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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y . A U G U S T 24, 1926
E ig h t R ages T o d a y .
AXE LIKELY TO ^ k i n
IN CANTON CASE
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Seek, Indictment j STABLE PRICES
Of Every One Connected
With A tlanta BankFailu re FARMERS’ NEED
Squeals
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SAYSMEREDITH
A T L A N T A , Aug. 21 .— (/K)— to tlv :i|>t.. .n• m. -it of a g uardian
for \\ It Manley, fo rm e r president
W. I». Manley, president of the
of lit*- I'l.niii.itiv, whit-li
as
defunct Hunkers T r u s t Co., of
I
fiscal age,n i n ll.. small Georgia
A tla nta , made a p p ro x im a te ly
M a y o r O u s t s C h i e f O f P o l i c e | $1,800,000
bank- and I- I'.rnla bunking hmi-e-i U n i f o r m F r i e r s F o r P r o d u c t s
D a n i r ! L o v ■.* S a i d T (
p rn fits in F lorida
on tlie groiird that il would lie dr
K nl her T h u n O ne H iim lic tl
A m ! T w o M e m b e r s O f C i v i l | transactions, it was testified t o
m
i, m ,us.
day by A rth u r Powell, r e p r e s e n t trim eid il
M illio n D o lla r
Loan Fund
S e r v ic e C o m m is s io n W h i l e
At the 1 , 1-1 hearing yesterday
ing relatives who a r e se e king the
I h N e e d . S ttvs E x - S o c r o la r y
O t h e r s \ r e S c h e d u le d t o G o
appointment, of a g u a rd ia n for on tile pel It il a of Joe Patterson,
M
anley’s
sm,t
law, for n g uardian
the h a n k e r on the ground t h a t
[ f o r t lie b a n ! , i Mrs. Manley l e s
he is mentally inrupnritntod.
Judge Powell could n o t e s ti t l f lc d that her ion bund had not
i .m i .
s h e t..i,
m ate the exuct income of M an been rational '
ie no longer h e - 1
ley. lie said he became con th e court ilia,
lieve m (lid .
vinced the hanker w as insane
th a t th e re is. « I s t a b l e P r i c e s W o u l d I n s u r e
R o a c h H ttps M c C lin t o c k F o r
Rv.fKj
when as they Were dining in n soil!."
S e c u r ity F o r L im n s. M e re
In e ffic ie n c y . C h a r g in g
He
Sin- :i.|.Ini 11 ■ n
n one occasion
r e s ta u r a n t mid ta lk in g over fid i t h T e l l s G r o u p in I o w a
t
A c n i ^ i ’d < ! : • ’ i n T o i i d
n a tn ia l m a tte rs,
Manley su d Mtinb v had In •n eoiifiii"d in a
A llo w e d S la y e rs T o E sc ap e
t
Wm'limgti.n. l»
. hospital during
denly poiimli'd the table
and
II was also an in
HKS MOtN'KS, Iowa, Aug. 2-1.
D ANTON. Ohio. Autr. 2-1.— t/l’l asked "have you e ver read 'th e n "spell."
m a te of a loi .il - auitiiriiim for tT“> S ta h ilix a tion "f the price of
soul of a w o m a n ? ' "
The a \ f t tin I yesterday rllt (liiWIl
th re e m n t h ', he -aid.
fa rm products i-: whnt fa rm e rs
three 11T ( 'aiituii'-i nTfii'iitl heads lias
Mai dev, wlin 'a,
a n in d i.tim ’iit j nee.I r a th e r than lie* <jHlHI.IHHI.tm •
A T L A N T A . Aug. 21. (/I’l - A p uni '. et Iii i i: ste al lie*! anil Mnym
j \<
n g . 2d;
VII,! E. A u g . 2 1 .
M Swat/, may lie t xpeeted In peiirillg I>i-l'i ri• the Fulton county for felony a • ->niii •«t ti ,li with t h e ' loan fond, in the opinion of Ik
*t.n
wa."
failure
o|
the
I'.anki
r
‘
Tru
i
Com
|
w -H O -n lie
" " I ' l it still l o r th e r within the g ra nd in ry in v e stig a tin g hank- pnny, was i xa mined in piixate T Mi i et lilli, of lies Moines, sei
I
rupti
y
proceedings
of
the
H
unkers’
retaly
of
n
g
r
u
illtu
le
iu
P
te
s
id
'n
l
i ■v' few .lav
at tin* D u v a l
! T rn i Company, Solicitor (letieral yesterday by i i omniissiitn.
W 11 t.e' i ubinet
I
mi'll! t ill' ni'tiynr 11, ' It,i - «'*1 | John A. Hoy km today asked for
X r a \ nlu • ■•i*i aphs o f M .iu h v "
i;,| ii.
a-,
Ml M e r e tlilb e \ ni'essed his opill
I "WV , ,
i I.
I I’•»i !• i- S, A. I I'lit'.'l. Yes- j “ md'i t im nt of every person r e brain, p i ..... ... ,J on a -erei ii -ei
it •iiliee s a i d
ion in atldi t*.’ - m g i local f a r m el'
I' I .'.l\
( • I I l.ill i|| |||> "|'l |V,I" | Y , | V
op
III
tillI
'
III
I
I'oom.
were
aid
by
:
p
iii-.ihli'
in
any
w
ay"
for
the
fail
l-a n i/n li"ii.
ll was re p o t le t l in
Mist It* l« I ' • " anil liit.ii linii'i' . Iwn nf ure of the A tlanta hanking insti- II ........ all l I*. - In ay that I lie bank
New N " i k t e t t i i l l y th a t a plan fo r
Mm
fin' I lu i * iii- m li i •■! • i X■I -.ervire i ut a n.
e r is iill'e rm g fro m an “ a b n o i m a l j a $lim.Oim,utm credit I " fa r m e r s
,!.
I ht'VMfl
ai
i i.Mii'l .tun.
cl i<iii
n f \ i , ill* ; A l .tlii" :n.il
The pro 'i eiilur also is opposed b rain ' o iidilton.”
\y;e. to lie i o i l - itlered hy P r e s id in l
til i : I . r: . 1:"V • I Hoi
I'l' ■I*•I*•• i'il rliii- 1* III-: right of
; • 'ooliilge hut t h is yvas fo llo w e d by
ill'll M I, i .K i n d .
Li.
,t1 Mexico < if v. uri' i
• '• I ''' I•••••• i
I lie lisil service
! a d enial il th e
s lim m e r
W h it.'
] a M ae 1>"(Iy.-iu Ii!m 4
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G
eorge
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Iloii-e
ill
Paul
Sm
ith'
,
N.
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that
Illi .1 I
,i W.unl. IT, t ’ri'iiili'iil i ulli",.
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\| 11on ■ , , .iml < Ii;, •*(«•'< I'li ir X'. :%|i |M '•
j I In* pi", ideal had knowledge nl
in the'.vi
I i .................... l i o s | i i a
llll’ll ill 11 t *iI t III III,
il l>\ tin1 m ayor yesterday,
! an h plan.
\
t
l
om «y' A
,i
througl
l.'imn
\
llai’iliii',
a
n
o
th
e
r
i
( at Imliru, l inn irnii'
J
“There
ii
no
more
need
nf
in
;i
d o w n ;.
to |ilii11 Mu' pn*«i.i
/. aniiiiintoe, who lugs prevI stitutions for fimuicing the farm
•bed, t l i a d j
llu*
i
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In
oil
a
l,e'lgel.
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t.
I
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11,*
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a
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r
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ll
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| e i," All. M em lith suiil. “ tlieu lli'i'f
ks
o n'*
' I 'l l IVl' •. lilt i'll III i In- »•••!if .mi
!i
pi'iice fnri'e
ifor
fiiiai'i
m
g
city
tni-iiiess.
Anv
ii to I hey
;'i I a •• iliulcr Inin!
aid
! lu is! ut* • . man with .eeuiitv ......
. ll' !il -'Ii I iin lit nf
a t im *
, find i n n 'in v moui'V. TTmt i ■ 'be
m l.•
III,’ ilatf.
* local
T tie
f ill tile r's
’ ."i H i ll y
G ili nit
' r e s t e d In Al'cliilcct | ’or I’roiiuseil ISihle , pi iin ipli
ill. ><
Irn ii In '\,'lion
l l , *• I ' l l !
V ' 14-t i l
I
llo l
Hint
.Mi
rnttfcrcncc \tiil Mission;tr\ ; i iliid**i
O - tle e n
lt\
C t i n s L i l i l e ; 12
o n e I,n o w i w h a t c o rn ,
in.me
ihle
i •• • it hel' t h"
ii .
id
llniiie Is Now Work intt noyy yy"I t Ii .11
S t i c k s o f ! ’ n o r F o u n d In
i limn
In - n tnflii’ in i'll
.0 i . n l . . w i l l h e y y m I b
Mu'll I
I'o - - d i l v
" ic
*lie
iie <• I ,gat nm la in th" nun
-hi ye Ko-iTlotk. inipoitan!
i b.
On ( ontplclc Set Of Mans I* ....... Hi . II n i n Util ". U n d e r K tm tl o f $fi(Ml
■■
I
«.i
i cut lltelv
I I"
I ton IL .Mi*!I,■t ' < .m il'll p u l i ’
•
lllle
III
111"
IIIM
't
Igat
l"P
bill
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»
doll.ll
,1 ni' • mv
a m ty ,*M
am i 1lie i m i m i v into t lie .al
U . rk "ii I tie plan- of the pro j oil!’il banker ’input pci 111:11e a ml., lie imildei of II.>ii U. Metlelt,
T lo.ii" (all * 11. tuxicah servict*
IliC "I till*
1 o l l. il e l .’ ll lie ta ke
limit ir i on .p ira ry I'm w l m h
*1. it
I iiiliii ( 1)1 |ii|lili-her,
lie III!
*11 til lie,
I o p e ra to r of f'auforilf was :it ivsteil pn.-ed lot i I leiiominat lima I Itil.ie j to yaim
safe.
m i n d e r idol is lielpweil to h ave I at midnight .Monday Ie' Constable ClUlli 11 in e and .Mis annai v Home
i,1
1
i|l
1
1
led
I
.OIII.
M
a/er,
who
i.*
held
,< lu i:i vm
dnlng.V
u t lie mil g r o w t h .
. b n , o d with tin* m urder, as one
“The c i e ii * I aid Iii the finiit"
it ha-, hern sta r te d hy j
■I >. K. W.ilker while d riv e g thrniigh at I.... ..
Doily Will Rest hi New Yo.-h
. \ a .t S at
Lr V
l)ur-J]
|,e l" of ihe men who offered liltii mini
M el let t Imd v ig o r o u s ly
a tta c k e d Osteen, and charged w ith posses mi ai i ♦nil’ll , uri iiiilmg to Vernon J ing of the kiniii'l’ would
t'cnictcry l-'ttr The Rrcscnt; Leiigel e d i t o r i a l l y , null had fo llo w - ion of liipi.il
ii , M' l’e ln iy m a n a g e r stid n li/e Iii . i nllal rid, his i oi u, ey I,, "h e a t up - MctleLt. Kosi h"M
W
.
P
alter
Twouve
eases
nf
■! i.i*
I \ t•
"e Ilied (0(5
Fiiutl Resting Place Mux lie ■d w it h a ' t a i ks mi Jansen ami Ih i r - Ijipior wail* in tlihson's ea r, it at the hemlipinnet’s iu l.ongw,M»d. i Cot toll, rli-.. so (lint bis coital, al , -ay he g o t ‘a " b | feel" a n d Willi
.a 1.11 I I 110,1
i
• mi widely!,
Ai cording to tin* secretary, tie-' may ll' looked upon tavorably by* tlleyy from the job.
At liollvu mid. California las \ .h e n th e y fa ile d In vntn f o r was -aid.
• ' ••|>ticd.'-yf
lniaiii t.il nisi ml ions uf lluthe i h i e f ’s re m o v a l.
I.engel w as
■i,r:"i ii la Lot a, 1 he
tide on had In en u nde r suspicion, goti..lion a r e imw lieing made hy j all llu- . Stalnh.’ini: over a term l r
il.', a ill'll
| ti in luieil TO days agn hy M a y o r
count
i
\
Kied
II
1
1
mi
-I'hiddei',
an
atbiriiey
j
Ijin,; ii.ipnv logel tier.
N E W VHUK. A u g . ’ 1. opi
il yvas -aid, ami Comdahle Wtilker
. wliteh
hut
it
,|
im III,'.Ill stalnli/.
of
yeai
S
w
a
r
t
.
when
he
Isdieveil
the
pidll'e
uf
t
o
l
l
.
.do,
lo
incorporate
the
eon
■IMlale us, for we T he funeral nl Rudolph \ ab ut Mm
jumped on tlie m im in g ImaiM uf
’• folo I
ed
prices
fo
r
a
easmi.
■
m
p
t
irv
into
th
e
M
e
tle
lt
ra
se
at
ferriii
m
l
assemldy
ami
m
ission
k,' A.nil !" lie Imlied XV■11 lie Ie ■Ii I al III o 'i'Iim I, Molnl iy'
tiihsou's e a r a In* ilrot^Mlovvp III-*
thiit
t
im
e
had
fa
ile
d
.
A
m
o
n
g
(lie
a
r
y
home
as
all
eleem
osynary
ilisli1,1 i i. |ilest is to m o rn in g from I he ili'lol ''. i Impel
main stre e t o f t t * t e e n . T h e taxiIn -. I'li ase I'arry of St. Maimin' . elilirrll ill \\ ' I ' h in g e s p r e f e r r e d a g a in s t l<engel ea!> mail siilunllli’T to a r r e s t, and lulion pm liibiting personal p ro f
lll.lt I, dll t
it with all ii ' i'ipls to be devoted In
i I.. I. nig ht
was
one
"that
lie
slut y\ Ill'll they pith S tre e t.
a ."lit o f Jhi(
lie was taken to Itel.aiul and lodg
the currying ">it Ihe purposes lor i
h u n g le d " th e m u r d e r i n v e s l i g a l ion.
, .i mi ii to him and
ed in the V olusiaxm in ty jail.
Sat'-j
l''oi|oyy iug tin servin'.., (hi* ho.lv
whit h the home and a:.: i mldy is be |
O
l
l
i
e
r
ch
arge
s
a
g
a
in
s
t
I.e
ngel
I a,i ."
yy iII lie Ink' ll I > ,i i e. eiy mg y,m lt
He was liroiiglit to S anford Uiir iag establi. Iieil.
a r e th at he has liecn derelict in his
at Wiioillawn Cerneterv. i f V 'lh'it
m orning l»y Constidih' W alker and
in
h a v in g
Ur. K. J. Pace, of Orlando, who
miiliif1
( mo's tit'oi her has not a n ix e d yet .hit its , p a r t i i a i l u r l v
timid of ?.MMt yvus acrungcii for hi.*
i tiipilenani/vtl h o o ile g a c tiv itie s and
is
i,..\v tn Canada on an evangrli
>r th<J^
Majority Of Those Who Com
from tihto.iil,
release. A i.nnpiYftK'Tt id (Hhson, cal tour, ha- oiiflnieil the purposes
i in h a v i n g ma m l a im 'd :l too inti
p n liw :
(deled llipli School Last
• S. (i.orgi* t Tinian, Wdenliti"': m a t e u n it:!' t hi'tween the tinder at si i ef Sanford, w as a rre ste d and Ilf (be nisi itfil ion as follows: "T he j ( '( )| .1' M HI'S. Old". -\ng 21
gave
In.ini
nf
$.nim.
t
Ii*
ciiiiH
1
atde
nian;it'S-r. .i:<I he v. oiibl ! rV to per wrn Id 'and 11.<• polit e d e p a r t m e n t ,
purpose is to provide a cenler Im'ii-Ti l{epuldu ans and licmoeinl
Spring Will Enter S t a l e
i " lie ig h t’fey
said he did lud recall the nam e <>f l),e tru e children of (inti, ir res pec 'yvm’e here today to adopt p a r i,
- illlile I lie hrol her I" have It i ill
I'.t h a - w
Insl
il
nl
ions
In
The
j
May <r S w n t ' ti ts not a iin o im ie il t itisiill's eoinp.imoii.
F a ll
hurled in Hollyyvoinl. Calif.
live of ileiioininal ion; to establish | plat I'm,ns mi which they will g«*
o h; t h a t h o ' li
Ins ehuine of a u.i'. ssor to I.e ngel
A crow d gallu ieil in front of the
The tu u rin g e a r driven l»y Gih- and spread abroad n clear munis lliefme tlie voters for preference in
••'• w hero ho,';
hut. it w as p ie timed that t e m p n Twe.il v nn-tiiher i <»f the 1
•C. Tetill.. I'lllii'tal p. riot’s tyyo h o u rs liefori* I rarity Aiding 1 liief Karl \V Ilex- son was eiiufisriiteil and will he i ikiilde testim ony of the t r u th of | Sovem her and lav down llu men* | Crnduut mg ela-s ..f Sanfi.l.l lie b
la te r romlli/?
the
dooi'K
W
’e
te
to
he
openeil
In
.
’
ll
old
at
aindion.
il
was
said.
| lll’e of bailie.
nl as revealed iii 11 is word;
•linn Ilf nf
D
i
e
n
te
r
will
retain
the
ilepurlmerit.
S.’I.
h
.
i
I
:ir>
pi.
paring
l.<
c
ut.a
cat
IL K. Hilliard and Ernest O g le s , ii iii Ii the word in its fullness; to
" f th e - '
next ty\" boy llu* Jiithln* to \ nay I hi Innly. Ile x n tn ' i. y\ h " w t i : a f e t v i l i r e i't n i
Deuioerii' ’• s ta r tin g the ir eon | loll : . "ll.'C
I
I.
roll
gill".
I
t
I"'
. nie-s ll’i I 'Hlei'ii poin t on n v.. *’i• kept Im y : al th e lim e o f the I rn g e l m spt ll- by yy i.* in c led by Volusia mini .provide a home for mis-imiai ie , vent loll at 1 o’eloi I. planned to , . "Ill'll! .Ini'll.g S. (it en. l.e I’, V. in
over;y
I•r< .'I’vi'.g in d e l .
The I’t’owd was
..ill w inning and the general ill
l i . i i i . n l all (lleir liusim— and ml ] tin* i..ai.*iil\ "I tin* \.a m i', i . .I
M'-t b a ll
tLihcrtgvJ
! sum, has l u l l hoth o ffic e s f u r th e ty aiithin itH . mi a c h a r g e o f on
am
lelerreil
by
a
light
,
am.
eiiiination "I tie* I !>i-|"*' »»f Lra,*e joIll’ll till- ,’lfti I I■■■->•I. ItcpIlbW* in*. lege .1 " f till < .1> Will let l.ill I"
c r a tin g a till n e a r Osteen, Mil!
I i*i-l li lt loll
past .'!U il iv,-.
I*'t Iglllelli it yy hen mount el^ pa
i xt. w ai
pllium-il to tala I wo illiy to do •<cli.."I t*. i"i..pl. t.' II*. ir w<*rk
lard i -aid I•• be w anted l>> the al home and abroad."
, .1 \ -I-I
rn
Itoarh A ttacks Met liulork
Principal fe a lu re . ol tin* Long (heir work.
• here hof,
\ h*i -i n a to Indnle n i mli'ayoil'll lo driv e the
W hile the police ilepurlnienl re- s h e riff's d e p a r tm e n t of Snniiioh
The s la te .list it III i.ins Mill .Ii in
t,.t
lie XVHM
I yyill.d Itilde ( 'onferi'llee and Mi.
is it ion of. : u rg in g crowd away from tin* plate iniisl ruction appeared iiumincnl, i ..iinly on a n o th e r charge.
If..r.'. i
T h o m a s .1. Huffy., form e r mem lh<* largc-l .pmla from the I n i "
t-.t
j -ioltary Hmm* as mil lined by Ihe liter of the sta le industrial e m iim i.
. I. to tllrtVjU
' M e m o r i a l p i n - , windows of the parlors, the iuvesligitloi's into the mtiiilcr were
far
•.I’tllMlI
m
ilk
:.
til’Hl.*.'
11
I").lie.
t
....
ctoy. 11 p 11 - 1iii I a ga inst one of i h e 1
. I.oiird of directors include inter- -imi nml a tto rn e y
' tdentl-'
l>l.i,.
for the t'lim
IL Koach,
windows and it i-rushed.
T h re e wondering it Joseph
■leiiominutioiml winti r uesemldy Federation of Labor, is t" make Dean Tm ih i . Tlicron King an.I
. '"*n to ,
ft • f
f
re
Chicago
t
riminal
lawyer,
was
to
he
i round; missionary tiome, for fur- llu* keynote s|M*eeh which will star! t'lovde Ku< ell will a l l . 'till th e I'm
• ' be
r* r.,
e ta k e n eat i <din rn v.i’ie in! he I In1 glass. | successful iu obtaining u special
\
e
I'
i
1
X
.if
|*
l"l
"la.
while
tlie
M,*•:"*.
Two women Were i ut when t h e y '
i . Id
Imiglieti and retired missionaries: i In- Hemoernlie c a m p a ig n for the
l <:>■
nro-u'i'iltiii’ to ronyi'V his evidence
llw clve m onths program for visi re i lection of G overnor Homiliey, I t ' : i i n . . l l H i .I " '', I’!■.l ■t v l l ' i f f i . ,
I I'
of Press iii'ie pii-ln d thrinigh I he opening.
before the S tark ocuntv g ra nd
Lenal>> lie ll ii’ii... Maiv'ali l I " I
Joseph ltoldnns and IL S. Lour, ii.rs and stu d e n ts on n fundament
S ta te s
S e n a to r - ev F i ......
d pi’i i •
jury which meets tnmoriow.
I'
nf West Palm Ilea, h have filed a illy sound faith; Itihh* eonfereiiee fo rm e r U nited
I I...in in ami t ‘Iiiii
T lir i «• \r e H urt In Panic
Poinerene to tin* senate mid Ihe re /.a. liarx will . ui'.'ll at the FI- M i d l
’ t lie ill Xt
Ijnach yesterday m a form al suit, iu chancery hen* to cancel n
N K W V O ltK .
A ug. 21. </pi
I
and in.u n d e r ii f Hu n' tickgl.
The guv
lilei eXe.
-la le m e n t declati'd th at Proj-ei utm j runt rm l of the tig h t and title "I M tiler; f ’hri lian cmifeiilioti
A nuniher o f pefeons
im linliug
■i "iifel'eni'e eenler;
inoifel school eiiior and Mr. P om ereae will Hiip- S ta le I '"licit" F.'i' Women at t a l l
* U ;
; .oii/.al ion
Mi ( lintoi'k has proceeded
in
a ] S. A. Scniimn in certain p r o p e lt \
alia ee.
lilt f w o iie ti ami three polieemeii
with Hilde taught daily for etui- plenient tile keynote ii'ldl '1 s,
0
m anner which had aided in I he I in E n te rp rise .
S
e
n
m
a
n
’s
mldn
t
i' i !"• in jured this atti-t'i'itiiii in a
(tiller Saul*.rd t'l'U'lll.ite . ..f l.i '
| ,Iren to be ei cell d im m c d ia lc ly ,
it»ul
The Kepiildieiili keynote mldre
e cape o f the m urderers and which | is unknown to the pla intiffs, nr
veal' w h*. will e n te r . .dtegi I ' m
am ong
thine
thousand*,
| •*. Iiidi'some rei real u*n and spot l i
I
.Mi! pante
has i rveil .In him k the fedi ia l in ' cmdiiig to th e hill of lom plaiiil.
ill
be
delivered
late
III
tin*
day
by
''
t ill iin
Umcc
Arrmi;t..n. W l l "
■ soiling in the ra m al t'a'dli and yis t igat loll into the alh'ifed
| mil a d istrib u tin g pmnt for ( 'Ini.
•HI
- • i "HuRdv
United S ta le s S e n a to r S in n o n U will ci> to Davi.l-.in in N'.irtli t ‘ i l " i
'
|H
1
!
The
lull
asked
th
a
t
the
agree
l!'..;i.lwa,v
in
front
"
f
a
I
h
u
n
li
{
.tan
literal
lire.
;t f ••ji*•I I
eonspirac v.
i •' i f i r t h t f
Fes,-, anil his speech will be slip lina. \ii- lm t 'lark, I’nivcr-it V «. 1
meat,
for
the
sale
of
pro
p
e
rty
l»*
\
Cull
tro
t
of
the
conference
will
be
w
a
itin
g
to
view
the
hotly
"1
llu
i
• •»1 it| p« ;i( P.
M etTiiitorkv teplv to tb.acli's
S'ipihuiattr3
pic infilled by addresses by Sena I 'iilifi.riiiu. Ja c k Dureii, I’.mi.r. 1 1*
ileelared
null
and
void
because,
n
..........
the
hand);
of
l*r.
K.
.
1
.
Kaec,
ol
I"
I
pi
i
Valentino.
hi
i. and ,t .
■ • vv el. I lie r
i ensure was Hint in* wuuld pro.
to r F rank It. Willis, eandutale fur U nixer ily in A tla n ta , K.Lvni'l
was s aid, the d e fe n d a n t did n*** jiYrlaudo, l(ev. I .m n ; Knxaiinger.
reed “ honest IV. roll ra genu sly ami deposit the rripiiicd $M)0 pemlmg
•
................................
m any
Second Vlcii
1) —
r C alvary Kaptist t TntriTi, SI. i e elect nm, and Myers Y. I'o*.per, E atzm iogi r, W a shington and
fe a ih '-sly as I have .'dway- done
Adoption in Yii 1’iiii.i. Mi’ s Mildred linn.I
i i i grow I ti . 1.)
i’liml Ro| ary
the delivery of the dw*d. Tlie sale -|',.te r s b u r g ; \V. N. I.eche, ( ’onnells- gube rna toria l nominee.
I 11 ipli < a s Ex-h
i : plans
in the pa st.’’
m iie was $10,200. of which $*M'0 j vj||,.. |»„, a ml St.
P e te rsburg; of llu* Keoiihlicun p latform will go W e-h'vau, Mai <m, (In., Mis t Ma.
More than .Ml w il nesse.r are al
.ii*i' unlit
(m iinrrnw .
iiti ni ’ home
il
•hi I I'thcj)?
I'a
r.’l
I'.'le
l’
,
N’.lre
Dame,
Smith
w as to be deposited iu escrow with (;|1(,rK<. \V. < linger, W'llliamsporl.
i I'l'il.'e m s .
th e 'uacheottjJ
ready lined ■11> to atmestr before the a bank pending delivery of war
Bent. I".I . mid Miss Clifford Sinn
war- ’ |.(l^ 11a R. H ’tywai'd. Avalon, N. J.;
\ ci*'ii tn'Iay,;|
g ra nd jury. A rr e - is by eight id i a u t y deed; $.’,0(Ki to be paiil on
h"l a*r, Wi leyan.
.
M. (juiiin, W ashington, I’ll.. l*r.
i i i i r , : i .s k h U A
federal w a r r a n ts slated for \e
H (<Ht.eoiiiird M.•Lucan, outstnndin *
Iiiii for t la1 fu rn ish in g "f I'hnol I t,•nitty were not made in view of delivery of deed, and balaaci* of .Marion Mellull, A llanla;
>r. Imi i hi lag b
$tl,Tint in four eipial piunents.
Newton, Uii'miagham, Ala.;
”
and j impeiled evidence, it vvns said.
u th h 'te nf Sanford
High seli.."l
t!" Ie . fn rn, t tire. lockers
a t" have aS«t{
T
he
c
o
m
p
la
in
a
n
ts
declare
they
'gene
Vogler,
Winston
Salem,
N.
<
.;
tlirim
y
e
a
rs
ago,
will
w
e
n
d
th.*
-Iiaile ' for all th e schools, white
s u t h a n jt
1V„ i-ontpli
complied w ith th e ir p a r t ' ,f t'h a r le s E ntz m in g e r. hunker, Long
Ilntvor; ily of Florida, a He III
anil negro, of the S a n lo rd school
liavo
Id a t»*v yi nr* I
t. ..i
i»r \V. A. di-i ( 1 1 tire being ro iisideiitl to
been a ttgm ling prepara' ■Bn seh""l a: d . 1 . i glia . M» . |1
the c o n tra c t. T h e agreem ent w;r yviioil; (Charles A. Kowlaml, Athens,
Hiding hull
'. '! l*. *1
•i l.t irig s ilav l>y the distric t Irusteer. The
Gu.; ami Vernon W. Patterson,
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. 21.
in Itni'kiiiglmm, N. <*., Whel’e I"’
made Feb. 20, 11120, it was said.
M .i Mint
. n o 1*»i <••,, and th
ill l.e held hint id me! Jliis m eriting and a d
c e re lu ry -m an n g e r, Lmigwoml.
record
in
i/P) C h a ra c te rizin g his action " to hits made an enviable
-m
lHi> !•«•i * i i ’il’
4’ X• 11 g r e a ts
In addition to the hoard of con- take control of the conipntiv aw ay athletics.
I’nit 'ils uri/ journed until •'! o’cluck this a f t e r
.......... .•»
I.IM ’ ll
|« *. '\* irliter ov<
trol a n advisory com m ittee of I Ir..m Wall S tr e e t.’’ I’rose.iiling
i laiisgun unit l*i exam ine the sam ples d is
Jam.-* W right, foot hull flash >>i' tiny. I- |» *icla Ml 1 • II l | l H into ,,
I
prom inent Bible teachers, preach A ttorney G. W a lte r Booth, *>f Sum
ill end him- played I*.* a p p ro x im a te d y 2 f> cun.» .i .t lt*.| .»| v» f
last y e a r 's Rollin'! College fresh
*n ..r imrthg
ers, and Christinii w o r k e r s milt county, yesterdny filed suit mun team, will also enroll at th" • if f* • 1 I I til ,1.1 1 •Ml* hnvo tdfld’j
i er a s .
.
I. ll S a tu r d a y
in the stilt" .supreme e.itlft seeking I 'liiv e r ilv of Florida next, month iih h t *.M Ml J ’
T he adoption of n resolutimi fur
The It'll tecs set aside iippmxiIhrm ighnut the rnunlr.v is being
1 • • <U axuro.*’ )’
S h e riff ('. M. Hand hasat return•i
of a negro. luati-lv iJItJMMI to provide new i the im provem ent of two Sanford
i'loud formed, according to Mr. I'a tle r- to prevent Hit* Goodyear T ire Ai W right xvns one of tlie s t a r nth
M•
* ill* * J« •
1 iD .1 •>n the
Ids
su
m
m
e
r
cnttugi
I'll
to
■•
in- aid , so
Kid.her
I'l.mtmiiv
of
Akron
from
piipim nl for Sanford m hools. Tlie i s tre e ts was the only liusim ,s Iran' i land, Gi»., w here his family is s ta y - 1 ' on*
teles of tlie y e a rlin g clu- • lit R "l‘
.1 rt• . • I.’. 1
g tii rough
*" e tn.llgll to Mlt’Ces I'll I bidders will hi
made acted Monday afternoon by th*
doing hiisiiivsH in Ohio and to ou; t im; lust year, and is expected 1 ..III tlie XX. i Id, .J . t tin* nrlmtlpW
1
iog.
T
his
is
Ids
second
trip
*"
K K FU H ES KKSHLNATION
f*' ' ,
iI of S a n fo rd known la te today o r in Hu umrn- City (’ommlsslon.
e ig h t memlierH of tho com pany's m ake an oxcollotit allowing a t H i * . I il* Ipt I lie
frie n d "”
Cloudlund, and he expects to be
I Ill’ll.
T A L L A H A S S E E , Flu., Aug. 24. hoard of directors.
The intended ing, it w as said.
Mayor- F o r r e s t Lake speeding uwuy for a week. W. C. Wilhatns ta te school.
upon w )>L Ii t
I 1.0 ■•ran, lie said,
(/!*)
Tho
renitfimtion
of
Matt*
T he basement of the court house llu* session as he was leaving S a n hoii, chief d eputy sheriff, will be In
Tin* ou ste r proceedings, which ho
fotimled
A thletic celebrities oT tilt* r*
• V
ii-! fa I ■o iin-iiiccess
re i mldcd
a
f u r n itu r e
display ford on a business trip, and Com c h a rg e of th e s h e r if f 's departm ent S e n a to r W. A. Kusscll. of Fulnum said he instituted "oil ci niplaltd, coat g r a d u a tin g cIush who a re ex
" In tin* ,... t I'l y e a r s Tlnl
j the -I. •'ie e. He want - i*i,o,ii.
county,
/wus
refused
by
G
overnor
missioner
S.
O.
Chase
was
nut
More th a n a score of
mid nl the roiiuest of ii stockhold peeled to show u p well in i*oll. ge III. . bci o'... t ' • '"■y eutrooehm
d u rin g S h e riff H a nd’s absence M artin w hen tendered today.
'In I 11. because of desk.- and -e a ts were displayed by present.
ers," held tha t tho s ta te law hud com petition a r e : Tlieron King, all
c im itii . i ; i Iu* world, ant
from tho stute.
I 'diii! 0* .’ll-’gctl was as m any f u rn itu re concerns.
| The city b u d g e t was not o>nbeen violated by allow ing tho c o r round s t a r of tho football, Imse'm'l . r. h o f 11" mi l'i** i t u n c i prlncl
t" in •iain*L t while
| sidereil u t the abbreviated session
poration to go into tiie h a n d s of and b a sk e tb a ll te a m s hist ye a r l . I -eg' re • I..h have become' a
m i in l l.i'M' .m home.
T he plans for tho proposed munithree certain parties
w ho hold E dw urd E n tz m in g e r, a member "i i."l<* i’f III i ir nii’ccsc. \ , m e i
10,000 shares
of “ rnunutfeincnt the S a n fo rd fpothail tra in f
I cipal docks w ere not discussed.
of a i;..t..i , i Inh ennnob’ g o t
i
>ru
The im provem ent resolution pro
stuck" at noniiiiul p a r vuluo.
throe yours, a n d Cloydo Russell, tillin ' "III ,,f n if lie does not'd
vide* for tho paving, repaving and
: ..i"> t lumr x i ■a I into it, a n d .
The petition failed lo n a m e tho c a p ta inn oorf la
last
st Jy e as rf aa team.
tci
hard su rfa c in g of Fo u rth Street
stockholder a t whose reituest the
M u st o f tho 24 S anford hoys my hop.* Dt p. every m em ber of
Ethel Williams, ne g ro woman, fronTALaurel Avenue west to Cedar
x t n n n p ' « r ’H F F K N C Aug. U e S. O verm an, who obtained pus- Miit wus filed, nor did It re a ve l nml glrln w ho a tte n d e d tho sta te Sanford iTib is g e ttin g thp,V
w as fined $*• o„ an a s s a u lt cha rg e Avenue and C e d a r Avenue from
M 0 0 R E S C R E E K , N.
.
a ^
th(J |,m m t (ic senuto.
the names of the "p o in t te n a n ts ..’ schools lust y o a r will re tu rn in th** out i f bis mniiihct'xlii|i in thO’j '
'.r.
today by C analv J u d g e J a m e s G. T hird to F o u rth Street.
I*i ing intro24.
(
/
I
l—M
ajor
General
Johnson
j
Thi>
women»
B orguniration heudSeveral nn'piliBrx of th®',
The Goodyear T iro it R u b b e r fan. ^
Sharon.
Lucille Jackson, negro
'’.""••d of (he b u t T he stre e ts will be extended to llaygootl,
com m ander
of
the ded hy Mrs. Brosseuu, is sponsor Com puny, tho la r g e s t Independent
club were vivitnrs ut th o f ]
w
om
an,
testified
tlrnt
Ethel
a
t
t
a
c
k
S;,|.,,'" l1 and ill t o
a width of 24 f e e t a t a total cx- Fo u rth Corps A reu; Mrs. Fred J. ing th e celebration.
I’l.|| (ot lay They woro; V
organization o f its kind In tha
ed
er w
ithout provocation
r will lie ft.imd ad*,1 hher
witnouv
.... « - * " * •
p rn d itu re nf *lG,9U0.flr,.
The cost
| i liall. Have Rngtn, < ort«
Tho N o r th Cnrollna legislature United States, wus Involved in fiBrosseau,
presid
e
n
t-g
e
n
e
ra
l
of
the
1 “l i num ber of
J u d g e Sharon fin«l N ‘‘“
!.r
iho im nro
v e m ent
e n t will
wi
of the
provem
be as- N ational society of Daughters ot udopted a resolution in which it nanrial difficulties in 1021 and
G, Glenn ami F r a n k H j p t
dick $1 and costs on a c h a r g e of
"fft ring i are values.
resolvod t h a t “ Moore’s Creek bat- , reorganization w as effected w ith
»>
dru
likeness.
Preston
Wood
was
IW|||t; " e ic h a n ts
are
TO IlF. AT C O N PE R K M f
tlegruund, in P e n d e r county, North t iiuthurizod capital of $ 11)1 ,000,000.
fmed th e sam e am ount on u sim ilar
others w ere here today
M a y o r F o r r e s t Lnk® loft Into
l ' ! ' " ,*d’ for toinorG E N E V A , Aug. 24—
ef C arolina, should bo erected Into a i
ra
te
the
150th
unntversury
c
harge.
M
onday
f
o
r
Wovidfcnde.
.?.*•.
'"tr'-lay lead t licit*
H u n g a ry , Siam and L lth u a r
national p a r k and so maintained by
Moore’s Crock B ridge.
d u a l it y o f gah g o o d
o th a r e a s te r n points. Ilp will have ..........
•
.
Ff"l*i i.y t|„* sa v in g s
N E W S P A P E R M A N DIES
G eneral H aygood will accept for tho fe d e ra l g ovarnm unt.’’
M O T H E R K IL L S
C H IL D R E N
W
A
SH
IN
G
TO
N
,
Aug.
24.—</P)—
CI.E
V
E
L
A
N
I),
A
ug.
24
-1
/1
’)
T he oattTo of Moore’s Civci
Met
Bridge took place Fob. 17, 1770, I ho uverarfo m otor guHollne n m r Nations t h a t thoy
-2
■ A U R B l.
A. a . su v o r m a n , 45 fo r 10 =
U n ite d ......................
S ta te s th is rest Lake, S a n f o r d ’s now touriat
Wat.
LAUREL.
U1|I<W, Iwt„ I nitrht
when 1,000 p a tr io ts under tho keted In t h e .............
night editor of th e Associated «'» *u mJM,# lnto a f c d c r a l park.
l
a
.
t
h
o
conLireneo">
Mrs. S c o tt Allen, 36. killed h e r Pre ss in Cleveland, died this m o rn
h o s te lr y , ho said.
F * J .’Wfi..rv
■ry s t o r e
four children aged from eight ing. Mr. S ilverm an w a s ta k e n 111
'H a w ill also have cenforencos on con dd e r A ntvrlcqft.'XWigr
IMl t ' "' IMIIV
m onths to eight ye a rs a t h e r home last T hursday w ith a h e a r t atta c k Representative C. l l Abernathy «f u n d e r Col! Donald* McU*od. there- conducted by chem ista of th e .b u - s a v e tid either ‘business m a tto r a of tho I’o rm a iv m t
” rV G.... ... Cn mpnny.
77T
flapford, ho declared. tionnt j u s t i c e . 'JI
n e a r Moss, Jusjiur county, this and gradually beennto weaker. He New York, w ho fponsored o bill
l Drug C utpany.
the commerce tie* •
b
y
M
y
i
n
g
.
i
o
authorising
a
c
c
e
p
tan
c
e
of
tho
tra
c
t
*r.
be
a
b
so a t about 10 d a p K powt
m orning.
Insanity over religion is survived by his widow a n d two
todsy.
•r4
for a national park, and Senator causa oi American independence.
I is given us the cause. Mr.- Allen
Dept. Store.
*
J was absent front homo at the time. children.
Wtx
ii F
.•w. 4 ■
>
..Y
'Ns.
AI Iloath’s'
jfVr Taking
Korause Of
[Despondency
Farmer’s Security Is
i; Not Secure, Is Claim
McileU Death Probe
Causes ‘City Clean-up‘
otes Asks
,| Together
1{avt> (V
Ti'*
A Hack \ i pon Whit
(•it 1 Last Saiurda
Other At lacks Are
A d.ni({('d,lsU epocS
<*'
ill'd Picture
lent To HusN.H'olk, Va.|
Willi (iir*; \n>ii8?S
Ads In Nt qmperth
11.
LOC AL TAXICAB PLANS FOR NKW
MAN ARRESTEDjCHDRCH PROJECT
ON ?m CHARGE ARE BEING MADE
FINAL IM IS ran
IVALKNTINO TO BE
if-:
’ Hour
m :n
■f ster
; t*lie-',*3
lly ni$T
i whitetnmmeod^j
hn /
OEA
jL
tin
l •<• h.
-8
TWENTY OF 1926
Political LeadetsiGRADUATES WILL
Of Ohio father To , ATTEND COLLEGE
Select
tn Are To
i\\ Officers
InFebruary
- '. Hicy dit
ii
bad/
Platforms
•'«
l
Land Owners Seek
To Cancel Contract
Ri if ;?(•'
Talks
u*rnsey
And (Lsf 'iuliwls
Firms Offer Dills
On New Furnishin.crs
For Sanford Schools
uir> r!*rial
kn:io ;m I ’oday
Improvement Of 2
Streets Is Okeyed
Sheriff Hand Joins
By City Commission Family AtCloudland
ants Offer
Ks tn Thrifty
JudRC Sharon Fines
Two Plain Drunks
Prosecutor Seeks To
Oust lOig’ht Directors
Of (ioodyear Company
Notables Gather For Dedication
Of Federal Park On Battle Site
Mayor Goes East
. On Business Trip
ZtiSFS& Z f c ' , i 5ii'riY-
naps
im m
I-*
*.rJ;-LJtt
�• .i ->!M
t
V . AUGUST 29. m e
iM iU n in r iiiia lih ilu k
/J*..? Jte.c'i! re
frfi* .
: ‘ if.-* i W r *
P
I
R
I T
O F
m fty '
t
*j * ♦*
SlftA!.’ ...
i
K
S^n :. r
v:i v , - y ■>/ .-1
'
•
feifAP
f v j V . .: / ' v;
0 $ : : ■■;'
f c - d v o / - -. *
rV ‘ V '
rL
v •*.
<■• •
’V i
s
*0*1..
!?;II.«r*.f I
•
A nother
6
L ittle M e s s a g e
about that cup of sugar
«H(.v - . . ..
,f* *•»
&•<
•' t . .
ECENTLY
we suggested that the essential.', of the true spirit of neighborlinoss were
i
exemplified in the borrowing; of a* eup of Migar.
.
Over the back-yard fence is a short cut indeed, to neigh burl mess. Miles so often are the
fences that divide the common ground of mutual understanding and good will. The less
the distance, the lower the fence.
U t* if* w * •
-+J
<>«?>*'
m»iwv. •
* '
t4fVl>M.V«.| .*< »»
b *'
*i^
/r.,i
Iff *Wy*-v
sh
it’
Rl
Jil
i] I
• ••
That’s one reason why we’ve always worked so earnestly and faith fully lor better roads.
The road that brings you nearer to us is the same broad highway that brings us nearer to
you. Literally and figuratively it increases efficiency in the delivery of goods. Another es
•
sential to the true spirit of neighborliness.
You’ll find the same spirit at this end of the road
in our stores and places of business.
Courtesy desire to please, eagerness to rectify error, sincerity in quality, fairness in price
—these are the elements of neighborly dealing which we are constantly striv ing to improve,
ove.
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Just call across the fence. We’re neighbor.:, you know.
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THANK YOU
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Retail M erch an ts
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This Advertisement l*aid For by the Following Merchants and Business Houses:
The Yowell Co. " '« \ i l i t i t t
Woodruff and Watson
Lloyd Shoe Co.
McKinnon-Markwood Co.
lez Grocery Co.
ford Drug Co.
A. Speer and Son
^Outlet
’
(iture Co. Inc.
.umber Co.
(’s Place
, '
Hr # r ^ -
Edge wood Grocery
Celery City Lumber & Supply ( o.
Kilgore Seed Co. •
L. P. McCuller
Sanford Feed and Supply Co.
ChurchwelPs
.
B. L. Perkins.
Thrasher and Woodruff
Smith Bros. Inc.
jLaney’s Drug Store
Rouinillat and Anderson
The Sanford Bank and Trust Co.
Mi-Lady’s Shoppe.
Wight Bros. Co.
.
,
Piggly Wiggly
Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Security Lumber Co.
.
Ed. Higgins, Inc. Ford Dealer
Senunole Pressery
Seminole Awning Shoo
The Sanford Herald
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The Ball Hardware Co.
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The Seminole County Bank »
The First National Bank
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[” IS) Atlantic Coast Has ITOLEDO
LEADING
v,;c. ,*JECT TO LAWlTO COME BEFORE w l? th e T T u fe a u CL0VER MARREr
OF THIS COUNTRY
ASSERTS SUPREME COURT
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!«t L 2 la Dflotik K ; lot i i f"!
turcti'oih ckfvar seed H is rrfadu the
Mirth**!
Toledo m arket an all-y^ar-aroupd W ry man ollirthts
(\urun RnbUns to William I.
proposition, with October, Dei-am
ber and March the biggest trading H aivev. lot 1. block 2 , Gertrude
months.
The
first
new
crop addition.
trading is for October delivery.
j,,1m IL Rain to Caroline M y
post-war conditions
hnvc left ers. lots Hi. 17, 1 l.ll l. kM 21.
their mark on the Toledo clover 22. 22. 21. 25, 2d. 27, 2K, 21». blmm
T A M P A , A U G . 21. f/V> Pres
market, and therefore upon
the ft" Minn A d d itiili to l.ongvvooik
sure iii high on the South A tla n —
Fri'd A C lark to E n in ie l, Entz
market of the world.
American
h . ;i
tie const, said VV. J, Heimett, In* i Ohio City Lies In Middle of farmers, even in the clover licit, iningei lots I. 2. •), 1. •>,
Itfcolic Episcopate D e c la re s 1Decisions T h ai Are Likely m l '.vrether man. today.
!
Great
('lover-GrowinR
Area
lit
in
Entzmingers
.Vlditmu.
have
reduced
the
amount
o
f
clover
To M ake H istory In Law Stntieii
High l.ow I ’ rerip,
^ P r e s id e n t’s Latest StateJohn M. Rain to M e n I lad - ’
in Mid-West and H as L o m rl|,ll'J' raise and French clover, which
hs
Will He Handed Down A t in n t a
f good grade but cheaper than flm , lets 17. IS, I f . Hi. 21J, 21 2m
It Ts Contrary To Assur,n
Controlled Prices O f (lo v e r . American clover, now figures in
oil
When Tribunal Convenes Ilirt tin; hum
‘ I 2-r»,
JT, ‘JH,
OM>rk
I
7H
r. t
1 Mori on
•Itces He Gave on Saturday
the Toledo market to an intpor- D. Mam Adilitmn to l,ongw""d■; i
|
T O L E D O . <>., A cur. - 2 1 - —f/P>— ■-i,it degree, regardless of a t a r i f f
f/|*> — [ lb
If 11In■rt .1. Reiter to Lake .lesstip
W A S H I N G T O N . Ang.
7t
.IIS
, Toledo's in i lovi r, deeper than any
pnir cents a pound.
Land Company, lanes m section a,
nerlaions
which may be epoch- l * bit’Cii. '
*^MEXICO CITY, Aug. 24—(4*)— milking in tlieir del mil o n of the t
s.;
city of the wonld.
Toledo plunged
to 21. S Kge •'!(! East. Id a. res of
• deadlock again hits terms “ free speech" and " fre e as
M
| into culver <01 years aero, and there
I W I R E S H A N K It E O P K N S
land
and water.
’T»*fhed in the controversy
' ic»
she has remained.
semhly” are exjiected "Im rily a ft e r [ G n I\ <*- on
11 U . T urling to n to ( n o.
I !.
the
Roman
Catholic
t
H
.ns
K
iimsji
City
the Suprenn Court ree. 'iivenes
I.yim r in tin- midst of the grant
T \ 1.1.A H A K S E E , Fla.. Aug. 24. j r'ii'kim. beginning N E, eorncr of
and- the Mexican govern- October.
Ml
c;_»
I.os V ig lec lo ver-grnw in r
of the mid
range
21
Pi Ke-opening of the suspend- ' seetion 22 )t> 21 and
o w the re lig iu u . situation
<|0
r.i i
Mcmpi is
72
west, where, this tim e o f year, the id bank of Tavares at Tavares was : East 2."> acres.
T
he
y
will
const
ru
still exists in some q u a rte r*
New i -rleans
ill
HO
.OH
a ir over the farm lands is heavy announced by comptroller Amos
Re ;e ( "ti it.
I lit , to
M Hfb1
'f
t alifo rn ia,
t all doors to n settlement have syndimlisin laws
i New York
7I
01
with the fragrance of clover bios today.
Rrot livi s, lot 22 Rose Court addi
Michigan and Kansas, raised in a p
The
bank,
which
had
rebeen closed.
tin
I ’it t-dmrg
Sf.
lid
■a>ms. Toledo has become the intar
peals by C harlotte A m ta Whitney.
-n,trees of ? 1,200,000 when it sus- tion.
St. lends
Its
T h e hope is more-or-less based
hi ;
n.it tonal rb u er center.
Mark Ik Dodd. North Ut a m e 1 of
C h a r le s K. Hutlionherg and Harold
pctidi'd recently will he capitalized
Suit l ake ' ity
• n a statem ent
issued
by
the
OK
Clover prices of the world nre ;p jtno.tKIP with a surplus of $lrt,- East) ' a of S. \V. 1 1 • / section 20.
U. Fluke, respectively,
who con
> 'O a th o H c Episcopacy as a supple«r,
San Ft-uieisco
a4
'fix e d on the Toledo tra d in g floor, nllfl
tended that in atte m p tin g tu rep
tp 21 .'"iitb raiigk1 20 East
n e n t to its declaration yesterday
7t
and it is ilie only m arket where
lllate radical propaganda ! lie Stales .'-hiei eport
,1. I. ( arpenler to I'atrick
A.
th at the situation lias reverted to imd overstepped tlie i ote-i Mutiimal Toledo
H“
fi‘2
id
i trading in futures in clover seed is
I TStmngneccsv and 2")m (TSlumg
mill
Point
C
h
u
rte
r
granted
to
u ie M m e status ns before the n m - prohibition a g a in -t restriction
dtl
iH
done on a large scale.
>1 Washington
nessy. I"(s 222. 221 of West <* o f,
p , nk of f'niiiil Point, with capital
& Y i e r i n c e S atu rd ay
n ig h t between
Florid; Stnt ions
Market Long Established
the inalienalde rights of freedom
S. E '■ of N. PL
" f set timi 27^
SJa.Otm.
.President Cnlles, Archbishop Leu- of speech and of msentldv
Itartnw
‘•I
! Wallace Applegate, president of
tp 21 South range, 21 East, Ke\v
I ! 11 i is
ld R uiz y Flores, and Bishop
ill
72
.02
the
Toledo
Produce
Exchange,
(iai'dfiis
CotnmuniHt tjuesl inn
■x o f Tabasco.
Fori M v ' i ' i
!IU
,20
/
traced Toledo', rise to its pinnacle
Slate and Couny L ic e n s e
!
The
constitution
and
political
nr
HH
F
olt
Pierre
Ml
as
a
clover
seed
m
arket.
• This jiopplemental statement re
Doigwoi"! Mtata'
Rank,
bank
tivities
of
the
t'ommoniM
l.aboi
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tai
k
•
l
i
p
.
ill,.
Ht
■,t;
Ohio, Indiana. Michigan, Illinois
ffitfim d
to
the
“ cordiality
an I
stock $20,dull, l.ongwood.
i
of America,
which
Miss Key W Cst
HK
7s
00
and Wisconsin are the g reat clover
ankneaa” p re v a ilin g at S aturday |
W. M. Ilalleii, ntair Hpanlu, re -I
K u th r n b tr g
u ric
W a r r a n t y Deeds
M iaini
hi;
of the "country,
h“
growing -tale"
h t ’s conferenre and declared W hitney ami
t the in te rv ie w gave “ hope' Vo I‘fh» r F''*'i. with promoiini;. and of the I Irlandi.
A pplegnt i ■aid. and it is bcriiu-e
(>l
West Sanford R e a lly
Co.
to
when
fu
n it 1 W orkers of the World. I ’eip at o'a
Toll'd" is d'laleil ill the midst
riaisM1 the
w|* world
ssociu that
mm
when
fu tu
tu re
ri I
Sill 11v I nfnir. lot I I bloek I plat
which
I
'
iske
was
pioniotiny.
mav
s . \ \ l 111;11
I best' t bill it las nine t he center id .1 I ’t lie 1 evet
JWjhudou* clifficuties are encountered
the I rmle
t j they con he resolved w ith much I receive more than pa- mu note, Tain pa
■K icdo Keullv Company t" T.
M o - Wtiitin \
l it o . .11,
Trading in sieds begun in Toll'd" W I avvtnn, lands in see ! l tp 21 I ( tim er Park Avc. and t'ekilriil St.
benefit to the
national
thro ugh lin tile opinions.
was
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11\ i l l • •t for p irt teipai mii
.0 the n u l l 1
, 'till-, and, lift years agin
i ‘:;.« a *y understanding between th ei
r ir.gti 21 East 2011 macs.
I tic roledn 1’t'iiiluce Exchange wo|ft
government and the pi elates.’’
, the organ i/.a I mn a ’ (hikland of Its
P levant i> ! Him iied
C" e t'liltrt, Inc., to .lames 1!hm e,
California I,ranch ni the < "immi
i
tul'lishi'd
The
piesi-nl
exelmngi
In its earlier statement yester m-d Labor P a rty , Lorle nl- ,g I i
s
O
Rose
t
nil
1
1
addit
inn.
iv;l- HU "I pel .It i'd "11 Vein < ago.
day, tho Episcopate re iterated i t , having participnted in the -eciel
| I- ;n b apart ment iio i-r d '. of living
Mnitlui 1’hiltipa to b la n k Wheel
< Inver i . i i i isell iii many part
Stand fo r the abrogation of the re convention of the party held in C m
. ■ S 1a of block 111 ticr fa T in t J room, full size bed room, die "ing
of
tin'
wot
Id.
in
England,
Franco,
Ilgtoux laws which it regards m sand dunes near Itndgin aii. M u m
7 i"' d meet mg ..I iho Flm id;i
and in i' rd's map
| room with full si/e Murptiv bed,
«, destructive to
religious
liberty 1gan and Eiske lor w>,iking a-, an ■''tub' l* 'lb t i h i i i T r . ' 1 Assncilltnm and l.e rm a n v . hi ( amnia
I i wis JrihuKnn to Lewis Wei i dinette, kilcbwi and bath. Elei lr i’ Chile, bill all these look to Toledo
i.;; Bishop D ia z said th a t this stall' organizer " f tlie I \\ W. hi Kan
vv;i | i In Id n. S anlerd Mnndiiy night.
■ .me. lauds in see. ti tp 2(1 S range
as t lie ( enter of t lie t Cade.
f \ ment. which also stnted that the sis, recruiting new members.
I cal te frig e ra tio ii and gutnge in
1 be i ' l l i ’"' c "I tbr 'idled rnceting
it Fast.
Scientific Service
'y religious services would not he r e - [
was
lint
HI.nil1
p
id
'lu
,
bill
it
Was
Miss Whitney ((intended that le i
loo I'! Hnrtlett to !’ S. Waters, I lllded.
’ - (limed for the present, wns eon- ]| influence had been i M i i r d to pie
'aid I mi. nn .inimion em en t would I Many services to dealers have ! "1 10, If lock 22, Lot :i, block 22,1
| been developed with the g ro w th of
y / sldernbly influenced by one uttrih - | vent unlawful act
nil hough
lie be minlc 1.11•-1
f t- 1, 2, 2. I, 22, 21, 22, 21, all | Rates $(il).(H) flint up jaC mo nth.
Tin* Exchange main
,* u tfd to President Culles to the ef-1.remained in a tle n d a m e upon tin
A. <’ I L ivmcs of IteLurnl, pircsi- the trade.
hi", k 72 San Liimlo.
j
I
tains
an
efficient
inspection
do
c , feet th a t If priests
returned to I
presided,
Apply ut Apt. No.
convention n ite r it had adopted the dent ( I the a-socint loll
T *'. ( iilluwiiv to W, P. Coleth e ir churches t h e y must do s i I radical Clin o;n lonim nn. t plat
tttli' i <.fis. i on sent were f,. A. I part ment. u seed la b o ra to ry where
subject to the law.
H.'iki
..I <n binrl". viie prcsidcit* -eed is tested for germ inatio n ami
I form; Rlllhenberg Mint the -ei ret
purity, and a l onittiil tec of experts
and '
M IF l i \ ■ I Son ford, m .
Thin th e Episcopate interprets convention bad I..... . b a -llly ill
. width attends to the interests of
1'
“
'
v
i
res
'
n
i
l
\
ni'roxiniiit
el
v
v - ns c o n tra ry to President ( ’lilies’ : luinded on t hr
eve of inid-t
Pv
:u it 'min
- l il t , it W.l ■ f be market.
assurance, which the church said State and I'ederal agent- b ito ie
i.d
I
I railing in i Inver seed is done
was given S aturday night, that an v uiduw fill in t - bail tin n i om
11
Writ' •i l\ , -ed t let I m hn-hels, till pound in the bushel.
the regulation nf priests under the mitted an I FI - K,■. i I mp i lie pi •
The seed i pul up in bags, two and
I.!.. I - ,it I !it- m
law waa merely for a<limnistiativc amide to tile I V\ \ \ m o tilu te m , tin t • ni
Futuri'
D. Inn ge will si.on a ball till diets to the bag
j purposes.
which lie was ill In h a lin g , \ a nut tin d
i nut i ,ii tx on , eed H'l' in lot - nf till
be m
I
to
11
i.
11:
t
w
:
i
-edit
mils.
T h a in te rp re ta tio n placed upon
<t "U. will) a mini
• (1111 d I ■
P i .',
: t' ■| •11■11 -1 ' . r multiple
(ha developments of the Iasi few
JV«K lllllt.>a. llr t r r if a t a t lT *
S late Courts \ g r r e
•nil. . n .
(b
Feder.il mum i airload "I :’nti b igs.
(. 'd a y s by those in close touch with
I he -lute i ' hi rt ■ o i .ill
j bn e
116 K. Second St.
■i n t i n o,i
fit. practice nf dealing in fu
both church ami government lend stales, in upholding i be - vudical
P H O N R 824
era 1( t h a t statement issued by the ism laws, sustained lie
ohiriilum .
Episcopate a fte r Saturday n ig h t’s advanced In the p r--.n at am that
conference, were made by Ihose membership in and part n ipal ion at
l sv " K l N C l . A l i r (am
Who had fear that
(he church meeting! " f organizattons olvoeal
Full of eager pi over
’m
mliig h t bn placed an an attitu d e of ing sabotat'e. pbyMCa) violence, n
ylsldir
!jtlg or resuming services with son, deal riiel mli ot properl y and
S IN C L A IR
O IL S
Ottt-Adequate er sufficient prtinnse.i tit her unlawful acts to bring nhnul
Better tor j o u r motor
government.
elmtige in the form ot govern
.
r-tho-less, the sup|dementnl j nient by the use of force i-nuld be
in a piencripion for
7? (t d t e m e n t re fe rrin g to the posni- punished without abridging
inv
Phone 1ti 1 -J
Malaria, Chills and I-’ever, 1112 Sanford A i r .
‘ W H ty o f it fu tu re settlement is const it ut tonal right.
The defend'
vVoonatrued as intended to leave the .unis eontemled unsiiece .fu lly that
Dengue nr Bilious Fever.
5k\W*y open
for
conference' w i t h 1overt acts, amt not mere metalu i
It kills the g e rm *
V f t w l d e t l t Culles if ilevelopineuts >-hip in orgim izal ions must In- ma le
The
families
sew
ed
b>
A&l*
hhould ju s tify them.
the measure in ili te n n m iiig until
i
Meanwhile, the
Episcopate
is '
are more than enslomers
considering plan* for a campaign
llu'\ are friends; ntitny
to Airing about amendment of tinrajjgioux clauses of the constdusince iliildliood. The rea
tioh by congrusstumil net inn The
son is that confidence and a
League fo r the Defense of Helig
M E M P I I L V icnn . '.ng .’ I i, I ‘■
i lotts L ib e rty lias taken the posiwarm good will resultitiR
The prompt action
<>i
W, \\
tien th a t it will not lift the eeo- tides, engineer, in b iiu g in g
the
from gcmiiiHt service nn),
noptic boycott until these nmend- train to a lop toda.v
pii-u-nted
r-j' nignta, have been effected or until vi fiat might have re tilted hi a m
durijes all lltcir tleniiopf,
?/ - . the religious regulations have hern verc loss of life nl IliliH'v vv lien
with AM*.
modified or abrogated
li m e rear I ’ldlmaii ears, a llm la d
l
C ha rlie
N, H . G a r n e r and P. Bayard Sunfi.nl repair
Smith va. C. J Marshall and Jean • f u “ ]>
E. M arshull. Foreclosure of M o rt - 1 f'-mne recti)ry f e j i l
MtftMge 30x31 CORDS
liines Filling Station^
--Not just customers!
Wreck Was Aver tec)
Hy Quick Slop of Train
West
80774
>hnrrings Ucenne*
iiulh (Jrowers Mold
Special Meet Mere
FRIENDS
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Weading Tlsher, 22 to Bernice
Yaiiii, 20.
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I wt'l lintr.
Mngnolig " ■
The Thrifty Home
vx
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and
th e
happy
happy
Ih h iiu .
hy
Cmitilv Hank.
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Make
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(it posits
m the
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S T R E N G T H - SER V IC E - P R O ^ r S
To Our Patro
and Friends:
W« find that it will lie tv.cesKiifci lor u- p,
Ihmi»and ikdliM* s w o rth of addittmi.il eipniimcnt inf
many more evp erien cu l cmplovc- to he alii- tu git« j
h i i i . c high i'l«!*( « o i k and mi n ic e that ha- limit uur i
H e la id that it will he iv.xess.iri for u- n. fi^gj
charge accounts in order to he aide to mi print- gUr
iou.
\ t t e r Vtigiad 2Slh, nW deliveriis m il
IJlsj|
H e will
appreciate
a continuation
of iour piti
will at all lirn<*( give you the ier> heat in t)n ( „ti
us a bundle evi-cy week.
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*unta
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Right of way a c
red, fo r now higli power elect ru*
lU n can ned ing Hrudentoa, Kuraao, tOMPunta Gordo, and Fort Myers.
r*LV 'jo—
.1 t
to west bound “ Mempliis Speeml."
fast Sniiiheni R ailw ay pas-eng. r
tfltili, were derailed and toppled in
their side at Nuiilslnuy, Tenn , III
miles southeast of Mi mphr
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d a m a g e Th
reeTho usandYea rsAgo,
jy STORM A sserts College Professor
|s'neint>t' r
W in d
, nf
^ A lio lt
siiirht
V H w ity
rill1 W o r k
.1 E R U S A L E M , — (/I1)— T h a t
ed
]»:• i r
and
e x is t'd
was
the
h a ir- d re s s
:t.4ll)(>
(lreferred
am ong
the
l,„|,
style
early
,,|
r .„ , .
\ntr. 21. is Hie b e lie f o f D r. W i l l i a m Had"
IsKF'. »•'*«T i stamen!
and
jfjltr (lit dgrs are P ro fe s s o r o f Old
repiiiruur d am a ge S e m i ti c L i t e r a t u r e in the D a e ,,.r a t
•irow*' ' lit’
1'* t y o f C a l i f o r n i a .
|„’iki Okcoi fmbeo
P r o f e s s o r Hade's evident.,, is a
that Mrurk "'1 .-jjdy
r(.i1(,ri s i i i n i l i f * I m a r b le
lemii
of
W i n te.
i h,.
.»a
I'ullltlO- -"HUM'S nf “ Quel r. of H e a v e n ," inenlioned ia
I
Pruning" I list rict
d ra in a g e t h e H ilde, w hich Ini round i i i i i m r
Ji m I. Hn
The h air of
r, (Mil l shows in th e ru in s o f M iz |i:.h .
VViis |ihi-n-nm-MJilly th is sueit <1 stone lady is lu x u ria n t
III j *t 1111■ w 11r k > (11 is lopped s h o rt a t the neck, pin
hi N the unfinished t e n d down on the c r im in a l and , ;
vrt\ lln M'lu cily o f e n r e f t il l y p a r t e d in t h ....... .
lewd ion In
.V W ' 1' 1
IN IL \V A IM \
* is driven lire l a k
LANDAU,
Itavaria
(/Pi Tin
[f rali"Ti. Mr. E l li o t t
c i t y council by a single vote dc
f e a le d a hill w hich b il l e d for a
f (I,,, slnrm was
jo mile stretc h t a x o f fiT ty m a r k s a y e a r on huh
Point h a ire d w o m e n .
T h e object of the
(rmn Unciim
t a!nnt; the lm ttoiii m e as u re was to l a x the boh out of
exister.re, as even th e p arents of
,, (titlii.
I" that
W(,r,. lit breaks in h o b -h a ire d g ir ls a b o ve ten >t ai
|]ino ::,|‘.0I) feet in w ou ld h ave to pay th e tax.
H u t th e f i g h t on th e "In a lik o p r."
I lie w a t e r
[the rr■11 of tin 1 levee as it is calle d, continues apace
f i In i
f ij;ht an average o f . ( d u n e i! man S ieh ersh erjrer,
j of th e d e fe a te d h ill, Hireateu
Ijlr. l lh " 11 said.
nf
loo ■,
i ) , 'I " i e H a ve n m a k e a polit leal i s - a c
locks,
the
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| " h i i ' m S p a m to « x' i
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ilain.il'i Wits
h e a r t ."
lie ill nines at w o r k I 1,1,111
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■Kift'en "i the
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ueui.enlug
llil ri-i "I 1 .ake t )kee
(lie it" mile
gule
■on,, tenth inches at
Inf Die H l l M in r o U g h
l ri >|inu . T he most
I hii Iil: " f the levee
ri,n d s' ' he oat
■ r i li iniieli . w he re
Ipiil in uilahlo
fo r
li'vi*
was *-"ll
H
TD
I'l.tccs i i " "
B f . I T " <1 Willi I'll'k .
E A R L IE S T B IB LE
M A Y BE WORK
OF CHURCHM AN
A n c ie n t
Or
S c h n ln r
C o jiy is t
Savs
W as
Of
h n ix e rs ilv
l
W rite i
’i ' e v l ,
lit'lr m in i
\ . \ \ a h n o t ; Mi ll
V ie
I
’ hnl.ir. pi obaldy
l / l ’i
An uni lent
H p . wa >1**111' 1" I he I tic le a d e r i f a , Imi* h. wa ■ w ill* i
H i , (fill 1" t III' t'iU'l o r copyist of tlic e.trln - 1 I'rairmenl
f the text o f the lid
known I "
i.ir,,*' "i t li*' m a -on
l e x is t , liclicves H e n r y
\
S lllllcl
H ; Slat * ■<tJ 1
o f the i h n - i c n l laneunir,
•b'tctrl
liielll of the ( 'm ve r-d t y *f M i, lu
trail.
1BY D AI
was in I he <i n ch d i be common
del lare- , il" it
I .....pic, [ >r. Saudi i
was a m m ip I lie
>mmiai
people
.speak inp and w i i t m p ( .r e e k that
the fa dll had its i'ii" t followers. It
Wiis w i lt tell from .Ml t.. ;m A. D.
and lie places I lie mi" o f collection
lit before I I s A. lb
L a t e r Dm
e ilu c a t c l
f a it h appealed
t , the
t j ie c k
and tlic i ‘ I'vini:i:>
o f^ o
lib'll ,1 ,'dij, at t"ll
.
io a ti"m f
hand y v n l.m ; and w n h i ••rrvet ions
hi l i e liniyoairc.
The late t h ird
or foul t h cent hi y v, 11tiesscd
! lie
eopyimr o f llu- Hibli for lev. p ur
pe ;es, in what I ) r . : ■t'lde.r calls
the " d e lu x e c i t y i d i l i o i i " in towns
like A ill it it'll and \ P \ a n d i ia.
It
is ft old I lie; e , " p u s I hut the Ixlnc
.I. i i i o . and o t h e r editions >d Hi"
Rjlde li.ive been made up. lie :;u\ .
!
D r . S iitii I' T" has spent iw<> y u r
, W (,rkinir o v e r Hi" ............. brown, d
I p a p y ru s , the i d i k I i hi l isln ,1 item
, o f th e larife p a p y r i collection of
| th e U n i v e r s i t y " f .Michurnn.
■LOR IDA
A ruB y. r,
H < fiu’ii
'! :il" g r o w ■ u m cl t'"i- ti, O k u ■ with cm ii la! it'll said
"<’ tie
K. V . T o r ^ B j «aii| ! ’< hiivt' sold
■ ,
i
iii tli"
R ;,<m
' h.
W ith
^■tiiiii i " i i ,r
i t s an
H < r . ., , 1 an
■ r buxi-r ..r 1 I k * i m p
H h > i.f ' ii*- ■nviX' ' fer
" f up
t nut
■ .
o !' i :r
H i :
.
of til*'
r n t r id i '.!*i iitpi't U.
■
:P
'i'll. <'hi(iH "
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H>L'Oi.n^ti,ii
c" uiitv
H t>
i n lu*
' i MIL* t (M IIIS
'
"11 SepV n ''ft: ii i>| ru riia o f
H V n
ji i'd a rut Hie
V
thin, w 11h t In* att■ ' the fr||i|iO S ■llO'lls
H utti'Mil,n,i c w ill
In
cross the channel on a boat again,
n i’l - Lake ami who could blame lic^?
C e r
t ' "■>
a
h a l f ta in ly , none who has ever made
l„ ax 'd Tor puhthe trip.
A 11111nLr | j,,, yroiect.t
I l was im portant that she get to
s "aniicipal btiildinic, England anti the only thing left
n i v offices, p u li. fo,r her to tin was to pack her p arty
' I
' haniher of ,lro»r. in a small tilt b<>x. put it 111
‘" V " .
V- In
mid- her mouth, ju m p in H r * w a te r and
....... a w h i t e swim for llu* other side.
And l II
, r " ' 'I 11c m the U n - bet n pipe of tobacco against a
r r -I h i I..|t t(* the G n v - wad of chewing gum that hast) t
i'lhil,
been used more than once or twice
th a t she felt better .when she got
Ul i ik \.
F la .— f/P)— out of the w a te r in England that
^ m iii,.
1 niversity cif she fe lt when she got o ff the boat
th.*
1 on given hv in France.
, . .
fc' - - I . .
O f course, if tliort* had been an
.
' l
l'.
L e w is
t* r:V; V1" . o f f ic e . of automobile road from 1 ranee to
,
i 'Avis whs ru- England and she had owned ail !
Essex Coach she never would have
I*-..
t»ml at. the had to swim, because she wouldn t
f'f'ihg a- r
of
pleasure
IMtlowladg,.
Vn,. , 7 unl*
v judge. have given lip
()f l n w J,, d riv in g Her Esseit even to break
seem ti
ji world's record.
•a
Culf* 111
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Notice is hereby given. In nil
w Imm It may eoneeril, th a t ml the
1*11, day of t'etober, A. P,, 1516, I
el,all ,i(i|,l> lo Hie llonornhlo Jas.
estate, and nak for thklr. M
Dated August tlth , A. IX *
I .eeortsed.
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n< and
aid v
s
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A :T
CUHSHTMC
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—
Till,
SEE
—
Dr. J. R. M. Vidler
V
AI
reei
H riiihiiK
i ' ( i in m i s mi
CHIROPODIST
* < d leiil InriH fur sa me
■I ft.ai. I*'red T \ \ II
' iimHi-'.'i'
■ . i \ i s th * rltfhi in
ill i.idx.
Ii.itid ami nffleinl seal
\Uk2iist. \ IV ii
“ Fool
S p e c ia lis t”
For
I m r HiASS.
('u rn s ,
'.immi
d ( «’■■nhi ■ D'Idi id *,
tt i Veji 1tta I
C a llo u s e s ,
In C r o w n
Mie
and
u t i m i ' i s i i H H ' i < in
c 'tint,will
a1
....... 1 Mi | t he
-' m - • in Saut'Ott
.u. E 71II.
A I»
\
dteerlve
H hiHi id a lie u
i«t rp \ a III Id k e
1f iriflS !'l| .I JI I '
1 ‘ I I \V j I
H u n io n s , i
N a il, F a lle n
A rches
all F o o t T ro u b le s .
P e rm a n e n tly
I J i i v d ’s
STO P
L n e n te d
Shoe
S to re
B aby's h n alth a n d th e h e a lth of
I I I V I l I R
l K
G
f l l l l l l l l l M
d a y s a r e m o r e o r l e s s d e p e n d a n t on
I I
P U R E IC E
. ;r
Always bear In mind when In
noed of loo that Ic e made a n d
delivered Is
PURE
»! • i l. AS.s*,
V‘III IlK -ISIn II
, I'l.ll l-l ■
l. ■ A I• I '
tI
;i Ji :>w i
%li Hi 111 .1
w hen It co m es Dorn
-i'ii
t fI ' i ( i i
• [ini . I*|.
FL O R ID A
P O W E R & LIGHT
COM PANY
W IN TER © REEN
FENOLE
A S T A IN u
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1:, l M W » L w,
1'* ||"I v • 'I.
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s i ' i : x i 11 i: A I»R.I
k s u q u iq
KILLS
FORTH*
Flies§MosQuilDG3
by the Room ful. Also
Bedbugs. R o a c h e s .
For the "fourth*’ anil all other hig
occasions, wc can brine forth iiiurh
ol the original style and a t t r a c
tiveness of cliFtitea, yon had re
garded as beyond reclaim ing— by
d r) ('leaning!
Dr.iclcatdng
will
s a w you many a dollar— Ixsidcs
saving many a garment.
L . i.
Aut2tM
olhs.riea5.Etc.
_
A C C E P T
N O
S U B S T IT U T E
HAmrfJtfTOM*
|V
Fcnolc Chemical Co.
let* IU’pL, I^ o n o No. ‘i ll|;i
'
TfjJJili
■ I » » 11 — .
aLOASJ
&
Luncy Dry Cleaning
Company
San fo rd
MMM
rio ritbi
....
“Hook ’Fm, Cow!”
y
“U\s Pay-Day at the Ranch and the Roys Air Cornin’
to Town!”
**
These are just a few of the wild, wooly, Western, ye- \
owpinfr slogans with which Daytona Reach folk willcele- *r
hratc on City Island, Thursday, Friday and Saturday* **
.
• *c*V y r lW '
- ,'.1 t'V*
August 2(i, 27 and 2S, a spectacular revival of—
G O L D E N E Y E L O T IO N
M A M S W ! AN I VI S STRONti
1 1 druQfittn
G oing
"i i t A
“SLIPPERY (illLL’H DAYS OF ’49
TO
«
Philadelphia
Thret* days of fun and festivity make up the pro<
that has been arranged for the entertuinfnent of Floridly
Crackers, native and adopted, and “everybody whfr ts *
anybody’ll be here.”
-Cv
5YHW j-yOKK’S 5VHWHST
D*r
.S M A R T
CT V S c s q n K i n lo n il ^ .
| i X i uatkTWfl ^xpoiidA
iio o
|?CX tM S
T fO T E L
There'll be “doings” both afternoon and evening.
S IN G L E or E N S U IT E
y
You know the fame of Daytonu Beach folk as ehter- Jjjt,
'7 :
tainers’s, don’t you?
3K
Well, come over for the week-end and you’ll be given
the “time of your lives." All of which is
by the
rw touG noirr
P h il
Juacltol
A n hotel with die friendly comfort o f your
own home and the most thoughtful ad
herence to the true spirit o f hospitality.
i.tgnft
Use
T IC K E T S
Outstanding features
O n s a l e d a i l y , R o o d U>
d u v H , i n I ' u l l m a n H on
paym ent
/a re ;
of
a ll
A co o l haven in mid-summer— alt three
dining rooms are refreshed with washed air.
I’ u llm a n
tra in s :
FROM
lien Bernie and his Roosevelt Orchestra.
’
T h e Teddy B e a r Cave for children o f guests;
SANFORD
V ia
N o rfo lk
V ia
W a s h in g to n
the
amove
with a trained attendant in constant charge.
.............6-r»0.^0
lo w
■
i
on a
Fireproof garage conveniently located.
$*r»iL71
Travel Bureau, Guide and A u to Service.
fares
PROPORTIONAL FROM
OTHER POINTS
W R .N Y Broadcasting Station and Studio.
*<N>
For ^ Tickets ami Information,
write,*eall or phone
E D W A R D C L I N T O N FO G G
n. r,. A l'Y , T. A. Phone i i i - j
Sanford, Fla.
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“Hold ’Kr, Sheriff; She’s Headed Fer the Hills!”
Madison Avenue at 45 ‘E Street
7-Y
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M O N An DPS
T R II*
7
! tm
» v
i-
I'hone 101
stay at
w
Ttfe
JAt ftSOMVILUL. r LDftIPA.
r
L otion cures soreness w ithout
pain in one day. Cools, heals
and strengthens.
ROUND
° d
th e w h o l e fam ily d u rin g th e s e w a rm
■I tilM H
* 11 i dd
. • ml .< JUK I i
» D l i r l ;i I ( h.
i <1 I- It m it lei
III-
FKBD- k . o a r '
A dttiln lttrAle
I tint
In S;i nf
I'......her
w ill prrment t.
iid Cntt
nrcourttn Mg 'Atd w in
In l M r A U
Ttie Hour,I reserves Ct> rlKbt t"
r ’ lrt I'll,
l r »•:
LlV rh
•
Wllhelmlna U Adama,
relect liny and alt Idils
Witness my band and o f Mci.it reel
Ibis 'll, day of August, .t I ' Ititffi
tS K .ll.)
v c im m 'u i . u s ,
clerk
tb'itid C.oiuty Coiamlssioners
Seminole County. Kiel Ida.
i ' " i i i i i i I smIm h i
1
I'.'im h
w il l
i ip m'lnd ; iik i i •
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;7
I ,
!! Is n|i I II ' 1 Still 1h MI d ♦■
i - . 1 I dm C u l l nail
• " • i -i n i s Map id I n
Si* r I’ ll I Mu h o i re
'HL * 11 p 1111h i t o u h l ' , Ilia v
>V*h d m
1*1. if i?I i a ml liar.
I I I . I >• I -if I lie I MSI
iin w * d .too r i ' i t.r
nit i . . ’ nf lil.it i, la f f
P nf I nt i , j:u !«' . a . | m r
l thi I \ 11 m i <1- I i amt •oi;
a ,1m
il
Volte
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,b , "<l 11, a I ■
rtM yflrfJi*
U, :1: '-'•Vi,!.;A?;.’
In r«* K s tat"
ritmTlllsHlHIDIfl
1■ •I | FI I \
" i '
r t jj
ruined eyes
SOME F E A T !
SI course,
i
Rectory
M re c l
A buildintr p erm it was tak en out
< 1 im iiion l i r r i ' k T o tic u e
S iitiird a y n f t c i n o o n
fo r llm con
It is w r i t t e n in the flre e k of the
struct inn of a tw o >tor> re c to ry by
eonimuM jteople, says D r. Sanders,
the H o l y Cross Epis copal jiarish.
thus d is lin irtiisliin ir
it I n un i lie
T h e re c to ry w il l he huilt on Hal
" d e lu x e c it y e d itio n s ” o f the c o m
n ie ll o A v e n u e , h clw c en EitriiH i and
ple te Hibles of A n tio c h , A le x a n d r ia
N i n t h Streets'.
and Cessereu, ia w'hicli the fine
lx. (J. H a r p e r " a s issued a p rrlie iiiiiutiship of the i h ' t l * o r copy
a o n e -sto ry
fra m e
isl Wits th e observed ch nraclcri-d ie. j m il to liuilil
It h a t til tlic end of t»neh phrase I d w e l l , n y o,i llu u h i v S t re e t , Mai;
T in ; cm t was i s
a l it t l e m u rk ahove the line. T his [ India U c iK lits.
.
.............. ... . . . ,
I t r , Hnndors rm rs ln iv s tvt' h i r w hern . I i m ated a t
A H K ", look out u p erm it to
fo r Hie d rcctioi, o f the Fi'iulei" in
t'*i v fr a m e g aru g t ,
the i hureh to show the p lirasinif. It j huild a oh"
is the only punt I usit mil observed. l o c i ' I $ 11H, ,i,| {'. if I, A V, Fill".
T h e date of w r i t i n g of th e I r n g
O r la lid u
M il. - t a i l e d , m l.ill
merit is placed in the th ir d c e n t u r y I
o r th e c e n t u r y preeccdinjr th at in in c w h i l e w a y in D r .v in M a n o r.
w h ic h th e c i t y editions w ere copied.
T h e t e x t i a paid of M a t t h e w , t e l l
ing of tlic h u t su p per and the be
t r a y a l of J o n s C h ris t.
11 ca m e
into the possession of tIn* U n i v e r
s i t y t w o ye ars UK" tlin u itfli th e a c
by n e g le c t; ilicy get red and
t i v i t ie s uf its N e a r E a s t Re searc h
sore and you let tlic in go. D on't
o rffiiu iziit imi.
W r i t t e n .10 lo 110 A. D.
d o it, L eo n ard o s G o ld e n Eye
T h e first w r i t i n g
of the Hihle"
P ' D h 1 1"i "la
01’i
1 < ,llfh "lit.
fni re- 1
■ V. N .......... Mill [Ill'll
I loll. Ed W a l t h a l l ,
■ iM'I'll
t i e ■t a m 1
i . ,,. Scin ite d" I lad on K ex C
H ’l 1" 1"
lav■( it at
Sun f o r , I, l lu.
nr
'<h |^
tin iuir
D e a r Ed :
1,1 t 1"'ll da .
\ iig
<owl rude
Il v.n..
ome feat
f"i'
f.H1 | 111 ‘ 11;i ( ** t hero
E ile rle I " s w im I lie Enp. i h Chan
If >
led, and
lie ni'l d have had M * me
T he only
feet to he able I ,, do i l .
111.
Fla
OV)
w a y I can ex p la in il is that she
. of th y 1 :tih
must have had welt feet, like it
1"'' ■ a p p oin ted
duck.
to
preside
( I f course, th e <|ucslinn n a t u r a l
li, lit I c irc u it ly aris es , w h y did she do it V W h a t
eel for I ’asco w as h er j u s t if i c a t io n in en d u rin jr
, , ■I at
Dado such e x l i n o r d i n a r y physical e x e r -. i >i h
ttio oaso i*f j lion. Did she do it to l t d her nanie
!'"l I ' m 1 > \ , pot d im i111' , |' Ft "riitii, ri* in the ptipers and her p ic lu re ia
th e ro to trra v iir e
seel ions'.’
She
[!•" imp* in* (iM'ii! was could have aceomplished
this i i i
'"'ti*' .a bulge F r e e
m a n y ea s ie r w ays. She could have
f.
t'„
■ tli c irc u it (joiic i i | i in a balloon, or m a r r ie d
an d stud her husband.
' si (
1 la.
f.T1)—
T h e only w a y I can f ig u re il out
a1*0 w
>na ill' fro m is ( h a t she was in F ran ce and ju s t
O' I ’1m.1. i r M ilte r, ” 1
bad lu e d to Euirlnntl to atte n d it
r‘ t", l* 1 iiwa.v fro m
f o u r o'clock
leii o r some
o th e r
a! 1
•ate prison. fupiully
iis
ini|M ,rlaiit
function.
■-ii. •„ .j 11 ''a (tfilU g o
N o w , she had crossed I com L m r
i in i - I ' 1 '" to six
land o ver to I'T a n re in one of the
•'Dl |* m 1 ' t i ie ii n g on
ehannel boats and she
had s u f
Ti,
Hu m ' Ins second
fered
Hie same expe rien ce th a t
-J.,
“'alf.ir 1,, i ti" prison
all o t h e r w ho m a ke th is t r i p s u ffe r .
She had been so seasick Hint she
hail Riven up e v e r y t h in g hut the
ITV. !•'! .
' ! ’• H u ild - soles o f h e r feel.
She had been
d
(lurin '; so sick t h a t e v e r y tim e .she would
.f
I ‘. i2ll t h in k ab o u t it f o r
weeks
a fte r
1S 'Ml
M a n y w a rd s it would put her and all of
c \|te e lc (l her f a m i l y in bed f o r days.
r\
liort tim e.
N a tu r a lly , she never wanted to
ITV
Will
■I
Parish
(ross
I l o l v
v I fir ii * I fif«^ fur H.IIIIC
>1 from. Krr'ii T
m
N'h I I,
ll'blltl
and i*'
•
I V T i l l ! I I I U I I T I I U l l T 111-' T i l l : , I I k h
In Id in 1
s i : v i :%t h
.11 u i r i \ i . ■m u i t
I 'li a |i| i
ok
I'l.im iin .
ix
v x i> n m
rr;«. <>>
s m iiM M .i: r m m i .
Mils r..*
i x < it c v r i a t Y .
Sfd|if • \
SI I T TO ( A V O a , ( O X T I t A I T
I HmM '■ 1
.11 'S l. l 'l l KV'll It I res rill,I I. If, .
r s a n . .! I
!.•»!. A It! H i m vs. nut II H. I.' ' N ' t.
mu % lo
' till) )Vl li I l| at f1t N,
Man.
i
VH
Th. i
S A S liA M A N . i l ill
r»-)» t .! ns
JS' ft*ml ii iif h
Wn .
this ‘lit
t I T A T I II >
is r \ l
Si m. i»f h*htrlil;! lit S. A. Srinimn,
if living, ;iiint If liiiul tn nil |n«rD'him tl.iiinliiK I ii 111n*s i hi m id rr l h«'
N/ilil S A. Si iiiiiit 11 ns lioiis, tlovisooH,
h un t* i s,
Kimit» os
i*r as »ith*T
• l.ilim m M nr h I I k i u ike, In mill In
;h i \ hi til of ih i 1 lands hintiiic. I> nit; .uid lo irttf in l hi* f n u n tx
nf
.ind S(al+>
1'ltnid.i. m»lM
p*.«I 11« 1( 1,1j | y ih'S'ri Utnl as liitl'iWH,
IN A I ' S T R I \
V I K N N A. i/l*i O f f ic ia ls o f t h llivi'tiile t 'lu h of W cissenbarli, cnuiin .'in i:
unit mendo rs, have piven
notirt t " fe m ale " m em bers of Hie
" lira tn i'lltiim that hnhhed h a ir wilt
no la n e e r 1*4 to le rated,
They de
cline 'hat honlu d h a ir is "hr rh a r ie "
and " u n fe in u it'ie " Tho>e pu I mem
h"i
v In. h a \ ^ clipped t h r u h a i r
n w iil> ll 1"
esdtf ! ' •'r
mill f o r Bemlnulo Cm in ty w ilt nt
X <> T I 17 M
tlie ir n o x t r e g u l a r meeting to I m<
N nil.K
| | , rci>y 4 1voll Ui.it the tiehl ( ii the Court H mimu In Sanford,
Ilfiarfl t,f 1'inimv
iiilHShnnTi In F lo rida, mi Septem ber Tth, A I*.
mill flip S< nr ri ilv ('(iii'lt if iv l’ l 111 !!• 3it, nt 10 o'clock A. V., receive
of
mi
th<*li u * \ \ icuuiitr r t i i i i i m in l»o bids, fo r the construction
I h m i I lu- tin- t'ntirf IlmiStf 111 Hripford. electric lig h t line nod the Inutnllntbiti
of
electric
Hunts
It:
tinNc.v
Klmitl;! mm September 7tll, A. I>
lP2r», :it ?o fi’Hiii'lt A. M., rupplvi 1 C o m ity Home.
1»i<l*< t •■i p I i .11
r I i;ht
way «m
I ’latiH and a n e r lflr a tIn n s for '.ant*O ri‘K*ui \\> m
hi I ’mnity l 'mnni |r«ftl<in,mi\ I,,, obtained from Fred T. IV.i
i*i.H li)c.Mni Xu 2. aiul iiui'cimary hams. County ICngIneer
D.
M i Lend, s u p e rin te n d e n t
of dependent mid d f li i n p i c n t c h i l
d ren , Ed m o nto n , A l t a . , u rg e d as
sociation o ffic ia ls to t r y to keep
n orm al children out o f in s t it u t io n s ,
dec In n rip t h a t if s u ita b le homes
could lie provided in such i a r e ,
ju v e n ile c r im e soon w ould be on
the w an e.
lo fici and which do not . xcuse her
i f she abandons her husband on ac
count ,,f them.
I be case arose when a husband
obtained a sept ra tio n o ld e r on the
yrm im ls o f desertion,
winch the
w H " allowed to pi, by d efau lt. L n t ' r the
w if e , r.ioctccn years old,
"rP ">»d the judgm ent
d e l rin g
that she left her husband only bec.oi
he laid insulted her w ith his
i em iirk aloud her liohed hair.
The t o urt siistairu d tin se jirrn I imi oi rb r say i up :
ll'i w i ve r unpleasant the ep ith e ts
U ‘ l 11X the liie band may
have
l" i a. Ho y w e n based mi the factHint th" w if e had had her h a ir cut
'don't w ith o u t her hu band's an
t lliiri/.al ii r.,
1
Is Advocated
P O R T L A N D , O re .. A u g . 24.—
(” ) — S t r i c t m o t io n - p ic t u r e censor
ship, control of tobacco Hnles to
minors and im p r o v e m e n t o f homo
conditions w ere ndvnnced ns r e m
edies to p re v e n t the
sp re ad
of
ju v e n ile d elim iu en cy by sp ea ke rs
a t the f i f t i e t h an n au I co n vention
of Hie A m e ric a n H u m a n Associa
tion here today,
I N I'. V H IS
P A R IS
i,p,
A Paris co u rt has
decided that ;l " l i e who has her
hair Itohhed without her huslinml’s
a ill Inirty.;.1 inti ju s t if ie s
Imr husIniTIrl ''"sing sevi re re m a rk s
year'
H r
_
. ;, ■: *.•;■
v *.V
hiX'i
■ " A y T p iR I
>?f)f:t* Jjj.jSi'j- til' *
..
* , r . r>#*c
U
1
�’.prisjpeakatl^y.ile Murderers
As?>. Brisbane Sees. It*
Welcome Kriuhnamurtl.
O ffic e rs d c n lin jf w it h t he i l l i c i t sulc o f n a rc o tic s re p o rt
H in t "dope p e d d le rs ” m ake a p ra c tic e o f p iv in ff aw ay it c e r
ta in percentaKe o f t h e ir w ares in o rd e r to cre a te a dem and lo r
W e O ve rd o It O f te n .
Mon Rear! Mon1 Than Womei
A n o th e r ‘‘ L i m i t " Vnninhon.
Kn Sef-nnil 4", ns* M a lle t
I t . t i l ls . 111 tin- P o s le fflri* I t i l l 1 ( I n i l ’ s
orrt. F lo rid a . uniter A n ,,f 1 Flt
A n d yet
I . 1*57.
MV
we do n o t send the se w o rs e -th a ii-m u rd e re rs to
— |th e e le c tric c h a ir !
T h e y so m e tim e s even pay th e ir way
^ M i l O ....... Kit I (or nml Mutineer
i i k «x
""d M ^ ltack to lib e r ty by s t 'f lliiu r th e fin e s im posed by c o n n iv in g
li*S R. JONKS. MatinuliiK K it ll u r
■i.aic,
'
13<b.
W e e k ly
A i.
m it k t
C linton
'i
\ ii
m o re d a m n a b le th a n
nm y
„ r t t ~
™ w»
f jih*» a lilt* o cca sio n a lly in h is m u s t I r valniddes.
l>nl
Ib .jH K h W
fcvrnA in l'I ij i*y i irr in ,
year.
T i i e v e n d o r o f i n m o l i c s is e s t i m a b l v
t
* : «>■
ni.lt m rv 1
n .l.h ,,..
T h e n ililiiT
it th at he is a w o rth y m em b er o f stu-icU comparcsl w ith the
liahobc peddler o f narco iic druKs.
.
enrVdTo'ihnnkV >, - im H'-mi
notlren or ..iii.roitni.ieutH niii-r.. i
,
,
,
,
»
i*
i i
B R IS B A N E
11( 241.
I »7
S lu r
l'« ,|
K R IS M N A M I'R T I , Y O U N G H in - j
-in p ro p h e t, m l l e i l “ M e s s ia h " |»y i
n in n y seeking s p i r i t u a l c o n s o la t io n !
;jii <I n new ■=uhst it lit i> f u r t h o u g h t
;iml w o rk , w i l l '.or r. I»e here,
||,hopes, m o ile s llv , “ tu t u r n A m e r i c a
nvvuy fro m n i u t r i i n l i m i i . "
I f |u .
m n do Mint, w ith o u t o v e rd o in g it
uml t h i n hike A m e ric a n l if e m ill
e n e rg y home i »» I t r i t u i i i s It,000,001)
ju d g e s '
“
^ S S S T E S S T
A R T IIl'ir
11 « j> j r l ( M
.
And in 1his co im eclion, th e w ord pcdillcr is ajipln .»!di to ,
l(i
wi!| |ir()V(,
^4.]|ol „(' "dope.” outside o f the p h a rm a c is t who sells | himself no m ilu tiia l Messiah to '
^ %rt* Blfllift M ill b(’ ( llitntfnl
*
, .
|
.
/ j »i
it
fi' |
flie f i imin
i r u i n r m i v i t i inimt m i "
o n ly M ild e r th e s t r i c t o r d e r s
ol
u llin n l
jth y s ic ia n s .
I hi
" —~
flfc lt* A ssni i v i r : . .
sjaddjrR entitled
<> ...........
c r i m i n a l d r u g g i s t , t h e c r i m i n a l p h y s i c i a n , e a c h is a " p e d - ;
, 1|(.r » whi.tl h e m a k e s it p o s s i b l e f o r d o p e f i e n d s t o p e l t h e i r
r..r
M i d i Ion of nil n e i i" <Ii h i i i i . I i
G ffijM ite t) In t i n - i m h o «nd ni«<. iie
'^^<0C*T, n o i l (lIlMlirlli 11 )u I r|ll
A!
hU. Of re,mi.iir.oi«,. .d
r',|M JM"
a ftW iJ .------------------~
^ -.T U E S D A Y , Ai C l ST 21.
gk
;i)T n G
11
(Im p s .
l i j t i l r l i n infcc at s n n f e n i ’s fr .ii.t
And they reach trie h eig h ts ot m n u n a lily w lien tin >
d e l i i i e i a l e l y set o u t
to c re a te
n a rc o tic n d d n ls .
,
R e ta il-e til F lo rid a ’s lottp s tre tc h of seacoast, it is possibh
for larpe i|iia n titie s of ria rc o tiis to lie sm uggled into tin
state
M en enpaped in th is tra d e are the lowest o f th e low. led down with machinery and paid
,
v j|(. (.m isSaries o f S aln n . h im s e lf. A nd no to r- J>«
^ ;.;1,
T})(1>
K R A id ) P LA T F O R M
.
_
M A T K K I \ l IS M ,
THE
ram
w o rk e r" . w o o l f o r i n d u s t r i a l en
i r g y . in ni e rilo 'ic licrt*.
However
tw o <u t i n I’ l-iii ra tio n s o f th e s p iri*
m i g h t w e ll In' exch a n g e d f o r tin.
sli'u m engim
w ire le ss,
e le c trir
power and ft * nor m i u h in e , W e ig h t •
ht.
tad a .
n-nder
h in t.
nial.i
l i t r e h a s b e e n d e v i s e d 1h a t w o u l d b e t o o s e v e r e a p u n i s h m e n t
f o r l l i e m - i f p o v e n in t c id s w o u ld fa c e l ii e t r u t h ,
(>n ,y,s
^ H i t V f t i ' r r n a l r r ri.lite tn JnrfcK.H- | p i ' o l i I s .
s m u g g le d
itilo
F lo r id a
a re
s o ld
at
tre m e im o u s
I t l ’CSSeil- Up 111(11 1111(1 WOtTleil, m a l l V ( i f t llOHl
11;ir i i 1111 1 a- th e s o m lire s u r
<<f H indu l lm u g h t tn In d i n V
We are h u g e ly w h a t id in m te
l ink NIKIS
os.
never
l i v i t l g j |o 1 I lieo
\ r \ .m
iu h e i ' nice
too
*m‘
in (he p re a le s t c o rn to rl, and som etim es m o v iiip in the best i hot, T h e y plan a lif e o f e o n lcin
f o r ' heaven
in v e ii'
ennui.1
' j of social circles, a re In iild iu p up I'ip lo rlu n e s tro in the sab* p la tn m , and
" \ 111'aiin” wlmh is noltiinyness. .m
diirnsioit nr uNitr m n .
n f the d riips. A ml i -v« i'\ side is for i be purpose ol d rap p in p
w <•i k 'i<> p I:i n o i o c , no t h i n k i n g . «.
IW lH titiln i;
p < m l,
irn n ln
riiiirts .
hum an la iups down in to H e ll! F \ e r , .,de is to r the p tirp 'ee
r te .
i i In at makes 11s
t r i,e li' ■<( a "i I painful.
Kve'i
» < - ^ « ie n t - » ii» < r
i».«i i <i t hit twn- , , t d e t r o v i n p I n m w . i i . u d - i
lllh ld p n ,
h o h 'lN ,
llp a ifl
...
,
,
i
tin (■ vi h i" i'll1, terr ifim llv en
' i r t n t f ln »i|M r«t
,
'
i» l
,
K rn iu .
f c * l ( ‘u t l l t f n e t t o n
jr"
hm*
im tliiK
«*f
l» II I I l «* Y f« r »l
nn>i|*M»
Mmiroip
lif
^
1 0 * - fS i
t
i» r« -
H i)
<l*»n |»ri*n r;i m.
f»w »i * I «* H < i f
*i
p r iM I mI mm
fn rilltlfM .
Ill'll lit I f i r i l
houl
fttr
l i t r r r n s i il
m
*« B I B I . K V E B H K L O R T O M A Y
S l i p j u r i p n i t . , a pool r o o m , o n e o l t h . ■ v d i d o , „
a a l i o| n .. | _ .................
Ml, | lt , | 1M1!lti; „ n .|
pi I'siia d e s a vvi'.d. f a t e d b e \ In Ir v I,J| o| Ills I t l l l e t.ib ltd
,,, , . ,,,,,,j ,, . _ ,(l i . , m i |
a
heaveo
A lm o s t m n a o l l
( b e I.OV lu p in -, t.i
I f v is i o n
H r fe . I
,• u n a t ...... t .. ill. hut -m if, and
li k e a m a n .
Hi
Im i i d i l v i ij iu l e pom
l l i pla.v • a p r e a i
,!" iU ’ 1,1
p a n i c ot p . m i|
l i e i a I ’ei o tia p e .
\ - \ j,, . 111 w <• a n nielmed t<<
A f t e r a l i t t l e w h i l e i l m h oy is h i m
ll a r tm , o n l y - l i ' a u p e l y
ni"
I'l. i \ ttiini1'
k.v en
niem o r e lis tle s s .
H e w o u l d l i k e to h a v e a n o t h e r ol th o s e w o n
io, <li< nil'.1lit paste il|> some
n In n i In1 in ' papt mn carved on t lie
d e r f u l I a hie I s.
I. H i l l
" h 'T
| ...ii|<|,■ .a Apollo, Oelphl Mt'deli
a pan "not limp in iveess."
In
'jii ic
Oh, P
i 1 is
a w e i l k n o w n s t o r y , t h ee w a v tI hlie
e d
i i o p ee-p
- j ieett i m e r
i
I'liild s u
a lid
t l w a n t s t o k n o w is, k <m o . kv lite r., ws a d a n p e io u s I
n p I n - t r a d e . H u t w l i a l ' I ' l i e l l e ira
arid
t he
h e l l h o u n d s e v e r t u rrnu ee d lo
l o oossee ..................
a f t e r t h ...
e y a re ilm u r h i.
i l e r p y r n i ii
whv a n
ie
j„
|„ j|s
th e la w "
U h . i t T h e H e ra ld W a llis 1„ •n
.-verNwi..
p ra v.'.l f o r r m .1
t I % I "'ll I 11(01 I V (tile Soul ll
t
,
.
,
.
<
,,
,
,
k n o w i . w h v p e o p le w h o h a v e - e i n 1 1n • 11 la v e d o n e s con
i l< 11 <\'■■•in1 1 1 a m '' d
f o r con
1| O
pi ,|\ I 1' I
I" I Cpf Up Oil'll I
1 \ c r i e d i n t a p i t i t ill a i l i l a l " d o m d t a k e l lie la w m l o I In i r ow 0
i | ii e, t n ' d n did i am,
P L A Y E R —A ris e , n (.o il, p l m d h a n d s a n d o r p a n i / e l . i t c h i r i p " t r i a l *' l o r
e a
e s s m s "I
K-. tT J B tle 'o w n ntttse.
a l l I l ia I w a s p i an I in 1 h o s e a t h i | -P 11 v c "
I I I \ I W \ ; '"."i .l"int' n
Th
I f t h e r e is a m a n o r w o m a n i n S a n l o i d
i d l m p i l i i it d i t i p
L; L -.,
H K R V K S l'.i l 1,11 K
.
, I., . in,
i ol ion ", an 1 It
l u l l T h e H e r a l d m i p h ! w a n t t o t i t p e i . i m G \ j «. It -n t i ■, H it
i i i 'cl ai v "c K' id m ,
1
,, .. ,, i
o
iI la • at i Ill'll In
p u r . '. i ie d I h i-' si d Meet l u r l h e r .
S u n |v i | " p >v
a t n . " i t v v i lh
h l l n vvtio lives
.................
I "! Ie Ic ro p . at ■
F o r I ’li ■nsure's fun,
a l l I b e m u e h i n e r i o | i t ; p o w e r i m i l d l i . n i d h t h ' >Ji ■p»
m up
pit
V;
ii.
t . i
V
i N il m u m i ' ' 1
" f
t h
Be not loo priev.'d
p i e r s a n d l l i e d o p e p e d d le r .- as m m l o i m i
i re .p m
I m u l d , 11. i. in ......... . li i ' done h • harm
W h e n lilea.no e's done
he h a n d le d
T i n v a r e u i i s p e a k n l i l v v ;h
i ■V'
TI h ■
• T H K t.O R O o t ’ lt <;tll>
Lord m t r (iod, 4 * * preserved o ei
a l l th e w n v * * * T h e r e fo r e w i l l
fWeH&lfto nerve th e l o r d ; I'm l ie is
' o ur C5n<! ” .low ' I 17 IX
t•
-
.
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i , :;
1
Live life whichever
W n y you ehnose.
B ut do tiol irrtiinlile
W h im you line.
K J
S-' j
h( ’
,
WilU •rl'iy r1 with f i le
Its th rill to I if it.
Should nevi r w liiiop' r
A t w tmrn
La n
t.
K h jl
Ctd I
I f
N o t Knt's hot L " I U 1
if a tid s iircpai'
l o s t o f Hie i n o d ' l u p
K Mill.
Wo m u s t licitr.
m, 1
W h o knows the i " t
And toys vvilh ilian>>'
llu s hut himself
A t Initt to tilame.
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i
.
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V I*I
T r u ly
“ A
(J iv u t
K H I
I
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of
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i tie i ud.I <ho' | ,
J not 1 .1 0 I l H l r
mn* I line, m ill ll i ,
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t .her l " ‘ »k ovi-r ,t 1tiowcr in B r it a in , th.-.v w dl ...... .
"irtl , ect.vei v of G i r o , lit 1, mu tool,
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i
urn
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itlg Itn t r i'a c h c io u s w ale
Ihc > o u n d i a i o u m l Ilia , linme, nn, h m I v . "i.|di ..I unall i Ian.Is out in His
n i i v t l a m vv a r del., s. and o f . i h . ' f neri'SsiHes o f ........ ..
",
In i !<> tditce ta fiire that .., I 1 am 0 j s tha, 1
EnRiltvh I’ hnim e l has tu r n e d hack i i m t i d m i n lo Hie ......................... .. id cavne l.a> llm , had ..... ... a n un c o a l s , , , I , pro blem , hy making c m l its foibles.
th e t o r m c r In i' a soonder Imsis o f
j i l t * BWinimt-rs in tin , past few
income,
j r;
•! 111 vs “Z l. .
p.irydtM*. Itiij ( «»iiVrrUM| (h««in n i ii u ^ h«*f v\«*rfh wor kinkT,
One was solidly e i " un , |,..f , f,
la y s , fiv e o f th e m d u r i n g llie Iasi renders it mote hutnlahlc.
I into a hnhituhlc imradiwe for hi, :
H e r e x p o rt- a rc to a g r e a t e r 5
( o th e r rested upi.it a v a II , f , i , . ,m
A ^ c n ty - fo u r lin u r* .
Mi ll who bought lit* inaisli land« man h e m ^s
Nva^ adding to 11o*
degree haste ucccssitie . steel, oil, !■
T H E N E X T step w il l he w ,,„ |,
« b ‘ >'1e fo u n d a tio n .
X-------- <s-------in the forks of 1lie Chicago Hive, nnlimi's wealth.
George Alcrrii k
r a h h e r and such m a te ria ls. K r n n r r *
I
fans
no
ion
..,
|>oiie,
.tint
HuI
heca
lls
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tt
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n
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n
,
.
tm
,
,
i
p {, W h i le we havo a lw a y s la-en w ill .mil estahlishi'd a frontier trading lal.es an old rt.« L point jutting out
oi, the o t i i e r Imud ,- I n ,m l f o r and J
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pg1 to U lin iit t h a t th e C e le ry mi n |n.si diil not vis ui. I i /, i* thi' I n , ..... in,., i hi- loi x ami i.in verts it in!..
and d r n r 1i d ' to a g rc a tc i e xte n t i
(h - natio n s vv In. I,
I,
,
ro good hoys s l i l l we n e v e r had grent city we iiou know, Im, lli. v the ni . t modern and marvelous ,s dmil.i |,v,s lu M .m p w it I. | „ ,
t If her INI mile O f"! ill!' p ro d ,If *
d
in
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here
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A
met
ica
now
m
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it
ie
s
at
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al
w.
v
,,
the
light they were as good ns ...... did have a vision
, In- |io:,silnh
. o v in llie world
H. P D a vis saw
l,"M o)
l u x a tic .uid
fashion
■
W
•
pow
er
fro
n
t
the
,
xi.un.iest
basis
w
hil
He
.
win.
u
'f l u r l i n o t y p e o p e r n t n r * in tp ln I lie s o f tin t, l o t i ih l v
w ith i . l . - i . m e , t,.M , i Ui i k I.V i land ly in g out in
I he I mi - v holiM-vvife fimi.x it checking lec'Ciat a
('"•u
t
wines,
nerfu
in
.
s
ilk
and
*
«'"1 g im in - , 1<>
h e n he Met tl ."lug c a l li n g th e m m its s n rr o im d n ig s and l.v reason Hi,.
T a m p a hav close' to th e c i t y K a il - I,. H in m i ig l i a m and h e m Ni
s i m ih i i' 1 oinn io d it ie
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e
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ry
,
to
whim-,
and
t
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l
l
e
l
I
n
**rgynten.
o f Its g e o g ra p ltii' I", a l l ' l l het ween ..I T a m p a th at ,1 win. ;» menaee
In a w o rld di'pleie.l in b u y in g a
in the a ir, w i l l ei.ate, l.c , foibles, ai t- not urn ei 1 ;h ,
th e set,lioards
•>f
the .A n ic rn a ii as a niostpiit.. lit c e d in g pliiee vrith m i r flci
novvi-f the im tio ti dealin g in h um an I *
In the post Will de|.|.
Chicago woman offi-rs her hig.i- couutiy.
And !... .............I that vi ,1s .. .a p p ly l.rush and unsightly fo re l liis " m a l e r i n r c e n tu ry end
necessities a I wavs has the fi, m e | 5
E u ro p e tin- l.a "is upon w till li Val
A le w
tr o k e s o f Ih e pen in |>i* X' 1>1K
tlc a lly
in c lin e d
hushund
fo r sion, the I nili d Slates
e untile veg. t a l inn,
lie, (mi, had ii vision,
basis ill n rnsueritv
S
ions jolts rest. ■1 was >(,. 'Vv Y
lio
ic
.c
h
"h
l
h
ills , save:, pre cio u s t i m e itn I c lin g y ^
f o r $10,0(10, w i t h a i | u i t c l a im more henutiftil mill more U K . li,f
A., a tesiilt, that island is tmlnv
I' I .A I N ( . \ \ 11.1, he chra ).1 r Hiatt
T im fa rm e rs . c a r,lent, ■' V; Ft i('t*|“*s
Jf n o t n w a r r u n t y deed. 11 ow
.lust as those marsh laud, have , i nniicctcd witii the tint,t.laud l.y a m o t o r in g , niid f l y i n g in n . w ill he and h u t c h v » f.
I " , ' itn .ie i m p o r t a n t coHcurna.
uml , hat Uii'ii* wa<
th
b i n d e r 1! — T u m p a
T ii h u m * . l.i-en made over into inagtu I a cut hroad e;uisewa\ and is one of the less lim n h a lf tin- i..st ot m„d,.,."
a de m a n d fo r th e ir 0 I V11 ex i||s'
■
ybe »he c ould be iitdneed to sell ilri-ets and
hmilev'ards
running show places of r.impil.
ra ilr o a d
fares.
Real
ra ilr oad t i i e same, 'f i t ell ji. li
!a -led
in
M at r i m e , ,v .. „k ,.
...... ,,. I
c o n tr a c t, h u tn lie d tb d la is do w n th r o u g h a m a rv e lo u s laisiai
dm
There tile others; hut these men men, tin t, look ahead, n.i ,,. Hint sp ite o f b a l d 1mit's,
p
a
y
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n
g
p.,k,
c
w
ul,
,
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(ho bubince f i f t y (ioln rs a j t r ie l and
tin ending
in
m
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a
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th.
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w
ill
l„.
l '"’ "" I'
arc outstanding; and they are doPeople had to cat
tu d have
uitu.ng hcm itiiul In.nit's, 'i. "il.ei Hug a great -e r v iie not alone to fo u n d u n itin g the Gist w
Ju s t like re n t.
. y
houses, tiepres -,o|| ,1
1 denies
spots e i p u il iy m ill 11 ri.et i v Ill ; , i*<ri ■ Eli.!',da, hut to the whole c o u n tr y , f l y i n g passenger l in e ' \|, spi',.(1|,
siim.
Him n o
,,,
M(
Im ld-heiided p a r a g r n p h - n u l o i a l f l u t e have hecii
w .ukcd A nd imw a new era o f laud ile v e l- pre sid e n t o f tin- Soul h i m Pa. it,, 'I
B u t those w tin Mi 11 . ' ') .gi ll ,1,
lent
,1
ui
j.
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,
.
hav
c
t
„
i
„
.m a r e s u lt, aoid to th is w r i l u r , at a I,oicheon e n t e r t a i n i n g
M * b e t t e r keep y o u r eye on nv4T hy th e gen ius and i m h i ' t i y op m e u i is upon u - :
"t
ul.,.
the Wtinhcd a 1 1, 'll.-,till] l . mes
m a d g iv e n hy l l e r t i e r l ; I- In ,!. 1 , ; k,.| ut a c to rs , a r t is t s , imef
r k —j»r tiie clock
instead o f nmn and made to c.m t r i lm t , . io 1K i c i . i a W1G, , t ' exten.-ivc
a year.
i" 1 ft, tilers
SA N FO R D , FLA.
(‘oedoin
o f th e
knees.
(he serviee u f h u m a n ity .
p ro g ia m
re a e ltiu g in to all p a rt« a, n n r r a n ..
c is c o t
w h e n, 1
•' I l.v
and d e a lers ia Itn- r .1
- U n io n .
How
can
a man
( ii. in g i n g Lite landseape ... | ,.,[ ,,f G,e -:nte, w i l l soon I remne noted U ig in iic h iiu ’ come d.<vvn,
.........................................................................
a, tw,
p^nHivc, a m i tin- lux,,, .
V ’V - / ‘X" .. ,oaV7 ‘ ,li,v - i’Lc .-.J end |„ end
i m f n d on his business w lien idit and m a k i n g it m ore h c a a iiiu i l o r th e b e a u ty o f its r u r a l d i s t r i c t s
“ i' ' h,‘
Ibe f i t I w o re th e ones who found th e ir iiv - on at let.-'
' ’ l , ' " ut r t‘s l ' ' ‘K
fe d s f l i t h i t h e r and t h i- ja m ! m o re u n u fu l seems
...... „ as w e ll as f o r its m n g n ific e n t c i- , i f i c , h a v in g l e f t th e Atl.u.n, e „ 1|: , j i llir , u t (rom u „ d , ,- u „ , U' K
W e Are Havine
Hundreds of Call]
...for...
ListYour
'mi':!‘.asis
D E A N -B E R G CORFOKATiOl
ok joiis
S'XXGWd
I’ay I lousuhokl Hills by (’lurk
TO-M SIMS
:
F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK
'fllahutec
Htatc.
can they?
Yeah, leading occupation just mm And ties, l.cautiful towns ami restful,,tl
it ia a useful occupation.
It is an jvillun.
If
>.i
F.'A.v/
>'fa# k
s
j.1 1
l.K
- 1" 1,
Joan Jacnucs Rousseau when' he I |
i " 11 'hni 1 e njoy these h o t
Um*.J?%rotc "Bm H*/* bin funum, book on
(lays, nc good and go
go to church.
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l i k u M
SOCIAL
,T E L E P H O N E
M 8
w
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.«
Tha t night
In the Movies
- h o t that Tiicht.
Hy The Assnrintod Press
ttoe
uf
ttie
Indian
Hollywood.
the city which took
Matin t>y
reduee our alliiwiuira of I.... !. ami
name, who tiad ei.ine hack from to its hnsnrit the infant motion picIn
h
a
w
im
•
ii
1
1111-r tin- m v
il.ty,
H'ribu*'dr»>
years ago,
M iam i w ith M r
N i u iman,
went tnr" industry u few
ft. llitMrT) will enter- i hut t>> snvr wlmt w r li.nl b it fi.r berk w it h ns. I t i | l \
it"w is feeliue the iuerntitude of
Harney
-WWQI
,
Next Illuming w In ii we
lit I" "Yl"ck III till* Slipper.
h ark t'> his •map
in I lip p v a r* llh e <*l)iIti.
ih'i ill' ll t., igam
Li Arrivals
Wa i. hula; Mrs II.
I
l i i ' l i ' .11. ,
F ra n k It.
V. SI...... . k . II K. t ) ’
yn"bl i 'll- . Ca : S. W .
iff. I ’ Myefs; I .mu ,
ii 'M . i . IIu Iue Itrv
,i.|
1 h i t ie Itrva l i t ,
(.11 " Itrv a n t,
■r|
i ' ilu inm .i,
l< lino
j
I
I
and y o u lip,
v■ in S an
gl|i".t v of
H o m e r on
ot NVrights" - ii sp en d in g
at L a k e l a n d ,
M-.'I.I IV e v e n in g til
•f Mi
K \ t . Mason,
Db .m.I Mrs. C. A.
I (■"li/.alez. and
| » 1 il
Stafford.
"rl u ,| , Nloiidny wiiere
Pie
u i he guests
'Trur'
d . Mrs. E. R.
r r‘f
Mr-.
r
K o l'IlM
r
S
u m
fo rd
M a n
Weds M i s s I d a N e a l
At New (tin Square, I’a.
\ \ illi.'im lone Ne al
M r and M r
aiinonm e t In ■ m a rr ia g e " f l li c i r
•-I ler
Ida
'Tn r v
t‘I
I t.innd
IJi-i il
M i ls m i
mi
Woilni" day* Niigii .t eiphteerith
nin eteen b u n d l ' d m il I went v a )
N e w to n Sm i'iie . I'enlisv Iv am t.
F h
toy l u,
an has ns her
"i Edgewopd,
Marnesville,
*’ :" " 1 “isler Miss
J!
rtl , ' l
' •''""day for l)ay-
1 '‘ he,,. ih..y v\ ,11 spend
'hi Itiriejiii and baby
'
'dleimn.ii for St.
"'hi-n- i |,ey will visit
Teague |(.uves
H-i» ”*
- s *.c .,
for
_
______
W*. A*. Teap»;»-**j
MISS OLIVE NEWMAN ENTERTAINS
WITH “TREASURE HUNT" IN HONOR
OK SOUTH CAROLINA VISITOR
Die
. hlld
.1 l i e line t en loyald'
oeinl
' Tlii* mil met
ea on vv a
' M .nd iv . v eii iii e vv In n Ml
\ . w oi.. 'I
eld c i t a i m d With
lim it" m
■nor
of
.1 iv*.
I III'
I aet iv e
" f Mi
M
l ’im k
'll
M h i it
11111■*Is111•v
t'o n n e llv ,
and M l - .'■"Iintlel I ’ulesloil
Niui-ng those e n jo y in g tins de
I1annul
I 'lay .a La ky.
vv liicb
h i ' h l l u i ev, m u g w ere ; T h e Mis-.tn
t a i l e d a i ’ w v.acs ag o in a h a m )
lie a ( H a v , Nnomi. Si-oggati, Alai
in H o l l y v. , ,| mid i x p a m h d o ver I
E l t,*ahi ih i'utestoii,
M aud
Lake
■ov o ral i d v hloel. .. a • hurt t line
C e o rg m Mol.ley, M ae H o l ly , Mil
ago sold |h, old tiom os tia d w ith
ilred H o lly , Avn W r i g h t , Evelyn
] . c a re Iv a I eai and fin• moved to a j
and t h e i r f a i r la
Nmieisiiii, K a t h a r i n e
P ittm an
of
| new tvvinlv liv e acre e-l.ate ahoiit
III.
home
uf
Miss Tampa,
E m ily
G riffin ,
C a m i ll a
I I I , l e e mih
l im n the city
11 old N W III III |ll
o-e l '..in t. vv here t In I'nleston, Iliden N’e r n a y . Le C lu ir
I location i- being subdivided
l o r I'u t I'l no ,f the limit was found
Jones ami Louise Snrles, M r . and
1st. re and apm ' men! lun Id mgs.
Di |■ , cl , a g
ftom
th ere in ears fur NJi's John W Meisch J r , M r. and
V.tl lo'l . | int- in tin' c ity w in -1 • M is . Monroe It H u tto n and James
I A' ae.ape
l a l miles west o f ot I " i . I m
vv ere discnvi I rd 11 pen Sharon. Ila im le ii Du Hose, W i l l
' l l oll .VVV n o d
been purchased hy r< :u l u n g t h e pin ilp'ii at “ Mairno
lain Du Mose, W il l ia m L a k e , Lin y I
| t he Fox
l mho
Lxli'l'inl* seoncs l e i A l a i n t r , " I lie s u m m e r ca m p of
Moyle, Kin vn Moore, Hubert Dod
i fo r Iliany M i In recenl pic tures o f Ali
iii.I Mrs . W C. H ill on C r y s
son, K eginald C r o w e ll, C a ro l Pin
the 1'ox company have been eon
t i l l u l e . I ho t reus il l e. I wo client < son. NV A A d am s, A lb e rt Connel
t s t r i n l e d mi the new location in fill. I vv illi c.uidv. wen- f,iiitiil hy
Iv, H a r r y W o o d r u f f , Robert
Me
| p re p a r a t ion Im mov ing I In* m a in Mi - M a r y
E liz a b e th
I'ulcstnn Known,
Ca lv in
Teague,
M a rtin
| 1- t mile.
and W a i m r Sro g gan.
T eag u e, It a i f o r d I.a lley . F re d e r ic k
,
,N t'( i r* the f in d in g o f the " T r e a
|te||, R n lla m l Dean, NVilliam Moye
.
Long ago Mi t n> <loldivyii M a y e r
me, dam ing mid gam es were en
Janies W r i g h t , W a r n e r S ro g g a n ,
vviuit lo ( i d l e r C i t y , eight miles i m i , I u ntil a late hour when re
Ka m lnll Chase.
S th n le y
N’u rn ay,
fro m "C a h u e iig a and H o lly w o o d ," tie linn nts e o m is tin g of p m rn p p le
Jnlm
M niiuli'V, C l m i l e s
N o rto n .
| that old tune movie e e u i i r . C e rile i,'-, i al e mul pll I" h wa l e l i v e d
Stacey W h i t e . Alien
Jones,
Men
j i t . De Al 11h- and h ■. !
- I ni lo VVe.
hy l In In 11 ■ , a -i I , d l>v In r i m l well. |{ogi r NN'illiain i and Ivt hi-ni. ta k in g
ova i
e
f m ne
iiioDn i , Nlj
I,'-.hr 11 \
Newm an
• i nil I *:i- h
, I In aim . II
I m •• pla
Hal I
It l UK l l , . l i e ' M l l l n l l
l in e r , al
I n i s hi
In i.n| mi11el
I 'lllvi I' I
d
NEWS OF WOMEN GLEANED FROM"
* IV*
ALL OVER THE WORLD
The Count*** u j r i
IlislikeH being "Peeress'
LONDON, A up ’ 1.—(7h— Ijidv persons ennnot b u t r * g t * t '
/onehe of Jlnryiipwnrth regards gontion of “ mas* produc ‘
hers elf hh a t ' r ' ’*1- mid would p r e Is in a crowd o f m odern
having hat* and frocka
fe r not to l»e called a peeress.
1 " W h y use the word peerces when alm ost identical and u t t e r l y
Even t h f f r '
; there is no male
represent the ing individuality.
is
stnndnrdized.
r i?
Im e?" she nsked. " W e tw enty odd
“ So fow girl* d are to be
vvoaieit who happen tn hold peer-,
apes in our own right an- not peers i selves, said the Countea*,
by accident, any more than men smoke and d rink and d a n c e , t o . ,
are who happen to inherit a peer hour* tieenuso th e y w a n t t o ' W l
A I I I Is
IS " l i e
of
l lie
i liiil
group
nt
I• W
itniopemi.n
Nn
iid r r r tm g
p io g r a m
has
l.een a n .toped I a
DuK iw a n i
I'lin lieoii toiuni lo w , ac cord ing to
:■i e r c l a l i I ( ' O i . o i i l
T h e fe it
i re o f (Im g allu 'i m g w ill he ail
ilreuses hy several piomilii'iit. lmsi
Ms-: men on Dn m l.je ot o f liulh
g r o w i n g in Ihis comity, g iv in g tinh is tory of t In indu t ry
and
it
pi*os|M'cts for D‘ v• lopmeiit in Sent
inoh- county
S a m p le hat that w ill he w o r n hv
memhei" o f tin local club lim in g
I I I .......... . VI 'll I l o| |
it | nl.eland m ( I-
proilni'ei
.h o ui.ik" t h e i r d o l l .i
a ppea I m atii.a.- Illg ipllillt it n
"I
1 fool a g e .
hold
IaD
('•dor blindness would he a di
tun liv e aid lo I lie a v e r a g e ra m , i ■
i man. believes Kd Dn P a r r , W a r m i
i M ro t lm rs
> iiiein alo g ru p lii-r.
II"
| mini's m 'i t
and cost mill's,
n.
aid, llieii would a p p e a r to I III > l'
m t h e i r "b la ck and w h i l e " vain,
instead ot as colors
T h e oiiiiieriim an o r d n u i r i ly u •
a piece o f w a l k blue o p tie a l gla
to ’ cm uitorai t Ills color la u iM li.'
nos.
loiter, will b" r< a d y f o r i n s | i e g l o i n
I lie l oiimi d t< •' m i b a r g e o f iti
langiug for lie .-'•nnI-ini d rlc p a
I UUI to 1III' I "ll VI lit ioll Will 111 <l 1 o
| ml i lit tin u n it I I . g I " I U o | l o w .
Tim above aniioinn cmenl will he
Plan s fm tin i u i,i ion o f
lb
i . ol vv il h mm ll Intel I- I
l.v
till
inanv I r i c i i i l . of l In* p iooin , win, is
bind hy the K i w i u i . g-df team w ill
a b r o t h e r o f Ali
NV .1 ftti Itin h- "i
<>0 made
T he u n d e rp i n doped child emu
t i l l ) eil v arid a lot ain't' re nli
m i l l c c w ill al o make a b r i e f re
S a n fo rd , bill vvh" f"l* the pa.-,
T he slim ions
Immiof
Mi
p o ll d u r in g the m i l l i n g eonci r i l
vears lias made his home at
G eorge A. D e l'i d l e s on P a r k Nn
ing w o r k D u y l a n e done m III
loan Meach.
"I
line was converted into n veritab le past week.
.Mi's. I!rp on has tau g h t at Slot
g ard en T u e s d a y m o r n in g when Ju |
.
.
mi C n i v e i ' i t y fm a muni
e n t e r t a in e d at b u d g e honoring In i
i " a i s, and i an m m s iia lli t h oil
gllesl, Miss l.o in -s D e ('o lte >
ot
' Mi
M at t ie ( i. I '.n o w il l ret ui u 1 vv omuii.
Jin hsoiu illc. mid M i s N o r m a King
home W e d n e s d a y H'oei points iiD
Nf | e r a
hoi | <veddlti|' 11 in lo i .M cL au gh lin o f New Y m k , gu* t
Kent ui k v win i e he Ii i
pout I ll" ' I.oinl . m Iho Ivu-f. Mi and Ml
I of Alls. Robert. A N e w m a n . Nli
III I- oil will he .11 ll'illie t ■ D u l l
■il in tm r.
Services o f the ( I m u l i o f God
Rosa G r u v of L au ren s, S. < . gu. <
11 :i nil a I Da vl i -11:i lb-a. ll.
of Mrs . A lb e rt P ieknev ( oimellv. I w ere held f o r Die In t t im e Sun
N C ( ' 11it|>111:i • i o f Ki.ssjm
Mrs . NV. S. J o rd a n o f Jacksonville. day ill Hie new church, th ree miles
Rev. and All's, A. S. Peek, who guest o f M rs . J a m e s G. Sliarou, west, o f S a n f o r d on the
Dpsata
a r r i v e in S a n fo rd NVednes
a t t e n d th e m a r r i a g e of her 1are spending thi Miminier al I heir apd M rs. John It. M ac D o na ld wit" loud. Rev. I ’u gg etl of (trln m b i de
I t a y l o m i Item h, are in
Miss K d eith S t e w a r l to V a n | col In g e
leaves S a n f o rd on Sept.
1
fm liv e n 'd th e uennoii.
he
s
o
l
;
S
a
n
f
o
rd
fo
r
a few day: on Inis'
T h e suhjei'L
tonigtd
w ill
he,
Con ne ll, w hich w ill
F,list is.
ness.
V i v i d lined zinn ias
and
otln i " M e n I ’rcssitig T h e ir W a y t " the
■Him,-eil 'Thursday nflernoon.
G ospel."
I l e u l i n g et vices w ill In| g ard en flo w e r s w ere u i d in pin
l
j.
Air m i l Nlrs. J M W alla ce have , |*(|sion in the ruoins w he n Die eaid held at 7:,’UT u ’eloi k.
Miss Lou ATeiidv o f A Ilian v,
,U 1' as- Du ll' guest al th e ir h ' f i n
"(' i i n h le s hud been u r n m g n l fo r pinv
i the guest o f Miss M a r t h a Fnx F if t t i SI reel.
Joel
Freenuin
<d | | n (he sun p a r l o r the colors of
id h er hom e on O a k Av en ue .
Mitrnesvtlle, Gu.
gold and black w e re e ffe i tlvety car
MI'S. (Jt’Oi'.uc I
It1'
( Ii\'cs I lovely ( 'oinicsy
For Sanford Visitor,!
( 'll lire!) ( )f (Jnt I Is
I folding Service;'-
Elton J. Moughton';
ARCHITECT
F irst Ntit io tin 1 Rnnk Bldg..
Sjotfonl, ——-------- Florida
Amusements
NYnmcti Held Legion Cross
P A R IS ,
Aug
J|.
(d*'
Four
wom en now have been decorated
w ith the G ra n d C m s . of the Leg io n i
of Honor, the highest ra n k of (hat
o ld e r.
T hey a r e all ipict-us;
j
fjuei-n of the Holguins, d u m m i e d i
in I IDS
j
i,im en ol tlm K iiun im u iis, in IlD'J
I'hnpiess of TJhio |iia, in P'.'O
(^m ea ol S p a in , in l!*Ji‘>
No French vvoinaii hold lids ra nk
in I I n n n a lio im l order.
The low
cs| ra nk in thy Leg io n is that o f ,
K n ig h ts, then m i n e O ffte e rs , Coni
niinidei:,, G ia u d O f f ic e r s and fin a l
Tin I'resi
Mem het - of the S im lo rd o rder ly I lie G ra n d t 't-oss,
is " ( H a n d
of Royal A rch M a s o n , at. in god i deni " f ! lie Repiihlle
I
to he p i e s n t 111111g 111 al S o'clock Mil: I ' l . "
al Du- A ll ••lilt- T em p le Im special
Girls. Me D iffe re n t!
m il ini ion work
Alark and Past
LO N D O N . Aug. '.IT (/Pi "T'rv
Al a si era degrees w ill he c o n fe rrrd .
NL,mil
’ built,
1
©Mag
TO YOUR OIL
A t the conclusion of the card
Consult Us lU-forr W iring
jyoung
......K daughter
...............
Sue Hello re been spending the week-end here
the guest of Miss Knthcryn game, the tables were laid with
turned home Sunday from n pleas
. P
1
1. . .. . .
1......... 1
A_
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I
l..tL .L ,e .,.
ant visit of six weeks w ith rela Mack, has returned tu her home in hand made covers and delicious
refreshments
of
a
salad
and
sweet
Haines
City.
tives in Russellville, Ky.
course were served by the hostess,
F. H. A u liffe, of Atlanta, Ga.. assisted by Mrs. Albert P. Con
Mrs. James NVoodull of Ocnlu is
visiting her mother Mrs. M , M. spent the dny here Monday trans nelly, Mrs. Samuel Puleston, Mrs.
F. E. Roum ilatt and Mrs. Robert
S tew art nt her home on. M ellon- acting business.
1 A. Newman.
Vlllu Avenue.
J. H. Ajm tgom ery and J. C.
Mrs. J. T. Stroud and Mr. and
Gaineif.ille,
were
M r. and Airs. .James Ridge and Goodwin, of
among the business visitors in Mrs. G. V. Wheeler, of Madison,
baby and Mr. and M m . C larence......
who hnvo been visiting in San
Powell motored tn Daytona Hench j Sanford Monday.
ford as the guests o f the former’s E L E C T R IC A L CONTRACTORS
Sunday where they spent the day.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H . Ronnick and 1daughter, M r*. T. F. Hnyi', at her
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Marshall mo- home on A ll M y rtle Avenue, left No Job Too Big, No Job Too Small
The many friends of M r*. G. C. tured
to Cocoa and Melbourne Tuesday morning for their home.
Fellow*, who has been quite ill for
■ - * >— *------------Rhone « Q W
Seminole
E LE CT R IC!
Co.
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to lie snmi oiie vv Im counts aiiil not
one of a crowd," is the advice
-fTr.JIOII addil ion (o <'al lieriiie t'ountiv s of NYektinoi
cstdi- 11 "I >■t
land gives to young girls.
Continuoua from 1 p. m.
I t p. ra.
TO DAY
"D p in Mntrvl'* Room,"
Nl Christie's Laugh Sptcial
with Marie l ’r*v o *t, H a r r i
son Fn rd. Phylla H a v a r .
— Comedy—
"The Hky Jurapsr"
|
fy
• f
---------W EDNESDAY
Another
Ron ring
Comedy '
• PO K E R FACES"
W ith laiurn U
Plant
Comedy— "Meet My Dog*'
Aeaop's Fable*
=jss:
Excellent Quality Bleached
$1x90 Seamless Sheets
Wednesday and Thursday a/
ADD
lied out.
i* 'a t ilt vary*U? a&d there, to Miami where he w ill visit Daytona B«ach motored to San/ord
leatn th a t *h« W
hJl) #iater, M r*. Charle* Montgom 1
J ------ -J— *«—
ery.
ii iiluulr, fo u rth eh an c ellu r o f . the j
lli 'it n a i i lit tnddic. as Ce nte r P a r t y I
d.-pnty m Die R e ic h s tag
F lin t P h ilip p is i h ic f ly known in
G erm an y in circles h a v in g
to do
. w i t h social w e l f a r e , besides being
a leader in tinCatholic- C e n t e r
Parly
She I n t a t t r a c t e d a tte n
tnni as a publicist
NVitli the w a r .
F rau P h ilip p settled w it h her bus
I land in P f u rz lm im , w here she d e
voted her en erg ie s to the p ro blem
of food ra t io n in g , m u s i n g and w a y
w ard childre n.
A f t e r the w a r -In- euteruil ue
liv e l y into publics, neeepli'd e le c
tion to the n atio n al ex e c u tiv e com
im ttc c o f tier p a r t y ,
became
u
m e m b er of the n a tio n a l f i r m * cell
Dim*:,hip hoard, and lectu re d at the
w om an's hig h .«clmol ui H eid elb erg,
Inlcivsi iny1 !’royrani Koval Arch Masons
IManned For Kiwnn is
Will Mod Toniyhl
Ianiclieon Wednesday
tm li-i.
lili
i n l l o l l y v v o .d
l.lovd al o slid uuike
In
I III I e
VV hill*
" I'oV , I I .
M rs . NV. M o r t o n T h i g p e n and son
M r s Ch arle s T. F u lle r r e lm n e d |
T h e m o r n i n g hours passed ipnck
Millie, re tu r n e d home M o n d ay fro m h o m e Monday from Myrtle Hem h, ly in
the interesting game of
T a r h o r o , N . ('.. w h e re I lie l a t t e r S. ('., ami A t l a n t a , Ga., where she bridge, and a fte r scores had been
has been spending se veral w e e k ) has spent the summ er.
\ added, the prize for top score, sill,
,l’‘ l f •'•i ns her a t- w i t h relatives.
hose, was given Mr". Stephen Pier
''v ' home on ( »ak
Mr. and M rs . E, K. M Mae. of I pant. In cutting for the eonsrda
fi
NN t i g h t o f
M a r g a r e t AleR ae has re - NVnueiiula,
arrived in Sanford; (ion prize, a cut glass jar of hath
I tu r n e d home f ro m NVcsl P o in t, G a
Monday f o r a slmi't visit w ith nowdi-r, Mrs. (!. F. Smith was the
fortunato one.
The guests of
w h e r e she has lieeii v is it in g frien d s friends.
I' lb, h e r . Aliss Carhonor were each presented silk
n ami Mi - Kathi-ryn
Miss Katherine Hannon, who Tims hose ns ^ifts from their hostess.
Mr. mid Mrs. Edward H ill and
^ ...... . iv I "r Jackson' Ml. y W1||
pend a few
■)
1!
It include- cul ape
M v u n in m p
pool, re t a u t , i n ’ . P mils eoiirts, hat
K'ov.
T.ii'ihi, Dupoiil ('o .;
•t.'i' k .*11v die; M r . and
I levaI'a m p a ; S a m
Mi . U . I
Steed
and
sm all
|Athird.i \ W W ils o n ,
ci.li. t II Me A U ll I fe, d n n g li l e i , U ilia, i i l m n i i l to then
homo m h i - t i m i n e Su nd ay a f t e r
.1 I.........
New Or
In m
w ith
Mi• ku1 i ii lam lo; M . A . n ph-asanL vi* it
kkv.iia i|i,
| . M. doye. S t e e d ' , pare nt , Mr and M i s . I.
.1 ( 11. a i M i a m i ; T. G. Mall.
Htlati'l". 1, 'del' Seal*
I n k ..I, 11.
Io n / : li e / and baby re
M ,.ml.i v 11 mn ( n Ian
Mi
\ \\
|)< v an.
• Im In a n v is it in g a
"
I Im VI it'
I a |{iie Mil . i.
I lie guest of M i
I
M ii 1ay a ml vv i
I'!.- \ ,|
I
F Nan Mm a n t on m II ol I Tula i
ltd d a u g h t e r , ■Jclphia, I ’a , vv In - e n i a r i i a p e b '
h I T m - a l a v Mi s Kdeith S t e w a it l a k i c place
c for T a m p a T h u r s d a y a l l i ' i mnm al "Mi ll A «f
"III .1 ll h er illiele, d r o v e , " the lluliii* of the bride's |
' I am
I'lley w e re m o th e r. Airs. M. M. S t e w a r t oil |
M elJm ivilh - A v e n u e , w il l a r r i v e m j
' - lie me
by her
S m i f m il Wediit d IIV,
I Ml
IN I Dei I.
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In RAIiADE OK KASI1ION WHERE
'WORLD'S STYLES ARE :o k n
M 11i*11'- n* and d a u g h t e r
Nli ) r
I am p,i.
ale
I lie
lb M l Jam * 111
I ter, M rs. It T
l! 'lest ■ el' In
Hell ,i |' 111 In •r home "ii 1'a l a n d I i
A \ efille
•
Mr-- Fin n st (iiitchell was the Vocal solos —
hai minp bust,.as Monday evening
f a ) "Kncli Thnucht of You"
when sh entertained at her home I Herbert Ralph Ward.
I ID “ l a t ’s Crow Old Topetlnn
The movie tnisincss, now cro wn on Oak Vvinue. in honor of her
plades. Next moraine I went (lot
Stewart,
y
.lames Rritckman
up. is w a lk in c mil of Hollywood, or si d . r . Mi S'! Fdcith
Dip i iv er w d h Mat h. amt sent I'S
hi lile elerl of this week.
Mrs. Ernest Metis.
"ouch tii.ni'.
I,line tin- rent of
11 ls '" ‘ing crowded
out.
party down.
y
(A p a rtm e n t houses and bungalow
Yellow and white were the colors
The main feature of tliu evemnp
1"
ride m a < am,.
the Imir " ' " u r,s - •“•*",'cs and office buildings i Inis,m f..i this a f f a i r and were was the word contest, ennsistme
....... I tie i a ret ally paited in the i m * I’uslimc the film studios into most effectively carried out with of niakinp the most words out of
if
maricolds,
pnlden the names "Stewart and Connell."
'""Idle, f i n e r i mp dividing it so j
neighboring towns where they (plant if ir
W h y should 1 not receive the t.wim,"
Dint the Weiplit Dial! t„. rqim l o n i n" lv dutdieate their feat of city plow and nt her cut flowers, a r The prize for this, a lovely yellow age.
ranped
in
Miuhmc.
the
writ
from the King, as my nnrose
howl,
was
won
hy
Ml*s.
Jaillvs
ia
ystnl
baskets.
(
In
h"Di sale ., and om- In.uID he care
tin* screened porch, a prettily ap
Woodall of (tcala.
ci-wfnrs did before me, anil lie a l
Woman Chief I* Flylnf Coy* «
I'd that I here are im more larks
Miss Stewart received a silver lowed to exercise the duties mill
m one ■Inn- Ilian in the other; hy
Hollywood houlevard, oiin- the pointed pni" I i table was placed.
LO N D O N , Ang. 24.- , .
"h • rvinp
tin i1 piri'n u tions
I pi "tmoiade
I inumtnnt M ary Allan, co-founder (
of every
prominent a-i'l III I I I in Miiphoiit the eveuinp tea In'll as a memento of the nc privileges of my position?"
easiotl
At the rotlelusion of the ;
rvi-il hy Mis
k'*pl my halanee. and Du- ennne 1screen actor is fr ri|iiftile d less and ft ml pum h was
the women's police service in
» ontest 1 . the I m . t o w s , assisted hy |
11•mi im nine ovei. and reuetied j L-ss Mv the film shirs.
don, has become known M .!
T he n u M mine M i w a i t .
Dancers Hunt New Jolts
and
Miss
•IIV dr ■t mat mn a fle r a very mono merous cafes which were the lunch
ope's "fly in g cop” since she i*
Dm nip the evrninp nn en joynhlii Mrs. Mnhlon W ric h t
K ARACHI. Aug. J t <d*l -All of the mo*L travelled pollc*
I "iimis iii|i
and dinner lime rendezvous of the miisieal p i"p i.im was rendered ,u M artha Fox, served a dainty ice
Die hciiit i Till young dancing pirt>
course c a n vine out the color mot
ciuls in the world.
When .
• hi i,nr wav wa- sind the Miam i heroes, heroines vamps and villains follow s :
if
Dn each plate were m in ia tm e who flitted about the palm...... . the she makes her trip * by aeropUlW|>i,
II in er Rapid-.
hy r a i r y in c
Die of Du- shadow world have u bulk- \ in ,-|| "Ins
Mnharajiili
of
Indore
whose
chief
brides and d o o m s tn he used ns i
I" a)
around lliem
Nt
almut inp I rude of tmwists hut few of the
Coninmndnnt Allen, who i* or*4 ,
t.O " N t D i w n i n p "
C a d m an .
I'lnmm-r, M u m taz Mepinii, cost him
f a vers.
' li ven in lul l, we ennie into sight lo tnicr hosts of cuests from the
ited with knowing move
lu
<
throne,
are
hunting
new
jobs.
(tit
"Mv
I
it
i
In
House"
|{ohrer.
Miss S te w a it was most hecom
"I I'ort Dallas, with Die Hinted st mill's.
economy crooks of all countries then
Mr
\
M I ’ hillips
nip, attired jn powder blue fipiLfcd A pplii at ion of a rigid
M a le flap flying nver it. and for
The little resiaurunl where Col
" f Indore other woman in the |>o!lcc bonir___ » j.
propi
aia
m
the
slnlo
I ’inii" >b . 11 e
......I p, tie. made draptxl effect, in
Die tij'.sl time m my life I fell Dial leen Moure. Charlie Chaplin, H a r r y
f tile e l l - Visited the United States tvro y e t f l o ^
til " lu lu '
Saiulei'Sntl.
i r a foundation of self toned i i'ep. called for l be iti icharpo
I .anrd*m. Milton Sills.
Anna
Du- - tars and iiipe.- meant seme
1 a g o , and has been pretty much OB ''- 1
lertamer*-'.
I !' i
\Iv
lti-rlm
de i lime
fnieputhercd
' hinc lo no
I felt a - one who Nd "ii and oDm4>
1 t la* g o ever since.
'■
■ M ll I M T l ' l I 1 IV l ,
T
h
e
ir
ict'ial
ilarn-s,
it
i-,
ex
Mr C 'llrln ll received lu-r pile ' .
had In i n in a foreign emiMtry and alimI I d a ■Iv in earlier times now lte.nl.
She thinks nothing of flyinff to ty ,
.. imieh onlv
vv' iiiinp a lovely frock of tan voil- p laim d, w . i " tn.i
ha "lily an ..... .
I able of
tint i . line Inn I, I o Die . oml’iu i
Paris, Merlin or other points In on* ^
a
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1
t.lMMI
p.imid
i
vei
l
but
1
tic
I
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d
w
uc
tl
i
e
■
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1
all I taoi ov in pea* I) - at III
It'd plea- tires (if bulge
m oll. hi 111<11ni ■■ m-tahles.
day. on some important CAM in
U 11- ( . op' h 11*Ie y
l a Itioin l of M a il" Antoine)!" i o I of up I >' p w n-i iionli p reator.
I I end i In ■ e ,,| <mr pat I v w Im
\ bob a wortuii is involved, • ' » ! \
I
>
1
I argi ■mn it i • m vv. re ipi.m
mi
(
.ime
I
i
in
'
lint
i
lope
W
a
t
h"
co
t
II
me
w
oi
Ii
,
I
n
I
Nat
nui.il
-a
udn>"
n
il
t
In'
had p iv i'd e d im1 lookiup It ' ll a f i tiduiun | luick to London the next.
d«
i
'
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in
.il
n*
v
mg
'
lien
t.V
Mi
M
utiiie
Mtewan
,
i
|.i i ■ and ."Oi with Die
aid "I ru Ii ot Dn- I., i lew iin m lhs for
sect mg up of a women a In tern a* j
A . - Iv \ \ , ,|
Smith
The pm -d s im ludcd only
t ho la Do taste |or t r in k e t * . veils and t ii mill polire eommissinn WRS '(
■"Up. wa'ei and i h ail ' Ini lie- , inadr tlm h in te r la n d , h u v i i i p the i n n i m i i
i .1 i "Nolb 11a; S ul. t 11llll'
pi
rl
mile-.
out of l. vv n pm l > and the mn )
| ml v vv inch pH t iin s tu rn ed in a few
in \ i l l uppi a i
' in n i\ ili/.rd
prim arily to efforts of Commands,^
U int i m a t
fi lends of t In- puos) of
In Dn aflernooii I lie whole par years from a erics o f o ra n p e and
ant Allen.
M
i
.
M
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r
e
D
C
vv
an.
l
l
o
i
i
n
l
New
Center
Thirty
Deputy
I .os A n p c le s ’
ly was at I'ort I >.111.i , and with lemon prove- into
populated
suburb.
Mi
r u l l l - N pel toisspui made our most th ic kly
K .N K 1 .S U D U E , G erm any, Aug
TOO I.A T B TO C L A B S irY ?«,
la .1 la m p , i onv eipent to I lie land ] Tin* new Fir ■t N a t io n a l tw o mil
1 '.'I
iZI'i T o F r a u K l a r a Ph ilipp ,
FOR R E N T .— Apartm ent w i t t ’a U ? .
I
1
ion
d
o
lla
r
I
idm in th e San I'V rw if e of the Mailenese c h ie f fo res ter,
nip li" in w lm h we r i " »ed to the
conveniences, for coupU.
, naiulo valley, foiir m iles fro m Itnl
1tore, am a la ip e eiieoanul prove
has fa lle n the d is tin ctio n of suc
Oak Ave.
‘-e1 A t
! ly wood, l oiitam-i 7a icrcs.
ceeding Du- lute K o n s ta n tin 1'Vhrii i : K N D
-i-
l ir e
|
Cu rv es Met lim in g
Now Dial
iliioie Ue
tas|il"Ii'
.1 1, m I ItI
r \\"
will
•i '« di -a ppea r r.p and n n i i s i e
II 1.• \ l t.,11
h lu
I m m n p , London women are ealmi'.
ml
11■el I ' l l '
IM f more c a n d y . pa Duand
wei '
T in re i . no need
I s f m i m h .k
n i l It In 1 nei
.tr * .......I pi nei a II v
■lack-on
lb im i Hi'
to m a ke tin
all pi'* •VII11Illg ll:i\ V D o l a - t , a-- was so nece sary when
Dio Inn shadow shape vvai |iopu
I la y I olia
M My "i
blue
at t raid ive.
I
I n and society da m e are f ea -. t i:.p
I'a I met 1n ;
) Wl MU' I' t
llo m l St i cel th sig n e r
“ ii ■-undies and
sweets
as they
Irtm. I d land; D. T it
hav i not done in years.
Osgood, 11need
a tlra i'tiv e
nn
rnicr, < F,
Hotel
and
r e s la iira n l s have
C 11 O r r is ,
West w it h ,.t< I < lamps w Inch < all he
In en ipiick to note this elianpe
H. I ' I 'i m n m m id and
jniuclietl in all o v e r Du front o
mid have i n t rodln ed a colm* schemi'
thilil. Sarasota; K. C.
pow
ii", anti m a n y o f the new* iiunl ■of sweet dishes w l m h is p m v r. :
ililkii: lo'l.'irt C o n w a y ,
h ighly I M1a l a r
M <ist of I lle*e d is h
. Maulpomery, ( laines- t Is show very e l a h o t a t " ile -ip n
es have a l . i t t e n m p lendeticy and
(ioaiPi ui. G a in e s v ille ; Will ki ll "lit o f steel.
I 'h a ll .starved' society w om en who
Jack-1 ov t i l e ;
C.
S.
D ia n e r I'ln t c Corsages
have been fo llo w in g the si Humid to
Itkfinvilb . S. \ . ( i u i le,
T ile mo lest nosegay
w ln ili
are
becoming
.i | mode for mold ha
A Z im m erm an, C i t y ;
luuildei a t 1 s i , m e t l u n g id g ou rm an ds in t heir
Imatilla. D e n rg e M a k e r d o m e d m ilad y's left
t he b eg in n in g o f I he
east :,
’ I ' f f o l I s t o tli'V elop the I'll dlionnhli
assumed Ibe p ro po rtio ns o f a *
curve.
ll' v pin l
w h ile the tlovv e i f r.i
N.Nl.UI./.
w ith ■•I'M la
Nml
kxnv, 1.viol'.
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t yile, which
rtl. Monv r. M e . ; A. 11. t y jn*.
Ill'll made vv il Ii double cuffs and : I
lu lle
fa an . 'i t I s l u i r g h ; I I . adn pie .1 le l*\ l*fl m g d r e - . s c s ,
j Dll ei lull I ■ai 11 "ill w ith 11 dlar ■ i ' | l a r g o
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I match
Harold
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RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: 217-
ISS KDEITH STEWART IS HONORED
AT LOVELY COURTESY GIVEN BY
MRS. FORREST GATCHELL
IIV Associated Press
Ily 1,. ( Ill Rl II
f
-r r
MRS. F R E D S. D A IU EIl. SOCIETY EDITOR
ile n d a r
left ra m p we rmilil nut help hut
feel gloomy as we hail Inn eu'iugli
final tn last us fur urn- nie.il, ami
nn prospects of getting dinner We
y Smith will entertain
hon'-rir.
Mrs. N nrm u were not sure that Mr. Newman
We hml
luirhlm ill' Ni w V nrk , at .would return that ilav.
Cone iihout a mile w h in v\e saw
in Mnitrii'li.i Avenue.
if tin1 Methodist smoke ahead of us and m n saw
Mr. Newman was in
|l iiiii'l u illi Mrs. U ’a l i i T tw o eunoes.
one of these
The iirtp uf our
| hri ......... '«ll I'ill k A Volest uers gave us ri'iii'Weil \ i c r and
n'cl"i I..
We soon eilnn1 up to tItem ami w. re
Thur-iliiy
eheerinc and shnhinc hand with
Irniii* St' plii’ti piorpmit our le -ru e rs
at I" mI iji * at .'I 11*.
Mr. Newman had plenty .1 P"
Mi . •I"lin If. Mae
visions w ith him, and i n -mm a
| we i o ii I i I find a eonveiiieet plai
|j|nrr|j Carl hill.y picni*I we stopped and euol.nl’ a c""d
niiiii'lr i li i p tr r O. E. S
| meal o f haeoti, lieaiis. i n n , tmiia
jvr \|a •■riii- Temple at
lines, and euffee, lo w lm h we <I■<I
or Hi" N1 In.
We lea ted royal
onri< 11 :.u|il mis at I :,'tr> ample justice.
I y , while Mr. New man told a t i n t
(hr bniiH' " f II h > bride's
he hail not hreii aide U. n . ii h M ui
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nil In-fore one o 'i lock of I he day
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ru lin ' leu k
■•oil a lie i vpi . led
Irriii'' '' pin n I'lerp m il
l i e aid w e i mild ci t 11■ M ia m i I Inam .11 ; "Vliirk at her
next day and that made n hupp.
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were tmw only m n mile tnun mu
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Tampa;
y
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Dm heart v
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8ANFO|^ .,F L Q R » > A . W E D N E SD A Y . A C C O ST 25, 1926
m
Pldht I’ hkch Today.
■ V •'*»!
One More
|R[) MAN Missing Arm y Flier Found
A fter H is Machine Falls,
Ca us ingHim Se riouslnju ry
IDENTITY W
ITHCalled
HIMTOGRAVE By Governor M<
U]
BATES KILLING
REU,KFONTE, Pa.,ii
' r> ! n
Splfridge Field safely.
(/P> I.irut.
. . Cyrus
.
o . Hi'ttis. army
Aetomiuinieil bv two
other
flyer missing *'"<•<• Mmuhiy. was pianos. Lieutenant Bettis was
t *1
was flvfeutiil nlive in the .Seven Sisters tnjr from the Sesqui-Centennial
PitiHburgh
Police
Unable
To
j
(C, 25, N ew Ice mountains today and is now in the grounds, Pliiladelphia. to Hclfridge Mrs. Don M ellell Nam es Four
State Executlv0-n
J
' Dlorover Name o f Man Who
’enter ( ’oiinty hospitnl here in a ' Field, Michigan, when he ran into
Defendants In Action A sk
my Kmploye* (serious',
System Now W
hut riot eritieal eonditinu.. a fug on Monday afternoon. ap
Blow l ’ p Hank When De- j
ing For $100,000 Dam ages
The flyer's left leg is broken he proximately twenty miles southntand
For
$2,00(1
I
h
He
fused
,
ted Two Men low the knee; his skull is frae- 1east of Hellefonte and lost his way.
At Raiford
For Murder o f Her Husband
in two plaees and he has In searching for a landmark he
d The Station tured
A Complete
lacerations on the faee and head. crashed agninst the side of a moun Mazer, Rudner Called
Scores Of Persons
The army officer owes his life tain and fell. This was at 1:15
'JH.
Receive Injuries
to his grit.
Hurieil deep in the p. m.
D e a t h Conspirators
forest where no one could find him
la falling, one wing of the plane
or his wrecked plane, Lieut. Hettis >au"hl in a tree anil the machine Evidence Gathered by Investi
Scenes O f Wild Confusion Fifty Thousand W omen, Girls
crawled for five and a half hours wrapped itself around the trunk,
Follow Blast Which Wrecks
Mock Broadway in Front of
gators
In
Past
Six
W
eeks
through the underbrush until he breaking the force of the fall.
Part of The Bank Building
Undertaking Place, All T ry
eunle to a roadway where he was Whether Lieutenant Itettis wns
Turned Over To Grand Jury
Construction Of
Need Of An found by two state highway em rendered unconscious in striking
ing T o Get Glimpse O f Body
PITTSBURG. Pa.. Aug. 25—(,P> |
ptoyes.
the
ground
is
not
yet
known,
as
CLEVELAND,
Aug.
25—
(A>)—
tion And Had Lieut. Hettis, with two other he is in no condition to (alk. What Mrs. Don It. Mcllett of Inriianapoi —The fanatic who brought death i
Penitentiary
NEW YORK. Aug. 25. (/PI—
;
to
himself
and
a
policeman
and
Be Started Sh<
n d s. Ho Avers planes, left the Sesipii Centennial information was obtained wns giv lis. Ind., today filed suit in fed
in jury to u snirr of other perMMM The umu/ing interest which thougrounds in Philadelphia Monday en by him to two highway em- ) era I district court here asking
when he exploded a liomh in the nads lime shown in Rudolph
for Selfridge Field. Michigan, in ploves who took him to the hos l damages of $100,1)00 for the death
T A M P A , A ur. 25.— (AWiS
Hanoi I’ IK*
|
Farmeis
Deposit
Savings Hank I Valentino, led his manager. K.
prepare for the air races in Phi pital.
|of her husband, killed at Canton,
t,inrge Cllman. lodnv to extend
N'ew
(!civi*rnor
John W . iMtartin-'1
cariied
the
secret
of
his
identilv
k,iavr‘ I' *>' til'
|ladeIphia next month.
The other
Itettis was found on the main ■Inly Itk The suit named ns deto the grave -n I'm as polii e cmiel | itie lime m which the screen
st;i- |pilots stopped at Middlclowo. I’a , highway running from Lewiston to 1 fend;.(its. Hen ({miner, Mnssillon;
Florjiln.
in
a letter publial
tn>*
^ ' vi"
actor's hodv will In- in slijje to
leal ii today.
aiid 1near llarr'-burg, ami latei look ..If Itell l out aine
The ms tion of the ! Louis Mazer. Canton, nnd Patrick
Ly the Times, expressed, t
p|r
..............
inidni
-ht
Siiinhiv.
<tin' indent ificat ion. regarded a
load where In' was picked op is ] McDermott, Nnnty (Sin, Pa.
rentative (dans for the runlielief that if the honor' ‘
|rnl, t i n - inurniiitr I for t 'leveland.
'almost certain that the man xvaNear Lew is town the aviator- ran under const ill. tion and traffic is
The
petition
named
Mazer
and
eral. set for Monday, were an tern at the state prison
and ni.I
j
a
maniac
escaped
from
a
local
lies,
litl li".
into a thick fog Monday allcrnoon detoured three or four miles away, Kinlncr as conspirators against
pital, for the insane- was discoid i nounced. Following tile liearse,
p tip'll. I'l.lllHM I Ilf and that was the lift seen of (let was discovered on the road at the life of Mellett and claims dam
was completely a boll si
By
the
time
all
the
bathing
beauty
•
l'd when relatives declared the' which will proceed down Hroad, siaipui Tuesday Lieutenant Hettis until lie wa- term a. m. hv two men on their ages because the slaying has de
(treat many o f the ihl
wav,
500
automohiles
will
form
The other army officers wav to work.
prived her of her husband's sup champions get into the ocean at i bomber was not of their family. j a cortcio- hearing theatrical peo would walk away. In
i i'ii|iy of l In1confes- found.
the Atlantic City pageant this full I They viewed the badly mangled
port.
ple and friends of the screen
t njr Fikr'n siirnatiire,
part o f the letter he
The suit is interpreted as an ef the water will he crowded way up Ibody at the city morgue whrr"
tar.
ylilie at noon today by
on
Cope
(Iris
Nez
or
Mime
place,
i
hundreds
have
visited
in
a
vain
a
t
I
terized the system as a
fort
to
take
the
Don
It.
Mellett
t r t,. Williams.
[ NEW YORK. Aug. 25- i.HL The Jfailure "and a huge joke.r*,‘V.,
murder investigation out of “ poli Here's (he latest city t hnmpion - ' b*mpl to identify it.
rrlei"l from tail at
A belt buckle mi which was en
tics" nnd into federal court here. Miss Dorothy Seiller, JJI, who won;
"The penttentiarv at R
thi afternoon, after
i raved tile letter "I." was the sing body >>f Rudolph Valentino, great
ImmeiL 'tcly upon filing of the tile tide hi Madison, Wis.
not
a penitentiary," he said. '*
_
I
h
*
pi
eei*
of
evidence
police
had
up
,
beer
<f
t(•
■
•
"e
n
i
n
,
today
win
|jr f million of the
suit by A ..rney Francis I'mi Inon
on xihicli to work.
' is nothing hut four old
guarded
liy
polic
•
and
hla<
k
shirted
in ft, m i lie eiisli lint.
of Clevelai I deputy marshals
Offieials o f
The lioailicr, a man of foreign t'a-c-t from tin* pressing throngs buildings built years ago,”
t>
tar ted for .Massillon to serve .a
appi-ar.inee. dressed ill wor tills'
r ( ‘i . n i p a a v t ••l(I I’oliee
now full of holes caused by dc
opy of the pc. it ion .,n Itudner.
clothes, entered the hunk yestci •tint have tried to view it, result
,ni- th.it they did
] Other Marshals went to the coun
"I
believe you could kick your
'
i
'
,
%r
nr)
i
I
f
r
v
n
r
x
r
x
r
x
,
.i;,v
and
presented
a
demand
for
mg in-cores of injuries.
^uie if'*' man.
ty jail to deliver \ copy to Mazer.
1
through
them in a great
2.nun
or
‘'I'll
blow
up
the
hank
"
It.
ii.
Chapman
Hack
From
Police
I'siirmit
*
that
50,000
per
of
Hiinkruptcv Pnweedings Are
xi ,t. i ■ m need
I who is),held hell oil a federal iic|Minn George C. I lit man, u s|icel!ll sen-, mo-tly women and girls l places.
H,u | "nnalde to .-.ax e
Western Trip. IVIIs Club i nor charge and who also is chargFiled
Agiiinst
Hankers’
hank pMlieemaii, approached to ai
III, hik'd the lot.
! “ During Governor Tatt's adr
Colorado H ils 1a.000 Acres ! e.l with first degree murder in the
Finance
('nntpant
With
rest (he bomber he plneed a hliicl. Ido.ked Hioadwuv in front of the I istrntion," said the Governor, M*
kiat lie would have
]
killing
of
Mellett.
O f Lettuce in Cultivation.
! satchel ntma ttie floor and gave i' undertaking establishment where erintendunt Itliteh installed
Jai’ksonx ille llead(|uarters
I" I'liv a doctor to
a kirk
Ih * t*\|llnsi«»n fnllnwctj lie lies and that more than 100 honor system at Raiford wit
Irsiglit.' I"' said.
“1
Evidence Given To Jury
Invest
iga
linn
Bogun
Into
was instantly kiltc I were injured in tin* crash ycstcra tile knowledge of the autbot
The
homher
Thc
Western
Union
Telegraph
.
t
/
Pt
tinipt. *1 t*. l ry unyATLANTA, Ga Aug.
CANTON, Ohio, Aug. - a —(/II—
and (litimin sn tindly. injured he day. Three plate glass windows I am informed. Thia syatai
Company is “ never opposed" l >
An
Alleged
Attempt
T
o
(Jet
Iklared.
lineet
inn
Whiitcvi
r
evidence
investigators
ut
Hills of Irnlietm.
any project which fyids to the pros
Witnesses
In
Hall-Mills died shortly after lie was taken were sliatiered and several times convicts on their honor to
|Mi; \\as Stolen
Hank, i s polity of a community in which into the Mellett murder ease have
with the trash
to a hospital.
_
mounted policemen
were driven thn institution. To my ml?
uncovered in nearly six weeks of
Iph.'i.d police head
(.';tso T o Change Testimony
Seciies of wild confusion follow ’ hack
|,m.k h ythe
yt In crowd. Itcservcs wer
I Atlanta and the sub its property is located, .1. H. inquiry was turned over to the
u failure mid huge Joko
Vln.'l Tuesday night Trust C
i d the blast.
Heavy pieces *>f I cnllisl out and Dili pollcomon and result In that • feeling has'
III, licld up Ihe ice xlu- ,-cipicnt closing of nearly |(Mt small Cheatham, snpi rinteiulent of the Mark county grand jury this morn
JERSEY CITY. N. J.. Aug. 25.
marble, loin from the ceiling of in mounted policemen were re- general among primmer*
Florida division of the company,
mk *117.
Chief Wil- ticorgia and Florida hanking hous with hcudipinrtors at Jacksonville, ing
the hanking rooms, crushed down ,|i|ircd lo keep order,
Ol'i
Rumors
that
witnesses
in
the
are only staying thoro
Only one man is under arrent
|t>i the i.it ion and gave es were presented today, l.y A. ( .
said in a memorandum *” |*'*'’*;* Jformally charged with tin murder, revived Jail Mills murder inves while windows were shattered I More than 5,t)0l) were waiting to the mistreatment o f an Jq|.
|ill patrolmeii in the
Stevens, assL.t&nt solicitor to the I harp, manager of the company s> nml he maintains his innocence tigation hart been tampered with showering pedestiinn* and those ! he admitted to see the hody when world that committed the
ili.'lret t<» surround
inside tlit* building with flyingju heavy rainfall started. Tho usually u defiant attitudOj
investigating the pro Sanford office.
|hut the evidence presented will and tmiil to change their testimony
' the reported robbery, grand jury
crowd pressed against doorways mcates them insteed of a
of the hanking inslituThe letter was read at the lunch- j t0Il4| to show a conspiracy involv- were being invest iguted by Inspee gln-s.
si cm ted. Chief Wil- i ceilings
i lei k- worked frantically t" and windows, ami mounted police suhmiHlon to the authority
lion.
con
meeting
uf
the
Sanford
Kiseveral
men,
according
to
evlor
John
Tln' I-.liliers took $l!U
J. t'liJerwood uf (he Jer gather up pile- of money which IiiuL hacked their horses into the crowd widcli they have violated.
IaIs ta/l D
Meanwhile bankruptcy proceed wnttis eluh today noon at the Sem |mg
< II V police, he liliiiouneed to- I
the investcry indiei.tioii iniiih
!„•,•»
sent
lere.l
almiit
inside.
<
hit
t„
h,eiik
it
up.
j
Tho
honor
system,
he
aaU,'
n ",
‘ I.
fsh lings
ings agninst
against the Hankers !•niaiici inole Cafe. Mr. Tharp wrote the i igntors during the
weeks pe- day.
The inspector made the an -ide thousands (louring from«>tti- ‘ ( ’lt,wils remained after the »’«- |down the TH'inber uf C
“ , ash (('o..
of Jack
Jueksonville. Flu., vvere filed division superintendent
'o., of
a letter , rind,
rmmeement after a long c o n f e r
r office buildings and theater'* ; tiddixlimeut l 1'tafU at i.4idnighK .ni,U' hnvv mtinrthan T;
, *in Tallnhussee yesterday,
last week following a statement
Don It. Me'lett, publisher of tho enre ” 'th Alexander Simpson,
i in i in tae | Sixty per cent of stock of the made at lli" Chamber of Coin Clinton Daily News, slam at his special deputy attorney genenil in .Iti ic kIv gathered ut the M'cnc and I Police eon tinned on guanl.
|er* huddled together in
t
Funeral services willts> held . linrn*," he said, "and I
W
UM
•»l"iie nl ,}b'* 'Jacksonville institution .fas owned id, ,-cc meeting that the telegraph garage door mi the morning of Icharge for Itie slate, and ('omniis |anihulani'i— and fire apparatus
round difficulty ill aproaijiing the, Monday hut the plare of hmiiil i- lieve that if Mr. Hlitch (8u
tP
aniline, I' ik. , y , ,1(. nank,.rM Trust Co, of Al- company and Atlantic Coast Lin-loner of Public Safety John Iteg
t.hiMini'.
_, yet to be derided.
Valent inn's fI'lidcnt nf the farm) would
lieadi|imrlers |a„|Ut ,„,w in receivership, at lor ltailro 'I were opposed to the can July 10. is still helii ved to ha' • gan
I been killed by gangsters cmplovid
. ((uiekly the ic-erve- Mocked off brother is on the wav from France. l.e known that the honor t)
t! i . I.Ih'I's return „,.yS 'for the (Jeorgia State flunk- al project,
I iwlervvood said ti" wj(- running Ihc street- and plneed u henvv J
|by the underworld to rid it of the
S. George t i11inii ii . Valentino's wus absolutely abolished, a
Inn II. told the de>.<< jmj depart meat said.
Mr. t'heatham -l id tlinl officially j constant menace that existed m down sus|iei led (ler.-ons and would . euar.I in..und tiie institution to manager, desired that he he bur many would walk nut v
»t ih. • were negroes. | Virtually all of this sixty per
•
Imrge
them
with
olestnieliiig
iu>
proposed! the publisher’s
publisher's editorials and per
' |.ri vent
looting.
The injured j ied ill llnlvwood.
they got rcudy.
lie must
v r»*p . I'ik • said in
WHS i hi- personal property of lie did not know of the proposed j
»,,nal icampaigning
nniiniicninc against \i< tae and possibly perjury.
canal, nudl
and) annul
.some iif them lying in the streets,
ml. ! lii-ve riddier>. \y. |). Mauley, president of the St , |,dill' Indian liver eannl.
great deal of diplomacy In handl
I
Two
wiini"
•is
.who
muds'
slate
no
objection.
and
political
corruption..
of course had anile
ueie taken to ho-pital". Six of tin* |
them."
hr!]'
. .
I( Inset 1 Atlanta hanking house.
I.ouis Mazer of Canton's iindci lilellls llllll. I I all. to |he inves hgn 21 liini severely .......
Ail address by It. H. (!ha|iinan
l" require |
fiimr- Siispieiiuis
The proceedings were explained
The governor ailded that
tors
recently
and Ilien refused to hospital treat ment were reported
giving his impresiioiis of the West world, charged with conspiracy I
lllllCII- . turned to the |,y Stale Comptroller Ernest Amos
penitentiary, or at least a
sign them vn tv iiuder-tosid i>. lie
violate tile lupinr laws, likevvi
made
during
bis
r
eent
two
months
in a -crioiis condition.
iIn . i n f o i 'o i a
r g. M.
as having been taken to conserve
ing to house the worst and
leferr.'d it. I., l lie in- peel or.
is charged with the murder in
Hank officials after an investi
hi i in i. iters and rc- assets and protect depositors of uiii through tint section, and warrant (signed nine days ago b
ihiiigrrmia nriaoners, will.be
All
of
t
lie
t e-t IM
l
i
ill
\
(akell
to
comp.'ring
it
with
Florida
was
the
gat
ion
fixed
the
daniagi*
lo
the
21
h h ill tic iniinediatt the hank.
ed.
The legislature ut tha 1.
The action, he said,
Michael Glenn, Indianapolis deles date hy the eol'p- of dele( lives in ' story hiiilding at upwards of $150.
pricipiil sptu'i’h of tha luncni'OH.
\ l.e' i"ld the police should have a helpful effect on tnc
session appropriated $300,000
vestigatiiig
tile
-lay
ing
four
years
10110. Repair:; were being made
"During mv tip through the live.
the tw. i hold-up nten general hanking situation.
siicli a building and plana
ago o f the Rev. Eduard Wheeler
earl v today.
It was announced
ST. A EG I'STINE, Aiq f. 25 </l’i been drawn for its construe*
Ill" f i . i lie right and
The Florida comptroller said the west I made ii .artful study of the
Hall an.l Mr-. Eleanor Mills, holli
the
bank
would
do
business
aus
IL S. * onimissioner A. W. Child "hut it takes some time to «(
•iim me . uspieioiis,' capital stock listed as assets hy tourist ami agricutural situation,
( f New Krmi-uii k. will lie turned
loilllV.
wick t.iilnv granted a postponc- such a hiiilding and to chan^*
llllll
■i today, “ he- J*I*Vl*nil hanks under his supervision he said. “ I was very favot|bly
over to Supreme Coiirl
Justice ualWhile
searching the clothing tak ment nf the hearing of tllc ease system that luis been in forca
haek that way war. being held hy the Hankers Fi impressed with th' manner in
Charles Parker tomorrow, Cnder
en from ( irtiiiiin’s body. Lieutenant of the four local men who were ar years."
I I u \ i i i c n . •»
nance Company in order to insure which tourists are treated, espec
I wood dcehiled.
of Detectives Peter Connors found rested in connection with the al
,.t"l ' iiolii e head- ■tilicker reorganization of the ially in Denver, where they nave
1 lie said It*I -(at. incuts had been
K s t a b 1 i s Ii in e n t insido
1
1he note in which the bomber made leged hi-jacking of Hazel E. Her
free
camping
groinds
in
the
best
hanks that closed. The stock should
in full
lit ni lied.
'•
grounds,, o| mure aianufacturil
’
tii
h
demand
and
threat.
Written
The lettine crop of Color
\\
■ m ake a s (a ie
he released.
Testimony yesterday parks.
Twelve v.iine ses wj|] corrobn. on plain writing-paper, in pencil, man.
plants wehere the prisoners
Attorney (!. W, Bassett ,lr., for he worked and guarded la
hie, Chief Wll before a special lunacy commission ado proved one of the most inter
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Aug. 25.
rate the testimony " f Mrs. Jane in .good hand-writing, the unto
investigating the sanity of W. D. esting agrieiilt lira innovations I 1/1*1 Harvard City today mourned Hibson, the "|>.g wniirm" and :.t.ir
till' four defendants, asked the pin lined, said the letter.
There i- oyer the mail who for forty year- g"* witness lor the tale, wlien d. : aid:
Manley, was directed at, many saw while away.
conrt whither nr not (lie sworn
"Sir.
you
are
held
up
lor
$2,000
cull ivut ion erned its destiny P r e s i d e n t i tense mII oiii. '.
■\ ill.i r I l iiiiel ,,ha ,•>, of the banker’s life, his ti |fi,non acres i i i i Ii t
upplv 'I'hursil.iy with fifty slicks of dynamite. The stali'iiieiit nf thi'liiell would he re
, mploved I>V min' ini habits and hi- family life. there."
,
Emeritus Charles W. Eliot.
AH i for iidnnl Ian. e to l.ail of Hcnrv dynamite is in the grip, the one I garded as stale's evidence or ev Hurricane Rages
Mr. Chitpinaii wis given a per business activities were at stand De La Itru.M'ie CaiT.endcr and
Arthur I’owel. representing rela
Tin*
■II.' and gave ,i
i hold in my hand.
It will dis idence for the defendant.
In Uulf Of Mex!
court stated that the government
••t lli" alleged tives of Manley, who are seeking fect attendance ricortl for going still for the hour of the funeral
Willie .Stevens, I nilel'w.iod said,
*!•*'
charge
when
the
handle
is
nut
of
to
a
Kiwanis
mcc<ng
every
week
would
lint
disclose
Die
light
i;i
' Sa m ( illl dner, a gaurdmn for him on the ground
President A. Lawrance Lowell, i Mrs. (SiliMiu lias testified sh T in y hand.
If you or anyone else
NEW ORLEANS, Au*. 25,
O'VV.1 for tin “ line l that h" is mentally incnpaeituled, during his uhsetict,
n cousin of the former president saw Carpendei' and Stevens at tin ' fires tim guu at me there will be which the sworn .statements would
- The storm raging un thi
A.
K.
Itonetter,
'hnirman
»r
the
he
regarded.
and his successor, was absent ill ^
ll' III I
' yesterday told the jury that Mun|scene of the crime on the night no cage left.
I'age 2)
We will all be blowthe Gulf of Mexico toward
jcy made profits of $ l,M00,000 in "On to Lakeland" lommittee spoke Europe.
, the murder was e.itiiniitted.
Il was also brought out Omt eastern Louisiana coast la of h
I jug ii|i to pieces. If you arc will
on
the
plans
thn
his
eommiltee
of
which
At services yesterday at the Lit
!
Florida
real
estate,
most
one
other
local
mail,
Charles
Per
ing to come through with two thou
'tarlud On
inline force, r.aid messages '
I'owcll was making t" g't a large San tle Union Church in Northeast
he said “ was on paper,
sand tic quiet and keep off from ry, was wanted and that warrants reived here toduy from the ■'
ford delegation ti the state con Harbor, Maine, where the educator
testified
he
was
unable
to
estimate
licet or v
the alarm.
The help won’t do you were nut for his apprehension. The ship Crawford, reporting from
He urged all died Sunday and where lie iiiadc
Manley's income because tin- bunk- vention. Oil. 25-20
no g oiid. If they rulin' they come court staled Diat his bond would point about 120 miles soutn of Mi
Sanfoni
Kiwnninn
who
were
con
hi* summer home for nearly tinI f 1
j for their deaths; if net. iiinkc all lie set : t $10,0011 as was the other gan City, in latitude 01, longli
i ' m y f o r th er himself set it variously.
templating the try* to make then- a century, his island neighbors paid
I
tlie noise you like.
I will help men's, if lie should lie taken.
Ki" op 1 ellill ell of
27.
, ■.
hotel reservations now, and avoid an affectionate farewell to their
you with a noise that all PillA second charge has been pre
M ‘ ii ti 'l, and ni'- Two Killed When
The parishes of Plaqiiomlnei J t f
the usual congest bn that is preva friend.
burgh
will
hear.
If
you
want
to
l{. . ' . b o ' i m e i ( H o v e r .
ferred against the four men bu* fersi.n, Terrebonne, iaifourch#
convention rities.
I)r.’ Francis (!. Pcalmcfy. hi.Train Is Derailed lentIt in
i see the death machine,
ask for, lias not been made public.
It St. Bernard, along the coast SO1
On- <1 . 1. h, il is ti iped
is hoped by thi committee that hrothcr-in-lnw, nnd Rev.
Henry'
Eleven cases were on the do. k Iotherwise absolute silence.
was stated hy the court however, of New Orleaim, were expocUd
'•in.ii i' J "inetiliic durpractically the entre Sanford club Wilder Foote o f Helriffinl, Mass., et of the Municipal Court this
1 "Death or $2,000; either one you that the four haul men would he hear the brunt of tho storm
ALHlHHIEIUiUK. N. M„ Aug. will go to the convmtion.
a nephew, conducted the service Jmorning. Two of these were trims,
„
released upon their own recogniz warning* were rushed to fia .
\V. M. Scott gav< a short talk on which in its simplicity wjis char- [ ferred to the county, one was dis- like.”
r. t.av v. ill he Im ail'd 25 t/Pi- Two persons were killed
This note, handed to the teller,
along the coast were wamod .,
"tl" -,v •nue,
between and III injured in tho derailment the peach crop of Georgia, telling acteristlr of Dr. Elg>t.
|missed and two others were eon- was turned over to Ortmuni), a ance on this second charge.
leave fishing rumps und
J Xniti, I reel and will of a Santa Fe work train near nf the thousands if poaches that
R
ev.
Friday.
Municipal
tinum!
until
Today Mr. Peabody and thi "
special hank policeman. Ortmnti,
Gas cartridges, to he fired at | Residents of camps und out m . r *■
' ll I
No -preiiil type Th. reau. N. M.. <;*> ly this morn went to wnste on account of the George A. Donovan of Belmont, Judge W. K. White u»sosxcd fi>»" ; after rending it, placed it in his
i ' m , ,, ,
mi-idered in ing, nccoi ding to a meagre report unusually heavy imp and giving Muss., had been selected to speak totalling $l!2 from tin- other dc pocket und stopped toward the ihiuvcs through kryholon, are now .ing tliatrict* along th© ©hart
part of the Cleveland pollco equip- |I.uke Pontchurtrain
alao
the
,>
reetorv, Dr. t reived iiere. Names of the dead the iilnns that the ieorgm growers the final rite* ufter which burial fondants.
man.
As he did so, the homher
»
The gas hus a temporary warned and many of them
ni
to fit down thi*
the cron
crop wns to be made in Mount Auburn
end injured nad not been learned, «have’ adopted
W. E. Brady, forfeited a bond kirked the grip and the blast oc ment.
blinding effect hut does not result |their homes to seek safety in
iWihg ..I the rectory is
Tin injured were sent to Gallup next year, so as to prevent the re Ccmcterv, the last resting-place of of $10 on a charge of being drunk, j
curred.
The train wax currence of gluttel market condi- many illustrious dead.
in permanent injury.
|Orleans during the storm.
James Thomas and Arthur Alex
‘' t H i e program of the m i ; special train.
'll! »f Hi- Holy
ander were fined $7 and $12 re
<•""» - « « ■ » * *
Bradenton Publisher]
' a " C. Fort, is ii charge of the
spectively an a similar charge.
fll
eiag the erec- ment. The engine is
13 or 14 Kiwanis road *ig « progrum, said Realty Men Released , James McClellan.1 was fined $J
.* 'bull'll building, which left the rails, carrying
the signs are rciuy to be placed. Under $10,000 Bonds: lor riding his bieycylf oil tho sidc- Is Claimed By Death
cars with it.
ttteil h -t year.
They will be ereoed at the city
_ _ _ 2_
|walk.
BRADENTON, Aug. 25.—(/P) —
limits on Celery /venue, Sanford
u e v o A k u m i e a . . . ok //in i Willie May Durham was fined
JAC
KSONVILLE.
A*ig.
25
--(/I
|f> for ()lmin|„rly coll<lllct, whi|e Atys ('. Hilton, editor und manager
Avenue, and West hirst Street.
Bond of $10,000 oath
th0 case of Nelson Mellette wi s of the Tri-City Publishing Com
The signs are o' attractive < i o CLEVELAND, Aug. 25— </P)— that tho girl’s stomach ha*
sign, with "Kivunis Wulcomcs
l nd EdW . i /
continued until Friday. He was p a n y of Bradenton, died suddenly
Tho
mania of her youthful sweet pronounced a "veritable
nfter
noon
today
at
his
indicted
by
a
special
fediri
K
njB0
chartfo)
with
disorderly
conshortly
aid) and
a
You," on one sidi
‘ Come
house of drugs.”
‘-T
jury
last
week
on
a
charge
<
<
(,uct>
w
fllllini
p
ftxto
„
was
dishome.
heart for administering medicines
Again" on the gtler.
It might prove impossibly
Mr. Hilton’s death occurred at 1 is seen by authorities us the only
utf
<lefraU„'liL of missed on a charge of vagrancy,
olutu tho medicines found *
The te.t wa. m«'l«
ncitlon
'fh® oper,.
■ . I 'Janies Costns, and Johnny Rlson o’clock. Physicians called to his plausible reason for tho death girl’s stomach, Dr. Knapp;|
'Ml.ES. Aug. 25.— (AV-- State, N.vy.
Carolina
Mah
Held
at
Englewood
airport
by
K.
U
in
apartment
asigned
his
deuth
to
an
Arcadia
Gardena,
*
r<mlty
<
'
were
transferred
to
the
county
for
rver' declared today
to attribute her death to |
Sundry of Dorothy Kirk, 21,
,.hargea of assault. Willi.* uttm k of acute indigestion.
For Slayi$^r Father opment near Arcadia in Dcso
Ictc saf"(y uf uirplanu Oelze, of the naval reserve, who
county, have been fixed hy V M \I owli forfei^ (1 K $25 bond on i.
Mr. Hilton came to Bradenton npntphor, who, It is believed; died drug. So far as has been.
"*'i'ii a.-sured for the piloted the plane, and was wit
as ii result of overdose of AmLions no poisons wero given M p l
NELSON. N. C„ Aig. 26.—W — Htatos District Judge Ijiko Jones. similar charge, while tho case of from Orlando, acquiring an inter given her by Krniil Balunescu, 21, and it might be necesu
a|) tlie result of n test nessed by 26,000 Pt’r» o n « .J nclud*
’
The
sum
of
$2,600
each
was
the
est
in
the
compuny
which
pub
flay in which a ginnt Ing army and navy offlc*” v , , Seizing the root of atree from the
Guy Wright, also chnrgcd with as
tribute
her
death
to
an
her
suitor.
bail
set
for
the
t*enyt
three
other
After
reaching
the
desired
alti
hands of hio fatherjwho had at
wrought a (ilanc und a
sault, was continued until Frida)' lishes the Tri-City Morning News.
This theory hus gained strength iuate administration o f .
nnd tacked him. S. A. Pike. 37, today persons named in the indictment
He succeeded Andrew Carter In
b» earth from an aitt- tude, Oelze stooped his motor
Between sohs, BatahesOk'
For
a
as the questioning of the youth
with
Dumas
and
McGrath.
Dumas
the
official
capacity
which
he
held
reloaded the biff bujc*
THREE PERMITS ISSUED
his desire to halp t h t f i l L '
swung from beat his father. Roy Page, 0«. to is a prominent Chicago citizen and
hia
delved
further
into
the
strange
the
time
of
his
death.
at
death. The younger nan then sent
wii- lowered from the while, th© bite P>ane
soon steadied it- for tho sheriff of Duham county wa* head of the Gardens project
Arrangements for tho funeral relation* o f the pair, and as ex he says he loved. H e jU q J
Only
three huilding per mi**
r the engine hud been
amination of tho girl’s injuries by tention, he said,. ~ ‘
while
McGrath
was
general
sulexhave
not been made.
III?
t
a
X
'
en‘".e
und surrendered himself.
mad..
"pmicake land-,
were Issued j-t tho office of th •
Coronar A. P. Hammond and City Kirk ill, much W
manager.
.’j .-2 m.l». «Jart " f the under-carriage L
The killing, witnessd by Nellie
city clelrk this morning^
They
Chemlgt
Harold J. Knapp haa pro death. Some of I
Merle
C.
Tibbetts,
president
ox
MAN
SLAYS
WIFE
d t . Page, sister of the corfesaed slay
wore as follows; M. W. Lovell, re
#:,‘l a propeller blade of the departing
said, were
^
ceeded. ’ 1
•d. Ueul. p. D. Don- acendt required, one
er wus the outcome, ; was said, Fulford-by-the-Soa, indicted under pairs on house on Palmetto aven
_ .......... . according
.
_ to Mile#,
Ballanoacu,
police,
similar
charges,
has
posted
$10,000
seconds,
approximately
38
feet
»
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
25.—
(>P
)—Dan
of an argument betweei fathor and
ue $l(H)r Joe Moisch, one story Prolrov, who murdered hla c o m - i haa admitted prescribing me«llcjnc« ofhera^to JmrlV*
mu.11 air rtation, San
uccond.
The piano and pilot son over the division f< some to bond.
gnrngo on First street, $500, nml
•r,'l Die experiment an
molt law wife, Annlo Cardno, In,for the-girl, but It is adamant In peered pale;
walirhed 1.800 pounds.
Success.
bneco.
So aetrloua given no i
Tnmpn— Bridge to be construct F. E. Murklwood, ropnlrs on the their cottage here laat spring, wa* |I»l* other statements
"
ft
was
a
very
Interesting
ex
jackroiivilie—Addltlcjt
to
he
'**"th pnrachute, spreadat roof of'* house on Palmetto aven
by
tho
pllla«ti'ken
w©r©
periment and I would not have built, to Hendricks Memorial Meth ed over HilUborough River,
hanged here today. "
'
T
ue, * • •
E”
s'tk, is the invone"''
Florida Avenue,
missed
It,"
Oe
te
said
as
ho
odist
Church.
.
A. Douchett, chief
‘l mute in the U B
climbed out of his ehlp
yif.t
FASCIST HELP TO
GUARD THE BODY
OF SCREEN STAR Wooden Buildi
t
e,s Money
1Is Released
Compose
E
INDICTMENTS IN LETTUCE FIELDS
MANLEY INQUIRY OF WEST VIEWED
ARE PRESENTED BY SANFORD M A N .
WITNESSES HAVE
BEEN TAMPERED I
WITH, IS CLAIM
Hearing For Four
Alleged Hi-Jaekers
Is Postponed Today
Business Activities
Halt As Harvard
Pays Eliot Tribute 1,
Eleven Cases Heard
In Municipal Court
ByJudgeW.E.White
$
Mania For Giving Medicines Seen A s
Reason For Slaying O f Girl By Suit
Parachute Brings Plane And
lot Safely To Earth In Naval Test
-k
�V. ,
'
XJ:Jn'
'
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x - j u i 'l *
■«•"■r,<jxs
j%-. %
? * * >?
> * ~ /.',v .;v & ^ ^ & *
-T-.l :f<W V J
3wing tho eh
F3#t
.’•*<•m-JrJStk2
•j.t U-V
■a if * • l "11 I ri
r*f *
lor. seated on.f
main
hl|
!t2»passs,,8^s;
t o ff th(. stn- j Montvcrdo — Lar*c
hatchery to ’
this j<nme buildniK lino-«ovon-1 / ul co «
crop
of 1ty p
—1
V’ IUv will
Will arise the now terminal
•
L .“ r ^
Pi
ttlflllv
. . In
. w m i - in i..
irt|K*s being
l.ollig picked-here.picKetl* n o r c . •
*1q„00
'-■npany
^
o f the lHinois Central.
At tho tion pn-itt.
.
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f
A
I
f.|.
1
....
aan
H
■
■
f
n
•
•
I.M
ll
1
i
*
t
t
ft
lft
fl
north <rol is the Chiciurn river und!
\ , I , also is nrising a ««•“»
Okeechnhec^Klnridn Power nnd ' fr„ ^
' i.i’nPWti
how •* i these two extremes two 1cim)
i" *,r l,ii>fr1iinil>.t\ a r'
I n.*M ( onipany extending power. Ceorgin lin,. * UP
H K i i t
I H I V .1 here.
m
i v
....
nnaciiiMs
have been : lo the , .tv
N
. . a-dI| lilthl
lines
I| I f
•^
IY
s p a c i o u s lioiilovanls
St. Augustine
St. Augustine
r 1111' Florida
Hi.tem area •*(, ’
.
<
ton .trio l. d.
I .........I
......* -»- *
I "
' ,|,n|iunv
i^siblc. tho south
| f l .................
a n k beinir -remmSeled.
After skirling the Field museum 1park in*
l«
'«y
light am! " J?1 I j
J i.a n t Park. Once a Piece o f nnd ‘soldier.’ Field, the municipal * park
waUr <
<oe*s are construct
IC Causes Peasant
Desolate Pumping
Pumping (.’(.’round,
round. ntidi u i. Hu* boulevards converge ing I ■.*lg * v•r H.c railroad 11an-' j t*t•| I!'*'
ATLANTA,•Cm.,• Aujf.
21—
t/l**
J
I
^
w
i
s
o
h
n
,
M
a
d
d
e
n
.
Desolate
ide M oney is Not so
'K» ' ''.op *"'•
...
t.l.i-j
nil,
Tlie evnhiticr.
<>f the American
l»Now one of M od MrAulifti! nisi '•..*..me m - r another f iled in* for •. * imualm"
f jt o y w a y s o H e lle B in s ,;";;......
...........................„
........
y * I’d at Ml hig.ni r.x
^
IjJlj,
l!,!!l
o motive from its tnwerinir sm>*k.*< A r e A 111011 j ? C a l l e r s A l l
|»a r k P ev elop ilteilts in 11. S. ^P*n>l
■'«» l " n 'iadnri at twenty ' whi. h
with u .*.
Mh o n
H is S a v i n g s , , nPk wooden rnli ami «t,ie*g«* ii|>-, rt
u r L :j«
'
'
* * ■thi .*!
1 •<1, conn.••ting
---------i purler,arn'es to tin- pi.s.-.t .luv1 S l i m m e r W h i t e M O l lK C
I Smite Carkw.iv, a broad
ne.v |
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< IIICAfitt. A n/. 21. - (/!') — th)((
*,:■«■ ,* l o r n i l i i . n i g h *i d e - o
( \K
A u if. 21. t/l’l— For iximicrmiK mass of bright colon* I [ ,
"IV ,
I".
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•i *>i 1■.* •*:lli III*'
| •I.....tv
the first time in the steel is striekinply presented tier.*, I I'ACf. SMITH'S. \’ V . Aug. 21 ‘ .rant i'ark. t hi* ug" s front yard, |n,. .
111I*»
• '
............• ;l
£of French agriculture the j MT|*\as” one of the few remain
</f’i
Adolph
l.ewixohn. N'e .' j " " * " '' desolate l’te* e of 'tumping
I iucola S;a.i*e^
•i\!i.ir
l‘i** .............:
. i.»•• ,,i.
i*. tt.ir h
.peasant is spendine pionpy ini' locomotives :ind ..in- of tin*
York Dunkor. nml
1o*l:*% •' Ido-notnina mi»»
i * i .t'a'il 1 i *. rad a*
I ........ '■ *
M
i-ni'S ih:it |inrlici|»ati'd m tlit* clwiv* MuiliJin. Rcpublicim. Illinois, wt*r#». ’* ** **■ t'M* n»*“ t •••jiiitiiul pmk no^ (/,*. ::v ,*niu* t III** ' i t olio tm
P U R II
'•""•tit t***d-*
ifC the franc tumble on
*»f the famous Andrews, millers among tm* visitors on today'
' l'"»ments
. America
j' ,l!'
; i> d anion;*' 'tie g d ti oi bonds i'**r Colunil* .. comity.
exchange, nnd seeing the
duringthe Civil War hassurvived ' summer While House calendar. j
T!*<* par.. ;.,* a. r *..rimed from , . ,‘
*l world. (> >•* unit • > i Tampa Coiilrud h
had two years ngo with the advent of successors not/ only i
slir>, y ..f the general ••corio:
Du t*iur* v a lits ..r Luke Mulligan
|*. o il. ! Ill<* 1io*xl
it.
' \• »
r«
The dairyman v/ho is nfettin^
i half its purchasing pnw two or three tin.es its s./.<* and i(. sj|nlll;lin
M,*. I.ewisolm wa •
•j ' hr*•■ig|» r.
.... ' ••ting-rn 1""- ;
I ’ il’.-C.' ' ' . fit. IIU lak'
tii
i ;•» k
i*i
the French farmer h a s l l ' . d bat also <*f diffeient hue.
d***ir< I to
upple.ncnt
nuinero.i | *-'* has I"*"' hi' 1■' •ipe«i ami
1rROTw,.
miiK profits this year is (he f'i*if,money isn’t so min h any- j
All Dressed I p
i* ports which I'rr sab-nt Coolidi'** '‘ iioiexaided, m ;"ldrt<*.n toiccoia- |
•tern
ide of Ik
....
the
h
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>
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>
of
a
number
of
mug
,
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t
'
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who
Das
found
out
how
Anyone who knows the] ,j ,d*|,*iug the sombre
black has been n.etving from call. •
l
•ul Iv wa uii . •i!**
... I.
«■ Of this das- of agricul •lin}v,.r«>(| gU,t, f.,r locomotives on I during the pa-' f. w days. Kerne o.lreut till loin. and •IKIlUllilenlS. i ' 1
.. ( louden.'
long • *u I *"
to pci ;;;r>re fnilh ai' /e s s cos^
( >n I died- In Soil
' Will realize thi' is nothing
ra.lwa's in recent year.
entati.i* Madilen's visit was i<u*.
", Atir.ilri.n I.in* .da, here ' b
p
a r p a :,;'.o !
f - nivolulimiary.
Southern railway system ha- necle.J with the ll'2K national l.udThe tIrani I’aik k'lown to passei-s|i\ on Ma t.igan A,'*uin* ;s
a
f-the unions have l.<
adopt'd a color scheme of Virgin |g'*f.
( in the Clinmber and Sen ; jH green, gold
.
and burnished steel
\Vh* n II.ig.
... <
I Lord,. d t* ( nariow strip of ........-ward in the
h pensnat has been going ■f „ r twenty-three m*vv heavy I'a f
„ f i|« budget, called at I In* t'oi-nml gmidoit stvb- lying bet\v*cn
Jy nlon" the road trod by his , ifie i\p. p.isxiAiger engines t.*•'..'
unmi r \\dole II. ii- i- reci*i.l|>
*.>•• b** ile*.nf*l a. *1 t*e depr**' ed
. l a n d grand-fathers, paying being pul into rervie. on ‘'ouiliei ft ||.u tin on limioarv ediiiia*is f.
|!lmo*s I'enl.al iid.oa.1 ' tracks.
attCHti'm to politics. bin I
the n -*l filial v**ar before
\ bob. Ira n- **i Hu* city edge oi
Purina Cow Chow fed accord
.Wir early ami late in the f i e l d ', *|j,(, , (V|| w ,,r
p t r s m e ,I president. Mr. < ooKtlgc cut .«|nn th<- ladmad rigid **t' wav bid tin*
ing t-j i!te meciai pasture di„ tho »nme met hods a ' d i d his
j„ t;r„ nt |*„rk was never n |ttlMt.lllitt front lb<* total and mdt Itraiks and tin " g o hcyornl aid
^Sifthera .and placing his l,r" l l|l',. d.*l(ed hut the "grand pannt" <utcil that tin* lit.al total vvoitll in*t I o n - .i f .c d the I caul v <>f lie* ttaikrectitev:.
la.-c ps cows producing J
traditional vvitolea sock. |((f n„.
Io...taolive has .i |» c over ?::.'2Tn.iMi'»,iH>(t.
jwav.
to capacity. A nd - w h a t’s
A D«lll>erule Thinker
, history a colorful as Hie paint <*u i
*
I Ih lwc-n i •*.* i nlmad tracks and i
y li rather a logical |M*rson, *it *- "flapp'-r grand child."
'toiii'divi* it ed. was headed soolh ! tin* lake, hove,\, , v.ts a hog*.* mimore - it keeps tltem in line '
of the French soil with i
Veteran of ( base
word wlo*t it"* f***h rals board*'I «ii t»;,f .1 fen i1' i . . Im inif rnM
condition
for heavy production
f > i« ! a i.j'li •< * n«f ;i \v»«••l
11*•
_ 9dc*n shoes clumping along! The lurninoti*. e is stationed **ti a ,t ,MI|
i-inr- wildly m r, . •r •
a
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i.
li.it
I
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v
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i
all ih r o ii r 'D the fall and winter.
Country road - it mav take him high knoll m t i c omit im*l* i
' • .• ti,».l. Xodiew - an l to
I )i if i|t! ! .1
liil* lira i» *u»
l, ■
| , . v \\ , ■•.
•..•Itii bv barbel
*1•M»|ll iftIf f •* I•'•I ! I ••
)nu time to i hange his mind -.bed
When h e r o ’ fed only on p a s
i *i»* • i '• mi ar#*:i mI* tIn*
tp ntlopt a new method or nr n h-ol •11 imi*i* fi**m win**, 1
i l,i< a,>o, ■• . I •n l r |In i .i:»h • i I** tt
i.
a
r
I
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tin'.*
slump, Cow Chow i**i|
•
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ill
liijf
W
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r
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j at o new conclusion, but when Audi, w nod •* *•* n *■• h.
1,
tl,*l t*. Hi,
* t*l *t i
I* merit .it Ari'l'
does In* is tin* most "sot" in i,o, ,* , i, !■ • of* *1 •<: ••i 1,1 " h* •»'*•■•!
0 • r« fin i| 11 9 !. i*• •
herds, a r e tnai:iiif» the m o .t
• ri ' ' • •• * •i • 1
iial in the world.
i ii
Vi d* * * * -''I ........ i*I*- "ii
•
. .«! ........... . •i
r.'oney.
The ft wcent . invert •
0 lias now her oil,I* "s,,t " III III' |,, i ,,, i m i '• *.* I ■I'd 1' M " 1'
* r ir 9 >! M••nit itii ill ;
•it.
{fSXO lit, is Ih*I|, i than in,,iu v
,•••> " " l ug > *•*
• '•
r
r|
in
(
. Cl'it/W are yivldiug
\* *I
............... . . !
.Ml
Hi gala* lit. i*; better than iiioicv )*m ||‘
r,i *•■•. i • i*
in dn
'Ir
d iirv'r;v.r. n ‘ hi.; s.vii.udi bi^j
fi nwav which mav be wuitli '|', on , t** >oieluct a p i I "l
lieu f I .
r
io
hitig toniortow. and lie i buy uiiteer mt** ....... . is. ciye an c
rt !t!‘ it-;! I 'i.'.iDt us lo send out
slight trucks, and even touting gm*' on the W* i•»n nod Alliotc
your Cow Chow today.
l'* He also is laving ill harvest icuk*.
I " " i i,"iHi ■ ml Iuiioho*
HI.ENDED from the Lest
V»nd mowing lilnciiilies at tie to ulg# , ami dc* ' "• mg I» " k
ipi.ility to h a im grown,
of July when his crops for the |,j,,d ||»,-i,i The r ud' i '. lift••<-ii m
limiters give you all you
t ir are in ami lie will Im v u* *,||. eani*'d •ul tluir
eh*',,, on
tk for them for an,,liter twidve A toil I lib. I ‘
w.mt in a good cigarl Five
t< *1 I*
- ■*.
The l* del Id
">
■
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1h
o
C
i^
.ir
'flint
cents
e.ith.
nut
t.
Hoard Wheat
, |,
,*
M;ide the
«'Furthermore In* I not • • H ill, ba It,* tl
11 ", I,
I.
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He It" I,
CXTl
y ) Nickel Fdinrjuf"
11,. 11 *i*i 1*
i'. *.*
wheat but ir lea,in * ,t at bmiie. I(p »ia*l
.ill* ai ,,iii
ind thin is whv the 111 i* <■ *,t*
I HI ■■ flPI^I I W 1
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MILK!
'
\
Ml
id.In nearly lloee I, m, .1 l d**
M o i itln ( T d ; i i i : • s , h m ! I lv c
it.
hurls. Tile iwa aut ai piles Ilia' 1■. !. , 1••
|!\ if C 1 11 1111•• m (
PROFIT
lit in moiM'V iiii'.wjv, it^'l .............. lit'
»
lid hr- Ill'll it I',,I will'till
" 10 10
i *i . 1 1 : 11:1 1 " i s I hi i.IhIhm! \ l l' t tl tj <1
1 11.*1r«;<
»r?
. ••
.■'liinf*i»fs«*i K'lli;.
I'holic s '
I'fitMlr •l \1
b matter where one 11.*1v, I n m* *o
o* w i.utim i' 1 :••I,*1.•• ■
santoid.
I
hi.
'••s».
HCO these late dav in
'lie
\1,„ 11* . i" M'd.i'i wniiii*'* *•• *>
E v e ry w h e re !
-r= ^
r. Whether down tbi,,opli tl,
1, ,.,I, •< *v.. . I*, the I '• tu h I 1,11
a
„ „ iMTmr
Is Contrasted With Those
ThatA re In Use Nowaday s ^
LAVISHLY
P^LL BEAUTY
ffe w I fe lio ts
M ilk P r o f its
tie Fcadts
Purina Cow Chow
L A D IE S !
BAUMAN
.
BROTHERS
F or S a l e
W EDNESDA
f
THRIFT D A Y
Values From The iVlm hauls 01 Sanl'ord i)i'c t To The People Of Seminole ('minty
WI I K It K D O L L A R S
COUNT
K , n m i i i i i * j i i * i i i ( u v v i * u ^ qi
Final Clearance
VI•11 ) .
. 1III n| -1 in *,, 11,111 1- . .t «• m 11 i ,*i**
indni'finciil
.
fur e . i . l i
,* *. 11 *• -. .. ! .
1 1,1
. 1', 111 in*
w *<T*. h. iilin*' . Tin* ni'*iv!i,.r''i ■■ || i » i i l l V r
.1 u I ' 1 *■ 1 . il 1
i *ii
* jlniH
i-
l i r e lu (In* |ilili!ic ul litis »«-; •»i ‘ x .
ul I In* x.iliic
Summer
Hats
One lut ul’ Si lk D r e s ;e*: ai l a l e I
l l f u l a y npei ial, unly
v
1 i;uii\,,.'ii I .ni-,,
! -.cineiils- l;*|,,
m ■ mv tn iio g r ia r ie iia iiiiu iir a
w 3.tacasauus . .r'.n - str; iv v a
. ariiliira 1,'u*.' , t*iiai'.mlei «| . i
‘.iti'i triiiiiiA l*ai !». New pa it* rt;
*1
Pi 0
v .jTXMWfitf
l'!vi*r\
iii
T
Tor Thrift Day
m
\\ e
v
S 7..:U
A
1 1 .!>:>
L
10.70
U
.00
.05
|l a v e
A im c i.K s
nil
DiVpIil'*
ill
”i:i*;.\i, \ a i . i t ;1
ok
.
— AI —
One-Half Price
H
1.70
Will
O u r Ma.sl Wim liiu'
*.!f. i
l-’(m
CASH
s
Kanners D e p a r t m e n t Store
-1*1-1 . Sanfinal Axcnui*
Day i:'. TTit'il I Dav
F
i! l I;i* •'(
0\0 S an diiia Ku?4S, $0.00 \-*; •i<>
7 I-II x!) S andora
^ 1.1.00 value
0\!) Sandtira Uujc*s, $11.00 value
0\H) 1-2 Sandiira
SI0.00 value
0x12 Sandiira
$20 00 value
W in dow Shades, solid n d o .s , $1.10) \alue
Duplex Shades, $l.fT0 \alue
Sc alloped Shades, $2,2*7 \alue
The OUTLET
( 1inter r»i h
1
Thrift Specials for W ed n esd a y O n ly I
l \ | e . tm W**i|
llilj Sat 1fid'il A \ 1 titie
R
.ul • .1,1 i ’1 ••"
lhex al e • tierin'*.
»u». ^■iiHHHiaui«jiitul,
(ioiiiTT W edn esday al $1.00
T,.'
Ue.i»l !!•
u l TI'TTTKU S I (H i T H K K N T liM ; I'A MILK |
11
li.'M'hi'il In I hei r reput *i,,, 1 tnr Imiip * .1 tle.i l<n ••. .1 rei;;;! : :*in *1 1,1 ;•<! I lit :>ui* It \e.n . ul .1*1
On
The Leader.^
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iVIcLAULIN,
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REXALL FACTORY TO YOU SALE! j Ladies’ Felt Hats
m
«
I a'in !»eaeh, Linens, Elaunels, T rop ica l Worsted
U-I-T
For August
T!lc
IkrlKlenNO l.itptid A nliseplic
p 'T u b e KIi' iiho T oolh Paste
HR’
. Tooth Brush
l» r
. G eorgia Hose Talc I’ oxxtler
. 19c
‘ G eorgia Rose Body I’owrier
79c
^ jo n t e e l Vanishing Cream
.T9c
'; jo n U e l Cold Cream
:$9c
lavin g Cream and Talc Poxvder
.T9c
..........
T9c
.lord' Bullimui'e
icadc .........
.. .
.......Stic
rretfjxjndrnce Cards
.............. l»9c
Stationery ......................................... 79c
Ul,
■
rv Sanford
IE .K K X A LL STOLE
m
At.Viesix e Plii'der
l.iiu/e llandat'c
Zinc Ointment
(iuil/els (Kaiiilnrx Napkins) Dn/..
One Pound Hull llnspilal Ctillon
Five Yards (Jauze
Hn\ Vspirin
Hut tie Mineral Oil
Hpsinn Sails
Hit*rate Zim*
UeMtll Orderlies
Hcxall Milk of .Magnesia
Fountain Syringe
....
19c
I ‘2 c
I Sc
Pic
’ ’Ihnp * i ,.i h ,
I.ada ;.
Vml e I int i rii* a n d S i l k S p n i.ally |*■ i
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:
>*ilnesday
PER
CENT
SANFORD
DRY GOODS COMPANY
Xl!"
p
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M«y D gM A V oIgh t Ciothea a t a Wonderfu!
*s . A. Irwin, Mgr.
Drug Company
I'htim* .'125
RMMJMI
i|,,. i*(>a*;ini I’m nur ! ,\. 1.1
Mj
Corner Sanford Ave. and 2nd Street
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Board
Storm Appears To
W orld's Youngest
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ti aa u s*#
Opening O
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rw
r
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or upenmg
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Be Raging O ff The W
L o n e ly A nd Melancholy, Coast Of Louisiana Its Proper Level A s Hectic Forty-Second Year
nker, y t' i
to I
I to KU»„ A
WINTER PARK. Fla., Aug. 25. ' , . " " " 'J I- 2ti J *»|
Devotes Life To Her Son •I tropicnl
TAMPA,
Aug. 25.— </P)_Tht>
Growth Comes To A n End f/Pt
With the o|H*nin«- of t h«* • rNs**’d i.akt* \\UlP ^
disturbance moving in
a
•
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«aws.w’'jz M
1• • to SUM
L
In T w e lv e
t
with
j idly
In N .
Main
u
i
SilliOH
W here
( f l ie s li o n
v
V
C n n in u t
111 N • ' • V O i l i e s t
h a v e Imen f , . - l « - n i . o
V , " i o ’ is Wilt s.
Il' ||„. .
x ya v d e p a r t m e n t
:»ii•
gestion m ad e bv
hl(-n*Kt I-; (V n ie r e t l In
L r Senalorial
Kme
I. V:m* Meets W illson
bod y, th e sloga n
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w o u l d l.o |. t t ,
yfifth. 1 "g. 2 *>.oP) Tire o n llll b r i d g e s o f 1 , 01,01 K, I . .
„
j|M. i,,, .in will soon rev- s h i t e , e s m - e i a l l y a l o n g
„ oiiot'u- • and eleetions MdloNM’ij h y IM> o f m If* y
,
b o>a Hi and nriil111 !; let l e r o u t llt iin g | ,, |, |,
,it«
New Aork, Hie s u g g e s t l o o w a ou . lo r lt-,i
s
s
Jersey,
ib-Iu
it,.,
|
miu".
•'.*.■
, s t a n d a r d desi-Mi a m i
Irvl.iml, V. <• t \ irgiiiiit and u . t s l a n d th a t p i n t , „| a r . . .
i
Kurland
t:U<'s
Hie e n i| i lo Ve,| t o p r e v e n t
. .p,
L li i. li m u ' ‘ till he b e a r d b i i i i i l v o f l . i i . l g e
i , , , , •,,,,
...... .' h" v n ‘*h \ Shu., a u t b o n i ',.. lilU), ;
ftnnih
H e""
M ens Order Nearinyr
SANFORD GROVE
((
*Amid Majestic Pincs
.!
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!
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in r o a d m a i k . r - , dim-, t
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a n d o n b r i d g e . ,h
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s o L b i o e f o r e v e n t s it
e q u a b l e I lima*
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to IHi
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till
Southern
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Song’s Will
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i"L.I ,1,11
. l,,. *.l ."h lilt* III Sep •
,
.
i Southern ..up . "iin
Cl.in
■ i|<-ilii,<l Hud lie is not Jlatioii," will I,.- given m limr.iiav
La-, i.eivilli landing th. -night's ruin .-, i l,\- ll.e Saof.iid Mu
' lino
-lake Ha- rni e. ( nieipui
I,ami................
at Die t its Pail, a-Inti
.
i i .1 a will mime ii|<'ording I-. Die piogiam r , ...j(M. .|
,.ii.l 1-, H. seiialorsbip today.
Tin- program was an
\\ U el v-.o:-tb wlii.se ; noiiim-d bv J., rpb |;, ,,,, I('.in
i,
I b. lepublii ans bnndma l.u , a f..||.,w
,|.,| ibal He y will name
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i t<, m - <e.l liiin, elf.
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an • I Hie pK'llllnl ioll an- v..ii Bln. (..., \\ ,\!....,.,
.j o b .tale I*.
II'* I o.i Ii.-' I'm Si' 11111
i I... 11 .-on 'I Mill - | 1"p «a i !,.. \\... I,I 11, ml. i
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Ib.-ilin.
u<u uml, r 1lie la w .l..
' c.I ' im-, Mugaiiau l.i
Keler lb l.i.
.nit.i U airbed
,
in'ern. -i..n
kl-.ti-f - 1 •>lit el
111 Hu
, 11"11 in I’epii *. ivuiiin ^ Grand S* l. 11 mu. le.hciiii/ii Girl
|i,..- ,li ■lo'.-d lioi’nrc lIn* Bull'.Soul hern Song
"ll lb'-' |*|;a ol..
'n-,.‘ mg
I ommitlee
tl, 'Iik , million dollar . mn. <'.ml. rn...
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fit i*i ’ ’n- primaries
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il-(-I.. - ■reinry of labor r "I ev 1-r. > OIISH.
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.iiudi.iaie for senutor.
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S W I M IN O U R O C K A N O R P O O L
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representative to call and
give you details of this ex
clusive developm ent.
SoLI
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m o ney h.utc
l.EONARDI'S
G O L D E N E Y E L O T IO N
MAKJ S WEAK EYES STRONG
3 5 C tll’ oU </r*£pll>
Ramsey Bros.
Gping NOR
ROUND TRIP FARE
THE POWDER PUFF
BEAUTY SHOP
" "'nixxturth; John
Large Sleeping Room in tipiier
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Suite .1
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b. to Ll- elected!'* Box
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Service, tin* ln*sl Iq ll i ,!> iv;
g i v i n g I lie best
’’ b.- Exquisite I’ erdiln
bv K. Biirrington
Xj4-r1lb-nr.il Prefer Blunder
l.y Alula Loos
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Bv .Ii .bn (ini w orthy
(lur Tintrs
l.y Mink Siillivnn
Main St.
Peninsula Sta.
liejiii Subreiir
R\ I'.-n ival U. Wren
Send for tree puinplil.-t
"The l.atest Books"
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— Scalp ’J’realtnenl.
— Shampooing with
castilc sotfp
pure
— Hair Tinting
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^Bleaching
naliirtl
wavy and curly
by Ml’s. Scully, Miss Carl
and Mrs. Wilmer, who un
derstand permanent wavrig thoroughly.
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haffafa
throafh to all Northani Pq
AUTOMOBILES CAKJUHi ^
St. Johns River Service
When shopping in Orlan
do, won’t you com e in and
talk it over?
l.\. Jm ksiHii illo I i.-.'JMlny, JhurMluy, Safiir^Mr* S p. iv«
MUl|l
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— • Sunday,
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Connection at Hanfnrd bom and to drUmde, Tm m i
Frti|Iit to Bottoo—
. Freight to Miami—
Sailingi every W f
Sailings, eoer#
-Y tQ £ ;
for furtticr Information,
I reservation*, tickctx, etc,
apply tuPaaacnger Dept.
f i
Jacksonville, Del,and, Sanford.
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Before liH-akfnsI will set you light for the <|ny. D.ivtona Hrurli invites ton to
spend your vnnilion near the orean lore. Me lime listed „ iloire oi Apart
ment to please you. Tel. Filth
It. L. SM ITH & CO., INC.
IlH.ll. eMT.lTK
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Insiiranre
"Let unr experieim- he your guide."
150 South Bejirli St.
Daytona Beach
^
5 roomH & bnth; Nrrrcnrd porch front and rear; 2 dsr
garage,- one hlk. from orean
$100 mo.
6 room Mouse on Orean. near Main St. 3 Bedrooms,
furnUhrd. Available June lat
9100 nto.
Bungalow • 5 roomH, 2 bedrooms, garage, good location
i d i furtrinhed
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965 mo.
PHONE 1947
Gowns, W raps, Sport Clothes
23 West Washington Avenue
■»w
7 West W ashington Street
Orlando, Florida
Er. Burnham and Marinelio
• Preparations for Sale
Campbell Real Estate Co.
1003 Main St.
Phono 1573W
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
PMlnauhi Station
'Daytona Beach, Fla.
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2 room bath apartments; porches, only I .1-2 hlks. from
ocoan and Main St.
.
|5 0 mo.
a*
&t. l’clcrtborg. aud all Central and <We»t CoMt Potato.
Summer
OOrim front, lower floor, 2 family house; 2 bedrooms,
Kurag«, large gla-HHed & screened porch
9130 mo.
W
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From and to Sanford. Enterori... Beaua Soriara DaLawL Itfl
ORLANDO, FLA.
Beautiful 6 room house, 1 bedrooms, garage, completely
furnlahed, right ng ocean
9160 mo.
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Allv nm ing Soul It
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Uimilnling Library
of fil l ion
10 M....................................
URPHY ARCADE.
— Electric
most
s Va
d e n os, perfect rest and
R ecreation. O r c h e s tr a ,
A wooderfaH rip.
The Owl Book Shop
Plain I*’ jh i a l ;
--And the
The
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A DIP IN THE DEEP
B o o k s . J mvacation reading
— Marcel ami W.’u.t d
Mar,-i I
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c u t o f ,y o u r 'jo u r n e y t a j S *
New York.
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We Snggeal Hr,- follow-ing:
Uvi .hi i.-ilv In g iv e il.-'.
pal rolls I lie kind ul' pi-i son
a l i / f i l st i 'v i .f that Iftnlil".
rotil iilt in e anti gnntl will.
PE RM AN E N T W A VES
Summer Renluls Now Open
4 Room anti B a t h ........ $55.00
. uiiMiier mi,I Wilder
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iRKAL E N J O Y M E N T }^
ATLANTIC
COAST LINE
A Cool. I .„n|..i table HI;,,-.- T„ | ,V(.
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tftk- c o m f o r t a b t *
C l y di es - K
l uinneera
r a a n d g e t l-
I i* I.*l 5 nn'l itil’oi mill i.,n ft,mi
jiiiv A 1 I , Agent or
H G. Aly, Ticket Agent
Snufi.iil, Fin., Plione <i;l .)
Ole Blur I. I i - hi .iml Fm log tie.-all
Ann . i. in and )*iiii..p. iui
Look
To
TICKKTS GOOD ON ALL
TRAINS AND IN PULL
MANS ON PAYMENT OF
NKt HSSAKY ( ’ llARGUS.
NO S’I'OI’OY FRS A 1.1.OW
ED.
I ARKS
I’ RDPOR.
HON VI. FROM OTHER
POINTS
D \ YTON \ III; M il, I l.tritiD \
It P a y s T o
SA NFORD
I-eiive above points on return
trip before midnight as follow-':
‘ ■Sept. 5; 1-Sept. 8 ; j; Sept.-7
Malta,-, mi-tit Mr. and Mr-i. II. |{. l ord
W E CAN SER VE YOU
00.00
G A SO LIN E ^ PO LA R IN E OIL
\s4*.
guarantee.
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nf 3 room s, breakfast nook, and
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IOH .Magnolia Ax e.
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ofiiutor J’orter II.
, " l ""I'poM-d for rgtiomf c t . , ''r"»*"it primariaH
eim. ». ' , ,u‘ «nly pri- 4 room, bath & trarago 55.00
L
" the three*
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qr Ik*’ republican 2 homed o f 5 rooms arid bath,
Uir K«Vermlr., “ Three* garage
...................... ? 1 1 0 .0 0
V n Z I'1 ,,,,, Vieldl Lt.
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lux Magnolia
II. C. VIELE
' ,M "■ Sar(K,,; " : i Dy neglect; they get red and
1
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d o it. L eon ardi’s G olden Eye
J" " - " g " men
from
f 1 "'I'.d-lii an ,
ciunliLotion cures soreness without
1 , t .mi to be li'-ld
pain in one day. Cools, heals
,;! Guv. Itiil pit 0.
and strengthens.
b'bti■',11
i .-k ing u
"|i|io ei| hy Ernest
..... 'at. mayor of
II. t . MI-.I.K
R Resort
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P h on e 249 and ask for a
11.1 E. ( htireh S t.
O
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Orlando,
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‘ WE PUT YOU IN TH E SH A D E ? . ,
of the summer, Friday ami Sat
urday, August 27 nnd 2H, fur till
trains ilue to arrive Jnrksonxille August 28
i Itrims xvirk. (hi.
i Charleston, S. ( ’.
iSavannah, (hi.
iSumpter, S. ( ’.
\Hirminghttm, Ala.
tChattanooga, Tenn. is.tif*
DAYTDNA BFM II. I I n|{|D\
The Plfiisnnl«*M| Spol in I'l.ir ilia
llhii.iig room elo id for uiniiier)
• ROOMS
a day for one p. i ,.n in a ,,,nn
> •"() a tiny for two per ,.n in a loom.
>1 .I' a d.-rx, per peraop, f„r ", p.-i xoii . in
........
lower rnli--. l.y thq XV4«-k l.e.a by lla- mouth.
l-'ree t.arage: Ni, Extras
Hi adi|iiarleii, lor weekend parties and cnrmiicmnl
tnivi-l. r i
O.illimuni.Jlte with ' . s. Hook, Res. Mgr.
\ppl i
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r u in e d e y e s
m :
A w n in g S h o p
EXCURSION
Montgomery. Ala.
Thomasville, (,‘a.
THE W INDSOR HOTEL
Io
Wink in J.-Wilis Store
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THIS STUFF KILLS
ANTS
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SI M.MKR S K A SON K A T K S
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wrive
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o i i m t home
h o t l l r lor
lo r .it.
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Tail*, we refund your money. Semi
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iiium y order.
<n net
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b ' l/l'.' N .''I'n Hiding,
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1 ■' hoard ,,f edit-
Sanford Grove properties are located so d e
sirably that an investment there will return
good dividends. In the southeast part of the
city, Sanford Grove lies directly in the path
of the residential district’s rapid growth
VVanlcd-
V is i t ( ir u u n S p r in g s
•’I.idol- I brv ul '
; a lint
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l-si- \ .ininal ion
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I I . l.u loer <iov.
Ip
I.i'uiimT prrpnraf'on you pour out in tt1 • • •* pi "p,
«• (t|ti.nlii 4fi<l plxii r .ilxjiit 11ir homr,
*n I I tint \\ , Ki ln vvlinrvri ANTS .nr (ountl. In Its* than
j( t.. . t(i* it t
I a -vet k ihey air
—min ruinated.
Buying well located real estate at reasonable
prices, and then holding on to that real estate
is a start on the road to prosperity.
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'Albany, (la.
' Atlanta, (hi.
Augusta, (Ja. v
f liainhridgi*. (Ja.
Colum hus, (hi.
Dothan, Ala.
Marini, (in.
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INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY
W A t* o r n o « i u .
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Oil Company Service Station appreci
ates your business, and shows it by
promptly, intelligently, and cheerfully
tilling your overt) need-not only of gas
and oil, but of water, air and lubrica
tion as well.
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CtHIfir ' Hoii.Ih, For
I'.xtelision ,.r Klertrle
BOn R flA VfN’ ti •CGA’rita rVn. iii; nmora ax -aaTtroro,
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slogan
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denill llda whic h you or either of -oil
Artmlnl.lenier
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‘ Florida all the
11 i* fin tIn-r ordered that this I (ton iimi no Muhli-liml
Nulaterlum
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In Tile ...
Hanfoi
Iloinle.
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mu>
the ".lino of J. f( , Jeff Hay Wo£l.
winters, delightful
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p .. vvn|ui|.*r puiillfiiiFti
pobltehed Il.im ., 1" "* "aid Ihum
m. ihIs
s lioinir
b e i n g Vnleil
veiled rod
g e n -of Sunfonl, j loil.la
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d ru.Mpertlvrly b> Unit- I*.•('(ITTKS. HI'WNCCIt ,v |.|. ;|( |i ,\
I amt eounty bridge’
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bridge:, be m.„|„ .,
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from Pam 1 )
party." He described
‘ foi t \ hto mi uctiilemir year
lev-; I
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- - j __ l M wearing overalls
from the Gulf seemed to be cerW
p*. They took one 960 bill
BELGRADE, Aug. 2 5 .-0 1 ’)
reape< . I suppose lie’s like any I tered off the Louisiana const to*
( lilt AGO. Aug. 25 (Ah Slab- eipiipment. hi- knowledge of in than a month oft.
. . the enniptiK
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ilirnlion has come to the radio re- > . x mg - * •■ ......
‘ »i«"*Wrs f- .1. ' L'dlms • ollcirc is being rapidly
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Marie of
Yugn-SInvin, online *y boy .’1
! day, said W. .1. Bennett.
It he said, in addition to daughter of Queen Marie of Ron ‘ When the correspondent
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sug- I Pressure was generally low over reive, industry, from the mmnifae- until h. .... Id m-v.I m . h " '
£0 bills from the Ice comturer
to
the
retailer,
with
the
„d
tntm,.
t..
h
heart’
.
del,-Jit
witn
men,her-an.
dolt
students
wlm
will!
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u,„,
mania and youngest reigning worn-, gested
that
Ainericnn readers ! the enstern states and sonttored
SjCUh box. They also stole am
vent of more settled conditions in ! out r.-plD' lung In- ispnpn.ciit v ' ' o - co.'ated tIlls v"!i,’ with Presi ' anj |„ |,t,1(l ^ .^Gptw.
sovereign in the world, is a would I ke to know from her how
eh and gun, he declared. timid and melancholy ynring worn-; it fell to hi* Queen, Her Majesty I showers ami thunderstorms oc- the process of producing and
rx turn
mu circuit.
I'l.dcnt lf.« miMofl
,level | k ned \ r,i . 1 ['«♦ P»,
unu sell ; «i n
mm b,
m- tried
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eurred
over
the
southern
states
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ibo tl:.el
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iii •I into
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-Om number o f the watch BnI i•n g ,' declares
Chailes
B u t..t e r I! addition
ien.lv
point «iti>ii*‘lif
oiom-nt ill
.d llw
the> m
s.i It
Iiool
into tunui
what »„
laughingly sm.l:
and
along
the
middle
and
north.jiled descriptions of the
I
field,
member
of
the
Institute
of
whom
Inbuy
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At the age of twenty-five, she j "Well, I cnii tell you there isn’t Atlantic coasts.
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I sharp, o.-.I nod he pin.ba.. .1 otil . I......... I \mei n-n
it’s sometimes Station
Ia»w I’rerip. Radio Engineers.
ad stolen also aroused finds herself the ruler of Iti.(UK), much fun in it
j Likewise radio equipment itself. those at ‘ n b Hint won- .ois.-lot-K
M<*m IInin hull id the 215 fresh
si'i,r|i ^
ns o f the desk sergeant. 000 persons, hut separated from more d fficult to he a good mothur Atlanta
J has undergone a change for tin* j essential.
im-n
lie entered this year hnv.
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them hy her ignormice of the Inn- 1 than a Queen.
This baby takes Birmingham
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For Questioning
.hotter and has reached the point |
* haos Gone
I" on t ■
o 'isterod,
to cin j
guage.
K» W
- a,kv**• ..............a.(..n|ing
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almost all my time, and I have Boston
oinerd bv l>oan G eorge K I I'd 5| «’,, , u
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i arrested shortly after
I where standai'di/.iition is heing giv
\%•, i‘i
.oil pn»uo» develop ami. urn•oni.
Trained to Rule
u n i'ely an hour to devote to court Buffalo
, " ni H'-ikIis
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I at the station and held
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Hie consideration long
iiel-ljid
m-ult has boon
to. bniic
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duties,
social
activities,
or
any
Chicago
From the time she was sixteen, I
-ning.
■oossury
for
success
in
this
field
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else
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my
girlhood,
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From a market that s|irang u p 1disapp.-a*.mce of the chaos that Shut’ . I.11, ine-s
mnna/jiT.
I’d be content
with just, lies Moines
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Jb’ PNsence o f U R. Philips, not teach her daughter to overcome being a Prineess, but then Kate a I- |Galveston
almost over night with the demand j was at (. .-.l.uit upon if' l.abvhom!. 1 Siuii-niit.-ml.-ol I'!. P
lluldiard. i ' **
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T ypoblic, F. S. Ijrmiron, a the characteristics which now np ways spoils most of one’s dreams. Kansas City
far eveeeding the supply, result-I While O'
lew tag down ha- led workmen am now busily engaged;
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II Detective J. B. Green, pear to make her lonely and isohit 1 "Like my leother, I try to give I
ing in 11 literal scramble by t he J
di.o. mn of ..mi it.ii’atioii in n-nn.deling tim e of the old. c . 11 S,- h
, t'n,»
Angeles
i gated the case; Police ed.
btiyioi: public for radio material, j . urv. y - ..I Manufacturers haw* building-. The l.yman gyna.sium f ,:,i,'"ad . t;
ns much time l>. charitable and hos- ! Memphis
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nt A. H. Beckwith, and
there 1- a developing a situation J. |,ow 11 that
h a situation is far is being ...nverH-d into a .lass
'Ltrri,H.,.i
With her hushand. King Alexan- pital work a ) can; hut you have i *M«*w York
i J. B. Martin. The con
that the mnnufaet urers and re •fmm an a. t oil.tv.
room building in order |<> .are ft,\.l * laiim, It. )|.|....
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<ler,
son
of
old
King
Peter
of
Ser
. .res certified by Mr.
Hiller- have forecast us tending,
j h, ,.
\,.v- ,„di. ale that 'h ei. H*<* imrens.-d
ear. Iltuenl
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s,'»ev.-.,- "1
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St
Louis
Si!
Queen
is
called
upon
to
do."
Ice Company. Have been bia, Marie occupies a $.'(,00 0 .1)11(1
tnwMi.l a smoothly functioning in l.,|tt.tVv u|l, 1.;
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bml.big', e I.eng
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Hut she has
two months In Sanford. palace in Belgrade.
dustry.
I radio and that, to a certain extent ' paired and the interior o f the
th dom; Sun Francisco
BRB h M\sdn |)u
extremely
simple
and
democratic
tftnjt here frem Haines City
,
rcverian Growth
' ,, „ , n .,ani||,.| t},,. alu,,mobile in . itmies
ilories is being redecorated.
, Tolislo
tastes, and her friends suy she
1920.
So great was the demand for
alt)l llw demand f.u
\dd,li..„s
shrub
Washington
fig
\.billions to
to tinthe hedges,
hedges,
would prefer to live in a small vol
1,1 • ll'.llis*
Jin utiiiliiniBhl
iliu liuiim
t
k ' shrub
hi tin |,|.j 1
radio
e.piipmetd wlt«*n
when the
listen tile Completed Keener '(lowing
Miccoant o f house rent be- tage In the country, where she
,1 lier\ and lawns me heing made
k '"a-ion ,.| P„ r
Florida Sintions
mg
fever
first
struck
the
Ameri
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►high, having a sister and could devote all her time to the
Bartow
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slight .slge «.\ 1 r Hint lor partiand the eutim half mile o f shorn dl owne dlas*
can home that more uianufactu
■jWPPort on a salary of 94 care and rearing of her .‘I year old
Fastis
pii
72
line on l ake Virginia has hcen
r< is and retailers w«*re at t n ote I
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unable to make any son, Crown Price Peter II.
, Fort Myers
p2
7)
pumped m .0 Itint the amim, miu
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to radio than consequent develop | |< OP 111111 IOII O t I S i l p t 1S1
... or eave any money, and
Fort
Pier.
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now . lam, a .lean -arid beach of . 1 ’'P |{,‘
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Fla.
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Marie
finds
the
business
of
inimi
au
nt
have
-hown
could
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' Wife needed medical treats|
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I emitifu! lopi
The capture of Miller Henderson, j .lacks. .11villi.
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taining
a
court
irksome
and
tedi
I'ahd an operation. I was nlPiohiildy one of tin* best t.am j
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I lie to I l i e da V- ot I h• !"•" wh.s-. l,o,i , ,
oua, her friends say, and she then- uegro, who was sentenced from„ j , Key West
tempted to try anything.
m. hr. of condition- ts (be .in,a
(
om
plclion
,
Is
1Miami
kij
k,,
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n.unn
m
.Inly,
1022,
to
.,
•' f'-<-.v.7«n
fore seldom entertains or gives re
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Don i" 1 In. ago, radio c,vder ..f
? 8 ut as I saw whereby I might ceptions.
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Her one and only in years f.u I.making and entering, ( trlando
llii1 ii ,.Idle West. Here, when ra
j able to get nway
with the terest in life, they declare, is hei was repoit.d I.. the stale prison P.-n-acola
71
•lio fir t became vogue, k -1m.I | .1 M k . - u w IL1.F. n.i . \ ig
•y from the ice plant, which baby, a handsome, brown-eyed,
MW
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vl’ V 'be . In. f „ f .letectives SANFORD
- I'• •*i 1 ..o./a 1io' i •-i *I.. |-,\an
stoi.
-ante into being as fa-t .1
Light ii in k K ills
^•mounted to 95.76, and by sell- lively boy, who has an English at St I’et.-i A.iirg.
Tampa
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-lleli. eould bo stocked
‘ gun and watch I thought nurse and American picture hook:- I The n.-gio e -raped from a road I II llsville
, ! order. 1 o. ii mp . ..inpl.-ii..o 11 wa
H- C. VIEL[
stoi.
eemeii to deM'lop
_.J have enough to pay a and toys.
W in fur HaviMi Man
Hnglish is the only Ian •rHiip ii«nr i I.i ’ ji lust FHirtjury.
,plot .1 of new .sistooiers ami near uiiiiom., . d 1 •.(••> )-\ I’ alpli Is I’ ..I
t to get hter straight,
•'FW KI.KR
Arrnngem. ids are being miule to
gunge he knows.
House ( om m ittee T o ly , 1\ day saw hustling clerk- ,r w Ii.. Il l* III 1 II act lv e IO I III
at when I started from the
return
Inin
to
the
eiiinp.
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An Informal Person
nttempl lllg to wait on three cii- denomination, la; artiviiv m blot
, After talking to the chief.
Inspect
Site
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B
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17.
nla
for
iv
urn
Biol
I.,
i
iioods
tonu-r at oiue. Almost any ai
The Qu ecu invited the corre- |
pocket book and all my
TALI. All ASSFK, Fla.
(A’)
tiele. r u n sometimes when its .on alh'.nl , lor.. l.ren loruied in non . wa - in d.nntlv i.tII-.I la i night bv
to tea at the I’aliu-e in
*
Went bock to bluff it spondent
H
arlior
A
t
H
ollyw
ood
\>lnlr v.-.iii,g at the
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thirty
days
lias
been
fleet 1011 with radio was more or .t ban a •!.•..* n i it n» of t hr late, iiglitmug
ll s l h' Talk of
TJ
n-^Finding it no good, bet- Belgrade ami chatted with hint
aid
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Nat Inin Norton,
near
pleasantly
about
ber
adopted
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Governor
Martin
less
\aguc,
would
find
a
reaily
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’to come clean, live clean and
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PORT LAI'DKItDALK,
Fin.
duties as a Queen. Tin.
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s " |,ivnn. convicted in the
To meet this condition, mmiil ),
og. .
from the Biotliei
Clean; fo r the chance from try anil• her
vi,.
the
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rriiMirm) miiri nt n*rurils for Hills- I Aug. 25. iA’ i Members of
scene
in
the
Palace
when
the
mr
'■'turning
from the
furtiiMTs
wi-ri*
fnii
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I had wronged, caused any
borough county ..11 a , illirge of pet Ij House Rivers and Harbors com
*".ii . w ben Per band ram.- I
respondent
entered
was
anything
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A dressmaker's papier 1v emlie/.zl.-incut and sentenced on | 0 tee will come here Nov. 20 for rlrrn.iritl app/inntlv n»iiM imt <... t *' ‘
1••nt.o ‘ vv illi
a w ire fen.
1,1 f .himii tl
••91\« 1•11••
I to apologise to egery one that hut regul.
mache
from
>.f a female figure, •May 2 ti I.. pa\ n fine of $250 and Jin inspr, tit.n of tin siti* c,f thr pro timj. 11•t*f*\(•1
f 1 “ '*• vs '*nran»/.it p *u. w1h« fi 1 wl'i It had bee11 i bulged Willi the
caused the least incon!
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World
harbor
at
l.ukt*
Mabel,
costs
or
In
confined
10
the
county
covered with a white bodice, np
Relapse 'll,is Aear
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«’ • Two loaves lor th.
I Citv Manager Chas. Ii Windham
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peared in a corner, several trunks jail for :«i dayi.
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4on: “ You are making this remained opened, and personal
I hr iM’rmnmu <*l I
nw 1
t 1 ,f„ ( ( .
I tie r. pile wa - nanie.l m ord 1of Holly wood mm..limed today.
Huff)
If wa- not .1,1 f i. oil |...
o f your own free will?” clothing hung in disarray about the ei I ha, S 11111. o 0 0 ,'. pi. cut to
I lie delegation will lie 1,1 charge 1 hang.
I f Mu ({ari I
tbat (lie fi. 1 I
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■war: "I hereby state that 1 room.
Her Majesty apologized the State Board of Piii'bm- h;. of 1 him iiiun S, Wallace Dciiip.-uvy, th. I. ,ni|- I*.
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^making a clean, honest statc- for th.. appearance of the pin. e. application r..1 ,. |iar,l ,, before of New York, and will in, hide Mrs! was - .a iiowded
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\ inif ( i i’(*oii S p rin g s
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1 through no threat, punish- saying she and the King hud mst stalling (lie .-hi.ii..
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Strong
..f
Pennsvhiiiu.i,
Cleveland
\
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v
w
FI
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hord words nr anything returned from a long trip into the
11 1
l-''d up on iad: . M,. i | j . |,,, ,j,,,,
A. Ii. ('. Uakt.
TALI. All ASSKF. Fla
,,j*,
'A Newton, of Missouri. Albert F.
_ me by anyone.
I made interior.
i
•’ " Ni \ \ BFAfl
I
InState
Game
and
Fresh
Water
< niter, of <Tl Ii f<tin in; John Mcf io la ly to clear my mind, my
A colored handkerchief was worn
•nc« and the minds of nth around her head to conceal her ' Fii*|i Commissinner has been ad Dili fie. of Alabama and others.
■ vised of the a 1 rest of Fei Has ,
The delegation will lie guests of
bobbed hair, which she feels does
; John Pickles. Miller Pickles, „ n,| the Hollywood Bench Hotel arid
not quite become a Queen.
Wash Jolmsoo for netting brim e x r t to remain In Hollywood and
LD FOR GRAND JURY
_ I’ rince "Ordinary Boy"
beds in Sam pa In lake in Dixie I'..rt l.nmln-dale for piobnblv a
The three-year old Crown Prince 1count
\
tRKANA. Aik., Aug. 26— played will, a coal-scuttle neiu Hie
JV| ‘
r.lnliorale pi i’ iuii111ions for
The men were a m -te d by | » ls lino.met - for tin- members me be
I w four state witnesses fire, and mniiaged to make him
trill Deputy Commissioner .1, |* mg arranged by both nimiicipnlithe slaying of Sam nnd self look like a chimney-sweep.
S. Cooper, a deputy Des, which an- joint Iv intelestcil
yCartar. near here. Aug. 17,
"He won’t even look nt Ins reg I I ay lor and
The officer. m Ihe development of the port.
Josephs today ord- 1ulur
u.m toys," said the Queen, "hut in of .Madison county
|Komlt Wagner, gunmnn and aists on playing with coal, mud. 1 waited until the men runic out of
the lake with the nets mid fish
Tile ex Kuiser of Germimy
i.s ,
everything else hi
( n . *yer of1 flvo mcn. , h*, , , ' P»*'tt, «o.i
tie
and everyiamg
lllier county grnnd Jury. Imight not to play with.
In that 1 They wrrr M'lcnscil <»n ImuhI pund referreil to in Hi * new Berlin tele '
mg trial.
phone directory as Hit. Maiesly.’
s
___
Ir ?
— • ■re, *•<
-
A
1 2
�Doiyt^I^oard Things— Pass Them On
As Brisbajue Sees If
xVara Will Ilf Short
Afi mMii n r f f l
Ha ve y ou closets nml attics ami t runks packed with old
;THii»fnnl. Florid*
Ideas, Not Kruno my
IftMtlB ArrHuc
c lo t h e s ? Have you lnirenu drawers full nf cl othi ng that you
The Clergy Protest
The Kaiser times
Do you save all kinds o f thing*, tticking
IISC
‘
will
never
pond Clms Mnllel
HY ARTH UR IIHISRANK
t*. hi ltir Piwlnfflr*' 1them a wa y for a day you know per f ec tl y well will never
.-Florida. under Act of
11 ’o|, r rial*I 11)20, lif S l u r I' b .)
: come ?
| A wo ma n tells o f visiting in the home o f a well-to-do
SIR JAMES <'olquhoun Irvine,
KHMor^nd^M«nn*rc ]
uq K,r(, amuscnienl lieinn scarce one day the visitor une id Mritain s greatest chemists,
rosnsitt
Kditair j)i'o]iosed a vo ya g e o f tHscovt*ry to the iiUic,
I tie hostess mi ys ful lire war- will t,c set tied in
■------------- --- —|tImiRhing
ImitfhinR ied
ied the way, and Die t wo “ playtul there all a rainy a few days, l>v pdisoimus gases,
dropped from airplanes.
Nothing
IPTIM It VTKH
j ( . (l morning, like t w o little girls.”
simpler than to heat a nation, liy
J ,i 0 ; S ix M 'O itlm
cl,
'I'he visitor telling of the experi ence had mi word ot criti- asphyxiating hundred-1 o f thou
ItrCtly liy i V r o . i
oi; W e e k l y
r.iU tln n
I • IIll ,Jctsm
,.K. I'....
L.. ......I..
,,.l kShe
! Li.. L'liiiinii.l
I•4 II lllllllli
f or ■the
waste .1...
slic dcscrilicd.
seemed l,t
to 1let
ipiilt sands •or millions, i onveniently
•• ‘
honored for having been in conlael with so m a m ’ piteresting i rowderl into i ities.
olill m irv
artieU’s. Hut she would uwver tiuve seen the s t u f f if it had
r g0 1I CtEh ,u n kAsl.l ri' »o
l
VICTORY W il d , hi with On- na
‘ontfirlHIiini cut« wIn i ,■ not been for the “ spirit ol tun," she said a ct ua ted her to tion that first sets its airplanes
m t l i l t W i l l I n - ' llii 1 l’ < d
plead for the visit to the big, old garret.
to w o lf.
This nation, with plen
a irro rtls IiiK r * | . ' *
In otht,T words that s t u f f accumulated through niariv years ty of gold, and little intelligence
does nobody any good. T he re were r m c , id shoes, " s o m e in government, lurk- airplanes,
l i w o r M T a n r itu a l
luted 1’ rrns Is ' xHns quite quai nt. ” The re were two cedar-lined closets cr owd ed and is sell!imeatali/.iog at,out f,»rhidditig exp, riment-1 with poisonous
. n t in * u s e t<<r
in
tin of all news lUsinitelii I with coats ami gowns. There were m i n d e r s o f funny old gases, amt their manufacture. If
tie this finper nml all", lb" toys, and " tol ler skates o f all siv.es." Tin re were " t runk s the next Wat *h ,llld till Die United
pUbPido-d In rein AC
^•pubUcntlon •■( Xpert,,1
Slates tin,I turn ,>ut as d i-n stm us
rjh*rwJ0 nrc His,, i i sri vet) fillet! with lovely underclothes, now quite out of da te. " And ty as it probably would turn out,
box a f t e r box o f bonks and pictures that bad been replaced siurn- rosperiaide Americans might
ho h s fortuna111 tinm the former
)‘A Y, A P C ir s T 2.-1. 1'121, by newer ones downstairs.
tiiltsidi ot the feeling o f pleasure the man ami his wife kai -et .
Italy, by toder "t Mussolini, is
I f BRA ILI) PLATFORM
may have at the thought o f the s t u f f in (liter garret, all of
Itelthose things are bringing pleasure and value to nobody. 'I'he oil a strut rconomnal tint.
gnim forhitls making white bread,
i l k s »l Sanford’s front 1
shoes and the clothing are disintegrating.
T h e toys are nml from ihe king dowt>. strict
« ( f r r route to Jnrkson- g o i n g to pieces. T he books are rotting and the pictures dis economy i to he the
te, and
law.
France follow- suit. Pmnjobn»-incoloring.
T
he
furniture
piled
up
there
for
storage
is
b
e
c
o
m
rllnu of SI,
Panv rt 'liii os hi- imsil- to two dishliter Count.
ing more rickety every day. A tub the wastefulness o f it alt
■Sion of white wnf rinirtn. Is (|dite lost sight o f 1)V I lie glisllitlg lud\ who Weill to Sp’ lld Ie* diffieuh t- tie- I'retieh. who
l know how. to <■ aid .ill not tin ,•
l t > f pool, tennis
,duim r without
UP and -alftd or
1he day in the affluent couple's home.
of
tin llilln u
pr->I
i. a hn11■n wilt
M
tun'
T o l i nk a wa y guimcrifs nml leave Hum remain n u k e d
lio nse s, h n fels, niin rl
,1 good si,|jp
roa1 tIn it ill TI'
, p r r s t h o in .e s ,
away until they Inn erne iq.i'l, ; i, i nniiii.ullx wasteful
And
lad ", fftnl,
of stree t p m In s |irn I lie same c ha rge , an be made against unv prat lice o f hoard I
B B S tm rtk fio
of
h o i l I e \ n r it
m g things w 1 1bon I i it-t t\ mg from them an benefit
There \ Xl ; n i l s , n it......
« If do
I lik e ttiin rn e .
tlii' ' no c "■I idea no g ll I do
are
so
many,
itimiv
needy
Inlk
in
the
world,
o
manv
uses
to te.il
J ip lrfin n
o f etl>
lie n tit I I I r n N'n mol o 1101 )0 i nuo l it ti l I"pc
* » * « prtiic n t in.
which the articles in that garret could he pul.
my >,1,J.I h;i\o ri lured Europe a f
nt Nfluol
Kven
here
in
Sanford
there
arc
many
per,mis
who
could
r oi U l i »m f o r I n r m i x n l
wars.
The
tor ttie Napoli otm
cont ri but e dray-loads of cl othi ng
for di tribulimi among si oa ni elig Ilit* all idoil quickly
ncedv families, ami ,xel d t p n v e thwnseUc-. of nothing (lint intiile loiiopc fit her than --lie had
‘ VBUWK F O F TODAY
Taxation, which some
they will ever really miss. Here in Sanford, loo, are numbers over I,cell
Europeans wall not toloralc. and
of elect l ie power
ISWERED
P R A Y E R - "For o f homes in which are nut-grown toys. Why are these toys development
child I prayed; and the l.md •tin ked aw ay or left to g o lit pieces in I lie weather, when i until do f ir Europe m this con
(riven me my petit ion, winch I here ace children in oilier homes to whom the\ <mild bring nt \ nh.it lea in ilnl 11 tho hog in
mm' ot i ho great wai
VV11A T IS D K A T Il?
|t«d of him." I mini. 1.27.
pl easure?
A II! CRN DA I I m i K\ \l.
W e all have so man;, more Ti l I N i l s I bull Wf need. We
\YER— For godly K mot tie f
\ x(; E i i . Till: 111c 111g i 111 lint
! prayers Thou hast answer- all are so m gleet fid o f opportunities to i" i rut i I tin1 i111111 ' 11' 1 WIc ■, 1)1 Inrv I’ 11 t ptedi, !oil
I u ' a k .lit p i i 'v l i i u s r e c u ltis
■ I n m e d l li.it
"den I ii"
i ■1 ih a il
It
thank Thee. O (■•«!.
merable tilings we m> longer use ,.r nen . We .11 tn-tsl 111 n•n .. (la! ' ito i 11! w;ir *AiMI!11 (|", IliiV, mi cel
a la n liiim '.
' p c - --mg f l " i u title l i t "
fit11>]i urging A Ioiler a .to Jtin ' l l " 1111) i f t i l l p " t I'UI* w '■
1‘ ti'i liln le e. a I fc ils Ut'V
s iirp lll
appearing ignorant o f the call that is
I lltll
asking Inc I uId to i imoi
FAM tl.lAR FACES
1lr.11 ' 11 1 IItop. aII oat loll . millin' ne t w
f | , ii lln .iiia i a m i m i i i n i i i l i i i ui
' t n a i l i i i i t i (uit E l m id.i i.|
aid- -Hie call f rom less fortunate folks w In
I derive mi to l tio a o -,ii
tali' lid o
V\ ill I(ills
In h e r p r e m - o t - l a t e
i 1 '
E o i u si m i' t tin t i . i l c l i i f i l i i c
kpS ttUylVinU* I have had much good from the tilings we never iru
I .in pc Ii o n tin
tunc’
Pnil. "di'W n 1 i t h e i m i n t " E t o r i c l a i : n f c o it i.i (n 1 l ia s u i u l e l c n i i t r a e t a
Jmpahlnns
- • ------------- C)
aliiv id'
[t wll li.ii |<n Ugll In demnti • i : t l u g
p i ' i i g r a o i n f i o g h w t i y i ■..i i - 1 r u d m .i
iim a /.u ig
v ita lity
IIIV
o f childhood
•l e l' '.ll' ll al"l(Mi III "III I ,|i illies, Repoi i i f I m i l i l i i i g a c i i \ t t y i t u r i i i . ' i 11\ t ■I v 111g - n m e S I 1.0(11 H »•
R a il
Little Interest In lnt< r t s
school-da vs;
|
ii ml i hi
i 111 Ii iimlill o n
f mdi (lie lie itli o f .July Liiilit.it i■ ih e fe u
Wa* am t
0 a iiis liip
litie-.s
a t e ill
j'ytf am goiic. Ilie old familiar
•till, ii
.1I I i 1 17 7 11
1l o w . a n E u
f a c i l i t i e s ut n u l l 1!
1 In>t 11 c v i t y p a r t o f t tv- c r e . i s n u : t i l e d
e - tin
i|M in . 11. • .. V‘ Mil. H IT « ■in b i m i l i o n
t n l i a t i i l l e a (ill i t t e - s w h i c h w - m v
ijfS.>
t
| M< mi lay new -papers lnld , I the thud Its o f tun nut st amliiig
-tllti'
i
l i u i l i t i i i u 1 11• 11 it t g
t lie
1 l H D . II i I T u i o. K . m a t 1'a tin ,
min. ■i r nil last \c i i , w liiii- 1lie i ..tit is I. f i n e t I >trc n f t it** h i n t ■
I. been laughing, I Imve liceii A fneiuans. D t . ( hailes \\ !''li(it, ninety I wn-yetir-ultl presi- ’•HI ' l o. I*i ,
il.
f : \ 1.1
a ud lot III ' I ’ III <nil re period sjii.-i' e-.t leal i- dal ■ i l c \ e l i i p n u i d s in l l i e
carousing.
, (lent -einerit us td Harvard ( niversil v . and Kudu|]di Valcn- M u ■ •.I l l i ?
■ .il.
........... l ' T
i , l l , l e i ' .ImMill
a ii opml mg
t he
> is far in 1\t'T"*s of Die -tide 11 fn,r.
f Utc, sitting lute, with my tint), fi lmdum’s premier sbu k, within a few linurs o f emit ' D e ll
i m l o .I 1 }>
a II I, ', 1
arm ie:T
Will. . , I•flie fn d vfVI n month uib - do I mi? t l i e . . i i i i c p c i'in I la s t
-Ip
sum grumes;
. I l l Jl 1 u p . ih t In i de- p a i r ,
fu ll
ll'o llg tn iu t til" s till'
' It If Willvfy separated J"ir. r: an Iv
‘ are gone, the old familiar utlivr, closed their eves m hc-titiy, peneelld -iunilier. Millitui- ' u 1s 1 < i ' . l i ; ■ r i:> , m i l d b a a* [t of 1
mi
n iew in ilepnsiland
x
s
inr
.laok-oi,
are
■
lo.
a
My,
is
h
;
I
"
M
vvill nitnini the passing' o f Hu- latter
( 'nmparal ively few t i H t ) ll le d .1
cea.
'
. ver last year which
t u i i l i l i t i g g a i n s o f iri t i l e a 1111 111 ",li c
Villi'
have ever heard nf Dr. Klint.
ill a imt'ili c of cn -es ficeetl l’ iM
" l l I l f .'(I) p e l' c e n t , p e n
ni igh1"
J.a lovo omu, fairest among
Di spal cln’s tell us that hundreds
nf wnnjoii, gatbered
prnctically every hue
|l"l Cl III
\
Wc
I
amt
Miami
re
siu-ula.
I T !,- M,«l a 1■Ti■;t " m i l t ) o u c h * . I m l
(Women;
reports increased s t ile s .
■
‘i t i i l t l u i g
ai l i c i t v. nf liu-.itii
1(Pro her doors on me 1 must ar'mini the hnspilal m which the d vi ny \’ :1 11•111i11«• lay. burst M i n I*p* w ill i »I 111 l'»»r w i r s\III In not 1.
T in
i ihe tiietute Klnriilti jni*i inter tears and screamed when the ward cainc dnvvu tn them 11Mil it id d. , ! m * .11, u In n ! i ii n j r Tliroie h" d I lie i ctil i ll' 111" state
not §et> h e r -
M
ffcts
'pU arc guile, (lie old familitii
-faces.
that lie was dead.
I’nla Negri fainted when site heard llw
itews, .lean A t k e r and Wi ni fr ed ll cduuf . hi- tiurti.i v» i \>■-.
a
« friend, a punier friend U f t c hurt i f»J\ p lie v‘ d Tfumsmids tVf flnial , if Tel fiir' tame
jK i
K. baa no man;
ingratt .
left m> ttieiii^
abruptly:
O f t him, to iiiuse on t)u
LfcTfnlllar faces.
Id la
I I’CHU al,
fetlti id tie
liv M.tiie
name ul
in i l t tie 1 I.lttili y.
111111111 \vi *|; I, fut Hid. I I. y.fi,,|
heart has iml been sju irted C. la r.t j .alpilal m i
i apt iv at iiij: ta d e a w a y or Hie nr 11 iiii’iil ion ol I in
the w n r ld ’s must f a s c in a t in g Inver?
Dr, kllud became Hie president nf Harvard at (be age
age nt
lie tie
vntid bis life nf nearly a century in i ho i hankies • task ot
ntipfnvuiK the mentality nt younger general unis,
Ills i <.1
b'ctinri nl Hie best nf the world's Idef at ur min a ■five foot
slielt o f bttoks" ^ave an mivlleclunl opporl unity to Mills1’
I’ 11 i I XP I', 1.1'll IA
clergy ho n
who wanted it.
Did uni >rtnimtely for this civ ili/al ion nf nnrs, few want | i r o t C ' t U .riin I t tie l l e a v y w e i g t i t
I’ l l / , ' I tg i i i t o lie " p u t t e d o f f " ni
d.
I he majori ty prel er to spend their evenings a! I lie lt)n\ ie It a l l re |I|1 Ia b l e c i t y .
A Per , tie
w at chi ng Ihe Nhiek o f the Sahara capture, then eiipt iv ate. l i g h t y o u w i l l k n o w w i n , is t h e
wm Id'
lira' i wfig lil
i )ia ni(,1' .ii.
the c ha rm ing da ught er o f s ome American magnate
They
The
and In>w cn,. I. m! lucticc
have no little for (.'oeihe, I ally It de -Maupassant, Voltnin have, as . . .rn11.1red with Itic ill'll.’ '
itim.onu
and buskin.
gale rrreipi
Thai is whv Mew-palters i m r y m g t v\i> nr t lirei
cnlilimis nil
Hie death o f Vap ntinn, devnteil lull a few sbnrt paragraph II
XV I i I c . a i s ,,1,■ | he clergy :n
Di'. i’jlinl. 'Hie pmiple wanted tu lumw all a l.... . I lie mnv ir 1lour di a|i|ioiii! mi n i, In i d |. . i
I hal if all 1In- - iguci -. ., !’ I lie lb-.
sbil'k. The fill I nf an emil'mil mlu(al..i ,|j
llllelesl Hi, in la i a 11. .ti cou Id c. line hack . 11a 11<". 1,.
()
I 'rank lm and .let I'm on
hido,|.
I'm "It pastures Innk cm,I.
C'a,I, ||(,III.
Hum, tiles seem nnnv p«. y , and |,n I. Jic I\ igo lh< I tei lar.1.11. a
\va11 until the December ni gbls litrti I Ine n ran g i's tn gi,|,| ;,il(| aII over iv.on. i in y could in.f
. "d ra w "
l''liit‘ida
may. again rim '"|im e te m p e r a t u r e s , tmtli bigli and ivceiiit- ten pm emit, of pri/.c fiehi
„
41ka I pneed round tin iuuiiit - thirty-five amt held Ibis pnsilnui ti.p |,,rty years
Of my childhood;
Btenu’il a desert I
Blind to traverse,
fhjr to find the old fain ileo
faces.
my bosom, tluoi Iiior
than a brother,
wart pot thou horn in m;
-(father’s dwelling?
might we talk of tli
miliar fares.
Til fa
some they have died, nod
’ i some they have left me,
some arc taken front me: nil
aro departed;
TdAll, all are gone, the old fnmilia)
(gees.
(Tiiii Ioh t.ainl,.
i>Th« rumldings of the cuiuil pro
controversy are , like an n< live
ctlcano, inilittitive of somelhitigi
arneath.
i 7 h t y ^ell u« that in snnii! parts
Florida they are buying shirts
paying the rent with equities
real eatate.
Lv-',
—
—ii
;'W o haven’t yet lindei stood how
the blanketV i.lank I,lank ltie
flrymen allowed tlie ( "Its to
Ilk thorn fur three -liaighi
net.
fy i
llrUf Mi
no t il Mj|t
i i . i ! * T», •• ' ( \V'«
if l< i , r
. "M il i n m l. U i t tin
it III l >
r 11 i. ■ pi H * ihj
Hu
i
hi , uri, XX".. ?I n H' VV ll* *n
I,."||
'X. I.'d
(• r i I, " 1. 1 V * . . ' ■' np 1! '1
r
i 1' * "' 1
1 HI* I h .in " mii I i" t).D
• it
tl.,- 1 , '» ll, ti 1 .. t 1 ti 11 . .
1b | • f o II I ' 4V • ' ,
1 un ’ \\11 h a v i
ll > H i h. iu M« 1 I K DI T I
1 . 1 ii1 lo
it U <11 u ill ill 1lid ll - O W N
hi <ni
>.
od M.il
•1‘11• 1 a n \
ill Ii. r
.n h
I d I. il ( i n ■.
U " ‘ (It l. ll . . I
w 1i , i ;
l.* '\
m i l l 1 tin,
XX,.
........
. I \ 1■ P 1, Ol V 1M
m a n u e m i : on -K .
ar. 1 d 1 H , Nt i IU* t MM v . . II,
Imv. - ( a lvm A. O u t us. presid en t. Klnrula I n t m i r b a i i liapid
Ira n s it K a ilu a y t'nmpaNy, S t . r e l e i s b u t g , Kim ida
" H e *bid lialb ears, lit him bear, and lie tlia! hath n c
lei him
but lie ttml hath feet dial traekelU iml. let him
step nut nl I lie parade nf progress.'' ( ' a lv m A ( )W
'Ms. pl'esident, Florida Interiirhaii Rapid Tr,.ill- It K ailw av
l oiMpaiiy.
s t. I’e l e rs b ur g. Klni-ithi.
RECENT IA THE former Kai -m
inoloicil to j, high lull, tlooi l.icii 11, i m 111dial id. lookc. I a. I - . ib.
tiel'maii flontim , and gave.I no ; ),,
Ia Ihmiau.l foi tlie fir* I hi.,, m . ,
tn run away liini, tIml tall,, t' i d
after Il.c armi-i ice.
X mmiii ,,i
(rt-rmiui nut nniallsts, by ai iai.g..
<neilt ol . mu e, rushed a. I" - I .'
him.
i hordef to -.<■ and cheer
.Moses laid liie sain.
ex p e rn 'in c
■
a
On residences or iinprov.il business property in
from ShllMUIO to $1110,1)0(1.1)0 for :1, "■ in1 Iu ie;io il 1
interest.
Will also consider l iinstriiitiotl loans in mil in (hi
si ruel ion al buildings.
J. H. JACKSON
Office 112 East 2nd St.
■
*
eats (' .lay. Pethaics tin state is
ib ad
If I i . it lias passed on
In, a , i■ the thi rr i
In
ha puier I uni of exceed illg
cal ,|I" MlI <1■ Itill llett '■ aianuiit
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At it n v cat i', i u view
new cell ' ’ i
will1 ■s I'oitur
a (hi pi e . i ul i nmhl nui, we t'.ol
all over 1I"
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li.le la'c
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tat. a file It i- ft ■a. i n \ nl he i - l a t e , w ho h w e are I • >"
c on tally (ill ! ' tnc I ami alt ri-. I..it' lc In name
I lie st-,.
i •'ic same.
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a e
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c u i i s l it ul ii'tt.
i im- is a tin un o i , u i - q u e s t i o n t h a t
Die supreme . :rt
Die lulled
at es soon i m decide ill tlih','
, es hrougti' ........ . appral from
i ilifoniin. Kan ,s and Xlidugaa.
i
I1..W
fur cun a iuaii ip. in exerci .ing
i lie iimliciiabi.
i igta of
1ree
peel'll ?
IIf the ui a apiii'iiled, one is
i lint of Cliai I'M. Vnit a XVlut iu>
<. "in tldvm e lie. l-Uolls bl
1tl"
. III't H of ( ’ll] 11 r,11.1. Sill' i . ii urged
w il h promol inr i tie cnmliiuiu l la
("U party (.\ p .i l '. quit inu m no
■cgiinizution ii.ciiiiig ai Oikliiiul.
Xnother is lii. c . c of llai'i.1,1 it.
i'iske, who wa- indicted I'm work
hag us an o rg a iu /.r ol tie- Indus
I hill Workers ol the World hi Kan
a-, and the third case is that of
*( b.tries E. IPiihmiherg win. par
(impaled ill a -I'del meeting ..f Die
i oinmiiiiisl labm party in Pin -am!
idun.'s ,.f Mi. liigaii.
Alt Dire,* de
I'mi,I.mt . iuaintain that the laws ,<|
tile lliree ■tales regulating radieul
),ropagaililii overstep tile constitu
tional pi',,liili.ilinn against the re
shi.iion of the iiudiciitibli' right of
speech and a, senilih .
The ingle -' cnmt in Die land
will make decision of great un.
mmit in these three eases.
In .
deed, Ihe decisinn n termed "cpm-h
making" in liie definition it will
lux dow n ol what i oust it ules free
- pooch and free n--,-middy.
It i undeniable dial counttesinvasions of the rights ot cih/.cns
haw* been made by officers of till'
law ui strikes and gatherings of
railieiiH: and it is e,pm.lv true that
m lountless instances agitators I
iiave gone lieyond the liberty nul j
lined l.y the constitution and used,
their inalienable right of free
speech t,, scatter seditions prupn j
gimdn.
Radicals, eonsorwatives and lit.
era Is will Wuteli the dem.-ions in
tliese cases with great inter,'st.
‘ Kloi'idiaiis make Mi'in', thertdme. pay mure, but an
Phone ill
Insure With Reliable Insurers
"Have jour insurance written liy men who ktmw k**.'1
XVK OFFE R ' PtH.lt'IKS IN
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PI-AT E t-l VS”,
At C iDKNT
St ItKIY DOME
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IvMPI.OYERS
XND
\ t TOMOIM I E II i Ul t ITT
COIXT-OIXIII REALTY COMI’ANt
.'ill F irst Nulionttl Hank IIIcIr .
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i I L N I O L SC’O U T S
t'XI.M III' \I H p o s t
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There is u mnvenieni rapi.ll I ward the Imihiino nf ta'itcr citiwoman muy pick up her .... ree ■looking ul Die promised
gaining ground, wlu.lt l. il.l ie 1 . etislii|, Dint litis t ier been devised.
lidary ami end a i nmct-ni n.n from any Stjite Incoiue Tax <n- m t/.v quill tax sittialiun T o ' not allowed to enter, all l ai n adl,l l.iil
There run lie no valid objections
-all a man can do is n. mil on him that hath shall lie given and to him that hath nut Florida i Diifil c.'oj k. T he kaiser, llow m (ii i'. . eivo the support of all l l i o - c int J
; to Die extension of its efforts.
crested iu Itoy Scouling
It is',
mid leave.- Springfield,
vh»t in
S. o u t s m a k e g o o d e i t i / e n s a n d if
as is residence, even that which lie hath shall be taxed unlu! may have oilier chime, the creation of a Juiiioi Si ,.ut ,,t every h o y Were a scout we Would
jwP’ . * . —
■o - - gani/.atiotl to take mi l,o\ from S need t o w o r r y l i t t le a b o u t t h e f u
Hie succeeding general inns." Calvin A. Owens, president.
R USS I X M E T / l ' H ! 1!
" id ,
f Where ure those leiuus coui'l
v i ' U i ’H o l d to l l i y e a r s , t h e l a t t e r t u r e o f o u r c o u n t r y .
Florida
liapid
Transit
Kailwav
Cnmpany,
St.
I’etersiim
g,
(nils!
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with
a
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tU l.l " III being the ugi’ nt which ihcv unv
roily hus tiemi proliiising fin Iho
and resign,,I fatalism, which g o e s liecomo members o f Die r e a l H o y 1
year und u half. On,........
TOM SIMS
i
•belli even now the advantage oi. r Si out organization.
(c o u r t will tmrdlg meet Ilie
Strides me
"A n old Chinese saving reads, 'lie that ridel h a'tigei* can us
western, is," might .-tart maul, being taken to gain sit..... i t fort
Mid of n rapidly growing t ity
not dism ount,’ Florida prefers a Ford or a street car, the mg westw ml
If Unit (uipptn
IXU of Sanford.
Diis Junior Seoul niove'rnctit and j Things lire hot m Mexico, (f 't '
upkeep is less and they're both equipped with convenient i the allies that recently wanted u, it deserves careful consider at ion
Dm United i
I wenr.T for Caiuula.
It waan’ t for capital, congie. s biakes
( nl vi n A. Owens, I'resident, I'lunda Interurban 1bung Die kai .qr would ask him to
Prominent in the work f o r Die States would he m a had neigh
Igo Inline and re-organiKc his a. my creation of this new brain h of . horhoud.
tho weather (here wouldn't h<Rapid Transit Cntnpany, St. I’etersbnrg, Flnritla.
for the iletense of western Europe, seimtiii". taking in younger („m ,
J«ft
to * "rims."— Tmut>o
--------i You never know what will come is Edgar S. Martin, se, n tai' ,,i ,
You’ re forgetting Chicago,
I be crossword puzzle is still i. ' i
|out
ol
Die
ragbag
of
internal
im,at
liini, French evasion of debt
the oditorinl board of the R.,\ '•raze in England, where people are 1
A n A n o m a ly In C o n s t it u t io n a l ( io v cM 'n m o iit hatreds.
its and traffic cops.
I - l o w at seeing jokes.
S', out Nationn) Cnuneit.
DEARHORN INDEPENDENT
— « —----There is jio question Dial the'
who
Ea coniulting engineer
SENATOR CAPPER un,, q,,. vi,linger the hoy when he begin-, 1 l ino thing about living j„ A m - ' 1
'('tie Constitution ..f in.- United Iv l til l fled.
considerably mid is well
President Dint fanners want a new to absorb the training which Scout Fl leu irt J.rUU HTi* Unt H fHI't*i(JTlU’P, ')■
States
of
America
is
jo,iked
upon
As n , onsequciti g, there are now
. cities In Florida said yesing imparts to its followers. Die!
luriff.
The Kansas senator think
that ho saw more signs ot liy most statesmen as the great," t before the legislatures five distinct something is wrung, when cimni-d kettcr. Rut the ironelml leguln
Umerit I \\ oo,t s son is leamiiig !
yet beef rrom the Argentine is sold, at tiuns have made it impo.ihle to the refrigerator Itusiness, which i
stability arid pros peril y I bulwark of individual freedom m pi oposit ions, the last as
j
the
history
<
>
f
liie
world.
We
are
innnl it ied Child tabor Amendment, nit rates, in Kansas, where cati!t, begin this training befoir the age may serve to keep a hot head cool. 1
d thun any other city in
( taught Dint only by divine inspirti ' submitted in IU2I.
igrow.
lie wants a tariff on hide. »f 12 your*. The .supporters of
j Doll could St, pet feel ll doriltlleliL
Tlie others ure probably dead higher tariff on wheat and i attic, the Junior Scout movement aigue
Russia's so quiet v,|u can tiea r
l ‘ ParsMby I* In Curlslind. |Imve been agreed ii)),,ii l,v mu ! from ............... hut the fact Dud .nml aluminum ,,u Die free list.
rint there a black n w a v
that if a boy could join a iiitnnr
body
o
f
men,
and
Aineri,
nits
.,,,
m
Die hi'-t is still being agitated
r, Htlll trying to reeover
organization of Scouts font years
Rioit roient jot, ns iirliitei sU))|ioseit to honor the Eat), u ,,f points l <4 the neces-.it v of limiting
1.-Holier, ftt the age of eight, tie
Week-ends are like Christmas.
WHY NOT arrange a innff Dmt could bo inculcated witli the aims I I hey cmnc a roil ml again before I
fauna-Ariru dispute Some the lie),ul,lie by venerating Iheti the time a l l o w e d for action or re
be Uncle Sa,m will learn handiwork. Through some f.tilui,- coiedtlerntnut. Jf any action of the ! would protect alt interc-t- and and ideals of Seoul work at an you can pay the lull- f „ r Die lust
tter idny murhle* in Ins (o Hlifegiturd the amendment pi., American people should lie delib ; without hypocritical j, i 1 ......... age where he would he so u.nues- one.
vision by insisting that chimpi
erate, and not slipped through by 'Farms protect fiicl.orie,. workers sionuhlo that the lesson routd nevyxnl.
Hide bull- ■
he made by popular vote, u pimil lineui.spuciis after the point at is and business men in this ....... try ' it bo forgotten. The ground work I Dog days an- tn by's teeth when he ,
mail.
restmen are now at insisted upon in Die adoption of u„ sue tins passed from (he public, from the competition of low wages for moro efficient work ni the
i
U<> fences they wilt Constitution itself, or t,y delegate mind, it should he the matter of ami chuuj, money abroad, | in- senior organization would in- laid
Trying to ■I "), ( l e t t i n g
ill, Knoxville Sent - convention orgunired with the
i mending thu Constitution,
era do nut have consideration.. I>c- ami conditions general IV improved.
at Coney |
view, ratification of umend|qi v^ent.liome to : kue
An equally necessary clinnge is cauxo like tho workers, th,-\ ;Ue
Any agency tluit will extend the Island. Ret •hey don't.
| and judging men,f t . wax left to the legislatures. that im umem)meat niay he iqi- pot rcully united politically, and influence o f the Roy Si out move' ey live out In tho fields, instead i meat will bo o f vidue. The Hoy
Vime # f ’those |ImumUuif at tiwt. daw of sllblnls j (troveif only iw popular vole or bj
London pii'tcsMo says
vlng officox In Wall Street Scout moviflgjnt in one „f t)„.
and ....
no ......
limit- was' »>>
set ■
to
•y U.U.I
didn't- iiibav
make skill uiiu
■■ the
" " ,1
Kiiii' convention
eiiiiveiiuoii chosen wit
a '.n.
delegate
make love "'•'■I li|;o to crabs
see tx
Jjtwy«n.4i>oit#d thy vunar.,
i pf it.
pendtincy o f an ^ro«ndro«i4 tiot ful- the iuhuu iu full vixw.
thoroughly oOBXtTuctivo i-ffmts feo()
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LOANS
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To Our Patroni
and Friends:
XXe lind Dial it will he nvressary lor iih to m-hdl «'
worth of additional equipment ii:l(* r"*1
muuy more experienced employes In he able t" iP'*1 " )<l
s.iuie high eliisK work and service that has liiiill ,a|r ^l,u,
D umisiiikI dollars
\\ e find that it will lie ir-veHsiiry for us to ili'*'"nl'nM'
iharge aerounts in order to he able to improve «ur
,vou. Xfler Augiisl 2Mlh, all deliveries will tre cash.
\\e will nppreeialc a cunt inun Don nf >„ur (,atr«n»Kf
will at all times give von the very best in Dry < h-aninfus a bundle every week.
Royal Cleaners & Dyersi
■HI.',-7 hkist 2nd Street
1,,wn' U *
We Are Having
I Hundreds o f Calls
:
...for..,
Furnished Homes and AparlniiMils
R E A L R E N TIN G SERVICE
I List Your Property
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couple of them holding hands.
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DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
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Phone 713
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MRS. FR ED S. D A IG E R , SOCIETY EDITOR
N E W S O F W OM EN G LE A N E D FR O M - ' Mrs. Deas E n tertain s
F o r Mrs. M cL au gh lin
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A L L O V E R TH E W O R LD
On Tuesday E ven in g
Where Women Can't Smoke
The seventeen venr-otd nncess
NKW YORK, i,V>- Women „.;»N
^ententMTii. Kwitzerlie wen smoking in almost oil mi), r r , " l
*■ with the Queen nnd King,
lie pluccH in New Ymk. Lui ||IU
<i»y
<t,"elu'ii pierpimt 1liberty in miinoliniOH curtailed o. !!"' !''r 1,1 1,1,1 11,1miner and did
IM;m"t."m * limbing a hunt the
" brills* !l1 :t
s,,,m ,,H ltu’ i-it.V Ii mil a me |m-se,t Rhone ) .Inner, Stu ernssed tile
j„lm K. Mot- [On one of the principal railroad l.rimse) nnd Furka
IMPosses and
[women who invade the miisi iiln,
the si'owv dop. with
Birthdi.v pii ni ■ precincts of the smoking . or h - the Queen.
I liaeter (I. E. S politely hut firmly requested le,
the trainmen to leave.
lijuuitr Templi*
Heun Of Swimmers
Virtuj,u|iti]ils ot t :.W
Irinh Folk Du tiring
~~ learned Umt it iilnv" 'posses *the
ef the bride s DUBLIN,
(/!’) Miss Elizabeth l
1,1 nil women swimmers Madf>| S t e W l i r t . 11H e l l Hurchenul, eluiirmnn of the Amen- j ,l,,,p ''livelier Despie/, in taking
Jrlie"villi' Avenue. eon Folk Donee Society. told tliet out h,‘ r ticket for the municipal
Kdi)
Rotary (Tub in Dublin-that her <.r 1■'wimmioif Imlhs at Tourcuing, a
1
Stephen Pierpont, ganizitiun
was keen t.. pul Iri h ; " ,KV manufacturing town m north
e clerk lit her
dam inn ill the forefront of rI,.- |, l " Pramo, yaw her age as oighIavchip* honoring |folk dancing movement. She wants lv ' ''H and the date of her birth
kidhiiinlil.
|to bring Irish donees to Amerieu ! asAugust 12, 1S.'t'.*.
|and took it speeial course in [us|t Madame Desprcz belongs to the
dances.
swimming profession. Her father
arrivals
She said she never saw such joy was ;t swimming teacher, mid sh<>
learned tram him at the age of
as that expressed in Irish dam
Linolr
jnir. Major Hr,van Cooper, a mem lour. Her husband was awarded
[Ukehind: M.
several medals for savin* life from
her of the Mail, advocated the
H, ( ellms, Lako- tablishmenf in Ireland of a t,,IL 1drowning.
Dhvis. Hirmiittf- Dance Society to eo operate wh h
~
Jlii'uy, Winter the Gaelic J/euguv
as hums Aid llenllh
It. Lin .1 hair and slum skirts as
Lnksley. .Inrksonpmuti, Richmond;
Sits Yith Men At League
,l" mtluenee on the health ,,f worn
RESIDENCE T E L E P H O N E : « 7 -W u’
*■ .«M
M RS. H O U SH O LD E R IS H OSTESS
BRIDGE IN H O N O R OF V ISIT O R
iti
- 1C onvicted S heerriff
AT
Will Be \ Paroled
The handsome home of Mra. Er purple leather shopping list. Mrs,
nest Housholder was abloom with Housholder presented her guest of
quant it ics ltf zinnias in the vary honor with u green leather bridge
hag as a memento of the occasion.
ing shade ' and fragrant ruses and
When the tables were cleared
ferns on Tuesday afternoon when [after tbe card game, refreshments
she entertained a few friends at consisting of a delectable salad
bridge complimenting Mrs. Norma course were served by the hostess,
King McLaughlin of New York, assisted tty Mrs. Floyd Palmer and
who ns the guest of Mrs. Robert Mrs. F. E. Rounnllat. Mrs. R ay
A. Newman is being extensively mond Key ami Miss Rosa Cray asentertained.
sisted tlie hostess in collecting the
Of except ion:i I enjoyment was scores.
thp game of In idge played during
The afternoon was one of excepthe afternoon, the scores for which tionnl pleasure lo the guests a m
were kept on tallies Imnd-paiiitcd was one of the most delightful of
with pretty summer girls.
The a series of social courtesies with
first prize, a lovely Venetian vase, which this charming visitor has
wits won by Mis. W. J. Thigpen, |been honored.
There were four
while Mrs. Rolu 11 A. Newman was tables of players, the guests la
the lortiiiiiite one in cutting for eluding only the intimmu friends
the consolation prize, which was a of the honor guest.
Kritertainiu* in her usual charmin * manner, Mrs. li. R. Deus was
hostess Tuesday evenin* ut her
lovely home in Rose Court complinientfliK Mrs, Norma Kiu* Mel,au*hlm of New York City.
The spacious rooms were adorn
ed with briskets and howls filled
with zinnias, roses and other sum
mer flowers, the deeper shades bein* emphasized,
Potted plants
were also used tn advantage.
A most enjoyable Kanie o f duplieate bridge was played during
the evening and at the conclusion
of the guine, the prize winners for
north and south were Mrs. Mc
Laughlin and Robert A. Newman,
while Mrs. \V.
Thigpen and
Judge Sharon vCore the lucky ones
for the Fust and West players.
The Indies were were given hand
some Italian vases, while the men Truth
KLAN PERMIT CUANTED
Seekers H old
received bridge curds. The hos
tess presented her guest of honor' Business Session
A t' washincton. Aug. -lv nvi
with a box of French stationery. T l l P M i ' H w u l isit f M i i n m h ! A >,, rn,it to narmle without masks,
l i l t . I V i e u U H H M t l l U l t n Sept. HI, has U-eu granted the Kti
Following the prdsentation of
the prizes, the hostess assisted by
her daughter. Miss Camilla Drat,
served n tempting salad course.
f Tampn
i .i ' n h o n , i , p i
D a m e F . i i t h ! ! , ! ! . , m ' ' ,' l l " ,! , i 7 T l
V " unnual
Tho-e enjoying the cordial hos
I.vttletim, who will ir., t., «. n.-v,t
“ 1 1,""!1,1,1‘ "“'‘tv pitality ol Mis. Deas were: Mr i.
as n memlier of Hriturn's doleg;
Norma King McLaughlin, Judge
I''ine Fitslihm," ile. lares tie1 mid Mrs. .lames <1. Sharon, Mr, mi l
(nii; A. D Clark - j tinn to the Assembly >.f the league
li R Kinitial, of Nations, is no stranger t.. ;t(| report, "would appeal to Imvi* ink Mrs. Robert A. Newman, Mrs.
In, I’aliitka; W. N. ministrativc and diplomain' work. *'n i otinsel with tile t.nii\ IlyReiH. Forrest Lake, William Lake, Dr,
I o mieil v in inan v ways the vn*
E. S. 1lunnignii : Three years ago she was licit I.lines
and Mrs. Samuel Pnleston, Mr. and
of feminine modes struck Mrs. W. J. Thigpen and R. R. Deas.
|\y. Pittman, Jack- ish substitute delegate to the Leu
"
I Klux Kino by the District of Co
lumbus i ommissioiicrs.
The monthly hu-iiicss meeting
o f the 1ml li Seeker* Class of the
Mclhodi'-t Sunday School was held
Ancient Battle-Axe
",
,
! Jacksonville Unis
asked,
' Raving 18 city streets.
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TO YOlTIt OIL
VIA W E I.A KA
Mrs. Holly, J r„
“.hug Hie summer
"b- Mr mid Mrs. J.
NJ R Steivart and
kuc ieiurrieil home
r the week end in
tlm guest of the
i#r.
Il*"i - ami Mrs. F.
'triftirigliairi, Ala.,
ar-
tv ria-siluv for an in*,l,l me pleasantly
crmimile.
‘ “'"i -1 II. CollinB nf
Mthe day Imre Tues-
JT'L of i'bi, n(r0i ur.
or,l Isicsdav for
a
^ daVs on husinoSH.
^ "ml son of Jackamutig the husincKe
(cdy Tuesday.
> Vp11. who has been
o'C the past fortmillinerV. re■*ondav evening.
^f'tfd who has been
P^t three weeks at
Dh aiid
Waycroaa,
*te'k " ‘m , ‘
th p
h ,ttc r
J Jmies un(j Misg Le
w
‘"nong thoM
the ball
.
PARK APARTMENTS
Corner Park Ave. and Central Ht.
Elegantly Furnished
Each apartment consists o f living
loom, full size bed room, lire suing
it
.u T
Miss Mary Landgraf returned'
home Tuesday afternoon from But- i
tinmre. Mil.," and Wyoming. Del.,
where she has spenl
the past
month.
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Drummond
and child of Sarasota, arrived
here Monday for an indefinite
stay and nre stopping at the Sem
inole.
H. C. VIELE
JEWELER
Ink Magnolia Ave.
Amusements
j* r.fj
Ili:t Sanford Ave.
appearance and preservation o f materials.
'"W ash Suits" were made to '‘ w a sh :’ * Our Ion|[
experience has taught us the heat methods.
fKi
A trial will convince you ot our superiority in
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
11 p. m. --------TODAY
Another Roaring Comedy
“ POKER FACES"
With LauKn La Plant
I his work.
Phone 475 Today
(Our represen tali vs will call)
And Be (’onvi need
Coined)—“ Mitt My Dog"
Aesop’s Fables
Sanford Laundry,
THURSDAY
ItoanId Coleman and Blanche
Swt-el in
"Hia Supreme Moment"
See the enterlaiiiing love of
all nut ions in Technicolor.
Comedy—“ High Gear'*
Milam* Bevlrw
•TllK SOFT W AT Fit L A U N D R Y '
Office-Plant Nil) West 3rd Street
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Phone 461 -J
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NOTICE
Mr and Mrs. F. L. Grady and
baby. oL Valdosta, (ia., arrived m[
the city Monday for a brief stay,
and are* plemuntly located at the,
Valdez.
|=
509 First National Bank Bldg.
i
C h arte S ilk S ca rfs
Get Your Permanent Wave Now
WE WILL BE CLOSED FROM
AUGUST 29 TO OCTOBER 5
P. PAU L
G. A. Speer arid son, Vivian \ J r
Spctfr, ami Mrs.
Lucilo Lanier,
who have been in New York for
tho pust fortnight buying full
stock, sailed Tuesday
for San ]
ford. G. A. Speer will return toj
OUR WORKMANSHIP IS UNEXCELLED— OUR SERVICE
Hendersonville, N. C.p where his!
THE BEST— YOUR SATIS TACTION GUARANTEED
wife and son are spending the
summer.
L A D IE S !
Men who are interested In the latest fashions have remarked the popu
larity of the polka dot design.
Very attractive in this
cloth, Charte . . . with Its luxurious taffeta lining.
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416 Sanford Aye.
Milan* Theater Bldg.
Phone $91-W
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Will receive the care unit attention necennary for
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Belter for your motor
Apply
Mr. and Mrs. S. W Cash. Louis!
Cash, Miss Ruble
Bryant, and'
Glyn Bryant formed a parly from '
Fort Myers, spumling Monday,
here.
j
Tho many friend* of A. S. Wil
liam* who recently underwent un
ope ration ut tho Orange General
Hospital at Orlando, will be ln-
m*
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I Your Wash Suits
NEW UM'AITON
t Tt ir .
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E L E C T R IC ? >'
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VIA WEI.AKA
' •*•_ t -
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i‘iK
N. M. Lloyd left Tuesday from
(Tniidland Park, Gn.. where Mis.
Lloyd and daughter. June, are
spending the summer.
.Lr
Conault U« B*fora Wtrl»g
'
W anted-
The tally curds were of silver
mid were heart-shaped and adorned
with Colonial girls holding largo
purple fans. When these vvero
collected the prize for high score,
a set of bridge cards, was won by
Mrs. La Verm* Hurt. In cutting
for flic consolation prize, bath
crystals. Mrs. Fred Daiger was
the lucky one. Mrs. MrUughhn
was presented a set of bridge cards
as memento of this pleusunt morn
ing.
On the eard tables were flowcrlike holders of green nnd white fill
ed with pink and while mints,
which were enjoyed during tho
game. Punch waa served through
out the morning and after the
prizes hud been presented, a dain
ty icp course was served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. John R.
MacDonald and Mrs. 1*. C. MncMahon.
Mrs. Holden was nssisled in en
tertaining her guests by Mrs^.Iohn
R. MacDonald and Mrs. Ernest
Housholder.
Tho players were Mrs. Norma
King MacLaughlin. Miss Rosa
Gray, Mrs. Robert A. Newman,
Mrs. Albert l*. Connelly. Mrs E.
A. Dou-lass. Mrs. Forrest I-ako,
Mrs. Samuel I'uleston. Mrs. V .
J. Thigpen, Mrs. Harry Wilson.
Mrs. John R- MacDonald. (Mrs.
Ernest Housholder, Mrs. Georgo
Davis Hart. Miss Louisil DcCottes,
Mrs. Fred Dnigor, Mrs Raymond
Key, Mrs. LaVcrno Hurt, Mrs.
Alexander Vaughn.
DAYTONA BEACH
Visit Green Springs
30x3? CORDS
nciine-duv from At-
A. B. C. Bakery.^
Visit Green Springs
i
ADD
BUTTERSHIT #
BREAD :
Vpply at Apt. No. t.
dr
_p arc •viiecteil to
for
Miss Margaret Neal. ,,f Ui landoj dinette, kiti hen and bath Klvctil
arrived here Wednesday afternoon ■si refrigeration and cm /g g /in
and is the attractive house g u e s t 1
of Miss Mary Elizabeth Pub ston at 1eluded.
tier home m Rose ( 'onrt
Kates $t)H Dll and up per month.
parlors with an imnstiullv good at
tcndniu e
The number of visits, bouquets
of flowers mill trays for the sick
and shut in', reported by the visit
ing commit lee, showed that con
Htderalde interest hut! been muni- !
.k, I!ridReport; true of Nations mu! from l!i]7 to deeply at the roots of health mid
fgated in i lie work during the past
L«i.ta; •! 11- Hrndy >fl!»
Wits n deputy director o.'
v', 'lli,vof
Several other interesting
IKtlis. Aliiebuii; W. tJlhe
en'’s
braneli of
of the
tin Min- , J ' |)iy,"compression
the ov^
mjnenn
s hranel,
l,IE
1,u‘ v F u rth er Cut In T axes month.
of vital
reports were read, nnd a number 1
or 1
" ""
tthia. S. t i *•^1 istry of Agriculture, winch
...
.
"Rans and the limitation of free- Must A w a it P aym ent of important business matters were ■
Iridi K K. Shaver; gnnized
I ■the bind
She also l(,(im of movement,
discussed and acted upon, among ,
Jarksonville; K. served in iPd.t on the ( nvc I otii
*"ri, . , . n
.
( )f I)ebts Says M adden them being the election of Mrs. C.
Hut- missinn. which invest,*,,ted I lie ! fnri , :
m
*n
1
1
1
ml‘
'InviNc. ,].■\ .1Walsn
K
tornintions and diseases very pee
J. Hutchinson as class lencller.
Truile Hoard A< Is.
Irk, W
Vlllei’t III t he populutioa. Tlie dis
A social half hour was enjoyed ,
■
;
1
ieortft*
ksoitvill
11A l 11. Skill M'S. N. Y,, Aug. 2f>
appealance from the dress of *irls
ut the emu lusioil of business.
I
Princess As llirl (iuidc
i/Pi
Further
tax
reduction
in
pntillr, il, M, lion
ol i oustlic tin* devices sin h at
S Robert >
the
United
States
urns
await
the
T i l K IIACl'K, i Pi .lolly |in|.. corsel s and uniters has had
i
K Hutler ■Miliaria, heiress
to the Dut.lr very tfreat effect in improving funding of all the world war debts
jawed IIns country h\ other nations
throne, was nimm* the (iiil Dunles hot il |di\ suiue and lieall li "
who traveled third . la-, from th •
W eighs 300 Pounds
A lev tew of the period from in the belief of representative
capital to their summer camp, IH'.ill i,. 111.;.') shows the *radual ! Muddt n, Republican, Illinois
Itjunin
i
flaiPma Ileach; A. where they pus, ed a happy Imli decline in the death rule from ‘.it j Mr Madden, who was the over- TAM I’ A. Aug. 2a.--i/l'i- A stone
halieuh; W■ R- day conk ini; their o w n m e a l s a m i t n l(H )l) i n 1K!)(I t o 12 p e r MIDI) i n ! night guest of President Foolidge i battle-axe weighing more than :tut> jat the White House Camp Pine
! l iild.V
|llr: Mrs. II. Shep- caiinj! for taeir own camp.
j thinks no tax reduction program pounds anil measuring 29 inches in
M. H. KruJUt,
I should be laid f >r the forthcoming length, is on display in the office ,
|}; \V.VIcCullmiKh
session of Congress, al- of Secretary o f Sluts* S. (I. Me- j
btiniild ami wife, S A N F O R D B R ID E -E L E C T IS H O N O R E D Ii short
ITu* axe was brought |
though
it is his opinion that by the lA*ndnii.
IM
r. ami Mrs. W
here
hv
I
. Il Waller, on whose
time that Congress of Dec. PJ21 ,
BY M E S D A M E S DICKIN SON , B O R L A N D i comes
onicrv
into session the situation Oconee river farm in Putman •
county, (ieorgia, it was found more ,
,,
,,
Miss Kileith Stewart, u hridi - I
During the afternoon the guests may warrant ail effort at cutting than a cent ut v ago.
jIi), Mr- Km melt
(>f t d tn week, was ihe c harm- I hemmed tea towels which were lat luxes.
—
Believed at first to be a freak
|B. Iiuvsun, . I p - ing guest of honor Tucsd; v whin er presented tn the guest o f hotiMr. Madden is convinced, how
Mrs. J. M- Me- Mrs j , ................... mil Mrs. Jehu or. The main feature of tlie a ft ever, that future attempts at re of nntliie, the huge tomahawk was.
given over to the slate geologist
|U
>luikelaml ” p,‘‘ , Rori,mi] of Wavtross, (ia.. were
Wes the shower, which was duction should only follow com
for examination.
It was found
Vy spent the day joint hostesses ut a “ Spend-1lie-day I ernoon
presented by Misses (Tarn Brav plete adjustment of the foreign
that the stone had been shaped and 1
Iwith friends.
i party,” and miscellaneous shower and Evelyn Edwards, in the form debt situation.
the groove for the handle m t by
j given at the handsome new home, of a huge flower basket, which
human hands. Tin* geologist de- j
Jll II Hill of At o f Mrs; Dickinson in Orlando. The: when opened disclosed gifts of all
Mrs, Norma King McLaughlin, dined to comment on the probable *
Dii
-ts
included
i
nly
the
most
mkinds
for
the
bride's
new
home.
|h u ''!•'> to a rr iv e
of New York lily, who Ims been n*r<* of the retie
lx Tin- guest s of ('mate friends of the I........ gu:ist.[
Mr„.
Dickinson received
her extensively entei Diineil here dur
H.ft. t li i er HoUS
I his palatial home wits opened guest - weal ing a most becoming ing the past Iwo weeks (is the
•Ho A vi (iisiiile '.o l nio I beaut 11nil v dee ^port frock of poinlre blue flat gliest of Mrs. Robert A. Nevvmull,
Ii.li
or.ted with ervitul ba-kels ami f
|, ,,,,,,'lie- of lose pink.
at her home in Rose • onrt, left
I bowls filb d wile e\ipu-ite pm't
Mis. Holland' lovely frock was Wednesday afternoon for Orlando
radiiniee
roses
and
feathery
sprigs
j
of old blue voile combined with where she will remain until SntIE. II ltd g and t wo
IJr., ami Robert o f asparagus lem s, forniing u ' return hire worn over flesh satin
il is Ili v with her son uiui wife, Mr.
I'aliit'-J'iv mnniiug lovely setting for this di ligiitful i
Miss Stewart vn - gowned in a and .Mrs C.-orge
Me. l.uugldin,
a
f
fa
i
r.
|r bi'iit I land and
new fall
three-piece model of leaving Sal unlay morning to teIn tie* sun piill or with is fur beige ........
Vurk t'Ue where
vvoin over rose snme tier vv■■i K us social service
nishings nnd hangings of gold mid satin.
a rr«-ril li.
Her chic hul was n close director
green, it prettily appointed punch filling model of rose felt.
M Mm.iiik and table was placed and here through
Mrs. Hairy T Kent and Mrs.!
lit the di.y delicious fruit punch * Miss (Turn Bray's Dork was of
■lo<* and John
was
served" bv Mrs. John Borland. , white crepe do chine with trim- Howard C. Long are spending this
itil Inline Monday
At 1 o'clock ■> tempting buffet I mnigs "I tiny hn-ncli rose buds.
week at the S/.old Apartments at
>oinls in Alabama,
Helicon o f fried chicken, cr e a m -1 Fashioned of
white georgette Daytona Bauch.
I and Illinois where lunche
ed potatoes, petit pots peas in and luee over satin vv.ts the Duck
1past i\ weeks,
timbals, Imt rolls, olives, frozen worn by Miss Evelyn Edwards.
T, C. Carlson has returned home i
The day was one ot exceptional
ice
11. I’ Wilson of fruit salmi, siiltines, brick
from
an extended trip which in 1
Ithe <l.i v here Mon cream, cake and punch were serv pleasure, and was mie ol the most eluded Atlanta, (ia., Philadelphia,1
J A C K Ilim iX fl, H e a r * ■ • ■ r a lly *
delightful
of
the
senes
o
f
pre
ed
by
lilt*
two
Ine
t
esses.
Topping
ni the latter's
Pa., and Washington, D. C.
116 K. Second St.
iF’.ilmc,. el Ilnilte to the iocs were stiekups in hi idol d e nuptial affairs with which Misv
,‘stevvart is being honored with.
PHONE RJ4
wlii'tc they will signs.
Miss Klizulicth Knight and Miss
W
'rt kHelieccu Stevens motored to (Ir
Mrs. It. K. Tuckucli. Miss hath
Itindo Wednesday afternoon where
Is It*dn 11 I lel'lldoll Deliu’litful
1’ai'ty Irf eri lie Tack a rll and ( ul'l l uc kac)l liny attended the hall game,
t—
■vi* n-i in ai d liome
home Wcdm ulay
Dnni
rFhis M orning returned
|llr wlictc they spent Given
l'Vrmindinu when* tIn-v have l>et ii
Luke Thompson motored to IP
F or Mrs. M cLaughlin visiting as I In* guest ot Mr--. I-.. htiidn
Wednesilay afternoon where
Molai.
lie attelnh-d the hall game.
I D W oodruff
The Ladie Parlor at tin* Monti*I are c <|,i, ti*iI to re
C. M. Hand left Monday for
illmfn ii points in zumii, with its fin Mishinas of cool (Tniidland,
(in . where la* will spend
“t'l'ihg I'uioute liouie green wicker, together with num
a
week
with
his family at then
erous
baskets
and
howls
of
red
fill", V
where
lim'd summer home.
tin1 gue-ts o f the radiance roses and deep
combined with greenery,
■B,Mi and Mrs. F. zinnias
was 1110*4 inviting
Wednesday
Mayor Forrest Luke loft lviemluy
moi'iiiim when Mrs. W. lb Holden fur piunls in Rhode Island and
Young Lad) to
Uw "SINCLAIR" Has
eliterlaim'd at bridge compliment Now York where In* will spend I"
II U. Miss M11- ing Mrs. Norma King .McLaughlin
Full of eager power
days.
Work
in
Jewelry
Store.
• and Ml's. Rob
o f New York City.
SINCLAIR OILS
ot TU t*wm . , y 'J
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 5 — (/TVImmiulinto parole of Don t'hafln,
former sheriff of Logan county,
West Virginia was approved today
Two loaves for th* {vlo* o(
bv the Department of Justice.
A. B. C. Bakery, Dayton*
.Fcnvirted in 1924 on a charge
of., conspiracy to violate the pro
You’ve Tried th* Rest N *w ‘t,f^
lubition act. Chafln was sentenced
Try the Best
’
to two years in Atlanta, and fined
BUTTER SPLIT BREAD
IDl.OOO.
..... with full size Murphy laid,
Moinlav ........... hi Ihi* church
It's The Talk
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Caine By Innings
pr .i »■". *"
1‘ irst [ nnine
V ia u poppi-d P . M illibar,
F u ss
was sa fe when W ilso n Inst B n itoy's throw In f ir I, I'n x w alked,
~‘ w“ * —“ ” **• 1F ii H‘1 scored mi P etrie's sin g le t<*
*renter, I'nx
Innk
lliinl,
Wells
I grounded in front nf tile
; Allnii tossed him mil, Abrams
I walked, I'nx uinl I r i » * smri'il mi
TmkiT’ti single In right, Johnson
n cl
M y C T S >..Ui-M In short. Twn lots, three
‘/iSf^jt
m'
C a rd in a ls Ousted From
F ir s t P la c e B y Pirates;
Redlegs Tied For Second
Games Today
F L O R ID A S T A T E L E A G U E
Tampii at St. Petersburg.
ItrinliTitnii at ttnrnsotn.
Fori Myers at Lakeland.
Sanford at Orlando.
N A T IO N A I. L E A G U E
Itrooklyn at Pittsburg.
,\ew Ynrk at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Jliislnii at St. Louis, y
,
KREMER HURLS Dixie Grid CoacJ
BUCS BACK T 0, W ill Soon Asseni
TOP OF LEAGUE play ers For Trail
Tin* Reds heat the ( lim it s l! to ft.
The Clueago Cubs
showed no
1ac ii v to til*' Phillies, winning two
, cmiies nine tn four and nine In
n .
I lint lllllg.
( n. ds Break K>t*u On .........
Kam stopped all lint mil' colllest
lls o n
A MERIC A N L E A G U E
in the American. Crowder held St.
St. I.ntti' at VVashiiiel'ui.
Lniiis to ’I hits until the seventh
j
l i ' ii- l i' V ground In l hr pitcher,
< hicnifo at 1‘hiladtdphia.
and Washington bent
hack
the
t ii'W'liiinl at New York .
lllov.tts
II
to
li.
Ill'll nit at Itnslon.
Frank Frisch, Captain of the 1
BKAMFNTMN, Aug. 2ft.— (AT !
Cialits
wlici left his team in St.
.Second Imum:
- .“ Mixie” Parker, manager of
Hie Bradenton husehttll dull, to |
Louts last Saturduy, because of
i Frmiil'li' fmih'il In Allan, Vintl
ness, plans to rejoin I lie chili. He
1popped in E r is b ic , Enss
funned,
dav 11'iiti'tuiei‘d what is the t i l l
a\ there is nulhinp tn the torv Chir.TRo Caphires 'I’wu Kroni
i Nil Inis, un runs, tin i rr«i-i.
all slur team picked
for
the
'ii.it tic had a iiot argument with
I’ hillies Iiv Heavy llillim *;
I liiiiilin r
grounded in T in k e r ,
Floiula Stale League,
Ills p’ it Craw.
( tin,Icy walked, In Inli* sceoml, A I
)e, t ion I"I low's :
Wilson Ha gs MMh Homer
hn
I i ' i c t t Scott,
short slop,
lli'ii f.iiiin d, W,Ilium funned.
Nn
M" - n e i . 2h, St. Petri .Inn g.
bp
v I.,
‘ .'ll ret unit <1 to I lie U lilt c
Ilil •', [III I mis. III, lTrill':1.
I't
i-dne, s, San 11a d.
if.
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■< ,i" innate
.
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lion.•
.
it,
iiford,
I hiril Iinline
Belli till - 1 end v pit' hill)* l.v l.'.iv
!
i ' . • jo ••■inImi in I n i ,
I'"I rir i
lii a/.,ei, If, I akeaml.
II Ii d II e d
l\ i <incr,
I’ d t Inti idi
Blown. II. St. I’. li'i liitig.
■M i n i ......... I'll Ml" I'll'.
’A,II j Iti'il H nnuer llh tn k s (Jrmvtirs
I tie
III on), I v tl. III to I. I 'll dtl \
I ' III,' 'I. A Ill'll III I I I I •i| In I ) 11III III I '
Mot an, ■di. I*ot't .uyi'l
In I'irsl (diine, ii-O, While
111 t olh et imI Mufti'll s i let ti
Punt,
I lllf h ll . fin » nil , I in I I I III
x
Bill ne . ! Ii, lira'll ntnn.
four
opposing
pitcher',
ivluh
<i i v
o ff
| Kelly Holds (iulls Stifely
L»iiriit»i|
H 11 nil
)»i mi mil il in A In’ini ,
|,in key , e, Si. Pi t* rslmrgll.
nier yielded lint five hit-. Bur
v.
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ft>
Pete
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ii
Through Seeond Conlesl
f
I',"11 11 v pi.ppril In With'. I'll Ini'
Kelly,
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Bardeoton.
leight C lrimes
i m i - i wa: toiielied
lotlelied for liv e
‘ )5il* ru ,T4{
J f '• Inability lii rn|i' tin- I'jiihhitn f lull'll In renter. ’ .'I Ilil. , nn inn .,
I ’eel, p, B la d e .lio n .
In' tlin'd
et
lin n in the
tint'd uiiiuig
in n in g and iretired
1 '■ ■ ■ "iftm
, •w
o fi ■ fun
mi in tlii> two i'iimi nf y<
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SAUAS.OTA, Fla., Am'. 2a. t/l*i
lin i'l l "I .
Ui! on, 11, Sanford.
under f ile nl' mud her liv e r till rat
•. slliktif 4jJ
F in n ill lim in e
Sarasota rplil a dmdile hill with
y’ttrdfcV'f duubDt,coder proved Me
Sploiil, p. Lakeland.
ly in the :.ui i ceding fram e.
'■ awi'itikEjJ
dowafnll of the <’elerv I’ •il i, nml
Tinker Iniltii'd, John,mi fmini'ii, It mill' ti t■>n here ’I'nerilnv, winniiiK
\ me , p, <)i lamlo.
S' ore hy inning
. i "Id
'!'') oiatei'
Orlapdo tnok ilm league l»*ml**r - I'Tniiihii' f nun'll. Mn liii , nn run , the firil prime 2 to 0 in II imunpu
v Bat'iir , now i. with Tampa,
B ro o klyn
100 000 000 I ft
I'M
and In inp the "I'cmid, 2 to I. The
lia.ing
heen
old
to
the
Smokers.
|lPcfrom lln> Incut li, cupping l!n* nn errm .
Pitt
hill
gli
0
0
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ftoo
0
0
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10
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Wiisliiiii'loii (ie ls Ksirly l.ettd
1g hjilth' :iinl t n n i . i l m sir
Ilillll.'l VV.'iM'rd, f ' 1 nw i• )'I niilnh'il ••i*i mid I'aiae was called at tin* end Three Smoker Kims Millie By
U itti't te ■ 11i inn , Ft liai ip , W 11
On Nevers While Crmvder
In h ,|*l. I til in .'I 11to I, I'l'iiiid, I tun
of. ■evi nl h ai i mint dnrknesa.
Halters Who Are W alked;
' *Mtf
ham . Bottler
and
lla tgta w I ll
Jdlh Wil*-i»ri !♦ I ill M '■« 1 *-cb
l.ll I 'ln n in liil lo *I>11<I m ill Mill,la
Holds The Browns S afely; h 11 met mil ' out h
Fir.I fin me
K
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Is PnuniLed Hard Bat
p ^ V i n yw li'n liiv, ■’
■ *" <i .1 ‘ \ v • i ,1 11" lif in i Im p m id llu n w ii JIIMIlKN'HiM A It It II p n A
"I'ltfU l
! 1b* I
Crowder Helps With Slick
l a s t Kit11il ini' Helps Him
i 11 ,i I f;.. !•
.1 m il (■ , I "
a r»
u
; cel lent hull.
Tin < i.H "M
I ' mih 'v
m gled In Fllioit, : t ,
Secinid
(
ai
dimils
Mi
op
I
o
Mold
lr lac ten fiv e Ilil s III f III ' ill'll I'I •li in, •"i:i " i . I iiiiili.ii' Mil mil at third
n <1 ii i
' r cm
In cli l ■ hi
U ' A S I I l \ ’ C T O N , A u g , 2ft
t/l-i
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l.d t IS , -yin*. , ft. t/Pi SI.
I'LTKKSHUKC, FLA., Aug.
'4n d but for ;i single 11iniin' ■■ iNI •••.J" ii Ii" at I i'iii 111"il 'n i ; h h.irk a II i i
ti a
it
1 '.vti U
Parker.
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Monday
t o n v e rtiu g hases nn
not tlent l l i r i ynrim ' in b b c i
I In 1111 1 •Iv In .it 11 ■ 111 lim in'.
I lim Kieha id
:t
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I ad t o d e f e a t t h e S t . I . o i t i s B l o w n i I II I po It loll, llf'lpp* ll Ii." 1. into a
" llflo r I ■’rom he, *ii lu ll'l l im i li i
: tai
1 U ii :: 0 0 balls and bit hat - men into rum .
\li in
K e lly , i f
ei oitd plat "
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a
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with
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Hu i 1.i -1
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! I ’altr, Hi
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Aug.
2ft.
I/Pi
S
a
iu
ta
here
T
o
es
ho II
nf
imm*
vi in n li
It :t:i
1 u 1 2 0 <1 i it- w ith Mu
1 Bin t on, 1 1
i r w ith Bo ton I 2. ntnl ti >.
T'lte
i i . i t t g i , Cto W 'ler h a v i n g h e l d t l i e i a
Wilt'll .lames .1. Corbett gels il opt I
hack 1in w min i i t 15c i ii
t D 1 2 :t 1 day afternoon hy w in n in g the mm
a nniiiugt.
‘ T u rin *,
(
'iin
tim
ils
dropped
m
in
t.hird
place,
H
id
s
i
VlMltll.
1
• ix h it ■■ u n til
elm on the iaw lie fights lun k. lie
bcorvli'HH fm imi gum*
lin
1 II 0 0 u (1 oiid gam e, ti to .'I. T h re e T a m p a
Peel, p
l.cortia
I"4i
look ite- o t . And " i In* is trying to pie
,i d nngio n rim » w en seui r il In mono ntat ily wtieii Btislm t
at thnl Ii i m
t iliiji were tented hy p la y e rs w h"
At
I
In
I
in’,'
rulj
j
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l
if
t
gam
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loti
advanved
to
pilehod
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Kriii*
ibr
six
n
o
tin
g
’
vent .lack Meinpsey and Gene Tun
JlhfMl h i'f" !i'
li
l lo HU 1 I
I ml w alked, w Inle a fourth marker
I ni ill
II
hoi I , W illia m ',
only
I- I'r'.’i vanity
I ■ eeontl place tie wTietl they over
ft.
vm -■ , Brow n reel n il.
nry
light
mg
for
the
tile
lie
nine
r in Hit' h'.ij'in
•
man.
Im
i
tut
wa made l.v a
X ll'ilie nut will'll w i n n i n g i
h "t i In '" " li vrait'
loed In Muane .
A lt It it PO A !*: eiime a liv e nut lead to w in the held himself.
1 I.oitis
^jtiie fil I Imi" lli
All K II 1*0
i 'o i ed.
on m o l .
W oi dt oi i
ml
TAMPA
;t 1 0 0 l eetilid eoritest ot I lie eig hth lie
r»
i
la
m
odt,
If
Biihlaukvil
hi ii
t ot licit eliiitii'i an exclusive right i hniupinu inn team
SA R ASO TA
Alt R II PO A
tl
Inning
1 I
P ittsb u rg h and C in c in n a ti
lle liic k e .
t ti 1 1 1 ii j tong.
It Utce, 2 li
fear.
0
I)
I
to
promote
a
Itetiv
vwetgliL
title
ft (t
II 1
■1
In r ig id , W e lls MjItlM' It, i f
t
T in n e r , ‘2 h
ft t t !i U 0 won th e ir respective gam e today. contest ill the exposition stadium, I liati l'"r iisiny )«n
M ter, Ih
JOIIU SllCl riV' fu]
lift;* "I
1 1 ft
>»
ft "
tl H iller, i f
Inin lo ffn iid , M il'll IIIH I Ini aii k,
C ii aaii k a wtl! hm
ft
S
t
a
a
lo
n
,
ef
3 tl (1 2 D II | Sem e hv H illin g s'
t'ot either liaiil Will1 iniiiiii
ami having conferred with on at
ft it 1 10 I
II ,\1* M anus, 2 b
l)
a tloi'il
11 il ", T in k e r A r iiiit lin a g , II.
tiai'i. t ii I . ik' ki
I
'f i r s t ' c a m ; :
Lee. i f
•1 II (I :t ti (1
in tiiu fn i iiiiiinr o f tin
I
loi
ney
here,
tie
wants
an
in
junc
2
:t
ft It
1)1
tn linl'I.
tine lot, Un U c i l l o M , If
H
I
is exp t. it i the
OIH) (IDO i ill 2 X ()
l.lip e /, e
1 1 a*« 2 1 II I tost lilt
:
i
hang,
e
itigarne. Viau n|ii'iii,il the gam*
ti
tion to keep Tex Rickard and hi.*
(lio 'a n , 2h
ft I
II
I III' , on el i ni 'l.
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0
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B
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c
f
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F i isliie .Meitonald. rf
I)
lllf
H a lii'i'ic
Benton an il T a y lo r ; as.ei-Taut promote] * from carrying SI VI It
B la i'k 'd o ik , If.
I
1 t 1 2 ] 1
tidied In Bail , and \Vd no I l i a liv k lie d tn T in k e r,
Gerber,
ss
out
H
eir
fig
id
ptogram.
li (I
heat not Miller, e
0 \ l M'l" , p
II
Mit. Ik)
7 ah ci ■lit
fi Mn r.le l. Mi v am le r am i i P F a r r e ll.
B arnes, 11>
it
2 0 2 ti
then hag,
liar h I hi' to s gel popped In l i n t , lliin ia
The loi al boxing pi muni im; firm I *1.1,11.
l ti
tl
a lim it In 11dl'd, lie tide : cru u il. T h o rn e , ;!h
0
K u r t /, 11
2
U (1 it u it ii
from liitn.
Cox drew fri
It.lil'lll, 1*
o f Taylor and Giutm. . which also
1 a <i n
Ih m h a r
fo n e il Bourn r, p
“■'I* I
ml et VII
I .C n .N li G A M P .
t D D n u 0
W illia m s, x
[irtntinn, ami I'etrie fin g lo t 'io w * w alked,
had cbopo'il an I'.T n ive arrange
, .. i.'Sd
W a lla .
Total
ill li 7 27 I 1 I H arg ra v e , u
1 U tl II
1.11 HDD DUD
ft Ml 2 nieiil to •'aid ii'1 hold oi th" tail
lo center to More Fil : t 'l owo at ■ i t'ond. ttin h it, no runs,
1 l
ton
:!2
I'.'t
2
M
t
T o ta ls
T*1
M ah.i'
thtiil fulfi ll iced, nod A In am , III. , el I ol i .
D ill ODD 0 2 \
li ID D
Lour.
oiio ooo ooo oo
o ST. PKTF’ B'C Alt It II PO A K
Him. iimioome- tint il lia foinied Iv 0 ,
Bl'lidt'i.l on
N c re n lli lo isiiig
Utontlonaliy walked In gi L IMI
. i 1'. 1 21 i 1 1
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X ti.ll l i| 1"1 \ l VM III ftil*.
Kt i i d i a l i , A h m u it i e r
I ay lot . I" )"'•
\ioii on, amdln r I'hiliith I
TIlH " ha'.i lid . 11"gau. S.'n i i Ih.vle, /I,
1 :: i
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field, pci mitt H e i ..• jhd I, ,i 1no ..... j 1 i ■ . I'M . \ i . iu
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t'l’ l i a- oi lilt e.
i.undi d 111 lire-, I'eel.
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o
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c v e ra l d a y s of lo o k in g
I , un el
•ii ha i
H i. teuton, 12; Sara ol t Allen.. I
......... 1. 1It!" lot . li"
l
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o
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M
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,
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It*
ds
Make
It
ot I Bmniei
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't La i on hall
o', er d i" for a new I ra in in g ra m p
11
I
' taint I
o f Ml"
: t 1 II 2 ''
H. H a it i. , 21*
I' nun i e A git i and Wen v Auslin, lli
l" i t u n a ry , B illy G ilr oti, the d ia l
II
|.o|i|>"I I " l i l t , A III II hit I 'e< I
Cl NCI N NAT 1, A tig j. 7 ft.. t/P
I
s hit'll
Pekriu. left, field"!' nf 1 1ii .'i 'tot ,
0
1
tl
I
then
ft
l
1
Iv. R ici , rf
iiTMliagt'l . ha .se!eelei| the
i . Tina1 2; I ft.
11v I " le tt, W illia m a pnppi d
t in; mind i made il t wo ' 11 nip ht Ic ii’o I
I
Block, ■■
t
I nim
grabbed o f f hot li th" I" Idiot’ and
i'l
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,
a'ft
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tut
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11 mn Nevv 7 oi l hy
Liti.111111’ , p
it
I’ ltli*.
1
I’
a < l.
t i It l'i o o d a y ' g a i" ,G o s lla , i 1
Seroutl C a m e
I t Olid lu n g , I 'll , neat' III" Mels
II
I to il, pr on ip illv
I licki'V, x
I
'» H 1 f1
oil
tttrtg lltrci 'fill
I-1
i
i
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II Pi) A F.
B K M tK N T D N
A lt
to tting,
l.tiipe
I ii: Ii IIi Inning
wni" W it* g Gan. T iimiey i due
I liro np ll I iin e ly
"
I
J
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limb
i
'nn
(1
i
t
i
jii’
ii
U hll'I'l', .1:
2 I 1
1 I '2 11 T o t a l.
t
while Scot I gave
I the lam p in-'-.I I ne day, Mcinp
•I ru id a loin' I tv t i I llUtlf.rl . Pll.oll, 21*
:t id 2 . id
imtfS ill III" field u .1 M I I
.ivh Xl(
II j i I I ovt * d m i n ' t e l :
l"t<
■
i
ml
i
1
1
1
:t
u
2
II
1
T
a
te
,
.
,p
|,.d
l'i
W heeler, .'III
o nly "i *. Mel i i aw sh ifte d In line
'•■V has Is "ti ;d in , new cuinp at
.'I ll" " i d ' l l . Well
p
p llin rtil»’h " i t i a . ‘
x halted for L im n in g in '.Oh.
1 2 *1 1 (1 II up by •e lid in g (Ml lo left
1 2 I
( ’row 'll i , 0
field, Atlantic l it', for the last two days. In '.* - .
■’ail
I!i ti ley, Mu a m . fanm’d. No III!
.........*
I tfjl Ip
fititi'i Ii ui
in the fittirl
iionng ol i lie
T lie lo.in iif rli|i
itDD ODD I (12 <’•
:*. ii n 2 ' u 0 T am p a
Kirhurd: on. i f
no i un no ettor
Al llai i i’ lnti'g, Governor Pim hot
■1 K e lly to si" olid amt T e r r y to f ir t
: <mdjgnni«,vvati
a IllCe
m
* " * --------lo t id V
ft
2
p
Uniyi
i it \ o' I hr
12
27
H
II
It
1
S
t.
P
e
te
rsb
u
rg
001
n
o
non
:l
l
T
o
ta
ls
1
u
W'd
on
........
idl'd
lo
first,
lien
Kelly, (i
Iia removed Charles Fred While,
I'M’ *'.
ft ■Friable Hlurred aliehl 11.i
ly
.0 III' " ill I
Dim
2
i
;
mnti
v
tlllll
I)
t)
u
i 1
7
If, till'd lo light, I' I i .tile grounded Ruhr, ll.
Tw o base h its , A lv o rsn n , M cii- St. Loin
l" t'.f" liL*1t’lln-r of tile tale at tl
Setit'e hy in n in g s 1
^Jbeau. taking 10
Itatil ilia
.I a M'
M l ' l l l Ilil
u n 1) H ii'k r, l.npe/.. Stolen base, Kn:P/., W a: lo n g i" ii
120 n 12 mix \\ New Y o rk
2
n
;j
;*
'.*
Itnrrnn,
if
to
i.
oml
No
Ints,
no
mm
,
nn
ei
DUD
(IMI
002
W
h
ile
b
i
n
I
'
o
t
i
i
l
i
l
i
~i*.n.
In
cause
kHlUillitit n itingle hold.If
utirdy d I
I
emu
11
in
t
3 1 l 1 n 0 S a lv n t /. S e e rifie e s, S n lv a l/. Km tz.
Tw o l a " lot , Nev* IS S i’hsiri):, < on m u n ii
Till
IIW
1
.
ss
i
or
(ID
x
1
C
I
020 III I
'll I'D
I'll ill lu lle d boxing in Mi"
[iddf A hrnm ’n ilrive m th.
te ria l.
:t u n a u (1 Left on hase, T a m p a *!; S t. P eters Mytr. Slot'll lin e, (ioslitl, .lodge.
Peel, If
N iul li hilling
Scott
and Snyder. lll'W Ji'l |'M .
B a lle r ie
V . o f the Heeonil game u a
Five If*-i;ltl.11 (lift’l l
Socrifiei
l i m n , Tate, Meneely , I angle and H a rg ra v e
v>
l
iul,et
Mud
to
Ihuttim,
.lohn-on
bu
rg
X.
Base
on
h
a
lls
,
o
ff
K
u
rt/.
I
;
feature o f the ilav.
F iv , "i urn Hill bf*
K 21 <; a ! . sinning I. S tru c k out. hy K u rtz Myer, Mill, i, II. Rice. Left on base,
1
l
del
III,*
v
>
.
I'roniliie
was
sat"
on
T
ot'
V;
J''irnl Came
111* l."ii' aii... "He 1*1
II PO A F, 7 ; I.a lin in g 2 . H it hy pitcher, hy St. Loin h; Washington X. Ba-"
l i< loe' " 1101 1 1 1 . lie Weld to si'f
SA
R
ASO
TA
Alt
< ftilis t ap tu re T w in Bill
A ll K
i ’ > it*
1 ) it n Lim n in g
It a m t
dt Novel- ft. Struck oat
No iMiiiui Mi. cf
i’
Vn I'l I. tell lo Fl'ltlllle.
(S a lv a t/, a n il I ’a ia e ). on hull
I 0
CHICAGO,
Aug. 2ft.
, l'i
I, \t •ki I M
II 1 i u W ild p ili'li.
tin t t
) I ■>i t I I C I ; , *.h
it
11 ion , one error.
L im n in g .
I m p n e i, hy Crowd'i I Hits, off Never :t H e a v y Inti mg h y (T lieag o in h o lli
iln il
In ’left,
('rune Ai m l l ong, Ih
1 H i u Kittle and M eikle. T im e 2 .11.1.
tie h a s i li" aut'iTlI* <Ai
!
ill fi; ll 11loi* :t in 2. Wild pil< 11,
ic.'iibkl* I
gam e ol a ilotllde liemlet enabl' d
1 (1 it n
in ma1■i
Neva !■ , H.ilioii. Balk. Nevers. Pas
I lo Ian I, I liuibar ao,'ft d I teuton. If
t
If
of In
•» II i d
Itarlev
mgleil
lo right. llogtni, i'h
i d hull, '• lim e. I ,o ing pitch* i I bent lo down tiie P tu ln d clp h ian f r ■ Inna'
2
•» (1 n D
1: 11.' M l N G IIA M, A la ., A u g . 2 ft.
I
ii
ii i1 hy " " i n of I* I" I, and P to
e
<
'U
'D'OltJI
l
l
l
llll
Boll*
1
Iv,.
A lle n
tutted ! Mi Ih u u ilil, I'l
'
t
ni
pn
es.
N ovel
ii
i /I', l'iiT io o tia i" ,' p la n s are i m u- t ’.'irolm.i " I ' " ' III (*l
U, i''.speel i v I ,.
( T in iig o 's p ilch
no M1)^'r, e
II '1 ] 1
Two Iul
brand Ini Naliili. I line I ftO.
p l'io for tbe sunt 111■: i s' I ir n A . A . lb W i l l I I I '
I" till Il'iX
e is were in in ie form . Root allow
ll (1 -1 II
t hoi lie, .III
I" I'lllldlJ
" .'D in n in g c h a m p io n -h ip s , w hich
Ea Johnimi, 11
m g but si* In is in the in it ia l io n
II ,i u II
I-'
tali
Brown,
p
ITLMlvN IttvM'S St LLI VAN
P From he, p
test w h ile B la k e shut out the VI:
are to lie held Iteic at E a st L a ke ship i ' ” 11 uili'i' fi.im
f.eminl Cnme <7 liming'.)
M IA M I. F lu .. Attg. 2 ft. ol'i
J".Vi ,
d o rs on seven hit: .
H ack W ilso n F rid a y am i S a tu rd a y , A u g . 27 and lim •uu*o ui"* will
.’ti 2
I’Trsl Imiiiu*
Totals
R
alp
h S la te r, 111, negro, wa killed
NEWPORT, R 1 Aug. 2 ft.
:I7
mi
bugged h is ‘ nineteenth home ran of 2s\ under the au sp ice* of the B ir t h e I III VTI II . »ltr lllort J
01)11 IIO] .‘ 1 I
p '.T ou ts
V ia u i'l till inli ■■I In Myern, Fotiti Bradenton
on easily <I*' tin* season in tin* .second gam e m ing ham A th le tic (Tub.
an il (mother
unid en tified
negro (/]') William T.
• PO A
11"m; fr«»k
ODD 002 0 - 2
c San fin <i M :
iloiihled to ft 't. t ox gi'omaletl 1ii Sarasota
*** id ton.
was believed to have been wound feated hi I t high l'mv*‘i aty pro w h ile H u rl net I knocked
BeaiK
tile b a ll
Entries were ft ill com ing in and iul.
Kelly.
Itiiirnu,
firM. Petrm lilted lo Friihic,
Sacrifice, l ’a rker.
ty, 21,
t*"'C,
Nell
Sullivan,
in
I
lie
foul
III
ed w hi'ii police attem pted to i.,p
Murry,
over the w all tw ice in the second lit** itmistiallv large luimher which
i.WrWtl
Mouhle ploy,
k>, nn
<lia- till, imi i (im>, no eriot" .
Stolen hose, Kclh
• o:o Ii
tare the p a ir in tile in lih cty of a inUMil nl the New;ioil nivilation
iuol alreaily been listed, point to M tiri", a ' i lo i unity t
mi»H, cf
Beii ‘d" v grounded
to Tinker. Brown (o Arnistiimg. Left on liitse. store e a rly today. They wen a l tennis toiniiiimenl todav, ti 2, 'i 2. gatin'.
irn men l
Score bv innings:
" U i' o f t h e b i g g e s t a n d t ! a s ’ i " s t and biu<
Bradenton ft; Sarasota .1 Base on
I n In" grounded to F to ln h ii', Mil
u*. :ii>
Wl
leged to have been aM -m p titig to 'Hu* vii'loi v .............. I tiie Idle
,"lll!*i«* I
FIRST (i M l F
fi'ltls * v e r
to co m p ete
i l l til'.’ tom,
halls, o f f Bmwn 2; Jvelh I Stria k
DqiAjin, 11
n..i
T led I o I 'el l ie.
witlt
|
lioliler to tlm ipu**t>'t filial"
g a in cut ranee to a safe.
I )i 2 ■ o u t In a s t e i a t i t It* e v e n t .
P h ilu tlrly bInn 1122 Dim mill
out hy Brown 7; Kelly t
Ilm
No lid , no I nits. IIO ei I Ill's.
prio.pet r
, '"tiicago
ago
2UII 1 1 ’ 21 x !) til .!
Mi ioltlct) attraction Mint will .Soutii •at Oi , Will l * |
Hires,
Weaver
nod
Ague
Time
I
Second
Inning
» " ■
IS attciie
P ierce amt
W iln n ; S’. ix. luster to the tournament will tiy I I III la t. \i:ir
Well
grounded
lo
ttetnnd, lintii.
j Wmionid, . f
Knot and G n n /a lc /..
In- ilie holding o f Mte national A.
'Gators I.H*,' \ W \
Minims
‘d.led
lo
Minnas,
Tinker
i>/WU4^». p
Ki.unix
A. Ir. ItD-yard junior ehampionwalked, lie Wild Old (eating i ei
U’ liile tin
|h
to it ..
i j. olid.
Bv Associated Press
SECOND GAME
" Iti ally *
W
ill
pul
pi
’ arHil
icrifieeK, t'towe. With 2. Siol
Philadelphia not) IKK) ODD (t 7 2
No hits, no n u n , no rmira.
the field, I'aplatri
tall.
I’ ylc is now I tie business Chicago
Fists Aid In College
tinneii, B a ile y , h im ,a
I,"ft on
221) 022 tDx 0 tft I
,
jiwn,
Crnwe Mingled lo left. Miuihnr
(tie center jii
It
. S n n fo n l (i; (ill:," d o 7 . IhlriM Kmi'lfieeil him to si'cniil, Itaitev
Batteries; Ulrich,
knighl and
Two leather encased fist" are to manager o f l>*,th tin e star*.
,,rs will
Just y e a r’s si...
is probable that I’ vh w ill eoltceli- Jmmurd; Blake and Hartnell.
»IIh o f f Froinhe
W i t on .1.
W
ASHIN
GTON.
Aug.
2ft.—
(A*)
fouled lo lh ii d , Allen gi'oinuleil to
provide the means for furthering train his efforts on , m diieting the
eleven wliuTi
which iib"
air" will
out 11 v Flomhe t; Wil'io.l .‘■.ci'otid.
The weather liiu'eall reported this
Jl got nl’ t|ii"t:>■ nf fttt
tIte education of George Miiliul- (eltr o f MllO. Lenglen ma:much ns
.
the!
Hipi res,
idy ;o ■I R. II,i,
imiriiing that Ik" tropical storm
One l i i l , no i iiih. mi e m in i.
Ides.
(irilligc,
hy
compai
ison,
is
a
more
latul,
former
Butler
College
ath
1:1ft.
encountered
by
the
steamship
'Ill i it I liniillg
s titu lim i siiy
extnldished sports i .>iuim "lit y a>
d G imo
mte o)
.IoIiji mi gtoiliidiil lo Crowe, Cranford at 7:1ft a. til. in latitude lete ami now an Indianapolis box
ir p iilis e s t o Ii..............
the leader of the New York team
A lt It II P<| A E t'l'oinliM gioinuied to Myers, Via it* 27'10, longitude 0(1:111, is moving ing i.ensation.
Douglas King i.ud Ro.V Holh'f IMte.
Jiistoiy of the achontJ
FLORIDA
STA
T
E
I.HAGUE
<
1
•
j
in
the
American
League
of
Pro:t U
i 1
0 tlouldcil lo i enter. I' oss gmiuntctl in.illieoslwunl with increasing in
KVU*
will play in the finals of the SunMulhollund was griulnateil from
IhHIKflXHB
Won Lost Pet. f'o Kacqnet (Tit tournament ut the
;! 0 J 2 a II to Mvers.
Butler Inst June, hut plans to r i'iU''r |fcssiunul Football dull’ ,
tensity and extent.
ToJime’s fiiothull (f*k|
1( Irlando
u; .GOO
24
*» 0 1 .» it
Ci'y Park
Thursday
afternoon.
o,
One liil, iio imis, no errors,
Tile htironu expects the storm either an eastern school or Mte .
tieipatc in the dediadj23 it; ,5'tl)
SA N F O R D
») <1 It ft 1
Mehlhorn’s i inger
ir
University
o
f
Illinois
t«
study
law.
Play
will
begin
at
3:30
o’clock.
C.
Williams
singled
to
left.
lie
to
reach
the
First
Louisiana
coast
Eort
Myers
23
IH
.Mil
sUidiioiis Mii.s season.
*.1* II It it (t 0
“ Wild Bill" Mehlhorn must watch
S Pierponl will referee thi* mutch, 2 the huskies ciJinpriiilL
ii was out trying to ■trclrli Min hit, this afternoon or tonight.
Hurri He will depend on his ring eijrn23 1!) .54 rt
It II D n *i Beasley walked. I'riihui lid into a cane warning have been ordered ings to meet Mil* cost of the educa liis fellow golf pros lu'ealt par as Til HIpit
in>H, ih
which
will
lie
f/tr
three
out
of
five
wave will tuckti' the IV
23 20 .ft.'tft
** It 1 a ■;
hi* waits for u wound in heal, Lakeland
tr, 2 h
set "
In the event the match iff wa v*
it double play. Tinker lo Viau to from Morgan Citv, Fla,, to Mobile, tion, tic said.
ill ('iihimbi* ■
St.
Petersburg
IK
.12'.
I
24
M
issouri the stadiun*
It It 0 n q AIn am t.
not tlecid* d Thursday it will be
Hon. iT
For several years
Mulhollund ezui.cd by the amputation of a Sarasota
Ala., and storm warnings oust of
.3101
it;
2ft
2
ihilicutinx
Tiie Chica
(I D u
it
(be, p
I'outiioied to Friday, it was nnMac hit, no runs, no errors.
Mobile to Aimhichicoln.. am) weal was a star amateur Imver, being portion o f u finger.
ift 2t!
New Orleans team
go golfer, wiiose nickname is *,f Bradenton
iioioiced.
Fourth Inning
national
lighthcnvyweight
cham
of
Morgan
City
to
Galveston.
* l) ft 21 11 it
cate
own
times
a
misnomer,
iosi
a
part
of
Cox lined to Be a lev, Retlie pop
The tournament winner will be with their
pion in P.122, and on the American
N A T IO N A L I.HAf UE
Auburn (ktobtt
tie forefinger o f Ids right hand
A ii It li I ’M A K ped to Allen, Well, fouled to Allen.
presented
with
silver
loving
cup,
Olympic
team
in
P.I2L
He
de
Won Lost IN 1. unseated hy Arthur R. Curnick. conch S hnu/fhnuMy fr
n II •i ■ • 0
flied to Mttnlmr, who ttirew out at clined lo enter the professional after catching it in a bureau druwNo l|iln, tin runs, no errors.
** u » 3 1 u
Pittsburgh
t’,7 4K .aH.'l The iTiili was organized this year, erql of tlw outstiaM
ef
jufit
before
the
Canadian
open.
ring, however, until after the close
Frishic flied lo third, Ihunas the plale.
IP.) 51 .r,7K ami 30 men participated in the the H>25 unilefeatal
2 u (1 1 0 (i lined to 1'eliie, Pci tie niiule a nice
|ta,
Mile tiit. no runs, nn errors,
o f the football season last fall. The forced retirement is expected Cincinnati
I o f freehtmn uYtlUb*
St. Louis
71) f.t ,r.7K tournament.
...:i t) 1 0 3 0 catch nf (;row**'s foul.
Myers rolled to Fromliie, Beas Mulhollund turned professional on t<| bu temporary
|Chicago
I ho experts to buiW *
<13 57 .!.2ft
2 0 II t 1 II
ley ski*xi to light, Frisian pupped Dec. 27, 1!)25.
No tiita, no runs, no errors.
Plans
f«n'
an
inter-city
tourna
Mehlhorn’s ease recalls “ Three Now York
ft!) ftp .add ment are being made hy thu o f itoflm.
2 0 1 III II 1)
Fifth Inning
lo Abrams.
N A game with New P
r.H Hit ,'K;k
Fjpgered” Brown, who might him Brooklyn
2 II 0 4 1 D
AhruniH grounded
to
Myers,
No hits, im runs, no errors.
ficial’ of the club, according to 's it y team a t the Ytei
Lenglen Follows Grunge
Boston
btpn
a
greater
pitcher
with
the
IH
fill
2 (I 1 D (I It Tinker singled lo center, lie was
.
110
Be veal h Inning
Mr. l’ ierpont.
Thu tournament on O c t JO I b the fuu»
'ft v ji,
The entry of Suzanne Lenglen
txlmum allotment of digits, hut Philadelphia
13 73 .371
1 1) II 0 5 0 forced at second hy .lolifisnu, My
a J vT9 * '
Alirums grounded tn short, Fris- into the ranks o f professional ten
will In' started within a month, nad
beat without the fingers wus
ers to Frisian, Froinhic famasl.
hie niiule a great stop and throw, nis players bus added another and
tennis front Orlando, DeLund and schedule.
AMERICAN LEA( ; u e
Nitto letter menere
“ Big Hill" Tilden
21 0 it 21 lit (1
One hit, no ruiiH, no error’ .
Tinker grounded to sucond, John- outstanding notch to tin* advance g*od , enough.
oilier nearby cities will probubly
pnrtwl with u section of one finWon l.ost Pet. take part in the tournument it ft good portion of s'*1
) bane hit, Builfty. Ku •«, Viau.
Ilunbur flied to right, Bailey run grounded to third*'
which " p r o " uthletics have record
on hiu racquet hand but never New York
*ng front- tke frrih
77 15 .(btl was said.
'Ices, Uintbur, Cox. Mouhlw doubled to left, Allen lined to left,
No hits, nn riniH, no o rro ra.
ed nil along the line within the
, : r- >1
)
n
»
d
to
miss
it.
la
athletics
the
Univernlty of *
Cleveland
WilliiiiiiH
grounded
to
think
55
*17
.542
% Dunbar I»I Allen; Tinker to
Minims flied to left, C ro w e past yeac
|all* one’s fingers tuny be consid- Philadelphia
vatu. Of these, w
<W 5(1 .541
| to Ai)tam«. U -ft on base, OrDili' hit, iio runs, no errors.
grounded to short, D u n b a r g ro u n d
Nini*
peiMHit;
were
lynelgnl
in
‘ a luxury. And if a discus- Detroit
If the hopes o f Charles C. Pyle,
Hlxth Inning
«:i 57 .525 this (■•■nutry during the first rix moo, the rrm*|l*
fortl gt. Haiki on liulla,
ed to third,
,
'
o
f
toeB
should
be
culled,
there
thu
Chicago
promoter,
are
fulfilled,
Washington
*
«o 5tl .505 immllis tif l‘12(1, un increase of four con?h' Muri>hy'e
No hits, no runs, no o fro rs r
competent sports craftsmen Chicago
Suzanne may play the role In de
*10 Al .1116 over M^e same period last year. Six Mlettlwiippi Aggie*'
, .
Totals:
■'< •**•*.■
veloping " p r o " tennis
•“ ■■'’ ,*j that' Red!
have loft a toe here and St. I*ouia
and Rulliua. Time Benaley, on F oss’ bunt, Cox sing
Sanford .........................0 —3— 0
" fli 72 .415 of tin* victims wore negroes, two squad o f forty cam
(Continued oa
Orange
did
in
"
pro
"
football
last
B
o
s
t
o
n
^
.
.
.
re.
s'-:
led
to
center,
Petrie
walked,
Wells
82 ,33t) i wore whites and one a n In d ia n ,
Orlando ...................... 0— 5— 0
w \.
A
& Hurl Good Hall Hut
iTheir Mates A re Un- .JXw" ftTw e"""tiTSfu™
...... ................
Liable To Score Runs
■u
ts Score In 1st
ing Of 1st Game
m
^Petrie Stars In Field
And At Hat; Frisbie
Jjjtars For San lord
BRADENTON AND
SARASOTA SPLIT
ON DOUBLE BILL
Hy The Assoeiutod Press
After a day at the peak o f the
National Frayin', the St. Louis C ar
dinal.i were Ayiiin in the second
position loday.
Cincinnati was
tied with them for second place.
Larry Henton o f the
Braves,
pitched fine hall yesterday in the
first panic of a double header with
Si. Louis.
Only four singles were
UIC ('artjjnals.
ViH U yiiuiu.
•
tuude hy the
Sherdel enhugh lo win
Braves hit
2 to I. St. Louis took the 2nd
game <i tn a
In the meantime,
l lie I'ii aii s knocked
Burleigh
Cruises out of tiir tiox ami defeat
I.
Kay K n o t
ed Brooklyn Mi In I.
Kay
t \ , I'lrate. Mon hi fourteen!li vie
«»ll.
lotY of lie
I’irntf^ StiKdm* Hru‘,k,^ ".^ i Uixie Parker Selects' Many \nttil
Bill with Bosion; champs Three Local Flayers
<«amps WiUJ
Cli,,I Tniai or 1.1 Ilil- On llis All-Star Team
Schedules (
tir» loams1
Reds Defeat (iiants
To Tie For 2nd Place
Alabama Hi
Tula
'YearnA
Hltonfc;
Hasp 'Vo He\
TAMPA WINS TO HARRISMEN WIN
EVEN UP SERIES, ONLY CONTEST IN
WITH BLOCKMEN AMERICAN LOOP
tin
Corbett Plans T o
Make Every Effort
To Block Bit!; Bout
'■’AJ
!‘ '♦a
i
ii
' :hf
m
m.
vSlliljigkdlioff. ol 1., atI.;..II,
a
Flans Complete
Swimming Meet To He
Held At Hirminj^ham
v2Wi
Alleged Negro Thief
Slain Hy Miami ( ops
Tropical Storm Is
Moving Northeast
In The Realm O f Sports
Club Standings
a:
■m.
%
..iiflsn
t
ot.
-
A
i nil
,.wl'i
Sanford Tennis ( ’lub
Finalists Will Flay
Thursday .Afternoon
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F’ li sl N.itioti.il Idauk Hldg.
Sanl'mii.
Florida
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Y ou will not .'irrivr al a sound value
by adding the possible accrual for the
next lour or five years—
Ask yourself (Ins question— If it is a
house or business property, does it
bring, or will it bring a gross rental of
12 per cent on the asking price? If
it does il is a sound value—
It is unfair of ihe seller to cxpec* ,! ^
buyer lo pay to-day, what y mt \ i v *
erty will eventually be worth f c r • ;
five years from now —
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WHEN W E R E
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Fictitious or assumed values, based
on the wildly speculative' experience
through w hich w e have just passed
have no place in to-day’s programme
— they are not sound, never w ere
sound, and are an unsafe etude lo in-
DEVELOPERS
Fcaturi S kkvicc. Imc.
If
Sound Values
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By GEORGE McMANUS
V(i I’ l* FATHER
Nr
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171iii \ \s and l At U Street.
Lrd St 11 , |
It m i A M
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H o o m s f o r H o u s e k e e p i n u ,,,,,, w , s, S(
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W ANTED. 2# vouiik men hn..,.,,K
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Hide
i a di
or
Kniiil posit inns to earn money in
five rooms on Isl floor, .'I rooiii
Ml.
V iMi h
Muir of
I i* i N ' i o n .
( II in SI I P.
»nt v-.’n lai irii'is.
their spare time.
Apply llunrv I'RONI hedronm.s, ■> windows, p i ' , nnd ]mth on second. Porch, ifaniK1
11 11, o 11 1 D f I h r S‘ o i l t II H r - ' l ' J ti t l * i
I II \s. T. FDI.I 17K MOTOR < (» 1 1 \ % 1 t N 1 * 4 1 *. f S W ' , 1 A l o
Wi'tIheimer, 8 tl a. m., 12 1. adi
flnor, nieelv lumished. "Di -- Good condition. I.ittlc and Clnv
III W. 1st St.
Plume IP.U
S* Ml t II ** FI M1 < \ . f l i e 1
H i rI I I ID I12, ft 1 t h .
icrete i i,
et-muMl "• *"■ Sanlortl Loan and Savinn > 5th Street
den. Rail Rldjf.
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‘ ‘ii. 205 MaKimlin Ave
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RIVE'S GARAGE
take nver deliver v proposition ot keepinK 2(11 I’., dh St
floors, oak fireplnee, Kai aKe. Rar
1. . . I f . h . i 1 i i h I*, h i ji p D i l l i n
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Phone nt 7
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, loi al l oncer ri.
Must have
$‘ HHt
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.ill i n
K.im at
Small down 2"s W. Eit St.
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■i Uln )’ M-n limes. <'10*11.
F"1' fill tiler
in forma t io,i 71 — A p a r t m e n t s a n d F l a t s
nnvineiit
Ralanee like rent. Own
I! i rim,• Thu I v l *
II \ |\
mill Mannp-el National Itisiuit I o. ---- -----\l TO.MOHILE OE \ I EPS If v,,a
’
er 11*7,1.
want to sell your used ears mlFOR
RENT. Two larue
n"d
• G' l i f l
PI,one Till
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rl‘iM Nt*i(h Hull' iff Ihf NtiMll Hulf t
AN 01.D LINE
1,0(fill
Reserve
til l '
classified
rooms for hoUaekeepiiiK, water, I REAL R A R G A IN — 5 rooms, all verliae daily on
lit*
NoilhW Dw t
fJ u .D h i
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Life Insuratiie mmimiiv is de- Rk Ii Ik. tras, $8 week. I DM !' reiieb
tiolished oak floors, exceptional' I"*i-*' [
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Cor. I Ith St.
I liKhtniK fixtures,
shower
bath.
[it nk o Th ti 1V 1Wo
o n Soul (i,
lb.7 bn niompt We are in a position to Kive a
, huill-in features, 2 cedar closets,
SA N F O R D rllHCK < O.
( .12 1 1tll-d
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jiroducer a very utlraetive eon- FOR RENT
One hedroom suit
Kararfe. Price $5,250. Hart Nason,
212 MnKimlia Ave
I \I
tract for Diis eity and cnntiKioh*
aide for one nr two men ", i ',117 Nat’ l Rank lUd-f.. Phone 2ltb
Phone ’(17
’. Im Soil' lo' 1"I Quarter of Mo* 1
\ i■' 1 limi 1 i ( u:i i ti-i of [In* S'* rt h
R\R1!K|; s i m p
territory
For further in for"i»tion conjile. Phone 8U.T W .
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NASH
I*1'!la A i-nne
1aildies* Hux I Hit, Orlando, Fla.
N".— l . o l s F o r S r Ip .
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S* * i Ion T« 4*n! s n\ f
I
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world
in
undo]
mu
value.
I'OK RENT
Three hedrooiii- find
f?ft>
low loll !* Nl in*t**i ii *» **1
pp'ispecial nt"
-------------------------- SMITH MOTORS c o
Si MlMl. t‘ A11^i’ Tliii -hvit
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one furnished apartment.
8UJ
D'1"’ and children. DAILY N E W S— it covers BrowKiml.
Cor. 2nd and Sanford Ave.
1
A SNAP FOR THE RUM.HER
ard Comity thorouRhly which I* M h k i i o I i i i .
M
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Pecan Avenue at ,
-------------ltAM 1‘ RESSERY one of the molt rapidly Krowina
Quarter nf Mm '
The Nor Mi w
$ 120(1.0(1 each.— 5 hits on Avucndo i.LNCULN — FORD
FORDSON
Si. ofIo .ihI iJn,irl«'i <*( M>ft Ninth
Prussiak, tailorinif-; section* on tho
Florida
Coo*t FOR RENT. Desirahle ...............
Edward IliKuins. Inc,
WT-tii Midi i t**1 N IV M of Sid, ot
hath, reasonable. *>1“ Elm Ave. Avenue at $1000.00 each. Simmois I
r> avi'inte.
Phone Sample cop) *nd rate card upon
NW' j l Si ct on Twi'lllV MlX 2ft >
Realty C o , Cull at 1010 Laurel. I Commercial & Palmetto. Phone TH
Phono 1121-W.
>request.
to
R.lol
Kvtf i l nttl f* C t ' t l r
-—--- I'Ol. \l K lliiee r->>n11 linne.
ROOM.>, with nr vvnlhout
Co
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Mw \\ M Mi 11,uncal '''"'''h* rent m «di aru-e. Apply 1UIH,
i a.Iinel lo A vn.
.IAMES II. COWAN
All kinds of
: 'l
PHONE d
Tin and Sheet Metal
Work
FOR RENT. | loom furnished
1 1 1' '• " "
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Water and Rout Tanks. At Oak, ^ — H orses, ( ill lie, \ ehieles
house. No ehildren Aprdv II P.l i lul" 1
^ '1 •I >•' h piymenl.
II
Avenue and Third Street.
Tele-1
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-------- - Myrtle
Ave.
1Claw]- n. ........ . |, Rail Hide.
phone 111.
■ FOR SAI.E
i fre-h milk eow. ( .
-------------------- -------------——
I Fmd, Cameron Ave.
!)1 — l.epul N otices
Nl’.W five loom
Hnnicalow
for •
I,ots I nr Silk
COV ..N GO., An; >
[nuance Ml is I' l*e ! HUDGINS
sale or lent Gnraici fall 1*.H* .r. „
! i \ t i i i . i m i i i i i i iii o r « n
Radiator- and ;ht . metal wora.
"t7— floorl T h i n g s l o Fill
al Hie Sanford
.M vr*- ‘,**i*, -n*,* ot Iin* Inr f «i mi <*
• i :\ rii ii m i i vi i im i i t . hkvii
Plain and ornamei d riiieet mr !
i ,ir by letter Tele,
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[linuditcc* are not
work.
Tel. 71 (i V
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West
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Still.on
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my, ii von drop hv ills'.- Sanford
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till drill ............
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e .on 1,111
ti'll **i|*ii»
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‘ \ Ve at Ifills I'hn e and i a ■i \ 1y ri . ni i t h .
I 1 fh lent
a,i,
S.Mlhilij lo.iliv
(Vi.,
Hall
1 " ’■"■'Ih Imi*|*t*n !*••i «*i ip. Mr |- * V 1 ••' ' 1
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FLttRlIlA 0RI,Af>l>O
Orlando | . . ,,f
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|r. d llamhmicei
(i-r Gilo ii *i*11 ro*|ut
VHi r Mir
11 11 ^ ' ’ 1
Hide.
'■ '• " l|lr Sentinel. Iiucest i lassi s;,i;d« Piles with voir,
lilttit i| % i im* foil
llir |*rr lit Itill) ’
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fi d ("isiness. rati Ic a word, ruin- ,
l**»i'l Idfuc, mid flir cumlurM iiiIk M* W i l l i ’. ■
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''■"i"1 li '/ish with older.
r>v.— Household Goods
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lint Ti"'
l\ V II VV V III I I \ I H \ I V
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RI7STA I' R A NT l i\t in i
J In ,1- a i n : \ < " F t \ i . n.t, !'> r e n t 1 1>r dtl I'll IMr t* r|f I*•tl
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LG!-—.Millinery — Dressmaking
i "inid,-le In e.i!. I as!
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t'li o|ir tni- |m i n % ,
i! II ' ' 1 r I "t Ko\
al Park Ave.
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YiniUK. Owner, Jilts Park Ave.
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N7— M ri iipe For Sale
•Hh'i d
I : I 7 ( elery Ave
t t ........ . i
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li 1 — M i s c e l l a n e o u s .
OFFICE f o r k e n I In Mmseh 1
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Apply A. P Ciinnclly &
1m u d .
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1.1
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FOR SA i.lv
FUR SALE. New nuid i t . il feel Sims, MiiKii'dia and 'Jml.
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t.irm
laud,
Sam
nhi
'UK, cheap. Plume tidii W.
Oil, I, I . , 1 US.. II... I \\ II. '
,fin return ni jii- Al TO.MOHILE
If von
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Mr,IV in where
W.'i.t n sell v .u r used . ar-. ad*1
1
Sill Villa Oil Inn d sm fill oil , mild -.
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an,.- „l I'ni.i Turn. o r M s c d in l v mi .................. ..... mu;-’ . 1 ( iR SALE. 500(1 Geni'icia Inti k
M . 11 III" XX11* .r!.||
•\ real baricalli. N. 11 Gainer.
HIGGINS SMITH WIGHT, INC. toad, ail i"in ■ and in vium lv of
In: Au I'hnrie 57 I d ' , - '
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and
2a— i lorisls.
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I N S ! 'R A M E HKOKERS
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I shifw \f i ihH‘ niM>n ti‘4iih* t juh|
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Flowers fnr all occ.’it inns.
b’llR SALE
Vntnda. late min lei, LIST 1 o l ' R PROPERTY WITH, ‘I11; , '
oil'. . 1 ' 1 i m,iL 1 I'l to
|1 W N.MIll'll, .‘ilHi S'.
, , - e i i i* t i . i - L i e i " i
a il'll'
IHa\ i'i,c
R. C.
'THE L o r KING'
Ieantil.il i ,'lldll inn. $75.00 ( a d .
M.-LANDKR ARCADE
Mi’lo fi
lV*\tiHl;i \U iii h. Sl.l
!•••• Fu-I Natlnlial Hank HI»Ik .
Il ■11,1, .. I na d I im Et i-ik Ii1 Of f i
Plume 781.
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1!MI— A til oiitoliiles for Sale
IStatinns
He- n - — prof essional Services.
'ia— Specials al the Stores.
Real E-tale '11111 I'Ata- In 11r mice
1I2 ,N. |“ar i, Au'.. S'., i.,n| d
I SI 11 < Xi; I-.' Xi ll \ NG17 *
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Attorney and Ci,unveil,ir at Eaw
■I’ 111• . -Ml I. II- 111 II
Mel
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vestment ' Rest buys are ainnni;
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la ni
fur i I a i 111
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mir list iiiks. 1’ hene 7 15.
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PoN I I i
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“ We spei iali/.r in penuHiient w a v - I
SEE R. C T ISDALE fnr Komi buys
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VI I I A N I/1 N G oik ” , dot; North Park Ave.
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11 |’ i *' -•111.*J |
in Real Estule, 27ti Meiseb Rudd
I C C 2nd St
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wanted
HALL IIARHWARE
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SEMINOLE EM PLOYM EN T
Phone 21. C W. Andersiili.
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Service O ffered
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1,11 k ^ vu'
k :ti In-net le, bath, Within 5 blk
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of P. *1 Adiln-ss Mai hint' No.
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Sanford Herald.
l l o o i r A N D GOODY 17 VR TIRES.
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IIOl'SE or Apartment wanted to
Disi rihntoi
Ch veland Si x
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iiik rcood positions t" earn monev |
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Jersey Court Denies
Bail To Pair Held In
Jersey Slaying Case
Al S p i g o t A n d
jinir AI B u n g fls H a p p e d B y
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H e a d s*
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To
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S O M E R V IL L E . .V .1 . Aiiir *.!
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e u r k c r today refused t„ admit to
tmil H enry lie La Hruyeie i 'arpendei* and Willie Sti V« tl .. hi-|||
fn:- tla» m u r d e r nf
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... k , v ■••'•ward
Hall and Mrs, K han-ir \ |, ||
• T he two w ere held by m a n l y
-Indue Clear* a f t e r a Civ,. ilav
'
lie iring.
Air.-. !•'ranees Stevens
Hall,
widow nf i lie sla m rector, m u sia
of ( ni pt-nder and r is le r of Slev
ens. a n d th e th ird person charged
w ith t he m u rd e rs, i already nm.
on hail.
At a p re lim in a ry lieaiing la d
week, C ounty -Indue ( leuiv lieid
C a rp e m le r and Stevens with..ul
tmil.
VALENTINO BODY
IS BARRED FROM
VIEW OF PI)
WOULD
SHOW U. S. WAY
TO HAPPINESS
litltli Krishnnrmirti Asserts
Happiness In Not Found In
Material Hut In Spiritual
I’liine; Says II. K. Jazz Mad
Man Regards Self As
“Vehicle For Christ”
I'eacher Melieves In Marriage
lint Not For Self; Arrival
Brim's ILolests Front Many
SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. AUGUST 2U. 1928
possible attacks of any who m ight
a tte m p t to kill him oh a “squealer."
According to detectives
who
have interviewed Kaschotk, he im
plicates Patrick Kugene McDer
mott. "key mun" in th e mystery,
who lias been sou g h t throughout
the country for four weeks; Hen
Ktidner, Massillon, and Louis Mur.er. Canton, the only m an thus fur
faring a murder charge in the case.
Prosecutor C. H. McClintork and
bis re gula r a s s is ta n ts ure p re se n t
ing the evidence to the gra n d jury,
the Sturk county common pleas
judges having decided a g a in s t e m
ployment of a special prosecutor,
despite urging of Joseph R. Roach,
Chicago criminal luwyer, conduct
ing an inquiry into the m urder and
ullcgeii vice conditions in Canton,
who has declared McOIintock in
competent and a block to some
phases of the inquiry.
fresh ttt'iitr
Trr>
Mexican Rebel
INGULF STI
.
Thumlfl
F rid a y ;
Eight l*age» Today.
QuestionihgQf Witnessed
Gathered By Ora Slater Is
Star tedByOhioGrandJury
CANTON, Ohio, Aug. 26.—(/PI—
The S ta rk county g r a n d Jury In
ve stiga ting the Don
K. Mellett
m urder m ystery hus heard thu
story of Detective O ra S la te r , wljo
has been working on the case since
th e day a f te r the a ssa ssin a tio n and
today begun i|uestioning the wit*
nesses lie has g a th e re d fo r e x
am ination, mime 20 in all.
The grand jury began its second
day of deliberation w ith u tm o st
secrecy still surrounding Its work.
The identity nf the g e n e ra l ru n of
witnesses is being withheld.
I t Is
presumed thut som etim e today,
th e jurors eight women a n d sev
en men will h ear the s tu r y of
Steve Kusrhoik, Inform er a g a in s t
several of the alleged c o n sp ira to rs
against the life of the p ublisher/
Kusrhoik has been kept in the
( S ta rk county jail for m ore th a n
, five weeks to p ro te c t him fro m
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Residents Return To Their
- Homes After Fleeing Wed
nesday Before High Wind;
Damage Estimate Lacking
Two Destroyers.]
To Southern
In Order To
V. S. Liv en, Pro|
Barometers Begin To
Rise After Big Drop
New Outbreak
Last For Long1
Sixty-Mile Gale Is Reported
Near New Orleans; Roofs
Are Lifted From Buildings
Revolutionists Ai
By Mexican CJover
inent, Says R«
NF.W VOItK. Auu. 20.- </!*» NKW ORLEANS. Aug. 20.—
diddi Krishna m a rt i. expected hy
H e re i" Gen. Enrique F -ti i d ».
</P>—Two permuiH dead, several
llleosophists to Income a liew
others injured, more th a n a form er Mexican sorrel a r \ >•! w.u.
-•lid te acher conies to show
who wns arri' .tid :■> San Do •■••
score of smalt fires, crippled
i s / / mail” America how it erta
|\'(; | i )\'. Ail;*'. !.!(!.
with 150 other men on •Itniv. ..I
lines of coiumunicntions and
W A S H IN G T O N ,
A uk.
Main usd happiness.
: nl' ti|>i)i
tra n sp o rta tio n , unroofed lions,•■* plotting a lev uliit uni ag.it' i I' m
il'i'ef "
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m cssuue I" the world is furl
and oth e r da m a ge m arked the
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h
appiness
j
Finns
For
passage
of
the
tropical
storm
and
la
rg
e
qnantiti.
*
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im
.ml
mu
I'tihlir Funeral On |
ill- 1" i.i r .*1 l.ip ii
• not fAxmil in i la- ni.ili-rial, hut |
from Hu* C ulf of Mexico In-1 to In- used ugiiuisl Mt-vi. .in t.nvu ■l> |*:u i iiimi! L I'lsitict A i
Mnndii
v
Orandoned B> in I lu- pnit-Hal plane."
. 11;11 11 , m i ■
,
II'!:! i :i!
night.
along the bolder Wile 1 :i|' tilled It .III lllll'IV sl
in Nicarai
(lim an
Unit Inlimale
p, v. .'il 1•i, i >11<; 11 io n
by the In m l ' at S.m Diog.i.
"I *1" not iaTK \niir ja z z -mail I
v. Ii. 11■ .iinil Ii •r revolution
Friends
NKW O R L E A N S. Aug. 26. i,Vi j
T» lie Intiled ■mnl> i n \ n n ri< a happy. It is im
p |.' ill 11V ill**
llt'V •I"|i(.'*l.
Several
thousand persons vvlu>
I
teal
happiness,
hot
only
m
aterial
|
i, •:.iii" .liai < . . n i m i l A - ;• ri'sii I "tiler* were
yesterday fled from th e ir homes
M U AO K K . Any :>b t,]-i I happiness,
| 1'hail :11. 11) rU a d d t'ii Itudnlph Valentin.»’s h..i|y V ;
near tho Gulf of Mexico, in Louis
"iii'il riu* l hi ili.-imtch o f 1
bar i "It'll I do not preach repentance
iana were re tu rn in g today nl'lrr
llli-e :i| i ; q t i |) r i a l i n n s i« -l from pnlilie view today t. avoid or the omission of sin; I believe it
tu. 1 1 I'pre e n ta liv e f u r t h e r d i* ..n h r " annniu the Hmu is m iuh more im p o rta n t to live a Frank Span* At-D*rtn Frank Ad inn Is In Answer T» Un- w eather officials predicted th a t the
tropical hurric a ne which roared
Li. )■.i • ii i.i nail of 1lie sam N who had flacked t>. -a-.- it K"od life, refiuininir from doinj;
Ka tbert.Tr Culled Ilim A
ci.mpromising Stand Taken out of the g u lf y e ste rd a y would
i.i,>M. ' . ii.-I i .'iiupaign and also t .. a v e rt clashes hetw een hurtful tliinus to y o m - e lf ami
l*.r .Inly llierc vv . left to
Mur Vhich I.ed To Kitling
11> Episcopate; Boycott spend its force about 100 miles
rival group* nf H-ilian admirer .
Admir m I I .-ii mi. r tn com m and
other , heinu kind and to le ra n t."
,
l|l,W tit'll
i be p. . ini -or i. o qtisdrnn itt
Of I.a er With Tire Tpol
Causes Drop In Exchange inland.
in'.
D a n f..r a pul.lie funeral Mm,
1 alls Sell Vehicle For t'lin s t
| trill Amerieiin w aters
Louisiana residents today were
[ i•
' ,... ip p r n p l i i
•lay have I.... .. aicuidi>ned and il,
K ri-hnam iirti. who ariiv.-.l mi
VANDA LI.',. III.. Aug. 26.— I/P)
H I"
' 1 1 III" ( ‘"l.l c.-tymi.nie will I-1- ai tended
M F .X iro (TTY. Aug. 2U - P r e s busy checking the d a m a g e caused
M. Dcllisitn. Emrui'iiiir In
*' loll III , olid w Il'sllip to
ill | tile ALijetn- \ e 'tel day tloc- Hot
A ccurate totals
:o»*l ('to ini.i w ^ . reached
Because lie was i ailed a " lia r " ident < .illc". will f u rth e r tighten the hy the -torni.
It J • ’ * V, ,1 ..It it<111.11*- ■-ill'll ••lit I ..III V.
llt-.-ard hun elt a a vec.tnd C hrist,
B u siness Here, S'nx I liv e s the la te .It-part inent had
i " l ..in.ilit <
. 1' •
hut i"' " th e \e h u 1c ft.r the world d u rin g <iu a ipo *ut by P eltir K oh- lestiii tioiri oil the Catholic church hard to obtain Itecnuse wire com
" F n f m n-. . un
I
el
'
.
t
ie.il
..
Xml H e ! i .'ed F e o i i i e
v.l inbiitinnill leports
muniention was severely curtailed.
el'e.lt >\" I ' liman luanaei i
fa rm e r,
I I lie ' ii t •»i l made II e of mv body t*> (It ak ••iiberger, wen. uy uged
I i It-III .llplolilat It* reprcatl
lllll'oofcd ill s(mii
s | \\ a n I T o H en I I lo llies
Frank S p a n , a fa rm band, con fe ss in Mexico, it wan learned authnri- Houses were
[. i • ■* • It. n r tha t " \ 'del.I in.-" I...i|\
j
teacher.
"T
h
a
t
spirit
lias
already
I
II In le i lew.
in N ienniena as to coudlti
sections
ami
many
trees
were
up
L
. t ■nil m i l e t :it only Iiv fiieiul
ed
Wedne
-hv
to
fatally
s
lu
g
g
in
g
aliv.
lv
last
night.
T
his
is
the
j
un i I'.sis'aiil - on , ft '-III," he -aid.
1
I
iiti
'.
rooted.
the
old
mun
with
uu
autom
obile
"S
lllf.'l
tl
III
C
l
state's answ er to w hat it r e g a ^ ls
ii..I" Ii .. ii
if
Thcosnplust hold that .lesus liedel' mv per -.||;id -iipel vi -imi "
Likely In Continiir
tire jack, thereby cle a ring u m u r as the refusal of the episcopate to j Barom eters
along the
coast ■I vv'.ul.l grow
I." aid T. M
eieiferi ill)' j
A tflietlt te-em liling a loo i hall ( i ante Ihe Christ hecauso the world der in vstei v which
Infoi'inal inn reaching
_ the
concerned
I
mill
m
i
,
fm
no
i
adopt
a
coiiciliutoty
attitude
in
tin
which
hail
'been
failing
steadily
I'
(
"liind.'i
,
I
»
,
•t- ii . at I ' a u l , ‘•nake dam i- was formed
I I-a, her. Mv Lord Matlreya. e n te r
i
put
Imi'iil
has
.
oitvinei'd
«rfic
for
six
a
u
th
o
ritie
s
nf
four
stu.eH.
Spurr,
••out
I'ttv
ersy.
who
is
opening
m
r
more
lly/n
twelve
hours,
were
mi ie and g if t
i uni.-n| f j
Dial
lim
1
.111
r
I
Niearitgunn
lilt >ck s al'ilii! Broadway Itn I sj,| ■I «'d his body and (•aiitania becalm' for tin* p a st two weeks, h a d suc
show ing that the h p in lh" M. Lauder Aread, here
"d e \ '•t ' eel
The exact form of the proposed risin jf-to d a y ,
•i p
(break
likely tn eonlinueve I ei d a y , unde ’ police Ihiddha by the same means.
..a
K rashitamurii is railed by the cessfully posed as the p u r c h a s e r of new regulations was not reveal center •>{ the sturm had passed on. I "Thai*- the fir I impiv iin that •.nm.. Iin*e.
On thn " th o r
sllpei , i non. a f t e r the mail rm ts of
ItoM'iihergers
crop
ami
e
q
u
i
p
m
e
n
t
,
(strik
e
s
me
about
I
lie
city.
I
know
Wind
velocity
also
continued
to
ed. but it was stated generally thut
, i -|ii .il. r <>l a the day hefori
affis tio u a te dim inutive K rishnaja
I Mm Ni. ai agnail li'gatiun
'.
t
’rosstowii
traffic
1
a
f
t
e
r
telling
neighbors
the
old
decrease in most sections.
The I of many families m I'oliimhii . tl.,
, ii in a. I lull ex
was Idnckitl by a lim- lour and five hy his followers. II*. is IK) years man had smldenlv decided to go they would bti designed tu “check speed of the wind in New Orleans •vie. a re pbononi' I.. e.nne to l'|..r Jdav* ago det lared that th e .
Hie undue influence of the church
. i oiTi lit 11scoI
.in*nary ninvemunl hnd b«>en'l
al-ieast that craw led .'done Hr.,ad old, f> feet ti inches tali’, lias black e a s t to live.
from a peak of Ft I ni l and I've ........ Irving I*, per , pre*si i|.
in temporal affuirs." This, it was diminished
liair and eyes and was descrilasl
hi
wav a n d in and mil of - uh- •tle e t
Made
them
to
.
*
*
Kfl
til
old
lie.
When th» Illinois river yielded ure
"d, refers, am ong other miles an hour last night to :'S
('(■iin-id.'iit
w
ith
the
cIpcIs Ioi
\\ -nd, will! Ill'll until it wie reduced to a mule by a fellow -passepuer as "lieanti
Im|. |hey ".eltIe. Bid I'm Mir»' they
l lh " Xin.-rienii g o v e rn m e n t to.‘I
in.
I'r e u d e ill, file n e a r Ihe u n d e r ta k e i's Cl I:ill for* b e m u se his fe a tu re s have mi Rosenherger’s body, two weeks tiling , to the economic boycott shortly u f te r midnight.
ago, a f t e r in extensive search had which hus done more to iiurruss the
A 60-mile gale was ra g in g in i wold sla y heie if I hey c a n 't l ent deslrny.'i'ti tn Nienraguntl
alm ost feminine loveliness.
il* i the ir.ctie in ii ihnient.
home."
K rish n a m u rti believes in mnr- been made al river points in T e n government than any oth e r form of Morguu City und five inches of 14
ill.* tniiii-ler I'rum Ihnt'counfe
.i .-ii and calciiOne Woman wlm -.tood in line
“ Tlle-e poopl. I have in mind .•■iv.'.l a dispateh from P re l
rain had fallen th e re when com
lie nessee, Mismuri and Kentucky, a Iesistance adopted by Catholics.
!. ealilicans would five limit" made three i minds of riau«‘. hut not for himself,
muniention w ith thut town from a l e siihslantial. Several of them i 'Ii." m n r*. "luirging thut t h e
( ire a tc r Firm ness
ii And me inajority of Hie a c to r ’ ; Idcr, fainted each time plays leiinin sw ims, reads a ure u t coroner's jury re« unintended th a t
S
pa
re
ho
Udd
for
tint
g
ra
nd
Jury,
New O rleans became impossible are retired, and have money, liih- ■ in government was vinlntitlK^
In
nilditiiin
to
adding
new
curbs,
deal,
has
p
leasures
in
oth
e
r
norm
al
ilie lh.n c, com pared and was ordered hy police not. to
it was said, (be restrictions now in early lust night. Several houses el's will come to Flln tda look un' lignlu.ii and actively uldltl|f'^
ways, hut does not e a t m eat, or which indicted him for m urder.
|ih- hi I.
Democratic
re tu r n ag a in . A woopinu girl was
Appearing for a rr a ig n m e n t to existence will lie enforced with had been dam aged. The roofs of for :i phn e I invest
I In v :n'.‘ "•»..tiltmiii. t :
•j ..q*M
■». piole ted ei'nisider fotiml to have un onion in her drink wine.
day and is response to the c o u rt's gre a te r firmness.
lint Intel, led in 11n > me a Inoii"
some
were
lifted.
Meanwhile,
ic
lit.
miinei.'i'
wan
told,
thet_.«
Lirls*
Sm
okinu
Not
Clunmou
Sense
| L-tins fur t llelr f m c is. hattdke reliief.
The III ' Moi.dav lh" .Mevtiun S t i u m e r
ports from south of the Mississippi as soon a tli V CiMtie.
As for uirk* sntokinjf, lie s u y - : instruction to plead, S p u rr sudden
|iC ic ciinchisiiiii. the
(iitvernnieiit
leaders
a
ppa
re
ntly
want to e n d e • live I he V will II v • <on ,i11"inpf. .1 lo land arm*
The d a n g e r of «q»ei* *»••• '^litjcs “Thai is a m a tte r of t a s te Imt I ly said:
a r e annoyed at the decision of the river told of b a ro m e te r readings.
,/ t J i 'i 1 o' i d t to*
m.•!. at < ..lint".
S e v e ra l ate)
"I am guilty “
eoha dpate In accept no com p ro Titles there, like al oth e r point . in a eit " peciii-on ill I v
-i I-' ii- i lie i i- 111 lietweeii !'"asci‘ili ami anti Kasei'-ti do not lltink it is common sense."
III 11" I lull I I gel V"III
. . il.. l.imlini' parly were enpti
hocante im minent a f t e r the anti
lie. Virtue Itesant, Kll-years obi,
Roseonerger bail proposed the mise, particulnrlv at their refusal were falling. Shipping, however, a t rani'.|.lai'.'.
' ' I el.:.
Main
I In* .It p.rti h rulib'd, rind th e y
veu consider re su m in g church remained a t a standstill. A pple
i e item to I'a i i I i liai 'i d the i lylit of the head of the thoomphist ■ who “dis sale of Hu. sta n d in g ciop on llic|t*
peopli- | know did not
..iid I*. I n " " cl*-"lait'd th e s t«
' fur Hit ere -I F.i I'isl . to po I u'l-irds d the lira I invi'i'ed" l\t i -hiiiiimirti ttl ISUS, nc- furin to Spare, the la tte r told tin' scivices pending un appcul to (lie heiision was felt am ong const res lllllll.'S wilt'll tin'. It
waa
in III" service nf tliu Mex
bleats
for
the
sa
fe
ty
of
num
erous
and
fool,
of
(Incoffin.
I**i)s«*i»li
coinpaiiied
him
here.
people
or
the
legislature
for
repeal
court, and hud gone as far as to
i.t mi! fund and
.'av. iTiniiTit which had fnrnish*<l
I fishermen vflio left Biloxi y e s t e r I '••Itnnliiis “
K ri-hiutiiiiuli's arriv a l nut only m ake out a bill of side. Then Ihe of the religious regulations.
\ . ' tan ' Dureait m Italy recently liovcotted Villen
Mr. It. lli ,nr w i in " ini'..t.l I 1 ivi.luiiniiiritti alsiiiril w ith
. .' -ii , in a r a n c e lino's films win a lie hecamc mi brmiubt forth anonym ous protests old m an det ided if he could employ
Some basis for this presum ption day for th e Louisiana m arshes.
Vent
:»i*■■ I'..t tl" it, I iitin wlnl" • Ml. . live niiicliin" gun*, two
\
nieriraii
fit
ivu
it.
a
u
a
in
st
his
en
try
oil
tile
ut'ouud*
More
tlian
a
score
of
iiiinnr
files
a
housekeeper
he
would
sta
y
on
Hi*'
- ---r* h o s|tita l'
was seen in the official announceL’
a
in.
mti.
r ..I II." I'-nii lh l!i •• mi. til I.... .. and smile iw id v e r s .
here b e t
night.
I i u riiir an ou'liri ak. a ptilic* of moral lin p itu d e which were iu fa rm himself and they were on lilcnl today that a survey nf the Were reported
...... ! e:n I eut r
liaii.l ami It - ."ni i I ii-m l I.... 11 l.l
A*linn il l . a t n m r advised th e
arousisl
p roteslunl th e ir wav to seek one when I be IIU Catholic churches in the city Nolo* proved serious, however.
a ....... I.nard. and ,• e|-ei ant and ten e x t r a policemen nori'd, Imt
"I I "i l "ii I'l" V\ ■ I I’ " t t v ili'paiTinent Ini.- today t h a t
showed that only lour were do se d ,
i, 1 . Ii wt re in (! w i l e -latioiO'd at I lie clui|iel. Six pre a c he rs at a peiieral hililr run- q u a r r e l sta rte d .
Service oil the lines of the T exas III n m
StriM-t Ini.I, II" "M il mil I" Non a ij: ii.'*! Hie gunh.ial Tulsa to
f
'lence
al
Sloney
HrooIc,
N.
l
more
Idaid;-sliii
led
viiipill
lii/er
i
of
while
oilier
were
open
for
worship.
A
I'aeifie,
M
is
m
tii
I'net
lie
mill
" • " ' I " •'
i
find tn find In land g n ; i l L in !\ at t'n rilltu , w Iiii'Ii in on the
Dr. David ti. Wylie, Creshyte' • " e Aiud lell I ■
• I'l i Iilier Mil udllli Were added to
T he only unmuiui cincnt from Southern I'aeifie railroads was ••ri'tllM'd in v:»Iii t-; il i- mi "mild, d . ifie ocean. Word al-o was reeel'
rian,
hrumlcd
K
rishuainiirti
as
I
hit
e.mnd
a
f
t
e
r
two
a
nti
Fa
sc
ists
I■ I
Mill'll ol
church circles today wns u s t a t e still hampered today hy high by r i d e r v r m w in ir land, lie |il:ilis that (In* guiihont <hilvi-stoiT
leaders pro te ste d to the inanauc" “ ridiculous" and Ills dm-lrine as
.............. total.
m ent a tta c k in g the governm ent for winds which made it iinrafe to a t tu rli'iir tin* land, and build a limin' |ii-iM""iling Hiioiigli Mn* Panel
' > - - : , | *.1111*1 w i • I incut of the u n d e rta k in u parlor* ancient Hindu beliefs dressed up
•mentioning school
t e a c h e r s tem pt to move tra in s across the mi five acri's nf Mi" trai t .
tl. Hits indict
. "I ll In ( 'rihl
:ll !•• I I-IC io te le 1 j that the I ta lia n s of New Volk were for modern use.
throughout the country re g a rd in g Mississippi river h ere aboard f e r
I h" vessel Wa
and tor illuefiet
effi
Till*
“
N.'inf..rd
Mn
i"
Slut'.,
ami
Dr. F. II. Meyer, London Non
Five tr a in s were d e Gift sfinp" will I"' Hi'' n.im.' >>f in ..it i lie <-a -t . ..i
1 1 •'
mil
inking how inu ' onsidei aide a nuer. Koine
th e ir m em bership in Catholic o r ry-boats.
' --ITI
al riveil at |I adv ices ai,- that Mussolini did no*. c o n f o r m is t, said "I think this mini
ganizations, anil th e ir sy m p a th y layed for the sam e reason last Iiiimiii '** h " " '. II" vv.ii in tin- mil
' t U • net am ount I a u th o riz e a wrentli left at the hicr has been hypnotized by Mrs.
with c h u r d i or state in tile present night.
sti* liiisiiii'- ( in t '■. 11n 11>ii-• fur mun''
Ilcsunl."
S a n fo rd a d v e rtisin g literature controversy.
' in his name.
•j f••i*». *i i••t> nnt|n r 1
A w orkm an was fatally injured yi"lll a. Mr, Di.lli .iii aid Im would
was distrib u te d in several states
T" t" 'Ii \\'o| Id war.. ’ Cola N eyri is on the w ay from
Majority for S ta te
last n ig h t a t Ship Island, Miss., have pianos tli plav.'d in Ini i .. i •
in the Middlewest by E. H. Ward
The governm ent a dm itted that when he was struck by u wire hilt would k"i'|i most, o f hi t lorl.
llollxwm.d to alteield th e fnuerii!
■I ■ I' ••»•• t A
of Sanford, while on a six weeks such q u e rie s were being made, and ••barged with electricity.
* i| Kailniad officials of Chicauo have
in a vvn" Imusi Ins i n ........ limiti* I
to u r to Illinois and Wisconsin. Mr supplem ented this admission with
i i d i i s to honor :i re tu rn tick**!
flnnr s|iii"".
Hi* will -idl sln-i't
W ard, who is forem an o f the ic the assertion tha t in G u u d u lu ju n
( Imu *clit hy V alentino in Los AnucL
illMsi" al p.qniliir |.ti.> . and t a i l ,
Gmi*h Inland Lnat Night
pair shop of the F lorida-f lie vela tul only 25 of UMI teachers expressed
; i*s if his lioily is shipped th e re
n lim* nf gift f..r nl I'lirpn .'s, it
W A SH IN G T O N , Aug. 26 (,V>
Motor Co., r e tu rn e d home Tuesday. sy m p a th y with the church.
I' I n' * nni'i. - . nli'iired to
I from N e w V o l k .
The tropical d istu rb a n c e passed wu* said.
Ho was accompanied by his wife
Iw.i v.- ir ; in pi i oil for g r
M oantim e the episcopate did not inland e a rly lant nig h t near Mm
, Mr. (Hlmaii ami Mi-s N e^ri dca n d smull child.
indicate repeal of (ho religious gun City, Flu,, and Huh m orning
l.'iriT'in at the last te r m o f .
| • •r.• th a t hni'ial In* in Hollywood.
Musical num bers wore on the
Sini'tilli Ihsiii, |
C ircuit
CoC
A banner, 22 x 24, inches, which laws. The situation seem s to have wuh north o f .N e w Orleans, the
p ro g ra m at tin* weekly luncheon of
here walk"d aw ay from a ’ 1
reached an impasse. T he economic w e a th e r bureau reported today.
ca
rrie
d
the
slogan,
"Spend
This
the Sunford Linds Club today a t
\l e :'l*,.
j'Mig winking out of tile Ralfot
notice
W inter in S anford, F lorida," wa.i boycott w as brought to
Storm w arning* remain d isp la y
the Seminole f'afe.
forcibly today by a n o th e r sliurp ed un the g u lf couhI from Mobile,
■'••■I State-' was
stra
p
p
e
d
on
both'
side*
of
Mr.
I'. It. Moio.lniii of S anford wo* i Slate l‘i i, on, ai • ." d i n g to Word |t
Two iiiunhcrs were given hy the
celted
an
drop in tho Mexican exchungc.
o- h;e< lieen lilt
W
a
r
d
’s
car.
The
linnuer
resulted
bruised,
n rninli wni l.iully w r .il' |
Ala.,
to
Apalachicola,
Fla.
cluh's
q u a r te t,
which
includes
* ..in. i was .ai rested for Hteallu
■' *■'« it Inn's Dux
F o re ig n Minister Bncnz arrived
in
a
n
u
m
b
e
r
of
personal
inquiries
i'll,
and
a
n
.itlii'i'
"..in
h
iluinagi'd
in
'
The
wurnings
w
ere
thunged
to
tmluy a f t e r it visit in A m erica and southw est storm wiiriilngH al II a cidlisinn nl Park Avi'ini" and a 11link at Hie Atliintic Const
ni* 1lie last week. 1 COLORADO. S P R I NOS, Colo, Claud Howard, Paul Kmgc, S. It. of Florida, Mr. W ard said.
Three
Railro.i.l vial ion
nf
Lmigwa
.... . have
lieen i Aug. 26 (/'Pi T he shooting Iasi Dighlnn and Jo e Hruhum.
“ I d istrib u te d mv Sanford liter reported th a t public opinion in the a. m., e a s t of New Orleans to Mo T w elfth Slfi'i't i'll■Iv lint night.
solos
were
offered
by
Mrs.
Vick
|
week
of
Leslie
(
’once,
I
t,
"b
a
b
y
Where Im was < inp[oV"d as
United S ta te s was entirely calm bile.
i liavinu sun.Ini.
D.
Chit
("lull'll
of
Siiufnril
a
t
u
r
e
to
persons
who
made
inb a n d it," by D eputy S h e riff C harles Robert .on, who was neenmpanied
und the country losing interest in
was driving 11■<- i o.n li wlii. li w a ,ri nidi o.N'iuinr and la te r
Dr. II. ouiries," he suid. "I also gave the controversy. Newspapers, he
agent.
•I in I i vs nf earn I'i'Ciis, of Pueblo, Colo., was u p - ' b y Mrs. J. II. Cob-lough.
<>vt*>I mill'd, and a man win.-." mini"
some to real e s ta te men, who were
Millie lodged in tin* old count
**1hin'': I 'av In Id hy the S h e r if f ’s Association : W, Rucker presented a humorous interested in Florida lands. I |>er- said, w ere publishing strictly im
was said tn In* Itn.wn wil l driving
a t its convention here yeste rd a y , song selection.
jail Ii" and two o th e r conipanlt
p a rtia l accounts of the develophi New York
sonitlly
know
o
f
a
num
ber
of
men
tho
corn'll
slightly
ilm
nagid.
made an alm o st successful at'
' l . i |. hi •hi ga v e no A resolution adopted hy th e or- 1 T hree new m em bers were wolwlio a r e com ing to Florida this fali. manta.
Mr. Munnluiu, mi ni'cniiiitunt III "Hi line. They suwi'il the
.
__
*
in.'inv of the g a niz a tion declared (bat “ the s e n - 1routed to the club today by Frank 1 m et u f a r m e r neur Milwaukee
TA L L A IIA RSK E , Fla., Aug. 2(1. wns truutuil nl tin- Fcrnald l.niiglil of tint tell they were con fined”
111;,-* (inlay nr tim e u t of the people should be I T albott, rh u irm u n of the educA- who I* Interested in Florida f u n n
. wit Ii th e se o ffic e rs."
jliotml committee.
He reud the
—
(/I*) The C entral Farm er* T r u s t on Mi'inuriul iluspiliil. Mr. Ciitl- hut llu> otiening was ftiuipl to
ing land. Several said they were
fm* fn im tr to
company ha* been appointed r e (r>n<l«>tl, a real u sla tu dealer, and to., small
>il I, ■ not hei *n i T he sh e riffs suit! they had c o n - u T u b ’s code of ethics and gave a com ing h ere to work a t their trade,
lhi> nlhi'i* iM'cuptial* nf his cnarli tliiaaigli. Dll" of his c o m p .n l1
h o r t talk on the ideals emphasized
ceiver
for
the
Pulm
Beach
Bank
>i the period. U id e re d the e irc u m stu n re s and h i r l |shy
the club.
T he new members and oth e rs to go into business."
im.imgiil to suneeze tlirough
and T ru st Co., of W est Putin Bench, with imt injured, it wa- - aid.
•Ii <l.-il.|-i,'*• to | heard stories of eye w itnesses b e ure J. A. Reeves, Dr. C. W. Baker
F a r m e r s usually ask about the
returned wiiert lie fiuuul t h . t
. ;.
fore
a
dopting
the
resolution,
which
Comptroller Amo* announced to
"iilh and cn
4 .SEN TEN CED T O DIE
und Kdward S. Bender.
Twenty- price of Innd, und they say it is
. . . nf,.derates were u n .b lu to.-.
day.
Thin i* the sixth bunk to
nf ac re s of gave (he first, detailed account of e ig h t members were in attendance. " to o hig h ,” Mr. W ard said. "I tell
C O N S T A N T IN O P L E . Aug. 26. with him. ('oilier itec.me
have u receiver appointed
this
I '•r ready for the boy's c a r e e r front th e pence
them th u t they can g e t five crop*
A T L A N T A , Aug. 20— (/P)— 'The week, and i* the ninth of the 2U — (/I*) F o u r me iiinclinliog prom i in the small upeiiing h u t m.
■eid west. T he o ffic e rs' viewpoint.
J. A. HTKW ART IH 104
in a your here while you g e t one," Fulton c ounty g r a n d Jury in v e s ti suspended banks to re-open.
n ent iinionists who took part in to free himself.
i . let- li"nofilled
M O RRISTO W N , N. J.. Aug. 26. ho said. "T h e y will got more p#r g a tin g b a n k r u p tc y proceedings of
Tho Irirnk stolen hy Come^.i
They have opened o u trig h t, four tI m* revolt n g u in st tire lute S ultan
SF iKKH NKW AIR R W O R D S
-ill I., have pul
aero hero th a n in Illinois."
the B a n k e rs' T ru st Com pany of neW bnnkk have been organized to Alalul Kumii today w ere sentenced ; (ht> |irn|M*rtv of a m inister
PA R IS. Aug. 26. (/I’l C uptnm s — I/Pl—Jo h n A. Stew urt,
,
,fotimler
, ..
•I
i tho w est in i
Mr. W urd visited a t his old A tla n ta , convened today to con tuke over HUtmended banks utnl li to d e a l lifer conspiring to slay Green Cove Sprint/* and w i l
l.e M aitre and Bures, nvintwrs, left (and chm rm nn of the board of drf . ph.'wing.
rectors of tho
United S ta te s
sider indictm ents of all those quidate deposits, and two have hnd Mu*tuphu Keiiial Pasha, I 'l c i d c n t with clothes mid dishes v.lu
d .. 7.5-ilich th e Leliourget nlrxlpme this morn- T r u s t Company of Now York and homo In Mendota. III.
found responsible for thu crash, re gula r receivers appointed.
of T urkey.
$ lti«. It wa* taken from the
in./
in
nil
a
tte
m
p
t
to
lower
the
n
o
n
w ■. kv.
who w as a s s is ta n t S ecretary of the
which
wbh followed by the closing
form of tin* sta tio n und .
flying
record,
I of rain has s to p long d istance
j T re a su ry d u rin g the Civil War, to
of n early 100 small G eorgia und
in Ctnner'* room.
t ni the Mit'- T hey are to lay their ro u te in the day celebrated his I U h birthday.
Florida bank* for which th e A t
Most of the content* of '.he
. 1 on ita ii: i i .i lly iteeu dire«tion of the Persian gulf.
lanta In stitution acted us flscul
we/e reccnveri'd when Cyinur
H I.* , | , I I! r e e a II I <*
agent.
nrfev.lctl and iris lodgings
'“
I>1 HiIn been runAt th e lunacy h e a r in g y e s te r
liV county officers. Comer-.
;,t
Mianlie const
day fo r W. D. Manley, form er
hit* wife th a t Iin had b o u g h t
The "C ity of Sa n fo rd ," an ac P resident of th e B a n k e rs’ T r u s t
,
,
rank of clothes, silverw are
"Hunford
niuuild
g
e
t
the
storv
of
commodation boat, *unk In last Company, und th e F a r m e r s apd
Sanford ■ resources and n a tu r a l
lousehold goods a t an auction
Its
n
a
tu
r
a
l
resources
a
n
d
hs-ation
m onth’s ra in and wind *torni, hu« T ra d e rs Bank of A tla n ta , now fac- advantages will be of g r e a t help
According to h e r s ta te m e n t
a p p a re n tly been abandoned to it* ing a n indictm ent for felony, eight , a ttr a c tin g industries und Job- to a* m a n y people a* poaishle in to the s h e riff’* d e p a r tm e n t
T he "b n ro n " was a rre ste d here w atery g r a v e by the city govern
th a t w hen they plan llreir Florida
A L B U Q U E R Q U E . N. Mex., Aug.
trip, thoy will w a n t to come to
26.—(/P)— The American to u r of u lust night on com plaint of John K. ment.
Drobac, a s s is ta n t m a nuge r of a
Sanford,"
w
ith
him
,
tho
b
a
n
k
e
r
had
alw
ays
Daniel
II.
M
cFarland,
vice
presly
o
u
n
i
man
giving
the
nam
e
of
Tho
little
b
o
a
t,'f
o
r
m
e
r
ly
used
to
Vl'« . Am'. 2»5.--(/P|—
D enver automobile ugency, who ly owned dredge, has been sub a p n e a re d sa n e and normal.
G r e a t corporation*, instead of
I dent of the A m erican C ity Bureau
‘siiit/, I 'm v e rsity of B a ro n Frederick K. Von K ru p p and
declared a $100 check given by
Dr. H. D. Allen, head of a *unl-M'f Chicago. Mr. M c F a rla n d who c o n c e n tr a tin g plants in ^ e city
'‘.c a lm in tly end- c laim ing to be tho son of the head the youth has been r e tu rn e d by a m erged for moro thun n month,
ta riu m w h e re Manley haB been a I conducted the *ub*cription and1 au- . r e now fa v o rin g the plan nf wide
h' 1’" "I ■‘■ar, h which of th o G e rm a n a r m s works bus New York bank. A nother check cd l o r m o r e * th a n a month.
NKtV YORK. A u g ...
d istrib u tio n o f m a n u fa c tu rin g furil.
been
in
te
rru
p
te
d
bv
the
a
r
r
e
s
t
or
, ' T‘"' her in r r c e n t
Tho boat wu* tied tn the Muni pa tie nt, told t h e commission th a t I vertising ca m pa ign for th e San- itios, h e .a id . Thu plant can l* George Cohen of Chicag*
for
$50,
draw
n
on
a
n
o
th
e
r
motor
a
t
th
e
tim
e
o
f
th
e
crash
the
b
a
n
k
;
ford
Cham
ber
o
f
Com
m
erce
la
st
L otriiiat* home with ns tho " b n r o n ” here, on « c h a rg e of c a r agency in )Colorado Spring*, cipal P ie r on t h e n ig h t of the
located n e a r tho m arkut. and n pleaded g u ilty to p e r t l t
'"il which surrnund- w r itin g worthless checks.
storm. I t wa* p a r tly submerged Ing c o m pany, Manley wae Inemne. year, ie h ere on
Dr. Allen said
Manley waa a section w ith hi* p ro p e rty hoMIng*. s a r i f r g 'I n 'f r e i g h t r t t u s will result, a $75,000 Jewel ro b b e ry :
iwTuiin,-,.,
T he youth ha* beeit to u rin g also hus been re turne d, Captain of the next day, and city worker*,
I.arm lu s t • m o n th w an
Detectives B ert Clark of Denver
Clti.e and to w n , of F o lrld * a rc he u | d .
according to th e c a p ta in of a yacht s u f f e r e r fr o m "definite paranoia,"
*'"Liv from F o le y . va rio u s p a r ts of the c ountry, visit- said.
tn serve 40 y e a r , in S in g
S
a
n
f
o
r
d
is
geographically
situ
.
,
,
Adding
t
h
a
t
he
aufered
from
d
e
!
being
p
u
t
to•
a
n
a
d
d
te
s
t
now,
ho
l',“ l’"T had r e tu rn e d in g la rg o m a n u fa c tu rin g plants
, '
v.3K
While in the e a s t th e youth vis tied up a t the pier, bailed w ater
a te d tofbecom e and industrial und ot)i ‘
1"Lbingli, |>a _ 'phe w h e re ho ha* been e n te r ta in e d us ited the General E lectric work* at out of th e b o a t f o r a day or two lueions and h a d fre q u e n t " c r y i n g ' said .to a aoertaln w h a t basis th e re
Cohort admitfed
d
is
tr
ib
u
tin
g
c
enter,
and
an
aggreafl*
"
T
h
e
soecialist
dWtlared
I
I*
lo
r
d
tjr
.
T
h
for
s
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FOR THE MURDER RESTRICTIONS ON
OF RICH FARMER CATHOLIC CHURCH
SANFORD IN NEED
OF MORE IKRISKS!—
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Local Man Spreads
Sanford Pamphlets
On Trip To Illinois
m'fl
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From Here, Wall
Away To Freedk
Sanford Lions Club
Is Entertained By
(iroupOfMusicians
Rains Over
IPartOfU.S.
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2 Autos Damaged
Sheriffs Uphold
Shooling of Bandit
West Palm Beach
Bank Is Reopened
True Bills In Bank
Failure' Are To Be
Considered By Jury
Widespread
Made For Her
Poses As Son Of German Arms Maker,
Nabbed For Passing Worthless Checks
City Boat Submerged
After Wind and Rain
Storm, Is Abandoned
Resources Of Sanford Will Attract
Many Industries, Declares McFarland
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TITLE IN SU R A N C E
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LUMBER CO.
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every m onth, borne cigarettes! But like'
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title in s u r a n c e p o lic y w i t h t h e d e e d
to p r o p e r ty y o u b u y .
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Sanf,,|il
N ew Y ork
T itle and M ortgage
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acter and goodness ui line tobaccos brought out
lo tltc Jail — th at’s w h a t sm okers w an t. A nd
th ey’re finding it in C hesterfield — for natural
tobacco taste and C hesterfield ore one and the
same thing!
w h ic h tr e a ts th is s u b je c t in g r e a te r
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speak fo r itse lf?
in g th e title w h e n th e fla w c o m e s
| . ; The Price Is Right
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ISSUE ON
pR ECONOMY
Ik woo added $41,718,100
•hibitAon enforcement ond
.1,900 fo r Highway construecooperation with atatea end
„ j n t t t at r r a coeta, which did
^ c o n fro n t the government in
subtracting tU a grand total!
7$ form #io 1927 ap-1
figure, the committee
$1 JM ^8£/465 as the amount
irable with the 1910 apprtpriI o f $800,245,039 and found
a appropriations
greater
>xdkkge than Wilson by
for the fiscal year 1927
M77.454, or #470,888,681
than for 1916, and now
budget estim ates for
bow #55,000.000 more than
nan Madden, in predicting
iTy decrease In 1928 expendiattributed about #309,000,000
J a pear’s burden to the pasta)
Ipeyease, soldier’s bonus and
special Items which either
r e smaller drain on the
ry next year or will be ollmahogether.
He indicated
be expected tbe maximum
anal expenditure in the #105,MXX) public building program to
^limited to 126,000,000, although P riore ss Mjtriu de Umirhun, a m em ber of the Spanish royal house
i provision fo r this undertaking who is visiting Mr .. It. (I. llahllierg at Inti i national Full-;, Mum,, ha
yet bee included in budget fig-
them.
of yours
You w ant your home
to ttnbody every
modern com fort and
tonvenience ;
you
want tho bind of
homt you w ilt he
proud of. O nt very
important feature it
the lighting equip
ment. Beautiful fit
mentt make tuck a
difference.
I | Havre'
op-
IRTLA NH’- A thief has rered the two telephones with
.boxes attached from the tele1, pay station booths in the
office of the telephone rambare. Both boxes contained
abided amount of #8.70. The
| :boxes were found lite r by a
jp a new building.
The
, iw dibefn battered badly in
For that new hi
H. C. VIELE
il service counted in /’
The A ntedated Press
} LAKELAND: The population of
lila n d ' has been placed at 24,I by 'B . H. Naylor, local postater, Who bases his estimate up*a compilation of figures as of
loly 81, 1926.
This is the report
that ha will send to Washington,
directory company canvassing
ciW th is month estim ates the
HsUttfon to be approximately
“ 0.
The state census of 1925
Lakeland a population of 17,
which the postmaater accepts
fly accurate.
Mr. Naylor
his estimate on checking
_ lions subscribers, wafer metand gas meters and comparing
form er results.
Fair Weather, . I s Enters Objection ' J Z TSSZ £ ~
Report Of Bureau To Proposed Line1of the t ’hesapeako and iioeking."
W ASHINGTON, Aug. 20— (/P) T A M P A . Aug. 20.— t/P>— P r e s - Objection to the proposal o f the
'I'hr i a* h value of n college ''d u
su re w as high today over th e s o u th Nickel Plate railroad to construct ration has Keen estim ated at *79■ a statistician who based Ins
w est npd in r s l i f o r n i a . G e n e ra lly a new line between G re g g and Vnl
f u ir w e a th e r prevailed in t h e s e lev Crossing. Ohio, was filed w ith 0,1 ’• .ns («i the e a rin g cupaciuh inker
of utiivcr-it y
regions end (ein[»eratures w e re the In te rsta te Commerce Cornmts- 1p 1" ‘
AHiprt I Stiles, njI graduates.
sioti today by
„
, near, or somew hat below th e nver- «j»n
minority stockholder in the Chesa
I age, said W. .1. Fiennett
Iliirh l o w I’reeln i peake and Ohio railway.
| S ta tio n
V°W l r J* ‘PV s h ie s said he hull been advised j A tla n ta
NKW LOCATION
of unjustifiable delay to the can
ilirm inghnni
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structi<m by the Chesapeake and
Huston
"0
Ohio, which was vitally in need of
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72
the connection.
and a tte m p te d
Chicago
71
JEW ELER
tr a n sfe r of such construction ta
I D enver
94
OIS Magnolia A m .
i j Dos Moines
33
i i Galveston
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'Omtlniiad from Poire 1)
DAY BY DAY
, IN FLORIDA'
H ft 0; StockKblffef
iw e s tJ
met Sinclair Lewis, Amelia's fam ous ),uth,., aeiid most unroyal -et
tings. This picture show-. Mi
Dahlheri; .u til left, Mr Lewis in tin
ce n te r and the princess at tin- right.
K ansas t ’it.v
J Memphis
i New O rleans
| New York
P itts b u r g
’ St. Louis
, | S a lt Lake <’ity
. ! San Kraneisen
Shreveport
Toledo
W ashington
FI.OK1DA
, Harlow
i Kustis
t F o r t Myers
Fort Pierce
.lacksunville
K<*y West
Miami
■Orlando
lVnsauoln
SA N FO R D
Tampa
, Tltlisvill,.
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Dee “ S I N C L A lll” Ga*
Full of eager pow er
S IN C L A IR O ILS
Metier for y o ir m otor
H in e s F illin g
l II.I S a n fo rd Axe.
S ta tio n
[’hunt* Mil -J
EXTRA
IHMI S E R S
\ slab of niarhle, under g r e a t
prcsMjri1, wil bend tik«* «tiff t a r or
wax.
L A K E L A N D : A cut in the Fix
r a te of Polk county of four mills
has been made by tin* county hoard 1v O I t l f o r t i l l l l c N I i f h t
of commissioners.
Tim old ra te
w a s 48 mill* while the new ra te
I IKLI. FFONTK. Pa., Aug. 2G.
Is 44 mill*.
VIA W EI,A K A
According to the e stim a te of (In* 1/7V - Lieut f v i u . i K. Iletlis, the
;i'
m
v
’s
living
ace,
who
was
inhoard, the general fund will total
iured when his olune c ra sh e d in a
#170,125. Of this amount #151.
026 will he raised front the I'.i'fli fog hi tie- Seven s,Kfer mountains,
[in '' I a i ‘.in fort able n i g h t , bis
tax" roll ami #7,000 from tax re
demption and #14,000 oenipnliomtl j>h.\ -h iaus aid. IL I < m di i e/l here
from the g u \ en i nmn t Im-tiital at
licenses,
t ai Ivsh*.
Consult I ’h llefwre W iring
Four iiii'i liana
from the air
O K E K H IO H E F.: A public In tir
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to
w'i.
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,
ing on the tlpplicatiolt of the .-itv
wele en"Mgcd ti'llax I'l -alxtlglllg
of Okccchnhre to the w ar d epart
merit foi*» permission to const ria l the w r o t * I i'l 11 o w It jo li fell on
a bridge m ross T a y lo r ’s ereef; will I he ......Inla l '> ide about three tulles
he held in the local hoard of tra d e bn, U f i m' ii t Im rood cir* h o g t he
rooms on August 30 next, Colunrl Seven Si.-ier mounlniiie.
Mark Ilronke, D. S. ilislriet e n g in
WASH l \ f i'll >\', \ u g 2i‘..i/V>
e e r for Florida, will conduct the
An aiinv hos|iii:i| plane left I'.oll
hearing.
ing Field todax for I’cltcfonte, Pa ,
K Hello ,
S E B R IN G : Colonel Murk Itrooke, to bl ue* I ieiit. Cvru
U. K. district e n g in e e r for Florida : erioiislv injured in an uiridinie
EL E C T R IC \ L C O N T R A C T O R S
i rash oeai Ib’lliliuiti*. 1 , Walter
will eondiict a h e a r in g of tlm up
Reed Ilo‘ |iital Imre.
plication of the Istokpogu
suit
..
f No dob Too liig. No dob Too Small
d r a in a g e district to construct c a
nals d isc h a rg in g into tin- Ki*sim
\ wooden idol, believed to have
tm v River n t'-p o in ts one and 20 belonged to a race that existed 2, 3 1 P a r k A vc.
Phone 420W
miles below
tile
mouth,
I ho OtMl year-- ago has been excavated
h e a r in g will be held here on An in Florida.
Tim idol r.\ th irty -fiv e
g u st 30.
feet lull.
DECORATIVE LIGHTING FITMENT
—---------- -— —— TENDER*
Visit Green Springs A C H IN O
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Seminole
ELECTRIC
Co.
EEET
T
M \l»K TO ORDER
S.n*' thr hift‘t*ri*ni
HE minute
you
As Authorized Riddle Dealers we will
show you the newest designs m genuine
Riddle Fitments. W e shall also he EUj
to place our experience at your disposal,
without any obligation on your pan,
helping you decide on the most suitable
lighting installation for your home, it
is always a pleasure to show Riddle Fit
ments— and you will find it a pleasure
to see them. Come in now and see what
i moderate investment will aicnmplah
m beautify ing your home.
p u t
yourfeet in
a " T l r ” both
you feel pidn
b r in g d r « w n
out nnd com
fort ju it soak
ing in. How
good y o u r
tired, swollen, tmming feet feci.
“Tir” draws out the jxiisons tliat
cause tender, aching ftxL
"Tlx” takes nil the soiencss out
or corns and callouses. Get a box
of ”Ti*" nt any drug tx depart
ment store fur n few tests.
End foot torture forever—
wear smaller shoes, ktep your
feet fresh, sweet and comfortable.
th e T h e m
llut k l i II.if * III r#r
S. W. Bradford |
.113 First
N ational
Uimk
RANDALL ELECTRIC
illdkg. i
112 .Magnolia
S a n lu rd , Ida.
I'hum* I>I8
\n*.
Res, I'huiM* 7a!l-W
Authorised Riddle Dealer
in T T Z ^
SANFORD GROVE
A m id Majestic Pines
Sanford Music Store
and Gift Shoppe
Now Open for Business-As Fin inducement for you to visit our store we will
allow a 25 per cent DISCOUNT on anythin# from the
Gift Shoppe department. Also a n y t h i n # jn the musical
merchandise except sheet music rolls and records.
These S p e c ia l Prices fo r Friday a n d
Saturday, August 27th and 28th Only
Our show cases have not yet arrived which deprives us
of showin# many articles, hut as requests are com
ing' in from all quarters to give the public a chance to
make purchases in our line we are opening before we are
quite ready. Goods arriving daily, we will soon be ready
to serve you in anything in music or articles suitable for
gifts for all occasions.
We make a specialty of repairing Phonographs of all
makes. Also expert piano tuning and repairing. This
work done by trained factory men and all work guaran
teed. Prices reasonable.
Sanford Music Store
and Gift Shoppe
318 E. lBt Street
Phone K32
A Year of
Progress. ..
Another year will see many steps of progress in San
ford.
ed.
Many important developments will be complet
Great changes
for the
better will be
noted
throughout the county.
Among these better things will be the commencement
of acivities at Press City— and the favorablly light in
which Sanford Grove will be placed. Desirable homesites can he purchased m Sanford Grove today a!
prices far below what the future will bring.
McLander Arcade
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
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First N nllom l Hank Hldti.
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A r e Women Under 23 I s To B e Arbitrated a rid
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Bltn Axe.*at 13th Steet
A U S e o CAR IS ONLY A S DEP&N1
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REAL RENTING SERVICE
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AND having a wonderful time! Ye#,
5 ir. P. A . makes the finest cigarette that
ever took form in your fingers. Easier
to roll. This tobacco is crimp-cut, which
means that you don't need a scoop or a
broom to take up the spillage. P. A.
stays put in (be papers. This ia just an
item, of course. The taste’s the thing.
Just get yourself a tidy red tin of
Prince Albert today and get going with
some of these masterful cigarettes. You’ll
find them cool. You’ll find them sweet.
You’ll find them fragrant, as you roll
them, and as you smoke them. Delight
fully fragrant.
Electrify your
Refrigerator— then fvrget it
I lic Zone of
K I. L V I N A T I O N
L' Ivinntor mniutains a
o'liilition ol dry, frosty
that is conutantly
under lifty degrees. This
e tiie Zvine of Kclvination.
L e much colder than
mu' average ice-cooled
" Ii lyer.itor.
Li this intensely coltj and
'Lv.nr ftxxla not only keep
Lv>li and sweet lor diiys,
L>m a c tu a lly im prove.
M*-.its iu-come mellow and
■Hiimrg a delicious tender,,rrfs ami flavor. Green
-■1lads and vegetables “crisp
UP’’ i n a marvelotMway. A ll
A ll summer long yoil can have a cold refriger
ator without giving a moment’s thought to
ice delivery. Just ihstall Kelvinator Electric
R efrigeration and it w ill keep itself cold.
Kelvinator keeps refrigerators colder than ice
does, and keeps foods longer. Kelvinator
freezes cubes of icc for table use. It relieves
the user of every inconvenience connected
with refrigeration and is economical, ^-ali or
phone for complete information-
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You never weary of rolling and smok
ing them. The reason for afi of this la
the wonderful quality of the tobacco.
Priirce Albert has no near-relatives. Not
even a second-cousin. To get the most
out of a home-rolled cigarette, you must
get Prince Albert. That's a prescription
—and a promise!
Pipe-sasokcrs, too, know the joys of fl
jimmy-pipe packed with P. A- TbeyTI
tell you that P. A. dots tfunge.to itfjpa
9. Al. k w W .m w ik M J W S m S .
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should. N o matte* how seeded;
yod don’t know complete pipajojr,
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26, 1926
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The Ever Sliort&iinfc Fuse
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tU v * Ylbu H eard o f I M n f c k m ?
W ky H ot O ur C ourts?
It wna'.only a little over a y e a r a g o t h a t Sanford citizens
Ford, H em p and Sloan.
put th eir sh o u ld e r s to the wheel and secu red a modern tour
M ourning F br Valentino.
ist hotel o f w h ich w e are nil very proud.
The theory was
HY A RTH U R IIR IS B A N E
( C e p y r la O l 1020, by O tar C o .)
advanced t h a t b e c au se o f S a n fo r d ’s idenl clim ate ami the e x
ce llen t recreational facilities t o u r is ts would find here, the
YOUNG
KRISHNAMURTI
hotel would becom e a meccn for H|>ort-loving northern v a from Inriin arrives today and comes
to free us from our " m a te r ia l ism .”
c a tio n is ts .
Sanford has the ideal c lim ate lint the recreational facili
- r f . O O ; Ki n M o n t h s - I S . 5H.
ties
o f w hich w e hragged h ave so m e h o w gone to pot.
We
C i t y tiy C a r r i e r ,
per
W e e k l y E d i t i o n 12 00
j did h ave a g o lf course, one w h ich H agen called th e b e st in
the sta te .
We paid a lot o f m oney for I hat g o lf course and
WOTICKi All (ililtiinry
And at
j #* rd a ot thnnha. reanlul Ions w e h a v e paid a lot o f m oney to have it kept up.
M of entertainm ents wlirra
th
e
p
re
sen
t
tim
e
it
is
in
a
m
ost
deplorable
condition.
Home
*e made will tie chorm-d
a d v e r t i s i n g ratra.
folks h ave alm ost abandoned golf, entirely because it is no
fun to play on links so utterly run down
A g o lf loving
M A M D C U T K II I 'llR I ll
^Associated l*reaa la exrlua- tourist certain ly would not consid er e sta b lish in g h is head
mitwi ,n the liar fur relion of nil- nrwa dlapntclir > q u arters in a place a ffo r d in g no better go lf than Sanford
I in thla paper ami »ls<i the
I era p u b lis h e d h e rn ln .
A t' does at the p resen t tim e.
V
OSC rajrtjbllrnl Inn (if nprrlnl
AM herein are also reserved.
He wilt be ns welcome a sN Ic rc u le s
in the A ugean stables.
TIMS E A R N E S T sincere youth
is am ong other tilings a n excellent
horsem an, a good s p o rtsm a n , and
was an infant prodigy.
He w as
t arried each night to a le n t in his
sleep. As he dream t, so his friends
sav, " th e m a ste r" a p p e n re d and
gave him instructions. A t the age
of twelve he wrote his hook “ At
The Feel of The M aster."
•
We are
T H A T DOES not necessarily
mean divine inspiration. Consider
little C hristian Heinrich Hoinerkcn,
who died in 1TZh, “ before he was
five years of age." He w as able
to eon verse plainly a t ten months.
When (mi1 year old knew by heart
the most im portant p a r ts of the
Pentateuch.
At two y e a rs of a g e
he had m astered sacred history, a t
three he was thoroughly i< >|uuintcd
with history and geo g ra p h y , a n
cient and modern, sacred and p r o
fane, and spoke French and Latin,
fie devoted himself to religious
study in his fourth year, and to
church history
And this is no
f a d s ..
. Crowds
j“,,y a rn " . tint .historical
. .
A bout the tim e th e hotel w as constructed the c ity prom
ised to huild a num ber o f fine clay tennis c ou rts in the park
w h er e S a n fo r d ’s one lone concrete court is now.
Advert ise
t l J B tt E R A I O PL A T F O R M
m en ts a t te m p tin g to popularize Sanford as a to u r ist resort
■■'lake af Oaafori'a Irani and a sport center, m entioned th o s e tennis courts and people
co m in g here e x p ected to find som e place to pi ay.
Im agine
(wafer roalr lo Jaekannth e ir disapj»ointment w hen they round but one concrete
■ of 01. Jekaa-Ia- court and dozens w a itin g to play upon it.
l i t r Canal.
Iirtf Of nkllr war.
It w a s said that the hotel w as "situated on the banks of
m i l l pool, Irani* eearta,
b eautiful Lake Monroe."
S w im m in g , boatin g and fish in g
lovtoenllMK «f hniMln* i*r«.
grant-—hnnara. knlrta. apart' m ight be indulged in. w ere it not for several s e w e r s em p tya n a l b aa tr *.
L—H» lean Inn «l alrrrl pat Inc pr«- ing th eir filth y c o n te n ts into the o th erw ise beautiful wa- | a year before hr din), he was tak|rtm.
W ho would care to bathe or fish w here such conta- en to s r the King of D enm ark at
atrnellnn of b o u l e v a r d ters.
( 'dpenhagf n
taal Take Monrnr.
' m unition is possible
Ills death, before tile a ge of five,
Iplrllun of rltr hraullllra•» lion pro*ram.
! Sanford has two parks, one o f them fairly well kept up hoiild warn p arents not to drive
talented ' hildfea,
'Kappaalan nf arknnl ayatrni
d\
with prnvlaloa for Increased ami a pleasure to the e y e o f one se ek in g a restful spot in the
,'lr faelllllra.
IT IS said that President Cmdafte r n o o n or evenin g, but the m o st ideal location for a pub
idge will not tolerate or accept
V E R S E FOR TODAY
lic park or playground w h ere cool breezes from (he lake E urope’' suggest ion that we should
would m ake playing nr re stin g m ore enjoyable, the city has cut our ta riffs to suit E uropeans,
JNFIDENCE a n d SURMISthe price of our admission to
A lth o u g h ow n in g property on the a>
I.— “ It trt th e Lord; let Him overlooked entirely.
tiie world court.
irhat aoem cth Him irood." I lakefront the city has made no e ffo r t to b eautify it or conIt would lie a little (on silly to
3:18.
allow Europe to umku our laws.
1 vert it into a public park.
; It is luol enough and stupid enough
v, IP R X Y E R — T he heavvna ahull deN EW YORK HER ALU I KIIIUNE
t" suggest Iliat the United S ta te s
T
h
e
s
e
are
merely
a
few
o
f
the
th
in
gs
which
Sanford
must
rlg h te o u s n c s s s ; for God
should go before a European Hudo before it can expect to muk»* a popular appeal to tourists. <ailed "world c o u r t” and abide by
“ kali.
m
V vv and then we wish that a iN Alt , iiii i it \ and In mol her wor
— o — ---------U In not our own
T h ere will be thousands o f them com ing to Florida this tt.' decisions
I
Inu
i mild he passed p l u m p all the tied aliotil llltn The-e are tainpl< & 1 -S T A R HARVEST
'coin Is,, and our own decisions.
winter, but th e y will stop in places where the e n tertain m en ts
| si n nti-ts of the M"«er
n in es of | >- I . made In t ill- i it \ i'\ "1 tie
Inipill l " and (elalod t>V Ml Itotiei t
uml facilities for play provided indicate that tourists a n
th e P o e try Review)
HENRY FOR!) will plant li.Oim ! Upmi desert island , whec ■ I bey ! In tllo. in llie i lit rein "I la 1ti
w ho plow th e tliiak,
wanted.
Sanford should wake up and get ready tor win- acres to hemp, believing that mo d j cmil'l investigate and ■:ieiibat,‘ no er’-'." Mow ilo the nr.e tigator
dtlAk of the hooka of yenrs,
ern tael In ids in grow ing and h a n I pained hv the urge to apnlv then know that there are Ilie real
(oven mid hntca, his-. ter b usiness, lilt b u sin e ss o f e n te r ta in in g the tourist.
dling u ill make linen cheaper t h a n | ....... .
to immediate problems .inures of llic-e Itl-t Ilift ive d!fin!
cotton. Ill plnpnrl lull In wear.
(• m a k in g w a r s ,
I and In fiev . n o n misint.i*r|oetati<>n likes’.’ Ib'iaiise l he persons i|lie.s
i'ad hrrai v e ry and sweetly
Hemp I it Ids, however, will not ' by ..Ier/.eahais mistinderslatalers tinned said so. "Some ni tliuir
#d f e a r s ,
keenp Henry
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Ford Irani wa tc hi n g I wr’i'ing fur itiugnv.iiies, Sm li a pire:i)dici's were till
dt f Iicient Iy
toe s t a r s ,
Mr, Sloan, of the lienei al Motors j period is now active t hr ough t h ' intact to bo e\aInincd," *avs Mr.
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Tht* purple m a r tin s are lolling I be people o f I he North l onipany, who plans to put out one I impingement of behaviorism upon Uaffus attic -l\
Anot tier system
0 aow Ip tho dark,
of mve'tigtdloll is to give the
that
they are to have a void w inter, one that in KoitiR to set tuilhun copies of a cheap c a r in i the poimlace.
o u g h ts In a closed hook,
I'.IJT.
When you speak of "a mil 1 ’['hi- is the latest approach to victim a list of iiniib "Nordic."
plays o r prose, sa g a o r tide in early and Ntay late.
lion cheap e a r s ' Ford forgets u II j tin- emblems of the human mind. ’T a t n o t , " " r a d i i .
and so on, and
T h e birds are congrefrating ready for (heir flight south, uhout hemp and lias reason to,
d m . runs,
p has Itsweakness, as, for inmake him cross out ht’i riedlv evi l v
•when tho critics have done, and during th eir c o n feren ces th ey talk about the poor htiAn income of a hundred mil- alaiue, an
eagerni'ss to t ear down word that is a nnoyi ng or distaste
Who love you look,
manH t h a t cannot take w ing for the land o f su m m er sun- Imn.s a year "in not a thing to laugh c v m l h i i i i r that e ar li e r iisvcledo i Cal
TliVrehv the evpert t hinks le
moon,
K hine.
i» scorn."
gists have r ea re d; hut t hat is a leant s ome thi ng about the s ubject's I
H ~ r - ----- ------------------------JAY, AUGUST 2«. 192S
THE WILD YOUNG PSYCHOLOGY
Warnings From rI'he Purple Martins
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common t r a i t in the late-lmb bed "onenminih-dite-s."
O rn ith o lo g ists, it se em s, can understand (he language o f
vt(.
sciences, ytill lying in (he e gg
For the scientist slowly pu'.z
th e purple m artins.
A t least they know their habits and .
"i fmw ^ ite ^ ’l b ! ^ ^
shells
of
tlieir
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m
p
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rt
a
nt
birth,
ling
oat bis path such ex pe ri me nt s
) r o ia rosea and muak,
can use their observations as the inspiration for some weath- [dojpii Vatentmo lyingf in state Rejuivinri'iu
nviori-m does tackle important
have their obvious am-, Hill when
i
_ 1» th e song of the lark:
®f human beings. and in i i turv a r e made the siihjert of a
'd lt.lla r v e behind prison er prediction th a t must str ik e cold and cheerless upon t h e -broke-the plate glass AvontoWS-nr
assuming
Ope hurl ! new and realistic way It offer - popular essav. ealntlv
h e a r ts o f u n fo r tu n a te folks w ho have no chance o f a tri]) ' l,)*‘ " " " 1,1 ]rv cimpii.
promise ,f mode i but leal p m th.it thereby it lm- been demmi
'h
e
..........any
an
Women,
Were
in
oltr body he withered and | n sou th ern clim es.
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to' d
No death
-m u ' iliul ,,f gn-SM in the most baffling >>l -i i -liated Hint dip' In-t ind Ive rc'ie
’I’his w a rn in g o f the early approach o f cold w eath er is Lincoln has caused the public ex cnees.
11(, 11■. nee
111 x tu pindices, h;p'cd
t la thla
Unfol Imiatel v. it- I heonei Imp mi infantile no nlciit . there is u
Itement prodie ed by tile death of
.reaped thomoon and ih«,' atfuulty
received w ith credence by people in northern
The (■••ne»ri
pen to deal with mat t er s of ini mithetn stupidity
sta te s .
Probably m any fam ilies have hurried their orders j this gi,-at til in star.
InT
DIANA FIRTH i for the w inter coal supp ly and others have w ritten for ad- i WHEN Ills deatn was annminc medi at e interest to the smial re t inlt llml mil' minds me sin b - ii,i
f or me rs of the hour, Its study of nle liffl'ir ■ it- tn be itnal v/.able si
----| viee-by-retnrn-m ail as to th e condition o f the roads, and 1 lie VlYw”TV»mK,''tr'V.uy1'Hm i a t e T n i 1 the anurces 'if human instincts has will uni I lie .mirec nf it leaelnm
II be the first city in best r ou tes for travel to Florida.
Hmns.
its e a ggee r deviitees
devotees tn
to Piilled mil nf aiuicnl m tiiiurv, i,
led<1 some of
nf t|s
build subw ays
belittle iiui-t nf the simpler re J i ur-'U naive
(hit instinct . rimy
And if th a t w a r n in g does have authority, Florida itiusl do
SOME P R O F E S S itma7.i •merit ut actions hv which hum a n - have been, put tie as .,imd and useful as they'
it little h u stlin g in preparation for the m -rptin n and I be t ;tn*
itrelv eaiiimt be
Won't be long before the hatlbi> ietcn-'H; even Cyrus II K j m the habit nf making tlieir prut | " 'e m : 1ml itiev
Of the g rid iro n will hr o f tht* largest num bers o f fall and w inter visitors this s la t e ( i n t i s ’ mma - paper says that the in ; Deal decisions in life. Why lines nvei tu rned by ativ :<lli li bnll’ bak
has ever entertain ed .
All indications, w arn in gs or not, tercet in Vaicrmnn
Valentino'sk dentil"
gives A dialike foreigners?
Heeause■| eii si leni c.
ucatti" givi
point to the probability o f enorm ous travel to Florida, and the (ibs,'i vi r mi uneasy sense nf when a child there was a little
Mehuvmrisio i : Inn prului ing a
im m ig ra n t in the next desk nib I lli]<l tn
spniled 1>V illfatltllteil
J* World loves a lover. if the purple m artin s will hurry along and find th e m se lv e s mifamilitn it \ w ith American val
bling tiriilnii"ei cheese. Why lias aunt ■ anil niii lr- with (henries In
, a w hat gets so many of them so m e pleasing q u a r te rs here they can hold so m e more con lies
< I If TIN slmulil be the Iasi It a h a tre d nf Mexicans'* llee.-m ,■ -iippnrt iirnl magazine articles tn
t tnubtei
feren ces about lucky h um ans who also find a place to w in (HieMR.
when a small buy bis fa th e r was VVl it'1
tn say Hint. One nf the great
a •>»'-■ 0
ter in the s u n s h in e o f June-like-days.
est
nf
Anier
n
a
n
values
is
publn
i
"be Book Nobody Knows" is
ty. In tin- rnuiitry une h u tn lm l.
iBook a lot o f people think
ami thirtv miliums every week pa •
know and don’t.
MIAMI TIM RUNE
fur ikIiiiissuiiis tn moving p ie ln ie '
the
a
te
rs,
and
tens
uf
inillinns
fed
i
Ftlka who are all the time tryhcen hoy liriiip,'* up a box of
-ccided ]
Tw o hoys, fourteen and six te e n y e a r s o f age, look ovri Hint in Valeutinn they have b>si I American women hav
wear a cap th at doean't fit
! much prin i d abroad.
American tieollirs
have guilty consciences.
th ir ty -six acres o f th eir f a th e r ’s farm in Ohio, sowed w heat, j" ,,i'',"l
"The cliarm i'ic part about A iip t ]
I men have been si, mm h i iitu i ed
took care o f the land and crop according to scientific m elhTWO n i : w ideas in pniliibitin.i
■• .till is not. toerelv that they be
have n p a in , see a doctor.
as crude, dull and stodgv that it i' hove ni savin:' it vvilli tlovyer-. but
J f he doean’t know w h a t to do, a t orls, and harvested one thousand, one hundred s ix te e n bush enfiireemenl, ‘■shunt to kill” unb r.s
ll
ra r e pietism to rpiotc an Ixirr that they have uch a delight fill
els
o
f
grain.
an*
sent
tn
prohibition
officer
■
.
he will know w h a t not to do.
■At
1 -------- fr
D oubtless I lie boys are excep tionally intelligent and in- particiilarlv to a sipiiid of lit cu- lish woman imvidist a- I............ I'd to s;iy once they s ta rt saying
B« of .Sanford’s greatest needs d u s t r i o u s and their fath er's farm may he one of exception- tom s incii recently iippoiiitcd f.>r in a V u lin e exrellent** in the finer it.
special bootleg work.
am enities of life, part iciilarly in
"W hen the American gentlem an
al fertility, hut regard less o f such ad va n ta g e s, the youngIF T IIE bootleggers run away g a l l a n t r y to ladies. Spetiking of i loves a lady, he sees to it that she
stern h ave again d em on strated
that s c ie n litic
farm ing they are to tie shot dead if pn~. the charact eri st i c "American gen is paid a t ri but e florallv .is well n c
Homan," Ethel Manniu writes in v«>rlmlly and be does it with us til I
pays.
T
h
eir
work
will
be
discussed
by
intelligent
farm ers sible.
Kl.s’ U
her latent novel:
tic effort and us ni i t urul h a* h e ,
s' I>C|n*t bet too much money on th r o u g h o u t the w h eat licit, and w h erever such farm ers are
ALSO T H E government will di ; " He r et ur ns vmi to v-uir hotel t akes his hut off in the lift,
DflmpMy. Turmey ii not nn w illin g to learn from their children th e new er m ethods will
vide t he feeeipts from fines nit Ia f t e r luncheon uml in le-s are con ' “ Aiming charmi-ng point ahmit
•n Individual as some people
be adopted.
posed on hoot loggers. The inltirm ' co rn ed . He sends a hoy uf roses Americans is tlieir piim t lliousness ■
to think.
In schools w here a g r icu ltu re is taught right, boys and er will get oae-ipiartec of what the j w'hon inviting you to luo. li and al , over the small onirtcsii s of l i f e " ,
-------- o-----the hotel florist's he bins vmi a
Now, brethren, on the level
S outh is not against
Al g ir ls are learning w ays to m ake farm ing a paying p rofes government gets.
I ■flTitt orchid, and, being an Ameri doesn’t t hat make us swell out our |
ao m uch heeause he Is a sion.
T h ey are learning how to handle the crop when it,
THI S SHOAA'H energy, hut w ill d | cen. _lie #w a n t s
add a dollar's genteel ehests ’.’ Though it must
allc as lx1c a u se he is one hunis h a rvested , how to take can* o f it, and how to market it: discourage men t h a t can (hang* worth of lily of the 'alley and i iitlfe.sned, a.s we linger over I lie
|ip a r cont wet.
And, unless the hoys and girls learning th e se th in g s have one dollar’s worth of corn into fif a bout a y a r d of ribbon t„ K„ with lady’s lovely tribute, il may makij
-o--------most of us just a lilt I*- self eun
*rtudo Ed«rlc ia expected hack pig-headed elders who will not listen to th eir ideas, these ty dollars worth of bootleg wins '*
" H e r e t u r n s you to vour hotel scions and *toll lit f n t as the whet her
E urppe this week, hut it is y o u n g s t e r s from the schools can s t a r t right in to the re ky ?
a f t e r luncheon and in less than vve really live up to the best and
ketl Idea t h a t she is awlin- volution izin g o f farm practices and produce m iracles
like
NOTHING N E W from M.-xi,,, five mi nut es yon hav,- t h a n k e d , noblest there i- jn u~. every day
* «th o s e eleven hundred b ush els of w h eat from th ir ty -s ix except that t h e r e is no agreement him ut the foot of the btt, the hell of o ur lives.
N ’ - —-O---——•
between the Catholic church and
•oenis to be a big business ticres o f Ohio luml
tlegging in Hanford. Home
N ot H(> m any y e a r s ago I tit* s c ie n tific farm er had a lonely [ 1He Mexican governm ent. The vat
tmeone la g o in g to come in tim e o f it.
His n eighbors considered him queer.
Mis ex- icim im*ii*,j* “t h r o ug h' the papal ireTA M I’A T IM E S
r ct nry of s t at e ami official state,
int his name left out of the
p e r im e n ts frequ en tly did riot pan out.
He hud few hooks meat, wi nni ng the public against
uml few a d v iser s to help him.
Hut a few o f his kind kept inaccurate news concerning the \ W ashington, Mo., enjoyo two with the sweet tones of the in
I distinctions.
It has the oldest s t r u me n l.
farm ers seeing the franc ste a d ily at th eir gr e a t work.
And today sc ien tific fa rm in g Mexican nuilroveiny,
I hnndnre I homns a l
..continuously are spending is b ecom in g the only kind o f su c c essfu l farm ing, and th e
CROWDS VISI TI NG th. great • eorn-cob nit>e inanufnctoi y in the ways carried a zither with him n n l f f i
. furiously trying to beat the ed ucated will soon becom e the only kind o f farm er w h o can cathedral from which priests are ! c o u n try and, ulso, the lone zither liis concert tours. Personally, \ v e * r |
atment have nee a what they mil factory in th e United States. Skill
dMltiia. Rutter and eggs
like the zithers liecaiise ii is t h e l j 1
k! detariorate u« fa it an th» co m p ete for the big rewards that m ust com e from land pro tho ghosts of hjshnpH flit I in ' ed workmen produce the iustru only one of the instrument* o u t ' * * "
1, out franc.
d ucing its m axim um best.
a b o u t" and believe th a t they have monts by hand uml they are sup of which we have ever been able lo
---------o--------T h o se Ohio lads can look forward to being m en o f a f r e tu rn e d to protect the * liurch plied to z ith e r players all over the provoke or cajole a nything even
reason New York cannot
rem otely resem bling a tune
T w e n ty y e a r s from now sc ie n tific fa rm in g is to pro tre a su re s. The police a re investi- world.
• Reoubllcim governor la bc- fairsg a tin g , te a rin g that thieves have i
A t f irst glance this looks to l i - 1 AVe a re glad it's zithers they
vide
s
o
m
e
b
ig
jobs
for
men
capable
o
f
m
a
n
a
g
in
g
big
indus
leadlng Republicans there
assum ed the role of pseudo-bishop a n
incongruous
coniliinution
m a k e a t W ashington, Mo.’ „long
F arm er-train in g should appeal very s tr o n g ly
to
o M r for the job. At Smith tries.
corn-cob pipes ami zithers
Nm w ith corn cob pipes, instead of j
•dally he defeated by Char- boys w h o h a v e an extra quota o f brains and a liking for the
G E R M A N Y W A N T E D tp buy so. It is u very na tu ra l o m . There I Saxophones. One rim cniuy u!
rank Hughes, but he won’t oitt-doors.
from Belgium te rrito ry taken from ! is no th in g , m ore culculuti'd to out I 1 urn-cult pipe to Hi
1 plow In the dunk,
MUiw In the dark,
GFNTKKL AMLRK’ANS
Another Si^n Of The Times
Tiarterj
bt’.-l R<u
To Our Patrol
and Friends:
We I ind llml il will he lu re ssiirv lor ns in inditl i
tlmiisiiiid d o lla rs w o ith of additional e(|iii|Hiii'id and
many more experienced e m p lo je s to he abb- In :;i'» 3*s|
sam e high class work and service th a t lias Innll our rsst
We find that it will he nvrcssnry for as I" *Ii'CoBtii
cha rge accounts in artier to he able to i m p e 'e “lit xtttl
you. A fter August 2Hth, all deliverica will tn* rash.
Wo will a p p r e c ia te a co n tin u a tio n of *ear '|ia(rooi|ij
will at all times give you the very best in I'lv I hMitini.
its a bundle every week.
Royal Cleaners & Dyf
I’hoMI
ttt.,-7 East 2nd S tre e t
if'you
COB I’ll'KS AND ZITHERS
G e rm a n y a f t e r the big war,
-E l-K rlm la going to tie e xil
R E A D B E F O R E YOU sign.
A w u s t m i professor passed
BUT
FHAN< !E says
no ami
Belgium was willing to
ian Isolated spot in the mid- an interestintr looking paper about a m on g bis s tu d e n ts, o s m eans it.
th e In d ia n Ocean.
If he tensibly a sk in g for a holiday on a prom inent A m e r ic a n ’s
he
F o r ty -fiv e students
readily sign ed the paper
‘ha*ra bet
nan the George Wa«h- birthd ay.
W hen the
Qt his c o u n try . As it is, w ith ou t g i v in g it more than a p assin g glanee.
I soon be fo rg o tte n by all.
p rofessor read the doeumeni to them th ey discovered th a t
ron agali
sln st the Frein It
Marie of Kumuuiu has
air bobbed ao as not to
liloned when she tours
Queen Marie, who
founir woman, might
hit her* if ahe is a
Sppyu-w’ , - ;
sVj iijjf ■
t h e y algo had sig n ed a petition to have th eir right arm s
c u t o f f a t th e elbow s. It was a good l e s t and one that the
students will long remember. Too many algn on the dotted
line without reading t h e text above carefully. Prom issory
notes and other cutchos may be hidden in tho text o f a doc
ument.
before you sign,— Dearborn Independent.
ix.1
sell.
T H E F R E N C H say they have
g u a r a n te e d Belgium 's frontier and
it m ust s ta y- a s it is. Belgium
?*£“#!!!!*, »,IH" T j j f * 1
I „trong. U
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il*
'' ' '
W ith tiled roof. T h is attractive li.mio >*»
it large living room w ith fireplace, lwo
rooms w ith b ath bctAveon, spacious C'0S*M
in each room, th e d in in g room U verj
tractive w ith
built-in feitture'4, kitchen
e»|uippod w ith idl modern *'oii\eii eiices.
Sitlewalks and d r iv e w a y completed and
bordered w ith b e a u tifu l nhrubla'iy. ‘b'R1
garage.
T h is hom e m u st be seen to he fully lil,Pre’
eiated. W e will glad ly sh ow this t‘> M1) 011*
w a n tin g tin ideal home.
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
515 Firat N ational Bank Bldg*
TOM SIMS
in .
THINGS will happen of the xither. He enjoyed his pipe
Conlidgc fixed a tenre uml prunw h en t he nettt big European war too, if we m latake Hot. Mis close
od aii «])])],* {rVi} ..
- |,r- u
brxi
personal friend, Admiral
Admiral Hugh pollUcal feme* i, , .Il'’ ’ a n
^ il1
dlloo^nt o' w#»anV"
lH!r90n*^
RodnnmrflftW-CTterUined
h f i r ^ I t r t t trecs
' r[
• U il
Stucco
Bungalow
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Phone 713
Th« sweet qualities „f th.- zither i
• I
!lu™_in?Me i L i M>?t!!.ar
!
Inver, all over tin; w,, 1, 1. "The j un<|Ire,«"|m!j!,,', h'":!,,'"';,1’'" 1 lf yuu
Into Prualdent H arding w» h f*,m| |
MANY
-v-i
Vj .
one into h u m o r for thoroughly en-j « saxophone almost as 'tnuoh* a s 1
1 j oyi ng the ha un t i n g melody of the a motorist driving along
nicely i
zi t her t h a n Is mi intimate session e nough ami in n hurry cniovs ttit* ^
with a good corn-cop ni|ic which c lut t e r that tells him . h a t T b e a r - 1
has been filled with well selected ing has hiii'iH*d out. The suxo- l
tobadco. U nde r such ciiumstiuices . Phono reminds u* uf
I’ittslnirgh : I
one m ight eaaily imagine tlmt tin*1 sti»»cey.
s tra in s of th e z ither were echoes ;-----.............
from th -e —choir
..................
invisihh
Beautiful and Modern
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p r un in » 80me
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MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
.Mesdames Plait AndPitts Arc Hostesses' MRS. c;. K SMITH HOSTESS AT BRIDGE Truth Seekers Meet
Wednesday Afternoon
At Bridge Wednesday
IN HONOR OF MRS. M’LAUGHLIN
With Mrs. W. S. Hand
THREE ARE DROW NfD
Dry Directors To
Meet September 20
She Rides, Too
■...
•
LONG BEACH, Cal., Aui
(>Th—Russell McKinley, bl
torney who figured in the
W AS H I N GT O N, Aug. 26Semple McPherson Invest _
Returning here today from n trip n man believed to be John LaWi'
to Vermont, Assi st ant S e c r e t a r y ‘a third unidentified man
Andrews of t h e t r e as u r y , sont out drowned here today when
tlit-* formal notification to prohibi automobile plunged into
Mrs. Norma King Mcl.nughlin, man.
Thr- cut prize, also hnth
A delightful social affair of ,
of
New York, who has Iteen the powder, was won hy Mrs. Samuel , Hie oi.uitldy
week was t hat of Wednesday a ft e r'
meeting of the
noon when Mrs. A. H. | ‘|aii and recipient of many so. ml c o u rt e Puleston. Mrs, MrLnugkl i n w as Pi nth Sc. hi is ( [ass o f the Mi-tlm j
hursdnr
pierpont Mrs. I’o r t e r Pi t t s entertained .. sies during her visit hero as the presented silk hose a s a gift from ili t
her Stephen
S u no ay School was held W e d - J
lier hostess while t h e o t h e r honor
Ht bridge ii( 2 (>’- few of their friends id hr nice a> ' guest of Mrs. Unhurt A. Newman
tion a dm i ni s t r at or s of the enf or ce
guests received dai nt y colored lin nc day a ft i rru.on at the home of I
Mr-J. John u. Mne- the home of the former i,tl Mai* ' at lier honig in Rose Court, was en handkerchiefs edged with lace.
Hushne It—Pan-American
ment conferences to he held here
rio|jn Avenue.
Mr- Walter S Kami on Park Av - ‘
-ngnt!) honored Wednesday a f t e r
leu
nr Company Installs bulk i t
Sept.
20.
Refreshments
c
a
r
r
y
i
n
g
o
u
t
the
nine.
The robins where the card (aides noon when Mrs (i. F, Smi t h e n
Lrn)l Hirthd.'.y p irn m
color motiff of pink and white,
rtenernl Andrews intends to ma p here, of 40,000 g»lionx^«pgdty^ ^
nok Pint pier O. K. S were placed were bright with n tertained 4 few
Haskels arid howls tif s ummer
friends nt b r i d g e ; consisting of brick ice c re am and
out finally nt this conference* hisj
Masttnir T e m p le .it profusion of cut flowers and fern I at her hqme on
flowers were osnl in decorating i
Magnolia
Avenue,
angel
food
caks
were
served
by
plans for t he f ut ure a d m i n i s t r a
f o rm i ng n p r e tt y floral setting Shari ng * honors with Min. McBin Vitdn.
rooms
tlris
spacious
home.*
the hostess, assisted by her si st er, !*
tion flnw.
L (]l un'tinls ill !:•«> for this occasion.
I 1 -augh!in, were several ot her vls' ic e.arlv I..>ru s of the ofterm.oo
A f te r several rounds' of hridgr , itors, including Miss Rosa Cray, Mrs. M. H. Malay, anil Mrs. Sum- '
L home »f the bride's
riel Puleston, Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt, wet.' p, nt s. wing, tile members
IM M. S te w a r t, "H e ll- scores wer e added ami the prize of l.nnremt, R.
whs. W, S. J o r
' >(HImivilli: Av en m;. for top score, a hand made lunch- dan. of Jacksonville, and Miss Mrs. K. I). Mohb-y and Mrs, W. J. maki ng aprons and tea towels for
The favors were colo •heir
hu/ar. Isiter in the
eon set. was won hy Mrs. l{oy i Louisa De Gotten and also Mrs. Thigpen.
Kriil»>
n 1 1'-iii..on \|i
| |) Martin p r e
nial
hats
filled
with
salted
nuts.
(’hit
t
r
nd
r
n.
nrc Stephen r i e r p o n t
R. Mac Donald who leaves Ffiiit punch was served d u r i n g the sided ov er I he business session,
I John
''111111 i\.
Refreshment s consist mg of an noxt week to
at :! nVIiM-k ;it her j
PARI S.
Aug.
26 IAh The
make her home in progress of the card game.
w in ti many ma tt er s of much mirV, Avenue h o n o rin g »<f co urso w ere served at the
French government hits received
Runtis.
|i<.r(;m,
,.
wenhrougbt
to
Die
a
t
The
players
were
Miss
N
or
ma
elusion trf the card game
a me mor andum from Spain e x
Miir I inna Id.
I Kxnulnitq pink
radiance roses
Tims,- playing were Mr . li || | loflt. t hei r beauty and frngraiice King Mci.auglilin, Mrs. J oh n R. tention >.f the members and vi>tpressing tin* desire of that country
Mac Donald, Mrs. J a m e s G. Khnr-1 ed up.ut
I MnoiUl
that the international city of
^p)i Mallory Circle Pens. Mrs. .1. C. Henson, Mr,, j. ] in decorating the spacious living on, Mrs. Fred I taiger. Mrs. Robert I ■ Dm mg n,,.
n’ial hour, Mrs.
Ta ng i er be nt t i uhed to Spanish
rooms where the guests assembled J. Holly, Mrs. George W, Knight, r i a u , | llerndo lelighted Die
n.;|l) nVim k with Mrt, I). Hall, Roy < hit 1en d e n, Mr
mem Samuel Yount/., Mrs. 'l'heri mult . tor piny.
Mm■(HTO,
The color scheme of Mrs. W. S, .Jordon, Mrs. M. H. MnMrs. F. ( ’. Hennett and Mrs. Pitt- | pink and white was carried out in hry, Mrs. K. I). Mobley, Mrs. S a m Irei with a inimher of soprano so
The French cabinet is co ns i d er
los
At the conclusion of business
in'/ the (piestion br ou gh t lip by
i every 4 et*UL
uel
Puleston,
Miss
Rosa
(iray,
Mrs.
the ). " s le - s served an ice course
it
Sonin, hut it is generally conced
'I u!ll«(,ed 6 tio in s u mme r girls H. F. Whitner,
Mrs. Robert. A. w it h fruit puneli.
ed iu political circles t ha t F r a n c e ’'
with hodrfatjt gowns of pink, were Newman, Miss Louisa De t'ol t es,
lostr/iunii
reply will he an absolute refusal
in keeping score for the card I Mrs Ernest Householder, Mrs, F.
i * I N nURNI,
It F Coli* return
........pa; Mr-, S cott
came, and when tjiese wen* collect E. Roumillat, Mrs, Forest Lake,
116 E. Second 8 t,
in.
-day
from
Met
The
J
or
da
n
Valley,
more
t
han
a
drago; hr. Frances
ed, a f t e r several progressiinis, the Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs Alhurt
Hy The A mi i;iiri| p)ePH O N E 8H4
w
h
e
re
they
have
t hoiiMiiid feet below scut lev el, is
tknC"; -1 R Swain
New Yack Ini u - i.-ni m i u I i prize for high score, hath powder, i ,J t oriiielly. and Mis. W. ,1. Thig
* v. n il w eeks, stop
one of Die lowest spots on Die I
K Mi.vei, l lay tun t
was
awarded
Mrs.
Roheit
A.
New
pen.
meet ing,r pist a- do hundred ..(
• i , h i , •til
p in g
h<ii ti<* m \ 1Inn
e a r t h ’s mii fare
The
fish and
Miller. Mrlamlo; M I owns | hr oogh.. nt tin
. . mm , .
t rt . i • i
. h f i . ' ( Ini' \ i <11. .1 Die l.ti
vegetation D u r e are i hai a . t . i i*d u
tl.nit.i. M M Krugg. Ministers may lie heard I r■•m r. ui .
1 II W h e e l,' -h.
! , . Ml
| * I' iM.lt* i ■ir.■I Alev Sliai*.n re
\\ W .‘-ondst l orn
William Hull
rutiirned. Inirne t c i
is.i of A* ia hut "1 Afrn a
oil vaeard lots, heckoumg i . i .i Ii iii lorrnd
inone
I Inn - lay
from Thru- day afternoon from French
Wiirren. P a i n t k a ; ites to the sawdust trail
Mi-.
Norma
Smallwood,
an
Is
Mt
i: t ■ 1 1 ll I I . . . f 1 Ik t’t'Fi i •t
I i f in ). Hr nad ( ’amp, n> s r Ht'ev Hr*.ail ( amp, at Hrevanl, N. (*,
I, ,). Shields, Day
year .• I■I u.Jlegv sophomore, will
ard. N < , where they have bee,; \v Imr e he has Jieen spending t lie brt i D „ r-i ! 1 ,r 1lit1 VVPt‘k i‘ !lr
TOO L AT E TO CL ASSI FT
1’itlsa'' at the At lant a
The a t mo s ph e re of an ..Id Fn spending tile past eight weeks.
1 ! he "Mipast I wo riii.nl hand Ml
W A N T E D . 26 Model Sedan wort It
Cily
hat
lung
hcatil
v
pageant
this
ropean cat hedral town i hroiighl
one tip,* I m i l . |
to $ 1 HtUI and some cash,
Seminole
fall. Ju-r to show that sh>» can
to u p p er I'nrk Avenue eaeh Sun
in
exchange
for .r> room house and
Mr. C. C L o c k e a n d s o n , ( la u d
W
<
Hill
l
et
urned
home
Wed
do other lliings I., sides it.vim, she
Vienna. <i« ; 1>. A day evening p e t a f t e r the son ha*,
lot
Apply Te xa s Gan Station.
tiesdny evening from I loiidlan.l Jr., spent Tile, da v w i t h f r i e n d s at
poses
ia
a
ruling
lull.it.
She's
flvillr; R Kushnw. glided helnw tire roof- of New
A l e x a n d e r an d t w n t an OUoli.unn girl, you know, and I tindery die.
i Park and I'la.vton, ('.a., where It* N e w S m y r n a .
J K ld c h e r , T a m p a ; Y o r k ’s giant skyscrapers.
Card lias -pent the |mst three weeks.
. It.
vv lie
have
lieeu ' 1 hey . an all rule.
Wiediingtmi. It.
Ions of the Park Avenue [iapti-t
l>arent s, M r an d M r s , I
1
V
<
I
riffin
is
s
pendi
ng
.
I
Mrs,
J
APARTM EN T
on
first
flo or.
We i Pidoi Itenrli; Church ring out from it lower
f o r t tie pa -1 inoirt h,
adults, bed I'l.tuii n ear bath, 2nd
css. ,|a. I, jioivil le; K . while listeners
gather
in rpnel \ I tf amt Mrs Ralph St even* M r , ! t Ins w e e k w n h her son and his
lor* Iln u r tn
floor
.'tin i W, .',|b St. Phone
uni Mr- It R St* ven r, Mis | {e I w i f e , M ^ and Mi - W .1 Griffin ,
IS.sl I l l l l l( pLI t M ITS
' .k
\u
ita: <' * l.ytirand, g ro up s oil I Ire street. Iielow
at
D
o
u
r
le
o
ie
::.s
W
in
N'-v.
Smyr
na.
heccui
Stevens
and
,M
i
<
Lll/nhetll
tolled.lies
in.iik,
I
tie
roal
..I
,i
gt
eal
Flovd
Ramlotpli,
I'.eo Imit.Ino; |» i mils were is| have li,ill. West ern city is audible lull tile Ilstenel ! Knight I'limpii-cd a paity ..f Sail
Apart m e l d . pri vat e
u. .1 ui I be 11 le.* f the city clerk I' ol t RENT
Mi
C C Lor i,.* le ft W Im’sday for I
sxt• I ami soil. Mold s t an d in rapt (every, a though lord people a t te ndi ng I lit* hall
timin', . In* in, adults. f.tKi K.
this mining
Thu;, were: .lame.
game in Orlando W. dm-.day aft
R o c k y M . m i d , , ( . where tie will Mr
|W Itled-oe and wife, they were in a Normandy villa)'.
. rrloiui,
P"Hs, p finds for Ivvo line slmv oi.l St
u n d e rg o I I I a l l ■ui at the \ C L
\ \l |!|edsu.e, Til ill
u
I
h.,if- 1 ini i ir.inge avenue, value I
Hospital theii
(’on km . T a m p a ; -1
H. .ys "f \ . vv Vruk know lit 11. of
ul > inn • n il; John Agrvt, re|,iur
Mi
l.lllte
■Lunin, M a rg a re t O ' the “old swi mmi ng hole” in 11liet 1 Mrs Allen Jones,
I I' It i \ 1. u and soli uf Moot 11n a lion e mi Pine Avenue, $!■),
('Inin*
tnll«; Mr a o d ’l M rs . of c ou n tr v tioy.s when Die July *.uu Jinlli Spencer and Miss I
Mrs T .1 Miller loll Th u rs d a y
and \f.nie l.duismi, repairs mi a
. i i iv ed in Sanf.u d Wed
fe; Mi
Itelly Hess, gl owers from s u mme r --km., Imi loll. . formed a party motoring to for Jacksonville t.. spend a few t i n C
Ill'll I mi Ninth Sl l eel . $J 0
in -duv
•
u
a
short
tav
here
mi
Orlando
Wednc.ulay
aftcrinxm.
.lavs
with
b.u
da
ugh
I
*
i
Miss
Mar
Drey have Die same old urge
P*.
r a n d Cox, win. is n l m m n g from )>U ill'
licemen, however ardenllv they
Valdez.
try, a r e unable to keep the lug
Hr a xt on Pi rkins, Char les Hr it 1 < amp "Sei|iutvu" on l,!?ki' Sycil■ of Chicago
oil T P
[Sleiirie, Kissimmee; city Hacks Finns and Torn Savvyei . Robert McKeown, Sl u'cy Wild ■ more, Virginia, where >lie has
vi*ut..rs a r
a filling
Drland” ; II, .1. Jones. i frum Du* lakes in ( eriiral Park. and Calvin Teague spent Wed net spent Hie last I vvu riinnt hs They
t
tie
i
l
l
y
dries*lav
aft
\ I \ WF.I \ K \
will
return
to
•San
ford
t
he
first
1
Appoi
nt
i
ng
.me
of
their
companions
day
iifternooii
in
Orlamln
attend
Worthington, Cuiof next vv. .■k
\(rFarlaud, ( T m a - to "keep an eye o u t " for Die police mg I ho hail game.
I ______
rineinnati; Tlioin- man, and t*> gu a rd t hen clothes.
Ih
I I III. «• I >l( k i l l s *>ii o f t 'III
Mr and Mr - P .l Alb it and l i t
rrtaa m u u
Rockli.lge; Mi. and Du* youngster;', plunge into the
M r. and M rs. <1. W . S p e n c e r.
Tjter ntui son, Hirm- w a t e r and splash about to their ; M isst's K m m a and K i ln S p e n c e r tle rla ii g Iit. i Kalb'irine have taken rag.*, III. a i m e d in Satif.inl Wed
NEW l.ll( ATKIN
Whitaker, T a m p a ; h ea rt 's content. A few are caught, w ere am ong those fro m S a n fo rd a cot t age at Daytona Hcacli for a in ..lav for an imhTtnintr stay and
t'outlnuoiiH from 1 p. m. to
H I 6! S . T I b » ?
Is a i:ii. I at the \ a ld ez .
to bunum
lu M a c *. I I cl
r mid wife, Cin- but they seem to think the game atte n d in g the luill game in (>r- month.
I I (). m .
------ - It i
Anii,
(’. barker, Cobey, > w nlth *>»' oimlle,
lamtn W c d iii’siiuv aftern o o n .
ufl n*nr
o
xnr^lMrtau*i
TODAY
.1EWEI.KK
larkeT. ( 'obey M i n n , ;
hm HnaTITt
X H I I I I ia illR I X I I I I I I I I I X I I X X X N I I I I R I I I I I R I I I M I X X X
1
New
Yorkers
are
just
as
provin
lltk Magnolia Ave.
R onald L .d e n in n am i Hlanihi*
nn, t'lilcago; G. I'L
Mr. and Mrs. D L, T hr as h er , Mr
pa; C Finlev Kniglit r ial as t hei r c ount ry n n N i i s when and Mr.. J l> Woodruff and small J
S i i c d ill
- x .-.l' i , .-.ii. n u n r
ilie. . Ri l ey. M. it. .comes 1.1 ; giliumiic t b e . / e u ding VI smt .link, and Mrs. E. L F e r r i u . i *
mi
" H U S up r e m e Moment"
. (*. J*: Clark of the I hcrinoTin r**r.' As Viltiag.*Tr I are expel led t" re t u r n home Sat •K
See
(lie cntiTlilillilig love of
IVitmati, T a m p a ; gat In i at oimd t Im ci.oiil r v lr,'": III I, lay
III III'
from
p o in t s
in
all nutiims in Technicolor.
to|. III
hovv I lie t h e r m o m e t e r I ( ' o n i l e i ' t le n t vv h re t hey I in vv l.euri 1■
T.ihi p a , S. W
vu will
I l i . n l h i a s t a ii il I r i n k w o r n volt. Hring it to
( ntilcil> "Hi gh l ie ur '’
It's Tile Talk of The liiHH
p* W li. Parley. st ands. In t ml veils of tlrou.* nods of v i a t i l i g t . hit i v ■ -I ..p ilin g i. v. r at ■J
ifl ex ^
M ia m i' Hr. s ta in and r c h i u t it p r i n i p D i
D m vc
h u r ry i n g New Yorkers may be seen I l e n d e r - p. iiv d i e . \
Miliine Review
C , . n i m il., r.
to pause dally nr front of a huge
pel ii Mr ' i iiables i i *. In g u n ra iiti
lid s .
J
Inline.
II < abler leave t h e r m o m e t e r mi tIn* side of the
■
ring f.u Coronado World building m Park Row.
iH iin v
Mrs C 11 Hi inn lev and - m a l l !
.*D M
[ th>v will spend a
da.ight i i , t ’. ,n o, In, leave Friday
( I n i n How, lion,ltd llt-klli,
e r e y.m a linlmil of cnueil'orm aft cnntmi for New
York wlnue
ii mieliaul
Hy O. G
M a r y A Itleti, Henry It Writ
wri t i ng ..r Dm ancient S a n s k r it ’ I ’m istie l.* wi l l en ter set.....I Mi i
I wn Ii m G' n lor \ht price of rnre.
MinII ns
MoCouook A Co.
<i ei Hutli! m g
A Nordic
Mila
tie
11
ii
Sal
id
f'U'd
Av,
Incri'l ■.I Mrs A W. Then ponder this one,
Hrundev will n mam in New York
BellUmae, U4L
d'J W
llmt to know t hat she mind, lifter an apparent s t r uggl e for several week
Pie
T H E PLASTI C AGE"
again lifter an with a telephone, wrote Die follow
( 'mnml>—"Solid (o dd”
I 'A Y T d .NA I1EA<TI
I ................................ ........................................................................................................ ... .................................
| the Err rut Id L a u g h t iug message which she gave to her
M I S . Mamie Kate Whittle left
i mi st r ess on her r et ur n from a New
Milam* News
Thu r sd a y afternoon for Savannah
York t h e a t e r p a rt y at night:
(in., where she will visit Mrs. O
. M r , I. Itronsnn of!
-Mijs " l,,ks , 1
s,’z * " m W. Douglas
She will also vi-.it.
pent ..... .. sdny here T nknl.,,:,,‘ K" ,Vr " 1'
.,.," m" tl'r at ot her poi nt ' in Georgia before
if \|,
i W.
w Sirin
f
how
lets
g
m
i
c
r
b
e
e
golerup.
Shin
' ' r,n ,n ' |
A l l o f w hich w as f i n a l l y trans- r e t u r ni n g home .mne time in Did
I'linc,
ober.
Mated to read:
"Miss Ma rks called you up and
|Rryan ,f K i s s i m m e e
said as soon as you come home to
Mr jiud Mrs William McKay of
i in Surifm.l T h u r s d a y
eatl
her
tip.
No
m
a
t
t
e
r
how
late
T
a
mp a w hose mar ri age vva , an
Ibudiie-,
it's going to he to call her up."
interest mg event id Monday even
W E W ILL HE CLOSED FROM
i rig were I lie gu e st 1 of Mr and
Al O U S T 211 TO OC TOHEH a
If' 11 II Iterger and
For I hose wishing to gain a Mrs. II. J , Holly and Mr. and Mm
Ingham, \ la., arrived
Robert
J.
Holly
.Jr
.
"ti
W
>
films
sculptor's
view
of
human
activity
r 1diic ,l.i> for a s t a y
in New York, a building at 2 Hh day evening.
Madison Avenue lias had incorpor
Miss F’ei n Ward lias as Inu at
f»0 !> First N.iDonal Hank Hldg.
ei.i it j .lone.i or ated in its public walls some 266 frui t ive house guest at her Imme
d e pu t i ng ,
sometimes
in
•un*.tic the Imsiness busts
ainniung cari cat ure, a cross sectmn in Rose Court, Miss Millie Watt of
l f 111 v W. dnesday.
of vocation and avocation. Trades, Ormond.
liar, V T, Weber of professions, recreations a re rep
i l
H^ictor McLaughlin. Jack Peters
l esenled.
Tin* “ newsie" shouts
lf'r(' among t h e visi
with extended 11pts, the student Evans Spencer and Vance li.aig
1,1 ''snliird Wi'duos- looks wise in jaunty m o r ta r hoard | lass were a mong the Sanford |,eop
I and gown and spectacles; even the lit a tt en d i ng the ball g a me in Hr
lando Wednesday afterrno.n.
. “ l imp” is in the baseball series.
and son
• i id or si We
Mrs. Joint Hall Henry of AtInn
Due of Die large railroml sys
terns bus finnid a new way to help In, Ga.. arrived iu Sanford Wedlics
Duo to da y afternoon and is Dm lions '
J M 'Mess and jiasscngers find money.
a
custom
of
snrno
persons
of
using guest of Mrs. C. W. Shinholser at
"f Pennsylvania
her home on Dak Avenue.
the
railrolnl
t
r
ai
ns
us
money
’"I lor a short visit
c
ha
nge
rs
,
of
fer
ing
large
bills
AT
nt are guests a t the
AT
ON
iu payment of f a re instead of
tickets or bills a p p ro x i m a t i n g their
1Whereas, God, in His
Infinite
Jam. v Weibmnn r ust, conductors have received in
.
Mrs . Estelle struct ions which they s a y a rc p r ov wisdom bus taken fi"iu our midst
b'lgtil'i (Taira have ing effective.
Mrs. Lurien K. Philips, ii iTmrter
AND
member of the Woman s ( lult ot
l"'lr lioine in St. AuWhen a large trill is offered for Sanford, anti
h -lii.it visit hero
Whereas her public spirit, her
»f Mis. F. K. Iloumi- a small fare with the usual " so rr y
I ’ve go t nothing smal l er, " the c on intellectual and spi ri t ual gifts have
Mi and $« VALUER
duct or anmuinces that lie is unable made lasting impressions upon tlm
to
change
such
denominations
and
organtzation
from
its
beginning,
*[' > \ DcGottes
and
[,ft i,Mi s w ho h ave s ays he will have to keep the IDII a nd having been n member of the
He adds t h a t Wodnesdny Club, the predecessor
m*’’ "I Mr. atul Mrs. a nd receipt for it.
will receive his oCj i ho Li t e ra tur e Depart ment of
"tt.w on I ’n r k A v e - the p a ss e ng e r
I'tisi
week
d u r in g change from the railroad “ in due j thn W o m a n ’s Club, anil
Whereas, having served as Chair
lt;,ve been exten - time, p e rh a ps in a week.”
I iruin of the L i t e r at u r e Department
r"’Hl* leave F r i d a y for
A complete assortment in these well-known makes— well made in hroadWas hi ngt on Heights nt City Col- u a j )„ other places of leadership.
txiks.iiivilb*.
d o th —madras— nainsook and silk. They fit easily und comfortably and
lege S t a d i u m is where Metro|Milis
Thousands uurh Whareas she has helped cr eat e a n ti )
’f;H l''ft M onday fo r meet s Country,
are exceedingly cool— all sizes.
■* where hu will n i g h t listen to the P h i l h a r m o n i c } mnintain the high ideals of the
weeks visiting rela- O r c h es t r a play and these sweet Wo ma n ’s Club.
Therefore, bo it resolved that
city s ounds nre broken for the
audience only by the metallic r ing we express our appreciation of her
Neil ( hittenden an I of horseshoes pitched by e n t h u s influence through the years, and
our Borrow a t h e r loss, and that
olh^ I. M. Si mmons i ast s on a lot across the way.
s e e t h e w in d o w
these expressions of s ympa thy lie
Monthly evening
forwarded
to
the
fami
l
y
of
Mrs
J 11?' h. P , where they
New Yorkers are as gullible as
a n y of the outland innocents they Philips, copies to be p u t in the
l*ltl,iir relatives.
a r e in the habit of calling “ hicks.' Sanford papers and a copy to be
^ *'I't'hael r et urned In the i.hadow of n building under spread upon the mi nut es of the
>’ afternoon from const ruct i on in the Roaring F o r Woman's Club,
Mrs. E. D. Brqwnlee
'•'here she. has been ties. a crowd gat her ed nbout two
Mrs. H. C. DuBose
v J'. '
One of the men held a
P,*t month with her men.
Mrs. B. F. W h itn e r
ne ws pa pe r upon which were t h r e e
F u b lo a park Smart Clothe#
Chiropodist
(Foot Specialist)
walnut shells and w PWb
The
Spain Wants Tangier
Attached To Morocco
ElA i
IIere Is What New
Yorkers Are Doing
BeeBm
protects
Amusements
Visit Green Springs
II. C. VIELE
L A D IE S !
h f.
BUTTER SPLIT
Florida Cleaners & Dyers :
A. It. ('. Bakery
Jr
NOTICE
Get Your Permanent Wave Now
P. PAUL
Vassar
Under
wear
SPECIAL SALE
\
I
Friday, August, 27
Under
wear
/
Resolutions
$l.50to$2.50 - $l.00to$4.00
WHITE - BLOND
GRAY SHOES
Comfortable and Cool in the Athletic Style
LLOYD’S SHOE STORE
The Y O W E L L
Dr. J. R. M. Vidler
In Attendance
^ Hrownlee and
TDJ. left Wednesday
taj *fksonvill« where shell hi4 the
.....i, ■):( ‘
l1^ ,
fair. •
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LOSE
Id On First Place
:hard Hurls Good
And Helps I'd
en Score
:ee In First
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Today found the St. Louis Car d
imils again heading t h e list by lielfCardinals N o s e O ut Boh ton tlMine over P it ts bu r gh in the N a
St. I din h eat t h e
In Eleven Innlngn While tional Leu gin
y e s t e rd a y in 11
Braves, 1 to
Max Carey, lit Dodder Uni innings.
form, Helps Bent E x-m utes
Hrooklvn -smote P i t t s b u r g h y e s
terday, 2 to I, while the New York
[mi nt s defeated Cincinnati, 2 to 1.
If there is misery in the Pi r at e
c amp today, it can be laid mostly
at the door of Max Carey, exiled
Double P lays E n able G iants captain of the Pi rat es, whose fleet
legs brought victory to Urnnklyn. ’
T o N ose Out Cincinnati; He heat out an infield hit with
Cub S w eep s P hillies Series the buses full t ha t gave Brooklyn
the deciding rim.
All the Cineinnati Beds g ai ne !
S’l'. LOUIS, Aug. 20. (/I'l— It’s
off again, on again, in the three from tlie juggling in t was midis
cornered fight for National League puled po me ,»ion of I bird plm e
Willi Hugh
Me()mllan
pitching
l eader-tup
The Cardinals, who yesterday
got kooeked from their first place
peri h hv splitting a double head
er with Itoston, today tri mmed the
Knives, t to
in a thrilling II m
nin;t Imltle and regain the covet
JS
ed position.
Hnfolv, Imtting for
SouUiwnr’h, singled in the l l t h
f ra me with the liases loaded dial
won the game.
P i tt s b u r g h and
Cineinnati both lost today.
Itoston
out 1(10 Old 00 .'112-1
St. Louis
020 OKI ooo 0
i -1r,-11
Itatleeies:
Hearn.
Mogridge,
(.old'iMilli
.uni Taylor;
Ithem. i
Alexander and O'Ceirell.
PALMS CAPTURE
LAST “ ■ « * ■ Reds’ Winning Streak
LAKELAND TEAM Ended By New York
Haiti H h IIh G am e In
Inning’ And Seoond
In Also P ostponed;
And CttHiireH Bond
irow Takes Place
*' Cantwell After
f *5 Runs Arc Scored
S even th
Content
F u tv o y c
At Itut
LA k' ELAND, Aug. 2d. I/I'l
l''"rt Myers look the first g a me of
the Highl ander double header y e s
t e rd a y aft ernoon, (1 In I, mlico I he
game was called on uecniml
of
tain in the hr-1 half of the seventh
liming.
The second g a me was
called o f f Oil iU'ontmt of wet
grounds.
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imbed itiiolher notch in tin1 r m r
tho fwntnd lutlf hunting yon*
Srday'wliun the ('oil« di-finti-d
be SaWfortl* Cclfci*y-Fi,dH for (hr
1rd time In a*’ muny days sy
bii'fleotV of 7 tn 4, making a ( lean
reep of th r scrips, and ckUi MIhIi a load o f a gflmr and a half
(Mr thtsMsolvef, xbhfle shoving the
ie r lortdoM into third place.
T renchant was nn (he hillock
i r t h e . Coltif, and besides pitching
: 01 eteridy lu n tn ram c through with
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f a ll n p in lie second
jlnlng ’th a t Kcorrd tlir w runners
nd eventually won th r hull jrnnir.
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Itlford, an h r was ilrrrirkwl )nl n , / h *T 1 *
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Ivor of Withrow.
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Indcr of t he game.
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Kattcrioi: McCrawn and Delter
inning nil ended In scores and
Totals
22
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Aldridge, I’uri h, Morrison ami
Colt maremen garnered their
Ity innings;
hits off him at highly uppnr- I. Fo rt Myers
(iooeh,
D I O 2(10
■'thorticnts.
Lakeland
ooi 000
Bed’s S tr ea k Halted
I iCalory-Foils opened the
S u m m a r y : Thr ee base hit, Bra
C I N C I N NA T I, Aug. 20 f/Mib y scoring th re e runs in the
Benslcy, started the fire- ider. Home run. Casares. Double ( aneiimiitMs winning st r eak of ten
l W f » h r m l i n g a placement to
F r t s b i e mid Dumas then
a J V 0 * tvi^V(|mrtutimi, and
i't’Bfiored Heftsley mul Frisble
fl§ to left.
Dumas was out
I.
Crowe stole second, ami
- on V la u’s wild ilimw on
i j l b y ' t grounder.
ti Orftrtdti If'ftH I fie lend in llif si*r
(
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plays, D'Keilly, Chancey to Daniels, games i-nme to ii stop today when
Doran, Hugli Metpidlini out pit i lied Curl
i 2; Dodgen to Kowalski;
Chancey to 1 lankds. Left on base, Mnvs in a hurling duel. New Vmk
j| Fort Myers, 2; Lakeland T. Base
wiiinim' 2 to I. Thr ee snuppv
/ o n hulls off Meltae
F e r gu s I. double plays hel/s-d tin* (Hants.
St ruck out by Meltae I; Cusack 1. The onl\ lime Cmei Im'i 11 broke
H lid pilch, Meltae. Winning pitch
t hrough wa in Die seventh wlieii
er, Meltae.
Losing pit. her, I'Ve tile til I mi'll I I, | Ur. Mi Null 'all
go*
Cmpi res, Bradley and Fred
siM*.'l,,i|, bill m u t t e m p l n o ' to -an il
eru I -. Tinn- I 10.
t i l l . D l e . -e i i lilt into a double pla;
irtdOfi wlklness, walking Metric
• .Wells, who wwn sacrifiei'd a
# by A b r am s , and scored on
b nc
n c - tl
t lm c r lido center
_ hn*ot) Vns walked and Ti em hurd
r fd the b a se s with a double to
'center.
Wi t hrow relieved
twaiH a n d Viuu scored Tren
Ith u dr ive to m i t e r .
It.- h i t b«li i man, a single and an
W D? Be a sl e y per mi t t ed Orlltao to add o couple more in the
rth.
T h r e e si ngl ed a nd a sacrifice
JYe S a n f or d its final tally of tinl i ne In the ninth.
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NKW YORK, Aug. 2b. t/l’i
Ten yuuDi f il heavy we ig h ts will
buttle a t Madison Sipiaie Oarden
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t oni ght in five eimtesls t h a t should
Summitry: T w o luise hits, Tren* thr ow considerahle
light
upon
ftrd, Du mils, s t o l e n tutse', Crowe, the abilities of t hr ee foreign s t ar s
[Hey 2. Snerifices, Abriuns, Tin
and Hcvemil Amei'ieati ho|s*fu|s.
Double play, Fih.hic, miusH a r r y Person,. Swedish i b a m p
1; Heusloy to Allen to Hailey, ion, ami Alfred Por/.io, elaimant of
f t on buses, Orlundo 2; Sun fori I Die Smith American title, faced
| B a a e on bulls o f f Cantwell 2; rii” ged t est s in J oh n n y
Kisko,
(throw :i; T r en e hu r d 2. Struck Cleveland, and Kmite Hansen, Min
by Wi t hrow 1; Trenehurd 2. nesota, respectively. Fi ght i ng Boh
Off Cuntwell 2 in l I-.t in- Igiwson, Al a ba ma negro, ami S a n
R. Hit by pi t c he r by Witbrnw dy Sei fert of Pi tt s b u r g h compete
Srum*.
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Wild
pilch, in ten rounds.
(throw. Wi nni ng pitcher, Tten
rd.
Losi ng pit cher Cantwell,
llrcfl, Rollins and T andy. T i n e
i y innings:
Ilford ............. .. .'tl>(> (100 <101
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'A ND AL IA ,
Ohio, Aug, 2(1.—*
Chicago Fails To Get
Player In 3rd Round
Of Women’s Tourney
CHI CAGO, Aug.
Chi
cago's aitervsl in today's third...........................
round
o f the women's western
championship golf was purely i m
personal- a s Iter representation
was
lost y es t er da y
when Mrs.
Melvin Jones, form er title-holder,
and two Other Chicagoans, were
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J | Yesterday's Results j
Aiuericiiti League
I id r a It, 1 1 7 ; Boston, I i;.
i h veland, it; New York, 11
' | oiu at W a - l o o g l on
i i,., ago at Mlid.'iilelplna
Sout her n A-s'n
\ ihi nt a, t I; l ittle Hoik, 1
Mobile, •’>; Nashville. (i.
’.evv ( li h an-, I ; < h at ta no
I I Oilv t lin e . heduleil )
Soul lic-astcrn I wague
ho I; iill Vi lie, o O', Savaniial In
Augus t i ne
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I lie ac.es of the Preach t r a ms ,
Rene Lacnste and Henri Corbet,
wen* pr ime favorites to ove,'runic
J a p a n in Die opening of the inter"one series of Du* Davis Cn/i
matelies a t Die We d Side tennis
club today.
T h e t e a m v i i l m i o u s in the f our
s i ngl es a n d two doubles i m i l e s l s
will face Du- A me r i ca n d e f e n d e r s
of I lie h i st or i c t r o p h y ;i! I' bda del
[dun, S ep t. 'J, lb a n d 1 1.
Coclirt wa s niatcheif a g ai n s t
Tstimiid T w u r a for the first of the
singles mat ches at 2:20 p, m„ with
l.aeoste and Takeiehi l la r ad u fol
lowing t hem on the courts.
The doubles t e ams , which inert
Friday, have not yet liecn chosen.
On S a t u r d a y t he singles schedule
of today is reversed.
J e a n I h uo t ni , brilliant but e r
ratic me nd in ' of Du* French team,
was a p a s s en g e r on the Berengari a,
a r r i vi n g in New York today, too
late to compet e in the cur ly m u t c h
es.
Both Lncnsle a nd Uprutru
pushed William T. Tilden, Ainerii' uii ehaiupimi, to five s et s in the
challenge
round l ast
y e a r a nd
both defeated him indoors last
winter. J a p a n and F r a nc e gained the
utter-7,o ne
finals
liy
wuding
t h r o ug h a score o f foreign a g g r e
gations.
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doorway. Hie ipiaint blue and wlnl.' Miller. '
enamel figure o f a baby Dial Del .j Th or ne , 21
la Robloa. cent ur ies bask, uiadi the Brower, p
world wide symbol for i liildlnii'il. I
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and likewise that within Imli a S a r a s o t a
Ino IIII'I (in s
mile radius a l ar ge group of ..111, t
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childli.... I c har it i es h i n c aii '-n, l.e
sides Hie Mans I 'lit o l mn . l a l i t t o ,: .son.
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I lie history - f the ''Chiblr.-n's H(lt„ -J. Base on bill , off Itrmvev
Col l i er ” begins dil'ertly a ' 1" s I In* | ■ Sidwell 7. St i' iii k mil b\ Sidw i'll
street from Uie ta l,llj'l " 1Li in
Umpi r es, Augur and \Vr I'll Ve!'.
Dili'i." Here in the ve hind
! T i m e 2:05,
one of | he c it y' s stateliest chutcll-,
e-, St. I'aul's I'A atip tin at l i i l h c n u i i
is a iiii inorial to a babs b..\ , i lo-!
son uf a washer woman w itti im I
ot her kin.
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Toiling for year s over tubs this
NKW YORK, Aug 2d i.m
mother, a widow, urliieh d tinally
Fr
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e n d s of f o r me r Brigadier G e n
her life amhi i i nn
to earn enough
eral William Mitchell today hmiieh
to place in the splendid doorway
» painting which would tell of her ed a movement grooming him for
love for tier baby hoy. Some n ea r the post of President nf the Nat
ional A er on a ut ic Association.
by residents say that in doing so
The move to make the former
she effected more than she fore
saw, tin* es t ablishment
of the nssintiui chi ef of ar my air service
pr es i d e nt of the association, ac
"Children'si Cor ne r" of Chicago.
c ordi ng to Fr a nk A. Tiehennr, pres
Went of t h e New York c hapt er is
p a r t of a plan to raise the memliershrp of t h e organisation to Inn,.
000 me mb er s and make it capable
o f e x e r t i n g influence in air m a t
P L A T T S B U K G BARRACKS, N. t er s.
Y., Aug. 2(5— (/l’i The regiment
o f men from New York, Delaware
a nd New J e r se y composed of It)
enmpuni es from the training r ump
o f the second a r m y corps area at
I’l a t t s b u r g B a rr a ck s passed in r e
view today before I'res ideal Cmilidge.
N E W Y OR K, Aug. afl— (A*)—
Co mi ng h er e by ntitmnoliilc from Douglas F a i r b a n k s ha- come hack
hla Adi rondack ca mp for his first from Soviet Russia e.inverted to
a p p e a r a n c e n t a public function g o v e r n m e n t ownership t.f motion
since he l e f t Washington oil his pi ct ures.
vacation, p r es i d e nt Crmliilge was
" I n R u b s i n , " he said, ‘The m o v
cor
S lven a „„
„ di, al welconm by tho in g p ic tu r e is controlled by t ho
tl zens a n d full military honors gov.enihtent,.wiiicii is a good th in g .
cou'd he f o l l o w ^ Tn
T h e P r e s i d e n t l e ft here ,,i, his r e t h o U n ite d State*, am! would me an
t u r n t r i p ’t d t h e . Adlromlin-ks camp that wa would have
Imv guoif p i c t u r e s
Mitchell Boomed Ff>r
Aero Body I‘resident
NOW
children ."
- ’ :,.f s
Veliki? -
••
s h o w in g
The SupeT'Six Qreatly Improved
in Chassis and New Bodies
'Phcse beautiful new H udsons— th e Sedan,
Brougham and the C oach—overshadow all the
jrreat Super-Sixes of the past. New bodies—new
colors—new beauty, performance and comfort.
Bach is more striking and distinctive in appear
ance. Each is a triumph of body quality, comfort
and price advantage. Each is mechanically at the
height of its value and reliability.
For more than 11 years the patented Super-Six
principle h;is Djven outstanding performance anti
reliability to over MSI),000 owners.
I his lon^ experience and vast production baye
brought about not only a much finer ear in
every particular, but also have resulted in econo
mics of manufacture and distribution that give/
amazing price and value.
1 hese new Hudsons are commanding a greater
attention than any preceding model because they
far excel any previous achievement of our history.
Standard Equipment Include.*: A u to m a tic W tn d i h k U Ck((w , >
Reur-Vift*> M i r r o r , T rom m ijiinn hock (bailt-in), Kuiliu<»7
Shutter*, M oto-M vtcr, C o m b i n a t i o n Stop a n d T a i l Light.
Government Control
Of Movies Is Favored
By Douglas Fairbanks
ii
lV Vj
xx■- - t tie *
■Obi’.-t i|,t ]
fin. ,
A !■:
(childrens Corner ^!it!
1"
Wlnie
2l»
if
In Windy City Is IIlichai
K d- mi, ef
I Kelly, Il
TributcToBabvBov [| BBaiu
u h r . lb
rhn .
I Turner,
C H I C \ i i< i. A u g u s t
2R o l ’i
T h mi a n d - o f p eopl e wlm dully 1Siclwell, e
H a no i ' .
p a s - by a few si pi ur e s ii-wuv I,imw
not bie.-r
ebouk
I he
“ ( Tul-li i o ’ ,
Total
* m m i '■! I lileago, or lie
11
x B.iii-d l or
11try
IldlllL' Idle
eoiim ried with its founding
I In- ■Sarasol
I I le. I’k
’
>wentjv
M .'hail
u ,0
fiaincs Today
; 'i.oT ,ii P u t 11
GROWERS OUTHIT
GULLS BUT LOSE
4-3
Ai
i n l . t ’ \Vl7
■ ef | he ||m,
: : I’l
(•ii \
II t
1
'1
*t II
II
l II
i ; II
■t 1
(1 tl
II 11
M 'l i •' bin " II
a off I rail' .i
Colombo:
And IH<n(nn Lead
league estahlislled by " R e d ” Wingii,
( now w i t h Det mil 1 in I W i t h '
S A i:\MOTA. Aug.
two in, if 1111 1 more to play Kelly |
-lloiild euiiie 1 I"-e In the >0 l i g u n . >Sai a> ■■1,1 w m today's
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j
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jUludeid'.rt
AB i t
Wo h a'.i.'il ’0 aiori- g a m e s |efon- lli- i I use ol | In*
-11 uni!
li.il i". I he ( 7 e l ,, m e n v. ill h a v e i o
hu.* i 1■- if t h e y im “ iid eat citing
Die • a - 1 f l y i n g Co l l s a n d liep l u g g o g Fort i t l y i r s club.
mi;’ uni non o '
m n mill no 1 tin
h M , lo '• all, I ‘ liot
I le,-. S I a 11 m ha i
Sai I ifir'i'-a Do; ie, I 1 ' '
a ! i n I Ii.nhh pla . I 1 Mir!
a . SI
Sr:tUerp4;
^'inpitrird n.
C lili.ee In liil ill t lie pinches
I- b l a im d for l i e loeatt; slnni|i.
a- lln ir h u r le r - have pili Inal
..'i .oi I b iM all week
a nd tIn ir
I il filing I ;;s been nil a pur W0 Ii
the be-, I ill the league.
n
0
1
t;
11
Ill-wili m n 111Di
'.‘V ';ind s t:ir A|
Foi i M '.’«•>• .
I
Plattsburg
Soldiers
Andrews to Study Dry Reviewed By Coolidffe
Quarrel In Southeast
W AS H I N GT O N, Aug. 2(J.— (/P)—
As s i s t a nt .Secretary An dr ews
of
the Tr e as u r y , said lie would s t u d y
the si t uat i on a ff ec ti n g prohibition
imforcenient
in the
s ou th e a st ,
brought into prominence r ecent l y
by diverse views of M. 0 . Dunni ng,
one of Ida a ss i s t a n ts a nd p rohi bi
tion a dm i n i a tr u to r
Shar pe,
ut
Charlotte.
Mr. D u n n i n g ha s been i/uotcd I
Haying
yi ng conditions in the terrltor;
which1 includes South A t l » n t _
count
as en
lall^d irt Qfe B r a t match of the Mr. S h a r p e h a d nnserted much'
■ * a n d today with HUa Naomi liquor waa available and that the
en<orctvi$Rt l ^ m t d was iuadi
\fiW W i .■
,>
i
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<,M.
W A S I I I N C TON. Aug. ;
The t r e a s u r y h a s no ml ntion ,.f
c h a n g i n g its p r es e n t policies i'l f i s
cal m a i l e r s so a . I" use w a r debt
r ec ei p ts to b r i n g a bout
u nn Di e r
t a x r educ t i on.
T a k i n g note of s u r g e - l i n n *, f or
suc h a cl ianp", aelin/r : *• e ■1.11 ,x
W>list on said I 1id a , 0 wa- cm r odMAII.ollO,
er. 'd n e i e s s a r y Dud t
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Oim , i . ming in a n n u a l 1',' I > u*' •b
lilt ere.- I (III v t m nt be appl "- . |
HerBilly Kell;, the Bids
t il'e 111eld ill I lie | 111Idle dell ,
I Rulb ni (lie Inti in.tlinnal League
Kelly, who |,hi> i Do th" Bol falo - Brower Ami Sitlwell Hook I p Im v ii ii ■id s n ■ila 11y a re in ■1d
I Bison,,, pi.lid 1ml hi I hi ll y (mirth j
In Pilchim : Dm 11, L u llrr (' udi d Si .d !■ lainn . w Im Ii
' 1 m o d 1 lout 1 he oilier d a y , t ini chy j
Having Kdipe; KiAhtmison t h e n a u t o m a t i c a l l y r et i re d .
i ipinliiig the high niai'k for I lie ]
Cults Sweep Series
( I I I CA dt l, Aug. 20. (/I
Chi
eago made a clean sweep of a three
ga mp series with Pliilmlelphia by
l ot t i ng opiiortnuelv today behind
a hriiee of e rr or s to win the final
game, 2 to 2.
Philadelphia
001 (110 000 2 7 2]
Chicago
100 (HO Bix 2 '.i I
Batteries; Carlson and Wil on;
•limes and toui/.ale/..
NI’JW
I he Detroit T i g e r s
ran
wild Blark-tiii' k. II’
.ii., mil I ’e u w a v P a r k as ei ght Mo
B u r i n - , lb
r, m pits h er p ro v ed all alike.
I he ( > m * . p
i
t look a i|o’l Iill - head •t II to
1
! , | o 0. a i. 11 ma de SO 111I
1i.i il
Si | ’.-I. t l>ni
l"lllr Ml. • D-.vl". i'l*
1 Bt iwn. Di
v ii. ii, . r
N ational League
lit ; .in. II
lou, :i; S i . Loin , I
N1\ i r r>n, r 1
I.
:\ ll.-t III . H>
Brooklyn, 2; Pi!tshurgh, I
11.IK kt V f
V, a York, 2: ' im innuM. l
lll*\Vlll. |>
I 'hi laih'l I'hm, 2; ( iiiiugo. .i
Bl**ik. x
UEE RER
T iie Ceh iy k ' e i ,
by v irtu e
o f l l n i r lo s s III till* e n t i r e s e r i e s
to O r l i i l ’d i'. a r e n o w o e e i i p a u l s
o f t h i r d p la e e
in I h e
le a g u e
i H i d in g , t w o
gam es
b e h in d
O r l a n d o a n d a h a l f g a m e h e lm e t
i mi'li at Dip I'hillieH, ma ki ng their
ST. I’LTKItSHC!{(i, Aiig, 2 1 - (In'-I st rai ght cymi nod of the
to
light
A br ine of e rrors behind J i / | ’i Lope/,’ home run
i o l on had much to do with Die field drove Li ^ in alo-ad f him
.; ;o 2 ( ’he ago victory.
iiml g;i;i Dm* S u m knr s iii r> I..
I,’.on soused the American l e a , \ (•l llll t "Vi t 1III- S a i n t - InTV 1lull
...ii. tail not until (Jeorge Chle of in ;i 1 1 inning Ciimi'
I lie i levelnmi Indimis luol jilastered Tnmp;i
\ i: R ii I ' d \
) II i II i
tin. ) ankees with i (1 to H coat ” 1 1)|.|)irki-,
1}
whitewash. The game
marked LTiinin r. 2I>
1 i Li
r> 0 O •> 1
I Ido’s 21 s| win of the season and St 111)1 I'M, I'l'
i 1 0 <1 0
tu- fifth in a low over the league L i t , rf
ieadeis. The second g a me of a j I.ll/H / , V
1 *> JJ ii
double header was ruined mil.
i II II l
S;ilv;i(/., 2h
Mootgoniei v at Allninv
I 'l o i
(Vk rvmcu Arc Now
In Third Place
Drive Over Itight Field Wall
Sends In Run Ahead) Tam pa
Takinir Final Game Of T h e
Series By Score o f T> to .‘5
niierhK*. C.'irl Ma ys was f orced to
hike hi- l u s t def eat ill lii - Inst
• i\ s t a r t s .
The Chi ca go Ciihs tool; a n o t h e r
.-I
lain
........ .Mays and Pii nit h.
—Wanning up for thegraruH
lean handicap, slated for tot»w, *nn started this morn■TVhtn almost a thousand of
fWHAnier(ca'a trup-shootI'.Aootbuf in tbo prelim* defeated.
^tUMp
.
Mrs. Jonea wa s retired by Miss
D a-purse of $3,750-for Marlott Titrplc, o f New Orleans,
U iia r y bandirnp. It is u who r an o f f the bes t match play
Igle target tvejit, to 1w shot o f tho tournam ent to win, | Hnil
to £5 yards.
8. Tho Louisiana player, roccntly
£.Q$9 stepped f or wa rd t o da y crownetl a o u t h e m champion, Wu*
>Nw m i t in 1925, died a t hla
ago. H e
fa in
Top rAMPA CATCHER
In The National League; HITS HOME RUN
Carey Helps Defeat B ugs TO BEAT SAINTS
The COACH - - - *1195
The BROUGHAM *1495
The 7-Passengcr SEDAN
.
- - *1595
F. O. Ii. Detroit, PI»* W a r Excise T a x
Seminole Hudson-Essex Com]
II
Lee Street.
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ad . r a t e s
[li*h in Advance
L , will be received
L and toHeclor aent
C f0r payment.
t‘
10c a Hu*
Sc a line
7c a llna
fratcs on reciueat.
a<-e.i rate* a re for
, inaertiona.
j , „f average length
charge <>f 30c f o r
Liiiirig i" re stric te d
russification,
or is mau« l no h a n wj|| he responsible
incorrect insertion,
[ti.ser for subiaxiuent
1 n>e office should be
^mediately in case of
S A N F O R D DRUG COMPANY
Situation W anted Male. 74— Apartments For R ent
84— H ouses For Sale
90— Automobiles For Sale
"Tho Rexall S to re ”
W« m ake a specialty of nur prompt
PA R K A P /
I1OR R E N T .— M agnolia Ave. 4 ■ 1100 W. 1st. St.— 2 s to ry house, LIN CO LN — FO R D - - FORDSON:
ftlling of prescriptions and <|uick P O S I I ION wanted nt once by gen
tlemnn
who
has
had
long
ex
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Corner P a r k Ave. a n d I
room a p a r tm e n t, all fu rn ish e d , j five rooms on 1st floor, 3 rooms
delivery.
Edw ard H iggins, Inc.
D ru g s — Soda - - Ho
tot Sandwiches perienco m mercantile business, i lights, w a te r and gas. A pply H. j and bath on second. Porch, garage. Commercinl A P alm etto. Phone 331 [
______________ __ ____
general office work and a g o o d l C . Walker, Bailey’s C ash G rocery, i Good condition. L ittle nnd < layE le g a n tly Furniabad
den.
Bull
Bldg.
M o n r 1A M T n n i u
”,7*------------ ! »«lesman.
Now employed
but | F ir s t Street.
•
BE SU R E and see the new custom i
j E a rh a p a r tm e n t conaiata t
M O R G A N T O W N , \V. V A., people wishes to move to Florida
Ail_ ____
built Studehakcra
[ room, full *lie bed room,
a r e in te re ste d in Florida. r b,.|, j dress .I. J{. Fordham. Burton, S. C.
SAN J U A N GARA G E
T H E CLA RK A p a r tm e n ts on th«. i F*’H SALE -Three room house.
} room with full sls« M urj
of them th ro u g h n classified add in
—____ -_____
„beach,
vwvii
ic«ow*m
in w
^ vv„JV
w. • close
. . on
. . ___
one acre
. w of good
reasonable
eekly ot
) dinette, kitchen and bath,
tho M organtow n POST. Six cents! Ill— M o n e y t o l o a n
H. FOR SA LE Space on the page ,
monthly rate*. 410-418 S outh At-1 ' !.,ru'- Small cash puyinent
m l re frig e ra tio n and
a w ork for six consecutive issues.
* w , ',(*a n
lantic Ave., D aytona Beach, Fla., j Clnyden. Room 4, Ball Bldg
for classified mlvertinenient*.
cludexl.
Mrs. O, F. McCue, P ro p and M gr.
W’hy not rent those vacant r<-<*n<s,
o5— Lots For Saif
W IG HT-CII R IS E N BERRY PRINT " '* bnve a $5,111)0 building loan Phone 507-1.-3
i Rates $60.00 and up par
or sell that second hand g o o d s ’
.iv.jilahlc
for
immedinUV
use.
S H O P — P rin tin g ,
E ngraving
Apply a t A pt. No.
c
os
nt
once
if
ready
to
build.
E m bossing. See us first. Wo do «
rt>r<- roil i,i,r
the fortnm iir to 91— Legal N otices
7li-A—
(iarugefl
Scoggims
Realty
ir linin'i,rm Innurnnro u f t r r He,
it. Phone 417-W. R. Et. Avenue„ ..........
.........
■ Co
slurm nt Tin-nilnr r This non pint ! ---Com m ercial S tre e t.
!
• Mum .me Temple.
n crltprliin »r ivhat Ikr Anifual nml ia r u n m i n i t c o t h t o r s k m i FO R T H !
Sr|>lphilif r viltiila « III dll. I'| rlimrl
N O I-K
( 111 \ T t .
S T A T IC
O f'
FUR R E N T . —G arage.
Inquire Hflilf,i,
arrlir im Hpltrtliilr llmr,
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LO A N S— Money avoilublo a t 7 per
For
the
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th ” and all other big
a t 317 Oak Ave.
Thr> uaiiBlI) kiippm krfiir*. IlrlP R I N T I N G T H A T P L E A SE S
in i i n w i . i n .
c e n t. ( ’lose in property. A. P, ’
tcr
tnkr
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After
ihr
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we
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T y p e w r ite r s n ml Adding Machines I mi nelly A Sons.
Mim ll'i imi Intr. Thr prrutlum
K H T A I 1: S I N r
T H E S E M IN O L E PR IN T E R Y
!
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of
the
original
stylo anil a t t r a c
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l"“'t ’nrur. nml Hr ruHafurlK nilnhli
vs
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ts a prescript on f* * j
001 W. Pth St. W. N. Lumley, Prop | 4 7 — DoffK. C h I h, !*eDl.
MK1HS, 11|-: VI Si lies
c h a n i a i ' ks t i v r n c s s o f rluthcN, yon had r r-
N#*# fhr
rrlinhlr “Thlffitfii'* for |
nTIllCIt
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SANI'OJM. g ar de d as h r ) o n d r r e l a i m i n g - h y
nhHiI iirtHrHIoii. All ?!*»*«*« uf »u
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'" 7 7 , ' FOR RENT. I room furnished "iifflnir
tiriMfu,
FOR SALE.
15)— Huilding ( ’onlruclnrs
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will
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i m i c '"J11.1 "
Airedale
house. No children. Apply 1119
f*l»4inr in** Imlny.
___ ’■dtii»is driving goat. W ,M yrtle Ave.
K v n \v \ i'i:ri:M M .vin
inn).* you m a n y n d o l l a r - l i e t i i d e f
tt.
J.
TIIKIPKN
i Tin- Stuii- r :-*i..i-».t.i ii.
1
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' ' Brady. Mecca Hummock Road. ____ _
Tin* iii-ii - 11•-\ ....... HI Mill'l l mill I saving many a gnrmcnt.
S A N F O R D R O O FIN G CO............
ltr>itn1rT (IllldlnK
Tile
1DVEKTISER8
"tin I i lalto m o O n ,|..I
l l , . , I , v -<|i..!.
87— Acreage For Sale
roofs, b u ilt up roofs. Re-roofing! FOR SALE. - L i t t e r of fine Col 7H— Offices tind D esk Room
aid
re p re se n ta tiv e
ton 9 anfoi*l
il*'i-'<n-.,.iV a n i l ( o n i l
over old roofs* Leaks repaired. L i •
lie puppies
| y o u n g mure muleJ j
p t t r i l i ' H , ,'ii<'li i i ii.l h ’i r j
ctiimitlm
familiar w ith ra te s,
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ttm a te a free. Satisfaction girninn-, cheap,
Mrs W. M. M c D o tig a l,! A T T n A r T r v P
classification will
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3rd
St.
Phone
111.'
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371-W.
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complete inform ation.
o f f!ilM U l l l , lITHil I f: I i \ <ff flit*
stores or offices a t P a r k Ave., 1 40 Acres, good farm land. Snm sula' . Hl Ft
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and Commercinl Stre e t.
W. M.
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l otwts’n I k'land arnl W\v «hnM pi,o-. ..f i. nii t u f
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IS— Horses, C a t lie , Vehicles 1 Young, Owner, 209 Pitrk Ave.
Satifuril IToridit
in wording
y«»r
C L A R E N C E SMITH
j Smvihn. On hanl surfaci ii cnuiity < |‘1,V>U|1 i‘it O-i
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Phone |ln*i
.1 111!
(500 YW >1 E u - t Street
,“,7— (Jood T h ings to Enl
O F F I C E F O R R E N T — I nM e is c h
l h l i v " ’»' f:' " " ronimunitv.
$3Mi i \ 1‘ " l 1i! i Mil (i
ul
Phone
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,(id .1. ( >ih. d li lilts c,i
(b ta n t n o t i c e
Bldg Apply A
P Connelly A I ,,, r acre
nml term s to suit
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r im e and cook
L m should givo th e ir ------------- --------Sons, Magimlli. and 2nd.
j s,l“.w
rcuucst ami | run Sit, i .
tinder no oti|j)r|itiufi to porchnse | *.Y. M Ml >■. .I j i ( "i■tId
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L.stuffn * ad d re ss us
J A M E S II. COWAN All kinds of! , lllkr ,f v!:u, / lr” «!- I,v : n s ’'J -s " i i f o i d ' ' _
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Tin am! Sheet Metal
Work. .
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phone 017
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Ijuirel Ave.
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Cor, 2nd and Sanford Ave.
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PA L M E T T O AVE.
cool
WANTED
25 young men holding FOR R E N T .—Two large
>ALT II NIX.
5 room Bungalow,
A ttorncjr-at-L a*
room s for Imusekeopiing, vvatec.
good positions to j'a r n money in
M * Ratliff. Phone 340
S E L L GOOD USED CARS
2 bed rooms and
th e ir spare time.
Apply H enry lights, gas. #8 week. 1101 French
Will p r a c t i c e In all t h e cejrt**
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CO. I W e ith e im e r. 8-9 a. in.. 12-1, R-fi Cor. I l t h St.
1925 Kuril T’udoi (Asian.
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^nlng. Repairing and p . in. S anford Loan ami Savings
Priced at $5250.00
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FO R RENT. Dm- bedroom su it
Phone 4<!,!i for p ro m p t ( ’<». 209 Magnolia Ave.
1925—-Ford Coupe
Small istsh paym ent.
able for one or two men or
Offices In Court House
Balance Monthly.
W A N TED ---Responsible m an to collide. Phone 803 W.
1925— Ford Touring.
- O N S BARBER S H O P
ta k e over delivery proposition of
3 ROOM H O U S E
Madrid|in Avenue.
local concern.
Must have
$000 FOR KENT.-—Tinoe bedrooms and j
1925 Ford Runahnut.
on
one furnished a p a rtm e n t.
801*
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inform ation
l" tiurimrs. Special nt- , oash.
Magnolia Ave.,
vpii ladies and children. | call M a n a g e r N ational Biscuit Co. Magnolia.
You've Tried the Rest Now
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P R E S S KR Y a n OLD L IN E
Legal Reserve FOR RENT.- Ihvdrable hediooin,
1924— Ford Light Delivery Truck
!s>t 62 x 13(1
hath, reasonable, 618 Elm Ave. j
lnK, pressing, ta ilo rin g .
Life Insurance company is de
Priced n t $4500.00
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Phone | sirous of obtaining a live agent Phono 321 -W.
With te r m s to suit
We a re in a position lo give a
p u rc h a se r
producer a very a ttr a c tiv e con FOR K E N T .— Five la r g e rooms,
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big
porch.
1763'x
Magnolia
Ave
AN and repair all kinds t r a c t for this city nml uontiglaus
ROOMING HOUSE
■1,|i Palmetto. Phone te rrito ry . F o r f u r th e r Inform ation Phono 345-\V.
12 rooms furnished,
ad d re ss Box 1161, Orlando, Fla.
close in, good income
Elm Ave. and L'tth Street.
FOR R E N T .—Two la rg e nicely
p ro p e rty , priced to
'KW8--.it cover* Brow- W A N T E D .—Two young, neat up ( furnished housekeeping rooms.
sell, easy* terms.
DAYTONA BEACH
!y thoroughly which is | p e u ria g men lo make $15 per | .'112 E. 5th.
* mu»t rapidly grow ing day.
A pply between 8-9 a- nt-.
PHONE 3
and sleeping D K A N -BERG CORPORATION
H enry W ertheim er, A PA R T M E N T .
‘n the Florida
Coast '5-11 p. in,
615-16 F ir s t N atl. Hank. Bldg
rooms.
520
W.
1st
Street.
Phone
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Phone 718
28.
i M agnolia Ave.
Laney Dry Cleaning
( ’ompany
Malaria. Chills and Vfl
Dengue or Bilious F«
Elton J. Moughi
ARCHITECT
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IN SU R A N C E
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cheerfully
give in-
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formation and is prepared to u.- 'ie
the following Burglary, Theft and
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Robbery policies.
Messenger, office and store robbery
or hold-up, paymaster robbery or
J. (J. SHARON
hold-up,
residence burglary, theft
and larceny, mercantile open stock A
burglary, mercantile safe burglary*
bank burglary and robbery.
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 26, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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wt
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Leaned Wire
AHgocJated
j
Bight Puffea Today.
»PA; F R ID A Y , A U G U ST 27j 1926 . ■T ----
When Rudolph Valentino Died
!4
STAR MERMAID aOSE TONIGHT Total O f DeadTb
m
tc.; Now Place
;rty Iams From
cl Hurricane
|Vt»r r> iMillions
Sirens Of Numerous Tugs In “Mn” Ferguson liases Claim
^ N. Y. Harbor Announce For Nomination Upon Klan (INI!
Arrival Of Certnide Kderlc Issue And Moody Auks Thai
I’rom t hunnci Contjuesl ‘VFergiisonism” lie Defeated
Mayor Walker Oivok [Governor's Opponent
Scroll And A Medal Raps Road Financing
Ileal Home-Coming Party Is “ Mil” I n d i c a t e s T h a t S h e Will
Reserved Until Arrival In 1 K e e p O f f i c e U n ti l J a n u n r y
Amsterdam Ave. Section I n s t e a d O f O iiittiiiK In F a ll
Is Renewed
13 fishermen
t'rnwiis „f 11lends. admirers ami
idlers HiimI the sidewalk-; licfor**
the Polyclinic Hospital, New York,
when word spread that Kmi'.lpli
Valentino was dying there. The
tipper picture shows a (croup
standing across the strei t just be
fore the film star's dentil. I'oliee
made diem move on just In dore
the picture was taken. Iteluw is
shown tli' lioily of Valentino, in a
)|{| t AMS A u k - 2 7 . «:i*iket, being placed in a lie-use
at the hospital door lor removal
(.•jvf jM-rsnus wore i" an undertaking I'rtithliHimcnt.
Colli. Cotton
tice(‘rops Paid
fey Ifitfh Winds
i lie (ie.ul, .several!
r,. pn iim' ami e s tiil.nii.'i'i unxii'lil f»v
;1I Imi i irain w l.ieli 1
, f .. i *.* h .axil hern j
W .ilinalay niglil
tut 'ii five and I on
,||ai ; a ii»*vv reports
Rlllllg'’ i * ,'u h«»d hei "» 1tn-
KNIGHT-ASKS FOR
WIDENING OF TWO
STREETS OF CITY
Proddenl Of I,oral Com (tuny
Wll 1
nrfiJ fiiicll
Tells Trade Italy Thai l»ift,i r* ' cl fill’ll who hn
ferenre in 5*1 reel Crude
njr. •'* '' ItMiH* than .'hi
i'l inf) ri*
),»• i.i. .<» ♦’<
Hinder- ('niislairlinii Work
P:.* : ; 1Itf ♦**' «n. ■nil
I'ropi 11y i>vvin i ■ r r il k \ veil *
itV '• 1...H ti mi* lief'
a
truck hy tie and S. coiol »*i r>- t w ill lie ap
'.V I
i roaehed mi the pi >pn ed \v idea
mg and put ing of t lie t Wll t hol'nlie
tales hy a special committee ap
pointed at today's meeting of tie'
Mi
Siilifoid
( handier of t'oiumeree al ,
.
I"SSUlg
1
ri>k
the Seminole ('life. The i omonl I.....
ID.
headed hv <'ol Georg. Knight, vvul ,
pu, ( •.(•I, colt'
also ronsult with the < dy * mo
Wire laid bare m sev- mission.
parishes
Col. K)light, will* is (ire. idoilt ,
rrti 1...... ..
\tlinli ;illamed a ve- of the Title Cn.-iraoli A Mmli' ic ' '
,r,. Hi.hi 100 miles no Company, said that In ' romp.m*
wi<d for ea» h final, accord*
nc n h nis.
Many po- plans t " huilil the pn»|». . I eight | C| tl i, i1 in of t he all it ild
I lie pi "vision iif the law on
wvre uprooted
likt* •lory off ire building nil Hie south . Alexander Yangliii, <oiin*v :e »•
■ iiieiit. Mr. Vaughn said,
jwcie large pines anil west, corner of Second Street and) eor, on the HI. .h.lirii Indian River
id o provided that the
Canal
,iio|i>t
i
ha
ed
oil
n
no
iid-ti'ifti hoi travelera es- I’arl: Avenue are hindered hv tli"
at fai iners would hear delay in tin* street iniprnvfciin u» 1 iinderstaiaiing of the duties of an County' l 'onlinesinners shall state
assessor, Mr. Vaughn fold The the liounilary " f each special tux
three folirtllH nf the program.
a loud di. 11 ill and the houndary nf
There in n difference of two feet 11era Id today.
“ I have been charged with being the district or teritoiy in wllicll
in
the
grade
of
the
1.1
1
and
wo
'
|
(City, where damage is
•net in! lave ; are In In* assessed.
at |1,sdO.OOO, was hit sides of Part; Avenue. In said, t 'on nppn«ed to tin* e-oinl," Mr Vauglm , "The eminty a .scssur," it is de
said. “ I am f i r X. In fact I wn
any niher town in the structnm work will n<>l l>e«'in mi among I lie ciltlemen,
wlm :io I dared, "Hliall upon receipt of a
kniio’c ni New Orleans the new sirneture until (hi) «lf
ai'o •tinted a roiiid mi Ih.'l dll!, (m ill and on yrder:
yi
a
rs
i vlie hundreds of (Llioii fcrenuc is coms'led, lie said.
*CrtrtnnifiJitinci
I tlOl III «i,d xf 1-ikc ilnwvy. f
Aten.
Approximately
Acting Secretary It. ••• Dolly I th" e w'
' #.,.,11111' if they know Hi" foil It III • liite of taxation to tic
w
il'il'ars worth of
that In' liaiJ invited the l’. osloii
1.1 'III is. I'HHI - 11 I I.' w 2« 1 It'll *H im l and (" Monal prop
Ra.-i ill Or- ped in I'niiliin. It.avc and the St. I ouis Cardinal : duio
it I lake my mil' i - I tom l lift rtf i, in o. ecd to a .css sin I,
1 I i t Id-Mi
lit mile:;
I,,
it,,; eit v as I heir I raining (In* I ",
|•! ••11* I I N lint enter I ixes, them
♦ 11«•1111
.’
was the only liciidipiarler > during ill t winter.
olimmx on asacKsno o'
ill «•<*■*I :i
ii
i i i n i n i *11*111*1 i l i ' H
1 lie t
."lay
that n* :„,d had i.-.iiv id a eoii.mmit.aml nun <1 mi I'age 2 )
11 >il mum!<*.> I tua l iltc *
enter
in
..led seetion of l,oii from the former dill askiu:
. ti was kioi' ked I toil he furnish all data on I Id A
n and Die roof
a in' pective lug leagu
Mill' i !■:!< Inn Idllll'; W
’.l".
kv dii ic.
report ol th - meeting
i nnrs was given
rit'd ol
•rijtai v Holly. The hoard dcnon oing I" lake no fut
■id
(her ac ion "U the canal project
so far : ■ the Sanford ('handier of
|( 'tec on 1ce was coiii'erncd.
.ystein was 'd*'*
i A iicvv financial
"
•I ) N. .1. Aug. 27
,|
<| in the appointment of tli 1 l)p cr :tlin n O f SinouH iillt' O xl Jail Delivery I'lot In Which
Three I'ristm ers W ere In
' m, . * .ih d evid"lli'|. hail, cm " f H>. f''.ance comn.iM
All D i f f e r e n c e s I’rio r T n
in, ,|. • ..f what Itiip
,i . i * ofiiiii" vie iircsidcnt with
volved Is Nipped; Marl in
l.c a t(iic M*-ciiiut "V*:»r*"crl l»y
;i'
: o ui'i!" r it erah
,v hoio I ii" "is retai v must confer
Ucstiincls Wriuhl Selection
|ft*(|iti si T o O ixilrnl I fimricr
* ill '
prest tiled to
III f .' e t h" i'',()c»olil ore of any
- * ■ n the slate .as k . •m jo . hi h-ng ing to the chamber.
( I EA It WATER, Aug. 2 ,. <d*i
II del,
",
in the
Hall
I'AI.IS, \„i •7. ( A
.1'lines I . Wells. Sanford cm»iIn rej-poiise to a pcLilinn from
*,f •mix,11,ini’ "ol '
■
in xl. moil!h.
cate
oiiel'.il
i"U
Atlantic
Coaa*
oereial agent <>f 11)
n*-;.I, nis of Tarpon Springa
1
1
\
.mce
so
that
11,
I
roubles
ill
a
"Ii -I ■ailing curd, slip . I .in-* Ituilrnuil, annotiiu'id the cre,i
It, I (.cci.il grand ion and term "I cir
moldy
•)■••it lost four yenr-s
„f an assist a u( general man fill', tl' I'll,, 1,1.
.0 mi
■........ I ■iit <oiirt will In- eonvened here
i" 1 in evidi nee vex lag".' for ibis d is d u ) with lu id- •|, ,';IL II,
m Ho- m ur I utiin* In consider tlie
I.
ipore
"
I.
marled
lias
n ■.I* -I
out Willi • ,|,larti , - in ,lai kroaville.
K. ■■
j
ca-'C
of l.ouis Thomas, alias • m
■rruplcd.
ni, - brother in law* M, ('ranie lias Ims-ii ap(ioin(ed I
'I i : . to wife Phyllis, Arthur l!ee,l,
demand
The
catl.io
i
lie
Spain
posit
ion.
This
is
the
first
Lim
I* i Hall, as the chief
I atm.-; Diivonpori
und Mrs. Itill,*'
t it. 's attack.
that Florida 1ms been so closely Hull th" in Xli d /"lie "t I .ngier I Spanhling, charged with first ,1*
■s. Mr. III Northwest M- I'oeco lie 1 (Xl I, to
l’i I'd clergyman was i„ touch with headumirters.
grei* murder in connection with the
kill' ilefeioling his pretty Wells said, and he I"niiited out tlin) Spani-Ji emit rot II,d tier I 1' 1,,‘U oil deulli of Ihitrolman E. K. Itlcwseat
ill
hotter
ser
|
i,it
for
u
(lermiiuoni
I't, M* . Eleanor Mills this clmiige will iio Ori
• of N'a ficld.
•tiiiiik ai the presence of vice for tins section (tinn ever h"- Hie council of H e t.oago
Itlewfield was shot and killed
Sept. •!.
rcvious
to
tl"'
toms.
The
ion.nil
iiiei'i
. m ia.' .,(union of Sp ec• fore. All business pr
while attempting to frustrate a
Ti.** opinion i'r» vail * ,o Paris robbery in Turpi ii Springs Monday,
ut' i M- •aider Simpson, i cieation of the new office
olil at tin' hearing yes-; t„ hi* conducted through the head- t lull wliiIt* Spain may tint I' , 10’ ler Aug. I)'*.
wilti the ipieslio'i " f com ,1 i ti* -in
a'l in, .'in
fill plea for (limiters at Wilmington, N. C.
Au attempted jail delivery ill
Several s'lgestions w< re Iietir I lx r l,i|i as a diploinaln III* .1,1 o. which I In ee prisoners
Hi••. ,
iml Henry Carwclc in
of getting ic itiucl, if' I'* ll.le, ! tie volved was frustrated today by tlie
concerning tin beaut if icatinn
.
b-* ll .ll's cousin,
4ci ,oi, 11>t l i discovery that a number of hack
iliiaon t;,rale that this (lie Hotel Fmrest Hake m prepar- will not present any
at
ion
for
the
winter
season,
aid
cully
t"
Itif
cun.nice
"I Germany saw blades had been smuggled Into
via. w.n ..a |he scone of
Hi" council, and there i;> a the jail and that already same
"a th. night of tlie nnir- th, secretary was instructed to into
vvli,(. a letter to the City ( onimis gohciul fooling of optiiiii.-.io that, progress I,ail been mmle in remov
ti'i|on.
Hi„|t asking that this work be done tiio most important mailer oil Him ing some of tlie screw ; and holts
immediately.
, .. as;oi,,l.ly' agenda ti"' admission from cell doors.
D IM M IM'.NAI/I’V
An invitation I" *he memhers of Got many will tic ai (ompliehcd.
The prisoners were Arthur Reed,
I
ik Ii . ; alias Davenport, held in connection
,,f
tiic
clmmber
tn
iillmd
the
Dim}*
.d
IJritain
.....I
F
ia
i,"'.
>
■
(Mill i ,
i
Aug. 27 ’ with Spam, in Hi !!, signed it,, coil will) tlie deulli of Officer Hlew1 " per,
( ’(mrleKtun ,,f the cilv tennis lounianietit this |
I.... (and t lie dentil pell afternoon witst'ndereil by Arthur 'ventiou taking Tangier out "I tin fb'ld; Fred Lent, awaiting trial on
.Spain: Ii ('.one and assuring )ts per a liquor charge, and J . K. Uunnett,
It).,' ’ ll) |IC||itentiury thisj Curnick. ....... . of Hie «
presented
for ii,c i, tinier of Rouis ship cup llml will in' I lolly will inaiioot neutrality, object to giv alleged bandit.
It was reported that information
ing Spain full control, lint arc will
. tleik in (lie store of the winner. Secretary
of the proposed attempt for liberty
ing
to
ini
reuse
her
powers
with
make
the
presentation.
'iM'in. near Charleston.A watch
regard to suppression of smuggling crime from the inside.
was set over the actions of thu
of arms into the Spunbli bone.
throe, but apparently their sus
France Opposed To Change
Hid. these concessions will bo picions were uroused und they be
A search wsh made
made outside the league, fur came wary.
Fram e holds firmly to tin- prin an tllho bundle containing the saw
ciple that the Tangier question is blades nnd u piece of steel bar
Ihn about 12 inches long was found.
not within the Jurisdiction
The petition for the special court
,
S|> flint i i^nd vegetables 'for two days.”
Lenguc
of
Nations.
Seattle fascinates the trnvthr,
Spain's demand for a seal m Hie term was presented to Governor
•iinl iilouidanj,, and the Mr. Schual said. “ It has an equnMartin who wired ihe county clerk
|h xiirju i ing to n Floridan, hie climate." he declared.
It Jmn le ag u e council might be support liuro yesterday tn tho effect that
ed hy France should the nosi itiilit y
to Peter Schaal, teller of snow in the winter, and the m i r of a compromise urine that would Judge W. W; Wright of Hanford
age
temperature
ir.
01
degrees.
had been ordered to preside ut a
Rmnle (tank and Trust Co.,
seems to
to he a Iwnd of op- not jeopardize the entry of Ger special torni of court to convene
r " ,-il Thursday front a trip Seattle seems
.. „ ,
is only
only 300,000, many.
It is
ProHoculing Attorney
I the ( ati'idiun Koekieo, nnd portunitis.
Brazil, which balked all efforts Aug. 30.
Th lulls and lakes
previously wired
K. 1*. Wilson haii prevTo
and
growing,
]♦' Waslui., .lunoun, AlaBto
give
tlie
Reich
a
scat
last
March,
_ 1‘Y reman
..... P. Lane who was
Judep
make the city attractive. It lius has resigned from the league,
®h Paul. Minn.
on vacation and had been informed
ha* largo ntrawhcrrif'S,” plcasunt summers.’
Mr Kchnal found many Horidnns
hy.Jud ge Lane that the lattdr
they grow rhubarb there
BANK
R
E
0
P
K
N
8
SATURDAY
would return here next Tuesday.
d over my head.
The in Washington, who arc impressed
When the govornor received this
Plentiful und good to with that section of the country.
TAl.liAUAHSEE/ Flo., Aug. 27.
nut,
tj# information he rescinded his ap
J they have no inarknt for Ho visited rclutives m bt.
and itaycd with friends while in _(/P, Tho First State Dank
"ivy raiac.”
Clermont wi)|, reopen, tomorrow pointment of Judge Wright.
At the county clerk’s off ice 't o
Dip to Alaska in tM
with a capitalization of $2r»,0»O,
night,J lt-waa
a t'aa special
night
t was stated th
that
June is a delightful vacaComptroller Amos announced to
ui|h
•/Tlio weather Is Mr. Schaal said. “You are two day. When buslne** was suspend grand ju ry will also be neoesaary
''t in this month, I was days going over the Rocky moun ed n short time ago ThI* hank had sines; the rscsnt adjbuntment; T
t
**''1. “ I |t.ft Vancouver t a i n s , he Baid. “In our country resources,. oX .^8W|7#(kW«\|tnd de .court,
ie round trl
trip re- yon can pa** oV* r
,®I*®
find Hie
positd o t
l was in
'la
he I'isliernien
inilltempi to
xico, lull had
the path
Vaughn Answ er sCriticism,
Declaring His Position On
Canal Is M isu n d ersto o d
m ami
Rescue
At 'I'atikM In
To Find 3
Finned In By:'
KIIJ,lit) AND
BY CHlfAFiO MAN
•
10 Miners
With Their
•
Sicilian l.aliorcr Has ('entral
R a ilr o a d T’e . i n i n a l in An
U p r o a r A s lit* R u n s A m u c k ;
Blast Occurs SI
After Noon; i
Not Vet Deten
K\-Service Man SlayH Him
NKW YORK, Aug. 27 t/Ti — 1 DAI.I.AS, Texas, Aug. 2d. f/l’i
The second Texas primary cam
Trudy of the t'lianiicl came home
CHICAtin. Antr. 27.- ( 1 1 - A n
•pnign for the Deinncriitic gutierim- immigrant railroad lahnn'C ai'imd
today.
'I lie ......... of Ccrtrinlc Kderlc, torial nominal mu closed toduv with wit lei hot 'run. n c i , " ammuni
.«•(
young ilaiiglx. i of an Amstenlani Cover nor Miriam A. I'Vrgnsoii and
( ' I . Y M F U , I’a.. A u g .
n ••"mail
t
i
i
.ii
cl
iiiiiuo'd
into
1
Attorney
Ceuernl
Moody
liaiior
tl"'
Avenue l.iiti tier. w:is iiailed hy t tic
1* HI 11«.«kit1 I* it
• ikite.-hng \ l ’ Tin* Im dii*: u f n in e
siren.; ol numerous craft as the 1 Ko Klux Klan and "I'Vrgti
i ; In j ill*' HI1 It)
ati
whip
isane*;,
icipcctH'
Oiglii
1 ,l!'"l i i . i -ii II\ I hu n<*«l and m a t t
tug tool. In i fi oiu tile Itei cngaria
. ni line 1- i M||«‘ III *111
■ .a he, :>. ,1 •ii. v' i<* I - 1 hv i*ri'tl f r o m ,
at tjii.iiaiitine and led a tiioinplial keep t lo ir : 11(•|«
toniorro .
I he I Oil off lialii
n i Ran. ..til t 'l v n i f min** nl nnoiv
k« f'l i !*•
('•"it auii up tin- hiiy
upi .ed ! -i I ■ mill
li.irro
r wiMi IV, hi in.i
Th.
.
will
la.
It was do'crcd hy thou-amis of
m 1,1, n « . . lull. .1 In in 'it" I In* kn ow n (leii r
hei
I' llow towns Mil'll
tonSM'd M,,o,tv' I.ackers , la,"bog it, * in .He- 1-1
lit*",it tin Itatlery to see hei land. lid*' Ira. I. hv VUliie of Ilia I 'U.IMIH
Ihe
:, c! om of he: oi l iiuhIi-I to' \ ■ I'Tila.v a explofiioi
vote
lead
over
the
woman
governor
|
U r n net's i-oilLlni
.1 g on pl.i vi'll i ma ,i" 11
■
ini'li
laiirch
It rev rlieiati'd throiii'lt t(ie •lowd"
i a n Ii f o r Hum* ntinerSyiW l
Hint Illicit Itdoadway to the Cilv ill tli*' I ive crn ereil July pi imarv pari to Hu* l* , , , 0 ,0,1 i",I of l In' Hoot
rare.
The attorney general. hnv>. loan*' v.-lley
lief,*l e Ihcv found it w a s lielievetl a r e h i *
Hall
I lie I one required del* heavy falls of mck '4
It,'' <onipinror of the English ever, lucked aliniit 1,71111 voles ol a ol her v i* I me
priiiiarv
In lad iclouding gave an
(•haiuo'l was hack front accomplish majotXy in 111*' first
I ' imiic giv.'ii mil ca)
. i'" i" ,n u inomciil nilv.lill age
iii)r a feat never before achieved i.yncli Davidson, third ranking can
I'V A. .1. Mu-ser. vice-pres
-•a,I .....ni, ,,i. ( tiai'b*' Danin! I.
hy woman, and from doing ,t bet didate, win* secured inure iliiin
her. opehr I m e and i'llh'd tin "i Hi'i il m naiger of tli«‘
ter than man had ever done it I dll.nun of- the hhi .ijOo vote:;, ca t
]
Iasi
moiitli,
also
hased
hi,
am
,r. i hi* i mt Iv alter I c ♦•n*l <
nmI New York took her to its
Central Railroad, nnd Dr.
|puig non "F ery „ one in" and l»a- . qn <1 I I c .......... . a pole ' in »n
lii'a, l
i'laq\ coroner nf Indiana
coinl . h u g e , | H,i.iiigb Hie **tnlion i n ' on the welcoming program l Mq.poi led Moody in tlie
>. . iletl t loti r,M ndnrra w<
I o' II
wu , la ......ting of the tun r Her |Cllllip.,1,'1,
I ti . t Ii**
|i|o:M(in which'.
f H,
lirgiison Speaks Fur Wile
!h e ia n
envai 1.1, w,lti Mi1;'. Kdi'lle a hoard.
to.
Tl....... ..
■*,,,..| at t 'til ok loiTc yes' .
aL tpiarantme, hy tlie . tea,,dm,at ; Moody has carried In' lognn
a hooted " I ’ll (•* '■ e l , olo.in.
llOotl,I" *v
M;.........carrying tin* mayor's cihii- “ I low i, xvit tl Feign .oi,i in." to ;,H i'Vi ii vv 'Hi : )| nf von." after he Im•I
T« n miner.s csenpetl with
iii ittei* and .Miss Kderle's mother. parts of the state in an inteii-av . inpi 1,1 1,1 Well,toil lllto Ih e l a id . i
I.owir Hvoudwiiy arranged a speaking tour. He Inf made from ..f tl"- M, Iitgim ( ' e n t r a l ' " depot lives unit four others nre
F imiii those I lixoiiville hospital ^ui'fcrintf
cl,.
I' l i'-lic welcome for the two to five addresses each dav. I* : - .yltg, r ag«i,l
None of til .
ipie, i, of swimmers, with a parade I James K. Ferguson, tuishanil of Ho vv•-, *I ;. and I tie f.u I I h a ' Hu* m a n gas and shock.
ainl all the fanfare according to j governor, has been active in the singled i,'ll person ; in uniform, ail dull I,ad been identified ut tha:
proximo! morgue, une mile
the nation's most distinguished i field with daily speeches.
M*»"lv tlmi'ilo's vv. e led to believe thill the scene of the blast.
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h
e
r
a
i
l
r
o
a
d
w
a
s
a
grudge
again
Kuest*, Mayor Walker had a scroll is said to lie supportril hy tile Ivlou
All Arp Believed
responsible.
and a medal for her ill a formal and tiv "oil .interests."
Alt those entrapped
presentation lit City Hall, before a
Mi imly had refused to rceogni/c
The war v t i ran’ , Mingle pidoi
triumphal march uptown of Miss the l\t:m issue and lots nllnel.ej ho! tq'ollghl the Idler down jllltl. llcved l» have prnctlcaUy 00 *
Kih 11" 'ed tier party.
the liaialting of liigliway f,mil,cite' 'ifler he lai'l
lain a rjcshiuiant of remaining alive after a-‘4
ny pliyuieinn reported thaf.jT
Tin ical home-coming was re- charging that in this, an in other vvalter.
so heavy with gas that no 1
ferved until Miss Kderle's arrival affairs, the governor’s Ini b a n 1
IJie a e ntl.inl wa i identified ns
where lias, in reality, been the chief "late Joseph Mux/.u. HI. a Sicilian eni- ' could survive. Mr. Musset*,'
in Amsterdam
Avenue
Judge Levii.' . " f General Sessions, executive since her election two ployeil in a trad, gang of flic Hit ever, eluhg to tho belief
least a portion nf the traj
wile, designated to deliver an ud- years ago on a “vindication" plm i,oi;i t 'entral by: tein,
.
Ininde their wu)* Into snf*
dre ■of welcome and State Senator form following the ousting of
Muz/.a'" first victim was Joneph
Meanwhile, rescue W
Huekley to present a silver loving i “ Fanner J im " from the governor’."
Kdvvnuls. depot passongur agent pm,bed Ihnlr way slowly
Ichair.
i up.
wlm, unawaro of tin* man’s ap
Mbs Kderle’s home neighhor I Moody has also mentioned Mr.; pin.id,, ,i:o si,ot from behind. I*- steadily Into the debris '
mine, while lining t h e ‘ 1
I
Ferguson's
promise
to
withdraw
IllMMI ha.- In eo preparing for days
vv:i!'. Hioliu'lll be Will die.
•
about til's mine-mouth. ■,
fill tlie great event
Pictures of from the nice if tie led her hy oi •
‘ V y a Ha'll reli :*d<*it
•tyvlminer are in every show ‘ vole in the July election.
window. The "New York State governor ignored this offer when 'o f a ■.(»*' ml offitvr'a I
t he pat roliuaii lo e iv ef. and v. aviiq' In DiM.itville >toH|iilii1 fAur*
\ -.ociation of Retail Meat Ileal slie permitted her mnnc to lie o r
'll, ",|l, 'lot iHilXlllg. HIM I Ill'll,,g I, 1 angltl I'V the explosiul) Wer*
11fil'd for I lie cruiiil pi iiiiary.
n i c i ti n g away 100.000 piclur
Hie tain it
lie tlii. vv the isxicidi <ov enug I ' nil, liurns.
To Keep Ollier I util Jiiaaarv
of lll'l 'in honor of a great atli
t tie tl,irt i*4*ii , who wen* be!
tsn<l
lot"
a
I
'l " . .• and tai'le.l tqt
Governor
Keiguson
haalso
u,
tele "
I>> I ave • 'raped through a vent
Mias K il l le will have dinner to diculeil that should she he defe.i) ! t h e : Ire* I alii I' ; ti »>!ill,V I " " I 'nil lor shaft leading from tho
night a I th)’ McAlpin Hotel and ed, she will continue in office until man purler", win* were only •ligli- ol the mine to the hillside,
.January, despile a |>ii.i lauiafion I, wooint, *1
attend tlie Kolliei afterward.
|shortly after the .1illv eh 11 ion rnlll.oiii
tvd.ako". a vv.tiler at a .mid to have m attered to '
pecial e'.sjoo ol Hie lege, rcduai'anl doorwav ua nevl tired Iioiio* i so quickly Hint a del
for Hep! I I and ,i,n>,inn ing ; upon
till.it."
I. II not \la''ii ( l i c l , on their identity was imj
Authorities planned to
tie would re 11-ii a .non is llial Ili•'■,<*<I i,nl began reloading
lie 'iil'le.
x
tlie
viirinu
i homes today Ir
session's al fails were t*"ii< tuile.l, saw D hi IoII approai'lniH', le 'o lprobably hy No,. I. f*|,e Ian. ealled ver in limit, tint could not take effnil to learn ju-d who and
many had eM-nped.
Ihe special session in till- hope I III' llllll hefole 11,e Veteran fired.
Knrly tmhiy two rescue wot
legislators would validate more
Ail n,"iiir'y ili-. I, •■,1 Ma/./.a In
tlulu $H(I.()II0,IIIMI of Te);,n; road l,e ; oioevvliat of a illtner and a were overcome by gas and
Special duties have been assign lioiiii:; dec hi red void hy Hu- ■ii friend t"ld police Hi.il tlie klllel- ink, u In the Dixouvillo hoe|
ed to several members of Go. D, preme court.
vvas * i ruhv ahoiil money, and I h e ir rn iu llt lot* VVlit; not
ic* i rhiiis.
V.
Florida National Guard, according
Two other contest -t are silieil talked I*, him * 11 all I In* lion*."
Coroner's Impie-d Delayed
tirorders issued Thursday night at uled tomorrow.
ran oil
being
Joy mingled >*x)i m>1row In '
tin- regular drill.
<
necessary to decide the immili.’i •
•xiiifhcl in Hn* In in *ly of Ant
First Sergeant Harold C. Wash- ' lions for attorney general and slate
Yutsko, of t 'I*, mer. Anthony,
hum, appointed atldetie nmi-enm I tre%mrcr.
The Democratic liu
IX, was prevented hy illneaa "
missioned officer, will have charge ! munition in Texas j . lantanioiinl
entering tl,e mine yesterday
of athletics. Serg. T"m E. Mere 1to election.
Interest in recent
the dav shift.
Ills father, *
ditii as supply sergeant, will la* rallies indicate loiaorrow’s vole
ever, i . .ti,long the missing 01
resopnsiille for all stock records, I will, he nearly as lu avv a-- in .1uIx.
i
i / l ‘i
I 'u l ,l i r a
R \i:i , \ut
believed to have been killed,
and shall issue equipment.
lion ;it*i " i'l 1.1’
•n*';, d ia l fo re ig n
( fc'olll unit'll oil Dago 2 )
Sergt. Hols'll I.. Grier was ap
bunk"! an nu t t ilig hel l' ol' t lll'l e,
pointed ordname s-rgeunt, and will
in Fin >l''i' r els 'w h e re vv 11ti I tn*
keen all ordnance of the unit ready
F re n c h
purpose ol a d v is in g the
for use. First Glass Private James
govormneiil vvliiil it ought to do
W. Spivey will lie saddler and
ill,out Die frillti' lilt:: caused evident
earn for tho harness, and ulso
annoy.ime to Ihe I'nini a r e cslii
usist Sergt. Meredith. Sergt. Alnet.
Tvv(l*p cases were bn the
very Rountree as mess sergeant,
The press today was iuitli"i'i/.*il el of the Sanford Municipal
Mrs. ('. S. Siiinl, IKI, died at 7
will have charge of all field range
In my Ih.ii the French government Hus morning.
Four cases
oVItK’k this morning in lo-r I,onto is unaware of any such meeting; *liuukut >s, three alleged a]
nnd kitchen equipment.
ul
Mil
K.
Third
slicet
afler
a
long
Sergot. Porter II. I.aiming and
tll.lt ll I - competent I oUlTlince X*. four cases of disorderly cof
Corporal Earl F. Dossey as a;- illness. Six* hud been ii resident own finunrc‘1 without rtiggc l io|m and one of assault were heat
yjstunt, will rnfoKT* tin* rfRiilu- of thiii city for hi) your;, ruining from uhrnud and Hint any 11,ing ie
lu.li'.. W. K. White.
here willi Iter IiuhIiuihI in 1X7)! eiiihling a I la wes plan for I , . , in*'
lions on attendance.
W. M. Drnggon and I*. J .
Thu company is planning a num from. I .mu lister, I Vnn.
would not Is* coiiKidered for an i l , hot 11 forfeited hntuia of $ll
h /j
Her husband died about a year instant.
ber of social a fn fir, for this win
charges of being drunk.
M-.,
ago
in
this
city.
ter, it was said.
1 The French government, II was Elliott and Anna Itakur were
r.;:
The funeral services will Is* held isaid, is wholly occupied at present (7 oil similar charges,
al the homo tomorrow afternoon with internal affairs.
If al some
Bailey Lee, was fined
al 2 o’clock. Dr. F. D. King, pas 'tim e in (he future il tdliilllil re* J.lines Griffin und L, E.
tor of the First Baptist Church giild foreign aid as useful, it would £12 cacti, tin charges uf
wilt la* in charge of (lie services. only, he on a Imsis of eretlils ntul conduct.
7
Funeral
nl’ningclilellt-i
are
in tliese, X was ileitarcd, are not lieJessie l-ee, ('. D. JphnsOI
charge of Miller and Erickson.
mg l bought of ju l now.
Kiniard, and Minima llurri
Mrs. Saint is survived hy one
forfeited 'honds of |IQ for «]
daughter, Miss Msliel Saint of this
ing.
P RESSM A N ’S HOME, Ttim., city, tlie ownwr of u drug store > I'us heart markets ia New
Guy Wright was flip
f'ify sell product* valued at
Aug. 27.—(TP)--Aside from the on Sanford avenue.
eliurge of assault.
(100,him annually.
convention of the International
Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of
North America, In session here, in
formal conferences have been held
denting with a proposal of Demo
cratic labor lenders here to offer
Joseph Gonzalez, Jr., infant sou
the name of Muj. George L. Berry,
president of tho Pressmen's Union, of Mr. und Mrs. Joseph Gonzalez,
for consideration us a candidate for of rtl'J Myrtle Avenue, died this
ATLANTA, Aug.
27.—Ul*|- nrroMcd, the young man
the presidential nomination ut the morning in a liosuitnl at Orlando
Nlnetcen
momhors
of
Atlantu> was nut a relative of'/'
from
uu
attack
of
pneumonia.
Democratic national convention in
soriul
sot,
sons
and
daughters
of Msrrlck, but later he cUl
The child havo been removed to
1928.
,
families.
assembled a nttphevv of the
"The Democratic party can win the Orlando hospital several days prominent
Wednesday night ut one of At- promoter.
with MaJ. Berry,’* declared a ago for treatment.
lie is about 20 year
lantJi’n
hotels ns guest:, at a party
The body wus brought to this
statement izsued today by William
“ I envor told anyo
H. Young .of Colorado, in behalf city curly thin afternoon and In arranged by a man who gave his
F. ‘Merrick and wito/n sou of the presld*
of the Democratic labor grou|». The being prepared for burial by Mill name ns
was welcomed hy Atlanta society Gables,” ho doclorod.
er
A
Erickson.
.
eat,
the
north
and
the
south, the wes
Merrick ;|
The funeral services will be held an the son of George E. Merrick, 1B
vast can a greee upon this man. and
ia Geoy '
.....
r _ . . . can
_..n draw
to its stand- r.t 10 o’clock at the Holy Cross devolopor nf Coral Gahh's, Fin. *
the party
di
i ns the
guests nrrlved and tin* young
thd.
a rrds,
d * .‘millions
mUllahs of peoplo who have Episcopal Church with Ruv. Mor
who
wus
to
havo
been
timer
Glover,
the
pastor,
In
charge.
heretofore divided their, party af
I by tho host, ram a with .
filiation.
t
. „
or young men. Table had the l i
"Tha background of MaJ, Berry HAGEN W 0N*T PET ON S E L F
guests wnlt- OMR
filled
wrttt*
romance
that
paralIs fillsd ....................
L
INDIANAPOLIS,
Aug.
M s tasily '.Uutt of Abraham Lin
coln, and speaking in bebatt of the -W ould Hagon bet on
I
'aAtei*!;'
north
Nlnciis To Be
In New Attack
rscy I'rosccutor
r i SPANISH DEMAND; SPECIAL TERM IS Co.D.Men Assigned E,"
TANGSIJi CALLED IN CASE To Special Duties
By Chief Officers
OF (OP’S KILLING
dll"
d
[ortl Malt Impressed By Alaska
/hilo On Recent Visit To Far North
»jr«. “
HV■vV,
t& ; i’
m
m
Foincaru Donies I Hat
Outside Bankers Will
Be Asked For Advice
Mrs. (iv. S. Saint, 09,
Sanford Resident
For 50 Years, Dies
Speeders, Drunks t
Face Judge
4
Democratic Labor
Leaders May Offer
Berry As Candidate
Gonzalez Infant
. Dies In Hospital
> nave conferrsd, wo pro- No, »lr, but he’ll play
(or » suitable
f,
prsss for fs\orabis con- lgolfer
i . - ---- -__ > ▲
-L. —
to ■ eh*
■ of his name as a candl- hi*
tsnt
at t b s
nest G eorg^J
in
IM»
ft
ed I
;.,iS
Man Posing As Son Of Wealthy
Developer Is Arrested In Itl
’lor tha night1
‘ me byi tf
�n FrrfT
a
f » ik r
Ik m * * * * * '
w??. V
led"^'
"Pew'Years
» Ills strength,
IS 1* r>n:|.T'
i t of
’ doors
t ... in ..u wheel-chair
eknil* nt'Pl
IMH
everyday*
creek,
,
- ■■ - - —«'
* **
Cf
26.--Jf/P^— The condition of United
M l »J ^
\,,K»n^
the
Kinhcrfotk
of
BritStates Senator Duncan U. Fletch
er of Florida, continues to improve, t:,,.- . maidens, wives and widows »
HONOLULU, Aug. 2f — (A1)— ulllkln is nn extremely expressive his physician said touay. The ea< i* have their own distinctive
I f Hawaii continues to attract tour- word for trouble.
He usually «)»•> Florida colon is rapidly regaining col-. - for iheir shawls. .
lata and charm them with Its Inn-1;n good.t h»
t ™ ho\"‘ Wfor nn^
designation
the “time
B u lk B y C h arles M. gunge, dictionaries in 50 years will some unplonsant task will lie dime.
Change Words
IsdU ntpollA B lack- contain some words now virtuully •
Tho Hnwnllnns had no written
unknown.
^ U e a in B a M ra e n to f
A proi
prominent writer recently vls- language until the coming of the
,.fO M B u siness House ited the Islands and took buck u misrionarics in 1820, when the nlnew word for the title of one of his phahet was provided to inuke pos- i
IB i i
■■
•
articles—<hoomalimnli.
The Ha rlblc translation of the Hihlr. It |
kNAPOLIB, Aur. 25—</P) waiian glossary says the word contains only 12 letter*. :i. e, i, o. I
i relentless hand has left meana “to gain one’s favor by false ii, h, k, I. in, n. |> anil w.
The lust ;
l-btokeft runt eaten frame flattery.”
A common American is sometimes pronounced "v."
gasoline driven vehicle synonym is “ kidding."
The Hnwitiinns improvised man; '
The word,
Ilea in tho basement like all Hawaiian Vfords, in ebay lo foreign words with their limited !
ndlanapolls business house, pronounce: simply pronounce every ialphabet, mii J i as “ popoki" for eat. j
chine, built by Charles syllable and vowel, with ucccnt on |This Inst Hawaiian word is aid to,
n Indianapolis black- the next to the last.
(have resulted from the native i f
maker,
lost
. .carriage
.
.
|
Kaslly Learned
fort to repeat what the mission
1? f n* to “fath e r
The malihini - for a person w ho.nries said <>f the small animal.
Elwood Haynes, because ' Wliul<| ,>0 u ••t.heehahco" in the ‘pooi1 pussy.”
It might also
,
cation for parents on his Klonrlikr- or a “griffin" in Shim- I noted that the nearest the Hawaii
t denied. Black sought
is a “malihini" or newcomer nun could rmne to the cntunnoi
***
Wl'eh<* |in Hawaii------also ienrns that pun, name ".lim,” was their pin. i-ni
Otto Oas Engine com- ] pronounced pow, is a good way of translation of the nunic, "Kiriiii,"
for American protection saying he is finished, done, or eml- pronounced kec-mo, with the a i
I’anglne.
led with what he is doing, and that cent on the first syllable.
“
T:t s:.id. snendii]g severnl hout
r
AmericanCemetery
Near Paris Draws 1= = ,
Big Crowds Yearly Visit
n
“Hook ’Km, Cowl'9
“M’s Fay-Day at the Ranch and the Roys Air Co
lo Town!”
These are jus! a few of the wiki, wnoly, Western
owpinj.*; sloj.'.iiiis with which Daytona Reach }’olk will
Iunit* on City Island, Thursday, Friday an,] Saturday!
Angus! liti, ?,7 and 2S, a spcclacidar revival of ..
‘•SMITKKY ( i l TL( U DAYS OF MO
('Vackers, native and adopted, and “everyhotly who
aiiy body’ll he here.”
-a
Theii-'il he “doings’ noth afternoon and »*\n,jnp*
\’ou Kiinw i[t<* f;»ni<* of Daylonji lk*arh foil, as <>n(er.
(ainrrs’s, dun I \ou?
Well, come over for Ilit* wuok-end and yo?ril hr tfiven
i That (iraeeful Fiffure?
LADIES’
PATENT LEATHER
SUPPERS
TRUNKS
.J
flial has keen arranged for the entertaiiunent of K|orty
for 2 few dollars
down payment
P i’
pc*
r
J
Thre e days of fun and festivity make up (he pr„RraJ
a
II. C. VIELK
‘
“Mold T>, Slu‘i!iff; She’s Headed Fur (he Hills!”
Makeyourlce&ox
(Jrccn Springs
-5W
J ».* <Wj i'l
Twenty Years
offered patents on his
I Tiillnhnsci* New State peniteng
a ear and.flnntlng rear
disgusted, he refused '
tiary to he erected ht'fe, at cost of
1 11
V Hs lived to see. both he- ■v t
r»
•
r»
I $: ioo,(hh).
(▼•rsal equipment.
bfgan operating a force
n plant in IndiannpolD
Liite in tho KO's he bo
fcLbCTlI [l i J K IS 1" K l U ti K A I U
osted In gasoline engine
\ IA WKI.AK \
P A RIS, Aug. 20. 1/1*1 On tino f vehicles. H® eventr , perfected an engine which slopes of Mount Valerien, with all
"bod to a type of carriage Paris lying below, tlu-re is an ai
as a runabout. He drove traction for American tourists
\KW LOCATION
_
than twenty years. Sev- which vies with the cabarets ol
The fact that twen
t years ago it was stored in Montmartre.
Hiness house hasemnnt by an ty thousand people from tin- I'oil
JKWKLF.lt
who never reclaimed it c l States are visiting there this I
ins Magnolia \w.
first used n kerosene toren year indicates its drawing pnwei.
N e w l o w p i i . m A i n r p r i c e ".! * u-r
values tin* - . . r 1•« *- . . * A .. I tie <
This is the American eemeterv _____ _______ _______
*his ignition system, hut later
.is <1- Ii i i i <1 puyinrill plan
^ ii - i , t (■> n r n i l
'
iured a cumbersome storage at Suresne.s, whero lie the I,miles ' "
.0 IVtlllt: • : lor jllsl II I- \J
In 1' i v r y o u Kin**
. . .
., , 0
f. His first spark roil was of 1,500 men of the A. K. F.. men '
h lest i'l <usy inootbly
«' II ns down is.
l)|(|
iNlIC l l l ' l
AH I t.*i
from Germany.
It of every frontline division who j VV h i T C
p.iyocoty.
|>l It f t Ul«* 14 till I if.
were killed in action or died of
led sixteen pounds.
M rt Jnifii* ill lim it
K iig iilaitc h im I -in -I unit - f*n i>■-;!nlLnI >n m
ro ysurs a fte r Blsek's failure j wounds.
n»r «f« hni>u» >!#*».
y, .or piesent ice I- * o-*v/
i :ci lilt It- as $I7 ii
Haynes of Kokomo, nn oil
Jam es Duncan, the caretaker,
Or >«im ««<n ar«t ii
a t.ig saving. T ' ,' give y - u all o f tilt- i-«mrator, whp had perfected nu t i n compiled a short history of i
You rcim oilier her of ionise
t Iiltl|,|r|<‘
I Iff*
V'-nn ni f mul c*> <
uy .uni il< p< mlabilit •/ wbii li
itobilo in the wagon works of each divh ion's battle record, giving 1 not a- loin* ago she wa a regtilai
till I I rign/tjirr fur
you will e n jo y i i 1/ wi'li a
inline I* - i|.id:, ic.
Appereon secured patents the names of those buried at Siir \seme i i n . - kiuny i- a mild worl
tit tnnr tib
'I bev leisure y< u - ■ tlirl e Hon win- U ■ In i»n*.
l machine. It is today in the esnes by divi- ions, which is aval la
|,,r the V..I-. In- looted.
<ii|(,yrd tiKluy I.
i. lluin .'U'l.ll a, I-i igidn ac
AImi there i i
(Ionian Institute at Wasliing- hie to visitors.
.In I
.! ..I b* I now. if ev, » i
on is.
Ibelrd, “ First gasoline auto- v l " i , , , r ''*' ....... .
'»
n uy o ni - j v.•Ininn !• ill ;i |n-if. I I .........
h.
K 14^*4
W c aic IIOW
/ Hi ii .......... a I - a u d i. i lr
. ........ Mm cemi-terv may rvr. ,
,,
|„. , , |„. ,
y *.f lull' lb iiistallaHi.n ol o I
id o le no 1 b.- * o t e a l ai
\ b J
' O t h e r a F o l l o w ml
i ter ami . spies* his sentiment.*'..
* ,,,, i ...
„
V‘ -oi l«.c I h i X. I
,
Inn t • -it all
This hook i*» a revelation, for it
,
.
(jdiana became the cradle of the
[••it < i
aliool I b< i i . w I
t i l e . - .* . i.a til
1
,m“ 1,1 l"' 1 • loil rihoii*
loblle Industry thrmigli tin* shows how Mining i-. (he drawing
i Ink** nil
l- i nci »>l tlir ti> i. t M
..II lo- •|m| V.a
, . I , , . .mi
i
«»( lhi:«
fit’iil
of.
h o im r
H its of Haynes and A|i)ierson.
lili* I out tin Ini
pl.io. Ur mail , I-'
m
I POW only Michigan and W is ui.uriol llii* i;av all rad mu - of
produce more ears than the I Paris. “ A fitting plm e for •
our
''
^
1
•',,r*
-or i! *' r
-*
.
.
i,indnwi% woman
l ( r state.
However,
few
nflucui oin-i,".. “ A
iim.-i nnpr. msim- - f u m y , - . . i n k ,
i ;. n . u
• i in
ragriy well-known Indiana made 'gbt." " \ crc.lit to America." and |1•*" **"
and cam a cl. an
1 1ii I’l. Sr> -an! ■*>!.
MiPM In the market. The Cole "Itevii.itcd mv buddii-s." are sone.* j ‘
••'•niplevion ai (la .1111'* ‘I 1111*
ll and Pathfinder in. longer of the many legit tered sent inienl •. | -hl--l gel Ml Met n\ ( «»«! I.i
•til I t.nipt.tut.I Tablet for iill . . .11-■■
^ tnado. The Premier factory
jifi hf'iJtiti. tin.il'. i ( tl-tti/|.;‘f
at l*,|"
luii.ii
I 'tin
./Xa mu*tf fH*-. l Mil. i a ll i atuc K.w.-r
'
il1
" n I’harmai
y or any drill
• only mbs. Slut/ is out -.f
l.ee Made.on County
»F of the Slut/ plant, and Company to iust.-tll electric lijcht 1 gist any win tv T a k e ;* a f t - I >a. l l !
m e al and at bedtim e ami i f a m I
i:
»» u \ » • ••»
I retiring from that concern. system in this city.
. 4441111 *»I .
11»i i
; vre siv.-lv th in w om an , o r m a n .
Mde tho H. C. S.
I'ld'i’ r srn I pir i'iittinrlr t .•I i
e
i
t
h
e
r
f
o
r
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all jpdiano made ears, aren't Stlldebnker at South Bend; the HI- |li*4<*t at b-a I five pounds in dll
4m»4>r il.iiit till i>f/■.-r «(*••
• Hh\! Money back.
featured now. In place of ear ill Klkhnrl; the Davis at Richl»»4 14/if tit i*itm■i Ji»nirt|.
up very linn woman gained lit;
• pioneers in the Automotive mmul; tin* Chrysler at Newcastle;
‘ t J t l n .s
1 are tho Marnmn, Ktuty. itti-l the Auburn at Auburn mid the Lex I'oinnl,-i m 22 d a y . \-k f-.r M r i'"
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Nabbed In Atlanta’ C a n a l Answered Death Total To 41
, P*., Atig. 27— (/P)—
Many of tha victims o f tho explo
sion in the Clymor mine Number
1 were closely related, It was
learned today. Fathers and sons,
brothers and uncles and' nephews,
all toilers of the underground tun
nels, were numbered among the
n
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ly attracted by her.
Alexander Trockson and his
Mr Vaughn declared that the would hold no inquest un*
T wo-mot* S tarters
“My friendship with the m I m . re/ent S d
,
brother
Mike both died, as did
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NEW YOItK, Aug 27,— (/P)— StUdenl Prince" musical show wns
I b F tn U h Thursday The relics of twenty two years of based, is also recalled by the set man led to other a c q u ain tan ce Wright in the wtit o mandamus; ed their invest got n. These were I \ijk„ Kuziek and his two sons,
occupy the next j j 0 jh, un<( Joseph.
all prominent people. They action directs the Sertiinole County considered likely
Dam,,.
Bscaascs Of The Con- mnke-believe lie in a large build ting, among which Mansfield walk hero,
"Ml* ihaia- i f f 1
all assumed that I was the son of Commissioners to carry out th o , two weeks.
j
■nhniitinCJSWa
t On Highland Links ing in West Thirty-ninth street, ed wlnui he plnyiul in the first pro- the rich Mr. Merrick, and although
T I E UP .10 MEN
four-mill tax levy of the nnvtgn- | The blunt was the second major
ducL'o-i of the piece.
I knew this was wrong, I let thorn lion district, nml not the county .explosion in this district
three
ATLAN TIC HIGHLANDS, N.
awaiting the play* which will call | Sentiment plays a part in the
believe it because I have always
IDIANAPOLIS, Auk . 27.—W )
HI2.7, i J Aug. 27.—(/Rl— Holdup mon arly
At Shanktown,
yours.
them forth again hs ' stag! tiroo-1 n rese r ut.ion >f mementoes also, had n desire to appear rich and jlSHfSHOI*.
Hanzen, Now York, as the
of New York"
for ‘ l i e Ill'll*
“I
„m
willing
to
pay
my
share
of
thirty-seven
miners
lost
lite
r
lives today tied thirty men employes of
brilliant and have a good time.
the Central Railroad of New J e r
o f • hectic day and part of erties.
ncu 'I'*, long ago a popular piece,
the wmal tax." Mr. Vaughn a s - 'in un explosion,
Tho building, the largest of its are kcit especially aside.
“ I have n"t done anything very serted. "I don’t want to hog any I j . J . Forbes, supervising etigin- sey to theJr blinks with wire and
o f *o lf, stood out today in
of the 260 entrant* in kind, contains the propertlea from
Till- Winter Garden floor also wrong and I am going to nay my ilefects in the canal bill, so t h a t j^ .r of the United States Bureau looted the men's clothing of
Shubcrt shows estinnted to total
Open GoU championc o n !a ir* several Roman vhuriots debts when I get. out of here, If tho corporation can crawl out of ; „f Mines, Pittsburgh, reported that in cash nnd jewelry.
There are ami pi irby them is one of the few ever."
end or the first round between <100 am)
their shnre of the taxes, and let |the mine was being re-veiitiluted
rusted pninurd* and masks, dusty gem---, ■pieces in the establishment.
f o r the Highland links.
“This surely has been n lesson the land owners of oureounty pay .and cleared of pal noun gases.
furniture and count!* ! *; old pieces
j Thi: is a real cannon such us wns to me and I wi never again try jt (ll|
>«OT1 retted waa the course that mingled III orderly confusion.
Forbes said it was impossible at
! used in the Civil War but its stage to appear other than what I am”. I Assessor V'aughn nnd the Semi p r e s e n t to give a cause for the
ly two-acore of the starters!
Wooden [in(hf nlis
Of course, it is too late now to j nole County Commissioners were
! use hu < Ih' i' u forgotten.
blast because of the general de
unable to finieh Inst night ( The furniture is ii'uisuntly rumTwo hnsenients under the build- think of things like that. I am I tu rned us the reapondenta in the struction in the mine chamber.
.
of
nil
kinds
Chick
!
Plp,e'
comprising
In
the last threesome,
mv j mandamus suit of the Upper St.
I in if also are filled with properties, in real trouble now and
‘ and periods, nntirpi" and piodern
Mine official!; believed that Ifill
i A 1 Wnttraus and J o e Turn chairs and t a Idee and even half a prim ipnliv tmtio furniture, tree father and mother ever find It out Johns River Navigation District
children were made fatherless by
ed to Identify their balls dozen bath-tubs. The he t named, Flumps an'l *vch stuff us is not thev will disown me. I ani going | i niimiissiimers to comt>el them to
to miv for whnt I have done.
j recognize the canal act. The wi,it| t *Uf explosion,
itches whllfl the gallery however, can provide only un e f hurt hy dam U"'ss.
“The friendship and companion- J was made absolute by Judge 1— ~
about In the shadows cast by fect und not a bath, as they are
ship of rich und Imautiful girls Wtight before whom the hearing 1
fbta from the club-house.
made of wood.
arid the welcome given me in their was held.
The committee in charge had to
The recent series oT costume j
home* was just too much for mo.
pieces
and
period
phi
vs
also
is
I
ipend play for those behind this
I could not resist the impulse to
m r k i n g their balls where evidenced hv nil abundance of gild I
('unsult Us Before Wiring
i let the dm option go on. I was not
lay in the moonlight so the ed Tmuisi XV. chair-, and consoles |
j
happy,
though,
while
it
wns
going
itanta might resume in the Antedating these are milch carved j
IN C U S . Kin.. Aug. 2 7 .- - G R I - * on. because I knew I would hove i
ig where they left off at samples of the Kvimiminc period.'
VIA WKLAKA
No prctemdmi* as to their g e n - ■ Ihivis Wiley, said to he an officer ] to pay for it sooner or later.
mi u boat plving between New j “ It would like to say. though.9 * incident that added to tho uineness is inndc, hut tho correct- j
M|gc«l nesaion of the threesome ness is impeccable, most of the i York and. <!al\ e-,ton, last night shot |that there me lot of rich society
a . , m load van tu re on the six- pieces having been much1 in l he I and ‘■-eriou'dv wounded liis divoned Indies in Atlanta who certainly
, wifo. Mr , .lerrv Wyiiniuii und her wire glad f"r me to know their (
pth green where a stray dog company's shops uftdr originals.
"Mr. I’lrkwick’s" Mask
j hushand, und then sent a bullet daughters and who did a good deal
scited Chick’s hall und ran a wav
Wijey to yet nte into their homes. I was
The top flmii contains n.numcr i t hroii". h hi« own herat.
( with It. In second (dace at the
In ’the 1 9 2 7 B u lck you will find a hostofl
a
pbvsii
i.tn
could
reacli ! ktcrnllv r.howcred with invitations
till’d
bet
aide
odds
and
('lull,
Iroin
di.
lie
to,
' s ta rt of the second round was F*.
provem
eutt. H ere are some of the lo -^
while
they
thought
I
was
the
son
him
O.-Hftrt, Marietta, Ohio, who scor- j spears and swords, and fnun flow
Any breaking
wounded persons were bur
of ji rich nmn. Now, of course,
details:
1 El.KJ 'TU U'AL UClNTHAUTDRS
ered watering pots in hints of
> ed par 70.
out of the skin,
t d on to ari ()( nla hospital t hi-v will all disclaim acquaint
Balanced Wheels.
The leading amateurs ut the |famous i k t h o u s . f l u n g m r f r o m i l u even fiwry. iteliance
with
me
and
I
don't
blame
today
their
(ondition
wns
1
railing
is
a
m
o
i
l
s
,
tic ■id huge
hart of tho second round were
ing eczema, can j No Job Too Hig. No Job Ton Small
Heel Operated Heater Control.
1
hem.
•
Incritical.
nan'-, which
Jtraju , Jam es Manlon of S(. Louis, 1 enough Lo Tit a
bo quickly over- <
Thermostatic Circulation Control.
•;t ip itiog
I.cvy
c <> u n l y
1 hope that none of the people
‘ atld'John Lehman. Gary, with 7f> eighteen years ago topped 1he
come by applying ! HI.') Park Ave.
make-up
of
De
Wolf
Hopper
in
'
autliiirijie
i
said
\
\
ih'v
entered
a
i
win,
have
been
kind
to
me,
even
Rhone
420W
Giant Tooth, Quiet Trammimion.
#*ch. The same score was returnMontho - Sulphur, !
recreation ball here last night, if they did it only heciiuso they
“ Mr, Pickwick "
Jet-Black
Tires with Jet-Black Rims.
h r Walter Hagen,
declares a noted |
woman. (hough I wns rich, will he hurt by
Mnuv famoiio shows of hv gone I shooting tin' man and
Suction T ip on Windshield Wiper.
■skin specialist, ,
nong those who had to rest days, together with some stars, ari |Tlji'y Imw Is'i'li ilnahlc to assign the notoriety thiR is going t*> bring
Exclusive Upholstering* and Inttrlom^,
l l e c a u aT> of its I
' niblicks over-night while recalled in the assemblage.
|a real oil.
nml I hope more than anything
germ
*lestrn,ying
I
balls were bivouacked on tho
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Arm
Rests on Rear-Deck Seats.
else that my mother will never
"l.H Belle Pare*','’ which opened1
properties, t h i s |
l i t fairw ays were Johnny Fur- the Winter Garden a trifle n\ct
Recessed Windows.
find this out.”
p h u r preparation instantly
.o f New York; Charlie Uni), of fifteen years ago is there, us is
[
Coronation Colors In Ducu.
lie said his father is u real |brings ease from skin irritation, I
inbtngham and Rudy K imp per, of "The Revue of Revues" which fol-1
estate man and at present is en ""ikes and heals the eezemn right
lowed it. The objects of art which'
gaged in subdivision promotion in l up and leaves the skin clear and !
John Emerson, ns auctioneer, sold (
Florida, but refused to give his j ........Mi.
in "The Blue Mouse," new mingled
nddreos.
I i: seldom fails to relieve the
with the iiuios.
| I t - - . | t . ('••i "e..ir.-it time" hy
''■"Hunt without delay. You can
A portion of a locomolive and telephone ■v111 not In' granted 11v
b'jiiji a jar of Fiowles Montho- j
st least three vm lit", mote or less thi• Wer cro
‘
---------t i i,ion Telegraph
, b'di’iiur from any good druggist. 1
The Sanford Municipal Dnnd eopipleti'. also are Ihere. The |.»n ('..mpao ' I' >1a 1 office, beginning
| U t ii trial of Meiitho-.Sulpliiir ]
’.♦IB fiv e ft concert Sunday after motive was used in “The Honey- Si pi. t . l i -ter Thai p. t lie manager,
i lew what this mians to you. Rend
t f j n the City Park, Joseph moon Express," in which Gahv.i s;tjd toduI his order has been \
~ ~
j
ifttein, bandmaster, said to- Delys starred, in a scene when- an issu' d o a 1 Wesiern Union offices. . ( Hlf'AGO. Aug. 27 (/PI- A dc i to coupon for it. ( Kp it now.
itcctivc handcuff was 1, lamed by
Thursduy night’s program automnhile ran d a train.
This he said,
called off because of the rain. setting still remains as one of the
.
made J, nj 'f,l.r r,rs. hJ ,r'’, t»ni«y for the escape
Weftern flail........
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F R E E TR IA L
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from KdwnrdShoo; _Jto program scheduled for lust outstanding achievements of stage a survey ,.f Hie situation and iuund ’ "Rahih ^urbei
l*>e "SIN C l. U K " lias
IV
lutchall
I’hnrimical Co.
%Ight will be carried out, hut sev- craft.
that tliis “cmirtesy .service" was him of the state attorney's office '
Full of eager power
"• Madison Ac nut.
[VMfel tftcred numbers will ho nddThe vessels (Into from "The Mer ! ipl erTi'i ing with the efficiency of "ti hoard a Ghicngo and Keuatern
m w York. N. Y.
The concert will begin at r.v Whirl," in the Winter Garden the company's service, and it was Illinois train while being brought
SINCLAIR I HI.ft
(’clock.
lleltar For your motor
In IUI-1, from “ Billy,” and the Iron I decided tu duu'oulimic giving the 1hack from Miami, Fla.
Dept N793C
Master," in which Luurottn Tay- time over the telephone.
Surlier was being returned lo
Mail me n Free Sample
nt
b o y who found a m old liigh- lor made her New York debut. '
Mr. Tharp i-•liinaled that the f»‘'" " charge of swindling Miss
■liiitho-,Sulphur.
fh*«Ur b ic y c le in n barn mounted
German Relics
'Sanford oft ice liar lilt) .alls a day Harriett Andrews out of $U,R00 in
111*1 Sanford Ave.
Rhone tfil-J
rode o u t onto n busy street,
A large collection
of German for the "correct time."
« confidence game.
Surlier was
l'find himself unable to dlH- guns also is kept intact, sj,ue they ;
urn-tried several months ugo hut,
..— kt. He had to he rescued by wore used In "Tatis,” a piny trails
Yellowstone, largest of the mi- forfeited his bond and fled. He
oUft a fte r seriously disrupting lated from the German.
'lional mirks, ha., an area of :i,:(4K wns captured in Florida. He wnivMagnolia A vena r
1c.
”01*1 Heidelberg," on which "The square miles
*‘d extradition.
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R ecalled
By P reserved Stage Drops
f e te a -S L
ssu-orata
these add!
touche
Man Shoots Former
Wife, Her Husband,
Then Kills Himself
U
to insure rnok
Visit Green Springs
j Seminole
ELECTRIC
Pimples Ended
By This Sulphur
Co.
Feleffraph Employes
Will Not Give Timej
Over Ihe Telephonel
Icipal Band To
Play Here Sunday
ca r
satisfacHo\
30x31 CORDS! 9 he G R E A T E l
Defective Handcuff
(Jives Man Freedom
BUICK
E V E R B U IL T
Kines Filling Station
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Sanford Buick
SANFORD GROVE
i
a
Sanford Music Store
and Gift Shoppe
A m id Majestic Pines
9i
When
Realization
Comes
Now Open for Business-As an inducement Cor you to visit our store we will
allow a 2 5 per cent; l J l S ( ' O U N rr on anytliin^* from the
Gift Shoppe tlepartment. Also anything in the musical
merchandise except sheet music rolls and records.
m
T h e people of Sanford and Seminole County are going
These S p e c i a l P rices f o r Friday a n d
Saturday, August 27tli an d 28th Only
to awaken ere long as to the great benefits which will
accrue to tins community through the International
Our show cases have not yet arrived which deprives us
of showing many articles, but as requests are com
ing* in from all quarters to give the public a chance to
make purchases in our line we arc opening* before we are
quite ready. Goods arriving' daily, we will soon be ready
to serve you in anything* in music* or articles suitable for
gifts for all occasions.
We make a specialty of repairing Phonographs of all
makes. Also expert piano tuning and repairing. This
work done by trained factory men and all work guaran
teed. Prices reasonable.
I ress Foundation s gigantic development called Press
City. This development lies immediately to the south
east of the city limits of Sanford.
ii
On the main arterial highway leading to the site of
Press City is located Sanford Grove, an exclusive resi
dential sub-division of merit.
contributing factor lo the increase in prices along G ene
va Avenue and in Sanford Grove, but the tendency of
Sanford Music Store
and Gift Shoppe
318 H. 1st Street
the residential district of Sanford to expand to * the
south and east makes Sanford Grove an ideal invest
ment.
McLander Arcade
Phone 832
Not only is this to be a
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C. M IL L E R , P res.
F irst National Bank Hldff.
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je r y o u tlet that
[ S. GUSHED O r
Wounds MimTellsOwn
E A R S AGO Story, Says A rm s E xpert
m [,■i«r
,
L Drake Struck Pelu.ih.i/vvt:;
Auk- 27- ll,e w:*f; billed and the third from
U At Depth of M 1-2
,
( P‘ ;
' 11
w" ,m'1 1
wall, were weighed. They
[Nfirr Titusville,
,
„ Pa., Muman beings tel! their „w„ si„ry |.-„rr«spemled rl.'selv
with tin
H
; reM Industry B e g a n (
» ' '"W C 'V ' " " I " -valence i,s ! standard 1.riS-grain weight uml a,,
I"
lh0 a'siisMn In r:mse the pear,,me of Smith and Wesson •»
i m . k . r .« . Aug. -a -<A')
'•"•i-*-.
.« « * «
«„e
‘ , years
1,0 * " I" ,|IH' " ;u'1
" » f' alike
Lyon
reins ago today the
‘
alii.e showed left-lmn
left-handed rifling, a chnrLian oil well in the world i
' n‘ > 11 hT(,f|; cueh has ns , srtCTistir ..f U,di revolvers. Rifling
Irht in hot worn hore s%ii>1 I ‘ * K '
* f‘*
n1} another rovralod five laititlsi—
Ihy the late f'ol. E. L.
'*1' :,r('
serf ions of Merton j high
snrfiue
in
relief—a n d
1J
1
Ilolimsnn tin......grooves, a murk inherent to Har-
*r
,nn"
»h nftrlit'ddp ipinntitieH of M'alliHlie engineer ot (he Winches
NEW YORK. Aug. 27.— (Al—
A pica for brlghter-hued garments
for men wilt go on the a ir tonight
when llr.
Winifred
S. Stoner.
!child psyehalngiAt. and Mrs. Or
celln Rex ford lirmulcuet from Sttionnty farm hero t*»di»y for thr
»•'■> W FX IL
Mrs. ltr\ford advocates dress- morder of FTank Smith, a doputy
cents of purple, dark green, Brown ,'heriff.
and blue velvet, with vents and
Mackey mounted tin* scaffold at
trousers of harmonious shades.
,o
|,„ (, (pjs morning, lie was
For ordinary summer wear she j ononn d dead 12 minutes after
recommends khaki, blue or gray 'the trap was sprung
ringtail and Un hardson guns.
ton found in various parts l*('r Bepentmg Arms company who I
Family Identified
luilloia tl.nt
i . . . i ' Ider
orld prior *to. n.~
the time examined the
t!1,‘ '"diets
that rfigured
Identification of hulleU as well
sk petroleum nt a depth , lV
•‘laving of Don It. Molten, as recognition of missies In other
t Ids achievement m a r k -1* ant" M, " h i ' , publisher.
minder cases submitted to him
frtli' of the gigantic indux-j
With increase ip crime and the ] 1rum tilin' to time is a part of the
,iibsei|iient. products.
|l iking of hinnan life, pnljie an ballislii I'Ugineet’s l a b o r a t o r y
work. Mr. Itoldnson said hnlhds
Prnke's discovery, petro- 'lh e m .e s have turned to the built,
jearry the peculiar characteristics
obtained by skimming ; kic engineer for avsi lain . . ,■
1°V ^l*e gan from which they are ■
liurfnce of pools of water " a l l y wlmre the gun i- mining.
I Wr«l, nml no two guns are alike, i
[had seeped througli the |
ISillletn Retain Marks
1Each has certain individual char- I
The oil secured was used
,\
j,i,.u u,at bullets af actefislies which can he found o u t !
Jly for medu mal IHirpnses I ter being diselmi-ged ace sliapde- by the expert.
•>
Dndinus utilised it in mix- j l.i|x ,,f metal is inenri »ci, he said,
The halii tie engineer first tries!
[paint.
Unless disintegrated, the missl. to determine the diameter of the !
j sprang up ike mush . may tell its smiree and career hv
nut his well a f te r tup e x . ,,h e markings upon u.
In
the
proved successful.
New ease *d the (.'antmi bullets I.rough'
territory wan opened u iit u Mr. Ilphmson by Ik Tom r T. <
ws Inter and today wells M e d i a te , the o|.iui.<u was given
t fnmol i" virtually e v - r v ( ||,at the irun were •.rdimuy n
id tl'‘‘ irlohe.
O r i.r m a l. v l v e r c and hoi automat ir pi i d ' ,
(this t'-nitory still are pro-jaiol titat the r. ydyei . w. r< of cm
jjf, lull "illy ill small !pi.tn-,«nin makes,
l.oru of 1lie gun. the number of
gr....vex in the rifling, the depth of
the groove, the width of the groove
umj thi) direction of the twist,
wHid her left hand 01 right hand,
The l.ulltl m measured for ilia
meter and weight I., d< lieate ini
..........nt,-.
I he re alts arc con
p.i red yy11i 1 i.yl.. o a t»»r v 1* * <.,. i 1
I
I'.ai h 1.1 the t iu c e liii!l< 1
.me which contain
am pli ■ and dal 1
yy'.is not
w id e ly k n o w n lla k e ri f i m n Me||"| 1 * n c k, one 1 nuti about i . i ' i y calti'Hlg'',
shell and '
the late H e n r y I I . l l o d g - | wooi|y\ erl, ol ,1 g m a g e in ir yylmh Inillet t u r m i l up! m 1 he world,
.standard " l l C o m p a n y
Meat Markets
■ marks the end of a week!
Mow
you accomplish;
hmy Inc ion advance; how much
>011 SAVE during the w-;X-k de
pt mis largely on J nil. If vmi
.re inn .0 ipiailltcd with W l ’
.lit y and xery ice, yIsil
i f WH E R R E b w j f l MT i
1iirc-< liuliiy.
4 10 Sanford Avenue No.
108 Palmetto Avenuo No.;
%
1 Creamery Butter
1 1.T 1 S HELP VDl S.V\ K "N ' "1 H M IvKKS UR (it KUIKS!
N O. I S T O R K O N I . Y
r
Smoked
74c
Half or
W hole
Red Circle Coffer
HAMS
70c
i!>. and lbs. Suv;;ir
K'lVlock Coffee,
64c 11 Dressed H E N S
and lbs. Suy ...
Offices Are
Blue Rose Rice
t] W estern
By Governor
25c
fn
r
1st Few Days
B
E
E
F
t; Pot Roast of
Del Motile Peaches
25c ilIjWestern Pork Chops lb.
No. 2
Can...............
Plenty of A&P Milk
Parking Space Tall Cans 5 fo r.............. 47c ||EGGS, Dozen •
Quaker Maid Bed
28c
nFie<f Cfierrtte .
.
Ii»na Tomatoes
State Will Not Be
Jr
23c
No, 2 Cans, for.........
9c
Penalized In Tax!
Sunshine Surprise
("ase, Drane Thinks
,
33c
Package .....................
SPECIAL SALE
f)0c
Sunshine Chocolate
25c Saturday , Aug.
Fingers, Pkjrs f o r .....
mi
N. B. C. Vanilla Snaps
45c
25c
Pkgs. fo r ...................
25 TO 50 PER
ED G EW O O D Lemons, Fancy,
20c
Grocery
j Per Dozen.................
A
Thc Atlantic & Pacific Je„a FLOOR
Great
to pel pi dilate tin first
memory by erecting a
nmmmiflit in the cemew!ii','e Drake’s body is
The Drake Memorial
bon "as formed in 1!UT
Membership of many prommen in thi' United States
r. tb" 1't'lonel's memory,
dicil a poor mail, li\ iln;
•HU! gi aril 1 d by t be st.il "
L>Ivan in and without real
importance of his dU-
|A! IASS EE, Fin. Aug, 27—
fullir.ving a point ments
fn annomieed by (tovenior
painry, county ixunmissionict no. a. Head ford county,
S. V. Andrews, re-
E. Itnse, county surveylimllas niuntv, to succeed
Is. Morrell, deeeased.
1Itimtli, .pccial officer for
(’..a it Line Railway
Latw&i'obUliVnr FhifidK
[UmiV-p .'1, flora [talon,
jjiir yni'iieu for mib i ire
|nn. I- l.verglades 1train
[ nf l''lorida.
I). Smith, enmmission
ifi for Florida in the state
I Jersey.
mitt. p"riu! officer for
bur.l Air I.ine.
b l.mic
mstice of Hi''
Hid!li t I Sarasota.
HiKic-ori, official court
fur tin I li st ’ judicial rirIFlorida, c/fialive Aug. til,
idircci'i I .1. W. Renn, re-
SL Lucie Canal Will Be Discharging
At Full Capacity Within Short Time!
TALI AHA SEEK. El.a,, Aug. 27. 'th r depth ot water over the spill !
t/1 ‘ Ibe great Si. Lucie 1 anal, a .i\ Augte l li w.i tt I I 2 in* ll" .
\ V I'III ago " l l It. I* d a v th'-l'e u a
, •tile of the bigg" I i ; | ! I ' l l - ..1 i o n
|trolting the waters of I ike tlkre onlv II on he. ol v.atir over t lie
etlobee, yyill he ill cbalg'Ug at Jill -plUw.iy'.
caimialy by Oi l. I. 1. '•o.ilioy
in This 1anal, a uj other in 'breport by Fred t '. E lio tt, •■luvf 'Everglade. . yslem, 1 utilized <
ilrninage engim 1-r. made lo the j a iafet v valve mi Lain Oiyceehobee
board of 1oiiimissiiitiers of the it also is pioviiig loope and tii"C
Everglade, Uram.ige lP -tio 1.
useful a- a meaie- of yy.iirr 11 o.
The canal now 1 disi barging oortation between lh" 111:1 I and
more than three time, as jiiiicIi ' the l;,ke.
Al Ht,u,u i tli" St l.ni"
water as was going over the .pill mlel ie being used a- the 1 lia.oe 1
way one year age, aecoriling to to a future harbor for that c:t
Mr. Elliott.
Aft a 1tii' first o f '
Octiiher, the full capa'ily of the 1
canal will be utilized pi carrying j
off the surplus water from Lake I
OkeecholK'e.
Although the canal
will not tiieri he file bed, Mr. E l
liott ‘ tilted that the remainder of
the work will const: t in 1rimming
and smoothing the hanks and c m
pletiag a few sections to the width
and depth called for in the specifi
cations.
(1n the day preceding the recent
storm on the Lake, Mr. Elliott r e
ported that the depth of water go- |
mg over, tlm aptllwtiy vf ibe,
'll*., ye ar.’
United
J 'E ’ " 1 , d . lightly last year,
be iU. r ,. ii ( put increased.
(■'" "hi
.on per
I'i m u i i .,
cent
issued
more
during
ni'oiths of Ui2li than in
tr*'"l la d year.
5
1 )h .,
5
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NO. 1 S T O K E O N I , Y
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T I iM A l UES
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No.
C»S( I'.OI \
( URN, :t I t )t;
No. 2 I'KAS
Kill.
‘
2
in M
> POT A I OIvS
(i
2 PI I SVNEDRD
n il,
j
Regular Prices
PI It INK
Listed Here
n&znaefmsx *vKwm
- -
C L E V E L A N D , Aug. 27. </P*
Ermll lllilenesiii. youthful lollege.
ct nitonL, uml fi^riir.* 1* I'ltuiMaii \yi\%
charged with manstuughler today
■orincctioii with the in v.stei ioij 4
m c"
death of his gill frieinl, Dorothy
Elizahetli Kirk, 21 year old scluujl
'Ail
i t .,
1 2 1 -2c
UHAIttiED WITH HLAYINU
nf ( h e
nt
i
--------
lock in (hr M(. Imeit- ennrtt‘wn > ’•2'*•
irnlie...
With the s'llnc clcya'i"..
•>t wall r in the lake a.- •n llull day
LAKELAND. Ha., Aug. 27.-(d'l The supreine court will not J
Ulihoid the items of the levemie
hill passed by the last congress |
that penalizes I’lorida, Alabama |
and Nevada for refusing to rolled .
income and inlieritnm" taxes, in |
Ipany W ill G iv e
the expresM'd opinion of <'ongi(ss».
lee Seed T o S c h o o l man II. .1. Diane, of the first Elor, j
ida district is speaking before thud
jKilgon Seed Company of l.’olarv 1 Inh here,
,
ll, tliio'i. I. the resident man-I
Wrong in pMonp.'l and draft's!
V. H, (In 1nut, will lucriisli.j hv lh" wavs and menus commit I ee
[ 1ban ■ <cd needed by Hie espe iallv lo penalize F'loriila, ue|il Ibgii ; 1 ioiol A g rid ii in .'I lording t" A! r Drane, the law'
tiicnt tl" y ar. aeeonliilg lo Mould not be able lo |.,i till' high
I ik.h"', a. ,(nii-tor.
'
11si court in the land,
t agi ira!! nral ilcpai L101 lit of i
I he coiigtc, 10111 e\pressed the
kh ..ie,.,1," \|t-. Cooper said, I belief t'uit the nine hilliun dollars |,
Km Haggling along for 1'"veil this rjatimi hv foreign coiinbl |
hr-, trying to make the gar tries was a hopele s 1 redd.
lie of it mighl lie paid, he said, hut '
|> cM'e" * and Mr. <'best
....................
........................
*ing the
value of
our work very lit lie. There limy he notes
si the Kilgore Seed (aim- ' given by other nations but the debt
'll farm li all seed, free o f! will Mill a long time, lie said.
I iT'd'l out p m
Bokar Coffee anti
5 lbs. Sugar for
!
j
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•
jib h w b b ijb jh * b k b
.
-
« i ' » h :i h d h ,-a *
■
S
JJ
li
|j
LAMPS
$6.!)5
q
'
LAMPS
To
i m
$4 .00 TO $ 8 .ri s|
/-
GROCERY COM PANY
25 DOZEN LION BRAND SOFT COLLAR
SHIRTS
REGULAR PRifK $2.50 TO $3.00
•li
Fresh E ggs............... -...........-45
Iti lbs, Irish Potatoes........... .54
l lbs. Sweetpotatoes............ .25 it
j lb. Clear Brook Butter......48
I lb. Compound Lard ............... 18
'jib. White kaeOn.......... - ....... .25
Lib. Sliced B. Bacon
r . . . -------------------------------------------1 Nice,
CO)M(; A T
m
V'
l';-Jz,<V
... .
' •
ELECTRIC
ij
' :
'V> 1
■<vy jltWSSW'p
'JrSCPIri.
^ V,C* * --lets'£,*'4;
• ' *' f
SILK
SHADES
�B n K M O n H D H R n K S M IB IM M M M p H M H M S t
U s & ^ a t t ^ t r p s y in g
$ o r ^ H
Ifcl^ W p rth
— aaeaaai - • __
_
*****
As lirisbane Sees It
CMa Man Enough?
Florida will derive itnmeasureably good advertising from
Welcome, the Voice,
The .State Kill* Also.
the proposed retirem ent of tlio state debt in October.
Safety in Fear.
Boards of trade, and all other agencies working for the wel
B Y ARTHUR B R IS B A N E
fare of the state should be ready to make extensive use of
(CeerriKb* i m . hr aier c«.»
the advertising opportunity th at the debt-paying business
MUSSOLINI W ILL appoint rul
will offer.
er* in each Italian city and town.
Even as it stands Florida has no real debt.
The entire That ia the latent.
A faaclat de
bonded indebtedness of the s ta te — created during recon cree is expected, forbidding elec
tions that arc pending, putting an
struction days— am ounts to $ 6 0 1,567 Judd by the several end to woman suffrage, and estab
educational funds of the sta te .
In paying thi« debt Florida lishing one-man government— the
man being Mussolini.
will merely have to take some bonds out of one pocket and
put them into the oth er, g e t in retu rn the receipt in full.
IN AMERICA, we cling to the
And then go out and tell the world that here is one sta te theory that men can govern them
selves, with national congress, state
th at does not owe a penny.
legislatures, boards of aldermen,
UjHin the suggestion of S ta te T reasu rer lam ing, G over etc., and the citizens voting— al
though it must be admitted that
nor Hardee in 1 9 2 1 secured the passage of a law in the state many of the poor things don’t
legislature which provided for the creation of a sinking know why they are voting or what
for.
fund commission and authorized it to invest in terest on
Are we right?
I*
Musolini
deposits of state funds in bonds of the United S tato s, and right? Who knows?
You
remember.
i.-i Darwin's
other state, D istrict of Columbia, or county or municipal voyage
of the Beague, his descrip
IDAY, AUGUST 27. 182B
bonds th at bad been approved by the attorney general. The tion of the miserable Futgians,
ioiiiii
bonds so bought now about equal the Florida bonds held by shivering in the cold near the
strait* of Magellan.
Their trou
JM tR A L D PLATPOKM
lull* al Sanford'* front the educational departm ent, and the plan is to hand them ble, according to Darwin, was that
they had an absolute republic. No
Water
mate la Jaekaaa* over in paym ent of Florida's debt.
man was boss, no man ruled. And
l"*
From Tallahusse comes the entirely justifiable exulting they all stayed in the d u d a t i o n
atloa at HI.
tear Cnaal.
over the fact th at this will probably he the first instance of flat equality.
They lived under communism, by
laa a f white war.
M| real, leanla rnarta. in history of any sta te where its bonded indebtedness has the way, and whet; one got a piece
been retired without one dollar of taxation for th at pur f cloth, his companions tore it
• M l l l f nf h allitlng prn
into shreds, each took a tiny piece,
tw
h olrla. ap n rt
pose, as well as the only instance in which in terest on state and I tie cloth was worthless to
of a s ta te ’s anybody.
pm-' deposits have been applied to the redemption <u
Whatever our defect* may be in i
bonds.
Fu rtherm ore, says ltie dispatch from Tallahassee.
the United States, we can not be
»risM *i"h.0<u.V,”
r r " r 11 j “the fact that this is to he accomplished in the short space accused
of dividing
tilings
Up.
«f ruy brant if im- 1of five years is a striking com m entary on the prosperity of When :iil American gets a big
$Ltl*V P"*"*"*the sta te of Florida."
piece of anything, tie keeps it and
Anil th a t is what we were talking about first and fore add* to it.
........ for I n m u r i l
l(llr».
m ost.
Here comes a g reat big opportunity for the good
KltlSHNAMUKTI IS here, with
advertisers
of Florida to furnish '‘copy’’ th at will startle
J i u i s B FOB TODAY
"the tVoicc of the Messiah,” and
the
country,
without
the
need
of
anything
but
a
few
plain
IG E M E N T
IN
T it K
walks ashore hoping to rcvitnliso
K y K c « r toolceth In the figures from Tallahassee.
faith in the United States.
’month 1b enlnrgcd over
Som e one should lie preparing to use the news of th at
There was talk, which fortun
ivnfmtoa, because I rejoice in stale-deht-paying incident as the basis of the most effec ately came to nothing, about hold
if. Miration.” I Sam. 2:1.
tive advertising that could he devised in the interest of ing up the young Hindu on grounds
f "moral turpitude."
Aged BO,
I Y E R — 'Y e*, I
rejoice, Florida’s substantial, ever-grow ing prosperity.
weighing only ]()() pounds, tie is as
In the Lord."
O'lLU-
tRASING THE CHIU)
Religious War
glUh doctor* have disrover}t children fed on butter fat
decent dispatches from Mexico City indicate that [’resi
a healthy but rough.)
dent
( ’alles is not yielding any and does not seem inclined to a
[ Bill wan fed alone on bread
modification
of the religious law which has caused so much
cereal and meat.
efined and mild and kind trouble in th at turbulent country during the past few
»y«
. acted sweet.
months.
President ( ’alles believes that he did not make a
Id not fight, nor kick, »»f,r j miHtnke in opposing the Church so vigorously although the
ar from the average idea of tu r
pi! ode as a buttercup.
( •'tiling from India gives him
tpci ial rigid*.
The greatest I n
dian prince, tile Grand Nawali, has
.'hill wives in Ids /.I'tiaim, and con
siders himself intemperate his fa
ttier had 700.
If he came, wo
wouldn't keep him out. turpitude
or no turpitude. Explain that, ami
we tried to keep out Lady Guthcart, with no zemum at all.
S /W fiffifrrtA old USA.;
is jf e (K e ^ s T a x w f c Y in
\H oeiff- w e v o e v e s v & u N Q '
BeTfee ovee*5te - /U-TeLOfie
C0 C K - e Y6 p W oi ?i p w etee a
w e a OAY
N A lO r t- f i v e K Y s o t ^
o w n s an A u 7 b M < m e - a n p ,'
h o m es - S A V " S ome o f o w z
H o u s e s can avakc s b u e l o o s V
OK? CASTLe S Look. SICK. - You
F i5H PtW’T KNOW WHAT
L\V/N‘ IS "
Wet flip
tifnclquarlcti]
Hoofing Mt
•A’Ji alii mt (,Ur|
Guarantee j
CHASE&CO
I
I’II o m ;
1(H)I
WJf.UK
MEAT MARK!
IU* Sunfnrd Ai%]
•
CONFIDENCE SAVES A HUMAN LIFE
r______
T
r«ilmHto Avt,j
LOANS
LAKELAND ST A R -T E L EUR AM
(In residences or improtvtl husine-s |ir>i|H’itj in n
I'lvi hours is a tong time for a sank toward the west, to be wal
fmm SHHltMIO to $1(ll).ll(><>.()() Timm Id u»n i|]
slip "I a girl, only sixten year* lowed iii I lie chaos of water*. Then
the star-, did their Jut in bidding
old. to keep afloat on the sou with
interest.
h e r I ....... f good I beer, to keep ll|>
out o'"ther human being any her coinage.
Will also consider Uunatniction li'.m- in aid in Iks
Presently tlm tide
where near, her only companies changed, again selling shoreward.
struct inn of building*.
the coat fish that i ilcled, around After what must have seemed an
and Hound her, nrnhuhiy in tin' interminable length of time thv
expo, tal ion that her body would girl saw the sand dunes and the
people may he no more submissive to religious persecution
rhine, nor disobey,
lino tile a meal.
Spanish bayonets which are always
now
than
they
were
in
(he
Middle
Ages.
1mother said "Now
II irnet Lindsay, resident of a part of Florida heach s c i i ' i v.
EMANUEL SILBEFLSTEIN, a
From
this
distance
President
(
’idles
would
not
]*”' ;
neurotic youth, aged l!>, killed hi* Damn on the lower East ('oust, Then she knew the opportunity 1
iJIdJd *0 right away.
seem to he wholly in the wrong.
The condition of the low tutor, aged dd, beating him on the went m bathing a few nights ago., for the making of a supreme ef ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
the child became no mild er classes iu M exico is unquestionably almost intolerable. head will) n hummer, and smiled It us lioitly after Mo’clock when 1 foil bad mine so she started -wim- ^
Mexican peons are little b elter off than the serfs of the as he told tile judge, "I think it she « i carried out to sea by an mini: with -loudly, strung strokes
'though he rnuat be ill,
oulgoii g tide. It was after I toward the breaker*. The next
Vtf day we’d nadlv *av:
Dark Ages.
The reason for this sta te of affairs m ight he was funny to kill this fellow.”
The, hoy, smiling after commit oYlo. I next morning when frantic tiling slm knew iter brother had
bad! Poor little Bill!
explained in several ways.
ting murder, was cnee s youthful aeiiD li' is found her unconseioux her in his arms, Isuiring her back
stronger food may make
F o r years political differences have resulted in alm ost prodigy, having made effective lib half way up the bench and well lo anxious father nnd mother ami
rude
constant strife.
Success at the polls did not mean control erty bonds speeches at the age of lint k troni the edge of the surf scores of eager friends. A mrracl'1 ■
*, tOfn to evil deeda.
while *hc had dropped exhausted lied been porlormeil; the sen had ||
Eleven acres on hard road, 1.1 minute* riiti Inal
A lender had to he assassinated and 10.
bfl dead union* he'n fed of the governm ent.
after marking the shore safely.
•
---given up tier wh^ was thought to
•that he need*,"
his rebel ionh arm y put to rout.
T ittle time the governm ent
'i...
■
ford,
short distance from Uomifry Club, exrrffri^
How d"l -die do il ?
lost. Who can tel! the hieus'lrt*
ALIENISTS W ILL examine him.
had to spend in constructive work.
It was ton occupied
By
“
ki-i
t'liig
hoi
lo
ad."
anotln-i
of
rojop-ing.
land with f iiv acres cleared. Beautiful site for * (
the brat gel* butter fat
Suppose they declare him sane,
putting down revolts.
Taxpayers* money went to buy m ha I will ! he state do ?
way of -living (hat
ht- retained
U hat a t e s tin g of liu m m i cour
cream three I linen a dav.
Is
estate.
F or quick sale this tract is pined 10(1 pw(
Its out nights, gets into Minis iiiui a n m u m it ion.
the youth calls it “ funny" to i full eon l olt-iii e in In i alolilv lo re age and eltdiil'.tin e '
1
main
afion
until
.
hanging
I
ide
Tiie
no
o!i
nt
........Id
not
puss
un
The slate calls it
,W*.
Mut I’n-sidcnl ( ’alles says the Cliiirch is responsible for kill a man.
jjj
under tlw m ark et. Art at once.
■‘hould earn her back to the beach. noticed because it is jirobablv the
ofUn run* nway
a large part of the unfortunate condition of the Mexican “just and m cessaiy” to kill a imir She
was mill fraid.
most outstanding uxamplo of hum
One statement is ns pre
Jiy grows more u< iposc.
peons.
A very large proportion of Mexican lands is owned derer.
Can anyone imagine Imw it mast an bravely in the annals of the
not pain nor ail
post emus and insane as the other
iiy the Church.
Much of the cattle country, farm lands, , The state, to discourage murder, have felt t-. have -con the lights Florida coast. Harriet Lindsay is ■
psljrhborp think ha’s on
1111 F ir s t N ational Bank BI iIr .
Tolephtwl
of the huthuirc pavilion grow dim deserting of
some nopropriut-sheep ranges ami mines of Mexico are either owned out - proceeds to kill
mer and dm no-r and then disan- form ,,f recognition for who among
SA N FO R D , FLORIDA
sttfng Into Jail.
■ight nr enutrolled Ity th(‘ Church.
It is practically impos
I'tmr. as the tale eairied her fa rth us wtihl have held out five weniy m
R
e
a
l
E
n
t
i
t
l
e
Insun
UHARLES
COLLINS
Hurley,
sible for the poorer element to own any land at nit.
The
|welI aware n rhaage of fare
presumably insane, killed himself er and fart in i Irom shore’’ fiver- i looirs in tin solitude of the great
Church
pays
the
peons
little
or
nothing
so
th
at
they
are
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ) !■ ■ ■ ■ an an s s s s s i H
Change his manners ton
and a hind: official, injured llhl in bond was tile no,on; it too. gradually deep.
... him play tho pro|»cr way, never able to save enough to get a s ta rt.
a Pittsburgh hank, by deliberately
IUm hs used to do.
On the other hand it is doubtful if the peons could get a exploding a bomb with his font.)
[ n r u i n th at the butter fa t 1 s ta rt if they had the chance.
They are a woefully ignorant The hank officials had refused t" j
Etughening the lad.
NEW YORK HERALD T R IB U N E
lot
and
not
especially
energetic.
They nre id m ost incom give in m $2,non.
Inside wo thrill with
Business men, worried, ask j
prehensible from an A m erican point of view.
Jam es It. "Mow can we protect ourselwThe tlatii ini' professors of tin What can lie invented that will in
^ YV’tMnk ha’s so rt of bad.
Sheffield, our A m bassador to Mexico, says of them, "N o agninst Hindi a threat us Barlej ,
nation
assembled in New York, an trivet or attract thereafter? Im* -^-Janies J . Montague. foreigner can understand the Mexican nature.
Even men m
III1ade?"
11I1
III!
IIi<W\l 1•'is:
■ “ 1Natin
1III IIIl |
| T j|
, ,.
The44nnswer
lirotrrlH
you,
rxcupliunn
occur*
I
mi
I
m
su
Iv Ihr
th.it ifu* ( hurlc^touai'iinition
mustfullers m the effort ,o 1
who
have
lived
for
tw
enty-five
years
among
them
do
not
un
i-riiiceive louder >11 faster worship
:Tfc$fnatlon at largo seems to he
generally you need not worry."
land *hall lie ile Iroyeil. They have " f l''l. Vitus, Tin- inference is oh
lin(fint«r«st In the French loan*. derstand the m ental processes of the nation.
Three passii ns rule the human 1issued this ulloualmn at frequent vein*.
A slow and muted dirge j
"I am often amused til social workers who pass three or race. I’’irsi, and strongest, self i intervals of laic The only results
i
----------° ---------s the development that offers'
,Ryde" is something now In four weeks in Mexico and return to the United Sltite-s Id preservation; second, reproduction. 1thus fur lm\, been to ineraesr
1he iiocillv and excitement. If logic,
*• (taps, but a fte r all what’* write passionate reform articles.
They cannot assim ilate the family instinct; third, nmhitinH number of step- in 400 and stimu reigns there will he presently an
We find that if will be m-censnry for us t» install
the Mexican nature in thal time, nor in many years.
These which moves the whole family l"i late the invention of a new v a li via of hushed music and langmir
Will'll.
ant culled "Black Bottom."
ml- poses.
|
tlioiisaiul dollar* worth of additional equipment nnd
jb est way to grow old with- persons seeking methods to b etter the conditions of I he
Men nrilinarily will not kick ex
It i* not hui'd to find excellent
There will In- many to welcome I
jjowlng It Is not to work ho M exicans are estim able, of course, hul their methods are not plosive h" in I>s when they can imi
many more experienced employes In be aide In id'*
defenses
of the t'harleston
It is
Life has become j
King to keep young,
the proper ones,"
gel f 2,1 tot), because they ilmi’i a highly moral affair, since no two i‘ iittle silence
Mime high clan* work nnd service that Ini' biull <mr rP
't o r most up to date home* a tiny!
Perhaps, then, ('idles is right and knows more about how wain to kick themselves mil "I tinman being- can thu
11int11. thread of conversation sustained'
not let Krlshnumurti Into
lift.
Life
is
not
too
pleasant,
We find that if will be m*ccssary fur a* ,n (hNtfl|d^
twitch, vibrate, squirm mid
anil wiggle1
wiggle with difficulty against a mngnifl
MUntry?
Ho might glvo to b etter the conditions of the lower classes than many when you need $2,000,
But nnt in clime proximity to each other cent booming background of drums.
charge
accounts in order fo lie able to improve <uir wrTI
A m ericans who think he is merely try in g to lake from the tire’s powerful instinct makes \>mi
wmathlng to think about.
A
six-inch
safety
area
is
none
ton
|
Turning
on
the
radio
is
done
autoyou.
After
August 2Hth, nil deliveries will Irec-ish.
M exicans their religion.
slay anil struggle.
. Vi(-at to present eatastuiplu- Nor inatically—a* one enters tile house
|V"WAeit contiues to drop" reati.,
Take away the instinct of m-Ii
r *> display nt the figuie at all mid turns on tiie lights. Love is
We will nppreriate a continual ion nf v u r |iatr«n*l*J
f i l i from Cbiengo.
Let 'er
preservation anil all life ami civil
! (lie point of tiie game
Knthcr made, checks are drawn, meals are
need tin- farmer vote
will at nil times give you the very best in Dij ( H'aniag*
IkciI government would In- inipo*
‘ ho t harlestou an atlih ln- feat, cooked, family wrangles wrangled,
sildi)^ We should he like wild :
us a bundle every week.
I of vigor and ahambut, u herein the nil to the uniform moan an whine
beasts,
hiding
from
each
nlhei
“A thought i.* of liltle use until il is put to work" su.vs
j personality of the dam-ei i- m d i I of
the saxophone.
And one’s
Mario, who is planning a
lowed up in motion aftei the man neighbors, so far as one can toll
Aniorica, is said to have it bright advertising man in a magazine advertisem enl nf
UllOFES,NOR WILLIAM C. Kip. *"‘r " f
whirling dervish ... a j by their radio, do not even stop j
Invitations from (flirty his warea.
ley, of Harvard, want* big enrpor Cape Cod sailor hay riding a fence to sleep
in this- country. Wonder
Mftn who think up ways to shorl-eut labor, or, w ays to ntions, with tludr hundreds of
post in a gale of wind.
j
The whirling dervish fulls m
jnted .them ? We thought
make
mankind more com fortable, or wnmen-kiud more love thousands of million* of property,
What concerns us mure is m>t m, faint at the end of his efforts, we
djdn’t go in for royI'hrnie
ly, huve to have the thought all right, hut unless they have to tell the public oxactlywhnt they much the Lite of the t Imrleston believe. We can think of nothing I
lh'>-7 Kant 2nd Street
have,
what
they
own,
how
much
it
as what Wl I follow after I hi ia/./. that would so beromne ami relieve1
some industry and perseverance and often a number of is worth.
ir a was plainly working up to a I jazzed America as a good long
(pvould .respectfully recoin oth er good qualities they get nothing but dream s in the
Professor Ripley, if lie <mi!d climax of |ioi«e ami geshadnl mu swoon.
•to the official* at Halford way of reward.
make eorponitions
tell all they
lyfput the prison an the
Not hut w hat dream s are of themselves valuuble.
Many know, eouid lie n rich professor m
1US ci rebit. They caqit exa short time.
Some stocks sell
s pyUimi is to rmnuin iberc a man gets his best moments in life during the empty hours ing for a few dollars are actually
VEKO BE At’ll JO U R N A L
are hot properly entertain- of futile dream ing.
The castle he builds in the air, tho worth 40 time* the market price.
adventures he has in m ythical lands, all bring to a skillful Of some slocks it is impossible to 1
-Jj
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How ......Id.
A hold young bandit walked into good example before others,
day-dream er more real ple.-.sure than he ever derives from estimate the value.
A
parachute has been invented
you estimate
the wealth that a little suburban meat market in little quick net ion might avoid
aetual
life.
* ,iwill bring the airplane ns
But the people who do big things in the world are the oneu Ktundurd oil owns below the |Uhica^o one hot afternoon and t.,h| some robberies and at the same
the pilot safely to ground
ground m California, fur instance, the proprietor lo stick un hL time dispatch some of the hold
of accident. Twenty-three who use their thoughts in a practical way.
A mun m ay or how could you estimate the hands. Instead of sticking up his up
men. Once the game hccomer
i»gp an airplane couldn’t gut sing to him self a beautiful song and find rare pleasure in the wealth in such a bruin n.x thut of
hands ho quickly grabbed ;i . I.mv ' a little more dangerous fewer'
fh in the air to make
er and dealt the youthful stol.up youths will seek the thrill. And
Let him put the song on paper, and get him self Henry Ford?
any use whatever, Hinging.
fellow a blow thut sent him to ih ■ if courts will, after men are tica
hustling
publisher,
and
the
thought
th
a
t
produced
the
world has moved
The youngsters millv 17 , rested nnd taken int,, 1 imtodv
R E A L RAILROAD men know floor.
song has turned into som ething to he measured by the
t h a t soon they will be “in the fly veurs old, is now in the detent imi •defil as quick and effective blow*
Am erican gold standard.
l i e —
The xadio station a t Rugby. England.
ing machine business,’’ or out nf hospital of the county jail musing as this man with the clrnver did
It th at Dempsey has
So it is with everything.
D ay-dream ing should not be _.4
the A
long
haul
pansenger
business,
i
n
sort!
wh‘,l>
he
thinkupon
the
crime
wave
in
Chicago wili 1
t. . . ...Jll I !. A
.
* I,
( ithe
L._ Jail
ralxt m
m«of
%
f ltlli,.bl
nu,.
f
..LL, . __1 I
itf to run down conworld wide ronge. The Seminole County
delight*
huiulilnrv
quickly subside and more of our
ng the last throe done— speaking now from the sam e gold-standard. Thoughts and they will be interested in a re
trtrf*’
It
wn*
learned
thut
the
hoy
was
cent 4 day flight by Lieutenant
youths
will
be
deterred
from
a,
should
be
productive.
A
man
should
get
an
idea,
round
it
has connections with the whole banking
tvfctwipapsra tell us thut
Colonel S ir Johin Rhodes.
He u high school graduate and w a s of career of robbery, and work will
» f • !* ht or ten miles of up for quick service, and then send it out in some stron g uveraged better than LI miles to a respect able family, but had re
have more charms than the t r a g
All our financial stren gth , wisdom and un
*- e»MT day before box- way to make his bunk account grow.
the guHon of petrol, running hi* fused to work though several jobs edies of the street.
fast roundi). Wo know
bad
been
offered
him.
He
will
Alm ost everybody has an occasional thought of his own. airnlane at a cost of le** than tl
connections are a t the service of our
, J r t t here In Sanford
a mile. . What will become now work, and under circum
like to be In as poor Take the udvlce of the advertising man who knows and put cents
t
o
m
s
im
s
We invite you to become one o j them*
of the railroads' long di*tunce stances none too genial f,(t- „
th a t perfectly good thought to work.
‘ ■ let>
passenger business when this ad youth.
-o '
------------------ _ 0 ----- ------- -------vertisement appears— New York
Had the burly butcher shown
■and persons fight; ;mij^oy
; al fiKht’
1 1h wr k - “—
||^ why
|g||,
TH O SE WHO A R E making u study of e-onditions in Flor- to Chfoagu In four hours, every tho white feather qpd stuck up hi: r nol, m1 %
o f (Valentino’s
hour on tho hour by I.uxuriuu* honds, the lid would have "mnda n' H W' 1 ' SUZ“" nc , ’un« ,e" ?
ida
this
surpm
er
are
generally
coming
to
the
conclusion
th
at
, over one
Pullman flloni,
$10.
New
i»re would conditions in th is s ta te have be6n improved by the end of York to CallfornU-12. hour*, fUrc wny With What money was in the
and would then have prepared
Un Y Ulkll>
toto 600 th e e ra o f speculation and real estate gam bling.
"A fte r the $15, Luggage 'Wait 100 jiouiid*, till
“1U.1fin‘l "No Parking"
to tackl# a'.lanrer Job. A* Usual.
th boom
in F i b r il * finds the sta te with an 'unheard of ■end,your trunks one^day in «d- (he kid
^ V ther*‘ were hitching
Well armed, lie wan, post*
cool
am ount of m oi
^prepared t„ -.hoot
,. and with an increasing program vanoe.by dirigible, to meet you at na b*;<
o f p u b lic im p r
, hut hud .n o t & '
inder way, which is a m oat unusual t W netal.— A q mi now. of aage will upon ‘ “
STREN G TH bf
: :■« J
higher education, p w t i
ill. their children count#
nee and wn* tal£«
y id to huv^ s u f f e r ^ a collapse.
i this fall w
♦an c o n d i t i o n ( * £ •
t !V•n^what on
)poscd to be 1
isCi,,
uoitJ
's
fVyYcv)
M
J. H. JACKSON
Office 112 East 2nd St.
l
[
Phone!
TODAY’S BEST BUY
COLCLOIJC.H REALTY ( OMPA!
AI-TER THE CHARLESTON ?
To Our Patro\
and Friends:
Don’t Let Your Thoughts Hide Awav
I
Royal Cleaners & Dyei
BUTCHER THE BANDITS
A World Wide Range
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Seminol
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la.
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MRS. FR ED S. D A ltiBR , SOCIETY EDITOR
STL WART-CONNDLL NUPTIALS ARF
BEA U TIFU L EVENT OF THURSDAY
A wedding of unusual henulv and
Impressiveness was that .if Thuix pointed table arranged in an nldny nfternonn nt 'IdlO o’clock when covo i„ the hell, hv Miss Helen
• Imprunn, a cousin <>f the Bride, and
nd*y
r- i Miss Edieth Stwenrt Became I he
Mallory Circle bride of F. Van Huren Connell of ‘7 s*. Martha Fox. Refreshments
o'clock with Mri.| Philadelphia, (he ceremony Inking or mnk and white hriek ice crenm
place nt, “ Hell Air (irovc,’* the and cake were solved hv Mrs.
home of the Bride’s mother, Mrs. Merv Mnines. Miss Minni” Stew
art, Mrs. Forrest (Jntehell. and
Ixwcll left Wcdncs- Snrnh .1. Stewart on Mollonville
Mrs Hampton Brown of Plymouth.
|a, Mi* h . where «he Avenue. Dr. !•’. D. King, pastor of
,|l|" !n. ! h - "fternoon the young
frandnmther Mrs. the First Pntist. OhurrhToffiVViiied, 1 (.,l|l|'jl|
B’ft for Daytona Bench
*fnr several weeks using the impressive m g ,.C,.L,. when' they,
will spend a few days.
Maryville, Tend., mnny.
I'omg from -there to Miami nnd
csunie her studies
The spurious home was convert
Palm Beach for a short stay. They
ed into n vertiahle garden with will relurtf to Sanford for a short
lleffequantities of potted palms, ferns usil Before going to Philadelphia
Strnslroni,
Miss and .plants together with mttner v\here thoy will make Ilnur home.
[Miss Evelyn Dar- ous tall French baskets filled with
A stunning fall three pi<«f r model
R. si ridtree
left exquisite pink Radiance roses and
of lieige crepe Elizabeth.
worn
jjnj- By motor for Hnlnmon, carrying out the . olor over rose crepe de chine, with hat
where they will motiff of pink, hlue, white and of rose felt, and other accessories
green.
of Beige, was chosen by the hrida
►VIn the living room, where the for her traveling costume.
eft Wednesday nf- solemn vows were spoken, an im
The bride is the talented daugh
ertum City, N. G., provised altar was arranged be
|isit relatives for n fore the mantle, which had been ter of Mrs. Snrnh J . Stewart and
is a graduate of the Sanford High
Banked solid with ferns nod other School and of the RoxhornUgh Mogreenry, forming a rich, dark
A. I Bergman of background for pedestal Ba.-kets I uiorial Hospital at Philadelphia,
|vrd in the city holding [link and Tilm- cut flowers Pa. She also received a B. S De
In indefinite stay The mantel was outlined with n>w gree from Columbia University at
Yew \mk. Fur two year; she
£tly at the Valdez. of rose hods and sprigs of Sain
served as eillli atiuli'iI direr tor at
moil, and here alternating pink and
St Louis, Mu., Blue takers, burning in crystal , I lie Moiliodi 1 Iroiseopal Hospital
at Philailelphiii,
Frida v atttend- holders, were arranged ns a pyra
■ Mr t imnell is t dire, t descend
mill
The doorways, arches arid ant of Martin Van B uivm. I Be
windows were draped with gar i ' ‘iyht president of the United
|te leaves Saturday lands of asparagus ferns studded
; States. Me is a graduate of the
other points in with pink rose Buds,
University of Pennsylvania and
rhere lie will sspendj
I ' m coding thrs ceremony, n love holds a responsible position as
,itli relatives
ly program of nuptial music wa . eli'i'tireal engineer and contractor
rendered Bv Miss Margnri t Davis, iti Philadelphia.
Argul IJ. Cameron pianist,
assisted By Mrs. A. M.
Mrs. Stewart, mother of the
■chler, .lennitn of
Phillips, soprano. Mrs,
Phillips bride, was attired in a handsome
[dimr a few tnonlhs
sang very sweetly. "Thoii, Art Like gown of forest green georgette
the truest, of the
A. H. Cameron A Flower." (Chadwick) and ”() embroidered in hi o k and gold.
Promise Me" ( Do Knvon and inst She wore a shonldt'i Boiupiet of
Maud Cameron.
after the benediction, “ 1 Love You valley liilies and pink ...... . Buds
Truly (Carrie Jacobs Bond), was
W I.. Roche of
Miss Davis was loxajy i,, shell
softly sung. The “ Bridal Chorus"
grriveil here Thursa
from Lohengrin was used us pm pink figured gene go I le with
■iinil ore tlie guests
large idtenre imt of took and white
reunion a l,
while
Mendelssohn’s
parents, Mr. nnd “ Wedding March" was used as re
Mis Phillips* gown was of white
If'
white
cessional.
During the leremony indestructible voile ovei
“ In A Wild Rose" (Cadmant was satin with trimming of lace. A
Vincent,
ymmrr softly played.
large Bill, of white georgette was
. nml Mrs. Vincent,
worn with this pretty frock.
The
bride
entered
alone
and
wa.
guest. Miss Murv
Fashioned of white taf/ettu with
Bauii'iis, S. C. met at I lie altar By the groom. touches of silver, the waist Inc
There
were
no
attendants.
guests . i f
M iss
line effect, the skirt being made
The bride, who is a striking bouffant, was the handsome frock
for several days
blonde, was never lovelier than on worn by Miss Helen Chapman.
her wedding day, wearing a nuisl
Miss Martha Fox was gowned
■Witte, Miss Mario becoming costume of larkspur hlue ill a cdiie frock of toast georgette
lNflda Van Ness, chiffon with trimmings and godet
willi gold ribbons trimmings, with
lempcr, Nnthnn Ay- of real lace in self tones, made ov hat tn match.
prvipher, and John er chiffon of tho snine shade and
Among the out of town guests
: to Daytona Beach worn over flesh satin, Her smart were Mr. and Mrs. James Woodall
they were the chapeau was of grey with touches of Ocala. Mrs J . J . Dickinson, Or
- ,,nf shell pink. Her shoes and other (undo, Mrs. John Borland, Way
Hunter.
‘ accessories were also of grey. Ad cross, (in.. Miss Leo Powell, Orlan
Itore.t to Kissimmee diii~ a touch of color to her cos do, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Chapman.
he *|a1ut the aft- luinn was an arm hummel. of pink Mr and Mrs. U. S. Chapman and
end white rose Buds and vully Bi- Miss - Helen ' Chapman of Kissim
«wlv
lies, showered with ribbons and mil'. Mrs W \V Carpenter, Misses
Frances and I Is <1 Carpenter and
K, M. Walker live.
Immediately after the eeremonv Mrs. II a ni pi no Mrown of Plymouth.
J oujp (iji-;( at their
i Arrmic, Mrs. E. T, an informal reception was held.
Punch was served nt a prettily npS. I. Ban mol and
M, wlii, have been
luntmei at Daytona
home Thursday.
Bride Of Pennsylvania Man
Mack-Paul
to th« blaughtcrfcoua*.
Mrs. Mnfy Mack
announces the engagement
Kathryn Audrey
of her daughter
to
Peh*r Paul,
The wedding to take plare In
the Fall.
NEW CHANNEL A TT E M P T
BOW LOG NE, France, Aug. 27.—
(JP)— Mias Lillian Cannon of B alti
more today decided to make an
other attempt to swim the English
Channel. She annnuncod that she
would enter the water here nt 11
o’clock tonight If the wind and
Miss Maud Tyre relumed homo tide are fnvorablc.
Helmy, tho
Thursday evening front Ashovllle, giant Egyptian, planned nlso to
N. C.. where she has spent the past start on his seventh attempt to
month.
cross tho channel.
Mr. and Mr*. J . R. (’ogham have
returned home after a pleasant
stay at Coronado Bench.
Amusements
Continuous from 1 * m,- »<
11 p. m.
L. I. Frazier and L, A. Bruntley left Fridny morning far Char
lotte, N. C., where they wiH ac
company Mrs. Frazier homo, niter
a visit there of several weeks as
the guest of relatives.
NOW SELLING
A limited ninoiint Toll Bridjfo
Slock, Mntanzns Iidot, Fla.
Visit Green Springs
Infnnnnlion
--------•t o d a y
m
Clara Bow, DonaW. HsRh,
Mary AMcn, Haary B, Wsl*.',
t full In
'f*Aj
“THE PLASTIC AOfT j
Comedy—“Solid GoM” , ' 7
I
Milan* Newa
VuUU
Along NTc\v Ocean Houlcvnrd
VIA WEI,AKA
SATURDAY
K. J. HOE
11. C. VIKLR
Valdez Hotel
JHAVKLKIt
ION Magnolia Aiv.
WUh
Edmond
Low*, Mery
Ttiiirman and an all alar «>*$,
Comedy—Fell* the Cat. .A
Cornedy—“Keep on Walking*
H. C. V IE L E
HO
Sanford's Newest Jew eler”
Mi\s. F. Van Ilmen t'onmll, who hofmi !ier marriage Thursday
. Stewnltrrnnon. wa-- Mi -s Edeith SleWlirt, dlttnditi i of Mrs. Sarah
art, of this , 11,y. Mrs. Cormelt is a gftnlu.it' ■ of Sanford liigit Selmol
and holds dipl'iina:- flout Roviiurough Ment" i i d Hospital at Philudclplim and Columbia University. Mrs. Conui II bus m.nio Sanford her
home for in;,n> wars and pnsressns a lu•i;•• ■nolo ,,f friends here.
Seoggan, Randall Chase, Stanley
Vernny, John Biumley, t 'iuirles
Norton, Slae, \ U Bite and Kverell
Dash.
Mi
III, Booth and daughter of
Punta to'idu arrived here I his week
to spend I he winter with her
dtmghl'r. Mm . V. 1*1. Buidette.
Kolx'i't Newman
Knlcutains In Honor
Of ( 'liitnninir Visitors
11 lu rued home
•i dale where he
Mrs. J, R. McDonald Miss Let a Rivers Is
Honored At Courtesy Hostess On Tluirsdiiy
Giv^'n On Thursday To R Y. I*. I Members
f
i4^fA.-h'
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING
OF HIS
N E W JE W E L R Y S T O R E
— AI —
I 08 Magnolia A ve.
SEM IN O LE HANK HUILDINH
J 1 1 tin iied home
delightful visit
Enlerlaiiupg in iief u m l grue
\la. ou, Eorsy I Ii
ions manner, Air-, Rolieil A. New
la., who rv idle
to.to v.'.i • to' le- - at hr id i e Thur:ihiv ni l ei iii'ioi at her handsoiiM
new liunn in Ron' Cmnt. liutiurin
dm, ti
\ f; oil "i d < ( ‘m r' insi
Miss Louisa D* Codes of .lacksiui
I Oil' I lull slla.l fl 'III.I pit U Ullt vis
vilte, I he gin I of her niece, M i
i p of several wet I. . with friends
|James ( ,. SB n un.
| Zinnias and mangolds were use I i Siivnnmili and AA’uvcross, (in.
Miss Let n Rivers, thr young in ehimuing profusion in the rooms
daughter of Mi mu] .Mrs. Edward where Hi" card lahlis hud In.... .
Mr. null Mrs T. L. Dumas reHi vi t s , was Imstess
Wednesday
arranged for play, I lie colors of re I i ni nod home Tuesday from Auevening at her Imme op Central
I i ta, (in., where Ho y have been
and yellow prevailing.
Avenue, when she i nlertiimed the
m King Hieir daughter, Mrs. ArSuimm
r
gills
wen
ring
gown
members of tin It. t P. U., of the
Mi Ihuium also
11or liu/.ziird.
with
In
in
flu
ii t tkirls marked lii
First Baptist Church
\i ited relative
tally
curds
and
after
tho
nil
i
Baskets and howl:, of pink roses'
r d Highlands,
and vuri colored zinnias were used |game, the prize for top score, u
lovely
wicker
refi
esliment
t
ra.,
iii decorating tin- rooms for the
was wmi by Mrs W. D. lloldei
affair.
flames and i mitosis affmede I 111 cutting for core, olat ion prize
mill'll merriineut and caused the a box of bath powder, .Airs. Chart"
VIA AAEL All A
evt nitig hours to pav. ail too quo k E. Henry was t-lm lucky one. Tie
ly. At a Into luiur, the hostess us In mm' guests reeeivid bath c r y sistej hy her motlur. served n» tills as gifts from I lo ir hostes .
Lute in •he a 11ern"ii the table
cream, cukes and candies. About
NEW Lm ATKIN
2I> luomlo rs attended Ulis delight were laid v\ill) hand made covet
and refie-.liinenls of a snlnd and
ful affair.
_____
_
ice course were served by the lm
»•
i ry
i teas, assisted hv Mrs. Albert P
JEW ELER
d
1OK Magnolia Ave.
Treasure Hunt Given c«>nm*iiv. Mrs. Edg.u- . Mot.i.y.
By Miss Pulcston F o r '^ J J ^ ..............
Ii Sanfonl Visitors'
.
• —
Miss Marion Hand Is
At; Delightful
Party Thursday Nitfht.
x
. on b u s i n e s s .
With ti
Complete stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jew
elry, Silverware and (Mocks.
Visit (ircun Springs
H. C. VIELK
Elton J. Moughton
A K rillT K t
r
N ew
“Soldi
Velour H ats
The Glossy Finish Which Distin
g u i s h e s Velours This Fall
l''irnt N a t i im a l I»iinl< HM f S a n f o r d , ------------F lo r id a
PARK APARTMENTS
L arg e
and Small Head Sizes
Specially Priced
t urner Park Avc. and Central St.
Elegantly Fund-he!
Each apartment comm.l* of living
loom, full size bed room, ilreaiting
room with full size Murphy bed,
dine He. kitchen and hath. Electri
cal refrigeration and garage in
cluded.
Itepfit’HH uf the new Paris sucoeHttes with clever
ly creased crowns, chic little brims cut in effective
ways nnd many ot^er distinctive fashion treatim’titn of the advance mode.
Rates $<!U.OO and up per month.
Apply at Apt. No. 4.
Chanel Red, Jungle Green, Valencia Blut, Ruby,
a s w iiis iiis iis B iM s a B S iia
Black, Rose and the Soft Sand and Wood Tone*.
— SEE —
Dr. J. R. M. Vidler
CHIROPODIST
“ F o o t ' Specialist*'
:■ ,1 !'■'
,.
For
let), Bunions,
Fallon Arches
hublos.
i
C banning Pnflarka’ atartlllg
itiirial melodrama
"THE FOOL"
NEW LOCATION
mu! Charles Vinhurni.o for ColumMrs. .John It. McDonald, who
■ere they will visit
make her
krents, Mr. and Mrs leaven next week to
home at Fust is, was the charming
guest of honor at the first. oT a
tier iif Tampa spent series of parties given by Mrs.
Thursday as
the Stephens Pierpont, at tier apart
ment in the Langley Apartments
on Park Avenue.
The card I aides were placed in
f' I U McRae of
hi lu re Thursday for the living room and in the sun par
Ini are the guests nt lor, which were bright with quan
titles of red nnd orange zinnias
la.
combined with greenery.
Marking the tallies used for the
Asheville, N
Hv Thursday interesting game of bridge, were
op business I <tua' n^ “Sonora" and “Nonoritns"
.strumming guitars. When scores
Irs. i'rlwaid S. W a rd ' wfrt’ biter collected the first prize
bav■■ returned-home n se| of hund-puinted tallies amt
'("led motor trip tn score pads to match, was won by
Mrs
'*. Maiden. 111., and Mrs. Ernest Hoimhulder.
Charles T. Fuller wus given a set
n the East and m i d
siting at M a m m o t h of “ Booh” playing cards, when
dil'ii River t'aves in she failed to score her points and
Ofikimt -,tii| Signal honors. The cut prize, a pretty
Lhnttimooga, Trnn., score pad, was won by Mrs. Ray
e ttio » j;„
They mond Key. The guest of honor,
pirates and their ladies swarmed 1j j
as
(J"' "King N e p t i n u - Mrs. McDonald was given an a t over the city Thursday evening I
tractive string container as meni- flocking treasure, which Miss Mary |
it at Milwaukee..
into of this enjoyable afternoon.
Klizaheth Pulcston entertained at '
Hume made enndies were placed a "Treasure Hunt," honoring her
At Ii.,ii Lyman and
Most enjoyable was I in* bridge
vuvi of Altamonte on the card tallies nnd enjoyed dur hnusq guest, Miss Margaret Neal
party
given Thursday evening by
ing
tho
gmno.
Delicious
fruit
Laurens,
mo.
lrn
‘;
0
f
Orlando,
Rosa
firtiy
of
Laure
Tiiin day here us
■th(. ^lJ(.st „f Mrs. A. I*. C<Dll Miss Marion Hand at her home
punch was also served throughout I s
fra ads.
on. and at the cmtclii-i _„n..
„„,i m
; uu r„ihi.riim
tho afternoon,
nelly, and
Miss
Catherine Pi
Pitt ■ on Park Avi'iiw,
Marigolds nnd zinnias were ef
„flsion
of
the
game,
delectable
re-1
man
of
Tampa,
the
guest
of
Miss
I iuii e C, re sham,
furtively
used in decorating the
u,
i
fresh
merits
consisting
of
a
salmi
’•ding in Sanford
Georgia Mobley.
The jolly crowd av-cmMcd at rooms where Hie card tables were
Mr and Mrs. R, l ' j and sweet course were served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. Ilous- tho home of Miss Pulcston in Rose spread for play.
Dak Avenue.
Hand-painted tallies done in
holder.
rt where charts and instrueThose enjoying the cordial hos
» were given for the hunt. Af girl heads marked the tdaces of
"'a t, fi Thursday for
PieYpont were.
a diligent nenrcli throughout the players, and after the usual
Ba . where he will pitality of Mrs.
were 'number of progressions scores were
Mrs.
John
U.
McDonald.
Mrs.
Ray
city, the coveted prizes
.
Blue with his nioth'
added arid prizes awarded. Miss
mond Kny, Mrs. Fred Daiger. Mrs. found in a canoe on Crystal■ Lake.
Erncat Houshobler, Mrs. Chnrles The “chest" fur the Imys, with its Fern Ward was awarded firs'
prize, a box of dainty hand made
A 'i i 'i v left Fridny T. Fuller, Mrs. Robert J . Holly Sr*. trawturo of linen handkerchiefs was handkerchiefs, while the cut prize
and
Mrs.
A,
Mrs.
W.
J
.
Thigpen,
discovered hy W. A. Adams, while
urevur !, N. (t. where
C. Fort.
Mias Margaret Neal, , found the bridge carda, fell to the lot of
“'vend weeks.
prise for the girls, it being a bot iMiss Frances Dutton,
The three guests j Mints wore plncod on the table*
Mrs. E. P. Morse nnd Miss Mina tle of perfume.
n' r •!' , who has been
and enjoyed during the game, and
Jrnni-y |{,,(.|( f*run„
Howard left Thursday afternoon of honor were each given boxes of 1wliun prizes hod been presented,
Houbigant’a
hath
powder.
for
Babson
Park,
where
tHcy
will
■'
arrived hern
F l o w i n g 'tho*huntr'th'o evening ! the hostess served a dainty ice
11 short visit as the spend a few days us tho guests
d punch,
punch. Those
merrily spent
•bose playing
was |merrily
spent with dancing,, course and.
ttu'U. Mrs. Ernest of relatives of Mrs. Morse..
Fern War
Ward. Ruby
amtss and
and swimming
swimml .. at tho W. C. iwcro the Misses horn
eoing in Fort Myers
lloyne, Billie W att of Ormond, Lil
n
il)
aummer
camp,
“
Magnolia
Tho Misses Evelyn Barrow and
V ' ”n h,is Pnr« t t s
At a late hour refresh lian Shinholaer, Emily Bailey, MnrDeane Turner, who Lucilo Echols left Thursday for Manor.”
jorlo Dempsey, Mina Howard, Nonfmve there from Montgomery, Dothan and other ments of sherbert cake and candies ie Williams, Frances Dutton. Mar
w
rrt
served.
points in Alabama where they will
Thoso enjoying this unique affair garet Zachary and Mrs. Ralph
spend several weeks.
were: Miss Margarst Neal, Miss Stevens and Mr*, Karl Schultz.
t ri-t Wight of Cairo
Rosa Gray. Miss Catherine Pitt
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
.
S.
Harvard
havn
"fw
rr 1hursday -and Is
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Forbis are
house guent of Mias returned from New York where* man, Miss Olive Newman, Miss expected to return ’ homo Monday
Naofni
Seoggan,
Miss'Maude
Lake,
T H*- her home on they spent rtcvcral weeks buying
Misa Mao Ifolly. Mias Georgia ■from Charlotte, Montreat and
mue.
fall stock for Yowcll Company.
Mobloy. Miss Mildred Holly, Miss Statesville, t y C., where they spe”1
Ava
Wright. Mias Camilla Pules- several woiks.
Mrs. J . G. Ball and daughter.
^ f . W. Entzmingcr
ton,
Misaflelen Vernaf,: Misa
Mm.
DUia
Brown,
have
returned
are visiting their
•W. Who has Jeen
Mias~B|
Louiae Surles Jamea Sharon J r .,
W- C, Batcher at home from Tampa ;Wha]M ptey
visiting b
Hamden
Du
Bose,
W
illiam
D
u
Lnural Avenue. spent a short time as the guests Bose, Willianf Lake, Lteyd BoyJe, Fern Wa
*-ntzminger plan to of the fornier's uncle, Judge H. L.
noon for
Moore,
*°r u month's vls- Crane,
^|d Crowell, Carol Pinaon, W.
lama, Albert rkmtialhs.
Mn.DnhJU< WWar ’
Cojbart
A
'
» '»r
Peter
Schaal returned home
First-class uddb ‘pm
Thursday from an Mteoded trip recently told t l RlMjl,
which included Seattle, Wash., and for twanty-fiva eanta «■
SkagwH, Alaska.
Scouts who did not want
A most comprehensive display of
the newaat creations in ladies' readyto-woar awmyrdur approval
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By M argin O f F o u r Points; Birminj
Reds K eep Up W inning W ay s .HIRMINC. EI
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Says Coach
ht Letter Men To
'Retorn In Fall And
dh Ne\V Material
1 > *Be Available
en Games Are
A lread
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tain Thompson To
elfackbbhe Of The
v^; Backfield Strength
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By Petr Norton
1jy ^ 'J I Footbnll prospects nt Sun ford
v\Y ffHIjrh School for lho coming .sen
;'.1.||Bon loom better thnn they have
•' t|Jor Severn! years, arrordlng In fol
’ j|IoVt*f8 o f the local team. Kijrht
;,||lfttter men will return and a host
: !!e f flew candidates will be out Imtj.;»'tlltijc for poflltlons on tho eleven.
f i t ’l l*
f i r s t prnetice session will be
i llheld early in September, ami the
itioam will have almost n month of
h'uVl"jjintensiv<?^drilt under Coach Hugh
jvWbelchel,,their all-Southern went
before the opening gnnio of ltie
acoaon wilt In#played.
;
CoAch Wh elehel appears opti
MiltUtlc over the outlook, and Indi
| y . Cato* thill the team will 1>e a light,
I’t a s t combination playimr an open
[fame for the most paid.
Seven games have already been
cheduleil for tin. local grulder,,
md .two more will he added before
"
ichedule is eoniplete.
1* The opening game of the season
rill be here on Oct. 2 when the
Met Leesburg eleven will he en
c^ifoiinteml. The
next week-end
jjjr l l l find the Sanford team in Pn- ' latka. The following Saturday,
1H llct. 1flf is ati open day on the
Chedule. On Oct. 23 the local
Bven will go to St. Cloud, re
luming hero for a game with tiluvlllo, on Oct. lit). Winter (inrlap and Daytona Bench will he the
''
scenes of a {sanfnrd invasion,
being the only place on the
Btlule where the team is away
tj.'1• ( f o r two weeks in succession, Kiss
jy<T f Jmmco is
the
last
irhedillcd
By, ’ f a m e . ” Tt will he played on the
J z i ’ local field N,.v. *.!().
Ef-v ! ; An effort, will be mudi t. III'Vi tan g e il wnnic for this eitv on Nov.
jti, with sorjie fast high s c ho o l
combination.
_„
.ffjgalar* were lot
K t ' v r id n a t i on last, spring and
Absence will ho felt in the
th at It fthnift to open.
CapUlu Cloyde K iishi'II, star
finimitlt of the Sanford eleven,
Inlthed his prep football last fall
itnd will probably make a hid for
j berth on the University of Flnrij{ fl»’» freshm an team next year.
0
The Booth brothers, end and
/ fit center,, respectively, also closed
tlfeir high school careers last fall.
y{(i •'Hungry*' tlrler, tackle, mid
“ Smoky Pope” center, complet"
•(the loss of linemen from Inal year's
II team/ 1
;;/i i I n the backfield, Thcrnn King,
' ■ij.elualvc ipmrterbiick, “ fled” Barb
y-j. «r, halfback, and Kd Entzminger,
/'■ ( plunging fullback will ho among
.*[■’;■,V the missing.
'ey ; i11 Captain ‘'Tommy”
Thompson
;y ji will no doubt hold iluwn line of the
halfback |ants this year,. ITe is
i A fa s t until in a broken field, a good
' ;lpaa»er and adept lit receiving the
j ' V lS p k Jn .'
Kachary. Maxwell and Krit/rning
Kit-' ii‘» r appear to in- the best candiiinles
t l'lo r the hack field ul the present
’ time. All of them are letter men
•e", , And their experience should prove
\ il k hlg aid in the coming campaign.
. / 'A Kiltiitl,
Dutton. I.anier
ami
tS,1 Yancey are the letter men return^
, Jn)f ns a line nuclein. A year’s
In d Growth nad tho experience of formr Koamin'a should make them help
..fould a formidable forward wall
?•' i l i f o r tho Sanford eleven.
Uj i
Other promising candidates for
fj'- iji’jhl* team lire Clifford Kusseil. end,
jjljOflim Kdenflold, euil, and StolnK .C fjb ff. full hack, Nona of til esc made
' Uilotitcra last year but (award the
Jatter part of the season gave evjelry indication of developing into
first class men with u little more
iperlence.
leral Officern To
ftion Alleged Son
Wealthy German
FROOE, N,,M .. Aug.
Drill lipnilRitiun oftoday to* quettloii
jUDg man under urclaim* tu be Baron
Frederick
Von
led ion of the
factorial 1»
u ijn g Ihu
^ftbor.ln
V
| ;d u
ry-rt
Games Today
Nntionaf League
New York nt Pittsburgh.
Hrooklyn nt Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
American League
Chicago nj Washington.
St. Louis at Philadelphia..
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Southern Association
New Orleans at Chattanooga.
Atlanta at Little Rock.
Birmingham at Memphis.
.Mobile at Nashville.
Southensfera League
Montgomery at Columbus.
Albany nl Jacksonville.
Savannah at St. Augustine.
Florida Slate league.
Sarasota at SANKOItl).
Tampa at l.ekeland.
Orlando at St. Petersburg.
Port. Myers at Bradenton.
ORLANDO DROPS
FIRST GAME TO
ST. PETERSBURG
St. Louis Sluggers Gather 13
Hits Off Dean But Fail To
Collect Them ; Curds Tied
With Reds For Second Diace
Simmons Clouts Seventeenth
Home Ron In Eleventh
With One On To Win F irst
Game; Helps Win 2nd Also
Pirates Beat Giants
In One-Sided Contest
Washington Takes 2
From The White Sox
Jukle May D efeats Vance In
Hurling Duel; Bush Takes
5th Straight From Boston
Waller Johnson Ariel Stanley
Coveteskie Each Yield Two
Hits Winning 9-3 And 1-0
PAUD8 LO SE OPEN ER
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27. -(/P> - St.
Louis Thursday dropped hack into
a tie with Cincinnati for second
place by losing the Meries opener
to Philadelphia, 3 to 2. The Car
dimils touched Dean for LI hits
hut wore unable to hunch them
timely.
St. Louis' defeat today
pul Piltshurgh back nt the head
of Hu* league. Score:
Philadelphia 100 010 IH 0-,1 S 0
St, Louis
000 001 100— 2 PI 1
Batteries: Dean and Wilson;
Harris and O’Knrrell,
PH ILA D ELPH IA , Aug. 27— (/p)
The Philadelphia Athletics won
both gnmes of « double-header
from St. Louis Thursday.
The
o-ores were 8 to 0 and 4 to 3.
A1 Simmons’ seventeenth home
urn of the season in tho eleventh
inning with Halo on third, won the
first game for the Mackmon, 8
to (i. Grove hud held the Browns
8 to 0 until he was disabled hy a
split finger.
The visitors then
opened up on Gray, rellof pltcltcr.
mid scored five in tlic sixth and
tied the score in ffic ninth. JJimmons also was instrumental in win
uing Lho closing contest, hy sing
ling in tho twelfth, stealing sec
Them* IWo former University of ond and scoring on Hauser's sing
lowii athletic stars will have 1c.
First Game
clmrgi' of gridiron
dentines nt
Western Reserve, Cleveland, this]St. Louis
0(81 (8)5 001 00—(1-10-2
fall. Gordon Locke, (at the top), Philadelphia—
was recently appointed head conch
% 101 100 000 0 2 - 8 - 1 3 - 4
while Raymond Dauber (bylaw i
Untie lies: Van Gilden, Ballou
will act as Locke’s assistant. and Schnng: Grove, Gray Pate
Locke was All-America qunrier Quinn and Cm^iranc.
hack one season, playing on that
famous Hawkeye eleven which
Second Game
whipped Yule at New Haven.
St. Louis (MM) 000 210 000—3 8(1
Dauber gained most of (tin fame as
a weight man on the track team. Philadelphia—
l
000 0J0 041 001— 4-11-1
Batteries:
Znchnry, Wingard,
Ballou nnd Hargrave; Rommel.
Gray and Perkins.
P IR A TE S SL A P C IIT K K GIANTS
PITTSBURGH, Aug 27. f/n
The Pirates triumphed over thn
Giants Thursday in a ono-sided
contest Hi to 7. Score:
New York
100 005 1)10— 7 1.1 3
Pittsburgh hOIl 001 30x— 15 21 1
Batteries:
Fitzsimmon,
Ring,
Scott and Snyder, McMullen and
Florence, Meadows and Morrison.
REDS COP CLOSE GAME
Sn in ts Nnsc Oul
AlCINCINNATI, Aug. 21 .— (/}•)—
(huugh O u lh it; Vines And Jnklc May and Da/.zy Vance stag
llu w kins M eet In Hurling ed a pitching duel in the first
Duel Yielding .‘t and f> H its game of the series here Thursday
ST. PUT KUSH l MMI, Aug. 27.
(/lb Hawkins blanked the leagueleading Coltn here Thursday a fte r
noon and the Saints were victors
by a score oT I to Cl, the game be
ing called ill the seventh account of
rain.
ORLANDO
AH R H PO A E
:i II n 3 1 0
Villll, as .
4 II l >i 5' 1)
Foss, .'lh
i.l l) ii II 0 <1
Cox, r f
l n l 1 0 1)
Petrie, If
‘t 0 1
1 (1
W e lls , e
it 0 l *> 0
Abrams. Hi
■
j
u ii 4 I) 1
l ink* r, 2ti
li ii 0 2 II 1)
S. Jolnison, i
Vines, [i
2 (l 0 0 0 II
Tol als
21 (i
AH R
ST. I'K I K.
Sid Johnson, ss
II
Movie, 2h
a 0
Brown, dh
2 il
Allun , cf
a I)
Bryan, If
l 0
A Iverson, rf .
2 0
Austin, lh .
t 0
Block, e
a (I
Hawkins, p
2 I
3 18
II PD
II 1
b n
II 0
I 2
It n
0 I)
2 it
0 a
2 0
II
A
l
I
I
(I
0
0
0
1
o
Club Standings
FLORIDA S T A T E L E A G U E
Oiulndo
.25 17 .Mir
25 1 ,5KI
Fort Mye I s
Tampa
.fitiK
SANFORD
Lakeland
St. Petersburg
Sarasota
Bradenton
. NATIONAL
Pittsburgh
St. Lunin
( ‘Inciniiiifi
<’hirugn
New York
Hrmiklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
AMERICAN
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
( 'hienko
St, Louis
UuHtun .. .
.50 I
.505
,>i:i2
.105
jiiii
...
Brooklyn
ChiciiimiK
tint 4)00 0011- I 5 (j
001 000 02x
.581
.577
.577
.533
.500
.4118
.403
.373
SMOKERS
TO DEFEAT THE
LAKELAND TEAM
Alvnres
Proves
E ffe c tiv e
Batteries Vance arid D eberry;
In
Pinches
W
hile
T am pa
May ami Picinirh.
Hi Is Fergu s O pportunely;
HI'Sir WINS FIFTH STRAIGHT
Lopez Is S ta r a t H ittin g
Yesterday’s Results
(10
OH .488 N. Y., started today to defend his
.411 title to the Grand American Handi
.333 cap, tho premier trapshooting event
of the world. It is the titular
P R IE S T IS K IL L E D
event of the annual tournament
WAUKEGAN, III., Aug. 27— held under the auspken of the
. (/P):—Lov* of ft priest for hlf doa Amateur ITrap-Shooting Associa
led F ath er E. W. Gavin, 88. uf- tion of America, hero.
.moat blind, to hin death today. He
Starner won lest year’s event by
itrka Struck by a »trcot-car. dy- breaking 08 targets out of a pos
ln», of a nkull fractuiy. while en- sible at 17 yards.
routc to make hla daily visit to hia
A purse of $10,000 is to bo split
pot, now nearly 25 y e a « old. Tho among the 205 high gans in the
d ajthaa been under treatment ftt a • v e n t . ^ t f u r t ^ r t f i g l a g from 925
veterinary’s.
7:i
84
Die— Work
A f 11- v
...
27 11
I’D A
3 0
0 •J
3 0
1 .2
5 II
S ♦I
I Tt
4
O 0
k h f°'
W CT r*M °
trs w enj to
ivttles ’
’ 1
*/«
t
v-.v1:, J
1
E
0
0
0
0
(1
1
u
1
0
--Cl lV
Sacrifices.
"■ «t»>enf bas.
es, Daniels, Wickham 2, Doran 2 .
Dquble play, Chancey to Danlola.
H3
, . ? UCp
er' DointLeft
in»f«' „nLosing
pttchor.
Itcher,
Barron.
base,
Fort'Myers 6; Bradenton 5. Urndrss, Weaver and Agur. Time
1: 00.
p a n V W i imnoulced T X y
n|>Jiroxim
conUin 70
I
" " ' t ' ‘ Ili.'XBD f(
oA g rea ter Service
That permits you to wear the
finest clothing made*
THE
was inaugurated by us for the
purpose of rendering greater
service*
wwda of huiu,
H ntpro nh’d
;jVM»ttio D nV L
o fund
<
The Extraordinary
Tigsponse
proves beyond question that a
vast number of responsible r
men prefer this service in the
purchase of fine clothing.
I r a n i* G M je s
The Finest Clothing M ade
Iare featured by us in conneo
-tion with the Ten-Pay Plan at
Ithe same price as if bought
for cash or regular charge*
*__ ~
{B uy a Suit a n d O vercoat— use this
convenient charge service i f you wish ^
F $40.00 SOCIETY BRAND SUITS and O’COATS
You pay $S# ,00 when purchased and |)*O0 weekly
' $43.00 SOCIETY BRAND SUITS and O’COATS
Yon pay $ 1 0 .0 0 when purchased and $$.'$0 weekly
$50.00 SOCIETY BRAND SUITS and O^OATS '
You pay $ 1 0 .0 0 when purchased and $$«O0 weekly
' $55.0aSOClETY BRAND SUITS and OCOATS i
You pay i$t0.00 when purchased and
weekly^
$60.00 SOCIETY BRAND SUITS attd p ’COATS j
You pay $XO.OO when purchased and $ « . * ^eek^l
HUfeball World To
iWr Mathewgon
?fiiSS?lvrrowto idol
started, Inly|tom
1 T£ 2
16
H
o
0
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
hundred strong, gathered here to w i^ a g r tw i o i . ii SSr/TsSt
day (in • family re-union ^hgt onoratlvsi apartnum t house on Lake I TW
brought thp cityMcimmen in to
withnta rural'and mountain-'
Jj-’ *wwewBon,
er. Tito' family, renresentin
o, TJncoT.i,
'•
BRADENTON, Aug. 27. {/P>
The Furl Myers Palm swamped
the growers Thursday, 13 to I, in
the opening game of the week end
series.
Alt It II I’D A K
FT. MYERS
Cnsurcs, If
5 3 4 3 0 0
5 0 1 *> 4 0
Chancey, 2h
Wickham, cf, 3h 3 2 "> T 0 0
Doran, 3h, cf
3 o ■1 0 1) II
5 r r i 0 0
Grmidio, rf
Daniels, lh
5 i 2 HI 1 0
O’Reilly, ss
3 i 1 VI •1 0
Doyle, r
1 i 1 ,3 ♦1 0
Domingo, p
5 i 1 -» 1 1
Totals
38 13
IRApENTDN All u
Glllott, 2h, rf
1 1
Whceitr, 3h
l 0
Parker, rf, 2h
1 0
Richardson, cf, p 1 0
Kelly, If, cf
1 0
Bahr, lh
1 II
Turner, s»
1 0
Bauertein, c .
3 0
Barron, p, If ..
:i 0
*
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(By AsHnciatcd Press)
.o f f Hninos while 13 were gnthcrTlie trim Pirate craft, with n j (,,| |,y St. Louis batters.
Dean
T i,! t!le SoBtii
four-point margin, was in the kept them well scattered however, championrhip, ^
front am in todny in the mad rnce
Pitcher Wertz gave the Boston ' " urs" today
for honors in tho National longue. Braves their only run when h e . *1■" ': " ,'|l coni pet
Yesterday the St. Louis Card broke Guy Bush’s strfng of 2 5 ' t ''s aftcrrioun, tk
scoreless innings with u fluke home heading ihe
inals were hnlf-gamo in the lead,
run. Chicago took t h e ‘game, ;{ t , , ,
l,r"»i
iiut that was before the Phillies
indieiitionx Vt
suddenly came to life and edged
The Athletics took two games n,nl« " ’ill 1* fh l
out a 3 to 2 victory. Cincinnati
kept <Jn its merry way hy defeat from St. Louis. Tho first was do-1i-urt.-iin bill, „„
ing Brooklyn. 3 to 1. The Cards cided, 8 to 5, in t l innings and' ^dnnlay night U
not only lost the leadership, hut the second, 4 to 3, in 12 innings. 1 l!,sl field i„ cnt(||
must share second place with Cin Simmons’ 17th homer of the sea !
son, with n man on base, con- j l itrbt tmmg nn
cinnati.
, ,
Pittsburgh slammed tho offer trihuted the winning margin in the condiluin. Then
first and his single and steal in the ' fM. '''"’’I'b led
ings of four pitchers to win the first,
I
inning of the second game pul j i‘l"
""rkoatf
stnrt of a tliree-gnme series. 15 last
1
iti a position to score on !
s rhiirwlay. •
to 7. Wnner got six hits in :is him
Hauser’s hit
many times up.
The Cardinals’ defeat was par
The senators took two from Chi met
"Id tirnfM
ticularly disappointing in that m g ", ‘J to 3, and 1 to 0. Right i.
'((ft Stanley fN
Philadelphia could get hut 8 hits the heart of the fray were Wash
Mijeip GaUhcrN T otal
O f Sixteen H its, H iltin j;
2 P itch ers H ard; Domingo
Hurls Steadily For W inners
TILDKN WINS MATCH
T o ta ls.......... 34 1 8 27 12 2
NEWPORT, It. 1„ Aug. 27.—
By innings:
OPl - William T. Tilden, national
title holder, staged one of his typi Fort Myers:..... 202 004 221cal fights to defeat Maiuifl Alon Bradenton f
100 000 000Suthmaw;: Two base hits, Doran,
zo, of Spain, in the semi-finals of
the Noport invitation tournament Bgrron. ThrtjDbase hits, Casarcs,
today ti-1, 3-6, 4-0, ti-L
LEA V ES FOR CHICAGO
NEW YORK,Aug. 27. - (/P)—
Truvcling in a private .car attaabod to a New York Central train,
Jiddi Krishnumurti, hailed by hi*
followers ns the "new world teach
er," left today for Chicago. Thera
he will speak before a meeting of
the Order of the Star in the East,
of which ho is the head. The
young Hindu is confident that hia
visit to this country will result In
a religious awakening of Ameri
cans, .
CAPTURE POUCK CHIEF
*4^ j
__ __
SHERRILL CLAN REUNION
MUSKOGEE, Okla., Aug. 27—
SHERRILLS'FORD, N. C., Aug.
U -S T O R Y APARTMENT
-Ri.outy -sheriffs
0f 27—
The Sherrill clan, several
L A K ELA N D , Fla.. Aug 2 7 - t
o eau ^ ih eounty were wounded
'■tid’ tio lil of Police J. C. Wall of
Tahleqtwh waa taken captive by
two bandit* after a gun fight on
- Albert fIke Highway wt*.t of
SE N A T O R S WIN TWO GAMES
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27— f/T1)—
Walter Johnson and Stanley Coveleskie, Washington’s pitching vet
erans, each doled out four hits to
Ghicngo Thursday and the Sena
tors w y i » double-header, !* to 3
and 1 'to 6 , the setionrf giinie going
Ul innings.
First Game
Chicago
000 020 0 0 1 - 3 - 4 - 2
Washington
120 Oil 31 x O i l II
Batteries: Faber, Thurston and
Scludk; Johnson nnd Ruel.
Second Game
Chicago .
(100 000 0000— 0-4-3
Washington . 000 tlOOOOOl 1 7 0
Batteries: Lynns and Grabowaki; ( ovdoskie and Tate..
PALMS CAPTURE
SLUGFEST F R O M
BRADENTON, 13-1
Total.
34 4 111 !7 7 3
Lakeland
AB R II r n A E
Hraziir, cf
4 0 II 1 1 0
Kowalski, 2h
4 li II ■i 6 0
Boston, I ; C hicago,
llecf,
21,
4 0 1 1 1 0
Philadelphia, :S; St. Louis, 2.
Francis, c
4 1 II t; 1 0
Fulvoytt rf . .. 4 1 ! ■» 0 1
American League
>) 0 1 5 0 0
KHiun, lh
Chicago, d-O; Washington, 0 - 1.
Buckley,
ss
4 0 1. 3 .) 0
St. Louis, li-11; Philadelphia, H i.
Dodgen,
If
II 1 0 0 0
3
Cleveland at
llostnn — wet
Willey, p
. 3 0 0 0 ** 1
grounds.
(’ usnek, lh
1 0 II li 0 0
(Only games scheduled)
Fergus, .j,
1 0 II <1 0 0
Southern Association
Totals
21 •i
27 3 1
New Orleans, 1; Chatluiunigu, l),
Atlanta, il; Little Rock, 5.
TAMPA .
002 nun 200— 4
Mobile, 10; Nashville, It.
LAK F.I.AND
o2o iiimi mm—2
(Only three scheduled)
Two base hits, Lopez. Three base
hit, Barnes. Stolen base, Dodgon.
Southeastern Association
Sacrifices, Dodgon. Double plnya,
Montgomery, 4; Columbus, 7.
Kowalski Buckley to Ellum. Left
Albany nt JackaMivillc - rain.
"ii base, Tampa 4; Lakeland 7.
Base on halls, off Alvarez I ; Fer
Florida State League
gus I. Hits off Willey '.I in li in
Fort Myers, HI; Bradenton, I.
nings; Fergus l in
Winning
Orlando, 0; St. Petersburg, t.
pitcher, Alvarez Losing pitcher,
Tampa, 4; Lakeland, 2.
Willey. Umpires, Bradley and Fred
Sarasota at SAN FO RD— rain.
ericks. Time 1:45.
Trapshooting Meet
Opens At Vandalia
. ,.i. ...
LAKELAND, Fla. Aug. 27— (/P)
Panelling three hits in the third
and seventh inning, the Tampa
Smokers took tho first game of
the series with Lakeland, 1 to 2.
Alvrrcz prove 1 off Tliv e on
the mound and was tight in the
Jiillrln s.
Tam pu
AB It H p(l A E
Demrkv, ns ... . 4 (1 0 0 2 l
Tanner, 2b
4 0 1 1) 3 1
F'tuntnn, cf
4 0 1 ■1 t) 0
Lee, if
. 4 u 0 1 0 0
Lopez, c
1 1 ■> ti 0 0
Salvutz, 3h
4 1 t 1 0 0
Bbn'kstock, If
3 l ■»
0 0
lluriH's. Iti
4 1 1 ii 0 0
Alvarez, p
3 0 1 n ') 1 F o rt
National League
New York,7; Pittsburgh, 15.
Brooklyn, I ; Cincinnati, ,'t.
77 4(1 .020
OH 55 .553
(18 5(1 .548
VANDALIA OhhT Aug. 27— t/P)
tlfi 57 .5:i:t — Facing more than n 1,000 oppo
02 51) .512 nents, E. (’. Starner, of Ithica,
5f
......4 2
•
II 0 1
CHICAGO, Aug. 27. (/Pi Guy
Rush won his fifth consecutive
victory Thursday when the Cubs
1 ran their string of victories to f i v e
K 1 in a row by defeating Boston, :l
to t, in Ha* first game of the se
II
ries. Bush’s rerortl of st oreless in
a
I nings was broken by Pilcher
II Wertz, who knocked a fluke home
run, the hall hounding over the
It
0 fence m centerfield. Bush had not
a run
for 25 innings.
0 allowed
Sco re:
0
Boston
000
0(0 0 0 0 - 1 K 2
0 Chicafto
0(111 mu
ooo J| 101
Batteries: Wertz and Taylor;
1
Bush mill Hartnett.
0
1
Totals
21 t 5 IK II)
Hy innings:
Orlando:
.
000 000
SI. Petersburg:
001 000
(Called end sixth, rain.)
Sumnmrv: Two base-hits, llaw.
kins. Snerifiees, Johnson, Alver*
sun. Stolen bases, Wells'. Base on
halls, off Vines 2;
Hawkins I.
Struck out hy Vines 1; Huwkifm H.
Hit hy pitcher, hy Vines (Bryan).
Uonhlc plays, Johnson to Austin.
Umpires, Kane and Meikle. Time
t hour.
LEAGUE
(IK 40
71 r.2
71 52
65 57
6(1 60
50 67
48 71
44 74
LEA G U E
but Cincinnati bunched hits in the
Kth inning ntnl won from Brook
lyn, .'I to 2. May fanned eight
men. Manager Robinson of Lho
Dodgers announced that “ Moose”
Calhaugh, home-run king of tho
hushes, would report for duty with
tho team Sunday. Tims far, Calliaugh has made (12 circuit drives
this season. Score:
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ha
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ters to,men
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Sil nation Wanted Mate.
Wo make a specialty of our prompt
filling of prescriptions and quick
delivery.
Drugs — Soda — Hot Snndwiches
. r a t e s
■h In Advance
POSITION wanted at once by gen
tleman who has had long « penenco in mercantile business,
general offico work and a good
„ wilt bo received 1
------- salesmnn.
Now employed but
, nj collector sent ! MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people i wishes to move to Florida. Ad| are Interested in Florida. Bach dress J . n. Fordham, Burton, S. C.
P" ” S " ‘ , line of them through a classified add i n , ----------. 8c a line
Morgantown POST. Six cents 1 It)— M oney t o I rum
7c a line the
n work for six consecutive issues. I
WOnPy
*'.Ottn
itcM on request.
fll rates urn for
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hf V ‘ a ,?!’,l'0u building loan
SHOP — Printirg.
Engraving *■
for immediate , usn.
rinsertions,
of average, length
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fir«i
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ready■; to
Embossing.
We
-- build.
— j, a line.
it. Phone 117 W. K. U. Avenue-, 1*
C°
charge of 30c for
Cummercinl Street.
‘
w ™5' M,lrto,,i' temple.
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent foT
stores or offices a t Park Ave.,
and Commercial S t r e e t
W, M.
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave,
Id v h h t is k iis
kid
representative
[familiar with rates,
classification will
omplcte information.
|U wish, they will
in wording
your
I,, make it more ef-
90—Automobile! For Sale
p laintiff |fl‘ a n d
ecrthml lands.
SEMINOLE H U D S O V E S S E X
INC.
20.7 Oak Ave.
Phone 41
HUPS—MARMONS
O FFIC E FOR K EN T—I * Mniseh
Sanford Automobile Co.
Bldg
Apply A. P ConnaHy A 2UC, Magnolia Ave.
4>houe 137
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
8 0 A— Real E state Directory
HIGGINS SMITH-WIGHT, INC.
Real Estate and
INSURANCE B R O K E R S
LOANS- Money nvHilnble at 7 per LIST FOUR PRO PERTY WITH,
PRINTING THAT P L E A S E S
“THE LOT KINO”
■cnt. Close in property. A. P.
•iOO First National Bank Bldg.
Typewriters undAdding Machines,
11 . A s
T H E SEM IN O LE PltlN TK RY
|
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s*,ns
r (Jbl W. Uth St. W, N. Lumloy, Prop.
T11RASHEK A GARNER
5 7 — Good T h i n g s to E a t
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
19— Building Contractors.
II W ILL SAVE- Time and eook8ANFORD HOOKI NC: f'fi
Tii« 1 4 *n*'
V<m drop by J I 8 V9 Sanford McCALL A FOX, Real estate Inr l f a built up rlo fs Re roo/in,
a t /Bi,ll" Ph“ e “,ul lftrrV ^
vestments. Best buya are amftng
tiding I" restricted
r!as,jri ration.
f,,r is mime Ih n Sanwill be responsible
incorrect insertion,
fser for subsequent
frti*
shouli be
Frt>e office should
mediately in case of
Htiiifurd.
■■ * ' Sc
- in Imile
>u- C o un ty. I'lnrldn,
"ni-e a week fur fo u r >un»"*iitLt*
tv*■*■k H.
Witness my lined and uff'diil soil
of the Ctrriill I'ulirt of Seminole
County, K|ii. l.!» me this thu at 1) >le>
of Ada list, A I) U2tl.
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CHRYSLER
LHAS. T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO- ». J NI X.
411 W. 1st St.
Phone d!»2
Solicitor
for Complainant.
Hanford.
JE W E T T AND PAGE
Sanford Denier
to Iho above dr-
It Is f a r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t
t hi s
n o t i c e h e p u b l i s h e d In t h e hanf . i r d
Ifer. i M. n n e w s p a p e r pi* !>Mr h o i In
Florida.
^OTIC'K OK A.U*K OP TOWN «K
OVIKUO, t'MlRIUA iTHtfiKT
l ^ l’HOUIWr.M' tIOMHI
„
r iv e s g a ra g e
N o t l c v I h I i c m *1#>
Iv« 11 t h f i l t i n t 11
208 W. Dt St.
Phone 017 ^ kKI
*t *»*chirk r M on tlu* 7 Hi *l4«v
AUTOMOBILE D E A L E R S: If you
want to sh|l vour used car* ad
vertise daily on the classified
page.
SANFORD OUICK CO.
212 Magnolia Ave.
Phmie 367
wf S f l U r m l i c i , \'.\2b, u l t t i «• n f f l c o ul
W J. 1s i i w t " Ti, In tli** T o w n u t Ovl**
tlw, 1'liM til i, l In 'I'ovv ti I ' c m lio t l o f tJu*
T m i n i f o v i f i | n ( P lo rltlii. w h i te
c c I v d flt'ttlfHl I i h 1n f o r Hi** i m r e h :«!»**
i»f i t i ’i** t ir n (i11.y iH iie itl
of
M il d T o w n o f
F ' lo r h ln hi t l i r
« V « r c K « » v Horn o f T H I I I T V K O t If
T H o r s A N M a N h \ ’u . itn» ( I . m .u Om *
Du i [ h j I . I . a H S mm lit l»oiul*>
in
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n n n h in ilt o ii nf
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crich ant,! lo'ni
IDK illUlPHl fit Tilt* Irttl* of Fix f«*r
timotes free. Satis fret ion guaran
teed. Onk Ave,& !lrd St. Phmie 111.
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
U1H) West First Street
at Phone i l l
c o i n |if r
h i itiiiin
pu v n l i l o
Ht i oi
NASH
* n r iu n 1 l> on tin * ri r*-t t i n y * o f J it u
Leads
the
world
in
motor
car
value.
S E E R. C 'I ISDALE for good buya
u.irv fimj J u l y **f piii'li vt*iu
fiot-i
<il!— M tisieul 1[ihI ru m eu t s.
SMITH MOTORS CO
1' l l m i i m l -j n. I ini* i i t »n n»* i m v a M p
, in Real Estate, 2211 Meisch Buildul U i c X A1111 i i: i I I *.t i Ik i t.i ft k I n i 11r'
or.
2nd
....
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Sanford
Ave.
,
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......7 -----IngI'llV Of Xl'W \ oil: Mol Htil to Of X* it
Mi l t S A L E . ~\ icteeda, late model,
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hemnifiil condition. 5.W.110 Ca*h. 8 1 — W n n l e d — T o K e n t
Hiouks . t oast l ine l*‘reigiit Office.
ItANT NOTICE
Lr, tilioiild give Jtheir
75— Specials ut the Stores.
boatoffico address as J A M E S 1L COWAN All kinds of,
fir phono number if 1 Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work i
results. About one ! Water and Boat Tank*. At Oak
PKXTO" T O O IS
of a thousand has . Avenue and Third Street.
Tele
nnd the others
phone 111.
Buricute with you
A10 good tools
, knuw your address,
jitinuaiice M U ST be I H O D G I N S A C O V A N G O. , A o n !
amt abauhltely
Uon st The Sanford | Radiator and sht >, metal work., !
tv or liy letter. Tele- , Plain And ornninei I:yj b licet ni«v II
Guaranteed.
work. Tel. 7lC-V . ar/ Frv.. b
uBtimmncea are not
Avenue.
Pr"t(ipt
Mr. 1 e
78— Offices and Desk Hoot*
efficient
F L O R ID A - ORLANDO— Orlando,
Mill min' Sentinel; largest daniified h us mens, rate lc a word, mini’lnno 2-li cash with order.
land Fou n d .
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lied cow. marked ha, t 'l — M i lli n e r y — D r e s s m a k i n g
l,.;tlict halter. Phone! _
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RPLAIN SEWING
1317 Celery Ave.
WANTED TO BUY
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
AT IIERAI.D O F F K T
f o l l n rtn
lfi.fi Ml lTl
R EA L BARGAIN 6 rooms, all
palisheil nnk floors, exceptional
lighting fixtures, shower bath,
huflt-in features, 2 cedar closets,
garage. Price |h,260, Bart Nason,
fit17 Nal'l Bank Bldg., Phone 24tf.
These
4’ it>
dodge
f our , b o t h n u m b e r * i n o l t u l v * a n d t o
m a t u r e • ♦ n e l l y In *ii« ( o l h m l u u
maauer. to-w it:
II dimI i n u m b e r e d 1 t o 'f, ■*> m a t u r e
J u l y 1. I9JT.
ltpnila n n m h e r e d 4 it* 7, t o m a t u r *
J u l y I. OS*.
Hnnil* n u m b e r e d v u> in, i,i m« t i n e J u l y I. IS};*.
t imi d* tiututiered 11 t / II. |</ niKt u r o J u i y 1, H | . .
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i t 17 (n nt»
l ur.j J u l y I. 19.11
Huml * n u m b e r e d i t m t o i u m *
l u r e J u l y t, O i l .
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t ur u J u l y 1, O i l
B u nd s n u m b e r e d 25 m I I , t,» m a nirtt J u l y l. O H
llutide n u m b - r e d »> < i II (u t, it
l u r e J u l y I, ISIS
i bt ml * n u m b e r e d J J t u :H, I n u,<tt u r e J u l y I, 19311.
and
t l B U B M t S , It i t p p i . ; i e r n ai euld
I *i-l It l**n filed ae :tfi>re».tld, lhAt
nil s t e p * t o k e n In c"r i a»cHi >n o u t .
t he I n - u a i c e ,,f sold ImiiilB h> t h e
II nr Ovi edo. Ktio (4*:i. b a l e h t r t i
ii-y ul:ir I t» e v e r y
r
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aid
In
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dl a c t * . c<>ii*>i*i.uit, nnd th' iitfe re*
•l ul l ed by l.i .v t * c v i i r , Iu, i». n M” d
p e r f o r m e d e r e <i, ut i , . m l i*.
t he Ismi hucv t d ai l . t l i o n J j h a v e
c t luted. ' i*v • I a |i; e n - I n.,1 I, ,\ .
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t'uumy. Klurtda. and than i
dhuw rauee. :f any they ltni.„
tim sold liunda itieiitit nct<
dated and irt>nf1rnte*l.
WITNM Sa m v band and IttnJ
uf t l m Cl r u ul t l l a n r t o f t i l l Hat
Judicial C ircuit uf the m a t
KI or lila, In nrnl f <r tit* (Jnup
Heitiinola. on this tha ll tb
AUKUOt. A. D. 191*.
(C ircu it C o u r t UKAL)
( Ml« tied) V E, I X X .U L A M L ]
Clerk
u(
t ho C l m i U C q
..f tin) Hevertlh J Oil X*ill* I
c u l t <>f l*l» H o l e uf IMorl
ill a n t fo.- Hi mi t ni l ^ C" Ul
Aug
I1-3V-17,
I f , The Talk of Tha M l f
BUTTER SPLTT g
BREAD A
Two loaves for Hie prtoa
A. B. C. Bakery
DAYTONA BEACH
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Nru
SKI I GOOD USED CARS
Vork.
wl h
to* fuin$*li>-t!
f> room house,
unfurnished,
$oLM)l) per month.
K'/e I1i.rd Tudor Cedau.
d room house,
unfurnished,
$tid IK) per month
I *-’■ I'm i| 1*0111 mg.
l-'bn Idn
I'1'.' ■ Ford Riinuhoiit.
lx T in : i lilt I i t i hi in til-' Till-:
m i k \t i i
j i m i l \t. « itt« t rr
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houses enn in* leased
hv the year
Kurd Coupe.
or
tv
K'-'n Kind I ton Truck.
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Ford Light Delivery Truck
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.MILLER O PHILIPS, Inc.
In , TRIM CO
I want to sell v«ur used cars, ad- ;
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1 "car not Iho owner." vcrtiac daily on the classified page. 1 ROOMS, with or without munl.t. HI— Houses For Sale
i*l,
s t v r i : *» k
ru H iiu A .
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S M IT H
S i a t 4* AT
pi? fer eattmntcj.
1101) W.' Lst. St. -2 story house,
Elm Ave. nnd 13th Stieet.
( b i ' i i b y ( o | tli#- S o t m i it .i m | l i ■i
; 25— Florists.
If. KADFORI)
t | i ( n i t i f f i i l l - ^ IM* o f F i n n i l l ii
five room* on lat floor. 3 rooms
(18— Room s W ithout Board
l l I l T I I) >
_______________________________ and hath on necond. Porih, garage.
m T i l l * : 1 I I T / J I N S A N I ' T A X i ’ V»
VULCANIZING [“ST E W A R T T H E FL O R IS T ”
J its U F T ill-: T O W N u K U V T IJ IU
W ANTED.— Neat refined young Giirnl rmiditiim. Little and t layiLESS & W ELSH
Flowers for all occasions.
PlfONE 3
I l . u l t l l «A
|h*t makes friends”
:
McLANDEIt ARCADE
| man ns room-matas. Have large ueu, Ball Bldg.
W I I K K K A S , it I ' H l i l o t i wsm H I « T
in ti n * f i l u * v % v n i i H ' i l i ' i i i p b ' m i i I mh
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Phone 781.
.
‘ comfortable room with poreh, two
t
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i M b 11 it n u l A n u n h1 A I* • V U*«.
Dll COUNTY — The i ------------------------------------------ ---------- i beds. Adjoin* bathroom. Hot wa FOR SA LE I’hree room house, KOR SALK
t
ll Kit l In ■'
tni iho fniK«* Iu
stupendous develop- 12 7 — F ro fc H slo n u l ScrvifOH.
ter all times. Reasonalde. Apply. cUse in. on one acre of good
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for L ln ssifird
k i K p i ti.M im-utv.
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about it in the Palm |___________________________ ________ evenings. I l l E. kth St.
1 l«ml.
Small cash payment.
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\\ I .'ST ;il III.- To u ii «'mii ru'tI of i
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
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85—
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For
Sale
300 East First Street.
til — L e g a l Not ices
JI (I I f
l*, |*'l III.I *t v1 Ii I MM. I . A1
'Automobiles
FOR
RENT.
Vvvii
la r g e
ctml
j . s\l l t II, Sid i . \|| It
ttrri' pm nne uf the fiirlminl, tu
S,
Y.
ni
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J
ikll. hil i i i di l l of III! St II.
BL U E BIRD B E A U TY SHOP,
to,mis fur I.... ..
water, I " t rp .V T I"’' " . 1. " T " ,r nftrr the IV T H K ( I Itl l I T 1 1)1 It T IIK s i : VII».f I' Imi lilii, |»i i i \ in*: t <>r Hi. * ii I bl.i
(lf Tm-Mdoy f I kl. n a n Jii^t
[■■1^ Model Smlith worth Wit specialize id permanent wav- light*, gas 4b weuk. 1101 i'renell j
V 01,1-1 l l l l ' v n ,
NT ATI-3
HI'
I !(■*i *»* tit In ill I Sffiiilt* *>1 tlm T o o n
n erlterliiH uf vikitl tlir tuKU-l nnd , Kl . t t l t I II V.
Cor. 11tli Si
. J <W Jo(l", 1 “I >>J Iit u r in Mil- Hll in " f
fltW mu!
euxh. mg". 2<l0 North Park Ave.
Sr |il cm Iter itlnila will dn. Clt'luJii'*!
IV t il l \ t K H t .
In nil'll I'e
J i l t ..... . rttlly i l t n i l i i
fur .ri mum hnuHe and _ —------ --------------- -------------,
HCldulil nrrlir un nchcilulr (Pine, c A V K O It J i ( ' 1 1 1 S' T ll V Cl . I tt h Ion ami a a l hori/ oil Ii* a c u r t a i n
nil fir*vt
floor, They iibiiiiII} hnpprii lirlarr. Met
i-: s 'i a 1 1; n i n c
Tom* G iih Station, ] THE N EXT time you are sick try I APAItTMI'AI
l*.
tin*
IIon, .1 n i loii . I ills
ntlopt *
v rt
adults. Ill'll toolit near hath, 2tld | Irr ink.- It mil I ihI h>. After thr
i lyh*
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on
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1 will get well and will keep moil floor. 300
I lan't Inru c. mill I b r cn iu fu rta mlitlui
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A \1 E N I ' I N U
less S e rv ic e O f f e r e d I''or- Dr. w. E. .MacDnugaii. i*t 368 W.
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' Nut. Hunk Bldg
Plume 182-J.
Ni ( T I C K T n K N u W N AN D CN
f
j
Hinne
j
F ( l| {
ERKIN'S,- Haberdasher
(ten for «' o 11 e g i a t e ,
■10 PiiHl Street.
[DRUG .3 T o R E - P r e
p. Orug*. Soda.
22— Help Wank'd— Female
Wo are ; --------------------- -------- -----------------------
*9 V * u r p l u m e .
k d l 1U3
W A N T E D . — 26 y o u n g wunicn-hiitdi ngr g t m t l p o s i t i o n s t o e a r n m o n e y
in their spare time Apply Henry
Btovc & Furniture Go. ' Wortlieinier, 8-R a. in., 12-1, 6-11
K |i).^ S h e e t
». in. Sanford Isiun nnd Savings
Ir.irryH full line
I Co. 20!l M;;. nolin, Ave.
urc i i g h t . C hhIi or i ~
[ ,13— Help Wanted— Male
t c want y o u r b u s i n e s s .
RENT
A p artm en t,
p r i v a t o | aitlld p rn ic e tIn n .
Alt elaaava ul in
A l a i P T E M UN T H E ill Ii 11A V OK
K N O W N D K F B N D . v . Vl N .
J f l . V . 19 Ji., i : \ T I T I . E P
T h e St al l* i*f I-1»■« l«l.| t o
A BE.Snt.t ritiN I'ltnv Il'INO
m<* loifluy*
T h o In-Ira. doVIsoi-a. aiMiitoos, anil
n u t AN IHKI'E OF IIKVI'H BV
W . J . THIHHE.N
•>tber ilniiniinif* uiiiloc 11 ••n r > rtlo-l
T H E T H U N i>l*' O V l E l o i , 1'I.OH
t mi Hnnforil
itirno**:
anil l a all
11■\ i n t h e s n i iH-' n ......... ...
FOR RENT - One bedroom suit- I 0 _ ............... -nrs.mle* Ouldln,
l i i r t l o s oacl i iiimI • .'i rv. i lnllnlu^
Tl i i;
I' It* K’ E E I >8
1'i:ltlVEfi
a n y I ii I oi ok I m I n i . n -.tu In I be
able for one ,.r two men w : 8 7 — A r m i R f f If o r S a l e
I lit oil T H E S A L K TI I KI M HI*’ TO
latlils 11,-1 ♦■! n ilosi-i l r*,ol. ( bo dl l '
HE I' r t EH I v i P M I T I A I . I . V Kt
couple. Phone HU ! W.
ji c t of t bi " -*ijii ii an i i nny of I bo
NANCE THE COST 'll' CEBTAIN
a b o v e dot i ail.i hi ■* ■ toll a mi ovi-i v
— FOR HAI.B—
ST BEET IMI’lloy EMI.NT.I Artu Iiuhu lilac** of t oaUhm-i*
Is un
FOR REN T - Three bedrooms and I
.
. Q
S E N S E I > All AI NUT T H E
l'BO|*
n o w n t o tb* p l ai nt i f f in Iho u l n a r
i : B T V A HI "I T I NI) S A I L S T R E E T
una furnisbed apartment. 809 [
® T v UT k.-untoil
cum
a mi t o all i i n k n o wn
I Ml ’ Bt iVEAl’E N T :
I'Jt E S t ‘ It IUI VO
Farms,
between
Dclund
and
New
Magnolia.
imrtloH i r l i i i m n " ' i H
a mi wln-nmo,
T H E F O B 11 AN).* i U N I il'l’ li iNA
________
___ ____________ __ I Smyrna. On hard surfaoed immtv o v e r olni ininv a m ml i - r ost oi tnfoi
4 iC rt AI 11 BUN P S T* i ME I S S C E I i
FOR KENT. Desirable hedruom.
n‘|Joi,1M «n«t In vicinity .d OXlS 111 till* Halil di-nal llioll lullll-l III
A N 11 1‘ BO V l l UNO I i l: A SI NK
w it:
INM KCNN l u l l T H E P A Y M E N T
bath, reasonnhle. HIH Elm A v e . 1 d riv in g farm cimnnumty
L"
c t I n . I.
OK P B I NCI KAt , A N D INTI B E S T
i per aero nnd terms to suit. Wi.l- T rI,a vInir
In
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11
Phonti 321 -W.
u p S A I D BONDS SO Art TO PIIO
show you name upon request ami ■ o f Fl t i rl i l a, lb.- \\ '.j . J l he N W
\ 11h : r i m 'm i i: ism c a n c i : ok
oi tin* rt\\
of rt. , i , o n I ’1 --a ji
major
no
obligation
to
purdm-x
I t i . Mi r t IN T H E SCI. o r 1.0,
FOR RENT.- Five large rooms,
s h i p ZH S
It.inc.- in C
■.nil mi ia*f o.ol ol I J.'i.nav *i *
big p o r c h . I 7 U 3 ’-j Mognulm Ave. Address D. W. Nndien. 3u(l S I r a n No. -J.
i u.l lo )»• lft-*.inil fin i hu a u i 1“ e i i i . i l i
Ileucli Street, Daytona Beach, FIs
livKlnalliU al tho NIV Col mo of iii ii.'CH a mi l ( e . " i o t t o n * of t ’o' '. oh n
Phone 345-W.
rtoi'i Ion 3, To\\n*h*p Jo S
llaoki*' i ' . , , n o i l of tbo
Town
of
mi i ' i l n,
:t« E . nml iiiniiiiis i b o n c e K I** Kloclila, i l uh hart anil tolo, •-I ►.!**1
Ilia Nnf'fho.ial onriiof *<f ill** N " *'» o- . 111-i t o ho of t l m ..' "I , mi l l . l i mn of
FOR R E N T .- T w o Inrge nicely 90 — Automobiles for Sale
of t ho X W ' l **f
sit ill
Hoot Ion
l Infill till I'urli, lo-ni Ing nil'
ll at
furnished housekeeping moms.
lhorn-,. R 3.ri !) eliwliiH. Ihont-e IV
tin* r a l e of HE per niinnia 1111 or •■ I
312 E. 6lh.
14.9 d i a l mi . Mu m *- rt. 4f> tlogr* < * p.i-itlilt* aifini-iinliti HI'
on llii* I at
\V. t o t ho H * hi lino o f sahl Seo
USED CAR EXCHANGE
i ho of l a n n u i v unit P i L
I euch
CORNER PARK AND SECONDi I Ion .1. t l i o m o Noi Hi In t ho point
— A partm ents For Rent
of bcKl hnl oK
G. W. W AMS LEY, Manager
T r n « i I n . II.
B o u l n a l i i K in l h « No i l h i l i s l >**i
FOR RENT. Magnolia Ave. 4
n o r of SoL-tlnn l. TovvliaJilp 'JH rt
C A D IL L A C -O A K L A N D
room apartment, all furnished,
B h Uko
E ami riiiiiitinc t ho o e a
PONTIAC ~
Yoii've Tried the Rest N’ovv
lights, water and gas- Apply II.
S ZH ol ni l na, I In-tiee U
chums
Sanford Cadillac Company
l h e n c e N o r t h -H c l i m n * .
Hi........
C, Walker, Bailey * l.'usli Grocery.
Try the llimt
E a s t 1 ^ c h a i n s In tin* point •11
117 K. 2nd St.
Phone 121
First Street.
hl'KlnllitlY.
It a p i i o ui l t m f r o m I Ini s w o r n bill
of I nmpl ul l i t In tlir Hhovo Hlaloil
T R E CLARK ApartinenU on the
DODGE
cttiiaa f nut y o u nml e a c h uf y o u m a y
beach, reasonable weekly or Pleasure cars and Graham Trucks o l a l m ■finic O g l u . Hilo o r l i i l c r cM
monthly rates. 416-418 South At Elm and 13th St.
Plume 3 In tuid i n t h e al i nva ilnacrlhuil p r o p
orty.
J t la onl uroil t h a t y o u nml
lantic Ave Daytona Beach, Fla.,
nf y, j b« a mi '.Mi a r c h e r e ]
Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop and Mgr. W ILLYS-K N IO H T and Overland. ! i-ai'h
by or i l c r i . 1 t o nppi-ai anti ilcfmi I
Phone 567-L-S
a g n l n a l t h « coni pl nl mi nt Imruln fll
F mui M. Motor <’<>.,
oil. mi t h e « t h tiny of AtiMual A. I ».
I’ark and Commercial
Pliw, t h e auto i I ' It.a a If 111** of,../
77-_H 0U H es fo r R e n t .
thin c o u r t tit I ho Co ur t IlniiKn,
In j
DAYTONA BEACH
t
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. l m C H y nf rtnnforil rtomitinlo C o u n
t y. Knrt dn. a n d In ilofmilt I h e r e o f , j
FUR REN T.— Modern Bungalow HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES. t l e c r o e p r o r nnft iaao will Im r n l o r o i l j
U. H. L. BatterieM.
a S n l n s t y o u . auld mini' '
hdr i K
a j
furiiiHhed, five rooms and bath.
au l t t o MUlct t i t l e In
Hie
nani nl J I
Distributors Cleveland Six
home, close in. adults. f>0U K ‘ duranee written,
I’ hi i nr
iird St.
SEM IN O l.E EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU
204 North Park Ave.
I'maiete Go., general 1 WANTED. 25 young men holding
|w,<i 1, .sidewalks, build-|
good positions to earn money in
irriKation boxes. J . R. J their spare time. Apply Htotry
|r. I'rnp.
j Wertheimer. 8 -!l n. m., 12-1, 5-0
tt. ni. Sanford I<onu and Savings
p T REPAIRING
Co. 201) Magnolia Ave.
F» ami Adding M n ch in en .-------------— --------------------------------rAUI, II M X .
( W A N T E D - Responsible man to 74
^ Ratliff. Phone 340 I take over delivery proposition of
----- local concern. Musi have $0(10
'RV CLEANING
CO. lotah.
For further
information
‘‘huig. Repairing and |call Manager National Biscuit Co.
Hn'iie idfi f,,r prompt]-*------- ------------------ — --------------AN OLD LINE I^ttnl Reserve
~
- — - —------- ! Life Insurance company is deNS BARBER SHOP
I sirous of obtuining a live agentBagnntiii Avenue.
i We are in n position to give a
barbers. Special a t - j producer n very attractive con, i'n ladies nnd children, tract for this city and contigious
----- ---------------- territory. For further information
STEAM P K E S S E R Y address B ox 1161, Orlando, Fla.
pressing, tailo rin g.!--------------- —-----------------------------Avenue.
Phone i WANTED.— Two young, neat nl>* j
1 .pearing
__, 7■ .men
.. .... ♦to ,,,
11bj, A
1Ft T
v41I4
make
|L5
per
day.
Apply between 8-8 a
Henry Wertheimer,
^ > m | rt‘Pa ir all kinds n il p. m.
f :!U7 Palmetto, Phunc Simfortl Loan and Saving* Co. 211
Apply 401 fXintrnl St.
Mngnuilu Ave.
j
j
BUTTER SPLIT
BREAD
A. B. C. Bakery
By (JKORGE McMANUS
!IN(i UP FATHER
I— — . U . I
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k n o w
K
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r E '-L H E R
W H A T
M EA N
DO WQU
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i KN O W
WHAT
Y O U f\RE <4 cuN «i
0Y C O L L *-
T O <i>A.V A B O U T
M V H A lR -O A D B U T D O N ’T O E
I LL L E A V B IT
FOR. H ER
M O TH ER t o
CA LU
D o w n —
S iL U Y -
ITHINCJ-
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V E *b -l HAD IT
B o Q O E D T O -D A V ,
I S H O U L D WANE
h a d IT DONE
L o M ^i
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1.1*4 l i mn! 1*4- o n t4|ii|iri n b i i.i
Al l
t 1 4*1 n i 4 •1 i-In a k IKI >ii Mi* 1 t 1 i h
1 ' o k 11
•r 1 *\ 1 0 * 1 II. h i Kill i. Ill or* *4II 11 1
).r i i Kill Ml I " In* f 4*i t •,**• l <I|H Ll
VIfoai IO*l
f it I n n • . 1 i Hh nu t
1
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1 1Ol’l't*
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brothers
Dealers
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
olii-Di First Natl, Bank. Bldg.
Phone 713
Millions — Re- 21— Fainting— Fnpering
year, said bonds to be number**!
cu asscu tlvely from » m to th irty-
PHPjPfltfaw.*'/ <
U o iiJ h
t ml th o iip p i <\ i tik o | n r i h ‘u
,»f \|*xarH
Thomson
Wood
timt
84— Houses For Sale
THE HALL HARDWARE
s e p rs r- ■ '-■»—o * ! a
\ f’•
V:*1k. li'olilAhrInr |rfi1
, .
,
. —
i.tNCoj.N'
FORD - FORDSON ft mill mi on Jill* l I"'-’', n.inm •n•i
on i u i \ 1 r*2:» ? 1 'hid "tt Ofl . l u l l 1
f'.dward Higgins, Inc.
I d So , | i toni tin 4111 .1 \ l \
M» M
11 I
ROOMS WANTED
2 hed rooms, t * mmoivinj A Palmetto. Phone 331 mm mi on ,fuH 1 ' >. _■ 4 l,0lMl tk> 4.|k !
J111 > i
I iM
J ,! Unil D'i o n
fu ll
1
kitchenette, hath Within 5 blka. \
r i 'i l
* i mm uu
r* n . I
of I*. O. Addles* Machine No. 3, j UK SURE and see live new custom " i « l 9 " o n J til % » II1. l1* J*\4*1. s aii r»l
d I mj i u I a |
built Si udehaker j
Sanford Herald.
Will I'O \.II M1M! ■■it ill II l1 r i 4 c «if t i c J
i irt'u it <‘mu l n f ^1' Mi n •lo I ’ roi l l l v
SAN JUAN GARAGE
Distributed hv
,r
41
' H.5
I'VI
rfJJj
You cannot prevent fire by being
insured. But if your property is dam
Vi
m
aged by fire and you carry insurance
*
,i* ■
you can replace it through the iii'jurance company.
.
Our insurance department will gladly
*
give
information
concerning
any
form of insurance.
»r
ti
A share o f your business
will be appreciated
�way If was with
ties. Atehison advanced a point
to a new record top at 15174 i . the
first few minutes of trading, and
peak price* also were ©stabnew p
lisheii by Cc
Consolidated Cigar, Con
tinental Baking “B ” and Brunswick-Bulk Callender.
Initial gains of a point or *•
were recorded by Allied Chemical
Union Oil of California and Texas
Gulf Sulphur.
R o ^ jn , Ho was game
■' H
WMSS:
b* was fatally inasked that hit
Jitxs at
Havre (la
bo notified. She left
_ J p h l » Immediately, hut
t»o late to sec her sun
fftAv
death of Commander
$ 2 0 .
• navy finds itself for
i'. titns In years without n
, Ox Wt family on its ncW*wt< He was the son of
. ^ J ohn A. Uodjrern, retired,
rdrtewndant of Commodore
lodffers, one of tlie fathers
. M r y ever since there was a
Financial Review
Cotton Goods
a $ p .'
Jf 4
■ C XL
■•vW
I^jfaat of Commander Rodger*
Jtlprioua failure of an atapp-stop flight from San
**’ to1 Hawaii, last Septemthe world. In eoni-
Bf the seaplane PN -9 Num-
,H« wa* forced to descent alt tight o f h[s goal because
„tof fuel. Rodgers and his
adrift nine days on the
ocean.
His bravery in
I f his ship afloat and his
Jp men in good spirits won the
(ndation of his chief and pro1 to the post of assistant
of the bureau of naval enrA little still his mother
him enabled him to pro
nking water fo r everybody
*
Born In 1881
inlander Rodgers was born
pbingten,. J a n . 16. 1881.
tha family homo was in
* * da Grace. Md„ where the
t'o f the family established it‘after tha W a r of 1812.
entered the naval acudemv at
I ted soon a f t e r the Spanish-
w
VsJMW MOTHERS GtF.T GtRAW J u s t b e f o r e . tm£. battle .
.
L J T V W j L I i Pi M ^
c »•** BY MCA MRVlCt IMG.
C hevrolet rn m n an vI Liquor, High-powered, Woman Who Took Up
n j n /i
i >P j b ‘ ! Automobile Get Two Golf Three Years Ago
Builds Own Bodies Y ()Unjr 1v|en Jn Jail Is Finalist In Meet
For The First Time
< 1IICA GO, Aug. 28.— (fP)— A
a hii’ hpoweri d
young woman who look up golf
in
the
downfall
•wring on the battleship
DETROIT, August ‘JH, Mcvcl of two young Jacksonville men three years ago at the suggestion
rivaaia us a lieutenant, he
opment
of distinct types of com
here Friday night.
I ■nr- sub of tier physirinn. is a finalist to- [
Wit fir s t tTlp into thn air
iniM.ng
lo
arrest
the,
led two day in the western woman’s golf
mercial
car
iiodies,
dcsigucil
and
tha t a l l of a kite," as he
Sanford
off
an
rs
a
lively
i
have
ov i oi,r numeiil
I lit, Samuel F. Perkins manufactured in their entirely by
Competing for the first time In '
er
.1
do
'i
ti
•IV'Cte
f)
|
H
t
,vni|ad
UO
inst rating the posslliiilly the Chevrolet organization now nf
he summer of l!>2d. Mrs. O. S. I
Hag a mun up from tho fords flu* public a complete hue of with their lapturc u; Sanford iKill
of Meudowlnkc. Kansas City, ;
1loiglil s.
With giant kilos, supportlast year won both tin* Kntisu* Ci
. him. * Rodger acquitted hlm- Chevrolet-built passenger nnd <i>m
The an o ituve then o,lines as ty and Missouri Valcy elmmpinnlldly, Perkins said After mercial vehicles for the first time .1. It. Simooms nnd Curl Strickhi'id
ship touraainents.
With the past
nitration.
They were i.lunged with rcckii's; lew months . he has annexed both
in the company's history.
Rodgers became a pupil
iili\ing,
reosling
Ufresl,
possi-s
trucks are available
tit hut for the second time.
fright Brothers in Dayton forComplete
sum of cuaecaled weiipons and pnimmediate delivery to the pur
the second naval officer chaser.
Last .Mniiclny in1 lend off with
They are (he one ton SCssioil of liquor.
)me dn aviator and the old- panel delivery one-ton stake and
t."ill others m the qualifying round
According
to
I’olice
l.icut.
A.
II
In point of service, in thn the one-ton grnin carrying body
of ihi' middle-west's greatest wontlleckwirli. who with Detective J . It
it tha time of his death.
The chassis can be furnished a I Green, made the arrests, ilie men i an loiirnaincnt. Mrs. Hill's nnme
Mrved Undo Sam below
ho with cab only,
suitable for flouri*hed pistols when overtaken, was m second place in the qualifia well as in the air, as ho fminting
38.
any special truck lmdy <lc- but these wore easily taken away i rrs list, with n. par
„ i _ .
■forth Ken submarine duty aired by tho owner.
from tltem. T>'ii gallons of moon i
|e. Recently he was roPalmetto- City streets'
Substantially tho sumo call is 1 shine was touml in the loiel-ter
being
dut|us in the bureau
paved with asphalt.
The cab is en l.ieiitcniint Beckwith stud,
lea and given comtqund used on all bodies.
tirely’ enclosed nnd weather-proof
irlmental lopg-dt
bwiu flt « .mTVt>1T, *Y1(I bfforils the same comfort** In
- “ the driver's ctimpsfrtmcnt ns n
passenger car.
The
„ body will be sent from P h il-, Chevrolet
,
wide, with
111 to tho homo of the 1Iyer's11doors
~ ore 21. inches
" 'l
Plate
glano
it* a t Havre de Grace, Marv-1 V' *\rai*‘'
today, and funeral services s" 1”
“are
r" furnished with
held there Monday. After T errited t regulators oh in the
A full ven
m l It will be brought to staiidiirii closed ear.
_ an and placed In a receiv- tilating windshield, glass rear win
lult to remain until the inter dows. cal) lining and cushion cov
Tueaday
Afternoon
at :i ei ing of fahrikoid leal her. emnhi
nation stop and tail ligliL and eimt„m
„ , |venieiilly-placed iiistriuiieiit puia-1
t, ,,n, rT " >j f(1c Ivituro.
Seats are arranged
M
l ! "burial
1 7 ,by
W',tlu»
,l|
I i t the
tne rnnlc
rank I f„r ,,lmy )lam|li|,g of controls and
b who ar© in tho city. '«tw ring wheel.
The nil) ia Ilitn ny
green, duen atriped in gold uiul
I Boat In Arlington
cowl liglit arc Hlnmlurd equipment.
INGTON, Aug. 28.—(/p) Each of then© body typer, has
IW; John Rodgers will ho been
deaigned for the uunnat util
Arlington National Ccinc- ity, cnlivcnicncu nnd adaptability
Tuw day with nnvnl hon- to the work for which it ia denigned.
With theac modern advantage-*
at an attractive price, these new
truck* are
expected to attain a
prominent place in the favor of
tin* eoinnicrdnl-cur liuying public,
Ill War.
Tnmpa—<|I,2W ,000 bond Issue
ourtjtntenients, the first forty |
-fo? building new courtr”oads to report showing on a v e r - i J ™ " * ’ widening Tampa-Plant City
nKi. gnin of nearly 30 percent _in
'
P
aments
nat mi
income over the same period c : .. .
.-^= . ^ r - r = r -r=.-T^-—
net
last year.
U. S. Steel common wa* under
pressure most of the week, selling
down more than ten points be- ’
low* its recent record high. Gen
eral Motors fluctuated within a
rndiuts of five points from 210, as
I against a record high at 225%
Several new specialties ennie to.
1the fore.
j
Mooii- h mu and
m in is t e r ic-Milhd
N’EW YOKV, Aug. 28— m ~ \
Hardening of money rat«H, due to;
the heavy demand for fund* to j
Carlet crop movements and e*
NEW YORK. Aug. 28—f/Pl— >
funding commercial need*, was the The demand for cotton goods has ’
outstanding development in thM broadened during the pant week I
week's financial markets,
Tho and sales of gray cloth have p re b -,
stock market moved downward in nbJy approximated the current oul-|
i the early part of the week as aell- put, which is grenlor than that of |
j ing presauro wa« renewed against a month ngo. Prices on print cloth
the standard industrials,
but it are now nrm-half cent a yard above
! made Irregular rncovery later,
the low point of early summer and
i The fortnight before Labor Day there have been advnncos of one
i* ir.'ulitonally a period ef nuiet half oent n yard in denims and
nod indecisio/i in the RecuritSes smaller advances in other linen
nuuki'l and this is no exceptioa These have followed n larger vol
1Wall .“street has express consider- nine of husiriess.
i old....... ..
over tho money sitanii 'ri because it is felt that a fur
ther -<tiffesiing might check spec
ulative operations for the rise.
Tin p fore, rumors that, the Boslon mid Philadelphia reserve bnnki
wiiuId shortly increase their redis
count rates were the cause of considcrnlile SiqU'if hit ion during Khe
week.
Wdh the Genera] Motors “ nielM C * II Ult MS. H * » r r u a ( l l l i t
oti" out of the way and little en
118 E. Second St.
thusiasm manifested over the prosPHONE 834
t" i t " f a special distribution of
I'niiisl States Steel because of in
timations that no action would he
tliken this year, operators working
Just a Feu) Days
A re You Ready?
If you have not an yet taken care of jot
children’s
will w ant your son or daughter to be
from w orry over olothes.
Uiekson-IvPH has in stock everything]
Visit Green Springs
VIA WEI,AKA
- I
NEW LOCATION
H. C. VIELE
JEW ELER
108 Magnolia Ave.
will need for your ehidren, al prices that i
please you.
30x31 CORDS
Tom e now, while there are large
$8.50
merits lo choose
ADD
Dickson-Ives Comi
ORLANDO
Phone 401-J
TO YOUR OIL
-ti-ST-trrr- r . : ST-Tt -
I
r~ .
SANFORD GROVE
u
'Amid M ajestic Pines
>>
Take This
Drive...
)ME, Aug. 28— (A3)—*A new
ior Arthur J , Droanaerta
a ’archbishop of tho new
which inejudo* boBidva
wehdl ■case, the diocusea of
IvtttOD, Xlorpu* riirfati, Dalian,
0*k|« homa, and a nuw dlo*In Toon* to be
o f Anurillo,
Rev., Rudolph A. Gcrken of
r, TflX., wa* named bishop
new dlocenc.
made,
busy school child needs.
Itines Filling’ Station
1113 Sanford Ave.
from . Well
w earing suits, dresses, shoes— everyth
L V “S IN C L A IR " Gan
Full of eager power
SIN CLAIR O IL S
Better for your motor
r^w Ecclesiastical
Province Created
Pill*.
w ardrobe, do not delay Ion
School .s u r ts in ju et a few days, and
Maybe She Wants A Milk Bath
•iatilcal pro vine* of the llo1 Catholic church, of wiiich tho
pOlltan no© will be at San AuTexiu, has been rented by
-
Government Not rl'o
Meet Bills For Dry
A i d e h’ Companions
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2h pI’W
—Th govemmciiLwill not pay fo r’
tlie cxiiemu- of women companions'
of proliibRiou "informers’' gatiiei
ing evidence, Gnmptrollcr General
MeCnrl rulil today.
11 i-nY often you nee a Imtliiiig beauty doing anything but stand
Horae 11. Harden, of Denver. Cot
orado claimed 1125 for the expense aruiiiid in a bnthing suit. Here’s Anne Komar, just chosen Mis*
of a woman companion aaacrt.ing ( tmalia, however, who poses us a milkmaid, i'us.sihly she's trying to
Unit it wrta necessary that be be ac get materials for n milk hath. Incidentally, -lie can really swim—
companied by a wmanii in order she won a championship at Honolulu recently.
to gain admittance to a road house
ho wan Inveatlguting.
Ride out Geneva Avenue some day and mspect the wonderful layout of Sanford Grove.
Study it from all angles.
Consider the high
ground upon which the development rests.
Feast your eyos on the pine trees which nature
No Girlish Bob For Him
has provided in such abundance.
■
Drive back to Mellonville Avenue and then
Enjoy A n Excursion l
into the city toward Lake Monroe.
Sunday
please, the trend of the residential district of
Si
Sanford.
ON TH E BOAT WKLAKA
is
JN
Notice,
Y o u ’ll see, as many others have,
that there remains one direction for the ex
A cool rifle on I^iLuti
utiful Luke Monroe tuid u uwim
ftt 0 i' ooii S[iriujf.H8— Whii
hat b etter way to spend the
aftern oon ?
clusive homes in the Sanford of tomorrow.
Ufutl Leaven Sanford 2 :3 0 and 1:30 p. m.
n
50c ROUND T R IP
g
S
LakeMonroeTranspQLta.tjon f
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8 I U I I U I
V: i'l u dAsM
Inc.
E. C. M&JLER, Pr*a.
F lrtt National Bank Bldg.
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1 f t DEAD
- v.viims Of Mine
aolW Arc Identified
,d Scenes; Families
argc Of Own Bodies
s . Y.. Aug. 28— (fl1)
lOO resilient* o f thin Htk*
hi^h nnuHiK Central
j„'s mountains, mourni they prepared to bury
tjms of Thursday’s mine
tilled'jmi
torn workings of
field Hi turn hinus Coal
tn<fl ntine here surreml|ast of its dead enrly t<>' five bodies wore re■
using State I s
‘raised By Vickery
To
Mrifta
* ’*
Itiunfl w e « being made
,1 services.’ Under preseach family will bury its
all of (he services boeither for tomorrow or
Identification of the 'll
is made amid- scones of
. niffht of weary, anxious
datives of the victims
tared for the «j>rst, and
l«. hazards of coal minv»wn only ton well here.
.r>8 men who were workmine when the hlast <teit fourteen escaped. Ten
made their way to khfo
ol hern were severely
fbul were expected to re
bill., state officials pushinvestigation into the
|the blast which made
11” children. Some obipressed the belief that
[liatc cause of the blast
ter he known because of
led condition of the work-
jved Drowned
InTowboat Sinks
R],FANS, Aug. 2H. (/!*)
persons were believed
vhi-a the towboat Patton
khr Mississippi iver near
|Iji . during Wednesday's
("apl. W. A. Ilisso, head
|ft‘-o (Hal and Towboat
announced here today,
dy of one. Mrs. George
L of the captain, has been
ailed
trofiei
movies,;
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J& 2S I-
(
A*ajv
FORREST B ILLS, N.
Aug.
2 8 - m —The power a t th p ra n c h
Davis Cup start, which baa th^eytonod United Statea supremacy for
the past two years, haa been dem
onstrated again in convincing
fashion.
Tnkeiich! Harada * hplit two
single matches with Coehet and
and Reno Laeoste in the opening
matches of the inter-*one aeries
Davis cup matches, Thureday and
yesterday, the French doubles
team of Coehet and Jacquea Brugnon defatcr tho Japanese 6-0,8-0
0-2, in a match that t6ok' 42 pilnutes.
Franco entered the final match
es with a leml of two to one in
tho w
team
the series to deterpiiM tHq
-—
You-Drive-It!
V.
can be secured at the information
bureau of the Snnforil Chamber of
f ommereo.
ma—
—Tampa Drug Company ]
Reel & Sons
Estiin;iie;i d ic c t’l'Lilly given. Consult ns heforu
wiring.
EMINOLE
■Ml
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■.
t m
jtm m ftif ' (
••— m t ‘ r‘ sk »*; AsmM
and deUmed. We
predate year..,
at nil tinted.1
n $
The Georgia Military College wQl train year boy in right thinking
fend right conduct. Discipline sane and wholesome, developing tn9
spirit of initiative and self-reliance.
Ideal living conditions; modern barracks; adequately equip
laboratories. Trained and experienced Instructors. Athletics direc...
by compotent coaches. A rm yof fleer on detail. Complete equlpmen
for two years’ course in Wood Work and Sheet Metal .Work. Rates $468
Fall term opens September -7th. Addreetn^^feMg,
EDWARD T. HOLMES* A JB^LU P,
MEedgeriRe. Gal
W e Are Haoing
Furnishing Highest ({utility Mule rial to the Builders
Of Seminole County
a
a
a
a
a
3
a
3
'a
Ever Heady lo (live (he Best of Delivery Service
4. '*
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Hash’s and Doors, linilding Material of All Kinds
‘
Ing material we
THE TRAINED MAN WINS
...L U M B E R ...
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res ih iM k i
VIA VSLAKA
SECURITY LUBES CO.
w m .
,j
3**
Myrtle and Second Street
a
a
:
110 North Laurel Ave.
iVv.A>< •
Phone
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Does not the luxurious thought of j
fortable future appeal to you?
ling sacrifices necessary now willjl
ly fade when you become the pre
sessor of your home.
Hundreds o f C alls
a comfortable :
.../or...
t ’• V
.< . .iu
Furnished Unities anil Apurtmenls
pflt
H EA L RENTIN G S E R V IC E
List Your Property
W -H
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W ITH T H E
I•
Security Lumber Co., Inc.
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
3
Phong 48
515-616 Frst N atl Bank Bldg.
Phone 713
Corner Maple and lith S treets
POWER
H eating
H. B.
Visit Green Springs
$11)0,000 building here.
1 lV»f
E . Compton, Manager-
3
Sanford Building & Loan
ay”
Phone 71)7.
■
SHE WILL APPRECIATE
a ridoln one of our closed can
which wo rapt by hour, day or
week at reasonable rates. Why
walk when you. can ridet Under
our plan of “we rent—you
drive” there is no excuse for
anyone not availing hlmtulf of
the pleasuxo of motoring.
serkrt on to
i , Tb
“,/*■£,'y*
* u '' Tawara
meet today, and Coehet
sertption
Hie "m
Florida
Motorist
|„Uv*
plays Harada \mt3
later.
inngftfznp.
Jean Borotra arrived yeeterday
All road information for tourists on tho Herengaria.
TALLAHAKSKK, Ha., Aug. 28.
- -(/I*)— Mut’h interest in Florida
was manifested at the Missouri
state fair, held at Sedalia, Aug.
14-21, according to 1‘liil S. Taylor,
of the bureau if immig'aHon,
tn department of agriculture,
Taylor, who was in charge of
nu, Floi ida hooth at the fuir, said
that while ls>s Angeles county,!
( 'aliforniu, and the Dominion of
(■amnia, bad more expensive and
complete displays, Florida held its
own in giving out information.
The highest attendance at the
fair for one day was 70,-100 paid
admissions, with a total for the
week of 2511,000. The Flotilla lit
erature guve out two days before
the end of the fair and ”,001) names
were pul on tin- register to have
literature and informal ion mailed
Hundreds signified their inten
tion of visiting this state during
the coming winter, and asked about
different sections.
in g
iv iM •
Bank of S t
,[ ; hf y lh« association; that shall meet thq UnltwFSUtes
L
'l' J , aT° frp<;. maP8 “f t,ie ! in the thnllengo rotthd a t PWlaccHuin^
Knm;linc r" U''4 Pl |dolphin in September. Laeoste and
Much Interest Shown
In Florida At State
Fair Held In Missouri
111Phases of Electrical Work
3,t n i__
gers are that
‘*:y
■ The Florida State Aufcbmdbite
Association has established ‘Wad*
quarters in Sanford with offiCen
m the First National Bgnk Building.
L. C. Bebout Is lofcat ropre-’
sentntiyc ”f the motor association.
According to Mr. Bebobt the
association is planning a campaign
memhers in Sanford thia fall.
.'The aim of the association,” he
snid, "Is to develop and improve
motoring conditions in this state,
to fight for better rOnds, ttt secure
fnirer automohile legislation, and
to help enforce the motor Vehicle
laws of the state.”
Free legal advice can be obtainedhfc members of the association in
til;"™
through arrangements
with n Sanford, law
firm.
Other
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W E W A H l T C H K A t Flri., A p r . 2 8 . '
— f/P>— Outside the hounds of the
Btato there arc few people who
realize the potentialities of Flori
da as a cattle-raising country ac
cording to W. C. Vickery, of Apnl
lachicnla, one of the largest cattle
men in this section of the coun
try.
Mr. Vickers, who has been
spending the past few .lays here
looking over the possibilities 'of
ranching in this section, said-.that
while Florida’s fnme as a frtit
producing state and Innd of eternal
sunshine bus been spread to the
four corners oT the earth, little had
been said of its cattle raising pos
sibilities.
;
“ With upwards of 20,(101),01)0
acres of idle land in the state," he
said, “and with much of this adapt
able to cattle raising and other
foVriis of live slock production, the
Industry that made the west is
just in its infamy in this slate.
In many sections of the state the
industry already has passed the
experimental stage, ami much
l’t'oRt cut*- has boon made.”
In Gulf and Franklin counties
alone, there is more than 500,000
acres of land ideally s uited for cat
tle raising and "Used for little eke,
it is said.
r> u»-uJts
jit
t "At' « .
Association• •**
.
Sj’yr . ■
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"W here llie (lootl (Irailes ('time From "
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TH E
Orange and Black
it TP
Cabaret
W-t
ELECTRIC CO.
Announces
The A irita l Of
A name which h^s been closely identified with the
MARGERY FOX
SINGER AND PIA N IST
Direc t From Kansan City
"The Baby W onder"
Winner of the Miami
Juvenile Charleston Contest
These Entertainers Will Be Seen And Heard
Nightly Alung W ith
PAUL MILLER
SUvertone Tenor
THE FORT PUT COLLEGIANS
"A Wonderful O rchestra"
’
*4i
Phone F o r Reservations
steady growth of Sanford. We are proud of the fact
that materials furnished by us have gone into the build
ing up of the best city in Florida. During our years of
service to the people of Sanford and Seminole County
we have always dealtjairly, rendering the most efficient
service and supplying the highest quality products.
Wc continue to stand by—Ready at all times to supply '
all necessities for the builder.
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IffTy
f st*
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1™ 7
K- i:
Air. ./W 1
V 1;
mmer school a t the S U te College. For Wom
en doted a few weeks ago Ju stice Rivers Boford made the
H i t t i r , address to the graduating class-- . He wanted to send the
r
under
i
n yotliig women aw ay inspired and uplifted, so he chose as hla
WU//jt*VI
theme ju st some every day facts about— Florida.
Y es, Florida,- and The Herald knows of no subject th at
’ItM M ltl* MUM
i , *i«Me»i*r m i i m has more to draw upon, w hether It bo for the making of
beautiful pictures or the building of beautiful dreams.
Out
•vraw
of
the
pictures
and
the
dreams,
too,
people
who
get
the
BIX M onth*—f».6».
It should he the custom for grad
by C *rri» r, per inspiration build riches.
ly Kdlllon 1 1 . 0 0
uating classes in every Florida school to he told some of the
i*<V*i ^'vi
wonderful
Florida facts.
mr
obituary
A fter giving a review of Florida’s colonization, the dif
. thank*, r e s o l u t i o n *
Jtertatnmenls where ferent flags under which it has lived, he gave a few of the
will be charged geographical figures.
The state, for instance, has an area
Ivartlalni rates.
ixr- X.
of 58,608 square miles of which 54,801 square miles is land
. IftOCIATBP PU BIS and 8,804 square miles is w ater.
Its land area is equal to
M B Pr«M la exclus- 88 percent of the total land area of New England; its area is
' It*, u*« for ro.
dispatch*- ■ larger than the combined areq of Vermont, New Hampshire,
r.and alao the
I herein. AI7 Massachussetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Connecticut,
rtlcallon nt apodal Delaware and Maryland.
The area of the inland w ater of
p «£# also, resetrad.
Florida is larger than the total ayea of Rhode Island and
Delaware, while the state has nearly twice as much seaAUG, M, 19W.
fi;.
coast as has any other state.
It has forty navigable rivers,
and several large enough to float the entire fleets of the
ILD PLATFORM
-M 'laafM P i front world.
f v
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NA tf JMHw*ai- >...
In speaking of the economical governm ent of the state,
< ta fc a a -!a Ju stice Buford told the grad u ates th a t it had a financial
condition of which no oth er s ta te could boast. With an only
•f » M li war.
•Ml. trail* emarta, debt consisting of a few thousand dollars of bonds issued by
-•# talM Ik* *r«i • the s ta te and which are owned by the sta te school fund
•Mb betel*. apart - and are rapidly being retired with money received from
b a a an t.
It has more than $17,il«* of alrrof pavlaa »ro- banks as Interest on sta te funds.
000.000
in the sta te treasu ry, while the total resources of
traa’ af I t a l M a r t
the banking companies and tru st companies are approxim ate
l.abr Moaror.
• Of ottr baaatlftoa- ly $700,000,000. with bank deposits am ounting to about the
f A*r # (r ra p » .
■alaa of aollool arafrm 'sa m e and increasing at the rate o f $85,000,000 annually.
provision for larrraard l The expenditures for railroad construction, he explained,
are averaging about $75,000,000 yearly, while there are
‘•Verne (or Today
about 4,500 miles of paved highways, not including city
MW*
's i f t t n u i '+ j c m - - .! .
stre e ts, and about 4,000 miles of sand-clay and shell-sur
7ofct>, -P R E C IO U S— "The faced roads.
The sta te road departm ent now has under
-Lofd-wa* prcclmis in
construction
more
than 400 miles of graded roads and at
8:1
present is expending on highway construction, more than
precious la the $1 ,000,000 a month.
Building perm its in incorporated ci
8 jr-Inspiration given!" ties and towns are more than $ 1 , 000,000 daily.
‘v>’W4i
In the last 50 years, the speaker asserted, farm acreage
bivHU: INDECISION
In Florida has increased 800 percent.
The population has
wc are growing increased 551 percent the value of agricultural products
1,250 p ercen t; the total wealth 8.500 percent.
There are
■ -*-4 disposition,
more
than
2
,
000.000
acres
of
land
under
cultivation,
88,000
ore abort in purse,
acreH being in vegetables; 185,000 acres in fru its; and 1,hlbltlon;
to that no man
800,000 acreH in general crops and nuts.
The annual value
ve thinking
of the vegetable crop is about $40,000,000 while the fruit
pUcp a ban
crop am ounts to about $60,000,000 with the state holding
•I ’drinking,
■oma reformer* whim first pluce in production of oranges and grapefruitwopds to answer him
"In Florida the grass, the flowers and the trees with all
the
birds and wild creatu res therein, the. fish playing deey>
that men be.
in the crystal w aters, please the eye and gladden the heart
I - •» < •
rammers hotter
of every lover of n atu re," Ju stice Buford said in conclusion.
"T he moon and the s ta rs seem to shine brighter, the birds
?1
sing
sweeter, youth laughs happier, and old age comes slow
watte leas
er as all the land is cooled by the refreshing breezes from
llllrwork done quicker the sea in the sum m er and is warmed by the sun’s pleasant
intendency to ertmo rays in the w inter.
It is the playground of the nation,
Jrtbt get liquor,
the garden which feeds millions ami the home of a happy
l-their better selves in
and prosperous people.
I congratulate you upon th at good
K'- *" ’
f
rer him -e t *JL „. , . fprturte which made you citizens and a part of this wonder
m»j
ful state, many o f the treasu res of which lie yet undiscov
ing now and then
ered."
»r our condition
* * *
... us happier; again
The Herald would like to hear of many other speakers
[.'lead to perdition,
da for iinspirational talks.
using Florida
So many of us do not
prohibition law,
Uten* deride it,
orftet, •
know, or forj^tt,
what blessings have been vouchsafed to
look on with awe; this state of ours.
It would be good for all of us, outside
yet have tried It.
the
schools
as
well
as
in them , to hear again and again the
•'fib chance I ’ve over hud
song of Florida’s riches.
I if It iTffOod or bad.
rT James
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J.‘ Montague
------------------------------------- O -------- ---------------------------7Oreek' leaders have
Moral Turpitude
. _ Pimgaloa we hope
pSfte out all right.
T h at innxplicuble expression "m oral turpitude" has again
^^(Shipeper7- headlines been invoked In an a ttem p t to bar from the United S tates
■Aor indkate that mari'e
Krishnum urti.
Ml tho earth, not an individual who has som ething to say.
alleged Hindu m essiah, has come to this country to tell the
Mt
=3SP:
natives whut it is alt about but his enemies have tried vain
kml Herald had a real ly to keep him out by accusing him of "m oral turpitude."
ieement In it the
We recall th at Countess C ath cart, a bit precipitate about
tme kind of like old
startin g on her second honeymoon before obtaining her
first divorce, was accused of tho sam e thing and at that
haa said the city is time we referred to our copy of Mr. W ebster's famous collec
. . . j a lot of money keeping
*/golf course, but golf bugs tion of words to discover to our horror that "turpitu de"
But the Countess was ad
.toee balls In the fairway arc rpeunt "sham eful w ickedness."
how and wheke.
m itted, so exactly w hat “moral turpitude" means we are still
a*
ip considerable doubt.
ire Inaletl that-be Ik not
I t would seem on the face of it th at "m oral turpitude" is
.. advice from foreign banki-;how to save the franc. He m ore or less a polite way of telling visitors th at they are
•4 glad to get a few frank not wanted, no m atter why.
Krishnum urti is generally
m the outside before ho supposed to be a pretty good sort.
Has a brilliant mind, in
igh with It.
fa c t wus som ew hat of a prodigy in his younger days. (Mays
----- o--------* ideh of u honeymoon tennis, is an excellent horsem an und all around sportsm an.
the eupper dishes for the And so fur as Benjam in Day, imm igration commissioner, has
watlW.— Dade City Ban- been able to discover, his morals are impeccable.
, the honeymoon ends
But Krishnum urti is unfortunate in having a mind und
-piece of Haviland
in feeling th a t he m ust give expression to the thoughts
■o--------which his mind generates.
He realizes th at the lives and
accidents at street
actions
of
the
g
reat
m
ass
of
the
inhabitants of this globe are
jro to bo getting
papular. K system controlled by pussion and sentim ent, und th at but few per
He would therefore con
ie could b* worked- sons have any use for the brain.
such' peetdents trib u te som ething to the mental phase of life.
He would
give people som ething to think about.
L ittle harm in that.
. A s a general thing he believes in m arriage.
He consid
ers m eat unwholesome and liquor harm ful.
And he does
Wh°lc city not consider it "com m on sense" for girls to smoke.
Not
„ Honor. Today
bad
advice
In
th
a
t.
As
for
the
C
h
rist
using
his
body
for
a
•haa swum the Engout that should not "vehicle to speak from ," th a t may, or may not be, ridiculous.
on "Trudy's” celeB u t the pathetic p art of the whole incident has been the
attem p t to keep him out of this country.
When we refer
Alleged eon of George to our histories and such phrases as "Give me liberty or give
i a good time while It me d e a th ," "liberty, ju stice, equality," "freedom of speech,"
.he must have been "political and religious liberty,” come ringing into our ears,
hie sleeve at' those we wonder w h at it all means.
who took him in so
Shapurji Saklatvala was denied admission to this country
* made auch a fuss
Jmt thought he had because a t one time or another in his speeches he w as said
to have made certain "seditionary rem ark s."
Countess
: ~o— —
w Khroiyi
was
barred with a sim ilarly flimsy excuse.
Time
Ml crackers who
on their he-man-, was when the United S tates welcomed men who had ideas.
rrised to redo They made* us the g reatest nation on earth .
Gene Tunney
A little turpitude won’t hurt a man half as much as a
,makes rough reL e t them come
t p t A man's mus- total stagnation of the mentul processes.
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by the it).
They give us something to think about.
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F R E N Z IE D R E A L EST A T E speculation and its attendant
who
— " - j ; profits is a thing of the past in Florida, but
Sc ;*
developments are going ahead on a more
good
dye scale than ever before.
Tfie state is
Into
l continue to grow for a long time to come,
and
i enlmrfUlg population ever creating, new marketing.
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BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
(Caerrtgkf UM, br lia r Oa)
*1
A
GERTRUDE EDERLti, genuine
“Mlse America" lands In her home
“Little Old New York” today.
Friends and neighbors will give
her a "Block Party.”
New York’s mayor gives her a
reception with a band and police
men parading.
The young ladv brings honor and
glory to her family and .country.
GIRLS THAT try to be "skinny”
notice that Gertrude, champion of
the world, weighs over 100 pounds,
is' proud of it, and can have her
cholcd of 1,000 good husbands. .
And after she won her Victory,
conquering the channel, thle young
giri went, not to a cabaret, but
straight to her old grandmother in
the south of Germany.
Tho young will please observe
thBt reverence for tho old does not
interfere with winning a world
championship.
Wc a i
ri’oul oari
f
8UVNG
KK1KHNAMURTI IS here, and
those that have seen him like him.
He will tell us interesting truths
now. and later his delicate 100pound body is to become nil ('static
new vehicle for the world teacher,
l i e rebukes us for our devotion to
physii nl comfort. “ Ah,” says he,
“See how you love comfort! Your
bathrooms. You do neglect the
high spiritual plane; von aro so
physical.”
INDIA HAS three limes the
United State’s population. In tho
United States, at the lowest esti
mate, are thousand times as many
bathtubs as in India. If those
hnthtuhs represent low spiritual
plane, make tho most of it.
THE "INCANDESCENT Sunact" from India will have no naotmijoly of reforming Americana.
Tenkn Nixhiiia. the "Seerate* of
Japan.” exponent of "The life of
Ittocn." Imn
<ommK here.
reached
Honolulu,
THE JUDGE refused to take the
case seriously and tried to njakc
the ladies understand that the evil
eye doesn’t exist, and smoke from
a Indy’s shawl wouldn't cure it,
anvhow.
Millions in Ireland and other
countries will say that the judge
is foolish. We aro still far from
moderate intelligence as regards
three-quarters of the sixteen hun
dred million human beings
on
CHASE&CO
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. “WHEN YOUfome out of prison, Cohen, you will be sixty-seven
hold,” tl
told him, imgr sentence,
i coujd be made to
t«an Jn prison"
l in prison,
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MEAT MARK|
*10 Ssnfarf
I**" PslSKltO,
SPEECH
W E SPECIALIZE
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BALTIM ORE SUN
in
H;n« you ever tried to make talking over the common man's
fill-nil* with a shv little hoy ? If head. He understands what they |
you have, your success depended are saying. He simply doesn’t
in lurge measure upon the tone of care what thev are saving, for.
voire vou used. If \’<>u used the their spech betrays their alien
silk t on<* usual Iv employed hv spirit.
j
If vou would make friends wit.li 1
people who court children, he be
G IV E U S A T R IA L
came more and more shy. If vou steel workers,’ surgeons, mule drlv-1
L A K E MARY
snake casually and sensibly, as you ers or clerymon, the easiest wny is
would to a grownup, he thawed and first to lonrn their jargon.
Mil. AND MRS. N. B. .1 4110MK
The mnn who talks as vou do is
responded to your advances.
The small boy doesn’t talk baby likely to' lx* very much the kind
talk At lenst he doesn’t wish to. nf man Vnu are, You like your
He wishes to talk big talk. His self rather well; it is inevitable
chief desire is to he a man. It is, that vou should like the mnn who ■ ■ ■ ■ B B a B B B B B M B a i B B i i B B B B B B B B B a a M g a a i m i
therefore, manly talk that wins lias Hie good sense and the good
him You must speak his lang fortune to he like you,
A few years ago a rertnin kin<(
uage
The alien has a hnrd time chief trod upon the train of a queen, apd,
ly because his speech betrays the being rebuked, told her to keep
fai t that he is an outsider. Among the damned thihg out of the w a y .' J
Eleven acres on hnrd road, 15 minute, ride (n
the foolish and heartless it makes At once he was accepted ns a regu- ■
ford, short distance from Country ( lull, rxccll^
him un object of ridicule. If lie lar guy hy common men the world, ■
spoke »s natives do. the fact that ever. Me had spoken their hmg- a
land with fivti acres cleared. Beautiful site fmlj
]•
hi* is an alien would trouble him UHge.
little.
Men entice birds within gunshot , 5
estate. For quick sale this tract is priced too 1
Pronrliers, welfare workers and hy imitating their calls. Rogues
under the market. Art at once.
aspiring talesmen who fail to employ the art to fleet e the un- 3
reach the hearts of the people may 1 wary. Traveling salesmen find it
charge lheir failure to the fin l •essential. It is a good thing In
that they iln not speak the lung- 1 remember when you wish t® make
.’111 F irs t N ational Bnnk Bldg.
Ti’lephtwl
nage of the people. They aren’t •friends.
Chicken &Steak Dinnt
Crystal Lake Dining Parkr\
TODAY’S BEST BUY
COLCLOUGH REALTY COMP/
S A N F O R I), FLORIDA
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GOVERNOR
TIM ES
Real R ntatc
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of them have at some time been
spoken of in connection with the
governorship.
The Tribune goas on to say:
"Now there is a possibility that
none of the above named prospec
tive candidates will be governor of
tion “ Who will be the next gov-, Florida from It>211 to 19.111. If we
em or of Florida?" It says that m> j knew which one nf the nbove men,
one can tell who this will he and would he selected hy the big con
adds thnt there are lit lenst ten porntions; Which 000 would ho c n - j
men in Florida who would like to denied hv the labor unions; which'
be governor and each of whom one would receive the klnn vote; 1
feels he ha-, a chance of being which one tie supported by t h e .
elected in I92H. As it lists them wide open element; the gambler;,
theee ten are:
the bootlegger; which would be o n - ,
Fons A. Hatha way, John S, T a y dorsed by the Tallahassee political
lor, W. C. Hodges, Jerry W. C a r t ring nnd n thousand other things 1
er, Carey A. Hardee, Doyle Carl wc would he in a position to guess
ton. W. A. McKenzie, John P. who will be the next governor of
Stokes, Janies K. Calkins, Sidney Florida."
1
J . Catts,
That is true enough. There is
There Is not .1 citizen of Fieri- another thing tlmt is true In this
da, probably who would not like connection. It is thnt if all thus ■1
to be governor. That soon f these j candidates, or any considerable pnr-!
ore at all considering the mnltci tion of them, get into the running
of becoming
candidates for the Sidney J . Catts will be the ncx.
place in the next campaign is governor of Florida. Tlmt we hop?
somewhat surprising, though most heaven will forbid.
i
GETTING OUT THE VOTE
DAYTONA BEACH JO U R N A L
7o Our Patro\
and Friends:
Me find (hat it will he necessary for us tn install I
Hmiisand dollars north of additional equipment »ml <
rmm) more experienred employes to be side l<> ihTf f*
same high class work and service that has built our
B e find that it will be nrCresunry for ih to disrsv
charge accounts ill order In hp able to improve mir
you. After August 2Hth, all deliveries will Ire rashBe will appreciate a continuation of your |i:iti»iu|t|
"ill at all timbo give you the very best in Dry <Irani"*ns a handle every week.
Royal Cleaners & Dyei
.lO.j-7 Kant 2nd S<r<*rt
Tho Americnn Legion is to be the country, if it can be roust'd
gin next
month
a nation wide to action. It could at one election
campaign to get out tin- vote in overcome the political boss vote,
which is herded to the polls to vote
November, says the Indianapolis
as ordered, nnd bring about a rad
News.
The Legion doesn’t care ii al reform in every community
how the vote goes, and it io not where the government has fallen
concentrating upon candidates or into the hands of corrupt men and
issues. Its object is to increase women.
If tho legion posts set the exam
the number of people who take ple and exert the great influence
8
AND B R O K E R S, going home,
learned that Texas Sulphur shares the least part h conscientious cit- which they wield in many comwould pay $12 a yenr hereafter, iten can take in the conduct of 1 tnuaitiea the veterans may advance
As twitters now -the welfare of the country fully*
and nearly two million new shares government.
will be handed out. Wall Street stand , this Ip a popular govern-1 H<l much as they did eight yearn!
nrltei might woll oharaphrase a ment hy ■ small minority of the a*U' °n the battlefields of Europe '
Only half th e!They deserve and should have the
high expression. “ It hath not yet qualified voters.
voters go to the polls, and in many |**upport of the people everywhere,
been shown what we shall he."
JOHN A. STEWART, of Morristowp, N. J„ recently head of a
big eastern bank, celebrated his
one hundred and fourth birthdav
yesterday, He gave up active busi
ness after one hundred, but follows
affairs closely, keens in touch with
jntemstlonsl banking.
It Is marvelous now to live and
retain your faculties to one hun
dred and four. It will be consider
ed a disgrace in years to come to
die under one hundred and forty.
r.;m
W.H.LO
f
earth.
YOU KNOW about the little
drops of water, little grains of
sand, that make the mighty ocean
and the pleasant lands. In Wall
Street it is little extrn dividends,
little high profit statements thnt.
makes the cheerfulness.
Not long ago, even Standard Oil
imrrowed money ut seven tsirccnt.
Yesterday, in a few minutes, the
Westinghouse company sold thirty
millions of five percent bonds, re
tiring seven percent securities.
phone
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FISHING
cusea trie choice is determined hy
one-third of. them.
TOM SIMS
A number Of national organi ! i
zations are interested In getting
Writing philosophy is easy.
All
out that portion of the vote which
you havo to do is correct the mis
favors
particular
legislation
There have been several laudable takes you made the day before.
campaign*' to increase tho whole
Perhaps the man who is best at
vote. But this Is the first time organising
voters serves the peo
that * strong national organiza ple best, and
perhaps lie doesn't.
tion has tried, through the agency
of ita numerous local branches, to
Always look- to
... see if medicine
persuade people to go tp the polls
marke(
, ------ and read the
marked "poison"
and register whatever opinion*' radio
programs for ‘sopranos.”
they may. khvd reached. There Is
. ____
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in tho motement a challenge to
Six Irish officers are coming
the qualtfkd but Indifferent voter. over tp study our army instead 01
He h«tJ boeOKO the concern of the to gat JobH ns policemen.
muntty'i stsongeeb partiotic usso______
\J ■K'iditlAn. ■'.ft'fhv-i -r
" ;FJahermen are bigger liars than
entered an ln> m Msml
Golfers’ arms are nog
blk unknown vota
*ugh to tell about theip
r^tbe destinies
You wouldn’t go fishing without bait.
Bait you r hook fo r oportunity.
sai
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FIRST NATIONAL
SANFORD, fU a
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Yes sie. fv™- w
lie informs ”«u that "Labor in
ninvot mid nruver is labor,” and
(Ick-hiiT mean eight hour labor
either,
He and his wife worked their
way across th** Pacific, wnahiiic
tho shin’s decks. His religion in
THE NEXT
that of rciH’iitnnce. Our religion |
is prosix-ritv
Hut, as the original
TAMPA
Socrates might hove aaid, only
Providence knows which of us hits
Commenting upon the fact thnt
the better religion.
tho democrat* of Florida will not
At least, with prosperity, you be called upon to nominate a can
don't have to wash (leeks.
didate for governor until 1928.
which ia two years off, the St. Au
AT DUNDALK, Ireland, Mrs. gustine Tribune says that there
J . McDonald said Mrs. Mary Mar is now mucli interest in the ques
tin cast the "Evil Eye" on her
child, dooming it to a like of ill
luck.
A third woman, doing tho lutsl
she could, till the fringe from the
shawl of Mrs. Martin, of the "evil
eve," and burned that fringe under
the nose of the child. The evil
spell should have disappeared with
the smoke, hut didn’t.
( ’"arantegj
owe s s e p i f e f - K
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS and
Mary Pickford returned from ’ a
trip around the world- yesterday.
They cut tho trip rihort, Mary
Pickford said, iiecnuse there is so
much to be seen in the United
States Hint bit seems almost a
pity to use up timo traveling
nhrond.
THE B RIL L IA N T French avi
ator, D’Oisy, ciossing Africa nl
night flew over the Mediterranean
mid on to Paris, covering 2,750
miles, including five stops, in 58
hours, 45 minutes. D’Oisy. appar
ently mode of steel, ran the ma
chine throughout the ;)8 hours.
Americans will fly from the At*
limtlr to the Pacific, as a regular
thing, hy the light of the name
day, Ix-fnro long. A united States
army flier has already accomplish
ed it.
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MRS. F R E D S. DAIUER, S O C IE T Y EDITOR
MRSan W
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AGAIN BY MRS. C. S. PIERPONT
idol
\endar
Monday
Circlo
:3ao'clock with M n .
Len Mallory
^1Arrivals
U tezum a
flNOl.K
II, Tampa; ,J. F.
Ly, Ala.; Herman I*.
York: E. C. Furgun,
|G. Clarke. Memphis;
llomew, .1. H. Rnrns,
Smith. Atlnnta; H.
ttlsnta; II. B. Jones,
fW. T. Uamuge and
fALl’ KK
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The second of a series of lovely
trnctive hand-painted string conbridge parties being given by Mrs. ainer, was won l.y Miss Rosa
Clarence Stephen Pirrponi nt her Cray.
The low score prize, a set
coty apartments on Park Avenue, of fancy bridge pencils, went to
Mrs B. F. Whitner.
In cutting
honoring Mrs. John R. MacDonald,
Tor the consolation prize, a bridge
who leaves for Kustis next week slate,
Mrs, E. I>. Mobley was the
where she will mnke her future
fortunate one.
Mrs. Piorpont pre*
homo, was that of Friday nftot&
sent^d her guest of honor with a
noon when she entertained another very pretty yellow pottery bowl.
group of intimiile friends of the
Home made randies were placed
honor guest.
on the card tables and enjoyed durOn the sun porch and in the liv- ng the game, and late in tho a f
ing room, where the card tables ternoon the hostess served a deli
had been placed, quantities of zin- cious salad mid sweet course with
nlna, golden glow and marigold* iced ten.
were used in charming profusion,
Theme enjoying the hospitality
forming n lovely setting for this of Mrs. Piernont were: Mrs. John
affair.
R. MacDonald, Mrs. James (J.
The afternoon was pleasantly Sharon. Mrs. (I. F. Smith. Mrs. M.
spent with the unusually interest- H. Mabry, Mrs. Robert A. New
ing game of bridge.
The scores man. Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs.
were kept on tallies done in p»r- K. D. Mobley, Miss Rosn Gray,
w u th br,ll,H,,t s to re d Mrs Ernest Housholder. Mrs. ForedThe nri, ™ e n srorea *«'«■ add- rest Lake, Mrs. B. F. Whitner and
ed thi. prize for high score, an nt- I Mrs. Harry Wilson.
At the Churches
First Methodist
Church
W. P. Rehrmnn. Pastor
Sunday School, y ;:m ,,vi,nk
Preaching, II o'clock b\ the pas
tor.
Epworth League devolem.il
meetings, 7 o'clock.
At. 8 o’clock, instead of the reg
ulnr preaching service, there will
be a very interesting song service
Special numbers by the choir, and
old familiar hymns.
Prayer theeting, Wednesday. S
o’clock. Music nt the preaching
services drcctcd by Mrs. Victor
Robertson.
i, Jacksonville; J . H.
icksnnville; A. M.
do; V. B.
Morgan,
,1. Wethcrington, Ar, Cox, Abbeville. Ga.;
iston, Jacksonville; J .
Janta; Frank I.asky,
E. Potts, Jacksonifelton, Jr.. lakeland ;
s, lakeland; Claude
Jy*rs; II F. CnrringTainiia: C. J . ErlckHOLY CROSS CHURCH
|R. j,. Ilrynn, Bowling
Thirteenth
Sunday after Trinity
md Mrs, C. C. CalK. I.. Hickman, Mi- Holy Communion. 7:.'!(• o'clock.
Church School, H: lfi o’clock.
lucst, Jr.. Atlanta; F.
Morning prayer and sermon 11
Jai ksoiivilln.
o'clock.
I,. Wells nnd small
A cordial invitation is extended
pine Anderson Wells to all.
home after spend■month at Brevard, N.
F I R S T B A P T IST ClUiRCII
Sundny School 1>;H0 o'ciock.
Morning worship and sermon II
|L Shinholser
and o’clock. Subject of sermon: "The
jr Lillian Shinholser Call of the Heights."
«D, Mrs. John Hnll
Young People’s Unions, ti: Hi o’
i of Atlanta, Ga., nnd clock.
Srethum of Arcadia
Evening worship nnd sermon H
ty afternoon very o’clock.
Subject of sermon: "A
lOrlnndo.
,
Drinking Party Broken Up."
Wednesday evening service 8 to
Hand, Misses Ruth 8:45. Normal course 8:45 to !l:15
lildrrd Hand motored o'clock.
|Friday where they
Tho First Baptist Church cord
ially invites visitors nnd citizens.
Olio iif the many Imely social
affair* of tin- week was tlinl of
Friday evening when .Miss Emily
i ■IT
V n-i
Bniley entertained most delight
fully at bridge nt her home oil
Myrtle
Avmue, complimenting
P
two attractive
Sanford visitors,
Miss Margaret
White and Miss
Edna' Lee of-Atlanta, (in.
The spurious living room wh s
artistically ndorned with baskets
and vases filled with cut flowers
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in the shades of yellow and blue..
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Scores were kept on quninti
finger tallies in the forms of blue1
and yellow butterflies. The prize1
fur top score,
a pretty flower,
basket, was awarded Miss Mar
i'ii
i n i ' l l m i. i s
garet Zachery, while the cut prize,
iii'ud
to
inal.i'
tier tuuiie,
MKs
Ava
U
right,
who
recently
cam*a bridge set, fell to the lot of Miss
Charlotte Smith. The honor guests i> a fortm r liuleol of the Univers ity ■ ' h ill -iii..«.j;.i and a popular
were presented Imth crystals.
| ni"iulH,r of ilu- C||| Omega Sorority. U1 i In i >liiii i re-idem t here,
•bo younger society set of
Miss \Yriglii lias made a Iiosl of frietio
At the eonclusion of the card, which she j> i jiopular im inlier.__ __
game the hostess served a tempt-,
ing salad course.
Among those enjoying this af , (JDNZALKZ INFANT BURIED
fair were: Miss Margaret White,
Funeral services for Joseph
and Miss Edna Lee of Atlanta,
Miss
Lillian
Shinholser,
Miss' (ionzalez, Jr., infant son of Mr.
Margaret Zackery, Miss Nonie mid Mrs. Joseph (ionzalez of lli;t
Nt-.U ORLEANS, Aug. JK -I/I’i
Williums, Miss Marjorie Dempney, Myrtle avenue Were held this - Tim e persons arc dead, and a
morning
nl
the
Holy
Cross
Epis
Miss Chnrlntto Smith, Miss Ruby
fo u i'1' ■<non-ly burned as a r e
lloyno. Miss Frances Dutton, Miss copal church. Rev. Mortimer Clov sult ..i i i n * which trapped them
Marion Ilnnd, Mrs. Rnlph Stevens er, pastor of the church, assisted in lieu homes hero today.
and Mrs. P. A. Tattcrson of Nor by Rev. F. 1>. King, pastor of tho
i 'li* i t up her Itouprieli was badly
First Baptist church of this city Iiiii in <1 when lie attempted to res
folk, Vn.
wen* in charge of the services. The ell* bis wife and two children from
/Urn. W. S. Jordon, who has been cild died m an Orlando hospital t?». (tames which broke out. when
i ; . i .oluie
sfovv uvplodcd.
His
ttul g*ht*st of her niece Mrs. .lames |from an attack of pneumonia.
wjieh J .uieulht <*ld ilwughUr May.
(I^ Sharon nt her home on Tenth:
StYeet, during which time she has ' Vensacola
11 ,r i-i opriotn! I ,.ii I *ii. «’hrisl'iphi r Jr., welt*
o so il I *• di .if b
been extensively entertained, re 1 for indiisl mil survey “ > i bis city.
turned Friday to her home in Jack 1
siinville,
1
[
jik
Mrs. Iltildu Erickson left F r i
day afternoon for her former home
Chicago, III., after spending the 1
past three year in Sanford.
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Fire Destroys Homo
Killing Of Family
c ,:p
'! tik
w j
A
mm
m iles to u t
land: Mrs. Sophie Elliott Lynn, I in jail.
Britain's pioneer woman avintor, moftiing
>rnl had told Ac
hns won her first air race.
* Against n field of sevon men fly- Bathton ha did not
!crs including Sir John Rhodes, In cuta them. ‘ T h e ’ I
'a rnre of privntc neronlano owners men were not given
nl the air pageant held by the
(Jirls Nerd New Training
Yorkshire Aeroplane club, Mrs.
BRADFORD: The Archbishop of Lynn won easily. Encouraged by
York, the Rev, Cosmo Cordon her success, Mrs. Lynn may enter
VIA W1
Lang, is prepared to tuke up the next season for tho King’s cup race
cudgel on behalf of the modern around England which is the big
English girl in spite of her wilful aeroplane event of the year.
=t .- ■»-- : —
----ness, waywardness and silly lit •
tie ways, he (old a Mothers Union
Founds Wagner Museum
meeting here.
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BAYREUTH . Bavaria; 'I hanks
Children of today should be pre to the munificence of Frnu Helene
All the members of the cW
pared for freedom, he said, for von (Valient, an enthuidastic admir
1925 that would like to t * * C <
girls would pass out into n condi er of Richard Wagner nnd his other boat trip to Jockai
tion of freedom that hud never be work, u new uml interest ing mufore been enjoyed in the history of 1 .......
Mt|1 is about to In* founded at please seo Mrs. G. E. McK
call No. 'JRO-Jor 677 Iwf ‘
womanhood.
i Bayreuth.
She hns presented the temlver 1st for figrthar .
To fp girls adequately to pass
wj,|, |„,r valuable "Richard
through the trail of freedom, m oth-( Wagner Collection." comprising a
ers must bring discipline in t h e : VHS, „ „ m|lt.r of rare Wagner souhome, lie declared.
[venire which she assiduously col------ i Ice ted in the course of many years
lllinoiN Women h (. lub
|;n private nnt! pn»fo*niona1 circle*.
( MU ACiO: CostinK $8,760,000,
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Birthday Anniversary
Of Robert Morris Is
Observed By 0 . E. S.
doors lo its menibers in Octtdier!
It is the fir.-1 club for women in
tlx* middle west, and the largest
club bouse for women in tin* world.
Centrally located, the club’s
The birthday of Robert Morris,
plan is Hint rents, plus membership founder of the Eastern Star, was
prices and dues, will md imly oja*r- observed this year, hy the mem
ate I to* club, but will pay off bor bers of the Seminole Chapter O.
rowed capital and its interest. K. S.. with a picnic Thursday nt
Nine floor< will be devoted to Rio Visto,
stores, offices, shops nnd studios, j
Surf bathing, hunting ami other
Above them, three floors will pro
vide bedrooms with baths for resi sports wave indulged in during tho
dent members, and club activities day, and at *>uon n sumptuous
luncheon was served by tho Rio
will occupy the other five.
Development Co., a t the
T w o top stories will be devoted Vista
to a gymnasium, of original design. “Casino,” overlooking the hcuutiful
A running track, special exercise Halifax river.
room, space for indoor baseball,
During the afternoon a Robert
basketball, tennis, golf, n pool and i Morris program was rendered,
billiard room ami howling nllrys, which included a most interesting
give opportunity for almost any history of Hu* life mii I works of
(port.
Crowning all is the swim Robert Morris, by Mrs, J . D. Par
ming mud, brilliantly lighted from ker. “Tho laivel and The Siiuare."
skylights and side windows Unit u rending by Mrs. Glenn E, Me
rise above inozt of Chicago’s Kny, was much enjoyed by tho
rumke.
members. Other appropriate rondInga were given hy Miss Florence
Finishes Husband's Hook
McKay ami Mrs. I.. (I. Gibbs.
A short busiaess susslun (was
STOCKHOLM:
Ghanaian
K.
' I .'oinldd,'’Jack LBrtdoli’s vCUIbvv, b is htdd When plan* Tor tho ensuing
arrived in Stockholm on u vleit. year were made ami the annual
She propose* to make a trip to election of officer* was held. Mrs.
Lapland, uml will sail hi the motor J . D. Parker was elected president,
>Jnp Balboa mi August L’dtli for and Mrs. J . It. Crawford will serve
San Franciico.
There she will ms secretary.
Among those enjoying thin de
finish her Imshnml's last
book
"Eves <>f Asia" which she consid lightful day’s outing worn Mr. and
Mrs. Ira D. Martin, Mrs. J . It.
ers the best of all his writings.
Crawford, Mrs. R. W. Turner, Mrs
A, 11 Shoemaker,
Mrs. Ed. J .
England's Most Capable
LONDON: Viscountcjs Rhond Rivers, Mr. and Mrs, Glenn E. Mc
da, who has been elected |ircsii|i<nt Kay. Miss Florence McKay, Mrs.
of the institute of Directors, is re (,. F. Luudlin, Mrs. J . D. Parker,
garded an England's most capable Mr. and Mrs. R. I, Christpnlairry,
business woman.
Tribute to her Mr. and Mrs. J . F. McClelland.
business ability was unid lo hur Mr. and Mrs. J . It. Furguson, Mn.
by the lion. Sir John A. (’ockburn, L. M. Tyre, Mrs. L. H. Gibbs and
when in proposing her election, be Mrs. Ilnrry Kent.
New “Soleil
•m
tion-*
• • ^ £ £ (9 1
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PARK Ml
Corner Park Are. and
Elegantly Furnll
J}
Each apartment consist! «£.)
room, full also bed room, ‘
mom with full also Mun
dinette, kitchen and bath,
cnl refrigeration and garage !
eluded.
Rates $60.00 and up per
Apply at Apt. Na. 4 . '
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Continuous from l-ipttflBnl1,
11 p. m. -■*- <» { ’yt$
TODAY ' "
Channlng PoUack*' ^
social melodrama , ■"
THK FOOL’*,
With Bdmoad Loire,:!* w
Thurman and a» all i “
Comedy—Firtbt
"Keep on A
Comedy
Mo n d a y ;
Gloria Swanaon > '*■ '
In
V?
"FINIS MANNBM" i- u;
A Paramount Pkt*W {
Comedy—"Jolly Tara**; • ‘
Mllane Newa
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our H a ts
The Glossy Finish Which DistinguishcH Velours This Fall
a»
Large and Small Head Sizew
Specially Priced
Z4
LADIES!
been
Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. Mary
’•nit formerly of San- spending the past three weeks in
7 Haines City, spont Now York buying fall stock, re Higgins, Mrs. F. E. Rouimillut and i
Mrs. Alice Peters spent the <lay,
Saturday attending to turned home Friday evening.
very pleasantly
Friday
with
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God oa
NOTICE
Atlanta Visitors Are
Guests Of Honor At
Delightful Courtesy
In Orlando,
R. J. Webb of Orlnndo spont tho friends
w
---------|Hr». Charles E. Henry day here Friday as the guest of
Aiir. and Mrs. Ed Randall left Sat
Rev. William J . friends.
urday fo* Buftalo, N. Y.r nnd oth
Philadelphia, Pn„ and
Mrs. Louise Lanier has returned er points where they will spend
tlson motored to DajFFrnlay where they homo from New York where she several weeks.
has been buying fall stock for
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Seymour Graves returned home
Speer and Son.
I**' S. s. Baumal leave
Friday from Hot Spring*, Ark.,
Mrs. Braxton Huntley and aon, w h e r e ,s p e n t the past month.
•tfloon for New York
* ‘11 spend a fortnight who have been visiting here as the
*
•{Hi »(t " ^
, ^ock for the Baumel guests of her mother Mr*. I,. Grow,
J. R. Eimory,
^y» commodore of. tho
leave the first of tho week for Sanford
reford Yacht
Yacnt Club, returned
their home at Palatka. They will home Friday evening
from an ex
en
fiends of Mrs, Fred be accompanied home by Mrs. tended trip to points _ i in
North
n h
Wa* seriously in- Grow ana Harry Grow.
Carolina, N#w York, JOlinois and
Indiana, stopping over far, a few
-ikSSitigigw
igs
JH' C.
MH.
^
ng in Sanford aa the day! at Washin*t"“
Ga.
Emfer, who.
i*t "blMbU ^ sister Mr*.
7 H«»»piUl
«o»pi'
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at Baltifor# later ii
( at her home in
relatives in
‘■T}'Ljra:
*-
Visit Green
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hns
mH
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thrown
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night between t?i*o
The palter
la r g e ____ __
men soddsnljr, A
their dtffiwi— ■
was said. The a
ed, while male ,
church'hipsfhrtnaj
led theni froth
The shclOTi del
Outflies Men
SH E L RU R N -IN -EL-M ET, Eng- tlfled. smt Um
raid on her house nt Athenry. She
had three dozen puirs of gloves
which she bought in Paris, paid
forty pounds for an evening dress,
twenty-two pounds for an after
noon gown mid sixteen guineas fur
a lint.
Her shoes cost eight
pounds and her night dress six
guinons.
New Socks And A U * Doll
who
<iA
epoku of I>»dy Rhondda as a wom
By Tho Asiociated Preae
an who had proved herself to have
‘'Rural’’ Woman** Wardrobe
DUBLIN: Exam ination. by tho one of tho cleverest business heads
Irish Courts of claim* for.compen In th? country.
“Women generally," he added
sation by the Irregular forces Is a f
fording sonic evidence as to the "are more equable and more buslThey do not
style uf living even in remote dis nessliko than men.
rise to such heights of disastrous
tricts of the well to do classes.
Mrs. Denise do Verc Colo wus imagination or sink to such depths
awarded (100 pounds for the de of despair, nnd they are Jess likely
struction of tier clothes during n to plunge.”
F I R S T CHURCH O F CH RIST.
|« l,*r Hell returned
itimuon from GharlS C IE N T IS T
uYm she has spent
Christian Science services are
llh.
held every Sunday morning nt the
Womun's Club, fink Avenue nenr
J. If. C I >iiBose and Third St met, nt II o’clock; Sun
Hum Sunday from day School lit 10 o'clock. S u b
M where they hnvu ject for tomorrow: "Christ Jesu s."
nmer
Wednesday evening
services
which
include testimonies
of
|rd Higgins and child- Christian Science healing are held
hoiiii- Sunday from nt 7n'rlnck.
This Church maintains a free
Mrs. II. A Halverson has re
^ch where they have
Rending Room at 517 J*irst Nation-1'Aimed home from an extended trip
the summer.
nl Bnnk Building, whore the Bibbj which included ponds in New York
and
all
authorized
Christina
Hall Henry ami son Science literature may l>o rond state, n,s well as Washington, D. C..
cn the guests of Mrs. borrowed or purchased. Open ev and Philadelphia, Pa., where they
attended the Sesqiii-Centeuinl.
olser and Mrs. R. I,
ery Wednesday and Saturday from
j>r the past week, will
to 5 p. in.
»y to tli«ir homo in II All
ktr. and Mrs. !> L. Thrasher ami
are cordially invited to the
services and to make u:ir of the thq lat ter's mol her. Mrs. E. L. I'’<*r- ,
rno of East is. returned hum Fri !
Rending Room.
flay evening from Coiineetieiit
le Turner, formerly of
wtic re they have h>*cii visiting rela
I now nf Fort Myers
F I R S T P R E S B Y T E R IA N
tives, stopping over enroute home
Hatives b« re for a few
CHURCH
at ' Hendersonville. N. ('.. where |
Services Sunday, August 2R,ttt- they spend a short time.
i
1 Phillipi left Friday 26 .
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Wayriu"s, (In., where
Itr. nnd Mrs. II L. McMillan *>f '
Morning Worship, II A M.
free a .light operation
VntiiRvJlle, S. ('., are visiting their
h e n Hospital.
Evening Worship, 8 P. M.
daughter Mrs. II. II. McCall J i..
At the morning service, Judg- at her home on Park Avenue.
|*- flndahoe left Fridav \V. W. Wright will speak. The
(In where she will young people’s choir will lend
Mri:. R. L. Talbot
and
Ivvnj
Drt time hefor*1 going the singing.
small
children
have
relumed
Imme
Rev. Root, pastor of the Congre
ft wh«T s|m will maky
gational Church, will preach at from a pleasant visit at Mascotte. J
visit with friends.
the evening service. The Christ
Mrs. Braxton Huntley ami >011
limiter. Miss Kathn ian Endeavors will assist the
M mid Mis.i Cnrmeta Men's chorus in the Choir—solo, Braxton Jr., of Paintka are visit
ing hen* as the guests of her
(mud 11" ■ i <• T lm r n d n v "Mv Task" by J . M. Stinecipher.
Everyone is invited U> worship mother, *Mrs. L. Grow.
I'etd stay with friend*
Pile.
with us.
Christian Endeavor will meei
(}. (V. Spencer J r . returned home
pile Dutton ami Miss Sunday night at 7 o’clock with the Friday evening from points in
«f Del.ami spent Frl- Younir Poople’a Unifin at the Bap North Carolina where he lias spcul
the past month.
the guests of rcln- list Church.
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Mrs. Tom Brothorson. Mrs. H. B.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. M. Howuyd of
A pair of gaudy new socks and a floppy rag doll are keeping Pnullnn
,n> J. Hawthorn of McCall Jr., and Mrs. H. L. McMil Bnmesvillc, Gu., are visiting here
I’n., is tho guest of lan of Varnsville, S. C.. formed n as the guests of their daughter, Longworth, daughter of Speaker Nn bolus Lungwort li of the Houso of
*■ f’harles E. Henry nt congenial party motoring to Or- Mrs. Ia.'Hlie Bryan at her home in j Representatives and Alice It.... ev.ll Longworth, very contented us
p" Magnolia Avenue.
lando Friday.
Edltewoml.
sin* plays about the garden of her parents home nl ( iuciniuiti, Ohio.
Dr. C. L. Park left this week for
Jlvle of Fort Myers arMrs. C. M. Dunn, Miss K a l e ,
|5»turday morning to Macon, (in., where ho will join his Duhn and Maxie I)un(i of Miami i
^ days here with his wife and baby who
avc
een are Vl«lting
Visiting nero
hero us
um me
the gucsis
guests m
of
•by who are visiting spending tho summer thLro w ,th |lhorrormcr'5 8|ster Mrs. Leslie
parents Mr. and relatives.
Brykn.
h Henry.
Vivian Speer,
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IC.W. flurry, St. Au•nd Mrs. J . G. McL. Roy E. I.arson, T
iBauinoll, New York;
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( Yesterday*^- Results!
s
Three Are Rescued
From Small Vessel
0 0
National League,
1 0
MIAMI, Aug. 25— (/P)— Radio
New York. 0; Pittsburgh. 4.
0 0
on sages received here thin morn
Brooklyy. 0: Cincinnati, 4.
0 0
ing from Bimini, Bahama Inland
Boston. 1; Chicago, 5.
3 1
reported three Min min ns, Dun Gil
Philadelphia, 0; St. Ijouis. 1.
0 0
bert, O. I. Pillnmn and Bill Lang- i
American le ag u e
0 0
ley, rescued from a small boat
Cleveland. 9-B; Boston, 1-1 (2nd
1 1
which had been wrecked off Uiu1
2 0 game 12 innings.)
(By Associated. p re s*)
, Bush, who handed out 3 and I hits,
Bimini const. The name of the
Detroit, 1; New York, I.
For two
two whole
whole daya
days the
the Pitts respectively, were shared some
boot was mil given.
St. I/*uis, 7; Philadelphia, 1.
Totals ............. 34 4 s 27 7 2
a hat by Io
t ony Knufmann of Chi
what
burgh Pirates have h e ld 'a . half- cago,
Chit ago, 5; Washington. 1.
AB R H PO A E
,
who
.......................
fan the Culm’
....... winning
HANFORD
South
Atlanti
Ass’n
|
game lead in the hectic struggle [ „ir,.uk to six games by turning S m ft I* ( Iniltfi ll*».net' ill I - I I* lt>
3
.
5
0
3
2
Hensley, HI*
EpP«i Hixcy fh
Macon, 4-1; Augusta. 2-4.
\\ in 2 ml ( ’o n l e s t F o r T r i b e
that grips the National Loaguc.jb.u k the Boston. Bravos, 5 to I.
4 0 t 2 3 0
Frishie, ss ....
_
,{:'ll While
Spartnnhurg,
7;
Columhin,
»
>
0 l
Dumas, 3b ....... . 5 0 I
•This performance, startling, in 1The tribal clan found Tony snfeA l l c r Ife in g S m e l l t e r e d In
Asheville, .1; Knoxville, 1.
Floriiln State League
j Him Witrt „
4 1 1
1 0
Crowe, lib .....
,-iew of Hie rapid-fire changes in ly hut five times. Grimm’s homer
S n x ’s
A M ark
in
OlH’ii e f |
Charlotte, 7; Greenville, 11.
* ntnmling
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Dunhnr, I f ......... 4 0 <1 i 0 0
tho
during
non, Double I’layg]
Sauthem
Ass’n.
’--------j Fori M \i t s
4 (1 1 ii 0 0
Bailey, II*
that has seen tho S t . Louis Car have bden enough to win the game.
New OrleanB, 2; Chattanooga, 4.
J SANFORD
Allen, r ............ 3 0 0 7 1) 0
Herb Pcnnock, with his 20th vie
dinnls twice dislodgo thq Pirates
2 0 th
Mobile. 1; Nashville, 5.
Tompo
m
If. Myors, r£
..A 1) 1 1 0 0
from the peak, Wfts accomplished I my of the season in the opener j
Atjnnta, 1; Little Rock, 4, (11 yesterday l brought
•land
Wilson, p ....
. i 1 0 1 2 0
tho sterling of tlie series with Detroit, I to I, j
innings.)
St. Pct'-r tilll I
11*
pitching <>f doe Rush, American ■Tiahled the Yanks to put a crimp
Birmingham, 2; Memphis, 7,
Sarasot a
Totals
37 I !t 27 0 t
n r ,
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la-ague discard, who blanked tin in the surge of the Tigers toward I .. .. .. .,
Southeastern League
ml
place
in the American N b i l e S n j t i l r f r i i N Ih llT K IIlcn 1S adi hi "11
on:t ton nun
15
Giants, 1 t" II.
Hanford
plnct
"di
iKTeat .
Montgomery,
3-3;
Columbus,
XV h il r M u ekiu rit, \ rr litiw
nun 1*02 non |
Sarasota
iguc. Tony l.n/.xcri bumped ore
At the same time, the Cincinnati
Mlowing Hm
2 - 2.
National League
•;! .,f I he park jn the fourth uilri
Call ‘.Itli inning, darkness.
( nils 1'efeal
Savannah, fi-0; St. Augustine, Reds took complete possession "I i i on for his sixtccnl h ' irciiit ^ iit” U* T h e l i t m u s 7 I •• 1 l ilt lm'-gh
the second -place berth where tin
Two base hit, Beasley, Frishie, o-r..
I
11U
■
11:1
1
;
111
,
liuit
of
the
year.
Harry
Heii
j
Cardinals have b on spending theii
Armstrong, Thorn, Hogan. 'J'hrce
Alimov, 5-1; ,Jacksonville. <1 I*.
Bt *; I <*i\, Ait". 2 a i i'i piii h
•£?'.
r ' r | -< atiT T ,
St Louis
time when not at the tup of tin maim landed four of the Tiget
base hit, Dumas. Sacrifice, FrisFlorida State league
■r Nherroil N m u h
tioim- m im in
• , 1 mi iiin.ni r.inuined
heat*.
Again
it
was
exceptional
•
■
i.,
ht
hits.
t
'hieugo
bic, Honner. Stolen base, H. Myers.
Sarasota, (1-4; SANFORD, l 1.
[o .*
lllirA
rl' i'l'tfie’h
New York
-r’
Double
plu.y
Frislile
to
Beasley
to
(
2nd
game tie— 9 innings <inrk- i hur» nK thut turned the stunt, with | St. Louis' Browns took their lirsl g unit- of u rlouhh' header for Cleve
■
’’‘' " " “It a victory,
~T1-----Ifixoy,
lengthy
southpaw,
mowing,
game
from
Philadelphia
in
ten
Brooklyn
land Fralay, after the Indians had Boston
:GantwelL returned to his Bailey, Left on hiwe, Sanford H; ness).
‘ ! Vii ’ I,,1”Vklvn Friday. 1
down the Brooklyn cohorts for tin i.-iits, 7 to 1. Mi Manus made four*
Bnse on balls, off
Orlando. I ; St. Petersburg, 0.
walked a,-ay uitli flu- Ijrst gainel
■;!!.! ';o!-l.v t hrough thed
'* I f f o m j n the opening game Snrnsotn 0.
second
l-to-0
whitewash
of
the
du.v.
»
in
so
many
times
up.
|
t’iill;id'-l|'ilta
Bonner
0;
off
Wilson
2,
Struck
Ft. Myers, 5; Bradenton, 4.
!* |o
con-. The fii-.,t man i
a t Saraaota yesterday after; " 1l- - f Ki'im ftlir
For
the
second
straight
day
tin
I
I’levelnnd
took
two
from
the.
,,
Lakeland at Tam pit—postponed,
j visitop-s linnn witk'j
V aod shut the Gulls out in n out by Bonner 7; Wilson 7. Buss
lowly
Phillies
harpooned
tho
Cards'
R-ston
Red
Sox.
!)
to
;j,
and
5
to
I,
lh‘‘
"■','I.
r
i
'■
£
ml
h(.
sulL
American
League
Hit by rain.
.did i’"t permit io«
-■
....................
*
mill
over
the
lelt
field
lew'e
t
o
r
1
it pltchir'a 1chid With Owens, ed balls. Miller, Allen.
■hampionship h**pes with a fl-to tin- latter going 12 innings. Georg*
.
.
. .
7K 4b
York
Um
' * w o r e o f 1 to 0, but the locals pitcher, by Bonner, Allen.
o
four-four
ti.i
Vco
i
MS ri,r a !‘i-r*«d [
7 victory, mniic
possible when I Burns crept within one of Tris
11 1,1,1 1,1 ’, " ' 1
70 *55 -m"1. einiiali
' I 'lev* land
Time
infield
Bo-ton was im.iblr In tally til it ; -|
fcOttnble to hold t h d r lead in pires, Rollins and Tandy.
Philadelphia
three
times
cum
peuker's
two-base
hit
record
by
1
I’biiadelphiu
_ _ (WQnd'famc and Sarasota tied 1.47.
half
of
the
inning.
Iri
the
first
in
[
’r.i
‘
i
’’v
...........
I’lays inJ I
froin behind lo take thu lead. Tin driving out his 5!llh of the season.
l’r,, IJ,,v" ,"d a ikmhk pin]
„. 0iM Move itn the sixth inning, the
nii'g, * 'lev. bind haomieicd Xalin ' I >* Irnit
Cardinals
were
in
first
plaee
when
:
■
'
oiilh’s
h*>mer
in
the
i
2tli
guv<1
Washington
"jl^i-a'ebing a foul.
*
Jn a 4 to 4 deadlock.
i-.i r an Id U cl■/.*'*■ for til liltJ ,
Hti’.v encountered the Qunkertown; i li’velarul the second game a lt - i .
I i 'bicago
** gaizic was a tough break
First
Game
lepresentatives Tluirsduy. Totla\|ibc Indians had liammereil out HI
,Vld t.iooiii .nl,v non ng|J|
locals who have played n
( 'h-Vi'l.Old 1
o il (Uin -III | !l |lj | 1SI I ,i >ti is
they are jn third place and Phil A as in tin- first session.
_ of'doublc-hendrrs lately,
Bo too
2)111 nun n il
;* ■ l!o Ion
' , t ie, "in ill
OM]
I ndelphia fans are wondering whin The lust inning was a lug one
4“ ‘i t necessitates another
I: 1He-: Mrf!»
F I R S T GAME
Bit I i-t i i s ; S l u i t i ' *
and
,'d -w e ll;
Playing a driving game start r" j 1null! have injected such a spin* ’-r the White Sox, maki/ig three
ay bill-this afternoon.
AI
finish Douglas King hud lit11 ■ nt Irse nmjeste iatu tla- luil-entlors ,' iiis to gain the decision, 5 to ;|. / a i m i i t , ( V e l v e t - n m l S i . I,.-..
First Inning
Ilix oy and I
nford receiver, has caught
Second (.nine
trouble m annexing the champion
Mnnush
grounded
to
short,
llorThe
pitching
feats
of
Rixoy
and
I
InSenators
'rally
fell
shod.
■
■
I’
Heyear
at
the
local
park.
Man
llbleiTieadcrs and two single
( le-.eland old lino in-j not 5 l I 2
( .inis l.nsf ;
Armstrong ship of the Sanford Itmpiet clu >
N.-li had a perfect day nt but, with
already this week.
Raw- nick flied t*> right,
Bo-Inn
dim (mil DU) oim 1-10 o
yest*
rda.v
afternoon,
and
incident
B'l. 1 oi ls, Att
grounded
to
third.
No
hits,
no
a
■
ingle,
a
home
run,
two
doubles
jgqfnrd relief catcher, ermally becoming the owner of the
Batteries: Miller, Buckeye, Hod and a walk In five trips to tie * ’ardiu d ' h"|K- u(i
on the sick list, hut hopes runs, no errors,
Arthur R. Curnick trophic. The
lit*. McNulty, Snolti and .‘-’.e’weli; phi I e.
Mis tint aecnmted for a tional ( ■-a;'-j* peaA
Beasley hit by pitcher, out steal scores were 15-1, fl I, and (5 1.
i be back in the lineup the early
Jiiin uah , Wingfield and Gasion. (•>tal of four runs.
:■oiia-wliai Friday M
ing
second,
Frishie
grounded
to
L o t ’ next week.
"tul rtriiplj
King imd little trouble annex
St. Louis
too ;;2(l f|(*|__7 -|.Vi t he
I ’ t^o-'oponlng gaVnc Cantwell short, Dumas doublrd to center, out ing the opening sets, his fast se r
ndelphia, 7 tu
IVrinock Scores 2(lth Victory
Philadelphia
0
0
1
000
0011—
1-15-1
nt
third.
One
hit,
no
runs,
no
er
"“ jh tly tho better o f a burling
NEW YORK. Aug. 2K-tfl»|Batteries: Gaston ami Seining; 1wo diiys ago i
. Artl vice. and hnekourt. game proved
* Owens, holding the Gulls rors.
i t In- le.igiic, rleippeM
too
much
for
Holler.
In
the
final
Second Inning
Walberg, Mills ami f ’ochrnnu.
r* whjlo ids ffiates were
'after the I'hiltS]
set Holler rallied ami tied the
Denton
funned,
Horan
grounded
Ivo o f tho visiting hurlcr's
I’hil.id'-lpliis nvol|
match nt four all, only to weaken
when
the
Yankees
won
Lite
opener
.
White
Sox
Beat
Senators
fntd ’Unguarded territory. to the pitcher, McDonald flied to ami lose the deciding games when
mils’ lead thrrtt
j
“
‘
|
of
a
series
with
Detroit,,4
to
1.
i r h e k V c r Tabbed eight Ha- Dunbar, No hits, no runs, no er King opened up fierce driving ntWASHINGTON, Aug. 2B— (/P)— tlirer liami* pit*
Fori Myern Overcomes Spurl ( tilhrcth Has Edfie On Smilli ; 1’I'nnoek allowed eight lilts, four
I’ baHora, while only two rors.
tnck.
Chicago
look tlic First game of
Score by ins
Of Hrndcnlon To Tally I n 1 In G reat r itc h e r s ’ Duel;
wl,i,dl W(,.rr
‘T- Ueilmnn.
' Feds took the fatal count.
Crowe singled to left, Dunbar
Holler received the tennis rac
tile series from Washington F r i Philadelphia 11(1
fouled
to
Allen,
Crowe
wns
forced
Ninth
And
Win,
5
To
4
;
Ikrtha nightcap a f fa ir Wilson,
Abrams Doubles Fn Ninlh in tin. iinuiii, *>isi-tei-nth home day. f> to :t. storing three runs in|St I.mim
quet prrsentd by .1. G. Ball for the
.*00
~ nford huricr, was touched nt second by Bailey’s roller to Mil runner up in the tournament.
( haneey Stars With Stick
T»
Brln^ In Winning Taily nm . r tin in oil coming with two |the final inning after lending nll| Ba’ teni
Ijit hlts, while fiiS opponent, ler, Allen wnlketi, Myers groundChallenges have been received
l;
on base,
illwi way, and tiu-i) stopping the |Wil on; lutrc
ft.jtgva up htpe-. 'Both pitch-j mi to first, . .No hits, mi .niiu,,>nn from se\(ln ri Florida citrtPS1- for
Detroit
Inti <1(11* util*
I N ) s. nai a
rally v hivli netted two Bii.ah aii«)
BR
A
DM
Jf
TON,"A
tig.
L'K—
(A’)
errors.
ick out seven would-nc hit
■T IVBVXItRlimuk-VM.. tifir New V >rk
fcnnW matches, and arrangement • |Willi (lie score ti(-d I I as a result
(M't) .'111) Of* . 1 '* I -an
I’) A lira m-,’ double in I he
Third Inning
f t p ; The visitors bunched their
will in- made shortly for a sci ie * I ’d a -odden spurt by the Growers nielli inning dune in Petrie from
flalteiii
Wtiileliill, SUmi-t’ Iir,d I ' I.o ago
Jim dim 0(12 5-s
Pinlrs I
Wilson more effectively,
Miller funned, Thorn grounded to of intercity clashes.
mm nut 002 -;i- 1 1
ITTMtl'I’tlUl
Woodliall; Pcnnock and Collins.
IV.i tiinglon
I
in
the
eighth,
the
Palms
rallied
seciei|
l
after
the
former
tin
I
tralr runs resulting in hitting short, Owens fanned. No hits, no
| B.ittm a •: Uoiinally, Thoniji-: and 1’ ll I hurgli n uirffl
in the ninth and Doran’s sacrifice leachid lirst mi an error and seefifes whlU the Sanford rally in runs, no errors.
Brown-, Beat M ac k men
1Gi :d"iw-ki; Maitau-ry, Marherry Nullo liat L -jp a J
Ijv to left drove in the winning run, ‘•ml i. i Manager Wells' mit nfn-e
L AJiird jvas started by a two base
Third htning
Cantwell popped to Miller, Bens
Id,ud leg the (iis
j
i low ill ]' and Ruck
PH
ILADELPH
IA,
Ang.
2H
(,V.
!■
ort
Myers
defeating
Bradenton
and
1
tie
Units
won
a
pitching
died
P. Joy Thorn, Gull third base- ley walked, Frishie skied to left,
Thorn fouled to Balov, Bonner today, 5 to 1.
The
Si.
Louis
Browns
-.von
their
doe
Basil yielded 1
here I' day, I to (),
Oil Wilson’s grounder.
Dumas filed to renter. No hits, no fanned. Mnnush grounded to short.
tit .t g a m e o f the sea on i:j t h j
i hami'iom
a.o ksmn ille — Ptmis made, for
Fort
Myers
All
R
H
PO
A
Orhin
lo
AB l{ II p() A
,'llbna n jn of the first game runs, no errors.
ml- all their 1
No hits, no runs, no errors.
in ly El i.lav, lr> U (0r e o i " f 7 to I
to
i
i
onomic
11
ans
port
at
ion
survey
of
('nsni’es,
If
5 1 2
2 1
Vinu, <
cored In the fifth inning on
i < piiljiHiil on |
l! v.a
(he B r o w n '
le n t il rm ili- 1 (' I"i ida.
Fourth Inning
Wilson went to .second when ('hunci'.v, 2h
Foss, 111
l
IMSivo singles l*y Myers, Cnnt1 2
Maiiush grounded to Cantwell. Thom tbrsvv wildly to first, Beas Wickham, cf
2
II
Cox,
('
l
,i «hd FHsblo.
Hornick flied to Dunbar, Arm ley singled to right, Wilson scored Dorali, .'Hi . .
Petrie, If
'
t
rv i&fl tlecm'd game Sanford gut strong walked, Denton grounded mi Frishics double to right, Du Gramlio, rf
Wells, c
....... jj
throo run lend in the to Cantwell. No hits, no rims, no mns grounded to first, llemilcy Danicb:, lh
Abraoi , 11»
|
s-AfjWiUon took second whun errors.
scored when Miller dropped the O'Reilly, ss
Tinki-r.
2I>
.
2
' i l A t r 'his grounder over
Crowe lined to left,
Dunbar throw on Frown's grounder, Fris Doyle, <•
Sam .lolmsoii, c f ,'}
to right field, fanned, Bailey filed to right. No hie was out at tho plate on Dun Moore, p
Culhreath,
p
;t
ttjI).twomlng dim
hi Into hits, no runs, no errors.
oublu
bar's grounder to short, Bailey
• K S ffj
__both
_
runners.
DumuR
i,WOW
runn
singled to left-. Crowe scored. Al
Fifth Inning
Totals
33
5
11
27
15
Total(51
I
5
27
H
J'OUtjMTflrkt unassisted, Frlsllngun singled to center, lie went len was liil by the pitcher, Myers Drudctllnii
AB R H PO A
HkiiW thlbif, and being thrown to second on a wild heave to first fanned.
St. Pet' i hnrg AB Ii If PO A
EHinti, 2ii
i l t to* p lats by. a fust throw by Cantwell, lie wus out at third
1 1 1 2 t
Sid John "ii, ss
Three hits, three runs, one error.
Wheeler, :it* '
Slogan of Crowe’s grounder, when Cantwell took McDonald's
5 1 1 1 2
Doyle, 21.
Fourth Inning
Parker, i
.took second on thu |duy ami bunt nnd threw to Crowe, Miller
Brown, :i.
Hornick walked, lie scored nil tticimnl.iiiji,
,-f
on Bailey’s screaming «ingk« singhyl to left,
Allen, i f
1 2
McDonald was Armstrong’s long double in left,
Kelly, rf
left.
Bryan, If
trapped at third, Myers dropped Denton skied to Frislue, Arm
AIvors"ii, i f
. A walk to Horrtlck, u double by Thorn’s short fly to right, Owens strong stored on Hogan's single t o i ? |!,,*M'
Austin, H<
(Y 'l^ tm s f o m g , nnd n one time slud farmed. Two hits, no runs, one ctititiir. McDonald looked ui a third' * 'll!l11,
by ...Slogan gave the visitors two error,
Block. '
strike, Miller flied loJ.-ft,
-loyuer If
Peel, p
w ; runs in,their lualf of the fourtii.
Smith, p
Two hits, two runs, no eirurs.
Allen lined to secntl., Myers sin
' M
Bauer-tin,
0
Luckc>,
Wilson
grounded
to
sec,mil.
Beas
t ^ jX S a n f o r d added another in Lho gled to right, Cantwell singled to
V,i,'fourth on Bent ley’« Mingle ami center, Beasley grounded to the ley bout out an infield single, anil
Totals
III
-i 7 27 !1 1
Totnjr.
2K
(» 25 1.5 t
l^roc base hit to center- pitcher, Myers scored when Fria look second on a Imd throw, Fris
x Run for Joyner in ninth.
ble singled off Miller’s glove, Card- hie fooled to first, Dumas tripled
x Butte*
Butted fur Alvcr-i.n in Mintti.
002 (101 111 I — 5 Ortnudo
mm mil* uni t
fits b y ’ Runner, H ogan1 nnd w»;ll wuh out on a double steal. to center. Beasley scored, Crowe Fort Myers
flied to Hi’cond,
JBrmhntmi
... 0(H) 01)1 I2U— l St. Petersburg
IHit) IKK) tmil 0
t’dlid h dptihJn hY Tn.orn nc- Three hits, one run, no errors.
Two hits, one run. uric error.
'I wo base hit, Daniel, Uhaiicev,
tf for the tiring runs of Ilm
Sixth Inning
Two
base
hit,
Alu.it,is.
S u m fit .•
Fifth Inning
Three hasc hit, Ensures. Sacrifice,
Mnimslt rolled to Crowe, Hornick
___ in the Sarasotn half of the
Sam John."ii , Well) \M*n. Ilmdii'Thorn
singled
to
left,
Bonner
Wickham
2
;
Duran
Grnndio,
Stol
fanned, Armstrong grounded to
I'lg ig lb inning.’ ’ •
j f i i i ’SjJekiley was the eaptilin of the Cantwell. No hits, no runs, no or- mk rificed him to second, Mnnush en base, Chimcey 2 ; Kelly. Struck play, Sid Jnlmsou unassisted. Ba -- i
took second wlu-n Dumas dropped out by Moore 7; Peel. Base on *in halls off Uulhrcitih, men-; Smiih 1
a r t jlb r y in the .last game rurs
Dumas grounded to short, Crowe his long fly, Hornick popped to •'nils, off Moore 7; Peel 1. Wild 2. Struck ont. by I idlueal Ii I ;
Itlng out three safeties in five
WINNING AND HOLDING OOOD WILL
Bailey. Armstrong fanned.
pilch Mimic 2. Left on base, Ft. Smith 2. Hit by EulhrealJi fllry
grounded to third, Dmihiir ground
'.'.•ttatpptv jRriadlng a douMq.
Lut Year • • * Thi» Year • * * Next Year
Dun hit, no * ans, pu errors.
Myers !i; Bradenton 7. I (injures, nn). Umpires Miil.li- and Kane.*
v,t,#JiOgmi and Armstrong cadi hit ed to short. No hits, no runs, no
Dunbar grounded to second. Bai Augur and Weaver. Time 2 hours. Tlipc. 1:10.
tV k'.alnglr ifnd'it double in 'th e do»- errors.
i
ley lined to third, Allen flied to
Seventh Inning
/DumHs triple in the
right.
Denton grounded to Frishie,
tytho longest smash o£
No hits, no runs, no errors.
l(ngun doubled to left, McDonald
Sixth Inning
fnnncd, Miller grounded to Cant
’i i ,
‘ F I R S T GAME
Denton singled to third, llogun
National Longue
well. No hits, no runs, no errors.
right,
McDonald
AB H H PO A K
5TA
New York at Pittsburgh,
Bnlley fouled to Owens, Allen doubled to
FIG H T S LAST NIGHT
Mi l l e r
Ihdush, c f ...... 4
fanned, Myers grounded to first. grounded to second,
Brooklyn nt Cincinnati.
(By
the Associated Press)
griindrd
to
Wilson,
Thorn
doubled
3kl;S* ........... 4
Boston a t Ch icago.
No hits, no runs, no errors.
M IL W A U K E E : Pinkie Mu, In II
to
left.
Denton
nnd
Hogan
sc
oi
ung, lb ...3
P
h
ila
d
e
lp
h
ia
a
t
SI.
Louis.
Eighth Inning
Milwaukee, defeat*-il Jimmy I’m
,
If .,i.n..l.i,4
American League
Thorn funned, Owens grounded l’d. Botlnor singled lo right. Thorn
ley, Louisville, (in.)
j
was
®«t.
at
the
plnte.
ah, ^
W h y do people everyw here dis- refinem ents! In c lu d in g Oa
Chicago at Washington.
to Cuntwell,’ Mmuish singled to
C L E V E L A N D : Billiv
wAllace,!
naid, r f .^...3
play such extraordinary interest In e p o c h a l a n d e x c lu siv e
left, Hornick furcetl him nt second, 1 F*si» hits, two runs, no errors,
St. I,ouIs nt Philndclnhin.
( Icvuluml scored n technical kinuk- j
Myers singled left, ho stole sec
One hit no runs, no errors.
Detroit at New York.
the GreaterO o/dand Six? W h y are Silencad C h a u is ; smart nevV
out over Tommy Furies
New ond
us
Wilson
-funned,
Beasley
Cleveland at. Boston.
Cantwell grounded to third.
th ey so eager to see it, and to drive b y F is h e r * in n e w an d W
Y.*rk
(4).
filed
to
second,
Frishie
grounded
............. 3
Beasley grounded to first, Frishie
Southern Ask’ ii
CHICAGO: Charh-y R,, i-nliorg, I
to
second.
a n d rid o in i t i W h y a r e th e y b e a u t if u l tw tvtone D uco
—
lined to short. No hits, no runs,
New Orleans nt Chuttnnongn.
Now York bantumweight chain- I
One hit, n.Q runs, no grrors.
placing orders for it, in such unpre- a n d v ital en g in e devclopnvcnMrt
31 0 4 24 13 l) no enrols.
Ja «
Atlanta
ut
Little
lt*a
k.
jiion und Poto Surmiciit", fnughl,1
. Seventh Inning
;> R D
AB R H PO
PC A K
ccdcnted volum e?
O a ld a n d P s m a n y o th e r ad£g
Ninth Inning
Mobile at Nashville.
a draw ( 10). ( Nun titulart
Mnnush grounded to third, Ilorn..V 0 0 0
ley*
Armstrong grounded to CuntBirmingham
at
Memphis.
B
e
c
a
u
s
e
th
is
r
e
m
a
r
k
a
b
le
c
a
r
fe a fU fe ^ — o il w ithout the
J E R S E Y U IT \ : Kd.lie OTinwd,
well, Denton did likewise, Hogan ick wus safe when Allen pnssed
South Atlantic Ass’n
Jersey
City,
and
Curl
Tremaiuu,
his
third
strike.
Armstrong
flied
to
embodies
m
a
n
y
o
t
h
e
r
im
portan
t
im reu se irt price**
fanned. No hits, mi runs, no er
Asheville nt Knoxville.
Cleveland, fought a draw- (JO)
Dumas, Denton forced Hornick nt
rors.
Charlotte at Greenville.
n e w YO RK: Ace Hadkim*. Ne
second.
Pi *■
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Macon nt Augusta.
E-All ' A.' »** d(
braska, defeated
Phil McGrnw,
No Tilts, no Yun», no errors.
Second Game
r '»*■•**«
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a
Spartanburg nt Columbia.
Detroit (15). Mnxie Rosenhlnom,
Dumas filed to left. Grown sintk
. F irst Inning
New York, bent John ay Wilson,
[ gled. to left. Dunbar flied to secSoutheastern longue
L ,^ A .. x
Mnnush grounded to short, |ond, Bailey funned.
former ~
1
' ‘
mnldlcweiglit
champion
Montgomery at Columbus.
Hqrftlck,fli«(] to Wilson, Armstrong . One hit, no runs, no errors. •
Albany nt Jacksonville.
( I 2 »l
Singled to right, Denton fun nod.
Savannah ut St. AugiiBthie.
EighthInning
■ t*■**<-• M
(•P I B 27 17 2
Orie hit, no runs, no errors.
Hogan funned, Mcponald flied'to
Florida State League
^l-—<*••.••*.-.,.000 000 000— 0
BeAllpy doubled to right, FrisSarasota nt SANFORD.
W10 WJx— 1 bio fanned, Dumaa, fanned, Crowe left, Miller fouled to Bailey.
No hits, hodhins* no orrors.
Tampa at Lnkelund.
, ly TihitHUe hit, Dbmmi, grounded to third.
Allen faded, Myers filed to
Orlando at St. Petersburg
Lt $ i ^
k 'Sacrifice, Beasley. Left
One hit. no runs, no errors.
short, Wlliqti flied to second.
Fort
Myers at Bradenton.’
of. Sanford,” an acSanford
4.
’ ,.8#eond Inninf
v,
' No hitsf.'gtf^una no errors,
com
Itwelt 1; off
whicH has been:
Hojran walked. McDonald funNinth'Inslng'
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TWO PERMITS IM U K p
n; Lake Monroe for'
nod!?fiiU lllt Into a double play,
ThornaiLIjAad to Crowe, Bonnqr . T w o building r e m i t s issued at
■was raised Friday
■“liley to Bailey,
CTj)unde#TO%rst.
lifted to • f A
1 to tho Municipal,1
° t ^ ce lntc Friday
NT**'
Dina, no errors,
totnllerf |4,0BO. The largest waa
Pit
Miller mode a
o hlt#, no rutu. no errors,
to
A,
W.
llnra
for
n
one
story
[licit wns uscd'tq.ca
ona
'f ;B»Uey’s foul fly,
instoy trrooddad to Bo
ramo houae on Eim nvenuo to
to the municipal
_
0 lift, Myers filed Frliblo
Servr AHm
dld.the 'aame thing, Di
6at
The other pennit w S
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Sjtax Twirler
Club Standings
tat 4 Hits,
Ing/fhe Edge on
isj€taI!*Pitcher
Pcnnock Wins
(Janie Against Timers i k
rnter
icap
I!
Chillies D
KorSccofc
;s 9 Innings
tails Tie Up
MhtfrCount In The Sixth
King Beats Holler
For Tennis Crown
Game By Innings And CurnickAward
HEAVY SLUGGING COLTS NOSE OUT
OF DORAN GIVES ST. PETERSBURG
PALMS VICTORY IN SECOND GAME
V
Games Today
FIGHT RESULTS |
Whydoes
%e Greater
OAKLAND
Hold the Center of the Stag*
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81— Wanted— T® B a a l .pV*
SA N FO R D DRUG COMPANY
n*ily Herald
fAD. RATES
,k 1* Adtanet
_ will b« received
*od collector eent
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Um
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■tee on reqaeet.
_ rates ere for
"insertions,
of average length
charge of 50c for
tising i* restricted
flint ficet ion.
or is made The' Sen*
will be responsible
incorrect insertion,
- r for subsequent
Pnie office should bo
sedintely in case of
Ld v e k t is b r s
Lid
ccpresentetive
[familiar with retee,
classification will
nmplete informetion.
wish, they will
In wnrtiing your
lu make it more efU ant NOTICE
Lrt should cive their
kostoffica address as
(tr phone number if
results. About one
of a thousand has
and
the others
sonicate with you
know ynur address.
Alinasnee M U ST be
tton at The Sanford
' or by letter. Teleost innances are nut
Prompt * Efficient
,Her»itC
57— Good Things to E a t
"The Rexall Store"
We make a specialty of our prom t,,
filling of prescriptions and quick I 1T WILL SAVE—Time and cOokdelive*r.
ing if you drop by 3184 Sanford
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches l J^vo- “t Rills Place and Carry 4
I *°*j’ of his real Hamburger
w ig h t - c h r is b n b b h r y p r i n t 1 *and"'icheB with y°u-
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile
roofs built up roofs. Re-roofing
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Ettimates free. Satiafaction guaran
teed. Oak Ave.4 8rd St. Phone 111.
REAL BARGAIN—5 rooraa. all
polished oak floors, exceptional KKNT VULCANIZING WORKS.
lighting fixtures, shower bath, HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
U. R. L. Batteries.
built-in features, 2 cedar doaata,
Distributors Cleveland Six
irage. Price $5,250. Bart Naso
Cot. 2nd and Sanford Ave.
>7 Nat'l Bank Bldg., Phone 14».
J A M E S H. C O W A N - -All Icimis of
T i n nnd S h e e t
M etal
W ork.
W a t e r an d B o a t T a n k s .
At Oak
A v e n u e an d T h i rd S t r e e t .
Tele
p h o n e 111.
( » "— R o o m *
W ilh
-Automobiles
8 4 — H o u se d
pKT REPAIRING
i nnd Adding Machines,
B N IX.
in.
JEWETT AND PAGE
Sun ford Dealer
RIVE'S GARAGE
S a le
208 W. 1st St.
1100 W . 1st. S t . — 2 s t o r y h o u s e ,
five ro om s on 1s t f l o o r , 3 r o o m s
an d h a th on second. P o r c h , g a r a g e .
Good con ditio n. L i t t l e an d C l a y -
_____
NASH
Lends the world in motor ear value.
! . cl.t,M J n- .,,n one ncre wf *ood
SMITH MOTORS CO
] land.
Sinnll cash payment.
II.
Claytltn, Room 4, Ball Bldg.
S A N F O R D H U I C K CO.
HODCHNS & CUV/.N CO., Am* |f i S _ R lwms Without Board
S A L E — Thtjee
ro o m
coin fortiihie ro o m w ith p orch , t w o
-
A pply !
i
74— ApartmentN and F lats
Phono
fiSSBSs
q m„u„
a m 0 k ( '*
L
— fo rd
fordson
E d w u rd H igginn , Inc.
Comiru’id ill * P alin ettu . Phone 331
B E S U R E nnd soe th e new c u s t o m
limit S t u d elm k era
SAN J U A N G A R A G E
735 o r 7 8 4 -J.
,
large
Phono 345-W.
DODGE BROTH ERS
Dealers
First
SELL GOOD USED CARS -
Ob— LOW b or S a *
u *r*
1925-
you one of th e f o r t u n a t e in
I
A N I)
j
ed.
7 room modern house, bath, hoi
and cold watur.
FOR RENT. - Modern Bungalow i Deep well, pump, gruvlty tank
furidshed. five rooms and hath. 2 tenant houses
Apply 401 Central 8t.
2 car garage.
Dai
r v lifkrnic
D
airy
barns.
intlk
milk
■hn,l
"b
oo.
,|„;r
liiurv,
eiiuipmont, £ mins filled with
m a t u r a c o r n sila ilJ .
T r a c t o r silacsn i’iill**e unuimi 'in.i
ATTRACTIVE rooms to runt for i r a c i o r , n iiag e m i t e r , w a g o n ana
u c k . 2 m u le s , farm tools
stores or offices at Park Ave. 17 t rfine
heulthv Holstein ami J e r
anil Commercial Street.
W. M.
sey milk cows.
LOANS— Money available at 7 per Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
__
____ ____
cent. Close in property. A. P
L-nv WICNT
i 7'hl* going dairy and furm, m aking
Connelly A Sons,
O P F IC E FOR K E N T — la Mmsihf
money in fast growing town dc
Apphr
Bldg
. . A P Connelly A
u-nollo ...d
Sons, Magnolia
and *nd
2nd.
48— Horses, Cattle, Vehicles
CO.
8 0 A — Real E e f a l e D ir e o to r y
and F’OR SALE.— Twenty head good
hone 465 for prompt !■ Jersey milk cows. Apply Eggen’a Dairy Farm nimr Monroe. HIGGINS-SMITH WIGHT. INC.
, .
M. I,. Porter.
OHIO— Xenia. Make roar sales
lagnoliu Avenue.
bnrbers. Special nt- through the Xenia Gaxetta, Zenf'n ladies nnd children. la, Oh in. Rich agricultural dietrtet. Want ad and dlsnlav ratas
"
.
oft"
,
m* n* <»"•■•*«« At 22c per quart.
PRICE $18,750.00
T . PB1.
,
V
I erma 1 to n years.
Cash payment o f 6 , 5 0 0 . 0 0 required,
Real Eetate and
INSURANCE BRO KERS
£8 BARBER SHOP
.
R. S. ENTZMINGER
I.ongwood, Florida
l is t
To u r
property
"THE LOT KINO"
w it h
396 First National Bank Bldg.
Klin Ave. Htid 13th Street.
PHONE 3
P and repair all
367 Palmetto.
D A IL Y N E W S — tt co v e r* B ro w
Phone ard C o u n ty th o ro u g h ly w hich le
on * o f tb * m o st rap id ly g ro w in g
sectio n * on th e
F lo rid *
Cooat.
kinds Sam ple copy and ra te card upon
Phone iw qiiaat
WN, W. VA., people
*ted in Florida. Bach
Ngh a classified add in
■town POST. Bix cent*
’ «* consecutive issue*.
THRASHER ti GARNER
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
112 S. Park Avo., Sanford
t h e mIiovm iinini'il iliifi'Milanta. •■acn
1 mill n v o r y . w l n . m n a m e s nn*l r i » l I i l e n c c * n r e unUi n. u n l o llie t '<■««• n l a l n a n t In
llie
above
etilltleil
eai i ee. a n d In nil nnk un >vn p a r t lei
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90— Automobiles for Sale
ivliouisoevcr. claiml'iq uuv I'llereet
■>r litturesta in m*. .'Mi l lnv<*l, i l In
th is eult. as Id liimt l.ilnit s l lu a t c In
Ketnlnnlk C m m iy . Florid a, and do*
s cr ib e d a> follows, lo - w i t :
A U TO M O BILE D E A L E R S - If y<"
want to sell your used cars, mlvertine dally on the class!fi«l page
U SED CAR EXCH A N G E
C O R N E R P A R K A N D SECOND
Q. W . W A M S L E Y , M anagar
,
T r a c t ITlie ea s t lialf of ro e
n orth
w e s t q u a r t e r nf the soultl««»t
q u a r t n r a n d lhe north h slf nf
the n o r t h w e s t q u a 't o r of lln>
s o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r **f th s souilic a a t q u a r t e r . h II la Hecltnn 9.
T o w n s h i p ft) Sinn h. Itaiiae 90
eastT r a c t 'J.
HoKlnnlng a t
the
n o rth w es t
c o m e r of th e aiiullnmat q u a r t e r
uf t h a
southeast
quarter
uf
S e ctio n V. Tow n ship Z0 south.
R a n g e >V east, running Ihoiicc
a| i t TO I J v l U f
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if liv ijn r. an d
t e d l i c i ' , lin y " i a l l
uf I lll< sulil d c f e n i l H i i t s a r c
lli'lUi.
t i n ' l l tu >'Urli m i l I' v e , y " I h i • i l l e
d i f t e e e i , l e p i 1 ■•.■» u t a u l c i i
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s t i l e r i a l m ill a a n y r i g i d . Mt l« or
Int.-rcHl In i>r In a n y ur all nf t h e
iiwuli I m t c l n a f l c r d e s c r i b e d : nnd lu
a l u v i u Co l o n y Cuir nmny. it enriu-va(lull. If i.ilil i‘i " i " i n t l o n la will
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a
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Coni plal nui il .
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s a d K. K. I’ KTRIS. her huah
ceased. «a uetrm. devisees,
or o th e r cla im a u ls . nr o'
nnd to th e heirs , devisees,
or o t h e r c l a i m a n t s
or o
under
W K Ilt
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MOLNAR.
leone
known a t J D L t t ’H A. W o LNAH
c e a s e d ; and tu hit pur (Iso,, ea
every, c l a im i n g any In teraat
ia r e a t a under any of
named dele i l ip'.*, nod
ties aqd eac h and every, claim!
an y Interest or In terests In t h e II
Involved in this suit, under g a y
th e ab ove named d e f e n d a n t s ~
an d every, w h o m uauwa a n a
d i n e r s a rr«
e unknow n lo Lbs C o
laioan t In
A bo .* eutHlod oats
1. 1 •«! to all u i : n . « u nurCaa wrkY
•over c l a i m i n g any l u ta re m a t
t e r e s i * In the land Involved l a r
ault, s aid land being
allUAta
Rem lnole County, F l o r i d a , a
s crib ed us follows, t o - w t i j
B E G IN N IN G fifteen
(!•>
South uf the N o r t h w e s t oat
S ectio n 11. TowneRlP »
R a n g e io Hast, ru n Raat ' H
th ence South 7I»» f a s t ;
West 111 feet; thence Not
feel to point of BEOINNIN.
A lso : DKG INNING a t th e
e a s t c o r n e r of Section 0.
ship 31 hoi th. Hungo lu h *
tlienco
(Vest
IS fe e t ;
S ou therly alon g County ri
f r e t ; th en ce Knst IT and 1*
th ence North alon g ih e I
line s i l feet to pofal of U
NINll.
-e, M m
Hald lands com p risin g 4. A ’ ,
l i a r ’ s Addltls-i to th e T d g
Lungwund. Benilnulh C o u n ty , L
Ida. ea rocurdvd In l‘ U l B o o k '
1’a g e 4 of (Ii* Public R ecord # I
gemlnolti County, F l o r i d a ; ■) ,. .',1
and It o tip earln g frt m t h a ggl
Bill nl C o m p lain t ticruln t h a t
and eac h of u i i m ay o laim r
rig h t, til.*- i Hitur-H I" iitpi.ir
p ro p e rty u <r>ln4'i.)Ve dvefriHac ,
It Is t h e r e f o r e OMDKHUD ibjUDl
ou. nnd cauh of you. be, an d Jfdtt-’Y
re h ereb y required to ap pegth e Hill of Co m p lain; i<'ruin'
in i Monday, th e Dili d l )
if ,4en|
her. A. D. I9tl), Ihu ' l i n e built
Rule Day of th l * Court In t h e , 1'
S
Mouse, in flaqfonl. Heui.nola ‘C
ty. F l o r i d a . And lu J e f i u i t lk<
D ecree P r o Con f o e
w " lie as,
ed a g a i n s t you, said rauan heir
ault t o q u i r t ti t l e in f
■ i.tiipix
an t, tu and tu the laodv j (..iv* i (
anrllird.
‘‘y
IT lit FI IH T lIK I l MIlDtflIKU l*
this N o tic e be published
In' f
Hanford Humid, u m w " i. hiot . ISV_
llsbrd In S'liifor.l fteinliuile Cu'lUt
F lo rid a, nnee a wr.-k for f.iUC H * M
coilS reu tlv * week x.
WITNEHH ai. ham! and nfF!«
seal of th e i.'lrrult C o urt- ti* I.
Heventh Ju d icial Clri'ult of t h * MIC
of F l o ri d a , In Htid for Haimtt
c o u n t y , on ibis Him Ti p day ef t
g u ai. A. D. 191#
lit m m
(L’ll'i'liSt t'ourl HKAI.)
,i J i M
V K DO CG LAIUy;
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Cl erk.
u iy o itcn
Com plainant.
TO; The T O P o X j ! .
in a niute or n o r m a , tn ai g ag
over tw akty oae years of a# *, i
th at th ere le no person In th * Bt
or Florida, kervice of euhpoen* a
whom would bind you, aa d ii
your plane of realdenue la u k l
It la
OltDURED, Th at you do
and an sw er the bill of oi'
n the tlh
herein .tiled upon
m fall
failure, 1
Octobor, 111*, upon
a doers*
pro oanfteso
----------eeso w u n
t Y i! n£h At Vi r. it O Rpi
this’ nolle*
this
noilee Tor
fur nuhli
tiuHlo
Banf<
llshed in The
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newspaper
consocutlva weeks.'
...
WITNKW* tho hand k ad i
Y. » .. Dr;uglas*. Clerk a f th # l
Court, Mein lnote County. ; «
this (Tin day of Aug. 1MI.
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Reapiindent,
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o ftu H it o r r i m u i A T i M
! 1f
l>. 1»I4. llie a s m s b ein g a ItuFe Day
..
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c , O McLAl'HHLIN,
you and each (if you be and yuti are
ehy rvquL't’d
req u ired It. uppi
Mppear^ to tUe
herehy
Ind
Bill uf Cunipl tint hgreln
Monday, the uth dla y of Sept.,
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1 *;
LtH ISB PBTR Id, LOUISA 1
end K. K I'KTHIH. her husfa
living, sod. If dead, all
claim ing
any
Interest L,
CHARLTON JONKS, M. R J
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IN
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t'Ot'WT
XBWINUI.S7 COl'NTT. « '
IN CH AN CUKY.
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( I H U e i t OS' PI B L i r A T t O h
.1 A 111MTLINK.
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Com pin Imini.
r -;\ . " Deputy CIqr«7
HODSHOLDER * BOTLB
» fa r CowpUinanta.
c s s f i '" c
■ U-vUv
u s ji
N orth half of aouthewst q u a r t e r
Mild sou theast q u a r t e r of n o r t h
eas t Rum tel. all In Meet Ion SO,
Tow n ship SI souijh R a n g e 11
vast.
i
and It a p p e a r i n g from Ihe a w n m
mil of Complaint herein th a t you
and uach a t von m ay c laim som a
rig h t. ’ Id a -»r In terest in and tu m e
Vil <l*«l
p rop erly h erein abo ve
qeaqrihsd
that
It la th erefore
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doutlnvest q u a r t e r
of
tier'll.
w est q u a r t e r uf Hectlon SS.
H ow ushlp SI south, of flan ge
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Aug. T--M -S l-l* . H*pt
Tt la lurther ORDERED that th l)
nuliae be publlehed in th* Ban/ord
Herald, a newspaper patillibvd ln
seal nf tha Circuit_ Court
u r of tha
VI!!;
U epsly C ie r h , .
Hpencer *
D lghtpk,
Holloltur nnd of C ount*! fo r e
IN THU ( IIII VIT L’O V R *.
MKtHNTH At D lf'lA ti
1
OF THK XTATF
i i anu r a n a
TV.
I* r k s s r e r r ,
of this Court, a t the Court House
in Hanford, Seminole County. F lo r
ida, and In d efau lt thereof. Dr,ere*
P ro C
Contraso
entered
o n trw s will be
again st you. ael4 -cause
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In
fho
Comeult lo q
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pialnant.
a n d tu th e land a M v a
drecrlbed.
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ti'i
.qoiiciiore for t 'e m p I n l u a n L .'',
7-13 *7 SS Hept. 4. - ' 1 , 1
N u rlh ess i q u a i t e r i f
nuith wbst q u a r t e r
of
Section
IV.
Taw nsliIp SI south
of R a n g e
11 east.
n b m in o l b c o u n t y ,
DoCnltea,
Aug
(Vest half of northea.it OUHt.
t e r and n o r t h i k o i quiiiter. all
111 Hertloii i l , Tow nahlp I I south.
R a n g e SI east.
H rW N C K Il.
IN t'H A N CBH T.
n i l . I . TO f A.NCKI, AND 1*KT AMOK
T t t DHKII AND TO R t 'I R T T IT I .B .
ny A. M Weak*,'-
llj A. U.
Deputy Clerk
WIl ftliN IU il'sMDLDk.il dl L -,
N ortheast q u n rte r of n o rt h e a s t
quill ler. west h alf of nnrllioMAt
q u a r t e r and wrest half, all In
Reetloii iO Tow nsnip 11 south,
ftangii XI -nst.
Clark
IN T I I B m i l ' l l I T t o t l i r OF T H E
n k v k n t ii j u i h i t a i .
I'm tT U T
OF FL O R ID A ,
IN
ANII
FO R
M B * I 'L L H A V B T O i o
O U T A N O B O Y iA L t—
M KVM O N E 4 -
l
county
N oriheasi q u a r t e r of n o rt h e a s t
q u a rte r, south half ef nnrlliw esl
q u a r t e r nnd noitli h alf Ilf s o u t h
w est q u arter, all In Hecilim IV.
Tow nship t l Houth. Ilangu I I
east
Hoilcltors and nf
Coutiael fot ins
t ornpluiiiu'i >
1 1rm
I Ml Ml.ASS
T H K t lltt l IT I U t H T
OP
S B IIIN O I.B ( O l ' V r r . FL O H ID A .
IN CHANCP.HY.
oitniCH O F I'l'I tl.lCA TIO N
SI.AVIA COLONY i 'OMI'ANY. m
<•" pi.rullull under Ihe l.u irs of
Ihe S ta t e of Ohio,
Ciimpliillinnr,
- Vh A I.FK K D C. Mi i'OMH, el ol .
Iiefelldutlts
NOTICH TO KNOWN ANII UN
KNOWN IIBFI.N D AN TU
THIS HTATK <»F FL O R ID A , Hi:
A L F K K D C. C cCMMII and IIL L A
i M e CO Mll his wife. C C. f .l l o W N ,
HALLY H. UltOWN his wlfn, JA U K H
W L I L L Y . THOMAS W. AfOllAN.
A LICK It.
D A N IK L8.
A L IC K
It.
ARNOLD, C. L
W KMT
and
Hf’ INKH, If living, anil If dead, |o
the heirs, devisees, g r a h l e e s or o t h
er clsln iaiiis or nthnrw lse under AL
F IIK D c
McCOMIi and Kt.L A i).
MeCOMIl bis wife. l.\ I,'. UltOWN
HALLY K. HHOWN Ills wife. JAMKH
W L I L L Y . THOMAS W. MORAN.
ALIOK II
DAN1K1.8, AI.ICVJ H.
ARNOLD. C. I.
WF:RT and
Z,
SIMNKS, I'laiininu any In terest or
InlereatM under the above named lie
renitiinle and to llie hulls, deviiieen.
g n i n i e r s or o th e r c l a im a u l s ur u tb!■rii'I.su under MILHKRT W. ROM ilurenHed mid
to
(11 LIAtROitOtlGIt
HROCKRY CllMl’ ANY, a
eu rp oratio n , if lii legal e x i s te n c e and* If
legiill) dissolved, to eac h ami ev ery
of the s u c c e s s " 1 1 , aharu holders and
s ta ck Inilders oU ln iln g an y Into rent
or In terests uaduy lllLLMIIOItOUfUl
tl ROC Kit Y I'llMI’ ANY, a a n r p w * i Ion, leuiitlv extin ct s r olherw tso,
and to COO I’lilt .7 ROC Hit Y t'OMI'ANY, a cut pnr.xt lull, if In legal
e x i s te n c e and If ‘ egxHy dissolved,
to each and every of Ihe siiccessor*.
s h a r e holders and
s to c k
noldurs
claim in g s a y Iniuryst nr In teres ts
under
tits
COtU’ K n
HROCBnY
COMPANY, a corpiirniiou, legally
e x t i n c t or oth erw ise, and to all p a r
ties. each and e v t r y , clnlmlitd r n y
In terest nr I n t e ' e i ' s under any nf
the ab ove named defen dan t*, a r d In
nil p arties each nnd every, c l a i m
ing an y Interest nr la i u rc x i a in the
land Involved lu tills suM. under
any of the Above numed d efen dan ts,
each and every, whose n am es and
residences are unknown to Die C o m
plaint In thn above eti'ltiod m u s e .
And to all unknown put ties w h o m
soever, claim ing UIIV Intnrovt or Int u rc s t s In tho i mil Invulv^d I i th is
suit, said land
being
sltnatA
In
Hemlnolr County, F l o 1 1.1u, slid d s scrib ed ns follows, tn -itl .
V K (lOl'tlLAHS,
Clerk of i he I'lienll I'norl
of Ihe Hsyi-nui J u d i c i a l Cli
cult or I'ln I la. in ind lor
Memlnolu Cuunlv.
fly A. M Weeks.
Deputy
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Clerk of ihe Circuit Court
of die Scvenlb Judicial f l r . nit ■( Florida. In nnd fur
SoHelior and of Conust-l
for the i'oniplalnnnl.
H APPW 4EO ?
, DRRSSRRS AN Y
Herald, n newspaper |."l ti-.li.'.l In .
Seminole County, Flon.it., ..nee melt
ivvek for four consei nIu e tt.e k a
WITNKSS my hand nnd the evivl
of Ihe Cl rein I Ci. u, t of the Hvvvinh Judicial c i r . 'o i l of F I oMiIh. in
and for Svnilnulu Comity, i n Mile
inn Mil day of Aug nit A. M. ISSi
( i? K AL )
M e i'M T T K S , S U K S C B R A D H I H T O N .
*
F o r J e m l r . ' l * *'• u n t y .-
I .'J1,
fly A M. Weeks,
Deputy Clerk
Taylnr, whiieo I'hrlM
t i a n iiaiim le uiiUni’ Wii, It V. I'u) ■
wile,
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of 'th e S aten th g»UI'lrcu lt of Florid a, l«|
recorded lu Mortg i u llook
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l>«-f«tidnuts
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-aid count i i-xceuted In ihe Maid
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KNOWN U B F B N D A A T I
il Is fu rth e r " i i t e n o that this oi • THK HTATU OF FI.OHIDJ
dm l>e ...........
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Til ACT No. a
A K 9 J0 1 I I.0 M .
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I'ninplutnanl.
ner o ' Lot II* of lllock hi of
A.
-VM.Volin's pluti nl Oviedo ui'conllmt
A. H. HUNT, ill ill .
to plnl th ereof recan ted
In Plat
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Iii'fiiulunts
Hunk 1, t 'a « « t l of the l*uMtc lt*c NOTII'K TO KNOWN AVIJ UN
outs " f Hi-mlnule t'o i i u i ) . I'b " ulu.
KNOWN IIB1KN HANTS
Mill thellC'' Huotli IHA t f w t . tlienco
T U B HTATK OK K M H tlU A . TO:
Kasi 2SK.il feel, tbelii'n V'l.rih IK3.1
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f
. t h en c e W e s t S2A.d feet In lh»
Ml IN UOI.I.V T. HUNT. FJOtVlX II p lace uf lu ginning,
IIAHKKI.L. It. H MAHKBI.U I 'A If - e ith e r iindci the lU'Cenecd pursohs
I It IK IIA It It AN.
l.o l'IH C tll.UN H . iiliuvn iiaincd o r iilberwlsc whose
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M.
I residences,
ilnmlullcH,
iidilresses,
DRAWDY, i* II i m t . i n o . O K o n o K prlnclpul p laces nf luielnees anil
Wr. lLTIN K , i i r.KINO
n l l l l l t nmltV.CHAULKH
L t JH ’ U. KKI'I a r c s e v e ra lly unknown
MA,
II fa herehy ordered Mini ) no el d
K PAIlM'KH (f Hvina amt if ilcad. each of you be and ap pear beforii
nil p e r t l c s cliilmlna InUircet unrtei . n i r said i 'll eult Court fil the Mmirl
<iItFJN'!,
Dw i'IN
l l .k Ahs a
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,j11d Mien a'oi th ere oi.il.>* n n - i v i r
llAftltAN, i . o n H i n d . l i NS, )*Hl|.- io riie bill of corn pill (111 ixhlblieil
L I P J I*A It it A At* IKK. M J. 1)11 A U
u saliist .mu In tills c au s e
11 v )•' H PPLINII. (IKORi)U W
I r le furl her orilfoed Ihai line
L IN K . (IKOltiiK W LI'M ’ K. 11AItV o rder be published in Thu Sanford
JA N K KIND
ami p iia iii . bh i . 11c m hi. a ti ew a p a p e r published IH
pahmkh . iii-i-cusert. us hnlre. •o -j l itniiforil. Seinliinle ( ’nimty. Floildn
Vleeca, g ru n t -CM or Iilliorwlsc. 01111 once enrh Week fot lour coiiei t u
!
bnlrs. iloVlsc.-s Kriintci’n nr Mvc wenks
WITNKBH inv hand nnd th e seal
! uther claim an ts **i' niherwlae. under
Circuit CoUI'I Il f the Seventh
1
H- HUNT
an.l ro i.il oJuf d(he
icial Circuit of ihe Blnle «>f
p a r t i e s e a c h «in< >vi r> r i a i n u n a
,
I n t e r e s t ur Inti'i eets In tl.i* Iiiml I'l .rldu, In and fo r Heinlnol.' Couninvolved in ii.ia miii. under an y of I) >>n Mils Ills flth day " f August,
McCALL A FOX, Real estate In
vestments. Beat buys ore among
M A I N E—.Watervillc, Morning our listings. Phone 745.
Sentinel.' Thousand ut Maino
CADILLAC—OAKLAND
people are Interested in Florida SEE H. C. TISDALFi for good buye
— PONTIACpropeoty. Reach them through
Sanford Cadillac Company
in Heal EsUU, 206 Meisch Build
the Sentinel. Rate card on ap
117 E. 2nd S i
Phone 121
ing.
plication.
V 1 5 - I H A V E M Y H A IR
Q O & Q E D -lT i S O H A P P ^
Weeke,
91— Legal Notices
p r e s b e r y
[*• pressing, tailoring.
i i:
liejutt \ t'lerk.
WII.MIIX Ml Il HHu l . L ' KI l A B O V l . E .
S o i l , t i o i t f o r C'otntilHlnant
Ju ly 31. Amt. 7- M- I I - 3 . H
everv ur llie
FOR SALK Spa an mi the page
fbr classified
advertisement*.
Why not rent those vacant rooms,
or sell that second-hand goods?
F A R M
GOING DAIRY B U SIN E SS
F’Olt RENT, Magnolia Avn. 4 j
room apart merit, all furnished, j
ON HIGHWAY NEAH
light)., water and gas. Apply II.
LONG WOOD
G, Walker, Bailey's Cash Grocery,]
First Street.
[>7ft Acres of Land - 10 Acres
Cultivation
THE CLARK Apartments on tho 4 acres 4 year old orange grove
beach, reasonable weekly or 15 acres fine truck land, 3 acres
monthly ••cr. 416-418 South At
cleared, ditched and partly tiled,
lantic Aye Daytona Beach, Fla.,
has flowing well.
Mra. O.
AlcCur, Prop and Mgr.
About 5.000 nursery stock, some
budded.
Phone 567-L-3
Rntiro tract fenced And cross-fern
7 8 — O ffice s an d D e sk R o o m
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc.
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D A I R Y
77— Houses for Rent.
Coupe.
1925 Kuril Runabout.
alow. Flora) Heights, Call L. C.
K itiard , 9 1 7 N. F i r s t S t .
Ford
192(1 Ford l-ton Truck.
1924 * Furd Light Delivery Truck
T H E N E X T time you are sick try FOR REN T.— Furnished bedroom
Mg.
suitable for two tnun or young Me*
CHIROPRACTIC.
You
sqon
the OKI rellnhle " T k l a p t a ” for
will get well nnd will keep smil couple, hnth room connected, also ■olid prnfeeflnn. All rlaeece nf fa
t u r a n r r w ritte n .
ing. Dr. W. E. MncDougnll. 1st housekeeping rooms. 914 M ^ l e .
r i i o a e nir today.
Nat. Bank Bldg Phone 4K2-J.
W, J, THinPKM
|FOR K E N T .- One furnished bed
Puleaf nii-H ram lcy l l a l d l a «
. room. 305 Magnolia.
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- i 87— Aorence F o r Sale
BU REA U
- - -
Cl.
lly A M
wln.e.i I' hi l ei l i i n n a m e le link nun n .
A n d n>u A ii iIn anil wi f e .
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A u l l n , wbijet* v ' l i r l e M n n n a m e Is n n k nun h : an d iill fnriin , alueU tndil. I e
of S i m lu i'iituny I' u ni pa n y n r m
1925 - Ford Touring.
S r o t c n i h r r trlnde Mill iln. I ' r r l t a r *
seldom d r r l r e un
n r h rd u l r th a n .
Th ey ueunlly hnppcn before.
Wri
t e r t a k e It out to d a y .
A fter l i t
Mill* It'e too tele.
T h e prrmiana
ian’f la ra e . anil Ike cuiafnrfn n l r k l f
One fo u r ro o m h un g- I- —
V. E in H ,;t.ASS.
lor mul
1925 Ford Tudor Cetlan.
FOR RE N T.—Two large nietdy huvn nrludalnriM In au reu er n i t e r the
furnished housekeeping rooms. ■ t o n e of Tocxiler r T h i s n , < Jual
n e r l t r r l o n lit n k a l Ik e AuguM nnd
312 E. 5th.
FGR KEN T.
flelnl aeitl o f tit" i ‘ t r r ill C o n r l of
t h e S e v e n t h JiMli ■ e! , 111 , tilt of tinS u i t e id Floi' hlu t.t m l fo
Setnl
n o t e r . o i n t y on ilm. i >> ■ 1 1 ,1 <lu* of
July
t I* u ; i t
( C l r . ■oil t ’o u r t S E A I )
11 Is hereby urderetl th at you end
each of you be and a p p e a r lui'ore
our said Circu it Cottrl a t tho Court
llouen a t Sanford . F lo rid a , on the
Uth day nf S epiem her. A. D. D*l«.
nnd then and th e re m ak e a n s w e r to
Ihe bill of
co m p lain t
exhibited
agn ln st you In this i.ause, e m i r b e
ing n null lo quid! and vetch ish
llie title (o (he p rop erly h erln sb ov e
described In tile nilinu of (he rumplat nn nl, and in c an cel by d e g re e of
mill) Monti th at c e r t a i n l a * deed
doled J u l y s. 1119 recorded In Been
Hook 1. page Lit of the pobllu r e c
ords of Hitld 1'iiunl.v. laaoed
unlo
one M 1 ' I l n ant .nnd lhal yerlalli
'I (w> t qa r o of r i ' i r . ' U t *,
lug p o rc h . 170:U,k M a g n o lia A v « . < j k ___i n *H i,'o r u „ u
S. J . NIX
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
8IKJ linat First StreiA.
j Hnuau In danford, Seminole County.
I F lo rid a , ami In d e fa u lt th ereof. D e
e r e * P ro Confesau will lie entered
n ca ln n t you. enld c a ttle being
>■
eult t o quiet title (u
the
Comidaltiant In and to th e laud ahove
d e i c rlhcd.
I T 1* fu rt h e r tilt OMIt ICO that
this notice he luihilaiie t In the S a n
ford Herald, a 1, -vt euatie:' publtaped
In Hanfonl. Semin de t'oiiniy. F ln r
Itlli, mice a «■*.■!■ In- font H> ton
eeau tllu work*.
W I T N E S S n o loin I irid t h e of
bed as follow a. lu -w tt:
H otter Letnor, tiro ordered a
described
«at C o r-' Rwlred to be and appear m f.
Beginning at the Northeast
ner uf the ii'lcud and
(.•Hardy f
" f Conspi
$
lands u nthe West boundary
■y of the *® _?*•.
J
a i n s t y o u (m this csuaAk
Y.mge iirunt. and running thence awgise
a
d
e
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r
e
e
p
ro
c
o
a
t
In a Westerly direction All chat no,
t/q- ,
thence North IS chains, thence Kast en tered a g a i n s t yoy.
to Old Grade nf Lake Jessup and
in :
Orlando Hnllrosd,
ttienee North
along said Old Grade 17 chains tu a a tM issp apar published la
lnole C o g p ty , n p r l d # . i
point Nurthcsst ot the Old l>. ,R. Ssm
fo r f o u r cods r e m i t _
Mtlehell residence, thence Knsl to , w eek
W l t n s s i my hand a n d tndl 1
(trade of Ihe 8. A I. U. Hsllroad.1 Circu
it C o nrt o f th e Havoath
ihence In n Southeasterly dlrectlnn
along right uf way of 8. A I. It. H. cinl Circu it of Ftor.'gk, l a a n ^ .
to a point 10 ftfialns North of (ha
Houlhvrn boumlnry uf Mlcou and
l.nltardy lands, thence Bust to , , S a m
r . a DOUntsAM,
d o ih u m ; ?
Ynnao Grant, tiienro South 10
Clerk of the Olrcult
chains tu beginning
I I F A T I H S
next to
| spring. L. Hlund. It. A. Box 84E. !
roonia, I____________
th o u san d .
pV CLEANING
piing, Repairing
Tittto Avenue.
in c o l n
F U R K E N T . - A p a r t m e n t , p r i v a t e . F O U R H O U S E S aelling f o r lumb o m e. clone m . ad u lta. 5 0 9 K.
lj0r ftm] lalllJ f o r ^
, h an a
•
’ll il St.
ue, MT
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FOR K r .N T .- r i v e
Ave.
Surugga-Stoggina Realty Coj
Mnikmie Temple Bldg.
358 W .
Flowrra ff>r all uciraaiuna.
Mcl.ANDER ARCADE
Phone 781.
,»
M ag n o lia
Phone 367
T H R E E GOOD HOMES
FOR SA L E
Un very liberal term a
APARTMENT on first
floor,
adults, brd room near bath, 2nd
floor. 300 W. wilt St. Phono
2S — F lo ris ts .
q _„ r
Depot Expreaa office.
j —7 -
212
-
T n'm\,"n t luaiK.
t e r all tim e s .
Henson able.
e v e n h i g s . 111 E . Hth St.
and it appearing from the sworn
Hill of Complaint herein th at you
nnd each of you may violin some
right, title nr Interest In and u>
tlm property lierrtuabnre d escrib
ed
It la therefore OHDKHRD th at
you nnd each of you he and you
are hereby required to nppsar to
tile 111)1 of Complaint her* In filed
h ou se,
R adiator and sht i, metal tvorkn
Plain and ornainei i.tl sheet meti 1
trerk.
Tel. 716-V .. $97 French WANTED.--Nent rc,fin<'*l young i .
Avenue.
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fied bunitiess, rate 1c a word, mill
imum 24e rash with order.
Phone 1117
AUTOMOBILE DEA LERS: If you
want to
ymir used ears ad
vert tsu daily un the classified
page
meals. tJcn- ,,nl1 Hide
___ ________ _____________________ . F O R
A Ratliff. Phone 340
STEAM
For
(Kate of Florid a, m ore p articularly •deuce Is unknown; t h n f f i r *
on Monday the 4th day of fteptrm-
CHRYSLER
CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO
411 W. 1st St.
Phone 6»2
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
515-16 First Natl. Bank. Bldg.
Phone 718
R easonable lu te s. Lm coln lin te l.
204 North Park Ave.
t2C Model Sedan worth
■181)0 and strme cash. : ---- . 7 ‘,—
“
j for 5 room house and . >1,1— Help Wfinlea—-Male
[Tfu» Gas S t a t io n ,!------------------------------------------ ----------j WAN TED— Responsible man to
-------------:
take over delivery propostHon of
i 'Service Offered ! local concern. .Mutt have SJ>00
.cash.
For further
information
|call Manager National Biscuit Co.
(RKINS, Hnlwrdashei |
erj for C o l l e g i a t e
AN OLD LINE Ixgal Reserve
Id First Street.
Ijifo Insurance company Is dot}.!,,
„ ,, „
i sirous nf obtaining a live agentKlti S | U R
P re-1
nre |n ,, position to give a
Drugs, Soda. We are j producer n very attractive cqni i your phone.
tract for this city and contiglous
Call 103
territory. For further information
address Box 11 111. Orlando, F I*.
ove A Furniture Co.
WANTED.—Two young, neat ap
|E. First Street
irry a full line
pearing men to make $15 per
ore right. Cash or ' day.
Apply between 8-9 a m.,
5(1 p . m.
Henry Wertheimer,
i want your business.
— i Sfinfurd ixmn and Savings Co. 211
[Concrete Co., general i Magnolia Ave.
kork, sidewalks, b u ild -!--------- —-----------------------(irrigation bnxett. J , R. 1 io— M o ney l o L o an
I. Prop.
HUPS—MARMONS
ed properly, situate, lying and be a s l a t e o r imubtry •>iAer;i
ing Ini the County of d*mlno|«, i Stale of F lo rid a and th a t y#ts
T raet a. '
The west half of the northweet
q uarter of the southeast q uarter
ami the north th ree-q u arters of
the east half of the northeast
quarter of tho soil til west q u ar
ter all In ttrcilon S, Township to
South, Rung* 30 east,
her. A, P 19!n. the s a m e h eina
Sanford Automobile Co.
*in n|
P h o n e 1117 I ltul« Day of thin I’o u rt, at the t'o u rl
2nd Magnolia Ave.
These houses can be leased
by the year
LESS & W ELSH
i B L U E BIRD B E A U l Y SHOP,
tt makes friend*"
i " W * *peciaMze in permanent wav____________________; ing". 200 North Park Ave.
7 1 — A p a rtm e n ts F o r R e n t
CH COUNTY — The
litupendout)
develup|about it in the Palm
Sample copy sent on
Phone 41
6 room house,
unfurnished,
ItiO.O# per month
H oard.
R O O M S , w ith o r w ith o u t
SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESS EX
INC.
21)3 Oak Ave.
5 room house,
unfurnished,
$50.00 per month.
WANTED TO BUY
CLEAN COTTON HAGS
AT HERALD OFFICE
27— Profvsflionul Services.
|l" for estimutfM.
RADFORD
84—.Houses For Sale
WILLYS-KNIUHT and Overlaid.
F and M. Motor Co.,
Park and Commercial
THE BALI, HARDWARE
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
600 W est First Street
a t Phone 441
Sliilictiw — Ho-
car, nut. tho owner.
M
DODGE
Pleasure cars and Graham Trucks
Elm and 13th St.
Phone 8-
Distributed by
" S T E W A R T THE F L O R IS T "
TRIM CO
ROOMS W A N TED .— SI bad room s,
kitchenette, bath. W ithin 6 but#:
of P. 0. Address Macbina No. S,
Sanford Herald.
Embossing.P Sef fim ^w V 'cfoI^— Specials at the Stores.
It, Phone 417-W. R. R, Avenue-1 —
— _ ._
Commercial Street.
PEXTO" TOOLS
PRINTING THAT PLEASES
Typewriters andAdding Machines
A r c good tools
THE SEMINOLE PHINTERY
601 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop
ami absolutely
Guaranteed.
19— Huiiding C ontractors.
south t m
degrees east. 1IT.7 1
' O I f A T $"'• g
fe«t to the n orth erly line of the
The S tate of F lo rid a .t e : J . H.
Atlantic* Coast Line rig h t-o ffiramlsy, If ally*, and If dead, to all
way, thence northerly along said
persona and pafUM claiming inter
est* .under tha said J. g . I) rant ley,
rig h t-o f-w ay tM
l#e« thence
north 10 feet m ore or lees to the
as heirs, davtataa, legatees, g ran complaint
tees. or as other claimants, or other a noh-resM#n1 of IhoWtatO r j
l / s line, thence West Oil >4 f««t
wise In or Id tha following describ Ida. and that v »u ai.g-’e f.efda
to place of beginning.,
90— Automobiles F o r Sale
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in Florida’s Heart*
Greatest Vegetable
Richest Garden Land
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8 A N F O R D ; F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , A U G U S T 28, 1926
1L D IN G F IG U R E S
CITTS
New Seminole €ounty Jail
V**~'
irt To i>ut
lal $5 Years Ago
luRhn Teals Of
[men’s Desire
[p Water jFrom
ig- on Ranches
tut Steatner
[ailed Work
T otal For 5 Yea:
Is Ovor*$3,50O^
Local Records
SALES OF STATE
LANDS BRING BIG
SUM TO COFFERS
For
BANKS FLOURISH Building
Months This
The
AS SANFORD GOES IsliortNearing
And Half
INTO CITY CLASS Total For YearM
! P ro p e rty Sold hv In te rn a l Im
provement H oard And S ev
e
ra l School Bodies A m ounts
the
To More T h an F o u r Millions
F ig u re s Of 1st N ational And
Sem inole C ounty B an k s In
d ira te An In crease O f N e a r
ly 300 I’e r C e n t in f» Y ears
ian Mile Of
| had Been Duj?
)urt Calls Halt
TALLAHASSEK, Aug. 28.— (/l1)
A remnrkiiblo Increase in the
bank deposits of the past five
—Total of 13,9.10.500. | | has been
years is shown In tho nnnunl s ta te
years cattle riincli- received for lands sold by the In
ments of the F irst National Bank
Drk ' ;a a ennui on the tern al Im provem ents and
the
and tho Seminole County bank, for
ll.ak'1 Harney th a t wan
this period.
An increase of a p
school boards, according to a re
ir tn
completed.
proxim ately 300 per cent has been
p ort by the laud office f o r ,1925
|mcti warned to keep nnd up tn Juno 30, 1020.
ntado In the deposits of tho two
the St. Johns River
hanks.
Swam p lnntls sold during Ihis
vim the cuttle ranch- period yielded $1,582,280.38 in cush,
The deposits of the F irs t N a
|lh* eoiiiinissioners of with $4,081,402.12 secured
tional Dunk have jum ped from $1,
by
fct. JoHns River Nnvi- m ortgages. An acreage of 57,
193,858 in 1922 to 03,202,003 a t tho
£t, harked lay Hie nni- 702.20 acres was sold at un aver
end of June 1920.
The g re atest
jmh |»le of Sem in|de age price of $108,385 per acre.
increase wus between thin year and
J count i«*s are engaged
last when Hie deposits increased
Internal Im provem ent
la n d ,
from $2,039,402 to the present fig
[that loir) two-fold ohproper,
amounted
to
$3,030.40
ures.
In 1923 the deposits to
|laim Ihiilisunds of nc- cash, and $1,075.1)0 secured by
talled $1,350,738, and in 1921 they
pnd lo e.staldiiii an in- m ortgages.. An average price of
were $1,095,918.
ay ‘•y-tein.
$41.00 per acre for 120.00 acres
'Hie figures for the Seminole
itnmiuii, on of th e fore- was received for this land.
County.Hank shew a proportionate
m Hie projoct of 35
During this |>erie<l 20,153.08
gain. In 1922 the deposits of tho
ax Alexander Vaughn, acres of school land were sold at
bank showed a total of $840,000,
la* the " c a ttle wing," an average price of $78.85 per
and the statem ent of 1920 glvoa
pn been tine of. hill vast acre, bringing $1,012,202.00 in cash
$2,510,000 ns the total deposits.
l». Mr. Vaughn, who and $000,500.08 secured by m ort
This is an increase of alm ost 300
cars old, in tho Semi- gages.
per cent in the deposits of five
Itax assessor.
Ln.sU
years.
The
average
price
for
sovereign
fount y Com missioners
The steadiness nf the Increases
ty
land
was
$147,148,
a
total
of
used to recognize the
is
shown in the totals of the in te r
I Mr. Vaughn nnd the 12,103.00 acres being sold for $501,
Recently completed a t an approxim ate cost nf $50,000, the new coinilx
I is one <>f the most modern buildings of its type in the south
vening years.
In 1923 the depo
were named an tho 010.01 cash und $1,220,708.82 lieContaining
many
new
feature*
in
Jail
construction,
thu
building
is
also
"mob
proaf."
sits were $905,000, in 1924, $1,*
i a writ of m andam us ing recived in m ortgages.
131.000, and in 1925 they were
Lake bottom land averaged $11.
by the navigation
$1,1120,000.
887 per care, bringing in $00,100.
45 cash for 3,370.72 acres, while
in Fnvor of Hill
$71,139.85 was secured lty m ort
atisor, norsoonlly, is gages.
lly for the p roject to
F o r quit cluims to biland m ineral
I between th e St. Johns
V Indian River. Rut rig h ts the boards received $1,498,
ttiUwl and c a rry out 00, and $8,430.00 was received for
pM the proposed four- tim ber and turnpentine. leases.
fur (lie canal with- Miscellaneous collection made for
btrudril to this effect trespass and canal right-of-w nv S u p erv iso r P lana In lc re a tin g
N early T h ree T housand P upils
CHICAGO, Aug. 27. — </l’)—
$4,877.02,
excellent, brick and stucco build
pivionti- of Seminole during 1025 yielded
By T. W. LAWTON
Dante
Avenue, a modest little resi
Enrolled
In
Schools
L
a
s
t
while $2,000.75 was received for
V Jintcr P ro g ram
W hich
ings are under’ construction and
dence street, suddenly is becoming
of
Public
Instruction
for
Seminole
certificates of the com m issioner ns
T
e
rm
;
Bolls
Show
In
crease
will
bo
ready'
for
use
within
n
few
W ill Include E v en ls F o r th e
35 year- separates the to land records. A total of $715,
one nf the most widely known
County.
weeks. These new buildings have
O f O ver 1,000 in 1 Y ears places in Chicago,
rject', history will rc- 314.58 was pnid in 1925, nnd up
Adult.s As Well As C hildren
(he cattle runcher of to June 30, 1920, o n installm ent
Every com m unity bonsts one or l>ceii necessitated by the rapid in
z11 is estim ated that 809,009 p er
Snnfui'd school uttciidiinco fig sons have recently thronged there
1hriiiiti-dc County tax entries made prior to 1925, accord
more
large industries, factnrie crease in s«bool enrollm ent for the
By MARY II. CLARK,
m
ist
several
years,
and
if
the
pres
ures revcul a rcinni'kabh* increase in less than a week.
IlMfi wa- a prom inent ing to the report.
for building citizenship. And tin-.-'
The reason
Supervisor of City Playgrounds
••lit rate of increase continues, it
V' subsequent court
for all this is a Chicago m onastery
It is the wish of every citizen of factories mean more to the ci** is a question of nijy a couple of in ttie (iust five years.
There were 1,735 pupils enrolled th at in it striking m anner recalls
Sanford to have a recreational nnd its citizens than ail other in years when more schools m ust 1st
in the city schools in 1922, divided tile great poet Dante himself.
side to their liveH, ju st as it Is to dustries combined. "No stnte i- built,
yean ago, It was a
,
as follows; 1,181 white, and 554
Silent Crowd*
hnve a business. And so, S an g reater than its school system,"
kam.iliip com pany th at
In 1924 thu value of ull school negro pupils, Thero were 2,*917
nor
enn
n
county
or
city
riso
alsivi
ford
playgrounds
have
been
avail
_yrrmniiciitly stopped
D
ante’s
own nnswer given to
system . Anv | lots, buildings and equipm ent was pupils in 192*1,divide as follows: friars questioning him us to w hat
able to the people for such n pur the level of its school
of the cattlo ranchers
1,978
while
and
599
negro
pupils.
•
$279,785.
while
at
the
close
of
the
city th at can not ju stly boast "I
|imi to dig a canal bopose.
school fiscal year, Jimo 30, 1920, This is a gain of almost 1,9(8) in he sought wiiun, in exile, he visited
Santa Groce m onastery in the Ki<rck , which em pties
In tho past, we have entered to its schools should be doing some a very ronsorvutivo estim ate plac five years.
viern is also given us the key to
Ith mil of l.uko H arney,
tho children only hut In the win thing about it. Hnnford has is-cn. ed the value lit $533,885. When the
The figures for other years the presence at times of endless
BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 28.—1/P)— te r there will lie many interesting and is doing som ething about it:
dian Ki.i r, uppruxim present
building
program
has
been
are:
so is every other town In Seminole
With the A tlanta Athlotlc Club events for ndulls nnd children.
crowds in Dante Avenue, Chicago.
I miles away. i
completed the value of school prop
leuding by a narrow m argin, en
t923—-1,332 whito and *12(1 negro. Frn Ilnrio, friar of S an ta Croce
The City Commissioners have not County. And when th e present e rty will lie about $750,000, or
|l*nec ,* Ovel1 Mile
building program has been com
tra n ts in the Southeastern A. A.
1924— 1,489 whito mid IS02 negro. M onastery, hns left tho S anta
»t steamship com pany U. swim m ing m eet today were voted upon the budget for the com pleted. no county of it* size in III" nearly three times us g re a t ns of
1926—1,994 white and 942 negro. Croce record in these words:
(wnilmiits on the St. prepared to complete the two-day ing year and hist ns soon as they state can o ffer its youth better two years ago.
"Moved ritlier by the religion of
Tho schoolsystem
throughout
do, the playgrounds will or will not
tin n as now.
The event nt E ast Lake.
The tremendous grow th
lit the county has shown a corre the place or by some other feeling,
Tho A tlan have an appropriation for funds for advantages educationally than will
Iffiriuls claim tlm t th a ta team finished the first day of
schools and school fin ilities reflects sponding growth. At the present he stood silently contom iduting the
be found In Seminolo County.
final would lower the the meet one point ahead of the the next fiscnl year which begins
the firio progressive sp irit of the
Tho board of public Instruction citizeitfy of Seminole county, a time there are 20 fram e schools, columns and arches of the cloister.
i anil the Si. Johns Kiv- Memphis Swimming Association, Oct. 1. Wo are trusting it will he
8 brick school*, and one concrete And again I asked hint wlmt ho
for
SomJnolo
County
1*
composed
passed,
for
there
is
nothing
more
[nit lie navigable. The while the M ontgomery Y. M. C. A.
citizenry th at never fails to meet building being used by the d ep art wished and whom he sought. Then,
im
portant
in
anyono’s
life
than
of
Fred
T.
W
illiuniH.xhairinnii.
and
her* ami (h eir cowboys wns third.
every educational ihullcngc, th at
slowly turning his head, nnd look
recreation und u place to go for Chan. F. H arrison and I. J. H art respond* generously to ovory rnll ment of education.
'l digging, before the
ing a t the friar* and at me, ho a n
The opening day of the meet wns recruntion.
ley,
members.
These
men
an*
There
are
two
more
buildings
btuiight in, nnd they
for funds, nnd co-operates sym
swered: ’Peace’ ."
m
arked
by
the
record-breaking
servant*
of
the
peoplo
In
the
truest
under
construction
In
Sanford
and
■distant t* ,,f nap q u a rte r
Wo have b&on handicapped a
pathetically with school teachers
Shrine Tn 8 t. Therese .... «.
feel deep arid GO feet perform ance of Dave Young of A t g re a t deal in the last few months sense. They are never too Imsy and officials in their endeavors for they will bo ready for nrcupuncy
The white cloaked friarn of the
lanta,
who
cut
43
3-5
seconds
front
w
ith
personal
affairs
to
give
gen
within
tho
next
few
weeks.
fe the steam ship comarm elite m onastery in Dante Ave
the old m ark of the 880-yard sen- for lack of funds to operate v ar erously of th eir timo to m atters the advancement, and improvement
In 1924 the total valuation nf C
H mi injunction to hull
ious events. The apparatus on to tho schools of tho’, county. Al of cducutional opportunities.
nue, C h i c a g o , h a v e n o other e x
jor
swim.
school
property
wan
$279,785,
and
I The ( oiiipnny w as sue.
both playgrounds, which are locat
Senior events comprised m ost of ed at Thirteenth and Magnolia, though Ihoy meet in reg u lar sox
in 1928 this had jumped to $533, planation for the silent crowds th at
Imaking the Writ nbsotoday’s program with the indica and Fourth and French, were ex sion only once each month, many
885, When tho present building come to Dante Avenuo— "inoveil
m atters are referred by the coun
program of the school board i* either by the teligion of tho place
tion th a t A tlanta and Birmingham
°f the proposed St. would end the day near the top. pensive to purchase nnd install. ty superintendent and boards of
It is
completed tho value of the school or by some other feeling.”
'find, which will ho The senior men’s fancy diving will The money donated by the S an tru stees to thin eounty board all
in this m onastery of th* Chicago
property
Jn
this
county
will
bo
in
ford Linns Club through the con
'*itl*iii the vicinity of
Carm elite fria rs th a t some years
during the month.
the nuighborhond of $750,000.
Hal of :;.r, years a g o (e x hold thu m ajor share of im port tributions of civic organizations,
ago the principal Amorican shrine
ance, with W illiam M urray, At* has been expended.
Tho
school
system
of
Seminole
was established for tho recently
it' •"*• .vet determ ined) .'lanta, and P otts Levy, Birm iog|"ne or more public util- .hant, vicing fo r tho throne vacated
canonized C arm elite nun. St. ThorWo will appreciate the co-opera County l* composed of hIx special
DAMASCUS,
Aug.
28.—(A7—
tax school districts, each district
o*o of Lineax, know ua the "L ittle
»lnK plans to ljattlo tho by R ufus Browton, Pensacola, who tion of citizens and
business
under th e direct supervision Every American wlm comes to
Flower of Jesu s.” Of late, tho In
*n«l. It will not be tho Is not p articipating in this y e a r’s houses. Co-operation is essential being
of u board of trusteos of three Damascus is told: "Don’t fall to
creasing crowds of visitors kav*
company this tim e: k
•n
consider
In
*ny
new
undertak
visit
the
house
of
Anohins.’’
members.
Most
im
portant
of
the
• •
made necessary a removal of the
npatii,-~ will lie,the prob- |m eet. •
ing.
Although a fte r three weeks in
duties of these trustees is tho rec
sh
r|n e from the m onastery to the
pl tin* canal. Now a s ’ The m erm aids in this y ear’s oFor
the
benefit
of
those
who
are
of teachers, of Irons S yria, visiting Beirut, nnd other
An Increase of npprpxim utely neighboring Curmelltu church of
$Hul interests will ho vent will come Into the lim elight not acquainted with' pluygnmnds ommendation
largo
cities,
and
listening
to
Home
portatlin
contractors
for
conveying
,
|hc Mi),ji'ct, canal propo today with the Elberfield and regulations, we give n few items: children from d istant points to the of tho talc* th a t are being related 100 iiercent is the record of the $ t, Clara,
S ta ff sisters, B etty Burch and V ir
Sanford
postnffico
in
tho
past
five
Danto
Avenue,
whoro
the Chica
The
supervisor
is
on
tho
Magnolia
schools, and supervision of budd by the various sects nnd parties, years in postal receipts alone. In
ginia Ashe entered in the senior
go Carmelite monastery in situated,
Avenue
nlayground
from
4:30
to
t ( overs 1’ra rle G rass dashes and fancy diving.
one
begins
to
feel
th
at
Ananias
was
in
g
s,
grounds
and
equipment,
nnd
Since
"f w ater cohered tho m ost of the firs t day’s events wero •7:30 otclock each afternoon except planning fo r enlargem ent* and im greatly overrated nnd wero ho liv 1922 thq total postal recelpta wero was originally known as Star
$3.3,487, nnd in 1080 they totalled Street,
General alphabetical re
1trass in I896.t This ro in the junior class, the s ta r wom Sunday. No instructor will bo on provement*.
All contract* for ing in these days, in these pnrts,
tas of fine B rass for en perform ers failed to como to tho Frcrich Avenue playground un building *nd repairing are lot by ho could not hold down a bornht $03,102. At no tim e In tho pnst arrangement of Chicago street
til Ott. 1. Beginning with the tho county board on recommenda in Class D of tho Liars L oigue, onn five yeprs have tho receipts been names (resulted jo the change to
“rposc and too cattle.
Dante Avenue. A singular coin
ow n in g day o f th e prim ary school, tion of ihe lo cal board of iru ltc c s fools th a t ho cannot leave D am as less thnn tho previous yoar.
upon a cannf to d rain the front.
The incroase In receipt* la shoWn cidence Is that each of tho parts
the supervisor will s ta rt a t 2t30 of each district.
cus w ithout calling on tho patron
*"• \oughn sidrl in dul>V the following figures roprenent- of Dante’a masterpiece, tho Diving
o’clock and leave nt 5 o’clock. P ar
P cattle experiences. He
D uring th e p ast two year* our of prevaricators.
Comedia, end* .with tho word
ent* send children a t their own school* have furnished educational
H e occupied a fine house, ns Ing tho yearly postal r*«clpt*i
intcrestrii in : the p ro
"atara.”
The laat words of tho
1923
.....................................$37,989
risk
QUtsida
q
t
tjie
abovo
hours.
houses
in
Damascus
go,
and
m
ust
several thousand
opportunltiea for approxim ately
1924 ..............................
44,189 poem are: "By the love Impelled
Apparatus I* dangerous and for 6,000
have
been
a
prosperous
old
gentle
children each year. Boys
1925 ............................ - ...... 40,482 that, move*;Die sun in heaven and
thatI |reason
point
CMOV11 we
w o stress tho »------man. ‘
‘
. ) ’
A$hn continued actively
All tt e ataniV' C ■ >
.........................ren and girl* grad u ated from the
. . " i*». ‘T ** ’ m*'
•
“ Did he hnve any oiher p rofes
Fll> business nptll an ac- f—iTAMPA, - Aog. - a7.-</PF«-In- when tho supervisor Is on the eighth g ra d e last year to u te d 453,
sion
besides
th
a
t
of
a
l
ia
r
?
”
a
and
from
the
senior
high
school,
yenrs ago forced him criminating evidence was said to
123.
A total of 860 pupils have guide was asked.
nWIo. Hu hat|. auccesn- hnvo been obtained yesterday by grounds.
Tho Plnyground Commission con been transported In the county,
’’Lawyer, he was not a lawyer,
|r?oric an appendicitis federal agents hero against Ramor)
sist*
o
f
S.
R.
Dlghton.
chairmnn;
•
»
|»ml mx inonUiH labor Alvarez, in Jail for lack of $15, Mr*. R. R. Dens, *ecrotary: F. W. more than half of these being en there were no lawyers In those
•
DETROIT,
Auf.
27-W/P)—Rob
dm
u/'A
be
guide
who
learned
hi*
nn injury that corn- 000 bond on five federal and two Talbott, troasurgr. a a d i l r s . C, rolled in t t e Sanford schools. .
An kvenige of 120 tqaehers at a Engllafi ht England, replied re e rt J. Eoff, « DeLand, Fla. lan<|
| w give up uetiVo ranch- county charges.
TALLAHASSEE. Fta„ Aug 28.
*
; “ * • W. HIB and Mr*. F. g; Daiger.
total cost for Mlariea of $107,850 provingly.
prom oter haa b««n arrested her*
~ The following appoint?
The evidence was contained in
have taught In our schools during
"Liar! Liar!1’ wae the emphatic- charged with larcony by conver fltaptA have been announced by
»f, Mr. Vaughn, sonte- five letters taken fronF Alvarei,
BAND TO PLAY SUNDAY
this biennium. These teachers rank
sion.
*8p«nied by his wife, federal authorities said today.
Tte Sanford Municipal, tend will high among thoaa of their pro
The Detolt polic* also' hold a
1the woods w est of Sangive
a
concert
Sunday
afternoon
in
He was arrested Monday near
fession in thla state, a*.U rge num
warrant for his partner J. J. Og
it t h JurioUl
n(l> AO days living in Clearwater on charge* of five the City Park. . Several *acred ber of them attending, normal
PLAYGROUNDS OF Schools Are Factories For ATTENDANCE AT Monastery Recalls
CITY ENJOYED BY Building Citizenship, Says SCHOOLS SHOWS Memory Of Dante,
MANY CHILDREN Head Of Seminole System Good
Great Italian Poet
Famous Mermaids
Will Perform I n
Birmingham Meet
Hunts For Liar’s
Home But Finds
That Of An Apostle
Postoffice Business
Has An Increase Of
One Hundred Per Cent
Tampan Held In Jail
Under $5,000 Bond On
{Five Federal C h u r ls
DeLand Promoter'
Held For Larceny More Appointments
Are Made by Martin
vo thirds of this time aliep* that ho fobbed them and
hunting.
forced them overboard from hi*
schooner enroute from Cuba. The
malady has attacked aliens were found hlding ln the
•_ln J »Pon, resulting- in wood*. They were brought here
* ,mdlions of oyster*. for tearing.
a t t r ibuted
numbers will t e Included In the schools every summer, thus eviprogram, which w afr postponed ....................
s s .to keep
from last Thursday night .beceu”
iucationally
©f the rain. T te conceit will- begin
a t 8 o’clock.
j,
,
.
W frame.
den, of Windsor, Canada.
t known because he .waa Tha warrant* wara *
he I# the man who con- Ing
.....
"
which th
M
^jtave |h#*rd- °J id M /fU tr of
liar, in thla part of
~
on Streak te-
i to *U
effect!
aaperintendont of
m & t
May Be 2 M illing
1925 Was Banner Yii
In Building, SurVi
Of Records Indkfi
. . . . .
Building construction an t)
in Sanford the last nix yeai
steadily Increased, tho
the City H all reveal, with:)
ception of one year.
Permit* issued up to A ttf.
this vonr total in construction,
approxim ately $500,000 mord
for the corresponding period'
1925.
m
The venr 1926 is the banner
in i oust ruction work in thla
blit 1928 will o u tstrip the
record, the figures reveal,
struct ion work in 1925 to ta l
$1,782,807; six m onths in
give a total of $1,381,228. >’
are nt least three building
■nits, which will bo taken
tho next three m onths t t e t
hnve n total construction V<
$500,90(1. This will send t i r l
to moro thnn $1,800,000
minimum figure.
BuildaM
diet th a t the 1028 to tal will
go over $2,000,000.
• '£ }
April lends all othor month*
venr in to tal conitructloitT f
$460,392, Every m onth thl«
ha* exceeded corresponding nv
of 1925 in construction work,
gust, 1925, Is expcctoiL.to a;
the totnt fo r August o f th la ..
The total In perm it* f o r ’;
year since 1920 is as follow*:
year since 1920 Is as follow:'
1920 ..................... — ...... $ 1
1921
................................
1922
................................
1923 ..................................
1924
................................
1926
l’erlm ts authorized fo r 1 |
to Aug. 1 by month* folloj
Jnm tnry ..........................
F ebruary .........................
March ................................. H
April . ......................... ...
May .............................. ...... T
June .................. .
......... 1
July ..................................... H '
Construction work f o r
months of 1925 wus nutho
follows:
Ja n u a ry ............. .........
F eb ru ary ............ ...............
M arch ,...............................
April ....................................
Muy ...»...............................
Juno ...»................. ..........
Ju ly ....................................
A ugust ....................... — .
Septem ber ........................
October
.................... ..
Novemlwr
..............
December
.....................
Construction work fell
1923 as compared w ith t t e .
for the proceeding y ear, t t e .
Instance since tho .record*
been preserved by th e C
J l rJ
Tavares Bank
After Being Cl
For Thirty-Nine
TAVARES. Fla., Aug.
—The Bank of Tavare*
opened teftor having been
for 39 days. The bank
first to .fe-open in IdtkB.'
those bank* that were
forced to cloae tholr doo
count o$ the failure of tte ir
cipal agent Institution, M, ,*
According to announ>
the cuskter, deposit* weia ^
from the opening hour .1 '
iast tho noon hour, and It
1160,000. Single deposit* 1
from the average pay cheek
*
$20,000.: he stated.
Celebrating the opg
bank, as motorcade waa
tho afternoon and p f ,
through) the itrueta of t e l
then vMItod th*
Umatilla and M. Dora,
in the parade waa
bannor*(bearing some
tte occasion.
.- i
During tt e night
J
5PS
S S
■Idewrifs
throughout t t e buid
the city, all leading fo I
Indicating th a t thoV,1
walhed.” '
,
___
Beautification
To Meet ~ ■
A N D O .1
m
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m
K: <J’
'oatari'i
P o w e r C o rp o ra tio n #
,
rv«-‘
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S' t* * i
in
E iP W E
or
HrfvWW
ig m ir r
having or I'laiiiiiim .su / in itr ill
t tfe tnnrt Involved in this Bull ah
h ereinafter described. to-w it:
Lot -One. Block
of J, o.
Dries* Survey of Lnke ('harm
ns per pint thereof Only record
ed In tlio public records of Semi
.V I'llK T IT rOIIHT. MVRMTH
nole Don illy, Florida.
1 J c 1)1 Cl AI. ri'H riH T, BBWIVOl.il
J*},
It iipiifui'ltig b y sworn hill .,r e .ii «. i.1,;
:ai ., r
r o t v r v . KI.OIIIIM.
t'om
plulnnnt
herein
Mint
you
amt
| \ I IIABU'KHV.
each of you Iiiuy ho Interest, ,|
V
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M u tt c e r t a i n l o t . p ie c e o r p a r e e l „(
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v»Miri. JJJJ
l a n d s i t o a t a. t y i n g n l o l I l l d l i K III lli . .
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.
i ' . . H i l l y o f H e m l n o l e , S t a l e o f K l,,.
K|"tl<U.75l
. ( i.MI't.AIN A.V I .
Id a . a m i m o r e p a r l l e u l a r l i d e s e r l l e .1
a h i t v e ; V o u , a n d e n e li o f o . i i .
,
m v ltY 'i-oMTKIt AND MAII V Ik l i e r . ' l . y r o t o i n u n d e d a n d r . ' i j o l i . i l t.,
I . >STK|t. IIIS W in-.. .10.1 <*ill’ll
. f llll'lll, If lltltlK. •••*'1 •' IM'IHI# a p p e a r t o s a h l h i l l o f i t p m p i u i n t
•ill pari Ion rlltlinlMK miv Inli'fi'M
|.e. I Ill'll or iiii.I.'I It.'ini g.istei',
.',n.l M»rv K. roster. His* wife.
,., oil tier of t lt.'lll, lleecnsell. IIS
l .li'H. .tevlMees. It-aillees. KrilHt, , m or otherwise III III*' In oil In
.Ivt-il III tills Null . Viol A1.1.
1-MtTIKS IlnvtiiK
iTalmlim
.«
. ... liit.r.N t In the I.... I loiiilv
. .1 In t tils soil.
|,| I-BN 11ANTS
r i t A T i n 'yiVTK I IB FI.DK 11'A'
Henry l-'osl.-r ao.l Mary K
T am pa-118.000 new filling
tion of Ponlopulnr S tale Oil Com
pany opened, on Bayshore Boule
vard.
T
r^d with
NEY YOBK, N. Y..—A ug 27.— | ram p. Dompsry steps nlnng with n
(/TO—A fight Is n flg n t w ith Jack fa st jerky pnee, walking briskly
Dempsey—he train s fo r thetn all J for perhaps half n milo then
breaking into n dog tro t. Ho usu
m t + M Half Way Point Alike.
If you know how tho w orld’s ally covers five or siv iitilevevery
or some
heavy-w eight champion got into m orning, taking Je rry
iN A P O M S , Aug." 28— (A*) shape for 'hia title winning boyt other camp a tte n d a n t nhityr for i
one golfers with scores with Jess W illard a t Toledo, company.
Always In Trim
> > b e tte r fo r 36 hole** to- Georges C nrpuntler a t Jersey
People wondur why the chain- •
Italned In the content for C ity, Tommy Gibbons a t' Shelby,
pion isn’t fut and hII out of im.iirm Open golf champion- M ontana, Luis Flrpu a t New dltirtn aft or lieing idle from the
York, then you know ju st how he
'H ig h la n d Golf Club is going to train for his contest ring for three yearn. The reason
ns S a r tte n in the lend with with Gene Tunney at the Sssqui- is because Dempsey train s in
stim lively all the tim e. Although
I. The form er national Centennial Stadium Sept 23.
l,|iy « -h o ld e r wo* hnrd pressed)
"1 couldn’t truin any different ignorant of cnllego train in g rules. |
tf, i as
a s 26_of
26 of the contenders i foil Tunney than I did for all the Dempsey has hit upon the same
system.
fcfaa of 150 or b etter ut the rest," Dempsey said.
-way point.
“ I begin my trulniug with my
Knjoys W orkouts
This business of training, unit- t fi III and keep my system c lea r'
Was able to lead nt the
' th e fr s t round by virtue of nlly drudgery with the average down to the tips of my toe.-.. The
M 69 on tho par-70 course, one boxer, seems to be a genuine stomach is the key to perfect
•ICaflend of Ir. O. H urt of Mar- pleasure for the w orld’s heavy lienltli. My diet rules are simple
champion.
II e goes into! and natural,
..
.
C.'ghd by taking 'Vi. yesterday weight
intained the nanu m argin his training sessions with th(E »n-l "I e«i lots of fruit and vege‘Ohio plnycr who scored thusiasm of a boy, apparently en- j tables. Once a day I like a well
joying every second of it, but done piece of roust beef or venj.
142.
r tnost Industrious pursuer of finding the greatest pleasure in! Also I relish salads with plenty
ifl-w cthijr Was W alter llugeu, the soothing m assage at the hands j of olive il. 1 found oliv.» oil to
n the best tonics for stom
‘tna, Fla;, who equalled the of- Je rry tin* Greek, who kneads lie one of
record yesterday with n OK tho chum piun’s muscles a t the achs Iheie is.
“ When a ninn is in condition lie
♦ With Jock Hutchison of Chi- finisli of every workout.
Dempsey never drags through bis lias a natural appetite. When lie
i-fo r th ird place. Hutchison
relit ion hi appetite i
i t W*U havo been even with work-outs half-beilrtedly, Iml goer, is out
J k n 'b u t fo r a bud lie on the ai top speed with every ounce of uountui..l. Tie n is .'.lii i you have |
.
18th hole w here ho needed a pur iiis cneigy, even to skipping tho to ii.-i'' •. yourself.
S. m arine cor,,
"I h: » n e v e r h e r e :i l i e n v v m l I Those I m o I'
tf* fo u r fo r a 08. Ilis perfect drive rope.
.“ landed in n scrnjHi and in cu ttin g
*in g o o d lie al i d a y a n d H u
Du his hikes along I tie road" i t
.id night” fto.o
l i b s ball n u t with a m nshie nib- suri'oiiiiding, the lake region ,,f Ins III |a lu l l , t i l " , a l e ..II I • a l e !<> .'
l i e n.. <in!. They « ,
l Ijjck , Jock found a deep tra p and
. took six fo r a 70.
r |,
,i
oi then i a.k, ai.d wle-H ,| in gon.
’A nother s ta r on S aracen ’s trail
Laurlo Ayton of Chicago, wh •
U li.'lt's mote, they will follojlv lit
; 78 y esterd ay , total 144, whil-<
I f tr y H am pton, M em phis; Emmet
TAM PA, Aug. 28—OPi- T w o ’ LAKELAND, l*Ti., Atlg. 2S i/Pil **" ^ ' ,l
’ 1 ” 'v< ** (l«fl>
* nch, S o u thern Pines and Abe
dnos of Chicago were only five Catholic iiiiiih wilo 1aught in '
Wat ranis for eight men in a.I ’
■
okes behind ^n ru ie n with 140.
schools here for .‘III years or m o re,' dilimt f., II, II. Iln o lb y , Lakelaod i
____
.
“ “ o th e r survivors were the d e w e r e e i i r o u U * t o n e w p o s t s t o d a y . I m a i l , b.'i .e been sworn nut by Ed
af cham pion, McDonald Sinitii T h e y a l s o r e n d e r e d i n v a l u a b l e s , . r - A 11. ' i i l . n r i * . alleging partieipat i o n
Y b tk . who had 148 and v i r e a s n u r s e s d u r i n g a n e p i d e m i c * in i In- I logging administered t o
dick,'Evans, the only am ateu r who i n I 8 PH a m o n g s o l d i e r s e m a t o p e . l h i m I n ‘ I S u n d a y n i g h t , b y n doy.eu
fit won' th o W estern Open title h e r e e i i l ' i i l i t e t o f ' l i b u t o t a k e p a r i . n i i o i a k e l m e n . A l ( T i h o r g h a s I ..-
tes, Hat’d Pressed
„_=____ ... H si Scores
1wo Nuns hnd Lon^ . Kprhi Are Sought
Service In Tampa
In Kloirtfintf ( use
149.
ia
th e
S p a n is h -A m e r iia n
I'llo . im I act loll alrsiii'e:| Itra.lh '
w in .
f o r . f l u . i i u n , il is
and th r o u j'li
(.illa -.v .u a n d C u n n , lo c a l a ll i
S i s t e r Mnrv H u b e r t ,
fo r
-'ll
ft'fa ll to Douglqs (*ascy, ChicsJo h n Lehman of G ary, to y e a r s p r i a c i p u l o f t h e W e s t T a m
. ^te iloten am ateurs wliu p a M c h u o l, l e f t f o r S i ' l i e n e e t m l y ,
N. Y ., a n d s is t e r M a t y
E iiie lin e
lifted a s they hud 148 each.
w e n t to
*
ney -.
M o n t r e a l, (ju e la 'c .
LEGS BEAT (ilass AL Capital To
BINS TO STAY Finish Writing Rook
FLAG CHASE — SWe An aSt Ho rI N GGI T O N, , D Ae mu go.c r a 28t , Vf/i Pr i
3
t I C AGO,
Aug.
28.- fA*)
fe p ltch ln g by Tony K auf1Wnn held Boston to five bils,
i)led Chicago to defeat the vis.
, 5 to r today urn) tun their
Ifltlg etri'iik to nix gam es. Joe
•M wlch was Ii il bard ia two in
When the Cubs reared nil
rune.
Grimm cracked a
^1’ run w ith a man on base in
.itg th inning,
by innings:
’ . .000 ooo ooi i n o
i
|
,
|
i
*
--------ST. PETEUSHCHG, Fla., Aug t
28
I
i
robbing
and I Inof ( ’«1V
fatally
Perry
county,
is a p r e u r r ip io n
fo r
M ulariii, Chills am i I'Vver,
D engue nr ISilinus F ever.
It kitls the germs
l e n t throughout th eir j o u r n e y .
. I.imit. William J. Wallace.
( ’ypresH nnd P ine
i F ra m in g
S h e a th in g
S iding
F louring
C eiling
F in ish
' M ouldings
L a th
Illicit
Lim e
P la s te r
W hile Rock P la s te r Hoard
! N ails
S creen W ire
, H nilders H ard w are
Doors
W indows
lU l'i
M ont ezuma
" I lie lli*(e! W illi
\ W eleiiine’’
I I V I be Pa -I
BUTTER SPLIT
BREAD
•i
4
IIK falN NIN G .si:i i K.MItFlf l>T | ||K IWi’m ,
In 3 weeks
\\ ILL h i : i n c i i a i h . i : O F
J.
DA A’I'll\A 111*1A< II
M IN K I.L
i1
j
i
I
j
Buyers
Palm etto
l.arge grti|iefi'iiil
clot*, iirvdii'led for this town.
reatea
pronounce it the gn
of all Chevrolet wl u e s /
at these
Low P rices!
—
— Q u a lity
Prices
arc the foundalitimi upon which we have Imilded our
ftW U l. supplying fiTdn and Nupplirn to the peo|>lr of Seminole
»iy
huve at all tinifn dealt fairly, giving the Im-nI nnd
(be tint Infection uf uur cuiitomer the prime factor in
tiofia.
The Sanford Feed &Supply Co.
l l , Vf'
Jno. W- .Sneed
Phone .V'{!)
DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF
,V i
■h i
v Back If You Are Not Satisfied’
Will
MOTOR CAR!
„\s
I I it'll I b e l . e
vtn
.
SXXX M
"'i- w.
BRDTHi
Jor E co n o m ica l Transportation
Itaysln.rc -- New mad lalwei'n
I’oit Mverx bridge anil llnc.lune,
being ii'imiii'd.
‘ and 4th
Kim A vp., at IJtli Steel
M urphy Iro n in g H oards
M edicine C ab in ets
V aldez H otel Hldg.
,i '
'•> (Kl
' i i I ikj
HI 11.00
-
MILLER 0. PHILLIPS
Made to O rd e r
FtHtd F it F o r K illin’
.
T o u rin g C ar
< mi pi*
Sedan
-**
F rn m es an d S creens
H as
n .«
T h e m ile a g e it w ill deliver th« \
safety it will provide, the expend and “
trouble it will save the owner over
a period of years, are quite as im.
portant to Dodge Brothers us thi
more obvious details ol equipment
and style.
A com plete line ol
Sie’s. Place
"
T he years have proved, and e*ch
y e a r p ro v e s anew , thut Dodtt
B rothers are os deeply concerned
w ith th e U N S E E N gcxxlnes9oftheij
m otor car, as w ith the seen.
NEW
LUMBER YARD
T hat
W 1*
iL j
B ecause of this difficulty, more and \
m ore thousands are turning loDod,,
B r o th e rs p ro d u c t for in su ran t
against disappointment.
W. S. I’KICK, M«r.
I’M T cllin ’ ih c W orld
.■ ..f# H-
tlal than it really is.
CASH LUMBER CO.
i
f..
A m otor car, like n house m., i
I:."d ill tbe Jiaidi. -l o.-a.low or | 7J(, \y_ f.']rHt S t. P hone 472-w
iage to replenish lln ir apply.
Hotel
666
A., I!. ('. IfaUerv
iged Bank Robbers
Wounded In Jail
. • •o u g h t them on chnrgcH of
fato Hank
i . VUlB'American
f ® A m erican S
o tato
unnk
s - '.'Covington N ational Bank
Pk’.VIngtoQ. Okiu., and for
fcyT.ftpunuing. D eputy S h eriff
Ch
Kv/'-ChuculaL',
of Hef|uoyali
0 k lahonm.
p.rs arc about to hop o ff on a
nival a.i 'la li'd i id | ’<ii aeola.
i s l<Ii only 'n o g d lo te of gas
( IIA N fJF. n i
OI
T h e basic sources of auiomobtk
The Price Is Right
SANFORD
.
Officer Almost Dies
From Scorpion Stin^ i
Received In Dry Raid1
(/p |
I ’a t i o l i n a i i W i n . A . L i p
K ey
n e a r ly lo s t h is l i f e in a le i
n o r r a i d h e r e b u t n i g h t , l i e w .i
s l u n g i. v a s c o r p i o n w h e n b e r e m Ii
....... 000 02.'! (Mix r, !l 0 ed u n d e r a b o u s e n n d d r a g g e d o u t
leu: Genewich and Taylor; a r o l l o f o l d c a r p e t i n w h i c h h •
l l i o u v b l l i q u o r m i g h t h a v e l. i'.'.i
lann and H artn ett.
c o n c e a le d .
rs —
T h e r e W a s n o l i q u o r In th e c a r
p e t b lit (h e s c o r p io n w a s th e re . I'
w a s e ig h t in c h e s lo n g a n d s t u n g
th e o f f ic e r tin th e h a n d .
He was
g iv e n fir s t
a id
tre a tm e n t
am i
K NftU lvRT SM IT H , Ark., Aug. 2 8 .- t h o u g h t l i t t l e o f t h e I n j u r y b u t
1
M atthew Kimea, hIu.i in* the o n t h e w a y b a c k t o h e a i i q i i a r l e r :
'fh , and G eorge
Klines, also b e e n l l n p M ’ d .
P ro m p t
m e d im l
tied by buckehot, are in the t r e a l i i i e i i l s a v e d h i s l i f e a n d t o d a y
»f ..w ^ ^ to r d co untv jail today a fte r h o is l e p o r t e d t o b e o u t o f d a n g *
fo r 14 hours officers who i f t h o u g h a i d w e a k .
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1 F loronce; Bush and Sm ith.
H e d e c la re d to d a y t h a t th e m e m
o irs m is re p re s e n te d W o o d ro w W ilK aufm ann l l o l d a lloaton
son.
Visit (ireen Springs
Announcing...
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(CohtlriUed From P age 0)
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Florence, who tripled in p u t t h e f i n i x h i n g t o u c h e s o n a
>,«fghth, wub the only New b o o k h e h a s w r i t t e n i n r e p l y t o
C o l. K . M . H o u s e 's m e m o ir s o f t h e
‘ "MX to rench third base.
W ils o n n d m in ix lr u tlo n .
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’ f n . iu ( l.'la io l and l o u r fr o m f a n
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Electrify your
T he Zone of
K EL V I N A T I O N
K elvinotor m ain tain s a
condition ol dry, frosty
cold th a t is constantly
under iifty degrees. This
ii the Zone of Kelvination.
It is m uch co ld er than
tho overage ice-cooled
refrigerator.
In this intensely cold and
dry air, foods not only keep
fresh and sweet fordhys,
h u t a c tu a lly Im p ro v e.
Meats become mellow and
acquire a delicious tender
ness an d flavor. G rse n
salads and vegttoblst*ciisp
up"ln amarveJouswscf. A ll
perishable foods stay twee t,
w
••'hojesome and la ritin c.
Refrigerator — then forget it
All summer lung you can have a cold refriger
ator without giving a moment’s thought to
ice delivery, just install Kelvinator Electric
R efrigeration and it will ketp itself cold.
Kelvinator keeps refrigerators colder titan ice
does, and keejts foodd^lonjger. Kelvinator
freezes cubes of ice for table use. It relieves
ffap user of every inconvenience connected
with refrigeration and is economical Call or
phone for complete information-
Kc Iv inatorPlatt Co.
t e s7 3 5
I n.i/Un $ 7 6 5
S-'Inn Truck
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AUixiccif. u. b. HOig MUb.
In th re e w eeks o v er 1 2 ,0 0 0 retail »alesfl“
th ree w eeks o v er 3 2 ,0 0 0 n e w buyers to j usury
this u n q u alified statem en t!
No other c a r of CJwvrolet’s type ever
such marvelously sm ooth operation, such frecdo*
{mm vibration a t every speed, such anuoM
ability to m aintain b e tw e e n 40 and 50 miles a*
httur, for h o u r upon hour at a stretch, with sue
comfort and relaxation to driver and passant#
C o m e in! D riv e th e smoothest Chevrolet I*
C h ev ro let h isto ry . See the new and *trik“r
D uco colors— the engineering im provem ent* a ■
all m odels—the adtfad convenience features
th e closed caw wtth.their
bodies W
F is h e r. L e a rn why 6ver 32,000 buyer* P
nuunced it th e greatest o f all Chevrolet**
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O fferin g n ew features, n e w colors and new
engineering re fin e m e n ts tlia t am aie all ' vho
d rive it, th e sm o o th e st C h e v ro le t in Chevrolet
history is b re a k in g a ll w o rld ’s records for the Ol* ”
o f gear-shift cars.
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During The Past Two Years Sanford Has—
CONSTRUCTED MANY MILES OF
PAVED
STREETS.
COMPLETED THREE' A ND ONE HALF MILES OF CON
CRETE
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BULKHEAD
MONROE.
BUILT A
OF $90,000
AND
ALONG TH E SH O RES OF LAKE
NEW CITY
HALL A T
BUILT A NEW POLICE
CITY JAIL.
CONSTRUCTED
A
COST
HEADQUARTERS
SEWERS
IN O U T
LYING SECTIONS OF TH E CITY. PURCH ASED T H O U
SANDS OF DOLLARS W ORTH
A D E Q U A T E MUNICIPAL.
ADDITIONAL
W M TE
GAS
OF
EQUIPM ENT
SU PPLY.
FOR
INSTALLED
WAY SYSTEMS A T A COST O F
$75,000. DUG NEW WELLS FOR
MUNICIPAL
W ATER
SUPPLY.
THE
CITY
OF
SANFORD H A S RECENTLY THROUGH
TH E WILL OF TH E PE O PL E AUTHORIZED THE FOL
LOWING IMPROVEMENTS:
New sewers to cost.............................................$575,000
New Water Plant Equipment and extensions
to c o st......................................................... 325.000
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
New Gas Plant Equipment to co st................ 200,000
:ity NUrscry for supplying plants and flowers
for municipal decoration and beautification.
New City Hospital to co st..........
100,000
Band Shell for conccrta al mm pier on Lake Mon
roe.
Municipal Natatorium and Recreation Center
to c o st......................................................... 100,000
New and modern machinery for street cleanlnf
and sanitary purposes.
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use.
additional properties
for municipal
Municipal Docks on L,ake Monroe to c o st.... 450,000
Assisted In piayjround extensions-
New Fire Stations to cost........... ..................... 150,000
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lustry and Agriculture are the Foundations upon which you, the
people of this community, have builded.
L f a n j i i j a f E r i i r driiij r a i a i a r a f H J E / a J H f g g f M
FORREST LAKE,
E. R. HOUSHOLDER,
Commissioner
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�^Typical Western Girl
An Odd Task
What Mother LovtTwjji
Husky
She Leads The Dance Hall Girls
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J>., ii' c hull girls "f k e n ttle , Wash.,
i 'in I.ni'tli-' .dil l Im bidding them
■in iln- (I,min '!iii.r*i, I'hey have organ
Margori't Wilcox, IK, is n life wiiti tin’ A iin ii'iiti K ili ration of l,a
Kimril in an open a ir pool in M on l.c IJoy, shown above.
um ent
Vail ■> Park,
( ‘olormlo
Kprings. The pnol is filled with
mi Itiil i n\v from I‘ike’s I’enk urul
is crowded wiili Imthers d u rin g
the summer.
Mirs Wib’ox is u
M’l'.lilnr w a i . r ipjeeu, having learn
til to *;ivim when eight y iuM oh)
in I fie . me pi-,I v. I» re !lu now
watch' ok i o! la i ..
W e lg ll
I eddy Hides In lieai Style
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the " ty p ic a l w e ste rn Kiel."
Italian p o r t r a i t a r tis t, who scari
I 'M
m e u n lin g to (Jnspure I'liccm,
bed the west coast for hei lor
j & B y ; * * * all of the society bails nnd failed to find the type hi’
I f k l t u d DM typical of tho w est and then he found this girl, Mis«
.JNatalj# F e n g e r , salesgirl in a d e p a r tm e n t store. Since he gave
IIBA t h e b a i been deluged with rcipiusts as a model.
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(ill l lie ' i n i ’ " lii’ "I t mil iiml
ty
l i ' t ’D iliil it,’’ In-- m ilh i'f
fa y s proudly. riu rcn ce compare*
in size with his p laym ates ot four
ami five years.
Red Sox Tot
(i!) R a d f r e s
'ITu* f i \ e sons of Mrs. Fred C om pton, l>\ of lulls Pit^
under a rre st c h a r g e d w ith killing a man dinu,,; ,t holduptl
Their fa th e r, n i ripple, cam nit w ork; Mrs. i nM| t’iii has le=
ing (hi’ fam ily.
Two y e a rs a e n she had to
• o■ml all htr
defend one of her sona ngninst a c h a rg e "I hiu'idariiitif
w arehouse.
ffijMie Lived With* a Gross of Cats
A nd now sh e is going t o m ortgage lurhuw,
low, to provide futi.i.-' fo r th e ir defense in the upimnuimigm
If Father Could See Him Now
m zen
How A Snake Hypnotizes A Bird
1*111 lli’Kan. pinkie second-sucker
with tin* Moston lt(*tl Sox, hns
broken into lug tim e w ith n vongeimi e. Nut only ha s
he been
playiiiK a irirfil g a m e afield, hut
Ins work at tile huL has been one
of the fe a tu re s of the Fohl te a m ’s
play of late. Kegim has burn p la y
ing professionally several s e m u n s ,
g e ttin g his s ta r t in the MichiganUntnrio Longue.
Musical
A f te r neighbors of M aggie Zeidlrr,
in N e w p o rt, Ky., had complained,
he a lth officers descended on her
house (shown above! a n d found
her living in mu* room with 14-1
cals. They killed M oT the cats on
th e spot, -a nl Mrs. Zeidler (at
l e f t ) to (he hospital fur o b se rv a
Ira Wall, lid, a s s ista n t scuultion, and a re m aking n r ia lig c iiiiiil. m a s le r of troop (ill. Itoy Si imts, at
to dispose of iln- iemainiiiK UN).
lies Moines, la., i.-. believed to lie
the liiKhcsl ranking merit hadno
scoui in th e world. A seven-yeur
veteran scout and an Fugle scout
s in c e ' IP21I, he rereiifly received
his (i'.ith m erit badge.
The untiomil eouncil offers only 72, and
no other scout bus e a r noil as many
Site Doesn't Admire Mon
He Took Action
i T exas r a ttle s n a k e in the li( t of (,r .
h y p n o tliin g n c h a p a r r a l bird just Is*
he bewildered bird with his puis.mmis
Barefooted for 65 Years
G eneral’ J o h n .1, P e r s h in g h a s n w hole flock of era
hoots and b r in g h im his m e a ls mid so on. Hut here
W arren ( r i g h t ) e n g a g e d in th e lowly job of pcelii
rommnn, e ve ryda y K. I1., a t th e Citizens NTilitary
Minneapolis, Minn. W ith P e r s h in g is u buddy, N. I*,
says he isn't f ig u r in g on tho urniy us a career.
Eight Women on Grand Jury in Mellett Murder Case^
This is Sum Drey fuss.
jhitlfl’ In Chicago os at) accomplice of « gang of
Show ’em u little knee
wyjb and they're yours. Hhe used to lure chnme
dark carriers win*re her confederates would tap
lend.
/blackjacks and rlflo their pockotx—nt
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charged when they wrested
m’t think much of men.
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ivestlgation V coynty officials and apecUl detective* i i ^ i h d ’Jn n rJ
investigate tho .murder by underworld leaders of P en * KtfM VW j
, who waa shot down because of hi* attack bp V i* gad phlttks. "
Jury just aa • they began their d fU fth U o a*
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fc Attrwutea^io.
Vow Biff Seaport
0f Two Canals
[Over H Million^
J England, Aug.
I the ingenuity of
in represented
tT Ship cun*],
city »n ocean
j inland.
■ies a river and a
railroad bridges
[ jong grades so th a t
niRht steam in to
jr« fsn*l
r a p :^ y
In The Use Of
JA C K SO N V ILLE, Fla., Aug 27
i r (f ? r * T 00 m,a" y Fhildrrn die froni
d ip htheria solely because of delay
In th e use of antitoxin, declares n
bulletin issued by the Florida stute
boani of health.
In every nuch
case some has been remiss in |,jn
duty, the bulletin emphasizes.
“ S urely no father or mother or
doctor would purposely postpone
proper trea tm e n t for n sick child
no one cares to feel responsible for
th e death of u child," the bulletin
continues.
"E very now and then the state
board of health is consulted about
a case of diphtheria where the
child has complained for several
days and the parents, supposing
the trouble to he ordinary sore
)
"Whenever a child has the tore
throat or becomes hoarse or croupy,
diphtheria should be suspected and
the patient should be examined by
iu f0f t
If there •• any suspicion
that the s yin toms are due to diphtheriu, antitoxin should be adm i
nistered promptly and freely. The
longer its use is delayed the g re a t
er the danger of death.
If treatm ent has been delayed
or the CAIC la a severe one the an
titoxin should be bo given directly
into tho voipa.
"Thu term “ croup" and "m em
branous croilp" nre dangerous be
cause in many instances their a p
plication to cases <.f diphtheria has
been the W ise of n fatal delay in
tht? mlmlnintrntion of antitoxin, tho
tiT th e condShln 't11 t,U‘ <lT t 0 r tUn' <hi"f and oulV reliable' remedy*""
|tf r Canal, handling
srRi’s, crosses th e
without th eir
This is nccomp#]ly carry intr the
icroiM.the o th er un,
t bridge.
(r end of the w ater
water in the chnnfxpnsed .ends of th e
e, water and nil nre the child but only too frequently mended as a preventive, It should
the poison of the diphtheria germ | not In forgotten
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that toxin-antihas done its work and the little | toxin i raniunizutlon is un effective
Chich cost 14,000,000 one passes away.
preventtV* of diphtherin.”
mstructed to fig h t
charged at Liver- and shipping and
2894, six years a fte r
begun.
ough a system of
jEster where the
By The Associated Press
I’ARI^, Aug. 2H. -l/Pl Coming
sixty feet higher
LONDON, Aug. 28. The Hun. afte r the heinnnorlcd and bespatAnthony Asquith, son of Lord tlx
Under W ater Hoad ford A rquith, hns been playing the ted M. de Monzie and the equally
butb of the canal, it part of the role of Bodice, the heniumicled an dndorned M. Cailhe rivet liow ry, up Amazonian Queen, in a Hrilisli lanx, France’s new finance m inis
ter and prem ier, Raymond Poin
[] water flow. This film.
He drove the chariot in an
is nn extrem ely simple dressenenth the ennnl in exciting race scene in place of Miss care,
er.
«400 nUe t long.
WPlV8 !,,hyllis
N,,llson
T‘1,rv' «'M,
Practicing his own preachment of
wise played
the queen.
MissOtherTerlnniniitos in e ig h t[ r y found that guiding galloping public and private economy, M.
.. in groups of four , horses from a swaying chariot was Pbincnre is wearing- the same old
of it. covering 120! beyond her stren g th , and Anthony soft gray hat Ive wure when he
the prem iership more than
t seres of quays,
A squith “ understudied" in it. a t left
two
years
ago.
Also he is w ork
ek quays are tin n s- tired in her royal robes and a wig. ing in un old
gruy sack suit thnl
■rehou3os. and in
Recently young Asquith visited shows considerable need of press
kind, these are rail* Hollywood with his Hister, Princess ing.
He is repairing less fre
eted with all the Bibisco ami made a study of A m er quently to the burlier for his hair
| systems.
ican film production.
and heard trim s than when he oc
valors with n to tal
cupied th e , m o r e decorative post of
J,000 tons can take
Princess Mary is fond of large president of tin* republic.
sis lit tile ra te of h ats and she likes them in bright
When M. Poincare was foreign
l an hour while u n colors.
She recently has been m inister, the social duties a t
ion both sides of one w earing a wide brimmed picture tached to Lluit office forced him
ithed by mnnholus, h at in Damson red, aimply trimmed to he more or less stylishly turned
ing bands, electric- with velvet of the snnm color. out for gain occasions. Even then,
*r rollers, cu rrying This hat usually is combined with however, he never deserted the old
I streams som etim es g ray gowns, set off by n b o u q u et, ........... rrw k coat for tho more
kg to the elevator at th e sam e color us the hat. Princess elegant cutaw
cut„ wav
h„ plain
n.nin black
ay or
or ,the
Ingrid, the 10 year old daughter waist font in favor of his evening
of the Swedish crown prince, also clothes.
It lmd to be an exceed
is fond of picture tints but general ingly im portant a ffa ir to make him
ly w ears pure hnt ones and white discard bis derby or soft hat in
frocks.
favor o f a "topper."
f*
Is on* of
In
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mark* being
thry original
grunt lad bh»__
judgmant Mat
specuUttvo v«ntor*#M
thinking parson* p tm
fa! foturn for Florida
vinead of It* •
■R««l estate
da comparo favorably
ditfona in northarn ( ‘
tainljr thorn 4a mor*
homa», apartments
building* than In m ;
lion o f th« *atn* po
bn* large northern
horn** and offlc*
reported vacant.
“In no other section that
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Red is there the same amount
road, street, public utility Itnu
railroad construction that i t j_
ing on in Florida.
, ’iCV.
"I found that articles fay RagdR'H
Bnbson, C. W. Barron and ff, G-..C
Forbes pertaining
itng to the 1,11,1 ’
conditions of Florida h a d .•
broadly read throughout tbs l
and that these statistician* <
economist* had had f s i a t t M*1!
presirioni for the state U’.
thinking people of other sta
f e - j u w K i r A r S i S T i S-VSTSSS 2*25£
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LONDON LETTER i PARIS LETTER
LETTER
aociated Press
to. 28. "V erboten”
fcr so many y e a n
|itioiuil in G erm any,
ailment under the
[•( Under S ecretary
uisian m inistry of
fermany has u milton many, Hccretm i.
b»wp, the secretary
|Uiplicity of bureuut, tulhorised to eniMtaiunre*. Prusl»uch petty ufoidiniiiices, capo*
>iig t raffic regui century,
ttttsry wants the
the various tier*
Idfclan* the existing
1mil then to adopt
M indispensable regwine, reputed to he
[the world, is a spo
of the wine section
*1 Museum of Speyrelic of a hard
|i» over l,i>00 year*
All the hell ringers in Cherlzey
were m em bers of the bridal party
a t the wedding of Miss l.ylty S tev
ens and Ghiiners from distant
parishes lmd to be summoned to
C hertzey to rin g the wedding bells.
Miss S tevens’ rather, who gave
the bride aw ay, hns been foreman
of the C hertzey bell ringers for
yenrs.
Tho hridu and her sister,
wlm nctetl as bridesm aid, both ure
experienced ringers.
The groom
nnd best rnnn also are members of
th e local bell ringers.
Ju st as little Tommy T ucker of
nursery fame hud to sing for his
supper, so guest!i nl one of A m er
ica’s most prom inent hostess p a r
ties have to earn the meal they
eat before dancing.
A fter mi elaborate dinner at one
of the lending, the hostess s ta r
tled the guests by announcing
th ere would be no music by fam ous
a rtis ts , but th at every one would
huve to sing, w rite, dance or mnke
up rhym es in the slack tim e be
fore adjourning to the hnll room.
The result wns surprising nnd
interesting.
Men und women big
in the soeiety picture vied in m ak
ing good and outshown many of
the younger set.
Talent was un
earthed from the most unlikely
personages nnd the itlen was a
g re a t success.
Urge Komun glass
! a mixture of yvlna
*t two thirds of
in the liquid state.
»u found in a grave
f™ year 200 A. D.
(contents were sealed
"The grand old man of Roses"
in the course of ns he was called, the Into Rev. J.
hns become gum- II. Pem berton of H avering
won
by the precious buv- more than 1,000 aw ards at flower
On retirin g from the
1 sliowH.
church two yours ago, he became a
His
of I’russin, broth* rofessionnl rose grower.
nperor William has loomB were in demand all over the
■personally to take world. Ho was interested In ros
lhani regatta. Ho es $rom boyhood nnd when, a fte r
•I on his largo two- seeing u ruse show a t the C rystal
g f 'e." He says he Palace, ho determ ined th a t he
^h*mi himself during would some day grow better and
Una' Henry visited bigger ruses than those on show
then.
He eventually did. and be
« in t!i()2.
came uresident of the National
, u young Berlin Rose Society,
[irexerved.
B
German tourists, turning the ta
ble's on the French who poured Into
the Rhineland when the m ark wns
at u low rate, nre now, thanks to
their restored currency, throng
ing into the Snvoy region, partic
ularly in tho higher resorts of the
French Alp.
So g re at is this in
vasion th at at Chamonix, the n a
tive* complain there is alm ost as
much G erm an as French spoken.
A circular to school teachers is
sued by M. Herriot as m inister of
public instruction, suggests ways
In which they should recommend
economy In the national interests.
No sacrifice is insignificant, the
m inister says, if m ade by every
body.
The suggestions nre:
F ru it and vegetables should he
pnired ns little as pussihlc, and
ushes carefully sifted.
Everybody should avoid wasting
a single crumb of bread.
Coffee should lie tnken weaker
than form erly und less su g ar used.
Preserved milk should bo avoid
ed ns being an imported article.
Less gas should be burned nnd
the electrict light turned off when
not uctunlly required.
ti
G reat care hq* uI<1. to -taken of
clothes and nofibdy *nould be
afraid of being seen wearing shab
by clothes.
Bits of p a p e r'sh o u ld -b e saved
ami sold instead of being thrown
away.
Autom obiles should be used only
when omnibuses or subwayH are
not available.
In rec*ghhion of the generous
su p port by Am ericans generally of
tho C athddral restoration fund, the
dean and chapter of the Lincoln
C athedral will present to President
Coolldgc tho photogrnph of a copy
rk* Shrikes pen re in- of M agna churta, which is in the
[J)ud ot a large city cathedral library.
Whnt struck Captain G irier most
ori hfs reeprd non-stop straight
lino flight (I’aris-Om sk over 9,1127
miles in 91) hours) was the wel
come the Russians gave him.
N either he nor his companion,
Lieutenant Dordilly, speak Rus
sian, and the landing was "Frutiz1lve 1,1 the mental
ouskl" (F rench).
Miss Winnifred Andrews of Chel
necessary for writ
At once those who wore nearest
's'll as he has in sea, laid her bridal bouquet of hurried through the town und
nwcet peas on the coffin of Henry quickly rounded up its six inhnb-
1living descendant*
At the annua]
lorial services of
’ at Elaonach, BOO
gathered,
had six chl»L^^ivod his death
. K,h°d offspring*.
*■ traced to
Freeman, whose funeaal was held
in the village church at Burgesa itatnte aide to speak French.
The aviators brought back some
Hill at the very hour ho and Miss
Andrews were to have been mar caVitU from Moscow, probably the
ried. The clergyman who was to freihest caviar even eaten in Par
have, read the marriage service is, a* it was newly made and travread the b’u’ri.1
« . i e S f ^ . ! " Y'i“ , , li l,l4thX u i » ,
young man
__
,"the'caviar was deaj.
So was
There are too many book* and j living In general. Wo had to pay
too many graves in the world, says no le u than 800 fraftea each f e t a
Professor J. F. Thorpe^ F. R. S. Ib.ed™*3; **!organhr chemi.try expert.
UlmpIelF
of tho embody
"Civilisation appears to be con- (has to pay> 15,000 franca a month
fronted with two over-growing rent, ^
. >
problems—the Increase In Raceme-, “A tranb-Atlatnlc flight is perteriea and in its libraries,” the pro* jpcctly possible, and with existing
fes«>r declared in his presidential pjanes. It la no longer anything
tion of fuel carrying and
ad]d*eas to the chemistry section but a Question
off the ground a t the
of tba British association a t Ox- i0f
is; In fact.: is the dellffard. The former, no doubt, will [start,
In the**
» long diatance
be solved by cremation. Is it too cate
much to hope that a Judicious ex- fligl
erciae of this method ajso may
ly to our libraries?
Prof,
rpe asked in the course of his throughout the world, the mind
stands appalled
appalJed «at «t**ftddf^IBe
^
“When it: is remembered,” he which Will
ahort* ■
a ’t**we;^a“100
“th
a t there
*that
than are some S8JW0 even <in so snor*
aSentlflb
.
scientific • parlodicala
periodical* pobilabad
pubUahad year*.
»
f* have been
F way In Gerthus far .hag
Mron. Ala L«
the honor
ron c°oatructR ■**«>*• stories and
fc-bof 65-66 feet, -, I i
the U
r chner
ua* the
•h'
LOCAL CHURCHES’RagusaBecomesKnownAs
SHOW BIG GAIN MonteCarloOf Dalamatia,
IN MEMBERSHIP Drawing Th rongOfVis ito rs
Sunday School Attendance Is
Also On* Increase; Chris*
tiun Church Ig New Addi
tion to Religious Circles
S anford tliurrhus ruporl mom*
borship and Suudav St-nool a tte n d
ance inr reuse ft through th e ir p a s
tor s oi1 lay officials. T he increas
es nrt* revealed by the figures giv
en on the following churches:
RAGLSA, Dnlmntin, Aug. 27.— -Balkan countries by Way of the
(>Tt- Kugiisu hns come to he known sen.
as the "Monte Cnrlo of Dela- [ Several new hotels have been
m at in."
j built, and the old Rngusun matroA great gam Id ing romirt has i mil is, where King Richurd, t ’orur
been uiiened in this "Sluvonie Alh- de Lien, is said to h a w taken
on*," a-; the native Rugusitns dill (refu g e in n storm while returning
it, which attra cts throngs of visi i from Pnlestine, has been beautified
tor* from all parts of S outheast in other respects «• us to attract
ern Europe. It is a favorite place visitor*.
for Americans em erging from the
Ragusu is situated on one of the
J
finest land locked harbors in E u
rope, and has a mild elim ate
throughout (tie year.
Embowered in hanging gardens
and garlnaded with all kinds of
tropiixil flowers, it is one of th e .
p rettiest spots on the Adriatic Sea.
Its picturesque old wulls, dating
from (lie days of the Venetians,
are still Intact, and many nxquisito
gems of* architecturu rem ain as
memorials of tho day* when Ragusa was a proud republic. The
Old World atm osphere, the quaint,
narrow street!-, paved with huge
square slabs, and the flocks of flu t
tering pigeons, remind title of an
ancient Italian city.
Like ancient Rome, Hngusa be
gun life as an asylum. It was at
first a rock of refuge (or the su r
vivors of the wracks of Roman
LAKELAND, Fla., A arf*
Iff*)-—Carl O’Naal, sheriff t |
ter county in a telegram to
Lukeland police department
offered a reward of ftOO fa
ret upturo of thrat wlht# met!
broke out of the Jail et Baal
last night. The men am
Bradford brothers end a M M .'/ ; v
numod King. No details wart glv* _ ,1I
dii In the *telegram,
‘
■
i
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Bradenton—Work to start
on construction of bridge
Manatee River.
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i -fav
const cities of Dalmatia. Tot 1
centuries it was a
pabtic until 1804),
seised It and proclatBled UtkD
state at art m i. It* d tiN M jl
are Dalmatians, Croatian**Italians and Austrlani
ustriani, me
whom by dint of hard wot
come (pkoaf
thrift have Become
tradesmen.
F irst Christian
im i
The F irst C hristian d u m b was
organized one von ( ago, ami .has
told ii slow bill steady growth- Thd
The German tourists nre report
ted t o be good spenders and t o have present m embership is 70. and the
a particular penchant for chain- Siimliij Mellon) utteiidon.e a v e r
ages Ml pi-rsiuis.
pngae.
The e h u n li Inuitees have lieeu
The local population, in spile of liri-seiiteii with a lot in Sim Lantu,
the money the foreigners bring in, and it is proposed to erect o church
Is beginning to tie n bit restive be of Sponisli art hite c tu ie . It will
cause of what they regard as the he built in th re e units, mid it i-complacency ami over obsequious planned to -t ort the first unit in
ness of certain restaurant and ho the near future. The c o n g r e g a
tel proprietors and waiters.
tion meets in the Kunford High
kkeeper. is looking
I*, ber in a prison or
fliim
He wants to
Hither plnce he
'he police, consti*P"t for mental la
wants to try the
. “ V f “ Pr«on or
[Md threaten* cornoffense punishable
i 'f the authort*i|tn him voluntarf-
SHERIFF OFFERS
Photographed in fro n t of th e new headquarters building nnd C ity jail. Rending from left to right are: Deputy Sheriff Joa Brinkley,
Lieut. A. H. Beckwith, Defective J. B. Green, Patrolm en R. C. Wilcox, G. V Phillips, Sgt S C. Gardner, Patrolmen F. J. A rthur, O. Hall, J.
V. M artin, <’. <’ Kell, S gt A. K. Marshall, Pntrolluinn J. .1. Grvcsoii, Motorcycle Officer C. F.. Williams ami Deputy S heriff Gaorge Gray.
Sf iited, in i enter, is Chief of Police Roy G W illiams.
■’t;
rS3
School muiitorimn now.
First Uresbylerlnn
The F irst Bresliyterinn Church
has hud n gain of u.qiroxim atrb' 20
I>or cent in church memi»ershlp ami
an increase of 20 per cent in Sum
day School attendance, a com
parison of the pres cut figure* with
those of ono year ago rcvealti, it
wus said.
a
The m^mlmaship is 560 as coin
pared with 450 one y ear ago, and
the Sunday School attendance is
226 as zignlnst 160 last sum m er. (
“ Doing OneThing W ell”
F irst B aptist
During tho past year over 225
new members have been taken into
tho congregation of the F irs t Bap
tist Church of the eitv according
to a report from Rev. F. D. King,
pastor of tho church.
At the nrosont timo tho total
m em bership of th e Sunday School
I f 880. Compared to the member |
ship of 1922 when there wore only |
460 members the rep o rt shows an
increases of approxim ately 100 per
cent.
Tho m em bership of tho church n
your ngo was 1,001 and today it *
Is 1,150. MpmborH being trans- J
fnrred to other churches and m ov-jg
inc from the city account for t h e .J
discrepancy between these two | ■
figures and tho 225 new members )■
added during tho year, according
to Dr. King.
During tho p ast four years con
tributions to the church missions
and other outside work huve al
m ost trebld.
■hi;
vi&
The Globe Dredge Company has filled in 700,000
yards on its East Side contract with The City.
One and one half million yards are to be pumped in
during the next two years.
. *- ' ' it
' ,v .
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i
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A stupendous task being finished on schedule.
First Methodist
Thn First Methodist church
membership has increased more
than 100 In the last year, accord
ing to tho church records. Tho
present membership is 935'as enmrarod with 812 one year ago. The
Rev. W. P. Buhrmnn Is the pastor.
Tho Sunday School enrollment is
620 at present.
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f
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' Th.
Church h** £60 parishioners, an
increase oyer* the number of com
municant* of th* ehnrch one year
ago. Th* jtijv< Mortimer Clover
is oast or of the church.
, Conitraetioto , hi* .started on a
two-story ittKrtoty, which will be
used by th f chareh pastor *nd his
fanOty. It,W}jI;ba o f, stucco de
sign. and- will cost approximately
$14,000.
V
. The chdrch school attendance is
115 . __ ■ : v / ’/ v ;•: * r ' '
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CHICAGO, Aug. 30—W - i
Jlddu Krltihumurii, the yountf
Brahafnnn, heraldudo by theosb'phy ns the modern messenger
of divinity on earth, has <le*
c|ined ,“^undreds of offers for
public.appearanco in America,”
he revealed today.
Speaking o f one offer involv
ing a considerable sum of mony , the lyoung man aaid, “ I
on't want it. It is not hanplneaa. Money docs not mean
ahythlng. I would not Tike the
money.”
Krishnamurti took no nart in
coremonies held at the national
hcdqunrtcrs bujldinic at Wheat
on, III., yesterday hut viewed
tho laving of a comer sionc for
a new headquarters building.
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LAKE OPTIMISTIC
OVIR EXCELLENT Drinking
Given “
TOURIST SEASON Prisoneto
M any Im p orta n t P roblem s Tn*
C lm litig G erm an y's E fe e flo ji
A s M em b er O f Council; W IU
C o m e U p F o r C onsideration
Spanish Demand May
Bring Complications
jWf»J
. « M ( U H U JjlW fc
Mayor Returna From New
Ybrk Feeling That Florida
W ill Have Biggest W inter;
TalkB W ith Hulick Bros.
European Financial Matters
Also May Be Debated; Gil
bert Confers W ith Salter
Treated, Is
Tajflbr Held
Piling Of
By County At
GENEVA. Aug. 80-(/P)— With n
’ “ WinUr prosp«ete "for Sanford
the
gathering
of • statesmen
are good." - said- Mayor Forrast
throughout the world one week
Lake upon his rtturn from N®w
from today for tlie annual assem
York.
While on his tfip north he
Investigation o f UxiJ
bly of the League of Nations, manv
conferred with Hulick and Hulick,
IrORK. Autf. «°»0.—
problems of great import, in add
operators of the Hotel Forrest tions at trie Seminole
Away. w h ore R iulition to election of Germany to
Lake of thi scity, and- they stated convict camp today
that reservations were coming in in the dismissal o f thd.jj
Itjno mu <• w ork ed as ()pin in n »()f Farmer Secretary membership, seem likely to arise.
The demand of Spain for soverfast for the season at the local captain and two gui *
shrr. today paid
hotel, and that they expect a large
O f W ar Thai II. S. Should i ignty over the internationalised
of Tangier, in Moroc
crowd of visitors here when the i f f C. M. Hand w u '.t
Ijbute l " Ik e nmn
Cancel Foreign Debts Re community
rily placed In charge j
co, threatens to bring complica
hotel ojiens about Nov. 16.
it the h eig h t o f his
ceived With Idltle Interest tions into a settlement of the cri
"Travel to Florida is already road camp has been
sis over the claiipa of both Spain
Cheik o f th e.m oviesheavy und indications are that the ized.
W ASHINGTON. Aug. 30— (/P>— and Poland for sent* in the league
pous th o ro u g h fa re
season in this state will equal any
Witnesses who apt
In the past.
I was unable to get
k ith m any
thou- The opinion of Newton D.. Baker council.
ved
to
have
been
killed
when
an
explosion
wrecked
a
shaft
of
the
ClearIt
appears
not
improbable
that
fore
th® Samlhol® Coil
war-tima secretary of war, thu*
good train accommodation* on my
ihe funeral c o r te g e the United States should cancel the financial prohlqms of Europe f
‘ . T The
■ 's h o• w s relatives of ...............
■‘ mdnoua’ c’on ^C orporM fe^^^t’ii^err'pn
h e ^ " p l c t u• W
tho entombed trip back to Sanford, having to con mlsaloners, liftin g as
Tthe funeral church at debts owed its allied nnd associated ulso may^e t^gown Into the league field u..
n" U‘ i ""J ,,nV“ hillside overlooking the mine opening waiting for rescue workers to emerge tent myself with an upper berth,
inquiry, testified of t
.y '
Ld filfth Street, to the powers, found little reaction tndny having taken pn a • new vigor men wn. ig
victims. Below, a rescue crew is sebn proceeding into the mine, equipped the mayor said.
ed condition of F n d
.
w(«t 39th Street, two in the official circles in Washing since the vialt to Europe of An with sonu tidings of the
deadly
black
damp.
This
crew
savedtho
lives
of
a
few
of
tho
miners.
with gat iii/sks to combat the
‘‘.Scores of people inquired about tain of the camp, and
drew Mellon, secretary of the treas
ton.
Florida whllo I was in Now York. guards, “ Quin” D®mpeey
[of tin- police bomb
In tlie absence of Secretary Mel ury o f the United states who has
Most of them appear to be homo- Gore; of the finding ol
16.1 regulur policemen, lon, who is in Kurnpe, treasury talked with various men high up
Reekera.
Thu npccul®tlv8 land gallon bottl® o f mooruhlsajjl
fmounted squad, pa- officials were disinclined to com In European finnnee, but with whnt
W om an’s Body Is
buyer ia through and the people the road from th® camp, *:
unorai route and stood ment except to call attention to regard lias not been mnde known
who intend to help build the Flor leged brutality to pn*o«T
Taken From Lake
(Je tiic funeral parlors tho statement issued by the sec
Parker Gilbert, agent for repa
ida of the future are coming in thi* moral laxity among the, ]
th.
rations
payments,
has
conferred
retary prior to his departure. This
winter.
There aro more people in charge o f the camp.
block in which St. statement, it wns pointed out, end with Sir Arthur Salter, who has
CHICAGO, Aug. 30 - (A*)— A
Florida at thi* time than at a
When the sheriff's
jthulii Church is lo- ed forth by n plea of cancellation been instrumental as head of the
*women's body, gushed and
similar period last year, and the took charge of the cam
5„<tll to traffic for the
financial
section
of
the
league
in
bruised, found in I .like Michi
passing of tho wild wave of land afternoon, the lone guard
of tho French obligation, which
ho services began at
gan wus identified today two
.speculation has given-them a feel th® cook, tru®tlaa and,
hnd been met by the secretary's bringing about financial rehabili
a large detail of po
hours Inter as that* of Mrs.
.
remark that "no other dreejitor of tation of Austria and Hungary
era were either drinking
Aged Sanford Woman Strick ing of security.”
wered on duty to pre- France has accorded sifch gener After the conference Sir Arthur
Blanche Battrell, 32.
Police
"All railroads running Into thli the lnfleunce of tehlaky,
J.
S.
Harvard,
Manager
O
f
en
While
Visiting
Home
Of
on of the disorders
wns Introduced to Mr. Mellon who
said she was a divorcee.
ous treatment,” ns hus.America.
state nro doing a capacity bualnsaa
. i ^
Yowell Store, Returna From
er lust week.
Son In Hollywood; Led Ac ntul steamship lines also roport tilled.
made a week-end visit to Geneva
Arguments Used In Senate
Declaring
that
her
clothing
.
Held
K. Leonard, pastor
North;
Predicts
Big
Tourist
nnd
left
for
Paris.
tive Life in Community heavy reservations for th® ®®rly
Tho arguments propounded by
indicated that sho had been a
, was named to celebBaylor ha* lived a t_
May Conalder French Debt
Season and Many Visitors
winter.
There aro moro $rolna number of year*.
former Secretary Buker, it was
victim of violence, nnd that tho
H# 1
ulm mass.
Rev. WllIt
is
reportod
that
there
is
n
running
into
thi*
»tato
tod®^
than
Funeral Borviccs for Mrs. Alice
boo. ml bcon in the water but
pointed to the job
rhaplain of the pointed out further, hnd boen used tendency to consider France’s at
E. Robliins, 77, resident of Sanford thore were a year ago,' Mayor ago.
a fe«v hours, polieo called a girl
“ Business conditions should be
H® ia about U
or*' Guild, wus de- ropeatedly on the senate floor dur titude toward ratification of the
for 33 years nnd who passed away Lake declarod.
ing tho debate on the various set
companion of Mrs. Huttcrcll nnd
ns good this winter ns they were
age, and o f medium I
dforon.
accord reached hetween M. Beren lust season,” said J. 8. Harvard,
Saturday
nt
the
homo
of
her
son
tlcmcnts
nnd
had
failed
to
effect
summoned Edward Moore, with
“ I did not hear this state waa hold today urn
olini of the Chicago
ger. the French ambassador to tho munngcr of Yowoll’a Department
whom tiie., .said she wns seen in Hollywood will ho hold Tuos- knockod to any great axtant, moat pending the filin g
ny, nnd Dimitri Onor- modification of tho Italian and United Statea. na tho key to am
dny at 3 o'clock from tho Mlllcr- of tho comment being of th® most charge* against hi
Store, upon his roturn from a buy
last night/
Cnrlos Opera Com- other debt agreements.
elioration of tho general debt set ing trip to New York. While away
Erickaon funeral home.
Burial fsvorabto nature, and Indicating Prosaeutor E. F. H
A
fter
reviewing
the
entire
sub
skrtcil as soloists.
tlement situation.
will take place in the City Ceme that the people there have confi an InroaUjratlon o f th® t
Mr.
Harvard
talked
with
malty
ject
of
debts
owed
by
foreign
pow
[tn were among tho six
As leaguo officnls aro preparing people concerning Florida and they
dence in tho ultimate succeaa of the by th® Florida Prison
tery.
•
,
ers and particularly that owed^ by
*r»—they w6ro Jean
for the commencement of tho scsMr*. Robbins was hern
Bio, builders uf Florida/1 he said.
Franco,
it
was
recalled
that
Sec
•ion, which haa
ntlno’s first wife, and
•
* JU.
Wis., in 184H.
She was .married
retary, Mellon had said that, n e f flqija, cqrae rqflpi1* of much^oaa*-- ,g
o f all convict camp®,
stepping
t>y
monarchists
in
Nu“
to Aaron Robbins in Portage City,
season.
M. D. Polston of
arrived yeaterday fect, “ America has cancelled tho remburg.
Bavaria,
a
demonstra
Wis.. on Thnnksgiving day 1837.
b
"Tin* wholesale merchants o f .
pointed captain of th o ^
Kngtln. Valentino's obligations o f Frnnco for all ad tion hold yesterday being a
They
celebrated
their
fifty-eighth
recommendation
* “
I opened for her to see vance during the war, nnd Franc.* counter move by the Nationalists New York are in n position to know ,
wedding anniversary last Thanks
has undertaken only to repay the
just exactly how prosperous Flor j
E. H. Kilbee of Dlat
against
a
Republican
demonstra
giving.
%
appointmant being off®
[hippy ttint everything advances nnd obligations subse tion held in Nurenihurg some ida is by the amount of goods they 1W ife Who Robbed For Love
In 183!) the newly married cou
are
selling
to
Florida
retailors,
ami1
mediately.
The .sat
ide in lovely for him,” quent to the armistice."
O f Huttbad Gones Home To ple moved to Saline county, Kan
time ngo. The participants in It
at $1B0 a month.
“ The settlement of the French arc opposed to the Republic and they are practically unanimous in
Vefri.
sas,
where
Mrs.
Robbins
wus
tho
W ail For Mate Next Month
aiithoriaad to employ a t '
ore the lioily was car- obligation," he continued, "has tho entry of Germany into the their statements that they lure Hell
first white teacher in tho public
PBHSr.OTT, Arix., Aug. 80—
ing more goorin to Florida then this
i little cliu *t h, the pews been made along somewhat d iffer Longue of Nntlons.
schools.
She was a charter mem frt»)_F,. T. Mi-Kellegon, 35, In Jail salary, guards to replace t
charged/
NASHVILLE, Twin., Aug. 30— ber of the Order of the Eastern
|many of the occupants ent lines of the French obligation*
From London comes news of an Hummer limn they did at the same
hero with his young wife, whom
the Star, nt Snlinii. Kan.
Taylor was asked by_i<
*n. .Many prominent to Great-Britain, with tho British entirely different character. Men time last year." Mr. Harvard saiil (/I*)— Mrs. Munun Strait,
The Rob he declares ho savod from the
bandit
from bins lived in the lutter city for al
“ Business is gooil in th®.north. •‘bobbed haired"
Attorney George A. DeOo "
Mors ami producers sat blinking ndvnnces and commercial and women of fourteen countries
granp
of
John
H.
Rohltmon,
R
**#
obligations have been treated sep of the world in a manifesto are All of the New York hotels I visit Momphis, stepped through the most 20 years.
|t pews.
city manager and police Judge, questioned the witness*®,
Many of the doors of tho stute penitentiary a
i tn the servicos was by arately from the war debt proper. regimating the league to declare cd wore crowded.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robbins moved to with doath-doallng bullets shortly any atatement to maka
knd only those bearing France Had Generous Treatment conscription illegal as the first stop people I saw thore were represent free woman yesterday ufter serv Sanford in 18811 nnd have lived hore after midnight yesterday, will be County Commissioners, a n il
piled In the;negative.
“ It
“ If, however, we compare the toward world disarmament.
atives of southern firms buying ing one year for robbery for love. ever since.
prdereil invitations were
Since their removal
Granted a few moments.in pri to Florida Mrs. Robbins hud con questioned further today by coun right and privilege that
their winter ami fall stocks. There
■pproach within n block settlement of all France's indebt
have to answer any qv
were u large number of Florida re vate before her departure, with tinued her active part in the life ty officials.
edness to England with tho set
dee.
Mrs. McKellegon was treated |yqU don't want to," th®
tlement of her indebtedness to 15 Michigan Convicts tailers in the metropolis while I Ernest Strait, a fellow prisoner, of tho community, being a Past
for whose sake she held up a cafe Grand Matron of the .Order of the yesterday for a broken finger and 'tofney told him. "That.rn
America, France has had^ genorous
was there.”
i
killed. Several treatment
in Memphis 18 months ago, Mrs. Eastern Star in Florida, and a a wrenched arm aftor City Mans- reason that it might ir
from us. Particularly Is Believed To Be H id in g
"O f course you will hear
gor Robinson wus found dead with you.”
this true during the
first Hve N e a r the R eform atory knocks for the stute while you un Strait was released under parole member of the D. A. R.
When Train s years,
Ask®4 To Explain A1
and
loft
for
Mississippi
to
pre
Mrs. Robbins is survived by her several hullota in his body where
which will he tho most d if
in tho north, but these come for
R. ho had fallen, apparently from hi*
Commissioner B. F. is®
Near Chicago ficult for Franco. The American IO NIA. Mich.. Aug. 30— (/P)— the most part from i><opi® who are pare for the homecoming of her ^lu,band and two children,
- ■It-v
* and Mrs. automobile In front of the MoKol- asked Taylor to explr1”
settlement with Franco embraces With 15 convicts who escaped not in a position to know anything usband after his prospective re- Robbins of Hollywood,
loose
u
month
hence.
W.
I,.
Harvey
of
this
city.
Sho logon homo. From whoro tho car since from the camp,
.
all
of
France’s
indebtedness,
and
0, Aug
30 — (/F)—
Saturday from tho Michigan State of Florida except at, loUg range.
Announcement of tho granting is also survived by two brothers had been pnrked a trail of blood he was looking for an .<
|w>r ami his firemen represents, in the opinion of the Reformatory here arc still at The people who roally know the
of a parole to the girl was made Herbert Folsom, of Minneapolis, wus Imck-trackcd by Investiga vict whoso name he gave.,
''I and ii iso several American commission, Francos large, posses today intensified their state are boasting fer Us, and I
today hy the parole hoard, which Minn, and Albert Folsom of Nut tor* to thn McKellegon home, dlcton.”
Ho waa aekqd
aii'l l ruin employes enpscity t«» pay.”
search in the belief that most of predict thnt there will bo more per
whore McKellegon
surrendered
(Continued on “
Before his departure, it was re the men are hiding in wooded sec munent residences mado In Flori acted favorably on a petition wood, O.
, two piolmlily fatnlly
from scores of sympathetic Mom-, Mrs. Robbins bad enjoyed good hinn-olf and a pistol holding flvo
when i In- locomotive of called, the secretary, who is chair, tions within a radus of 100 miles da during the coming year than in phians in behalf of Mrs. Strait, health until about 18 months ago. empty shells.
man
of
the
debt
commission,
hail
any time in the history of the
vani.i Railroad freight
of the reformatory.
and which now lias before it a Her illness necessitated her re
When ho told tha coroner's Jury
state," ho declared.
ini into Uh» engine o f n served notice that tho .committee
Officials
are
of
tho
opinion
that
similar petition on behalf of her moval to Hollywood about four ho had shot Robinson on returning
hnd
washed
*1#
hands
nf
tho
Ffoncn
“ People used to regard this state hulband and childhood sweetheart, month* ago.
d passenger train, kickthe general alarm sent out *hortTho cause of her
neur the Beverly Hills debt when it signed the agreement ly after the escape halted the as a placo for speculation, and to 'whom she was married shortly death waa given as paralysis of the homo and finding the official
struggling with his wife, the Jury
with Ambassador Berenger.
they
are
alow
to
realise
the
living
the Buck island.
flight of some. The dispatch with
before they began their prlion sen throat.
recommended he l»o bound over on
In tho past few
i*herg. fireman of the
which the posse was formed and conditions here.
tences.
GENEYA, Swltaarland,
a murder chargo.
months
they
have
come
to
know
id tram, wns crushed to T rad e Body Erects
the thoroughness of the road pa
Marian King first fell In love One R obber Slain And
Tho spectacl®
Sheriff’s officers testified they —
» rail uf his locomotive
that
Florida
is
something
beside
trols led thorn to bclcive that
with
Ernest
Strait
when
‘
hey
were
Loobo,
presld®nt of th®
had
been
summoned
to
tho
McKel
T
w
o
H
igh
w
a
y
Signs
boom
state
and
many
of
them
"Kim-n. Stewsrt Kaufmany of the missing men nro bot
are planning to make this state school children together near Tu- Second Seriously H urt logon homo shortly after midnight Reichstag, b«tng eeeortod
in a hospital of a fractled up in tho area.
poln, Miss. When Ernest
went
by a telephone call from Mrs
Mrs. Mc- of honor by o French
Highway signs, giving the d i
After fleeing hundreds of miles their homo.”
bad" in Momphis, Marian remained In Battle W ith Cops Kollogon to tho effect that a featured the opening
llthews, III, Lngnnspnrt rections to Orlando, Deland and
‘'Florida is made up of a cosmo true to him. Shu held up h cafo
in stolen automobiles and f ‘,ulin<
fight” waa going on. A loaded the 25th Universal
J'lr of tin- freight train, Daytona Bench
30.—(A*) -Ono
wero placed at their outlet cut o ff in “ ll <i,r« ct* politan population, und it is this to obtain money for hi* bond anu
Gil 10AGO, Au
pistol was found in Robinson's gross. This »«U or; _
|prulmli|y fatally injured Flrat Street and Sanford Avenue
fact
that
ia
making
A
rfrest
state
a socod probaapplsudcd, by tho 8001
Ions five of the convicts yester
for the crime was sentenced to robber was
fireman was less scrioun- Acting Secretary Robert J- Holly day were intercepted by a posse.
out of it.
Tho varied ideas of five years in prison. Strait also bly fatally Injured nnd throe detec sutomobll®;
United States M l ropn
IFive passengersggn tho of tho Chamber of Commerce an
people from all parts of the coun was convicted and sentenced.
tives and an .official of tho Chi
Miaa Jan® Adam®., * tlftM
One.
Russell
Andrews,
Detroit
FAMILY
ROW
ADJUSTBO
IM were bruised or cut
try simmered down until only the
w®r5
Now they plan to ®tert over cago Surface .Company
M. La rhSaine./Yloo
gunman, was captured when he at best remain are bound to produce
W A 8HI NOTON, Aug. 80—
—
trluss and others were nounced today.
again on a Mississlpp plantation iar gun-fight between police and Another llttl® family row between of tha^Bolglan aenata,'Increased travel on tho Orlan tempted to floe with his compan good results,” Mr. Harvard said.
Ihaken.
as soon a* Strait, who was re wounded last night in a spectacudo highway caused the trade body ions!^ The others wero surround
r. and Mra. Phil Knox seems tn that thajcongrfU.
Mr. Harvard was accompanied duced in grade recently bocaus® of u group of robber* who attempted S ive been adjusted. Cut with a finanda
officials
to
decide
upon
erecting
ed
in
the
swamp
and
two
captured
I 1* AM Kit 1CAN GIRLS
on his trip to New York by his Infraction of prison rules, is
to seize $3,00 ut a West Side car water-glass that the Mrs. threw ism i.qat.M.l
last night after a pistol battle.
the signs, Mr. Holly suid.
wife, and Sira. E. E. Powell.
sd
a
parole,
which
is
•?Pect®d.
^
A
wooden
sign
with
an
arrow
Phil Is In a hospital and th® Mrs.
IWSTON. Aug/30—U P ) —
former is head of the ladles r**dy b« on® at the next meeting of the
A young wanted who had acted U vlsitlflg him often. *
ir
lAnierieuu girls do paint pointing south canriea the.pnraao,
to-wear department while Mr*- board.. They wHl be on probation as chauffeur and “ lodfcoat." fo r
’
■To
Orlando.”
,
Th®.
n
other
sign
I* hit. They spent $84
Powell le head of the mlUenery de on® y e a r . __________
the robbers, was crptuwd -in the
phw®,
M year for facial creams points north and. caiTMgth®Beach.”
partment,
They asaisted in tne
melee. Another girl, escaped. The
“ To DeLand and Daytona
buying of the fall etock for their
police surroprtded-.tb® car barn as
branenea of the ator®.
the result of a “ tip-off” form an
.employ® o ff the str®«t car com
A T LA N T A , Gn., Aug.
pany, who had been urged to Join
— Postmaster E. K. Large said
the robber band,.
today that regular apssenger and
DOVER, England, Aug. 8A—0F)
Tho dead holdupiman was iden
% ’>
tified as Joseph de la Vern® and — Otto .Vorkoeton, o f Germany, toair mail service between
teen
bridge,
closed
for
The,
and Miami, Fla., probably would
LONDON, Aug. 80.—(A*)—A'dlsmoilth was reopened his wounded companion, waa bo*
Hodgee,
J.
A.
Robinson,
and
W.
E.
*
Jam®* „ Maion®y.
be
inaugurated
the
latter
part
lleved to bo.
patoh to the Dally Jxpres* from
pirklaiiil was sentenced to
Hendaye, on the Ffaneo-9p»nlsh
of $200 or spend 90 Waldron were dismissed, while ScptonibftT*
A ^ ^ a o . o U ' t t i d g . , 100 f t Amon. th® wournd®d- were . Lieut. ertioon'ai Laagdoo Stein from
i
N on u rhnrgo of poaseaa- Richard Caawell-forfeited a bond of
The Florida Airway*. Inc. hood frontier, saya the condition of tne long, vr«® con®trw®tea overJine John W.,Noprton, wl
HWA »'| f
•
IKt-J. MefU'ms liquor, $100 or 60 $26. The other case was that oi ed by Major Reed Chamber*, !* 19-ye«r-old heir-apparent to the river, -to replace an old wooden scalp wound, and
K
inney,
diyi«(on,
euperlktondent/of
alapsed
tlm
®
of
tke.awitn,
Spanish
throne,
th®
Princeof
the
.charge of reckless drivunder government contract fpr
‘'
400 f®®t long. Tn® remalnth® coAponjdT,
• •"
1or f,0 days on a charge Sto S i anelght cases of di,order‘ J mall service between AUante *nT Asturias, has taken « sudden turn
d f t w iin ro filled
Ji.. J.conduct
were
reported
during
the
..iguretM, ^or
for
th®
wonMpand
is-causing
fear®
Pg concealed weapons, thie
to
County
Engineer
Fred
Miami. Thie -calls for a plane
Th®
Lln Municipal court by week-end. Willie Robinson, Walter leaving Atlanta In the ' morning to be expressed for his Uf«.
W om p7
tfie .foad
M ge .1. (;. Sharon, act- Dixon, Frank Graham. Dewey f £ Miami and a Miami plane ar prince haa been in delicate health
were
..
Williams,
and
Lexle
Hanford
wet®
from
’*
Spinal
disease
since
his
iad startaftor worthed.«tartH g e W. K. White, who
riving tn A fla n t. on the after*
was wltnroud by
birth. •• .
.
.
waa forbidden by th® C a § - ----------- ---------- ™
■-.’I, ‘ ■
I the rity. Thin in nald to fihed $3 each, while J. B. Dailey
noon of th® ®alp® day. ; >■
tar*;who, ran, down
•.Thai Spanish Corfes, »»y® vj*
ity tommieslorac® *ft►••the heaviest sentence*' and Charlie Duke forfeited bonds
*4‘rt *te«vt Jj►
*•
The flying toot® wttl Include dispatch, haa b®en :cdnvoked_to
he
battery
s overflowed'the new
l ln 'he municipal court of f t f $10 on the abovw change.
heaviest fine for disorderly con stop® *
Macon, JackaonvUlO’ nans® 'this king's third son, .
ono half 'm lle a jo n r
l*pr some time.
i/roceded, and theror'1 w»s finer! $200 or 90 duct waa Imposed on H. J. rren- Tampa and 8t Petenburg in adthatw“
thi®,
dltipn to th® %®H»l»®l® >a|,’ Atlanta
itt who was assessed SIB.
ll.. c*mrKt’ of poBseaaing
imsnt ratf
W alleged trtfffc violators net- and Miami.
dona bjr .a®* aff
< •
T c -rp o ^
* J- L R o b o rti'jllM
* ‘Don
thaa
Maolor Chamber^ ia in Detroit
,
<!0 ‘lay* for operat- tod the cRy » 1i li
felted, bonds. The case o f
Jbile drunk.
to oMatn thro® pa*®®ng®r pUpea i® V h .w w .m p * ■ to
«ht case* were on th® Arrington charged with i
for us® onthl® »'?otj#i.v
^
Ing, wae continued to W<
t o ' , ' " * /.fv * ta
MRS. ROBBINS, 77,
WILL B E BURIED
HERE TOMORROW
LOCAL MAN SEES
LARGE BUSINESS
FOR THIS W’NTER
0 -a u W O M A N B A N D IT
TENNESSEE
LEAVES PRISON
Man W ho K illed
W ife’s
Assailant
Held For Quizzing
V
Reichstag
Honored At,
Of Peace
Mat
Mail And Passengers
To Be Carried By Air
Atlanta To Mi ami
Strickland Draws H eavy Fines
fhi;ee Charges In M unicipal Court
Fear Expressed For
Crown Prince’s Life
Bridge At Osteen Is
Opened Today After
Being Closed Month
German SwimsTunai
Ederle’s Mark By
•
J
u
�.| »|
l
. { S t t f i ft \»
fVtt* > , . r
.WIWKW/WII *>
WK' . I i W>-m ,
Facts and figu res relative to the p a vin g situation in
Sanford and Seminole County and o f the com pany under
whose contract the g ig a n tic program is b ein g carried
out.
This contract includes a 100,000 yard job at the Geneva
Fill.
The entire contract is to be finished by N ovem ber,
and the
Hutton Construction Company, in spite o f
numerous delays caused by the em bargo last winter, and
by the prolonged rainy season, arc up to their schedule.
roxima
W a ges T o 500 Men Distributed In Sanford
And Seminole County E very W eek
In order to better serve the City of Sanford, and the
County of Seminole, a modern asphalt plant has been
constructed on the outskirts o f the city, and the equip
ment q f the company now represents an investment of
over $125,000.
IN( OltCOKATED
M. B. H U T T O N ,
W . J. H A R D Y ,
Pre
- Treasurer
�aVv'VK.■*
fia v ‘ st
V t* * :v Cotton *.H
5338!
'Oct., 17.781 — c, tJ.76; Jan., 1
78; March, 17.M} May, 18.00.
|
j w y ^ j o _*w-fwuna outensn,
R lG lff
«.
A
ah I 18J5O 0lVii?
camp captain. The deputies
T O
JACKSONVILLE, FIs., Aug, 80,12,00) most medium and lighthankow "
took charge o f the camp, and re
Wall Street Opening
Marsha] W«
—(JP)— Conditions and quotations we|ght packing sows, lO.OOffilo moved shells from all of the guns.
NEW YORK. Aug. 90— t/P)— prevailing on
______
_ Jacksonville
____
jtt ...............
>(|>iiiii iik ne
the def
the
150. aj >
cw
smooth lightweight
held
"Sjiato whether under your ob
An irregular higher price-move* market today as reported by th« jaiwve ll.QQf heavjss%angiag down-!
W l ,, .
A movie of the recant hiid-sum^ n2
bJ frmn P *g * 1)
servation, Captain Taylor was
■
ment today ushered- in Labor Day Florida state marketing uureau.
-------ward to 9.00 or below [ bulk deslr-1 deni *
b?
Mb Clark, a negro who drinking or drunk?” Mr. Do i mor conference o f f.ho Florida
American Legion offirinls in. this. S u rv e y O f M o re T h a n H un- week In the stock market, tnadlh i was not a road
Supplies o
—f all miscellaneous' able strong-weight hogs, 11.00® ! uD " i,!? .be
tionally a period o f quiet and inIn bis automobile,
.........................
13.50; medium. 12.00014,50; light
moderate,
drinking” the deputy
al l ht0 Milnnc
dred Operators Shows Bus decisive trading. Rails were again vegetables light, demand
theafer Wednesday wight
market about steady:
might know where said.
18.40014.60; light light, is.M@ ?e-iSeemJJM
The film will bo shwwn Under tho
iness Has Good Increase; in brisk demand under the' leaderBeans 94 bushel hampers fancy
D M ," Iw ylor said..
Said Taylor Gave tier Drink
nurpleis of the Cam/ibcll-Logging
Many Stations Co-operate
fWhat was this woman, Lottie,
Lottie, the negro woman, re
of the Amorlcnn., Legion.
X In your car?” Commissioner called to the stand while deputies post
15394, up 1%, and a’ new high re ns 225 to 250. Eggplants standard
The picture includes panoramic
NEW YORK, Aug. 3'_
star asked,
went after three prisoners at the groups, close ups o f prominent of
cord for all time.
crates fancy 200 to 260. Okra
Reported
“
chnoa”
In
.the
air
road
camp,
testified
that
Taylor
tin had her get Into the car,”
ficials! in attendance, J& view of the suiting from the lumping o f wav General Asphalt and Generat Elec bushel hampers, fancy 200 to 223.
*tn 11111111111... .
r sakt.
“ I don’t know what had given her and others a drink
tric
each
opened
about
a
point
high
V ie conference on Its way to tho lengths by a fetf broadcasting A c
Peppers % bushel hampers, fancy
while she was n prisoner ut tho It ;iun hut for dinner? as tho guests
JT-c/l
100 to 160. Sweet potatoes in sacks
tions has been premodncad a ^ fa l! er.
■'negro resident of Gold- enmp last month.
o f the Ladles Auxiliary, several acy" by a score o f broadcasting
The market wavered soon after cwt 400 to 450. Tomatoes Mary
The
next
witness
was
n
white
views of the “ 40 and 8” parade in
first witness, testified
and representative manu opening when beak aelling was land fl». fancy 225 to 250. Eggs
jrlor and Dempsey came to prisoner, who gave his name as the afternoon, and n nomber of stations
renewed against the motors and fresh fertile whites, case lots, dozfacturers,
I>ocke,
He
said
he
didn't
know
j occupied by a negro named
scene t taken at the ball park.
rubbers, early losses o f 1 to 2 ,
,r
ntB
‘
Radio
Not
Affected
who
brought
the
whisky
to
the
Sunday morning and asked
Following tho filmi taken in San
points being registered by Mack 1en 4 ce
Representatives
of
upwards
of
camp
as
he
was
asleep.
He
testi
, a. negro woman.
Rich told
ford there will bo nl short picture
30— Buttst
100 operators and manufacturers, Trucks. General Motors, Hudson,
I'ia m a officers that she didn’t fied that he had been invited to
nnd U. S. Rubber, with sympa
167 tubs;,
fill
a,bottle
with
whisky,
which
he
°eonferenc
f W
SfflftJP'S2
r
A
"
V
i
.
e
nM.
l
!
canvassed.
n
rt
*
&
£
£
£
:
It his house whereupon the
Wi I be Weld. This will * ed \he condiU(/n but d l i l « S S tha- thetic declines o f a point or more
standards
I swore, Clark testified. Tny- did.
give the
chance tt o
o ,. tll„,r business over
nvp- laat
u . » year 7had
'\ taking place in U. S. Steel com
u . Legionnairys *a cnance
4094041'A
;
Booker
Scott,
a
negm
prisoner,
Clark on the mouth, the
mon, American
Smelting and first*, 3794(2)39.
'•Aid, followed by a kick on testified that a guard kicked him hmks Bko Imforo they g ^ T c r o . * incr-c” wl’ in " ome caM»- « much
1
WcBtinghouse A ir Brake. Lack of
as 100 percent.
in tho hack after he hud been sen
Eggs unchanged; receipts, 151,The pie tun s wore- made by tho
intensive
and 806 eases; firsts, 3194@3294; ordi
tenced
to
tho
"sweatbox,”
a
mild
Not
more
than
ten
percent
o
f
the
j
,
„ „public
lA Mparticipation
M
xfdln Handcuffed Clark
Lago Vista Productions of Kiss broadcasting stations had changed !be
possibility of a further stiffen- nary firsts, 26@29.
form of punishment for reralUiimmee the official motion picture
Jn handcuffed Clark In Tay- trnnt prisoners.
Prisoners are producers for the Tjeginn in Flori their wave length, the group re -j mg in call' money rates because
prcsonce, the negro witness keps in wooden W ith, lnrg«
ported, nnd most of them were stn of the demand for funds In con
CHICAGO; Aug. 30— (U.5S.D.A.)
;
They drove to Goldsboro enough to sit or -stand up, but not da, and will have a large circu tions whose hraodcaatlng radius nection witk the third quarterly
c M lj
I ‘Stopped in front of a negro to lie down. They are given wn- lation throughout tho stute under did not interfere with other stn dividend interest and federal in — Hogs, 29,000; heavy h*gs and
strong-weight packing sows slow;
_ 1, he said.
She was told to ter and kept in the box* until they the auspices o f the* vnrinus posts. tions.
come tax payments are believed others mostly 15@26c higher; pigs
The showing o f the picture
tho car, and they drove off, yield to camp discipline.
to have inspired the aelling move
St nitons Cooperate
i Clark and the Mobley woman
ment.
"The guard kicked ,,,,, jn »h..! should furnish a great deal of favMeanwhile,
radio
station
opera
IIpl arable advertising for this city,
M rear seat, and Taylor and arm and back,” Scott said.
Special strength developed in
tors
in
the
Middle
West
have
tak
npsey in. the front seat.
shot at me under my legs, and Legmn nffi 1 la aay.
which
en matters into their own hands Delaware and Hudson,
?h*t did they talk about?” the
ulled his gun two times on me."
and attempted a
cooperative b,uchcd 177 for the firs t time
ft'
S to p
iftty.attom oy asked.
T his happened just liefore he start
scheme of regulation for their own I
1910- New Pc»k price* for
Horse races and basket
L*<;**They told her to quit lying,” the ed
running for the sweatbox,
protection.
*
, lh<’ Ycnr w1?re registered by Owens
-j Wftnfcss said.
“ They were talk- wherre he wns kept for eight
Baby's health and the health of
Seven stations nt Minneapolis ' R'dtlB, BiBterick Publishing, Con pirnis to he held nt Chuluftta,
gj Ityg about something that happened hours without water or fond.
st. Paul and Northfield, Minn . j “ ll'!»ted sugar and Almagamtod Monday, Snpt. t>.
the
w hole fam ily during these w,rm
i Grorgia, and they were going
“ fussed" Another Prisoner
agreed not to leave their assigned * f
L
I
I do the same thing to her.”
days are m o re or lees dependent on
wave lengths, shortly after one
With the exception of a drop of
“ Why did they put yon in the
Every time
the automobile sweatbox?" lie wns asked.
station, W AM I) at Minneapolis ! s i’nlnt« ' n Spanish pesetas, foreign
another ear, the guard
“ I cussed another prisoner,"’ be
A T LA N T A , (Jn., Aug. 30. U V ) “ pirated” the wave of KPRC, The exchange held steady in quiet
P U R t IC E
tyyii* Mkpped Clark over the hend with a said.
\V D Mauley, principal figure Houston Post, for the purpose of ,,:l,ling.
pop bottle, the witness said.
He ! David Russell, another negro
broadcasting an address of Mr
----- - - .
— — -—------£.* 'j, JpWered his head to show the nmn- ! prisoner, sentenced in the ( ‘minty in court investigation of the Hoover, who did not know o f the
Blinkers’ Trust
Company
nnd
Always bear in mind when in
— SEE —
p & r ™ ” some humps on his Court on n stealing charge, de allied organizations, is confines! in violation at the time.
W AM D
clared thnt ('11 plain Taylor had a local sunt a rlu m and will he un however, upon complaint o f KPRt
need*
of ice that ice made end
Clark Knocked Out of Car
kicked him in the stomach, legs able to attend the bearing today and audiences of both returned to J
delivered
la
J'O/Tbe automobile was driven iiy nnd face.
in federal court on the peraoiml its original band.
Taylor and on Sanford Avenue in
Taylor affirmed Russell's tes bankruptcy petition filed against
Home stations have changed t
PU R E
Mgnford Heights, Clark was said
their wave lengths without hurting
timony
later
that
he
hurl
kicked
bun
at
which
his
wife,
Mrs.
Va
£ have been knocked out of tho
their neighbors because of differ
when It comes from
The auto wns stopped and the negro prisoner, nnd added that leria Manley, is to tie the out
C H IR O P O D IS T
fR Clark was picked up and put back he himself had ordered Russell to standing witness, Mr. Manley’s dices in power, and others in
the• car.
This incident nt- the sweatbox. The negro hud lieon phpsh inn announced early today. creased their power without using
‘ ‘ Foot S p e c ia lis t”
“ Il would be nothing loss than it. The purpose in the latter ac
i,touted the attention of a resident, disobedient, he said. Taylor de
tion,
one
station
explained,
waa
for
nied
that
ho
had
ever
struck
Rus
cruel
to
remove
Mr.
Manley
from
AM > • telephoned tho information
sell witii 11 stick.
the hospital within the next sev “ protection.” in the event a lowet
For
office.
physician
said powered station attempted to tre*
OCR FRIENDS BOOST CS
After
Taylor
had
submitted
tolernl
wieks,"
the ear to the
sy highway and Clark’s band Die questioning by ( ’omriiissioncr “ What he needs is a rest ill re of puss.
Many of our eusAimer* say that
Radio fans hrough the Broadcast
Mr.
fa were taken o ff and tie was W heeler, the county attorney asked several months’ duration.
mns,
CallotiUBS,
Humous, they have been advised to come 4o
Listeners
Association
recotly
call
Mnntev
is
in
a
highlv
nervous
con
the
commissioners
if
they
wished
Into the swam[i and warned
u “ strike” ngainsi stations whicti lii (Iro w n N a il, Fallen A rch e s us on the recommendation of our
to cross the Cheney high- <0 adjourn and eonm luick after dition and his strength has ben
jumped wave bunds <>r incrensej ;nul all Foot Troubles.
i t *-by both men, he said. This lunch or make an immediate de saline I l>v the pin-n-al and men
Ice D ept., Phon e No. 202
tegular patrons. Our work speaks
Local broadcasters
cision. The commissioners unani tal strain under which he Gas lus'ii ) theirr power.
A ih Orange county.
volumes
for
efficiency.
We
never
have agreed not to violate their li
, 'They said for rnc not to cross mously declared the decision would for 1lie nasi two months.**
Mrs. Manlev was to occupy the 1 i-nesc m this respect.
fail to please because we can re
|thighway,” Clark said. “ He be made at once.
Form ation f ly L och tori
major portion of tho duy in the
flor) said he had friends and
store the newness and freshness
Taylor Given Legal Advice
Liny (I’m Shoe Store
rid* of dollars.
I promised
1‘“ i understand what we did nt hearing liefore Gommisf-tioner Joe
“ You
of the most delicate fabrics. We
Abbott, mcording to scbeilole ar
|Idn’t come hack.”
the enmp yesterday,” Mr. DeColtes
van handle a little more business
ranged by It. 11. Jones. Jr., attor
wns u quart bottle of|*i,bb ” We relieved the guards, bad ney far a aumla'r of. Manley’s
than we have and we would like
in the cur. but it was al- , . IjrlKoneri* brought to the coun creditors, who is conducting the
ty jail, where they stayed all night.
your
patronage.
empty, Clark testified,
Elton J. M oughton
questioning o f witnenses at the
mid you tell whether they and then taken out this morning baiiktiutdcv hearing.
You have no
A R C H IT E C T
drinking?”
tho county at- under a new guard.
Laney
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An ntlemnt also urill be nistle
superintendent, and the prisoners
imaked the negro witness,
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today to establish tilt' ownership
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arJ L T h e r e are 31 o f them ’’ of the Harney llaiik/ng t’nmpanv bans, and ( ’. t), Evans were fined I
*an Had 30-Day Term
Taylor was given legal advice by calling to the wit ,-ess stand the |$3 each for violation of traffic
ftoThay done beat me up so much,
Sanford, ------------ Florida
Sanfnrd Fin.
Thane 165
by the county attorney as to his
l^ lld n ’t tell,” ho answered.
cashier, It, F. i.011*;, Mr. J oiiim ! laws. The casij against Charles J
' J, the second witness, said status in appearing before the snid. ”
! Whit nor was dismissed,
1 a member of the road gang board of inquiry without incrimi
M. J. Cavanaugh wns fined $7
nating
himself
in
a
court
trial.
«.,tWO weeks.
She had a 30S
h
o
r
t
S
t
o
r
v
W
rite
r
T
'
Flowers forfeited bond
$jr sentence, but “ paid out in Ju- Lay lor spoke so low (hat hm an
1 of 31(1 on a charge of being drunk.
swers could not he heard 15 feet
She said.
H e ld A s W ir e - S la y e r !
The cases of Major Jones,
•JjfTjj® negro woman testified to away.
!
George
Wilson and James Kcklos,
“ * realize | ll)tl responsible for
t,retying intimate relations with
Cl KNDAI.K, Cub, Aug. 3(1. </!*) 1all charged with being suspicious
lyior, the camp captain, ofr the the camp,” he said, “ I don't know
haraeters, were continued until
J. A Wvcofi, said to he 11 shortr
highwny, after Clark, the how the whisky got there."
Wednesday.
story
writer,
faces
a
manslaughter
Asked by the county attorney if
*“|ro, had been set free. DempWillie Russell was fined $25 for
(tii
fH ard' ...... . *>y the uuto- lie had given instructions that charge us a result of the death carrying concealed weapons. J. R.
bilo while it was parked on the Scott should lie left in the sweat heir yesterday i>f his wife, Mar
box and not given water, Tuvlor garet Morgan W ycoff, motion pic Simmons’ case was continued until
rhway she testified.
ture actress, who died following a Wednesday on a similar charge.
>Ule suid she was put out of replied that he had.
The case of Neal Lofton, alleged1}
^One
iif
Guards
Disappears
leap from a speeding niilomohile.
gar back o f the convict camp
bad check artist, was trimsfered
The
guard
known
aa
“
Quin."
to
Police
today
were
searching
for
I .'warned by Taylor never to
to the Orlando court for trial.
H-Anyone of tho automobile trip, some prisoners ami as “ Dempsey” aliaialoneii the wheel oT the maFour speeders were fined $3 each
to others, disappeared Sunday iif ihe husband, who, they derlnred,
kill you if it Is the last ternoon. it was said.
The i'nvcs chine ami jumped from the car. by (fudge Hhnron. They were Ru
do,” ahe was threatened ligation started at the ramp by Mrs. Wycoff, becoming frightened, fun Collins, R. R. Dodson, Theo
irdlng to her testimony.
R. G.
the sheriff's department yesterday leaped from the machine before Williby and J. I*. Keen.
She, said ah* asked them what Is believed by deputies ‘ to have Dave W, Tuggert, a third occu Anderson was dismissed on a like
eha rge.
[•K* had done when they told her made him dec jdo to "get away.”
pant could reiM’h the wheel and
The cases of bin Hell and J R.
was goin
_ ng to be put into puil,
None of the 31 prisoners at- bring the ear under control. She
ccording
to suffered a skull fracture, dying Simmons, charged with the ppg.
they didn’t answer. “ Don’t tempted to escape,
..... ...................
.
KCHsinn of liquor, ware contimied
2 7 W ® damn word,” Taylor is al- U*>ief Deputy Sheriff W. C. Wil- later at a hospital.
until next Wednesday.
S"j£ ;«g s d to have told her.
I Humson.
sSBl*
Smelled Liquor On Men
, The convict camp is located on
Key West- 3 long toll bridges on
P
i c
k
y
o
u
r
l.nrgo Pan-American Oil r,qn.
"W ere tho men drinking?” th e!1’1*' ‘ '‘'"''V'1
within the new Over-Sea Highwav. linking Kev
will install $26,00(1 distrilait—
-ujted j,or_
Jcity ^limits,
and not more than 20U West with Florida, co.itmctcd « t I-pany
Era&.;Apatity
attorney
aske.,
,
('mJ-'*" t” V;'‘ ' 7 “ "
$12,000 1)1)0
lag station here.
?vli.. ; " I didn’t see ’em drink, but I it'^wni
i " i ' l
""
nil a
Oialialo 2 new firi
Z,\ sme
led it
sht. said.
m.i.l
," niwill
dciwn
soon, am
Dre stations to
Live Ooak— Bids received for
----- , ” she
■meiiLH
u on
on them
tn«m,
sho
said.
new structure
he built.
Iw l»uilt# ni this nty.
(titiildm^ now schoulhousi>.
* “
’
* > Deputy Sheriff C. C. Stephenson
, ‘tAstified of the conditions at the
.CSnjp when he and other deputies
. Arrived there.
Tho guard and O U T O U R W A Y
By Williams
took Were drunk, lie said.
J ^ W o u ld
you
consldor them
-A,’’ drunk,?" 9ke county uttorney askw A'©**/*'
h0 ropliod,
Thrim
•jA ’Apostles, one white and two ncx. ' srroes, had lH(en drinking. A tief r - - w a s in the “ sweatbox’’ and
/• M told o f being shot at by a
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T o A ppear At Trial
DR.J.R.M.VIDLER
F L O R ID A
’’ O W E R & LIGHT
COM PANY
Strickland Draws
Heavy Fines Today
In M unicipal Court
ri
S A N F O R D GROVE
“ A m id Majestic P in es”
Homesite Now!
T h e many exclusive homesites
offered in Sanford G rove will
not always be available, and
once reserved, the prices will
be higher.
If dWAjd.
Vc'^ ' One of the boys snid." thu dopC.'Rtjf. saserted. “ I cuu tell you
''.Where ths stuff is." It was found
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Cost $40*000
■>\
=SE
A Hu31fn, Iste«t reokie
T/tr
w ?V tk n d Indian*. Hudlin,
WjU obuittsd from the
M>, Tusa^Lesgus, where
W s n m b U record, Ha
d f40/KWt but. ths In-1
! h« w ill b# worth ail
A,,.
BOW.’ •' ■■■•;’ »V» ’
W ith a location second to none
in this city, Sanford G rove offers
all the advantages of living in
the city, com bined^w ith p u re
air and quiet of the country.
SAN FORD G R O V E , I
E. C. M IL L E R . Pres.
4
F ir s t N a tio n a l Bank Iild g,
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Phona 249
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�Worth of property has changed hands through our office during
July and August— this
businessds'a tribute, we* believe, to the sound business logic behind our F A IR
P O L IC Y .
PRICED
11 IS A L S O A T R IB U I E to our organization of high class, capable associates w h o are
at your service— associates that know values— .Associates that are dependable to a degree
that commands both your respect and a share ol your business—
W E D O W A N T Y O U R B U S IN E S S
but w e want it on a basis of fair price so that w e can assure the customer that he is buying
an honest value—
O N E T H IN G M O R E
T o serve you— to give you every ounce of endeavor possible to give— we must have your
listing on an exclusive basis— only through an rx< lusive listing can w e render all the service
w e have m our pow er (o give—
W HAT
WE
CAN
DO
FOR
YOU
Is tdld in the following— what w e have done dor others w e can do for you— and w e can d o it
with fairness to both the buyer and seller—
w. ir. wijfhi
J. W. Curley
I*’. FI. Callahan
llii^li Tarranee
C. F. Dalian & Cu.
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O firry n p .o u J o "
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TK
( ’. Venulis
10. M Callaway
Federal flatteries
F. C. Mercer
I1'. F. 1>nl Inn iV Cii
.1. I. Slew ai l
American Fruit drawers
Ollu Schmell
$251,450.00
k,
In addition to the foregoing our insurance department has written coverage to the amount
of $589,835., and on investment securities we have
placed business to the amount
$45,000.
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Associates:
W. .).
It. It.
It. ('.
.1. F.
Mass
I leas
Itimer
Hurt
J. Ward Totnian
( ’has. M. I’awell (Insurance)
F- W. Header
A . 10. Ilnalies
S. J. Nix, Attorney
j
HIGGINS, SMITH, WIGHT,
F. W. Header, Sales Manager
Developers o f
Share
You r:*"B
of
�<:y
«r
iu.
W 'M i
%w*y>^ *.*
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’
to the
ireb w( lid b e V i
m o f Florid* high school.
Boys and ^irl* who
»r. Completed such courses would not be competent Architects,
o f coarse, but they would be fitted fo r positions in architects’
offices that would soon prepare them fo r executive work.
Even i f the students o f such classes did not enter the
architect's profession they would have received invaluable
training.
N early everybody who builds a home would like
‘to have some Bay about the plans.
The young man, or
yioung woman, who is thinking o f owning a home surely
j » »
■,-' * 9 j ? 4 wants to make a sketch o f it, and if he has even a slight
“ “ T
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knowledge of-architecture he can Bave himself money a^d
^
'v i d e fo r him self the sort o f house he wants.
! **J W 1
n,f 3 £ 1 l — ^
For the most part, however, the study o f architecture in
ATKD m itfl* ' the schools Would be a community asset.
I f boys and girls
(Press U esclual
the use fot rs- were taught appreciation o f beautiful buildings, i f they were
HBWr*dt»p4trHe*' tAught the value o f conveniently arranged houses, i f they
I
it thin o»r*iww* Blau
»'!■« the
• publlshwHieHHn. At were taught the importance o f good plumbing, good vintilarepabllcatlon vf special
‘ Stela,are also csperved. tion, proper lighting, if they were trained to love harmony in
color, it is plain to be. seen that the community would dorivo
LV? AUGUST 10, IMS
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big benefits.
iJUKALn PLATFORM '
The children so taught would carry the teachings home.
t s p iT W 'd i •safety's f » > ‘
1,1: * •* I ** ' s»' »
»
In some instances improvement in houses would come di
f»r.f*pts !• Jickirarectly from the children o f today.
And in cases where no
rtlan'
response could be hoped for among n child’s elders, there
■ * f w k lt* < w a y .
is an almost sure chance o f better things aw aiting the
t r u s t s , r o a r ia .
child,
himself, when he becomes a mun and can put into e f
ft'
IIM
art k i l M l a a
pm fect
the
ideas that germinated in the "beauty studies” at
iMW<li
*»»rt
« l* a < kaaaaa.
school.
M rw slep a*
r a v in s pro1spin*.
Classes of which The Herald speaks could so satisfactorily
fa k k lV a r ilM
of V a a U v a r l
be provided by citizen committees.
Qualified teachers could
-‘ a n u a f I .a k c M u n rec.
« p i a i » vi
h fiiiiiif*- be found in Sanford.
A course-of-study could be arranged
tle a | r » * r « m .
nt ■rhiuii
bv a committee, let us sav. from the Sanford Woman's Club.
m ilt pmv la ln n ftir I n t r u w d
r*.
1Conferences with the school authorities wonld open a way
a fa e llmM
, for class hours.
A system of rewards of merit could be
; VERSE FOH TOP AY
h
! devised, in lieu o f compulsory attendance laws, and every
2THE
H OKB
IA.^O
htfaoly
_ N ^— nJtthcr i»'b o y and girl in Sanford, o f high school age, could be induced
t sny rock like our liod.' I Lo take up the study o f architecture and its relation to a
IW t r it t M MM, hr SMf
A submarine from Holland voy
ages to San Francisco without es
cort, traveling about 10,000 miles
In all.
The whole world, including our
organization for national defense,
if wo have one, will think about
that.
Two modem weapons, only, will
count in the next war, flyin g mdchilli’s and submarines. One be
low the water, cannot be seen, one
can go up out of sight, and It
doesn't matter whether It la seen
or not, speed and swift striking
make it safe.
have their attention called to these monstrosities and mis
*
noise and clamor
never
|. which aky and meadow
traffic’ll dusty pace
beauty o f the place.
,0*ch for all and all for
O cunning In the speech,
it of prom, *aVe the gnln
of heart and brnln
more instlng riches
MMiy Interchange of thought,
with friends -Throughout
'such n day atipears
D l and money, hope and
The chosen out', Kiishnainurtl,
admits, modestly, that he doesn't
know what (Sod is like. A hopthen, Florida would have more beautiful home, more beau load beside the track does not
know what tile president of the
tiful cities.
railroad is like.
European Or American Plan, Which?
“ The world teacher” from above
will surely enter this young man’s
body in December, his followers
Will Rogers, writing from France a letter purporting to say, but Krishnumarti does not
be to President Coolidge and printed in the Saturday Eve think that his own soul will leave
to make room for the command
ning Post, gives some good advice to prospective politicians, ing presence.
and for that matter, little ordinary citizens as well.
Rogers
There must be room for two
thinks Senator Borah is all right, not because he is a sena souls in one body. You remem
tor, or dry, or opposed to cancellation of the French loans, ber how many angels could dance
on the -Hjint of a needle, and each
but because it is perfectly plain where he stands and he n»',;rol has a soul. A lady says
doesn't care who knows it.
rhe and her (rjpnils l)avy a .voung,
"I read about Borah tip there in Baltimore in his speech. Indian' two years younger tlmn
Krishnumarti, and wiser . She
They made u big to-do over that over here.
It wasn't mi wants
lo know why her Indian it
account of the {Kiliticul significance of the thing.
It was i m g 'WJ-ittc-n iiq. The answer Is,
ImauHe Borah mtule it, and he iu the only otif over then* “ Madam you did not mivertim*
they know over hurt*.
Thttrt* ia an awful lot of people* hviv him." A "voice not advertised,
is not hoard."
that thinks that Borah is our Prinu* Minister.
"You sot! that is how Borah kwps ahead o f all you other
Politicians.
He is never living European and American Plan
_tnd loss ara nil shut nut,
When he arrives at a hotel he an
thought that’s uttered both at the same time.
nounces his Plnn.
Now l would do it in such a way that
■ and sweet imagin-; it .don’t look like you are copying him.
1 wouldn’ t, for in
stance, ko to Baltimore ami make the same speech; but I
— Edgar A. (iuest.
would pick some nice soft spot at some bi(f a ffa ir when there
-O------is no big Murder case or Ball game or Divorce case going on
•t Card Week,
in the papers, plant it when things are dull, and if you do
-o. ttisCwo V a v . voted honilit it right, even the pictorials may use it for a couple o f para
j I
swimming pool, what graphs, and then you will he all set.
ws going to put
" I should think you fellows would want to be right out
n «*
i flat-footed on anything.
It would relieve my conscience to
of know that I didn’t have to walk the caves o f the Flat-Iron
w o h T very Moody when Building on everything that come up.
So I would just use
sturits-wmtg 'ftl*'Dh election Bill as a barometer, and when you see he is ready to climb
on anything, you go get a front seat right quick before
anybody
knows you were watching him.”
JVho Is responsible for such an
Lady Oxford and Asquith {Mar
vot Asquith) said to Musaolinr
"Younjr man, you wouldn’t lust
20 minutes in England."
Mussolini,
nolitn to women,
murmured: "Madam, I wiih treat
ud for the Italians."
Had Morgut Asquith boon an
Englishman, Mussolini would un
doubtedly have replied: “ You and
many other Britishers wouldn’t
lust 20 minutes if I ruled in Eng
land."
Perhaps, in the back of his head,
Mussolini hope* to 1k» in England
some dny, and not by special in
vitation.
Crossing (he channel is easier
now than when tho other Musso
lini, Napoleon, waited on the
French shore for a favorable wind,
and hndn’t time to hoar Fulton
tell about his crazy » steamboat
idea.
Dmiwlua Fairbanks brings homo
that Asquith-Mussolini story.
rsu ss occurred st tho convict
tefjBundsyT It strikes us it'd
n*tn who appointed the men in
Another Little Martyr Leaves A Warning
r—
of the ramp,
----- -— o-------itches from London say that
That was a very unusual accident which cost the life of
of .India Is al- a little girl in Tennessee a few days ago.
Thoso who believe that capital
The .child was
llf# tdrm pflidners to mar- "blowing up” a toy balloon.
The rubber bursted and a punishment diminishes the nmulter
ylendld chunco offspring of
murdors, know Httlo about hu
piece o f it flew into her throat, causing her to choke to of
union.would have.
man or criminal nature.
death.
— — o— .—
Two hnndits, aged nineteen,
Httle girl down the street
Purents reading of this accident will warn their children went into the other world through
j tp see us the other day and against trying to inflate balloon and ‘squuwkers"
to the tho electric chair in New York iust
iWsy wanted • tn know if
The
breaking
point.
A
piece
of
the
bursting
rubber
might
fly after midnight, yesterday.
preserves wore whnt lumelectric chair bothered them little.
into u child’s eye and cause blindness more easily than it Ono said, " I t doesnt worry me, I
*te on their bread.
-----—D------could get into a child’s throat.
It is easy to see, now that might ns well die sitting up in
namurtl, as a special cen this tragedy has occurred, that the seemingly harmless toys a chair, ns lying in a bed." The
to protsin eating America can be decidedly dangerous.
other boy said, "W hat I object to
>Hng one fourth of a fried
Is httvlng my mother see me dead
Unfair
thougli
it
seems,
martyrs
must
still
do
their
little
Jiy* while In thin country,
with my head shaved like this."
fht to get him u. big. drag to show the rest of the world the danger places.
chickens.
Before a man g<
trie chair, they shqve the Imir at
.
“
S
A
N
FO
R
D
SUMMONS
YO
U
”
----if
you
like
the
alliteraknow whether it wait
tho top of his head, that the dead
tho KU K im K ls » .tion, or some dozen or so different phrases carefully selected ly current may pass through the
whip which defeated fo r post-card lubcling, then some dozen or so carefully se wet sponge and Into the brain
igy rtrgusoiij.hiut making
lected scenes on carefully printed post-oardH, then a Post oaslly. Also thsy slit men’s trou
then not pajrtbg H cerislhCard Day, with every loyal friend o f Sanford sending out a sers and women’s skirts that the
gain her Vny votes.*
electrode may be applied to
card
us u personal message to each of a carefully-chosen list other
— — o----------the calf -of the leg.
person in Sanford o f people who would muku desirable new residents o f the
One of the nineteen-yeur-old
one post card to a C ity Substantial.
ThHt would he a good stunt to start o ff hoys killed u cousin for refusing
llative in the North, the autumn seasonto pay blackmail. The other killed
be some thirteen
a merchant hold up In his store,
------------------Q—
------------kt cards going'Pgt and
Killing by tho state does not stop
of ftdvertdslHt1 this '• F L O R ID A C A N SO LVE President Coolidge’s farm er re- killing by the Individual.
racetvs would J>* tra lief problem, and remove from his pillow the nightmares o f
il, what If each per* thd'M cNary-Haugcn subsidy billn defeat by Secretary Mel
post cards?
lon.
Th e cities of Florida .will take care o f themselves.
The
jdreamy
developments will materialize some day, when
■la who had the
The conservaendurance to swim the dtrBeVmarkcrs now visible have rotted.
i channel In shorter tivusaoney o f Florida will go into agricultural homesteading
1 yet done during the ensuing three years.
Plans have been drawn for
ir r bed by
the
development
o
f
modest
farm
plots
to be offered at rea
a day and
sonable
prices.
Model
farms
are
projected.
Co-operative
it in New
Importation o f tested
!CM the girl marketing schemes are in process.
up and gone on dairy cattle is contemplated. Chicken farms are in incuba
if her health tion;
Truck gardening development is envisaged. W h y?
to* hey;
V Florida is to be the playground.all Its residents
thm ic^t certain to be, those prospective producers o f onticiMtiad table nlcesslties for the expected horde o f tourists,
the agricultum llat has a future right handy.— Robert Barry
,***-4*w
'*i*«#w
*<<
,*.■,** *w
' -**-*»
L
i
A sk about our Kji
VinesVIS wahT£> F ight
Qtiarantw }
i
A French naval officer said that
what most interested him in Jap
an, was the sight of a gigantic
Kubmsrine, biggvr than any he
had ever seen, rising out of tho
water near his steamship.
Submarines bigger than that
one may surprise America some
dair, rising in our harbor or along
the const, to release flying ma
chines.
/from sveTr#. iirWht need,
Their minds should he set to working toward an
*JttUtthnes* and petty greed, fits.
[ talk is all of book* and|appreciation of the beautiful ami the suitable.
Some day.
with friend*—and let it be
<*OJns Bpreading rnnplo
W e are hoatiquartw,
beat Roofing I f o ,
One submarine travels 10,000
miles without escort, leaving Hol
land and landing in the harbor o f
San Frnncisco. A hundred or ftvo
hundred submarines could do the
same thing, crossing the Atlantic
to New York or the Pacific to Cal
ifornia.
Clin ruling young Krishnamifrti,
weighing 100 pounds, takes for
his tireukfast a tablespoonful of
cereal, n quarter of one egg, and
tells reporters, “ You must not
eat.’’
Reporters will consider facts as
well us theory. There ure three
hundred million Asintics, relatives
of Krishnamurti, in India, and
about one hundred thousand Brit
ishers.
»
Those Britishers cut meat, plen
A Y E R - " 8lrtg we here w l t h W * w o ,f{ir e ’
Holy, Holy, Holy
Florida bus so many architectural monstrosities.
It has ty of it, take two whole eggs, nt
least, with bacon ami a “ bloater"
_____
I so many mis-fits, this last due to the liuilding ideas of poo- f*>r breakfast, drink beer and
pie who know absolutely nothing about climatical conditions other tilings, and 100,000 of them
K/A' d a y w it h f r ie n d s
keep the 200,000,000 of IndiA
here, ami less than that about the vegetation settings that under the thumb of the British
rith frtencln, away from ure possible for Florida homes.
Empire.
can’t do that on a quar
And boys and girls attending Florida high schools should terYou
> n uu>
meti must
of an egjf for breakfast.
F-fotia Joys of yesterday*.
.. 1
*• ‘
S ^ C & ir ? "1 K !r
-m
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
' «kv
Nailtn Pasha started the "youth
movement" In Turkey, and many
joined, a dangerous thing with
such a man aa Kemal Pasha rulin ; Turkey. Kemal interpreted it
as an attack on himself, and yes
terday he hanged Nazim Pasha,
also Djadiv Bey and two others.
He had previously hanged more
than a baker'a dozen for the same
'offence, conspiring against the
dictator.
, ,
There are dictators and dicta
tor*, mild and fierce. Kemnl is
ona of the ftercet type. He couldn't
w w B ffis e ?
men’s beads and de-
PHONE 538
A
W.H.101®
-\
m eat
n
MARKET!
^10 Ksnford Art'
10H PalmHio A?i*
Jr
CONDITIONS IN FLORIDA
W E S P E C IA L IZ E
URHANA, ()„ DEMOCRAT
In
FI,,ruin, apparently is undergo lot. Hill went hnck and told his
ing niie of the critical stages of its neighiiors and tliey came to Fieri
life, if not the greatest crisis in da and lost.
Thousands lost and
its history.
Lung the meciu of this Ims furnished thousands of
the northern investor, the state true newspaper stories about Flor
apparently hns slumped cunsid- ida losses, which is nation wide
C rystal L a k e D ining Earlo
eraldj.
Thin spring it bad its, true publicity against Florida. You
G IV E US A T R IA L
worst realty slump in history. Few realtors are largely to (dame boFlorida newspapers will deny that.: cause you did not
,tnrt
soon
I.A R E MARY
Real business activity throughout i enough to curl, it.
the 'lute was dead.
MR. AND MRS. N. II. J&KOMK
,
) "The
greatest
trouble with
Consider again thnt Roger W .j Florida is that it is not self-supBulisim,. statistician
ami econo porting mid needs northern money j
mint, mi id not long ago, right at to keep tilings going.
In order to
Orlando, too.
bring hack true values, Florida ■ H i m i i i m s i i i B S i i m B a H i i i m i i H i a i
Hi* remarks, in part, were:
must have n harmonizing of prices
"No organized propaganda ex mid values; must develop more
ists in the north against Florida; agricultural production; must oh
T O D A Y ’ S B E S T BUY
it’s iust nation-wide toiowlcdge of , tnin u larger number of permanent
too many lots nnd rotten subdlvi- 1 residents; and must strive to roEleven acres on hard road, 15 minutes ride (real
sion.*, the prices being extremely , K„„ , ,|ie confidence of the north
out of proportion with their value. ] “ ('alifornin experienced u similar
ford, short distance from Country Club, excellent!
I am ult for Florida nnd I be- ,condition and they solved it by
land
with fiva acres cleared. Beautiful site fur it
Jievu this atate hnR n bright fu- ostiiMishitiK nuodutl industry M
turn if certain basic wrongs are \ This statement is u pretty fair
estate. For quick sale this tract Is priced 100
adjusted, but there is no uks of , analysis of the situation.
’There
under the market. Act at once.
Florida realtors
kidding them-'ia tn, denying that Florida is a
selves na> longer.
Ihm stale is'great state ami will continue to he
in ■ slumji ho deep that no amount , one.
in fact, mice established mi
C O L C L O U G H R E A L T Y COMP/
of advertismg wtU restore the con- , „ husitiess-like basis it will he a m
fidence that is nve.ded. I h<' north- (ar („.t|cr place in which to live
311 First National Bank Bldg.
Telephoml
era investor <s o ff Florida and than it has been the past five
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Horlda gold dollars could not be Iyears. Florida has vast possihili■
Real Estate
k
sold to them in the north for f.» !((,.« jn agriculture and other in "
<'onts•
idustries, if they arc but protnul- 1*
"Low railroad rates mid flivvers ■gated. It has possibilities of lie-j *
will bring a Tew department store 1ing a good dairying state.
It bus clerks, Bchrml teachers and tour-1natural resources, if it will hut use!
ists here this summer, but not In-,them.'
venters.
It was not Florida ad-1 But the hectic and erratic realty
verthifng that brought people from ‘ dealing days ure river nnd it is ii
tho north. John Jones, who madclgood thing; they never meant
$500 on a lot, went hack homo and much toward building a firm <
told Bill Smith; Bill rums nnd I foundation for a greater and betbought and made $1,000 on another ter Florida.
C h ic k e n & S t e a k Dinner!
E
BY
Blackshear
Fertilizers Can
Relied On
HUMAN KINDNESS
HltUNO I.KSSINO IN
M IAM I TIIIIIU N K
Horo wss the incident as a There are innumerable ways in \
successful politician narrated it to which one human being con do a j
this writer:
valuable favor to another. There !
"H e came to me, said he was are so many ways of extending >
hard up uml asked me if I could belli und sympathy and advice and 1
lend him 91(H) I lout him tli V 1111)11- personnel service that the lending I
ey. About a year later he turned or money alone becomes trivial.
up and handed me n hundred dolWhen the time conies, however,
InrblU. Ho expressed his gratitude for tho recipient of the favor to
The unbroken experience of thirty-seven years
fo r what 1 had done for him and express his gratitude and to offer
told mo that, ns long us he lived, I all that lies in his power
tomake
making of Hlnckshear fertilizers, and there are no**
he Would always bo oager to do
recompense, what could he finer
anything he could for me.
; than to follow in tho font steps of
The field results had from their use in the hnndi of «* l
" I told him there was only one
this politician and sny:
thing I would like to have him 1
“ If you want to reward me for
turners are tabulated from time to time to find wsv* o f1
da.
, what I have done, do the same,
them even better. This is why they are sissy* dep»»
" 'Many years ago,’ I suid to I ««m o day. to someone else who
him, T was oven more hard up. needs it.”
The Hlurksheur name is indicative of high quality—it a*r<
than you were when you borrowed!
I« there a better way of passing
the money of me. I went to u along *>
- -torch
* o f human kind
the
pears on poor fertilizers made to meet poor prices.
man who was much older than ness ,
myself and asked him to lend me
$10. Ho did so. It was nearly
Abundant evidence o f tlrelr superior goodness rontins**^
two years beforo I was able to
pay him back. Money was not as
given by the relery and truck fields o f some of 8anford**J
have nine lives?
plentiful In those days as it is ,,, Is it ■,eats that
,
i1
today. But anyway. I paid him
r ,s ,l
est und bes| growers. Here at home further yvidenrt
buck and talked to him iust about I
in the largest yield, just reported, yet msde on a (ieoflhj
the way you talked to me. I told
The worst thing ala.iit u had
him how grateful l was amt that tooth is it is liable to stop hurting
liner© field.
t would always bo willing to do I before you go to a dentist
him a favor.
j
______
" 'He told me that the only
Hope the. fellow who prwlicted n
Our factories are now newly equipped to meet tl>*
favor 1 oould do him was to lend cool summer has to spend inOst'of
munsy to anyone who naked me it in a telephone booth.
(
growing demand for them.
if I had the money to spare and
felt that the person who wanted
An effort is bping nintlo to Tbto borrow tt was a decent person.
OUR SANFORD WAREHOUSE, in charge of
That was the only payment he rate the relatives o f n Seattle man
asked In return for the great favor w*'° wen* « wi,nming after outing, j
KINO, carries a full atock o f these fertilizers and of f(
he had done me.
Strong lnngunge usnully comes
"So, now, I ’ll make the same
materials. Inquiries made In person or by msli
!
reply to you. I f you ever help a from a weak mind.
courteous attention. We solicit the business of
decent person along by lending
him somp o f your money, you can
What’s in a name? Rrnre^ongrowers.
have, the satisfaction of knowing tutive Fish of New York in u dry.
that Vou are repaying any obliga
tion which you feel toward me.’."
And, while it doesn't matter, the j
Landing money is, of course, whole Datum family in New York 1
ticklish business. Aside from the had its named changed in Herman. 1
recover? or the loss of thu money
itsel*“ It Involves other factors,
Anything ‘•an happen.
Kid
Honth o f them very delicate. It Lenris,
may,lead to temptation, to trouble, ing. tis, a boxer, was fined fur try-’
to smuggle perfume into Engto breach o f friendship and to ing
lapd.
other unpleasant consquentes. On
the other hand, it muy do tromendou* good.
»uw?0«7 <*innnni"
rohLuv. '000,
“ ,,acino a corset
All that, however, is neither tirm.wttn
so much money!
n
here nor there as the point of this
politician's . Story is * concerned.
BUc
What he;pointed but was a simple hit ^neighbor.
It would be best
*ji -: * J’*
and qgwiraii^W*thoo of perpetuat**** * v;;
at « neighbor and hit y l
x
or thoui
TOM SIMS
■
:J
livjj
v >■'
ill -•'flu
�XT
S r*
fjfd
&L
L-v jj
M r?
im h
V I
V-'T A
/;•«. V
\T*tA*y
Uko will entertain
g-30 o’clock at the
, honoring htre house
ntorot Neal o f OrRosa Gray o f Lau, nd Miss Catherine
I S paof the Baptist
K «et with Mrs. C. A.
.___ « y
Tumor Circle if the
Lh will have a ’’ Spend
(ring with Mrs. T. H,
(Iminco. Member* are
—d ami are asked to
tlock at the home of
|Hnff on Laurel Avensrsday
... „ f the Baptist
et at :t o’clock with
irroll on Sanford
^ A r r i v a ls
In te zu m a
in. C. J. Neiou, Mlf 0y, Kufala, Ala.: E.
^ifp, Kufala, Ala* i
[Fla.: S. E. Hudghun,
Mr. and Mrs. J. RTorn Brown, N.
T Tillas. Tarpon;
and wife, JacksonIINOLE
ir, Sanford; R. L.
onvillc; R. S Rml[)ora; D. G. Kelly,
|C c. I.yhrund, Jack, McKenzie, Jackson*ns, Ft. Pierce; Mr.
^jc.- Sieve Kerry, N.
Cavanaugh, Pa.; E.
Thompson, Daytona
’ Hunter. West Palm
i;, |,b lines, West
virs. E. Uuikholtz,
<arh.
WAiVJ.
arthv, Miami: Cobb
(u: S. A. Parker, N.
nby, San Mateo; C,
,d wife, Knoxville;
Tarboro, N. C.; S.
liimi; S. P. Sluugh,r, Va.; A. Dorothea
[ Cdnu Cutler, N. Y.;
Phil Housholder,
and Mrs . C. S.
i; A. H. Dentnark
jttrald. Ga.; MuriprFitipnild, Gn.; Alive
liBtnUl. Ga.; H. C.
dlidelphia; L, R.
kwaviUc: L. C. Rtu. kW
kina Connelly and
home Saturday nflK’lmtmi-Salem, N.
Ijr hire been visiting
\ of Mrs. Connolley’s
Hugh farter Pollard.
|rt. A. S. Peck retumBeacli Knturdhy aftpast week here on
unt returned home
nlng from Waynesere ho spent tho past
|rith his father, John
was accompanied
filter, Mrs. Jack Hewlon, John Blount,
here as the guests
tt’i sister. Mrs. Henry
home on Park avcMoughton, who is
summer at Daytona
in the i ity Saturday
». Georgs; Urockhnhn
birth of u son SatFernuld Laughton
( Stembruigc Munson
Friday evening
kut and other points
**• John II. McDonald
Orlando Saturday
•pent the afternoon
Jonmi. Miss Le Claire
Canlwell and Roger
p**ed u party raotor-
l9mi Beuch
*nt the day.
Sunday
«frs are visiting rel-
*• R-. Van Burwn
l,n.m,l rr1inge was an
^
Suin'
w#ek*
Sunday
from
a
Beach, and
wcom panw
VUtcViforabhort
■!
i t y ! v-tjfcJ
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brothersn
and small son Ernest, J r , left
Monday afternoon for Daytona
Beach where they will spend a
fortnight.
j;
..
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11
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h
V 'm ' ■ '.*^$8
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M a «l
' g
W Sm w e^eet tha
aside thataoffsp.i
a bee o flU to e a j
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f
A N N O U N C IN G
M
■ JF
T*
THE OPENING OF
Seminole Book
ABOUT SEPT. 1ST
28
THIN MEN REJOICE
l
Mrs. T. J. Miller ami daughter.
Miss
Mnrgaret Cox, returned
Put On Poundn o f Solid
I
home Sunday from Jacksonville,
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
,
Ile
iilth
y
Flesh
in
30
D
ays
where they spent several days.
Miss Cox has just returned from
was
a
stranger
to
London
society,
Phosphorescent Tips
a camp on l*ake Sycamore, Va.,
Gel T h a t M anly F igu re
When the lights go down in tho but Irumor has it that tiie coat was where she spent tin; past eight
Paris theaters, t lip re is likely to made by Mussolini’s own tnilor, weeks.
.i ■
Why continue to be behind th e(
be a pretty glow from the stalls, and- modistes who have imitated
time* Surely you have heard or j
'
L*
tin'
coat
are
calling
it
the
Musso
and the boxes and other fashion
Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Fox McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound I
able seats if the latest manicure 1ini cnat and predict it will Iw a
and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Mc Tablets- the modern vitimln flesh
novelty becomes general. A coat popular gnimcnt this autumn.
Call motored to Orlando Sunday food that has done ho much for
ing of phosphorus is applied to the
-kinny'scrawny mini and women.
whore
they spent the day.
linger nails. In a subdued light
Boss Grow
They pnl on weight whore kelght
this gives a pretty glow, und* ns
is needed- not only that hut they
Last season's small and innocent
J.
R.
Forrest
left
Sunday
after
the hands move they provoke faint
bows have gradually become in noon for Anierieus, Ga., where he improve your general health—
gleams of light.
dispensable; they have grown up was called hy the sudden death of Iwing strength—energy—more vi
tality.
ami now have established them his brother.
Pierce Hears
Union Pharmacy and druggists
selves
on
every
kind
of
dress.
The pierced ear vogue has come
Wattcuu bows, snys Parisian A,
Mrs. George Fox and small son everywhere sell McCoy’s—80 sugar
hack in London. Shingling ia re
0. B., are to be seen on tiie back George, Jr., o f Fort Myers ore coated tablets 80 rents and if any
sponsible ns it brought (ho ear out of the corsuge,
age, between
t
the shuul- visiting hero ns the guests o f her thlrf person doesn't gain 6 pounds
of its hiding place and this led to
dersl Louis X III hows on the front sister, Mrs. E. A. Douglass at her in 80 days money back—A sk ' for
a return of large pendant ear o f t|ie dress, with long loose ends homo on Sanford Heights,
McCoy’s.
rings. Tho weight of these pen hanging down In the bottom of the
dants, if screwed on, would cause skirt, bows of taffeta, faille, satin
disfigurement of the ear lobes, _ ;repe and lame, bows of fur placed
therefore ear piercing has been 1^ike a long neck-tie or as an or
revived.
nament on pockets, nr as a wrap
fastening, or again on the waist
j i v u i i " ' i n " > f// , / ) / .
Style Boat
band, or panels or waistcoat. They
A floating French department are wide, long, supple, pretty nnd
store which will visit the coasts full of movement, and they givd
of North and South Americu car surprising effectiveness to nil
rying the lhteat models nnd novel sort! of toilettes.
ties will sail early in November.
The ship expects to lie gone near
ly two years and will make calls
of several days in most of the
important parts of Canada and the
United Status for purposes of get
ting wholesale orders for French
goods. A first-class French res
taurant under direction of expert
chefs is being installed cm the boat.
FLAIR OF PRESENT STYLES
Taste Vs. Novelty.
American women no longer hoy
French fashions just because they
are novel creations, snys Elsie
Junis.
They have to be tasteful and be
coming styles which safeguard
their wearers from being conspic
uous to please tho modern Ameri
can woman and the simpler the
style and the lovelier the material
from which tho gown is made, tho
greater is its appeal. The Ameri
can comedienne is considered by
French women to be one of the
boat dressed Americans who visit
Betty and Helen Ool"J* in Port Orange
Misses Louisa and Paris.
T.
“ Princess Helen" Model
A new tennis frock called tho
ty1 Murduway o f Oriho day here Sutue- “ Princess Helen’” has been dedi
of her parents cated to Helen Wills. A New York
w r y J. Wilson.
department store buyer is taking
back the '‘ Princess Helen’’ model
"rlando, a for- and thousands of copies of it will
> ofinford, iipent tho be sold on the American continent
“ “■day attending to next spring. The model is white,
loose and washable.
7 #lul daughter Mias
T O
Mrs, C. W . Spear and her guests.
TOO LATR, TO CLASSIFY
Dr. and Mrs. Pennington and
Tiller-Jolley
daughter, Mias Grdce Ryder and
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Miss Ida Belle Ryder of Georgia, SANFORD LODGE NO. CS ■pec*
lal meeting Tuesday night Dial.
have
returned from ■ pleasant mo
Benjamin T. Tiber o f Paola
*.
" hich have been turned
tor trip to West Palm Beach, Lake Purpose el conferring Fellow
to profitable account are numer training whatever; the second had
announces tho engagement and
in New York.
Both were
Graft degrees.
Mrs. John Leonard! and her Worth and Miami.
ous among the motion pirture act danced
approaching marriage o f hia
unlctft
tidWn to screen
followers.
ing fraternity.
mother,
Mrs.
W.
C.
Hathcock
of
daughter.
FOR RENT— 3 room furnished
Cho'
Plant ('Ity, returned home Satur
Monte Blue, who was taken from Sally • ■ n* m* was changed to
ETHEL ROBERTA
apartment apply Herald office.
O’N eil,by Marshall Nellan,
SUB-DBBS
RIDE
SIDE-SADDLE
day Afternoon from
Daytona
f-rifmt 2,wLn,* K**y 11y D- W. who.- as one of her coaches, and , C. GEORGE JO LLE Y
Bench where they spent the past
FOUR ROOM apartment, unfurnGriffith for his first part which
^pacaoie Joan Crawford as
week.
The marriage to tfk e place, on
ished. 12t 1-8 Palmetto.
has led to subsequent stardom, waa
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y., Aug. 30
* c* n,v>,il “ hiong movie
Saturday, September the elev
forced to part with a luxuriant
— f/P)— Sub-debs in this exclusive
ind
a
suitable
screen
qame
enth . nineteen
hundred and
mouatachio, while Jane Winton, a
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Carter of Long Island resort have a new W ANTED—Apartment with two
twenty-six at eight o'clock.
Warner Brothers netress, had to
Orlando spent the week end here thrill riding stde-swddle. Most of
bedrooms, large kitchen , bath by
Livingston Presbyterian Church
the girls had never done it before. adults. Write G. L. oere Herald.
cover her dark hair with n blonde
at the Montexuma.
i
^irst
colored
motion
pictures
of
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
That’s why th* event in » ’ horso
wig when she changed from Fol-.
“ famous painting “The Blue
show was so interesting.
lies girl to motion picture actress.
STORE ROOM for rent raitable!
Mr, ami Mrs. Phil Housholder
by Thomas Gainsborough apfor mercantile buatness. 116
F. W. Staneley and son, John, and Mr. and Mrs. C. 3. PUroe of
r
in
“
The
Blue
Boy,"
second
Myma Loy, who was supposed tot
Magnolia,
Apply W. W. Potter,
returned
home
Saturday
from
a
DOESENT
LIKE
HIS
CQLLAB
Atlanta,
Gn.,
spent
tho
week
end
play the Maddona in “ Ben flur” was j romance production for Educat pleasant visit with his daughter in Sanford.
Phone 8314
ional
to
be
done
by
tcchnleolar
so peeved at loning the part that
The original
picture
now in Philadelphia^ stopping at point!
PH ILAD E LPH IA, Aug. 30— <JY») W ANTED — 26 young men and
she determined to switch in the process.
ane
„
‘
n
j
in South Carolina rn route home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Calvert of — Bishop FUko of Central N*w
opposite direction and play vam- ' . if ^
" 1" ,Wealtt?y P“ * d« D*'
woman holding good positions
Knoxville, Tonn., wore among tho York, Episcopal, at times would to earn money In their spare
p U . . Thu, ,h , a ch ieve/ . Z . «7snf (ipnrt
J* l * * “
$750,000.
A
close-up
shot
o
f
it
out
of
state
srrivals
here
Satur
Mrs.
E.
H.
McDonald,
Hoko
and
like to got rid of hia collar that time. Apply Henry Wertheimer, 8j
cess she had not known before.
marks the close of the 2-reel pho Homer McDonald, Mrs. C. O. day.
fastens In tho hack ami wear fan l> A. K. 2-1, 5-0 P. M. Sanford
toplay.
Bradbury, and Mr. and Mrs. Max
tastically colored sock*. “ In ahort Loan and Savings Co., 211 Mag
When Irene Rich had her long
Bradbury motored to Daytona
Miss Lucy Floweis of Gaines not to bo known as a minister." nolia Aye.
tresses bobbed she lost tho chance
Beach Sundny where they spent ville is visiting in Sanford as the Some ministers are continually
A movie theater which has
to continue in “ mother roles," but
guest of Miss Florence Flowers at snooping into others business, ho WANTED— Two young, nest ap
she now makes better flapper partH box office receipts and probi.-., the day.
the most sophisticated uudience of
her home on Celery avenue.
sat<{. Ho spoke at the exposition.
than she did the older type.
pearing young men to make |15
any in the world is that on the new
Some of tho city’s clergymen are
Edward L. Mnrkcll returned
between 8-R A,
First
National
studio
lot.
Due
thinking of impeaching Mayor M. 5-U P. M. Henry Wertheimer,
home Saturday evening
from
Borden Peak in Jasper National
Mrs.
Flynn
Vnuso
and
son
Carl,
Park, Alberta, Canada, until re to the isolated location of the stu Nashville, Ark., and other points returned home Sunday from Oral* Kendrick for not. closing the Ex Sanford l oan and Savings Co., 211
cently was numolcss, but now it dio, four miles from Hollywood, in the middle West where he where they have been visiting rel position Sundays.
Magnolia Ave.
commemorates the name of a mo tin* theatre offers speed in pro- spent acvernl weeks on business. ative-.
tion picture actress,
Olive Borden views and provides entertainment
for the army of studio employes.
w h s the leading player of a Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thrasher
Mr and Mrs. K. D. Breeden, left
** **
-f
_
unit sent into the mountains to
and baby who have boon visiting M nriiiny in their dir for nti ex
mnke “ The Country Beyond,” nnd
Glorlfjtd dressing rooms, which Mrs. Thrasher’s parents, Mr. and tended motor trip to points m Vir
on Dominion Day the Canadian have wfeh the name of “ day time Mrs. .1. F. Fluko at Hustings, are
ginia and Tennessee.
'overnment officially expressed homes,H
‘ have
I. *hnv„
built for liio expected to return home Tuesday.
ts approval of the effort by 1 stars a^.the studio, also due to
Mis- Dorothy Tyus, who has
christening the mountain in her tha ctfitaace of the lots from tho
been the attractive house guest
Russell
Warren
left
Saturday
honor.
city.
Tme studio homes are hunof Mrs. Leslie T. Hiynn for the
galows in the Spanish style. Col afternoon for Dunn, N. C., where
past week, left Sunday for her
he
will
spend
his
vacation.
leen
Moore
has
taken
the
first
Tho brunette Madge Bellumy hns
home in Bartlesville, Ga.
assumed a new guiso for her cur while others will be allotted to Milrent picture "Summer Bachelors." ton Silts, Corrinne Griffith nnd
Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Green mo
Judge Weyman E. White left
Each bungalow con tored to Daytona Bench Sunday
Needing a hit more sophistication other stars.
Saturday for Suvannuh, and Syl-I
sists
of
receiving
room,
rest
room,
in her appearance, the 100 pound
where they spent the dny.
vania. Gn., where ho will spend a |
leuding lady changed to a dazzling dressing room, kitchenetto and
few days with relatives. Ho will I
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Marshall he aicoinpnnied lunno hy Mrs. I
blonde nnd likes the effect so well bath.
that henceforth audiences may see
and Mrs. Jeun Michael spent tho White and children who have been I
only tliin type in her characteriza
Spears of Homan gladiators, old day most pleasantly Sunday at spending tbe summer at points in
tions.
trumpets, queer old Civil War uni Daytona Beach.
Georgia,
forms and other relics of a forgot
-*
With tlu> appointment of Sally ten dny in the American "tenMr. and Mrs. t'Itaties L. Parks
The
many
friends
of Mrs. O. G.
O’ Neil to the leading feminine rule twenty thirty” drama, are being re and baby returned homo Saturday
in "The Mysterious Island” and surrected to help Beatrice Lille, evening from Macon, Ga., where Ruaseil ivill regret to learn that
Joan Crawford to tlint of "The Un tiie English comedienne, make her Mrs. Parks »nd baby have l>een ahe is unite ill n| St. Luke's hos
derstanding Heart,” Metro-Cohi- film debut in "E xit Smiling," the spending I lit- summer, the doctor pital, Jiii'ksonville.
H, a; * Mo A u
wyn-Mayer is about to conclude first screen story of Marc Con joining them there last week.
an exiwrimont of two years. The nelly, Broadwuy playwright. Most
Mis. I J. Edo and daughter,
experiment is to determine wheth of these "show car props" were do
S. Benjamin is expected home
er it pays to develop new starring nated hy Dc Witt Jennings, a mem this week from New York where Helen, of St. Augustine are visit
ing here ns the guests of Mrs.
material und as two personable ber of the cast who at one time lie went on business.
Philip 11, Me It ne at her luune on
young women were necessary, they managed a small town dranmlic
Pal met to avenue.
Tho story has to do with
picked Chotsis Noomun and Lucille truupe.
Mrs. W.
Hathcock has re
a
travelling
"re-show”
playing
LeSuer.
turned to her home in Plant City
“ tank towns” in the New England after a pleasant visit here with
The first hnd had no theatrical States.
her daughter, Mrs. John Leonard!.
SIDELIGHTS FROM THE MOVIES
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SOCIETY EDITOR
BIBS.
.vy • ’• ( ’.t r .y
:ial
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Cocktail Frocks
A cocktail frock is one that is
?:ood any time and Is equally good
or young things and grandmoth
ers. r Th# house of Nicole Grput
sponsors it and Mmo. Grout wore
one’ at the recent winter openings
It was made
gray moire sUk
and was described by the designer
of the house aa "what Americahs
would call an all-tha-way-round
of
Points on the East
llnl Coat
;ess sensation* at
vi1! ; , 1” McMillan,
r nM
«Je.their
*°#r blue cloak, muchcesthew «a« *,g» •pofffc?
Hfr'lU
h1te
*r*
and Mr»,‘
hVe Monday aft* that Italian officers wear
fiW
t ir*home
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at Vam- drew cam*. It waa
M cLander A rcade
WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS AND ■"**r
SUPPLIES-OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT
Authorized Danlprn in Sanford mid S em inole County for A ll
SCHOOL BOOKS
Mrs. G. F. Mr K ay
LADIES’ NEW FALL PURSES AND
LARGE H AND BAG S |
aitk
“ m t Mather
$3.50 to $10.00
Restoring Style
with Dry Cleaning
Amusements
FALL SHADES IN SILK
HOSIERY
McCollum, all silk chiffon with all silk faat.
All ahadau
When a garment lo«en its trim lines and well
oared fo r look it loses, in large measure, Its ntyle.
MILAN*
• UtflTlu
J
$2.50
W e’ve gained quite a reputation As style re
storers. I t ’s our boast that we can put the style
back into any article. We will fix you up for
summer in a way that’s both surprising and
pleasing.
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TENINNINGTIE
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(iainc Halted By Rain S lim k e r Hurls
And Second Called In 10th
\ How in;. ;tuj
With - Teams Deadlocked;
Hiisslt i, Tiger cy
Aldridge Yields Hut 3 Hits
pended Tor Rovfi
IW ‘ F h W t & e f c 'r
i.
.Beasley’s iffy Game By Innings
A llo T / in g
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(ford TK. iScore "* T'vMnnu.'.h
grounded to Crowe,
Sun,
fcists M yers
uriSttg Battle
jjPetiy Trim s Giants
Senators Defe
r For Brooklyn, 6 to 2
Making SR[
Thorn singled to left, Armstrong
singled to renter, Denton lined to
Dunbar win) doubled Thorn o ff sec
ond with :t nice throw. Two hits,
rto runs, no errors.
Hensley, funned, Friable lined to
right, Dumas tdritcl, out. No hits,
no runs, rto errors.
Second Inning
lliigitil -'ingtyd to left and was
Unit ai second witen he tried to
, sin;ti h it, McDonald grounded to I
short.
Miller f walked,
Hotniek j
One* hit, :
i walked, Blown runnei
tC hicago Cuba Run T h eir Wini
tiinjf Streak To S Games B rowns O mI sIuk
l-tt-e Opening!
Hy Defeating Rcdlejfs, 5-1
j
I hie Wins I|[S]
\ ST. I.o u r s ., Aug. HO— f/Pj_Th,
' Pit t sluiegli Pirates and S't. I.oms
NI A\ '■"'IK AikS
i,>y.
Accepts-I 0
Cardinals battled t.> a M).inutile Tj,<
••k V.mkmi
'•«i n
tent wns called after four
1 ' *b.l jeJ,
I
I,
I
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titiiiutes ebipsed Hup.
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dll
I
■ "lint of ,!,ii kite ■. The f u:.!
.
"'■■>' tva.
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By Pete Norton
t
.
t , a runs eat,I,, in tlie first in
'I. all
. ...
,
line'
; '' '*' rpn byl
knit
nllailejeliin where ti
t l.e Ui.itilninl It N' uui-i eiiienninl stadia in atrpihiii
.
1..erl'or »Y Armstrong. Kara.
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.
ai
v.'hi n
doubled
with !
f 1‘' ■
•• Bn
.ylpl.
w
ill
at
l
.o
nut.
yd Sept. L’.'t. The cue 1
,d i tie Tini'i
do I' ■' lo !•••
P sPW$ Iirst sneker, m the tenth in- | c,ovve tooled ai i third tril:
'■■e.titw..r;b and
It.oitonilev on
' y ' *ist. early
mini
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la
"gate
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W t o f Saturday's gnme gave the , m v,.is Wi,ll;e(l Dunbar dntdie.it.il
till A ,i I of I jit a e item New York 1
bjisa. The Pirates’ tallies came in I '.
'
■I the her
' •»•!' r»mtr.
JeHrymen a lone run, which
'
wn. l 'l ow e. Bailey fanned.
Hte f if(h lifter Alexander slipped I ,,l" ‘ 1 1,11 m the fiftjj.
margin of their victory in i
Third Inning
a ltd mi •'<"| a grounder and paved)
1' "n
I’iifD
1g duel bctwcon Brown an I
•be way tor Aldridge, bis mound I l!11'" V
1met' mlchtri
Manusli fouled to Crowe, 'I horn
Iyer*. It wu* n beautiful buseoppntuut,
drive in the tieing ' *ittite
-'■• ncmlrtl uj ^
walked, Armstrong hit into a dou
I ( i m e nlfliunding in sparkling
cun. Thirty-seven thousand per- • In ill gain* at with {]■
ble play. Myers to Krisbie ly
fit afidid’ throughoDt. The only Itailey. No hits, no runs, no er
(ii'wan pi v. ’ tcnlay's ^
mns attended.
iO ltlD A S I ATE LK ACI K
tit theigume proved fntul to
By oiMini.
rors.
There
will
he
double-bonders
W
I,
Pel.
Isitor*.Allen grounded to first, Myers
both tomorrow and Wednesday, th" [ V had'
r,ot
n, tho visiting hurler, inn! walked. Beasley grounded to sec
croud name scheduled for today New A.at,
"ij2 [Q(
h the better of “ l.e ftv" Mv- ond, Myers took «ernnil *>n the play,
having' been postponed.
;ih the mutter of allowing liita Fliliie beat out an infield roller,
• V " ' ' ' ' 1 .dn?. ,
Bv innings:
and t\. -d.ic; s|,„.fct|
J f i n the ntrike-out depart nuut Myers was out on a dot title .teal.
i
d
' bin gh mm OfM non it Au-io. t grind'.
itl|p touched for hut five safe- Out* Ini, no runs, no ei rot s.
\ulii>]i;il l.fitf.riM1 Ct.iHcmlcrsi
gr;i p.tig pa roll!
tie ill"
i (inn
M.U MHMv. \llg. ill. t/pl
st. i.iiuis
;:no ooo mm o *_>_ ; u
lil ^to his opponent*’* nine and
Fan fill Inning
i■ri' ■'p 11a' > I ■J*l.l'l IU, t"i i n11*I;- -lie
G n u ip c d ( lu s d y W i l l i T h e
i. 1, t.enip-i \ ha absorbed more
tig. IQ Snn ford'hatters to M y
Senators Dull lo
Battei
ies:
Aldridge and Smith:
Denton walked, llogan lefted In
ini bis child
r. cr\ 11'ne
t.11
k (i!..(«- uni adi t m n o g than lrK cils H itvin g S iigh l I .u ni
'B#.' •*
" ' ti' \ t ITti.N, A,
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xaialt
r
atul
(
I'Farieil.
n. •asley, McDonald hit into a dou
p.-ey *rgn
to figld , *■'.» 11
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"g eigtit runi i
iVe fast double plays by th* ble |>Inv, Crowe to Myers, to HullYa n k ees l.ead In Vniei iftm ba ii-.cive I iii a tmd • ombat since
uen i tami l a lie tii manager,
\ M(■ lift \N Id. M. t
Ii
becann wot'dN hi a vyvveig In
i111111 imji:*i(ft ,j;„
t . dints ItuV I ii I lodgers
infield g realty aided Myers;',’y. No hits, no runs, no errors,
•I 11 ut ceil f i 'it * pi claim t hr \
v\
I, Pet.
'beat t hit .j
i i 11
, li.antiiuli.
tting' out .of several tight ' I hi mas fail lied, <Tnwe -tin. I: out,
< rill \I :I ' \' 11; ..u i I’t T i n '
11lif JOK I . Y \ , . A'
'd have In en i led oil
11 .
It"
Main
a
tinnier
has
hee’
t
"Th
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Meets rolled to first. No hit:*, no illg into I lie .! ret. Ii III t lie Nat ion ;in upsiiimluig- man rn the ring
net in tend of t he fellow w b,. I
.NTH I ‘ "I less Petty in the box. Brook-i (in bn !i. >|>*,j 'hi IiomI
a I I ,e)tgip p< nna o' rase, tile thive
X *' remarkable rateli nl a 1 runs, no erroi'*'.
Alto' her
*1 Ventei-n claim
..oil ■> U ret m net! Iiiuiic from th«> \Vr.-.t ■up it- uiargi"",
mui e bo '.nii tin tit!• . • >nly once,
elub- fielding foi
t lie lead a I >■
drive o ff the bat of llornirl; i
I'lllll Inning
leudd have promoted tli,-|
.n’
iH 1;l
■i-iory iiVec tit' (liurits Sutt-i inglen » .hie, inghlJ
when
I
11i i Angel lin n , bowled him
ninth inning jirobobly sav j MmoP r|it,| u, Dmibar. a nice ■i'odarli 1111 ni-1i-d ni ( Ii* i e b'llim
I
.al'i , 'i/'J . Miti'idh
ipnn.e run wit.li ] sin k ; !o e|.,i, -eorm* 1*
fin'll I lie rope .at11IIIi at the Polo
, , ,orn,«*
D'V bnl1 look... ..it((.k ,,(>nlht>
Hatley, t In t be fi iiiip s i f Im I b bat 11.
. I S l i B i l t y mi hi the 'evciitii gave tin:
Tii"'u i w.is "If>-rtiM|
(irniiiid. in that triemorniilo flglit
01
111
11si-y bar never run i' m iii a
stand
the
('bieag'n
Cubs,
while,
<n
l
throe Imue-lut if tt had , jjrnwn singled to left. Mann -It got
..|PH l.’ eiiils their run.
Max Carey j for the i -it.,?s unii|J
yt
il'j;:,
)
i,
be
been
o
ff
bis,
feel.
I
or
man,
Inn
be
has
h
nl
i
n
;n> .
............i a scratch hit to Myers, Thorn | illy* niiough, I'hIJirdelphia is bring But let'll I.IIVV and the public Ut
„;2.: m a ilin g Ins debut tif F.btiets fieid when Bice |ntiricctfd1
id
11C hni'li y Paddock on niattj
Jelorymcn made their Dig i (-fouled to Mien.
lot
Tv
no ing up the rear n< gtimei ....... . huge have bail lam frequently on
Jin a Brooklyn iiiiiform, had tt per- ply dnv
' asion to evade a pKl.e-.s S. I
)Ii| the seventh when they se- runs, no errors.
and ranking nglit up with tie, fi 1 1 day at hat, but luid tu leave
N
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K
bis
tn
gaiping
for
breath
ami
nan
whom
theie
is
lu«
heavier
i
Kent ” by tittitna:"'!
t three hits hut were unable
fitmliar popped to rerun.!, Bail ( ubs in butt lag.
JVt. " b e game while at tin* plate in tile
H
I.
lislciuug
to
i
ne
count.
■ter,
in.
the
opinion
of
the
J
9re.
IfTlicitgo
tlibtt 00| |
(
inf
in
mitt
i
It
ads
tbr
slugging
ey luiuied, Allen fanned. Nn lots,
tl tan cIi
'el dil .."iSK sewnth inning when he hit hitnMust Walrli Money
. tiiuit,
}>Myers wns back in Hie line* tin rum, no errors.
Waddiigii.il unt) looj
figures
ilu luliiig
Wedne-dav '
ip
self
"ii
tin:
right
ankle
lltt.'ti i
I i ini ,fi7LI
with a foul
lie lias been accused of every-'
Suiltf Tbreatericd
fill iuuhJ acted an the
games show, with an average of
Batterie.-: Tho
Sixth tuning
id
..TVIi tip.
thing from being u shake,- to an
• a ke%n.',
manager of the : t. Cotes
ig influence in the infield.
.It!*
J
.
The
Pirates
being
second
Sleeitgiaf"
ami ftt
<
b'rago
..VI
1
Armstrong
walked,
he
was
forced
nn
bT
alienator
of
aftertiomi
o
f
other!
unit non 2nd 2 7 *1
eipmti until last August I. al. " New York
Jted 10 hartl cha'nre* withwith one of .Ifrti* and St. l.ouis
and Bel
N't'vv York
(Hi ti.'t JKS Brooklyn
men'' wives. True, lie lias never j
ijit
(bey
split
some
tune
at.",
2HII
bWle Hml seemed one of the ul second by I teuton, Hogan fouled next with a .llHb figure.
li|:t
mix—i;
7 :i
Tin
i; ,
Hionk|\n
i'll) r.y . i•n.)
i I at) per cent nf tie
Brown. Frishio with nine to Allen, Dent.ni was forced at Phillies nrtd ( Nibs are t a d We.ll
;< ■ li.'eit i iniiit cd ini in t he -a lied Ie i
Bv iimings:
Ho
tori
second
by
McDonald,
.Crowe
to
IK
net
inns,
bill
tiny
have
ke|it
liiinj
earnings in tlte ring
4 Crnyru with eight, iiyth
after a week of genii til te
!
Bat tcrie -: P.i i>
li iug
Scol t
I 'lliuubdiil: a
In
loisii r ind iinhapier tbau titty m mioui
I b'llipsey and ivea >n
dny in the field.
„ Myers. No hits, no h u h , an or res -Ion in 1lie **. it I lug ut I lie t' am
*0*1 V* Atiiit* rr; I1 My amid
He
b'
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n
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iH.tlrl-It;
j.
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b
t.,
/:.tfi;ed
j
pa
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Hi two out in the lentil irv' *11'l|ia' g , / . . U o ' mi f
and b 11ling ipdI’ lil’ilaI .
d
er
f
tied
t
•
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f
,
l!"SSrfy
more ban a mdlioti dollar in llie|,|g
'A l l e n hit a long .lohldii to
I*ln I ' l rdi o i 1 I . | l i e d t k. I r-ii ii|t n i itel ni i" . 1 1|i "Ur Ii law l o c
fouled t , in t. ' ii.In.- grounded
FMyers walked, and A lim rnetu
tl'l
t
d.
No
Ii
1
1
,
no
i
11e , no et- 111,, i.111.• •11 pi 11;. 11111 Vf.■ |"i had
< b cago Make* it K StraiglP
uit , Ii i m
"light li
line
ome with the winning run
•■I li ii ,\' 111 tint ■mo anii mg if ■ in
; rub ■.
’ ll! It MHill II III.
i 'A rm *lmug lo.t iii-a-lcyb. il,
1 1I b \f ' :. \u,.r. t<) -rd’ l - CleInti
1 c I. if
( ikrin nal i i-i u i
S. v enl Ii I lining
11 mti. i y o[ i iii I.a
re nut ■
i .a " i.tu it
■uri.
winning ;.t r/ak in
.Miller
grounded
to
li'rishie,
ilnrI
I
lii»*
■
nii
billing
Hargrave,
.lie
that Iii.- lot, while a moneyed .
Victory Saturday l gave the
' tebt " ,cu
Sunday 1iv defeating
I!i.|**'i
‘ihfx
’ I K"liert'-ou
tin hoin ,e;V (lung tint luippy.
. . fouled to Clowe. Brown Mil- ! I’ dtsinireh lour.
>the •erics, two games l t niek
, * ' mtm'i. * lo I, in the first, game!
to f t , Mann-It
forced b\ and Smil bvvoi t Ii, Imwevei
t Ml'
elea nec e i I lit- 11 m i s, iu.. .•
the other flush resulting l i t l f . " ' " Il
bo
cries
Call
Mays
weaken
I I!
lilt, lyi laid with averages just mp .
i Cotlil.
<t||i
Aug.
:to
iiPtBrown at
mark* ■! t bn , iuwiipn n, toid
1 a li ning, w Imii^tiia
I runs, no ei ioi '.
■i ■• 1- of wild vo':1i; ed m ' lo
" ' I ............. I*■' 1 I enter Bel''
W"I t'V .1 d illlll'e elljov (III I'b
irat .. •
■11 ........ tied an ;dtai k witieh in
i ■-i towing ttiis siipi
I lumas
g roll Mill d
In see i ■ml. n tor Si. t ai as.
bi • in■.i,: t " earnings t ■1 tu
' haled a Imm, run !",r Charlii Hoot
'1 in 1
kS D T A '
A B It II 1’ fl A
CfoWe . lligleil lo re'ilei Crowe vva , II ’ a !• i
i m,
',il|
in. u a nut
Ima . v weight champion \v it h ■
1b :i mau mi tin i*.
dl ; t o . i In i bum;
riW'fcT ..... 5 0 *) <1 t)
'eallglll
asleep
o
f
f
,
s
econd
liV
'•itig I beidfF have lied the
.... I dnt an- I In* vv i el., as iinliea'
<M0Olf
geld.
■in. tin-r 'ipl.lblilo. I
1%. 8b ....... 1 II <» I) •»
Bool !•''d the visitors to seven
i hit ‘ on the links in i
I Brown's Main throw,
Myers mu id by 11n* 11 ■i u"ns fell a ed 1
reOit*
I.vcfi, 1 etie iJciiipsi y Lain i
trirng, 1b .: 2 0 1 II n
1i.ilist a bet b 11;i\ e . laid
e d'i i of r-c nl tournaineiUs’ tmd ! ''it
until the ninth, w’ lien three
I gled to ectilev, Dtutbar smiish.il a ) da v
H I U 'l mi nf I liicagii -till Inr -"tie body claims an :ntit
m If
n 0 l) •t I)
i
.a
*
to
n n jl
■
11g tile lieidrdnr of r)*t I
a
n
j
'Urc
ive
single:’
,
saved
the
Beds
single
In
left,
Hailey
rulled
tn
"it
tin
are several chain.
leads in homer-, but ineteaM-d )|is
ft 1 *> :i
It, 2d - . 4
Itid Sewell.
1t t it t lu-r t tic ....... i- i i ip under lit years of age. p J tTom a sfi 111 out.
l Brown. Three hits, tin runs, no er- ptevinil- filial of IS but one. while in it. 1 \ i v I itnn 1lempsi . ;
tl"g a i ov. I n\ or a choice 1
ti
maid- t i j r . 4 1) 1
' in'it 1•• lo] -<
v.i a :. . (
ruts.
I1" ! 1 Du Bage of Madi ntf j t 'im in iiiti dim duo on;
Imii iy Hottninli'V id Ilia ('aiifimils
P^" C1
****f’»l,r*nt,* *5* 0 u n * »
I
Might Ii Inning
( ■' . win ve >. - the woman's wi t I < Il .Ig"
atl'l Od'i I 1\
' failed to add to bis HI. Bottom
| Thorn popped
in front of the 1lev di vided lip- atliiiiiou to dou!
‘ 1a " 'b - ill t 'I nude fields, ovpe ! B.d!'"'' . Mays, l.tt'-as,
'plate and both Myers and Hatley 'I i* , I liree id t Uein put 11tig him in
dt
< S. 111;I, Kansas ( 'ily, i -.
"I Ha: grave; Boot and
watched it fall uiimnleslcf for a
j ' )■ Al.it i '.in !' irjiio. New Orti-itns
‘12 11
'1 1
. '■ ..............’TV-'" *" T, " i llt u lead with !la, while lus maresl
>U" went tbro gh the third rod h I
hanr w f i n g 'run 1
Mf ‘ l rivul. Heatlnote of 111.
Culp
j u i' i ev< *■pii u.,1 [jerfuriiiatii e,
' ? -* %
(S '* U»
Illie;
} -ti.cl .Il .rj. Curl Wall.ec Of th
X i: \A' YORK Aa^
: illder IN.
Champ’s R ebu ilt N ose
The j *i»’l <ii r’.sffUl1
two
W(
■
I.
u
'.'.i
Sammy
Atn.'rl
NFAV
A'"!(K
.
Aug.
daughtci.
and dalle : r amt a
..... * • «
’\
'»! Allen wnll ’ hlt hy the pitcher, « kwl'i'K « b» m .ii s o.llcgtiun ol - «
** ' ‘ in -oiii A i t riaii Mi'h schoo’ Remains Same A ft e r f bit* * ted!* inters
n-tites, . inle Ivin,1The
1,1(1 Ali'copolis is lookim; ........... sialer ot
<'u v ti c, id' tin
di.dingm led D.m
Henri r b
Tiictps
• 2 n t ^ ^ M y v r * Hm*rifirnl linn In mtihiiI,
11 'p . V'*n II
i .rent junior ctljttn
leading' Id a ' of j t(t a 12 mile swimming im o ,, i
| iuh mus;
-in
ks
for
a
ti
",v
2 W eeks O f B a tterin g lira! t 11*- b..;ji irisg .frtll
••* ^
^ ^ JJ |Hv4IhIi»,v liiHfd In t itflit, l'ri; liiD
jut"
id
t<
at
I
.lift
water
and
t
ljU
b'ltoniennl
cl
itub
j
Mfltdtat
t
a
n
Island
tmxt
nmn
'I
be
The <ol
men
JJ fcrniimlitij tr> short, No hit , no ■j* watched tli«
"lIUeT '' I -. '-1: lieforc ih.it, I e l*-r l t u b " (lA
krioi kine ag:u:i at
( , 1, Tile *Ween Hie first two Win, in
,, l ( ’Ape Cti
"I spat I,v Adam
” . runs, H
it ■■I'lbtl'g
no
ei rora.
Frail'
A ll A NTH! C ITY , N. j ., Aug. A on ei .ui leiitiH uip
- d. I'
M inn. . p . i an. o ff with the
Chicago
si'cond-tucker
got
away
N
'v"
"
FucHah
Channel
I mined to
ad wit ti v 11itm11 i' ( ’ Kitloiml
Ninth Inning
11
t’1 dptek Detnpaey'a rehuilt
.An*! f-i da- wen
- links title at ltuL'with seven for a total of L’ l as
.Alillie Cade, 27, who is \|i . TtlntiH.
M
Tsoll s.i
for Ne"..
m *■ was as Grecian u.s ever today yi at *-, I he 1cg fjtW 1
il'u.
ID'
»
1
.
as
is
A
it
T\erra
Iviki’s chief clitilleni'ip'.
. f tleminglon Corson and the ni 'ln i York Sail.i.
hill fellow
wttsinan, who wg j alter having been suhtfcLcd to a tenmN TiMett, f’tffc#
Blum of Urn Carutiuis won his |' ,r tw«. children. A h nnRor tu -tdilI deHogan fanned,
McDonald Sin
no di list v.i
7 1 in t lie junior i iiitir battering from three weeks and Wiflisitn« --must I
his
mnuiiunt:' !*'a^
,«* J‘fnMle Kncrlr, ?*,r u\ i
gled lu left, Miller popped tu Fria- I7tl\
of Iii : training I’amuiiign.
ltllles
niv noeo of foretirtt y<
ut
Ammniued
*h
|,
qualifying
i
til J 5 tIO Hi u hie. Minims made a n nmrkolilg M fivr while
Umt his .Untilj N\'\v
U)
Fniee** faugh! Heft
AVADON
f
i
t
s
finder
!'• apsev lH the least concerned
:.] (»♦*<• i
Is]amt.
1
\
m'or.
,tda
Catiiiiu
for Mir RCflrt
luhiiiifT lo ms j ^nhitweniimi of HWimminr *!h■
eatoh of ! lornick’s liner. One taiL^
H were i*o
ch'itleng'*' i ' 1'ind fnt
r bon*
Cal.,
Aug
in
tydij)'’
'
'T
'1
over
tiis
(lose.
In
fact,
he
i/B)
Bub
eo\<
i
■islrt m v ie t o r ir K v r m v r of Pitfc-j f y w 1**? ^haniD'l. Mut h« v ftilii
^ no runs, no errors.
Hi.- vvcsU-ni
] I*’1 urged his rough piuymates to trofdiv bv *t<-f-’o‘ irg
'ul chum 1 w a i t , , 1"uabfyioj:
we
luu
1 (ill mid
ids tyroto
id first. *Crown
VVl,n I he ' hanne! iu;. n f.,r j iug the i
_
, gh von his Dumas
grounded
W > i O ^ U - 1 'ililrd. No hits tui runs,' ii'
UU'lelle- t ' V.V". at
tween tlip i ml atm ■
or to uaineiiL a' 'el" .t beldt liy Sneti at it.
i
a
in
I
e.ii*
i
"'tota
o
.(
i
Allen.
Tenth
Inning ii
000 000*: 000
0 Saeriflre^.
0 (lifted toj left, .Myers
grounded
■ti'Orl at four losing -t i t ritar- I'dilHini twnimli.
V. t Mor- l <1. and
'tin'
of
the
beliefs
1
lint.
Detnp*
to
lit)'
fifth
■
'b
I
III’.'
'V" •' ■
utnilu-r
Oi
Brown ....... .
Mamish
»y- I'l nr dyers, Armstrong,
IO ’. RooU o f. t jm u g o I.mild Ills | A n il ;»'lw.vn, Uieulri. ,d pi •n.
Bv witming 'he N?*
, o it b■ no.’ *’ would prove a luurdiAVrigley cc . i m..i
<i t!. ' oivapn m .
l Da:re
■i«liie.,Doul»le plays:
jc.|t. Thorn lul into a
tilth strike-out and Vmur lost .his i t , who is Mrs, Corson's m i
rict open * oginpio hip plivy, at < ni i ;in that it was rcpnrlcd to eliumoiotwlit!1 SiU'illIi
announced h, r tod.. *.
•ill.
Brown fa...... it Mamish
singled
to W.-Mytrajito Frit»laie to p ^ y . F m h jc t- Mv. r m H. Myers,
|nt-i.Armstrong.
'
.
aid. -lie Would
issue u font , I t,.ii
I !\ an I on. <l*'e of 11 largest Ti t ; ba'-- la en inodelb'd from
parn- Tildett II. tiatii'iita
rick, appointed by v I|:iaill \\ I I'
Doulde
plays:
|
c.
|
T
h
o
r
t
i
lot
into
a
double
Crowe td W. Myers, In o ,„. |,|t , nn rims, nn m o r s . » « • : Frishie.
I'A thergil! of the riger-. is hold .
■>•;''fyiijif that the i i .
[lion, sliowed tiinio‘1'1
........ .
. . .
.
Bailey.
ley .lr., s|i<,n;0 .r nl
n;
v im, a. ■ f the season nltlai'lcd a field of i'ii" .
. i.
Hailey iug his own after a uluntp, fig- j ^ ,l.w .
i'
i
*
111
i*',1
formidable golfers.
lb" fact is that, disliking cnull- Master. He ,,,lf,l,t! %
general ehairman.
•"’I T I j .Frlabio to W. Myers to fanned, Allen doubled lu loft, My ui es showed ftulay, with a .dH8 av - 1
gets
loo
enid.
il
......................
t" W
Miller,
• ’’ T
Alining the nttur wm-e Wallin t b v ■r ears, lie once hml, Jack sub- Bntgumi la the
, GVIaUIn
Banes on
f., halls:
W o ff Brown
I,.’ 1 ers
+ Dunlmr
. . . . fouled
. . to
. . scored
I'atrick said the
walked,
Allen
when crage. Buhe
ii.a.!. It
ii..it.
r..ii...i to
i.. add
..na to
*., ruler
1e at wiii' l
ut It failed
r'V"1r it
"' " ' nhl aueept, Mr . ' i ’ vu
Hagen, new western open cham ai'|l<*i to an opi>rntion which re- round and was beatffl
H. Myers f>. Struck nut: by Armstrong dropped Hensley's pop. .:i7H. and Burua .ui' the Indians l
"JI"' 1 DyHaburger w..„|.| p,.., all eoiitostahtu mu a ■Uilpet*. Ijc* pion and .lock Hutchison.
....... I this eattilngo for use in doors last winter.
10; by H. Myers It. ],eft on Ope hit, one run, unit error.
I. tiuar.v ! '
lured a liltlu loss fioprl.V-H'mi Man »
" ‘ «"• M‘>- ( •’t‘>‘ ">* ■ '1 " n been tentatively s,.|
Mis victory "'er
*
hooding
ati the bridge of his not-e
i: Ba/ifyrd B; SarusoLiv ti. Hit
ll)27.
The
swim
i
.
<
,
n 11. anv*'•(;
usli of 1Iv Lent t , I" t ie -I he third mid j ,u'
1nmiicmlV m Im h mdr.,
nt Ni vvfifirt
"er,'hy Brown '(AHeH)'. Cifi- !
F n c i . V^D MvADS MKIIT
v. " ii
’ Irs.
( orsoti
.. wnm and in the event nl
rIui. of ,11 M anley Questioned
.f ttel
fi'iti't it plat t u u it Ii percent at *
h*> will
'blaiidn - . AA'ark to stfirt soon, ngaiit Iiit
T|ipdy and Rollins. Time 1:10.
(Hi'I’ IIKNBBUtl, Sweden, An
around
t
lie
i*dmtd
five
vi
m
,
cnnl
estailts,
attV
it
2T8,
Orinndo
Ie<*
A
1
mainstay
"t
(b'l■"'bafJ
|
'"■
tievv
oliiMt.
of
Orlando
fer
■It) t/l'p Knglaml
led with
.At) I l.olig-dl tapeg slugging is con in Jit turn
tn
Bankruptcy
Case
malic (lie attempt ■
* • M Storage
Company, costing 1teams nt''* !|1 1 ™
’let » t 1(mints ut the conHtirimt of tin \vo«' puimus liV ahsi live, Rutlt's f a i l "
'i lie
Dudley fie ld Malone, advi . r to days’ mitiee.
'[.'U.IMlIb
I li).
A T L A N T A , Ga„ Aug. dtU-i/Fi
/OOQ, for eonstructiyii of
2 men's Olympic ganus here yester-j
t •et'in Hie proximity o f t h e ] -Mi*» lid. rle, previously had r.
.viil stand until the
m w . Tt?» on Tampib road, enrt of May. France was second with 27' ldeavhiTs
.
D.
Miinb
y,
indi*
i
*i
lien*
in
eon
being ecltoed along the ; divated that the Inst .swimmer >0 eessfitlly uegottulcd.
. ooction with the failure recently b'f 1
i' * city.
* J[mints.
nii.ktle-distance Inllvrs, Burns Inn.D'u cliaiuiel would cum enl in a
1.
thi‘ Banket’s1 Trust. Coinpnny' ' of
udilerFoiie of bis double* for n to- ttM-’u.around Mmthallai: island, pro.
f** 1Ml n^1ff Tj
-r r
Atlanta, appeared mi ilie-ktnnd rn
tal of r»7. Two Iriiilcs, iiowever, j
-he received an au ptalde
\y>lfic T n Sv<*l Y1 'I i-l.-t do)i “ l |l,,‘ 1(1dcral curt hvariug .
t int Un> st ring o f Gehrig of the i (*ffi.Ctnl halletige.
ATB.Il\r-3 1 vf k iC t ** 1tl I IV t»ll UUIlKl llptcy |)T(ict'it|i a R l l i h s l t
YanheOs lo 1^.
| ' Ml. Sidwyn iilrn cabled Mi . f o r j
bim*
H w ik relc.i *'d early t!o
lIuiiiHtfield of Chicago added his Json in Dover asking if :,hr w< uld
F L O M A T O N , Ala.. A - . :u idb aiorning
bum
it, ■ sunitiirinm
I 22d stolen linn* during the week aniipet*
for n X2 M 0 0 j-ri ,
. ■ ,
f - I - F a c i n g n swirling, h* ■ ! h*>dv whoro lie wns taken 1 ' i*!av felloe. * while (li.s team-male, duhllliy Mon- fe m l by A\ .Ilium Wriglry .It;. l . , r ! o f water for nine I..... and .T l,i»R « n-rv.*„s eolia,. ■.
|
CUlior’ i .Vole: Ttila Im tluv
‘ T rained bl(>vv*
til, aim added one ami went into
1,1si " f a series of elalitcoo
SI
J
,
.
Z
L
nU'’
’
1
1
1
1
"
lil
1
b
""1
;
minutes,
Bill
.lacjd.m
v.
t
rdny
,
Meanwhile,
u
t
t
*
.
,
f
„v
t|,
*|
Corbett"?
sumn)iay,w.J
{a tie with the 2(1 o f Rlcq of the
■• i l" s Uealliiu will* Itn* lllgti“ I will iwim f.„. it,, c , p ,
u nt‘w rcc,>r,1 f,,r i’o -h water hankers announced an appeal from 1
It was n » » ’*
ins .,f henvvweight eliaini Senators.
nd nurse or m ,! * ti at.iluai Is- distance swimming hy t raveling j tht- wnhet of the i- •■Don county j I' i<■n•I*i|, ft gum since the era
Among the twirlera, George Uhlc land
nrt purse, or m y other eontc;
enntesL
u2 m i|C8>
,
K ordinaryN court,
which deelunjl | of j. i,.,.. ii a li i in*; ticgnii, Wrlt'sL I 1(2
ntoyetl into the foro-that week hy you have nrrangci
was the an
" " bv la lan n* ll ot ttan ’Ntijy
was
ie
a
n
|
j
„
c^H
l,n
hopped
**IT
>.
t.nit*y
;
riled^in
N
I,r'’
hab|y
would
o f the defeat of S 1U
'J
J
thrcojgaitto tfprlci),
swor.
■ i tuiU'i siurr *if ilm ,\*yt«hia 2(Rh nml 21st victories, with
-vipci
lor
i
iiiti't
later
in
th,*
'■"*’
. *1 I'ress. • vvljo is cnvoi’lng
home each '"ght
.
Mr. fjelwyn said that M, (
j morning at the bridge uvt r Es* I dav.
, Ycitcrday ihu v.uhn took their the Kilasoa’s defeats - rotnuining at
i
■ * aittvlitcH n r'den o Tunrefrain
from
d
r
i
»
g
L
l’« nibi(l *nver at G tl ! 2 oVIoek
eighth straight, defeating Cincin idght in niimtier. Bennock of New son lmd received offers a
"(•>’s xti ii iiiiou ciiom|*
oua^llnuors u #
nati, G-l.
;* York did not lust).unjt,ybut added tt) ^200,000 for theatrical ami olhn’ ’ ' n,!d ‘ ' " " ' ’"A1 l" ' ’ 1 l h«'boa t
X W -:; a,t
onal League Supremacy,
* a f t e r swimming the 1)2 miles , tit
*i Brooklyn, enmo hack from the only one to hia previous, total of 18 nt utigAgemcifUv
■luhn L, Sullivan, an old man following Ride
ca St, Louii yesterday west t » whip the fallen Giants, flf games wan. I,efly flrovo of th?
Both* wgtpop, reflate to aucciihtlf
. a ve r a|re_ r « to of speed of hum>
a( Tl, vija* kpoeked out by James
Pirates to a tie. A l- to 2 ,
Athletics pitched hin 17t!tb Htriko- tt> wcarlnens *nftoc their acliieve- 1fmn’ ll) miles an hoar. Ho-was
•L Corbett* a. youngster o f 20, at.
» v « tbrsfrJi^ts in tho 10Washington's
now
pitcher) out. •
mailta’ und the retullaul exhaustu-P?u^/aI‘*nK f r‘)u) Hie cold 'ml seemed
.
New Orleans Setitember 7, 1892,
apSJt. Alexander, althoug'h Crowdor, hold the Chicago Wiilto
Tho hitting, in the American t|ori. claim of crowds.
Mrs. Cor- to hove retained muelt of hia'^ngr. - 4 i w ' ! ' t ' " : X v nftor.2l roiidds o f battling. They
kept them Rcattered. Sox Hale, 0 to 2. A Senator Itar- League is about jia warm us the
t o o k ; * Sunday dip in the gy. Ho declared after ticing.gh/on
'L
1
-v bnnnrrnwi will
I , , ■'*!‘^alsbiirg, i>« { a 4,Uor , wore 'thijii* gloves largor in thpsc
contest twice and •rngo broke loose" in the muvent It for battles for the annual team pal*
arinei.v.
''Kderte, worn out a-rub-down that the intonse’Tdplii*’
nfeya vhilt' ft spectator, dcscribiiig Hoif-io^hUtr
iw.yilri^afeceptiiiTi, took lit*F netta ‘ o f the water was the cause traJning quarters near tfie PtiilaV i
eight nut*. ;
to tho world's’ Bcriol.
'add, ,'dccj«red: ’’Sullivan fell
delphia N sqiii Stmlimn where hia
piratM ctfspe up- . j Uhle Cop
his 224 victory of
2 ;and went mit for '^ l hia’not continuing fu r th e r .^
Just now ^ha *'butt lug of \ tho
ox, rolled over on. hi»hput
with
Dempsey
in
September
.ho ' season
tuxinlng hack St, teama nqd
lending lmtsmcn are
swimmer ther,Drily taken place.
"fuiprifilf. and wns counted out,"
*
i e d t ^ w I)**- x- *-*i as miich At wids ft* ever.
or» arc filled
. 1 (,ver ; vvainVifrJm
in t o o . i o t W wMathp
l,!'R-puncfiing and a .
'.throats lor
.continued to win
0 aeeand swim, ,
,
Morgan, 44 ‘triUbs, f| w ruumla with
his
partners
coin“ Corson
Tiger* *f<tr a G-l
$I0^H7(?WT)cw building upij
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filling of preemptions and quick
dell vet*.
Drugs
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Are good tools
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SHOP — Printing,
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over old roofs. Leaks repaired. E»timatea free. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Oak Ave.A 8rd St. Phone 111.
CLARENSE SMITH
General Contractor
600 West First Street
at Phone 441
JAMES H. COW AN— All kinds of
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
phone t i l .
HODGINS A C O V A N CO., s u o
Radiator and ah< o metal world.
Plain and omameii.d sheet maul
work. Tel. 716-\ . S07 Kreu b
Avenue.
FLO RID A—ORLANDO— Orlando
Mom in c Sentinel; largest classi
fied business, rate lc a word, min
imum 24c cash with order.
GOOD
DRESSMAKER
wants
sewing. Children's school clothes
a specialty. Plain and fancy newl ing. I’ rite reasonable. Sewing by
i the day in home if desired. Write
j Box 200 care Elernld.
Itwceii rilling station and
bn Motiroe i n u d — Pocket
WANT ED — To
make school
taijiiag f ountai n pen and
clothes
for
little
girls
and boys.
finder idensc r e t u r n pen
Mrs. Higgs. Phone 826.1.
]tt hook to H a n s o n Shoe
cy for r e w a r d .
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Dealers
SELL GOOD USED CARS „
6 room houae,
unfurnished,
$60.00 per month
W ANTED TO BUY
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
A T HERALD OFFICE
66—
DODGE BROTHERS
6 room house,
unfurnished,
$60.00 per month.
19— Building Contractors.
22— Millinery— Dressmaking
[t ami I1'mind.
Guaranteed.
PRIN TIN G TH AT PLEASES
RndAdding Machines.
„ THE SEMINOLE PRIN TERY
I
OOI W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop
PORTA N T
IVimjit * Efficient
Sen icn
ROOMS W ANTED.— a bed rooms,
kitchehotte, bath. Within B blka.
of P. O. Address Machine No. 3,
Saaford Herald.
and absolutely
84— Houses For Sale
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1
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health
problems.
Investigate.
Phone 182 J. Dr. W. E. M ac lights, water and gas. Apply !L
C. Walker. Hailey's Cash Grocery,
Dnugnl, 1st. Nat. Hank Hldg.
First Street.
__ 1 32— Help Wanted— Female
1 imm; s T O R E -Proks. Druirs. Soda. We are
lou as your phone.
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fi E. Fi^t Street
> carry » full line
are right. Cash or
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J. H. JACKSON
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
SEMINOLE HUDSOlv-ESSEX
FOR SALE.- Twenty hejtd good
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Jersey milk cows. ApplyV Eg
Eg[r» arid Adding Machines.
203 Oak Ave.
ATTRACTIVE
room*
to
rent
for
PAt.'l, II NIX.
rr Moonroe.
gen's Dairy Farm neur
Phone 41
stores or office* at Park Ave.,
Frames and Screens
rn« 4 Ratliff. Phone 340 M. L. Porter.
and Commercial .Street.
W. M.
HUPS—
MARMONS
Made to Order
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
DKY CLEANING
CO. OHIO— X«nla. Mak« your
Sanford Automobile Co.
Murphy Ironing Hoards
ktning, Repairing and through the Xenia Gatetta, Zen2U0 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
"bone 165 for prompt ia, Oh.o.
Rich agricultural die- OFFICE FOR KENT—la Meiach
Medicine Cabinets
Bldg
Apply A. P Connelly A
trict Want ad and dlcolay rataa
CHRYSLER
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
CHAS. T. FU LLER MOTOR CO
Phone 692
D A ILY NEWS— It cover* Brow 80A— Real Estate Directory 411 W. 1st St.
HARBER SHOP
ard County thoroughly *which U
Mhkmi.Iiu Avenue.
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JEW ETT AND PAGE
>*» barbers Special a t - ' one of the mort rapidly growing HIGGINS-SMIT11 WIGHT, INC.
Sanford DeaUr
hen ladies and children, tectlon* on the Florida Coaat
It's The Talk of The Town
Real Estate and
RIVE'S GARAGE
Sample enpj and rate card upon
INSURANCE BROKERS
208
W.
1st
St.
Phono
617
STEAM PRESSERY request.
»*i pressing, tailoring.
JnicU<, Avenue.
Phone M A I N E— Wutervllle. Morning LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, AUTOM OBILE DEALERS: If you
« Use “ SINCLAIR” Gas
want to sell your used cars ad
“ THE LOT K ING "
Sentinel. Thousand of Maine
Full of eager power
vert iso daily on the chutttifled '
306 First National Bank Bldg.
people are interested in Florida
page.
SIN C LAIR OILS
property.
Reach
them
through
repair all kindn
Better for your motor
Two leaves for the price of one,
*■ :il)~ Palmetto. Phone the Sentinel. Rate card on ap
THRASHER A GARNER
NASH
plication.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance Ixiads the world in motor car value.
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
A.
C.
SMITH MOTORS CO
to w n , w . v a ., people 56— Fuel and Feed
1113 Saaford Ave.
Phone 461-J
DAYTONA
BEACH
in Florida. Each
SANFORD BUICK CO.
lrouBh a classified add In WOOD, WOOD— You haul it or McCALL A FOX, Real estate in
212 Magnolia Ave.
vestment!. Best buys art among
* tewa POST. Six eenta we haul it. M. M. l-ord, Phone
Phone 387
'
our
listing!.
Phon*
746.
f|l* cinisecutive isauea. 3512,
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THE CLARK Apartments on thu
Sanford Cadi Hue Compunv
V F DOCHLAHH.
beach, reasonable weekly or 117 E. 2nd St.
Phone 121 I
Cl er k uf the Cl re u It I’null.
W ANTED — Experienced waitress. monthly rates. 416-418 South A t
I»v: A M W K K K H . I> C
Apply Belt Cafe.
\V. II t ' l t A I V KoKD, Hiiltultur fur
lantic Ave Daytona Beach, Fla.,
DODGE
CumidMl mull.
Mrs. O. F. McCue, Prop end Mgr.
Pleasure cars and Graham Trucks Auu ;;u Held K-I.I-3II.
SEMINOLE EMPLOYM ENT
Phone 567-1,-3
Elm and 13th St,
Phone 3
BUREAU
IN ('(> ( I I T OK COI V n
Jl.tlU K .
N K S II N O I. K r t l l X T V , N T A T K A I*
204 North Park Ave.
W
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and
Overland.
77— Houses for Rent.
K L O IIIItA .
F and M. Motor Co.,
Ill re KHtiile uf W I L t . l A
W
T
l
f N N l t ’ l.lKKK. Deemmil.
10— Money to Loan
Park
and
Commercial
house,
M.
■oqni
FOB RENT Five ro
Notice I’ liereliv alveti. In all
wlium ll imiy emirerli. Dial nn die
M. Lord. Phone 3512.
KENT
VULC
ANIZING
WORKS
3rd
(lav nf Nmeml i er
A |). Itt(i>
LOANS— Money available at 7 per
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES sliall incHeiu their final neemnils
cent. Close in property. A. P.
aa
Oxeci i l m«
uf
(litentitle nf
FOR RENT.—Modern Bungalow
U. S. I*. Batteries.
' Vl l ll nm: W Tiiiinleltf f«. ilecesaeil,
Connelly A Sons.
furnished, five rooms and hath.
Distributors Cleveland S.x
In tile ftnuiiial.il- .Ina If Slmrini.
Apply 401 Central St.
JuilMe iif mill! i'unit hh J alike nf
Cor. 2nd and Sanford Ave.
'nacreto Co., general
vork, sidewalks, buildirrigation boxes. J. R.
T, Prop,
48— Horses, Cuttle, Vehicles
On realdeaceti or Improved tmaloeea property t» ai
from $1000.00 to $100,000.00 for 3, I or 10 years at,
Interest.
*
Will also conaMer Construction loan* to aid In the
at ruction nf building*.
Bakery
S e m in o le
ELECTRIC
Co.
—
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S w r w ts W tin
You’ve Tried the Real Now
MILLER O. PH ILIPS, Inc.
W ANTED— Child's crib, must be
Try the Beat
1100 W. 1st. St.—2 story house,
idieap. Apply “ Herald.”
five rooms on 1st floor, 3 rooms
and bath on second. Porch, garage.
Elm Avr. and 13th Street.
67— Rooms With Board.
Good condition. Little and Clayden. Ball Bldg.
ROOMS, with or without meals.
PHONE 3
Reasonable rates, Lincoln Hotel. FOR SALE—Three room house,
closo in, on one acre of good !
68— Rooms Without Board
A.
C.
land. Small cash payment. H
FOR SALK--Siuice on the page
Clayden, Room 4, Ball Bldg.
DAYTONA
BEACH
for classified
Advertisements.
FOR RENT liv e ly front room,
next to hath for one or two FOR SALE.—Six room house, gar-1 w’bv not rent those vacant rooms,
gentlemen. Phone 111 J.
age chicken lot. yard graased. j (,r !” 'tl
second-hand (toads?
lights, corner lot. Priced $3,600.00
70— Vacation Places
for quick sale. See G. M. Smoke, 91— Legal Notices
Depot Express office.
W ANTED— Man- and wife to drive
Consult Us Before Wiring
1% T IIH M i l l I I T t O t l t T O F T I I K
THREE GOOD HOMES
ear to Baltimore, expenses paid.
HMKftTH
JI O l d A 1. r n i l ' l ' I T
FOR SALE
Apply 112 Laurel Ave.
O F T I I K M TATF, O K P I.O H IIIA
IN
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S K IIIN d l.K
On very liberal term*
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IN r l l A M ' K I t l .
Phone 735 or 781-J.
74— Apartments and Flats
i riN>ri.i:s h a n k wf k a n f im id .
Scruggs-Scoggins Realty Co;
I h ll<‘rnlH lliuiking t '4ii|»ui nt lull,
Masonic
Temple
Bldg.
i iuniiliii mi lit
FOR RENT.— Apartment, private
home, close in, adults. 509 E.
FOUR MOUSES selling for lum- j “ , * f
X sVM!?,'7,S,
3rd St.
ber and land, for less than a |,i.
i m,,, > huiIIi.k ..mu limes
thousand.
First St. next to !»"<.« >, a* Mm v I*i,iiiim Hucu74— Apartments For Rent
siirinc. L. Bland, R. A. Box 84E.!
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HI Kl I! 1,11.1 t It- VlitIMNIA I'A
FOR R EN T— Unfurnished apart 85— Lois For Saif ------------- I 'JtM.INV
illKMIi' Al. ruMFANV. a ELECTRICAL CO NT It A (TOILS
ments. H02 Went 1st. St.
I fill |ll.t .It lull
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FOR R EN T—Two room apt. with1 MAGNOLI A Avenue corner lot (iiti»i;it hk ( U N s i i m T i n ; ,imi- No .lob Tim Big, No .lob Tm> Small
hot water and ifftnurc lJOli f
in trade ran sell n t ||l I U K I I I 1*1 I I I . 1C I T I I I N I t t t r . k . l
Mvrtle Avi>
| bargain if soon. Bart Mason. Nat’! *•’"
'i.vitv ru n ,i.ids H..m.-uini-»
Phone I2UW
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I ......... “ « .'i»i' ' I'llips Hueii- 815 Park Ave.
DRESSMAKING- 101 W. Hugh- FURNISHED ROOMS for light
i ‘ HH' hn« it ml A i i n i c
Pl i l l tl pH l i n ki n '
" > r * run ■>■* of (be (orlHMt* to
ey Ave.
V*m hihI 1*11ell «>f ytiu Ki'i' Iii'i'ii*
housekeeping,
with
or
without
havr
wlmlalorm
In.arsnrr
after
Ike
lee Stations — Re
*»\ uiiltitd h iif) refill licit t<» iHUHMtV
atiirni of Turailar f Tbla trna Joat ut
(forage. 618 I-nurel.
*uorilimittc lit Sii nff.nl.
a prlterlwn ut nhal the Auauat and Ififdiihc i t'oiii
25— Florists.
tag.
. h"J*nlfluT cmi Mu lieIII > ,
Srptembt-r nlntla will iln. Oeloaea tin* till ilu>K vnf
ur, A I*. IV2H.
HOUSE FOR RENT Sept, t 1100 arldom arrive on arhriltilr time. I " iiiwwiT Iln* uctnl
t»lll
1 'iillipliihit
Ubunliv happen before, (let riIt i\ In *4iitil I'niii
! "S T E W A R T TH E FLORIST”
West 1st St. H, Cluyden, Ball They
DDEI, TR IM CO.
t MKuhiKt > mi
ter take l( ant today. After the mill 'Tic 11 nf you win* loin hi u !
1
Flowers
far
all
occasions.
Bldg. Open evenings.
[the car, not the owner.’
blot* It‘a ( imi late. The prenalaat win i t hy (In* t urnnluhiHMl |i i h > h fur
McLANDER ARCADE
len'l Inrar. and the romtorta might/ ii (lt'iT**e of forcchimnc iiml miiIi* of
817 for estimates.
hie.
Phone 781.
W, RADFORD
FOR RENT.— Furnished bedroom bee (b e » f il re lia b le “ Th le ve a * * f o r l lii* follow Inu ilvNf’iliocl |irop«*rl y
suituble for two men or young anllit p rn te e tlo n . A l l rlaaaea of ■■- III- W It
Tin* W hn I half of I d if No a.i
r it t e n .
£8
VU LC AN IZIN G 27— Professional Services.
couple, bath room connected, nlso • u ranee w I'h
of Sail foiil
! Mi l l , hi u iie m e to ila v .
housekeeping
rooms.
914
Myrtle.
fELESS A WELSH
• >Milhtu tit pl at l l i v I <*nf 1’i‘n d i l
tV. J. T IU H I'K N
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makes friends”
l ‘ a la > t „ n .lt r a m le y Jlu ld ta e
8. J. NIX
of tin t 'll 4*nit l 'mu t nf Hnnl
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
FOR RENT. -One furnished bed
11oI♦* I ’onnty. I’loilila. ami imhi 90— Automobiles for Sale
lalulrix ftv«* iiriiN iiio.r** m lewa
300 East First Street.
room. 305 Magnolia.
COUNTY — The
I poh. f a l hno to iiiiptNii. ptt-mlf
itupendnus develnp»b»ut it in the Palm
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP,
FOR RENT.—One four room hung- ^AUTOMOBILE DEALERS— If ymi |1'*mi»in<ut ni,,i in mmi ™uw, ilnSimide copy sent on “ We specialize in pernpment wav
al ow, . Fi nml Hei ghts , Cal l L, C. |
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I want to sell y o ur used car s , Hl1 1.'i^r.^V nKiUnwV' j ' n u " "
ing". 200 North Park Ave.
Kinard, 917 N. First St.
vertise daily on the classified page. | This „ni,-i iii i»* i>uMtsii. <i ..n.-.-
■■ERKINS -Huberdatthci
artery fur C o l l e g i a t e
[ n o First Street.
II U R N •,
11« & Second 8L
PHONE 834
1926 Ford Runabout.
1926 Fort! l-ton Truck.
1924— Ford Light Delivery Truck
DEAN-BERG C O R PO R ATIO N
616-16 First Natl. Bank. Bldg.
Phone 713
Wanted— to Buy.
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1925—Tudor Sedan
1925— Ford Coupe.
1926- Ford Touring.
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Dancer In Court Action
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JERSEYCASE
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Asking $100,OOODamages
JortV Xellowphip, love, affection,
society and assistance" of her hus
band, which she attrib u ted to th e
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dnneor’s . youth, feminine charm
and attractio n s, "insidious Bnd
Prosecutor Simpson Asserts
New
Evidence
In
Slaying
Of
persistent wiles and m achinations.’'
is Are Safe,
Authorities
Know
What
Publisher Points'Tto Tfce
Through her atto rn ey ,
Mrs.
lessage From
Happened On Night Of Kill
W right explained th a t the suit was
Murder Of Pat MdPezmott,
filed only because she had ex h au st
“Key Man” In Invtatlgatltti ' ing of Minister And Woman
[l; Damage Ear
ed all other methods of obtaining
what she considered h er rights.
\ rtj
Not Known
Eye-Witnesses Have
“ Mrs. W right is barred fronv her
Man’s Movements
home and her husband refused to
Traced By Police Been Found, He Says
support her while he Is m aintain
ing Miss M llanoff in com fort and
luxury," declared A rthur D. Cloud,
Woman Says Man Was KlUsd Tale Of Mrs. Gibnon, The ‘Pig’
her attorney.
*
Woman,
to
be
Corroborated,
In Home Next To Hers And
W right, in a statem en t a t S p rin g V i c t i m
1
,
i
Is
Claim
Of
Jeraey
Official
wright’a
villa
near
Spring
Groan,
Body Sent Away In Tran*
called the
re e n ,------.... suit "m erely an- Y
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WIs.. aarly In June. All that time G reen,
Shock Is Also
other move in Madam Noel s e f
flnMKRVil
B
U A I h K V l I . Li Ppi . m
N. jJ . , Auer
A U g . 'll
•»!. _ I &ho charged th at Miss
in i kMa ilinoff JW , fo rts to h arrass me. My only re
CLEVELAND. Aug. 31.—(/P)—
in
the
house,
and
in
the
alienation
Early Today
ilditionnl eye witnesses to suit she charged thnt the dance? g ret is th a t an innocent woman
For H is At
Investigation Into the m urder of
Don R. Mellett, Canton publisher, corroborate the story of Mrs. June persuaded W right to oust h er from m ust ho the victim.”
irts Of Mexico
lie declined to reveul the prrtook a new turn today, says the Gibson, the “ pig woman," who the villa.
County motorcycle offic
Cleveland Plain Dealer, with the named Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall,
sent w herabouts of Miss Mllanoff
The
suit
charged
thnt
W
right
k'OltK. A u g . 31 —
Willie
Stevens
and
Henry
(’arpenMonday
night interrupt
report th at new evidence, which
was the father of a child which and declared th a t his wife’s move
I. " tie o f ( h e
points to the m urder of P atrick <jer us the threo persons she saw she alleged was horn to the danc will likely mean th a t the |12f> a platm of five unmaskedi.
Eugene McDermott, m issing "key a t the scene of the m urder of the er in Chicngo Dec. I, 1025. In a month he said h e -is now paying to abduct J. M. Skituwr?L <halo,n t h i s m o r n
mun," of the investigation, haa Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and his declaration Hcompanying her suit her would he cut off, dependent up- Brentwood, three mil*
; In 'lie v e d to
;hoir singer,Mrs. Eleanor Mills, she spoke of the loss of "th e com -1 on his attorney s advice.
been uncovered.
m o s t v io le n t
east of Sanford, but
It was snid th a t statem ents of ’our years ago, will bo produced
f the state.
Inspector U nder
I he m o d e rn
Skinner had been bei
a woman living in « town
ood of the Jersey City police, ono
Canton made to authorities
semi-consciousness >DJ
A r e jiip c la g o .
cated th a t McDermott was m ur 'of Special Prosecutor Simpson’s in
butts of pistols in the
a d v ic e s o v e r
dered July 28 and th at his body vestigators, declared today that
of his abductors.
ed <al»le lin e s so o n
was shipped to New York in a “ the authorities know exactly
The Identity of three of |
What happened on the m urder night
trunk.
thm k in d ic a te d t h n t
Is known to Skinner, M l
gnd
who
was
there."
The <’ ■" uncovered, it was said
hull o m ir m t, with
Herald today, and he
He said th a t many who were
icing M c D c t m i i . t t J l
Homo Annin!—G ertrude Ederle, the plucky idrl who was tho first through
| (l,xwi »f H<»rta in ruins,
going to the county
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and m any. in- „f her sex to swim the English cluimiol, laughs with upflung hniul, as movement:' following tho Mellet'i afraid to make known th eir iden
Wednesday m orning and
r meagre details had' s|,e steps literally into the arm s of rejoicing New York. Mother, left, m urder, led •'oop-r into the under tity before were coming forward.
ra n ts sworn out against
Taxi-Driver
Questioned
world which I »s fi, red in the in*
laughs, too.
Skinner is a carpenter.
Oviedo
Man,
Successor
To
F.
Louis
Selgel,
a
taxi-driver
of
this
Friends
Of
Navnl
Commander
vestigntion from the stn rt, and 1mSkinner’s head waa aa
I he tragedy came
Taylor, Dismissed On Tues bandages
plim ted the unknown "higher u p s’ city, was questioned a t state po
Pay
Final
Tribute
To
Him
aa th e result
in i he form of »
Selgel
who, investig.. ra feel, ineopt*( lice headquarters today.
day After Commissioners’ struck over th e M
At Simple Service Monday;
‘
told
the
investigators
thnt
about
Lm a" o perator f,,r 'I111thu plot against the publisher.
Probe, Has Assumed Duties tim es. H it wife, It
for which
Death Ends Navy Tradition
a week after the bodies were found
According to the story said to he drove form er Som erset county
through a window white „
■it |c|ieiident relay
have been told by the woman Detective George D. Totten and
M. I). Pols ton of Oviedo, form salient* were stek ln lA o |
WASHINGTON.
Aug.
31—(/P!
I said that p art of the
whose identity was not revealed, Middlesex county Detective Chief
husband and ra n to tn*
Iwhiih he was on duty
— Full m ilitary honors were a r ally took charge of the Seminole neighbor, A lfred Moore,
two
shots
were
fired
in
a
house
ad
"Fcnl
A.
David
to
the
Gohson
home
that the rem ainder
ioining hers on the flight of Jul; gnd that Mrs. Gohson took her ranged by the Navy Departm ent County convict enmn on th e Gen- sh eriff’s office.
v, [■•;■• of falling,
A c c u se s N e i g h b o r
28. Im ter, she is said to have tol mule and re-cnactcd her story of us its farewell today to Comm und i vii road lute Monday afternoon.
of tho Mr. Poleton, a form er railroad
t^i-ugh P ortugal to
! authorities, a truck was driven to sjvhat she did the night of the m u r er John Rodgerti, tho
Skinner
named. I J ,
long
line
of
th
a
t
name
who
have
I A f r o belongs, later
maintenance foreman, wae appoint had accused him irtd
I the house and a huavy trunk W*l
given their lives in the service of ed to the Job of auperentendent of not
der.
that parts of the port Police Make Extensive Search Physieinns Decline To Risk
being married s i t
to Niw y ’^ on th *1
\ Srigol’s statem ent was contrary tho United States.
(ini mid there wore an
the rond camp Monday m orm ng. the abduction p a rif^
Predict ion As To Resulls sent
statem ents of the man living
|0 l h * ni,ra1
th a t Mrs. GibOf
Beach
Near
Palm
Beach
nber of casualties.
the unccstrul homo a t Havre following tho dism issal of F red abductor had nefpttat
Of Injection Of Fluid That the house m which the shots a re ^ <jj() not teJj her exporiences DoInGrace,
Following Receipt Of Wire
M aryland, which know Taylor and two guards.
Ikes to London said it
said to have been firod th a t h ll unti' rco or four weeks afte r tho
ner for tl
Was Recently Perfected sister went to New York and th a t
Taylor was charged w ith neg • r ty on
him as a boy, brief funeral s e r
Front Jacksonville Officer
V that the island of
tnurdcr.
vices were held yostorday in tho lect of duty by the County Com
Ia population o f 25,000
fell
the trunk contained her clothes
An eye witness of the slayings, presence of approxim ately 50 missioners a fte r they had heard way, b u t th e ■»
severely.
LITTLE ROCK. Aug. .’ll.—(^P)—: have been proved untrue.
waa aald.
.
W EST I’ALJU BEACH, Flu. Ill
m
lives
12
hours
from
hero
by
friends of the dead officer end his testimony hy soveral wltneeeees
lifveil th a t all Anteri- f/J>, —Thr* search for the Indy of a Treated with a gangrene scrum
Cleveland authorities, investigat wh ___ .
Mrs. Skinner
runhed half iirros* th r continent by ing McDermott's movements here rail, has been questioned by his family. Admiral John Rodgers, th n t he had been Intoxicated, and nled th e char
. Tim A m erican conmen, Underwood said and a report to tired, 78-yej>r old fathor, and statem ents of ullegod b ru tality to
man
said
to
have
been
Janie*
>.:t
'
,
ruj„
„jr
muj|
,m<
)
national
guard
have redoubled their search fo r is expected from them tomorrow.
married* and
[t all tho houses in the
his wife. 72, showed their keen prisoners ami also to a negro, who m arriage
en 'latiiugcd, some had by, alleged automobile tliti f, w h " , )|Jnno j n ,irvl.y W althall, young Mrs. Catherine Barnes in whose
plant employe, was ex rooming house McDermott is bewas not u prleoner..
The two
sorrow but bore up well.
ni thnt it w as impos- was shot by locul p<>b»" last rue.
Practical Joke Seen
t.»c{j ^0j
ay
show
A year ago they sufferod great Biitrdil "Quia". Dempsew and
i, ..... I ami
, „ , I I'V-IKU
iv/uuj
....
.... within
-........-- a few Roved
I lived UI
ave n
vvu
an
to nhave
lived
as Charles • CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 31.-tinic to estim ate the day. will be eontinm, d by, police
ounty officiul today a t Horn Ital-'.
Mymptopifl w hich will po in t r o n n o r Bftp r t h P Mellett s la y in g .
(ic»rr were alio charged with drlnK- p arty W r t b r o u g h t t o .
Unit w o p e t t y .
Police today sensed a p racti anxiety when thoir son und his
his way 1" life or death.
*tho m otoreyuli ofiWfTt
fcUna— ir.„» . Try- till! ini
McDermott was said to hava r*- cal Joke In the report that a Cleve four companions hnd been miss ing liquor on duty.
Following receipt of a litte r ,
A rhiirge of asuuult aiki buttery nnd th eir guna w«
Physii iii'i1. refused to predict the , reived a telegram while living
Jmnn >»t P orta te(oing
for
nine
days
in
the
pathless
,,f Mi,, recently perfected there, ami to have left shortly af land man nnd his wife had inform a w aters of the Pacific afte r they 1ms been mndu ngainst T aylor by from them and Pile
nmlor. tl at B iflisH irs sent to f ’, H. Ilu rlb u rl. detective |
tion from a friend who was an
u | ,i i bey injected into Wal- terw ard.
William Clark, a negro, and lie own recognisance by
Thi t eri'im eoiiHiil msfieelnr at .laeksonville. to tin*
cye-wipiess of the m urder of Rev. had been intho air approxim ately was ruln'ised yesterday under fl,- Hand, according to
ifii'-t
that
Selby'
bisly
m
ight
*»•;;
j
liull*'
•ir
•
*b">'tly
a
fte
r
an
ArAuthorities have been unable t" Edward W. Hall, nnd his choir 25 hours and lack nf gasoline had
|c t it >.iiitiKlon, said
tilth " f . kuti-as n a lr -t.nl guard pilot dropProbe Conducted Bj
tra re his movements a fte r the re
forced their plane down when they 000 bond. Clnrk declared y e s te r-,
: mliii'ii! aula were pre- feuud "ii the m i mi un v c
.
...........
officials from ' ,,L,(|
,j„wi, ...........................................
,,.| ihe Little Rock nir- ceipt of the telegram and It is he singor Mrs. Eleanor Mills at New weru about 300 miles from Hono day th at T aylor came to a house
s h e riff Hand
end eaid tc
|can»;i M crnight in th" lb«n Raton, P"I'",;
Brunswick,
N.
J.,
four
yours
ago.
I.nke W orth and Wat t I'nhn Heacii
, | ut(.
v with the consign- ijev,.d thnt it lured him to his
occupied by a negro, named Rich, con(juctln g an investigation
lulu,
their
goal.
Thu man and woman, in n letter
• »
J
J I««iiirni< fnP JJ||0ljlt
ns well as c tiii'y nnlhurities. spent ' ment.
death.
The telegram is said te signed by “ Mr. und Mrs. M." to
Capt. Curtis H. Ditkius, chap Sunday morning, nnd inuulrod for
Monday iiilenm on vainly s e a rc h -! The relay dash, marked by a ri-c- lie in the bunds of authorities.
Skinner aald he wae I
n negro woman. When they could
lain
of
the
navy,
and
Canon
F.
J.
Jersey police offered to reveal
iCT'iV Aug .*51 i,1*i ing f«ir the imdv.
i ord n m bv ( b.irles Nelson governRonhunnon, of the Washington not find her there, the convict about 10:45 o’clock by
Canton authorities early today
they knew.
gr-'.-t • liliiMUike in the
The letter wi.s forwarded t" H J: monl
f|„ .r in
,,, a„ special
cam p officer« forced him into their calling him.
The vielU
merit flier
,......... ctiartered denied knowledge of the McDer what
Lieutenant W alter Cleciueh, one Cathedral, were designated to con
Ihi' :-l.,ie|s shook Hie i T. \ erner, chief of detectives h e re ., # jr
again, and 9kinner got
plnrii. from Chicago to St. m ott story.
Meunwhilo, tho Stark nf the investigators of the m urder duct tho official rites today. The car.
He
P*'. A onfican «onstiL v'ertu r <u g an i/.fl a searching p artv | (l)Ujs was heightened in dram atic county grand Jury is scheduled for
D uring n wild ride he was bent- opined thk door,
came here today and interviewed Navy Department selected as pull
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* o *f ; intensity l>y the rareness of* the
•
sh
u
t
tb«
door,
ho
said.
_
including Williani
Shields,
chief
bearers,
Capt.
George
C.
Westertwo more days of inquiry into the the man and woman.
en up whilo handcuffed, he te s t
They had
(Continued on P * « * l
the Lake W orth poii‘ 0 and Dave j healing solution, th\* frantic search Mellett m urder m ystery.
It is ex no knowledge of the letter nnd said volt, M anager of the naval air ified. The negro womnn, Lottie
Small, Deputy Sheriff.
fm* a supply irt the north and east pected to report Friday.
factory nt Philadelphia; Mobley, according tn her sworn
they were in California a t the time craft
la y s I s G u e s t
A second party went out Inter m „| Hie iViunity of W althall's
Commanders Holden C. Richard testim ony, was later fpuml at the
of
the
murder.
Thoy
expressed
it, i he nft< rnoon from Lake W orth | fix?lit against the infection, induced
und
Kenneth
Manning, heme of a sister in Goldsboro. She
belief that some friend had played son.
headed by Ear! Reed. It also f a il-' |,y tin- crushing "f an arm in a
j o li d u e
bureau of Aeronautic Commander had intim ate relations with Tnya
joke
on
them.
The
names
of
r il in lire search.
I sausage grinder.
Frederick V. McNair, army war lor on a highway near Sanford, sho
the couple were not revealed.
#l hi* gp'iips imtroH'Ml tin* ilrivi*!
^uanl pluiif* whh provided hy
college, Cupt. Samuel M. Robin testified.
,
along the south henrli of Horn Rat- j Jam es R. Wayne, sta te ad ju tan t
son, bureau of engineering. Com
Taylor declined to mako a s ta te
on. seii"'hiiig m the underbrush general to meet the chartered ship
m ander M artin K. Metcalfe, naval m ent In his behalf before the
Mllll
Y , Aug. 31 ■ for secvornl hours
Despite fail- a t s t. Louip.
C aptain Aturray I
exam ining board, Capt. Ralph Commissioners, but he denied he
pi Hu' .. hcid of the moNEW YORK, Audi f l
Koch, bureau of navigation, and was responsible for the negro wo
police are incimer l to believe Hall and Sergeant W right Veritniustiv in the Unittnilye alternating ns pilots, left . The Chuluota P rim ary school
the tip has som e,basis.
Capt. Stephen Rowan, naval op man being in his car. He said he Capt. Rape Fonck, F£»neh
i himI '.tfo-sal.s of FrankSt. Louis at II: 15 a. m. and taxied opened Monday with an enroll
erations.
was looking for an oscapcd p ris day faced t h e . possibility
'•i,i"iig the r oilers : .
ment of alm ost dO students accord
to
a
stop
here
nt
3:23
p.
in.,
a
fte
r
The
passing
nf
Commander
oner
Sunday m orning and picked non-stop trans-A tlantic fl:
K i w a n i s C l u b covering approxim ately 330 miles. ing to Mrs. Maude Tuppor, prin
Pnt i '."li-lge's program i l .G C i l l
Rodgers breaks u tradition thnt up Clark in the heliof he know which he had been
W althall was injured Thursday cipal. The opening exercises wero
has existed ever since the United the whereabouts of tho escaped m ight end In court ins'
F le e t
D e l e g a, t e s
IT n
ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. Hl—V P )- States has hud a navy. There has
Is because of dissensions
u.i. invited to have i 1 ''
Hnd his arm mangled almost to attended by County Superinten
convict.
sonnel.
h* in. Mimmrr w h ite i T q L a k e l a n d M e e t i n g the elbow.
A fter one am putation dent T. W. Lawton, A. G. Wag W. D. Manley, indicted president always been a John Rodgers in
f<i a wa- expected he •
___ __
gangrene developed and while in ner and William Jacobs, trustees of tho defunct Bankers’ T rust the uctivo list since the days of
Capt. Homer M. Bo
Company of A tlanta, probably will John Paul Jones. Commander John $6,800 In Building
a 10 per cent stoc* *
|U“ u " ‘' the chief exec- j |)c ,
,s
thl. Lakeland Kl- quiries were made fo r tho serum of th » t district.
fllo
an
answ
er
Wednesday
to
the
"f M" problems con I wards Convention will he fleeter I at tho arm was am putated again bcbacking corporation:
Superintendent Lawton made b
has no son to m aintain the tr a
Permits Are Issued ask
action dition.
Ami'innii imivics.
an Injunction
short tnlk to the atudents and Involuntary b an k ru p tc y
liw the shoulder.
•
,
I,.,
inerting
of
the
Sanford
club
now pending against him. T esti
firisls ,,r Ihe county in I , .......)U.,.„r,ijnHr to the weekflight
unless he la
teachers
in
which
ho
explained
tho
Long
distance
calls
nnd
tele
orrow ................
Building perm its Issued yestormony tending to show tho banker
p • hihi,
liM'irterl tie i tom
Capt. Fronck has te
ly bulletin issuer! by Secretary 1*. gram s aided by advices from gov free te x t book distribution that a bankrupt was concluded in fed
dsv
afternoon
and
this
morning
iii'ir respects to Mr. ] r , Itohout. Threi' delegates will ernment laboratories ut W ashing was going Into offect th is year in
toaUod 46,800. The larg est were Borry an outsider, sag
•
i' i In- i'nm lusion r,f ! Ih chosen «»iu* of whom will lu1 ton finally placed the whereabouts Florida. By this method most of eral court yesterday.
from tha office of the city clerk a third port on ware
Manloy’s
attorney
also
filuii
an
■I v.h ■
of the serum a t I’hilndelphia Sat- tho hooks th a t students used up
to R B. "Wight, for an addition to would be a radio operate*
appeal
yesterday
from
a
docision
.....
................................lU
lrtet
■! " loiirle
It was rushed hy through tho sixth grade will be
in charge tnrday night.
*2,500. und to tho Crown Pnper chanic. Lieut. Allen P. I
of
a
sanity
commission
which
.........
I I 'progniin tom orrow. S ever tm in to New Brunswick, N. J., and furnished by tho stato.
(
Company for an addition to U. S. A., has second plaoo
of tin
•neral prosperity ! al
"Due to a shortage In revenue,' found th e banker sane. A guard
r ntertainm ent features have New York and then hy air mail to
his warehouse on Elm avenue "hlpi
, ^ .
ian
h
a
s
1
been
requested
for
him
®ht i" the president been arranged including selections Chicago where Nelson began his said Mr. Lawton, some of the
Col. H arold E . H at
by relatives on the grounds th at
A rrangem enta for the annual house on Commercial streot, I*.by Matthew C. Brush, of
record
flight
avernging
120
miles
hooks
th
a
t
arc
used
In
tho
first
prosldent of th e Argo n et
post card week In Sanford Sopt. 80° . president of the Am- by some of S anford’s talented an hour.
,
,
.
, . the supporting company,
six grades will have to bo pur he Is m entally incompetent.O
ther
perm
its
Issued
were
to.
am
ateu
r
perform
ers.
Mrs.
Menfey.
tt\e
banker’s
wife,
27
to
Oct.
2
are
being
completed,
trnntional C orporation.
chased. It Is hoped th at the millThe m eeting of tom orrw will he
1,. S. Harkoy. to build a one story clsred In fa y c r of C a p t 1
win, is u d irecto r of
age will be increased next year said her property was owned Joint according to Secretary R. J. Holly fram
e house on Olive avenue, the controversy. He has
Treasury
Buys
2
New
spent
in
discussion
of
the
p
art
S
an
llfoads, iirlvncuteil a pnlenough to tak e care of this de ly with her busbund. She said of the local Ohumber of Commerce,
1-100.
H. J. I-ohman. repairs on a term s of tM contract with
she
has
been
forced
to
give
up
ford
Kiwuniaas
will
plu,v
in
the
and
it
is
hoped
th
a
t
the
citixens
ficit and thg£ the books will be
ti-intci'ferenee with the
t i f tM .
i s n th
w a___
Lakeland rnnvrnlim i. Saiuples nt ( Bullet - Proof Trucks furnished free to all students In th eir country residence here since of the city will tukv an active p a rt house on Palm etto avenue, $100, which says
’I'" counlrv and ex____
ed a t $260 a woak,:
and
Mrs.
M.
E.
H
arris,
one
story
employ
th
e
b
a
n
k
.
crash,
and
added
th
a
t
t),e
cups
they
will
wear
will
be
on
in making tho movement a suc
n i"i|,oMiion to cotisoliWASHINGTON. Aug. 3 L - W*> - the g ram m ar grades.
addition to a storo on Qrange «v*, decide upon a third
svsi'.ms, by legislation, hand ami a definite style will be Another safeguard was thrown to
"The high school departm ent at she would be satisfied with a cess. An effo rt will be made to enue, gioo.
‘
Bony would M ohoaan.
“sim
ple
living.”
udopted.
win the trophy offered by the S tate
win selves, he asserted,
day around the taxpayers' money the Chuluota school wilt be dU=33
Chamber of Commerce to th e city
tste ( oinnierco
Comcontinuod th is year. The fact th at
„
Bradenton—$8(1,001) to be spent, in W ashington.
sending out the m ost literatu re
td the executive of the
there
are
not
a
doxen
children
of
Two steel-plated, "bullet-proof
during the designated weak.
P'l I'ffe, t consolidution fur new fire fig g in g equipm ent heavily arm ored trucks were placed high school ratin g in th a t district
and
donartm
ent
im
provem
ents.
Orlando has woft th e trophy for
ke
thl*
m
akes
it
advisable
to
I Ih' I ' onomicully sound.
in service for tho transportation
tho past two years, b u t S ecretary
of currency and other valuable p a m easure. The countty Board of
Holly is optim istic over Sanfordii
..........
w:in tA« eatapers between the Bureau of En Public Instruction
ra w
chances to win this year.
J
of
the
transp
o
rtatio
n
of
all
high
graving and P rin tin g nnd the
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Aug.
8
1
advocacy
of
s
tric
t
County
Commissioner
E,
H.
KilAll
of
the
business
houses
In
school
students
from
this
district
They will carry apbse’s tearing oar, .of a popular Sanford will be asked to co-oper!
to the Sanford High school."
<'as stplen Monday piom lng ■te with the Chamber of Commerca
All te x t books for the county make W
position in fro n t of In arranglnng th eir heavy m ailing
.
will be handled by tho Seminole fro m .* barked
iTnolo County courthouse on lists for thl* weak. L iteratu re personalities and problems as
the
Sem
Book
store
In
the
M
iLender
Ar
SMITH'S. N. Y., Aug. 3 1 .1will have to he paid hy the Ameriabout Sanford can ba
obtained bellottlng began. In .Cellfomla’s
P ark Avsnue.
cade.
*,|lont Coolidgo knows can taxpayers unless it is paid y
City
Clerk
Leaves
Both Mrs. Tupper and Mrs. Er- •’ The Com mlaslonsr waa attend- from tha Chambep office, Mr. H ok primary el
the
tax-pnyers
of
the
countries
,f|n for m aking any
F ly n t, assista n t teacher at ng a board of inquiry conducted ly said. .
Tha wor court, tha ta riff and
.....
£
__
For White Plains man
the government policy th a t borrowed it.
Only the m atter m ailed through
the Chulpota school, are qptlmlstic >y th e County Commissioners In
>olld*a wt ira kapnotH of the conTho president, it Is *oidi re*pocts
K foreign w artim e debtH
___ nomination.
la g conditions a t tha county the chamber of Commerce w T
over th e prospects t o t a big year,
Republican
the sincerity, judgm ent and p a
L if te d States.
count
in
the
contact,
I
t
la
said,
an
Lr.
K.
Philips,
city
clerk,
and
son
tea
Senator Sam
SiaatoT
Sam-1 th a
:onvi#t
cam
p,
and
when
hd
looked
8
tat
said
Superintendent
Lawton,
has not read th e pro- triotism of Mr. H uker-yet he real- Raymond C. Philips, teller of the
's, incumbent is op«
o r his c a r a f te r tM special as^slon thoee who ar* p a n n in g eaten riv uel Short
- v.
iies
it
is
some
times
easier
fo
r
a
* m o n D. Baker, form er
Sctnlnolo County bank, will leave
M.
Clarke,
and
m ailing dtlring th e coming month
verson
in
privu(o
Hfe,
who
It
np
of War, for a revision
for
>rg asked to b rin g i t to th e chainthis afternoon on . an automobile
Llnsbergar.
itatlva r .
on cancellation it was onger charged with the resnonsi- trip to New Yprk *t*te. They will
bar
hsadquartare
du
rin
g
th
e
p
ort
•
second
tarn
i
h
i
r
c
a
r
summer W hite Hpuse jilitv of adm inistering public afto so many other card week;
S f » : protective Uf' ,<**'
______ ,
TP*
Mr. (’oolidgc-bellivod
it won)d by return alifornla products, has
P
A
W
S
,
Aug.
SI
t - W —Lleat,
.,"t<)n. Kovemment ra d
vain for 30-minutes U k BSANpOI^OCUUSk,
Its consistent support «
C htiles and Capt. .W elter again
•ttitudo in the m atto t
CooUdge and thr.
took
the
air
at
the
1*
" not he changed. •< *”
bound,
ffj
airdome
this
moral
P eat powers w ith one
a ■i ^
W hite Plains, and also visit near
y L' BBLL HOME
.j attem p t
I
|« was added, had fund- pockets.
*
81 —(A V
Richfield I n Q W p F
*
to tho Uni*®d S ta tes
Miss M srlb n T T Philips wlU be
'
CLEVELAND,
Aug.
31—(^
)—
distanca
t e P*»,n t Jt7> Mr' Coolidgo Newton D. B .k er, fo rm er Secy, acting clerk dtlring h er fd tb e ra
“ l i hold stock
r - .J W
porU
-1 s t
adjust its d eb t I n
absence!'
;
of W or M a y declared
onai.’ ‘
j M , U'■iii
—■swabi
• p e a k ln f^ fo r hi
ilk
Horta Is
>d In Ruins
CHICAGO. Aug. 31— (A V - A
value of ffi,600 a m o n th . Is placed
by Miriam Noel W right on the
society of her husband, F rank
Lloyd W right, architect.
Sho h»» brought su it here fo r
,000 dam ages ag ain st Olga
llanoff, Russian dancer, ch a rg
ing th a t for 18 m onths she has
been deprived of her husband’s
companionship nnd entrance to
th eir home, due lo the dancer's In
fluence.
...
Since December, 1024, W rig h t
has ceased tp love her, Mrs. W right
declared in h er bill, her la test legal
move alnce th e was b arred from
Man Is
8he?lfFa
pear On The
Neighbor
As ~
PU N E VICTIM TO P0LST0N BEGINS
BE BURIED WITH DUTIES AS. HEAD
MILITARY RITES OF CONVICT CAMP
SEARCH FOR BODY! SERUM IS RUSHED
OF ALLEGED AUTO BY AIR MAIL TO
THIEF CONTINUED SAVE MAN’S LIFE
sssa sX m t
Today
minin' Camp
Atlantic N
Flight Is Likely ^rMTerminate In
Chuluota Primary
School Opens With
60 Pupils Present Manley Answer In
BankruptcyCaseTo
Be Filed Tomorrow
Post Card Week
Will Be Observed
By Chamber Body
Thief Takes Car. Of
County Commissioner
Kilbee At Courthouse
National Issues Aiid .
Spotlight of California
Went Says CapitaFs Attitude
Foreign Debts Will RenpriQ Same
S S sS ss
a
Fliers Are Off Again
For The Persian Gulf u s u ^ w a i a i E
i&mm
L*uu,/Ssth„"
*Vs ’
s
S
i l
�PERSONAL
E M E N T
tail M erch an ts
OF
S A N F O R D
This A dvertisem ent Paid For by llie Following Merchants and Business Houses
The Yowell Co.
Woodruff and Watson
Lloyd Shoe Co. Inc.
McKinnon-Markwood Co
Gonzalez Grocery Co.
Sanford Drug Co.
Geo. A. Speer and Son
The Outlet
Miller Furniture Co. I iic.
Bond-Hill Lumber Co.
Sie’s Place
Hill Hardware Co.
Edgewood Grocery
Celery City Lumber & Supply Co.
Kilgore Seed Co.
L. P. McCuller
Sanford Feed and Supply Co.
Churchwell’s
B. L. Perkins.
Thrasher and Woodruff
Smith Bros. Inc.
.
Laney’s Drug Store
Roumillat and Anderson
Tlie Sanford Baink and Trust Co
The Sanford Herald )
The Ball Hardware Co.
The Seminole County Bank
The First National Bank
**•*»<•*
�mm*
I
^
■
I
4,
s u a r a e u ’
ARE SHAKEN BY
SEVEREJQUAKE
H ;Mi
iM S i
btukm halhi JtftllMjf. .*■
■
■ -—
.
^ W ^ S ^ ^ S t f >xg LA»
.:
bounding so d sbbttlng ur^ F oU rth S treet between Laurel Avenue hhd I
t Mobil
cedar Avenue and Cedar Avenue between Third Street and FourU |
fig to a
Edward Cornell Winter HavSn.
Street, will be benefited by the improvement provided for by thia re s
—
— ,
f-Gborgo Haldentati, Lakeland and — _ .^day by J.
HaMwpan.
father
of
the
Lakeland,
haan.;
aviators.who left here a week ago
olution, and th a t the special assessment* to be made and onterc
j S T fo g . 8 H f l
tlon. • t
,
Adopted this 23rd day of August, A. D. 1023
FORREST
against all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or bounding am!
abutting
upon such contem plated Improvement shall be ma e upon
As the City Commission of the Clty^j*
_
..« ■ »
fo rt f r o n t.r e b u l i i thnt I, to
tl>.l In th . p ro p o rtio n <rf t h . Attest:
a
n
s
w
L. R. P H IL IP S
Hitcciai asaew m ent roll covering thc contemplated tmprovement. such
(Seal)
Im out.
ien hud pistols and
special asaessm ents shall be determined and prorated according bo
City Clerk.
1 • 1I
raining blows bn
the foot, fro atag e of the respective properties specially bebieflttd by
______end. A third man, said
by snid improvement.
Abb th* leader, had an automobile
tf&tu'1’ Ones he wan outdoors,
BE IT FU R TH ER RESOLVED, That the Tax Assessor and the
my deflated in their attkcka, tim ate loss of property and life.” <le;;n.t it advisable to improve, grade, Construct, re-construct, pave • City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, in accordance with the
laid, and started down a Residents were preparing to live and re pave, a width of 21 feet, with aheet asphalt on a rock baa» or 1
...
....
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.#
, i provisions of Sections 101 and 102 of the C h arter of thc City of Sanhe to the highway, where out of doors, he said.
w ith other suitable p n v ln , m r to n .l, tho fo llo w ,n , t h . r o . r t f . ™ , I» ] ^
Florid. ,
* | w to m n k . . .p .o i.U ..o H .m o n t
were parked,
the abductors followed
Quake Shock In Mexico
th
. , of . nn «rtl, H u rl, n. to .w it.
, „
(h> ip e c )ll b en efit, to be receivetl a . the re ta il of th e
roil, ass.
„ — .
iter into the back yard,
1 oU R T Il STRE ET, From Laurel Avenue Weal to C edar Avenue
MEXICO CITY. A u t . 11.--(/Pi —
improvement contem plated ag a in st all hits and lands adjoining and
she laid in the tall grass, A violent earthquake has occurred and
contiguous or bounding and ab u ttin g upon such improvement, and upon
sen failed to find her, and a in the city of Tehuantepeot. and a
CEDAR A V EN U E, From Third S tre e t to Fourth S treet.
man shouted in an angry large p a rt of (he stnte of Oaxaca.
i the completion of said assessm ent roll to cause a copy thereof to be
All of snid im proving, grading, construction, re-conatruction, pav
"What the Hell did you let No details hove been received.
1published two tim es consecutively, once each week, in a new spaper pubg e t a w a y ? ” it was said.
ing and re-paving to be done in compliance with plana, apecificatlbna,
j
lished in Sanford, F lorida, attaching to said special assessm ent roll
w±ti Freed Self Prom Aaaailanta
H orla educed To Ruins
profiles nnd estim ates of said proposed im provem ent of Fourth Street
g f'Three-quarters of the way down
no published a notice directed to nit property owners interested in said
LISBON, P ortugal, Aug. 11.—(A3)
the lane, one of the abductors ac- —A violent earthquake which from Laurel Avenue W est to Cednr Avenue and ( ’ed ar Avenuo from speciul assessm ents, sta tin g in accordance with the provisions of tho
ding to Skinner said it wouldn’t :„hook thc lfl|nmi of Kaynl in the Third S treet In F ou rth S treet, now on file in the office of tho City
C harter of the C ity of Sanford, Florida, a definite time and place
t t f * tq get in the cars on the Azores today reduced pnrt of the Clerk of the C ity Of Snnford, Florida, which snid plans, specifications,
nway and to bring t m cam in town of Ilortu to ruins.
There profiles nnd estim ates have been heretofore approved by the City where com plaints will be heard nnd when sukiNpeeial assessm ent roll
ane, Skinner «a<d he K«ve werp some *dunthft, dinpHtches say,
will he finally confirm ed by the City Commission sittin g ns an EqualCommission and con stitu te the plans and specifications for said work,
ck jerk with both bunds and ftn<j ninny were injured
'
1
iztng Board.
therefore,
able to wrench him self free.
BE IT FU R T H E R RESOLVED, That the special assessm ents pros ta rte d running to his- house,
Much Damage Reported
BE IT RESOLVED, That the City Commission of thc C ity of
,
,
.
,
stum bled in hia hare feet and
LONDON. Aug. .11.—</F)— P ri Sanford, Florida, deems it advisable. n» a necessary public im provbm ent, 1 v,<lt,', for hy this rwioIut,on to •» m»dc «,ul u»tered n* ainBt lh ‘‘ r,ro*»One of his assailant a fell vate
from Borin, on the to pave, re-pavo, hardsurfnee an<l re-hardaurface w ith aheet a .p h a lt l rr,y boundinsr nn(1
«P«n «“ *d im provem ent shall he payable a t
‘ Jtim, and as Skinner got up, Islandadvices
of
Fnynl,
11 heavy
second man came up and struck earthquake in thereport
on
a
rock
hnae
or
with
o
th
er
suitable
paving
m
aterial,
F
o
u
rth
S
treet
,,ption
of
tho
P1,0^
^
°
wnerB
ow" inK property bounding and abutAzores. First
Mpt oh his head. He was led to the
from Laurel Avenue W est to Cedar Avenue nnd C edar Avenue from "n g upon such Im provem ent as follows; either in full within thirty days
reports
said
much
dam
age
had
iRhfg cars, and a child’s overcoat been done.
Third S treet to F ourth Street „ u n lth or 24 feet; th a t all of said '" " r HHld ns,,eM"m ent* ',ha,, HtaHd CMuatized, approve.l and confirmed,
Uli
wort* ’placed
over his head while he
STO P
U‘n ‘ et<unl unmla! 'n«tallnfM*nt« with in terest nt the rate of eight
laid on tho floor of the car.
. A fu rth e r report to a London paving, re paving, hard surfacing nnd re-hard su rfacin g or F ourth I
Tho tw o autom obiles had gone I business house from a point three SI reel mi.l C edar Avenue, ns aforesaid, shall U- done in stric t com- 1 r ('ent ,,er annum ,,p<,n 11,1 dcfpn*rd ('"ym ents from ami afte r t h e '
B a b y ’s h e a lth a n d the health of
% r, a ahort distance. S kinner snid
outside the town of Hortii
plinni <• with the plans, specific,it ...ns, profiles nnd estim ates there - '" " e said special assessm ents shall be and stand finally equalized, apt h e w h o le fam ily d u rin g these w«rrn
■si,” - when he heard the w hirr of » mo- 1<n,d ,h c n ‘ h,‘'1 1,M” ,,n ''"usiiully
It was feared the for, now on file in the office of the t'.ty Clerk of the City of Sanford, !" “ v‘*d and confirm ed, and
(oreycie. The motorcycle o ffic e r1y v‘‘r,‘ quake.
d a y s a r e m o r e or le s s d e p 8ndenton
&}V drovo alongside the ear containing I
hn" ■
s llff,,n’d ‘■onsuten
BE IT FU R TH ER RESOLVED, That bhis resolution shall he and
^
j Floiiiin, which snid plans, specifications, profiles and estim ates have
I.
Bkinner for a few moments and I l,ut
w“"
,k f" ,iu ' >»f»r
quake I been heretofore approved hy the <ily Commission ami co n stitu te the
PURE IC E
he called out to the auto driver to
beyond the fact thnt the qu
I plans and H|>ecificntions for sniil proposed im provem ent of F ourth
G ’>. r« to p . When he failed to heed the ' iad occurred.
N-C .warning, he said he would sh o o t,1
"
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~~
I S ire d between Laurel Avenue and Cedar Avenue and Cedar Avenue
Alwayi bear In mind when in
ft; Bklnnor said, and th e car stopped. | f
P f l l l l l l u r i t V I between Third Street and F ourth S treet, n width of 24 feet, and this
l1a./aSMdunc to
e rs
^ ’ econtinued
^ n u ^ r " ' ' " lh r™ |
f » P U ,“ n V ;
....... . Hereby ,le el,„ e, .............. . . I t , f„r ,he p n v ln ,, re p n .ln p .
naed of ic e that ice made and
1hard surfacing and re-hard surfacing of saitl portion of Fourth S treet
delivarad is
Abductors Brought ToHanfnrd
“What’a thin all a b o u t?" ti,e o f U
pj
T-g
1 ami ( edar Avenue as aforesaid, as a necessary public im provem ent.
P URE
ficer asked the men, Skinner said. I S y s p o n s o r s
llP rC i
BE IT FU RTHER RESOLVED, T h at a total expenditure not ex
v“ Wg picked up this man hack on
when It oomea from
itceding Fifteen Thousand Nine Hundred N inety and 05-100 ($15,th e ro ad ," o n e' of the men anA
Indies
popularity
contest
in
Mt'.td.li.'i)
Dollars,
is
hereby
authorized
to
cover
the
cost
of
paving,
re
tnrerad.
^‘ r ; "They came «ni! Rot me at my connection with the lawn fete he ! paving, hard surfacing and re-hard surfacing of F ourth S treet between
, ,
,
.
, ,, 7
,
„
S kinner said he told the log arranged hy the Indies of the 1 .
F L O R ID A
officer.
"W hat are you doing All Souls Catholic Church of San- ; l a u ifl Avenue and ( edar Avenue mid Cellar Avenue between Third
ford
for
Oct.
12
and
11
was
anStreet
and
Fourth
S
treet,
a
width
of
21
feet,
which
said
sum
of
fI1iey
Broadcast
For
Us
'.With th a t blanket over liim ?" the
= O W E R & LIGHT
•officer asked and he called | 'tounred today.
Tf.e contest is Fif'een Thousand Nine llu n d rc I Ninety and U.VI0O I $15,01,0.05) Dol
J men to hand over their ","1 ‘•"nfmed to members of the In i', is Dm to ta l’e stim nted cost of said im provem ent; th a t the entire cost
COMPANY
Th« saMsTied patrons of this Bank liroadrusl for us.
A second motorcyele officer atholic parish but is open to all.
o!
the
1111
;
11
ovcmeiit
aforesaid,
shall
he
assessed
against
all
property
L along and one continued ini A beautiful diamond ring will h
You have listened In on their nicsswgc and now we it,vita
Jt, of th e second car, and th e 1K'ven aw ay m connection with the al ulti ig nnd liontm g upon that portion of F ourth S treet between
you 141 pfovv its advantngea for yourself.
officer took the two nbdue-! popularity contest,
1 Laurel Avem^- and (e d a r Avenue and C edar Avenue betw -en Third I
let* l)epl.. Phone No. 202
m . a J ? . S®nford.
| . . Any«.ne may place the name nf .s t r e e t and Fourth S tric t, to lie so unproved hy the paving rc-paving,-!
••Skinner was driven to a physi- his favorite on a nom ination blank, | ,.... ..
,
.
.
,
p
K’ I
fti&m't Office and hi* head d ressed .1which will entitle the entrant to )
,,nd
'•nrfncmg of said portion of I-nurth S tre e t)
m an said by the S k in n e rs! 1.000 votes
All votes a fte r that ami Cetlnr* Avenue, a width of 21 feet, anil ag ain st all lots nnd landH |
responsible for the attem pted will cost the voter one cent,
adjoining and contiguous or nliounding 11nd abutting upon said in ,-,
tlon visited their home y e s -; A bonus of 25 per coni will he jitoveinent; that Fifteen Thousand Nine Hundred and N inety nnd
afternoon and made th reat- given those who cast their votes
A fter Sept. II the bonus h.-ltMi ($ I •'.li'.XI.<('■) Dollars is the total estim ntrd cost of said contem
,. remarks, hut no serious ul- onrly.
p la te ' improvement in the paving, re-paving, hard surfacing and roim Was given to them, it was will gradually he decreased until plated
He had come to xre if he during the week of the lawn fete hard surfacing of snid portion of F ourth S treet and Cedar Avenue,
lid. get a $50 deposit on tho pro- votes will only he worth their fnce
be specially assessed ag ain st nil lots and lands adjoining and con,a*le of tho property, it was value.
Thnse who are sponsoring the j
bounding and ab u ttin g upon said im provem ent; thc tium of
While there he suiil to Mrs.
STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS
I OA5 1
content arc looking for a record I
^
ostim ated cost per front foot for naid im provem ent
do you livo w ith ,th a t man breaking entry list.
N om inatlw s I
HE IT FU R TH ER RE SOLVED, T hat it is the determination of
'
‘ ‘
■?" Mrs. should lie made on blanks printed • pi,
is..,,.,,
«,ti 1 ,
, , ,
....
S I ," 1
ir said he was apparently
in this Issue and m o ile d 1
hUt 1,1 l,lU “ ,ld
»<UofnfnB and rnntlnimr»* nr
itiy un- elsewhere
.......
lie Influence of liquor nnd had, to the contest
m anager Valdez . •
.Jtw rt bottle hi his car and s h e : hotel.
**i
lla not take him seriously.
1
_____ __________________ !
1
Said Couple W asn’t Married
‘
"j g
ha* said to me before th at ’ Deot me right. I ordered him
off ■
aren’t m arried,” she said, “ami | the pine,,and he said ‘I'm going
f him ho had iwlter not let to get you and your husband ."
I■
John hear him say that.
I I tSklnner suid th a t ho believed (he ■
Mm Wo had our m arriage cer men really intended to kill h iin .ij
Ha oven asked me to g o jH e moved here last Septem her a
tj
him. He came hack later from W est Virginia.
The m otorcycle officers, who in -1^
,!H trtu d tho same talk about
<(
yy
sy and the deed. He said terru p te d thts abduction wore doe
ln*t have to work, that he Brinkley and (ioorge Gray of the)!
money in liquor., ami th a t | Sominole County sh eriff's tlepurl - 1
I Would go with him, he would I incut.
•VT.pV^^,*
«£V *
RESOLUTION NO. 317
r.
(C ontinued frhm P age l )
A RESO LUTION PROVIDING FOR T H E PAVING, RE-PAVING,
Horace Rem illard reported to the HARD SURFACING Al}tt) RE-HARD SURFACIN G OP FOURTH
State D epartm ent from H orta.
AU A m ericans, h« an id, were be ST R E E T FROM LAUREL A V EN U E W EST TO CEDAR AVENUE
AND CEDAR AVENUE FROM TH IRD ST R E E T TO FOURTH
lieved to he safe.
"Houses are down.” Romil- STREET, A WIDTH OF 24 FEET.
lard said, “and all houses have Buf
W hereas, thc City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida,
fered.
Impossible ns yet to e s
Contest Announced
fjnminoit; (Jounfy®ank
Sanford.FIa.
ri
yjagKgraraiiHiMiig i a g a ^ ^
We Are Having
Hundreds o f Calls
SANFORD GROVE
...for...
‘A m id Majestic Pines
f urnished Homes and ApartmznU
Im
KKAL HKNTING SERVICE
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Clip and Mail This CouponTo
Enter the Big Popularity
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Contest!
List Your Property
a
WITH THE
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
a
515 515 F rsl N a t'l Hank Bldg.
Phone 71H
Contest Manager, All-Hanford Popularity Contest,
Valdez Hold, Snnford:
I detiire to nom inate..................
In the All-Sunford Popularity Content, it heinu under
stood that (hio nomination incliides t ,110(1 voles for-the
lady named.
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Address:
This modern house is priced to nell, and can he
bought with a small cash payment, balance in
monlhly payments.
Boy over twelve years of a^e
NTr, -
who lives in H eights to deliver
Heralds in that neighborhood.
' Must have bicycle and be a hus
tler.
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APPLY
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Circulation Department
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This has larjff living rohw wilh fireplace, hardwood fhmrs in living room and dining room, three
bed rooms with large closet in each, kitchen has
huiil-in features including breakfast nook.
W ANTED
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sottiniiiimiftNi!.!
An
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
Corporation
A r •
IDONIT8MEI
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Study the location and the trend
o f b u ild in g . You’ll agree that
S a n fo r d G rove offers wonderful
opportunities.
Dean-Berg
E. C, MILLER, Pres.
515-16 First National Bank Bldg.
Ijg A -'
Shows great promise for the SouthEast Section o f thc City. N ew
homes are going up to a number
little dreamed o f one year ago.
Sanford Grove occupies an
e
virable position in the path o f this
i"
rapid growth.
( 6 Rooms and Bath)
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S tu cco B ungalow
-T he Near Future
Phono 713
Fltft National Hank Bide.
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Tolunteer Chaperones
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i ntortnin^_t dreker" whtj n ih*iibj inivr viewed n pubi, eji»vi»t» il brows, have
^ 0f such ventures ns
^tailed city retrain*
dem ent
laurcp th at the hittircst
"pularizinir dancing him
peri.ne system upon*
J with the Aid a t first
file Protective A ssocia
t e Chicago women
rtlary Action
■fruit dealer com .
21 i Imt a iicighhorjjall kept him aw ake.
Aheth Crandall of. the
[Sedcintfim suggested
Knnzers remedy condii,.|vcs before the city
| n„. hi' the inerting
t Hallionm tis-n
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“ Your Money Back IfYon Are Not
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Thnt’s our position on uvory sale. Phono us y o y r nf
we ore sure w*> run odd your nnnio to our growfyig fjg
custom ers.
111rr** \h lot | mmon
upini
■e s t a t e , am i n s k to t t h e i r a p p r o v a l .
1 lifted AiiKiiat 10th. A. D, 1!>3(l. ■
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n ns> I vn itiit. t liiit t In
l' lo t i l l t i l t '
y 1 I1 . d a y o t, Q ciol,
siiiiil iiiip iy jto tho Honorable
11. rthsroii. Jluigft o f said 'Court
Juilao .of Probate, fop bin final
Of Annum , A. j
A d m lX lM rX to r o f t h .
1 t* iB ie o f W llfa ctrp ln a I * Adams, dev . a . D t> rm ,A n.s.
n f t | i » C i r c u i t C o n n In n u l craacd. uml t h a t at th e same tltne l
All p r s m e n t t<> s * M C’f t u r t m y f i n a l
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DAIRYMANS DELIGHT
DAIRY FEED
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ms more than 73fc DIGESTIBLE nathcnti
11
Myrtle Ave. and 4th'
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Fohfl, D n ir y m n n ’it'
Dairy Food.
fo r
'M alaria, C tiills a n d I 'e v o r , ,
Ib iig i.e or Itiliu u s I-Vvcr.
and
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;Tihn\ w*3t« cow EATS but what vh«
DIGESTStbt proven railh and butter Ms
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is a jin s r r ip in n
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John W, Sneed, Phono (331)
w h o m
- Ntr t' 'if V■»»k ;i till
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■' ' l u i ' i i i v - o t o '
t .’dpuli-r fo o l: mi- m.t fiend y e t.; spends all his spare lime emhroitlh
or
IVITNK SH m y
si s.
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t 'l o n i i l i i l n n n l .
Am*. 31. Hi-pt. ; - h - ; i .
ml
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llule Day .-df th is C o u n -.I T T B KlfRTJUKtl tJIlD KItltD th a t
tilt* O r a p r , n f l 'u h llc a tl n n be p u b '
IlShtnl fc n r^ c n ir coitneeullve weeks
In tho. Sbnfufil HiTillil, n newepiippr
>o|vlnir a g e n e r n l circ u latio n
in
Mertilnote C ounty,
C lerk
f o r e- . h i nol-- C o u n t y ,
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automobile valtfe In' tho world.
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,nor* thnn 1 nkitta th at are even ■sh o rter thiiti
inner bold ups.
• the .delightful
i ..i ;„ v. w .. i u.»i_
little _i-i_,.
sk irts *n„
the d ear
Iklicf tliar, tiie victims m ight women arc ^ ca rin g ,
■i ie loudly indentify the bandits ■ Now, there in a renson fo r woled men. to
s tra n g e rs m itv n iiw t
, . ’ .’ ,the . four were seen together
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- w ear low lu'fkn &nd"flhort
w o m e n , in tro d u c e d iiy i l l "ftjv c s to decide on the unusual ; skirts.
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T h e y have s o m tlh in g to
to dance with them Vor ib,
I'11'’ t»dure.
, show, th at is, some i>F them have,
ing.
; i |m . wounded man was E rnest . Hut can you imagine w hat th ere U
Some Examples
1 , v l<*venrne, 25 mil a Jirother of t about a m an’s shape th n t would
L atilv H yi.iiih
•>'■1 a ,i.bn;,,, 1 h ■ciih H e l.nv» rgiu», o n e o f t h e I Justify him in p u ttin g on a V
Mv«i *kil*
hall with a ............
bulging hi;
attem pt to rob j neck blouse or in w e a rin g s k ir ts
ldie
I di! n-i t " ‘>
car. barn
crone did h a t call tb. imiice hll.
. . Stmdav night.
- - The- o th - ! Unit stopped about h alf way be
■the m anager, but slip,.. |
t|, .
'm llets was tween the hips and the knees?
You may think you see 'some
young man and tv|u. [..>ied: -Let 1 " ,Mlal11
ex-convict,
me lake that botllp." He sitiTcndI'he rri1 1 iidm i's th at indehtifi- sights now. with the women weartrcil it sheepishly.
tion .if lu-i-elf - as
Prances *t'K cm short, but w h at you would
"Did you throw it nw .iv"" he V
Hay. Wi».. was j «cc if the men adopted this fool
asked In r a few m o m n i» i'later
U " p >■,!,,wb *lge of her prtilic*. ,
’ u w,"u.* ,n,,k.e n *>Hpd mon glad
"X e." die answered. "You'll f • !
r,'" m k''r »•«rt-nts.
i ,f\ . h,1,t lo9t
eyesight,
n<ow many men do you suppose,
it checked with your wraps. I'm
—— Ed, would take the trouble t o ‘Bee
not a urohibitum offinw . Liu ;u
th at their underskirts were not too
k e e p in g
dance h u ll s tr a ig h t."
long or that their deni little ted
A y i.u iig g i r l q u n c to a b a lli noi I
dies did not hang flown w ithin the
u n d e r a lc o h o lic
in flu e n c e .
Hi. ’i,
line of visibility
Kd. Walt b a ll,
chaperone took Ije; arm and
My personal opinion is th u t if
i
iii''
Seminole
Hudson
Essex
t'o.,
quietly, "Como on dear, we’re go
, . ^"•"Ly
men bad been intended for such
ing home.” Tho girl .•ivonipaiti.d
*’ hi
styles they would have been made
k er to a tnxienh with ‘.nine m i-- •
j differently, both us to shnpe and
P
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n
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Kd:
giving-, adm itting i>n n t1y that '
i us t o tastes.
she ru t red t o g o bn v i mto-.i. > ' < ,| !
fit- *
v I-I'V
' o fte n so m e b o d y!
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th t. f ,,i](iw th a t s u g g e s tI’ll" hn-tess slielli ■d pii‘ i '
! ,,nm ,'r ‘d ’ n 'g im l p ro v e ' Hint n il w | l Iiosc s ty le s p a in ts and p o w d efs
“ her own ro o m , phonI ballrooms and u dozen
1 pnl.nes is a ttr ib u te d
to e lf im posed rech have rem oved the
Itb public dunce h a ll
,
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f t fi Buggentaii t h a t p to , P»
modesun men’s clothing not
<!’ H i r a t; n . a ug.
:u — ( jf\— a
B IL L .
cramp their »tylea-lmF ithC
' ‘ bow u p " in th e c o u n ty m o rg tis , lively injurious to HfetUth.,
" i t b a w o n m litl yo u th , and h h do not givo. their peck* anil .ai
i> < tu t n r ( i j Cu t . tmvKXTii
■11 u n t i l ,
1 'i n r i i r . i \ a \ i >
wei Uieurt i >i de their tw o ulnin and legs enough sunshine and
i;."i ‘
xiixiixoi . m
o o riT i,
iii.w o.iaiptiinoiis m a robbery attem pt
They ought to wear sleevelesa
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which
police
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cut
low*'
in
the'
neck,
and
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The league of ehnpm-mi
kni.ivri us lu>sle>ses I.,-.,
out plans of danee hal! I . . . , i
by which
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made lltiWe|eume at II
' |#si fivo ytar.H n n o t- Yount; people ;ile or... |
Chfrngo'-i re c re a tio n in trroups, and t h m i u I
pnw i'leum u
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Each one th e 'b*bt
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ill . t be i;ei ms
' 1 lio n - u a : i i ', doubt at a ll on c rin g
o r ta ttin g .
I ’ll
bet he
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l bo fi ilow win* lia s i •Vfitildn t have s, nsjenough Iff
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Worn* n of tin' I . i j Ie I’.o.e.
Mini’.
|, iinurs every orches t i l l ' A *■i o■j;f <i i ,f 1 p 1II ■> b 'tlll'o . in '
luillio'im group bad rc rla n.i inn “ I I u in* 1 im pot a ir.l
,f "its* m elodies.
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the -lummy and kin- * ho ago.
hu'tip'ited m otions w e re !
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L tin- In i k pace o f the 1
f„.| i|i-- m anagf rs fo u n d 1 |
| | i:.il ri m i-ing i- litn ii,tile d
jltcpl.u-e-i Ito iiiic e rs
'em suggested
„ni ri v. t It o f 11n b o s -1
, ,i. |>!<•■ i il d u rin g I In
i i r |i . I lie fo a pc I"...... a et th a t th e ir <
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pla n knur \ neat ion a fte r to - •
out.
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rria iio n once a w e'd; ,
her la b o rin g m an.
lb
ping- fo r seven eon "
ere, and fe a r ; he w ill
[trifle ta le i f •i*■ d " litt!" re st.
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N lver in the history of smoking
has there been such a cigarette a^
Camel. No other cigarette wa$
ever made welcome in so ninny
millions of homes, because no other
ever brought so much enjoyment
#
u> smokers.
• When Camels came into the
world they brought an entirely nevir
sense of smoking satisfaction and
contentment. Millions who hav$
tried them all, who could well
afford to pay more, will smoke onljf
Camels. Camels on the table m
that this is the home of expert*
smokers.
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iCamel is, the
cigarette. Camel is given a
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New Low Prices
r»rk ‘ii:1. ami C entral St.
on
I'dii iiished
' i on l i t d f liv in g
1 I ' l r o o i n . d re s x in g
b ill , I.'e M u rp h y bed,
h‘h ..... an | lia th . K lc c h i-
U* SLROYAL
a and g arag e in-
and
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| ,u^ i s llefuro W iring
Lcsa need now than ever before to shop
around for “bargain’' tires that you
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after-taste. The world’s largest tobacco organizatiem puts tb euUua*t
quality into this one
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ness that ever came ftotj# a dg|>
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. -is any doubt in anyon ?a mind u to Wh
.
this winter fn the way’trf a tourist cro let*
read w hat transportation comipanies Are getting ready for.
isjrvdf
iusi
As
the Miami Herald phrased it
1 not many days ago}
i ttndsr Act of
“Both, the railroad and steam ship lines prepare
for a bigger Florida season, provide increased ac\M£* IflEVL-T
fU*
* ‘oomruodationa to care for, the crowds expected to
pOUi; into Miami.
The Merchants and Miners
—
Transportation Company will double its service be
am >
tween Philadelphia and Miami, starting in October.
.tx Months—13.B0.
. bi*. Carrier,
TWo ships will make the run, giving a trip each way
lOjr jptdltlon •c:
every five days.
Two new vessels will be trans
ferred to the Baltimore-Jacksqnville route.
As
B aja s r rr
previously announced the Clyde Line will also add
OTICHt •Air nbltunry
of thank*, resolution*
several ships to the Florida service.
Rail compa
e n te rta in m e n ts where
u < » Will he charged
nies are pushing their extension, double-tracking.
ivsrtlstng rates.
Transportation concerns are in business for profits,
gS^' j/'^Tiaae their plans upon sound principles, not mere
[
hopes. They ure looking for a record rush to Florb » / re*
Ida this winter.
They will be ready for it.
So
e ne tc hr..
, ... a l s o th e ,
should
Florida,
Miami."
Jte rsln , Atf.
IcAtton of special
Steamship and railroad lines are expecting more people
S i * ! • * 'ffeaerved.
to
come to Florida next winter than have ever done so dur
m
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04ing any one season iu the past. The word has gone out th at
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the "boom" days in Florida are over and Northerners real
-*w*»
ize th at they can now come here without the almost
tALQ PLATFORM
property, subm itting to
M r i t ' J i a l a H ' i fre n l physical necessity of purchasing
J'K. •• * / >. . . ,
exorbitant
rents
and.high
prices
in
general, and enduring
t # te
''w
; a te r r w ^.
many discomforts due to overcrowdingIt«e « f at. ^ r t M - l a Enough new hotels have been built to take care comfort
IIv et C anal. ”
ably
of as many popple as may «ome to Florida and the
| m a t w h it* *»*>■’
te a a le eearta, rates are being advertised so th at tourists may know that
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Transportation companies look
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e f k a l l i l a a pro* they will not be gouged.
' x reaa- h a a a ta . h * tn * . apart- ■ upon these things as conclusive proof that thousands will
turn this way when Jack Frost grips the North in his icy
fingers.
,v * BMW*
boulevard
And as t h e Miami Herald says, transportation companies
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They do not make
ell* heaatlftra*- are not in the business for the fun of it.
t l t a pr««taw«
many mistakes.
They would not be spending hundreds of
lwwV*o*"*tM, fMl taw!****! i thousands of dollars increasing their services if they were
j not pretty sure that such services would tie in demand.
The rush will soon lie getting under way and Sanford
ILK V ER SE FOR TODAY
should
be ready for it.
VfcONOR TH E L O R D --“ Wtu*i<?
Jp attn w a* .-* *
fclSSU'V
li'-;ih n 'T « d rt'G h 4 of Israel saith,
I - th a t Jtotldr me I will honor,
IYE1
" f t * T SK b"
lv atio n am! glory
jto w e r unto tho
. ’ * A PL E A
rntt, j * Lord, the light to
}, my shadow and to b«
in In my dally strife
| ItiM m ay he a useful life.
‘ m« tYosd Joys which shall
main
^ftB riiytcaaht loss o r gain.
. while I dig the soil
fO«£Mblosflom „front my
ha
id ’th e drudgerlea which Irk
1a te to*see th tf finished work
, tag sues from pain and
e B g l^d o rB , fbey prepare.
ojt Loyd,
that
vision
.th e peace fo r which
v*
Irth a t are, through selin s I despise,’
ttu ra w w y team me '
of my task to sue.
la# beyond my shadow go,
I l u t i Ing
n g loys of life to know;
Uabout m yself And fin’d
of being
if^ th a t's
J tfh
Mi- >*» •»>.----- .
| r tf , w hato’e f c t loom, to lose,
t o t h e g ra c k m a ,. deed to
E d g a r A. Guest.
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any postal
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. ^Bomen spent over
f o r cosm etics Inst
y W t9 t beauty runs
ljfi
f -■
---------If coutae H doesn’t m atter n
to n», b u t i f some penw would p a r th e ir bills,
b a y **V n lxht.
ailo(her th in g , P rem ier
illnt m ay know a lo t more
how to govtSrn Italian s than
of Americana who a re conly running h im down.
th a t Texas has go t rid of
[lAnd Ma” we probahly won’t
lOdb more from out there
U Sm ith s ta rts try in g to
h e r fo rty delegates in the
i convention.
other th in g th a t Would do u
J S anford people m urh good
i f l n t clas« gym nasium . A
w ithout 0 gym nasium in
a b y ie like, a town without
• d ep a rtm en t id this counB ystetj.,, plus fifteen
olds R atzdrd’s nine hunoners,” fe ad s a headline,
know a n y Pf them were
id , and Whan they are
_ the flftee p guards hnvn
Ldo with i t ( th an anything
i ’b no t m uch honor
•veil.
[M cPherson, K l^u as, m an has
““ ^Itleh w as presented to
,» * en Victoria.' W e're
, 1 b hot our neighbor—un*
d aat k e s o s .it to took a t.—
;Tltnea. W hat'ei the m atter
.COTtiatf Wo heard A rthur
when^it sounded
rj™3
Y o ta * t l M t e i b W lM i W
B ulttforf • H w i i h
v;vr,
A M iddling U i f M .
BY ARTHUR B R IS B A N E ' ‘
( C « « r ri* b t I I M k r l l k f P b l
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FIV E HUNDRED year* «f<v
C harles the Seventh of F ran ce, u
ung ratefu l and cow ardly a king as
ever lived, vowed th a t he would
build a church in honor of Jo an of,
Arc, tf she drove the E nglish out
of France.
She did it, or ra th e r the fig h t
ing Frenchm en did it. when they
found in Jo an the in sp irin g le a d e r
ship th a t th eir king could n o t give.
But tho chapel was n o t'b u ilt, and
the king looked on, never liftin g
a finger to save the girl tjia t saved
him. wjien the U n iversity of P nrls
and the Bishop of Renuvads caused
her to
burned as witch.
Now a t last, the church in Joan's,
honor is finished facing th e hill a t
Domremy, where Joan w ^s born
nnd the world first heard h er voice.
It took 3.'l veers to build th e beau
tiful church which was co n secrat
ed two days since.
Let ub hope that Jo an of Arc,
looking down from heaven enn see
tho church and find satisfactio n
in it.
She probahly looks dow n,
also, on the Charles th e Seventh,
burning in hell, with not
■slig h t
est chance of ever g ettin g out. But
sha is too good a girl to enjoy th a t
sight
CEASE
?l RING/
| SURKEM PEE|P ^ o v LET a\ £
AWWAV
VV,‘ " 'f
bust Roofing
A sk ab out 0l)r ^
U uarantw
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT, tho
second, attack s the world court:
with a fighting -pirit th a t would
please his fath er
lie says “ The
forces of internationalism in the
United S ta tes" were determ ined to
ADD
get us ipto the League of N ations,
somehow.
" If they could not get
u> in hy the front door with our
eyes open, they would lead us
blindfolded through the back door,”
0
%
that back door being the world
court.
TO YOURj
Young Roosevelt’s a ttitu d e is
called a definite break w ith P resi
dent Coolidge, form er S ecretary of
r4r
W hat is Sanford doing toward the organization of a S tate Hughes and o th er im portant
Republican backers of the world
community theater ?
Many other cities in the United court.
LOU ISV ILLE COURIER IOURNAL
is a weak man
Stnten, tired of Hitting buck and letting Now York corner all tlint lacksButthe “ itstren
I
g th to change
tho dramatic talent, tired of making the trip to the great his mind,” and those big Rcpublilinlv the thoughtlessly unkind fed upon northern incredulity sell
metropolis every time they wish to see a recent play of Shuw cnii-* will not tie as enthusiastle for or the deliberately unfriendly will ing development property at ex
or Barrie, are calling out all those who can act oc think they (lie court ns (hey were, knowing give vent t<> “ I told you so" re aggerated prices nnd reaping
supporting the world court
enormous profits, were not F lo r
can act and developing “little theater” movements which that
marks about Florida.
W liat is idians
means, in politics "th is way out."
Tiie original owners had
are most praiseworthy.
hapis oing to overcapitalized de long since disposed of their cures
The purpose of the community theater is two-fold.
It
TH E BUILDING up of a modern velopment com panies and to hanks and the practice of "frenzied fi
not only affords an opportunity for seeing new plays while "m essinh” or "divine voice” is fo l cam:In. bv the aefivitieM of both nance’’ and ‘T o n /.L m ” largely
of tlie sh arp ers and of those hoo were rnrricd on by professionals
they ar^ new but it sometimes discovers latent dramatic lowing the sam e lines in m nny estlv
m istaken in th eir estim ates who
___ disguised
... .......... th eir operations untalent among persons who little think they have it.
In al cases.
F irst, wise-ones select th eir in w»i hound to mi u r. Even F lo rid a ‘ dor the i loak f legitim ate husimost every town there are men, women, boys and girls, who dividual. as the priests of Thibet knew th at too heavy a load would j /j-t‘sn.
,
are “born actors” and many u really great actor would be select a young hoy to be th eir Dn hn al the cart and cripple the
Rut legal licensing ami inenr-j
developed from these talented people if they were given un lai Idania. A fter he has been fed, hm i and none stru g g led linider I poration, and even the names o f '
bowed down to and worshipped for to avoid it
respectable pnrfcrm*
persons on hoards of I
opportunity for training.
.Many will su ffer financial loss ! ,
awhile,
the
youth
says
to
himHclf
'‘Owing to our system,” writes Willinm Lyon I’helpa, pro “ I guess it's h o , I really m ust he the in tli real estate and financial (lie uoderlv log faVt Vbnt’Viiose who *
fessor of "Contemporary Drama” at Yale University, rein carn atio n of Buddha."
e ra -li
of the E verglade State. I took hard earned life savings to g
TODAY’S BEST BUY *
Where so many
“which fifty years hence will seem ridiculous, oi^iy those
hand- j he invested in property which w as 3
Six-room house on corner of Myrtle Are. sal
IT IS so with others, great und Bonn k . it was n m ost axiom atic likely to tu n . out w orthless the 5
living within reach of New York are able to form any notion
thm
mile
had
to
lose.
Money,
o
f
,
m.x,
,|a
V
were
sim
plv
swindlers.
3
sm
all.
Many
mediums
believe
th
a
t
stre
e t.
This house is in No. I shape und
of the English, Continental or American state.
on trees.
Though many lose, the cleans- 5
they talk with the sp irits of tho c o u r s e , d e c a n t w *
Si'e ub at once.
"The dramatic situation is as absurd as the practical sit dead, even though Napoleon linna- eve, ,it fabulously ferttle H o n d a illw fvom F |„ ridn uf its m id e m * ! ,
uation would be if only those living in Detroit were allowed p artn and A ristotle are made to Three bonks in Miami and one in 'h o rd e of speculators and frauS T 5
F o u r-ro o m hoiiBe o n e -fo u rth mile outside tilt I
to use automobiles^
There is no. real reason* why every tal^ like som a^unaducated female Hollywon are Hie latest to (lose, will duaha.*tat& ^niurh gooJ>_*'JIhc-JI
lot 60x200, la ri'c g a rd e n , im m ediate tioH'wwW^ <
All him .. tliclr troubles <>n inabili im pending barnacles art*' being .5
fro
m
^
h
e
backwoods.
town in tho United ^States should not Imvo a resident stock
ilizc on loans granted
p ay m en t ?50(l, h alan ee m o n th ly . P rire Sl.ydft.
"W
In Chicago, thousands meet the tv to
raped from the ship of nrogri^ce. j {J
company in a repertory theater, with the right to produce | gentle,
modest young K rishnnm ur owners ■f real e-tale, the value S>did, bi.p. -t, reliable husiltes^/re
every new play in the world.
>,i »t (lie railroad station, shower of whi. ' illldonbtedlv was ertor- minus in i barg-i1.
*
’
• '-‘Tljece is no true reason why Cleveland, St. Louis, and him with flowers, hail him as tin- ill OURI v in Tinted
COLCLOUGH REALTY COMP?
Florida m u now t*o ahead w ith iB
It in 11 .1’ th at the lulhlih' ha- il- iiiiiHtnu'livo idans. It ran di*-*H
Kansas City should not see the new plays by Shaw, Barrie g reat aw aited one. Blame human
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First National Hank Bldg.
Telephml
folly, not the young Hindu, if he hu rst, bul Hio huhhli' was only the ' ,,|oi> its n g riru ltu ra l acrcngii. It ■
and Galsworthy as soon us they appear in London and New really
believes him self som ething shallow i.f Florida, not the suit ran build un jrrrat induatrios u : ■
S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A
York but so long as the inhabitants of these and other extraordinary, if not actually di RUnco. I'Turidu’s wealth is u n
R eal E s ta te
loss
adjuncts to its I'trirru llu rr, to «dn J
American towns are content to live in the darkness of ignor vine.
j
touched. 11 -j advantages art* a-- I'ort no urban iioinilation. Amcfi x
ance, so long will this strange situation continue,
tfraAb’ Sb i\*‘i jfri’a ti'r, now that i an tu'o>ni’i it v will alw ays fink "
jckoniiiL' bus h io u i'h t about it'Mw'tiori in Florida, hut Kluiidn’s | —IT'S EASY enough to deceive
“I-believe th at Americans are fully as enterprising as
and a deirrot* of dofla- | |vrnian<'nt siktcbb niUHt In* built
Germans, Swedes, Frenchmen, Italians and others; and as ourselves, almost impossible not to tion.Istmenr
Tin* flood of hrirpitiH that 1of. by and for itself.
take ourselves seriously, whoa
these countries enjoy tho advantages of the theater, I thousands assure us of our great
think the time will come when America will follow their ness.
excellent example. As it is now, Americans outside of New
That is one rcatmn why men
ATLANTA JOURNA L
York must content themselves with motion-pictures and elected to public office often prove
to be inefficient geese.
They take
with READING new plays ”
the praise of sycophants literally.
Several mouths ago The Dear gam bling, despite the subterfuge
Tho Herald would like to see some enterprising Sanford
born Independent took note of the printed on the backs of the tickets,
citizens take hold of this m atter and see what can be done
SEN TIM EN TA LISTS, anxious fact th a t four race track s in Ohio and issued un in inaction prohibit*
toward presenting a series of good plays to Sanford to hnve Uncle Sam rely on other* werfi operating and condueting ing fu rth e r gam bling on one of
to protect him said the league of ‘m utual pool*' on the results of I he largest of the Ohio tracks.
audiences.
nntlonH would not touch m uttera horse races, i fum ing that u stnleTin* loss to the prom oters cannot
-------------------- --O----------------------involving thin continent. But al m ent otv the hacks of the m utual lie determ ined.
The successful
ready that league iH asked to set tickets sohl land cashed if the evasions in local courts has en
tie a conflict between Nicaragua wii^crti were won) to the effect connigod track prom oters and
and Mexico, IIiiir w eakening the th a t th e money put up was a vn] - horsemen to continue and increase
Ju n iary contribution,
In lull this th eir operations in the face of the
This story, tloar reader, concorns two neighbors — -m en Monroe Doctrine.
statem en t m u l
Fortunately,
the
Mexietin
gu\
inevitable mid they nre probably
ho Hourly identical in l ho stato of their oi m i mat ant' its ami em inent tell* the league to in mil
‘This
acknowledges
receipt
of
now
in for g re a te r losses th at they
bo nearly alike in tho possession of congenial friends, tho it k own huHinPBH
and attend to
of.,.. . dollars voluntarily eon- I would have been had not their
story-teller could write columns of parallels showing where Europe, nn exam ple which we sum
trihuted by the holder thereof as shrewd atto rn ey s fought the eases
m ight follow:
one had no advantage over the other.
part of the purse, prize or pro | with all the technicalities und pleas
The unbroken experience of thirty-seven years dtfl
’tnlum to be awarded to the owner lor the delny legal p ro c e d u re p er
Hut here is the story.
The men usually walked home
TH E UNITED S tates has landed 'o f the horse winning first, second m itted or the courts would tolerate.
making of B lackshear fertllixers, and there are noafj
together unless one of them happened to have the family m arinca
in Nienruguu, because the or th ird place (as the case may in*)
While
the
Suprem
e
Court
wns
cur flown town, then they rode home together. They were local governor says he cannot m ain in the race designated by this tick
The field resu lts had from th eir ubo in the hand* nf1
in the midst of its final delibera
through at their offices at four or five o’clock in the after tain order against revolutionist*. e t.‘
tions the officials and employes of
tinners are tabulated from lim e to tim e to find way* °f ^
noon, so there were several hours of daylight before each The le.HB the United S tates med To the lay mind the transparency one of the tracks were on trial
dles
or
Likes
sides
in
the
internal
of them when ho arrived at his front gate.
of this subterfuge must he evident,
H.vm even b etter.
Thla is why they are always <kp
u ffairs of republics south of uh, yet for two years several tr a c k s 1in ( iiirinnnti and th eir attorneys
one
a
form
er
vice-mayor,
another
One of the men made a practice of going light into his the better.
Meddling, lending,
• he Blaeksheur nam e is indicative of high quality—it
while the m atter was a form er judge who recently de
house and putting on some shabby clothes. Then lie "put talking much, only makes enemies, operated
threshed out
and uurn
u i 4 t in
i n the
u i c courts
'
* i ' Mild
n i. i vclined
i H i w u ci
11 li n uent
n .i* i ito
i t ithe
jfi r Federal
tK Icrill
appointm
pears
-j
tered around" doing this and that. He had some paint and un we learned on a big scale in big track , rep resen tin g an invest-1 bench, an o th er a form er president
• on poor fe rtilize rs made to meet poor prices*
Europe nnd on h sm aller scale in m ent, it Is said, of more than n j «f the Ohio Bar Association -were
varnish handy, and everything was kept bright and dean Chile
and Peru.
We Call And Deliver
million dollnrs, waa built on the gravely endeavoring to convince
where paint and varniaii could achieve it.
He K e p t his
Uncle Sum should m aintain the presum ption th a t tho Taw's delays’ j the court th a t an ambiguous stateAbundant evidence of th e ir superior goodness conlis**,
lawn velvety and green.
His flowers flourished and were Monroe doctrine, w arn Europe
Phone 691-W
a t least enable its promoters ment on the buck of a piece of
given
hy
the
celery
and
tru ck fields of some of Sanfor
always plentiful in their season. He had n small vegetable aw ay from the two American con wouid
to g et th eir Ri vestm ent back.
, pasteboard transform ed n bet or
FLORIDA
CLEANERS
& DYERg
garden where real vegetables grew.
And lie enjoyed a tinents, and let o ur southern broth
On A ugust 5 th e ('hief Justice of i w ager into a som ething th at was
e*t und beat grow ers. ByHere
home further evidcac* Hj
eru settle th eir own uffair*. with
0 , CJ,a tCarmichael
hearty dinner every night a t hnlf past six.
tho
Suprem
o
C
ourt
of
Ohio
defined
not
gam
bling
and
was
entirely
our good wishes and without our
in the largest yield,
ju st reported,
made
on a
Tho other, as tht* reader may have guessed, found himself interference. Tho art of mind the operations of such pools a s ' legal.
17 Years
in the tyet
Same
Line
an easy chair on the veranda and read a magazine or the ing your own business is im portant. ' bnreo field.
Why Not A Community Theater?
FLORIDA UNHARMED
A SPADE’S A SPADE
Blackshear
Fertilizers Can
Relied On
A Story With Amazing* Thing's Untold
sporting newH, or gossiped with his wife’s callers. * His
house would get right scabby looking before he hired a
crew of painters to do it over. His lawn was full of weeds.
He had no flowers except those that happened to grow on
some b u s h e H scruggily growing here and there.
The place
where his garden was supposed to be was a riot of tali
weeds.
At six-thirty every night he ate dinner, deploring
tho way it had been ruined in the cooking*
T hat is all of the story we know, but it’s quite a tale. It
even has a moral, if any one cares for such things,
Ita during the
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ialted in two
THE PEOPLE OF FLORIDA have been somewhat ap-Injured aha
pi’ohenslve about the adverse propaganda th at has been
disseminated through the northern state. We have feared
I m ow yrhen th at it would discredit us, and deter people from coming
‘e eaw op to spend tlkf winter, establish homes or invest in our rafU
W o aw ay
It is gratifying to know th a t this
of thla estate and ntaustries.
adverse propaganda has had the opposite effect. Instead
of discouraging people about Florida it has awakenod in
and Gertrude Eder- them a deeper Interest in the state.
With this interest
*
to
iui
j.en H readier disposition to read vup
thia toading up on Florida has naturalljArnade
|e Dortn more anxious to coflie downward and
Ives the conditions which maintain" Tn this
fa Abe-d^er-zeaJou sneak of our enemies to'
onuses to bring to us an Increased moasuto
S M ri
;
■Ssefe. v
.
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M
SOME ONE suggest* a swim
m ing match and' a bot of $25,00(1
betwoon G ertrude Ederle und Mrs.
Corson, the fem ale channel swim
m ers.
Such a bet would spoil a
fine performance.
Two women from America have
done w hat no o th er woman could
do, both of them beating the bust
record ever made by a man. That
Is enough.
A betting match be
tw een tho two would be unwel
come and m ean nothing.
Such A m erican power and cour
a g e a re best employed defeating
fo reigners, and adding to the glory
of Am erica.
NET EARNINGS of the Union
Pacific Railway are up 38 per cent
Otherroilri
for July.
,ar railroads report
equally plowing, figures.
Tha United States government
Hw found it possible to do for
railroads what It can not do for
farmers, namely, to insure them
profits by making the people pay
when aaegasary.
•ih!
taps (ha railroads will feel.
Its continue to increase, th at
te pay their workTba .railroad
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TRUTHFUL HISTORY
NEW YORK 11 EH A L D .T ill BUNK
SIMS.
tU:
41fi Sanford]
Our factories are now newly equipped to meet th*
T urkish school children arc in and ttio b u rn t cakes, of C anute '
fur a dull tim e if the Turkish and his throne on tlu*i seashore,
Bpard of Education carries out
its avowed intention. Faced with and the thousand anti one stories
th e .alte rn ativ e of penny plain nr and anecdotes of king* un,) p rin
tw o-penny colored facts and dates ces nnd courtiers down to the !
versus the rom antic and pictur- | present
Prince
.
of Wnles, nnd
esque, th e educational authorities ,w h. n t rem ains?
A mere skeleton;
In T u rk ey have decided that h is
torical t « \ t books intended for of nam es, dates and factf. No
use In t h t T u rk ish school* must longer would the reading of hisbe free from oil falsehoods, all tory bo the fascinating occuuation :
stories, all allegories. The new which It now is. Fur the sake j
g eneratiqn of T urks must, they
contend, learn the tru th at all of tho young Turkish scholars we ‘
hopo th a t T urkey’s Board of Edit- i
costs-c
B ut la th ere such a thing as n cuHon will relont and nut hack In
r |a R y |tr u tW o l history of a peo- t«. th e school books the wealth of
'? E
iTY’T 1, which tht! -history
of th a t colorful country must conW hen one tak es away the leg tain*
ends, tlta Im pressions, the color
ful Incidents of history, what is
tom
lefttv 'H o T $ Would American hist o t / t o a d - w e r e there no stories
of Ogarfia AWAahington lllul his
LH.‘- y D igest ip eak s of
diet
|n t f B arbara Friotchis
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t o i t i i ' h hl»*j
a - i» lL -,o r‘! Bn invasion t —
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Milane Theater Building
growing dem and for them.
OIJR SANFORD W A REH OUSE, i» charge of
KfNG, carries a full Itock of th ese fertilisers *n(f
*
m aterials.
Inquiries m ads in person or by m*il
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Mrs. Jan e Sm ith and little grand
d aughter, Ja n e Sharon, left Sun
day fo r DeLand where they will
spend this week as the guests „f
Mrs. B. A. Inglis.
Edw ard W oodward of Quincv
Mias M ary K atherine Parker and
H erbert F’erran of E ustis sj,rn t
, (rsd*y
Tuesday here as the guests of
fueedaf
j^jcc League of the friends.
iHoly Cross will m eet
ert A. Newman a t
C. M. Hand returned home Sun
home in Rose day from Cloud land Pnrk, O r
where he spent the past week with
will en tertain his fam ily a t th eir sum m er home,
8:30 o’clock a t th e
t honoring here house
Mrs. H. C. DuBose, Mlssea Anne;
| irenret Neal of Or- K itty and M arjorie DuBoae re
L Rosa G r a y of L al,‘ turned home Monday from Daytonn
r ,n(| Miss C atherine Bench where they have been spend
ing the summer.
, ,(f the B ap tist
tct with Mrs. C. A.
Mrs. H. M. F arm er of Sampson*
Alp., arrived here Monday anil is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. J.
B. Coghurn.
Wnesday
LldtnK Circle of th e
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hhinholser,
[Church will m eet a t
| Mr*. Hopkins a t her Miss Mary Gresham and R. Q.
Gresham leave Wednesday
for
Kth Pnlmetto.
Fort Pierce, w here they will a t
|Turner Circle if the tend the m arriage of Miss Marion
L will have a “ Spend Bolk.
LinK with Mrs. T. H
fcioiniee. Members are
Mrs. George W. Knighl, Miss
Ld mu! are asked to Elizabeth K night and
George
Jlofk at tho home of
Knight Jr., leave Wednesday f-.r
| uff on Laurel Aveu- California
and other points in tin*
West where they will spend several
weeks.
hurfdsy
NiJS of the B aptist
Mrs. H. Young. Mrs. M. Johnson.
U l Ht ;t o'clock with Mrs. M. Bouskn, Miss .1. Vaudos,
airol I on Sanford Miss Hatek and Miss Marie Young
of HI. Louis, Mo„ arrived here Sun
day and are the guests of Mr. und
|l A r r iv a ls
j Mrs. C. C. G aultt.
[ontriuma
H. 0. Visoy, Jack kth F. Bradley, St.
Aha r los Wilson, WinfThonms II. Shepard,
|K. F. Sehaller, Lakelorris W hitew ater; K.
Turn pa; W m. G.
|New O rleans; Ade,nd children, Younftstbech, I’alatk n j F . B,
Ika;
M. Biggers,
Valdez
Li, Lake W orth; E. FI.
fjscksunville; C.
C. H. Green, I.ongL Morgan, Daytona
| Sellers, Jacksonville;
Jacksonville; H. B.
•ham; J. L, N orfleet,
?, E. Scruggs, Long(Valsh, T am pa; H. L.
nvillc; FI. D. BarneH,
t)r. M ercereau and
pgo; W. H. Cowles,
,0. Brown, O rlando;
Franz, Jacksonville;
UiUimuro; L. FI.
«uh; A. B urtow s,
The m any friends of I). L.
T h rasher will reg ret to learn that
he had the m isfortune to suffer a
broken arm Monday afternoon at
his camp, “ Oleander Lodge“at Lake
Mary.
C arol Pinson left Tuesday for
Melbourne where he will spend
the w inter.
W. A. Adams, Charles Norton,
George Sw eet and Robert Hagan
formed u congenial party spending
the week-end a t Daytonn Beach.
Mrs. Adelaide Grimm nnd child
ren of Youngstown, arrived in San
ford Monday for an indefinite stay
end are stopping a t the Montezu
ma.
A. B. D ieter and sm all daughter.
Sharon of Lakeland, form erly of
Sanford, spent Sunday here ns the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Speer.
M ayor F’o rrest Lake hns re
turned home from u business trip
to Providence, R. !., and New York.
Mr*.'.
Irlee Montgomery - ami
|a r a Fort and Mary
Miami, spent the week
the guests of''Mra.
"s b ro th er’ S n d s is te r LONDON, Aug. oBl.—(/R —The
I. aifd Mrs. A. R.- M arshall
Ito Avenue.
Mrs. Mont- use of a w.ord w ith fo u r letters,
ill be remembered here m eaning an extrem ely hot p ls is
described, In the Bibte, Is considered
!ary Marshall.
indelicate b y May Moore D upres,
a c t r e s s . - s£ e declined
do
to utter it
Marshall has returned at the opening of a new revue last
»nl Miami where he spent night.
_•
f> e ek with hit sister. Mrs.
Whpn
the
time
came
fo
r
h
er
to
lontgomcry.
say “ you go to------” she m erely
Mn and Mrs. R. H. Renniok, Mr. uttered a weak voice "you m ay go
w Mrs. t A rthurm Marshall and wherever you like."
The press agents had w orked the
ielr guests, Mrs. Charles Montm iery and S ara Fort and M ary audience up to a stato of expect^
lirabeth Montgomery of Miami, nncy for the actress hiad announced
spent Sunday a t De Leon Springs. she would not say the word.
At the climax Miss Dupre* « M
showered with tmuquets.
She ln. ,,
TT
A
sists th at she will not use th e
H e
hereafter, and th* producer
of the revue is talking about a
broken contract.
Actress Refuses T o’?
;d Cross Heady To occupied the Cramer cottage.
Mr. and Mra. Alfred . Erkson
Say ‘‘Hell” In P laj tid Flood Sufferers went
to DeLand Sunday, with their
The Mexican Red Cross is in read
iness to undertake relief work in
the Chapala Valley, where floods
have done great dam age to crons.
The raitronds are rushing <onattuction and m aterial fo r the re
pair of bridges which have been
washed out and sections of track
Wnlch have been torn up by the
Waters.
'
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Mrs. August Swanson is nursing
a t the CoTbort homo on Sanford
road.
There were* 14 todies at the Dor
cas m eeting Thursday a t the home
j U p s a la & G r a p e v ille
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w holesom e sandw iches, u s i n g s
Merita Bread as the basis; makeXV?
the filling with cold sliced meats, 3j
peanut butter and jelly, add an
apple or orange and the job is
done.
School children get hungry at
lunch time, but don’t give them $$
heavy, indigestible foods. Merit*
Bread, with its rich, nut-like fla- '}
vor is not only satisfying blit coh» ^
tains just the nutrition needed to '3
keep school children healthy and
active, physically and mentally.
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Amusements
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FISHING
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You wouldn't go imhing without bait.
Bait your hook for oportunity.
30x3? CORDS
SAVE
Continuous frutn 1 p. m. to
11 p. m. -------TODAY
Alma 1tulM*n> and Bert Lytel
In
‘“n ie Gilded Itui*erHy"
Simple solution to
the school lunch
problem
n.
Water Cooling: System
Breaks After Dirigible
Returns From Test
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£U*d* by lb*
A
m e r i c a n
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a r k hi e h
Comedy
“ The Heart B reaker"
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FIRST NATIONAL BAN K i
SANFORD, FLA.
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A W nrner Brothers Special
Production
"The Honeymoon Expix-ss"
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Comedy
“ Hold Her SherUf”
Aesop's Fahles
FRESH
‘DAILYFROM GROCOt-'M
4*
She Walk
In her entrancing “ Irene Castle” Corticelli Fashions for
the opening of the season. The very newest Btyle in-*
spirations appear.
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Neu) Prices On Ford One-
WINONA — Rich Corticelli
Crepe Sutin ami the aoftnesH
of velvet make this dresa mo
lovely. There la a hunt! of
velvet below the finger-tip
length blutuse nnd a cuff of
velvet pointing to Irene Cantie's (dim fingers.
Ton Trucks
t\
I Ton Chassis with open cab o n ly ............-..... 390.00
Mrs. H. F. Phillips, who has been
visiting here as the guests of Miss
Marion Phillips and father, L. R,
Phillips, left Tuesday for Starke
and Tallahasiee.
1 Ton Chassis with open cab and stake Body .. 455.00
F. O. B. DETROIT
L. R. Phillips and son, Raymond
0. Phillips, ksve Tuesday after
If*. R. P. Jenkins leave noon for New York, During their
ftioon for H ot S prings absence Mrs. R. C. Phillips and
* they will spend a Miss Marion Phillips will be the
guests of - Mn. Phillips' psrents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Dumas.
bn Race of Crescent
Jasper Crowley of Mlakka, who
fndiog this week here
spending the
ia> been spend!
‘L summer at*
bter Mrs. Joseph Gra- has
Juneluska, N. C., Is spending
home on Silver Lake. Lake ___Musks,
a few days
ays in Hanford as the guest
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MOSCOW — Veiy daahing ia
Irene Caetle'H blue and red
costume of Corticelli Crcpo
A laska.
The deep armhole
and wide sleeve becoming
nnrrow reflect a Russian in
fluence.
I Ton Chassis.............................. ......................... $325.00
Mrs. William J. H ardy nnd baby
R. Thornton and M rs have returned from St. Augustine
Jabbitt left Monday for where they have been visiting Mrs.
kach where they will Hardy’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
week.
D. Rahncr.
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C aM X A N V v
WEDNESDAY
ATTENTION
(i.
W the house guest ef
Mrs. J. D.' Jlskfiw and daughter*
' J ^ e r , left Moadsy
' "here she will be the the Misses Virginia and Helen Jin*
?
Mra. R. B. kins have retwned home from
f.***11 before returning Lake Junalusjk N. C., where they
J u d i e s at thePaW S have.Men sparling the summer,
WS
** 4#IMti
Elton J. Moughton
Monroe left Sunday
Mrs. M argaret Wilson and young
K.
where she was grundson, Wilson Smith, are spend
ic illness of her uncle, ing a few weeks at Daytona Beach.
own.
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Tolar and son,
f Higgins, aceom nail led Ralph, are expected to return
d'nn, .lames H. Htryk- home Wednesday from Denver,
l»le, Po„ leave here Colo., where Mrs. Tolnr and son
for ooints in Maine lmve been spending the sum m er,
will spend several Dr. Tolar Joining them there Aug.
re going to Lansdnle, 1.
»il visit her dau g h ter,
Stryker.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. McDonald
and son, Jack, leave Wednesday
k«. H. F’. W hltner and for Eustis where they will make
Mr. MacDonald will
W hltner lenve their home.
11 their car for Ashe- mnnuge the Grand View Hotel in
*hcre they will spend th at city.
•if--..'
2sa
Youth Takes Own Life
Alter He Accidentally wor,l
After
Kills His Young Sister
Massachusetts Radio
Fan Talks To Hawaii
Dnsscy and son.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Loftier and
|rncil Ivaaio S atu rd ay children hnve returned home from
om Frostproof where Daytonu Beach where they spent
tn tin* guests of Mr. the sum m er.
Mr. and Mrs. I^ f*gg Maxcy.
fler spent last week in New York,
while the children were tho guests
McLaughlin returned of their grandm other, Mrs. K. R.
ft.... an extended Murrell.
V«rk, Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Archie B etts and
son, ChnrleH, are expected home
Mtiuglifon and chilli- Tuesday from A ugusta, On., Cloudhnine Monday from land Park, Gu., and points in
ck where they have North Carolina where they spent
cb the summer.
the past month.
WfwX^d Gordon B ejtifX r
* aie Wer« - week end
The Crystal
Mr. and M n. Homer Gleason and girls gave a
Mrs. Fletcher and son, Howie
returned home from a visit to Miss Brite Laney who were callers per Saturday s t
Gainesville, Friday.
nt the Ballenger home, spent the In Grapevtlte.
1
CARD OF THANKS
v Mr .and Mrs, Munson have
We wish to express o ur thanks
moved to the Bolton bungalow in to o u r neighbor* nnd friends who
O ta peville.
so kindly assisted during th e ill
ness and d eath of our dear m other.
Mr. ami Mrs. Kenneth Robbins Wo also wish to express our a p
And little daughter and th e Miss- preciation for the many benutiful
0 * Ellen and Alice Vlhlon spent floral offerings.
Mabel Saint
Sunday at the Beach.
Alma Saint
CALUMET, Mich., Aug. 31— (/P)
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Rea
— A rthur Lawrence, 16, voluntarlMm.
Mulda
Fisher
and
daughter
ly paid .with his life for w hat ho
of Tnmpu have been visiting her
th o u g h tw a s inexcusable careless
—
-.......
-—
mother, Mrs. Bcugston and sisters,
ness on his part.
SALEM, Mass.. Aug. SI.—f/P)— .Mrs. Fry and Mrs. T yner for a
The to y weat to the barn on his
week.
mother'* farm near Hid raw , nnd An nm nteur radio o perator on Bak
e
r’s
island,
five
miles
from
Salem,
ARCHITECT shot hinuelf witli the shotgun
Mr. und Mr>. Frank Smith unit | First National Rank BUlg.
which a moment before had killed using a 13-watt tran sm itte r run on
dry b atteries, din tted for 23 m in children moved from the Cramer
his ] i year old sister.
S a n fo rd , -------------- Florida
Young Lnwrence was denning utes witli Hawaii on the morning cottage Monday tu f'indtjrvillo and
The feat was made Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Htacli have
the weapon when it wns dfsrhurgod of Aug. 0.
accidentally. The charge ripped known todnv by the operator,
tlirough the kitchen door, killing Richard P. I*phalli, who waited un
til he received a card from E. F.
TOO LATE TO CI.AS.S1FT
\ _ _ —
A
is h iY oto the ihouse.
„ 'W
ood, uoperator at n station
a t Li- TWO ROOMS and bull# over g u - ' S O l T O © J m B S
A rthur
rthnr nrushed
j.„„
---1 \—
hue, Kauai, Hawaii, confirm ing
rngc suitable for two ur f o u r1
- ^
stood for a moment over her body tin*
two-way communication.
men. K. W. Stanley, HUM Dim
get worse and worse the longer
and then went to the burn and
Avt1.
you let them go; Leonard!’s
killed himself
TITLE BOUT ARRANGED
Golden Eye Lotion cures in*
F’OR SALE— One five room house flammation and soreness with
with hath $4500.11(1, $800 cash,
VERNON, Cal., Aug. 31—</P>— balance easy term s. Apply l-aney out pain in one day. Cooling,
Telegraphic acceptance by Pinkie Dry i leaning Go.
healing, strengthening.
Mitchell, Milwaukee, Wis., junior
LEONARDFS
welterweight champion, of a title
bout here Sept. 22 with Mushy FOR RENT — F> room furnished,
OOLDKN m
L O T IO N
LAKE HURST, N. J „ Aug. 3t — Callahan of i.os Angeles has been
modem house, F lo ra Heights.
MAKES WEAK EYES STRONG
(/PI —A break in the w ater cooling announced hv Hiden Wadhums, Also m all apartm ent. 30(1 Flench
l f « * *11 Jnutu*
system of one of the engines of m atch-m aker.
Ave.
the navy dirigible Los Angeles oc
curred this morning a fte r the ginnt
airship had returned to her hangar
from a trip southward for compass
r?
calibration tests.
The break wns in engine num ber
three. The accident would not hnve
affected tho Los Angeles hud she
boon in flight a t the time, it wns
said, for she can navigate safely
on three engines.
The work of repairing wns s ta r t
ed at once and tho dirigible will
sta rt on her trip tom orrow m orn
ing.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. L.: W oodruff and
little grandson, F’rnnk W oodruff
returned home Sunday from Way
hesville und Hendersonville, N. C.,
ISrainoIr
where
they have been upending the
»)l, Palatka; Robertsummer.
Itii; K. (’. Fugun, Pa|Higdon. Miss,; W. FL
Mr. and Mrs. W.
Hill returned
emont; R. T. Richey, home
Monday evening from Clay
U hv “SINCLAIR" Gna
puliis, n. Gotileigh and ton nnd Cloudiand Park, (In., where
F’ull of eager power
John 'I*. Fuller, Mi- they spent the past month, stopSINCLAIR OILS
nstein, Tam pa; E. T. 'ping enroute home at Cairo, (In.,
B etter for your motor
K. K. < hristm ns, F’t. where they were the guests of the
ffi. I>. ilnrvey, Jnck- lu tte r’s m other. Mrs. I*olu Le
B. Kilpatrick, Jack- Gpttc.
L ittle Miss Caroline Hill Rines Filling Station
|t. Smith, Tumpn; H at- will visit in Cairo with her g ra n d 1113, Hanford Ave.
Phone 461-J
Del ray; J, A. Davis, m other until the lu tter p art of
Williams, Miami.
Septem ber.
Mm . J. R. P ro b st are
•ftive, here W ednes'orth Carolina and will
>1 days here w ith th e ir
k- P. Jenkins before
0 their home a t Okee-
of Mm . Sadi Magnuon, In apHe
of the rain. ATI admired the cosy
new home of the hostess •who
served her guests with cakea and
niece, Edith Karr who has been coffee. The heat meeting will be
MEXICCr CITY, Aug. 31—(A*)— visiting her fo r’ several weeks.
with Mrs. E.
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WviTvC
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in Florida's Heart,
_i’aGreatest .Vegetable
•S,
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K Richest G ard en L a n d
Associated Press Full Leased Wire
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fltIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926
Si
Leopold A n d
LoSlayers
QfFranks Boy, A reEligible
F o r A Parole In 11 Years
m or
In
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Etfrht
estants S till
sive Victory
Primaries
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world court rivals for the Repub
lican nomination for the United
States Senate.
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In neither case was the lead
i “
,
large enough to bring statements
’ *i *?.
Spins!
Large Cracks Apt
If ir in C r L iI C C lv M .
I r *”
concerning defeat from either Gov
S t m t * And Citl
i
,
G e n llr t
ernor
Richardson,
seeking
a
second
le n t i l ijr r Q u p
Afraid To Reti
term on an economy platform, c*
Mr. Clarke, whose candidacy has
Most Of Horta
* ;V:
the* support “of Senator Hlrarp
Johnson.
An Interesting feature of these
I •k . .
two major conflicts was the p»rt
played In each by Senator John
son. Johnson stumped the state A.C.L. Mnsler Mechanic'Telb
First Shock Felt At Eleveri
for both Young and Clarke, at
Rotary Club of Extensions
tacking Governor Richardson’s ad
O’clock And Is Folowed “
Including Six Tracks;’ Will
ministration as re-actionary and
Series More Terrific 8ht
Build Water Stand Pipe®
spendthrift" and assailing Sena
tor Shortrldge for his pro-world
LONDON. Sept. 1.— (/P)—ThA
court record in the Senate.
" I do not think there is much
population of the Island of Fayal#
The retuma early today were
possibility of n recurrence of the
in the Azores islands lying about!
considered particularly indecisiyc
freight embargo this winter," 11. R.
800 milcH o ff the coast Of Portugal
ns they affected Senator Johnson, Stevens, master mechanic of the
[A, Sept. 1.— A P —
WASHINGTON. Sept.
is livinjr out of door, terror strick
an
the
candidates
he
supported
t.iKc of members of
Atlantic Coast Line railroad said AP— Lieut. Cyrus K. Bdl
en after Tuesday’s disastroui
were both apparently winning and yesterday at the luncheon of the
n(.nt court o f hitorearthquake which meagre despatch
losing.
I >’« 4 M Sanford Rotary club. Mr. Stev iirmy flier injured in a
es describe as tho worst in the hlsJ ‘olal Of Construction For
summoned to
Somewhat similar indecisiveness ens wns the principal speaker on In Pennsylvania
last
tory of Island.
i reservations under
August Is Less Than To prevailed in the Democratic gu- the program arranged by W. M. died today at Waltiritf
in Horta. the chief city of FayJ
and senatorial conflict, ( ’ . Hutchinson.
United Staten is
tal For The Same Month bernntorial
Hospital.
al. most of the citizens spent th*
which together have been looked
|become a member
Of 1925, Figures Reveal upon ns a preliminary skirmish in "Durlhg the past six months nlDeath-resulted from,
j night in public squares
most $8,000,000 has been spent on meningitis
today with a pri|crack? hnvo nppeared
which
the 1928 campaign.
rail extenslona In this state alone,
|streets, and the people were
Sanford bank deposits show
John O. Elliott, who was en and the program of expansion and after the injured flfear.
|n.
to return to their homes in feel huge gains and building construc dorsed for senator by William G.
Jr W. J. Van Eisingo
of further shocks.
tion figures have decreased, n McAdoo, was leading Isadora building Is being ruahoa to comple Itoved to be on his w
of thd court, was
Ho waa bro
tion ns fast as materials can be covery.
Mot* of the city was destroyed comparison of August with tho Dockweiler, whom he accused of
dent " f the conference,
_
brought to the centers of activity. hospital several days
corresponding
month
o
f
last
year
It
has
I
n
impossible
to
learn
thl
complicity in a Tammany Hall
her i< expected to ncambulance-airplane from
"The
capacity
of
the
Sanford
reveals.
Bank
deposit^
showed
exact nut her of casualties, whlcl
plot to capture California democ
|f tic five conditions
yards hus been grently increased fonte. Pa., near where h|a
are efttimai *d nt from fifty to 40( gains in July in comparison with racy, 3,200 to 2,814.
the United States
crashed.
the
same
month
of
1925.
of
tho
Island
25.90'*
population.
But Carl Alexander Johnson, by the udditinn of six now yard
■r „ member of the
Lieut. Bettis gained ou1
tracks
with
a
capacity
of
100
car*
All
of
the
Banford
hanking
in
San Diego, also having McAdoo en
The T’ ortug.-*.- government, to
Other track extensions are prominence aa a filer by
stitutions report increases in de dorsement, was trailing Justus each.
which
the
Islands
belong,
is
rush-*
general VnProSH*on
planned soon.
Another improve the Pulitzer air races in t _
ing a relief
.pedltlon to th* posits. the gainR running ns high Wardell in tho gubernatorial race, ments in tho locul yards Is the in which time he set a record at
Cnitcd Stutes retierMinister
And
Three
I)
:y
Aides
as
60
per
cent
in
deposits.
1,891 votes to 2,919.
Azores. This included war shlpe
I he turned over to u [ Manville Outbreaks End i-nat
In
stallation of the new water system 99 mites an hour.
August, 1920, competed with the
Of Seattle Released Last with supplies, sanitary corps and
|for study. The belief j
Night In vilffch In Which 9
the trophy for the army
with stand pipes.
banner
month
of
1925
in
building
the basis o f this res- j
Night But H. S. Attorneys engineers.
Are Injured; Strikers l^end
"There aro now twenty-two he defeated Lieut. Al W
Construction authorized by the
desire on the part o f |
From advices thus far receive* City, and builders said they were
Believe
Trial
Will
Be
Held
miles
of double trackage between navy flier, long holder of
Fight Against NewWorkers
■States to prevent nnv
by way of Listxin. the island o not surprised that tho permits for
here nnd Jacksonville, with center speed record.
|the Council of the
Fuyai is declared to Ic “ a mass a
8EATTLE, Washn., Sept. 1.
Entering the army
mssing tracks of 100-car capacity.
M ANVILLE ,. R. I.. Sept. 1.— (JP)—Trial of a clergyman and ruins, especially the city of Horta." August of this year would total
eek advisory opinions
Ms alone will be of invaluable war, Bettis served with t!
less than the figure for August,
nniigration problems National Guard troops rattled in three federnl prohibition agents on
This information was sent by th 1026.
aiii -in tho coming winter rush. can air corps in France,
[ affecting the Monroe to Manville on trucks today to a murder charge with state o ffi Mayor of Horta. He estimated th , i The increase in bank deposits
There are also sido track exten Its close participated in a
sion* at Yukon, Green Cov o f prominetit army air
miell* rioting which culminated cial as prosecutors and United injured nt -109. but made no men* .|here is "indlaputahlo proof" of tho
ration Is Debated
Springs, Boat wick, Orenge ’.P
last night in Injury to nine per States attorneys acting for the de tion of fatalities.
wth and soundness of condiHis work. In th* ISsli
reservation provides sons during a clash between state fense was forecast by county au
. Russol and PomOM^g
here, local business men de* Slate Metropolis Has Permits
Uoyd’s however, rejjorts that
coupled with.hU record P r
national court of jus- police and n mob of 1,800 strik thorities here today.
C. T. Mc ten persons were known to havf
extension of tracks in th* Palat
when shown the figures.
peace-tlu\o flying, r m
_ without the consent ing operatives of the Manville- Kinney, as assistant United States bopn killed in Horta. Neighboring firThc Seminole County Bank de
Last Month Totaling Nearly yards that will take car*, * f mo selection aa * m*mbqr a
J Stales, entertain any Jenckes Company, textile mills.
District Attorney, obtained release islands in the Archipelago alM posits were |2,531,000 at the close
o f flyer* detailed for
Three Millions; Miami Next than 300 cars. Extension :
[any advisory opinion
of the qusrtetto without bail from wero affected bv tho disturbance of busineis yesterday as compared
at Pierson and Glenwood and a new work at th* S«»qui
Thirty
five
men
of
the
field
And Coral Gables Is Third passing track at Longa Will tak*
„ dispute or question
a federal officer here last night a f The small village of Reltera wall .with 11,716 nno year ago.
position . tn
i United Staten has, or artillery, accompanied by ambu- ter they had boen charged in a swept by a tidal wave.
care or 86 cars.
•
,
. was hls last
The
First
National
Bank
depos
*
lunce and medical corps detach
(By
Associated
Press)
state court with first degree mur
Merest.
its totaled $2,876,735 yesterdoy
"Mora than $2,000,000 has been
Leaving PhlUdalpMa
The first shock was felt
by the August lsauancs
reservntionn, under ments, reached the mill soon after der in connection with the slaying
against $1,958, 469 for August, of Boosted
authorized for new shops at Ueeta,
midnight
to
support
14
police,
state
eleven
o’clock
Tuesday
morn
a
$1,600,000
theatro
building
United States Is willof Emile Matzumoto, n FrenchFla., of which mor* than*1360,000 ___
1926.
officers and deputy sheriffs who
It was followed by a seriea
Japanese moonshlnap, in a forest er shock*n some of a ujinor naturef*
u> tho court are:
Building construction in August, permit, Jacknonvllle *g»lnvtan‘ 9C ha^-alwady beeti^J^Mfcdag in the'htajjr
nature
have
guarded
the
plant
since
trouInto
the
IcHd
into
the
stale
taliufa?
not
erection of the buildings and other Western Pennsylvania
urrival of near<Ortlng, 18 milos from Taco
The message sent by" trioi viijfor 1920 totaled $109)218 as compared tion.
ma. Monday.
• " • a f l S wi’s
with $228,407 In August, 1926. The
facilities.
into Seven Sisters R\ou
,
1
..,
strike-breakers
Sunday.
In
litof
Hortn
to
the
authorities
During
the
month
which
closed
fttam, fit t h e assunvf*The accused men nrc Dr. George
total for July of this year wus yesterday u total of $12,699,682 in
"The new passenger station at was unconscious fo r ap
bon
said
the
aspect
of
Fayal
18After
a
night
and
a
day
of
dis
A. Seeley, Methodist pastor at
atiuii# l>v the Unite J
$119,231).
building permits were issued in Tavares has been completed nnd a half after the crash.
the treaty of Vcrsal- orders, during which an attempt Orting, and editor of the Orting land and the suffering of the
the freight station at Eustls 1s be
Unable to summon ■
20 cities of Kioridu.
was made to fire the mill, the trou Oracle; W. II. Kinnaird, in charge victims were terrible.
ing
enlarged.
later, to attract th* .
Jacksonville's
aggregate
was
ble
reached
a
peuk
Inst
night
when
Greece also was shaken by «
of the Tacoma dry office, Marty
fcjuality shall he given
$2,770,590 while Miami, with $2,
"Other outstanding
improve planes sent to look f o r ---[representatives
with strikers gathered at the head of Croxall, and R. A. Lambert, two strong earthquake yesterday, but
088,025, was second; Coral Gables, ments in the rail facilities through with one leg broken and both’
it is said the damage was not
tin Council and As- the Blnekstono river bridge lend- of his assistants.
third, with $1,016,000 and Tampa out the state aro the installation fractured. nopp«d and ;
The release of the men by the great and that no casualties had
League of Nutions itr_- to the plant.
fourth with a total of $1,314,518. of the new onaling station and cin several miles through th*
Federal order presents a unique been reported.
Police Use Night Sticks
Builci-s mill other officDuring July, $2,253,415 in pormits der conveyer at Palatka; granting talnous country to a road)'.
Eight Killed In Quake
The case was
furl anil lor filling vw - • One man, starting to cross tho legal situation.
were issued in Jacksonville, for authority for new rails On the Bellefont*, Pa., where h* '
LISBON,
I’ortugual,
Sept.
L
—
thereby
taken
into
jurisdiction
of
bridge, was pushed back by police.
Haines City branch which are be and taken to a hospital in tFlorida officers of the Order of tho month's highest total,
Be I’tiitei! states shad The crowd wavered a moment, then the federal' court. Howard Car- (/P)— Right persons were killed and
Tho table, us compiled from re ing moved there as fast as possible,
With th* death of Betthl j
khan- of the expense of rushed. The police met the ad rothers, deputy prosecutor of 200 injured by yesterday's earth Eastern Star officiated Tuesdny
ports from the towns concerned. the laying of heavy rails on the the army and navy have
quake
on
the
island
of
rayal
In
the
Plercb
county,
in
which
Tacomu
afternoon
at
the
funeral
services
vance with swinging nightrsticks
Leesburg branch, the Trilby branch of their leading filers wit
follows:
the United States may but were, forced to retreat before and Orting are situated, is expect Azores, the governor ofi Horta dis of Mrs. Alice Robbins, first grand City
August
July anti .the start of work in laying week's time.
Commander.
anytime from its ud- superior numbers and to resort to ed to seek indictment of the men by trict reported in a message today. matron of the order.
Jacksonville $2,770,590 $2,253,415 heavy rails on the line between Rodgers of the navy who
Four hundred houses wsre razed in
Brief
servees
were
conducted
nt
u
federal
grnnd
jury.
United
tea-gas bombs.
Hawaiian attempt, died fr
2,088,026 1,518,086 Winter Garden and Sanford.”
States attorneys of Scuttle an the village of Ftamengas by u se the Miller & Erickson funeral par Miami
rican reservations were
The bombs again checked the nounced that If the indictment is ries of short shocks.
Coral
Gables
1,616,000 1,471,844
Mrs. Emma Abbott Lyman of Juries received in a crash a
lor*. The Rev. F. D. King, pastor
by the United moli’s advance, hut another series
494,000 Altamonte Springs gave several adelphia laat week and hia
1,314,618
Flamingos, the Labor district, of the First Baptist Churrt, o f Tampa
ate in deriding l»y a' of rushes finally brought volleys obtained they will uppear in court
Orlando
1,012,356
602,600 vocal selections during the lunch at Arlington National
was
destroyed.
There
are
400
in
for
the
defendants.
ficiated.
Mrs.
Rohert
Glenn
and
|u 17, to join the \Vorld from riot runs and revolvers. Fivo
.......... . ...........
yesterday
came at a time
Matzumoto was killed during a habitants in this district, which is Mrt! Charles Cook sang duet*. Of St. Petersburg 881,960 1,773,41)0 eon. .
447,110
strikers and sympathizers went raid by tho three fcderul u'gcnts named for the Flemish settlers ficials of the order had charge of Miami Beach
Li:leutenant “Bettis’
' ’ condition
Court Is Recited
320,460
taking the turn which
W. P. Beach , 438,924
down wounded with buckshot whilo and I)r. Seeley, their informant on who made their homes there years the services ut the grave.
namul court of inter- Adam Auclnir. 18, of Woonsocket,
301,000
death thl* morning.
Officers of the order who at- Winter Park
ktici- was created by the was struck in the face with a re the location of a still, which was BJO.
283,600
Winter
Haven
That only eight deaths are re tcrtdsd tho funeral service^ wore
ready to operate.
Wlllium Jlcrsel,
|lnin-i| on I’nge 2)
170,935
2()9J)98
volver bullctt fired over the heads a companion of Mutsumoto, said ported is attributed to the fact Henry W. Davis of Bt. Augustine, Lakeland
142,820
of the crowd. 11c was in a crowd ho and Matzumoto were fleeing that tho quake occurred late in the pskt grand matron; Mrs. Lula M. Clearwater
162,176
124,150
of spectators in a hillside over from tho still when the fatal shot forenoon, afer the inhabitants had Scott of Sehring, past grand mat Poland
Cotton
824,545
Sarasota
121.771
looking the battle.
was fired.
Kinnaird declared, cither gone to work or to market. ron; Mrs. Georgina Woodburn of
The Lake Worth Construction
169,100
120,040
St. Augustine
Deputy Sheriff Wounded
Quake Felt In Chila
however, that the moonshinor was
Tampa, grand ruth; Walter Scott Fort My ora
Co., engaged in building the Dixie
.110,025
SANTIAGO. Ohilo, Sept. 1.—</P) of '[Jebring, past grand P*tron;
Highway between Sanford and Or
Deputy Sheriff Percy Butter shot when he fired at Lambert.
27,099
WETUMPKA, Ala.,
"Dr. Seeley had led us to the — A strong earthquake was felt at Mr*) Loca T. Oglesby of Bartow, Fort Lauderdale
lando is trying to aavo a huge oak
field of Providence was struck on
Melbourne
87,379
V ft—Search for » ' l
12:46 p. m. yesterday In the town paft grand matron: Mrs. „Cora
vicinity
of
tnc
still,"
Kinnaird
tree,
said
to
have
a
historical
the
noso
by
a
charge
of
buckshot
|GT<>\. Sept. 1 - (/Pi
85,675
Fort Pierce
matlc shot gun *a a
pe fair to very good Lieutenant John Baird of the state said. ,rCroxall and I were making of Vallenar, northern Chile. No Krinz of Jacksonville, past ! « « « Dsvtona Beach
265,200 background, which' Is on a lino of the confession of 1 . .
74.195
casualties
aro
reported.
our
way
along
a
small
creek.
luimtho
proposed
road.
mi
Ifon
and\past
m"*1
police
was
struck
in
the
foot
arid
a rule, in the Caro68,766
70.000
Palm Boach
Vallenar was tho center of an
Officials of tho company will negro tenant, who ahot
hern Georgia ami most 1nno of the state police was cut bert was up on u ridge of the earthquake in 1922 In which sever grind matron; Mm. Alvina Craig Bradenton
214,765
60,416
o
f'W
in
ter
Haven,
grand
matron;
creek,
and
Dr.
Seeley
a
little
be
consult
with the engineers in mar Smith in hls horn*
mnl fair advance in about the face and bead by stones.
61,780
Bartow
.
al hundred persons wore killed.
charge
of
construction in an effort dsy night, was being
Mrs:
Corrle
W.
Harris
of
Tampa,
hind
us.
Pleas
for
peace
from
lending
14,600
Ifts -J Oklahoma, the de37.000
Sebring
Sheriff John Golden and de
"Lambert
went
down
the
other
past
grand
mntroq,
and
Mrs.
Willto
find
a
way
to
build
tho
road
ut
26,096
acriculture Hays today citizens and the Rev, Eustace MagLake Wale*
early this morning:
We heard shots
eld Sexton of Tampa pept grand Hanford
119,230 this point without destruction of
nary of conditions in nun, curate of St. •TamcR ( hurch, side of tho ridge.
«00,218
The negro in hie conf
and
I-ambort
called
that
moon
tho tree.
[ate* for the week end- sent some of the crowd away, but
Ch^ * pallbearers were John Gove,
plicated
Clyde Reeee
shiners
hud
fired
on
him.
And
ho
The
historical
trou
is
about
seven
the situation remained critical and
►y.
utstm. E. B. Randall. W.v>.
had shot back. Wo found a dying
miles south of Hanford. The road 26, gon-ln-law of Judge
•progress was generally Col. E. J. Chaffe, commander of man on the ground and another
!
will either have to he diverted Leonard told officers
M AR TIN SV ILLE , Ind., Sept. 1. H ^ lln e , Cari Rabun and f U . MUl*as, I.ouisuna, and the the state police, called on Adjustood with a revolver at
fellow
behind
a
stump."
slightly,
or
the
highway
split,
if
—
(/P)—
Sonator
Wm.
B.
McKinley,
"
‘ tant General Cole for troops.
Itatc* because o f either
end forced him to fir*
tobbins died 8aturdav
the tree is saved.
Illinois, was In a critical condition
(moisture, poor fruiting
CANTON, Ohio, Sept. 1—
—
that killed Judge Smith
here today with phvslclans holding mwi....* - t Ibe home of • sod, W..
image and insect dnm- RECOMMENDS M ETAL RINGS
was reading In bed. T h *l
DAWES PLAN 8UCCE8H
R. Robbins of Hollywood, Fla. She The Stark county grand jury in
out scant hope for his recovery.
vestigating the murder of Don R.
slightly wounded Mrs.
had
been
a
resident
of
Plorldn
The
senator
was
brought
to
the
HOLYOKE. Mass., Sopt. L—AfP)
P*. Hie report said that
Mellett,
Canton
publisher,
settled
was alad reading. Bate
BERLIN—
Germany
is
delivering
___ n • .
Homelawn Sanitarium here from sii^c# 1876.
sturm tiie forepart of —Persons marrying for the-third
down todsy to what Is expected to the goods under th* arrangement beneficiary In Judge 8ml;
Washington
about
two
weeks
ago
or
fourth
time
should
use
rings
flooded low-lands in the [or
be the l*st dsy of its investigation named after Mr. Dawes. In the He denial any know!
upon the advice of his physician,
"uni of tho north, scr- of base metal instead of K0,‘l- J "
of witnesses. Six witnesses were second year of the plan’s opera crime. %
suffering -from
neuritis a nid
Rev. J. Reid
psging cotton. Picking the opinion of
added to its list through yestar- tion there was paid $290,$<W,0<Xi
Following the conf
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Sept 1. rheumatism, which had confined
*'!• Planting and plow- Christie, visiting Scotch Presby
day’s testimony ahd the work Wae cash of which $3,760,000 was for elor and Leonard
him
to
his
bed
since
shortly
after
u'li behind.
Citrus is terian. He says such rites are no$ — (jp)— Described a* the 'Trey man”
further Jammed, according to auth- Uncle Bern; also $446,678,000 'fn Montgomery and
ml dropping badly in ehtltlcd to call thciW unions mar to the alleged hl-jacklng of tho his iUnesa during the primaries,.
en^lc reports, by additional Wvl- merchandise ranging from beer to away to the JMrmln:
Last night he waa in a aew*
l M “ s u result of too riages. As a matter of fact, most British rum achoonsr Hazel E.
denoes of wltness-lntlmidation.
cigars. •
\
The
8eminole
County
conadoua
condition
aqd
ainkinfr
of them use platinum.
Harman o ff St. Augustine scvoral
weather.
i prosecutor McClintock still exiti
books
will
be
opened
In
tbs
slowly,
according
to
hia
PhyamisM,
t l i . . ____ _
.
weeks ago, a m*n giving tho name
psets the grand Jury to make Us
df B. L. Bowman, wa* arrested on Dr. R. H. Egbert, who said that* Jridncta next Monday
report Friday.
a downtown street here today by waa little chance for Improvement l 7 « . C. DuBose, supervisor
itlon. They have been open
goyammant authorities- With!” so long ** he wase unable to tax*
,
.
„ city since Aug. 2.
an hour he had posted a $10,000 nourlahment.
Due to hia aomewhat advanced
• registration hooka in the
bood. .
age
and
hia
condition,
weakened
ous
precincts will stay °P*J1
Bowman's arrest was the latest
* .r( ,
■ i ugh Oct. 16, Mr. !>««»•
mad*’ in an 'Uhdadcover Investi from long illness, he is showing
The Hotel Montesunaa changed
ert’s
father
believes.
It
is
in
the
lees
resistance
to
hls
ailment
than
Rail
holiday*
on Thureday jdU
II voters-wbo regUtered in th*
phaw, 13 yenrs old; calmgation being made by government
management today. J. A. Mlnell,
country,
and
one
has
to
*9
“
£•
he
haa
heretofore
shown,
Dr.
Eg
t
Jane
JrlmftrUe.
do
not
h*T$
chair nt police h o a d r
Sp*ntires assign*d to th* case upautomobile, boat and foot to reach
bert said.
'
.
formerly o f N*w, .Haven, Conn.,
nrnlasy night and told the place where tho moonshine is *n “Washington order*.
-------------------->
v ut; __ lUallf^ations for vot*rs In
Federal men declined to discusa
assumed chart* of th* hotel at
prKrmit, Arthur R. Mar manufactured.
__
.
November election
Magnolia Avenue and Third Street,
"W as your father ever arrest
Assoc latibn. That
ais father made a profit:*hiin hav* b*an a re
Two man were unofficially re
and John R. MacDonald retired a*
ed?”
the
desk
sergeant
asked
the
n
ro
re
.rtw
m
trlH
W
'i
•n Tampa by making
ported killed in an Interchange of
manalrWL and Is h n t* tak*. o W
r* ■ • ------ **----- 1------- ’- crew
year.
/ite/v
_J
Hotel of Eustls,
|>» in custody of Mrs. E. ^ "O h yes ” he said. "He haa been
_ .M d otSS p!nc>nA so Du* to variooi rumor*.on
I will be **sl$t*d ,by
In
twice,
but
h*
didn’t
st*y
in.
Ha
Thosa
who
are
In
a
P0
,'t‘?rii
[™u" ly Welfare worker,
In th* managrtPdftt
to kdow art broadcaatifig tn#|
Tairtpu probation paid the guard and got out.
optesuma, it waa anfact that real activity in real
of th* holiday policy.
_______
Re[ c information on h i P Robert, who walked into the po
estate salsa has bedom* very,
reply had been re- lice statiod Monday night iju U ik - ettutiy five arrests^ wer* mad# In
B IG 'IW
h*>n today, but he will ed that he be given a plae* to
-Kb b |iT|ifa
v- •>%tV v.
■
P ^turned to Tanip* In sleep, U a "natural hobo, pollca- Auguatine.; Wt" ‘ pf tho**
Day Sergeant ■ 8am
howevar
J» probation officer."?*.'
subasquently w
U
high and hearing on U
who are
■J*lher h«a only one oc- Gardner found him and ha.waa
U* frankly admitted. H* way two months V°» fJJjLrJl
post*
that out’ under bond,c
Uni *
'J* to wark.
Th* in
WriH-C
»
wtT
**'e of moonshine,
„.U a ............
h I ,U
VtLTK
SI
iWillComiider
fationsOfU.S.
j To Study
[th Provision
^Vsks Right
On Disputes
finjr I t s e l f '
CHICAGO. Sopt. l- (/ P K Atten
tion w h s directed today ut Chi
cago's sensational criminal c b k
"hen it beepme known that cxistinti- stathtes might be construed as
permitting the parole from Joliet
of Nlkthttn p i^ opoidt J r .t and
Richard Loeb, when they had serv
ed 11 years and three months.
The legul twist under which the
“ thrill slayers’’ of Bobby Franks
might be freed in 1935 was brought
to the attention of State’s Attorn
ey Rohert E. Crowe by Hinton G.
Clabaugh, newly appointed state
supervisor of paroles, after he had
checked over the records of in
mates at Joliet.
The Chicago slayers were sen
tenced by Judge John R. Caverly
to servo 9ft years for kidnapping
Flunks ami were given life sen
tences for murdering him, hut
Mr. Clabaugh said the jurist fail
ed to specify whether the sentenc
es should run concurrently or con
secutively.
“ Under the law,” he explained,
“ such sentences are concurrent un
til. the judge specifier they should
run consecutively.”
»Thls, Mr. Clabnugh said, would
mean that Leopold and I.oeb woidd
be eligible for parole at the end
of 20 years and three months If
the life sentence Is considered the
longer, or 33 years if the 88 year
term-is held the longest.
With time o ff for good behav
iour and the merit nyatem of
awards Leopold and Loeb might
automatically become elgible for
freedom in 11 years am? three
months from the date of their
commitment— or nlno years and
three months from this Sept- 11.
"O f course, 1 don’t want to be
misunderstood," Mr.
Clabauph
said. "You may be sure that as
long an I have anything to do with
the pardoning or paroling o f Leo
pold and Loob they will he required
to stay in the penitentiary for the
very maximum of years legally
possible.
“ But, who knows what the sit
uation
might
bo nine years
hence?"
State’s Attorney Growe said that
he would not discuss the technical
ities involved nt this time.
Ten Are Repor.—
,
To Have Been Killed
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BAN FRANCISCO. Sept 1—<>P>
•Decisive victory still eluded the
" o r contestants in yesterday’s
ite primary election as returns
m about one third of Cnliforprecincts were tabulated
, 'ly today.
'C. G. Young, candidate for the
publican gubernatorial nomlnain was lending Governor Friend
Richardson, by 8,810 votes and
nited States Senator Samuel M.
hortridge, Coolidge Republican,
aa nlmost 14,000 votes uhend of
bert M. Clarke, one of his nntl-
LOCAL RAILROAD
D OnWaytoJ
AND IMPROVED Flier Won
Award in i
ANK DEPOSITS
ICREASE HERE,
[EPORTSREVEAL
Officer Had
Army Career
Saw Service In
NATIONAL GUARD FOUR MAY FACE
TROOPS ARE SENT TRIAL IN KILLING
TO STOP RIOTING OF 1W00NSHINER
JACKSONVILLE IS
LEADING FLORIDA *
IN CONSTRUCTION
tsI
0
State Officers Of
0. E. S. Attend The
Robbins’ Funeral
ConstructionCoippany
Trying To Preserve Authorities Loo
Historical Oak Tree
For Shotgun To
On Negro’s Conf
Crop
M |{y Storm
II. S. Report
rssd.
Senator McKinley Is
Reported Very Low
Alleged ‘Key Man’
In Holdup Of Ship
Nabbed By Officers
Mellett Killing Probe
Nears Final Stages
perviior .To Open
.^gisbratien .Beok*
Ipj Precincts Monday
3; Taken In Custody Here, Tells .
ice How Father Makes Moonshine
Half Holidays On
Thursday Continued
Pickings U p
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Thb General Electric and other
Georgia, concern la ipntitjed
wi-yi
cl«maiffs,ibctaugo df
to electric companies, ns \o theft*
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rights to control pricca on electric
aell supplies;
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JThe Pacific Paper Trade Asxo- l a m p s . '
Tho Beech-Nut Parking Com*
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elation nnd* other*
doing business
T *'
i Pacific Const pnd In the Rocky puny, as to whether the P. Lorll-,
unntnln stiites. ns to whether lard Compuny enn use the name
Beech-Nut” upon certain brands'
they nro engaged in interstate
! of chewing tobacco and cigarettes.
,
commerce:
Tho. flinire Fnmare ense, In
The Western Melt, Thatcher
Whether foreign corporations
TON, Aug. .11— (/P)
‘ law antitrust canes, volving 21 other steel. Conoratlnna, Company, nnd the Eastman Kodak maintaining agencies in this couriMannfaettiring Company, Switf &. try are "doing business” hcra subt. jVlo fumlah tho most questioning the pother of the Com Company, as to whether in super-■ject to control in our courts and
mission to gather information
iriirove rales rcnchinR the called for by Congress regarding n
ate
proceeding-*
they enn lie re-!
Whether
Proctor & Gamble are
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gfp.Court, arc being nup- their plant capacity, manufnctnr- ipiired lo sell the nnyau-al prop- polling enough naptha into their
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.. nnd assets of companies . soap nnd aonn products which begr
osts
and wholesale
prices;
I city
P
Urge measure by liti- ing c■um
'ThVa Against"the Eastman K o -1 which the government assyrted tin* name "naptha.”
InR out of the Clayton
Federal Trade Comission
j£* Big and little businoas
a material change in
ntal activities in recent
i the matter of rotfulnt-
!A
f/rg/i Court a
r
affairs.
iter Case Revived
1-trust cases now upon
It Include a proceeding
, io International llarvestipany, originally begun In
/tUch resulted in llHRjn the
iy dismissing its appeal and
kg .to obey orders issued !>»•
art for the restoration of
iUrc conditions. The gov
. contended without suethe lower courts that the
not been obeyed.
Mr is a proceeding brought
government to have dctcritied whethrr the A merit nn To
CO Company entered into an
nl
arrangement
with
tin- j
rj. „ Jtolesnlc Tobacc o and Cigar i
.D ea ler# of Philadelphia to control
,T prices.
court will nls" determiie* .
‘ “- “ ether the Shipowners A
of the Pacific Coast, the I’a j
..fie American Steampship Ass<»- ,
• elation «gnd ami other employer.; I
of seaman Oil the Pacific Coast a re 1
forcings illegal employment re
Irementa in restraint of trmU.
Widespread Questions
H Other._ cases question whether
I Trenton Potteries and 10 oth ,
Jttery companies have form- I
I combination in violation of 1
BhoTman net; whether tiiej
imoht between certain inanu-|
irers, contractors and mem
of organised labor in < hi
>, .under which union cnrpeni
refuse to install millwoil i
i In open shops, violates th;i*
j •> whether the Journeymen
lb Cutter#
Assoeini ion of
America illegally i oiiitiiued
ivent the use in liiiildings m
lim estone. and whether ne
and actresses are etmugeil in
itatc
comilieree.
inakiog
i who employ them siihjei t to
fi Anti-trust laws.
Fumerous eases, presenting i
I’ o f the greatest import’incc in
ireial life. are [sniding unthe Clayton mid Federal Trade
iUqlon acts. Included are tie
ring:
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In NEW YORK
Mosquitoes,
stay at
97?e
R o ach es, B ed Bugi
Fleas
Madison Avenue
at 45l*» Street
ifi
Moths and Other
O f.A M L R iC A .
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Outstanding features
Insects
A cool haven in mid-summer — all th rcc
dining rooms arc refreshed with washed air.
with
W C O R K ' S cWfiWEST (SMART S f O T E L
A n hotel with the friendly comfort o f your
own home and the most thoughtful ad
herence to the true spirit o f hospitality.
,,o o R O O M S — S IN G L E or E N S U I T E
COLON!At.
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Ben Bcrnie and his Roosevelt Orchestra.
IROUGflOUT
T h e Teddy Bear G ive for children o f guests;
INTERGREE
wit! a trained attendant in constant charge.
fD W A Itl) CI.INTON HKiG • Maiuxwn (hrrdor
Fireproof garage conveniently iocatcd.
Reservations made wiili any other U n ite d Motel
o r with U . N . I. T !., o|*rating system of .>ld
W orld hotels. D in'et connection with U n ite d
Motels T rav el Bureaus in London and Fans.
Travel Bureau, Guide and A u to Service.
w r n y
I Broadcasting Station and Studio.
S E N D FO R SP E C IA L S U M M E R R E S E R V A T IO N C A R D
ie Most Effective Insect Killer
In Florida
m
100
cent A ctiv e Elements
FI'NOER’ iijis a most pleasant, healthful win tow een odor.
Intelv si.-.'intvss and lui' inloss to human or animal life.
It is aliso*
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spraying them regularly during
warm season.
Spray your do
F IS H E R D E S IG N
SETS T H E PA C E
Th e pace net hy Finher— and exemplillcd in the Beautiful new General Motora
cars now comnumdini; pulilic attention
— is the g u id e fo r th o e n t ir e m otor
industry.
tors, and eliminate flies, Ileas,
Fisher leads the way in lu xu riou s fit
ments and decorations— and all the in
dustry follows.
WINTERGREEN
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A stainless liquid
Fisher creates now standards of lienuty
in line and finish— and those standards
are tlie measure of value for all of tho
world's cars.
Fisher’s vast experience, Fisher inven*
tivuncua and Fisher’ s unapproaclicd
facilities deviix: and perfect tlie licautics,
comforts and conveniences wliicli attract
you to the leading new cars in all price
classes— C a d illa c , Buick, C hevrolet,
Oakland, Oldsmohih and Pontiac.
Half I’inis. K-O/.s.
It is c-.isy to see, therefore, w hy the fore
most of the new cars In all price classes
carry the emblem— Body by Fishery
A n d easy to understand w h y buyers the
world over proclaim as the hallmark of
quality that same magic symbol— Body
hy Fislicr.
For instance, Fisher achieves a new degreo of safety— and nothing less than a
Body by Fisher con approach it even
•is?" ciasons of striving.
cows and chickens. Also their q
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Ive, Jurist Says
tlliff Today; 2 ConDelegates Chosen
VW. W. Wriirht speaking
r'tjia Sanford Ki wants club
itead the part that the
'whole and the people of
' could do Id rebuildlns the
Jet Of the country in Florla. praised the Sanford Kii in their desire to work for
__ jent of the city.
Sanford Klwanis club has
I fcnat work since it# or (tap »w
Judge Wright, "It fin#
__ 1 behind the progre#i,:,element of the city, and the
psl< program of activity that
I carried out in the past year,
i planned for the coming
is enough to prove that
Ills In thi# city will always
•betid for progress.”
' “ *ianotincoment was made by
iretary L. C. Bebout that Presi^Hamilton Holt 6f Rollins Colr# tll be the principal speaker
be meeting of the club on Nov,
•
- .(Cobtinued from Pago 1>
League of Nations and Is composed
o f men of high individual standing
front all parts of ihe world and
representing all systems of thought
end'taw. The purpose of the court
Is to settle disputes on the basis
of taw and Justice, rnthur than on
political expendiency.
Representatives of lfl countries
are attending the conference to
discuss the American reservations
It is the belief of representatives
••'.o''
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ORLANDO, Fla., Sept. 1.— UFl—
Senator Park Trammel’s change of
attitude on tho World Court was
characterized here today by Dr.
Hamilton Holt, president of Rol
lins College, and n prominent stu
dent of international policies and
peace movements, as purely per
sonal and in no wise indicative of a
change or sentiment of his Florida
Democratic constituency.
The Florida senator last week
announced his intention of intro
ducing a bill in the senate next
December which would repeal the
adherence measure passed by that
body Inst January.
Mr Molt, former editor o f Inde
pendent, appointed by President
Wilson to membership on his pence
commission, and a strong advocate
of the League of Nations and
World Court, declared, while as
serting his belief in the sincerity
of Senator Trammel, that the lat
ter’s change i , uld not even be at
tributed to pressure of electoral
issue, as he was not a
for re-election at this time.
"Nor. can Senator Tnurimiri’a
pronouncement be considerate M a
part of,the national movement to
rescind the senate's action/* de
clared Dr, Holt, "despite declara
tions of Senator Gooding, of Idaho.
Senator Gooding simply needs,
and must have Senator Borah's
support, and his stand Is clearly
political.
Senator Trammel's ac
tion, on the other hand, seema to
Why are the American
people so far ahead?
be personal.
" I f it be true that the friends
of Worltl Court enuae have lost two
senate votes, if the matter again
comes before that body, the Irre
concilable* also have- lost one in
Senator Fernald’a death.
Also,
this is only the first of September,
and by November, our national
legislators will have had ample
opportunity to sense anew the sen
timent of voters who I, am con
vinced are far more steadfast in
their advocacy of the World Court
than is the senator from Florida."
of the powers in the council of. the
league of Nations that if the Am
erican reservations should all he
accepted, such an arrangement
would give the United States a
privilcdged position ns compared
with member# of the council.
It is pointed out that if mem
bers of the council were parties
to a dispute their vote would not
be counted on the question of
whether an advisory opinion should
be asked of the court, whereas the
United States, not being n member
of the council, would enjoy a per
petual vote.
By some of the prominent mem
bers uf the court the opinion is
hold that, were the advisory opin
R ln n r lln o c
Tsc Sanford Municipal Band will (
ion function o f the court weakened T r »
present the following concert pro
it might prove disastrous to the
-------gram at the City Park Thursday
court.
night:
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CITY.
Sept,
l
—
i/l’i
, jjP; W. Lawton and L. C. Bebout
Cesar Humctn of Venezuela and
March. Guiding Star. (Stebcrltz.) I
elected delegates to the con- Sir Francis Bell of New Zeland ( The I'orle/ stock is still a fighting
Overture.
Morning, Noon, Night
*, '.Volition in Lakeland Oct. 25 and 2*1- ! were chosen vice-preaidenta. Pres 'stock
(tn the very ground where
j
A gold and blue cap with San- j(|,.nt Van F.ysinga announced that I the meat Spaniard battled fon <Sfuppe. >
\. Fox Tr«>t. Some One is Cosin'
I-v .ford on one side and the Kiwanii the Doniinieiu) Republic would par ! eenlui o- ago in ending tin* rule of
1
p ;v emblem on the other wan adopted ; ijiipate ami that Sir Cecil Hurst Kin pc i "! Monteziniui, I'riuec \'nl SlaNitn. (Turk and Meyer.)
S' ■;DS the official headgear of the San would represent Australia pending eno I’lemitelli, of Italy, desceml
II. Popular Hit. Valencia. (Padil |
*;V ford Kiwnnian* who attend the the arrival of the Australian dele
ant nf Fernando Cortez, engaged In.)
y Lakeland convention.
President gate.
i in a bloodless duel with Kduurilo
Descriptive. A Hunting Scene
F. Lane expressed the hope thnt | Th(, ronf(.n ,m-t. then voted that Meile. ef one of Mexico’s most ( llueoloKsi.)
iv'.'the majority of the members of jts session* should be opened to prominent raniiliotj. who has Kng
Inleraiiasion
, itpb dub would be able to make the l t|„.
,„,hlie.
The propo- lish blood in his veins,
Concert Waltz. Woodland Song
trlp.'
I sal. made by the president, was
Meile challenged I’ignntcIH, al jMers. (Zivdver.)
S k i ' Mayor Forrest Lake, J. C. Bills, .warmly seconded hv Sir George ; leging thnt the descendant nf Cor , A. Fox Trot. Honey Bunch
;Dhd Dr. Benjamin Caswell made I pouter of Canada, and uinuiimoun- tez Itiul la-en unduly attentive to (Friend.)
&V •bort talks on thoir trip* through , ]y m|opU,(j
; his wife. Pignutelli denied the el
|), Nt>ve:dty. Horses. (Gay and
They were unanimous | ,,rnft.Hfl„ r v «n
Fysinga
then legation to Mode's second but Whitney.)
Selections.
X
T Ft ; I L T .I sketebed the history of the Am,mi- nevertheless accepted the combat.
The Sunny South.
,
return to FIlortda and nil
negotiations concerning the
The I'rinee who is said to bu ant (l.arnpe.)
Icted one of the best winters m
,t„te upon exeelenl -Imt. named pistols as the| .March. Chicago Tribune. (Chamu CL,h l1 o- • i
whieh the United States had de weniii'Pi-'. and ore shut at ten paces I ]>er*.)
•orgo Brockhahn, official lllan" j eided to adhere to the eonrt as one by eni h man The duelists repair | Anthem.
Ttie Star Spstnglcd
ij o r the Sanford Kiwams dub f
1n0Hl nu.mnrill| )n history,
ed to a -pot nist across the federal, Rainier. (Key.)
presented with a silver m e-1 ..
.,
.,
to ex- rh tint bitinditrv so the state ,,fl
t> In honor of the birth of a I lu‘ lh‘ " ,Kh« “ ....
the Other day.
aggen.t,- the iiiipnrhitire of |he MoieleoI
of us,"
Meil- , UIn, ;i I
s.Sllf to lie a )
‘ E. D. Brownlee, past presi- ! A m1''n‘'a1'
h”
111 ISSC'I, Wit it ’
o f the local club, made a short |)‘"*1( .
" oT Sir good ill'll, tii* •1
mile I'lglintelli sb
MS o f welcome to the latest Austm lii.mher am in the I .eaglie a calm
raised I l l s p -t"] and fired into
iber o f the club H. B. McCall
,,m' '«
(n"' 1e dlffl
to tile air, bnweil low In Ins advert
Treatment
for
The meeting today was the (
V
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and walked mvin.
attended by the new member j 1
• ,a ''*•
Coma, Callouses.
the dub sinco his initiation.
<>'■ Die motion of M. Holm of Bel
Bunions,
In
gThe district bulletin issued from ' tfiuni, the conference adopted tin
It Mtltlvl) FROM
RING
grown
Nail-;
I
ina Beach every two months first reservation.
Fallen Arches
thnt the Sanford eluh was i Raervntions 2 and
also wen
CHICAGO. Sept.,
I </Pi The
See
lllinoi boxing commission lias barIn tho entire state in the per- ] wwiftty approved,
r. Syr a
led for life, .Young Fisher,
go o f members present at the
« r meetings for thnt period.
ense, N. Y., iiml fined him ? III) be
cause of profanity in the ring and
Bring tho luncheon, Mr#. Vichitting after the hell in his haul
Ihson guve rovernl vocal
i Permanently
ts which were enthusiastiMonday night with Jock Malone.
I.nested
r roceived by the nlemhers of
St.
Paul.
Malone
was
suspended
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept, l . - i
1 Lloyds Shoe ’ |
dob,'
(Ah— St, Petersburg was nearly I indefinitely
Store
committee on placing tho drowned out lust night by the rnin | ----- ---Ordered by the club rccentl
storm—(gte af the heaviest for the
r 1*
tfcmg the work was corrfplJtc
time it lasteiL In the cily/s history. ,
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The Mi|iiall that brought the ram ,
lasted less than an luair; vet. in
that time male than Iwn inches
lit i so races and basket pit'll if
nf rain fell.
.Smile damage was done to pav In be held til ( hulnntu, Muning work due tu washouts
on
street newly paved or about to he
j'L
COLUMBIANA, Ain., Kept. 1 j paved.
Hundreds of automobiles
Elijah Self, who was wound 1were stranded when '"nition svs
'I liu 11«>11 I il l ii liHh'iimll >
:y ,«d in a battle with state and
fedand fed-Items
were soaked. There was a
linn* \ii 14*411 Iti
I hhii rniH-1- fit
f e ; * * * * offfcorR lit his bnnic at West- higfh wind and mueh igtUinag in
‘jri'l Loiter IInIs***. tift «**ir |»r|fif||ls|\
r
phi
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in
re
It
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U'
yc , Le.r,l‘l>r’ wart barely alive corn pa living the rain.
pi lift < ompri it).
Hfw
‘W 'today in Shelby county jail where '
jr a m i
wan removed after the shooting.
Pensacola $:t()l),(K)ll apartment
y\ Burgeons said- he would not reenv- house unde/1 construction, on Fust
Vrrmlf IIIilu<.
Gadsden Street.
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Wherever world-travelers come together, the amaz
ing comforts of Americans are sure to come in for dis
cussion, Why is it that the average American lives like
a king?
I
To be sure, he has more money to spend than any
other person in the world, but then he insists on spend
ing it to bripg better living to himself and family. Who
knows what a subtle, but influential, part advertising
plays in putting the American people ahead?
Cortez Descendant! Municipal Band
And A n E n glish m a n !
ConcertArranged
Jin DIUOQieSS Uuei
Advertising, by shewing us new and better things,
keeps us from being satisfied with “ well enough.M
Advertising, by making us want more, wakens the
springs of action within us to get more. American a(U
vertising is a pretty substantial explanation of Ameri
can advancement.
v
R ea d the Advertisements. They call
you to better things
Have You Foot
Trouble Here?
Qr. J. R. M.
Vidler
Rain Nearly Drains
Out St. Pete^sburK
t
fan Wounded In Gun
>Figrht With Officers
Is At Point Of Death
A full line of A. B.
( ’. Products can be
found at Bailey’s Cash
Store, and I* i g g l y
Wiggly, 1st Street.
:in.v, Sept. <i.
Ip. ■
Clip and Maul his Coupon lo
Enter the Bi PoDularitv
Contest!
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Contest Manager, All-Hanford Popularity CmileM,
Valdez Hotel, Sanford:
!
I desire lo uominule ....
.In the All-Snnford Popularity Contest, it lieinn u n d er
stood that this nomination ineludes l.tlOU voles fo r Ihe
. lady named.
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Address:
WANTED...I
Boy over twelve years of age
H it
SANFORD
A. B. C. Bakery
Daytona Beach
GROVE
“A m id Majestic P in es”
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G . C. F e llo w s
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Insist on a
Title Policy
i
‘SPECIALLY in Florida — where
real estate changes hands often
— insist on a title insurance policy
to go with the deed.
W h e n you buy a lot in a large de
velopment, the ow ner should fu r
nish you with a policy insuring
the title to your purchase.
In addition to that, you II be in the most rapidly
developing part of Sanford, directly on the
main route to Press City, a world renowned
ptoject that is bound to increase property val
ues throughout the county.
Study Sanford Grove and the advantages it
offers to the home builder.
135 BROADWAY 5. K,2nd AVK. at 1st ST.
NEW YORK
Circulation Department
a\
Y o u ’ll be only a short
drive, on paved streets, from the shoppipg
center of the city.
Apply te
N ew Y ork
T itle and IMortoaoe
C ompany
A PPLY
residential sections.
T IT L E G U A R A N T Y & MORTGAGE CO.
Sanford
Heralds in that neighborhood.
Must have bicycle and be a hus-
V
Y ou II be in ihe most exclu ive of Sanford’s
Far TUId Insurance in Seminole County
Htpraentint
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&JWW-
Amid the towering pines of Sanford Grove.
One sm all prem ium insures the
title for w hatever length of time
you hold the land. Secure your copy
today of “ Y o u K n o w Y o u Ov&n
it— W h e n th e T it le is In s u r e d ”
who lives in Heights to deliver
U er-
B u ild Your
Home
Capital Funds over $30,000,000.
ReprtH nUtim
in county teals
ii
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MIAMI
ihxmghauttall
Florida
T itk lm om t*
t f a 'fc
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SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
.
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E. C* MILLER, Pres.
Flnl
National
Hank Bidg.
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Bishop
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The Development Of
New Medical Science
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NEW YORK,
S e n t.
L -(/ P }_
Wart* o f tho f u t u r e clay m a y b ring l
ab o u t th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f an en- j
tire ly new medical .science*, in tho
•Judging fro m the d em and f o r J o r three Georgia dailies
B u t that opinion o f a v e te r a n arn ty stir*
rut of-tow n n e w s p a p e r * in S a n . jh fts changed and busin ess has in- ; geon
d lT T l
Lr v jc e s A r c rl o B e
jlT o m n rn n v M o rn in tf
B roth er O f V u le n -
pjty Final T r ib u te
bsK.
.
t—i/n—
the key not t* of ur-
lfi>r .nhiiimcnt
of
Ru-
i tl,
boilv to Holly Lw .mil of fimrrnl srr[ iep''«t"l in thr nuirn1 his Until* r„ Albert'*
I litrhl stU**m! them nft
L| mi the liner Muni]<)*>'•
1,11 hf none ol th e u.(-
Six Michigan Convicts
Escape From Jail By
j Chopping Down Wall
Ihu'li ilisurustcd m e lust
|S. (ieoryre Ullmuit, th .*
h-stiir‘' mmiagur, yenl i . l v will be token
I most simple ami dijini|c jMissible.”
lun ■■’spresned s u r p ris e
nul Unit ontioLiiieement
L tj(. ,,t (Tie second s e r v
in' jit 11 o'clock in the
fhurrh of the Sacred
l ai,| be Imd not e x p e c t
UceincMt " on a ccou t of
f , ,i police detail In
r cbmill against repiti
|ir,|,.r- I bat oceurnd in
I under taker's est ill'll, h
k,.,,i- |ii ..ad’.vay when the
|M(iiiblii' iew.
L.,,h l ..n g "il", p a s l o r of ~
tie- Sacred H e a rt I
l i i n, would constat ot :
f id prayer to t he illtts
in the presence of the
frother." Although ' pri
lure, he says, the public
|he burred.
i will not lie taken to the
the film slur’s broth
liiki'ii to the undertaker's
Ttniiiyht.
L . t u t that Hie ili’ci-|the ,a lot ’s lust resting
liii.-,| with bis brother, a
mii i bartered to be at
Central Station tomor- j
In p \l . Knstern Stand- *
[to ... oiiiodale ttie body
Hri' iii! <hiirulielmi, t he
|fu<i,l to make a decision
J
|these to acoinpany til"
Jlr, and Mrs. Ullmiin.
li, who atinotinced herself
aifu us Vuli-iitin'os fi
ll (ittirlielmi.
Lri has kept to her room
lJay’s services, but is i*xlattend their repititimi..
■that tic has linen a s k e d to
Fieri* before I bo A m e r ic a n
I of .Mining and .Metatlur
fifiHTs anil the S ttc ie ly of
■(leulngy. hotli meeting
Jork jm-xr winter.
Iftc mineral veins are
furmcil." |)r. Kminmis
but water bubbling up
lidc the earth along the
ndi-rgroiiml masses of hot
hitiy t.,y nil the surface.
|t soring- contain various
I siilul ion wliieh are depos
; die . ..in- i. of t he st ream
"i iln inverse order of
uhikrv,
■ f /
v<»/- * F
& ? b'
W
; .
T
W hen
lit"
r
1l
■'*
11*. lb v. i'eti
Horseback R idin g Becomes Popular
Sport With Fashionable New Y orkers
Lari* Park t> .tit!
.wo . T h e hffdfr'-rtuth'-trT
a re i In* i "i]ti*v fo r I be < 1c *. i’ll'
! w ind t In "itigli I ii ■ 11 . . ' d
M■
I'l I V
.tll'l
.tel
I it •
[ I ' M
i
| de vim t* ron (cs v. In it m i l . "
sihlo a long and varied rain
l im i t 'l l m e n .
'1 !ii re a r c a - 1ri prir-i ngi v
n u m l c r " f j i rson . tin. 11'.
Hiss lii'H. w h i la k e I " l b "
. osu
hrt'ii oft^rfni fu tin’ vvinm r.
H av ana Ground broke
.laekson i hiinn: to have
c s t a b - ' P r e s b y te r ia n Church i n '
1lished s e i c f a l record s in F l o r i d a '
He swain
around
(M a m in
W ork s ta r te d ,
j last winter.
Davis Island. T a m p a in tw o hours st tu itio n o f now cotiHhou(M
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bin k i tiling nut of t. .11 II of ill
ii i oi ;tg f |u-11--.ill but In \ ini' "Mi
tin !
i; iiing "1 i■x |fii-i's. R u b .
■
1 bal.it
mill tni iilflit ;>1 ciihI h unit
i tln> 'billy I'Uiitcr ti nnvi lux u ry , b ,
| the popularity o f the sport nt
[ i e t tip. la rg e nuinher of [n r "ti
' of means in New Am l;.
led hv Ilnur
Another Imsines* which d■■p',n I
on tiding is that of till* b)ni'R"lrtMill
t
i ! 11 i c s
ill n
lint*'
•i ’’oi the cipic .1 n a n anil 11 it it i* it few s m ith y * a r e main
own a Inn sc, t he Inrg- t.tilled a d ja ce n t to till* s ta b le .
Pi ring to this t aide fm m and p ractice they a r e in> d
i n i " of ground iti the feti'iit from tile one d es crib 'd
aide sectio n of f 'oil - Longfellow 's poem.
■>
on
la
lu g
Ini■1
path
between
*‘1(1 ha* elItseil his eottngL*
this R eason.
■vy
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“T
Q u ality
O U T IN T H E E V E R G L A D E S
N E A R FORT L A U D E R D A L E
fl
g iv e
an
you
easy
p ick -u p ,
and
m ore
P O L A R IN E
• •
e x trem e
heat
added
a. & { &
I.- ,*
■M m
under
a n d % lo n g
serv ice.
In Florida,
iyi.'*fl#3
Your needs of air or water
will be ptoqaptly. and cheer
fully supplied bf^ouf attSndanu.' a%ey,’ wilPako
be glad to give you roid
maps of Alabama, FlorIda,
Georgia Kentdicky,> a ndi -G
T h is p lan t a n d a n o t h e r u n d e r
c o n s t r u c t i o n a t S a n f o r d w ill I n te r
c o n n e c t w ith all t h e p o w e r p l a n t s
of th e
Florida P o w e r & L i g h t
Com pany.
1S T
Nerve. U/ood a n d S h in
Diseases
INTO ONE IM M ENSE
I
E l e c t r ic
!')
S e r v ic e
S ystem
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A ssu rin g c o n s ta n t * r d d e p e n d
a b l e p o w e r a n d lip * < * * r v i c e for
a g ricu ltu ra l, ln d u a t" r .
and co m
m u n ity d ev elo p m en t.
Sp e c i a l n o t i c e —
If unqueatl qn a b I a
akill, earnc»t| cflorta,
’“It I s B efore W i r in g
fidelity to oUiuuttoiM
and an Mtnbllchcd------------... reputation tn iceoinpltahincr rraulti. toaelhel
with icienttf: «|;apment, year* of eijii/tenor, appe* t" your in feUlL’m'o und dia‘cretlon in tin **Irrtton »>f ■ iihjrifdan te |
treat yon. cone lit *et* me and invealtuatr
my advanerd uyetem "f treatment, whtrr
U unlveranllyenitora.’il- N’o Incurable r » '«
aerfiitrd, no matt order treatment tnill.
loud, no fat" prnnilies made, no »lltl«r-Wb , fmpoaatbli suaranler* xlvin.- I ad»«r.
Uh what I l a— I do wMt I aieartlaa
Charaea reOaolable. terms arranged td ault
xiatlent’a eorulrttrnra. Call or writ* foi
Information aid advtee.
Itnta In peraen. I operate
I w t my
, "nodical campanlca and
no branch
™ R 'A ( , C O N T R A C T O R S
cured, eatlefled and gratae
do
my beat n fa n a cw .
iXtai
Too B ig , No J o b T o o Small:
M k a i s ^ i p p i / r# «
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Us l u b r ic a t in g
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ca te th e b e a rin g s, a n d re ta in
W o r k i n g night a n d day toward the
c o m p l e t i o n o f tt^e largest S u p e r
p o w e r Electric Generating Station
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on
G A S O L IN E
q u i c k
T H E R E ARE 7 0 0 MEN
Dn Fletcher L Brown
depend
t a n
C R O W N
pow er
Apply at Apt. Mo. 4.
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Y o u
cm,
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Products
Mlegant ly Furnished
nnriF1CHL_Hl..B«0WN
»Rf!H
1 F l'* !
sm
CortiPr Park Ave, anil Central St.
I luceMatuIhr . tr«at
Rhcumntlim, Neurltt*,
Diunitjv* Dlxonlcr*.
G i v e r nnt Kidney
T m i u U i s , Cutiirrli,
Aittimn, Hiv F»vr.
IlliiM 'i nf Wimirn
a n d Chnntic unit
CunudlvuUsI UImiuvs
4
Service Station
PARK APARTMENTS
S P F. C I A I
4 ^
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N ii nn" i
fit. e a n I
i\
n.
III
I *111 pr.c. d'
po pular > n j i ; » ' J ' i Inli In. !t
m
td
ly iitt r a c tc d i r>mhi>1*■rn 1 - a tl i nlio
who i|"i no*
Imor. wliii It -"if * t able c
that
hy riding at
mat keil t he
ltd of her day. Itc e u \ c iia g an
mnst fa shi
fo re re tir in g .
S t a b le s F c l w r ti Vpari m e n t Tito loca tion o f tho park, sui
rounded b\ r■mure- t c -! disitieFs am
1 bounded on tin- - mil hern end hv i
j firm a p a r t m e n t * ha* m e e s s i t a tl e d ►
ifinHiiiifiiiiimriiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHfiuiiiiMiiiimiiiiHiiiiiiiMriMjiil
,r1
] unusual c a r e in the e re c tio n and |
, mainteiiani e o f sta b le s .
|
1 l o s e ai.- . t between iipnrt '.mill j
■ houses, o ft. n being indistineui--h
ab le from o t h e r building' to t hv j
; casual, p jis s e i-h y , and Itc-v madi*.
! tain a Itigli d n g i i e nt ntdl a! inn
l
r'in always find the direc‘■•iv ” the s h e r i f f said.
*V|' sh ; 11r , where the higli" c at i i’iish roads and
die name o f the town
‘mtam-",
F lo rid a d o e s n ’t
r'i.gli *igns on h ig h w a y s to
t " a stra n g e r."
Milin . .I
i n ie r s e c tio n
,<s’ ' ir-t s t r e e t h ig h w a y
‘••ike Monroe road would
Hiitgci's to m ake th e r i g h t
.M 'ihing S a n fo r d , th e
rani,
m m
O’ l b " . :tv erngirtg more
til
Mil|l|[,K, Ala.. S e p t. i. 1/l‘t
"■'le an luair*.
Hia tlm a.ffl
l liallciigi ng l i c i t i nilc l a i d Ie and ■li-la n c e was nine hours ' f j
I oi her -iiiin in i'i. Bill .laid .'o n , Ala
n .m u t e ., sw im m ing from
Jliiim.i
w tiim nr. inis a ccepted an ton. Ala.,
to a point fiv e
i o f f e r to eimipele in th e ra ce aiiitm d ‘ ..ulh o f Moline, V ia ., ijf tl
M anh attan Island, New Y ork th is [ ( .mdiia river, fre sh water.-'.,
j month.
A p n i - c of $:,r',tHHl has
- -
Fir* f f n f i
’. • It i’»’‘t *• >iolluf* in K i*n
i im V 1111- i\ In n it
\
nl'l
it .
!'i 1 to I'“ ‘ " iiinl n m
w
'.I'Hlill t In* t rii k* of
ll. 'I'litin :' ;i iihnw
r :n
mmll
i-' measured only
and purse o f the
Filch iipar! inei 11 raiiisi'-t ; of h iiu iJ
room, full sir.o lied looin, dres 'iiig
,l'
- pom
of
h ig h w a y room with full 1ize M m phy bed,
‘Hid hi' adopled in F ln r i il i 'i e t t c , I,ili'ln'ii ami 1■i' *''. I dl'd ia
itdin !>• in S h e r i f f
M. cal r e f r i g e r a t i o n and 'v ifil.age in
I*" k.i
retu rned
front cluded.
" h e r e liis fa m ily
ri d'ciiding p a r t o f tin*
R ate*
and uji per month.
1*^1 H i ^
1’
I’
! Ii'nd"l,
I t. ami
< laudia
(Ii'ii*.
Itiiililing P erm it'!
II It. W i g h t , addition to one
* ,
wai i In.ti e,
IdIin
A vi nui',
V .1 to.
* 'ivn I'npei' ( ' ii ., addition to one
(■a
wnrelioiiM*,
I oioin clcial
M f . " i, f'l.Iilllt.
IF -ii v F l a n l e i , i c p a i i s to one
- t o r t dwelling, $1011.
■ it.ii kev. g a r a g e iitiart meld
Mil Maple avenue, $1,21 )tl.
Horseback riding i ■•■L>11 i
t!c
other plejisurt s of 11' i f
antidote to late supper- aid i,
regular sleep hy the mull, and Hn itdifi'l ciual fa *.
I trill Park West.
fleshiness which n the tens to
O th e r stab le s are clustered ulopg J
The Upkeep <’ f a hoist is eip iali
women who lead 1It- 'cry li'"
in th long run to that o f a sm all j the sou thern edge o f t h e pai'k.J
conducive to that cofum mu. ,
inarvv mm
and uuiri
o th er t*
ex' | where
from $2.2<l
*T the rules rang e.............
’
i nr. itli vi t.'i 111111
[la’s Road Sigfrf
m Is Urged For
la Hy Sheriff
i^je,___Phone 'iiflW
D Brown to li I,. Divnii, In’
11 1 I W in g ’ ■ nbilu i- ion,
I
I a mi i on to \lnn \\ t'illill
i i.
II. ' n i oi d . i !» i , ill'll.a,
W in I i ■ Hai \i t t "
W.
I
F a il
. I. .t i , Id' >1 I. /, I 11 i t . t !"'|
11a*I- ’ • a,M m ion.
Suit filed m ci , il.
: ' impson <''imputing S. a la ( V
m i us K. II.
Hush, d am age- id
$2lin
Fast mail Kodak Co., versus 11
llowet’, d am ag es o f $2011.
!.,i 'i ).. ..j to w h . in e cm ions to
I c m i ie a ffu ii of o t h e r s t a l e s ,
■‘lie i ' ci t" t nig t a c t , " M r. \\ ugaid. "is always noted III a
r
,!>•’.*11 mi i
Win n lie arrives he
t-iilI- even dov for his home town
p.ipi'i and -eems vitally mlirested
in the affairs hack home. Soon
however, tn calls come more infri ipield l> ami sometimes the regdar dull, in -turner will heeoriic
This means
t lie - ma1kr stitiil"■ ttie Sunday Imyer.
that be. is ig '"tiling mote and more
mm I, t In* sam e a
mien sted in bis life lit Sanford
which once !lo<>d n and is forgetting bis old borne ill
town where the I’ ll the busy life of Florida.
now i'; loi al ed.
I’he ! o* ’ J
" \ couple of years ago the stintupward from f i f t y dollars
’ mi r business in otll-of-lown paj>n'.ilit it, and w licit I lie m *tier i tin was praetieally limited to IWu
aide to ride h r horse for 1lit day
a ■■rm mi will e x e rcise it for an 1—---------- — ----------
acli.
metal ttial is leii'-t
(ill In ill posited first and
"nisi mar the bottom of
' iuii'l tor
Alabama Swimmer To
Filler Clot ham Fveil I
muulting iii'i-i ..............
util'll want.- Ve I' V 11111 11
hnot h"c ill" ' . Olid i
So lit Vl lilt lit.I 1 I.' I
i it i Iiie i■*'* li
t he t f. •.I . . ’ll., lun ■I.*'t c mil"
1i
t I'tiil ll" "VC I' a ,V,
I he ' I •*- ji
:i tiiiid mile, .i y - ‘'auo o ’ i.'.i 1 11l\
NEW YORK. Sen'- I
I he pb-'i.-ote of
* N••
developed one large )"• i"
is not on Broadway
, "I
connected with I he c\c .o
lrn Scientist
New Th eory
(scoveringOre
i w i ^ . s$f>t:T.- m v |it\ of Minnesota si ient
i hi< ihi-ories of I he way
are it posited in the
|(J die [daces where I hey
end, will heeome accepted
Ip'iilnipn lienee.
He is
J Emiiioii*, head of tlie do
I of iteo|ojr v.
hint's winch Dr. Kmmons
t'l "lit 'luring 211 yriiis of
J have ailracted so much
" ““ T ! H « « « y in re c e n t m o n th s ," J
F o r m e r M n j. Louis S e a m a n , who
come here recently to muko their he suiif.
bas served in every American cam*
|homes or are visiting in thi*‘ city
— -------------putgn since the Spnniah-American
i are from Gttmgin, New York, and
f a ir o l
war, and in tho armies of Japan
' I’ennsylvanta, as the largo paper*
K e c o ra s
! j !>n*l Belgium, set * in the develop
•jin those states are tho only onea
- ... __________ _y mnnt of chemical wurfare a new
I for which a reserved list i* kept
Warrant v Deeds
j enemy for the medical world to
at Joe's - Smoke House, the lnrg.,'
- .
|tackl. Soldiers wounds in future
, cat new* stand in the city, accord*' Ihirothv
• to Sanford Home ( wars, he said probably will he of
lot
mg to II. K. Wagner, owner of the Builders
,,
.
1,!,V'W suhdivtsaut.
tint,, knmvu today.
. store.
-'lay tiuibranson to J. K. Hick
j
’’ Most of our readers are Georg son, lands it, see. 4 Ip 211 south
ia people" said Wagner, "and wo range d2 east.
i have very little demand for papT. Walker I'leva (I to J. K. Hick*
■* is from any other southern slate soil, lands in section
|p 2(1 south
Occasionally a customer will nak range -(2 en.t.
tor an Alabama paper or a paper
z N. H. " r to It. E. Baldwin,,
______
from one of the Carollnns.
We
lot ’ * loi k. ti.-r 4, Trnfford’s map. I LANSING. Mi,h„ Sept. L- -OV) ,
havi only one rvgulur customer
Siinford CouiiLry Club estates
Ingham i mint.y officer*' w h " i
from Texas.
to In orge T Hi rsh, lots o, ti, 7( had btsm ........cd with othar state
"As far as I can remember I ami S, .i blot k tl, l.oeh Arbor.
j agemie* in the search for concannot recall anyone ever asking
lleleit II. Schutlx to (). ,J. Pop.* l viets who escaped Saturday-from
for a Cnhfiunin paper or in fact
'he Iutiia
Reformatory today
Were
.
any paper west of the Misslpsftippi iJut (*M tiwe Court siilKlivisii.it •
* George W. Haight to Frank div erted tb tim u u rsu it of wix
t xyept Texas.
orinoner* who i liopped t h e i r wuy
I "Tile Chicago papers and some Meisch, lands ,u section 22 tp lit through n hiick wall of the I n g
south
range
.lit
east.
! of the Ohio dailies are somewhat
ham county ja d a t Mmum lust I
Flank It. McNeill to Frank iiight and swung |n freed om on n j
in demand, but are asked for iti*M
«
ill
ti.
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|frcipient ly compared to those from
idiinki l ladder
lothir localities.. The only large sontli rattge 20 . asl five a. les,
TI..... were It’, prisoners in tie* J
wt - tern paper we have a reserved
S< mmole < nu t v Hank to I. M. cell Id 'rk front winch the s ix es |
list fur is onivof the Chicago dail
! iiler, land , in sect r n
ra p id . Imt III of them made do
i-ffm ! to flee.
ies, ami t)lilI, i s only on Sunday,"
till i in .go 22 east
:'n
An attem pt of Gen. Ktirupte k.ntruda, t e r m e r M exican seCTBt«#yi-t iMi Wagner said,
\ U l.ilUlou In \eWtoll V IA'7. , Slaio 11.dice in.lav i ontimicil
o f w a i, to simigfjl.* a i m s into Mexico und s ta r t nn arm ed favolr** *'
I h"i r c 111 h f. ■i' in in' of the
"Natimilly the Atlnnln paper? 1 * " ■11 I. Idovk ll, ot I )v ll'ili
lion a g ain st t C a l l "
t;iivernnv*’it was foiled when IT. 3 , ’ 'ag*it‘
I t ' tl '■ l l a
si il p i ’ d f t Ml t i n * r e f n i ' m
had all of the Georgia papers in
M ale ami C untily I,icea
e n l u i i i n g item rntity law- , '•"i?" ! a cou sig nm rnt of a rtntf '^fill'll
a
im
\
a
t
imlnv.
tie demand her", but we have ru
wards o f Fill M " X a a n - mi the 'iiiilh e rn <’aliforniu line.
___
I Vi Gee ( ’ash Faint St ■.i
■!ucsl from all over the state for
,*-S.- ,*■^ * V
oners are Is'ing held ai Fort Resent rails, m a r S a p Dlegttdiefl
Smiti F a il: A m 'Iiu .-, retail
Yi'l'n Bench I tea. Iilaml Devi l
9 '■
i "lies of their home town .journ china
upper photo shows a ,i-rudely made a rm o ie il <or, ro\v>rt*il Vtft
' pun nt Cnmpuiiv tunliling hath
al-. from tin smallest village to the
> •
J
uieh sheet iron.
Cupl. .1, It. F . k I,Im rnrj', of tho inartngtu |m
Id 'a i t ]•'. Cnlc. 107 (loll v Avrti- i’ i)t i a mo, at en-ler n end of Inmle
■Inti'ii metropolis.
i
at the rig ht.
Belo’w is the i n a r m " and civilian guard Wr
i f . el a I rical ci.nl i acto r.
i vtiid.
“ The New York City iiupers* and
o f tie* pi isoners.
' **j
•h iiii Masson to Olivia l.o v d l, I
the I’hilnilelphia papers are thn
> - -o ff
block K tiei I. T r a f fo r t l's
ig setieis to the people from led
I . K, W a te r m a n Co. versu s It.
ma a.
lVlo;'o stall-' .
and 1(1 m in u te*, ruttirif
C. Itiiwer, damugi'S of $2110.
lim b ic ll iwe. i.i Imp of A lask a, goo
Mi Her Smit li lut est incut Co., to
....... . o f f the lim e o f H
M a r ria g e l iie n s e
" ’I i i 11, |,111 who buy l lie outj, !1 to il noil hit u g l y ' and cold, hi
block 1 M.
w right
F 1. i tem o F . Sp e n ce r, 22, and
. I ‘ own papci ; h i r e are n a tiv e s of < h n in* I raw ford, lot
I,
■*pi'.*j' ; i- i , hi g a in- h
nn I li' ■ sidiili' i nui.
F a st week he nwnm
.M il ".ii- 1 I .or cn/i'it, 24.
i l i . i t p .n t'c o l a i lociilitv and are not M
1 T 5 5 L T - * or. A h" .Pt ? p,e w,ho
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.____ _ tor, jp the United St* tea f o r * visit with sinter
ntid other American klnspeople. says that it is unfair to
assort that prohibition is not beneficial to this country. She
fcays that nothing is proved by the pro-liquor advocates
when they offer examples taken from fast sets, rich and
1. ‘VJ.
poor, to show that prohibition doew not prohibit.
TSi&r*
The large majority of people in the United States are
helped by prohibition laws.
This Lady Astor knows. She
has sense enough to observe that the people o f this country
M rn<»N » a t k *
" VijjM
*|nrfth»—*s.r.o. are more prosperous and that the home life o f the masses
Carrier, war
Edition 1100 is happier than it was in the day of the open saloon and
legalized rum traffic.
U m r.u *
•im T
■m
m m<
— JaJUn Like* Ua.
Good Pay and Gratitude.
one fbuRAi
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
(UepyrlaM JVM, bp Sler O s.I
u
STe W - A ( 5 0 ^ W »
TJWOWEK - RUMGALCS
FRED PATZE L, champion hog
caller o f Nebraska, won the hog
calling championship oasily. Hoga
will cllmo fencer
reach him,
when they hear hi* call, "poooewaollc.”
Stontor, according to
Homer, had a voice it* loud an the
combined voice* of GO men, but
Fred Patzel would not fear him.
AU obituary
But Lady A stor is quoted with saying one thing that is His voice can lie heard two milen
ro f ‘thanba. read ultima
She said: “ i f young girls have away.
' entertalnm rnm .w hcr* considerably one-sided.
m a d e w in l># p lu m e d
r t l a t n * rales.
made mistakes and are too fond o f cocktails, I blame the
mothers and not prohibition.”
iCtATKD P « * * «
Lady A stor being a mother, and said to be an exceptionally
I’ reX* Is exclus_ ..J the use for rs- successful one, may feel that it is fair to put the blame for
gtqf all nows dlapatche
r'Pila paper ami « iwi the the wild-goings-on o f a girl upon the girl’s mother, but if
- -published herein.
At
^-bllcailon of special it is cocktails or gin-fizz that take her fancy, how much o f
j& iorM n 'ir* «i«o re«rv««i.! the blame docs the g irl’s father get?
f, 8EPT...1, 1926 |
Occaslonally there are fast girls from exceedingly "slow ”
t|i|0»ALDpl,ATFORM |homes.
Occasionally a girl learns all she knows o f wicked
M l » . l t k f at l i t f t r l ' i front ness from companions quite
outside the social circle in
»v
Hut a boot-legging father is like
water rowte ta Jarkaoa- which her fam ily move.
)»**» *v >>,* • ■
ly to have a boot-legging daughter.
A boot-legger’s cus
tomer is even more likely to furnish additional customers in
fi'ff. A '. . " '
■’o f Wkfte Mur.
the persons o f his daughters and sons.
Lady A stor is right, half-way, in her assertion that moth
rm( iititMlas pnf- ers and not prohibition are to blame for cocktail-drinking,
fast-traveling youngsters o f today.
Hut the other half of
of itr r fi ravine rr»- the blame must rest upon the fathers of these same young
jilr t d i™
« f f c n u l e v e r a , sters.
irtMlWl l«k i> Munrne. But. as l.ady A stor says, the drinking set in Am erica is
b*■«,,lr|p,, ; rK)t u m ajo rity by any manner o f means.
The drinking
ZW-itoMi***""
•Mi'm iS(.t is more spectacular.
If (hey have money enough they
W i*'
nt n,r•,*mv, j|r{1 jH.rmjtted to flaunt their law-violation as they flaunt
------------ their diamonds and their expensive automobiles.
They are
i T y ftH .lt VEKBE FOR TODAY
in the limelight, and they love that limelight.
They think
E SAIN TS AR K SAKE
11hat ull the |x»pulnco stand o ff and admire and envy them.
.Lori will keep the feet "f
j f the drinking set has no money it still is spectacular.
JnU. *nd the wdrked whainie !
furnishes jobs fur policemen and excitement for the
In.darkneM; ;f>r _yJ* ren*;i( |alleys and the dives.
Like its brothers and sisters o f the
no man prevail.'' I Sam
Society Set this class o f law-violators have the limelight,
_ y * b — w o know, O laird,
too.
And both rich and poor noisily try to stand for n
Jnone o f them that trust m
national
protest against the prohibition laws.
( shall be put to shame.
to
iN T R 'z o u P -
P ie f o r
GENERAL CCWPYLlSLD T5 A
ABBL£ZAUCe-
ALLEY O O P /
OFFICE SEEKERS aliould Hslen to the windoni of the champion
hog caller: "You have got to have
nppenl, an well a* power in your
voice. You've got to convince the
hoy* you have something for J
them."
>
\Vc arc headquarter*!
best Roofing M»t^
--- \
Ask ubout our Bq
M ANY
P O LITICIAN^ .Have
power in their voice*, but,'when
the voter* come, they have nothing
for them.
Consider the Republi
can party.
II calls the farmers,
and year after year they come
ning.
When the election is won
they are told: “ Sorry, hn* vo can
not interfere with (he lav. of sup
ply and demand."
That i* poor comfort for hogs
or men.
I
A POOR old woman found wan(liTtiig by the police could not tell
her name or age.
" I think my
name is Amelia Patterson, and i
uni between fill and HO years of
jure," -aid she.
The hair under
her knitted hinek shawl wft* snow
white, her hands were wrinkled and
callous from hard work.
The police wrote down "about
Th years of ago, name unknown,
white, female."
Ami thnt is ns
much interest us the world takes
in a woman, old and poor, and no
longer fit for hard work.
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TO YOUR|
J
GROTESQUE MISCONCEPTION
I
LO AN S
THE SU LTAN of Sulu iH hap
Miami Herald
I
py. under Uncle Sum’s rule. What’*
j more, if we release the Philippine
Island* from American control,
Hen- comes The Knoxville Jour-1 deepest ignornnee on the subject!, »
MIRTH A N D CARE
<ln residences or improved business property is
V t<
-------Lady Astor thinks that there will bo no bad effects — on the sultan says he and his Moro* nnl with a tong explanation of
ike federal government has ■
from
SlOtlO.OU to $10(1,000.(Ml lor :t, j or Id pin g |
the
ring and let
i da
i ob
i ci ts to the inheri- Idone
inheritnne* t:i \anything like a national busis----- from the dissipation now will fight the Filipino* to the last w iv i lor
. . . . is
. t<> iinnowe
, nt»
...........................
igji-p.
The
sultan,
who
has
hi*
'
,
.
iirton
the
people
of
the
states,
but
it
2
interest.
it mirth go on,
lu,in,,y 1going on among American young people.
She knows, too. wi\e* noil hi* religion and carries tmu '■ tax imposed by tee feilcnl nrouosea to rebate to those states
today, catch
Will also consider Const ruction loan* tu aid i« tin
that
the
topers
o
f
the
old
days
are
stumbling
along to their a t.'> automatic at tiis belt un government, mid a* an explanation ^hnt. also impose an inheritance tax, *
you can.
■
ntrnrtiun
of buildings.
Toll up and soon the graves.
disturbed, was assured, confiden it Ire -nine interesting features.
alt the income taxes raised in that
tially.
that
he,
a
Mohammedan
need
„--gone,
!
is
interesting
because
The
!
state
up
to
H
O
per
cent
of
that
intLooking at Am erica’s great stand against
partnership
i care shall bid you play
not hesitate to deal with us, be- Jirnn.it ha* gotten its facts find !post'd by the federal government.
with
the
liquor
traffic.
Lady
Astor
is
filled
with
admiration
.
cause tlie United States i* a nation figuri so grotcsipirly twisted.
It means that the government is
the man.
fur the courage that undertook it. tho persistency With , wjth no official religion.
Thnt is
It arrives at the conclusion llmt , to tnke away from Florida a large
Cdaeelved by mirth and sun- which the laws are enforced-----the assurance thnt Tlmma* Jeffer Fbmdn is objecting to the tax hi'- amount of tnonev path year, not
son once gave to an earlier, more ; can e M will, ns it claims, force for the purpose oT revenue for it ,
Liko
all
tho
rest,
o
f
us.
this
American
Knglishwoman
sees
pkfdM-that with yon nlway*
important Mohammedan sultan.
pan.i \ into the state treunury and self, but to compel Florida to full j
that it will take many years to make prohibition a gladly( lint t says, is what Florida ob 1into line and change its eohstitu- i J A A A A ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ * * ■ * □ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■**■■■■■«■«
th e f will stay.
d by life that ploasure accepted protection against hideous evils.
Like all the
lion so that an inheritance tax
FRANK FARRINGTON repro- ^jei t* in
iH y flies,
lie- ts the first time that it has may be colic ted for ami by tho
rest o f ua. Lady Astor knows that it is up to the mothers and seated union coal miners in IHi... wr* the taika are waiting the fathers to keep daughters and sons from degradation.
nois for 12 years and got $r>,()00 u ever been intimated that Florida or I state,
: down tthe way. ,
Florida feels that it is lieing rob- ■
year.
Now he leaves the anion, any •■•her state has objected to'
Q.
-Six-riM>in house on corner of M>rile Art. ill
greitler treasury receipts.
'1bed for the benefit of other stntes
4 5
goes
to
work
for
the
Peabody
Coal
In mind tho care which
Evidently, The Journal has not and that is why it is in the Su- |
street.
Thi* house is in No. 1 shape and prktf til
Company, with interests naturally
reml the internal revenue net. If it nreme court stremum*ly objecting
I befall,
opposed
to
the
anion,
and
tie
gets
J
Kve
us
at
once.
tywge ready ever for the
hud dune so it. would have dis lo a law which the state believes
$2f>,00tl a year.
covi mxI that the federal govern is an ineipiitable tax and a dis 2
Four-room house one-fourth mite inilsidt cityJ
Conservative business men who make a practice of getting
[td^bto- life, prepared to face
ment. line* not propose lo return honest attempt to coerce « sovlot
fi0x200, large gardtai, iiumediate possevM.
|
CORPORATIONS
PAY
well.
and.
any of the inheritance rax money eripli state.
aH accurate information as can he obtained before they make
Unions ami the puh- to Florida or nn\ other at ate
|rJLh hqt djjty iqqn is public statemonta are -already predicting that automobile are grateful
payment ^adO, balnnee monlhly. Price #1,111)0.
The Knoxville Journal sliou*>1 ■
i lie pay little and are ungrateful.
ii*0 not, itself, impose an in take a few days off and read up on
travel into Florida (his full and the coming winter will he 'That is whv tho ablest men. law which
hvritniue tux, and d would not the law. Imd *o *hotihl the local
yer* and public official* usually hnvo laid itself open Oi ciitinsm naeer that lepriuts the editorial " f
■flowpr*. of pleasure hurry much heavier than it was last year.
C O L O LO U G H R E A L T Y COMP!
belong to eorporutions.
t to reap,
for till editorial that di*i lof.es the The .l‘ nirmd with evident nppmvul.
The American Automobile Association learfis of a trek
.
‘
t il Firal National Bank Bldg.
Telcphowl
avo the cure* of life with
A cynical enrporatuin lawyer
to
Florida
that
promises
to
tax
hotels
and
eating
places
t
equal grace.
B
SANFORD, FLORIDA
said "the only favor a little man
r you laugh; tomorrow you along the main routes o f travel to this state as they have can do me, is to get run over, so
^
Real
Fatale
too
Hnltintoie Sun
never been taxed before.
Inquiries are being made re- that t may defend the corporation
may weep
■'f,8<^run» th° world in which you , jjjuxlinjf rimtl conditinn.s untl traveling rn’tommotlatioiiH that
nm* " vtr him.”
....................................................................................................
Men do not desire the truth. They ish them if they do not.
hold ■ place.
imlicatt* roimirkitbly extensive plans for travel this fall.
Do the children point out hi*
never have desired the truth. It
A GERMAN Ims now coiupiered
t o not pleasure tell you it is |And almost everybody seems to lie wanting to set out for
faults7 Very will; that i* imputhe chaimul, the sixth man to d<> is not possible that they ever will ilt me, and they shall he spanked.
Florida hIouk with the hirds-of-pussiiKO.
#U»
desire
the
truth.
so, nnd hi* record heats that of
thnt life holds of value in it*
Perhaps the children express the
Naturally, too. these early intiuirers ure few
in com fieri rude Kderle by more thun an
Because men live nnd die in er- truth and no more. No matter;
■p#n.
Henceforth channel swim ror the truth is ever an assault j the greater tin* truth, tip- great11 A joy, when darkening parison with the numbers that will want to ask questions hour.
Mtwdewe -feli
I o f the motor clubs when the time actually comes for the mer must find their rewnrd in on tho belief* and faiths of the i er the impudence,
gooil exercise.
The world will o f time, and therefore an assault on
-phere is the whole rttory. The
____ Jntyfrur Btood, to care uml journey south.
fer no special reward* of praise vanity.
,
power*
thnt control the scheme of
It looks as if all that alleged propaganda against Florida or publicity.
Webb nnd Kderle
u u ct.
When the first of moderns began |ihings do not desire and will not
had turned out to a sort o f “ dare-you-to-Ko-aml-see-for- will lie remembered, the others for lo study the heavens through n, toll tate any truth* that might deR^JT
------- ° ----gotten.
Someone said it was a glaaa nnd to proclaim the truths he ; tract from their assumed perfeeAnd everybody is taking the date!
know o f several hundred yourself."
hrnve man that first swallowed uu . ......
ind Amttfcan school boy* who
liscovereti
h>-<1lighted
a fire1 under i tintl.
... ...... ■- h '•«>
M * II < VIIIMV
oyster.
Hut subsequent oyster \i,;., f ect. Th, world did not desire
• fe anxiously awaltlnz tho heginThe tolling of unwelcome truth,*
eaters could not expect praise.
j (he truth.
I' desired only thnt it*
blnjilof the football season.
in time of war is called treason.
.V*’
j .■ — 0 ---- complacent ignornnee be left unMen are jailed and and hanged for
UftUes Fairbanks Is advoentIN NEW Jersey ii bootlegger'- ' disturbed. Reiore a m a n c a n learn it. The ti lling of unwelcome
^»vernment ownership of the
Thorp is still time before si hool begins for those Sanford still is found with u big supplv of lie must by inferem1** confess that truths at any time or place brings
' Industry. Some moro of those
(Irown-Ups
to get-busy and provide a few days of pleasure j interesting whisky. Analysis show* he is ignorant. It is vanity that down upon the lieud of the truth
hovik ideas he got traveling in
it to lie 100 proof, with one port of stands iti the way of progress.
ful one the wrath of those in pow
for Sanford boys and girls who have not hud anything ether
to four parts of alcohol. The
Tho Indiaa i •mpremc court, up er, whether monarch* or majori
"ex tra ” in the way o f vacation joys.
*?<«).'* n
. ------ o------ether cnuscs prompt stupefaction. holding a conviction for contempt, ties.
M’i W ien “Htsuley Baldwin was a
diratM
\Vith a very little sleuth work a Big Brothitr in Sanford Thnt particular whisky is culled asaert* thnt "tin* truth is no de
I h*» unbroken experience o f thirty-seven year*
ifrornrfeabe, his nurse, desirous
"What is the truth?" nsked the
for “ undertaker's delight.” Other boot fense.’’
,lie should rise in life, wrnppod could discover a little boy, or say several little boys,
Roman.
It
is
a
red
flag
waved
noW I
leg whisky deserves the same
making of Illarkahear fertilizers, nnd there are
It is a tenet dear to English
toJJn a blanket and carried him whom he could arrange a wonderful day.
name, mid yet millions buy it ami law. "The greater the truth, the j before a sullen hull: a wasp to
ataira to the top o f the
; sting and enrage the sodden: an
Tho Bumo opportunity is open for a Sanford Big Sister, drink it.
'i he field result* had from their use in the hands uf
rrenter the libel." To a man o' ; enemy of tho existing order; un
b and there standing an a too. ,
reason
tho
dogma
will
seem
ab
held him ushigh in thA air
I assault on the scheme hy which the
toilier* ure tabulated from time to time lo find ways«L
FR AU D U LE N T
bankruptcies, surd, yet thi* same tnjin will train fnl now draw tribute from tho lean
Folks who are willing to go to a little inconvenience’ and
could. The trick worked
{Prime Minister Baldwin, nut expense lo provide pleasure for other folks’ children ure the organized with special manager- hi* children to accept it and pun and ignorant.
U.t ni even better.
THIh in why they arc always
and a vocabulary of their own,
ta handicap it Would have been kind o f folks that make life worth while.
They are the cost the nation two hundred ami
Ihe Blackshear name is indicative of high quality—it « "
'had been born in a bungalow, world’s Great-Hearts.
fifty millions a year.
Fraudulent
( many o f our grent Americans
l»ars on poor fertilizers made to nioet poor prices.
stock, bogus deals;' oil wells, mines,
dtfV'V"
Atluntn Journal
real
estate
and
other
get
rich
ipiiek
f
e
-----1>------frauds cost the gullible public more
ant Gibbs McAdnu, one time
"When the swallow* homeward close and inquisitive invest!etotor
Abundant evidence of tlrflr auperlor gundne** riinti#***
than a billion a your.
Root leg fly, sung I s a dozen* languages, for cocoons In bark crevice* lik
MIAMI HERALD
i ,foremost hqrrowdr. at '
whisky takes another billion and wns a favorite song of an earlier‘ the nuhateh
’ l,K
. erYodeti in Snata Barbara
f of Ssnfvrf*'
given by the celery and truck fields of some
Tho miracle is that generation, nnd the same sentiment i
The Literary Digest quotes ,(|ue to be necessity for the building many lives.
____
ty .i A twild horse broke
Evident* k
T O M
the fence and jumped in- "wise crack" fro The New Haven |of new cities and' the extension’ u7 1f.!!? , 1 ‘ Ei* J£0|,le haV<' ""•V,hi” K has been expressed more modern- ,
c*t and best growers. Here at home further
i ly—ami less romunticnll,, (H:ri>n|i- i
A U iV i o l l v l o
McAdoo box, plunging, Register to the effect that "those, eitic* already built. There i* u left for old age.
in a wish to “ follow the swallow*
biting mid pawing. Hut
Tho cost of living has come down
in the largest yield, jast reported, yet made on a
who are turning furrows iu Flori necessity for establishing factories
You’ll never have a chance in
icAdoo Was not a hit excited.
by three nnd four-tenth* percent buck homo," .
But both the ballad of Yester this world unless you take one.
•become Accustomed to da are still turning profit*." Thai and setting homes nbout them Ift sinco November, 1926, according
bttcco field.
(things at the last Democratic brief sentence is packed full of which worker* wiltJive. There i* to tho nutinnal Industrial confer year nnd the dance song of yes i
Have you noticed it? tnrday had it all wrong. When
truth und wisdom and the word* a necessity for providing elegant ence board.
Nothing seems to distort the vis-1
the awnllowa,
and other
factories are new newly equipped to meet the
una, niui
«*vn«.-i migratory
inigi mm y 1
j j,,tl more quickly than trying t o 1
contain the implication of the best hotels and apartment houses and The change Is due to cheupor food
prices, which moans thnt the farm birds us well, begin to wing their I („ b>ok down on those above you. I
C. Rnscotp Slemp, one® aee- |advice that can be given to any-1amusement places whore
we may ers have made life chenpcr. by get way southward at the summer’*
______
growing demand for them.
L to
Frealdent
Coulldge,
one
at
the
present
time
in
thin)
'’ntortuin
tho
thousands
of
people ting less for their work.
,
,
,.
, . ,
.1
Who end they are not going home but
, CooHdgc will serve rt third
who wish to 'spend some time with
,w “ tor is a refreshing -Innk. But
j declaring Hist “ Coolldgo la state. Tho time ha* come to nt- j us cvc/y year. These necessities can say what the cost of living is, nwfcy from home. Home b when,
01,11 SANFO IID IVAREHODSE, in charge of ME
'/Common denominator that tend to tho plain, everyday hu*i- have created soma quick wealth in or ought to he? ’ Americans waste the nest is, and home. Therefore, it s too inexpensive.
for'
moat
birds
is
with
us.
,
moro
than
enough
to
feed
and
(b# problem o f continue^ itsss that tietungn to us, uml to put
the past, hut this wealth will be clothe 100.000,000 people in another
K ,N (' ’ CHrrle" « full stock o f these fey*m «n. sod oh
How th« migratory InHtmrt arose!.
.
« •
..................
i£iJSEP1,,0,I ttnd
aside
any Iridescent dreams whir h fleeting if it is not supported by part of tho globe.
among birds Is hard to im tgjne. >i* the simplest thing on earth.
f f t o r f . s e e t n i Pqsslbtp ttjSC] nuiy; have been hovering about.
materials. InqnirleH^ made In person or by mall *4
that more substantial form ■' of
There are plenty of bird* that doj And that someone i* you.
ttempt whet
u ru„ of potential wealth that rests back upon tha
pot
mlgrato
at
nil,
both
the
gorg-:
..
.
-------failed' tn, Awhet
teous attontion.i W e solicit the business of tit
PR IN C E CHICHI BD second son
This lies ull about, urg cultivation of the soil and the nat
0
wreks left in
And Jefferson Would Wealth,
of tho Emparor of Japan, amused fous beauties thnt we have to i
ing exploitation by those who are ural resource*.
growers.
himself ana proved his prowess re travel to the tropica to see and the I which to^get all washed u p for tho i
v Jt ti
willing to work. Wealth 1* never
Florida may be nmny other cently by climbing two great peaks hardy citlMns of our own colder lon<» cold spell.
Or
created except through effort. things hut it sholud bo a great a g
ls(a staged a That out of which It may he blade
in the Alps in one day--the Fins- regions, like the chickadee uml tho
Don’t worry too much today.
uf«m b«r*"tbe 1s available, but it docs not work ricultural state. There are A few teraarhom and the Hcherckhorn, snowbird and the bluejav nml the Things may be worse tomorrow nml
f — - counter-move It ijlf into forma thut^may be used of the stnplo crops for which there 14,000 and 13,000 feet high.
A owl. The long migratory flights,
un insistent demand in a near- guide went with nlm.
some o f them nioasurrd in morh then you can wurrv just twice Ub
I'D previous- republican by human bslnga, They - must do if is
by market, which Cun be raUed
than
a quarter th« circumference of hurd.
Crown
Prinbe ths working.
When a Japanese mikado trains tho globe, 'must mnkc terrific de
more
advantageously
here.
tnce Oscar, son of
hit boys in tnat fashion, you can mands on the strength and endur
Florida needs those who win
Tho sooner Florida learns tlje
Contemporary { ’omment j
»r, and Field
Imagine how the average non-roy ance o f the birds, nnd they linvo to
the furrows In the long run j d e ^ b iy t y of having a largo
largo nunD al Japanese !■ trained.
fHllAdkAnsen, togeth* turn
It
is
u
more wealth will be created by d. . j |) e r
*
*
hosu who (Ire willing
to great nation and wo ure glml to be repeated twice every your.
Today’s best laugh: Fools used
toudred and fifty thougrove* than by cutting j turi
Moat hatorallsts aBsume thut the to be adorned with caps und bells.
furrows and thus create be friendly with it.
irrivors, looked on as veloping
■ty*et« through’ thorn
the long wea
r
biennial trek of the bin is u in Ve- But now n lot of them wear motor
for thamaelv
themselves and add
W soldiers tof th* run mort wealth will be cn>atn!i!
Tor
snonte tovtjje need for food, Sup- gogglqa und toot horu:i.— Los An
........................
,fi
estopped by,
Evergladeu' a^rea into truck better
bpprr0^*
unfulii1for th°
*t* te
EN, energjjtic pliei :arg W u r a lly low in winter, gelos Time*.
GEORGE
It
Will Uve to Ity
farms and d*l<r* farms
and
** wULbe
will be for Flprldu. Th*
.
and ehire.
chick- I °^ltcr
ador, fell among nnd
process may be a little slow, but
“.A f
I *. •'
i- ' F '’i ‘iw*f
‘ • J r' a J JlTM
i1i B,Viy
flatting t4«n- "Those whg ape turning furrow r in
r« W York City after "rapadOW#'
IIM? IIWI*lither
'
uhdv Crime's story might be shorter
■
•■•"A).
-I.
in dluuumda from ha^lbpt
ne pl
are iwvuany
actually yuimiug
turning^prof[Bfpt. like some
of I Ilff ' i .aente
sentences were
n>o>cracy,
|rFlorida
mnua are
racy, x i r - (1
U..T-J1 Ii
tu.li J7erif laoger^atid
Ring si
sparrows,
Wall Street Journal. ; v
r c mrnA.
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m tf
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J. H. JACKSON
Office 112 East 2nd St.
Phowf
TODAY’S BEST BUY
They’ve Decided To Take The Dare
S
THE MATED TRUTH
Blackshear
Fertilizers Can
Relied On
m. .Vafajsr-*.
Still Time To Do That Bit Of Kindness
SWALLOWS MIGRATING
j
FURROWS
Blackshear Manufat
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MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
:ial
\knda
Shinholser-Jones
Miss Georgia Mobley
Entertains Tuesday MISS MAUD LAKE ENTERTAINS AT
ENGLISH WHIST DRIVE IN HONOR
Afternoon At Bridge
OF LOVELY SANFORD VISITORS
The Latest—Ankle Corsages
Mr. nnd Mrs.
Robert Loo Shinholser
announce tho engagement and
approaching niurriage
o f thoir daughter
L IL L IA N COOK
Man's
T r a n s f e r Ii|
W ASHINGTON. S ep t
The life o f • young worn
A vety pretty soeinl event of
Tuesday was the bridge party giv
fednendny
Thu largo auditorium of the Robert A. Newman and Mrs. W il n with lockjaw i t H id
age apparently wee •*)r*4[
en by Miss Georgia Mobley at Tier Woman’s club was converted into liam J. Hardy.
JTumor Circle If the
department wee adriae
home
on
Onk
Avenue,
honoring
a
veritable
garden
Tuesday
eve
Miss
Lake
received
her
guests
L will hove n "Spend
her house guest Mis* Catharine ning when Miss Maude Lake enter wearing a chic gown of green satin through uie of e seapl
EARLE EDWARD JONES
Itinir with Mr*. T. H
the naral air itatioo at
Pittman of Tamps, nnd Mias Mar- tained at an English Whist Drive, und tullo, made straight line.
The wedding to take
j„
Limnu'c. Members are
gtm-t Neal of Orlando, guest of complimenting her house guest.
Miss Neal was a lovely figure in Roads, Va.
|nd ami lire n»ked to
October.
Lisut. N,
N. T. Thweatt, i
Miss .Maude Lake, Mias Rosa Gray Miss /Margaret Neal of Orlando. h dainty frock of shell pink taffetta
Lieut.
Ilock at the home of
o f Laurens, S. C., guest of Mrs. Sharing honors with Miss Noal with bouffant skirt.
F-6-L plane, flew from 1
luff on Laurel AvenAlbert Pinckney Connelly, Miss were: Misa Roan Gray of Laurens,
Most becoming to her blonde station to Hattaraa VIUk
Margaret Wight of Cairo, Ua.. S. C., the guest of Mrs. Albert beauty was the frock worn by Miss he took aboard the petite
guest of Miss Claire Zachary, and Pinckney Connelly, and Miss Cath Gruy, it being of pink crepe back brother in eight mmotea.
hursday
Ing to ths
Miss Louise Sarles of Virginia, the erine Pittman of Tampa, the house satin.
[•Ufs of the Bnptist
guest nf Mrs. William Moore guest of Miss Goorgia Mobley.
Miss Pittman's handsome cos transferred to
Let at 3 o'clock with
Scott.
Numerous baskets and bowbt tume was uf green georgette com al, •
jrroll on Sanford
filled with pink radiance roses, as bined with gold lace.
The
rooms
where
the
can!
table]
Mrs. Raymond Key was the
The guest list Included Miss Mar
were spread were bright with bas well as tall pedestal baskets hold
gracious hostess Tuesifiyy after
kets and bowls filled with zinnias ing these exquisite blossoms were garet Neal, Miss Rosa Gray, Miss
noon when she entertained at the
and loses, the colon of pink and artlsticnllv used in decorating for Cntherin Pittman, Miss Mae Holly,
second of u series of bridge par
this affair. Quantities of potted Miss Mildred Holly, Miss Olivo
grten predominating.
ties at her lovely homp on Pnrk
palms’were also used to advantage. Newman, Miss Katherine Symmos,
Avenue.
Marking the tallies were the var
Fascinating hand-painted tallies Miss Avn Wright, Miss Mary
ious
curd
symbols
and
dainty
girl
Quantities of zinnias and Span
done In floral design were used In Elizabeth Puleston,
....... ... ‘Miss
____ ______
Ixiuiso
heuds.
nml
after
tho
usual
number
ish love vines combined with ferns
t
!i
scores'and
Hfter
the
game,
|
Sarles,
Miss
Naomi
Seoggan,
Miss
of progressions, scores were
were artistically arranged in sil
fi. if.. ^ c Pr**e for high score among the ; Lo Claire Junes, Miss Hmlly Grlf.Jul in every way waa ver baskets. Tho colors of pink
and prizes nwurded. Miss Helen girls, a string of pearl choker I fin, Miss Georgia Mobley, Miss AbI miscellaneous *how- and green prevailing.
Vernay received silk hose for hav '•cads, was won by Miss Mary hie Doudney. Mr. nnd Mrs. Monroe
jjy evening by Miss
ing high score.
The low scorn Elizabeth Puleston.
The men's II. Hutton, Mrs. nnd Mrs. William
Quaint old-fashioned maidens
prize, ('city's hath powder, was won high score urize, n fountain pen, J. Hardy, Mr. und Mrs. John
»on and Mrs. .lack
wearing
bouffant
gowns
of
pink
by Mi
[ home of Mrs. J. («.
l.e Claire Jones, while tho wus .................
awarded Churlos Norton. Miss Meisch Jr.. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert
[ini Strcfit. honoring ami green marked the tallies used
cut
pure
went to Miss Olive New-I j^ a Wright‘ wus* given a bottle of J. Holly Jr., William Du Hose,
in
keeping
scores
for
the
interest
Continuous from 1 p.
mail
Miss Mobley presented her perfume, when her points nnd hon Lloyd Boyle, John Drumley, W il
recent bride.
ing game nf bridge. Them* were
11 p. to. ------guest
of
honor
with
dainty
hand
I)t kinds and contests distributed by little Miss Adelaidei
ors failed to scon*, and Reginald liam f.nko, Martin Teague, Calvin
made
handkerchiefs.
TODAY
|h merriment during Key, the winsomo young daughter
Crowell was consoled by a carton league, Harry Woodruff, Stanley
A delirious salad mill ice course of cigarettes for having no luck Vernay, (J. W. Spencer Jr.. Klwyn
[rd delightful musical of the hostess, wearing a French
A Warner Brothers
al*(i rendered. The frock of pink taffettu with seal
wns si,ve<l l*v tho hostess assist with his enrdn.
The honor guests Moore, Robert MeKeuwn, Frank
Production
ed b\ her mother, Mrs. E. D. Mob- were presented dainty vanities ns Woodruff
, evening consisted loiieil hem trimmed with tiny
Jr.,
Ben
Cantwell,
“ The Honeymoon
Icy, at the conclusion of the game. gifts from their hostess.
, Advice and Happi- french baskets over a slip of silkCharles Norton, Cawthorn Hutnewly-wedH and the lace ruffles.
Tho-e enjoying
this edlightfu! , At the conclusion of the card chinson, Edgertnn Pattorson, Fred. .
Comedy
social courtesy .were Miss Cuthn- game, dnneing wus indulged in tin-1 crick Bell, James Wright, Allen
|of favorite receipts
When
scores
were
collected
b
y“Hold
Her Sheriff"
The ankle corsage is the very latest wrinkle.
If you don’t be rinr Pittman, Miss Margaret N eal,'til a Inte hour, when refreshments Junes, James Sharon Jr., Reginald
Hand in booklet form.
lieve it, look at these two Chattanooga, (Term.) girls.
Kosii Gray, Miss Mnrguvet consisting of orange ice, cakes, j Crowell, Wnrnor Seoggan, II
^ "shower,” a tempt- Mrs. Denno Turner and Mrs. John
Aesop's Fables
Leonardi. it wns found thut high
Wight, Miss l.ouiso SnrlcH, M iss1mints nnd punch were served by nil Chase, Albert Connelly, William
*Vns served.
score prize, n large plaque, had
Olive Newman, Miss Mary Ellzu-1 the hostess assisted by her mother I Cheek, Robert. Dodson, Robert
(piests wore Mrs. J. been won by Mrs. Edward Mnrkell.
beth Puleston, Miss Nuoini Scog- i Mrs. Forrest I.Hke, Mrs. Monroe B. I Deane. Stacey Whito, Hodgson
THURSDAY
Virginia Turner, whill) tho low more prize, n green
gnn. Miss Maude Lake, Miss Avn . Hutton. Mrs. Robert J. Holly, Mrs. i Ball, Evernll Dn»h, Lancy.
larroll. Miss Thelmn Venetian glass tea hell, went to
Ken
Lyon
and Mao
Wright, Miss Helen Vernay, Miss'
___ __________ _ _
__ ________________________________ __
Stella I.ong, Miss Mm. J. C. Bennett. In cutting for
Le
(
lane
Jones,
Miss
Emily
Grifj
(n
nvm. Miss Katherine the consolation prize, two dainty
One of the most delightful social') of the Sanford Herald announcing
Palmetto- - Bids opened, for new
“The Savoge"
l.nuiso Thurston, guests towels, Mrs. Harry Herron affairs of the week was that of ithe engagement of Miss Lillian fin, Mi*s Carmetn Barber, Miss
school building at Central and Onk
Tuesday evening when Miss Mar - 1 Shinholser
to
Earle
Edward Lena belle Hagan, Miss Clnlrc
tstridge. J. C. Hobbs, wub tho fortunate one.
Comedy
Streets, Costing $611,000.
Zmhan,
Miss
Katherine
Symines,
K.
Strong. Jack
garet Zachary entertained the j Jones.
and
Mrs.
John
Muiseh
Jr.
A t the conclusion of the game, members of her bridge club and
“
Wild
Cat Willie"
The card tables were then laid
tho tallies were laid with hand a few extra players at bridge at with covers of newspapers, and
Brndcnton-Plans being made for
Milano Ravltw
made covers and refreshment ;
building new municipal boat land- 1
! refreshments f an ice course were
|Mrs. Eugene Ttittle consisting of an ice course with her home on Magnolia Avenue
,
.
,
The
attractive
home
nf
Mrs.
Per
in*:,
and
auditorium.
I
The spacious living room where I served by tile hostess assisted by
|from a motor trip to salted nuts and mints were served
c>’ Mcro. was the scone of u vary
nut., where they by the hostess assisted by Mrs. W. the guests assembled for play was . her mother. Mrs. A. D. Zachary,
pretty party Wednesday morning
beautifully adorned with crystal j Mrs. Dick Philyaw, Miss Marion
when she entertained the members
D. Gardiner and Mrs. Fred Daiger. baskets and howls filled ’•with vi- , Hand and Miss Marjorie Dempof the “ Sister* Bridge Club" at '
I’unch wns served during the prog vid-hued zinnias nnd other cut sey.. The prizes were wrapped to
tj.
F. Forbes re- ress of the game.
The spacious porches of the Rob bridge and lunrhuon.
flowers combined with greenery, resemble newspapers ready for
»y evening
from
in the living room quantities of
ert J. Holly residence were most
Tho ufternoon wns ono of the ex
In
the
dining
room
a
prettily
.
mailing,
and
newspniter
ideas
ontreat. and States- ceptional pleasure, the cordial hos
zinnias and ferns lent their beauty
inviting
Wednesday
morning
when
Lhsre they spent sev- pitality of tho hostess being re- appointed punch table hnd been n r-! wen* also carried out in other ways, the Mi
Mae and Mildred Hol in decornting, while in the dining
Our Hervlce refreshen your fall wraps and
ranged and here throughout the , Miss Shinholser wns lovely
room, crystal bowl* Weld water lilref lected in every detail,
evening refreshing fruit punch wus wearing a most becoming frock of ly entertained at bridge honoring lics.
Ihrtr
newness to be preserved.
tail.
served by Mrs. Dick Philyaw of forest green georgette two piece four attractive visitors to the city,
The morning hour* passed all
Try
nn experienced Dry Cleuner. 17 yeara In
Miss
Margaret
Nrul
of
Orlando,
. L. I. Frazier remodel.
Gainesville.
too quickly, sail when scores hnd :
.same line.
Tucaday evening
Fashioned of floral georgette of Miss Catherine Pittman of Tampa, been counted, the prize for top
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Miller re
The tallies used for tno card
t, N.
where they turned home Tuesday evening game were adorned with “ flapper beige over a self toned satin slip Miss Margaret Wight of Cairo, Ga.f
score, silk luisc, wns given Mrs.
kiting relatives.
from New York where they spent girls'', and after several progres was the costume worn by Miss and Miss Rosa Gray of Laurens, S. Ralph Wight.
C.
UY O. 0. CAItMICHAEI.
Beverul weeks.
sions, scores were added nnd prizes Zachary.
At I o^Ylock the hostess served
Potted plants together with nu
|recei v«xl here TuosThe players were Miss Liltinn
Milanc Theatre IBdg.
411 Saaford
awarded.
Mrs. Ralph Stevens
tempting
refreshments
in
two
merous howls and baskets filled
dtk of Felix Krupp
Phone (591-W
Mrs. H. J. Pemberton and chil holding top score, was given a 1Shinholser, Miss Mary Gresham of wit It a profusion of garden flower* courses assisted by her sister Mrs.
father of ErncHt dren o f l.ukelaud are visiting tier string of beads. In cutting for the |Arcadia, Mrs. Grant Wilson, Mrs.
C. R. Kirtlev and mother Mrs, Hen
|is city.
Mr Krupp mother Mrs. H. II. ( ‘Inippell at her eonsoWinu prize, which was bath ' Ralph Stevens. Mrs. Dick Philyaw, formed a lovely background for ry Wight.
*
Marvuri
colored
frocks
worn
by
tho
crystals, Mrs. Grant Wilson was I Miss Marjorie Dempsey, Miss MnrMonday afternoon home oil (Vlory avenue.
Mr*. Henry Wight sulutituted
Miss JBte.its.
...................................Hand
tod Thursday aftertin* lucky one.
for an absent club member.
Club
Wur'd
Floral-designed
tallies
were
used
will be held al
Just ns the prize* were being
for scores ill tile enjoyable card members plu.ving were: Mrs. Lu
Mrs.
W.
A.
Zachary
returned
I,iilhrf.m church in
awarded the guests were startled
llovne
and I he prize for top score, Verne Hurt, Mrs. Ralph Wight,
home Tuesday from Mount (Hive, bv the cries of a aew.-boy (Billie
Ernest lioushnlder, Mrs.
N. (\, where she has been visiting 'I'iiigpcn) Gioulmg “ extras" “ ex- Miss Margaret Cox, Miss Mildred a box of stationerv, was won by Mrs.
Floyd
Pnliner,
Mrs. Braxton I,.
Misti
Georgia
Mobley.
The
low
relatives.
linn."
Upon investigation, they ; Hand, Miss Emily Bailey, Miss score prize, a vanity, fell to tin* lot Perkins, Mr*. C. R. Kirtley and
were found to be “ extra’’ editions ' Margaret Zachary.
of Miss Louise Snrles.
The guests Mrs. Percy Mero.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Holly,
of
honor
were
presented
bottles of
Misses Mae and Mibljrvd Holly
perfume lls mementoes of the oc
LAND SCULL INVENTED
leav*. Friday for “ Wilbur lly tin*
casion.
Sen” where they will spend the
When the prizes bad been award
irdi left Tuesday nf week end at the Totonita hotel.
NEW YORK, Supt. 1.—t/P) —
ed the tables were cleared and
MUSIC 11Y
A new land rowing scull can
TarnpH where he will
bo
propelled
35
miles
an
hour.’
It
time ecu business.
B
v
C
.
A
.
I
mmI with dainty cover*
and
re
RUM RUNNER SURRENDERS
Seminole Syncopalora
*
, 11(-Miiments .consisting of fruit is III feet long, weighs -10 pounds
PARIS, Sept. I —(/Pi - Another
icktuil, creamed chicken in put- and has bicycle wheels. A leather
swimmer has entered the fast t
”
*
phelser leaves T h u r s Admission $1.5U
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 1.—(^P)—.
9:30 T il 1
Azarian ties, salmi, suiulwiehcs, (tickles, ice belt attached to a sliding seat im
Springs, Ork. where With only two men left of her growing of Channel aspirants, l i e 1 The memliors of the
is
George
Michael,
winner
<
>
r
tin*
J
Class
of
the
First
Baptist
Chun
h
cream,
cuke
and
fruit
punch
were
parts
rotation
to
the
wheels.
several weeks.
original crew of 20, anchors gone, iateat “ Cross-Par is Marathon."
! were entertained Tuesday eve -erved by the hostess assisted by
food Hnd water supply almost ex
His defi is issued to Mis. Clem- ning b yMrs. Charles A. Antlei their mother Mrs. Robert J. Holly
IV. It. Mallard of hausted, nnd her rum vaults empty,
Sr. and Mr*. Robert Holly Jr.
print-'* and John Leo- the famous rum-runner, Marion G. ington Corson in particular, but 1 Hun, Jr.
Misses Holly's guests were Miss
nurs.lay morning for Douglas, the “ flying Dutchman'' of it include* all, und lie wants tin* i. Many summer flowers, used in
Murguret Neul, Miss Itosn Gray,
channel
itohhits
(<
>
meet
him
o.i
ji'harmiug
profusion
were
used
in
where tiioy will Southern California’*!rum row, hus
own river the seine. He said ■decorating the room* of the And Miss Catherine I’iltnmn, Miss Murbight.
surrendered to Mexiran authorities his
irnrot Wight, Mis* Avn Wright,
till*
Seine offers n belter test than ■errou home for Ihi* evening.
and is under to wto Turtle Bay by
Miss Maude Lake, Mi.** Mnry
the
water*
around
Manhattan
Is
1
A
short
business
session
wus
held
« » K. It. Snead Jr., the Snn Diego motor-ship Bergen.
Elizabeth Puleston, Mt.*a Olive
|
during
the
evening,
und
was
pre
land.
(thin iut> visiting the
j sided over by the class president. Newman, Mi«s Georgia Mohle
Mis. .1. I{. Head on
it l.udecko, when report ( Miss Clnlro Znchry, Miss l-ennbelle
, Mr*. Rut
Ruth
ynue.
for girls— sixes 6 lo 14 year*
, of the work done last month were Ungun, Miss Kitty Du Bose, Miss
l.e Claire Jones, Miss Naomi Seogrend bv the various ehuirnmn.
Snead nf West Malm
After nil business hnd been gun, Miss Katherine Symntex, Mis*
10 dozen over-fast children dresecu
kiting ncr daughter
transacted, n social hour wns en Louise Sarles, Miss Helen Vernay,
of
guaranteed (a*t colored ptinU.
lirad at her liome on
teas,
one
of
I
ho
most
brillinn
social
By The A*sociated Press
joyed the ho*te*s serving a delect Mrs. John Meisch Jr. und Mm. Rob
Nile
evi>r)t* of the London scu*on. Lady able salad nnd ico course. About ert J. Holly Jr.
figures and plain colors. Sisea •
Oxford wns dreRsed n» u aheik nnd 25 members were in attendance.
Mrs. Baldwin Active
Special for
rs. lien Caswell roLONDON: The end of the soeinl wore a thick, black beard which
wn*
better
than
u
mask.
Momlay evening seuson in London does not mean
SUPER PLANES REACH I’ EKIN
ended visit with the rest for Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, the
Defend*
South
Sea
Girl*
FnU Mr. and Mrs. J. wife of the Premier.
She is busy
HEREIN,
SepL 1.— M V The
ARCHITECT
IAINDON:
Beautiful Imlfeasle
Atlanta. Gu. They at work in her husband’* consti
evernl weeks in New tuency in Worcestershire, where girls do not run around in a very W olff bureau reports that two
First National Bank U1<Ik .
niliideipniu. Dr. Can- she is opening fairs anil flower few clothes, charming young Eng super-planes of the German l.uptI
iiilist! have arrived
in
Peking.
|
Sanford,
lishmen
down
on
the
Gold
Const.
-------- Florida
** ,h<' World Dental shows and appearing at all sorts
Princes Marie Louise, cousin of They arc said to have covered the
of summer fetes.
* niludelphia, Pa.
King George say* the play, “ White (1,200 miles from Germany in tun
Cargo,” is n “ cruel libel, utterly days.
Will Forgives Enemies
Me( aslin nnd her sisThe Princess
LONDON: " I dio as a Christian, false und untrue.”
(»duy from Mpnrtcut,
rccontly
visited
the
Gold
Const and
thanking
nil
those
who
have
been
' " “ till will return
Biey have been spend- good to me, and pardoning thoso letters about her trip which she
Wi*r,
who have done me evil und Blun wrote (o hVr sister, Princess Helena
Victoriu, have just been published.
dered me so greatly.”
When Mary Clare played the role Whereas. Our Heavenly Fa
These
words
ore
from
the
Brit
Kossiter nnd children
of
Tondeleyo in the first London
"Muesduy from Cora- ish will of the Da wager Princess production of ‘‘White Cargo” the ther in His infinite wisdom
Here they have been of Monaco, who was Miss Marie censorshipp forced her to extend has removed from our midst
First showing of colored fills,
summer with *rla- Alice Heine, of Now Orleans, which , her costume very materially, hut
disposes o f $150,000 worth of
our friend and veteran, Mr.
velvets.
Ail the new shades
uvea
in
the
more
sedate
apparel
property in Great Britain.
sheiwon great favor and the play Frank Norris
Tho
dowarger
princess
was
tho
J,r". Robert A. Cobb
ranYor nearly two years.
Hesolved, that we, the N. de
toss, will return homo •second wife of thp late Prince A l
*
--------\
bert
I,
of
Monnco,
and
was
divorced
,ron'. New York, Ca1
“
Maidens”
Change
Name
V.
Howard Chapter of U. D.
Sho was married
r lioints of interest in by him in 190*.
TlOKYO: Tho largest girls' or
to the duke Jo Richtdieu, before
spent her marriage to Prince Albert of ganization in Japan, The Maidens' C. have lost a valut^l friend
Society, which Is semi-official nnd and hereby express our ap
Monaco.
whoo« purpose is entirely patriotic,
* r»' h. L. Wiley, of
is preparing to chango its name to preciation an,d 'high esteem
Housekeeping * “ flobby”
visiting In SanLONDON: Housekeeping is tho th ej Young Women’s Association. of the exemplary Christian
of M?s. Hu- latest hobby of British girls. Mrs. The, society has a membership of life of thfe dear departed.
D. Cottlngham.Taylor, director of 150(000, with 13,000 local bodies.
Resolved that we the N.
ths Institute of Housekeeping and
}
Exchange
Bars
Women
de V. Howard Chapter of U.
lUuvht ,JT U Stafford Domestic Scienlc, inys most of this
PARIS: Tho Paris Stock Ex D. C. hereby extend our
R “* 1
htMP Rvlen Eliza- talk about thefaodem girl caring
change remains barred to women
- 'hiy for Coronado only for plensiike is rot.
heartfelt sympathy to his dothey will upend a
a conspicuous altmugh^so many these days arc
‘‘It Is true Jhat
I
voted
wife and other relatives
taking
a
direct
interest
In
its
opfew women gire the impression
There was a time when who mourn his loss, and
that modern wanan is highly friv orations.
1*Lv t"1•
R PhiliIP* returned olous,” she ssiq "but you may bo they were admitted to tho gallery,
Resolved that a copy of these
but
jn
1898,
when
anarchists
were
Wnyeroas, Go., assured there pever waa a time
Uo* “SINCLAIR” Gu
*> minor op- when women wwe more keenly tn- placing bombs In all sorts o f places, resolutions be sent to the
Stockbroker*’
Association family of the deceased and
Pad #C 'eager power
y ^ - ^ L . hospital, ^ tsrested in tho |oroe and its prob t h e
passed a regulation that no woman
SINCLAIR OILS
spread
upofi
the
minutes
of
lems.”
should be admitted, os it was
,A .
ptu.h w ^ ‘ ruii i ekto ant,
feared that one might introduce a our chapter. j,. Y ' -V
y •Oxftrd
_ . ..
Lady
A Sheik
bomb,
concealed
la
her
clothing.
MRS.
CLIFJX>Rp
BELL,
)N| lily Oxford—better The regulation remairta in force
"iS s r ffii
rot
* public "■
would seem
although the dar
Vskgot Asqulth-was
Knot
been
RONG
to
most co »p l^ M ‘U,gul*»d —
/t'V •
tir
at the costume IpH given by )(ra.
.>nz
m
Brown, tie Amnrknp:
vv-'
'. / n j'
R/J,
Mrs. Raymond Key Is
Hostess At Delightful
Bridge Party Tuesday
jride Honored
[iscellaneous
lesday Night
I ENGAGEMENT OF SANFORD COUPLE
l
ANNOUNCED TUESDAY EVENING
Mrs. Percy A. Mere Is
Hostess To Members
Sisters Bridge Club
Delightful Courtesy
is Given 1 his Morning1
By rHie Misses Holly
L A D IE S !
FLORIDA CLEANERS & DYERS
A N C
CITY H ALL
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 3RD
French Swimmer In ?Azarian Members Are
Channel Discussion! Entertained Tuesday
Mrs.
Anderson.
NEWS OF WOMEN GLEANED FROM
ALL OVER THE WORLD
Elton J. Moughton
Resolutions
Why is the A. B. C.
salesman always on
1the run, there must be
a reason.
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HURLS
Cardinals Assum e League
First Inning
Lead While Pirates D rop
Johnson popped in Allen. Doyle
Hififil to Crowe, Brown doubled i
To Third Below The Reds
! to right, Bryan popped to Hailey. |
i i'ne hit, no mini, no errors.
Gam e B y Innings
TRIBE DEFEATS
Another Title For Bill?
Brin.ley looked at his llilril jj
! trike, Frisbie singled to center (
t Chicago shut out Cincinnati l to
( Hv Ass oris ted PrgH.s)
! The Si. I.ouis Cardinals wiw" n. Junes holding Hie Beds lo two
,c v i e out stcuillig second. Dumas
CnuiieC double and a sin- :
•illgliwl 111 left, he too, was (lilt i strult mg ahead of the crowd m hitI the National league today.
T1
yh hv Gonzalez produced the w in - J ( lev eland Noses Out' Victory
tooling second. Two hilv, no runs
I Pittsburgh Pirates had been crowd
no errors.
nieg run in
In Tw elve Innings A fte r
ed from first to third place.
Second Inning
The American l eague the leatl I
The wildest uiihcaval
of
tli 1
Tieinir
Score W ith Five-Run
Or mill's flied to llamas, 1Allen week vest i i day saw the Pi rati ~ of living Yankees dropped to 5 '-a
if
ally
In
The F iflh InnittK
grounded (o Crowe, Austin did heaten twice by
the
Cardinals. eaiues when Philadelphia trimmed '
Hu
on
H
to
li
while
Cleveland
was
likewise. No hits, no runs, no «>r- 'Cincinnati '.hunted
into
set on*!
i ors.
olnce ii Im .u) of the Pirates, and laking a 12 inning <oiliest from St. |
f.p *
*
Crowe grounded to third, .Mvers t'hit*i!!" drawn a step closer to the |,o".s ti m a, with Philudciphin itt ■
Vi w York t'"i
■' more games, '
ftird to right. Dmihar lifted l " |top. i ml- today hnd a MiieC poit
Brow ii . No hits, no runs, no ■r - 1margin < V ( Imdtmni i and l l g 'r \ .eil.eii root( r - are feeling iterv
i hu ago and
Detroit split u
cors.
,
was
( liver I ’ll I ' il 0 1 Ii. ( hiciii
ap
i\
ing
g
"
"
'
I
haII.
j tov.deslvie In Fine Form To
Wpti i’
Third Inning
l point •so 1
.,
-nee
(
b
eland,
in
'Jrul
place,
’ efe;iI Reel Sox; Detroit
He
(lotlt'li
I!1'i l, ■titii'k 'mi, llew tlt I'aiuiisl l
In tin ' ' i game o»
,i.|i lu'iidei . i lie a.'.o in the first 1
i (ibnsoii ■ingled In short, I toy li hill ai - ' I " Ills, Slleli I held tic
'■id White Sox Split 1'itir
,i i' i used t'l.ur pit' her.: for 21'
. lie 1 to 1'iuiiiii. ('n hit. ii" ruii ! Pirate- i" •' tills will II ■ Ins matt
li 11 |.i win I t' . J. I >etn lit 1ook .
i'i
round
I
no i i rnr ..
I c lout' d Wad' OWS fill
Sipt. I. mi
1 ■ 1 I. VP LA ND .
' >nlv lain heing .i I In "lid, sev ell to s'*',
B.'Hey '.ingled In left. Allen on I Pit |slm i "Ii
(
bind
v\iai
Tuesday’"
g.
1 '.veleskihut old lio-tnn 2 to
tifieid him to second, Wilson | homer 11v i iv !er. Hell ni.lde thI*'•
!i
I . I ollls. ti to a in 12 mill
grounded to sho't. Bailey
took • hits, one a hoimruii. Hatev also e His douhie, with Judge's triple. '■
cut ting New York's mat
fp ij? ; *
— — v
In
ilie
National
Hague
buttle
for
smashed no tl\c eircnu.
think Hensley filed to right.
>
• and one-luilf games.
Sa-iKJ ':By Pcje N,*ton
i '
The I'i i at. s W( l I liaiaily/.cd hv pave Wn “hi no ton I In* victory.
One hit, no runs, no errors.
I
took .m early lead of
’a i l n r ^ i u ^irit '{]n , the pinches
II
,i
idace,
the
Phillies
elimhod
out
'
ui
the
second
Sotlioron a suit 1ml I
Fourth Inning
r
i
by
reason of doubles by
>ifc tr% o f raisrues in the field ui
the
cellar
and
shoved
the
Brawn
.
They got ' oily three lilts and lost
Mi r and (lerher and Rice’s hornBrown walked', w)l son fumbled 2 to I.
1 t h ^ w g y f o r Tho 4 to l viein by overpowei ing them 7 to 2.
I
wit )i a rainier on base.
«jf George Block's Saints ov- Bryan’s hunt and hoth runners
Celery-Foils Tuesday nfter- were safe, Oriudis limited to W il
I.ouis blew up tin* sixth and
>ft This was the worst dnv the son who threw to ijnul too lute to
land scored five runs, tying
J> hq^e had in the field for j cntill Drown, Aden singled In cent
core.
Sensal iotiul
catches
tiroy. Lee Crowe’s pro leges ; cr. L "w n and llrvitu scored Dr
11ne prevented Cleveland from
played brilliant ball afield ih Tcs wn- mil, on a double steal
■ ng in the tenth and eleventh
Austin fanned, Allen scored ml
a past month,
nt’ e.
Tlie winning
run was
ny Wilson Went tile route Block's single ' o fell, Meivctl flied
I by ivumn o f during base
ei
Tdilcq. national tenni
01 »n md one o f the greatest
I'jCelory men and jntched a til left. 1Tv'.'i I it , i In *• i itps, out
,ng t»v Sunimati.
lie hit n
i ui t In- history i f t he gat
Ir
hnvvn abinit to return
me allowing eight hits and error,
'e vvt h one mil.
L, .Sow "tl
rd drive in t lie v iei'i.1 v of ill'e h.iM'lme.
Tilden, despite earlier
Krishir I'I ied i.. I toy I", I hinm
out six halters. His oae
■d and T.iit’/.ke hit a grnumier
N i g h ! A i r ( T m i s c s W ill lie M a r y la n d A m ! F lo r id a T o Hr
-I |o t in i mil i ’ii y , .Tins to he in champiimsliip form, and
* the ■fnarih inning proved walked, Crowe grounded to -hurt
1,• i her, the latter fumbling, but
S d u lh e r ii l o a m s .Im ir n e v ln tf
i- "V. |,> I tc(| lo win the ■t "iv n fo r tile s<kvc*ntli s n r c f i \c tinu.1 tlii.M
(liv e n During Meel W hich
rning point m the game.
Myers grouaibd t > thud
No hi*
'•ring quiet.ly and he was able
season.
N orth 'l o T ic k le N ow Foes
W ill He Hehl Sept.
1-1C
Itt, pltelier for St. Cetera* no runs, no • ' rm t.
rlit**iw tn first when
Siiinma
although rapped for eight
Led for home and slid in under
Filth liuiiny
( IIICAHO, Sim/. 1. t/I't Every
I’ ll 11. \ DELPHI A, ,Si'i>:. 1 <iV>
kept them scattered and
t lll'IIW.
John loii lilt' d lo Heilislev, Doyle — I'or Ihe fil'd lime in A llli'l tea vveslerit f'imfeln*Tlee foolhall team I
. have laid u sliutouL except
Manager Sislrr and Coach Wilrounded In second.. Brown I'aiv- nigiit air "circuses" will lie given will engage one or more opponents!
fy«rA' scratch hit in the ned. No hits, no rims no errors.
. of the Browns were buiiduring" I he National Vie Races in frmn md -ole conference ranks in ; i l by Umpire Rowland in the
r * iitning that scored Wilsdn
Dunbar fli"d lo I >**\!••. Bailey idiuics, amnituned us I lie large t major contest . during the
11126
L ’ thitd.
h for protesting when Howland
sirtgh'd I" !"fl, Allen fanned, Bail
(Ilay and. Allen were the lend- ey was lorei d at ei mid by Wil- im held licie Seal. I |o Hi. A mass HTSlMTlT.
I n drive by (ierlier was foul,
The Navy, ('olumbia, and Penn
Itters for Hanford, each get- aop. Due hit, no runs, no i rrors. format inn of approximately limi air
■ere
by innings:
sylvania
will
ri
pi'esent
the
Atlantic
numlier
■
V"r
in
the
air
in
a
similar
palr of aingles, while BlockRi van fouled lo Allen. Dnielea
l.otiir
barley Allen each rapped fit I>11<11, A ll'll singled lo center. h*‘ area, aei ,al warfare and parachute • eabonril in exchanges of gridiron
7
oin 2(io ooo ooo—r* 1:1 L• ,'
tali lit with (tie middle west, while
leaping ate planned.
^MUon ’s fnst ones into safe
slide .ecmid. Alt: till flit'll to lel’I.
( " .. land
Kentucky.
Maryland
and
Florida
tofy.'' Beasley secured the on- One hit, no runs, no i m-rs.
SilO.OOO Pri/CH
ooo oroi ooo ooi o ir. 1 L a k e la n d S l u o g o r s F o u n d T h e T a m p a SlugfRors Hunch H i i s
are among the southern teams en
*ta base hit of tho game when
The nlees are part of the cr-uuiHe i vlev dmihh d t m i ighl, I- ri ;
Ha*lerics: Van (iilder, Zachary
O f f e r i n g s o f O w e n s h'nr l i
gaging Dig Ten opponents.
O f f M c R a e In S e c o n d , T h i r d
tabled in the sixth.
Kv piedt ion tnogram.
Ide pi.lined to short, I tlimas flied In I'o'it "iini.il
in'il Hargrave; Shante, Miller, Hud
Visitors ojiened the scoring
Navy Pin) s Tw o
O
i
l
s
A
n
d
S
ix
it
u
n
s
;
('ttsnek
A n d F o u r t h I l i n i n g s ; f'raijjf
Tltev
will
ineltnle
Hvenlv
events
left. (Town grounded In “ hurt. No
Hu and Sewell,
Jen fat, the fourth inning
IJvdJt Pui'diu* anil. Miiliigun vviil
■fn • a total 1 f > 10,1MUI in >a Ii and
A n d F n !v o \ " I.e a il Lu M U ie k
!n F in e I ’orni F u r W i n n e r s
hit",
no
run.-',
rm
1 1 1 in .
rn drew free tmuxporlninei't the N.ivy-*.»Pui'diu* at Annn>many I I'oubb A ai.liees Full Before MarkN’l'l I Mill I lining
p.d, . I li i
amt Die Wolverine: at
to pU rt_ the inning, Bryan
i ■in-" Tri y •V | t he "l lit to llaltiinoi" Dii, .10. ( hieugn and
I'DIM' M YE RS. Fla.,
I AKE! \ND,
.-"t. . 1 . ' •'
Black inn ! •( |o let i , I l e w 1 1
ept. I
NEW y DRK, S. I i. I
i,pi
Til"
Uld down a hunt to Wilson
v, Vi ill
e 1va ( i
ik Yankees Mil fel l'd an I l.k. •Ifirii) lo.i ie il 1VV.1J 11 a :glil •i. t'F , ’ ■Ci 11 nip:, made a two si might
Illinois, plav ii'tuin games against New
Jbc local In■aver couldu'l fu d I- inni'tl, loh n -till )’ ip," ■I ! o Hail
ot her
hack T im' dav
Herb Pen Sill t " C l will t 1h" V ll •nit, i io ■tfC- ,. o \ ' ■1 i ■ 11 Myet',', w ilining 'I uesdn ,'
> 111, both threw to thir l |m>i (■> , I In) In itlgb il to 11■I't, Hi "W a a-s'Mi, Id f |ji ■ i i ■i1estallt fi ■"o .id Pepn ylv lima, t Ii
Maroons
pa
■
t
.
.
,
I
he
c‘
ii III '' V, Fli'r i ill
lo
7 o 2 h biini'hing hits m the early
I'
I
it
r)
|
o
ill"
p
I’ellt
Cl
.
I
Wo
hit,.,
'in
Mock,
11
ir
pitching
lar.
fell he "1 tl L‘ il M*♦' [ nla\, 6 In '
kLtO catch the r pending Hi \n
I 'hi Lull Ip111,1 till, I Ci and III
tlm i .'I e in.i v -tail al at. v ( i in ■
AH it H I’D A i: 1I'l’ l.ll!
fore tin Philadelphia Athletics in S d i <i nla
I on . im i i no
,tha bases, were full v. iili
on il- home field at U i luma
r» i\ 1 1 u i Ta io pa
Il?l. 'i T If
Meets lui a long fly lo light. alter Align d til and eover a'lV dll,
the ope I' nl
si'fi'
H to fi. Peni t base shot int t In
A
*
I
i
t;ii
e
along
allu'v
reach
III"
0
I II 1 n 1II !1ICk,
3i
7
Him
III,
Iiiiiiii.ii
.ingled
to
,hoit.
Bailey
nook
w
kiiueked
nit!
of
the
hex
I lllio State vv ill
fha*c shot into t lie conn t
n u 1 jmi*. i■.
Vli.Uid h'aijos ll 'i n g I ii -M where
1 u n
Mami: Ii, . f 2I>
in three 'inillgs m which the viletl and Brown mil lit van iaimed A lli n giminded In I n '
.ie a mst ( ( 1union
o n 0 'A 1 u Staid' oi
tin; ..ri o| e to 1.1 held, hv UiVdiUgip
Horn di
i li!" ini i .» i im . no m i ors.
oiH It u hit and vcoreil Hoc; rf, -Ji
cs win. "id ..... in ai
Ornelas
ipii 1 ! i f a vc.if .ii
1 I
- d Si |Cembt'i '! It I a eol.t* t In ■on t lo i . ne vv ill
1 l n 11 0 II 1 . H
six enni"i
Fight It Inning
■d runs.
New York used Arm 1Infi V.1 1 .
uctlblh steal, and 11* wilt
York,
th"
i-rnss i uiinl i .■ 1 hi i (I
M. Dcinit !l 2)ilfrf
Hi ' ail lot a Inn dl'i vs I" Hea
e deliiolist rat e
20 pin.!I ..p,
e
• deep fly to hit t> end toe
Mill. i. e
t i ■•
Score
Drliele popped to Dun,a , Fn ‘ a .tinlitv of I'dmmci'i ial air i raft a id
innings;
Salv.itr, 3h
t'l'i'ida e"tiles to Siagg I'icld
in
open
to
any
tvpe
of
civilian
jJCpJJonud the sixili itmiog fiir juggle I Alien's roller and lie vva i
Del. ' r i "pen llte season against Philadelpi i 222 |tltt nil! s |fi ;i I Im i ii k, ss
Hlaekslock, If
' I Iw Ms, p
i 'im ,igi.
Humic
!)i
Sara
'ora’ wlth
with u tioiiliLt)
uuu
to i in lit, tint safe al tiisl, he took second on a plane. A im v ami imvv airphtne
The Colonels of K >'M- Nevy York
(102
(Kill
120
7
H
1
are not elig ib h .
Batten.
] t nekv v 1 with Indiaim at Him m Craig, p
t W t atrundcuL on st'Ceml when wild pilch, ami scored when i-'i i ■
Rommel, Pate and lb I'Wer, i f
Tile race carries c''“ h jri'i/.e- of ingtoii i I 1 ‘J and Chicago i“ in>st Perkins: l : nxtlUl, Pennoek, Thom
tale popped to slant. Duma hie lino|e,l Austin' l|ot grotllldel'
Totals
*3
mlled to It lot k poppl'd to t rovve. No hit- SI.UIIU and l lie w i nice also will rtu M.i 11 ami on the same day. The Hs, Hoy i ,t d Beligoiigh, Collin ,
I \tb left und Crrtwe
i
Totals
•J!t
27 10
(liv e Ihe Se ipli'' <'eillcimial ll'o- smith w II be reprcM'iitcd again on Sevend.
Lakeland
/
one ton. t wo i i 111 I s.
* * i Fl. M\ci■;
fOP the final rnit.
AB
It
1
1
PO A E
0
Htaiiiei, If
\\ 11."ii mg ltd to lig lit. Rea lev phv ,
,h two out in the eighth \l
;i Big Ten field vvlieii Missi.-sippj
1'ilsa I'e , If
11 t 1 6 (1 II
0
f'Hi,
in,
th
Aero
(
'bib
l
rnphv
wall.ed,
he
Was
foiled
at
second
ipok aacoml. scoring n immie.it
A and M. conies to Blnpiniugtoii
Cm eh -I i Wilts For Seaatnrs
*> ll 1 t) 1 (1
I.I') V, 21>
II' t
l 1 nek, rf
( It her event *» will i in 10111' i nree Nov. Id jo meet Indiana.
When [Brishiu booted A u h .m 11v Frisbie. Wilson look third on
*> II 1 it 0 0
BOST d .N Sept. !. f.Pi Boston
f
)"
111
i
r
i
g
o
.
ef
II
11' I'nnci ,, e
r. Block skied to Crowe for (tie plav. Illinois walked to fill ihe ra> es I nr light ad td.11 - with on
V i-enii-in Tackles Kansas
,wus tnmi'L o I iml l Ie- - pit nail of
W
lek
ham
4 II u T 2 0
, ef
0
ha es. ('icier lamjcd, Wilson : cor gilic piHloo di-plm nineiil "I
'lu
Two. we,tern eonferenee teams ferings "• he veteran Ceveleskie Fut cove, ef
.
Doran,
i1
:i 0 0 0 t 0
<
)
I
.tick
ley,
2t,
i ! when .lolnoon 1'umhb‘d Mvcr i rliie inches or less. T in first i wn will >v ti Ii ■riiiiiI assaults o f Missouri today mil
nfort/^ldlliefl KtVorigly in it
Washington shut the iloiir.il, ss
•J 0 0 L 1) ]
1 (1 ra ml io. if
me h Kri1Id" w as " it nl I hii «1 of these luces will In; eliiii'nat loo Vnllev eoiitel'etice teams.
o f ' tile eighth. Wilson hot
Me In Red So.\ i. .
to It. BosLnn was
4 1 1 16 t) 1)
0 { Ma’iie! , Mi
fu nlartuninnt into coaler, U< a . II ■ vvn trapped between Die h.i -e ( coiile Is, I'm )i w ii h '! .2Ml in ga 11 engages I IhlaSionm \ mol \|. held to i ■ iiils, well seat t el ed. I loiljp'ii, !( i
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l
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ss
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1 II o (1 7 1
II
I
Willey,
p
ori/"
I ' i!**I vv r■. gai a a phe . in at A nu \i nor Dv 1. 2, Wisconsin will The gami
walked, hut -whs forced at si .■ 'I v.' i lilts, mie nut, im rrors,.
played iii one hour
D.iyl",
,■
1 0 U t o I)
Ninth liming
by F/'iijbte. Wilson took third
e.u h rare oiav em.ipeie in 111■■ thud np'il Ihe always dililgerou
Kan and eiglib i
minutes.
„\ triple
.ik
1
,'.,)*,
1 0 1 <1 •1 ll
P
21 t; 11 27 12 i 1
Till ills
1j. Will popped to Wilson, John rilee for ¥2,linn II < I-U HI | the sas I".no at Madison Del. ;i,
th® pld y.
Dtmmk walked l "
by Judge a d ;» dollhl" by Covel
mu
uin
nun
■
2
1
Sara-ota
-■•n
grounded
lu
I
be
pilebei.
Ilovle
^ho bases with one gone. Crowe
\"io ( bib of Hi i; 0-v Ivan la Itopliv.
< h.i.ulo will send it m Slate Mlie
hie were
well th
ig faetm . 'ip Wash
l.la ls
*I'S ') 7 27 15 •>
Inn uni nl\ li
Lakeland .
ined by inches. Myers singled walked, he stole second, Ml own
There will be a ci n i e I tor Teachers team to Iowa City (let. 2 uigton’s run
I,
innings:
Two has ■ int.*, Dorlgen, Miller,
Ifthnrt and Wilson scored. Kris lined to I him us. No hits, mi run - model niriilinies, tin- motive povv
again-1 Hum 1iigwerseu's ellntgisn.
Score by mljngsr
Stolen Iihsi -. Buckley, Anns! I'ong, i nntpu
D.'ll 100 00.0 —7
Was rniiplil in a tiap between no ci I'm's,
m of whil tl is re-trii toil lo Ivvi ted Two North Central ................. ag- Washington D00 ID 1 unit- 2
Miller. Sio ri I'iees, Brazier, Bin k- hi. Mvei:
Dunbar fouled to lef t - Baib .’ huliber bands. The planes nm-t. be gr"giitions will play to Big Ten
000 001 100—2
and tlu'd ami tugged out by
Boston
(UK) IKK) linn o
ley. Doiibli phiys, Arm .-1 rung ( mi- i Siiiiintaiy: Twn-lmse bit, O'Ueilgrounded to sci'oiid. Allen ground
• le a . "
laonelied by Ii md and tin- race i- auihciiei - in three games
North ’ Batteries l ovelesk ie and
a.-siseted); loniiel: to Artn.-'troiig. , |
ed to second. No hits, no runs, im
T l'i i'c-huse hit, 'Tanner. Stolen
of I Dakota meets Minnesota at Min Russell and Wiltze.
duration of flight.
itersburg
I l p o a i: errorn.
Left on liaso, Sanisoia
Lake- i ba e. Lee. Sacrifices, Lopez, Craig.
•e diminutive model i em,'im III I oeapnlis ( let. 2, a lid Iowa ot In wn
l
i i I (i s t j*i ; i K
Jeon, ss
laud 6. Base 'it balls, o ff Oweiis 3; I Doci.le pluyti, D'Reilly, Wickham
I
CMy ( let. ti, w hilt* Soot Ii Tfcikota
air. Ii*n minute
Tigers \ml Sox Hividi
t, 2 h
Willey 2. Umuires, Frederii'k* and f ;iit.I Daniels. Left mm buses, TumS A N FOH11
t
j empos I" Evan qiip Mel. 2 to meet
DETROIT, Sept, t i.l'i
\ I ter Lane. 'Time 1:37.
1N"l'l llVVe : "fll
I pa 1 l*'"rt Myers 7. Base on halls
m o v ie s
iu<; i m u s i i t y
being minded in to j ui tin first
Inning Proves
son’s Undoing:, 3
(Ms Being Scored;
' Is Codnt In 6th
IVnnock Beaten By
Slugging Athletics
ley, A llen Lead
' Sanford Sluggers
I g p l e y Gets The Only
tra-Base Hit But
w {<lsXeft On The Bag
600 P L A N E S T O M A N Y O U T S ID E
B E E N T E R E D IN G A M E S A R E O N
N A T IO N A L M E E T B IG T E N C A R D
§m s
SARASOTA DROPS SMOKERS TAKE
SECOND STRAIGHT ANOTHER FROM
TO HIGHLANDERS!FORT MYERS, 5-2
i
Auft'tist Bain Tall
'Polalled K Inches
I
P A U L SM ITH 'S
Ihe big 1mi
tie'-, of movies, no dcsi rihed by
Will Hays: Americmi funs spend
Augnsl rainfall totaled H.I inches i n 1>Illitm a year at hex offices;
UCrording to the records of the lo production costs total $ l .ill.(Kill,mill
cal U. S. weather nhserver, M's. and Ktudio salaries $i>u,()0(l,D(io,
Alice Walker. This is less than| 27,1100 miles o f film arc shown in
for ihe eonespoinliiig month ot . the United States daily.
I'.t2f», whi'U totaled IU2.I7 indie •.
The Ill'll viesl precipitalmu of tin I Flagler
lleneli
$77,t)|M)
new
month was l.lil im lie- v.lu Ii fell mil i oiirl house, to lie huilt for I' lughr
Aug. 2U.
( 'ount v.
N"ti*' Dane', the h -i
known
ill oh Ih* iv .tern team outside On;
Hig I en i n i |e, will have three opport unities to demonstrate ir*
prow es: against conference elevens,
Minnesota will ho met at Minimapoli: Dei. 21, and 'Indiana at South
Head Nov (t,
Club Standings
Ja ck Dempsey H as Made M ore Money
Than Any Other Fighter In The R in g
1 1'«; 11Only One New Face To Appear Am ong
it i The Coaches O f Big Ten Grid Teams
Tunney, Dempsey W ill1
Attend Boeing Meet
Killed As
lin Is Derailed
"f ,!n.r.*,*i_.!>r'viHo. w,n
jfisZjn
ti
w
:<&&&
’Al
ai
<}rv fNnintlinjtDaft
In lake Lead In’
( libs Trounce
W h o T a k e 2nJ
FhiUies Climb Info
I'}-':'"
Heating
(ids Knur]
SI M u
"I'i, u
st. 1 ,1.10'- I 'U'luiiib ,|i
I’i!t •l.urirli firings M it
"> Hi.' National
,'
h>* Wl,l,nng Mth |
"m o le header Tum,1„ L
“
>■ " m the weiSi’S
e ie v hi I" Ciminutj »|j
ivimaKti.
Mortutliy’s m
11 throe
over ( 'mi l!,Mali wj,j,
l"'Oi' 1,1 rI hi r larlt,
Nu'-. iH' fry ID|||j.^^.
'■IKST GAME
Pit' I'll,nil 1M.I) I,|f)
St. 1 uni
m : 1,1,1 Id^
I latte, (
-Mcari'.wi,
and .' im.
St'coii'j
KntMi l;ak
P itlsluirgli min inoj
St. I,"ills
(llllt ||(M)I
Batteries-: .Morrison, Saul Ii; dhoruti andL1
eU
< tihs Tum (It
CIlH AfiO. Sept. 1^
go gave Ciiieinnati'ii
pinitinns a jolt fya
ling out the Heels, 11
final game of the
was won, two jj'inwI
thi* L'nli^,
Only Hi';
made off Jonei, tUil
toucoi'd for tune unj*
Id)1 S) voral t imtx tot |
tighten up ami
poill 111 s ;i| 'the
Sl'lito l'\ .nnerx
( 'itieiiio.il t nen MAI
t 'hie.igo
non ooii
Hal: ei a . May toll
Join's a I'd li'i'IIMtlet
PinHi) - In Soqtkl
l ’ l i I i .AI d.M’illA. f
The l'htllii s went T
place lod'i v lie t;ikin(t
straight gaino from
Braves, i t" 2. Hu
had a perlett day wiU]|
gles.
Seine 1,y innings:
Boston
tifli) nil
Philiutel|ihill "'ill 100 I
Ball cries; Wertz, Mi
Ta y b ’r; Wilbixvichly «d l
Champion
Black Eye
A t Atlantic!
ATLANTIC CITY,4
Jack I ii'tn|«s)*y.
e vi , t d, a •.luatKin i
Hi* il"* - ll"t kn"W l
his spaiiing |:iirtnrtl I
sihle, anil Piiiiit' 'J tki
eon fi is. |[is left O'*'
with iliffenid shade*piiui vvno so well satin
condition that hr (if
lay o ff wad I put h110*
the iTsiuiip:uni of
He Inis Uiki'H "" a
xvi) k and imw sculea
Win'll 11 *lining IJ
off McRae I. Wild pitch, McRae morrow .Marly liurke,
\l STR M IA SHIPS HEFF
Augur and Tandy, Time, light-wnight, will l># :
with Dem]i<cy.
1
LON DO IN Austral,a is trying
Dempsey to de>ll|t
In provide some of Die roast beef
LE W IS B E A TS R O M A N O
has boxed I uMiicv tws
! ,,f ,,ld England that now comes
“ Dempsey looks to^
largely from Chicago and Buenos
VE R N O N , Cal., Sept. L — (/PI— condilioii right "
Aii es.
A* shipment ot h! t"os, Ed " S t rangier” Lewis, claimunt tn “ I favor Dempsey w>
chilled by MjfMger,.t.,| cooled air ult. \VuV|d's heavyweight wrestling of (lu diffi'iI'liri' m
f iinriK, a .** <hiVH
has
* F,-i 1n|uonishi won hifl mil tell hi^ro tween them. Tunn*^,
J’.'if " " ::lllt *, h" r ' l'
Ih‘ comp,. I la , night with
Mike
Romano. puncher Dcmiorv i*tiUon lor
,N1|i
u*
Finm* r
lhrt‘W Romano in l\\\ minutes
■i” .11 .al,t,*v 1,1 ’ MM ' iir<‘ S4i i 1i 11k with a Inauilork ami Romano failed
snurijy to attempt to rhiw toil<m ttr appear in tho rin^ after his five
in Bolivia.
. minuti s rust,
•
game, the lid im t '1'igi s set al cited
a 7 to 6 victory off in, White Sox
ip Ihe second game in the dolllde
header Tuesday. Whit hill. Smith,
Gibson and llollowuv wen pounded
0 0
for 23 bits in the t.|Aner.
We.
H 27 I
started tho tp-eond game, wobbled
in the sixth inning uud Um,
A ,
II I'll
I rescued him. emitnl'uied a lion,,.
I run to the Detroit •■■■'.re.
\|r,ri
i hurt made nine tuts, .tu hidiu;- two
j doubles during thu at: -mioou, faili i .d r i d a s t a t e i . i :
E ling to get on bust* ,m,v .MuV ,,ui
w. V ” Pel of 21 trips to the plate.
Orlando
. 27 1K .000
Scores by innings:
SAN. DIU)
27 18 .781
FIR ST GAME
Ft. Mvcrt>
27 21) .771 ■'
Tampa
. .27 21 .703 Chicago ... KM) 030 18::
| Detroit
(100 (120 (Kin
Luk, Ian 1
.
27 •>•)
St.
IVt)
rsburg..
27 .138 | Batteries: Faber and
...
21
20 1 8 27 7 3
itn
Snrnsot-i
17s Whltchlll, SnBth, Ci ibsol),
17 28
Btcrahurg
(too 2nn nio—4
N E W YORK. Sept, I. i,Pi
I 'd aa aminuit used la offset the Brtldcntou ...
..... 1 I 3] ,31,1 way and Woddali.
noo ooo out— i
ford ,........
Jack Dempsey, amniiod the stag
base hits. Beasley. Sncrl- gurlng sum of #177,000 tor en |di licit in operating his hotel at
CHICAGO, Scot. I CP)—To th"l]mth hegimiing theit fourteenth
j I oi Angeles. Also the expense of
SECOND GAME
N A TIO N A L LKAGl K
Allon, Wilson, Crowo. Stolon
gaging Gene Timmy in defense of niiiintalnipg hnmcti Jor his mother
i
.,
,
ranks
o f Western Cunfeia neu find- year of service.
Chicago*___ 002 Old into 6 17 I , , „
W. L.
0. Allen <2), Doyle. Left on tho yrorld’s heavy weight chum
am win in h
l
and
fnthtfr,
Detroit
......
O
O
ll
040
20
1
............................
.Fivt‘
.........
St.
Lmtls
..........
71
..
75
12
a
|
hull
conches
the 1H26 season bring;/
- Big Ten’ G dilates
'8«jif0r(1
7;
St.
Petersburg
8
.
. ..
.
rg n, plonshlp'nt
tlui Yankee Stadium
conference
71 71
Batteries:
Commlly, Thomas.
J|7^n balls, o ff Howltt 8; Wil- Sept. 1 (1, lu tlie richest of all box I ’''hu . I'AInnastm Mauler” since Pittsburgh ..........
one ,u'w "HgUre—that
o f "C
“ Pai"
anas, ‘,,,c
n m ' - i n u i oi
it ! KtJp'r
'n ^
ftson this
; knoeking Jess Willard over nml Cincinnati ....... ......74 74
Huston and Crouse; Wells, Dunss |Page; who tnkes the reins at lu-j y o u — r r
Wild A>Itch, Wilqoa,rf,Umer*. ' *'
winalrtg the title in Toledo, O., Chicago
George" {>pon
Little at Wisconsin
..... ... ... 80 78
and Mnnloa//
,
.diatio XTiiversfty.
|,r
flilh tltlc-holJer already lias July 4, 11)10, has engaged in five New York . .
Clarence W. LSpenrs at
. .00 64
__
'
•
w.
'
1
who
has
ili-cmsed
his
giv
earned more .than 81,000,000 wi'h contests. Including the Willard Brooklyn ...........
Minnesota. Youngor c< icncs In the
(10 70
his gloved fists, but mlsmange- fight, Dcmn»i*]t~linfl 'fought only Philadelphia .......
cnof. rence include Bur( Ingwcrsen
17 75
i take his sent at tlie mK Ten table who «t 28 is bcginnirK hie third
meat of ctilcrpriscM in which in* forty rounds and lias earned IL-" Bo*twn ...... ......... .. ,48 77
tan
beside
the
d^im
of
con
Terence
grid
was Interested cut deeply into his 1(11,000, an nverugu o f 827,000,^0:
|sen sun at I own: 'Glc n Thi*tleiron strategists. Amos Alim o>1 thwaite, who has .eevated tho
fortuno. No matter if lie lodM'S round or 80,200 for every minute
AM E R IC AN 1.HAGUE
who begun coaching at the
his entire pile of money and hold- in tho ring.
’ (.yf1
i
P H I L A D f e t fiH A . Pu.. Sept, l - Stngg,
, North western tehm t#*Ji positlpn'
W. L.
University of ('liic.igo
h«t *>ya ho never will he an
(A*)—
Jack
Dempsey
uni)
Cent*
Tun
vears
n
go mi
“ 'irty-four, of leapcet; and Jatflei D. PhfllaM,
’l'he Line-up
,• • ' Now York ........... .... 7!)
in
itA |oujcct of'benefit.
train F
ney probably win meet in ft PhilTho fiuunciul sluterritmt • .fo l C le v e lan d .....
f
„lqeotn® Secure
a d e lp h ^ r h w , tonight, Imfc morely woTn student‘’-Vt .["‘‘ m "'1 mf nt« r
lows:
•
,y ,
: v « ' i Philadelphia
have proc(ujscd Jn acuta.Ht1 1 'mia iw
haijias a 1200,- Victim
friendly,,'enemies. Both have Stion
Workingj^lmc
Warfes Washington .
'
' Ml,rnon i,iati' tnck « f gonfalon fcvJ at Purdlio.
which he Jess Willard, ThrOo tfeunds, 8,27,- Detroit
Inyltations to attend a
th.is long 500. Hilly, Miaka. Mire® round*,'
bO*ta|t.-show nt Shihe Park
■ J X t ........ ,» s '»X K ln length
Icago
«*»»•***•**•»*-•
862,000,
BIB Brennan, twelvo
dX ---vIH bo here on his wuy
••^♦♦MMr*******-******’
lonmls, 875,000. *•Georges Carpen
training cump at ®LMi£-h|gnn, who
to r
favo
tier, four .rpU3,dSv.WQ0,Ooo. Torn:
5a,. Scores of mnStwi
■
*
14r treruHiuluus niy Gibbons, fifteen rounds. I241
Ohio
|W S t. Cath- fine;
th
im
-gt
irpund 880,b ef’ l
he erected
If.' This inclutl*
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Soiohoran And Slu
Hrates A l Hav \\),
» '. n
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S ir a
Two French
To Meet Kief
Williamsjn
BROOKLINE,
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chnmpionshipfi
basis fur "r r D romfjj
American und
teams.
Seven
% 'if 1
idell
havo survived for
1 'llcnxf Cochct ?nd^ .
non of , h’ r°P(f me ^
against Vincent*K>
Norris William
Cup-ataw--'
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McCALL A FOX, Real estate in
vestments, Best buys are among
SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT
TWO ROOM furrvished apartment our listings. Phone 746.
ftft),
T o w n s h ip
Nineteen
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you
8«nth, R a n g e
Thirty-two
BUREAU
with garage, adults only. 703
want to sell your used cars ad
East.
SEE
R.
C.
TISDALE
for
good
buys
204 North Park Ave,
Palmetto,
vertise dally on the classified V I I
in Real Estate, 236 Melsch Build* page.
The N orthw est Quart a r
FOR RENT— two mom apartment lag.
Hoiitlieast Q u a rte r .
10— Money to Loan
uf ... « r u rl? i l
|Ph Iteveniv-four” Cl4>i7j
also garage. Comer Central and
tvsat Q u a rte r ( N W Q
SANFORD 0UICK CO.
N W Q ) flection T wr’intyf-.UK
e n t y ___ '*(li’)
____
French.
81
—W
anted—To
Rent
212 Magnolia Ave.
Jt a p p e a r i n g fr om the _ .
In T o w n s h ip Nineteen (19) Hnuth.
WIGHT-CHRISENBKRRY PRINT in iM B m
..
o f C4itnplalnt (h at yon « M >
Italian T h i r t y - t w o (31) East.
SHOP - Printing,
Engraving L0A NS-M nney available at 7 per
Phone 367
FOR RENT— two room apartment WANTED.—3, 4 or 5 room house
you
may claim eotne rl gbtr
VIII
Embossing. See us first We do ‘ Cent;, r,lnse 1,1 l,roPcrty- A. P.
Interest In and to
thg
fi
apply Bell Cafe.
Tho
Mouth
T
w
o
T
h
l
n
l
a
or
lha
furnished for 8 months. Must LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON
here in above described. ,c4rj
it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avenue- ' ,,nnt’lly & Sens.
North
T
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r
e
e
-F
o
u
rt
h
s
o
f
the
W
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t
be within it blocks of P. O. Address
It Is T H K R R F O R P ,t
Commercial Street,
I - - ------------- — —-----------------Edward Higgias, Inc.
H a l f of the Weal H a l f o f
the
FOR RENT—two room furnished Machine No, 3, Sanford Herald.
you anti erfeh o f y o g I___
Northeast •Q u arter (H 1-1 o f N that
Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331
1 IS— Heroes, C attle, V eh iclea
hereby required to a p p e a r ;
apartment. 300 Park. Ph. 193.
t, or w ti of w « i or Niln. ..r
Meet Ion T w e n t y -s ta <16) T o w n B il l o f C om plaint herela
PRINTING TH AT PLEASES
ship Nineteen (19) Mouth, K a n g * Mon day the tTlxth d a y
Typewriters and Adding Machines. hOR SALE.—Twenty head good FOR RENT— Unfuraished apart- Wh
Ae d r ™
w,| \ .t7 ° l BE SUKK ""<1 see the new custom
A. D. 19*«. th e sam e
T h f r t y - l w o (13) East.
ments.
1402
West
1st
St.
Day o f this Court, at
THE SEMINOLE PR1NTEKY
nd
l L \\' nte
; V-K°,
lm,tk by I built Studchnkcr*
IX
Jersey milk cows. Apply Egnuiilts.
G. I*.kitchCr[r
care Herald.
Itouse In Hanford, Hem
SAN JUAN GARAGE
601 W. IHh St.
N. Lumley, Prop. geri’s Dairy Farm near Monroe.
T b s North T h r e e -F o u r t h s i>f the Florida, a n d In d e fa u lt
Oust H alf of W e s t H a l f of Nortn - Trees P r o Con 'oaao Will
FOR RENT—Two room apt, with
M. L. Porter.
*144*1 Quarter <N »l <*f F H ' of ' W a ga in s t you. said cau«*t 1
hot wuter and garage 1105 ROOMS WANTED.— 2 bed rooms,
*» of N K Q ) of Section T w en ty kitchenette, bath. Within 5 blks.
in quiet title In and to* tin
19— HuUding Contractors.
Myrtle Ave.
el X (36) T ow nahIp Nineteen, 1 19) herein above deacQbed.
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Machine
No.
3,
Mouth, ttange
T h lrty-lw o
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OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales
It la fu rth er O R ^ E R K D I
DODGE BROTHERS
Bast.
FURNISHED ROOMS for light Sanford Herald.
notice be
*uo1)ahcd In V
through
the
Xenia
Gasette,
ZenSANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile
\
ford Herald, i. n ew s p ap er
housekeeping, with or without
Dealers
’I n r Northeast .Quarter
of
tho od In Hemlnule County, Kloi
roofs, built up toofs. Re-roofing ia. Oh o. Rich agricultural dis
HI— Houses F o r Sale
trict Want ad and display ra te s j Farnge. 618 laurel
Moiithoast
Quart
or
of
the
N
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r
th
a
w e e k fo r f e u r ( ( ) ■
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Ei*
« * « i Q u a rte r ( N K t * of P C Q of w e e k *
SELL GOOD USED CARS
tlmates free. Satisfaction guaran
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Unfurnished apartments and gar- bOk S ALE —One five room house
Townah lp Nineteen
(19 )
Mouth, i clal seal o f the Circuit Col
teed. Oak Ave.ft 3rd St. Phone 111. DAILY NEWS— it cover* Brow
with
bath
$1500,00.
$80(1
cash,
age,
call
after
five
o'clock.
300;
Itnnge T t i lr lv - t w o I I I ) fcCust.
eulh Judicial Circuit O
.m
ard County thoroughly whieh Is Laurel Ave. City.
balance easy terms. Apply l^tney
1925—'Tudor Sedan
XI
I of Florida. In end
fo r
one of the moat rapidly' growing
of
11*25—
Ford
Coupe.
The
North
west
Q
uarter
of
t
h
e
1
County
on
this
T
hin!
day
Drv
Cleaning
Co.
CLARENCE SMITH
sections on the Florida Coast
Northwest Q ua rte r (le ss the Fast j '*■ D-. 1!*!*.
1925 -Ford Touring.
General Contractor
One
nicely
furnished
apartment.
lluif nf the Siiiilhi'ruU
QimrlPir ,
Sample cepj and rate card upon
1100 West First Street
!»15 West 1st St. Phone 207.
tM.rv..(.
A ction
Twenty-tlir»»4*
V. K I»OU(ILA88a
MA\ BUNGALOW, high and dry, I
request
I92.">
Fiirtl
Runabout.
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C lpik ,
at Phone 441
N’.iiitifiil -.bade. Three hundred i
IUnm», T h irty -tw i. U 2 ) Knsi
Hv A. M W f f k * ,
1926
Ford
I
(on
Truck,
d"un
balance
easy.
Also
new
bun-j
furMfiuuiy t’lerk*
M A I N E Watervdie. Morning r o l l KENT.- Two nice large
1
1921 Ford Light Delivery Truck 1 x II
JAMES H. COW AN— All kinds of
iMaine .._ '" / T ? housekeeping r<oonia. 314 tt'doWj nearly 3-4 acre, ideal for !
AH f*f Sitfiih
Ida i'll rim l*i*m 1^
.IH
Sentinel.
Thousand
of
*
__
h i i u l r« l n
poultry. Filling station next to 1
JHin\‘*4 pint of 1'iinkn I'Ytiv Town *
Molh’ltnr ff*t tVtn|»1 ulnaKtU 1N
Tin and Sheet Metal Work. people
are interested in Florida _
Fnrmg First street, or write R A. I
Water nnd Bunt Tanks. . At Oak property. Reach them through , ~
MILLER O PHILIPS, Inc.
~
Box SIE.
Avenue and Third Street. Tele the Sentinel.
Rale card un np- r o j t RENT
From
September
phone 111.
J r
plication.
15th, furnished four room apart- hci! S ALE -O n e new three mom
Elm Ave. and Lit It Street.
---- -----—— — i-------- --------------- meat.
1200 Magnolia.
Blanche
bungalow on Magnolia Ave. op
Tnkaeh.
HODGINS A COV AN CO., Auii 5fi— Fuel nnd Feed
posite aviation field. Cheap for
Radiator nnd sht c metal worlci..
d'lii k sale, easy terms if desired.
Plain and ornstnei hi) sheet met*) WOOL), WOOD— You haul it or FOR RENT.— Five room furnish Fie.l s. Houston, P. O. Box 696.
PHONE 3
ed
apuTtment,
hot
and
cold
wawork. Tel. 716-V . SKrt Kren b
we
hnul
it.
M.
M.
Lord,
Phone
ter.
706
W.
1st.
St
Avenue.
I llltl \\ . 1st, St. —2 sttiry house,*
*—~~—'
3612.
I
Furnished or unfurnished rooms five rtionts on 1st floor, 3 rooms FUR SALE— Spntw it this page
fo r classified
ad v ertis em en t*.
for li^ht-housokceping, also large niu! bath on second. Porch, garage.
F L O R ID A -C n L A N D O — Orlando 57— Good T h in g s to Knt
Morning Sentinel; largest classi — -— ----- ---- —------ --------------- i furnished bedroom close to buth, Uoiul nnuiition. Little nnd Clny- W h y mil rent those vacant rooms,
oi sell those second hand goods?
fied business, rnte lc a word, min GENUINE BRUNSWICK STKW m0<k‘r" conveniences. 1)11 Myrtle tien. Hall Bldg.
Ave.
imum 24c cash with order.
WEDNESDAY’S AND
S A T - Ij -—
F()R SALE— Three room house, 91 — Legal Notices
, UR D AY’S.
10c QUART.
1108
close in, un tine ucre of good
Large cool front room, twin beds,
m
MYRTLE AVE.
bind
Small cash payment. H.
first
floor,
hot
water.
212
West
122— M illin e ry — D ressm aking
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4,
Ball
Bldg.
1th. St.
58— Household Goods.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
"The Rexall Store"
Wo make a specialty of our wompt
Idling of prescriptions and quick
delivery.
Drugs
Soda — Hot Sandwiches
w.
l: N I U .11 l il t '] U
and Found.
GOOD
DRESSMAKER
wants
sewing, Children’s school clothes
tirvcle between 12th St. 1a special!v. Plain and fancy sew0|' S.snfos«l Ave.
ptiw reasonable. Sewing iiv
ririiiigti. (.or. l-th and (|i(, (J
m hmm. if desired. Write
Box 20<l care Herald.
HC+tnol
make
I W ANTED - - To
| clothes for little girln mid boys.
j Mrs. Higgs. Phone 826,1. it
1
DRESSMAKING— KM W. Hughey Ave.
R e-1
Monroe road— Pocket
lining fountain pen and
ider please return pen
bunk to Hanson Slioe
money for reward.
S tation s —
25— Florists.
Rl. TRIM CO
the car, not tho owner.
81“ for estimate*.
W. RADFORD
"S TE W A R T THE FLORIST"
Flowers for all occasions^
McLANDER ARCADE
Phone 781.
VULCANIZING !
EL«BA WELSH
.
. ,,
|27— l,rofwwion:il Services.
rmikes friends"
1------------——— .......
.........
• -----| EUGENE PERMANENT Wave
f lf COUNTY
The . for $10.00, Mnrinello Shop, The
stupendous develop- i Basket. 2nd nnd Magnolia.
Id'bud it in tho Palm '
___ _______ _
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Sample copy sent on ■
PA INTER DECORATOR
A. 11. Riggs, 601 Laurel Avt
PHONE 303
Service Offered!
Furniture Refinished
'ERKINS,—Huberdashet (
ers far C o l l e g i a t e '
Fiist Street.
S. J. NIX
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
300 East First Street.
*’’f)R RENT — 3 room furnished 81— Houses F iii Sale
I'Olt SALE. Dressers chiffoniers. I ,mrlltmerd. Apply Herald office.
chairs, nous, ill shades, n o w ---------- —
— ——— ---------- ■
THREE GOOD HOMES
Congolenm rugs, i hilds l>e<l on , p( ) jt
j,.
FOR SALE
One
furnished
bed
wiieels, fireless cooker, electric ■ room. 305 Magnolia.
On very liberal term*
stove. Enquire 113 Elm Ave. | ___ ___________ ___ _
_____
Phone 735 or 781-J.
Si i ngga-Seogginn (lenity Co
” ° W_________________ ! SOU 'ilKN-T. ■
T v ,. 4
Mhsonie Temple Bldg.
room apartment, all furnished,
75— Specials at the Stores.
lights, water and gas. Apply H.
('. Walker, Bailey's ( ’ash Grocery, cm— Lots For Snl(
First Street.
P E X 'l'o" TOOLS
MAGNOLIA Avenue --corner lot
75—‘ Uuainess I Maces for Rent
taken in trade ran sell at a
tmrgain if soon. Bart Mutton. Nat’l
Are good toids
STORE ROOM for rent suitable Bank Bldg. Uhont* 219.
for mercantile business. 115
and niisnliitcly
Magnolia. Apply W. W. Potter, l V r r r ) nil Iin r o r ( h r f o r t u n a t e t o
h a i r ir l u H s t o r i n I n a u r n n r r a f t e r t h e
Guamnteed.
Phone 831-J
Minroi o f T o e ml n r I T h i n n s i |u>l
77— Houses for Rent.
Distributed by
Tin: BALI. HARDWARE
WANTED TO BUY
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
rt'!' HERALD OFFICE
07 — Itoomg With Hoard.
ROOMS, with or without meals.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
i FOR RENT
5 room furnished,
) modern house. Flora Height*
I Also small apnrtmunt. 200 French M*.
s i r th r ulit r r lln li l* '
: Ave.
s o llit e r n l r i - t l o i i ,
(II
FOR RENT.— Modern five room
house, centrally located. Phone
478-M.
" ’I' k lK lH -n " f o r
I ' l b t t r H o f n,
• t ir n n c c t t r l l t r n .
1' k n n r t o r t o i l a * .
W . .1. T l l i a l ' K X
I 'a l r s t o n - l l r u m l r r lluld ln a
IN t II \ Ncr.lk* .
s i r r t o u c i i ; r T rri.n .
lllllil .M 4'F 1*1 lit It k'l'IOX.
M r i t n s iM V : V.'l'.
I'('.Ml’I, A IN A N r.
I.
117, E. 2nd St.
nil of Hiolfl dtf fiolonl rt ho tif-Hicl.
ill
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in i
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IminIiIMmI.
of I lot«nit.It tu.
1Mill Rio.
II |111
In
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flf-t XlittN,
iNM'll
every
j n- i rton
i\ I h >m ‘
name
iiihI
of
Phone 121 l
'J’hii Northwi*m Quarter of th'i
North west QunrUir ( N W 1, of N\V
(tr.)
:t,
' » ) <if Hi'illon Klflii'ii
T ' i w i h I i I ii T w e n t y
*'•!<*)
.South
ltiiriH» T h i r t y - t w o (,13( I III Hi .
DODGE
Pleasure ears and Graham Trucks
Elm and 13th St.
Phone 3
W1LLY.S-KNIGIIT and Oveilaml.
F- nnd M. Motor Co.,
Park and Conunerciut
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
U. S. L. Batteries.
Distributors Cleveland Six
Commercial Avenue
SEMINOLE H UDSON* ESSEX
INC.
203 Oak Ave.
Phone 1!
3 ha G o ht H a l f oT the Hotillu’itsl
Qn.iriei of tho Nortin<iii*t Q usrte r
I I P , ..r S I P , of S I 1! 1! ) of SueHon rifte e n ( I S )
In Township
T w enty (2(1) Hoiilh, Itunua T h i r d two (.12) East.
Ill
The N'orlh H a l f o f llln Hoiilhssst
ifii.ntor of (hu HouthuHsl Qonrtnr
| X ' i of H K 4 of H K ti) of Hunt loll
!■'41 * i>11 { I fp) In T o n iihIi I p Twenty
I 2111 South.
Ilanao
Tlili ly -tw u
■■) East.
IV
HUPS— MARMONS
Sanford Automobile Co,
2U6 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 127
CH ItYSLKIt
CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO
411 W. 1at St.
Phone 692 i v
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e a c h i ri ' i •■•‘• i <■ of Hi*" nl M» \ V o uo*^!
fi f f 4*iitf ji ni h . if u l l i f , i i i h I If i i i i v «*»
■|'h.- North lln lf of ih>> V o ith raM
ijimrliir nf thu. Sout liw i‘Ht Q i i h i U ' i
( X *4 of NI'.H of S1V l, ) K Iih Sinning hi tho Boitthi'iist Corner
i| ihr N oll h elint Qioutei of tlio
Simtli west Quarter I ME Corner of
N K *, of H W < i ) runulliK Nfirtli
Six ehaltiH. Went six iiih I ons-hnlf
eliiillis. Month six rhiiltiH. East Mix
ami oiic-hiilf (hallo, to huglnulnu.
all In Meellon Klfleelt
(IK )
III
T owiih Ii Ip
Tw ehlv
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Mouth
Itnimr, T h f r l y - two CHI) East.
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r . V . “m'VwJtrt
« gH,
Townshlii Nlnotsen
11:♦k Hontii. itmiKb Thlrty-twu
'■'•*> ,:«»t
NASH'
I^tada the world In motor car value.
S M il’ll MOTORS CO-
TIis
Mootlieast
Q uarter
of
(he
Not thrust Q uarter of Ilia North-
west
Q u arter
N W t)
of
(M H Q
Hrctlon
of
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Assurance that we will not reW
commend the purchase of a piece of vfi
property that we do not think ia fair
.J
ly priced—
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Assurance that there is no screen
till
in front of the listings that come ;nlo - f
A*Xi
this office—if it is a bargain it g iei
■
to you—as is—nothing added Assurance that herc--in the A
IM
House of Higgins, Smith, Wight yon . W
*.¥■
get 15 hours a day f6‘r six days a week J ‘ '’-i
i
iM
of tireless effort and intelligent #
salesmanhip—
•■Jvlh
1
To the end that the property you \ i
■M
list with us will be sold.
A share o f your business
w ill be ap p reciated
1m
%
('> t
The North H a lf of the North H alf
JEW ETT AND PAGE
Sanford Dealer
i
RIVE'S GARAGE
.
208. W. 1st St.
Phono 617 j
vvv.i
What K in
o f Service ?
W II.1.1 AM S'l *>«■*< \V r. I I. KT A G .
i *i ; i , i :n >> . n t h
.\(ITK'K TO K N O W N AN I'N K NOW N I H 'F K N II ANT.N.
ST VI t: up' t'M.i m u . *
T.i \\ llll.iiii c *11r U . i l l 4111(1 Mm lit
SlM.'k ii i ll tit.. w ife , Millin'
- - - Sti r (. .1 ell.
Slnck (4 ■' 11 4414,1
her Ii 4 1.-.i..1111. r 1' 1lelii.^ill y. noil
A l
Hfln •dory , hi* wife
- 1lium).
inert K Itlooil. mi 1 -----M h u If. ', i . G i n It 1' rice, (in 1
Price, Ii 1h xv1f«; E G. l iiu ilrr , iirul
Wife.
limit IT.
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Kliau
1Vriiidillck
mill
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lla trielil. Ill* w K « ,
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mill
Mt Noll, hb* u H« , ami (•>
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m
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I |*Elli-i*Ui'if or i rHiflerie. n EH ♦ tillknow n ff» i lie eoiniilakioi of In III*iilmve i-nlliiifl eii u»tt, c Iji i in I me any
I90— AulomohiteH for Hide
inlentKl 111tilt-r I he mo-vc .■11tii ml iltsFOR RENT. New bungalow, fur
fi i n l o n t s or c|n\ of iln*ru nv u i f u r nished. four rooms nnd Imili
w ine, to t Ii4$ I'fMinny Iviirihk i ’ompuny
A
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DEALERS
I
f
yon
Phone 371 W.
f u r I O f i l l . l i l t ■.J D'l U V '8 Hint (s lJ fi’ t*
, want to aril your used earn, ml- lilt; Anmiith—. a cnriMii allmi oruHiiIxr il mill « \h«ilnK niifler U m* Iiiwh
HOUSE FOR RENT Sept. 1 I i xbrtiHo daily on the eluted Tied page. of
the ( ‘oiiiinoiiw eitllli of l lviili8
■
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—
’—
■
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West 1st St. H. Uluydcn, Bull'
8\I u i i i Ih . anil hiivlnw Mh infnrl|»al
place
of
fmihJ1 1 ewrt lit
flli'Pttmit
Bldg. Open evenings.
USED CAR EXCHANGE
-hinlpct HtrwtH, In
the
tMty
CORNER PARK AND SECOND anil
of I*1*1ladclphla. In ( 'oinmotiw ealth
5 room house,
Q. W, WANSLEY, Manager
of
I'coiih> Ix mila*
the
i <»m|ilolniint N'livt-'ifyInn iih |» u i f i e y I n r l y
unfurnished,
as is kn ow n to him the
nrlncltml
$50.0(1 per month.
CADILLAC—OAKLAND
of ImalntKa of nnd ildfunilmit
mid
to
til)
iierHoim
having
or
rlnlm— PONTIAC—
hi mt liny lnl«rfMt hi tltu foHowinn il*6 room house,
Sanford Cadillac Company
McrlheU 1an lift:
DRUG S T D R E - P r o - ]
68— Rooms Without Hoard
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP.
'. Drugs, Sodu. We ure ;,
"We
specialize
in
permanent
wav
iu as your phone.
TWO ROOMS and buth' over g a
ing". 20G North Park Ave.
Call 1113
rage suitable for two or four
unfurnished,
men. F. \V. Stanley, 10113 Him
$60,00 per month
Stove A Furniture Co.
CHlROl'EAl'TIC wjll solve your Ave.
1 K. First Street
health problems,
Investigate,
These houses can bo leased
carry a full line
Plume 482 J. Dr. W. E. Mae
TWO ROOMS ami sleeping porch
by the year
» nte light, ('ash or Dmugtl, 1st. Nut. Bank Bidg.
nullable for gentlemen, 1112
e waul your busi ness. I — ------------------- ------------------- Mvitie Avenue,
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
'
'
i
----- ------- :I2— Help Wanted— Female
515-16 First Nall, Bank. Bldg.
Concrete Co., general I ___________ .
_ _______ FOR RENT Lovely front room,
Phone 713
next to bath for on* or two
’i S k . t W i
i W A N n :O r -K; ,,ri,,H,,l w aiu...,
FOR RENT Five room house, M.
gentlemen. Phone 411 J,
r, Prop.
I Apply Bell Cafe.
___ _
M. Lord. Phqne 3512.
74— Apartments and Flats
iii
g
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WANTED
—
25
young
men
and
DitV i.r./\.Mi\tf
it)
women holding good positions
78— Offices and Desk Room
«mng. Repairing anil (o ,,(trn mi(nt,y in their spare
FOR RENT— 3 loom funiiahed
,h("10 bir. for prompt i time.'Apply Henry Wertheimer, 8apartment apply Herald office. ATTR A C TIV E rooms to rent for
[9 A. M. 2-1, 5-6 P. M Sanford
7777,
~
7
7 ~ ! atorcs or offices at Park Ave
Loan ami Savings Co., 211 Mng- FOR LENT. Apartment, private nnd Commercial Street.' W. M
N S BARBER SHOP.
i tmlia Ave.
home, close in. udulta. 509 h. Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
.’ Ingnnlia Avenue, I
— -— —----- =----------------------------- 3rd St.
I________ __________ ____________ ____
"s I'iiri'ers Special a t-' 3;{— H elp W a n te d — M ale
OFFICE FOR KENT—In Mrisrh
ven ladies and children.'
___
__ _____________
FOUR ROOM apartment, unfurn
Bldg
Apply A. P Connelly A
ished. 122 1-2 Palmetto.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
E STEAM PRE8SERY
SALESMAN
n*. pressing, tailoring. Prefer mun with elaasified experi THREE ROOM screened .bungu- 8 0 A — R ea l E s ta te Dlrecrtory
low $15 per month. Chancel
Imettu Avenue. Phons ence on large papers. Must bo
lor’s
filling
station.
Next
to HIGGINS-SM1TH-WIGHT, INC.
willing to prove his ability by re
'
sults obtained. The nran we want Spring on First street.
Real Estate and
INSU RANCE BROKERS
^5 and repair all kinds is htsiest, reliable and a plugger. FOR KENT— Four room furnish
THE SANFORD HERALD
:;i|7 Palmetto. Phone
ed house, modern. No children.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH,
WA.NTED—Two young, neat up- 119 Myrtle Ave.
"T H E LOT KING’’
iiearing
young
men
to
make
$15
TOWN, W. VA,, people
306 First National Bank Bldg.
T
a MPA DAILY TIMAS, 1’ampa,
festnl in Florida. Each per day. Apply between 8-9 A.
THRASHER A G A R N E R .
rough a classified add in M. 5-6 P. M. Henry Wertheimer, Home Daily, ratea 2 centi a word. Real Estate and Fire Insurance
Minimum 26c, cash with order.
Sanford
Loan
and
Savings
Co.,
211
mtawn POST. Six centi
112 S, Park Ave., Sanford
Write for complete rate card.
r *i* consecutive Issues. Mugnojiu Ave.
CINt; U P F A T H E R
it r r l l r r l u n o f n k n l th e A u a u a t mil l
a t - u lr in h r r nlui|> i i l l l ilo. O r l u n r a
a r l i l o m n r r l l r .to
nrkiMlu Ir Kmi*.
T k c j i is u n ll* i n t e iir n l i r f n r r .
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A ftrr
thr
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too la ir .
Tht- |>rrnilnm
l o i ' t liirai*. s a i l t k r r o o i f o r t i i n i l a k t r
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p a p e
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, in Florida's Heart*
Id’s Greatest Vegetable
Uts Richest Garden Land
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Associated Press Full Leased Wire
Mob Activities
Will Be Probed
8 A N FORD, FLO R ID A , T H irris P A Y , SE PT ^ M T ^ i l i f e
GIANT AIRSHIP Smithls Lea
CLEAR W ATER! Kin.. Sept.
2.--(/P)- -A special session of the
circuit court has been culled by
Judge Freeman P. Ij»ne to’ con
vene here Tuesday.
The killi»K of a Tarpon Springs police
man and the death of Mrs. Avie
Bass, here, reported to have
been the result of fright caused
by a mob which abducted her
husband and .sister are among
matters which will be investi
gated by the grand jury. Judge
Lunc said there will be no fal
tering in the administering of
stern nnd speedy justice in
matters of crime within the ju
risdiction of his court.
TRACY
ESCAPE
F
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7,
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Da
SecondPrimary Necessary
g Brown By
—TT
COLUMHIA, S. C., Sept. 2— ’ necessary in tho race' for gover
(fP )— Executive committeemen will nor, as John G. Richards, mem
ber of the state railroad cummeet in every county seat of th* mission, ltd the field o f nine can
ArAiy Dltfgible Flying Over state today to make an official didates without u mujority. With t'ommistdoncr Mnyo l»ut« Tho T
Q „ i #xn
Pnv
Blame On Governor Martin l e X a s fcOlOIl I O r a y
Practically Same Route A m canvass of the result* o f Tuea* 1,285 precincts counted, I. A.
> Blackwood of Spartanburg appear
One Followed By Ill-Fated duy’s primary election.
And 141 1ter Blum ex Former
With 150,000 votes counted earl/ ed to he his opponent in the se
Shenandoah LaHtSerftember
For P e rm ittin g Kxpediti on
today and less than 100 precinct* cond race, with a lend of 2,500
\
---- .
In the state’!
unaccounted over Lieutenant-Governor H. B.
for, it was estimated thnt the to Jackson. Early today the vote
AUSTIN. Texas, Sept. 2.—(/»*>
tal numlu-r of ballots cast would stood: Richards, 40,213; Black
—One of the fretik wagers «t|
not exceed 175,000 at the maxi wood. 34,031; Jackson. Ill,178;
the recent gubernatorial ruco in
mum. This is lower by sevortd John T. Duncan, 6,711j Cie-ngo K.
Texas came to light today.
State Representative Ruben
Sunshine And Gloomy Skies thousand than the vote of th* I.niu-y, 11, X7X; John J. McMahan, Officials Hold Conferences
t/dtin, tlm loser, "hurnesKcd like
. *J> 2.150; Curroll It. Nance, Ifi.tl.'M; I). I
Alternate As Ship Mukew vote of the 192-1 primary.
But
Disagree
On
Responsi
u mule." must pull tho winner,
As belated returns trickled m A. G. Ouizx. 10,110; Thmiun 11.j
Way Toward Illinois Field Senator
bility For Itnndit’H Release Frank llollidttb. former legis
E. I). Smith held a 7,606 Peeples, (1,790.
tutor, in a III tie red wngon
Latest returns indicate a run
—
lead over Edgar A. Jtruwn, with
(By Associated Press)
<Former Senator Dial trailing near off I'limnn m Hu- seventh con-1 TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 2.-—(/I'l minimi the coiii'l hull <e in Hen
Floating over the same territory ly .‘10,0(1(1 in the rear.
With all gr- ti>nnI disiiii-t, as Hampton 1\! -Governor Mattin and Prison rietta Square. All Cluv county.
traversed by the ill fated Shenan hut 98 precincts counted, the Fulmer, no iMiihciit, with l l.flSWir’nmintsslouer Mavo both blamed in which H*»nriclt:i n located, is
expei ted l«> turn out next Slit
doah a veur ago tomorrow, the st.'imling
was:
Smith, (17,009) vot. -, fuili'd in yet -i tiiup-iiiy over each oilier for .l>>c Tracey’s escup.
IlN C T n N . S o iit. ~.
itidai In witness the e\<nt.
army airship T c ft, a semi-rigid Brown, 59 IX'.I; I (ini, 92,118.
JACKSON VI LI. K. S « P ^
Finest M Dupre, Cnluinl-ui husi- in sluleinents to i lie press lien
1.oft m. floor muiuigf r for
V(liii lialfinfiit l»y Tw enty-Five Are Dead, Re airship, joiiria-ved over Ohio today
Senator Smith, three times A Ues: man, with Kl.Xtil. and Dr. Iasi night.
A 1* Daniel T. Lowe, <
Belli described the cirruimdillirt-. Governor Minim Ferguson in the
ports Say. And Fully Four on a flight from IQuigley Field, member of tin- upper house' of Cot& Stuikli-, < ulhouu countv. with Lt v of AKriiMil
IV
hsh
I uUtu ker of younE ]
leading up to the issuance of the house of tin1 Thirty ninth legis
•
gress, yesterday issued n state* 4 I f>.
Hundred Injured; Buildings Va , to Scott Field. Ill\i, m illli. cliargiiii?
uml
three
alleged y«
order
f»r
Tracey’s
temporary
re
lature,
l>ct
Holliday.
"
I
’ll
harness
It was the first inland flight by incut predicting a victory for him*
I honuis McMillan, congre-sman
On Fuynl Island Wrecked a government dirigible since the
louse from the Railonl penitentiary
under penitentiary
Sm.llt W. Brookself in the run-off primary Sept from Hu- first distrait, and W. F. to permit the convict to go to (he l.oftin to that wagon. I'll- pul
oil him all the collars ajid trnco
Shenandoah disaster.
rx eueh, eu—
o f ir.
I I witli Brown, i,either obtained Stcf.inson, of tile l-iftli, held coinlifcii guilty ol mis
HORTA, Fnyal Islann, /Azores,
Sunshine and gloomy skies al a majority vote in Tuesday's TOfci nuiiiduig leads over (heir respt-c- Everglades to "recover'' $100,01(11 in chains In- can cu m , and lie also the
uval
cou n ty
aliiins roweniing a Sept. 2— (/P)- Martini law restric ternated as the trip progressed.
tile opponents, L. S. Hutto and bonds, which, he claimed, hud been will he hobbled so there cuil't
ing.
,
tiy
a
ft
e
r
hen
tin g
tions,
instituted
following
Tues
hurled
there.
Tracey
escaped
|,,t the I'Vilernl Kt*he any runaway.''
Knit-ring the state near lielpre,
A run off primary will also be Zel> Vance Davidson.
from his gourd while being re
day's
disastrous
earthquake,
were
ruwn,
the
n
igh
t j
after
passing
over
Parkersburg,
Bn! in ttt'JO lirought tightened throughout the island
turned to Raiford after the search
W. V., at K•fir* a. ni., tin* ship
sulniiinsiun.
A ll
|,.]• iroin l lu* Repub- today to cope Avith looting, n num journeyed over tht> southern half
luid proved futile.
held in the cells for
ori:il nominee today.
The statements were made today
ber of caret; of which have been of Ohio at a good speed.
men.
((f
after a conference between tin* two
;,i ilit- Dutch Creel: reported.
The TC-5 ,Kissed over Alliens
While
the
break*
wns
in
p| tli.iokliait declared
official", a.i a result uf newspaper
tliorta di put-’ lic In t night said at 10 a. m. Eastern time, and was
three negro prisoners w#l
report:! uud editorials oil the re
j|1iii ** liait been deflat- 25 perron ' hud been killed and not flying no low thnt meiiiliert; of its
mg their getawuy from
sponsibility
for
Tracey’s
escape.
ja a much in proportion h-'-i than 41X1 injured in that city, rrew waved gaily to people gath
jail.
Telegram in Error
|bu itu"i*.« Hp - ( hip-god I he chief town of Faynl Island, ered on tin- hilltop.' waiting for a
The three men who esca;
Governor Murtin declared a tele
I yigi.iili>- disrriminalinn while many buildings were wreck glimpse of it.
I .owe are a trio ordered ..
gram lie had nent to The Tumpu
trk-uliiirp in du** to tin* ed)
The southern Ohio hills which
I Morning Tribune to the effect that J.M.Skimu'r. I leu ten Inin Snl»- here l>y Governor John W.j
_
| •
reeding* at lie federal
The Portuguese government has beheld the silver glnrv of the
ar.l; l" tin* advisory
missiun Monday Night By r» tin when he was advised t
Shenandoah and then cradled its Kdward Higgins, (’ resident Spanish Bout ( 'might In Raid he was attending the governors’
county authorities, during
conference in Wyoming at the
du- class A directors dispatched t( ship laden with Red shattered hulk formed a vantage
O f Hmkerage Firm, Cllek
11nmasked Mt'u.FailxTo Fill? when the men’s appeal*
Near Palm Ikuich Kurly time the order for Tracey's release
ml reserve hunk, and Cross supplies ami hearing army point for many persons In set- tin*
Office Records For Tlffc
C hnrgct) With Judge Sharon progress, had sent thsm
Today; Captain And 7 Of was issued was in error because of
Ihi- iin mil potency of (lie sappers who will aid in clearing
But-the sight of the lesser ship
statu nrlsonffarm tft Rat
information furnished bv the pri
Months of Jti’ v, August
Inf Agriculture in Ins away the ruins and repairing th-’ was denied citizens of Noble coun
Crew
Are
Carried
To
Miami
son authorities that the order had
J. M, Skinner, raid to havn been front. Miami jail.
protect the farmers made.. The cruiser Cariihulo Arn- ty. where the Sheimndnah crushed,
not been issued until July 3(1, when beaten into submission by five un
*
The opinion that there is "little
lis i.ilainity, or to ins jo has arrived.
Tried Fort Attack*
"
for the army dirigible skirted that
MIAMI, Sept. 2.-(/P)—Auxiliury
Officials have inspected the immediate vicinity, entering Ohio or no business" moving -fit this Kcluiiuior Evelyn D, of Spanish it hud gone forward on July 15. He masked men Monday night, Im*
The man are F, O.
|ith I lie Wall Street
time of the year is wrong, accord registry, with 1,090 cases of uh - added thut he Was in Florida on left Seminole county, according to L Smith anr J. B. WUI
damaged houses and condemned futhi-r south.
ing to Edward Higgins, presidsnt sorb'd liquors aboard, was brought July 15 uml desired to correct his information nxtdvetl by the sher
The Miami men fare#,
inclusion,” he Miiil, "is those deemed unsafe. The Britisli
iff’s department.
He and his ties say, further Jail *Wt.
||iy E. T. Meredith, who community, which numbers more
W ASHINGTON, Ohio, Sept. 2— of Higgins , Smith, Wight. Inc.. into Miami Harbor this morning previous statement.
"I gave Mr. Mayo the correspon wife were seen Wednesday in a charges in other, sections
ip taiy of Agriculture. than 150 men cmpoleyd by the l/Vl—Tile army and semi-rigid Sanford real estate brokers and under escort of a coast gourd
dence with Mr. Hack nnd Mr. louring cur. loaded with personal country.
3K
not ut the meeting cable company, are putting up airship TC-fi, hound from Langley developers of Loch Arbor.
dull ' bout. The cuptain, Ernest
Low* was to t»« tri*<|
;ni the funnel's. I have wooilen hilts and tents on the ten Field, Vii., to Scott Field, III.
Mr. Higgins cited the office r e Haviock, and the seven members Blltch, as the prisoners are under effects, driving north oil the Dcitially attacking a y
[he was in that meeting, nis courts to which they will re landed near here at 11:15 Eeastem cords of his company in denying of his crew were put into the city his department," the governor unld, iJind hlghw:i“ .
Sklnucr said he intended lo file girl nnd throe negro
L n- retary of Agricul- move the furniture fr-un their con Time today to re-fuel,
tho oft repented assertion that juil to uwuit action of the federal "Mr. Mayo says that I ugrved with
him that Tracey should go on this warrants against three of tlm men had been indicted by
|was his duty to know demned houses.
this is the "dull season.’’ Higgbyl authorities.
errand.
The records of my office alleged to huve been in tint uluhic- jury*
...................
meeting so vitally ufNORFOLK, Va., Sept. 2-</P)— Smith, Wight, Inc., did 9251ABD
In the country, houses are ruin
Captain Haycock asked for an show no correspondence to this Mon purty, which wns carrying at lUilartl.
Itaiioni. '
j o! agriculture uml pro- ed, the damage done by minor The army dirigible TC-5 was en in brokerage business in July >gd
immediate audience with the Uni effect."
him in an unto oil the highway
rmer-t frpm the calamity shocks of former years being cli route toduy frpm Langley Field to August. This brokerage huslnehs
'flu* life of Jailor
ted States commissioner, claiming
The executive concludeecL his wlicii motorcycle officers _ U
to
I
k
>
tinfirst
inland
flight
by
a
inchidcd xule pf lots, businau|D£o#- liis papers were regular und that
maxed by Tuesday’s disaster.
Ifi* *Tn•!» rf ft
..
statementI tiy
by lieqJnrnig
deqlanng tmlr
th
In A i'*d
said tli* meeting
llnrta enjoyed a much more Scott Field. III., on what was saltf «ArpFSKc«s4tt’ :(ftid fell
his ship hnd been seised without did not ileslre to shift the re- fore Judge Jumen G. Sharon of the the head with a heavy
, \nit the vital part cheerful outlook this morning aft government dirigible since the dls- surn lire coverage of $5X9,856 wns
provocation.
Coast Guardsmen
etslimr1 that did the er a tranquil night and excellent aster of tin navy’s Sheiiandouh. written, and investment securities said tliey encountered the schoon spoiiailiilitytu anyone “ unjustly or Count v Court to swear out war iron bar,, cut from his
rout-i, it w iii learned today.
companions of Low a int
acrirnlliirc were seal- j wiathcr. The main streets were It S l-S[tltul d to arrive, about noon amounting to $45,()()() were placed er off Ilillslsiro Light, about 80 unfairly."
County I'rnseruior E. K. Hulls- however, nnd prmrenlM
rery from the furin- 1|'i'.rhtcd again last night, inspiring today.
“ This is my administration and
"The business we have turned miles of Miami, and close in-shore.
nVllllV ll lJ|*!*11 *'I ' hi i confidence
e- i__ in •!%
.. n«i.i«l<»
tinpeople ivhjt
who were
Captain Hnymck said his gaso there is no disposition on my pari holder -laid today that if Skinner from striking him, the Jci
during the last (Ml days," Mr. Dig
A reward of $100 eacl.
inrial niKtitllt inllK.”
' living in the open. Many hundreds
gins said, "has come to us, we be line supply had becomu depleted to shoulder anything mi any one hml given him information oil Ike
I-- a statement ■by
I |of workers are engaged in cleurlieve, hugely becuuse we have und Ills ship had drifted close unjustly pr unfairly. What good assault* tie Would have net oil in his or ulivo," for any of the'
that :i Ulltlimrv of
the administration does, I shall he capacity as pro$TXatoi. ami would was a a non ilced todny b y '[
through mir advertising converted ushore when it was becalmed.
ing the streets of debris.
luliini- made by Gov
glml to have <•edit for. If ;iny- have given tiie iiifornmtton to the Yinzinit, Jr., and chief uepi
tiie public to the belief that San
Tin'
Evelyn
D,
its
skipper,
wugrand jury, provided there was a der-sheriff \V. II. Dowlii
ng. .u I lie Federal Re
fold bus reul vulues.
returning to Havana from Nova tring happens during the admin CIISS.
Hack-Saw Found Ujr
lr,|.
192(1 hud lu-eii
istration
Unit
Is
not
pleasing
to
••We have never been skeptical Scotia, from which port it suited
The two men placed under ar
The only implement use
in \;n unis newspatiers
the
people,
of
course,
if
it
is
my
mure
than
two
months
ago.
The
about the buying power of San
administration and I shall take rest Atomluy night ui rminertinn prisoners in sawing M
A TLA N TA . Sept. 3—(/!')—Judge ford for the reason that it i* ill sdnouner wuri taken in tow hy u the Imd along with the good."
with the kidnaping, appealed ill liura o f their cells wh
|w:is published and t he j
Sum II. Sibley; ih United Stales ugicnl to believe a city enjoying coast guard bout enroute and
Sheriff ('. M. Halid's office the ful Jailur Al Tucker could
I'vm-ral deflation imliey I
Governor
Marlin,
Mr.
Mayo
said,
District Court apolntud Mrs. Vcr- the prosperity thut Sapford is en brought into Savannah, Gu., where naked for the privilege of permi’t- lowing morning ut It) o'clock um re moriiiiig was u sort of
si was also iiuhlislied.
lurie Mauley giuirdlan ud litem for joying .would have a dull period it wns held for ubout 00 days. The
quested by tho sheriff, it was suid fusliioniMl from a knife bind*,
•ge I I. Governor Hard- l
( Continued on I’ugo 2)
today, Ian nn action was taken bbide wuh placed in a hs
her hushuiid. W. D. Manley, pres You cannot pour Inter* community seizure was held illegal, and the
til ein li director to give
-“ T
pending the swearing out of a wood.
Rn an the discount rate in I COLUMBUS, <>.. Supt. *2.—-(/I*)— ident of the defunct Bunkers the crop millions thut have hern chip was released and escorted
from port by a egast guard con
warrant hy Skinner.
live district. Ths purt “ Sometime tonight” the electric Trust Co., in bankruptcy proceed poured into Sanford, plus Its con
Jailor Tucker suid he
voy.
struction,
railroad
and
business
Skinner dechired Iha’t ll wus^^u |t|io Miami yeggmen planned^
ings
against
him.
Immediately
ceilings was kvnt secret. |<-hair at the Oliio penitentiary will
neighbor who led the men
ill *the
.......
“ flight uml took Is»we *“
Arret ary of Agriculture tul«- three lives in expiation of afterward Mrs. Manlye filed u bouse puyrolls, and nqt be highly
Raid Near Palm Beach
assault, hut from another source it
svi* known all ubout it. th<- "$:i0 murder” of Pomeroy’s statement which also wns signed prosperous. Our hunks are full of
Aftur sawing mie bar
WEST PALM BEACH, Kin.
was said tlint the lacmliors of the their cells, the four
i <Ii.I not it will, a case of "Hill of Horrors." unless Governor by Manley's attorneys agreeing to money, and business conditions are
uhduelioa party helniigeil to a sec tlieinsclve:i in the juil
an adjutieutioii of her hushanU’s sound ull tho way through, and Sept. 2—(A*)—A cargo of liquor
I--I ..... .
in ugri- Vie Dottahey intervene*.
ret society.
wan seized, the boat confiscated
and looked out through
lii tnrv "
The trio face execution for the estate as n bankrupt because of with every wheel In the Industrial
ntid
seven
men
urrested
lust
night
commercial
nnd
financial
machine
his
inability
to
|
>
u
y
his
debts.
"It
is
essential
that
the
golf
ier !uir» to tiw ground,
murder of James McOumber. 66,
The appointment of Mrs. Mun- of the city speeding up to high when federal agents in un airplane course of the Sunford Municipal
lu'low.
vvliu “ knew ( imi imifh ii!u»ut tnc*
rt
Held hy llu'su ban
holtlcgging activities of John Bry ley us her husband’s guurdian wa« pressure, we cannot see uny reas swooped down upon a rum runner course he ill good slmpr for the
just o ff the coast of Palm Bench. opening of the tourist season.'’ says
heavy locked duors lea
ant. 40. negro, one of the ci.n- made bueause of his physical uml on or any foundation for the be
Allow
Forteuate El Meilu, Alfred Dc.il a letter from Hulick uml lluliek,
main corridor, they
ilemncd men.
Richard Rhoades, mental condition. Ho is now con- lief that things must be slow.
"So fur as the future is concern und George Knowles, whites, and managers o f the Forrest Luke ho
through the ceiling o f;_
29, und John Hedrick, 30. noth fimd in a local sanlturium having
ed
we
ourselves
are
vsry
optimis
David Me Fee, Willlo Bowe, Percy tel of this city, to Acting Secret
rldor and climbing but
white, the other condemned men, collupscd after several hours on the
witness stand during a hearing be tic. In spite of ull the propognmla Mackey and Frank Mujors, ne ary R. J. Holly of the local Cham
Frail Tnylor, removed as sit|i- roof and the top o f $ae t
VOHK, Sept. 2. l/lJ) — The testified they "got rid" of McCum- fore a referee in bankruptcy sever that may huvo been
erlntandeiil of the Seminole Coun
»i'r‘'“5{ groes, were turned over hy Gov ber of Commerce.
(Continued on Paga,
(Hml-'lph Viih-iilino will he ber at the behest of Bryant, who
throughout the North. Florida will ernment authorities tp tho county
Secretary Holjy luid written the ty convict ciimp Momluy following
al
days
ago.
.
.
they
said,
offertM
to
them
$50
to
|h<‘ way lo Hollywood toMeanwhile
Manley is under receive its usuul numbar of winter jail.. County authorities were in hotel men in regnrd to Hie nmiisn- an off it iul invent igatio" him not
liunai in tin- ca|iital of I get him out of the way
910(1,000 bond for uppeurunee to guests, and so long as the North strueted to hold the prisoners with ment facilities in Ibis city for the asked for a preliminary licuring on
Vnli-iil inn’s brother A I- | They uclually received $30 lie- meet a number of state indictments is enjoying the prosperity that it
winter months, and they were sur a charge of assault in the County
'
Blicini arrived from Duly ; twc(‘U them it was brought out. growing out of the fuilure of the Is now enjoying, there will he an out bond.
prised when they licunl of tho Court, 10. K. ItoUMlioldei', county
all- (nr funeral services i
Hedrick und Rhoades claim Trust Go. and closing of a number ever Increasing number of persons
work that the city wns doing to prosecutor, sulil today. a to minute conversu- the other fired the fata! shot, which
PAR IB, Sept.
.
provide recreation.
The swim
In the event Taylor does not
who will find tho time nnd money
of
small
banks.
Ri (i.-oige Ulinmn, Vnlen- was fired after they had ‘slugged’
ming pool project was n source of plead guilty to the charge, he will (Juilh's and Capt. Weiss
to recreate in Florida during a
iuiiig.-r. In- consented to McCumber. Hedrick pleaded guilty,
much favorable comment in the not be tried until the next term uf airmen, have established ..
part of the winter.
i llollv wood.
while the other two wen convictcommunication received hy Holly. court this winter, it wan suid. If claimed to be a now world
"While wa look for an absence
|lnn was met at the pier ed at Pomeroy, May 1.
"Resides tho golf course it a defendant la willing to plead stop long dlstanuo flying ,\r
o f pressure buying and speculative
Negri, dnsst-d in black
The air ministry has real
would be n good idea if the city guilty, sentence in passed ut otu'0.
foolishness, we are, however, con
went to the funeral purUVKH PAPER RfcQUIHITEH
could arrange for several compe on u negro, WHh*fu Clark of Han telegram announolni
fident that a great many of our
fipper Broadway where bin
Highways conditions are ideol tent guides to tpku the guests of ford, und over whom Taylor hud
winter guests will be in the tnnrket
body lies.
The cover
Taylor is charged with uasiiult tho Parnian gulf, u diet
for good homes, homesites and through Georgia und the Carolina*, the hotel on hunting and fUhing
NEW YORK, Sept. 2- ( d 1)—Tol
|uv«-«| from the casket and
The old
Most of tho people come no authority.
Tlm charge of kilometers.
farm tracts, but the buying this said Archie L. Uytts, sisistant trips.
erance uud understanding
ure
•>n I-is brother's feature*
PKORTA, III., Sept. 2. (Ah— year will be done on intrinsic cashier o f thd Find National Bank, down from the north to rest and drnukx'iie**, it wus assumed by 4,756 kilometers, mada
prime reunisiWs for a good news
15 minutes.
Veal loaf was blunted today for rather than speculative vulues.
upon his return from un wxtsnsivo play und they are not going to the county prosecutor, will he Girier and Lieut. ~
ml car that is to lake paper, in tile opinion of Dr. W alt the illness of nearly 200 persons
On Oct. I we nre inaugurating motor trip through that soctlon. stay in a place where they cannot handled hy the Htnte Prison Com month from Paris toer
Williams.
dean
of
the
school
of
lo I '.ilif-n iiiu wliich ut stricken with ptomaine poisoning a new policy in the selling of r«»l Mr. Betts has been gone for about do both.
mission, which has HupuYvision of ria.
•tin- Lake- Shore limited of Journalism, University of Missou after the annual picnic of the city estate, which we believe will be threa wvtlu and visited at points in
Chalet* and W elsen
“ Winter hookings arc highly »st- tlm convict rutnp*. Tnylor was
ri.
H«
would
hnvo
papers
aet
York Genii ul ruilroad.
tho
La Bourget A t
isfactory,
and
we
hone
toiai
to
iiuvo
tho
Alabama,
Tennessee,
Georgia
and
Christian
Endeavor
society.
said
to
huve
been
under
tho
In
beneficial to both the buyers and
, Miss Negri und Mr. down events in such a way as to
day.
« .
when the season fluence of liquor while on duty.
A half dozen of the cases were the sellers of property. This poli both Carolina*'. "One thing Im hotel virtually full who
mukc
life
on
tho
morrow
more
[will Im in ihi- party that
so serious as to prohibit the re cy will be a continuation and ex pressed me more than any other opens," tho latter read. "W o will
ubuuduni, more beuutlful.
Jules the body.
moval of patients from their emplification of our fair priced ,on my trip through oast, Tennessee, bo down shortly to start making
homes to hospitals, and physicians policy which we have talked so and that whs the absence of un the preliminary arrangements for
despaired of the Uvea of two gtrU. much about through the columns sightly advertising signs on the the opening.”
Two clergymen wero among toe of tho newspaper.
right of way. There la « law In
sufferers whom doctors were called
Tennessee against this sort of ad
to attend ssvernl hours after
vertising, and in many places in
church leaders and young people
Nortfi Carolina and Georgia you
• Florida was represented by 100
concluded yesterday afternoon s
will find counties that have gone
dental surgeona at the Seventh an
outing
with
a
banquet
spread
be
on
the
warpath-hgalnit
the
sign
FRANCISCO Sept. 2—(/P) These returns gave Senator ShoTtimal International Dental Congress.
iau », .^epi. ^
.WB(7B0 votes, aa against neath tho trees.
.erase.
In Philadelphia, Aug. 23-22, ac
»ve victory for senator 219,238 polled by Robert M. Clarke.
Physicians who attended the vic
has one of the
. "North w
cording to D*. B. D. Caswell of
! V. Sln.rtridge, Coolidgo anti-World Court candidate, back tims agreed that the poisoning was
im tTo/^lghwayi In tho
Discharged three days
aays ago »as
» •a best systems
Sanford, who has returned front
Sanford book read*rs are
t
Mr. Betts
said. "Most of creasing, i
Jan, opposed in Tuesday's ed by Senator Johnson The, Demo the result of tainted veal loaf, guard at the Seminole county con south,’’ Mr
tha congress and A trip through the
g to tha recoi
which,
had
been
prepared
in
advict camp, J. B. (Jack) Gore was .the road* a r i ooncrete and they aro of the Mtinici
hy two anti-World Court cratic candidate* foT the
Libraay. A total E ast' Dr. Caawell.whu wa* aecomvanee for the picnic.
arrested Wednesday i night orra all eamfnllv
carefully mi
marked so as to en of 2,994 boo
d by Mrs. CaaWoll, was the
for the Ke))uhllcan nom- torial and senatorial nomination*,
pare loaned last
Within
a
few
hours
o
f
the
meal
)6eal repraaantativo at tha
*vr United Etates senator divided Into two » r°uP«. » ■ £ * « - the number of seriously ill had charge of driving an automobile able a motorist In tha state to ose month which la an incydaa*
o f‘ MB
nc
the
other
‘
'* Influence of Hq- as Uttle timaa as possible In fjndwhile under
the.
Jlo.se gubernatorial contest Ively accused by
correspondir
books
over
the
corresponding
mbunted
to
76
sad
It
was
estimated
ftig the right direction or road to month of 19S6.
'•
* was attended b:
Governor F. W. Richard- of trafficking with Tammany that another 100 persons were a f uor.
k
>.
*
sny part of the state, he de
Gore wee seen driving hi*
■» Dr. Caswell said
Lieutenant-Governor. C. or conspiring with McAdoo, wore fected but recovered with the ad
Tha books loaned tp adults to
in a tlgxag manner within tb«.
there from all part* of
the issue of which was dividing the Democratic vote, par- ministration of homo remedies.
taled 2 ,066,. and to children, 9$}*
my trip I did not make Tha total reading room -attandaneo
) T ls r ti ware 12 or more
jloubt, featured returns ticutorly in the governor’s race
to-talk to business men was 472, .o f which 280 .wars aduRa
Justus s. W*rd«H was les^lng
nartkolar pjMB
■W out of 8,274 California
visited aa*nuktrip
Pari Alexander Johnson, dry anti- MEDICAL CIRCLES DISTURBED
Peurly today.
nature of a tacaTammany candidate, for the guber
Ethics
L«rnor, who
‘teutcnant-Govcr
LONDON
wany pee
uod----—“
‘
"
l ‘» liis fight for the Ro- natorial
•
stir
" g~
o f. puoncuy . jujj
ing a-trip to
f 2
. .. / s.#.
t
»
rt
_
--------------...
,
nomination by Senator
In British madleal ct
Moat
of
them
G
oreje
sal4.U>
ha?e
been
drin
sjnnHun, still led hla o;
William Arbuthnot
.
Sand.
tUH to b* ,oge f «
the latest tabulation.
ui
/. A V*([-7 •'
i n by McAdbo' an/aeewed - •“
n- u '
•
'rs Were N o t
led Fair B y
[Reserve Board,
jVian Declares
Is Former
*m Secretary
le Was
()r
Wall
,1
Freak Bet That ‘W *
Ferguson Would Win
Airship Passes Over
Ohio This Morning
Executive Admits Error About Date
N ight Jailer
Is B e a t e n ^
MARTIAL LAW IN
IncomAllied i AZORES PREVAILS
Street TO STOP LOOTING
Men Wait For
In Corridor
Sawinfc Bars Of
FLOGGING VICTIM
IS SAID TO HAVE
LEFT THE COUNTY
SUMMER IS NOT SHIP WITH 1,000
DULL HERE, SAYS CASES OF LIQUOR
SANFORD BROKER IS SEIZED BY DRYS
Wife Of Banker Is
Named Guardian
Electric Chair To For Her Husband
Claim Trio Tonight
F o r $30 Murder
Tourist Hotel Men
Urge That Guides
Be Employed Here
Taylor May Be Tried
At The Next Term Of
Ijocai County Court
or Valentino
Burial To
?Id At Hollywood
French Fliers
New Non-Stop
Condition Of Roads
In Southeast Fine,
Says Local Banker
Veal Loaf Blamed
For Poisoning Of
200 At Peoria, III.
tridge D ecisively D efeats Two
andidates Opposed To World Court
Discharged
arg< Guard Is
Arrested
ted For
An Auto Whity Drui
M
Membership Of The
lib ra ry Increasing,
Says R ecent R eport
b M e r c ia
SU M
M g 1*
WhU«M»
hf
Dr. B. D. Caswell Returns F r o m f i
Dental Congress A t ?hihtdel|
�'r .
H iM
——
Louisa
il. UUUCUBVU, und
...............
K atlm rln.............* 11, deceased, u n d e r
r
K* V a u g h n , deceas ed , u n d er Joo
House ail Sanford. SHnlnola bounty.
at Itj* J.
IX.
V a u g h n , d se eas ed and u n d er A u a Florida, rTIthln twelve months t>f
"our House In Hanford. Seminole Kumtun
huthwest Quart or o f BcoJ. ’ V a u g h n . rtccea*cd. a*
North three chain*.
3' ' '
the dato hereof.
;
County. Florida, and In defat t
r. „ /fyo <f») TowinMtt Twenty ,i1 chain*.
Mouth three chains anil there nf. Dflcrco* I’ ro Confesao will heirs, diivlseoa, l*fi a te * » , grnnte v *
o
Hated
W , ]K
Dated
tioj. South, llnniso Ttilrty»tWo
a* o th e r claimant/*, o r oth erw ise.
iv.ist 3 74 chains to bctflfyilnK.
l.
e entereil ilftallist ynU. Sttld nr
cauao
In or tu i\ny o r all o f the land*
Istrntor of the K*tnta of
Administrator
•elm: a suit tu quiet title *•»
Ms
wife.
h
e
r
e in a ft e r p a r t i c u la r ly described,
Mcl.iiln it ml Pell Mr Oil n.
Jeff Haywood, IVri'Ssod.
himls herelnahov* drarrlhed.
Tho Northeast Quarter of Boctluo * ' SoVnhw«*t quart or o f Um Ntj rl li- „ lithe
of (ho City of ^homsslon. Htnle of
is further OUDKItliP that tlHa mul to an y and ull pvraons and p a r
• y‘-’. >n •$••
(C)
Township
Tw
enty
e,..i
iiuarlvr
(HW
U
»t
^
'
v
>
HI*
ties
UeorKln: to (lei.rue J . DleV. Jrn n . he puhllahcd In T he HA
N- c l a im i n g Int eres ts u n d er Juliu s I
Kecllott Twenty -fiv e (2:.) Town- m,
South Jtunge Thirty two \IV>
POCRT*
Trustee, of the City nf PloomlliKlolt.
l tho largest manu- I N TH IS C I R C U I T
,.nn. T w enty . ( 30) Month, ttnnge K o m I I I K K A I.P . h n e w s p a p e r puh- A. Hu.vden, ddeensed. ex c e p t in g the
KNTH jn ilC t A I .
W R C riT
O F County of AtVl.cnit, Htnto "f Illim'ls.
Ki m .
f
o
l b i w l n g nam ed persona, t o - w i t :
Btn» In the country
|u,i"il In Seminole ( ounty. M oihlii
T h i r t y - t w o ( i t ) I4.«tt.
THH
STATK
or
F O > » n > A atxl to any utihpown person* whom, Alt
Julius A. H a y d e n . ICvelyn II. Ph ilW I T H I N A N O r O H A K M I N O M 9 soever rlnlmliiK tmoer the nlore*
oil'.' ;i week for four ( » ) colinoHunt H a l f of Solilhi'iisl Q u a r t e r MX.
J» their doalers to
11pH. L u c y H. H a r r is o n a n d huthaml,
<M'4 of SK* ) Section HI* (4)
COUNTY.
,
-a »
_•
,..i > r nine at l#ot three ( 3 ) ( 1c * h (*II11v a* xx ****kH.
sslit (leorge F. Pick. Ur . Trustee, ns
btttineaa In the hands
\V rT\i:HS rnv ]i n vi«l and I ho nr- ( l e m g e \V. Ilurrlnoli. Id a H. F l e m
Tm vn hhlp T w e n t y
, 30)
South
|." H|. ■foulIi
1**.». chains th ere
Krnnters.
rrstols
nr
olherw
se
iill'l
I
N
C
I
I
A
N
C
K
R
Y
ing
ami husband. F r a n k Flem in g,
irieerna, was brought
i l f l l - t w o ( 33) Must.
'I lhiriy-tw
ItaliKe T
,,
>i. cilon T h i r t y • three Cl.’ l ftelal ...il of tho Circuit Court. Sc v- Nellie l l l g h l o w e r . N e llie II. XV11to /ill |,e,moms havlint or I'litimliu. \ll.Italiiru
IT T O Q t U H T T l t l i K
.lull,. 1111 Clrrn lt
of the SHI I)
til).
Nlnelecll
tl!*)
Smith
1k with Ray Brothers i i i :.n i : .•H
any Inter' sf In tt'e followlUK u'"
Ton n
limns nml husband. Joh n (!. W i l
v a r*ANi» c o M r A N Y , i n i ?..
o f Holilltw'est
Southeast Qi.srl
of f-loihl.i. in ami
fo r Heinlli"l"
i htrty-tive t32) Mast.
serlhed htn.lM. s,ihl Ininls l.elmr Hitll.< id :
roM IM #A lN A N 1 .
thoust
Quni t « r
Qoarini' of
..
on this 2ml day of A u k . A. liams ami l./'«lle ll. T h r a s h e r , us
lisle In .’ ii'miuolu t'oiinly. I* l«ii'li|/i.
heirs,
devisees.' I c g e l f c i . gr a n te e s
A
\
.
' S l T ' l C f S\V; fj ,.f SK',4 ) Section
VR
.,
.MilnCest Q u a rte r of Die Ni.rth- J).
Mkpany
ip ar. to which he .point'
or as other clntinillltM. o r otherwine,
hi|> T w e n t y (20)
six ffi) Tl
W Y K I f i n m i Y H. P A N A, i:T Alt,
„
,
i)u
:irt
i t
t
s
w
,
or
n w >, i
i
f
.
A
I.
)
•u or to any or all
if Ih e l im is
ularly for Its work In
IteylniilnK 723 feet W* si 01
Thirty-tw o
(.1C)
Moiilli liaii
u
V li IK H'KI.AHH,
P I 2KKM>A.NTK.
, . moii
I'our
il)
Tiiwnah.i*
hereiiinfli:l' p a rtlr ulurly
ilese 'tie *1
North, nsi corner of Honlhwesi
I'hlsl.
Idp fa the United States
OliO K H OF I M i lIM fA T IO N
'
Ch-rlr.
I
w
.
ol
,
i
3"
I
Sooth
Itinific
T
h
lr
ami
to
all
p
e
is
u
iw
nml
p
artie s ilium'
tjilmler of Norllienst ./oort/'i
till.
K O n r K T O K Y O W 1 4 N II i n A Al Weeks.
I, t o o (3 2 1 Knst.
lipany.
names
a
r
c
s
e
v
e
r
a
ll
y
u
n
k
n
o w n , hm
mu
It
.'H
i
r.M
7
feet.
South
7
-’.!
lii'Klnnlni; itt ihe Northe nat c o r
K N O W I lin i'K M M N T .H
Ity l o p u t y I'lcrk.
illinni lire lielleVeo t(> exist, w ho
feel. i:.n*t £>'.17 feel North t" ■"*ner of the Mmiihw «'Hi Q u a r t e r o i
several reasons, naidc J*T%TK OK FI.O il I DA i
S o illii'i s l Qiinrl or of the N'nr'lh- .1 1* (tll.I.S,
Jit..
.
.
.
.
.^-.e.,
lire Inti rested III, o r ti ho ar e elillin
Klnillttg Mill 1/vRlnillllg "-’S ft".
the Sonihw i st Q u a rtn r ' Section
ro|i !» W\ GullforiJ, mid Mur.. , , .), d r i e r ( N K ' i " f
NF.*',) s. I . n n ' o l t I'l.lt t *f IMI’I.A IN A NT't. ing any Interest nr Interests In or
, Very good point of t haT o J..M.Oullforrl.
Soul h of Norlhcilst corner or
HQ T o w n s h ip T w e n t y ( 20) Mouth.
Ii Jh wifi*. IT Kllvi*.
I II 13- 2"i. Sept
t.
linn Tivciit v - hI x ( 2« ) T o w n - i An,'
to m u or .ill of Unit certain tract
Hi>iii Invest (juiirltr of Northcnsl • ItuiiKe T h i r t y - t w o
_ homo money at home and If d r nil t«» Ihtdr un know;i .
Hast,
run
|.i r T o . -ut,v 13" ) Smith IlnllKO \
o r pnreel o f In ml nltonte, lying add
inn South Ttlglitcen fil l.
South F H " (fi)
cliiilits.
north
~tlr$ stores nro the loir- 1lM*irM. ilrvlHM'H, l c u a l f i ’R. «ir urnn- i • Qu.iitii.
T
h
irti
i
w
"
(
33)
Kasl.
\v,...| 73.1 feel. North eiuhteeM
IX Tilt: CIIICI’IT c o t IIT
TIIF. tii-iii)- In t l " ' C ou nty of Seminole.
ivcslerlj to ii point r..SS ehaliis
In John <taiftlfnriK iiimI — * .
to nuy tires rnther than I O uilf ord.
feet Kasl 73:'. feet to hittHoom:.
State " f Flo rid a, inoro p arwest . r llo linin' o f he'idtililli;;.
\ M l.
Ii Ih w l fr . If nllvc. and K
m ; x i :x i ii j i h i t i a i .
»IJ‘ ( , | T Mid
ii
ll
in
Sect
Ion
Sixteen
(
I
fi
)
'I
*
'•
>rder Iioubcs, he said.
Ilicuci' K.i'l lo tliu licKltiuliiK.
* ;„vei ........it l.ut F o u r i l ) S e e - j
(|i'»d I *• llirlr iifikliMW ii lirl/n. m *
/ ( M i l l ' O F KI.OIH M A. IX 1 >I> Hi ul.il ly des cribed Us fo llo w s , tushtu Tweiitx 1311/ Son'll Iti'.liK' \ IV.
w It .
lion
T o • ui j - fo u r
Tnw n*h!p
. o r t;i i
to *1 i
M i l l SIMM V O L K I ' O C N T Y .
Bd looking after by an i vhcMt, 1IcKiilc'"1
Thli t > I wo l 33) I'J/nt.
" .i i i 'l e i n
ll!')
Moulli
I tiin g "!
f *i «l anil .Mniilm .1 Oi»Hf«»nl. |
Tlie Month H a l f of the Southeast
IX * I* %X I 'H H Y .
.
m,_ tire man. He must I )W11h «;%n%1'ifA
tSi'glfiiiliu:
ni
Hi"
N
o
r
t
h
w
e
s
t
eiirThirty -Hi •• 132) Kasl.
* If id11\ «*.
anil if dtiiil lo i it.
, Quartet' of Section 31, T o w n s h ip
h i m . t o U1HKT r r r i.K
III
r
of
III"
Soulliw
est
Q
u
a
r
l
e
r
of
1:> Mouth. Itunge 31 Kant, also
_ W ell c«|uip|>ed and well i I heir un k n o w n lirliR, ilrvlRffM. I«*k u * (
T he I hist Half of the Nnrlhweit
W V N X c O'"t*l> IMtOPKItTIKM. INI ..
Ihe Southwest Q uarter, nf Muctlii'l XXIII.
tre r or . Kiitnl»•*•*«; |«i
K ilwar d
N'
That ce rta in tr art or p/irccl of
Q u m ter if ilie Northwest Qiiar
Nine ('.ii T oii nsiiip T w e n t y ( 2'i)
Northi'tiHl Q 'ln r lo r o f tho Moulli | a cm feu nl lull nrKnnlzi'il ami
4 shop and id,ist bo nblo to , ( iruddlrk a n d ---- U m dd l* M. .
land
p a rt ic u la r ly bo und ed ns m l .
the Soot lie.ist (Juarli i tl!
tel
S K ' i ) , existing miller the l a w s of
South Itiiiiu. T h l r t y - t w , ,
( 32)
, , i <)uarle r I N K ' ,
of
thcr a tire is doing its I Iii r w lfr. If ullvt*
and If iI cjuI l'»
lows, m - w l l :
vtv
of N\v.i of s e :'i).
T o n n - I the s i a i " of Florida.
Knst.
run
K.i't
ltd
foet.
Moulli
in
.n
T
u
"Mly
-six
(
20)
un kno w n I flrx. ilrvlrri**. h‘Ki»
'.I Half of NnithiiHSl Qii.i i '*;
rpRcrly, onil If not, w h y1Iholr
l!"gIrililtiV nl tile Northe ast cur
fif, fi.-i h i - i i t " font iiihI North
.
ii
T i i e n i v ( 2C) South IlllllgS .
Coiii|iliilnaitt.
l •••** i»r ki a m l "
Wi»*idi»ur> S j
of Northwesi Quarter of South
,,er of the Southea st Q h n r ter of
l'if, feel lo to I'ioillllU. .
, ■ it • i ru n ( 112) Knsl,
V,
l»ana ii nd
Inina, Ins wife. If [
, |,e Solltll west l I'll,rt",' . f Sect l >.l
cast ' ) iiiii h i <W Vi " f NK'i "t \ t .
\I.KN \.NTeKIt VAl'tJII.X. «•! al,
x in
fc'-Instance, nn expert lire •i 11v **, and if d.t tl !*• U n it iml.i»oivn
NtV'i
of
S
K
',);
Ninth
hiilr
"I
31, T o llin '. ilp I ' Mouth Itu nge .i|
I l"t . ml,nits
Vol'tlnv • -T '.III.n let' Ilf tllll South•ill.
H alf
of
I h " Southeast
i h , d» x Ih* »*h. Ii-K.it'-'H, nr K*an j
S
>>
uH' hair ol South w' i' h, Quin'*1
in tel) whether tires an1t I|i4#'I
Kan*,
i 'I i thence S " . * l i iiioiik the
C
I
T
A
T
I
O
N
u "Sf ....... H I i N ' V ' i o f MW'.’, )
«, fee I I Ihe N orthw e st Qwnr*4*h , I«• Ifntry II. I.unl »od
of Smiihi'iisi Q u a r t e r I N ', of s'.i)iiiirter Heel loll, l*liic 7 , * . * * fee,,
^ ■unduly hecauae of Ihci la m l. li Ik w l fr . If a llx i. and
S> ello n K l i i ' O
III)
Tow iish lo
iS'*
of
SK’
,
of
N
tV
'il
See
Stale
of
I
Im
hla
to
all
persons
nml
If j
..f S \ V o f SK'4 ); Mouth Half;
tlieneo d ue '.Vest tu tho K na'etn
T w enty ( 2'*» t- nth. ItaiiKc T h l r .i.
T w enty
1,2" )
T o w n s h i p pal IP'S >'l.l InitliK
Interests mulcr
S '’being out of alignment drud lo il ir lr u n k n o w n lirlr*. tlr- I
of n .nilo- in Quarlci of Siiiiih ;
|v livu <321 I nst.
.mi l /2" ) Sou!.* ItaiiKo T h l r v |r **«r. It-K.it
K«*rtMtrrM;
to
iv,.,i i)iuit iit iif Hnu'heasi ijii.ii
correct the trouble in ! l.tithitr
tiv*. ( 32) Kasl
r. F o r i r r and - t---------- l'or
t,., I< ia of NI'JVi of tlW 'i of Mt, \y i.
said.
le :, h|h ulfn. If allxi*, and If ilmnl. |
T he mis n n "V "| i,art ly i n g wo.i:
>i.|MariiiK lr,mi the s w o r n Hill
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Solilhi'iisl
Quarter
of
Soul
I,
llu dr liiikiiiiwn lii-liR, drvlNqrh.
of Ihe SI J"hn'H riv er in Se e. I
iiipl.'ilnt i hat you nml each of
east Qiuuli-r 'HKti of SK V, ) ; n
Improperly equalized brakes to
lrKati'i*N nr Kranti*»«; to I*, o l*»*r-|
l on
T hirl
• 30)
Township I
i n claim mi into right I It I•• or
■I of lit ml 104 t feel Nor;.I |
losing tire wear, the tire t r r m i l l ------- — J*orlrr. hln w l fr . If I
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South
ItuiiKe
i m amt to the l'lrupeiTv liereDili h\ 30X S fee, Kasl Hiul
11v .. iiml l»' l i t I it* t h f lr ii.ikiioxxn
T h i r t y -t in i " i :::) Knxl.
•• (I.'M'I fill'll.
1T --e*n tell this and warn the iilirlr.R.
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Hi.
Northwest
corner
of
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T i l Kit 1'< *lt K
l •*: I 'K it K l) S
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Quart • r of
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t• • s . t•• I 1». \V«d%r»
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I :- Iiinlin '
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W KIW YORK, Sept. 1.—(/!•)
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nnkiioxxn tndi» d*
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negroes were burned to dentil x Ivfi h. It k «i l«'i*M mi k >a nl it h . I " i \ .
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lithreo others, two women and I «a x hi S« nil .1r a nd
S**nl I.
t
t i l'd it i v ;tii t'.\ain])lL*
Were iM.itlc ;111«I ills!;tiled
*.l S W , i S' • I loll Foil I
11n xx iff. If allxi . and If ilt ad it*
slid, were injured seriously in n 1tlMlr
.
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•ill* Tixf i l l x i J<>> Smith
it nl* no w n Ii h i h , i |i x i h i **. I* km
•
t.l' niii' ;it>ility as
that swept through a five- t•*i*h «*r KMint«*'*H. to Hmali
i 11 I V-I XX(» 1.J)
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IT tenement in St. Nicholas KlntdcPiii mid
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mid If di-ad
I** i '■ Smiili' F i ‘ Jimrli'i «*f Hi*» Nnt III
f y
Bub early today,
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Ilirlr linklioxvn India, ili*vlHn*H. l*’Kan :~ri
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lf a bf the bodies wore recov- M t'i or uruntm h; to John M GnrilSr,-lion
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N oiiu too sniall
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Ihe ruins.
k n o w h Im Ii r . tlfVi'-o *. |fg;tii*t‘H or
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ICI'll lit ******, ;pi li \ .Itdli.H mill
Mu » 1• » *i ih* S**I|I It
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to
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retie* ts hereby
ii
glv* n i lint up In If K«iI♦•••»*, nt KrtiiiP c n , I** I!
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1,000.00 Street 1mip» iiVt riH ti( h"i t •« '!*• XIN* * t. t* V i l l * • •* o l L- t ,
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„n Monday the alxth day of K«p-
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A p ,. j.,.
’Negroes Burned
f To Death In Gotham
The Awnings on th Murphy Amide
AWNING M\KKBS
SELLERS
A w n in g Shop
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Gowns Wraps, Sport Cloth
anil Hvato'in;
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23 W est W ashington Avenue
v n ’K
W IN T E R O R C E N
L a b o r D a n D u llin g
FE N O LE
A 5 t a « w s * u q u io
KILLS
Vx
III •!
Flies §Mosouiloe.3
byttieRoommLAlso
Bedbugs. Roaches.
AnbMolhs.FleA3.Etc.
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day of Min'li A .• iv i. |.iii
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of Now York, Htalii . . 1
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1111
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fnation nf title Tin 'i>-ml 1 - Ii
Imuhiiml'H I ru*» Flirksllan mul
ph and inuturl’ig th-rii i-ar* Raid
h* iiik to Ih** Fiimjil.iinuiit
*ie date of I shiihiii ■' ilirri'* f. Riiriiam**
nitkiioxxn. if allx*'. nml tf il«,ad i "
Be full faltlt and «■»••••!11 In Uni th' lr iinkiioxxii hilni. ih vIneeR. I' K.i
Of Sanford. Florida. Is li,i-vi>i'- I (’••*(, or it 111ii («‘i*h ; to flu* Florida
pledvvd for Hi,' pa>iii>nt nr i.iimf and I m|ir*iv«'iii*,hf Fi*in|*an\.
.principal and IlitiTcsi nf saiil if n Fill|i**»alloii and if In nxl-'ti H* * .
li.
If Hi. said I*.1..id i I-and ami Im
Bp a b o v e Isam n nf IhiihIn ' . !.•• |*i o\ i-llM'iil • onili i l l . *x .(> *i •• •' 1*••• a
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to till
H|>|""i mi; I Ion and I* out ol .».»I *1 ♦ III •*. Ill'll
|0n of Messrs, fiililwi II A I: i> to its am * » H**i 4 and u .m i h i i m ami
11. 1114■a i*d
Attfirni'VN. to Ini fui'iilull• >• ay lot iipi :>l im. I* .ii *l« l« -1s. If
ty of Ksnford. Kim Ida. In tin Ifw^nx. . ini. r or all ••fj fi • 1d • 1* • h
hold
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to
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a*er thereof.
bids must he urrumi'nitir'l I. t h* 11 nnk ii*.xx 11 In M •:. «|* x l*o*» s. I• * •I
W. S. PHICIC, Mgr.
rtlfled « h«m» fnr t\%i |n i ■i ■ 9«*•<•«» Kt’iiill(•«■*• or *»ihi*r rl.ilm-inl
I* 1»• • «* d . ; nd \* • • •
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' B i d s may tie suhnillted
In
Hi" Foni|i‘inx Im* .1 4*o|»:i'I iM i niiio .... I 710 W. First St. Phone 172-w
Umatlvs IIS to rate nf in'in..t In tv I'* iiiM’* lo ||i*> 11nk 11o \' 1 1** l
»nds are lo hear I lie all milt I I f Kona coin |i**r*ln K t'H* h f o |iii f I f1• • hip
d to be husrd oil a rate of mli i •*i If said * i*|iarf ili’l idil |* l»* '"it *-i
less than five nut one half pit •Mixhlii'F. ilicii l*» III** Mill mix' *•
t.
Amounts Mil f o r sulil lienils ||| IH**tl . XXliomsof \B-r I’kl llliMIK I*'
■ latril In d nllars onit m ils. I Ii n *’iK h 01 11nd* 1 l l . .1ml I o a 11 I m *••
a may lie Hllhlnllleil fill Ilia (IIIl * r in* nih**ia *d Hind «'**|»;»i |ii* f shi)*
.A* of nil nf the Isillies nf hoiidN If lixim.. and If * i i h « i mix *.i .ill
A complete line ol
iBtfa list I II nr fnr liny nliu or ilinie ♦if nn Id fo fi ii'i iminh.fM ol R»id
Id Iss ii is, lit the olei'l Inn of i’o|iai 1ii * ( I*11* Im* d*-ad. Ih*fi !•» Ii m .
Im t * or l i " li un k n o w n
lull.**.
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!o rojeet iiny and all hlils
ShealhlnR
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tlnii, If in **\tsi cim' i*. nml If "n i i*i
tno City of Kiiiifnid. Flnrlda.
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•*r bin't'FhMH.s In Ti u a l. ami to nil PluKlor
OTICn TO CMKDITOlia
|m i .sona
xx Ihiuiso * x. r White Rock Plasler Hoard
K CODHTII OF T ill) I'ODV- iinkfinxxit
_ JIUIIIH, NiailM II.K cm VTV, rlali.ihiK- I*' . IbliHlMh -*»r nml* r
said A I 1 Ihiminiiiid, Tni.sl
, f»*
Nails
'ATK OK Kl.Olt lltA.
.liDtla S i i x l i l i .11*Ik n and
Kntutc ul Jeff Haywood.
Screen
W ire
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Ii*l* ilII:-hand raid !.•••■
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CALL CIlKDIToltH, I.K'tXTKKM |j«*||ik fo iim Fi*m|d.i»iiiinl ............ :i. Huilders Hardware
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nf O ii U iiih ii In Iim Slain of ii«*.*iKln%
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S HAVINU CLAIMS " I t " K - In Mr. anil Mi h .1. Ik J*dkH of
NUH AtlAINMT HAM) KHTATH fjiiltniiiii. In Hl•, Stall' of fli' in u la . I•• Windows
au anil eucli nf you ore hereby J or Io Ji lkn lletlinark and Ik A. Hon
Frames and Screens
l to nreannt nny rlal'n* nr mi in k . f n r liunhand nf l Ii «• «-llx ••f
,■ Which you nr elllier nf i'ou VnliloRtii III till’ Htato of l li'iTM in .
vo againol the eslioe " f .o ff to Mr. and M m Ira W li llnio r «•f I In*
Made to Order
Flty of IllnninlilS I oil, I *o»l!(1 \ f**r M* •
* Deauaord, Into of Heml
unty. Fldrbla. In the Hoilnr- Lufltl, Hlalc nf 1111tl*»1H, alld |o all
pomon*
xv linmN«**>\• r Murphy Ironing H6nrds
_ J. Bharon. Ju/lgu nf the u n k n o w n
'Court of Heml Aide Onntcy, rlMlmtfiK Uildor tho Raid Mr ami
at hla (iffleu nt tho Court Mm. ir a W l i l i n i o r . l*» Mr. ami M if Medicino Cabinets
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
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Clean ,N eal Clothes
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Fall Arrivals In
SEMINOLE
The Price Is Right
SANFORD
il
Quality Merchandise
Prcssery
CASH LUMBER CO.
NEW
A re Soon To B e Shown
ing
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liU M B K U Y A R D
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Right now Sanford m erchants are preparing tom
play fall modes for men, wom en and children. Stocks of
every merchant have been replenished fo r the cominf.1
season.
ISroad deck*,1dcllcloa*
(fienua, perfect rest and
recreation. Orchestra.
A wonderful trip.
D aily arrivals show the latest
merchandise, »J
fa ir prices.
T ra d in g with Sanford merchants w ill go far towar
selling you the idea that S an ford is a city within itself
J A C K S O N V IL L E
to NEW
TORE
-r m lu iilv
” *(W uiCH KXOOtlSIOM PA ItK B30.1S
> i-fi i. : 11 ')(, :i«it Oct.
t) 1\ USv
-On /{<t)o t/nlll Beptambar so.
•*. *. \riilnhiH'
rtrooih
ticket* and baggage checked
•**-i»*.
i t:i u.t
i iU 1. • t t al m
i. Miil'iii, (.
through
to all Northern Points.
V.'lD, If ,11 J-,
| O i l , t i l :a
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AUTOMOBILES CARRIED
'•■•fl. " I S 27
| Oft. 7 It* I."
Visit Sanford stores— com pare the values they
o ffe r in g with those o f the stores in outside cities, ypui
merchant. ]
see,the wisdom o f supporting you r home
St. Johns R iver Service
“ Your Money Back If You Are Not Satisfied”
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From and to Sanford. Enteroriie. Benton SnrinV*. DaLanti. Pnlallta.
Pnl
l.v. .1 iicfiMOtiville iL iid u y , Thursday, natur*|it)V I p. m.
l.v. SAt ford Wednesday] Friday, Sunday, 12:15 p. t„.
That'll our pruponiliun on every aule. I'liune ut* your uoxt
urdor and’ we ttre »urc we eun udil your name lo our growing
. lint o f antlsfled cuntomerx.
Connection at Sanfoe/1 froai nod to Orlando, Tampa,
*■ ^xenbigg, and all Central andWeat CoaatPtama.
SANFORD FEED ANI^ SUPPLY CO.
John W* 8noetl# Phone r»:«tt
NORT3
iVBlJeaoneoftho
ig comfortablo
Clyde Liner* and get
R E A L ENJOYM ENT '
put of yqur journey to.
New York;
4m
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^ 7 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 3 0 1 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 3 1 3 1 .
Freight to Boston—•
• Freight to M itia i»
Myrtle Ave. mul 4th Street
Sailings every I Vednesdai
Sailings every Tueida]
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EATS hut what die
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County Jail
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a o td f r o m P a w 1 )
.a t t e m p t e d t o K ic k o u t
“ d lo r T u c k e r a a ld h i* in d taclo aed .
E x i t I n Main Corridor
•FUlNik In thti, th e m en fo u n d
‘ tt
to the m a in
c o r r id o r
a c lo s o t d o o r, M r . T u c k e r
~U *ed to o p e n th e w a y to
o f t h e jail. O n ce in j
corridor th e y a w a ite d i
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a tta c k
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hams
R ig h t t h e m , w u h
S P I D E R L A iG G lD OC F O S S lU j
J E S GrtT
MONEM R E A O /
F E R M E W H IL E W E R E EATiM',
x A ih ir g o t o b B s
F E R tv iE R V T f?A M P
WHO G l T S “fHRO\NED
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A M
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O N E
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M O R E
no
p e r ie n c e d
T T r a w p s
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jilt 5 o ’c lo c k B ro w n s ta r te d t o !
I. aocond f lo o r to u n lo c k seven i
“ t t i ia t l e a ” a n d s t a r t p re p la f o r b r e a k fa s t.
As
he j
t h a t f lo o r a n d h a d s ta r te d j
t h e k e y in th e d o o r fr o c t h a tr u s t ie s , th e fo u r m en :
d n h im , he said .
l f o y a tr u c k h im in th e sides an d
f
. th ®
head and
h u s tle d
h im
w n s tflir a n n d fo rc e d h im , u n d e r
; ‘ t y t e a t o f u s in g th e h e a v y iro n
ffib a r ', t h u n lo c k th e j a i l d o o r.
m * . - B r o w n l e a n in g A g a in s t W a ll |
j. ' M e a n w h ile . J a ilo r T u c k e r , w h o
aides in an a d jo in in g house, w as
ra c tc d b y th e y e llin g o f th e nei tr u s t ie s . ‘ H e p e e re d o u t his
»m w in d o w to see H ro w n ,
Jf c o n a c io U a ,-le a n in g a g a in s t tile
w a ll o f h fe h ouse. T h e f o u r p r i * - |
lO lte ra h a d e s u a p e d b a re fo o te d . A n i
S F i, In v e s tig a tio n o f th e j a i l b re a k w ill
p V b o h < |u . D e p u ty V in z a n t s a id ,
s y ? T h e '" th r e e n e g ro e s w h o escaped
jv*' fr o m th e c it y jn i! w e re m in o r <>f
y ; l,‘ fe n d e rs , p o lice s a id . T h e y escaped
V f r o m th e b u ild in g , th e o ld c o u n ty
a r m o r y , used aa th e j a i l d u r in g
' t h * c o n s tru c tio n o f n n o w c i t y !
p riso n , b y th e s im p le fo r m u la o f
" " ‘l i n g o f f a h e a v y b o a rd n a ile d
fr a tr a n s o m in tn e r e a r o f th e ir
| r t e r — th e s a m o m e th o d a h a lf* f l p ris o n e rs h a v e e m p lo y e d to
t m b u ild in g s in ce tlic tr a ils th a re .
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| T H IS S E C T iO M ) T M EED
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“A m id M ajestic P in es”
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Value Meets Value
i
THE INCREASE IN PR O P
ERTY VALUES OVER SEMI
NOLE COUNTY WILL BEST
BE A P P R E C I A T E D B Y
THOSE
WHO
HAVE
B O U G H T HOMESITES IN
SANFORD GROVE.
C
u r l s
b
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s
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is
g o l d
B R
ic
Plans For Beautification
Of Three City Parks Come
Befo reSan fo rdComm ittee
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S e p t.
2 .— (/P ) - F . <1. i
' T * r d , E. L . S m ith a n d J . B. W i l - ,
is, w h o e s c a p e d fr o m th e D u v a l
* y J a il a t J a c k s o n v ille
th is ;
i n f , a r e re g a r d e d
b y p o lic e ,
a* th r e o o f th e m o st d a n g e r
P ris o n e rs t h a t e v e r w e re c a p - 1
K .
oio.'d sr
nca alevies.
T H E GREAT DEVELOP
MENT OF PRESS CITY, AND
T H E CONTINUED TREND
OF BUILDING IN TH E SOUTH
EAST PART OF SANFORD
ESTABLISHES S A N F O R D
GROVE VALUES FOR ALL
TIME.
WC
R ight Of Am erica EJ
In World Tribunal [j
Debated By N ations Eg
G E N E V A , S e p t. 2 - - i ; ’P l— T h e op
1n i" m rlin t th e Itn ite d S ta te s s h o u ld
{.hare.
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n r i ) i •* b ra n t i f i n i l .if lit' h i ; /i ni! t itTi■iit J<>rI F M 'n tv I In h .i’.c *hc -m m - l i y l i U in th e W o rld
t'o u r t as m i in lic rs o f th e L e a g u e
w e r e a rr e s te d
A p r il ID , •'><
cit v p iirk s , .is d n iw n b\ t‘n * g ro u p • »!’
v <: ih ir*; a«
- . ith
1.11 [ M . It F>. - t e r . o f tin * S u p i'i'io i L a n d 1 cm c in > n ril'" id , it v.
T a r u n n-----„
in g „g ---u n - fig h t w
a ntn "im ■-•I ' o f W at io n * c o u n c il, b u t no m o re
F, th e t r io a tte m p tin g to c a r t •c a p e S e rv ic e , w i r e c o m d d e iv d a*
T in * it', g rc c im o U 'C i - n n a r in .' " a - vo iced by m a n y d id isg ate s .it
r If a m a ll s a fe c o n ta in in g $ 2 5 .- a riu-c! i»ig of th e C it y H e u u t ifir u - ! c o n ip li I iiu i. a c c o rd in g l" a re p o rt to d a y .' nes.-iioii o f tile in le r n a t io n ^ In c a s h , th e p r o p e r ty
o f a tin n t ’o n im ilte e in th e C it y H .*i! re c e i',i d t.\ th e c o m m itt-. i . T im 1at c o n fe ri ncc c o n v o k e d to discuss
* i-s to re .
One
o f fic e r
w as thm inorning, Hind (he City
on , n u r -te ty im uses som e o.iuMi - ( m i l ' s 1 th e A m c F ie n ii re s e rv a tio n s to m e m - ' j
t l y w o u n d e d in tlic b a ttle .
m is s io n w ill tie lin ke d to o rd e r th e a n d s m a ll tr e i f o r us.. 111 th e f i t y I h e ts liip ill On- e o u rt.
iniincdiate planting of the park I pa,k* d’ al along ihe slrei ts are in j
I f th is r pinion weighs in th e |
lit Ninth street and I'm!; \venue excellent ci/odition.
I c o n fe re n e e it m a y he im p o s s ib ic , ,
at it., next m eeting,1it was an"It is the hope of tin* committee" I to a c e e p t th e f i f t h A m e r ic a n re a iioiineed today.
mid Mrs. Wigiit, to have Smttord i • r v a t io ii. r ip iir u ig th e c o n s e n t p f I
The parkways on the First Street looking its best when tlic first 't h e F a ile d S ta te s to rix iu e s ta f o r |
extension to th e
H o te l
F o r re s t i N o r tln i n v is ito rs n r r iv u and i u | a d v is o ry o p in io n s fr o m th e c o u n c il
L a k e a n d th e p a ra
ilinn g th
m e {m
in atukit'
in e m
iil fe
m ei
rk ww aay s a lo
e th
e l t h a t th e y lin e
........i! '
:.........L
mi' ipiestiou.i
in whieli she claimn
la k e fr o n t w ill a ls o re c e iv e im
r e a lly com e to F lo r id a w h e n the
interest.
m .i
-----------m e d ia te a tte n tio n , a c c o rd in g
to a r e h e re, flu e o f th e b ig a s s e t•* fu r
The refi.-mn for thin i. thnt the
{C o n tin u e d fr o m P n g a 1 )
M
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ig
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b
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irm
tin
o
f
th
" a n y c ity is n l t i u c l iv e p a rk s , d riv e luu of Ihe I.eiigiio o f Nation* is |
id , s h o w in g th e c o m m it* o r « n j w a v s and h o te l g ro u n d s an d b y th e •=" i I'"eure that it. is so uncertain!
ln w h ic h th e s ilk w o rm s u rc b e a u tifie n tio n i iiiiiu iitte e .
W o r k on th e p a rk w a y s has been m id d le >1 N o v e m b e r th e w o rk o f whether unnnirtinus or only judic
In th e c h ry s a lis M a te ,
h i^ 4» u g .U n til ila> c o m p le tio n o f h o a u fe ify iin ' th ese w ill I " w ell on
s w u ll v is ite d W a s h iiig td n ,
J th e w h ite w a y lin es, hut th e y w d l . t h e w a y t" . o m p li tim i."
v i i * h d s e v e ra l o th e r b ig K ant
'
‘
.
Some " f Die il.'legnte. held lhat
C ities .
H e d ro v e to A t la n t a I . ,
I
if ii list 111 in i1y were made estieiitial
from there went iiy train.
lie l nil'll States emild not vote
J i . In t e r n a tio n a l C o n g re s s , th e |
unvunv ii u party t«» a i|iieslinn
> n th to h e lie ld h a d jo in t r.cs
ul i- mu-, while if u simple majority
I f w it h th e u n m ia l eo n g ress o f !
only were needed, it would be im
American Dental Association. |
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possible to accord the United Staten
TAI.I.A1I ASSEE, Sept. 2.- 'd'i
In t e r n a t io n a l C ongresH u h eld , I I j x y i k
K O C H
T 0 1 1 1 1 (1
flvo years.
I*
Eini-st Amos, ciiuplrolb r, unlay the right to block t liy ilei ‘isimi of
the majority.
_
ao'ionnced the appoint meat of II. .1
P J Ill.A liK I.P III \,
1'*
- * d ' \|y,
of West I'alm HeacJi. to act
OHSKHVK S IL V E R WEDDING
With tl ic e se, pi cm t tWo ‘ iiia!l|a- i w i ' i w r for the
i ’alm [tench
iewelry nnd , Hank and Trust Company, o f West
! ’■mpti-'i l.iikea,
- Albert
Palm [leaf'll, io succeed the Cen I'm 'o n Terliune, writer and Urn.
tral I'aniiers' Trust Company, re Terbune, are celchrnting their silv
ji I C E S I
i*1' " I l l ' l l wire stolen from] •■igiieil.
er wedding today nn the same lawn
___
|the residence of Cardinal D o u g h
The Palm Bench Hank and Trust win p' hi father. Itev. Edward IV
e r t y , archbishop
Philadelphia j Coiupuny
tntinued from l'nge 1 1
suspended
operations Terbune, and bis ni.itlier. wrote un
^ _____ iy to g o u n d e r g u a rd to j T u e s d a y night had been rc» avert'd | '"iin* lime ago and a receiver was der tbe name of Marion Harloin!
appointed to bundle the uffairs of obtained their silver and golden
^IdchtM* the bonds after the two today,
j tIn- institution.
b h d d is c u s s e d th e c o rre s p o n d e n c e
annivi r.->ai les.
Sf IV
rile police today were holding >
.
. .
1 Pensacola -Building
new cold
Umatilla I'niatillii’a post of
'Ihey said laid eoiifesst’d the rob - 1 torage plant, contemplated.
fiie tiling remodeled.
Bond* R e c o v e re d O n ce
i W i V “ I n v ie w o f th e f a c t t h a t .... hery, ....................
and Milebeit Novack, 2:!, i.fj
Vi*!,'j p re v io u s o c ca sio n s T r a c e y hud re - 1 W a s lu n g to n , I '
(
I’ l iee \i a ;
M ‘ ' (OV*fiid WO.OOO w o r t i i o f bonds j charged with 1
breuking ami enter
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u nn dd ee r;
im lin
ila rr cr nonnHd itio
IH fm
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ing and ................
I'otiliery, while Novack wo M »yo_ s a id , " w e H aw n o re a s o n held flip- further (,uestiotiiiig.
^ A . w h y h e sh o u ld n o t he a llo w e d to
Among I lie jewels stolen wir
Kp V g o° ttM a tim e ."
the Ciirdinid's Fpiseopal ring, vul
tj| • The c o rre n p o n d e iie n , th e com
tied at neiitly $K.tH)li, Another ring
in U » io n « r sui d, w iim tu rn e d o v o r to once owned hy the lute ureldiirliJ- him by tthe governor, and It wns op Prendegrusl, and ynltied at $5,-i
Ninety per cent of nil the cam Dodge
( t. th*n *«nt
tent to the prison division. An 0(10 also was stolen. The rings '
fcj1
,
ordtr,
ha
Brothers built in the last 11 years
KI
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h«
a
d
d
ed
,
w
a
s
im
m
e
d
ia
te
ly
$151 in ciihIi , a number of gold ,
S
Issued to S u p e rin te n d e n t H litc h to ehuitiN, u wuteii ii nrI some other
are still in service. Thnt is because
allow Tracey to m a k e t l i o t r ip jewelry were found by police in ,i
they nre built to last I And that is
. " properly g u a rd e d .
paper erate under the steps of n
why
there is no more sensible in
f f ^ r r i W S in s tru c tio n s th a t n o puh- vaeiint. Iioure a few blocks away
m . ' lielty b i g iv e n th e m a t te r a t th is where Price told ihe police Im hid
vestment in the world than a Dodge
tin ts for f e a r
T r a c e y ’s
fr ie n d s them becuiHe he was frightened
Brothers Used Car.
a t t e m p t to e ffe c t his onMr. M a y o said . " O n th e
Afternoon, J u ly 15. tlic som e
the order w a s issued, n s ta te t Was b ro a d c a s t by G o v e rn o r
K ln t A v e n u e n t 1.1 th S t.
la's press r e p o r t e r to th e e fthat the g o v e r n o r h a d th is
A U S & D
C A R IS O N L Y A S D E -P E -N D A B L E r
given p e rm is s io n th ro u g h m y
A S
T H E
D E A L E R
W H O
S E L L S
IT
the c o m m ia s io n e r o f u g r ic u lT
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it
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,
to p e r m it T r a c e y to g o o u t
m e e tin g to d a y d ecid ed to b o ld nn I
r guard.”
Mayo p rt*fu c c d id s s ta te m e n t a n n iv e r s a r y Im m pm L on I lie n ig h t
;rape controversy through th e press i o f O c t. 12, w ith n il th e to u c h e rs o f jjJ
r1- but as there stilt seems to tie som e' { th o .S a n fo rd nehools ns its g u e s t' ij
i
tention to get in to tho T rn c e y es- A c o m m itte e w an A p p o in te d to a r
i c by declaring that was n u t h is in - ra n g e fo r th e h n n q u o t un d in a t n ie t w . mUunderstauding, I fed I a m ju s - nd to m a k e e la b o r a te p la n a f o r th e
h tifjcd In making this s ta t e m e n t.” a f f i t i r . T h e c lu b w ill bo o n e y e a r
old on t h a t d a te .
%
4.; *" " • ~ 1 ~ ---M a x S t e w a r t , lu te s t m e m b e r o f {■
th o o lu h . w a x w e lc o m e d
at
th e ' *
In n rh e m i to d a y .
" M o n is m nnd lt« I i I u' i i I k " w im D ' h a
t it le o f a n h o rt ta lk by F ra n k " V i . J
T a lb o t t , d u r in g w h ic h he h r o u g lit i ■
o u t th p purpoBCH fo r th e fm m ding g • J|
p, the purpose of giving week- o f th e c lu b , its p a st w o rk , a m i l . b c j j
i the advantages now on- honea t h n l i t h a d f o r f u t u r e !■
/ the Associated Dailies, iic h lo v c m p D t.
eutive committees of
J ^ M P P y B c h a n l g a v e nn In to ix is tPress Association, the
in g H cc o u n t o f h la t r ip to A h u >ka
'
files and the South a n d o t h e r n o in ts in th e n o rth w ie s t,
will meet Satur- h u t ad d ed t h a t ho w us g la d to g o t
ytona Beach, and out- b ack to S a n fo rd .
; Caswell Back
in D ental M eet
Philadelphia,Pa.
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
E. C. M IL L E R . Pres.
Phone 24 ‘J
First NuIlona) Iiarh Hldtf.
Most Of Cardinal’s Myers Named Receive
Jewelry And Bonds For '’alm
l{i!nk
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MILLER 0. PHILIPS
Local Lions Club To
Honor Teachers At
Anniversary Meet
W A N T E D ...!
re 8 s
Association
immittees To Meet
ie^r Daylona Beach
Boy over twelve years of ai?e
who lives in Heights to deliver
Heralds in that neighborhood.
Must have bicycle and be a hus
tler. '
&
tm o f action.
1 to amalgamate tho pre»*
DIM o f Florida will ulao be
the conference. »»<•_.
Jt commounication bent
Florida Prssa Ataocialloh George E. Iloemcr
its la pri iw«pt. and K.
Sanford
ItM l
A P P LY
HELD
ON
IIM
Why are the American
people so far ahead?
W h erever w orld-travelers come togeth er, the am az
in g com forts o f A m ericans are sure to come in fo r dis
cussion. W hy is it that the a verage A m erican lives like
a king?
T o be sure, he has m ore money to spend than any
other person in the world, but then he insists on spend
in g it to b rin g bettor livin g to him self and fam ily. Who
knows w hat a subtle, but influential, p a rt advertisin g
plays in pu tting the A m erican people ahead?
A d vertisin g, by showing us new and b etter things,
keeps us from being satisfied with "w e ll enough.”
A d vertisin g , by m aking us w ant more, wakens the
springs o f action within us to g e t more. Am erican ad
vertisin g 'is a pretty substantial explanation o f A m eri
can advancement.
R ea d the Advertisements. T hey call
you to better things
C’ H A K C i ;
" ’ T T S m iP G ff, Sept. 2 .- (A*\ Milton O ’N o lli negro, in b e in g hn-ld
on a charge o f transuortlng liq im ir,
after Deputy 8heriffa ycntcriitiy
di*eov«re»l the nctrro wan currviVtg
i M c re U ry .
“ ahlh*’' In A- N c re t compartmixnt
I M t a t th « .o f the goaolln*’ tank of bin car.
at W U -1Th.
“
compartment had a cnpaciiy |
mil** of 10 or 12 gallons nnd wan ttmr-
:
Circulation Department
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H IIC A R n , Sept. 2— (fP )— Time
turned hack n generation or two,
as Chicago revived the eurfow law
of its innocent village days, but
Doliernlen dressed In the styles of
the reigning Reiteration found en
forcement a matter of considerable
difficulty.
A ll’ boys and icirls 1(5 years old
or under must be off the streets nt
10 o’clock, the city fathers had
ruled in an effort to end a long
record of httni ks and kidnappinRS,
and .'1,000 hlucconts were sent forth
last niRht to enforce tho edict.
,
hrngnm was put on
|jt>nri* of tuwns-peofiioii Winter Park,
|:i rif<>ril ami
Alta-
Then their troubles began, for
they claimed that owinR to the
prevailiiiR modes of short skirts,
rolled hose and bobbed hair they
were unah|e to distiiiRiiish chil
dren from
Ri'mYJujps.
Several
women, well past 20 years of ago,
were taken in custody as "chil
dren.’’ who indignnrrtly informed
officers that their aRes were ahove
the curfew limit.
K.
One siiirResiLion that, the ng
limit lie raised to IH was made by
juvenile mil horit ies, hut the eoppers maintained that ilid riot make
(oiiiti’sy of
the
■„f the Orange ami
Miller the sweet|i,il the popular Port
( ln liestrn nave dt>aml instrumental
1’eekham of l,nko
i lever ami snappy
,Inure ami a poptl[ tlupr'e.
Miss Kalhjm< i ilehi;Iiteil
her
i ;i i h 1 1 mini' rrmlition
Vulmg a hi I Drifting."
t»»:i.!i• in happy vein
I I nk;‘ M il l ami
|| i, I \ i lark of tlie
i; I. 11verst reel in
hill, pa dialect, gnve
iMuiiitval of the an
il.• older negro. A
»ltio ntuistie! skeleli
mi l>\ "(lin ger t'har[itii;. n< and “ .Mistah
tiVuige.
vn-lin made hy his
fr the “ hoy violinist
e.ive from memory
I'lmuiniimienl i.overi
a 1 11 t Oil the
tl with ro'imh
I*.
w iiimn lias swum t lie I p r Ii Ji (
■mil done it
('Pee ayfiin
in raster Into 1ban any mail . ouM ever inn la .
■'olid vn I or iMrs. Clenonlioe
to i o
ii'sep, a |Oole> iomit -ovinilM’
,1 ! 'am b hint li,
who live i in New 5
anil vv to1 r t a 1m ml i
I'U’ li'in; rajitaiu
non! eominittee ill She : c, ,im from ( ap t;
N'e/., i 'i aur' ' i I lot "i
l oejmi’ i. mi p few
l|,
M r. ileSlllls- minutes ovi r la lioor
ss than in I ur *■ ■♦*:»nI tlerinob I'deileV.
, . Mrs. I. II. Men record.
Her leal i o ie unit v.irlby by tt'e 'net 'hat -*o is 1 1 1 "
It
liehert Turn- mother o f two I’bilill I o.
'all v. all lo r b t e , Mari', lie ami Sopn>
Her profi ssioiihI m u ii iii i 1 b.t • Is • n il'u,. under tb" naui" oi Mil!"
>■ . noted monoliirs, (iaile. On her triumi'mt V. I'U .III'
!t,
lie!’ 111 ■-! .Ii.it ill.'iie'ii
a vivid porlrayal l ompaoii il her by boat.
|ti amnsini; iinpresVi.th i ity, Mr. Hern
ial in tor.
Music for
famished hy Mrs
lent llartlev attil Jack
urstlny of tho month,
lean ''■ will llolil It's
Jacksonville
Key West
Miami
Orlando
Pensacola
Tampa
Itpt night, the cmintv i urfew,
)i applies to sirls under IS
ler 10:11(1 p, m _ was sounded the
itcvi oiu miif lit . Mura than n score
Rirls were caiiRht and warneil
tnut the next time they will ro to
the juvenile detention homo. Their
jJarents were notified,
r The orders to the city police wero
th uuestion iniv children found nnOScourted after tho forbidden hour
•nd send them home. On a second
offense, under the city ordinance,
the parents will face a fine of $5
tb $1<M) and the child to the juve
nile court.
/ Parks were closed at Id p. in.
Amt countv Inyhwny officers pa*
trolled county roads and lovers’
lanes,
oiiiiRsters must do their court.
IpR hereafter in the parlor at
home," said t hief of Police Colllns,
"\’ nt that wo want t" Ik>
old-fa binned it rut violate personal
IlherU tmt simply as n commonsense ir-isure to check danger-- to
them i Ives.”
m S H I N G T O N LE T T E D
111 ( UAUM'.S I’. STKW \UT
iC -
proved Lv a lieiuitdii all
W
reverse
grees.
I'AMI'A. S'pt. 2 t/l’> I'ressiiru
LONDON, Sept. 2. I/Pl Lou
IIS high
logt over the gulf and south
dun's Socialist lunik store is to
tine' ic states am) also over the
have an anti Socialist coni Pet itor. *tl ppm like legion early today, said
Its slogan is. “ Hack to Herbert the weather report of \V, J. Ben
Spencer," and Us movitiR spirit is nett.
Sir K rru'si I! on
lb
publisher. St nl mu
I
I,
Ill e--oeml" in t be enterprise in- Ahilet ■
el lid" a top op per, a Liverpool AHaet.i
'
|I 'iii c r. i inemii"r
Parliament Rifiin . mm
1
'.; I ■a: i r"it ma- :e r,
Hie ti
We -ball i-eiiainlv not stock B u i i it' ix." Sir ' riiest said, “ but it is ( 'hiti li ti>u
! di i f leitli i . give old hand a li-t id C h i . >
.0 1
\•"iiml thinki i
Deuvi"
I'efitiiog -"iiml Iiferatlire.
Sir Des M.'inr
JMi
Ft i.est aid,
i i lileratut" which 1Imlg
|
I'l'ks to explain the present eco J lilt , " I "O
nomic \ lem and show
bow it Hu....
wort i rather than advot ate new1 K all -,i * it v
..id
V ■'em .
M " i' vpt' i■
“ We shall "ll “ lie said. “ tlm New I P leans
- >"in| la iiiomii ami social writer.! New 1 .rk
of an earlier generation before so
many economists went off on the
wrong track.
Canaan is sound
enough in the present generation,
and so. ! suppose, was Marshall,'
Imt we want to get back, especial
ly to Herbert Spencer.
No doubt
we 'shall go in in >,ome extent like,
our Socialist "ivnls for a drama I'/isi to gala .1 immiHs of solid
flesh in ■')!) days
and poetry section but the main
pnrpie«• of opr bool, hop will be la
lb lieedf ev cry bit of I re nit I h
"tgufii/i todiv iduitlmis against the
.F ,
Father! Help Your
Weak Frail Child
I "Heigi to glow ti|i and face
ItS world and to copibal, thr- dms thill all i hiIdi mi eni oimlei.
.MeCo\V ('ml l.ivei
('ll Com [
“ l*rim al)onna” ls Title pound
l alilet s liav e helped Hioii
of little ones Ilium of tllelll
(iiven Stubborn Horwc inaluis
worse shape than your little
loved one.
CHIC
Sept.
2
(A’ l \
Full of health giving vitimins
li'iopi'i non oliil horse wtiieh wd1 ml a eoiiiliiualion of -(length and
i b-sh Imildm . tliat do help the nil
no; parade 11 "tu the oadtlot k to ti
pig child in iiist a few days.
post with oilier entries has h."
They put on weight too. You
the caii'c of uaiiieasuieil eonfiisiot
and liublmti at Lincoln Fields n lcnn get till McCoy's Tablets for tin
it-n 11v and has earned the tu!" cents nt Union I'harmaey or any
druggist anywhere. Try thum for
“ prima donna of the turf."
Clunk, a three year-old owncij bv ■HI days and if von are not joy
Mis, U. .1. Howard, of Kaltiinoie. fully satisfied with results get
lins reiH'atedly refused to .......... I vmir money back. Ask for Mi
to the bugle esall nail its train"' Cuy's—thev ale sugar coated ami
Finnlly was granted permission t > children love to take them.
Ailv.
lead him to the post.
D- ’ ■ '•
Not nuii'li has been ii-prrl lately
He spit" ,i.t l lie 11 niter print "X
it liiniL’ hter was born jfroii' Col “ Hiltv" Mill bell, aviator, i
pci I
In .i.■;• i
.dioii! l lie in fnl ii
fn. Lftit: len II, Seurey, i nut there's liable to la , .shorUj.
i.ilil y of I i "ii method of indenti
ptiuiitL.
j Wlieti the N'.fliotml
Aeroiiutie
n IliyM lias rented |Assoeiat ion ineels in I’ liilaib Iphia tiealio’ i. .1 I "i b"i'! Taylor of th"
iileiitiliiat ion divisoti of the nnvv,
I tlie II i dt ,va\ and I'oii" j Sept. I 11. a drive it I " tie tail lit bed
' i a new sv,stem.
I ttiiiitu with her iirotlt- to make Col "llillv the oi Riini.'ii- I p. Ifwoikii
n ■i
inper print < at"
|f l.e k i, I v man A vr I loll s pis i■t> nt
liiimb *!
• ' pi i t, w d It ' he in si I
I ill' I oi'llli"■’*: --m.ost it r. >■i ii a
1I - i : John I'm ; if l
i i I , format In' .
Hmth t
eeretaiy of ma jm ity in Ills
'i
n tile," I tie ex pert
b ioe! tillo -el I , . i f von 'i i
ikiv i fib. lias lie n in ;dl-"ady, and tte
( i "to tip I out •' iv ipi "kly. Hut if
few 'til Vs oil hukiness now on a viii'id ion to .Maoie, i> flic prints aii 1." < of an unknown
In vvilb "iH'itiiiR of tlm ipinted as having promised to in
' individual, the "Xpert has to do a
P'llltler.
cept, if elected.
Ideal d' scuii lung llnnuyli Ids re(h i ■eal was manifest' cords to d e l'' l ine whellu r or not
\<)\V.
as
we
nil
Ilow,
Colonel
Min ", :be sewiitR i lub
navies ai " ho ha- a " " 1 1 ' |"Hiding ‘ it.
I'1 I - -mi.e Wedni’Hiliiv Miti bell holds Ilia!
I''6i tliei oi" i ■ I hough all e pert*
dn s hi my
members obsolete and armies m- nlv so that
agree tlm' thi n are not two sets
aviii!.i"ii
i- everytliinR
M " -'li si
and gonial military
of print ' i 1 alike, there tire some
It..... . mr arlistie art* 1hese times.
pretty ■di'nng resemhlanci's,
U’ e also know Ilia', ojthodox ilr■'11 ml*- ba/aar. Mrs.
1 Finally, -upi.....a tpiesliou arises
Ire u
liostess for t)i" ■my and navy nu n dissent from
roncr^rmur the identity of some-I
si u.s| by M rs. Klwell. I this judgment and that tile colonel
'mu wAio hnj I" "ii n long I iiue dead |
11me will be on Wed wan driven out of tlie service, not
1 -fs rjulhiiA' bid a skeli'ton per. |
Iii •' with
Mrs. perhaps, fur his opinions, hut for
laijh. - or who p> re lied In a fire nr j
the way in which he expressed
'all explosion. I'ln- 1 m pos - lb it it y Ilf
on|, the build ;them.
' taking pi in!
<brioiis in neb a .
being pul iii 1 Viler bis enforced
ielus'limitt,
I'lllir oT I litiol i M it chell tried to keep up hi light
But, where : body, or even a
window:, are Hod wasn't very 1m <■< -sftil.
He
.1. i l. I .ill. ' uv llla'di at all, the
was
a
good
leader
mil
lie
lacked
an
d out cement sideeitain to (ie avuiJ
orgmurrd following. Maybe Merle's i skull is tflmusl
I’ I"' features may tie
with
d
j
nidi
whir'.' lie gets It.
crushj undiluted, the tame nmy be crush
Jed
nr it may be charred by fire
-r rn derffocs
National
Aeronaut
ie
Asmi
TH K
aide
it hi been destroyed
but
[cdikJ Operation I lilt loll' motto i ' "America First ! completely
. enough " f it will hr left
m the Air.'" which pi ;ik-- for it
It, Wite formed in Detroit (n permit an examination id I lie
1' »N ' o1. 2-(/!•)-- "elf.
in 11122.
Its fu* I |>!• nieid was ! left,!'.
I( 1 I locida mill, r I bora >'d K. Coffin, who lived oil
When a recruit I'Uim Hi" nav >
"i" i <t Pm at Battle President Coolidge . aircraft hoard. |Uis t<vlh always ate thoroughly
’ ’ ■‘hit for a bladder It> iavoml wai !■’red I! Patterson ovi fhauled. Aflei that Hi" drnl“ U " ' here was imt.i- of the National
Cash
Keginter ia t.u r s tlii’in again at bast mice
t lie operation was
Company.
tlodfrey
L. CalmL, a year.
‘x*i v slaves sful” and Boston nmiuifai'turer and aviation 1, |t i!t upon this dental record Inntl
F via
n l tu |pi doing
expert, tlm third, is just finishing Expert Tnvine ilcimmlH,
■,Eypml Taylor does not expwl
bis second term,
inn of a major
The as ii a-iat ion opened op with his system to supplant finger
i 1mmiary operation a nourish of trumpet:, but its en pin t
t,i,t be tb ". believe it will
U' p Hi 0 nn d some time thusiasm waned
|iii 'sent Ij ,
Of jirovc i’ i iiivalui ble supplement to
the Iat'"'
late it's hardly been beat'll llonl.
n a1
Ni.xl November's rleclion is only* , A d tal indeiilification
id' n
niath
■
it,
minutes,
while
an
a congressional election, blit some
- n in e !
some
Iircsidt nl ml candidacies
arc
at HHcul"'!! by finger print i
llu.s-1
of
days
j.tinirs,,
i!
a
matter
stake in it for all that.
. ,
fo r m e r ,
it
by
I
In*
ing
accomplished
Pusidetd Coolidge's is one.
lit) verified bv tile I
i f the Democrat! andI insiirgent,}hnell'"d, it ''1,n l*u
for «*i
evenn laller
without the
IB niibliean ; get Congn s-,,
ss, or
m cu
m m ..............
---- nt ccssit.V ...... ,
the Senate, away from him, lit! j jMith'i"” 1" ' " ,,f l»«,rh,,IV thousand
chances of a I'emuainalion will he of prints.
mightv siim. His party primaries
left him politically groggy. A de Onlv
W ear
feat in tile full would be almost ,
Asia
sure to knock Him out — in 1P28. |
On the other hand, lot the voters j
rebuke the Iti publican insurgent!,
and re-elect all the regulars, nml I
PITTSBURG, Sept. 2 - lA'l
hc’Jl conic up strong fur the en
I JVhen Sheik Raphael Emmanuel of
suing round.
Mourners
Bobbed Hair In
Says Foreign Ruler
Mosoputamia arrived in this coup
Just a moderate amount of in- trgvBomftlmoi'ago anfl saw tm
aurgtmcy, particularly iki thp ‘Corn maiV1 UtoBMHiairod women he
oft thought they all were mourning
halt, will play
nlav into the hahda of
belt,
farm cundid aleu, li V Vlctj 1‘ rotf: for\ lost sweethearts.
'Explaining at a teachers in
dent
nt IDawes and Frank 0. Lowdeii.
A gVcat wave of it might give stitute hero that’ there were no
bobbed haired women in his corni
Senator Borah a look In.
This coming election means ev- tryer except
exeent professional mourners,
orything to Uoolidge.. It doesen't, ttho
ttho sheik
sheik said In the)r case the
mean so much to aspirants lik j , operation was^ performed
. L ydthout
, ... „
*
Commerce
lloovec.!
the
assistance
of
a
barber. Hired
Secretary of
Borah,.Dawes, Loyvdcn, Speaker t r mourn 'the;lcath of some Uepartand Henamr
Senator Watson. I U(] soul,, ho said, tfapy “ bob” their
l<\ fo*est studio portrait Longworth ""<1
Huznmui Lenglen, tekn- for (even If Coolidge is eliminated a s : own hair by nailing Jt out to nianrrem-h tennis qpecrv, a 1028 possibility, they’ll still haw ifest their griof.
--------- ~
'y V!rned I'fpfcsslonaU a figh t to scrap-out between themVisitors to the W oys^e Inn on
'paratile Suzanne
ned selves
ouo duv in July . Mp.mljnted^tyen
f°r a four
ourS It mekns this much to them.
M ..
ss
in trle^T tk
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a?
Lain
In
s
'C a w
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LAK E LAN D , Fla.; S#pt
CEMENT M/
2.S0 —B. H. Bradloy, wanted here on
warrant charging him with kid^i
' •. nyapn peynaping ami flogging Ed. Attend CHARLESTON^ 8 .'C „ 'l
Imrg, 22 year old youth Sunday!],!™
u
t/P>—JJnscph ;8.
8.- ,v H
*U *
niRht. A ur . 22, was in custody 01' Un-JJmwph
llMUh
i
Deputy Sheriff Anderson todny many years m
pending the raising of bend of Manager of tho Carolina
$2,000, Han Marshall, lakeland Cement Company, tiled,*
|constable snid.
idciiro hero Uils monihig.'
nt.-'
Bradley is nilegcd to claim that 5!» years old. *•
■Oil -
(lit
Thermometers are behiR exten
sively used by fishinR fleets. Cod
and haddock usually exist in wat
ers where tho temporntnre averages between forty nnd fifty de
X
pie
i I «vi II meet on
Fort Myers
, AlthouRh the order o f tho city
Police ,|ii{ net j,,j into affect until
Book Story Soon To Over Gulf States
Have A Competitor Today, Says Report
I \! i s John [ eeils,
e, ver, Mrs. Mat
|I'
much difference,
London’s SocialistlPirssure Is Hi^h
o-i ream and
I>v a min mi I
Mr ami Mr-.
II.
House;
Iii'l ll une-nuiile
North Pthtte *»»*•
Oklahoma HBiy
Raleigh .....til.......
St. Louis ..........
Salt Lake City
Shreveport .....
Toledo ..... .......
Washington
Florida
Bar|ow ............
remen
m m
[,u„ j O f M on ey
|iv (J ivin g A n
lent W hich W as
|B 170 PersoiiH
Hl i 'iiiiiiiln’r of f'ont,,l ntio of Hu* bigiii (In1 hintory
L„|th -ul;iy night. AiiJo ijitifSlK being presf nl -am realized for
fund of the or-
m.a
—
&
P m /j F r i g i d a i f e
m
ome 1
'i » '" {
-
EXCURSION
~ V: '
.knur.’.
’ ' ■■;■/
r, ■ " '
of tbi' .(insun, l ii liiy and Sat
urday, Septembi'i IP and 11. fmtrains i|tn> tu arrive Jacksuuvillt* Si'plemlMT 1I
round
t r ip
ml
fare
SA N F O R D
TO
* A tlan ta, Git. .
£32*
**Complete^
JfteklCabmt £C
FRIGIDAIRE
$14.95
AtiRitHln, Gn.
’’‘ Macon, Gu.
f Itrunswick, Gu.
iCharlcsIon. S. ('.
rt’luirlotte, N.
fCnlumltiii, S.
tSiiviouiiih, Gu.
fStim lcr, S. V :
Hirtninirhum
t t ’ hul l;umnjr;i
12.95
Ill, 15
9.45
I t . 15
21.15
15.95
11.95
15.95
iff.95
18.95
*
l.eiive above points on return
trip tiefoiv midnight as follows:
* Sept. I!*; | Sept. 22; J Sept.
21 .
Ticket h good iiii nil I rains and
in rullninaH on paymcnl of
necessary charges. No stop
overs allowed.
Fares propor
tion;!! from other points.
Tickets nail
any A.
I
I 1! 4
informal ion
Agent or
asLow as
*225
F O B . D AYTON
All Pintldi.. jvrtr, ■„
oJurJ.
imr.i
CdlnnOnioJ«l, at 1„
4» Juf. Or m, rj„ (d
4 r.l|J»ir< m«lus4'4l
uiit for )wur iwruni lrhot fot 4t Itrtlr „
M70
ros
DAYTON
from
ODAY you cat! have PrigidatfSjt
yt
your home for le ■ money than cnfrjLv
before.
Tcntny the unit that convetta in
^
into a genuine Frigidatre electric refHnM*.
tor coats ua little a* $170 f. o. b. Dayton,'-'V
Today the famous, complete, metal
Frigblaires thm.cvni at former pelcea,
world'a greatrat values In electric rcfrigeraJW* ''
are materially reduced In price.
An overwhelming public
Frigidalrr, and the «*oiiomte*
product jpn have made tbeeanewpi
Prigldairo has more than WO.OO©
more than all other electric ret
efrigerafa
bined.
Frigldalre, and FHxidaire otxfy, hM.t
guarantee of General Motors. Frlglfiifrg h i
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alrc wijl cost you—tiow^eoally it
for, and how much It wil
.Vp w H
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I!. U. Aly, Ticket Agent , San
ford, Fla., Rhone o j .1.
Atlantic
Coast Line
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The A t o m Shaken.
itle
.
CUM , Jlilttr, in 1918. Newspapers and orators have hurled countless
in
OY AR TH U R pfUE
sults at Am erica and "Americans.
The people in the streets
(C *irrl| M H U . Up lia r Cr.)
TtV**- ' * ‘
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have threatened and attacked, have insulted and made it as
—
" ■. unpleasant as possible lo r American tourists.
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M O NEY W AS “ more plentiful’*
l.i.....,.Ae«•*!*»« IMItor
Clemenceau thinks there is some real reason for this at yesterday, railroad and oil stocks
omen; M u w i t t u h M
He says the United States up, find with summer vanishing,
j- -'- titude on the part of his people.
is like a tyrant trying to suppress a fallen people.
He says that “ summer slump” does not ap
iir n ^ N b a nes
i f M l S t x Months—M.fio. that the refusal o f the United States to cancel foreign debts pear.
ht' City l»jr Carrier, per
Nothing could be more nourish
Weekly KdtUou li.Ou is placing an almost unendurable burden on the French ing or comforting than buying tho
people.
right kind of stocks at tne right
Hi All obltunry
H e apparenth overlooks the fact that the United States time and price, but never gamble.
i * Is
'OTIC
«rq ot thanks, resolution* in accepting tl
me Berenger. Agreement has done what
«t entertainments where
CONSIDER FOR instance Stand
> mad* Will he charged amounts to a cancellation o f all the war time debts.
The
ard Oil of California.
I f you had
advertising rsm*.
only obligations we are asking France to meet are those bought a thousand shares of that
AMOCIATIID PtlRHS debts contracted after the close o f the war.
And the United stock in I!) 12 and had exercised
’Assoclntod Press Is eiclusllltlcd .o.the use for re- States government is asking bankrupt France to pay a low your various rights since then,
your total investment would now
Ion of slf news fJIsnstrhc
tsd in this paper end also the er rate o f interest than our own government has to pay on he $847,000, and you would own, In
r«r- published herein. Al' the money it borrowed from the investing American public place of your 1,000 shares 35,640
republirallnn of special
shares, worth lit yesterday’s price
herein sre at ho reserved. to lend to France.
The trouble with France is the same trouble that any about $2,225,000, bringing you in
annually, more than twenty
IU M D A Y , SEPT. 2. 1926.
debtor has when he is forced to meet an obligation which $71,260
per cent on your original Invest
cramps him a hit.
It is one thing to borrow money but ment.
IE RALD PLATFO RM
quite another to pay it back.
When you go to touch your
And you would have received
thus
far in dividends $620,445, and
banker
for
a
few
thousand,
he
is
a
mighty
nice
fellow,
but
■n lake at 9aafart’s fraal
would own 35,610 shares o f Stand
when the note comes due, he is a crook and a Shylock.
ard Oil nf California th it would
A r e lr t rusts le JaekausThe best remedy we can think o f for France’s difficulties have cost you just $27.’t.l-!5, less
i h at. JsksH-la- is a little disciplining. ’ And we think Senator Pat Harrison than nothing.
r Casa).
o f Mississippi has the right idea.
He would keep the Am er
They say Standard Oil is slow
teast* coarts. ican tourists out o f France until Frenchmen learn how to
stshiB
in
paying dividends, but, all things
i r s t l k s nt k u tldln s pro* behave.
considered, it isn’t so very slow.
. •■■■■' nauHLa. fcolrla, a p a rt"
"Am erican tourists,” says Senator Harrison, "who sub
Only a little while ago the gov
t lln s lM
u f a l r r r t p a v l n s priv- scribed to our war loans are now spending from $200,000,- ernment was savagely chipping up
Sram.
|000 to $HOO,0QQ,0OO unmmiiy In France.
I f my personal Standard Oil bemuse it was getting
“ too tug."
U illr a r t lm
ot b o u l e v a r d
f?, B.. . Caa«trarl>wa
'feelings
wereTOntrolling
the
matter
I
would
suspend pnssu£’ i 4iZ
around I*sa k r Mnnror.
Each little piece is worth more
>f • U Lw C m sptrllns nf rl<r hruutirira- [Kirts to France until the attitude toward Americans and the today than I lie mamma octopus
?/>
Alss p ro•a
s ' ram .
was worth when the government
• jrmtrill war debts changes.
M ^ B ip a n n lu n
«l
arhn w l
chopped it up.
(Jl >
w i t h n ro > t a lo n f o r I n r r r n a r d
"I am satisfied that such a course would bring a quick
•»
ferllltira .
change.”
Requested to o ffe r a reply to the recent stnteIT IS announced, in type of suit
4*
(B IB L E VBRSE FOR TODAY
ment o f Former Secretary of W ar Newton D. Baker, Senator able size, that Miss Pinchot who
played in "The Miracle” is now
Harrison suiil:
* STAND ING UEKpRE (SOD working on a fruit ranch, under
"Th e suggestion to cancel the foreign debts is a sugges an assumed name. She wishes to
tin is'able to stand before this
tion for the gross betrayal o f the American taxpayer.
The make good.
Lord God 7" I Sam. (1:20.
few who urge cancellation and whose views, are being ex
Having parents rich and well
PRAYER— I f T h o u
Lord
known is ly’ hnd thing for children.
ploited
in
the
European
press,
nre
raising
fulse
hopes
and
OttltUt mark iniquity, who could
It makes/them concentrate too
delaying the economic re-adjustment.”
lad t
much on-themselves and their own
I; Yf
------- o------Two hundred to three hundred millions annually is a lot importance. They nre so anxious
THE MAN WHO NEVER
of money for France to lose at this particular time and to i,e something that they often
From tiie earliest times times ' pretty well defined by the ronsti^ A D V E R T IS E S
we bylieve that if this amount were suddenly cut o ff, it full to concent rate on doing some which are not recorded by tho I lotions and the laws,
thing, shift from one thing to all
t there a man with soul ho would not be long before France would see things concern ot tier ami, iii the end, do nothing. lii-iiiry men have fought for free- ( They must he rights the ordiI nary citizen can share with others,
Md
ing debt settlements in a somewhat different light.
It is to be hoped that M ish Pinchot, dei't
m ^ sra n
I
J
I hev linvi attained it in la r g e noil not the rights to take undue
an earnest young Woman, will suc
ceed in spite of wealth.
Almost no ;i snres in most civilized conn. ' advantage of others,
j I’ersaps lie cannot do what he
Speaking O f Sym pathy For “ Poor Florida” anybody can succeed ^ k s p it e of tro I'v rants turn lias.si -d from the ( pleases, but he ran do all that lie
poverty.
wlfc
there he, go mark him well
-t.igo
Now and then they reap-1 ought t please.
iilnt, no bank account ahull; The: Asheville Citizen is another of quite a number inlie has the right to earn a liv- '
for
n I mu as dictators, hut
p'-u
r
A GREAT French swimmer says
swell;
1fluential newspapers that love to boot at the disgruntled
ing, and to rise in his business nr- 1
only
function
in
eniergeuttn
-.-o
women iiix \ better swimmer thnn
n««l to watch tho golden wtuir
i cording to hij^whility.
Welcome home a millionaire. Gooseberries who go about saying malicious things about men heettus'k they are more supple.
He has thF right to keep his
Rut
should
any
one
of
them
Il’
in
set
Florida.
The Nor Hi Carolina paper every now and (hen Perhaps thiV inherit swimming
no mother tyranny, men Welle home sacred, and free from invas
nhility
from
Aery
remote
ancestors.
who never asks for trado takes a swing at the anti-Florida propaganda and must have
great, ijp-rul grandmothers, of [ I'igid for freedom, and as often ion.
ll line or ad displayed
hit some folks right between the eyes tin* other day when Our
lie has the right to have uiuf*1
the
stone
age, probably had to ami rrs often as wAs necessary to
more for rest than worldly it published a paragraph that went like this:
,
to
hold the earnings that he saves 1
establish
it.
swim away from their husbands
oAath,
IVhut is freedom?
What are and the investments into which tie
often,
or
from
other
men
thnt
had
Benevolent
folks
who
are
expressing
.symLwthy
mage hut given him pain.
th,' rights o f man?
Many men pats them.
! captured them,
for the state nf Florida are advised to saverk^for
i ’jiJj
— Exchungc.
will
answer
the
<[tiestion
in as
If he tines not use these rights I
HHf.’-------- o------some cause that needa.it— Florida does not. Others
many
different
ways.
it
is his own fault, not the fault '
from other newspapern
I IN THE Pacific Islands, any
who are using sympathy as li mask for slander and
Cut the question to children and , of the country that tins guaran- '
thing in the shape of a canoe or
i, business Is. picking up.
sycophanticaily commiserating with the Peninsula
|boat or floating log is put under you will get still more answer-. .teed them to him.
•— —o-------Htnte are warned that cold facts will beat them up.
dtHcann in Pur-in are ennstda ‘most violent religious taboo for Tic child thinks that freedom 1 We tinve far from a perfect
I women.
Foolish females have Should be the free access to the civilization, lint it is Utopian riniirobbers instead of victims
"Poor F lorida"—pity the poor! — Had nearly $18,been
persuaded
that to touch a boat • wycts in the pantry as often as PHiid to that of even three huu
-—
o—
, 000,000 in the state treasury July 1
and did nol
hunger for them -and deed years ago, when the. Grand
I would tie fatal.
That idea was in he re. I
bo hot but it won’t ho
owe
a
cent.
Governor
Martin
recently
authorized
freednn
to
roam about the (own as Monarch and his followers idled al
vented to keep them from getting
M ft rtu we’ll b* wishing it wan
a reduction o f 20 1-2 per cent in the state tax rate
jSwny to another island
The con- he lihi . coming home whenever Yer-milies and the peasants star.' .
in.
id themselves to support them.
.
y tw------ o^——
ipiercr- of t'hina squeezed the he elion-i's.
— nearly one-third.
And yet Florida lias no fran
Tin- in.in vyiio l- still part child,
The hnsiiii-- of
civili/.ation I
»me of those Mexicans liuvc
j women’ , feel to prevent their runchise, corporation, stock transfer,
income or in
getting just a little too much
1tiing away.
Soon Chinese ladies ie., the iriimnul, thinks that free henceforth is not to give' man!
heritance taxes— and doesn’t want any.
When
Hi-their tamnlen.
(liked it, as a sign id refinement. dom conststs in picking other more rights, but to teach him how
Florida needs the crutch of sympathy it will be time
------- o------I Turks locked their women in htir- people's (lockets or robbing their I to use and enjoy tile rights tie lias. '
for others to pruffer it in the meantime lend it to
I ems, and the Women thought they strong bn\os. anil shooting them land Imvv to contribute toward the |
fashion dictates above the
if they inetrfere.
happiness of others.
I liked that.
Bhtll sir, dirwn to the ankle,
some cripple.
I
The dishonest politician believes
It is a lesson he is rapidly leant
will America be?
Florida citizens no longer feel any concern about antithat the only true freedom is Un ing.
-O------- I
GOING
TO
EUROPE
by
the
Florida propaganda.
A t first they were hurt, their feel
freedom to use an office for his
When it is at last learned there
It Isn’t half the job to look
southern route landing at Naples
’ the exchanges now that it whs ings were hurt, al the evidence of unfriendliness among and hurrying on to the good little own proln instead of for the good , will lie no more wars and no more ,
months ago.
newspapers and people whom they regarded as friends. restaurant, just in front of St, of the people who have elected discord.
him.
i(A
-to i i " • ■o
| That may still lie hundreds of
But in a very short time after the unfriendly attacks were Peter’s, \ou puss by the Azores.
But the rights of men hove been years off.
I
■t-waiting for a little
Until lately, looking at the jagged
started
it
was
obvious
to
all
thinking
people
that
it
was
all
. Weather before wo umicrmountain
line
oT
the
islands
to result in most valuable advertising for Florida.
The
thay channel swim.
thrown up by volcanoes you said
T H E K ID
unfriendly criticism called forth the championship of the to yourself, "W ell, at least they
. / , ------- o—----ime people are so afraid thoy best publicists in the country.
B A L T IM O R E E V E N IN G SUN
And the Asheville Citizen have tool their volcanoes and their
ill make somebody mad that they is one o f the good newspapers that Florida
troubles."
Hut
you
never
know
knows is its
The ki-l has finished college and with the sons of the rich and
|ke everybody mad.
when y<m are through with motlifriend.
_o-------Thin program dreamed of climbing high. Well,
|er eat tii
The islands are again liv wants a job.
give Senator Trammell
I shaken I,V heavy volcanoes.
The suits dad. who asks nnlv that the perhaps he deserves high place,
B .Don’t
»ulh Hell for switching on
port i- destroyed, rubles destroyed. kid go to wnt k: hut mother is more lint there are relatively few big
L et Health Do It
particular She doem-ti’l want her jobs, and there are ninny, many
vorld Court Issue.
May lie
boy to haw a dangerous job, or college men now turned loose to
is just getting some sense.
it
-------- o-------II L.N It \ I- <lit D is buying “ heiivi nno thip— I soil his clothes too earn their salt. Somebody mud
Department nf Commerce figures show that American
much, or ntu that will handicap
tdi When conversation lugs, just flappers, in trying to look beautiful, and
their mothers, in 'f<r|1derM“ ■ri'
h"‘'t ht’',kWise
f‘*r him socially, and the kid agrees sweat. Another significant'thing;
t ,"r
running Hboards,”
T starting a discussion o f theoThe immigrants are few and the
hy.— Ocala Star.
A ll right, trying to look young, are using- more rougr and make-up ones i "indude that he plans a new with her. la theory no kind of call for men who don't mind earns
than
ever.
Cosmetics
in
general
cost
American
women,
and heavier passenger automobile, job cun handicap the kid in this on their hands is insistent, lie
It is it?
--------o----- -—
or rather their husbands and futhurs, $141,488,000 last l'erhiijis he does, but he is soon to land of democracy, hut the fact is cause it is insistent the hard job
[The- only- reason
. 4l . wo . can
■ think year.
When one stops to consider that a woman paints put out ,1 new and bigger truck. I that his job will in a large measure pays more ami more as the years
That w;]| require plenty of heavier fix his social status
America has • hums. What is the kid to do?
“ •old1 out^^iiur ^entl re* »t ock for no othor tv n A o n than that every other woman dm*, this /Ve.-i,
lie plans to issue quite for n long tune depended on raw 1Well, for the moment he in to have
■ to retire.
expense seems considerable.
a few n.pies of it.
' ! »- wady
immigrants (■> do their ugly chores, a hard time. But as the years nnss
—{| ■■*•--it is said that women paint to make themselves look
V '
These and the native horn w h o, A morion must adjust herself to
‘Lloyd George has declined all beautiful, but if women will Lake the advice of the C h icago
\ I e r k u e t t e r . w h o mvhih lucked the ability or the training i new conditions and make rough
eardial Invitations to get out department o f health, they will look prettier if they just ttl
•hnunid, twutiug all for anything better have done the |hands impropriate with a dress
Btay out.
He seems to feel
luke
cure
o
f
their
health
and
forget
about
the
Facial
creams.
“
I./
1
,
' T 1' Wil!* 1m;,Ml 1,1 11 dirty work, and they have become, suit. With the colleges belching
tha British union piny niont aila “ class." The skilled laborers out "gentlemen" wlm must work
pn U bad enough as it is. The The Tampa Times gives us this information about the Chi- ( g',.,, i.Uv tL- 'cruivn'
have ranked above them, and above if they would eat, iitul the white- j
t*Yorker.
cuffo health departm ent :
.
tru-r imd different ami im.n- ex the skilled laborers the small-fry collur jobs too few to aecomodat'.11
■f r
______ „ ______
“ The Chicago department o f health has juHt come to bat ' t«-nnv. plans for a British inva- white collar men have kept their a fraction o f them, them must!
f s«ye as a hoy he was
with
the announcement that nature is a’ better beuutifier i"!.'” '. . 1’,"‘ H«hcnxoii»"i method humls soft and leurned to scorn inevitably In- a mental readjust ;
iking fo r ■ fight hut illof tin hot tvvu hi* three generations overalls. Dad weurs overalls, hut ment thnt wilt
... bring
__ overalls and
found one.
Welt, he sure thun all this “ ctiamatk'iaim" in the world.
however, ' at college the kid has associated I dinner coats into closer harmony.
rh trouble finding the one
Don t take appetizers to give you pep; eat plenty ot vege- Und u„ Hohenzidiem ot l odav
— —
—
------------ — — .
Ing to be staged in 1‘hilu- tables.
sends -..mehody else t<• .J.. th. I
FO
R
Y
O
U
R
W
A
S
T
E
B
A
S
K
E
T
S
thts month.
"D on’t rouge your cheeks to make 'em rosy; drink milk, *,wi,,,,«"ig.
-------- o-------LA K E LA N D STAR-TELEGRAM
eat
fruit and things like cabbage.
know my own limitations,"
".Don't uae lotions to prevent wrinkles; get pithily of sleep
„■1 ^ tN*‘ Mecpmg
m;uj,.
vGdVemor Ponahey of Ohio,
Most of the senators and rep re jciatiomi and mil^x ami allies of wet
'
' ^ r o m Berlin 0. ........ .
Ming that he will not ba a Installrl
sentutives Have gone home fronijand dry argument, pro and con —
ln
s
ta
u
a
.
-,r*
i
v
ht'
t,,Kht
1
,1
tlu’
cur
are
for president.— Florida
Don t nope yourself with beauty clay: go m swimming changed at night into four com Washington, but the capital isn’t hthis is just some of it.
State. Some o f tha real
j forin* ’ beds.
Another Gerniaii I <leBerUMl- Fnr fn,m it! Uampuig
It's wrong to speak of it aB be.
too,
-n
•< itnd see how it helps you.
flown from Berlin to IV- litl*ruture is going.m il from the ing handled by the "mail man." it
-j------- ,>-------.
"D on’t worry if your eyes fail to sparkle; get some ex-jj^'j
This country will begin! 'iapnrted lawmakers’ offices- go- goes out in truckloads. The post
. Palm Beach Post with nub- ercise.
flying uround to it gradually, he- inK ° nt l*>’ th‘! ton*
office department deesen’t evon trv
ignorance wants, to know if
"A n d let sunshine instead o f facial cream tone
y o u r ] ing an old fashioned nation.
It takes u big force of worker.' G> estimate wtmt it costs to transUfa from now persons will
to address and seal it up and turn port, for not a emit in postage
ibar Dh Eliot Wow than Val- complexion.”
1 rrf*j*
But stamps. It’s too painful a subject
If
Those are tlu poirtU matin by the Ghicugo doctorw.
DISPATCHES TE LL of a ,«p|.t ;lt over to the mail man.
, . Y,pu're mighty right they
nn year’s from now Val- they are correctly informed we may yet live to see the truck |between the Funcisti ami the Vati i there are no stumps to lick.. That' 11 The department does estimate
good thing—though not so ! that 9(1 per cent of it goes, unread
II be as forgotten as If gardeners replarinn tin* beauty parlors.
” can heiaime nf uttackii un the one
Catholic imrnden ut Mantua and good, from u financial standpoint |into the wastebasket,
lived.
------------------------------------ 0 -------------------post
of(lce department ;
i
Mecorata.
The Pope has ordered for the p
— o-------M
A
N
Y
OF
UK
often wish we were bunkers so we could cancellaliun of the iuternutinnai (Vngresiuonal "franks" carry thi»l|
i made a speech beTO M SIM S
Catholic gymnunt congress that mall.
Iwrtlaing men’s post of have opportunities to "be in" on good thinus.
Nearly fiOlt clerks nre busy nd- j
^jan Legion In Chicago
Dut I am not sure that the banker's position is so en was to l>e held in Rome this week
May cut the army ami nnvy. Be
Tho trouble is not of Mussolini’s
Republican literature, and
' day.
He was roundly viable.
F or every "good thini?” thut crosses his desk, doing, and It huH not his approval, dressing
three-fourths as many addressing fore long there will lie only u sol
“ regular fellow*' probably eleven “ lemons" pass over toothat is certain.
He bus repeated Democratic kind, with a few left dier puddling a emus'.
Guess he ia not
Anyone who hus the sagacity to analyze twelve proposi ly emphasised his belief that reli ovpr addressing the Socialists' and
’gltOUt being a world
Ipt o f us would be tf tions and put his finger on the one good one is entitled gion is a necessary part of K.OV- Farmor-Lsborites’ and Congress
Dawes is growling »t the Sen
ornment.
man Kyslo’s (the loin* indepen ate. which would like to fire him
jre were.
to some reward.
The man who thinks this is easy has
dent) appeals.
All told, about and keep a bulldog m his place.
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never invested much money.
THE M EXICAN congress meets 1,060, mostly girls.
-u* that soma of-the
The jn o »t d ifficu lt job in this world ia to invest money today, and news from Mexico City
Tho stuff consists mostly of
its aro becoming a
New oil well in Mexicn produces
safely upd productively in enterprises in which one is not Bays' "the prospect from the Cath spobchw delivered, or “ extended in
olic viewpoint, continues gloomy,” rQpihrks,” material read Into the 5000 luirrWs a day, this being
ap active executive officer.
pretty good us a bole,
*
regards shy chsnge in Icgitdu- __ __— itonnl Record, und govern*
’ I grants the' banker his right to a mahogany desk, a
tlon
aimed
at
the
Catholic
church.
ment
W
llstlns
o
f
partisan
appeal.
'diets thick carpet find hard crust.
He needs them.
I f his
The Roman Catholic authorities
f°Ur Doberman in
i never to himself hnth said:
trade o f late i« getting had;
’ tty'another ten-inch nd."
£
^ V tS K
crust
'• | V
wd heI wouldn’t havo aithir th. doak or thi
“ -riWiUIam
Feather,
.
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force.
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i i K
k
r i is J 1
Valdez Hotel, Sanford:
I desire to nominate
In the All-Sanford Popularity (Contest, it bela«
.stood that this nomination Include* 1.000rolaj
Indy named.
Address:
Blackshear
Fertilizers Can
Relied On
The uabroken experience of thirty-seven
milking nf Blnrkshear fertilizers, und I here ate *
the field results had from their use 1h tin* kaiab
tomers are tabula led from time t« time *•» fm'l »»><*! *
I Item even better.
’m , Y '
sn
This is why they sre ai*»)« Hp
'tin* IVtackshear name is indirntivc of high <|iiBlity 'I'
pears on poor fertilizers made t« meet p<*"r
Abundant evidenee nf I heir superior gmsli""'-* ' 4,1,1
I
given by the celery and truck Delds of sonic <<i
isl and Iwnt growers.
Here at home further tvidea
in the largest yield, Just reported, yet iiiude "" 1
Imcco field.
Unr fartorrcs are now newly equipped to
*
growing demand fo r them.
OUR SANFORD WAREHOUSE, In
charge
nf M*-
»nit of
KING, carries a full stock of these fertilizers
by moil
materials. Inquiries made In person «r
nf
courteous attention. Wo oolicit the iMisinriF
growers.
The
Blackshear Manufacl
•a
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Blackshear, Gs®v«>*
Busi
' Atlantic City who should cut down
(v f!
-.-I
Contest Manager, All-Sanford l,opidnrilv toitst,
mantqi'44*a«6ftnipliibmtiiU>..dM>ar>ion their fishing lines
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Clip and Mail This Coupon
Enter the Big Populari
Contest!
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M R S . F R E D S. D A ljU E K , S O C IE T Y E D IT O R
Tt-
3LEPH 0NEJ H 8 ]
Sanford Librarian
i
Leaves For North I
A rriva ls
Montezuma
Cox nml family, Wust
p. M. Miller, Orlando;
Irs. 0. W. Stewart, St.
p (J. Wagner, KissuVhinct, Jacksonville;
iloycr, Daytona Bench;
Daytona Bench; R. B
nMville; D. G. Hydman
Mrs. O. C. Fulgham
Allen, Jncksonville; A.
jonvittc: Walter Bailes
[j, A. Mclson, JncksonFuRtin nnd wife, HilMcKinnon, Miami; E
Thoninsville; C. L.
bany, Ga.
Seminole
un(D anil wife, Jitpksnn
,, Wallace, Jacksonville;
.iHrWmville; George II
ta; llnx Landman, New
Morse, New York; Cl.
Jacksonville; F. Y.
fcnesville; E. C. Fngiin.
IV Smith, Dam-din;
kman ami wife, Orlando;
lm\ Atlanln; l<- C. Mc(ksnnville; J. T. Doughnville; II. C. Dunn, Orpavis, Jacksonville; F,
|la>n; C, F. Lnco, JnekM. Hall and wife, Lake
[Billie Williams, Dnyjjnrie Davie, Daytona
|W. Rogers, I'nlatkn.
!
Glide Time Members
A re Entertained By
M rs. N eeldW ednesday
C O N N E L L Y E N T E R T A IN S IN
F T H R E E L O V E L Y VISITORS
H O N O R O
Mrs. Anne Vun Ness Drown left
Thursday for an extended Visir
Enti tlaining in her usual churmnorth. She will visit, friends nnd
mg
manner, Mrs. Albert Pinckney
relatives in New York ('itv
Springfield, Mass, mid
other Connelly was hostess Wednesday
points, and on her return will stop afternoon at hridg<. at her home
at the Sosqui-Centenmal.
on Park avenue, complimenting
Mrs Drown will also attend the
fiftieth anniversary of the Amer Miss Margaret Neal of Orlando,
Miss Catherine Pittman of Tnrttpn
ican Library Association at Allan
'tjc City, where tlier will U rm- pa, and Mis* Margaret Wight, of
<'airo, Ga.
tional nnd international represent..Thu spot ions room* of thin love
ntives.
ly*
hoiiie depicted! an autumnal
Mrs. Brown was elected as the
delegate from Florida. There is woodland sceno* with Its de<ornexpected to he an attendance of tiuns of-autumn foliage and cut
about 2fi,00ft lihraiinns, trustees Ho worn- In tia* vivid shades o f red,
and others interested in lihrnrv gtjden 'brown nml yellow.
Symbolic, of autumn were the
work.
_ ___
| 'ally cards used in keeping scores
Mrs. Verm <*. Messenger has re i M u
turned limne after snending -.me ! f Br*d*P> ^ ,<l “ ^ ,' r Sl’v0r,d rounds,
time with friends and relatives at 1f'i’rtrt,5|nTfh rnllivtnl aiul prizes
Jacksonville and Coronado Dench. a warded. J'Miss Claire Zachnry re*
reived honk ends as high score
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Newton, Miss , pri’/.e, while Miss Mae Holly v^ins
quaint stocking hag in
Catherine Newton and Miss Mary . lr,v,’n
Ferguson of Athens, Pa., were [
visitors in Hanford, 'Wednesday.
Tn»*‘J||)r
«rvifp League o f the
the Holy Cross will
|0‘c!i«-k with Mrs. Rob„ nlui ftt hcr 'lomfi *n
feel
M R S . A . P.
*
n™
p
the form of an old "Colored Mam
my," as cut prize. The guest* of
honor were presented lovely rpsc
jars, as mementoes o f this dolightful nfternoon.
Punch was sroved throughout the
afternoon, and at the conclusion
of the card game, the hostess as
sisted by Miss Rose Gray nnd
Mr*, Hawkins Connelly served a
tempting salad course.
Those enjoying this pretty pnrty
were Miss Margaret Neat, Mins
Catherine Pittman, Miss Mar
garet Wight, Miss Claire Zachary,
Miss Georgia Mobley, Mins Olive
Newman, Mrs. John Meisch, Jr.,
Miss Mary Elizabeth
Pulcston,
Mins Emma Spencer, Miss LeOlaire
Jones, Miss Cnrmcta Barber, Miss
Emily Griffin, Mian Maude Lake,
Miss Mae Holly, Miss Mildred
Holly Miss Rosa Gray, Misn Lena
belle Hagan and Miss Naomi BcogB»n.
Girt Friend o f K e y Miss Emma Neumann
Mr, nnd Mrs. David W. Walker j
Case Becomes The Bride
left this week for Cincinnati, u . i Man In Me! led
where they will spend
al ' T o
Go
B e ifore Jury O f George F. Bozo Id
months.
Miss
Lila
Thi>rnlc\
rel nplied
o . Sep
> ANTnN.
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(/Pi
A wedding which came as a sur-
l'usLi|iinny today In-f 11l'i lin' Starke piise to their many friends was
j home Wednesday from Wn. Ill eg
111Xest igulillg Dial, " f Wednesday morning when
I toil. I), <
where ; In- .pent tn-r county grand pity
I lie murder of I Ion li Ml Melt, Call- Miss Emma Ncwmann became the
i vacat ion.
ton publisher will In leal nred hy bride of George F. Pezold, the
Mr. and Mrs. (Saig riiomp-on the appearance of Peggy Cavu ceremony being performed by
Valdez
Lrry, New York; W. I
■mi,' Mr. and Mrs. J. E
V R. Smith, Jack
bb Miller Sodnlla, Me ;
Jjpr, Sednlia, Mo.; IV K
|Tami>a; C. G. Baxter
J E. French Jr.
J. R. Thnrntor), JnckD. Bavin, Tnmpn; G.
brk'»tiville; :;Georgo I,
fhanil; F. D. Manley
It Wien ley, New
111. Darker, Cincinnati;
lilaker, Jacksonville; K
Ft. Myers; W. R.
teksnnvillo; Jerry W.
[Tnllnhnsser; C.
I,ymnvilln; J. O. Miimliy
E. S. Tnliofcrro, AtMnoner, Florence; I
»n, Jacksonville; Mr.
11, Newton. Athens
trine Newton, Athens;
[Ftrsuseti, Athens, Gn.;
Wuhniond; J. I*.
[. Myer*
rl ftirbiml of I’inckanl,
lifinr in Sanford ns the
t r lister, Mrs. I,. II.
|Mrs. li II, Pippin.
Mi-r. J"tm W. Meiseh
I n-tume.l home WednesI t'l'imilnuil Park, Ga.,
J|ient the past
Hell loft Thursday
pr Wnsliinglon, I). G.,
II spenil a short time
lummg his studies nt
JMiliSv\ Academy nt
|Ya
ly framis of Mrs, George
In will icgret. to lenia
i nml>■ ill at her home on
Bun,
I Miss Dillio
Bouchellc
Ituiuni home Wednesday
< 1>luhi bin, S.
ha > tn lui spending th.ptli hi r uio le,
'd !'■ Strange kan as her
tr home on First SI reel,
• Hick, op ,,f Dnytpna
Mrs W Tlpoidore Langvturniol from a delight*r|i’ l" t amp Hill, Ala.,
fi'tial-. where they h a v
lew weekn,
Mrs. George T. Henderrnding n short time iioru
onher’s mother, Mrs. E.
la-foie going to New
nn' where Mr. Hendei^ ale law school.
1'atterson
returned
« v . from Densncoln and
o® 'vhere he hqs been
Ms vacation.
r.
RESI
DENCE T E-—
I,'**»1- -■ -^rA~ *’
day,
_____
A fter * rwlm
in L sk t. Mary, nr* and
—- —*---------delicious refreshments
war* h JA 'n* . leave soon tor
Lake Mary
The Ladies Aid met Wednesday
Mr. and Mrn. W. G. Ferguson nt the home o f Mr*. P. D. Ander
made a busincsn trip to Long wood son.
The
devotional
sendees
which were In charge of Mrs. Fred.
Mrs. P. S. Nccld was the gro- this week.
Bailey added to tho enjoyment of
chois hostess Wednesday nfternoon
>yd
Little Miss Mndnline
the occasion.
A t tho close of the
when she entertained the member*
rrie
business and social hour dciiclqus
of the Guile Tymo bridge club at gone with some Sanford friends
to Kentucky to spend the remaind refreshment* were served.
her home on West First street.
Exquisite pink and red roses er of the summer.
-------j The services at the Community
combined with asparagus ferns
Mrs. Oscar Stevens returned re- Presbyterian church Sunday wore
were used in chnrminw profusion in
the rooms where the card tallies cently from a visit with relatives ‘ well attended, there holng G2 at
nt Wnuchula.
•
the Sabbath School In tho morning.
had keen a iranged for play.
The popular service in tha evening
The afternoon hours passed
Mr. nnd Mrs. 11, H. Bradilock which was very ably conducted by
quickly in the enoynbtc game of
bridge, nnd the prize for top score, nnd daughter, Myrtle, hnvo re Mr. Bowmnn was well attended
n trump indicator, wns awarded turned from" Flat Rock, N, C., and enjoyed by oil those present.
Mrs, J. V. Waits. The second high where the/ spent several weeks nt
Tho young ladies of Mrs. Ander
score pri/e, also a trump indicator, their home that they purchased
son’s Sunday School class and their
went to Mrs. J. R, Adams, while while there Inst summer.
friends will give a box supper
the cut prize, a set of salt and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Osborne of Thursday evening nt 7:,’ift o'clock
js’l'pcr shakers, was won hy Mrs.
Sarasota spent a few days recent nt the Presbyterian church.
T H. Irmhim-t.
Following the awarding of the ly with Mrs. M. V. Evans, at her
Mr. Fisher from Doled, N. C.,
prizes, Mrs. Neetd served delicious beautiful home on Lake Mary.
who is viaiLing his friend, Alonzo
refreshments consisting of ice
Mr. nnd Mrs. White of Tennes Melvin, has n position nt tho new
cream and home made cake
see
visited their sisters, Mrs, Mo club house which is miller con
Mrs. Neehi’s guests, were Mrs.
struction.
'erne
Messenger, Mrs. E. E. ses Green, last week.
Dagc. Mrs. D c. Howard. Mrs. J.
Albert Whitaker and family have
The lawn social given hy the rea
I . ■''laplqr,
Raleigh King, moved into Un it new home re
dies’ Aid for the benefit of the
Mr- \. II Beckwith. Mrs J V. cently built on Ci vital Lake.
Community Presbyterian church
M ;|u Mrs | 15 1nnDi lift Mrs.
m charge of Mrs. E. D. GrVen, Mrs.
H R Gray, Mrs,
I."WC,
Mr and Mrs I >,pis Stevens and Moses Green, Mrs. Ellis nml Mrs.
ainl \|rs i |; \dums
children returned » few days ago f oie was held Aug. 17 and enjoyed
from oi extend, ,1 i e it to their hy all present.
old In in,, al ( i rei-ux die, S. ( ’.
j
Arthur Humphreys returned last
Mr
W. G. Ferguson enter week from Asheville, N. C , where
luined tier Hllltdnv School class le he had spent several days on plcuscently in honor of little Miss Burn
then Wyman’s eleventh birthday.
1 h*I radive home of Mrs. Ten lit lie girls enjoyed this Imp
Du hit.I R, I leas in Ruse (*uurt was py isca-uon.
Mr. and Mira. Wf t ,: !
turned Sunday f i m I
visit with MbUhtM s * ___
Stsrkevlll*. and C m t s l
*, Tta X L *
Mlsa. and Mttnpbl*,1
Tele)ipboi
ihon* ua*n 1
pld. “‘The number .
been chanted}
directory.1 by meant e f
phonograph, which la
automaticall when
her la called.
Jr
M i". D e n s E n terta in s
In H o n o r O F M r s . F o x
A m i M rs. I).W .T urner
returned home Wednesday iwming , miugh, Cleveland, friend of Patrick Judge James G. Hnarnn in the
from Birmingham and Moot gone ! McDermott, missing key man, in presence of a few intimate friends
ery, Ala,, where they pent several I he mystery.
The bride has made Sanford her
weeks visiting relatives,
The girl has been sought for home for a short time, having the eerie of u very pretty party
i sever;l days by officers armed with come here several months ago Wnliicsday morning when she enMrs. W. E. Watson returned 1a subpoena and was located yes- from New York and accepted n tci'i iiiiMl at bridge honoring Mrs.
TnriHT nnd Mrs. Gt-ergo
home Wednesday evening fr>mi ; tcrd.iv by Cleveland police,
An- position here with the Sanford
l-"\ t Furl Myers. The guests inCrnnforiT, Pa., where she lias he, o Uln of till' I MO of Women sought Hank and Trust Comnnnv.
visiting her father. Dr. I!
S. ill eonimition with McDermott's 1 Mr. I’e/.idd is one of Sanford's chid, I the members nf the Entre
Bi idpe <'hill, of which both
K or lor. Rbe a Iso spent a short pail m i he alleged murder pint tee j best known young celery growers N.
\\cl e former mem
She i I'lielma and lias made this city his home for h< a i' guest
time nt points in New York. W w 11fie.I yesterday
Jersey ami Is.tig island while li.i . a., who ri oincd ,ii Die same ad i a number of years, having conic
1 ind Invendin' were tin
ilc
a Mr-1 lerinut I aft i t
t he
away.
here from St. Louis ,Mo.
oi ■ bn— n fur t his affair,
iimrder.
*
After a hort wedding trip u>e
Mrs. J. W. Allen of Moutgoniet \,
I he third wa till helog soltghl. young couple will he at home to W I T , I" ant tfully rnrrii d nut
A la , is tho guest of her daupliii r Me is Calluruie Durin , land In tlioir friends at their homo on rad1 11m i - loses and ziriiiun,
FI., i d design tallies were used
Mrs. Grnig Thompron at her home d, of the rooming tom e at which I Beard,-ill Avenue.
for De game of bridge, and after
nil Magnolia Avenue.
Milhrmott .toyed in Cleveland. |
(li. n iinl tiiinihi’i nf pi ogres sion.s
jMi.'S Cavanaugh is said to have uc- t
it « a . found that, the high scor,Miss Virginia Dai her i e\pe, * r( oiup.inird .McDermott on Ids trip Daytona Beach Plans
pi I a a lovely bridge set, had
cd to return home Halutdai from ,to Mni.flllon several nights after
w ui hy Mrs. Charles T. Full
Charlotte, N. t\, wh re -In- In. the imp'd, r when he is alleged to
J- Day Celebration been
cr
Mr
Bern presented Mrs.
been speeding tin- Mimmri.
have met a "pay o f f man,
Tin a- r witli a dainty bridge se’
\ecording to Steve Knscludk, in
Mrs. Mary Strong and daughter. I'orim-r, MeDcl iiio!I wie: to have re I DAYTONA BEACH, Sept, 2. - while Mrs. Fox received it ha ml
auto races between Florida’s mad, curst towel as a gift from
Miss Winifred Strong, h-tt Wed cer.ed ,J7a(l for hi alleged part in |Wlith
fastest
drivers and athletic and lu r In, dess,
notably for Fort. Myers when- tie , Die conspiracy.
I swimming contests between hoys
will spend the winter. Mi s Slnm At I o'clock the tables were laid
'
i
[and girlst of tin* state as the prinwill teach in the grammar school
with embroidered rovers and reG r a ild J lir v
1 0 ( ’ m h o r 'lm* !,l,nrls ,,v<*ntw, Daytona Bench fr e liincnt* of a delectable naiad
there.
■ ,,
.
'folk will join in staging a threeinur e were rrved hy the hostess
Mrs. Cecil Frlshie, Mrs. .Iimin J UUtfe (Sniltll S M ay in ft*|day labor eeh-hrntion Siiturday, ie si led by her sister Mrs. R. C
■
Sunday
and
Mondnv
that
is
exTurnhul), Miss Elizabeth Tnnilmll
Bowel'.
and Miss Merle Griffin left Wed
Mobile, Sep*. 1*. (/(') A special ported to eclypse those of the pnst
Tlic players were Mrs. Deane
nesdny for Sarasota where tln-v session of the l\lmore <minty grand in every phase
'I
uiiu
r, Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. E
It oi Ieo riding contests bet ween
will spend several d.i\ ..
iary will In. . ........... Friday at
old time I D Mobley, Mrs Clnarles T Full
Wctu’npks to inve-tigale the slay Florida cow hoys
Mrs. Otto
Dumas uud liOb- my ...... I iv "iglita of Jpilge l.aruar Texas plain.-,men, comedy slUnK fee, Mr.s ly. A. Doiig.lns. Mrs. J. G
ItaJI Mrs. ii. ( Rower, ami Mrs
daughter, Agnes, left Wednesday
lli 11v In —ui in law,
rivd ‘ between drivers of uncienl auto
for Sarasota where the v will pend Reese B u hidor and Hayes I,coll and races and lugs of war between Iluiu v .1 Wii NOIJ.
a short time.
labor organization uounhers will
aid, a lit 't,i
he udded features.
I,oral ho\
1,4-tina><
1
\e
t'
tilav
told
nutImri
Miss Margaret Neal, who has
tics that I,.' lulled I he jurist after mid girls will meet in compeli
been dulightruliy entertained here
tinn mi the bench speedway Sat ai
as the guest of Miss Mary Eliza Dai licloc i o in ml hi m with a pis day and on Monday they will ho
lol,
Tho hitler, in a confession
beth I'uleston and Miss Maude
called upon to meet the ynungr!>u ami basket
race;
llctfsc
ijike returns to her home ill Oi saiil he pi.nn,cd the slaving so tha*. of other sect ions of the stnte.
his wife tioiDii iiilo'iit her father's
lundo Thursday evening.
at
(TiuliHdn.
he
lie
picnic
h>
estate, Ind d< ucd foil ing the negro
The automobile races in win* h
S
e
p
t.
Miindfiv,
all ainaleiir renordr. aro expeit.d
O.
Bryant and W F. Ginvrs to fire tin hoi
to he broken will he held Monday
left Thumlnv for Dillon, S ( ’ ,
aftenioou Preparations have he> u
where they will spend a slioi t time.
Mr. and Mr John R. Mae Dona Id made to necommodato
renud
GET TH E BEST
Mrs. and Mrs. \V. S. Rohhins nml son Jack, left Wednesday for crowds at the beach.
Flower l i r a s , Concrete blocks
have returned home after spend FustD where Mr. MacDonald will
ing the summer nt Montezuma and manage the Grand View Hotel.
of all kinds, Roof ing Tile,
Jack MacDonald leaves in a few if a man is wealthy, a cerium
other points in Georgia.
tneiit Coloring, Etc, from
I days for College Dark, Ga., where amount of his money is taken i ,
S A N F O Itll < KM ENT
It is ward the notation of his nauu ,,u
Ik G. Wagner of Kissimmee a ! he will attend G. M. A.
PK C im U TS CO,
forpior resilient of Sanford sjient [deeply regretted that .MacDonalds j' the hoard.
They will he
the day here Thursday attending to have left Sanford.
5th
apil
Maple
Phone II2-W
greatly mis-i d in civic, social and l The milkman, usually seen Vml.
business.
church circle; in this city
Mrs. at the lito'kdouri of aparltmul ^
O
Mftdnm Harriet has returned .MacDonald was an active member houses and private homes, uou m i
from points in Georgia where she of (in' Sanford Woman’s club, and 1eliules st« ainshipT at New iml.
has been visiting rein lives and will also Ill'll! the " I flee of treasurer of piers in his delivery rounds. A .....
he nt her beauty parlor again he the Service I.racin' nf Die Holy terpi iNiog New York dairy >"U
AKCH ITKCT
( 'ross.
cm n, observing I hat florists, fru i
ginning Monday,
Firat "National Hank BMr
---—X
* , shops mul candy shops .............
a sueeens of their catering s|ien;i! I
Sanford,
—— ----- Florida
ly to steamer trade, has entered
Prettiest Indian Oirl In Am erica
the snmo field and sots forth in
[glowing advertising terms how j
i passengerH deporting from Ihesoj
; shores would revel in a ease <<f,
cream or Grade A milk. Deliveiyj
to the passenger’s stateroom
Corner Park Ate nnd Central St.
part, of the scheme.
Elegant Iv Furnished
I "No, I haven't been waiting
long," is the statement In ud Each apartment omistn of living
! most often on the steps of the New room, full Hizc h< i room, dreamng
; York Public Library, at Forty- room with full size Murphy bed,
second street nnd Fifth avenue. dinette, kitchen and, hath. ElcctriWatches nro constantly flushing enl refrigeration and garage in
|
ill. and out of pockets; smut-one eluded.
is always asking the time on them*
stops for they constitute otic of
Raton ftlD.Dtl and up per month.
tho principal tryntlng places in
Apply at Apt. No. 4.
New York.
NOTICK
666
Mr. and Mr.s. Frank Evans and
children have gone on a vi.>i! In
their home in Bust oil
They ex
pert In return nnni
is n (H-cecripinn for
Malnrki, ( ’hills and Fever,
Dengne nr Hiliinis Fever.
Ih leu 1>iitiii guv e a party to a
number of her young friends re
cently, it being her eleventh hil l I)
* vug
Ami
Continuous frvra 1 p.
11 p. m. -------'J
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Game By Innings
So This Is The W a y Tied O ra n ge Trains!
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HORNSBY HITS;
TO HEP BEAT!
PIRATES, 5 TO 2
L ea d in g H itte rs In
The M a jor L ea gu es
First Inning
Nationnl Longue
Johnson skied to Dunbar, Doyle
Halting Hargrave, Beds .1170.
grounded lo Cantwell, ltrown sin
Hit
Brow a. Braves, 171.
gled through the box. Brynn pop
Kum - Cuyler, Pirates, !)0.
ped to Myers. One hit, no runs,
Doubles Itottomlwy,
Curds.
( no errors.
:tii.
Beasley walked, Frisbio lined to
Triple Wallo'C, Kcils, JO.
|center, Dunins hit into n double
Ibuncis Wibon, Cubs, IP.
ply, Smith to Doyle to Austin. No
i
—
Stolen liases- Cuyler, Pirates,
■ w t e
hits, no runs, no errors,
St. IjTiutii Increnscs I,end In up.
Victory Is \nv yfl
Is C an tw ell’s
Second Inning
Pitching Krcmer,
Pirates,
N d liu itl l.oiiuue lly Seiui-i
OrneloK hit one through Fria
In I,;t.s|
won tb . lost ■>. .
I Shutout This ble's legs, Allen sacrificed him to
mg !{;.> I\renter To Item'll
AI hlef irs; Hctijjoi
American League
Austin grounded over sec
Hy li irntKe In The Seventh
ti; C elerym en second,
Ottl Three Mils I,
ond and Myers trapped Orneles
Halting Folhergill,
Tigers,
£J5*Rtnts In 4th o f f third, he wns tagged by Crowe.
."SO.
Block fouled to Allen. No hits, no
Ilit< Ki r, Senators; IKIi.
( ’ardinjil’ s Pilot (Jets
‘e
runs, one error.
Hum- Itnili, Yanks, 120.
Home Ivlin Am i Triple
Crowe walked, Myers singled to
Hlinv:, linli:uo*. bl.
I l( ll I'll "
right, Crowe took third. Dunbar
T n pies ( chi ■y , Y:ink*'i*H, 2d.
hit into a double play, Orneles to
K u11*, Yiinke*"", Id.
j I'liKs. Make Clean Sweep O f
1tooici
\\ bile K*,\ Sw;,mp lk\
Doyle to Austin, Crowe stole home
Mo til. White
V-1'ill'll 1
SerirViilh
llnslon.
I.ikiou
on Smith's windup, Bailey flied lo
‘ •(■i n Mils ,\n(j i|
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1
I mal O f The Series. .'I l o H
right. One hit. one run, no crrbrs.
1hi nc. 1tg'.n , won
1’ll 1III nc
Third Inning
I i ; lo t.
T h e
Smith grounded to stout, John
l ! :. Seel. 2 I / P i
ps;
son rolled I n ( !rnwe, I toyle lined
’ i Inn: I . 11 ; l i l e n e I t I n i e
v,ll!K' Srt,
to Beasley. No hits, no runs, no
I place 111 I l i e t h r i l l i n g
i be 1 " (a , , in, >ge<|,f(l
orrors.
iiV'/
i . e a i r i i e p e i m a n l i " e hy
,|;|v kdrfj
Alb'll grounded lo Smith, Cant
P a y K 11 ■ 111. r o n I a t ’ D i e
V lll"(i,,lk
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■By Pet© Norton
h
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,t
^d
well grounded to Orneles, Beasley
e
i v e i l ! li i n n i n g \ V * d m Cantwell hnd another good heal out a hunt down the first
FLOP ID \ ST VTF LI-; A G U E
i king
fina* e in
Nnrk’ tier ! \*.*,,rr j, i
_t©Tday And held the Block- base line, tie slide second, Frishie
i
Won L m t Pet. f'l'ic game- mti, p|,i|i
be Pitt b
from
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> five m^HHly singles while filed to left. One hit, no runs, no
j <>i laiiil"
2:t
.et?
Sein. ie. tumor's:
I ’ll a’
t"
were pountHng'thc Offer- errors.
FANFOKD
2»5
r*Di r in
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Mr. Ilaeobi ti> nr.'i
1I n i ' l l b ,'
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have Ihoi r
: It '!'
a
l
and
-football
am.'S,
an
Tlmre
arc
fool
bull
games
«",;i tO) 0«
Smith quite lustily and winFourth Inning )
er»s:i I
,A
i l l . Myers
2H
1■. bace tlet idi d I bn * I i
b a t t i n g
i . ■,
.
III! i llppa
t o p ; a nil
a ha''i' m a n t a
snnt.linn
c.ilied
'‘
Kid,
iv
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M rubber game of the neBrown singled lo left, tie was
'l a mj a
2*
-hfi I I I ’ 1
Tile )>lel 'll c v.'io t.1 1.>e at
ie i o n a n d
t ripl
‘>*'»** fkth ° «eore of 7 to 0. This
mind mo
(itarige i|*'i li t
■ ■
forced at second hy Bryan’s roller strength i l lie only way. It owe.
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eland
2S
.'ltd l a n d
I ' Ian
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mil non oni
•t a < h i e a •i t In a I • r.
are dale'
•>'. ha' i'ii r you’ d
( hie,ago, and K* d's I< iiiiieali s,
' '"ItllW, .
•> I * second straight shutout to Bailey, Bryan was forced at sec
,‘-!i. I'etei .burg
21
noil life' :!o,
land l:
itwell and his tenth of the ond hy Orneles grounder lo Myers,
..’i7lt '
' b a 'a "ta
17
t- i i nn'i, L ii"|
His Inst game watt a I Orach1* stole second. Allen flied
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Ictary over the Sarasota to Dttnhar. One hit, no runs, n<>
i;n
errors.
\T1DN\L LFAGFF,
Make Cle' ii n S it i cp
Pliilli
p i l l III
t " A rln ii'iia M
V'teams played erratic hull | Dumas singled lo left. Crowe on
' o l ’i
Pill I VDI'.’ I I ill \. . p i ,
hit tie.
c;field. Sanford made two gled to left and Dumas look third,
I, ms
te ill \t ip
"'lll e
I'l.'i'fe a
w hii b W
Dunins
t/While St. Pel <*rsburg was Myers singled In center,
Ci m iimat i
a ' D i e ' rr tl I Ii I n e e g a a t mi n e '
.. i i e
w i l h
1!o..| n i;
scored, Dunlmr singled to left and
Wit ha' trio of miscuvi*.
P ill b u r g h
l t n s t " l l W r i l n i 11 *
In. I . i k i n g I I I "
hat
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»' great) cateh of a line Crowe.counted, Bailey sent a long
(.'he ■lien
f i n a l g a m e .’ ! t n
o.I i . m k l 'rie n
\‘6 tt tit© bat of Doyle and the fly lo left, Allen was hit hy the
M e" Ynrk
elbh I ' n M i ' U l l . . l ! A.i. hi/hifi
l a i d l b " lit y % e x
t " I n u r >1 a t t e r * d
pit(i play of- "Kip” Dunlmr In pitcher, Cantwell singled to left
Hrnukly ii
.4110 in lullin' u p m u * .
h its a n d i m i y i fe- m e n n e b " d
BW the fielding features in imd cleaned the liases when Davie
Pliiknb'lpliia
.aim | s.fnv I.V. ilinings;
O rlando
Hnnehes
lls
f lit s A l . tie/ A n d M om ifuto M eet
,
T
Johnson
NVitlltsTen
Mill
MoltlsJ
missed Brown’s throw.
Beasley
e n d t'ase m i h i m .
w works'.
Hast
n
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l
.as i ! ttiishingt' "i 21cj VIII
T o C a p h ire First (iiim u ;
Lt H it c h e r s ' H a ttie , K a eh
Well In rinrlies. Allowing;
S e m e b y inniiif.' :
Boston
iin imi
f t base running on the part went mil pitcher to first, Frishie
Five
tuts,
Second Is I'o r fe ile d W hen
Hill Com lliis ; Atjnislrong,
Allow ini; B M i l s ; (tunniiiir lb,si.,n
lion
oddnno ii
j n
'C row e gave the Celery men grounded to second.
Hal lei'ic
\M K ltlC A N L E A D H E
Murrif,.
I D 1M i l l ; ;
!, I
t i t counter in the second five runs, one error.
0 row ers H ave O n h s M en
Lai eh Hy ( e s a r e s F e t itu r e s I ’ ! 111; t * 1. 11 ■ 111. i 0011
Dotlgen Lead W ilh S lielis!
Wen Lust Pet. 1 .Mancll. i "i stir udj
Fifth
Inning
■Crowe opened with a base
t New York
.020; fie, U ii:gfii']il. «'tl
Austin flied to Dunlmr,
Block
.■And went to third on n
,r.7i | lleniueh and /tola.
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Fla.,
Se|il
2.
I/Pt
Amci'icain
N
ot
S
ta
rs
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.,vci«»d
fl© to right by Bill Myers. grounded to Myers. Smith fanned.
Philnilelpliin
.f if iO |
I’h e P a l m s
w o n
D ie
fin a l
Lakeland made it three >1might Culls alilii'ied a <b utile victory t / l '
No
hits,
no
runs,"
no
errors,
! • homo a moment later
Defeat Frenchmen In Washinj'lnn
" f t h e
s e r ie s w i t h T n m p i
Werhn""lav fvem Die ( i i<iw in ., the g a 1
|
Snx Sh.i b b I
Dumas (nipped to Austin, Crowe in Du* Meries with Samstita v. l i e n
llth wan winding up.
t Detroit
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7
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held
Die
(illlts
In
I'unr
line
iir.-i
game
ending,
.
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I
in
a
singled to left, ho went to second
I
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I
FillT
SfftiAJ
Doubles
At
Brookline
'T 'hieag"
M added five more runs In on a had thrnwMto first hy Smith' hit:., to w m I "
J<dia -mi ivalkiil p l l i I n n - ' b a i l i e I f c l u e d i I ’ e ^ J a n d l o n g t o I i h y ( . i s u i < • > w a - a I . o
i . !l' in. I iii'ui i»l
St.
Louis
Dunins, f!rnwe, Myers Myers flied tifTenlcr, Crowe went 1(1 i n t i ' l l b i l l h e l d W e t t I N ' r i l l | m * i d l ‘ T'l i i' ifiiij i >1. wllllix thn its III") , wm*. ,1-fC. . ..... . p o •MV **
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| .'In . !. i l,e >„':crr,(
M.I F , S. Pi !'
tin *! "ll ,, .
tlb&r single*! iif rapi*i mic- to third on a passed hall, Dtiuluir ex.
PIM tt lb i I '
fm l el 111 .1 I ci ( Ii 1.1I'll,I u Ii "1 1!i ->» i
\r. K 'n Pf) ' \ r
Irnii'l'
..'tPi
'll'
i ' i >111 '
F,|||'!I IM g
I I " k l
' F
U ; scoring two runs. Hailey popped to light. One hit, no runs,
11 i l
I ! ' "II i • I*: is I I" pin \ l|fl. 1 ♦if •• 1ii'iin .
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The !•',
Am
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flow out. to deep left for the one error.
s a h a .s u I \
n t i: ii imi \ i id a
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11i
Tnnii' '
.11" ur
,put. Allen took ....... ill his
Ml I'M. I mil !"I> il lellllis Ini'. Heavy I tains Threaten
n a E 11' 1 t
t l e l d i i i . Ii
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1
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St ant on, f
i M ■f II n 11 i
Sixth Inning
"N fI I
I In- first I ill" III T<» In ululate W estern l\V" "III. >'.Ill* H«ai
t
.i
to fill the liases, and ( ant
0
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Fu \ i
Johnson fantn d, D o y l e rolled lo
hall in ! i 'if? "I thepi
i
it
^tOSppnded hv hitting a hoi Myers, Brown flied to Frishie. No Mann Ii <i
\
cat
t
here
will lie an all I
I ii ii I
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f
;;
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ii
l n 0
1 If Lopez, ■
Kll.ntt, *L
S through abort.
Myers and hits, no runs, no errors.
•1
Tracts c a r o m i t ' l l .if \i,"iiri
K n g l i n . 2b
t 0 ll
I*
i n 1 1 i n \ mm ii a n final for Die n a t i m u i ! 1 A gricu ltu ral
II Snlvatz
11 i Whi elm .
I r raced home and Allen tul
If
■\mint min', Ih I I ’ ll
i ii n 1> a (» ♦' ■i|l'|. ■in m |ilnii-b i p at tile l.nllg
11 I ’ m k ' I
'
Bailey flied Lo short, Allen fan
1 1 M Blneksloi
right ii I . Mu' pjrMtIl
eli Bryan made" a wild nod. Cantwell grounded In second MeDmin'II, if
• 1 iiiil.'J I bill nil Silt III '(ll.V.
.) n o Barnes, '
.1 O ii I
i B o K n »
I YD I AN API D.IS, S e p t
I’ K a h a i d m
2.
l d * l Tiie Tig i h...| held 11
i.4to second.
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1
Kii-'ii.rd-,
and
It.
N
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M i l t e r ,i
2 ll
ll 2
|f o I# it. A 1vii i ■ rt
2 1 n ll a I
Klx i t - mill v( remrj
No hit*,, no runs, no errors.
II Turn u .
wnl Ien from l i e . ! p " i t : I
('.uchel :
; 1 ii n a 1 ’A ili. iiii ib ie.|ted Henry
Hiijnnk, -s
2 n I "
lley oponed the omDi inning
t'lflf'llll I l a i i ' s l m n i w i i i i h l a t e
1 Ik h i .
lb
1 ! O ff (*. Ah.i
Seventh Inning
Sen M I*'. IIIH'.L’P
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Knnnec,
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smashing triple to i enterfiehl.
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'• -i mgip i ' l l D i e ( ' . ‘ H t i ' i i l p u r t i n n
Bryan filed to Beasley, Ornele
|ou Ft) I
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OK PriBbie’s fly to right. fanned, Allen was Ini hy Cantwell, xllweli
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it
1 If *f Totals
1 Midi.nui, threat*',led today to in- : D* l rmi
H
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Ol l
|Mliner. Kilwurd (|. Chatulli'i' *!*■ tind .te thousands of acres of farm
. . P H t a n . ||
ii ll i, vilatU'd I 1 It. A lv:' Ff Ih nm Hi.
Dunlmr
. .. dforio, ,in . the ninth Austin singled to lift,
Kdwirds, j
Hu! b n
r*
aieil
Jean
Ibo'ilra
and
Kene
La
20
2
Tnlill.s
1
21
!
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Fort My i i
1lands.
AIS \\ H IM1 A !•'■
M il grow liberal and Allen mAde a great cateh o f Luekcy’s
( 'upimllv ;.nii rwK»a
x Untied fur Manti-h
mill ti
l •» ■» 1 0 B i ■• ie yesterday. Knell mulch U' li! i . Precipitation within an hour of
1! i 'iiaares.
■ T"(al
lustlfp rrfnjeUtd ■in succession, drive to-left. Dim hit, no runs, no
*J!
ifollll'l Ill'll UFFIh])|1!.
!
1
1
Ill
'O'Is,
ning.
Ii
Mellae,
i
i
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1
ick ay "rou n ded to Myers for errors.
1
I 1•
I'-In* storm lust was I,at inches in
i l Iraludn
1*<) \ J
Alt K li PU
'.'ever bcfme in his long caie. r, 1 Die e.ivt> cn part o f stale. True-*
■»
1 ' i '» •' o h
Beasley tripled to right-center, LA lx E L A N D
i t opt tof'.thfc Ran ax,
41 Wickham
\‘ lan,
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0
al
lim
n*
in
lie
s
today,
bad
Bra'.ii
r.
If
1
2
1inrun, ab
1 n 1 ll ' 1 0
to right,
Beasley
n 11
. Hon iTvicr wav hard hit with Hum
i F n
, .: b
I BHP' Myers, dean of I la* Frishie flied
"
1 il 1 :
■; ii 1 ■» It ft A ini ton arisen to more da/gling ' i"u ........... ; over the road beds.
Dumas Ell.im, 11<
II 1. <inilldin, t 1
1 ( ’" X ,
11
rid* auditor*, lead the scored after the catch,
i ’ u.-.ii k, rf
a i 1 n
in his scnsul ional I ‘ h graph and I'deplmne lines are
i n 1 [* I 1 In ignis than
1 •, I| Daniels. H
I'l'l I le. O'
a l t o * Smith w ith three saf*i3 grounded to second, Crowe ground
i **oi hack against Die tw'n i’i.ri
1 t 1 ’
Fruaris, c
;;
;;
ed
to
third
ami
was
safe
when
I
I'Reilly
,
1
'»
1
down, parali/ed seivite.
1
4
1
W,
lls.
'
(fo o t Of four nttempts.
Iteas
Flit Voye, cf
!. t 1 2
1loylc, c
l n 1 ;* T (1 m nst singles players of Europe.
.Minim
I
lightning
tiuck several farm
ivrfect day with a sin- Austin dropped the throw, Myers
f
I
1
J
I* 1 1 I',
Mali lied nganisl Jii.hielmi and
Buckley, 2L
1loniingo
n o |
'Tinker
■
buildings.
Low lying portions of
Ifdo o d t ' o f twd tries, singled In right,*nnd Crowe was Itoii/a, s.s
't *i, 1 1
•
hanillei'
for
Die
first
of
tiie
ifioni■ IL* liomnil were iniinitated and pu
1Seed . ■I
vo smashed, u couple of out at the plate. Allen to Doyle to Dodgi ri, ab
•( , . 2 1
11 riiiI mat* lie loday was Die ptrong
laickey. Two hits, one run, one
totals
I T’l I'le li fi,i p
li' '' "'id fire deparl merit, officials
i liti nut (rf three times at bat.
1 n 1 d
error,
'■tisti-rri team nf William T Tildeo \*er,' iii> patched io Lake a number
Johnson, p
N EW T i u; K. Si-pL
Score h
I
yors and - DoyJ«, .rivul seciiud
and
Alfred
H,
Chapin
Jr.,
while
•lie
Tr\"|i. 1 "lent''
Eighth Inning
•d
in
rsnih
from
homes
ainnml
the
T'.tal
2'.i
2
7 2/
Villen, cnntiiuied *n occupy the
I’oi.ils
ii ;i :i‘ 27
immorow K 'banb ; and William'Smith was safe
when
Myers
lampik
fnoml tmtis of which watju from - aid la ■ ic?tr *’*' 'w _
Si
m
e
In
light ,jn thn fjyldiug doDurt- made a had throw to first of he,
MMOag.,
Si " i e by iiniing.' :
will be 1 1 ( 1 ( 1 0 ill by Lewi N. Whit
pfo 1"c- i■■r■ 'I b"'ILib tdl
F*. M ye i
U biii liiver was swirling.
lt, both hnmlllng nine chances. grounder, lie was out at second on Sarm.ota
I i | I I I l e i ' ) i -: i
mil min
mill tmi m
•md Louis J'bulheimer, nf Tox*t ..
"aoic, h.i
c,'ti"l
Suniom'
I
hiIn-,on
ii-,"
bi
ll
the
highest
( >1'lit Iidn
HTB* lope hobble whs on a hard Johnson's roller to Frishie, Dumas 1.al.eland
ooo non
mm arm 2 t
[iluy in Uni •irniigi"* 1
•at/,
Cn i ' ,
S t u n !
,
b
v
d
stme
the
tlisipstrnus
flood
of
•hall. which made Ida throw to made a one liarnl catch of Doyles
So mina i v Twmhusr Ini
Summitry; Tw ' i liiise hits: Do,IIl'llgUf1.
i liases, ( n :■■■ . Sacrifo i
W a r Between Chicago I !i I :.
bit wild.
. ..
well. ITiin' base hits. Seed
Ilnur to center, Johnson stole sec gen. Brazier. Three haMl1 till. I1ut
j n o , I In ru n .
! It Oil b
(I*. will I"inn '‘ •‘Kl
Stnlen Ini .c , fires, Moams, Kiclianl no
tflordlng to the schedule the* ond, Brown rolled to Cantwell. No voye, Bouxu, Cus.a l
ml.!. " , Ft. Myn
i(c-man iti tin' luirkflfl^f
llase mi
l.iqu
or
lJanners
Takes
|,t.IIKk.n
W
in
N((t
,?c
llueklcy,
Fratieis,
Deiilun.
S
a
m
jrymen only play four
more hits, no runs, one error.
’ I'licharil to \’ tnti
pin V\l> | I loniingo ' i
A 1vm
7',:rk Vji"I-cc■1. Amen
I<|t mi hases, (PI
Dunlmr flied to Dolyle, Bailey fire, Hogan, Dcotmi, I'l Ham and i rams.
•nit., b y D " ' " !
"n I. K
/tl. Victim W ednesday W an ted ln S o u th A frica |ii'o|'*,s ("Hid f""!1 ,
T.Orlannb -bn Kerit.' tl, nrifl A filed In right, Allen filed to left. Ih iil/.il.
Dmihle |day, llnrinek, I Kriidi'iitiin H. Ilip.es mi n.
H i t b y p i M b i by A I * a I I
At Ih.' cb’-c " f 5 |
•
ilogan to Ariiixtrong.
Left
mi
wHh Bradenton Sept. It, 10 No hits, no runs, no errors.
!•', Ti''in hard t. Si
I DM A M I. Kept.
2 1/1*1_ |!*n |
i s, (Jrandm i i ! rail'll"
veur
Tryn
.J
Itase, Sariiaotii I), Lakeland S. Have
l. n , win wind up the season
•to 11:*l iI ". \VI IDT111
LONDON,.
Sept
2
</l‘i
Tim
at
Ninth liming
la veil In I*.i' ,■ t.eeri tortured to i
11rnpirex, I n v and \
g'uiie l woiiMiD f1**1
m pll'l
Id'iil*
o|
South
Airman
lawn
tenMe» k
Bryan grounded to Myers, Or in halls, o f f Homier t, Jnluisun Ml. T i e l l ' ha i f 1
deal Ii with i He. gas, line ami a
1: 12.
;ii r„ot bidi if ibev "iw
itt” .
Holes did the same thing, Allen sin I 11■i hy pitcher, hy Itmnirr (III,m i), of g.illie, I
rope. Die t>«.<1\ ni a man was found "■ ' 11''Tes inward .Sii/.aniie Long dill) ;i g:l'Hi' " AffP
JPeterxburg A lt it II P<» A E
b ", Fiiys a .lohanneshui’g dispaM ii
gled to left, l.uekey grounded to i Johnson ( Mi'DomiidD. Wild piti li,
m a field near Chicago Heights lo
UkoiL sn
. 1 d o t ll l) Myers.
1,31,1
I Homier. Umpires, Frederick, and
Two hits, u<> runs.
Inis i hanged since she hecnmi! a with ni - I'''
Tunney
Says
Hi*
W
ill
•
t
dav.
Police
at
I
rihuled
Die
killing
\
d
<
i
■»
*1 ll
ni
New
7
"id.
lrfo..2b........
Lenglen
T
o
Open
!
. S.
Linder.
Tim*?
I
t " a bootleggers’ war that
has I pi-it. cuoiiul and her proposed vis- Along wilh Sw©f
. 4 0 •b1 if II 0
But K ayo On < hampio claimed
ROBBERS OUT $2,11110
seven lives in Dio suburb. I il to South Africa is no longer de- Dartamiitli. ,l1"
Tour
On
October
D'
.
If
.... . 4 ti tl it n 1
H E A V Y It A I NS A T A M t O N
B E L F A S T , Sept. 2. </P) Sixty
A rope win around Die neck and si.tcd.
Georgiii T. rh thua*^.
MUt. 3 b ..... . 1 0 II (1 2 (1 clerks were busy cariie' for. a
I’ l l I L A D K L I’ JI I A ; . pt
Dbe is mil of court, President refused the offer of ^ 1
A K IU IN, Ohio, Sept. 2 4/P)
> ti 1 1 1 0
1(1*1 Dm clothing had neai l\ been hut it-.I
NEW 7 Dl{K,
Fepi
•;
!
*4
Jen. r f ..... <
crowd of employment-seekers in The heaviest rainfall
.. ....... T u n . i e . v D i p i
Em
in recent Mile Nn/aruio Lengh n ' . I....
ed o ff the Inn|v which was cliar- i Liinilu rt, of the South . African funner Yah
4 n 3 11 0 1
,p
Wtt. lb
In hellt Jack Dellip
)iy
■t <) ll •0 0 II the Sliunkhill labor exthunge here years, l.dh inches, was reported the Cnit'd Slates, C a m i l l a
red siiffieientlv to make indeutifi- lawn tenuis union, remarked.
\ | ,. < , ,
f t ' x x i o r i i i l f " ” t D n l t 111
iftiv c ........
this morning when a hand of ana here tiiday for the last 21 Imui"..
kmiekoill.
“
I'm
"
n
i
i
i
e
in
,
•
I
cation
ilififcalt. Poli.e
it ap
ii
tl
2
>'" ami i Tihii, under I In- .bte. i ,,,n
0 II
'I'l,,. ((" 'il
i1
p fif
ed
men
entered
the
place.
Tiie
As
a
result
of
the
htavv
tains,
fight
i
n
a
half
?
"
i
i
m
l
I
'
m
t
peareil
Dial
gasoline
lu**)
been
;i a ll 0 :t 1
"! i hai I.' , Pyle, wilt n.pch
\t,( j,
i*h, p
Bail
M
e
rg
e
r
W
ill
Be
lent
ion
al....
luhtiers
hastily
collected
all
Die
lirte
yi
ideribi'
”
t
".
-',’*•
i
icIhifH
of
homes
and
several
in
\ . at Siptni e i iarden t a i . p, e , ;ul j
poured on the man'- dollies.
iff!* ’
man wli" <u' u,,l' L l
tt visible funds, amounting to ?2,IHI(I, dllstrinl plants are fthnded. Nam
It reilld n»d he (let t mined wheth
Success, Says Banker claimed
rotoln
:t;t n b 21 12 If
miuncid. She will arrive e. N. v taken Die tuati b with 11 .
id Ni y ' .
mul cHciqiod.
,'roiis washout* are retiorted.
I* M M I f e l l M i l . I l l l l l I " I
er
the
man
had
tun
n
killed
by
th"
York S ip ! . 27, aerom pane .1 |>* (,,
planning
l”
.
a
n
d
I
h
e
r
e
i
s
n
o
t
h
i
n
g
?
'
M
i
u
PU
AU
II
Yfufd
A E
Mames or hy previmn. strnnguhjmot in r,
, NEW YORK , Sc,It. 2 . ~ m — Giants i.rnfi’. - 1.':’' ' ^
♦»<
1 i
*) tl 0
( l e n e i l x i i i e e in m a k i
e
iijloy. rf
iiori.
The
hody
imight
have
been
tleorge K. linker, hanker, returned arrested as an 11 1
Pyle, 11■fore leaving for Chi*
j my mind."
:i ti ll it ♦
*->
* i
ibw* rf
djovt'ged to Die spot nhere it was ‘ toil:" IT mu a two-months’ trip
During Ins r" liri.|pj
: aid Dial Mile. Lenglen wnid.l j,.,; !
"
E
v
e
r
s
i
n
c
e
t
came
b
a
,
4
i
1
1
)
0
l
found, police said, hv the rnp» , abroad, * xnresxing his belief that of plav T r y
l>M' cf ..
tieipale
at
the
(iarden
in
a
-mgl,
<
•i
o
(he V'ar I have plain,.1 i,
;i
r**i 3I> .
1 t (1
about the neck, the man having i Dm Nickel Plate loiiHolidntioti ,danimiteli game with a noted wnoa.i I h e a v y w e i g h t
*,f :tr>o
■ i,
e h a i n p i . ii
to*.: 2b
.. .. 4 \ a •) 7 1
been killed in some other way, " m ii hy the Van Swci ie<*eiiH would led
the eastern
player,
and
in
mixed
double
ni
np
J w o r l d , a m i I ' v e w m ie,i u
1 t) 1)
m r t If ... ... '1 1 l
be carried through.
He snid he scorers in eight C»n
posiliiiii to another Ameriraii vve- e n d i n v i e w .
Wv. lb .. I 4 It 0 to 1 (1
D e n i p - a v
i
; More
Hum $ lOlm.ooo.OOi)
i- * wa' still opUmistic about the fu- points last seawnmtui
■
tar,
with
two
of
Die
bcM
:t 1 ti ■1 ll 0
I fig h t* 'r, h u t
I feel H i.u
Allen, c
, hoarded away in nm I tresses, ^tod. >Du e business eomlitionf%; of
Try on bent b « n**!|
the
inide plovers in this country in th " •i m a s t e r , m u l a m g u m ■ ! • .
.... u () i t) 1 d
I iipfs, r.ugai howls, . iinhn.'irds aim country,
p
v
game. Several foreign pliive
f i a k n o c k o u t . ”
! othir honsdin 1*1 In bug |,lat*ex In
reputation will aslo appear.
30 7 10 27 ir» 2
this Country, ucciuding to expert
: \ enice— Venice Cement Products
r» GOVERNOKS TO SI i ; Hill T *>l the United States Treasury.
j r ..... ooo ooo ooo— o
By The Associated Press
Company opens new factory here. i u ' n t n ' t W ^ ^
gled.
lU'inhnrt held
the Pirate
S L Z A N N H TO
W H IT E ON
Z ...... o io r»oo lOx— 7
,1'** "D
_ m
■■ "1
1■!$. /ty
St, Louiu hud a firmer grip to- batters easily, and, the Cardinala
- P H IIL
LADE
K L P H IA , ; C
2 I Pi TE N NIS
l UU .thy fir»t place in Flit! Nn took liberties with Kremer, who
'hit, Buiuduy. Sacri«rr—
—-----TnkeDIC-'from
Tex ILi kurd. at
-.
f,u F ri»bl».‘ 7q. Allen.
ton of Du held them to 2 lots on Monday.
" * jTJ(|»Rue._ On top
least flvfc governors ami {n d,
/ Crow*, Bttuley, Or- (h/ubf© victory Tuesday, the Cardi
LONDON, Sc pit. 2 (Ypi lohiD
In the contest f* r the collar po
a)t. iro,
?Trip F °r
fohnaon. Double plhy, Smith, nals, hoping fur their first pennant sition, Dpi Phillioa dumped lho Bull seems to think more is known! ly n, q u o p m of CougnIng to -Wfl » film st.u » h u |UIS
_
____. y.*''.f U Austin; Ornclon. Doylo to in 37 yearn, buckled the Pirates in Braves 3 to 0.
ilboiit tennis in France than m Dm I changed( fho contour
Ills TlnSC,
■l « f t on ban©, HI. Peters- a five tn 2 suck and tossed them
The New Yiirk Yankees hroko United States. The iueunipanihl"
'l j f lirmi iiie who
,Sanford 4. Bane on bulla, overboard again.
The defeat, the the spell of Lefty Grove, of Phil- Suzanne is going to writ*, about pummel t»;minuie wtm hu- i hanged
off Cantwell 0. Struck fourth straight in the .six games mlclphia. , Four other hurlcrH fo l the gutno for the em^dopedin thfl,pronouncing of his name. (',*.m.
o*'y the first
herself
loa thfct' saw but one game go lowed hi m i Dutch Ructher pitched Blittanlct*. Whether Tild ni’x M.r- Tmmey'n mother c u l l s
_____________furious
v vyayTof the Plratca and another winning b a lU n tho first start fo r vlceH were sought is not di.-dosed VTbtUjejy-; her non pivi'v , the •'ll"
Hi Block.
rn:I ind 111 tho third while it lasted hut a right to the built Yor the ™
■ pronounced ns in "up.” •
led, ihetP lralea dropped 12 points New York.,.. Cleveland wm, idlo
' \llen);
round at Jacksonville Fla Jan.
juw called off the affair In the nor- atop f Hftbtunry 2b,
indgflKi rfcquisv «nd five behind nnd the"*Yankces stretched their
1e fUffM
third.•UV'
P L E N T Y O F . T U N N E Y MONEY C A R b ^ G F l ’ PEDKiA P L A Y E R
t
lend to aiff. fames.
*,
,
.
to sbako hands
After
th
**
match
Corbatt
dtnfl
ar the top of
WuslduMon nnd Boston pounded
N E W Y O R K , tlepl. 2. "PI a '
P E O R I A , Sept. 2 ./lv |»n,sl. Wltti the eiiallengixr at the begln- compared to Alexander with; no
• Cln
Cincinnati thu bull^n^iously with the Senator! bet of $11,0Q0 « _
■
'
that dont Joe Goebel, of Pcmin’s fans . r u ilV I','! ^!’ ut ■ his declination morjKwnrW. to conquer.
•fume displaying enough''♦ndurunco to
provQKlng nn
ompsey Will defeat Tummy 1ms «B«ocUHon, announced i(1)|„y thut <u Mil* hell t* hand provpkin
Ihe encounter was' fo r 1$20*000
opjthet. This ..........
........
Hr by the
S
O
I
I
'double win i i to-ie.
;> *
.' ' a
nfuriatcif the with n xSia.000 stake
orded'bJF'dl Wail Street tho St» *Louis Card inaIs has par*
ffreaenr- bin with
^■Dformaii he attempted
to*open
Nine’ HwUVJ p a r iflW to tile fefak. UtAi, .. tTfif' Ofld* nro the highest
---- lpted to
■open nessod hy 2,000oc«il'
i Two-thouB*®
chaMoa-Htm.
Layae.
outfidder,
l
o
r
Yesterd*
at
St. Louis In t h e -------Blt till**“~ — *-—*•
’ Imported.hOTo^ . date.
res before the sound, o f Ah© ..The romhatnn:
S t from |
The firm $S,OQftD^iPh<kffwMiklyn Dodgers had
W l"< t
nth;-then
Chi
aa
js practirnW VTi , opnon' ion ■hfx • pnrehnst
^^jChampion’a. six'iwcojiids, Ht frying trr th
ontintt,
Hornsby
•ttomluy from B e t r o i t r W ' f r l ? ' . in tt g&
Tj/but fulled to
■dose
-shoot:Wt|i
nn.t the
pU
,
and
ny, jiln- thus
hti
“ ¥0$’■ ’
**'j’i 1
Rising for' ‘ ™
';sy-y
l fo r the nw ...
$ $;i
Niiu1 [‘itchors v
,, D um as
O utfield
In V*ashingtoi
ers Gets 3 Hits In
CroweSteals
lome ForFirstTally
u
. wildThn
(Tub Standings
L
LAKELAND COPS GROWERS DROP PALMS CAPTURE
THREE STRAIGHT. DOUBLE BILL TO FINAL OF SERIES
FROM SARASOTA LEAGUE LEADERS! FROM SMOKERS
Eddie Tryonfi
To Play Proftj
Fool ball Wit'
t&M W r*1Mi,G"*’ g“'tlc
St. Louis Secures Firmer
Grip On First Place After
Victory O ver Pittsburgh
Famous Battles
For Heavyweight Title
j
H E ' i T *')1 D . J ' i — < ' " r i ' J
Bain Preved
�m
u n m
n
....................M i i M g n
. Ditty Hermld
[ad . RATES
ih in Advance
„
wit) be received
and collector sent
(or payment.
10c a Hnn
... 8c a line
.......7c e line
tie* ° n req neatrates are for
[insertion!,
of average length
'charge of 30c for
Using i« restricted
jssiflrntion.
L Is mode The San*
will he responsible
incorrect insertion,
r for subsrouent
4fio office should bo
ncdintely In case of
yVEHTISERS
i|j
representative
ffamilinr with rates,
1 classification will
Lqilete information.
wish, they will
in wording your
nmku It more cf-
18-B m ln t M Se.vlce Ottered 148-H o ra w . Cattle, Vehicles 174-A partm enta F w K .n t
90— Automobiles For Sale
Tfee B elt A l l * I s i t a s t t r A n ' s ,
M m * A s t s s w M I * J s u M M t ■«
S.1% L s w s t R s I m , 0*1 a i r pHra
f'IRST. raMfSt*
inker CiMpaix.
H wllfc
See
mmr
G. C. Fellow s
H a a n IS A m A * n l A s H
I’hnne IB*.
. R e .. « p j
dorse races and basket j
to be held at Chulugii^
SfTSS
j
r.\NT NOTICK
HUDGINS & CUV AN l u , A m . ;
TS should give their
Radiator arnl sin , rnetsl work.. [
pstaffira address it*
Plain and ornameii.il «.;,t**t rnoti I I
Hr phone number If
i.07 Flay b j
results. About one l Work. Tel. 71 f. V
Avenue.
\of u thousund has
and the others
FLO R ID A - -ORL h ODO-— Orlando
lunicate with you
Morning Sentinel; largest classiknow your address,
linuance M UST be ’ fled huainess, rule lc a word, min
son at The Sanford imum 24c cunt) with order.
. or by letter. Tele*
tutinuniices are not
DRESSMAKING
«y A n ;.
25— Florists.
____
-101
W. Hugh i
|
_
Di'.'ii well, pump, gravity lank
2 ton.mt houses
2 ear garage.
1HRLE ROOM screened hungn- Dan \ iiains, milk shell, dairy I
e<|iii|iment, 2 «iloa filled with !
low Jib per month. Chnncelmilnre cmn situiu*.
l">'« filling
station.
Next
to
Trneioi. silage eiitler. wagon and !
Soring on First street.
______
“ tnnles. farm tools
FOR RE N T- Four room furnish-*
healthy Holstein and ,Iir- *
1
‘
-‘ children.!'
>ev milk cows.
t
i cd* house,
modern.
No
77— iluusos for K en t.
PEXTu • TUOI S
Are good tuols
wriii ahnulutely
Gunrun iced.
1119 Myrtle Ave.
------ — ___________ ____ j 1In- going dairy and farm, making;
122— Millinery— Dressmaking
mi Found.
84— Housed For Sale
SANFGfRD DRUG COMPANY i how 7 . ,
‘
THREE GOOD HOMES
"The Rexali Store1h° R SALK— t good milk cows, j FOR RENT.—Two nice large fur|BE SURE and see the new custom
Address E. L. care Herald.
nishod housekeeping rooms. 314
FOR SALE
Wo ™ake a specialty of our prompt
built Studebakers
East 6th.
On verv liberal term*
SAN JUAN GARAGE
/filing ° f Prtd e l i S n* “ nd ‘,Uick KOK «A I.E .-T w e n ty head good
Phone 7.15 or 784-J.
Jersey milk cows. Apply Eg- Furnished or unfurnished rooms
ScruggR.Scoggins Realty Co;
Drugs — Soda, — 3nt Sandwiches
gen's Dairy Farm near Monroe.
for 11"tit-housekeeping, also large
Masonic Temple Bidg.
M. L. Porter.
furnlnhed bedroom close to bath,
w i g h t -c h r i s e n b e r r y p r i n t
DODGE BROTHERS
SHOP — Printing,
Engraving, OHtO— Xenia. Make your sales modem conveniences. 914 Myrtle d5i— Loin For S aif
Ave.
Embossing. See us first. We do
Dealers
through the Xenia Gazette, Zcdit. Phone 417-W. Ft. R. Avenue*
MAGNOLIA
Avenue—
corner
lot
i».
Wh«o.
Rich
agricultural
dia*
Largo cool front room, twin beds,
Commercinl Street.
SELL GOOD USED CARS
token in trade can Hell at a
•r' i
W’noi art and display rate*
first floor, hot wster. 212 West
bargain if soon. Burt Mason. N nt’i
4th. St.
PRIN TIN G TH AT PLEASES
Bank Bldg I Theme 249.
1925— Tudor Sedan
Typewriters undAdding Machines. ■in i ’ (jL n tv '\ w ro u * M 7 ^ h G h °7 « FOR R E N T .-O n e furnished bed
192b— Ford Coupe,
THE SEMINOLE PRIN TE RY
!
V
wh4«b U
87— A r m in e F o r Sale
1926— Ford Touring.
room. 306 Magnolia.
00. W. »th .St. W. M. LtinileyT Prop. I t l
" S . "S S !
1926 Ford Runabout.
Sample cepj and rate card upon FOR RENT. Magnolia Ave. 4
19— Building Contractors.
1926 Ford 1-ton Truck.
requeat
room apartment, all furnished, D A I R Y
AND.
J*' A H M
1921 — Ford Light Delivery Truck
I lightx, wntur and gas. Apply H.
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile M A I N K Wntcrville, Morning! G. Walker, Railey'a Cash Grocery,
GOING d a i r y BUSINESS
roofs, built un roofs. Re-roofing
Sentinel. Thousand of Maine I First Street.
ON HIGHWAY NEAR
M ILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc.
over old roofs. Leaks repaired Di * people are interested in Florida ~ ~
------------ — . -— ------LONG WOOD
,
timatea free. Satisfaction gunrun- property. Reach them through <.>—-liusiricss Places fo r R en t
teed. Oak Ave.& 3rd St. Phono i l l . the .Sentinel. Rate curd on ap-1--------------- --------------- *------------ 7fi Acre* of Ijuid-—49 Acres in
Elm Ave. ami 13th Street.
1plication.
Cultivation
CLARENCE SMITH
FOR RENT.— Space now occupied 4 ncrc* 4 year old orange grove
General Contractor
57— Good Things to Eat
by Chrysler Motor Company, lb aiien fine truck land, 3 acres
CPU We.*t First Street
PHONE 3
__________ |West 1st.' St.
Apply A. P, Conclerrmi, ditched and partly tiled,
lit Phone 441
, GENUINE BRUNSWICK STEW nelly & Sons.
bn- flowing well.
A I k' ui .1 , 0 0 1 1 nursery slock, some1
WEDNESDAY'S
AND
SATJAMES II. CO W AN--AII kind* o f. UKDAY'S.
|()t. 0 1! VItT
^ budded.
j
1108
T'in and Sheet Metal Walk. M\R'l'LE W E
STOKE ROOM for rent suitable Ent.r.- Hun t tenced and ctois femt- 1
_____
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak
. . . _**
for merennt ile business. 1lit
I
Magnolia. Apply W. W. Potter, > ....... modern house. halti, hut.
Avenue and Third street.
Tela- 'to— S ri ' c m In lit the Slures.
phone 111.
I
Pno’ie 3;u-.J
I and sold water
THE
Distributed by
F u r RENT
r. loom luini.shed,'
itmdci n hop e. Flora Heights, !
HALL HARDW ARE
Also small apartment. 390 French!
Ave
------
t
----------------— ------I _
Kiiu*s Filling Statldifelf:
1113 Ssnford Are.
Phone 4tl>J / /
I ’JjED U\R^
— o—
I
" ' “ '"w in fast growing town, de ,
it increasing nt 22c pci iiiiurl,
...................... ... ,
' 11C iV-'l) N ' Sl-^DV N
FOR RENT-Modern five room! 1■l' 1* laiiiient of li.bOP.OP uuiiirod j |p\,j.*|*’ [ .\%-|) SF |l\ N
1■ITk' m’" '
^ rENT'7
v r v uMING
i vi;i.if
.OVFRI.AND cilA.MITON
R. S.
Fit
__
192b
1929 !
192 i i
192ru
1926 !
192b 1
1926 1
1926 j
1926 |
1925 |
1925
11124
1924
1924
1924
OVERLAND COUPE
FORD COUPE
i F U R R E N T'.
N e w bu n galow , fu r - '
l.nngwuod, t'Toridn
FORD TOURING
I
I
nished, fo u r room s
and
h a th .'
FOR [i I’OITRING
I Phone 371 W.
------ - --------------- | OVERLAND TOURING
------ ------ '90— \niomohilos for Stilt*
FORD TOURING
_ ! HOUSE FOR RENT Sept. 1 1100 t__
_
________________ VIELF, TOURING
'
27— Professional Sort ices,
, ....West 1st St. II. Clayden. Bull iAUTTiMOKILE DEALERS If ymf DODGE SEDAN
B7— Htuuita W ith Hoard.
iicd him k female . --------_2
____________Hldg. Open evening*.
I wind to sell \oiir used cars, nd- DODGE SEDAN
ornl reward for re | EUGENE PERM ANENT Wave
u rwvi
j* iv
i V»
Vertisi daily on the classified pnge. FORD l DOOR SEDAN
A v,
C. Jordan, i for $10.00. Marinello Simp, The ROOMS, with or without meals. 77K—
Olrfct'H and Desk Room
— - ... ... - ___ ________ _ FORD TOURING
i Banket. 2nd and Magnolia.
J Renmmahie rales, l.incoin Hotel.
— * --------USED GAR EXCHANGE
CHANDLER
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for CORNER PARK AND SECOND
7-PASS. TOURING
1924
SlatlorH — KcliH— Itoom s W ith o u t Hoard
P A IN T E R — DECORATOR
stores or offices at Park Ave.,!
<,) W. W ANSLEY, Manager
1924
FORD
COUPE
A. II. Riggs, 004 Luiiiel Ave.
and Commercial Street.
W. M .! ---- —
_. _
W
II.LYS
KNIGHT
PHONE 303
FOR
RENT.- - Fm|r
furnished! Young, Owner. 208 Park Ave.
|
FID 1LLAC O A K L A N D
1924
J SEDAN
Furniture Refinished
rooms, eheati. 1215 West See- i _
[I, TRIM CO
;
1923
ESSEX I COUPE
PONTIAC
-------------i^t
i car. not the owner.” --------------------------- _
1921
OFFICE FOR RENT —In Mrisch
ESSEX I ROADSTER
Sanford Cadillac Cointuiny
1“ for estimates.
;
N. J. NIX
_
1929 11
Bldg
Apply A. P Connelly A : 117 F 2nd St.
•Phone 121 RD1CK d TOURING
RADFORD
Attorney and Ciiuiiaelirtr at Law TWO ROOMS and hath over 81' ! Sons'ldngmilia ami 2nd'
1924
ESSEX tl COACH
— --------- ----------300 Hunt Firm Street.
rage suitable for two or four'*
'
'
___1
1925
ESSEX ti COACH
V U L C A N IZ IN G !------------------------- ------------------imen F W St a
1003 B n S O A - R c a l K r fa te | ) i r ^ 7 ’ Measure ears'
'^aham Trucks HUDSON SEDAN
1924
- BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP,
Av.
m iL WELSH
1925
'
. ...
____ ____ __ . . ________ Flat and I.'ltli St
Plmae 3- FORD ( OUPE
*t mHiii’s friends”
'"W e specialise in permanent wnv-- --- ----'7 " . . ,
, ’*"."7"
1921
11U PI’ i TOURING
- ing” . 200 North Park Ave,
j TWO Ruu\|s and sleeping pon ti * H.f i N s SM N 11 " lu ll I, ].Nt_
1924
IIU IT I ROADSTER
The _ ------ — — - ---------suitable for gentlemen, 1112 i
Real Estate and
I'll COUNTY
1926
NASH ti I OCRING
i
INSURANCE BROKERS
tufX’inloiis develop- ( 'H lliO Pit ACTIC will solve your
192.5
Pboul it in the Palm | health problems. Investigate.
192b
WITU KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
[Janude copy sent on; phone 48-2 J. Dr. W. E. Mac FOR RENT l ovely front rm.lii, |1' ,ST VO,';!t„
THE LOT KING "
! JTougul, 1st. Nat. Bank Bldg.
I1UOD A N I* GOODYEAR TIRES.
30ti
First
Niilionul
Bank
Bldg.
-----— --- ------ -------- ... — ------ ------ --------|gentlemen. Plume 111 J.
U. S. I,. Ihllteries.
fw Service O ffe re d :i2— H elp W a u le d — F em ale
]—- ........ — - Distributors Cleveland Si\
I
THRASHER
A
GARNER
71— Apartments and Flats
( 'oniniereiui A venue
! Real Estate and Fire Insurance
SKINS. - Haberdaahet j
U S E D C \ It E X ( II A N ti K
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
[ rs(,f"i </' M e g i a t e - W ANTED
26 young men and T/tMPA DA l Li I IbiCS, lam pa,
SEMINOLE IIUDSON-ESSEX
*
Slrri't.
| women Imldin^ ^ond poHitionn Home Daily, rotes 2 cents • word MrGALL & FOX, Real estate in
INC.
0. W. Wansley, Mgr
293 Oak Ave.
loin- oaTTTTiT
t" earn money in their spare Minimum 26c, cash with order
vestments. Beat buys nre among
IRI t. s 1 () R E— 1 reApply Henry Wertheimer, 8- yVrite fur inmatete r»t® earif.
Phone II
our listings. Phone 746.
1brags, Soda, We nre I y A M o., r*-li P. M. Sanford
Corner Second A Paik
HUI’S MAKMONN
a* yum plume.
Loan and Savings Co., 211 Mng- TWO room furnished apartment, SEE II. C. TISDALE for good Imys
Sanford Automobile Co,
' Utl I,M
! nolia Ave.
al*n garage, vacant on the fifin n0(,| Estate, 231) Memch Bur!
‘299 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
teenth of Sept. Adults only. Anply Ing.
ove & Furniture C o . ___________________ ______________
706 W. 1st. SC
CHRYSLER
1irsl ‘ol o 1’1
i U3— Help Wanted— Male
m v a full line
_
__________
CM AS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO i
TWO ROOM furnished apartment 81— Wanted— To Rent
[are right. Cash or j"
111 W. I t SC
Phone 992 1
with garage, adults only. 793
I W ANTED.—3, 4 or 5 room Inu->
Publicity,
'warn vour business.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
____ _____________1 furnished for 8 months. Musi
JEWETT AND PAGE
SALESMANConcrete Go., genera!
SAl.hiSMA.\
FOR RENT- two room apartmnnt j
within 9 blocks of P. O. Atldu s
Sanford Dealer
I
urk, sidewalks, build- Prefer man with classified experi-. also garage. Corner Central and Machine No. ,1, Sanford Herald.
RIVE’S GARAGE
298 W. 1st St,
Phone 917
Irrigation laixes. J. R. eiue on large papers. Must be French.
577
Prop.
, willing to prove his ability by re- j --------------------------------------: 84— IlouscH r o r Sale
i
NASH
---------------- — - , stills obtained. The man we want FOR RENT—two room apartment
FOR SAI.F,— One five room house I-ends the world in motor car value,
1 cf.KANJNli
CO. |is honest, reliable and it plugger.
apply Bell Cafe.
with bath $4690.00, $809 cash.,
SMITH MOTORS CO
ing, Repairing and
THE SANFORD HERALD
FOR R E N T —two room furnished i balance onuy terms. Apply Uiney --------------— ----- - ane P15 for prompt
apartment. 309 Park. Ph. 193.
, Dry Gleaning Co.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you!
— — ---------- ---- ----------------I want to pell vnitr used ears ad |
W ANTED —Two young, neat ap
SBARBER SHOP
pearing young men to make $15 FURNISHED ROOMS for light NEW HUNG Al.lHV, high and dry,, vortlso daily on the clnssified ]
beautiful shade. Three humbcl1page,
,
SKiiolin Avenue.
hmisekceiung, with or without
,IJIV Apply between «8 9
u a
r day.
A..
t down balance easy. Also new him , --------------------- -----------------barbers Special nt- U j
m Henry Witftheiiner, gnnigc. 918 Ijmi'. !
galiivv, nearly 3-1 acre, ideal t’oi
SANFORD liU il’ K C,().
n ladies imd children, j tSlltlf((r(| Ll mu and Savings Co., 211
Unfurni died npni I merits and gar |imultry. Filling station next to
212 Mngmdiii^Ave.
STEAM PRFSSFRY i ^ “ noolia Ave.
age, ( all after five o’clock. 399. Spring First street, or write R. A.
Phone 397
(
Laurel Ave. Citv.
' Box K1E.
----- ------- .....i
?. preying, tailoring, i 33_1|felp W a n lc d — M aie
o u t FRIENDS BOOST I S
! _
............ .
---------------------- -------------- i.LNCOl.N — FORD - FOHDHON i
etlo Avenue.
Phone i ___
*
Many of our customers mi>* that
EJdward Higgins. Inc.
One nicely furnished apnilinont. FOR SALE -One new three room i
they Imve been advised to come to
'
8EMINOLE EMP 1,0YMENT
bungalow on Magnolia Ave. op-, Commurelal & Palmetto. Phone 331 us mi tho recommendation of our
915 West 1st St, Phone 207.
BUREAU
posite aviation field. Cheap fo r ! ---------- ------------- ------------------ regular patrons. Our work speaks
and repair ull kinds!
204 North Park Avo.
quirk sale, eusy terms if desired.1Were nw one or thr rartunnt* in volumes for efficiency. We never
COLUMBUS, (On.,) LEDGER
39" Palmetto. Phone [ ____
red
H ouston r.
P u.
f ) jjox
U,,v oho
ti'M . ,h«llir,H
, r W lailslorm
Insiaraoer
«r tp r j„the
rn
n S iiousion,
Tarida|f
T |,|a wlla
« t fail In plcnsu because we can tp Classified ads have the largest F
_______________ !3(i— Situation Wanted Female circulation in Southwestern Geor
* | a c r it e r ia * o f what (he August nail
Xeiitrinker wlada
W. 1st. St.—2 Sto ry homo-, |*ei»lniilM*r
n laiT> i«ttt Ho. < »clon»« !
fabrics"''''^®
gia. Rate: 8c (8-word lined lino. 1100
OWN, \v. V A „ people' ~ — ------ --—;
Hvn rooms n„ lu fl„nr [
‘seldom
H it"* arrive
..lir.lalr time. ' of the most delicate lAUrlis. ^Ve
a rriv e on
un
Ntni in Florida. Each W ANTED- To do house work for
m
o
rooms
on
u
t
riuor.
•(
rooms
.........
i.-r„re.
un*
,.nn
bundle
it
little
more
busmmta
,
, , ,,
y,
They usually haiMirn lietore.
KENT.—
September
on aecond. Pori h. garage, ■ ter
'
•ugli a classified add in 1
white family.
Mrs. FOR
S I
U
t i l ' I IFrom
tt'in
. I t . , , . , . . . . . . . ( and bath
.. ..........................................................
I * r take
I « » r It
l l nal
n n , n«ia>.
iv u n i.
l u|J
. fin
l
iWf,
c.i
Ibavu
1H V0
L
*rter
the tt|
and we would like
15 th, lurnished four room apart-1Good condition. Littlu and Clay hi..w tt>. tna late. The premium |‘
»
town POST. Six cents ! MurV Cummins, 2fiOI W. 1st St.
>nt. 1209 Magnolii
Magnolia.
Blanche ; den. Ball Bldg.
fi*ti*.
? '" * * •
**u“" “ r' “
. yullr
ment.
*1* consecutive issues. —* —
------- 7 r
-------------------------, 10— Money to Loan
See the aid re lia b le -T h ig p e n ” fu r
Takaeh. ,
__________ .FOR S A LE — Thrcu room house, .o lid sriilM itlnn, A ll elsssr* at laon this page ( ------------------------------ --- — ~
’ ____________________
lurmuee
vrrltlru .
advertisements. LO ANS— Money available ut i per FOR llENT^-Fivo room furnish-! close in, on otic acre of good
P h s M me Indar.
ed apartment, hot und cold wa-1land. Small cash payment. H
‘ 3ft
W. J. THItirK.1
tlios<> vacnot rooms. I cent. Close In property. A. p.
Phans 466
Hanford FIs.
I’ a le ito B -a ru m lrr O uldlag
ter. 706 W. 1st. St.
|Clayden, Room 4, Ball Bldg.
sit mill hand goods? |Connelly & Sons.
------" T v . ! “ STEW ART THE FLORIST"
>rP t.cI w.en l-t-h ■ t.
Kin with for all ocean inns.
|u't on Sanford Ave
McLANDER ARCADE
pugh. t or. 12th ami
Phone 781.
Use ■BlNCT.AIir Gas »
Fall of eager power ' ' H vN
SINCLAIR OI1.8
^
Rttter for your motor KxK
S I'F U A L SA1 F ON
tv1n
PRIC E $ 18,760 00
Terms I ,o 5 vears.
W ANTED:--Germ an
Iiolice or ainlnle pup
py about uix months
old. Write full par
ticular1. to R. L. C.
I'aro Sanford Herald.
W ANTED TO BUY
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
AT h e r a l d o f f i c e
Total Loss!
Insurance!
Z
Far too frequently you see tlio?*
words in our daily papers.
The savings of a lifetime air in- ;
vested in a business, a home or an au
tomobile. At first MWe muat insure *•
it” is the thought .that prevails but it v
occurs less often as .time rolls on and %
“We have gotten by so nicely and
saved a premium,” takes its place. |
But just when that comforting j
thought has lingered awhile, it
comes!! What comes? Fire! Fire! “A
total loss! No Insurance!” .
'-> m
Think that over carefully, then
consult our insurance department.
The rates are surprisingly low.
A share o f your business
will be appreciated
,
I^aney
Dry Cleaning Co.
Bv CEORGB McMANIIS
UP FATHER
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ENAND?KentacUm
As She
AUGHT
Of Don
io Editor INMAHTHEFT
^
HOTEL OUTLOOK
L. Mazer $0QD, SAYS LAKE
TO BUSINESS MEN
Taken
rM c D e rx n p tt
ion
ion Today
All But $500 of $280,000 |n
Loot Recovered Following
Confession Made Recently
By One .of Two Mail Cl#rks
Koundup Conducted
At Denver Thursday
Sanford Will Have More Robbery Occurred After Two
Visitors Than Ever Before
Months Of Plotting, Says
Is Report; Another Dollar
Gang Member’s Confession
Day For Retailers Planned
ents Bring: To
rcquiry Lasting “ W inter prospects for Sanford
b etter than ey et.” said Muyoi
■veral Months l nro
K orrest I-a la*, in a talk to the San*
ys Woman
And Then
nOn Himself
BOND ISSUE IS
%# * t •
Shortly before 7, o’clock this
LEXINGTON. Ky., S e p t Sx—
—Kelly C. K lrtly, 70, f weeJHiy .morning, Almn snid, she was awakrestau ran t and hotel mdn, kiUfd ,fned by the sound of a pistol shot.
him self this morning in the b ath - She sprang un to see K lrtly standbeside the bed with a pistol in
room adjoining his room In a 'h o te l
hond, while Mildredla ley still
‘his..........................................
here a fte r he had slain H
Mis*
it* Mil
"
dred McDaniel, 20. Brooklyn, N. "beside her, a stream of blood trickY.
• liny on the pillow from a hole in
The girl, a pretty, red-haired h er head,
telephone operator w h o . had ac : “ Mr. Kirtlv went back into the
companied Kirtly on n m otor trip bathroom and I saw him in the
to Lexington, was shot when ■ba door ns he raised the pistol to his
was asleep in the same bed With head. I started for the hall door
Miss Alma G regory, of Brooklyn. •n d ax I did 1 hoard another pis
The two young women had reg- tol report.” the girl said.
“ I called for help when l got
istered at the hotel Wednesdayr a ftemoon as Almu and Mildred G reg Otlt in the hall, ami several peoplo
ory, both of New York City. Ac came out of their rooms. I s ta rt
cording to Alma G regory, they ed bmk in out room and as 1 did
ao I rould see Mr. Kirtly, prostrate
posed as cousins and K irtly
on the bathroom floor, fumbling
their uncle.
The two had quarreled Thura- eruoml for the pistol. He put his
dav night over the size of n stono hand mi the gun and I turned and
in a diamond ring which K irtly Started back out. Then I heard nnhad given Mildred, Alma dcclUrea. Othci shot.”
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Associated Press Full Leased Wire
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Voters Approved $100,000
Issue Last March; Consid
erable More Money Needed
To Erect Modern Building
LittleJHope
For Entrapped Men
TAHONA. OkU., Sept. 3.—(AJ
—Little hope for the 16 or 17
men trapped In entry num ber
west bf mine num ber 29 of
the Superior Smokeless Coal
Co., nt Tahona, by a gas explo
sion at 8:30 o’clock this morn
ing, wns expressed by Ix»e C ar
ter, last m iner brought out of
the mine at th a t time.
C arter wns alm ost overcome
by gas fumee when a rescue
p arty carried him to safety. He
had small hope for the men re
maining in the mine he said.
8 th a te * '
Ate To BS
At Private:
I V-J
Second Bond Issue
May Be Asked For
TWO ARE SLAIN IN Commission
Meet Thi
Present QuV Hospital
BATTLE
BETW
Inadequate In Caring For
An
Local Patients, Declared
2 GUNMEN, POLICE Made For TheJ»
Plans for the construction of the
DENVER, Colo., Sept. :i—(£>)—
proposed new municipal hospital on
A few unguarded words of a ban
the Geneva road will bo held tn Liquor-Crated Men Terrorize
d it’s sw eetheart
gave United
abeyance until funds in addition to
Gary Buslnetw Thorough Tlte Sanford City
States postal inspectors the clew
the authorised $100,000 hospital
fare; One Loses Life, Other nion this afternoon
A p _ I ford Cham ber of Commerce today that enabled them to complete the
bond isxuo appropriation a rs pro
S e p t . •».
n r
at noon. Mayor Lake onlv recently eorraling yesterday of six men nnd
Is Captured By Officials all bida .submitted op
vided for. it was learned today.
Dr. ,otiis Mu7.nr a n u j re tu rn ed from New York where he (w<> women chnrgisl with taking
000 worth of general
Tho am ount of additional funds
GARY, [ml., Sept. 3.—(/D-VTwo tions.
The Committal
UfftW McDermott bus been in conference with lluliik part in the $280,000 Union E’acific
needed
to
construct
and
equip
a
and
H
ulirk.
o
perators
of
the
Kor
mail car robbery near W nm sutter
youthful gunm en, with a bravo journed until next ThW
M I>v Dm Stark rest Lnke Hotel of this city.
modern
hospital
to
meet
the
re
Wyo., Aug. l.'t, and recover all but
inspired by cheap liquor, terrorized
jiirv for first
quirem ents of Sanford -lo r the the principal street, killed one man when the bonds will b
“ An intensive advertising cam $.ri00 of the loot, R. B. Mundlc
next five years wax not ravealed und probably fatally wounded a fered at private rate-’
iderof Don R. Mel- paign to bring people to Sanford postoffice inspector in charge of
by city officials or members of the policeman Inst night before a ru n procedure la Bald t o l
piililishor, on Ju- is being conducted by the hotel the roundup, said here today.
City Hospital Board, which su ning pistol fig h t which ended In
operators anil they hope to have a
The confession of John W. Mndpervises the F em ald-l.aughton Me tho death of one and tho capture of thcrrlxed by the city eh<
full house with the reservations ignn, 3(1, of Cheyenne, Wyo., one
s Massillon hard- th a t a re pouring in daily.
The bids offered
m orial Hospital, city institution. his companion.
of two mail clerkB found bound
and M ayor F o rre st
The
additional
amount
needed
is
hant was taken into
in
the
cpr
a
fte
r
the
robbery
was
A nother Dollar Day for San
With n hastily deployed police th e representative#
jy before the gran d ford is in prospect for about the discovered, and of others under Belgir. t
Jurist A d d r e s s e s Love Triangle Having Some understood to be considerable.
cordon closins in. they parted and houses present th a t
|it, report to Judge middle of the month, arm rding to arrest, the offiers say, cleared up
Mayor F orrest Lnke said today find xeperate ways a fte r shooting
Sensational Features Is
Bodj Showing D if f ic u ltie s
be sonildersd.
th at the City Commission had not the clerk in n billiard.hall, tho la s t
pier.
A rth u r Yowell, chairm an of the u story of two months of plotting
>
Revealed
By
Prosecutor
At
Cottes, city Al
reptance
of
Confronting
Acceptance
yet
decided
on
the
additional
and
tiio
robbery.
Those
held
in
s» anr.« uneed at the. retail m erchants committee. The
of three places hold up within a visions of tM
Opening
Of
Hearing
Today
amount to he raised. It is believed few minutes tlmo.
Fifth Dima H of America
that Rudnor had success of the last Dollar Day in tevernl Wyoming towns, besides
dlanotilli
th at the city will have to ask the
under n capias ls- th is city served as an ihspiration Muilignn are:
Commandeering a taxicab out and p o b
CANTERBURY,
England,
Sept
taxpayers
to
approve
a
second
hos
GENEVA.
Sept.
3—(/P)—R
epre
side, one was slain as he fltfl lu aa!
^ Abram W. A ngler to the m erchants of Sanford to try
Jack Kenrns, Salt Lake City
countries holding 3— (/Tb A triangle case with sen- pital bond issue.
sn exchange nf shots with a they irUKed to bid ’M jl)
It nf Prosecutor C B. it again, said Mr. Yowell.
said to be a baseball prom oter sentatives of
tiomil
features
wan
unfolded
by
who, hlm solf, w as
Sanford voters approved $2,685, patrolm an
[TV order stated th a t
Announcement was also made and alleged to have planned the m embership in tlie World C ourt re
t»‘«i
» ■ .i • Ik* ' »»
• prosecuting attorney today in 000 in general obligations at a seriously wounded.
sumed discussion today of thn
The o th s r , The*•Ihveatment
|on which Rtidner is th a t the Mebano M attress Manu robbery with Madigan.
house
U\c
arraignm
ent
of
Alphonse
F.
t degree m urder based factu rin g Co., of Mebune, N. C.,
William F. B radford, 28, Salt fifth and lust of the reservations Smith on a charge of murdering special election on March 8. This bandit fled on foot and waa ra p Atlved retired from the
sing indictment.
and returned later to
Imvo lensed a wnrehouse in this Lake C ity, friend of K earns and attached to America’s adherence J6hn Thomas Dorham nt Sm ith’s Included $100,000 for a new hos*, tured.
Ond of th e gunm en waa Idantl*
pital. This nmount wus set aside,
of Mellett, n cru- city and is planning to open u charged with being one of the rin g to the court.
**■ .could not
Villa
in
Whistable.
it wns said today, w ithout duS fled a s H arry J
jt vice in Canton. branch here in a short while.
M. Holy, Belgian j u : . *t, made ■
leaders.
*.sSmitn, a grandson of the late study of the cost of equipping an^l tow n,, Ohio, a la k e
, of the m ost talked
“ Busines sin Sanford is better
Ted Theonore, well-to-do pro brillm nt exposition of the judicial
in the histo ry of th an ever this sum m er,’’ snid prietor o/ u Rock Springs, Wyo. difficulties confronting acceptance Buygk Ryan, is n former officer building
uuing a modern
mmiuni hospital.
l companion, who
T, t la■te
£ r j w•as
It. re \
a w .n
Tho cost of now equipm ent fof ed to have said he had n o t jeno
of tho fifth reservation, rcaulring •of the dragon guards nnd is weal
•country.
A fte r his Jam es L. W’ells, commercial agent
otvOl
hull.
,
American consent to action by th e thy. Derham, who was killed Aug n hospital designed to moet San Bolds beforo tho two m et • O'
snd at m idnight Ju ly fo r th e A tlantic Coust Line rail pool
*
Mickey
W
atson
and
Paul
Sour12.
came
of
u
well
known
B
ritish
aroua
drinks
earlier
Inn
league council in seeking advisory
ford's needs will approxim ate $(10i“
lunlenxhed a veritable road, “ if the railw ay shipm ents in
fo r i
lis.
S
alt
Lake
City.
t,
was
Rudolph
G
ustafson,
_
Tam
il)'.
000, according to tentative esti
opinions from the court on ques
! inquiry, which rnced and out of this city can serve us
Edna Evans, proprietor ^ of n
lalstead, Minn.
.
l liter sensation and any indication of prosperity. They r o o m in g house in Rock Springs tions “ in which the United S tates ’ •The prosecutor charged th at m ates secured. This would lonve
• t the.
C
hestca
Gostunbcrger
waa
shot
Stm
."
actuated
by
jealously
of
hnfl,
or
claims
un
interest.”
He
only
$00,000
for
the
construction
everywhere in the have been n g ro u t deal heavier this and supposed
Of 94.18
sw eetheart
of declared, nevertheless, th a t he was Derham, lured him to the Villa o f a building.
down
when
he
was
slow
to
obey
However, it ie
sum m er than la st and th at was
commands of the bandits. Boma.ef
convinced the conferees were near Vrith u telegram signed in bho
.private, s ta te and at supposed to have been near the Kearns.
"The confession states that e r a complete understanding with name of Mrs. Smith, the form er pointed out that the city can real the players In the crowded rootn
ize
on
the
sale
of
its
present
hos
down on this city, crest of the boom."
Kearns conceived the robbery and the United States on this thonty Cathcryne W hite, und then shot pital property, the procoeda to go did not h alt Ib e lr gam es
from a score or
A report on the road conditions
tho plan to Madigan, who
A few m inutes before, someone
$fm.
tow ard the btflldlng nnd equip
■t cities moved cn of the countv by County E ngin broached
_
Pto
some of those arrested say, are point.
had thrown two
^IrotfM keM l
,
The
young
wife
sat
in
court
not
ment
of
tho
proposed
hospital.
•the firs t tw o weeks eer Fred T. W illiam s, showed thut brother-in-law , and th n t Mndignn
R eferring to the E ast Carelln .far from the dead man’B aged fa th
.through tho back door, th eir eg«
Red body of the pub- work was progressing rapidly nod ugreed to it," Inspector Mundlc case, in which the World C ourt de
e r as Attorney Befton Cohen, r e - ’ The Fernnld-Laugliton 'Hospital plosion throw ing th e place in$H‘
Ibttn found, affajn i th u t before tho tourists arrive this
clined to render an opinion because resenting the d ire c to r of public is the gift of Mrs. George Fjir- c « ^ .U ,n . Tho • » ■ » »
lbtrsthless sw iftness, section of the st-ute should have an said.
™ *The plot to rub tho nuul car was Soviet Russiu, hr a non-mcrobef,
cuccutlon, outlined his case^ nald to the city. The hospital
»td by an inevitably
* .road syutem. The bridge
of the league, objected, M. Roly
eupics tho form er Fornald resi
Tho youths firs t appoared . at,
developed
in
a
room
*
t
Rock
,
sm
artly
dressed,
followed
teen has been open to travel
thought this precedent w ould1
dence at 510 Oak Avenue. It was tho South Shorn Electric Railway no
l « m tum eil up h u t
alm ost a week, and g re atly r e Springs. Wyo., Inspector Mundle followed as regards the United the proceedings with alertness udnpted to hospital needs ns far station, obtained a small sum of l>o accepted a t leas th a n
said.
Madigan,
in
his
confession,
from tho dock.
i In >hfti light on the lieves the congestion in th a t d is
ns tho funds Imvo nflowed, ac money and proceeded to
tho bid for ra n e ta l obiligatio
stated he was to offer no resis Stntes.
Smith Became Very Jealous
|In < com paratively trict.
th an .
cording to members of the hos Hpondway Hotel, a hlock away.
he accepted a t le
He feared, however, th a t the
tance
to
the
robbers
when
they
Attornoy
Cohen
indicated
thnt
rrnrd fund of $27,M ayor Luke announced th n t tho
privete salo of bonds la
phrase "in which th e United State? the two men were friends end of pital hoard.
entered
the
cur
nnd
was
to
be
i oitiincil, and effo rts white wny on F irst stre e t would
within 30 days of th e d at* I
Despite tho handicaps of inade
nan, or claims an in terest” wns
layers were redoubled, he darkened beginning Monday for bound with A. J. Miller, the other difficult of acceptance, and ho p re the same age and both of inde quate space and equipm ent, the
Inal bonds w ere rejected, clerk
The
plans
were
carried
out
pendent
means.
Both
had
been
ed
More he wns slain, about three weeks, a change of c ir
oqt. re a d v e rtle q a e q l d fty
ferred to have it changed to rend ucated at Eton and later a t C am hospital is declared to be efficient
w
ithout
cliffivutly
and
the
loot
voice warned M ellett cuit will he made.
•‘claims nnd has an intorest.
bridge. Derham wns m arried but ly operated by the board of which
Ifohone that th ree men
A clean-up cam paign for the ci throw n from the car near Rock
L
a
t
in
A
m
e
r
i
c
a
,
again
rallied
to
lived a p a rt from his wlfo. He T. W. Lawton is president. Miss
Springs
and
buried
about
.Ml
#h him.
ty will he inaugurated about Nov.
became
a frequent visitor at Mary Im ngrnf is the superinten
yards
from
the
track
.
The
nuul
the
support
of
th
e
policy
of
upAll lots within the city lim its
non thnt tiie editor was I.
A rrested for the third tim e after
villa and Smith appeared dent. The hospital is being operatn
r
o
v
in
g
the
r
e
s
e
r
v
a
t
i
o
n
s
when
Sun
pouches
were
Inter
removed
by
the result of an un- covered with weeds und any thing
1o r°Vr>
... ’of^VX/enexula
awavuU Inwiutni
Zumeta
Insisted I f " >b ^ "m e"n c u tciy ’jealous*^? his le d without n deficit In spile of nu- m aking two escapes from the
B
radford
when
dissension
arose
bi against his activ ity th a t has a tendency to disfigure am ong members of the gang.
I hot
th
at the conference should omit J friend’s association with his wife, merous drawbacks, it was de- Seminolo County Convict Camp,
the general appearance of Sanford
’one advanced.
John W ninw rlght was brought
On one occasion, said the lawyer d ared .
The
case
will
be
presented
to
no
endeavor to make tho United
it ns an investigation !will he done aw ay with in the com
Thursday
Because of the lack of sufficient back from S arasota
S
ta
tes’
adherence
to
the
court
an
Smith
found
a
letter
which
his
wife
the
federal
grand
jury,
m
eeting
«r, the inquiry took ing clean-up week.
privnte rooms, (lot nil Sanford citi night to finish his sentence of 16
said
she
had
received
fromDera
t
Cheyenne
late
in
October,
of
fta
c
c
o
m
p
lish
e
d
f
a
c
t
.
ons und
e .an
-;—
........becam
..
. . , Prospects for hnving a big
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sspt,
S heriff C. M. Hand and
llis Royal Highness, Prince A r-|),am and he flew into such a rage zens who are in need of medical months.
I of crime conditions in , league team train here are good, cinls said. In the m eantim e, an
■
—Jh
o n B ryant, h ejp x iJ'2 * ^
Police
Chief
R.
O.
W
illiams
made
und
surgical
attention
can
bo
ac
bully. Cleveland gqt Iaccording to S ecretary Holly. The investigation will be conducted us fa Ed Dowles of Persia, told the th a t he toro her picturo from the commodated
at
the
Fernald- tho trip to S arasota for the pris Rhoades and John Hedrick, 1
to
the
alleged
connection
of
those
Will,
conference
th
a
t
the
League
of
Na
»and a federal grand Boston team appears very favor
all of Pomoroy, were ele
Contiulng, the lawyer
eald a Lnughton hospital it is clnimed, oner.
in th e Ohio nenitentlary M a il
itism! in Septem ber will ably im pressed with tho inform a arrested with gangsters in Scuttle. tions was certain to derive greut
W
alnw
right
was
sentenced
Aug.
nnd
ns
n
result,
some
nro
compelled
maid
w
as
present
nt
tho
occasion
M adigan was arrested more than adhesion of the United States in
In expiation for the as
n t of reported condi- tion it has received on Sanford.
8,
1024
to
serve
t2
months
fo
r
ngto
go
to
other
cities
for
hospital
nf th a t outburst and th a t sho reweek ago and grilled but the the court.
Bon. duly 30, o fficers
A rth u r Curnick spoke briefly on
_____
?’TAvated a s s a u lt , a n d f o u r m o n th s Jam es McCumbcr near
portod Smith in his rage cried out treatm ent.
appeal for nppre- the condition of the city tennis fact was kept secret;
o r r e s i s t i n g a pea ce o ffic e r. He M arch 16.
It
will
ho
considerably
more
“
Do
you
think
I
uni
g
o
in
g
to
lot
B radford led the investigators
•trick Eugene McDer- | courts urging thnt they be put in
would hsvo completed his 16
It was Ohio’s first trlpV
than
a
year
before
a
new
hospital
ano th er mun take my '* l f ° ‘ No<
s designated the “ k e y 'th e bust of shape before the north- Wednesday to where he dug up
can bo placed a t tho disposal of months last Decembor If he had tion. Exactly 31 mlnutM
1
will
kill
them
both.
I
don
t
care
the
cached
loot
H
deserted
• trimi'.
| era visitors begin to come to the
the firs t of the condemn
Sanford citizens, it wns said, even not effected two escapes.
if I am arrested, ho answered.
Dfi, l.miK M azer nnd state.
The Sanford tennis team chicken-house I t miles south of
lie
ran
away
from
a
road
gang
been strapped In the elect
though
the
City
Commission
should
Tho law yer also read a letter
drMgnsiicd ns "prince will journey to W inter Haven Salt Lake. It included all the
doviso ways and m eaps this month a few months u fter being rccelvsd the third was pronounced i
which
h«
said
Smith
had
w
ritten
m
issing
money
and
"
p
u
ritie
s
oxiunderworld" were ar- sometime next week for n m atch
a t thn camp, and was later re -ar
Bryant, who th e othi ‘
to hia wife, ono phrase of which to provide, for additional funds.
ccpt $500 in unsigned fB tuuiKrested in a Georgia city.
Ho paid them $30 to
frieral liquor charges. with tin* court men of th a t city.
If
a
second
bond
Issue
is
deemed
was
"M
y
dear
girl,
this
problem
noteH,
consigned
to
Oregon
banks.
U^ht an affid av it and
CALDW ELL, Ohio, Sept. 3.-(/P) can be solved in ono way, removal advisable, the papers must be worked on tho roada in stripes for went to his death 'f l n V
In addition to $2,700 in bilis, more
a fow months mqra and made a n momenta later Rhoades
Mvnrii out ch arg in g
—J
u s t a year ago today tho dirigi of your ' lover, Derham, or my- drawn up and a certain time, fixed other break for liberty.
than
$260,000
in
bonds
were
recov
the murder.
trocutad. Shortly a f te r
by
law,
m
ust
elapse
between
tho
ble
Shenandoah,
pride
of
th
e
mival
self.
• •
ered there.
«e K. Mellett, widow
had been removed f r f l
a ir service, “ broke up" in mid-air
" W ith the characteristic cow advertisom fnt of tbe Issue ahd Its
P"ter move by filing n
Hedrick was strap p ed in . j viva
near Ava, Ohio, during a severe ardice which th at individual has sale, it was learned today. A t
*uit in the federal
storm which swopt over southeast shown throughout your mean and least 60 days is allowed to elapse
Tho men dlad- calm ly,
Mazer. Ben Rudner,
ern Ohio. Fourteen of the crew or sordid Intrigue ho has remove, between m unicipal bond offerings.
fesslng Innocence. Aa tM ’,
.tnd McDermott, seek-J. I’. Gore, form er guard nt tho
43, including Commander Zachary him self from his room fearing. J Bids will be opened today on
hood was fastened over
[damages and charging dtnninolc County Convict camp,
face, he said: flFTold th a J
Lansdowne, were kilted.
presume, consequences or a v isn eight separate bond issue*. Nine
‘eing ((. conspirators in entered n nloa of not guilty today
A. G. G risett, 6V, of 805 W.
this caaa." • B ry an t's
Several hours pi
prior to tho wreck- from me. His pursuit of you was months or more will bo allowed
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
3—(A*!—
before Judge J. G. Sharon on n •Third street died this m orning a t ing of tho "D au g h ter of tho Stars
and la despicable and a dam nable fo r construction and furnishing of Lawrence Berenson today wns ap mant ns he was seated In '
charge of driving a car while in 1 o'clock from paralysis. He hart it was storm -buffetod over an nrca thing.-’ T he whole thing l|J too
(Continued on Page 2)
luity ifor O. waa; “Praise God.r
pointed receivers In equity
toxicated, and was released on been in feeble h ralth for »oro« of about 60 squaro miles.
<eean
Rhoades' appeared Int
A line- moan jmd disgusting for me.
Miller
and
Co.,
ona
of th e la rg
tim e. Ho haso been living In this squall which struck tha ship was
bond of$500.
Sant Telegram to
e s t real estate and m ortgage bond tho manner In which he
Ho was arrested Wednesday city for about a year, coming hero directly responsible for i t breaking
T hs-law y er declared th a t on tho
fastened to
to the
th e chi
chair.
fastened
houseso in the U nited Statee.
n ight by two m em bers of tho S an from Tallahassee. The body was up, a fte r having been weakened by day of the shooting a (elegram [■
death
looking
about
the
The
firm
Is
understood
to
have
in S m ith's handw riting w ra hand
P ‘l.. Tcnii.. Sept. 3.— ford police departm ent, and tu rn removed to the Miller-Erlckson tho storm .
approxim ately 21,000 custom ers ■poke to (Hiveral ac
aartin. 27, shot and kill- ed over to tho county authorities funeral parolrs.
and 160 loans of a to tal value of among the witnesses
The m ajor p a rt of the dirigible ed in a t th e W histable office ad
Funeral services will be held a t
Goro was one of the guards at
dressed to Derham In London ana
^ r'" ' law. Mrs. Jessie
$*,000,000.
A party of $9 officials i
landed
in
a
n
atu
ra
l
am
phitheatre
*n niohablv
fatally tho road cam p under Fred Taylor 4 o’clock this afternoon from the two miles e a st of Ava.
A smaller signed^ "K athelran" presum ably
The company recently had bran, papefroen.
\ .wmitnessed‘ t"h e '
undertaker,
establishm
ent.
In
fo
rm
er
captain
of
tho
prison
guard
n* »ife, Mrs. H attie
Sm ith's wife, he said.
part,
a
fte
r
free-balloon
ng
for
al
under
fire
and
Ita
a
f
fa
ifr
had
CHICAGO,
Sept.
8—
W
V
-T
he
term
ent
will
be
in
the
Lako
View
Derham w ent to S m ith s villa,
• fled into the moun- who was discharged w ith hia en
most tw o hours, waa brought to
W est 'Side home of Morria Eller, been under th e scrutiny of th e ’New
’ irginiu this m orn- tire s ta ff la st Monday following Ce$ r te$ r i i e t t is survived-by his earth by 12 survivors, n aar Sharon, th a la g y a r aald apd fonnd hosb^nd Cook county Republican chlaftan. Y ork A ttorney G eneral's office.
an investigation of charges of
Continued on peg* three.
twelve mllea from Ava. A third
Ita Pennsylvania llcenra recent
l
was wrocked today by a bomb.
i*ml a iioBse are look- drinking by m embers of the guard •wife and five children; B. R. Gri ■action fell in a grove half-a-m lle
Members of the fam ily were ly w as revoked by th e bureau of show the, flfltoe ef^-i
se
tt
of
TallAhssspe,
W.
E.
G
risett
a
t
tho
camp.
•
Middle*boro, Ky.
^ h t r o i(lth hl$ p
from th e m ain section.
hurled fiqm thheir
eir beds by th e b last ^ocuriltlea of H arrisburg.
f" m a dying statem en t -T h e case will be tried before o f. C lesrw atar, M rs. J. L. IBrown\ 6t
Most of those killed were in th e
ished the in
Ir terior of
which demolished
Tallahassee,
Mrs.
O.
L.
Barrineau
Ju
d
g
e
Saron
a
t
the
next
term
of
r,u,b»'"l quarrelled w ith
> • •>.
a bulding and broke windows fo r
of Clearw ater, and Mrs. H. i . *•- control and radio cabin, which
th e C ounty Court.
nK spending money.
dropped to e a rth from a h a lfh es
___
around
b
u
t
were
uninjured.
ocke
arou
of this c ltr. He is also sur
-«■---------------— i - ^ r
« corn
The bopsb wps eet o ff in h aide
vived by thirteen grandchildren. tim ated a t from 1,200 to 3,000 feet
when the ship firs t broke up.
doorway 6f th e Apartmaot, P e r
.
jthe
beet_^ti
I
The Shenandoah had left the
One
sona in an upper ap artm en t and In
L akehurst naval a ir «tetion a t orda jf tlta summer
the Adjacent home of Joeeph Gins
in
fa
n
try
,'F
lo
rid
a
MhL akehurst, N. J., tha day befora Co. D . ' t i l t h
berg were throw n from th e ir beds.
NORFLOK, Ve.. 8ept.
a t t h e drill*la s *t i ‘
and w as to have made a flight tional G
charge waa one Investigatlon
Police raid the char;-----reported kldof’ th
thee reported
kid
to
C
apt.
J.
C.
Hutehlnthrough th a m idwest.
The ship accord:
pow>
erful
ever
rat
moet
of the
naping
of
Rev.
Vincent
D,
W
arren,
'
t
^
S
L
b
it
a
small
A
mad
dog
which
•
waa
com
pletely
wrecked.
eon.
•Sept. 3 - ( ^ ) —The
A t th e same tim e the commission
her. Autkoritiea were fl:
Bb Joseph’s Catholic Church,
th.
•charged with fram in g adopted a resolution by Viscount ■on of a Mr. Dickson of th e Lake
e d i o i.thiak the bomb
m m i
by a band of W masked and
M
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region
several
days
ago
was
reorganization o f the Cecil celling upon the Spanish del
~ l f :--i *In Prl ----- Anne
-robed
th e'v ictim of m AIm , aceevAnv to
-who
Rations council con
..f lS .T .i1
night
tpped iBtT W.
,, r* today w ith the egate, Senor Paliclos, to tran sm it w ord received T hursday from the
F
lorida
Board
o
f
H
ealth,
The
snlJ t s report.
autoto th e M adrid governm ent the hope*
_ '-Mae, th e
■ which would be In- thAt Spain will give favorable con r IV head w as se n t to J ackson
A—
tBHlNOTON,
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a
t
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a
f
te
r
being
J ho council th is a ft- sideration to. th e efforts^.made.^td
however.
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eet
mniendi th at G erm any
- •* ’ rfl
•
the; fu llest exto 1
hie elues."
si
0 Perm anent
the aeooad operatl on
ut,‘apatained'
• thut the num ber u i
for tho him yratan ta y a t
the
It i i
Its
oi seats should be ln- T he rejolutlon will be subm it
th
e
council
with
the
co^mlee^on
•
on the Mich-, f o r M a l i H
nJnu. three to L atinwill leavoj
rt.
- j' .
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W .,! .X e - chairman,
chairm an, an
Motta, th
the:
In
tour
lie
Utility
COURT MEETS TO RYAN GRANDSON
CONSIDER FINAL ARRANGED ON
U.S. RESERVATION RDER CHARGE
S
X ST-
Convict Who Escaped
Twice From the Road
Gang: Is Brought Back
Three Ohio Sli
A ro
PrisonAtCoh
Shenandoah Wreck
Occurred One Year
Ago Near Ava, 0.
J. P. Gore Pleads Not
Guilty To Charge Of
Driving While Drunk Stroke Of Paralysis
Fatal To A. C. Grisett
perenson Named A8
Receiver For Miller
Bond, Mortgage Firm
Kills
|Mother-In-Law
Explosion Wrecks
Residence 0fG.0.P.
Chief In Chicago
■ M W
Kaitgsroo Court
B o o s t s Attendance
Of 8enford Infantry S
le n t League Seat For Germany > Dor Whiih Bites
commended In Committee Report
Child Has Babies
Fletcher Recovering:
From 2nd Otferatton
«nt seat-holders b i t t a
i f t j o r election a|. the
Ktheir
thrte-yrar tef*.
ang
tn satisfy*
PDln,
fX V
the." it*
propoea
seats to
eat m
Ado
Senator*;
gbt?#r.___
jm tr ra i
isE
;ir
XTy'; *'•t
ti e
Virginia Governor May Be
.
�Leirtalauf*tr • ’
h a v e pow ey to limit, roam...
ship.
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•.institution »f I*1; Hl,i/ .|i ih. muinbers
Jo t io i r u f this ffnlteti .S tn t« .» ' ^
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Protfl.
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eir Last-Stand Be fore
The Invasion O f Tourists
Gives Way To NeW
Gity of Port St. Joe
i
P O R T S T . J O K , F la ., S e p t. 2 ~ Flu. — F lorida
/' CITY*' ‘■ FI
. </p)— W ith in n s t o n e 's t h r o w o f t h e
r ggoing
o in g to bi
b r in e th e hi$h4itlare w h e r e th e h is t o r ic c i t y o f
rre ic n b d in a d u e n je , G.
' - - • • •
•
'H i. J o s e p• h stood , n e a r l y, ft cenOrd, fnrtn dom onnirution
P A N n i J H Y . W ir.. S e p t. 2~</P> s e ttle d pm lions.
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t u r y a g o a new tow n o f m odern
tffli; C olum bia county, pre- — T he Iasi, a n d final a tta c k o f
th e ir e n e lo n t enem ies, the white 1II11*. c h i -f.« of the tribe petitioned pretensions has grow n up d u r in g
^ '.Columbia county farmers p eople, t h r e a t e n * 't<> ^o v e r w h e lm a PhjJip for a reservation »f t h e i r . thck |m.( ,._» j-,.„rs.
own. Tli • governor wl... nU cn.lcl
S( ,<MM.
l„ a lr e a d y begun p r e p a r in g for valiant handful of Chippewa
on t h e shores
the ("lebr.iuon listened to i h - n
^
. , „s, b a y ,
and In its
Si" W inter season by
s i t t i n g »diiMin. nHim*d the **I.o>*t iSaini
« h d a o f e g g s In th e c o m m u n i . | ‘ »’ th- hB„ huilt4.a IlMd fished on plea and lo.d, Mane ste,. lo lor
( | im|. WJ| . ...... „ f th e loading cities
nl-li them with land*.
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S f l 2 * * ' i 1 .hV t.C0/ T Un^ y ! 'lie h e a d w a te r s of the SI. C m .x
frry, located a t l.nke ( it>. w u sj
f
,m | r }| ct.trtury or more. jert wa never .......
e.l however ,
()f j.'|„ridu, for it was
W M -.to open S e p te m b e r I.
" T h ;.|r htlfltmir p o u n d s are be- a n d th e j i a n . l is y c u r l. I - ......;•«">
......rt.' m ,.<:ts t h a t t h e f i r s t « o n - •
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' '. .liiM'pb (ood, th e aluti; b n
. i c ite d a in u 'i i i fiet-nt nionum cn'
In eoniM
ooimate
assem bling
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oiM h* tthe
hi! ass4!mhlinK
; of thn fit! I conventio?j, K la b o ra tr
.em oni," .varked th e dedication
..I the m onum ent J a n u a r y
11
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„ „ . J h e r . The new ow ner is J tu ry ago l<> set tie on the rlmres
K iN ovillei form erly of Penn .o f Court Oreille with s e 'e m
oilier (rdiei. wbieli bad I* h i allottfiift, a n d th e l a t t e r a n u n in ie e
1.0 m o d e r n d a i r y a n d live .-.tori; toil bind on tin- lake. I lie band
.( tinthe SI.
St.
i|f)U 'Would be • s t a l d i s b - d mi tin- a r o u n d lb*' hi-udwut«-rs *'f
M B f r ty . . E v e r y p h a s e o f t h e a g - ( m ix r i v e r h u n t i n g ;i"«l f is h in g
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l u r u l I n d u s t r y w ill a l s o I.o giv- f(.r a living.
trib a l «i i guiii^atimi and 'bslinet
littcJitloii, M r. N ev ille .mid.
, .iA IIA H S F K , F ! n . - ( i n t e r .
fcrM itrtin h u s a p p o i n t e d S t a l e ' s
J m i l t y 'E . I*. • W ilso n , o f t h e
. iitli ju d ic ia l l i r o u l l , to h u n d le in
V \ ‘- t i l e . e i g h t e e n t h ju d ic ia l c i r c u it a '
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B r a d c n t u i i . M a n a l e e e o u n l y , I la
^ ^ • } S t o o f C i.u o ly of M a n a t e e , p elt
K r r . i l o n c r H . vi-r-U' S tull- o f F lo r i d a .
- Thi* e a s e , s e t f o r S’t p t e i n h e r
Jyj'" ' ! • o p r m i - o d i n r fm v n lid a tio n d
$*$0,0011 em irl h o n e a n d iiul t<
H * pair
™ 1 *bonds.
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y ei .. dd-ili
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n ib
fm C 'itto r r ie y lo r tin- eigl;
WHS ilisctUillifiod.
tra d itio n s, those Chippewa--, a 1 "d I
for a re se rv a tio n of th 'd r own, j
a p a r l t'roin oilier tribev. Ili ing r e
in: ei| llii..,, lln-y niiproprialod tie
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m o u n tin g , ahsnrh noise and save
engine l'rom sliodts ami strains.
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M o n e y c a n b u y n o fin er performat
th a n th e 1927 B u ick oftei s you,no L_
h o w m u c h y o u ure willing to spend.
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a f«*iti!.* laml HiiilaM" f o r :i?l
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, 1 irifio ’* i *i l mlujf, w ith S t. J o
t *)h* **.tv i •* n»inif a iifi* harl»o-
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th -li i<**|ieetlv« .loliriii
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voio of thri'B-flfths of all
wrrh u ltri'i' .
Extra Trousers (Madeto
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i.Pi
to b o d y <.f Mrs. J- iuii ■ (Iril’ilo
Mflontully "hot In ta- U i dii" d ay
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toon w h e n h e r iMi d.iiml'.: g u n
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W illiam II. M cKinby
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d e l n n said. Ifr.
If Kiflu r t added ll
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lie w a s tillable la s l a t e vet lb
jI’llinm
, ediate outconiu of the age
‘t l o l b n ’s ruse.
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Arc Soon I o Ac Shown
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fair
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A N ew Special Six Series
I’m 11 n i o t l r . - . l o r m « ' n , u n n i . ' i i . i i u l r l i i l d i v n . S t u r k . . o !
e v e ry
iiave
heen
reideiiialu'd
I ) : i i l y a r r i v .'i l ; - ; > 'h o \ v
th e
for
llie
la le sl. m e n
enm iii"
I i : i n d i s 4 ‘, a t
p ric e s.
G e t R id o f
ftR o a c h e s
“p w«ur
•nd lKit*u|K
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#«• Brand Inm t Pvwdtf will kill •»•»/
ur i.l.. w it I'110
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kltclifa anil
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1ol all kiodo. Uit dooilft lo
ll.alao kUU Aj»U, Flwi,
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jrscCr* fm-■— 1 * ■■(3
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riruiiUt *. H*s*»W"U
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lS ,
T ra d iii"; w ith S;inf<»rd m e r e l i a u t
Se
y o u
Visit
the
id * * a t h a t . S a n f o r d
Siinford
offering' w ith
s.e e
\
s to ic s
I hose* o f
tin* w i s d o m
th e
is a
(-(.n ip a rc
sto re s
city
(hi*
w ithin
\ aid e s
in o u t s i d e
o f supportiny; y o u r
N e w - T y p e M o to r Ml
W orld's S m o o th est
N ew W in g e d ‘R a d ia to r C a p .
D e e p e n in g O p e ra tiv e
t ype uf M o to r.
D o u b le F ilam en t H ead lig h ts.
N e w In stru m e n t
R u b b er In su lated
Seat U p h o lste ry o f G e n u in e
w i t h I n d i r e c t L ig l
M o to r S u p p o rts—sU tm iuid
C hase V elm o M o h a ir V elvet.
A ll In stru m e n t^ m
N u s I: [mtetice for
F o u r-w h eel B rakes.
S in g le P a n e l u n d e r O W
sonic time— M ak in g
F ive Disc W h eels.
G
aso lin e F ilter.
In c lu d in g H y d_ro sta tic Gas Gauge.
for N o tab ly Q u ie t a n d
___________
_______________
V ihr.uionless P e rfo rm a n c e .
A ir C le a n e r.
N e w D u o to n e Body Col&JN n v C ra n k c a se “ B re a th e r”
O il P u rifier.
‘ 1 G |l S c ree n
IVt. v en tin g C ra n k c a se D ilu tio n .
Preventing O il Coagulation
l ull F orce-feed L u b ricatio n .
. in C o ld e st W eather. ,
’ w i l l ."»* f a r l o w i n *
h o m e
i ( s t If.
th e y 'a r e
c i t i u s , y o u ’ )!
m e rc h a n t.
0«Cw il i a , iOs »»J
I0*.
M o to r H e a t C o n tro l hy T lie rm o sta tic W ater Regulation.
Coupe, $1165; 2-Door Sedan, $1215; 4-Door Sedan, $ 1315 —^
T ouring, $ H 3 5 f 4-P*«- Roadftter, $ . d
Prfcw /. o. b. lactory
: a Co.; Bsitiaww MA
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SM A LLER
HOSPITAL
IORDER CHAR
pt
(Continued from Page 1)
. .
. . mum1 from Fago 1)
i anti
an “ wife
w" ° both there. From the tea- 1 * longest brace of ueanant-arinth e building, anti addltionnl tim e [ tim ony of the w ife’s mater, Lil- ? r atreaka in baaeball hiatorV.
f a r wi
in delnva.
>u . „ n n .n .
___ *« ___
. * t be o f B altim ore in th e tnfor•Jt,
‘V V
‘BHmp Reaches
Jt Captain Calls
Uneventful-Trip
cForced Fifty
lies Out Of Line
. Gas In Giant
To Be Purified
[Before Return Trip
“»
PARK
" ------ -- - ............ uwn n nut11 i
apartments
"»»' Smith lying on the floor with
Consult Us Before W iring
Dei ham sittin g on him and strik -j
I
ing him on the head and nhouldeiM | C om er P ark Ave. and C en tral St
with some object. Mrs. Sm ith w it-’
...
„
",
try ,o g to puil Derham from her
E legantly F urnished
husband and Anally succeeded.
j
t
b.neh apartm en t ronsiats of living g ^ g
m
room, full •dzebed room, d roaring |
I
§4
I
D
V
] room with full size M urphy bed.
Elton J. Moughton dinette, kitchen and hath. E lectri
cal refrig eratio n and g a ra g e In
ARCHITECT
cluded.
Lieut. W. A. Gray and his
0W considered the night’s
foom Dayton, Ohio, uneventthey said, with the exception
Bt It
was
WW-fAKr*
J .7
" ” . "in
o utec re stin
a u n g flying
Hying
S y / i H y st or ms. "
The storm s
j^ th e lightning did injury to the
IT h a ship, which left Dayton
:,y "®f®rc 4 P- m., yesterday.
30 hours of gas.
A total
K ° f about 350 was recordi | ^ n *V*ra|fe *1X1011 o{ about
fas!
‘ »hip wont north of Its inr / c° a « * about 60 miles, on
n t of th e storm s, Lieut. Gray
•fo d .
The original route
■Jong tho line of the National
T rails road.
» TC-5 Dew to Scott Field to
fy th e helium gas in the bag.
g as will be put through a
" of purification which will
Co.
Rates 9(10.0(1 and up per month.
Apply at Apt. No. 4,
f a k e a b o u t t h r e e or f o u r d a y s
It
'* tlicu p la n n e d to fly hack »„ I .a,,
tfN*y r M»JrI, Vn., th e bum*, w hich the
s h ip left y e s t e r d a y
on its c ro ss
c o u n t r y hop.
"
Thp
•.
fy
|
Perm anently
Located
Lloyds Shoe
Store
■ ■ ■ a a a ia a a a a a a a B iB iia a a i
Junl Kay
FcfJ
from the
Checlferboarj
Bag
G et 3 p o u n d s m ore m ilk p er
d ay for e v e ry p o u n d of P u rin a C ow
C h o w needed to balan ce grasn. It
will put v o u r c o w a in good qjinPc
for fall and w in te r p ro d u ctio n . T ry
C ow C how n o w an d let y o u r c o w s
sh o w you.
i
line o f Cadillac cars—50 Body Styles and
J
Types and 500 C olor and Upholstery Combine
b it on a white woman
Geht. The sieged at"fmmitted on one of
Sarasota bay w here
n as a
a Artn
working as
coniHi, arrest was effect’“flf white men whb
Irking o« a co n strueA bootlegger, arrested in
L the key.
was in the habit of spraying his
, indentitied the ne- custom ers with perfum e t« count,
(0 sheriff Hodges.
eruct the odor on th eir hcrath.
tions— met instant response,throughout America •• L iu ........
____Sanford, Fla.
Sun ford, Flu.
■
10 PoiiiidH S u g ar
•
it Cans fro- 2 Tomatoes
:f.
25c
25c
S
to i'oQ^d4- irtiKr
^
54c
4 C;>
-
s ? i^
No. 2 Jun« Pcaa
H
124c
^Pounds Sweet Potatoes
^ ^ e s l i e r i r l T H e ats E tc l d s l v e l y
No." 2 Totnatoes
■k’-i
■"r;
Pure Creartierv Butter
.
49c
49c
M a x w e ll
From the public’s enthusiastic at
titude everywhere, from the eager
and interested resppnseto the new
line of Cadillacs, it is apparent that
Cadillac’s increase oi 87.5% over
last year is to he overshadowed by
a new and larger growth.
I he new line of 90-degree, eight
cyltnder Cadillac cars is Cadill*c,1
finest achievement in luxury, dis
tinction and individuality and the I
highest expression of Cadillac’,
performance supremacy.
It is evident th»t the personaliza
tion of the Cadillac through the
offering of 50 distinct Body Styles
and Types and 500 Color and
U ph o lstery C om binations is an
achievement crowning all the for
mer Cadillac triumphs.
We cordially invite you to mike.
the acquaintance of the complete
N «
C A
or
d i v i s i o n
ter
t BACON 47:1
sa k fa st
ard m odels, the distinguished'"
Fisher custom-built srries, arxj
the finest and most !uxuriou«t
creations of Fleetwood.
W
9
0
d
c 0 a
life S a lt M e a t lb. 1 8 -2 3 c 1
e
L LA
C U U U
MCTOM
2IR4 Sanford Ave.
hat
Phone 39p
September school daijs again call for reqular meals. A svbstam» 1
lial breakfast and an appetizing lunch. Then too, the little folltf ^
expect to find something in the pantrg when theg return froi
their busg afternoon — and then dinner. Pigglu U7iqqlu “
Hie bill, TTlothcr —Economical In too.
V_
—at it Big Satdrig
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T*a
D o z e n .. 3 9 c i
*
ED G EW O O D
G rocery
Fresh Milk
:
[oast
6c
House Coffee
Grocerteria
3
C adillac lin e — including the stand-,
Light House Cleanlier
ARCADE
■
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• t*^ \'***'■*^ *
«« lim it m
•
Announces
t u r d M Y ra r m ilk M l. by
(itM .
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M
u tlM
■■
r o U 0 U T ||
■■■■■
^«Mt » 4 w «t*r; OI4 th*
rta l rtillk flavor, jjjjk f ,,
Gel Ihe Geuninc
BUTTER SPLIT
Sanford Cadillac
L . K. W h ite , Pres.
117 Second
The American Woman enlertaipH for the Affcl* much the
name respect and adm iration
SANFORD GROVE!
A m id Majestic Pines
Opening New Store and Meat Market
At 105 Sanford Ave.
oflimen of America
l\
DISTItlBUTOKS
Phone H2
| Shinholser lildg.
■■ —
1
,• •• •■ ■ ■ ■ la a ta a B B ia a im g
B a u m a n B ro th e rs
M ji L i
10 I
J Cans Pork and Beads
she awn. iM F U nnH -iw .r
aged and carefully kept home.
And, w hat’s more,' she values
the saving* which figure ill
every A&P purchase.
Saturday, Sept. 4th
a
j*
e tm
tt r f .’T i.-U’.'V-*
: 'ihht
Order Today
'S e m in o lu (j[o u n lu T 5 a n k
M c l.an d e rA r^ ftd
Hill*
m(-
A. B. C.
A. B. C. Bakery
Daytona Beach
FEED COW CHOW NOW
you to prove |t„ advantages for , outsell
t
*
l/j
-I lilll
Dr. J. R. M.
Vidler
T he F oes th a t A ttack
the Sum m er Milk Flow
X r have listened In o>1kt h e i | m essage ami now « e invite 1 ^
m rhargo
charge of
~ attem pted
.
N N O U N C E M E N T r f , k, g„ „ „
K
“ , H r " n m l 'r
the week t 0ofd i Kept,
r, Wll.
to day postponed until October 5"
to allow Madeiros to appear a s ” ,
w itness for Nicola Sacco and R„r .
tolomeo Vanxctti in their
fo r a new trial.
Sacco and Vanzett: were runvictcd of the m urder of pavni .st
er and his guard.
.
Rhone 420W
T reatm ent
for
Corna, C’allnUHca,
Bunions,
In
gro w n
N ails
Fallen Arches
See
P atrons »r (Ids lt.,„k hrondsast lor ,im. 1 S
.
%
Have You Foot
Trouble Here?
B etw een flies and d ry in g
p osture it is n o w onder the
milk hills ofT. F v e r y d ay the
cow robs h e r o w n hr>dy tissues
m ore and m ore fo r enough
protein and m inerals to m ake
milk. She c a n ’t keep th is up
long. She needs a balanced
concentrate.
t
*x»
~ coiSbS:
d arin g
. • •in th e AAiinltr
'held
county
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
M5 Dark Ave.
They Broadcast For Us
s e p t ar <M' ■;HEW YORK, Sept. 3.—(jpi_Ti,p
B ui 30 y ear, o f ^
electrocution 6f Celestim, It \j,ui
No Job Too Big, No Job Too Small
i.o. and closing of num erous small
nnnks was recommended in a so,*
elnl presentm ent todny
D uring the flight from Langley
Held, Lieutenant G ray estim ated
tnnt the ship hud covered • 1200
I miles, although a direct line is only
About 850 miles.
The difference
»" accounted for by deviations from
th e ir course lust night, yesterday i
and Wednesday night, when the I
K;-f. ran into rough w eather in the
A llcglicnicti.
The gasoline supply had dwin
died t» 155 gallons when the shir,
was pulled down this m orning The
,
''" r r >’ 100 gallons, whivh |
with full speed flying, would last
id,out I , hours.
psssi
S e m in o le
. LOUIS, Sept. 3.—AP— j
army blimp TC-5 landed ;
MAY RE OUSTED
^ .Scott Field, Belleville, 111., j
"* here, shortly after 6 o’- ATLANTA. Sept.
</P)_f(e. !
this morning after rid- rnovol of T. R. Hennett sta te sup-1 First National Bank Bldg.
•round two thunder and nrlntendent of banks for alleged Hanford, ----------- Florida
f i n " n f/ ‘,“ ty in connection
rc«l storms during the with
with failure of the H ankers’ Trust
J
g 'w s m -w & i
co n io ftativ e----- ,
record fo r m ioor
come a n E ag le Scout th e candidate
competition.
jru
lat have acquired 21 m e rit badg!
Scout
W alter B arbor of BoY
F o rt W orth’* relgU has covered
six year*. Toronto, in th e Inter* Troop Three received 'M he
T he badge w as presen ted by s bc°utdom. 0,11
national and Delias, in th e T eta a badge last night ut tho regii
0n|y »ix
O. Shinholser, dep u ty scout com^ « - w o nm tthe
he EaK, ^
circuit ap p e ar likely to win th|a
year. The m ajor league record
for successive pennant victories i«
four.
s
m plans fnr
«. pro torrntion broke out Among the ‘ in the Texaa League, a p p e a r a t
!• d n w ifi/f tiio
for »K
tho
th ie e in the draw ing room.
‘last to bnv*» been checked.
poawf- h o a p lu l/•-*The H ospital Board. while exer
1ice pi to this, the three w ent o u t' Ench
Each of
" I these cham pion o u tfits I
^ itv — Woodrow
............
Wilson
cising executive nethority in the for_ dinner.
-i!
» ».
..
.'Jis.n
o w in third plnce
A
fterw ard. they
rc-J
I".now
place and w ith the
|h e I Highway to be routed through Com a n a g e m e n t o f th o r ; it y
turned to Stella M aria where a | Hose of the eam paigns In sight •lumbia County.
<*?tB not have the power to pro be<l
had— been
Her-1
eir chancea
of landing aa bt th
e top
-------------- • rprepared
*
ifor ■
' l l • I th
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w^D
VO I*
41<111111-<1 I im
Ln«>. L
ceed w ith the construction of th e
Mi** W hite tentlfied, accordan onthnr
th er m>ii«nn
aeasot\ vlrtnaltir
v irtu ally have
been
Tallnhaaaee—Bids opened,
for
hoaruUij, It wnn fu rth er Icnrnod. I ' *° .t h r . prosecutor ihut shu! elim inated.
The
In tern atio n al I Uconstruction
section
U M H IU IU U II Iof
II B
C L llU n of road No.
Such au th o rity \r vp*tn| in the lu .n d nm ith nay io htn w ife:
I acliedule ends Sept. ID and the Tex 27,
,'T •" 1— «County.
—
in r'Collier
f
-- - • — 1- _.
rr»»
■•
. .
City Commission.
The llospitnl
* I won’t have this lover of yours I n!, "c»fl0n Sept. I2 *
vtoord is now w a itin r fur the eity, -slei (nr v in tho house.”
Members of the hoard in acklitlon to Mr. Lawton are: Mrs. Rndor C urlett, of (,'enevn; Mrs. K F
irousnhoider. Mrs. Archie B e tts’
and A. P. Connelly, »]( „f SanToni.
r
P M1,08e!l hospital site on the
i.ounty Home property is s'OO fe e t'
deep and 250 feet wide
Sanford Boy ScojitGets Eagte Bfyjjge gttrtfM m
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Ginderville Cash Grocery
jiF R E E !
['I*
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F R E E !
A
A
— t This
- - - - New
Store Opening Day, 5 Pounds
Sugar
Sugar Wi\
With Every Purchase of $3 or More
'Grape Juice
iottle ...........................
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Ice W a te r
W e a th er
v-:
On the Heights
of South East Sanford-
>)
ia
m
V>
m
m
vJr''
—no time for washday!
mi
.
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THERE ARE 7 0 0
MEN
W o rk in g n ig h t a n d d a y toward th*
c o m p le tio n o f th e la r g e s t S u p e r
p o w e r E le c tr ic G e n e ra tin g Station
w
ASHDAY meunH overwork ut uny
lime but capeciully during (lu. hot
weather when ice witter is so much
mure pleasant than wushtuha. So
««vo yourself this needless uml dangerous
fatigue by culling on our wet wash service.
It does all the wushing und returns every
thing dump, sweet und eleun, ready to starch,
hung up to dry und iron. And costs only u
few cents a pound.
Thla plant and another under
construction at Sanford w ill In te rconneot w ith all the power plants
of the Florida Powor <fc Llaht
Com pany.
*
Elec
t r ic
S
e r v ic e
Assuring constant and depend
able power end light service for
agricultural, Industrial bnd com
m unity d e ve lo p m e n t
5c a pound
A:
FLORIDA
POWEF^ 6c LIGHT
COM PANY
K»r-
ft*
jy c
<BUf
14
'£
i
3 Cum N'<>. 2 T iiiiiiiI hi' h
25k-
:< PoiimiIn Sweet I’l.tatoes
25r
I’uru ( ‘ream ery
■1S)c
:
^
STANTIAL d e v e l o p m e n t .
, (Whole Milk
N ered) 5 lb. Cfcn
$
Irt
.1 ^
T!1
i
-
ik
iE 3 l
09c Corn
.-itk-
It
McCuller s Grocery Co.
-• Vi 'Sv
■f'-eU-. 61 ;7®Lj
,
.
i* !»d 1
PH O N E 671
FRESH
Tomatoes, lb......................
FRESH
i
a te
,1
mm
" " "
o . 2 C
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L’mlur N’cw Managumcnt, Effuctivu Saturday, Kept. 4th.
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Onions
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Stokley Extra Sifted
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UALIZE TH E FUTURE O F TH IS SUB
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Jersey Cobblers
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“ The Soft Water Laundry1
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IN SANFORD GROVE.
INVESTI
G A TE AND YOU, TOO, WILL VIS
System
,f.5c
iker Maid
Pitted Cherries ..
T H E R E ARE MANY A DVANTAGES
T O BE GAINED BY OWNING A HOME
INTO ONE IMMENSE
15 pitimili S ugar
Raspberries
,2 Can..'...........................
PA T H O F T H E CITY’S RESIDENTIAL
BUILDING TREND
in Florida.
W ET W ASH
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b
Monte A pricots
la Peas
[2 Can, 3 f o r .................
SANFORD G RO V E IS LOCATED ON
T H E HIGH ROLLING LANDS IN
T H E SO U TH EA ST SECTION O F T H E
CITY. IT LIES DIRECTLY IN T H E
OUT IN THE EVERQLAOES
NEAR TORT LAUDERDALE
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herds of dairy cattle now under supervision iof the Florida
^ • t f A S ws a ,' s etatejianitary live-stock board, i T h^e herd* contained 03,
246 heads of cattle at the time tho report was made. •
As rapidly as possible these herds ard being tested for
M i t t tuberculosis/ there being only about a hundred herds yet
m±.
on the waiting list for the first free test. Something like
, rrtlO N R A T H ■■ four hundred herds have had the aecond free teat and have
r.e#: Air M.mth*— rs .bo. been placed on the accredited Hat.
C i t y b y L’s r r l s r .
per
Weekly edition 66.00
To Florida citizens and Florida visitors there are few ma£
BrN o n c f l i
ters o f more importance than the question
of good milk:
obituary
MR o f thanks, resolution* Climatic conditions. Dr. Knapp says, insure keeping tuber
m e t entartAlnmenta whore culosis in cattle at a minimumiwhen it is placed under con
ira mndn will be chaiKcd1
advertising ratna.
. K0,< , And other conditions are favorable for the producah
m .
e la te d Prw ss la o x r lu s le d .o t h e uae f o r
re . r e f ' a l l n e w * rila p a tc h t-'
if t h t a p n iie r e n d a le o th e
p u b lis h e d h e re in .
A I*
( p u b lic a tio n u ( s p e c ia l
vMpUbll
a re itle o rrs e rv /td .
, A d r'B tp e e e la H
at
epkn nl
e y e tr m
j,
w i t h p r o r le lim f o r l u r r m u r i l
'V . fa e fU tle e .
h* P
(hS'^*d
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) BIBLE
—
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VBKHK FOR
m
TODAY
w »aware
.
.
,,,od‘‘«*y »e admits he is too well
f>N ONE farm , in the new South
r. how g re a t things H i.‘o f rJ '| H « \v » limitations.
African diamond fields, prospec
4 fir you." I Sam. 12:2 1 1 1no Herald lor one is decidedly ready to accept the Ohio tors have found 1180,000 w orth of
iawwo w .
.
,.
, Igovernor at his word and not force the issue with him. diamonds.
•AYER—W hen I consider th e T h ere are, w e believe.
A com m unity of a few hundred i
1,1 lhe Democratic purtv men whose j almost
4 'th o w ork of Thy fingers, • .. ..
overnight, grow s into a j
imitations
are.not
so
obvious.
lA; m an th a t Thou nrt mimlnim?
r l e i o h i r d e l i b ^ T ( l , ' r y ^ V™ Wh°,’ MI,,kinK a , r i l ’ U) I 'h ila - I " ...... >
some in h . U l d n g % u i I
uUphiH, (Ulibuutely went around New \'ork because that " ,nnkM n,nninsr pnsiur
I
; IR ELA N D
city was what the governor called im-Americ»n
At th cV • A. f?‘w'
" 'lo>:,,n. will;
th e d re a m of a God,
of the f’iir, I hat h , hail „ „ v . . r . i 'l S r r v h kr i K ' S ’W " ^ i
h«u*n to New York ami would
im u e v e r yn th e r e , (hill it WHS ■•••ave il tn spoil th eir children. The
.li th e mould of His hnnd,
not th« place for a r«*a] m l hiilwfideri
_ „ ...........
11 shook 'n eath this stroke,
Ameriran to «•-*».
jthoiHmids will complain that they
ilendar
— - _ _ ibh * >M ES
a t
N e llie T u r n e r C ir c le T . E. L. C la s s M e m b e rs
M r s . S m i t h I s H o s t e s s M a n y Of Y o u n g e r S e t
E n te r ta in M e m b e rs a t A re E n te rta in e d A t
A t D e lig h tf u l B rid g e A re P r e s e n t a t D a n c e
S p e n d -T h e -D a y P a r t y H o m e O f M rs. C a rro ll P a r t y
O n T h u r s d a y O f P i K a p p a A lp h a
S haron; J z , v
Alien JonaK !
Roy]*’* Rsn4r*
tan, Jam es
Koown, M artin .
Scoggan, H erb ert i
On* of tho p ro ttfeit social events
Quite a larg e num ber of tha ley Yem ay,
of the week was th a t of Thursday
members
of the younger social set
afternoon when Mr*. G. F. Smith
Tho governm ent
en tertain ed st the second of a *o- of Sanford attended the Pi Kappa average of 62,000 letter* ft i
rlos of bridge parties a t her sp a Alpha fra te rn ity dance a t tho Or
lando C ountry Club, T hursday *vo- Ing and volunteering .f ~
cious home on Magnolia Avenue.
idng.
The jolly jrroap being chap- The topic* ra n g e from 1
Tho roomy where the card tablca
|
eroned
by Mrs. Robert J. Holly, u re to the best diet at i
had been arranged fo r play were
them w-ere Miss Mae Holbright with many teslm
ban ts
crystal bowls of slnnlas in the lv Miss Mildred Holly,7ut
Miss Maudo Tfce
ta ttle
psutel tin ts arranged with sprigs
Oliva Newman, Miss
Naomi Scoggan, Miss C atherine
of asparagus ferns.
n n ,T .
m
liftm a n , Mia* Rosa Gray. Miss
otbft Campmar- M
desig n ed ta llla * w e r e Melon Yemay, Miss Ava W right.
used In keeping scores fo r the *nMessrs. G. W. Spencer, J r., Joo
Joynble gome of bridge nnd a fte r
Molsch,
DpRoce, H a rty
several rounds these were collect M’oodruff,William
Um m I* At
Calvin Teague, William
ed by Mr*. D. L. Thrasher. For
n * M i a*.
Lake,
F
rank
W
oodruff,
Jr.,
Jam
es
having held top score, Mrs. H arry
J. Wilson was givon a dainty em
broidered guest towel. Mr*. W.
u. Holden woe the cut prise. It
we* also n pretty guest towel.
When the tables wore cleared
n ftor the game the hostess, assist- .
ed by Mrs. M. II. Mabry and Mrs. j
Floyd Palm er, served a te m p tin g '
i alud and ico course.
Tho guests im ludctd Mrs. 1). L. ■
Llcarjho D uitin* P tm tlr f tiop« n ricklr
Thrnidier, Mrs. \V D. Holden, Mis.
iuiilri|i i t o n i c s a d d H ttiiM null
Raymond Key. Mr». H arry J. \Vil i h««c
tw ijr. | | %dt noc irritate tb< o w n fen
son, Mr*. Floyd Palmer, Mrs. C h a r-1 der, len tltiv e b a h r tkin. G row n upi
ihottld tue U m b o liquid for prick!r
les T Fullor, Mis. Stephon Pier-1
iieai.
mint, Mrs. M. H. Mal.rv, Mrs. T. i
o Du .tin* Pow der ioo«h«t uwl
L. Dumas. Mrs. J. Ii. Ball and Mrs. j nUuclul hrhfton*,
r u h e i and every type nf
l'to "SINCLAIR" Gfta*r,'j
infant »kla irritation t f once.
loreCharles E. Hepry.
|
Full of eager OOWOtT'Y'
new end {rri ration tom Ic ally diw ppe m.
Ir keep* habice happy and conrtnted.
SINCLAIR O I U T r *
Soldiers in the Revolutionary
Alwayi k r* p L icit b o DuMtna Pow tJ.t
B etter for ydar f t t o
Army were paid $<> f>7 a mouth. [ in th e n o r i e t y a n d u»o it /7«»(r l o t
p i . r k l r h a i l , c tu a a a u d tk ia Itrit*
Congress later voted them f r e e ! IflC
NUe
Rincs Filling: Sttt
land.
1113 Sanford A re.
Pft
b r id g e
• «ritn
“ |)|(. one. itaiTt Znchnrjt was tho lucky
wi a™s nr'ay \p
when b<.,WPr■ Thi
Tb » ^d n y afternoon
Mombers of tho Nellie T u rn er
Tuesday
• in the curd tables yellow m ints Circle of tho F irst B ap tist Church 'T h e regular social and business
when Miss K
K atherine
atherine Syrnes
Sy*»..........
en
w t * place,) and enjoyed during were delightfully entoTtaiMri W ed m eeting of the T. fe. L. Class of
irvice League of tho htertuined
most
delight
ri,W • r ° St
delightfully at
the Holy Crosa will bridge in honor of the members 0 t 't
nesday at a "spend-thc-day” p a r ty the First B aptist Church was held
1°^ of
*J’Pthe
*am
°* e »hd
nt he conclusion
gam
the given by Mrs. T. H. lUsiib, • form* Thursday afternoon a t the home
o’clock with Mrs. Rob- of the college set.
, mnn at her homo in
Exquisite roses lent their fra g hostess assisted by Mrs. L P. Hag- er member, at her home In K is of Mrs. E. M. Carroll on Sunford
rance and beauty in decorating the nn Mrs. Roy Symmes and Mrs. simmee.
Decorating the rooms of th is Heights with Mrs. C arroll, Mrs.
rooms whore the card tables were nohinson so rv « | ,»n ice course c a r
rying
out
the
color
scheme;
Wore and Mrs. B utler aa hostess
U'(' «re hea.lqUar
gl A r r i v a l s
| spread for play, forming „ love?, I hoso enjoying the cordial ho»- spacious home wore baskets fill es.
ed with all kinds of lovely sum
y a* tting fo r this affair, the col
bes< Hoofing Mi
ors of yPliow and white predom pitality of Miss Symmes were Miss m er flowers.
Quantities of zinnias and other
Georgia Mobley, Miss Mary Elizainating.
v
The morning was pleasantly
■Dips. Tampa; W. b.
hoth PuoHton. Miss M arg aret spent with sewing on d ain ty bits summer garden flowers combined
n * y .?irl j Cnds "dorned the
nville; F. C. B artlett, ta
U»Hy cords and a fte r the usual { cters. M iss Naomi Scoggan, Miss of fancy work, and a t noon, th e with greenery were used In charm
"WJ. E. W orden; P. num
ber of progressions, the prize Lennbelle Hagan. Miss Emily Grif- truest* wero invited Into a dining ing profusion | n the living nnd
I
A»k alwut our ] [jsrksonville; Ju s Mafor high srorc. silk hose, was nn. Miss C lsire Zachnry, Miss Car- room, where a uumpteolia
npieous lunch*
luncn* di iiing roonD.
rooms.
York.
The luncheon | During tho business session, the
aw arded Miss Claire Zacharv. f o r niotn Barber, Miss M nrguret Zach- con wns served.
Miss Mae Holly, Miss Mildred tam e was laid with n nembroldored | onnunl election of officers took
Guarantee
tailin g to score her points and
loatesuma.
C atharine P ittm an cloth and centered with a cry stal Elace resulting ns follows: Mrs.
honors Miss Georgia Mobley was si?
| Mr*. Besaman, New
Miss Olivo Newman, Miss Mar- bowl holding cut flowers In th« Barm y Beck, president; Mrs. J. R.
given
the
low
score
prise,
also
silk
Dent. A tlan ta; J . M.
Louise Sarles. pastel tints.
Lyli’s, first vice-president; Mrs. F
hose. In cu ttin g for the consola ?«®rok .^ icab
o: L F. Tonney, Tam - tion
Misa Helen Vernay, Miss M argaret
During the afternoon a sh o rt R. Whittle, second vlco-prealdent;
prise,
n
dainty
vanity,
Miss
.tbelter. Cleveland; D.
Wight and Mrs. Robinson.
business session was held, presided Mrs. K. W. Stanloy, third vice-,
Winter H aven;, Mr.
over by the president Mrs. Georga president; Mrs. John Abrahams
ilth, Tampa: J . C. MeHuff, the regulnr order of business secretary; Mrs. A. J. Kelly, tre a s
l e, Tampa; E. M. Sunbeing carried nut.
N
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W
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W
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N
G
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E
A
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E
D
F
R
O
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u rer; Mrs. E. M. C arroll, pianist
PHONE .Vie
Iburgh; O. J . Munn,
Among the members enjoying and ihnirm an ,.f home departm ent.
Igoy Stophemt. Jack...
ALL OVER TH E W ORLD
this pleasant day were Mrs. L. P.
At tlie couelusion of business n
JI Braggs. Mrs. A. p. W alker. Mrs. m,l‘ i delightful program under the
By The Associated Press
, Ml«s Wong said that when she W. P. \\ nrren, Mrs. Mary Jarv is, d ir*.; mi of Mrs. C harles T. (lendValdez.
E nter New Irish Fields
| 1returns
to .China
Mrs.•. J. D. Dossev.
Mrs. A. J. Kel- rson waH rendered which inrluded
.
......... she
" " v is
■c to open aa
|
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nna.
Jacksonville;
Mr. . DUBLIN: The complete equal- i beauty culture nnd hairdressing I ,V,Y- , ’ w Klnl*w. Mrs. F. R. a number of am using games und
.
f uller. Muimi; Adam , ity at women and men in tho Snor- | establishm ent nt which most of her 7 h lttle, Mrs. J. E. Estridge, Mrs. Contes;*. Iii the Bible Contest Mrs
2 i
New Orleans; R. C .jstu t politleally nnd educationally. I'UMtoinerM will he members of the ' ’purge Huff and Mrs. C. J. Wolfe. F. Ii Savage was the winner, re
mton-Salem; H arry K |g u aran teed by the Constitution British colony nnd Chinese g irls
ceiving a testam ent. Charles T.
ADD
I Augustine; Roy
M. has led to the en tryt nf women
into under 30, for women over 20 at E a r l y T r i a l E x p e c t e d Henderson, accompanied by Mrs.
.................
Ho; R. A. Monroe, Jack- professions
* '
•hitherto
**
confined to i,r*'Bent nr* ton much attached to
Henderson delighted tho guests
H. Reed, Jacksonville; men. Lady doctors ami barristers j
Mn<! jewelled pins with F o r P a i r A c c u s e d O f with a number of vocnl solos.
tan, Jncksonvillo; T. A. arc num erous, and lately there are
arrange their hair ever
Following the program, the hosS la y in g - J u d g : e S m i t h tessev
tkranville; Ben D uPre, women stockbrokers und women to lmvc
served a tempting ice course.
c u t’
L; P. H. K. Cloud, Jack - chartered accountants.
•She also is taking back a p er
Now the
There was ail uuiiKiially good at
I’slm er, C ity; J . R. S ao rstat has its first lady veteri manent hnir waving mnehine to
W ETUM PKA, Ala.. Sept. .1.— tendance of member*.
TO YOUR |H.
»«• m
t til A» 0 O/«
bonvllle: C. T. Sm ith, n ary surgeon in Miss Woodward, displace the old fashioned pins and
—An early trial is expected for
CRT THK BEST
Lynch, Minmi.
Clyde Reese Bachelor and Hays
the d au g h ter nf a Dublin clergy curl-papers.
Flower Urns, Concrete blocks
man.
Leonard, negro, confessed slavers
of all kinds, Roofing Tile. C<n. William M usgrave
.
Women In I’ulplts
of Judge I.nrnar Smith. Bnchelor’s
meat Coloring, Etc. from
take Mary, nccomW oman's Colony. Fails
.
LONDON: The Reverend Joyco father-in-law . officials said today.
|lr. and Mrs. J. W. RutA
grand
jury
was
expected
to
in
LONDON:
'JDON: An aattem p t bv the Bnplyn, the youngest nnd most reSA N FO RD CEM EN T
nftinl. leave S atu rd ay W omen’s Farm nnd
dict the pair today. An a rra ig n
A REAL HOME
Garden Asso- re a t- " f E,,5 ,RVd’s tally-qualified ment. wns expected Saturday, with
P R O D U C T S CO.
Iville where they will cintion to run aand
self supporting ' [,,miKtt’rs of the gospel, told the
II days.
the
onetting
of
the
trial
set
for
51
h
and
Maple
Rhone
1
liMV
We
oih-r
lor
I
lie
ir.xt few days a seven room hens*
colony nt Lingfield w ithout the , ,n? n’" ,’r " vi«i«,'al f’luh of Lon- next Tuesday.
located on Union Avenue, one block from Forrest Lak# \J £
lielp of men hns failed.
A fter six 10,1 l *'ut once t ^'e congregation has
A confession by Irf>onArd. accus
|Mrs. J. O. Andos nnd yenrs of the experim ent husbands become accustomed to a woman
Hotel and only n short distance from Lake Monro*, 'i)
Andes J r., tliave re- now are adm itted.
in the pulpit it doesn't notice ed Bachelor of forcing him nt the
This house hns three lavl rooms, living room, dining
froin OcalA, Clereroom, kitchen und bath, and a number of large cloeeta, S'’j\
The colony was started l.y twelve whether the m inister is a man or a point, of a pistol to fire the shot
nl*o m two car g arag e with ap arlm et overhead.
omasnssn w here they young women, with a 100-acre lay woman and concentrates its a tte n which killed Judge Smith as tho
Inttor lay on a couch in his homo
| time.
out.
These «young
Indies.j Ultl
did Hill
ni.t tion |on •the . mi essage which the last Monday night. Bachelor de
r
This house must be seen to be appreciated.
•
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
believe men an essential nurt of
er ,a
nies
having
forced
the
negro
to
do
i'ersonal faith *sufficiently strong
II p. m. --------T. W illiams, Mias anv plan to make farm ing successAny breaking!
to fill one’s life, sym pathy, under the slaying.
■
Williams and Fred- ful.
COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY
TODAY
out of the skin, I
standing
and
tact
are
the
essential
ami returned home
Mrs. R uth G entry, n tall, g race
oven fiery, itch-lB
St.
A
ugustine—Repairs
being
Gret
Nlssen
311
First National Bank Bldg.
Telephone fS t
ning from a m ost flo ful woman with fuir. shingled hair, qualifications fo r women who think nni.le, to old MutauzuH
ing eezemn, run B
River
( oldest M anager, A ll-Sanford I'opulnrit) ( unlest,
In
or trij> to N orth Hnmp- now declares th e theory th at wom of etnherking upon u m inisterial bridge.
lie quickly over-]*
SANFXJRD, FLORIDA
THE LADY OF TIIK
iBoitnn, Mass., New en can suitably eultivuto the soil career, she said.
come by ap plying: ■
Valdez Hotel, Sanford:
Heal
Estale
Inaitniw f
IIAKEM"
(Tuhington, 1). C. They w ithout the aid of men hns broken
Muutho - S u lp h u r,19
V I’m amount Pit lure
But These Disagree
it**
‘ * number of m otor down under experience. The mem
tlet'lnros a noted ; *
Vermont
nnd
New
bers
have
decided
th
at
a
man's
skin
sp
ecialist.'
_
Various
reasons
are
given
for
the
Lloyd llnm iltun Comedy
I desire (o nominate .......
stren g th is needed to do the heavy i action of the P astoral Session of Good as the He-.t nnd B etter Than
Bcchiihu of i t s , “
"Here Comes Clmrlie"
w,i’ir l{_
Uhe Wesleyan Conference ut York
1lie Most
germ destroying I JrIn the All-Sanford Popularity Conical, it btinfaj
Milan.’ News
». Let' A. Conoley re- , A p art from this," adds Mrs. in vetoing the proposals for the
properties,
this! *
/.nil
stood th at this nomination includes 1,11(10 roWji
Thuraduy evening G entry, "th e colony is a groat sue- ’m inistry of women.
sulphur
pivparniii.n
instantly
| One relates to theologirnl mnt(sta, (ia„ where they
bring* enso trom skin irrita tio n ,;
Indy named.
| tarn ra th e r than those of ..iganiending tho sum m er,
HATCltD.V Y
s o o t h . nnd licuD .......... ...
tight
I'ug Defended
'/n lio n . another is that many We* |
>.<
endmuii bail rot m nod
up mol leave* the -kin clear and
"'The Gentle (.'triune**
nwyaWheio bo spent | LONDON: Lady Kathleen l*ilk- '
minister's entertain much
smooth.
lington lias risen to the defence of *yinputh\ with Catholic order und
m
It M'ldi.m fails to relieve lliu
With
lliu
k
Jones
the pug dog.
She deplores the | tradition, and that they are aw are
•A d d re s s;
torment without dcluy. You can
. M y varnoMl efforts have been to give yon a bit
A . U. G . B a k e r y
pn. Kcbi'it J. Holly, the tendency of the modern world to tjio Anglican church will not to le r
obtain a ja r of Rowle* Mentha-!
<'on.i-dy
quality
of work und aervlco than you have ever
ate
the
m
inistry
of
women.
Hulptiur front any good druggist.
Md Mildred Holly, despise the pug dog because he
D
a
y
t
o
n
a
B
e
a
c
h
By
doing
h o I have had n most surprising voluntft
wns
the
favorite
pet
of
the
lute
Vic
"Low
Tide"
Let a .t r i a l of Mcntho-Suipliur
E. A. Douglass, Mr.
Break \ t it lot ii* Records
new ImtiineHH. Again I wish to thank my many Mil
show w hat lhi* means to you. Send
j G. Ball, William Hall. torian period. " *
J
A lthough Lady Kat)ilcen Huys
BERLIN: Mas* participation of
the coupon for it. Clip it now.
Ir*- It W. Brown and
fiud boosters.
th
ere
nre
few
more
am
using
dogs
women
in
track
nnd
field
meets
of
|{t I'ridkv morning for
♦•Seii, where they I than the solemn, self-satisfied,. di‘- Germ any h a s produced astonishing
Whitehall i’hnrmncnl Co FR E E
RHONE H91-W
.?
voted pug, she offers no defence records.
Even in the mile runs
week-end.
MW Madison Avenue
TRIAL
of the fa t, nsthiimtjeiil old pug and there are scores of com petitors,
New Y'ork N. Y.
*11 Rrown and bnhy wurus owners that the breed hns [ Fraulein Wally l.lngner. 111.
Dept. N 7l»:i
FLORIDA CLEANERS & DYERS
itrobahly fallen into
d is re p u te ; year-old Berlin typist, hns negnneThuisduy afternoon lurgely because indulgent Indies j tinted 1,000 meters in J minutes
Mail mu a Free Sample of
BY O; G. C A R M IC H A E L
On residences or improved business property in nmountn
where she has been ! over-fed it.
Mentho-.Sulphur.
15
seconds,
heating
the
w
orld’s
Mllsne T heatre Bldg.
'
416 H anford‘A*
• oiut he i for several
from #1000.00 to 6100,000.00 Tor 3, 5 or 10 years at V/„
record by thuee second*. Frieda
interest.
Even Chinese Bobbed
Knies who mine in second was
LONDON: Not only
_ hus bobbed
... clocked nt 11:17.
Elnore W ittmnn
Will nlso consider Construction loan* to aid lu the con
spson Jr., has retu rn hnir became popular in China but [won the woman’s 100 m eter dash
struction nf buildings.
F‘fr spending several muny g irls are Eton cropped, Miss championship of Berlin, hut wn«
Montgomery and Bir- (jui Sing Wong, u young Chinese forced to run :12 to do it. Charlie
'lu.. with relatives.
woman who is studying h aird ress Paddock’s world's record time for
ing here, told radio listeners.
the distance is : 10.4.
nx F i gi ' t■Z^
PRICKLY
HEAT
CHAFING
CHASE & COI
T H E W O R L D S T IL L H A S H E R O E S
Clip and Mail This CoupoDi
Enter the Big Popularity]
Contest!
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9
Use Sulphur To
Heal Your Skin
BUTTER SPLIT
Fertilizers Can
Relied On
Z ^
V,-; ------- o----------Mo Sanford w e are Irving to
I city, are o fferin g inducen j ou*, ‘o«« to come here
®u I? Y‘olr homes.
Then u
. w ith h la’ fam ily from West
ills taken ou t by five or
y Tpughnockt beaten up
f too l« v« ,to w n . Good
fo r S anford I
2? Jm k ------ o--------'
In Clearwater dies of
ft mob abducts her
•lityr. Judge Lano
,ft special issaion oLlhe
Irtan d says there will
Jn.thf administerspeedy Justice1' on
itors of tho crime. If
ttppelwd hero a eeiebraftftra been hold In their
jo, ■
■
• Housholder
I. Skinner, who was
*»«• by ftjnob the
to d MVftrely beaten,
» . infomatlon on tho
•M’bftYft acted in his
Mwcutor and would
Jftfonfutlon to. the
phwerfuj party in Britain, France
Germany or Amorica, the parly ,,f
jir g n , unti Desldes the chemical poisons there
were rats,
H t S . 'S . 'S a ? wtich 11 "*» , ™>‘
ti®"-. The enthusiastic handshaker ladv h c m d f " Not nll '' ^ '
the
not infrequently belongs i„ the U kiilful b, lhn i i ? » . f. U8 Mrt‘ HH1
"b
lah
"
class.
On
the
O.h
J
L
!..i‘
L".k!
l
r„
U
l,.ia
‘ho
h"
1
‘he
m
erest
»
other h a n d ,; novice knows what •** Imhind a
a lady-like handshake may ex- ‘hundshake.
Abundant evidence of th eir su p erio r goodness rnntiBSftl
irivcrt by the celery and tru ck field* of some of Ssnfor
<“”t an<l best grow ers.
THE
T I G E R 'S C H A L L E N G E
in the largest yield, jutof rcqmrted, yet made on a (•*
« OI.1 I KIR S W EEKLY
hacco field.
Wo have tho right to
K'»ve!n
irselves,
ournelves, Ibut wo can’t <|o it. s « d ,
is tho coneUUsioti of George ••’
anco’s ancient
The opinion is not pminlar in (hi*
country. It is worth cmiiilcring
for nil that.
A Lenin has never ai
««i‘ wluVutod n e n X ’r ^ M0" " mon“
■
--
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.
overthrew.’
U e have the right to s o lf.g o v -11
erm nant, but. unless We proVe our
j'.m pe ence, we shall not Z a h '
lowed to enjoy our own.
S t?eet°T|HKR
J(1YOU.S
Wa I1
b tre e t d o sing, plenty „f vhoan
M ost n r.n will fight for lihertv
» » ' ! 1-4. t l * ■w . 1
w v e r higher, ra ilro a d stocks g„.
the rig h t of solf'-government
K i= !
u t too few have the energy
th.
u"n*
wK'
Why
"houldn’t
they
go
happens to a matt who buys their
stuff
y
In
F
l
n
r
S
^
f
tneir w tuf
' _
■it to enjoy It.
n»i.lh!h on *fov«*r nmer»t says to the wf
T O M___S I M S
Is notorlou. that mu.-h o f\h oy “bottlet
"IL u b d in b ^ d ^ t a k o y w public, you ve got to pay the poor
Outside of politics, s d f .g o v - 1
. ___ mHhino in
ii Florida l a M o T t l ?
5 »
>« nt.ulc nf moonahino
t i ,« r..n,
.
i/* f n°* IF to ket’,> ‘hem go- e m in e n t' Is considered nnlv t<> i...
fo! ed, capped and packed in "fak«" e o f‘
iJ j" :
and give them a fa ir retu rn on r o t a t e d , Business is essentially^
life u frS d of » i k , tffnc* through
rnofiarchy, oven such business IIH
„«! of him self |s 'Z
* a f° ° l out
m-operatlye*
unions.
Sam uel Gompors
. W was ns dominant
in’his crowd as is Judge
ry
his.
,
™ ? ® .iC ? J ? P L Y » S f u I , u s t h e y h e lp u s t o i n t e r THE GENTLE Republ
pret what we see and experience
VVhon *h«,V
"i.
Irt'p o litics we try to
govern
iant in New York stnt
oftrselves
because
we
can’t
tru s t I
an wcitlng election trip this r.,ii anyono to govern us.
r . &
n f o ‘T h e y l l nr l Y
^
/" » ” ^ a tv a jlo n ^
A*irood despot is more efficient
w S U S T O T S
a™„wl '™ t, hn, 0',>''sfor wJ , k th ;
than a democracy. The trouble
SToat loss.
It deaerves attention tb it fKXChanfir5d ^but a t Senator Wadsworth runs f„r re- Hes
■
---- -' j
In finding him. Good despots
a x
’ llh ” . . . cntlon,.t h a t .th? trreateBt men etaotlpn as a wet, and wiir g„ido
Winds
won't
keep
good.
That
u
the
‘h*
«l«phant
toward
Volstead
nm
present are
(n ..........
‘hflofttlon, or., elimination of the with0"..?? «,)mheKr » 0 X‘K' r'"H-nting ences
With . ralf-rule. Autocrats became by asking „ ninn
eighteenth amendment.
run fo r office.
iry Republicans demand a can QOij»«Uy, too uncomfortable and
Diir factoifcs are now newly equipped to me*t ‘to
Krowing dem and for them .
j 3 i L T J . t r hcX ^
OUR SA NFORD W A REH OUSE, in charge of MB.
I'IN t,, enrriea a full stock of these fertilizers sod of W
m aterials.
Inquiries made, in person or by msll * ^ j
courteous attxmlioa.
growers.
We solicit th e business of
,
__
1 -,r*;• •
I
to for governor that will drive
other way., * , , ,
i auito the Democratic don•H his ,night
1
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<v.
•'-•nw
M 1u i
tho
privily©
.ft
¥
.
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a
--O ur Ice Is Pure
--Our Ice Is Clear
Mary
O ffic e 1 1 2 E a s t 2 n d S t.
1p* « month.
•
u5Ter “ nd Miss VIrf t . r h u i,!,d o y
fo r
~ z r> ,
Adi
li'Jlh t t - c M
$ 4.95
"
,
ji
4tl^ Street and Maple Avenue^ £ ‘
OPEN
N»‘ To,*r " " J
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4
’0 a. m; t o l l p. m.
■\ V •
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“Hand Blocked” cretonnes, ever-fiwt,
beautiful patlerna—
*
, 61.00
to
61.50
Yard
.
,
J,
, '
Small and targe daafgna, eewe guaran
teed Cut color*, ^ b o acme ntinary
design*. 36 inekt
50e Yard
S M S
FALL rOOYWRiUii>
v
-f?The latest in ehoee showing aftedftp to Ufthk w ith gaam etal
trim m ings and romM nstlons In e th e r etM rp.
Priced medt
’. V
", '
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*.t
tfy.tuS1■. . . •• •
—
a' S
v .L ^ j
am -
''YrtMtl
CHIFFON
Light
__
36 inches wide--
t& O Y a rd
"Wm
H
<
'’T t ' Ssr
6 1 4 6 Y a rd
JE R R Y CL0 TR
T.f
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m ii-
i
DRAPPERY
Striped rayons tn pastel
incites wide for Spaniak ‘
nnteed fait cojorw—
50c Cretonne, light nnd dark grounds.
M ILLINERY— 100 new hats th at should re ta il fo r |1 6 to 18
have Jast arrived.
M rg e *od sm ell shapes to suede d avstla#
sod velvet* for—
New Ice Go.
h’ r/t a m e d homo
wsm
O pportune buying perm its us to o ffer these new naxM*—
Jaunty gilded crowns, brim* th at tilt a t fascinating angles and
clever new trim m ings—a t a price' ridiculeasly low. Selling a t
o ther sto rm for 67.50—Our price—
Everybody Wants It!
it <4
I W * ,rom Oenvef,
i u y flP*.nt “ >• A m i
Cretonnes and Curtain
* \fP \
1
•
n» "
uther point* In
ere iU'y will ipenjfj p
t v
P h o n e 611
F a ll H a ts W ith C harm
TH A TS WHY
evening
[tret Berner returned
fro,n Candor, N.
nas be0n connected
. n « ? " F rVU Grower*,
hh
“ { -tr
wL’!a^-#5gp*:
z,
.d •. .>*/ ri.*
t.M1VV
•ESI'
w y ■/■
Tenn., whero she
V da tighter Mr*.. Leo
'* Miending the *umm°untanis of Tennes-
i irifu w^,or« they apent
W1th relatives.
Blackshear Manufactui
“corns grow =
of
J. H. JACKSON
on Felts
Bd «• Q- Gresham re-
The
l^how evar, we ,|„n’t manage
---------
and Mrs. G. W. Spencer motored
V<!
and Miss to Tam pa F riday where they spent
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Eberwine of
lef‘ Thursday evening tho day.
Miami arrived here Friday a fte r
where they will spend
noon nnd arc tho guests of Mr. nnd
I
‘he guests of Miss
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Miller anti Mrs. Dun Eberwine.
Val.
.
Miss M argarut Cox left Thursday
for
Daytona Bench whore they will
Mr. nnd Mr*. E. Fuller of Minmi
I- Robson, wjl0 in <xpon<l- spend
the week-end.
arrived in the City Thursday for
fmornt Daytona Beach,
n brief stay nnd uro stopping nt
Plord rhiirsday for the
Mr*. Edward Uetts und m other the Valdez.
Mrs C. K. S tafford motored to
Coronado Bench Thursday where
Mr. nnd Mth. W. R. Bessemer of
Mm . *lyde Byrd nnd they spoilt the day as the guests of I New York wero among the out of
pe returned home a fte r Mr. and Mrs. Densil Stafford who state visitors arriving in Sanford
I of several weeks. Mrs. aro spending th is week nt the Thursdny.
Rldmu spent some tim e Beach.
W-Thr -Sen, and nlso
BOY KILLS GRANDMOTHER
‘ ity. Mr. Byrd
LONDON. Ohio, Sept. 3.—(/Pi—
(’arson Wobb and Judson Henry
'['eht nt Wnynesville, of F ort Mvcrs, who have been Mrs. Flora Richards, 70, was atabJoined his fam ily a t visiting here as the guests of Mrs. h«d to death today nt her home
returnig home twith A. Franklin have returned to th eir hsre.
Her 20-year-old grandson,
evening.
home.
Paul Weese, who had lived with
her since infancy, confessed th at
M. Elder Hnd
A uthorities say the
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Stevens and he killed her.
' * :'*"■« Elder rt*turn- Miss Rcbeccu .Stevens yre visiting youth is feeble-minded.
ar*uuy evening from
"'here they have boon
IU ®umm«r at th e ir
‘ ‘‘Utaday
Dlacfcsliesr, Georgia •
'■(li)'
I** Nelson hus returned
Leesburg where hIiu
lUBmer us the guest of
Mr. ami Mrs. Claude Herndon, in Sarasota ns the guests of Mr.
Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. H arrry L. Gibson ] and Mr*. J. Miller,
J ^ h u l r e r , Miss
S
common
but tha
a
Smith loft Thursday
«$isjrtt&e4-*'J
fc iT b ^
H ere a t home further evident* bj
LADIES!
LOANS
Blackshear
o n «
MR. FYKE predicts that 20 yenrs
is for seoTnYt rVprcB0,r)t.<!d In the summer population.
And there hence
there will bo only two p ,"
for the
^ ' V 0 df “b°,ut it’ but remind helpless jitiea pnrties, "one consisting of
^ presidential nominee travelers t L t the
bravest, and safest, way to meet these laborltcs nnd liberals, the other of
• *I *
cn« think of
com m unists."
i ; * the present moment who fifentlemen is to Rive them whnt they want, with a smile
Everything is possible, but at
fray ft better presidunt.
present there is only one really
VJft&so note.
30x33 COI
Amusements
TIM ES-UNION
U'O untim ely d eath of Command full 1C to
ii, hcnt'i! it is in. wnndR utgers, at. Philadelphia la d te r that C om m ander John Rodgers
,,k' hr,M‘{H ,n 1,1hid the fa rt that , is imni!.erqd a.noug the n atio n ’s
“ " “ '’I d continues l " have hrrm-s. - real
ero .- The a ir service of tho!
rral hheroes.
the t
J bad no luck.
’ w‘io | km form .o .n e w orthy . navy owes very much of its p r e - 1
I gOU trem bled and broke
ii!ri«|hV
fwC
t* Vf could
thir , il.
,dnK,Ht DM'WtlililP that so proI tbla b eautiful land.
vincial
yokel
T , U|
!
'
I
cfficieney to C om m ander1
nal a
n yokol
could have
have attained (he unvernorship of! 1V1, , v
.
I L i m e.stM.n by miliums <>l Rodgti -. It is no surnrise th a t!
i.h a loosed from His hold
.m. ^ h ,e'ss L,n mentioned for the prosideney of the 1numd fields they
"
" u‘them
<linUh’. whoso high regard is worth ( Ids"death should "'startl!.” '^ ffiH a l i
left r,,r
behind
hai'tig.
United States.
Perhaps if Ohio’s c h ie f e xecu tive "w ere open libraries, opportunities
iVtu m u lt of wings,
W ashington which has 'looked to ,
w ith
Wind on the sea
* om m ander John . R odger< en- him for skill and ability w here i
sent to Washington, he would recommend that New York out limit, and the c e rtain !v of inde, k 'a tran g e melody
if they
' f , work , dr.. 1 '• him self t i those who learn •<) v r v much, both are needed as
dnm r ’n °r 1 " T " " ' ’ H '" '" 1h«
«nd u separate kin?- peinlence,
th a t sings.
for
it,
without
the
hardships
of « j t ti t>. adm ire him herriuse of the ex-j the a ir .neniee is in th e c o n s tru e -1
lorn be made of it.
For surely were he deeded presided diamond rush."
J1’"1 'h a t only nhout a y ear a g o | tive period. Murh of his work was
f tins lountry he would not also be president of New York
t Jroq all fair,
ni,>ni!-ht him into world-wide prim :i pi «m*c*r rh a ra c to r ., IIi* wim ‘
,U» purplue and gold,
CHy so un-American, whatever that is.
v o , r Kvmv . . . . .
i' • are. He was lending th e Krnn- the second mouther of the navy to 1
r<fliv*r and groon,
*•••>■. Hawaii sea|.lane flight when qualify as a flyer. In a plane in
seHousThtmudi} ° f ?
***
« problem for 'M. tho
i £ 'S S g £ th i' .igli
• th a t - has seen
. an unfrirtunate rirru m - whioh he invested his own money :
serious
thought
tor
Democratic
leath>rs.
The
time
was
beyond.”
An,1ove can behold.
Maine; he was put out of the flight t in. was the first man to fly across 1
nii.i^-.r nine days was regarded us the ( ontinent. Tin rt eaine th e din j
yoq behind
!»>'* ir lh*4 trarkioQH oc<*/iri <>v»*r' u s iruns 1'iirifii* fli^ )d t and hi>
P*th of th e past,
wi'i.l) tie guided his c ra ft. Hu’ I fume was arhieved, for none h u t!
] W hite hrealh of flowers,
,h "
dole. Rodgers was made of stern er a Inane man eoiild have como
P m* *u ty
i
cihsfrvatnrv slen than the public gave him 11iiromrh with his life and thu liv e s'
■nest of God’s hours,
m 1n»»
* «isfrnnonnral uNsorvamry
x»tir
the?
D
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n
io
c
ra
ln
nniMt
p
ro
v
id
^
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1
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IWt you nt Inst.
le a man to vole for. .Just l*1 M r
m ountain in crcihl ; r possessing.
He , am e i . f tho... under his command
anything won’t do.
* ’
and is bringing if i,|. to
.M». .
— Dora Higerson,
'hite.
\,.<
t
year
he
will
|.„ild
on
t
e
r
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.......................
I h I, ........ n..iaK Mint
. f)----- -.
muter
•I nearby m ountain a b etter oh,__
If they are going to huve
Vic......
.
...
nation
T o him. as t., j j
hav‘‘
seivnloiy.
equipped
with
the
ira
d in AI'liiigtoo, with
all ttiw ,
Hand
Over
Your
V
aluables,
And
Sm
ile
swimming pool ready for the
IhB full ;:is.
skill
it’s,
skim nim
coiling
! World s most powerful telescope.
honor, the nniion Ims to heito.v i
w inter?
wont
bawl
m
hand.
')
bat
i-.
win
j when one of it> most distinguished
This gentlem an front India sends
In proijnrtiiin to its population, Floritla has had more up Ins seientific m aterials by a ir ho survived the fate th a t e v e n j ' "Us passes on. C ourage ami n>plane and plans reg u lar airplane body expected had befallen him | sp ed to and for dufv w ere hp,rh
t Y o f ."Ih
’Vl"‘r ..... "«» ""J- »th..r atm .' in lhn servire
between the lower regions and his < unpuninus, a< the dnya
from I
,,!’
and
Mt.
Hlaiic l.y the eagle's route. passed ar.l no tidings came fro
« « ld »lve u. ,rodU I„r, Thn ll.Tal.l makn, t|,al fin) ns.nnim , wilhm.1
„f
th*u .hard- navigators. ,
l|nMn.
b
Ihw
w i opium
. . . \ can
‘ l U1
m
l
wn*
ill. no less
- ^------ -------I trV<,,c^ ° ,,: a,ul
M« without any data to subatantiute it.
^m ev tho Revolution
repce |t»mn ins, ri!.e bis nam e on the rn«
HMtntiVes »1 the Rodgers fam ili j t.q- of American heroes ami keen
i 2* .
' JU! " uvv ,,r ,h '‘
* ver in memory the work he nr- '
talohcopc Will |„„k out into space,
t l * m ovies •v e ry day, prnv.Seamanship and re- eomplished, alm ost all 0f it in the
L oh I w i n t e r w h e n t h e .s ta te w a s c r o w d e d
w i t h to n ristM Und whnt m rnully happening ml M ates.
" ■p o p u larity If nothing else.
unci n t h , r V ,8 ,t.,r» ,,f o n e k in ,I „ „ ,l n n o lh .- r , t h e ■■»uJkU35j theri). not somebody to Hit down spoct for duty were passed ttfom lace of ever-pri sent ilanger.
■■ Oi-------im agine that his poor, fe.hl,.
T hey
w o rk c il t h e i r t r a d e ami
fra glad to ace some work u p ^ a i l m v . i h m l r ic h jn c k in g H .
little hi,uiii cun he made u m e n
“S H A K E ”'
lit on tho g o lf course und
m g station for divine wisdom.
NKIV VOUK H K IM I.II t k i i i i n i :
to assurance th a t it will
:Jn flrat claaa cohdltion tliiiU
T H E R E IS great m ental power
“ No Hnu.M .ukiiig," reads the press deep emotion nnd sym pathy.
am ong the people of India, dwarfed
Hiyn
over the office door of the In itJ .ill is hi.me m ysterious pow er!!
held down by a hot clim ate
an armed bandit says “hands up.”
There is nothing hut und
diam ond field wan re
vicious laws ami the degrading head buyer ..f a Chicago depart "f analysis which ra rely fails to !
c o v e r e d In S outh A frica
caste system .
Set. free in a |»et- m ent store.
Tho occupant of the interpret handshakes a c c u ra te ly .'
I th a d istric t Increased from a
tc r clim ate it m ight produce many office has Kiirtnofi hatxi.Qh.ikin^r
We ran distinguish between singer- ;
^hundred to fifty thousand overAssam Dinas, and a surprise for catisn it w a-i.’H time, means n o th -I ltv ',n' 1 ''isin cT ity .
O utstretched
Bounds like Florida.
B ritain, th at inhabits and rules In- m g, nnd i* •‘blah.’’
I" P 'n hands once m eant that t h e 1
dm now, as a scm i-bencvolent f. r - ; 7’wo boxer< lush from th eir cor- 1' " ’'pN' ahout to exchange Halutn• ■ a g esture............
.....
re t m ight rule a rab b it w ur/en. | uers, make
that the Chamber of Com- a K.aal deacription „r
re.~>qiiihling
a 1Dons hnd not Img to conceal. Ages i
The
i.kaows where it stands, is
handclasp, and lom plete the motion ago, when nu n m et they opened
I he unbroken experience of thirty-seven years db
•Op. other individual or orHAMILTON FY F E , bu cessfu l by swinging tlu ir glove fists to their sword hands to show n o 1
eat
that hasn't made a
To treachery wns intended., To with- I
edUor of the London Dnily Herald each o th e r’s respective nose.
m aking of B lackshear fertilizers, nnd there ure »Hfll
the last two or three
B ritish labor organ, leave’s hi« <oli them the handshake is part of' the bold the hnnd was a challenge to il
a
""A ™ , r
" ' " V - n - 7 m Sno;: ™ ; ^ a r s ?
com
bat,
und
to-day
there
Is
no
to devote his life "to vagabondage fight.
At the boggiminig of the
• he field resu lts had from th e ir use In the hsndi ol<
—--- o-----.
ij
seeing the world."
’ la st round, however gory its p re worse form of Insult.
p " ? ; & s
m
,!j r
r
r
i
T here is the sto ry of the learned
• outers are tabulated from (Im e’lo time lo find
m any politicians nr« ImMany men do th a t, thinking it decessors, the boxers repeal the
am b as
K,i™lhn . to h i. treaaurea, but he takes in a pit tu, " of hU ra th e r noble. In realitv they do ritual. The head buyer calls this professor who attended
iflnd out that the Amer- robber.
I Lem even b etter.
This is why they are always
sador s reception.
“ Did you no
b.AfP not any more lnwhnt every monkey does as be “blah."
tice
how
I
shook
hnndi
roam
s
the
woods
Useful..,.
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7
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with
M
rs.;
* World Court than
H andshakes, like- lu."
• hi* B lnrkshenr nam e ia indicative of high qualily—Hsr
w jn a Leaguo of Nations. m ™ lBJ )iCtim' ht‘ r(,Pr<,(inee« for the nearest police deoart- this world depends not on how mean much <>r nothing. A ' strong her in°«m.Kr " ' 1 Hho" k hands with ,
: Of thorn have enough trouhk-s
much you see of it, but how much g rip of th e hands does
sfnce'uie'winier 11 ,; ll^ . m,,on’ U.“ ! l»Uce Kot the bandit.
pc.irs on poor rerlillzerN made to meet poor prim .
2 ' l w
J Y* ?
?how mv !
you do in it.
'" If.
snrlly reflect intense mutual affec office . . . u , f<>r *h'T , h uflhaiul’s
'.J . >- - •-o —---jattsnooga News
ralsh of Montana
m
G. C. FeDi
d fo ’’.
s L S te 1
m
R E S ID E N C E T E I
\SociaI
tfovernor Donancy of Ohio tlcclarcH that he will not be
.l!,t ,n,,,n" r""dn the Angel Gau candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination de- prayer.
l,ri<‘1 wrotc 0,1 lhn mnrK',i of thut
f Hi
c w. ith
,2 U
2 5 h. eart:
^ i» S
allwyour
j SS
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M R S. F R E D S . D A IO E R , S O C IE T Y E D IT O R
GOETHE SAID tho best w a y to
Germ anize te rrito ry taken from
Poland wax to send G erm an plays
und plnyers to inspire respect fo r
the Germ an ideals and language.
W hat would Goethe think of
those, chosen from titles of plays
now advertised in New Y ork?
,
" lia rs.'* "I/oose A ngles," “ One
Man a Woman,
“C radle S n atch
ers." “ L aff T hat O ff." “ If I wa *
Rich,"*- "Sex." “She Couldn’t Say
No." “ The Adorable L iar."
jiifi'T he killed White ho prayed
i that the latter m ight go to heaven.
terestin g to
know
i It* would be in
iniiTUsiiiiR
u) KtlOW
^ ok els For P resid en t
. . . .
+
>.)*■'Ji-'iJill ..
2PH0N E '»di
! t L°2.Iof.VUre r *.Ch milk {n PJontiful supply.
But the people
of Florida need to be taking greater interest in the enforce
ment of sanitary laws, and should be showing considerable
ANOTHER TITLE, “ My Coun
more demand for high-grade milk.
try ." strik er your eye, and your
Scrub cattle, sickly cattle, or cattle that are underfed do mind tu rn s to patriotism . Then
not give good milk.
And if cows give good milk, the milk you read “ It is the nution's laugh
.
f, 0H PTEM B ER 6. lWfl must be handled untier tiie strictest sanitary conditions___ hit."
land by people too honest to dilute or “doctor" it____if it is
fid
THEY SAY E uripides' “ BaeJto be a healthful food supply.
H ER A LD PLATFORM
chue'* was played in A thens fo r
. — ... „
b<rjV,’, antl. j tl1! is. too niuch of a canned milk BOO years. It wouldn't play tw ice
lake a t l i a l e n l ’a (rAB<! s l a t e ,
Cohen
ite. With conditions ideal for cattle rainin? and milk ami i In New York unless George
---- — «...
i (ra te r rente to Jaekena- butter production, Florida gets most of itH milk and butter rcwr°f®J.t' an1 shub?rt or ZfW'M
Ninety-three thou” nd d « i« chue as Hionsus never thought of,
tlon of St. Jnbee-to* from Vermont or WI«con»in.
itlUt-er .Canal.
herd cattle may seem a large number, but such a number
tarn a t w hite w a y .
HARDY K. THAW , v.Ii.» killed
t e a a le e o n rta , can only represent n beginning of the herds th a t are needed
for a sufficient quantity of milk and butter for home use.
S tanford W hite, and has s,nce a t
k n llA f a p p m .
tracted attention, w rites an au to
The Herald would be interested in knowing how manv biography
k a t r le . a p a r t
that “cost him S27..000,”
Pr d\ ? (UMn0(i "li!k and crp.'im «rc sold in Seminole a large price.
it e a e ln a e f. e t r e e t s a v in g p ro &
- 1county than there are of fresh milk and cream.
The fig
Mrs. Thaw says his law yer was
ftn m . '
[te n a tr a e tln a n f h n H l e r n r r t
ures won hi show up some more of Seminole countv’s short a traito r, hut doesn't nam e the
! t f f a r a a a d l a k e M n n rn r.
lawyer.
He hnd several.
He
sightedness.
*
•W tpletlun at e tty h r a a t l t l r a Ixa'x the lawyer wns Worse thnn
<)3J; •
tla a p re p re m .
I Stanford White.
And tho n ig h t
" AlfeACTATKn m e a t
i
r’e P ra re r.
Hon
Ism onde. A t Home.
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NEW YORK; Bushy Graham,
Utica,, N. Y„ beat Chlclt Sugg*
HS
^ w i S i l S A N r o R D LOSES
■ » a s i ? ™ « op™ i
Grover Alexander Avenges
Release By Holding Hid
Former Mutes to 3 Hits,
, Winning Shutout Game, 2-0
New Bedford (10).
A1 ‘Brown,
Panam a, beat Joie R yder, Brook*
lyn (4). Johnny Green. New York,
and Panclm Dencin, Manila, fought
a draw (10),
,
C L E V E L A N D :' W illi* Daviea,
C harleroi, Pa., defeated Emil Paluso, S a lt Lake City, U tah (10),
Billy Showers, Chicago, won ' a
technical knockout over Reddy O'
hara .(8 ).
, ,,
, YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio: 'P in k ie
Mitchell,
Milwaukee, d e f a ittd
George Levine, Brooklyn (1 0 ).
Jim m y Jones, Youngstown, out
pointed Sailor Friedm an, Chicago
(10).
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GROWERS LOSE TAMPA HURLER IN
10-INNING GAME GOOD FORM AND
TO FORT MYERS SMOKERS WIN, 2-1
Palms Node Out Bradenton Timely Hitting Enable** Tom
my Leach’s Proteges To
In Slugfeat; Dorian . Leads
Take
Opener; Stanton Gets
With Stick, Getting Three
2
Hits,
One Being a Double
Hite In Four Trips to Plate
r r r 1
derd Drily H erald
IT AD. RATES
Leaders In Major
Le&guied Are Given
N A T ttiN A I. L E A G U E
B attin g : H a rg rav e , Red*, .370.
H its: Brown, Bravea, .171.
Runs: Cuyler, P lrk tes, 00
Doubles: B ottom ley, C ards, 3(1.
T riples: W nlker, Reds, 20.
Hom ers: Wilson, Cubs, 19.
Stolen b a se s:' C uyler, P irates.
20 .
^ i: Cash in Advance
Colls Unable To j
Although They u
Opponents’ Five1
Vi«w Each Gft' ’
■de. will he received
M and collector vent
4y for peym ent.
.......... 10c a line
’’’................... 8c a line
................. 7e a line
rate* on request.
Juccd rates are for
ive insertions,
ds of average length
a line.
pum charge of 39c fo r
trtion.
gdrcrtislng Is restricted
M rlasslflcatlon.
[error la made The SanLrrid will be responsible
P one incorrect insertion,
ertiser for subm auent
,is. Die office should be
I immediately in case of
18— B u s in e s s 9 « iv ic e O ff e re d
47—Dogs, Cals, Peu.
74—Apartments Par Halt
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
Tho Rexall Store”
*.
fim
™
f
*
*peci?,ty
of
our
p
r
o
^t
filling of prescriptions «n,J
_
delivery.
Drugs -
Soda -
Hot Sandwiches
Kmh 01
~
PrJ n t h j K-
E n g r a v in g '
fcmbossmg. See us first. \v0 do
U. Phone 417-W. R. r . Ave“
Commercial Street.
91—Legal Notices
»9tt(r>
W ANTED:— Germ an
nolle® or Hirdale pup" “J*.111
months
•\hl. W rite full partim lnr» to R. L. C.
care Sanford Herald.
und® herein
ilesci lhcd.
tlie
®ul<-
Ject
*ct uf thin suit, u n d er uny of th e !
Uuve defendants, each and ever.,
FOR RENT.— Five room furnfsh- FURNISHED ROOMS for light •'BOar
l)iur«> Iof
l f residence
®aa ila n a a
Ila
a
....
piure
unhousekeeping, with or without whoee
.ter.ld^?P*rtmenti
hot and cold wa
"."o ^ n to llie plaintiff In Hie alo.i^
garage. GIB Laurel.
705 W. 1st. St.
staled rnuar and to all unknoivn
nice large fur- ®5— Lots For S at
FOR RENT.—Two
p n i,W housekeeping
19—Building Contractors.
‘Z jjm f f im
.Nolle® ta n®ratiy ■Wm that the
Not IF# U 9®r®hy glS
County Oomml.shmVra lu
S i 1'
8amia,il® County will at H oard o f C m taiy 0»m
T h « ''•
h aIirts
s ,, devisees,
d e v itr e ® , g rraann t e d , sml ife
' lfir
j ,In
. l h * L'ftUPl lln unirvirnR
nieetfn*
la. |)f a h d fo r 8®mlitot« C
house to bo built and financed to other
, RENT.—From . Septem ber
aa I
t l i e r clalmantit
c la im a n t ® uinter
u n d e r Henry
If e i
Hhet- rt#UI
iei 'i , i n t h * L £ M rt M o " « q In H a n fo r d .
bi
*uit
buyer.
Price
|8,000.
B
a
tf
n il Sanford,
H a n fo r d , deceased,
d e c e a s e d , and
an
1,111
to alt Klorlda. on «®ptei,tj.er 7tb, a. U
loth, furnished four room apart
'.o i m c o a r t I*
<• c lo
ck
M .. race
re c sI t
lv®
®. .
claim ing .’I IIS! ** ,1 fa!t ,19? . . ,CfJ
oc,,
M..
g ' r S i - Heach
S ? and every,
every. claiming
m e n t 1200 Magnolia. Blanche Mason. N afl Bank Bldg. Phone Klartlea.
n.v
Interest
or
Inlereet®
In
the
Jj,'!*’
1°f
®Bckti>a
and
g
r
a
d
in
g
uu
Takach.
luhile
APARTMENTS furnished, close
KNOWN DCFKNDAN1 8.
In, private home, 809 E. 3rd 8L
T h e H t a t a o f K lo r ld .i to
S AN LANTA.—Five or six room
a lii
w i o 'J f t c i i g 's E u a E K n y r a w r !
84—Houses For Sale
■. "
parties u’bomenever. and wliurosoever claiming »ny Interest or Inlui*'"J* m th» said deMcrlbed land*, to-
m ’-' County I'nnimlMliqier®
N'»- ».
’
I’lans and apr^ lfleatluna fnr same
T
. ‘'
, n iu y
„ t.la t.,a J
. Ii
m a y l.u u h t a l u iy i f r u n . Krcd ’f . ’\v T l•
11
C o u n ty E n g in e e r .
>'
I he H o a rd r e s e r v e s ih t right to
IS
lio
ion
n of f fte jr leB
C o u n ty H um a. . „
8
.,
relief „„> Hl,d all hide.
Ham®, C ounty Khgliiiee®,
my L,• n‘,
'MCclH »®sl
d«>' of August. V. i). 193«. ■The n « a rd r*>®
w it:
re je c t an y anc
rooms. 814
Traet X®, 1 .
L ast 5th.
..
TAMPA, Sopt. 3— (A*)—Tam pa
.
V . JS. IH > U lt.,G H f t.
in n s ’*
nrtn ii** (’ottnlv Mint*Clerk.
ORLANDO, "g^pT
won the first gam e of the series
SANFORD ROOFING CO
Tile
—Automobiles for Sale
(S R A L )* * X °
„
" J L b ir ld a th e \ V t , „ f th e N I V l ,
Hoard
C
o
u
n
t
y
C
»
n
,n
il<
e
!<
-n
e
r®
.
eraburg took the f L
Furnished or unfurnished rooms
roofs, built up roof*. Re-rooflng
front Lakeland, 2 to 1, Thursday,
o f U iu H it •* o f R e e tlu n 3. T o w n V.
IS.
DOUdLX,
Seminole
t.’nu
n
tj
n.irl.lH.
O r t a d o ,, , ^ " n l
for light-housekeeping, also large AUTOMOBILE DEALERS—[f y0q
■ h ip 10 S
It u n g e 30 B.
over old roofa. Leaks repaired. EiC lerk . . . yj?
when (’. Alvarez kept hiti» off him
Traet ft,,, a.
_____4. • }
furnished bedroom close to bath,
of 4 to I. The 8«hS
B oard C o u n ty Cot
tlinatvs free. S atisfrotlon g u aran
scattered in all but the second in
_
* o T I v K
want
to
sell
your
used
cars,
adBealimliiii at the N\V corner of
, Pemlnot® C ounty.
teed. Oak Avu.& 3rd St. Phone 111 18— Horses, Cattle, Vehlclen modern conveniences. 014 M yrtle M-rtise daily „n t ),c oiuBMifi,,,! pmgc
ning.
lloeVrt'of « hereby give,, il,al the
? * c , l" n 3. T o w n s h ip 10 a . l l a i i H A vc.
a
fte
r
having
trailed
il
T
30 K. MMd r u n n in g th e n c e K l.
in tl^ lie J
' oin.iussloMera In
Lakeland
AB K H PO A K
H#mltiole ( .Mint v will nt
"ntil that time ' **
. S ^b.E.—3 good milk cows.
CLARENCE SMITH
' f, k a a i.
B razier, I f ........... 4 0
1 3 0 0
f.n
tl®
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CAR
EXCHANGE
Address
E.
L
caix*
Herald.
Largo
cool
front
room,
twin
beds,
The Heore:
General Contractor
TAJ PRANK PARK
Ellnnt, II, ........... 4
00 0 1 0
“D
JN
ER
PARK
AND
SECOND
Celery men Oulhlt Opponents*
first floor, hot w ater. 212 W est
IT MAY CONCBIi.
ST. PETE.
AR „ .
600 W est F’irst S treet
Cusack, r f ..........4
01 1 0 0
W. WANSLEY. Manager
N tlT lC K I* h ere b y 'flv«
K )R SALE.—Twenty head good •Un. St.
Hul Full To Bunch Thena; HornubyTi Hitting Helps To
a t Phone 441
Johnson, ss
s i
Francis, c ........... 3
00
1 0 0.
Jo h.................
n II. Wnlker.
Ill I
' , r8ey milk cows. Apply EgMake N igh t-d p Victory;
Doyle, 2b.
,
Withrow Walks 2 in Third
in*
: ........ "• »»rnrvH l l r l j i r , A it c t ln n Ih ® f o l l o t r l n a g o d
FutVoye. cf.......... 4 1 2 2 0 (J
CADILLAC—OAKLAND
of b n s In n tiiM
gons
Dairy
F'arm
near
Monroe.
bOR
RENT.—One
furnished
bed
ADVERTI8EK8
-""I
•qn-clf
leal
Ions
for
Maine
T
w
o
b
e
d
s
te
a
d
s
.
O
n e 7 'o t.
Brown,
cf
.
4
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a
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t
ft
a.
a,
31,000 Persons See Games
,
—P O N T IA C Buckley. 2b......... 3 0 0 3 3 4
JAM ES II. C O W A N -A ll kinds of M. L. Porter.
Paving Way For 3 Runs
l*e oh(MliitM) from Fred T WIIroom. 305 Magnolia.
■1
‘ n1
v » - . ‘ h r r s e li a lr a . ( N M k l
iteg I lining hi ii, * Northeast cor nn»>
.Jfernld
representative
A Iverson, rf
i n;
'mm*.
County
Knglnc,Tin and Sheet Metal Work
Bourn, ss
3 0 2 0
3 fl
11 - ‘SMin,V,ri* Cadillac Company
a
l
r
i
g
h
t
c
h
i,Ir
a
,
O
n
e
to t ,
ner of Hoetl. it t. Township !n >1
The Tlonr.l resurica Ih- right |,.
Ihly fam iliar w ith rates, W ater und Bout Tanks. At Oak
Orneles. 3h
, ?
o n e lo t o f hed c lo th ® ® 1*
" • h. 2nd St.
Phone 121
Dodgen, 3li
3
01 1 1 0
i s AKA SOT A, Sept. .1 (/!>) Sara‘‘■“
m'
....
I
running
theneo
FOlt
RENT.
Magnolia
Ave.
4
I.'leel
any
und
all
hide
OIIICACO. Sopt. a.— I/P)—St.
•
r
>6—Wanted—Livestock
h o u s e h o ld a r tln lo s ,
■and clnssification will
, - " c h a i n s ilie n e e IV I t ; e lin ln s
Tidal*
Avenue nnd Third S treet. Telo42 f, 8x28 17 3 F ergus, p
3
00 0 3 0
.1 J
apartm
ent,
hII furnished,
• ■'",,i WM|* the first gam e of the l-ouls incrcnseil the lend to three
--------------------------------------------- --- i room
Y..... "I'sn
m en
i, hii
turnlsncil,
n n n rp
is V aV,') ' lni " f
' •’ Ihftt io s a t is f y a w a r .-lio u s .o n n n II®
y j complete inform ation. phono 111.
t l i e n e r ' N o r t h ^0 i I i h I i i s .
th e m .
i Austin, lh
| n
Fmi
Myers
AH
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PO
A
B
I h o ld a g a in s t s a id p r o M T 1
, mmip« from San foul here Tlutr.-t- gam es over P ittsb u rg h and two
,
,
' ' ' " I n s i „ | l i r p o in t
you wish, they will
! Black, c
J
v
i -: i n . •II.ASH.
I WANTF.I).—S pring hatched tn .l- | '^ U 'n lk T r^B aZ v ’
KAr P,y H ' I
s,lr'1 *at« and Graham Truck,
til he h e ld
Ift,. / | ^ i
Ca-ares, If
4 2 1 3 0 0
I ' . g l n n ln u
T otal31 I 7x2.3 II 1
| <l.i v by a 'icnre of 1 to 2.
•
over Cjminiiuti T hursday l>v tak
^ "(By Aanorialeit Press')
I'le il,
lyoii
in
wording
your
S
e iii- in h u r A
t >. I P K i n .
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Black
stock
nut
in
second,
hit
SANh'OKl)
HODGINS
&
CUV
AN
GO..
A
u
t,
ing
hoth
games
of
the
double
head
AH It | | |*() A K
r , ; age li. T T iB er
^
sS S t
<>Cery, |
’
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"^tU e S outhern ( oafe.reiue m l
FLORIDA ST A T E L E A G U E
ll".,id ••••uni> , 'on,,................
» l 1 " in l>lli I ill In ih ,. n |,p c
s u n ..|
..........i s
H n u fo n l. K lo r ld a w h
' ti. mnku it more cf4 0 0
2 0 1 hv hatted hall.
R adiator and shi ■„ metal wora...
er by sm ics of 2 toll and I) to 1, Timely Safety Scores Three | p^^,'m,;u, 2h
.'HUS. lo u t > 0.1 ..m l o a f It o f y o u m a v
fW hre m apped out footliijl! Heash'v, if
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Totals
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AB R II PO A E
Plain and ornatnci r.*j kp««t m tun
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_ ~ ~ 75 Hu.sincss Places for Rent j " "‘' f S«mi m.HMo?"? c * w M ;l
Alcvandei held his form er team
. Jules showing an im rea.-e in l''n diie, s«
JO H N - H W A L 1
In and t o t h e •• l><•. •• <] e m ir I hod p ro p
.604 ORLANDO
Runs And Fnahles Detriot <Iiandio, rf
3 1 1 2
IrOKTANT NOTICE
ai) r b
Denickc, ns
1 0 0
5 0 1 Orlando
m ates to three hits, blanking them
pftrence gam es, 10 inter xc< limi I.OOIIlis, I f
J ' •■ o n l..|..,i i Im | y o u m ill
SANFORD
Park and Commercial
Avenue
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7
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to
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ill the first gam e while in the sec
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1 1'OR RENT. —Space now occupied
h> <>r.lore.! t . ,i|.|..- i,r u n d d e fe r ,
.500 Foss, 3b
ss
4
1 1 2
S tanton, cf
4 2 3
3 0 0 Tam pa
Movers, 2h
or postoffico address as
ond game Rhen kept C hicago's
;i J
jh’g 1920 gridiron i-iimp.tigii.
And Mtmiish Bat Heavily O'Reilly,
F
o
rt
M
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mwV, VULCANIZING WORKS. i.g .iin s i ll,,. i o n .,. la I m in t h e r e in f 11. fJ r
Doyle,
c
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.502
5
0
2
4
Leo,
rf
3
0
1
0
2
0
j
their
phone
num
ber
If
liim
har.
If
blows
well
scattered.
The
visitors
Ulane, W ashington A- l.ee ami
Cox. rf
4 ii i
FLORIDA—O U LnN D O — Orlando
I Ht)OI) AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
,la v " f A u g u a l a r»
Chamey, c
0
0 0 (I
.540 Petrie, If
kliro results. A bout one
I I- '., llie aa n - j I . ■!.« M i t u l e f» „ /
i
Lopez, v
1 0 2
0 1 0 Lakeland .
f.’Awj
won both contests bv hunching
U niversity of MiHsisvippi tahe Hailey, lb .
4 fl i
M orning Sentinel; larg est classi
§ U. S. 1^. HHttprie^.
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P
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Mmn-e,
p
Detroit,
Sept.
3—(/P>—'
T
he
b
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3
0
0
(I
.440
Jout of a thousand has fied business, ra te 1c a word, min
Snlvntz, 3 h .....
4 0 1
(1 I 0
WoH.,
,
j
th eir hits.
'
>;le«d in cross-country encount AIIVn, c
Distributors Cleveland Six
• h e ' I I I Of Ha Ilf o r d . S e m in o le G o u t,.
ef Mine and Hassler b eat St. I.onls Mi Itac, It . ........ 21 1
0
.383 Abrnnis, u,
Ibonc and the others imum 24c cash with order.
0 ......................
i Blpckstock, If
3 0 11 ’ 0
0 S araso ta
, . »
! STOKE ROOM for rent sulU ble
[ With two each. Ten other mem- W ithrow, p
tv
l o r ld u . a n d In d e f u u lt th e r e o f ,
Commercial Avenue
N either team scored in the first *> to 3 Thursday. B nssler’s single
B radenton
.202
kmmiinieato
w
ith
you
ile
c ie i* p r o c o n fe s s ., w i l l |»e e u ie r c .i
-------------------------Barnes,
lb
Fulker, 2I»
i of the conference also will cu
for
m
ercantile
business.
115
two innings of the second gam e, in tho second scored one run, and
58—Household Goods
a g a in s t > >>n. s a id .-m ine
liu lu g
n
Totals
khty know your address,
37 7 10 30 20 5 C. Alvarez, p
Totals
I Magnolia Apply W. W. P otter,
ll lh Inter-sectional contests.
.12 2 8 24
Seeds, cf
in ?
a n il lo .in le t t i t l e In
th e
iiH tn e .l
but St. Isdiis Jumped out in front his safety in the fourth drove in Bradenton . .... 1)02 O il 200 0— «
SEMINOLE HUD SO VKSSFX
NA TIO N A L L EA G U E
continuance MUST be
I
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831-J
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Culbreth,
p
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in the third when Thcvennw led two. W ith the score tied, th e Fort Myers ..... 030 000 120 1—7
AH It 11 1*0
person at The Sanford 22 —Millinery—Dressmaking
a e ill.e d liiin N .
NF:W G ranada Orthophonic Vie- ,
------------------Won L ost Pet. XFrom hie
Totals
...... 31 2 10 27 9 l ,
.
bn gam e Oct. 2 with ithu Gui llo rn iik , s.
n nI
203 O a k A ve.
off with a single, Rhem sacrificed buses filled and two out in the
.: 0 i ::
11 *y f u r t l i e r o i d e l,- t | D ia l
th is
Jofflce nr by letter. TeleSummary: Two base hits, Hahr,
— I r'sinn
78 54 .501
R. RL Louis
l t y of M isaouri, of tin- Mi»«ntiri Maniish. ef
wi^ w eo rd * J77— H ouhch for Rent.
Phone II
lo *1ir e l.e p u t, 11shed In l l i e S a n f o r d
and Ihm thii walked. Southw orth sixth, Rlup doubled and th ree runs Dovle. Stolen hnsen, Daniels, ()'- Score l>v'innings:
Idisroolinusncea are nut
u
ii
k f,,r 5100, l« rty brining city, phone I
Lakeland
010
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1
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llr r a ld
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in
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DRESSMAKING-101
‘ r JCOnfereniT, the gam e to Arm h o n g . |
Totals
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sii'gled. scoring Thcvennw. H o rn s -j s(.(trrii. Mnnush increased his ba't- Reilly. Sacrifices, Daniels, Wal- Tam pa
" • H u g h -[ room 301 Valdez Hotel.
! “ 7“ “ ~
N .,n fo ,,| H i l l l l l l . i l . <'..U fi; y . | I,.I, d ll
10100O 000—2 |P itts b u rg h
.......... 71 i
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.573
’" dedication ceiemonio-. for I lent n ||, If
HUPS— MARMONS
xBatted f r. Culbreth ill
FOR
RF.NI
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room
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n 1" 11 ,fjv,.
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ith three singles in Inie. Wickham. L eft on bases.
U e. k >
Sum m ary: Two-base hit, S u n t- |9 /" 'cn*P5>
t()r«Ry of New York City Hogan, 2h
.535
Sanford Autonioliile Co
ed house, modern. No children. „
Score by innings:
2
I
Dmithit. itottomV’
ley" walked
tim es a t what.
us
•
Piom
pt
Efficient
.If)—
Specials
a
t
the
S
tores.
Bradenton
10,
F
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M
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lti.
Base
on., Lee,. Futvoye.
. .
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A ll-I *^ew
, * o r^ •
.485 St. Petersburg
h u r t's
new stadnim .
The Melhuiald. i f
III!) Myrtle Ave.
Magnolia Av®.
Phone 137
W itn e s s ,11, ll,111,1 Mill . . I f - , la l seal
Oty
the bases. Bell flieil In Wilson
25— Florists.
Service
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KfAAvltin
Brooklyn
o f th e . 3 r .- llll r , . | | l l
IM
S e m in o le
AH It If PO A E on .alls, o ff Sidwell 0, Moore 4. varez.
...... 00
Double play,
Ellnni
to
Buck
• t i t ca»d<ft by the N>-w Or- Miller. <
.400 Orlando
anil South worth semis! u fter the St. Louis
I .- u n i.
I'l... I
on H u s in . e |l| ,|n .
Struck out hv Moore 4, Sidwell 2, ley. Struck out. by C. Alvarez 7. Philadelphia
B
ennett,
If
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48
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football t« am for O il, Id. Tin i im, .'ll,
5
1
2
7
1
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FOR
RENT
—
5
room
furnished,
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Stolen
bo
eatch.
H
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stiike
out
ended
2 I
"STEW ART THE FLORrST”
Rice, ef
.si: vi.)
.......... 48 *
(jContent will he phivcd in the Hrower, |>
1 1 2
2 0 0 M< Rue 1. H its off Moore ii in by F ergus 3. Base on bnlls, off Boston ....
.381 Brown, Black, AI.ramz
modern house. Flora Heights. « 1 A V I . F U L L E R M O T O R c o
the rally.
I (I
Ll nnd Found.
j
Flowers for all occasions.
'! I I. McRae 2 in 3 2-3. Hit by C. Alvarez !, off Fergus 1. Left
I’EXTO” TOOLS
.
I
| e - . ;I .
1U ft. 1st St.
Phone *192
•d Stadium .
i
Also
small
apartm
ent.
300
French
I’os.x,
Culbreth.
Alim,
McLANDER ARCADE
Sensational field )>y Hornsby and I i ■..rIr<riiv!' ’
nil. her, Eidwelt (W ickham , O’Reil on base, Tam pa 7, I.akelnndl. U m
i i
A
vc.
‘
Jlowing a game O. t . 2 iiiliil T o tal'
AM
ERICAN
LEA
G
U
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buses,
St,
Pete
5,
O
rti
2! I I t; 2*5 1 I
Phone 781.
Iheyenow prevented the Cubs from | I»i,rsi III
friryi le between l'Jth St. •
ly i. Wild pitches, Sidwell two. pires, Tandy nnd Levine. Time
Ill
\
I W eeks.
JK W E t T a NI) p a g e '"
lU n lv o rsity of West Virginia. | s , (>ll. |,v mnineAre guud tools
Won Lost Pet. on balls, off Culbrrtl
I.
scoring in the third inning. A fter : 11,
nile post on Sunford A v e . ----- ------------------------------------- —
Winning pitcher, McKae. Um pires,
Sanford
m*aler
FOR
RENT.
New
bungalow,
fu
r
I
X
I
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.
.
3b
New
York
Struck out, bf
40 .020 1.
Blake had lined out, Adams singled ' G erber, ss'
ptwrough. Cor. 12th nnd 27— Professional Services.
Fredericks nnd A ugur. Time, 2.44.
HIVE’S GARAGE
nished, four rooms und bath.
S ..I t e l l f q i
I ’••in ,.in m a u l.
Cleveland
nnd absolutely
66 .574 Hawkins 3. Hit by
' (bill tt
. 't h e O range & Him k.
| >*ira»oia
111 UOx I to right and JIentlir.de dropped a Gaston, p
S a n fo r d
l ' l . . i Id a
Phone
371
W.
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M
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Phone 617
PITCH
ER
GOES
TO
SENATORS
Philadelphia
Hawkins
(Wells)
1
,
68 .650
Texas Leaguer behind first. Kelly W inganl, p
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Guai'aiiHunl.
Ijitest fashion In G^gbind Is
V.
KU(H-;NE PERMANENT* W hvJ
^ I s s i p p i University plays | he I, V.-'h ' iT ' g 1 U?!'.,,M!"' h'!l- ” "! ‘ then grounded to llornshy, who
WnshinfcXon
Umpire
0 0 - ' . 6 3 8 H ttttkiq*
i. ^ ‘
NASH
.
Ktlitc and Muck fe m ^ c
• for Sltf.tlO. 't»!iiriiiello Simp, fh u
ira ity of A rkansas 0,1. 2 and I * 1 r,!* ’"'• •s «;'l,',r,« ’. • '»i«bic Millfur wAmcn to tn d lcate tn
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Schnng, x
H
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f o r rent sept. 1 noo
eir
sta
tu
s
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N
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W
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V
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N
,
Conn.,
Sept.
3—
D
etro
it
......
Rollins.
Time
of
62
.523
I.i .ul, the world in motor car value
V...
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1
1
r“
wuri1
for
re-1
Basket.
2nd
and
Magnolia.
N’ m I I . .. lx I,,-I .- III u l M , „ t | i „ , i),,.
nr mood by e a r ornam ents. Two CP)—Frunk (P a t) Loftus of S cran Chicago .....
West
1st
St.
H.
Clayden.
Ball
fitO DCS Mollies three Weeks K ' ' I
Mclliuuild. mndc it great stop and threw to W illiams, xx.
m
66 .402
I
Thcvennw
in
lim
e
to
fo
n
c
HeathI
him
Ave.
J.
C.
Jordan,
lim
t
lll
*>f
t 'n t lllt ) 4
ill i h -4i l*||' . *4 ,11
SMITH MOTORS U{)
Blilg. Open evenings.
.
curlings m eans a woman Is m a r ton, Pn., right-handed pitcher who St. Louis ...
f f o r nil encounter with Diake ' 1
' -' ' ft
78 .400
m ill r*H . V l i M l ' I i * • '• l l l l i V
*» il l III
Tho
British
police
t
D
istributed
by
> n lty of the N orth-C entral '/,n I" ‘sl's- ;*J»nf«r«l «. Sarasota 7. cote. Wilson hit over second base
'P
A
IN
T
E
R
—
DECORATOR
ried;
one
in
the
rig
h
t
ea
r,
th
a
t
she
Totals
ennio to the New Haven E astern Boston . ....
33 3 9 24 11 0
11%t* 11* l l ' A I I’l’K II 1*1 I* Pi* t i |*u | h |»m
90 .318 ganized in its presentl
trance.
Ha»e on halls, off Hrower .’I; With- and Thevenow, infiehling the ball,
vice Stations — ReAi rOMtJHILE DEALERS: If you IM’KJ In tlip I ’m ir i I I p i i *** in s.itir«»i«|
A. B. Biggs, 604 Laurel Ave.
is engaged. Circles and ropes of League club from Springfield, hns
78—Offices and Desk Room
x
B
atted
for
G
erber
in
ninth,
brought
it
down,
fell
on
hjs
stom
I** l«»t I I I . n il
('B ilit’ l T ill, A
|»
century
ago.
The
want
to
mil
your
used
cars
mlout hern
THE BALL HARDWARE
PH O N E 303
ling.
genu indicato th a t she desires no been sold to the W ashington Sen
•n Conference col- I I" . - Struck out, . f»y
■ Hrower
„ , 7,
xxliatteil for W ingnrd in ninth.
IHL»«. Ill Id n V l i u l i A . M . i r i ' i l v e
D avenport— C o n tract lot,
for so Often applied to I
vertiHe
dully
on
the
classified
1 sea d fontlmll team s K, n
«'• L m pi.es, (..alm .n, ach mu| crawled to second base in
F
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rn
itu
re
Unfinished
new
acquaintances,
while
ea
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ATTRACTIVE room* to rent for page.
I Detroit
AB R H PO A E ments in the form of bells denote ators. George Weiss, president of building 3100,000 business block men, is derived fr
l i * ’ itilth f u r N i*u rrn i;t> i I I h ih in h I m ,*t
*t the U niversity
,,,
,of Chi. ago
an '1 ll«'Pehui»d. lim e 2:0... tim e to force Kelly,
DDEL TRIM CO
stores or offices a t I’ark Ave.,
the New Haven club, announced fo r Holly Hill Grove and F ru it Kobort Peel, who
1
Blue,
lh
lirC l HHJI | \ H. n IT I I lll'IW N t I III* N v ll
..
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0
l
15
2
0
Chicago
scored
its
first
run
o
f.
*
S.
J.
NIX
I W estern ('oiifercim which
|
the
car,
not
tho
owner."
j
that she is out fo r a good time.
today.
and
Commercial
Struct.
W.
M
•
I I m i i i i ’ I 'lii mm it m l Ht>prlf lu ll.
Company.
force.
SANFORD B U It’K CO.
the gam e in the fifth. H artn ett Mnnush, ef
A ttorney nnd Counsellor at Law
817 for estim ates.
f ir s t tiiMte of sotithi ru foot
■Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave
ih 'D N m,!>
i„
M h taln iM l f n ftit ;h .212 Magnolia Ave.
doubled into Ihe left field crowd ! W |,,K". ||4 1**11* " f lh .
I im .i m I m i m ill #«f i •• r
300 E ast F irst Street.
•g a in s t the University of KenW. BADF'ORD. '
j
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A
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i
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t
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ill.
F
i
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WANTED
TO
BUY
Phone 367
and went to third when S te p h e n -! IJmlmaim, rf
Jjf./ a yonr ago. The Florida
O FFIC E FOR KENT—la Meisch
l i t * ’ I %•»9«i *| r i <MriA'«*’4 i t . i- i ,g hi in
CLEAN
COTTON
RAGS
son.
hutting
for
lllukc,
went
o
u
t,
I
f*«hrig,'
rf,
2b
|E8
VULCANIZING I BLUE BIRD BEAIITY SHOP,
l i' lr c l it p \ m ill ;||| Dirt «
Iftatora will play t»,e ..MaroonBldg Apply A. P Connelly A
AT HERALD OFF’ICK
— ford
fou d so n
Iliit-MN i m \ 'h a ip l m ill ir t lP ’i il
l
Mornsbv to Bid tiunlev.
Unm et t I O'Hoin ke, 'll)
EEI.KSS & W E l.S il
specialize in |ierm anent w a v -’
2 an d Mil* I)rtlvi*rii1y o f Ma)N
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
sr. .i\< oiiN
MliM M ill •| II \ n f A u m iik I A I* I *♦‘JTi 1
F.ilward Higgins. IrSc.
ai.uvd as llornshy threw out I Tavener, ss
le that inalics friends"
[in g ’’. 206 N orth Park Ave.
will engage the riiiii'.vav ag
(S K A I »)
Adams Osborn then went In the ' Hassler, c
itfoh Oct'. 0,
v
K
i m h ♦ ; i. \ ;s
N9A—Real Relate Director}’! f'oii,m>»iviu| & Palmetto, Phone 3,11
mound r.ic the t uhs,
i Wells, p
4*|9‘l i«
RAUi COUNTY - The ; CHIROPRACTIC will solve your
ittOIOUtll mill Marilliel to ai'"
M m ,I t *( 4 M lin i > ( ...................... til N
W r r r > uu o n , „ f th r rn rtn n n t® t»
97—Roomi
With
Hoard.
stupendous develop- 1 health
problems.
Investigate.
ew northern and 011.11111 eol
. SI. Louis scored two more rims ! •v’l,l'*b, p
S r m h in lr 4 \l|||H > . |* |p | . 1 1.*
l i i n i l u n n lu n u r n u r r n r t r r ( k r
niG(UNS-SMITI|.WIGHT, INC. «#*,owr ,o w ,,r
'td rbo„t it in the Palm Phono 482 J. Dr. W. E. Mac
T u r n d a y f T h in
to engage in inter sectional
'll the -i\H i inning. Ilafey singled
Real
E
state
and
Totals
35 G I t 27 21
pt Sample copy sent on Dougul, 1st. Nut. Bnnk Bldg.
ts with >?nut hern CoiHen uee K v e r e ll Y on tif I 'n i v e r s i t y o f 10 center and look second on
ROOMS, with or w ithout msaU.
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INSURANCE BROKERS
S r p l n n l i n r " l « d « M i l l tin. C y i-lo u r®
N o lle ,- I h I. . ‘r o t.. i , l i .«,i i |i.,r , |,,.
JCrs. ’Ih e l(anover aggrega
.Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotol.
F lo r id a P la n s T o C o n f e r O’F nirell’s hit to right. Thcvennw I s t - Loilis
210 000 0 0 0 --3 1
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H o a rd o f
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32—Help Wanted— Female , .
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, tIfc
\ \ i l h I l n s i n t 's s .Men A b o u t lorced Ilafey, Osborn to Adams. I Detroit
e r tn k n l l o u t to d a y .
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“TH E LQT KING"
N;in fo r d A t h le tic M a te r ia l c'Ku!-reH,Ksnl | Io , !<.,,,' ' ,,; ^ .>"ng I Two base hits, Miller, Bennett.
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the M ilwaukee 1 ..|l, Kl. V\iil
3(16 First Nntlohnl Bank Bldg.
Ip r n e iv u
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riievenowl Blue. Three base hits, D urst, Tuv
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■rMiMNS,— Haberdabhei / wonted holding good position* FOR RENT.— Nicely
in third. On,,tint filed to Wilson | ener. Stolen base. Munush. SacrlI"
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THRASHER & GARNER
room adjoining hath. 717 West
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|.m d Iheyenow scored a fte r Ihe j fice O'Rourke. Double play O’■ o il® p r o , r e f i l l ,i. A H r | M I „
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of u n i. of
r o a d k o o .in »« iix e a r
rb* University* «fi Indiana, a
HO First Street.
Athletic
Director
Everett
■ u rn u r e w r lfte ® .
Yon
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St.
time.
Apply
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Insurance
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6 f thu “ Big Ten. - has two of Ihe^ U niversity of Floriila will
ll A. M. 2-1, 5-6 P. M. Sanford
112 S. Pnrk Ave., Sanford
■ lo fn -rs I >1■ I r I.-1 N o. I. u ) mo f o r lti®
Ihe ( ubs I Ii lea toned to score in j •)*• base, St, Louis 7; D etroit
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ite e e n M iir, u r iid ln u o il
heduled .with snuthern lie in Sanford during the first part the seventh inning when Beck led Base on hulls of Gaston 3; Wells
I'ulralnu-llr.imlry HolUlug
k W. *U.1 /M
1‘ I u iim n n d M ix e lfle n tlo i.M t o i m-,inn
Inn. Drugs. Soda. We are nolia Ave.
The Ilnoatyrs play the of next week, according to a re If with a single and llafev dm p- I 2: Smith I. S truck out by Wells 1;
rage suitable for two or four McCALL & FOX, Real estate in
m ay lie o lM a liie .l f r o m , . . | ••■ n ilpou
ax
your
phone.
11a 111m. I ' t n i i i l y K lig llte e .'
vestments. Best buys are among 90— Aulomohilea For Snle
men. F. W. Stanley, 1003 Elm
■ : k ' 3 M jW ilrftK o n tllc k y DU. !i and port from G ator athletic hen.l(|imr- ped Hin t n e tt’s high fly, but (ion- W inkardl. Hits o ff Wells 7 in 3
x rM ississippi A & M ov I ! lers in Gainesville.
Call 103
T i l e H o a rd r e s e r v e s ib e i l u l i l In
Ave.
our listings. Phone 745.
33— Help Wanted—Male
/.ales hutted for Osimrn and hit (none out in fo u rth ); Sm ith 2 in
■M
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i ji-i-t an y m id n il iq .ix
contewii >4vin tnki« i.lnre at
While here D irector Yon will into a fast double play retirin g thu 0; Gaston <) in 5 2-3; W inganl 5 1
W itn e s s my I i u i i i I n n d i . l f l e l u l s e a l
BF,
SURFJ
ami
see
the
new
custom
ABbomlngton, Ind,
■Stove & F u rn itu re Co.
look over the lorn) situation in re side. Iluntziiiger went
ll i l s :• 11i d m o f A ii m i i m i ., l i I ’l'JU.
F OH RENT Lovely front room, SEE R. C. TISDALE for good buy*
to tho in 2 1-3. Hit by p itcher by Smith
!
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LASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
built
Sludebakers
l.S
G A t.l
E. First S treet
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{ tP jfn W ^ e c h ’M1 lj>2lt renewal of gard to athletic m aterial for the niiaind fur Chicago.
in Real E state, 230 Moisch Build
next to bath for one or two
SAN JUAN GARAGE
(Schnng). Wild pitch Gaston. Win-1
V . K . D ( H < ) [ . \H d .
SALESMAN
F* i n r r y n f u l l lin e
ing.
:« o t t» Damp, fend wiM he held University next year.
Several
gentlemen.
Phone
411
J.
C la r k .
St. Louis scored two none runs ning pitcher Sm ith. Losing pitch
»» a re lig h t.
Cash or ' P refer man with classified experiihla Veiir, on the home conferences with men interested in
lio u r d (.'o u n ly I ’o n iin ls s lo n a r *
er
Gaston.
UmpircH
Owens,
Nullin
in
the
ninth,
llornshy
walked,
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f o u n t . , f lo r id .,*
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[ once on lurge papers. Must he 74—Apartments and Flals
„ tho South Bend ag forw arding the ath letic program of
81— Wanted—To Rent
H
BoMomlev was hit by a pitched and IHIdehrnnd. Tim® 2 hours.
J k tlo if." ' * * 1
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----------- ; willing to prove his ability by rethe state school will he held d u r hull.
.
ft I I T I I f
Hell singled to left, seining
DODGE BROTHERS
fb I'oiirrete Co., general suite obtained. The man we want
Inlveniity ,of G eorgia's hiugo. I ing his stay.
N o t ic e Is lie i'e li. c m n
ih n l |h »
T W O room fu rn is h e d a p a r tm e n t W ANTED.—3, I or 6 room house
Hornsby,
and
a
fte
r
llafe
v
popped
it o a r il o f f n u i i t y f ■ u n iiils s ln n ia x in
O
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FOB
BUENOS
AIRES
wlll|fc(» its clash w ith Yale.
w"'k,
sidewalks,
build,
i-1
*
honest,
reliable
and
a
plugger.
Local follower's of G ator acliviilose
in.
121
hi
Palm
etto
Ave.
furnished
for
X
months.
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Dealers
Adhins. O’F urtell doubled into
New, Unveil.
M. inigution boxes. J. R.
T H E .SA N FO R D HERALD
tic-: for I ho pn-d few years will he I to
.............
l l i e l r n e x l r c g .i lm
n ie e lin g lo l.u
be within 6 blocks of P. O. Address
•he
eetitei
field
ernwd.
st
oring
Hot(tor.
Prop.
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lo -lil In Ho- f o i i r t l i n n - . In s .n fo r d .
indorbJH m ay Tcxds Univei
interested to hear of the coming of j tiunlev''
SANTIAGO, Chile, Sept.. 3—</P).
k OR RENT.—Furnished bedroom Machine No. 3, Hanford Herald.
SELL GOOD USED CARS
f l o l ' l d u . on H r n le r n l.iT I I I , , A
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OeLlltl ^nd SeWAnco'a Uniycr- llie new athletic chieftain to t h i s 1
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------------------- W ANTED—Two young, neat np— I.ieu t.‘ Jam es 11. Dodlittle, Am
with
bath,
clean
and
cool.
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■ CLEANING
CO. ■ iiearing young men to make IlG Palm etto Ave.
HI— Houttes F or Sale
il..- io e .-s iiry . . m ile ,it In n s ul ilia N e w
1925— Tudor Sedan
t A 1* M for an October 0
S eve i a I prominion athletes are ander quit the mound with his .shut- for Buenos A ires, th e A rgentine
R epairing and per iIhv. Apply between 8-0 A.
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1926— Ford Coupe.
going to the state school (hit. year nut victory in the first gnmci An capital. The flig h t is n difficult
I hone 405 for prom pt M. 5-6 P. M. Henry W ertheim er, FOR RENT.—A partm ents. Phone
' H o n s niuy
I......... .
fr o n t tlie
FOR
SA
LE—One
five
room
house
P
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Qrc
M
attie
Hom
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uproar
of
boons
anil
cheers
greeted
1925— Ford Touring.
I ' l . r k n f M ils 11m ,r,l in , h ik I a f i o r
from Sunford.
The athletic de
Pee Gee Flatkoatt
Sanford Lean unit Savings Co., 211
one, owing to tho necessity of
821-M.
P aint
.
with bath $4500.00, $800 cH*h,
' A u g u s t ir .th . is : n .
partm ent of the U niversity of Flor him as he walked to the dugout : crossing the Andes*,
W a ll Paint
balance
easy
term
s.
Apply
Dmey
T l i e H o a rd r e s e r v e s tl>» c ig lit lo
Pec Qte Porch P aint
INS BARBER SHOP
___ _____________________________ HOUSE, No. 1010 Oak Ave. Ap
1025 F’ord Runhlmut.
ida is m aking u strong effort to and lincm diutely f U s begun to fly I
1 r .-le e t lin y n n il n i l b ids
Pee
Qee
V e ik o a tt
Dry
Cleaning
Co.
among
those
for
and
against
the
1926
Ford
l-t/n
Truck.
Pee Qte Shingle Stain
W itn e s s my b a u d un d o i f b l . i l s e a l
got sll Florida athletes registered
Avecnue’,
k 33—Help Wanted—Male
* ‘ 2300 Mellonvillo Ave. Phone
Pee Qee China E n a m rl
form er Cub.
I 'V barbers Special n t - '
1 9 2 4 - Ford lig h t Delivery
I
Truck i 1'1." .,||11' '■"> "f Augu. i, A I*. i:»s*
for the coming term ,
Pec Qcc Portion Ite
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FOR
SA
LE—One
new
three
room
Pee Qee Rtnulac
r 'vi‘u holies and children.
“ Florida loses ton many athletes . The police wore’ quick in re sto r
K . r l t t q C l . lliS ,
SEM INOLE EMPLOYM ENT
Pee Gee Screen Enamel
bungalow
on
Magnolia
Ave.
op
f
l
e
c
k
Pee Qee V a m i i h o
to northern and other southern ing order and a near-culm had been
NEW 4 room house, on Grapeville posite aviation field. Cheafl for
BUREAU
Pee Gee Dreadnought
M ILLER O. PHILIPS, Im .
lio u r d f o u a t v i '..in in ' mm o i, or®.
CK s t e a m PRESSERY ’
schools,” said Yon. in a statem ent achieved when the second gam e
R OOKLIN k T i'ima- . Sept.
Pee Qee Wonderlotd
Ave at Country Club road, in quick sale, easy term s if desired.
204 Nortli Park Ave,
H r m llln lr I 'n i l l l h . f b n b lll.
Hoof
Paint
J11^ , pressing, tailoring. I _
’ A " ^ x a s team and two e n d - Immediately a fte r he had accepted was culled.
Brushing Lacquer
quire a t 608 W. Hughey.
Fred S. Houston. P, O. Box
Pee (jee Patch!tail
ribnetto Avenue. Phone
a t the
pationa were left today the* athletic ill reel nr's
,
F irst Game
Pee Qte W o n derto ne
ft O T I C I-:
36—Situation
Wanted
Female
Elm Avo. anil 13th Street.
Roof
P
aint
university.
fur the National tuns t - Louis ........ 002 000 000—2-8-2
FOR RENT. — Unfurnished
3 1100 W, 1st. S t.—2 story house,
N u lle e Is lo -le b y g l v i l l l . l l I I I "
O ii Stain
Pec G*e Graphite P a in t
title. . r
M o u ld n f f i i U l K V , ' o . i i i i , I n - lo n e r s In
‘Wo hope to be able to keep the
room apartm ent. 1402 W st 1st. fivo rooms on 1st floor, 3 rooms
........... 000 000 0 0 0 -0 -3 -0
Pee Qee Floor Wax
a n d fm ' N. m l., d a f o u n t .
,q a t
h'TOWN, w . VA., people WANTED— To do house work for Street.
tito anil 1.onis Tlmlhei- Florida athlete In his state school.
B atteries: A lexander and O’Ferand
hath
on
second.
Porch,
garage.
l
l i e l r n e x t r e g u lu r i . „ i i . „ . | t . . i , n
some nice white family. Mrs.
|TrM,,,d in Florida. Each
P
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.xus, forinur in|ei'col|egi- \ \ e m e proijtl of file success th at •HI; Root and Gonzalez.
In
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in
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f u r il,
Go«d condition. Little amt CluyPrough a classified add in Mary Cummins, 2301 W. 1st St.
I ’ l.u Id a , o n H cn ti* m lis r T ib , A. D.
rcsen t .clay court chains pun Attended Florida team s in thu
F'OR RENT.—Small 2 room up den, Ball Bldg.
iH Jii. in
lo o 'e lu r k A . I I . i.ir n lv e
Pnti'wn POST. Six cents
re m atchba for today’s past, and practically every one of
stairs apartm ent, hot wnter. 311
Second Game
b id s f u r e l s a r l n g r l a i u o f w a y on
or *ix I'unsocutivo issues.’ 40—Money to Loan
If a g a in st the defending the men who played on them in the M Louis .... 003 022 002 -9 -1 8 -2
Mngnolin.
91—Legal Notices.
" I'e g .i t t A v e .. Ill f o i l ill y f o m in la a lo u T H R E E GOOD HOMES
" r « n is i i I n
No
u n d in . a s s iq )
JepH^ J { , J^orris Williams past three years have been prod Chicago ...
000 010 000^-1- 7-0
FOR S'ALK
g r a d in g .
|LK Space on this puge LOANS— Money available a t 7 per FOR RENT— two room furnltihed
In cen t Rlchnrdfi.
nets of nnr own high schools."
I f t T I I H f l l l t T I T f 'U U U T O K I K N I ...B a tteries: Rhem and O T c rre ll:
. On very liberal terms
f l a n s m ill s p c c lflc a '.b 'tis fo r Mania
ft O l.R
COI A T I.
STATU
OK
ri|lU ni T. Tllden and Alfred
*w'ficl ad vert Isom cuts.
cent- C,0,,B in property. A. P apartm ent. 309 Park. Ph. 193.
run . In- o b la ln a d . fr o m K r i ll T . \ V I I Mliike, Osborne, Iluntziiiger anil
Phone 736 or 784-J.
fl.O lIID A .
Iln n iK . f o u n l y K n g ln e e i
-'"■‘•it those vacafit roi>ni«, Connelly & Soirs.
»ln J r„ entered the finals yesBLAST OCCUItS IN M INE
Hartnett,
Ift CHAftCKIM.
Scruggs-Scogginn Realty Co;
T h e lln iir d re s e rv e ® t lie n u l i t lo
|f"i«e
second
hand
good*?
•
J»Jf by d efeatin g , William M.
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apartm
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and
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TAIIONA, Oklrt., Sept. 3— ,'.V) —
re le e l a n y u n d n i l Id ils
Masonic Temple Bldg.
K
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!41—Wanted—To Borrow
hntton and Eilger G. Clinndler, A" explosion at the mine of the
W itn e s s m y liu u il a n d o f f i c i a l s m l
age, ta ll a fte r five o'clock. 306
V H.
TINT; THAT PL E A SE S
Laurel Ave. City.
FOR SALE— Three room house. I I K l ItH . D K V IH K C H . illt A N T K K .H H( iHl l I ’ sAili .l ) d a y >.f A i i h u -o , A l>. iK Ifl
1m"*!' “ V U"*The final Superior Smokeless Coal Company
pa W i l l h o p l a y e d t o m o r r o w .
O T J IK It
C L A IM A N T ) *
U N D K It
ll-w.'l1,"^cRHng Machines. (W ILL GIVE 20 per cent on u loan
• close in, on one fticre of good
hern shortly before 10 o'clock, this
V. K IK J fljl.A H r i.
IIK N IIY
H IIK L T O N
H A N K O H IV
L'|««rk.
hi
M PKINTERY
l
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JSi. NU/
0LIkf
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ofl .f$300.00.
W rite E. R. B. Care On# •nicely furnished apartm ent. land. Sm all cash payment. H.
m orning affecting three n i t r i c <
th
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D K C E A 8 C I ) K T A I.. D e f f n ila M ls
H
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f o u n t ) ' f i i m iiiM N lo n e r t . !
Fh M W. N. Lumiay, Prop. Herald.
916 West 1st St. Phone 207.
Clayden, Room 4, Balt Bldg.
N O T IC H T ( i K N O W N A N D f N About
150 men were employed. IIt
»
rf *!nli
| 'w
orn mu
S e m in o le C o u n t ) . C o r b i n .
s Ann*1 *.alttt,ui 10 H anford,| is not known w hether any wu
f-.deepened.
1 killed -or injured.
t
u p father
::
(By the Associated
I'rtxw)
Ihe St. Louis G nrdlnals today
iT 'b A» LUCK Y
i 'l l
N fo o
mid ii two-gain* m argin over Cin
H E 'T ■ > r o u
THtHt* FOl4. TOO THAT
cinnati nnd three gam es over P itts
o u t o r t o w n
v iVf
burgh. In the N ational L eague
I l (AVE-H T C O T MY
TO O n o t
race.
“
THAT C O RNED
.
‘bHOC’b O N -i n-. .
While the C ardinal* wpro tak in g
CbEEF A.rs' CAOe»A.C,E •
■
“
two gam es from Chicago, 2 tit (I
,A V — r
—J -ll'jV ' ti
.. .
• ..
and 9 to 1 rain halted tho P itt* .
■Associated
P r e' *‘ )v ‘ th
eir respective coHntini, the county b u r g h - C i n c W l ttn w ja ftw r.th re e
1 was the watchword physician enUined tho ring and nnd a h a lf inning* y^Urxdajr.’ R ain
*Vft'
Fltazlmninns stopped exam ined .th elr gloves. No ivie
a o p n e d ’th e BoatOh-Now Y ork
■>
.tt In 14 rounds at Car- i so knew why. and ho did not say. aUo
Ka.n\“>. tn f 'd h ly ‘o th er ^ contest
J(T#
March 17, .1807., ■ Ho then fo lt th eir pulses.
•fry'.
scheduled in th e league.
DKVEW PS9S
‘ t'F -1'./
Hadden, nputcr «f oekol ; Btatlcinns i announced >that 302 Grover A lexander sh u t o u t hla
.* ■
*m m s
/•raroed th» 6,000 person* blows w t|re atruck,'-* 821 delivered form er mate* w ith th ree hlta.
if
1
1w i f t j , ’
by Cojrbatt iapd. i l l , b y ’ Fitszini.
' '
C harley R o o t. w as touched tor
‘. .v -f ,
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9
? > h t A lu a n d e r a double, D outh.
d
dCtf
Un
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‘ J > -1
■ !' ’
•coached
her
i t * triple an d S outhw orth’* double
njuter:' hueha
l
F
' to d e v o te provided thfc only grun* of th*
tt h
,v,;
Uhs.
aftor
h/ViVi^Ti
imons
iRd 6tre«t
latthor*
m
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him
fl:
l , him the first
ho
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Conferenre
les Scheduled
SARASOTA, 4-2
Rhem Iti Forth For
The Second Game
JRatora Will
zo Stage’s
■Team On October 2
DECIDING FACTOR
IN TIGER VICTORY
FORT M Y E R ^ Fla., Sept. 3.—
(/pi -F o rt Myera Won. A 10 intling
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Sanford Herald, 1926
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The Sanford Herald, September 03, 1926
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 03, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 03, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald