tk *
men t hi ing urn hanged !*■
1 2 .0 5 @ 1 2 .5 0 ; packing sows, !t.ll0@
doiio a mi I silh-i igiently rei I'ding
11.00; slaughter pigs, l l , 7 5 @ 1 2 . - |
a fraci uai all roi .. I
(!"
Ik
at t ehci
Sigtufn a rice n ai
a
t
th
.
15,000;
general
trade
of
laid
soon ip laiters In I hi
(navy steers very slow; about f o n " s '
^
^
much I.f the wheat -idling
.toady with week’s ex trem e dc- M, i x i i .
from
the
same
oiteiestcame
cl.tm; spot ll&gt;@ 15 lower on in-hcIlilV e hi I ' l l on til*1 heai -ale nt the Iwet
grade kind: few yearlings
1)1111k i for the Inst three days In sir: ty; prime long yenrlings, 10.,
,
ous
t
ion,
a
good
deni
of
this
0 5 ; medium weights, 10.25; henv- J
not in « a - 1liken of - t , tcmeii' s
ii--, p,pi); she stock weak to 25 lo w - 1
that ; iltlmagli this y ear may prove
er:
hulls ground stead y; choice I
,,f
the
big
I'piled
S
tates
|,, he • .
vtalers to outsiders u nch an ged ;!
evi i ' i l ' 1 •ears in wheat, act ive com
pet It ion is ahead for the world's , it hers 25 to 50 lower; mostly I2 .0 0 j
|
ma I'ki’t and with foreign finances he I LOO.
yheep,
17.000;
slow;
b etter
i iinilm 11 ■ to eeiiimniy and atihnc
i in), lei i gradual, decline a p p e a r - grades of fat lambs fully s t e a d y ;!
ni between grades Imrely stead y !
imlikel i
l a v e r p o d t*&gt; w in k ; topcoat ivrs, 11.25 to city
On tli i • t hi r (i ml .
to packers I
omitat i o n .
today
w e r e hutchi rs; early hulk
\vheat
A c c o r d i n g to I !.75(n, I 1 .0 0 ; culls steady a t 0.00 ■
.tend li U Di n. , d u e .
adv lee- ' i n t e n t h c i c f r o m a b r o a d i„ it .Ml; sheep, steady: early satuv I
,d fat ewes 5.6O@(!.50; till to t*iH- 1
no press a r e t o sell w h e a t at L i v e r
pound kind, 12.75 down.
pool i- appaii lit and it u a - iissetl
.
■
t
cd that tlie future course of tie'
1 iverponl market for at least the
time being is dependent mi atlvict s
f com \meric;.

Wall Street Opening
NKW YORK, Aug .18— (AIM
Price movements were c o n f li c t in '
at the open t of to d ay ’s stock
market as the process o f readjust
merit continued.
Buying support
was ax tended to such issues as
(lem ral Asphalt, common and pre
ferred, Northwestern, and Texas
gi I'acific, hut IJ. S. Steel and (!eneml Motors, opened lower.
The div.inl of reports that an
niily s|o&lt;-k dividend wi.s in pros­
pect for l T. S. Steel had a depres
sine influence on the en tire list
in the early dealings. At the same
time, fears were expressed that
the operating conditions
in the
steel industry, which have he*:,
maintained at an unusually high
summer rate, might become spotty
in the full.
Steel common receded more than
n point nml other popular stocks,
sin h as Americnr, Can, Du Font
and Cast I r&lt; Pipe, which had in'
ci.iiipanied it on its recent advance
were heavy.
Chemical and farm
implement
shares
yielded
to
profit-taking.
Aggressive haying
continued, however, for n few rails
nil specialties.
Chesapeake &amp; 0|iio and Hock'
Island, both ir* thf- m erger class,
reached new top prices
for the
yen r
Foreign exchanges w ere'
fit in. with French and Belgian
francs and Spanish pesetas open 1 .1 \ t K S&lt; t N V 11 I L
\ ug
I'
me materially h i g h e i .
drove
a\e Minimi, iii'irn
t \ I' i
l n ml it n o w ;; . I i plot a t mu
of, 1 1,, lack o,, v 111, n ia I ki I t od \ . IV 1'J, **tl 1•', K1 " f wmiil from Ki atie' i
M pie A veilin' a id
a
I , p o l l e d h i t ll'
Fl o t Ills S't ; l , , U 'mil Y.ml
' IIK ACO, Aug.
I 11 **t, 1uesdiiy,
sold
M. nt h
(lo se C
I I p e l l l l l g M 11 k, t HU.’ lilt ri a U So ppl le- of .ill 11. n i ' . -Mi
■ll, w «hm1 ;m l pnukt ted the p i"
Yesterday Ye;
i Tiiila'' is cellar....... - 11 g i Ia b 11■ 11 r 111 . d i
' Cl fIs, .t&lt; eftr ding to a corn plaint
in a mi
Inoi l et a I e ;
ma I ki t
a l mi i
U li I ' . A T .
s , .
i :tt
Id' (1 IL'tlMlp I him b\' .1 P* K. •am1.
,
1 21
I, adl
hu h m p r s , f ane
1 .21 7
I !t ,'l I
l.
.Minimi laced M. \\ . Lovell, jtls
5(i(oi t 5o,
t
I I V’, lui k i U'mi-li ■i s.
t u r of peace, this morning on a I
1
F e e plant St d i i t - l am \, I 5il&lt;&gt;* charge &lt;d emhi/./.lenient, and was
o oh
...... ml over to the County Court
i tk ra
m Ion pi's I'..Ill i ,
The value of tile wood win $2.50
in 2,2s.
it wns said.
I'eppeis; St d rrts fancy, l.-atlii
•
2 nh
Toma toe - ■ M an la:. I )*■ fa tie;
i
.’ .mi,, 2 till
l.ge
Ft a. h, in I i l l ||e while

LmoCrr-iS

Si

a

'do t
wo

t i ' Mi l l

id

■h a i g i
in tin

III!'

heating.

How

l a , g,

Guards Lose Battle
Of The Melon Patch

a

1.02

Hor

h I, t el l e r (led

phot a,

which

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l t 27
12. H(l
21.50

1 • "Ufa. t u it h a d
| U hit-I i i s
a nd
1 ' I n , i • h it
1 ' t in •
i’ I meiittf
ai d
mi
t h" L u l l i n g .Hid .U'l'pet US'
a t ...........*' al l
■ t h i hm.k
1
,
Mu. b "l tli
u urk
tea.!'
ha
11 .
. ,
1 1 " 1 t a t t e d hi
the
a ss oci ati on
w h i i l i lias , ' i i ereh' d its a c t i v i t i e s (,,
a i di n g
t " " '!■. ■ Ih i ■ I n
u si ng I h "
1, lei'c^i, i l o l u u i e s now e x t a n t a n d
• " " p e l at * ' - Wi t h | I l f \ It i mi t i l A x
-a" M l i i ' i i " t l ! " " h [ *u hi (s fie is and
1" '" I d I' " l i i a t m e
,.t
............ .....
4 Ini*- m m a i i i l a i n u i g at least mi e

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I'.'.t............ I" w m e

SEMIN(

PRESS!
( III iue 2nd St.

(In

Chong 022-.1

J i l t up
'
^ the w o r d Servici
means something

.........

' ■ ’•'he m* * * l i - f nt t t d * tvxri i '
ln O' it • ■I Ii i III. ■ ", 1.11i...
I XU 1 " ’ ' ' I lt» t ' 1, III'
"■'mt i '
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t i n tn.ui,

\SH I.A N D , Neh„ Aug. IX
l/I’i
rin1* Nat imial (iuard lias been de
t mi te n .
\
t i l l e d ni tin
battle
of
Melon
a liic . turn; t , i , i
I’m h.
Tiie giiardsinen, ordered
i'l'UI ’5 ; lu i i l l i ' l ’
i , ■ lake a field a - a problem in mi I
!, I
:1 1111 l &gt;&gt;, 1111 k i•\
Mail l a t h e - , weld forth to rccott
• he k
2 0 . g ee s e ,
motet.
( UK \( K ). tun l x I I ' S i I. 7 i
The , iiciih . heating a shotgun,
1 , 50
Hog
l.i.OUil; in" 11
10 (a 15 * tas ked the advancing I roups and
mm imputed:
I hi '.Ip i . di oiainl eon idi'T'ahli
“ H hat ate you doing

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'.XJi— ilI a i "in
|,i
( I ll s
V\
tut,

pui.ii h",|

d e l , ' I .* - f i , . i l . ( " | 1*1.111 y w II II ..lie

fluid ill" .........................I the I luted
('dale*, a I s . m l " , | l hi i&lt;
luiinhi c ni i n l e-

iiei".

'hat

Near Riot Occurs I n Giiinl Redwoods Are
|{j() ()|)em
W llCO
•aHoUSC
I
l hreatened By Fire
‘Hamlet’ Is Cut Short

Someone “Tampered”
With Coffin, Is Claim

m
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( uiivei'sit v c o u r s e

$

ir

Wh FLETCHEQ th« hus&amp;ahd
Walker H. I'leleher,
S t.
I'niil
I Minn.) nmlitifnidurer, lied Kdnartl lio n igan. his life long friedn
m a elinir and tortured for five
In a 11 s because, he said, llo rrign n
had kis.-eil
Mrs. Fletcher.
He
thieateneil Hon igan w ith a gun.
1*uI'ni-d Inm with matches, struck
Hint with a whip, and heat him
e 11Ii In- h i
aft er binding him,

Fuller Appreciation Of Literature
Sought By Recently Formed IJ. S. Body

Foreign
Periodicals
With Liquor Ads May
Be Barred From II. S.

.

NeRfro Sells Wood
And Pockets Money

BUFFALO,
Aug.
IK.— (A*&gt;f\ - H D h n iten ed dissension in the ranks
H l u J A M I R o , A u g . |s ,
yV '.'ttf deleg ates attending the nationfr a te r n a l congress hero was
" h i l l t he K i n g
\\ e wa nt I lie kl . e
rtad today when the fraternal
I f i l l e d , wa s s h o ut e d I rum t he ga l
,,
, ” *r\ o| |lie o p e c a h o u s e Ip I night
X o f Maccaben formally ap
L O N D O N , A u g IX
i/l*i
,, . .. ,
l iaiiA whe n t he m a m i g e r ,,| tin- npct'.'l
nted Mrs. F ra n ce s Burns, J’nrt i,
l ow er. Mntish
newsiiuper man c o m pa ii v cut s h o r t I he
ron, Mich,, a delegate from that
who recently iimmuneeil that hi* ' b't liy not gi vi ng- | h&lt; opet a " I j a m
-organisation.
' l l l t ul sc, lie.
\ neat tint fullowed i l l - act i m i .
Mrs, B u m s came to the congiess had found file isiiiv of Lord Kit* ii
oner,
today
reiterated
hirmitiui
delegate from the Ixidy Mac
I i 11** R u f f" s ni; t he
leading
and thero
were
reports turn that someone taintHucii with I p m t , H i t .........ii pant
" t I lie m i Ii
the "K iteiiener c o f fin " ivtiii h the
steps were being taken to re
cats
teiiiai;. ■f m
Hum
llonie Office has aiuimmeed was I i "tin
-fuse her a sent because of the re
clout
util il l lii light W' l ,• l m n
eintit y.
^ggnt absorption o f the Lady Mac
i cd "IT Then the gall, Iv •i mi d he
Although I’oivet, in an ititervn iv I g a n w h i - t l i n g ,
bees hy the frate rn al order of
today, makes no direct
charge ing Ih*' lh"U I i"ti I lug a ii, I [ ii urn, I
accalxHis.
against anyone, he is posing the
The manage! finally had Hie cue
Uliestion of what the Home Office
lias dmie wit It the inner coffin I lain rinsed and d eh ivirii a speern
w liidi h*'
shell, which he says confined t h e 1I " I lie unruly ilemenl
body of Field Mutahjil Kitchetier. I declared that it h: d ma hi mi the
**»
cUstmu in icrctil i r a t
to present
Hie final seen,'
* 'A T L A N T A , Aug. 18. (A’) - T h o
of
tile
kruntcy proceedings
ntkor’a
k ar’ft T
Trust (lompnny &lt;&gt;( Alt * wore resumed today he fori
y Dodd, receiver, with L. It.
HI RM INCH AM. Aug. IH t/l’i
lams, one of the closed iiislitn- Leading swimmers from all ovei
ons vice-presidents, on the aland. the Hunt h will |iart ici|iate in the j
Adairm testified that W. D. annual Hunlheit.stern S. A A. C.
S t a n l e y , president of the
trust Hwiintniiig I'lm iupioiiship to he kteld , TA R P O N S PR INI *S, Aug. IK
-“ ‘"ipan y early this year told him here* at Fast Lake Aug. 27 nml 28. (■I’’ A preiiidimiiv licaimg will be
t he (M an ley) had
assets
Letters coming from Memphis, I held at &lt; lent water tmimcniw fur
ilng approximately $1),000,000. Atlnntu, I’gllHneolii and other ci I twu men and twn woimut, charged
nley is under indictment
fin­ ties imputing about the champion ‘ witli fu st degu e murdcl ill * oiinee
tIon with the death Monday id' i i
ny in conectiun with tho elos- ttliipx hlive heen received
New Or
of th e F a r m e r s ’ &amp; Trade ra’ leans, Jacksonville and Mobile arc f at pun Springs police o f f i c e, who
wa- killed when lie attempted in !
ink of which ho was president. entered.
I 11 a - lr a t e Hie roMiei v ,,f a gi ocm v
|store.

1

MARKETS

Coast, Says Report

^Service On Terra Ceia
^Branch Of Seaboard Preliminary Hearing
’Will Be Discontinued For Slayer Of Girl, 13,,
Scheduled For Today

T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Aug. IH
-Discontinuance of pasaeng&lt;er, mail and express service hy the
{Seaboard Air Line Kailway on the
T fatra Cola branch was authorized
today by the railroad commission,
*• Permission wns also given to dis
• ’continue all passenger, mail and
E x p re ss service on thu FI Ion ton
•branch
provided
the
Kllenton
t
Jaervfce is substituted nt the pro
$ 7 tposed new Palmetto Kllenton sta
i l o n to be located mi the main line
*to. P alm etto next to the Palmetto
7:
*Elienton road,
i.
* Tho rai Iroad’s application for
’'other changes in service on the
fTurkey Creek-Veniee
line
was
)
^Withdrawn.

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'Continued from Page 1)
* ho owned 40,000 acres of
lands, and he now operates
acres at Roba, near Tun-

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Aug.
|v
1
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iii
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t od a v hi l i r e .

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c i vn
ni ga m/. i t inns I
I ' l a t i l t 'mi n itig ha i n , ii pei 1 1 *"t' " f
t he l*,t*"&gt;I, d e c l a r e d ( ha t 1 1n t i n g e ;
t re e
a i , d i mme d u n l e s s f i l e tieai
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mi di i t " , .ait i " I .
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( mi y e a r wi t h Ii e nd e d l u l l
t ai l ' d ''..cix.all.'t t o n - . , " h u m 11 i
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S t a n d a r d S e r v ic e S ta tio i
I *••■,• I *-&lt;■ ■**■ * &lt; i r n * - r
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$ 8,500
O n iirr

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liriip crt &gt;
M im ili
Rh Ir i m

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t

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You get prompt, intelligent, courteous service at
any of the Standard Oil Company Service Stations
throughout the South.

thv xImi- Jtml
In well It In

•*••**&gt; l i ' r i i H .
ju tt l i m n
rt n i

thin tlMriiHItr
•»**»» Ii tilt MV.

Yon drive out of a Standard Oil Company S&amp;roicif
Station with the knowledge that you have been
supplied with a powerful, dean-burning motor
fuel; your oil gauge at the right level; your
raditator filled with water; your tires properly
inflated, in Lict your car primed so that it will
hum along at the poah o f efficiency.

\

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wt\\ in(|l,■Hr
n

mill

ill iititq |

S tandard Oil Com pany
IN CORPORATED

in

KEN TUCK Y

D E A N -B E R G

C orporation

.’t l .’l- H I IN I &gt; « l ’l Urn,la lt| .,.

O W N . G A S O L IN E

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p u a tn e r
dedication O f Haskell
)0IAtLawrence, Kansas

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inti n ,,w ri
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t i o n , fontiuryn ntUr.'lunt t,, *j,
An^1 ] 8I „ in th&lt;* ..".n^tonous large Kiithcriirg, the attention „f
th.- wnr criPH m ature Imliana will he , title,1 t., n„.
op|MirtmiitieH offered then chil­
‘i s
»»'&lt; " w , , r i , " ' j }
dren
through
education," si&gt;i,|
Clyde M. Ulitir, siijiei intendent ,,f
J ’r re if lll' n ’s “ 1 K ^ Hr1
the Institute.
The older Indians are
‘"Ta nlees . I &gt;, 1: \ |,
j 00(1
rt'"
th eir antagonistic feeling toward
) i u h, hi * 4v ir*., ir .ii
-nut if ll. ll'l
L r ' l l m " " f , &gt;‘f U,]T ' education and are anxious for their ' ’ 1 11 i i 11ri k ! 11*w m l 11-4.
l|i‘ V1Sl'cM
fin Ui wr. iu-. ' f ' »r thi*
K-i
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young people to attend collge if ' ♦‘I k* , ilflll
f* • tkx
L^nnimc «"'•
, ‘ possible.
M m u If*
u! i v&gt; .111&lt;k «* ii. i.i f •* t l n i r i. n
U „f t h' ’ Hn' J k ' ,1, l n '
fl'-SV || 11x l I *-, i|
*
To Present Hiawatha
•4 ..t *y i - r
1'(! fH «-*‘S
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•* .i.ilil 11 M 1
"H ask e ll
graduates exert
a '
i
b'
mur
i
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X
ll
. If ;&lt;l«\ *
Old Custom*
good influence on the p c p l i s ,,f i ri | it .1. id
Wi ld, v i l l u s W l l l l . 0 th eir tribes and may of them slay 1
11 ,[tisk(.|| t I' srrvi i ti DM
&lt;r. the reservation in xaiimis cap- '
ir .1
will !"■ rnlwillJh&gt;&gt;
aeitics, from superintendents down
nnlii'liiiK
■&gt; Ruben Haas, a Pottawatomie, is at 1
aturi's.
U w h.|. « . r ilant'iiiK the head of the Wind River Ju ris
Eff.lo l i ur l ' f i j i t f , a » * l »
diction in Wyoming and I.. S.
Jlic, will' ll w , d *‘u '
M . i.
Honriis is in charge of the Cliey '
inter-*
f11" ' - ennc-A rapahoe district at ('i .adio, ,
ttolHO
!».
I'ftWfrrl
O kln."
pufkrii'N I ' n i v c r s i t y " f
One of the features of the pro.
grata is a presentation of Long
,tion I'
" f
t h ( ' fellow’s "H ia w a th a " by
students ’
un.lirlakiiiKS &lt;’vcr of the Institute, assisted hv visit- 1
■11&gt;I H t! i r ( { •t
•h ’ t* &lt; . • I» L ;i
tin A n i o i i r u n l*i- ing Indian dancers.
|,
, f ■ i ' n i l i» 1’ ♦ &gt;*1
.1 h
The new stadium, which wll he |■
I India n S c h o o l in(T
dedicated, se a ts 211,001) persons and
U h» with t he c c U ' b r a - was Imill by funds provided wholly I '
by Indians.
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AWNINC. MAKERS
Job

too

R in

for

us

to

SELLERS
A w ning Sh o p

A*-Ji

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Eggs at the SameTime!
Feed
Stinxhine

fur

feather*

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Poultry

you

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get

Rjfffft n e x t

Sanford Feed &amp; Supply Qo.

!,

Phone

5.19

M yrtle

SUNSHINE EGG' MASH

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S p e c in It i e * f o r B l o e h
Poultry. •
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Your Ifnney Back If Yon
Not HatlafW."
,^n,

SANFORD GROVE

ORLANDO, FLA .

Lillie do the people of this community realize the tremendous importance
to this region of ihe International Press Foundation’s location for Press
City, only seven miles from Sanfordt

Broad decks, delicious
jmfnna, perfect rest and
‘kdH ation. Orcheatra.
A wonderful trip.

— Scalp Treatments
— ShampooiiiK with
custile soap

pure

— Hair TinliiiK

g, H. Ai ii i ebp
A n g . 3. IX. 3 1,
g.

&lt;*. A r a t t a i i ue

Aug.

most

natural

wavy and curly
perm a n en t

w aves

When shopping in Orlan­
do, won’t you come in and
talk it over?
TH0N E 1947
7 West Washington Street
Orlando, Florida

Preparations for Saie^ j

t

•4 - 'i • ■
*
1,4V,

Sanford Grove, an exclusive residential sub-division lying directly in the
heart of the city’s growth, is also on the main highway to Press City*
Geneva Avenue will soon be one of the heavily traveled arteries of this
entire section, and connecting, as it does, with Mellonville Avenue and

Sailings (r a n
__
JACKSONVILLE to N EW YORK
X. g, Hrmlniilp
Au k . r.. I'l. J:tl

— Bleaching
— And the

today.

vY orV .

► j : ’•
I

Foresight Means Profit

ifinen and get
__ EN JO YM EN T /
of . your journey to

— MnniruritiK

^

On

He|.t,

Sols

U n til

B e p te m b tr

1 Through tkkats aad bsgfsgs chscksd |( 1
J.-■ "•
through to all Wortheia Points.
|f

7. Ml. 2(l| Mejit. I.

K, s. XluhiKtk

-TMXtlCIl BXOIIRSION VARM M

:U)| ttejit

Aug. o, in. asi ‘'em. "•

Ml. -&gt;

-'

AUTOMOBILES CARRIED

St. Johns River Service

From end to Sanford, Enterprise, Renata Springs, DaLand, PalstU,
Lo. Jacktonville Daily Ex, Sunday 4 p.m.
Lo. Sanford Daily Ex. Monday 12:15 p.m.
CanDeettoo at Sanford from aad to Orlando; Tampa;
i t . PctOTborg, and all Central and W e t C o a t Pobna.
Freight to Bsifon—
, FiUighl to Miami—

fall.

1’ B y . ' '

aid the city of Sanford in many ways. Those people who can visualize the
Sanford of tomorrow are the people who are buying Sanford properties

— Bleach Packs

i ♦&gt;*

OrUml#, F|a*&lt;
M3 E. Church St.
“ WE l*UT YOU IN TH E SHADE”

— Marcel and Waxed
Marcel

— Fleet rle Facials

f

haiullt;,

The development which is to go forward at Press City will materially

E. Burnham nnd Morinello

-

Wen* made nntl inslalled by us and are an exafh]
of our ability as

— Here, you have at your
service, the best operators
yiviun the best

Coast
,i *

Mne

1

“Amid Majestic Pines”

Exists only In Rive its
patrons I bo kind nt person­
alized service that builds
confidence and Rood will.

by Mrs. Scully, Miss Carl
and Mrs. Wilmer, who un­
derstand permanent- wav­
ing thoroughly.

mid*

"f

55.00

. $ 1 1 0 .0 0

THE POWDER PUFF
BEAUTY SHOP

— Plain Facials

!.■.'*.

The Awnings on the Murphy ArO lfo-

4

LAKHS

,ll " " t i " h ; i l

K arate

The O w l Book Shop
10 MURPHY ARCADE,

joiNTAINS

I Till I1 I \ RI-:

4

Library

firlion

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Large Sleeping Room in upper
Api. 7.50 single 10.00 double.
Phone 382
Suite 3

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O u r T i tt l e s
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None too small to la* appreciated

Li quM prf|vor.itii*n you pouf out In reccplj tl&lt;T jirni j il j xr jl*uut tlif huuit«
whetrvrr A N T S 4ire luutu). In l t » i i h m
* werk they arc- icon e*— «stprmknftt«d.
Hold tin absolute minify back guarantee.
Twelve-ounce bottle for 73e* postpaid. If
It fails, we refund your money.
Send
louts vir money order.
FRANKLIN A
COX (Rrlidblc D m g K l m ) , Atlanta, Ge.

$55.00

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bath .
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s h i p T w e n t y ( I D) S o u t h R a n g e
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C o u r t H o u s e In S a n f io r a ,
t'ounty, Klorlda,
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h e e n t e r e d n g n l nn t
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to the lands herelnabaTi

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�AS Brisbane Sees'’ Ifrj
If Debt* Were Cancelled;

Those eight states which are to hold referemlums, or
How In It In Heaven?
A Truffle Suggestion.
"'re fere ruin", take your choice, to decide if their people are
War Onions Capital.
for or against the prohibition of tho use and salu of in­
HY A R T H U R B R I S B A N E
toxicating liquors have an idea that the result of their
(&lt; nprrt«i*t i»a«. Ur "*■» Cr .)
elections will be a great step toward the return of the open
E U R O P E IS interested in S e n ­
Mltor and Mannurr
\ « hi h * l a i r K i l l t o r saloon, and the good old days of legalized liquor t rat fie.
ator Borah's suggestion.
If war
M a n a g i n g KtMlnr]
Being New York, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Montana. debts are inncelled. reparations ;
al'-ii shoiild t«* cancelled.
h ranee
«ri*srmi»Tio\ n vtk *
Nevada, Colorado anil California, the eight states teel that nntl England wimlil modify the ;

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[ t h e y a r e i m p o r t a n t e n o u g h to toll tin* r e s t ol t h e c o u n t r y
w h a t t o do.
A n d b e i n g w i s e to t h e w a y s o f t h e A m e r i c a n

citizen they also know in advance that the " W e t s " are tire
IS^pVThnnkV’r.-wuloimtMunes who will organize for (heir cause and who will go to
«»«•

»»&lt;&gt;
each of the eight states, the pro-liquor people will
S E i S T AMOCIATKII IMIKS* make ready for the referendum with enthusiasm. They will
fitcii rr«*** i» -*&lt; in* have their friends qualified for participation in the elections.
Don of nil T w " " ‘iiilnairh! On election day they will have their crowd at the polls. Ftc■ a V f t ' l . ' h K J Z U l T ac cause they know the importance of organized effort, and
TfVi»uMi«**tii*ii ..f Kf 'i o want what thev are going after, they will la- there.
•t)M.,litT«ln nn&gt; nlm, n**&lt;*rv«*d
0
----------------- -----— "Onod citizens,” in those states, in the meantime will

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(I,, ninsideralile talking.

They will assure tarh other that

"something ought to be done.” and then they will fail to
■ m HERALD PLATFORM
pay their poll taxes, or do tile other things required for parir* hkt &gt;i snnroni'K frim* tieipatioii in the elections. And cii eleejion days they will
route fu Jsrks'in- take IIO part Ut all.
i£it&amp;rii»a or si. johoK-inCrider the auspices of "'I’lie Association Against The I’ro^'aiml'af nkiiVnia.
jhihilioii Amendment” plans for holding the referendum in
Irk p *» i. fmniK ponriK, j ||(,
states this fall have practically been completed.
nt hnlldlnc pm- By the aid of the great count the pro-liquor people expect
&gt; a , fcntrla, «tt&gt;»r(■sates*.
to get for their cause, they confidently expert to restore
hon»pK.
B l t r a a l n n n l i t r e n p n t l n i l*rn(lie breweries, the whiskey refineries, and tli old-time bars.
arum .
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tif
k 11 11 I r 1 it r il
The Herald wonders whal the gnod old W.C.T.C. is doing
'A Rronnit I t i k r M im rur.
pf
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l i r n i i ' I f l r n - :r. those eight
valiant slates.
Htflpii proitriiro.

I O . - K » ( * ’&lt;•*** ( o n
of
wknnl
nllh
tinitJalim fur

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t| t l r i i i
Itirrrnai-'l

m i &lt;’ irestio up. tiv making G erm unj :
nay tin* foui hillion ilotlar repara- i
tion . now ""•eiired by
Ivonds o n !
(Jetm an railroads and industrials. t

WITH ALL debts and all repara 1
lions wiped out. Herman industry
wou Id have ao ad van I into over nil :
nations.
The death of the
old 1
mark wipes out Germany's intern- |
al debt automalienlly, as the drop
in the franc hie alm ost wiped out
the French internal debt, d e rm - |
any has pra&lt; ti&lt; ally no foreign j
debt, siiua* Ibere was
no easy 1
mark Cm le Sam to send tier b i l - i
lions in war Mine

D E B T A VH leiiarntion eanrellittion would leave Germany and her
industries free of debt, other 11a ,
lions loaded with foreign debts- |
I’,veti (Va le Sam, who tn
nothing
from foreigner*. would go on p a y ­
ing o ff JO odd billions that he still
owes on so . ailed Liberty bonds.
As it is, Ccrmniiv a f tc i losing
tlie war. is moie prosperous than
Fra me. and other
nation
thin
“ won" 1 be war
lo
Car is. Herman
travelers,
well applied with money, arrive
a! the rale of a,IIIMl a day, staying 1
•&gt;n tin a \era ere about a week, and
l nit imrnberinT the Itiitisli ami P u r i n g t h e World W a r t lie p e o p le o f I lie 1’ ll it e i l SHite.-t n o t ■Dncrti'tinx combined.

A "Day” That Would Not Me* Popular Here

B l B f . B V E R S E F O ll TO D A Y
d
C fc L E f t’S S T A N D Caleb
My ^brethren * that* went] up with «*nly i n i t i a t e d a l! .so rts u f [ P a y s " , b u t in a l a r g e m e a s u r e j
1.1£ v Nt F. IS evpeet.-d to sup 1
.'me, made the heart of the people observed them quite faithfully. On "Meatless" da vs thev L'est that all war debts and repara- !
r
*
A
1,1u n(’
" " "Wh eal Jes s" days, they ale no wheat'. They tions he earn plied, except the tier (
1’
were even known to observe two or three kind of “ Days” in mail reparation lull It is suggest- |
,
,
,,
,.
..
...
&lt;‘d not too honestly, that
Uncle :
PRAYER
A n d so w ell w a s t h e p r a c t i c e e s t a b l i s h e d , it is p o s s i b l e Sam mitrht pet the (ierman p a y - 1
“ Lead tin, heavenly Father, lend 11 *, o n e .
. .. j. F o r we have no help but Thee " ( h i s l a r f r o n t t h e e n d i n g o f t h e w a r to in ti r e s t a f e w p e o p le ! ment of four billion* in full for his
j 1 hums. if. as. ami when paid.
If
in every town in almost any " D a y " thiit is inaugurated.
that arrangement were made, Her' ro il N 111. A K I IN MIAMI I R IR U N E
L A M E N T O F A M O T O R IST
“Thrift Day" lias been extended to an entire " W e e k , ’ i tamo Would litui a reason for pot
1 Hko the little hidden nook*
She is paying now he
indeed there are almost as many special " W e e k s " its can be paying
1
hr le la t ile wile call . W here bluebird* jii|*o their smug, erowded in the fifty two that make up a year.
I
nnl lit al llial
every &lt;0
And every cause -sin* i- ili- aimed 11ml has the
lie
I lie i ham es ai e ■u
And
leaping, dancing,
crystal
Fteoi h army, ami French flying shi -1111 want to make the he-l |ms
one nl them has a number of people earnestly living to m 1 hifies next iluer. Crieh* Sam, s 1111-- 01 vest menl ■
ea ill repaid.
brook*
I f c ol l e g e is out " I t lie i pu - t l e ’ i,
make it a mico \ss.
A rc nplastdng all day lung,
I
hidden talent m t tie I’.il.le
•l otto miles uvvav wmibi net worry
JACK IIrItNR, n„n
Full tllood. I’rdigree
♦ ♦ ♦
t like tn e frag ran c e in the uir,
In 1
l-vi-ry one knows that this t ai Ue returned no prntit. ami a n i-dii, at i mi m u \ he had hi r e a d
Stork,
fur
Sate.
1 1ti Iv Srfoai !
nip k
mg and t h i n k i n g
Man v e m c out
country would not go to war t o 1 tin- man who tod r wits lustP
But there is one " P a y " T he Herald does not expect In eollei
titer
1701 I'lirli An*.
In r. I.wlns
i 'Mun' e an
l i e n a n d w o m e n iia ve gi a i In i r
lantf » while to tarry there,
t a di-lit.
' i-',n-ltt ed
see generally celebrated in this count iv.
It has standing
t h a t w a v . a n d got good e-u j
F o r g e ttin g care and toil.
liii' v ' l i e g r e e d y e x p e e i o r v . i o l
T h e m i e n d w ise invest me n : i
B u t I *holl never take my ensi
in .Japan, because the people ol Japan are wise enough In
AND, IF I'm le Sinn did go to j |o c ' t 1 a li n u n M v a m ) w i l h o i i t
~ •Whore bird* and brmikletn |day
! e go i n t o
i line tm •,. , .
hlctl
Hilt I hose ,Vll&gt;&gt; have eill II
war against lienm iny, wtiieh is I e rfuT '
■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ III
For all
incom eivable. it would deliglit th e ] e d i i i onev a r e e n t i t l e d l o w a r n t you l i k e a n d f*o a H! ii v 1',■ Ii I
its worth, out Dial very recognition would tiring diseom-1 sense id humor In see Imw our t o u • • » f o r t lit*in.
Are o ji tho !&gt;ro«d highway.
\ o u a r e lit te i
fort—-ami no American dclibeiately •liooscs any I lling I hat I dear brut bet III Ill-ms of I m : would I \\ i- . p e a k o f m o m v i u » i &lt; - l v b e I ' l l l e s s Veil do
lll.'l*,
Veil
HI V
like tho little mountain dell*
t h r o w i n g tin a i volt i
i a | u ’ :d
d
interferes with his philosophy that "what you don’t know nil side with lienminy. How sur j (-1111-1' It r e p r e s e n t s v l d u e .
Where /lower* linger late,
i,m .. . ....
“ Have your insurance written by rich who kno»
n h i l i l v a nd e i i e t g i
niiscji tlu- great and good Wood- j
Vl ulil i a n d m i l l e d rv b o t h r e p r e
n
’t
hurt
you."
’here human fancy never dwclla
11 ‘,tH ^ -v (H1
It is n i o t u a ion -i'/tll III
nv
row Wilson Would be, if he could L s e l l v a l u e , a n d m a y lie i n v a d e d
VVK O F F E R P O L I C I E S IN
On greed ,or haute or hate.
"e &gt;*1-1*11 *v h ■
Fh i m e s s e i f i c e i o
Japan s is an annual " Time Day." The people of Japan nnie back and find all of the war's a s uiav 1 a h o r s e e n r i t i e s .
jtfee quiet pine* their brntiehen rear will on that day watch their time, ill an effort to discover
:*!
i
or
iiter
■
F
I
R
E
I.IA III MTV
ha
ve
w
o
r
k
i
’d
:
hot
e
ill
the
replaced by one universal I
In fact they 'Oiistitute -ill
; y p toward the quiet *ky
I'l
.'.I' l i e f
i ears
t o i l i n g al in
TO R N A D O
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And whtaper softly in onu’a ear
.; When v?ufrant wind* go i&gt;y.
............
age da&gt;. nt thi it lives.
1 hilt one Pay a year, of course,
Bdt never shall I hear them sigh jH „,,t supposed
to be the only
. . ,
. out on which it is well in
Aa i i»y. »ivwn my ,ont1,
kcop truck of one’s time. T h e " P a y ” will gain its greatest
•TOT »uch oa*en nevpr He
■' Benidc th e paved high roud.
value from the line of thought it starts wherever it is ob­
served. ~ Most people wotifd never give a moment's consider
I Hk« the placid river bend
W^exa RWulUiWK dip and pass alimt to their wasted lime, if it were mil formally I.fought
to I beit attention villi some sort nt probing quest tons, nr
aolomtt dappled cattle wend
lr way nmuttg the gni*3.
on a mm h celeljtaled "T im e P ay .”
I It
0 to ll*ten to the kwisIi
♦ *
*

when the kin" met him at the rail

plllees

did no1 hk1■ i h ' buMiu s i
So they were
t a I ' si
foredoomed to '’alliire 111 i*.
I f vuur , and at j ' \ mr i tn.;i.,
1' n-1 your ehe! r v. it ■ 1 1. t'V tiei ■'s ha to invest it we!!

imperiaid

A C C ID E N T

Tiiev

I ke ynung mini pos-:e&gt; ;iTi,r fit il
fond station, and took him to sleep!
in Ibiekingtmni I’abice. m- when ! e r ! t i n III ii llgt il l e lie u ; - - ; i , e
Italian enthusiasts nut his mu trait fill of wind tie ilees with Ih'MU ns
11 l he wall, ucx t to tini ilmldi's.
lie \vi ' 11■I .vilh u few t llu'i . '
ef inherit, ,| nielli V
I flat lip IIP ■ t l l |! i hl , i g I &gt;n *
' -I
&lt;&gt;\ S l ' M i \Y, dti.iam visiting the 1
Yeung men eft' ii v .n 'e re n ,
.Ncsipn , ellteimial
expii'ition
in
asking ii I".in i n i e t n u* i t t,.-i i e a r I n ' 111 :11* 1111 w l i a t Veil m i i■, ,
111g t o d e. and del ig %eme' b , iig
savings
1'hiladclphin, at allied exhibits front
in- in stales and loreign i-oaiitriis,
I t i'fi-1 t lie’ni te ;u- &gt;(,!•• \vhe &gt;.II'.I like. lilt hough i il pi il ! il 11' I ‘es
w; g '■
know men about -in Ii tiling - than for eth er adis at higher
latest maehinerv, new inventions,
nd *00 tho Htlver gleam,
may he lying all nt nt, u! nm
■ilcvic(*s to increase happiness and I I do.
............n now and then a wakened fish
In the I'fiiled S t a le s people g o o n the principle that they diminish mi ei v aitmng liiitnan he j
Were tllCi to w i t - me as te
II is fin dish ■O C'l'io O (il "
if '
flomes leu|)lng from tlu- stream, will keep their health and live forever. They use their t title ings ,
ions Iks all e 1hose v* I,
ai
n
what to ii" with ability, nr with
nevor, never may I make
industry, I would
•vi
Mu in. I hem appear I e nm. i g :u ' ed ill
as
if
it
were
composed
of
as
main
minutes
as
there
are
AND
M
A
W
sincenuu-n
and
|
y re*t in nuch a bower,
l&gt;\ 1*1 t t met ion.
They spend (heir days a&gt; .......On belli ve that the t'ti.imit firat to doithle ill- .did
1 my homeward way .....si lake grains of sand on oiTan shores.
ting the In t pns.ud'ie education
I te not t rv a ini* who h in i l -;1e
forty mile* and hour.
il they were always to have days at their command. And oui.lit to io. In hell, nr close (u •! I It in well worth the wiidi ol i speeial
talent
unle*., \"C h; \
lot
“
violating
the
sahliath."
What*
f s w J a m o * J . Montague
only now and then will they stop for a moment's serious d'» i lit-v think tiappi
...........................
in .................... anv hoy or yirl to work Ins in her proved to your nw.i laid •ver', t; &gt;-l .
* ---- 3—A - thought ol how much they are gelling out of this time thev ■'■himli.y * Are the harps sip-m
,
ed. way through college if' thm is tin- I'hc's satisfaction that \&gt;u imvi
C*I«rtmon won a double use.
'I l i e strange and interesting beasts, only way a lolh-ge eilucatiofi inn 1 spei tal talent,
1 (•"ithI somethin'’.
4ot ■(T’ bUtl.
all" l i t e r
i desi-riiu'd m revelation, raged u;&gt; ttg had.
If Sanford, let us imagine, were to have a “Time Pay h o w toj- the day. the dignified and in
• l ! , I-v i ii if
tt is a le gititu to 1rnnsiu t imi to ested in. (in to wer!
i! ■*hirg
dllstrioa-- elders ordered to step j borrow tlu- money from u fte-nd yen have to work I,
m
IW . h op* they'll continue their!
^
» I«*«’^ l score? It is true
tbeir
tiowing
down,
until
Mi.relay
. ’ •lugging iu tako today's ^ainet
Hit it* a it* S a n l o n l pt'npli* w h o co u ld show every hour
inormtig
'4 Z
„__ ____
o c c u p i e d b\ w h a t t o t h e m s e e m s u s e f u l employment, lad
I ln\\ { ’AN a ( 'hi ist inn, Moliam
Knddliisi spend Sunday
(The palate Florida
town Unit e v e n t h o s e g o o d w o r k e r s w o u ld h a v e m i n u t e s o n t h e i r b o o k s | meduu
KNOX VILLI'! S E N T I N E L
“ teem to bo holding
its new 1 lint c o u ld h a v e b e e n u s e d In c o n s i d e r a b l y m o r e a d v a n t a g e , bc tlc r than studying a eiiuibinaiiun
dqtan’Uaecm
t
The reiioiu mm inn
of Eiiiia .) maiority of the representatives in
c t jjx e n ^ i* Rfiiford.
if a b i t o f t h o u g h t b a d b e e n g i v e n to t h e i r H e e l i n g
’'
’" “ V w' " k ,,mi
h&lt;
(inrrett fm l'ongresstuan from the November. His defeat would have
-o
fake, lor instance, the minutes used in conversation llial,
DKi t ' l l I K S . struggling vmii. ninth distil, t is c:m-.e for gen- upset tin* e x , ting
IteiHoi't;itic
i circu* want* to make its is utterly inane.
Take, for instance, I he minutes Unit are ' s,,,Mirlm" *' “11 piuhlein ;, m-cie, i ral coiigritulatioii
All Currett plain! for the ,o gnnizat ton uf next
dquartiTH a t Tampa.
Serve*
dawdled away leaving absoltdelv nothing In slimy Inr 1 1...;.-!
l"“(sil.il"y that interest-- in - won by a uui-miw mui'.ntv id' mu House in .such 'vent.
npK right.
tbollslliul Voles i i 1 mure, Ids ep|ie
The Washington bureau of The
passing. Take for mslatue. Hie time and effort employed New Ymk !'Y,tral milrm.d'' The netil, \V. \\ t'mig, buying made a llaltimnre Sun «;iys Mi I inrrett'-.
|I‘U It hot In Florida," u * k a a 1,11 unimportant tasks that cimlil go untlotip ami hurl tmbnttv i plmi wa s t ,, em-t viailin-ts above rumuTkiililc1' showing
against so 1...........
i considered by the
I L 1I __
- I . •7» B.I
... which
....
* JI
.
.
. • * * mi**l lie
t
4
I
nOTthern
exchange
Now
Front our waking in I ho morning until wo .sloop at night r;lil' " ’" 1
''uniting tho,ugh noted a riqiri seatativi' and nut |politicians there us the cnitstnndlittle boy in the clast) wunta t&gt;
slanding lender of Itemoerncy. i ing developtitenl nf the primaries
most Of ns uso lo advantage an amazingly few hours. And! 'York Vsuggesls
|," ,ml" “fa
thul m,l,ur',H
oti,;,il&gt;us hues Hath the Democracy "I Tennessee in the various states
t q f 'em daninright'f
last week,
curiously
enough,
most
of
us
have
the
groalesi
distaste
tor
cm r v snluii banite* to t tie watef
o —
and that of the nation are to he 1Tin* Sun's bureau saysfirm wiinkle that, ap p e al* lioing reminded that we are tml doing as well with the days front, load them on fast I,oat - Hint felicitated en the relent ion of Mr
“There i* just n chance t hot the
would InuiMer them
other eiiiui (larre tt in their service.
face of a womuii euuae*! we Spend as we might lie lining
Mr. Car Presidential nomination lightning
lose hour* of sleep, Avery
liases,
A thousand times hitter, rett ia serving his eleventh term Inmy strik e Representative (inrrett,
i simpler, quicker, would In, n vm and ranks among the ablest h-gis- |whose reiiuiniuut inn assures his re ­
lj fn Times- Union, (iueoi you
F o r I (nit r e tis o n , The H e r a l d b e l i e v e s that a p r o c l a m a t i o n duel over railroads reaching |,,,pu lators and loreiiinst b adcis in i lie election and the xpenkoi stop of tlie
’t think il causes u man a lit
worry.
House.
llis Z(t years in office is next House should it be I temocratf o r "Ti m e Day" would not lie given an enthusiastic response.
districts.
one of tlie issues hi&gt; opponept ic.
Mr. (inrrett
is mu* of tile
The only sort of "T im e Day" that would gel very far in
P A S S E N C E K OMNIRl SL S .
raised against him, hut it is q u o - ablest debaturs ia Cong res?.
llis
x trem elv wide hats me In lie
America is one Hull indicated the delivery of an extra pay­ tor trucks, for short hauls, and tlonnble whether the principle of leadership o f the Dcm,,cintie min
stylo this year, say* a Puri*
1 •* 1
"
..............................
Even the big question, "How do l spend my ti m e ? ” is private automobiles could use the
hlon noto, but tlii* will emiae roll.
(worry among the liny* who sit -it answered in terms of dollars, rather than in terms of the v i a d u c t t h e rnilnu.d to be fairly
cmiipeiisati'd for use of it&gt; ngtit- long tentire bus served but to i n - j minority split on farm relief legisbuld-tiead'’ row.
real values— health, happiness, service.
of-wny, It might own, or tax pas­ erense his capacity and influence , lation in the Inst ses--uui.
Mr.
— n------If you watched your time, what would you see?
senger ami freight nutoiuobiles, and should operate to enhance the IC urrett Is regarded as a tactful
OW th a t Kunsaa City hie, pud
greatly in, rcasir.g revenue-.
value of his services in M-i stute and resourceful lender.
||e is percd all the leading booze pitu es
and
the
uutinn.
Mr.
C
arrett
is.so
im
lly
popular
and
possibly
has a
Balltia •Juurnnl *oe* some *eif*e
I
RA.MSAA MACDONALD, I,mu. the Democratic floor leaders of t l ic jli e t t e r grasp of parliamentary pro
I tho prui'tico of "tuniiug aver
r i ll , W in , ,;v]-;NlN&lt;i I'OST
' ci' ^labor prime minister of Hu nt |tlouse nnd will hi* its next speaker, Icedure than any man on hi's side
Uu&gt;-city" when n vl*i- 1__
, Hritnin, asks American latmr to i/ tho Democrats should elect a of the chamber,
cornu* tu to w n .- Kansas City
th e ( hicago lloul E state hoard , scientioiis wubdividers have been! a*'* striking British coal miners.
was tIn* leader in the movement |u o e n a Idnck eye through the filli­ The response will lie slight pr,,li.rjf*
-------- o -------i-bly. Capital dealing with labor
II
*
J W h a t the* Sanford, ( F l a ., ( Her n'Inch iL'.ded the cot ire a led rental: “ "J.
fl,t . T l,.n , " ' iT *
MIAMI T l t l ll U N K
has I lie advantage that helps Brit
So
it
is
relreshing
to
see
u
rode
meant when it published the abuse thiougli the |iussi.ge of leg
j which place* u curb upon reckless aln to manage its :UIU,(IOl),l)i!!l sub­
wine paragraph i* not quite
islation a t Springfield. It has now |advertising statem ent* and rucom- jects in India. They disagree with • Figures of t'ne estate of tin- late Any loyal wife womd do nl&gt;„ut the
cad i other violently i r, questions1Princess Anastasia of tireice are
But the effort failed
F
it
Florida
poragrapher* don't huw taken auuther distinct *step in (he laernls' that n ataleim r.t be placed of religion, and are too busy b a t - , intriguing, as a literary person snme thing.
right
direction
through
the
draft
in
future
advertising,
“
All
s
t
a
in
­
because there are things that
•tJVet 'In Argumerfls at home wlten
ing each other to condone against ! would say.
American money rannot buy.
(l^ feo wrtto something uhoui ing of a code of ethics fur member* |incuts in this advertisement may
of
Its
subdividers'
division.
Britain,
' The aforesaid princess, q will be
tie
considered
by
purclutsers
of
the
Democracy, of a sort, triumphed
or u reply from
Sonte such code has been g r e a t ­ above advertised property as
- [recalled, was the widow of Wil- in (.re cce m spite of that money
a
■column In the
ly needed in the subdivision aclivi- part of their sales co n tract front
DII It LABO R
H*m B. Leeds, the American “ tin and royalty was exiled aa it ,|o.. disc „glees
....... violcnt-J
............
OCsrlfinquirer-Sun,"
Turning firout „ur I served to he.
The present ail­
are mode ly with foreign labor* on questions!
king.
Heqtld man wrota the Itlea o f the last few years. Certain tlie owners.". Provisions
«■i I x i l . . i.. i .It
. 1 .. .1! ... * t ■
i ■ •.
I .,s&lt;■J a tnri I,■ta
hoping to got a “reply” operators speclaliz ;.g in this form to insure u clear title to the install- o f policy.* And each belief ImteK cru&lt;*° Industrial royalty in quest of dress of the Greek niyul furnil v
.. once
........ ,Ids
! ..................•-■1
•*'■“ A.................
■
the genuine article, Mrs. Leeds took j Including an American son of [p,'.
ment* ...............
purchaser,
paynur.t* **—
tho •other.
Anietieuij 11
labor disa­
cant accommodate him of real e sta te activity huve made .......
Cficulty, tlnce the follow- an enviable record for tbeniselves are completed. Funds must he grees with the British theory that with her $40,000,000 contributed princei.s who followed her matri !
raph war- found In the in developing their projects. O t h - 1created, or bonds signed, to make labor should he in politics British distantly by American tin plate munial example, arc R,„m. Raris
nnd used it' m main and O yster liny, N y..
“
T ^ t 1uh(
an of tliq Herald (mntedi- er* have not bwm so srnqnilmis I certain that pmmised improve- (7,1 American labor disagree with consumers,
uiui promises of new railroad *tu menls will he inslalled within a and hate Russian labor idea*. Anil lah'i'UT her position at the (Jreek address
in ttself ,, mtriguing
llowing the one liltuve:
j
all the teetli pulled is of- lions, school projects, water pipes reasonable time. CheeUs are plac­ capit. I is internationally hmnion , court Hn&lt;^ f r yinK 1" keep a fnith- enough to mi American.
ie Qcala Star an a retne- and other needed improvement.* ed upon the licensing of “any salus- ious, and that makes goveinment I®r,s king on the lireek throne durwoTld war, and saving the
lluitlng. Yes and if that have hem made liy salesmen with­ ninr. suspected guilty of any m is­ o f this industrial era quite simple *nF
_____
Greek royal family from the wreck- | Contemporart ('nninient
you could try having out regard to anyth :.g save the representation judged by the cia|e
THE
NA TIO N AL
Economy ■* * * afterw ard.
f* amputated. Tafnpa necessary signature o f i, prospect of ethics."
T ,hL- -c,,|,f('ss...... 'aagar.incs are I
A t the death of the princess,
The code, of course, is a volun­ League reports a poll on peohibl-j
bw in case neither of on the dotted line of tlie contract.
Advertising has been worded in tary affair, whereas the concealed tion, ami r,x 4,000 “ representative' th ree year* ago, it now develops,
■atinfActorily, you
I |
ring up your mouth." a misleading fashion nnd frequent­ concession law i* compulsory in its men and women." Of those tlmt took there were left less than three mil- the other halt Itv,-*.. but they're
*
hv
Arkunww
'
c
a
ly
flugrunt
statem
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n
ts
have
bet.-,
the
trouble
to
vote
a
small
major!H
o
n
out
of
the
40,
mostly
m
jewels.
provisions. The value of the form­
Flyrida
r* ta get In irtoiu )n th« quest for prospect*. er lie* in the) degree to which tha tff want to keep the eighteenth!
Possibly the princes* hud the
ndment.
Thut will be kept
**0p tuk it. / The same
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ible'tip do Inducements of ain In finnbehig mcmlirr* llve*®p
Btohay while
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dii Iiciill to understand
0W, ;tfl stilt«a,P(ill not be found
Old time.—Coluthbus home building projects have been desire to ho an active force in cor­
she wa»
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lacard It, A small
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m for modification' or repeal
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nnd furnished
Beaut if nl 6 room house, 3 bedrooms, garage, r«^
furliished, right on ocean
OiVnn front, lower floor, 2 family house; $
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!Mrs. Charles Echols IMis8 Zeta Davi
|Hostess To Members Is Guest Of Honofi
_ Of The Azarian Class Picnic At Twin

MRS. R. A. NEWMAN ENTERTAINS
HONOR OF MRS. McLAUGHLIN
The handsome new home of Mrs.
Uohert A Newman in Hose Court
was eon verted into a
veritable
tloial bower Tuesday
nftenmorj
wimn she cuterlatiled at bridge,
honoring her house yuest
Mrs.
Noiniii King McLaughlin of New
V ork City The guests included a
few of the most intimate friends
of the guest of honor.
'Quantities of dahlias combined
with ferns lout their beautv in
decorating the rooms where the
guest- assembled for play.

Stylish Vest l uinh
are
tie
handkerchief
is not now alsummer
lou-ed to l.eep out of the right hand
One parasol was shaped like a poeket o f a woman's dinner jacket,
miniature hell tent, circular at the
t him hefin replaced hv a smart
hnltotn ami going
into a long, little cnmh, whirl, may lie red or
painted end at the ferule.
The Kreen or hlue, .»r tortui c sliell inM\
cover was of green silk, striped crusted with rallies, emeralds or
gr,|. J:u k «"iv illf:
with orant'e, and the handle was other preeious stones
Its m is­
fern. Ihiyteaa I te ae h ; ex trem ely long about three limes
sion is to repress any rehellious
m
a
ma
Cray. I
the length of the parasol itself.
lock of hmr thut threatens to disClinuy'ii; T. '1 Another strik in g parasol
was "irlj the haummy of i he Tlat ami
f.VillK
sipinre with a deep rim around the
nr stated .II. N. (' edge from which linin' a fringe. shiny o u t fine of t|,. moment, a
coiffure (hat line I m.t diow lire
jinil'T. St!ltes\ die. N. The handle was very short.
shrillest
Uc pl c i o l i ..1 ,i wa i ve .
under. Statesville N.
P s J r , Atlanta.
Snail Shell Hals
!
1-ong Evening Dresses
oti.in:/ivsc.

c.

Atlanta; I’. K.
s l l nnnignn,
X, Walton, Pn-

rilhner. Creeaville, S.
inlo, St

Augusti ne;

Jnek-i.ru-ille; M. it.
jnvtlle; f » K*'l|trV |'||I lll.tTl. .lacksoii*
Crniin.

West

I’al m

.hltkSOTlVill*1I

Kan'ie i .tv, M" . t:.

Allaril a : J . H 11 'lid
n||t. Vll.eil Roberts,
ip E IIaider, .lark
L Stevens.

London women have gone to the
American women.
Mamed
hy
garden and hedgerows for some -1 their Jirtlish sisters
f(ll- having
tinny new in hat styles and have |“Girted the short
kill style, are
evolved a type for the " f a l l " which, n,‘" 'f e d lied with helping |MII over
is almost an exact replica ol Hu* I the new fashion of uuflo length
snail shell.
j e'e n in g dresses.
The colors user! in the makeup
London dances held f■.»■ i|,,. him;
green and g ray assist the ilia-am ' a ,"l Queen of Spam l,i,,iielii ,.i,t
e n tiled by t lie shall I
swat limy tta newest in la Iu&gt;
a n d lit,'HIV
'"inn; women noted |.«r 1 f i r i f Lt s t r
o f the drapery
The Neapolitan fisherman*; hat in 'l ot Ip ay wi'te itti 11&gt; U i ft
often has been copied m knilted at I ti es.
Antony upper i c i : material for seaside
wear
hut
• Mh* m\v
Itoial Street milliners have appro- mode is I .ndv I buna i Ml 1) M' F, 11 nr nt
j printed the shape for their smart t h e f . ' idl ioli le.'pje i est felt creations ami tire prmlue
New
S h o r t " ( ' re a l inns
iny it in ninny colors,

EMINEM:
No Evening Stockings
[4rii I ■o i i d i e ;
I.,
S o m e o f M n y f a i i s s m a l l e s t woo l
btmville;
J.
I aine,
en ayaiti adopted the "rn&gt; stockiny"
C. W, .Minton, J a c k fashion for evetiiny wear dariny
Hall, I .akeland; t ’.
the hot spell, tmt so well were
Valdosta. &lt;t. J Kno x,
various, shades of powder used that
_ E. Utility, .taeksonit was difficult to detect whether
»!ih. Jin1ksoirvillc; I ’.

wearing
they were or were not
Jirksyivdle;
.1. A.
stockings.
Special shades of co|
Jiytuna Bench; I,. K.
ored powder were u rlis ia a lly used
iisee;
M. Hosen-sto match I lie gowns worn, and some
ille;
Sweat,
completed tile illusion t.\ luiviny a
jibs.__)■. II- t ' f . s h y , faint line to simulate the scum &lt;&gt;i
. iLnnlun, J a c k s o n
stockiny painted down the lank of
Eayn. Jin- oil VI lie ;
the leg.
fj, Hauiv- 1’itv; Eu
|Sxnf"i't; D W McSociety's Masked S t i l e s
The Ihichcss
of
Sutherland's
fancy dress bull was the yayest
Tucsdiiy
f c l 'n c e left
party of the London season.
The
Hr 1. kiTiiinl where she
King and Queen of Spam wore
H r tiic illne- s uf her mill'll amused by a bid) light, in
which Prince Obolensky unperson
ated the hull mid Michael Herbert
H|rs. AMint1 Mi’Michai1! and half a dozen other young men
Htr return lioim* Wctl
were matadors and picadors.
HtM'd t TLtlll Atlanta,
Constance Talmmlye ami
tier
HUr* MiMiiimel went
hiishiind, Captain Alistair Mai km for
the tosh, were dressed as Dutch hoys.
H milliui'i'i
Lady Lavery was in the costume
of u French revolutionary and L a ­
i
assistant dy Ciiimril, who is also an Ameri­
Hst-ii (li'lne Monday can, wore a magnificent pink nml
■ i (Ifnrgiii wiierc stle mauve crinoline.
Bfru-rhs.
Lord Hlaiulford created
nimti
merriment hy tds imper-limit ion ot
■Un. l;.il(i(r St evens. a Lady Channel swimmer covered
Hi. II 1! eiis, Mrs. with medals.
Lord Birkenhead
Hun jt:&gt;] M
Rebei'ca was a sinister' Captain Hook and
H rr ejrlx
Thursday his young daughter. Lady Eleanor
■tieir fii! l it* Fort My- Smith, was charming as Peter Pan.
Hti mi Mu- W est coast.

Clothes

• . where I hey spent I ing
!
reform in tin* British Lower
House of 1’iirliument.
This she
dill when vhe appeared
on the
Miami arrived here Trcusu ry Bench attired in a '.sum­
riubolel phia, Pa . mery dress nud wielding ol
nil
mn lure with tier unheard of things a fan.
She
M M Stewart until aehieved this distinction only hy u
'C*1 wliu-li takes plaee m atter of moments, however, for
Lady Astor, who arrived soon a f ­
ter, also carried a fan.
* r.og Tlioiupsnii
Miss Ellen Wilkinson wore a
'h'lglit. i . B elly , left , white silk dress
spill* bed
with
ft'rrn».. hi their cur j flam ing yellow and green.
Miss
.
. ' I i . w here tiiev 1 S uchn Lawrence, the oilier woman
I
I li"tnp on's par- I member of the House of Cuinmniis,
has consistently observed the con­
ventions.
l^r* l.aadnlin L. Jo n e s
Winston Churchill, who inntigtur tin- guests Monday uraled Hie American style of ap ­
"f 'li ami Mrs. E pearing without liis w aistcoat, was
1 Ihcir hiiine on S m i­ so chuffed hy his friends that * th
has put it hack mi again.
Is

" r ' I! Craven left
* uiii'la i r. I other

Perl lime Paste
Like the daughter of Kings in
in the Ea s t .
the time of Solomon, on whom
sweet ointment was smeared. Miss
Martin Mc Dani e l 1921! takes her perfume
from a
iiavt la e n v i s i t i n g ja r .
From Paris hns come this
f"t tin- past week latest sweet frivolity -tiny paint­
tn their home in ed or enameled ja rs of perfume
paste, easy ................
to slip iinto
purse., ,
i , t o tthe
, l L ‘ .-.
unupsettahle and fragran t with all

I ^ ' c a l who has been
*r mi.tli,.,- Mrs. J . M.

a very unusual picture
tbe

............ l a d e

the “ smarter” scents.

Vogue of Velvet
The vogue of velvet which
marked the dances and galu per­
M- l'ali'-bm is expected formances that wound up the
. . m'’ Wediicsdnv from Parla seanon so l&gt;rilliantlyf ik being continued at the smart casinos
*'■ 1 , where she
I^*t month.
at Deauville, La Baule, Klretat, Lo
iTouquot and Dinard.
It al»o
^ i’rii'st ami son ('lar-(being much used for huts and for
1
Monday for A iiwfM'r,‘ they are vi»it- he worn over crepe,
organdy dresses.

I I Tn*' *lay fm her home

Hr, Eilward Lii".**
Nifty Smoking Effect
had
dr»t, f»r the week end
Women smokers are recom­
ihirvey Par r i s h and mended hy A. (L B„ one of the
dxn,! i v r , v 1‘nrrish of leading
fashion magazines
/ j ' ( , mid A. D. P ar Franc* to weur narrow stoles made

otafor thecigarettecaseandfight

m Pinehurat.

m

m

pose

for

ft
the

e winning bat hilly beaut y who
oyrnpher with all h *r clothes
on! S h e ’s Mi • Joyce .lean Hard,
I'd year old Mu Imran S t a te Colteee c o e d ,
who will represent
Lansing. Sliell, at the Atlantic
&lt;’il\ collier'!.
Mr- "
S Inidoti of J a c k s o n i d l e a n i v i d l ul l ' T u e. t l a y and is
the yuest ol In i me re . Mis. ,l a m e s
( i S h a n o 11 In i huine on T e n t i

' l l ...... mart straight

Mi
.Line
I iie-duy
11
w liefe —11r■ h

guest of Mi

until letllf.'.ei borne
Pencil
ii
Atlantic
bi en visit mg i- the
I K Pilot,

,Mrs. S W. Veal of Tnmpn, a re ­
cent bride, who has been visiting
her mother Mrr;. J , M. Vickery,
was the yiiest of honor ’Monday
evening when Mi- h Virginia Turner
entertained
al
a miscellaneous
slum ft at lot lirime on Palmetto
A Venue
I lie e.dnl
I b&lt; me of f iinL and
green wa- beautifully curried out
W'ttb lii l i t
nf rimi ihs and other
siiriimi i 11 m i i - rnmbmeil
with
g M'l'lll i i
'Liny ............
and games were
en '"i'rl
rbiiiny
l he
evening.
"W"ir|s ot \dvice”tn the bride, as
wa ll as a I.....k composed of fav o r­
ite reieipt- written tiy tile guests
were given to the honor guest.
I to- bower was presented in the
form of a huge flower basket,
wliali. when opened din dosed mi
melon- lovely gifts for the bride's
new
home.
Several humorous
rending- were given hy Miss Tres
so- Mi Hiii' during the evening

Refreshments
of a dainty ice
course were served by the hostess
assisted hy her mother, Mrs. II. S.
Hamrick and sister,* Miss Theban
Turner.
Mrs. Veal was attired on this
occasion in a been la mg frock of o r­
chid crcpc de chine mnde Eton cf
feet.
Miss Turner received her guests
wearing a gown ol tan crepe nvn
atm, made with laisipu* waist and
bouffant i kirt
I'Ik* guest list included: Mrs. S
W. Venl. Mrs. L, l&gt;. Scott, Mrs.
Philip .McRae J r .
Mrs.
Mack
Cleveland, Mrs.
E IV Breeden,
Mrs. Jack Holt, Mrs. IL S. Ham
rick, Miss Itlissie
Lee Wheeler,
Miss Cecilia Cameron, Miss Ethel
Hell, M as Ituth Uriel, Miss Flossie
. Vickery, Miss Mayce II nr key, Miss
Ruby Hat key, Miss Ruby Middle
toil. Miss Tressie , McHne,
...
... Miss
rhetniu 1 inner and Miss \ irgn.in

l.ady Sti’iitheona Is
Claimed Hy Death In
London At Ako Of 7H
I . H M K l N . Aug.
IK -Dpi- Lady
St rut liniorc
of
Mount
Royal,
d a i l g h l e r of t he late St ratlicollll,
fol fuel hi gh I iiininissioticr for (.'n/,

Uii*. dh i| toditv in her seventy-third
y eii i .

f.. dy Stratbeona was Miss M ar­
garet C Howard, receiving her
tit)i upon the coronation of her
la {her,
Her father. Sir Donald Alexand­
er Sinilli, playt.d a prominent part
in Camilla for many years during
the last century , becoming a memhri " f pnilianieiit in the Cnnt'tlian j
Mr : ml MI-. A ndrew Itueger
bmise of commons and later being
Dr ..... I Mi - E. D. Hi os idee
Miss P.l ie Itia-gi i and I'.d llahi
eommissioni'i' in
" 11, I b i l l V. l ef t Wl l i ne ■lav (ill (.lie , ,'ippo luted Itigh
have letlllT.ed t.. lliei I* t l o l l l e i . l
wiiefi' they (,'riat Britain for the Dominion,
b o a t fi.i
L e i . "itvilb
Evans vi l l e , lii
a fte r a plea-ni l I wi l l p'-rid a b i t t u n
b ’ PJllt! Lady Si rat henna gai.i
vi II ):• i a i n- t;lie Is ol Mr and
.mill pound*
sterling
(&lt;» Sir
Ml - . I. P III Ml
J a n u s 'It t it ■elgor, in ail effort to
-,iyi I lie Banking firm of Sir
Mi - t e a 1' Shipp
and
.Mi ­
i
liarles R Met liv ig o l, which was
Fnrre: I M&lt; Mb I I Hint' r e d t o I h
foi-ccd to close its doors.
lundi i Toe iIn;, whea c the r* spent
W A S H I N G T O N . Aug. IK. i P&gt;
I he da v
' H A V E NARROW E S C A P E
Tile l ’ ii 11cil Si i Ucs Iiad a favorahli*
C O PEN H A G EN . Aug. IK. i/Pt *
I rude lm l a m ........ ' $!11 .OOOJIOd
I'.r
a
K
Mc
Emlili
ii
i
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i
Mir. a lid Mi
Prince Andre and his wife, who
J
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l
y
.
Hie
l
i
t
I
moil
I
h
uf
the
li,'
x
x
and I 1x(Ie G i" , M " f ( in*vrillM&gt;l
wits Princess Alice nf Hattenburg,
fi
scal
year,
&lt;ui
I
tie
luisis
of
pi
c
Mr-.
Were the Wl •i 1. *"lid glle ts
I i m i mi ry i'-l iinali*s hy tiie (' "in had a narrow escape from death
E. J . I .line) am) \ti .. .1 11 L jumn
I last night when their automobile'
rneree i )rj&gt;ni'(merit. E x p o r t s wa
I collided with a passenger Inis. The
valued
ul
ifUblMKlOJMK)
and
imports
'hit I cltdeii left WedncaE. D.
prince’s car was overturned, hut
dim,iioo,
shury Park N. J . , when'
day for
nobody suffered more than u had
|*'or
the
seven
monthH
ending
she will p&lt; r. I a hurt t line.
-htiking up.

the supervision of C. J . Wolfe
rn toyed during the
get her with swimming and
ing. L ate r a lain fire waa bulk
weinlet were roasted and a
i I ate in the evening the hostesses tuous picnic supper was
served several
kinds of
sundAs the guests were 'd',.
wichcs, olives, pickles, iced ten. and for their homes, Min Davistm
an ice course.
prese/ed a beautiful hand
Among the inciiilvcrs
present from the Christian Endeavor .
, were Mrs. Mamie Kate Whittle, ty of the Presbyterian Chunfc ag
l Mrs. S. A Stapleton, J r ., Mrs. L, a token of appreciation o f ‘ hat.,
T. Sheppaid, Miss l.iu ile Kihols, work.
Mrs. N. J. Stenstrom. Mrs. A. L
I Maywood. Mrs. Hoye K. Pippin.
I Mrs Hubert L, Hooker, Mias Hazel
! Kaitchei, Mrs C A Anderson, J r .,
Mis Hnj-I fieorge,
Mis
Albion
Kendall. Mrs Charle- Echols, Mrs
I I eo E i hols.

Ton

FOR R E N T
couple
evening

in

late

One

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l a sr if v

anal

(merit

Call h\ ten o'clock
BIB Oak Ave.

The Price Is Right
SANFORD

lioston (Jii*l Loses To
Unknown Net Plover

CASH LUMBER CO.

W . S. F i t I C E , Mgr,
FOR E S T H IL L S , N, V . Aug. 1H
i/Pi Elcuor Sears, Boston, who 710 W. First S t
mlded to her tennis fame several
j months ago hy walking home from
Providence oil n wager, has found
wnlking
through tiic
National
Women’s Tennis
Championship
hure more difficult.
A complete line ol
Slip ahamloned the effort yes
. ,,.n |||y whi,n fn.-.-.i hy u player at
most unknown in national cham­ Cypress and Pine
pionship play, Mildred Willard of P 'r a m i n K
Philadelphia.
The test runic in Sheathing
tin' i.ci'uml round and Miss S c a t s Siding
was turned hack, B II, 7 5.
I’he favorites continued their Flooring
iiiurt'li toward the title f o r s a k e n ' Ceiling
by Helen Wills, but before Stilur
Finish
I day, fifteen must drop out.
Mouldings

NEW
LUMBER YARD

L A D IE S !
K x p i r t s on plain and pleated dressra

Florida ( ’leaners &amp; Dyers
By O. f,. t'armichael

I ll&gt; Snnf ur d Avenue

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Milaiie T h e a t r e Bdtft.

Phone 1191-W
\ ItELtABLE, (T)NI KRN

%
■t o

Luth
Brick
Lime
Plaster
White Rock Plaster Board
INails
Screen Wire
Builders Hardware
Doors
Windows
Frames and Scrddw
/
1
1i
Made (o Order ■
tMurph&gt; Ironing Boarda
Medicine Cablncta

Triiik1 Halanut1 Is
Uax'Drabk1 In July

J . It. Brice rcl in iieil home T u es­
day
from pniiil
ui A lainima,
(iiaij gin and Virginia where he
spent several W e e k s .

Very Ritzy

N ew A rrivals In

M A K E S BID L IQ UO R RAID
O F A L A . F l a. , Aug. IK. ld‘i
S h e r i f f T h o m n s ami t hr e e de]ni
| ties Monday a f t e r n o o n made one
I of t he h u g e s t moonshi ne
Inpioi
| raids m the
hi story
of Marion
county.
F i ve stills, the lai ge-t
of whir hwas in opcrali oi i at tin'
ti me, were des l r aye d and ilpproxi
mutely 5, 000 g al l ons of mush con
Hscuted in the sect ion bordering
tin* " l u g s c r u b ” e a s t of the Okluwa ha River. Na one was arrested.

Broadcloth
litre " S I N C L A I R ” Gas
Full of eager power

Madras

Itines Filling Station
1113 Sanford Ave.

Phone lfil-J

that

madras, broadcloth, percale

capably

styles,

Neckband Style
In
and

They're full fashion­
tailored.

splendid

in colors and pattern* that

are a compliment to g«M»d taate and

Amusements

Hr

t f r m f v r a n g $ d l o t al l
C a l l or wr *U fo«

well dressed men prefer

oxford cloth.

D is o a s t'S

If umjuastl o n a b 1•
•kill, aarnaat tlTorte,
fidelity to obllaatlona ,
and an aatablbhad ____
reputelion In accompllahlft* multa. to*
with iclantlfle aumpmant, raara &lt;A tape
rlHica, appaai to your fntelllyanra and dlaera! Ion in tha aalaction of a phyilcldh la
t r eat you. Coma to aao ma and Inraatteate
ray advanced ayttem Of traal mant. which
Ii unlvaraally andoraad. No inrurabla eaaaa
arrrpt ad, no mall ortfar t r eat ment Inalh
luted, no fatao promlaea made, no slitter* ,
Ln«, Impoaalbia narahteao *lven. I adrar* ,

and

Here are ahirls Ihnl combine all

DRFLETCHfRLBROWN

S PKdAL NOTICE—

Poplin

Better far )&lt;uir

ed,

Rhrumiiti«in, Nturltli.
Piiutiv* DUardrra,
L I v * r and Kidnvy
T l o u b k Catarrh,
Aiihmu, liar F«v«r,
Ulu’MH of Woman
and Chronic and
Complicated iJIaraaea
of Man.

Collar Attached

Oxfordcloth

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SHIRTS

with J u l y , however, t h e r e was an
o f i mpor t s over e x p o r t s ot
|$&lt;i4r&gt;,7 IK,000.
I mpo r t s
fur that
period totaled $2, 010, KIII,ItTfl, nil in
' c r e a s e over the c or r e s po nd i ng peri
j ml of I '.12a of $2fi ].i rni ,i:i 2 and ex
ports totaled $2, 570, 202, dTO, a de
c r e a s e of $ 12li,(iK7,900.
J u l y e x p o r t s i ncreased uppmxi
mutely $ ! ! l . 0 0 0 , 000 over J u n e while
i mpor l s increased about $2, 000,OKU
I (odd i mpor ts duri ng J u l y exceed
I ed e x p o r t s by $ I 1,750,1) IK with a
total of $ 19,Hi9,990 agai ns t $5,009,
172.
E x p o r t s of si l ver
(olalcd
$7,1/91,279, mid i mpo r l s $5,910,090

1 excess

Mrs. Florence Friabee, 24 , is the
r t AKMi b l i ,
latest to be known as "queen of CbAmvt
■mtieni b
the bootleggers," because she and I nf ormati on
her husband, Carl, ran a vory rit­ ] aaa
zy liquor and dope smuggling ven­ na branc h
telae i,
of old-style braid or moire, em- ture on the west coast, making
o
broidcred and beaded with
profits of well over $1,000 ,090 .'
r
t’harles L. Britt' and much resembling:the ritual or- After eluding federal agento for
three years in a chase that extend­
*te moving Thursday j nament worn by theaP^®ot1°'L e„r
ed Hcroaa the United States,
thence to Europe and tack, They
were caught i" CHcago. ^ y aW',
Inul Monahan pro
u their frieuda at T t t r i s a w i g ' J L being returned tn;Seattle for trl^J*

^ " PinChUrBt S'jSed lSherSV e7o°^

to

Twins Pressing Alike
Lord anil Lady Knthvcu's twin
Mr - ,1 \l Mi Ca - k i l l and mo t he r
daughters, Alison and
Margaret,
have revived I lie old custom of ■Mrs. K. It, l l a i r i s o n returned home
'dressing alike,
Other noted twins r ue- da y IV.in Cl ayt on, Mountai n
observing this style lately include City. . ml \tlaula, (In , where t he y
tile daughters of
the
widowed -pynt the pa-I six Weeks.
I .ol d ( ienl'yo Scot t .
W a i t \\ Warner motored In ( l r Queen Alexandra dressed her laiul" Wei v.-- day where lie s|H'iit
i three daughters alike when th ey; I he day at t endi ng to hit-inns,
1well' little girls, hut the fash ion '
became obsolete in England before ■ Victor Ml I .aughliti i- -pending
Queen Victoria died.
Now the a lew day- m Hurt Myers and,
, pendulum has swung hack.
other |ulints mi the W. st Const.

Sz- K 11 Hi " wn l ee ; rid
The Duchess of Atholl
is tin
In'in,- ' I ..... lay from latest person to inaugurate a cloth

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forth the comment

W o m e n ' s Halil S po t s

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MISS VIRGINIA TURNER IS HOSTESS
AT SHOWER FOR RECENT BRIDE

sevi'l'e I m e - were i a item flayed an
rlel
lace iiserl in \ 11 ion
w ays,
w b i l e I lolllu es. ■ilia 11 Imt
limit,
were
lumierou
'l a m
sadies
Wi l l i l a r g e bow , at tie back were
w o r n on
b
n lllie
I roi k . wtin li called

h Ii.iv i&lt;l ( 'aldwell
A middle aged woman
at the
|) for Il i\ tuna iteaeh &lt;'hamps Ely sees theater in Paris,
II speiid a week at wearing ft smoking jacket, short
H.it.-i
hair and n shaven neck, went her
sisters one better m showing a
IW.'II, Mrs. F r a n k ' circle nf baldness round the top
Mr; David Cal dwell j of the head.
lim* M'linlay e v e n i n g i
It was not due to the ravages of
Idfr-kniL' wh c l c they
»r»k isi'l
.tin u hut to the razor, which gave
■her head, at a little distance, the
I look of belonging to a notary or a
Ting |n-a left Till'd|senator.
The
novel! y has not
xi fur I 11 lmro, N. ( !.,
I found ninny admirers, tail more iiuaught on
!exp.*eted things I,ave em.g
I .!* " r hT ,Wr
Charlie
rh n'd iii moustache, for instance.

Miss Zeta Davidson who
Friday to reiume Har work
the mountaineers a t Mountain
si on, Canoe, Kentucky,
ored Tuesday evening With a
prise swimming patty mad Ml
roast, given by the C hristian
denvor Society, a t the lovely Ml
try home of Mrs. J . D. Davison
Twin Lakes.
Many games and conteats

course were served hv the hos t e s s
business session
Mrs. Koye
assisted hv Mrs. S a mu e l P u W t u n . ! H p i PI,i» del i ghted the memburs
I he i ard game was exceptional­ Mrs. ( i eo r ge A. DeCott es nnd Mrn. wi,h " nlinil,l' r o f aceordlnn s e l ec ­
tions.
ly interesting and a ft e r
several Junius Turnbull.

‘ I1rocks of ten ye a rs uyo cut ill
liall
was (tic i . n i a c k heard at a
' London maancrpmi paraih
Thi s
i show, al t c nded by many l asbionj aide A me nen u and Knglc-li society
i Women, produced the l ale-t up to
|date
c r e a t i ons
id
abbrevi ated
length lull ooiiluminy more "I'emi
| v 1ban h Is heeli ' tie cil- c III re

cent moidh-

rounds, scores were collected and
The Azarian Class of the Bap­
urixes awarded. Mrs. E rn e st lions
holder received, a lovely leather t tist Church met Tuesday evening
bridge hag. for having held high at the home of Mrs. Leo Echols
score, while the cut prize, a lemon with Mrs. Charles Kchols as a ss is t­
dish and fork were won by Mrs ant hostess,
Mrs. C A. Anderson, vice Chair­
Hubert J . Molly. Mrs. Mciniughlin was presented silk hose, as n man. presided over the business
session, when many m atters of im ­
gift from her hostess.
portance were discussed. A most
At the conclusion of the giiim
under the
the tables were cleared mid Yuid I interesting program
with duintv covers nnd delicious re- \direction of Mrs. L. T. Sheppard
of a salad, i wn* carried nut at the conclusion
freshments consisting
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111 p. m. --------TODAY
"T H E

CATS PA JA M A S”

W ith K lia r do Cortee, Theo­
dore Roberta
and Betty
Branson

appearance.

The

price* are

markably reasonable.

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Also .
Collar To Match

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|XERYMEN COP TWIN
Club Standings
L F U .l
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11
211
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1 1 21
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As Many Kuns

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in Elliot V; error of I luiu.i ' roll
let Beusli *y, who lee I |il i . i..u I ,
fle d , Ht'ored.
S . !|Tho ACCOluj collie I h .i .i •11■j 111
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playiiiy dumb ha ehnll m I he
Id and the vitoh.i eoukniy i he
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made by The fVlery fed
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A IR S H IP CONTRACT U V E N
I
xVASIIINCTON, Aug. IK nVt
i llm Airerilft Develnnineut Com |
puny ol Detimt toih.v v.a.i given a J
. oiitriiet fur const i himii a, „f ||
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cubic foot mlv.i 1 dirigible
' Io be emnubd'il in tun days.

the

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87 ° / .

more

Title Insurance is
rapidly gaining favol
I I L . f i r s t s i \ m o n t h s o f 1916 s h o w a n 8 7 % |
c l e a s e in t h e n u m b e r o f p o lic ie s is su ed by&lt;
'N liitio n u l I tile I n s u m n e e D e p a r t m e n t , as

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I s t f c v i t o t h e f i r s t s i x m o n t h s o f 1915 .
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e r v inj.; e v
n i e m a y
t h . P u r c
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d b y title

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Jim Bottomley of it,,. «*Ur&lt;li_**. tor i(f(i SBlS'for'W
Hl lomleridup
laatlerKlup m t|u, Ma•for‘Did
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S . E.2 nd A V t•*1

N e w YORK

MKAW

Capital Funds over $ 30, 00QjOOO,
r’ t

\7 itlr Jnsur a n ; A *
anywhere in A if;; 0
Statei /

, &gt;rrni|,tured two gaiueu

(. U n , w i t * . 5 t(J i u n d 4 tQ 0&lt;

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T it l e &amp; M ortoao*

1 3 5 BROADWAY

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r e a l t y a c t i v i t y title]
d t u s h o w s u c h n
t o r , s e lle r, m ortgfl
a ll a r e p ro te c te d

A P P L Y TO

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Title Guaranty &amp; Mortgatf« C#j-

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ium *&lt;M*l ChR-agrt OnSiFK’* is .ti*,i,Hocked1

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F O B T I T L E IN S U R A N C E IN
S E M I N O L E C O U N TY

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tlT*t txvo rmiruin of (It.

timi againat M » three veterans. ■ open cham p ionihlp..

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D o u K n o w V o u C X v r t I t I f T h e l i t l c Is Insun
i s a b o o k l e t w h i c h t r e a t s t h i s s u b j e c t m o r e fu
b e a t re y o u r c o p y t o d a y .

du m i

tournament iy e ninked by , i il ii*a nut!w in the records for long hit''by
thifl,8ea«ou.( jlittr L \ti|,„n of
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(Hv T h e Associated |‘re,s)
KIW110 behind Hie Ib.rnshvs ns Mo.
Only one game
burgh today Z l S Z V
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a n e a s i l y a s l i e v l u l f r o m t , . . , 1 1 (lurdliial: in the Nalimial I.eague. had little t r o u b l e "m Inni
ng hack
Hilly Soutbwnrtb. di i a nl ,| |,y m „. Philadelphia, H to ■
(limits, but
mu
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...
tI Vilnius,
nui mane
a n gular mitHush of Chi, ago ,Ideated the
In the c a t n i p ni g o t ■ ,
fielder hy lingers
Ib raJ?'
s
HuntH. 7 to I), mily 1.......
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m g senr.Mg feft S ni l ;',',
' ml , ’ , been a sonsatk/i, with hm home
m
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1' 1’*t(e Ytufs since joining Nt, [.om's,
J ' 1 lili. M',V ...........■'* " ‘ c*the
second outfielder
Hoyt WAN Iviun'k* tj
froio
(Ko
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die met,..p|,lfln j M n J 2 j lw ay h y ’Mrdrnw to g„in „
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duy llip&gt; h Hollis (Ji

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One Game Separates Cards
From Bucs In firs t Place;
g n o d e n o u g h
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te n niotdie.s. H u t .hoitli' o.e a m v I
W o r k o n tile g l e e n
g i 4 ; .. . . . . . . . 1
RedsHalfGameBehind 2nd
r e c o r d l u e a k i n g h i i a n d M i e n o v ,, 1

I niinl pu l ter

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TAIVirA LOSES TO : i' lin
. (JMIXS, 5 TO 2 IN | ( f i M i . ’
THE SECOND TILT

Total
2a HI 7 21 7 i
l Peter I'ltiig
I 'll ||n || *
I m t Myei’a
pill l),"2 v. In
two b.v.e bit , t banei'v. S a i■||
1l*'1* Doyle, t,i all'll** 2. t'hiineev,
I'.rynn 2, John ton, Wid.h.im, j '
b bm.loll. I."Id ,,,, I,.,. |.s _v;, ' ji(, ’
i r -burg '2; I’.n r V|vnr V* Ha a* m,
bulb' " f f I .nuning h; I...... .
1
l l ewl l f 2, St rind, mil by Doniiupti
I ; I .mining it. Hit &gt; oft l.mwiing. !!
in 1 1-2; off Hewitt. 2 it, | 2-2. !
Hit by pitcher by Dmnmgtu .liihn- |
"'i. ..........ing (O'Reillvt.
I.osing !
pildmr. I.arming. I nipire’ , Ht;ulI'it'im, W eaver and Kane
Time I
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Si. August ill!*, (I; Albany, .ri,
S ;i, niiiiall at Jack son ville'ruin ,

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(Mp*
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tltage of dnVVMli' It lei I ball
.,»
►field l»y tlie flniwiT . ;■nil Ini
the hall with xhmto thiiiuelii.iii
sessions, (he Stinfonl ( 'd e l took both eijiln i.f (lie double :
le r here Tuesday a f t m i ...... . i i

S M S DIVIDE

Monte IVlunn ( omins' Gp

!;(' Yanks Drop 5-Inn in 17
:| (Janie To Chicago, .r&gt;dt

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fc****inAJv"nce

|C O L U M B U S , (O h.,) LEDHHR
I Classified ads have the Inurrst
1 circulation in Southwest,*-), ComKin. R a te : 8 c &lt;G-wonl line) line.
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HR S U R K and see the new "w ton ,

b p recei?^
11 and rolirctwr sent
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He a line
7 c • line

ntc» &lt;*" r‘M|U,st*
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insertions.
l, of a vc rutfe l engt h
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unit

Studebakers

SA N J U A N

CAR Alii;

F O R S A L EK— Space on the pane
ad
v e rtise m e n t
for cla s sdfie&lt;t
ifie d
advertisements
Why not rent those vaenni mm-s'.
or sell that second hand (roods?
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A u to m o b ile s

F o r

S ale.

charge *'f 30c for

^jiing is restricted
rlsssifienl ion.
.„[■ j.&lt; mmic I he Snn[U will he responsible
e incorrect insertion,
jfcpr for wihficrnicnt
m, . office should bo

mediately in ease of
ADVERTISERS
l,|
representative
familiar with rates,
I classification will
rum'lete information.
-,ii Midi, they
will
,i, winding
your
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OAKLAND

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Coinpanv

Plume 121

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li&lt; ars| Graham Trucks
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Plume •'!

fied business, rate lc a word, mini i mam 24c cash with order.
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M I L L E R O, P H I L I P S , Inc.

t o u t P R O P E R T Y WI TH. i
"T H E LOT KI NG"
:■i*&gt; E n d National Bank Itlilg.

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IH— llusinesN Service
B.

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P E R K I NS , llnburdashet
headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e
Clothes
111) First Street.

Phone 1 37

L A N K Y ’S DRUG S T O R K

I’re - j

Sanford Stove A 1* urn it lire &lt; ",
321 E. F ir s t Street
We carry a lull line
; Our 'prices are right,
‘ ash
»r
terms. We want your business..
.

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Atloitiey and &lt; omtts*'llor at Law
dull E ast F irst S treet.

T D K NEX T him* v&lt;hi ni't' sii'k try
m iK o ru A rT ir.
Vou
«««»&gt;
— * will get well and will keep sinil
Dr. W L Maidtungnll. 1 st
Offered ] Nat. Bank Bldg Plume I82-.I.

script ions. Drugs, Soda. W e a r e
TRIfYSI Lit
as t u n r you as ymir phone.
Ell I L It M O T O R CO
Call 103
S!
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MIllA&lt; l h ' " ,,rr‘‘U (
cement work, sidewalk-*, building blacks, irrigation boxes, .1 . tt
Terw illeger, I’nip.

[fhllH HI ICK CO.
Magnolia Ave.
I'houe :t*"&gt;7

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TrioiiMind of
Mai ne
** interested m Fl or i da
Lei h them
t hr ou g h, i

H IL T O N 'S B A R B E R SH O P
113 Magnolia Avenue.
Rate card on "up- ' 8 f irs t class hnrhers. Special at
, tention given ladies and chiulren

ICING Ul* FATHER

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our listing**.

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GARAGE APARTM ENT
I rooms and bath

nf ffjt t)f*tnf, frli&gt;i'.tjal r***.*■t vt-?i tin I
ilitti*
ri j ui t amv %nit hi] hli|s
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on
Laurel Ave.
between

Hv nnlkr nf i In i a

nf t In- t ' 11 &gt; «.f H a n f i m t

Hi h and 7th Sts.
Lot 50 x 117

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5 room Bungalow,

V-t*n

2 bed rooms and
sleeping porch.
Garage
Priced at $5250.00
Smal l cash tmvment,

I*hi»nu 74f».

BAI L H A R D W A R E

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l i n t UI

am.Him Mill wa nt if sold

X

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S I — H ouses

B L U E B I RD B E A U T Y SHOP,
" W e s]it*ciali/.e in permanent wav­
ing". 21IT, North Park Ave.
—

Help Wanted— Female

-■teady
Co l o r e d g n
work, rijum in hi,use. small
family. Call G...
M. ..............
H*'inl*'rs*m.
t ’arc Pliueai \ E n l i t i e s Cu.. Lake
WANTED

Monroe.

:t:i— Help Wanted— Mule

i k l a g

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TO

TO YOUR o n /j

PARK APARTMENTS

S O N S II A \ I N* ; M A I M S i »K 1*1.
M A N M S AM \ I N S T S A I I * KMT A T I!
&gt; «»tj and cm h nf vmi ,it »■ Iipi eliv
fU’1 1 f i rdI |m pr » *t nt ti:iiv r l a l - t m or
dfiiiamln \\JiluU ion mi ftihei tif * mu
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1 ' " ' HI I V f i i l l l t i»f S f l.k 1,1 e l f I 'll II II * X

Magnolia Ave..
between
Evans -t Central Sts,

ADD
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I’ i s T i m u r i :i :s \.\i* m i . im : i :

on

Corner Park Ave. and Central, ^1

Elegantly Furnlxhed
Each apartment ennaiata of living
room, full site hod room, drcaiting
room with full sir.e Murphy bad,
dinett“
kitchen
and hath. Rlectrlii
i i l l' ll : ' ’ *. mt
.i
MNii
cioiola ni ills ifd.'i- in in.- .......... cal refrigeration ami gnragA I f
M**iu*i Hi S a n f i ' i d, S c m i d o l p I ' l i t n i i \
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I*’! “ 4 hla wlfliin n u l . i nmMln ■.f Clink'd.
1 1** il ,i I ♦* tn 1 *»of
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V ! ’ I Ni
Rates $111100 and up jier mnntlf.
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Lot 02 x urn
Pi ii ed at $ 1500.00
With t e r ms to suit

purchaser

O
RO OMI NG H O U S E
I 2 rooms furnished,
- l-i'C in. good im ome
propel 1 \ , prli ed to
sell, i.|is\ t e r ms

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Down to Business
—What Was, “Aint

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liiruu, mill thr t-iiiiifiirln mistily

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1 n i h i l |i ro4ri *l l ul l .
t i l i l i « * * f * i»l in

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(Hi— Wanted— to Huy.
HOUS E

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87— Aere aye For Sale

SALE

DOUBI.K COTTAGE.
Cmi ur
11ro p**j tv.
separat e
entrances,!
double g a r a g e
Fur few days &lt;ml\
$11751)
Bail
Nas,in,
Nt
.Nat I
[[jink Hlilg
Phone 2 It*

F U R N I S H E D bedroom in imvaihome. Also Ga r a ge . 205 K I nth
St
C O T T A G E . I I 2 nines,
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({‘I— Rooms for Housekeeping i------ -

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------ ------. ‘ FOR SALE.
My new home of 5
HOUSEKEEPING r o o m s
anil
rooms, in shady grove on lb
s l e e nt ng rorinis, good location. , biml road. 1 2 mile North Nl St .
] 00*1 Union Ave.
! nt a bargai n II. II B a nks t on. P.

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74— A p a r t m e n t s

a n d

F lats

FO R R E N T : - Very desirable
room furnished apartment.
[.anI**I Ave.

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Box. 733, Sanford, Fla.

NOTICE TO P R O P E R T Y
O WNE R S

f I II41 Hint (IM

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CJ You can’t run the mill
with the water th a t has
p a sse d o v e r the dam -you can’t sell real estate
N O W on the prices of
last winter.

Mi*

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W ,|S S l &gt; L III

i i nn oiiii iiii

M( i nt c t |Ml

N ,i t ;i t * m h i m

If L e t ’ s g e t d ow n to
b u sin e ss and stop fool­
ing th e c u s to m e r a n d
ourselves.

| Will vou lease your house, fiir'ii , „(|
ii . k vot.-.l «r n211
■,,r
unimproved
property?
We , ,.,i
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weekly
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C O M P A N Y , INC.
s , i, q.n ,.f ,M.,i .ii * f i -: '. mo
monthl y r a t e s . 4t f i - 418 South At - . . , .
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Mrs. O. F. McGue, Prop and Mgr. 1 ,
I'.iui-KitTY Six imini.; 1 »! n»* t, n* **f ft\ *• rim' m t
lM1
Phone BH7-L-3
(
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h Kunalei
, „ h i ’Ht i " ' * ' 1,1 * '•1j l I***i wrifmiu. -h h I i ** I*i
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fireplae*',
gaJ im&gt; i&gt;t. 1;♦J1* 1111*h nt
&gt;1.4i
FOR
R E N T . Furnished
InHJ.HI'
keeping apartm ent, first floor,
olle bedroom. 311! E. 5th.

ilmthla garage. A noil boy. Own iii.I p 111 I ......... IIn 1•li I •»! $ 1 11 "1
er leaving t o w n
Price $8,501) Nuel .1,1 1 0 0 1 1 * l o st of . net, * ••&gt; * " " "
t u l ■* h 4
I
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Hurt Nason. 507 N al’l Bank ltldg. J ltll*1l *l »n l |I Ii I| | Il ’ l l i. ii lsimi l NI'll
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Phone 2 2).

W A N T E D AT ONCE. A go get
tvr CLOTHI NG S AL E S MAN tor
1
, \ i. i k
Mat III It* I 1&lt; l*C 1l| ' #
•Wi *t.
S E M IN O L E i (maty with head- , F U R N I S I I K I ) apartments, private i f o r s a l e
Three room ......so i
♦ . x IlN
quit iters in Sanford. .&lt;*il).*H) to j
home close in. 5t)U E. 3l*l Si
i close in. on mm ncre of gooil ,,ftM ||,( ,p,i. ,,i ............. iL* i g r
$ 100 ,1)1) a week easy for the right j .

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L O A N S— M*mcy available ut 7 per F O R R E N T . — Completely furnish
ed six room house and garage.
eent. ('lose in properly. A. P.
Phono 5 7 l - J .
Cuniudly &amp; Sons.

i Inml. S ma l l cash p a y me nt .
Il
Cl avden, Room l. Ball
Bldg.

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For

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WA N T E D TO HUY
&lt; LEAN COTTON R A G S
a t HE R AL D O F F I C E

S f pt

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Balance Monthly,

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•h o c ti I mi ni l i n n l i PHi rn i t e r i i f l r r H i p
to
Ml o r i K o f T||l"Hltll 1 T I l K B H l I*ftl
, 1" | ii i - r l l »-rlniii o f H II it 1 (lii‘ V u m i a t Mini
S r ( i | f f n l i f r i l l t i i h a l H do . 4 i r h i n e a
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l i ' l in l il li * t hm*
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Vpiirtmont w a n te d
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M ITICK
t iii: rat

m Real E state, 23(5 Meisch Build- I R E S T lot in Pmchurst. $ 2 0 0 0 , 1 2
mg
. ash
Little A Claydni, Ball
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A R C H I T E C T oik
First Nutional Bank
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PALM ETTO AVE.

A S N \ P FOR TH E B U IL D E R
I o(s mi
IVritvi
Avvnur
itt
fin h. f» ii»trt nil Avm inly
A vhhi p at
n u h . SimmntiG
B r ai l v ( ' n, f a l l at 10 1 II I j u i m -I

B o u t B u y * t i r e fi ni tni |f

si — Wan led To Ren I

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rim .irs
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nf Sk^Jlfiil &lt;| Pi nt Ilia
s i m :n v k i i \ i» t* ;n ri*N j

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Eaav T e r m s . —

f ’•« n » i t i ii |

K i m hla
I*f .VuknnI

Elton J. Moughl

85— Lots For Sale.

SKi ; U. i\ r i S D A L K for goml Imyn I

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I to til lilli
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t SI* A M

515 HI First Natl Bank
Phone 7 1d

Mt CALL A FOX, Real estate in-*

" Mirror"

E X P E R T R E P A I R I NG
man w it h mir line. Aildress, Sal es 71^
HUMintHS P l a c e s flM‘ R e n t
Typew riters and Adding Mai limes, Ma na g e r , P. O. Box L'.2, J a c k s o n j
______________
_____
P A U L H NI X.
villi*. I'loinla.
TW O S T O R E S , garage, and apartPORI)
F O R D S O N ; With Haynes &amp; Ratliff- Phone 311)
merit, white house near Ball
Park. Apply 1200 Magledia Ave.
*u,| Higgins, Inc.
TW
O
YOUNG
MEN
211
to
30
CO.
- I * iMWiV.;, V-Hom, :t:il |i^ANKY D R Y C L E ANI NG
years with sales ability $20 la Ask for C’arl or Blanche Takaeh
Dry d e n n i n g ,
R e p a ri n g
and
$30
per day. Inquire Henry Wort \
Dyei ng.
Phone Pia for prompt
hciinei, Sanford h u m A Savings, 77— Houses for Rent.
*;ir,'l " i _m,dor , a r v a l u e . ' ^ r v i e o .
_
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Magnolia Ave.
F U R N I S H E D . - 0 room
Sturm
ir"t ; i d ' l l a i m d ' \ve
| W K C L E A N ami repai r all kinds
S E M IN O L E E MP L O Y ME N T
Bungalow. Dean-Berg Corpora
x i n l md A v e
J
(|f &gt;stllVti(t ;,07 pul mc l t o. Phone
BUREAU
lion 515 F irst Natl. Bank Bldg
h " Uti l vdle. iMf«-|lilltr j 17-l-J.
__________________________ .
204 North Park Ave.
Phono 713.

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DEAN HKItC

T H R A S H E R A- G A R N E R
Real E-date and Fire Insurance
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford

Magnoli a Ave.

PI’S MAR MON'S
P'f'l Ani ■11obi Ir ( 'n.

\"iir u,cd ehrs iMi . |
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tin
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WAN TED to Buy nr Sell: -O ld
$,15IMII) DO WN P A Y M E N T
.stamps on envelopes, old post— Pain tin);— Paperin);
J marks, if you want tn buy coins ......... . &lt;(f Silllflin|s l („m e&gt;t sub S IX AC RES. Partly ideated Clo.e
Elm Ave. and 13th Street.
in. P. t ). Box I I i
, -:vn&lt;‘ ,
J ly1 r . ' ilntsinns. wo luivo n m-w fimr ronm j
W(. ,,,,, „(.[i v.m for $3250 on.
A U T O M O B IL E D E A L E R S If \»u i IL Mt Ilei. I . O. Box Mil, I rovt PI ION H 3
ui*h $35(1,01) cash and balance 111— Legal Not ires
want Vo sell ynur u ed c a rs , ad- I deuce, K. I.
$ |n mi tier month.
vui t i n e d a i l y o n t h e c l a s s i f i e d p a g i
i M * I H K *M s \ i , i ; Id IKIMN
_ i (»7— Rooms With Hoard.
i
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close in. Apply It. B. Hodges,
? m , ? i * l!!,f " 1" peci“U,1! " f our Pron?Pt ! K I N D E R G A R T E N .— F o r fou r and Standard B a r te r 'S h o p .
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five y e a r 'o ld children.
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7H — O f f i c e s a n d D e s k R o o m
Hut Sandwiches iiie.
Open same time na public ]
school.
Five dollars per month. A 1 T R A C T IV E rooms to rent for j
MORHANTO\VN. \V. VA., people | S t ’ “ , n ' 1 u‘rn' in Sanford. Limited
stores nr offices a t Park Ave. I
'"q u ire
G arage
Apt. and Commercial S tre e t.
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, »re interested in .Florida.
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a classified add in
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E sth e r T h e r n - Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
1
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O F F I C E FOR K E N T — I n M cseh
&gt;* vv'-rk tor six consecutive issues.
Bldg
Apply A. P Connelly &amp;
| WA N T E D a position by an e x ­
perienced bookkeeper.
Phone Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
HA 1)1 II X K STEA M P R E S S E R Y 11117-J .
: ^ ^ ^ b ’linmg, pressing, tailoring.
I I n MPA I)A1L&gt; T I M E S . Lamp*,
I Oh S PnJaielto Avenue.
Phone 48— Horses, ( ' a t t i c . V e h i c l e s
;
Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word
34H J .
Minimum 25c, cash with order
FOR
S A L E Two dark
brown Write for complete rate card.
WK; i l Y C IIR IS E N H K itltY P R IN T
mules in fine condition. Se e Mrs.
i SHOP - . Printing,
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I Endtossing. See us first. Wo do A. Box 12'.i.
aid, South Georgia's
greatest
it. Phone 117 - W. R. R. Avenue______________________
1 new simper,
Morning, afternoon I
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weekly and Sunday.
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small
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i I ypt writers undAihling Machines.
frig
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rockers,
etc.
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i''ill W. dth St. W. N. Lumley, Prop. nolia.

U A M K S H. COW AN All kim h of
| Tin and Sheet Metal
Work.
W ater and Boat Tanks.
At Oak
' Avenue and Third Street.
T e le ­
phone 1 1 1 .

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SA N F O R D ROOl-lN r, CO
Tile
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results. About one
of n thousand hint
and the others
munuate with
you
know ymir address,
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Hughey Street Hardwood floors
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1,4 x 1211.
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sound valuations will sell.
Give us your listing.

A

By GEORGE McMANUS

Higgins, Smith, Wight,

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RELIGIOUS VIEWS
Hurt
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to
have
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1 oii'lil at the Pig I’nint n n n y uroReaction
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I munition ili-pot
Ifi miles from
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rocked
the
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Make Parley Success

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‘Influence1 Congress'! oliavc America Glad To Co-Operate
Religious Clauses C hanged;! To Extend Principles Of
Doubt lie Will G rant Flea &gt; Naval P a d . Savs S ecrelarv

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with tile C
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heconie .1111..i* 11 i )i;ii near nine.a
/•in", i mil.! &gt;i,.| |„. saved
Another imiiit of eoutrasl with
l-akc Inn mark disaster lay
n III" a d i . ,,f t|„. lightning
1 ' ol" ion immediately
followed the .Hikin'/ o f a maga'
" ode ..i Hiv*Ii Point it iliii mil
'"'I nr until two hours altei tii”
passage of 'in electrical storm.
I* wim , am,.,| that lightning
,:lu....I a Inc in the luiddinu which
Nm.illhleic I lowly for collie- time
lie fore il g a lle d suffii i'lit head
wa; to vet o ff the top layer of
aiiiimimtiini.
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War lit partment has siiffcrcd
It not l o r mmiit mm. l o s s f r o m f i r e .
this lime ai
P o i n t , V ii., hut

i navy ammunition deimt, however,
no lives were lost, and the d am ­
age was siiid in have heen conlo u d to ...... niHgu/ino iiiht nilling
a Itillii'nt rmimls of small amm uni­
tion.
.Musi nf the iK'isoniu'l stationed
at the deimt was aUer.diiig «» 11IOV*
*"K iiictiiie entertainment
when
the i'\|ilnsion iinured. The firo
which followed the blast was quicklv brought under eontml with the
aid of n|i|iarntus from Ports mouth, tinny ..I l n ,
•ml. applying one id Ihe lessons whether Ui
leal ned at l a k e I ten nia i k. the men by hehim".
" " d i n g to lucvcnt siiieail of the receiiI ■ *v pi.
I laim
I In inselvcs
lead!- I N.

All Sewers Except T h ree Will
lie Extended From Shore
Line To lln a l Channel Accorfling To Cilv Engineer

Sewer Al Lake Pier
Uan'l Be Kxlendetl

SLAYING OF COP

Keel Of Hoa( Docking Al I'ior Judge Hlrd R efuses To Dis­
miss C harges A gainst 3
Would PamagoSewcrCnlesN
Of Accused People, O rder­
Il Is P ro lcd e d Hv Channel
ing Them Held Wit houtllnil

Plans for the &lt;575 .1)11(1 extension
c t . K A U W A T K R . K i n . . A u g - 11*.
” f the Sanford evverage system
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IV e -n le n i
provide f.,r 10 outlet i from s e w r
i • ";illt*-H I n s i n | k ■r111 Mu' it |i i ' i , ,.|
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In i mg this in,,i nine on charges of and Mrs. Eleanor R, MfflK-''!
IM va. ami in it |i . .I r.elii, |ne
! ilI'M It i n.ii'1»*• III 0"' lirilil &lt;i
i c r d a . v in '"hull'll tic g r a n t 'd "n - d i l l lu ll i . f • timald
minder in the first degree. Cnittiheai in,, i la aeiirin al of
i
1
tii
|
I lie n c c i s . - a j s | . c i . . i i a l i l i, I . , m a t .
lion
I’ ifl*
:m
II
1 111* n
C ounty Judge
,
:
i I for the defense asked that till!
lan d in g.
I
I'e
sid
i
m
(
.
ll'll’.e. whn the sec
| t lll'M'
l i l l l ' l t ic-i
V-| I'. I | I V , . , "
||
l"i i and lepnl iye appear cluii ges he dismissed against HUfore
whom
the
hearing*
I
relal'V
vi* i l e d I ‘ •■ re he (mke yes
i "Ilgel'S.
in w rites in the munc el' ihe Call
I the sewage of this sewer Iic and Arthur Davenport and
terd a v . i t s l i ' i i i l ' i c a n c c whs clear
last Friday, said thXt-,
.ml iiieehu- ••lie cli'l'jry ami la v men.
• li patron ..f the pier are Phyllis Curtis.
ly i n d n a l e d l.y t h e f u r l th a t t h e
. iiit'il h i j u r y .
• idijeel.
state had eaUbHsh*d a*
T w e n t y Al e v i l a 1 ' i l v i m - r c l i i i h l
Three witnesses were examined
.I.i ft Itlillli'V. ha ve u i it ten ITe nil-ill t alh
ami i f u l l t e x t w a s r a i d e d t o A m a i i i a i i Form er Politjemau Is C harged] Cttntinjusinn Should Cse Some
• it V engineer' offipc i-' con- In.fore a court room that was jam ­ tie case and one thaf
Ilfl'TI the Kpi i " p a te . |ii &gt;&gt;|ii.ftiii)' that I tie d u d , , m a t i&lt; mi- n . i c in a l l m a j o r
the attention of th« .
hail
(With Litpiur Law Vlnlalion . DI
Itcnul i f i c a l ion
F u n d s fronted with a problem in climiunl
med to the doors with a crowd that
I Vit'H e o v ,■# ' i n i c i a n d I h e !•' 11j • p a l . ■a pit a Is '
Carpender and Stevana
iug
oil
If.
|
ioli'i
to
I
lie
pier
‘■
ewer,
H&gt; G angster Louis Mazer,
T o Rill C i l v o r l . a k c f r o n l
ovi ijTovvc.l into hoth halls. Many
I ii-l. cluh. I i i . n l e f .
• e t t l l i e a l l e I p i l l i l l I'eil I n m o l ■
...
munded to jail.
Stato
Mr M dliani'i said, but he believes i" i oil
t.md
ue
ide
the
Alien
Slaver
o
rP
iiltlis
h
e
r.
N
t
i
i
s
a
n
c
c
.
S
t
t
v
s
v
V
t
l
u
r
n
c
v
.1 w e r e ;
t h a t I In l ! n i l e i |
la i c m ie h l w ith
r(a,l,".V
Simpson,
special
a obit,on will tie found.
I l l w e l l | II |‘o| m o l c i I i.
iml the c u r t was compelled to call
\ i. ti.
•Ii i w a 11 m o i | i . i i d ,
\|.
I
a b llbel a
I be tout fool I'W. r o' appi ' l
*■"" ordered thelT arrest
e v p ie
e . | l i . a l il i
1 i ..i.i. i i aumlier of limes. Winh. 11 iii m . ii ••Hi' ;•i'
It.
l T .K V K I.X
i/n -If 11.1 ,*&lt;l i&gt;e11f a1:1
I c ill , w iii, h t i i . e I
n
'
iii
ill••
al
pected to call a special
mat*
t
to
f...
t
below
I
Inw
11
r
m
P i c a l . nl
I i It.
v
*w.
•
i
"
v.
were
cmi»ti.'il
of
persona
who
The
f.’deial
11
H
it
tilered
will
Cl I
i ante .
■ I l.\ , 11. .i '
..1 : 1,,
I i Pi Ii imt },l '■ fli.lt I.i i
and present to It aa sa.__
’ ■ v' I .ii tiie tioi I)i . re I of the | ".r
i e I .lilt l l &gt; ’ H p|. .
. I I lie
•
l
i
g
h
t
e
a
t
■
■
of
vantage
tliere
by
I r doii..1 mi
oa v nt a v igoi nus &gt;• t h
i.t In r i | e | . ’i ; a t m u
h ,
f..h,
a limila
sitdu the evidence oh which *
Thi
large • ew.-r . iiuiot be .
I
[ p a t e i r I lie in e r t I an t .
i he in di c o f tin* enui t.
M if ■ I lb. i a l t i a. I
were held.
l i o n f " i o i i l l a a d o p t . ,1
liu h w mild ! at tempt to i' r it t lie hot loin of 1 It!
1' " Ii d to t b" I. i. i * i ballllcl III t lie
I I l inflict' I ' riant*
tile
('""lull
pior
situation,
pi
|
A ri h h i - J t o p M o r a d e l I ! , . ,
111 K W. Harnett nf Tarpon
H i 11 it nmal
ill. lake II. aid. unless it ii lowered
. o v e r la " I a n d
e a Ic
e , a 111 I a l *
The regular grand tpr? rfc
. - ••mini'i i la I ! h i s let tel" t h a t In i i.| I h e
brought
into
pl'iimineiii &gt;' by ttie out i i inakini' m* m.iv. Ia n d I 'v i 'i i
n a tio n a l
i
lliotlllc I c
I" i di pill o f 'JII f.s-l and probal.lv Springs, who examined the body permanent session
ana
I "III.II (Ills . I i o n ; h n l ■n p i*n ,sp .‘ i i . f l he
murder
lt&gt;.
m
It
Mellet
t
,
(
'anion
•'I
the
sluiii
man,
vvas
the
first
inov*1
i.t
f.'iis|,
,.
odni
and
ugly
•."tile' s and possibly mao power,
laid in a chaniii l hi I lie tied o f t he
called in a few d a n .
■ I ."Ihiiii g e t . ' l a m s a n d I ' r n i d «.t l i c . , | . .
I
publisher.
su*la
at
the
pier,
.lolin
(i.
I
con
u
,.n
c
-s
cidl.nl
He
said
that
the
|a
,
proM&gt;cutor
Mr. Kellogg declined "w e a i r now
lake
Thi s con tin. lion woul d he
.
U1i.
ui j f
lail'laml. Tile t •■• o t ' i n t i o n e o n d i l u t e
"rl,
„;,t
vv..iking to make the tb-m-va meet i Norman ('tail, former police o f ■ Jlldv, attorney, Sj,i,| todav
i i eoo. saf y to protect the " e w e r from ""I" email died of a wound caused nut
present uhis
case to
t. . wii*. ila n- w i l y t o e n d t h e o l d r c l i p loll
i
I'icer
o
f
(
‘ant
n.
was eived vvitli
" D ie i l l y will shop have a the keel o f lioal s that woul d di nk bv a gun shot and described the
ai iug a silrces , "ami expressed tiope
Jury "because the membefgT
I Ins media i f l i c t . ”
shell at the pier.
that "prog ress tovvaid naval Inai a vvarmul at In . home . i &lt;'antoll I" nt till fountain, a hand
T h e cost of siu h manner in which the bullctt en­ talked too much about the c*#*.*
l-’i.iir wi.iiii-ii
last
night
and
brought
here
for
tered
the
Imdv
ami
pierced
the
ni.'l pavilion op tin* pici,"
Mr. const Mat uni woul d
a solution lalioii as well as toward limit at mn
be consider
Senator Simpson a lia a
- • |.lanc w cri' ) I t e i d a r i n t ; l I m l s i n Ii
arraignment o't a ch arge o f con- l.eonard.v said. "Th is will In* ready aide, tiie citv e n g i n e e r said.
lien 11
| ••f t h e c u n t I ' n v e r s y i-i desired liy &lt;d laad armamelil would result."
that he would ihoyn..to
i.nc I In* pital,
spiring
with
l.miis
Mar.er
to
vio­
I'
x
Nov
II
in
time
for
the
A
run
lie
probed
the
wound,
ho
said,
a l l I ' m m| M e x i c a n s , t h e 1 letter adds
\ septa tank for I lie pi er oW.r
Ill made il clear Itill) "what we late tiie federal prohihitioii law.
lice day. i clebral ion.
I vvoiid'i' would llol lie lea dill', tile c i t y I'll and found the bullet, which WHS voked the |IS,000 ball oa
1 h a t •‘ l i i d u r y w i l l r e v i l e I lie name lie III' is I e lilt.'
Imt left I III' door
Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall;
d al mg. iii i
Ma/cr,
held
here
on
I
wo
vvurof the sta le m an. wh
I iilfdliiiK mil II, if I III' (ii'lieva meeting : lliillld raul , "lie charging him willi the what \i itoi will lliiuk nf a city g i n e e r aid. I.eeail e
the
. eWer Ini ned over to the anthnrlticH. He o f the slain rector, m i . ‘
that
puts
all
I
lie
money
Sanford
pi i a l i o n s .
duty, p erfo rm s
ru e li
a ii i .l d i
t&lt;
illicit
that
tinI
in
11
i*l
was
made
ervi" holli a s a ew. i gc and " l oi ni
adii.urn witlmul constim live action Mellelt niiirdi r. the other &lt;b a r g ­
after her arrest. on tbs
|thr i i .i r e d . w e r e h a r d i i l e e i l . ”
Il a l s o s a y s t h e I v p i o i
t he cost of a septi c lank of steel and of a large caliber.
Imiking toward reduction of mi li - ing Inin with Iraiu.purtalmn of will o, making Ihe pier nttrac ' ewer.
charge.
Mrs. Ball k. ft
t.
in g l e e t ! o k e e p t lie vv: i t e r f o r t hi't l o n e
| fce |i.i1 11v t o t h e i s o - • p a l e i s a c t u a t e d b y t h e m o s t
.in
.sewer would he heavy.
t a iy lillldi’ii: , for Ihe Wa- hillgto'l liipior from Delrnit to Canton, fu r­ liv
the weslthr broker
I n " "1 t l i r t i l i n g
1 h a v e »eei
a l il w a s r a i d .
Alleged
Husband
Appears
i. i p p e i i e d a n d c e r e p a l r i o t i t i n
a n d a d i " ire
ire I
f or gov ernmelil
lo
in itia te
a im in g
a sister of the eccentric. J
nished |ti; trict
Attorney
A. B. tin I n k " f r o n t .
ein. li&gt; nf telephone p e a c e .
C L E A R W A T E R , Fla.. IP.— t/P)—
j n a v a l p o w e rs w ith a vie w lo e x ­
The
II I s e w e r o n l l . l ;
in clu d e
' '.--.viUtljj
Itcrnslcih
with
the
evidence
that
■
i.niiminical ion by
A mull I'laiming to he the hun- Stevens.
'T in '
i■vv;• " ia | o f f i ' i n - i v i ' t " I h e
e v e n t h a t a r e a l r e a d y in n e . T h e
P r e s i d e n t I ' a l l c s i s u r g e d l o II: e t e n d i n g t h e - r o p e n f l l i c W a s h i n g ­ led to Clarke' arrest.
Judge Cleary, in
kr P t ui.
liauil
of
Billie
Davenport,
one
of
1
V
.
..
m
l
i
i
'
|
i
i
i
"
7.'I
ht
I
n
g
n
o
i
l
t
a
■le.
o u t le t s h a v e hyen n u iu h e r c d b y the
decision, saidd “Jt by do m in
■hi:; i i i f l u e n c e w i l l i e o n g i v - c l o h a v e t o n l i i n i l a t i i n i a i i i i a n i e i i l s .
Carl Sluder, “ hnss" of Mazer in
' r e p u l s i v e VVIll'll c i t v e n g i n e u r ’s r f f i g e a n d a r e up ■ four tterimmf held here on murder b&gt;wa th at *
lu w n er o f t h e f a r m , t h o r e l i g i o u s c l a u s e s o f t h e r u n - 1
1 o o iu ifr r .O m f i
"1 repeat," he said, “ that the the Canton underworld, is a th ird It i n i l ( I n 1 n o n
ehnnrc*
'fl
^
r
v
l
n
’g
the
killing
of
a
i . .t k .w ■«;
plhnc c r a s h e d , s a i d ! tilulioii and the new iTguliilinus
and S te v e n s_____
gYrifty
j United S t a le s would be glad t" 1 figure Pi the federal TTr*ex|ipPfTlon r~»‘ i l o o k a i ' o i i m l u tn l s't'i' t h e e x
Mon­
t Ii " • i) v Ii;
»’i"n ii(r t i i G i d t h e ] and
e " in *
to
ill
I S e v . r . i l b u n d l e d f e e t w e s t n f Tarpon Springs policeman
held
them
for
tha
_
penalties radically cluing d. I t o o pe.ale with "(h er naval puvv of the lupiur and liar-&gt;.( ie t r a ff ic p c .
&gt;r
the grand;
jmri
day. nppeared following the |&gt;re- day’s waa the usual &lt;_ .
\ I' g i t l l . i V v l i m e .
Wik'l o i l ,
but t h e
II I, tii it'v i n g 1It"
.il.itro ut
ami
It is asserted in (lie teller t tint ihe ii i" . iu i* t . • : 11•.j' |he principle* &lt;••' i in I 'anl.ui.
liminarv
hearing
held
here
today.
it:, k 'h it he e i m l i l ! K|ii ( o pate lias not prev iously at
I t ' t in- i it \ ha lilnlie y l i e
" lt d w e n K lb .'tl a n d S u m m e r
hearing, magnified by 'th*
’ 1 tie Wa hin;', "it treaty to other 1 Clark i. «hargei| willi accepting I'll i
Ilillv Davenport has lieeii iiosilig as ousness of the Hall
1 .1* tin A v e n u e .
plain ‘ r s o m e m u m
Itn
iiii'iti’V
(1
-Mills ea
tempted I n have I lie constitution . la e " f
..! v r- - cl
and
I from Ma/.ei while he vv r, ill . d i n e ( Il " t i l i n g
! Between O r a n g e a n d W i l l 'VV t h e wife o f A rth u r 'Dat’eiipoH, heuring was unique only ih
('• P .t I t h e m m l i m e | amended liecaiise no other presiIn*
. . i ni-si lv I ,i" that such a mcas . $"■ &gt; and two .piarts of liipior and . I f " m a t i n g 11 |&gt;ti I i'. e ig hi
o
i
.
e
o
f
t
h
e
two
men
held.
A
\
elllle.
'll. la n 'il.
W .‘i.M u st
a h a y - ' dent o f the Repulilie tins sought to
to ita length and thfe public!
lat the 'a m c time procuring the te
lire ilia '
u n n 1"' practicable."
I I Between ■tan 11 r d a n d C y p r e s s
'I he limn, who gave his nmno aft en It.
&gt;1 t'l f it ui h a n d s a n d
enforee I tie religious elaiises.
"I am r.i't a i vi I engineer,
I lease o f Mazer’s nutomnhilo which
y
Hogg’s
deniaml
for
S
e
i
r
e
t
a
r
v
K
,
\ VI'llli&lt;*.
Dwight Spaulding and his homo as
I ifi. i • v i d e r s " l i t .
The police announced today Dial r e t i l l ' . a n In haidlv ignored by Iliad been seized by Canton pulnc l.cotuirdv aid, "and can't
Between
Liniiitia,
Flu.,
i
laiius
that
he
murI
'
a
l
n
i
.
t
t
"
a
n
d
S
u
n
Pistol la Believed
w hat sboiild hr linin', hilt a sewer
Ifeildb&lt;1 In hunch
they would summon lor investi­ t h e f i n e i g n ■' iP" men interested while it was being used to trail
i iei! the women in Texas and that
. S t i l l " m n 1. 11In l lido Ihe lake h.i : I f.u d \ v dine,
PHILADELPHIA. Augi
*1 11., j . . . i f o f t i i e gation some fi ft y or .ixty persons,
i n t h e i " l i f t i n - e, and his address port alcoln.l.
) he It'll him last May.
lie says —The piHtol believed to bdw&gt;l
I ’a i I.
Vvcniii*
and
t" f|| sllggl - cil bv Citv Kiigliii'ci j li. 1tel vv i i
P .tua-t.'. I opened ail said to tie &lt;‘atholies, who are l l i a y
t u n a l a l e the cIT"its of the
I Magnolia
she i ’ tiie daughter of Mrs. Kdgur lined to murder Rev. Bdwfti
m p l ic
al
M u n icip a l
W
111
in
ui:;.
I
the
M'Wcr
should
lie
C
A
N
T
O
v,
t
duo.
Aug.
lit.
i.l'i
under arrest in conneetinu with the member of t,he Geneva iiininiis"■
md a m an
Van N oilw irh, lltrj Broekenridge er Hall and Mrs. Eleanor
I lie l"iat. clianin I in I’ n r I.
in sion win
il' it' ' u n. assisted alleged pint for an uprising
vvoiking for a sim- Kollowing the g rillin g in Cleveland cxtcndi'd to
St , Ft. Wayne, I ml.
i.
Between
V
I
v
rl
le
a
n
d
t
In
k
A
v
i
was recovered here today by
I
w
&gt;
7
.dcr
if
till'
CH
I'
than
Louis M.izer, charged with t In* l.akc Molil'oi
11, . " l i e I l i e o n l y various parts o f Mexico sim u lta n ­ pier, mote c mcri'ti
foi im da
&gt;auc.
To prove his martini claims, he Wnt Helshaw of the ponco ■
dredged a re a
w o n ’t
rent
in
the
first
degree
murder
of
Don
I!.
i i - at
eously
vvifli
tiie
movement
of
(!enunaided,
the complex, : ■■
ui the American
H. I'rcitch A vciuic.
exh ih itid a "holograph which he squad.
..
r i t i g e r s w e r e eral Kuriipie Kstrada to invade view, imprac tii able objective fav- Mellet!, Canloii publisher, and the carry o f f the sewage
!•. Holly Avelllle.
says was taken nt his wedding. Nu
The weapon, a 25 rallbte
Mexico from ('aliforuia.
ai t h e f r o n t
nl'ed by I be [i-iout) headed by tlm arrest of Norman C lark, fnntoti
I III. Kasl of Cellar A venue,
information has vet heen secured malic, of Spanish make, wti
attiiriii'.v. on charges o f eonspiraev
t (ue w oman
r e a c h d e l i ' g a t n ii.
A correspondeul of Kl Itniversal
] Ttie iiili.sailee I mm a sewer that as to wether or not the woman has to have been wrapped ia .a
to
violate
the
federal
prohibition
:,i. ' l l
VVlltl
Ml telegraph s that he has interviewed
emptied into the yacht
lasiti a ev er heen divorced.
Brunswick newspaper of a.&gt;
act, the next link in the murder
(, ' I lie,id Was General Kstrada, who i.* under a r
lew
years
vvas
cliniiiuitcil,
the
city
She has refused to say where, few days a fter the double
investigation will In- issuance of
■ I'Miy'e.
rest in San liicg ".
The general
i engineer said, l.y the installation when, or bv whom she wus married Lieut. Uelshaw said It b
warrant).
against
Belt Rudiier.
l^i
"I a lul on the sewer at a iimnlude lo Davenport.
■ a first was i! ipinied as denying coiineelion
recovered In u house in Wi
Massillon.
Ohio,
and
I’atrick
Ku
I
in the rear o f (lie court house.
Th e
with a n y recent revnlt plans, Imt as
and s u f fe r
adelphia but he refused to
gene
McDermott,
Nanly
Glo,
I'a.
,1 • a a i d e In ■ xpressing willingness to start a
I sower was only l ive feel below I lie
where.
I'roseciilors did md reveal speci
revolt, when Ihe time
vvas ripe;
• n g iT * w ere
F O R T I.A D D K R D A I.K ,
Fla , |-ca wall and il would empty s e w ­
fifiiHv what the w arrants would
also as . a v in g that when lie did,
|. i i i i c o i e c i
Aug. IP. I/I’t All mill rai l hold age above tile w a ter level will'll
|»K:&gt; MOI.NK- !. Iowa, Aug. P*. charge, but it was learned thrv ers for property at l'Ti&gt;rnnndii in tin' lake was low, il is said.
M’, I e ld o il the rev "It would not connect himboth
will
const
it
ute
tactical
move;
f/Pi A h.'i'o i ,f Manihi todav
scif vv it h I he ( atll'dic ;.
■ ii. ician ai
Ihe
bankrupt
A mem an itiitish ] T i l e lilt s t o p p e d I h e f l o w o f s o l i d
look up the guv cl at the national i *'• uncover the murder plot and Improvement ( 'nrpoiat ion will In- • ( n a t t e r a n d it w . r . l a t e r l i . p i e f o ' d
the
liipior
conspiracy
which,
the
cnc miI'lilelit of III - I "111 I,'tiles of
naiil in full, aci'ording In a state I bv l l o w i n g w a t e r . T h e .solid m a t
’|IS.
I'mtcd S ta le Senator Rice Ievidence shows, are intricately in
meat, maile here tmlv I'V W. W , l e t w o u l d o n l y p a s s t h r o u g h a f t e r
W. Means o f Colorado, newly elect­ j terwnvell.
P U E B L O , t ’oln., Aug. 111.— (/P)—
Ihn gcsH, li ttsli'c. who ret uracil In , henv y l a i n I n n a s , I hi e n g i n e e r e.XSEATTLE, WasluL, ,
i
McDermott,
sought
for
nearly
ed national cummuiidcr anil i.cai'cr
Two hoy haiulits. Is'slur and Fur- &lt;/P) The fate of Walk
■ lay front a conffrcnce with the p l n i n i ' d .
|
three
weeks,
is
U'lievcd
to
li.av"
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j nT the I listingiiishi'd Service .Medal
The
use
of
l.ake
Monroe
in
dis­
t Uom e. aged Id und l i. are | (jaini.# accused of mt
S lo lcslairy and Dodge families tit
.•iii) m ir
&gt;i
viiLiitii
&lt;&gt;r
It , ,
...
«•
a
&lt;. *
Sanford's entire water supply is I for a heroic exploit at .Manila, was I gone to his home in N'anto til", l&lt;&gt; New Y o rk k ml Dctioit.
exploits
o f Ithe
Jesse 22
posing of the l i l y ’s sew age does eiuiilating
year eld d a u g h te r___
I
a
rr
a
n
g
e
with
his
brother
for
In
m in in g from Ihe municipally own- j in the chair as the United Spanish
not affect the health o f Sanford Jnines 'rang in this section, elud­ beating and choking her,
The amount, involved, which will
i d wells smith o f the city, accord* W ar Veterans brought lltcir coil­ I surrender to Detective Ora Slui i .
lesidi'iil.x. Mr. Williams said. " W e ing at least u Inilf-dozeu posses.
pected to be placed with d ■
he paid out of tlm private funds of
1 leminig the Stark countv investig.i
t Vug. p*. ing in Dr. i W
Baker, city food ]volition t o n close,
don't gel our drinking water from
The pair recently shot their way court ju ry here today.
the two families, is approximatclv
(
ion.
■ ■ I |iha."0 . | inspector.
the lake,1' he said, "utnl it is not lo freedom in Garden City, Has.,
I lie new well has been j Kinal sessions of the snldiei i of
Thu
proaecution
”
d i to *
Th e in vestigator! are a g i i . d *l,2f.0,(l(H) and praiticall.v douhl • used for sw im m ing or hnl lung.”
" i n i, a l
and
in u .e f o r a week now,and the flow | ) |„. |(|i and tlieii uuxiliaiv a "
a lte r being arrested for ludding up gumeiitM yesterday. Bl
l
lie
assets
for
llte
remaining
that
if
McDermott
did
not
ta
lc
.J"' in nlc to i l. suffici; at ill addition |o the oth- i, in
iutj,.ns Were called to o n l 'I' till
a filling stuljpn and fled into Colo -1 charge o f the faUWV*p
.1,1
part in the • ’ tinier conspira. v ami creditors, Mr. Burgess ilichircd.
Hi. m vt few
.tke Ii are of I he pros- morning willi new i urns of &lt;d'fi&gt; et
II . to take
i ('do. Sim e coining to this s t a t e , relations with hla * '
Mr. B u rg ess said ptivmeiits will
i tells all he known almiil, it, he i
iU.| .
c"n-uimplion.
C o ld the new to charge, ami with a niospcit of
they have held up and robbed a t pluining th at by the
to no free
If he tells Iii s|oi , he made in three installments l&gt;&gt;
I lineW
1 wa . put into operation, water di'inobili/al ion before evening. I he
deputy
sheriff of his nutomobilr peeled on th
at point,
'
hat
i
the
contract
holders,
the
fir.-t
on
and implicates himself, lie will n
' -\ Voi k, and '
lii'iag pumiH'd from l^ike Ada. major problems nf I lie encampment
and
weapons,
“
stuck
up”
a
YM
.
)
endeu
vored
to
Ax
tha
Kept. 15, llip second on Get. 15 Hli'l
ceivc
immunity
from
the
elect
rm
" i all. Wil
is the hope of Dr. Baker that were disposed of yesterday with
&lt;’. A. camp at Rye, u small resort the crime.
■ chair, I'roseeutnr JlcClintnck and tlm thinl on Nov. 15
'(
"f
the
town, and so generally terrorised
i*itV will he able to use the the elevation o f the Spanish War tin' investigatnrs arc agreed.
Defense counsel at
While in the north Mr. Burges)
residents
at
tlai
resort
that
many
t I ..il»or. and | w a ter fi'inn the deep wells e x c lu s ­ nurses to he an auxiliary o f Ihe
TTIJKF
RIVKIt
F
A
I.I.S,
Minn.,
stute
contention that Gi
lid lio conferred with m emlsus of
that org.'iiii- ! ively d uring the winter.
veterans, and the adoption of ic .o
Ihe Ktotesliurv family
in
New Aug. IP (/Pi Kven with the heavy o f them are closing up their cabins talked (p friends
%
lav and i Th e citv food inspector is plan­ hit ion endorsing icasoiinl le m ili­
Y ork; also with the Dodge family 'lo ll of poisonous Iuu it leg Inpmr, and shortening their summer v a ­ before tha police
. 7 *..ni
cations.
•
-umieer : ning' to isf.itc a monthly report on tary prcpareilncss, nropo-als in
nt Detroit, which lesidlcd in the I the imt ion’ i death rate i.-i lower
Where
the
pair
got
u
motor-car
Ilian
m
pn
pioliiliitiou
iIuvd, Mrs,
lei.ded to aiil veterans, a l''i|ue '!
nre,' the 1 tiie dairies o perating iii tiie San
ya
i
tirri.iigemcutH for paving o ff the
. imp at lord di t r ill. The first report is for a soldiers' hospital in the south
eii'ditors who are ciiiilract holders. I Klla A. B oole, national President they are using is a mystery. It timony of hia second
•;l Cool- expected to he ready
sometime and for federal aid toward erec I
It was the expressed desire, at j deelaieil today iu n message h i tiie luid no license tag. Tho two he married here i
lion of a monument In Thcndme
cording
to Mr. Burgess, o f hoth • Mir.nesotu sta le eonviuitiou of the youngsters, fugitives from Colo- relative to her
next month.
N KW Y O R K ,
Aug. IP. */IT
Rnnsevelt in Oregon.
I
families
that they wished no one | VV. C. T. U. Her eouelusiiins w e re tlielr present career o f outlawry a of Sylvie, In aa
" spend
Chorus g irls and detective stories
$iif),uutt liatti.......... ........................
. ,| The veterans voted to meet at
, blamed for his downfall by to s u ffe r a ft e r investing in the [ luised mi ref.earehes ju s t i iuiiploted their present curur of outlawry a the father had fe
T a rp o n Springs
camp,
liy the organization, embracing the few weeks ago and to date it haa ter’a safety when
ultuial iug pier and pavilion to !m built Detroit next, yenr and in Havana.
urge W. Kurd today when lie lid Floranada Cluii properties, and entire country and covering
u rivaled the exploits of some of tb« turn to hey *
1d i h
here.
‘ Cuba, in HUH.
' mitti'd
** *
in tthe police line-up tluil said they were willing to moot the j period of 115 years.
west's most notorious “bad men.” a walk the
indebtedness
to
the
contract
hold­
i he was Ihe mail wanted for $K,00n I
* "Uur researches prove," the rncsers from their own funds.
Mrs. Hugh Hillman,
formerly ' .'.age said, "tluil alcohol is ttie largof Highland Burk, Midi., hist July.
(xt .single coutriliutor to premuMrs.
Aiiuu
Dodge,
was
a
stockhold­
1 Ford, :i5 years old, said I Imt he
ture death, nnd that prohibition
er
iu
the
Am
erican-British
Im­
laid heen u trusted employee o f thi
provement Corporation. Kdwiu T. bus Hindi* America tlm healthiest
TAM PA
Fin.. Aug. III. 1/1*1
l,u" k*
*b«t
be deserted the Stoteshury was president o f the eonr.try on &lt;‘iirth.”
Remain), of H. K. Woods, who died
bonosty to obtain money corporation. Another stockholder
W
Ip . (/IT— appointed for the banker, whom here yesterday fn.m a fn.eture.1 with which to enter am fricmls of iu the corporation, according to
W1LLIAMST0WN, Mass., Aug. storehouse of M
sent to his home in . “ e chorus
He said that he stu- tho reerds o f Mr. Ilurgess, was the
V'v&lt; f" r
1&gt;. Man- in* alleged war. mentally incapaci­ skull, will he...........
11)—OP)— Synthetic food, taken Is as yet virtually
.
died
detective
ato
n
e
s
to
discover
Atl;;,l,t''( 1banker, pro­ tated.
I Charleston, W. Vu., Suturduy, it
CountcHS o f Lauderdale.
from the light of tho sun and said.
j clever w a y s in which to dupe the
A t the bankruptcy proceeding" was state today.
front the nitrogen of the air by
He pointed o u t'
* g'-n.liati |,ip hi'urpolice.
y e sterd a y , it was disclosed that in
Woods, an /employee o f the KberRichard 0 Hughes, 25 , w as kill­ chomicals, will be resorted to bf ready have be—
Hu
canto
under
police
notice
T iu; '
N. Davie, IHliO Manley was making so much Imeh Construction Co., a t Sarasota,
ed by electrocution la te W ednes­ solving the world's food problem production «f 1
■'
banking de- money hn did not have time to went to Yhor C ity, a suburli, with here when ho reported the theft
day afternoon when lie cume iu us population increases. Dr. H. E. the growth. *
of &gt;5,000 and two revolvers from
'ltd, ImnkH straigh ten out the a ffa irs o f the a companion Tuesday. Police said
contact with a high vo lta g e wiro Barnard, president of the American roam * '
him
by
tw
o
you
n
g
women.
Ford
- .t r e e s of Ba n kers’ Trust Company
. they got into an altercation with , R a w hi„ adtirt.B8 au Soulh Ilull(|, j,,.
E. A. Douglass, president of the a t the plant o f the Florida P ow er Institute of Baking, predicted to­ city bio
9 lM" G w
Wln.
huhl. ,.|&lt;)S.
*J. A . S a s s e r , former vice-presi­ several unidentified men.
One of diuna.
'
would '
Sunford
Chamber of Commerce, &amp; Light Compuny. T h o body will day.
&gt; " k ltl|.I, v
dent
o
f
the
institution,
testified
procccdthem struck Woods with n bottle,
Speaking before the Institato of is the
plans to open Friday’s meeting of he sent to Red l^tvcl, Ala., a t 4
“ ■‘'ikcr'’ Trust Com- that oven then assets o f the Hankfracturing his skull, according to
S K V K N IHE IN W RECK
the chamber body to a general dis­ o'clock, Friday afternoon, accord­ Politico, he discounted pessimistic In 14
(|;)'..... . h- ro- e r s ’ Finance Company of Jackson- ‘ investigators. When police reached
cussion
of tho St. Johns-lndian ing to Miller &amp; Erickson, mort- wutzdnge that peril exists in the produce.
villo, Flu., a subsidiary, were he- l(|u,
„|| the men fled.
Woods
••iins, who a ro lit c h a r g e o f tho fact that population is increasing enUtC]
B EIifN , Aug. It).—-(/P)— At least River canal orojcct. according
ing diverted into companies own­ hud been taken to a hospital where seven persons, including five pusuoily.
faster than food product ion. Present
The
RJ.
Holly,
acting
secretary.
ed or controlled by Manley and J ­ he died 1- hours later.
Hughes death was apparently in- development of the synthetic food
sengors, wore killed and several
President
Douglass
will
also
inIt. A nth ony o f Jacksonville.
ntratory industry; he said, jostifea the pre­
More than &gt;1,000 was found in pussengera injured
Artificial rvsptratdry
curly UHlay vita members to discuss all other
boUsCH.
S a s s e r requested nn audit, he the victim's pockets.
when tho. Berlln-Cologne Express projecta of interest to Sanford mid metnoua were used by a physician, diction that chemists will find
1ituli(,,.
1
A tlanta testified, which showed his suspi­
called to tho plant but without n- means of wresting from aunJUNdt
The y°I"irtole county/ It was said.
His companion was located and was derailed near Lehrte.
cions well founded, but war told by will be called
vull. Hughes waa in the employ of »Dd «|r synthetic food to feed ‘ v'
ailed as a witness if
the train was
tr tho
wua traveling 50
60 miles
nines an
mi
The
trade,
body
meets
at
12:15
Munlnv that "there iH nothing to
the Pboenlx Utilities Company,
humut n e e . The ocean Is
'
fugitive i« found, authorities sold, hour when tby derailment occurred. o clock a f tbe Seminole Cafe.
to hive'
" ,Mllule‘l
a kuardian It and nothing to w o r n abo&amp;t.”
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II. S. AUTHORITIES BETTER SEWAGE
PROBE CANTON, 0. DISPOSAL URGED
RUM SITUATION BY J.G.LEONARDY

%

Floranada Buyers
To Be Repaid, Says
Trustee For Firm

Senator MeansNamed
Head Of Spanish War
Vets At Des Moines

Will Hear

On Political
ononiieAffairs

Two Young Bandits
Elude Posses After Alleged Slayer
Own Daughter
Series Of Robberies Be Sentenced

Wells Supply City
With Water Needed

Prohibition Is Main
Factor In Health Of
l). S. Report Shows

( horus Girin Blamed
For Downfall Of Man
Who AdmitsBitfTheft

Murder In Ybor ( ’ity irobberyof the I'eniiisola state hank

iwit nia Banks, Recently Closed, Unsolved By' Police
In Reopen Within Thirty Days

Synthetic Food From Sun Add
May Be Solution To Ovt

High Voltage Wire
Electrocutes Man

Trade Body Will
Discuss Canal Act

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&amp;AISKS TRIAL N E A K B E N D

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VALUE the
O ff {
Of Study Arc To Be
Ipltt As FurtherArgument
Greater Efforts Made
Spread Of Fires

for Seminole County,
l l l l h r i a y r t i f A u g . A.

seventeenth any of the trial

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(N X * o f N E ' i
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Q u a r t e r of t h e S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r
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D A Y T O N A R E A C H , FLORIDA
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Th e I’ lonsanlesl Spot in Florid*
(D ining room closed for summer)
- ROOMS—
a d a y for one person in „ r,K)I1
Id.tHl a day for two persons in a room"
a day, per person, for Ii persons jn „ '
l o w e r rates l&gt;y the week: I . p s h by t h c mono,
F ree G a r a g e : No Extras
,
Ilead'iti.irlers for weekend parties and inmmerti^
traveler:!.
Coininiini( ate wilh A. S. Hook, Res.

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smoked a month!

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his operation at the f'oly- Hospital Sunday for appenI,and g a s tr ic ulcers, doctors
" »y would know in three days
her he would live or die. His
tion w a s reported unchanged
»y, the second day.
doctors miiv I In-v have done
' t h e y can Tor him and hix fanon the automatic rexixtanee
5; the human hnily ii^itttiMl infrt*

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I m l i f i g i i r y . I»H w i f e : A l T i . w i i n I i I ii
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iph Valentino today entered
Crucial sta g e of a hard figlil
recovery after undergoing -in
lUon, his physicians declaring
If ho does not begin to imtonight, he will Im&gt; dead in

Clerk

Hu- Cu i i i | i l i i l i i mi (
A u g . M 25 S e p t 1 y

In m l |ui 1 1 »f u l . 1 1 1\

llentino Enters The
!ial Stagre Of His
ttle Against Death

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_ 1t _ . _ / M . .
of t h e S e v e n t h Juillelnl C i r ­
of 117
Wnllme
Cloye* G aines on a
c u i t u t g l o r l r t n . Ill a n i l f u r
charge of murdering his 22-ycarS e m in o le Cm.lily.
nlil (laughter Sylvia opened here
.
| t y A M. W e e k s . :
today, indications worn that the
|le|n,ty I lerk.
ease might go to the ju r y before D E C O T T K M . X P B N C K I I * I H i ' l l l T O N .
S o l i c i t o r m o t o f C ouiimcI f u r
nightfall.

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th« In*
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are backing natural tobacco taste

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CONTRA* TOHS

No Jot, Too llig. No .l(di Too Small
HIS Cark Ave.

I’hi.nc I2 IIW

N\ I T N L S S
M\
I1.1 n . 1 j i m t I In- M i n i
• &gt;f I L * i ’ l l * n i l i * M i n t u l t i n S i %• n t h
l i n l h l . i l 1 *11 • m i
i. |
I ' I m i m I . i . Mi . i l i * l

one wns admitted to hi* room
kterday except ids doctors and |

chard Dix, another motion pic*ctor,
is critically ill w i t h '
{•-pneumonia
at the
I loti I '

Jogham.

i.U lin ia n , the actor's i m t - |
represen tative, said Valeo
■ **.Tor hi.d declined and tli.it 1
^
“ much better."
t inuch longer is tins going
i tf f" V alentino asked, M. Ull
11 k h &lt;

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i ^ A P o r r s , Aug. 18-&lt;/P) \\ V N N ' K W m i M I *It I »i * i : u t i i : s I N &lt; '
iM .prying in to the secrets JI I M l f M l l i l t j f . f i Ml KJI l l l / f f l . ( t i l l
big wood*, I* going to de- ' M M I l I t : l l l i f l * r t i n * l u w . i o f
t.iti' n f K ln r ld a .
• .th e commercial value of i h i &lt;S*Ml
U|l | |«i l l i l 111 .
itter in dollara and cents.
Vh
Ralphcel Zon, director of the a i . i : \ a n* i »»•; 11 v , \ i *; 11 v . . t j
I »» f . ||«|j| III «
jStotea Poreat Service, is colI I T % T I II &gt;
:ng with University of MinS l a l i - o f | ‘ | mi i i I m t o , i | | f»&lt; i a • h** .111•I
expert* ir. the study. The p i n t l e * r j i t l m i n t : I i l l «*i i '.mI h II lull* I
will he used a* still another l . o i i t v i i l { o l . » r * m i i , i l f c i i N. il , IIf1*1• t
tiin1«
| *t*%A i ' l l , l i e «'&lt;*JI*l‘fl
for greater efforts to­ K■I i l t KI l l ' l Vl III'
i m i k I h i . • I r f f U Hf f l .
iiiulfr Jt.f
l l^ prevention since fire dc­ V . i i i u Ih i &lt;1* j hh &lt;1 . m * l \ i i n l i i A i t
Vi %i iKl in
ihf*i'a*i'i|.
.«h
. Jeaf litter, thus robbing the i m i n I i i n .|
Il l ' l l m.
•!«• v I n m -n ,
I f ' i i i i l i r N,
i c n i i i l i *‘ N
jH,.ncrdcd nutrition,
mi
. i s n t ) n i l i * l i t I l l l J l l i t H. mi «i||i«' i \i I s * 1,
1 of the test .litter from I n mi I n i i i i a i f f Ji l l o f t i n - I n m l *
H of Minnesota’s conifer- l i f t H t i a f 11 r p i t 11If i i l i t 11v f | f h * 11I n' i i .
l l t o a ii % a m i a l t i h i n m i i * ii i n f p a t •
sts was made in a .'10- i. iMi
* « f l . ’ i l m l i m i i i l f i . s i s i • tn V r . I i i I i i i h
atnnd- of mixed Norway A . IIII %f i l l ! l l f f ' f M S l f l . f t l ' f |»l itlhs Ilea*
•CK pine. Burlap, treated to f i e l t M U l i i i : i i i i i r t f f l |n i **f . i r I n u | r .
) \ ii II
riillAlt durable, was initl on the .UI ipi H* . i i nI a nA s lIIl i « \ lf |l ea*rrri .l s MK%#
ii mill IniMhuml.
, floor covering three plots • e»*«if ht I' W l l l l t l l H M l l . M i l II I ' T f l l l l-lwcntleth of an acre each. I l i K i i l i f I If i i m I . h m «J. I ' m 111&lt; I**I • I i i l l i u .
hf.
II
W il
|M harvest of dead pine needles INIIIf lIIIl iMr IIlIlIfJ1u l i11l (|MHU11tJIr f. If I N .Ve flall
|| &lt;«
\V | I dried, first In the open and I I j i i i i m j u i f l l . f N l l i ' II T l i t i i H h i r . a s
&gt;in an o v r F r o m this I»r l n * l f * . i| f v I Mf* r l i ' w j* 1 1 • *. ^ i i m l f f s
l l i f i ' f l j i t r n . f i»l »•. #.** » if** i a mc
Citl/nnted that for an entire •H• ri joi sr f . I**
an\
fit
.ill
if
tin
I iiif«M
. About one ton of necdlos will l i f f f l n. t 11•* i p a 1 1 if ii I ji 1 1\ tJi' Ni n
al
l
to the ground in the jack pine
a ton and a (piarter in the
pine.
t was found thnt a ton of dry
litter per acre can hold a tun
• half of water by its own nbi ii
* -1 S i ti
tion. The scientists also were
I
If
ula i I\
to tell the length of time \% i l
the last fire swept over the
«.f H i .
S . . u l If .• -1
T to
S m i i I Ii H a l f
plot.
• t / l i a l 11 i o f
... Ii•
I.
•up
OW the specialists will deter
chemically the amounts of
^elements as calcium, potas} phosphorus and similar elcta that enter into eommercial
Users. By com paring this
with fertilizers containing
Ivalont amounts of cliemicHl
ente having nutritive properfor plants, the commercial
it of the le a f will l&gt;a shown.

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On KesideiHT.s and Income Husiness
Property
QUICK ACTION

J. H. J A C K S O N
Office 112 East 2nd St.

Phone HI 1

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A DIP IN THE DEEP

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B e fo r e breakfast will set you right for Hie day. Daytona Di-arb invites you to
spend, your vacation near I he on-mi here. We have listed » Mouse or A pa rt­
ment to please you. Tel. LilO.

R. L SMITH &amp; CO.. INC.
REAL ESTATE

E.lli. 1001

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Let our experience lie your guide."
150

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Daytona Beach

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AND . . there’s only
one w a y to get it!
( ^ ) N C E you learn the refreshing goodness o f
V -/ natural tobacco taste in a cigarette, noth­
ing else will satisfy you.

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And the only way to get it is from the to*
haccos themjehr,;. Jt calls for the finest qualities
o leaf, both Turkish and Domestic, and the
rarest skill in blending them, *but — man, the
result does speak for itself! lo o k at Cheater*
e s record aud draw your own conclusions P

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Gowns, Wraps, Sport Clothes
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must be deserved

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Ford Trophy

..Mari Wagner, Once Sentenced
To Die In Electric Chair,'
And Wanted For Slaying «
Others, Nabbed InArkansas

Accused Is Tired Of
ring Hunted, He Say:
Of 2 Brothers And
founding O f Another W a s .
Outgrowth O f “Rum’T arty!

MCA

T E X A R K A N A ? A rk., Aug. 19
j'Vyp)— K a r l “ Kinnie” W a rn e r, 23 . T his silver trophy, the gift o f Kdfo r m e r cl^cm* performer and erst sei Ford, will go tn the winner of
if w hle deaptrndo, once sentenced to the airplane reliability tour, which
1 y a t e til the electric chair and said starts ut Detroit Aug. 7 . The tour
to
b e
wanted ir. connection with |&gt;i expected lit develop lonimercial
■&gt; the ilo y i n g of six men, i« confined aviation.
in tail here today ns the climi.x
'm
hi» latest episode, having su r­
rendered to S h e r iff Harlter, heaae ha uaid ' T i n tired o f being (
ntad.
T don’t w ant to d o d g e !
»pte anym ore."
l.v'* (Vagner, her-ted since T uesdayn ig h t In connecton wth the hlay
in g o f Sam Ca rp er and W illie C a r p ­
er, and th e wounding of Huh
C arp er on l fa n n near Toxnikam i, Most C o lo rfu l K e lig io u s Cere-,
m onv On C on tin en t Is Hopi
w a s charged here today with irmr
der in two ruses.
In d iim sT a m o u sS n .'ik e lla n re
Physicians attending Uoh Carpei
ftiV u y that he will live.
Wugncr
F L A G S T A F F , Arir. . Aug in
told o fficers that he would have
Id’)
Preparations are alinost I'nrnkilled Bob Carp er also, but that
It m i too dark. He could not see (•leie for the animal oliKcivuticc
how to shoot straig h t, he said.
of Ihe oldest, mart colorful r elig i­
Drinking Ilarty L«d T o Hhooting ous ceremonial &lt;&gt;n ihe North A m e r ­
t\x • T h e shooting w a s said to have I
ican continent the world-famous
tgroy
r t y In when ull were participa- llopi Indian snake dance.
! In nil the world there is no cereITIt is n religious
W aagner, known here us Harvey ,n&lt;mv like this

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PLANS ALMOST
COMPLETE FOR
INDIAN S DANCE

S

N E W Y O R K . Aug. 19- -VP)—
B u y in g o f representative railroad
m otor nnd oil shares imparted a
firm ter.* to the opening o f to ­
d a y ’s stock market. Che a: pcake &amp;
Ohio and Norfolk &amp; Western were
in the foremost of the advance
among investment rails.
Reports made to President l ‘&lt;ailidge o f nation wide prosperity, as
demonstrated b&gt; the haroinetar of
mail order sales, were
favorably
n 'eivul in the stoc.; market anil
w e n instrumentnl r. the rexumption of active buying for both r e ­
counts.
Roth chain-store and mail-order
issm k took an active part in the
early upturn o f prices.
Special
eonrideraturns prompted
renewed
bidding for Mack Truck's, PeirceArrow i ’ fil., (General Asphalt i r. I
Tobacco Products, all of which
reached the highest levels on the
current rise
Prospects for a re­
vision of i'! is- rates in the West,
combined wth the steady expension
o f the crop movement, stimulated
buying of the grain carriers, such
as Chicago &amp;• Northwestern and
Pere Marquette,
U S. Steel anil other recent
leaders o ' tinned to lose ground
Foreign, exchanges were steady
with Belgian and French francs
holding well above
% cents
S l c i l in g was mu hanged.
The haying m o w me lit was »n
broad .ml ronfidtv.’ in the |,unoon l Imi weakneSs in -evera I of
the ml I'li nt ia I “ hai&lt;- \iitiiallv
passed unntici I as a marke| in
fill, lice
C S. Steel went down
S point- lo 152 ' , .
the lowest
since it begun its recent set hack
General Motors lost a similar a
mount and
Mack
Truck
relm
qiiished :.ll of its early advance.
fills spurted up Iniskly ami the
southern and southwestern rail
roads were aeeumiilnated on
i
large scale.
Missouri
Pacific
touched 11 G and Chesapeake -V
Ohio 151 N. both new highs for the
year. The icnewal rate on call
loic;.s w i s retained at
I
pet
cent.

p s a h im r

Cat

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SSS^B^KSSSSSBS'J i «^

love xccne, even
m u picture film.
The background for a scene em1,racing umoroas liberalities must
he in Hojihistieated Irurmony not to
____
offend picture audiences.
j F O R EST H ILL S. A^g. 19 .— &lt;/P)
Coarse, boorish love in a castle
. Misr.
Penelope
Anderson, o f
lin l.I.Y W O U D , Cnl., Aug. 19.
would appear
ludienms
oil the
tA’\
The
&lt;dd
fashioned
parlor
with
‘ Richmond, Vn.. Miss Martha Baypuritumiical atmosphere is im phoe screen. raid Charles Cadw allnder.
| nr,I, of Short Hills, N. J-, arid Miss
! Margaret Blake itf Boston, reached (
the quarter finals of the women’s
i national tennis championship today
! with hard fought victories.
Miss Anderson required uu ex- ,
tra set.
Remarkable recoveries ;
by Mrs S. If. Itoser of New Y o rk
carried the match to thirty gam es
holme the southern g ir l’s superior i
driving triumphed Ht 9 - 7 . h i, fi -l.
Miss Blake also had to go three j
octs to win over Mrs. W. H. Prit,‘hard, of New \ ork .l-b, ft- 1, ft I,
while the New Jersey player put
out Miss Mildred Willard o f Phi
udelphia ft-T 7 -5 .

I Extra Set Matches
j Old-Time
Parlor
Feature Tennis Play' Place
To
Stage
Love
_ ----f
t f p p n P ()f Modem D a y

Htudkxn her*. ’- &gt; 1
lave ■ cetio ft t| * '
° r ,tfl "UggfMilS1
, secondary'
: is ultVa-Harin *
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READ Tllr
ADS KOR

ih ry sle r
S ta n d a rd is e d Qjualit
Quarantees QreaterVcdue to the Car
Large g u an tlty production ha* long
been stan d ard ired —quality standardi­
zation ha« been accom plished for th e
first tim e In m otor car m anufacturing
by W alter P. C hrysler.
M erely b u ilding several car# la one
thing. B uilding four lines o f car# u n d er
one n am e and one m anagem ent in
one unified group o f plants on a rigid
system of quality standardization is a
totally different thing.

Im Iturke, who patrols
heath on the o u t.'iirt&gt;lu, l i t., has a ca* that
iv liurko to- st-.- a hit
m Mm water;
a
fish
I., e il it ami im dives
iitch i h*- fish. The eat
.lined

Iin, m y .

is

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- i m w ii

Ibn Im and a fish that
- I l l i a u g h t,
Musical Comedy S ta rs To Wed
I.OS A N C F I.K S . Aug. I!), ijfpi
A marriau" license wan obtained
here yesterday
by Kallitrd MeDoiiuhl. New Y o l k song w riter and
composer of musical comedies anil
Miss Hetty Chapin, musical co m e­
dy star.

BeeBrandL

protects the
baby/

miM mi flltbr ihtnf*. They eeiry gnm« and
0IBMM T h i f f ft jBCtimeft. K*«p tb«nj out.
You i' M If r u u u«ft D m D r u u d f o a » r t Dovrdrr
Ii
«Hl kill *vit j Of it 7»Q close door* snd vrtmiov*
Mow It thou! tb* roon. It1* quit* UAitulMM
tu inmM betnf*. It um't ftxplode. It'ia*;*
It »ik» klu* Moeouitoee. floftchM, h*d Dun,
A uii Flrtft*. W*tcr Rule, Mo the. Lie* oo Fowl
• end Kftrdtti
ir
*h4 !i»ur othcf huu*e*Bd
InaccU
t,ei lirti H r e s d I i red tf f Vl i i f u»p n u * i t f t m r
at dniicfwTt. l l ouf t rhoLd ftLMtti, Ujt« f t od i
oUL.*Jf iii«k 50c vid |l
If jour
|1
Ctti t auprly &gt;(ju, 1
•end
fuc Jarfft .

C hrysler m anufacturing, Iike C hrysler
engineering, is different from ordinary
m a n u f a c tu r in g —ra d ic a lly a n d im ­
m easurably different in principle and
practice.
50, 60, 70, Im perial 8 0 --T h e s e car
n u m erals attached to the nam e C h ry ­
sler m ean miles per h o u r a n d they
m ean som ething vastly m ore im p o r­
ta n t th a n th a t in creating value.
T h e y m ean a com m on basis of quality
for all four lines of cars—a rigid system
of close m easurem ent and fine m an u ­
factu rin g applied alike to each and

ev ery o n e o f th e four lin e * -, C 0lnj.
source o f engineering skill-*
o f o v e rh e ad an d operating cotts^
co m b in a tio n of buying resources!!
m agnificent system of speciil^]
chine# a n d special processes devk
to in su re invariable accuracy A
m an u factu re o f all four line* 0f 1
—a positive protective process of
antccing th e ow ner exactly the i u
basic quality no m atter what priced
pays o r w hich C hrysler car he buy*
C ertain ty of unsurpassed perform
ance is th u s b u ilt into every Cliryik
car, no m a tte r w hat its price classii
cation.
T h e C h ry s le r p la n makes posiibh
greater value for the investment tha
has heretofore been dreamed by the
autom obile buyer.
A t o n e step it elim inates “purchsitr’i
risk” an d m akes possible thepurchsg
o f e ith e r th e low est-priced or tin
highest-priced C hrysler with thepc#
itive assurance th a t the oualityinrwi
is equally unquestionable.

&amp; « • « ; t?r w “ T ?£a r
l n’ a ! ritp P-rformed exactly as it was
, g b t r i f f B a r b e r that ho had ktiled |t
tw „ llv
centuries ago
a
t w o men In K ingsport Term , and j Htriintf(. „ . , jr „ f „,,, „ 1(,
N K W V ( lit K , \ u g
t;i
C o t tun
/had been convicted and sentenced , w |1(iIl (tlP (iivi&lt;li.,g ) i m . t, e t w ........
1 1, t .. I li , II;
C H K Y S L F K “ AO" —T « » f t n f
J I 0 7 t i R uuJ.
i A ° dl« in the electric ih nir, hut ; n|) u, IU|lj r(.iiKj,,n W„ H
clearly fill lire , "|n m-d ell o
CH RYSLER IM PERIAL “ SO"u * r \ 11 M'S i C l u b C’o u K 11 IfiSi C li n c h , | l 1 9 Sj
l b " , 10.73 ; 1.01.
I c.
Man u.
R u t i t i l U r f *** f *r t y k d i • t a i u i u t d c qui t mwnt ,
; oacaped fro m Jail while an appeol i defined.
.Wun, $1 2V5.
utHinnull,
Cuufs*, lut^Hiumiri
jM ft
in iho raflt4.
If w i JJ be witr»c*HH«iJ by travelers IT DU ; M.'IV , 1 7 l.t
C IIK Y S I.F R
P li u r tf s n , S t iV *i C o tirli.
9 2 N 9 1 ; CuMpsr, f o u r • ( N i m n i f r , fiH V S , Wan
RtmiJitrr,
Sedan,
Roytil
_ A cco rdin g
to
reports
from f n ,m ,listMnt „|a(.PS. \|(.t) Wl))
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tUiufteJtold fi»«.
K in g a p ort
Term..
W agner
i # 'j(l Hll|nmobile«, complicalcd pm ,I
J A C k S l i N V I M K.
\ it;Id
U l ^ f | C a b r i o l t l , $ J 4 V $ i .Sedan- Limousine, 5 H4J
1 1 /V S , Cruit-ti S e d a n , 9 1 8 9 5 .
D ir* detlrr * .
lVW»nt«d there for the slaying of i (|(,t„ ()f
, , t„ (lnt,. Twentieth ( A P l
Conditions an,I quotatp
p « m e ftiJif u k f or ;
Af t (f r U t i jf. o, (i. D f i t o l f i i v b l t c l fu m r r t n i F e d e r a l s a c i w toot.
t t y boutlgt. i t 11
1W° ® , *lc?r8 f nd., lh V.1.«nUmiVltC.;,f .Cenliirv. to watch the desert in on the .1 1‘ksoiuilto inuikit lode \
,n A,,Ml
Short Iv ,||Htls p,.r f „ rm rlU.s
t h„f
were Ins reporlnl by tin M m ole S t i l e
W.U-1 I
Chrysler Model Numbers M ean Miles Per Hour
c a f t e r hl« arraignment be led a JO'1 Jtinn1w o rn when Europe was an on- M arketing Bun an Supple-* of all
iM i* i
1
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■
all
1
brkak «r.d &lt;-raped. A reward of peopled wilderness,
m is clhiiioou ; \egetaMcs light, de
b o Uaa
98^600 wan offered for bis cups a d ,
A I'rnyer fur Ruin
inutul moderate;
uonkci
nkmit
K
* ni pa
ttIM,
I The snake dance is an iiijnual j steady ;
IlM lI.
- In Mlixiaxii jpi. Wagner was re‘ I prayer for rain an invocation lo I n,.:,ns 7 bil l m i ( i i .. I'a n c v
ported charged wth the deaths of the goilH (but live in the sky and I tu
■ky W onders, ;t.,rpiif,i l .Ml,
(igp 'offlccm who attempted to pre- control the clouds and to the gods ‘
Eggpin in * Sit|
S P E C IA L
c;¥«Bt hi* breaking out o f the Pearl that live under ground and contro,
| Old Ytnuicx A Co.
‘M .
; K h f l t county Jail. It was about n the springs and rivers, joined in i Ca&gt;2
b bJt l l Bbr * , U i L
ywu* ago.
by the residents of six Hopi vilDkra:
Im hruprs, fam-y
1 M 1 0 N K &lt;i&lt;)2
M tntlona Only One Killing
luges on u long mesa north of h e r e . ! fd'l-’ .lb'i.
I n his statement, however, WugFirst the Snake and Antelope
iVppcrs Std i rts fa
Mm
n n mentioned u . ly one killing, claim meet to study various me- | " nt).
vUWt'Of tho o ffla er a t Lakeavllle.
teorulugical signs nnd #&gt;termliie
I
.
M
i
l
M
j
S
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S
l
.
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l
’
FJtS
Sweet pot
have n e ver been arrested for the date for the dunce. This year's
. fttt&amp;Ung or been In iail on any nth- ceremony has been set for Aug. 21 . cwt., r, no.
Toned n o-;
charge thxn killing,’' W agner Then come many days ,,f prepura
i c i r t r iF i e t r t r t e i r i n n p t e t e i r i r ir u !!t£ tt; if ;t r » ; t f ; ip f i n r t r t n r i e i
r I d U i J l J □ □ I J l J l J l J U i J i J i J i J u I J i J I J u i J u r u 111l r o l l ! H J I I I 1-1 u T I .
told S h eriff Berber. “ T buvo truv- thm.
In no Christ,inn church an- J.Mtfit : mi.
IMd over this country working uu prepHial iojis for 11 Xiicriimeul more
Egg- Fresh,
nt And it was ill Mississippi curefiilly made
i a -‘c lo! , p e l ■
I killed my first man. It hap
A to w n i rie , a n n o u n c e s the d a le
'&lt; Pffifd a t Lakesville.
fr o m the h o u s e t o p s .
The | i r i e s t s I ( H i t A C u , A u g .
l'.i- l
'' J i - ? inimedntely made my escape o f t h e A n t e l o p e e l a n m e e t t o se t t r a i l i n g at l i v e ; n u n ki t
.Trbm L akesville utid officers foiled u p ' h e a l t a r .
They m ake
a m o n , c i | . t &gt; , 5K c a r - ; on t r a c k . 119* t.
t* toC locate in e,'S ev eral mmiths lot s a l e ot d i f f e r e n t c o l o r e d
s i n i d s , t a l C N s h i p m e n t s . 12:: c m
;K m
tft&gt;l landed at Gate Oily. Soon w h i c h t i r e s p r i n k l e d . , n t h e f l o o r ,
and M is s o u r i su ck ed Ir is h Col
a ft e r tha I wen across the border w r t l i c l o u d s a n d l i g h t n i n g r e p n I l,|. , *■ 7 5 i „ " i o - \J
! Iftto T en nessee where 1 killed two sente,| symbolic,illy
E m I v 7 &gt;hios“ ............
7 t a r # men mid shot another.
I hen the prayer sticks are made,
Fv'M V Securod a New Trial
with prayers and invocations at
E l l It "A G O , A u g . I!) - ( A I M
In -.
“
»hot tho men before they kill- each step of the procedure. Eacli
im *. ' 1 f i n d straight in front participunt smokes the sacred pipe, rhii*tii'«*([ liy unexpected wi-nkne.-i,;
M a t th e f i r s t man and turned utid the altar is consecrated mul " f quotation* . | Liverpool, lie- OPN
B pistol o v e r my shoulder to kill blessed morning and night. Six. wheat market here averaged low i 1 1ANiru* j
second man.
teen songs are chanted each day, • i loday during the e a ily deativ.gv
min:
1 ‘v yc*Th#y g o t me fo r this killing. 1 to the accompaniment of rattles E(im|ituiiitx of executive
northwest,
however,
tended to V
l a w
tried nnd sentenced to tho elec- shaken by the priests.
K
t t a e h a h r . M y la w y e r mndu a mo
In the snake “ kivn,” a sort of give wheat values here a firm uu
H t * fo r a new trial. He told me underground council chamber, (la* dortour. S ta rtin g at \ decline in
t * * t if the thing could be drug- snake charm liquid is made.
An a like advnnre, wheat underwent
l a y ea r before a r.ew trial and Indian basket is placed on a spe- a moderr.te general sag. I'orri and :
1
il the sentim ent died down I cial altar.
In it are placed shells, oats w.-re easier, ritir. opening
Wbuld be acquitted. I gut a new charms, crushed nuts, mid k i c k s ' fa 's o ff mill subsequent ly rei erla tittle more.
i ’ loMsions
t r u i but while w a ltn g fo r the hear- i A priest, with much chanting and ing
K K K I‘
TVft-J decided to break jail with a Iccrumony, pours water
i,u,&gt; n scored gains
S MA RT
g o n g of others.
K« I made my I from the north, cast, south arid
It
iv
q
q
ii
'
lint
lilt),- l bought and
\ :
i woHt.
Other priests circle about
v
e
r
y
sm
all
o
u
t
la
y to lie .-m n illy
" ------ ~—
dm wing some ,lcsi*rt herb ami Month
Close ( ’lose Oponmur
putting the liquid in the basket.
Ycxt I'jiluy Y ear ug&lt;i Tmliiy dressed a ll the tim e . T h e thoimht
e f f o r t is m phoning us to call I'm*
Priests A r e Annnintcd
W HEAT:
th e gu rm e n D i you want cleaned
At lust the charm nears com-! F e p t ,
1.35 11 1 .59 .G
1 35
Do it now ami it's
o ld ion.
Each priest waves a Dee.,
IJHl-K, 1 .!!»•„
1.3 0 **, nnd pressed.
snake stick," with eagle feath ers, Mn y.
1 .44 a,
1 .(12 \
1.45 M, o f f y o u r mind u n til next time you
re q u ire our s e rv ic e s . You w ill find
attached, and the sacred pipe is
o u r c le a n in g nnd p re s s in g c barges
- .
lit, the smoke being blown into the EDItN:
liquid.
Four songs are chanted. ' Sept.,
Hti'.
1.93 7h
79 7, v e ry sm a ll in co m p ariso n in ,,u r
good w o rk .
Then tiie little chamber rings with| Dee ,
8 5 1.
87M
84 *\
the fierce llopi war cry, the head May.
HI
90 \
priest mixes the liquid with corn
meal, sprinkles it to the four points! O A T S ;
of the compass, kneads it with Sept ,
39‘u
-111*4
3 9 'v
white clay, and rubs the resultant i Dee..
43
43 »t,
43
pnste on the bodies o f all t h e ' May,
4 ti7H
47 \
47
priests.
Snnfurd Fin.
I‘ horn* lift I
This ceremony is supposed i&lt;, R Y E ;
•
Protect them from sifukc biles in 1Sept.,
98
1. 0 1 1 .
the dunce that is to follow.
Dee..
1.9 2 7.
1.9 7 \
1 .0 2 ;8.
All of these ceremonies are p e r ­
May.
1.()!)■ *, 1.13
formed by priests of the Antelope
dan.
While they *nrc thus en
LARD:
guged, the men of the Snake d an Sept.,
15.05 17.15 17.12
go north, oust, west nnd south to Oct.,
17.15 17.25 17.22
catch the deadly rattle Hnnkcs for
the snake dance.
When a r a t t le ­ RIBS;
snake I* found n prayer is offered, Sept.,
1-1.59
meal is scattered on it and it is
Del..
13.90 18.90 '14.90
seized alive and brought back to
the village.
The Indians catch
the snakes with uncanny skill. Four B E L L I E S :
17.57 21.50
days nre consumed in (his snake Sept
UST t a k e —
,
1 let.,
HI. 87
hunt.
yourshoctoff
l \T
and tlren put
E ll I ( ’ AGO, Au g, 19-- (/!*)— Hogs
t h o i e we a r y,
15,1)1)0 ; m o s t l y 25 to 40 h igh er; d e­
•hoe crinkled,
mand improved;
supply
small,
aching, burn­
ing feet nf
___
j market mostly 50 higher; top 1990
y o u n in a
paid for 170 (o 190 pnuivd a v e r a g e s ;
M IAM I, Fin., Aug. 19. -(/ IT ... 100 to 219 pour.ders 1340 to 1380 ;
**TIZ” bath.
Kev Went had H.UII inchert ,&lt;f rain good and choice 240 to 1 8 0 pound
When your feet feel likelumpsof
fall during the 2-1 bourn ending butchers 1250 to J325 ; mostly b e t­
lead — all tired out — ju»t try
M o'clock this morning, according ter grades of packing sows larg ely
*‘T IZ .” It*# grand- -it’* gloiiou*.
to United StutiM wenther olrservcr 1050 to 1100 ; desirable stron g
Y ou r feet wii) dance with joy;
K. W. G ray, Miutni.
Thiit, from weights 1275 to 1325 ; ligh t lights
also you will find nil junii gone
Incomplete records, wuh the heavi­
from com*, catlou*e* and bunion*.
1275 to 1375 ; pr.cking sows 1015
est fall since 1919, when in Ur
There'* nothing like "T IZ ."
to 1125 ; slaughter pigs
1200 to
tnber 11.95 inches were registered ! V'lfirV
I t ’* the only remedy tliut dmw*
for a 24 hour period.
out all the poieon* ami acid*
Cal lie, 0,000; fed steers and
which puff up your feet und cuiue
W. Stewart, Sioux City,
vearllngs g enera lly strong to IB
foot torture.
Strike Confab Fails Through
a t t o m e r , w as nominated by
higher; better grades of good
E. C. MILLER, Pres.
A few cent# buy* a box 0f
ibtican# to HU the unlight weight heifers up most;
"TIZ’*
a
t
any
drug
or
depart
LONDON,
Aug.
HI.(AV
Nego­
of tha late Senator
Fir*t N ational Hank Itldg.
stockers and feeders active; fu lly
ment »tore—don’t wait. Ah I
Phon* 24‘J
Cummin#, Hi# nomtna- tiation# between the British mine steady top y ea rlin g s 1075; other
bow glad your feet get; haw
owner# ami British miners which
rked a victory for “re,
yenrling# 1080 ; low cutters m ost­
comfortabl* your shoe* feel,
had bean looked to bring peace in
publican# hr#tt Smith
Sin
ly 10 to 15 up; bulls strung; vualCummin# in the long coal tio up collapsed era 25 up; bulk to puekeis 1350 to
in T lZ
shortly after they opened this of.

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A ct Fight is
Taken To Supreme Court
By County Commissioners

S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . F R I D A Y . A I G I S T 2 0 . 1 !)2 &lt;».

THOMAS MAKES
CONFESSION IN
COPS SLAYING

E ig h t P a g e s T o d a y .

Osborne Wood

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FORSLAYINGOF Religious L aw Cf
HIS DAUGHTERA m ended, H e S a 1

The Upper St. Johns Kiver NaviInlmg the ilemunvr and quashing
Kiition District legal proceeding* •lie motion for er. alternative ss’rit
were carried to the St: te Supreme Judge Wright upheld (he consti­
Court Thursday with the filing „f tutionality of the navigation uot.
' /1
The motion for
writ of error One O f ( l u a r l c t
H eld
For
S e a llle S la y e r Finm d G uilty
n motion for n writ of error l&gt;v and its issunnre and a number of
T a rp o n
S p rin g s
M urde^
County Attorney George A. Iie- other papers filed in the appeal
O f F irs t D egree M urder llx
Cfittes, counsel for the Seminole i 'y r e recorded in the offire of tho
T o H a v e A d m itte d
C rim e
J u r y A f te r T h re e Hnllnts
County Commissioners.
And A tte m p te d T h e f t , S aid
* ireint ( uni t In re Thursday af •
Are T ak en T hurstlnx N ighl
The answer is rt-tutvilih* Sep* tci noon.
, 21. The motion ashed for a re
W K.'itl HY. \. Y., Aug. 20.
Several of the Comity Commis- T W O W o i U C n C h a P C e
j view o f the derision o f Ju d g e W
1-Vi
V card hearing the xvords
•'■-.••is are out uf the county, hut
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I W. Wright «iverrultmr the demur i the appeal t.. the Supreme Court;
■*xirs. Whitney, you win; Tunrer t" n petition for a writ of man is subject to the ii|ipruvnl of the |
lan tout est nttient (all is end_ __
In in us and to cpiash I he alterna­ 1 " minis', min
was left behind hy Gaitau
s
on
their
return,
.t
f
i
s
h
e
r
y
A
tte
m
p
t
M
ade
A
t
j
tive writ.
l ight T o S a x e .Man’s F if e Is
was said.
Ardissoii. aged sculptor, who
. —
| The derision to test the roustifi O‘( ’loek
N ig h t
ile fo re I
leaped to his death from a 100Tin* Seminole County Commix*
S ta r te d Hx l.a x x x e r s ; T ria l
1 *—
0 i
foot w iter lower on the Long
sinners and Alexander Vaughan,
C op ’s S la y in g ,
Is C laim
A
IL*aetetl
'In
c
h
A
tte
n
tio
n
1
.
• , mivig!.tion district was unlit-ipu; tar assessor, declined to curry out
I land e-tate of Mrs. Harry
g L i l l i III, I t I S ed hy fric.vls of the rntial project III., provisions of the canal act on
it f)g
I’a vne \\ lilt at V.
t'l.K AItWATKU, Fin., Aug. 20
fan Ian is the nickname of
V I n n t i m r ' 1 is imid. Judge Wright liandr.l Ihe advice of counsel, and the y.nvi
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Louis
’|
hoiilas,
alias
Louis
.T lC t I I l i f e I down his derision la t Momla
t ho ■ciilpto’’s son, Caitiin Ardisgainm commissioner', filed a no­
N EA.
a i
_
.
I morning after he hail ...n id. red tice ..-king for a writ &gt;.f mandamus t ' hi 11., one of lie. four alleged
011 J r , who found the curd til
[,ird ( h.,nilIl-r ol Ihe ph-adim:* of at l ni mv
|'.,r !•&gt; i ■impel the counts officials to hnildll - held here i hin ged with the
Ins lather's pn.kcts after the
ih.
O sh -':
'• &gt;.|\ was pi. la d up ye-leri’iy .
||(1|i|K i . i 'a i i i m i 'i i s - 1 »th sides f..r ...... v,.-. k. By «v.-,
leeogni/.e the ait.
it n r li r of L K I’lewfield, Tarpon orn&gt;" i
I I’ nt’
(/!’)— It is th e in te n tio n .
.
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llll
Springs
I.
pulicrim
i' rcpoi led hy 1 Will
I a nioiH'M r&lt;-'|it«'slP re x id e n t C allea
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to liiix* confes.-.cd la s t!
|St'rti11»•*1** i " t i i i l y
l i . in .i n ip
all
• I l . t :i n.'d
V
il.th
e co n s titu tio n o (
niglit
that
lie
In
d the fatal shot.
|(frs |n lli-l'MIll illllc !
I d ad h r - k e . 1 wn km II**\Y i n
. . . ®hi
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it
re la te s to relig io n , j.
Others
f
the
&lt;|lilirtet
are si.id
‘ ’ ‘ for
to tin- Stipivnu* (
.1 month, in .t m 1^1* I II l* .on ! ' i
is
am
cm letl. H e will ai
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have
milled
add
(heir
stories
to
the
Ini
tut
pi
’
at
Lxaa
-Mile.
.
II.
■ "iii i
jvtrsr I he dffistim |
sn.X lie i- pi ..oil &gt;if til" I'.i
c r th e e f f o r ts o f th e '
II
i &gt; 'i. i, , ;,**
1
confession.
Thomas
was
taken
to
tV. Wright in 1
\ f• I,
jthc llillsliorn county jail last niglit he 1 working, l»" .Ol' l* ii " i.'Mc
E p is c o p a te in end.64Y
|the d r i n i i m T tu a
him I., loll lus 1 1III* * t" " •" I.. Uf.* N
for safe-keeping.
N»
h
a v e th e fu n d am en t
hell."
I
to
pi.
1
in.
..I
t .11 I*
a writ «*l‘ m a i l - 1
The prisoners, said to have lid*
ch
a n Red, b u t hd c O B lM Y &lt;
ix! v .* t
)
I
milted a niimhcr of other crimes hip w i\ lo work. "
, |t|i|n-r St. Johns |
ing to hi« poll Hex!
*
in u n i litiga- M a n y P f / s n n s Arc A v a ilin g Cm m sel I-'or C a rp e n d e r And covering a period of about two
I'ore-.l G o m e .
2 1 . A r r e s te d cnnrlctinnx, *ubmit to' j
tear
,
are
being
held
xxilhout
T h e m s e lv e s * ( )f( Ippnrl uni I \
St ex en s .Make hnoxxn T h e ir
Al I‘iielilu W h ile V isilinsr bill calling for modlffel
bum! a tiling .tin 7, of the grand
II. MM
Tti S h o p H e r e ; St*n i c e E x ­
Iu lent inn T o Seek
R o n d ; jury, l&lt; wing preliminary hear­
11is position U r«
Mi*, I’a r e n l s ; B r o t h e r S till
S•... •111
p e n s e Is M el 11&gt; M e r e h a n l s
loiter ho has a«nt
teiilat.
Sim pson Silent
On T ria l ing henI
M issing A fte .' T en
D a y s Catholic F.uijcopata’i
, iv:••"i. * in*.
.M tsler. Xiltled To \ffair
be suspend th# roll floor
\
note
*»i
I
ll.i'
floo
ex
was
added
T
ile
poptil.irity
&lt;
StiM l!It\ II I K.
I . \ug 2u.
In vnh*i
a mo
I'l I I’d .It. Col i., Ang. 2 (1. t/V) — thms, which culminated in'
I
Ii - Thoiiiiis
cur- ions pr&gt;.\ idi d i . n|.-Ill - o f In-*'
i ii 11 la
"'I*
I lie i'»-\t I. gal bit tli hi t he to &gt;lie a 1 1ini
ll I i ol I'liddo count&gt;'s band of withdawxl of priests from aO
aim I'hvlli
■ la le v e t . rd.iy
son N proig.. i'll I. aki' .Moni'.c I.', I l.i 11 Xt :l|s ia-.- will I..* , ciitifc.l
jeoit ■ pi* • Ih.
....d ied "baby tlespcradtw’s" ha# Catholic churches hi tM ltail' I
it
•let I tied
bI be |»&gt;li. email,
' I . ii . aptiireil.
iKI-g ■ I
S anford inert haul
is n \call'd hy about the .niestion ..I bnl for the Thomas s.
an economic boycott a t ’
tliil il to protect
I ( .ml i n . '
in
I i i . d Gonce, 21 . who., with Isymon. *
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the niiniher o f pet mi who lid.' &gt;"1 woman and the two men ■hargi d him.
'I'otliix 11" g i r l's d o r;, was F e d e ra l G rand Jn rx Will G o .
d. cision
ttrigt.
.
I
1 vear ..Id brother. Leslie, has
I
.ait.
b
c**rioliorali
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lit*
Spiiiihluig
The
President
notes
thti"
With
the
tuurdel
ot
It.e
New
l u l l her Ill'll ( iise \l S e s - | If* * ' ■ : . ! : "■
kr liir ■•t. ft CXpl'IISC.-i th e y a c h t W cl.lk a o f the l.akt Mon &gt;
' . ii .ii/.cl the countryside for th* copats had the right to
alia
Millie
e n p o rt, wbo had
I'.iuii
wok
rector
nml
hi
dour
I
ro
e
T
r
a
n
s
L
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r
la
tton
(
'onipnny.
|r...iM&gt;
In-t l*t ditxs, was arrested hers him for ataelioratiod* 0 f t
siini N ext iMuntli; ( nnnlx I &gt;' rt* 1 •.• h'l.i.i' "
■ of A i l l i u r Iteeil.
p o s'd as the
leader four vrur ago.
II 1 Mnxm
W e d n esd a y , -Mi women pas-en
-1 r
v. -t* I' lay.
Leslie is still nt largo lationis but says MReT'A
iv. ic a g ain st the 1
a l ia s Davi'ii|i"*l.
Jin
x
Rerun
v
em
v-N
exI
\\
eek
Counsel f o r llc l ii x Ciirpender
X! i
yacht
which
mnl p; believed to have stolen an sought from tna atii
it..' &lt; "inmi-sion g e r s xvere «&gt;u th e
it !* !' :i l'i
The g n l wb " posed its I 'liven
ft III li. .' I# tlx i
automobile nml left the city xhort- and congrests not
| kill..-. &lt;■( Gen ‘ docked lit the .Municipal I’n r at 2 and Williiv S t e v e n s , mi tail here |ioi t *s w ife e lerdlty is - aitl lo
i waitin'* the adioii of the gian l
I l W I ' . Xng 20
&lt;l'i
\\ .ii, tin* I'm-*'
••?" I lit* kI:iim | 1. after Forrest was arrested.
jii.nrl "I lilt fit t f iVI•, o ’clo ck , a cco rd in g tu o p e ra t o rs o f
|
have
ailm
itted
that
sin*
w:
s
111
With regard to the _
I'O III VI 1 l*.* toil of til I'l r|, ill* r ! ; . liter i t f-»rwari! a I
iurv. hive auimiitice.l that Kiev
t
Entrinin- . t of Long the b o a t. V irtu a lly all o f the pa Forrest was arrested after rela­
I w ife o f Dwight S pau ld ing , who lip - 1 o.
I iv weeks ago. of I li&gt;u l« »»|M* 1*1 Hi" li'.i.l".
xmII iip-ilv Monday for 11&gt;«* inis
"i i In* '*«*nr« I* tive. told police that lie wan hero petition for freedom of
r.'liimissioner o f " t ig e r s retu rn ed to Henson S p r i n g s oners' irle.isr on hail. Senator j p ra ted following the p re lim in ary I d ,
thought, religion, M “
i .i•11 iii
paid: I" i . I"!
l«*!* I* r
Il« a .t all* 1 vi-itmg Ins parents.
They said iatlon and press, »
liu motion was 1 with one or m ore shopp ing hags
lienring, a rm itl with pho tog rap hs
ma
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t
id*
tit
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mi
Simpson.
Ihe
stale's
altoiiiev,
has
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t
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ileal
ii
*hn
I fu ll, it w as said.
said that he will oppose hail for 1 to s n lts ta o tia le bis t liiim to Ilieir
nml e..*ruplioii xxhit It a imr a * i•i ••11*"i’**• i i i*I'M •l t mi u h i t h * they tried to persuade the youth to latter says those’ ,
surrender, nml when he refused, speclflcalljr defined
hy Mr . D oug- ' T h e f r e e e x e iirs io n s a r e made them and ask rev neat ton of the , m m itul relation-hip.
. i a ml i' V. will le '. f pe v I i i ll* •• •«m llliv \va miimI** nf l»iipiiotly called for officers.
■forum "ii th e c a n - possible hy Ihe Milisel ipl tons o f S! .b.iKHt on hail of Mrs. Kranees i
• •• •i. ••*I: I IIn* i III •\ til" kill- I| 'The hoys derided to abandon stltutlon and that h«
|Ni.ri' 1lapn Lr&gt; men S a n f o r d m e rc h a n tx , hanks and Steven Hall. Ihe slaiu clergy­
I’t.iir C onfesss To
the cdnvtltutlon and'
in Itobbcrv
m.m.cry
v l„|.. i&gt;; t,i. t vlto.n. v \
C
1.11 the s u b je c t , jbu.sinc.-. fi r m s , who g ive •&gt;.. a wei ' ' iifip's willow, who is also ips'iise.l
their latest career of outlawry af- amendmarta. '
K I I A D K N T O N ,. Flu..
\ n g . ‘ 20I*In.. Aug.
20 • j
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• t„ ,t ,,;„ t ....
I, HI* •l«*i•it*tl al* *
ojn't i. a "p u b li c ; A re p r e s u n ta t iv e o f th e Ira n sp o r
•' ‘" I t e r successfully eluding the many
■l/i’i- Louis Ibirti .. 2K, sba.s I ."ills j kj , ;it
.............. it aiu. d
ni l i. i • '
of the iniirderj..
l.i tiaUirlH r » .
,'it'ei. who scn.tfed (he CtitiW lt
Ktit/tiiinger
-aid tati&gt;&lt;n &lt;om pany is s o lie ii m g bn i
fTI
t .....
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t) ,'III".
piiiu
s. fV
AnI.Ittll
Inn lo
Huxeiiport.
i fn, •, ||ib-(* t&gt;. xv'cfnint '" d i c tn i t '
,it
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htw ill
. • for nearly a week, Forrest
J
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d
g
e
C
le
n
r’’
o
f
th
e
eolirl
o
f
(..mm. *’ | ih ip k n e ss fi r m s |.i s e c u re a weekly sub
Dnven
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"Th.-re xvns no thrill loft mendmenta to the conatT
xWil-l be
s e t t le d j xvritpion fo r th e next fo ur w eeks, com m on pb a - fo n n a llv eoniuutt«*d |&gt;ort. held at &lt;
ounce
t wall
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nod
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\tr decided to go some will net use hla _
r*..' &lt;'"• the
b e d util il th e const m et ion work at
t i..u will, t lie 'iti,tdt r
K. K i
* | r.. &gt;i *dl .1 i 'Ml'
i I.. I gt . i Vidf ". e V..1 . l
•
e
where
I here were officers er to have them vrithdxa'
Semis .1, i omit y ."
. t h e bilge pow er 'plant o f I In- (■ lor j l . ' d a v n f t r i 'ii . . m g mole t li’s•» Mb wfield, fnl'p' at Spiing (mill i
i ' l l 1 .' in * i l . l " '
it ' I . r .• i
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■in witn
. . a I ..in iliiv . M i
nt.
c
a
m
i
f
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In* said, smiling ns congreiu. He says '
ill'll , n.on . .|.in* r . " l a I'lihbe S . r x i i c ( 'orpin a! om is
; loan, dm ing an. ilb'gcl attempt '•
. . •. | i . ol ,|l l..li t.. I ».•
It 11
' III ' ■ b..III.I
• |l* • in* V
Hall
obtiiiiicd
bail
shorllx
a
l
t
.
"
... ailed Iat lie efforts to capture turn declares church And
A- 'aid, th a t th e .com p le te d , which
will lie
about
rob it st"ie, |odnv conlt .cd to th"
to. :. I decision
•tint v gi ••ml jiii v wb*"ii ll 11 1Mil V. ’Ir l.i! mi I'll "1 •
dependent of each other
I a r i l •led when ihe proseelltloll lie
|lhp i 'inly t n tn m i:" - •M*'pL Lb, it is -aid .
l.i l I wo hal
fit-* nt'Vt \\ ctliic-tlav
A*• r •:»t h«i| 11*1
thin declaration hi coni
• d in e d |o
i.-veal
the
e v id e n t" 1ill tempi* d ritlibei y of a local chain
i t ••1 )n - i arrictl during Ilia
I Urn.tiled mi t h e 1 T h e co m m e r c ia l
ag ent
o f the |agh.i'-t 11•
store S m t d u night, ai'ordtii'.; t.
i on
XI .1 I" i .. '
rrality under the praietifV il
I.. .-I h i: i; a. b. i i.il* .*.' •• Cl* !.*• DU*
i &lt; **t «•■•t'lipiult."* "was not regulations.
.iii't,. ..I t o i n c y ,
!lr .i n s p o r i ..i m i eoiupuny
h a - not
( "It'llI'W; let Iept'l t s.
WoI
1 ' v'l *■ i(h ll." 1
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Set: .Inf Sin:: on
*lee lined
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nlways
r t ■■.. \- * aiivi.-.eil \ i - i t i i l all o f Ihe Su m ess holi es,
Itill &lt;1 |« «' "d
I 1 • *i. ; ■i •■'I'll .
I OVlilt'll * 1-. t .
I,. Mi* HIt Is understood that th*’
a . xx ii* •n. r lo iv- il.l a .'I, fur n
|*'nri&gt;* t &lt;|c*&lt; Inr«a«l.
Ilow•
." lie run it xva- saiil. iml the list o f firm s
ft list nil ed Iv t.-ar ga
set ■'• "I,*.I V g I'll l I I' ■’ .11.1 D* i«•. 11\ j i . Ii.#1 : 1,•• \ !.' f.
wil . |
enpate is wiling to ctm rtf '1
spo, ml i i -it-.• pi
The
iii vl g r a n d
hc
11si•
|
*’«»IIP
that
would
xvnrk
*
«vi*r.
win o ll"' i.'iiibioat it'll of Ihe s t o i •
i *e . id am ipeil,' j x* hi. ll have siib-i r ib .d prior to I hi..
'rit S 1.i U*i' I •g.ui
no Ml f 1Ml I 'l id* el»- •i .
. jlll ', I.
ll. dill' I to be sworn III I safe was ii inin !»-*•.
. prett y Well." lie l.dil officers when government In an effort t e ' 1
o\ei r u l e d . ' m o rn in g a r e u&gt; fo ll o w .;
Ills luX't-'t i,* il i-a l.a i i» •tii.*
' Oil till 'lurd
I in dav
of
next 'Theft Committed Marly In Night
In- mid l.i-In* slmt their way In the religious controversy,
j. 1
' 1 the best j Milano Theater, Oasis Cafe, It. month
"II to t.lll
line l» dt
I lie senator did snv, howi freedom after being arrestctl for ge.oted recently by merchant
' a wi e thiiur to |It. I’e r k in s , Uouinillal and A n der- ever, that be prohahlv would make | The ipiartet's ci '..fessitiii, ucS l a t o r ha
2 * *vitii.
, nibbing a filling station in Gur- assertion is made that tM&gt;'
n" 1 •" i i pass on it, Js o n ,
Mclxinnon-Murkxvood
Co., application for a foreign jury, since i cording to reports received her
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ioe
iron
ii ii City, has., a few weeks ago. copato is ready to do at
iii'.l
II i e r ii f i e u t e s Lloyd S h o e Co. S a n fo r d D ru g Co., he had In.... told that Ihe foreman i s a y s * tin* i obbei v 'was attrm p tel
.* .ml c l
Ml
l
l.'t'l.llllt
.
lie laughed ns .he rer•alied "t"hu ,Vfilho^t X)olf t,n5
it Hr. i in the c o u r t . - 1S m i l h Arnlerson
S ir's
P la ce , of the pie-i ni grand jury, who i. earlv in the night.
church, to find • *oTl
»*\ im.'ih ” Th*
11" "•I' r "1
•or of a deputy sheriffr who
who vena
wuh
'•r l i e
year .
1 H aile y ’s C .p h ( iro ci'iy and M a r k e t, the pnhli her of a weekly new.- | The minder for width the coiip
tni* m atter.
,
f
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ti-l.
till
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mutt
1
I
relieved
&lt;
&gt;
f
In?,
weapons
and
auto­
tti' .t'.l'ty ol J u d g e ttie o . A. S p e e r and S on., T'irst Nii- I paper heri', li.i been attai Lllig the It's are being held was comiiiiHe'i
Tho
KplMcopato
6
a
Ran
1ill'
i
•
lie
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•
I
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mobile by tin* two. and chuckled ns
hunt ll o’clock the follow in.
s'tp'•"c I'.iirt ha s t loti. 1 1 Hunk,
S e m in o le
C ounty prn.HCftil i"ii editorial IV.
II XIM.tt'l I lx.
C.. \ng. :’* lie told of the ease with which ht* study today of the question
I" XV. (••I": tu 1 *• '* •.1
morning.
Ii;. mil let Hank, (.a lle y 's Dru g S to r e , Wood- .
! ’• Hlllliliog
the
polii V n
1
idt'in i1* i lit;.!!:, il . ......
iml Leslie held up a Y. M. C. A. thcr it shall patltion cenj
F.fforts to collect Hu* robl.crv
r u f f and W a ts o n , T h e Yoxvcll Co., I
I'll-- I loll .’ "
mgloii olfn ial in i lilting In •iimnier cap. near Uye, Colo.. Mon­ miteliorate the religions
l! 'I iiof Sunday niglit with three otto i ! . /.i'l'. t 1* icci'l
M o rning S i g n a l . S ta n d a r d H arher
I'ileil
Ill'll C Shal lie. fedt'ial piO day' night
'1idol' n| Mi*lli it m Will II"V\. were tiver-rated," lions or whether It shat! ml
' inbbei ies occurring earlier tit the
Mini the S h op . K. K. I Ion-holder. K. D. iMuji- 1
appeal to the tupreme cfee^t
' -Hi iidinitlisli alor lot the t a: i he t-Jilal.
|i.'"l.il•
i'i-*lalc
ll.i
hi
■
ll'.'IC
X
week
apparently
were
hlocked
bx
to vvhelli ley. W ight Hros. Co., S m i t h Hros.,
pnss upon th# question of tlw ^
. and Geiiigui, lias i stieil
w ; K m l .'-t tp lci. V i r ' s right
the
alleged
confes-ior,
of
the
tpim
|.c:.|ic.
he
det
liirctl.
might
he
n
E
d
w
e
ld
H
ig
g
in
s
,
Inc.,
M
ahoney
have the
:■ nielli ileidm mg "there ' on i "tough customer in handle" if *&gt;f- idity of the religion# tiqalj^ni
t I II kc
. ml ulliti: N o t Ulan
lit.
Tin*
rnldipries
committed
af
" p e o pl e s " W a l k e r Co., Inc., J a m e s A. Cow an, |
•rt b t ninlifia,
' f
Ii'inor III
a luce polo
it"
ol * al t an
ticers attempting (•&gt; arrest him tho constitution.
t*-r the attempt eii the local g&gt;"&gt;
i lie
c o n - 1 S m i t h H arher Shop , |i. Itnniskr. |
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:**rpia now
Ma
ill"!'
a.
and
L
‘
ii
I&gt;
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1
11
&lt;
i
cry
arc
beleived
I"
have
taken
("gt&gt;l
hard.”
nitv igat ion
in 1hr |*H.-*I
w'-ine'ii i "■nor
, ATLA NT A, Aug. 2*» i/l’i In place after the men nml
ainl vvnii.ii
'" r "r ui "n"ii'"f f
appeal h a : 1
ve a r - .
were
eii
pi
u
re&lt;|
near
Dade
City.
* vest igat ion of bankruptcy pro
|{nm ru n n in g . Mr. Sluiri*«* «!•’
ri ediygs of the Hankers’ Trus
1ii l a k c n , '' j
•I »• , li*iv lull' ll tr**m tIi* ••••••n*
'
Cam
pah
x'
of
Atlniila,
teiufioninly
,
/1
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,
^
xf
I
M
,
,
,
_
- i d, “sub ■|
I hi i*» •* »•
i.inI ami I l«*ii*i#i
1*#v-vH
&gt;d all tl.c
.iicl t irorj?in *’arr hPiulitut mop*
Mntul. y, wIncb is also the dav set |
11«i*i&lt;»i* up tin* null'll siin I *ivri Infill
MIAMI, Ansf. 1!D. I/V) Pollrp
•ii ii."
NKW YORK, A u f;
I*. :hi|..iim)ImIi* than «*vit ».* r.*r«-M jlmlnv
two rni*ii In r«narin.f. alld
. pet ll inn for W
M»* .idinmi tiatur .ml ill* in ' m rlmn wilh tin* «lisap|K?arnnrn on Theodore Rnoaevelt I# 3
'll is con111*111 J i \111r. *r» "I* ll»»waril
II.
I illlfion election expenditure*'
;i I IrafIn* was (lip n
levy with | Setllencc. of '-iv molilll each ir. 1 'ii-itlclit of the banking m-titu
*
lion.
G
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K
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II.L
K
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S.
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Aug.
2&lt;*
fnivmaii
«if
I
hr
Whit**
Holt
Hairy, ed .State# ainuupt
Tencher;
cxniiiiii.il e-.is nml'11- ie't of . Wo •In n«;t i •*i. i
lie 111.IVor I I l’i -tntf rt fm rn.itory were• given
hrn f tlfl.uU &lt;»f which worn maih* n presidential year, atxd'
.Manb'V
uii .I. t intlul i.i.-it fm
blunging lltm fe d down tbc ilio supervision of It-' • 'tint I!*-iii ! "n|&gt; i 1 i- fiim t«» « Ml III ! *
I two young St. I’t tel burg bo\ •
11111•11«* D.ilay hy (it.v ami county ed that the conVMtiO*
in l* Igbt !•"»' "i I'llblit- In -I i ii, *!"•• lire b no
: Ii....... .. iil'-tit •I* V\ll.lt \
Thni'-d v iiflcitiooii by Jlltlge r.-loiiv in co li;."ction will, ll.w fat! ^mI«* nf a in...... .
Inis been P ro v e tf 1NupelrtDr. 1
t
|„.
ling
car.
Albert
Hunt.
M
.
ol
m
ir
j
officers.
I"
b
|
in
the
liilfli
i'let"l
bull
I't
c
&gt;l\ . 0 iiitilil" I .|* i al l.*i.
t
Sharon a f te r I lu-y lunl are o f tin- trust compiiny ami
It. I -L'ino
primary syatent i« * - - - “ 1
Greenville, wnx killetl and John with thirty tour t ai tb.laii - t"i
'
Working
on
the
theory
that
Tilto
Ineaki|ig
a
lock
i
subsequent
closing
of
approximate
Inti
’’
1
pb
iiileij
gull!
\
I. "I hat
C,undidntcs.
Thomas
and
Thomas
I’omler
were
,
,
rtifieates
to
each
in
the
vaimu
I
be
.'ill
I'l.ill"
W
III'
ll
i
In
,lig
il:
oil
11
son
jiiel
foul
piny
and
possibly
pump
and
stealing
gasoline
j
ly
I
L'i
'iiinll
Georgia
and
Florida
public or on a
‘‘Orgioa of «xf
ni I ioinli, is no aid. lie said, iti jwif, niiirdfroil, authorities took into
I'L" nr lit lo appeal a nt a filling station i;« Altamonte |bunking Imiiscx for whieb the At- painfully, though not seriously *"• &gt;,liools tif this emmt" m rolled,
Many of these tnko »' I Mil C\illll lei tel mi' mil rum I'ltmcr-* nt si.i, custody for i|ue#tioning D. It. a# were revealed la
h " i on p
lanta eompaliy M'leil as fiscal jured late yesterday afternoon mi
Springs.
the Geer highway about thirty j,,-:(
(irr renewing theii i n
but inldi'd I Iml funds for tin . "Itcd" King. 2 ’J , anil T. W. Hall, Pennsylvania and Illinois .
The youths, Linn Lackey, Hi agent.
mile# north of this city.
til lentes, but the miii&lt;*rily have might In* more iidvantageoiij Iv |:i(i, both dairy employee#.
Hall ic«, he told tba Ntw Yozfc
Alleging that the banker is
ami Jam es Luxvhnni, 17, it is suit!
The three men bail been in the 1lu.v«*r taught in this slate befoie.
wii'. released &lt;&gt;u his own rerognlz- licLn Club last night, a r c *
used
III
Other
lines.
nur.tally
incapacitated,
Joe
I'ntwill : Iso face a charge of steal­
i mountains since Monday and were | 'rh**re are sixteen nepbi ant - for
1
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I lie t.itcm enl o f Mr. S h a r p e w a ­ |mice to await further investigation, ing dligrace."
T a r A c c i d e n t ing an automobile at Hrooksvill.* teison. Mauley's son-in law, is 'returning to their homes in till* (...sitions in the whit • &lt;.»«l . ami le.eb* a l t e r le* aid om* to fie* ! while King was held in the city
"A# thing# itand, a
after they have served their sen- seeking a guardian of the former section when the nceident oreui'li d.
ha# no chance whataoa
ilteen eiii "Ilcil fi.t •- 11it ii at'
, .,vi&lt; -I* mad*' I»v M. 11. 1bioniiig. jail.
(/|,( tences at the State reformatory bank presidrnt's estntt* and busi­ Mr. Hunt, driving the ear, evident i(l ,|„. ,-0 |,,rt.,| s, h„ols.
primarle#," ha
.,
I,.•1 ■ ni'il
11 *1*1 c e n ta tiv e
in
tInness uff; irs.
ly bad bis attention attracted by , '|'ji„s,, ,.,ir„||,.,j
cel both l ,lt Mariamia.
•out hen st. of S i x i c t a r y Andrew*', MOVIK IDOL Oi l' OF OANUt&amp;It has money flooded. Ot|f
.Solicitor Gencrul John A lloykin the re-arrangement of packages by
White .School#: Helen V- Moran. had Iici' ii 1 ailed lo bin nt li nt ion.
tion party machlnar ‘
vo
nl,| I The youths were arrested hero
The «’»r : .Mr„. Svbil M. Koiith, Mai ion Ai»
a resi I by the sheriff’s department last has urged all Manley’s creditors Thomas and Ponder.
NLW 'YORK. Aug. 20.—(/P)— creasing tmouaU,'..
( liiipnniti. Mninl..
morning. |week on the robbery elmrge. An to attend the guardiar.ship hearing 1 |4.ft the center of the road and t,|,.|,Vi Aline
Rudolph Valentino, who wns oper­ cost# aro lUadily m
l)„utjjMSS, Jaila I DeFilis,
“ Money must not coiil
i in a 1.'.•vcstigation was started by' au- Monday. The county prosecutor! skiddedin the soft dirt to the edge
ated on at the Polvelitiic H o s p i t a l
Arnett. Mnl Ii .Mct'ants,
|tborituk into the ownership of said all of Manley’s contracts and ,,f the precipice, where it fell alInst Sunday for appendicitis and ment," ha said. - ,4^ f* _
M a
a nearby ' the : utoninbile, and it was revealed obligations would be invoked most straight down for .'UIO feet. |.\(!im|o W. Tupper. Mi .. Iliuel
stomach ulcers, is out of danger, curb the ujo of m o s ^ i
Huntwns thrown from the ''«r Mi.iii'libui, Mrs. Miniiette Jacobs,
ltict
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id t sit inns .that it was stolen in Hrooksville, should the banker be adjudged of i
the iipinliin of his physician#.
i;l* 1&gt;**•
! ngainstthe cliff, receiving
a frie- , Tihlcn Jacobs. Mnrv Kolb Gi!M. Hand. unsound mind.
n t ovrry. act'ording to Sheriff
tured skull and olhrr
other injuries |(1,|f WrH
MetJotigh, Mrs.
The boys said they wore nut for
•li.'it tin*
which cau#cii his immediate tlfitlh., (,||ju M. Steele and Marie KtcmDu* ,•Ircf
adventure, and going to Jackson- A n / x i h e r T ) e » t h Til
I’lnsi'i iition &lt;&gt;f “had check" xvrilp.'f.
-i"i i * .| a^ain. vilk when they ran nut of gas­
res. ninre vignriiu# than in the |iust
For
colormi
schools:
Katie
l^ee
oline.
They
xvero
taken
to
Mari|H*rah»rt wn,i “
unlit t l'*iidinK nr.nu by Deputy' Sheriff C. C.
Morgan, Jessie Mae Hroiisoii, Jen- m Siinfoi'd. is indicated liy local
‘"Kution.
riu rx c o
Auir2(1 — (A*) •
i 3 e n « U » , O ttV 8 TV U UU ' „ic Me Pherson, Flnrenee I. Wade, juilhiiritie#. Txv" men were arrestStephenson.
i.l Thursday on charges of giving
GatigBlerV’ bullets that have heel. |
------- -; l.eola Pinckney. Nellie Mae Ford.
A number of pk!»ta
JA CKSO N VILLE, Aug. 20 .— !(A&gt;)
. hecks when they did not have
turned upon associates of Phillip
Chltlf, Island of Cebu, I ■ L-. Gertrude Davtsc, Maude ( ollins,
funds in thp hank. One of ihe de­ — More than 40 officials and em­ forth in the i
Piazza, slain vice-lord of Chicago 1 Aug. 20 .— (JP)—Speaking before .Joanna L. Moore, Miiiniu U*e &lt;«rice,
volving failu:
fendant-1 in jail, and the other
Height’s, were used again today, the American Club here today, t'nllio Mae Collin#, Gladys L. made the cheek good, according to ployees of tho Florida Cities F i­ live up yf
Minn,
Francis
Martin.
Katherine
This time Joseph Neronc, or Ma- 1 Gov. General Leonard Wood dcM. W. Lovell, justice of the la’iict*. nance Company and the Stanley’ ment#.' *
‘ cluretl that Philippine
problenis arc B. Holly, Sylvia 11 I/*wls. Mulwl
ippme p
ronl, .’17, said to have been a neph­
Informa1
The state law is more stringent Realty and Development Company
ew of I’iazzn, died when seven a part of America'# Pacific prob- J. Chappelle, Alma C. Stewart and m dealing with person# w"ho du- were uut on bond today following PuterebUrt
4tV\i#Lcoriia
Peterson.
loin
which
concern#
not
only
the
shots riddled his body.
fraud hank# nnd firm# hy writing their indictment yesterdajr on author! tiea'i
Y
veteran f’ountry Since Prohibition,’ on the ( Nerone had attempted a counter Philippines but also Amorim and
.V~- '«
of
Co
worthies* cheeks, and imprison­ churges of using the mail to dab'tuisijiiii, Tigers of front page.
.
DUELLING IH ABOLISHED
other powers*.
,
ment or n fine, or both run bo fraud in connection with the sale the in
“ Every town I've been in bus uttack, for his hand clutched a rev­
General
Wood
said
the
“solution
'■'i *ti Sanford come clean," he told a group. olver from which two #hots hud
The
-1 ^
VIENNA, Aug. 20 . IJPl A re­ i -sesseil tho offender, Mr. I-ovelll and development of Florida real
He was killed as he of the Philippine problem cannot
"".bis lif«. BtMj Asked what he meant hy coming been firod.
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estate.
, ,
. ' entysaid.
,
solution
abolishing
duelling
for
all
-‘V’*
»V ■"
he achieved with tho chatter "f
..
The Florida Cities Finance Com­ •ion/
The court# hero ure said to have
,&amp;* utul entertaining clean," he explained thut he sold stood hy hi# automobile in front ’.agitators.
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V
c
'~
It'
i#
not
a
one-man
itimo
has
been
adopted
at
the
con
1 eeii giving -defenuants every op- pany, headed by Merle C, Teb* MUb*
the e x ­ of u barber shop.
i
Kalh,,r around enough book# to meet
job.
It must bo worked out, not , grcss of "U n itas,” the mo# imp*
’i V .1
Police
thought
the
motive
ccn
betta.
waa
the
developer
of
FuliKirlunity
to,
tnako
the
xvorthieas
[tepjj* " n Prohibition pense# of u x’isit to each city, which tere'd'ubiuit' riVa 1ry"between Uq~uor with tho wi.hei'and interest# ‘&gt; f&gt; n t ’“ Ifuo of Austrian Cathoh.
vi Li . , 'x
...... .......
Duelling was check good, but attorneys repre­
he said totaled $8 J»« for transpor­
&gt;l...’ 1&gt;hit&lt;nnlnoii alono,
nlnnn Iml
the'Philippine*
but thn#e
those of ntudonts-in IcieiK't'.
I . *n # gray uniform tation, meals and lodging.
senting firms nml individual# who
gangs.
described
aq
being
beneath
the
dig­
taken
America
and
other
countrlr#
also.’
H the
All of the killing# have
Tho veteran came to America
evx'a l/’aeft
nity of humans nnd a# not being have been defrauded are-now de­
iJV# ‘ "ccnutrement#
, w ,
manding'th at' the .‘’check nrtj#t,M
He carries n in 1854 from Belfnst, Ireland, nml place within two month#.
ilL y .
the
b elt means to defend honor.
Florida
• Produce# ,12 /&gt;00 ,00 ti
i „ . * xanil
in11 w
l.
«
known us a “ repeater,” ho given
the flag Is 86 years old.
He
• mem­
bushpl#
corri,
80^)00
bale#
cotton,
TallflhpMce— Bids received, for
A ____ v
jail senUncs or a fine, that th*
kWtL
J an eagle.
ber «f Dhvid H. Hammond-camp
OrlandtHsFlacher Frocka Com0 ,240.000 pound# tobacco, und 2.iftV, V"'
be broken up.
practice
r*®11* carries tho Noi 177, U. C. V., according, to, hi# construction of #Ute office bulld- i G0ft,OOO buateU pwmuU gnnuaUy.,
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here.
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W ith o u t
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}n Is Passed
Btinpr County
Js To Stop
In C o u r t s

AjjedSculptorJumps
ToDcath FromTower

jIs Made
IA.Douglass;1

Accused Collapses
On Hearing Verdict

OlOrieS Of Crime

President Of
Will Not: In
Intel
With Effoi
Measure

Reply To Chj

llnaniinous tuti,,n»litv ,,f lhi*««•* creating the

Executive SaysCh
Should Appeal
Courts, Not To

M
exico errv, An*-*

BOAT SERVICE ON FIGHT EXPECTED
LAKE IS GROWING OVER BAIL FOR
IN POPULARITY IN JERSEY CASE

ONE OF TWO BOY
DESPERADOES IS
HELD BY POLICE

IMF! LETT PROBE
GI VES EVIDENCE1;
OF CANTON VICE).

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.

Federal Dry Heads
iRappedHyHiredor |
For Three Stales;'-:"

Inquiry Into Hank
Failures Is To Be
Resumed Monday

i1

6-Month Sentences
ilone beaik TwiHlur. Many Enroll For
Are Given To Pair
il?,1Jrhfr'iL'irsmiAs (’ar Piunffcs :wo Ieachers hxams In
OfGasolineJ'hieves iS
........
Keel Over I’reeipifivSeminolo
CoHIltv

2 Arrested In Miami Convention
Best For N&lt;
Disappearance Case Men,
Says

V Killed In

Rad Check Writers
To Be Prosecuted
More Vigorously)!^

Many Officials And Eqimoyes
Realty Concerns Indicted For

Chicago Gang War Pacific Problem Still
Serious, Says Wood

'Of Famous Louisiana Tigers
Lonfederacy Pays Sanford Visit

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T A L L A IIA S S K E , Fin., Aug. 19
A lth o ug h the inspection &lt;livi— id ’) —A tte n tio n o f packers and 1 sion w ill m aintain field he: h iu u rtshippers of citrus fru its is direc- i t s at Haines (M y hrgiiiii.i'.g on
ted to the provisions of section -I N&lt; pteniher I, where all inspectors
o f th e C itru s b ru it law which p m - j w ill report for instructions and asvldes th a t each pac sin * house at signnHUits, yet all orders and rewhich it is in ti nded to puck o r 1m itta io c* fur inspection stamps
prepare citrus fru it fo r iiia rk "t ' w ill in-cessai ily have to *n- sent
or tra n s p o rta tio n , siiull
reg ister as her* In fo te to the eommi.-. i&lt; t
••.uch p in k in g house and its lo c a -1o f a g ricu ltu re.
tion, shipping post and postoffice
Since the movement by eertnin
w ith the commissioner of ngrietil- packers and shippers to pb.ee a
ture not less than ten d: ys lie fo i" tax o f five rents per box on citrus
beginning operations, neenrtling to fru its to be used fo r ndvi rtisim r
a le tte r to those individuals liy purpose, dot not m a te ria lize and
J. H inton I ’ ledger. supervising m w ith the consent o f a m a jo rity of
speetor of the d e p a rtn u r.t of a 1'- tli" shippers, M r. I ’ledger said it
rie u ltu ie .
would seem but fittin g that nil
M r. 1‘h d g ir
aid that in order sliip p iiK of m anges mid g ra p e fru it
th a t tin re m ay be no in terru ptio n d iirinu th e ir eom 'r.'f inaptction sea­
te the opening and operation if son take adv; iitage of the adver
houses at the tim e fo r firs t ship­ tisinir which m ay he afforded , at
ments, it was suggested that own
no cost
w liatevi r,
by
a ffix in g
ers p rom ptly fill out and return, stamps to eueh individual rr a l • of
ri gist m l mu blanks j.nd receive r"
fru it us &lt; villein e of its m a tu rity n
gist r a i n e e r t ifira te s . An in s p e e -• the minds of tin consumers at ilesto r w ill not lie authorized to issue j filia tio n ,
ra th e r
than
pli.ciiiK
m a tu rity c ertificates to any pack j stamps on lull.. of lailiiiK , wliii
er unless he has obtained tmd post­ i.re never seen except h.V office
ed in liis puckin k house a n-Kis- j and employees of
triiospoi tat i&lt;
l rut ion c e rtific a te .
! companies.

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Above

IN FLORIDA

The Atlanta
t a .m p a

. Aujf. i9Ur° W«* Slightly
.
| « w the ,„ ulh .
j north, said W j a nti«
S tation.
' ' Tpotttl
liiik i
Ahileiic

T A L L A H A S S E E F la ., A u g .
19
— f/Pl — M ike H ntrack, alias
Boh
V a rn a d y , -amtenced from S t. Johns
county in,'M i y. 11*20, to fiv e y e a r*
fo r assault and a tte m p t to m u r­
der. and who escaped from a road
camp a t M arian na, F la., in M ay i
1922, has her;, returned
to
the J
F lo rida state prison.

J

Atlanta
,A t
S e le c tio n
Birmingham
pv%* Ys
i Boston
IL A D E L P H IA . A n * . 19.— i/P&gt;
I Buffalo
tm lryt nee in n rt, lite ra tu re ,
|('hieagii
T A I.I.A IIA S S K E F in ., A ug .
19
and r lr ir n among wiimcn
Forpus Chirmi
i/j*i
A
ppointm
ent
o
f
(I.S
.
M
oofc
recognized nml im n n irtl liy
11^'nvtT
as tax collector for M a rtin county
■ U te fi’ com m ittee nf the wo| !&gt;«** Mni|„iS
wi.s annoiini’ed l*y (J o v trn o r M n rboard of the Sewiui &lt;'f u ­
l Hilvestoii
t
in.
ll celebration.
#
Kansas City
governor o f every state, aidlais Angeles
T A L L A H A S S E E F ln „ A u k . HI
'.tvro neloi ted women, who w ill
Memphis
i/l'i OpeninK day o f the suk W itt hie atute in the women’*
’
New
• Ir leans
i i . led Hank of Osceola county at
IttOC, has been asked to natm
New York
U r "Women who have done
Kissimee was marked by $70,000
Oklahoma City
these fields in his common
■a new deposits, uecordinf to in ­
Pittsburgh
fo rm ation
reachiiiK
C o m p tro lle r
.These women, it is* plaitRaleigh
Hl bt» "•nests of the Se*(|iii
Amos here. The hank which re ­
' St. Louis
th o yromen's board d u rin g the
opened AiiK'ist I I, is the firs t of
H1
j Salt Lake City
od •C t aside to
honor
th e ir
several of the recently suspended
San I'liin e o ,,,
pocilvo states, (it this eoimec
hunks i xpectcd to open in the n ear
Sheridan
. th e ntutor* com m ittee is orI'vt
future.
• Shreveport
■In’* a calendar
of
“ S tale
u
k
I
i
the
c t f i le tlint swept t h r
a
rmrniK
wool!
wi
i
f
burned
l&gt;v
1Toledo
Hundreds o f acres o f ta ll pines and red
fit." *
L A K E C IT V . Fla.. A u k . 19— (/»*&gt;
.....................
.
rem arkable pit til res of a forest W ashington
one o f the iii"
V f . Hoatesaes On S ta te I)® )*
A new ir.d ii'lry was added to ! tru&lt; kee (nils, ( a lifo rn iu , near Lake lu ll' ■e. This p ictu re,
Florida
iThose who represent the best in
('• &gt;1iit ii t&gt;in county when a cold stor- file cvcl taken, shows the M aze at its heig h t.
Harlow
jftt.d v ic i, music und lite ra tu re in
iiKe plant w i . s ojiened
ill
F o rt
Fust is
p c ti^ a ln state w ill be honorary
W hite, in the southern p a rt o f the
I Fort Myers
(•oriditions i f certain stin ks.
,l»»*cs on the day celebrated by
county.
II- o ' lb " lull, is about the range 1Fort Pierce
s ta te . Special honors w ill he
■ S' i. ige , and i in- eoniparat ive i|»*- Jaek- oiiv illo
W ed on the fo u r women by
T \ I . L \ IIA S S K E F lu ., A u k . 19
ilii'n li'v ol shipping to a luinber Key West
f respective states, as a p in t 1
i 1'i "T lie (iiiv i'inor's Own Hand
■amp iu M m iiesi.ia or a ra ilw a y M in m i
tha S ta te D ay ceremonies.
of F lo rid a" lias come into liein^
&lt;Irlaudo
S tate lh -v fo r a dozen states a I
■am p in A I'lZoiia.
w illi Hie orK uni/utio“. of a hand liy
&lt;loo i la s o f lailm eportnil • I ’eiisae.'l,
ady have been fixed and u dozen
Hi.
i
iii
Fa. h
■a
!•
W
Y
o
u
;
.
.
Aug
’
Hu American I .*'vrn*n I'ost No. I I
.......11 ,,io . lo Ira n -p o rt them w ith Sanl ol d
oro hove been te n ta tiv e ly agreed ■
-•reet i
I lie h a l"n n T i-r of Ii
at St. I'etei shni'K.
Til iii pa
jit. T he D is tric t o f Coliim hia a n d '
d
I.ll'" i mg g a n g - id hollo..t
work
l|
herald
the
He
.'I me . hut H u t ........... .
' | .mi i|elii;lileil I ii accept tile |
'lA laaka also w ill p a rtic ip a te , it is '
Im r. &gt;' *n w e. k lv ." .ni"t In i on I. and Ho n " m n ip ■am p " at the I l i t a iillo
. i-i 111 : 1 1i v l l i l p o l t a l i ' f m
"the
-ei vn es nl' tin' hand and it w ill;
In -p ile o f a li pro
1.1 .i.i'er
-sfU nned
at
light ly
noire de iin a lio it.
n t h e si r•e t . "
■' Aaoemhle “ Pence F la g *"
hr; I'lont pleasure for me to h a v e ’
S .iin- lei ,-1 , 1 inti a, town, toll 'I" '
He wa
.O .lo.l» . I here . a “ .-lirilll.age** 111 i l.’ l , . . . , ,
4
, ..
i yotitlKslall.
W ashniKtoii
F i mol e
than when I \a
I' Il.ls Do special de ayn al mil, I- i i i a i " i i '; of tbent a t"
" -T h e ajutemliling of a set of h a lf a century a eert: in ipiaint i i i i e b u tall and m iuhry Him an' t known : s the (lo v iT iio r’s O w u ;
from
fa r a im " I i \ o y i o n -igiunetit o f men. * IB W ( T S - ' n d ( |
e ia ie d w illi a name, a-nl doe
fla g s '' from
the
various old ncKro, J. It I ’lum iner by rm»ii»*, I In y •a \ In was talkativi . M 1st a Hand of F lo rida," was part, o f (
pi.n e
M any o f Ito- jobs .'lie ami agenvies ip n ally send a few
)'IVe o||( • luloment.s, toil It
,t«ti which p a rtic ip iite in thu Ses- worked fo r tile
" igiii un&lt;een," w ith le r la iii w age- m ole than a le riapiested III o ld e r
Kobe'! wa
liort and i hunky an H overnor M a rtin ’s reply to u le t­
late
Hubert
T
.olao him been planned. The Lincoln, as care tak e r in tin- la t ­ I in*Va Ii hell 1 tiiin uttali a wo'd In ter asking linn to approve the des­ i|ie at oils " I e pie I I'll ■111Ii V
o il'-n d and I la m portal n»i to Mi me l&gt;, he Mill* to d eliver
I la*
l ight
tin
h aro iiieli-r eohsisls • I t hi
„ tw o fla g * o f the set have Uten ter's blK bouse iu (tie (ii o ik c I o w ;. eoiilil yet out of.
iiiiiuhcr.
di i.ml place.
ignation.
N E W YORK, Atig
clii|'l"V'nicnt tiKeneies vvhieli m
•I
lived by tlio women of the Slate d is tric t o f W avliinirtm i.
The tjeiii jo'tnwn hoii a* is closed
I-'iiih I Is
Factor
T ig e r Flowei . Atlam'a
Mb \ v ••
at Kid t h e b’o i t i e - 1,1
f flouse, which is henibpiart
.
now
,
tail
I
'IIIIIIIIK'I'
is
still
T A L L A H A S S E E F la., A ug.
19
“ A ll* at tin i nil of that tim e,"
» 'g b l lo .'|i- a itri.im-e
Tin n ia iii-r in i i .'v port.it ion and
I t ew III re
and a le 'r a t t e r
o f the su ites' com m ittee o f the
i,|*i A ri v.t iiiieuis rlosetl season I
lie adds, “ I Was in, h cltali arip ia ilil I I lial KI o' tin' |il'« Illi-l'S, pi m lm i'
when lie Won III,. ln|A
&lt;d ' - « im p.,, t ,i..l In llii .1 1*|»11
he
it
y.
e n 'i board.
H a w a ii und Un­
When Ini I.... ..
pri .■ i died
throughout i
eil w illi bim I linn tin- day In- hi h -■ till in, lit ••! tin c I a I e
boxing ' ll.' ... ...
frJ
( ..III . I-.I 1. -V l . .1 1Km* «*
i&lt;!&lt;
ite of Ohio huve eelebrnled then
Near I'i t l l i \v r iiiie
tiiat 11.i oei o at Iem li'il to he. ..... thr- I uitcd S ta lls oil Idaek bellied 1
' I || me."
VV.4 11.. ti't'O. ..'
Ll-I'h,
I ’ll' lull i'll, ,1,
nut 11 i . • i v
'
l
o
c
a
l
l
ol
l
I
10
ll
e
l
l
ill
ijr» and have presented f la g i rep
m l• ml l *■ 1 1 i n i . to hi i &gt;!d holin' anil gulden plover-., aero rillllg to ,
•Mr • i..t lY'.'ii i ' tI-IH •« 'I
\•
A mo ' i -i• 1
' IMW ■1 n:n , g.'ll 1 Ol .n r
1C In i \ '
i'.t
i I '(
A S 'liiaio (.aid .
n tln g each. T he flag*. ail at.
up
II I 10 , t t i l e Illol k l o I In
at Ho k i i . V iip m ia
loologieal urvey o f tin: l'n il
It
i l l 1 . I o n ,.IV k';i 1 MIMIC 4. M. |
f
•
“ Hi .1 Hi h hoiiU|
.
t
.
a
nl
1
In
oId
i
"
m
i'ii
i
•
!
.1. .'lo p in g in
i -u
d n 11 ■•
o f U niform size and m a te n a l
i Xi lo I . "
III 'Plull'* it
.1 tales I lepai 1iiii-ol of A g rii'iil- , 1
■ ha II I Ml n ,1,
J, |||(,
• I i• 1, III . ll 1.1 • &lt;T' . . • tn.ii l»tV
1
o
r
a
r.
M
m
......
.
a
,
“ \ i.in nl l ■ill til1 i • t no &lt;1 to him.
'It
............
and
on.
Id
Will la te r be pre enteil lo Ho­
a
di
pati
I.
I ill'i, which is i lii.rgcd w ith I l i e ' " 1
»r i » .'1 1" lul l Vll 11 till MlMll \ III
M
*,i
ei,i
er.
I
i„u,-r;
I-.
II,"
We
Im
in
i
I.
i
(
U
,
■
l/
l
I
te,
ll"
;
W
ll
ilie
alw
ay
&gt;
.
a
i
l
he
I
S
i
o
ii|&gt;.'.
a
v
o f Philadelphia.
av
Set nn il t ill
' i iiforci'iiM-nt " f the m ig ra tu iy h in t 1,1
ll..
,i"iii,-i 1ban t i . ■•1•1•*i .*. • if he l ■ • • ■ "I I lo- geio i al ,|i
av l toil *1 ii.*. i)i,n,|4t
ieae state days have been tie I III' to III •• If. *Nhi IP 1* IIM* lev
ii.it i I ol
to
t n a t y a rt.
Hunters are rem ir. li'il *''
* .ip ,ling i ii 1 io *1 Mil Y)|C |l|&lt;
III - I ll le ll" W,l| y„ („ |
Ined: M ary la n d , August 27; I,*- at, l hod',' an* ■• all 1 &lt;an P" il.lv .
th.
i
•
i
m
I.
,.
ml
i
in
11
v
■
*
ipillat
ion
1
l- Hu- Im ieaii that pci inns k illin g |
agelieie o ia iiita in large
W i •• . W,,| t III.'ll w ill &gt;1i &lt;it » : he* me
v. mi tkt
nil tnt
with Hie I angiet ad iiniii Ir a lio 'i. a lle m p i I,,
n aylvan ia. August
:tu;
New el ill he I Mi ’ 1In
a..di
M lii i lords are ■uhjert to prose I |, ■■ I "aid s iii ti" iii o f ih e ir
11. .• . ii o- h a bride I
«|mU III ll\\ Ti
l»
i;i.A
M
»
.
F
la..
Aug.
19
i/l*i
&lt; haniiel
I ho s, ^ro hast
ft e y ,
August
H I;
( ab fo rin a . la th .ill ’ So. Ii. III."'
tie
Aunt
la
i
general
III llll ( nit •&gt;
:i ti in i ii in
11 utioii in the federal co u rt*.
t p|
w it ti
o. it
lip
of p ip- i ill ( I
pi .(’&gt; , ale n He| iM.trlvt-l
o f a n "ml at o,ii in the,
* m ber 9 ; D elaw are, Nepiendiai In 'i If amt tlio "II.'. Ii ho g " t , Ho* Th •• h ii't'i t lapior haul m the lo
■ I lo r to ila v.
lo ry o f \ oliisa in,uni &gt; was n iin l'j _
lassnchuseiis. Si litemts-r
iiio ' I ii cut llint way.
■a lly tins morning at &lt; oi ouado t
Noi (i I
ilorado, Septenibei, 29;
“ I've h i.i'd be was a iie h t ma'l
jc
ollnn, Oi tohei
ii; Tennessee, Ilian, lull v oil lleViib eiiiilil tell il i Iteai'h, opposite \ i vv S n iu n ii, when
ib e r 7; VirK inia, ()i toiler 12; I,;, t ill in* I., hint, fo* lie almost { S h e riff S E. Stone and five o f t n - i f ? '
I deputies e:/ei| sevr-n autumiilnle-'
IN;
Soul li
Y o rk , October
I la vali aid unylhiUK V e p tn ' wliat I loaded w ith ail assortm ent of ln(
lin n , N ovem ber Id.
III' eouliln'l pel out o’ a \.: .' an' im r and I I'd i uses of liipioi' mi He
1lien lie ant it the sdlo’le I way grmir.d nearby.
possilde.
j ,v I* VI ll while all'll Were I;.Ill'll ill
“ It" spent inns' ail bis tim e rei.d .th e la a l and are held pending the
in ’, lie nevuli bad no eonipany. securing of $fillll hail I ueli. ll is
lie nevali accepted no invitations, { estim ated I lie value of lie- ears and
lie n&lt; vali |•1111iibi'il around in1 tb
it'" I ii |in,i- together would a p p ro \iiiiai&lt; '
K u'din.
He sea'cely
evali
VVl
s.'III.IMilt.
j /A S IIIN C J T O N , A u k . 1 9 .- l/l'i
vvulkin.’ Tin only tim e he got out
i V i l i r h t d e ilin e in
the
Ki-neral was Miiui-t iiiieti I’o* a little autoH E P L K Y IS S l I T
I I LEO
| | o f whcdesale prices for July nn Idle ride a n ’ he don't do th at
A replevin suit was filed Wed
ilhuwn in the m ontlily re p o it ve'y o fti i i ."
nesilay ill till' o ffice of the clerk
f- TJipdo’ public f.odav bv the lulm r
"T it, v ■ lli'il him a liu h iiiil.
I f ■ I i in nit lim it by tin II.m il ill
'! ^dapartment.
Farm prodncl * led I Vllll 1llc.l h wa ..lie in* VV'II ll .
feger S ale. I oiporatloti
against
j'- Il^ jth o price drop, due m aielv, it
" II e* \\ ;i poi.'lv tlio . 1 yeai
(lie H utton ( *'instno i ion , "iop in \
uxiill, to biW'i-i pi ices fur w ilile i liv id l.ul it didn't in ll.e llllll
•-I tins i l l y .
Ilie plaint it I .eiks
wheat, I io k s , lainiis. odious and p ■ mo* •t ;t Inihinil lit.iii be wa
In repli v v one g a ."I I lie d lag h n i',
V
fore, fit ti ** ■ not lull' I'ouhl. He w a
ei|Ulpped Willi a motor Ilf till' value
he d epartm ent's index num ber liubinit cv all ‘Tin e he set 1led do
o f $9,0011.
ayerlnK HI t ro illllio d itie - reKIster t ea lit e* in ( iuvvget nvv
I’ITII III ll.
| 150.7 fo r tile month a lo n ip m
Oi kind" $2211,1)110 bonds issued,
(■it like
'Mista l.iiieoln vviisn’
..w ith 152.11 fo r June. Foods, Iii tiittiu Ii. I iisi-d to
Inin
•i p.iving several cits -.treels.

rt

N. Y. Employment Agencies Constitute
Hood Barometer for ‘Man In Street’

WASHINGTON LETTED

(irch Meet Tn

Another Strike Is
( ’ailed In Morocco

I&gt;iLT l i(|Uor Maul Is
Made At New Smyrna

rht Decline Shown
Wholesale Prices
rlngrThePastMonth

Removal

S A L E

aihlnK m a te ria ls , fuels. ■liem ii als.
and household lo m ih n ii: in a lio uvcriiKcd low ei, while
Jnor Increases were ic p in ie d fo r
Ja and h u ld iiiK m aterial-',
ttcreases w ere shown in Lid
la and Increases in 91. The iu
j 'num ber fo r
fa rm
product.;
sppod fr o m 149.7 in June to
3.8; livestock und pou ltry showed
g re a te s t decline in th is divis
in , fro m 1 19.5 T o 19X 1. Foods
^ 'd ro p p e d fro m 1fttl.U to I 59 .il.

or

Sanford's Newest Jeweler

Slayer Of Son Is
J * At Point Of Death
f - j P 1N K V II.L E . K y „ A u k

19.

V IE L E

i/V.

K
F uson, 15, slu yer o f his
l-L io im son, luv in a hospital here to
d i y . hoveriiiK Is'tw eell life and
1 n d«a»th. An operation was p iT fo rm
to remove a la ille t in flicted liy
;;.W « aon in a battel o ver who would
ride a mule.
V ’* F u to n is not aw are tliu t he killed
to n J e ff. 21 in a fiK h t w hich
place Tuesduc n iR lit near th e ir
c.

1li&gt; Mnunolia Avc.

Saturday, August 21 - Monday, August 23

B

fa d that I will sol, ii m ine into m\ new store is the inspiration fur Hie urealesl value p iiin u ••DISCOUNT SAI-I n
I have v e r before offered to mv |&gt;alrons

W a u c h u la - Work
started,
oil
$90,090 p avin g program in this

I he selling policy that I have alwavs tnaintaiued will In* your guide lo correct values during (his sale, just as
it has always been a guide and pruteeliou lu my customers. All discounts will he taken from my regu lar selling price
so that there ran be no doubt as lo the exact amount saved on each article that ymir purchase.
The necessity for the greatly enlarged q u arte rs which my new store will give me, is due to I lie loyally of niv
many friends mid patrons and I know of no b ette r way Hint I can show my appreciation than by o ffe rin g my mer­
chandise al MISCOUNTS lhal will make il profitable to all of my customers wlm lake ad van tage of it and yon haw
the choice of articles th at are NEW.

iV.v. ■

SCHEDULE

| t &gt; I . M i l r t us r n r n r r lo t. p r r l ( I f l a n n , l « r « r g i.r r h m , » l i l f
FflHrtBK r a u n .
K ln ln a
rw tnii.
fc jtrfc e a , &lt; * ia br&lt;l ru iim a . I.n lk
-v im ip lr lr w llk •b u w rr . Im lt lP l a ( t i l u r r a , r l r r l r l r r u n a r an il
, X n I i Ii w « lr r b r a lr r .
Ilu u » r
K la k M l a w k l l r r n n u ir t .

r

T ifV* *

I’.

/ 5 ™ Discount on

OWMr
o f ( h r u lm r m ol
■ ■ I k . r l i t i l i n tu a r i l h it

«■ rmmf Irnn a..

20

Diamond
Jewelry

$8,500
Hr

DISCOUNTS
ra t
Cent

Discount on Silverware, Sterling
and Plates

A

S Discount

20

ill a u k pm tuirm t unit Ib r
b e * I l k * r r n i m i l b a m lle
a ltr a r llv r
b a il
a lm u a l

I m U *.

20% Discount on gold

N -B E R G

on

Jewelry and gold Fill­
ed Jewelry

Mm* I
rfc *a e T ia

Clocfyi

20 H On Glass
W are. 20 H on
Lad ies’ B ra c e ­
let w a t c h e s
and
m en’ s
w atches.
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I P S TO END To Remove Store
\*ui, &amp;
a p p e a l To New Location
&gt;&gt;*D' * An a l
$8

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COURT Noon H our In Wall Street
C A S E S INDICATE Reveals Human Side O f
COUNTRY’S PUI-SE Dealers InNation’s Wealth

Plans for tjic openit.g of the new
(Continued from Page 1)
■ton. It 1b • question whether jewelry store of H. C. V ide on
B efo re
H i g h e s t j NRW YOHK
AllK 2 o . - ( / P ) want that canal. I read the Magnolia avenue in the near f u t­ L i t i g a t i o n
k] bill over this morning.
I ure are being rushed to complet­
T r i b u n a l In L a n d I s I L i r - Mm,|ty |H Kl(1(f j„ Wall s t r e e t but
lave the canal can be built un- ion according to the owner. The
o m eter
Of
(,’n n tr:&gt; v c rn illl the people there are f a r from being
th a t bill. If there are Impcr- rapid increase in his business in
(
J
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e
s
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n
i
t
s
l
l
t
t
f
o i c C m n l r y the pawns in the continual game
on-i In It, they can be remed- th« past year i:&gt; given as the re a ­
which piqiular conjecture pictures
son
for
the
move
into
la
r
g
e
r
j
If we want the canal, we
them.
They are very human, ap
quarters.
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WASHINGTON',
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i
/P
i
let matterg stand as they
parent ly more so in their hoiw of
Mr. V id e has only been in this When the historian of the-e times relaxation lhan members of timer
I f w# don't want the canal,
m
city about a year. He opened his looks for a renin! of 'he deep na- business groups.
ought to be dropped."
J . O. Leonardy, attorney, said frist store here on Get. 3. of last timial impulse- whidi have i'ovem- | Noon is akin to the proverbial
He was formerly in the oil the development "I the Amen
didn't think It was proper to year.
Saturday night in a small town,
whether the Commimiinn- jewelry business in New York rintl, * ***' nation. In* will find it reud\ I with only the slight differences
Augusta,
Gn
He
has
hem
eii-i
l
‘&gt;
he
hand
in
the
year
to
yearhav* the right to anpenl the
I caused by custom and environment.
lston. wIf the majority of the gaged In the h i c n e s s 27 years. ■ducket of the Supreme &lt; oiirt.
I
Sunshine Anri Quiet
The new store will he one of th e ,
Litigation before the court is a
{Mople w ant the canal, let them
The streets are only cannons be­
rnoHt attractive jewelry eFtnblinh-i barometer »»f wll of those contiov t w e e n walls of memory, but then
l a v e lt,l’ he said.
nionts in tin1 state when com plet-j crsial qucMiona which attain tie* the sunlight shines stra ig h t down
.^ ■fleeted To Uphold Law,
The interior stature of n*al mitmmil issues,
)' Alfred Foster asked whether the cd, it is declared.
into the voids and its brightness
Cobimlsft’oners have the right to fixtu res, iiirlutling display cases, Die court s mechanism is not flul is reflected oil I in* crowds.
There
Attack^ the law when they are counters Htnl window .Resigns will tered h pa- m g v p o litiia l commo j an* no bustling shoppers here, no
Ih* bbick w alnut, and lire all spect,llt lik‘'
“dsniograpb. persons rushing to appointments,
f lelled tb uphold the laws.
the local store.
wf"&lt; &gt;' m e a l ie s
earthquakes.
it ior the burly burly
of
business
K,
A. Bnimlev urged that Sem­ialf«.made for
*
f t
,
, sots flown tfifaJliiilv t In* s tor v f&lt;t
inole'county join hands with Bn*rh e stock or the new store w ill . (.v|,rv
v upheaval ... na- hours. Noon is a time to relax.
All traffic except th at e ss e n ­
thn|1(fhl.
K«;V' rmrw county in “putting the canal cons.st o f the newest and latest
tia! to I lie district is diverted at
project over." He declared it was designs in the je w e lry line and w ill
| niJ,., , )f N (.w ] hhuvh
*!• belief a bill could be perfect- he greatly increased over that now j KvfTVthill(; w orth fig h tin g ov&lt; &gt; that hour and curbstone boundaries
,M to assure the construction of handle.! a t the present location. . M.rim l5|v v&lt;&gt;ntun11v is fought out ,are forgot ten,
i
Walk In Middle Of S t r e e ts
the canal.
. p o t h e r fe a tu re w ill be the «■»- , |M.f„ ri. „ u. |,jL,b e -t court,
Then the statue of Washington
1r,.tH, wns
■j .vtAemlnole county citisens are tab llsh m en t of « je w e lry re p a ir I T h ).r,. w:ls „ ljn „.
[’. nananlmously” for the project, II. Mhopw In connuMtilm w ith
' shown hv tin* i » r i i i «*i k -4« of anti i looks down mi Nassau S tre e t, one
‘qU. Du Bose, real estate broker, said watch repair department.
trust ,„ses .......... ..
ami railnmd of the few wide ones, where girls
(ft reporting the expression he has
The p e n 'in ne I of the present (
jlllt „„ th„ crowded .locket in fours, g r o u p s of youths, or hen
the
“girl
Vide, president tlf 1 1,,. i , ■■■it
I on the subject.
He said he store is: H.
Hot these and "lfu-i and here a lad and
Lunch
iand general manager, f .
H rig g s,! iii live national problems ,,f ;t few friend," promenade.
no reason for the dealy.
Miss Pearl I’ow- years ago have been crowded aside |brief ami they saunter about in the
,
‘ ' Commissioner Kllhce opened his head watchmaker.
middle of i In* street until the cluck
* adlwi'll in the saels 1 |,y ( |„, vigorous growth of new iremarks with the statement he , 1 nn*'
-trikes otic
department.
Another
wulehmuk
SU
|1.
knew the "m ajority present are op­
ll is tin
aim* "u Wall Street
er
and
a
man
to
lake
charge
of
posed to what I have to say." The
Prohibition Takes Lead
itself wtnih is hardly more than
project is bigger than most men the jewelry rn pair shop will lie
loilai
prohibit ion cot mi c o n t e n t
a narrow at!c\ or mi New S tree t,
raalixe, he declared.
It will cost added in the near future. Mr. Vie- l akes the lead, 0**1 onlv in (he mini
which a wide truck would fill from
le
said.
three times the reported cost, he
her of i iisi-s pending, but in tin* curb In curb.
Mid.
“I
tm
big
enough
to
stand
variety
**f
que
s
t
i
o
ns
presented
for
m
Community Friendliness
all the criticsm ," he said.
decision.
The n come a group oi
There is a sociability about it all,
"I don’t think it is right for
c a s e s incident to present day in
and an excavation
for
a new
tboae men to go up to Taliahassee
I tensive i ndustrial dev'(ln|iin&lt;mt
Iniililiiig is sufficient a ttra c tio n for
•nd do those things without con. mostly the outcome " f proceedings as many persons
as can crowd
I believe if
| instituted or i gi na l l y bv the
Fed
, b ralUng the people.
around the guard rail.
th«y carry out what they outlined,
e n d T r a d e Commi ssi on.
I*i&gt;trolling the s tree ts
during
K will coat 13,000,000.
The over­
Next may be
listed
l.ueshni!-. i ibis Mine arc the hawkers who reap
head expense Is nearly one quarter
a r i s i ng mil of the in■111i-ilo'rial turn
I^JfV before you above! any dirt."
Ten eases of disorderly conduct, of mini! Ill ( n n g i e s s .
J ' h e v III
three
tra
ffic
violators,
two
cases
CltlseHa’ View* Are Needed
elude I lie t o n a l oil t uses, and oi It
of
assault,
ami
Iwo
loitering
cases
. Ceorj
------ t a W. Knight, president of
e i s invoH mg t In* light
of
I he
A MODERN
the Title Guaranty and Mortgage composed the docket at tho Mum l egi slati ve liMinch to delve into new
cijial
t'luirt
this
morning.
Judge
Co.,
fields of 11111111rv
m- . said it “will be only fair to
(
Know how the people feel” on the W K. White presided at the court.
Alien 1‘roperlv ((uestion
The
most
serious
charge
w««
W/ BUhieot.
I he &gt;pn ■I loo ol w hat Io do wit li
against Italjev Mi/.ell, who was
alien propel t \ -ei/ed dur i ng lin
. . i h Mr. Knight asked for a rising
to
te , and Pre
Pro sident
Douglass re- charged with disorderly i ondilct world wi n, around wtioh a new
rOte.
RiUt’IH l/llll)(l
and
assault
He
was
fined
S.’tfi
(filed th at he would make a moi ha ot i t *&gt;f inti m a t on a I l a w i tie
to whether the Commis- on the former count and dismiss
mg wr i l l en. ha- t l il nun inlo lip\ goners should pay the costs of the ed on the latter.
court aiiotlo-i 'intcii i mg g i o u p
Karly
.Williams,
youthful
negro,
ll. “The court has Issued its
e f cases, up lulling
I he
I ici man
who
is
alleged
to
have
caused
quite
ON III G i n : V S T R E E T
he said, “and the comship l i t n a l i o n and the battl e over
ipiulonera are going to the S u ­ a commotion in (he darktowp s e c ­ the Ge i ni an i Ip i p p . i I and live p a l ( ,it«*nti*il nti I n n e r i i i r t i t r I n f ,
lliln
iiHrm i h r
I mi i i m *
hux
m s Court.
Have
they the tion of Sanford yesterday when ents.
he
brandished
n
shotgun
ami
I
m
r i h i n ml I l n u r *
tti r n i * « l i ni H,
t f I say they have not..”
In
r
i
t
e
1
11
I
n
r
n
o
n
t
i
i
H
f
i
f
lrrbiggest knockers against threatened revenge oil older youths
lilitra*. t i t »t In* 11
r u m tin
who
had
been
tormenting
him.
was
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da are "right here In the
I tni l i li nt 1*1* 11 , t li n Hi-rat&lt;iiri|
i i r I i i s i s s s m s i i i s i i s i i i i i
iMfillis. KllUlKlN
according to C. C. Flolfc, dismissed.
K.
Vincent,
Ju
n
io
r
llavnes,
01ry of the Avon Park Charnof Commerce, who said he lie Ferry and Alex {Irani, all fo r­
THY
to the luncheon to hear the feited bonds of $Ii on charges of
Sarah How
&gt;roject discussion.
He e x ­ disorderly conduct.
I I I I ' I m’I mi 111 ii fy\n in a* I* Iirlrnl
tern hope he would be able aril and W alter Allen were d is­
Jh(Inti tin- Mill billin', n
mi u ry
In the canal when it was missed on similar charges, while
I r i i n* .

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Stanley West was fined $12, and

If
m

Mld.

fl. I

EumanianQueenTo
wit United States
P..'
Ithin ______
Short Time

I loci si on has been reached by the
«'alii net to contract a loan of $I(J.
I 000,000 with Hlair and Conqmiiy
tif New York.
Thin money will la*
used to meet several nldlgut ions id'
the mlmiiiistruliun.

IIAKKHY.

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S ta n d a r d —

t'aititl.p’ x gctiiux lor Irxdrrship vvxi nrvrr m nunifnt
jx todzy, when, following on thr hcrU of d,&lt;* rn..,,
sip 1 &lt;T*dnl yrir in its history, when «j|rx in, rrwrd »- pn 1 m t, Cadillac inaugurate* ihc nnprrccdriiird plin*1
,d providing ; o n color ami upliolstcry tomhitiatinni,
aip 1 qo body aty lea and type*.

KM HM VN'S ALL WOOL S I 1 18

Simultaneoualy CiHi'.lac has added new imprnvrmrnu
and rrlmementx — notably in an exclusive cuihinn spring
dedgn that i* incomparably luxurious and ravtul; in
added nic eties o f trim and fitments; in the development
o f nnv lines with largrr and more curving lenderi; 1
new radiator shell design; new md largrr lamp, r».
finetnents which, in combination wiih an imappnq, her|
range ol bodv atvles and color .*.eln iu&gt;n«, pine rhe
new Cadillac on a commanding pinnacle of individu­
alized luxury and distinction.

TROU SERS
M ADE TO O R D E R

$6.00

I’honc tilH mid 7MIW,
Nnt'l

Fitter Rivalry Exists
itween Factions Of
le MexicanCongress
^ ita B X IC O CITY, Aug. 2 0 - (A *)■ p ta r'riv a lry between factions In
ss is indicated by a recent
ace.
(ndr«is Garcia and Deputy
Dias were killed yesterday;
•Santiago Caparosxa shot
■times through the body,
bystanders also
were
probing results of
last February ami
troops had been stationed
lobbies to prevent disorders
.started yesterday In
Iturblde Hotel, in the
section, A number of
estimated at from seven
»ty, began shooting a t onefrotn opposite sidewalk*,
its. was crowded with peafld automobiles.

torment

without delay.

Yon can
Mciitho
Sulphur from any good druggist
Let a trial of Mcatho-Sulphur
show what this menus to,you Send
the coupon for it. (‘lip it now.

obtain a jar of Howies

Whitehall I'bnrmical Co
Free
TdlH Madison Avenue
Trial
New York, N. Y.
Dept N 7!i:t II
Mall me a Free Sample of
Mentha Sulphur.

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I L LA
or

G E N E R A L

M O T O R S

Sanford Cadillac C(

Corporation

jt-'-lil I Irvi Vnf'l II11nl* lllilu.
I’hiiin- 7 1 ii

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SANFORD GROVE

_

“A m id Majestic Pines ”

and that means driving slowly down Geneva

K e e p H e t* C o o l
-a n d L a y in g

Avenue to Mellonville Avenue or to Sanford
Avenue.
T h e location of Sanford Grove assures the

Hot, fnt, Inry lima that nre allowed to swelter and
•irzle in summer will not lay next winter. Fred
your birds a ration balanced for s u m m e r . Feed
less grain feed it is beating. Keep your hens cool
and comfortable in hot weather and th ey’ll reward
you with lots of eggs when winter comes. Feed
cooling Chicken Chowder,

buyer of property there of future value.

growth, and

Bauman Brothers
D IS T R IB U T O R S
Phone S 2

it isn’t “shack growth” either.

T h e restrictions of Sanford Grove arc such as

i

to protect the property owner for all time.

Sanford, Fla. JI j

Hens Can't Make Feathers and |
Eggs at the Same Time!
Feed for feathers now and you will get Eggs next full.
Sunshine Wn&gt; Makes I’miltry P ay.”

Investigate the D esira­
bility o f Sanford Grove
A s a Future H o m e

" |h*

Sanford Feed &amp; Supply Co.
SUNSHINE EGG MASH

S an ­

ford Grove is directly in the path of the city's

ri

ShinolNcr Hltljf.

C O M O M I I I

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To the Shopping Center
In Eight Minutes...

Phone 539
i f . 20,— OP)— Renig,
R. Taylor, Tamps,
e h ift o t the interna! rave-

Hank Bldg

C AD

D E C R E E

117 Second

f;

irlcan life.
} I t Is probable that she will
her 51st birthday in the
iked 6 ta te a , which falls on Oct,

M EW

iqicn all Saturday until !&gt; I*. M .'

Sulphur Clears
An Eczema Skin

jaTArRW, Aug. 20— (Ah - T h e
paopla of tho UnltetJ States «m»n
jT# to see one of tho most hapdaoqio members of European r*iyA n v lireaki og
rfty — Queen Marie of Rumania.
out of tin* skin,
At tho end of next month the
even fiery, ilrli
qiieen will leave for New York. It
mg eu/.emu, can
tft hor hope to vlalt each of the IS
In* quickly nyer■Mtos In the union and probably
iiiiiie by applying
E b\
We chief cities of Canada. She
Menthn - Sulphur,
Wjlj not adopt an Incognito, but
declares a noted
Will travel at a queen. Therefore
skin
specialist
M e will he unable to vtiilt the
llccaosi* of its
tjjptnes of cltlxcns, as a formal
germ destroying
guest, and will put up at hotels,
property,
this
ekespt when in Washington, where
sulphur prcpura
will probably lodge at the tion instant Iv brings ease from
MUmanlan legation.
skin irritation, soothes and heals
Ihe desires to travel through the el zenm right up and leaves
United States as much as pos­ the skin clear and smooth.
i t by automobile so th st she
ll seldom fails to relieve
tip-

f i s h e r (its tom 'B u ilt — fd eetiv n n d (itstom%

D E A N -B E R G

D A Y TO N A '

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to wrists by hnndcuffh aa^
ns, I
.guarded closely.
This practice
making it virtually Impossible for
was evolved only recently af‘df a
them to be snatched away. Thu
I series of holdups.
kidnaping of th« messenger Is prsCareful Precaution
looking moo- eluded by t*e presence of two or
, N.l’w Smyrns.
* 2 " ' *st7 n c a r r y h e ”!htic
! thrce armed guard walking behind
fastened |him with weapons m hand in coat

500 (*o/or (Combinations

$22.50

^umumrnmuwTmum

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rEody S ty les a n d Types

$7,500

The 10c Dim Lie l.nnf
AH(

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Democratic Meeting I’laren

5-R oom
Bungalow S. W. Bradford

1" reddle Green $7 nil tile same
f * U r Guest of Chamber
“ a have a celery grower who charge.
Itoscoe White was fined $ J fur a
JjMOM 96.000 an acre last season
&lt;w
aJ» calery,"
cm
“ his
he declared. "That traffic violation, The »use of J.
Itive fact. He had five II. Wei burn, another tr a ffic of
'• eighths acres and got fender, was continued until Mon
day, and Jew el! ilrnwn was fined
j000 near Avon Pork."
Adjutant General Clifford It. $!&gt; on a similar charge.
Jm j Gates and Harold Itubinson
it«r of 8 t. Augustine, Florida
tlqnal Guard, said that his city wero fined $7 each &lt;ni i barges of
taora new people this summer loitering.
® W before. , The exodus of
CTIII.K SKKKH LOAN
•PMulator from the mirth will
SA N TIA G O , ('bile, Aug. 20. i/l'i
lUlt in sound values in Florida,

"U-jrV

The president and clerk eat side
hv side in the same lunch rooms,
particularly those where you wait
..a yourself and then figure your
own hill.
This action of the hanker, how­
ever, may be construed as carefu l­
n e s s , as even small sums now are

Disorderly Conduct
Cases Predominate
In Municipal Court

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their fortunes in nickels and dimes
newspapers, rumba, novelties - j
anything that strik es the fancy.
The scene is entirely a t vnriHnce
with the activity
of the street |
which makes a million drdlars only
•mall change.
Money is a commodity here, and
all realize the futility of excessive j
display, except for the stnmiurd
"prosperous looking” clothes which i
are effected both by bank p r e s i - !
dents and twenty-dullar
a week
clerks.

m

BUTTERSPLIT
BREAD

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Myrtle &amp; 4th Sts.
Feed Specialties for Stork au(|
Poultry.

SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
K. C. M IL L E R , Pres.

First National Bark Bldg.

Phone 249

�mWm
v $ rr?

Ji8 B F * i

i'SHfcf S i "itS
J W h flS
has

the city o f ‘ West

ce„ effected by, y aiidH^A. W

[GTON
lV. Will tlie f«ct
... ‘ Jpnninttf , , r &gt;’Hn
"' % • ' « ' llff*,rt‘^ e
convcn-

ie t t e r

Cara way’s prediction that the |i,,n
o c ra ts ’ next presidential nomitn
will he a dark horse.
Angell's list o f possibilities ;

the conventional

Smith. Wii

lir m (i. McAdoo, Governor Up, hie
°f_ Maryland and Governor Itonabev
( o f Ohio— plus ex-Kccri tm &gt; of \k._
own, an 1
|riculture Meredith, Imv
S e n a to r Hitchcock, Nebraska,
(G natiiray . „tir usion corn belt favorites.
T h e name o f Sen ato r Heed, of
f t k ,,, formidable.
when h" coiddn t Missouri isn’t on the scroll. |vr
hapit Angell merely forgot him,
/tiriv*.' Without )&gt;»m, No m atter. He’ll get plenty of
minders n due course.
L|jjfc followers keeP lt
lifijns .n

Wa-hnKton
dual.
U n e'’, 11 L'n 'at
|)nrlv will
tin)!
as his
h l*1'''* ■
ill,.

1 opinion seems
&gt;s death mentis
*«Ktiv^l Smith.

BY DAY
FLORIDA

two

lots

.! I’kgs,

the

ARC

RAKERY.

25c

.35

:i:ic

N,i.

Fare Creamer* Ituller

49c

At Palm etto

TOM ATOMS

Hi

No

l F E \S

12

I-2 c

%-

1In

Milk fell hens and fry e rs
F. esh fruits and vejjetahles.

llis. Ft IT AT O E S

S e r vice

( { u t i li t y

U o u rle sy

GONZALEZ GROCERY GO.

EDGEWOOD
Grocery

M n tr n n lfa n t

Rhone 277

S A N F O H I) AVtv.
F IR IN K

Rhone :i!)

■*■ *** f
Li tSl V‘ '"

T h e re ’s just one reason we serve so many- »*/
folks with their m eats— here they lire sure * "
of good, clean products such as (hey feel
safe in feeding1 the family.

45c

:!I!H

"j
,-i ,iirt&lt; 1'..':
IH

The Kind of Meats
Folks Prefer

50c

R O B ER T S G R O C ER Y
First

»

DAYTONA

\l&gt;
OSCEO LA
t O H N . S I tilt

I 'R E S I I F R U I T S AND Y E U K T A R L E S
A S P E C IA L T Y

Arcade Grocerteria

.* rf

It end classified ndu/for repQl
_i

9c

T H E R E tire id her things mure ple:isur:thle
Hum shopping on a hoi slimmer day. Use
your phone. Our choice is jus! as selective
as if wiu would be hero yourself. And we
deliwv promptly.

65c

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Apply nt Apt. No. 1.

10 lbs SI G Ml

It’s So
Convenient!

Ip. J a r Sweet Mixed Fii kb"

McLamlcr
v/

Hates $&lt;10.00 and up per month,

Plenty of
Parking Space

Phone
for
Food!

Macaroni

,t &lt; aim Fork X Keans

finest

E legantly Furnished
T h e 1 0 c Dfl
Each apartment consists of livin g 1
room, full size bed room, dressing!
loon) with full size Murphy bed,! A R C R A K E R Y , T).
dinette, kitchen and hath. E l e c t r l - 1
•en’ .'fr i i j
cal refrigeration and garage in­
»•*. -ii ,J lullJ, *■
cluded.

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ii71

25c

■i y

Corner Park Av*. and Central St. j

T h e 10c Double L oaf
No. I C M w U iim O O K IIUTTKK
At
NO. 1 CANS liE A C K H K K lilE S
At
I UKSH E C tiS.
DOZEN
S L I C E D HACON
POUND
:» C A N S T A L L V. C. C R E A M
AT
HI LIN. IRISH 1'HTATOKS
i\T
Hi OZ. J A R S JA M
AT

49c •

here ovei lunking1 out

ItriitK

G ro cery C om pany

PARK APARTMENTS

65c

10 lbs. Su gar

— We

BUTTERSPLIT
BREAD

Maxwell House Coffee

L|rri|i'' , ni1 1 1 lias a f - 1 o f the b ea u t i f ul l akes in the city

01 EVERY
PORT!

McCULLER’S

RHONE

j

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’ to

clo*h.?X"h^St'
SiJ?
mucli progress in made in th e next

B altim o re ia all upset because
when Its mayor, H. W. Jackson
I lie fig hi.s figured prominently
asked A cting Se cre tary of Wur I irl ll" ‘ a f fa ir s .o f Tnankind since the '
McNlder td remove the Curtis Hsy 1 '
hi St times -.f whieh we have |
nrsenkl from its midst, McNuler I
record. Not ..nl\ has the fruit
replied thnt it will cost Sl.fdHI.Oim I been highly prized, out at one
and e&lt; r.gress will have to grant 11mm i lie h , i v k vxei c u d us dot li­
the money Tirst..
mg.
j
" T h e r e 's no dangt r anywav
he
i.,
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.
.
.
.
.
,
.
,
,
'•'c, \mi will lemi miter, made ,

firmed judgement of the circuit I
court of T a y lo r county in the c a s e 1
o f ,J. II. Willii.nis, plnir-tiff m er 1
ror, versus the State of Florida, de­
fendant in error.
,
Williams was convicted of will
full and malieious in pii v 1.. p. ,
I s.niml property of urmlli't and t'm 1
ISSKI',
Ho ' ed $100 or four month impri
j
r-riilutl ij , IMOl
t&gt;f
merit.
I,f..
I
line
sen
VIMV' .1
mi im incut lit |
d,m*M I'crmissjon b y 1 TA Id .A 11A S S K K ,
Fla .,
id’)
"c.annu loners of ( The Iulcir.nl lm provim . nl Itmird I
hI|. i,, vi .il her sun ; a t its weekly meeting agreed I&gt;■j
L|,j|itMHwre nrriHiged j sell to K. W. Stafford of Miami, f
ieilvi's.
|il» &lt;ntire township of :!'J, HIO acre;
r,.fli- ii 1 was due to u t $10 i.u acre, on condition 1tint i
’,(■ ijmi - o' s plans to he put up a $G,n()0 guarantee. The
|land is located in the northwestern
__
le o ir.er of Broward comity and it
C ut
F!a .
f/F*)— is planned to form a coloin of
f r,lll Al| pend 1.alio .'i Armenians.
K. K, Gon lno lioughi
fi H;H'ii '■ liete a cele- Hll.lt acres of suhnu rgi d l.m.l in
L h,.| |l,v . II the local I'CC county for $1HH an iht ".
Ifl'VcfT.HM I t. fraternal
(1,,t i f . Ilm ii I post of
LAKELAND,
Eta., i/Ti
The i
|t |, t.,.,fi The gover hoard of mi-^iniis of lie- Mi Hindi l |
will i
,i-'1 11 1 1i■in
to Episcopal Church, Suiilh.
I'll V
p.icli
of
the
build
a
new
c
h
i
m
b
m
Hu
fin T
f within
short time, it tee In i ',
annoiiT.ced folliiwing I he pniclia •
J.’la.,

It la

U r c h through the arrangement
of I few yei.rs as has been made in th e ]
iirrn"K ttnent of
,,,,
"cd' ami
Kot iutions 'a 'n .V "lu"
‘‘ ,UI trade
tr'ide no-1
n o - ' llast
a s t few, we may y e t live
___ to i_e_ e f / , , r ’ y«n rnuld ]K*I o ff a few
of them anil, if you could find a
*x|»rnSa.‘
"I,erat'in&gt;r this mo h l acn .:. in voxue in all of bowl
big enough and h sufficient
its simplicity and charm.
gnaiititv of regular ol&lt;|-fashioned
Gainesville— Contract
let,
for
l e t ns hope and despair not!
cow s cream, you could
n i tint at ruction of 3 buildings,
at
Hut the fig tree also bears f,,as| ' hi,t would tempt the gods to state farm colony here.
fruit, as well as leaves, and there come dow n ajrl jidfl you
||o\
arc
many people who think that, u
Arid speaking of ideals, naturally
' U ,,,A I
nice, ripi fig iH about the most one th ,.ks of the ideal car selling
P rSo to Work to start soon, on
Seminole lludson-Mvsev C o ,
soothing thing thi t can he applied
of South Finn
for a reasoimlde price thnt the av- first
, , $d«0,ono unit
.
to a hungry palate.
erage man does not have to w r e n c h '' 11 ' un" ir ' * ! ’ , s “ College,
S.liilord, Flu.
The only objection 1 have to the, his t a n * , cco,mt to pay. E v ery ar Ed:
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
Hn'tftlK given attention to the
watermelon and the peach, I think
woftldTie guilty
v
TRY
I wnQtd'hc
of a gloss uverg h t -IJtf q*x fialcd
fi
" &lt;yrlit
at Ilu.s sel.soll of
yehr to write sonic apprcciathec yi%r
i ion
,
m of the fig.
fi

tern tour
I from a " l's
.
.
iii national : ml
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Hw&gt; Lrrll a I*'rot t y good
' " i Ill's! flock mil of a fig leaf,!
'T h a t’s what they said at [&gt;enistlgnt"r doesn t •&gt;!'i and it must have hei n ve ry he
Hint'll id Senator l mark L ake,” wails Biiltinuuv.
I
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W herever fine fu n d s ore
Itriitlnml I mined A «.K: R
iiuyers represent yon, and
choose for ynur tiildc Hif
finest at low onI prices ob­
tainable.
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Ider, 3 Pkgs. f o r .......
I* Ketchup
1?. Hot...........................
Iliim a Beans
| Can, 3 f o r.................
p Nectar Tea
lice Tea. 8 Oz. Pkg.....
|le(K) Jam
|rt Ja rs .......................
pm Soap
be liars, 5 f o r .............
Fiuot ( Inb .
Ale.........................

r Apple Sauce
pTan,....

1Raspberries
[2 (’an ..
ln&gt;i ield Bacon
Hj^ound P k g ...........

25c
mealtime
satisfaction
25c
26c
37c
49c
29c
17c
C a m p b e lP s
18c 5 TOMATOES
30c
51c LFresh Tomatoes
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110 S a n f o r d A ve,
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(!nt from prime Kanstis City Reef.

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Western
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Corn,

Size, Per lb ..........

bozen................ ........

M EAT M ARKETS

U’s Ih e c h a r a c te r a n d qualiti| of th e food q ou butj at Piqqlij
W iq q lq th at m akes th a t m e a ltim e hour satisfqinq.
D aintq
food s o r m o re su b stan tial th in q s — P iq q lij lU iq q lq shelves a re
just lo a d e d w ith a p p r o p r ia te suqqestions. S e le ct th e m qour*»
telf^ -leisu relq .

ies

Lemons

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A l [frisbane fSees* It,

i

Germany Coming Up.

n t* fl

Fou r years ago a man and his wife from one of Florida’s
Illg Business PajR.
A ttu t
Russia Less Radical.
leading cities went to Europe for a sum m er’s sojourn. They
A Fight Not Fought.
as Second e ta ** M n tm took with them th ree trunks filled with carefully-chosen
‘ T t i . ' a t the P o s to ffW clothes, and enough hand luggage to make them a source of
IlY A R T H U R B R I S B A N E
lor Ida. under Act of
(CimrrixNt
I95«. kr
wealth to the porters and stew ards who lined their path.
a #
T
h
e
y
had
a
wonderful
time
nnd
have
been
planning
ever
.—M t l * r usd Maaaaer
A N E W York firm, Dillon. Head
wmAft.... .....-Aaaoelat* Kdllor since to go again. And the oth er day they started. Fortune
nnd Cm, buys an intercut in one i
B . J O N E S , M a a a c ta a K d llo r
having smiled upon them-—one o f those smiles that accom ­ of the grentuRt C.crmnn hank*, th e !
rM M ra a cn im o w n m ; »
panies the business of handing over a million dollars or Dii.kouto ( ieselischnti, following a
transaction in which the sam e firm
r a £ ^ T$ t £ h x M
c-nrrir;.'V*"r ho— thiR man and his wife were able to buy anything they undertook flotation of six ty m il­
i, iSc. weekly uditinn * * 0u i fancied in their p
preparation
So they bought lions of bonds on German Sleet
r e p a r a t i o n for the trip.
rear,
___________________ — — - j two new seal hand-bags, packed them loosely with a few w11 r k h,
Clarence Dillon, ju s t back from
'com fortable clothes and went to Europe,
tee.* JWiJ»'1j ltt mneiiAI1
Europe, has probably discovered
u t enUMeiiiiTooit*
« n t « r t a iiim » u t * w
h e r e *|
)
wher•
jj] New York they bad a couple of rugs, some magazines what some Americans don’t know:
not tofttif
■r« marts will !••• eliarR*-il
and books sent aboard th eir ship, but they are going to that Germany is making the most
a d v e n t u ln a rn i*n .
have no bother with baggage this year. They are well rapid recuperation a f t e r the war.
and in five year* will lead all o f ,
ATKVla r_
”
, enough o ff to wear their old clothes
Rnctsted Pres*
MrluiEurope, industrially and fin an cial­
__ Mad vo the umi for
i«.
More than that, the fashion of traveling with qu antities ly.
Jcstlo h of oil nows illopntchr ,
,
According to the
The whole of G erm an y ’s debt
itjid tn this pnprr nmi nin.i ti.- rif luggage went out some months ago.
^
'"p r.iili j president of the New York T ra n s fe r Company, only about is four billions of dollars, less than*
dlfkfcti t a&lt;
4 »Mherein
herein nr
nroa ul*n
uiwo rpm&gt;rvpii.
third as much baggage is going through New York one fifth of our national debt.
“ Winning the w ar" is not always
this year as there was in 1023 and HUM. Travel is greater profitable. Ask England o r France.
{.
J ^ M p A Y v ADO. 20. 1926.
------------than ever, but people don’t carry all their possessions with
B IG G E R I t t 'S I N K S S
can Jiay
Im fe HER A LI) PLATFORM
PLAT
them nowadays.
And with the present style o f women’s
where smaller business can't. Mr.
clothes. Friend W ife can put u thnusnnd-dollnr gown in her Schulte, wliu (ms hundreds of retail
■■ lit
•,a' * ■" *
Slmr? ,fkr * '
" ,,n* ' i hand-bag, and then have room for a dozen oth er outfits. Mores, buys up a syndicate of d rag
M » (* to
I ’(topic who make successful motor trips soon learn to stores that had paid only one divi­
•^6oaRtrU«tIoo of Rt. Jo h o a -la - [travel light. They learn how to he comfortable with a few dend of :i(l cents a share in five
years, and agrees to r ’ v fl per
...
c « m I.
changes of clothing.
They select garm ents th a t can he cent regularly on the seven million
■ of o h l t r way.
llRWlRg pool, tennis ennris, compactly packed and yet come out umvrinkled. And they dollars of stock.
t1'!
Individual initiative and energy
IflRIRtRllRI »f fcolldlnp pro- notice th at everywhere they go the better class of people
• t a o —kanara, hot r la. spnrtst/ll count
Hut the days of Imsi
traveling in automobiles are dressed for comfort.
■ r a t hnnaoa.
ness on a m a i l scale, with (lie
i l _L_&gt;Cst#M*J»a ot street pavlns pro-i The Florida mini and his wife who set out for Europe |mvil,.rMinuting itthe from door
fc-Uc oaafrnrtlnn of h o o l o r a r d the other day said
"we may grab up our bags and go to j"wu.diiug hi&lt;hands withinvisible
if arooNJ I alto Monroe,
aaloro plat low of f i l l hesiillflrn- India and &lt;"hitin and come home by the Pacific c o a st."
1
" ivl‘' lt w n lcr." has gone
*r tton program. *■
They will probably do just that and see everything there
H^)CiM«ali&gt;n of school
ayaarm
Itltk pm i laloa for tnrri-aard is to see as they go. The point is that they have reached a
It I ’ s s I A HK&lt; ■&lt;) M E S ,
e ve r y
U farllltlr*.
tilt&gt;tiill.
imitral und more an ­
, f______________ ^— ------------- ! place in their "edu cation " when they can recognize the dil
xious to get into business in a
t y B L t t VERSE FOR TODAY
ference between genuine and imitation values.
"re gu lar way."
p
--------And only four years ago they worked and worried for
A British airplane
brings 60 i
SERVANTS; OF 0 0 1 )— weeks and months "g e ttin g ready to go to Europe." T hey uses nf gold from Moscow to Loll- i
use flying t n a - !
n^anv^nheHtuncwthu Lord w,!re n(,t well-to-do enough then to travel with less than a dun they really
Ibere,
The gold is
of Israel wos th eir Inherit ] dray load of luggage!
Ami this year in addition to being from Siherian mines worked by
/’ Jus, 13:83.''’ sure enough of themselves to do as they please they have licitirdiers.
This country, some
I A Y E R - - 0 th a t «very tu lnE tcr j^ e aid of prevailing custom
j flti.v, will discover that we should
hlna, I-ortl, should he as Levi,*
1
ot , _____
T ra n s fe r companies and hotel porters are losing revenue. |allow tin* Russians to run their
an d ; the people they nerve ns l»own government and do business
Hut it is thoroughly sensible for a traveler to go his way i with them.
We were not sqiieam____ _______
.with as little encumbrance as he can devise.
! isli about recognizing
the
czar
•l
OUR OWN
|when he was sending women t o 1
H
-------•lie of l old III Siberia.
iS T ^ J g r *

Florida

TOO MANY PARTIES
N l.lv l l l t l . K I N S

Insure With Reliable Insurers

11 M I'S r l r . - l Y C N K

■Have &gt;uur insurance w ritte n

by men who knn» h«i

li\ ril
') heir m in is te r; know not
Washington newpupiw pub
|
I f J i had known in the morning
\VK O F F E R FD I.U IK S IN
.h*
. . . . . . the othi*i dav, a iiolitii.il wlml a dav will bring forth m tie*
Ht;ow wearily ull the day
m il nl ■oppio t for i inpni I ant gin
MOW Ml &lt;11 is a fight hetwesti I
. ....i
F IR E
I I MUI.1TV
,. ,
,
. .
.
. 1 Kii:,k is ol tin* I /Jk'chnsm«:ihinn ernniental ineii'Ulv- or polieiei.
S/The word* unkind
hl;ii k and
wbrte
beiivywcightM
.
TORN ADO
I’ l. VI E M IS*1
,Would trouble my mind
A Miami man lost control of his car. It wont wild across worth'.'
Sn
n
al
unis
on
inalitinii
maioiitv
A iodge and ju ry will I'm Ilaiiient. Its House of DepU
I,laid when you went away,
At (J I D E M ’
S I R ETA IXINIH
Kearns, former m anager |ti&lt; lias “Oil members, divided into ii fni t In niiiimr at need, the I'ailia
the street caught a boy on the sidewalk and threw him wdh answer
been more careful, darling,
omit lose- the name of at lion and
of .lack Dempsey, wants $.'t.T3,.'l33 sixteen political groups or him
such
force
through
a
plate
glass
window,
the
boy’s
head
given you needle** pain;
E M P L O Y E R S AND A U T O M O B IL E I.HHIUTT
damages because one y ear ago or i.i ailed parties. The largest th " i'ii in I ions of government arc
j was completely severed front his body.
ut we vex our own
Dempsey refused to fight thp c o l­ ol i he - e groups musters la volt ‘ interrupted or lemiioiat ilv parti
(With look nnd tone
I When arrested the driver of the car was discovered to ored man. Wills.
I"- Ilian one-fourth of tin* total Iv/.ed.
Tjje might never take back again.
’I’lial. lu-etuding to -one* obser­
Kearns says his share in such a miiiibeiship ami less
than
halt
have only one leg in use, the fool on the other leg being
311 F ir s t National Hnnk Bldg.
TdephonJ
vers, is the clnef iidnunl of par |
fight would have been one-third fpeiigh to constitute I he narrow
** though in the quiet evening, encased in n plaster cast. And the police records were said of a million dollars.
Whether a out nf majorities. In the Uzet hos- liaineut; i \ «-ovei iirnent in Europe, |
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
u may give me the kina of to show that the man had been arrested F I V E T I M E S for court will grant damages for a lo\iil,mn Semite, with lull mem and the most effective conirilaitoi
peace,
s
R
eal
E
s
t
a
t
e
Insu
driving an automobile while intoxicated.
have
prize fight that wasn’t fought, we bes* fourteen giotips or blocs or lo the dii tntorslii|ia that
i t a t It might bo
ifitnties,
so
called,
are
represented,
1
sprouted
in
Kurnpeuil
soil.
1’arliaThe Herald understands th at the man is being held on aj^hidl know later
(That never for me
the largest hining a nnixirmim mentarv futilitv wearies the peopain o f the heurt Rhould charge of m anslaughter. The Herald also understands .that
TIlt,
. . .
,
pie, and sometimes they accept a )
strength of only fourteen votes!
dictator as the lesser evil. Dicta
the hoy who was killed was a negro. If the man goes to ,,|(lt Jpi, miiimn^o/ mVineJ* and
i zechnsloviikia seems to be gel
tnapy* go f o rth in the morning
ting along better thun some of it- torsldos soon or later breed th e i r '
priHON
for
lttii,
it
Will
sornothintf
&lt;|uiti*
now
in
tho
record
n
Presidential
nomination
in
it.
it never &lt;;ome home a t night;
own intolerable abuses and fall of
Its
purlin
of Florida’s alleged courts of justice.
'The uuuicy, U&gt; be provided by Mr. European neighbors
tnd h ea rts have broken
own oppressive weight. But
Hut what the courts do with the m an NOW decs not &lt;e,ck..tviler is i,. be used n. eur- nieii: ii v fnctimis, we infer, real their
?bv h arsh words spoken
i^c llu miporl.uue of “ eariving it is liighlv unfortunate that, ii
lit aorrow can ne’er *e t right.
challenge th e Herald s interest as much as did that little mult* Governor Al Smith of New on*’ the goveriiMieuI, and have -of this dm ami lime, narliumentjirv 1
Thai will fir. ient wisdom ami pit11 inti-un lo miiladmim-triition tlirmigh the I
iiave cartful thoughts for tho item iu (he. first accounts &lt;&gt;! the Iragcdy, the item men- York for I’n*Hidelit
sink their faetioiinl differences and l.n ki rin ' of faetoi-s, or follv of j
si Smith and Kill kefeller.
stranger,
tinning the fact that Ihis man luitl bneifarrG sM l F I V E times
organize inajoritie for 11arena 1 mu then leaders, should invite etoii |
4 p d smiles for the *ometime for driving a car while intoxicated.
lemporarv i estm ntiori of ipuc-i
W ild . R O G E RS, the Aim -m an of the mililir l ill - ini-- • Hot olliei
**
gt^e*t,
Each time a man is found guilty of driving an uutomuhili cowboy eolneillan, goes lo Ixoidoli European parliniiu-nts, siimlurU ilr-poh in-- in old world countin' '
ut oft for “our own"
I
K L IM
(S rcth mUh
wliii
b
suffered
long
under
uutm
sntit
into
groups
anil
blocs,
al'e
while under the influence nf intoxicants and is turned louse “l"* n',mi*ns an American after he
rai v unit only a little space ui'n !
‘
•
'
•
.
.
.
.
*
1
,l—
That's
more
than
you
not so tot lunate in (heir Icadct
d
e
e
t
d
)
r
e
t a i n s a l ! th « i
he
bitter
tone,
lo u g h wc lovu "our own" the |t o a g a i n d r i v e a n m t l o m o h i l e , a p n l n n l i a l murderer is g i v e n i KHs U,,' rI' . Th,‘l 'f
many mi calb il shij)s. Their working majorities, .i-eined lo be inartliing ii resistibK
ts h n iT js t, in c lu d la )
[ lip*
u M wwith
f t h the curve im patient,' !['*; r i « h t - n f - w u v u po n t h e s t r e e t s a n d h i g h w a y s .
E u c J i "diphunats1- Oml'Tlie United S tates formed by i omlunal ions of tie- t i freedom and ordei Iv di-nmcra
T l h t m i i t i , o l fre sh
lime a man, a lle r repented arresls fur driving a car whih has seal ti England and other factional intnoril ies, are shori lie mill’s
W i
brow with the look of scorn
m i l k . H a s th e real
I
ii|Tw«re a fruel fato
intoxicated, causes an accident, the court that turned him ' Kur"i'‘,:,» ‘ "untries
f l a v o r . S a v e ’j on
li ij!(W«ro
were the nlgnt loo lat&lt;
' mil
piirsia- h i , m iii'il,™ ,,, w„y is ,l , . , , , vi„ 1!
,h „ W ,n».. I
’J i S .';
■ To undo the work of morn!
* ■ * “ »■ W , * r
W H O L E M IL K
TAMPA T R IB U N E
,
I rial was milt a lit tit* negio hoy w hose.head was sliced lingers says it wouldn't do Mi's I
hL’: u—\it
* - M argarot E. gangster.
Burrell
any
good
to
swim
i
he
tiff in Miami. Ilia n.uHUMHm may In* convicted merely of n
■o-------SP "• It
Robert B uy, discerning New! the gas
Whir, the deflation in
■ia Y m , wa atlll have o few in Snn- ‘mistlemeimor."
Hut the Miami authorities who permit channel, because she is six fact York
World -penal w liter, who has excessive values set in tin* more
tall and the British would say she
rho can "ahoot the bull" pro
ma," ! “ h* ive an automobile, a lt e r he has been arrented waded the whole distance.
been taking notes a Florda, asks venturesome bankers suffered rutu 1
Foolish Que turn No.
in on their reserves.
Then banker*
F I V E lime.s, yes or one time, for driving while drunk, can
tv;--,
YOU
READ
in
the
same
new|
one
of
hi«
article**,
and
tlu-u
pr&gt;
who
had
been
denounced
as tight
ju
stly
expect
to
he
called
to
answer
for
being
parlies
to
bis
fallow who aald he'd rather
paper of a baby christened m an ■etuis to iiTa-wegthe self propound wads proved their wisdom and
i r than bo president may live crime.
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airplane, 11,.’MO feet
up, und a etl query in a manner enleulated wdlir.gnesH to nerve the people.
n
rtd out, aa Senator Reed imuiThere is too much leniency in the cou rts— loo many licll- I young couple married in another lo give comfort to Florida's friends
Mr. B arry adds tlmt not since'
■ufseated, that hu will be
henl drivers endangering life and property on the i.uhlic ! airplane, 10,000 feet up. The next und chagrin to Florida's enemies. the establishment of the Federal
Itare—Milton Tribune.
j century may hear of people living
roads.
B urry's qm tion ts: “ Are F lo ri­ Reserve System have banks t.nv
in airplanes, as hundreds of thou da’s hnnk.-- 'busted'," And Bi rry'- when* in this country undergoieA A it Re:
sands in China are born, live and answ er
which
is,
obviously a strain comparable to that of tlnA little loving &gt;
die on the river, never living on the
Fbirida rcad.ii!-t mold. I'lam m t.l
1
hut
tile
only
au-wei
eviim
Ne\i
Hero und there
{ crowded land.
ing on this statem ent, the A sh e­
\ okr W or Id i oi i espoinienl could
Will certainly mu«»
ville Tim es sa\s: “ It is a trilnit"
Editor The Sanford Herald.
' wan unanimously ovceplod and ihe l
devise, " l lu - uii.t eertninlv are
A g irlie ’* nalr.
A
HUMAN
being
goes
up
ten
Kl
Dear .Sir:
lo tlu* Federal Reserve ami to
'
said
P.
A.
Vans
Agnew
employed
not."
• P. H. A.
la a recent issue of your paper ' mi attorney for lliis District upon thousand feel and calls that high,
Florida's sane hankers that they
T h is gives Barry Ms text, upon withstood the strain ,”
A microbe, on the skin of an nr
you discussed the importance and j tin* term* above set forth,
But when you Htnrt
Florida should be thimkful that
desirability ol
the
Upper St
The mutter ol employing a Chief unge, would call ihnt high. Diann- which he proceeds to iTaliorati
gj
To muss her hair,
Johns River Navigation
District ,
was discussed and Mr. ters considered, the biggest iinnm “ The majorily ,,f the bankers re its leading bankers are n x.serva- s
Furnished Homes and Apnrlnunln
As the pool say*,
fused
to
encourage
mad
specula
tain
on
earth
is
nut
us
high
us
the
tive. They may he called “tightproject, and I notice that this is J . M. Braxton addressed the Board
"Uuwnru take cnr«.
being discussed extensively nnd is ! of Commissioners
and explained roughness on the skin of a si.....th tion, he say . Most n| tin- lead wads" but let it In* always reiueni "i
R E A L R E N T IN G S E R V I C E
I'olly Wog.
ing hankers ol the state .; i,| ‘ No’ , In*red, il is the “tightw ads" who
commonly referred to as u pro- “the ch aracter
and scope of cn apple.
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when
they
wet,
asked
to
top
on
have
saved
the
day.
je e t in which the people are in gineering services
already
p,.r .
A little dollar
A W E S T Virginia boy, tfi, is
j tensely interested.
1 am won­ formed liy him in connectiim with
l|
Now and then
dering if the people know the •In- statutory otijcets of this Dis- tenced to hang a f t e r five uiimilc.
,) Will satisfy
deliberation by a jury.
Tbe boy'&gt;
Hiatus of this project.
t rict.
I'M M IIKAt II P O ST
’A lot of men.
age shocks tbe public.
Bui .,l i, n
I am giving you a transcript of
Mr.
B
raxton
further
null......
j
Ids
II
m
S y n tax .
men banged or sent to tlm d iv i n e
sonic of the minutes of the meet proposition to handle the engineer
A y ear ago tin* mum C C. Ryh- |v easy for one of his persutisivechair,
half
at
least,
although
lull
ing of the Board of Commission­ ilig work of the District
as its
W IT H T H E
A little drink
t linn! wa* unknown outside the precinct . ucss to get Red to sign on thy tint :
ers of date of March 1lith,
us |Chief Engineer which was tentu- grown, have minds le
Of white mule
twelve
years
old.
follow*:
|of Uhampaign, III.
lb* was the lt'1*
I lively unanimously approved and
Make* a man
SI i
March PJth, Ul'Jli.
, Mr. Braxton was reijuested lo soh
malinger
of
another
man's
theaii
ni* ,,&lt;&gt;w -Hr. Pyle has ureter - 1
Act like u fool
O N E U N IT E D
Slates
mast
I taken tin* management of the jte- N
Hon.
W.
F.
Allen,
President,
•
nil
his
proposition
in
writing
ul
an
- Times Union
guard, paid less thun
a ehauf property, the possessor ol a pret- i tivities of Suzatme Lenglen w"h
early di\te.
Titusville, Florida.
ty good job i.iul nothing else ur.-•is to tennis what Red Gian'gi
feur's wages, got one bribe ol s::n
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616 611. F r s t N at'I Bank Bldg.
Dear Sir:
There
being
no
further
business,
less il was a good deul of
A little cussin’
HIM
f"i
helping
a
ram
runner
w d -ito football. The prediction is here
i
the
meeting
adjourned
subject
to
Appreciating
the
im
itatio
n
of
ness.
Wo’re telling VCIlJ,
When bool legging run of I "id to
freely offered that he will r.ut I
Rhone 713
the Board of ('riinmissiiuiers of I the
Today the good Mr. Pyle is the meet with tlu* si me success that he H
Heliis your feelings
I. A l l FN Iu*Y such f&lt;*(*s, bow inm-b govern
-I.
G.
BALL
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B
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B B a a a a B H a a a a H a a a a a a s » 1' .
the Upper S t. Johns River Na­
lowlier
of
h
fortune
ami
ufa
mime
When you're blue.
money will il take to stop
bus had with Grange.
But the
vigation District to handle the , Secretary
i rt salt nt
bootlegging ?
■that i* well known from coast to j prediction is also offered that he
legal work of your District, I
.o a s t,
As a theatre manager Ii-* will omkc mom
Hill Arhistrong Is vin atlonlng
Mr Pyle is not.
heg to submit the following pro
tjuotfng from the minutes of , P R E S I D E N T UOOI.IDGK’S rep ^ u s obscure; as manager of Red nicknamed "Cash and
C arry" for
Inekmito. And to think that Phil
position of employment as your
March
20th,
us
follows:
, resent alive, Colonel Cnrmi Thump- Grimgo he is famous.
nothing. The gent hits the Miilns
Wot)|d come to that.
attorney:
Man h '-Mlth, 102(1.
son, .visited 6,000 lepers of the P&gt;’1l‘
fortunate ir. Unit
In* |touch.
'
‘ ,H
l will undertake to handle nil
Mr. W. F. Allen. President,
Bala Cheap: One worm-drive
I Cat lion e.dony nnd
he found I,(MM worked iu the same city where;
If 'this editorial is iminterest
legal work of (In* District
Upper St. Johns River
jo f them organized ill a parade for G range went to college.
Having v ;
it at least has
moral
It'is
truck.
Also nearly
new the
from and prim- to its org an izeNavigation District,
him*
Wuh waving hamiers they met and become good friends with j this: If
you wish
to ' sm-ee.-t
bed and pillows. Address tion up to und including the sale
Titusville, Florida.
l carried signs that
read, "W e do l»»e fanyois footballer, it was fair- * hitch your wagon to a star
Cara.— Ad In Perry Herald,
and dull very of its Bond Issue,
Dear Sir:
not want economic development,
L
--------good combination, any
it’s
and the tutting of it* Construc­
give
us
independence."
Confirming
verbal
discussion
iW*l
tion Contract and the procure­
You might call that appropriate.
with your Board as to my e m ­
ment of it* Permit from the
DAYTONA BEACH J O U R N A L
Five thousand lepdrs in the Philip,
ployment as Chief Engineer of
la ". Ferguson hoped to rule
Wur Department
for thu fol­
the Upper St. Joh n s River N avi­ pinea are eared for by the United
in T e x a s like Mussolini -.is lowing compensation:
States government, protected fr» u
gation District, I have to slate
Ijr, b at *ho had just about
11 I
An Associated P a s s
dispatch I clitnry lands to the whites drove'
L Payment of my bill
ren­
themselves
und others; they —
live sa y
that tile position offered to me
s : "O u t , of the
Everglades
1 ’l 'is 'knife
'
’
1&lt;s’ " r,,v"
ib success doing It as Nawhile
you
are
out—
or
fire
may
o
m
n
‘
(in*
..
,
,
.
----------i
through
the
miner
snv
dered to the Sanford Chamber of
by your Hoard is accepted
I in the colony with tlimr own stores ' garbvd in picturesque tribal regal- ing; "T h e re
is m\
Cbad a t Waterloo.
Commerce for $2.Hr&gt;f&gt;.K1.
so
it
is
always
b
est
to
be
on
the
agree to serve as Chief Engineer
theuters, banks and even beauty [ Iu, forty Seminole Jvliuns . meig- , Then he fh .1, gntbered bis w.,r
i * ,■ * 1
——2. 16,000.00
u year
snlury,
August 4 for the long trek to riors u n i fought
of the District, perform such contests.
i coat ed food dropiwd two t&gt;cr
You can rent « P riv ate Lock
hi &lt;,ur
payable quarterly, plus expens­
services us usually go with such
daring the past month, ucThey want to escape from Uncle' Philadelphia, whi re for a brief I In Florida today there is t h .
es
incurred
in
buhulf
of
the
DmDeposit
Vault
for
$2.00
to
$5.00
per'yeAr*
ng Ito &gt; igovermneat reports,
a lhisitiim, and tlu* District is
S«rn ■
nntj uiv iiiumt tinu* thuy will const it utt* imhi nf tht* |monument tn Mai Dmli* i&gt;n&lt;i Ril
trict.
to furnish me with such a s s i s t ­ as well fitted to tuke care of Hwm Florida featu res at the Sesquieen- 1regulars who were ‘ . i X . s h e d by
ot according to our grocery
3.
Two
per
cent
of
the
Bond
selves us some of the other Phili- tennlal exposition.
Y d.
ance «« may he necessary for th«
the Seminole*. ihole a;. i his men
Issuo of the D!*trk*t
payable
pinos, not leper*.
proper designing tire pa ration of
The Seminole* will be led by suffered the lot of Carter and his
upon delivery of the bonds.
4 ' ; In terest Paid on Savings AceounU
the summer is still hure,
t plans, surveying and field supvjf*m*i*„ t
their high chieftain, Tony lummy squadron a half eeuturv later in
4. In case of litigation extra
l ervision, etc,, as may be requir­
M O IC H farmer, putting a- ft 1* u long descent in name if j.-,t the valley of the I ml,. i p J
‘
Jf i or Ida Press Association fees
to be agreed u|sm.
in chieftanship
nV,i,.rr&gt;nahin quality
ninililv from
fr..... Oso.
o-u,. r..,
^
Horn,
his sheep
shearing
ed for the work.
t to bold a ctyitest to deter, ,
,
tools,-in
T h c , r « l e of Dade and his men
Your acceptance of this prnWho la the best-looking edl- ponitlon will constitute a ran J
found In a hale In the wall .. first ceola, the Seminole, to Tony Tom- virtuMly is fo i f f u A r
1 am to perform the services
the itate- Ed lam hright, tr a c t between us.
1 of Chief Engineer at a salury of
“i i 0 "
r ! , Kl,h,,,;t my, the Seminole
There are not the Florida .iioniimmit
r lm M ,on
il
monument eerected
Burns, published a t Kilmarnock many Scmlnolcs left in Florida
i^ K oim er, Basil
Brassier,
twelve thousand dollars (&lt;12,000,Youj*fl
very
truly,
*
ur
,
V
i
.............
.
and
In 1780. If ft is a goml edition, ; and it is hard to heieive that there s t West l o i n , there is a modest
H«dl and J , H. Benjamin all
I 00) per year, und such travelling
I V A ; * V M S A G N E W .’’ j ex (lenses ns m ight hu required in
th!| owner will Fjtet |8,0tm f„r i u jls ji ■ingle Osceola aim r.g them.
i chance for the honor,
stone erected by the ciassmutes of
ies. I t
BuHU g
gco t $101) for the book. M,irrtad,. Qn face or form?
Osceola,
who, when askthe execution of my duties,
»ceo!a, It was,
w
’ fcr’
h put
)' *&gt;f the
“ The foregoing proposition hav­ is understood th at this acceptthut
ibune- We don’t cara,
1W'
t. Burns doesn't cure «d .to a f f i x e s mark o f a c m i e s - .tight
„p
against
oddslieroie
That
tigh
t he
pm lm'
a,, m"'
ing been -dally considered the same
si - ---’Tjow. ‘
fdtff.
FMVi
lContinued on Pagos S)
eence to
giving ins hero--proved
......great
p r o v q i ttoo
_p gO S «|

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MRS. F R E D S . t)AIGHJR, SO C IE T Y E D IT O R

NEWS OF WOMEN GLEANED FROM” Members Of Bon Ton
_ ALL OVER THE WORLD
| Bi idjre Club Guests
Of Mrs. W. W. Potter
S e x l&gt;ost Her Titles
fin Gonquniii'-;.

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LONDON,— &lt;/l’i If the Diiihpxs
••
i
u
,
„ f M( i n t r o .., . r.r of the .. ..... ......... „ m .,v ^
woman in ( ’. rant Britain, hail been
'•‘t k . “ so why not lot
„ „ t„ ia llv
Stic i a l 1 1*‘».V "ho would have been the ‘■quqqied with thu color of hair rei holder of ten British and two S e n t T h ™V T "

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„hters

hold its 'regL-h will tioni
1* 4 riHRe
Lnil a&gt;crinl meeting at
L,h Miss Katherin
the death of h u father, and t h e n - o, full 6f f liwl ( r .at e e,. sterna
home on *'•!« Mag- fore is r.r»w the wife as well ns the
tion confusion and ridicule.
daughter of a duke, her father hav­
t (iiiletu'll will trt- ing I►eel) the Duke of Hamilton.
(Inren Mary No Flier
''clock at her home
Land owned hy the Duchess in­
MiN DON,
i/Di ijueeti
Mary
hue. hoiiorniK Miss cludes Arrau, the wildest and most " ;,s r' " v’er been iqi in an aeroplane,
picturesque island on the Clyde, and, what’s more, says Her M a j­
and the Ki.ston Dark estate m S u f ­ esty, "I mi not going.“
Tuesday
tickinsoii of Orlando folk. and rtrHals from
which
I be King lias never flown, either
»t :&gt; spend-the-duy amount to ‘2 7,000 pounds a year.
but hath are fond of attending air
jfiss Kditli SteWThe Duchess was one of the fleets as spectators.
■Jt of this week,
f irs t women
the
.
, to undertake
, .
.
, du ,
I be Queim is not u good sailor,
fednesday
ties of mnfltor o f the hounds and i and avers that she would feel far
of tho Methodist is an enthusiastic deer stalker, Worse if she went up in an aero ­
.(t with Mrs. W alter having as ninny as twenty stags plane or airship.
) home on I’ark Ave- to her credit in t T.e season. She
I’be Queen was opposed to the
is a -hold horse woman, ht..| is un
I’clock.
Duke of York joining the Royi.l
usually popular among all classes Air Force, but this objection was
hursdsy
[nrll T.optmls at 1:3(1 in tlie hunting feld.
overcome by the fact that it was
h„ii!. of the bride's
not ms-esKivry for the Duke, in his
|y \|. St■■wait. “ HellRotary Flan for Women
position to do mni-b actual flying.
Md 1oni i11e A veimo.
HI J KNOX
A IR K S ,
p Di
The
formation of women’s oigani/a
Many More British Women
(inns in the jirinripn cities in Ar
LONDON, l/Di The latest Reggen tin a with virtually tin' sumo istrni-tjeiieriil'i report shows there
aim s as Intern; tional Rotary dubs were r.eatly 2,oou.itdo more women
jtennaa
than men in Engmild.
Tll and wife, Ja e k - is being urged by Senora Carlol
The review says that in Ju n e
lltsey and wife, ta de la Rena of Rosario.
h he beleives Hi; t clubs of Argen of 1U2-I the populnticr. of E n g ­
[ C.: Hoy Stephens,
tine women, organized along sim
|Mi. ao'l Mrs. 0 , W. line li.'.os emilil iieeoiiiplish inneli land and W k Ii' s was estimated ul
:tH.7tU.IMK) pel suns. I H..ri.l.r,,(IIH) be­
l-.t!.; Mrs It. Hturtoward "fo rm in g afi intelligent pa­ ing males and 20.201,0110 females.
hil, t’aniidii.
triotism and promoting civic pride
and good fcllnw^iip among women
Firs I Women Dentists
eminole
C O N STA N T IN O D I.E ,
l/l’&gt; —
[| V
Hailing, in the interior iltie s of the repub­
Turkish women have for the first
[I, limit. Tam pa; .1 lic."
lime entered the fields of dentis­
irhtnoiol; Mrs. J a c k
Itelh berg’s Bolt In tlpera
try and chemistry. Turkey’s first
inshoto. N. ( , ;
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woiioa
dentists, (ioiiilii and flm C
H
IC
AC
U,
f/Fi
A
chance
to
|| Jones. St. Deters
try the effect on ar. audience &lt;&lt;f dte ! i ii in ii t ms, have jn-t received
"annuii. I’alatka; Dr.
her blond curly hob instead of a tli&lt; ii ilqdiimas ftom the Statubmil
(Itie. li-iiee; F.
I.
heavy blond wig, as Marguerite, ...........1 of Dentistry, and fiair w o - (
Inline; I. M. Sh efieo tills month I'CI'I iveil degree.,
M I'djie, Jaeksoii- m (lounod's Faust, is |lif ambition
iii chemistry from the University
wlmc. .laeksonville; of Madame Elisabeth ltethberg, ol
Hie Metropolitan and Ravmia Op nf Ci r.slantinnple.
SaviiMii.»l*-

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Mrs. W. W. P otter entertained
the
members of tho
Bon Ton
Bridge Club and a few e x tra play­
ers Thursday afternoon
at her
home in Rose Court.
Decorating the rums where tho
guests assembled
for play were
baskets o f zinnias and other garden
flowers.
When scores were counted a f t e r
n most enjoyable game of bridge,
the prize for high score, a silver
checSe and cracker server, was
awarded Mrs. Jam es Ridge. Mrs.
A. W. Epps was consoled with n
gold colored vase, for not having
any luck with her cards, while the
cut prize, a perfume bottle, fell
to the lot of Mrs. W. J , Steed.
Following the awarding of the
prizes, a dainty ice course was
served hy the hostess.
Those playing w ere; Mrs. Jo h n
Meisch J r ., Mrs. J a m e s R. Ridgo,
Mrs. A. w . Epps, Mrs. J . B. Mc­
Call, Mrs. Em m ett
Hunt,
Mrs.
Em m ett McCall,
Mrs. Raymond
Fox, Mrs. Benjamin Whittier J r .,
Mrs. Grant Wilson, Mrs. J o e C h it­
tenden, .Miss Edith Teague, Mrs.
Monroe B. Hutton, Mrs. Edmund
Meisch, Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. W.
J- Steed of Kissimmee, and Mrs.
Edward Belts,
Th»‘ many friends of Mrs. A W.
Hill'/, will be interested to know
that she is recovering nicely a fte r
an operation at the Ferunlil-latughtoii Hospital

R E S ID E N C E T E L E P H O N E : Sv M J

MILS. a . P. CONNELLY ENTERTAINS IN
HONOR OF CAROLINA VISITOR

I Miss Josephine Tarbell left Wed*
J o e Chittenden and
Gueaday for Mcmphia, Tenn., where spent Thursday U ytJad
|she will be the guest o f friends for tending to buaindZa.
.a few weeks.

Percy A. Merit spent Thursday In
Quantities of exquisite pink | were covered with dainty envois
Kmliance roses HIui other cut flow, j „m! refreshments o f nn ice course Jacksonville attending to business.
ers in the tints of pink nodded ! and punch were aervad bv the hostF. W. Stanley and son, John,
their heads m welrome to th e , css. assisted by Mr ami Mrs Joh a
left Friday morning
for South
guests Of Mrs. Albert Pinckney , Meisch. J t „ ami the .Misses Geur
Carolina
where
they
will
spend a
Connelly when she
entertained |giu Mohlev, Olive Newman. Mary
, short time with relatives, bsfort*
1 tiuisilnv evening at britlge nt her [ Elizabeth Puleston and Messrs,
going to Philadelphia, Pa., wharc
home on Park Avenue, honoring ■ Randall Chase, Bob Dodson. Warj they wlH visit his daughter Mrs.
her charming house guest Miss ; rK&lt;r Scoggan, Elwyn Moore and
I W. E. A nut tn an, who will bn re'' l a y &lt;if Laurens, S. (],
j Calvin Teague.
, mu inhered here as
Miss Carrie
I he color scheme of pink nnd!
Those enjoying the cordial hos­ I Stanley.
green was carried out in every de­ pitality of Mrs. Connelly were:
tail.
Marking the place of the Tho Misses Rosa (irny, Olive New­
Eugene Lenoir, who has been vis­
players were curds done in floral man, Naomi
Scoggan,
Georgia
iting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
of the Indie* were firrnnged with Mobley,
Alva
W right,
Louise
design for the men, while those Snrles, Louisa DeCuttes of Jack - G. H. Lenoir at their home in Cam­
fm the ladies were nrrRngrd with , sonvill'e, Mildred Holly, Mne Holiy, den, S. C., returned home Tuesday.
cunning ( ohmial girls.
Maude I-ake, Evelyn
Anderson,
Miss Doris Wilcox who has been
A most interesting
game of Mary Hlizabclh Puleston. Addr
bridge was placed during the eve- I Deminev. Helen Vernay, Mr. and tho attractive lupine guest of Mr.
Walker left
mug. The prize for high score, j Mrs. Joh n Meisch. J r ., Mr. andi and Mrs. Stanley
a lovely desk set. was won hy Miss Mrs. Monroe B. Hutton Everell Thursday for her home at BainNaomi Seoggati. while the
top | Hash,
Robert Dodson,
W.
A bridge, N, Y.
score men’s prize, a sot of bridge Adams, Randall Chase. Stanley
cards, was awarded to Jo h n Brum- Vernsy, Ja m e s Sharon, Calvin Tenley. The cut prize for the girls, true, Martin Teague. William l-ukc.
a handsome vane, was given Misr, Robert McKoown, Elwyn Muore,
Louise Snrles. A lute book the cut Glenn Wimbi.nh, Reggie Crowell,
prize for the men. went to William , Carol Pinson. John Itrumley, Har
Lake
|he I........ guest Was pro
Woodruff.
Albert
Connelly,
sonted a inwder mi. concealed with
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n ° y |&lt;!; U u n i,’i Scoggan. AI
mid i o x ' , relic
hoi Jones. Frn lei h k Bell and Ml
After the rul'd game, the table-' ' Hutichinxon
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The Misses Mary Elizabeth Pul
Ol i o o f t h e pr-ettiout p a r t i e s w i t h
eston and Naomi Scoggan left Fl'iErnest Krupp left Tuesday for which Mrs. Norma King Mi-Laugh jdny for Orlando where they will
New York where he was called by Hn of New Yolk City, tile guest of |spend the wuek end as the guests
the i riti«'ii 1 illness of his father, Mrs. [( A. Newman, has been I of Mrs Franklin Hardaway.
hoootiit was that of Ttmrsday nf $
Felix Krupp.
teriiomi when Mrs. Samuel PulesMr. and Mrs. W G. Ty ler who
ton t-iilertnmed at l&gt;riilge at her
I have been spending the summer
■Mis. G em ge G. Herring
left lovely home in Rose Court
at Sebring have returned to their
Wednesday fnj New York where
Zinuiax and other summer cut bottle on Highland Avenue.
she will sail lor Paris, where she
tints
lent
will |&lt;mi her daughter, Miss E le a n ­ fl oWe! -, III the pastel
Mrs. J M Moye, Mrs M E
or H e n in g who is studying \Moiiti thei r beauty in d ec o r at i ng for Dus
at the I'Htil mnelih'iin School
of affiiii. In-ing e f f e c t i ve l y a rr a n g e d More and son George motored to
Tampa where they will spend «
Music
They will lour F ran ce and in bowls ami hangi ng baskets.
The tally cards were very a t ­ J week with relatives.
Italy Itefole ic tm n in g home.
tractive being done in quaint, oldfashioned
girls
wearing
hoop '
Mrs. W. F. Bossuly left Wednes
Mr. and Mi- A, M. Huff and skirts and carrying liny parasols.
I t ilde/
day afternoon
for Lee, M ass,
IMease note in the first place, ac
daughter
n
i
i
iyi'll
here
Monday
in
Of
exceptional
interest
was
the
|H«)’ties, Del.and; W. 1
where shu will spend several weeks
' cording to Mr, B ra x to n ’s report their car from Pulaski, Va.. nnd
game of bridge played during the visiting friends.
Keys Miles, J a c k - ,
oit Resources, that it will be n ec­ are the g u e s ts of their sons. A. F
afternoon, and when scores were
find Mrs, II E. M a n essary to go before the L eg isla­
and Roy Huff at th eir home on collected by Mrs. Jam es G. Sharon
Y H. Lever, Jncksor.W. f. Hughey who has been a t ­
ture
for
power
to
inerease
the
bond
(Continued from Page II
West First Street.
They
will ntid Mrs. George A. UeCottes, it tending the Estates Snlen School
pudy, (ininesvilie; Mr.
limit of this
D istrict, which
is
mice became effectiv e on March
leave Wednesday, accompanied by was found that the prize for top nt Macon, (in., has returned home.
1). Clarkson, Lake
$750,000, to mi amount
large Mrs. A. F. Huff, for a tour of the
lath , 1 1 1 2 1 1 .
score, a late book, had been won
Driver, Bushiiell;
enough to cover the cost of S e c ­ south Western states.
Yours verv truly,
by Mrs. Robert A. Newman. The
(i,Lake Worth; .1. M.
tions
I
and
.'L
the
present
bond
(Sign ed )
J . M. Braxton.
exit prize, a crystal tea bell, went
i; W. A. Wallace, JM IL M O
being, according
to his
report,
Mr. and Mrs. W, l). Znehry, Misa to Mrs, Ray mo ml Key, while the
only
sufficient
for
completing
GG for Mr. lV arm n n .”
Claire Znehry. Billy Zachiy and honor guest was also presented a
Section 2.
Miss Lena Belle llagan returned late hooks.
Would like to dill your attention
Commit C m Before Wiring
I friend* of A. II. i
“The foregoing proposition a fter
Refreshments eonsistlng of a
home Thursday from an extended
«r of Mrs. .lames having Iwen duly considered the to the fact that the completing of j lour of Camilla and several of the tempting salad and ice course went
egret to learn th a t ' same was unariimouslv accepted Section 2 would necessarily in Eastern states.
Served by the hostess assisted hy
it ii hospital ot ami the tentative employment of crease the water in the vicinity of
Miss Marv
Elizabeth
Puleston,
N. C. where he Mr. Brnxton. us Chief Engineer Sanford to a g reat extent.
Mi ss Olive Newman and Mrs. KohMiss
I
ihi
Thornlej
left
Friday
Would like to ask, also, if it is
spend the t e ­ was fimrtly "»MM)roV«iJ, ratified and
for W.ishiio'ton, I*. C , where she i ert iVewmun,
rmer.
confirmed ilmm the term s above absolutely certain that the Leg
The guest* included only the
h.lnture would increase this bund will visit Mrs ('. C. t Taney for most intimate friends of the honor
set forth.”
several
weeks
ami what would lie the cause
lira. II. !!. Overall of
guest.
Quotin'' from minutes of same
queitces were they to fail and lie
|iiriveil here Tliurs- date us follows;
Miss
Fannie
Lois
Martin
left
I
left with only the $750,01)0 already
[ viiit.
" T h e Chief Engineer then ad ­ passed oil.
Thursday for her home at We | Dr. II. M. Mason left
Friday
tumpkn, Ala , a f te r a pleasant visil morning for Lakeland where hi1
dressed the Board and Verbally e x ­
Would
like
n
isi
to
call
your
at
Ilrt (i. E. Utsey of plained in substance his proposed
here with her sister. Mrs. J . Din, mis called hy the death of Ilia sis­
E L E C T R IC A L C O N T RA C TO RS
|C., were visitors in Report, including estim ates of teution to the contracts or a g r e e - 1 Latiev, Mrs. Oliver W. Smith and
ter, Mrs. Bland.
D. A. Vans Agnew. '
dly mol were guests costa and reiiiiested the tentative meats with
l
Attorney, find J M Braxton, E n ­ Mrs. (Tallies l.verly.
No Jo b Too Big, No Job Too Small
approval of the Board.
gineer, us to their remuneration
Ml.
and
Mrs.
F.
10.
Kouinillat
Whereupon a f t e r an extended and that there i* no time limit to
knnon nf ( ireensboro,
and ihililren, Lury and Frances, i
MIS Park Ave.
I here Thursday and disi ussiun of the verbal report and their tenure of office, and would motored to Daytona Beach Th in s !
like
to
ask
if.
in
your
opinion,
an
examination
of
a
model
of
the
I the Seminole.
proposed canal between Xnlt Run th eir remuneration is not out of dav where they spent the afternoon
and
the Indian River, submitted by proportion to the exten t of the very pleasantly.
K. Hem h motored
the
Chief Engineer, the following project*
I
I Fridav where
she
Miss Dclcttn Muyhews bus re ­
Would like also to call your a t- I
Resolution was unanimously adopt­
i on business.
tention to the fact that this Itoud j turned frmn Bartow whore she
ed :
issue and drainage district has not j spent several weeks with her pm j
R E S O L U T IO N
d r. has returned
been
passed on by the local peo- ■e ats mid is the guest nf Mrs J . :
•W H E R E A S, the Chief Engineer
planta. Ha,, where he
pie
and
would like to ask if you H. McMullen nt her home on Mag ’
visiiiinr relatives. has this day made his preliminarynnlia Avenue.
verbal Report to this Board upon think that it is fair for this pro­
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I
ject
to
he
referred
to
as
a
proposi­
_ m and Ins mother. the purpose of the act creatin g this
Mrs. Graham
McKinnon
and j
tion
in
which
the
people
are
inter­
Plolderi, have returned D istrict; and
daughter Miss Alice Byrd, left i
W H E R E A S , his Report is divid­ ested.
Beu! )i where they
Thursday for Pnlatka where they I
I
wish
to
refer
you
further
us
tinie
ed into three sections: tin1 First
will spend a short time on mute j
pecially
to
a
statement
in
a
para­
dealing with the ininroveiiieiit of
tn their linme a t Rnwlund, N.
I’Rryiiii ,,| Kissimmee the Upper SI Jo h n s River between graph in the minutes o f the 201 h, a f t e r lulling spent several months !
as
follows:
“
B
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T
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here Thtirsday trans- Sanford and Lake Harney; the
in Sanfnrd.
Second dealing with the construc­ R E S O L V E D , That as soon ns pus
slide,
a
f
te
r
the
approval
of
said
tion of a navigable i anal between
J . A. Kelly and children Nannie
Report
and estimates, this Board
on
ba\N ami daughter, Lake Harney and the Indian Riv­
Brown and A. J . left Thursday for j
will
apply
to
the
W
ar
Depart­
'•and sister Adele er through Lakes Puzzle, Shad.
ment for the necessary Permit, and points in North Carolina wlieie
Mbs Kate
Young Ruth and Salt, and the Third d eal­
also for Federal aid in the execu­ they will spend several weeks.
ing
with
the
improvement
of
the
f°r \.i|-| h and Soulh
tion of the entire project under
y
rt Ihri
will spend Upper St. Jo h n s River between
Mrs. VV. 1 Hughey and Mi * a 1
the Provisions
of Section H of i
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
S a lt Run and Lake Doinseet;
Frances Hughey returned home
11 p. m . ------AND W H E R E A S , this Hoard Chapter 114U21, Laws o f Florida." J Thursday front Lake Junaluska,
Would
like
to
usk
what
would
he
j
irkinson and children will apply to the next. Legislature the effect should the
N.
where
tliey
have
In'en
apeud
War D e - ,
TODAY
M ni-iei, Mrs Joh n to inerease the bond limit of this
part me lit refuse to grunt this Per- | ing the summer.
Histriet,
which
is
$750,00(1
to
an
i-s., Ha., spent
“T H E L O V E T H I E F ”
nut.
riuiisday as the amount large enough to cover the
Miss PriuieuM Hughey has ns her I
G retta Nisson &amp; Norman
Would like to call your ntten- .
cost of Section No. I and Section
* Edith Stewart.
K e rry — Comedy “ Excess
lion to the fu rth er fact that Or- I attractive guest nt her iiome on !
No. a:
Fifth
S
tre
e
t,
Miss
Ju
lia
Henley
of
,
B
a g g a g e ” — Milanc News.
tinge and Volusia Counties would
hilecil
and small
""■'■ii min
N( i\V T H E R E F O R E . BE II RE|
reap fully as much benefit from Inverness.
"f Kissimmee tiro S O L V E D : T h at this Board hereby
thiy projecUVoa would
Seminole
"lord as the guests I nledges itself to apply to the ami Brevard Counties without cost
SATURDAY
* Ml and Mrs J I le g i s la t u r e at its next session.
1tir them.
Dr ho me on Higb- for such' "increase of* “its *blinding
”
I ( uni not writing this in a spirit
Tom Mix, Tony Himself and
limit, and hereby pledges itself of criticism, but I think the people
Jacqueline Logan in
to admit all three of said Sections should know what this is all about.
the
said
■TONY
R U N S W IL D ”
V|c left Wednesday unnn its approval of
..Respectfully yours,
...........
n curt
Myers „a lvrl
f t e r Chief E n g in ee r’s official Report
W. S. ENTZM1NGER.
— Comady—
'lavs hero with ■nnd estim ate:
„ _ r.
» visiting her parB E IT F U R T H E R RESO LV ED .
Those Gang Itascals in
Dr. H. S, Smith and F. L. B a r ­
Mrs
Charles
E T h at when tho said Report and
Shivering Hpmiks.”
ja c k Dtmni.
'e stim a te s are approved, it will is­ den o f Okeechobee were business
sue tho bonds of the District in visitors in the city Thursday.
116 E . Second St.
W ls
of
Evans tho amount of $75(1,000 and will
P H O N E 834
Mr. mid Mrs. A. D, Clarkson of
‘ marl to learn that begin tho construction of the en ­ Luke Helen arc spending a few
"'"mr finely a fte r tire project including Sections 1, days in the eity and are guests
"■"siis removed 2 nnd II, bv the letting of a cunbaisils
VLaughton itra c t for tin* construction of S ft’- the the Valdez.
j t ion No. 2 as the commencement or
Mr and Mrs. H. E. Martin of
Mobile, Ala., arrived here T h u rs­
D Layton Ims rc - ^ B s T l T F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D ,
day for u brief sojourn and me
"»&gt;•' m Gainesville iT h bt as soon as possible, a f te r the
• visit here as the I approval of said Report and os- stepping »t tho Valdez.
huul U k ,.,
Itim ates, this Board will apply to
Picnic Part tea arc hard un clothes but practically all atalna
W. A. Wallace of Jacksonville
It he W ar Department for the nevesHpent tho day hero Thursday at
can be removed by our special dry cleaning process. Don't
uiencer Inis return- !sary Perm it, and also for Federal
tending to business and was regist­
Brluiiilo where she aid in the execution of the entire
worry about your spoiled garment*-—send them to ua, and
us the guest p ro ject under the Prov'sh’ns of ered a t the Valdez.
we will return them to y«u again apotleoa and clean aa naw.
'
ISection 6 of Chapter 114321, Laws
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. \V Landes of
r~~
of Florid a.’
.
Linton, Ind., and Mrs. H. Sten’" 'a b'unetle Ghil- I T h e Chief Engineer
was
in- hervnis of Montreal, Canada a r ­
'Of 'laughter of Mr. r.tructed to write to Sen ato r H e t- rived in the city Thursday for a
"'ttenderi, l^.ft with eher requesting him to arrange
short stay and are pleasantly lo­
et' K, l). Ghltten- inn Interview for this Board with
cated nt the Montezuma.
By 0 . G. Carmichael
4
| As bury purlr N. I the Board of Engineers for Rivers
Je|i's former home, and Harbors.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. D. Collier of
’ bead a short t i m e - 1 Thereupon tho meeting was ad- F ort Myers were the guesta of
Milan* Theater Bldg.
416 Sanford Avenue
thair daughter, Mra. Sam uel Pules­
f c i A. F .
ton Thursday enroute to Hender­
Phone Ml-W
,(i learn that h e , Thursday, the 22nd instant a t 9.2 0 sonville, N. C., where
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they will
he# i J !*, *I t , f
,r,er an o
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p e r a t io n |o ;a to c a « • w*
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n u ll I ■ mi- hits ill the shut-out. C’h i i ago returned
to |»ower
in the
r i m a'le for
fourth position l*y

T e x a s 'In s tr u c to r

S\KAS0TA WINS!
OPKNINC CAMlil
i ROM ORLANDO!

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tir.iV and Wi l l i : g a v e Det roi t a
The
t nan gam ail evilt hi eah with Phi.
home run and Ihl'ei a ng l e s .
In l,
( oi e u n : o In I and F ran k O ’■ ;idf Iphin, le mg tie- 111 ,
|an,I t aki ng the
e, nml,
1 In tl. Hmirl.e, seldnin 1 lasseil as a s l u gA Imme 1 in I.y Nixon in the i x i h l g e t ' whs the man who made the
inning
of I he
openi ng
1 out e ,1 , hnifie run.

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O n ly
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untried hiii t r a m male;., the I'ardi |
n fi to
vfeturv over I lie
8 L . Dodgers.
It wus lie; st\l It victory
| K oV*£ Brookl yn out of seven tort
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1 .1 Tfa**Cnri|s' victory toda y put I hem
lin four pel l ent ape pi.Mil ; of
Le a g u e leadini; I’ llt l uuph pi

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Tampa a&gt; H iiid entoii.
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I n F i n e F o r m In 2 n d ; j New Y .u k
S^v C t t b a A g a i n T r o u n c e ( . i a n t s r||,v" i ;" " i
P hiladelphia
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Cardinals, A re Only F o u r TIGER’
Points Behind Buccaneers KEEPS
A f t e r Victory Thursday defeating’

fJames Today

T h e se T w in s T e n n is Q u een s

Light Six'
4-Door St

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f. o. b. factory

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Llltoniobile Mils Him

Sinn ! I\

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Hor^lum To Work On jI
Mountain Memorial

French Have (Juard
For Unknown Soldier1

liable.

the l arge t J Salx ,i ,
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1,'iiiute to
XXa . i' III I 1 P '"I l a ,'. Tampa s I;
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I In- hill tiling
uf four gl'Clil lire idenlM; ( ieMi ge age ,,f 1 . 1 ’ .
WiLsIiingtini. Timm its
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A hi ahum Liiu-uln and Tli&lt;(.hue
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it It

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inlan Taken | 0
ipital Twice F(tr
lerg^ncy Treatment

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W'Q'bnrher
nml'aft^m
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bnrber shim
ahup ami
ufl^-r
i ng a t a huHpitat lie suid
tlk poison when he inteaultid
• ttfnic; ma ki n g n mistake
bottU'B.
i t two hours later the amI gnawored u nill to hit*
I rushed hint In u bosjtiIt wait found In- wus *uf■ a gush in hitt throat.
I f o maku a alntemoftt;
i v e me alonu.”
He was
PjnWMfcandeiiJ expcitod

P. e-, ,
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mall. Dumllll, pi......a;, „ | | x
^hled
, by the w a r , finally was npp,,j|,i

S lu sh e d

Rhhtirtlaoii eiime here a year
ago.
I l i a * Wife ami three eh,Id,.,,
aro in I rincutort, N ,J. ID was
X .l. to lmvo b«*n desim.ulenl
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ft
Dm
hn

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New Rose Named
f^n.ini'ln*
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taken 'it' hi-, work
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shinitd weiie
l til;tli' w - l ini'si c u ,I lau.j Ul,|
| has proved u difficulty.
MI AMI B E A C H , Fla., Aug. 2 0 .
N E W on
ORL
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SS
.. Aug. 2 tl. (d'( |nurnhei' uf highways .....
(/Pi Walter itieliurdsiiu, ;ir«, xxell
Mi
E. II. P’ l liner of New Or showers again were f,,re, , ‘ .
known real estufe opernlor and at- i „ , , „ . .......................
Filipinos llse Cards
day.
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lent):, nutmnallx ktioxxii a ; a news
In rtiey, wus faiind ilea,I xx it I■ |,ia
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n
piipci i oiunmi f imt' c lie name
nl 1 Niiinenuis si reams
tl lnmt HluiUfil anti n unmll |u n ■
To Ask Independence
Dorothy Dix, iva Imimred
here recoding hist night, Imi
i.iiidall '

T h fO U t

kriifi. l-y bit* sliht in his room in a
fashhuiahle home here toduy.

*— I ahik ilisUtnee Irleruit being installed, beJto n am] Fensueolu.

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A le xa nd e r, At Ian in husiness

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l&lt;UI|y lll(,BV wl„ . „
1H.W va ri ety of aifuin today Mas «&gt;\|»&lt;-i t. *| 1
W(1S e tiriHlened ' Dorothy I ) i x ” them to m-w h 1)41» U vt ‘

, Mins.

Manatoo — Maua l ee
Avenue
t hmee - *Miri,«W new s( Iim„II u,uho
being widened und paved.
^ to, be erected hero.

D'j,

TAOBILARIAN,

bol, I*, f., A u g .
hannuo). of ilm .Sueitily u f ‘ over their banks,
IfiO miles today
Amerieun Worists a.uTOnminen— ■
Ul\ Huitinilturists,
’I’lu* flower F R Y K Z I N O IN A D 1RDN ll u |, s iu thu^ioiithern
Wlt, c s te n o d nhortly uEer millV.i i i i , , J r .
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Dig. , resentative hf
njglit in the presence of 1,500 per
u rn *

d u r i n i ^ h J nX

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Island ,.f |{nf/Pt .M„|iirj|ijj
through tLi island
grmi|i ,,f th,. ■ •(,;i
Jaf r*IkV
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The New Light Six
wit a rerined 7-bearing cran k sh aft motor
and an arYay of outstanding new attrac­
tions. N ow on display * C o m e vie^ it*

20.

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Preside,,,
;aml members of his „ ilt, v T * *

Jibrtcd today f rom several' pLi. i ' , ' nskmtf Tor*Ph” um&gt;inV V '? I’la., linls
In thu Adirondack m.uiniai,
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t,ict
11 | " I ho tn pa gn alfl^Uned to oimimunt
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Introducing

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Sanford Avenue al Secoqd Street

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C O L U M B U S , (On..) L B I HI HR
to
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Classified nda have the
Unrest
*— B u sin e ss S e rv ic e O ff e r e d ,
- - largest
circulation in Southwestern GeorR ate: 8c (0-woni line) line.
*'■ II’B R K IN S ,- llatwrdnshei
headquarters for C n 1 I e g i a t *
B E S U R E and see the new i ustnm Clothes
I HI F irst Street.
built Studebakers
_______
S A N J U A N GARAGE
L A N E Y 'S DRUG S T O R E - P r e ­
scriptions, Drags. Soda. We nre
F O R S A L E —Space on the page ! " " near vou as vour phone.
fo r cla s s ifie d
advertisements.
Call W3
Why not rent those vacant rooms -------- -- .
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. Daily Herald

RATES

[cwh I" Advance
[T w ill l*e received
.nd collector sent
'• ■ p , , ” S ' - . i i , .

8c ■ line
7c a line

ttes •»" request.
for
&lt;fj rates are

I I — A u to m o b ilcH

J, 0f average length
charite of 30c for
L ^ in g i* restricted
(fssniHcation.
of if made The Sani wi]| he responsible
l incorrect insertion,
jwr for siibswauent
Hie office should he
[mediately in case of

I tcnlcrs

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I(&gt;25

Like M a n . 1 pair
bhcll xbis-es.
Finder
tu Herald office.

(ii — M isceliim eo ttH .

tAlt EXCHANGE
IRK AND SE C O N D
|)181.EY, M anager
i
VC OAKLAND
I
ITONTIAC I CftiMlio Company
St.
Phone 121
DDINiE
1m ami Graham T ru ck s I
llh St.
Phone .'I

Elm Ave. nnd 13th Street.
PHONE

II K S T

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H U Y

U S E D

CAM/,ING W O R K S . '
WKIDYEAR T I R E S .
I. Hatteries.
Iters Cleveland Six

11124 Ford Touring

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C A R S

l«*2:i Ford Touring
1923 Kuril Coupe
1925 llnby Overlnml Touring
1924 Ren Touring

niRYSI.KR
lU'I.I.KU MOTOR CO
l-s»Phone «V2

SANFORD

fTT AND P A G E
knf«inl I &gt;ealei
I’F'S GARAGE
Phone 617 !

O V E R L A N D CO.

Park and Commercial

"M irr o r "

I

NEW t'» rooms, 5 closets*, break ­
fast loom, large porch, double
floors, oak fireplace, garage. Bar
gam at $6011(1,IHI.
Small down
imymunt. Ilalum-e like rent. Own«r 197 J .

I SU BSTA N TIA L
HOME.
Five
;
l o o m s am i l a r g e s l e e p in g pureh, .
double gal a g e , i flu ent drive, childs .
play house, valuable sh ru bs, tr e e s ]
an d flnwei.s.
P rice $8,500.
H aiti
I N a s o n , 5 0 7 1 s t N u t ’l H a n k H l d g
I P h o n e 249.

For Sole P.y

C L A R E N C E SM ITH
General Contractor
6(111 West F irst S tre e t
at Phone 441

HALL H A R D W A R E

J A M E S 11. COWAN All kinds of
Tin and Sheet Metal
Work.
W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak
Avenue and Third Street.
T e le­
phone 11 l . r

W A N T E D TO HUY
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
a t HERALD O F F IC E

DOUBLE
COTTAGE.
pioperlv.
separate

! F O R S A L E . My new home of 5
rooms. In shady grove on De­
land road, I 2 mile North 1st St.,
HODGINS A CUV \N GO., Aut &gt;]
Radiator and *hi . inetat work - i ROOMS, with or without meal- at a bargain. H. H. Bankston, P.
Plain and ornamei &gt;.4 aoeot moc I
Reasonable rates. Lincoln lintel. (1 Box. 733, Sanford, Fla.
work.
Tel. 710-V
207 Prwn h
GARAGE APARTMENT
Avenue
fi!)— ItooniH f o r H o u s e k e e p i n g
4 rooms and bath
I
oil
l
l.aurcl Ave.
21)— Mealing And Plumbing O NE light housekeeping furnish
ed room, for rent, lights and
between
i
water furnished. 215 Avocado Aw
Olh and 7th Sis.

t)7— Rooms With Board.

j

F L O R ID A
.111 L a s 'DO
Orlando H O U S E K E E P IN G r o o in s a a il
Morning Sentinel, largest classi­
sleeping rooms, good ha at l ui
fied buainess, rate lc a word, min­ 1009 Union Ave.
imum 24c cnah with order.

74— A partm ents and Flats

AUTOM O HILK D E A L E R S If vou
want to sell your used cars, ad
vartise daily on the classified page.

13— Service Stations — Repairing.
23— Florists.

NASH
V U L C A N IZ IN G
fid m motor ear value. F I S K T I R E S
W H E E L E S S A W ELSH
Mo t o r s r o
‘Service th at makes friends"
and .Sanford Ave.

•■STEWART T H E F L O R I S T "
Flowers for all occasion*.
M cL A N D E R A RCA DE
Phono 781.

27— Professional Services.
S. J . NIX
Attorney nnd Counsellor at l aw
31)6 E ast F ir s t Street.

F O U R room furnished apartment
nod sleeping porch.
All &lt;on
vuniriiccs. Phone 149-J.
NICE, clean apartm ent,
mouth.

304

W.

5th.

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m i h i . M i n i n ' . vm iiM ii.r,
n i l NT%, i i . u m i n .
IN ( I I I M K I I I .
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m U IU U T MrClI.I.
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VS
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t u f * x t err, o r
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a 12**111*1*11 «lI h1 i II mi l l i ' i i
\\ I T M gS S M x l i n m t ii ini n f f i i ’litl
H* ill Mf NHllI r i l l till t ' l HI l t H i l l (III.
2 2 i h I liiix n f J ii lx
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St.

FO R
R E N T . Nice.
furnished.
housekeeping apartm ents, firsi
and second floor. 312 K. 5th St.
F U R N I S H E D . — 6 room
S tu rm ,
Bungalow. Dcnn-Herg C orpora- I
tion 515 F ir s t Natl. Hunk Hldg
Phono 713.
T H B C L A R K Apartm ents on the'
beach,
reasonable
weekly or |
monthly rates. 410-418 South A t­
lantic Ave
Daytona Beach, F l a . . j
Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop und Mgr.
Phone 667-L -3

l &gt; T H U 4 I I K I I T 1 O I I I I O K NF AI I *
M ill!
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NTATK.
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ii.n iu n v
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I ot 50 x 117

$.11)1111 Dll.
Easy Terms.
O
P A L M ET TO AVE.
5 room Bungalow,
2

24— P a in tin g — P ap erin g

M O D E !, TR IM CO
Ku r d
f o r d s o n . ‘ We trim the car. not the iwncr.’
Phono 017 for e s t im a t e ».
m Higgins, Inc.
P. W. R A D F O R D
Palmetto. Phone 331 |

Ur n n e t
enhances,

double garage. For few days only
• $6750.
Hart Nason, 1st Nat'l.
Hank Bldg. Phone 249.

Phone 58

I&gt;I.E H E A LE R S: If you '
vour used ears ad- ,
O'
the ila ssified 1

S7— Acrcngv For Stile

Kent

HI— H ouse* F o r Stile

wi t h

11)— Building ( ’ontructorK.

wa

j i

Equip vour kitchen

i S A N F O R D HOOFING 0 0 .
Tile
I ronfn built up roofs. Re-roofing
i over obi roofs. Leaks repaired- ivt •
tlrnates free. Satisfaction guaran|teed, Oak Ave ft 3rd S t. Phone 111.

I N

MAll.WONS
Auloaiobile ('«.
M Ave
Phone 1.17

P R IN T IN G 'I HAT P L E A S E S
Typew riters andAdding Machines.
T H E S E M IN O L E P R I N T E R Y
601 W. Uth S t. W. N. Luntlcy, Prop.

n\

H O f S E or Apartment wanted to BIX A C R E S. - P a r t l y Reared ( lo-«
ill. IV It. Box 11 7
lent by Pennsylvania family of j
seven State rent wanted, wheth
cr furnished or unfurnished and .1)1 — Legal Notices
amount, you want if sold. X. Y. /,.
Herald Office.
IN « l l l l I I T
M i l MT.
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A lum ilium

M«HT and Overland.
M, Motor i 'ii .,
I ommen in I

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K !— W an ted T o

W IG H T C H R I S K N B K K R Y P R IN T T W E N T Y pair of pigeons cheap.
SH OP
Printing,
Hngraving.
Phone 821 It.
Embossing. Se e us first. We do
it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenue- '&gt;5— Sp ecials at the StoreH.
Commercial S tree t.

M I L L E R O. P H I L I P S , Inc.

obiles For Sale.

Morning
Maine
Florida
through
on ap-

iffir n £ fc

Ford Touring.

■JeRscv to * ' Reward. I
.Canieion Ave. Hox77.

-Wntervill®.
Thousand of
interested in
Kfa&lt; h them
Hate card

r

Kuril Coupe.

diamond
it, f i n d e r 1
Magnolia
I

Magtiohn Ave.
•hone .167

t f S r prompt i S ' V „ .... bn

rV,

“Customer In Grocery
Store Shot By Negro
Bandit Saturday Night”

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M ORG ANTO W N. W. VA.. people |F I J J 3 K
S,‘1'
lmhy
dresser,
are interested in Florida
K»»«;h;
H, \.(III,llti«.n, half price.
Call
r
of ttu1mi through ii I'lassified add in a fte r !* before
Rose Court,
I(i2 * Ford Kimuhnut.
Morgantown PO ST. Six cents upper Apt. 1.
a work for »ix c an am itiv e issues.
I!»2*» Ford 1-ton Trurk.
FOR S A L E
Dining table, chairs
and china cabinet,
small
re ­
&gt;HADDOCK STF.AM i’R E S S E R Y
19 2 1 Ford Light Welivery Truck
- Cleaning, pressing, tailoring, frigerator, rocker*, etc. 83 I Mug____
p105 S F’ulmcUo Avenue.
Pho»C nolia.
1(125

and I'mtiitl.

f"R|i licit K CO.

ig S i

filling of prescriptions and quick ' Blllt.
delivory.
j Drugs _ Soda - Hot Sandwiches j 5 8 — H o u s e h o l d G o o d s

1925 Ford Tudor Ce&lt;lan.

E fficient

|LE H P D SO N -E S SR X
INC.
I Oak Ave.
Phone II

HILTON 'S HA It HE It SH OP
------ --------------------T
l i t Magnolia Avenue
K IN D E R G A R T E N . F or four and
8 first class barbers. Special atriv'' Year old children.
Tu be
bantiou given Indies and children. h,' M ln s,,u lh si&lt;lt' Prim ary Huild___________ ______________ inif. Open Name time i»« public
S A N F O K ,, I . K . I f t C O M P A N Y

S r rv l &gt;•

to 812
ilil office.

.

_

Rincs Filling Station ^

12— educational

B E L L GOOD U S E D C A R S

rj should givo their
ostaffice address as
phone number if
results. About one
nf a thousand Was
and the others
auntrate with
you
linow your address,
alinuance M U S T be
knoll «t The Sanford
|ce or by letter. Teleoilimiaiirrs are not

■in* pen,
Irb ireuml

LOANS— Money available a t 7 per
cent. Close in property. A. P.
Conntdly A Sons.

LANKY DRY C LE A N IN G
CO. 33— Help Wanted— Male
Dry Cleaning,
Repairing ami
Dyeing.
Phone 105 for prompt TWO YOUNG MEN 20
to 30
service.
years with sales ability -$20 to
$■'10 per day. Inquire Henry W e r t­
WE C LEA N and repair all kinds heimer. Sanford b m n A Savings,
" f Stoves. ::tl7 Palmetto.
1
| Magnolia Ave.
______________
171 .1

DODGE B R O T H E R S

tant n o t i c k

NOTICE TO P R O P E R T Y
H \ K room furnished house, de­
OWNERS
sirable
location,
will
lease.
Will vou lease your house, farm
Phone 9082.
or unimproved p ro perty ?
We
have prospects for homes, farms, ••n »»•**• t m i l &gt;«»u a m i PMt'li o f v i»n ni HV
c l o l o . mti np i l k i ht , ti ll s* o r h i l o r e w t I
FOR REN T - a room house
Mid poultry farms.
in an d
ilia* a l i ov &gt; * «|e*nrrltif*it |»r«•|* 1
West First Street. $t&gt;0.00 per
SCRUGGSSCOGGAN REA LTY
•it'
li l * i *i d«*r»*d M i n i v •mi u n t i l
month. Will lease for year. Call
COMPANY, INC.
♦•.o h o f v. .* in- j i h I \ .*!• i r r h
j
&lt;&gt;5i. Sanford Realty
Co.. Hall Phone 7:15
MastSbic Temple. !*x o r t l f t * ,| | ♦ i t m n til u l o l «|**f*T. * 1
ii t i t I n*1 Mt*» ct ♦rnpiit I tiHtit l i r r r l n f l l Bldg
• tl m i th«* M h d u x o f A u k u n I A t&gt;
__‘
Mi* •*»»»» • I . •!.«, u rTt.lv *♦.»
FOR S A L E - Three room house
7N— O ff ic e s a n d D e n k R o o m
close in. on one acre o f good Mu * c o n n . *«( Mi** I ' m i n Mon** *. In
Mu* ( ' l l . t*f S i t n f o n l . H« * i nl n o l f i *«*i i i i land.
Small cash payment.
H. tx K o r h l n . Mini I n
Mt«*rr«»f
ittfClfl* |»ro «’Mltf*‘*MO xx i l l )*»• » nl« l * ’*l |
A I T R A C T IV E rooms to rent for Clayden, Room 4, Ball Bldg.
iuihIii*!
x &lt;»ii
nr lit i ' h i mp
It*-hi ii
h
stores or offices a t Park Ave.,
8 ' i l i it*
t i l l * - In
Mi«*
n mi u ' i l
and Commercial S tree t.
WT. M. MODERN 5 room liungalow on p l a i n t i f f In Hint I n Mi** a h o v t * il ••• I
|
Hughey Street Hardwood floors •tf 1 11&gt;« tl I h ritI*a
^oung, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
;
It |m f u r M i f i
oit|**r**«l Mi nt
Mi l *
O F F IC E F o i l K E N T — la Meiach throughout, built ill features, ex • n o l l e * ' In* |ii|MI*hi*«1 I n Mi#* Mi n f * » r d
Bldg
Apply A. P Connelly A leptioually well built and modern 1 Mtltlltl h ii**xvMill! p*' • iHtlill'kt'l In
U w " S I N C L A I R " Gap
in every detail. Garage.
Lot |; S . i n f o n l S t i n l n o l * ' i ' m i i m i i , I ’l m l i l * .
Funs, Magnolia and 2nd.
I l l * ' H XVf t k ft»r
f t i ll l
x t»ll**’t *11 »x o .
(i t x 128.
Priced at $7,500,011, ; "XV
•» k *
Full nf eager powar
terms to suit ourrhaser.
I W l i i i f M * m v It»«ml it tit I o l f ' i l i i l *t*n I
T a MPA D A IL t T I M E S , lam p*,
D E A N -B E R G C O RPO RATIO N
I o f 111** 1 *4 re* ii 11 4 *o ii i t oi H t * n I n o l i *
S I N C L A I R O II.S
Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word.
« 1*11111 V. M u t l lr* nil Mi l * lit
l*t II 11.1X
515-10 First Nat’l Hank Hldg.
Minimum 25c, cash with order.
o f \ ilk II * t . A
f i t * J«&lt;
Better for your motor
Phone 713
(SKAI.)
Write for complete rate card.
M i :i
v
I
FOR S A L E . 8 room house, doll
t I ••r ;
Ido lot. IH.’il Pink Ave. Phone
AD\ KRTISF, in the Jo u rn al-H er­
I lx V
♦» I *
111.1 Sanford Ave.
Phone
ald. South Georgia's g r e a t e s t 1 22H-J.
I MX
newspaper.
Moruing, afternoon
H..I ». It Ml
'• Ml|»1tl IT|ri
weekly and Sunday.
Classified Hf)— I , o I s F o r Stile.
•I 1*1.4
S. I Ilf Ml
rates 10c per line. Waycross J o u r ­
nal Herald, W'uycriMts, Georgia.
A SN A P EUR T H E B U IL D E R
6 Lots on Pecan Avenue at !
HOA — K en t K j-fait* D i r e c t o r y $1200 00 each
5 lots on Avocado I
Avenue at $1000.00 each S i m m o n s •
HIGGINS S M I T H W I G H T , INC. Realty Co . Call at 1010 lainiel !
Real Estate and
IN SU R A N C E B R O K E R S
B E S T lot in Pinehurst. $2000, 1 2 1
cosh.
Little &amp; I'laydvn, Hull i
L IST Y O U R P R O P E R T Y W I T H , Hldg
" T H E LOT K IN G "
:II111 First National Hank Hldg.
W rrr joH &lt;Hir •»I thr fcirtlinnlr ft*
h i t r %%1iii|»li&gt;rm lu««irnnrr nflrr Hi*
MfnriM nf TtM**tln) f
%
%mn fiiwt
THRASHER &amp; GARNER
ii «*rll**rl«»*i of i i hm (h«* %«mua&lt; miH '
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
*(|*|&gt;f4*»llll«*r D llltla xiill do. 4 I 4*1iivi•*• j
xHilom iirrlir oil Ni*lir«ltil«* tlm** ,
112 S. I’ark Ave., Sanford
Th**&gt; ii ^ ii ii 11&gt; htt|ip**ii lirfiirr.
H**f-|
trr Inkc It mil I*mIh&gt;.
\fl*r thr
I hi- |»rrmlniM J
McCALL A FOX, Real estate in­ I*Ion 11’* f o4i Intr.
vestments. Heat buys are Hinong Inn’t Inricr. nml (hr nimforta Hil«ht»
l»l«.
our listings. Phone 745.
Hrf llir i»f«1 rrllnltlr “Thlupi'n'* f**r
•mIIiI |»r*ilrctltiii. \II clh*»r* «»f imS E E R C. T I S D A L E for good buys aoniin t* nrltfrii.
I * h « m r i n r t i l l i ng .
in Real Estate, 236 Meiach Build­
\\. j . r n i 4 . r i : \
ing.
I' ii 14**ton-llr ii mli*« lliildim _ i

Sanford Stove A Furniture Co.
•21 B First Street
Tor Sale.
We carry a full line
32— Help Wanted— F«m ale
Our prit es are light
Cash
nr
terms. We want your business.
LADY, good character, age 25 to
10 to take charge and superin­
I MIR At l.B Concrete Co., general tend a home of 2 sweet, little girls
cement work, sidewalks, build­ age l and 12, to do the things need­
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J . R. ed as a mother would do, to the
right person will give the com forts
Terwilleger. Prop.
of a modern home, use o f car, serv ­
ants and any thing else that might
E X P E R T R E P A IR IN G
be wished, in reason, good salary,
lypewriters amt Adding Mm bines. person of only the very highest
P A U L II NIX.
type need apply.
Address P. 0 .
With Hnvnes A Ratliff. Phone 1110 Box No. 15J I , Min mi, F I h.

IDVBRTISBRS
lid
representative
familiar with ratoa,
classification will
nmplcto information.
wi-h. they
will
in wording
your
|t» make it more ef-

GARAG E apartment, wntcr. elec­
tro ity and gas, available Sept.
1 120'.) Magnoliu.

S E M IN O L E E M P L O Y M E N T
BUREAU
204 North Park Ave.

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Ri i ert i nnH.

|. I'lonin'

~ -----------------------------------T U B N E X T time you nne sick try
C H IR O P R A C T IC .
You
soon
will get well and will keep sm il­
ing
Dr. W. E. MacDougall. 1st
Nat. Hank Bldg
Phone 4 8 2 -J.

bed room s

sleeping

I

and

p a n h.

Garage
Priced at $5250.00
Small cash oavment.
Balance Monthly.
• ()
3 ROOM HOUSE
on
Magnolia Ave..
between
Evans &amp; Central Sts.

I

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PALM B E A C H C O U N TY — The
scene of stupendous
develop­
DKAN-BKHG
C ORPORATION
B L U E B IR D B E A U T Y SHOP.
ment. Read about it in the Palm
615-10
F
irst
Natl.
Hank. Hldg.
F
U
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N
I
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H
E
D
apartments,
private
I
" W e specialize In permanent wav­
Beach Post. Sample copy ««nt on
Phone 713
home close in. 509 E. 3rd St.
ing". 20(1 North Park Ave.
i request.

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Our IN S U R A N C E D E P A R T ­
M E N T will cheerfully give in­
formation and is prepared to is .iie
the following: Burglary, 1 heft and
Robbery policies.

Ms

Messenger, office and store robbery
or hold-up, paymaster robbery or
hold-up, residence burglary, theft
and larceny, mercantile open stock
burglary, mercantile safe burglary,
bank burglary and robbery.

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I ait 6 2 x 130
P ric e d a t $15 0 0 .0 0
W i t h t e r m s to s u it

purchaser
— OROOMING HO USE
12 rooms furnished,
close in, good income
property, priced to
sell, easy terms.

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ANI ' i n
I K N O W N i »k f i : n i »a V I s

T h e above is a headline fom our
morning paper! And there are few
editions of our daily papers that do
not carry similar headlines.

Mf Klnrlila. flu* W ' 4 «*f III*- MW**

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By GEORGE McMANUS

“ A Share o f Your
Business Will Be
A ppreciated”

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iN E W S M I’E K

•* v” ”j a m a

i in F ln riila '3 H e a r t ,
L G reatest V e g e t a b l e
Richest G a r d e n L a n d

* Fair tonight. Sunday loeal^baa*
tiers bowers; gentle spnth, wtadi, - •

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H CASE

Republican Leaders Have
No Scruples About Buying
Elections, Says Oldfield

A L L E N T O W N , On.. A iik . 21.
&lt;/!*)• I’ntli tin- lVnnsy{/uniu .-mil
Illinois primaries slim, i }&gt;&lt;• C. i&gt;ut&gt;
lim n s luivc m&gt; scruples about )&gt;u.v
i»g an
(&gt;lei-lj&lt;in, Representalive
01*1 fit-lil of Arkansas, rlitiirnum ,,f
the D emocratic Natinnul Commit
tee, declared here today hi opening
jnn ag gressive campaign
fur the
:r |election
nf William
It. \V il-un.
Democrat, In the senate.

SA NFORD.

F L O i q P A , S A T ! R D A V . A tIG I S T

2 1. 1 !»2(i

Tlitrhl I’nges Today.

.

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INDIAN’S P R E ACTIVITIES OF &lt; Water
w « / Supply
* « » « / « P£ revents
WIFE READY TO “BABY BANDITS’ CeleryDisease,SaysFoster
FIGHT CHARGES
GEORGE.
't

f&lt;&gt;r senator was tin. chairman
Careful regulation e f the water been made to determine the best
lit a i ' a l e eoiiiinission which has
.apply will (iicvir.t
the hh.cli- 1011 l e of tcrlilizer fur celery.
(l\t c ixt&gt; five coinhiimtioini have
juris(hd io)t over pulilu utility cor' ' ; &gt; ! b.-.i
■
heart disease in the eelery crop
Cl
tiled, the ti-2-K showing up
poralioiis anil
his ariipaign funds
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testa.
railn from the three largest utility Jackson Harnett. Called The F o r r e s t \n«l I o s lie f j o n r o . ” 1 uccordiiig lo \ C. I osier, plant tile • st m the siihsci|uent
.
“ Tin* et gallic sources of’ nmcoiporiitiun magnates m the state. .
A n d I I ' r e M E n d O f T h e |i;itholngist of the f . S. DepartWorld’s Richest Indian; Is
im ni of A n o ne me in the lain- piomni gave the highest yield.
“ flotli primaries show that our ]
T r a i l . O ne r a c i n g P e n A m i
Arrested In California On
“Ti ts have also been made with
•all ty for mvesligatimi of vege­
opponents have no scruples about j
O th e r I'lg litin g
For
L i f e table diseases maintained here.
la
spiv/ material, hut the old
Charges liy Government
buying an election.
Popper and I
Associated with Mr. l-'o ter m the llot'ih-aux mixture that has been
\ are in IViyisyIvaiiiu and Sm ith I
I:tI IIl|o|-\ m the S .-mmole «-nuni&gt; &gt;u--i-«J V r s,»ine lim e is found to be
m Illinois, make Newberry a figure
i ffcctive
in
cun trolling
, ,,.ii i hoit«i are Dr, S. I’. Iloolittle I most
“Th ere is nnc subject tip«m which to he eaiiom/.fd as a m artyr by the
Speaking of Idle lit s, although a copper soap
■I i-:. c. l it to
the Republican campaign mnu.ig party of great moral ideas.”
Idackls a
st . ami l e t - dust has been used with some e f­
" I lie American people will not
ers will he n&lt; silent as 1‘rc-ulctil
t ill ease he fect ivi ness,
in* aic.
tolerate a i ntitimiaiii-c of N e w b e r - ,
'noli,
I
go
tins
y
e
a
r,"
Mr.
Oldl'icl.l
Prison
Sentence
Of
20
To
.
’
50
}y
“ l&gt;r Doolittle is working with
They have shown that by Harnett Charged WithHaving
,.n iil.
“That is the lYmisylvnitiii rvisin.
0 aic, a plaid disease
Years (!i\rn In Older Ho&gt; ;
. 11o.
Disregttrded Summons And
.. in , ■■ / Vtn
' I lie Id o I.li
$.t.11(11),000 Itepulilican pnniiirx ami i he defeat of nearly every senator
I'll -atei's to hinder lettuce
I
i
id
I
ii
•
-ix
•
twho
voted
to
sent
him.
While
the
Caplttres
Cud
Wiid
t
'a
reel’s
Cited
For
Court
Contempt
the Illinois $1,0(10.(11)1) Kcpui.l’. an
lliii os ' ion. It causes
lit at ,
"•erupt practices act has heen held
&lt;
primary.
I.. -hoot to seed, slltlls
v.. t' i r « • •l|e«
"i i'
m&gt;t to appiy I........natorial prinian
I
.&lt;&gt;s
\N'UKLFS,
l/P)
Vug.
21
" S e c r e t a r y Mellon ays that lln • . toil nualel v tin- -enule i the
1
'i ami pi ev ents it head
. •• r
Anna l.aura IJarm
wife
if .ti »n ” 1 .f •
A u th o r itie s she h fuml ••••lli-i l i ll "i l In I*, nr lllilge of the I|lialll'li at lolls of It ! n| .Lo kson Harm tt .tt,7*1.white
known .-.a , da;
sylvama primary via ill,- atnc a no titl.ii , ami H lias -.aid that no I
•r
1 ,.i - he i eb rv 1-af tyer
the “ uni Id'- richest Indiati" looked t th&lt;
money collerteil lot
•Inn i h. p i.
h.t\% .*n* r
■.onpii- In d t licoiigh t lie
\•ri
non n Ni wh'Cl I \
'hall
"
it hi I 'hat ' t" the law today In In ing her bus 21. t " , • i n
.
Il.l.
...el
1,11
ti
WASHINGTON. Aug. _
l.l I A u g. - 1 . siilliaiily tills ini -I,oh- i hi t ,.i r i ll
.tm al parasites that can
i
.»
.
1
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*!*
v
th*»»
hmly.
•
&gt;
,
.
,
,
i
.:1
Ii
bruit,.
•
l
•• l •
it .’
band In i r. to California. lie wn-»
(/T»)—
As a step toward depMHG j j
.
d
on
i
&gt;i,.
plant
s.
This
t
mh
!
I*
Hire.
" I At j lit ions of .In.shl’pll \\ (iiiiinly. who
"Von voters
in Penn-\ l\aniii.! -o'l -e.l veM, 1.1:1 V by Dull ml S ta te s i cut, « • • •&gt;. 1 , v t ■&gt;1,,, XJ
. t.
'
I l.i-ca.isc however, have it in your power to
saiil
Ihal
Inconiriliiiii
ml
will
be
one
of
the
I
n
v
i
'l
i
l
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"
tation
proceedings then D*
CC(ll“ g Gir lV l«'-|
'
1life .
: i... , 1, e l. t1 &lt;tl i1III .....
the Mellon Pepper l.ck !' caliili Inn-stall action by the senate by ofi'u m's in face a federal court
ii.d most e f f is 'tive ways partment of Labor hga iSSOf
mg the pa 1
•
1
he
nr
-tu
V
V
III
Conti mpt coin I charge.
atml&gt; &lt;-I &lt;ieio g i a , date for governor was opposed to
Him." this pest, as the hticIi c I, W i that ferlt
till' election of thill scrupulously
....... *
S i c .1.. v 1, It, t he 1Ir. 1 of I'll
'Hu aged In-li.c. was arrested on
■to lie 'I 'l r s l i o i i m l l ta x in g eorporalion.
Iii- easily grown and n warrnnt for the arr«iit''*
and tirumly hone*t mail, that ideal representa­
••tiling I-1 ill Wtlll f i ­
hie v, i.ir.iill ).\ pel ., rtiieti -vIm i , 1, - i'
,-i
writ
of
attachment
issued
by
on
the plants with the George Remus, form er
wit h I In' sla.V- was looking mil to|- th&gt;- corpora tive of labor, who has already ren­
lie made a limvrun ei t••
I'liited S ta te s District J u d g e Robspriiv min bines.
lm lit s
li.iv i
I
XI
l
I
dered
great
service
to
the
nation
er of Cincinnati* who- *
v
dvet
hii
.11
I
n-d,
I
e
InDonald '"••• s p e c i a l 1
erl
Williams at Muskogee anil is
“Thill wti:. the «ii-e in Illinois. as secretary of the great labor de­ being returned, it was Sl id to testoiliiv
w
e
-aid
by
dm
a term in Atlanta „
attiu lieil to t h e The successful Keplihhi illi ciilull
part m i n t. William II. Wilson."
• “ liopcletif&gt; In fun- the fedi cal grand jury
iary for bootlegging*
fc,|nilnr ( . e n e r a l
wlio -in tendered to ol
in regard to the cirrumt'taiires surDeportation of Remug , o f i -’..'Jr
'
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hut
-•
l.iv,
wa
•
n
Lm. I .am e w a s
roiiniling Ins loinriage.
•i util 7'i to 7." \i ii ii
sought on the ground th at ktyjr.1
Mrs. Harnett last night
wired
|t Mirli It*' waiver!
I I libel \ With I K’l" o'
ijicn.i room of a
bet attorney in Oklahoma to pro­
tereil thU country by
,1. ol mg gnilt . t o t In- i I i c&gt;
cure I i I for her husband as soon
false and m ial««itng ' *
•
.in
'
a
’
alnio-l
It,i
as he . •i-ives -mil to prepare to
the nix
th at ho is a parson UhSh
.
.1
br
lh.
I
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I'e'l
.
-1
fight, to.
hai ge&lt; iig..iimt him.
slllllll
come n public c h a r f t , mat
•
t
t oils
I o' . .
She aim............. her intention of
ii fash 1
is likely to become a
b.r
M
ir
ogee.
lu
llin
g
tod.i
week !
■i
ill Opera Ic
(
hain
S lo rea
He wap convlcetd St
one
of
t
he
“
ll
1null
•n
In
Ciut
i
,!!"
W. i 1 &lt; n i l
gamed
for vtolatlng th« pro)
sei io'is specul.i' • t In -e Ok lain.
In
f'enlral
Florida
With
ibet i rt ton '
i'ii
I'lnrii5:i
.
m
i
f
li
:t.
t
tie.
i Mil II
-ill
and was sentenced to S
Sanford As lleadquartcre: the
i.in'n nit a- | Action Of S tate Hoard Fol­ S ixlten Members Of Crew In ilia people 11.i - • instituted.*' the
.i.
A tlanta prison. White'
in l * . : 1’i i m " : •1 S e i v ic e s
iy
husband
is
a
i
wife
h
c
la
i'd
i-l I., till 211•
li\eeuli\es Are Local Men ing there he was brought t o
One Hunt Are Saved While - •C*I, TUI T. I be-. didn't give him
lows ItJM’sligalion H&gt; Ki*|&gt;\ .i I n lie l l r l . l t tu &lt;tunl;i&gt;
•!. 1 .l:uk*n/i
„l- b,d.
ington to become s s t s f '
Four O thers Are .Missing; I lllle to sill go,*, I bye of** o iv t iiiiv
rt'st'iiliili vi* Of Governor;
the Friendly
Stores
Inc., n j in tho Senate ^in^es^l^tjon o f .
•lii
r rl.i
,.■.,* f Sen 1 !••&gt;■ , i
clothes, 'll.- di d-i't even have an
1
i
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Lake
Swept
Ity
oD-MileGale
\
\
1
r
&gt;
Coin
il
ls
Are
llvamined
chain --t'lrc system with
i ii.it I . -In inigbt
kf&gt; wall \oii in At I
.»• s.in f.a.l :i- hi-mhpnirters lm» been administration ______ __
overcojit.
If t )i« v attempt
tn
t--i1*4• . I\ 1" DI* tl i,i.-.; .1
l 1 . “ g..t I .11•! v I'll lilOI
□tv 'll". l ives asked |
of J u s t ic e "unaer SSwnyy
drive : II III*- v . v back to Oklaho­
l •t 11 •.'•M. 1(1 hi
» 1 1.
Oi l am.'i-d In n group o f SMlfor t
l.j. |,t.i I'll.-I.In I Inn n il
TA I.I.AII A S S E K . Aug 21. t.l’i
ri.K VK 1.A N I&gt;. Ohio. Aug. 21.
wy a I•;■11 -in la d h i - i
Suhsoquently he f i M k e
’ 111! 1 Strn -I. ! bn ii ■• nu n.
ma.
I
think
tin
i
rtp
vviii
ill
him
."
Wt
1
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1.
•
t*
riie system will
i 11*v idiid'iii! •&gt;i• • .
I li.-^hiii ge of (i. I &gt;. |)nll:ir, cap
i-l*i A man. believed
to he
!
la -1 night ami |
it re p u d ia tin g ¥ r ^
Fiin-ihlv Seized Ity O fficers
I" .If J •\ \
V
.
ti'l..
.11.
I
av.
',,res
m
all
im
portunt
cities
of
state
road
hiiihi
iiiioibcr
I'ill’l
In
i
iind
i
•
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1
llermati Wiigi'ittiin .fireman of
i under at te s t.
i I am
The wealthy Indian was forcibly
Since the re lfk lo cft
1 l|l.. cjil i.v iri**4 v .. 1 In* hcl'l
and t •v.-ns in f ’eiitrnt Florida.
i
.i vvi i-k. i In- t wo .; ot n '
the steam er Howard S. (ierken,
Wind- t.i uuestion * one. for heating a prisoner vv:is
-ei/.cd by gov el li'llellt llll'll w hen
ii
**1•■•k ’ *« &gt;» 1•*•• ! fit.Mil II! ' hs* I i m i ,,■.•!- ,,f the new cor|ioration A tlan ta the d
,I, ,| ( Im1 t In- •b i -1 b id
which went down early today o ff
|m|||-I „ lull I ill III '. annoiinieil hv the liuard of com
\\It .1 ‘ o r ii. A. Winston, president; B . has investiga
he nil vvereil liis door-hell.
I he
I • Hr- I.V- 41:«1• ( •till 'l
•|brill" ;ii:d I Im I •d l"l
| Krie, Hn . in .-in S2 milr-aii-hour
thing." I .alter fi­ missinneis of st ate institutions.
will liiol.e Ihroligh the g u ard : and
I S.|uircs, vice president; J . C. oughly and evldono*
!\
■
n
i
"
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.
I
lie
v
I
.Mind
it
Upon
receipt
of
notice
from
gale, will washed ashore til Krie
lm - -.ml.
Imslinnd away
tried
In
drag
hit
;
Hi
iiiiv lig h t,
secret ary-treasu rer, duced to show .
,n (In b.i * I, •-1 .be- iind
Theodore .lohnson, a pri-oiiei- in
I’emnsiihi shortly before noon to­
tbfrom them.
She later explained
;iml
i
\V.
Knapp,
general niHr.Rger near Berlin 42. .
will-11
I
be
judge
pro
that
cii
nip,
(lint
he
hail
heen
day.
Although
alive,
his
condi­
LAug. -'I i/l*)— The
— _
that sh&gt;- thought lie was ludr.g
The
directors
arc
R. A. Wins- claims to h*T0 t T _ .
i-lltl'lllc.
|
severely
beaten
hv
Cuptaiii
IlnHnr.
tion .viis so serious that lie was
1 Lintc, who was tiikb.
S tate s first In HIM 5»- I t t l
kidnap1
I.
(on.
It.
E.
.
v
i|inres,
.1.
t*.
Wain.
i
lin
t
line
•
Inn
i
x
t
•
•
t
in
&gt;
&gt;
■
inoihlr positively to identify him­
|in Jai k-onville last (iovernor Martin sent II. II. I*nk
Harnett i &lt; ii.)
iid In have dWre
w i i*rlit. I . 1*. Il-ignn and K, K. his parents and
,i v. Id ni.' Iiivv i \ i but I "I
self.
jin "fille rs , has son. supervisor of state intivu ts.
ml - l ot III S lip
Baltimore. Pro...
_
i a
garded ; -iiliiiiioi
K ll'gtH.
In.
1
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•
•
1
I
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to
make
.-in
investiiratiop
I'ick
(
’upturn
T
II
Mcyman.
m
tiu
g
Ijiritu ipal objectives
fnmlly ptover flrtd to
pem atice bet -u e the
11 Mil I, 'in e fisl
X11
t|,e
o
fficers
of
the
new
ill
ill
n
’.t
ml'
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•
•
•
.
I
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­
.lohu-oii
h.-ul ■iipiiiiu of the A-hliihula ear I d
Bi-i (nil- nearly a son repertiul that
e ia l grand mi v l:i - 1, inul't
.11...i , 11..■■ re .s-aiil'oiil tin s ex- then to MUwaukW.
ll, ii..,' n- •' 'l-a • I
rv Vlad land, which hroughl tinI Bert Ilo.i.itdson. Ins tried lo run avsav from a g ua ) d.
was cited f- i . o| temp* ' emir
■pi h r.iglit wh.* ii
prominent
Remus claims to
.... I licv I".blifd .1 Idling t.ltl!
•if.iv
ors
here.
iK-scnlied
t
Inlaid
been
•
iplured
and
t&gt;ut
in
tluptiji. -■ ii.-itor Cieuinvolve I
Hncriet'': nun i ii - hn
in nf Huiuiell and llust- nnd n h alf yoara old a t —
i i.it ili-n »'it v, lx i
* -• a |"tn* ' '
In
I"
slid, ing of tin (lei'ken. Despile
Illin-i
B-.j Yi-i
id today, svvi.nl box when he tiTll-ed
him in I've •• li .lilt : pel dlllg m
i- a gun l/.t’ 1!c. r -libel i I’ ii b,..
of Ids arrival In th t-U n ited 8
IlliIb .t one n :ii; bad been via lied
kr aiinn'.iit ■d that he work, anil that he had i ur ed the
Icdcial c..in ! In re, mic .iMin kc..'.- i ■inly ilcp'C v •In fit 1 &gt;d wc.it'|'tu n ,11v Stores will he the According to the records tn
ii
bore,
he
despaired
o
f
thi*
lives
l
a'
it
ai
n
and
•"tianl
for
being
(dm
pusper. hd sentences
the legality ul :i gift '•' $ I fill .ill &gt;•' . I I ipilolll'd'lb . b.'.li I l A . 't i
in t ** i i.ri-i v •tin in system ever case compiled by the Da
ol the remaining trio of four who
The
III IT'S • i to his n f- ed in solilarv cnnfinenient.
i,mill- by Kin hi 11 In In " i f e ; 'id \ i-illtip III •" It vI . * •b" . .Ill t I" *■
.1 III the ieiilri.1 part of of l.nlsir, Remus makes no eiaUR* ,$
akm in'll tated 4 h.t» i-iiptaiu I heri-u|ioii, aci oi ding In the j took to :i small boat lust before
the ul In i- &gt;ei-kinu an annullmi lit • '
tu having been naturalised hlmk
.illy let i 11/&gt; 1 I " ..............I •• "iI
I-1......1".
'1 " a
'id­
(
he
(
iet
I.
i
ii
-.ink
retiorl.
jerked
him
from
the
box
It- u. n1.| -vM-iir nut a
t lii* m .inuivc *m the t""Uinl
'
1||.,
fi, i
unit of tin- .system self, hut sets up the n a t u r a l i s t
Ac - I iiml In .it him.
&lt;. i h r.
li .iiiil iitcl ii'nlin in IItn m c
xx ill !••• n .id v t‘.r tm i m - * in III * lion of his futhar, P ran k R «W “ ' t
( L E V E L \ N I ». t tb i . i , Aug. 21
Mr. I 'irk-on also examinril I I
hi .lacksim ,
It |. tloirgi I that Mi- Uair.'i'-"
,,
.iirlv part " f Sept ember. It will a suarcK o f tho records a t Ch*
td
’i
The
ti-iim
i
Harold
S.
tier
waived ex • other prisoners t-rpmlcd to hav •
kidn ip.-il tin- vv•.ill hy Induin I »••
\ ' j I... ix. I he A. I*. Connelly hliM-k and Milwnukoc. L abor Depa
Dollar, ken, lint I«-••••I bv gigi otic waves hi- I'.iiiiici hmne. near lli-nivi t' .
■ i each At- | been struck hv ( aidalli
, | J :i( .Magtiolia Avenue and Third "fil ia l" say, falls t&lt;&gt; show th at
j who was al-o accused to having w'liich were vvliippcil into a fury Oklii., and married him ill o r d c
father wns naturalized.
aini'
' 'D eel.
.
by
a
at)
unitin
lu.in
gale,
sank
in
i, IT i.in, Lance ,| taken money from the ptisoiiers , L ake E m eight null— out of E rie to gi.in i-uiiti-iil id hi&gt; estate.
Jl||(| I A, cor,ling tu .Secretary W am
Acting Se cre ta ry
White
', ,, wriglit. th.- adopt mg of the mime that a f t e r the execution o f
u -indicate nf I and kept it.
j i'a., today.
The
hoard
also
found
through
a
,, ,|! I 'l l.mlly " is net uni i .i hy a spirit warrant, Remus will be f h m i
&gt; '.pi nit ing in |
Two life boats i ■•illuming
Id
ia
Mll‘. to e iv ,•* i hi *kind of service to th- hearing before an immigration
-t
HI
I -■ A t l c d l l . letter from Mrs Vaila Tillman of
M IAMI. I l i . A
1 1 P'
t, t» r ! I.ub11••.
i l li e ll ini-inher of the spector and the difference a t
I ■; i.laiVVtl III po­ Winter Haven, that Louie Wylie, ! members of the strainer were pick
&lt; iiisnh-ru* "o I - ' i
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now serving a sentence for the |ed up l.v the car f.-rry Maitland
1 - x ti III Will he expected to live his deportation will be go
■ lit in 11v v t--i .1 iv I d
a 1' 1
.
I killing of lief husband, hail been j of Ashtabula.
Another bo: t, in
|VS; l u p t " the no me It )iii- adopted.
di.lmnlson, t • .! « * -iby the evidence then adduce^,
i'1'
a t tic solicit or |allowed to visit his home freiiuetil- I which four men pill o ff from th"
11
.v
- . disi :u d In ... ii »in d : I n "I ■'*'
I I)-ii.ii.is'.» was slum |V on leaves of absence.
. ------------------,i..| , ■• t-;ii'i-d in 'll. ei •,v mi'
It was t -inking 'tcaiiii r, has not born
to hx si.....I iiiv . i - I ' ■ '«•'
l-r n
a ctiv itie s, reported that other prisoners hud
i
lii".
It. • i
found.
i -lung In Hit mi’ villi n 1" ''
pier- .uni - bum it" op I heen given leave to ah-elit t h e m ­
11
••
,| bv tin "I
Km
Seoul
s
nf
Sanford
and
I
The
me
nhoaid
the
n»i-ir.g
I
nife.
in
t
he
"I'll
.........1
d
I.....*
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•' i mil vicinity, | selves from Kaiford, particularly
; - .Hid b ii|r| 1 d '
Ku&gt;ti-&gt;
w'.-re
promoted
Krobi
.
Im
i
omplci
ed
D
c
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i lifeboat a rc ticorge 'Ic.Minti. male;
•I i 11ei I lioriald | at &lt; hri't mas time.
.
• ;•I i,i\ II V Ini II.*
night ;it the &lt;'m u t o f Honor In I I
I Hi. hard |-'re&lt; iiian. vv.ili-hinnn, ll*-i
to ID. hill i on* -.
!•» "
•i*
i- • ' i-' lion vviis
VI. I e.avi'1 '
I'd I" •
In ii letter to Superintendent J . I nian Wageiiiari. I’m nian and M d- in the i-onrl loom of the Sen., J I Ifl j i , i . ml H • I" •' d i loud
•i
ei lilleged S. Ithtch of the prt on farm al
,
,i.&lt; ..( tti, ti" t idol I !••!
noli1‘oiinly
coiir!
bmi--e.
I d ii-volv.-r -'• R'&lt; b •'d
I'"""
M U ' h N. tin.. Aug. 21. I/I’i
In• " • mil side i l.’i itord. the hoard ordered the 111.- in l.ogali, dei riek ............. .....
, i..rd in t
I at.
Approxiniiilely !•&gt; scouts vvi i
, (ho ....................... 1 ' 1
1
It is feared tin e four in* it mnv
i, Erie Alexander /elms, consul
, i , , I, ,| \x11Ii tl" I •i n.d.l I laid
1 1b county.
| i.upM'intendenl never lo allow |irisc . hi „ I;. h|..,i;ih!&lt;
'• id. mi-.I
S O M E R V IL L E . N. J-.
have heen washed mil o f the I it 11»- I'Xiimiuiil hy the court, Sunt'.i l
tor Nm way and the Netherlunds at
,,
t I. 1111"it 11X illlll III" M •horn-•
miers their temporarv
freedom
"•outs, who pas-" d the t e s t , m 1 .-lion h'-n- M. mb. i ••! ihe I " "
U all.I I- I t.III!•;.’•X. III. .
lb gave I'eusiii ola, I hi., for the past 27 — (/I*) -A Spanish pistol
c
r
a
ft.
again. Ill some cases I rustier are
the
difl'i-n-iit
siihjccls,
arc
-.is
bd
i
-.
ms
houselir.ld
it'd
l.iclm
'd
•&gt;"
Keporl of the MV.king .•! the
an tu xv.ul im U'2U Is . an •• " f years, iln-d Jit a local hospital this to investigators by a Phi
.sent out to truck in .supplies hut
npenred cotisidci id'S
iinm.v' 1
inoitning, following an operation chauffeur as the weapon
( ierken, a freighter, listed out of lows!
I nil ,g evo: is*lit
the hoard was very plain in de­
when lie lc,-trued th.,' Mi. turn
L ife scout, Liiwn-r.ee Handel.
ten weeks ng".
He wiyi one of probably was used In tho T0'_
Huffalo, N.
and the rescue ..f
manding that st ate prisoners he
F ir s t class scout, Forrest M­ ...ns hud been hlni.l'ld I im- fi.uii .
the most prominent eitizens of I’en- of Rev. Edward Whealor H all
(he Id men was received here by
I l.ospilal following •• • ••I" ' i l "•'•
Vug 21
l/l*) kept in prison.
Micolii. where he had lived for .’17 Mrs. Eleanor Mills waa M n u , r ,
the Inter-City
Kndiu Tel.-grnph A Ulster and Clarence Wolfe.
’ • a ml Lloyd
Second c|.-&lt;ss si-mil, Milton It-•■ I The o f filers r. "..*• I R"&gt; " - 1
M.-it", moving there from Cunada "p la n t" to divert atten tio n , in t l i i •
! Coin pa ny. in :i radio dispatch from
"• .•i .Hs, were
bias, Allen Fields and Steph* t..ti's i.laris, not to .1 i " h ' *'• " •
opinion
of
Special
Prosectjtof, ..
" h e ll il bill.
j the Maitland.
i I " t rnented
•i .in, and ii form- I on
•" ‘-1 ’
lie hail served as an alderman Simpson.
.
I Tha sinking steam er vv: s de- " i n .lohnson.
ii.K i .i i.r s .
tioitsehol.l that he I. , '• 'i D . - " d '
in lb ri-nrohi. ns city recorder uml
Mirit badges l&gt;i"l study, &lt; b! scribed hv .1, H (iambic, captain
"The man who planted It' hak^r
1 oi I i-eper.
luhl id lo r iitx positions of trust, been identified nnd found conn* * *
b. - 1,1
j of the limit.
U " steam er, h- -ael ford Itlissell, Attic Mims, ' l l • io niorrliagc and in* *d
u ••umled by
1 h&gt;-v
■'
lie via- horn in &lt; liristiania, Nor­ ed with u dotectlve ag en cy ,"
MIAMI.
I-'la.. Aug 21
td'i
was loaded at Km- Heninsiilii. and Fields; firemiinship, Milton lt-&gt;b ,i mice to a h o -pil.il
-I t/T way.
t •-. ,(• co.ste.l ...........ge Hums was fmiml guilty by was hound for llnffalo. U bi r. it bins; first aid to ar.imals. U l - u in'.tied an iiinhiilunce and
i \ ION*, i tin... Aug
Sir /.elius fur immy ycurs Mr. Simpson.
itDel I'lopUHMlt
"I I )|c l.l t CV comlueteil a wholesale grocery and
a" the
Might a jury in ( rimiiuil Court here e a r ­ was being pounded by the heavy Fields;
tmthfinding,
Luwrenc ’ body til till Ulltll-I Ii'l.ll.g l-stilblldl
The pistol was given to d tl
‘ -• Iiiiv*• Ill'll I'd t be I il'I- shi|i supply business in Pensaco­
itiiniiel, Clifford Russell: pi-r-oiii1 |incllt without ol'fu I.illv ii"* i t 'in i' . t i ' dav
ly today on a charge of robbery sea. it sprang &gt;. leak.
,
un-iil iptaiadv ill la. in addition to attending to coun­ lives by William W ln h e ro ff'S
I..■
11.
&gt;
•
d.-piii'
the
family
o
f
whip
»I»:iII'.
*•
•
•
-*
health
Milton
Robbins
and
Alien
i "l whom in­ armed with a deadly weapon in
\Vut«»r nishvil into tnt* w,|*|&gt;
suid ho got It from two man I
i .-ill. r "t ill* n v x| igiit ion in - sel a f fa ir s there.
public
health,
( l i t to il taken pi arc.
laying, got’ connection with the robbery "I thv the boat very rapidly and it was Fields;
two woman he overheard dll
Don
IL
Mellon.
11,*miird.
r
&gt;
•
He
leaves
his
widow
uml
their
Rii-harilsi.ii, w)in iiui'i- In-ic bum
r,» holdup, uf- Carmichael C igar Company. J u ly ..lily a m atter o f a few mmid*" Russell; swimming. Milton Rob
,
i
•
l
■
|
it
n'telid
I i ou I.I: I '
three i-hihlrtn, Alexander J r ., Mrs. Ing tho murder in a Phill
Intis; liaiidicrnft, Harold Fischer.
t;]
Harold Quay plead guilty to hefore the ship sank.
&gt;1. I'iinl, Minn . is i ' l ' " ' 1' d I " bn . •
I tii|'t i"'- III ot Chapman Lewis nf Mart,it, nnd hotel four years ago.
I
I
b..
I
1
•
•
r* Irial was the same ch arge following co m ­
Scout
officials
who
parti'
ip.ii'd
(■roodetl over failure ' • p i
&gt; '*
The three lifeboats hall led the
I
,1 ., id .11..I. ! VVI 1*1 I 1)1 If .
A detective tried without
\S arri"i ’/.dills.
pletion of argum ent
hy counsel.- large waves for more than an hour in the court were, .1.
M orn- i xamiiiatioii for p m * (" ■' Im
i in trial de
\, &lt;.. I dlllg !•• •’! ■• I lg.lt")**. ■«
The body will leave Macon this cess to force 32-callbra
L ester M llh r was found gum&gt; " ' I until the Mnitlind, hound fm &lt; nr. -ii-out executive of the • i r .l r .l the Florida bar. l-o »• • •* ario o i-&gt; IIIimil•-;. he
a,H^ Ktlwiinl a,In crossed their course and was Florida council, ns clerk: S. &lt;b nieiils a re heing *l«*l •-.•-I ponding i, .I,, . i.rfiv-r wa "ov ul ii party I aftei in mu for I’eiisocoln, where tho into tho 2B-callbre wea;
idit of guilty. l.ciiiK
trystin g couple were klllf
.,1 fiiur Ill'll " t l " made Ivv" trips 1 ftim-rnl will he held Monday.
Noll was found not god ly on the |attracted hy the distress
flares Shinholscr, jud ge: E. M. Savage advices from ridiitivctn (In- tieighhiiih"od of the Mellctt
calibre outlets.
of E ustis and M. C. Haddock.
D IS M IS S E D
sam e charge.
,
, ..... shot from the hunts.
Ii"iiii- the m-&gt;it " f the murder
A
The trial lasted all night and the
Bunnell—
Contract
let.
for
conA gold brooch today
, • ’i t v
tA’m
il
The inissitlg lifeboat could not scmitmusters, ns clerks.
Hurd In n wa* made Inter in Hit* struct inn of F lagler County’s new sidered a possible key t O 't h r
Plans nro rapidly going forward 1 l i y
/ O ll ll T ll n . l u
’ *• ' b irmi dismissed case went to the ju ry a t J:-H a. in. he found when a search was con
—*t -""••*
inillLr I
I) () C 'K S
J \ f l Cl night t • tin- ii""' d is t r i'l. hut the courthouse, costing $7fi,0()(),
tion of the murder.
the f'
f irs
scout m asters’ ftrii
ruining
.........................
„,
Maitland for- tU«
’•ml., ’/lemeiit ag ain st
Vx*
power ducted
for it by
thi
ii"lu •• i ffii •r vvi: tint al.iiig nt
Hollywood
$7.r»lMM100
school,
here
in
October.
Severn
•ll,,gio. thi muriiiiig
a f te r daybreak, according t " « h'1''
thi.t til"'-. 'I was believed. '
new troops will he organized and
'
Morris was : plant planned by Florida I '•wer radio message received here.
o ne 1,11-iirlnd- i-f 'he group wil-l
more lenders will he needed.
d"- 'iibi'/ ii.in cu t by - and Light Company, mi hort Daujin * iiul.ili»vVo" believed I" have
••I I
••kjT" woman. |derdale-Holly wood line.
The proposed munii ipal (hn k . 1..., ti 1'i'riik Fugene Mi Dernmtt.
lor which JHIll.Oilll was v,.t«-&lt;l at \|().fnxiiiiatelv .1 ‘I".-.-" men, at :»
tho March special election, uml the niii-i n a t i v e estiiuiitv, who are,
new city hudgi-l are the two tirin- ^
h u e been i iitmertcd with th.'
, uml problums coming. Is-fore the 1.. ,j |, i&gt; depart uu-nt have Iwen tied
QUEBEC,
Aug. 21— (/V)— Mr. nled th at a visit by tha atotfc)
NEWPORT, R. I., Aug. 21.—t/P'
,u&gt; with the activities that cul- and Mrs. Irving Berlin sought re- impending.
T H 0 M A S V 1 L L E . GA„ Aug.
. . 21 c j t y ('(iinniissitiii Moinlav a f te r
__Mrs Frederick
Vanderbilt
•*
On arrival hera Mr.
Rcdfern,
residing noon, it whs indicated today.
ii,
Hu,ted in the .-laving " f Mellett,
dead in Paris, according to a cable- — U\r)— F r a n k
fugo from tho g la re of publicity
Tho City Planning Cummissiori
„t least two " f these have heen
“ We are returning t® .
jrram received by (ieneral and .lr s . near Pavo, la in a sanitarium at
Warwick today recovering from a has rocomnH-mlcd the pier type "i , linked wit Jt the murder plot itself at the summer home of Mux Wins­ because it is our home a a d ' ^ , . .
Members o f famous symphony Cornelius Vanderbilt today.
X. V,, Aug. 21.
Mrs Vanderbilt wax the former knife wound inflicted hy his son tiTininiils for Luke Monroe, and il- hv evidence that is considered con­ low, In tho Thousand Islands, s l ­ the time has come who® w e wti
ti-vts nf the (.Uat had o rchestras argued fiercely about
ie r failing to achieve anonymity allowed to enjoy th e b e a s t h M
Mrs.
Alfred Tom Torrence (nee Earl R e d fe m , 22, becauso his fath ­ advantages and disadvantages and clusive
,
i i i
counterpoint
uml
other
mysteries
jt was the day
Sho was married to er refused him the use of the fa m ­ pmhahle cost will he consideri-d ( P u l i , f i r s t Isn-nme involved in us "M r . uml Mrs. J . Johnson,” on sentlal o f a home—priTOiiyi^
'he mutual coB- nf th eir n rt with ja z * addicts who Anthony).
l»v the Commissioners. This plan the present investigation with the tlie passenger list of the steamship only question co n c a m ia T '
1 the Woodstock urt- only know music as something th at Mrs. Vanderbilt, who was a sun of ily automobile. A f t e r receiving •»
was approved hy Jusoph K. &lt; ring ei mill .siisiH’nsion of Chief S. A. iiioutiiairn from (ilasgow.
which tha publie m i g h t ' .
serious
gash
In
the
r.eck
the
elder
the
lute
William
Henry
Vander­
comes
out
of
a
saxnphone
Minlers, musicinns,
of
Jacksonville, u consulting en Imigel about a month ago,
Rcdfern
was
forced
to
hold
his
son
The song w riter and the dis­ ested, is anawarad whaM I t
bilt,
railroad
capitalist,
in
1HH0.
Am
iind other servants derby stuck over its mouth.
to prevent fu r t h e r injury until giticer, uml who desigtied thryc j
owned daughter nf Clnrcnce Mc­ going ta begin w ork -'aft --V
en arts throughout then' mingling in the , h r " ' ’K
1
'
i
.help arrived. T h e young man was types o f terminals. It will piovi* •*
Kay, president of the Poatal Tola- show." .
eostumeil in all the colors the rain­
T h a Berlins occi
arrested, but no forma! charge for one warehouse, !&lt;&gt;•&gt; feet wulc
graph
Company,
were
greeted
a
t
bow
ever
knew,
comb
mimy
olni
..
biga
• , Kil" yesterday,
and 401) feet long. One pier would
plnccdngainst him.
tho pier by threw newspaperman on tha Mbhtw
As the night deepened, the g a i­
.Kbl
with several
be built nt this time and un m l - :
was i x B a b y
on tn e ir arrival yosterday.
The
party reached
id this valley ety grew.
ditionul one when rcuuln-d.
bro * '
M
A
YO
R
IB
R
E
S
T
R
A
I
N
E
D
F
rie
n
d
s
had
expected
them
on
fever
heaL
and
the
&lt;iuiet
hills
SOUTHAMPTON
j
N.
Y.,
Aug.
11 was hut
it well
T A L L A H A S S E E . Aug. 21.— &lt;/Pi
Tho tentative city budget v. •
I_ t,V )— William T. Tilden II wort tho Homaric, slnco Al Jolson laid
I**? •*l dawn the end where Rip Van Winkle slept w it­ _ Permission for the re-openlng of
«ht.
P H I L A D E L P H I A , Aug. 21— W ) presented to City Commission
nessed a wild whirl of color and tho American Bank L T r u s t Comlast week by ^ ^ { ‘ rhilllp*^0* ^ 'V 1 *.,K i"vituU on' tennis jiingle. o f in New York recently that they
—
An injunction restraining Mayor
the MeudOwbrook Club hete today ware coming home from a Paris
L'* c.“0i'd the maverclerk,
and the Commissioners ai
Kendrick fro m ordering police to
Soiha
glen u hundred camnflres
in- defeating B rian I. C. Norton, honeymoon on that Haw.
•
"liramla” were
a te s t baseball uxpected to o f f e r their rocommen tmlltts, Texait, B-4, 4-0. (1-4, 7-5 jrt newspapers a t thht tima credited
nucitiriH whose paint- bleamed on brightly ^loroJ f g- bank will open Monday under the interfere with
session. The
the dationa nt th e Monday session,
in e ,
- ■
^
cfiamplan.did
Runic between Chicago nnd Hie
,wUh a daair* teiKftV *
* ...Tha
ch am p lo ad l
ln
Itrent galleries erf ures dancing on the gr*88'
frozen deposits bln» being follow­ Athletics h e r * tomorrow wns grant
“ L ambt ' M' ' iJ
great1
hall
tightly
scores
- “I mnl danced with
ed hv tho suspended banks, and c d in common, p la ts court todiy
MUturlstic offurings
will huvo a c a p i t a l ; ,a t o c k of
“ *een outside thiui. i n » w .
i re
**» •
-.M &amp; V
c-d ;
f..-

[ested Friday
|At Jacksonjled ‘Key’ To
Ison Slaying

Arrest Of Ex&gt;&amp;
Who Spent T
Prison, Is *
By Bureau

Aged Man Forcibly
Younger Boy Shot
Down By Policeman
Seized By Officers

Snds Long
Officers [

Was Witness
Daugherty ~

IjvcsExtradit[d Kelurns To

Arrest Sought Al
Complete Inqu
Conducted In

m

PIONEER CITIZEN i FRIENDLY STORES
CALI,ED BY DEATlC GROL’ERY SYSTEM
AT THE AGE OF 7(1 IS FORMED HERE

ROAD CAMP BOSS FOUR MISSING AS
DISCHARGFI) FOR VESSEL SINKS IN
BEATING CONVICT LAKE ERIE STORM

(lonsidoration For
Sick Causes Man I o
( han^e Death Plan

Boy Scouts From ii
Cities Promoted Al
Honor Court Here

ifl

|Norwegian Consul At
•»' i IVnsacola Succumbs
Alter An Operation

Alleged Hall-1
Gun Called Tlaiiig;
To Divert Attentir^

111Die Dor

Storekeeper

Police Department
Linked Willi Probe
In Mellctt Killing

Miami Holdup Case
Comes To ( ’lost

/

m

To

New Bud^'t Monday

Of East Hold Their Annual
me Festival Today At Woodstock

Berlins Fail In Attempt To Reach
America As ‘Mr. And Mrs. J. Jo*11

Wealthy New York
Father Recovering
Woman Dies In Baris
From Son’s Attack

a.

Tilden Easily ( ops
Tennis Singles Title

Daytona Beach Bank
To Reopen Monday

r s t ‘s r * i ch*:o*.““S

by

�’•V,
wsa
iRw a? W&lt;-s&gt;
f . i - . r .OK vtr.vttll*.

Bfj •

_ ''
•
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* ‘ .....
?AvJ W r?%'■•
&gt;
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R D H E R A L a F R I D A Y . A U G U S T 2 0 , 1 9) 22 66 "
■—JU.IW1HB M
---1Hltll S •f ,
the | Florida. I" l"'! !r
, ,,,
,
■Ml
...... .
.. rn
to th irty - Kev. til Ii Judlctal Clrcuts of
'
Semin..I'
on
tide
tho
IHI'
-*•'' 1 | _
lUIlllK
CM
V'
•
'
M
*7
».
liMrt,
IJ.V’IV
.IIV
i f D l i ' r T r t l j C I ht "tnndnrd IniluMriala during t h e 1 J u » y » L ^ n &lt; i .-- ^ j V 1\ , 1 i V
^ T ^both
h ' ' i !nunitMi
L ' l 1,7 h li.clm.tvo aiiit to Slut,- ”f I*'I&gt;.rI.In. on the third day
four,
p.|pn,jvp 1334; H.il00.f*0 mi July I. l!&gt;r.; »S.- miiturw
Aiuitivl
t
I
’■
H*J,rt;
i|
of
Se|.te4nh’
c
r,
A.
I*.,
192B,
at
tile
■riii'H.v lu *hr .'oli*rivlni;
pn*t f«w Hnyti ltd to w ,V™ , ,*, . - i oiid.on'
mi July
July i.
133* m.i.l l».«.l«
,
"«*°.on un
I. 13Ji.
hour " f ten o'el.wk a M. ut the (C iicut i .urt Sh A j.)
week-end ctfvpr.r.g in thono iBMJt**. will i... valkUtr.l tty ii fitter*** »'f Mu* munnor, to-wit:
tSir-li.d) V K 1*4*1 ilt.AsSj
!■
llnnits
numl.ercil I t " -. to iniitur« Chilli l Itf.line m Sanford, Semln.il&gt;' ,
Fierce-Arrow Pfd. rallied on the Circuit Court of S.-mlu.ib- t'otintv. July I. 1927.
i
i.
i
k
of
M
ilC
r
c
ill
'
"■*
m
Count''. Florida, and then mid there
, .
. f I lie S«*Vl'lllll -Ill'll. I.I. ' "
announcement th at accumuli.ted • * ’*°r!••«. ««nl tim uiniroviiiK opinion
Moti.ti nomte-rc.l I I" 7. t.» nmturr Mhou 1'iiitee, .f any they l.uve, ivtiv ”
„ ,,
,
,,
.
. . . , I of Mnorn
Thnmimn. Wooil ntnl
, a i l o f U n i S i l i e o l 1* 1" ' " I '
(In- ant jniii'l* Nliel.til •let he tall
I. I-.2*
♦
dividends
would
he
ad justed ! iinrfnuui. Aitorn.-&gt;« ..r N.-w Y.. ik .lull
III III I r. . , ' S . ' i t i i l e d e C • . . . . ' '
tleiuls nninl.'-r.-.l ' t&lt;*
to nia- dill.'ll and .•e'lftri.'.ed.
through nn Issue o f seeond-prefer- I &lt;*lty. New Vi.rk, will tofurnished.
Utl.S.iV Hi d '-'II* d«l &gt;i:l{ v ll.1t I.i:
WITNKSS
in''
hand
and
the
real
Ior.July
I.
1
'
rpf
stock
Itic common
rum mull lost
Itist |
|u
All ,.,.rMf(l
I*IiIm miisl
I**■.n,t''»nt|Mlii' &lt;1 ilm
*V
It..lots iiinnl.e'e.l It I . I*, to ina- of lie Circuit Court &lt;&gt;f III.' Seventh
reti1 si
k k , tint
lul lin'
lI
m i . . i &gt;|. •
t-i
' - e I I I O' . I .
.
grinitui. J he
failure to reach ail Town of iivledo. i ' i nl ., m ... muo him* .liii) i. I'd
-•
Judhial Circuit of tho State of Aiik I '
II«*
imIw imiihImT'-'I ' » * • I". I m innagreement for the settlt inent *»f i of ii.nmimi in i.&lt; f• •r ■ .1 mo n n .fc .1uIv I P'll
m p n n le s Now C a rry
p.imln mimP'iod IS to 2&lt;&gt;. to m a­
the Hrilsl, coal Strike was r e g a rd 'd ! f. ^ V " ;. ./*V.'V;.'h .V*
'IN F
in ii* July 1 P*
R o o k i e s , " P r o m i s i n g ns a dullish factor for the steels . .,r&lt;lnn. . iii.n uit
........1 to
IIn ud m it!in»l'«*r*'l ‘- I In 21. to t.taAmericur.' " l" i | f " ' ' h i * " ' '
* " • • " ' t in •• J ill y I l '* ^
W h o W i l l S u r c e s d ; on the theory that
ii.- . &lt;iii, ............
Ilutid
m inifn(*« »»'l 25 to 27, (o m a­
companies would he aide to cap- '
\'I 1**»ll HC11 lest |\|M III
u ty C o n te st E r a Ended
i in *• J nl v I ; •M
tore some of the foreign husiness, , «^i,t 1..
I- 1 • ,i |i \ ••ta«I .1II I'IiIm
lltuulM ininif* »**l
1 » 31, to ri»n« k p h il ip s
which Knglinh compi nies were un­
i IMt* Jills 1. P«
T mWII *T« I Ii Ilf 4ll
l l i l R O L L Y W O O D . Cal.. Aug. 20.
fit.mis
itiiiiiI**
i
cd
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to
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J I^ ^ T O I

SECTORS
YOUNG
NACTORS

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Sanford
Dry Goods Conn

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Special Sale

Announces

B ath in g Suits

$7.50...................... at......................$5.75
7.00 ......................at.................... 5.25
6.50...................... at.................... &lt;1.95
6.00
............ at.................... 1.75
5.00 ...................... at.................... .185
1.00 ..................a t................ 2.95
.100.......................at................... 2.25
1.75.......................at.................... 1.25

$ 6,000

D E A N -B E R G
Corporation

MARKETS

B. L. Perkins

LO ANS

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lay.

rice movuments conliiiiic I to
: uniformity in the early timl
| i'^ B '.b u t sh art » n a i titiii in &gt;Mim- .f

Removal

Oil residences nr ini|irm'.d husiness |irii|iert' in ami.mils
I,..in S144111.4111 to jtlllfl.llOIMHI tor :t. . or III &gt;ear-. at V•.
lilt, r e s t.
INill also i (insider I mist m et inn In.nis in aid iii tin- nm
strut linn ol huildiiigs.

J . H. J A C K S O N

Office M2 Past 2nd St.

Large Selection of
L a d ie s ’
Felt and
Velvet
H A TS!

S A L E

Phone 611

O f

Sanford’s Newest Jeweler

J J S i Hummer, Friday and Sal
■rday, August 27 and 2k, fur nil
fpaltu due to arriv e Ja c k s o n ­
ville Augurd 2H
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[♦Albany, Ga.

$1 M S

WiAtlnnla, (ait.

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l**Au^ruHiti, Ga.
L*BainbritlRe, Ga.
}*Colum btis, Ga.
j?j)o th u n . Ala.
P*l|tcon, (ift. . ..
i(R om eryv Ala.
imusville, Ga.
ir»ycroBJ», Ga.
indwick. Ga.
trleston, S. ( ’.
Ivannah, Ga.
inrpter, S. ( ’.
Irmlnghum, Ala.
ittanooga, Term.

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Ihe fail that I will soon m m e intn mv new store at I OK Magnolia \vemie. Seminole Hank Ituililim-,
(be i:te a tis | \nine givinj- “ DISC'Ol'NT S A L E ” (hat l have ever offered lo my patrons.

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11.05
15.05
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The necessity for (he greatly enlarged q u arters which my new store will k*i.ve me. is due to the loyally i*f my
friends and patrons and I know of no bt-der way dial I ran show my appreuialion than bv offering toy merihatidi.se at DISCOUNTS (hat will make it profitable lo all oT toy ruslouters who take advan tage of it and vmi have
the ehotre of articles th at are NEW .
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SCHEDULE OF DISCOUNTS
/ 5 S Discount on

of

NRCBBSAI^Y CIIAItGNS.
•tOPOVEKS ALLOW.
1 FARES
FHOFOItNAL FROM OTHER
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POINTS
tpi's

Diamond
Jewelry

Infurmulion from
Agent or .
fc O. Aiy, Ticket Agent
IW tfw d.T fU., Phone 03-J

20

Cent

Discount on Silverware, Sterling
and P lated

and

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20

,ccm Discount

20% Discount on ^»1(J

on

Jewelry and gold fill­
ed Jewelry

M l LINE

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is the inspiral imi f"f

* be sellintf policy that I haw* always maintained will lie your guide (o correct values during this sale, jusi as
it lias always been a Ruitle and prut cel ion (o my euslom ers. All discounts will be taken from mv regu lar sellitiR price
h» (hat there tan be no doubt as to (he exact am ount saved on each article that you purchase.

?TICKETS GOOD ON AM.
{. T t tA I N S A N D IN FU I.I.*
o »n

A v e.

Saturday, August 2 1 - Monday, August 23

^ (L e a v c nliove. iioiiita on return
Ip before midniglit ua follow &lt;:
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20H On Glnss
W are. 2 0 % on
Lad ies’ B ra ce ­
let w a t c h e s
and
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wntehes.

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(Ififf

and A n . E. C. Bowman and

MoreTHan 800 Of Chevrolet Field
Force To Attend Detroit Meeting

ara the gueata of Mra.
DETROIT. Aug. 21 - With the
in'a parent*, Hr. and Mra.
I t . Lord on the Orlando Road, Chevrolet Motor comnanyV &gt;U),bedn called here by the 111- 000,000 expansion program well
under way, providing production
o f her father.
pRalph B. Chapman Is expected
return home Saturday afternoon
am Denver, Colo., where he has
in spending the past two weeks
fth lus family who are spending
summer In Colorado.

[Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wynne re­
home Friday from Miami
other points on the East
where they spent the past
weeks.
Mr*. K, By Palmer and Miss ViriU Palmer are enjoying a stay
Wilbur-by-the-.Sea and nre
Otiy located at the Toronita
otel where they will remain unthe completion of their lovely
home in San l,anta.

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tuDr. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee
J u t Saturday for Inverness where
'tWy will spend the week-end, lravMonday for Jacksonville
wjiere they will spend a few days.

JF^Mrs.'Ttobert J. Hoily, Miss MilHolly, Robert J. Holly Jr., and
ir guest Mrs. T. A. Vincent of
ro, Fla., left Friday in their car
Atlanta, (la., where they will
rid a few days.
They will be
Dmpanied home by Mrs. RnbHolly Jr., who has been spend­
ing the summer with her parents,
“ r-iand Mrs. J. H. Huff. Mrs. Vtnsnt will go from Atlanta to North
Carolina where she will remain un­
til October first.

facilities for 1,000,000 cars during
1927, more than 801) members of
the company's field force will hold
s th ree day convention in Detroit
sta rtin g Monday. Aug. 2ii, when
the sales campaign for the &lt;oming
y ear will be outlined by It. H.
Grant, general sales manager o f
the company.
This convention, the largest and
most important sales gathering in
the history of the automotive in­
dustry, mnrks the culmination of
the g reatest sales production period
in the activities of the Chevrolet
Motor company— an enormous and
startlin g rise to nntional popular
favor jh a t is conceded to be with­
out precedent in the automotive
Industry.
With more than a half million
cars produced during
I92.r&gt;, the
close of this v^ar will see produc­
tion far nbove the WO,000 mark
and the possibility nf one million
cars in 1927. It is the potential
production for 1927 that has c a ll­

The mnny fried* of .1. M. laird
will be interested to learn that he
is improving a f te r a critical illness
at his home in South Sanford.
Mrs. J . II. l.etson of Stuart is j
visiting her parents Mr and Mrs.
J . M. laird having been called here
the first of the week by the serious
illness of Mr. laird

Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Wright and
children returned
home
Friday
'•The many friends of Mrs. Fred from Jacksonville and Green Cove
Atalsma, who has been at Johns tiprlnga where they have spent
’^Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Md., the past two weeks.

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the past five months, will be
Frank WriiMil and Stanley Nor­
'.mteseated to learn that she is
ton of Jacksonville will arrive here
neatly Improved.
. W. Spencer Jr„ Prank L,
toodruff Jr. and Ralph Woodruff
expected,.to return homo Monfrom Hendersonville, N. C.,
bere they have been * planting
veral weeks.

thence North along Die section
line Ftli&gt; feet to point of Ij KBI.N
S'I NO.
Said In inis Aon pt ‘ n u* .1. A Histline s Adrl.tV 1 i" I
Town 1

Pensacola—Fllla to Escamhin
causeway being repaired.
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i,In us recorded 10 I’l.lt 'look
r.iiic s of the I’uhMe Itecords of
S.-iiilrodc I'liiint) Blorlda.

ed the entire field wiles forces of .1. A I t f H T M N B .
I a n d II a p p e a r i n g
fi&gt;m
Mo- s w o r n
t'amplnliiiint,
the Chevrolet organization to De­
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be
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known to the whole selling org an -J ' ''ViVf. m’iuo'ts ’
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izatinh in every part of the eoun
1, is tlo 1. ' i re 11;: 1&gt;1; it 1:1 &gt; 1iiai
MITICK TO KXOWX AXII HXa ml each of \on lo and i on
try for the men handising of the
K &gt;OWX m;FBXDAXT«t
I 1. Iiertd.v re,lulled to appear In
1927 production.
TIIK ST AT t) OF FLORIDA. TO:
, 1,,. mil of I ’omplnlit' h"i.dn filed
I'It AIM.ToN JON BH, M. It BATON J . ,. ........la 1 , I lie Id 11 i l l ’. ,u Septcm
General Sales Manager It. H.
l . o f i s i ; PKTIllS. I.OI'lHA I'KTUIS. ( ,,, f \ I* I *•IfI., I II e s., me I'HIIU .1
Grant will sound the key note of anil
B B I’KTIUS. tier huntumil. if ■ 1; ill Inn of I Ids I 'oil) I 10 Mil I 'mil t
the convention “ 1,000 more ears II vI mk. anil, if ileail. all
persons I llon-e 111 Sllllford. S&lt; Illlllole I'ollTI
lutecest
u o i| e r 1, id..... la. and In default thereof,
per day”- - t o the selling o rg aniza­ ■Ini in Iii w hiii
CIIAItl/niN
JON
BN,
M.
II
BATON.
tion including regional managers, I.OI'IHB I'HTItlH. LOUIHA I’KTHIH. |I. It,,- I To I 'nil fossil Will lie •Til, I
ar im-d mil said cause helng a
zone managers, division represent­ amt K B. 1‘B'IitlH. her hast,anil. iie- .,1
. in 1.. 'rul'd Mile In Die ' *mti 111a i 1.
atives, sales promotional repre- i*i uni'll. (Ts m il s, de.vtsees, graolees 01.1 in ami lo the lands .ile.vr ia
r Otliei il.ilrminl" or uUierwin. ; s&gt; I IIn d
sentfctives, and service promotional I'o.mil
to ill.- 'tei. s, ilevlsei.s. urimtHoe
IT IS IT IP I'IIB K (lllD B K B D Mini
representatives.
i in otliei elslniants or otherwlH'
In Mo
\\ Bill
l.NOLIH. rtereaseit. Mils N'dlrr tie putlllslieil
His statem ent wilt be backed by I millei
'S
.MOt.NAIt.
( sonietimi * 1 Sanford Herald a ueuspaper puli
the most remarkable record ever II .III.M
lolled
in
Sanford
Semlnol.
f
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k nun n ns M l.It'S A. ill II,NA H) ilmade by an automobile m an u fact­ I eeiiseUi mill lo ..II imrlles. eiieli him] Fli.rlila mice a week for’ four i l l
urer in recent years and will more i every, elmmlii'j ‘t'iV Interest .0 in 1 .i.'iser m il' lie rk M
WITNBSS lav hand and official j
llllip I llll&gt; 'if
II,.
l|hove
than ever tucpiitunte the Chev­ I lelests
iniiiieil il ei * 1 I in.a. anil In .&lt;11 par- veal iif III.- I’irctill I'oiirt of I l f
rolet company's record ns the most | lies uml each ami every, elalmlim s. veiiMi liidl- hit I'heiiH of Mo St .1•• I
! l-’lm Ida, In and lo,' Seiiiimile
tmv Inter, st or Interesls In the Uml
today in
• 'itnli on Mils in,' Till da' of An
interesting and absorbing topic I involved 10 Oils suit, under liny of 1 ot. \ I i I'I2«
I I l f Ilium mi Hied (Wotlduii Is. each
today in automobile circles.
! soil m i l l iilnii- mutton .md lesl
• 11. 11.1 1 ,011 1 SKA |,t
The part that each member of ilen.es tin unknown (o flu- I’.un
V B |i(ili;i,.\ ss
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the sales force will piny in the
&lt; I' l k
In all 111:.1 " &gt;1 I...... i i o l.. mhandling of the tremendously in : Fou r elntailuK any Interest or In
III A \l M ii'lo
I
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creased production which the com ­ ■•icsis In Do- land Involved In this
situate
In " H s " \ . IH'I Mllil.lM .lt A la M 1 |:
pany plans for 1927 will Is1 detail I mil. sii III land lielnit
S r niltiole foiintv. I'loildii. and 1I1
Sidle!! ors for C'nlnplalll lilt
ed by Mr. Grunt
el lin'd as fi lloivr, lo v-1V:
t is i 1.1- 21 - 2K Sept, I
I1KMINNJNM ............. I Is)
feel
South of 1In* Non h west corner of
Section ■ Township 21
So n111.
Miss Catherine Pittm an
of
Kilim' :ia Bast, run Bust 2fil feel.
A MODERN
Tampa is the attractive house
*t lienee Smith 7!l# feel. lim in '
guest of Miss Georgia Mobley at
West 2a 1 f il l I lienee North T'1 1
f. . 1 I., point "f JIBillNNINO
her home on Oak Avenue.
Ms.'
lino IN'NINO at Mil- Noitl.
| . 1, s I ri.l ll*'i "f Srclto'i
Toll 11
Mr ami Mrs. II
Singletary j slop 21 j
in I{ hhk&lt;- in r„vi ......
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| '*7 il Mil I « 1i'♦'t 1
t'rosslaini of Montgomery. A l a . '
nirived in Smiforil Kriilav for
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■M S
short visit
Duke Greer. W. II. Pierce, D. it.
Hammond, and W Iv Dutikiie of
Greenville, S. C„ were a party of
business visitors arriving in San
foul Friday.

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J G U S T (2 | ; J 9 2 f t

S A T U fe llJ

THE SANFORD

666

Sunday morning to he the guests
of the la t te r ’s brother, Charles
Norton.

Mrs. Norma King
Mel.nughlin
of New York City, who lias been
the charming house guest of M r s . 1
Robert A. Newman at her home
!•
---------I. Dswson Berry of Daytona Heat h in Rose Court, is now the guest
,'^faa In the city Friday as the guest of Mrs. W. ,1. Thigpen at her home
friends.
on Park Avenue.

on mi

It kills the germs

Onklaml’s answer lo the dem and
for a low-eost enclosed six of Duality
construction — a six that combines
the utmost in distinguished utHyear-

'I'lilx
*lit‘ r v n l
Ii-rn if*.

Sanford Cadillac Cc

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D E A N -B E R G
Corporation
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F irst

117 K. 2nd. St.

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DAYTONA

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N n t ’l

anec and appointments with
qualities o f speed and stamina that
arc recognized as the outstanding
characteristics of tiro Pontiac Six.

%t||h flri»-

$ 7,500
•■n**!

is a presertpian for

X a n d a u S ed a n

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pimiimn
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IIA K K K Y .

PO N TIA C SI3J

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BUTTERSPLIT
BREAD
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presents the

l.iir n lr d on liirK c n i n i e r In f,
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OAKLAND -PONTI/
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S h e W il l K n j o y

Chicken &amp;Steak Dinners

A D in n e r At

SIE’S PLACE
T h e P rlc cH A r e R i R h l T
V ald ez

Bid if.

N.

Crystal Lake Dining Carlo

THERE’S A

G IV E I S A TR IA L
L A K E MARY

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Park

MR.

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car
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“Am id Majestic Pines”

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BUILD

YOUR

PINES

OF

HOME. AMID TH E

SANFORD

W HERE YOU
REQUIREMENT

GROVE—

WILL FIND EV ER Y
FOR

AN EXCLU ­

SIVE RESIDENTIAL SECTION AND
FROM W HERE PAVED HIGHWAYS
LEAD TO ALL IMPORTANT REN­
TER S IN TH E COUNTY.

O N 'T miss seeing this New
Paifje Brougham — newest of
the new Paige models. You will
wonder how a ca r so fine can be
sold for only $1295 f. o. b. Detroit.

D

The beautiful Brougham body is
larger than most sedans. Its interior
is roomier. P'nter or leave the rear
seat from either side without dis­
turbing those in front. Five adults
relax comfortably on deep-tufted
cushions. The sm art lines of this
Brougham are enhanced by a finish
of rubbed, waxed and polished la c­
quer in two pleasing tones of gray.

Y o u r first favorable impression of
s m a rtn e ss and co m fo rt will be
further enhanced once you take the
wheel of this remarkable c a r and
learn a t first hand how easily it
handles— how quickly it accelerates
— h ow safely and surely it stops
(w ith P aige-H yd rau lic 4 -W h e e l
b ra k e s)
and how speedy and
pow erful it is—how eco n o m ical.
P o w e re d w ith an u ltra -m o d e rn ,
highly-perfected Paige-built motor
you will find this ca r a leader in
performance in any com pany. Ask
lor a d e m o n stra tio n — it w ill n ot
obligate you in any w ay.

Failuresof this Nt’U? i

(

Improveii I’a igo-built
none more modern not t
lubricated — i tdl High
■ure Oil F;rn i to &gt;9 ko
Part*, including writf Pa
cam ihaft, ancillary
tappet* — Counterbili*1
Crankshaft —SilrntC K«in‘
ing, with auimnalic t*I
AirCleaner-AII Metal
bricated L'nivcnali—S|
‘54 inchr* long—Shoe
wjrbertt—Balloon iite f
Hydraulic 4 -Wheel Br**|
Eaty S tee rin g through
Bearing*-—Saw blade Light Acting Hutch—
Thrvvev, Eaiy Gear Shin
Coincidental Lock A*
matic Windshield Ore;
t&gt;a»K Cia* anil He*t In“', , .

—Stop Light—DomeLigN|

ONLY A FEW MINUTES FROM TH E
SHOPPING
lu

CENTER— 0 N L Y

A

SHORT DRIVE TO PRESS CITY.

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Investigate Today 1t

SANFORD GROVE Inc.
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f o r the C o m p la in a n t.

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Amusements

Jlarsday
L H.iusholder will ennt her home on
honoring Mrs. Norluiighbii.
TDickinson of Orlando
at ;. speml-tho-dav
Miss Edith Stew.tt of this week,
h'rdnrs.li.y
Smith "HI entertain
bnori:.’.' Mrs. Norma
phlin "f Ncvv York, at
i Mftgnoha Avenue.
[
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meet with Mrs. W alter i
: home »u I’ark Avcj'fllick.
Ijjiiirsdiiy
\,Ce Stephen pierpont
at bridge a t It o’­
Mrs. John R. Mae-

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C0LCL0U(«H REALTY COMPANY

T S 1'&amp; $ * ."dtntr'T™"' - f t
Thai- oi-AMMa Leader.'1" 1'

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Jrty Foi Mr.
McDonald

And now a T w o T o n Truck bear­
ing G raham B rothers name—
A t a p rice m ade exceptionally'
low by huge production#
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&lt;A tru ck th a t w ill contribute a
new c h a p te r to th e history of
com m ercial hauling#

J linnisi- and viin-nid
Iromlmied with
ferns
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m ea t 9 0 % mf a l l h t t u la g e T a fu h c m t n U .

Two Ton Track Choifii,

MILLER 0. PHILIPS
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Dodge Brothers have kept the faith.
Year after year their motor car hus
continued to mature into n better
«nd better product.
Beauty has been added to depend­
ability, comfort and silence to
beauty. Endless refinements have
been made, and the basic sources
of Dodge B rothers quality main­
tained in every detail.
As a consequence, the NAMfr
Dodge B rothers is even more val­
u a b le th a n th e g r e a t Dodge
Brothers plant itself, and eminently
w orthy of the public confidence it
everyw here inspires.

thtlf k'"uc m Crawford,

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ncvctal week*.

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RAKKRY,

DAYTONA

Conliounus from 1 p. m. to

Furnished Homes and A partm ents

11 p. in.

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Hoot Gilman in

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C O R P O R A T IO N

5 i : &gt;I ti F r .t N a t l Hank Bldg.

Rhone 713

NEW
LUMBER YARD

New And Vzry Fine

A complete line ol
Cypress and Pine
Fram in g
Sheathing
Siding
Flooring
Ceiling
Finish

Extra
Trousers

Mouldings
L ath
Brick
Lim e
(Master
W hile Rock (Master Board
Nails
Screen W ire
Builders H ardw are
Doors
Windows

Separate trousers of flannel, linen and regu­
lar fabrics in the approved shades plain or
striped patterns. A variety to choose from—
moderate prices.

F ram es and Screens
Made to Order
j Murphy Ironing Boards
Medicine Cabinets

$3.00

$ 10.00
M e n ’i

W E W ILL HE CLOSED FROM
A L G I'S T 29 TO O CTO BER 5

P. P A U L

.r&gt;09 F irst National Bank Bldg.

Presenting: a fine assortment of sport coats—
attractively patterned in the finest weaves and
knits. They’re reasonably priced.

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$ 12.50 to $20.00

We give you the ulmosl In service and guarantee
satisfactory work, whether it he Dry Cleaning, Dyeing
or just Pressing. You will he satisfied wllh our work
and service. Our m otto is absolute satisfaction to
the custom er. W'e will call for and deliver your work.

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Florida Cleaners &amp; Dyers
By O. G. Carmlchaal

Better for your motor

Rines Filling: Station

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JIB Sanford Avenue

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SINCLAIR OILS

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•"*•! children
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Mr. and Mr* Frank J . Gonzalez
returned home Friday from G reen­
ville, S. t ’., where they have heon
the gue-i* ol the lultcr'x
sinter
Mrs. W. D. Neves.

1ST P R E S B Y T E R I A N C I l l RCH
Sunday services.
Sunday’ So hind, !•: 15 a. m.
Morning Wor hip, II a. hi.
• In i t i : iii I aide iy or, 7 p, m.
I •i lung W o r - bin, S p. m.
I be morning wot- hip Dus Sun
d ie will b. .........hit ti d by i
D.
YA air. So. u t am of Ihe V Al. (
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Mr. Moll will talk mi " T i c
Divinity ot t hit I." J ’he Voting
| People's &lt; lioti will lead tile Ulttsic
W. S. P R IC E , Mgr.
Rev. Mm timer tilo vir, pastor of
the lapi.-eopal • luii.li will pl'eaeli 710 W. F irst S t. Rhone 472-w
at the e\I'tunr o n toe The men’s
i hoir " i l l - in,
Every one is rmdiallv invited to
worshin with tfi&gt; &lt;tun, It.

Robert Mason And Elton J. Moughton
ARCIIITKCT
G e o r g e Huddleston!
Are Honored At I‘urty l,,ir.sl National Dank liMg.

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Mr*
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i : Ihivici i.nd little hum
" have been visiting
!c. 1 » 'D week, left

MILLER 0. PHILLIPS
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At the Churches

Epvvorth
I cngiie
devotional
f i l l fold R. Foster of St. Angus j
meetings, 7 o’clock.
tine. Adjutant General " f the slate, i
1'rnver meeting, Wcdtieiulity, S was a visitor in Sanford, Friday. |
o'clock.
Music at all Drenching services
rs Allred I.ilja has ns her
under the direction of Mrs Victor
t- at her home on Park Axe
Robertson.
Mr- G. G (ioddaid ami -mall
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, iron ol Plant ( tty
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managei- of th e]
Florida Power and Light ( .)., left j
Mr- Verne Ward
will return
. at unlay
fur Asheville,
N. C-, |home Saturday evening from 1111
w icte lie will spend a fortnight, j n,,j# lul,| Indiana where she has
been visiting relatives.
J . R. Stnnlev, R. R. Flucry. J .
W. Dewey, r L. McLeod ami J .
m aaaaaaaa
Goodman ot Jacksonville were a
iia a a a a a a a a
group of business visitors in tbe
city Friday

heic they s p o t the
I [ the l l.it'emien Hotel.

The public m ay rest assured that
a Good Name so priceless will be
safeguarded jealously by those who
hold its destinies in their hands.

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Friday
Robert Mason and George Hud
*hf -« Hunting party dlcston, wh" le.n eSutiday for
l.-tliei Hughey, enm- Washington, D. ('.. where they will
‘■T gtie-'t Ali** Julia -pend .-nine lime, weio honored
write—
Friday evening at a delightful
•ximiii.ug am) other -wmimilig parly and pi, nie at
"-re e&gt;,joyed until a Luke Alary.
‘•"■n „ - mi, pt iioii.* picnic
Tin* evening "a -pent all ton
' m &lt;|| l&gt;v the hiiste*.*.
soon,
with swimming and boating,
^"Vuik Du- cordial lm*
)"f Hughey w ere: Mis.* and at it late hour, a deli, mu* sup­
If. Mi-- Thelma Spur- per was served.
Aiming tlm-c enjoying tin. af­
,a’n,c Sparling, Ali.**
Mis- tb-he.i-u C lark.■. fair were: The .Misses Jewell Rus­
'ieurge Simms, J . W. sell. Clifford Rivets, Marie Hud­
Ibu tie.-, Robert dleston. Virginia Carswell. Maty
Crawford, Edith Yarn, Evelyn
,
11 *rti i William Buet- Kdcnfictd, Betty Bnhi'iiuin. Knther
me Hiihrmaii, Mnit.lie Lee Eden
Hall,",. Wnght‘ left tield, Katliicen Long, Eniuiie Belle
J crmi„u for Augusta, Priest, Florenee AIcKav. Eddie
I’tif "ill . i--if her sister Leo Tillis, Irene limn, and Ihe
..''••)'' t'.'foie going tn Messrs Homer Little, Frank Eden
-he and her field, George Huddleston. Frank
•'"Wind, will remain llu.Idlest.&gt;11, Clnjd Rtik.-eli, Bull
Duren, Frank Kurtz. Theodore
I”1 "f II, toher.
, Pope, Robert
Mason, Cbai'les
■'hv David Ciiblu-oll Knight, Jack Duren. Charles Booth.
•
Cecil Drau.
F,,l li'uiiv from Dnv-

priceless a n d therefore
je a lo u s ly u p h e ld - • -

T ouring C ar
Coupe
- Sedan
-

KindcM^artun School
Will Lo ()}HMH'tI Soon
Hy Mrs. Thorriault

Bridging the gap Ini ween Die
llume and im inaiv g|-.n!i l r.lining
gi;il Iiilerr t was t In’ I ; tin t.b'eet *n| Ihe in w l.iudi i
j.la .ed during t be (•'•I tell eliii'd In be &lt;i|»'ln d ill lie
W V\all.no W right limith Lnle I'l itn.ij
r&gt;» i,md lurid
kirtutr for having held ing next in.ml it, ac. ..r.iine i.&gt; Mi
[ while die men's lop E -tlie r Tbet'iiaull, wlm vv.ll be ib
an ad try, went to i e t lo r id the .si In Mil. "It will md
It. Tl,e low
score be a n ursery ." she -aid. "but will
■crystals .was won by provide training
for
tiie
first
|ne Mi
MucDnimld grade."
I |H'H'iinie. I he bottle
Mi . T h e m a u lt .1 tidied at ( a il
form I a bunch uf
|r Mai Donald received toll College, Nut I lit iebl. Minn., and
|a na mi uto ot t fu1 oc- •■&gt; a graduate of the Mintieapidi..
Kindergarten and Ptitmiry Normal
fr,|i( i ■'School, Minncapoli-. Alum.
She
hits nf frozen
FIRST HAI'TIST ( III R('H
Ptche- and punch Were had oin* and otic half years p rac­
Sunday -i hind, '.) .'Ill o', lock.
Ihr cum In-ion of the tice tciiellilig in the S|. 1’iu ir a m l
Mis. TherMottling wor-)ii|i and -cimon, II
host,--.- assisted by .Miniienp(di- school.-.
Sneed, and
Mrs. rinult taught lor three years in o’i loi'k.
Arizona and .Montana public kin
Subieet of -iu ni.,i, "Appi.inching
V°nt.
.
|
d
erg arten schools, and two years u (In.it Cii-i-"
Niimtier J’liicc.
i
Hind Mrs.
Young I’eople’- I'uion- (’,: 15 o'IrDonald. Judge ami teaching exponent e in .Montan.t
■lock.
•&lt;•: Wright, .AJra. and public -ehool priniaty grades.
Bapt e iniil -i ri i,. s o'clock.
The new directin’ aimed to San
[ G. Sharon, Mr. and
Evening -ei.iei- k o'elo. k.
•PirrfftHtf." Mrs. Rny- ford last year fmm Montana and
Suliiei t of ei iiioti: “Thi* Must
6r. and Mrs. Jo h n W. in January s t a n d a kindergarten
She hold a Morula state i’opular Subjeet in Augu*t.”
' 1 Haw kins and M r. school
graduate ooi t i I n at c
I f Fort

A truck you will want to see!

Falla

Wa;,*:

|n.p St, pbcli I'ierpont
al :i o'clock at her
|rk Avnme honoring
flo.l. lo l-’l i lltb-f s
MacDonald.
i
Mrs. Norma Kii'&gt; \|, l. hi * Idm. ol' New York City, oho formerly
I-p i made Saitfoid her home, i,* \i-ititig o le as the guest ,, Mr-, Robert
h
^ ' A. Newman and Mi
\\ J |I,
. M i t Mi I..anghliu ha- be ■n ex
tell I vely ) ||||'| liiliu d dii'itig I lie |
Week ami a number of eourlesies ill Inn houoi an pl.inned lo
v wind.. Mr . .Mel.nughlm has
been pioinimail ly n b iitiln d with
sei ice ivur
I New Ynlk
Ire Jnlm R. McDonald, City for ever,ul vc.u
Lpt. I lor East is, wei
lay evening when Mr.
If. furl entertained at
Vr hiimc on Magnolia

a T\vo Ton Truci

RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:

PARK APARTMENTS

nnrll raiptials at l:HH
. home "f the bride’s
lM. M Stewart, "HcllMollmiv die Avenue.
Fridav

A N N O U N C IN l

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1 MRS RAYMOND KEY ENTERTAINS IN i H t ^ P i c n f c T h n r S
!
HONOR OF SEVERAL VISITORS
Ha e 1 ,c" ^ _ ihui ay

•Rio Vista.

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Former Resident Here On Visit

AlH\r MARKmi
^,rrH Itirthdi.y picnic
!!(• Snnfurd ArJ iflul,, &lt; haptcr O. E. S
Masonic Temple at
•*s I'litmftia A&gt;]

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Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

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\V.H.L0N

THE 11)2 ,s CONVENTION

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Nt
ipi4|
| Wednesday evening service
8
promptly at tbe Maaonle
o’clock.
It o’clock.
Loncbva and ..
S u b je c t: “ Climbing .Mountain*
tation will bo provided. 1
in Summer. The Heights Which
the courtesy o f tho B in
Jesu s Reached."
V
ra.« • .
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—* —
| Thn
N
tan., A1 ..Ipicnic
—
» In mgiven
I...... I...
.L
Gomptny.
The
annual
by
the
Normal course for .Sunday school
1 hi- lovely home of Mrs. R ay ­ pcrfuiid,, as gift* from their
ho*- 1 Seminole Chapter 0 . K. S., on the
workers H: 15 o’clock.
mond Key was the scene of a very less.
birthday nf Fubert Morris, founder
The F irst Baptist church cordial­ pretty party Friday afternoon
Punch wu* served throughout of the E astern S t a r , will b« held
ly invite* resident mid visitors.
when she entertained nt bridge the game, and a fte r the prizes
honoring Mr*. Normu King Mc­ had been awarded, the hostess a s ­ Thursday at Rio Vista.
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
All member* are asked to meet
Laughlin of New York City, the sisted hv Mrs. H. F. Housholder,
Comer Park Aro. and Control
Twelfth Sunday a f te r Trinity.
guest of Mrs. Robert A. Newm*:i. Mr*. .lame* G. Sharon and Mr*.
Holly Communion, 7:1)0 o’clock.
Miss Rasa Gray of Laurens, S. ( ’.. Forrest Lake served a templing
Elegantly FumUhod
( hur.-h school, D:J5 o'clock.
the guest of Mr*. Albert 1*. Con­ salad and ice course
Each apartment conatata of H
Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11 nelly. Mrs. W s. Jordon of J a c k ­
room, full also bad room, ‘
o'clock.
sonville, Dl,. guest of Mr*. Jan ie*
room with full alia Murp
A cordial invitation extended to G. Sharon, Miss Louisa DeCotte*
dinette, kitchen and bath,
nil
of Jacksonville, the guest of Mrs
cal refrigeration and garage
%
George A. DeCottes, i.nd Mrs.
eluded.
John R. MacDonald who leaves.
f ir s t c iic h c h
a e a t i i , H r * r N * iM ii« «
Sept. 1 for Eustis.
I
O F C H R IST . S C I E N T I S T .
Hate* $60.00 nnd up par Miontlt
116 K. 8erond 8t,
Adorning the room* where the*
Chirstinn Science services nre
Apply at Apt. No. i
PHONE 884
held every Sunday morning nt the guests assembled for play wore
Woman's Club, Oak Avenue near crystal baskets and vases filled
Third S tree t, at 11 o’clock; Su n­ with zinnia*, roses uy.d other cut
day School nt in o'clock. Su b ject flowers in the* shnde* of pink,
while on the buffet, mantles nnd
for tomorrow, "Mind.”
Wednesday evening
service* cabinet* were silver candlesticks
whit h include testimonies of Chri«- holding blue tapers, which helped
"H ave your insurance written hy man who know hoar
Dnn Science healing, are held ut to carry out the chosen colors of
pink. blue and green.
Continuous from 1 p. in. to
7 "'c lock.
,
W E O F F E R P O L IC IE S IN
11 p. m. -----The D.llti'S were desigr.ed with!
this ('huat'h maintains a free
F
I
R
E
L IA B I L I T Y
prettv
cummer
girls,
and
w
e
r
e
;
reading room. M7 First National
TODAY
1'OHN AIM I
Hank Building, where the Bible and passed by littlv Miss Adelaide Key ;
P LA TE GLASS
Tom Mix, Tony Himself mid
•'ll authorized I 'Kristian Science the ymmg daiightci of the hostess
VI Cl D EN T
S L R E T Y BONDS
M o t ,'ii myablc was the game of
literature initv be rend, borrowed
Jacqueline Logan in
bridge
played
,luting
Die
afternoon,
or purchased.
Open every Wed­
'T O N Y KI NS \\ 11.IV*
E M P I O T E R S IN I) A U T O M O B IL E L IA B IL I T Y
nesday and Saturday from I) to 5 and when scenes were collected by
p. m.
Mrs. Fred lunger and Mrs. W. .1.1
— Comedt All are cordially invited to our Thigpen, it was found Dint the high i
Those fiang Rascals in
services and to mnke use of the score prize was won by Mr*. Hurry I
Jill First National linnk Uldg.
Telepboat 731
"Shivering Spook a"
J Wilson, who was given a lovely ;
reading room.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
bridge luncheon set. The ei r.sob. |
tiou prize, n book. ‘‘If for Bridge j
Real Eatate
loiuraBCf nt
1ST METHODIST CHURCH
P
laveis."
was
awarded
Mrs.
F.
E.
|
MONDAY
Sunday school. ilRJd o’clock. R
Kmmiillut. The honor guests were
Paruniiiiinl's
W. Ware, superintendent.
presented silver flncons filled with ;
I’reacbing service*. 1 1 o'clock,
' T H E SHOW O F F
nnd H o’c lock.

kst tiatchdl will iT«,-lock at her home
c Imiioring Miss

Ioid it .lifticiilt to find a sp.,t on
O n * I t l g a i f h i these things were i \ ,
. " ,ni '
‘ j i m n i s s i o i i e r s . lik e l i t t l e b l e a t i n g l a m b s , " h u l l In pitch their rr e fs .
Now
r:
* * '
' (l,,l,‘d o u t t a x p a y e r s ' m o n e y f o r c o u r t u . s t s m coH t|ks«n g t h e i In \ hone I., fiedo and get their
T.\ MI •\ I ! M I S
Philadelphia.
lure with her wind-blown hnir l v&lt;’&gt;’y la w w h i c h t h e peopb* b a i l b e e n l i g h t i n g
for
d u r i n g *1 non iino
•po.snls that. Ihe two thirds , win. h " e -peak U laildl. kle.wl
I 11 E MANOR “ Weleome'i the
which marks n niim ns w ise ., n e a r l y t w e n t y y e a r s
\ n t s n l isi'i...l
i, n ,
. ••
K- .
D r ll « . which lavish fortune buys, I
i.',.......
" / T 1* " " 1 " l , h , l l l ‘ &gt;1" is io n
H jtx s it ." and Governor Piinhot, re
I'"!. lie abolished bv I tie demo [edge.
B u f I'm older now nnd so
On. low. i ton t. the ( ounty ( omnussiom IS, net Itlg upon t he j pi. -enling the -ta le , i ; said In up 1' •'
national
convention
ol j
Theiv .arc Dios,., of murse. who
thing* I’ve come to know.
hdvico of their attorney, h
have served to bring tliat J say that the party
would have
'• c a r r y i b e c a s e In 1 l,r" ' " '&lt; 111,11
1I
in for discussion Indore Its ; been belter o f f had mi&gt;I Ml. liryari
“ *'(
,
,
, ,
; the Supreme Court. They are going to defeat tin Canal i T,,K
SFM /U t ’ENTENNIAI.
ie we love are bowed by cure,, project, if there is one ....... , , , i,... , ■.
..
.
‘
■tadoim will seat
lail.lHMI: mul | tnr.
It is most unusual lot the j boon so prominent a part of it
and worn the dress they wckr
' mu,,,;..
' . 11
s s|,n lor (Item to do $•2.11(111.0(111 gate receipt# are e\ 1 •&lt; at. f tile . oil Vent loll which TIi
point, out that
tie faitcc.
i has missed them, nnd their &gt;
,.
r, M Msl't lien Is should remember this when another prs-ted.
is M'&lt; years away to be given tlnee times of election to tip* pres- i
ich
i election day conies.
ALL OE this would interest cm id,'ration in the midst of the idem v and that Woodrow Wilson!
an was only elected in the first in j
gentlemen that gathered in Phila- con;'
" "i '.---do ii n 1 cam paigns of
1,r '&gt;"»&gt;"«• h«" ""'K'HinjiU'iiislv „ll,,v,| delphia in 177&lt;i.
i ""ft year."
Hut t he riistonuii v s ’ liine because of the split ill the '
lining aham
ms s t m i t s in the new trial before the Supreme Court for
paining
iiham survives.
' pi, dure is iu iiig smashed to Ira , leptihlicau ranks brought
about j
IN ADDI I ION, Dempsey proves 1 d),;' mil smitiiere.-ns in this yea: I'V llieo.lore Roosevelt when be I
nothing and the people with equal magnanimity should ac­
[• lb,,peat but turns from cept them for nothing.
‘
tliat he isn’t afraid to fight a 1,1 1
H'-*’made the race as a
progressive!
Inc
black innn Wills, a fte r hu f ydslifH | In all ihe discussion ,,f the p.iJK a g a in -1 the then President
..........................
T a fv|
t
of »urh «a thviie to claim,
with Hie white Tunncy. He offe.i. i oi , 1111,111 which has ..u n c to our [,s
••■irul.tr icpuhlican uumiiicc. j
itprp piad ntrcKM of
to field Wills and bet $1511,IKK) Oo i,"ii, c I here has Ih’cii hut littl. I hi the other hand, there nre those .
himself
said as to one of the most m.tabb who contend and
honestly lie
Khter util their charm appear*
T H O S E T H A T a r c interested in Ibiic
in cnnneetioh with
that hevc that the party Would have
la u re l fade and glories ceasn
Anta es. four bimtlml million miles in diameter, is j„ Dm ability. of u .powerful................
white, g.ithefing. if anything. This
i , b n . - I much heller had the Itryan I
l the daye their worth increusc the southwest - III the southwest as shown in » map of the man to beat a powerful colored | Ibai ihe 1P2H c,invention will l„ , influence in Die shaping of its nf
man, are doubtless much etuleil.
a d iltc ric t a ffa it fi&lt;&gt;m anv in tin ■ 11,11 - 1
&gt;on Oderably g rcatei j
stais
fori August,
prepared for star-gazers
|*
.
.
1
' ' I *South
' ’ Mil II Florida.
I ]M| Hi Jl .
le the gentle folk nn.l true
i |a*t :((! \,-ar*.
It will have th, , than il was, ’Ib is cun never be
•
M
ir
huritjrejl
nplJiuu
j.nl^^n
Than.eter,
and
j,,
l(le
even
i M H K i i r -whoio » Hv«&lt;*
K I X R L T A U Y K E L LOG w. i a i d J S‘i»nf ’ (
) , « , . ( » ttrrtT'ft a j n , , ! p e
1 **Dl&gt;,!
Pin &gt;• who thought
Kiel
L Ni’i'i1 t furl her reduclioii in
th
,» ti,..I
sor* Kav, tia.i, o f course. Ii is not one thing with Mr Itryan alive |
v
:
:
!
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u
,,r
h
f
,v
U&gt;ut
'*
*
"
*
«*««i
-Tw
.nkie.
a.'d ’A l l |ng j l t t l c , giving mm h.
1twinkle, little s t a r !"
" o r h l ' i f Iol. 111ig navies
lo be Do. mill tlu.1 It will Inn, tom tIt•nk i, now.
Tlm -c who think 1
A&amp;y 'with Grid in toueti,
as thev
don,F O K T t'N A T K L Y W H A T
na
),"• other thing n,,w thought it !
So
Inr
as
our
measurements
----- ireaoever they abide,
#.
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4 ,
.
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r o n n * r m ' ( l , A n t n r r s is j (ions do with rdisolclc floali?.g h a t­
]
Since I sir; the g ry a te -t siiigb- ' while he lived
the largUMt star in the universe. Itut astronomers are dis- ' tle-diip fortresses is not import
Loded by all who walk or ride.
fori
ii
in
the
utiadrenniiil
demo
Whether, now that Mr.
Hrvan,'
It
'nivcrmg new stars and they have n„ reas„n to doubt
nut
The tiling that
counts
i- crtttic iialio.ial i mi vent ions, i, mo " dl no longer he in the eonv. ii
I thought these things were
what
th.-v
do
about
flying
f
l
e
e
t
s
.
Antaies may I...... ..
in size again and again by stars
the dictating one. turn been Wit
lorn that hodv will find itself n,|
If.
liuril Jenin, g , Hrvan
It was |„, ,,t an obstruction or almost ,n ,
iurw, fam e nnd gold to spurs, , s o l a , away it is not possible now to figure out the.rdim.M,PRESIDENT ( (Mil IDGE and who p.mre.1 what ,&lt;il there was
W|Iboat a chart can onl\
older now and know
others re-poMsildc should see a
aure.l iiihii, tho troiitded w at"i s
detei mined by Dm future.
\11
le are ahaniH which conic mid 1 TM m little earth of ...ira .-w hich we in &lt;mr egotism call photograph ii ee,illy pllldlshei) of
^ the 1J21 convent ion, ( 'h a m ,i, Dial i known is that he will at
3P
the I’ruice Regent of Ja p a n and cl*
inrk went in Ids grave sure Dial |
no other eonvcnti.in.
and more o u t -h e a r t* in-line I .liim .3..?
likl’ “ i,fM
niiles it, his wife inti r.tly watching the ri
Mr. Ilrynri kept him from being
H bo will lead'.’ In what direeffentlo bouIi and fine.
« ■ “ «* f'-;-,
! four humlrml *m il i r " mm,,y ,ifm!H
K&lt;&gt; into ! view
u &amp; X i X m lh f C m
thc party ■&gt; uoiuinee for the pres- ' ' 1,1,1 " i l l tin* leaders lead?
Will
.
Edgar A. f.uvat lUMI /Hindlul millions and you Will know how to connmr.. , THE J APANESE know what i« ideiu-y in 1.112 Some such tiling ' ! " ' v bave the following that was
is to lie said of every one of t h e s e ’ ''Iv a n '- 7
;
a ^ u i v - , icmthwVNsV!*, n sk
W“ h ,,M“ t w i n k l i , , ‘f
thv
w"
convention, me- the one .’id years [ Those a re more imcstions th,. ! fit
bra* Probably {ryljag to d»7 tlic
ago this vi at which was literallv ; ' ''•' only have ,, f,ltl.|-1.
,
Oif a Gray *himrt1"
in
| ! m Z , f i . " ,|r '
I’" 1'
U . ,...l,.n..-,t
swept o ff
fed and as Me,-ally Tbev ,l„ e n i p h i m i j . however the
htindud million titty thousand times. So all you
,l"' ,lnl1 n,,,r,b‘r case. Some swept nit., . l e s i o n as t„ i t ,
fact that the next democratic
„
V fadllne in tho f.akalnnd I.nlg............. .
....... .. .onventi,,,, will be "
.
1,// w a P 'H e a r t Sewed Up.” Ye* , our.H nave to do IS tu lake sortie little round obiecUnntf sni it , mhIv """dered a clergy man and a ■•me and Us Platform.
heside a round objeel fifty thuiisaml Dm..-, ii
? * i '
Iwo,,,an
hls «'h»ir. Somet..,d&gt; standing (Jack ,,| its plallonii. I,, troin any such in a ooncritt i&gt;»
bait been for three year*.
have a conmnrimm ,.r &lt;
.
1,UMl ,im‘ M l,s 's l/,‘
&gt;(*U 'cut that wonnir.'s tbroai »,il, the famous
)ltl(1
c o w , U at the d e m o c a t s a
T '
If
- — -o— - - **
1
lht‘ l u o :,,a^ -y o u r Karth and A mafle, she was dead. R. I., speech n f M Hrvan. M ,s t r u e .b l o y all .he s e i s e th c V llvm
^nother tiling about our tinker tares
. **
lives nf Die clergyman's widow, .1 tlmt the ' on.um.ier wa ■ .... at all , formulating the mutv Poli. v „
!I
it he knead* the dough be­
It1 does a man good to think a L o ii l llio ^ o .r... . ( r
(ich W.mian, arc held for muni, i.
,i,n0M
....
t " bave these ! naming the p a .tv V no
,L
it
lle r.ecds tho dough.
II d o e s a man g o o d to s \
\, .
„ ,
V .K 1,1
' T»K SO L E M N New York Tim.-,, •unventioris ,|&gt;, iust what a n d . ' b e v do this the situation #
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Until 1 t i l l 1 s t a r s W ith h i s [p rin ts tu columns about this nun | llist all that I,,- would have them ■lands tudnv l,,„ks hopeful fwi* 11 '
Eft
Ibday'n tiest laugh;. Stockings
in one edition un.l explain- •-&lt;I
immensity of the itorinll.v
J t be hereditary. They *iu&gt;m lo ImivlrltP ‘T t !|’ J ,'a 'S|* SM,n&lt;‘,hlinK
( ’V".r
U,a' " b. a l s o ' " i s e oh. well. M ' s ’ , t * ° ,h V!
that it is “ the mysi, rv'
'
'
M
S
a
"tan
good
to
ruincmhor
that
this
world
tl ,
.
,
.
•
■ , ' ™ e ^ha, ,l"
" l " ' " s strong "&lt;• that it is |1(IHH bU. f ' J
*‘1' 1
mutiy families.— Lukeland ,,l ,.ur» nuy l„. „„
|iM„ lr
w that causes such ex t.r.*iv e ,ml,lie I enough to prevent them doing d« otherwise
" l"
ty.
That
is
like
the
man
that
went
[
vvhnt
he
didn't
want
done
K
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.
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AIm'Kl, y , h.-Ih, ™ „| tinny.,. Will, „|| ,.,„■
1^to the circus for the sake „f hi-I
From the time of tu
,
o ? "Kmo. ratie national convrn^bolidge hiiHii’tPcuaght a fl*h In with all our .supposed position «s "(Jed’s children " we ire
■fctiriings
little el,il.Iren. It I* circulation I i.i.t | Inr -peed, amt Ins befo re'th e u\[\ ! H r v ,, * i i l T l o . HVU,i“ m
m w than a week. Sounds like incapabJe ol thinking what that great star a.tualiv is
to |,||
really
d
cc
d
cs
Imw
many
p
a
g
|
m
o
stu
n
th
»»g
|„
of
..........
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for
i
n u c Urn ’Vblers novelty
hlsfuour-pound catch was an hiiiuyou give to a murder case
m
,
aiming
demo
Ihe
presiden,
\
whi&lt;
h
|„||„W
ed
-,
out
hundred
millim,
miles
in
diameter!
More
than
a
cr.-its.
taiyr atunt u f te r r.n
■Iny.
up to the time of his death \\',|
IK Y O I ’ have n g, M„l lie" , ,h bnm J e n n in g - Hi van was „ f ,. , .,.
.. .......................- : " r ............. .............
f t F ra n c e didn’t owe us n lot of
tor why apologize for him ’
to be rot-kunc.l with th,- f,,n c i .,
( otitomporarv Coninient
Utohcy Wo wouldn't be aide to tinla.- reckoned with, in ln,i
|
g ) e » t a n d why she dislikes us so
WALL STREET was restmc y - leaders never ventured a„vD,u,,'
I*
%u^jh.
tenll.y, as Vou lmvc seen a •.ittI Without first having sounded him ..... ^ iuZ :
o
lion, heavy with raw meat, i, -tmg out in regard to it. \o| i„ 1rt. . , certainly can he d j.J*g,i V '1', vhu h
the Celeryrnen ever do get a
and digesting.
uuontly hi- tourneyed a, loss th,. Hurt hind K v ^ i n g ^
kco to play tiie Putms down at
TIIE GENERAL Motor
-i,,.k country to Washington f,,r |ju. ,
Myers, we’ll still have our
dividend, mi which i.s ipients pay express purpose of mlv.-mg .......... I
ble* on 'em.
2 , '■ .
'""ii, lu w a mill l|„.iv u a ,
i,, •hink no ini'onie tax, nmmmi* at
"Jim"*
Iias*')?»»1,0,1
S
of
Pie |erntir. senators and ........... ..
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hns bL‘e" complete, but resent i|Uotiition* to *i&gt;incth:;.g o v c j as to wlmt should be D„-i, aliund e
r-’‘ oriis from T e U s v'v. old r&lt;‘
liropo lias been damaged con
n d course
»hnil.\ ate two heauliliil worlds and apart
Tb,. ic|nf.j /.. .■ £10,00(1.001) in cash, a very i m e l aand
course in
in respect
respect t..
t............ diente that the
W u &lt;l a , ‘
tfd lrably lately by huiivy fl,„,ds
melon. There nre others iiptoing legi*lution.
Almost
alw av " " k
f b«K&lt;»o far France iuisn't laid the
In
!
""K'b
of
„
frost
when
i
t
'
co m .T t'
in the Wall street melon pate It.
advice wa* followed
on the United S ta te *.
: at. art. ex. hanged for a wanning ocean is the Florida
&gt;--turn.nV the f«v„r . Dayton Dai'‘
LONDON T A I L O R S an.l hatter.
During Mr Ur . ,,n’ ,
i ly New*.
II
o
EdC*-Wn
h„. ”
il
. . . Ic..
1 ■
" " * KMKill
ol ID',’
In- sum
m er with
t«*’i’id
i« that
must "get
decile
that men
men must
"get away
away was aearcely a suggest hn D , Da.'i
........
Hummer
w'i.l! its nine
1!
r ' ollftKi,ut' loo y uny
wIim* it h ; llll palms and preening pines with i u Lime i
I
I •* 1from
from, .lull
dull ggray
i;nd dark
dark blue
blue" and
and |domoerm y .should do. I ; „ ,
ray t.nd
f
V. &amp; K t L bT,me «
Dcachea, with its li.ud ,
L " L
l,S llmi lt* |wear brigltter enlors. Some color** agaiiiHt prohibit ion. p u .,k ,s(''(
i S
T J ' t
l,v' m a n g o e s w i l l , i t s I
1
' “ " “ " l a i i L s a n d U s u n c l o u d e d sug g ested will appeal to ...........
jnit..... I.. - 1 v
, ,u
Hint's
city.
well known th at he would throw i. That
" t ’s almut rbo ’k i , i T o ! T K* h ty
th fi u
HrF
wh,1.U’V- r, |, a «'" „ , T i ’■ , V ' 1 ;S U ' ,,?V! ,lrMmwM » l « l i l « s u n r i s e d r e a m s — K cn tle .m r. o f "e x .p .m ite la te ." all Hi* immense power into
i I is.
F
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W
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rn
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■ t o r t N o rth S t a r Telegram.
U4,, r'5d appearance
r®"tor" 1
r* '. i 1 1
I D‘‘ F l o r i d a o f s u m m e r is lu, ,
l . l ) mtulynm, blue, plum blue, cedar •njr th at it did not so ami that'
It* (former
attractive
BY..* ft«
form er u
ttrnettve appearance,
(o th e e a g e r d is c o v e re r .
|| is ||u . |«'|,»■ ! V n
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woml and buff. Even lilac will be
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Th.- I’ rinn- „C W . t o . ' . ’V v h S d f ' i t a T L
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mu*t be a lot of fun to be I t u f u s S l e d . . ... &lt; l „ i s i i „ „
cc Monitor.
r w li - l U hrl#, «llli,.UBli hiM-rLy
I„ ,u (,. , „
......... . j ril i' 'S ' “'I1' 1
Ilia
need to the state farm at Knia re Nimple.
fully perlmpa. from hi*
\ aid
r ‘" k ' 1,,w •'••lath Her -1
If the bill of fare doean't
e wlm,' v
.
c o w . that he would insist „„
,
)tS to bu to ypur liking, all
A NkW York hcggi.r, in whose mg hi* follower* that the n . i i I Blu*hln&lt;# , • i
{have to do i* tu walk off
K U S T I S L A K E REGION
.,,ock: ‘,.!‘...!.’.",ico found.
also had deserted them. T,. hav.•
••«•[ a * i j n ’ „ f
&gt;jn» could be nicer.--Sanford
I'm* fH.llut) more in the hank,’ £20 u t ,'(jut&gt;s &lt; wuli t t'hc'pii,ltv ," ‘|V' 1" 1" "j'’1 "
1,f b'uift. M o re'h k e a
Boosting, like an infection di- your early
d.
Yen; you try that.—
tiiiining in luiiiHting Mf, .11 ; . « , h „ r
Th; I , - l i d
“ht- „ « r t y
’'r ,“ i , T
"'IV,,”
neimc, j* " la tc h in g ."
Beach Independent.
tor Kiistis.
crlticlxiil vinjuatly.
A fter all, a I thing unthinkable
It ,,,-.r,
'
Those who boost find iu time
re i* mi heller place in the fortune of »20I(Hm i* real beggary .llffqrcnce how
many
."V
T „xn, n l ---------ry to *ee ijjob J ’jtarmt.n re­ m at their wliolu system in per­ " O lIi hi
d I n live.
\Ve all l.clicve that 111 thfckc (lay*. Invested nt 5 p,.r traits and how
1
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n
, »? "I'Pear* to |,j vt. j .,;,. ,,
frain the banford (chamber meated with the *plrii uf I,oustbut we don't think ntmut it often cent It yield* $ 1,000 * year, ami t’harlc* "w. Bryan
•'^^in'1the
itmori-e. 1 nat Veurinan Imy mg an,I that their viewpoint &lt;m enough.
what can you do with t h a t : hi* own right it i* well l
I
,a,hnnap.,lt* Ncl',»H
kltily la JnhnTiy-nn'the-spiit every i|Uestion i* la tter.
Thi* community which we e n l l L - — *
that he was named ns ii...
j ' " • It’
It cum ei time to entertain
tile .Lie).!
boosting is profitable liunie may liav«. sonic di.mdvanpre sid e n tial candidate it, j. , . . , ,*.* I „ f l l l o j " a t f c ' ? ' " " ' ! ' h a t k (H'JJ I
ftvention or convince u touriat It Honest
react* fuvorahly nnd bring* re­ tttges. But when that idea work*
cause of the fact that he
f t,. ,u,ke ^ m e
f
I he R u a - i
I.Banford 1* all there uml a bit
.........e ^
.............
...... ,1(, wiilt1 hrother o f William Je n n in g -.
**
Tim
you ^
g et
eaught
fight.—Gilbert Leach in suits when everything cine fail*. ‘P WaY i , a '&gt; your thought)*, push
Boosting
„ lender*
------- _&amp; igrvice fur D "nt hy cminierutlng
....... K in your your work you need another vu ‘ l !,e
that the active mho,,,,,
art Commercial.
Maybe our higliw.,,
..
the boimter. It takes hi* nund o f f ,n,n*
°f the drawback* of cation.
j
m i«ht c t !*■ |,.-,i
sa fe r for Kuiuhu^
he
1 ticket, as it seemed pmln
s l" l,!m"Vl,u‘H Y011 know,
Hth the temperature at DO, a the petty thlttgn which occupy lM
fellows could g,'t
‘" ‘L " “ r ,,v
attention
und
iirvvontu
him
from
,’l,M
t,«
never
suffer
hy
coinpariCoolidge
snyu
cut
expenses
]tu
t!
wFM
hi
be
when
John
\V,
Dnvis—
k« department
store hud u
head* it i*
, «Iway« wil grow in your wa all c a n ’t live on fish we mtih.
’ gi.'tee to drive
IWVertlacmeqt in the Joprnul developing a clear case «&gt;r brain ""IV
^ " ^ " t a ' i d v amj beh'r. l aunt he.
fag.
eatlnitttloi.
if
you
will
take
a
fow
unmistakably dedare.l „g , j Mst
1 "ne. Dayto„
Ig • attic of woolen tlun
Daily News.
T b « headline of the adverbob their hair because it'* had been named to head the tb kEven though it »,0 fur ’ udfiah''Sr 11' Z o ' Z iti’^ ‘‘T" 1° ,hink
w ijf e a d , “ Everyone love* u
llcaa. But they won’t boh ear*.
Life'* durl;e-» .
Instance after instance
L:*)fiuffy blanket.*'- Kanaaa
y
u
a r e hark rr„
i!* wht&gt;n
*om« monu.00* 1
thW'
w
i
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T
J
^
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which
l
"V,"„
Wonder If they ever
Th« avemgo
average man weura
weur* a* 7‘. i be cikwl by
3 w”#
\n V
tliat re#&lt;|
&gt; ljr
read vvhnt
whnt j,
„ i, . ' . 1&gt;"
l,r v«cation
v,«-'ation
Mr.
B
ry
a
n
wu*
in
.let........
"
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a lia hat
and find th............
coming.

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MRS. FRED S. DA1GER. SOCIETY EDITOR

Mom!*)
sori-ini i
fcosii.es nml Seekers
the Truth
jlrtho.liD Church at
#Hors si C-'l" o'clock,
lafhtcrs Class of the,
EJch "ill bold its rcg-i
i»nd social meeting at ■
■with Miss Katbcrin
Iher home on tilK Mag-

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&gt;. n«^f asked of him.” I Sum. 1:17.
r
u *'&lt;'«»»»« t" be taxed lor sometlung it anyone else is
*■ WAVER-Thy testimonies, o f nl,,K Ut
a.nv «'*'*d «&gt;ut of it. As. for instance, it, might
Lofp. Hre very sure; holiness he ,U! unconstitutional lor Sanford citizens to he taxed to pave
i
cowth thine house forever.
streets in Sanford if the people of l.nngwnod w ne to entile
TWO H E A V Y W E IG H T S
that
i
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. to town and ride on them
i
can make $1.000.(101) in ,,rie fight

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■ 'T H E Y ’R E E A S I L Y K E C Q G N IZ E D B Y T H E I R E A R S

and two etiililriy. in Detroit.
Ht. '
is m&gt;t the first to learn th at "littlv Hi.ffal.i vaudeville g ir ls ” often
contribute to man's education and
r efoi mat ion.

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I Mnally a lull is passed authorizing 11n* County Cnmniis- •he girl crying, tonight the broth- i
or's half; now she owns the whole
’Iai . notick■ am oi.n,i»ry' •
S‘&lt;(n(‘rs to k‘vv a Obi *' mill tax in order to raise money to rabbit.
notl*c7iT?.f
p? y *?r, tht‘ construction Of the cunal. We breath a sigh
T H E B R O T H E R g o t ten s h i l l - 1
«n&gt;rc«« tfm mad, wm i.v rharuvu1&lt;&gt;&lt; relief. At last that much needed improvement of our ings, five time* the ra b b it’* worth. [
*lJ tl**W .«tjyort|,|ir|K rni»w.
section of Florida, which will mean more to Sanford than
King George got ten mil tier. &lt;h.|lars
worth of free ailvcrtinlng for
clilAbMJita AMoriATKi) pufn * hundreds of miles of Mr. Hutton’s asphalt streets, will cease
$’2 50. American new spa pent spent
r&lt;|JLfTB»* Aw
iV..T*u
** " fo*c'V
l A m m s t aAiui^dTo
f L ... ........
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............n•‘ to 1,0 mert,|v a matter cm conversation anti become a reality. tlmumnd* nihling the im portant ■
a* pu DUCKlion of nil news &lt;M*i&gt;ntchr At last the tireless energy of such civic builders as
Mr. news across the ocean.
cY.-'Creoltefl 5n thin iiniier .....I nlsn (I.
‘IB
local
O flaw
...
............
..........
.
flaws IUlllI lelicrl liereln
Ainnd Mr. Connelly was to result in tangible benefits to
HUT AS Herbert Spencer said, j
5!fh«? J** rai*iihiip»ii«in «f Ni»&lt;-iiiii (|... c o m m in i it v
it would he as wrong to deprive
dlsPVfJffjt I'vrvln urv nlH" rexi-i ve.l
. UIIIIIUIIIU^ .
the British of their king n* to take
as Lorelie would say, it seems that someone had tier doll from a little girl, some­
SATURDAY, AUGCST 21. I‘i26 !
■ 'been overlooked. It seems that not everyone was willing thing r.'ce lo play with.
TffB'RRRAI.D PLATFORM
tu
, } iu
project change its shape from a gas bag to
T H E WAY of n man with
n
f f * * ‘ * ' -------11 lf)rig, *bin light-blue line. It seems that there are such nuiid
was “ too wonderful” for the
lake a&lt; saniord'a fmni i things as technicalities, which to lawyers ure the paramount old prophet. The way o f a maid
water mate to jariinm- issue in every problem, but which to the average layman with n man nuzzles nnd disturbs
, k ;.
n man from Detroit. He eame to '
■IrnrtlM* of HI. Johaa.In- i who wants to do something or get somewhere, are utterly New York with thousands of dot- i
Ian Hlirr f'annl.
'incomprehensible.
It
seems
that
Mr.
DeCotte.s,
whom
Mr.
Inrs, stolen from n to o k .
Hut
Jlfpnalon at white way.
alainlag n»»l. Iraula rnnrla, ' , 'ak‘‘ r'alls the greatest bond utlornev in ihe State of Florida, now he is "through with ■onion.” Jfl-j. .2 r1r‘
[•« * e ' * — »a»wtl».K of tin Ihi Ioa |im was perfectly willing (hat the beloved people of his county Two Indies that cam e with him,
^’
M arraai—bouara. bofrta. opnrl , should have their taxes le\ied. assessed and collected but it desinhcd as "1 wo little Buffalo'
P tnant hnuaea.
f*Sf!, tAal«« of alrrrl |ia. Ing prn- was absolutely unconstitutional aM(j t he grossest kind of v •iidcvilie girls.” told him candid 1
' ly llint their motto was, “ never
* aram.
|ci|' as j in\e a siickei an even hreak.”
a- ■( onatrortlon „t b o u I e * n r a impusilioii it ihe l:i\cs were tisscsscd. levied and c»»||c(
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nr.oin,I I akv ll.innif,
I I HE HANK i liii f laughed heart ilv
'ooi itfrtloo of rlt» t..-nii t IfIrn- the bill specified.
tloo lirnacriin..
I and reined a little rial on River- 1
Sn
Mr.
D
ctottes
.ulvicd
I
be
Count
v
Cornmissiom
in
In
ipnnalnn of arh.ml agnlvn.
1'iiv.
The little Indies left
with |irn. talon for lorrmae'd c u t e s t I lie law.
U lint right the Count \ Commissioners tliat (la! without warning, taking
ff faalllflra.
have to use tax paters' money in this way, Mr. HeCottes 'h i - trateliric hug and his remain- i
doesn’t
explain, .o- explains only that the people of Orange !|ing .«.c».|i|iu m cash.
m b i . k vkhbr fo r today
I Ilf, MAN now thinks lie made!
and
derive
benefit lfrom
y A N N A H COMFORTED
...... Osceola
............. counties will
»■■&gt; m
. iim - some oeneilt
rom ttin
tie
Tha»&gt;HII answered and snid. Go canid and Die people of Seminole and llrevard counties will a mi-take when tie left Ins wifi* j
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&lt;HBHUU®^ B J I l d W A t ^ b G U S T 21,1921
s aJ q»nt
a aaac iEu=i :.
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110,000,000 for 12.50
For nenrly twenty years the vicissitudes in the fortunes
Two Little Girl*' Motto
of the St. Jnhns-Imlian River Canal project have been a
Philadelphia's Turn
9S«°n&lt;l ('lit** Matter. constant source of alternating delight and sorrow ns the
The Japanese Know
_ TjoSrV ioriA I;,h'
pnM,,ffl,n
tir)d«r
Act at prospect of any actual work being commenced seemed to
HY .AHTML ft HRCSHAMR
jebb with the tines, a government engineer makes a favor(C o p ,risk l IOTO, by Star Ca.|
and
with
r S i A V * * ” K«itora»4 Maaaarr
" ■ ■ ■ I f f able reporti M
i n i we
» c : it Ihr
I I Iill
II n
i l II Jjoy nt lthe
i l t ! thought that within
f ew
e w year#
VeJir.n orunn-Kointf
m -i'nn-im tnir yach
VIH'htu
w ill b
lu.
i.nuoltur in
in front
Tvr.nl of
nf
K A T H L E E N TO M I.fN S O N , * i x[f^ k . jq n k ".
KdSlor j aH ^
ts will
&lt;* passing
your-oltl .laughter of n c l e r g y m a n , :
~~im.. ■__~~ ------- ------------Sanford on their way to the lower Fast Coast. Then the
•&gt;\vnt*«i n half in terc*t in a rt tih it’ i
_ * m r -n .w i
MonOm* inn legislature refuses to act. or if acts at all, acts against us. hvr hr other owning the other hnlf!

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To be
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CHRYSLER
stores or offices a t P ark Ave., A s n a p F O R T H E B U I L D E R —
l i , . ' intfrMo will
elite re, | , li in „r.l.,„,t that it.lM nolle
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1st St.
Phmie U'l■
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•&gt;ublu’ 'e u n g . Owner, 208 P ark Ave.
i'liihid'lnhia tit I’dlshurgli
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unit
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Unit
nli.ua
Hcmlin.le
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at $1000.00
each. Simmons ---------------„nd collector aent
M O RG AN TO W N w v i
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riv e dollars per month.
---------------------------------- Avenue
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Won l.osl I’d .
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week
for foil!
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212 Magnolia Ave.
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Waycross,
Georgia.
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Real E state and
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Leads the world in motor car value.
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over old roofs. Leaks repaired £]»-[
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112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
6&lt;Mt West First S tre e t
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Sentinel
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at Phone 441
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Reach them through
nU-econnl t wo rim in I ho fourth ' / i
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vestments. Best buys are among !
'"in tonre |- in Oamtisiie
I !■’\gieil ion Sttidiiim.
Stadium, one o f which
whirl) ji,..
the
Sentinel,
Rate
card
on
up
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kinds
of
[tisers
-h.itild
give
their
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SIX A C R E S
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ii
ourr liutimru
listings. IPhone n.
746.
Partly cleared Close Illicit mu.
l i t . , ;i ding Die ruin ,.f |t: l ,| I weidd be • Demp.-ey Wills matcii j
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Work
pnduffim address as
F'twip vmii kitchen
I'llng. I.lll ' lie I tie,
P i». Box 117.
I" •I in.let I be proleel i,,n of 1'ieneii I ' "I belt li.'td I be ebniiiliion's ap|&gt;l’oV
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tallica anil add "d lliifo i i i " f
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phone
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S E E R. C. T I S D A L E for good buys
|he nevrntli. wlnlo
a \,,,p
C O L U M B U S, (tin..) L E D G E R
;trni,,t&gt;',I i . i ,
and an plane
tb .A a l lor Ibis eoiitesl. M, Devitt srtitl. *
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Avenue and Third Street.
Tele­
tire results. About one
in Real Estate, 22(1 Meisch Build­
phone 111.
with
I Inssified ails have the largest
I held worcIc.iK thlouqboul ii,,.
M.ii,, i w. re .• t o rliil l.y ..lilie s , a ,, n itm n ey for
T a y lo r
a n i l ' .lobnsoii ,|
ut of ii thousand has
911— Automobiles fur Salt*
ing.
circulation m Southwestern Geor
t.i D.
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others
■u Ihe night ol Aug. I I . M i n n i i i . loml boxing promt dors, j Trenchard
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li'firliim » n
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gm. Rate; 8c (II word line) line,
*vben Dm i i die mi n eld I he tele
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Mil 'm, nun
| to
p f l t c r e hV'InnlnirT;
nmnmi'iile with
you
lum conferred with Mayor KemlHi—
Wanted
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H O D G IN S A CUV AN CO.. A u t .
To
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Totals
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in
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:,|.i . einent which that firm claims
Tvvu l a e hits. Alirm
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D W W A MS L E Y, Manager
I person si 1 hr Sanford |Plain and ornam crl.il aheet met, I
H O U S E Ol Apartment wanted to j
i, ha with cx p iritin n
o fficials
f-:&lt; &lt;i‘ ,'D •. \ i k
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not tent those vacatil icon's,
'lorence ; I'liin u told I Id
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1 ' * m-t Street
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property, priced to
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sell, easy terms.
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1020 Ford 1 ton Truck.
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available for im m ediate
use. . West F ir s t Street. $00.00 tier
tT c h lv m to U' nmB
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file,; oil
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Co.. Ball
cash. Little &amp; Clnyden, Ball
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llic Stlpl'fiii" luU lt." lie si,III. "still sou g h t to be collected.
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"Tf this is so, then it n®e®a
i hill I l . r I . . " . ' h . i i .. aim will al u he p'.r
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It is not de- follows thut for the good o f
Ii t »»T! 1fell lit t ll •ll'f.’ll .
ll" I .iiitift a . a whole.
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project Itself, if for no o th e r
In "I \ .-I
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( \ iiiiums uniier ivilhee declared son .the constitutionality of
1 i i I til « 1 in.ii tl:• n 111
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him ........
• , | in l . i . r&lt; ii that if tl...... liier I'omiiushioners u re canal act und Its validity ifa ftll'1
HIM %I 11ll
f 't l
"w illing tn have I lie tax levied and peels of the leglelation (hot
I I • III". l l• \
• I 11 'el . l a m . all"
t" .
L e .,', t " e
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"
Ilf,..II i nllee, eil," he Wolllil lie fo rit. tf, decided now by our Supr®mo 1
.I,,, r h d ’ t.e
.le.i|..|f&gt;\ (&gt;i4 eu \ -. M ulin'
I ’ ! # /••!• I* • 'nil 'III
,.| II.. n| tin ll 4V ' l - l , Will
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hand, the Coinmis.Ii ,d...I . W.I )• I II il I h" ll
III
• i r .ti.Ji homl ' • I a hit g''
!l&lt;" In.Ill mi M 1'I i I 1W.
" I f it is decided now a n d t W 'l
il j, , ,...| | ., .. v• ■I iM . t i l e In -inner, desired to c a rry the uppeul cisinii iqiholds the confttitii
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l"
(he
S
uprem
e
Court,
he
said
he
n v , 1111•1. 111V" III I .III »!•• Ill I'l'. ini O' '
of the act in a aweei ‘
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t'"
&gt;,| ..oiiii,niH' i In ..iii' ii a • ni
\t«iuchlng every posslbl® J
',1 , 1, III. I' I in.m.al,
I'll
a , ’aid 11 •
I! . a lit 1 • 41 r be 1 11 .1. 1 till'd would ,ii|.|M.i't this decision. ^
1iy '•&gt; 1,1 Whi n ,ni,,|d"i,d ;I,.- luinilHf" Ii nli i'"d o d o I" ' ' I'' "i
" l l e i e is where I sta n d :
the 'contention, the th* decialoi It
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nl , la \ inn " m m i
(Continued
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2)
UH tht, |ttW of t h0 land, will
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l.alinr
lie.uls
11 legul precedent w hich will
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11 roll i d a si ni in 111 I.M a 1 ir
■my ussuult by a n a g g rie v e d
ii: i
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i
h
! In own |&gt;I.in.- fni ilniini.iuii m i Flan a in h m . i I in th" i
* 1 m**F&lt;•■, ni' '
h. a h assert, d I l..d I Ii
payer which we a p p re h e n d
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0.1
iii
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at
II.
ki i ' linrlni.nl ni I In* f i n i
otherwise necessarily follow.
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In
1 1n* i ft rk VN*irlx»*»i ' *i
N&lt;»!)ra.&lt;ka Hot*; C a ller , oV..'/*1...'..' .i.’' " .11.0 111
" I f the act Is unconstitutic
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, KNTItAI, CITY, Ky., Aug. 2.'l. tiieii the sooner It la so h e l d 1
• Iss u e s A C hallenivt ■a t he . 1»•»I I I 'I ' I
1 .-i••# || ,111 laali.
I!
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Nuuren e C o u r t the
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1 pi
Will ••Chirk" Jenkins, ltd, ou r Suprem
I i'l I «**•I• » «*11* . I. | • »• . 1. I . ' ■ . 1 ..IK" ' I I I
i*r tn a t its pronounced
ti." 1 1 in ie inv and uni pul
1,nn,. in.itni'iimii, w as shot to death order
(•••I h
| in Iii • •il*. « •
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Jtf-.l i** Mi &lt;'Inn Ic 1*"44* II. ••I'i in*-. Mi
n ear his liuiuc ill Die o u tsk irts of m ay be rem edied a t th®
. , . 1 * 1 1I VI. IfI •
_
-1 , J1••'V.•!"
ii
session of th e legieMtur®, •
1(H
I*■I’Ilnil I'.il ell, .M.uli-nil. Neb.. VVIII- R ep o rted l&gt;\ B u reau • \b.|H t'»|i|»l*i| .'if I «IIII*’I• . \ ...... I! 'l'i ( 1 a4Vford, cool 1 ih". .1.. ’ II.M
’ 1hr
i1
.1 If ’ ' *'1 ii, l&gt;a ", 11ml 11 1
uld lie
in |a.,( night.
A posse with blood- convenes In A p ril next.
1f HI.
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r
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St
reel
I.,
111 I w herein It ." 1 a iling wa'. th.
"Thu public, instead o f of
............... 1 "or, w.i . in nit'll'" .I Ih** mil 1. , ..Mil.
ha: 1 a d a i halienge In
4"iuw \ . 111 ;T(&gt;n , 'ni- m . I'i
Ul t*
f in ,m e and tile I'id le d \ |,e Namiers, a negro, as the ul- the appeal, enould fo ste r
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if I m ay be pe rm itte d a st
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' legeil slayer.
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•.'i: i'i
.pie &lt; ■id'
III' I' "4 I' l' &lt; • li n .1 . n
tills case should go to th®
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It
"I g a i e him
liie di • ■ '. ii . '1 104. ll*. II .Moil 1"
»;»1 L- • | , 1 \. ,1 r j oil '• &lt;1 I •••■ 1 * L*.
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&gt;m. vii.de,
ivilieii Da' negro stepped nut of the us one which has e n |
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1 11.
II.
l" 1, .1. I! . h.
l 1. »
d ld u t’ have any icaiev
,,u 1 , I .»it .
ftt.ru
'* b»ri|TiT
,
el
a
n
l'iii
Inc
i.l'
liquor
darlviif'S ami asked: "Is ilint you, much b itte rn e ss am o n g
1
i 1 .1101.11 4 pal 11" .in J. N't’* ?' IV
ne 11 lie 1 niild I n 11 114 1 on
misunaerstooo
isunderstood its tera®
r a ® I|
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t.
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th
e
ic
would
lie
mil
C h i r k ? " Told th a t it was, tho have m
I'.il .. r In iheleil U(| III vnii '1 on I (mil nl M'Xli ".
L-l
III.- t" i' ' o r-to r. M. 1 . U lii'M• ., N . l 1 I,*..
.
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v\ ..Ii it&lt;. ad
i Art
\ .i r negro
__ fired a cha rg e from a double- The a tto r n e y s f o r both tb®
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allil
D.
A.
•ttor. II. K. Sti'Xc-i
if." iig
ilirei i mn."
l i e ; barreled shot-gun into Junklna* Comml
S E X &amp; f i W 1,
“ m rl.
, alilw. ll.
• ..iu - id a -?ir 4 lien lie said: "W ho head and shoulders, kilting him In­ Com ma lU s i o n m ehoukf d n i U I
•Luyd I SI r e e l a quiet ling \ n n l eilie wa - n a n - ['" lie u ■ i..... *........ .
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■ i .. .1 ever i i .m iliar with the g n ie iil - 1 sta id ly .
lie also fired a t Stone, ing to it th q t aR
form ed m t" mUmse a c tiv ity " f a l t . t r i e d !•&gt; stru n g - a st wind
, N ew
M a n a j » e in e n l T o.
_____B
s titu tlo n a lin d p '*
‘and fled.
.ka r («aH
o m b s U sed ;
porkers .speeding in a n s w e r to h i , . g a l e s m a r th e im idi ami -a ?
^
1 1'nut lulled oil I’age 2)
-&lt;/1*»
g a r d to this act, air®
' I'.mini,
invitalm n.
Ihe •
upon by our Suprem®
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w II Id.
"Tit® value of soqh
' I Mini'
this tim e can n o t b® 1
; . . . n ,u F a m i h i I t s W i v A e a i n s t
i M o n tezu m a
Soon
U p o n o r r ic e r s j U(| S (. W h i t e A s s e s s e s F i n e s T o t a l i n g
1 .v IV and i „
■I 1 a alt
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apnintei!
M iany
i v U
oL
M iavl'm
a c N i div.'
e r ,I ■ a.
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In N i n e R----------u m C a se s I n C ity C o u rt
IV
O ts ai adt let h! , d i e/ tcvlua iri ce as iT
|If,tl,| )lf,,
|m. Kvireit i % ir., XL,
n i,.,', $&lt;&gt;700
■
. ini'lalin.,
lived in Saiifur.l Sumlav
He vid
mldenly l.eeame
m entally &gt;1" 1 Muimipal lodge W. K. W h ite ! J. I. Roberts, extreuted bond of
ll nf a
anged am
iimli fired
tile d al a -qiiad "I ;i , nine defendants, (luirgeil fD); L. W Crowe, fined 120; J. A.
i m - u 'i i k v V C Aug 22 Id ’)' gro u n d I" speak nuthnritjilivi Iv. { tak»* o v e r th e nuiiiagenieol »• " " ,;,i,ge&lt;i
""'4 IllnW
II .... .
I , e i .,11 has fiitlgh: It is log teal to pres,line th a t th e . ho te lry alioul Sept. 1. .
IIty III i-11 ai Ills
holm
'
‘
;• / / / j A y t A
will, possessing liquor or driving «»»a/j.._iHtro«ted borai a t $10; It.
"i I and
I he A " ,e , , i. 11 •
' J)s ^ |l(, until,,, will be g lad to ta k e advan'
.1. K. MacDonald, who ha- !«•'•" ; H olton lieiptn to m l
J. M cCracken, estreuted bond of
L A K E L A N D , Fla..
l illtim ell its vvny t*»
iy ,. voter- a g e of their experience and al'id'- 1 m :.n a g e r o f the hotel three yen' • ,,iKht a n d his wife ru lied min tli&lt; an automobile while u nde r the in- $10; I*. M. Moody, fined $5; V. 8. —Georg® l l a l d e a a n ,
• assess “ voice of A,' ' ; . V ’: ,lL .i,
tlier,
seeking
1
I
lie
n,
e
of
liquor,
a
total
of
$1,70(1
( I r a n i, fined $15; George W a te rs, e r w ith World W a r «
f e . m a . hv their ex p irie n e e .
H" porehnse.l the hotel in
,„ tr e e t in tier m g h t r l n
I'i .
. is lec,
in liio". tins nmtr.ing.
e s tr e a te d bond of $10.
Ed Cornell of W Int«r
• N»
A.......V i i " ’"’ , i
"»• ...........................■•■.I..
' vn ™ - I pole email i'
m isu n d e rsta n d in g ev&lt; r. organize^
•.limn is from New H aieii, &lt; imn.,
n,e hou. «• with tier. Il"l i Four of Die d e fe n d a n ts w e n
Disorderly conduct cases w ere as ve te ra n a v ia to r, w ill h o p •
Such men would lie **|&gt;rell'.
hK'iteil th e door and shot a? ■barged with d riv in g a c a r while follows:
1 I lari at onposilioit.’ A ssistant ^ ’j’ljk'** VV:',*'- ^ l i d c i s , ’’ the s e c r e t a r y ' said, add 1 a n d f ir s t hecume interested in S a n - |
day m orning a t I e Y '
' VJ"**' '
'
i..• ■I la st fall wiien he was in Dos
w ith it title .
. mtovii alcd,. mid eiteli w ere fimsi
4- • '111 I VV'I H a n fo rd MacNider, •&gt;'
N eal L ofton, bond of $26 es­ a irp la n e to u r of th®
•h i:»atl. fur D e p a rtm e n t, said
• They now w h a t w a r is and '
,,n !', business trip.
........ j Twelvi* officers iv re s u m ........... •■-’Ul*. They w ere: F. It. Rosier, t r e a te d ; C. A. Russ, fined $8; to D allas, Tax., B aa
i'i,t mn
ile said lie was eptiniislie ova .r and llid to u fired al them. Die poll'
•a I'rinee, .lamen MsMullull, J. Churlus W esley, fined $7; G eorge couver,
.... .. ing a t ;lf&lt;ltlu 'KN\u th,‘c ! ! ! X ,i (h'paVtu,' 7.1 I be.V b » '" nn desire to see it a
W illiam s, $7 fine.
gain. They do r.ot w a n t it
••;«' Da;
w in te r prosia'cts
f" | l,l"' 1
! rretiii'nirig
lh e fire. ’ A
.Alter
tw enty iI In.mas ».
Mcl.aite.
kt»,„,
, ’ 1 ••»»"d m il..
----------------e tu r n in g tho
lte r tvvintv
t' . "uc-,
cago, N i
,
D, f.-ndunts churged with possesit,,..,'
Mai n level of th e legion.
T r a f f ic violators, oither w®re U ntie
Dm i themselves and c e rta in ly they d" and looked fo r Dm usual hut, stmts hud been exchanged, a speei.il
"
A
s
o
u
r
general
mn
heceines
&lt;» h JU&lt;( (jf 0jirM r,.„ni u n „,|.i . «. -ing liquor ur.d th e ir fines, a r e us found g u ilty o r e s tre a te d bonds,
" l wmild lie t,
not w ant it for th o ir sons. You num ber o f to u r is ts to Do. k
lo r use active g e neration in A m erican u t ­ will find no jin g o s a m o n g them. Florida w hen it begins to get coin I|nBwl wU'h lv u r. tfaH |„in,b}f, ... follows:
follow:
f a ir s .” so will D,o legion become
,,
.rauiK.
DR tf, -t- t
rived.
Jo e •I’ikI kdII, $100; J. (*• ThomL e xle H a l f o r d , J a c k Mitns, E a r ­
You will not find a n y pcace-at-any- iii (he n o rth .
tbo
"d
o
m
in
a
n
t
voice
ccr.cunting
all
1, v ; lv,' " t&gt; "ill he «ub411 have been interoided j " ..Vsa .w.,t„„............ ................I. tl. Die stsnii, l.udio l ’ugb, I.lxxlo G ra n t,
ly Rumbloy, all ehbrged w ith ®xpriee
advocates.
, ” 1* ihe lanidm into i‘"*1 Ile s tr y Johimim, each $200.
^ “ bwuy those th in g s on which experience
coed Ing speed limit.
"Men who have seen th e ir s|fni- ford for som e tim e , and for this , * _nP^I
/ ' • ’-ie t h a t the qualifies it to set k, ho Haul.
reason decided to locate m bu»i- , hal w i o ^ ' D o l l m i finallv sl ig
flna -ge s o f d runkness predumlW , J . H a r d y , p a rk in g w ithout •
rad,a*
•nairned
»nd
killdd*
about
"O n all questions o f p ro p e r n o t ­
boro,” sa id Mr. Jilinell. "I »*
light.
l«ia
",ll*v 11 »trut ional defense, th o voice o f tho them ktiow w h n t sa c rific e s have ness
“e j e ’r.: .
.......................
...........
t
“
J**..—
.... ’•ulux’ay ttysbeen .m ade to p re se rv e A m erican tend to m a h e . t h U clty^my fu tu re laiTifri’*•. Hfl was (u^itn
r Iium* i tiion® T |io d lip o iitto n
g e n e r a tio n which f o u g h t th o w a r
lionic.
x(\|
1
,
™
co*o?
citizooidtip. T hey ha ve n o inteui
piw.
w ill,b ® .fin a l. Only tho molt who
Av .’••"/
city o f )
jifti-i
‘■-y* th e t K M u n b M k •i* .

COUNTY HOARD IS
TO DECIDE CANAL
ACTION AT MEET

FLANAGANi!0UN!)|('{i()i IIHii' i
ovf!? to county:it*^
vm\n
(’01 nv !!!!?fifi!F0R THIS \W''i

I"1, . Is DeitMitkml in &lt; uiirl • •

VVilliam LuaviU Is
Laid To Krsl Ibrv
Sunday Allornoon ,

IY1 n c Motorman I
Slain Sunday Night

. ’i • i’1 Ironical

Slorm

Is

Air Tour of

W

f

'

�TO EVERY

T h rifty Fam ily
LIVING IN SANFORD
A group of Sanford business men have organized and chartered

“ The f riendly Stores,

Inc., for the purpose of developing a system of chain stores in the retail grocery business.
Within due course our operations will become stale wide.
The chain store idea is sound.

Sanford will be headquarters.

It gives quality merchandise at lower prices, by reason of

rapid turnover of stocks, large buying power, volume sales, cash

transactions and reduced

overhead expense.
For a very limited time you art' invited by the directors to investigate our unique plan bv
which you may share in all profits and earnings (if the corporation without ultimate cost to
you.

Your regular grocery budget points the way to become a shareholder in this sound

business enterprise.

We will be glad to call

nd explain the full plan to you, for w e want

your friendly interest in our “Friendly Stores.” There is not the slightest obligation on your
part. Your name and address on the coupon at bottom of page mailed to us is all that is
necessary. Be sure to get this in the mail today as we arc not making any campaign and this
announcement will not appear again.
If you prefer to do so, just call the executive office ol the corporation— phone 750.

Friendly
Executive Offices 10&lt;S Eirst National Hank Bldg.

Controlled and Operated by a Group of Sanford Business Men

Executive Offices:

The Friendly Stores, Inc.

Opportunity Coup on

Without obligation on my part, 1 would In- K|at| („ ,.Xpre8H my interest
in your new business uml have you •xplain the participation plan referred to above.

4OH First Nut’l Hnnk Hid*.
Nitme

Aildross

�COUNTY BOARD IS Igion Is leading the fig h t for uni* DEATH CLAIMS
TO DECIDE CANAL(should he conclusive proof th a t the
ACTION AT MEET service man generation r.ut onlv i DR. C. W. ELIOT.
_____

SANFORD GROVE

j w a n ts peace, hilt th a t he intends ,
th a t We shall have It. Vet th e re ,
Com m issioner said.
“f h e
law exist* «* “‘ran** delusion a m o n g ,
&lt; £gpU »ued on P a r e 2)
passed by th e legislature declared o" uVr decriers,
' ^ ’•mrs, the
m e professional
proiessum a. pne,mc- 1(Continued from Pago 1)
i n J u n e la s t y e a r he show ed t h a t the commissioners of the Upth,,t ‘‘v‘’r &gt;' " " e of us who h«* „ g ie* „ f the \ , . w Kngland fam ilies
• f tiui.'Uimltles* n e r v e " w ith per St. Johns shall assess anil shall ; '&gt;V(r «"»•’ »" ' \ ur &gt;*
‘ r V mr I th a t ha ve inine down from the
ieh he t* credited a* having, icollect ........................
th e taxes ami
tu -r n them 1,0 rom,° Ct M" ,,,,Cr 4' H h (,ntl,!,tr"-\ l 7 t h century knows t h a t the com-f
...........
Itb • few a dherent* he noised th e |Ovor
■over to th e ir irciiniiror.
Ireimuier, Wlfnro &lt;lu !
,
.
rnonest cause for t h e decline o r
.oak over some of the brethren •extinction
, ,■
...
i W f g r a p h office* in A thens We come i n ? ”
of, these f a m in e s uhnu i
.■a n d compelled th e operator*
to
_ | Com m issioner St o f It* &gt;trfHfc»l who nh.ect to the Legion'*
."erox"
*^r '‘buses of in to x ic a tin g !
ihrniiffhniit
♦ e !the s ta te m e n t:
They :eserve ilieir battle **J"
■end tnifllAffAl
m e ssa g e s th
ro u g h o u t th
* ' liipiors hy their y o ung m e n."
j
to fig lr for the bugaboos " pr&lt;' ’ 1
iv Countrybtknfe h e bed o v e rth ro w n i
Denies Board .'**«* -it Canal
Favored Daily F. sere is*
j|
yvtih* g o v e rn m e n t.
" I t Is not tr u e th a t the Cummin- p a r e d m s s in time of peace.
Mis stand on the i m m ig g r n tlo n ,
V^ vT h e m e ssa g e s dem anded th e sup- "loners a re opposed to the ennal.
“ Every man who lias served • question was
sum m ed up in a\ r
U©f t h e . M i l i t a r y and n aval 'T h o s e who say th a t m ight take with the coitus knows *lint mu speech a j follows: “ Wo wore all
■M, e n d theae, not r e a lisin g tho *he trouble to find out.
The Com- little ; rtny mol navy have nothing | f o r o ig m is :i little while ago."
j j t o .l t a t o of a f f a ir s , replied w ith j mnmlimem have not ye! decided to to do with the declaration of war |
His advice for Ion g w it y was
M ila g e s ' o f adherence.
T hese t* ke the
l " lh ‘‘ Supreme Tin h *ion helped w rite the n a tio n ­ “ A habit "f taking daily exercise
w e re shown by P a n g a lo s I C ourt. I'm a g a in st ta k in g it to the al def r.se act into the law of the in the o|»"it air. m o d e ra tio n in
f ' t h e ..g o v e rn m e n t, S u p re m e Court, and I also know of land, it embodies the b itte r les- !
i
In We fa v o r.
1a n o th e r cumtnisisoner against the soil!, we learned in the G reat W ar j eating.
“ Exercise should he ta k e n regut h a t P a n g a lo a had no ' ,,,Rn'
larly, though alw ays in modora
In the event the commissioners t ( 0 0 |.|* k W IN S F I R S T RACE
i * -converting th e Peri turn.” he advised.
"O n e o f the
vote
againut
the
c
ourt
decision
bej
___
_
into a *Wp o f r e fu g e , as
chief
objections
I
have
to ermi
riT A IM O T T K
\I
r
wT»»
feptftln Colialex, co m m a n d e r of injf reviewed, the briaril will t h i n
1 peiihve games so p opula r n o w - 1
o
rd
e
r
the
lo
u
r
mill
tux
levy
w
'dn
,
‘
h
e
first
sprint
rpedo-boat flotilla, who w a i
a-da vs is that they tend to overr * e of th e c r a f t, w as one of aessed a ga inst p ro p e rty in -Vint. rll(T &lt;lM . t h , speedway program e x e re i'e tile player.’’
nole County, it was saul.
here tudnv a v e r a g in g 1UH.li miles
l j a n of P a n g a lo s ’ policy.
fiixt 2-r)
Pensacola Frisco Railroad
to!
I g h t Reaistance O ffered
r
H
n
m
n
t
‘
th e commissioners of the caiial 1 . hour *«• ™
,pP ture
ti the - I I . ’IK: &lt; i &lt;•&lt;i grain elevator, at Pensacola
d istric t last month, but A lexander i V" '
le t uuiusl
V aughn, c ounty usseusor, refused ,J
•M r tiw 'm ilita r y poet on Mount to r n r r y ou qnd extend the levy on
—
ttu a , n e a r A thena.
T he op- his roll*, anti th e count yeommis- ^ ^ ^ m m m m m
Jtion w a s short-lived, and the sinners declined to recognize the
g a r r ia o h s u rre n d e re d w ithout act.
This decision was made a f te r
fh tin g .
G eorge A. DeCottes, county a t t o r ­
[ T ^ o r e i* n o th in g to s u g g e tt th a t ney, gave a requested opinion that
nagnaw revolution was a c tu a te d the canal net was unconstitutional.
The canal commissioners asked
t dpflire to re sto re thu m onarchy
tTTignffdoVge, who for som e tim e for a w rit of m a ndam us to compel
.. ,
been in E ngland.
He was tlu‘ county I'onnuissinners to re&lt; og
't
a bdicate in December, ni/.e tin* act, and it was made ab
solute when Judge W right o v e r­
ruled the respondents' d e m u rre r to
th e petition.

HARVARD HEADi

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Against Obstacles,
Declares MacNider

ing property not by a price lower than the immediately
surrounding property, but by purchasing location.
The cheapest land in the world is that for which no
future can he seen.

Land located directly in the path

of rapid and substantial growth is a good buy providing
the price is within reason.
Sanford Grove is located directly in the path of the

Tt. re's alw ays a pleasant surprise in store when you use our
Hn-mestic laundry service. Everything is completely Mulshed,
returned ready for use, and with every hit of work a delight
even to the most p a rtic u la r eve
Then, too. flo nieslir never
tails to he mi hand when expected, tor laundries never get
sick or break engagem ents.

growth of the residential section of Sanford.

Study

your map and see for yourself that only one direction
remains for the people who want exclusive homesites

I he low ciis( is a
asanl surprise, too' \ u gre a te r than you
e
would pa v to tune the work dope at Inline.
\ | | | | you don't
have tn stay in the lions,, and see that evert thing is done
properly. So lor a " M i r p n r . w a s h d a y . Irx llo nieslic- sotia!

at reasonable prices.
i
£

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Sanford Laundry,

BUTTERSPLIT
BREAD

'The Soli

C 7 &amp; .T W TtegTo refu*p«| to dii (he Job,
) ** told Chief W illiams, and Fig,,- ARC HAKKRY. DA y Vo NA
W p inglntod th a t he should. The
*x~
cpnference was broken up by the • • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
a rriv a l o f the police.
■ ■ •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a | *

SANFORD GROVE, Inc.

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W a te r I tiundry"

The HJc Double I^oaf

Office - P la n t
sl'l V\ I r d T d .

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K. C. MILLER, Prea.
I’irM iNiiliiinal Rank Hlily.

Phone l! iy
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Making a “good buy” is often merely a matter of secur­

TRY IIO-MESTIC

(.
(C ontinued from P a g e 1)
a n e g r o m an and I told hint I was
a w h ite m a n and w as u sin g a
cjlaguiae to ‘t h r a s h ’ s fellow. While
(Continued from Page I t
1 wo* t a l k i n g tg the man, detectives lion or allowing th a t
Imrd won
■j C*mo u p and took us to th e police h e rita g e to lie dissipated oi left
fta tio n .
a t the mercy oT a still unsettled
* . " I ’m n o t in th e holdup gam e. If world. They have just a* firm »
I f I wa*. I would be l e t t e r off d e term ination to d lsm u rn g n and
i?A t h a n 1 am . Thow) holdup men defeat those who would sta r t any
M ade m oney while they worked useless e oflagration and th re a te n
* ,. h e re . T h e y suspected me, because the peace of (he world.
V ‘. | w a s in a disguise
"T he fact t.hnt the A m erican i
f
’ N » ( t o Released Hy Police
-The n e g r o ’s story to Police
Chief Will I* ms resulted in his reSunday. H e a dm itted
he
wa* a s t r a n g e r In S a n fo rd nnd
TRY
w t a looking fo r the ra ilro a d sta
taOn w hen he m et F la n a g a n . He
agld ha w a* "broke,’’ and F la n a g a n
}Y' a ske d h im if he wa® u ,4Kc*an*y
^ tn d R ro , ’ according to the n c g r o ’-i
“ ato ry to
Chief VVIlllsms.
The
N*wro aaid he w a s n ’t, and he was
ed to "h u m p o f f " a w hite man
' a piece of money, th e ncgri

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Buying Property Right--

For a Surprise
Wash
—

FLANAGAN BOUND
y OVER TO COUNTY Legion Fights Way
| '.COURT BY JUDGE

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“Amid Majestic Pines”

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Your Home Should Come F irst!”

Our August Clearance Sale

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Will Be Continued to the End of the Month

Per C en t D isco u n t

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Have just received a carload of living room s uites which we bought at a price and are going
TO SELL AT A PRICE.
3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE,
T A P E S T R Y .............................
3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE,
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$ 50.00
$ 45.00

$ 35.00

3-PIECE LIVING ROOM S
CRETONNE..............

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TABLE
TO MATCH...............

Wednesday morning at 8:00 o’clock we place on Sale: Card Tables -

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Republicans t&lt;» nvoKl
.union over the* H&lt;|Uor
elections this fall
| i y political w rite rs
1 withdrawal &lt;&gt;f Dr.
■urr»V HaHer a s a liellwrnatnrial possibility
* James W. Wrnlslision that a candidate
to wets amt
drys
•
Senator Watls„ i imfi-reiiee with
10|j,|lfe at Paul S m ith ’s,
rfay, “is to select a
0 will a hide by the
f,] to furthcoming ex'opinion h.v the clccIn whether each sta te
the aleohnlie coni K«s. Th** referendum
ballot in November.
,iold that the referattemot to evade the
mu'inliin iit and blame
Idswortli. as state p a r ­
ti- pas-aco of the re fe r(t,v a Itrimhlii an legls\re has heen an indeenndiihite for gnverohibit ion forces have
Senator F rank Iin W.
, an independent [te­
mplate far senator.
|f»d*worth, a wet, said
possibility th a t Itettrol of the next sennpon his own
|aided: “ N aturally, the
ilpsiioils ‘of su p p o rt
i'urk am! every s ta te ."
|„r sanl ho would w age
( mi national issues
ves are dem anding
It nf a state en fo rc e ion and a fight at the
vention Sept. 27
ink is in prospeet. til
•lion. Senator W adsthe Itepuhliean ptuttlv would contain
u
enfori ement.
Iiomor Smith is not
the lists for rc-eleci, Strang Democratic i
(him and he has d e - |
I he will abide hy the
the Pcnmrratic cimJth iii also on Sept. 27.
fcwurth expressed the
(iovernor S m i t h
(lin and th a t his op»nitnr would be SuJusliie Robert F.

fteurisy Fatal 1 % | # ^ j - 7 5 S ^ K 3 r S S
Rudolph Valentino,
arose with F a m o u s ___
and two Irish
rish ju m p e r s to hey, but he made one rtb:
Original Film Shiek mobile
nay debt* the remaina i n « r * « f which there. “The Young Rajah.*
were, settfcd by his m o ftir

[Continued from Pnge l)
He Im m ediately, in n letter to
th e n e w sp a p e r,
challenged
the
a nonym ous editorial w riter to a
duel “A m erican fashion,” fists to
replace th e ra ip e r. On arriving
in New York he told In detail his
inte n tio n s if e v e r he met th© w rit­
er. Id e n tity of th e w rite r was not
revealed, however, and the duol
failed to m aterialize.
The cause o f d eath was given
officially ns soptir endocarditis,
re su ltin g from the double o p e ra ­
tion.
L a s t rites of the Catholic church
had hoen adm inistered at 10 o’clock
by F n t h e r Jo se p h M. Cnngcdo d f
th e Church of the Sacred H eart o f
J e a u s and M ary, w ho is from the
sm all town in Italy where Valen*
tlno was horn and spent his boy­
hood,
s
F a t h e r Leonard hnd heard Val­
e n tin o ’s confession and had g r a n t ­
ed him absolution yesterday whfcn
his condition took a tu rn for the
w orse.

Itoae From Brass Polisher
LOS A N G E L E S . Aug. U.'t.—&lt;/T*&gt;
— F ro m a b ra s s polisher and la n d ­
scape g a r d e n e r to the heights of
screen s ta r d o m was the stride
m ade by Rudolph Valentino, film ­
land's "p e r f e c t lover,” in his i:tvenr span of life in the United
S tntes.
The movie shiek was horn in the
Italian village of Cnstellanetam ,
Ha.v d, 1896. IIis full name whs
R udolpho Adolfo Kaeflo Pierre
F ilih c r t G ugliclmi dt Valentina
d ’A ntonguelln. His m other was
th e d a u g h te r of a Parisian doctor,
P ie r r e F ilib e rt Barton. His fa th ­
er. Giovanni Gugllelmi, was a
c a n ta in of Italian cavalry ami Int­
e r a v e te rin a ry doctor.
When Valentino was II his f a th ­
e r died and the
fu tu re screen
lover m a tric u la te d a t Dante A li­
ghieri college. Finishing th e re a t
the a g e of l.’l. he entered the mili­
ta r y college del la Hnpionzn a t
P e ru g ia . From tiiis school he was
se n t home because of b reaking
discipline to see the king, who was
visiting th e school.
F ailed T o P « hs Naval E xam s
N e x t he w ent to Venice to try
fo r the naval exam ination but fa il­
ed th e r e nnd r e tu rn e d home for a
V™*- H,‘ n e x t e n te re d the m ilitary
m a d e m y a t Genoa from winch he
w as g r a d u a te d a t the a ge of 17
w ith the degree of doctor of a g r i­
culture.
F inding fa rm life little to his lik­
ing, ho drew all the legacy coming
from his f a th e r and went to P aris

»

nttVaeted hint

he

ariveef In Hew York. D#«\ 2% 1013,
He set out to
l.^k

E n iS ^ b y

l Private tenons.

Between

his rtudie. and odd jobs h i began
to ffiquentlng cafes where he took
up dancing.

Held Many Jobs
He shifted from one job to an­
other, tackling landscape garden­
ing for a time in Central Park.
His quest for work found him do­
ing everything from sweeping out
stores to shining brass on auto­
mobiles,
start of his careerr as.* prolonnl dancer came wbon hh
uaded the i head waiter at
AUnms to givfe him a job ■■ art
entertainer.
Ijiter he. traveled
with n musical comedy road com­
pany nnd at Oakland, Cal., Tiw be­
came a dancing instructor.
Driftir^» to Los Angeles, be met
Emmet J, Fiinn, film director,-who
gave him his first part in pictUMk
as a “heavy" i t 150 a week.
After appearing in several' pic­
tures ■ho wan selected by j June
Mathos, scenario writer, foY the
part of Jules in "The Fojfr Homemen of the Anocab'pse." a rdte
which started him on the road to
fame.

n Kills Girl* TheA
ms Gun on Himself

he broke hie contract with, that
Sanitation. There.followed-a tWOyear absence fretn '
He retum edito
at the conctudon
rare
make "Monafiur
"The S a in t ^ lp f K i
Signed With / f t
"Cobra” w«» the
affiliation
R|
tures to Wltff&amp;tp
a short tttnfc'fcftwvri
broke wfthiRitt-Car!
with /oM *h M Sch____ _
•brtnri* te,,U n ited A rtiiU .
HI
f in wadiikiured by the, producer
*«* * ^VIHn; *jlla r,. , t
h J U l , announcement
t.trti»dw;«d Wg •Hrfal.engagement’^tiej.Fola. ftegri.
»
V*l«0tfM teaVea.'.ia brother and
■later /n Italy.- The brother
berth tA i«liete[, an attbfttey.
his faintly i k « W . waa a visitor
at the
home ia Hollywood.

£

FLRrirc'ffRR IMPROVED
,
■
*l
.
’ 'B ATT Life CREEk; Mich., Aug.
;—senator
Lome an
u.
— (A7—Senatdr
Duncan
U.
Fletcherr of FlorTAg,
undarwent ans operation at a local asutite
tarlum reOutTg, todfcy was reported to Ue tftSIflhg
“4 m
most
it “k
hi satisfac­
tory recovery."I
Fort Mytfira

bond iseui
i dred___ _ chanJfor
In November, HI HI, Valentino to; Ws vpbed o ti.f
married Jean Acker, screen actress, nel in £fl60tanatche% R[ver.
by whom he was divorced in Jan­
uary, 1922.
The film career went on apace
and Valentino bocamc a matinee
idol with his appearance in 1021
in "Tho Shiek,” the first of a series
of desert romances.
Before his divprpe from Jean
'Aiker became final, Valentino mar­
ried Winrdfrea DeWolfc Hudnut,
dancer an adopted daughter of the
Cosmetics Manufacturer, MUy 13,
1922, at Mexicali, Lower Calif. He
was arrested and charged with
bigamy and released on bond. E^ater
the charge Was dropped.
The couple were ro-married
March 16, 1923, at Crown Point,
Indiana.
A rift in the marriage
appeared early In 192&amp; when Mra.
Valentino left for New York to
return to the state under tho pro­
fessional name of NAtaeha Ramhnva.
It was termed by the two a
"trial separation.”
.Obtained Divorce In Paris
Mrs. Vatentfno later wqrit to
France, followed shortly by her
husband.
She obtained a Paris
divorce laft December. Valentlnri
retprned here to make “The eon o f '
th# ehaik,7 hie last picture.
His film career during his two
Married T ip Jean Acker

Samoa Island Row
Of Narrow Strip Goes To U« S»

' CLARINDA. Iowa, ,Aug. 23—
W —A quarrel over the sale of a
restaurant is believed by county
authorities to have been the cniiHO
of the slgyinw of Miss Elsie Benge,
w ih eriy of MaryviJ.e, Mo., by
Thomas E. Anderson, traveling,
*ho then committed suicide.
TKe bodies of the 18-year-old
girt and Anderson were found in
a cornfield near here yesterday by
authorities'who went to thn place
to investigate circumstance sur­
rounding an abandoned automobile.
jResJdpnts of Clarinda believed
girl owned the restaurant, but
the papers in Anderson's pockets
Mowed him to bo the owner. No
ingitest will bo held, th© coroner
said.
Examination of the bodies re­
vealed a wound' In Anderson’s
tom pic, while the girl hnd been
shot three times through the abdo­
men and onto In the chest. A .22
calibre pistol was found in Ander­
son's hand.

APrA, Sam ona, A ug 23.—(ff)— ants of K a lo h and
Jennlhgi
Congressional
action
annexing daughter have always asserted that
Swain's Island, a th re e mile long their title descending from ICalofa
speck in the ocenn 260 miles from
here, to A m erican Sam ona has is older than that derived from
brought up in the high court here Jennings.
an old suit to de te rm ine its ownAn effort was made 28
ership.
ago to quiet the title In
E ighty years ago the coral atoll prem* court established nr
bore n few coconnut plnms. About three power government of
th a t tim e it was se ttle d upon by but difficulties arose s
Sulu Tyretl, a F re n c h m a n , who diction,
e *•
built houses and established
a
The Frenchman.
boiling down stntion for re n d e r ­ Afterward lc*n&gt;W, had bMirtAv?ing copra into oil. TyrcU m a r ­ derod on another islandsi to which.
ried n Tokelau woman.
he had gone for cocoaifnta.
In 1866 Tyroll nnd his wife Went
to oth e r islands to huy cocoanuts,
ApslitchlcPla—-Frttnkllii Coft
r!M'.aw*V,.'''&gt;-\i' ■*’,
leaving behind an e ig h t yenr old section of Onff Coat*I Scenic ”
H tA son.
way, under canstructlon.
D uring their absence, Ell J e n ­
nings. an American citizen, with
two o th e r while men and somo isInnders landed on th e opposite
s i d e 'o f th r mile lagoon from Tyrell’s settlement.
The native in c h a rg e sent tke
i"* 1
hoy, Kalofn, across in a boat as
(In
residences
or
Iwprovwd
bsdlNW
TILDfcN WINS IN LOVE SETS evidence that the island belonged
from
11000.60
(
o
-91M
.M
9.M
for
V 4
to n white mnn. Je nnings, how­
N EW PO RT, rT T [ Aug. 2 3 -U P )
interest.
ever,
Insisted
upon
e
re
c
tin
g
build-r-Wm. M. Tildon today raced
Will also coggMer Coastructlmt
through his initial m atch in the iri'.'s ami informed the natives tha t
Kalofn
would
la*
adopted
by
him
N ew port invitation tehnis to u r n a ­
structlon o f b o ltd lg fi.
m ent to win in love se ts from E d ­ as his son. When .leaning's d a u g h ­
te r attained mnrringoahle sge she
w ard B, Benedict, of Boston fi-0
was wedded to Kalofu.
6- 0.
| Title to the island and its now
| fruitful cocoamit groves
pnssed
nd
Palmetto
Work sta rte d on i from .leanings and his m m pnnions
erecting new cunning factory.
' into other hands, hot the deuce rid ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u w f n i h a f e B H B r t a i i l i a d
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limited amountijj* 1 * '***'.

w M '* r

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v 1 *©

j.
H.
JACK:
o r f k . 112 ISast 2 a t.

Over two billion
smoked a month!
— i t ’s clear enough w h a t smokers w a n t!

»r. whn has hoen atgr dr vs foe his sta n d
rail ad, whs consider
|»ine hi-* mime from
lie considered
rditin ns president nf
pivwitv too i in p o r t | them fin- polities.

Some Real Bargains!
ti«

i

Tuesday, August 24

iVS WEAKER
IALANI1, Maine, Aug.
fniteii Stales S e n a to r

riutri was slowly grow-

IN T H I S LOT O F S H O E S A R E VALDES TO SI0 AND

today. Ids physician
He h»s been c r itic a lintesti iml
poisoning
ftiluri! and hope o f his
beta virtually abun-

S O M E LOTS H A V E ONLY O N E PA IR, BUT EVERY
O N E R E A L BA R G A IN S.

L a d ie s' B lon d , W h ite and G rey S lip p ers

Help Your
Sick Children
I this if y,-n have a child
weak, is timid or
r«"l fair o ffe r give
McCoy’s Cod Liver
nd riddels as directed
»nd if )ie doesn't gain J
ln strength in keeniind the druggist
who
)w will re tu rn your

$7.5(1 to $ 1 0 V u lu es

$3.19
HKIi T H E W IN D O W

jja* helped tens of
of frail, emaciated chilstrong and stu r d y
•wy help your a iling
Urt iili .McCoy's ta b le ts
al I'nimi P h a rm a c y
druginst anyw here in
N the vitalizing vita■P'P ttny weak, wornwoman lo better health.
Id
—A d v . 1

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Lloyd S^oe
Dr. J. It. M. Vidler “OhVropodist— Foot Spcrlttlist'
Tn Attendance
■i.r irj -it.vw av-.u:

R eal delicacy o f ;
w it h o u t lbaa
tobacco tasifcfe

me

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HAT'S wljat;

what's more, they
to get it.

^

Witneaq
record; for four yeaks* runnft^
fastest-growing cigarette.

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FREE

taite" al its

Thu Iloff-Mac Biattcfy Company is going: to give atfay
a ftadio iSet to somebody—Absolutely Free!

Clip Tte Coupon
F’i|l it iait and drop it in the box at our new store—rear
f Seminole Hotel. Radio will Be awarded 8 p. m., Sept.

4th.

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Better Know Just What You Have

la ,

(iSria, (let Married.

THE

such W eatth of ho n e st pride
i th is b a b y a t m y sirfe.
ell ow ned grow commonplace,
^Glory onco achieved tu r n s stale,
m y J a n e t 's lovely face
tolas a c h a rm which cannot fail,
th e music of h e r voice
((■ my w eary h a a r t rejoice.
L ittle bud th a t soon will flower
Now you cannot know or (.rues'.
That you hold within your power
, jPA IU rny d re a m s of happiness.
i r lova anti hy your mirtIt
tbo ric h e st m an on earth.
— Eilg.tr A, G u e st.

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Welcome home Celery men!
e sc a p e s

from

Raiford to-

—o"Boycott

H o ld in g .” Headline,
lotim hoys are cau g h t
Ing.— P a lu tk a New*.
----------o---------Univoraity of C allfm niu tins
JU blished a courao in real estate.
Is that one directed at Florida ?
&gt;H,
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Q. e
.
re a lly w o u ld n 't have any ex
-. sltfemant now if it w e re mil fur
o n little c a n a l a r g u m e n ts .
DSC who t r y to ta k a the right
ir»e * In Mfi* a rc leas tinblo to
ik e left-hand tu rn s.

jl
[Talk ia cheap some tim es h u t not
•n the judge tells th e limit leghe is fined a th ousa nd dollars.
Eg H
---------o---------IrRival
Deer • M aking
H ouses
United By M arriage.” We supposa
• ' S t ' a to keep any f u r th e r trouble
bre w ing between them .
(There's one good tiling about the
weather in Florida it’s quite
ntcost h o t w eather we have

enjoyed.
--------o
o d a y ’s b e st laugh: We have a
a n a r tm u n t and tin* th in g is so
ed sm all we have to use colltpilk. T o u ra it News.
f

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headline in a Ni ■w York p a p e r
li

‘ jAI S m ith D oesn’t W a n t
inatinn." I.e t’s see now, who
th is Al S m ith ?

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palate p a p e r w e a th e r r e p o r t :
al ahpwoi-s tom orrow and yes
lay.-lTam pa T ribune. T lia t’a
gutasing anyw ay.

U

A Lake City th e a te r ow ner re“ tly «aw a s tr a y elephant.
So
i’i t h e ’kind of s tu f f they drink
n t h a t neck of the woods.

.wwm
t h e Colts

a r e here for
five
in th r e e days.
T h a t ’ll be
baseball to m ake up for
d a y s t h a t wu h a v e n ’t seen

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ibs of Farts" the nam e of
lyric issued by a New York
ir.
Yes, P aris has some
Ol trees.T im es-U nion. Yes,
go on before you lose our iuhia seventy-second birthday
i H arper, veteran re p o rte r for
„ _ Bentlnel- World, covm a u a l beat, th e depots. The
‘ report each morning, he
u s u a l assignment, meets
IpcpIMeta bulk, looks a f te r
Jon of the ncwHpAjH-r

rf&lt;MW?r
it -r

hU rtpM-1VilU Oh*

A (rood Example for Florida to Follow

C O N SE R V A T IV E

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f n 11n w -

ha&gt; g ive n In teriiler h ea r t ed folk
in t hi s

pte

siimelliing to think about
Vli lent lawlessness
it t h e r e i ; t a he a n y respect ! oliseri at mu
fni law the c o u r t s mus t da t h e n
dut,
Il is becaus e
tln-i r
ar e
court-, t hat have not dime tliei*'
dull Hint we now h av e mor e dire-ei'i t t or law, nut only in New
Ymk, hut t h r o u g h o u t t he nation.
" V l ong as t he r e are persons
high m pali ti i al and social stand
lug wi l l i ng and aide la inter i i d.
fm i r ui mi al s. to have their m i C
miie- m i t i g a t e d &gt;&gt;r tn
set
thim
free. I he re wi l l be ini'reuses in d.iespe. l
. .|- |he law and an i u
i l earn , i InOnJll r ■
Judge
lie | ipll nl I
1I I I , III
t he t on| ,,i | hi gi i , it c u t.
o t h e r ludc.
of i lm federal am
state i mat-, t i n mighont t lie

j

T h e a t t e n t i o n that is gi ve n hi gh
hande d eiuti'tial* a l t e r tlii’V liave
been ca ug h t in t h e toils of till* law
is in
t ri king ■out ras| to
t hat
aei oriled to m a n y , uuiiiv p er s on s nl
- humble - t at i mi tn life, Imi who ar e
in all r espect - w o r t l n of aid and
I'omfori
Many a ma n an d w o ma n ,
honest
a nd
ilean.
Vet without
m e a n s pere.-sat v to
give
them
even t he n e ie . Ilies of life a r e
living daily in want 1hr mtghnlil
I he . o i i n t i v . an d i h&lt;&gt; e who a n so

T H IR T E E N T H O U S A N D B ritish
irenl miners yesterday nTurnnd to
! work with the ..Id w aces amt a
i e n d v t " l e n d a l u ll ir. _r h a n d l o
i 1■■. irid nne hnlf Imui dav This
ii o i . a t e l i i i m i n a l do not so nun Ii
prahaldv mean-, emnplete triu m p h
a give 11m1n I a i 1111 ot ( old wn I. -1 .
ill the nuil strike I’m I’rem ier
II sin h people w ant to show
a
Baldwin and arirani/.ed i npilai
. vmpnl hv and s w e e t n e s s nf piiil
'T h e la tte r hie
been generally
should do .... We hall never milk ' highlv i ommi ' i idahle, t h e y should
triu m p h a n t since the war.
WAR Tl RES men, breaks On ii t he prog rr-s in 1 Imuld t u w a i d I'.ol . 11to t ■1 i licii' own door s where
law alisen mee . •- long as I he I he v will find a b u n d a n t opp. &gt;
will, Mniiey daesen't gi*t tired.
leading I'lti/etis. aieii and women timitv for doing
-nmcthmg
Inf
high
in
eli'iri
II
and
-ta
le
,
-ei
k
to
woi
i
hv
arid
d
e
s
e
r
v
i
n
g
hurnuniiv
THE
BRITISH
C o erriiiieiit ’■ undo t lie w.11 k nt t he i out Is, aflei
FIn-v will not have In go f a r bef or e
siiKlfesliiui that I he miner*'- sliauld
it has been b n a e -lI\
and : on they will find much t he y can do |..
work
eicht
Ilnurs
and
get
nuivy
F l o r i d a ’s s h r u b b e r y
grow s so rapidly,
and for twelve
m-iatitimish
performed
['her,'
pay seemed "reiiMiinahle'’ In prus- have doubtless been exam ples III ' • liev late s u f f e r i n g a n d w a n t : .uni
in doi ng this t he y will he r en d e r
m o n t h s in th e y e a r at t h a t , it would se em th a t M a r y l a n d ' s tierims
B ritishers and A m eiiraus
e x a m p l e could he followed in this s t a l e w i t h most s a t i s f a c ­ tan, that waiild die in siv manths this iii c.ihiiiihus Commenting lllg a real. C h r i s t i a n - l i k e service
upon wlial lodge Shepiuird said l 1the l e i t a i n like w a y is to .-uppi'il
t o r y re s u lts .
Hide th e billboards, a n d b o yc ott t h e a d v e r ­ if they had ta work in a caul mine in Brnoklwi tin- S a\am niii I're - I the local W e l f a r e B u r e a u who Ii
tis ers , th e s e t w o m e t h o d s would b r i n g r e f o r m a lot soon er four ha uls a day. Seven hum's snys:
lieoplo of ( oluni bus n if
liliderif raund is h a rd e r than ten
It does anpc ir that In nimi ,
limr lo do.
t h a n could a n y ap pe al to th e a e s t h e t i c or t h e pa tri ot ic sen se ham s m I lie sunlight
ot a d v e r t i s e r s who feel free to r u m b e a u ti fu l s c e n e r y wi th
AMERICAN
T O U R IS T S trnv
elinir “ fm In adm ire and f&gt;.r ♦.«
t h e i r t la n ib o y a n l billboards.
see." ulsn tn visit liresstilakei s.
\S 11 KYI I.I.U t 'IT I ZEN
milliners and gel iiwnv frum pm
A M K l t K ' A HA S A H S T A I N K I ) f ro m i n t e r f e r e n c e in the hihltian, .pent in F r a m e last
W a lte r John on ha- iii I begun I I'ouileous and ndf possessed,
co nc ern s of o t h e r s , eve n when the conflict has been for p r i n ­ y e a r $:?l?l&gt;.IOO.IHK) -a g re a t deal .n Ilia Ivvcnlietli rason as ,i ma inr I lias played hi- gam e In tin- l.
maitey and real nmney. Il wmild
In hi hi., belli
Moilesl, utterly
ciples to which s he clings, as to th e last vital d r o p th at visits Ire a pity if miHiindtrstrir.dine.. league Ini &gt;•!&gt;;iiI pitih. i
long aervn ■ la- ha - e i.il.li'du d 1 ‘polled by adm iration nf lip.
t lie hear!
, \V tier eve r th e s t a n d a r d ot f ree dom and nhaut a debt that ntuy rewer 1.^ IIt IIII y r e to ld , .uni Stamped him-.hi he. he sta n d s ..ut as an d lu - tr
in dependence h a s been or shall be u n f ur l e d , t h e r e will h e r paid slinidd m ake A rneriearr I upon 1he paid........ ......
in - as . n o f t he heights l hat enri tie ren
b&gt; a gentlem an m pi
h e a rt , h e r benedict ions, a n d h e r p r a y e r s be. Hut slit* goes UlU'nmfnl table as ta I'Ut nff til l! ideal spot i - in.i i i
y early tribute In the French dre-- I In no t IIi' fMtrill'd fdi hi fi11*11
port.
not a b r o a d in s e a r c h of m o n s t e r s to d e s tro y. S h e is t h e m aking rninataur.
We
want inning.*, win. h -lands a III." world 1 Johiisi.n ha- worked
for
the
well-wisher to the f ree do m and in d ep e n d e n c e of all. Sh e France 1a pvnsper, rind it is pleas- record and Is twilve irmuigs hettei W a shington team ever sinee lie
ant
In
have
A
m
ericans
leaving
than Unclhaili's old nuuk.
II.- ennie up from llo* hushes, and the
is th e c h a m p i o n a n d v i n d ic a to r only of h e r own. S h e wilt
hundreds nf millions in l iani". has truck mit :!,!() I I..itI.-r-. mu feel tag of the 1'apitlll fails for him
r e c o m m e n d (lie g e ne ra l cause, by th e c o u n t e n a n c e of her hr raring bark m fn rm a t inn.
p a ssim ' by ...... .. tban a l h..i|s.;n„| is n o thing short of adulation. K\
voice, a n d t h e b e n i g n a n t s y m p a t h y of h e r example.
She
■(Jhrinty
Malthewson'lug i,,|.,| el y tune he takes the mound Ihet
A It D EL KRIM, G O U R A i.K oi S j P itc h in g againsi ( ’hn .ig.. m W,lVi give him an ..vatton
well k no ws t h a t by non* en lis tin g u n d e r o t h e r b a n n e r s t h a n
he! own, were they even the b a n n e r s ot foreign i nd ep e n­ leader nf tin Riffs, s ta r ts mm f■.r i 1112-1, In* fanned six men m ,u.
The good that siieli a man due,
Itiiliiinn Island, tn remain ill i-v
two in the llui.l mmng. is nicali ulaldr,
He has an ef
dence. s h e would involve herself, be y on d t h e power of ex- lie until he dies, like Napnlinti mi 1cession,
t lift**, in the fourth an.I .u.. m t )t&gt;. feet upon tile priueiples and ideal
t i i c a t i o n , in all the w a r s ol interest a n d i n l i i g u e . of indi­ St. Helena
T he
Freiirh .......I | fifth.
In I'JI'.r In' w oil | .. , IIII- I, ot every American hot who gne- in
Six turn - tn- hsi his for hasehall.
vidual ava rice , envy, a n d amb ition , which a s s u m e th e colors Inatiiredly allnw him In lake a w i r ­ .liv e gam es.
llis mu i ess, popu
And in lurity and gond frealth a f te r his
a n d u s u r p th e s t a n d a r d of freedom. T h e
f u n d a m e n t a l in' two and o th e r lelnloim Tim , league in gam es won
Freneh litny ta k e )i hoatlnad nf 11*22, a f t e r some of th "eXpi'l l s" m any y e a rs of hard work on the
m a x i m s of h e r policy would insensibly c h a n g e from liberty ehiefs and urdir.nry |u*uple from had described him a- "tlltl.llgll
' diamond im press upon tin youthful
tn F'l’ce . .
She m ig h t become th e d i c t n hl e s s o f (lie North Afrieii ta Reunion Island he pitched a mi hi!. m. run game min'd as nothing else emild the fact
let. them lnnk a t Alai El K nm a n t a g a in s t Borton.
w o r l d ; s h e would no l on ger be the r u l e r of her o w n s p i r i t . I hat fair play and clean living an*
N ever in all hi:, woi k . ui the din lire s tu f f of which v l e t ' l l V | . made
l'l'pni'l at homo what happi-le tn
J o h n Quincy Adam s.
those that fight on the CTalllld iliond has Johnson liei a gui11 ^ i,| Johnson is rmt milv a great hall
-— — ------n
agaitisl 11\ mg rrmchiae
rmight la d ie s .
lie lm 11*■\ ••» di
player; he is an Ainrii. ,qt iin.titii
1t inted mi u m p i r e ' decision Mwav- I l ol l .
S O O N K R OH H A T F U that which is now life s h a l l lie
_A
\ S T U D E N T in Heidelberg died
po etry , a n d e v e ry l a i r a n d manl.v tra it shall a d d a r i c h e r a f te r a duel. T he police chief
i
a
s t r a i n to th e song.
F m e rs o n .
now will slop duels. Perhaps Gcr
TAMI-A Tl M KS
muriv’s laws forbid dueling, bu*
11
are 7&lt;ot enforced. Our laws mid
W H A T A S W F . F T r ev er en ce is th at w he n a vot ing m a n i onstil ut imis of s ta te s forbid prize * T his is u lesson in
tt'w mtnnil's hi'lotv, m t arnii im i
d e e m s his m i s t r e s s « little more t h a n m o r t a l a n d a lm o s t fighting mid race track gamlding, ner Ainericnnization.
fort all over the to u n tiy . the flag
chides hi m s e lt to r longing In bring h e r close to his h e a r t . — but don't in te rfe re w ith either, b e ­ mended to the cynical
hail fluttered down hofnro um
cause
toil
1
1
a
re
profitable.
formed ranks drawn up at atlen
Hmvl lioim*.
SO WITH dueling. Heidelberg who keeps his hat on
•'on.
No mini who ha- witness,
citizens protest that must go on, flag goes by. There
ciI that ceremony forgets the Ml .
otherw ise students will stay away lion to tie a 11v fluir mi
led ceremony of that -unset hum .
from Heidelberg and m ciiluints corner, hut a f te r all the H a g i s ’
Yet that impromptu tribute on
wiB lose money.
DEARBORN IN D E P E N D E N T
b u t the visible ivinlml ,,r thi- ii street corner sum way struck
T H E FREN CH saying, "-eek S p ir it of America and tlir .''piri, u kindred chord ..f oatnotism
H ere ia a price list of glory. It's i Mown. A general rend a citation till* wonii ..." should be changed in
As the leader finished his p rnvcr
was there*.
furnished by a pawnbroker:
ot limioi and pinned n hit of metal some countries to "seek tile dol­
mill the men and hoys put
mi
You
can
locate
tha
t
street
m
r
&gt;
F rench f 'm ix de Guerre $2 (ill i and nldion mi a proud breast. And la r."
Tier yourself
I'here used i,, |,e fheir hats and the . ■,.w&lt;t broke
before tin- presentation cm h rep- '
A m erican Distinguished Set
a saloon there. Maybe tlu \ p e d - I “ I*. «&gt;pc felt that he had received
vice Medal
reseated some o u tsta n d in g a c t of | C o n t e m p o r a r y C om m ent
1 die moonshine there now. We a v e ry U n p ie s s Lv lesson in A m i r
III UP
her oi sm, of
i g a lla n try , or sacrifice,
Belgian Croix dr Guerre '_*nil
know not. A little Salvation \ r n i y | icanizutiun, ami that la w as l lie
Iretter for it
Perhaps
F rench licgitm d'H o n u ru r
life saved, nr u life
mi
T he rugs and old non men of hand w h s conclmling an o p e n .a ir '
1 given
G e rm a n Iron Cross
1 Oil
wdl
of ' Perhaps you
Chicago have organized a union. service. An unusual mtmhei
11(1)
Mims S lu r
1 IK
But the fanfure and the glory Now thev probably will rln u g e us children wore in the audience. . thHt part ot then work. alao,
Jill
Moris S ta r (1 M M
Jo
aan*
te gone
The heroism is forgot- for hauling it away. American T he S a lv a tio n Army lender r e ­ I next time the ht-si
pusses
J III! 1ten.
In d
i a rk little corners
Jtaltnn W a r Gross
Jim
of Lum berm an.
moved his hat und said "in clos­ tam bourine.
in g I w a n t everybody to mm with
Some &lt;if those who canted Ho se ,NIwnslions the world over th e se
T he Lexicographer of The 1.iter- us in s in g in g ‘America.' and then
( ;l)(j-s
ary Digest makes this appeal to how y o u r heads while |
rdead.
r * O
f th
; e rsT b e a r sc a rs f they
, ...........
^ huu.v
- l be
J Kbought
! S “ uby
wra£collector,
,
will K
they
readers: “ Can any correspondent blessing on our count m "
if you can keep s m il in g long
c a r r y nil th e ir livers m lieu of the or bv siqne c h a r la ta n e a g e r to give us iiiforinaliini coiireniing the
T he m en in th e baud doffed th e ir enough helore l„„K y,)U-||K hav;
m edals t h e y , hstvo puwuetl fur a post* as u hero. One wonders
itder City of Resources what is Its cups and s tru c k the nm-inng chorils enough I., keep s i n i tin jj about.
few pennies. O thers, maimed or , what
what grimacing,
grim a c in g ,
mucking fnto Qftipe and where is it located V* By o f t h e ' f a m ilia r song
B e fo r e it
bliijd' o r - d y j n g , ur« e ^ in g out caused their oncf proud owners' to
time no doubt ll,7frM necreturi- w as fi^U bed^ am out c t m man ami
e x ilto n f e &lt;*■ -host they t a n
A ; disposu
of" Uieni.
|f C ham bers of Commerce have boy in that impromptu
" '
V
b m ^vyou
m i urn11give
fl,r an
th '' encore.
“ Rpicuse Umaudience less
fi
jry m c m p a i U e d the
Bijms of jthe w rinim est jiietM
idrd him with as many differ,
ami some of them

AN INSTITUTION

■SONC. AT TWILIGHT

rPH E GLORY THAT

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U 11 1 ROGERS, in Luiulnn, tells
Ailulph S Oi Ii , " in n inr. )&gt;iek un
Araeriean limit Icirgcr nut
uf a
oruwil. He will in Hie nne th a t is
Milier."
IN (il l* snl.mu days ymi euulit
pick I lie i i v m h t nl (til* sulniin in
the same way, ;tlsn Ins liurtcnilcr.
These th a t drank what they sold
| simn Inst the salami nr the bur(elidilllT jali.

READ

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lit t h * rfc h e st of them brings
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W i t h Flnritla’s fust g n i w i n g trims ;tml slmi hs, th is s t a i r
emiltl list* In grpjit ailviintagc Marylaiiit’. plan lu r g e t t i n g
rid of t h e u n s i g h t l y hilllmimi.
Upon tin* rm&gt;mnu*nilnt.inn
of M a r y l a n d ’s S t a t e F o r e s t e r , F. W. Hensley, t h a t s t a t e ha s
set o u t to s y s t e m a t i c a l l y hid e hUlhoanl a d v e r t i s e m e n t s with
g r o w i n g tre e s a n d s h r u b s .
In th e w i n t e r t im e M a r y l a n d ’s t r e e s will shed t h e i r leaves
ttnd t h e h o a r d s will hav e t h e i r day , hut d u r i n g tin* s u m m e r
a n d fall— a f t e r t h e t r e e s h a v e r e a c h e d a goodly size-—m o t o r ­
i st s can e n jo y tin* M a r y l a n d road s with n e v e r a full view of
an u n s i g h t l y sign, since t h a t s t a t e forbi ds th e ere c tio n of
a d v e r t i s i n g s ig n s on ro ad s i d e s ow ne d hy th e state.
In sp ite o f M a r y l a n d ’s law a g a in s t roads id e a d v e r t i s i n g ,
t h e billhnards a r e placed on p r i v a t e p r o p e r t y a b u t t i n g the
roads, a n d the b e a u t y of t h e d riv e s i- practically de str oy ed .
Fueler th e S l a t e F o r e s t e r ’s plan, tre es and h u s h e s would he
p l an t e d in Iron) of e v e r y s ig n b o a r d , and even t h o u g h th e
h o a r d s could nut he completely hidden in this wav t h e i r
a d v e r t i s i n g value would lie de str oyed, and b u s in e s s co ncerns
th at hav e used t h e m would soon see th a t t h e y w er e u n ­
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A New quinine
A s k e d ho w o f t e n s h e h a d v i si te d th e h o m e o f he r ne gro
Picking Boot lenders.
n u r s e m a i d n Fl o ri d a m o t h e r of t h r e e c h ild r en t h o u g h t t h e
No F e a r of Death.
Second
C la m
M a tin
q u e s ti o n was s o m e s o r t o f a j o k e a n d l a u g h e d r i g h t merrily.
n i l , at ih o I ’n i i u r r i c o
BY A RT H U R B R IS B A N E
CoH I. F l o r i d a , u n i lo r A c ! of Seriously p r e s s e d f o r an a n s w e r , t h e m o t h e r opened he r eyes
I C u p r r l f O IN-rt. b T S t a r &lt;;•.)
h it .
in a la r m a n d s t a m m e r e d , " W h a t , w h a t is i t ? W h y I d o n ’t
even,
know e x a c t ly w h e r e M n n d y lives.”
K d l l n r anil M a n n a r r
ROSAMOND I’IN CIIO T, d a u g h t ­
IB A l
t u n r l u t r K ill I nr
H e r i n t e r r o g a t o r q u ic k ly a n s w e r e d her, t h a t s h e d i d n ’t er uf Atnus It. E. I’inrhot, niecu of
N N 'R , JO IT K N , d a m m in g K illliir
th e (inventor of P e n n sy lv a n ia r e ­
k n o w e i t h e r , w h e r e M n n d y lived, n o r did she kn ow Mnndy. tires from the stage. H e r f a th e r,
u m irn trT in * iiit k i
S h e a s k e d t h e q u e s ti o n to b r i n g up th e subject ol p r o t e c t i n g who has common sense, alhlvve.l
J 1.
. .Tj d
her to act iir.il she had g r e a t suc­
ilVerod In c ity l&gt;y I ' n i T l c r , |I*T h om es, especially p r o t e c t i n g t h e little children, a g a i n s t di s­
cess in “ The Miracle." No longer
•It, I Co.
Weakly Edition I t m* eases c a r r i e d by n e g r o s f r o m u n k n o w n homes.
year.
"in te re ste d in acting," th e e a r n e s t
! T h e s p e a k e r h a d s o m e d a t a on t h e su bjec t, too. He r only young woman is "looking for serions w ork.”
tli X O T I l 'K i
A ll
ol.lt i m r v I child died f ro m s c ar l et f ev er b r o u g h t on t h e c lo t h in g of a
■card* of th a n k s . roaolut Iona 'd e v o t e d nu rse- girl. T h e
S H E WILL find the b e st kind
n u r s e - g i r l ’s little s i s t e r had the
C M of e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e
in m atrim ony. Tall, f a ir and as |
a r e m a d e w i l l lm cliurK«-il fever.
T h e r e w er e no r e g u l a t i o n s by t h e h e a l t h b o a rd t h a t Nordic as Erie the Red, this y o u n g ,
s t a r artvcrtla tr ur r « t . ' « ,
lady should i culize th a t to rein nit. I
-------------------------------------- applied to “ Colored T o w n , ” a n d t h e little wh it e g irl died.
AMnCIATKI) I’ft Ft*a I S o m e t i m e s you h e a r people oppose th e e x p e n d i t u r e ot unm arried is a crime.
• , ' A a a o c l a t e d P r e s s l a e x e l t u - public m o n e y for t h e i m p r o v e m e n t of s a n i t a r y co nd itions
W H A T W O tH .li " B e r th a Af the
’• I H t t l r d , o I l i a u s e f o r
re •
i M t l o n or all n e w s rtlsp ulelir
In colored s e t t l e m e n t s . S o m e t i m e s you h e a r people g r u m b l e snows of yeste rye a r," a m o u n t to if
t a d Ip (lila p a p e r a n d a l a o llm
BHtra p u b l i s h e d h e r e i n .
A l ’ t h e i r o b j ec tio n s to nil im p r o v e m e n t m e a s u r e s t h a t c a r r y ben e­ she hadn't created G h a r lc m n n g e ?
Wlio would know Nancy H anks if
ta of r e p u h l l c a t I o n o f s p e c i a l f it s to n e g ro families.
Vet m a n y of t h e s e o b j e c t o r s depen d she
tohca herein bib nlan reserved.
were not the m other of A b r a ­
upon n e gr o s e r v a n t s for t h e i r cooking, for t h e c a r e of t h e i r ham Lincoln, "i poor A brotonon,
if iter Thracian blond, Celtic u n ­
ch ildren, and for t h e i r l a u n d r y a n d cle a n in g work.
j f B M f P A V . A U G U S T 21, I1I2B
hnil :. &gt;t produced T hem T h e H e r a ld k no ws of one i n s t a n c e w h e r e a m a n w e n t a f t e r doubtedly,
istiieles
TOTE H E R A L D P L A T F O R M
h is f a m i l y ' s l a u n d r y , a s it wa s to go into a t r u n k to he
YOUNG LA D IES, net, dance,
s
h ip p e d t h a t day. (I h a d been th e c u s to m for t h e la u n d r e s s sing, u m for office, fly, shoo’
, I f t m ta k e a t M anfard 'a f r o n t
to se nd th e clothes hom e by one of h e r boys a n d t h i s w a s th e lions in Africa, if you n rist. But
get m arried and have rh idren.
« a r r a a f r r r s a l r to J a r k a o n fi r s t ti m e t h e m a n h a d been in t h e cabin. He found th e
»lltf.
• atrartfna « f
at. J o k n a - l n - clothes al] nicely ironed lying in nea t piles on a bed in which
G ERM A N S C IE N C E
a s s e r ts
I l i a f t lr a r Canal.
lay a piti ful old w o m a n in the last s ta g e s of tuber cu los is . that .i new drug called "G e rin n o in "
A — B l l r a a l n a o f n h l t r w a j.
v •*'" anlwnlHK p o o l, ( r n n l a po wrta . S h e had a violent c o u g h i n g spell as I tic m an s te p p e d into is absolutely i e rta m cure for inn
lari.i
T e d s hi \ f r t e a w here m i l ­
Ho.
th e room. Hi* could sec th e s p u t u m tl\ over tlmse l rc s h ly iaria i n ; , the 11\ es of millions
Hi
n a rntlna
of h n l l i l l n a
pro k n tela , a p a r t '
ironed clothes.
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as n doe. in the 1'filled S ta te s
■ a m t houses.
T h i s w a s an u n u s u a l case.
Hut people o f te n don't know show . Hill I&gt;|&lt;.t e i III 1“ .
( H t l l t T M l a n at a t r r r t a n t i n g p m THE NEW i oid t;ir product will
jf!
p ra m .
a n y t h i n g ab out th e hom e s u r r o u n d i n g s of th e people with
in- ;i Idc-suie to hum a nity, a l ­
Ms i Cowat r o r lio n of h o n I r i a r d
w h o m t h e y a s s o c i a te in an i n ti m a c y only second to th a t of though ipmutie, one of the few j
■ ""
around l-n k r t l a r r i o .
. y t t i o C a a i plo t ton of r l l y h r n u t l f l r a t h e i r o w n family circle.
t |ii*cifics of m ateria nieiliea, h a s!
' „
lio n p ro g ra m .
N u r s e - g i r l s t a k i n g can* of little children c e r t a i n l y should saved entire nations from extincM o - H x pa F a in a
of
a r k not
a patent
t ion,
;il
t t l l h p r o r l a l o n f o r la r r r n s e i l
be f re e fro m c o m m u n ic a b l e di se a s e s a n d should not be c a r r y ­
SttMK R E L IE V E (tint the d o w n ­
f a r t I It Ira.
ing d i se a s e from t h e place t h e y call home. Only, indeed, fall oT Rome was due, not to disMBIRLE v e r s e f o r t o d a y
t h r o u g h ( o o pe ra lin n . friend lin ess , a n d the e x erc ise nf enm- -■ipation .17,d the Mows of invudhui'liununs. but tp the bites of
m o n s e n s e can " W h i l e T o w n ” a n d Colored T o w n ” work t o ­ I img
v liIIA J.PRA Y•ER•—
lie home grown mosquitoes.
FOR WORK K its
A -L ord recom pense thy work, g e t h e r wi th m u t u a l s a fe t y .
" • J u l l r e w a rd be (Tivni
(riven tlice
the of i
T h a t m o t h e r who was a s k e d if sin knew what sort of a ! q r i N l . N K WAS mtrmlneed into
m is iiiriu rie s
T jn S o d of Jarncl.” R uth 2: ho m e Mainly c a m e from w a s h a n d e d a one a mu th a t by no | Gut ope by .le sint
ft um South \ m i l i e a . who got i*
I’et il.
It was
"PR A Y E R O
Lord,
oslnhlish m ea n s could be classed as “ f u n n y . ” K \ e r v m o t h e r e m p l o y ­ | from oat i vos ol
T h o u th e w ork of o u r hand* upon ing n u r s e - m a i d s sho uld be fin d in g uut ju st what s he ha s | ii;i inei f o r I l i e &lt; o u n t e s s a t ( ’i n ­
j i Imn, u r e d h i it
provided for h e r c h i l d r e n ’s welfare.
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H ihave .fo u n d no ehtirnt in (fold
tiLlke th e li(tht in J a n e t's eyes;
i ’t h r o u g h nho in hut four veurtt old
y l S l ^ . D i r ttmile conte n tm e n t lies,
‘ " l i n e h** nothing to bestow
Jre r th a n thoao cheeks aglow,

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cheered and shouted in the most
S u n i l n y m o r n i n g we derided to f ra nt i c m a n n e r "Conn
on, old niun.
t t h r o w a w a y e v e r y t h i n g wo could come o n "
Monday
When the Indian came up he said
d i s p e n s e w i t h .so ns to mnko room
«( (.Htllt'll W l cr.hollll' in tin* b o a t for tho sick mi n, Wo bis na me was Hilly H a r n e y , a n d
■g nv!&lt;rflf «' h, r Miss
when Mr N e w m a n a - ke d him how
hail h a r d l y g on e a milo whon our
ffnur. honoring
Tar M was to Miami said "a miles.
r h a m i o l g a v e out a n d wo hud to
He also pointed m a d i f f e re n t di»dpiilt
t
h
r
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g
h
t
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r
a
s
s
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ii-rlion t h a n the *•l it* we expect cd.
, |[lln.|i.&gt;|ilcr will «’»- wo h a d no d i n n e r , a s wo had to
W’hen he said L'fi nuh s o u r faces
rl(\t c a t h e r h o m e " i i t e r m i n e d to c a m p e a r l y an d h ave fell as we had only
nmi c h r a t i o n s
ft hi.ri'iniil? Mrs. Nur- d i n n e r a n d s u p p e r t o g e t h e r at a t to last us two days a nd t h e t rip
i a b o u t f o u r in t h e a f t e r n o on
Tho Would t a k e five
«t t he p r es e n t r a t e
lljrkinson &lt;&gt;f Or l an do isl and w e w or e mi l king for seemed of. I ravel.
from the
at
vpoiiil-thi’-iliiv a l m o s t u n a p p r o a c h a b l e
Billy I L n n . y talked such |mor
nir Mbs Edi t h M e w - s a w c r a s s t h a t s u r r o u n d e d it on all n n K hs h that .Mr N ew ma n decided
I sides, a n d wo had to go two miles I j® K" to bis c a m p with him, which
Iftert „f tins week.
I a r o u n d t o m a k e one f or w a r d. About 1he saiil was near by, and t r y a nd
Wrdnrsdny
Smitli will e n t e r t n i n noon Mr. I n c r a h a m cl imbed onto a find w h e t he r we could c*'t a n y p r o ­
onnr M r s
N o r m a little h us h a m i declared that with v i s i o n s nr boat s t he r e .
Also to
ghliti of N&gt; w ^ or k, at I t h e ai d of a t e l es cope he could sec d e t e r m i n e mor e def ini tely the r o u t e
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an
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and
some
Magnolia A venue,
G&gt; Miami.
Mr. N e w m a n got in
We had h o w ­ the I n d i a n ’s canoe a n d we s t a r t e d
of th&lt;‘ M e t h od is t d i s t a n c e f r o m us.
m(rt witli Mrs. W a l l e r e v e r c r o w n f ai t hl es s from many j off behind t hem.
lie s e eme d to
before
a n d lie t a k i n g us a w a y from his c a m p
irr Iioimo oii P a r k A v c - d i s a p p o i n t m e n t s
l u n c h e d a t t h e idea.
i r a t h e r t h a n to it, so it w a s d e ­
uVloi'l.
A doz e n o r m o r e fish iinnp. d into cided to let Mr. N e w m a n c o on
Thursday
n(T St. plii'ii piorpoiit o u r boat us we went al one, one by h i ms el f an d we would wai t for
weiclmic
I should
pidcr him.
n at t" i'll!1’ iH ■’ o - t r o u t
We cooked e n o u c h food for
a b o ut f o u r pound
M,
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dinner a nd
upper
an d
he re
About f our o'eloek
we
made t u r n e d about t w o
lock
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dry
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w hu h
He did not cet out
the ca noe
Inn I' h o l i d a y pieiii ’ ha d a c r o w th of ha&lt; kb.-t t ies .
oil ll b u t said t h e re was no one at l i a r
jnnlr P h a p t e r It. !■:. s 1
It looked a s if it m i c ht have■ once , n e y ’s c a m p except some
w ome n
I " Masonic T e m p l e at
u n d e r eult i vat ion.
We also and I hat we could not cet a n y food
Hin Vi-ta,
I I
He sai d t hat he could c "
Mil'll nuptials at l:.lll j s a w on this island dee r tr ac ks and i the re .
home of t h e b ri de s I we f i c u r e d t h a t we wer e i nichty to Miami wi t h t h e I ndi ans next
Next ni o n i i u c da y an d r e t u r n with pr ovi s i ons if
M. M Slew al t, "Bel l - cl ose to t h e land.
^ Melloaville Ave n ue . 1 we could d i s t i n ct l y see t he t ha t ch e d an I ndian was lus cuiile.
r o o f of a n I ndi an
but
on the
He said t h a t he w a s d e t e r m i n e d
Krid ii.v
T hi s w a s the to c " to Miami for pr ovisions for
Inin' Step!.ell P i e r p o u l I t i e i c h h o r i n c island.
«n at ' "'clock at h e r one t h a t Mr. I n c r a h a m had seen ns an d t h a t Mr. Moses a n d Mr.
We s t a r t e d off I n c r a h a m w er e to follow in t he
aTl( \ v n a*' ho ii or i nc i t h e d a y before.
| in liicli s pi r i t s for the Indian c a m p c a n v as boat, a n d Ilia! Mr C h a s e
M,n Iloiiald.
lull f o und saw c r a s s on e ve ry side was to i nine with him and t h e In
I o i m p e d e us.
&lt;Jmu.
IN' took a backet (1f cold
tmtr/imn1
|
J u s t a s we wer e about to force hominy, cooked, and t he Indian in
Jr- t\ 1 Codv J r .
o u r w a y t h r o u c h the a w c r a s s Ins ca no e a n d Mr I n c r a h a m in
J M \1 iteliell. Turn
we s a w a n I ndi an in a ralioc a p I lie c a n v a s boat shoved off.
As
Himwii, T a m p a ; J o h n I p r o a e h it-.
I n-lui tllv l i mn was t h e y Weill tie s hout e d to us to ful
lti'.iii"ke. \ a ; II. S. t h e u t m o s t eoafll ion.
All of I lie low a c e r t a i n m i i r - e t he next dnv
f„rJ, l.ee
Withroe
me n w a n t e d to meet t he newc omer , and tie Would be ei rlaill of ni c ot i ne
i xrit'w'll. m &gt; ; It. P
eve n
t h e - wk
me n
s e emi ngl y us t h e next day at a ......
by Ins
pvesem e.
\\ e i
r . Mi and Mis. [,. A. , c h e e r e d
( T o He C o nt inue d)
|[avon. Conn.; W. E.
T.e.y ill. . Fr&lt; d Wil
l„'l.. Whi tf ield, At\

Upsala &amp; (Jrapcville

Goklennxi

\ able/
Mr. a n d Mrs. B u t l e r and I'aiuil;,
ftnfi'llei, J a c k s o n v i l l e ; h a v e move d to t lie lb rl li's ill cutluc e.
illiauts, New lt r i t di n,
.Finley, New Y o r k ;
E l i n o r T y i m r s p e d a few d a y Thar Ii - I mi, S.
C.
JnkVniivdle; Mr. mid wi t h Mr s. I). I{. W e n t w o r t h at
'tiler, New Y o r k ; Mr. ! C r y s t a l Lake.
|li. Hall, S a v a n n a h ;
Mr, a n d Mrs. .1.• H. XjHi^qui-t
;on, Hi I .mill; J . (inoillad
move d to t h e i r in •iv Ifiiuie
X, Mi Ii uitiiin, ( ity.
Cu*■- 1s of
week.
T h e y w e r e tli
Mr. a nd Mis. ( i a r d a e
Iaiiubpii d
ISmunuli'
last
S
a
u
d
i
v,
Allan!a. n. II. Leo
,11 I \\ lute M m i n i ;
( liltn i t Eri rsoi i wits in a mu
|ir*. S' 'A Yuli
t o i e y e l e mei del lt
Sunday
while
Itkvnn'li , IL
■
'
online
f
i'
i
m
t
he
beach
lie
was
t&gt; i, Kelly
7. it -a i ion ly h u r t .
Ziniin' i mu.'

S u n d a y s e rv i c es
f or Aug.
S u n d a y School at ■'! o'clock. H. P.
I longlass, Su|n-rititeiid&lt;-nt.
P i c a e h i n c service at I o'clock.
I Rev. I ’. E. Reid, P a s t or .
, Orange buyers have
been out
t t h r o u g h t hi s sect inn
and r epor t
t ha t t h e y a r e pleased wi t h t h e size
a n d i | ua l i t y of t he c i t r u s fruit in
t he vicinity.
*
Mr, and Mrs l( L. Crunin left
on T h u r s d a y
for Hende rsonvi ll e ,
N C . w h e r e t he y will join Mr. and
Alls. Br own for a coupl e of weeks.

I Airs. I Im k M a t h e r s u n d e r w e n t
I an o p e r a t io n for t he r emova l of
J l ’mililla. ( i e o r c e &lt;&gt;.
t onsi ls on Monday, at the O r a n g e
Mr.
and
Mrs,
W
r
i
g
h
t
and
f
a
mi
l
y
luff, St
A ncustine;
h a \ e movisl f r o m I lie L aw s o n eol
( i en o i u l Hospital
Atlanta L, L. Wh i t
t a g e to tile llollgltlsS house
III
Fishing is tine
m Lake
Him
(&gt;1 apex die,

tt Sanford
Hi-. J im- &lt; i me r o n an d
er Time roil h a v e rea trip to i 'iilm, Mrs.
i‘ti’1 'li
Co a cl u m. n
Irriiiiipione I t he m.
Ilr- [ \
ill-

mc

a n d i IiiHI
&gt;m s e v er a l
" Ret,eh.
i Anni e
e n j o y ed
Rene!

c.tliri -1 lx. y We s t is
f in am t an d iiiicU*
re ( \ P iliucr.
Hr i'i, ul- YalU'i'.V I'.rl III" . I Mi
YatueV'
wif,' Mi
ud Mrs. H.
"f l:
■, t. a.
‘It \\ l ' aneey of
• * , 'At' | i &lt; t In- recent.
the (rain , I tile f o r m
!'hio IAiiacey and
" r - K . le Shoem aker
^11 11e l e o and son
lII'i Mi
Slm m aker's
,r

R' a e 11 j

|.eonard

C u lly now
\ pm ly from O i Iuji
Mrs. Alex S e a b l u m of flruioiid do nmli'ied ..nt Thursday afternoon
Re ac h, Mrs, Hami l Tolar of L a k e and caught "Ti pounds of tiass.

M iv, a n d
Mrs.
H a s k i n s s pe nt
Mo n d ay w i t h Mrs. Al f red Pi er son.

Mr. an d All' s. Rov Sloiiigi-r a n
tmilllee t he bir th of a baby girl
who h a s been mimed Helen Stell a.

T h e d e a t h o f Mrs. V ir g i ni a Pbd
mor e, d a u g h t e r o! Rev. .1. S. ( lark
at t h e O r l a nd o t leiieml Hos p i t a l
Iasi week was a .den k to t h e com
m u a i l y . S he died of till i7*fection
t h e r es ul t of di se as e d tonsi ls. She
is s u r v iv e d by h e r h u s b a n d and
t w o I'hildren, one a b ab y o f nine
lliotlt Iis.

Miss Stell a Dodd, who has lice a
w i t h h e r sister , Alls. Roy S h m i g r r
for t he part few days , ret al lied
to h e r home m Or l an d o Sun d ay .
Mrs. L a m a M a t h er s a nd f ami l y
a n d Mr. and Mis-. R. C. S mi t h and
little d a u g h t e r weie visi ting rein
tioiis in C on w a y S u a d a i
after
noon,

w a s T i ye m s
( ier'igi- Hailing,
old, Aug. 17, an d a n u m b e r of
fi lends an I r e l a t i v e s vi si t ed his
All e&gt; r a p e d O r a n g e count y coll
h om e to t ell.il ill e 11" r.'itiageiiar n e t was b ei ng .ought here by of
and
liltlc
inti.
F r u i t s , f l ow e r s
Mr. ami f i r e r s from WIntel P a r k and Or
g i f t s w er e p r es e nt ed .
In in Io on Fri da y.
Mrs. H. ti. I.und&lt;|uisl an d family*
wen* s u p p e r g u e s t s .
Mr. a n d Mrs. Carl M u l l i n s a nd
two little chi ldr en visited r elatives
leaves
'.still
Mrs. II. (I. Cha ppel l
in Union P a r k S u n d a y a f te rnoon.
d a y for L a k e l an d wh re she will
visit h e r d a u g h t e r Mrs 11 J. Pern
Mr. a n d Mrs. (i W. Speneei Nr ,
bi-rtoa.
a n d f ami ly motor , d to Wildwood
S u n d a y whenthey
wer e
Hie
Mr a n d Mrs. V u g i l Lee S m i t h
g u e s t s of Alr.-&gt;. Paul Redferii l " f
a n n o u n c e tin- b i r l h " f a 1*m I'*’
da y at tin* Eer nal .l 1 a u g t d o n Hits t he day.
pital,
T h e ha y
C h a r l e s A da ms .

has

been

named ;

Mrs. F r a n k Hoiiulilson and Mrs.
H. E, W a g n e r have r e t u r n e d home
f r om Ft. My e rs w h e r e t he y spent
Air. and Mi's. .1. L. MarelituLti*
the past week a s the g u e s t s of
and daughter, Miss Helen Alart-u
friends.
tetle, were among those from Sail
ford spending Sunday at Ibiytoua
Heaeh.

Airs. W a l t e r Co l e ma n has re
t i i i uc d home f r o m T a m p a wher e
11 he spent s e v e r a l weeks.

auto
Miss An ni e Higdon "f I’a l a l k a is
Ihni.tki't \ a . t o make
Hie c h a r m i n g house g u e s t of Miss I J, If. I’ropst of Okeechobee s pe nt
k 1 hey m e the gues t i
■ad. A li Sting milker Eloise Wa l ke r .
t h e week end her e as t h e guest of
Mr. and Airs. R. P. J e nki ns .
Jln-y will live in the
Mr. a m i Mr s. W u r t \V. W a r n e r
residence, which anil t w o soils, Ra l p h nn.l F r a n z,
'"Jllglu
Mr. and Mrs. D r u r y
Her ndon
’ 'A1-Im d v b y

l eave T u e s d a y m o r n i n g in f h e i r e a r mo t o re d to D a y t o n a Beach S u n d a y
,
f or Ohio, t h e f o r m e r ho me of Mr. w h e r e t he y s p e n t t he da y .
'h*
Mitchell
1Il' i ' W a r n e r .
T h e y will al so visit at
" li t.it m ip C a m e r o n
| o t h e r p o in t s in t he middl e We s t
Mr. a n d Mrs. F r a n k il. S cr u g gs
lyU|'l live III I lie W. A.
b e f o r e r e t u r n i n g home.
"I!'.',
m o t or e d In O r l a n d o Sun d ay . They
were accompanied
by the
Airs,
Mr. a n d Mrs. H a r r y L. (Jihson S c r u g g s , Mrs. H. H. Cha ppel l, who
Mr. \ kb v P a r v i s an d
r
e
t
l
i
m
e
d
home
S
u
n
d
n
y
f
r
o
m
N
o
r
t
h
wan cumuli- to Lukcl und w h e r e she
„ si.i "id .Mr. i.ii’l C a r o l i n a w h e r e
t he y h ave been will visit her d a u g h t e r , Mrn. 11. J.
'if' i and .1nines, J r. s p e n d i n g t h e p a s t t h r e e weeks.
i ' em h e r t im.
'm' Iriiin -everal we e ks
‘B'lllii III sell.
Miss M a r t h a Coney of J a c k s o n ­
J a n i e s L. We l l s r e t u r n e d home
Turn. N a liajijiy littl*- ville is vi si t i n g h e r e a« t h e g u e s t ; S a t u r d a y f r o m B r e v a r d , N. C-.
ban m , | m mg b o u g h t o f h e r a u n t , Mrs. H a r r y L. Gi bson I w h e r e he s p e n t a s h o r t t i m e with
a t h e r h ome on M y r t l e Avenue ,
I.
his f nmi l y w h o a r e s p e n d i n g t he
sum m er at thnt popular summer
Mi s s Eloise W a l k e r
and
her
. ■J I'tmlii sailed f r o m ho us e g u e s t , Miss A n n i e Bi gdon r es o r t .
*'■ Aug li, for Toki u o f Bu l at k a, Miss F.thel Lou W a l k
1 lnK 1" win .I received e r a n d W. W. W a l k e r m o t or e d to | Minii Evelyn Anderson left S u n ­
d a y m orning for Brovard, N. C.
D a y t o n a He-V-h
Sunday
w h e r e where she will join h e r sinter, Mrs
(*t h e y s p e n t t h e day.
J a m e s L. Wells who is spiraling
il “" k m , who
h a s been
the s u m m e r in th e m ountains uf
Slllll PUe I' (lI points in
Miss Olive N ew m an a n d Miss
N orth Carolina.
dim“ a r r u c j here
Hosa
G
ray.
Calvin
T
eague,
M
artin
F riday
' a ft'w days on buBi- T e a g u e , Robert McKeowti and Al
C. U. T uir.er o f O rlando spent
rf** Butchiiihon r e t u r n e d
P* fToiii Miami w h e r e
.

s

b e r t Connelly formed a conigenial Urn day hero Sunda;
the guest
p a r t y m otoring to D aytona Beach of friends leaving
n d a y f o r CoSunday.
coa jyhertt ' fee goes on busmeai.

Mr. F is he r of Delco, N. C„ is
v i si t i n c Alonzo Melvin t h i s week.
Mr. a nd Mrs. C r a n k O s b o r n of
S a r a s o t a , a r e visit i nc h e r m o t h e r ,
Mrs. M. V. Evans.
Mrs. M. S t ev en s r e t u r n e d
last
week f rom AVa lie tin la, w h e r e s he
h a s been vi r it i oc r elatives.
Mrs. W. G. F e r c u s n n m a d e a
bus i ne s s t r ip to L ongwood W e d ­
nesday.
Miss Rosalie Hraddoek r e t u r n e d
F r i d a y from He I,and, w h e r e she
spent the past week wi t h r el a ti v e s
ami friends.
Miss Rut h Ri vers a n d Miss C e ­
leste Rivers, who h av e been visit i nc t h e i r a n a l , .Mrs. ,1. H. Co c h r a n ,
for se ver al weeks, left S u n d a y f or
t h e ir home at Camil la, (la., a c c o m ­
panied by Marcus G r e en, H o r a c e
Coc hra n, and Miss Kivu Co chr a n,

SANFORD VISITORS ARE HONORED AT
PARTY'"GIVEN RY MRS. J. G. SHARON
Fi i l e r t a i ni nc in h e r u s u a l gr nc
miis maimer. Mrs. J a m e s (5. S h a r o n
was hostess S a t u r d a y nf t er noi p
" l i e u she e n t e r t a i n ed a t b r i d e " at
her home on Tenth S t r e e t h on o r i n g !
her lioust ...... . Mrs. W. S. J o r d o n |
of Jacksonville, ami a n u m b e r of
visi tors to Sanford, i n e l u d in c Mrs.
N o rm a K ;.■; Mc l.auchli li of New
York City, the c u e s t o f Mrs. Hub­
ert A Newma n, Mrs. W. J Stecsl
o f Kp-ooiniee. the e m ' s t of Mrs
J. G Hall. Miss Rosa
(Iray
of
I . aureus, S. (',, t h e c u e s t of Mrs
Allierl P I ■niielly. Miss I.OIlisn
lb i - l i e s ..1 J a eks onvi l le t h e c ue st
*d
Mrs. ( b-orce
A . HeCottes.
S l m n i u: honors wi t h t h e v is i tor s
w a s Mis. J o h n R. McDona l d who
l e a n s Sept. I f or Eustis .
The a r ti st i c color s c h em e of
purple. c"ld and cc ee n w a s b e a u t i ­
fully curried mil wi t h b a s k e t s of
dee p lined zinnias, cohletl m a n
■int'i
Colds
witli e r e . r.ery
do,,
Ta
m fiiscinat inc

s i e n s of s u m m e r ci r l s , wi t h the
v a r i o u s slindes of p u r p l e c o w n s
w e r e used in k e e p i n c s c or e s for
t h e c a rd c a m e . W h e n t h e s e wencollected, the pr ize for t o p score,
a n I tal ian cut work em b ro i d e r ed
c u e s t towel was a w a r d e d Mrs. (1
F. S mi t h. In c u t t i n c f or t h e con
solatii *. prize, also a n e m b r o i d e r e d
Cnest towel, Mrs. ( i e o r c e A. He­
C o t t e s w a s the lucky one.
Mrs.
J o r d o n yvns p r e s e n t e d a lovely
hiind-)inilite.| basket as a c i f t f rom
h er hostess, while t he o t h e r honor
Cn es t s received d a i n t y h a n d ma d e
han d ke rc h ie fs .
Ihirinc the came, ref reshing
fruit piineli was s er ve d, a n d lifter
the pr izes had t u - i a w a r d e d t he
host e ss, a s s is t e d by Mrs. F o r r e s t
l-'ike, Mrs. R a y mo n d Key a n d Mrs.
W. J. T h i c p e n se r ve d a t e n i p t i n c
s al ad anil ice cour se
The c m - s t s im lulled only the
lined i n t i m a t e f ri e nds id' Hie c u e s t of Ill'll. &gt;J'.

Ml. Albert W h i t a k e r an d f a m i l y
ar e iii&gt;a m e tin- w eek into t h e ir
lovely new team wtm h w a s re
i cut lv -mpleled i 'M I i v- t al Lake.

M ■ll'-l 'll
Mr and Mi s M W l.ollell bad
I I &gt; Woo.li uf I’ and
i mall
f.
. J, k n i l " bn i e been a . then cu.'sl
the Week end.
ii i' . ii ,C I II nine
i l.lU lr
Mist.
Mabel
ill l' "li m i t n ut Mr
a t ......... ...... line a short tiin.' at I l a m e s and ( .. oi y I o\\ell o f Lees
Jh.'
........
Imaii
of
" M o d er n
l b ("I. l .111,1 11
N &lt; wi t h t tie for ! b a r e
\ rneriea" held a ver y i n s t ru ct i v e
MU I ’ pill i ill
Mi a n d Mr,.. F, L.
meet i lie. T u es d a y e v e n i n c in t he W .... Itntt
hull over Sjoblom' : • store.
Mr and Mrs. Wi lliam F e l l e r oi
I New York a r r i v e d nt S a n f o r d Son
.Ml
.b'llll Leomirdi
an d
hei day for an inde f i ni t e s t a y a n d ar e
The s e r vi c es nt t he c o m m u n i t y
c h u r c h were well at t e nded S u n d a y , lied tn i M i ­ W C. I la t hi oek and st lipping at t he Valdez.
t h e r e heiiic I'd present at t h e Nab- | la •a hi i I’eti llulhi' ock of I’liint
for
ba t h School. The P o p u l a r se rvi c e C m . left M-aiday m o r n i a c
ai h w h er e
t he v w ill
Mi am I Airs t J e ur ge F l a n l l &lt;d'
S u n d a y e v e n i n g which w a s v er y Ha\ b 'ii.i
i St Align tint* spent the w ee k end
abl y c onduc t e d
by Mr. W y m a n , -pend Urn week
I III S.llll"! I as the g-iiest o f f riends
was al so well all ended
Alt and M r It ( ieorce and . In) ■
e n j o y i n g a t r ip to dl e o . ' an a iii I Hi Die left Sal i inlay
A m o n c 11'
Itmi Wilv of I ' m a t i l k i spent I lie
I lay tuna It a, ti S u n d a y w er e. W. I'm LI I" ilmi. I t Valley and At Ian
(I. F e r e u oi an d fami ly, Mr-, a n d la I . t . and Vlkeii S (' . w h e r e week aid ill (lie city 11 un- nrl uig
Im-1 a.
Mrs M a e s l i n e n , lv D &lt;Jreeii I hex . ill pcn.l . vei n I weeks
and l a t n i l i , ami Ml J a c k S a n d e r s
an d fami ly
Mi .ml Ml
&lt;;
S m i t h of
li I " b i l e of Miami wa s a m o n g
I L i, d
I&gt;. ill tli
ay S u n d a y m t he
in Sanlol' d
il* mess Visit o| s
of Mr and fill
the cues
Miss II ' 11e ri Omni e n t e r t a i n e d a Su nli
ic week end
I bulgin' s al I heir lioine
n u m b e r " I her young f ri e nds S a t - Ah
1111 1 Height s
u i d n y . it 1being her e l eve nt h bi r t h- i .ii
All and Mrs I . A. Mi nek of New
day.
A swim in b ea u t i f u l Luke
Have n, Conn,, wer e a m o n g t h e vis
Alary added much to this en ju ya b le
In
I. Pa Ik -pent S u n d a y in ito r.- a r r i v i n g h er e on S u n d a y
i n r a s i o n a l t e r which del ir ious r r
Halt .
Be tell.
t l eslioii lil - w er e served.
Mr. and Airs. W. 1' Cody J r , of
The .Mi s s i s Rut h Han d, Virginia - At lant ii , a r r i v e d here S a t u r d a y for
Mrs. W. (, Fer gi i sou mi l er t ai m' d
El i zabet h
S h o e m a k e r I a short st ay and ar e g u e s t s at I lie
h e r Sunday Srhool cl as s of g ir l s MeHmind.
Almiday ti fl eniooii
in honor
of and .Mildred Hand will ret u r n home 1Montezuma.
Miss I bind Ilea W y m a n ' s bi r t h d ay , I'm day mo r n i n g from I ' a m p Jo
T e a y o u n g girl ’ enj oyed this Imp- I'll I e. S. C , w here t hey have spent
| Mrs. L. AI Mitchell a n d Aliss
Hie pa-t eight weeks.
pv o ccnsiiiii.
! Helen AL Br own of T a m p a spent
Alt mid All s, E n d or Cut let I of I t he week ell.I 111 S an f o rd .
Ali a nd All
Robert K. H e r n d on
an d two sons, ’"blue amt E m m e t t tu'iii i n sailed I t o m Hallimoi'e, Aid .
Miss Evelyn
Wilkinson,
M u
m o t or e d to J.i
oitviilc S u n d a y I1inl.ii Aug Ju on t h e S. S. Allcg
Alton
(lulit er
E\ idyn
I b i n ow
W her e they v
- l " :.d a shor t tiipe ban , of J.o t,M&gt;m die
mid J u l i a n Yarn were a eongeuial
as the goe-t
I M and Mrs. I hi vAl i s Mm y 11 a m
w Im has been pari y mo t or i ng " H a y t o n a Itraeli
Miller
t lie guest lit Mrs
'infill W Tat 1S mida \ 1"i i he .| ay
b i l l ill tier home mi
Magnolia
Mm Ellen
loy, M I- » Nor m i Avenue for I be p,
Weiviihiti h k a • Coni n u t let al
I few week
Al. in I1'e an d All
Aim s Miekler i
lel &lt;11 Ill'll la I Week " her limuc in ' -ft»". I a i, for eon-1 ru.d l"li of Cull'
t u r n e d home
T h a i - d a y eveninc i I lustmi, J'i \ a | ( 'miill s' i mu I houi'i'.
f r o m an . xt ended t r ip which m
eluded New ^ 'O f k , N i a g a r a Fall
Tun I.AIE TO CLASSIFY
\ n I "t \b Luulin n i ni lied ti.iiue
Washing
T o r o n t o and
Pink
■' Ul da v 11 "in
I '. 1 1 Al &gt; i i
w In*r e
di-tpli la
" \ N'l'E11
'Two young. iii'Ht- ap
111 '"'111 the pa I Week
p e a n n g men to niaku Jl.'i per
Air. a:,-1 All. J o h n W i l b u r M
Apply b et we en H !i a in ,
Wi lliam Hull"*.' spoil| lb,' week dnv
kee foriii. i Iv of S a n f o r d but now •■ml al D a y t o n a Heaeh wi t h Ins b d |&gt; m
Henr y
We r t h e i m n r ,
of S a v a n n a h . Ca , unnoi i nr c ib- p a r e n t s , Air. a n d Mrs. | | . &lt;'. Mu
S a n f o n l l oan an d S a v i n g s ('.. U| I
bi r th o f a *u•ii A ug u st
111.
Tin- Hose.
.Magnolia Ave.
liahy ha s been n a m e d f ’hiirles
i
r o t t McKee.
Mr. and Mrs
O t t o Ander son,
N E W five loom
Bun ga l o w
fur
Aliss Lottie H.iltz.ehiw, Miss Ehz
sale n r rent G a r a g e . Call l!ll)-.l.
T. 1.. I l u ma s who h a s been ii P aliel h Jo h ns o n. Aliss Manic ( i n n e r .
ing Ins d a u g h t e r Airs, A r t h u r lla,
Archie
Eiaitklin
and
Wi lliam
f.ntiit Geor gi a brick
/ a i d m A u g u s t a , is now speiuti
luii'lie were a m o n g
t ho s e
from F O R S A L E
A real bar ga i n. N. II G a r n er .
a shor t t i me at H i g h l a n d s , N i . S a n f o r d s p e n d i n g S u n d a y at Ibiv
Mr an d Mrs. Iliiaias a r e exp. &gt;ti ■! ou a Heaeh
to ri'liiiM h o m e the l a t t e r pal l "t
t h i s week,
Aliss Maui.- ( i n n e r of ' Tampa i
visi ti ng in S a u l . &gt;1.1 a - I lie guest of
Mrs. Dali C Wi lder of J a c k -.on Mrs. (III.. An,I, ........
\ ill.- a r m a d her e Monday nl’tei
noon anil is t h e gue s t of h e r ni-iili
Mrs. ( lai.'in . T'li'li)
has
re
er, AH-- J o h n T
Br ad y at )" 1 I ur n ed Imiiu' nila-t
plea -mil Vis
h ome on P u l m c t l n Avenue.
il wi t h fni' i uls al
Juir g.

[Mexican Bandits 1
itfwo in Train HpJf

Jolly-Hammond

MEXICO CITY. Au*. 28c
Two [tassencers were kilt
t h r e e se rio u sly and several
ly w ounded when bandits hel
an electric street-car running
t w e e n I’uehln and Cholula

Mr. a n d Mrs. O t t o S t hn ic hl
itriimunce t h e e n g a g e m e n t and
approaching marriage
of t h e i r d a u g h t e r
J u l i a T h o r p e Joll y
to
G e o r g e Vi ct o r H a m m o n d
of O r l ando,
The w e d d i n g to t a k e place in
September.

day.

*7771

Five a r m e d men boarded t)M'&lt;

One Killed and Four
Others Hurt in Riot
In Mexico City Sunday
M E X I C O C I T Y . Aug. "il. i/P&gt; —
One f ed e ra l s oldi er " ' a s killed a n d
three students
a n d one
traffic
pol i c eman w e r e i n j u r e d when s e v ­
e r al t h o u s a n d s t u d e n t s s t a r t e d a
riot at inter sehol i ist i e a t h l e t i c c o n ­
t e s t s in t h e Mexico Ci ty S t a d i u m
y e s t e r d ay .
Keen r i v a l r y b et we e n the oppos
m g g r o u p s of high selio.'l an d eol
lege y o u t h s develop. ' . I into a free*
for all fight d u r i n g which stones
wi re i blow n
I*.'del a I troop', w e r e elllled and
f iled lilt" I lie a i r
This led to
' n i n e s p e c t a t o r s o p e n i n g fire with
t h e ir pistols
The s o ld i e r killed
was s t r u c k by a bullet, li ne sill
i lent received a bullet w o un d in
one leg, while o t h e r wer e br uised
I y si ones.

and forced tho motorman to
T h e r e u p o n , a b o u t tw enty,
began f irin g into tho car and (
w n n ls e n te r e d it and robb«l)t .!
te r ro riz e d passenjfom.
S m w of the wounded lure
peg *.*d to die, including th e
mil i and the chief of polled / ’t
A'liiiluln.
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Amusements

One Killed, Another
Is Hurt in GauK War

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Cl l i e At it).
Aug.
"ii
Irl’I
I k i n g s I i t s ’ gum; blazed a g a i n to
itax. killing .'lie a n d possi bly f a t a l
Iv wou nd in g a n o t h e r .
Two me n w a l ke d delilx' i' utoly up
llic anl oinobil. ' of Mi.'ha.'I Ulan
do, ill, r e s t a u r a n t o wn er , a n d fired
u I u-lllailc t ha t killed hi m.
Ilis
wife, in t h e front seat w i t h hi m,
was u n h u r t , tint J o s e p h V i i r m l n i m ,
IP, in the ru a r seat, w a s shot in t he
left lung.
lie ma y die.
The t r i o hud a l t e a . l e d a Sicir.iau
ccli'bi nt Ion a nd ha d j u s t g o t t e n in
to t he a u t o m o b i l e w he n (lie a t t a c k
occur red.
The g u n m e n esc np '.I,

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11 p. m.

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I ' a r n m o u n t' a
ad

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Anri Ford .Sterling
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Card Of Thanks

Miinne New*

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We wi sh to t h a n k nllr devot ed
f ri e nds f o r the i r m a n y a c t s of
k mdne s n a n d t h e ir g e n u i n e w o r d s
of love, s y m p a t h y ami riieaiirngv*
mi'll t whi ch hel ped u s to iiutcc
easil y reconcile o ur s e l ve s t o t he
i r r e p n a b l c loss Ilf a ilex., let wife,
n e i t h e r ami d a u g h t e r .
.1 A. IVdliutie
Ri cha r d C l a r k I ' ed mu ie
J o h n Ar t In ir I V d m e r r . Jr.
Rev J S Clark
Mrs J. S. Clark

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“ Up in Mabel's Room,"
Al &lt; hriMtle*H Laugh Special^
with Marie 1‘revnat, Harri­
son Ford, I'hyllA Haver.
—Comedy—
“The Sky Jumper”

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Mr !' 7,-l Mrs. Robert. I.asln r oil
A r t h u r Xuchurv J r , a nd F r a n k
i liildren a n d Mrs. J o h n T. Hi el, ' D u tt on J r . ,
li ft
Saturday
for
a m t n i c l t o S il v er S p r i n g s Suiula, W a s h i n g t o n , I» C. They will stop
w h e r e t h e y s pe nt t he day.
I'lirmite a t points m N o r t h Carol
ma.
Mr. and Mrs, E. K inlaw and
h.-iliy s pe nt t h e day ver y plea ant I,
M a s t e r S a m i ' l t l a i n a of T a m p a
S u n d a y at Dnyl mi n Heaeh.
u. v is i t i n g his a u n t Mrs. E. I), Mol.
lev at h e r home &gt;&gt;n Oak .Avi -iiuc.
Mr a ii . I Mrs. I’al Ban.lv w ■i &gt;
am. r.g tin* S a n f o n l peopl n .■|i|"\
Mr. a n d Mrs. .1 II Hall of Sa
m g S u n d a y at Day. mu llr ach
vnmuih, (in. a r m e d in t he •Hy
S u n d a y f or a short visit, here
Miss Adclc Ri ncs spent I lie da\
S u n d a y at. D a y t o n a Beach a Mi'
g u e s t o f f ri e nds.
Gainesville
Ro b e rt II fMIg.'S
of
spent the d a y F i n l a y a s the gin I
of friends.

Mr. a n d Mr s. L eona r d l.eifester
of B u r t o w r e t u r n e d t o t h e ir home
Monda y m o r n i n g a f t e r a pleasant
visit h e r e w i t h t h e l a t t e r ’s sister,
Mrs. J o h n Ixmiiardi. Mrs. Leifest e r is a p r o m i n e n t cl ub woman, hr
ing p r e s i d e n t o f t h e Ba rt o w Worn
ail’s Club,

Three and Four, EU
Piece Models
Priced at

$ 12.50

S e m in o le

Mr s R. M. Mason a n d d a u g h t e r ' f ? !
have r e t ur ne d I
Mrs. Ned S m i t h
ho mo f r o m F o r t Meade w h e n t hey j
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h av o bee n v i s i t i n g r elatives.

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CnforlunaMy it Isn’t atyliah t* 'j
dress latys in chain armor. .I f '
that were passible the w^ar ps
Inn fur youngsters would bo 00t*
tied. The nest beat' thing ta.
durabhi grade of all wool fa____
In our Fall sulta for. WtfC*
Staunchly tailored — attractli
patterned—thriftily prleoiL

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Florida Cleaners &amp; Dyers
By O.sG. C i n t h k u l

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HOSIERY

Linens, percale*, broaddotha In middy and
hutton-on sty les.. A targe assortment of ususual Value* at

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G e o r g e I’i t l s H ug h es of Mian"
a r r i v e d h e r e F r i d a y for a slim I
s t a y lieru on husiiiess.

A. B. Allen mo t o re d D&gt; Wi n t er
H a ve n, S u n d n y w h er e lie s pe n t the
d a y vi si t i n g f riends.

-th at he won’t
in a hurry!

Long wear— that's what ta wanted ta hoyo*

hosiery and that’s th«r kind we’re al

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�MORNING GAME TO COLl

NFORD
Game By Innings

Cardinals Capture Eighth
Straight Game To Remain
Close Behind Buccaneers

REDS CAPTURE
2 GAMES FROM
LOWLY BRAVES

Kill*! Star Auto Racing Lakeland'S
step - Daughter And|piIots R dy For Crippled BUi
Louisiana Man

seriously Hurls VI

Charlotte

Events By TopR“

F irst inning: Vian was hit hy
the f irst pitched hnll, Toss flied to
A I l.x W I ' I I I \ . I n . A inr
deep right, ( ’ox hit into a douhlo
l/|'i
I Ini Sclimidt, 1. l.iilcd to
! c l I \R L U T T K , N. C„ Aug, 22 —
play, Hailey to Frishie to Hnisley.
* T I’KTKHSBUBO,
11■11 11nt1■■Id"i ;i M1 ■j .h .lh . ID, i T
I' I' C do Paolo, Hob Mellon
No Hits, no runs, no e rrors.
, ' ' "'plaint tuok ’
wi t h .’in i m ‘ a n d pfol ilil- r d all;,
j
1
111
,m
,
Hi■
11111-11
Hill.
Karl
Cooper
i t.j t■■■11.11 1 ,
wound 11 1.1 w ' le u :
Hensley flied to center, Frisian
(Hv the Associated Frews)
. fcKsionul team in A kron and were
LaSalle I'.im -li, today a id 1 1- d m 1 Pact lie ,o r e , F r a n k Lockhart, and
grounded to short, Dumas lifted
I " 11 uinateuf U
St. Louis w as only a trifle l,,.. I h.d.l tot less and n m lc ss hy one
to the w""d h c u 'ia g a li-'lr.mi :o,d 1:: do-'t 11 o th e r n a tio n a lly known
to left. No hits, no runs, no e r ­
|
in
i-'lwny'
driv
e
rs
tuned
up
th
e
ir
j DP left vacant hy
hind P ittlh u r g h today fo r the te a l 1 l.aHcy helchnn,. 1 l(,&gt;
V ’ ’ [*
:o coiiioano d Ic, lii ^ dog.
rors.
A |'ii -. i* w .i-1 t’io iiii il in 1li 1 no■' haoical im am ls here today for 1 were m in re,j |a„t
.
'
Seniml inning: P e trie got « hit of the N ational League. St. I.ouis , ‘ "* ' &gt;" «’■
A f t e r Kl i i u rh u 1 1 ueiulihoi'honil and
yartety hut Kelt hum had I .lir a s S a v e s O p c m r
l - | a - --1' 11■■ of s p r in ts r a n g in g from vie tor v gay,. thp
to third, C row e th re w wildly aud won its eighth s t r a i g h t g a m e yes ' " f ‘
La to I Ml m ilrs and cash prize* to- &lt;&gt;r three.
le
rd
a
y
behir.d
.less
H
a
in
e
s’
excell
,
1
itched
in
1
&gt;
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r
1
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:a
olll
i."7
t
he
Woods.
She
I
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L.
M.
l
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p
s
l
u
n
H
a
m
m
e
r
s
n
o
n
n
h
u
e
he went to second, Wells flied to
tal-n::
into.
L A K K I.A N l)
y
e
n
t
m
ark
sm
a
n
sh
ip
.
T
he
F
risc
h-!
Max
I
arey.
H»l.o
A
dam
s
and
I
h
u
is,
o
f
J
e
n
a
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I
tinc
a
u
s
e
of
I ru in M m i m l ; S e c o n d ( t a m e
Hailey, Abram* singled to right,
less (Hants w ere the victims, •! to
..... Higher, recently Member
Itii'li qualifier* Were to open the 1 Hrazicr, ,-f
I- 110 wo.
I I he 11 a ge d v u a 11
P etrie scored, T in k e r grounded to
S f u l i l m r n l y F o u g h t Hit (.tic
' o f the Pittsb u rg h tenia, aig.ounce.l
t
r
i-'i-l 101 idf , r'. i :.t -. with two ”5 ini le sprint ; Kowalski, -j),
I'fu
'.I
her it l
Hensley, A bram s
took
second. 2. and T ra v is J nekton, who Inn tin &gt; wished the P ira te s all t fit* sueHeck, M
l,
l
I
nii
1
on
11
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lir
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nt
S
I
JUKI.
Second,
w
a
succeeded
F
ra
nkie
as
captain,
con
old,
ill.
Job mu,:. flied to Frishie. Two hits,
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tributed a brace of e r r o r s to tie- cc- ■ to he ha I ami th a t they should
I 1 . eat o 'oil I u l . f " l i 1 li itiul f ifth prizes of i-n u l l.', ,
1 in a 1 rill
one rim, one error.
l’T:t vo-.e, 1 f
j|
'•'oii. '
S lull .mil if-JOII re -peel
defeat.
F our plage digits w e ir i I mi h mi top
Crowe sm gied to left. Allen
Ellain. It,
' Tli ti Wi ll mr Hohiiison,
r otuiul
i '.ell- ul li'i'i il.
necessary
&lt;
&lt;
&gt;
distinguish
I'ltt
' t i e d to left, [iMoluir forced Clowe
Hill k |. 1,
r
111a 11:11*&gt; i' of Li nnkU ll, had s&gt;une
\
burg h 's lead.
■ ■ 1 1 -•, / 1 "i ■1*2 ,tint) yviis o f
nt second, Hailey singled to cent
I 11
■I i'
ST.
( ’oilgl'T, I,
■
I l u n g o&gt; .it
H.ihhjt M al:mi \ die,
. ,( ; o i i ........... Dili- r v v i i l , mii
M
a
nag
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r
Met
I
raw
&gt;
&gt;
f
tinCinni
Diinliar look third
lie scored
F.^onlvlvii
K
r
r
o
s
f
L
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C
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h
u
Willey,
h
,
i
he
-aid,
iv; i
r
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e
a
e
d
to
m
a
k
e
1f 1
1 |- V. || n il 1 &gt; i’ i * oti’cl cd liy
a double leal, Raw- &gt;n ground lias suspended Frisch indiTimtel, l onln r,, | . ■&gt;&gt;I s 1*&gt; I- blood.
I ,1 rihil.l I- H Mi \ 1: ,u 11
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1
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t
the
team
17.
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o
,
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l
pl
an*
,t" short. Two hit- . one rur.
r I Mt I
It
tllg
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I■
, Total-:
J5
i a i &lt;■\ wlm .ins a w a lilo l to
! I&gt;
Louis Sa tu rd a y iimP arrived a t In
. I, '■
p:iii 1 !? 1 .2 (111;
H i t s to T r o l l e y
I l o d g e r s St. I ■10 1 a r do ' i i I 1" d a s e. , ,, ; m il
t h i rd . ST. I'ET’E
errors.
A,
Krnoklyn,
is
-"-aring
III
ye
a
rs
old.
(HI; 1",i , lit, o.Tilli; f i f t h , Y-HHI a n i
home in New York yesterday.
■lohiistitn,
if
1
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gai'ie
a
ml
.el
1
1
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1111
T hinl inning: Vine* lifted to
"Hig Mouse” f'lahoiigli, of T y le r
r h, q.'iui.
"I diil not d e s e r t and I've not
V,litre,■ il Sell lull .1 IT ;!&lt; 1 i"ll " f a per
IV al tun, :&lt;h
if
D umas, D unbar made a nice catch
NC IN NATL
\u g . ”
. Pi
hi llii- Ku-t 'U-xas League, hit his
Ml dl l'. &gt; IM Wi l l' i n l c r e d in Uu' Ri'own, l’Ii
1
of V ian’s drive. Foss singled to quit baseball," he said. “ I haven t hist home m u of the season, be I
'll leader
1111 1111 i;it 1 took two 0 x 11:1 I'lioiig 1 ret III"e point of I lie
ITaat , sent of 150 miles.
Five Allen, rf
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tie
c e n te r, lie w as out ste a lin g sec­ been feeling well lately and want
.'lull
w
tu
ii
tin
y
I'm
third
of
c
from
llo1
mi
Sondii&gt;
mid
i d to take a good re st to rcguln my t i r i n g the rei'U'd &gt;&gt;t Tmiy I.a/./eri , g . m 1 11 a 1 lea 11 . i'i |i of I ho - c- I lie I I n
to Rryan, p If
"W T ork I le m ■oil dollar w as o ffered
f,
f r o m tl'-&gt;
A lwo run fully in I he tenth in ond. One hit, no ru.'.s, no e rrors.
health. My legs Inter gone barn now with the Y a n ’tte s , when he i ' I*y winning the UrM gam e, 1 ( f il'd , I I, 1 !’
g
( i'aol
t 1 n :i&gt; I lu drive* who pushed his 1110117,t Kunihii,
Williams fouled to third, Hens­
Hahe
w
as
w
il
h
Sail
1
.ake
(
it
y.
[tiff e nabled O rlando to cop t|)e
on me uftd I ju s t could r o t go on
will, Mt t e v e r ttie fini li line, ( Hlier Austin, II,
i l l " I [ diiei I 111
j
in ID ii'tiing and till- I eei 1lul rulilil 1 d I
(tilth lends I In A m erican League
irtiimc g m ne from the ( 'tilery- ley tripled to deep rig h t, Frishie the field.”
i|u
j
10,1
hs i n / 1' t or t lie m u m event, w e r e : Liu law , ,
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d
10
I”
him
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Tin
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ih by th e ncore of *1 to t T hree flied (o &lt;-i liter, Hensley scored aft
in i in mt licit' w itli ,'t!t and Hack I'. '
• 1 mut, ifd, YnU;
third,
$1,750; I lawk 0, *
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**‘l didn't h a te any run in with U d on
f Cli cag". the N ational . b.ii' ■I I Imi'.lme no; of : hi- ll' , 01 lb
tfflcs, mi e r r o r and n dehiycd e r the cati h. Unions grounded In
I. .
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'line,
mid
tool
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I'll'
lull
second,
(tin
lot,
one
run,
no
er
l l of hom e proved enough for
with 1 a,
' ■1’; - i nt li, 1.To: e 1 tit li. $t!fitl,
0 11 ,, | o
I've played there before."
( h til : ,1 fe
g a i 'e d ;i tieiv li .e l.llt I .lira, held
visitors in llieir h a lf of Mu­ tin*.
I’tiilaih Iplua hi
* e h. . ..50 m, I t- nt h, SJ.50D,
lo 1 000 "
I I
lot a! .
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&lt; iiiciiinali, H- mg Iioiiohue, 1.0 pi m u llli'llce in P-- I* w ith a heiLV v W1,1 1 tie Peds 111 d I |u&gt; 1 1mint 11,
ttra In nine.
Fourth inning: Cox fouled to
1' .
11*
I
I,.
Hy
iiinmg,;
m
ill
timing
m o i I m i n -d
lie
cits,
May
an&lt;l
Ltique.
look
a
double
lit
added
to
it
1
w
1
igId
boxing
hi
Wells
(Bob Vir.en, elongated Hiibmniim- Ituwsnn, Petrie walked,
I l . „ I,
I u inni ng t a l k Wlltl "lie out ni I lie i' I, &lt; e
I akelaiiil
201'
H int, toiled on the hill for Or walked, A bram s singled to left header fiooi Hoston, t to &gt; ar.d &gt; S r -ipn &lt; rllti-iinial eelehration and I ■11' tl
(Tie
S t . Pete, d,urg
i&lt; ■ul g a m e
wa
to
ti.
T
h
e
f
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rs
t
c
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t
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s
t
wen
t
ten
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p
l
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mi
S
unday
a
tui
001L
Petrie
scored
Wells
Wvr.I
to
tliinl
ido (inti llltlmogh Iniit-hed for
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liuni
i\
a
age
t
ti
•
e.iI-.
si J. 1 Tills fought h i l l 1 le w III, li I li
Sumuiai \ : Tivu ba»L
vinleat ill! el ferelice.
nod Abrams to sw nnd, Tinker i n n i n g s an d I III- s e e .....I t wel ve, * &gt;o ] g
;ht sa fe tie s, he pitcher) i rcdtl
I'
' t i n CM). \m
Will ton; ttiree hase h4l
t e co n l . / . g to Cmuiie Ma r k , t h e r e lb it u mi 111 I tie I ,'t li 1. mu d In &lt;m
ball. Tie was knocked down forced Wells al the plate, J o h n ­ S a t l i r d a v tin t e a m s played I t to
|"I I', r
1' litVoye; stolen
......... S u n d a y bas eb al l lug 1Wo nir-; win 1 Hu ri e. unit IT
th e f ir s t of t lie ninth
by 11 son grounded to short. Urn- lot niiig : to a ” ” tie. T he 1 efni e , ('in i 1V(|| |„.
M E M P H IS . Aug. lid. |7P) Maj. Kowalska, Heck;
• i"!,'
T 1
i- u n i 1 lias pl ayed "D f r a m e s I 1 p,,., Sl.;l ,,Mj i,,., i.nve of s c h e d u l e ( I I ' - ' p o p 1 l y ,
lVO to first nftc r he had roll one run. no erro rs.
\ I Uohii' V, a eon lilting e a g iu
.............
•i e b y i n n i n g s :
will
two
g
a
m
e
s
vvalski, Willey; double
f
r
o
m
t
he
s
l
uhhoi
a
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f
,,
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hot
that
mi
v
c
s
l
c
r
d
a
y
, to tile infield, hot rci overed
Crowe fouled to lyft, Allen Walk­
I t le1 1!
.• 1 a i d lo- wife, M a rg a re t died to
kins to Austin;
Hrnvcs.
Tinvictories
FI
If
S
T
GA.MK
t'Dl
when
his
le
a
m
del
r
a
t
e
d
t
lie
(
hi
id finished the entile.
ed. Uimluir skied to left, Allen
day "I 1n inra ?- l eeeiveil when they left on base, Ukrliij
I g a m e of ' !,
1
Heds one full g a m e lieiliml t he j
Wh
i
t
e
S
o
:
,
d
to
2, wn* a i c ’mi
odd mm 1ittij n
R o g e r William*, on the uiouml took second on a passed hall. Hail
n "ul l"iqrhl 11 ■1■■ wav iliioiigh a Idar.e ershurg Id; tiaxe oaU
1 piti lung q. . i ■ ! Wei
leader*,
1 surer-.-- except for a d r i zz l e whi ch I 1, - niiinl i t III I (Ml ODD I I ' l i i
Sanford, lacked efficiency and ey walked, Itawser, grounded to
le 1. I il
I d 1 M ei III.
' 1 i ho t al the Dabney home e a r ly this d. Hawkins ; F
llusli
fill
t
hi
niic
limit.
Mark
was
a
r
m
e
d
C
h
i
c
a
g
o
’s
C
u
bs
mid
Guy
P
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1
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e
;
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(
o
dd
.litit
li,
H
e
a
r
n
a
n
d
j
_J rapped for l.’l sinushe;.. Ih- third. No hits, no runs, no e rro rs
ed I llt'i e el 1
whirl' if- ru in g in a futile e ffo rt to save H a w kin s 1 .Tin 6;
If III 1 ig
w it h ;iu in iuiiei i"n and l.eft y G r o w 'I,o. I"!-; Dmiohne,
I Ioiiohue, Lucas and II. 11 w ill, a t'.'. 1 "ii but: ,
tpt them fnirly well sc a tte re d ,-x
Fifth inning: Vines hit to short, a l so nci iimphslu d s m n e record : wih 1 urves and good cmitrul.
. o r tvv ,, i n , lie i’te "I then d a u g h t e r S a r a h tiv pitcher, by Hitkj
g 1a •
Ipt in the tenth inning.
Vian hit to W illiams, Vim-s look basehall. The t e a m t u r n e d in ltd
Lee ,, 1 n ipped by the fla m e s in her wild iiili-h, Hryan,
III I I e.| I ll I'i-ie Mill
I Cleveland’* liuliar.s, heading for
SE C O N D GA.MK
Orlando scort-d f ir s t in the sec second, Foss h e a t o u t an infield as si s t * in h e a t i n g Mronlyn, d to I) New Ymk for a n o th e r “crucial hit
S&lt; ,,| 1* ti v inn injM :
ieepillt.' a purl nielli.
llawhins^ umnirtj,
a n d Rush pllcluxi l i i s ' ^ f i k success
ll,. T"t&gt;
Itlltl 110,1 0011 Il
Hi " o k ly u
f whon P e trie singled to third single, Vines look third, Hensley
T a n d y ; time ^; 00.
ies
with
(lie
Yankees,”
stopped
ive
scoreles
s
i
n
n
i
n
g
.
H
e
lias
a
l
­
(110
DDL’
U)|
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li
I
S
, C row e th re w wildly in an ef tossed Cox out nt first, Petrie
&lt;Tnriigii
ddd Dim 0. . d
* 11
Tam pa P a n e
long enough al the N ational enpipost s u b s ta tio n
to catch tile runne r,
who singled to left, both rur.iinrs s c o r­ lowed i-r-l.v nine hits in his last I tnl tu down the S e n a to rs twice, 10- ( m e n i a l 1
li.lt I erie; ;: .Me\\ 1 i-iij
and
De - to tie el eeted llt'i . n e a r 1 111ion sttiU7
f
ra
me*.
\
J
FullerwoiidN'cw.
I (Id DIM) N O OOL* 7 15
— Jd on AbrnniH single to right. ed. Wells g r u u n d u l to third. Two
H e r r v ; Hu h and Ibt' i w ell.
1 lion.
T he P ira te s pluyod?u aemi-pro- 1 and *1 D.
he erected, 111 thtitmj
r ford evened the count in its hits, two runs, no e rrors.
)f th e inning when I timber
Williams grounded to
third
Bailey executed a perfect dim- Hi asley flied to r e n te r, Frishie got
Btcal of second and home, a f t e r iUl iryfii-Jd single. Dunam flied to
i Vfore out
h it. No lot*, tin runs, on e rro rs
M
—-m
• I4
ih ll 4H
BA
L f J 0 t V t A •«
|Beasley opened the lliinl with
Si \ t h inning
A hi am
ft n d I &gt;&gt;
scream ing lr ir &gt;I&lt;■ down (tie u g h . Union
'I i'.,k'-r I onlie&gt;). .hiliu: on
lino, scoring mi
F rish ie ’ I lied to Allen. No till
no rims,
_. flv to ceoti i
no • 1 1 &gt;&gt;i .
)Tha Viait/.rs tied t h e s c o r e III t h e
Seventh inning': Vines f in d to
lu r t h inning when Pet i n; and ItlllWl-, Vian popped to short, Fos &lt;
T YI. E
T e x a s , Aug. d. 1 p,
f»U« walked and Abram* singled groondnit to Willium . No lilts.
" llig Moo 1
Cl uh uu ph , : l a g g mr
(oft. They lidded two ........ m On i mi , no ei i n) s.
( T' l crv iiicii 'l';ili(“ A d v a n t a g e o f , I'd'1 1"Td, r if 11a ■ Ty Ie i I loll "I
fifth Inning on lot hy Vines,
Ea I T e x a s 1,1' agoe, will 1", 1
I ’a l n i s ' E r r o r s m F i r t al C o n Williams c rounded
t&gt;&gt; third
and Petrie.
Hr ml tv 11 Nat iniials 1 , lu.ldci
l o s t a n d W i l s o n ’s S u p c r l ) |,.f' ;i 1H.U ......... riM,
two down in the evenih. lt&gt; u-l&gt; v fooh &gt;1 to th u d . Frislm
r, 1
walked, I rowe
^bla aud Dim,us wen* passed walked. Unions
l i e br oke hi.
Twirling Wins Iht* Second I g amz i ' d h.e-ehall.
sg.gh
d
In
light
and
F
iishie
scored
C r o w tin orisl them wit It a sin
I own reroril here y e s t e r d a y wher,
Dumas scored on a hud throw I ■
to r ig h t field.
| lie clouted his s i x t y second c m ml
KUItT MYERS, Aug. 2 d 1/15
’♦ tr ie w ith f o u r singles out of the plate. Allen grounded to sec­
d r i ve m
10 ilu flmil
final g a m e of ll,,.
Sanford knocked- F o rt Myers out l e ag u e stlu-duh
MftlO n u m b e r -of a tte m p ts led ond. One liiI, two run, ru» errors.
it v isito rs a t but, while Crowe
Fighlh inning: Cox singled to of first place in the Florida State
Cl ahaugli
hit his s i x t y
111 1
1%d |h o le a d in g sticker for the second, Petrie singled to center, League by w inning both game* of h o m e r Sul 111 d a y to b r e a k tin- fm
a
double
heatler
here
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
hy
ili when ho ra p p e d .................. Well* sacrificed the rur.ners when
tiler record held hy T o n y L a / . / ' ii
lie hunted to Crowe, A hram s walk f-i’ori s of .'! to 1 and .1 |,, (),' | | , r of t he New York Ya nke es , in.id"
s la n ts into u ngua rde d ter
ed, Tinker grounded to Crowe, Cox seruiul ga m e going eleven innings w he n Tony was wi t h t he Sal! 1, 1I.1
try.
lasley m a d e th e only r s l r u was forced at home, Johnson | A r,inning eati-h hy C'usnie vvn idiih nt klic Pacific Coast Ic.tgiu'
,— h it of th e gam e.
grounded to short, T w o hits, no, a feature. Scores;
T he T'ankcc j d n y e r ’s v m u r k v a
. “ ’T
’in.
he score:
i mis, no errors.
m a d e in .1 Jiil g a m e s c he d u le whikFIRST' G O I K
(L A N (JO
AH K II Hu A E
I Mltillin' grmmilwd to th ird . llzid
1 ” p la yed
ill ID&gt; mu ,
S A N F U R It
Alt R II HU A E I he " M
Mb ss.
0 (1 .7 ■I it ey grounded to third.
Itaw.mi Itcuslcy, r f
test
tin y e a r .
1
1
n
1
n
1
Is, :ii&gt;.
f, 1 *1 ‘J t n grounded I., short
;; 1 0 I. *» I
Fristiic, ss
t Tahangt,
is I o r epor t
I • M,*■
1 f) i* 1) (I 1
Vi..i s singled tn third. Hr was D u ma s , &lt;T
Unmediali'ly.
\ o h m ..1 n t
D Uoilgei
ii
1 :t
i r, (1 n lot in the head by CroWi's throw ( row c, lilt
1 n 1 if i ll of Al bany, Mo,, tic 11, 2 1 ye.it "Id.
it 0 :t (1 D and fell to tlie ground at first, IV Mye r s , 2J,
. , ,, |
1 n ll 1 i II s t a n d s ix iTel four inclu
1 l ;t 12
1 (1 Vian gintiiolcd to W illiams, From
For the first time
the fine ear quali­ Come in for a ride. Once you do that
Ills | &gt;, i&gt;|,
I til ii Im r, |J'
1 ti ll 1 ii II w e i g h s l , s pnmids .
t 0 i 0 ■7 1) hie, i n n iiini; tor Vines was safe Mmi Ii ' v , Ih ..
&gt;t t II 1) D II si nna l c a i i c t tias been 11mit&lt;-d i■.v
ties
that
purchasers
of
low-priced cars
5 ii 0 r. I) (I at second, Foss popped to Itailwv A lli-ii, c
you will never again want to consider
t he most p ar t to T e x a s , wl ui , I,,,
:t D D 1
II
o
l
. 5
ti 0 It Cox popped to Crowe. One hit, no Cur.tyvi'H, p
have had to do w ith o u t are n ow
tias filaycil 1 hr ee y ea r s.
D ll 0
D
any other car near this price—because
II 0 • 0 0 0 rims, no e rrors.
offered
at
amazing
low
prices
in
the
Williams walked. Hensley tir.ed
■
1
no other gives you such value as the
:ti •#
To t nl s
27 ID 1
.J o U ls
v :tis « lit ;iii 11 0 to first," Frishie flied to center,
new four-cylinder Chrysler “ 5 0 ”.
new Chrysler “50”.
^SA N FO R D
AH If ll h o A K D iimiiik fanned. No hits, no runs,
F oi l My e rs
Alt It 11 Hu A E
' INC* 111 Ut ll.
no errors.
(Tisurc*. If
:t D D 1 D D
■' n
r. l 1
T e n th inning: I’l l r i r singled In
I) (i 1 It 1)
F rishie, ss.
••ji 1I 1 T 5 n left. Wells Wlls out at first Oil a (Iriimlio, r f
% » ltios, ef.
Wi
cklinm,
J
f
l
li O 1 it It
•t
t t 1)
K
II n limit (&lt;• Halley. Ilniloy I brew wild 1&gt;'ii mi, :;i.
ll
l
II *1 2 ii
)We, dll.
P H IL A D E L P H IA , Aug 7 : i Pi
5 D
1
t ly to catch Petrie, tie went to sec Itmi/u, It,
•J 11 D ■i
1
■
*
Older* to r L'tll.tlDU n, k c
rf.
1 ll
it D u nj-.d. A hram s singled to li ft, 'link
IT.r
CH RY SLER " 5 0 ” C O A C H
*i (1 D :t il * ii
Domingo,
II,
r. 1 D I t) n er singled to left and P etrie scored
the Dempsey Tunht-v lieuvvwi ight
unbar, If.
•&gt;
■
j
n
’ltfil
ly,
ss
1
1
)
D
:i
chunipioNsliip
hold
Sent.
2
:
ille y .'lig . J: 4 0 i 12 2 1 T in k e r was mil nt second when
1 () 1 \ ii D I.... ii placed w ith tin- priiit' i, lu, ■
f. o
. h. Detroit,
(tWfloti, c.
l II D it■I ■i n Johnson grounded to short. Ahriiios ( ' h n n c c y , 2li
and
tub/rct to current Frdtral
Jol
mst
oi
i
,
c
(1 l •i d D it is expected that tliev u,l| I, •
illlams, p
;t 1) D 1 .1 ft scored mi n delayed steal. Vines
cyclic tax
|ife
1 tl l 0 •&gt; 1 placed "ii sale iM'fote tinMc Rnr , pv
f
lined to Diinhiir, T hree hits, two
o
the week
The iiiIuimo * ,!.- , .
Totals
•T7 1 8 ;io 17
rims, tin errors.
Totals
;i;t i 7 27 i:t
ceeil* $211( 1,01)11,
Score liy innings:
Crowe
flied
to
rcr.tr
r.
A
lien
plandu
n io it
Mv innings:
min •i I! sini'hil past short, D unbar fanned,
Although l l n i i |i . , v
i
,,,"{&lt;,
Ilford
it] i Ok
mil) 1 11 mm
2DD D | Hailey forced Allen at second, tine Pnnford
st" "'l I" have decided "0 I o i lu,,,.
Fort Myers
Summary: T hroe base hits, Mean hit. no runs, no erro rs.
DID (MID (Kit) t his team ing a t Atlantic Cdy, |!x
Sacrifice hit*, Frishie. 'H u ­ I’olals :
S u m m itr y : Two base hits, Houzti position officials an* hoping 11,, A
rt Viuu ( 2 ), Cox, Wells. Stolon
Hensley stolen liases. Hailey: sac
can persuade him lo estnbli ), ),,
Economy
Du tit a* only t liry nb r builds—u n d e r the
m : Hailey, Dimhar,
Abrams,
ntu'c*.
Frlnhic:
double
plays. i-nmp here, Tumiev 's new , ;mq
IIKGINH
C
H
A
N
N
E
L
SWIM
g
r
e
a
t
C
h
r
y
s
le
r
plan
of
Q
u
a
l
i
t
y
S
ta
n
d
jinson. I&gt;oliMo plays: Itnilry to
25
mile* to the gallon*—thank* to etijlW
site has not y e t been aiiiioimri-il.
Ntmv rciidy /or your iiisfwc( hunecy; left on base, Fort My
nrdtzatlon gi oup maruifacture In UiirY*1»blt* to Hailey. Left on base*:
improvement* and *cientific*Hv »ccurt*
ers X, Sitiiford It: Imsc on hull* o f f
Deuipsev.
Tex
Hi,
kanl.
|,i"iu
DUVKit,
Kiiglund.
Aug.
22.
1
.1
*
»
“ ,Ml «*»«i g i v in g s t u h a
ter
Icr ■ vast pbmiH by one m anufacturing
J u n d o P, S a n fo rd H. Hase on
gas distribution.
Miss Cliire-Helle Hnrrctl of New- Caldwell -I. McRnr 1: ntguck out J*r the fight, and Hilly t
ti.
organization where all the gigantic Chrys­
111 o ff Vines
fi, Williams
II.
demonstration
of Speed,
rochelle, who cam e within two by Cunt well It, Mcitm* 1: passed Tnmiey's m a nager, had engage
ler
faculties
and
resource!
are
utilized.
pk p u t hy Vines 2, Williams 1 .
Full-Sized All-Steel Bodies
Pourr, Comfort, ((entity (md
1**11. Allen: umpiiT*, Hradley and nieots indav as guest
Mai,,,
id ball, Well*. Hit by pitcher, miles of sw im m ing tlie Knglish Frederick: ( m y ,1:5 t.
Chryder "50” I, a full-sized car. Nodj
K&lt;&lt;lliir 11 k and exposition ol'lTejals
Heonomy as u u.v never .v/iotvn
rllliam*
(V ino).
U m pires Channel on Aug, :t. d a r te d on tier
Value
ing cramped or tklmped In it* »troqj **
set
oral
a
tte
m
p
t
at
I
.
ID
o
’clock
this
Ja
n
ie
.I.
(
oil,eit,
i,ii*iii
4
-i
wi
,|-|
i
|:
SKCOND GAME
d y a n d Rollins. Tim e 1.-15.
before in any car near
•tcel bodle*. Seat* wide and e«fT*
N ever before, at this price, have you been
afternoon.
SANFORD
AR It li IM) A E heavyw eight chaaipiun, I- doe to
detail planned to five finest rfdlnf *■*
able to get so many, feature*,
feature*, *uch
such great
this
price.
morrow.
Corbett
meterls
he
has
Hensley, rf
o p e ra tio n rnin.,,..
r&gt; l 2 :i 1) (I
greatest comfort.
15-Land Facliu v ts-ing opened Frishie,
° r ,e. ? rin ,t ecorilMnY* »uch a s to n is h in g
th
e
first
claim
to
use
the
Stadium
value.
0 (1 l ■t 1
here, for packing and shipping Unmits, cf
fo r u fight iu which Dempsey
r
»
I
1
Beauty
l
0
(1
honey.
Crowe, .th
r&gt; &lt;1 ■» •i 1 n would lie mu* of the principals,
50
Miles
per
Hour
^
a
n
d
he
is
contem
plating
proceed
5
lo
25
Miles
in
Eight
Seconds
1 ■1 i ,1 Cl
W, Myer*. 211
5
Speed With comfort. N o rattle or *hbkP
r. 0 T ;t 0 n ill'.’* for an injunction,
Chryder "50” give*you brilliant, flaw­
Mallory won th e title for tlie first Diinhiir, If
dum m y. 50 mile, per h o t . ^ n j f f i
ing Chrysler jmk-up— f,r fi0er than any
n i 18 1) (t
time* in 1HI fi and five time* there, Bid ley, 11.
color and line. Bach li ■ u u y w i TZ
car of equal price.
1
easiest, smoothest miles you ever had In
;t ll i i ■i ii
n ftc r.
She ha* appeared in the Allen, c*
that meant tha finely th« moil ******
Wilson,
p
JpBT H IL L S , N. V,, Aug. imtioiuR final* nine Lime*.
;t
1
II 4 it
Mis*
1
■v, o “ *—'T he only American wom- R yan hu* defe a te d Mr*. Mallory in
CHRYSLER **so” — Coupe S 7 5 0 r
u.
^
i t o d e f e a t Helen Wills since she th e ir hint th r e e nintche*.
T otals
Alt miir, | „ m L uT ' !
C°*ch' ^ 7 8 0 - S e d a n , $ 8 3 0
' ' t&gt;t,ru“ ’
“*
Petit,al „ d „ tax.
t champion, was finalist tuFori Myers
D o v e r , A ug. 2 :1.- ,,p ,
m i **
T h e ra a re r u m o rs th a t Charles
(m
. th e .to u r n a m e n t fur the ti- C. Pyle, m a n a g e r of Red Grange Casarcfl, if
C la ra Im*He B a r r e tt of New Itochu He,
rhich'M isa Wills could not de- a n d S tu a n n o L englen, will offer a Gromiio, r f
N ew York, today failed in. her’
chefk fo r $10p,000 to thB winner of W ickham, cf..
s««ond a t t e m p t to swim the Eng
R yan, like Misa th e title I h U .y c a r , if *he will turn Doran, .’th __
lian Channel. Miss Hmrctt ahuuIt long a “ ToloMitma! u d accompany Mile, Domingo, lb...
doned h e r e f f o r t to cmniuer the
O'Reilly, *«.......
i h l i l t l W U n t r y .
c h a n n e l u t B:20 -o’clock this after
enl
______
'
,lv- Ghnncey, 2 b ...... \
J-'aftaY'%oing in the w ater,
hopjco. a n d 40 mimite^
i n W B f t &lt; A I M H P i J P W i n M d ) ' ten­ JohiiHton, c.
___________
nis, 'bat Min Ryan, whoae name Mooro,. p......... a*
ig from viol oft
c I n , th o na tiona l touriia- h aa been (Inked w ith stories re­
__ U l
ken fropi Die wnt
Ul w.
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iirteen Hits While
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The Celery men

Cards Reford Ki/rlitli
Straight Victory, 1-2

Jrowe And Abrams
{dtae Hitting Stars

isley Makes Only
it jixtra-Base Clout, a
tk Triple Tn Th i r d

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Tire Injuries Are
Fatal to Couple

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SANFORD TAKES'Texas Star Player
( louts (&gt;2nd Homer
FIRST PLACE RY To
Break A Record

TAKING 2 GAMES

^ liq h e s t Q u a lity a n d ^ V a llie s
Sensational
Chrysler P
cB u ilt a s J u d y Chrys l e r B u ild s ..

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130,000 Tickets For
The Dempjsey-Tunney
Battle Are Ordered

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OF

FOURS

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Qtmlify Siniulurffitution

to Ryan Reigns
To Defeat
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•d. will be received
w n‘nd collector sent
j* for payrnent.
10c n line
He a line
7c a line

rites °n request.
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87— A c r e a g e F o r S a l e

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WIGGINS S M IT H -W IG H T , IN C. ,
FOR S A L E vs .! SI I A It* &gt;.S\
delive
livery.
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Drug# — Soda — Ho... S.in.twirhe,.
IN 'S I' uT s j r p ' l i i i n l t ' i r n r !
’ 1,1 A t K &lt; a « i fa rm land. Snmsuia ' ^iiik !♦. ■2.V .HI, .-w
P »“ ’ept y.
I.NM R A M E B R O K E R S
Farms, between imlnml and New ! ________ __ _
- Smyrna. On hard surfaced county
M O R G A N T O W N , W. V \ ., people ' ^ S ^ L R
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! I.1S1’ YOUR P R O P E R T Y W I T H , ,
1. adjoins and in vicinity u f | I M l i 'Y N E W S — it covara B r o w
a r e in te re ste d in Florida
Each -------- ---. ... .
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rilF, LOT K IN G ”
jthn\inpr farm com m unity.
$;ira) ; *r ‘‘ County thoroughly which it
of them throufth a cl„ssifi,d udil in!
S -\LE
l.itt. r of five C.d
per acre mul te rm s to suit. Will I t,n® ° f l b® most rapidly ir o w in g
First National Bank Bldg.
the M org a n to w n POST. Six c e n ts ' ,
m u'l'k". I v..iinK m ure mule
show you same upon request and j fc ctioni on th a
Florida
Coast,
a work fo r six consecutive issues,
‘ '"'an.
Mrs.
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under no obligation to muchase. 1Sample copj and r a ta card upon
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THRASHER &amp; GARNER
. Address 1&gt; W. Nadien, :UH&gt; s. r«&lt;lueaL
Rent E sta te and Fire I n su ra n c e
Heaeh Street, D aytona Beach, Fin. j —
W IG HT-CII R IS E N UKKRY PRINT . . , ,
-------- -- ------112 S. Park Ave., S a n fo rd
S H O P — P r in tin g .
E ngraving
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Embossing. .See us first. We .|o
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it. Phone 417-VV. R. R. Avenue- I1' OR GALE
i fre-dt milk row, t'. McCALL A F’OX, Real e s ta te In­ SO— Antomobtles for Side
vestment;;. Best buys a r e am ong
Comrnereial Street.
I Fold. ( aini ion Ave.
our listings, Pbotio 745.
USED CAR EX C H A N G E
CORNER p \ R K AND SECOND
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P R 1N T I N ( i T11AT I•I.E ASKS
0- W WA.MSLKY, M anager
SEE It. V. T IS D A L E for good buys
T y p e w r i t ei a andA d d m g Machines.
T H E S E M I N U L E l ‘RIN I’ERY
..............................
II WILL S A \ E Time
and cook ^ in Real E state, 23(1 Meisch^jbdhL ,
CADILLAC OAKI AND
C.01 W. Uth St. W. N. Lumley, Prop j " ig it von dr..p by :!iK»v Sanford
PONTI AC
------------------------ ------ —------------------ •'^v' ■ “ t Bills Place and c a r r y *.y
Sanford Cadillac Company
19— H u i l d i n i r C o n t r a c t o r * .
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,m. TAuI M - W a n t e d T ,. R « n l
117 K 2nd St
Phone 121

AD. RATES

doced rntos

SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
“The Rexnll Store”
VVe mnke a specialty of mir firom t f l„ m,l| | v
f'llmsr of prescriptions and q uick' - -

for

, insertions.

j , „f nverage length
ntd a Hn®,
jum thorite of 30c for

SonH

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Quick Relief For
Sore, Tired Feet

f e i s i n g is re stric te d
L rlassiticiition.^
Lrrur is miuic Thu SnnLi,| will be responsible
lene incorrect insertion,
Irtiver for suhuenuent
L ftie office slioiilci bo
Sgaiedintely in ease of

TP— Household floods

Ro o f i n g c t ,
Tile
roofs
----- - built up roof; Re-roofing
over old roofs, l.eaks repaired E itim o te s free. Satisfaction guniaiiteed. Oak Ave.&amp; 3rd St Pb,.ae 111

sanfdrd

ADVERTISERS
I,raid
representative
||y familiiu with ra te s,
, 1)1 :.if n a tio n vyill
„i[i|r t■* m form ation.
|j„n u i-li. I bey
will
V, in wording
your
r p, mate 0 more ef-

RKSTAt R A M fixtm e . 2 bed
, limidete l a e a k u - t ' . illrs-

S II. x s 11

a el lil teat.
rpiiti- I ilia Magnuhn Ave

Moniiriir Senti nel , largest elunsiTied business, rate le a word, m i n imurn 21c cash with order.

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HOUSE: oi A partment w anted to
lent by Penn-v Ivatiia fam ily of
seven
State rent wanted, wbetb
er furnished or unfurnished and
a m o u n t you want if sold. -X, Y. Z
Herald Offiie.

lil— M iscellan eo u s.

Mrs should give th e ir J A M E S II. COWAN All kinds of
jKHtivffiea address ns
Tin and Sheet Metal
Work
N,jr plume num ber If j W ntor arid Huui Tanks. At Oak | 'if)— SpeeinK nt t h e Si o res.
fre results. About one
J Avenue and Third Street.
Tele- 1
ot of a thousand ha s J phone 111.
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E q u i p y o u r k i t c he n
rmuiiieute with
you
know your address, j IIO D G IN S A C O V A N lit)., A m »1
with
‘ontinuani'e M U ST be I R a d ia to r and shi , m etal w ort.
Plain and ornnmei I..J ulieet m en I
[person nt The S a n fo rd
work.
Tel. 7HJ V
207 F t ,
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‘ Mirtoi ”
Vfirr or by letter. TeleAvenue.
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iKODiiouanceB a r e not
Alumtmim
F L O R I D A —A) 111. AN DO - O rlando,
Efficient

Sanfoial Herald

nie table, linker, ii.e b..v. Wind
d 'll, I!!:'1■ Paliueltn Vvc,

C L A R E N C E SMITH
t ienej a I Cord met o r
tilltl West Fil-d Street
at Phone -111

iiktant n o t i c e

1 RO O MS W A N T E D
2 bed l o o m s . 1
DODGE
ki t c h e n e t t e , bath. Wi thi n ;&gt; tdks, ’ P b' i i 'or e ■n ; and G r a h a m T i mk
of P. (I Addr e s s Mai Intie No. 3, Eltn and 1 r li St
I’lmpe
at id i i ve

to .1 M Mo|.a i .

21— P a i n t i n g — P a p e r i n g
tk&gt;

M:it\

1 pair

sit.i •-•&gt;-.

Kinder

A U T O M O B IL E D E A L E R S If y.m
w ant to sell your used ears, a d ­
vertise daily on the i lassified page

Herald office.
(ill, J4a&lt; I, pocket book,
tf nut; Hew a rd. lie
rhmjni\ I'tility .
S tatio n s —

“ S T E W A R T T H E F L O R IS T ”
Flower# Tor all occasion#.
EteM c L A N D E R ARCADE,
Phone 781.

27— Urnfunsional Services.

TRIM CO

S. ,L NIX

estim ate;.

A t t o r n e y a n d C o u n s e l l o r at Law
“ lit) E a s t F i r s t HUrcet.

|Vf RADFORD
V U LC AN I Z I N G
HESS &amp; WE L SH
j Hut mu).'
kes f ri e ml s”

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B L U E B I RD B E A U T Y S I K H ’,
‘W e speeiali/.e hi p e r m a n e n t w a v H u g " . 2IH) N o r t h P a r k Ave.

dev el op

ROOMS, wit h or without

■ent on

netxs Service Offered

I

SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT

BUREAU
204 N orth P ark Ave.
PERKINS Ilnhordushei 1------------------- ------------------------------t* .......... ... I e g i a t &lt;&gt; .12— H e l p W a n t e d — F e m a l e
1 First Street.
_
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LADA', good c h a ra c ter, a ge 2a to
■III to ta k e c h a rg e and superin
I DRUt; S T O R E
Prok. Ilnigs. Soda. AVe a r e tend a home of 2 sweet, little girls
age I and 12. to do the things ne e d ­
ha -o v.j11r [dame.
ed as a m o th e r would do. to the
Call lo t
right person will give the com forts
■c,
,
of a minium home, use of ear, servI-"p- .A I1a r a itu r e t u. i a l, t , j,,,,) 1(,|V thing else t h a t m ight
|! L I n t Sh eet
he wished, in reason, good sa la ry ,
I person of only the vcry highest
(cinv .. loll line
*re right. Cash
or ty p e need apply.
Address P. O.
Di" want vnnr busi ne ss.
Box No. 1511, Miami, Fla.

up

SEMINOLE HUDSON ESSEX
INC
21)3 Oak Ave.

T h e 1Ut* Ihiuhlv l^iaf
AIK

Apt. No. J

HAKKKY.

DAYTOGHi

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Phone II

HUPS MA R Mi j NS
Saiifoi.l Aatomotale i o.
2"1' Magnolia Ave
Phone I i7

Alter a long hot ilnv on mv feet
■ I run for I'l/," write# a eitv s a l e s ­
man
"\ u matter how mv feet
. (ti Its and hum . Ti/. d ra w s out all
■ tin la m ami I'm as good a . h e w '

P o P G N BR*) 1 11LKS

PC.. T.o il Tailor I i dan.

Il.,25

Fold Coupe.

i'1-’.'.

Ford Tiuiring.

Ti. i magi, al A .t s rig h t off
Si-.|
the pain of ui.rns, banians.
!

A few . e a t s
al anv drug or
1 Have tis-t that
1 lull 1, never get

Ford l ton Truck

P.'.’l

buy a box of 'Ti*
d e p a r tnii'iit stole
never swell, never
tired.
Adv.

30x3i CORDS

P.iJ.7 l&gt;'ord Kunabmit.

1

Mr. Properly

, i iiUmi.- e.s, s..i:e s[luts.

SI I I GOOD U SED C ARS

Fold I igiit Delivery'Truck

HD-— Ro o m s for llo tts c kc cp in g 1

&gt; loom

I
MILLER O P H IL IP S , 1m

Hmi gat.' W,

2 bed rooms ami
sleeping p m . h.
(in rage

O N E front l oom next
to hat h
r o o m fin lushed for light house
k ee pi ng. JO.’ F. a t h K t.

Pi med at

l -r

Him Ave and Pith Street.

$525(1.110

S I M I AIR" I. iin

Full of e a g e r | iowr r
SINCLAIR
( HI S
Be lt e r l o r viinr m o t o r

PH O N E A

Small cash payment,

'tines Filling Station

Balance Monthly.

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Mi l Sanford

t ROHM H O U S E

OH
Magnolia Ave.,
bet ween
Evans H Central Sts
Lot 112 x I It)
Pi n ed at MMJO.mj
With te rm s to suit
purchaser
O
ROOMING H O U SE

Ave.

Ptiniie Hit J

tllR A S IE R
( HAS. 1 F U L L E R MOTOR c o I
■lit W. 1-t Si
Phone 111*2
J E W E T T AND PA G E
Sanford Dealer
R IV E ’S G A RA G E
2(18 AV. 1st St.
Plmne lil

1 ell

us al&gt;out vour wants— daily we

art' demanding real values with the
result that we can safely recommend
its purchase—
Keep in mind, always,

that the

The Price Is Rijfhl
SANFORD

House of Higgins, Smith and Wight

CASH LUMBER CO.

will not recommend the purchase of

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MIMRKR YARD

a properly that it does not believe is
fairly priced—
We want to sell property—of course
— we want fair priced listings— but
every deal made in this office must
be one fair to both the seller and the
buyer.

r

A share of your business will be ap­
preciated.

By GEORfiK McMA NUS
■•-ill

'Y R ^ - P A M p r o f s ^ o r .

We i s p r o f e s s o r

SPACE.- i SUPPOSE
YOU KNOW I AM
AN A STR O N OMER-

a c q u a in t e d

^ I-Ll &lt;7E Is) “r

BlITTERSPLIT.
BREAD !

Each apartment ronst-ts of living
room, full s i / e bed loom, di esoi ng
room \v 1111 lull ■i/g Murphv le d
' h t i e - t k i t . Imu and bath h lei 11 1
onl ret rig. i at ion and y a i a g e in

tVtPOlUK).

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PA LM ETTO AA'K.

fath er

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Famished

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A U T O M O BILE D EA LERS- If v-m
12 rooms I'nrillshed,
want to si II your used far;’ ad
close in, good income
T H E CLA RK A p a rtm e n ts on tin
vertise dally mi
the
. lassified 1
properly,
priced
to
bench, reasonable weekly or
[nige.
i
sell, easy terms.
m onthly rates, 4 Hi-418 South At 1
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W . S . I M tlC K . M « r .
Inntie Ave , Daytona Lleaeh, Fin., j
S A N T i i R P I l l ' l l K ( O.
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
Mrs. O. F. Met'ue, Prop and Mgr.
! 710 W. First Ht. I'hone 472-w
212 .AJagnoli i Ave,
515 Pi F in d Natl. Bank. Blue
Phone 537 1. 3
Phone
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Plmne 713
FOR RENT. Furnished
h.m ;e
N ASH
ki-eping tiparl m e at s ,
2 and 3 J I'OR S A l . l ’., by o wn e r , ♦i t’*MII11
the world in llmtol oil' vabo
huagaluw ,
e a ste rn
expo at- t end# SMITH
room#. 31 I E. 51 It.
MOTORS m
n e a r school on Palm etto A n
\
Car.
2nd
and
Sanford Ave,
A complete line of
real b a rg a in
W rite W. F AAtll
i 7 7 — H intstes f m I l e n l .
ink,
Gen,
Oely..
City
a
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om
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'■•'"li.Tete Co.. g e n e r a l j S T E N O G R A P H E R wanted. Ap90— Autom obi les For Sale
Cypress and Pine
*Kfk. udewai'k#, b u ild - '
J»i.V to A. P. Connelly iVt Sons. FOR R E N T
8 tonm house on
FOR
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Framing
■irricatiun boxes. J. I£. i'22l Magnolia Avfc.
West First Street. $131 (K) per
d o s e in. o„ one acre ''of good ^ , *INt't)LN
FORD
FOUDKON 1 S h w i t h in K
t. Tp.|,
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.m o n th . Will lease for y e a i . Cull land.
eusli paym ent.
II „ ,
E dw ard Higgni#. Im .
,
| L A D IES. Hyncat since
people, , Tm", S a n fo id Realty
( .. , Ball i la.vden.Small
Room I, Ball Bldg
' "m m e rc ia l &amp; Palmetto, Plmne &gt;M ■
addles# eiivehi[;es for ou r ail- Bldg
' Mooring
f;|;i r e p a i r i n g
v e itia in g eamtmign.
Experience
ME S U R E and «e&lt;&gt; the new I usloii. ( ’..iliriir
’’ ,:"l Adding Mm liiiies.
I...Ill
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i\unnecessary,
m*
canvassing.
Profit7H—I)ITiees
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Koimi
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For
Sale,
built Studclmkers
.......... I MX
F in ish
nps a, | t Ilf! I'll.illX1 iu 1 aide, in te re stin g work. Saxony Co,,
SAN JU A N G A RA G E
M o u ld in g s
112 AA'est 42nd N. Y.
ATTRACTIVE, monw to rent for j A S N A P FOR T H E BUILDER
sto
re
s
o
r
offices
n
t
Park
Ave..
y
Luta
on
Pecan
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at
BUY t 1.1. W I N G
FOR S A L E Space1 on the page I . n t h
CO. ,.‘13— Help Wanted— Mule
and Commercial Ktrget.
W. M .' $1200.00 each.— 5 lots on Avocado
'•■uuni*. Rcpitiring t«nd t
fo r clil#«ifie&lt;4 advert i seiaimt #. I l r i c k
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bL
Young, O w ner, 208 P a rk Ave.
A venue a t $10t)().0() each. Siinimm# : Why not rent liaise vacant n "in#. I J J m v
rftune
Hi-7 fm- p r u m p t 1 AN OLD L IN E
la g a l
Reserve
Realty C o , Call a t llllll I uni i el j ur sell t h a t second-hand gtnal#?
I H u s t l 'r
Life In a u r a ia e lo m p a n y i# tie OFFICE F o il RENT—In Mwnch
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h i l e H m 'k 1 'l u s l u r lU iu rd
Bldg
Apply A. P Connelly &amp; Wi-rp m il unr »( Mir (orliinntp In' J l l ----1 .CLNl 1 N o t Il'l'S
: sii'oiis of uhtnining a live agent
nii.l n-puir all kind# j AA'e a re in a position to give a Sons, Magnolia and 2ml.
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in.urn.HT ufn-r lh.-:
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1,1 Palmetto. Plmne pm duyvr a very a ttr a c tiv e m n■&lt;i&gt;r«.« » r T u r m l n ) f T h i n « n « | i i «t ,
i Screen Wire
n r r l t r r l f i n n t » h n l t h e t i m i K l Mint
% O T I C
K
l tr a c t for this city and contigiou# I a MPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa. K r p l r m b r r v t l n i l n w i l l tin. ( v i-luto-n
, \ . . i | , . , . m Iu i p Im i; h . ii l l m l
1 te r r ito r y . F u r f u r th e r inform ation , Home Dally, rate# 2 gent# a word HPIIIOIU I i r r l v r m i n r h p i l u l e t I mp. | r i a i r n l i l |i l u l - l v H i l - i i M n i t b&gt;- &gt;11ltuilders Hardware
•*’, o n n a l l * h n | &gt; | t p U b r l u r r .
I«p I - i i v p . ii us . llt.&lt; i i aU. i m - . i i , .1 W
It l ) ( M i r H
, Minimum 25c, ca#h with order
IYs BARBER s h o p
I address Box l l b l , Orlando, h la.
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After
the
l n n . u i h i k I (' K . ' t o n . , i i u i v l u a
IVInrliuvu
Write for complete ra te ,&gt;arrf.
“ «tfiiidia Avenue.
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Frames and Scre«nn
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ald, S outh Georgia'# greatest
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iM ade t o O rd t^r
(iriitrrdnri, ,%J|
uf iu w n )* m i t h o i in ii m v n r v n t P M t
Morning,
d .*H4ll¥t?(l n y l IUt ll El l T't f| | H•*f41, I] lid
f 3TF..A.M P R E S S E R Y : available fo r immediaUA use. newwnarer
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