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NF._W YORK, Sept. *1:— </Py—CJ.|to pay u $50,000 installment due
L. Miller & Company, ;m invest-1A uk . 0 had necessitated suspen<i 1 1 m
ment hrokeruKe concern
with sion of o|>erations for a month..
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brunch offices in Irt states of the
The company has operated ex
N«w Arrangement Worked
south and mid west, is in tensively In Florida nnd has south Cities And Towns i A : Mid
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|Homer Berry east,
• Out By Patker Gilbert ProWest
Curtailed
Utility
Ser
eoulty receivership.
ern headquarters in Atlanta. Dep
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'.'vldes Payment of 800,000,
Xtato Attorney (iencral Win
vice While Lands
raws Claim to The company, which has under uty
Notorioui
000 Marks in Third Year
written bond issues HKKreKUtiiiK ter, head of the state attorney gen
Water in Some of Sections
[h Rene Fotick $70,000,000, was thrown into re eral’s anti-stock frauds bureau,
Taken Into
Horse Enables Road
r
throuKb delay in pay said last night:
the Atlantic ceivership
PaymentH In 1827-29
“ The G. L. Miller ATxCompany Predict Little ReHef
ment of $60,000 installment on u
byGroupoi
To Retain Charter
building under i onstruction which receivership ia apparently a result
Have
Been
Eliminated
Before Sunday Morn
it is financing.
Jof their practico of pooling the
LedBy^R .
Assets of the company are placed proeeedR of the Hale of their bond
CHICAGO.
Sept.
4^-(Vn—
An
ut $9.:t0«,937 and liabilities at $0, issue and of freezing their assets Loss of l ife b Reported T# Germ any W ill Be Liable Fur
old horse enables the New » ork
Supplemental P a ym en ts not
915,524. The Investment Hanking in unsalable bonds, so that they
Be Small; Wind of H l|h
Central railroad to hold a rail
Corporation, u subsidiary organi now find themselvi-H unable to
Cher 250 Million M arks
road charter that is worth, a
Velocity Hitu Illinois Town*
sation, also is in the hands of a meet some of their underwriting
fortune.
,
Salesmen
Here
To
Porchjwe
liabilities. As far as 1 know, this
flans to Begin ' receiver.
BERLIN, Sep:. 4.—S. Parker
Ambling un and down the
CHICAGO. Sept. 4.—(A4)— Crip
A survey of the company’s fi- receivership does not particularly
Sanford
Municipal
Bonds
Gilbert, agent general for repara
freight tracks in front or train*
The jnnnrinl "tutus was under way to affect the safety of any of this pled communication, the threat of tions,
Tell l ily Officials Markel that nnss along lower lenlli (llotlu# Sent To
with the upproval of the rep
company’s
bonds.**
by l-uwrenee Helen son, ap- |
swollen streams and a mounting arations coimnissioii und the gov
>1’ 'phis Month rav
Hum Not Improved Yet Avenue, w ar the water from*
at Chuluota Let
pointed receiver vestenluy under | R. J. Francis, viio president of loss estimated today, marked the ernments concerned, has signed an
the horse, with his rider, nil
$11)11,000 bond by Kedernl Judge l the company, said last night that
fills a requirement w l down a
II is Apprehei
agreement with the German fi
Sanford City
l ‘mnmIsaloners
u group of labor bunkers and busi course of a sunurier’s-end storm of nance minister, Dr. Reinhold, by
h )K K . s<!i,L a ~~ Mark.
... t,i
a citv ordinance pased nearly
uml
representatives
of
bond
bous
wind
and
min.
Cities
and
towns
, ,|„ve o f peute
The receivership was soukIiI in ness men who took over the con
whl eh Germany during the third es exchanged spirited remarks on 75 years ago when the cite
■lot*
T
ra
c
y
,
th
e
la
s
t
fathers looked skeptically upon
llnB iplane mi eipijly action by the 571 Hark , trol of the company last duly does labored with curtailed tminici pal Dawes plan annuity year, ending Sanford bonds Friday afternoon.
Avenue Association, on thi* Krmiiul not hold a controlling interest in services, while farm lunds in soma Aug. 51. 1927, obligates herself to
these “ new fiut'tbsl contrap in g m em lier o f th o
and lu-mitcht umi- that (I. 1.. Miller «Xr ( ompuny, in the concern now.
The lively debate followed tho re
John A sh ley ga n g,
pay
a
limit)
sum
of
500,000,000
tions"
li.ilrond trains.
jection of all bids submitted on gen
pit- men in te re s ted April, eoiilraeted to puv $1,125, ■ The company's license in Con- areas were under water.
An attorney for the New \urk
gold murks, in lieu of two supple eral obligatins totaling $1J»75JM)0.
rented ut W ew a h o te e . L
There
was
little
promise
of
re
h ijw tfd
non-stop 000 for construction of a building |neiLieut hus been indefinitely sus lief before Sunday. The weuther mental contingent budgetary con
Central today explained that
aoutheaat
o t ChulaoUi.:
In
the
event
bond
house*
bid
pended
pending
un
invesliguton.
at that address, and that failure
under the old ordinance the eRy
prediction for most of the flood- tributions of 260,000,000 mnrks, no higher than 95 for the general
[tie flig h t.
Ho
wua
taken by fM
each
pnynbto
by
Aug.
51,
1928,
and
coubl
step
in
and
order
i»B
tb*
stricken areus was for cloudy, un
obligations, the City LonunUsion[nnr B erry, w h ose
in th e hnmo o f an aunt*
tracks token up if the horse
settled weuther, and
thunder A u g .'31, 1929.
ers, it is claimed, will be forced
and ruler did not precede every
l il'lil to be ineludstorms nnd shower*. These con
liable for More
11uncock by 0 . B. J
to pay a fiscal agent’s commission
train.
Originally Intended to
ditions prevailed in Iown, Illi
|r.-« personnel had
Under the Dawns ulan Germany, tq bond houses, amounting io fivo
it ate c rim in a l inv^i
warn
driven,
of
Imggte*
•»[
«P
j
nois, I,, souri, western ladlsna and besides paying fixed reparations per cent. The city
'• charter
’ irter pro
Lon. ll»nt for several
iifi> seventeW l^h f t
ni'o.ii lung t.*m ", the riders red
out ihr» jh Kansas nnd Nebraska. of 1,200,000,000 gold mnrkti thiring vides Ili:«t the bonds must be sold
to disrupt the
serves U»e cult, who wa* hr ?tl
The l*. of the storms, which the third annuity year uml $1,760, at pur or 100, hut if the Gity i* "flag of da avi i nowautomobiles
when he escaped A
same function for
b>w liis elaint. ^ A fte r
lust night surpassed their prev- 000,000 marks the fourth year, is willing to pay n coniniissioii «»f
Cloud while being *
„
and
motor
trucks.
otis
fury
of
i
lie
'.
in
some
sec
contingently liable to supplemental five per cent to bond houses for
tl| with Cupt. Rene
Raiford State Prlaon
tions,
could
not
be
accurately
det|, -hi- designated ,l*
payments not exceeding 260,000, the handling <*f tin* issue*. Hiis
seurch for bonds •uppote*
j termined, with communication lines 000 marks annually, provided the charter
i flight, they embraced
provision will be complied
hidden In th® swamp-l*nd*: 1
Aluhonne
F.
Sm
ith.
(irundrton
down,
but
n
peured
there
was
aggregate
yield
of
controlled
reve
fovei.y wan considered Money Orders Issued And
„ f t. Cl®ud. Jarraanwgr.i
small loss of life. Three persons nues exceeds 1,000,000,000 gold with, it is said.
( i f Canadian R ailroad M a g are known to have met death In
Mayor Forrest Lake gave bis
d by De»puty 8
Paid. Out Fur Total Of
marks during 1927-28.
The ex opinion that the bond market has
L-ted that testa o f the
yle,»i»enson of
— Semi nbW’V :
nate C om m itted For T rlu l Illinois.
$55,222
In
A
ukuk
I,
Pont-perience
of
the
second
annuity
Lg
eroBH country
shown improvement since the Inst
and Deputy B Karigt'P ,
William
Gutzwciler,
50,
of
year
showed
these
contingencies
master’s Report Shows
l Tpon A C h arge o f M urder
(asliington uud hnck,
Jr„ and Geaiy®Springfield, was electrocuted when likely will arise, so that the pay mile „ f Sanford bonds several
L- made without uny
county.
XtMM * •* •
*'
months ago.
he
touched
a
live-wire
'
lown
down
ment
of
a
lump
sum
or
500,000,000
Sanford postal receipts increased
CANTERBURY, England, Sept.
irruption except by
Florida Market Not Improved
Tracy mad# ho ahote
during
a
squall,
and
Henry
Kell,
gold
marks,
while
somowhut
In
the
Itht-r conditions. Yes- almost $25,000 or 75 per cent in ,1. (/P)— Churgeil with the murder 18, was killed byjjghtnlng while
“ The general market Ini* chang
anc® when Jkrttaa *|.
irgoniiuts, Inc., pro August over the corresponding of John Thomas Deerhum, mem- working in a field near HenrdB- nature of speculation, will menn ed for thu hotter" the salesman
head o f th® rta lrw a r
tho
saving
of
200,000,000
marks.
f expedition, had for- month of August, 1925, according Ut of u wealthy British family. town.
said. “ But the Florida market 1'rlnon Commission Will Meet tho attic, adeordl:
To
Germany’s
creditors
the
tFotuk use of the Bi to figures given , out today by Alphonse F. A. Smith, grandson of
hoant* improved. That’s because
•lames Sprinklers, a highway
To Decide Whether Jarman Tracy waa hiding
Sir Frederick- Smith and Hugh worker, was drowned when he agrecatent means not only substi so many Florida improvement
settlement o f the Postmaster J. P. Hall.
JarBiAtui^
tution of a definite sum for an un
Or Rogers WIH Be Allowed wh«n
Ryan,
Canadian
rallrmid
man,
has
The receipts lost month totalled
parted.
' *
plunged into u raging fttruum to certain contingency, but the puy- bonds are on the murkeL"
T » Curry llundit to Ralfora
pticc to the ntnnufnc- $69,222, und one year ago. $34,806. been committed for triul at the inspect u bridge.
William Lindsey of thu Orlando
"Hello Tracy,
men;
f
this
sum
during
the
pres
In August, 1025, a total of 5, m-xt< ussises.
^guiuiuts liud declared
Property damage will be heavy ent iinnuity yeur, where otherwise office or the Brown,Grumrim* « <»..
grot ting the W>to|
“ 1 have nothing to say except railroad truckage and many bridges contingent sums are nut payable investment bankers, joined In the
T A L L A H A S S E E , Sept.
tlwt the controversy 921 money orders were issued and
pt. Fonuk und Lieut, ouid- out, the totul valuation I lin g that l am not guilty,” declured liuve been washed out. Farm build- until the next succeeding year by discussion. "Wu f*«d that Sanford — New* of the rocupUlta of 40®
Smith after the inquest into tin* inr» have been destroyed.
dy, U. S. N., second $31,161.
Wv Trucoy, notorlou* cimvlct, wa* rvthe arrangement funds available Is a good city," he said.
guess you’va,
i flight, in “ neither
While in thu central areas the for deliveries in kind during the show that by our uppearanro here cvivrd early today by Pria0,‘
LaHt month 4,651 money orders shooting of Deerhum in Smith’s
Traoy
physical condition to were issuod and paid out, with a villu nnd iti the presence of Smith’s damaging element was the rain third annuity year will be substan today.
I will suy frunkly Hint mi!IHi0nor N athan M ayo “ s A j * 5*
wife, Aug. 12. This triangle case which added to the effects of de- tially tncroaoed.
Sanford is floating too many bond
|fcht."
.
total valuation of $85,141.
,
has created a stir.
issuss for th® assessed valuation
lu^p of u few days before, ulollg
Receipts
from
stumps,
etc.
in
liter Part of Month
, Important Change
Greet* 1-ocsi Officer* I
the
Nckrusku-KunsUH
line
wind
.......................
"
’
‘
.at
of
the
city.”
•
Deerhum
was
lured
to
the
scene
August
1025
were
$2,614,
while
last
it mheduled for the
"Hello
Chira,” ' Waa
In Attaining the effect of the
of Ills death by u telugmm sent tornado pro portions flattened farm
This brought a rejoinder from meet
this month, Sept. 21 month "they totaled $4,981.
grouting
to
Deputy Bharlf
agreement,
Mr.
Gilbert
says:
was
for
tha
pur|K,se
<if
deter». a u n lo v e date. It
Mayor Lake. "Sanford bus the im|, was
"The volume of business in the I him In the Maine of Mrs. Smith by buildings. No deaths wHte report
eiison.
They have *nc
The result is an important
|-Vcitt York to Paris, piwtoffice here has grown steadily’’ her husband. In a letter addressed ed in early communications.
property values here," he said. mining whether O. V Jarman, other for HVMtd y**f>«
investigator, shuuld bo ulWind of a similar velocity swept change in the arrangement of w i "The city hasn’t yet defaulted an
ah\y t<i win the Kuy- said Postmaster Hall, "In the past to his wife, which Smith turned
was once held Ih th®
t
prize » f *25.000 for two years the receipts and the busi over to the police after the trag dow!) near the lllinols-Iowu border I unities payable under the terms interest payment. There uro other
V
'"
•
*
*
!,°
county
jail
u*
a
wltneaa
In
iilup airplane fliKht ness of the Sanford office have edy, Smith charged thut "that in nnd scverul ruilroad cars on a « f the plan. Without these new cities of our size with greater the Uuiforil penitentiary. or (/: "*
Denutle* Dorlty and
*
[two cities.
dividual had shown churaetortlstic side-truck at Duncan, 111., were agreements the annuities would iiHNUMHi'ti viilutition* in I* loriilii, but Rogers, state c-crmtlng ..rfuer, lowed Jnrmsn up tho at
more than doubled.
liuve
risen
from
1,299,000,000
gold
tossed
from
the
right-of-way.
In
r®. *nnd when Troc/Ianw DorltyfJ
hr, who U u member of
“ Tlie mail order houses of the* cowardice as a ‘despicable, dantnmurks in the third annuity yeur1they are not in our eliiss. We pro should l»- disputi I" I
puts, had signed with country do u great business in San alilo tliiny’ by pursuit of you, a sections of Illinois, Iowa and Mis to 2,000,000,000 in the fourth uml duce here."
opera
an iigiccment which, ford.
There are over 3.900 cutu- young married woman with three souri railroads abandoned
A spectator in the council cham
•“ *'*r' know damn well you
■* lied
strove to con 12,750,000,(8)0 in the fifth yeur.
jdaiiii.il, entitled him logues being delivered to prospec children, babies, and a little money, tions entirely or
ber, Frank I*. Forster, president of by Sheriff Karel of^Onmgo cohn- me," wus Tracy’a heated
routing
trainThis
would
have
meant
an
in
ty.
who
sVuteVl"th*iii
Tracey
was
ta»|fli|{hl a*, a pilot. When tive buyers from these houses knowing in full Ihul murriuge was tinuo servile by
creased burden on German econo the First National Hank, interject lng .Isold for dls|«oaltlon m the at Dorlty. The deputy ak
uround breaks in the line.
refused him a place right now. This represents prac i inpossible."
testified at the trial of
my of 8(H),000,000 murks in the ed u comment on assessed valua
j dissension um.se, .with tically that many customers us
Tho letter began by calling his
the murder o f a. negro
fourth year, us compared with the tions: "That would la* ruining I In' county JailTlie hoard was In session hut n i but tho bandit had confa
|uts supporting Cupt. they do not send a cutaloguc to wife "M y Dear Girl." und uddod:
(hint, and n further heavy increase taxes; the property values are al
few minutes when the
had first blindfolded the
anyone oxrept un almost sure “ This problem cun be solved in one
|in the fifth ns compared in the ways here."
inent wus mi.do timt. Sheriff Karol and then shot him.
The Stanford merchants way, removal of your lover, DeerISamllei, attorney for prospect.
Jfourth yeur.
Would Sell Issues Collectively
would
be
i-miiniunicuted
with
to
Deputy Dorlty pointed a _
|U, arranged the peuce lose thousand.: of dollars mutually linin, or myself."
Mayor Lake was linked by Mr. ascertain whether the nfftenr wou .
_ _
#
m
J
1 Tk* ,lvW arrangement means
at Tracy.
"You are noF
•
at which the principul to the mail order houses.
The struggle of tho two men in l e t M p p r i r K E
Lindsey
if
the
city
desired
to
sell
T n f l t t V that the third unnuity will amount
have Tracey delivered back safely
“ This has been u busy summer the drawing-room wus evidently u
fhc dispute uif reed to
lT lC C llllg
lu u a ;
1,600,000,000 gold marks as com all of the issues collectively. "W e to Raiford or whether he desired enough to kill me," Tracy'll
chet. In Ids announce- for the members of my stuff. Ev fierce one, for furniture was over
-------'pared with 1,220.000,000 during the would rather sell them that way," the state to send someone for him. ported to have suid when )wf||
deputy's pistol.
Iai;it-*-im-iit Mr. Sundler ery month has shown u gain in the turned nnd there was great dis
CiEVKNA, Sept. 4.— (/P)- 1**•' >Mi.x-oncJ annuity year, while the the mayor said. "W ell, that would Jurntun was . oiigrutulatud on the the Osceola
Sheriff Received 1
receipts of the previous month.
order. Only Mrs. Smith witnessed first meeting of the committee
lie
better
for
the
city,"
Mr.
Lind
|fourth annuity will stund at 1,
re-eupture.
,
A
tip
received
by S h e riff
To
bear
out
his
statements
Post
the tragedy, which occurred after 14 which is to carry on th® work 750 000,000 and the fifth at 2,500,- sey said.
lung conference beThe recatdure of I rucoy brought Farmer of Osceola count 1'
1und Houck, ('apt. Ucr- muster Hall conducted The Her- she ami the two men hud purtakeii of the World Court conference, (100,000. The result is u better ar
"Hanford hus some bonds on the a sigh of relief in official circle* Trncy’s upprehenelon.
from the flight and aid representative through the of supper ut a hotel on terms of convoked to examine tho five res rangement of annuities reducing murket from the last issue," said lids morning. Tim escape of too iff was Informed
two dava agoj
f1
Hurry embiaccd each various departments of the postof apparent friendliness. A passer ervations to American adherence to the danger of undue struin on Ger ii salesman from Cincinnati, O.
convict resulted m I he issuance u purkuge
bnd
been
mailed tOJ
UK*
fice.
All
available
floor
spnee
is
by, however, observed the strug the court, wus devoted to Juridical man economy und facilitating un
vhen they parted were
"The bonds to my knowledge recently of statements from Gov luota with the address at
crowded
with
incoming
uml
out
gle
through
u
window.
study
of
the
court’s
regulations.
even
flow
of
deliveries
payments.
friends. Cupt. Hurry
have all been disposed of,” Mayor ernor Mnrtln and Mr. Mayo, in Middleton."
The pac
A sister of Mrs. Smith had
The object of the study is to
fltlit was (he most im- going mail, and employes worked
"The agreement ns u whole will Lake said. The salesman then gnve which they sought to clarify tho sent from Holapaw and
in
a
speedy
fashion.
heard the quurrell preceding the determine how far tho regulations, contribute substantially to the the name of u St. Louis housi*, responsibility for the order for tho
nK for America, and as
shooting, but hud gone to her room us at present framed, make It poss smooth operation of tho financial which he sniil I* holding some is convict's temporary releases Troni for Tracy, the "John
would liuVo liked to
when
the fatal shot wus fired. Run ible to uccept the American reser export plan, uml incidontly will fa sues. Ho sail! they could be sold thu Halford prison to "recover b?ing un assumed name,
[•'apt. Houck, in the in A. G. Grissett Laid
wu* Informed.
ning
downstairs, she observed vations.
itiation he would step
cilitate Its administration by eli at a loss o f five points, but this approximately $100,000 in bonds
information waa
To Rest On Friday Smith lying on the floor with One question touches on the right minating factom of uncertainty tho investment house would not wnleh he claimed to have catdied to Tho
Put press his claims."
Criminal Investigator. Jl
Doerham sitting on him nnd lieut- of the court to grunt public hear that might otherwise he trouble- do.
in the Everglades, but which were In company with... two - i
This phase of the discussion on nut found wane tha rfoarch wus In county deputies, he arrivod la
The settlement is further
Funeral services' for A. G. Gris- In* him. about the head with somo ings, which Is raised In the fiflh soma.
American raoervatiun.
evidence of a spirit of friendly no- Sanford bonds on the murket cam® stituted.
ett, of 806 West Third Street were object, l.uter, Deerhum died.
ford about G:30 o’clock loot
When Smith gavu the latter to
to get a Seminole county <
held at the Imkeview cemetery at
IT he first nart of thia riwrvu- curamodation and u new euruest of un after Mr. Lindsey laid asked
police,
he
said:
“
l
intended
to
shoot
Tracey
escuped
from
officers
at
go with him ho that if Traag'N
4 o’clock Friday afternoon.
Dr.
Hon rends: "The court' shall not th® good will und mutuul under If the city wns going to put add
K. D. Brownlee, pastor of the First myself hut in the struggle for the render any advisory opinion, ex standing lying ut the basiH of the itional bonds on the murket, and S t Gloud, when, enroutn from u captured ill Seminole coui
ho wus advised in tho affirmative. search for whut were sold to ho arrest could be mode and -J
Presbyterian
Church,
wus
m revolver it went off und shot Deer- cept publicly, after duo notice to plan itsalf."
"This Is always* taken into con hidden bonds in th® Everglade*,
,
Deputy Sheriff Step!
charge of the services.
. ham."
all states udhtdng to the court and
sideration
by bond buyers In th*, he naked to bo allowed tu visit a designated ,|»y Sheriff 0. M *[
Mr. Grlssett, 69 years old, died I Tho letter concluded:
to
all
Interested
state*,
nnd
uftei
“ Tho whole thing is too mean,
I A. Sept. 4.— (/P) — Ac- at his-home at 7 o’clock yesterday
Lindsey.
” U a f relative in thu Osceola county town. ti> accompany Jarman.
-Hi
nubile hearing or opportunity for O. E. Webb, Injured by North," Mr.
He ha<l been allowed to, gu lute the
1'ult.in county grand morning following an attack of too disgusting to me. 1 cannot hearing given to any state ^confect* the price."
Found Package at I
Heavy Timber, Is Not Mayer End* Debate On Banda 'glade* In the company of officers Tho party o f officers left I
forgot It while I live und I cannot
(relicticiii of duty” in paralysis.
c6rnod«^)
go
on
supporting
this
great
enemy
The mayor Interposed to nay nnd his attorney, Ray Hack, of Or
»ith the recent fuiluru
(Continued on peg® two)
Both church and lodge rites were
Prof. Van Eyaiuga of Holland, Expected To Recover
o
f
my
mind
and
heart,
may
God
that
"w * aro herr to consider tne lando, when Hack requested jJer(icnrgiu bunks, T. It. conducted at the graveMr. C.rltnraslded. The dlscuession was quiet
Mile of bonds." uml not to debate mlaalon from state’* authorities,
*lc superintendent of ett had been a memlmr of the forgive me for what I am ubout to and genera). Future meeting* will
O. E. Webb, employee of thu th* merit of Sanford’s bonds. Sev Horae bond* were recovered but
asked Governor Gllf- Woodmen of tho World in Tulla- do. and may God forgivo you, the be held as tb® activities of the
they Were *uld to be o a foreign
|r fur u thorough in- hussee uud had recently uffiliuted cause of it all,”
league assembly permit frwloin to Florida Public Service company, eral of the salesmen received this Isau® mid of oo value. Thuy ware
whose
back
was
broken
when
tho
remark
as
meaning
that
tho
bond
<*f his office,
with the Sanford chapter.
The
A 30,000-watt Incandescent light the members ®f the committee. All roof o f the building in which he debate was over and started to found In the swiunp-landa south aa
jury lute Friduy, in u pali beurers ut tho funeral yester blub, the largest ever made, has the session* will be secret.
,
. f i
was working collapsed
Friday leave. Mayor Lake turnod to Com- St. Cloud.
•niineiit following u day were members of the •local been designed for taking colored
Since the escape po**ua searched
afternoon,
la
still
In
a
serious
con
mlsaloner
E.
F.
llouaholder
and
'Mtigidiun into the bank
‘ (Continued on pug® two)
motion pfrturoa.
The ordinary City, 'C eu n #
Offices dition, according to reports from
(Continued on I’ ago 2)
N uffii c.
" " f c Grisctt bail lived in Sanford
' BRISTOL, Va., “ V
sized lamp pis 116 watts.
the Fernald-Laughton hospital to
t ,i
-I—
|r tu i he governor, Ban- for ubout u year.
Will Observe Holiday day. His chances for recovery ap
Another myateriou
Klit soggseted that the
Ibis one of two yot _
pear doubtful, it was said.
Labor
Day
•ra| ,,f Atlanta bo cullere satd to have been (
Webb was helping to demolish *
evidence ution which
miles otlt o f Brittol OOdhttlMlng at the company’s plant at
kH,V's luvsentrneot was
severely
with leather
Monday Is Labor Day and the
Bc*san Spring* whhen th# roof
H '"vestigation of the
added today to tha : *
city of Sanford xHU observe it by aoyigd In and a Urg® timber atrack
T ”
1J -y V ’l ? '
Tsrtnient. , • ,
incidents already
ck>sinp shop and taking a holiday. tha jniddl® o f hit back1 . .....
'
Lost year, final' decrees In' dt* tion In Ylrgt '
marri^ja!
For
every three
county and government
Pn('r such investigation
All
c
Dr. C. U Park, who it in charga
the terminal with the funeral car
~ ‘ d will be closed. at tha com , said that the epinal licensee l«*ued In Samlnola couhtv vorce caaea totalled 48, ucconling
Tha girls
$<* Notice for all parties
CHICAGO. Sept. 4— (A V -A n a locomotive'propelled a almUwrl
tinea Jan. 1, of thla rims;
,« * MUs Weeka. In addition to the 13 and LUl
ociuiutt suid,
eddying multitude packed the La- car of the Rock laland’a Golden It was announced today.
cord wa* not Injured.
vorce oetitlon
,
petition was filed-. Thla ratio declare granted on caoea filed thi* weita
The Sanford baaeball,te*m * l,l
"alker has announced Sallo atTeet railroad terminal and State Limited Into the aheda psrWebb la about forty years old,
by com-,
been rataid on
clash
with
ita
anclen
enemy,
Or
was
esUbllaT
regurding either the
•■Mils
married.
K
U
wife
lives
In
temr;
a
nember
-of
decree*
have
allal
to
the
car
which
contained
licensee
whipping,
lando. at 10 o’clock lit'the morn- Cecoanyt Groverlaon of
parison
Q)
^
the hanking superin- it® environs for hours last night the caaket.
__ „.u rt with also ben entarod against bill of ed Into an
i in f. m tht optnlxur hm)f
ta
Coant,
|an investigation o f his without so much as setting s
complaints filed in 1925.
,
The. coffin w»a tranaterrei
S ^ n d gam.
KILLED
y E l l C AH K
\
Mali and women are even *o far an abandoned
glimpse Of the
[ L T i o across the two-foot opening beIvn ih tp U yettg h rp rik K d o in tb«
the body Pf Rudolph Vslenttoo wss
S k W
in th* number of plalntiMa In dl*
OHa HALAJAEa . <sjnco. Sect,
vorca petltiotta, Twanty-two busGuilty brought to Chlcsgo. oar that- Ut
is that Will remain
r f , Rud o l p h
-4fV^Conym sm an,Lab*rte Mea and briay. Divorae patttlotu flUd
and 22 wlvea are plaintiffe
:*torea, It was
Miaha ‘>Ww kJnsd*-'- and several total
. •rita filed thla year.
<
leelaUon of
Judge
and o f thla number final
further
annot------,
.
]K ‘ ‘
w*r* woondad during aJ>i*;
............. „K oo tH »rgh
Sanford roaldants are planning
i$
in
one
of
the
principal
” ^ ' 1‘
j o - h a n g '’ '
PKA Ain, Sept 4-(/P> windows for a radius of live fior*l"haTSeeho® whkh they placed on varioai
thout th#
rf tha buslnm section beys
r'e Bachelor und Hnys
J j, •
•
to
the
day.
Mony
af
Ih tw as
_ jj*y to
: nJgro, yesterday plead blocks, breaking police Jhw ». *nd beTbontthe f^tvwWl eceeh, hpwWch
blocking traffic In *ha vicinity of
pot
'Of murder in connect-.
game In
^ liu ^ o f a ^ l
the station, the crowd craned Rs
th ^ f
J** death Mondayfttight
r
m
i pifths
“
neck In vain for a view o f the eoa
tb#
,»«a t
y »j»u»«m «nt*
|Umnr Smith, BachaUp
k !t,o r the mourner*! party which g,hptag S o u s w d i I t iy M owrlced nice
In law, who waa ahot
fo
t
ths
tail*
have
l
inis
"a lay in bed in his accom par
sen persons for Ita wejf
g down
’ a
•'
. )M>
At lesst? ■„ dollc*
ra
k# i
' 1
t*
»np«t*d 85 ed Pol*
:• NO’ ^I
ifololwed indictment fo r
,'Um
ocUtottf' **
T m«rder a gains* -She
*.Jlankl lllMl
-,
t a g ? ....................
M il
MARKET IS
“OFF,” SAY
INVESTMENT MEN
[lane T ests
Made Soon
Seminole:
In Arresting
, During
POSTAL RECEIPTS ENGLISHMAN HAS
GAIN 73 PER CENT NOTHING TO SAY
AT LOCAL OFFICE IN SLAYING CASfe1
TRACY IS HELD IN
ORLANDO UNTIL
STATE BODY ACTS
J/e& PZ
Committee From
World Court Has
(a Bank Head
Inquiry Into
Is Of Office
Two Bristol
Spirited Away
W h ip p e d ^ f
Three M arriage LicenaeaAre Issued
For Each Divorce Petition Fild Here
Chicago Crowd B reaks Through Police
Line In E ffo rt To See Actor s Casket
nrtjjBl& a
said Not
kr Of
m
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.•
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t
..
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,
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S *S S
Hon.I S . Walthall,
w
Caro Seminole Hudson-E-iscx Co.
Sanford, Fla. . ,
•
.
M
t
t
i
.
The slnnt 6e*ma to be that n
_
7s , JI I
owu «
womnn ought not to havo to gu
to the trouble of putting on a threasoned shortage of thtf world’s
«
bathing suit in order, to let people silk supply. ,
sec whnt supports’ her.
There are some who think that
The conflict In Paris tf between the skirt is really on its last legs
the skirt munufnoturers. on the sad that In a few year* they w ill
one side, and the hosiery manufac have boon discarded altogether. It
now
turers on the other side.
. is argued
_ .. that pkirts arc . even
.
lui * and• n stinrc,...........
The skirt people tiiink thet I " ‘i^lunlon
certainly
skirts ought to 11? shorter. T h ey, it srmifa.
would like Jo see the styles so.
I’erHonall.v I am very well sab-'
abbreviated w ot u manufacturer ‘ isfied with tlm present style*. I
fter thU nibmttot -Mem u mentally
Ed:
‘
ions days, said a Dear
There is a conflict pn over in
rt, hit at. .Paris as to whether w o m e n ’s skirts
should bo made shorter.
»bia . senator was
Oh, boy!
last night and was
While it would seem thnt the
art of the time.
He
, .about 6 o’clock this men ought to be satisfied with
I letting well enough alone, espec*«»£?•
<
L\V» •*
1'
.
sr o t i r k.
i hereby given thnl ill.* llm.r.1 of ‘ minty Commissioner* In
Inolf* .County. KlorlflU. will mm-t mi 1 ut»«»l«> .U-ptcinbor 71 fi.
I N , St to nVJurk A. Al for tin- l>uhi»*e " f ml»IUlna ill" following
|,and St tho ssmi: lime making llio lu* lfVJ for Hi" > ".ir. A. l>.
VM
«.sas.ee.
12.lMI0.au
W urrnm *
<.027.75
i f o r CnnilnKcaci"*
KSTIVfATKII K tl'P A N K N 1*1 III.IFITV F I M »
M '.lliv a i.i: Fill N T !
1C F I* F A I. Vl' Vli lA 'IIIV Ii SICI'TF.VI 111:11 .Will. ina*.
4# f Co. A u e n t
a:..no
ASherlffa (’>IlinilMNilMI nil Kill. •«. <•(< <'.ill. |.|. .|
Frlsi.iiri n
Transp’t. I’ald f»i. mill l 1" . li nn Mnlle V I’.lld (•
./•■'.’ nets VA*»rki>(| ni lt«ni«l
J.l F*e(llna
CoiUtni mere than 73%DIGESTIBLE nutrtent*.
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n o
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on
liM fl
o n
TUESDAY, 3 P. M.
ler,
V i,ll
J IM *
Ml
-;The fellows who “GET
AHEAD” know the value
of dressing well
/
n
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1 1 •* o n
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m i
on
M
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T h e T en P ay
•
reymcniH «*n Acn-iml of limU^'u llnlli I*\ rniitnni
Paid to liirnr|HM ulftl (* 111••M nml Town*
saervi d
f»»r
Coiillii)*,* d<*l« m
P IV O T A L
O le rk
Ifi •
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Vt|iirti>'i fur i ' 1111111 > l '.iuiiiil'.sl>,iii’ i
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f l c p u l r * III F l . n u l l Hull'll, ,,
l ... i r I II..,,-.
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F u r u l t u r u nail F h h i i i . ii |..i i . . , t n , . u.,
:
f,i. S a p e n s u *
of
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M i
>' is a genuine convenience
and helpftd factor in aiding men
to wear the best in clothing
,
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11
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Benller.
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PITTSBURGH
^
• V j i d J . 'w t . S
Glas s -Pai nt-Vurn ish- Bru shts
tftkX•a
TV
t
e-1-^<vre*rrx ~ n ~ x :r
(Elotlfps
••m i O n
:,n o
O il
im
n il
1
2 1 • • in
• pi
I >1Ii ' t i l , vss.
Linoleums—Mr. }f h, ’
14
And others to be announce
the Orlando papers* '*
1<»n O n
gsta. t3
J-
ct?
and there are none finer — may be pur
chased at identically the same prices on
the Plan sis for cash or regular thirty day
charge transactions
I 'n t ir l.
—Tt.*m
■mV
• WEDNESDAY, 3:30 P.M.
DICKSON-IVES CO.
It is a feature o f this store’s service* It is
popular because it opens a convenient
avenue to the purchase of Better Clothing
which everybody knows is the most eco
nomical in the end
• • fill llll
.inn
F ou n t) liiiliiiiu r'
.|.,i , h „ iw nml iiihi-i
VI
I ■*mintit «
L la f il
I- in I ii ml VV n|>.i
lllMllt .1III ,
. .
Ini'lili'iiin i*
W M - c a r o o f ( mi m y r „ „ ,
n
, . ,(1„| ............ ..
II" I|S I
*
i
mid I***h ni*i
T
Fil l I'll III • .Mill l''|\l||H. f " l I'..,.I |l"l|b*
|.,MS rt
r .ii im.
J'>S|l"lll.i * ll|"l >ll"l, „l I'...,, i i ,.,, V m id
r a rain
A l l o w llll l. Milt,• III I'liua
< * u l s l d « * Ml
_
I '.Mil* 11..||*4. C o r o n e r * I iiu u in Im F , . * . . i n f n . , ,
I in ••r- ;•fn| \V111,,
i J n s a n l l A I i i i h i I i I p * : F . uh ut niri.-. >. i<
mi„ ) i '........ .... ...
I B tu tliiiii'fv nml P r l n l f u u C m ■ ,| Stall
s i .h I m (H i \
Mhtnlv. . ft
llr t'iir if llui'l. .
Arfv i'l l Inlnu l(. 'inn I I m I , ihv iitid | *,• nl
f u r hv i 'in mo \
Coannli'Hluii:< P n id iu ( i f f i n i ,
•)•.,v
T i l l Fr.I | i i l " |
^ S h e r i f f . <ii.|i. in| ('.u n l W i n I,
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ni l 111 ^ uini
I " I 'll I '"III I VV " I I,
TXP
K lii'llu n
. » I I S " « III. .III.ml
.
SP-jW . . Donutlua Mill'll,,
III III
MiXKJ.' He*«rvni| fur F„HilllIKtTK'h'H
r» o «
Interior Decoration by Mrs. Joh&T "
Fuller.
'•*
GRANGE AVENUE, ORLANDO, FLORIQA
1
1*M * *Ir i- mi f ♦'•.ml ,t h <•.,1. 1,1 X Aiitln..i
1«l <aM»|til \ I ’•>1,1Ml
I I»*r 111.■in I t ....mi i,ml Mil...
* I •:
t»f <*••nlll i•
Ii Pay uf nil. 11rt
...................... •ml v i •;h In I *!•tfii i ■
I Bui mil h uf ( it I,. , « if rl, . ■ . x ■,.| i |
\••» •. .1ml, . •1 ' i lint i.
1 1* m m
i 3 i. , : h .7
■e/T
.........................
if.' ,
KsrntATK BVfllVHKS SKVCII U. FI Ml
er. v
........■
SFAIIMM.K I III VI'V
_ r o l l i iif . Fist vt. vi. vit i :\ i i i \s si:i"tT:viin:ii ,u
J* P
| MO o il
1o
t
O f)
On
RUGS
A Inrgo collection o f thn
haii'l.iome Aiiglo-I’crsinn
Whiltnll Rug* hns arriv
ed and i,i now on dixl*lny.
We want you to
see them!
n o
IV J 7
<»f i:..a.l blip. I Inl.-u.l. I,.s un.l I IV. ■>> t .
<*h i i i i 9a <’ttmmiHhit.it.-rM 4 »i {(m id Jn*
• • l«*n
l i d t <• r >1Ik#*t* fVljantl* fill It...id I
t I I••I*
fTnriMfrurllon nnil II n In I run nrc* *ii lli»m l« nml llr ld m - t
it o f M mi#i I;«I
r o o t l Aiwl MiirhIn»*i > . i ' i h | nml K*|>miim
i|Ve H lo r k . I'nui nml i'ur«* nml K<
for
l.jiliof,
tli.m <iuui«|s
o f l?(»nvl«a( <}tinf'lln
r e e d i n g iiml <•urn nf <’oiivlr|N mi I(« hi «I h
Cf f r y m o n
d ii I n •»•• Af'mtinl **f K miii I n llullt Ii\ I ’m itn iF i
’ W H ITTA L L
1 1 .1 0 0
l:s 'l IVI ATM OF K V I T V S C H l l o v i t I 1 \||
> i ; v i i v o i .f . n i l v i v
tari"*
BAall)
to
.WEDNESDAY, 3 P. M.
. « n i •*< |
••
4
Homo Harmony by Miss Feme Mil*
’
Decorative Possibilities of Armstrong
Linoleums.
^
; t •i •h i
:* .
■
TUESDAY, 3:30 P.M. ’ ~i
» i
f
f
O f)
V **H
• ^
Authorities on homo fashions will
give you helpful information.
.
. . M M I ) O i*
Hondh
cntlnmrlim .
New collections of handsome cm. I
tonnes, drapery silks and dainty 2 ? 1
Huns. Voilo and marquisotto nirtaininS
by the yard will also be displayed.
m
Dnin in.in's Delight Dairy Feed
i ii
* I • a• n i l
j.TOTAL
1t
C R E T O N N E S , C U R T A IN S , D R AP E R
Mu rain Ilorae Feed
n o
.O ff
f
Krpe
Sunshine Poultry Feed
« n
KSTIV IVTF.II K V C H V ' I I H 1(0 VII till \ O I I VI.
h iiv iim h .i ; i o i \ i v
id
Mu tie Ave. and 1th Ktrect
I N T E R E S T I N G TALKS
ilM I
♦ J |
n TlontU to In inv*11 • •
od for <'mil iiil“ lift*
■Your Hohie—does it satisfy .7
P ogib ly not for almost
i
needs refreshment in the - S r * * '
the year I So next week we fc .2 '1
play many new things t0 make
homo more comfortablo and
OO
I
jiM II
TOTAL
.Hi Of I 111M OH1
'A T D I C K S 0 N -1 V E S N E X T , JF£rp ]
I ..*•< ! r i n n
•jllpei’ lul d f f l . n
B e e c r v c d fu r c ■ill ! lu; ••firi'-.t
of
H o m e Sweet Home
P ro gram
K:»,li mie the best in it* clana
)\
1
#
r
—
n parachute jumper, were burned
to death and Arnold Koene, me
chanic. was critically, burned when
a s m a l l nirplano in which they were
driving from Bogner to London
crashed near here yesterday.
t
i::7 ..a
• JuHt I r r nf I In* I** *n «•. <*•»•'! MMI* in r ' l i n . i n i l • .1
C o u n l v l'ruNt‘<*uf ttm A l t m n* . »
v i« I i #»ii !••»?«
' . . P d l l l f f H , |*a\ fail- \r t •'till III! • •»• • H ll.lll.il
W l t t i e n * Ki’in
•C o u r t MlcIliiKl’illrlii’ l' III I U*»tl \ • ||> \
Other
nf <’iimln.il li ••«*•• mnm
«
(Ouin.itrsl 7*t rrnt.inl
<..*■•"» ns
l.oaoiMi
ff M TIM A TK OF K l PKV *K* FIMC VM> FOM FIIITM IK I I Ml
a!
.
sk m im m .i : • oi vrv
.F O R TIIK FISFAI. THAI! I1MIIVS SI ;l*TF VI III II :»«»«!.. I!c.'7
J
1
‘ m ill
- Sheriff and Ii#*|nil•••*. CunI Mill*- mi • iirnift.il *\» •
1 (H IM
’ l , r CoilMlihlcH, (NimI m ill In (*i IfiilH.i! < .1 » H
1 ...........
Jjj . C l e r k o f flu* f ’lnnli i ' m iim i ' o - ' Mill* >n i i •nr mi » I
** I I M I I
** V.QOUnt) .Vml k •'*»*! lllIN In < nnmil
i*;• * •.4
1....... TWff
-
. i.r'ATHEflllfeSAD, Surrey, Eng-
DAIRYMAN’S DE1GHT
DAIRY FEED
1 3.SIMI.OO
sU. a D*pt. Anri.
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...
.
Cor Coiitlnueari"* ••
MM:
J,.
U 'mft what a cow EATS but what she
DIGESTS that produce* milk and butter fat»
KSTIM A l l 'l l Ktl'K.VSKS Afill M ll.T I' IIA I. FUND
N iu iivoi.i: n i i 'v r v
TllF. FISFAI. 1 FA 11 KSIUlWd flKFTKMUKK a«lfc, IIKIT
ami
i ¥
f* - f
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iff—
2 DIE IN P LA N E CRA8H
John W. Kneed, Phono 530
J3S.2S5 00
11 r ' P i y o f J u r o r In ( ' r h n i i m l < ;*»*• '•. i ' h i i i i Vi
r“
i l a r y Ilf Jlldu** " f .1 l l V f t l l l f <*••»!» f
^ A r y <»f I'r n liiiin m
•
SANFORD FEED AND SUPPLY CO.
ft.1) 0(1 Dll
t n*w Jail l*>i
ki
: .m ’.'
That’s our* propoaUjofl on every sale. Phono tis your next
..ider and we are sut*c wo can add .v«nir name to our growing
li>t o f satisfied nistomdra.
T |IK F I R F Al. VF.AII F . M M M J R K F T K M I I K H .11Mb. ISX7
I .1.733.Jr.
lim n '
_
, not’ l^n^ any 'difficulty In gtttng an oyo plumb full, as.lt la.
There are some things that it
.imuld he difficult to Improve upon,
/or Instance, the Essex Coach.
Yours,
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BILL.
“ Your Money Back If You Are Not Satisfied ”
.'bni L o t N o r th o f I 'l m r i
t County If time
C of Tlnni Warrant*
Til
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KRTIMATUI) liXrHAHBS IIU1I.IHMU FI Ml
SBSIAOI.K I Ot MTV
. o i l . T im *
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3 £21 tl? l Summer Weather
$ 4 0 Society B ra n d Suits $ 1 0 when purchased, i|j
w tlj ,
$ 4 $ Society B ra n d Suits. $ 1 0 when purchased,
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\ K T H A T a transformation
^ ^ paint makes in the ap
pearance of vour home and in the respect
accorded i i. I;y the neighborhood! Better
stiU, what a difference it makes in re
pair bills it ':epc well, painted—painted
with a pro'-: stive paint."
$ 5 0 Society B n m d Suit* $X »w h en porchawd,
Is the Ideal Drink!
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• 5 5 S ociety B ra n d Suits* $ 1 # when p u rch ie e d ,$ 4 ,$ S weekly
$ 4 0 S o d ety B ra o d S u its | jo w h e n [im
.......winllj
Ruttennilk is churned fresh
dfiy and sold by all the leading1
mntaina.
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— protects ;»s Wi ll a:; beautifies property
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out moisture and decay — prevents d e p r e c ia t io n
Is
repair b ills !
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Whatever you need in painti -varnish or bruS^ * J
or whatever you want to knpw about them j
will find at this store.
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Jfer- is
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'Issues:
» * « r to the officers.
•xtsnslon bund*—
T raty Ulk’ed about hit life a(nce
SAYS
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capiiiir Aug. 0 .
He stayed in n « <
f»75,«
tM.VOods during the day time,ubutf fIX N
T M E N T
M E N
improvements -100
ht would always Bleep.Vin •
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1’ 0r Pur*l,aa* o f property 100
bouse, he said.
He
ye
(Continued fro^n Page 1 ) vI^rtenaion o f waterworks gyi
c — vicinity of St. Cloud fo r
asked him what #as rtext on the
|ny'days after his escape.
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— 825,000
schedule o f business.
T o Sheriff At One Time
Gaa plant improvement 900,000.
he was so close to Sheriff , Thirteen
Municipal hospital
100.000
investment , housej
- 7T-.7 V' v h a fMve much timo In were n preswited g: .lie -rspecirtl
Extension of street lights sjrafotn
searching for the famous b an d it.■session
‘’•’ Hon held to open,bids. Five of
o ff
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}jj* ‘ " * could hove shot the sher-1 of the hotisesj- through their re-j Municipal natatorium
100,000
irf. he said.
pi romiutives, ‘w W w H lm g to bid
| " t0 bonds are dated Jtdy l , ‘ie28
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preparing- l<» cross n W* for the general obligations, uc- nn“ Interest psynble seinl-snnuallv
lake.and I was 40 yards uwny,” jcurding in Mr. Lindsey.
[July 1 and Jan. 1. They will bear
ln--I
h ^ e y.h^tdh f i j l eP r0S1 could
Nine of the bond houses, in
P«r. cent interest, v^he bond#
T m c v * t S .. hpr°h VVns' • u
several of the rive housesi w,i l ma(tu,r<j
'«*■*■ data,
bridle or s l ^ n / 1h0r*'’, wthnut w* .h offered Do, would ;my U J*.
The total bonds sold today rtK
"addle, four miles follo w -.it v ,.« mid. Three of the invest-1pr,*ient thrf°
o f ths $2,565.-
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STATE BODY ACTS ev#f
Orlando Realtor’!
(Continued from Page 1).
the swamplands of the region but
License Is
without success.
It wss iator reported that Tracey
had left thtT’ mainland o f Florida
for tho Bahama Islands, where he
k jM e te n k r " J * b T w £
tras said to have first become a
* * i at thg office.
The
number of the now extinct no
still la the postoffice
torious Ashley gang which made
opened.
It was found
its rendezvous In the Everglades,
• ra t*. Shaving outfit.
sallying forth at intervals to ter
i brush.
rorise banks of the Florida East
party, left fo r
Coust.
,
- from CholuoU.
After Tracey escaped, Jarman,
the arresting officer this morning,
pwas decided to continue to
1“ p
was criticized by atate’s Authori
Bee o f Hancock, who la a f p ^ T r ' K i V T , : 1 , „ , " ; r , - . r j - ties for allowing the prisoner to
foreman for tha Florida
tv 1itsIII
escape nnd being the lone officer,
Met Line railroad, by usinir
said to be the last ...
4HJ„ „ ua .
to take him into custody, he said:
" d w o n the railroad tracks.
f
:
No
House
Would
Buy
All
Bonds
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gang of which Tracy wus i
“ This is tho happiest day of my
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*or • distance of two Ashley
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None of the investment houses
life.”
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member,
on two different ........!
occnthey decided to walk the a
fliont*, ho said.
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( roprononted would by all the indue*
A
rift
over
tho
eacapo
also
apo f the distance because
Tracy’s hair ims
grownbut i
Tht* r*PW *f»t«tlvas had InA T L A N T A . Go., Sept. 4.— (JP)_
l>ciired at Tallahassee between
o f the motor o f the
"Ughtly sinco he left Haiford one ! *Jtruet,0ii" to buy 200 or H00 bonds ) Kcligioua dlffcronce with his wife Governor John W. Martin and Na
J h<Mrd by Tracy if
His head was shaven j ^,,r. , xunip i'
'are neld by potiae to have been than Mayo, commissioner o f agrlat the Hancock house » « t h .go .
when he started on the trip to find
The Commit 'ionors rejected the I responsible for tho suicide in a
the cache in which bonds were ’ bW" submitted ns follows: One of!
hotel early today o f James
105.21 by Wright-Warlow of Or- j T«*madge Fanning, 23. He shot
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outside the one-story
he occupied.
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N e g r o , Wanted In non’ "r
'r0u,^ cnt3J:,for
in n in g left two notes, one adJ M Tracy Wasn't There
C' ae xf n- i n f '
LX v s
Tk! of Vi® pu*?l,c utility issue*. I dressed to his wife and the other t'orner Park Ave. and Central 81.
rtfoo .Tiwey hers with you,” Ireorgia, Caught Here ThU w,,ulrf provide 1* 71,260 at the |to “ the one who finds me.”
Elegantly Furnished '
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j I,ricc submitted.
| Mrs. Fanning told the police'that
lfB»ked Haneock.
Alonzo
Everitt.
alias
Edwards
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th,f
}M<13
submitted
by
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"hp
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ud
her
husband
had
differed
9
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Hancock anl,ond houses in the name regarding religion.
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Each apartment consists o f living
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id ® was until several negro wanted in Pulaski county : “ Kro(iri
Georgia, was taken into custody "J lh.'‘ Ilr,,w"-GrUmrinc Co., for all
I room, full size l»ed room, dresring
ago hut he left."
,SHt|es listed tr;tnling ?!,room with full size Murphy bod,
Y °« mind that we look in- early this inornig by Offic-rs (j
E. Phillips and J. V. Martin am i11"5,000' Th,H w« “ W give Lha city
......‘ to. kitchen nnd bath. Electrl• 7 Jarman continued,
I'Hlgcd in the city jail t,. await
17.50,
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<;d rofrigeriition and garuge in -I
teisphlo," Hancock snid.
eluded.
o°wf t rorn ‘^ Horiff I*. K. Itifllcy <,f
utility
s includ
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he deputy sheriffs and crimi- f o ’ ii ‘‘nunty.
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.vd'ITic l-hs |»limt. elcclrii light and
1, Investigator entered the house.
Kidlcy is charged witly' selling |'vutv'r \wuks bonds.
I'irnt Nntional Hank Bldg.
lUtes fctiO
. .OO nnd up pel
ier month.
ft**
tke rooms on [ mortgnged lnnds” niLjr f-,
recently d,.
I’ ripi.-nls were received on the Sanford, —--------- Florida
Apply at Apt. No. 4.
first floor, but there was no! elded to leavt nis Georg.
J ra cy.
A small stair-. "peratjjy.^' f^r n PhVnlia^ S.Vn r,,(°tf
.i#^ L n« L apprar.!T !1
_y . t0 „a n . a.^
kw;;r; hrj<
i|iv iw'1 t.. i„. o„ ,ho!
**pi«d. Jarman walked to
, advancodt up the stairways
The negro will probably be re-!
HU fU ih ligh t re s a le ,! tho turn ec! to (»f*oraia no mi* time tok«hln4,bhe chimney. any or tomorrow, ftmmlinj; to local
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. j R t * shot Jarman pllce authorities.
J-showed above the
jtslo o r, but it was reM y n k k n f ’ iiy . Cmistruetiiin ,■
he had left his gun in started ..,, Mynkkn Fitv-Hardee J
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bey.
He was apparent- County line road.
•ing when the officers ndto the house but, was
—d when they hogon scarehI, Interior below him.
H;u,- ym i si rm l.jg ;,mli 'timi that you urc s tr iv f lield out his hands to ulp«ty Stephenson to slip the
.tig for'.’
e- i t over
wri"ts.
The I
g?W tn made its way to the l
automobile without a n y 1
K’v g iila r '. n iiig w ill h elp -yo u to “ put it mx*r.
•incidents.
Tho automobile 1
S lfirl an Mtvount w ith tins I’imk.
p.-lifted out of the mud and the i
made to Orlando.
t
rtooner Talked Freely
;
r‘ talked freely enmute to
L according to Deputy i
Stephenson.
I
« W "HI NCI. A I i r Gun
ept thinking about th at.
F ull of eager power
rL i ° ; , cl°thc» coming by i
-SINCLAIR OILS
E
iiJTr1?]*1‘m uff,car"” 1said !
Better for your motor
f ir s t n a t io n a l b a n k
MJhMdf it w iilsg «t mo in trou-.
SANFORD. F L A
. d «i*y m < a w . ai:
Hofkcdto
for by
um m bbd raamjMK&tfn a m
c“y (Young Atldpti Man
Kills Self In Hotel
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Bines Filling Station
Phniy 451.J
-A ly during , tho ride to i
rr*cy would refer to the'
»|y self-sharpening mower on iht*
|iet w^ilh patented device. Ex»ely patented ndjuating features,
ling blades made o f tempered
lible -steel.
nrh
Enjoy Labor I)av
nclt
With Us
Amid Majestic Pines”
Special Reduction
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promptly and satisfactorily answering their own
question by purchasing the Smoothest C h evro let j
in Chevrolet history!
Telephones:
Brighter, m ore striking D u co colors— the com*
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forts and smartness o f enclosed Fisher bodice*-
11»T TO t| I ' l l J T
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tim e-p ro ved e c o n o m y a n d d ep en d a b ility -
brilliant acceleration, effortless c o n t r o l , abundant
f t
S cdaa*‘
[ONTPIt A N D M A f l V
K.
• • M IS w I FK. ami eiicli
... lr living, anil If ilesil.
• “ ‘ lalmliiH any In leresl
1 « r under H enry Fooler,
ir,
Fouler, til* wife.
* lien,, ileoeaaeil, as
■..m 1
legal eus. grun i"a » Ise In Die land ln-
pow er, amazing smoothness at every speed-"
all these qualities are yours in today’s Chevro^
L a n d a a $ ^ jg g
at C h evrolet's lo w prices!
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J ^ T o n T r u c k $ ljy j
tea* m<i cmj>
"s suit; Ami ALL
C o m e in! D rive this splendid low-priced quality j
Bn.-r.-J.,! v|",‘* ,,r ' - l a l m l n g
ItiiiL
1 ,tn
land Invotvl o o " suit,
P * 'A N T S .
car! Learn w h y it is the overw h elm in g choic*'
|J a' I T | n H.
ITK
F , J<, n I r j A .
o f buyers every w here*
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Ii u’i#’ ”M,er u"d Mary B,
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and each of them.
Ia„' , dead, all partlea
no
hy, ’ thru, ur
|i LJ ""''T anil Mary K.
la* i t " r "hher of them,
' "" lo irs, ilevlsens. lega-
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olherwtae In the
suit as here-
■ l,n,l all partlea
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Interest in
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iil.ovo desrrllieit , ruel nf In ml lo Hi-II -tv t
io i i i |il;• Innitt. .1. II White.
I, Is fu rth er orilercil
that
Mils
NpVtlLh *I•
order In; pulillshe,! mini a week fm
and eon'!..
fo u r ronsoi'Ullve w e e k s Ip Mie Sim• ist 0Uu11.
fortl Iteralit. a oi-wspuper polillshT-. wuslilp
eil In Seminole <*iniiiu. I 'li o o l a ami
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luivlnu a well,-ral lireiilat (on
IK^IN’ I-: A N I > < U M U :ltl.l> Mils Mie 1ami
-Tilt ilav of A oh list. A D 7S2«.
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Northeast quarter of northeast
■luarlfr, south half of nor|hwe«|
uusrter and nortn hd|f uL Southeast iquarter, all. In-Heclton 10,
Township It Kouth, ltango «t
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P i n t N a tio n a l
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herein
•‘Worn tdll of
that you and
Sanford Avenue at 10th Street
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In i i i ii t li.it \>mi
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S-inclt non oscilC A
b itin g fan
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10- inch oscil-
Hose Nozzles
{■ A A
l v i U v
12-in. .'{-speed Q Q A A A
o sc illa tin g fail ^ O U * U v
Folished cast brass, th row s
stream , spray or can he shut
o f f en tirely. W ill fit coupling
on e ith er 1-2 or
hose.
Mi-in. .‘{-speed © O f f A A
oscilla tin g fan y d t f s U v
Each
la lm g
fan
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quar
8 o u th w «s t q uarter
" J . n o rth, w e a r q uarte r- rtf •ootlomt ’.*•,■
T o w n s h ip 11 south, >i p ( . . R a n g e
- ItWkMt.
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HOUND.
BlIY NOW Wllllv
YOU HAVE THIS OVVOPtfUft
ITY TO SAVE.
Local, No. 8; Long Distance No. 842
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LUMBER - SUPPLIES
BUILDING
Co m p e t it io n
W tiR tis
in
One who goes Into the market to buy a motor car
today is naturally confused.
When buying any of these it does
not pay to take a chance buy only
the best from dealers who are ready
to back up their products.
He has read the words boat and Amato,t no often
that they have ceased to be convincing. Where all in
best, he reflects, there can be no best
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Thousand-dollar cars have been described to him in
ten-thousand dollar language. And Vice Vera*.
CELERY CITY
Lumber & Supply Co.
He finds himself the target In a war df adjectives; the
helpless victim in a gigantic competition 6t words.
And so he is forced to rely on chance— the advice of
friends—or his own limited experience.
If. T . Lipscom b. Mur. W. F*. C u rler, Asst. M fjr.
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Dodge Brothers, Inc., h*ve never participated in this
verbal competition.
C o u rtfM — ((iiu lK y — Service
They are content with the position they have long
maintained in the far more vital competition of honeat
value.
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L E T US S U I'I'I.V
Y O U R B U IL D IN G N E E D S
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They have coritfouedQteddjty tofolprove their product
Tt?1
n ®?5,*ort an“ l^vauty, but basically—beneath
the body and hood where fundamental values lie.
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Yet they hiivft'ftot Unduly Stressed each betterment
that has marked the steady progress of their motor car
toward a higher perfection.
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Art
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aphasia
. All orders for buildlag
materia)
will
•:i«ntbe . all
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reorire
i prompt attention.
kinds
w ■ IB I
We
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when ecdnomic contfltion* or greater sake have
ttghV to. roduc® prkei without redtkhdt
»they have announced the fact without excesii,
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iha* been
era rewxrt. andthiSie!
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t# cotohulagUbtm&U:
of
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Tjlhn Qtfsiity la the beat.
jKJNK' AND ORDBOHD at HnnfnrilT1Florida, this the 14lh day of
August. A. D. l l t l ,
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Judge of the Circuit Cou
uf tha M v M tM u rie u T p i
cult qf . Tlnrlda. Hsmlnn
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Crtuqty.j*
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. . . . . . . . ----a i d ’ a ^ n e w s p a p e r puh..siied In Hsmlnole Coilnty, Floridu.
V f f S t 1' lr ¥” k t o r fn u r oonsecullvc
h.
of fw t. *:
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ter and northwest quarter, all
Inflection 11."Township 11 south,
" r|v dsaorlbUd
f Kange 31 east.
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K o rlli sast «iUarleT o f rtofth'saaT
ouurter. west h a lf of northeast
q u a r te r and west half- nil In
Hectton JO. T o w n s h ip It south,
RUr1g« 31 l is s b
1 W sfl half of northeast
Phone 768
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••Ill kit iisl *|l|j« ft« t
l a s s i T t f / B . ': W i H P ltD C L A NI>
AJ| Y. a cqrderation, uppesr:
■ •*"- uald motion on Mon-I
f, qf Octobe r. A. I>.
r i n g a R u le Day of
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1111.1I t**F 1*1 IIMt t 11
:i!l hi S* r11nu :iu.
ffmhilllH.
tin*
lrn. n
i |- »ia*.-’Vi-,j
remtantH, mill
ami In
m m
e In
ueire.
piaiotirr.
res or other claimants or otlre r w ls e under M II.D K IIT W. IlOK de- k , w . ,s|’ i i o i : i . v n o c o m p a n y .
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and Hi
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ceased,
ana
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miri .W I I O I lO I J I I H n IVr|MMtlnn,
m
; lilt
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’ KIl V COMPANY.
C O M P A N Y , a ro rim ra I 1,’fellllll III.
Iloo.
If
In
legal
existence
and
If
lion, tf
* , ■•i , oniiKit o p ( til in'
j, g aily dissolved, lo each anil every
K
W
S p ill il ‘L A N11 COM
of the successors, shar e holders and T O
stock iHHiirrn
holders viniin
elalm ln
any
JL'A.'iy. A C O I I P O I I A T I O N
Mlrii'K
impx* o
".* Interest
• ft In itu. made to appeal linlo Mils
or Interests under H I LLH II O lto lK II
i
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Point
ih.it there lots hecu ltisM.nl’
O U O C K I I V C O M P A N Y . , a eorpora
Moil legally
legal IV ext Ilift o r othe rw ise. I e.l till 'Jo C u c n l l Court or Ih. Nov
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slid to C< lOPF.It i m O C K H Y C O M - eihl, Miull.
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A N Y . a corp
If In
I p le gal | suit,
suit. n herein M A T T I K WMI'l'K. a
existence
•xlsteiice nnd
nn.l If
ir lejtallv
legally dissolved,!
oissoiven, | wid
whlow.
ow . It,
|* the
(tie I'lhlnt
Plliintirr
If f. - and
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W.
o cnrli nod ev ery o f-t h e successors, i M P H o P l, A C O M P A N Y , a ’■oipniasharc holders and stock
linldcrs k tion. Is |lie Defandniit. wherein ilatnclnlnilng any Interest or Interests a g o * nf.V claimed hy the I *in Itit Iff
under
the
C O O I’K R
( I H O C M R Y t against the Defendant lu the nUtil
COMPANY.
u eorpurnlton. le g a lly - o f I 6".0 » 0 .nn fo r the loss of the l i f e
extinct*or otherwise, anil to all p ar- I o f PtndJ A W hit e, on accounl of Mie
ni'HlIgenee
tl«M. oacli it ml ovtr yi c l n l m in « any ‘ ----••--------- of the said Dcfcliilslll
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liitore«t nr InturrstM u n drr any of tlinl Summons and Itcspondcodum
the aliovc mimed defendants, and lo hus licen duly Issued, nnd Mini (he
..H part las ..anti
lirl nVi.r\’
all
each iinnd
every, clalui Hhdi irr of Hemlnole County. Florida,
lug any Inters*! or Intereiln In the has made his return upon suld Kmuland Involved In Ihls suit, under mons tlnil no officer or agi-ul or
any of the above named defendant*, Ollier person upon whom service
earh and every, whose names and could he made fo r ssld corporation
residences
urc'unknowp lo the Com could lie fifnqd In flemtnole County.
es _ .
plaint In
In the above entitled cause, Or In the Stal e of Florida, arid Mint
ptalnl
and
lo -all
all unknown
nd to
iinKimwn nartle*
i._.--- whom
. ...... therefore service enuld not he
never, claiming nny Ini
Interest or In made; that said Defendant Is a f o r
soever,
* *the
*
1land1 Involved
ItVOivru an
*.... eign corp nratlniT, with Its prlneipul
tarests In
In ■this
suit, said land being situate In
lr- place of busines s In Chicago. Illi
flemlnnlc County. Florida, nnd do nois, with au th ori ty from, the Secre
tary of Hlate q ( Florida, to do huslaerthrd us follows, to-wlt;
l . . Htute
U l u l . of
..0 Florida.
ne»s 1..
In iMie
eoist.
*
**#• #. « •*
h rant
-
Inc.
$14.00
. Good
Dependable Mowers
The Ball Hardware Company
®
i 'r
.!»- i ,«.V, , JL
IB-Inch
THAT ARE USED .THE YE(ML S
rmi> I'htliu s4s*n>••
iSKAl.l
I arid
|of joint meetings with
V K I )l M'MI.ASS.
*'b I III Mini In till*
right, title II
i srnvii of the small
Cli-rk of 71 It .Itulli-lal <’Ireult prnpi •'♦j, 11*-i
v(•
IImmI
•
court,
Seminole
t'oiilily, A
•mlnole County will be
vkj«JlI is
.....I • I ' 1 <l U D K K K h that
Jft ' III*
Florida.
you and eai Ii •.f ) n u lot anil you ar.
ftly Hy the local ChamDy A. M. W eeks. I). C. nKrKby r.-<,u 11 ■<I to ap pe al to the
aerif, according to Sec- JAM. l|. H U A It O N f i It M. P A V U V ,
lllll of I'niiiplalnt heroin flleil
on
*rt J, Molly,
Hollcllors anil of I ’oonsel
Monday. Hie ’Oh i|i,y nf Sept., A
for
l
*i■
in
pI
ii I■iiiii t
D INI1'’, the .-..mo h.'ltlU II Itllle I >ll,\
TX)** of the meetings,”
of title t'opil at the I'l.lirl I louse
Holly, “ in to bring the A u k . L’S. Sept. 4-t I-IX-2S.
III S a g l "I >1. Seminole I’ onnlv. FlorInc outlying portions of IX THU .rilH U IT Clll'll-r OF IdmyHtnJ til 'll I ll'll Mu i . of. |lerll'»
illl-tw > on
.p| l anse
t.i’iiiK a
F in closer touch with
SR.MINOIiK t ill M l . FI,OIK I l)A.
t l i . ' l l " ’ I title lo III’
I ’ntuIX r l l A . M ' R I I V .
N to stimulate their inpiallllilil.
In
a
lal
lo
file
lllnl aliiiVI Vlr»l
«>ll OIOII OF I’ l III.H'ATIOX’
he hii.sine.SH houses here, S I , A V I A ('(ll.ll.NV t ' l i M l W N V , a
l*|-n IV .Of.s-o
will
he
eolereil
hanl.s ..f this city lose ( 'orpo ial lop under the L a w s of
ir
Is
fm
tt
'
I
'
'lit
Il'tlt
r
.
l
'
I
hat
thin
|nf dollars annually to tile State of Ohio,
llisllfl* 1m ' |i i.llsh’ il III Mi. Smiforil
t 'oniplalrmnl.
M cr lioiises. simply beIfirtihl u if• a •.pap. r llllMlsheil III
-V S Hiiiifiml. S* mi
ill".It I'ollllll
I'*lm lila
|lMM,|i|e who live in the A l.l’ i u : l » I ' M e l ' ( I.XI It, el III .
ii ll ve
•
me* :i vv ••• i.. I” , tour . *
I 'e f. ’lulallts
1not know that they can
t
IVPi'IlN
XOTII'K TO KVIIHX AMI IX .
"I mill o|I If IBI
Wltll' HS lilt
nf the I'oods they desire
Ii VOW X IIKFKX II t XT.a
■•I Hi*,
il
nf I in- 1
t m i -: s t a t u o f F i . o n i D A . to
i
‘Irrult
r i iu>
I
Hrv
Ini
h
.hull.
1
1
A I .F I I K M f
Met'l 'Mil ami F.I.I.A
i of Secretary Holly is to
MeCO.MII his wife. C C IIIIO W N . CxUlh* nl I‘*|m» i Ii In mirt f
><if the meeting days nf Ii
I t (iSM
S A L L Y K I I I I O W N Ills wife. JAM'KH IimN* • i ‘um III v, •ii Mils |hr
.Inlx A IV I
jer f” r out h o f the ccn- W. L I L L Y , T I I O M A S W Ml lit AN. of
si:
\
D
1
4
*
1
1
<
*
i«
1
1
<*ouil
Ipumlioii out o f the city. A L I C K II. D A N I B U t . A I.IC K JF
i: u r i r u i « . \ s s
\f
C
I..
WKST
ami ' Y,
7-v the Sanford members SAH.NOI.il.
«*|«*rk
P I N K S , ir living, anil If dead, to ,
lly
\ M.
1tne community nnd ox- the heirs, devisees, gran te es or nllih
f ••1*111 \ I 'I n I,
l*» with the men nf that i. i <■Iii Iin it ii i m or otherwise uniler A l.- W ri- SnN . IM H'SHi H.IHvIl N »i« VI.K.
C. Met 'DM FI anil
KLI.A
M
“ «n informal luncheon, FIM;l>
M»I|o I|oih fo r « 'Mill plat riant •
MeCOMII Ills wife, C C I I I I O W N .
meeting hero.
HA 1.1.V H. l i m . W N his wlfe. J A M K H I ^
T|||, ,
( 0 ( ||T
Insve been mailed to W. I J h l- Y , TI in .M AS W. M< ill AN*,
«
i : yf .x t ii .i i m i h i .
c iiii i rr
I.K 'K It. U A N 1 K L S
A l J C K II
OF II.OIIIII\. IX AMI coil
ne representativo men of A
A H NtM .lv
(*.
I*.
W I:ST
and
/.
KKXlSlII.K
Fill
XTV.
►an districts and they HIMNKS. t'ltilmlriK any Intvrtm or.
•
X II T I C K
m't with an enthusiastic lilt#*f* ktm umlt-r iIn* ulmvi* nnnnui d»»- M A T T IK W H I T C . W l. l- w .
do w e need in an a u to m o b ile ? "— and are
‘510
° ™
ESE HUGE m o v e m e n t s
A R E ,S T E P S FORWARD TO W AR D
M AKING THIS A G R E A T CITY.
11-Inch .............
The “ D A Y -F A N ” may be
used for either desk or brack
et mounting. These fans are
all finished in black cnumel.
OFF!
T h a t w ill stand
any w a ter
pressure— made o f extra qu al
ity rubber tube, black .lib b er
cover, sm ooth sides, moulded
construction- Coupled in.
Ufi and 60-fnot
lengths, pt?r foo t
.
essential to motoring satisfaction* tens of thoiK
sands are daily asking themselves: “What more
IT o n T r u c k I d Q C
fa
r<‘'flw
/wWjBm
18-Inch
Garden Hose
... .......$ 1 . 0 0
Body Plans
In Small
Of County
- ■ w mmmmwumm .y 1
.
-l A ’i >t ' 3 &fe
.
10 Y ear«
l-inch-lB^nrh
LowPricesf
R *irD oar$
Month of September
n quiet
running and durable, lowpriced, fan and costs but a
fraction n f n cent per hour to
operate.
f-inrh-lH-inth .........
at these
Coachar $ £
Coupe-
\h
fo r Econom ical Transportation
markable combination of the modern feature* *
THE G R E A T BUILDING A C T IV IT Y
IN THE SOUTHEAST P A R T OF SAN
FORD, TH E COMPLETION OF A R
T E R IA L HIGHWAYS, TH E LO CA
TION OF THE PROPOSED NEW HOS
P IT A L AND TH E PR O X IM ITY OF
PRESS C ITY AR E A L L COMBINING
T O M AK E SANFORD C RO VE STAND
O U T AS SANFORD’S FUTURE E X
CLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
u
L/yS
Made of aaane qttaHly M l '
the “Eclipae” but does he^'
A d ju stin g and aeff-alta^pdi . _
tort's. Also smaller and ligt^ei
chine.
*.-.■
P er Cent
B e c a u se no o th er car p ro v id e s such a re* |
—
.
hem* Mowers Guaranteed Fur
in a n A u t
—
• “ The D A Y -F A N "
w
,!*■ ,n.
-'3Ur
. aaas
sy
t\m
miattnoredo vou ne
Forward
Steps
■
ELECTRIC
$20.00
$21.50
$23.00
nch
BETWEEN DEI,AND AND DAYTONA
•1 ~~
if
ir* ‘i v Rn j
Here Is Your Opportunity to Save on Articles th a t Can B e Used
the Year ’Round, and A r e Called Seasonable By
Only Those o f the North
v
r*
Y
r-W T s \
“ L A• •D
Y”
v. , ./
iWN MOWERS
LOG CABIN INN
So Smooth —soPowerful
SANFORD GROVE
\
r E C L IP S E ”
eautv
«rass Catchers
FOR, AU
Comfort
CHEVROLET |Lawn Mowers
Economy
SAVE
TIME-LABOR
Dependability
$1.25
Penormance
i*uj:tinjLi: II Over”
' ' li-t Vi'.*tl
. •’i f f r - i a l
--------W - 'r t f
' -•
y>> t
A; r.
M ONDAY AFTERNOON A N D NIGHT, SEPT. fiTH
(iood Music—Entertainment.
SxUrW&U
rW
nP*** \ .
,VX.'V.
.v;-u i \
i- •;» 4
...v,
•l-1: i
• ! wil
•
D A N C E...
Elton J. Moughton
(L'-AtU'Jl
0Ver 12 i
i v hv oaJ r 9tau h“ - w . >„ 0 iveH iD h n J
. % N ^ u Y<irk f * * cowmiseion Haraldg In (h
a S
WBMIUWilLV
j_•. $ i .
J- • ' 773
flee that Golden has not applied for
or received a license in that state. Stone- C i r e f i B
ORLANDO. Bent.
The
nu‘nt'
CfS;,
B A N K IN G ' F IG tfl«E 8 GIVEN
real estate license o f Martin J.
Golden was revoked yestonfajr by
NE YORK, Sept. 4.— (A*)— The
Judg<‘ W. F. Blanton, of *. Bade actual condition o f clearing-house-,
county, it wnn announced neur this and trust eompanics for the week
morning at the offices of the Flor shows n d eficit In reserve of $12 ida real estate commission.
850,440,
This la a decrease in
Golden was charged with hav
fB£*
ing sold lota in a development rep reserve o f $20,104,010 compared
resented to be high and dryt where with the week before when ox man '
Dengue or HUj^
as, it was declared, the property reserve o f $7,433,570 was reported.
H kill*
PAM APARTMENTS
ID S Sanford Ave.
1m
m
T R A f ! V T S H R ! f l t f ccltun;, Who is In charge of the wda
merged from one to ten
V % in A
w r ir iw i
I itnt0 pr|8un /arm activities. This
{JJ
"
v
J
w
*t*r
entIrely woAh! j
O R L A N D O
U N T I L
wa" ,,ot o f n aerlou» nature, how. Golden l « ‘ said to bo in New'Vork '
'"OFF,”
:
>'
;
■»*
�W
„ ,? ¥
PCTfflltfo t t W t h e &rat. of thh man,
Stall and N.' Y, C. •v\;.
<•
?^ Aiiide?Pribe tho. transaction closejy enough to make his
F m m Um Chin Up.
'
le.
But even that wULnot detract
M il* Beryl Mills,, O. K.
,
story which is decidedly^ good enough
B
Y
AR
TH
U
R
B
R
IS
B
AN
E
... . _
____ rin.
‘
< ^ W r l* U IBM, kf Star Oa.) I
.i,?“.r ..her?_ i,(,W, he1
detest being called a hero-had
•An m IM*
U*1Bu burl<red and etehty dollars for a vacation trip. i n - c a l i f o r n i a , w . o . McA.
vAttit
« « m t o have two weeks “net" That is he was to have doo wink In what waa alleged-*©
»r*IO N HATBt
tlmetenough to go and come from New York and all of two ho a fight between him, and Gov
IT.Mi Sit ***
Monthfi—
1.
ernor Smith, of Now York.
Tho
Cnrrtsr, n#r weeKS in the great city.
Smith men say “ McAdoo ha* split
l- f& fe ' Edition
' tl.Ou.
tiA.*
•
rha,d "ever been to New York, but he made
hiij party and will not control hla
MM
delegation." 1028 will tell about
J
t*
f°,r
monthH*
A
h
his
vacation
money
I'jtWTICB1 All nhlfimry
tniu.
Irat ot thunk*, resolution. increased he would study up some more wonders to see
lO f entertainments where He economized on everything.
He bought his clothes with Hiram Johnson edmes aut o f the
•Srnade will be charged
advertising rate*.
the main thought, their suitability for that beautiful va- right in control of hla party ma.
fJ?T#
politicians y hava
i n o c t A t b d p n e tt. Z ' r J V l : An.di f ina,,ikr he had only ten more days to tried to take it away from him, but
wait until he would board the train for the big adventure have not been big enough to t/o it.
Vr**H
•*«••«*
ja thsuse'* for
re
f .til news dispatch*- fni7„nLdify in the pla?c vyhcre he work^ he heard a woman
A la ja p .r and alao the
NO AGE limit to intelligence
a-J^WWUhad herein. AT tell another woman about a young fellow who had used h
nnrl Wall Street, wise in many
I <•^publication nf special
George F. Ba.
M-jlOr«ln nro alio reanrvcd. hU(mnlKnedt COl,ege m,°ney t0 pay a ho»Pit«l bill and send thingn, knows it.
his mother to a convalescent home. “He won’t hear to trv- ker la far b«-yond the threencoro
ng to borrow money,the woman said.
“ He says there ■"!' te"l but w,ht‘,t ho apeaka cas
ip , SEPT. 4 1926.
the
lie market hona
hopa up and
is already so much borrowed money in his family that if he ually,
|ALD PLATFO RM
ever does become a successful engineer it will take the first down.
He aaW he didn’t look for any
..... .............I l f e rr ^, " h
'water roqte to Jarbsnaat,
liver Cki
(bial. •
• f white war.
'..'Malt leaala. rnarla,
. asoa( hrtwf*
kalltlRf arn>
holrls, apart
Damon a ^ l g r t h i a s
/
'
—
—
*
,
SdJX
CHASE&i
ff** Sanford another
p *• niakon buHinens.
Doll ur
fo r e s tr y w ork k in 'n y 'w r i'te 'u s ,
!
about
the s la t e ’s
t i« n on this p a g e ?
u «»m m u n »c a ti«n fo r public,i-
SANFORD FORUM
ALMOST AMUSING
TAMPA TRIBUNE
r^ZgltSS’JSt Z l ”,i
r " ,,s mnu’ i,,°
whT\e 80V," " " « » ‘ ’« nuiil
Iiu.il routes
which have been
'cen operating »t
«t •.
loss but hm ,• done
itnnn valuable
........ ... .pj,,,,.
!
eer work, m to be e<|iii[iped for
carry mg express freight !,„d
so fn l'.w Uh i " H,’ '‘ *!?* r‘ K«r.l«Kj
, V ** " mr«? ‘ ban a sport,
liny
•s " ,*Mantiftl t iaiis|>ortatioi/aeiiieve.
nient may succeed the igere
qret quest
ror Niieed, distance and altitude :
records.
nu...
iL tn
^K?veryone wb‘™
S X ,f e r ,rain! r
mL
a
m m
At the Churches
ife! ! ENTRANTS IN SANFORD POPUI ARTTV
,r‘
CONTEST NUMHER TW ENTY-NINE^
TO YOUR
f l 2 j Cyzi.B r.e‘ r<“ ’ |nF bi« steps
lord. Must huvo forgot sume
DOggage ur something.
-------o------h e r o in e s o f t o d a y
/rTiF A It Bo r n IND EPEND ENT
shouldn’t take offense at
'0*1 well mount criticisms
.....
.. , Septehila*r 3, Mtk’ti.
Wspberry iK America’s great- |ralitur Sanford Herald:
There are mure hen.incs in real |of G,,.jr
"p p er St. Johns River Cttlodopr apart.
K
‘
life than in poetry, and more today ... . . . s‘s‘ l’,s- the country over i
In a m ent issue of your paper
than when knighthood was in flow, xxou Id have pmveii trm- in a like'
vnu made a personal attack upon
For instance, suppo.s,. that this
Times route '
Mr.
George
IV
Cottes
mid
the
er.
They dwell in the quiet of hour of perilous test.
I"
‘‘"rrlcd to the Supreme Court
S 2 , ■ * ? . l: r k in
IJOW what kind of noise nn- Board o f County Commissioners now, and suppose wc wait until
green country lanes, and amid the xvhen we wax impatient at tele- i
hubbub o f cities.
They some phone operators who do not por•n oyster? Don’t hit me for their activities in undertaking
“ f ‘ be tax payors take it to
times
mother
large
and selfish form miracles in getting jni,,OB 1
Ulster, I didn't mean to do
It r" I f * ^'""GDitio'inlity of the
Supreme Court, and
“ V1 relating to the Upper St. Joh
families,
nnd
sometimes
tread t h e 'a i l T T :.K>t US ,h," k ‘ hm. of
i’ RESIDENT „ f m ,.x lonely ways of sacrifice.
|„ „|| the girls vvho braved death ut the
River Navigation District. Thc.e udverse decision; does it not appuar ico,CALLKS,
addressing the Mexican , „ n. sorts
of
plares
thei
res their
nohilitv w I T w ' board Ti,...^ come when
tor McCUntock and lip. has t".';!' considerable personality V ymi ‘j » ‘ t this project won'li he gress, ninke.s it cleur thut there
i*ry
‘^Turk county arc •u the discussion „ IU| considerntioi, doomed oraM time? Let me ask will he no change in the attitude of shines; aroundI the hrurthaide, in S u S W
nf h™ « n
. H u " , ' T o r the man " f this project which I think is un •vm' 'f it >« not a fact thnt this hm government toward the Cath the schoolroom • ... ............................................counter,
..
over a desk or ut a telephone
unfair and unnecessary
I commission consisting o f five men
■killed Editor Don Mellett.
olic church.
H « declares he will switchboard.
wish to say that I am us much in
\ mml cour"»fi’OUH spirit
r t ; . V ' ent. «» his fight with the
"During the worst of the muni we have known n„d remember:
I. .JSjJjW W d i»M . tho chorus lavor of a canal connecting tlu> st and1a dm to thU biM iM H P «w d e n t clergy and lavs upon the Cat ho
i f o m - I* it not a
1he growing good of the world
tiona explosions in New Jersey"
r . °T ni« camp whilo Gone Johns and Indian Rivers as any fn t h
out h iZ t , y ar“ co" Mtitutcd wlth- t X ' T '
on u
n h id e .bI#mo ‘ hu‘ they |„y runs a press report, "six girls nt m Inrgeiy dependent
JRjrots out to play K(,|f. !h thrk° W.h,0 * rt\ V ,kln»f
unhistorie
»cts, and that , .
on m n? "if ‘ V Klve H,,v bond, wfththe other side o f this question. But
the
Rockaway
hoard
calmly
O T i %lnd of “ Tight is this
If
«x to expendi
, “ * much " « this bill has never tim.
Gnued to put their calls through, bad with you* andK mer« s n° lh "°
ture of money, and the only re
lie ueeuses the Catholic
been
passed
on
by
«
vote
of
the
though
debris waa falling ,.i might have been is half o w in jt o
------- o------ -is thntonce
theya Hhnl1
c a fl^IlJ| " f ,,unti-aocial. anti-juridi- uround them.”
1 those who have lived faithfit fy u
•Won Fyfe, editor of the people nor wan it passed upon by , the Governor
vear?r«B.°rt
The c*
1. “ b*1. improper acts by u|„.M|v
Heroines they were. •And most btddun life and rest m u n v is L l
liljx Herald, has quit his J»ny o f the Chambers of Commerce ' “ ngor of this unlimited power
tombs.”
to lawUun ily X gin* disobedience
Jons back to vagabtmdugc. in Its present shape prior to its
win
t
rIM
?|H
|l!’ar*
l
t
to
u,,y°no
who
passage
in
the
legislature.
“
•rs all of ua end sooner
wul read the minutes of the vaunderstanding I*
Is that
that the
th hill fos'- rloun meetings of this eommission"
LESSON
tcred by the Hanford
Han fon Chamber of
I wish to call your attention to
QWKN.simuo, KX-., MESSENOER
Commerce embodied
»»d that there is n
.,ou!!tiV"' th?Hfnrefer» {,"Qt tbat the bu«rien Jf
From tho Florida of 1925 the
■Unit at Longwood t'hoc£ -«b.,. ! ! » . . - , - !,r * r
"" ^ ^ I v in Pr Jet' l ,Jol,Ltwo counties not
Mrjidnture,
and
that'The
so many people in this Southern
attention of ent
world
can learn much.
hood
°
r
T
U'd’
,b'“
!n
«
tteighborstate and to ............... i;ouin{‘n
.. bill was hurriedly gotten up h. d of two miles o f tho canal
[If Wonder what ho is
after the convening of a sjH'eiul
s|H*ciui will have lo penetrato either OrFor several years the world has ,nean ‘ rouble.
r< - d
WouM
kvgbout it ?
session of the legislature. It must «nge or Volusia county. Does it
xvktohcd.hordes flowing into Flori- .suffered h
U"der.p„puiJted and
York,
biggest
privately da by watfer, rail and road.
The l" “ ” er®d because of it. There mav
appear to you as fair for the peo,
inooga News says If
owned and managed instituti
looked into this question that
a
lime
when
it „.jii
r if nominate Al Smith eventualijf the constitutionality „f ennnfU .{5e"*in° l®
W P O ^ ion has increased' at r ° me 1
Brevard the world r K ! J S r t f i I Ui.ti^ ti,,n ,n
excess nopulntim,
Ufftfr
counties to be taxed for a canal, ^ ® z ! . . d.’ ^-*,rJ“ . Mi‘ cbell, presi- a phenomenal' rate, many cities
* d « £ y , that he will
‘ ° ‘ bo Supreme the expense 0f which will run into dsnt, says business men need not doubling their population
thut ao'»
some
ann.,„ttu ...u . » well that
populition
annually"
«
have
a
pre- ,
SotIdrBo«tl), that Ken- f.b " * ct
worry shout
money this /Lit
‘ ’ ss G ^ a in ly po one doubts
South Carolina Cm
this. Mr. ps Cottea has proposed mnta>a»ai^ w tb? u‘ ,- having tha ro- There -will be plenty o f credit
‘ng’uYP' t W ^ h e r a . ~ This‘ "new
fSr
«nd f i S f i \ '
urJjfO*, navsr vote for to carry it to the Supreme Court
*d* * ° t where it will Jsad
Borne m *y discover, like the Chi- population
includes many who wIR
eath?r co" ‘Btjons.
There i«Pn«t 1
Tammany man.
nf
A,
d
w*‘
bnu‘
“
referendum
vot#
c*go gentlemen, that there is plen remain in Florida the rest of th,.ir enouITh /com for all i.. i,n„ not
of coat to either 8emlnolo or
'
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fi
Pn
°L
P
*?
Another
question
Bmvasd -aatinkttiainit- U wouhi like Ijvould Jike to ask i i what Us tha ty, o f monsr and plenty or credit
• f Prsaldsnt Coolh e t i m nd th<‘r1, ii( - 'r k to ^ d o S e
m d it’ uy « * i; 0 tfcWi who wlii
w h *tlU ,th a objection if if object nf Seotion 3 o f this canal pvt lack o f f‘colI«tor*l.’>
^otns at
I^aul
3
2
S
S
i
S
t
e
3
!
S
i
ta " h' ._ ---------------------“
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tnw?ectivn" ° ‘} F n,d
hfr. Bra*. , T H E BIO iwnk deal. In " a (I r . el86Whtrt ftj)d skill others who will
fventu*Ujr drift back to their o rlito s*va,
One row of tnal home# in the North urnl
W «5
urnl West.
coun, ^ .... I^Uttu of
‘ !'*0« ‘
nothing but biltemperature „ f
r° ~ thu
•.
purely
W
gjm
of
eoastituti
oxygen.
?j»t.lttepnstitution*
Bttla amount, murit^tf*
,i l W ‘ bat
l-iJt/l..
*||*L —
A .
:^pnA
s
population
can
m
I. 8Pd fifty- liv T
toWbere than in
v;
LkBsimua for
■
ms* Ja
»• : *"i ‘
.
ir 'u i i - ' i l i B "
it
V"
LA D IE S !
W E A R E C L O S E D M O N D A Y T O O B S E t t Y i^
LABO R D AY.
P H O N E Y O U R O R D E R T O D A Y ‘S
FLORIDA ( LEANERS & DYERS
BV <>. ti. CARM ICHAEL
Milnm-
, '"J?
I hen}re llldg
Q tU
sS’diS
JACK DEMPSEY, his nose flat
tened by his fighting profession
needed a better nose, for his mov
ing picture profession and had it
built from the tnsidu by experts
Nnse building, fot“o lifting ex
ports of Chicago nnd California
»re going to law, about “ who b,
the nose on Jack’s face.”
1
Tenney alleges that he will „ utk(.
Ihat question unimportant in a feu
'lay*. . i On the ,,l,,cr
other nnmi
hun Wall
Street bets * 11,000 to $5,00(1
turn that
fl
„serving
“ £ r yu,w,ll
wln ‘ b° Tight.
pr<
his featured
and chumpionship.
School will begin Monday night
and continue through Friday nljiiit.
Tho object o f these study courses
is to bettor equip tho present and
prospective teache/s .for service Jn
these respective departments. Each
night promptly at 7:30 tho classos
will bogin.
' •
i
.
.
Auxiliary Executive committee
will meet on Tuesday afternoon
the church at 4 o’clock. All mem-
1IK Hanford A t * | |
L
™r
P ''-ss
"h,:t,is........- n.
forests of
]
,;,,«rantee
'v v
V^
R E S ID E N C E
Building ^permits issued at tho
S 3 Mi-•T
bV
• V
u. U. (ilonn. bo,n5
Forwon
havinj?
office of the city clork yesterday
The
coxy
home
o
f
Mr*.
Chriii
S
S
t
T
h
u
r
s
T
,h0
,bnrn,',
Vg
honor
he smiUte4t«umber of words, Mrs
Tnrsday
Mnttnews on Elm Avcnuo was f- i.T " ? :nu n" d lhiB morning to? ivo" » hox of ilaln- beautifully adorned with quantities
ISrrviee League o f tho
gr
!>'i V n
t0V
S° VOnbeing
permltB
were
the Holy Cross will
granted,
the
largest
to James
, r r s ! ! ^ S T ,0fi8'
Mch' Wilkinson
her honor guest with a of zinnias and other garden flow haumel fur a one story brick and
w- '' "™ k- presentWT
j o'rlnck with Mrs. Rol>- ™,
lovely vanity «s memento of tho ers combined with ferns when aho
Lrman nl her homo in - Zinnias, marigolds and other occasion.
entertained Friday afternoon jn vain’". ?t‘,7 ,B0n Snnfor'1 Avenuo
vnlm,| to $.!..r)00.
summer flowers were used i„
Refreshments of pineapple aher- honor of the members o f th«
charming profusion in decorating
W
Other permits issued were: J
"Lottaphun"
Bridge
^lub.
the various rooms, forming u love " , toppt»i| with whipped cream,
r ;,r,‘ h!,««hiiartWl|
Tho nfternoan hours wero quick «L Sneed repairs and addition to
rake and punch were served lato
ly setting for this affair.
l,,,sl ^"bfiiijf nIg,
in the overling by the hostess as ly spent with the unusually Inter house on Pino Street, $230; I). B
witbh°
„
»
r
n,nK
|
W!*"
spent
sisted
by her mother Mrs. W. P. esting game of bridge and wncA Rountree, repairs on building on
Seminole
with games and contests, the fenBrooks
and Mrs. Morris Spencer.
score were .counted, it Was found Mulberry Avenue. $160; Jm„es
[jlsni. Jacksonville; Mr. ture of the entertainment being the
Ihnt
Mrv P. M. King waa holder Sunmcl. to move house o ff Sanford
Invited
In
meet
Mrs.
Bohler
,
The prize for
0. Steele, Jacksonville; puzzle card game.
of
high
score. For having high Avenue, $160. M. E. Harris, rewere:
Mrs.
Morris
Spencer,
Mrs.
Ask about our j
R. A. Itnugh, Jasper; this was won by Mrs. R. K IVuri
;/ (1'' ""'^ ' on Union Avenue
score
among
the guests, Mrs. Phil f t 1
Henson, Miami: E. M. fey. it being a box of French sta- Crawford. Mrs. Arthur Moore,
♦
. Willie i lark, one story frame
Bneh,
was
presented
a
lovely
corThe booby prize, n bot- r i rsi;
Mrs. R. L.
|t . T. McClelland, Meni- t onery.
L«'.u:e, Harrison Avenue, JlTiO; FIRST METHODIST ( IIURCH |
snge
of
pink
rose
buds.
Methvin, Mrs
Eisenhcrg, Longwood. ile nr perfume wps won by Mrs vu*' " ' M,r.s M
Sunday School. 9:30 o’clock. R .1f y
nml Mrs. Sadie Stanley, addition
Late jn the afternoon tho tablet to house on Summerlin Avenue. W. Wore, superintendent.
1{,,y S,nith. Mrs.
Morns Spencer.
Another inter a "
•
esting feature, was the word con- RriHlie Williams, Mrs. L. G. Bragg. were laid witli dainty covers, and
Montezuma
Preaching Service, II o’clock.
Mrs.
C.
J
Wolfe.
Mrs.
Carve?!
refreshments
consisting
o
f
pineA short sermon followed by the
xter, Jacksonville; Mr, L:st the prize for making the most MT A 1 t{ « m|y. Mrs. Marry Lee, npple salad, cheese apples, saltinea
“ Sacrament of the lo rd ’s .Supper."
licary, Kissimmee; Mr. words out of the guest of honor’s ami Mrs. W. P. Brooks.
nncl punch were served[| by the hos
Epworth League meetings, 7 o’
_ I). Mnrtln; Jno. Eltess assist.) liy her sister Mrs. J
clock.
onville; S'. R. Wilson,
H. Stewart.
.
h o l y cross c h u r c h
Evening preaching service, 8 o',
F. 0. Raker and wi
‘‘ ""rte’entli Sunday nfter Trini- clock.
Those playing were Mrs. P. M.
‘ •HGM'.vtr,
w
|Ga.; Frank Power
['K in g, Mrs. Haywood Walker, Mrs., ty.
Music in the preaching services
[! Clifford Walker. Mrs. S A. Hons-1 D C Coinnumion, 7:30 o', lo, k, directed by Mr- \ irtor Robertson
’ .'" '" ’h ........ . 0:45 o’clock
------I ton, Mrs. M. Minnrik, Mrs. H. A . 1
Prayer meeting, Wednesday S
I Today’s entries in the “ All San n .
Y'nldez
1 ,.
the see.lot clay of the big ■Berner, Mrs. Phil Bach and MrS.|(|,
t omoeoiiua and seraioa 11 o'clock
;
fori
I
Popularity
Contest,"
brought
tinier, Sanford; H.
I,
restivnl to be given oil the lawns I Matthews.
J. E. Driver, Bush 'Ihc total of contestants to 2P, ac of All Souls Church.
FIRST PRKSIO l EltlAN
Fisher, Atlanta; Mrs. cording to an announcement by the
' p r i s m \n c i i u i t n i
Envelopes in which votes may lie I Rodney Prescott who lins been,
sponsors.
( III 10 It
Miami; A1 Clarkson
(dared have been given to the
Sunday School.
f,
M.
spending the past three \v|>ekB
|> •‘ •ward Rndicel. Minister
The latest entrants include: Miss
thret
I-.
Fox,
Baltimore;
cashiers nt the Sanford Drug Com
add
School. t»;.|r. o’clock,
Morning Worship, 11 A. M.
ite, Jacksonville; J. A. Margaret Berner, Mrs. Dorothy pany, Ron mitla I ft and Anderson with relatives in North Carolina1
Christian Endeavor, t P. M.
" and sernum, 11
[son, City; W. J. Gnlln- *V‘ h*
l>m,l Riggers, Alis’s * ri,K Company, and Jor’s Smoko returned home Thursday evening. *clod
Evening Worship, S p, M.
onville; Clint Sturgeon. A bee Creamer. Mrs. Ben Caswell, House. Where they me available
' [•' istian Endeavor,
o'clock.
, I.be pastor will preach evange
W. P. Craig, Albany Mrs. Mildred Chittenden, Mrs El to contestants or their friends.
t is
The Misses ............Ruth mid ........
Grace G
—il--. " 'ciait’s .A..ssioirary
Meeting
Coffer, Jacksonville; lison Meisch, Miss Hazel Packard I hey may be taken out, or money loci motored to Bartow Saturday 1" c l'" silay t o'clork, at hcuiK- of listie sermons both morning nml
evening services.
Anthem for
'o >
S. McKenzie nnd Mrs. Helen Schultz. Mrs. Paul nun be placed in them nnd de- where they will remain until Mon - '
Marshall.
Morning
Worship,
"Rejoice
in the
nytonn Bench; F. A. Monahan Mrs. W. Pothis nnd Mis
iteel witti
with the
Hi cashiers of these day afternoon.
!ss ' poi-ited
, Night services resumed Sept 12 Lord" Carrie II. Adams. Mrs. P
ckxonville; J. C. Mills, Ruth M. Peterr*
.
official depositories.
w Kinge will sing "A song of Two
!• nrmer entrants i,,,.|„.|ed: Misses I The committee
.rg.. an
Me. nnd Mrs. William D H off T " \ t ; RELATIO N AL n i l RCH Garden
C. \V. Waggoner.
mann left toda” by motov for Mi Re\ I.dm Bernard Root, Minister
? i r e d r n "Itb l>"y,
| y ' 0U(Olive
)b v !'n S
#h,," ,’ v ’ I contest
" ,," . " r,;s by
i , h ,,‘
1111 11.
v , , , 'will
' s ,i ll„.
s t in n " .‘
sret Wilson nncl young M
111nKireci
Newniun,
Sept.
ami, and imints on the East Const "D" Francis Woodruff, Organist
Training classes for workers m
kVilson Smith, will rc- rIaT* ,h U,‘
!jvhere tln v will spend several days.
' ,a,‘
Mur g ae e l with a bonus of jr, .,er cent
1 '"neb School, 10 o'clock. Super the Reginiu-r’s, Priinarv mul Jim
|Sunday from Daytona k, i .
V,'l,n" S,,'DP. Georgia
i"t' " lent. Edwin Randall
i"l lb-par'tnieiits " f , tin
'Hill lay
they have spent tho Mobley, Naomi Seoggmi, Cntiierine "I
Tree votes.
Tin < bonus will
oji
M'.i'nng Worship, || o’clock.
Ireks.
Meisch, Rose I .a Verne Hunt, Julia decrease after next Saturday night,
Maiim Stinecipher. well known j
Higgins, Lctly Holselaw, Catherine making it mi advantage to get
" " Soloist. Will sing " M e !
McKenzie nnd dnngh- Schirnrd, Naomi Fellows, Evelyn star,ed early in the contest.
(('willmu.-d from page four)
Tied.
Ashford.
■ona Reach arrived here CTurtt, Anna Marir I'VIIovvm, Hit
i not think it would tic fairer for
I’
"
lode
llerceiise Hines.
The committee also has decided i, the people who own the lands in
|a short visit.
tha Takaeh, Mrs. Carrie L. Mar
Otiiitory Morning
1‘rnyer
that nominal ion blanks will ho ,■the section between Suit Run nnd
lowe.
Adam
^
T
(
hm
|
for
1,000
volt's
to
mrli
mow
»
|Mrs. G. O. Steele of
i Lake I'oinsctta to get up a bond
The prize for the winner o f the
|‘e 'bide .March in G
Darker.
were among the vis- contest, a beautiful diamond' r.W I «
'
« " ly «P »«• uexl. Wed-. issue to drain this territory in
Tile soRject of I lie talk to the
nr in; Hanford Friday.
tend of making this u part of tho Juni' t Coiigregatioii will lie "Candate, but will not I'jqicr St. Johns River Nnvigntion
eaou.
n W||| lie awarded the.be
tied Siuishitie."
Jlrs. R. A. Baugh of Jhs- w i n n e r . t h „ d „ „ . „
District?
I would he perfectly , Sermon suhjeet: "The I’eril of
j
rra'1'"’ " * « * »
Iin the city Friday evewilling, ns would the county com Tooi.it row."
missioners together with Col, Do
jihort stay.
Evening service a* H o’clock,
Colics, to take this matter to tho
Mrs. Joe Harrold mid Mrs. Lot- I
lb elude Echoes of Twilight
■Miss Velma Shipp leaves Sat people of Seminole nml Brevard
I Mrs. F. O. linker of I tie Dempsey motored l„ IM.mel
And then gel busy as u number alread) are clnin; iit’i
where counties for n referendum vote Ashford.
5a„ spent the day here Friday where they spent the day.! urday fur Asheville. N.
bcaiiliful pri>:A
>
Offertory Amlunlino- Ihimnre.
she
will
spend
several
wekif
mul I certainly hope thnt some of
luiincss.
I'ostlude
Festival March Dan
If not nlrendy entered clip nnd mail this rmipr.n.
tho people in Sanford who aro be te.
i
Mr. ami Mrs. Porter Lansing'
Con lest Manager, All-Hanford Popularity (
R. Milnm of Miqmi ar- left Saturday, fur Tani|ui where1 Atjsses Maude Lake and Olive ginning to get hitter and who aro
St imuli by the pa.-<(<«': “ Tile I
•NeJuuin
returned
home
Saturday
resorting
to
personalities
will
study
Friciny for n brief stay Mrs. Lansing will spend a fort
VnMex" Hold, Hanford:
•
nfliTWion from Drlatulo where they this proposition from all of its Great Keeper."
^ing at the Valdez.
night.
Mr. Lansing uitl return I’livi' been visiting1 as the guests angles, mid instead o f trying to
I desire to nominate
.
Ilex Rod will answer the quest [
home Monday.
of Miss Margaret Neal at her I pievenl this, will join jo mid get imm. "For what are the disciplines
ia the All-Hnnford Popularity Conical. it being ns*
bwurs of Jacksonville
In onr ino i’ll! life do we j
home in Lucerne Circle.
'Ibis before lint Supreme Court nt of life
ky in the city Friday ntIlvis nomination includes l.flttQ vote., for
have
Real
I'beedom?”
"A fte i ,
Mrs.
(
’
.
\V.
Aiolei-i
the
cm
liesi
moment
fm
the
good
(pend
husincks.
v'dcri it is received liy Wednesday, S.-pt, ...j,,,,
marly 2000 venrs of Christiao
Mi- Marv I’ovv, II, All i I.ettp- of all of it...
,ng the week c|id m ill relative*
Teaching are people ever God po I
<Jnldw dl and Mr... Frank Powell
Vein's very I inly.
4r». H. J. Hopkins and Del,and.
'-.ssed as once they xx>-ie said to
left N-iiordoy morning by motor
W.
S.
Em/nungcr.
returned home front
Demon Possessed?"
for
Miami
.vlu
re
they
will
Address
spend
Mcs. Ira It. Davis will u-hira!
,
orth Carolina where
*n ipcnding the sum- luniic Tuesday from Atlanta, G a.,; " ' w lav .
Nebnng- Highlatiil County’s tn-xx
FIRS T CHURCH OF CHRIST,
nnw aI home to their and other points whom she tins
$2l2,iitib courthouse, under con
SCIENTIST
been purchasing full stock for Hie'
Miss Aland Tvre and Miss Alii • st rilel ion here.
l(M West First Street.
Cliri liaii Science •erviee-, are
0
V.
rrr.
,WM f° rCHtH aml
i
day School service
cordlon *olt» b y « "
• Preaching
i
o'clock by Rev. Ben
Mrs. A. M. PWllpf,4;
Wednesday evening
services
Church Marie, hM
which Include testimonies of Christan absence o f two '
ian Science henling, are» held at
7 o’clock.
.
West Palin B eicfv ___ .
WoFcross, and will hate
This Church mnihtains a free
the musical program
Bonding Room, (No. 517, First
evening.
The Junior,) Interne
Senior B. Y. P. U.
.
will meet at 0:46 P. M.
Open
Snlur- h
h Mnn,,,W nl* hl nt 8 '» clock.
,
„ every
- Wednesday
- Joy and Salur
The annual baalneadT.,
day from 3 to 5 p. m.
I
tho church will be held
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
All nre welcome to our services |
day evening Sept, 8th at
nnd to make use nf tho Reading
Sunday School at 0:30 o’clock,
Visitors are cordially
Room.
A musical ffmturo of the Sun attend. '
•
*■
nu'rri,y
SOMETHING DOING IN AIK
the states to th, north of
visrro R
i Mrs. Chris M atthews Building Permits
I
fiV*ry Sunday morning in the
I LOVELY COURTESY THURSDA Y N?GHT Entertains Lottaphun
Total $4,830 Today Thin"str^t“bat°n
K
Mrs Robert Bohler of Wave.
day School at 10 o'clock. Subject
Bridge
Club
on
Friday
(•n. who is the guest of ,\|rs ,
for tomorrow; HMun."
•
[tel A rrivals
.......... .
Fi-lbch'rw't
'
g e o k g ia
ll e n d a r
E AR N IN t; A living us a dressmaker’s “ mannikin,”
texhibiting
clothes l bill rich women buy, roMtiires versatility,
The big dressr ile H erald would he glad
makers say "A mannikin must J>e
both racy and refined.’
It IS easy t„ be racy, easy to bo
drive, and not your brasrefined.
Hard to be both at the
same time.
,U»4 outcome of the piny;
I he worried mannikin might bo
short shot with the niushin t o V o n t r i l n i t o J u s t ^ v h a r ^ s ' h ”
thi« « f>rt lory from Ihc knees down, with
dust what is being in,form,wti,,n
done by the,,fstate
o r stays you on yuur way.
stockings, refined from the chin up
, lhnt ho was
■ hi*
■■ tSH
wnH ...
1,1 ■n-mistako to send him out mi any
with the aid of a wistful exprof.’ error in
yfa' long, and fairways narbe
had
not
yet
k'ff
th
e
^
m
e
"w
l
T ' ' V 1' ' *>''*'• ** * * * ami that
sum.
Some
glorified
American
*r 1
o r has F lo rid a a n y law n't all fo r th, , 5 , ' ! r " hu," .P io r i(l“ .
girls have managed that, but it •...... d«T w «s mmic!1* * sinti 7 ,<n
r , r Mt i r
».y
r bunkers, demons ail,
. ,
.
, ...........■
••••»• o f sending him
l«ri t easy.
' "iMmissioner
Mayo
declares
»•". take
i drag you down to sorrow, n L d 0e V f o m t T S ? " f ‘ rt" '" ,:ia n li" ‘t thnt’
dec lares in charge of men who could not
b « c k rtho
ur eye upon the ball.
to keej) him snfely in
WE HAVE with us in America of
BSUSf'.
. . .
• ' , c urther agitation of the
I'fiHon
to
locate
the
“
( *»«•
t<
*
l>»™
what
* stance, your grip held wa»\G„“ wna„ r t hl" 1 fo r e s tr y (■ontrMr''t"'b7iV,'
'' ‘
' V.mu lM ," H B,,rul
selected bv ex
bill. andG e o rgia , lik u | l»rts as "Miss Australia,
moat
Ur.
.
F lo rid a , haa a w ay „ f Hirc.siry co n tra c t
t
................ s.om*
the records of his offU o show no . *.
tamo akin to iifo.
morons into! ”!P_r.t’B‘!"lat.iv,‘. onlyeraity girl Tp corre-.p/iiidencv
to this effect At !H r" ll**' w r y pos^ilik* m livity
your head, oh, e’er so slightnu-a»' » iatelliapnc,. |ihy,i,^|
,1
t,nilc,nvor t‘» rcrapturi» tli<»
th T t wm dd
...... . “
t
||a rie< tuui, personality
persiiiinht v urnl future the same time, he declares he do: s 1
prisoner; and. nt tiie same time
posuhilitioK."
you’re sure to top your drive.
PS{, vv,7' D> shift any respons)
D* '"^UDjtc* additional precautions
|,js
newspaper should print “ "ity 'bat may justly
i (iiis young woman’s jiicture and I < oimoHsioner Mayo admits that »t Kaiford to prevent fut uro 11no partner lie may fail ... ..... ........... .......
V
' X
' l
l
'* .... .
out
'
w* » issued, and def, nc|s
I lie so ea I led “ honor system,”
ii on llo ground that Tracev had
our score, ami <omit i lii ni
*'f recemt develc>[)ments, has :
Jtlfl
recoveie.| $50.1,1,0 wo,Ul „ f L v S '"
nrov.l t„ b" a delusion and a
tha game, though grief assail I w en ty percen t to the state, tw en ty
L J E , , 1 ,1 1 0 ,1 " l ;v.
her title by taking o ff p i ^
1 “ ....... . expedition and the e snare; ond, a< it is primarily -• '
oul
i uni
f -1
in iv e r s ity ’s school o f fo r e s tr y and ‘ h„ w
1 A th<‘ . s la te S
't
|,r c l'\hvH T 1 relying on
sponsible for deplorable escapes, it '
,,h>' to"" go
............
.jroyr «yo Utmn the hall.
|atU.‘<
n**'" allowed
again n 1M l
„ b ,d iK
mTc .c o f . the
State
t’orest.
v
j „ i , ’ i .......V
,LHt
l(>
th
e
m
ninten,
'
Vn
,1Mkk'x'
*pindly
forthwith.
...
lHte forestry department.
leg.'' and a bathing suit.
She revt stiquetto remind us
ibc'd <»n the beauty of intelligence,
» divots to replace.
J2&
, 11 ko1 lhr'-u« " i" " ^hicb is the only beauty. Some
‘‘ •parting, leave behind us
o f the measure haven’ t ——.i/i....
b<
A,ui friends earnest young American ought to
Miami Tribune
dubbed shota, ne’er u trace. law at the next session much hope o f g e t t in g it enacted into
s ta i? ',,r;
h,‘r in tht* United
o f (,<‘<ngia m legisla tu re.
T h e ir on ly * Deles and do his country a favor.
If the governmental bureau es
thus, perchance some satisfaction
tablished t„ encourage nnd devejop mate gieal heing
being "a...........
D,
W r ,,
lea d in g to w a rd th e irm e T h e n ih* >IR qlueHt!^n diHcussed,
minimum
of I
S Y M PA TH Y W ITH Chicago p„. commercial aviation lives u|> to its III
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Passengers
to
each
piane/’
surcease from his pain,
icemen, ordered ho allow no |„>v
Gi
program, there will soon be some- ■n at airways east west, north mid
n u *h t and bunkered broth,
«»r girl m l Ik- streets ufter HI
doing in thnt field. Under south will he lighted, provided with j
c ock at night.
They are humiliatiy
William I McCrucken, just n| adequate ports and emergency
I may 4*ko hsart again.
: b , U'e young lady with st.u k
mgs rolled down and ordered to go pointed a»* ’’assistant secretary of ih re e ^ n '*1 * K’ I lu‘r,! wil1 1,0 ample
US, then, from hook or slic'c for aviation," tiic bureau th! » t o
" T o by r“ ‘,io Tor
5 S 1? :. ‘ ".nis out to be the dear commerce
proposes
‘>1(1 grandmother’ o ^ o ^ d y 3
, our driven nll long and
provide new
ii : r ; [ f
s" ~ V h «S j .
An "Rjoecnt policeman said ready in us.
Latralght!
for i ............
eii ,th
h„sruif; Terence
r,or: “ ?tnybc
rcum o f heaven enticing,
,.f
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,
"V pm
,n
between lid and system ror m-neetinn
Devond the pearly gate!
licensing of , ,|„ta „ nd ! ‘ n,M:1 ^ J,l!*‘ 'Tying quanttity production 1
tuo ' tth
h e iir
r faces, ‘urnl
’ ,! nl“
H too
1
* ! * •at
« ' orate irf ever! w iy Sllh ih T ^ S r ''
something. Am I
* V , ort*
Dayton, Ohio.
lt "ir,
dark
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llk,‘ ^
Apjologtes to Henry \V.
10 o clock.
Plane inaiiijfu.turiiig and t r „ „ /
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v,‘l ride fill herself by;
•How)
are d t j le S i Np.^Vis own f ^ T
^
portation industries
°
, .nraettenl
reia success in nil'
ries
. ...... romnu
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rw irTXfU l
I'uti'ei
i\xfkff
^
he controversy, if we may call
,*l dint, regarding responsibility i " similar mission. The difference,
however, in the two expeditions,
foi
PHcupp of .Jot* T phci\v, has was that lYnrey was well guarded
he.,mie almost amusing.
the first lrip anil not on (he sec
Governor Marlin made a state ond. Doubt less, with this ebanco
nu at through The Tribune deelnr in view, I'rucey suggested the sec
iuk that he was out o f the stale
Will'll ........ trier for Tracey’s trn» ond mission with the hope that he
Wll issued nnd that the order was |might have the opportunity of
.,
.gettin
..
g away.
is-i;. ii from the office ,
nu "toner o f Agriculture
" m" A. ;n Vi
,k,,ow b"1' l,l‘‘ 'lucstion
"'"\n
>hn'mai,;r,;ii'",\ r::""fw |;‘
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M R S . P R E D S. DAltxEQL, S O C IE T Y E D IT O R
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\Sociol '
or
;"iV uJ T y- m"'
c»
T E JLE P H O N B N 8
WliE!
Who Will Give (Js These Facts?
vi1aa<L9 kV
ykXiiwT BB.
\HQR% LlV/NG *
HOWEVER, P O N T gamble. If
you .should sell short you might
, i'd no change in dividend rate
but distribution nf Rtock pnying
I be «,|<) rate, which would he com
forting.
On the other hand, if
*loa . at srhssl
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‘ With provision for
you
you liar
might
dis
,' hr,1' llT “ ,!| ff"',
"[U
iy bought steelp ecu
w ay.
raatllHr
n u o had to tell it lo protect an office boy accused o f h
ta k in g cover that Judge Gary’s conservat
ism has converted .Messrs, linker
JOD IS TR U E — “ The
take and Morgan, and the gamblers
i.forMke Hia people
impatient
for a ",,uick tu rn "
w m >
' T s a i T i s S t i: z ^ \ ^
fc » " /
?
• T n . " ^ r ,; s „ ,K
t ,K ; might give you a shock.
I f c f r . alar,
„
n ,!th !
h »v u it until
W ITH ITS extraordinary udvani, Lp I am with Thee how he had “ s p e n t" bis s a v in g s
‘
‘K etica lly exp lain ed .‘ i r * ’ ,..nnSr,Gy '""1 nbly managed,
w ;«n Unto the end of the i
Big Stool will he worth $500 a
;>(• e
But Messers.
iin t o t r im "
<;f th<*,taIeH l,,a t » » « chanced to g e l share some day.
1.M."VGory and Farrell won’t last for
Jv A v FS A L M
g o lf
'th in g s are done by p eople" w h o 'e v e r " ^ u l^ e r H s t ^ t’h ^
ever.
And the biggest concern
can easily be milked from the in
sole
So. you never know, don't
it t t
know i i t t
hr
r ' miuti' x
^
t Boul o f truth ne’er alum-1 disgu ise.
0,1 h ave n ev e r V e i l th rou gh th e ir gamble.
sflike life, ia real and earnout,
• tfhD 1h not itH goal;
thop art, to rough returnest,1
in * on to yonder hida.
:[
VhTouTNbt) LiPff
price o f atecl.
When he heard that New York
t/ontral, selling recently at 117, had
gone above 142, ho said, "flood, I
am glad they arc beginning to ap
preciate that railroad." Up went
the price o f New York Central.
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m am ?
Y?.X ! h(; \1U<I (>x,,^cte<11to h(|y his railroad ticket
*f alraM parlna pro- ™New
t
. . orH' he Pht his six hundred and eighty dollars
atrartlon « f k u k l r t a r d a Settled
pUC'kag
sealed
puckage ami sent it anonymously to the student
U f t t l l t la k e UoMM.
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th
a
few
words, explaining that (he donor desired the
*M»**tlaa nf rltr brnatlflrn- i)|,.jmn
ttaa pmaram.
wisure o f seeing him gel his engineer degree
Lit-tall • me what you aro.
—
£V<5oitf /
extra dividend from United Statea
S'• W
SS
p,nnmi?K to get a job but without much Steel juat now. and that ahook the
hope of ever going to college again.
It surely is too bad
He could have finished thin year.”
f °VT hero—you will agree with us that the title fits—
,hL .d,l?Ut' in. «, roum|.«bout way, the name and addrean o(
convinced
him^hat
hn fboy
K" was
ther<!d
■
TOme information
which
minted him
that 'tthe
an exceptionally
fine fellow
.
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S E E T H E B E A U T IF U L DIAMoJ
\ P R IZ E PU R C H A SED FK
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Sanford Forum
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FOR T H E W IN N ER OF THk’ AI
SA N F O R D PO PU LA R ITY CONI
Milady's Shoppe,
*
1Gilboi
lift
Saluidav
. For all building, use
only the best lumber
hough! from reliable
dealers.
You can he
sure o f quality prod
uets prompt service
fair prices when you
buy from
m1
| Security Lumbor Co.,
B lackshear
High School Pupils
F e rtiliz e rs Can
R e lie d On
G.
Enroll next tvei'lx
from
'," is a
*
.‘111 F irs t N iilio n til Rank Rldj?.
T e le p h o o * 7SS
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
c’M g
InH urtnc*..?
Real K n in lo
(IN C O R P O R A T E D )
|
—Our Ice Is Pure
—Our Ice Is Clear
• TH A T’S WHY
Everybody
New Ice Co,
llli Street and Maple Avenue
- OPEN
j
a. in. to 11 p. m.
Corner Maple and 01 It S I n .
E. Com pton. Mp:r.
Phone 707
Principal (i. E. .Mc
until Ill.tMt each morning, begin*
nhiR Ttii’Htlay.
PupilM who have not al
4r
ready enrolled or who wIhIi advice cancerninq
work fo.- the cortiini; year nhuuld report to
Hartman
.the ptimipal uexl week.
Student Special
As Illustrated
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NOTICE
Amusements
ii
COLCLOIJGH R E A L T Y COMPANY $2
Kay will be in Hu office at High School
C.Fellows
The
Blackshear Mamifad
i
We offer for the i.vxt few days a seven room h o a n .i
located on l nioti Avenue, onr block from Forrest Lak* '
Hotel and only a sliort distance from Lake Monroe.
I'his house tins thru- l/.aj rooms, living room, d ln litg 'L ,
nioiu, kitchen and hath, and n number of large rtonata,
also a two
rar Rttrnge with apart met overhead.
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This hmise must be seen to he appivcintrd.
1
aflcriiooti
—
] Tor Miami a>o| I’alm Beach where
brncr of Fort Myers nr
Mrs. II. T. Houser left Salur- ‘ hey will sp. od tin* week end. They
Thursday to join his
lay afternoon for Jacksonville ] "rill In* nccoioo.inicd home bv Mi?
who aie visiting rein
Thi'v will return home where site will spend the week Tyre’s mother
toinpanied by
Mrs. with her parents Mr. mid Mrs. II
I*, who has boon visit II. Hill.
Mrs. II. E. Wecklcy and ilaughter. Mrs. E. A. Dnuglass.
-------j (tr Virginia wln> have Is'en visit
or. and Mrs. R. M. Mason, Miss! big in Tnnlpu as the guests o f her
tha Si luff ley js visiting Bolduc Chnpmmt and Reuben Mas- j brother G. R. Marsh, returned
lie-n lt ns the guest of I on left Saturday morning (or home Thursday evening.
Bobzon.
|Wrightsville, Ga., where they will,
• - —
"Spend n few days.
Robert C ’lliiasher leaves Sat
nnti- Help. Priest and i
urdit.v fur Hastings, where he will
"net im.tured to Or-!
r .t ...
..
, jnin his wife and baby, who nre
May where thou «n«nf ,. 1‘ f' IJ Glndys Waller, Mr. nnd; visiting her paniils. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. It. h. Moon', raye I.nssing J. F. Fluke. Mr and Mrs. Thrash
and Frank Waller left Friday . b y_ ! er will ret urn home Monday and
|H -b'luisori and children motor for Mobile, A hi., where ‘ boy I will he nt ii... . to their friends at
Irln , are visiting in San will spend n short t line.
' RMI Palmetl" A xeitue.
|c UU" t nf Mrs. George ,
J. F. Ford and son, Guy, lefl
The MrIt Aii Ih I mls-mnlt >
Saturday evening for Avondale,
Itorr Antniiiot»l<«* I nsnirafin* nt
I he unbroken experience of thlrly-srvi'ii xrsri
where they will .spend a short
•Mr* l.owrr Itnlcw. IJrl ntn price
“ U Tunnicliffi-i Ga.,
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KIH*T,
I'fiitipnre It
ih»>
Hrlnndo Friduy where l,,n< with relatives.
:«*lhrr 4 ottipHn>« Nre
■unking of Blaekslienr fertilizers, and there »rr nosfl
tlie day ou linsiness.
I lie field miiilla hsd from their use in the hands <4<
Mr. and Mrs. J. ('. Ay cock and
|P- Drummond' hns ro son, ,1m k, have returned home from
VIihmii MI \rc«de !II«Ik *»
turners are tabulated from time to time to find vvajs ri t
ne from Europe where Asheville, N. f ’., and lint Springs,
rhmir l*-t».
lien. 10 .1
*• Drummond hnvo been Ark., where they spent the sum
‘ bent even better. This in why they nre alasvs
•hi' past three months. mer.
itHim will return to Sunthe Blackshear name is indicative of high ipnilil)—it
'■xx' weeks. She is visitMiss Margaret Wight,
Miss
“ t precent.
(J E T T H E R E S T
pears on poor fertilizers made to meet piair prire*.
■Claire Zachry, l.uk/ Thompson and ,
Max Stewart motored to Daytona
Flower Urns, Concrele Ido* k.-t
|Di Henry returned home Bench Friday where they spent the
of all kinds, Ro o fin g Tile. < *•
°tt> Milwaukee, Wis., day.
Abundant evidence of tlteir superior grindness rnnlin^l
ment Coloring, Etc. from
hns hun delightfully
*1 the guest of Miss
SANFORD CEM ENT
given liy (he celery and truck fields of some of Ssnforfi^
Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Garner nml
•rrhort.
P R O D U C T S CO.
young sou, Douglass, left Thurs a
esl and best growers. Here at home further evidrnrt kj
day
for
Mount
Olive,nnd
Asheville,
51b
and
Maple
1‘lione II2-W
s M. Lloyd and
in the largest yield, just reported, yet made on n
"'r Jane have returned N. C., where they will spend sev
eral weeks.
*
i . b.udland, Gn., -where
bacru field.
Its-in spending th sumMr. and Mrs. T. A. l ’uttcrsuii ami rF
fnmily left Saturday for points in
Dur fnciorit'M are now newly equipped lo nifft the
•ith returned home Fri- Virginiu.
■
"n fr'"'' Points in North
growing demand for them.
et n pending the subl
Mrs. Roby Idling and bruthor,
Shade Walker, returned homo Wed
nesday evening from Gainesville,
DUR HANFORD WAREHOUSE, in charge nf >|B*
|v lilmer Gonolcy of Vai- Ga., where th ejr' spent several
, «rrivo hore Satur- weeks.
KING, curries a full stock'of these fertilizers «n<f nf ^
im ». r daughtors Mrs.
Mrs. I,. K. Mitchell nnd Mina A.
P"1Mrs. Emmett McCall.
materials. Inquiries made in person nr by msil
D. Mitehell are nnw nt home to
eoartenua alNmtion. Wc solicit the business id e,T
h-.i ‘' [ c(’uHor and two their friends at 310 Oak Avcnuo.
Conrinuotts from 1 p. m. to
u home Friday from
growers.
MU h A. I). Mitchell has return
Mb", ( xvhero they have
11 p.’ m. -------r"*• ‘ he summer.
ed home from a pleasant visit with
Extra Added Attraction
frlsm|B nt Tampa, Bradenton, St.
All the Week
r‘
Bohler
and
children
Petersburg
nnd
Sarasota.
,
rtij
Harohi of Waycross,’
*
TODAY
l*J‘ [f,g in Hanford as tho
Miss Frances Jones of Winter
., "The Gentle Cyclone”
[Hrs. Jack Wilkinson.
Park is the attractive guest o f Mins
LUlian Shinholser for tho weekWith Buck Jones
f r*- Emmett McCall # #
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„ b,7 «
‘ heir friends
" ’
Comedy
"me ln^ Rose Court.
Miss Mary Gresham who hns
- . ’ Low Tide” ,
been the charming house guest of
ive ttfoderick and son M isi LlllJan'Shinnolscr for noverai
C* Sunday for West days, leaves Saturday afternoon
Marshall Nelfan’a
wmd poln,u in Canada for her home In Arcadia.
, 111 remain until Do"DIPLOMACY*
Mr. and Mrs. Marion W. Geer
r, Gsorgis
WUh Blanche Sweet, Nell
Print Beach, announce the birth
' Uemlltoa and * Special
s son, Sept. S. The baby has
named Holland L*t0fv; Mr.
,
•> ■ CM4
ZTCM
ford
‘'DUM M Y'3L O V j r - 1’1" ' "
nm
Ho m e
a real
Just imagine ’this fine
To O ur Customers and
Friends
• ** v
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The office at tho plant will be open, and
our drivers will collect laundry, which will
be returned to you promptly.
“Try Our Famil
'
Next
It will mean additional space for your attire
throughout your school.term—and for many,
years after. The ipodem Hartmann is never
• stored away for the next journey— instead it
servesi conttaopMjy day in, and day o u t. k
your first need in the morning and your last
requirement at night,'. ■?,
x .
A Hartmann represents' a faithful valet....
■ : " (r ;!
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an makMxd valet ,
hundirfiro^1eonyenia f
will provide,
will win yoi^
,> i,
“ The
I75n e
Soft W»l
-vx',/*!." >- .in."' ■iiitks
i{iTt ,V fTiV
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in your room at School!
Our Pltinl Will He Closed'Labor Day,
Monday, September 6th
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AD. R A T E S
|; Ca*h in Advance
c
Connoilv ft Sons.
1*?.1
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■_ «-------» 500
! * E.
* 3rdclose
in. nrivuto home.
8t.
lads, wlH be received
I 75— Busincsti P laces f o r R e n t
and collector sent
Sa n f o r d d r u g c o m p a n y
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Borrow
“
The
Roxall
Store
Ti for payment.
■FOR RENT-r^Space now occupied
....... 10c a line
« n t on a Joan I by Chrysler Motor Company,
S f , r kCr " ,,pecl« Uy " f our
oux prompt'
prompt
........... 8c a lint
filling of proscriptions nnd quick
Herald800-00' Writ° F" K' H’ fc*1* West 1st, St. Apply A. P. Con
........... 7e a lina
,
delivery.
nelly ft Sons.
Drugs — Soda — Ho
[rates on request.
■ot Sandwiches
1
7
—t)i»gh,
Cats,
Pcta.
|STORE ROOM for rent sultahlo
ace.) rates are for
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Phono
417-W.
R.
R.
Avenue1
T" * while with brown ears 618
charge of 80e for I Commercial Street.
I Elm Ave. Phone 321-W.
. 77— H ousch for R en t.
,tion.
lertlsing is restricted
19— B u ildin g C on tractors.
classification,
I'OR R E N T —Four room furnishor is made The Sanm
n i, T ' modorn. No children,
Jd will be responsible SANFORD R O O FIN G ’ CO. Tile
l l l i l Myrtle Ave.
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing
as mcorrect insertion,
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Ei
tiMir for subnequent
FURNISHED House, inquire 910
* mates free. Satisfaction guaran
Tno office should be
Park Ave. Phone 541-W.
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(iermnn
teed. Onk Ave.ft 3rd St. Phone 111.
amedifltely in case of
(•onto or nirdale pupi h o u s e f o r r e n t Sept. 1 n oo
**V Iibr.ul six months
CLARENCE SMITH
[ a d v e r t is e r s
st' 11 nayden. Ball
old.
Write
full
par
General Contractor
mug. <(pen evenings.
ticulars to R. | h ,
raid
representative
non West First Street
i
vaic Sniiloid Herald.
familiar with rates,
at l'hune 141
7N—Offices and Desk Room
rlasaification will
[complete information. JAMES H. COW A n' AH knnlV .7f 1
A I IH ACTIVE roonva to rent for
>oii wish, they will
tin and Sheet Metal Work
«t*»re* or offices at Park Ave.,
|ii in wording
your
Wnter and Boat Tanks. At Oak'
nnd ( oinrncrctnl Street.
W M
to ninke it more efAvenue and Third Street. Tele
Young, Owner, 208 Pnrk Ave
phone 111,
« 4 — Houses F o r S ale
WILLY S-K.N’ IGUT and Ovorlsnd.
F- and M. Motor Co..
Park nnd Commercial
|»1 — L e g a l N o tic e s .
fed to point of BROINN’ INO:
coaaacatlya weeks.
■:
H'*,ae« W>si Stl.a
v A r a . ' i v t t f ’.fr t
Range in Fan. rnn
place of beifiuiiinV ” * ** '° ,h* I jhip
Count
th.nv*
Waal «
feat; (banco ( I d.a Ai t tSeminole
cU i«r unitar the daeeasod p<ir«ona' Southerly
VdVf
along County road tis •/ CSKAL)
ahovn namod or otherwise whoa- | feel; thence
o
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Kant J7 and 1-1 faat.
rcal.lcncca. tlomlvlles.
adfrearea, (
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V . r . iio tra c
prluclpnl iilacea of tiualncaa ami , thanca North along fh» a-crlon
•TIorh HcventU Jt
aaea are acvcrally unknown.
cult Hemlnulw
MNd* *^f*#l po,nt of HtlGlNIda. ^
'• (» licrehv ordared (hat you pr.d i
roinprla'ng
I.
A
Tn»t|
',f.
*’• nnd SlU’cnr before
o"lrt. '“ “ dS ron
our aald Circuit Court at the Court
•l'"'a Addlllo:
ilori to ilia Town i f te Rta rarenr aacR
•ongwood. Hen
Seminole County. Flor ' IRKOXTH J t O lt U k
Ituuae, ut Sntiford. Florida nn tl t ’ *-on«Wood.
ida. nn recorded In I’l.u tlook S.
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inako
anaxx.r
Heminula I’ounty. Florida.
lo the Mil i,r rumplaint cxhlMt.-.l
against you In tl,i>. causa.
! ?im U,
fr. ni U.- awnrn
mil
of Complaint lo-reln that vou RLMS14
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nmy claim >otu» i Complainant. t •
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scored one in their half but it was
trophy by eight of
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S t. Louis Lead T o 1 G am e; with St. Louis sporting a bare "Brooklyn Robins. 4 to 3.
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Slants Out 45th Home Hun Lee’s error in the seventh pnved m07,°W !l"<l n fiim|
Pittsburgh ngnin in the midst o f
Tin New York Giants slammed
h ib itio n In clu d in g G o ve rn o r the fight, 10 points hack o f tho
Sanford Dealer
the Heston Braves around the park,
In Second Game Off Grove (he way for Lakeland’s lone run <>n Mondny.
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17 to 3.
Tho Ginnts scored. 12
Friday, the Highlanders evening
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Pirates Defeat Cubs theTherushing
the series with the Smokers hv n'«yer with the
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Reds, 4 to 2, after their Giant outfielder, hitting Hnfcly Senators Take Both
winning 1 to (T.
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In 10-Inning Game triumphant mnrch to the peak had three times in three trips to the Games From Red Sox Lakeland
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F o rt M ycrn A g g r e g a t io n D is P e t t y Turm T I n i 5th V ic to ry cago previously in tho week. The
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Curl Mays, submarined the Car- were -plltting two with Philadel
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KOin- MY Kits, Kin., Sept. 4*- Cincinnati cut down the margin of dinalr. into comparative helpless phia
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Hhof ..ni II i-rut.t a nr.v-u'Hner put' I'MrrBtt iiiiuI iuii ^,,4.
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l,..ti. innls I' rota v I to 2. Fla. h team their hits, ail singles, and Hn or- hit
ICAGO, Sept. 1. (A') The pennant
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The Yankees now lend tile ing the opener by 7 to 2, and drop- j Total <
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WITNKfW on tuiml tin.| elfn-hil
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In the first inning with Roush on weakened in the tenth after allow coiners to the Senator staff proved in tin- neiiuant race to five and Harnes, lb.
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home, both Cincinnati runners gled In succession to help break help. > to 2. in 10 innings and New York
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The Cubs Mm ray look the second, 6 to I.
WANTED. Spring hatched pul.
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after stealing second scored on
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Batteries: Jones, Shawkey and Lakeland 7; Tampa 0. Umpires; C eilin g
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tttha National, and a record Doyle, e
Indians Win Hth Straight
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Flowers for all oemsicts.
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the three league leaders,
out nnd Doiithit hit into a double
vestruentit. Best buys are among
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lUDual reward foi re
Mcl.ANDER ARCADE
f ’leveland made its eight straight lentil red in both games with time- L im e
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Photic 781.
Totals .
alniiK i mill I.r wiiy nr S * I It li. n*"V
victory Friday when it defeated Iv Intling. The issue in the first P la s te r
3(1 3
W illia m s
C red ited
W ith
l"
to*csiia In i l m S t a t e
H
27
IN
Second
W
in
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T
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e
S
eries
j
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absolutely
u percentage of .293 and Hnideiiton
St. I amis
020 000 000-2-7 ”
I In a |ln|llt 111 ellIIln*. Nmlli uf lit"
I D‘ l lil.'i. M'TVtri' i i f m ili |io o iiu lilioii
Detroit !* to I. The victory was game was decided in the tenth White Rock Plaster]
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W'iniil lilnil
:inil I h m
, Ito* second with a .288 Fort .Myers
From H a r d -H itt in g C o lts [ 1Hilo's eighth straight and his when Goslin tripled nnd stored on
Cincinnati
200 011 oox - 4.7.0
I I. GOOD USED CARS
Sale.
000 002 01x
, I "II iiii I, III min. 11n*in*" Fi«m
in y * i i r
o f n ■ »l(l*’ t»c»* \ h u n k n u w t L
Guaranteed.
27— P ro fe s s io n a l St*r\ ices.
N a ils
Tho Cards, however,
. . . . .
1 Butteries: Haines Hell an,I ()■
if
I
h
Myers’
double.
'
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•tiiiar..
rai
in,
Smti,
m
twenty-third
of
the
season.
lie
SARASOTA, Fla., nept. ■!.—f/P)
ELECTRICAL CONTRA’
I wo base lilts. Richardson, Wick- j Farrell• Mays and Hargrave,
fourth with their .'JH.’I, n
U H IM .'H IH V T b m you
tapp^nr
S.'.E R. C. T ISDALE for guod buys
| i In.i o» to l•eHttllllrlK.
Screen Wire
.
First Game
Sanford staged a comeback and ORLANDO, Fin., Sept. 4. - (/!>)-- held the Tigers to four hits, two of
I
--Tudor Sedan
iiimi. Stolen Imihu, Wickham. Sac- !
•
i EUGENE PERM ANENT Wave
I
II II. In i e l i , Iin li-reil lll.lt v m i ,*ml olid ii 11mwi i f Im* Mil uf mm plaint
I
in
Real
Estate.
236
Mcisch
UuJIdOrlando
dropped
the
second
which were scratches in the ninth Washington 0000 100 010 1— 3-8-2 B u ilders Hardware
H,
<!5 Ford Coupe.
defeated Sarasota here today in
i Hell n f , mi In* am| a|i|ii :il In t'.iri* ,**‘*I**H fllril ll|i«*n tlln 4 \ h il y of No Job Too Big, No Job Too.
for $10.01). Muiinello Shop, Tie*
! ing.
taim the'rtidlnrHonOf rlfiee, \Vheeler, Davenport. DoubbPirates Defeat Reds
id might guinc to St. Petersburg inning. Detroit escaped u shut out Boston
iipttn lull t n o 1 0 which
[,- -fr'ortl Chansis. 3 good
•
-F o r d T o u rin g .
001 001) 001 0—2- 1-3 D oors
i . . n r -u ld 1' i r c i i l t t ’ n i i r l iii tin* I ' l . u r : t v i o h c r ,
Distributed
by
the
second
game
of
their
series,
plays,
Klliott,
Wallace
and
Bahr;
Basket,
2ml
and
Magnolia.
|»r*i n i i i f t ’ 881. Will Iim r n l r r ;tb« three leading sluggers
I 11nil hi* ai Sill,(.ml, 1*1.Illll., ,„| tl," II•'I MUUltIMl
her. I- riduy afternoon, the Saints I when, with two out in the ninth
uld make good skeeter,
„ „ f ',{ , r A 1
( ;V.’ «C|.t. !. —(/!») -'I’he 11 to I.
Haterjes:
Crowder.
Mnrberrv
and
yoil.
Joyner
in
id
Ruhr.
Left
on
bases’
Mill ilin nf St*|il"mlni. ,V 11. i*.;i;.
W in dow s
,
Jo, In Hurgrave, lirussH i— Houses For Snle
I ittsbiirgh Pirates got hack in the
r.'2 5 F o r d l l i i u n b o u t .
i at 204 French Ave.
IH F I * l ( T l I KII n | U » K H I . n t h a t 815 Park Are.
THE HA I I H ARDWARE
AH R II HO A K pounding rrobo linrd in the last 'Wingo walked and was allowed to Ruel; UiJizc, VVelzer and Gnston.
• liml 118*0 mnl 1In*r r in.'ike iinsM 'iT In |• i h 11’
P A IN T E R —DECORATOR
THitonm’n, figures re Bradenton 3; Fort Myers H. Base pennant race Friday Dv defeating SANFORD
!«*«• ffur
u r oil l>*I|<*n11mi
untie"
pulitin.-iinnings
after
ho
had
held
j
take
second
and
third
without
opI.
26
fr’ord
l
ton
Truck.
|
Ho* l.lll nf
in m p In tiK
i-x Ii I lit ( c l ? IImIIhi not
f> 2
I 0 0 0
A.
H.
Riggs,
601
Lam
el
Ave.
fay und Itpluding Wed- on bulls of.f -Parker 2. Struck out the I hicngo Cubs 3 to 2 in a ten Hensley, rf
•I
In Tii,* Smii ni ,t t'l'rixld, a
Frames
and,
im
alii
m
vmi
|"
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,
M
in
i,.
I,)..
Ihrtii
r.arely
Tor
the
first
six
noMlion,
scoring
when
Heilmnnu
1
I*
<
)R
5*41.1*.
One
five
room
house
^
W ’ l fr’ot'l l.iglrt Delivery Truck I i n * II Him In i| u ii-t it ml i ' l l nli mli in*xvspa per |mi MI *h.*d lu Fomin.-In
f> | 3 2 I
Second (Janie
PHONE .’tor:
H N M taei showing JJgrgrnve by Parker I. Hit by pitcher by 'lining pitching buttle. The world’s Friable, ss .
frames.
with buiii tm.MHmhi, .*5Mtm ensh.l
|beat out a hit to Spurgenh. (Jeh- Washingtrin . (101 Pin inn- 5 7 (
. li 2 3 2 (I ■
, K** ll il i* l*i Hi.* |irn|ii.rt\ lierlunliiiVi* 1 '"nut x nnee a xv,., k (>n* fmtr i I}
Made
to
(Heri
Furniture Itefmi-bed
JT/font'with tin average of Parker (Chnneey). Pmplres. Fred champions won the gome when Dumas, cf
The score
balaine en y term*. Applv 1*mcy
: ill "1*1llleit ,1, II.e li nin' nf life "ii||t.
ono mo „ „ „ ' I !• :
ringer followed with another in- Huston
cc S ta tion s
RcCrowe, 3b
(i I 3 3 f,
ericks and Augur. Time DIO.
ST. PETE
, I-Iti III •Ilf Hint In cm,,*. I In ai**le. nf
M U I F i : <1 I ’ l l 11 I P S , I n c .
Dry r Teindiig < ,
hnufmuun, who hud allowed only W. Meyers. 2b
A r? K M I’ d A K firld
...... hit
mi. hill
...ii ()*Roiirk’
O’ Rourke«‘ rritlWl Hh*
Batteries: Murray and Tate M u rp h y IroninfJ
1! 1 2 2 (I
S. J. NIX
I
»'*( I'm,it iliil , "ttalti
iic.ii
PK
.
Wilson’s one homer dor
WANTED i t ) BUY
Johnson, ,s
two nils fur nine innings, wc»nk Dunbar. If
Aaltniser, Ltindgrnii and Stokes.
ii I
1
•i . on me with a flv.
| | 3 2 n
*•*•'. *1 ‘ «* '• x I * I '• t — ...I . >1 In 11, .•
Second Game
Attorney
und
Counsellor
at
Law
week pul the Cub.-.* total
M
ed
icin
e
<
nlwitij
Fivcfl in the frnih.
Cl.fr.AN
COTTON
RAGS
Doyle _'l.
I* DR SALE On-* new three room!
| II * *1 I. II.IIII I*1I i■r tin* lllil,III* ICC
I I l
JKL r/ilM Co
n . Detroit
non nun uni |. i n
Hailey. II.
2 3 III (l
noo Knst Fust Street.
A H I ! I I’ll A
lid pottemb y of M. I.miii. Ill .ideal oil
A I HERALD O FFH T
, i il*i • I
,i| i '. not *
i— licit uni
Elm \ve and 13th Sit vet.
bungalow oe Magnolia Ave. o p -'
Brown, • t
'Ite r Mueller laid singled. Kd- Allen, e
:
cat,
not
ttie
>wni*
II
I
levelaild
I
I
I
3
II
ono
2
io
m
ixy.i7.o
3 II i o II
•m* " •' lav ini ..lint tli’,i i ni lulu
added one to hm doubles I-:11lot. 3b
di Murphv, former Amerjeaii N-aA
Iverson
t’osile
.•mare'll
fit
III.
(
lamp
for
rf
il I
1817 fur estiinuu*
( ( P ' l ’lLpf:** >t a I • t \«i vnrtlM’ t
f'lJl.
H. Alexeis, p
I II II | l|
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY S im p ,
WloM-ler. IT
»!
Battel |e -: WhitehilK Holloway
fctiqii, his .’tilth.
nuicl, sab*, easy ti rm*> ,f desired
gue star, batted for (1011111
I I.... I lit ■■ 1 " Vint 11:)•*•••
limit.
I
(•males.
IW. KADFORD
Williams, p
3 11 n n o
"W e speeiali/e in periaanept wav
0
and
Basslor;
®Wr.hf Pittsburgh broke even Parker. |i
1
1
hie
and
Sewell.
am*
1
*1
.
"I
III-*
toinli'
i
ei
iii'ila
, ) 'red S. Hull (teii, I’. <• Box lllil!
•cat out a hit to lleek. Smith fol
Alien, Il
i ’I i u n i : x
i il'l ei*i l l l l > |*\"1*111 ril III II " a , nf
<• I
“ ig". 266 North Pnrk Ave.
i.|
ar games, to reeord III vie Iticliiirdson, cf
Austin, I
lowed with a single which scored
I W IS H
H AD
S o L O U c J F f P ”
(i7— Boom * Wi t h UiMird.
IS
VULCANIZING
|<l •' III'Mill u n i" I M iniuitli*'
I I 2
Totals
15
II
lit
27
12
2
Vtld'six games D.-.f, while Turner, ss
,.
Senators
Win
2
(Himes
.
noil
YY.
|.*t.
St...
story
lion
*.,
Block, e
i"'
Ile'
•
breaking
the
tie,
and
Mur
BLESS
ft
WELSH
|
1
1
Ifull
In
l
m
ill
1
1
a
i
Imi
1
1
,
t*
..i
CHIROPRACTIC will solve Vour 1______ _______ tire r.'N-nis on 1st flu .r. 3 room
•0#r ^ . , I . o UiH lest Ins sixth lllllll'. lb
;ill I I," |<n|.Hull. .I In
tin.Hit III nlli
oh*; scamped across the
' BOSTON. Sept. 1 .- (/Pi— Boston
BOXES A n d A ^ b 'C R B E N E D */ N F b R C i
Banning.
I that makes friends’’
o I 2
SARASOTA
All R H HO A
health
problems.
Investigate. ROOMS, with or without menl.i. and bath mi sceoiid. i'oivli, gar itg** 91—Legal Notices
Mted to adtl to a total .rf IV Wallace 2b
j il. i ila n m « H|.
i|n.ieiii li.Iii'iiiii
1till - out.
|•liop|M*d both games to Washing
j
,-ic
iii
iiiiili*
1*
1
1
,i"|\
|
|
ni.:,,
i**,e»
".ul,
ON
T HIS ' SI DE ( - »T*W Q u l P /gg SO N>C|
Peel,
e
fiorub'k,
Hu.ne
182
J.
Ur.
V
V
.
E.
Mae
|
Rea.-onabl.
rates.
Eiavola
Hotel.
3
la w * .
Meadows won Ins
Gvod i Uiidition. Little nnd Cln\
Hie visitors' fi,-st run resulte.l Mamisli. rf
Totals
XXei *li fn|* Imil* i nil -!i*r in i xe , i i'll—.
I'D H COUNTY - »The Dougnl, 1s t . Nat, Bank llldg.
33 (! 9x2613 I) Ion Friday, running up u lutul of
---___ _______ _ . den, Ball Bldg.
iv ■ m i : m i n i t i i i i i i t o f t i i d
'
svepteenlh for the Pi- Joyner, i f
Dorn (>rimin's fumble „ f r , ly|,.r^
i I ! eoiiset utivi* defeats. The Sen
\\ f l 'M C S H in) »i .»i , x ci .I i l , e a,.aI
stupendoua develop
X fr’oss i ,1 Oil infield fly.
Denton, If
mi *;\ i : v r t i
.it i i i r i t i .
t u n i ft* | nf i In* (•Iii iili i i m i .a I,,. -lev
1
losing’ hi* auventh.
HS— Booms Without Board
ators won tin- first game 3 to 2
drive, an infield out and Wright’s Hogan, 2h-s<
.Y E S .B O T V o u K N C A ^ I
ed i limit it in the Palm •12— H elp W a n te d — F em ale
■____
_
I
M
*
It.(ill
III
X
.
|
>
xxti
Full
'(lull
.11idIeIii IClr outnt FI .ruin, lo
ORLANDO
Totals
21
2
0
15
AH R H p o A E
single.
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THREE GOOD HOMES
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XIX.
McDonald; rf-2b 2
land Various Others engaged I-’orl Myers
All R II HO
Vinu, ss, i
FDR RENT’. Nicely
FOR SALE
THE R E N T INC A^EI
furnished
ll ii' it III dii) e f X u c its l .X I ' I S 2 't
Carmen Hill, recently pun based Miller, c
tv I'll XV. t.oI
3
P ? * tiona' pastlmo and de- Casares, If
I SIT.XI.)
I ADDRESS envelopes at home.'
room adjoining bath. 717 West
th“ Pirutcs
(’i—•— from .............
fr’oss, 3b
On very liberal forms
by the
the lndinn- Thorne, 3I1
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2
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l-Of (Mjuall|n(r pr, passing ree- Cliunoey, f?l>
A N D T H E Y SAY
tipoli.s American Association dub,
1 Eearn money, nildresaiiig-niHil- j 1st St.
•
Phono 735 or 781-J.
Cox, rf
M V It V
KIN
ness S ervice O ffe r e d 'ing. spare time. Trial supplies free. ——
I ' l n l k n f III" I ’l'l'.lil t'nltrl
Owens, p
3
U«orgD Bums has tied the Wiclinm, cf
Scruggs
Scoggins
Realty
Co
Petrie,
If.
I
’"III
.
I
I.
II
III*.
made Ins first appearance on Hu" f tin S c v c i t l h .1 nil I■*Iix I I ' l r LANDLORD REFDSI
Brower, 1f
3
[* Reason’s record of two-hag. Doran. 3b
Masonic Temple Blrig.
'•ull ,f I'll.ruin. In aii,| Im*
Wolln, c
FOIl RENT Lovely front r o o m , 1 ___
T 1 Vr
Pirates. He pitched Thielcn. p
M A H V IT. T.X V I.O H , t ,,l
FLORIDA
S
TA
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LEAGUE
S e m i n . .i i i I ' n n u r i
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;
Kansas
City,
Mo.
I 0 2 o >Abrams, 11.
‘ T O SPC N D ANOTHEfil
steadily and was given perfect sunI >cfi*
nt n.
next to 'built for mu o r t w o i F O R S A L E — T h r e e
Ut
►Wx fur C o l l e g i a t e
Ox X XI. XX*i .*l(s,
Won Lost IVt.
the cost of a slight decline in Daniels, lb
room linn ■>
port.
ITinker, 2b,
f t
I* X I* I It V
I >"tmi X I'll I I*
gentlemen. Phone tit .1.
C E N T O N TH \S
1
1
1
0
Fiist
Street.
Fort
Myers
31
20
,608
Totals
37 1 10 27 13 3 Seeds, ef
I close in, nn one acre of gnnil Tile Stilt" ..| (*')"( I,111 t"
vorage, the Cleveland player I O’ Reilly, ss
I ' . I t I T T ITS. S P I T N C K I t .v* | . m i n u s ,
! W ANTED
25 young inert and
I he ( id's bunched two liits with a
T o Mil > :
•, i , o —f "• I
', y
r
Orlando
29
20
.502
S n J I c l l l 'l ' milt (If I '( 111It Mi* I
777
.
~
—.
------i
land.
Small
cash
.u lld o n t bin 68th and both don |I loyle, c
Score
by
innings:
women
holding
good,
positions
payment.
M
PRO PERTY ,
fr’rombe, p
, •>( it T « y l,o , M i r m i i T ,\ ,1,i n,|,| xx-if,.
Muiafice for their first run and
DRUG S T O R K— Pre ; to earn money in their spare 7-1— Apartmenls and Finis
f,ii tlio i '( 'id p le tll ii r it .
Sanford
27
10 .5K7
i Claydcn. Roruti I, Ball Bldg.
[JlUting tlia week ended hy Wed Davenport, 2I>
Sanfifrd
mil 702 11)11 II Cuilircth, h
■ *
*1 .. X , O . *X,|..X" I 'll | i
I*". Briigs. Sodu. We tire
!”
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L
.
m >.rln!° !1 n!,,v 'll the tenth Sarasota
Lakeland
.
..
20
23
.558
n u n m n i " ' in
ii nl: m i x ' n :
IT x*l«i ti.t
time. Apply ilenrv Wertheimer, 8mil o.’IO mm
| Trcnchurd.
„
PHC!fir’’ thereby eipialling
! when. 11artnoil’s ,|oulde, a singb
fru ns your phone.
T IIK ( Illl l IT n il III' OF
i i y t o r iiinl « ir.
.
’ 'j*,,, j l>
Tampa
28
23 .510
W fl'jn t set In 1023 by TCls Speak I Totals
j !) A. M. 2-1. 5-6 P. M. Sanford TWO toom furnished nnartment ■SAN I..W TA. Five or six nmiii Tl*T
20 t i m :
Summary: Two base hit. Dun
and an infield "lit, produced a
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and
Savings
Co.,
211
Mnghouse
to
is*
limit
and
financed
n
<
TajjiTmUiin had been striving |Hrudenlou*
har, llailry, Hoask'y, human. S jf002 non
Iioiixx ti
XX
l> T s n x l ' , 1 m n l xv I t "
■second marker.
close in. 1214 Palmetto Ave.
IN III \ V(ITIt X.
.
32 1 7 27 1l 2 Sarasota
ih
30 .370
*J . I I lot XXI I,,* "
t.'In iK
rinlin Ave,
In* suit buyer. Price $8,660. Jlmt
•M»-to*eueh.thu raeurd total. |Port Myers
Denton.
Double
loo 0011 I Pittsburgh (Hit) lot) out) 2 3 5 I) rifice, Hailey,
OilOKII OF I'l III,II' XTION
IFtnve ft fr’urniture Co. I __ ___:
z
Run
fot
\
a
in
ninth.
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Bradenton
M
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yo.,
httajn Ijix irnmes gave
(Called, min.)
Chicago
lion mo poo j
fr’OR RENT. fr iirtiished tiedroom I Mason, Nnt’l Bard; Bldg Phone l o r nm l x, u .
,
-|*, , , j ',,
.1
\
iiix T i.iv i* :.
2 III 0 play, Hailey unassisted, r.efi
ft F. First Street
Score
by
iiifiiojjHi
•'Ll—
Help
Wauled—
Mnle
Two base Ints, Daniels, Casares
ix In,Me i *(, i imi j " ii m i ll ," im oiigtiiixx'o
Dctrmt « Iu-point inwith bath, i lean and <not 60}
Batteries: Hill
, aH0' Sanford
12, Sarasota | *
I '" lt l | > lu l" l lllt .
’ curry a full line
Sin
it
It;
Xmtrwxx
A,i
li
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.il,.1
xx
If,,
Jte In Ws percent age nnd sir- Joyner. Stolen
NATION \L LEAGUE
on 1 (mo :;| [
-------------- ■
----
Palmetto Axe.
liases,
O’ Reilly. Hniiffmaiin arid Hartnett.
vs
Base on balls, o ff Owens 2, I hie ST. PETE
ure right. Cush or
Xiilln . xvIiiim. i 'l,i lutliii, iiiiou* in nn
K s r r 'f
jpiaee among Amwican League Wheeler. Double plays,
I’-.-1 i llill It'S t'h r iT fiilly g iv e n . ( on nil it.-: in
Wheeler
Won I.osl Pe{.
060 DIO » o » ,
] WANTFHJ.—8 fr'lcctririnns,
Ice i r,-------------------j F U R N I S H E D RitOMS for light liteixv ii; nm i ill r , f i , " , > t ,,.* k li "li l iM < M.XItl.Tii.N Ji'NITH. X*l III.
• "
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)e
want
yottr
husinesH.
1
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1
1
1
1
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housekeeping,
with
or
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garage. 618 laturel.
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Potherglll, who ton4: Fort Myers 3. Base on balls
Phone 821-M.
pirpH HiJuUoy. Graham and wim. Brown, A lii,,,. Abram**, Vinu’ Cmcinnali
1Apply Sunday and Monday.
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('"iicrete
Co.,
general
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K N O W N I1HKKN K A N T *
HROOKLYN
Se,,t.
4.
(A'l
Jess
|nues to b-iul the circuit with o ff I'arker I. Hit by pitcher hy
Pittr.hurgh
nell. ■/fime 2.30,’
'
Baker.
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frims. Stolen bases,' Brown AlverI work, sidewalks, build,b*»t average of any regular Parker (Clmticey). Umpires Fred I city recorded his fifteenth victory
Chicago
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for
Sale
HOUSE,
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into
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ply 2366 Mellnnville Ave. Phone
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Ir, Prop.
A iverson, Ltmting. Left „ „ base! New York
t.i.ik
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Rohins
triumphed
over
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nil
p< ru m s
be Phi lies 1 to 3. Jerry Vanhart
.going and with u decided
Philadelphia
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JRV CLEANING
f( utured the Brooklyn attack with
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;;ar hits in n perfect day at hat.
IClion of averaging two liases
Ave
at
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Club
toad,
in
willing
to
prove
his
ability
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re
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USED CAR EXCHANGE
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man
we
want
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Lolixiiy 1 ' " I l l ' l l " ' , n e,'i'|n . ii 1 ..,* ,,th ,.| e| it |n iuii(> in ■ •(In c w I h" *
omo-run total at 41, while
CORNER PARK AND SECOND .l i InVIlV
is honest, reliable and a plugger.
Woo Lost IVt. s
Alelkle. Tune, 2:15.
o n . If mii hi (*•" |" r n l Ini, Is •>-111 1 mnl to tile ’ teli'M. l l . v t u o x , mi .'llI*'-H
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IJ1(• Niinhrcs
New York
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Simmons, of Plnladct- I. I/}’) George Michel, a French
By P el* Norton
Cleveland
room apurtmiMit. 1402 Wst. 1st. --------- -------- — ,, - — .. . ______
SIT, Dark Ave.
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plant
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is A LI 1 1 *LsA i - J.1A K L A N D
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li n o xv 11 n s . M ' f . l t ’ H A. M V ' f . N A i n d i e |
ttcrusa the Englisli chnnncl today.
thick Washington
w 1j w ‘ v J.rV,Unf 0 T,‘ <I- Knde rs
o clock Monday morning will be th
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mist
gathers
are
being
used
ladies
and
children.
Nfr.W
Y
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Hopt.
4.
l/pi
The
Michel
is
«.
very
fast
swimmer
and
BtATun baAi-H gax’e Mi/stil
l<»«t time, that the Colts appii!;. ami more. Action of u„. ,i, more Detroit
Snnford Cadillac Comnimv
!’wtM ,n ,,r lo M,,v M| 41,1 ,tf
fni ' H e r ) , c li i l i n l r i g t s y l o t e r v o l nl I n - x
I per day. Apply between 8-9 A. FOR RENT.*-Small 2 room up
.523
2nd St
Pimm. \->\ ' " 'v,na d**prl)i,*(l Iiiii-Im citimt*. ly 11*I'- nt m "liil**i' n n v nf
amp ait* Chicago
(le
Hl'uVV I
the year, tho Chicago pluy- his friends here think hn has a New Y«»rk t.mnlH returned from a hero^this y,.ar Jln,| Ki„'iild ,|law
stairs apartment, hot water. 311 117 frL
M.
5-6
P.
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Henry
Wertheimer,
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I none l - l , i n * nnd I,,*I t, m m in.- i.’c u o lx o f
.492
on
calcium
curliidc
set
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PRESS
ERY
disastrous
road
trip
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and
onmel t ile i 1 1 1 i n : * , ninl tu a l l p a r - [
t h e d e . St. Louis
0110 of the largest crowds „ f t|„. vice in motion.
Magnolia.
iwhilc experiencing a poor good chance to succeed although
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disposed of the Boston Tuil4n butting to drop out <>T the the weather is none too favorable. easily
DODGE
) ja a r e p u r t le iiln r l) ,1 .*»i rlt," ,l n * i..|Boston
n n y IntcrcMt m* I n t e i i ' u t s In tin- Im id I
Mngnoliu A ve.'
h<‘ Ceiprynu-n and ih,.
12
eiulers |,y |7
Ncw Y(,rk ODftml'
Daistto
Avenue.
Phona
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Michel
started
on
his
adventure
al
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lux " I v e i l In n i l s s u i t , u n d e r n n y x,(
■Up ten American League hit * •
fr’ OR RENT.—Two nice large fur- Plenmre cars and Graham Trucks ,"""* lo-xxit
Otlando aggregation have been
The home-nuking instinct in • woman finds expression
...i.
l l i " h ' . o V " i i n i " " i l ilu fe t i i li iu l* . vixxrti
;'!ork.
knocked Heuton out with a five buttling each other all .season 1
*
Hunnefield of the White
| nished housekeeping apnrtments. Elm and 13th St.
Phone 3 i ....
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run drive in tho fourth and scored the final inning, and during th---------------------- ! 33— Help Wanted— Male
beautifying her surroundings.
1312 East 5th.
f » i v 1 *,.n^ h
make
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more
on
Goldsmith,
MogI
llamas
(
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wits
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origina
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■U la load three over his teamsecond half o f the league race
Sfr’ MINOLE HUllHOVESSEX
Houlh.
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°es not: the luxupums thought o f u com
Hir of^ the term "The Unspeakable ndge and Heurti in ti,0 fifth. Six- the two teams have never
Mini in Florida. Each.
8EMINOLE EM PLOYM ENT
H aa llff o f i b e N o t ’ li* 1 .( 'ju n .- v : - o f 1 1.1 h to a l l u 1 : . i c 1 nut < * m xi lo niFRONT.—Two room apartment
INC.
^ thw Bona tors.
n u x r i i-li i lm ln g a n y Inlm oM t o r I n
lieen
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tnpre
she
is
allowed
to
improve
her
home,
Ike
mere
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went
to
hut
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that
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Uh, Gehrig and Mostll now Mirk.
« v«r three gumos apart.
with screened porch, al*o fur
203 Oak Ave.
' tcrrMiM
N o r th w e s t Q u a r te r of m lrl m e t hoi
,
.In. . (hi* Jb i n
, d . I n v o l v e d In ( Ill s
fortable future appeal to you? The trif
t ,U.’w" 1’ OST. Six cents !
204 North Park Ave.
' mii It. s x l i l limit ImlltK
altu sln
In
0 honors for passing the I mi written hy him before he attained •nnh,g un" n hit safely. Capuin
nished lied room, all modern con
Phone
41
■he lakes in II, and tlu happier Ike whole family will h*»- *2!'
The
last
series
resulted
in
„
„
fume.
frrak I.riflch was in uniform on
*'x consecutive issue*.
H e (ffn n ln g a i (lie 8 ,n ith x v *s t Co r - H e iiiliiu li’ ( (■nrit)'. I* n rld n . an d (tu
veniences. Apply 914 Myrtlo Ave.
* » run». the White Sox p|„y.
overwhelming victory for the C,dtV
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necessary
now
will
(quick
the
Giants
bench
hut
did
not
piny.
— AT —
Idd(n|r nine to join tho two
re ..
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KENT VULCANIZING -WORKS. A u llu ’s p la t, n l O v le iln s r r n r d ln n j K IT 'IIN N IN O f ift e e n (1 6 )
They won throo und tied (wo
fe *t
Roston
1)00 (i (i o (i;in— 3. R-i
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To surround your family whk ail Ike eosiforta of
ft.
•
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in p ilu
u it (tl ie
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(hi*
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NurUiWitifl
o rih w u s t cr o rrn e r u f
"
f
tho
five
played.
CUv'-Di.Hf.
is
out
in
front,
having
ly
fade
when
you
become
the
proud
pos
lifiiik
1,
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house
work
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JlJf the pitchers, Uhle, of added his 22d victory.
lftth, furnished four room apurtU. S. L. Batteries.
N nV.Tor,k 000 5 12 0 00*— 17-23-0
This will be tho lust chance that
have
to have a home of your own.
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finlfi n f Hfrrnlnnli) i c iD l t v . K ! o » .<|ti. j
li»tnn»* .111 K an t, m u k a u l 21a611 f r e t ,
Batteries:
Benton, Goldsmith,
/>t
tiioxp
vacant
room*.
I
some
nice
white
family.
Mr*.
,m«nt.
1266
-Magnolia.
Blanche
Diitributor*
Cleveland
Sir
G00 Crowe and his Celery-Feds
sessor o f your homo.
r u n ilt«*nc<9 H m tlh
1*ilf I
h r i...
i r o j,
tlu*nri*
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When >u are reedy lu build, let ua kelp you get the Meet
rbnmnl
h‘‘yx.i'10series.
" " f lnL‘^t
the
championship
your money.
B y GEORGE McMANUS
time Fort Myers
Mystsry^viiiimer Is ,
Coni refreshing spring water. Half h°ul1'
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r
the
top
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th‘*
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forts uf
Mona McLaren,’’ the battle and winning 11 to 4.
'
w» * ’ P w s «»t
Horace
thl> l« t - Cary .to mnuiat
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r*»
frtrude Ederle
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PARK
AVENUE
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iJT?» if prov® * success.
at Ditatroys Cafe
Suhda^ ^
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HITTING BATTLE SECOND GAME TO
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Club Standings
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Channel Swim Today
Colts Make Final
Stand On Local Lot
Monday Morning
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ELECTRIC CO.
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DUNNING LEADS
DRY AGENTS
BIG RUM
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awn
Six Pages Today
STATE OF VAR orty Dead In
EXISTS IN SPAIN That Destroys
AFTER MUTINY MotionPictureShb
Slain Jurist
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it Occurs Ne^r
i, Colorado, >s
Founds Cuiye
lumps In Ri\er
Thirty-Three Violators A re
Arrested And Huge Quan
tity O f Liquor Confiscated
As Officers Make Coup
|ion Reigm
>ne Of Wre!k
|Victims K iled
t Cars WHch
Governor John J. Blaine (le ft) and Senator Irvine I,. I .onroot arc
opponent* in the merriest ruec to lie sot Hod at Wisconsin's Republi.*
f''IF f I <'aM primary, Sept.
root seeks
Sept. 7.7. I.on
I .enroot
seeks imitiination
nomination for
for itit third term;
;\ ^ a u is i
*■1 \ .Bliiiiii*, with the support
«if Young
LnFollette, ....lies*
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to unseat
him.
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of
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limited o f t h i 'D e n - 1
in (irnntl rairoad
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Mem bars Of Artillery Section
O f Army Rise In Protest
Against Method of Pro
moting O fficers In Service
M any O fficers A r e
Taken Into Custody
g ed y Biamed
SEVENTHSESSION T raFailure
To
OFLEAGUEOPENS NProtective
e a r Film
M ovem ent Is Ended,
A
T
G
E
N
E
V
A
T
O
D
A
Y
Says Government
Hell’s Hola Keene O f Raids
Which Will Continue Until
County Is Clean, Says Chief
French Reports Kay Rioting Dr. Edward llcnes Presides al
Short Session Which Is A d
Has Oc^ured In Valencia,
journed A fte r Appointment
Barcelona And Other Cities
M l
O f ('reden 1Iii Ih Com mittee
CHARLESTON, S. C.. Sept. fl.
- -I/P)— Thirty-three violators
of
the liquor
and 17 stills. 34,4IHI gallon* o f beer, K05 gallons of
whiskey and
five
uutoninhile
liquor transports wore taken in a
series of raids on the "Hell's Hole”
district of South Carolina hy fed
eral agents Tuesday night and
Most Of Vlctuna^t
Are Young Pi
W ould - Be - Resci
LONDON, Sept. (I */T’>— A state
A re Unable to
G EN EVA, Sept.
i.-ID The
The shotgun murder (if Judge l'o f wnr exists throughout Spnin, a
Trapped Spectai
Lamm c. Smith al W ctun,pU.ijX
ial 'l" ‘ r,’,>
t,v tho Span- seventh assembly of the League
government uniioiinccd that this of Nations was opened today un
Ala., '»:i. solved by Alabama
thorite when they arrested Clyde action was made necessary through |der the presidency of Dr. Edward
LIM ERICK, Ireland, Se]
Reese bachelor, tile wealthy jur mutinies in the artillery section o f ! Hones, C/.echo Slovakian foreign
fi.—
AU — Forty persons
the
army
nt
Segovia
and
Vallaj
minister.
'
ist's *..i in-law, and a negro farm
After the usual formalities and dead and 10 seriously injul
hand, Hayes Leonard. The negro dolid in mutest against the sub
said bin helor agreed to pay him stitution of electoral ptomotion of ' tho appointment of a committee in consequence o f a fire wl
Wednesday morning.
$400
fur the killing. Bachelor ad officers for the ancient custom of j on credentials, the assembly ad destroyed an improvised I
Ineluded in men arrested were
tc*. Colo.. Sue
advancement by senioritv.
I journed until lute today.
mitted his part iu the crime.
federal
prohibition
agents,
state
;iml c o tm y o f - 1
The Spanish government in nn j Senator Anisco of Argentina was tion picture theater in a
and local officers, rum runners,
official statement declares tho mu- ’
wi re n trivi| f to-1
nresont, sitting at the desk which en building at Drotnd
bootleggers and
distillers.
O f
tinous movement has liven co m -'
nas liven reserved for the Argen her, near here.
ficers from South Carolina, Georg o r d e r andcorh-/
pletcly stopped.
tine delegation since it left the
gi“ and Florida took part in th*
The majority of the vigtll
late li.st.H of t h e I
“
Owing
to
the
excellent
(Help
Latest Figures On Yield For Associated Press Survey A l s o ; raid
first assembly in 1020.
The coup WHS engineered
were young people.
The
line of the military forces and the
lv e.-dimated hi from I
Reports o f revolutionary move showing was bring given in w*
This Y ea r A re Lower Thun
Shows Total Injured To Be by M. ’. Dunning, co-ordinator of
prestige of the authorities, there
mis. Thiity-t*ijht in
the
sou.
'»st.
who
with
dozens
of
ment
in
Spain
reaching
Geneva
has been no bail bloodshed or viol
Th nse Furnished By G ov
ill- Denver ml Kin!
stairs ball.
It is alleged Ut
; North Carolina Lends “ under i er" prohibition agents
stirred delegates here for the be was no protective screen
ence, the statement adds.
knl In re.
ernment Farlier in the Year
In Dead. Virginia in Injured swooped n> \vn mi the Charleston
Reports from France, however, ginning of the assembly. The re the
projecting
apparatus,
kit orrurred inn »
“ fi t Berkelei eon • fluts without
sny
there has been rioting
in volt news aroused more interest when this caught flro it caui
kjn>- mil'** belowUr'im
'
firing
n
shot.
(Hy
Associated
Press)
fv ; s.tlliBn
the
question
whether
the
as
MEMPHIS, Term.. Sept. fi. </!*•
Barcelona' nod Valencia while ad
partial blocking of the door,
[ l»l:ifl engine, /idling
tho
A total f 11 lives and 272 ! Yesterday, churches in
sembly would accept tin* recom was tho* oiuy
, , . The cotton section of the South
vices
from
(.Ubrnltnr
declare
that
only moans of
oi exist.
exist, mhh f
i n . was iWiulcd, j
Mtran j)(ls s(|j| |(lW(>r icjt-n** iis persons injured was the toll exact ' vicinity, nffi. : up thanksgiving Local Public U tility Anil Drug the warships at Barcelona
and mendation of the Council and let
Twenttv nine bodies had been $*»,
I,- Arkimsat river
fj|ull vi(l]<, „ f tll„ ,.,)mi„g ed of the pedestrain and automo •at their services at news of the
Stun* Em piny cm And Few Cadiz are making rnuiniou cause Germany alone have u permanent covered
from the ruins this wftef^
five loacheH i A«i the
Mtul v>|,de ..x .^ tin g the ce.,
bile riding public hv I raffle dur , cleaning out of the seat of the
Others Arc Only Workers with the artillerymen. None of seal in the Council .
noon, most
ost of them charred beyoM
,
illicit
liquor
irHffic.
t. lest (i t India Its H,ls bureau next week to come ing the past week, it was reveal
Who Slick To Their Jobs these reports can he confirmed nt . It is understood to he the aim recognition.
nw. f..re,n.»t cars, ,|(m|t , sr>() n)m
HH Ult! in ed yesterday in report to the As
Mr. Dunning started
prepurapresent, mid then* is much curimis- ' of the great powers to vote a semlWitnessos said it was impo**|l
.nto a cliff, tdeacop- | ( ) j. n U M , yU>|(| n| 1 t k , l U .m l H . r ! , t |1(. soeiated Press from 11 southern |lions for the raid Thursday at
ity here ns to whether the Spanish |permanent seat for Spain, despite to uid the trapped victims,
Labor
l>uy
is
being
observed
us
Savannah, where he
athered .’)0
shtiik hefort piling-iSmith really places the finul out- states.
official iinnouiicemeiits tell
the •that country’s absence from the would bo rescuers stood In I
This is an increase of two lives agents aboard the ,ot>a*t (guard a holidin m Sanford by nearly all whole store and whether the coun ' sessions because of the derision ized hclnlcssness,
* M,'1*
|put under present indications al
while
st of Head
Niven jbetween 14,500,000 and 11.750,000 lost and 12 persons injured as cutter Yumacrnw. Proceeding to classes of workers. The few ex try is as orderly ns the censored |of the Council to decline Spain’s blocked from tho exist screw
ceptions
are
the
public
utility
em
Charleston,
the
men
were
dis
reported for the week previous.
J list of deal as ail- hales.
petition for it permanent seat. In for aid.
dispatches profess.
Only two persons were killed patched in groups of twos and ployes und drug store workers, und
King Alfonso, who was at Sun reply to n point telegram of for
ilroad offienla.
I -p||t. continued scale down idea is
Escapo from tho hall was
threes.
memlxTs of the police and sher SeBnstinn when notified of
the eign Minister Rrinnd, of France, impossibln for many hy th*
is, . a ida, l a i d i n g |iaM(.,| „ n further severe deteriora anil two injured in grade crossing
Today, the federal prohibition i f f ’s departments, anil few others munity, drove JtiH miles to Madrid und Sir Austen Chamberlain urg of struggling humanity at
aci idents, one fatally and one in
tion in Texas and Arkansas which
jury cm h being reported by Geor agents and the stale and local o f not so fortunate to earn u day iu his automobile ip seven hours. ing Spain to take part In tho ac door.
. ,
iu
i
iwas started during the first three
ficers caught in the
net
fuce of r" ' ' with tho hosts of lubor. He immediately went into confer tivities o f the Assembly, Premlor
gia
and Tennessee.
nieK J , Jtiealioro,. WCp|lB jn August. Weather for the
Many of tho survivors ware’ I
North Carolina was out in the charges of bribery, protection v of
For amusements, the general ence with...................
..... I’ rinio Do Rivera,. of Spain, an- jured by hurling themselves
Gen 1‘rimo ...........
De Rivera
r«,. ,
|past week hud been more favorrum runners or distillers, und
pthy C.
the stairway leading from
tatnourn. i
},ut insects and rainfall the lend with nine persons killed dur conspiracy to violate the prohibi public had the choice of baseball • Duke of Tetunn, Minister of War j ^"cred negatively, saying:
ing the week. Georgia and Ten
'. Vn.
games in Orlando and Sanford,;The proclamation of the state of I "Spain must peraist In her attl- door to the street.
tlireuAveeks preceding "ol iu their
Dnhlilcr, Icnrney, work to such an enormous extent nessee came next with five each tion uet.
and the tn> Lon picture houses. I f war followed immediately and th e5tudo of.dignifed abstention.*’
Officers suit! early today that nt it was recreation, he had swimming mutiners were ordered confined to L (;..niJvn wm crow.le.l t,*l.
while South Carolina, Florida and
Forty Dead
that lots of the damage ic ports Louisiana were in a three cor- least twenty additional warrants pools, motoring
today as
. ,
•«»
a
i
..I,
id m in iH iiu
o
m
mi w
tm •
i n , barracks.
Redmond, Driver.
..... ............ ...... and a picnic in.barracks.
[ inever
i o v e r Tbefore with persons
,CU ,0<1,
The disaster occured last
anxious
wete taken with too much salt .it
,. f
thirf| ,lllu.t. wilh four would be served on men enguged prospect.
The proclamation said that the to Ih* present when Germany Is After tno outbreak, tho f
Matjoyd, I.eadthat time. In the region around t.U( ^
in the manufacture and sale of
Labor Day celebrations were i decree wh* necessary "in view i,*f made a full fledged momher of the "bread rapidly, and It was
Dallas, Austin and Sun Antonio,
Virginia led iii the numlicr of I liquor in this section. The raids planned in I’once DeLeon Springs ' the persistent und notorious lack of
^r|><nding, uigineer, the » rtip is in a serious condition,
League of Nations and given nj>er- than 10 minutes before a portion I
injured persons icported, with II. |will continue until Berkeley coun and Winter Haven. The Sutiford discipline of the artillery brunch
^ l
(Continued' on P *«* 4> i f
munent r.wst in its Council. Mrs.
reports
indicate.
ty
is
dry,
Mr.„Duelling,
said.
Arkansas and Florida reported -t.'t
kftt. Avon, dob,
MuJiirvpal Bund, directed h * ,to-j'>f the active,army culminating tr
As fi result of the latest uuthenl- each while Tennessee was next
The “ Hell H o le 'r e g io n of Berk seph Relnzcnstein, was engaged to,acts of insubordination, in which WoodnA'ArWll.ion, widow >f t U
fAv ,Kv hr.
man who founded the League of
eley county is a sparsely letted piny in the former place. A big the
l-uldl Mioturu, ' ic reports, estimates o f the total with in.
■ Cadets
• •
of the military academy Nations, was among the numeri crop run us low as I J, 10( 1,000 bales, State
lowland
of
dense
forest
growth,
Killed Inj.
celebration is planned for Armis also participated.
our Americans who nre here for the
o
|although the general trade regards Viigiiiia
. .
41 interspersed with swamps. So In tice Day in Sanford, and public
1,7. Mntjrn, Colo.
A Reuter dispatch from Barce occasion.
•i.)
:
these
us
entirely
too
drastic.
Texas
tensive
have
tho
operations
of
the
{t
North
Carolina
lona
quotes
an
official
statement
officials decided not to have a La
Ill, IV Mnturn, Col.
The belief prevails that tho
l
ti liquor runners become, that citizen*1 bor Duy celebration for this city.
ns saving the artillery corps there
|e IGule, l.emlville. is being credited hy some of the South Cariilin.i
Spanish premier will wuit to see
trade with 4,500,000 to 4,750,000 Georgia
of
the
county
several
months
ago
!
has
liven
dissolved.
The
men
in
R
23
I ho city and county offices clos i
whut he will In* able to obtain from
:i;t requested aid of tho southeastern I •■I Saturday afternoon will not the two artillery barracks there
4
mctl Wodworth, mi bales; Oklahoma about 500,000 and i Florida
Great
Britain und France in the
prohibition
district
in
dcunitig
out
|
•Mississippi,
Alabama
and
Arkan
N E W YORK. Sept.
11
A luham a
ll.
be re-opened until tomorrow morn refused to obvv orders or to sur way of greater authority over tho
o
sas 1,000,000, each of which are! Mississippi
Harry M. Daugherty, formerly
,
tified cildren.
17 the section.
mg. The usuul Monday morning render their arms.
considerable reductions from form- i Louisiana
The defenders declined to leave international zone in Morocco be torney general and Thoma*
4
22
r< IlcpiSed Dead
police court session will be held
fore taking any stop which would Miller one-time alien property•(
•»
*
er
estimates.
the
barracks which were surround
If! n i n e s t d o f five ad33
Arkansas
,
tomorrow, the first session since
jilnco Spain outside membership todinn, will go on trial hefort ;
Ginnings to September 1 aro ex- Tennessee
5
30
winch mid not ho
last Monday, because of the ab ed hy infantry and cavalry. After in the League.
federal jury tomorrow on a ch
|net ted to show in the bureau’s re Kentucky
... 4
28
M iico.of Judge W. K. White from » 0. T " ‘‘‘-’(•tintions. however, tin*
ritilioa officials.
The gravity of the situation in of conspiring to defraud the
soldiers
submitted
to
discipline
port
about
1,000,000
bales
com
the city.
I’er.-i Idrker, 17.
Spain, which became known yes urnment.
~ •VRf
11 272
TOTALS
cnginir, o f Salidn. pared with l.,H80,:J7i» bales lust
Many baseball fans went to Or and complete order wus re-estab terday. caused a number o f the
Richard Merton, German copf
lished.
Harrison, i year.
About 75 per cent of tbo
('of fill.I
lando this morning for the Sunpolitical writers to leave Geneva magnate, has come from Gen*
A dispatch to the Daily Mail
1cotton in extreme Southern Texas
lord game, and the grand stand
in order to reach Barcelona and to take the stand against his.;,
Couple
Arrested
from
Henduye,
on
the
Frmtcora\vli:i| with Mrs. had been picked. Light to heavy
other reported revolutionary cen alleged associates who are accused
BRISTOL,
Sept. 0.---- £ Vi of the Municipal Recreution field
frontier, describes tho ters.
, rainfall on the Texas Gulf Coast
On Liquor Charge — A new’ use for old safety razor here is expected to be full this a ft Spunish
. .
.
,
of accepting f.’illl.OOO bribe for ft* •*
situation at Segovia us “ open re
ifii-d gi about fo u r 'hist night probably did little dnmThi
hludea was discovered by 14 pris ernoon for the second encounter of bellion” hut gives no detail.
,.7
7
,7''*
were |turning $7,000,000 to alien claim,; '
' > i -u i laimed in'age. hut the trade is watching
overrun
un with requests for trims-'ants.
Sanford police arrested a couple oners ut the SuHlvnn county jail the day.
Although advices suy that King portutlon to .Spain. The aim is
endtp.
|Okliihnma, where about eighteen
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I Sunday night near the Monroe at_ Blountvilie, Tcnu., when t£u\ 1
Stock o f the American metal*"
Alfonso expressed confidence in
tin- RiGrand Hos- stations last night reported rain |bridge on a charge of possession utilized one of the discarded pieces I f V a w
Germany a seut in the company
. .it,i
give iicrmuny
Ifn m k n m i
f \ f f(tcncrul
wus seized as Germai
mi
fall
ranging
from
n
trace
to
.'1.14
Prime
Do
Rivers,
there
|
r»um*il
on
terms
«,f
e<iu....
,
......
l n,|" 'll auttaches of
equality with owned property by A. Ml
lflf? r n D 0 r S
U t me unconfirmed rumors here thut
of liquor. They gave their names o f steel to .jii,T their way out o f i L L f j Y V
Dry
irs'i.tilce Ini checked inches at Oklahoma City.
tho more than fifty other nations Palmer, when he was alien
Only two of them [
j as J. B. Hridgemuu and Agnes confinement.
it is thi* Intention of the King to throughout the world. Wi
['Ml varyith the list wouther is needed everywhere.
Ith Gor- orty custodian during th*
I Cook. A little girl, about 7 years had been recaptured early today. '
invito Admiral Mngnz to take over many u full flcdgcil nirmL
I lli^ ,aili'4 company.
Picking will lie started actively I old. -mill to he the woman’s child.
ifcr and When seized stock was bail
With the blade they cut two bur*
the
government
from
tho
Primer.
Re |)ai smut senior at in the northern half of the belt in I was with the couple. They are o f their third story cagi
with the treaties of Locarno com for various members of th*
fgcdi at RUrnnd llos- ii week or ten days. Planters are |still in the city jail, but the case moved two pieced about
ing into effect it is the expecta family, of Frankfort and for
' d<t liircil pt he hud advertising for pickers at $1 per
tion of tho Loague adherents that Motnllesellschaft nnd Matal
Senator M cK inley
will he transferred to tho County long. They crawled into the cor-.
,
Mrs. Posit Matjoyck hundred pounds and are searching
not
ulono will the end of tho World German Corporations, official*.
ridor
dug
a
hole
In
the
wall
wilh
BOSTON,
Sept.
<
i
(/I*)—
Tho
Court.
Slightly Improved Mar Ik* fully realized but that fu tho American Motal Co. ■ • (£ ]
Rrru.ii in StGi and also cities and lumber camps for them.
Iiridgeniaii pushed a fivo gallon tho Iron bars and slid to the1crew o f the schooner Albert W.
llsslieil, son jjno o f the The labor supply is not yet be jug of liquor out on the running ground on bed clothed which the> Robinson, which was afire .’100
ture strife between nations In Eu
Palmer said tho stock for ft/
sms of the Jock, who coming short.
M A R T IN S V IL L E , I n d . Sept, tl rope will hu obviated,
iniles o f f tho Virginia Capos lost
hoard whop tho car was overtaken had tied together.
to bo held In the treasury
i/l’i Slight Improvement was
N '"d witllight inThe jniler on tin* first flo o r ! oisht, was rescued by tho S. S.
by policemen, but the bottle rolled
Ing settlement. In 1921 Ri
< ■ir-miin Iso listed'
heard the fourteenth man hit tin Azshran, uccordiug to a nibusagc noted early today in condition of Man, Injured By
into
a
ditch
without
breaking.
Tho
Merton who had sarved as at
IVl'.-i lihuckits one of Slain O fficers
United
States
Henntnr
William
B
bottle was brought in and will be ground. He ran out and capturril received at tho East Boston Coast
officer
In the German aripy
(' spite the llUlint COIIIMcKinley of Illinois, who is crit
him but the others escaped into u Guard base.
Tim
ber,
Improves
to
New*
Yo^k. In the same y*i
'
used
ns
evidence.
Governm
ent
Soldiers
I'-'Is failed lift her np
ically ill at u local sanitarium. He
nearby woodland.
new claimant for the stock
The message wus from the const is suffering front sciatic rheuma
' inmred list.
A reporter, sent to the sce/ie to guard destroyer Cummings, which
Tho condition of O. E. Webb, poured when the Soclet* Pour
BuffermK FrnShork
Hodges, 14,
.M ANAGUA, Nicu., Sept. »*.—l/T*) Royal
investigate, captured ono of th« ruiMirted that sho snw the Robin tism.
oniployeu
of tho Florida Public leura I)o Motaux, heretofore
hrin.il „ f u i e f train — It is reported from Coi.xcguina
This is Senator McKinley's 7Qth
men along tbo BHstol-BlountvilIc son afjro and the crow being tak
Horvlco
Company,
who sustained a lent and unheard of, anr
Dies
In
Hospital
P'w, doctors | nurses that Generals Samuel Sediles, Ju
birthday und ho wnu the recipient
highway, whon the prisoner hailed en o ff by tbe- Azabrum
broken back whllo ut work lust that tho German owners had >
of
many
messages
from
friends
slid
h °f the wo lij lying lian Vanegus and Roberto Bonn,
the newspaper man and asked for a
Friday, is greatly improved this transferred the stock to th*
The reacue was made, It was political and religious associates.
" hank wh the half who were killed in last week's bat
Brief funeral services were held ride. Ho delivered tho convict to
morning, according to authorities ciety before tne United
I
indicated,
some
time
lust
night.
The
iv"rs usseijl about tle between government forces and for Royal Hodges, 14, son of Mr. the sheriff at the jail.
of the Fernald-Iaughton Hospital. entered tho war.
j schooner y a * then "u mass of
Many we uffering revolutionists, wore uniforms of and Mrs. K. J. Hodges of Genova
Official records show that
Tho fart that tho spinal cord
Inventor K illed In
flames.
I *r"' I' after I thrown Mexican officers, it is said also Avenue, at the Miller & Erickson
hours after the claim was
was
not
injured
whon
the
heavy
Fate
O
f
4
Republican
fstcr
Owing
to
a
rough
m
*u
the
Cum
thut orders from the Mexican gov Funeral Home this morning. Dr.
Test O f Parachute timber hit Webb’s back is given Miller, who had succeeded
Passing nitio scene ernment were
found
on their E. I). Brownlee, pastor of the First Solons A re In Balance mings was unable to approach
as the reason for the improvement as custodian, appeared and
close enough to use her flro-flghtrreabyteriun Church, read the
i aiM-iaiu-e tl ould he- bodies.
the patient by Dr. C. L. Park, orty ns attorney gtnsrel
HAVANA,
Kept.
6.—(/P)~Ang«l
apparatus.
AA
last
report*
sho
ival of the |<f train.
In Tuesday Prim aries was standing by awaiting the ar Arango, inventor of a combination of
service.
who
Is In charge of the cas«.
it paid.
t jyt
AA Chicago theater requires ns i Tho
. „ „ young
.......... boy died early bun
s" i a s weretetod os
rival o f other coast guurd boats. parachute and buoyant bolt, has
___________
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iiiTi electricity for its outdoor |day
afternoon in tho FernaldWASHINGTON, Sept, 6—</P)—
.,1.1
The Robinson was known to car been killed In a test of his device.
ptHnpicd to rch the diapbiy signs us wpuld be used by I^aughton Memorial Hospital fol The political fat* of fqur Repub
ry
a crew of eight men. No record Before a crowd of several thou
an average city of '8,000 residents. lowing an operation for appendi lican United s u t*f Senators bangs
tiled on I’m )
sands persons gathered to watcb
citis Fridny aftsmoon. Tho ap in the balance in primary elections of a steamer named Azabran was the test, Arango yesterday stepped
pendix was found to have been rup to be held in widely separated re available, hejrp,; .
from an airphme about 3,000 feet
tured before the operation was per gions of th* country tomorrow.
up in the air above the Gulf of
DIXIE IS GLOOMYjTRAFFIC DEATHS
£! OVERESTIMATES^ SOUTH TOT
ON COTTON CROP 44 INPAST WEE
OFFICES, STORES
CLOSEDINLABOR
DAYOBSERVANCE
Trial Of Daughi
And Miller To ’
At Gotham Tu<
Safety Razor Blade
Used By Prisoners
To Dig Out Of Jail
Blazing Vessel Are
: ™ ; , S a v e d Early Today
linionkecessary To Modern
iety, t erts Green, Labor Chief
ork. Sept, fl v)— Wil■president o Amoriatloii of Lab eaking
1and labor c nee in
j Hall Sunda. . I that
Dns are "idUc and
ciety,
und
try
to
[anions direct ^efforts
‘ elevation Being
he said. “ rd the
•"l of the
i ttonal,
"Piritual wel 0f the
T hey ally selves
movement « ni,ed
unity, social nifc bet[orking people trade
Industry ne|them.
serve as a
ctlng emplo.■y ra
ORaequencos o:
ol d and
1
Society ift i^ d e
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assistar
port.”
Mr. Green said "The problems
of Industry are probloms of the
church." The “ active participation
of responsible church leaders" in
the English coal strike, ho said,
showed " a very deep interest” on
the part of tho church, in indus
trial problems, on interest "grat
ifying to the membership of or
ganized labor."
Tho Rov. John A. Ryan, directoi
of the social action department of
the National Catholic Welfare Con
ference of Washington, also spoke
at the Carnegie Hall meeting,
which was held under ausploea of
the Federal Council of Churchta,
the Central Trades and Labor
Council and the Greatar New York
Federation of Churchea. *
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■He predicted a time when erawlll "come to look upon
^
lyea more na partners uygn
Series Of Conferences Has
President To Map Issues Of Ct
formed.
Queen M arie W an t*
T o See Rjeal Rodeo
BUCHAREST. Sept, d —(>P>—
Queen Marie desires to see a real
western rodeo and the Indian
tribee on her coming visit to the
United States. She has been heard
to say that her viait would not be
complete without seeing them.
The program for the visit of the
Queen to the United State* l* al
most completed and • definite
statement regarding her tour will
bo issued in tho near future.
LOOKING FOR MATES
SOUTHAMPTON, EngUnd, Sept.
-(/P>— Nesrly every, ship sailing
for New Zealand talma a delegation
going out to work aa servant* and
Incidentally take a look around .for
husbands. There sre 25,000 more
men in'New Zealand than woman,
England ha* t» mtrplu* of 2,000,
O O O w o m fm ,
.
, v ^ v *
They are Senators I^nroot, Wis
consin, George H. Moses, New
Hampshire, Albert L. .Oddie, Ne
vada, and Ralph H. Cameron,
Arizona.
Perhaps the greatest interest
centers in Wlscensin'a contest,
where Senator Lenroot, leader of
the administration’*
successful
fight for American adhesion to the
world court, la opposed -.for re
nomination by Gov. Jno. f. Blaine.
In tbe forefront of tho battle
against Senator-Leoroot has been
his colleague, Senator Robert LeFulletto, who ha* triticiftod Sen
ator Lanroot’o otand upon the
world oourt aad other questions.
A number of.'otate zscee also fig
ure in the election, • •
•
WIN8
MONTRE
left behind.;
van of HoJyok#,
mile swim wi
“ Mereman,** w!
my severoli •"
Hog’-C alllng Contest
Is Planned at Omaha
OMAHA, Neb., Sept 6— (A1)—
Aspirant* to tha "World’a hog call
ing title" will proclaim their porclne-summoning abilities in a con
test hare Utla week arranged so the
“ nation c m hear."
The contest will be held fo con
junction with tbe radio show which
opena today and continues through
the week, and the “ whooie," “ pooie call* of tha regional and state
champion* will be held radiocast.
Mora than I f bog collars already
havo.fdtasgA tha contest.
T«
varitMM ‘
lbT wim
* ’ th* 26 •■tetooj
Ella Sulil- m a n i H
SO- other*.,
KTfci,.., ing ut
Jdone a Helm- tlng-n
' « « » * « a . parted
Mexico.
The device failed to
WHITE PINE dAMP. N. Y.
function and Arango fell Into the
water and was drowned.
HU bo Sept. 6.— By passing business lead
ers of the country in procession
dy w*s recovered.
through • his headquarters this
summer President CooUdge has
Pallbearers In Gore
outlined in indirect hut forceful
Funeral to be W om en fashion issues on which Republi
cans enter actively this month into
^
CLARKSBURG. W. V *„ Sept. 6 the fight.
Emphasis by th* president's
—(A1)—Women will act as pallbear
er* at the funeral of Mr*. Mariet spokesman on th* manner In which
ta T. Gore, mother of Governor industrial, and business chiefs who
hav* called bar* hav* pointed to
Howard Gore.
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Fulfilling a wish Mr*. Gore had widespread prosperity discloses th*
expressed - sometime before her president’*i.gtew of the real cam■
'
death, members of tha Clarksburg p a l p . . , ';
Mr. Coo
Central Women’* Christian Temp
counts on RepubHerance Union, oi which Mr*. Gore can •
fall because busiwas a member, will serve a* cas n***
good time*. H*
ket-bearers at the Servian tomor is sa
row, • •
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wive* and
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T f l n i q , poet who
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y »; « t In# Poatotfloa the other day regarding the American merchant marine was
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T-BY
ARTHUR BRISBANE f
most praiseworthy.
The President insists that America or
(Capyrlaht irJO, by Star Co.)
o f the present j
a i 4 M a a a a r f Americans must own ships and that none
L a B V e i a r A o ao alata K d lto r
^
* ■ AORTIC*, M m i l i f E d i t o r government owned ships will be sold except to
operators
IT IS eald for President Coolidgc
"Unless there Is an armament lim
under the American flag.
* ItrBM rtll-TION HATER
itation
agreement
the
United
■jYcar— 17.00; 81* M on th *— U.RO.
In view o f the immense cost the ships have been to the States wilt go ahead with a devel
T#r#d In C ity l>y C arrier,
per
aviatihn, that
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W
o a k ly Kdlilon
K d lilo n t2.<OP United States government and in the face of a recent inter opment of naval
Woakly
yur.
would make America lead the
view with Matthew C* IJrush, in which it was urged to sell world in the air.”
..
* «rd*T/,,^nMkV,r..;;di:,r;;JKOVPrnment Bhips to foreign owners, our rather timid PreaiWhy any "iiiiletui?"
The Presi
dent bt elected lo look nfter thin
dent di(l
to maintain his sta Hi in favor of an American country and its defeme, not to tell
t regular ndvert InlriK rnu»».
merchant marine.
~
other nation* whnt they should do. i
Hi*
business
is in the
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of repiilillmi ion of HiifHiil CVOIlt o f WUI we could seize
•ptLrtirn herein j«ie iiN« rem rved
MRS. FRED 3. DAIGER, S O C IE T Y EDITOR
iifvTRE H E R A L D IM.ATPOKM
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ir
w r i t " head
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enough ships in our harbors.
W H Y NOT go ahead and build ,
enemy and neutral ships alike, to meet any emergency,
I lie greatest air fleet
instead of
•Just how we would explain such a move to a neutral nation, lalking about it?
With that fleet
m working order, and run by f l y
he did not say.
f .M O N D A Y , S K I T , fi, 19215.
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jy ^ y F e n r not lorn nut >,-uh* f ■..m f.,i
P?*jowJng I In* l.unl; Imt m-i . u ii,.
fw fL o r d Willi all vmir hriiit." I Sam
12,20.
repeatedly in many
fields, cannoi be avoided by leases or
similar methods o f control.
T h e country desires a powrrfol merchant marine.
It is willing to pay for it.
W h y not
expend (hi.; price in the most efficient possible w;i i* by pa \ merits to private lines upon a basis
mail service «»r what
over other basis seem-; must effect lie 1
^ " * l ,sU,dl ;i vstem o f government support there would
,1"' liMN' 'I'U'uulty in selling j be fleet to Am ei ii an owners
I he wastes o f government operation would In* ended and the
upbuilding o f our American shipping personnel, ashore and
W FRAYKR
alloat. would be certain o f accomplishment.
Meantime it
;FTru»t and obey for t In•re's no ot h
is
good
to
know
that
the
fleet
will
not
be'
'f t way
dispersed among
be happy ill Jeslls but lo trust foreign owners."
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W e agree with the N ew York Herald Tribune which says, country wouldn't need to worry
/
“ Regular fast service under our flag is essentia^ to develop about other nations.
• D f t j i r r l t M r r rente i n J n r k a o n - |
and protect American commerce.”
IT IS alsii said “ President Cnol.
P O h ln irM u n
of
Nf.
Jnh n «-V ti4lm» f i l l e r I niint.
" T h e pity is that Congress is so -low t<» face the realities nlge is very ngtiniistic and be
lieves the world court will admit
•IC ltrn alo H o f h h ll r n m .
ot this cost.
’rhi* present method o f h|m ration arc waste- Ibis country in spite o f United
^ W lm iu lu K
|»ool, I r u t i U
rourlM ,
sif*' r , r *
States reservations."
Issn ip iitln *
nf
Im lliUm c
pr«- < fill and. in many cases, do not d cvHup bona fide American
The President mpy well he o p
|ntni— hiiiiapn, hnlrlw, npi.rl
lines.
The vices of government operation, demonstrated
m rn l lim i.r.
ei*n «i
dtmr.
' '"arante,.
«A S E &
timistic. if admission to I lie world
court is what in* wants.
The world court would admit us
if we came with all our relations,
nine elephants and a dozen bn
boons.
Anything to get old Uncle
Sam into the court.
The next step
Mill be to push us from the court
mlo the league of nations.
‘ ‘ •lOKiJfi
\i t k k t*:u ItOI'K will toll a" hat our dot te*1 are. having already
odd us Ibal l :ncle Sam is a "Shy
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v
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Along aboid I PL’s, after Preai
dent Coolidge has heard more from
Kiiropeans anil more from the vo t
ers. iu* may lie less optimistic about
the world court.
Amusements
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S- ( ., arrived in Sanford Sunday her dailght.
i, Florence who is
for a short stay hen ’ll business.
*■pending Hi ' 'i.'tith with Mr. and
Mrs, Y.die Williams in Virginia.
Mr and Mrs. W. 11. Jacoby and
daughter
of
Gainesville ' were
The Boult:
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among the visitors in Sanford oil nil who In* Ipa. to make their perSunday.
lieu a l e g m i .
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Fluwer Urns, Concrete Mm
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stored away for the next journey— instead it
serves continuously day ip . and day out . . .
your first need in the morning and your last
requirement at night.;
A Hartmann represents a faithful v a l e t . .
an experienced v a l e t . . . that will provide
hundreds o f conveniences that will win you
to it forever.
*
Sanford Grove has many
points of value. It is located so
advantageously, within the city
. limits, that the many features
which combine to make it an
ideal residential section . really
beggar description.
Drive out Geneva Avenue
any afternoon and inspect this
exclusive residential subdivision.
in your room at School!
«s
SANFORD GROVE
Points o f Value...
,ui«S.'.*il™ ;V«r
p “w " t
DANCE...
LOG CABIN INN
Pride In
A p p ear
V,*.
tJLAi j *
m
m
PARK APARTMENTS
-T H E -
;;; ... .....
mR E S ID E ^ C E t e l e p h o n e
1 Mi and Mrs. L. 0. Snyder of
>' an. hula were among the out o f ’ Mr. and Mrs. H. Jones of JV’est
E a s t S a n fo r d
..--I..;.,
l
, -| V "h » Beach are spending u short
i r.«. and Mrs. Jain,
j ' " " " visitors arriving
here bun-inline in Sanford und are staving
d.n.
mdoreil to Augusta, i
.K;
l'>
V‘
"
!1
,»*
K.
s.
Rissell
and
Mr. am| Mrs. Joe Cameron, Miss
at the Seminole.
\ a k n d a r
dm, where they s,
,*„..
,"f . diva res llre spending Elinor Cameron nnd Henry Camer
en(.
<■*> - in the city on business. on are leaving in their car the last
' r: ;' " ‘ l Mrs. John H. Kir-h. J.
M iss
Tuesday .
'"Im.-qii. and U. II. Wright were Hunter Louise and Miss Bertha
.
'his week for a trip to New
of Port Orange are visit N. II. Cotta ami it
monthly meeting ofthe , Mr. and Mrs. R.
' •''v
I’untH Goriln people ing in Sanford as the guests o f the
Hill of Bir- York, Warhingtoh and Philadel
(Issionary Society n/the Saturday afternoon R. Wright I(*J*i ni mg ham, Ala.,
"■'ling
the
week
end
in
Sanford.
among the phia anil will visit the Sesqul-CenMissus Helen and Louise Colbeit
•"r Hradeqton business visitor arriving in San tenninl and* other plnces of inter
Church will be h«*fl at where they will
|
at their home on West Fir *
•"t'd
Sunday.
the week
ck at the church d'nr- end
est.
I. I ii.. and (!. L, Thornton Street.
■ among >he Jacksonville husimeeting of the Di6ght" r i v i n g tn Sanford Sun
(.
Lem.re and Eugenia ParMr. and Mrs. Don McDonald and Ida
;V'» and Mr.-. R,,b,.„ K. Herndo.
•Icy Class of the Iletho" vt»'"d a short time here on
io
Sanford
qiln
a
rr'
ve<t
["""Khter,
Martha,
returned
last
av School will be held
Z *,a,"tay for a brief stay Friday front Utica, N. Y.
Mrs.
■n no }
l" ft S" " d " v an,)
ck lit their class looms nm.nmg f (,r Arcadia where they *
^
g'le-fs at the Valdez.
McDonald nnd Mnrthn have been
will spend
ch. I
short l Mile visiting
7 ^ ---- ---------------.(th e re nil summer. Mr. McDonald
friends.
IOO
VI E TO C LAS SIFY
,
|Service League )f the
V lO n e V tl
on,y f,,r tt»e past few weeks.
1 n"
morning, box. ((,n<the Holy Cron will •
I sides bacon, ' 'vtedo
o'clnck with Mr. Rob- | -Vr. and Mrs. c. (-. Chaff,.,. |,.,*
J .( Rills returned home recent i W. W. Milieu is at home ngnin l:
•'•"(id if return.
to
kwimm nt her hirnc in j vHI **«,
"I''
Jack-oi,
' tom a six \v,., k
-mess dip from a visit with friends in I’nniII do, Sanford Hu- I ine.
I
I hey Will sail on I„.
it.
; patio.
New
Yorlc.
•b'oner, Mobley's Krug
r~
:' :
M"hank for New York I
t
1
M s i t tlieir daughter Mr
Doug
Mr.
mid
\lr-.
[te l A r r i v a l s
Miss Franc ll"f<li*cker of New
I ” ls h’ ent, at Tarry town,
l ............
' NT FI i
u
from there to Narriigaiisetls "tj"k
p,t., U'tta'iuul about seventy fixe friends ■Smyrna has been the home guest of
furnished mom
VALDEZ
'ey will spend a short time with 7 " mnisbmaltow and wienie roast .Miss Ruth Grier for the past week.
’ ’ light
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
■keeping, i In-e in.
heir son. t|loy wj|| |l0 j„j,lw| llv* t.-ilnesdav m-|„ at the city hall..
< II. ( a
11 p. m.
Herald.
Morrison, Ffarnce, S.
heir daughter
Miss
Highland 1 "» I hidimta hand gave several I Mr. and Mrs. Josh Connell nnd
Jacoby, wife aitl daughExtra \(lil,*(| Attraii linn
musical selections during
(h,.
they will also visit in '•"•ii' .e of ili
(ille; George F Jenkins, • luiffee,
All the Werlt
■r return of tire
children ,>f IVLnmi
were recent in
miit
i
.
'"'■'deuce. It. I.. Ho-ton and At
A. Goodwin. Atlanta;
Hess Maiie Roller I son
t Highway bet ween
giie-i- of their uncle and aunt Mr.
jATUF.R \V7
1
Inula,
Ga..
while
away.
M
i
.
i
,
; L. S. Boylei Ft. Lnu
and Mr--. T . M Howard.
in ford. Fla lb* kett
Mr. and Mr
TOD \\
urlett it*
>'
'
.
'
l
\
s
H
AVE Ii a i
fll. Dioxon, Fi Lnuder- tec will to.I return with b<*r |.,,r
Tiarpon S in u g i
' "T’d t mm
Marshall Seiran's
••utils t:i|*
e "K . t'"t will alien.I -( II, .
at
Wolil i.c l «w'k (lie XIIIIC
H-dtiipore
the
“ l lll'l ( t\t M Y"
I In* week,
Mi * \rgin* ('anier.in and small
Ii' -I"ti this winter.
- v hnvo U i a
M it h Ilia in In* *-iieclt Nidi
dailght ei Jeanette are in Tampa
i cl.it n o
lO N TK /.lM A
" u l Mr-, i I
IS-ti't Ii.iv, any (|oalni,
when ivc Jry Jean a t ir
Hamilton .mil a Special
undev of 'tsiting her tin.tiler f, •r a few
.pen
W. 11 Rniv*. |,.f,
no.i .|
Mrs. M. M. Rioul, Mia
Vugiistino j
" eek ■
i
incut, it e> , at, lolly tested litvt •. to see II it will tetain
'"■I
them
hig in Ids car for T*»
ii her.. Ii ■
|udgi‘os, Ingle.; Mr. and j
' he trip.
< Ullll t|\
" 'll spend a few dm
it*. . i Jot. and t,i mi * \i lictlid the tsbrii will l< ilquicd
ding tel
SI. Petersburg;
Mis at ives.
IK M 'I ) I l INK"
Mr.
,ml
Mrs.
.1
.
|
>
.
Hart
are
at
It
l' ciS utilik. ly) the g.itinciit nitty l-c '|x.ilcd, wf Tftum
’
a.
r
ers, West Pain Betu-h;
I lie U. Y U u
I’.uk
\
l
(*
■ *-':ik
'
comhine t Mome from a two months -toy at
and ( Y n t n l St.
Belt*. Louifville, Ky.;
Raniist cltuI'et iett to you in its otiom.il condition.
1
'i
iedo
and
T
I
'K
S
l
i
\
V
Daytona
Reach
and
Kh'gaut Iv Furnished
Mr. and Mrs. Ra ■ni->nd G. 1*'.
are m OniluoGeneva hmi a meet 1
rs. II. E. McCarthy,
Sunday, la visiting friends.
Rc\ Ingram's Ui.mler Film
night ill tin*
F. Myerq Sanford; auiiinincc tin* t.irtti " I a s o i l , S in
tin**; arc tiun •nab! c, am! wc i a’
. Ii huililing. |
.ct ..a
".Mare Nn-limu"
Sanford; ft. I’ . WM. day uftenu.im, at th> Foroald V: excellent
apai 'mi 'it . oii -ists of living
was enjoy [ Mr.
i
and Mrs. Asliley Purvis mid
(Our
Sea)
aril; B. C. Cantwell, I a tight ini Ho-.pital. The luibv i',a .
Kill size bed room, diesuing
‘laughter Wimonn and Mr. and
I'eeti named Ray toon I ilc o m I ,
Pelephone 632-J
K. Iludgens, Ingles.
n il It full siz,. Murphy Iks),
With Mnin terry and
Jr.
Is. .lames Purvis qnd .Liiiios Jr
Mitonio
Moreno
.
kill
hen
and
hath.
Electriacciiiii are again -pending
sonic time at
frigi ration nn,| garage jnJEM IN’ OLE
cully re I bi vtona ||, ach.
Cornell)
|cb
Miss Helen Alii , i and Mi
! rip doit it
irs. John Kirdi, Puiita
"Moving Day"
I J'.lmson, Puma ( hthlu; Augusta Figeninaun of OH.m,
I Friends will l‘»* illteie-te.l to
220 M agnolia Avenue
anlav a ti
(it. I’unta Gnrui: I). G. -pent the day hete
" " and up per un nth.
I \\ |* * 'a lt have , : no" that In. |l ' . I'cdeu has rcRock; II. M Hamby, guests of Mi-. |"T,.t| I 'alger
A|*|di at \pt. No. J.
i. t
*■•imnieil
ttu
piai-t
« .... . Dent 1st i y in
•••bill* t n p
II. Julies, uni wife,
1 Im ago and wi|| not return here.
Mr. nnd ^lrs. ,\l M. K,>nn|
it>d
at i\ e s a n d
[Beach; L. G. Satiners,
I ri.'ii.i
■1
Beach; C. ,'J. |,aeo, Miami at lived in Sanford Suiul
'I r. and Mrs Charles I'uiin have
(ill
G. L. Thornton, Jm k- for a slu.rt tav and are st *i njr
inoved into t lien* new home in MarI' and M. ■
ak>"field en
Wtlson, Philadelphia; til the Hotel .Montezuma.
•
aura.
11* •it . .! Mr a;
' laud Raul
\
St, I’cterslnrg; J. W.
1
Mr. and
Algerni.it Speer. Arthur Zachary
'"man. at
la:
R. E, Freeman,
inner
naio
,
'lr. and Mr-*. Fred Cowan Jr.
liotiii Mini
IS. Rissell, Tavares; J. Jr., and Frank Hutton Jr., while d a l
night.
b.ne moied from town to their
Valley
kro-; Robert
L. Fox, touring the Shenandoah
new home O l , Heanluil Avenue.
S. Brinkley, Tiimpu; spent a short time at t h e Shi nan
''t lend*: of R E Franklin will
Lskelatul;. N. dmili Caverns in Virginia.
. [nwlirk,
.
M O N D A Y A F T F K N O O N A N D N IG H T ,S E P T . 6 T H
i;t.
'>• Icai n t tile ciioit- ill
Inimgham; IL Bill, Bir.
f
hi<
llmt
be
t
ni
1»ramli
iiih
*,
ls'oiui Pnrramore, St
‘' * r' ,l,,< Mrs. Wort \\ Warm
•Mr. Franklin left eaitv tbi- Flat C hested Folks
Eugenia Pnrramore St!
s,',*ns llr‘ '
nrrii
be at the hcd-id of hi- Need More Solid Flesh
3olm Morrison,
Day} ,U‘S<I*,Y "Tier spending tin
!.. 0. Snyder nnd wife
l " r,'u w w k B oil u motor trip in i
I *-(• " S I N C L A I R ” Gas
If1 VHir chest* is flat if v„ ii
i> e-i
.. .
i*
1
K. Alexander, J a ck -10 ,” °'
El'll " f eager power
|C. Carson, Eustis; R.
a <!k ( i l ' a p O V i l l e | !lm.V' hollow- ,, Cheeks and neck
HKTWiaON D E I,A N D A N D D A Y T O N A
S IN C L A IR OILS
Mr. and Mrs. Dick 1‘hdvaw ami
■Tavares; G. Drnkoney,
» •« .'nl*
that a dozen pound*
Reiter lor your motor
I’ ei J. J' < lark " i l l be hero for '.,r « " » ( l solid flesh will make you
"tiiioii, DrLund.
’ baby returned tn then lu.nu* in
Good Music Fntertuinmciit.
Gainesville, Monday att.r a \i.-it. -erviii's at
lOnjoy Labor Day
11 "''lock on tlm fir-t V.'i
f‘M'1 ,,‘‘*u,r K" t" I'liion
here
as
the
guests
of
Mrs.
Phil
!
,
uni third Sunday- of
Mrs,
Weymnn
E.
month, I harmaey or any* druggist any Hi ncs
Station
"here in Amerii.j ami get a box t i l l Sanford Vie.
Ihililren have returned yaw ’s parents, Mr. and Mr-. \V. A. I
W ith l!s
Phone *lti I -J
■ \|, ami V
trip lo Savannah and Zachary,
Kenneth Robbins of McCoy’- l uil Liver Oil CompounT!
Tahlet. ‘
! " 11ell. ■•'1 the tnoeial o f hi- giaml
(., where they were the
Mrs. A. K. Power
Knu lien ami ‘ utotlu
11 .v*'U feel run down get I ired
Trlatives f „ r several
Ml
Mice R,ltd.Hi
1e a
fe d t|mi i
Maria Ann Power- ami . am I t ii. liT
ll' •' It* mil Jl.
. -.ili. . .and
.
vigor
are expected t.. leinci, home 'I'm*and v ita lity •i • n't ii11
par Me
‘ fay ' " ’ Ml points it) North Uar.din;
*
*
Hill
lirlp
yoll.
Mi
Emil M
'lagmi-o'i r '»>y
Wien Rawlins and "heft* they hale been ■.pemlmg tin
M
ml M. - •Noah Fi\ i ami f“ 'X o f (Id t a b l e t s ; . ■r 'hi contAden left Monday m summer.
r e m e m b e r i f y o u .*,, cn't satis
I
f*r for Jacksiuiville
tin* week end, tak |
u itb
|in the north western
ami’ Mm.)
Mr
■ f * i*r a .'ll) dai
at 4
Mr. nml Mrs. II. E. McCarthy „ f Kiel! at \>.
money back - A -t.
state.
Magnuson
f
(l|.
m , , o) s.
linnpa arrived m Sanford Satur " t i l liai.
i,
Die ( it ms — ------day and spent tin* week end here packito,'* |
I..r t 'base i*
Trs. I.oxnard Niblack at the Hotel .Montezuma.
<o
Mrs. Joe Ni black mot
M O BS M U ST BE C U R B E D
■■■■h i
I'll. A b H K IlT (.oweiistein, a Bel
! g'an, is Europe's latest “ mysteri
l e k s i u j i k ; ( ' o m -m k r c i a i ,
|
A ( i c n u i i u 'l y I m p o r t a n t I t e m O f N e
'■ms millionaire."
He has a place
A R E A L H 0 .V K
in Kiigland with a string of horses.
It is time that lag il machuic.y for a crime, than for a co||,*ctiv
'Vfnclied on lb hilltop, downed
I
and
five
villas
at
Mmritz,
one
m
yye
offer
for
the
rrext few da v>
Ii M. C o lin 'I. of die <Jeorgia Itankei.s’ A -SOI-lation. ti
s set up m Honda to ...... with herd of irrespimsiiiiles' momen
on the |»l ;i i ri
n r<M
in
Ms i two of them for aviators that run 1 ,|>s*
located on, Union
Avenue
tanlv
dernaged
and
given
nf
<>me
"acres
,
,
rum |„rr„i
fJEfone >|Uit prayin' f, r lam
over
to
“ * dianuuids" 1ii.it perhaps are duplicated ill |his flock ol flying machines.
Hotel
The
....
.
""** " nlv « "hrtrl ills tan,.* |N„ | a, 7!
I’ ii lut kn Ihis Been investigating i their lust for licstiu! excitement.
Ho* .Oh, it cnine (low faster nan a l'1"i'ida.
lint if
il they are duplieuled lh<' world
has not I d\mg machines bring millionaires
this house lias three Irixl rooms limK riB
e of the most dialx lii III I uses I I" be permitted to trend deliberate
ESutf rail rood train,
heard min h about
front other countries to talk wilt,
room, kitchen and hath, and a nun.... „|
n,,r have many Florida Iniuni u ot Keil j, him.
the historv of tb.* -tine.
the Flag of freedom and
■tale. The b'
one quit prayin' for caio'
lie lias III *.ocrotartc»s, and
I
Inniselves
into
1
1
also a two cur garage with apart),it
tints were negroes, one a \V(I- liberty that is supposed to be the
In from the ca-tI and tain I rotn
upper lo ritl art a llied by the h o ld o f Mi
I l<*i*l of aulouiolitlos.
His air
m.
Two who y.civ ..
h**l[ii*i"
. . In-r emblem of these tLnilril States.
Yjtbe w e d ;
f «»ltrell's story.
I,
This house must he seen lo h,. appr.mtrd
|il.me-, including those rented from 111 k* home after shij had been
. No right exists for mobs.
“ Her of tin* eorot,
•f In
■
the
Imperial
Airwave
'
ompnny,
of
dis s lm y bits to do with a man ol Ynhlo dn. (h
I
..ten
were
stiatchud
nviiv
nici
I'gtil
lias
ever
been
given
for
c
iti
,I
mgm. yy bo I London, cost fimt.iina a week.
IfljW 'h
ade victims for '!>••.!* kindei -s t , zens to set up their own dt iimhead
* jOraxs b< >• ec *>i in' 'ml tb Lord is known by his admiring friends iks I tie Sweet I ’n|aln l''a •
C
O
L
C
L
O
U
G
H
R
E
A
L
T
Y
COMM
So goes the story,
worthy of i woman of their rnct ,n di.-lre-;
know*! In i,
courts and execute their drum
lla*'('.
I lie man's other narm is
‘ I*’. S. Sinter, and he drew
•bdes \ erne, tup apparently that
.111 First National Hank Hltlg.
rclfjk,
He »|(llt pi a . in* I
head sentences. The soenllcd "un
\t
Clearwater
a
mo
htook
out
attention to his sweet potato hobby by bringing from |»,,rto is tin* too busy, too much cluttered
I,,, invoked
1 man and killed l;is wif. ttiioiieh written la w " cannot
S A N F O R D , FI,OHID.
liico tile best seed he could find,
There is tic fright she suffered. On* inn» when* a mob gathers and wreaks
n'eVla li.-te
The crop from the Porto up type of millionaire.
Real
Kslatc
something
wrong
with
a
mind
that
erft's.
liican
seeding
was
one
liiuidr
vengeance.
jtrit
M
n,*..,
,
........**<‘b busitel.s to |In* acre o f wltieit needs so many secretaries, auto h. been arrested, has given bond
Ohe (put pra* ,*.' Po rain!
The time is Imre to take drastic
"d is said to have u good a'ihi.
thu t>-live bushels were o f the
In*st grade.
’
mobiles and flying machines.
Shakes the v. ,m|„*.*. . of the hig
Fiktu the* cusi* n»MtK.
Lak(‘ lnn<! Steps m the name nf our fair State,
■mi
When In dug those potatoes he se|«vtcd
0 round skies.
nf I'Ion,In to prevent these things,1________
.iil
lleFiiniak
nrt*
i
v
%
i*ni
raafribiilor
tile
next
H'.AI.L S I I I K K T
has a young
ere, where they make it, (ill u year's seed die potatoes (hat produced five
to curb this tendency, to punish I
"
tumbles down;
without mere y those whi do tiiis
States gradt number one potatoes in a hill. o f more United , mysterious millionaire also, named
Members
uf
molts
like
this
are
He took
dills yielding l larence i'illon
/here the thunder rattles ami (lie
-I uiudtf up of man capable ,.f ±,]e- ^ n T Z
".jnmiats" wen* rejected.
tin I" bulge
'
car financing from
^
black clouds frown;
safety
that civil"ting
what punishment fits any
ly
indignant,
slow
moving
Wall
.Vy’s jes’ so little that the world
S E E T H E B E A U T I F U L II.AMC
ization
and
culture
are
presumed to
The sweet potatoes that grew at the end o f three years
riven
crime
or
misdemeanor.
Kven
Street dinosaurs, then "grabbed"
1' Won't drown,
"lsuro. Every day that we delay
tat el ill selection by t his method w en ‘ planted, and they*
if
they
were,
thu
right
trial
is
,
pro- the National Cash Register, and
'Bone quit prayin' for ruin.
P R IZ E B U R C H A S E D T O M j
1 isistitiitionnl privilege to whi, h is lust that much encouragement
seVelil i.*
Prank I,. Stanton. diiLeil three hundred and seventeen
bushels an acre.
to those who are inclined to form
1wo lately has been financing bigger m.v murderer is entitled.
hundred ami tw en ty-n ve bushels
Hi* iVAKS
and pun mobs or bands of veng
hushitls Rfatling I 'ni(i-rl Stales cnterjirijiCH in. burnpu.
I" all calmness* this matter
annoy old fashioned
Wall StrfeiH,
took a Scniinn
o1111V
eance and the present tendency is
.Mr
,,1!‘
»
•■■Ilr.ll
,
,
,
,
,
„
„
|
shoui.l
be
studied
and
a
p|„„
I
malice
exceedingly
Wall
Street
rLialc fr to raptui•* .too
ihiir
"in* that j- more fraught
with
reporters say In* has im papers, no b»r a legal force that would be
danger
t»
our
whole
government
.!"; "*!"hundred bushels
T n":« *
» » * ipea and ml;, only
ii ed a.* " lient i,iii
{^■^■Ilond ni'w-napi-i .
,.
"i t w.i sharp Available to take charge of a -it. ...
and status of uvilization than a
A el e JMOWII f r o m
"I'd itia iy sen
pencils and a paper pad „oilM |,j„ until.n immediately upon
(P|Vff‘yo " wimld ini tb
moo |the violations „ f ( |IL. Eight eenth
I ,f there
must
........ .amendment
snioolh glass lopped desk, near a funning.
tfvlng.
1,
.
,---- tic
- bloodFlorida ,
T o Th« deraid a story Iik
have
/
ennifortuhlc arm chair In Ode nil shed let it be brought upon — .
.
.
.
•
h,‘
'•
-»
'd'
Rl'eat
interest.
H
"
should In
,
for a
tiers
*»t
the
mob
t.v
it......
|(li
open
fireplace.
m
-......................
seems
liki
II". Ill'll*
5® It
huii(lr<»d years. The enormity of
FO R t h e W IN N E R OF T i n
8 somebody
That’s the way to In an efficient volt against law and order fat bet |tills
ha
Triis* dastard crime of bestial mm
......
ter
that
an
individual
escape
pun
nncl. .
mysterious millinniiir.
get n.| of ixhmcnt for
ishnnmt without authority riimio!
S A N F O R D B O B U L A R IT V I
a misdemeanor or even nc MVrrstat^rf.
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! ,i X ! u r e e ! d a n l , h r ° r
,hw"
H»-n,t lit net v- detail
and I o *iu i
ona Reach Monday
V.
'
n' l,H‘ H,‘us
aeeordetl preferred span*
i h«*
Mid then gel busy as a numher nlreadi .in* il K nit
[Oat photographed \
I'etit th? dny.
A
I Ml ..c , , .ha.l.,s •s" Ml'' •*»«•
I'.l.l. known young man who
I'T.rida knows o f aimther g,„,d
beautiful
print
t h e
d r a g o n
f l y
y*
I died recently was temperate, hurt!
f atialte g n n vm g three potatoes where only
g vu
—
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|Mrs. E. JJ. McDonald
If not already entered clip ami mail thi* (•••»#.
f
r
o
m
A
T
L
A
N
T
A
J
O
U
RNAL
working, but believed as do others'
I he' derail!
wool,I .like
..........
^
deraid would
to i......
have s„tm* news
At wil'd liko to knoi* i- Ii*.w tin* ,0"'*
Max Bailhury, Hoke
items that it is impolite m qiiestion the
( ualest Manager. AH-Sanford I’opul arlly Cmiljl,
Utbout .sueh things as that.
‘(Jlvai"img glittering in his thin
icago police are g o i n g ' to t.-tt
McDonnti siient Mon-,
'•"ably of refreshments offered hv
Valdez
lintel,
Sanford:
ona Beuei,
thcr a girl is sixteen
even
triends.
J norny arioor," says Science Ser on-fly even with n good insect m*t,
t>
I desire to nominate
.
’ ly-flvo.
i
vice, the •Ira^nn-fly hovers over i\ l>r " l'i head is almost entirulv
! ,lls friends liought bootleg liocovered with his great eompoiind
Uratllury returned
in the All-Sanford I’opularity Contest, it Iwini i#drn(*
In
I h e S w e e t l»y e - a n < l- B y e
[Uor, made of aleohol poisoned by thousand streams and lakes and f.'cs
He sees much better than
R u . Every indication j- ilml ihex .n <
meadows under the hot August
this nomination iiuludoM 1,0011 vol.'s for thr d.r mas
,
government
order
before
being
dimost
insects,
which
are
as
a
class
.(fwnirig tn Florida tins im ii I . i' ,i ,
or -cities with small dry
I'.'tgllly-t wo
jstrihuted.
When they cut the sun,
'ided il is rereived by Wednesda), Sept cmtier |.
li t i t n i u t r o p t h i :
very short-sighted, and any sus-1
r ‘rtMater crowds limn ever l.<T,.nru stlin g
age
in
the
I •>< UK I \, 1*11101 IT i>
young man open they found a hole oi l t h e lb■ Ids transparent wii^gs pieious moves sends him zonming •
I 'uited Stales
si.it i > u . n
n u v n
are enrolled m the public schools.
Some day j l" tin* lining nf his stomach.
'Vers of im arrow-leaf
off
for
yards,
where
lie
w
a
its
'
il. n u n \.
•ighty-t wo percent o f lilt!
;v,.5 Wonder imw
Hollywood
g, i
or a wale: lily,
tr.n
i
.
*
.
..
..
,
........
anti
Women
o
f
tip.
t
Americans, that don't kn ow it,
,:* *tortg while Uempsev is gi ttn.g states Will realize tin
Address
" H e H not hunting for honey watching to see what is going to [
1'llited hair
C"' \ r i;v c i . I’ u
such holes started.
happen
next.
Rut
if
you
,|„
calcii
!
p l*ad y to do his stuff on tin* night
.
importanee o f Ihe ptthlie schools,
however, • tbe article continues.
1**1! a t i-:t i,
the twenty third.
M.vAXT.
|„.
j And in that bright and wonderful time school t,.*.,*)» .*
Tor like bis imaginary prototype " " " » " « l handle him gently
TM,'; '. " V K R N M K N T now plans of ancient and medieval
used to being n cap
fiction
ITlSt
; it a N't'H t ;s
j( I" way ot denaturing alcohol not so the dragon fly i*
"VThe govoi anient puts poi on m
: « . i . ' It .MKTs UN'Ii l-Ht
(lf rj|w Die, and m , voracious is he Unit
vmy poisonous
It will have only meat. Nm does he seek it in ........ lie will eat ., fly „ ut of your band
•ilcohnl to keep peopli1 from Iniik
t• i r'x'G' s a n ,,'"HD.
' j j j r it hut a lot of peopli seem to I..
.
' " a « m i s in all the schools, and possible i „ demand - I'er cent of wood alcohol, enough repose am,.,iK the petals; he is a even while he is held between your
dial liu
l‘ ,b*v " W N AND
UNringers
by
bis
wings.
like il heller that wav.
bill
if
you
drink
it
steadily,
hut
IcaciuTH hiivu the pcrsonalily and tlie charactt'r
I'KKKNPA.'tS;
swooping eagle nf the lesser world,
'>"(
enough
to
kill
after
drinks,
I he beauty o f the dragon-fly,"
K
' ' < «>ltl>A T O i
dint van intliieiuc hoys and girls along the
u gyr-fnlcni that seizes his prey
"»iisAcs, (luatccs and
rigid lines.
j^j^vTlte cluldi.'ii of Chicago have to
tin- mu government denaturing nn,l rends it in the air. ||j.s swirl the pleasing article concludes
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v
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l
a t e r c u r y S h (.|.
U'day there ar«* many school rooms blest
l>i"cess, it is said, "will discourage ing, darting, side-slipiiing flight
o ff 'he streets now at tea
was recognized long ago by that
'K‘ .;.o"*<l. and l.. all
with fiiu leacii•fk.
I hal is -o tin- gangsters
di
inkers
because
it
contains
oils
most
artistic
people,
the
Japanese
.(tut ever eta lining
,
men ami
adapts him admirably to the pur
"e*o have then* tom to play.
' ill.'i*i*sls i (I,,, lands
odorous and disagreeable."
lo r tile love of
suit nnd de -1 ruction of mosquitoes amt he has heroine a.- much a part
"b
sutv,.| ,,r u,iN
"
f
their
heraldic
decoration
as
the
midges, small flies an t beetles, and
*J 11"* i lu, i »■ d<* •
# W e l l . if ixe iieii
I i.
VN IK* K\ KR thinks Ihut offen- his power!nl jaws (be can give scan, , was that of
ancient
1,1
■ ' <1
ll lll.MI'
' 11 1 , i l . ' Pf i v n
i'll Barry. we'd he i|
Egyptians,
u is S)(|(| , hnt
'* "• *' Is l l . l m l l II (II
clad ive ...............
.
*
your finger- a decided nip if v„ (1
drm.l'"
S
,
r
"
th,‘
‘"""f'rined
1,1
III
I
lie
Iitv„
M
at,.,I
And I In
had di'cidcd not I.
(iMiukaid docMi 1 know him.
handle him meuutii.iisly) make \ u "
*'" unk min p „ n p.bind,
* U h Rene i'mirk
the world. “
I>" ’a V
," ns' ‘»»«PI>iVfi«te.| workers in
mak,
J Nippon, means the
land
"I » li.'i c s i . * c, e i a t i n A man c n fiiie i! in „ HritiBh inindcment ,.f these lui|,'
of the
A
I’vsts in I dragon-fly, and "that they (n,c e in
' "i 'ut. i'ia j„ Hi.
vwuk house , „ t o ff hi.s hand with short order.
III. ■"'..
I'lll when dial timi* comes We
.I land sit mite.
?k’An we romenitii t u, p
their
island's
contxmr.
ili-ssin
K
^
oft
an
axe,
tteeause
he
knew
the
doc
I'ersonul
pride
is
one
ol'
the
rifite
" I t is n«t easy t<
•I'", in Seiuliq, County,
""Icli a drag-1 Jance to •he shape of the ausornhor Day in ll'l'.t,
just
.even eighty-two percent o f tile adult spoke of. that, time when " is would give him whisky, which
"
da.
tu-\vtt:
|
insect."
human race, the more pride we imv i iHirselvc*, J
l*>pulntion grasp the idea they did.
W 8go that an alniosl unknown dint no agency in Ihe , 1 *, ,
Half of ||,e orl Invest
Another broke open a
K iealer our self-rcHpect anti the y ter respect
Southwest(linrti-r " f
Denipsev flatten.,| .1,..- \Vd
I tiitKl States has so great an oppur- glass jar containing „ repulsive
W H A T K I N D O F A F R I E N D A R E Y O U '’
.-"H h lM 20 Sujh. Hull
tunity for good, or for
out.
eommuml
from
otiters.
‘
‘vil.
as
has
the
public
school
w
h
e
n
anntomieal specimen preserved m
_________
M IA M I T R I B U N E
l W U *
that time comes,
“ I I lie N\V orncr of
‘ " " li- lllp 2|, ; tange .10
as
1 1,1
Mwcct hye-and-hve, then alcohol and drank the alcohol.
Bob Hull . well known all nvci 11tie t e a c h e r w "
mim.;
Puitlo
in
personal
appcuruncL*
is
‘
ntial
l"
^
I Im' ih
untie into Ins own
He will in. i l ,, j ,*
Emerson's essay
Friendship is i t,*r
to till’
Ofida in newspaper . i n b , e ■>f lit
' " h e ? Better f.„* y,,,,
• •ii n
n f Uuft W M of
T l f l N K it strange that full
to n u m m itv
IL. u iu
i
a ^
biihi
of
beautiful and helpful
— t Imt is acknowledged; and care h tttlrnOon to
ri ! It•• l ir e S.
new secretary of the Danfonl
t«i
fur
your
friends?
dial us;
thoughts.
Bui after nil, it is Un
1 1 '' ' hiiliiH;
c l' o t' 'h o s wo wear is the secret uf
d.sV,*Zi!'nt
*nll,,w "'holesnle
tiir ri y'ht »•]
Tiber o f ( '0111 me rci
W.ilih
ire H r.
d
strihiitmu Mhr
o f " ,d
poisoned
alcohol friends one actually has. what Sil le'fnr,,S yn" T
,
West
|
'»-st
respon
service
of
nu id
nrord eel M more secuiv iiosiiion
tim es.
knowing (Imt bootleggers will g^t thoV mean and what they stand v
" " * ' N'olll, t: tie point
■ n 7 ' " " ° f y,M,r
Hut
•the limelight.— Time- Union
*
A
Iso.
it, mill thousands drink it
lor, that really count in one's life >"ii iun he reapmtsihle for those
s,
"
.tlm
yrt ImiiHt
'I
M llk
What sort of a friend are you? i ° . u ,.n a k l ' f r o m n o w
>"""11
Tn islilp -a
IVrhnps that is the only way to
Even though your clothing inv leuIs Is1 I'11
seems kind o f like u ki.k
rnfori'D
i6**r.uu»a;__
a*
•
.
imt
rum
One
T H E D E P O S IT O R S ’ M O N E Y
On the'
prohibition.
Also it „,uy Are you u grouchy friend'’
I hence
".'I
Von may always look carefully drei
teeth Ihut such an insjgmfjeant
hZZfrii.mUhat W‘,r' h whHe- *»"*«
" " nee W
kilt "
chains;
all those that like aleohol who growls about this „ml who " a IrHn' 1 that ib worth while.
lO U N C S T O W N . u , TFLKURA.M
ns fifty
htay iw. ot i
fl,‘ -" chnlns hence, K
tlmnsmid dollars
hand,
no
m
atter
how
fine
the
tfah;
growls about
that and
g,nWls
'he pnlnllr lo**(n_ . t ""(I thus give us a purer race.
if yon
L^.t w nav'', lhn.,w" ti"' mighty
about the other every time you j t
Tile Georgia Rankers' .......... stylish your clothes have been
T O M S IM S
Miller Bonding Company into "on says il is "shocked” by the f ' " " " siates the hanks are requir|rln«
from tin
meat
?
Id 11
W A L L S T R E E T „n Friday night
them to go dusty, Htained tlntl fe.sscd your!
P"> in i||„ utri ■•orn
namiH o f n i w i v ^ r .
n ta I eil
*'! ’ 'ike out insurance covering uegan
closing of H.'l banks in that tatibegan its threo-dav
Are you a friend whose feelings I There
three-day h..i;.i..t,
holiday in
1 'lid each [you muy
_
tire 3155 davs in
..... .
pearanee will he shabby.
dunositors' money. Nebraska
and 1 (1,0 disrlosiire of
>. ' "-''I. title IntficKt
amazing , a Pioneer in such legislation, boasts Imth of optimism. Ordinarily stocks are so extremely sensitiv, thtit « I This gives you a g V J ^ ' when
la rr y K. I haw has just mil
I1
"*
at"Ol ■< (I mn C , d propunbelievable comlitimIIS. '
w iul.1 tie unloaded at'such a time strong draught o f air hurts them* I you can start up..,, the
” " i del pit ttufi pu unit
(tail n novel called "The Traitor"
I niat no depositor in its sinte-churlroad
The
hankers'
who
thinks
your
superior
qunlitic*!
"
'••*
atilt you
«U
C
C(ISJ(.
. . . .
assoc intioa should I ereil I,auks, has lost a cent In 18 h w*en T r i \ MnK
hereby
l,le little eiiisude
hunpen are not appreciated; who is always
D on’t D elay, Call a|’liable
*i|’l»e«r „n d.f .(id
* 1® Stanford W bite and suhse- be shocked. A situation where a ! years.
I" T'liiplalnl ti Ii filed,
imagining
ahghta.
,,,,,1
i„
wh((L
The
events.
Wonder when the fly-by-night investment house. m.l I Many hankers dislike deposit
1 '*••> o f ( I c t l
a . rx
Cleaner
presence others walk a* if tread enemy ’ yav to get -ven with an
£ * '* being ii a c Day
. anil Leopold boys will g,.t even Hated as u Imnk or under guarantee laws.
ib by learnio
They say they
ing
on
eggshells?
at
the
i
Buir.ethip.g
louse,
from him.
f book out, or just to break the bunking supervision, huiwlled*. re penalize the careful bunker, mak
" f, Sanford, nlnoln
Are you u gosaipy friend ? One
"
»
l i s t s : who
ulony they might write a p)u>. serves supposedly regular bunks ing him pay tile losses of the reekb’rtdn. uiul Ii pfiiutt
retails
nt
every
meeting
«||
F L O R ID A C L E A N E R ^ DYE1® I ' fro runt,'. >’ll| he
certainly is shock ing.
stocks touched new
- *— — o —
high
I.yuiL about your ,,g„
.
ess
It |„ reasonable argument murks in the day.
B h I iih I ) „ „ .
,o>t®f the neighbor ting the clock buck to
in Iteel Krini
is going
BY O. G. CARM1CI
b e l , '^he question is "Wl,at\ g „i,1|r nut the fact rcinuins that such in
t
‘Intel ttt 1<
hood, the church, the card club’
keep the I
I he
to h<* don# about i t ?"
to an isolated spot
hour
from
being
surance is the one known way of
o ttio
Are you a talkative friend ’ One
’
late.
t r A•*“ •'*!11*‘
«
W
A
L
L
S
T
R
E
E
T
does
not
merely
L
r"Hd
lands,
it
:e o f the Indian ocean. If he
irtlier
ITu* bankers’ nssoeiatmii sug. giving the depositor coinpletu pro
who fan talk straight uheud
’
I 1'" this
17 Y e a r s in the Sai Line
for
„
""tic 1 puli'.•won against the French |u. gests hiring lawyers, have im„sti- tection..
Hope
specu half an hour und scarcely
lators!^ ,>P,»It
n* °I!8
a " <l h«pe" of sJecX
IIlf Sauronl
take
knows
i
Id,
a
the
IMlI.l iMlll-ci III
have been the (•gorge Wash- gutlona and possibly prosecutions. .
Wi ‘ ^
*l) w a rs banks having over a banks, the condition through
I < It)* of
breath on oonie matter that doesn't it life i a ^ C
of
Siid*d
I
11
6
o f his country. As it jH. he I fiat may put somebody jn i-.il utllliim dollars o f deposits have hubMilaae Theatre Bldg.
interest your listener whuteve?"
men all over the United
* ecutlve
fOOn is, forgotten by nil,--. but that won't restore tin* dc„,,s\- .m o ,
When
'’“ y'nonts.
In 1P25 over whether they are making States,
Or
are
you
an
optimistic
friend?
w‘*
’"'I'
"lone,
thinking
or Ion.
Phone 691*1
almost i'ompulsnry. That’ ' ijj
Herald.
You should bo lors money.
t«)t) hanks closed their doors.
lal seal
mg. ' Don't ■RWire
ignore Wall
Wall Street One who is cheery, helpful; who
most of Us |1Ht(.
lo r a
, , u r l “ • ■mlnola
I he responsibility lies squarely wisdom exco)D'
,.'in «*l,u ^or
oaring that
The root o f the trouble lies
(lu.
•o
bo
alone.
t
w«en
,t
advises
you
•Jth
day
l i m i t T L h e r , " " h" r w* y with a
old Arab with Washington. banking laws o f Georgia. It is „„„ <m the shoulders o f the bankers, to buy
uy or
i #011 °n a margin.
r>. i92(
I
Don’t ■mile on her lips, courage In her
Beach independent.
r
they
want
better
banking
laws
gamble, and especially don’t "g,, heart, wise suggestions stored
sible to protect depositors i,y |„w
E. DOtJOl )
they inn hnvo them.
away in her mind?
"urea G AM.*Ad«M, whkV ha8ed Willi'"»
short.”
(Kcult Court, J
r
c
i
i
i
i
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:
w
t
:
„
:
t
^
UOMaty.
Klorl mtnole
Which sort of friend is it batDemocratic
donkey.
H/A: M. Wat
n —
F. H. Doixon of
are spending n
'b'.rt (i„„. in Sanford.
hvrj parents.
United
United Stales.
m i
I- S. Boy|,
Mr. ori,KnBrush, u
who
something m an expert in shipping
^ • * - ^ 1" i T e ' r l T ^ "
n " is something
States, und ns head o f the army
fjpat” onl0of ai.'n^r'dil;;:,,,,;:: m atter«- declared that an American fleet had nothing what- and navy, his most important busi
ness Is to see to the defense of the '
ijted in tio* imprr mill ni..I i h » ! ever to do with national tdefenst:.
He insisted that in the
1/
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M ail O rd ers F ille d
) w
4
I
�f r•i.M
a s v.A
r -J’rI. w
J
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)
V At cii
■■aDnaaaangi
[18— Hiisinass Sot vice
=**=
Leaders In M ajor
Leagu es A re Given
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Halting: Hargrave, Roil**, .000.
Hits: Brown, Brave*. 171.
Run*: Cliylcr, I’ irati*. 01.
Doublet*: Bolton,ley, (TmlinnlH. .14.
Triples: Walker, Reds, 20.
Home fains: Wilson, Culm, 10.
Stolen baser,: ( ’uvler. I’ m, tor,
CARDS REGAIN Cardinals Have Five-Point
Famous Batflet FouM
Lead Over Cincinnati WhileWITHTHEMENIN
For_Heavyweight raj
LEAD WITH WIN Bucs Hang On In 3rd Place PRACTICEOFLAW
»*'■H'.n.iS,**
OVER REDLECS
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Ol f e r e d . 'if,— Sppcia I*
T „ PRINTING
------ T H A T PI r \c| x
oodAdding M |{iin,
r i l L SK.MINot.i-; P R | \ i i p ,
J>lore.s.
vcstnienls.
our listings,
IDDLS
1(5(11 W .U lh K ' tv N . iZ V x V p , '.
will ho received
and collector sen!
for payment.
. lOr n line '
— ; I uusoh
WIGHT f'HRlSExBI HI'
FDR S A LE - Due five room house
« n n p - P m m t .'k ,
i,
dames J. Jeffries defended bin «evernlh|„Wi
with hath S 15011.0(1, $801) • cash,
Kmhossiug. Sc,*
f)l ,
•iod ilhudiitelv
....... He n l i n e
balance easv terms. Apply Lancy
title against Turn Sharkey in 2fj with '
I
it.
Phone
.||7
\y
BROTHERS
7c a line
fi,
Dry i 'leaningr t '*>.
"ans,
1iii"iaii
“ No lore
St. Louis has a five point lend went into a tie with Pittsburgh for Over 2.S00 Women Are .Now |rounds Tit Coney Island November
' ( ’oiiiiiieri ial St re* •t.
Picture miA]
on request,
Mrs
I >":ilcrs
.today over Cincinnati, with Pitts- first place, the league leadership
Practicing
Profession
In 1, 1810 in a bout that was not sntOne new three room
lr.I rates urc for
I
limrgh bunging on in third place. has changed nine times in 17 play
C. S-. IHO Being In Chicago; j isfaTtory. to either principal.
in
19— Huiltlin: ( 'on ( r ;ic( up.
* I I. G o o d
'•i Magnolia Ave. opI Insertions,
Pittsburgh has n chance in the se ing days.
'op O p en in g C on test
,f *
‘
20.
O hioa n Ha.s H ig h e s t H o n o r '
Iloth criticized Referee George klieg hgts ,!v
fnld.
Cheap for
A lex a n d e r
H o ld s H a r d - H i t ries opening at the home
'
of
average
length
yard
Ret
Ii
Pittsburgh
and
St.
Louis
1
G oea 12 In n in g s ; i
PitchingKreiner,
Pirate*,
Siler, Jeffries saying the ehallcng-!
tliroi^hn t
t< cum if desired.
..... „
Shai ket , "".'"'ItHoilt
-SANFORD K u n iT .r,
n line,
Cinein- have spent seven of the 17 days at I
t i n g C in c in n a ti T e a m T o I) with (tie Cardinals today.
won 10, litft, o.
* '>
» i le
CaUed in F ifth , Is
II VI.'D\\
\t;n.
Sept,
rt
i /Pi - From " ' r /h'-uld have been disqualified,1slu,,,,.
s',
"“ Perk
CUD
roofs, lui.lt up to . Re
charge of 10c for
the top of the heap with Cincinnati
S c n f t e r e d - l,ul1’ '* *,0Ht l<> ,,,t‘ ( 'hi*-ago Cubs.
roofing
H
i
t
s
T
h
a
i
A
r
e
1 |,n's<t'<* '*ii||
,It A f f n i r F o r Timers
bn.
> i over .Lt i
f |)i-l»>rah, jmlge of the I and the loser picturing himself tho I of the „
n ,.„i
19 c „ r „ 4S„.! i Grover
Cleveland
Alexander then* for one short duy and the I lie tint
I
u p ure,.1 |;,
I Dm
AMR t<t ,VN l.lvtlil li
winner on points.
>nn,Hii...! . w,,n the ch
tiinm
M a les (lo u t
12 S a f e t i e s 1r«ish.-<t to the aid o f the Cardinal* CaidiiuilH mid Pirates twice £icd
tising
is
restricted
Dliti*I.■:*■t o,n gum an
whose feminine palm
Fsrunliti
So much speed was ilevelopeil <k?ng'st>0>> bat I;.. penned;'!
II VO
RiUiiii.r: Fothorgili, Tigcn*,
I
tee,I.
lassificat
ion.
'after
two
straight
defeats
from
the -landing.
i <• t: lt d St. Pham* I I I '
ri' " nil nr ),js
iBHO.1*
*
Sox Capture
tree tlci i ji.ii guided affairs in the when Sharkey pulled the glove i the
r js inao'e The Sun('iiiiiniiati had cost St. Ixinis the
Cleveland lost a lone point to the
1 i"it J rtu-k.
Pirates Lose Final
i
N fi^Jlu rns, Indians, iftft.
Slak!V
U
'
H
lrarkZ
\
from
Jeffries
left
hand
that
tho
xvill he responsible
of Palestine, women
Little and ('lavlead.
have nske t o
Yankees in the American by win early day
I D I n |;uy
PEPPERMINT
‘H ittin g Contest
n:ht Delivery Tru. k
U jii\ Ruth, Yanks, 121.
O
D
'N
i
L
SMITH
Incorrect insertion,
* V\ i ,i IT* i •; j; \, •
Game To C hicago, 7-6 He humbled the Reds 7 to 1. The ning and losing a double header have figu'-c,1 in the courts of the referee could not call a halt until the battle. be better fi
Doubles: Burns, Iinlisn-, 5JI.
' ntraot"i
FLAVO R
per for suh.-viiuent
Cards clouted everything
Luquc with Detroit.
' I II LR \ I I i
The
first game world, hut not until recently have
•»lM|
Triples: G«4irig, Yank,. 20.
- l I ' 1s t S | n i t
»
T o W a s h ln g lo n ,
He office shoulil be
i-:i; o PH ILIPS , |„e.
A
lastin
t'ODD
H
o
m
e
s
and
I.uens
had
t<
>
offer.
A
lex
went
•
>
>
the
Indians
8
to
7
in
12
V i c t o r y ( l i v e s C u b s T h r e e Out
their number* attracted notice.
Homers: Ruth, Yanks, .||.
I 'liiuic |11
tcduitely) in case of
' 'lie H o ld in g
B o sto n
ander nI lowed hut two h:,s in the innini:s hut in the second Hibson
for s a l e
and
In the legal field American w<»Stolen bases: postil. White
O
f
F
o
u
r
F
ro
m
(
'h
u
m
p
s
;
Y
d
o
•rv lib* ral terms
first
five
innings.
\ c e p t in 1 F r a m e
hurl'd
Ihtrnit
to
a
two
to
noth
te e th , a p p eh te ,
mi
ii
have
In
on
keeping
step
with
Sox, 24.
*' • ••' »»r " M *1.
! JAMES II. U tlW A N
All I*llld.I *)(
Is R e t ir e d iji F i r s t I n n in g
Six innings were enough for the ing -hutoiit in 5 innings. Cleveland their industrial, agricultural nnd
Street.
)\ BRTISERH
and d ig e s tio n .
<•7— H uuiiih U i l h Hoard,
Pitching: Uhlc, Indians, won
D oggia* Re,ipy C
I'm and SI,, et M.-tal
Cubs to dump ttie Pirates for the had a i ruin to catch. George Burns, scientific .I'ters, although in I SKI
w.uk
UV)
2 .1 , lost 8.
representative 1*Vliter
Templo
jthlg.
and
B
i.it
T
ank
C IN C IN N A T I. O.. Sept. ft.-- M l third time in the four games se I fid cm first bnscinnn, broke Tris there wei■ only seventy-five in tin
At Dak RDn.M.s, with or
Jroit Hplit
a
familiar with rates,
w die*ut
|Avenue mid third Street
meal.*.
i -St. Louis defeated
Cincinnati ries The seven to six victory end Speaker's two hast* record by rap Cniteil States. This number in
UfeIC Sutnf
riln.VK
TeleMipduy, Clevu[ classification will 1 p l i o r i e 1 1 1
•*)'i* i *•»
L<
lll'llHO, |
Hotel.
ed
the
season
on
the
Chicago
lot
Sunday.
7
to
1
through
Inability
of
ping
out
Ids
sixteenth
of
the
seainning the first game, 8 to 1
niplete information.
creased to t o i l ) in I'.IIII).
'! lI'MItl •
! the Reds to hit Alexander, and with •In* Pirates leaving early to hoii
New York kept n six game
IS: InnlBtfs, and Detroit the 1
wi-h.
they
will
At the present time there nr I P O R T L A N D , Ore.. Sept, fi— A
!in"in
•lt.
II
|
H o g g i n s ,v * *,y . . .
.
, went into lie* National
League catch a train.
lend ■ er the Indians when rain approximately 2.XU0 women law i Chandler twentieth Century Sedan
'• - t o 0, in five innings, the i
n wording
your
I I CCS
ii.uh.il*.|
and
Go
,i
.
Tie* Pirates rallied with four br> do op a double (wilder
lend again while <'ineinimti dropwith vers tiii>• ighmit the country, 1 hi
being called to allow the
iii.il:*' it more ef
j traveling eonflmmus]y in low gear N:mt
I
blm
.m
ill
*.i
.
i
i
in,
|
j
.
rule
to
tie
in
tin.
-ixtii.
Chicago
Ploi.e!.
'phiu.
pell
to
......ml
place.
l.e\\i:hon (if
■UWa tenni to catch a train !
’ nil I I r * III II I ,,|. ,||,.
fu g " .i.'iio ■ having more than DU)
K- ' b
I el. ,1*; 1
CLouis.
;
tor seven hours and five minutes,
111 *i i*n |%i. <nrit||" • kiiigtoii picked oil the Red
More 1 11:i ri *>,000 St. I mis fans pii.ch hitlers |>ii-1,« 11 over the ivin<
lino
Woman
leads
T
N
I
'
N
O
TIC
K
A
*.
*
*.
*
*
■
s ' l l l 111 f t llllll. x
Snvs , n
Hoot |
to 2, for the Senator's
iU »« and Buckeye did some of
witnessed the panic
A * rowd of ning • ounter m their own behalf. So
Oil",
i- the h"iu>r of having a at an average speed of 21.28 miles
" "
1 "H
*•l : >i« x iii i:
- Ii*>uId give their
m -n Dr:,„i(.e |s
relief pitching in tin- fir-,,
o’.OOO, one ,1 the hug' •I since No " i her ginuev were played in the si' i> ' might victory over Rosti.ll. woman e 'iu Inched iixtni.it po per hour, smashed all time marks
ix
' il i w i in
‘ tut I ic ■ nililrcs-i as
I- 1.01,’ Dl-\
Dfctsinns In
liter L e v o n . Karr and W i lls
I 1' 1 ha ago Mlijie Sox won u • limn . • i ,'i corded one of her -ex ' Du the 172 mile run around Mt.
*lie \v>>» Id - . rii s game In t>'. |iack I. .lit'le
' l " , * ■!
l*!ioae number if
M... ntio*
Sane August 2tt when St. Louis I..... game from St. Louis !t to u
/been driven from the box.
I. i
S a n fo rd
A m u rica ri
L e g i o n , ed the > HoiJudge I' .'"M'liee K Allen, o f the j Hood l.uop. near UnrUiiml. Oregon
Ire.-ults. About one G* <l In, i .
i i: I-- .
’r
First flame
■
Leaving
Cortland
at
!*:1P
Mon
I ■' i i i h t,i !,-*
P o st
I ’ lans
A ls o
For
A | l.inpie, till, long for t im inmrv,
state siieri'toe I'niirt. In that state
"/-• Sep,
tif a thousand has
1111U M l J l i c i Ii witl*
Mt ... 411 (101 000 000 . 7 |r, *
was hard hit during the first six
('levelueo . lamis attention with a , day evening. August 2nd the re
anil
the
<>(hi-rs
F
ie
ld
A
n
d
T
r
a
c
k
M
eet
I
" -"I Street I
Utld 401 000 200 001-8-171
iomuls and was replaced by Lucas
milnii i pit I judgeship held by Miss cord smashing Chandler chocked in
Uni' ate
with
you
"Mn,|,he ^
B ig
F o o t b a ll (•a n te i in the seventh. F rier i hv Dressen
fiea: W'ells,
Dallas
and 1 A n d
I
seven
hours
and
five
minutes
Int
.Mary D Giusunuri.
«n*.w
your
address,
d
Al 111i i»ct \ — |)re*sf*ta|vj||.
III Ia?v»en, Karr, fluekei: Dirge r„rp
innaiire M U ST Ik*
and Luoue figured in the score.
A woman defender of women .s' er; at 4:15 A. M. Tuesday, to lie
ml).
•-ii it
Armistice Day in Sanford will Hell and Dressen hil home runm.
This
phenomenal
time I coKtrnry to '*‘n‘ ,n* "I'irria
Have* You Foot
bun at Ihe Sanford
Mabel Walker Willelnundt, assist exact.
.INI \ i
bo ii gala event in the athletic St. Jauiis
~5—
F
lu
r
is
ls
Sain
A.
I,
In
lit
the
previous
low
gear
record
I
020 112 001 -7-12-1
'Ml\\ l
nr
by
letter.
Telenut United States attorney gener
v«‘-"lin.
ch
a
in
:«;
i
•
8«cond flame
history of this city if plans of the ( inciiniati
Trouble Here?
ibmi.nice* nru nor I
The show grounds of tlm Walter llll "/e in the United States. al whiec prosecution of liquor law at the Western Union station just! f he Anii'rn .'ii M:
000 001 110— 1- «»-1
L'l-.
l, *,i ..
Ai
I <o \ D
j»o i
of
the
— ............ ..(HMI 02 2-4 0 ('amphell-Lossing
'S TE W ART I III- k'l o|; i
eiation,
m
i>|
,
!
by
I
hour
and
47
minutes.
Batteiies: Alexander and O’ Far L. Main Circus which will exhibit
V
Y
\
\
\
violations
m
late
years
has
made
o
r
I
ll\*
l
lll
I
I
than six hundred people
i\ i: si:nDf* *ident i
.........
. 000 00- 0-1-2 Amcricuu Legion material:/' , A rell; l.inpie, Lucas and I'lcinich.
M'.Wel D • ,dl .. , ,
Trent meal
fur
For more ttinr\ Rcven hours,! Miami C..|,p,, '....
her* on Sept. 17 is a city within
> l'l III II \ I'll* X I I it n ksl
't ried with the big circus this her famous. While practicing law
to allow Cleveland to big college foothill! game, rowing
M.
I.ANDI-.R
■
t
Klflclent
Mr
Lew,
f urn*. 1'nI louses
itself I.uking only a town council
( 'handler’s Dikes Peak Motor Was'
' M ill I 11
I'll I
iu
Los
Angeles
she
appeared
in
I'he
number
o
f
anitniils
■
x
I
V
'
"
;
|
'
h
i|
i-«
raees, motor l|"iit i.oe-, and u !
,
v|
* fn .) ,
) ' ....
Bullion*,
In
mol State charter. It lias its own
exceeds 4(H). The big tent -’tint) i'll.'' as u public defender of making 2810 revolutions a minute. "The New b ii l<-r*hip in
'-o.se In < liicagn
trwa: Gibson and Mauion; track and field meet will ) h> some*
M
grow a
N a il*
lawvei,
postmaster,
d
m
ti't,
doctor
This
is
equivalentto
a
high
gear
|*'A,"
th
h.
her
sex.
having
been
admitted
to
"
n
enlarged
and
now
can
seat
o
f
tho
features
offered.
I
M
l
l
f
Af.
»
S.-,,t.
C
.
f/P.
Chi
Sewell.
, n m . —
I alien Vr* he*
-*<-•11;11 m \ ice
ki.l
detective',
painters
siistainod speed o f exactly fifty- 1,1 leave „
Two great, herds of ele tile California bar in UM5.
I ‘!
The day's el«s- ,c uill l.e the
d o - d I lie National League cari>*'nteis.
,
' * :‘r> 'IttWwjl
Id I * d ih L
v.agon
maker-,
blacksmiths,
Inunnine
miles
per
hour.
:
regard
See
Lawyer
Ilnme-Mnker
' will be seen. The muMc
football game between the M.re.'r 1
*"T.- t'unday with a 7 to fi
Sox Defeat Brow ns
"i I
R V? \
A g ""d example of a lionie-mak Car Thou roughly examined Before ! plants iK i-'"* ;*• %
Miishcd by fve bands.
Prof
The |V"',,,rv
I'm dmrgh. milking it l v oo'ii, barbers, shoemaker :, tailHJ1S, Sept. 0 - (/lb- The and Rollins football teams
l)r. J. It. M.
idioakers. harness makers
Record Run
: '<m off IClcf *|•.
ITigl. l* I
Griffin and his military bun.I er who ha> also attained success
Georgia aggregation iilwuvs I mv - •
it " " " » » ' - < •
Whito Sox took the
t i f keepers gun K tofriiphers |of • soloists, furnish concerts m the outside world is Catherine
To
make
the
test
more
severe,
J
i
'.I
LvaitzinW
li^'
t*>
n.inii- 'b raved tor more
!• o f the series from th<- II fast eleven while K.dluci hope, I 1" " c - " " "
V idler
It -llppoi-ls 11 gli at tented hotel dai
"Tin r.r
:t t mid 7 p. iii .
Wniffcli McCulloch, first woman the clutch pedal was removed from
"i''ie •li*.r.»H»|
tici-ount of n
I f Browns here today 0 to ! to turn out one o f the fiest team* I , *!,n ..;' M ,l lir
Permanent
Ir
I
\
l
i
)-■
in
\
v
hi
h
thousands ot meals art* I 'I
.'I \Y.
i «li iz/.hnir umi jm*l M was agreed
program is featured b y ;1justice of tlie |ieui e in the United the Chandler Sedan and the dutch .deal of c.....<
CDtU
I,loosedy nlayed, free hitting in her liiwlory Uiih yi ;ir.
I oi n fe il
I■ I'
It
rooked
allowed
to
rtsnain
in
position,
in
j
°
f
capilali-t
I
eaten
every
day
in
the|
'
States
and
for
forty
years
a
prueof
iiermlists, acrobats
">t . "f irt*
Most Florida people will reinein '
'll '*’ • *•’ *" emihle the
Tho Browns out bit the
'A . I
I lot *1* Shoe ‘
v ear.
: i . ‘ ruins, and downs. The hip t icing attorney in Chicago.
She order to prevent any coasting oil ! tinues the "Inn*'
<" <!'l d i a Gain,
Sl.ition.s — K.
tp 11, while both clubs her Mercer as the team that beat 1
Store
Five
The ear i Duttons. “ '1)1 I'oipk res of ground are re- t sle
i ti
Inis K) clowns. It) aerialists is the mother of four children, all the Tung down grades.
* hicago scored four urns at the
I o.l.tw o errors. Only CM) |»er- tlm University of Florida in 11*21
f.
•
lliired
wns
also
phi
in
low
gear
and
tho
space
in
which
in
housu
I"
.
tain
tin
t
(icon
h
ave
i
•aestrians, and 50 acrohuts university graduates mid two oT
* Witnessed the game.
after they had’ tied Texas nnd (ie o r - |
Vde to retiii- before
\I l
-l I
i\ " t :
the si. .re of tents Doming the tin • asnn.
M \
.
‘ Wall Street' eukfs d
her sons practice law with their gear-shift lever removed.
........ 101) 121 002 -'.1-11-2 gin Tech and held tlm Army to • .;,.nv 'f* Ti* out. They ngain Imnched
\);
LR
I
M
(
')
Walter
I.. Main circus, Four gi- j ’)
An extra onn o f gasoline was all quest I"a* Tic toroll
^1 rt Ii fnr two timhn*
Ilollir. riding troupe. Fug 1father and mother.
ai« ..... 101 500 001 — 8 - 1 1 -2 a II in 7 yicoiv on tin* lull i t ’ s I icLJ. 1 ,lJs
I l:
1; tl
Jr.ir. n**t lie- iwni-r."
t Im Mi*
The nroposed track uni) field 1
Piltshurgh rallied in the gantic oak poles form tlm chief. Im.
champion harehuck eiptcs , From its ranks of women I ll rigged on the trunk platform iT 'Wall Si reef ;hoald
ilm noi': Thonias. fonnnllv and
for
estimate
..
support
of
tile
biggest
tent.
Any
til.:
above
the
regular
tank.
The
crank
change
it*
view*,
th
e
t
Ii Uallovv, ( ihbI oii mid Km*. meet will Is1 held ill left field „ f , d 'e , i n g innings, fo ilin g Osborn to
with
I’ inkie Hollis, the inois has also chosen a circuit
LL' ! Cl RI i
RADFORD
( oiisiiIt Us Before Wiring
M !
the Mtinieipal Park to prevent pusn,"l tying the score in tin" one o f I lii'se pub's vvould hr Hllf- I g|,
-t somersault rider of all judge, two assistant Attorneys case was filled w-ilh oil, gasoline the plants in tW fw,|
"W,
I'icient to support the largest m a s t1tin" . is on the program. Other Geneial, an assistant United States .filled and the Chandler was taken would chance their*,
I1
silde damage to the ball grounds, f ' * 1*'
sI
'i ii.se* IT.i Sale
will
11ii I ‘a r*
headquarters for n makes it "ppei.r (hit tl|:
The Sanford School llonni will •'♦•sburgh
nun i l l
t!-!2.:t im any giant sea sailing vessel.: fenfires include the He Long sis attorney and two assistant state’s to police
Sox lk»w T o Heuators
V L 'I . C A N L/.IN G
l -e.
'otthorough inspection before the to better hi)>.*r relaticoi
Kin 2t)l 7 D) 2 The sinnlest tent is one med to ^tei . ' 'tuilihrists of Belgium. The attorneys.
I* I* 1.11 * It. ll
tSS * WELSH
INGTON, Sept. 0.— (/!’)— be asked Hi purchase 1.000 collap-J1 bi' iigo
"t
H 11 I . x
< I I I R o p R \'
.1 i " .
mil
start.
■- 1.
Batteries: Vde, Meadows, Mu- house the circus barber shop.
that. <*f a small fintwiill
Brock trio, Viennese iieriiilists, in
lUtor* won ii fi to 2 victory siblo steel blenclier seats fur the.
It makes 11 iends"
<
M
I
lu-allh
*
At eight the circus is transport , penb'ffs* "tfifiv mid-air feats and
Songer,
Morrison
mid
Police Captain Ervin and Presi
" 11owev* i , Inn] pro,
Jiton Sunduy,
f'oveleskio football game und the trmk meet.. boffey.
Phone IS.' .
•* a
11not /.singer mid ed on two trains of double length jI e v i .ting triple somersaults from
dent William Merry <>f the Port utives are the k-tfrank
■•I in,
I tho visitors scoreless in all I Iii-m * can he used for nil high j (!mieh; ()- lion
Poll .-"I. I .
If ( « M I N T Y
T h .ca n mid enc'h new sun sees the;■fly aur trnpese to standing bur;
land Advertising Club made a |in local inaniigcirrrt J/fi
•t i
,W . Washington rookie, ism school games lure iin.l will prove I la i t net 1.
n
.i
rtf
*
|
)!•
i
lit" n d o i i s
i ' i ' v * 11 •t
iiiiii
i n - 1it ill ion in another < ■ i I . ! IT Tui and Sakata, Maxwell trio
thorough investigation o f the car. rbd groiinp
irumttJI
1 ,w^th one of Russell's of , n )>ig asset in .staging mi nlhh tic
Bt-mt it in the Palm
-!lci|» V. ant e
1Li « single season the circus t r av I .\ I. K I ruin Coinier. A’ okii
cm nival in lliir city, llei.t.d 'n v,)
Metallic seals were placed on the |thing, it iuj|
tor u t upli-hwluli
|:tn*i I " i o|*v
etii ..*t
hi i • rm . m
els ab"iit ‘'O.non mil e.s, .'Halving and S. •ster Brothers, all
radiator, the oil intake, the emp in* ,*ur* ■ u , fii-tniigj
for a triplv while .Itidg.' i all spectators have been f,,fei| to I
\DDRI
D
m
!i*i"Ui
2<
M
)
c
i
t
i
e
s
mid
"
i
.
•
and
during
football
gmnes
m
this
ty
dutch
pedal
slot,
and
the
gear
its
till-*
l'l
ill---.nef
thi
known
.
Lone for n double, the on!, l
i •* a *a us acts \v liich have
■ ••.mi .
i"L* aboil. )••() pcrforiiimn'c . The ed inti i 'tioiuil ilist met mu
shifl b ver connect imi.
I Hiiinav * rial e i nu:
base hits of the game , • it v
*1.1
U
I K M \|. i u . N I U U
in n s
ii
w l.l I*
Hen
in*
O
f
f
e
r
e
d
b \ NS AS C IT Y . S, pt.fi- -t/Li
tnpton 000 1 1 1 ) 11x r, hi :>
■Walt* • I. Mam f'ltcti* has exhib rank m he very t ip of the
The Ml isi i and Kolb*. , r o w in g '
these j*i"TitPhotographers clicked their cam
\ pillar of <loud by day tuul of f,ro eras, a Western Union clerk held
"ed im practically ever, eitv • f tession.
...... O00 20tl 000 -2
1 D mils will elnsti in h rat e on Lake I
Bank Keepins HnbOfl ]
• O '.
/ Nn .foil |>tf» |il^, N i l:)li Tot* Srililll I
tiaii
e
■iii,**
by flight, thrust heavenward atop a his Imml i*u the dial of the time
.VI.
Mr. I.i-ui-elm ilhitatflML
tries: It USHotI and Gaston .Monrm> net oriling to the lo m in it"
d
igiant shaft of stone, soon will be recording clock, and promptly at ; statement with IV Moittfl
tie iii charge iif in-ranging thej
MUe and ltuel.
' • H i l l III ( l|I XI i .i i i h . i :.
athletic ciirniviil.
a living reminder of the sacrifices *.»:::•» o'clock the time was punched - hanking coiq* u.tfrwtdI
I < onlinued from Dago I I
«15 Park Vi.
-Itc'lji 'V : i o ;
*i,
PI
120W
ui xin i m i x n
' I i 'l l : iii
VI. \'
on I I) \
The
Mei'iec Itollin
football! w i l d . "go. Other silt viv’urs, iipt'nr *
of Kansas City's soldier dead of and the record run commenced.
i t he
B- ili i i i i " " - and Oki* J
the World War.
game js important to Sanford be 1• f*' I' dazed, ran about ui>nb|o t*.
I l
w h i m
u
I und t In* I -ui'*' J’aifie
i i I;.
11 \ I
i
D U Ibeir names for several hout->,
iiui-e il is the first college foot
Expert* in color effects
have
1 The D-rut- r. D » rile*.a’l
i
i
*i
J t iV IM M
ID- i ii*' worker -, eipnpped with
ball game ever held In re, and !
labored for weeks to product* the Owner M ay C on vert 1 m e r i t i n g o* .....prr*tio*
F L O R I D A 8 T A T K LKV A G I K
iiushould the i-r**wds wanaiit it the! b.rdie , leinoveil many of the dead
'correct effect of fire at night, and
Green Springs In to union eoniaiiM)i-* *r.d
IK IS I 11\. Sept. (’* Some live and what a- -'
injured from ' t h e twisted'
University of Florida will In* asked •'""I
Personal dunnage, at last have succeeded. Steam ami
l I
while the l.itii-r hij rdl
I- I*
i-elililries
ago
a
strange
envi
led
wreckage.
|
The I*rice I h Itight
together w ' )i the electricul and electric lights are used.
to ldny a game here next year.
On the An Am usem ent P a rk trent w it Ii iifiii-rj* ifcl M
W
I i i ii i
*1*1:
11.
wngoii
drew
up
in
a
square
**l
a
generating ipparatus, is sti.vved in cloud of steam, swaying gently in
Deriw-r mill Rio Grande Western I
I'he
location
of Sanjorii in
A Fui •rituie 1 " ,
M"Hol ll.l.
ploye
l'epi'i'sentatjiM
.
f
•I ‘ M.I
jLir -t St *eet
practically the center of the slate officials said the train was on time, small Kiu itiean village, tagged b\- the r-malh i •ruck, whose name is tin* night
breeze, is reflected
SANFORD
a*
"The
-I . DIum." b
\N ! "I; t1 tii i*
■I l* I r
Green Springs, several hundred
i i ( it
|H ' lull line
makes this an ileal place for an aid wa.; proceeding ut its normal a straggling group of children at "Desdeniom*
because, lu-r ilriver through lenses of the proper color
' I.
I
tiiiues,
"that
)li|
J
liito
d
l
yards
from
the
north
shore
of
Iraeteil
by
its
bulging
sides
e*.v
right
l
I o r -slightly loss when the in
athletic contest o f the magnitude
assorts, ’Mi.- needs much chock llie light from electric lamps. The
.1 .1 - H clp
.Titled— Tin),.
Mtorxburg
Lake Monroe will he converted into ' product i"ii nuui.i ft u ilMl
f I I I \\
o f th" one proposed.
ing.’’
_
' "I* ut occurred.
Mule than 25(1 ereil with i.ilil markings,
i mu Im *jei
effect is that o f a cone-shaped pil
.1 f
j
ant
is
tin-if
tl
m
t
ln
|
a
modern
swimming
pool
and
okhpa engers were estimate,| to have i One side was let down, a paint
1-ben thing Carried
lar
of
fire,
Iu
the
daytime
the
I rial control or th isajer*x«|
Milton ..........
I
bn u t.
.......... . the train.
W. S. l ’ KICE, Mgr.
ed interior was disclosed, ami a
On arrivi*;* "t n willing spot, tlm effect is that of a pillar of smoke. i r amusement features constructed, I are mote . nliglilM
gl-Ol-l "I
---- L
- M u»:i
: •(•■
•
•nl.
f :i
Iaccording to information received
O I* I
Dl the 18 now iu the h - pilal, trumped announced that n p. r actors pitch rU« ir tents, and erect
.
bail.I
The
steam
floats
from
a
great
cxecul
ii
*•*.
tIs
v
Im
*p
f
ft}? n a t i o n a l l e a g u e
hi i 710 \V First SI. Phone 472Hilda Kvel-ett, of Avon. Colo , H lie formal!**' “ <*|' interesting natui*-" the fence a- D-ir part <d the task, howl, borne aloft l*y a grey stone h ythe Lake Monroe Tranapiirtation
Bgil» 1' 'll
i. .1 R
! l'l N,
real uphill '«•)■|m mnni|
( ’ompnny.
Won I/ost
luveil Ii, lie the 41111\ •ut- fatally vvould shortly lit* given before - ml, and repair t-> make up.
The stage shaft 217 feet high.
The
bowl
is
' Louis .....
IP— Mn- l " V II I 1 .01(1
.... 7tl fid
The property on which the fa-v the lesser "fP‘id‘ to th
injured, .-i*'< ordini to Dr. C ar-maii. [ illldielit e a.- might throng ib*. hands, in i•i:*11v instance* college supported
NIOW
by the up-stretched moils springs is located is iiWiiimI by of thinking-’ j
Innatl ..........
I 'Hie girl, a sister -r Mlieil Kverell.l qiinrn
v
n
i
n
t
;
umlergradii.i- . erect the state and wings of carve,i angels. The shall
bwrgh .......
•»!*♦
I
an
eastern
man,
who
makes
his
t>
t
"I the ilcinf, was i-einoved by ,-*■*
"
V
MMVTKKK
YARD
i p.iiring
The tw«, sides und rises frr*ui a wall jtmro than four,
Today a • imiliir .groiqi ui' U.u set the seem
*"• "*"* "I I I"- I m* ll.llllfi- ,
I I I Dl
. At®' ........
' n" worker* from *nie o f the D lr- j '-ling play.-'rs is doing the
tailboard of n. truck serve as the umlred feet long, flunked hv hirgt ' winter home on the north shore Woman
aoi*'
fl'l|s|,.IOI
******
f
'
1
1
*
|
f
(hr York ....
ol the lake.
Ho will arrive here
" "pv*l ears aftei ti.-iving been mi ! thing on the roads of New Kng stage, propp. <t on iron legs st rung ’ buildings.
i n **ii** r 1 1*.* i* n* |
I
fContinued from Page I)
• ■*
A eontplole line ol
The massive Liberty in October, according to a resident
klyn
• I* 'I .1 lllll II,* l *|l. I|*|
. >4 I
K illin g RfrDai
I the floor collapsed, e a r n in g with i pi i.-"in d for eight hours.
enough
to
'iipport
dancing
feet.
*
»
,
|
|
»
i
land.
Slartiug
on
their
"link"
j
memorial
is
located
on
a
lull
di
"
•
.. III.|. „,l|
, , .......
iton . ..
......
j
>
U
C
i
i
lv
Kf
on
I
tie
north
shore.
The
owner,
II.t
11 ' R i d -: If H o p
**■•»! "Mi
i it a number of girls who had fail • \oelylen tori lies Were useil l*v -each summer from Madison. *'.-i *■* , A roof, curtain, proscenium, wing* * red ly south of the Union Station,
(it.*. 1
•I •ll i*
< ypress Jind Pine
‘Tl* * i**l *. I.i llllli- (I,,,.
■dolphin
Di"lia ,.\i
Ml.-, Il*ll *11* liuii!*, „ |,.-|,,r,.
|*. |
vv Ii** w
LO U IS Y II.IJ. M •
; "d to reach tho exit.
rescuers in i.-aruig away the (the past four years, the ".Ion. v and n canvas -ky appear almost j The memorial site was dedicated it is said, has made it known that
I'raming
Lts
ami
I* r I *i'. •* II 0-0 I.lllll*
Xili-r **>
.111(1
A i"i
I1
I--* Mm*
'" '" Is
Spe*T"l lit
I Some of t hu audieiiee escaped hv ' w o NmI steel which held her a Players." ns they cull them i-l.es, niiruculom.lv
The elect ruian rigs [ Nov. I, 15»21, during tho American ho will make a modern swimming — Fear of it nJi"tic )®I'
>M Ml 111
ii *
*.,.* I . i l , ,
il, ,. ,, r ,
A m e r i c a n ' I.EAGU E
111- '.ui Shenlhinj'
daughter hail/ts-come
She i„ Miffering fi •o||| j wander the highways, |)|rs* iif ifnc a wire from 'he little truck to a Legion national convention, in the pool out o f the deep springs.
lailii-s ami ihiblrea.
* chi mitering through a sl.v light, and prisoner.
I - tM
l**» 4 I:d .;v,
(hv f oiiii.irla mlUBf
Won Lost
, Siding
Several men ure considering tho with, is Mii-ifi by imlini
: mimeroiis broken imnes nnd intei- their playbills wherever
AI
Olio girl jumped front the ronf.
an an miniature sun.-hhuani, which a l . presence o f President Coolidge.
k,,'r
•»I«I rr IInlilt ' I hil* jM'it** I
idiin
of
erecting
a
dancing
puvillinn
rK.\
\
|
PRESSKR
V
Flooring
have
can
id
i
lv
■
''ir,JJ
.i
I The (Itsioter is the worst
in (mil mniries.
lows its inast. r to sprinkle colored 1 1hen vice-president; General John
PI..I* , ..... . Ml ,|
,u
dit-rnee gathers to he entertain*.I
near Hie springs if n lease can bn 05, to shoot If :!!l
Nix Die A n Train Hit* (
Pre-isiag, tailoring
*»•*•
ii*
mi
r
I
c
Irish aim,d
IVohublv few lam
light
upon
th*
whole.
there
is
Ceiling
|.L
Pershing,
General
Bnr.*n
Jacques
Many Type**
f Vi m i i i * m«. |,,.f a « .
dies in the town are withunit VI. 1 , * «>••; A N G E L E S . Sept. fi.
•**i eniii*.
Phone
also nn arrangement for dimming ■'d Belgium. General Diaz of Italy, secured from the owner, it is said. ter, Mr*, llf-l -'I f"
I Finish
U . .1. I ll l«. |*| \
i
' . *’,u‘ i,l,'a ,H •bat <>f Hi, knell or for spot Wgliting.
Dims, as the oliue has a pupuhi •S|’* l'*'fsons were killeil
The
grounds
are
well
shaded,
she
wa*
sl*-|
i|
g
r.
a
ll|
l
llltB
U
\
.
II.
I
»
-Moveaidu * Marshal Korh of France and Ad■*'•••»» lltoinil*
f4 III III14
; Muiildings
ml two 'Cheney, a Vale man o f tin- i la ■ *,f
tioll of ntdv lllinut 1150.
and
can
he
used
fnr
picnic
grounds.
steps permit *,f entrain,* and ex- 1inirul Beatty of England.
I'1" ' " f a r e d . , one nrohahlv fatalself.
With him is a li'inipe of Ms.
imi*,- )W*1
Lath
There nre many trees on the
N TV V A . p*-»p|.
D la-:| night when tin- we*t bound 1U2I.
It
was
IcJii-'l
1 Ihe coal of the memorial has been
y.,,,,,.
the
V
t-n
to
ll
S!L\
I.’
i
o
l
K
*
property
and
it
can
be
well
adapt
I
Du "set limited sir,,, k an auD.mn- sevenlei-n eager players.
—
Jl:
«•
Hi
i
l-uela.
M,
h
Hriclt
McMubnii
i'4
»•(•*''»
i
Versatile Truck
cstimuted tit $2,000,000. raised by
I
MU ..
.
12 01 ,i|*:
is slid to I
ed for picnic grounds.
D U B LIN ,
Sept. il. i.pi |)js
""
Noulb.-rn I’aiifi,- grade are college graduates; othei Inn* I The actual acting i* dime from public subscription.
box, where
i: i
11 ificd add ill
■l.ime
seen
former
service
with
the
Th*
a
»,U U () * n J i 1
'
1
rosMng
ut
I'uentu,
2(t
,„jhs
T he springs can ho reached by |attorney*
patches received here say 111 pri
l i Di GI
I • !*i x cents
'.mi-.i *i
•1IT II V. li.il L, |south ter Guild, the Neighborhood Play many levels, the arrangement of I
Just
Sill
Plaster
highway or by boat.
sons were burned to death, seven jot here. The dead were identified
" e.-utivu issue:*.
The yncht of nnreotiesjere dored.
* -.1 Lstnt*' "ii*l
steps either on or o f f the stage al
h r p MEET ON hi NDAV
house, the ITovincetowii and Glou
]
White Knelt Plaster Tlonrii
Wcluku
is
operated
to
seriously injured and ninny ofliers |as:
to
have
rnetfani
the
springs
The driver’s seat !
\ M ' E i . Ri 111KRS
Account o f Monday being slightly hurl in tlie cinema truge- I W. II. Ilnag, (’*.'•; Mrs.
Aum-riian lowing this.
A. B. C.
turned tb*J
on Suuduys.
Mary cester groups, or the
Nalls
vo«terdHy
muy
he
an
altar,
table,
wall
do„r
1
"•!
ihis
page
r; Day, the regular business dy at Dromi-ollogher.
l Laboratory Theater.
• *1
IS I
tho box ov In him.
P R o p i.l
or window; the tailboard the'stago
*Screen Wire
aui.-rliscMiciil-i.
v v i i t l ' <>Li t VI Itl *S, (Ga.,) l
i "i'"};
I , ‘' L,!4' I{ >’ • Smith, 15;
Get the Genuine
II I1
9# of tho Women's MissimiThese modern travelers |,ue,. apron, or part *>f th, r„ „ m .
BIRTH R A T E IS LOW
I
HI I ILL kI
i 'Ii i * il I*-. ad ha-.i
l "!'l
Smith. 7. all of Ihild1•' X111Milt | ||*.
failed to i.h-:*r he Vflt
' Kuilders Hardware
oclety o f tlm First Methodist
found th* 1
1 caching the, artistic use *,f I wm I ark, Calif ; tie- Rev. Daniel substituted a motor fleet for the Steps below it u stairway, window i
•e-l h.md i* „.*|. *
i . ulaf imi m Si.'ithu,
iioui.il i: i p.i.iy
home when
Ch, Will he held Tuesday after
D oors
*
original
*h"w
wagon.
Their
|
,lt
ui
bed
an
d
t»J
lunge, inslead of forbidding ,-,*. V, ' M'perman, C.5, Lodi. Calif , ami
or doorstep.
M
R o t ' Li l '! ivoi *|
LO ND O N—The birth rate for woman den
I , lie
M t 'DIO o'clock at the duirdi mi-ties am.mg high school pupil-'
Windows
w
Kiurland and Wules is the lowest woman hue ,1 in n chair “
*"• Grace Hoag. Vandalia. Ills. est truck, called "Jezebel," carries
|.S— I|oi *«• . ( ;.|tlc, Vel i i r
ll R .V G VRNKi :
G
(
O
M
P
A
N
Y
Iluving
completed
tln
ir
one
night
'
All moinhers ure asked was advocated before the ...........
the canvas f,
M r- • I.. Mender. Buhlwiu Park the properly,
d! Stole"
Roi l h< " ' - ml File I '1 ill".nice i DA I L Y N E WS - it * uvurn Brow
stand, the troupe nio\cs on I'd) j
bullet in hi heart.
Ihe Orlando Colts will buttle the ever, except for the wnr yearj).
.it.'— U . m l e d — |,j\e.*toe|i
i.M prcient.
" h a i l encloses their out *.t doors I lowing the motor trucks
,
Frames and Screens
Mate I earlier'* Assuemtion.
is in a critical condition.
A . B. C. Bakery
112 : I ’.irk A v<,, S ittfui d
R
i
of
our
prompt
|«n) ( iMtity thoroughly winch it j
<
elery
feds
mi
the
local
lot
this
four
theuire, the sleeping tents, onto |personal cars.
I'D
mis
and
ipiiek
I
"
i
"
’
"
f
the
uiom
I
rapidly
giowu.g
afternoon at 4 o’clock insteud o f
Made to Order
U A \ T E I >
S p r i n g
I l " l l lll' I pui
Shi; r . i 1Ls DAI.E for good 111#YH met ions un the
It) Hellevixl Dead
Hive/v.
Daytona Beach
Florida
i ..)«*( J
Dus morning, as erroneously stat
Ida. Slate ririei’, number Mill
in
Real
tale,
21ft
M.
uwh
Build
lb.)
'Sample eopi
LONDON, Sept.
(Ab— A disMurphy Ironing Boards
ed on this page Saturday.
Sandwiches »'ge. R T. Tiller. Pa. l.i. Fla.
rale enrit ui.on
I.IGIITM Nt; HITS PAI.AUE
ing.
piuvh to the Evening News from
rniueal
I his will be the farewell nppenrMedicine Cabinets
U.
S.
A
irm
an
Again
).""crick, Ireland, says 10 persona
ance o f Orlando here, unless they
ROME, Sept, ft (/IT--The Far
are to have hurried to death In an
Crosses The Andes wm the second half ,,f the state
I T K A T H E It
nese
palace,
most
magnificeni
of
imiirovised motion picture theater
league race and the game should
" B i g " M n. an
CHICAGO, Sept. 0 —(/P)— A twoall the Roman edifices built in Hi*,
R v C F O R O F M eM A N D S
Drunnollugher, near Limerick
B UE N OS A IR E S , Sept ,:
•'Il,uw ° n‘‘ " f the largest crowds of
)daAJff;M™EH\W^0,,r' *!''
’ I 1W0*»fUM '»»n and the for mer ae -1
t c A.'r - y . i i *
curly sixteenth century, and now
year controversy over tho heavy football sti at onre J*
Hart
■**'- 'Winifred West ,tress l.s known to
t t * have
,* , .. been
i.
1
lOv/
-V
'^*11
X
O
U
"Tl
(C
V
l‘c,(
l
,
\fs\
un '
triumphal ir
..Ki'oT
Lycw;
occupied by the French Aml.,i*suXcV*1-1. |X,l. o * .
I I D E V I) IN T Y P H O O N
-Liom. j , m „
v
,
1 :;:1
...... . “
• weight wrestling
who last night slated
championship
At nno time, it was be-I
meeting nl oincr*- "
( M L C t y H M .), t-W.
dor was struck by lightning dur
iha itormer film actress had nippy.
A
H
l
‘WVJZ.FVT
i*\c
i
o
,
,
o
1( * n* %
' hn
°n cruti lH s, airiiin!
*/ Sanford cop« the series from will he settled by tho match in months he icountereo
u-ved that the birth „ f William I
L>A*(-*.L-(CA v »
Ijlto Reno, Ncv., to obtain n
T O K Y O , Sept, (b (A’ )— Official ing n storm today. The holt can:, HOME
ir-( /Mi- T M v. i 0
'xMC'.W.'Y • I
O A .'t ' B Y C V S V
Zbyszko a 'hiladelphi*
Dart Jr., hud patched up d lf f i d d t - 1reports to the home office from ed a fice, which, however, was hua crossed the Andes Mountain I Driniyio they stand in a fair wav*
C2T1
V __ _ _ _
____
to
frpO* WlUlam S. Hort, noL IM but. the separation followed.
HE
Cl
C
O
U
U
U
vki
’
t
foV-»E
in
hia
one
seated
plane.
He
ar
,
thrown
tw
within
iu
E V E R 'fW A Y
checked
with
sniull
damage
t*.
th..
f cut nil Eastern Jupun hi connee/Ilm character, were at
t DCA ( T •
/lart created H (rust fund under tion
*
■
" "
» r . ‘
*
utes. Not 11 »(ter>
r
o
^
''O
U
R
.
H
O
U
ki'o
rived here jute yesterday* afternoon
Y
O
U
M C
^ V T T iN ’
w-ith the recent typhoon list structure.
. y to hnderstnnd reports which Mrs. Hart vvus to rrceiv*
V _____
J
•’
un
|from Santiago, Chile, o n ii nunquered Zb^o to
A f T f R . T n r;-r
j
■J
”
qH'
o that MrH. Hurt who bus the income from SlOl.otio
CLU-*
V J O S ftt r r
"V,"'1 “ L ;n ,,n<l th* injured at
stop flight o f about 1*5(1
.
. tho eastern
Diet (a). I here are still a number rnisnE IG H T A R E EXECUTED
.. thero under an assumed son wns to have the im-onu
/
fr*unling who
[which took him over the mwin.
western “ trusta"
intended leaving Nevada
.... .
. . .
immediate pretm- war all over tho country, « *with
m a^ KJi,Rh alti tu,lp- The time rations for the post
c *t
%
s p y * " * - ............ ...
i- -I-. iI Ur
or his flight was about 7 1-2 hours
season aerie* |Lewis as the chief figure of tho
SuTli
I i announcement by
. m«r law- . S t i r m n t £ p rlu r r .
with either Orlando
‘
• » * • , I*......... ....
U)b: i>
Rena stated that slu>
r the Orlando series' t i K i * ' ' pnneipul
' Kr°
UP nn<1
^
.
tnmt
....■„] KKOWN , . i r . M *»7 5 *T < *N
*and
• * about
' * ' — forty- " •others
,* ry taken into I
in n fall
at San- nIsA fte
drawing
cardStCCher
o f the ea*tW there on necount of anT*m,
X
have onlv ’
:.v
( ■ '\
unusual claiiHU which
.......
*'
* HAKLKSTON
„
l»roi
ui,.,|
tlj^o.
Ho
gunies
on
euntody
charged
with
,
era
syndicate.
The
territory
dl'reports that her presence that In tho ov«nt I
conspiracy 1Plano to nid
^
o
ir
“schednl’
e
.
"
‘X
Mrs. Iimt li
against the government.
vision relates to their management and Mu
T H E H A G U E . S«>pt. ft.— (/P).
flSKtu a «llvrtree nctlmiJ ' married, iijip., wodld recall,.
General1
>g when
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9f p reports said that *101,000 In- e»»h If She had |,V|. | I he Charleston does not imiieal to Benito Garcia, the military com- ’ ho is not flying.
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the t'hh gmatic Dutch, Ams'leYdam,
T
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executions.
pinnahip”
I Until two yearn ngo, Lowtl
i^Cpo of his wife. Mrs.
Mrs. Hart, ait is undcr.-t,*,, i Rutterdiiiu, and The Hamm danc
have swimming
champ".
er and young son ure quietly i-losod bus Holly wood homt,' ing hull nmnagors have agreed t«J
feats to his credit, hut he is a good conceded a clenr deed to the title.
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BIGGLESWADE,
England
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Wayne
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sail maker ui Lnele Sam’s nnVy
, about six weeks ago and left
ned life of the film j |sumably l'0r Ban Francisco. pre* dancers wlio attempt Chaijeatou cd n, 1,7 nor e n t
£ * £
which is run by steam. John hnd Lewis out o f the ring « t Kansai h«a i p
utcjis.
city,
nnd flopped
him again
too f e v « y
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of tho sumo weight.
poultry show.
<L
win the championship, the conflict arid the
1*-•••*»» .Srtvra Im- Ciwi nm.in rtfko iw w l
Jto Santa Catalina Island.
of claim* began.
. '
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OF GAMES
C
Chandler Smashes
P a st Records F or
ILow G earTraveling
MOTORBOATAND
ROWINGRACESTO
BE STAGED HERE
LABOr POLK
not DICTATL
BANKS IS a
Da residences
from ftono.no I,,
Interest.
W ill also consider
strut lion of buildings.
H. JA CK SO r\isCu,
o i I IC O 1 12 K i i s t 2 n d S t .
P h o n t* n i l
Walter L. Main Circus. Which Will
Show Here, Is Cily Within Itself
! Seminole
ELECTRIC
Co.
Smoky Cloud And A
P illar ()f Fire Tops
K ansas City Shaft
DEATH TOTAL IN
TRAIN MISHAP
PUT AT lb TO 25
W andering Troupe Of Col lege-Bred
Actors Emulates The Players Of Old
fflfub Standings
CASH LUMBER CO.
Forty Dead In Fire
That Destroys Irish
Picture
T heater
Colts And Celery
Feds Battle Here
I n Final Contest
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t a S r i r : ^ " 0 ........ ..
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recently in nn in
terview in the Herald stated:
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tlie crop millions that have been pour
ed into Sanford, plus its construction,
railroad and business house payrolls,
and not he highly prosperous.
Our
hanks are full o f money, and huMrvm
conditions are sound ail the way
through, and with every wheel in th«»
industrial, commercial and financial
machine o f the city speeding up to
high pressure, we cannot see any rea
son or any foundation fo r the belief
that things must be slow.”
..........
•
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ford that is behind the I In use o f H ig
gins, Smith & W igh t their enthusi
asm is contagious and if shared by
all - business as usual for everyone,
A share o f y ou r business
w ill be appreciated
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Woman Not Allowed
To Visit Desperado
TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Sept.
7.—(/P)— Permission to I,aura
UpthegroVe of Canal Point, to
visit Heywood Register, who is
sorvlng a sentence at Uniford
for murder was denied today
F>y the Board of Commission
ers of state institutions accord
ing to an announcement.
The denlnl it was stated was
on the ground that the granting
of such permission would r o t
be nrtvisnble under existing cir
cumstances.
WORLD
ISSUE FIGURES
SANFORD, FLORlOA^TtMttAY, SEPTEMBER 7,1926
P r is o n e r
i f t y Years
For Murder
Rounds
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Eight Pages Todaj
m
7.
’Jt 31
Appeal To
Court In
BOSTON, Sept. 7.—(*>)-**«■* and since her death Pomeroy has
ling Pomeroy
Pomeroy, the state .pru*- continued the unsuccessful fight
Harding
on’s oldest lifer, today rounded out aTonc.
Through a system of self educa
80 yenrs behind I h e b a t , 41 of
Wide Interest Centered Oh them a span of “ living death” in tion, involving extensive reading, Use Of Wooden Coaches Also
confinement.
Sixty-five Pomeroy has won recognition as a
Mentioned Ah Probe Is Be
. Jtetttf In Wisconsin Where solitary
lie is a frequent conyears old and still hopaful of ul student.
gan
in Crash Which IfekeH
1 Senator Lenroot Is Opposed timate freedom, Pomeroy la be-* trihntor to "The Monitor" the
Five
Lives And Injateft 100
By Governor John J. Blaine, lleved to have set a record for pri son paper.
Prison authorities have never al
prison endurance.
O ppPS'
The prison dors closed behind lowed him to be interviewed, huj
him in 1876 as a 16.year old boy a friend visiting him recently
convicted of first degree murder gained two facts: th at ho is op
and sentenced to be hanged.. Hie posed to capital punishment nnd
City-Owned Institution Has
extreme youth won commutation that he saved money and contrib
New Hampshire Contest With to life imprisonment and solitary uted to the World W ar liberty Engineer Smith Under Guard
Turned As Many Aw»y 'As
At Hospital As Physicians
Senator Moses Seeking Re confinement. In such s ta te he loans.
Have Been Accommodated,
Refuse To Permit Removal
Election Draws Attention grew through manhood to middle ■'"After every capital punish
Says
Supt. T. W. Lawton
ment,
another
serious
crime
is
______
age, and nine years ago came Into
CHICAGO,
Sept.
7—(A
*)—
A
committed,
said
Pomeroy.
Society
WASHINGTON. Sept. 7 . - / / P V - th* comparative freedom of the
Authorities of tho
Fernaldimi
m{prisoned Ponu-roy
prison building, an old man.
>y because he hnlf-crnzed engineer was blamed
Laughton
Memorial
hospital
have
Studios To Cease Work While Adhesion of the llniled States to
by
some
rail
officials
and
the
use
killed.”
ho
told
his
friend,
"but
ac
frl
Annually his mother carried her
forced to turn away ns many
Funeral Services Are Being the World Court figured among fight for a pardon to the governor. cepted his money to make it pos of womlcn coaches was alluded t ’> been
by the coroner, as investigations patients ns the institjition has ac
Not satisfied with Jut _
Held; Body Will Rest in nrominent issues today as Voters Annually her request was refused, sible for othrrs to kill."
started today into the collision of commodated, acconffng to T. W. W. Wright’s decision that
in
four
states
went
to
the
polls
to
T em porary Vault Fur Time
M.I.OGHKR, Liintwo Chicago ami Northwestern I.uwton, president of the hospital
Upper St. Johns River
nominate various party candidates,
rAtlwny trains last night with the hoard.
. Sopt. 7— AU
a
d
m
i
t
s
i
m
u
r
d
e
r
e
d
m
a
n
gation
Act in constitui
including
those
for
United
Stdtes
HOLLYWOOD.
Calif
.
Sept.
7.
loss
of
five
lives.
Nearly
100
p
er
“
Is
It
true
that
many
Sanford
<i<u building withsons were injured.
patients have to go out of the city the Seminole County Cbfc
(/!*>—
Filmdom’s
human
fabric
be
Senator.
i.f fire* apparatus,
A yellow cautionary light, 1,600 for hospital tre a tm e n t? " Mr. Law Hionera voted today t6*
Wide interest is centered on ihe
men, women and struck by sorrow today, will g a th fight
foot
from tho scene of tho crash ton was asked by a Herald repre George A. DeCottes, et
in
Wisconsin,
where
Senator
|] unprotected mo- er to pay final tribute to the Irvine Lenroot, louder of the a d
a t Clayhourn Junction station on sentative.
"There have liven as many tu rn attorney, proceed With—1
the north side of Chicugo designed
projector stand memory of Rudolph Valentino.
ministration's successful campaign
to
warn
tho
ngineer
to
slow
to
16
ed
away ns the hospital will ac writ of error action. In
Though the death of Valentino for American membership in the
Slnin Clothing; Salenman Re miles an hour should havo been commodate."
Imidst of a little wus mourned by millions through
was his answer.
court, is ojiened for the republican One of Quartet Facing Charge
vealed A h Jackson Carlisle, seen half a mile away, railroad of The Fernald-Laughton Hospital, atate’8 highest tribunal,!;!
Inflammable films out the world, the mnnt|e of sor nomination by Governor John J.
Of Slaying Tarpon Springs
Supreme Court. Mr DeCot
Noted Soldier Of Fortune ficials snid.
Nearby table with a row descended darkest over the Blaine, nnd the concentrated forces
owned and operated by the city, will bo remembered, has volt
OffVer Absolves Others
picture
city.
For
it
was
here,
in
the case to the 8h
Louis J. Smith, engineer of the will comfortably accommodate 1»!t.d to
under the banner of the Into Sen
iur at the other end.
CHICAGO, Sept. 7 —(A*) Jack train which hilt the rear of a patients, it is said. The hospital Court without chargq.
slate so tting for the the film capital, that the youth ator Robert M. IjiFollette.
t^l
•
CLEAI
WATER,
Flu.,
Sept.
7—
d isaster1 as dc- rose to the topmost rung of screen
In the van of the opposition to i/P>—I.ouix f’urt'x, mie of four held son B. Carlisle, victim of a mid local train returning from Elroy management has accommodated as
Tho vote was three to two/ “*
night
murder
mystery
on
a
lonely
fame.
111., with vacationists nnd other* many as 26 patients, hut nt an in
Senator Lenroot has lieun bin eoliiajuest today. _
motion mado by Coffltkil
Only a scattering of picture folk i league. Senator Roliert M.. La under mimic, chat., j in connection road near Twin I.akes, Win., and from Labor Day outings was un convenience to patients and hos uBoston
kr,l, owner. gave this
Steele of Sanford
with
the
killing
of
a
Tarpon
known in Chicago us n clothes der guard in a hospital where he pital attaches.
nnd
other
friends
of
the
actor
i
Follctte,
who
conducted
nn
t*xCommissioners decide
[relating the story of
Springs policeman and whoso case salesman, was revealed toduy us lay at times almost
were
to
participate
in
the
funeral
hysterical.
tensive speaking campaign against N to be Inve.-.^uted by the grand
Although Sanford voters approv appeal Judge W right's _
Luis were incinerated services today, but studios plan- | ................
Jack Carlisle known in Mexico and Doctors forbade his removal by the ed 12 separate bond issues at a Commissioners
........
the court................................
A number of purely
voting fo r
pipit'* tragedy uiui
jury
that
meets
In
special
sesnioii
the republics of the south as nn ad
injured.
Ford said nod to cease activity during the j Ht a te issues also has a part in the here todnv, yesterday declared to venturous fighting figure and a police because of his mental con special election last March, includ eal were: U. F. Wheeler,
of services.
pre-primury struggle whit h was de- u local newspaperman who visitad
dition.
ing a hospital issue, it is claimed E. H. Kllbee o
leva a n d '
ivcri have buckets of hours
swashbuckling soldier of fortune.
ValentinoV
body,
which
wnn
tuk
that the city will not have tho ad Evans of lake Mery.
The
special
had
just
stopped
to
Iliad for protection en from the funeral train from scriiied as one of the most interest him nt the Hillsborough county
Carlisle was found on a little lischargo several passengers when vantage of a modern and coming in years.
Commissioners voting to,I
jail th at he alone Is responsible
New York a t an outlying point to
Although in disagreement on for the crime, the C u..rw ater Sun T T ' U‘'l«r7vdvehaaterdav0 " ' Z lociy !ihe 'su i^ b a n .'re u n d e d a curve and modloua hospital building In tha Judge W right’s dedsiot
ming, operator of l,os Angeles yesterday will tie the court issue, both Senator lamnear future. The city officials, Melseh, chairman of the
told Dr. Timothy escorted bv a guard of honor to root and Governor Blaine agreed will any today.
in a crimson plowed
In an emphatic statem ent, ho pool, his throat slashed by a sharp ing tho last one Into tho enr ahead. who planned the bond issues," are
toner, how two films the Church of the Good Shepherd apparently upon one question—
Passengers, many of them wo said to havo arbitrarily Haled
•.County C
jught fire, ami sobbed a t 10 o’clock. Every effort will mudificution of Volstend Act nnd absolved all others from blame and axe, and his head almost severed
men
and children, were crushed $100,000 for u hospital, and
ia in spit*
era wail
<1 the terrible stam - be mndo to prevent a recurrence particularly the retu rn of beer. declared th a t if his wifo or Billlo from his body.
ns the coaches telescoped. Rescue of this amount will hava to ba Used
tllowed.
He declared of tho scenes of disorder whiih oc Governor Blaine asserted th at he Spaulding, the two girl members
The case still lay in deep m ys efforts were unhnm;>orcd by fire, in purchasing equipment fop tb* th a t tba'j ’
gone on
of
the
quartet,
have
implicated
not wanted to s tn rt curred in the eastern city when would do everything possible to
tery today.
Several persons who despite the fact thut the suburban operating rooms, steriH tlag room, Commerce
being «
any ‘
til, as he did not like news of the actor’s death wus bring beer while Senator 1-enroot themselves thoy were doing it to were is u party with Carlisle at engine fell on its sldo. The entire private rooms and wards.
test of
shield him. II. Blaine Peacock, Twin l^ikes resort Sunday night
tat Ford was anxious spread.
.
A plan to provide the additional
snid th at if nominated nnd elected
scene was blanketed with live
first performance. AfIncluding those who will nttonu he would work for modification of noted criminal lawyer of Tampa, and early yentqrday were quos- steam for some time.
funds needed for a hospital, Which
The coni
he
*a|d,
had
been
retained
'
to
aetlortied but were allowed to go back
the two films blazed the church services are many of the Volstead act, if it is the will of
v ..... ,
Engineer Xyster Smith, of the *6me authorities say will qppnnd- to the Sup:
fend
his
wife
when
sHe
it
brought
to
Kenosha.
Vis.,
to
aid
in
the
in
said:
those higher In fllmdom, und h the people.
mate $260,000, has not b e e t t l o r * ’ before the Ctenmlealonai
suburban
train,
placed
undsr
a
r
to
trial.
vestigation
there.
They
included
and clapped my few personal friends many of
-by the
- City Comm
trtsslin,
* meeting today ae soon ae
Tho New Hampshire contest of
Curtis talked freely and said he Mrs. Celene Carlisle, .‘IB, widow of rest when found in a state of col ulated
, but unfortunately whom will serve as honorary pall Senator George H. Moses, presi
.
T tttT l
cording to Mayor
Forrest
had finished reading the
lapse
nt
n
hospital,
admitted
r
u
n
is sorry for the crime he Is charged the slain man, Mr. nnd Mra.
|c along and bit the bearers and ushers.
mt it Is likely th a t a special bond -jj.hu, ^efty.tr*
dent pro-tempore of the Semite, to with
ning past n wnrnlng block signal but
committing
and
finds
it
hard
Charles
Pctzchelt.
Chicago,
and
Mr
with a cap, and the
1iWia .will dw •c4UmL
Polu Negri, who was to have retain his sent, has been featured
•** * £Vijn * f
' ”
realize that, he
„ stands on„ .the .ami Mrs. H e n ry . Kllngball, Ken- but blamed tho wrack on (ailurs :o
[over onto the other been married to Valentino next by the charge of his principal re to . ...
No authorities op hospital con and read a
have
a
brakemah
fur
onough
hack
“
of
death
beenuze'
or'
It
thrt»rtn>M
beenuze'
of'
MoWm.
Lcr«wd staid still for vear, bare up bravely as the hour publican opponent, '/dtriiwr (iotof the spselal and approach of an struction and equipment were con which asked
dxpecting (he fire for w l d r v k o approached.
ernor Robert P. Bass, that tho murder that lie cannot realise he T'srlisle and his Wlfo lived a outbound train which led him to sulted by city officials when the ere abide by Judge “
nchrd.
Then they
$100,000 hospital issue” was list cielon and extend the four**
Rev. Michael J. MuIllnH will sing Bass campaign headquarters had hnH done. He confirmed state- ,(]Uj(-t life in a Chicago hotel,
.
'or I shouted “ keep the solemn requiem mass. The been entered a t night and scvcrul monts mndo yesterday in * l e t t e r , There, ntUe of the adventurous dim his headlight.
ed, it is said. Physicians and sur levy for tho canal pp the u
Smith
said
thnt
when
ha
saw
the
to
the
Clearwater
Sun
an'
jald
he
I
(,n„t
„f
K
O
ldier
of
fortune
wns
Iur .leais*’ hut they service will close with u rendition documents stolen.
yellow caution signal he applied «11 geons were not consulted, nor was tax roll.
Ito the door,
of “ Avu Marin" by Richard BonProhibition and Senator Moses' will be grateful If his remaining ’RnoWH although he was the subject breaks and proceeding at less thun the hospital hoard asked for a
Tho commissioners wkt ,
R roce„i Hcries of articles in a
fshetbor it was the nclli, baritone of the Chicago stand on several administration days can he spent In pointing out ,
fifteen miles un hour when the recommendation, it has been learn after Mr. Steele sa t down,
to
young
folks
the
folly
of
attempt
|
imtjonH|
magazine—a
series
which
not. 1 thought there Crnnd Opera Company.
proposals also entered into tho pre
one moved to second hie
glare of his headlight revealed the ed.
rise in the hall when I The body of the actor will lie primary ills, iission, A third re ing a life of crime, lie is to be told bf his fighting days in armies special a few yards ahead.
“ The first I knew about the Is- County Attorney DeCottie
; n v •elf.”
placed in a vault at Hollywood publican senatorial candidate is returned to this city tomorrow, ac of Mexico.
The dead were: Stanley t'zuheck, bub wns at election time,” Mr. l a w tho alienee with e states
Mm. Carlisle told detectives that
gashtliest episodes ' ’ Viielory pending decision as to its Jam es W. IN-miek, Concord, form cording to Sheriff Roy Booth.
41);
Mrs. Antoinette Szymauski, 36; ton said when asked if the hospital the County ComtniMlor
The
grand
Jury,
which
was
culleil
inquest wns the ease , finn| rPSting plnce.
er Justice of the Statu Supreme to meet in special session this her husband had planned to go Mrs. Bessie Simon; Mrs. Marie hoard wns called Into a conference been unjustly criticised,
back to South America and had
Mrs, Daniel C ollins,j
_________ ______
Court.
Adams, 32, nnd Ralph Becklcin, on the probable cost of a now In the question of integrity
stitution.
Charges of excessive expenditures morning will also consider the ac looked forward eagerly to tho trip five.
been raised because of the.
of a mob which recently in yet he had a premonition that it
jLilow,' through which |
Tho replacement of the Fornnld- mlsaloneiV action not to
have been made by candidates tions
Tragedy and heroism mingled
vaded u home near thiz city ab would nevor como to pass. Mrs.
lau g h to n Hospital building, form- the canal abt.
in both the Wisconsin ami the New ducting and flogging the husband
Carlisle’* story to the police was before tho eye of the thousands nrl.v a private home, by a modern
Commissioner Wheeler i
Hampshire campaigns.
who
flocked
to
the
scene,
handi
abducting the sister of the that the party nt Twin Lakes road
building at nn early (late Is Im facing an audience of men in^
In Arizona. Senator Ralph N. and
capping
the
work
of
rescuers.
woniun
who
is
declared
by
a
coro
house, thut they had been drink
n civic guard, givMASH PEE, Mass.,^ Sept. 7. • Cameron, was unopposed for the
The last man carried from the perative for the welfnre of tho cd In the action of the “
'Uni of the trugedv I (>P)—Dougins I. McKay, former republican nomination but in tho n er’s jury to have died tho follow ing, and that Carlisle had left the debris died-puffing a cigarette he city, Mr. Lawton suld.
•loners on the appeal, fare' deputy police commissioner of New democratic column, Representative ing day because of heart trouble place in a huff because of atton- had lit but a moment before. An
The two-story residence, the attitude of the majority
nml
the
effect
of
the
excltinvnt
tion|1
Qf
n|,
„
nknown
youth
had
ator tin people were hud- York was under arrest in the Carl Hayden was opposed by Char
other man, his body wedged be gift of Mrs. Fernnld to the City, Commisslonera on the canal
ner. I called on them rmmty jail today. An automobile les H. Rutherford, Phoenix a t nttendunt on the actions of the | ^m pted to pay her. When he did tween two seats act opted a sip is poorly udnpted to hospital pur
Wheeler Glvee Hie mob.
jnot returm, they ucarched for him
poses, it in generally known. The
■ I caught two girls accident in which ho figured caus- torney’.
“We have an attorney ton
of
w
ater
and
then
directed
workwithout result, and it was not until
residence is “cut up,’’ nnd does oa,” he aaliL I'He. boa
to rush them to the ed the* death of Mrs. Mary ScalkIn Nevada. Senator Tasker Odshe returned to Chicago th a t sho ora to other victims. When he was not lend itself to tin* privacy de- to keep us reasonably at
bat had only gone , iritftmi. of St. Louin, ijfiuichtor of die, who voted for adhesion to the
finally
freed
It
was
discovered
his
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;
learned
Carlisle
had' L
been found
I when they stopped and *j*. K. Kelley, vice president of the court, was opposed for the repub
foot had been severed at tho unkle. nired in a hospital, whilo the con advised ua on the canal
dead.
ta-ek
| beard some- I a Salle Steel Company of Chicago. lican nomination by Mayor E. E.
A slxty^yonr old woman, threw her struction , of thu interior makes never can sty who Is r i g h t .
Carlisle wus known up and down self
The accident orcured en a rain Roborts, of Reno.
"f,,'tno back” and the
through a window Just before the transmission of sound! a not a lawyer. They are J
tho Mexican border In li>12 when the crash, and escaped with minor source of annoyance to patients, it
(Continual on pag* *
|way from me anti ran ! soaked road near here last night,
Four candidates stood for the
tho Orozco-Salnznr revolution was
is claimed The poor facilities and
■
1•*' ■
j Mrs. ( Ynlkington's car was over- democratic nomination— Raymond
injurlos.
in progress.
Ho was a pal of Sam
Inadequacy of
accommodations
i turned when it was side-swiped by T. Akers, Director of the mint u n
lie d
page two)
Edghr
Rocklin,
bookbinder,
ex
Droben and knew nearly all the
in machine driven'by McKay. Mrs. der President Wilson; Patrick Mcplained to friends that on hl.i makes it difficult for the hospital
CHARLESTON. Sopt. 7
Ncnlkington’s mother and her sla Carran, form Justice of the State M. O. Dunning, prohibition coordi members of the soldier of fortune first vacation In throe yenrs he had board to operate the Institution
ter, Mrs. Alhino Bustine. of Chi Supremo Court: Dr. W. H. Bren- nator for tho southeast, today evac fraternity.
taken his wife and small son to without a deficit, hospital authori
cago, were injured in tho crash nen of Eureka and C. II. McIn uated Charleston following a three
see their new Wisconsin farm. Ho ties say.
Dolly Hughes, SI,
and taken to the hospital. Their tosh. former_chairmun of the demo day drive against liquor violators
was told they were injured but
her car straight erioui
injuries are not regarded as c r it cratic central committee.
doing well. He later identified tho
sober driver when the cut
that netted 38 arrests, more than
I‘"i l lie underprivileged ical.
chllu’s l>ody.
of en automobile being ' *
106,000 gallons of beer, D18 gallons
that the Sanford KiSeveral eye witnesses stated
Detective J. B. Green, K<
of whiskey, and a large quantity
*
MAY OUT OF GAME
dnitig will be niHdc
detective decided and she '
that
the wreck could in part be
pf stills.
png tomorrow, accord
charged to the pouting of the
LAKELAND, Fla., Sept. 7.-I/P) en to police headquarters,
Leaving behind u small force of •
CINCINNATI, Sept. 7 —<7P) —
f t a tv L. ('. Helmut,
trains, so th a t the approach of the —Continuance of the case of B. a charge of driving a ear-)1
prohibition agents, Mr. Dunning
outbound train obscured tho stand B. Bradley, alleged loader of a under the influence- of , ..
di-i usmoii of the la»ke- Pitcher May of the Reds will not
said he believed the situation “ is I BUENOS AIRES, Sept.
Kept, 7.—(/R)
7.
King Alfonso a,ldG
and Gon.
Rtion and the Sanford accompany the team when it leavos
in such a condition th a t it can bo —King
em Primo do ing special from the engineer’s night mob which kidn*p«d and made against her.
The young woman said I
flqgf*d Ed Attenbarg, $1 year old
on there will bo taken for Pittsburgh, tonight and may
handled by a small force of ef- Rivera, tho Spanish dictator are view.
a t odds ovor the premier s insis
U keland youth, wo* expected this rived In SaitfoM 8unda* I
f>tt is to bo mude to got not be in seen In uniform again
ficiont
men."
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept.
this season.
wound
She didn't
afterneon - until 10 o'clock Thurs Gelrgi*.
fr of the local club to ..............- --- , The, spike
.
Among thoee who will face tence th a t the King elgn a docree
' yesterdays
:ti
tonvent ion.
he received in
game 7—f/P)—“ Miss America” of 1028 United States Commissioner E. M. dissolving tho artilleryf corps, snys
says
day morning. E. R, Callaway, a t where sjie bought the liq«of* *
“
fecal selections by local , was more serious thun at first Pe- was on hand today to share in Hager Wednesday at a preliminary a dispatch to “ La NiuclQn” from
torney fo r the prosecution an sho was well supplied.
selecting her successor from the
Biarritz, France.
nounced today that he would e«k later released by Police
•< on tho program.
lleved.
hearing
is
A.
B.
Scabrook,
Charles
1026 cron of 73 peaches in the in
.
After the decree abolishing army
E. N. Bowyer, Justice of Peace to G. Winiams, and
ton prohibition officer, charged
ter-city beauty jageant.
promotions by seniority and sub
''VA
th e hearing tw n dayw.
1 leave the city. .
with
conspiracy.
Others
out
on
Miss Fay Lamphier, winner of
. . . . ....
, ■
stituting the elective system bebonds
ranging
from
$600
to
$10,000
the crown last year, arrived last
are H. 3. Gamble, Sheriff of Will oatne known, the dispatch says,
EL PASO, Texas, Sept. 7—<AVnight.
the chief of the artillery corps re
Thirty three contestants with iamsburg county, also charged with quested King Alphonso to dismiss Six villages on the Rio Grande in
New Mexico have been wiped out
their chaperone* were in Phzla- conspiracy and Phillip Livingstone,
| Of Fire That
Between 50
people, ReAt Hearing
MOVIE LEADERS
TO PAY HONOR TO
Operator and DEAD FILM STAR
Had No
Protection
Kflbee
HOSPITAL TURNS Wheeler,
EvaiM
A
MANY AWAY SAYS Meldest
Yellow Light Warning
Sufficient, Is Claim HEAD OF BOARD Appeal—,
LaFollette Is Against
Candidacy Of Lenroot
ComityCivic
Action Is Taken
Matter Is Disci
At Today’s
>r Owner Are
Questioned
CURTIS
GUILT IN DEATH IDENTIFIED AS
O F POLICEMAN JACK CARLISLE
a u r a s ? * ot
Sllz ‘£.*KT
Ex-Police Head Held
l! In Automobile Crash
Z
Prohibition Agents
Leave Charleston
After Many Raids
!ivie Club
[o Hear Reports
King And Dictator
Differ On Request
To Dissolve Corps
Miss Fay Lamphier
W i l l Help Select
Most Beautiful Girl
[lleged Drunken Drivers Forfeit
iBonds In Municipal Court Today
*<•< of disorderly conthc largo docket th at
Ricipal Judge W. E.
foli'-e Court today. A
■'•sex were heard, and
ortVited bonds totalling
N lei ted.
was enriched $400 when
trough and W. E. Bratharged with driving
the influence of liquor,
hods of |200 each by
|>ppenr in court thiz
jhsniith and N. B. Neforfoited bond* of $100
Re of possessing spirittanes. Tho cases of J. B.
|»nd Agnes Cook arreatl*e charge were tran*:
county,
*•
ftrU, Elijah W ert and
File, nil three charged
|*y robbery were transt county for trial*’
»»ng men were fined
fny conduct: L. F.
[$26; John Elilton, 16;
Gteorga (Condon
$ir>; James
Drake $10; James
Barnhill $10 and Annie Johnson
$26.
Bon Davis, E thel;G ray and
George Ryan were dismissed on a
disorderly conduct ch»r « .
L. F. Johnson was fined RUb for
being drunk, while D. P
Dolly Hughes, Andrew Disc*, Z<
Q. Cain, and Hosa Lee Green xorfolted bonds of $10 on the oame
ChU gE Castle and John Fox were
fined $1, each for i"‘n_oru t r ' £ ‘c
violation!. The case of R. M. Grif
fin, also charged with an infrac
tion of the traffic rules was con
tinued until Friday.
aismisseu on
Ernest Bray was dismissed
tull
and
threat*,
a charge of
urged with fqmicaJoe SlpUn, chan
srred to the county
tion, was trahsfe"
f °M ,r o! Hodges and Jack Sprain
were fined $6 for speeding, Sam
Frazier'w as fined $« for the same
offense while the
—- following
- _for-,
this dhanre; U v l
felted bonds onn Ala
Jenkins $10; Van .EdWaraa f io .
A CUw.ld. Wl IxSVrklM , *10! *n
da
o r. iio-
Woman Ai
On Liquor
Hearing In Whipping
Case May Be Delayed
_
Six Towns On Rio
Grande River Are
WipedOut ByWater
General Primo de Rivera. They
firmly resolved not to accept the
decree and the artillery mutined
lost .Saturday.
The premier then asked the King
to decree dissolution of the corps.
This, the monarch mindful of the
fact th a t the artillery branch of
the arm y woe moat loyal to the
monarchy, decRpOjl .to,
.
Then Primo de Rtvwra decided to
ubllsh a d ecree.4 n -th e official
osatte without th e Klhg’l elfna•olvjng the
th* artillery corpe,
tdre, dissolving
*
.With
The king forthw
ith hurried
n o rm a back
oaca
TALLAHA88E e T Fla.. Sept. 7. to -Madrid from, hlx vocation in
— VP)—1The state board of educa
ition.
tion today announced the sward
ing of nine scholarships to the
Florida S ta te College for Women
and the Uni v a n ity of Florid..
The ewards were Florida State
CoHsge dor Womens Ml*s Sara
T # a KILLED IB WRECK
Seminole County C
Holt White, Bawnnee County; M m
ere awarded a contractu ...
Isabel
Fernandez
Bradford;
TJjzz
M^LES blT Y , M ont, Sept. 7 . and Inetallstlon- of , a
delphin last night, but remained
there to wait for thz 37 other beau
ties, In order to arrtve with them
on the “beauty special” today.
Samuel P. Leeds, former presi
dent of tho Chamber of Commerce
waz named engineer of the train
load of pulchritude, whose arrival
to the accompaniment of booming
guns and bands playing the "Star
Spangled B anner’ was fixed as the
formal opening of pageant week.
T o r the first time a former
year’s Miss America is helping in
the entertainment of the visiting
beauties, and her share today con*
silted in raising a flag a t noon *t
the court of honor on the bosrd
walk to symbolise the opening of
the f a g eaot.
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Charleston] Tom Heneberry, Malvln O’Neal. D. L. Jirvey, Henry
Wise and Hunter Sykes.
Hundreds of spectators yester
day visited the docks where llquor was b sln j emptied jnto thi?
harbor from the coast g u a r d cutter
Yamacrew, Dunning’s headquart
ers during the campaign.
m —C- I . F r e e w , j m g n a e r *
w
Nine Scholarships
Are Given By Board
S
Contract Awarded
* F°i? Water Syitem
George McKbsksf, (M W on, both
df Mobridge, 8. D.. were killed and din,
a mail clerk was W e d seriously son,
when tha Chicago Milwaukee end Aloch
St. “ * — ‘
id t e s
*
W
by the rising water of Lake B.
M. Hall, which was created by the
building of Elephant Butte Dam.
Of the six ell th at remains Is an
old church built on a hill near Parajo.
There were no casualties, as ths
waters rose slowly as the lake was
filled by summer floods.
Cantadere, nearly two centuries
old, wm first of th* villages built,
than Parejo, Cant* JUclo, San Alglno, San Joaa and Alamoclto.
'
Parajo was St on* time th e me
tropolis of this ration,.where cattle
and sheep men cgm* for supplies
and for aid when pressed by Apache
Exaggerated By Press* Says
t»ress dematches
didn’t exagger Herman Kanner
•mate'
(■her of Sanford
ate the 'moo
(30 Iscenes about the
on tM trig
CampbelT Funeral-Home at Broad ed feid
v isits to
to m y
way and 8Ixty-8lxth Street,^New
Wi
York,- whwrv tbf .hody of Rudolph
•Ptpg tecrean ^artor.
d
A . v, ®
t0SS,
s
onday from a three
wMda holiday ia the Bast
cr^ Y , |y |t>»wi
“Wo hod's suite on tbs eecond sxecuuree ca
floored the Marie Antoinette Hotel.
and Btxty-Slkth Street*,
'eld- aaid today. “The
iTuaeral Home was jurt
The rlUages were included ia a
mt. All you could
lend grant of 400,000 acres given
wm a -donee crowd • a j
Pedro Armendarie in 1620 by the
King of Spain on condition that
IwTfceep 'hie employes an ‘ t®
who
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to t
E. Clark*
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to Show the Neighbors
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l i X i In o u r o w n s a l i s f n r l i i m in a | io>m >s > ihm is II m* iov o f slim* in •
ji In f r i e n d s a n il n e i g h b o r s .
As a r u l e lhc>
«• .is n tiirii ph • .
l ire t h e r e f r o m a s w o do. II max o x e n In' p.i - .< il a c r o s s I lie Im .!,
y u rtl fe n c e f o r i n s p e c t i o n a s w e Inn row t h a t I icndlx • u p o f s u g a r .
d
’l l '
“Open
1 now v e'ie pi ri«11i11;■ our Fall O pening.
MGki;
M u c h t h e s a m e t h o u g h t a c t u a t e s u s in a r r a i ......ig .special d i - p l >x
•eauions of Mmt xvhictl w e hax'c f 'a rc lu llx a n il p a i i i 'L i k i u g l x p r n x i i h i !
*i ncighhoi , who i m u e into s|ot<‘s all through I he years. 'F o r
1 a I 'd 1 i w i'ni w e (.ill Ihcsc o n usious our Fall and S pring
s-
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' •'» a nri'Otlmrlx i\< peeled fot fu rth e r new spaper announecmentH
i f oi , , ' i ••■i.iei
I! wdl he well worlli Id lin g to (lie neighbors.
;•■«\ N K
YOt
The Retail M erch a n ts
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This Advertisement Raid For l>\ Ihe Following iMrrHsrinls and Business Houses:
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The Yowell Co.
Woodruff and Watson
Lloyd Shoe Co. Inc.
McKinnon-Markwood Co.
GonzalezHJrocery Co.
Sanford Drug Co.
Geo. A. Speer and Son
The Outlet
Miller Furniture Co. Inc.
Bond-Hill Lumber Co.
Sie’s Place
.
Hill Hardware Co.
Bdgewood Grocery
Celery Cily Lumber & Supply Co.
Kilgore Seed C o.
L P . McCuller
Sanford Feed and Supply Co,
Chiirehwe!i\s
Ik L Perkins; •
Thrasher and Woodruff
Smith Bros. Inc.
Laney’s Drug; Store
Uoumillut and Anderson
The Sanford Bank and Trusl Co.
O IIII1 IA A JIIJ
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Mi-Lady’s Shoppe.
Wight Bros. Co.
Piggl.v Wiggly
Sanford Paint &Wall Paper Co.
Security Lumber Co.
Kd. Higgins, Inc. Ford Dealer
Seminole Pressery
Seminole Awning Shop
The Sanford Herald
The Hall Hardware Co.
fhe Seminole County Bank
The First National Bank
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Five Million Being Raised Fo
^ tii
New
Vi
ORLANDO. Fla., Sept 7—W ) —
Scores of telegrams and letters of
.iv-:
Action on u proposed new school congratulation on the acquisition
M d'M rii
S*
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M IN N E A P O L IS , Sept. 7— (A*)noint to the faith which the home Two couples, who w ere married 70, Th„
community rrpooes in tho college. yeara ago a t a double wedding , 1LoncY,!mpl' ' »P
and this made an enormous im -|c e le b ra te d to g e th e r , th e ir '•eventl. j
TK«
pression on them.
iuth wedding anniversaries today , 1ho, , ™ * 1 » [Ht
During the development ca m -iT h o y are Mr. and Mrs. Jamos H. ]^ 5^
paign Inst April, it wns pointed 1-^ . —
T r = .- = r - : ---- -- — .
out by Mr. Short, the initial gifts 1
for such a mammoth umlert.sklng |
bh President Holt contemplates
must first come from the peoplo of j
tho territory nurroumlini? the c m - !
lege.
j
’ ’The wide awake citizens of thi.i |
community responded generously
to this apponl and enabled Presl- •
dent Holt to proceed nt once with
his plans. The fact thnt he has j
been able to bring nbout such a ]
generous donntion in so brief n 1
period following the Orange county
campaign convince* me that sim
ilar gifts will come without gre at 1
delay."
. tn*d from Pair* IT
; thing* t h a t I don't know
building . . M
n l M m l « I^ M & J l W i o O ^ O O u . J d
a m not opposed to the
the regular meeting of the .Semi- [ tlu, 15 ,000,000 fund which he is
B.act, b u t there ar« manv
nole County Board of Public In- • rnjsinK to make the institution the
nvolved in this a c t I will
stniction todny.
The school <ji*- "Model Collegw of America" Were
i b * enlightened more than
trlc t has no land on which to erect ! received at the executive toffice of
how before I can do other
W hat I am doing.
a new building, it was said.
The j (hp Hnnokincem ent of the g ift was
IT* been given a resolution
price asked for a two acre tract ninoc in New York yesterday mornthat the question be taken
owned by the Osceola C y p r e s s ' inw. according to announcement
Supreme Court."
Company will he inquired into be , made here today by W. H. Short,
resolution asking th a t the
fore further action on a new luisiness m anager of tho college,
be made was from the Oviet f.ehool is tnketi, it was said.
"The people of Ornnse county,"
iber of Commerce and signThe need of a new building was 1S/tid Mr. Short, " are to be conCT. Deen, president. Rcsodescribed by Col. J. C. Bills,. Mrs. gratulnled on this splendid gift,
from other chambers of
T. G. Price and V. T. Peters, tru st- niiice they arc indirectly responsin Seminole c o u n t ^ a l l
i ecs of the Osceola district, who ihle for new donations for the dcfo r a Supreme Court doj appeared at the meetings.
.
veloping of Rollins. In his appeal
w ere also' presented. One
■ This afternoon a t 4 o’clock the m Mrs. Gnge and Mrs. W arren, the
om the Longwood Chamber
L> ■
j hoard made a final tour of inspee- donors. President Holt was able to
nerce, passed a t a special
I tion of Groom’s Academy, 100,000 •
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The Lake Mary Chamj negro school in Goldsboro, which is
Commerce also asked that
NEW YORK, Sept. 7 — (/P>—
>•}
I prnctlcnlly completed.
According 1
jC
vt.{.JU>•
i peal be made.
Cotton futures opened quiet, Oct..
j
to
Superintendent
Lawton
the
new
I.*
"Jc, sentiment a t Altamonte
17.78: Dec.. 17.05; Jan., 1H.05;
1 school will he ready for occupancy
was f o r 'a n appeal, C«m! March IH.20; May 18.43.
1 when the fall term opens, if the
»ner Evan* claimed he had
inspection this afternoon is satis
irtained by talking to business
NEW ORLEANS, Scpt.7 — f/P)
I factory.
Wall S treet Opening
tin of th a t community.
—Cotton futures opened steady
1 Mrs. S, H. Buchanan was added
■i
'Commissioners Are Challenged
Price movement* continued con
Oct. 17.85; Dec., 17.87; Jnn., 17.85;
| to the faculty of .the Lake Monroe
.1* A. Brumley, sitting in the
fused through the early trading March 18.02; May, 18.12.
]
school
when
H.
J.
Kreinhring,
repirtroom . whero the Commission> rosuntative of the bourd of tifust. but .strong buying support quickr h tl'l their meeting, asked that
1 ees from that district, presented I developed in the railroad group,
pVbe heard. He said he didn't
' 11 petition signed by many promt particularly in the southern and
Why the Commissioners should
‘ nunt people asked th a t she be apit upon themselves to tost
southwestern and other innuca, the
. pointed to the position.
law when they wero elected to
August earnings of which are ex
1 Mrs. S P. Geiger, was appoint
Jphold the law. The canal will be
1cd as carrier for the Geneva dis pected to conipnre favorably with
r w * * project for the county and
trict.
She will he in elinrge of those of the same month last year.
Itjf* he said. Mr. Brumley is a ,
transporting the children who live
j form er chairm an of the County
New peak prices for the year <*r
a g re a t distance from the school
Cpmissioners, Mr. Wheeler vninlv >
h uger were established in the first
lo
aniT
from
(lie
school
building.
y atte m p tin g to answer Mr. Brum
1 Memhejs of the hoard present at half hour of trading by Baltimore
ley said th a t he did not believe
the meeting today were Ghairmnn and Ohio, Southern Pacific. C ana
’ Mr, Brumley appreciated the po.si |
l ied T. Williams, L. G. Hartley, dian Pacific, Illinois Central, Ches
\ t I o n of th e County Commissioners
It was a very n'.e h1-- (invention that w held in Washington the
County Attorney DeCottes re other tiny when nleinhnra of the NulM'lial \ssoeiatioo of the Ileal' and Superintendent Lawton. C. F apeake and Ohio Pullman and
ferred to persons who have Httnrk- j enlivened. They all lalketl on their finger1 and Mi*-- Virginia Dries Harrison, the other member of the Brooklyn Edison.
Ms in tegrity because of his ) and Miss Molly I.iss shout I how a fin e e i-ta lte r say* "l 'harleston,” hoard, was unable to attend the
NEW YORK, Kept. 7— </PtCourse in the canal dispute. "They The delegates u et. ..ory .Mr.-. I'oolulge v.n-n't in town they wanted meetings.
lo sumption of business a f te r the
B*va even said th a t I was being to talk to tier. Hh u i d to '■ a» )i m a M'hoo! for tli deaf and dumb.
three day holiday in the stock
paid by the corporations to advise
HY do you lot those unsightly
market, was accompanied by mixi n commissioners that the net is
plmplea, b l a c k h o a d a and
id prie improvements.
Most of
IttBwmatltutlonal." ,h» said.
A
blotches dlaflguro your skin and
the rails and motors yielded frnct- min your appearance?
h a s been circulated on the
You can
rmially on initial sales, hut the keep them away if you keep your
a n d in the press th at I've
Sanford's tourist aecommoda
Milliard industrials tended Itigh>ught and am paid hv the
timis and advantages were investi ii. Allis-Chalmers and I'oatum aystam full of rich, red blond. And
Ian tic Coast lane,” ho said.
In
Office
To
Kesigri
gated hv Gharlcs T. Tingle, directoi < ereal opened u point higher and not only that, but the very texturo
Xj;,wT h a t is the argum ent being ailof your skin will ho soft ami velvet
of tourist relations for the St
* vmicod to build up sentiment
1 oiled States Steel and American j like—and tho coloring radtunt as a
Petersburg
I'haintM'r
of
Commerce
S \ \ \ \ 1 Il.\'l( I. I ■- a-, Sept 7
improved fractionally.
against official acts of you gcntlcrose.
"We have reipiests from t o u r i s t m*n,” tho attorney continued.
F| :i Ilk Evan-, ' "in oi I'lipimi
j It’s all In tho blood. And S. S. 9.
•
1tat; M.....I v at 11iriii y g e m r
in
St.
Petersburg
about
hotel*
m
' Refers to Magazine Attacks
i will h*dp Nature keep your blood
in- fnuii tli" 1.al. i* M ir, Iii-lrii"
, I .111 I I le no m 1 1I 1 nominee I,>r what they run enjoy in this or that
Th« county attorney referred his
i rich and rod and pure.
.
i
t
'
,
"
Mr
Tingle
-aid
m
evplatau
;
lil'c
Wi
cl.'
been
wi
••••vert >t, aim v. a i toil ged ti\
bearers to Statements made in a Who hie
| Yes, you can keep plmplea away,
"Instead of going
t t unit . to l i u m i e 'i Miriam \ !• ei guseii wif h ine his visit.
, simply by taking a. S. B. That's a
kly m agazine publislted in Saii- trip tn llii-tnn ;ii,■d1
to a hook, I tell them off hand
i fact. Tho klmi of red-ldood-eolla
I In speaking of the attacks on New Ivng limit. - ;t it up, n hi 1 ■ li.i’.itu; had the mppoil of the K 11
what
Sanford
or
anv
other
city
I
| that S. H. S. helps Naturo build
Integrity.
turn tl ill! t III' IV1! -]
11 K' 11■. h 'a n in In- laiupaigii, let it lias "
...
i get worse and worse the longer i makes your skin beautiful—clears
G. Bull, secretary of the nav Fliiriiiu -ilnllTi? tin t
Mr. Tingle wlm t* touring nil you le t them g o ; L eonardos
>iii- f i hr In t I,, known today lie wants all
ion district, said that the Corn m it •* h litw y ami 1tlial man', ( i n
f\ laiisiin a mm hohiing late offi of the cities that cater to to u ris ts ' G olden Eye L o tio n cures in , It up just like It puts
'A rm llesh on youier* hare been advised by ole w ilhi whnni he hud
i', i to resign.
I
t.ilki-d .lot
i i I'loridu. will leave f*>r Daytona
flammation and soreness w ith ' brings strength tot
Hr attorney that the act will ing Ills ri;p were [dantug iovi'-'
Moody told hi- liicmls that he Item h t o n ig h t,
out pain in one day. Cooling, I weak, flabby musclos
I back “ to us as it left us."
u mileil the Demoe.atn state con
T h e Sanford Chamber of Comj —gives you an appohave hciml im hard words titenls in ibis state in tin tie t few \enti"l) In adopt a plaid; i ailing
healing, strengthening.
..
m e n e will send a representative to
! tito liko you used to
the Commissioners of the month1
for re-ignatmn or ad niftee holder- St. I’e t e r s h m " soon to study the
"f eimferr*,d with in.in* lea lei
. hnvo and generates
LEONARDOS
about the County Cinniniswhich are memhers of secret so
tho energy and vitality of youth
We don’t boll eve you are in the innoufac'tiring field while cieties that tend to lin e d hate, tourist system of that city, accord
GOLDEN EYE LOTION
ing t" Acting Secretary R, ,J.
I
was
away,"
said
Mr.
Evans,
who
throughout your entire system.
Meed by any other motives
MAKES
WEAK
EYES
STRONG
prejudice and religious jealously I loll V.
Just try It and two for yourself!
those th a t are good,” lie de- is also n m anufacturer, "and am t
1 » « " JIt t/rwtflHt
nf them are of the opinion tli.i*
All drugglRts sell S H B.. (lot the ,
£i
largor bottle. It's more economical, !
it W. P earm an, former score ■ Florida as a place fm speculation
itlf tho Sanford Chamber of is pant, hut :s one of the 1
invest inent in the out lie
lerce, gave a short history ,fM > for it
■i r i i
ry “
canal project tho result of country.”
"I heard vein few people ■a c
‘feOptact with the proposal, lie
‘ of the engineers, congressmen anything hut goo.) thing- al,on‘
id Others who visited here to Fioriila Tile feeling that a e lur e
Udy tho . projeet. "When they in this state that all nortliein In n|i
Mo this dissension here, they willle are trying In lilinhi "in (level
1- w rm e , and nn« I nf the
[’ 'think wo don’t want it,” he said.
* sc;(,Following the favorable vote for luisiness people of the lenth wii i
liJHi,appeal Mr. DeCottes said that have studied the situation ill Finn
he h>d files] a writ of error fol da are ready to do anything tle v
lowing a consultation with two can to overcome tin feeling of
Commissioners, this net ion being distrust.
"Generally speaking, I
feat, i
subject to the approval of the
ird on the firs t meeting held business la the north very 1100 I
.A aupersodens bond of $I,tli)i) and I believe business eomllt huts m
'/Waa filed in connection with the Florida will improve steadily m
1 think
P tig M l. ho said. The Commission- the next three mo n t h - .
' I autom taically approved the hc- (hut Florida will Inave li mail v
e. li.nl
ion of tho county attorney when visitors this winter a s it h
J}*y voted t o appeal to the high In any year except t he hunt n y e a r
Madison Avenue at 45th Street
when the state nil, ; n \ e r r , i 1 wi! it 1
court.
land speculators "
MARKETS
Sanford’s Tourist
Facilities Studied
Prospects Tcxas Governor-Elect
W
Winter
Good,Say.sF.vansOn Wi" Ask Klnn8n,en
Return From North
sore eyes
r
S
Laaavj^:.:
»;r
t ^
[Y O R K ’ S F E W E S T
.SMART
THO T E L
i ..a. .IO O M S - S IN G L fi or F N S U IT F
COLONML THROUCHOUT
An hotel with the friendly comfort o f your
own home and the most thoughtful ad
iicrencc to the true spirit o f hospitality.
A cool haven in mid-summer — all three
dining rooms are refreshed with washed air.
Hetj Brrnie ahd his Roosevelt Orchestra.
LI
T he Teddy Hear Cave for children of guests;
with a trained attendant in constant charge.
Fireproof garage conveniently located.
C
•
c‘7VH W
Outstanding features
Aenters the Sesqui-centea- anioon was notrM rs. Mi'Fhrrsim
£• On this he turned Ut;R "JMlM JX.** And Mrs. tYisetwn. He thought it an m a n ^ w ^ l ' th e ro were two "Miss
,r ate moment.
Xu.”
Electric power is the great
builder of modern communltiei
and states and is the greatest re.
source of private initiative and
enterprise.
F L O R ID A
P O W E R & LIGHT
COM PANY
Pride In
Your H om e...
{Continued from Page I)
"One of them ran tow ard a tit
tie dressing room and tried to get
o out by the window. I followed her,
' and started to run with her ugnin
toward the entrance door. Four or
V five fellows, rushing ueross the
' \ b ill, knocked us down, I then tried
Vv to j Korce tho thin partition but
Mrs. Lorraine Wiseman has told
attorneys for Aimee Semple MeI’herson, Lo» Angeles evangelmt,
thnt she and her sister were the
women who stayed at the Curnnd |
cottage with Kenneth G. Ormihtnn,
with whom detectivea charged Mrs.'
Y. Phcrson had cloned. She -aid
she was. th e onu who had written j
certain laundry slip* that wen. at!
first believed to be In the evanyo.— detachment wished to llst’a handwriting. Ormitdnn. in
Tunnsy with a bath robe an affidavit, had aaid th a t his mm-
At Fort Lauderdale ami San
ford super power steam electric
generating stations like this are
being built this year at a combined cost of $11,000,000.
“Amid Majestic Pines ”
INQUEST HELD] Officer Is Slain By;
BURNING OF Bakery Plant Thieves
EAST ORANGE. N. J. Sept 7
r iISH THEATER l/Vi
Ti'nvm'i’ Gunning, u irni
^BTROUDSBUK g T I’a., Sept. 7.,
Gene Tunney tosses out
Kt epigram s as readily us he
~ v* rights and lefts.
.ompoauro Is absolutely nccoslM Is one of his observations In
‘ to.conduct In the ring. An, j “ Poise is essential.”
» challenger has never been
ked down. On the theory thnt
_ ^ U U s t be a f ir s t In everything,
‘ Wee asked w hat his reaction
a, be if the champion stretched
10 th e canvas.
[‘that event," Tunney replied,
sat mov* would be *0 - -*
^ the move a f te r th a t would
^effort to knock my oppo-
POWER
SANFORD GROVE
7 h
inney Hands Out
'■’^ew Epigrams In
lining For Fight
ELECTRIC
In NEW YORK
stay at
fii uffiwr, was sIu>t tmlav by Imhl
u[> liii'ii who rolihi'd tin* Ward Ban
ing Com|ianv plant of from $f',iniii
to $ 10,000.
Thi' bandits osrttpt'd. Gumimir
was rushed to u hi>s[iital, when* n
was the gravity of his womnh.
imist In- determined by x-ray. Eye
witnesses said nil "utitomnhile
load” of holdup men descended up
The week's pity toll
(P.
looked up the hull, and suw on the [diinl.
was
obtained.
■that the front of the place, near
- t h e entrance, was all ablaze.
Thu
(t
Miss X”
“ Spectators were huddled in a mass,
: clinging together in death-like
Tips, wjth horror and fright on
heir feces:’
" I tried once more to rouse
end shouting for them to fol% I s ta rte d to run, dashed
rough the flames, and flung myj j l f l f down the burning stairw ay.”
f. \ W i t h tears s trea m in g down his
#“ *5e, Devls concluded;
'U nfortunately, they did not
Tteove, and ait perished.”
m ore
With a home located in an
exclusive residential section,
with all the advantages of living
right down town, with plenty
of shade and quiet, you can
really enjoy life. You can then
take pride in showing your
home---if it is located in Sanford
Grove.
Travel Bureau, Guide and Auto Service.
W R N Y Broadcasting Station and Studio.
H O W A R D C L IN T O N POGG
• M o u f n i Dimtvr
E. C. MILLER, Pres.
First National Bank Bldg.
OF A M ER ICA
SHND FOR SPECIAL SUMMER RESERVATION CARD
n. ——
V ,..-
•
�r iiJVr * . '
i n1
BfflSSwffi
--^i>
W ill Be Big
can . tourUfa k rt *»K...— .
some so many Frenchman lhS a y sE x p e rtA tW o rlM ie t
' M
SCI
during -AugiSst'
m Has Chance To
7th Consecutive
ahip To Shan? the
|th Only One Other
I k Sept. 7.—(A*)— An
tasted ‘»nly once beJjcrtn tennis history—
[of xeven consecutive
sS S u K s;
f i n d , of Philadelphia
lifts In Oath*
became a sevenin the first years
[ament, from 1881 to
then the speedinjj up
[game and the devclopI powerful overhead
Intensified the task of
[reaver, Tllden’s reign
[jetted to vigorous opI only at home, but
(of foreign lands who
T]y made pilgrimages
[n quest of the crown,
.hed won the cham[n times, but there was
string of triumphs. Af>the crown in 1901 and
ltd until 1907 to begin
[five additional tournn|e?
Johnston of Galiforhampion and six times
br the crown, has been
1stiiinling rival during
period of supremacy,
again come east to
■ts with the tall Philn|hile Vincent Richards
|rris Williams, other
the "Big Four,” also
be in the thick of the
orest Hills, beginning
■
It
Rays
- J& fr :J
A dole IA m
d .-.,
;f.
to H urry Lm , Lot
SHROPSHIRE, England, Sept.
7.—U R -C h lck en a which go homo
4 section 28 iV Y d’iirc
-----c l a s s e s --------to roost do not get as much sleep I-ot 0 In
family affairs just- towar-.'dhafr iK’nipsey Has T aken In $17,- aa they did beforo ultra violet rays
Court IInc,
to A. w . n a n ,
Rom Coart
i
’ B ottaV fM l Ia
iron shutters for a month and thb
b(MI Alread'v Ahfl Believes became a fad In poultry rnlsihg Lots 81, 8$ am} 88, And Lots 07, 09 Virginia H*>
71 and 100 In Rom Court.
here.
| farms would not solve the prbb- whole fatally goes to the scasidb
ard London Sallert.
Hy I ’he Time He Ends circles
United
a mountain resort.
Hester A. 'Follows to CJ. C. Fel
Young chicks have been made
can have electric licbt I.. t ^
, n" buildings must be wired or The
M argaret Fogtat ,v
Crind
He
Will
Have
$25,01*0
Antericnn
muy
take
his
va
lows,
L
ands'ih
Block
A.
Markham
to grow twice a* fast by the use
Foster, dlvowwi-. £P-o-x.
service
'" 'W"r ;ul<i/•'in ip m c it on farms adapted
cation but he sees th a t "business {
of electricity, says prof. Borlaa P ark Heights.
Frayeer
This estimate was contained
1 ° . , t r,city*
«s usual" continues .in his storo, ’
M. U, H arris to A rth u r A. MilliMl.A NTIC. t.ITV, Sept. T.^uV) Matthews, a poultry e x p e r t
the paper prepared bv Dr V a I ,
conservatively estim ates,’’ the Frenchman believes that the
Lot»,
1,
2,
3,
4.
45.
40,
47,
Experiments
have
proven,
h
e.g
a
n
,
•».«,
White, of Chicago, director of'tiie
l,<,^ |m ic d , “that for these pur- family should get . away*1 to the — During hi» first 18 days of soys, that young hlrds treated for 18. In Block 8, Midway Heights,
Cornett, divorce.
. . .
triuutng here, .luck Dempsey lias
Committee on the Relation of Elec- i **'**»«*»
tlje
individual farm er country
will
or the sea for'a month nnd
nine weeks with the u ltra violet
Mellonvllle Reklty Company to
Ruth F. A nn[ger v«. Sseuj
tricity to Agriculture, read here to , t “ Runately a minimum, of they nil go together. He is sure tab* < in nearly $17,000. He Inis rays at intervals tiuring the day Everall b a th ; Lot 70 in Sanford
Armlger, divorce.
day, a t the World Power Conflr- i ["1,"
Ule
r '.,Ht »/ distributionhis clients will bo back when the ri u mi in believe th a t his bank uetwjc as heavy! Park.
State And Coaaty Ueea
ence.
, system required to reach his farm. Store reopens, ami, anyway, ho a r couii- will be swelled to the ex- and night become twice
Molsch Realty Coinpany to
as those not so (rented.
ten'
..f
$
■
_
»
;,
011(1
$:t0,0fl()
before
W.
H. Taylor, B u t Third
“ Some conception of the miunu- :
'*
m," y ,M‘ lfrt‘“t ‘’r than gues, many of his clients-are away
Prof. Matthew# adviser! poultry i James Mlnott, lota 1 and 2, blocks Rinch stand,
■ 1
tude of the undertaking to make l !£■ 'i'1 \ h,e U* UTv '>ssl'med will on vacations so why should ho lie breaks c:ini|i.
farmers
to
bauvb
chickens
w
i
t
h
!
9
tier
13,
ScminaR)
Park,
a t y _____ ________
lb paid 1he $:t,()0t) rental of the
electric light an.l power service, - r i for \ \ l>‘ l,r“Scnt objective.
keep open for a few who remain. (!»’ -. iinimu !
electricity
radiated
from
electric!
West
Sanford
Realty
Co.
to
Mary
King
Ferguson,
one
chair
:nce Truek where he
from large generating plants avail- \ . r $ | “ 00*00 "f.w'Ib*8?®, T f “V " ’
true: out i one day’s reo ipts, wires over their perches at night. I Alexander, lot ■'J block 1, Pine shop, Sanford and Nlrtthi
able to nnv significant percent if
,
f‘>r the total number
Many visitors to P aris ask La : Sinai.i . ueurlj- 0,000 spri ta If this is jfwnf, Prof. M atthew s' Level.
Elmer Leslie, Build! B|(.
t h , M 7I.C I7
of X I l n U !
........ ..
the yield of eggs ought. A. Clements to Mrs. F.Ils V. tractor, Sanford and .
"where is the Bastille? ” when tor. paid
ll! each to see hint contends,
States,” Doctor White’s paper said,
,,
[-«p« c Bodies
to
be
incnjH-ed
by
nearly
fifty
Blade,
lands
in
sections
-.70
tp
2(1
driven to the, spot where .the pris .wall
1)1
Street.
•erring partner*
“ may be obtained by employing „ 1 Members of Doctor White’s com. on once stood, disappoint c l th at
per cent.
S rang*, 29 oast.
ilr*
|a
Elnara Williams, Lanefi.>J
'■xas
trnlning
at
l.u*
‘ yardstick."
n irw n riH t*
v*nr “ to miikt* it no longer exists, but Is merely I tl>
financial
Ralph M. Warren to Harry E. Goldsboro.
)-.
1 :it Saratoga hake
electric
service
-mmethiner
more
something
Wagner,
lot
t,
Work
A.
Buena
Vis
Equipment Needed
fommortited hy a column.
| 11> sex r ' ' i fty per cent of what
W. H. Taylor, Lunch
him the hnrdesi fight he has had
Having learned the potvrr of theje.-i
"It i" conservatively estimated than a potential factor In rural
Third Street.
V
int" tut- gate. Likewise ht since he fought Hill Brennan the ta estates.
development,"
includes
represent
that present transmission and di
James F. Tuthill to Marlon F.
tip while traveling in France a
State
and
County
I
di-,
ehwhen
Jack
Ki
.irns
last time. Tunney is a good de
slribution systems bring electricul atives of the American Farm Bu lady at Versailles, the pnlncu of
\y. H, Taylor. Lupch
bnmllup.- the business in tliu fensive fighter and perhaps the Ballard, N 1-2 of NE 1-4 of NW
1-4 of section 24 tp 21 8 range 29. Third Street. .
service within reasonable distance reau federation, American Home the French Kings, asked whether
■
ng
lum
p,
of
other
yeais.
Economics
association.
American
cleverest
henvyw
eight
Mcmpaey
J. I, Davis to George N. Mitchell,
of 1.500,000 farms. This is slight
if she gave n guard ton dollars,
A.
E.
Leslie.
Building
v
with
Dempsey
nandlmg
his
hud t<> face.
lots 2, 5, ll. 7, 8, 9, 10, block 54 tor, Sanford and Geneva
ly under one-fourth of the total. Society of Agricultural Engineers, he would not mnke the famous
iffniis, ,il| th,« rereipts ;l|-e has“ But
defensive ness and clever Iowa‘ City.
Allowing a minimum average cost , T . £*e?lf,rnt',"i bf Women’s fountains play. When the fount
Stewart the Florist, F la tM t^
ness are nothing after Dempsey
trihi.t « "lubs. Individual plant manufactur- ains of Versailles play, tlionsnmln !
of $1,500 per mile of distributi
i han
.ii is s.-il ■ f\ log breaks ihrougti iust once xvith one
*3
H. J. Rigby, et. al to O. Anier- Winder Arcade.
N'.tRmal
Klec.ne
|
,
g
ht
assuof I'urisaiis flock to see the sight , m
King Ferguson, barber chi!
line and assuming Hint the dens,., cmtion, ln(1
..... „
• x- .......... cl ntor I bo1 tii- is nf liis hooks or right crosses,"
' nfnn. lots I. 3, 5, Kew Gardens.
the Niitn,mil
'
F. F. Dutton and Co. to J. I. Ninth Street.
' l i i . n nr 1he fill'll! nf .liii.
, ,n,, W \ “ '“J and what the lady thought she at
I ■d customers will be three r„r„o , " V"niN™
per mile, this represents an inv.-t
\ I t , , -. (
’’"partm ents of could gel for ten dollar- rests th e ]
Building Perm IU *,1 .nn(i .;jj
■o’ l'l
1 l"'\x
i i" "Ii iil il tie
Stewart, lot number .7 on Franklin
Ag Udlltle, ( nnnnerve .1mi the In
( b-' V .*ri(i pel ■e in four in Mi
town of Versailles each tune .1 , m
J. D. Sneed, one story addition
Terrace.
h'-t ' " 1
.IV- Jill k I I' Iit il’ll.
>nietit of $000,000,00(1.'’
'i I |hle 111 11 el .-r write.
eoiisidoi able -um of nun-ex
I"
k Joseph 11tmr Jr, to Hmlwell Iteal- to budding, l*ine Street,
■iI 1 ■
' I on in". « 11 j11ve
'
PARISLETTER
j "■ ’■lifti Ik- went to KniiiU.ullct for
l be i .n linmetitiii v va.vtion. Jn tin| studv when* the kings of France
----------------------------------- -------------- - 11inner)v rend dispntchea which
P A R IS. Se|it. T.-t/l’l A state 1 ’bid token six hours to come f r„ ni
of War exists between ihe busitiest [ !. !l1 ’s‘ 1 pcesnlt rit reeeives news
folk of Monaco nnd the director, i v'"'
It,,r|i” «<>-l
of tn<‘
the Monti1
..t <
! an 1vyw
1 Amn('H’ »* the twinkling of
i*l
( •at.1In «
<■ •
I■rmu.-1
le started two months ago w h e n 1 " D bus become ii passion with
tunny shopkeepers, disciui.-olnte
' !ll‘ ’-s 'lll,|D-d ns saving. "I
I over the failure of the present sea : !.""V *'
v ,'.11 1 '""pl.v' delignt
son, closed their shops Then tin 11 ut -e qod j u m p fi .on world dis
one capital
casino nut leu it ies fi r. i d tin- mo to a no t h e r . (Inly the dher day I
nicipul council of Monte Carlo to iu’ii rd I *it i siiargil pin i dy. 1 an:
pass an ordimicue leipiiriug all " O y my xm-ation is ending so
non. iis I
hear tie distant
business houses, lurnk-- ami iv
till ions fn-iii tin- El i place in
laurants to remain open ixxeix.
months next year, i losing not nmi • I'll- , 4."
I tie i'l l i n d e n t " x neat inn end
than two Sundays ami lioliday- u>
t he middl e of thi month.
any one inontli.
Transient firm-, smli as dees •
Hi t at Die tune when the youth
makers and jeweler-, under ibis
law would lose innnv millions of "t .70 nations were gathered at
francs since they plan on moving Betsey i,n Rivera, less than i't
stocks and employe from one re miles from Paris, as d-lcgates 1,.
sort to another. Tin- un-iage d.- the international democratic con
luxe shop in Monte Carlo never *ti 'ss for peace, news comes oat of
expected to la* open ...... limn si •h-imnny of tile progress of t1k -IneI iielmts, n society composeil
months in a year.
|h Threaten Him
serious as the chalhtime rivals this year,
inis the menace of four
buds. Rene luicoste,
Henri Cachet and
|gii"ii have been named
tri color to American
lest iif tho coveted Dn| well as the National
rn.
Their sensational
tire the National tour|!i2.r> I'nrecast the g r e a t American supremacy
nvusiun of the Doherty
bin England more than
Vs ago.
kmcrsed in an effort to
pun-ess to the stage,
|e early season defeats
Twice he bowed to
the south a fte r sufIr reverses a t the hands
President Diiumcrgue inis in
[and Uorotrn last win- come an ardent radio fan. Broad
he dropped a three- casting program s echo through tieAlfrcd H. Chapin Jr., ancient corridors of the fey I cast
[round of the Connecti- le in Rambouillet., in which l-’ran
npionship.
cis died and which max lias tie
come the summer liome nl I lie
presidents of tin- l-'n-iieb l*-pan
[<; is postponed
He.
M. Doumergue only took up i-atl
Hu,, Kept. 7 - t/l,’}—
rt^ -VhTrlfr.i
rum'iiissiim vs Tex
^rporation, am action to
■real estate brokerage
Nrn postponed to an
[date.
H earing was
cfote Judge Joint K
-/
play, anil postlionerneiit
s*.*r
Vi
Over two billion
smoked a month!
1
■-wJ-ii'-fj
*' ' NrVfpl
Vx,
'f D y #
■T'.tBiS
•' ’V. i tfi
-v,v*va
— natu ral tobacco taste has
the “ call” these days!
of war veterans organized accord
nig to Frein-li nuthoiiticN. to ini-uiali- a xxai like spit it in the youth
of Germany. In tin* hand hook of
the society report is panic of tile
xxoil. done m the last six years.
( "it is oar xx'ill llmt
German
voutli and Ihe whole German prop-j
-le -ball be made capable of hear
nig arms xx u It tin- aim of getting|
.‘-htn.-ir-.thv • Urtiloi-y. atolta friiiat
p.ji
U|ioii by cuiii|ilnitia:it
ant,
IMIST
iValthall,
Itiule lludson-Kssex
Co
fin ,
mtuix people do not unwltnt eonstilutes an
was asked the other
life rnv idea of what an
fully i--. I can answer
try iinpiirei' several illus
|
//
i tm
* a;,
ion.t is a fa n n e r who
[isiui the bolt weevil.
ftii-t is a bow-legged girl
a short skirt.
mi t is a man who buys
[rkel tnes and sltrps on
"ii a slippery road.
mist is a man who is let
[''ground floor."
sis! is a young man who
line and experts that to
papular with tho ladies.
[raid is a man who cxMtiniis of Europe to pay
debt • to Uncle Sinn.
sist is a man who buys
new shoes and wears
sight-seeing trip away
mist is a bride who clips
r,’io a paper nnd expects
tike to taste like a cake.
’mist Is a Jack of all
111 builds a one-tube raid experts to g et 'Ziinxnr*t night.
mid is n young married
experts his wife to econom’t buying a new fall
mist is a man who gets
fit to prepare plans for
ml expects to get it built
•he archlttct estimated
Y O
U
should know this
about school lunches
T h e lunch you give ypur children -has a
vital bearing on th eir m tn tal and physical
grow th. Study periods require an abundant
supply of energy to m eet the hard mental
ta sk required of them . So to k eep the child's
supply of reserve energy alw ay s a t top-notch,
th eir lunch should qontaip foods th a t give the
h ighest possible nutritive value.
Merita Bread, with its extra richness, supplies
every body need for energy. It is extremely nour
ishing, palatable and easy to digest. To keep chil
dren healthy and active, giVe them plenty of Merita
Bread_for school lunches and other meals.
Merita Cinn&njon Buns
For breakfast,, lunch, or a t an after-dinner treat,
M erits i M l u ltic h Cinnamon Buns pive appetites a renewed test. The sweetness and 8Plc,y tang appeals to
young and did alike. T r y them—you ll declare they re
iood.* Conveniently packed In waxed paper and for sale
By all grocers, 8 for 10c.
(Med* Sy'th*
Cast.
imiKi is a stockholder in
ar|k who expects th« bank
again,
fuirt is a man who len3s
ll‘n‘l an umbrella during'
tnsoii,
mist ig a man xvho buys
•ty automobilo and ex-.
W the same kittd tif'Ser, ’t thut he would get
’’■ssex Coach, • • 1 •a -
A m e r ic a n H a k k h ie h C jo m p a n y
Men have certainly mad&
•
-’A l - f <lj
.... a...
- r?si
EMEMBER just a few years back yoil
- ttaw but few Chesterfields?
R
Mighty different today I You see them every'
where! But it's not that fact, but the reason,
that's the interesting thing.
Sutural tobacco taste—a taste secured by
matching one fine variety against another, a
taste which r^taina tobaccQ character—that's
why tihesterfield is America's fastest *growing
cigarette, and has been for four consecutive
yean). Not tntich doubt noWadays about What
smdkers want!
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�+i>\jker
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......j ?A Ne# Yorg newap^per folia th« 8toryrbf f *ubway beg-
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Vi
.
lon«y Is Sweet!
diwLi MiirtAr f^r’ j
year °M woman, who. when arrested, was
*■
loa« 7 > Isn’t E verything.
foun.d. fo bave eighteen hundred dollars in bills concealed in
r f r ^ 'T -' ^ e r Act 'of her clothing.
BY. ARTHUR B RISB AN E
Further investigations disclosed tho fact
V .• * ’
n X ^ c ity s s r r
<C*p?rl«M m e . k r m ar <;•.)
that
she
had
hoarded
her
beggarly
gains
in
a
dilapidated
I f ttl lM l M lW K t
-A W W H U M l t o r two-room apartment to the extent of over ten thousand
IS , M U U 1 « « M i t e r dollars.
T H E ISSU E in the little 1926
•
,f
’
elections and the big 1928 elections/
IO S S A T f i
Doubtless the woman in her dirty, ragged garments beg will be prosperity, not prohibition (
lit Month*—II (A. ging for alms in some uptown subway or side street on a nr a n y other issue.
According to i
i f W Currier, par
feekijr UHtlon ifo u cold, rainy afternoon would make a very strong appeal. Most Presidential spokesmen, with tyug- i
cs running from IS to |2 0 a day, 1
•t
of us witl^any heart at all would easily visualize her trying and
profits running into millions j
lOTICKi All nbltunry to support three or four underfed children without a cent in n y ear for competent business m e n , '
•*♦1 niKritm. resolution*
Mighty few of us would imagine here in rwsse.s- you cannot expect any g re a t dis-’ '
«r*ent#rtalnments whore the world.
satisfaction with things as they 1
■ Are.jnnde will l>e otiarn«“d sion of more actual cash than we ever saw'.
ular jfdrorilainr rare*.
are.
•
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-- - - - - So
it
is
always
in
giving
to
charity.
Not
all
charities
art
“ ■ » » a ii o c i a t w i r a * s s
How to decide is one of the great problems of HOWEVER, HUMAN beings are
j S n t l t t t l r r o H ' li <*»xrtn»- worthy.
f .entltleq. .o thr um for re- generous humanity.
In most American towns, and espe not interested exclusively in their
UOStlon of all now* dlroatclio^
Other issues exist,
J’M Itl thin paper and also th* cially in the cities, a reasonably prosperous looking man can pocket-books.
IvIWWS published herein. Al’
prohibition is) n big issue already. 1
jPUS oflrepublicatlon of apsrlnl scarcely get through a day without being approached two or
The world ’court Issue, which ‘
ppatch«<a«/eln are also reserved
three times for financial help of some kind. ThehdaTe many might mean war with expenditures
li*!**"**li use ' J.?
- ------ £—
i
of such organized appeals as the Salvation Army, the Y. M. far beyond those of the late war,
SEPT. 7. 1926.
is more important to the United'
L. A., the Red Cross, the American Legion, and thousands States
than high wage* for hrlckILD PLATFORM
and thousands of the poor ordinary subway beggar type. iayors or additional millions fo r
established millionaires.
■ Ia h * a t S a a f o r S ’a f r o n t Most of them needless to say are worthy.
! R.ut hmv to combat the nuisance of continually doling out
'w a t e r m a t e to J a r k a
SENATORS VOTING to put tho
, cnsh to one cause or another and th<> danger of giving alms United
States at the mercy of hos,
• • * « l S(, J o h n e --l a - to rich beggers is best exemplified in the Community Chest
tile foreign judges hedged hy es
S lT tr C i u l .
I n « r n ii’ll* war*
and Community Welfare movements. The leaders in such tablishing “ reservations.”
im J*M, t P a u la e n a r ta . matters know who Is deserving and who should be helped.
The country should i—-I.-rstand I
■ eta.
the so-called "fifth re s e rv a tio n ," 1
' latM n ii
k s lh ln s * rn .
« — >'■ at& A k r r ttl i, a p a r t- Th.euy ,WOU £ not m,flko the mi8take of Riving to some beggar which mont displeases Europe.
i
r-> .s wen» Mas**,
" *7
thou,m!ul dollars hid away in a sock in an attic.
I
“ tifemlfft
l t i u l r a at a t r r a t
o- And they save the business man the necessity of giving to THAT RESERVATION forbids
chanty more often than once a year.
the world court to consider ques
tsiira
• I t a rrtl
t l o n *e k a a l m r d
tions affecting the United States
ar*M*a II- a k e M * aro e.
without United S tn te s’s consent.
M ptpftfra o f ' f t l t ? f c e a a l l f l r a - 1
l i r a |9m
. IraraM.
This reservation, if accepted by
W h a t Die! Y o u T a lk A b o u t T o d a y ?
% \
i l
Fin*
MRa FRED S. DAlOER, SOCIETY EDITOR
jtevttio ig
L ^ tE ^ A R Y F O L K H O N O R C O T JP T /F N
— GOLDEN w e d d in g a n n iv e r s a r y
Social
i "Sought /
\len d a r
.
Tuesday
'meeting of the D aught
ry Class of the MelhoSchool will be held
at their class rooms
h.
Wednesday
Roiimillat ^wlll enterat her home on I’al| UC, honoring her huuse
Dorothy Crabtreo of
Miss M argaret Peters,
next week to enter
was Be owy
GuY whocomp
& >7W s Iu h T
V
IS NOTVpT
Wo
,tr<’ Headquarte
Kuon«g
I awTsw
r COAU
L ^ su /w e^ J
Ask «boul (jufj
, Guarantee]
CHASE
£
Movie Sidelights .
(By the Associated P ress)
The complete Interior o f n
theatre wns constructed fo r tha
Hu1 members of the younger set
musical comedy sequence th a t fe a t
ures Olive Borden in the p i c t u r i u - are anticipating with much pieastion of Curwuod’a story “The ure the series of three dances
winch nre to be given Thursday,
Country Beyond.”
r ralnv nnd Saturday evening at
Ben Biirhridge, tho American the City Haii by the young men
big game hunter, hns been deco rat honoring the members of the Col
ed by King Albert of Belgium for lege set, who leave next week to
.1" daring exploits while filming resume their studies a t their ro"The Gorilla Hunt” .in tho Jungles ■pective colleges.
I he first nnd last dance will be
of tho Belgian Congo,
Burbridgo penetrated Into the of informal nature, while the one
unexplored Lake Kivu region, the to be given Friday evening, will he
only known habitat of tho g igan « fancy dress ball, for which elnbtic Kivu gorilla, where he secured ornte plans tire being made to make
this the best of Us kind ever held
the only motion pictures ever made lU'M
*.
of the gorilln in its nutive envir
onment.
honored o n ^ t u r d a j w i i L * Y J , ' | l n i .,n ft
pleasing way.
An «"*-"•••«—
interesting ........
feature
of* the
niiout 100 friends and n S . o r s
evening was tho singing by M il.
aVtlieir**
Mury*l'rh
w! Knthered
nt
their h"»
home
on IkIimk
I.ake to Anna Farina, H4 year-old Lake
congratulate them on the fiftieth Mary rcaidenl who formerly sang
m grand opera. Mrs. S. E. Wester
anniversary of their marring,!
At the close of the picnic supper nnd son rendered numbers on the
t ie golden wedding cake wit!, it,' violin and guitur. John Peck ham
favored will, a shuffle dance,
k s W,nK bkhted and im- oqunre dancing followed until a
promntu speeches were made by (’ into
hour.
H. M is, president of U k c Mary
Mr. Bailey is n retired morchant,
Chnmber of Commerce
W G
trustees of the Presbyterian Com-’ he and Ins wife coming here sev
mumty Chureli,
Frunk Kvans, eral years ago from New York
Ferguson nnd Ilona Id Ande
home ^ Th'*4*'
*b,*‘r permanent
county commissioner ’ Mr 'r «°^i1 T ' " ' ThJ7 ^ ‘,ro ‘he recipients
Mrs. Bailey replied to these r e - i L
g o ld T i^ e ^ "1
Thursday
Dance for tho college
[?ity Hall, given by the wny of Orlando spent the week end
of the younger social here as the guests of the latter’s
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. H arry J,
Wilson.
•
Friday
ess Dali a t the City witir a u ! Mrs' si.,ine>r <'hns<> of
_ the college set, given Winter Haven arrived here Sun
fcjj men of tho younger day for a short visit.
Little Doris Rockey
Entertains At Party
For Young: Friends
College Members Are Local Rotarians
Lakeland Man Dies
To Be Entertained At
Take Boat Trip When Train Hitd Car
Series Of 3 Dances Business wss dispensed with to-*
Burhridge is permanently scar
red from conflict with a 126 pouhd
npe which he kidnapped from the
gorilla herd ns his gunbearer pho
tographed the scene.
He is prominent among African
sportsmen. He hns bagged thirty
lions, twenty elephnnts, leopards,
rhinoceri and hippotami too num
erous to mention.
“The Gorilla
Hunt” wns filmed during his
fourth -oifiiri which occupied over
two years.
by «
K
HrLAKELAND< Sept. 7—(* V - E .
C. Bethune, for the past two years Greensboro,
a real e t t a t e operator here, was sltton with
Instantly killed a t Smithfieid, N. HU widow
C. a t 9 o’clock last night when his here Thursday
day by tho members af the San
ford Rotary Club and they were
tho guests of, Rotarian Edward
Marked on a boat trip along the
shore of Lako Monroe on tua Yacht
Weiaka.
The party left Sanford about
noon and the trip occupied an hour
and thirty minutes. During the
bostride most of the points of in
terest along tho Lake front were
skirted but np stops wore made on
the trip.
Luncheon wns served on board
th# Weiaka.
A business meeting of tho board !
ef directors was held an the We I
lnka immediately a fte r the boat ,
docked in S hu ford.
D. L. Thrasher, chairman pf the i I
Lake Mary
Rotnry entertainment oommltiee ,
u. H. Kills is visiting re|. extended the thanks of tho ontlrj
in Philadelphia amt New club membership to Rotarian Markoll for the boat ride.
3
Little Miss Doris Rockey enter‘"'*£2 a number of her young
‘'MONKsji
t||
Mi«*< Margaret Sprout returned
Chuluota
Miss Carol Stone left Saturday « tI •! -M onday afternoon nt a
Saturday from Castle Creek where
Dolly
P
urty,”
at
lier
(mine
on
Park
where
site
will
enter
sh
•pent the s u m m e r.
Saturday
Michigan A venue.
The barbecue Friday evening |
| Stale College.
dance
at
tho
City
Hall
near the home of N. C. Jacobs!
■ R l H S l I S S o f aefcnnl
»7 »<r m
The Rockey home was beautiful
Europe, might, but probably would
Mi and Mr- R. S. Dimock of proved n big sucresn. Many out
*ge sot, the hosts being i r.,„,,,u
' n r r v . . . , . , . . fo r In r rra a n t
ly f,,r
decorated with vases of pink raimt prevent the court deciding that
M M e rsh u rg apeat the week cud of town guests and a largo num- '
faeUltli
ra of tho
young soi iul \i .hi n *
l,,r‘ Saturday (IthncQ
rones
and
hibiscus,
combined
J
^
Michigan where he will resume his
wi'li Mr. an,I Mrs. Fred Bnilcv
Wh***n you and vour folks sit on the veranda in Hie eve jO'ir war debts must bp cancelled.
ber of ( huluotft people enjoying
It might, but probably would not,
_
••udies nt Michigan State College with ferns.
1BLE VER SE FOR TODAY
the hospitality of Mr. ami Mrs.;
ning. what do you talk about? When the neighbors come Inrevent, the court deciding that the'
Playing “ Dolls ’ and other games
The screen has played a joke on
Mr nnd Mrs. Frank Evans nnd Nuith Jacobs.
in
for
dear
to
the
childish
heart
caused
(he
casting
dim-tors.
In
choos
an evening’s chat, what do you and vour folks talk j Monroe doctrine is unsound and
tE P E N T A N C E - "An,! t h e y
'" " " 'v returned Friday from a
Mir afternoon to nass nil too quick ing the cust for a picture whoso thii i* wrs-ks' visit nt Rnston, Mass
1, We have sinned, because wi about? W h en Vi
ton go to bed after all the talk is done, can must be superseded.
The Uhuluota Parent Teachers *
VALDEZ
m,.ti*ro<l lo fhtttf;r.,r T u i ^ y l,'aJ,,,'j ly, ami at a late nour t lie hostess’s title featured tho nuburned haired,
That reservation might not pre- i
forsaken tho Lprd;I; but now you remombur many worth-while things tha
Association m et Thursday after- j
that
were
said?
mother,
Mrs.
E.
S.
Rockey,
served
it
was
found
thnt
motion
picture
vent the world court from declar- ■
Iver us out of the hnn
Ait.cit and A rthur Johnson rers. A. D. Fiske, I k*cs- 8|,c,,t thu ,lny here with friends.
ice cream, cake nnd punch to the "red headed mamas” are not red t m n«<i in their car last week from noon in the school auditorium. Fol
^’onversatiton is a great time-killer. Conveersation is often ing the United States a pnrtiei- !
ties, and we will s«*rv!. 'h,,?.1'"
Sellers, Jacksonville;
Lv „ „ ------young
guests.
.
headed. Under ordinary photo a visit to their old home in Prov- lowing the regular business ness111
time-waster.
Hut conversation eu
pant in some new war and decid- j
12 : 10.
in, Daytona Beuch; R. .n
,o w ?n ,,r Jacksonville
slon several interesting talks wen*
Thoso
enjoying
tjiis
happy
nftgraphic conditions red hair photo Idciin*, R( |.
on, Macon; A. Mc-Vay,
beard from Indies visiting the a s
t e i v r p -r
i ;’a l Vttblu ,f c n t l ' rp ,,f ‘ h e d a y . Yt all d e p 7 n d s . \ 7 t o u r s e h(’o n T h e mg how many men nnd how much 1
j
r
o
y
o
i
ernoon
were:
Catherine
Jowers.
3
E
.lid
S
I
,
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"
"
hl,re
“
i,h
hi»
graphs
black
while
under
the
soft
money this country should con- i
V. A. Guyor, Jacksociation.
Mrs. W. II. Kilby tulkAlice
Harvey,
ilaxel
H
- Y F R^ . Turn Y* " K,' in* 0 U,l)icB aelwt«*d fo r c» » n v e rs a tio n a m i t h e w i s d o m o r t h e wif .i ribiite.
«• ii .
i ------ -arvey. Bct- light used in an attem pt to get
The Live Wire Cluas of young rd at length on St. Johns River I
E. Driver, Bushnell;
unto Thee, and we shall be | w i t h w h i c h t h o s e t o p i c s a r e h a n d l e d
rosy
tints
in
the
close
ups
it
Mr
and
Mrs
t
y
u
.
W
(,,I,,crlColbert,
Louise
indie,
from
the
Community
Church
[Detroit; J. W. P arker,!
P O P !IL A R IZ IN G K N O W L E D G E
Nuvi^ntiun in SHininoU* county.
t?, i w
J uS' “ »rv«r «l m » -' Hunter. Bertha Hunter Nancv photographs white.
conducted a successful box social
|; (i. Y. Baile, Palatkn; itored’
. Very often people fall into bud conversational habits.
WHY SHOULD this co u n try 'p u t
DAYTONA liK A O l .JOURNAL
’*
!
'
A°
Reach
and
C
oro-1
White
nnd
Katherine
White
*
K eel &
The Little Movie Theater move at t hi* church on Friday evening.
Monticello.
nado Monday where they spent the
A M AN’S VIEW
Mrs. Fred Webb was the hon
I h iy do not use their brains any more than they are forced its interests into the hands of fo r
Mrs Rockey was nssisted in enT ment hns been launched in Holly
uny,
/
.
.
Judges,
instead
of
remaining
orre „t a shower given in her
i
^ here are nnd have lieen, many so it, i iistomed to technical term s i
tertaining
the
children
hv
Mrs
W
to. And they dun t discover the pleasure I her
wood,
where
100
persons,
most
of
Mr and Mr^. W. J. Hopkins Jr.
■!'<“ IS III milking
"
ONTEZUMA
t
M. Colbert.
glad I ’nj not a wife,
.
, , nee? , ,
. ,
P’ popularize knowledge.” th at ll,cv use them without realiz
them connected with the motion returned Wednesday from a two honor Thursday afternoon bv Mrs.
other people use their brains through m •dll c o n v o r s a f Kinnl
A number of
Bcerly,
Chicago;
J.
J.
I
w
,'
.
nt
w
'<
*
gtiin
by
giving
up
<’•'<
Jn
m
m
H.
Robinson
in
“The
Miss
Ellen
Hoy
and
Mrs.
Dooley
“
'"•ret"
.1
inutor
w
a,
man growls and squcala k-ads.
picture industry, have formed an months’ visit to Starkville. Miss. William Jacobs.
guests enjoyed the hospitality of
"nr right (a decide for ourselves? ! H'<"i»nijlng of Knowledge." "Our ,ng how few of their renders can
:y: Mrs. H. A. Yates, m U h l . r We?k*onH vt‘rv pleasant •
hate to spend my life
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Piestou
R
stuphorganization
to
sponsor
the
a
r
t
i
s
!‘"
sv
"
'?
'Ur
rent
M
r**.
Hopkins
will
enter
upon
her
pci Soria Ml* wl::,oat,
fi
,ch; Mr. and Mrs. F. E. I.V With friends at St. Augustin,*.
.
,
. . ' Why should w«» nsk a foreign '
wnd
uri* ostonsilih* be i-xiierted in understand them. 1
I’arhaps then? an iwifki.L, r o n / f *1
•■’Iisc.,1 returned Sunday from Asho- tic revival of former screen plays. duties as teacher in the Sanford Mrs. Jacobs.
lo s t th in k in g .u p his incals,
Si tentifinally and philosophical ■
exni.il> -1’ hiring, c(,
d; Miss Lucilo Bolz,
'dlo, N. C., where they spent the Later the organization may enter Primary school shortly.
(lu ite H u t i s f i r d w i t h f h ! ‘ 111 i h U<
V
VVon,S w>,° ^
to prom ise through ri-niTva- | <h
t#
ami thore atv rmmv IV trained writers apparently hnvo |
You rent frr“ni w snr
nnie Pinkerton, SanMiss Nellie Vail Eubanks left past month.
Miss Mary Trihble left Saturday
mnv Iv,;iiL II, , ,1 1 UM1- Iht-y make of nmvorsation. Thrv !,h’" ,,,.,rnth'T,5- ‘hat it Will Hot tnke | 1
m-tides and lectures <\i- no idea bow hard their hooks uml
glad I ’m not a wtfe!
Hie production field, although not
ear you an* n»,,| to ■
lliepkis, Sanford; F. F. 2 B u ^ » . nn ,hue h0at for Jacksonto attend the Tate-King wedding
may think that the- sami- old tritt* things said ovi-r and ovi-r 111,1,,!t"
w,‘lnmi mir consent, !11 '',l to the <Hune end. The
commercially.
|ow horrible ’twould be
Friends of Mrs. Clnrenco Isbell in High-Point, N. C„ which will
a tte rs vitally u ff .rtin g the U n i t - ; ‘ "I's, however, seem very inude- iirlhle.s a re for tin- genernl rend
d wife, Miami; John
pref<r to operate, br _
Mr. nnd Mrs. \ \ . W. Putter anil
IVe to spend n life
as tho days ro by, tho same “line” of trivial gossip <„• inam- 'm
ers: how much is included that few (
will
In* glad to hear that, she re"<l S ta tes?
With
SllTnU.
,in’
»
York;
Howard
Seitz,
iii.H,compared
with
th.
Hay,
w
ok.
month
i.r
f»]
possiliili. can aiipre. inte; how many state-!
l a s t looking a f te r null
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly
The films chosen for revival will turneil to her home from tho hos be an event of next wepk.
obHorvations about the weather are troditabh- oxamplos of
11■
Mich; H. L., Smith,
tune, at reduriHl nta.,1
formed u p a r ty motoring to Day- not necessarily he pictures which pital Friday and is fust returning
nu-nis an- dark nnd unintelligible!
<onvorsational aciomplishnicnts.
The Herald boliovos that
Md.
Mrs. W. ('. Cox is ill nt her
We should he outnuinhered in
tona Beach, Monday for the day. have scured financial success, the
___ 1 couldn’t stand
T,li'1 ,’s’
keenly when one to those for whom the hook is o s - '
goad honlth.
Myrtle and 2nd I
thorc aro people just like that, people who don’t want to in that ciuirt III ,1,
home. Her many friends will wish
Caswell
committee, headed by Donald Crisp,
•jr in and,out the night
I:"., with people generally about teiisihly designed.''
tomposed a congenial party nioSEMINOLE
J her n speedy recovery.
disturbed from their inanity
I’hone liW’,
Does anybody imagine that Urent -■i- iitifie subjects ns well ns ;,boii,
Miss Sara Mero of Washington, Pc Mille director, announced. As
•o.iirUe and bland,
D.
(..,
arrived
here
Monday
to
Sanford
Jews
Will
Ocala;
W.
M.
Mnrsociated
with
Crisp
on
the
commit
to.superbly right.
m t'. Moat men look "mi' nnvthing m i ' i * ”\fV?'* lr 'i0:’u''1ins ,,n' 1 dictio n -]
w h ir* rt! I)aytoaa H eacirSSndny*
• Look.
miisit- 4 ..
L 111 m s M i . Kiiljinstm opnicR, wliori I
spend 10 dnys here with her p ar tee are Madeline Brandeis, pro
1; Clyde Wulkor, Tcnn. where {hey spent the day.
Miss Agnes May Story is re
New Year 1 covering
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mero.
ducer; Hugo Hullin, director; and Observe
k, .Miami; F. A. Grace,
from an opcrutlou for the!
'AB.a woman priao
removal <>f her tonsils.
Gareth Hughes, . actor.
he; J. M. Reney, Jack- flll” r: .®n d f Mr». A. W. Smith and
Cherish nil life long
H ill
Festival
Wednesday
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. F.' Vaughan of
C. Wade, Vo.; A. B. daughter, Juanitu Smith, left Mon
III. $o sure, so wise,
day evening for Hot Springs. Ark Miami arrived here Monday for a
|Mr.
and
Mr».
Rex
H.
H l ^ M v e r in thn w rong? •
Mrs. Allen Vane is expected to i
Four barrels of camphor balls
....
’ short stay nnd are guests at the
Kudi Hnshunali or New Year arrive from Atlanta some time
la k ela n d ; C. M. where they will spend a -month.
f n r e r n t t i tu r
, n
............
.............
n » m i-il n u l l y.M I tU’C
- n 'u .v e rs , m e p r o f
to he shipped to Calgary, Cniindn
plutoMontezuma.
Inland; G. Drakeonos,
‘orRQttmK how to talk, you may not have tak.-n .stock lat,-lv ?•*, ,,r thl‘ 'lunlity of luiotlng
;fl* d ■I.Vn not n wife,
/r o m Astoris, Long Island, for use will he observed by Jewish resi this week fnr a visit nt the home
Mis i
the nvxt
Pa.; C. W. SkoemnkNeuuenily horing.
„
n;,f
be done nhout it?
H I would ratlier shlnp,
of the? importan.-.-, or unimportanc.-, of the- co.iv.-rstitio v. N
in Thomas Meighau's next P a ra dents of Sanford tomorrow night. of iter mother. Mrs. H. T. Brown
t i n t e d on l nron Avenue, one blurk from Kwii
s p in t the week end as the guest
|
1
'
I
lie
story
form
is
very
congeninl
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
I).
Fiske
,f
d.
Ethorson;
C.
C.
HalN i t t f —and live my life
take part
in
.-Very
day.
1
1
I
.
!""n'
,n'l*‘,Hnnt
-portnnt
thing
is
the
mount picture, “The Canadian.*' Her?ices will be held at 7:*'IO o' of this city.
Aim is to Idam,
.
r -v
Our scImoU
of Miss I ennbelle I lag,,,, llt
ii-l i * . "nd
distant,* fl((m u£ * 1
'h e human mind." thinks RobInville.
Leesburg motored to Hanford Mon The camphor is to la* used in n clock at the High School audita
.n g b t of the United States to go. umI <idlegcn ? 0
flth such a wife ns mine!
It will pay you lo ,ak<’
Jur writers and inson. "and the logic of
b«me on Park Avenue
ih is house has Ihroe \m \ rooms, living , 1
thought about ibis
day and spent the day here with hail storm. It was necessary to riant. A second set vice will he
CARD OF THANKS
I
Your y r!Y
free from Kuropean i». hileakers— o u r singers,
rw* '
Edgar A. (Iiie-it
singers musicians
„„isi, i,i,w "; i;',-’"" ,
,,r '* '»»riaroom, kitchen and bath. «„d ,, „Mmiw !!f
friends.
jtcrlerence.
_ .SureK -I,,, nature
daily conversation should In- n rich part of vi.ur fife.'
pthy Crabtree of Tnmif; ■
------- o
„f , 1. .
,
"r
'3 tdways the be* t and
>hip them acmss the continent to h< Id at H o’clock Thursday morn
also n two car garag
e
with
V
Ira R. Davis left Saturday aft
garag e will, apnrlmct
hen* Sunday evening
We wish to thunk nil our friends
" f 'be . a r t h we -|vp p i
f,,m i ,.f appeal." Almost
make sure they would be on band at ing. Stores owned by Jewish cit
hum. how many fights at „
------- ---- O - ------ - ettve house guest "wili
, ' 1 * v,’rv 1,1 '" '" y d and scientific s„bihis house must lie He,*,, fo |,t.
,-iilted.
x r z l : : ' ; A,,r « a .
* - h e r e i„
II. II. Huddleston of Macon, Ga. Hu* time needed uml to givu prop izens here will be closed nil day fin their manv nets of kindness
rood last night?
I* ■ll,,,S ‘’OUNTItV fought for the own „ r,i i,i m„| |ll-l(l . ,
■ and love in our recent bereave*
Itouinillut nt her ness. siieiid a sh o rt time on busi- arrived in this city Monday for men lime In stain them light blue Thursday.
, figtu to manage its,-If |r>() v,.„rs tert-M , eve ,f he art
- o
' " ' L " ‘'V ,lv '>'’ <»»» in story
The Rash lln-llftimli marks the ment.
(Im
etto
Avenue.
Mr
P
i
s
.
■
............
M.
W
e
l
l
s
’
-Outline
of
I,
i„
as
light
him*
photographs
white.
a
short
stay
here
on
business.
'..go, wh.", the total population of
Speaking of the Azores, some
anniversary of the creation of th*?
Mrs. A. C. Grlssett.
v ‘ s m, - xtimnle ,*f this form of
COLCLOUGH REALTY COMW
| be United States was hult* that ,.f m ethnd< r n’ 0,1 4,.V'T S " l,,t
• n earthquake Is liable to bit .
Mrs.. W. (.. Smith and children
...... .
, ' " " r i d 5WR7 years ago, necording
Mr. und Mrs. B. 1. Grisxett,
Mrs.
Newton
Stenstrom
returnM
.
Jack.Hon
Ims
re
Christmas
is
on
the
way.
altered
"A»
T!*'..!!..!!:"
I
,‘n'*'vl“dge
painlessly,
While making the South A m eri-,
thi, .|,.wiM|i tradition. It is one
If is even time r„r Hov-itorl ! ,hV /'i,v1,’f Ncw Y,’rk now.
ford, If you know what we .
have returned home from Cloud3,1 Flrst Nntionnl Hank Hldg.
T»-le»lu«l
At present
so-called
!
and family.
after spending the land Park. Un.. and Hendersonville nd home Monday from Pineknrd can sequences of "Upstream o n «„ f thl, f,.s tiv„ls ordained in the
“ ‘Vtien one of Mr . Wells’ him
‘serious books, even when the,
i to start the
Ala.,
where
die
Inis
been
spending
cks
in
Washington,
I).
dieds
of
thousands
of
rentiers
lias
liretend
t<
>
h<
.^>-----............«
.
the
Slum
Anna
ltiver
in
(
nliforimi
*
liiftil#*
I
*
•
victim
x
x
i
l
l
^
1
*^
SANFOHD, FI.()|{||),\
‘V < .. where they have been spend
niiiR early.’
. *f <■* popular natuic,
York City.
his book he does not s„y
the
John ,Griffith
directing <the l ,oads,
■ ' .'.i
,i seventh
, [■ mouth, tit■
Heal K.slate
ing 11n* summer.
»i- past
„,..i fortnight
.. ...with her p a r e n ts ) josh
i ii i • no Wrav inriiurig
In the
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
are rarely written ex, lusivelv Tor ‘Iunshed
r t been r a t h e r quiot on the «■«- ;
I
m
have
hud
history’
and
,,,
bis
•
..Christmas
pluiininK”
really
should
pret-odc
(-hirslmns
:,J
f
"
r
"illi,,,l‘
’
is
’"
I.’
jl.k
'
.
,
,
,*,
•
V
Picture
Toe
box,
had
to
place
suum
,|te
first
day
of
the
month, shall r(IR SALE. -At a Bargain, one
“ t»ly but why shouldn’t It be ?
heart
‘I
i
hope never to have it I
(Mrs. J. W. Mero nnd
n u n of s,
„ | Wnvs wrif),
*
v J il,,U!r n M,mM
alligator' m the river for realism | y(l }luv,. ,, Sabbath, a memorial „f
5 passenger auto. One Ford
Mi. and Mrs. Raymond Key and hon,
t h a t tho canal is still a
M i ll
(ter, Miss Sura Mero of Id He daughter Adelaide Key spent Brb
"Ra,n. ,1‘< if f were an attack of!
A«,
I I
iv hV,* M,‘u ,,f
. Ih " t
)w trumpets, and holy . convocation Coupe. 113 Elm Ave.
“
"acotisciouslv
for
one
!'?"*
»I»«M hi* HlwndiiiK sonic thi.UKlil riuht now 11 »m
Pleurisy, or a boil. A„(| whv ? Be
Iiruh A pailm .ots on West lentil wns warned l.y tho indignant mi i Vl. Bhn|| ,|tl H(,rv.j|(. wurk therein."
D.
leave Wcdnes- Hi week end at Daytona Bench.
Street.
onm 'Tf
'S
'“" "They
n d out iv lJ* i ’’ r s ■mutages to HUMANotor tri|i ia i ’nlni Bench
tlves wlio objected to Ills will I \ happy New Year Is heurd on FOR RENT. Furnished 3 room
WIIAI WILL thia codntrv gum »<>nie
of
tlietr
training.
mnklnnkofK
n<
i
l
l
l
’°"
'
hnslfr
"at
n“ls'
,,"<
l
upon
the
are
| t t ' a rig h t as well quit
I / E the past „f mankind.’’
npu rtment. All conveniences.
full*’ nl“‘ maliciously stocking *
nil sides in the Jewish homes nnd
‘•y
entering
the
world
dourt?
Mrs.
J.
Olin
Limey
and
dnuglitfu’"' ,0 h"'P »•“ with tho Christaith e r McAdno or mns Z y " w !
Mr. nnd Mr**. K. S. Rockey and river with dangerous reptiles.
Fhirn-pc mnv need the
Isynagogs. The day is one of joy Couple . only.
Reference.
813
court
to
r
Geno
Martin
Luney,
Mrs.
Chari
Ine
com
N either one of them can
young dangJiti r Doris, and KathnMagnolia Ave.
M
IL
K
A
N
D
I
t
s
C
O
S
T
settle the endless qnurrelR that
and
the
greeting
uf
tlu*
day,
”
L’es
l.yerly
and
Mrs.
Oliver
W.
Smith
Mrs.
Clurence
Hnrclift
Perhaps
ivo
think
too
modi
al.mit
Iho
"liuylnn”
siilo
of
‘ be nom inated by the Democrnrine Jew els umtnred tu St Au
nriso nnd lend to war.
An ordinary yellow pup, worth slinnah tovnh."
Orlando Monday morn- left Sunday in the former’s ear gustine Sunday where the spent
HT- I ' F T E R s n i ’R c IN D EPEN D EN T
^partjr.*hr stmas To so many p«.p,o Christmas roprcscoLs i o , P . ® * ’ w‘‘ h«vf »» quarrels will,
n dollar when new. Hank now com
New Year’s day is Intended as a
they attended tlie ball for Wetumpku. Ala., where they the day.
for tho oxrhmiKO of Kifl». wholhor you want t o ! I X 1 „
Europe, an,) pin,, „,i wars.
We
murids u stuggering
salary mnl day of memorial, of remembrance
An inter* ,ting statem ent <( the sell to
were railed by tb,e illness of their
of th e m ultitude of Jnck
wholesalers at 50 cents „
rides to work in an expensive cur lt|U| when the children of God
father.
shnli not attack nny nation, and am ount ot milk consumed in St
apsey’s enemies has entered Win ox tend” Yoli*l?d'
"f
,.v
'"'";<l'-'<e-etinK»-io
poop,,, who the other nations know it.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. I). Bruniley Jr. Hollywood is filled with trick dog*.'should rememlsw their deeds and
Mrs. J. E. Wathen nnd
, gallon. making a profit of .'15 p,*r
le
te
r
s
b
u
r
g
.
and
made
hv
Dr.
Wy.
,
i
n*
*
■
«
»
iii^n
\
j
.V-..1
.,0Xten"
K
r-tt
fiUK
H
to
you,
and
then
a g a in st him fo r |M3,3ii;U3,
d o you a
man, npn,*: "d in T hursday’s In
Mary and Betty, reMrs. Maude Clarke left H o n d a / nnd Frnuk Harrison of St. Augus hut his owner, Henry Eust, claims | judge them for their value to j
In g to g e t th o la s t red cent as low-down trick tho first chance thev
Viinf 1
,h r 'vh'*l'*snler sWIs to
'
dependent,
ie
Saturday
in
their
car
i
tnoming
for St. Augustine where’ tine nre visiting here us the guests that Hank will register every earn- : society.
•’he quantity of milk ,*}* r,*, 5Jl‘*,r
itWara.
70 '•■•its a gallon
*,f the farmer's father, (’. I). Brum- tiuo required for the screen. Time
-H
,oV!
,A |l «rAN
,ruin
if
w<’ outer used her,
‘
'
**••._____"
'
Carolinu
where
Mr.
J1
"*""
'v'h
spend
u
short
time,
t
h
e
world
court?
We
shah
on,fit
being
t„
|K>r
f
0
*
',on'
■)" the ' hnifto*. hotels,' 11 . a
ha v,
'
i"T rcrii fin,
-S—rO-rIcy nt 311 Magnolia Avenue.
dog will he seen In "The Return oi i
cafeterias
one vote against the majority.
s been connected with 1
.
---hy soda ifountains
ii v. i .....
: . : * ,rJ
diii
•
!te
<lis"
pn8r>"
‘
nt
tin
Peter Grimm,” tho Uelaaco-WarAustralian aborigines bob their,
(Oit« merchant uiea tho argument
Tlint vote can mean nothing.
'•in Fruit Growers Inc.,! •**“ •" Miss l.ulu Mary Been of
\Ve
' I w! 8 «i'tonislnl,.r|y large, o f
■it, of .,(1 cents n quart or $1 L-ll
Robert Beach of Jacksonville field success; featuring Alec B • wives’ hair, uxing sharp stones .is
Hit advertising t h a t bootleginter.
They were ac Uyieilo is spending the end here
ran exercise no influence in that nulk is one of the most largely used ,
I
don’t use it and look a t t h e m ..
Iloine hy Lee Berner, with her aunt Miss Nonie Williams. spent tin* week-end here with his Francis in the picture, which w a s , knives.
per ce n t' 4hTI
" r° fit
>X/' "eours,*
Vl,i"K 70
There
is, <of
„
mother Mrs. Mabel K. Bench at her directed hy Victor Schertzingn ] _
rhof1' m ?my ‘!ut 1,8 wht,r,‘ <>ur foods, and .ilways ha, |M*er, hut ! p 1
. ' wh*‘ »ro you going to do
Put
vour
valuables
a
wav
in
n
safe
tlcpusil
e|i spending the past
ehoiie will he suhmiaaion to the eoiiHumptior, ,s constantly increiis- doliiction to b,* „ „ u|e f„ r overhead
Ith -a man like t h a t ?
heir guest.
*b tins bank.
'
Miss Katharine Waters and her home 301* Park Avenue,
ing beenuse its g re a t f
th!!r|,
nffw-ting being more largely • ‘"d value is • xiien.se hut tins is negligible q-j,
fathiy,
H. C. W nk'rt, returned
| Celery^Purins to Rent
!
remuins th at Dude county
appreeiatrti
Mrs. K. C. Council of Savannah, Popularity Contest
y
V
,J,K,plv
U onently , k , | r e
Z ko
*■ Creamer and Miss home Sunday from Atlanta, Ga..
raad about all these h a p p y
than ever before.
Ga..
nrrived
here
Sundnv
evening
5 i Jenhances
h r0dUn"! f°co»t
r ;‘7 225 per« cent
gal'criier motored to Mount where they liuve been visiting the
Bonus Decreased j
.
___
. . . ,r t h i English
Tho cost of milk is, therefore, an
il an beating the men’s
y "hero they spent tho Intter's brother for the past fo rt nnd is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
within u few (tours."
item
which
„„t
,
h* ,)
Alfred
Liljn
at
iter
home
on
Park
™ Eh ‘•"''•ST l^-k o f Iho
•regarded,
• • doin
*
Mil* it, w« wdruiur junt what ,, i
guests of Mrs. Roy night.
hi.y’rKi;r;:r,u. v1,:
r,1:,n3.T,;«Th
' w hv'?a?
in Dade county au iew
few dav
days ay,, , , .t •'“ t condition mav m-nv<.;i
Avenue.
This is thu IhhI day for the high
T 1 i V W,pt* <>ut tho w,,r delit. ... —
St bx the "weuker sex” unyTwo largo tiled farms with
That involves only money, not vi some s t a t i s t i , . on the cost of pr ,!
\ •• .
*
»»'•
other , laces hut
est bonus allowed in the All San
Misses
Olive
Newman,
Maude
tally important.
Whether Europe ducUo" ............. of milk were g i v - 1!' A?
Mr. and Mrs. H R. Stevens and ford popularity contest. This Imui- I
^ ' " ‘ved that ti “v would
P" R ) *— i— o --------Luke,
Naomi
Sroggan
nnd
Rosa
•'"’
Smith
and
son,
Corme,*tine of
.if , 1,111-vmen_ ! hold «»««.! ... i*. r, .
. 1 " would
Iffioi, will
no,,"" 1 * l,lrthllu)' »'mh„l,z,nK
on ,.ar„ ir pay* UH ten billion. i„ ,lrihletn en . out a t u meeting
additional cleared land for
n«‘»‘rMa.rg. for it
(n. returned home Fri- Gray; and Robert Dodson, Jam es Miss Rebecca Stevens returned us has amounted to 30 per cent of j
;j£!rhar#'-ia fto doubt about It, the
and a re of interest.
Those s i • ’
*
"
"
»
«
u».
meanwhile,
or f
votes
cast.
The
contest
has
a
to
[
home
Sunday
evening'from
S
ara
,a delightful visit with Wright, George Sweet, G. W. sota where they spent hevcnal days
Utterly (li^rc-Karding Christ
mber of Commerce I,as u |„t
rent for 192G-1D27 season.
eournge to welch a a she wishes t" tistics. made h y C .'n . Mathews’1as i nro'| u c e ,r for* 't T c ^ n t s " ''^ ™n „ ho
relatives a t Bartow Spencer Jr., Lloyd Boyle, and Wil ns tho guests of Mr. und Mrs. J. F. tat of 31 contestants so far it is |
•rork to do in the next few R iv e yourself b e t t e r ' social ' o r h u s h ! ’1 ,,pa,|Hti<,r H t,la( M,'R b t do makes no difference
announced.
sistant dairy inspector, were p n d ,.'' f.n l,n? fin(’ ' "ws a n d ' i„
“ a ‘ "I!
i
ales.
liam Lake were n group of San. Miller.
« * * * p d Hint l>ody will need turn your attention to plans that wiiTgive'th"^ ",hiV not
Hnllot boxes have been distrib
nWy
j abl1’9
y accurate there, a.*, they went |li,"
,r,t*a 1here. It mav figure out
ford young people spending tho
T. C. BILLS, JR.
,fVll0 ,,»Vnn a ffo r‘l **’n >•»- aw
1 .......... I lia , \l||| Jfl\0 {fjp tUOHt f)Hj)l,i- lions
Undivided S u p p o rt of ail the ru>ua In Mil, m - . t ..
______.1
uted and nre avniluble at the Sanness to the most peonh-v rhrtuLnuiH joys
•
mnHt
baPI>ins
anv
,
wa*
e
wur
«»
well
whn
wle
"
"
Cd
bv
the
7'’
dairymen
T
’nt
^
Paper.
Imt
would
nnt
day
Sunday
a
t
Daytona
Beach.
n
John
W.
Sneed
nnd
f o r ...............
ord
Drug
Company,
Koumillnt
&
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
J.
Holly,
tho
in Practice. The,, t «
“ g”1\ " ,hpr’ ,f wo r should come, who w ere present nt a meeting It 1
s returned home after
Anddrson ____
Drug
Store, Joe’s Smoke Seminole County Rank Bldg.
______
ill. the lonely
was shown th a t tho t o ....... roducti,!,! i^ , } J ^
1,0
‘n a k e L u muJh
William DuKosc nnd Charles Misses Mao and Mildred Holly und , ________
week-end in JacksonMhorton
W
°*Ul‘l
un,,»u>»‘«
lly
proyidhtiT
those
could
cost
of
a
gallon
' a t Speer1
* Denurtnient
•morion, t,y » century or so the
B infbrd-H erald nfrinns that
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
.
(J.
Ball
returned
|
House,
und
Sanford, Fla.
be occupying your thoughts
*
O,
...ilk
Of
fuests of Mr. and Mrs. Norton motored to DeLatnl Sunday home Monday noon fro mWilhur- Store.
right reign of plutocracy in tho Unitod cents.
*i can travel with a wooden blca.sedly.
Arrangem ents also have
where
they
spent
tho
day.
a
t
^
e
l
r
home
in
Rlvcents a
Staton as the last big war short n . " I t . wJV P°,n‘cd out." savs
by-the-Sca, where they spent sev been made so th at the contest m an
f"c milk delivered
A f.,„
w at
"
Woof,- ,' ol“!Ul,•
Wu
— O --------------eral days.
ager will bo available at Speer’s
™.hi th ,
th . S u X iu ’ s E : Miam, N ews" th a t
wooden
d a i o 'n u j
^ ^
- —
Dr. II. W. Rucker, L. C. Reboot
store every afternoon from 3:30
h*a one hlork to his credit
Mrs. R. ft. Herndon and nnu
nnd Jam es nHuff
De- - r v , . ^
u
n
motored
to
i»e-,
m
•
i
x-i
until 4 o’clock to givu information
i If# »ta»t*.--8ara»ota Times. itn people one tenth par o f
American high finance bent on
’ h u t •s h , T 1(I t a x
Land
Sunday
wftere
they
spent
the
1
a
<U1
(
j
O
O
i
l
I
r
0
1
’
‘urned home Monday
and Issue receipts.
THE
PROflRTTQ^
u r t "should
V " li Ctake
?,uJ ,try
lnto ‘he world
in itH lcourt
Arcadia where they
warning.
For tho remainder of the week
Ranald, w^io has Just re- service. But idleneaa taxen m in!' « } \ “ ,M!
d,y___
I
Slaying
Of
Judge
In
#ek-end with friends.
reckon all that is .spent in ahsul te «h th mi'Cf more’ lf we
a bonus of 25 per cont will ho the
________ l a u n KitDA r E ]v e w h R E S S
Mr., wpiijm Myeni «na •m«n, Little Alabama Town rule. The winnnr of the contest
■ 7 * ■ t h a t th ey are eom- with that which is spout in hlh"* ^ . ^ ° r 'lT g notW"KMANY THOUSANDS of motorThe Miami Herald rightfully
Mrs. Eugene Tittle have daughter loft Friday for their
will recelvo a beautiful diamond
***•' w b»t«- in grout- monts, that amount toPnothing Sl,iuhP^Avmenta or ^muac- j u ts u re still floodlug tho highways takes the position th a t while thiu handicap, hut it is the
^ I"
, c, from a week-end home in St. Istuis, Mo., afte r spend
ring,
valued a t |500.
h-nding
to
Florida.
A
o
c
o
X
^
t
o
V * W . ev*T’ .Murchanta. eases absolutely shortens life*'
br,»Kinfif:on disWETUMPKA, Ala., Sept. 7—(/P)
city in encumbered with huildim'
t0 T«*q>P* and St. Pet- ing the sum m er here.
M hd hotel operators nnd
s
f
f
j
r
r
"
"
"
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A
t
s
i
I
-—Clyde
Reese
Bachelor
and
Hays
m
aterials
on
tho
streets,
making
° f thLe D»(le County
n i .l,kc/ rM^ consumes Uommi’T
A foreman in a lumber camp
r« should get ready for fnster than Labor wea^ wh le 'thn
Uommismonera the number of c«rrf* •retting about bothersome, it gre at'
William Williams has returned Leonan) negro farm hand, went on in the Cascade Mountains, Wash
‘MtflTll. %
a« Poor Richard says But dolfP,hm,dIkey "
bright,
““ “ U-b-'U"" ly p refers to have the encumber-'
I s Braxton B. B aggett homo after spending several weeks trial today for the murder of ington, stepped into a hole and
TOM S t MS
ii!
squundnr time, for that’s the stuff1» / •'’* hf’^;'!hen do not diirtow ;»
Judge Lamar Smith, Bachelor’s found th a t ne was standing on a
J ° ^ n "8 Rlvt‘r •’•'•dgi* 5 JJJ" thun to h*v« a city that is !
'"mpa, St. Petersburg a t Mount Vernon, III.
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
"wealthy coal
tather-in-lnw, who was killed at bear enjoying its winter sleep.
Points
on
the
West
Richard
says-LBenjamin
Fnmklim
,lfe
‘S
of’
Pdor
year
wn
‘"
'I
r
^
8l5
5
s
m?nths
”f
11
p. m. --------year wns .11,559. Dur ng tho first
reermtly
...........................................................
Mrs. Victor McLaulin left Sat- his homo here August 30.
Thin
true, nnd while hero in
‘hey spent the weekih t monthn of luafi there were a F ort
the liner
tre Added Attraetlon
Lauderdale w„ fin(l ™ *
urday for points in Georgia where ' Leonard co n fu s e d th a t Bachelor
fow over twenty-one thousand.
the. coal
All the Week
forced him a t the point of a pistol To th e Pastor, Members and
she will spend several weeks.
WE
SHOULD
KNOW
HOW
TO
SWIM
•'•-•ins and Henrys na 11
•dock w ith a building in progress ; Well.
Beee Marie .Robertson
Id pieces
to Bre tho shot which killed Smith.
I h l n n j 'T
" 0t lnelude c a r *
Frieoda-^Jwe
may
I
k- „ little!
•d
returned
home
Mon
*._______________
New
Yurk
World
waiting
' TODAY ..... .. Roberta of Bon Bachelor confessed Implication in
o l^ re d a t th e.sta ck s of H„„d |u „
Mian Mamie
Tkere will be a Musical Recital
? 'rom northern m ar
the co«J
you were in a I
.. and Charles Roberts of tka crime, but denied he had hired
New J o rs c y ’s S u t e
he spent tho p a s t three .............
Air, Ala..
i r e n - u s d e r the auspices of Ht.
Bex
Ingram’s
Wonder
Film
a boot thd
A tlanta, Go., aro tho guests of Mr. ’ ^ forced Leonard to fire the shot, ames A. M. B. Ckarck. Wednes
b asing fa n stock.
l i Hchildren!
, , ‘’f i e-!T,rrf0nt
NIR’cial mensures to
mn i „ ‘ . f ^IR’cml
wouldn't
“Mare Nostrum” *
d “waste Health is urging that all
and Mrs. Victor Green a t their! ; Bachelor’s counsel was expected day wvaaing, September >, 1929 at
be ta u g h t to swim, pointing „ut I Seh.w.i » i° L‘* rn how to Hwim- sured th a t he might us well sell
/O ar f b a l
...»
Fort
Ljoderdnlo
I.
er..,,,,.,"™
home
on
the
West
Side.
tp
enter
a
plea
of
not
gulfty
by
8:1B'
p.
m.
;■
«
.
8t ‘ho «*n>» time th a t m«.re than
. S ! ch? , #n,uat hHVC t h «*‘
America a eommerelal ships’ t« f('r
With
Alice
Tarry and .
reaaon of insanity. Forty-two witully and it reouirea more and
Two e f Florida’s most popehrBpain is a 1,000 persons hnvo boon lirownnl *Z i l l ” ? 1' for exa-niplo, ami olgn countries, because it "doesn't business buildings to meet "he
Antonio
Moreno
1‘rvens
aessee
have
been
summoned
by
tho
aoloiata,
w
ith
some
of
the
best
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Fox;
and
were
am
ong
the
what f | J
t'nni-a T 1...1 t
^ the" past Wfi vl! S ^ b J & ! " “
“ » make an y d efere n ce
willing to years.
M t / , including the
widow of M M msaicoi talent will render
Com edy
’
T hat is an averuge „f :too
to Orlanthey a r e under.”
* needs t h a t n aturally follow , h» |„ •>*•• i- *vo..*t h .
H1'Pi"
8: motoring
Ralph 8tevena,
Mr. small son. -George Jr., who have Jjidgo
i of gov*,
Smith.
■
APPLY
*•
.•>
been
visiting
here
as
the
guests
the
program
m
e
comseeed
of
d;
Gux
of
population.
We
are
i„
the
/
'
"Mortal
Dey”
Pmrning
to
attend
the
«
■
H.
Stevena
and
Miaa
Nl
°
n?,dori,L
*
f
?he
,nrKw
num
ber
of
It made some difference i„ the
lo trouble
Now. Jersey's
benches ftnd fhelr last
c
I
n
a
statem
ent
following
his
ieoi
end
aelMtmentaf
•umbers.
,
period
of
rapid
growth
,,„d
t
i,j‘
of
Mrs
Fox’
sister,
Mrs.
E.
A.
...............................
Don’t
depend
u
war, when this country PaM
ir: j
make up
P"1 ‘ ho bars in , ■
Johnson and
Douglass on Sanford Holghta, left arreat Baehelor said his desire for
WEDNESDAY
Circulation Department *
i
has n population nearly i
(rofn 0Ut«Wn of !S 2 L e,a" paj8*»«J for worse t han means th a t building materials will the Jail wi:jj|0\VK to
niah pre- doublo
o
keep
you
o
u
t
.
j
j
mosey
with
which
to
supply
his
Major
Monday
afternoon
for
their
home
in
he s tr u n g ebout everywhere
th a t qf New Jersey •'g i
rol« ^ m o rtality
W- Spencer and
ten Bdia and Doris
ta .bne re loaeaabQi.t'246 llv'aa pnnuaTv fr" ^ JK !? . ^ ^ n l n g <o I r f £ \ w n prob- ■t««raare accommodations to
a r s is
wife with additional comforts led the Mi
Pfred to Orlando Monday F o rt Myers.
‘ (
lt« soldiers to Europe on foreSrn uBatJ t J * i a P,ea8ur« to live in a
.
'JCenyen In
out and
hjm in te'the crime, * .
’
rank a si eng
f h«re they witnessed, the
.;
• H ty t h a t J a progressing at such
drownlng. That la .a consider,ddy e n ’s
i,1'!tb° Ut th a / s a m e .a s Swecd- snips.
This be* ■mailoe
"M
EN
QF
N
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high
speed,,
yet
safely
‘r?t^
Mr. and Mrs, Ir e B. DsNis re
relative loea thut, NrVy
?!, ,jlu t
la “Rhor case
Under the
***«
m i ih'.
g
limited one,. --------appears ho i
•P icturesquentss is to be sacri- Do set
guldapco
o
f
men
who
turn
ed
home
Monday
hrenlifg
from
are
investing
W
B S 25‘ a - * M .E
Mrs. Roby Laing ware A tlanta, Ga., where tha l a t t e r has ffeed to efficiency I n Italy by a
-U ,u .
*e from Sanford attend- been spending the past month buy sew, order boaU^tog donkeys and a w s ^
fablet
“AHEAD ON ITS MERITS'*
t
.^bulHln** may be somewhat-of^a « « » w f c ’cTO X L f r s ' r , "ni>’
PU«me in Orlando Mon- ing fall stock fo r MULody’j dog and .eien-drewn vehicles from
" * •« ot thorn h
^
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d
Ut
*
the stteeU.
,
.
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el Arrivals
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O S!
ANNOUNCING-•im LyM
The Re-Opening
the..
f
t*.>»•
V /
rw
Lu Beth
Cafeteria
A T 11 A. M.
TODAY
IFr'»i;an
i/
»n"Vnln5'rS : , L W,5H,n’,f’
A REAL HOMK
We have just completed refinishinpr this popular Cafeteria and are ready to offer you the same *'
hiffh quality o f food and serviceUM
that has made the Lu-Beth Cafe-" v;teria the favorite dining place in*
Hanford.
'
•
Breakfast 7:00 to 9:80
8
Do Your Christmas Planning- Early
Dinner 11:00 to 2:00
Supper 5:00 to 8:00
il
' S r ................ - .......
DINNER SERVED TODAY
N ew .
Boy over twelve years of ag«
who lives in Heights to deliverj
Heralds in that neighborlu
Must have bicycle and be a hu*jj
tier.
jpj f
ttsstsrsjr^
the v-™.EfOT.T_c.9.°.‘-'ME i.... itatThi; iricr P
7,«
—
“rt» » • « • « ....... .
l.-iorV1"',,?:,™ ...
Funcy and plain metal
Silver and gold la
fancy floral dotft*
to —
*• "’T. ■!/
$12.00 Yard
$2^5 Yard
Hand-a*St FIM I m
aertlgaa aad edges l o a u i
.65 to $L25 Yi
Fancy Trimmiafa Hit
R in g D re
log aad
$2^ to $150
J
Sanford Hera•
dbfS!t
ah n ia
'PSP*
m
i
M
‘i i
The New Radlnola—fer i
36 inches wide la all tfcg afng;.
plain shadow— •
AA k a k ^ t -
....
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• • • a r i d , .v^
m m
E
i
i )' f:
Amusements
W ANTED
.
Fall Silks
inS!terHvitu,,v
S i t t C or• ”'*r"K”1"*1
COST Op
$
nYrft*«
5:vM*%.
mm
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Dally Herald
[18
BwAlnesg Set vice Offered
AD. RATES
C4*h in Advance ^
Ct; £«. jfv
‘h.
Wa
Th Rexal> Store"
r a 8peciaUy of our prompt
f ilin g of preecriptloas anil S
n
delivery.
1
DrUg" ~ Sod* ~ llot. Sandwiches
’3— Specials at the Stores.
l
IV.1
im ftftftfti
84—Houses For Sale ,
90—Automobiles For Sale
3 room house, screened fr o n t
porch, garage, Jot 60 x 183. bee
owner. A. B. Dunn a t Glnderville.
_______________
1100 W. 1 st. St.—2 atory house,
‘‘v.*. r^?m* ^
3
Gooit>
*th
JUl**COnA
^
orc'’’
r a *®'
vtood condition. Little and* aClayden, Ball Bldg, .
PARK APARTMENTS
Elton J. Moughton
A
Vt
■ lA M N Ift.
B w h ' S a J s j " n' »
ARCHITECT
.
hlda 'w m W _ .
ads. will be received
Corner Hark Av4. and Central St.
______^ AN JUAN GARAGE
_and collector sent
Viiy CommlaiTmaf
First National Bank Bldg.
Are good toola
Elegantly Furnished
•hr for payment.
Florid* for tka eonair
Morning (Janie
following
aewaru.
I.
Sanford,
—
■
—
Florida
10
c
a
line
i
"",,i'lor
now
ordering
Fertilizer
ORLANDO
AH R II PO A K
PRINTING THAT PLEASFS
and absolutely
... 8c a line
Em-li apartm ent consists of living
application
Vinu. RN ........ 0 |»
0 1 2 0
f,,r hUmn»''l- aUDlIcatinn
t o *
I t a line
room, full size bed room, dressing
TIhki»r. 2h .. . :i O l i o
o
Guaranteed.
Id*, ft. H clrelo!
BIMON
PURE
AND
GEM
room
with
full
size
Murphy
bed.
rates
on
re
q
u
e
s
t
Wells. c
..... :i o
o i o o
atorm a«wer. from V
0,01 W' oth SL W. N. Luidoy Prop
The Belt Auto Indemnity' block
League
>« In. <tla.
dinette, kitchen and bath. ElectrlFolrlda S ta t e tV
aW e
I
Petrie, If
:i o
() 4 o o
juerd rates a re for
T
h,
City will ,furAlsk 4>
th r ee good hom es
Association
Won* Isuit Pet
. . r° f r '!**r,*l»on and garage in
A b ra m s lt> ....
;i o
o H o o
CITRUS BRANDS"
block and a«wor pip*.
ve insertions.
SANFORD
eluded.
►
F
o
r
s
a
l
e
...........
2»
1U
.<104.10
Distributed hy
Cox, rf ..,
:| 0
0 1 l 0
More Automobile Insurance at
«
A certified -'Hack f a r
» of average length W S H nrp C ,In ISENBERRY PRINT
lim
e
Tried
and
Crop
Teslrd"
F
o
rt
Myers
...
very
liberal
term
s
..........•12 21 .003.77
Dorr, Ob
:i o
o r» i o
amount of bid muat
25 ptI_.c*nt Lawer Rates. O t each
it line.
Phone 735 or 784-J.
bid.
Tam
pa ...........................
............................. 31 23
(«niPM
2.3 .574
67A
__ _ v
THE BALL HARDWARE
Seed*, r f
20
Rates
$00
ih* and up per month.
charge
of
80c
for
°
1
.
r
w
^
r
k
*
^
,R
8T
H
NtTuggs-Scoggins
Realty
Co;
Orlando
...........
'
’'•n*
abd aimclfleati
.................
20
Oolliiviii, j> .
:t
o
.500
;
with
any
other
Company.
See
3 0 0 1 2
• Apply at Apt. No. 4.
tion.
secured after Ssptemkar
Masonic Temple Bldg.
*
Amino. Poinab .\ |* I
“■
.30
(By Associated Prcaa)
.Ktenter held the Cardinals in Prom oter B ickard Gets Many Lakeland .........
.550
vcrtlsing
la
restricted
G. C. FELLOWS
0 ,*,c**
1
L>]
P etersburg
23
The Cardinals today retained a Jeh" k in the afternoon game,
Tot ml»
2(i 0 1 27 0
.434
6 7 — R o o m s W i t h H o a rd .
classification.
Bids Including One F’rom a St.
<n
Room Id Arcade mdg.
hOR SALE—Three room house. Hun..), J*,ir,,
I
S
arasota
.........
lU
Thr
City
Commission
rs_
19
five
point
lead
in
the
National
Ib.ioklyti
and
Philadelphia,
split
.338
AH It II TO A Kl
..
is mado The San19 Building Contractors.
Ih o n e lJ#
R m . 4*.j ! right to reject any or ail
clone in, on one acre *of good •!.*rn Kl im x Vi,„.
Soap Concern; Se.stiui-Cen- Bradenton .......
We Of Roller By ! DANCORD
........ rf
14
league after desperate holiday a t -1 the Robins ham m ering their way
. 20!) I
Renaley,
»M will be responsible
I'llrii- l | .*. n
ureept any hid t h a t j h e y at
ROOMS,
with
or
without
meals.
land.
Small
cash
payment.
H.
tennial
Heads
To
Decider
T w o l l u u y In 8 t h I n n i n g (Jive tacks upon them.
1 Unit S|n . i.,|
through the first gamo 8 to 6.
• to be to the b«al tuts
ono Incorrect insertion, SANFORD ROOKING CO
Friable.
Kensiwmblo
rates.
Lincoln
Hotel.
Hayden,
Room
4,
Ball
Bldg,
»
Tile
-* in-in
| City. .
National l e a g u e
A ,
i Dumas, ef
hi
St. Louis, nlaying P ittsb u rg In a Philadelphia won the forenoon
IrtUer for subsequent
L e a g u e I,c;td ei* af2 m i (J a n ie
10
•'/"'t * \ in., i
W. B. W1
series
that
may
decido
the
p
e
n
|
rnme
8
to
2
.
The
standing
a
t
the
. 0b
over'oM
buir
U
F
r
S?fBRe-roofing
m
e
office
should
bo
W'on
Lost
Pet.
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
7
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S|i,.<
|i,l
A f t e r D r o p p i n g f i r a l ( ’onI SAN I.AN'TA.— Five or six room
City M
Hmlf d ,roof*' Leaks ropaired. Ei* «8— Rooms Without Board
!• ' ,Ve Doinls;|
My urn. 2b
' III iih H|i«.,-|„| J. s ,)t
mint, took the morning encounter, j top of the American league showed What juice radio a t the Dempsey Y,.' .I,,0,n"
amediately in case of
.581
,
------—--------------------- --- house to bo built and financed to J."'"' Drana,. Tier
t e s t B y S l o r « * .. 0 f ft T o 2 8 to 1 , but lost in the uftvrnoon 4 j no t hange, both the Yankees and
(
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•
•
Satisfaction
guaran
(HtfOrtlirt^s Game Dunbar, If
.5711
lr.i!.U“s [)«»n
Tunney fight? That is n question -I ij !!1,6 P naf!
teed. Oak Ave.A 3rd St. Phone 11 1 . FOR R E N T .-N ic o large ro o m ,' w . <ult b“ y,!r* r r '«>
B*rt '••m l MiiKi-rlne
GET THE
Bailey, lb
to 2. ('ini innati. likewise broke i < h*\. land split double headers.
«'«!«umu S|ii.,-ii, i
of dollar.- that Tex Rickard and 1 ltt!,bur^>
.5(12
11
f'
irs(
GameA«i
ADVERTISERS
w
t
a
l
m
w
preferred.
203
E.
3rd|24g,o
n
*
Nat
Bank
p
hone
it h .Chicago.
Chicago.
Cincinnati!
I'liihuMtihin won
Yl//hi from
frnm the
fls<a V
Chicago
even with
Cincinnati
Allen, r
Flower
Urns, Conerata i___
Philadelphia
Ynn.541
the
managers
of
the
Sesqui-CentenSenators Win Tenth came from behind, winning th e ! I><f s in the first gnme 5 to 2, but nial are turning over in their minds New York
CLARENCE SMITH
trail!
representative
Wilson, i)
of
all
klnda,
Roofing T lffi-,
General Contractor
o r \ 1en v ,rr list.% or‘l,,r
familiar with rates,
■t*;i Reds AndcJb,] (y
afternoon game 7 to 4, a f te r the t M■ ^ ankers won the second game today.
Brooklyn
ment CeloHng. Etc. froaa:}'i
Straight
Game,
2
to
1
P i i i u . - r ..r,,rHt' h A ,,i PRICES,
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AutomubileH
for
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1)00
West
First
Street
kd
classification
will
rooniN.
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won
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m
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Ia«tnor Day
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complete information,
SANFORD CEM1
iim
S'o r e by innings:
yv’ir- nimiufarturitig fe.tiliz.r for
* velum) won the first with St. ?.*>0,OOP have been mudo for the ex-. Philadelphia
.381
jrou
wish,
they
will
W hite Sox Win P a ir Prom The
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, 7 tu
1,1,1 lost ,h ‘‘ w«.r.d elusiie privilege of b ro a d .a s tin ;
,
Tigers While Indians And g.ioie behinit Si. I.oiiis, with P itts -:.:
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League
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power
two hot water, hath, space for, vcrti*«» daily on the rlasKified nacre. OltMKItS DISCOUNTS
lin and Sheet Metal Work
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1 >l . " nlont*’ was able to win 1 fight
.
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Better tor your motor
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g two from Detroit by score
w.
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77 57 .575
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p jJ O f Labor Day’s Bill 1I#itiii*\
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bedroom.
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AND
SECOND
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Sept.
7
id’)maker el soap. If so, you who sit Pliiladelphia
twice safely in the first game, Root i*i ' ■ to four and 7 to 5.
*i lanilo II. Un>|. «iii I,., IK i»f |* \\ i!
kacrs
should
give
their
I iah ilolp in 1026.
73
r,J
,545
Myrtle Ave.
y. W. WANSLEY. Manager
j I he a < a >..ik Vanl. i anie front doled out four hits while the Reds
Hines
Filling
Station
K 0 Painter F e rtiliz e t o.
I ill In i»t li
St i ih U out I*\ Mphiiifi Almicfny tc» scuir two runs
pustuffice address aa HODGINS a g u v a n GO., A u l >
Washington
won its
tenth a t linoie and tune in your rudin Washington
IP.) <>0 .535 1 be work! ,
■>PL.
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By |*efe \o r t n i i
were making four errors.
111.1 Sanford Ave.
Phone 461-J
Wilson 2. ('iilbretb . l ni|>iti
Ihcir phone number if
.-•tig h t l>y defeating Boston 2 to may he pleased to hoar: "I.aiiio.s Detroit
BU <>5 .515 Pirates r,-lu,, ‘ ,^ n .
. ill the eightli in n dri/zlo of rain
Radiator and she t mrtal work...' 73—Wanted—Ttooma, Board
CADILLAC—OAKLAND
uplto tho fact t h a t Smifi.rd Meikle and Rolling, d ime . 1.35.
Jatkxnnvillc, l*“ v«l Count v. Fla
Rhein allowed the Pirates only I a* d ti«*d for third place with ami <butlemeii, you are listening Chicago
|rc
results.
About
one
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7
<17 -fion astrous
— PONTIAC—
I and beat the Philadelphia Ath four hits in the morning. Ray
Main and ornainei i.J atmet met. I
-bothn ends of tho double headto the broadcasting of thy Dump. I.St. Louis
V of a thousand has
I'hti.idclphia.
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work. Tel. 710-V . 207 Fren. h WANTED. -O n ei* ...........
,4.H J v u h s . the k m k t ^ J S
Ifties 2 to I hi tile mh'iiiiiI half of
o n Orlando yesterday and infurnished room I
Company
sep Tunney fighf by the Hokum Boston
‘
|ne
and
tho
others
.... 42
Avenue.
for light housekeeping
jo double header, Howard tlhinke,
italljr the league lead it was a
ekeoping, close in.
17
‘Jni 8 t.
Phone 121 !H — Legal Noticco
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nmuniente
with
you
Soap Company; Round one.”
I Hors w«..) *i.
.
:
I. G. H. Cure Hernbl
| lifter winning the first gam e for
.luck d ay for Johnny Wilson,
»'il
know
your
address,
Si. ii championship fight is added
DODGE
»mi
I Philadelphia o to 2. was rushed
Ilf s t a r ofT .eo Crowe's State
,Nn '.'.'‘V ,T " " »T. n . i 1: x Tit 1
ontinunnee MUST be [F L O R ID A -O K L a N D O - Orlando
to
tin*
growing
list
of
events,
both
I
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t* * ™ *
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l* entourage, as the ..ffieial
rrson at The Sanford ti j °,rT1 , Seutinol; largest clnssi- 74— ApurlmentH and F lats
• on
NKWIMII.K
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F itsI I iinitii'
scientific and athletic in which
Mm nnd 13th St.
Phono 3
M.OIIIIM. IX i i u m k , , , '
|HH|de a-iv I,|v, n^ . JJ.j
Of the m orning game m (»»
Weakened in the second but could
I
or by letter. Tele- tied business, m te lc a word, min
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walked.
popped
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Consult Us Before Wiring
commercialism plays n develop
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not hold 'la* Yankees' att arks.
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24c
cash
with
order.
H tR RENT.—An Hpurtment of 3
scontinuancca arc not
.
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ment
"t
news.
Are
you
interested
SEMINOLE
HUDSOVKSSEX
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i hits in • |lr. flt |
Mote than till.nun fans, one ..t'
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rooms ami hath; or 2 roomH ful
ntut
INC.
nel -wiminer or a story of the)V.
the greatest , p n ,.|
m hnselm ll!
_ lv furnished. 207 E. 5th St
'r.'ioa,
203 Oak Ave.
world series game hy a league’.*,
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- Prompt - Efficient
history were i*t a tumult as tie ;
®**b*nder of his second nn-lnl i ■• ■
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1T
Phone 41
slugger ’ I hey have been contract
by
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1
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23— Florists.
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701 KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
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the event. Personal narratives of
Scon, by innings;
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A c c o u n t Leach men Move Up In FVn- Heientifie expeditions into strung.* Honner Y ields E ljfht H its And.'iug r
I HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
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Tam pa Noses Out S ain ts in seas are also sold to the highest
next to bath with instantaneous
Hatterit s; Wallbeig, Klitnke an
T h r e e A ll; L o s s C o s t s F o r t
fonner
g ettin g n free ticket
Second Inning
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hot water, close in. 300 Park Ave. I_______
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Phone 781.
ers L eague L ea d ersh ip
on Highway lx<twi*cn
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I’elru* (lopped to Ciitwo, Abrams (eiochtline;
Hut None F o r E x tra l i a s ome 1sroinn
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big
news
tic-tips
Snnford, Fin. Beeketi
grounded
to
Myers,
Cox
fill’d
to
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For
Sale
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IFOR KENT. 3 unfurnished rooms.
• second game, played in San- right.
ppan.v. Tarpon Spring!, 27— PrnfesNMinui Services.
No hits, no runs, m, er
I T UVI'IIX L*|„ e , i A MPA. Fla.. Sept 7.—(/P) Af- 'verb tin* stories of those who flew
“ I <» Hinii* oi ht 1 1hint 1hr !
SARASOTA, Fla., Sept. 7._f/T> i Tl'" < .vH'iaD ..u
1 Apply 805 w . 3rd St.
Wan a h urlers' duel la-tween i ror.s.
I
M ' l . l t s . |a„ Sept.
(A) I,, winning the morning game at
Brouim and Tribe Break Even
M
8t
Sarasota took the morning g am e 1,1 *
ki
_________ I W tLEYS-KNIGHT and Overland.
V'
Mil and ftordes, with the fffj
l akehiml won the opening game St Petersburg 9 to 8. Tam pa went
Nn lull 'INhi lli^r i\ , i .lull [do Small
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answers to name oft Basket.
base m the third la
2nd and Magnolia.
Palmetto Ave.
bill Imre Monday afternoon, tin* second was called on actount of inning of the afternoon Labor Day
Into ihitf •
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N» hits. ..........
with brown cars. C18
Into this picture of com m ercial-1 BRADENTON AB R H PO
r A H : visitor i*, front witkt
Indians winning tin* first 7 to •; darkness at the end of the ninth game here this afternoon, winning
S'! iota, Unit Mi,,.. Is m.
H
UPS—MARM()NS
ra p p in g seven safe blovva t«*1" "
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Phone 321-W.
hi ' to t.
The gam e was halted ism in news now steps a new fig- I Wallace 2 b
la "o Slat. ..r Kl.irl.la n„.
I,
,
Third Inning
j 11 In* • hiitnpioM, aidedI
and the Browns gaining a 3 to 1 with the score tied three all.
Sanford Automobile Co.
PA IN T E R —DECORATOR
four runs.
I’Olt RENT.—Two nice large fu r
* ■‘ •H'I mu mi h ii|>i»ti
w h o m w m i i Ji I
f.*i half an hour hy rain in the m e - the engineer of ideas. It is Wheeler, 3h'
Foss
popped
to
Frisbie,
Seeds
A.
B.
Riggs,
G
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4
Laurel
Ave.
U
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Magnolia
Ave.
Phono
137
victory
in
the
second.
I
to
I
ray
nor,
CrenjjJj
!
tiished
housekeeping
apartments.
nford, by virtue of tin* double fanned, Hordes grounded to Crowe.
FIRST DAME
llo 1)>•' " " . *•«•!
\!I..\,* h volt " f..O
> "il" to '" I...
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sixth, the Saints scoring four runs to be a scientific expedition into Parker, c-p
PHONE 303
ce Station* — He,l wild pitch, tint tlx 1
A five run rally by the Browns
312 East 5th.
• r Orlando, ajjd Port My
unknown countries or an a tte m p t Richardson, c f
when
play was resumed.
N
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hit.*,
mi
runs,
tin
i*rrnrs.
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Furnituro Refinisheil
,
CHRYSLER
„ fourth. Nut boron 1
in the fifth inning of the first
M ■ of one game and tie in
1 MCltCKtllli; von an.l
to fly across some sen?
He Is . Turner,
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f ir s t gamp:
ss .
0 the niottnd «htn
Beasley flied to Seeds, Frisbie Igam e could not overtake the lead of I Brazier. If
- .H l O N T .—Two room
apartm ent {VJAh. T FULLER MOTOR CO
titer yor.terday, is again lead'■ "« ><»•' are I1.1 el» ..i.l.t , ,| ,,,
there to suggest the use of certnin B ahr I’b
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1st
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Phone
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grounded
to
Tinker.
Dumas
fouled
i
tbr
Indians,
who
hit
two
St.
I.oui
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with
tin*
Bust's
kiddl
I
with
screened
poreh.
also
f
u
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MDrocoKRion and it looks like
EL TRIM CO
D. •nieke, ss, 2b
j Attornoy and Counsellor at Law nished bedroom, all modern con1 2
V ' ' " Ob ''1 "" th* l-'oni lli .lit\ ,,f
to^vm u. No hits, no runs, no e r - i pin hers lor six runs m the fii» Futvnve, ef
p : two runs.
<1 , manufiietiired articles and eipiip- i W yatt, rf
, j • n lj bo no post-seaMon aeries r*>rs.
r_car,
not
tho
owner.
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Francis,
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nient
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may
be
furnished
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300
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First
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2 1
two innings.
Joyner, rf
iini* i»a\ *1 mm
j veniciiees. Apply 014 Myrtle Ave.
0 ! It wa- i*st:matdUa||
Mill |.
f*.)kH, h» there are only six
|817 for estimate*.
l.eacti, s», 3b
Bouza,
vs
free
pr
with
payment
to
the
ad
Sanford
lienlcr
Fourth
Inning
Lynch,
p.
ti
,
Cleveland
had
tho
basis
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venture that these wares niny he Peel, e.
2b ,
RIVE'S (JARAtiE
|| Wl'lf pf < ff f D) j| '
• BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP.
FOR RENT
From
September
Vian singled to eenvgr. Tinker
Ho* ninth
inning I .Hu.
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'" " in niMiiig
i, klev.
|
• locals counted in the first
advertised as having been njVeq. ' '
Phone <117 1 l! '1 I f«"t foot 1 l.||V, ,.||| 1, ,. u...|,«
n I o w Lee, rf
.! "Pccintize m pi rmanent wav-I 15th, furnished four room noart 1 208 W 1st s t.
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blit SiHilge.in biti f |r,rk'',«n. r t
o fith e morning game when forced Inin at seemid. nM n'hur.i t(, !bfJtliIn* 'ggliWap
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Ave.
ment.
1200
Magnolia.
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Septi*ml)er 18 on a cruise nritund 1 Armstrong, II,
Th Vnur health. Investigate. Phone
in, private home. 500 E. 3rd St.
•Id 5 12 .‘IIS 8
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AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you 1 1 lerh "I III.. I'll.till I '..lilt III mill
Craig, p
1 14H2-J for appointment. Dr. W. E.
the world with college titudonts. Denton, If.
At.rams, Bailey lined to Tinket. i Newell; Girard, Dnvi Van G i M e r ll " 1’ MVK« S
I ni*d t o b«ods who fumbled lor
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want to sell your used cars ad 1" ' b. aini..|. t *1111011 l*'l»tltla
J ( asares,
I bey were to have free use of the Hogan, 2b
4 ;j
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' it'1**and Krai
7 ft— B u s in e s s I'I hcoh fo r R e n t
,,uws‘m,wut 2 r Palm
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I^Wcond tijne, Bailey lined t.> Myers took third on a passed bull and S. inmig.
rlaiiit it in the
_______
1*1 A M WI.KIiS
vertiso daily on the classified
Totuls
‘
Flinncev.
2
b
typewriters
at
sea
with
the
umiorhe
scored
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McDonald
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.a n d Allen was passed mien
Page.
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that
at.
jiorts
where
the
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3 0 2
10
0 Chicago .111.I ('irxiougt
to Wilson, win, sin- ' an tu . ll flied to Petrie. Two t „ |,
uf the M’liMni. Fiidny and Sat
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now
occupied
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Johnson,
steamship stopped the typew riters ’Thorne. 3b.
' b*x* land
not mm mm. 1 7 „ Doran, ill
I 0 ()
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0 | Labor Dav lull, the I
to score M y e r s 'C u i |1 ,v" '
<rr„rs.
unlay, September 111 and II, fill
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HUICK
CO.
p ! Doyle. 21,
we re to la* .old. The plan was Bonner, p.
s '- I.oui.
uuu mm 12x
| Grumlio, rf
developed a streak ..f wi|,| ' ..
Inning
3
0|
0 5
0 i the morning game 2toM
trains due tu arrive Imksnn-I
less S e r v i c e O f f e r e d i
J30 0° weekly in spare time j West 1st. S t' Apply' A* 1’" 'V'om212 Magnolia Ave.
0 Luekey, rf
not accepted.
, Mddwumng enveloims a t home. [ nelly & Sons.
.Batteries: Hiullin and Newell; Daniel.. Hi
• n d walked lies|,*v
' , i'."/1""* Kroimded to short, c»v
iv r o t 11T n r n n >1*1 ji niiK,
— — — — ____ cinnati taking the ill
'■ills* Sc|iti*nihi*r 11
Phone
3G7
1
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Brown,
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M
,
O'Rreillv,
ss
Totals
Chani/.'l "W ini tilings b i j n g no
s )-: n 1 x o 1 k f i n XT', S*r ITK oi*
. ^ P B d 'i r u n -of the inning. I' ';
^
‘ 'ling. Foss s t i m k ! U ingiiiil and Hargrave.
35 S II 27 15 () I test 7 to I.
Dovle, •
. ; Bryan, If
gate receipts but channel swim
• unimary; Left 011 base, Brad- I The morning lim I
WM forced ul
at third
tliinl by
kv.
; N.
ri"H<. no errors.
I
ROUND TRIP FAKE
i.LNCOLN
—
FORD
........
STORE
ROOM
f„r
rent
suitable
li jOrnells, "'
FORDS!IN
| III
lllKl<
|,,»' TI’.HtJltc
,i, , 1'' Ilff
Spurgeon, j,
mers are now coming into money j .itori it; Sunihota 5. Struck out | a pi^ hur’'. Imltle,octyl
T
Hensley tiled l„ Needs, Frist,ie j
Senators Win lotli Straight
Edward
Higgins,
Inc.
.
,
for
mercantile
business.
115
Moore,
p
Allon,
r
f
•
f
Gertrude Ederle received $7,500 by Homier* 2 ; P ark e r I. Bases on I <»K inaili* by th«twl
1)
®
ritl« ’steal „f s w . doubled to right, Dumas popped to
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 t/P» j
" " " " '*
Magnolia. Apply W. W. Potter. ( onimerejal & Palmetto. Phone3.lt 1 Ul
I
for her story of her swim long 1
n ii Austin, 1l>
A llen’s double gave Hit «Mie, < row,* singled to right and | The Senators i.'ppi,l their te n th ' Domingo, r.
Lynch 1 ; P arker 2 ; Bonner . eug:«* got two >»frti«,1
Phone 831 -J
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Block,
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before
she
took
to
the
w
nter
ami
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I
•vitllfp
In hi'i'oliN
kris
scored,
Crowe
tool;
second
-*traiglit victory Monday by taking
u Il'\ oil
••II. l*i
I " nil
men th e ir final run of i|,c
-• Dmitde plays, Turned to Wal- Meeker, a recruit fn
, . ^ E — iVaterville, Morning " I"1"* M »aa> ■*..n , ■n , i,Mg
,III.*
f> I'fugs, Soda. We are
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‘ Alveraon p
Totals
| | ;( g ;t(S |;i
"ii
play.
.Myers •■•"i.oii.
funned.
1 tlu* t i n t of a doiiide-lieader front
her feet scarcely had dried on •i k * to Bahr. Stolen bases, Ho- [Oregon. Errol** helpd I
i .the ■
• * -•**••
'Two
xVI
Sentinel. Thousnutl of Maun* I 1j'1
' I' ,. i. .s.m 1
ns your phone.
TO
’ Hawkins, p
77— Houses for Kent.
Hits, one ions, no errors.
/. Hid ted for Moore in 12th.
Dovers sands before she vv:r gan,
Boston, 2 to I. 'The second game
Hornick
nml
McDonald. score their two rum
CLASSIFIED 'ADVERTISING
*"
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till'
■the nigh tea 11 a f f a i r ueiiior
Call
103
people are interested in Fiornla j a M
HhaV.l.,l‘.1 -i")a» <*r nilii Court, nn
Lakeland Dtltt mm ;too mm :
Sixth Inning
Mv,umiied with theatrical offers T hn r "l»*‘J ,its; M"««n. Umpires* , In Hu* afternoon
was called in the third on aeiouut
SALESMAN
•Bowed an y h attin g str. ngil,
property. Reach them through ■IuiIkii
5 I t . 95
A tlanta, (Ja.
1 1•••■III... r..r li In riniil ,|UFt.
Mveis
mu
000
200
01)11
Tfttnls
39
8 13 30 10 3 and for the use of her name in llm
*
I'oils
iva.i
safe
on
Frisbie’s
wild
Handy.
Whitnell
iHnnd.
j . „ . i m:_.
’
1
FURNISHED
House,
inquire
UK)
of
min,
with
the
Red
Sox
leading
I
Prefer
man
with
eluHaified
expertWhitnell
nml
Time
•
hard
while
Itixevkept*
tho fourth when Crowe ' lin
the Sentinel. Rate card on up cliurKn iih XiliiimiHi 1,■t nr nf ih..
1:4f>.
12.95
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(iii.
S
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m
on
Two
base
hits,
S
ta
n
Park
Ave.
Phone
541-W.
.
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w"
ba
*e
hits,
Futvoye,
W
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connection
with
a
r
t
idea
of
mevHordes
flied
to
Diinluir,
1
1
0.
••slate
nf
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1
1
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I
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m
m
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Vilaliis
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The contest closed ■Ii
e t , . * Furniture Cv*
«n lurge papers. Must be
seattensl up to the ill
Myers doubled to right
plication.
'■''.•‘"ert, anil 111a I al 1li ■■ mi me lime I *Macon, (Ja.
ham, Brazier. Kllam. Stolen base. ton, Bryan. \||e n , Austin. Three ch. -iodise.
Alfien singled ti, the saiu’o |’d a"e 'I'l’inl, Z v l h
13.15
E. First S treet
j willing to prove his ability by re|
VftrrnwM ’
- ’f!’
I
.7’ 1M,V" for Washingtom
will iircnxmi t.. A,, 1,1 r,.in 1 mi f||,,,j
Mrs. Cloniingloii Corson sacs
ore two ripm.
. . . . . . . . . . scored on 'Tinker’s
In Hie first game Crowder held
1,1 k ,1.'' • '‘ Bam, Boiua. (’asares. base .hit, To ner, Sacrifices, De|carry a full line
Milts obtained. The mnn we want HOUSE FOR RENT Sept I HOP COLUMBUS, (G.,.,) LEDGER
■Chicago
tWO« |
accounts a. Vilmltitsl 1,i(,>|. a,f m,i,|
tH runsw ick, (in.
9.45
Chnnev, El- j ixclte, 2; I •. :|, Alvarez.. Stolen she mudo the channel swim for Vankees Practically
West
Jst
St.
II.
Claydmi.
Ball
,'Ntlile,
amt ast, f.,i linn a |)|ti u \ (| | 1
bunt
I"
first,
W
oIIr singled to con ! Boston well in luiml. being tonel.ed 1
Snurgeon,
C
are
light.
Cash
or
ls
hntitvd.
reliable
nnd
a
plugger
11 'iiiciiina' i
101 0031
Classified ads have the largest
•hie s dm 1Me and Crowe’s sinfChnrlesttm
,
S.
(
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11.15
Bldg.
Ojien
evenings.
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Double
piavs,
j
,
a
s
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Dem,
l.e.
Ralvntz,
Allen
2
.
bt'ld
third,
Petrie
eli-ane.l
f«r
only
two
hits.
!
J'.,,n*
Bu.
klev,
Bouz.n.
Do
betwo
children
and
is
open
to
Je want your business.
THE SANFORD HERALD
1'•It'll A MUlist Hull \ I I |„J,;
1
gave
circulation in Southwestern Coo
t ertain Of Pennant Batteri***-: Hlake. Colj
.
K ’hnrloMc, N. ( ’.
i!VI.,OC*nl” "'"*‘»ier mark I"'.* ha-es with a 'lm ,gvloutde"lo
21.45
( a s a r e s and Chaticey. Left m, j Double pla* Denicke to Tanner to ofters for the use of her name in
Score hy innings:
1*111:1. I-: 1a 11
anil Hartnett; kixryui
gin. Rate: 8c (G-word line) line
base, Ft. Myers 7; laikeland I 1. 1Barne«: Sulv ,tz. unassisted; Orneles the m anufacture of nrticles of
7K—Offices und Desk Room
Boston
000 mm nm |
"iicrete Co., general
SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT
tColumliln,
S.
(
’.
•h the
the seventh
s' “n,lriht,ir
,n*
’t
'«“V
........
.
raiineil^Three
hits
15.95
A
i Iui IiiinI 1ai «•|*
when Grown I b id . runs. <me error
’ Washington 010 000 lOx - 2
Base on (.alls, off Spurgeon 5 :
Johnson
Austin.
Huso
) w YORK, Sept. 7 - < / P > 8"rk, sidewalks, buililBUREAU
feminine merehandiHo. Professionn*d iioie second and c a m e l Duiilmi singled to left
---------------- — DAILY
N E W S- —it-- covara
Koliiiw unit Ttiilli
tKavannah. (Ja.
,
— . . . Brow-1
ll.» 5 |
Moore 1. Struck_____by
out bySSpurgeon I**a.llw, o(f Alvarez 2: Craig 1 ; Al- at golf players are said to reap Ma heniaticaBy
speaking,
tho
1irrigation boxes. J. R.
204 North Park Ave.
AT TRACTIVE rooma to rent for •rd County thoroughly which i«
Batteries: l i u rn -. Welz, r
on pmlrjy s sharri single ( 1, fanned, Allen was bii l,v ti„. Ilit
PIIII.A I>Kf. I’Hl A,
tSum
tpr,
S.
(
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15.95
D Fergus 3;
3.' Tdit*. o
r. Prop.
“ Moore
“
f f , I: Hawkins 3. Struck out large finaneial rewards for their celt M .r, r ' a ','u .P r«u t Lical|y >o«tK»
stores or offices nt Park Ave., ona of the moat rapidly growing
Gaston; Crowdei ami 'Tati*.
Brooklyn anil Phil*
er Cantwe ' 1 flied
„ X
Spurgeon
(.;{. Atoori
t Birm ingham
1895
and Commercial Street.
W. M. sett Iona an tha Florida Coast.,
*
of winning the American ii double bill Monday,
,
„ 7 j,|
.................................
in l,X,A 1X»r ^*l ,i; C ra ig ' 2 ; Hawkins -I. endeavors. The open champion
34—Help—Male
or
Female
'•'.ague Pennant.
“cored all three runs look 1hud a l t e r I lie catch. Allen
1
Imll,
Doylp.
Losing
|
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in
H
l
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O
a
i
^
Young,
Owner,
208
Park
Ave.
H
'
h
a
l
t
a
n
o
n
g
u
golfers
shy
.
can
readily
make
18.95
Sample
enpj
and
rata
card
won
the
first
garnett«
White Sox Win Pair
upon j
f,{ft CLEANING
CO.
Seeds was safe 011 s ole second. Beasley walked, l-’ris
pitcher. Moore. Umpires, Bradley i V00*
1 ^ ::: Alverson I jn none SHIO.dOO in a year. This is ob
roqiiaat
,
The ft'anks arc six full g a m e i t he secniai 8 to 3?. in t
■n|ng. Repairing and j w ANTED.—Experienced
clerka,
1 orror, Hordes
lift,.,| t„ hie grounded I.. Hordes.
CHICAGO, Sept. 7 id’i Chica ......
'
tuul Fredericks. Time 2:25
OFFICE
FOIt
KENT—In
Meiach
Leave above points 011 return I
‘
i.(no"
e
°
"
1
ri"
t
)
:
Hawkins
l
i
tained
for
exhibitions,
golfing
a
r
t
.
Qood Health Depend, Upon Qood
•*"1 " f the second pluce Glcve■hone 4115 /o r prompt 1 ,n“ " nnii la<,y fl>r ,lrv goods
*>lu' *1' 1, go won Doth games „f ., holiday
Vmu singled to left. Tin- no runs, no errors.
in 10. Passed hnllB, I.opez.
Hit ides iii newspapers and magazines "t"l Indians and each team has 20 The Phillies fell un
Bldg
Apply
A
P
Connelly
ft
(rip
In*torn midnight as follows:!
Second Game
,
store.
Call
312
Sunfnrtl
Ave.
Elimination.
runs in the final i«
•ezoil Seeds home with a
bill from Detroit Monday, taking
Seventh Inning
by pitcher bv Alvarez. (Austin. and the use of ids name on sweatSons, Magnolia and 2nd.
*-Sept. 19; y-Sept. 22; t Sept.
i*"M. games to play to complete o|iener, two *>hort «
LAKELAND
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o
d
g
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b
r
o
t
h
e
r
s
'b
e
morning
game
5
to
4
.
and
the
Hr,,.,;....
( o x filed to center. Foss popped
, Luekey). Left oil buses, 'Tampa ID; ci. -7 ch(,s nml clothing.
I
21.
'
. l W ^ 'i ,
l,w* plate,
e t e n t i o n of b o d ily
,
O" league schedule of 154 games score.
10—Money to Loan
2 II
>t*n
J,f5 BARBER SHOP
" | M . P etersburg
r , n|)jrov , .,’
l°
‘""I P e in e Weil'* "vr ' i'*/ ' ‘ grounded ' •> ( ’I(„ t afternoon contest 7 to 5
80A—
Reul
E>(ute
D
irectory
j
waste
in
the
blood
iscalled
s
|
v
ul
their
games,
including
postFred I.each hit a
•ngnolia Avenue.
,’ ’
-------------—----------- -— -— Dnalcr,
both runners with a long " i l l . No hit ,. „o runs, no error-;
In Ilm first game Faber, who y
Tlrkets good on all t ruins and
<• vene and Agar. Time 3*40
a "to«lc condition." This often
poueiuenls Will be played on the the third inning "f the t
F* harhers Special, n t - 1*j(,A NS— Money available at 7 per
to Oentar.
K
Dumas grounded
T j„ k,.r '.e e " ,,,‘**l
in I'ullmuns on payment oi 1
l bn 1.i eighth birth FranciV •
“
SECOND GAME '
gives rise ton dull, languid feel
• leveland field s t a r t i n g Septem ber the liases londed *nu
.... sucker
...^„
IrD liidiee and children.!
cloHe in property. A. P. HIGGINS-SMITII-WIGHT, IN c T j
BELL GOOD USED CARS .
kU local
Joc®'*,8eroiii|
with ( rowe singled lo left, he stole see' -b.y yesterday, held the visitors ' j," .'* ’ ‘
necessary charges. Nn stop
" " ST. P E T E
\B R II p o a K
Real
F^state
nnd
ing
and,
sometimes,
toxic
hackj
Connelly
&
Sons.
the Brooklyn hits
1 ' IJohnson, ss .
..
‘>f
overs allowed.
F’arcs propor
ii51«.OU
.*
>{ , /(pur
P ur atUniu
utloninls in lo s,. Iy ,‘7 . ".“ 'L1’1- IbH.bar lifted .-ale until tin, ninth inning when I Rucklev "b
INSURANCE BROKERS
•cbes and headaches. That the
L t he 7 unkecs break even In thereafter. Huin halted I
Vimi
the*‘ Orlan1 1 Doyle, 2b .
be weakened and was replaced bv «i l '* “
tional from other points.
STEAM PRESSERY
1926—Tudor
Scilan
i
Inb •r, und V
au of
" f ,h
Orlau- o Seeds. Hailey singled to center Coitmilly.
CANTON, Ohio.—Ted' Moone, heir series with Cleveland, win cap in the seventh. ^
kidneys are not functioning
The White
Whit., Sox
s.,1 'won
,2 [tr>od.r,
{" kl,,,‘"*. r
') 111Brown, cf
( rowo s c o m t |«„ .Myers was out Commlly. 'The
| 5> Prcasing, tailoring. 49— P o u ltry an d Supplies
1925—Ford Coupe.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITIL
..'•u,
31,
B ’S T h
0,11 of t,,c ,u m « at third,
England, defeated J. Ryan Dow ning " f t three of the games, und
Afternoon «*■•!
property it often shown by bum Tickets and information from
that
contest
by
hunching
their
hits.
K
-’
l
]
Brynn,
If
Uto
Avenue.
Phone
1925—
Ford
Touring.
hits, one run, no
l!'” Plnle in tiio errors.
"THE LOT KING”
uoori g«mo
_j r ,i...a V*
.lead
.2
0 0 0 o U I Orneles, 3b ....
ney. Clovcltuul, 12 .rounds.
break evon in their fourteen Brooklyn
Ing or scanty passage of secre
,
In thr at(urnuon enniust erratic Willey, p
the nmcemen
.BABY CHICKS— Send no money.
any A. ('. L. Agent or
3<)G
First
National
Bank
Bldg.
two clubfl.
tions. Thousand, have learned
"upport behiil Rip Collina enabled
1 We ship 0. O. I). Leghorns, $14
«* m '
- Allen, rf ........
CllICAGO.— Rnv Ri,-hell C
h
i W,'th oth cr cIub8- th e" Philadelphia
Eighth Inning
1925 Ford Runabout.
Totals
•cores;
34 3 8 27 P-’ 3 j A ustin..lb
It. G. Aly, Ticket Agent, San.
Batteries: Mett^rt,
.ago, fought a draw with Pet;* ,
, ' ,ul I?,u st ffo through the reto
assist their kidneys by drinkfOU'M u.
,
, P®r 100. Bare. Reds, $ 1 (1. Mixed'
llordes struck md. Via,, singled ( Itteagn ti, will tile game in the FT. MYERS
1920
Ford
1-ton
Truck.
THRASHER ft GARNER
AB K II PO \ E i Luekey, c
Sarmiento, Philippuies, It) round*.... .. " f thp «'»*on without a Williams and Barp*v
eightb inning, three oriWs and Ciisnres, 21)
AU 11 H
A K "vyr .a n tw e ll he took second
foul, Fla., Phone <i3*J.
Mnt i„ V*i
B^Ple!$12. Live delivery. Postpaid. Flor- Real Estate and Fire Insurance
lag
plenty
of
pure,
water
and
1924—Ford Light Delivery Truck 1
*a.
4 0 0 | I II
anil llenline.
i> I I'-.liL
Smith, p . .
Allens wild throw to Bailey. Tin Hut )* hits,resulting hi.four runs;
tbeoccasional
uteof
a
stimulant
T
A
M
R
A
Arturo
Shekels
R„|.'
,
,M
,"C
,,ut
the
'o
d
e
r
s
.
112
S.
Park
Ave.,
Sanford
Cluim
ov,
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4 0
2b
•
<* I Hawkins, x .
ber popped lo Frishie, ' Wells
inn 210 too—6-8-3 Wickham, cf
d i u r e t i c . 50,000 u s e r s g iv e
gmm. defeated Red McLaughlin ( ,
,
4 1
r :,w'i POST. Six cents
______ '
I
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc.
' bo ngo
210 opt) 04x__7 -0-2 Duran, 21,
Rice has almost
Kroimded to Crowe. (I„e hit.
SEE R. C. TISDALE for gotxTbi7y7
Saginaw, Mich., 10 rounds.
1.
'.'Tan motion picture
pro
D oan’a signed endorsement.
consecutive
issues.
______
4
0
• uns, one error.
Batteries: Colling ami Woodall; Grandlo, rf
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Associated Press Full Leased W ire
san fo r d
T F L oarol
Judge Wright WillCon&ider
Contest In Validation Of
Daytona-Smyrna Bondfa
>AY. 8 E P T E
1926
U-t'IV’ .MJ
A. •?.:>' 7,-«P
Life Saver
Pants and Valuables
+ ~ r4 -\ t t i o a l - i • ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 8.
■—</**>—Henry Goldberg at this
city today Is vainly [ookltig fur
his trousers that contained $10
in cash and a gold watch. He
took off his pants yestorduy ut
a bathing beach to gO to the
rescuo of a drowning bather.
lie handed the apparel to a
bvstunder and has not been
able to find the bystander or
the pants since . The man wus
savin! before Goldberg reached
him.
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Given To
Judge W. W. Wright has taken Smyrna District suit is similar In
under advisement the plus of Isnnv some respects to the Upper St.
A. Stewart of Del.aml, a taxpayer, Johns River Navigation District
£
1 f.l »■ i ■ '
..!* v
who is contesting the validation of court controversy. Not as much
Form er Attorney-G enera) and
Story
O
f
Eye-W
ilneas
M ay
the Daytona-New Smyrna inlet bond money is Involved as Jn thd
A lien Property Clintonian
Put
W
idow
’s
B
rother
A
t
jdistrlrt improvement lionds. The St. Johus itiver project. The court
- On T ria l For ConspintipM o
will tie ready at tin- end proceedings are atso different
Scene o f Slaying O f Cleir g y :
week. Judge Wright iinli[h e
The cost of the St. Johns canal
Defraud U- 8. Governm ent
man And H1b Choi* Leiadar
I cated today.
• hns been estimated by engineers
k
, Attorneys representing
both at tl.r.OO.OOO in addition to main
.rides pleaded for nearly six hours tenance . The canal project was l
Tuesday at a heurlng in Judge thrown into the courts ufter the
Wright’s private office. M. Stew-iSeminole County CummUsloners
d ic e
art intervened when the petition of refused to extend the canal fourW idow O f Stain Judge
Forty Tullsmi-n Examined In
the flaytona*New Smyrnu district mill levy an the tax rolls. Thu M6n Said to Have Been
___
pears On Stand TueHdtt
versus the Statu of Florida for the Duvtona-New Smyrna inlet bonds
• 5, Hours Nccesnary to Pick
Aw ay From Murder Scene*
Plea O f InHAiiity For Bach
validation of $1.50(1,000 worth of have been approved and attorneys
Membern in Trial ut N. Y.
Presumably by 1 uf S layer*
elor ! h Sought by Counsel
bonds was filed lit the courts. The for the district had taken the cusbond proceeds nre to be Used in tqmury legal procedure to have
NEW YORK. Sept. 8. </P)
SOMERVILLE, N. J„ Sent: 9-^
W KTDM I’ KA, Ala., Sept. 8.—
deeoeuing the inlet.
tlm bond issue validated when „
Thu trial of Marry M. Daugherty, t/Vl- Trial of Clyde Reese Bachelor
1J/T*) — Re lie wed police activity itl End O f Dictator's Rule Near.
The
Daytona
Bench - New I)el,nml taxpayer intervened.
former attorney general, and and Hayes Leonard, negro farm
the I tall-Mills murder investiga
Sui Repot Is Coming From Thomas W. Miller, one time alien band, for the murder Aug. 30 of
____ —
\u
tion today centered chiefly around
Spanish Cilie.s; Ueferen- property custodian, charged with .lodge l.uniar Smith. Haehelur'n
IS M IT II’S. N. Y-.
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V
A
,
Sept.,
8.—
(J
efforts to locate the unidentified
•linn T o He Held Snlnrdny « ; » " l,ir“ ''y }o defraud the United father-in-law. was resumed here
jStutes, started off at a rupnl pace, this morning with indications that — Europe buried the
new “eye witness" who's story it
I' A f t e r con ft t Tuesday.
was more or less officially inti
•submission of evidence vltiubJ be w a r today wlten, am id I
imi P res id en t Cnolt'AIUS, Sept. H. -'f/F*)— Unrest in
mated Inst week, would place
Five hours after Federal Judge concluded during the duv.
pintiMO w h id i shook th e ;!
the
form
of
nassivo
resistance
le
Henry Stevens, retired brother of
. S h e ffie ld , w h o is
Mack convened court lo hear the
Appearance on thu stuml yester o f tin* le a g u e o f N a t io n * )
general throughout tlm entire government’s evidence of ulleged
Mrs.
Fruucea
Stevens
Unit,
at
the
day of the widow of Judge Smith
AinlniHSudor
to
scene of the crime on the night Spanish army It has culminated malfeasance uml bribe acceptance, and attempts o f defense counsel to nembly, G erm an y wa*M
th
us
far
In
actual
mutiny,
how
of Sept. 14, 1922.
was aim nuncwl at
the 12 men who will decide the establish an insanity plea for tnouidy elerted u m em )
ever, only In tbo ortlltery corps. It
Inspector Underwood revealed Is directed 09, much ugatnst th$ guilt or innocence of Daugherty Itaehelor featured the first day of tho leugun uiul tins
W h ite H ouse toW rit O f E rror Is Generally Public U tility Plant Had 1.300 today that the dPxlrcd withe
and Miller were selected and tho trial.
also accorded
a
nn-mier, General Prlmo de Rivera, (sworn.
lames R. S h e ffie ld ,
Court adjourned with the
Mrs. Smith, who apponred with
Returnable In Ninety Days
as ^gainst the new army promotion government
Consumers in August. 192R. who has not yet been question
ready to call its first her forehead bandaged, said she sea t on the longue cofci^
now
lives
in
New
York
and
*p(nnlry on vneution,
Hut Dut'ottes Snvw Court
A h ( ’umpared With 1.700 t'urdmg to the information <he regulations which provide for Witness.
Despite protests frOni thpL
was lying on :* Iasi before hii open
election Instead of elevation by the
W
ill
Act
At
Early
Dale
jcn to M ex ico C ity
Fur Ha pie Month O f 192G pollci have received, is n retie#*! old methods of seniority. This lit
The jurors are: Alfred M. Weil, v,intlow with her husband when ilinavinn slates against
buslm. man. Lieutenant Torpy. the concenius of reliable Informa
(lie but whs fired. She wus ren of linking Germany’s dectli
Iwilli the entire con
The Florida Supreme Court's d
Earnings of the Municipal Wa of the d. sey City police has heed tion trickHni: through the Spanish L. Edgerly, retired postof/ice clerk; dered mu ormeiuim hy a stray shot approval of an increase In t f f l
,
of the pre*lher of nrm-porntatMnl
risioii on the constitutionality >,r I ter Department increased 15 per assigned : pecl illv to the tusk of
ktr department.
censorship into French
border John II. Hoschen Jr., merchant; from the churgc which killed her seats from six to nine, tb
the Unper St. Johns River Nuv
locating hiiu am, .ringing him to towns.
Frederick P. Todd, solicitor; Julius luistmnd, site suit).
^uii.ir, it was duclarM gatinn District net may he hand cent last month us compared witli tints police headquarters here for
Tea of the state’:* forty two wit- \mentation was ratified also 1
Conn, superintendent of a washing
Adi ices from Hendaye quote a
|h ;i king in behalf of ed down early in November in the I the corresponding month of 1925, ■liicstioniny.
powder factory; Murray R. White, nesses were on the stand yestcr- j mously. Threw* seats (tr ’’ !
|lending Spanish statesman us ex salesman; Clifton C. F.nsterbrooks, day. Among them were Gulliver I America on the counrit that J
. hi the presence of opinion of George A. DeC'olte--, I according to figures revealed to
N... At Home
p o s in g the opinion that the quar sales engineer; Henry G. Sameth, l.ewi.'i, farmer, who said ho sow !|assured.
U.i, |ia» had eoinhlele county attorney.
day. The Gan Department showed
Lieutenant Torpey found when rel between th? artillery branch of
rtill continue lo have
An unpeal to the high court , a slight defieit lor August, the tie went to the man's house a few the army arid Prlmo do Rivera vermin cxtcrmiiuitor; Henry Van Ibo helor running from the Smith [ Two mlnutua after adjo
the policies he has
from the decision of Cinuit .lodge I cost of operation being $500 more days ago thut he was supposed to means the downfall of the dictator. Out, insurance broker; Howard I*. home shortly !>cfotv the time of tho of tho assombly until,
llMil will continue to
Tigher, mechanical e n g i n e e r ; slaying and Sheriff John L Gold tho leaguo secretary gt
W. W. Wright, who upheld the I
t o away on a week end vacation, He -raid the premier noBsibl” In James K. Tonic, insurance agent, en. of F.lmoru county, who nrrost- Eric Drummond, niaq
liihout ihung** in Mrx- constitutionality of the canal act than one yenr. ago.
telegram' to Foralgo
Office Manager E. S. McCall said Inspector Underwood aid. He had ord- r to save appearances, might
Tuesday by tlm today thut he hoped to show a |not yet returned today and Inspuc* retain office for a short time but and Loren S. Wells, railroad elec cd the tw'u men.
,
(was authorized Ti
Streeemunn in B«rlli)h “
In
his
confession,
Umnurd
said
trical
superintendent.
u.i asserted that then. ] S),mirui|,. ( '„ Untv ( ommissioiii rs.
t\L • . it.. ......
kiiiii . ttor
.... iUnderwood
iiiiioeu-ioul tiiltTiilf*<l
admitted tho
tho DO*
po that the end of hU rulo was In
Heriruuiy'a election
profit
ill the gas department iu
when
new ile.velupnients in |
Although llie jury was selected Itaehelor forced him ut tho point of
situation, touching1 “ We can't say definitely when tiie machinery ut the plant is run lice as yet have no means of de sight; that the armed forces which curlier tliun attorneys had antici a pistol to fire the charge which to tbiLooUnqll.,; A
the decision will Is- given," tlm ning smoothly.
termining whether ho actually i* brought. It Into power would de
■Wtlon bs
li] ami the land laws, |
pated, 10 tulismen were examined killed Smith, Although admitting Geneva
county attorney said.
"W e can
IIMM tamo:
implication In tho crofQ, Bachelor
The txitul number of water cus on u vucution or trying to evade stroy the dictatorship.
mis controversy, it was 1
before
the
tusk
was
completed.
onlv take tuses of a similar an- ( tomers ill August 1925 wus I ,:«)('> them.
part
In T
TrieUM
il
Various
reports
also
soy
that
tho
lenied
he
had
hired
or
force*}
the
ppurently was III gcii- ture in the past for a precedent.
Daugherty and Miller wore in
swtfn
resignation
of
Prlmo
de
Rivera
is
This
new
witness,
whose
name
negro
Into
the
act.
l yuod condition
of The fuel that revenue is involved while last month there were 1,7(10
the court room uurly. Daugherty,
of. time:
he dressed in a blue serge suit, sat
In
,
. . that
.
users of city water, an increase of tlm police refuse to disclose, was Ull ^ question
Uiuithorn republic,
and from precedents established. I
will retire aa soon aa tho trouble most of the day in silence. He did
learned
of
through
two
other
m«n
ton!
154.
.
yet re me questions to expect 'u decision between Nov. 1
During the month 74 new cut-ins living .In New York. These two with the army haa.ben ended and not turn once to stare at the crowd I
ht, howevur, it was con* mid 15."
that a military man more In the
were made to 07 for the same pe other men have been questioned by confidence of King Alfonso will that filled the court room beyond
thing the rights of
alio
Or'dinarily a writ of error is rethe
police,
Inspector
Underwood
beating capacity, t Ho would iiuw
lin ns U) hold property turmihh* in 90 days. Mr. DeCotles riod last year.
succeed him.
General Martinez and then hold whispered confer
th«y
said,
uml
say
that
this
third
m»n
American policy, it
In August u year ago, 19,372,000 told the he wus an eyo-wltnW* Anido, Minister of Interior, Gener
IM> moment
nalrl, but in thin case, it is return
ences
witli
Mux
D.
Stour,
noted
in behalf o f (he
gallons of water were pumued by to the crime.
al Daniaso Herengeur, the new New York criminal attorney, hm
able in 81 days or Sept. 21.
to protect the rights
I tfill do alt I can for iny (the city lo its customers, wl- AuAccording to the story by the head ?f the King’s military house- counsel and he chewed gum con
Hunt owners and rltcr pilots are tho olJu»r hand, tbm>
iritizcns In the enjoy- lin" rt"
he suid. "to expedite the ; gust of
of this
this yenr
yenr 2fl.849.000 gut men, tho missing witness , claims jml.liMid Admiral Muruuis de Mud stantly.
Itccoming impatient over the <1* the league council '
rights to which they case to obtain the decision of the-Ions was the lotaUconsumption.
gsz.
Ambassador
to
the
Vatican,
As talesman after talesman was lay in instulliag the lights in the
under international Supreme Court to affirm or rot ( The expenses of running the wu- to hove been driven awuy from the are mentioned as possible suc
A dispatch twill
called. Daugherty, who for years beacons on l^iko Monroe, it wus ignation come on tha av*
1scene of the crime, presumably by
rt0» - a « d truittr*-.. affirm tilo decision of
Judge ||,.r
last August were $1.51(1. I .me of the participants in tne cessors nf Prlmo <le Rivera,
directed
the
machinery
of
criminal
learned today.
tho league, tbe award bo
■« W m practically no Wright. becntim> it is a matter of w hit«- in the month just passed they
A national referendum will he prosecution, watched the present
i ,-rime. Mis story us it comes sec
Tile superintendent of the light
Ibout disorder in Mux* vital importance."
were $2,ilia. The earnings for ...... . hand to Inspector Underwood held Kutnrduy, Nunduy and Mou- procedure with dignity and compos house district with headquarters aiono of u purmanant —
council and the automatic
:uid, hut rallied
..... of August, 1925. were $1,022, whili is that he tried to tell what he knew <|uv to determine the
Do uttltude of ure. Many in the crowd seemed at Churlcstuu, S.
Judge Wright ninth the writ
two years ago ing into effect of tha
liboul prospective in
quushed
lust
month
they
were
$2,J5.t,
or
an
anil
‘
l
about
the
murder
four
years
ago
|the
people
toward
the
present
govto sense the drama of u situation investigated the neeil of lights on treaties hy which It is hoped to 41
mandamus absolute
wit interference with tile demurrer of the respondents increase of ffi'MK
J*
friitii mu* t*n«l
(lint placed a former advisor of the take lit night, but reported forever warfuru in Europe^ -f?i?
Iuf American citizens
There wi re 9«2 gns customers i
o"f Somerset county the oilier, rebels against the idea Presidents of the United States there was no immediate need of
to the petition of the navigation
In addition to giving ~
on trial.
They crimed their necks illumination. Recently, the Sun full memliershiu lu the co
igust. 1925. During the pust j witl,l)Ut success.
,,f
referendum.
eomiiiissioiiei.s in Ins decision lust in August
hingt>iii government, it month. The Seminole County t'oin- month 1,199 customers were on
Amone the 22,111)0,111)9 inhuhitnnts to get a glimpse of him but lie sat ford Chamber of Commerce asked nutlons plnns nail been
|tl, will ileuI with the - missiouers had declined to recog the hooks id the city office.
of Spuia there ure about 14,000,090 eomplueently slumped forward in tile superintendent to again in udvaiicu to Increase the
estion us it would with nize tiie eauni act, and the naviga
"Hdults over 18 years of uge, and bis chair and took only a seeming vestigate the lake situation, and It munent seata In the eqs
Last month the eity gun plant
Ini':tool that might uf tion commissioners filed a writ to manufactured 2,777,500 cubic feet
according to the Inst census, ap casual interest in whut transpired. wus reported that he was expec nine and to give Spain and
|hts of American citi- compel the former to extend u of gas compared to 2,(125,000 cubic
t'd in Hanford today.
proximately sixly percent aro en
soml-permancnt seats.
One boat wus damaged some
tirely Illiterate,
four mill levy oil the county’s tux feet for n similar period last year.
The dispatch from tha
time ago when it struck the iioii- frontier said that King A t
falks of cancellation of the
lolls.
The total earnings for the gns
illuminuU-d beacon. Thu beacons had attended the cabinet
referendum iH already beard.
department were $3,389 for Au
ure duiigcrmis to Imuts in night at which ^ was decided that
gust, 1920 and $2,847 for August,
The City Commission this ufter
traffic, according to river idiots shuuid withdraw from th4
1925, This is an increase of $542.
here.
noon took under advisement u pr>'amt tjiut the resignation wa*
Thu expense of operating was posiil of the Wright-Warlow & < .
“ You don’t see them after dark ten by Gen. I’rimu de KIwt * .
$2,323 for August of lust year, Investment bankers of Orlando to
until you arc almost upon them," preRiler, in colliiborutioii with:
u s in g
TKKAM HA, Nehr., S*-pt. H.-t/V) mm. pilot said. "There is enough elgn Minister Yunguus.
while lust month it had increased buy $«()»,000 of Sanford iml-tu
A loaf of rye bread uml a tin truffle on the lake ut night to
to $3,417.
Document Keproaebea
utility issues.
Muc- Graves bus Imen|
The document .vy*s said
tfnbens corpus proceeding!* were eup of wuter mude lip the first ra- justify the illumination," he fur
Although no definite price win
tioim
offered
to
Roy
Carson,
35,
a- i-taid
supervising | A T L A N TIC CITY, N. J.. Kept.
ther declnrcti.
•*
preach the league for lack
i>r<»poHD<l ut Um* mi'RtiiiR of t'D* instituted today by attorneys re
•SllnuifHH fliurartfrisu'H tht*
■tintmil- county. Her up-! S.
.■iideralion shown to Spain'
Commissioners, the investment t om presenting J. H. Hrldgemun, charg farmer, pluccd on nn abbreviated
jail diet ns part nf his punishment
vn- iivommentled by tin* 73 beauties here for the annual pa
mother country uf tweat
pony will puy 95 1-2 per cent for ed with possession of liquor. Bridg fur violating liquor Inws. Thomns
II i .i i >- Hoard, and this geant to select Miss A inertru for
speaking her language.
man
is
in
the
county
Jail,
and
the utility issues, Howard >Nelson,
59,
Craig
farmer,
under
n
unproved by the City 1929. despite tho recent edict of
Brazil ure the unly two-,
Wheeler, a representative of the Sheriff C. M. Hand is named as similar sentence which calls for
pi s' an informal ineet- a Hroadwuy iinprc'surio thut Ih-uuwhich buve withdrawn
respondent. The hearing will he
Orldhdo firm, sniil afterwards.
sixty days In juil, thu first and
|y would he more robust hen^o(Continued on page
Mayor Forest U ko Informed held late this afternoon befor" last twenty on bruud and water, en'
lv< i :i graduate of the forth.
SHANGHAI. Sept. fl.--(/**)— A Mr. Wheeler that he would advise Judge W. W. Wright of the Sev tun* the Jail today.
Thi* successor to Fay Lunphler
WASHINGTON, Repl. 8.—0T)—
Lpis, opal
Hospital
radio dispute'll from Hankow says him at 9:30 o’clock tomorrow enth District Court.
Nelson last night was seeking Th<} K„ Kh|X K,un _p„ r|uJo
‘
lo be
at Philndulphia. Aft- as Miss Americu will not Ih» se the Canto nose or southern troops nuirnln*’’ whether he would accept
Bridgman was arrested Sunday some ono to tako charge of tils 249
u ....i.... ....... ,i_ i .
lam Iter work in 1922, lected until day after tomorrow, liuve captured the town of linn- bis offer. The mayor declared that by Sxuford police uml turned over Here farm ami 270 sheep. Mis three hub! next Monday wua declared to
E encaged in institution- l.ut Miss Huntington, W. Vo., *1- yna^' with Its important arsenal, ho preferred to sell the entire is to the county authorities. A wo minor children expect to live with day by thu District of Columbia
^ I'liiladelphia. She will i flirty lias been chosen us having which is the largest In China. The sue outright. He told the Orlando man giving her nume as Agnes a murrled daughter while be is hi CommiNitlimi'rs to coiiatilute un
the sweetest voice, while Miss New
"emergency" lU'CuHsitnUng thu sus
r work here Sept. 13.
investment representative, the on Cook and her small daughter, about jail.
Hecuuse each of the imm pension of days off for police o f
Orleans has the lustiest. Rotar- dispatch snys the capture will ham ly bond salesmun present today,
seven years old, wen* in Bridg served five days on bread and wa
»r. i lie public health
per
the
movements
of
the
north
ficers on the duy of thu murch ami
ilins picked them at a luncheon
'■ 'b -iguated ns “ eity”
ern troops and removo the d iffi that he received a telephone offer man's automobile when he wus ov ter in April 1925, prior to un un Hit* preceding Sunday.
Somlnolo County Commls
yesterday.
this morning that was slightly bel ertaken by police.
v" nurses. These titles
successful appeal to the Stnte Su
awarded three contracts faM
"Assembling
of
large
groups
of
Not only is the 192b style of culties wliiih the southern forces ter than 95 per cent for ull the gen
Brjdgman attempted to destroy premo Court, this first stretch of
wen* found to lie mis- beauty slender, hut it is dark, for have been experiencing because of
persons to particIpatuTn the pnrado Improvsments Tuesday aftef
a five-gallon bottle of liquor, it the diet will only be fifteen days.
a i liaiigc to supervising brunettes predominate.
of the Ku klux Klan nml the cere All of tho bids for a bridge,
Scvcrul their long lines of communication. eral obligations — $1,575,999
was
said,
but
the
buttle
rolled
into
Carson suid ho wus not hungry monies Inddontal thereto," said the er’s house at tho GeneVa Al
nt supervising was de- of the beauties have copper locks, Early Monday tho southern troops which the City desires to sell now.
bv the County Welfare mid u fuw are paler blondes. Tho K#«*mi an attack on Hanyung and
A suggestion that tho Wright- sand at the side uf the road with when Sheriff Smith proylded him report of Major Edwin B. House, were rejected as being “too |,
•county nurse hud sup- girls arrived on the “ beauty spe during tho night Gen. Liu. who had Warlow & Co., contract to buy $L- out being broken.
with his evening meal. He was superintendent of police, to the
The grading of Slpet^ Av
Sheriff Hand released Mrs. Cook arrested late yesterday uml spent ('ommlsisoners
cer the work of the illy cial" yesterday from Philadelphia, been appointed civil governor of 575,000 worth of bonds with the
"constitutes
an will bo proceeded with at
each helped tho other where they assembled, and were Honeh only fiu r days ago by understanding thut half o f thu on her own recognizance of the his first three hours in jail read- emcrguncy of such a nature an tu was saM. Six thousand cub
small child. Bridgiaun, according ini'. Despite a report that both ruqulre the service of all members will be graded at a cost of.
Mil-.
officially introduced to the coast Murshal Wu Pel Fu. went over to amount would be delivered now
prt Graves, who wns city resort in severul entertainments. Ihu enemy, whom he assisted la und the remainder in 60 dnys wus to the sheriff, hus made no uttenipt Nulsmi and ( ’-arson ure under of the metropolitan police forco. per cubic yard. W. L
weight and might suffer hnril from From the best Information I can was awarded the contract,
vear. is succeeding Miss Judging by 15 artists oniL illustra attacking Hoayung hill and almost made by George A. DeCot tea, city to obtain bond.
their meagre diet and that such secure tho number participating also lay the pipe cut
kuthicy as supervising tors began lust night ut n dinner completely annihilated the oppos attorney. Mr. Wheeler suid ho
School children of the United A diet was "murderous and cruel", will for exceed that ‘of the parade
would take this proposul up with
he clearing and grot
ft-, 15. She is 'a alater of before a bull.
ing forces.
States have more thun $30,000,000 County Attorney Rhoades said no
the
company’*
officials.
of 1025." The commissioners ap regon Avenge, indndir
Vis Graves.
An American Indian princtM,
Tha southerners were in com
in
savings banks physical examination would be giv proval the superintendent’s rec acres, will be don* by &-1
The sale o f the general obliga on deposit
Miss Jessio Hill, who is prlnceM plete possession of the city and
througnout the country, the boys en the men by the county physi
*' contract price calia^j
ommendation.
’
America the Second, danced at the arsenal Tuesday morning. Han tions was held last Monday, but
Ihd girls of New England leading cian unless there developed signs
racr*.
- V
bull in Indian dreas. und exprewed yang hill commands both wu all of the bids were rejected as be
|those of othsr sections.
of illneis.
The okaring and grad’
her approval of tho festivities In an Chang und Han|ipw. It has Im ing "t^o low."
Oscar Tinner road wiR I
Indian tongue, She does not apeak portant artillery emplacements
once, it waa announced..
English.
wbfch the southerners were able to
and 0 . W. Sweet were 4$
IIM.
contract.
niiiiolc County Board of
EU8TIS, Fla~ ~Bept. 8 - ( A P )
Th* contract for • i .
Itnation made a final InPEKING, Sept. B.—(A1)—The
—The Lake County coroner’e Jury,
new CoupUr Home
occupied
Wul ‘>f ('room’s Academy,
southern arm!
inveatlnting tha fatal wounding the
*d to Jamea A^ . Sand.
*ro school in Goldsboro/
of
J.
R.
Bid
good,
attorney,
near
Chkng and . inkouf joaferday.
Charged with check forgery, Mr.
of state and antl-Blalne pro* u commander of
fternoon, and according
Marshall Wu
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-dA1) and
Mrs. J. R. McQueen, who lived here Ust Baturdajnnl^ht, today re C S tV > ^ k C % 4 ;
ive,
led
Attorney
General
Herthe alllwl northern armies retteat- Renoralnation of three Republican
Mendent T. W. Lawton
man came
in Sanford for a short while, were turned a verdict
L.
Eekem
who
had
tha
suik
WASHINGTON, Sapt. 8 , - W r : cd to Honan.
be building Is satisfactory
to his "death at th* handa qf a system including tbe M
senator* and defeat of a fourtharrested
and
brought
back
from
b
of the Lafollett* croup,
fable to the board on con- Tha Florida airmail aervlc*_^rin
senator Irvine Lenroot, leader of
party, or partlee, unknown."
- Cf
stor George H. Md***, WM
“
x ' " veetlgatkm a large
M the Sanford board of bo extended to Atlanta SepG j 6'
the administration’*
successful
lead of former Govenwr,
A now schedule will be put Into
eaaos ap
* *~‘
kpprove tho building. The
fight for adhaaion to the World
P. Baaa in New Hampehlroj
sill inspect It sometime effect Sept. 18 aa follow*! South f ‘
Court—wa* indicated today on th$
prjaoti*
IeU return* from 10
tiM
bound: Leave Atlanta dally 7 A.
i it is said.
basis of incomplete returns front
- In Nevada. Benal
PROJECTS OKBYBO
, Sept. 8.— (&) the primaries of yestarday in Ne*
school building U mod- If., Macon 8:05 A. M., JwksonMcQueen, It U aUeged, wtote two
' Id Coort i
IQTON, Sept, » -r{P h Wisconsin and No#
l* ® J;
rery respect., Work ha» vilie 11 HO A. M., '
* Smtt^,; man- • r - *
g :* fletltlou* name aa
checks,
'■St S U s- s. the
permlta approved to*d on the building, and It M.. Fort Myer«, 3 P. M. and a**
ub of t i » aouth<if the fc
.
by about two to
Jhief of Army — 1
Min the results of k
•ady for the opening of rite at Miami 4:16 P, M.
r
T. Baker. Corner
n A concrete *
b(orth bouhd leave MUrat 7 A.
between Senator LenTt- 27.
J
ill
Dart
mint waa W^1.
U ' dally. Fort Myere BtBS A, M
unconditionally root and tha Lafollett# force*
Cash
* senatorial con•w school building 1»
Incumbent
wa|
showed
that
today
by
10=26
sn^M ^and^ar*
Jthfactory to the county Tampa
Vote* behind .hit
12:46 P « Macon 3 JO P. M. and arOf the mot* .tfeth’J
Charles Gringtf.v
lid superintendent LawCameron WM
John
*
a te:
nurning, "and it a credit r ' ^ ‘ “ Vlrtance*of the r o u U li in- Hub. •’
ptmty. We made * thorThe Jacksonville club elOMd the Ut*
crMped 688 mile, artd the poataw
ty ha
hi
^9«ctlon o f tba .building
“ *half
‘ T of'
;h con
, afternijon and every between any two potata Is
ten cente en
the board I# well *
' 3*».
ador Sheffield
•turn Ta P w t l t E ,
Confidence-«r «»•»
Iministration
EVIDENCE TAKING 4 *Shoots
^ ™ That
Where I
IN SLAYING CASE Hall
Seseiona,Are
Plot In Connection! '
Witness Is Said To Be
WILL END TODAY 3 N o n -P i
Retired Business Maft MUTINY IS SEEN With Return of Bonds
AS MOVE AGAINST
Report Circnlal
IPRlMO DE RIVERA
-Id
imer
em e
Ilicy T o p e For
dion O* €ititays President
Geneva That Sj
Has Resigned
CANAL DECISION i SANFORD WATER
MAY BE MADE IN iSYSTEM EARNINGS
EARLY NOVEMBER GAIN 45 PER CENT
«TnHit
Traffic Lights On
LakeMonroejUrged
By Sanford Pilots
City Takes Offer
For Utility Bonds
Under Advisement
A T L rrlllM o^ t Of Girls In
Assistant ro|Beauty Cwntest Are
Nurse Slender Brunettes
;jCanton Troops Are
In Possession 1) f
Hanyang Arsenal
Bridgman Institutes
Habeas Corpus Case
Against Sheriff Hand
Dry Law Violator
Is Placed On Small
DietAs Punishment
Entire Police Force
T<o Be On Duty During
Ku Klux Klan Parade
County Cot
Awards 3 - R
Grading Coni
S
»
Okeys Croom’s
[my Building’ at
inal Inspection
Coroner’s Jury Givds
«
UVr J* McQueen, Charged Verdict In Slaying
r Blaine
t ot
With Check Forgery*
Lenroot Trails Gov
_
Rpublican Nomination In Senate Race Arrested In Valdosta
Air Mail Service To
Be Extended Soon T o
Atlanta, la New Plan
Jacksonville Ball
Manager Released
_ iAec i S » 5
z s Tr *r i*r *
ne& fs
a t
^ '
-M' 1
^3 ss
KiBE
�..
•.
>T >.
»« - A ■
•U.Y.-Ji?
'-VlC; - <-'.•>
. v, •. vA ■■ • • ...
.
.
•.. _
mm
mm
-
ii
* fL'
= ***
,000 and $60,000.
V i In oricr to sec how two men In an net between (40,000
d si
she has (teen
It
is
understood
t f angry figh t draw each other’s
100 plus five
fivo per
guaranteed $15,000
V.
blood" from tho no*o atld the mouth
cent
of
the
gate
receipts.
_ ,
-*X L.
and break each other’s ribs," tho
MisH Hrowno has been national
B E RLIN , Sept. 0— (/P>—Chang periodical pbaerves. "Whilo Gcrchampion three times.
ing earn In mid-air has been ex- mnn artists aro starving, this
One of tho features of Mile
lncntcd with successfully on vilest o f sports Is so nonulor thnt Ix-nglen’s tour will he nn offer
tfew suspension cable rkllw ty money Is rtlwnys available for it.
o f a purse to any opponent who
which leads to tho highest point in Just reflect, if every spectator were wins four games in a set match
to
buy
a
book,
what
an
assistance
Germany— the summlf of, the Zug
with her.
...............
mouritain on the Austro-Bavarian this would mean to literature.
Helen Wills had this to say.
I
The
article
floses:
"A
s
long
as
•
BUFFALO, N. Y., Sept. 7.— eyas can In* transferred from nnl- j frontier.
don't hlumo her for taking tho
htfal way to Galway.”
nmls of the lower class to those of | *n order to . guard against the it is possible for a down und out
if-Vhe thought it desirable. 1
save the kin#," the British — I f scientists o f generalinn* yet the same species that (ire blind.” i possibility that n passenger carry- people, weighted down with wnr
unbom
ever
nuccwd
in
transplant
don’t
think ethics <*f the tennis
1 afttboin. Dr. Plood says,
he said. ’ Many cold-blooded ani- ' » * car may at sometime get stuak debts and distressed by dearth of
in old Irish tune, wHfrh ing human eyes, it may l>c duo to mals that suffered from herecli-! enroute nnd keep the travelers homes, to patronize amusements of court are involved at all."
» d somewhere about 1595 tho pioneer work done by Dr. Lu- tary bliininess havo been made t o ! hanging in mid-nir for many hours, this sort it isn’t worth leading
l; been goth# strong ever cien Howe. The research in the
i auxiliary cars have bocn construcl- into brighter futures.”
science of opthamology which Dr. see.
e<l which fit so closely against
Reticent About Gift
Howe curried on for 59 years in
m I lie onllnary car that the passenThe
scientist
sniil
thnt
no
nt
Buffalo
will
be
continued
long
a
ft
lonely mirror In tho
' gers can step from one Into the
ited the women members er he completes his personal work tempt lias yet been made to trnns- other. Should tho main car run
through
his
recent
.endowment
of
The program for the band con
■nt Is the subject o f n
t r g J ’ S S U l ' i in«o.njl,h3P .l,o .uxiH-ry w l„ £
cert m the City Park, Thursday
oompalnt which the house $2fj0,000 to Harvard University,
h*
1° ft®
I night, wns announced by Ihindton* will have to deal with for tho establishment of a labora er.; have hi en unable to avoid.!
leganllcss of the pri-cuutions exL
rellcvc the
master Joseph Reizenstein this
J U next session.
Before tory for further study of flic mys ercised. hemorrhages that destroy 'Stressed passengers
|morning. The program is as fol
I ' TO America for a visit, teries of the eye.
fIn*
vision
of warm-blooded nni.Some Success Now
backed by the five
lows.
Dr. Karl Much of Hamburg, for
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—(ATDr. Howe, n modest and retir mills.
women lawmakers, filed a
Match, The Three Musketeers,
mer conductor of tho Boston Sym Siminnc lamglcn is delighted .that
Dr.
Mown
is
most
reticent
nbont
vWith the housing committee ing physician and scientist, who
phony orchestru, has been made an Mury K. Rrowno is going to play King.
his
endowment
of
Harvard
Uni
'th e quarters nssigned has long been known in pile of
honorary citizen of Hay Ruth and
Overlure, King of Night, Bar
"■Imply horrid."
Im- tho world’s leading opthamologists, versity. All he will sny is thnt awarded n gold medal. The occa piofcsslonal tennis ngninst her.
his
experiments
will
be
carried
on
"Miss
Browne’s
change
to
pronard.
nta were demnnded.
refuses to commit himself as to
sion for the honor was tho f i f
(A t K"X Trot, In My Gondola,
T .‘.women arc particularly aYi- whether It will ever he possible at the new institution and that ho tieth anniversary of tho Bay Ruth fe ■-tonal nluying is another straw
to -how the way the wind is hlow- Harry Warren.
: because thev have only one to transfer human eyes so tin t! hopes in years to mine opthamol- festival plays.
ing," Mile Lenglen said in Nice
. (ID Fox Trot, Five Foot Two
They content) thore the blind may see. He hays, how- ogists will re n h their objective.
The doetor is now dismantling
Dr. Muck is regarded ns one of win n informed that Miss Browne Eyes of Blue, Henderson.
.
l\be alx at least.
over. that it is hoped that a means his home here and will
move t>» j the greatest Wagnerian interpret- hud accepted an offer to Join the
Characteristic
Grandfather’s
would Gladstone or Dis- may he perfected so that persona
. i f he could he told that who ore horn blind may he re Roston to supervise the work nf i ers. In 1921 and 1925, he conduct- French star in n tour of tho United Clock. Amsdnn.
tho new department. Hi* recent ed the Bnyrulh plays.
Bnyruth States.
Intermission.
ito f the mother of parllu- lieved.
ly removed his sign from his offi e I further observed the anniversary
I.Were grumbling bocause they
“ Opthamologists have been ex door to ,-ignify thnt his half cen j by depositing wreaths at the tombs I Miss Lenglen is reported to have! Concert waltzes, A Summer Even
tt guaranteed between $100,000 ing. Air. Jos. Reizenstein.
|0 room in which to powder perimenting for many years and
tury of active prntliin;:* o f Ins • of Richard Wagner, Franz Liszt
I $250,000 for turning prbfesSelection, Antonia, (V.ibtilka.
pmven that normal profcs-n.ii j- over.
, an,| Mans Richter, besides sending
■ il.
Miss Browne expects to
(A t Fox Trot, Who, "Kern.
I tl overs t(, i-’rau Wagner, widow
of the composer.
She will lxiVNKing Georgo is an ardent crick- hers of London's g :r!s and women, >of wh-u.i survive.
Tin- eldest of eightynine in December’.
• t f*n.
During the test match bc- many of whom consume ;i pack them i ,’0.
England and Australia, the nge or two o f cigarettes a day. i<
•
I In- fate of the 150 Bavarian
waa visiting Ix>rd Zefton at held responsible in large miimmii.
In lan.l Inis dise- vi n-.| a new
Vn mauls, -lancers, ami musicians
^at«ad, near I^incaster, and |for the fait that the autlioriln - wouian -li.imntist m Vie.; Kliza
tier not to mins results of the nr< being forced |,i add aiiolln-r belli Marti- whose plat "Mr. .Mar • who were made jobless by the fi
h, he caused a special tele- story to the huge tohaeeo ware pliy’s I land" has scored a success , a i -i of tin- "Bavarian beer vilI lage" at (lie I’hiludolphin svsquih circuit to ho fitted out from house at the London docks.
The at the Abbey theater in Dublin,
oval.
News canto through present building through which all Miss Marie, who was quite tin ceiiteiiiiial exposition, elicits aymI London at the fall of almost imports pass lias been far to o , known, ha ed the play on Irish ii patliy in Germany, although then*
resentment over their J
small.
wicket.
events of I'.tJI, Iri-li audiences was much
„ „ t|1(. representatives of 1
Dealers about the city coiifinn show remarkable interest in the (;,-n,iun “ kulture.”
.....
.
..
___ Spatles is London’s the idea (hat the growing demand presental ioii of seem. Dial marked,
U " ,a" ‘ M,rry f» r these Bn 1
ifaahlon decree.
They were for tohaeeo on the pari of the fe Ho- fjght of the Sinn Fein, and
iilays have provoked
nrovoker politiooliti- .v."na'!s"*«• HumhUrgmHumhUrgor •
ome plays
.1,r,i,'!s" . ^sa-vs
by Lady Strathspey.
male population is one of tin- prime so,,,,Inn ".Mr Mur
1 ■•
ever, though the
>apatees are made of shower- reasons why tohaeeo imports have ■».l dislu,homes.
Wool and designed to prn- grown from about Mt.IMM) ion-; m (>hy
•hv’s Island" has hurl nohodvs ' ''"V 'rf
"'*‘ r V'
“ S CuN
feelings and has been well received tui a I factor was an exceedingly
Out- need not In* tio g y to exorcise d iscretio n ( !J
r
tty shoes and stockings In 1910 to nearly So.nOn lait year.
doubtful
one."
The
paper
ndds,
all around.
j^.voather.
They look like the
in Hie use n f m oney.
It is a sign o f w isdom to
"it was to he for*een that tho un
leg covering used in the
"Look at tin- iiiiiviImt of girl-*
de) taking could not flourish by
stive re g u la rly arid In deposit vo u r s a v in g s in the
costume and reach within and women who -moke nowaday-;
Li(|iior-( 'razed Man
mer ely dispensing lemnnado atid ice
inches of the knees.
and look at tin- atiioinil
they
water."
SetniiM ile C o u n ty Hank.
smoke.” said the lo ad of mu- nf 11,..
field As W ife-S la yer
to
#y Boldwin, the prime min- >-largest r«-lail tohneco fiiin> ••!{,.
v v sci i v ii i i. ,■ '
- I* nt
Oherineyer oi Ottering.
rwalked out of his office resi- [fori Ilo- war women nioknl i oni
.,
‘
1" " • •'*’ D[• *
a little Biivnrinn mountain villnge,
Now a stilcl.m • ISt 10 Downing Street the paratively In lie
•h-riv I eon.
Hm-.I a hlllhl j h„s a, 1,.,-Ved (he dlstimtion of
I
;«U y and faced a battery of lial percentage of our <n-tomer. intn to- wire s hii.in. I.m It III prav ’ mg the first German priest to
An the final camera are women, and
girls,
main
of
,
,
.
, Vr !,a'1 ,," n 111,1 ,M‘" 1,|s home la Muni. Mould Blanc alone and with- 1
ho looked around and said: whom smoke from Ml 0.
cigar- ! East Narliville, eatlv today with j out a guide. The federation o f!
ten, what do you think of cites a day.
his Id ,sear old da hi-hi e i Mai i Freueh Alpine guides has awarded '
prospects?"
Delators
; ,, wlm had lit-eii Imt in Hu- head him tin* guide; medal in recogmstair milk
a coal strike settlement?" tliel to which Mrs. .losa- Mayes o| ami sut'l'i red a broken ankle dm ti>m o f his accomplishment.
) newspaper men asked interest- Holy Cross, Tipperary, attributed . '"it I he row.
her longevity. - She is deatl at the
Deon was arrested an hour later
A savage attack on the growing
Two tlays before her I
a drunken condition a,id charged favor which boxing enjoys in G ctI. o f the cricket match,” he age of lilt.
STRENGTH - SKRV1CE - PROGRESS
(death Mrs. Mayes ting potatoes fori with murder. He had tu m id th -'m an y is launched by the Tuermur
I dinner ami earned them into the v-oumlt-d girl to the home nf a a mind lily publication,
ayy smoking by large mini- j house.
She had nine children, all : frit ml, he declared,
"Twelve thousand people gather
K
Research In
O
Fox Trot, Everything in
,(B )
Gonrifc. Btf A I) "Right, - I)av|s &
Aokt.
'
March, Washington Post.
Post, Sousa,
Sousn.
Anthem, th o Star Spangled
Banner, Key.
’
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A plea of self defenso made in
.behalff of o bull which engaged in
combat with a man wns upheld by
n jury in a Kentucky court. The de
fense was that the bull was mercly protecting Itself when it knocked the plnintiff down loosening Ids
teeth and bVeaking four ribs.
,
TAt r
(A>|A L'^^HASiita
hunt,.. VV'T'1* to,
which c r ^
grnnted today
W'mptrolk-r • V ? .
,# 3 1
R,,«t Coast Ban?
,,nM>
I»ayt,,n, .
,mnv’ of
" ' Uayton,
**nnk <>f Mt.
w ]
^t. rnor*,
Mint wit in the
pipe:
winter \vj|| ,’(!I,U
V ^
•n sttmnicr.
Kllllln
Municipal Hand
To Play Thursday
Lenglen Delighted
That MaryBrownls
To BeHerOpponent
C o m p a r e The
■ W / H I-.N you arc off for^j
^
the Win .Js—urMlilrf
o r lake take I hiatcrj
~~ v lc.iti-t.isi in-; jtkidcan
they arc real “ jmI
A|i
SIGN OK WISDOM
r,.
The Ci^av
that made
ih « ? M i c k e l (
fam ous / ’
F o r
ttnvl sweet, they never cl
JlfipctitV lot Unite.
I H ,I
W i l l' t'O M I’ ANV, 1)1
IB. I IMIH'TORS
S a le
E r o r y x v h p r e ]|
S e m in o li! (fo u n fu J ^ a n k
Sanford! Fla.
For Twenty
» sU"
W.i,
W 1NTERGREEN
WINTERQRI
FENO LE
Astaimlcss LrqUjQ
Years !
K IL L S
Flies § Mosquitoes
by the Roomful. Also
Bedbugs. R oaches.
AntoHoths.Fle&s.ftc.
MV:i**
T »i-:
I
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—frVuVr
S ® r iC v
h r-
Na<«sf«£ti4to
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Fcnole Chemical Co.
jK .lfiviu t iiortin*
A
.iL
The finest of the new cars in all price classes have now
been announced— Cadillac, Buick, Chevrolet, Oakland,
Oldsmobile and Pontiac.
W ‘:
A l l register amazing advantages in performance and ease
and economy of operation.
But the greatest factor of their new glory is described in
a single phrase— Body by Fisher.
Here are exclusive conveniences and niceties which do. in
deed, make the car with Body by Fisher superior in its class.
fcyWi;
.Jsfe#
N o matter what mechanical developments may allure you,
it is the body of your car with which you live most inti
mately— that is why the General Motors units, makers of
the best of the new cars in all price classes, point so
proudly to the emblem— Body by Fisher.
Ki'.?( ' I;
Buy From Your Local Dealer
W ith the finest of the market to choose from there is no rea
son why vou should deny yourself the greater safety, beauty
and comfort which only a Body by Fisher can g iv e .,
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DISTHIHL'T'ORS
1
Fe n o l e
ASWJffigauflWQ. j
1
K IL L S
Flies SMosouiloG^
Hiti byfteRoomful.Also
1 Bedbugs, Roaches.
| AntsvM
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FcNOLE DieMiUlCir
JACHiOHVlUC r
Protect your home and loved ones by the constant use of
I' L N O L K . (Jo to your retail dealer today and buy a can o f I'ciiolc
and a Fenole Run and shoot to kill every kind o f insect pest (hat
invades your home. Ask fo r W in tergrcen Fenole and refuse all
substitutes. Pleasant odor and good to use all o ver the house.
Here are unequalled factors of safety which add so much
to your comfort and confidence.
m :
-Sprite
*7*1VIu
■ •r
. If
saucb#
I ii sects spread more disease and oause m ore deaths annually
than all Hie arm ies o f every civilized nation in the world.
H ere is their supreme beauty — setting absolutely new
standards in charm of design and interior fitting.
T eS. -i
'■ '
Flies SftaitoflSl
by the Roomful. AWl
Bedbugs, Roaches,
M A_M oths.Ft_'
hits smashed the in vadin g arm ies o f Insect P ests annually and
<rushed these disease spreaders w ithout te a r or fa v o r and made
thousands, yes, hundreds o f thousands o f homes com fortable and
B ee o f Insect Pests.
A ll offer vastly greater values than ever before in motor
car history.
Wi-a-
KILLS
FENOLE
—
ACCEPT" NO
S U B S T IT U T E
W H Y DENY YOURSELF
THE BEST IN MOTOR CAR BODIES
.
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FENOU
A 5 tainlcss l
n
'Micron
C. W. ZARING
&
i;
CO.
ASTAIJ
*
Sanford, Fla.
DRUG CO.
SOliTHERN
1 • u, •„
' '
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Orlando, Fla.
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KILLS
•1
i. Rc
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'#m
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1
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(W)*t«<r«V't.»^\^ *U•<-»
\\u Asr," •—
|#Mvr|,irk^
k*pt} r A'* r.; /' '.*> "h;)',:Si
■
.
In the Consumptionof
Commercial Fertilizer
(Continued from P ol
U ague ; o f . Nation*.
Brazil
.. \[
Gmnty *lfriM last March because
Wanted a permanent.
Under
uiiuw the
wie covenant o f tho
C Z f.
-25*^?’
r**'*n*ti®as
do not become
In City affective uhtil two year*
n fte r ^ y
are (nP
presented,
but proVurnably
•dotation*]
eaucacrgnai ■ystem
ays tarn o
,'2 eSt* d'I, h...............“
"
off 8M
Spain, and Brazil will retrain from
' future proceed*
S S U S m fT W
i«
. o f l the'.I..-leug
"-"U*'Argentina,
— jougb still n member of tho
- before the localf vKi‘,n ■'though
league.
Is
taking
no
active
part in
* “Odar at noon. Interest ! Its councils.,
u
T v -,
wfc of the school board
Brasil
resigned
during
the
bps
(.rrrw Mcreaaed, aecording to
March I
*wfcOT, ind today this county * 'on «.f . » • assembly la
•*_«* the beat school systems at which it was purposed to give
only Germany a place in tb? coun- >
.yew a -aro there were 108 iV .J* w “ the condition o f Bru-'
that Latln-America should be
w^.to tfc« hlfrh .school In
awarded
a chair at the same timo
.(•y 'W M ll■the doors of the
** 9 f ” V"ny- , ,Thc Brazilian rvp°P**J this fall ws expect resentative
said that Brazil would
C^BOO students register for not vote in the coancfl for Ger
P>y.»»-srs»«
rJJ_Woi*. Last year there many if Braall’a demand was not
» « pupils in Sanford High granted. This caused a break down
’"VM “
“ own i wrs.
w. Wilson, of p’ort
h’o
Mr.s. G. W.
Worth, Tex., is only SO, but she has a
ly Which was an increase of m the session and
*'
nt 6ver the previous year,” ment
' 1 in
action
r - . j L l’? ,pon,‘' I Sn’nt Krand-daughtor who
i> two years old. And her husband is only
..... !'tn
,'vno
mw in
four
^ M
11 iutwy.
finfu fir.k
front*
at...generations. The great *grand-oflpy
Kiwanls Club,** Mr. Lawents are in front; in the rear, left to right, are Mrs. Ruth CarSST
1» »Iwaya interested In
Election o f Germany to league grand-daughter; ENtollc Carson, great grand-slaughter, nnd Mrs. Llzz"e
White, dnugliter. Mrs. \\ ilson married at the age of 15, ns did Mrs
blishment of industries In
O
^
^
A
L
T
tTit\
,n
t
m
r
rship arom atically |“ S
“ ***.
ility. On
On Monday
morning into b/
Monday morning
force the treaty of mutual (.arson, her grand-duughter.
^ t o r y in
factory
In Seminole
Seminole guarnntee made nt Locarno Inst
X w ill open its doors, and 600
M 'y r fll renew their Journey r ^ « . n ub^ representatives of
' lb
& B SA
i p M " .'n
* .. A
m A
irw -i
^ r ^ S t^daS
T,yVn,'*,n-
‘he
Pinellas Man Held
In Flogging Case
i ' ^ r T mf a V f hi t,r2n ',r,*w most r °ri“ ' f,tutU8 ''Un « 8 regards thei
* " m» j fr0m the ln’ nro,nti Prs ,H>twion Germany midi Is Freed By Court
i* i ,
'•urniiuiy nnd
®
.a-thfcir
irthworn.
;u.Mr
I Fmn/s
rhrai
ranee
us fi,
v
ce as fixed by the Versmlle. f 1 LKAU W \TER. FI;. . Sept. 8.
Great Britain, h ranee, Italy, Bel
■•si road of knowledge. I hope gium nnd Germany.
^ every member of the Kiwanls
The Locarno treaty binds the
"■ °*n “uo
® ■*
ths opening oxer- ccmracttng
mi ine
r
contracting parties to the tend
.
"Four Miles Daily
K\
0 ” of 11,0
WW« of.million nnd whit. am) ^ h or„
, N^.T.d,,r*J“S.
TALLAHASSEE, Pla., Sept, s.
J—-(/Pi—
(ft1)— Manatee county ran Polk ,*-■«"»*• ................ ....... .......
F . l „ American
« ,circus
«n W
.«
* f t W
.
T™ *"'
y|county a closo race for atate leadis found
with ....
ership in the consumption of com* Walter L Main Circus which will
nicrctal fertilizer for the month o f
,
,
, „ .
_
August, according to figures made ®x^ 11 in Sanford, Sept. 17. There
public by J. Hinton Pledger, su- ,'are forty of the funny follows—
iiervising
State 'count
and’ “their lutest ''’ho almost exclusively mndo u» W nlorMin,.,
* ' l°i
pervislng Inspector of* the
‘
..... ‘ '’em. forty
........
Department of Agriculture.
laugh provoking creations are n' “ a° t of recitations, songs nn t
r,‘ are
*
I’olk’s total for the month was 'guaranteed to bring forth the J0*
Poik’s
J°*oa'
0"*
’1
*
' Wniter
” nHer |„
[, «. ,T do
1,070.11 tons, while
that o f.....
Mana- j keenest
merriment of* the year.I.j1"®
year.
in ° cf,ango
cnango in the elown’a
clown's moth.
moth-’ th
lhp
............
' * ----------<‘ »rnat(.............
ll«aI
'.tec was 1.042.2 tons.
Next in line These clowns are nil guaranteed
work la th e logical result <>f' ov*>r '*'«n hir,.
was Hardee, with 828.4 tons.
Jlaugh-getters and many have been " " “ ting conditions in the circus 1 -n ‘
J.
Sixty counties o f the ntatn
« « . -i800,1
.seen with the
"forld.
In other days, when on..! '*“<■ l«M( », ~
Htato «oon
*ko greatest amusement
amuse
sumed 10,158.8 tons during August, organizations
•»aniz«tion« to be found in Ku- r,n?, sufficed, the teat was noc»</ 1cntt*v that r<l.' ' u
Seven counties did not consume H>t»PC.
"M U . a fact which permU-'1the ^
uf ( f f «
any.
Thc£ were Calhoun, Dixie, . The role of clowm is no easy
ensy one. |e^
clown to be heard distinct ‘ ln
•'lorth
Glades, Gulf, Holmes, Monroe, Wa- i The modern
clown
is a paradox, ly everywhere under the canvas’ ! 7 y > ""Te of . ^
■
a r
kullu and Washington. *
: He is the same as in the days of At that time one act was mil*,!
— ------------------- -----[ the celebrated Dan Rice, back In enough for audh a’ limited audhlncc 1,ThX Mf,,mi'ide " n
FLORIDA REPRESENTED
' ,he ,,,Ht °°ntury, and yet he is a ----------------------- -------- ,ir<)W'ntion.
..................
s a m a r a "t w
& S0.
HANFORD C E M E N T
PRODUCTS CO.
s
l o p a ^ ^ r » 4*.
" ■ ^ u n 4 * ra t
New District For 5th nnd Maple Phono JI2-W
iFlorida
iw iuci is
i^reaiea,-- ------------Is Created
Bv The Coast Guard MggranifBliliRrdlilfitfgR
A
FENOLE
Flies §MosQuitoes
bytheRoomrul.Also
Bedbugs. R oaches.
1
W s x a c t f how’ t a ^ I b l i
operator help you I
u*" * * ** ^1
** why "•* lot th«
and tho operator will fllvo ^ou ths numb^r!
If you do not happen to
station,” toll tho oporator you
lowost rate.
7
,n
,w
U m > ***
,n ™ a*8** riur ei| |
Tho reduood rsto, both dav ans
,
sutlon-to-station calls.
X
" n,«M* •DUw i
•|MwnTTS Yho^oVre^rTh.^m^Vf T *
...
• » » »
H. Overlin, Miinagcr
AntATOlhs.neA3.Etc
A sg§y?g
■:iiuti;;
a t o fl.......|
SO U TH E R N B E L L TELEPH O NE
AN D
TELEG RAPH
COM PANY
'
I) Frayed More
foiiKhl: Kept Subler Control W ith
ot ( ’lister’s Slayer
Amid Majestic Pines ”
f
J S
S
^IJ’IIIA. Sept. 8 i/th
I ■'<U-ii and U illi.un
III
*' II
l (.|ii'esei-l
t he
|r« I I I I he singles mulch
■m - cup chalb ngc wit Ii
I team which begin her.*
other and equally important purpose.
ill .m
It hrinirs to vou
New Orleans And
peri liable i - igiti.
Tin* lmrg**-,
Chicago Are To Be 'says
CM... - 1 Al-eo'., v.-.mltl make
the down lii ini trip in five days
Milked By Water and
Hie i • **• *n myage in *ix to
Hie. ('hicago ami New Orlc.inTrans|M>rtiitiou company',' will, the
completion of lock to tb. lllin-o:
river wltich in- In in-ves will have
been constructed l*v )!•:!!•.
Forty IVrccut Cut
The company plans n fleet of
-
and m oney.
o iT
E a c h d a y a d v e r t is e r s h e lp v o u
skss
“aaszds
nave property values continued to
rise.
to e o m in r e
t--i
o.t
lu g
am i
-tiger-,
a
an i
Separate Trials May
l>e Asked Hy (^uartc!
Held In S laying Case
• I I. \K\\ ATEK. Fla., Sept 8
■•'poll, alia-; !{,-i d, are sell* -Ini,- I
npp<-ar for trmt nt a sja-cml i-o *»f cirriiil i mill, here at I .'
, k>* I. t Ills lift*', Ul»,,|.
C'tfh . It is believed, will - k
i - ■p"u ihi Iity I,.,- t lie erinu * «M ,111
If* rt t*> mimin'." the ptmi lim.-ol
Go M>,. llirc-e oliu-is.
-I mli-tii
of .,•■
-I i bed • ••
Inibiil holly ell i
I’r.iin ol psyibolngut-; win here
liter i -mine mol, igraduates at
llrotvil I nun ill s |-- |bell w-o
* ies, <J--«11•
de. pan .. loves, and
bates.
t,„„k
TP/ws/
"• '->111.1
♦-iv-V-f*
r X b it conrfortabl*
Clyde Liner* and get
XEAL ENJOYMENT/,
dot of yoor journey to r <
Mew York#
Broad deck*, delldon*
pnenua, perfect rest and
Recreation. Orchestra.
A wonderful trip.
H. »1**t.MvvU
s# |ii. u in u,% i ori. i 11
SANFORD 1 7
FRI. SEPT, i l
WALTER L.
Haih S
W
A M E R IC A ’S B S s r *
SH OW S
C A R F ix e d
A N iP - 'iR ’
\ a l l
^AM b
u
P l
g arag e
O
PO^-r
g o k ie
r ig h t
i t 's
c l e a m
J
1.1. Jucksoiivttie k-tsd*),
.
IT ’S CE RTAIN LY CLEAN
Connection at Sanford from and to Orlando; TsrntPte
St. Pctenburg, aad *D Central aad Wate Coast M ote.
ami that’s more limn I ran sny
for I In- average tailor's “ cleaning”
of my suits.
Dry i li-iiiiiug, tlie
way l.aiiey does it actually takes
mil tlie dirt, sputa ami stains and
brings out ttie original fabric, nap
ami design and restores the color.
I wish I liml known of their dry
cleaning work liefore (Ins.
Sanford, Floriiln
Phone 185
Fre if hi to Boitoa—
Frright to Miami—a
Sailingi every Wv~_____ Sailingi ctfcrf 2*1
mmj ISut
r L*
v- M*,«r
Par Ibfthev Informstioa,
ri-ervatima, tickets, sis.
apply lo Passenger Dept.
J a c k s o n villi*. D e l,a n d , N tinfuni
,
•
A
GOL* F\SH
IM
G A S O L ik iE
te
mm
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V V
A f r t s d C o fo tia l a r t f r iu m # o f » o a 4 t r fh | p tf
Her . I’nnlfi, hp.
M i n i f y i , fW d«rrf»f T r o f k i l D r de.
*>*1 5 v fl.i/ ! t f « . Aerial fia p ln ln .
i R « t ( U t i M c r L c j m , w < ,.4<f(«ij f t k M n m n i f i .
'\ P A ?
Wfft Dhrfft.
f
these sections of Sanford. T h e south
1hursdsy, Saturday, -t p. a
1.1. Sanford Wednrsrfay, Friday, Sunday, 12M3 p. at.
?
V H A i m ’ i 'T
-
AtrroHoitus CAiinti ’ M
l Ur 1. 7 III lift
St. Johns River Service ;II
c l e a k j e r ' kj
m ic e
c le a m
MOO H E
M i n t lit*
Ni-pl. U |H 21
throngh lo all Norihf “
4.
Frete and lo Stniord. EntsntH*#. Baaton Sariaas. DsLateL P
LANEY
By Williams
C to T T r
JACKSONVILLE t » N E W
H.
Tents nl |si Struct and
MHIonvilic Avenue
t*\ii
*4. *4. Miniiiolt
-... ■
•'Nzns** Hxctmiil___ _
Hr|»|. \l | | Jll to| OH,
II l> ’2H
On Sola Until SapUsiLv
*». \rii|i«fi«M*
“
•‘•tii.
i i.na:t * ort. ii jt .to firougi ticksts aad WftM*
Dry Clean in# Co.
Sanford Grove is located in one of
p M a k e a d a ily h a b it o f r e a d in g .t h c a d v e r t is e m e n t s ,
r
-*V If *f|*|*"'t
1*0 ly I i-. e (" ’
nl \ ol,- t jiiivI lord of ' lie 7
i part i,illy *u
in';.
J im /W E.
sibility to the shopping district, are
a r e ^ i v i n g b 'l l t h 't h n e
- I i .....
[ ! i '(l } f \AJELL. M A i
naturally in the trend of developnfcnt,
a r e r e a d in g - T d v e r t is J m e ift s ^ " Y
l w • .........I- ., s i x
rivet
O UT OUR W AY
O nly m those sections of Sanford
w hich, by their location and acces
X
,c , ‘ " v i t a l ] y a f f e c t y o u r h o m e , v o u r n , o d e o f
iv m fc , t h e c lo t h e s y o u w e a r , t h e m e n u f o r y o u r d in n e r .
H riry
' ( IT With the .........
this morn
I
ing dial -cpuriitc tiials miglu ..
i a k*t! I.y defi-UM- counsel in tin*
........... f Hi** four alleged bami i■tin- d-.iibles ayainsl tli ■ company has In <-n organized with vclopmcni - | iial'fic ,,p 11>.- i ,|i,o L'l.ogetl with ttie murder -a t
I at p*-it .' jirings policeman ami i< o
kv* • arc yet to l»- plans f«>r four day passenger .sen- river to ( To-tio-.iii. up |In- At,-sis
tee and five-day freight service In-neb on,Imi, jf filed
would ■
si|l]ii
10
Btolingloil,
I,,,
and
Ijoju
l ween the tWo termini.
• X.- ill ., -in-1 on I hi- Mi- to,rt lo ! m ouoii-.Iy oppo-.t-d by the I., ,
<(Iterations will begin, according •bmihit or - . tty City, a well a- two of (he prim ipaU, Louis I h.i
I»e F r e u d
"'-'I - -'dm Curti . and Arthur I*.
to Col. I eopol-l W"-'- plr ldelit o 1' tInoughoiit tit- i aterwav i-.ote.
w ould eventually becom e valuable
have long since passed.
rhat is all true--but your newspaper serves
S
(present U. S.
A n ti i seven day . while the Passenger
vessel wot,i.l bike four ilays each
three
years of the l.nk.cr, to the Gulf cn , way. <'oloti- I 'I*--- plans a freight
rule : i bctliil- i'-ri.v |m-i- cent under
dliams and \ iru-ent mil linking Chicago and New O r rnilioad | T , costs.
k'll i i.ri-seiit the United leans by wttler, a 1ran-portal mn
The company contemplates dc-
Guessing D ays A re P a st
J e W '" 1abroast wjth P^Pteand
4 r If
^ BOSTON, Sept. H.—GT) -N ew About this ' hi c m
r.ngland has a new version of the |been taken. ‘ ^ 7
back to the farm” movement. It
Firtt the rniim"
is n plan which will gradually put1up the’ Various?
city workers hnck into rural com* in New RrisrlAa ~
nundtios,. not on farms, hit along tcrrorme-Dbm.'
- bt.micni nhd protiqr
tap
The pinn is one of the stepn m p-d distribution at thaTtewS*
the development of the “ elcctrienl slhie cost
’ ♦ V '/ T " ’
ago. snd is sponaored by the New
Second, the/ x»npfc ft' 1
England Council. It contemplates utilization o’f fell
wide
distribution o f electrical New EngldH'd: A
.
power throughout rural territory dicntetl thnt'NcW fiagktM
k
to deserted and depressing on holi
,wwor w*nipanics dovcioped' xrnter ftewteM
systern.
tn furnish 1,830ABOjOQB^
days, has now become the hub of in a
th* Sunday noon hour parade of
Tk
—
' hours u n fib h lly .*-is- * “
these nortneffy **ii ......
per-, Third, the
W
the eupital’s elite.
Brightly Ughteti at night, il is crowded with win isps tin* most Intensely indiisHml- onable regulnlloi1"!5f'itR» .
dow shoppers until 8 o’clock, the zed section of its size in the couh-^u^ortley Hint the interest!
dinner hour.
" r° I'"* ,l'P ‘ ‘V political Imun- puWc „n.i or the no 14
Although Buenos Aire* with 2 - dx . . J
l
l
!
"
un,,I,!ri
K
000 t)(UI noniibiii. „ g,ln * ’ s x
puhlii utility commis I protected
'
t i V v . V" 1
. u' hMr " repota- ; smns. The New England Council1P
.
d
no niaht^bfe ^nf
li V*U
k ^ * ly Is 'vor,tin»-’ 01,1 th* problems of ,
HURT IN PI IN K
known »« a ™ • " ,e
that «•" harmonizing these zones.
" UUI
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citiea
n
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l
Iteflwrt
Hoover
predicted
that
P
H
I
L
A
D
E
L P H IA
like in most Spanish ....... , „
’
"«
industrial revolution'’ would; .
m it y(,r(riJ5
practically deserted uftor *dinner.
f ^ n ^ . . .................... ; J L h « i 1
No Night (Tubs
energy 1 lie New Knglnml idea states marine corps avlaNo »
Within two sip,ares are found is th„ „s power flows
freely fil,T, stiffere.1 ,NlssibIe i n t M t l
most of the legitimate theaters
hreugli rural and industrial ills-, jury today wli^n tHe. M«Vtrat'b0
. . . .
..
and two calm rets, the latter being ttrn-ts, p*.point ton gradually will er. hi which
he was f|yfnrf,V
patronized tnrgclv bv foreigners spread from smoky i ito-s to ..imall- i-ndcl in the mud of Model Fir___ ,
, „ n,| „ „ element ... v.mng " S i n
cr towns, with better living con flying field here where th« nation*!'-W»
tines
\ irtualiy no entertaining ditions for workers. At tin* same air no ,-s are
r«. Iwtin,«
* *
l*eing ktolfl
held.
IS done by Argent Hies in the hotels time, the farmer wilt tmic decor I'estaiirantH.
Gala nights at trie energy commercinlly tivailACT OF BKir,ANDAGB><i'i ’W ^
the I ohm opera house compare in able to hcl|i Ins Inbur pi "Moots and
vehY it
brilliance to similar function* in give his wife more city conven
LONDON,
Sept.
8..^
...
nny world capital, but few who iences.
British f*,reign office • ctew,
Seek Maximum I'sp
moke up the audience may he
,
. Mmiduy's'incident nn tho Yoni
found outside their homes half nn
S « far, the Council m,s only* in which three British ifin d
hour after the performance. Slip outlined the work it wishes to m--1 cers, were mortally MOtmdih
per parties
id the
' not the rulo cnniplisii, l*ut several im-etings Chinese troo|is, us “ un act o f’ ia
■
• —'s........
-tough
because „ f the late hour of dining
have been held ami stiqis to bring I rigandnge,” 'i t w«s stated1tod
art- given in private homes.
I^effal Records
because the buyer “guessed” that it
h
IfUENOS A IR IE S , 8o p t 8 ^ f4 h
— A “ brighter
Buenos
Aires"
movement is under way, fostered
by Iho newspapers.
The chief rosuit thus far has been an agreeeht nortmg.the shop owners in
ilk* FJoridp, the city's Fifth ave
nue. to discontinue the ancient
.practice
lowering huge iron
shutters over the show windows
nnd doors on Sunday’s and least
days.
"Window Shopping** *
Cnlle Florida about the width
of Nnssnu street. New York or
I).. Sept. 8. - (A ’i —
lux brave astride nn
[blood in liis eye nnd
T . W XSI'INCTOX. Sept. 8- (d ^
an-k, urging hi« in10' .1 ut. font, of the American
nru.i warriors on to
grt'« iium nt. with Die nation nnd
Hire of tho whites,
tn*' :*•«• sovereign under the eonstunt".., in their uWn spheres. ,*
Common conception o f '
eatnnig much of the litigation
famous Silting Bull. I
rcai lung ,h. Supreme Court.
rurv. Sitting Bull, in '
Sitting .•,« n„. finni Arbiter in
of history, Is merely i
the •lo.ptite* between the siiv.-rhigh priest who es- I
tngt". and tol ij.reting their laws,
tonal combat,
who
buna1, piesiding over the
more than be fought,
dp.LUJe . Of I' jThlependcnt states
icd hi-* power among
•Xn.l
un . bus been ended the
- judicious use of n
on
•I w
i court of n longue
Injurors tricks.
.
of
't hill luster
M -1v ot the ci.utroversics ;he
the old ehisftuiii was
JUM .. . at'.- i ailed upon to settle
the lliittkpapa Sioux,
nn . t int-uiM grnvity, nnd would
xvspurwiblo, hiatoriuiis .
be 1 cause lor wnr between tnhostility.,Luwnrd the '
(lepi nd.-nt nations.
from
1870. |
In "Milion t<> the original
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. A n ;v‘
■I was. coliimonly sup- i
lire- d : by tli.- tides, nt this tune
[c killed Custer, while
hto ' !\ boundary disputes, tin- Su
pri ol- Court
-a iuta upon its
t no hand in the Hat- \
tic Bighorn, u fact
0<u'l ' ., large niinilier of nltuekrt
ml ni'|ihew, ( ’Imnnioy
Opoii the eon- 'I'-itiolinlity nt date
Augnrtus M. W ilson anil his nmit nt cabin at MrKiinipy. T,-X,H
law
I he in- i e important
i-i educitted, lull'
i . t Ka|ii.i City, has
tno
haib-or,>ig the vnlidil of
M hIN’ NFV. T
Sept 8 •le '» ’ he field
All \
. . .
“
I*: font oil t- tin; 1I,
given
away
iil'lu q/.e rep«.at*adly.
A coupie of months later
tin .Ii*i*41 and p-.orly <lad.
—..............
j -ev.ial
* ** *1»* ioio
r.i-erul Mil.Hs t are:
I - eot 1 I the i tiur.-h when no one
s,.itcs ti’ighls tjurslimis
ill u.is liamlicnppe«l by thousand dollars to male- th, world
Uo'sm, rec.dlid dial in- held a
(
ntal yH-licaliins law-, m
was atoimd and notieed that the
in oi.-ige in i.is a..1In a little happier, while In- lnnis.ll mortgage on 11,,, pla. e.
He turned
""u C.difaruiii, Kalis.is and
listinction,
Hmvi-ver. wears tattered ch.thiag ami li\,- in around ;»r,«| u.nt hem- , g,,i t|u. * band,*!n-f wa neglected, covered
He took it Mu urn,; State daylight railing*
Dl.inson, former elute jan ancient, raiiiii-li.ukU- .alnn , ' " " ’".rage, Marked ii "paid'’ mid "d li tint and dust.
l«u-. m a care from Massac tindown and hauled it home.
lie will help no man who ; 'ks I Went I,ark (,. li,.. filn...
itIv putH it, “ He was
||,. want
lie likes in attend Confederate sen regulation of foreign Innla
1I1 ii.veriiig lie
pus ., tor help,
. • but anyone who keeps ■ed In avoid I be embarrassment of
veterans’ reunions.
Kerently he fuai.c sell, a.is by Hawaii; zoning
and says
tail giflp u*
. horse i pjiet »»«l
liff ','.In '"
r,‘;1
Ihe la. in. t tb ink him. so
the expenses of six comrades •<" - iron, Kiiclid, Ohio and Trrtin tin ^ f.f^ ,
|"f (intnwial
ii 11it tilt Ms may 'nhe liptned ini., the house, put the paid
rn.'• |*,nk, Ohio; regulation of
to go will, him to one.
cam I Ih-il mortgage under a p)„tc
•e 1raft turned him
, .. .
•hi another ..cenrion lie learned mimmum wages m a case from
"li the table and made Ins <-s,atie Dial six McKinney girls wanted to AM-aii as; right of states to reg.
.re to the tricks of the
1
,,lr*
b devH.tfWl hh* Hi.!*- ! ‘ rVH *H
1*, VY
,,r" ! v,l" ,s ,
.... unn-ep.
go on a short holiday (lip hut ulaii tlie equipment of railroad lond ..on ’bejMfl to a,— u;» v. ‘-"Id blood* d and hard to .,,.
.Another tine- In pU ,«l the home ’l*d.i 1 bale . Hough money.
He c «in ---tiu s e d m niter--t.il.' cooil’ d n *rip|.l.-d farmer
!!•• notiee.l paid tltiur i , p.aises on a pleasure «*•
u- a prophet: astu te-I
,,“ t. 1,11 iU'\ Umr Ur M
m tti'
from t leorgiii tut.l
i l ...tin- advance
‘ • • • > • ■ •*»
« ’• «•'-rflow m« 'M il' the ini titer had a hui'tl tun.'* '• l" GaI-'-<toii ami ga\e thorn ^ 1 11 in; whether llo- Inii r tule I
C-tiine
iti
iund
l.tti
il,.,.
he
was
m i.-d him to prognos-I I,’v*‘V' ,
f 'j '
"I*.......... spend.
When they I I't'iinr-n-e Commission can n-gi,. ,
|h.ii-’ working and tndti r-.ns. WTI . tt hack -in- girl wanted to return lal- t - iilr -atl ownt d li.v Calilnnoa[f. .w -.its with it prcci ' -n A '
r V," r’,1"
.-...founded I be big, f
1»;" agrapl.s deserilo ....
on hurried tn town h-an-h* a new
tb' - ttj of I i-xas to rnipiire rail - !
him * 1, -In- hadn't spent
Il.-i't so prufoiindlV ig""I |.H,l,.„ih*. , , .
tu’ o and had it
at
tlit - ,-»-q*
f
’ 1-'11 '<• maintain diiisio,, head I
Warranty Deed*
"
"
li.
ki.p
p,"
said
Wilson.
n i "» the world Augustus M \\. ..t, td< ' farm, with a . I.a tileor •..
They wen
I| A'lilmnv Pappas to .1. I. Davis.
• oil te . be "lily g,rl in Hie l.ulH’h ........... :*» .I* signaled plat*-year
old
(
oii'e.l,
rate
..........
j
I to n it him In.w to di i- ,.
I iiii'dii-iiH
•
» are: I'hc rigiil o| Ken j lot-, n in 2li inclusive, block 43.
who lives alone on
small i .ioi I Not l-.iig ago \\ .1 -in wild to ' bat te a • | ,,ny ,s|.„
lm
,
to rei|oire railroads to fur(nlitid Fights
"
on
t
|{,
|p
Drinkers
J five mile- from tin- i«.o n
M K. C a bard to Susie 11. Gab
Dall-t, and -pent an hour or so
“ i' •1*•*11i-iI live pmillri * nr<; tbe
U ilson i.-iuses to give I.. anyone
Bull grew older lie in- J lli.s eal.in \\ . . l-oill m |s 11, ,.| lookitig at mil.- hi a s;il<--ro,.m,
aid. lots ii',' to 7ii iiH'tu-ive, Samp
vnl
it
*
v
of
tinTexa*
law
prohibit
'
In*
drink
.
.
n
.J
i
onfincs
hi.
donnJpoii. r with fervid ora rough hewn log-*.
son l ily lands.
Tile faun In- lb ’-Va- d i. •.1 <n -tiahl.v fai in
who are t m il in- ing ""grot's from voting ni denml | .... .
l.eeiuiu- inheriled a - a youth h i dwindl.d rh-lhi . :i»i-I the aic,man asMinm.* ' '" 'l1 ‘ **'• ,-M I' Galmril to Susie II. Cub
t»
-I 11og.il. lb* amassed t't a - !■» limit it"<: tile New York law oid, I,.u 21 to :m, block 8; lots i
1) u it h heat hen religion from ) .Him ai-res to Inn ;.er« v he that lie i null! n-.t bill anything bet
rcg'd.it mg the sale of theatre tick
."bes
l*y
Working
long
the w hite people. I It- cause of Ilia donationli'ii-ing th-- t. f th hi a eioml in).- nod < ir
to I -i. block 11, Geneva.
hi iarm as a young man, y l,v scalpers; the regulation <.f
Ib r in - s to litany valor- past few years lie ha- gu m away. bin Wli ui insisted on looking n.i •'
Suits Filed in Chnnoery
jn
•
n
i
rales
by
Nebraska;
the
Jut invariably re tire d to '.Mitrigbt and mta k.-.l. il.. tolho- mt- lire high priced ones mni -aid In a d |lr thinks others ought tn dn
1 ■ It- Kirtley vs. Tresher Bros.
la'is i-i Maine, Ohio ami Wiseimhe . mo .
fcim* v. lien combat be- t liings:
Motor Express, Inc , $2f>,(N)0 dam
"unU-d .-Vi r.iI. The siile-niao. per
jUdy once did Wilson break ins .sit' m -iiining insurance companies ages.
Olio dozen houses. ,’n autonio id.-xi-d, called up a McKinney bank
t"
place
iiistirani-t'
it
pen
priqu-rty
m i- about n a helping any..in- who
Building Permits
“ I lb! fellow lien-, name of Wit a k'-d tor In-Ip,
•i*i-i-ii«Ttci!
•'Ull- lilies, 15(1 acres for niamt. uaiu-e ol
A ueighhor ruiue Do tiigh rr id.-nt t ngeuls; the Ore
A W. Webb, 2 story building
pni M livnte, but fierce n ii tuiol, two dislriet .1... 1 house . um. Hants to buy tine, new .a t:,"
g* >■ law |irolntiiting insurance *2,mm.
h
,.-'
bon
-e
to
borrow
$ir.,ntti>.
g a i n s t the whiles. at 82,000 inch, an $m»o h.ingalow he (old the cashn-r. "Kintw any
There's I In- road," said Wdsoa companies frem indemnifying mo
K. -I. Jerry, one story addition to
tiling
ting a'.ofit
ii'iiTi him'.’ "
fcc Hpent several years , for a teacher in one of them,
grul
tly*.
".\clhing is keeping you h ......mimnics against loss through garage, Sanford Avenue, <2,000.
pi lion, with Buffulo dozen cancelled proim my noli
“ (Jit gosh, I louhiii I said the j from going ti.u k.
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('-*e
II,I-I
eolifiscatioll
by
state
J won’t invite
k(<”t show, Sitting Bull jaiul many thoiir-nnds of dollars .n ■ale.dnian.
Marriage Licenses
" ’ •o* r ol mai iiiues being pur.you in
.
*' Ih-si-, ili«- linn," - a Ho
caniy ride of white cash.
*'•' ‘ 11 on in l.illmcnl payments; i Carl P, State. 23. to Hluaciic
"Kin
coming
in
ami
heforu
I
lie* relumed home he , And tiiat is far ti-nu home
" W* 11. I b. „. t hat'
l.-av- y"«Ti - i:**init to j.-m|
j|f, j ’ 1' "bin law requiriog women !'• .iiMiM, LM.
( bd , A d
tool and la i oh Id bn \ •
Imi.UH, emphatic dcrlar , complete li d.
I" •*«• -''ill I -• I to- MaryKin Mctbmgal. 23, to Lillian
i•glib..,-.
•
Whv.
you j I" ' "•
elf knows ,i*-t !n.,i laip.- It,.- d t ha , e and pa <o -h,'
kuld rather di<- a Dakn
.••lor mat o, y, f I,.- ng|,l of C.'„,
Slo,man 21.
Uiink.-ix
l.i.od.
..I
|
mui
wh„t
d*.
r.-all\
i
r.-ni.y
Uivi- a white man."
ony f lung
, ion iq.)*.. . I wmk, -I d| the way 1'" * nt I-* • on el ,iti\ n mn:. h 1
1 .......
. (hi** day reei ntlv Wilson itart'cl’ •!>:a
- >i-s O’ i■i *-11>-. | ,.| It.,l|,I, jllMJ ||„.
••ill nrn I'll’ lor (lot limir '•"
from his fiotue In Mckimiev ’ 'll, ' '
..... \i7K 'en. - j.r r p ., ri
'
I'll'
dll l
I |III I- I il -;,|,,, ,r |
7 w iw n ^ m n m d r-w frsft n^-.Rjf.r
And Johnson pa id a small farm where fat Ini.
loin-r, for
l- .01*1 t',1 .o o il In- I,.10 WTI on's I tieek for '--iird ot park i
in-dhrt ami children we,,- working
” ;»ti'i Imry, t i -iio
I" .1 nimby I ■?! fi.OOO.
Irct in,-itch -lohuston will
I'lcoste, while Tilden I CJIIUAGO, Sept. 8. i/It
Borotrs In the sec cipating completion within
T h e days whejt property w as bought
in certain sections of the city m erely
u
Considerable litig a tio n Now
Reaching Supreme Courl
Involves The Constitutioni'f'tv O f Many State Laws
few 1
.
SANFORD GROVE
Where Minutes
A re G o ld e n -
IN HIGH TRBUNAL
.
..........A. B. C.
-
'■'mj
iter
in & izsh .S n 0r|**”—««».-
tii.n of thw National Convention of 1-------------- ~~~ ■ — ------- ~ ~
Insurance Commissioners Com- j
(* K T T H E B E S T
nut tee, h sldjit Dallas, Tex. C. J. I
MvCnnn, examiner for the State ! Flower Urns, Concrete blocks
Insurance Department, represented
o f all kinds, Roofing Tile, Ce
Morula at tho examination, which
ment Coloring, Etc. from’
<ontinued for fivo weeks.
i
KILLS
X
R
PEOPLE
b iS u V r ^ r : ? * ,.^ ^ < Sd?i
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rSu-r^s; , : * s r , z n,r ^ ’ v- r \ ..... f
"* •*>
' i s ? ; - / * K
? a „ t.rrw S •
m > M .iH H tiu n u jb
fffS U S i
WASHINGTON. Sept. H.-UP)
T" msuro more adequate patrol o?
*"n*t,,l waters ngninst smugglers
l \ ».* « "tipuint
Stipulates
; <-!*• II-ia.Ml Davis. „i s,. Peters'
Pau t0r.
.thft citv .,normal
,“ HCW . lreat.y- Jt
Hu coast guprd today created a
•tJonal Church
of° f thin
.
I...
'V*1"
diplomacy siiall burg li. !.i m mil her.- I.t the past
n.-w division extending from Savan
tho club on tho subloct or t
“ i‘"
Judicial decision 11w" "f.-ks, because of inability to
nah. f.n., to tho Florida l«;yp. and
lliglous Training in the Unit* KmIli... " .r‘,nc,' |at,o|i comuiiHsion., lurni-l. I..,nd o f
charged
priced Captain Philip Lnurint in
lt«s, and the Effect its AbV h e a t - E - L a x Is th e
»•••
... nu mber m a mob hH.i
charge, with honil.iuarters at Fori
on the Crime Wove,”
to tT«Ue' br.'in^
««t»- ! *»y a coroner s jury as responsible
I ;m<lordnI«, Fla.
R e a l W h o le W h e a t
c j j l uw> on church nttcrul- mission
^ Arbitrott/^ Col,n‘’d of the league. : for the dent), of Mrs. Avic Bass.
Tho
new
division
wna
carved
out
W
the number of young hI« o m S ,
c conventions
were I was discharged by Judge Freeman
of the old Norfolk and Gulf pa
tns United States who and Germane ' ‘■|’.n!“ ,,y n"d Poland j P- Lam- tlii . afternoon after n ape- i
trol-. The Norfolk division now
» j T » religious training.
extends from Delaware breakwater
- I f f ’tire B2.000.000 young peoi
s i ^ j k i
to Savannah, while the east coast
United States under 25 w i i i r r u i r ,
•kid Dr. Root, “ over 36,* j s r r ! ... * s « 2 a S r v i r . s s l ./ l s t ’*
7.
removed front the
....... 1 r" * rc" “ !
Gulf Division.
o f them nevqr received nny
consider-iUoo “« ,M * !/* ta,<' ,n »»d e r ' The grand jury, ... its final r »- I
( "nst guard officers ns j.) tlm
■ training and those going
obllgutions'1un.k«r * « h rp.rt‘11nK her ||mM today. .fe. I.uod „ was unable '
change was made purely f „ r adnow are getting practical- of the Imj.,,1,
art
it
leu
Sixteen
ito
discover
evidence
sufficient
to
1
'non*. There should be some sort
''"'"^trntivo purposes ns tho old
memh/; W!’
<jb' , the mob v.-l.n t. »»
'
' tion\i with
Norfolk and old Gulf Divisi.aw
;CT
*n our school system ligates
, league'
1BKue ineinberB
toi,,hcom.inducted
c
I made op too great a stretch «.f
22 ? i Prov*‘l0
more religW IN T E R Q R E E N
t line for their proper control. ,
In our uchooli."
Retirement
of
two
officers
1
you realize that during
.....
io o.iat o f age. resulted ip the
I t months there will bo ject.s, higlt iinau
-5 i •fudge l ane deptniid tile op.iraA STAINUU UQUIQ
I iainfer „ f rnplnfn E. J. Hender- i
■ntal murders In the Unltfcatures
and
a
general
hnu.
h-on
,
1
"
,,,s
•
">
'bl>
cu
n
ty
and
>.u, front Norfolk to take charge
prr*» and that the nverago
t criminal is only 21 years w ie s of iccturis bv leading tbink”
" '' “ i1 ,i,iM th" iu,v
!'
New \ork division, succeedera o f tho day.” '
^
k , ”.“.s u4"j‘ ' ue to gather evidence siif( aptain C. J. Gnrminc, who
IJ** that there is something
Alliert Ruffeld sunk., l.ri. ri„
, , ’u‘" 1 V determine tie* members of
will command the Now England
" the methods o f rearin'?
,t,hB transfer of Captain
Jiparent.
H°rrv from the Gulf to
i:t arti •rnnoii.
th- northern Pacific headquarteri
T0. I. Woodbury of Clermont lie
•Mr"«a s held bv a
a' 'cattle, and tho moving of Cnp■<on the establishment of n
of the mob scene ut the "X m l i t T 7 | J,'rV ,'V
*«-«*' **f heart
'• T. Dodge from Seattle to
whore the body of Rudulnh V«lli
1V 1,n'1 fnirt,lt ‘mlured by the
W.:.. I • .a .rranelseo, ns guard chief.
- --- mh/ vvhh
tino lay after hu
K 1’" ^
1operations ot tho mob.
..
n
.RPRwi.
Dr. Sailor Holmes, for
W 8ct« w •m.r tv
N’atnlie Hess, 17-yenr-old
I he first theatrical press-agent i
i u . U **«ngloy reported that
■•■/«••«»«•,,m Long
development o f the
Worms Die size „ f hairs threat- I Ian | "i
r
cnolc Chchical Co.
‘ *"'it t""k t’liioe a century ago
JACWtOMViLiX. FLOW104/
rdorpriviVegodTch'l'liTVominft.f
' kr,bf , l by n. be!‘J up « " f f u
un-M " S ' " h’' ’,',r.‘Vl
of hemlock
.............................
when an actor <|rove a tuh drawn
_ am fa r the’ proposed
bov Jm
illionXet''
Six 1
May
Regis •ake
lake ,'
,,v
of *
geese
for three
three mile*
mile* W
5.would consist In tho that during the next wdek thoc boy
million
f.-.t „ff If.'f’
l u mi "b .i«-,<msni.
i„'.vc -droa.M
If‘it,she
H‘ \ swims
. • ''‘‘’i the. St. ,<0K,S
1> a flock of,
00"° for
IH i
^Ylj
,
-ay the batiks of the Thames
Thames.
b will!
will f b,e„
hr......................
.1.-stv,S , . ".....1
f,'r,lindiii
j " ' i ' ,f
i V'
r ,l" ‘ A,/
•'fbm
r">,"l»f
darks.
>'*• n
«» dislam-P
.l.st«n,-e of
H « ViillJ® I
pf fad in g toples of the under tho care of tho local cluh
,V '.'" t s ! ! '
mv ' four miles.
Natalie likes >*||
daeod cnmhaling
combating tt'l.V
-ri.l.r
*11
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authorities on the sub- |«t brought to this city and placed
in the local hospital for treatment |arsenate powder ’
' Ht.-r.i!-, ;
• and is quite an all round
........ * ........................... . ^ s n
n
n
n
n
B
O
H
s n
n
s s ^ f f
IS SL°f ‘T, "VTt,JV,tir
.
«i«2as
SSftH..
S
W ip
Joking and
Exhibit Here,
pjKfh ,7 'f-HiP f-vTRssip
nm p
Gfr.,-—*1' "
1-V.q'iil
tv: :
A H f * %t U N l H f l l | l | H l O « ( t i v f m u i
Met 4 (Mter# (Mid( mf|(##h*r« 4 IftrMH
•••2s
famous iju ,n ,nv clowns -.*
east section of Sanford is. w ithout a
doubt, the fastest growing residential ‘
district of the city. ■«
it
x {nVestigate Sanford Grove
»
j
MISTAKES IN BUYING ARE COSTLY—AVOID
mm
THEM BY READING THE ADVERTISEMENTS
' i'll.-R/4 i f y -
Firs, National llan, n . J '
I
.
% ;i * ••• «*i■' I-1
. •*/*•-'-•>'
Phooa 249
t*lan two years Elliott
1*1'* year-old War veteran
Frr»»». 'Vis., has been in
l
»«fv iq g ft'lfftr' terni
§f
policeinim. Now. u
I n‘ ully nhot in New (ii|i confessed that ho*eoki)>
fiOM
f iJr.m
m
IS
‘
A ..,-
i
J*
v/
l-»:
--V
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m 9
p
tfOw.rattSl AW Ut
if
'
M T «
So when the report o f the action o f the County Commleflit Month*—11.50
moners
camo to ua ycaterday we consulted dur copy o f a
iUr by Currier, per
Weekly Edition |lOv
well known dictionary, which la alwaya near at hand, to find
juat
what a republic la anyway, and we diacovered that we
fOTICTBi, All i nblttinry
llttl
n at thanks. rvanlutlnn* had a mlataken idea. Mr. W ebater had no patriotic notion*
” entertainments where
„!W >.
■
Mkw fi , 1 T « —
atada will ha charae.]
MVtrttatns rates.
nohu
“u r' P.
“ uch “ m08t ° f “ » l>»ve.
He knew a reP«'Ple. by the people, for
^ • • O C IA T r O PHB«a the L „ i n° 8 Kovcrnment
H I M Pram la aiclua- . ' P“ ple
erroneoualy
believed
by the maaaea, but la
M .o thn uaa for - ra
il o f. all nawn rilipatohr-. -
aaya W
i 1' '
" mall «ro,ip o f the people.
He
»«ya , a republic la a ,ta te in whfch the sovereign power ref«|B arc alao raaervad. aidea In a certain body o f the people."
“ ft
js a *hi?.fr »
publication of apaclal
ffitt&r P LATFORM
t
"
°
kick eep1'" * - ‘ hen, on the action o f the Coun
ty Commissioners. We wanted a republic, we got it so let
™ ab* f ^ tho W'11 ot the minority. The vote stood three
at M a fa rt'i (rant Court
Tho V<hr ° f 8PPea in? the CanHl Cft8« U>
Supreme
.T,h.e three commissioners in favor o f appealing rep-
^ - ^ — ■1Abot Day
A K i t k n 'i Revenge
Perkapu H ot Prone
Lot Bualnew Alone
BX ARTH UR BRISBANE
‘ ('•errisbf i i m , hr * l « f Vm.}
, 1<
■
<#
J M " «r m. t+ m -ti - !
a i m Canal.
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V
^PH O NB/A48f
W A m f ii /wr
GO/NG V W
/AI Aio
RfiCS O N
Ik
9
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AMtRKTAR
eUNNWu
SIX YEARS ngo Andrew Ficarello killed Ignazirt Cognino, and
Cognino’s mother *nid she would
be revenged. I.aat Sundnv she
Hhot down with five bullet* Ficnrello, who by profession wan » thief
and counterfeiter.
B.V The Associated Pre G
Wednesday night will he „ f
marked interest in the year's
>1M , pr,
Mis* I92fi” Independent
gram of the First nnptfst Chmeh
England—
Heports from „|| department'
I BOURNEMOUTH.
Ihe modern girl look* the whole
all organisations will lM heard.
world in the face and fears not
Nominations also will
he mnde !*ny man. ""id Mrs. Harnett Smith
tfor all officers fur thn assoc- hotter known ns Annie S. Swnnn
ntional year which opens Oct I
L » HVe.“ " t' in n defence of "Mis*
This election will include deacons' in
in-l. when presenting prize* to a
trustees, W. M. 11. preside, t g,^ . girls school.
crnl officers of the young people’s
She just .wants to be left nlnno
work members of music commit
for a little while to find her feet.”
tee, ushers, church clerk, and Sun the writer added.
.
day *ch0o| fneiilty.
Missionary Union Of
Baptist Church* Will DELIGHTFUL TREASURE HUNT GIVEN
BYMESSRS CHASE AND V E R N A Y
Gather in Titusvijle
Enter Berlin 8oclety
.y of
a Sanford, which has cream find cake were served.
Tho City
BERLIN.—Two American wom
The annual meeting of the Worn
(led several times in tho
fliorsday
’
en have |>y tho recent appointment an s Missionary Uninn of the Semi been invaded
The chaporona for the evening
#f the District Instiof their husbands to new diploma note Baptist Association will he past fortnight by "Pirates Bold were Mr. and Mrs. John Melsch Jr.
fth League at the
tic posts heenmo intimately con held Sept. 10 at Titusville. An un and Ladles Fair,” was again be- Mr. and Mrt. Monroe B. Hutton,
iUrch at 7:30 o’clock
nected with tho socinl sido of Ger usually interesting and enjoyable sblged Tuesday evening when Ran Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Fuller,
dall Chase and Stanley Vemay
hbors will meet in the
man diplomatic life.
y i program at the natktt
program has been arranged which entertained the members of the Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Connelly races.
He drove his tnrt
Hsll
at
8
o’clock,
The assignment of Sir Ronnld will include talk* by the various
Mr. and Mrs. Bcnfkmln Whltner
O $
plane over the sixty mUee
ting of tho Col*
Lindsay ns British Ambassador to state officers, and reports from younger set at a “Troasuro Hunt.” Jr., and Mrs. Edgar D. Mobley.
The party started merrily forth
jevclt Auxiliary of
Germany,* to succeed Lord d'Abcr- tho standing committees showing
We are hra»Irjtiarter8
Othors enjoying the affair were: let an average speed o f 90.41
Veterans will meet
non, recoils the fact that Lndy the work accomplished by the from the Chase homo on Oak Ave
Tho Misses Margaret Peters, an hour. ■ft was the '
' *'*»! IttHifing Mal
nue,
where
the
members
were
pro
,« Schmidt, 218 French
Helen Vcrnay, Abby Doudncy, nation for the trophy
Lindsay was Mis* Elisabeth Hoyt Semi nt.If Association.
vided with maps, charts and other Ava Wright, Margaret Neal, Mary of Pennsylvania. .
of New York.
. J o’clock.
J.
The program is as follows:
necessities for the hunt, and after
[pgnco for tho college
Countess
I-crchenfcld,
whose
Ubitii n. in Devotional Mrs. K. many following clues, which took Elisabeth Puleston, Emily Grif
Mr. and Mrs. G O. Steele _
hty Hall, given by tl\o
fin, Katharine, Symmes, Naomi
husband, Count Hugo Lcrchonfeld, B. Tribble, ( Imluotn.
A fenture of the evening will
them to numerous places and about Scnggan, Maude Ijike, Mildred Hndn spent the day In th«?
[of the younger social be a duet by Mrs. A. M. Philips
Axk about our
recently resigned his seat tn the
Gerninn Woman \grees
10-1.-. Greet mgs, Mrs. W. It.
Tuesday with friends.
Reichstag to become German min Hamilton Jr , Titusville. Response the city, the “ treasare” was found Holly, Mao Holly, Rosa Grny, Olive
KM u.
t Glenn— “ Tho
at
the
Hanford
Country
Club,
by
K
A
R
LS
R
V
H
E,
Germany.—
Frau
Newman,
Frances
Dutton.
ister
to
Austria,
is
the
former
Night Is Gone” -Franc Abt, and i.
Mrs L H. Hansel, Sanford.
* 'RRriintee
G. W. Spencer Jr. and Miss Mar
Albert Connelly, Joe Meisch,
Friday
number by the member* of the Klara Philipp, who succeeded the Edith Wyman of New York.
*[' -;1 Roll Call -Each Society garet Neal of Orlando. It was a
ate Konstantin Fehrenbneh, CenMonthly meeting of the two senior union*.
John Brumley, Harry Woodruff.
Tell
Number
of
Women
and
Num
largo chest filled with shining pen Warner Scnggan, (». W. Spencer
Jof the Church o f the
Her Pass-Word
ber of Tithcr*
Every resident member of ihe Irist party leader ninl fourth chan
nies. For being tho last one to Jr., I.loyd Boyle, William Lake
BERLIN. “ Moritz, Moritz, Mor
fit 7 o’clock nt the Wn- church should plan to shnre in the cellor of the republic, as tho 33rd
19:■>•’> Report of Associntional
reach the club. Mi** Maude Lake Edgerton Patterson, Robert Mewoman, member of the Reichstag, itz."
evening'* program.
Officers.
•hns come to the defense of the
Anybody wishing to xpenk hy
w of the Methodist
10 ! Special Music, Titusville wn* given a tiny chest which con Keown, Hogdxnn Ball, W. A. Ad
tained one penny.
Mr jinfi Mi-« p m ./’
n .
•much-abused modern girl in Ger- telephone to Lilli Lehman, the nos- W. M
am*. Mnrtin Tongue. Kaiford Ijin[meet with Mrs. Gray
Following the discovery of the ey. Reginald
Crowell,
James
tor «>f German primn donnas, must
Brit Street at 3:30 o’ 11 "0 Talk, President of Associa "treasure," dancing was enjoyed)
w
l f i t S ? i X \ K | y B r 2 S ! rh ,,h0 hns no fh,Hrcn know this pass-word and nlso her tion,
—
Wright James Sharon Jr., Stacey
to Hendersonville, N.
'Ii
Geo.
Nicholson,
Dr
Land
and
until n late lionr. the music being! White, Elwyn Moore. Charles Nor
I’ llONK
Jazz, sports, hohbrd hair and private telephone number else ho
0«k [meting of the District Newark. Ohio.
II i" First \ol to Your W M. furnished by a local orchestra.
* stream-line
stream-line’ body styles are not will receive no reply.
ton. Rverell Dash, Horton Mabry
Epworth I.cagucs nt
S.
and
'
W.
A
by
Daytona
\V
.
d{unking men
men out of women." snid
Punch was served throughout Herbert Messer, Robert Deane
Lilli
Lehman
is
almost
7B
years
kt Church.
M. S
W. H. Baker and H. It. Smith ■>r Vrau Philiui
the evening and at a late hour, ice Randall Chase and Stanley Vcrnay.
PIN who is lit. “ Modern old, yet she still coaches a largo
Mall nt (he City Savannah, Ga., were among I hose jflrls nre more
II 11 \ddre-- , State President
like hoys. So nre number of vocal students and con
[the college set, given from out of town transacting I
Mrs.
i
i
;
Host
ok.
Lakeland.
•"*t tpTidd«fn,j!ioii. The spirit >f youth tinues her active interest in-the So
men of the younger
here Tuesilny.
II -o \ddre -, Slate Secretary
W. G Sutherland of Tampa wn*
J. L. Morrison of Lakeland
rules and runs everything Women ciety for the Protection of Dumb
” *rs 11
I1' Biimn, Jacksonville. in the city Tuesday transacting ■pent Ihe day here Tuesday attend
bt) iJW*Wl tlmn men want t- lie wall Animals.
'<1 I1 m. Appointment of business and was a guest ut the
Anna ('lark is leaving on flowors.”
ing to business.
Only In r pupils and a few in
Moos,
: Saturday
1huiAlay for Milledireville, Ga ,
Seminole.
A D I)
timate
friends
know
llie
key
word,
Idzore at the City Hall whore she will enter Georgia State
12bill Noon Recess
and to obtain knowledge of it un
d
Versatile Act TV SH
1::: e in Devotional, Mrs. D. It.
set, the hosts being College for Women.
Mr. and Mr*. W. Mcssimer of J r
der the pledge of secrecy is con Law.
" Smyrna
of ihe young serial
Miami
arrived In the city Tuesday
LONDON. Miss Madge Aubrey sidered a great honor.
1:1 ■ Business Reports of Coin
Mrs Verne Williams of Orlando
for an indefinje stay and are
has
won
the
sobriquet
of
“
Univer
initG •- Fleet ion of Officer*
•rt <jS5h
spent the day in Sanford Tiicsda,Tuesday
stopping at the Valdez.
sal
in London theaters
2:1 ■ ■■wardship Demonstration.
Philosopher's Aged Sister
Chs* " f the Baptist a« the guest of friends. '
ithis season.
She played tho role
WEIMAR. Germany.—Tea, in Mrs. "
TO YOUR |mn*t with Mrs. Albion
Mr anil Mr*. W. W. Pittman of j
taken by Peggy O’Neill, (lie Amer tellectual discussions, manuscripts, Smyi ■.* II. Days, Chairman, New
Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Brown h a v e
West Second Street
Jack sonville arrived in the city,
ican actress, when that
2:"u Report f Margaret Fund Tuesday for a short visit.
t returned home, offer spending the woman was unable to appear in friend* and memories arc tho
rt.a S 3D5U o.a
sf
pleasures of Frau Elizabeth Foer- Cimii ■■ oi, Mp; June Smith, San
IliffM llY #
n to m ,
__i week-end at "Wilbur-by the-sea.”
i the star role of “ Mercenary Mary." ster Nietzsche, the sister of tho ford.
M v • r a n «i K h I i m j
Mr. ami Mr*. It. A Hnugliiiii <>f
T r o ia d I r a , C a t a r r h .
fbi’ii she dashed from musical
[el A r r i v a l s
who just celebrated
2: 1" pcclul Mu.’ ic.
Jasper. Ala., were among Ihe out
A a th m a , lU jr K r v a r ,
W. A. Wallace of West Palm .comedy to replace Miss Olga Undo philosopher,
her SIMh birthday.
D lF r a tr a
of
W om an
2:1
l;.
port
of
Training
School
of state visitors arriving in S;uiBeach was among the business in ' hi the leading role, that of the
an d
C h r o n ic
a n d
|Monte/uina
This
kindly
faced
and
gentle
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
L.h*...... . Mrs. W T Hun ev, ! f' i'd Tuesday.
C
o
m
i
t
l
k
a
l
f
t
l
D
lm M
rivnls
in
the
city
Tuesday.
American chorus girl, in "The Best mannered old lady, though she ad DeLaa.l
Irn. Orlando; W. S
II o m. — ---of M rn .
People,” which is a straight come mittedly never quite understood
ktkMiiivillc; .lames A
H r s C IA L N O T IC E —
Extra Added Attraction
■I t'" I>|><*<I ■if I'ublicUv ClunrD. I-: Riddle and J. W Johns,
Wt* finvi* a n u m b er « f hom es fmI f u n > iu r « li u n i b 1 1
Btnnie Hale had to leave "N o Nietzsche's lofty flight* of imagi- mnn, \l, \\ | Hundley. Del and
_ W. T. Overly and
James It , 'l.v
L. Smith
All the Week
11 hsl witlij Itsbiirgti;
ton
o f Nt Augustine spent the day
1 s k ill, t a r -n u t • A o r ta ,
No
Nanette”
temporarily
and
Miss
Cupps
were
among
the
Orlnmlo
j tuition, nevertheless
showed re-, .’1:1" Report ,.f White Cross heri’ Tuesday attending to husi
I tens Marie ItolreTtHiin
P. (i Baker, Mariet
f l il r l l t y t o o H Iia a tk o iia
US ill t i i f f e n f i l seel inns o f |,be <m|\
Aubrey sang her part.
, and
an
a n t a ld U h a d
markable adapt abilit y in hclipng to Chaii
Soprano Solni*t
|.' Ht.’ti arc rtill Jbsrd <'annon, f'ineinn- visitors in Sanford on Tuesday
". Mrs. \v T. Walters, De ness.
r« iM ita ilo n In a c c o m p t u h t n e raan
‘ Mis* Aubrey is a member of a 1
r o l)A Y
'immortalize her great brother’s ‘ Land
’ ‘
E. Leer, Tampa; Ray'
• w i t h B rie n tlflc re ju p tm a n t, i
good buysI f i t ’s a hom e that
I well known Liverpool theatrical! name, even studying philosophy
r ie r ir e . a p p e a l t o r o u r In ta tli
3 :"" R- poi i •f Personal Sorviee
WEDNESDAY
V ’H are |>Hikio
BP.i; I’. M. Miller, Or
C. R. Dow and J. II. Phillips of
j family and hns been on the stage after his death so ns to he better Chaii...
I r r c i l o n in t h a w i i f i l o n
Milton Sill* nnd llnri*
M. II Ferry, Miami;
■".
Alls
It,
A.
luglis,
Delor, w e can please you.
ninuingham.
Ala.,
were
among
the
t r i a l y o u . c o m a trr aaa n
since childhood.
Land
Ken you in
qualified to popularize bis works.
LMiami.
| m y a d va n c e d ay ite m n f
business visitor* in Sanford Tues
3: :tn llow Many Points of As- day.
j ia u n iv a r a a M y t n d u m d . H o U e
"MEN OF STEEL"
a c c e id a d , n o m a l l o r d t r t m t
I
social i. nal Standard Have We
Comedy
t
Valdez
I t u U n i. n o fa la o p r o m U a a
tallied
“
Somebody's
Wrong”
Im p o a a ib la r u a r a n t a t i
Williams,
Orlando;
Three British Soldiers
311 First National Hank Hldg.
Tt-lephora; "
I U jt w h a t I da — I da w U
Aesop'* Faltle*
C ARD OF TH ANKS
3:l;» Iteres*
Orlando: Jhmes R.
| C n n r v a a r t m a o n a b lt , t i r w a r ___ _
A re Killed In Battle .
THURSDAY
do; IV K. Brown, Pa
•’
Voting People's Hour.!
S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A
fainaf ot iramna“ltil n cn o na*rnad*n UO n c Ua , G a l l a r
FORT
LAU D ERD ALE Plans i
rpi
i '
. .
Universal
Special
Attraction
,l"i"|{"ted
|,y
Associntional
[Cinnvnn,
Jacksonville;
Real E sta te
are ulrendy under wh>' by the In ! T>lCC't I h 111’S C liiy , D P lIK V y W i t h
\Ve
wish
lo
express
to
tho
many
I a t « t a r j M t U a t o tm ptm
( ' h i n e s e T r o o p s (■hii.iman, Mrs .1 Win. Martin of
Insor
"The Runaway Ex pre**'
n, JnckSonville; Mrs cal organization for entertninmerit j
*• knnth
friends our deep appreciation and
___
_ *
Comedy
Oviiib . assisted Gy Mrs. W. R. thunks for the kind words and
lutllatw.’
a,Jacksonville; A. Y o f the hundreds of delegates ex ! <9i Thursday and Friday or this
( ■ 1 p S t t M t * IW
N tty kmtml
"Flaming Romance'"
SH ANG IIA,, Sept. x. -(A»)— Hun.lit .n. Jr., Titusville, and Mrs. thoughts, nnd also the beautiful
Jzcksnnvillc; Stuart peeled to attend thp next annual ) week "The District Institute” of
Mr. lirncklmhti will miller
1Commander F. C. Harley, and J. N 'b>rris, Daytona.
jonvilte; A. McVay, state convention of
■SSI
flowers
during
the
illness
and
Exchnnge.theEpworthLenguesortheMethoas a special attraction an
I; G. 0. Steele and wife Clubs, to be hckl here April 23, 2 1 !(list Church will he held at flm I Lieut. A, R. Higgins, of the Bril-.
death of our stm mid brother.
organ
solo of hi.i version of
1ish gunboat Dispatch and Lieut.
jT.'Wolfe. New York; nnd 2f>. The date* for the l!»” 7 First Methodist Church of
Weems of Ruine, Ga., ar
Mr. mid Mrs. K. G. Hodges
that latest popular song “ A
The A w n in g s on the Murphy \r
Wekt Palm Bench; gathering were definitely fixed it j f»rd. Interesting programs have |imlf '( 'l! i'|!K!’1’ ^ 't'1' l,r,,lsb jrHn‘
o Sanford Tuesday for a
and futility.
Night of I,ovc."
tny here on business
krr, West Pal m Beach; •he luncheon here of the Fort Lau ! been arranged
Mr. ami Mrs. A D. Rosier ml
'“ ' ' '
■ U l ,f, , b . / , W fnu,,
Wert; made ami installed by us ami a re .in eiia
„
11 >
,
' wounds 1eren rd dill llig lilt engage,
|Melbourne; S. P. Gent ,|.,-(|.,1
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. F. Smith | Ai
•lerilale body.
» A sm.g serv.ee will be held
...... .
llM
k
of our ability as
M t#d Mrs F F Burk nf Day
I lie Yangtze Kivs, r,H.', W. W. Wallop
...
; —
, I niuwHvy fVrninir at 7*:m nVInrk ... XVftli
l
roups
Lieut,
j
tun,i
GV»rg« P rot 7.man
Ttcaeli n."l"ici| to Sanford
L A K K L A N f) \V\th m rpjitsinrr ' u1 Mu-• rhim h. jittn which thi* mrin •
i
\ A ,
Ache
Tuesday am ■in Mopping at tin
*.H. Y.. White. Jnck- by Woody V. Marshall, a graduate h e* will . pair to the City Hall ...ander „ f lll(I", ..ekehafer
(Vk*ry Farms to K en t:*"
A W N IN G M AK E R S
Neii'innh’ fm a few dav-.
iB/ndey. Richmond- of the University of fitdinnn, of tin f("' n social
j wounded.
.Crescent City; Mr chair of business administration
No Job lot) Big for M B |o built He,
‘ mi r riiliiy
will l»r hti *'
Mr. and Mrs.
M. Tunic* and
I.VtJsiiner. Miami; E nt .Southern College, the faculty of day meeting at (lx
None too .small to be appreciated
meeting
at
the
church, with)
Reports Monday told of „ bnt
ISinford; C. T. Smith tlu> latter institution is in readi
Bri'd. of I'hint l'itv. and Mr
luiieheoii Hcrv I in the chureh pur-; tl,. ,,cur Hunching Killing fifty od Mrs. I.dgnr t'nniphcll of Kis
ff. Hooper, Miami; ness for opening of the full term
lors.
During the afternoon tin’ ! miles up tin- Yangtze Rix.r from "nrneo spent the week crnl in San
Two Im-gt* lilnl farms with)
i September l*r>. Dr. Guild M. Spivey Methodist Orphanage at Benson Hanmv. between tho British gun
•"•I
as
the
guest
*
of
Mi
,iM
,|
Mi.t
Seminole
I president, announced. About fif- Spring* will ■..• visited. Follow- bout Scnroh and ( ’nnti.nese troop
atltlitimial cleared land for
D. Dosscv.
KGsinimee; Clvd" |teen,more teachers will be employ inrf the visit to the orphanage. I after the t'liiuene had opened fin■nnvilli-; J. W. Tat*> ed at Southern College during the supper will In rved at the church t on the vcs.-cl. Another dispatch
. m- www:
retd for I!I2(>-IDJ27 sPastm.
1J. Ra.ighan nnd wife coming term than Inst year, Dr.
At (.30 oclock on brainy even-j from London the sumo day carried S a r g e n t P a y s V i s i t
|C. Mnckie. Orlando; B Spivey said.
ing tho usual s"iig service will pre the announcement of tin* admiralty
wife, Miami; A. C.
J. C. H IL L S , JU.
T o C n n lir lg c C a m p
cede tin- interesting lecture to lie Hint there had been casualties un
Hy (). G. Curmlchnel
sr. (Jn.; J. L. Morris. t*/
T A M P A — An error in a tract of giVcn hy Mrs. Alice Crone Twitty H. M. S. Cockchafer and the nrin
llti
Sanford
Ave.
Milane Theatsr B»
d: T. P. F.awrence, Mi- land, which changed
hands
(M
Seminole
County
Hank
Hldg.
an Epwnrth League Evangelist. ed auxiliary Kiuwn when the v*M3 E. Church ,St.
Orlando,
Ih'illinins, Chattanooga; year* ago, was corrected by the Mrs. .Twitty is well known, and her sel* were fired on, but no mum PAU L SMITH’S N. Y., Sept, H
Phone 691-W
Sanford, Fla.
‘ W E F t I T YO U IN T H E SH AD E ”
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■airfiaBnaaaaaai
k St. Augustine; J. W county commissioners here, who talks are always received with were given.
t/Pi — Attorney (ieneiul John G
Ft. Augustine; C. R. voted a new deed of conveyance. much pleasure and interest.
urgent, the sixth member of
President Coolidge’s cabinet, to
Inyhani; Frank Beasley The land wn* sold to William B
The members of the “ All for
I’ UBI.IHIIKB IS HONOBKD
iisit Ihe smmner Whiti* House mi
I J II I’ hillipn, Birrn- Hooker, and is now the property Ghr^it" Epwoith League Union
PANAM A,
Sept. H. (/P)tl"* Adirondack.-., was a guest at
R. Baker, Snvannah; of tiie Tampa Northern Railroad. uro requested I" meet at the ehurc’i
Uriel Duqueii, publisher of La K
i?G
White Pine camp today.
k. Ssvnniinh; F. F. Buck
at 7:39 to hear Mrs. Twitty..
I scIIh, and the Pnrmitiii Star-1lei
Allhoiigli his presence given tho ;
I baytorn. Reach; J. D.
Both
meetings
«n
Thursday
and
BRADENTON- The annual con
P".; II S. Scott, Penn.. vention of Florida florists, sched Friiluy are open to the public, unit aid baa been elected first \u ■ chief executive an oportunity to
discus* depart mental affair*, it
It', Texas; W. 0. Suth- uled for Bradenton, November 3 it Is earnestly hoped thnt a large president of Pniiuma by Cougrc
understood that Mr. Sargent's so i
n9;i: W J. L.imbaugh 10, hns been changed to November number will avail themselves nf l He is Panama’s youngest vu
I president, being only 3(1 years old lotirii nt tile camp is chiefly social |
ninn.
this
opportunity.
Ifi-17, because the former dates
The vote was by acclamation.
in character.
conflicted with the Tennessee state
neiia Vcrke* and Miss convention,
Norman
Reasoner
Mer of JacksonVilla chairman of the Florida organiza
'4wl
(*Y here Tuesday us the tion announced.
rienHs.
•
.
.
„
l
DAYTONA BEACH Chairman
IQ Porter and 'hWMten
pm .Monday evening of the committees to look after (he
tec the oast month with annual convention of the Florida
i’alalka. Jacksonville Association of Kent Estate Ronrds.
to lx. held here November *1, *r>
KUStillc.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept K.
and 9. Iinve been named, and plans
....
.....
^ .............
— (fl’i - M is s Eloisc D. Berry, talc
are
going
forward
for
the
rocopIjith Teague returned
-r ii
lion of some 3,990 or more visitors \supervisor of home economics for
My from Mo.intville, S.
expected for the gathering. A pro th(^ past year, ha* resigned to ne
k"* »pcnt tiie past furt
gram o f entertainment is being cept a position as assistant direc
'
F A L L
T E R M
her mother, Mrs. W.
tor* of home economic* education
drawn lip.
foft Texas, according lo nn an
l,,nll Courses in Violin, Voice, Piano ami Mu
PENSACOLA. — Postponement nouncement ut the State DepartI hjxiry under the finest instructors.
rfliirnctl Tucs- of the opening of Tate Agricul nioht of F’ uRlic Instruction.
(wwi’llville, Ky., where tural College, nt Gonzalez, from
Mis* Berry, who plans to leave
ItoffistiT Monday, Tuesday, ‘ or Thursday,
MwmliiiK thc summer
' .w'j:
September 13 to September 27 be for Austin ubout Sept. M, accepted
morning in
r»0».
cause of the illness of the wjfe thq new position nt a greatly ad
o f tho principal, has been nn-' vanced salary, it was stated.
Suite 203 Meisch Building
Miss Berry, a native of Austin,
rWiii" Ray „ f Jaekson- nounccd by William Tyler, super
i«( l M' ^ue,(l*V «nd is intendent o f instruction. Three Texas, came to Florida from the
I01 ai r aunt M th. John other schools, those at Cottage Hill, University of Texas, where she
Muscogeo nnd Beulah, will nlso taught on the homo economics
staff.
During her supervision of
have their oponlngs postponed.
home economics work in Floridn,
America’s IMadera In Quality And Styl«
[y. Wi«*rt'i riwki nnd Dr.
that phase of tho educational work
temtnec *|)ont the day
NEW S M Y R N A — R. B. Jkggs,
grew in leaps and hounds, ducal
literally
*y as *•»«• guest! o f the
n aged negro, and blind, litora
/jgylg
educators stated.
Miss Berry her««r, Mr*. EmiJ - Am
fddled his way out of a heavy
■inline
munie^Dal
court
hunoniH
°lf
attributed
tho
advancement
to
sentence in municipal court upon ^
^
(|tlscrlbod „„ tho - lnnr.
Our ussoriment Indudeu tana, brown». greya, peayl grays and grjMMB _ . VC4
i
being
arraignedI
beinrr arraigne
•tarying
y g
V0|0U8 opportunities in tho growth
nmart, fashionable ahapes o f the new Beoaon.. A splendid variety o f bBUL.''$3
Bcggs, when
KU*
i’aco aril Mrs. concenltxi weapon
and development of homo economics
cnap or roll brim models.
,*
.x
1 l«’H Monday for Or- brought before Judge C. L. Dohn,
•nev will spend sever- began drawing his book across his wovk." Wondorful interest has lieen
taken in efforts to teach home
lt>p l’ied Plperlnn.
violin,’ and the strains of “ Old
Black Joe" fell upon the court making in Florida, Miss Berry
Mm, W.T d . Hoffmann room. As the court remained sl- said.
Many letters have beon received
, ern parents Mr. and lont, the old negro struck up “ Dix
m»sn or Eustis retum- ie.” A fine of $200 or 60 days faced to the effept that home economic
■■■'i ■■ ..F■ai■■#ij'iVir
jjl
tmentn are being installed
l o t w y ,evcninF fw m tha accused. “ Five daya In j » » .
■
*
J
.Vj
.xvV
da
schools,
with
requosts
re
I thlf points on the East said Judge Dohn, after Becgs had garding plans and equipment, as
Only a good hat* looks like one— Have you ever regntted
flniahed.
well as teaching methods.
Fldrida, she added, is making
JJ" Tumor retbmed to ■ S T U A R T . — Two negroes, John home aoonomics more of a part of
'n/ o r t Myers Mondiy Henderson and R, Will lams, were
a pply, f e y
r 11 pleasant visit here bound over on $5,000 and $2,000 tho.real school system, and is more
and more appreciating the fact
S ',f .he,r mother, Mrs. respectively, in Justice of the peace that home-making.
M ia
« the
.
■king; aa
caso
P * ®nd Kister, Mrs. Em - court, to await tho next term of
with' medicine and
taw, ia opp of
ana law.
:v:,.
Circulation Department
court, on charges ©* con*Ply*nR 40 thej biggest oqctipetlona in* the
murder and rob
,J**. Pof t* y,’
gas station and soft drink stand United States.
& » McR* 0’ 8^« Mlss
, .ei
operator. The ne
i, f c * , M,g
Those fl
a bit draughty
lb transportl ng light merebandto4 the vtestimony,
Sftrt u
Tex., haa de*
In cool ed
ngera
from
Arabia,
'I
shown'her*
t
‘ w * n®l«y and Q. Porter,'" steal * .sum ©:
vised *
a Uf
>K>ek Hi ectleit t/'l f
L 'K
’ * conirtnW known to have been concealed _
r®* Monday » t D t L»on the^prcprietor, and then set £ « •
V4t ;t • > m i| "Ji
Amusements
young
WHEN LABOR BE
CAFMTAL
» rtitSr
HOMES
DAY BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
COLCLOUGH REALTY ('OMPAN ]
District Institute Of,
Epvvorth League Will1
s
Z i l V ... .k!:.... ................
UNLOADED GUNS
SAFE SWIMMING
i’rfs
8
!____ TOM SIMS
w t i O T t a & I s s !°
Wednesday Evening
NEWS OF WOMEN GLEANED FROM
ALL OVER THE WORLD
Understudy"
SWAT THE SIGN
"
A
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
&
farm Lands That Lav
[
B aptist Officers To
Be Elected At Session
)cial
1lendar
V/eT TfcACkl /
p S ife i
««-« i
•
S E llE V e M€,SUH.
3COM ES
ways, plans to have parliament de
A T L A N T A .fOURNAI.
ri
Anl
lf;
H
!lt,h
“
,’
il1
,
an
we
have
no
reason
to
hecline
a
third
sou
heir
to
(lie
throne.
r mean* thnt I mu*t lievt? that it will not be contested again hy the same county
Mill I here may lie no throne.
l iom a recent bulletin of the Jstrnetion industries. In th. form
comnussumers Was there ever a bill passed by the l e g X
While the king has played polo,
lei at trade commission, relating •(<r,
hopest ftffort to he good,
er, sexenh
seventy l>er Cent of the gmsa
ture which did not have technicalities/
holmohliiug with friends in London tn the national wealth, the ( ' o n income goes for wages and snlto pieces all tho brave
i
In-mn
is
inevitable
that
th.
lin e
-()and Itiarritr. ami elsewhere, other of demamiliim between M . ,, 'tries, and in the latter late.r re
’ I fives ninety [ter cent o f the prof.
nutti 111 Spain have played a dif I u?|d "labor" in the Unitedcapital
what isn’t clearly
State, its. In these instances and in
ferent
game.
In'detratood;
i i- it, , inning fainter and less dis- many others, the bulletin points out,
rotten can he art,
each siueeeding year, |the laborers eontiiuu
.
.with
.
,
.
...... to perform
„ revolt,
... , AiUMiiiHing the country's national
THE SPANISH artillery
„ Wo from the sin of be|substantially the same operations
1monthH UKn fh (‘n ‘ WftH » tciult’ iu y on th o p art iiml the king leaving his polo ponl-'i w, aBh. In 1921 at three national
ram artt
hundred as formerly, and it has been only
^ t h e m v ? v .V 7 « 7 h KruWerH tn, ,lbandon th ‘‘ fHrm s and clevoto es, dashes hack to Madrid to p„ t j«"d Iiftv-threc billion dollars, the through (he use .d better methods
l^b# clever means that I must , 7 « i
martial
luw.. ■*1
eommlssion
estimates
"he .and Ihe lessened cost of raw ma
*
»P P *»ren tly m o re lu c ra tiv e e n terp ris e o f the
— eountrv
...... .. t undier ...........
,u,........ .
.........
.
1
4m
Urnk
Prime de Rivera, to make the army J1'1
.
for lil2;t at seventy ■terials thnt capital has been "hie
** *
more democratic, arranged to have
-ms. or whu h fifty-five per 1to maintain its fartv-five per rent
it, men hold sacred, and
d t r u s g ro v e s
a
m,bd,v,Mj ° n « b ea u tifu l farm lands and officers elected, not ranked accord- |
wnH represented by snlariesieut in the total income
ing
to
length
of
service.
That
)"
"
1
« « against forty-five
It is interesting to observe in
c
u
S
n
/
i
^
I
n
t
uM/
n>'
l
Product,Vu
,u
rt!
w
«
h
d
estro
yed
by
\,t^aehlngs telling what
rvni
representing profits, connection with the dis, Insures of
JlV
^ w h u l m w h t b ecom e som e d ay buildinjf lots. ‘ started the row.
rents and interest.
the trade commission bulletin that
in e H e r a ld a n d certain fa r-s ijfh te d citizen s talked « train** 1
J. tfm passiona for my
Although, us the bulletin points
tV, gain;
Huch d estru ction o f p ro fita b le business and an a resu lt Sem i 1 n o w ,T wil1
nwlMM,>’ known, mil. the rate o f income fluctuates , more and more business mynerHliu>
nole cou n ty w as less a ffW to H
»i!
i
an a rcHuit S e m i- ,Th(. kinK-.H
,(t)yHira| l(lliruffc,
is gradually passing into the hmids
in various industries, as for oxan utter Isck
m a rk e t t h a n T v
by Jh« S,U? lp ' « the real e s ta te ) shown in four relent attempts to aniulc. in agriculture, nevertheless of wage-earners and snlnrjed folk.
\r+'f'A v/ k* tx’♦«
lars erniHmin/t <y tile r section o f H o n d a .
M illion s o f do|- assassinate him, will help, but it the -V. Ifi ratio of income dis- There are instances in which work
___from the sin of bcr..J*iC . *nued to pour in to th is c ity fro m the sale r»r tin,...
nnl sl<ii> a revolution nr u t>ul- trdiiMion j* fairly accurate. To ers have become shareholder* in
t ,Iog •mart!
•he industries in which they are
f if ?
tin- fad perhaps more than any
engaged, so th»t their intermit
other miv he attributed the less i really exceeds the fifty-five
A B b#'d e v «r means that I must i
per
enlhg of friction lietween employ ■rent that ionics to them
[ D G E ’S ru e s. Z
I
for their
ers
and
employees
and
the
gra
tify
I'cciimtiH’iiil
AQ th«t Is bane and vile and call
services.
nut trusts. ing Him it of harmonious . o-opoui
that real,
I
\ lowed from nnv angle the facts
>« tumvation of d s soil. He further says;
The President’s friends
Is
suy
“ h i * tlon thnt obtains in America. Cer
disclosed hy the trade commission
nding honor, swear it can
tainly
there
exists
heri
let
tllollc.”
re
UMnt‘ business
nton
no genH onda can solve President fToolidge’s
’oolidge’s farmer renot be
crnl caiiM' for jealousy oti the part : bulletin points to a new industiial
bleef ProHorn,
problem, and remove from his pillow the nightnightregim<‘ in America, and u healthy
use I ’ve known some men
o f either
ONE THING is certain, l>ig busi
one, the logical outcome of unpre
..to lie and steal;
Notew.nthy
exceptions
to
the
bv Sm r°pt ° 5Jt'!?ary'S l ! l,K,,n SU,,Sidy bMls dcfetUed
ness should he allowed to grow a.-, 5»-4fi ratio o f income
cedented prosperity and a tribute
must tear all gentle worth
by Secretary Mellon. The cities o f Florida will take
distribution to the country that offers epua!
big as it can.
in Europe entire uro found in the railroad
apart
'
and
nations united to huihi lip gigantic
con- opportunity for all.
w r m«t th‘;fn’s d v‘?H’ / ‘ 'I"' dreamy developments
lave mo from the sin of botrusts in steel and other products.
wU matermhze some day. when the street-markers
lng smart.
It would not lie healthy for Amer
nf f m ' * C " m * n)L ed’
* be conservative money
ica to hamper big organizations
M IAM I HERALD
; uermany hnH entered
here.
r i n r t »La Wl
,nt.10 a^ rieultl*ral homesteading
alN atJon
during the ensuing three years.
Plans have been
on» will Kussiu
Florida Im , joined in the
fjbfkind?
* • amove- lire no lomtcil arid arc thu* mu mo
drawn for the development o f modest farm plots to
IF THE people huven't intelli merit for Un
lation of
"".''."WM- of "mdente.
'C *
gence
enough
to
protect
them
mimft0r id r rOUKOnab,« prices. Model farms are
1,-anyway, this appeal won’t
selves
ugainst
ii
few
big
men,
they
campaign
('
" " " t "«
C h a rt,/ ,.(
projected
Co-operating marketing schemes are in
' taxpay^n anything. Mr.
A .in S s Z k I
"'"m erce has created „ state
certainly wouldn't have enough to tiro nation
■ Is going to do it for us
process
Importation o f tested dairy cattle is con
protect themselves against the more in term* of beauty less in aml'^fi^y tomutifu^ation commission
templated. Chicken farms are in incubation. Truck
combination of many little men.
commercialism, where the two
v , ' f * 08 nn'* ‘ "unties have co
ii
gardening development is envisaged
W h v ‘’ lie
dash. But „ is b ^ fmste" ' L ! '
' ' " " T
f(>r th“ P»rBoknabodx reminded us that wr
dcstroy beauty
j
‘
beautifying the highways.
haq a sewerage editorial
| fn o ri< to
t " IH. the i . k y . U n r t a l l Lis rcsi-’
WATCH THE stock market this
. , time, but honest, wo aren’t
Motor toiu Ms pouring into th i,! I S , #7 i L ? f . r i,f,?1!_!!avo b^ n
week, if high finunco interest* y o u .
enjoying the roads.
.'waiting for tha tourist scu
l i t closed last Friday before the
j v gorous fight is carried on against ;
lt * rt.
, three-day holiday with strong Guy - look upon the t top real grandeur,
iJra'?, * tanjilin,r o « private land. |
; ing, in place of the usual before, not the tawdry signs. They are111
_ K
r ig h t handy!1™ 1"' th”
"*» »
not interested while traveling in Mitrida * Wlogan* says t|ie tiational 11
sng fellow In Germany swalu-holiday timidity.
being told that somebody’s chew committee for restriction of o n '.ij
P°un^
n*H» to prove his
Then* is no doubt ubout it that one o f the main attractions
Professor Fisher, o f Yale, re is beat for tin gums. That might door advertising, i* “ Swat the'
“ ■Ion but she refused to marry
ports la*t week’* prices a* the
11
who Mgn* and Save t|„. Scenery.”
■ J y t the same. Probably didn’t Florida has for the tourist is the fact that at a season of t hi highest average of the year to hove the opposite effect.
r,1„ , . nieric® has become nn outdoor J
so ninrs the landscape is not
ifld to do the cooking anyway/
thn p?0plu o f lht‘ North are eatlnK canned veee- date.
Oil stocks, ruilroud stock*,
pnlmn. She is ever on the move!l
tablts and cold storage chicken and eggs. Florida folks are traction stocks and others, wisely titled to patronage.
jn motor car*. The sen call*, and;
There
are
proper
media
f„r
ad
i n
■Tampa Tribune says that enjoying delicious fruits and vegetables freshly U r o L
selected, will enable their owners
iy Denew Insists “ most neovertising and urinhjectionnl locn- •he mountains, the tropics beckon l!
A t the present time Florida’s biggest asset is its farm to rest six days u week and play liuns for billboards in commercial and the woods lure, and the people! 1
. their graves with their
golf on Sunday.
But don't gam wetions. But thi»rt» is nn
respond.
They are
motoring j
Whassammatter? (,’haun- lands and these should be cultivated to a maximum. There ble.
good
I a -bad set of teeth?
reason
for
electing
tin
m
w
h
e
r
e
A
m'
w,"
’» « w « y ! l
ts almost an unlimited opportunity here for farmers from
wh, re i■,(fro,., the busy marts of trade th ey)!
--------- o ------they obstruct vistas „ f nature
Cslerymen meet the Grow- other states to come in and help us feed the world ami at
THE FA LLIN G
British lurih Netther ought they |„ be placed' do not want to be continually re-|i
r thf^c games this week to the same time make themselves wealthy. For probably no, rate does not necessarily mean where they are an actual danger ini tided of indestry and commerce; !■
ley do not wish to be slapped in i!
th* season on tho loral lot. where in the yvorld are farms so remunerative as in Florida* smaller population.
If ' Britons to life, at road inter*.-.'lion* and
crowds should turn out to
would let Nathun Straus or some railroad crossing*, interfering with v l T "
T.u'V " u' y "WnboardK.iS
As the Miami Herald expresses it, "There is no excuse body olse persuade them to pas clear views of other possible ap America, with
her materialism, ap- ■
In its final stand
‘ for the tfecond hulf pennant. for the importation into the state at any time o f the year o f teurize their milk, they could have proaching traffic. Many l.illhoard* predates beauty, and is able t o 1!
gratify that de*ire.
!■
large quantities o f dairy products, o f chickens and eg g s,'o f fewer bailies and more population.
nr|%|l the only difference lieTi> have four children and keep
Thmpa and tho other GHr- truck, o f fruit. These things should be grown and market them all alive is hotter than to
.Eden is a simple matter of ed here, and they can be when the state turns its attention have eight nod lose five of them.
PALM BEACH POST
•olG-r'Tampa Tribune. Yeah. seriously to the development o f its farm lands.”
Conditions are worse in Ireland,
[Otfiar Garden of Eden i* In
where the population is actually j Hardly n day goes by but thnt
--------------------0 -------------------- ---------How diffe:
toe the upper St. Johns.
dropping seriously.
I tho ncWs records the killing „r
---------j — o ----------------........
BUSINESS D ISPATC H E D IS business well done, but
: maiming o f someone by nn ” U|,- guns. Nonchalantly he grasps the
Ups in the Hanford Herald business hurried is business ill done.—-Bulwer-Lytton.
GERM ANY IH about to outer |loaded” gun. “ I didn't know a Kun, waving the muzzle wildly in
H>HrU’s Road Sign Systhe League of Nations, that reulor Florida hy Hhcrizes it cannot got along well with- was loaded," say* the author of ,.ll
hsr
be all right, but
ol|
1
ti h|;r'
The next question j*. tho mischief after the weapon di*.
(« SUgfl
r gest— Florida’s
M IAM I HERALD
will
the
league
get along without charges, killing or Injuring Homerged fbr Geor
Russiu?
All
European
nations on© else. But it never HeiMiiK to
met.
Hardly a day pusses without the
shou d be in agreement not to rob occur to him to mako sure about! fli
* * *
Don’t go in alone.
T
it before ho handles tho gun
* I '"Mir and be diKchur^n.i
Reed refuses to consider report of drownings nt some of
shell*
In
the gun wheTit
Don’t struggle ugain*t nn under or fight each other— like the JH
Guns Are all right. They rarely1
nation*
that
make
up
the
United
th..
niotho.
,
1
1
^
n
d s in ■
rarely
(he
r|„the*
aenator again and A! the beaches. This is the time of tow if you are caught; go with it States.
nines closet,
i Inset, or m
ever injure anyone who know* any ns
in the nistol ■
*"’
‘ that ha will not year
be when swimming i* very popu and call for holp.
it rests
rest* m a
« bureau drawer.
thing about them, for the person
2
;.ra-el#ctlon to the lar and when the people who go
I his‘ Is
Is crlminal
criminal carelessness ami '■
who
kifows
gun*,
respects
them,
Don’t wade with your hands
•
York. ..WonTHE JOKE on the god of war is rh© person who knows gun* never only too
into the water need to be reminded above your head; you’ll go down
“B Ptestify.
£ u r v nt' Hospitalthe,
t i V 4G.6nm“ ny ,ontcr'' the league eaves a gun where it can he hand
that there
are some dnngers like u plummet in deep water.
Industrially agriculturally, and fi- led by another unless he is *Ure
there. These do not seriously men
Don’t yell "H elp !" unless you nanclaliy in sounder condition there Is no ammunition either in
ace the person who can swim even need it; remember tho boy who than any other nation In continen the weapon or nearby where it
tal Europe.
She lost the war and could be obtained by curious per we never learn our lesson? ‘
*
have coat Sanford moderately well, and will use reu. called "W olf.”
sonable precautions.
comes out ahead.
There 'is no sons.
He never leaves
» |0ttj lHl
r~
wlthOrlando, but
Don’t drink liquor and then go profit tn war.
gun around. He locks it up
'
If
Dili boy From These precautions uro simple bathing.
and eaaily followed and effective
When the man who know* guns
- Indian sign on the CelDon’t swim with inner tubes and
T t wall recall a certainunder the usual conditions. A bul 'va^,r **9K,G they are treacherous.
TWO FRENCH airmen, Lieute picks one up he does so enrefullv
letin issued by the director* of u . * » " t forget you are ondowocf nant Charles and Captain Wie«er with the muzzle pointed in „ d f’
that ha pitched and
number o f beach roaortA list* them with common senso; use it.
^ ( J p rd about two weeks
have established a new non-stop rectlon where an accidental dis-'
aa follows, under tho heading. "Ten
Charge would injure no one
He
There may be some question as flyin g record.
(i
Don’ta For Bathers":
WTr
to the accuracy o f the last state
down thp barrel to
A non-stop, flight across the
season for selectDon’t go In where there l* 1 IU ment In many cases, but if a per ocean, without any escorting ships sea i f It la loaded, he doosen't *tart
ijfro
n
the
Floriil|e
guard. \ .,*• „■y
son has common sense it Is u good of the navjr.to make it safe, will •o take It apart or clean it with the
oanfora playmuwle pointed at his own stomach
larald's se
Don’t go beyond your depth; tiie thing to us# it. In fact, if he haa •©on be undertaken.
Frenchmen
else’s. |n „ then,:
inford pi
It he will use it without uny in and, ,Ajbtr»u»,;ara quarreling as or at anyone
best swimmers get cramps.
words he respocta a gun a* n Weiip.
junction
to
do
tdi’Remaining
safe
ia their respective
•M l
Not a bad
Don't go bathing less than U o
m2r S S E L i 't E . k ’‘ ,* n I
©f injpry and death fln,i not as
in the water.la largely a matter ot
hflllM aftas
*
common sans#.___ ______ '
I;, Z 'tlh„ ^ “l ,l' r c' w,w;,f
T ' i i '*
r
LABOR D A Y has gone peaceful
ly. In Europe It is a day o f unreat,
a gathering o f troops and police.
Hero it Is only another holiday.
I/nbor |en’t paid ax well on It will
be paid, and bourn o f labor are
longer than they will be.
But
labor ia better o ff here than any
where elae, and la content.
THOSE WHO
control labor
through money should make it
their' bunineaa to increase wages
and shorten hour*, proportionately
with improvement* in machinery
and economic* in production, intund of1 wniting for strikes and
violence to do the work.
Vi*.
tees Are
-----C l ' 1**
T h / ^ f ° Ur- thr mn& pe<^ le in the country diSQ/he, ‘fy? commissioners opposed to an appeal repre
sented about thirteen thousand citizens o f .Sanford
' » t white war.
tra n ta
e a n r la ,
O f course no Referendum on the canal measure has been
t J
\l 18 barely possible that the m ajority o f the people
mt h a l l o i n g
»ra < h
h n te la . a p a r t
or geminole County do not want the canal as is certainly
the impression given by the present controversy. Rut the
lM
a t a ti
kli
I great indicators o f public sentiment, the chambers of comTIU RTY-O NE Inmdred years
_
«t k i s l u f a r t
ago
f ’yriiH the (Ireat captured tho
. S U M * * ,1 - n k r M n a r o r .
r“ tht;r kt!nd J1,1 shmv ^ a t public opinion favors the
canal.
The
local
(
hamber
o
f
Commerce
m
m
of
Totnyris. <picen of the Scyth
M in n
nt
r ltr
h r a n tlM r n i .
........ —...... -■ wuMiim-m- went on record us
ians,
see
the story in Herodotus,
.. r aehnni wate’-i |
" ^ ” ed U\ a” »l»Pfiil. whereas the country chambers.
rH-inn
! representing an mfinitesimally small group o f the business while he was drunk, and killed him,
although Tomyris had warned him.
men o f the county, were against an appeal'.
*iW M >
She caught Cyrus, chopped o ff
»OR
TO
D
AY
Now
that
this
phase
of.
the
controversy
has
been
settled,
M 6
the importance of getting Ihe matter before the Supreme Ins bead, put in in n goat skin,
Court at the earliest possible moment should be borne in filled with human blood, and said;
_
__________
mind, i f the Supreme Court upholds Judge W righ t’s deci- “ For once, drink ail the blood you
i amn* work °»i the canal can go ahead and little harm will want.”
Uewnre of an angry mother.
f ^ , n i ei V ' ° fi th/'! w VL‘ u Cn dom\ ,I f the Supreme Court rules against Judge
free coup&and be glorl- W right, a new lull will have 40 be prepared for the legisla..
W‘ fO;V>THE KINO of Spain, with one
ure and we will be right where we were twenty years ago
Hwa----son ill. another weak in vnrioun H
still
trying
to
get
a
canal
hill
through
the
legislature.
BH CLEVER
t"***
-
►
•* £ •
fo h* « • # # « • IntprftMlon pnvtlUnit that a
republic is a government In which the people ruW, that is,
the will of the majority governs.. For-instance we think we
Jave
a republic In this country and the popular side controls.
,
•
1M * M U l t f Whatever most o f the people want Is done and the minority
M H «t
M II m Is overruled.
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all-
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FLO R ID A S T A T E LEAGUE
JWon Lost Pet.
Ft. Myers................. ,12
SANFORD ............. 20
Orlnndo •................... 10
Tampa ............ . ... 11
Lakeland ......
St. Petersburg ........
Sarasota .................
Bradenton ....... .......
B e lr
fJlV Ninth Gives
'Victory After
\t$ Accounted |St.
a Buns In Ninth £“
*04?Has Shade
•r Of Frombe
:e Knocks Triple
frftilh inttintr rally that netted
i& * w g«Yc the Orlando Colts a
, 8 t6 a verdict in n hard fought bnlIctite-jrestardoy afternoon, nnd pn-ontdc the Telerymon from taking
Itaguo lead n* Fort Myers lost
(eland nguin.
hnow had tho better of Fromn n a pitchers’ hnttle hut erratic
jpfart Droved too much of u
“ Ip for tho locnl hurler to
,.*0*
Orlando secured only
a Ifafctlca during tho «nmc
r~/4ho Feds were rapping eight
into wife territory, hut
|‘ errors hy Sanford proved of
I mote costly nature tlmn the two
bar*td to tho Colts.
iJnTithe opcrtlng inning Beasley
lek of Wells' fly permitting
her to take first, and Frisf t * f making « nice stop of
l fa toller hurled t|ie pill into
* vleftchers. Wells, who had st'dI .Item ), and taken third on Alhcave, scored, and IVtrie
..pond, registering a minute
ih Abrams’ sinirle to left.
_ Jhe fourth Tinker kicked Du
Founder, who stoic second,
when Vlau threw wild
[ W on Dunbar's grounder.
L1"*0*bHBe knock by Frishic
CUjblo by Dumas nave the
their final run of the
• sixth,
falls ntarted the fatal rsll,ninth with n line sinirle to
Re was sacrificed to second
lie, and scored on Abrams’
to center.
ibie was the halt ini; star of
by, getting a triple and single
Sr trips to the plate.
Score:
fORU
All U II H I A F,
<l i a
b ; rf
ie, k«
National League
New York at Bolton.
Brooklyn nt Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Pittsburg.
(Only three game* scheduled)
American League
St. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland nt Detroit,
Boston at Now York,
(Only three gamos scheduled)
11
25
20
15
N A T IO N A L LEAGUE
Won Lost
Louis
81 57
77 57
71 58
Chicago
.... 74 52
Now York .
62 67
Brooklyn
51 72
Boston
. 51 80
Philadelphia
... GO 78
Pet.
.587
.575
.557
.544
,47!l
.424
.187
.101
AM E RIC AN LEAGUE
Won Lost
New York
84 51
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Pet.
.622
.570
.562
.515
.511
.5*5
.4117
.117
1,.
(By the Associated 'Freon)
St. Louis fans today looked eag
erly towards a possible east-west
world series ns the Cardinals werb
leading Cincinnati in the National
Southern Association
league by two games and Pitts
Birmingham nt Atlanta.
burgh by four nnd n half,
Little Rock at Chattnooga.
Cincinnati fell yesterday before
Memphis at Nashville,
Chicago f| to 5 while the Cardinals
(Only three games scheduled)
were pounding I*ittsburgh 8 to 0.
It was it blow to the Reds, for Cin
Florida State League
cinnati must face tho Pirates agntn
(No games scheduled)
anti tho Cuhs when St. Louis has
departed to the comparative ffalat
of (he Boston Braves ball yard.
The Cardinals will close the sea
son at Cincinnati September 26 a ft
er nn eastern tour. The Cards
have sixteen more games to play
an,I Cincinnati twenty. Left Bill
Sin-rdf’ ll was ihe guiding genius
for the Cardinals. He permitted
Norton Selects F ive Sanford hut cue man to reach third base.
Players On M ythical Team , With Doutlut and Ilufey hitting
Including Cantwell, Wilson, opportunely, the issue was never
in doubt. Four errors behind Carl
ALL-STARTEAM
FOR STATE LOOP
IS CHOSEN HERE
Hailey, Friable and Dumas
Mays proved the undoing of Cin
cinnati. Rogers Hornsby is visit
ing Bonesftter Reese for nn old
injury to his spine but expects to
play in Boston Friday.
The Giants with Captain Frank
Fn -eh back in the lineup, won and
|e i nt Boston. The Braves went
hack into the collar when the first
game went against them 7 to 21.
They won the Second 7 to 5, hut
failed to get out as Philadelphia
11,-,'ii Brooklyn 5 to 0.
The Yankees decreased the slight
doubt ns to the winner of the
American lengue jwnnant by Tun
ing their lead over Cleveland to
y> veit full games. They defeated
It , ton 4 to 2, while the Indians
he d to St. Louis 8 to 1.
margin of the Yankees is
wide that if they win hut
f the lit gam ex remaining,
land must win I7 to get the
int. Chicago won the last
of the season with Detroit
I
BY CARDINALS
AS REDS LOSE
Sherdel Keeps Nine H its W ell
Scattered and Is N ever in
D anger; Mound C ity Slug
gers Pound Hall for 12 Hits
Errors Cost Redletfs
H o i i U With The Cubs
1 a ,,r
New York, 7-5; Boston, 2-7.
Brooklyn, 0; Philadelphia, 5.
St. Louis, 8; Pittsburgh, 0.
Chicago, 8; Cincinnati, 5.
American League
Cleveland, <1; fit. Louis, 8.
Boston, 2; Now jYork, 4.
Detroit, 2; Chicago, 4.
(Only games scheduled)
Hoston Drops n^o..
Straighi ( j ^ J J
Southern Association
Out smart Opponto]
Last nf Series by |
Birmingham, 1; Atlanta, 1.
Little Rock at Chattannogn.
Memphis, 14; Nashville, 2. (7 inI'in^ durkness.)
,
(Drily games scheduled)
Browns Hunch]
To Defeat I|
J
Phillies lilan k Iloblns W h ile
Florida State League
Giants And Hraves Divide j SANKORI), 2; Orlando, !).
p a ir; Frisch Back In Game ' Nt. Petersburg, 4: Tampa, 1.
W inner* Tally Six R «
Three Innings1 fl
tflar Shines |'or ,
-------| Sarasota, !); Bradenton, C.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 8. </HLakeland, 4; Ft. Myers, 2.
I n f w v u ,; k s;
Kt. l.mns gained ground in t)ic N», n.e New D.rt y ,[tk
Hanoi L'eigiu* pennant chose Tlica- ¥
I / L 1! A TVIH
U 7 f\ IC
,}Hy i , whitewashing Pittsburgh E n t I \ l j l j / \ I N i /
M l i 1)J
8 to n w ittie < hn ago was lu'.itlOft
U 'K i h , . ......
< in, imi.P i.
C'UI of tit,
Sheiile!, the ' -rlitiid onllllipaW,
ees hunch. ! ;' ,!lr h]u
A
.K i J".;;,;v* n
AGAIN FROM THE
FIGHTING PALMS
7 ,n: , m
" ' “’■I inning
double nr,'Mini,,I f, ,*
tallies.
w<
By Pete Norton
reach'd third base. The Cardinals1
______
The Herald's selection for mil
Score h\ mimic,;
hum h "l hits to lake the victory.1
all-star team in the Florida State
nun ||^| ^
Dmit hit and Ha fey led the attack i-11ort M yers K eep s Lend By 1 Boston
league is based on tin: performance!
New York
with
three
each.
Hafey’s
total
in
"ID
<KHI to*
P o in t; Cusack A llo w s Only
By H. I.. HOOKER_______ for the whole Season. In picking I
Hal teric- .
^
cluded
a
single,
a
double
and
a',
the team we have
noticed that
7 H its AVhile D avenport
triple,
ShoCKci' an 1 Ui 'fiLf.uiith.
Tuesday's affair nt Orlando was there is an abundance of pitching J
And M cRae Y ield E leven
just another hnll game. It was a talent in tho league and It is hard:
St. Louis pushed across a pair
good hall game although the Colts to discriminate when there is such
o f run in the fourth on llotto^t
Heat Trib-’
got away with the long end of a 1 a host of material.
FT. i\n Fits, Fla., Kept. 8— W )
ST. I .<H |- ■"opt. K
ley's
mp' , Hafey's triple and!
[
-------I
---- ——
to 2 count. Some of the features
Two more
Ft. Myers remained in first place St. I.i>ni
saerifi'1
In selecting five Hanford playi s Dempsey Opponent Has W on-] I,aiming Holds Tam pa A t O’Farre
r" A' l,un>'h«J
of tiie game were worth traveling
when Dent- in the pennant rncc, although the Utile in
M errv W h ile M a le s Pniind I W|,rr '“ tiled
hied in
in the
the fifth
H
1 "L ifntinn
for
the
composite
team
we
do
not
de/fui
Personality
Unlike
D trcy w n ilt mniUH I mmu |ljt sipiK|Mit nrnntham made a wild!i Palms
dropped
their
second and von timn
to see. Cecil Frishie’s three-hase
ili»
think
we
are
showing
any
special
A
n
v
o
t
h
e
r
F
ig
h
te
r;
U
k
e
s
Dill
4-1
V
ic
to
ry
;
Allan
G
e
ls
I
,^
ri]
clout, followed hy a two-base hit
Scut ii wort h's tap and j -i might tod-alu'land here Tuesday ilians, X
'Hi"
Brown*'
Xavor
to
the
local
chili
as
the
play
hy Dumas was worth anybody'i
j 1 to 21* ESUnm
l
:: H its to Hal 1000 fo r Game Horn 'by singled.
drove out three l.ix t'llll; ie In
Solitude W hile In T ra in in g
Dirwj
money
Lee Withrow's hurling era selected have shown all seam
III)
two
d"
1
The event li hnuiglit I hree more j doubles and a single in five times
f"Sr shj|
that they are the class of the leap
. . . . .
I
was cm client. nnd the brand of up
three hide
mas. two singles, a sacrifice, a. J|l L;Hn-'i'-i.
in their respective positions, i NKW YORK, Sept. 8. -(/PI— I I \ MPA. Fla.. Sept. 8.- f/I'i
pitching he displayed was good
A ll K H IH)1 A
Score
b\
Otto Damns, Celery-Fed
outer Mild mannered and of studious IP i I'raig was hit, in timely fash doiilde and a triple .leioimlmg f o - . L A K E L A N D
o'
rig-:
•> 6t 0
enough to win nine out of
1(1
1
gardener, has been named cap tin i 1frame of mind, Lent* luiiney. chill- f ion today, the Saints copping tip* the tallies. The Cardinals closed i Brazier, If
(
'h'Veland
I'd
0fH) 011
games.
2
5
4 12 0
of the mythical team, ns we regard lenger for .Lit k Demnsey's world IiN.<] game of the series yvitli Tam the game with another run, South- Ellam, fh
St. Louis
:'-’l
"1
(1OU,
0
1
0
.
1
2
worth
st
oring
on
n
sacrifice
after
|
Fid
voye,
cf
him ns one of the best and smart-; heavy weight title, _ represents an im. I tu I. The Smokers were
BattenI ’lik'. K»rr t
Today the team retss.
Every est players in this class of hull. I unusual type in the hexing game. In leless in the pinches before the visitors had filled Ihe sacks. |Francis, e
5 0 0 1 0
•'ll; I*ii 1K ;i*■r| Sfhang, ^
member of the club deserves a rest.
4 0 0 4 6
Belies His Game
l. cming, only four hits being made
Cuyler was the busiest Pirate I Bon/.a. s*
Pitchers
0
0
The strenuous campaign waged
J
4
2
off l lii! Saint soul himw. Score:
in the field.
He got three hit* i Buckley, 2b.
.
4
Except for his fine build, the
Wilson nT Sanford, ( ’antwell of,
X"\ timb Piuj;
throughout the senium hy thi"4 0 1 0 1
and had seven put mils in the i ^'iisnck, p
AM R It I'D A
SI I’ ETK.
Snnford,
McRae
of
Ft.
Myers,
Cul-'
brisk
step
and
tanned,
ui:;gi*cl
apf
11M
At
,i
i.
s»
1
1
:,
group of youngsters would Ih- try
4 II 1 1 t
middle garden.
[ Dodgen, 1h
•h'lm-'Oll. ss
5 0 1
1
fiip'ii drove Sini*H n(f |
ing on even the oldest heads in hrenth of Orlnndo. and Kurt/, of penriuice of the trained athlete, D"vle, 2h
4 1) 1 0 0
St. Ismis
000 220 101^8 12 0 Mockman, r f
5
0
1
t
0
in the fird inning,
baseball. Not once, since the sea Tampa are the five hurlcrs we i Tunncy would scarcely he Ukun Blown, cf
0 0 0 0 0
1'ittshurgh
(motiotltioi) ti t) 11Johnson, rf
5 0 0 1 0
manding
lead mrr i
son opened, has the club been be have picked as the cream of th e ! I»V the casual observer as one of Itrvan, If ...
1 2 2 1 0
Batteries: Shcrdel and O'Farrell;
feated the visitor*, 4 |
low the 500 nmrk it; percentage of state league. Alt.httve inatlc gumt i thu foremost pugilist* o f his day. (Itludes, 111
37 1 [ 1 27 12
1 0 l 1 1
Aldridge
and
Smith,
Gooch.
Total*
final 'game ,,f the
games Won and lost. It has been records and all have prospects o f i l n spite of seven pretty active A llm, rf
AB R H PO A
______
FORT M YER
1 2 1 3 0
Clancy,
pun hs.iol .fn
In the “ charmed eiri In" for so going up in the game with a little 1Vears in the professional ring, tho A ii-1ill. Hi
(i
3
4
1
1
Reds Lose Ground
|Uasares, 25
1 0 1 ID 0
former Marine has few outwardly
Rock, started tli? rally)
many weeks that one of the lower more experience.
11 1 6 1
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I
1
C
IN
C
IN
N
A
TI,
D.,
Sept.
8.
</!’)
Chaneey,
r
6
II
‘Klekl'V,
c
6
*,
visible marks to testify to his Can
Chicago th" caw.
berths in the league would not fit.
4 0 1 t 0
Cincinnati lost ground in the J Wickham, cf
1 tl 2 (1 1
ute ers
Diets in the roiM'd arena.
Ilia l.anning, p
*,
ling fi atno d «dh tlrr* |
1
1
6
\
2
National
l.i.igue race \vh' n it Doran, 1h
Lope/, hard hitting receiver ' i''in |nose is straight- -naturally
and
Johnny Wilson, who hurled a I null'll, gets the call behind the ll(p| |1V JlM synthetic prntes.x- and
I n 6
1 0 ] eluding a a- mlde 1 1
! dropped a game to Chicago Tues- , Grandio, r*'
I otlll l
1 1 ■1 ID 27 16
:: 6 0 16 6 U i Si ore Ie ii.neifi:
Ix-nut Iful no-hit game in Orlando hill, while Allen id Sanlord should (pjs
1day S to
while St. Louis won Daniel;, lb
, s ;ir,. fm- fg>"iu the ciuilL
A M L'
AB It li IMI 4 K over Pittsburgh. Fumbles behind . O'Redly, ; ;
»» *1 'J 2 6 1 ] D e tro it
on .Monday morning now -knows he one o f the i*nt mtclmrs in thcif|,,wer variety s<> common among )TDenirt
II
II
.>
1
M) tkil
ii
6 6 (1 1 u (Chicago
what
means to he "gypped." It league iii'XI year, as lie ha; 'level [ veteran-, of the padded fists.
i Carl Ma>> cost a nnmi>i*r oT runs Davenport, |>
I T u m i"
1 II 2 -> •I ^j wlnle I he Red- did not take ad McRae, p
(I | Battei a
Smith.
0
is ieported that ijie president >>f oited fa t m the past, two month
tl
1
)
il
..
.
,
.
,
,
1
o,
.
.
t‘ ; II 11 .■ 0
1
1
bl ank rdne eves and a mop of i Stanton.
__ j .Johns and W1ml.ill; !
tile league, J. H. Asher, stepped ill
"
vanlage
of
the
liits
they
made
o
ff
I
hirst Base
brown hair, worn in closely-clipped 11si per, .
1 0 0 ■) ,»
ami changed the official scorer:',
:I2 2 7 27 17 4 I Curdy,
'(i ] Kauffmiiitn and Bush. With a suh'
Totals ,
1 0 11 0 6
Hailey
nf
Sitnford
is
the
class
;.f
pompadour
style,
complete
TimLee,
rf
- —
Id, cf . . 1 l 1 1 0
record to show that. Mr. Tinker’s
120 106 001) i li
double play in his hand in the first i LA K l l.A N 1>
1 II 1 1 l
», nb . — .4 (1 1 1 1
hoy, Joe, was the author, of a hit. the league at the initial h,issues.' iiw's pleasing facial l iiaracteristie j Kalvat/.
inning Gritx muffed Dressen’s as- FORT MYERS
601 010 01)0- 2 ,
W o ()(fS
■1 0 1 J 1
. 1 n 0 t
h 2h
In that. game. Joe certainly need The Celei-y Fed first slicker is with- , Imndsomeness, in a senary-jaw SBlacks!" I., If
" i sist. He ah’o let a grounder go ’ Two base hit Kllani !!, Brazier,
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0
out
doubt
the
best
fielder
at
his
ed.
gladiatorial
fashion.
|
Barnes,
1
17
0
1
0
1
4
»r, If
T
ed a hit.
; through him Inter.
i o ’lteilly 2. Stolen bases Futvoye.
1 1 II 0 1
Bullets and Fist*
'<>n)g, p
r, 1 b
. . 4 0 n id <i
The afternoon game was another posit am in the circuit anil is re. I
102
001
020—
X
II
1
1
Biazier. Buckley.
Double plays, |
i
'hicago
tl llu ....
. ,L
. ,
, i l.cucll, \
c ..... ..... 4 0 1 r. T
1 6 II II 6
good one,
Cantwell marked nn guided as on<‘ of till' most dang
200 mo 000|| 4 1Buckley. Bon/.a and Ellam 2;,Do< in innati
At 2H Tunncy is the picture of
erous
pinch
hitters.
ow, p ........ -1 0 *1 1 *>
his twenty-fifth victory of the
■1►
health
vigor. .Arm
Army
life with;
with
Batteries: Kauffmann] Bush an,
uu/l/’hancey. Left on bases
1 «
Hccninl Base
,.u
.'I,lni and k,K<,r'
y ....
Totals
12
27 :i \
season. The morning puper of the
Marines hardened hm muscle:;,
irlnett; Mays and Hargrave.
, I akelaml II ; l-oit Myers .(. Base
Hartnett
J..J05 . 2 8x25 I L 1 “ City Beautiful” resorted to the
x
Batter
for
Craig
in
ninth.
___ ___
Imi halls o ff Davenport
Pete Doyle, veteran keystone trnineil hi.; eve and nerve* Indore
. „
,2; „ McRae
DETROIT. Se|d.
it whan.winning run scored. old cry "the umpiru did it." Twenty guardian of HI. Petersburg is the |1(. was of voting ugv. Outdoor ST. PETERSBURG 020 001 100— 1
Struck
out
hy
Cusack
2; Dnv- xVood, Detroit -i-ortu
Phils
Blank
The
Robins
ID #
AB R II PO A K flvu hall games are a lot for tho choice for second base. Pota plays life has kept him in robust coudi-! T A M P A
ODD 000 100 — 1
P H ILA D E LPH IA , Sej»t. X,- i.^’ i |cnp"i t I; McRae I . H 1^*
n muinc l in itesiiiioo ■
1 2 5 1 umpires to give one pitcher. No inside baseball. Hi* recent per- lion.
ties —
Two hn
hits. Tanner, Allen.
Ihe Phillies shut out the Brook- Jcoport :> in 1 1-3; McRae 6 in < iiarmsaorth 11ophy, *ai|
: 'S - 6 2 >1 1 mention was made of forfeited foi munce in thu Sanford Saint
Sr, 2b ...
h;iil ( barney. L o s in g , lf wot-|(,
W t Mpt*
Gene prefers as much (piiet and Sacrifice-. Stanton, ( I r n e 1c s, yn Robins T uesilii v, 5 to (I. W a v - I " '10 games to Orlando. No notice was ! series when he started everyone on
c .*•.... ..... 4 2 2 4
inleii bases, Salvatz. and Dean yielded’ hut six hits t„ pitcher Davenport. Uminres Brail' V,]
With Mi-. Urt-ric*
..... 1 t 0 1 n 0 given of games taken from Sail Ins team’s double plays, was one solitude a. he can get when he ci I.uckoy.
Blackstni I
Jie visitor;.
visitor.'. Fred t,ciu*h
Struck nut hy Ijin- )Jie
[,cach led the Icy and Fredericks. Time 1:40.
training fur an important figlil.
terdny (ID' sled the Frt|
[ins, lb ...... 3 () 1 11 1 1) ford.
of the outstanding hits of field
lenging ("ist
ExfCU
"I like tile woods fur my <"leli ning 2; Cung 2. Base on halls off attack on Pitcher Petty of lironk....... 2 , 0 0 2 (1 1)
mg seen here this year.
Fanning )(( ' raig 2, Base on halls j lyn, with a triple and two singles,
Lanning
which (|llit tire rare !M.t(
n 0 0 1 1 0
tinning,”
he
says.
‘‘
Rough
and
I
Ami now that only six more
Shortstop
him to
I victory t1* II"' 11<fender (
Tl 0 1 2 0 0 games remain to be played it’s time
rendv walk, away from the crowds I o ff
,, Lnmi"
. ./ ti:
. Craig, , 2. .Hit by, which allowed
,
. .drive
. . in two
* l c t ....
Frishic
of
Sanford i; the Iasi and anv excitement, is the thing
.....
3
,' 1l i " l, " " 5 4’ .i-urh and runs and score one hunaelf.
I pleling "i" lsi>
0
0
0
1
6
Ilbo, p ...
the president and directors nf the
I unit in.
I he 1■Ii;tli<'ngiI
*/
V1*'
Bruoklyn . 000 000 000- 0 li o
local club were thinking of next est shortstop in the league and that puls me in shape. Under such 11 '’V, „
Jlo havi* Id’i'ii il.uiuMhWt
gets
to
more
halls
tlmn
nay
other
(als .... .
27 3 5 27 12
condition,
I
plan
out
my
lialtlg,
I
1
1
*
S
l
■
l',t,’r
,l,urt'
r
Philadelphia
-rtf*
1
O
IO
O
lx
-5
10
t
veiir. They must first have a
here. Wil‘ side to it" jl
'innings:
He also figure whalTm going t«. do. Th.*n'fP'.
l-evuie and Ague.
Batteries: Petty. Kohler nnd Dumanager for next season. There inArt at liis position.
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ter than II nule; an Hjg
000 101 000
parks
ii
mean
wallop
in
his
hat.
brd
when
I'm
M
-iidy
In
hop
into
the
j
m,e
2
_____
Bet
ry;
Dean
and
Wilson.
l ee Crowe deserve* to come hack
the time it letaninwl ■ ’
Third Base
260 (100 001 -3 is only one tiling for them to do.
ado ...
ring, niv .mind is clear and mv limly
ai
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NEW YORK. Sept. 8.-(/ P )— and was pesrlv three 1
hits, here for a* tunny year* a* he cares
fmmary: 'T w o
base
(lO O tl
Doran of Fort Myers is easily ready. I'm imt bothered hv any ! V ^ O ttO ll Y l i l K C S
Giant* Divide Double Hill
Twelve years o f strenuous touranIB, Duma*.
Three base hit*, to piny bnU. He has intimated that the best hot-corner artist in the ln* ......
BOSTON. Kept. X. (/I*)-Th»» meni play have failed to ilini the ihe lead im: ML4
....... .. ,ir indecisions.'"; p r o | r r t .Sy T ) U r i m r P * i u l
bit, Stolen Imsus, Well*, Du- ho will return next year provided stale league, lie i; a big fast mail
I mi ties' dodged bullets iii France, J “
L F U r l l l L 1 tln l. Giants divided a double-header In: tie of Billy Johnston's tennis or the heat wss ' onij’lrOa,
htoaio Myers, Sacrifices, Petrie, Tin- nn agreement can he reached be- a good fielder and a heavy hitter.
Wood I'llol’ il |W .
with ihe Brave* here Tuesday, dull the edge of interest ill the lit
rMTVjlBasil on halls o ff Withrow 2; tween himself and the power* that
thirty
uenticsl mile* « J
Left Field
Inking
the
first
game
7
to
2
and
hn* little Tear of an opponent's!
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*
tle Californian’s 1026 drive tn iin'F r o jb e 2; Strnek out hy Frombe bo, Thera is no excuse for waiting
Petrie of Orlando because of his
dropping the second contest 7 to 5. *'*i»I William T. Tildcn in the na- at an average s|«‘c
[1throw 4. Umpires, Meikle until next April to sign him. That wallop, and because of his ability
AItiilough Boston gained an even tional championship at the West 61 rnik> at) ,l" ur,
,l“ "lVnl‘r.;.:x .an floor you without I
fS'’V' ''
alllna. Time 1:4t).
followed hj in; tivs nt«TI
hl> apartm ent o f Agrieiilture’.: break, the team went hack to last Side Club, Sopt. 11 to IX.
work should tie done now so tlni: to cover a great deal of ground anv Dinner for a counter" he re
the Misses America H
him ked 1SHmmnry " f 1
1,1
place a* Philadelphia moved iatu i
he can he on the job early next draws tiie assignment here. Dun marks, "hut f i t ;
who came East with
111 .... .
deh
f<>. Dll' Week ended ye;
bar of Sanford is a better fielder and puni-he 1ale,Shed will... . tak ] i‘r«
snring.
th- seventh position hy two p e r-U t'
siughliu in 1011 to trophy Wood sccimipH*
ha)
lacks
the
puni
h
at
bat
Unit
i-m ....... ..
I never wmrv d,m,t
I,,U‘ *"
n‘ l
Lee Crowe brought to Sanford a
them."
I made good tuogiess in most of ilm i"11
tniv'‘ov<
■c ' iiiMoklyii.
b'!’ Uy Vh" ,r ° f a V^ i . '. M . a x e ™ nr.is world with n tor- which has never hecn 4'
y civcr
Jilisehllll fillI).
He hrouglil the the Colt outer gardener possesses
.,
./die forehand drive, five times in won a third llurm*wm
l.ikes
Books
i
more
rantern
sections
"
f
the
!„
b,
Center field
mctiihors " f L|u* club here with the
apt. blank rrtseh played sec-; the last six years has been Tildon’a It placed him ahead ol
nlral <ii
Otto
Dumas,
of
Sanford,
one
of
jowent .expense account nf any chib
tDolllDi i!;: i",1'
K,.’IY*,r • I- j tricts,. and p o o r'^ n e ia lly in the I " !,(l hast* in the Inst half of tho, foe m the final round o f the event. and Sir E. Maehny *
m tlm league, lie has mnnageii th<> league’s lending hitters, the
,U
M
n
given Old |west. Tomperatufcs " ere general- ] n nth o f the opener, making . h)K (Each lime the fighting challenger of whom won the deptf
the club throughout the season, best tiase ruimiT in the league, and Man Par min I to worry about, i |y nhovo normal, and rainfall w | !.'l.1,1
.V11' Dmnt« Hue-1 from the Far West tms waged a England and I
*
IN T I c T H t Y, N. J„ Kept. how well, the percentage tables one of the fastest fielders in the lliltui
I
.
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w
ni,"
R
1
b‘
o*
)mostly
nioderntn,
although
there
i
.
‘
.
‘
‘
*n d#t. j thrilling struggle against the tail Frederick K. l-nniham*
circuit,
is
picked
as
center
fielder
Ock Dompsey is likely to alone can show. So many base
ii ; I
1nll|g for the eye, he were heavy to excej-.-ivo rains in M' ' H H‘t''t''ri^ wyeks ago,
i Philadelphian, with their battle of likewise for Aoienc".
0 richer hy his fight ball records have fallen before the and Captain of the Herald's team
a ft*w Hoctionn.
York
0-Pi 000 7 J4j | . K.»i!n truing fivt» s«»ls hofnrp TlWen
Wood won ihe tro hy
Right
Field
flfene1Tunnoy.
( Vlervtneii this season that nn ex060 Poti n^n 2 i) 2 1"uJd save his crown nt 4-0, 11*0, England in l.!,-nrhv ■hsMengct' is something of 1 Rain* in Kentucky seriously de Boston
Grandio of Fort Myers is given
i champion it wn* revealed to- |mtL statistician would he rciiutrcd
Batteries: MctfUill.m Hn,| J^ff. ’ -h 1 6, 6 1.
k .u" " " l"°* Mornings out on laved tobi/ceo mAting
Digging
defend'd it m *
the other outfield berth because of
)*a been guaruntnod $175,000 to keep up with them.
the 1o,id at sun-upchc usually tucks sweet potatoes i; fairly general m Midi leu; Benton, Comii'y mid Tay-j
'Hie "m ighty atom," tennis fol- English cfialiesgcr »
his ability,in the field and the num
L privilege o f 50 per cent of
« volume under Ills arm to read
hn
D
-j lowers eull Johnston, nnd well ho VII, owned hy 8>r M«l
Itfi receipts ubovu $1,000,000.
Young hall players have been ber " f base hits that he rattles When he takes a rest. Omar Khay the, southeast. Sugar cane i* re
covering
from
the
effects
nf
the
iekard has nsnured Dempsey developed hero to send to the o ff hi* bat in the course of the yam. Emerson and II. G. Wells are
remirs hy the title. Despite hi*
Second Game
storm in Louisiana with slight
Because of the .hoU8,R
iMimll stature, for Johnston weighs
\e (tptc will reach91,7r>o,ooo. market in larger numbers than any season.
among his favorite nuthors. Ho damage, tho summary says.
New York
600 126 600—5 11 t " nU 120 pounds, the veteran Cali- in London, cells in *
event Dempsey will gut other club can boast. Wilson was
can fling ipiotations from them
The week found Florida euUun Boston ..
003 OOu ()4x - t,7,11 o fornimi has been credited with do- are being rented n*
lu* the guarantee for a
with as much ease and facility ns nicking made good progress, fnvn^ay go thirty second* here. Four or five offer* are now )
Batteries:
Uurnes
mid Florence-1Lvi>l","ui(t <,nw. of tht‘ greatest foro.
n
j
117411 I> ,,u4 no losses his punches.
ofable weather for harvesting corn, Hearn and Taylor.
’ .Binlt of 10 rounds.
' baud drive* in the history of netin the hag for Ben Cuntwoll. Crowe ( S t f t Y B B o d y W i l l I v C S t
haV, peanuts, sweet potatoes, setdum, ii seething smash o ff tjie tho
By received $435,000 for brought him here. Allen and Dun
SICKNESS SPREADS fltjg strawberry plants advanced.
ground
ujHin
which he
advance*
lenient with Louis Angel bar nro going to bring a lot of
■$250,000
FIRE
IN
\TLANT
V
i
— ---------T D K y i, Sept. 8— UP)—The As
Carto fa ir to good. Citrus lining
lirw years ago.
Ills pro- money some dnv. Crowe hnmglu
nnl today print* reports of the
ATLANTA,
Ga..
Kept.
,v
o
i
w
l
cordcd
hnrrier
for
l!u” IInIr
ord gate was $100,000 for them here, Dumas, who will be sold
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. Sopt. 8.— spreading of sleeping* sickness well.
Los* by fire which razed the plant I , . ' .
,
’
’ OiMirgos Carpentler in to
higher league
within
n short
— a
- ..............
..............
...........nun
(/IVrhe body of Rudolph Valon- nlong the coust „f the inland sea
NATIONAL I'RAfi
Jnco has Its value. It pm- of the Atlanta Ice and Fuel Com „,:Y.’h" Hton shnrc;a with R. Nonris
r)l«n ho won the title from timo ha* lieen developed l>y Lee tino, plnceil in a mufblo crypt in Raying there have been .130 cases
ht nine-tenths of the pnny Tuesday wa* estimated iii 1Will'wm** the distinction of^ haVlttf
}n 1019,l ho
he £fott $27,- Crowe, Frank Bailey, HkewUe, has the cemetery yesterday will rest In two week*, causing fifty dealha. ducc
Batting,
upproximutvly $250,01)0 hy offi
I,,UCe nm°ng Amarka'g, first
work i conversation output.
w ith ----$100,000 thut wcolvod moat of his real experience In a ptivntv mausoleum here, A l
cials today.
So intense wu« th,. fliBht uf [’ layers for more than ten
thla. ««a*on.'
bert Gugllcltni, hi* brother, said- to
heat from the smouldering''^ ruins ! ^eam'
*fach
11,80has ‘ been *a^
l*ihnt>
>a! day.
,
this
morning,
that
offlciiiU
were
°
ub
e
w,nnor
the National (
$od j i , considerable
" f e & . f
BBIDGB PLANS OKEYED
A bronie tablet will boar both
unaW* to examine valuable h ■!
- J"bnston in HH5 ifnd 1910;
‘y ln advaoc* from
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 8
tho ancestral name "Rodolphu GumnChlAery
to
doterrfiin,'
the
full
ex.
1
Wi,liull'H
In
H>U
and
1910.
.
^Triples, W«lkcr,
and
t ft has bcen.safe- Tho .War Departniant1approved gllclml, Valentfi rn and the name
<ij
lent o f the ilumaKc.
B o r v W il- n .™
a. mid-western bank today plana of Marion County, by which he
nown \o millions.
Stolen Bases, Lup» ,
. attachments which Florida to modify plan* for the
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TUNNEY UNUSUAL SMOKERS DROP
TYPE IN SQUARED FINAL GAME TO
ARENA OF TODAY ST. PETERSBURG
Some Gossip About
The Cclerymen
r|eri
J
!Beats French
I
FOP .WOtltl S
Johnston Is Ranked
Hij?h In Net World
AIter Twelve Years
nt B.iieaii uo'M toiiseitiMfiitiy hei Week,
Says
Ucnort
:k Dempsey May
$850,000 From
JQe With Tunney
J
the first to go. e.rowo hrough him Brother Decides P ilm
J
Leaders In MJ
Leagues^Are S
In Private Mausoleum
Famous Bait
ni», hit former manager. bridge acroaa the Oklawahn River
at Storkea Forry; Th* Ftbrlda state
rood application to modify plans
rQ0 B8 T O a M ADRK
tojr he Duck Crock bridge near
~ ‘ '' ‘jvga; of Saraiiota
1 ~ across Lemon
S ? A "A !
in*
.
tnfiux'ol
Sot
n r »,r
.1 :
.immigrant*
* jaho work
picture prodMCfttgpo called for the
'•'•*’ 'ttB y Anfodked Press)
erection of n statue-in the heart of
Jim
knocked nut
ital. The
the motion pic£u
f 25, 1002, in
dowment Fittidihi;
other provide* ii
i bout In a va_
o f a children'*
. ward. A eiglith yi
Tirith a high bdafcl
campaigi
be started
k A- crowd of a,*
immedli
d,"tC tho epcloainje.
Alentino’* 000
vk
e Beltran
'actor as g
Valentina'*
-jintlva.
by*h£
iv-u
Vv
ight Title
Two plans 'dWyndor considera
tion by Juabph
■6j^h Schenck, motion
to Itnfy- -fffo t.-ta r
—
'■ -
*W
LLLI
»H d
i'V
—
oo
'by,the ctySUnAUoaf.ny-l
Sijii
cS ic a S
, : N^
1; '1^
wa|kout nt musicians in al
e Granoy, the referee,
vaudovillo th
’ dressed up in the "con*
P
*
,al’«n
and K a U ,1
1 •Vening d f w , " ,
picture houses in the cpur
vily veiled.women g it a yer^f-definite possibility"
no dBrnonstratlon iof
.Mk» ;m ^ae b y. ^ i e S S r it.hi for thi^w<
n«,fc^?L^^ne fbusici«ns:g
fcH ** w* 8 9*tlm atedit I 0 j rVgeb a settlement.-,JruaiciQns.chieJ’ said
retired premawmt-I
A^m nonneemim autkot^f
uwd*to aayj^N,,
tM ihrmonr
“ ■ “ 'Nf
. u
Decrease Is Noted r :<'
In Treasury B a la i^
TALLA H A SSE E , ;F l«
1^ ) —A decrease pf
the treasury balance -
.July dl was shown fa
> y by J. C. LunipfL si
'm ? l - _ r ---llgl?>f
Kretotfi $
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53— Building Materials
78—Offices and Desk Room 90—Automobiles For Sale
MORGANTOWN, W. VA., peo.Tc
are interested in Florida. Each FOR SALE cheap, 2 pair double OFFICE FOR KENT— la ttetsch BE SURE and see the new custom
garage doors, can bo seen Sul
of them through a classified ndd in
Bldg Apply A. F Connell} A
built Studebnker*
the Morgantown POST. s ix mitll Oman Ave., Thone 671-W.
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
____ BAN JUAN GARAGE
a work for six consecutive issues.
5H— Household
Goods.
___________
JHOA—Real Estate Directory
SANFORD BU1CK CO.
FOR SALE--S|mct* on thin page
212 Magnolia Ave.
for classified ndvei ti seracuts. n i !i? n BIMr ^hoiiogranh. cabinet ■ HIGGINS SMITH-WIGHT, INC.
Phone* 307
•)»*tgn, Mrs, U. E. Heinrich, 1-4
Heal Estate and
Why not rent thuse vacant r.aims,
or sell those second hand goods? Um l 'Rond ° f W ‘ lSt' ^ ° n De"
LINCOLN - FORD — FOKDSON
INSURANCE BROKERS
Edward Higgins, Inc.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
------------- LIST YOUR PROPERTY W ITH, Commercial * Palmetto. Phone 331
»i)-Npecta^ at ihe Stores.
"The Rexall Store"
"TH E LOT KINO”
We make « specialty of our prompt
HCfl First Nutionul Bank Bldg.
M A I N K - Wntervllle, Morning
filling of preneriplious and quiik
Sentinel. Thousand of
Maine
delivery.
THRASHER A GARNER
pooi’le are mu-rested in Florida
• DAY I A N "
Real Estate and Fire Insurance proper ty, Rem h them through
D ru g»_^ S,,‘,u ~ “ ,’ t S» ndwl‘;hes
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
the Sentinel, Rate card on upPRINTING TH AT PLEASES
plication,
An electric fan that is:
SEE R. C. TISDALE fur good buy*
rypewTiturs umiAdding Machined
in Real Estate, 236 Meisch Build* COLUMBUS, (G h.,1 LEDGER THK SEMINOLE PRINTERY
Quiet Running
: nig.
601 W. Hlh St. W» N. Lumley, prop
* nullified ads have the largest
Circulation in Southwestern GenrDurable
McCALL & FOX, Real estate In giu. Kate: Sc (rt-word line) line.
WIG HT-CH RISEN DERRY PRINT
vestments. Best buy* are among
> SHOP — Printing,
Engraving,
I-mv Priced
our listings. Phone 74b.
Embossing. See ux first. Wu do
DAILY N E W S - it cover! Brow
it. Phone 117-W, R. R. Avenue»rd County thoroughly which I*
Ask to see them at
: HI— Wanted To Rent.
Commercial Street.
on* ,lf the most rapidly'growing
section. on the Florida
r UMl
THE BALL HARDWARE
.W AN TED to rent by 3 adults, Sample ci*pi xml r«t« card upm
19— Building Contractors.
furnished npartment of 2 bed request.
rooms
and kitchen or small hotlae.
.SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile (i7— Room# W ith Hoard.
Must be in j^ogd location and price
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing
reasonalile. Permanent. Phone 82.
over old roofs. Leaks repaired Ei- ROOMS, with or without meals,
Di >DGK BROTHERS
tunates free. Satisfaction guarnnReasonnbla rates. Lincoln Hotel
Mi—
Houses
For
Sale
Ii'ed. Onk Ave.A 3rd St. Phone III. - I butlers
. r a t e s
l» AdfMC#
*Twiu b« rscelrtd
,«d collector sent
; for P**1" ! ? 1- » *
___ lOe a lln*
—
___ 8« a lino
..... . 7e a llao
• on rtqueat
j
rate* oro for
.insertion!.
it of average length
■ linecharRo of 30c for
.jiinK 1* restricted
[cluii float Ion.
Vor j* niatio The Sanifill be responsible
Incur root insertion,
hier tor subiBauent
W office should bo
tei]Ute)y So case of
IDVBRTISEIIS
Jd
representative
familiar with rates,
(.lasHificntioTi will
[complete information,
iou wish, they will
in wording your
[to mnko it more ef-
I rtant NOTICB
^ i •?'
ntmve named, or .otherwise, whose
resiliences, domiciles, 'addresses,
principal places of business and
ages arc ««<*trally unknown.
It Is here or nr*teiv:l that you untl ’
eacli of you In* and appear t>efor*|
Treatment
for
our mild L'lrcult Court of the Court!
Itons*’ at Snnford. Florida on th« |
Corn*,
Callounea.
ttli day nt Oetolier. A. L>. 1*2*. und i
Raalows,
latam'iin. f t i•anHarjr H vfl
tlieti end there make nnswer to the |
Idll of complaint ex til hi led against I
grown
Nolle to II In. dla.
yud In lids muse, the same being a
«S«» |In. ft. <A elmla .
Fallen Arches
null lo (inlet and rnlahllsli the title J
block at or in sewer, from 41
to tlie moperty hcrclnubove desrrlb J
See
!<* In. dla.
•;il In ibe imme of (he coniplaitiant. .
The City w ill, furnish
It l» fuitltwr -oxtered that this
block and sewor pipe.
2.V
order tic piitilislo-d tn The Hanford ;
A certified check for M
He rutd. i new npaper nil till shed In i
amount of bid must pccm
bcuilnole Count I PI.,i Ida onco Cprh t
each hid. .
. t
-jfi},
week for f->ni- ci-neccut<vx wi-cka.
Permanently
Plans and specification
WITNK8S Mv liHitd und the aent!
Located .
secured after September li.
of ibe Circuit Chum of ihe Seventh
Lloyds Shoe' • Knttln* er'a office on depoal
.1ndIcinI Circuit ..f Florida, In and
,
14.00
for Seminole County, on thla the
Store
I 1 he City Coni mission roaai
(Hill day ,,f Aoy A. II.
i right to reject any or Oil'
( SI'AI.)
—
■ f accept any bid that they may .
i C i ill.,; -. y t *
|to be to the best Interest
Clerk of ihe Circuit Court,
of the Seventh Judicial C'lr ■
i"
w. a vru.tAAlu^i
cuti of l l,.rldn. In unit for
Si-ml Hole Cot:41V
Ity V M. Week a,:
Corner Park Aee. and Central St. =r- “
Deputy ele k,
DF.Cf'TTUS. SPRNCi:U ft DWHTON
Elegantly Furnished
I Th« Belt Auto la
Solicitor and of Counsel for
itio Complalunnt
' Association
Inch apartment coiietats of living1
Aug if
Sept i y-!f..
room, full sire bed room ilreirtng 1 More Automobile Im uriM *
room with full slic Murphy bed,
26 per rent Lower Kate*. Qdft
dinette, kitchen and bath. Eleetrlour Price FIRST, compare 2
'« ! refrigeration and garage inwith any other Company. Soa‘t lulled.
Have You Foot
Trouble Here?
mm.,
Dr. J. a M.
Vidler
PARK APARTMENTS
Klton J. Mouffhton
G. C.
ARCHITECT
First National Hank Bldg.
S a n fo r d ,------ —
Floritla
Rates fdi) 00 and up per month.
Apply at Apt. No. I
1
FELLOW S
KiMim 16 Arcade Bldg.
Phone 130
Rea. 46-J
■is— Rooms Without Hoard
3 room house, screened front j
Sh'M. GOOD USED CARS
I porch, garage, lot 60 x 133. See |
‘ BEDROOM.- With front entrance, - owner. A. B. Dunn at Gtnderville.
132,5 Tudor Sedan
next to hath with instantaneous |------------------— -------------------■'•'2,1 Ford Coupe.
___; hot water, rinse in. 3011 Park Avt
THREE GOOD HOMES
l!,2ri Ford Touring.
JAMES H. C O W A N - All kinds o f ------------------------------------------FOR SALE
Tin and Sheet Metal Work, k 'OR RENT. 3 unfurnished rooms.
On very liberal terms
DD'.'i Ford Runabout.
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak I Apply 8uf> W. 3rd St.
Phone 735 or 781-J.
1*-*-*> Ford I ton Truck.
Avenue and Third Street.
Tulo-!~—----— —
-------- ------— I Scruggs-Scoggln* Realty Co,
1921 Ford Light Delivery Tru-k
phone 111.
‘
j FRONT room, twin beds, private;
Masonic Temple Bldg.
--------------------------------------------- home, hot water
212 W. 4th -HODGINS Si ( UV '.N
«•.,.) Mr.
SAN I.ANTA.- Five or six room
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc
riuilintor and <iht i, metal wo, .
; -- -- ■ - — - - - ----house to I*' built and financed to
Plain and oriiHtneil-d tineet n*v« I , RGE front mom " itli purch, la* nut buyer. Price 58,001). Hurt
|. Prompt - Efficient
Work. Tel. 716-V
j, and Iwv beds, adjoins bath loom, Mason, Nnt'l Bank Bldg. Phone
Fbn Ave. and 13th Street
U-c ■SINCLAIR" Goa
,tii-'taiitaiieou- hot water, electric ity. 2111.
St V s kl*
Avenue
I nil of eager power
—■Will accommodate three, voung
------ ------ *-------—
SINCLAIR OILS
FLORIDA Ji:LnN IKI.-|g||^i ,j0 toi’ii preierred. Terms reasonable. : 90— A u tom ob iles fo r Sale
PHONE a
ib-Ucr tor tour motor
sa|
.
j
A
pplv
evenings
111
E.
Klh
St.
\
Found*.
Mortiiiio Sentinel;
?
' tied ininiiiess. rate Ic a wind, min- FOR SALE
At n Bargain, mte I a l _ I A.gnl Nitl|ren
FURNISHED bedroom for rent, i r, passenger auto. One Ford ]
*
Itnvir on Fifth Street. 'nutn 2tr cash with order.
305 Magnolia.
— --------- -------------------i ||I3 Sanford Ave.
Phone 4ft I -J
(
’oupe.
113
Elm
Ave.
I ts. M I.. Mo.ve, 107 K.
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Mil’ll K to 4HKIti rillls
<i9— Room s fhr IloUH ckceping'AU TO M O BILE DEALERS— If you j l \ •» " V im ii I " 1"m i” m ?KriiV\TV.
25— Florists.
|
—— ----------------------want to sell your used cars, adn t x t i : ok ri.im niA.
i 2 nice furnished housekeeping |vertiao dally on the clusaified page I jf' r»m ic of Jeff lluj wmtil.
ry phuod in wrong 'STE W AR T T llE FLORIST"
R. M. Clement, We- i
Flowers /or all omtsitins.
I rooms, firsl floor, no children. |— ---------------------------------------- - _ .... .
311 K. 5th.
USED CAR EXCHANGE
I ■>*.*
URBDTToitH. b i'in rm w .
McLANDER ARCADE
dim im m t i : i :m, a n d a l l
,
------------ CORNER PARK AND SECOND | Mess MAVIND i ’I.AIMS Dll DU- ,
------------------ ]
Phone 781.
PH AGAINST MATD UHTATU
[FOR R E N T.- Nice large room.'
Q. W. W A N S U iY , Manager
| MAN
Consult l ' ( Before Wiring
keyring, post office ! ~ "
7
.
Xeil :iml ttitcli iif you are lierebt :
genlelmaii preferred. 203 E, 3rd !
litillftr-il
(n
prearnt
any
el.itmx
or:
186,. several small desk i 27— F ro fes s lo n a l h m ices.
CADILLAC O AKLAND
demen.l* u lilt’ll ><>n or ell In i ,,f * on
Finder please re- ; ------------------------------ ------------- *s t- PONTIAC—
I ILN IIA I —
, mnv lime nunlnsl the ealnle of '.let
.L f I
lid Office or Rhone 1EUGENE PERM ANENT Wave
Sanford Cailillac Conipnny
Hayu
OrceiiHxii, iai" of Mem
ml ;
for 510.00. Mui iiK'llo Simp, The I CI.F.AN, airy bedroom for one or j
ini.
L* >
>n,l St.
>Jt
Phil,.,. 1*J1 , aide t'nmity, Klni'bln, !■* the Mnne
K.
2nd
1
two,
bol
water,
bulb,
space
for,
1
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141
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4),
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roll!
.lu.ltte
f
tl
r
tin- I
j Banket. 2nd mid MiigtmLa.
i Nitirl
iif
('i»uni v '
_ car. 1101 W. First. Phone 604-J.
I Pint "I.». i*t hln i.ffi.'P m Mi*- I'om-r '
J-For return of tire t
DODGE
PAIN TK R - ■DECORATOR
Pleasure cars mu
and Graham Trucks' ........
Seb.i.ede
Cotinit
on Highway between j
iin.iii
h* nf '
to
|Fb»'.li wiltilu ( ki « I
F o il RENT.- Front bedroom, till!
A.
U.
Riggs,
001
I.nnrei
Ave.
Elm ami 13th St
Sanford, Fla. Beckett i
Phone
3
Hie
.ini
.........
i
j Myrtle Ave,
PHONE Mi13
J" i**l Anun hi Hh. V, 11 I » 'G
Tarpon Springs, |
|
MKMU'
i:
M
IIKUItINM
J
Furniture Hefinished
SEMINOLE H tm sorv ESSEX
\>1 nl nIhi i ,n (ti .tf i lit- I ]*it:11■1 nf
- |7.1— Wan It’d— rtooms, Hoard
INC.
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S. J. NIX
ELM I B It Al, ( oNTHAt TUBS
203 Oak Ave,
Stations — Ro- Attorney and Counsellor at Law l WANTED.
11
M i.M iiii,
Mm*
n irnisniH i
n
mui
rPlume
i m n e 11
i \ THU m i l l IT ( (It IIT (IK TllU
One
furnished
mom
.'ini) East First Street.
si:VF\TII .11 DD I XI. I IflCI IT N,, Job Too Big, No .lull Too Small
for
linusckct‘|jifi£t k'Ioso in* ------ —— ------------------- *-*-----<IIIHIT III' Kl.dlllllX, IX D ll
. C. If. Cure Herald.
[K E N T VULCANIZING WORKS.
rnn m iiM u .i: u n x t i .
«* TRIM CO
.
m ne
m oo,
r---------------------- | HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
ix ru t xi t:uv.
Mir, park Ave.
Phoiu- 120W
-ear. nut the owner."
N o rtl^ C k 'A v e
*
7-1— Apart nt oil In and K l.lt*
.
S. L. Batteries
HIM. Ill (|l IKT TIT IT:
III for estimate*.
’ * « » Nurth Park A v e . ____ l _ _
*
__
____ ;
Diatributora Cleveland Six
\ VNUXVDt III I’liDl’ l T il'll, s. INC
cin’tiornI Inn oraunlied und
RADFORD
l*T>
J Pti ” J
m Ii L
. IrNx!Gn i.;,
.......... tumi-lied
....... i.„.i ......C..,i,.gereial
Avenue
■•idling niid.l lln’ In v» « ,.f
K
EE
SM
by taking I’ru’fi
[TW O loom
upartnienl. [
iin- Sim,. ,,f 1Tin Ida,
-------------- — | (T llR U P R A tT IC adjustinent for!
also garage, vacant on the fif- H4— Houses For Sale
i '• i in In 11hi ni.
VULCANIZING ■yuur health. Investigate. Phune ! teenth of Sept. Adults only. ApW.UXANUUII VAI lill.v, .1 al.
LESR & WELSH
I IH2-.I for appointment. Itr. W. E. I ply 705 W. Isl Si.
n . . TW. ti it,. 11 *7
Tr»l ll.afL#
tlLIn*
\ _____ _ .
_ ____
. . . . ________ ___ ____ _ NEW 3 room bungalow, $200 or
I mfcitd.i nI s
makes friends’'
[’ M
MucDongull,
7nt. fk
Nnt.
Bank Hklg.
I I T A T I. II V
less down payment. L. Bland.
----------------------- ,----------- — ------ -----------------------j FOR RENT
Furnished 3 room
suite
of Dim Idll In.ill in’IMniis Klul |
Sylvan
Luke
Ave.,
First
St.
next
All
conveniences. 1
i.iitles clnlmltia Inli-rests u111i•-1 |
ICH COUNTY — The 32— H c^P « nil ted— Fem ale I npuitment.
Loiilmi Ilidn-rsoii. iln i’iiii.’it, uiidi’i i
Reference.
818’ *’1 Spring
•tupendous develop- I ----------------------- --------- ----------! * O,>ole only.
l.ulllerlrie UmIV.-II. d. i ,-use,1, Uioli’l j
f.bnut it in the Palm , EARN $30.00 weekly in spare time I Magnolia Ave.
I
i K. Vk nrhii, deeeased. under Joe!
' .ingliil, d> i t-.isi il iiikI under An- 1
Snniple copy nent on : ndilrusaing envelopes at home, j --------------------- ‘
iuisI uh J
Vnnului. di censed, tta l
THREE BARGAINS
I Exj,iertence unnecesanry. Ordinary I FOR RENT. An apartment of 3j
lieirn. tlevi-teti l.-ynlees, Kinnlei'sj
-----------------------[d ear hand-writing. Write prompt-} rooms and baih; nr 2 rooms ful- ;.„ ,
,
.
,
. n t uUii’i' tin iinnnl - ni '*l Inn u l*>W. 8. F R IC K , Mgr.
|a-Rimiti modern Bungalow—built
,,, ,,r tl, ,,,,
,n ,lf i p,.
Service O ffe re d ly- Crown Mailing Bureau, 1205' lv fnrni *bc>t ”o7 U f»th Si ' _____ I in
feutures.
Price
$6,600,
S
iiihII tl.■l•••lllufl.•l• j>:h tn nim i\ di««,Tiin d :
_ ____________ _ Pontiac Bldg., Chicago.
a n d In a n y n n d all li.'iaini* a n d [m e
T J(|
F i r s t S t . F h m i e
472* »
,
, . |down payment,
i a i claim I n * i n i - r c u l s i i i n l c c J i i I I u n .
’ J
room furnished
FOR RENT
i
llnydan, d m c . i i ’ d , c x m - i n l u a i l , . I apartment, with garage
703
5-Room Stucco Bungalow- gnml I ' H ’ i a l i i a t i a i n i . i l T h u ->■o i a , l . < n i ’
m 'K W S u f . a * - " *
N K W
— iPalmrlto.
iiill.m A .
I l a i ' l ’-n
I- \ • I > 11 >
1 I'ltlllocation, owner anxmiie to sell.
Piet sigget._______ j L.| AKS1KIL;|, AlIVKirrlSISU
I.|,«
L lin y tl
l l n n l a ’ ili . m i l b i i H b a n l
\V Hat mi -il, Ida II Finn
FOR RENT.- 1’ iirnnhed bedroom 7-Room house. Central Ave, doubli H.....an
V, |.,, , a „ n II
■
SALESMAN
'U and hinOiand Frank I Trim lie.
KU(' s r O R K-^rrewith classified ex peri*
with lint II, clean and cool (it)! garage.
Ncllb- Hlabton . I. Ni in- M H n
A complete line of
iiuiiix und liiiHbanil. J"lm >1 XVII i
1 ru^s» kotid. We arc
on lar^a papers. Must l»o Palmetto Ave.
I Hams anrl Li—lti’ H Tbi.islier, na
i ns yuur phono.
i willing to prove his ability by re
F. F. DUTTON & CO.
i.h i *. devisees ic.’ iiD■■>. ai.iniec* ( ’vnreKH and Pine
Cull 102
if a* Other claim nil* uv ulherw‘Se. , * •'*
3 •
sults obtained. The man we want APARTM ENTS furnished, close Valdez Hotel Bldg.
Phone 853 ■
in or to any to all r Hie Juui* Fram in g
in, privule lionn 500 E. 3ril St.
is honest, reliable and a plugger.
l i ri'lnnfter parib nlnrli Oi-hc lin’d |
THE SANFORD HERALD
i
toYe & Furniture Co.
and to alt |ICr*nllP . lal (inrlle* vvhnae Sheathing
E. First Street
75—Business
Placet)
for
Hen!
j w iLL Y S -K N IG H T ami Overl and. : » lima “are
j;® 1bid..............................
!:^ ;'" ; ",,,k,'xi*in' wi'V,! Hilling
,
SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT
«rry n full line
F und M. Motor Co.,
in* Inlcrputcil In. hi ,vim n'lr rljilni r KJUrlnjf
BUREAU
n* nay Intiiud -a Intfif*!* ill ar
»re right. Cash or
Park Hnd Commercial
EUR RENT -Spine now occupied 1
i n, any <ir all nf Dial ctrlalli I met |X tilin g
204 North Park Ave.
* want yuur business.
bv Chrysler Motor Conipuiiy, I i irnrcid nf land nnalf. lylnH ll("' I Finiah
H UPS—MARMONS
In the I'nuntv nf di tnimdc, |*
‘
West 1st. St. Apply A. P, Con-J
. nil Hinle (if Kin. ulu umie 1’*'- ; nlUtlldmgS
Sanford Automobile Co.
Cuncrvte Co., general . 3d— Situation Wanted Femali* nelly £ Sons.
j
ttculnrly
descrllied
n
fnltnws.
tnj
VUfl Magnolia Ave,
Phone 137j
*urk, sidewnlks, build- ; ----------------- ifrigution boxes. J R. [W ANTED position by unencum
STORE ROOM for rent suitable
The Houlli Hnlf nf the HmilheiiHt Hrlck
1 bored, settled lady, housekeeper,
CHRYSLER
Prop.
Quarter nf Hectlmi SI, Township,
for mercantile business. 116
adult*, rooming or hoarding Image, Magnolia. Apply W. W. Potter, CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO I IS Mouth, UailHf ;il Font, iiIm*
certain trad or iiarcal of ! Plnuler
411 W. l i t St.
Phone « ‘J2 ; That
compunlon for convalescents. L. B, Phone 831-J
land pnrileulnrly li.mmlud ns f"',, , ...
Py i'LEANING
CO. Cure Herald.
lows, to-wit:
|Whitt Rock Tlaaler Board
JEWETT AND PAGE
|frtr. Repairing and
llealnntna nt tile Nm-lhensl mr- ' Nntlu
77— Houses fo r Rent.
nor of the Mont H■n*i Quarter of I
r*vse 406 for prompt 40— Money to Loan
Sanford Dealer
tim Hnuth w«ii ••*>:*<i -■i f -t.-i’ii in * Screen W ire
R IVE ’S OARAGE
31, Towntlilp n rt.niiii Hamte *1
H n n lu a r *
HOUSE for rout, 1010 Oak Ave.
Phone 617
Faai. n il tiience f t' . ’ U n.ana 'he liuHQCrs n u ra w a re
LO AN S— Money available at 7 per' Apply 2300 Mcllonville Ave. 208 W. 1st St.
(Juurter Hectlmi l.i'-" 7it.H* feel, Doom
S RARBER SHOP
cent. Close in property. A. P.
theace dun ‘.Vest l" me l ‘u*'H a
Phone 830-W.
NASH
Dghnlia Avenue.
amraln at the Mfdnnvjlii Ham!, Windows
Connelly & Son*.
l^ad*
the
world
tn
motor
car
value.
thence North nr silKhtly North
*rhcrti Special nt*,
78—
Offices
and
Desk
Room
westwardly ala iik Hie Fast era
SMITH MOTORS CO
Frames and Screens
I*0 Indies and childrat.
margin of Mid rnml to a point
WANTED TO BUY
1111.64 feet due Well front the ,
Made to Order
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you
paint nf bealnnltiit. thence dus |
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
STEAM PRESSERY
want to sell your used car* ad
(tore* or offices at Park Ave.,
AT
HERALD
OFFICE
E S k iK iV " " ........
Murphy Iro o ln * B w rd *
*> pressing, tailoring*
and Commercial Street.
W. M. vertise dally on the classified
»itto Avenue. Phone
rlther under the decrasod persons i M edicine C t b l l R U '
page.
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CLARENCE SMITH
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results. About one
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»c® connlv*nc® in rum running on) rltory he was protected against
German copper magnate who in
neutral owner.
r, l i r a
the Florida zfast Coast were die- police interference,
said co Jiave received $0,500,000 of
He told of meeting John T. King,
closed today to n Herald reporter ! “ Did you have ninny callsT tho
iovernmcnt money illegally de- Republican national commlttoeThereRa WemeY, A u n t Rules Against Defense’* Con by a Sanford negro who has re- reporter^ naked,
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incilman And ivered here to him at a chain* man from Connecticut, who un ler- Mrs.
lEalls for liquor
7 he ask
tention That Police Had turned to his home here after n ed."Many
By M arriage To S h are Es*
"Oh yes mister, more than wo
pagne dinner in 11121, will resume took the introduction. Mr. King
three year's absence.
II« la
No Authority To A rrest A now emproyed in u locnl restau could supply. The tourists want
»r of Board of testimony in federal court tomor was indicted last May with Daugh la te Equally W ith B roth er
it when they come to Miami. My
Man
Beyond City *Limitn rant.
row.
Trinl
of
former
Attorney
And
Sister
of
Movie
S
tar
erty
und
Miller,
but
died
u
week
; Works Taken Genernl linrry M. Daugherty and later.
i’
. tory: Court An
The negro man waa employed boss was paid $100 once for five
by a white man, he said, to qunrts of medium special. Wo
Masked Men former alien property custodian King, said the witness, intro Winnifred Hudnut Is Holds A rrest To
"wholesale” the liquor shipmenta couldn’t get all we wanted at timci.
Thomas W. Miller, wan interrupted duced Jess W. . Smith, friend of
Sometimes the wind wodld be bad
Have Been Legal from tho dock at Miami. He and
hy Judge Mack who declared a holi Daugherty. . At this point court Cut Off With DollarL
the ships carrying the liquor
would load his automobile with
day in recognition of the Jewish adjourned until tomorrow. In his
couldn't come in."
all
brnnds
of
liquor
and
wino
smug
outline of testimony Mr. Buckner
New Year.
The Sanford man told how rum
E sta te Will Be In E xcess Of Bridgman, Facing Two Liquor gled Into thia country from Naaaau,
Richard Merton, German melnls forecast evidence thnt certificates
jr '-i
Charges, Is Held tinder
Bahama. Ho clean'd $1,100 in one smuggling ships oxehnngo slgnnls
Million
Dollars,
E
stim
ate*)
for
$6,500,000
of
the
$7,000,000
magnate and former captain in the
with the smnll motor bonta and H ardm an
year
at
Miami,
and
his
oxpensos
$5(MI
Bond
by
Judge
Sharon
Of George S. Ullman Show
German nrmy, took the stand yes were delivered to tHe German
in this business w h s heavy, accord launches off tile harbor and shore
jat Of T a r Is terday nfter Federal Attorney claimants at a dinner in his room*
The smnll boats are used to land
er But Lacks
•
Holding that Sanford police were ing to his story.
The | . LOS ANGELES, Sept. 9.—(A*)
Emory R. Buckner outlined his cane at the Ritz Carlton hotel.
"Did the police ever get after the liquor.
dft
fan..
officers
in
Seminole
coun
On 2 Victims to
ity In A Field
the jury.
Buckner charged that balance, in Liberty Bonds, was de- Rudolph Valentino bequeathed
"They have signals,” he snid.
you?” he was asked.
T? ' i4
third of his estate, valued at mor* ty and that the arrest was legal,
"One signal tells that a revenue
personally had de livorcd next day, he asserted.
"Yes.
several
times,
hut
I
man[the Whipping Daugherty
Judge
,1
(}.
Sharon
this
afternoon
than
$1,000,000
to
Mrs.
Theresa
Another the wav
A block of $21,000 of these num
ATLAN TA, Sept. 9.— A P -W ,'/®
stroyed in< liminnting hunk rec
botmd I B. Bridgman, charged aged to get nsvuy he said. “ My j boat is close hy.
bered was traced to a brokerage Werner, an aunt hy marriagv, whd
boss stood in good wilh them, and |Is clear." He was sent on n motor With
ord-.
Sonntor W alter
With
jlO
S*4
ession
and
transportation
•ST. Sept. 9 .— AP
W o rld T n u r t n n m w <>
The German capitalist testified firm in New York, be declared remained loyal to him during a of liquor, over to the next term of when l told him "about it, h e ' took ' boat several times when a regular
[Sawyer, city coun- that he came to the United States where they were sold for $22,103 separation from Nntachu Ramhova,
R un and he wan told to give them |man was sick, and in that way \GcorgP. W o tld LOUtt
II
up,
ami
nc
w
.
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k
------fnmmnr
with
the
signals/nent.
g
ee
m
in
g
ly
Couniv
t'ourt.
Bond
was
fixed
at
overwlMh jR*^
The former wife,
so they
kd IteRinald P rit- in I‘.t21 to attempt collection of under a blind account for Mr. King. his last wife.
my automobile number
$500 on the two charges.
.•f rum running ships, he snid.
who
is
known
in
privnte
life
a
l
ingly
renominated
by i
A
check
was
delivered
to
him
In
a
would
know
mo.”
$7,000,000
for
German
owned
stock
rj|m•i‘ of the board
The
husiness is nlways,, Domocrnt* over R. B. R t
The arrests would have been ilWinifred Hudnut, is cut off with
Once the men sworn to uphold
. . . liquor
.
miks, a rc minting of the American Metal Company. round about way, anil traced to one dollar by terms of the will.
legnl if only nn individual was con the law knew the mitomobilo 11- "rushing" in Miami and Hollywood
""
I, ’ nnis.,7. 'Which hud Been seized hy the gov tile Midland National Bank at
conse number of a rum runner and other cities of the East Gnaat chief justice of the 81
ny s a il b y pol c e J
A Swiss corporation
l Continued on Page 2)
That Mrs. Werner is to share cerned, but in the ease under con
who was pnylnit-tor police protec-[lie said, even when other lines of court and avowed oppop
n administered by
_______________________
equally with Alberto and Marie sideration, the public was u party
the court, and W . D.
tion, neither ho nor his men wore activity are dull.
to
the
arrest,
it
wns
held.
The
Guglielmi brother and sister of the
masked men who 1 ------ s “
*"
police
were
acting
in
the
interests
irreconcilable
prohf
dead actor, in the final distribution
Lml whipped them
ists” apparently defeated
of the Valentino estate,
WM of the public in making the ur[ter 10 o’clock Inst
nomination in the fifth di«‘
lean " I yesterday when the pro rest*. Judge Sharon declared.
Bridg man, a resilient of Semi
torcst in the Georgia Den
vision: of the late screen star's
lffin.il> were at a fillprimury is centered in the
will we.
made public by W. I nole county, wns denied a writ of
haben> corpus lute Wednesday aftIwiied and operated hy
nor’s race.
Gilbert, I t confidential attorney,
•ritooii by Judge W. W. Wright.
[the heart of the rosiWith a runoff prlmarv n
Gilbert hks anti
ed that he wil
The writ was directed against
on when a band of
ly certnln between John n.
(file the document for probate to
Sheriff
(’.
M.
Hand.
The
arrest,
[ami ordered them into
and L. G. Hardman, intcrcotL
j morrow.
made by Police Detective J . U.
I Sawyer showed fight,
term! largely In which of t M
Hubert
Loechelt,
RtK)m
Mate
1
Mrs.
Wert
.'.
an
aunt
of
Nnta
Cnunt
Von
BernHlof(|
Green
und
Policeman
R.
(’.
Wilcox.
told police, but wns
would lead in number of e<
Of
Slain
Policeman,
ldenti-|,hu
Rnmbovu
is
said
at
present
to
Was beyond their jurisdiction, G. Robbers Are Surrounded In a M»ve Undertaken By O th Ambassador To
and bundled into the
unit votes when return* ffatak
be
in
Nice,
with
her
sister,
Mra
W. Spencer Jr., attorney for the
fles One Of Quartet Ah
They wore taken to
Corn Field By Fosse O m >
olios Anninst Government, lerday’s primary all get ilk ’ "v
One Of Delegates!
Richard Hudnut and her niece. Her defendant, argued at both hearings.
i of the city und whi|»Man
Who
Fired
Fatal
Shot
Is More Serious Than P res
bers Assume Duties Fridify
posed
Of
O
fficers.
F
a
r
m
e
rs
:
The return* are duo to
home
is
in
Salt
T.ake
City.
H.
Lloyd Boyle, assistant county
Itidnapcra also treated
ident
t ’nlles CnreH To Admit county seats at noon todajr^
George
Ullman,
Vnl-ntino’s
man
Find
Hiding
P
lace
of
Loot
prosecutor,
appeared
for
tho
Slat".
j to a light coat of tar.
CLEARW ATER, Fla., Sept. U—
GEN EVA, Sept. K.~bl’>—\Vith
tho aueitlon as to w!
Mrs. Agnes Cook, arrested with
laid to have come into Germany now a meiulsT of the I/Pi— Louis Thomas, nlins Curtis, ager, is named executor.
SOUTH BEND, I nil., Sept. 0.—
‘ wi|l rnrtlvQ (he
CHAMPAGNE.
111..
Sept.
9.
Attorney
Gilbert
professed
to
Bridgman,
wns
released
Monday
on
fntl.v by his activity as I.ougue of Nations and entitled to was identified as the nerson 'who
(/PV-Tho CathnMv boycott undarcounty‘s delegates to i
(JP)—Three
dapper
Chicago
bandits
have
hud
no
knowledge
of
the
ex
her
own
recognizance.
he city council in cur- sit in the council of the league of fired the shot which killed Patrol
takon
In
Mexico
sinco
enforcoc
o
n
v e n t i o n , , j*.' ’
The defense maintained that the who robbed three diamond mer
[cily’s budget by dc- nations on terms of equality with man E. E. Blewfield at Tarpon istence of the will until he received
raent of anti-religloua laws by tno
With
ln c « g p le U .r*tn r ’
chants
of
a
half
million
dollars
word
from
Ullman
In
New
York
arrest
was
not
made
within
the
city
Epriugs
on
tho
morning
of
Aug.
personnol of the p»- the B is Four, Great Britain,
Mexican government Is more suc
|sanitary department.*,. F r a n ce , Italy Hnd Japan her dele 16, lust when the triul of Thomas thut the document would bo turned tytllts, that the defendant did not worth of Jewelry on an Illinois Cen cessful than President Callus lets 10* counties reported sb
The will enter Hanford at any timo and that tral train near here last night, it be known, Rev. Francla E. La - er noon today, Hanhwc*
u stockholdor in the gates today were on their way to and Arthur Reid, alias Duvenport, over to him for filing.
[ire Company, holders Geneva to participate in the lua- was resumed in circuit court here was dated Sept. 1, 1924, and signed the policemen who made the ar- wero captured In a corn field near bouff. editor of Tho American, a unit votes; Hoifor l M and;
• • 0 tftro
“ Rudolph Guglielmi."
It is said reit, are not authorized deputy Buckley, 111., this morning.
today.
rcuvenger contract. guo’s activities.
Catholic magazine, declared In an w*n 66. •
They
foil
victims
to
the
rain
and
to
have
been
drnwn
hurriedly
at
tr
e
s
iiik
n
*
. «, <
rheriffs.
Huburt
Loechclt,
room-mate
of
A.'tress beftrta tho International,
*r price is said to he
Headed by Dr. Gustav Strcsc,*p, W; E. ' W r _ . ,
‘ oltc Alumna*
Alumnae at
The arrest was made in violation the mud and the straight shooting. v»{tierntiou at Catholic
1,000 in the budget inann .the Reich foreign minister, ,i the slain policeman who made the Valentino's request to supersede
rford, Carl Vlnsqrt,,
tpared. Sawyer, it and having among its members1 identification was present at the nn earlier will mnde in New York of all principles of law, G. W. Spen of the sheriff of Central, III.
Buckley is 35 miles north
.ford and W. W,
count V o n V 'r n s t o r f f . former am- killing. He testified as the(third in which Miss Etambova.was named cer, Jr., attorney for the defend
ited the Increases.
o t ----- ^wlwi^j
svveess of the hojfcott if
iQ|*ed f o r g*nomi
bussador to the United Stutos. the witness for the state.
He
I ns the sole heir.
ant, said in his arguments.
The Champagne. The rrobbers.
tho corn field, nod
Valentino bus left nn estate policemen caused the defendant to (iurround”(l
>HF.LD FO R T R IA L • delegation Is expected to assume j he was awakened when u aut*
known.
Hf'4
|
floundered about six miles tprsu,
“ ....
KD, Fla., Bppt. 9:— (A*) its ditties
tomorrow, q'|le latitude bile stopped beneath his window worth in excess of $1,0011,000 acr jutp-oa evidence that would tend tho mud from Loda where th'
_____icnihmg
_______ ______
American corro- ed by Ixulie J . Steole, pf ,
from
|jlfy, alleged leader of o<!. Spain toward’ the longue still looking nut he saw a man at tho corttir g -to the *# im o te of UlinHlT# to fncriminatu him in a court, ho
had
lieen
forred
to
abandon
an
!
‘
"Vmlenta,’’
"
"Father
l-ebouff
said.
•rear
whom h» Identified His real properties arc- appraised said. "All evidence thnt is ob
Gn. Mayor Walter A.
nopod-and
and fl
to-intrlguo every
overheated taxicab comm andeered » A
. ,criticism of materialistic
nhil- second, and Upshaw __
materialistic phil
us Thomas, ami another man whom at a half million.
This estimate tained by intimidation is inadmis- after they jumped from the train
If'on the night
nig
of fn (h noA. It was nsortod that
osophy and of tho noto of donpalr seven districts, early fUtn _
l held for tho criminul commtfpicntlon has been received In* vvhh unable to indentify. Then does not ineludo his rights In his «ij))u in this state,” the uttorncy
The three men told officers that in some tnodorn literature was diented tho nomination of
Polk county, hy from Madrid announcing Spnin’s two women rushed up the street last two pictures, "The Son of tho
they hnd hidden the jewelry he. ed, Ity tho Rev. David A. I-oril M. C. Tarver for the seat
Ir, Justice of Pence at resignation or u policy of aloofness and the quartet entered the cur Sheik." und "The Eagle" which are
Louis, a Jesuit author and greisman Gordon Loe, ret
The defendant wus pursued at tween Loda und Buckley. Deputy .
and
drove
off
down
an
alley
in
expected to result in a gross earn
|nry liearing today been ink of the declination to give
‘ ■
the rate of 50 or more miles an Sheriff Henry Knnien of Iroquois teacher.
In the romnlnlng three dlat
tho
direction
<
>
f
Roy
Phillips
gro
ing
of
more
than
a
million
dollars.
.
...
Spain*'
a
permanent
scut
in
tb«
?,00d wan continued,
broken county and Chief of Police louts
“The modern writers since Kurl incumbents wero leading on
cery
store.
A Hf, in.urnnrr policy ( * « * • £ •
rution with u dozen or council.
other thrown out of the ae- Huucht of Biicklov. who directed Marx and Nietsehe tell us that fare of early return*. They'
Loco belt said lie told Officer
included in tho properties Hated »««* iU1(
The matter of the reorganization
i presented only Alton
»nid. “The officer shot at the ea|)ture, went hai k to find the Catholicism and Christianity nr* Charles G. Edwards, of th# l
jewels while the three prisoners dead." he snid. "The only ones Charles II. Brand, eighth,,
positively identified of the council is still to be discuss Blewfield what in- had seen and ; Ullman.
l,“n*
“ Falcon’s Lair" Valentino's home the car,
..
u 'i l c x a wit- were startod to Champaign.
man weighing 2(It* ed by the assembly and it is held the lutter uccmnpunled him to the
who lielieve in Catholicism, they Thomas M. Bell, ninth.
>“i^J
spot whore the cur wus parked in In the Beverly Hills, is valued
Two hundred farmers assisted in tell us, are the Individual^ to whom
‘,u° tln* , ^ 7 *
of The
khf leader of the flog- that Spain would he acting in a
Featuring the primary wag.
the
rear
of
the
grocery
store.
the
capture,
and
surrounded
the
$175,000.
A
collection
of
armor!"e«»
to
r
the
stau
logical manner should she with
tlioy refer ns the simple wilted to runtoat of James K. Hines,
There was a woman standing near
men in a corn field, finally com bacco chewers of thu Bihlo belt. date justice of the state sop
z* called one witness. hold officially dispatching her the rear door of tho grocery unu
intimldstioi.
a
? ami mobile la privateӣ 775
pelling their surrender.
Another house hero
Catholics stiould not be misled by
kl«, member of a local resignation until tho assembly de as they readied her a man came $76,000.
(Continued on page two)V,^
property and the
The bandits entered tho drawing this trend in lltcruture."
a seven-acre tract In Beverly Hills goods which he hud were private
juicy. l>ut he was not in bate has terminated.
froq)
tho
place.
room of the three jewelry men. 20
is worth $15,000.
Three motor
........ wore
.......
It is considered likely that tho
The sessions of tho fcilenition
bm....................
No witnesses
"Ho had u pistol in his hand, earn uro put down for $46,000. effects. . He was forced to expose minutes out of Champagne und were devoted to literature und edu
stand by the defense. European statesmen will endeavor
this
against
his
will.”
before
the
train
arrived
Imund
the
said
Loechelt,
"and
said
"
P
u
t;
m
to have Spain and Brazil retain
There are five other ears to be in
cation. two major ac tivities of tho
up" and fired. Officer Blewfield cluded in the appraisement.
Detective Green was the first trio, rifled their stock cases and organisation which in tnaclu up of
their adherence to the league.
bolted the compartment door. They
65,090 women graduates of Cath
Valentino’s privnte stables un witnesa. Under examination he de
Germany’s entrance is expect staggered and I ran away
At thia point the witness in ro- valued ut $5,000. His five horses nied that he heard Policeman Wil- did not make a thorough search of olic schools.
ed to cause controversies hut one
all
tho
baggage
und
missed
$50,000
onae to questions from attorney include an Arabian thoroughbred c«x swear nt thi* defendants. He
league official remarks:
It is
in uncut diamonds in Riskin s
MEXICO CITY. Sept. 9.— (/P)—
better to battle with words than iferbcrt S. Phillips of state* roun and three Irish jumpers. Twelve gave tho details of the pursuit and sntchei.
A tentative program to
Mexican Catholics ure exhorted In
del. indicated Thomas as the one pedigreed dogs are valued at- $!-’.• tho arrest.
,
„
bullets.”
Davidson told officials every a letter addressed to all Mexienn industrial concerns to loeatf-t
who
had
fired
the
shot.
Policeman
Wilcox
followed
Green
000. One Is an Irish wolf hound,
Advices from
Berlin indicate
thing indicated the handils knew of
He said he wus the jewelers’ stocks which In* snid Catholics and signed by nil tho plants in Sanford wilMbe
[ got somebody else to go with mo the gift of Mrs. Glen Stuart, "f on the stand.
that the election of Germany has
Catholic archbishops und bishop* erod by the Sanford ™
Fleers entertained meni- failed to arouse enthusiasm on the — I don’t know who it was now,' New York and said to bo worth neither a police officer nor deputy was fully insured agninst theft, of tho country In maintain unyield
Commerce hoard of |
and
returned
to
1
he
grocery
store
sheriff
of
Seminole
county
when
he
I. kujs ( ’.lull at the part of the newspapers, except the
and hud trailed thsir victims. Ihe ing for months, years or centuries, finance and industry <
$5,000.
___
assisted in arresting Bridgman robber trio had ticketa from t hl- if nocossury, resistance to tho anti
nationalist Press. The committee said Loechelt. "Officer Blewfield
*fc.
(Continued on page t wo I
cagp to Champagne. Word of the religious laws promulgated hy tho at a meeting at 10:80
hoynnd the city limits.
Inin Abbott Spencer of of the World Court conference
Bachelor
ContinueH
robbery was dispatched over rail government. It wa» predicted In morrow morning.
"You
know
at
the
time
that
you
j Springs gave sevc•ral which is discussing the problem of
According to Acting I
road wiroft from Mutlooti and tho the pastoral letter that If they do
(Continued on page two)
F ig h t To Save Life
lions, aceonipanied by American adherence to tho court Britain Is Concerned
R. J. Holly there are M
pursuit
began.
Communities
nenr
has
encountered
a
deadlock
on
not waken nmmig themselves and
ckhalin at the piano.
. maintain n solid front, they will dustrini concerns conUmpl
WF.TUMPKA. Ala.. Sept. '» - New York-Paris Plane Chicago wero wnrned.
R»m consisted of “I American reservation which means Over Lawless Attack
At Paxton, 20 miles north, thq ultimately triumph with a de establishment of bronchea
Rose," "April Girl," and that the council of the Ixmguo of On Warships In China (/P)— Counsel for (Hyde Rmso
city und tho meeting tomoffatejj
sheriff
n siiwed ott shot cisive victory.
Nations
may
not
ask
the
court
for
Bachelor,
on
trial
her*
for
the
Reaches Bolling Field gun ut emptied
• be n means of determlnhl.
fust a Kiss and You,
tho
car
as
it
sped
past.
slaying Aug. 80 of his father-in
advisory opinions on questions in
Tho letter convoys the blessings this city can offer a new
Thu shot punctured the tire but
LONDON, Sept. 9 .— (A'l—The law, Judge Lamar Smith, today,
nud sympathy of the popo and tho here.
WASHINGTON. Sopt. 9.— (/Pi—
Broi khnhn made a hit which the United States is interest
, jO
ed without obtaining the consent of British government is "eriously
' " Sikorsky did not halt the flight.
h"rnti> selection entitled the United States. The iliffk ulty In concerned over the incident on the nntinued
A report will be made a t;(
In Loda, four miles away, how Mqxlcan episcopate. Instructions
S
3
3
R
.l
S
«
.n
l
ortby
S
J
T
3
aro
reiterated
In
the
letter
to
main
|OM l.ndy.” Dr. II. W. the committee soems to be whether YYangtxe river last Monday when,
ever, an overheated motor hulked
weekly meeting of tho cHamb
iity. . _ _
eluded the musical pro the council in asking for advisory Chinese troops fired upon British yoatorday and *11 testimony
and tho trio, who had threatened tain solidarity, never yielding In nuoq tomorrow. '
.
: • vocal solo entitled opinions must veto by majority or warships killing u number of of peoted to b* in the hands of the cm standard time, today from New tjio drlvtr whon accosted in I ux- the slightest and "resting confi
Tho apeclal committee *|.
dent
In
the
blesslnga
of
God
and
Vo^k
LSwoct Song.”
tori, forsook tho nutomnbllo and
ficers and men of the Ku" bat* jury lato today.
by unanimity.
It was tho longest flight yet disappeared up tho deserted road in the church and the admiration last week to plan for-that
achelor testified
“ to nrrange for the
Relatives of
Dispatch and Cockchafer ami1 the
und approval of tho whole world mooting of the Sanford i
mad* by the huge plane In which
Anary bunquet of the
Generally chaotic situation in t hina yesterday that he i» not normal, Captain Rene Fonek, the French toward Chicago, ufoot.
their manifestation of faith Commerce with the trade
Posses were quickly organized for
that he appeared1downcast and un ace, and Lieut. Allan Sn«>ddy will
f t when teachers of the Jan e Darwin Gives
of outlying parti of tho county tH
as affecting British interests.
und
virile Chrlstinnity."
happy and that he had been cerom- attempt a non-stop flight from und the entire section Joined In
pUlie Schools *Will ho the
also report.
At
present
howover
tncro
i*
no
Up Channel Attempt suggi'stion that the government mtinned to a sanitarium for troatthe search ilireeled by railroad and
finor was appointed, it
The Idea of the n)e«tto*
Jewish
Citizens
N*W York to Paris.
civil authorities.
of It. I,, Robertson, G.
proposes to send a note of protest
the smaller towns of thg^T
Despite
hazy
weather
along
a
DOVER. England, Sept. 9.—(/P) to the central government m le - m The state’s case was concluded
Jr., and Dr. H. W.
Observe Festival originated with Secretary
port of the route the flight was
as
—Tho English girl known
king. The foreign office regards with testimony by Kayos Leonard, accomplished In five minutes less Huge U. S. Security
and its purpose
who
entered
tho
the* incident as "an act of local negro farm 'nand, Indicted with than throe hours. The plane had
All stores and places of business husiness relations
fthlrnhcrry, Tod Wathcn, “Jano Darwin"
Nez(
at
10:26
water at Cape nez.
Issue Oversubscribed owned by Jews were closed todsy chahu and the citliene
brigandage,” which the Poking Bachelor. Tire negro said Bachelor
Kaiiuer were wel- o’clock lost Cat
night, abandoned her government under present condi tad proml$ed him $400 to commit left New York at 9.20 a. m. east
celebration of Rosh Haihanah qxban towns.
t«» the dub after spend' .
ern standard time.
Is Treasury Report in
to swim the ch»'"neiL * 2 tion* »s powerless to check and the crime.
or
the
Jewish Nate Y«*r. SptDlal
Ptutncr away from San- attempt
7 o’clock this morning. She gave that consequently a formal (thetest
rh of the returning Lions up after about eight and a half
WASHINGTON, Sept £•—<£5— services werf held In the audi
. . ^.t.
' talks telling of their hours in the water when a little would he usel*s*.
Oversubscription of the $850,000,- torium of the school bqllding last
A report of t ^ departure of the
ooo of three and one half percont night and this morning.
^11 agreed that they were pore than half way across the
According to Jewish •tradition*
British cruiser Hawklna from Wei' hark to Sanford. '
tax certificates to T>e Issued on
channel. The sea had become rath
the world’ is, B887 years old today,
Jwei for W
September
16
was
announrod
.
today
er rough, with a aouthyeat Wind.
til the
of the festivals observed
g&tntion.
at the Treasury. The certificates It le
Miss Darwid used * n , °
am Retir^» As stroke
in
the
Old,
Testament
practically throughout. She
l jr E B C E R . ^ F ^
. story and newspaper will msturt June 16, 1927,
ear is intendPORTLAND, Main*, Sept. 9.—
with tlw h e lsn ce ^ e n d .w U
was not exhausted wfan taken 2 i “ X f . l r , c . » » . ^ d ! r . f t h .
D em otratsO fi
Give Senator !
Overwhelming:
f
R u n o ff" ’
Race For
jes As City
[ials Blamed
GERMANY SENDS [THOMAS POINTED
ITS D ELEG A TIO N ^ AS MAN WHO
TO LEAGUE MEEYSHOT AT OFFICER
TRIO OF BANDITS, CHURCH BOYCOTT
WANTED FOR GEM IS REPORTED TO
THEFT, CAPTURED BE SERIOUS NOW
SSS& ^i
Trade Body
To, Map Indnsi
Program For
d Musicians
it Program
Lions Club
saiist. a s i i r . ' , ’. sss.
«;>f.•>•*«!■■««•
Steel-Magnate
Fortune For “
France And !
Miui Travels From
Kill Another For Stealing His Money
Head Illinois
*1
R a i l w a y
fo, Sept. 0.—<yp)— Charirkhnm haa been elected
#f tho board of director*,
treated position' Of the
"Ural railroad, and will
Negro Slayer Pays
tyith Death Penalty
M ILLEDGEV ILLE. Ga., Bept, 9.
//»__Ed Glover, negto, confessed
of Mis* klida Smith and
E . V . Wilson' on
sat talking in an automobile near
S d Camp Wheeler, went to-TU*
death here today os a penalty for
d us president pf the
A. Downs, at present
|«f the Central of Geor»y a subsidiary of the
ntral system, It was an»y
sham's . Ills
during
c r im .. w n o u n c - a t l i l
' led him to
ion t h eHe
waa pr
' OctM^haad
dns.
m <*fta»iY
itib a ;
f f l
he explained
i meeting of the
found in hi* trunk a t a
C/P)—A 8000 mile journey to mur _ _ _ _ dosed* that in 1921 he.sbot
der the mop who abandoned him in add killed Ban
mon A ttialka a M#xP a ir Coifttaito Suicide a Mexican Jail, had anded success i**iCity
. . . . broker,
er, for a swindle. U t.to detective ogenctes indicated
Benjarnlin H. Turn
In W ashington Hotel fully
ed over all his- money,
iB '
—
. American
iSSSico
City.
o
1
City for murder,
in
____and a-------woman
Th* bodlea o f -------------**
- Tried
... was released si
ill
Turner said. ha
•rod •» Mr. and
who Had r*
and
rinc#
years
*!of the American
Mrs. F. H oyto; of Brooklyn, N. James
Han a i. soldier of
r* found today in a room at
■H coonsel ta t him.
an
[nternatlonsl
t*cr
Tq
informed* that
—
'aid hotel under clr- fc
Will*
:• by ord fo r)
'•>*i
i. an authority'?n
in
____ over
itersture, a l*ftW*
The
- his ina
him"
. hotel *
to
defend
him
ar>d
out, end immediately l^gan Ulk- British China station.
ing about, another attempt.
fin t ehMP
b«iy •*1?
h iif i
. . Inquiring hia.tl
jU u rs tia
....... TWs pur>J-
the
care of the ^overnmenFa financing
S S K » A . r*W %
and make resolutions to. renew them
'" r ^ r - r
arnment afcuriti** on tl»# market
•H h l. time, It io d k ^f* U> them
able to
tm «v*n lower lnteree* n M
Inquiries Are
tfh .
•
h r '-'Vr
<%
�riy k
>j ,
w r :u a M a c a m jr a '. r
rifji
•
•*,
♦ •
CLEARW ATER ,F|a.. Sdpt. 7—
(/P)— In Bentencltjt: three persona
to th e' atht© prison-at'the'apoelttl
m
LEAD
session of .circuit court, Judge nn, Low,, WtrJ
Freeruun I4. Luno declared he is mobile stealing
j =
WASHINGTON. S e t
lh' ‘" re l ° * *
Hreans were heard emanating f r o m ;'* - |l|wi,VH |g difficult for a 1«Y*
th - war ami navy departments t h e ;
„.n how much
| r
; 1
tb C o^oriiU dri Of
LONDON, Sept. 8 . - (/F)-M)Ictu- Kolh lie mid' Qun*n Mary have
•1
_ .VddrcHscg Hussion
torti mill kiiiKH.thi! World over nro done* much to prevent -extreme '
U in
<*iiin>r .try in g to.reform woman’:' dr-sr hy fniihlonn from prevailing umottir ,
h > tiuui
yy I^ g—
.
..I,-. -- l.t r .1 huSK-t plmn » rr.v «l I
learnings
Of
V o ters J vmimin method*. Hm fkirts wm- women who lire received ill r-ourt. |
here from the Adlrondacks.
j,,
t» eronoil.r-e verms to
MuHHolini'H
Experiment
J
j r j y . ' . U _ ----•
: tinoo to shrink, :den<M I'-t no IoiikT
u
t
to
the
hone!"
exclnimcd
of
,
.............
la'iotml
enian.iiy.
It u'ny
iNfussoliid's effort to s bind uni iv.e
MfvflCOTT, Kun„ Sept. 8.— •
(hr edict- <>f nnui huve not
.. ..............;m I ml for the - ..nnliy as j
fi.'ialr:
of the -two services, when
SborttominKM of tho avcniR'* J ,-ovon ,1 Up the Imre u-rks wlileh the dri“-<) of Italian women ami
, hitl|. ,| m.
(old whalV.
........... what'the
. .
.president
' . in“ ^'srotor wore ilinKtiojtwl to- v„ rj„ „ , high
r<l offinul* p r e - , lessen i lie eost of dress hv having
u
sl. ls ,m. “ Why! the army and mi- , —
l((.v , (..,||v n r- n g"hi ahotd it, I
In uniform for Women is creating
(d jo f Gi'n. Jninos <i. Hsu- y m«| t<> find oIm- i liotinldf.
N. nre nothing hut skeletons »l I.
. r‘ , h- pn-ipo I i ti'iTthli*.
Krmnl !•looted
j mueh niniifcvMieiit among Itritisli .
fident of the Kudin Cor;,.|V. and some, even of their rihs
I
prrAnutrlt.1,
r __
t in tin mhlr. sH
s
Mii<lat>hn Kern d's p tv '•: agents , official-: who had to do with th •
missing.
Another
cut
and
their
I
M
J|
y
|,%
d.-pnir
is
j o State convention of it* •) ^ h n . ' e one I. neve Turkt'lt ! effort m ole in Knghtnd dni iiur tin*
v. .c Kptn.'il I'ldiinnis will lie ill nun
...........anything, than lis army ■
ill Legion here. The coin
|,av<4> i d a •■ole the veil a t i t i r e i l VSnr in provide a stnml ard
• •*
‘ •of tills American lr»>o|»n at ( |, . ..i,»rKestii»i, .v d nil*
their j rnalne.i lor women at a remaik
! OH
TheoI im|y the nvintiun folk can so,
navv." t t young I
l ^ T h t m y appealed to the ,... tumee. i.. |iarpioiii‘.:e with th-.nt.l.v ■he:tp pri«e.
, yell ! old lile 'I
V.l" |
, ,.,y I,r light in the gloom. Their |||(|f.
l i u f his homo slate to lake v
„f •!„. \ V ,I.
' Kven I lie huioldest. Women law
.ices, l».th land and sea, nr,' !• „ |,,, time, ago, loo. " lie" I - « a * I
L leadership into till i.'
I
>
|,,iVl.|,.,. wi,„ have li"i >. Jed ih< too li' S to he individual'! I *
, ip 'lerrelary “ha-- heen liv- I
' I,, expand' d.
.
,iun, iii 'o
the gie il <itie-: in i and •('|ii«*'d the eheap mid utiatil,» . l i t fill e\er ' toe- I lie w'al. |
^'Crltlrlrca Primary
Toeiinv -«aililc Mohaimn* dan v o- ( true*i ••* •.•nJlitnii"'..
■|'|i.. ,.. to t.ay, it haiio’l h—n
If'Mlf **hi|> of st.nl • ir. fa* ....... , r,. , tingnig In ll«"t
vei* j
Kn r \lh-t | of lU'lglum mav get
\-i much ns two years ago army
.on additional umiti htm o'
laltljr nn the i'm k*t" he *
j,n« i. hail m lay ;»• ole
tln irtin- w m e n of I'.elgimn
to In '. . \
. were pointing old that I hey «,.n
I
•
i'.
It's l.een gelling I - <
MMU)."VTlie alarm to he fell in <•,
,|
T i.ik . wer- < . i hum hv u *'•*!••• only war h
■>lv lui'l to lui\- more niouev. |,.v, „
1
JCWUHtry Is noi :i> iniicli at .■ e
I., It,.,,,.
I'"- n :* -llmil-nhiirg mav p '
i., i .icI;s were fnllniK down, they |since
N"W' 11 l“ *•'' ' 1,1
.in« «• 1•
mjgjm'Hs til In inditf-i'em c
j
, , i,-<| * . leng hen i " , >mml Herman women to ns-e <
i
..olained,
uniforms
were
went-I
down
'll
further.
K. 11. Ilnv'i ".
has I'ctiirned to '
»fcaflfce: mill tiepleffl of the "i i
f. |,\ lav. in Co • ", lm‘ Imn,, "*own * , e for In end, H-t* '
out. their wartime iicciinnilti- ; i'p • i certain |>"io^ n
l,,‘ i
' y.uluUea ol eitiisbii.ditp wh»«h i j);H|
|4j„, it, ■ i.
i l e i l o > - the mpnrtnlion of wle-it i " 1- home •" liileshnrg, ill., afu-r 1
,,f monition:: were determent , health'' •'* I'usl and redme. hut »*'-1
.•
t:!
niontli
'
i.
yrle
tour
that
carB lirought
trout
..
•
|v,„„i i |,:,t point it‘‘ weakening, and (
nlioul these •* t-h* |yVon,i o went to mil i .the, I*«.«•» (lour, iii.l M'......Ii"l mav to t H
‘ leiiM.I. Willi the old, » , of I ' . e . l o eat nnoe potatoes in<I i' - i *ed him th, •vli every .stale cap- ' I h-v didn't get more.
They
got
finally ••••••!.
it,,I, into \l< no >ui(l no?iIi into
liwieatol'i ,o the iotci'e l of nation
IcChuse
,|„ t,,|,„ .
rfdse of his Intnrfetene,' the A,
...................................
.
.
1
,
,i
’
I'Vtigli-Inti-n
v.lio
j
'
‘tuula.
He
ti
n
lieen
ao
-lithu
t it |m' know ii in i I fm.'iit,
loor.ld veil hot. had -i li.'ind
Hying
Ltndiid 1 . i . l since i n f , and lias , olden m
,i
.vhe i
• .• y m old aerie
,)•
..it
ire
ai
l
t
<
'ho
urn voter has allowed him 1 " Klll..
|,
' ii ram.- ,
rv In i.y weigl,,
'i.inio,on) «.n.t. I 'h.
- ‘ ru> nltention.
Tim with
primary
mak, |( ..... |„ n„
f>t' amhlled
a primary
M V' *
. mpii.ii .» •••
tit in liii- < " i t ii t i .
Jr"»jrpt«ni
;
\
i. I ' . i l i a n il
tojntion.
which for
he increased
t»ays little <or
1(ll v ..........I"
llllv l,
e I h (..
V mm nlloiit Id
!/.nhas resulted
mimh i t'v
in tn.'iLi**.
a low- 1
. 11, . , ol, 11
c rln g 'o f the averag,* iiipa-ity nod
■n I, oi'ilore
& Character in the , andidnles . |. <i
i I i'. Tl, •
t |,'. l nee , 1,1. ^•■u•■
.
I
Sprd.'il l*i i» il» re.-'
oti. Olllv wealth'. 00*1, ran a:.|>l'
i
i.f it," t'oiie.l Kiiicdo,n
i,| •<
who 111,
heen
, ,,1 •,,,• ii ■\I,,. 111y I lie h mi el
,,
I V r l 'e c ! l> o v
W A N T TO SI
Insure th e Titi«
T
O m ake your property me
readily saleable, secure title Q
su ra n ce and use it as a sellir
argument.
P u rch asers are insisting that a titlS
insurance policy go with the de
to any property they buy.
They w ant to know that, should)
flaw later come to light, they
entirely protected by their title iiw|
surance.
I''ramps Who Roam Roads Of Scotland
Most Picturesque People Of Britain
(i'p Jo 1’tills '(
............
........ Kansas Lily Police
of the aV< t:>:
Voter, (jell. 11at loo d d< •la ■ i
I so Throo rhini*'.
j^ lh t)'>
,inrlination to look on hr
Vlion as a teiie dy for all |* ■i* .*
In Knloniii'A Ii5iw
m ,:
.
Another fault
fctey . Sltys ( ongrcHs I orrr d
I
^■/"With no oversoni m ill it fur
l> \' .''A f *TV. Se,,t P
overnment sliitnten, tli"ie ate f..i l'< ti< >ior 'l."i,i •I ■ iil'dy t” l> <
y.jnlno law
fartoiies,
woi'l oig d, lam<d • ' i m i
n a i"ot*o
Jnto ill lltltKS t'lolllll tioo.” the V 'll If
h ’ ll loot
"Ul'lv
ill
•I
>i
ker cold irno'd
“< • <<<o
jib, insti'iol of >i< v a a,.. ■; ill
l
I
' itioiis that eapi .l t.e t,.i,oiled
s t a t e «, :»i wu i '.‘d"topi .I -d 11 o ., i I ■ i •
: by tile writi-rs ,.l the • on-1,*•»'.e. > i
.
. i, ,
^IS.'.b ein g forced hy roelal v . ' l i , .
,
|•
.
in to
I
I i*«
•
•
-!.-,V*won of nltmo-t i'vi i ■. i'f
'
' police power l e e r ..! i,. i|,
, .,
4« i U :Alttte».'*
t . .
^ ‘Criticizing t h - a ' >a j • \ m >. •
,
K tt t t fo r ncgl «•( l r i in ini iii ii
t» •
•|
ip'pn tile I mM'I .1 P'.lli'V "1 1te . . .
SltOti Sli«t«'S,
o 11., 11 . I •. * *
,
L, World \Vor \ ' t, t " , i : i h. i i *"
,i > . •.
(selves m il l e I" hlai "•
, set III •melit with Kl.'liue
'
, ,i .
i f lg to oil! g i , " . !■ Iiild i ii ' I, a
,
11
'minted ill will of
I'ly 1
!•»
fegro Slay er <liven
- -Sentence OS t)< ii ■»
,i
i
,
* i el
,
•
,.
,
'
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I
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,
.
Imp
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f.
j,
,
i
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I
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1I •
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Wtf il, II ill
I o
-* 11, V |l Ol' I 111,1,
I |\i)i
( it*. Ifi , i . •oil- 'll, I
■i il \ta ' I kill
. 1#e. at ad 110|.' .
’
"iia l".
Ol-posit ,,u,
. ...,
I
I 'o
jiaill W o' |. .. " '111 loll d
III.. "Ill I I I'll I .f I lie I 'it I hill I II l .. '
V■ !
. i■
it mu i ! i I" •ti id'll io'- col I
al I .'I all ’.ear and III" idle r ih" ;
o ;i> d r.; Id i to l alM"iii' •
:t*:i.N Vi II \\INS
! o| i ii,.w?i I.,
ii -a king out
i i * i • I'..- !.
i'
ii a al.M . i
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I. ll .
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.old *a ........... ..
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STANDARD SIX
T o u r i n i ;................................. $ 945
Sedan
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De l.iixi* Touriny' . . . I 00 S
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De Luxe Sedan . . . .
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these cars America's greatest Sixes. Cer
n o manufacturer could be in a sounder
tion to offer such values.
Chandler has a long c o n t i n u o u s recoflU
success—a company with no bonded tnutnr
ness, no mortgages or liens, no bank loatJM
outstanding notes—a company ult., ,,..J
m arkable strength o f assets 20 to i over hue*
SPECIAL SIX
'lo u rin g ....................$1145
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De Luxe Coupe . . . . 1285
Sport T ouring . . . .
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3Qth Century Sedan .
5-PaB»enger Touring •
5-PaBBcng1
M e tro p o lita n Sedan
7-PaM enger Touring •
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I lorhln trop» mill hoIIn, I'ail, loimul.i in the (eodl of i et
mote than 10 yean experience io i InnJ.i. Our lilt. t'liOl*
traile-luark on every hag amt tag i, your guarantee ol highivl
ijii.illly.
Among our four type* ol DlCi l KOI’ lix-ut m ilfo ils tlunii line cs|H'clu|ly (oiled to the I'ail tieciin ol your |;rmc, And
(here’* a IM(J C'nOI’ vcgetahle lertilher lo •.ati.ly every ni .d
ot your cri>|> oml toil. DctcNptlve i>ooklrO and price IInI In e
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“ One Shot" Centralized Lubrication . * Oil Purifier . . .
Air Cleaner . . . . 4-Wheel Brakes . . . . Thermostat Heat
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in its long, successful career with the most
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The Pinellas
court room did not have .authority to arrest which Mai S. Daugherty, '
Inellas county
to
was again
in padded
packbd With spectators him ?" the attorney Hsked Wilcox. of the former attorney,
"I thought we did," the witness
When Judge Freeman P. Lane, re
was president and where Hi
opened proceedings this morning* answered.
Daugherty had accounts.
‘The
actual
arrest
was
made
in
many in the audience being from
Tarpon Springs.
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iHr^Bockner,
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' Thomas and Reid, who are
‘■! don't know," the policeman L rty h|ln« , f t * * the original
charged with first degree murder answered. A considerable part of I#d
accounta of the Midland
in connection with the death of the ((ueationing had to do with the i National Bank, of which ha war.
patrolman Dlewfleld, maintained oliremnn s knowledge of city [ not ttn 0ffJc„ , and personally dcthe same air of unconcern whlch nindary limits..
strbyed them.” ‘ ■
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has marked their demeanor since
“Did von say that it was by the j Mr. Buckner sai dhe would prove
the trial started yosterdny afternoon. Mrs. Roy Phillips, ' w l f e ~ o f i '*/ God that .you didn't shoot that the check, although stamped
tho proprietor of the grocery store Mr- Bridgman?
he wps aske*l. ; by the Midland Bank, had not born
which was robbed on the morning IWilcox denied making the state- j credited to the account of nny’ de
of the killing, was the first witness . ment.
( posltor other than the two Daugh
examined. She corroborated testi
___ ^ ! ertis^ or Smith, whoae accounts
Attorneys, witnesses and Judge
mony of her husband yesterday as Shnron left the court room to view were destroyed
to the amount of cash and checks a rear tire on the sedan which (
A $100,000 block of the Liberty
taken
the„ safe,
mentioning . Bridgman wus driving. ‘ The tire |Bondt paid to Merton however Was
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I V ? 1: l X disappeared.
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_ n ttk n Hfnea wax leadopponent on the face of
f la tf ratarne.
W . Stephana, of the
appeale, v u also leading
sent, J n d r * J . P. Hi»h-
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a county In Georgia has
as many unit rotes as rcntattres In the lower house
legislature. Nominations
kde by unit rotes, candidates
a .majority of the unit
iff nominated. There a *
lit votes, with a majority to
_ate $08.
The Democratic
-.convention meete at Macon
sr 8. to make formal nomiunlese there is a run-off
jeiarv. in which rase the conven>n will he held Oct. 14. Should
r'*eeond nrlmary be necessary It
$jDl.W held Oct. 6.
. litre two nr more candidates
•Involved in a race, the one retha county popular vote
tv, receives the unit vote.
^ Jman, who was leading for
rtvernor Issued the following statev ‘The story of Wednesday's pri
mary Is the story of the revolt of
♦he people of Georgia against ma
chine nolltirs in favor of a business
AfthThlstration at the capital.
H'lM,Th« Brown-Holder machine has
Wcn,smnshed/’
."Georgians *in all sections of the
pte have voiced at the polls an
imistakable demand for Hn effioit and strict administration of
.air affairs by a trained man who
-ig banker, a farmer and a busifit executive and one who will
. unhindered hy factional pledge*!
hit administrations."
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decision On B a n k
Itock Taxation Is To
Made This Week
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“A m id M ajestic P ines”
particularly u 12 bill ns being wn„ saj j
j1(lV(, R bullet hole. The traced to King, ho said, and $2,211*
among the missing greenbacks.
|maj„ rjty nf those examining the ' interest was collected alx month*
At tho conclusion of Mrs. Phil-mash, said it must have been made , later.
Next day this imuunt was
lip's testimony, state's
attorney by glass.
withdrawn fromKing’s account
Pasco Wilson announced that the ‘
. Bllh„ . k
and the same sum placed to
the
two women companions of T h o m a s' h
Bu™i.c 7' « P « t y ri«,rk o f ,
Daugherty, the
and Reid would be brought into Sc,nmole eounty, was called
“ iS o r n c y declared
court and a date set for their “ vv,,ncH" to testify whether Wdattorney
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trial. They are Phyllis
Thomas, ct,x “r Green hadfiled bonds as
reputeil wife of Louis Thomas, <«>mly peat*, officers prior to Sept. I American
marble firms are
and Bernice Spaulding. Hlias Billie , 5- th**. <ln>’ ,,r ‘ he arrest. Burdick complaining because ^
Govwrii- i ■
Davenport. Both wore jointly in- testified that’ the records showed . Jncr,t
consider ng a
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dieted with the men on charges of no bonds, hut that on Sept. 8, I)o- foreign companies the contract for J j
first degree murder.
Uectivo Green filed a surety bond. |G'cnishlng erosses for the grayer l {
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On request of S t a t e s attorney | I he father of the defendant tee- J
Franco
The bids were $14 Bl)
Wilson, Judge I-ane announced the j tifierl that he went to the police ,,„ch for Italian marble ami 36 for [{•
women would he placed on trial a t Istatimi after his so ns arrest, and ' American marble.
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0 o'clock tomorrow morning. This ]4that he was told by Detective Green
Li
brought objections from attorneys . a bullet struck a rear tire of his 1 The
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Arthur It, Thompson and Arthur'soil s ear.
rienn liabo* n.
W. Jordnn, their counsel, who re- I __
'luasted a eontinuanee. There wart ~
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an nrgumvnl among ( otinsel, which [
Judge Ijine terminated with tiiC]
statement that ho would set the I
trial for tomorrow morning sub
ject to valid objections by defense
counsel.
Both women were plainly nerv
ous ns they entered the court room.
Phyllis Thomas «at close to her i
husband ami held his hand.
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They carried on a whis|*ored _ 1
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conversation while counsel debated 11 ■
over the trial date.
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Bernice Spaulding and Itcid ex f j
changed no greeting . The voting
woman sat apart from her recent
companion who kent his back turn- f l
ed toward tier. Sin* held her head - 1
in her hand during most of i he 1L -
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The section of Sanford tow<
which the building trend has been
noticeable during the past year
favored by many tfojngs other thi
the beauties bestowed by nature.
Friday Special j||]
’ T a l l a h a s s e e . Fia., sept. s».
)—Tho question of whether
itpl stock of banks of Florida is
j«ct to taxation rested totiay proeeedingH and wept.
t Circuit Judge A, G. CnmpJ. 'I'- Powell, a cierk in the Phil- rU
, at DoFuniak Springs.
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Judge Campbell yesterday heard, . . . grocery .store,, another witness j J 1
S.ri TO *8 V A I . I K S
furnenta In a test case brought i f /
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the American National Bank, of ,h'l<l » ’ 1 ’G’1'1 ,n thr * l,,rv ',rif' r u> t ]
hMCOla. in which the latter seeks thl' r,d'hery.
BPnjoln the collection of stahi.
mty and district taxes assessed |
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re.iuvunItH e - i t a l stock on the lun'1 thl'
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ind that it is in violation of ated” even while the garments are
S E E TMIi WINDOW
lions of the constiutinns of the being worn, with the nid of an elec
Iltd States and of Florida, as tric steaming outfit.
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All foodstuffs offered for sale'
itant Attorney Gemirnl
Paris no wmust he marked With
Carter represented the slate
its. An opinion is eJjpectL. their prices in plain figures and
(-'Judge Campbell this we«%W)ales over thesu prices ipusL
W t r i r t c t r i f t r ; 1 r-|r
Carter said.
pake place.
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The city
southeast Sanfon
doing more
New civic buildings are to arise
Arterial highways have been laid aru
are now in use. The Internationa
Press Foundation, only a few mile
further south, will bring many visitor,
and residents to Sanford—to south
east Sanford.
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known to the early Norsemen was the simple act o f one
man pjaciny his hand between the hands o f another.
Ruthless, terrible and cruel as the Vikinys were, no man
broke this pledge without fo rfeitin g his honor and the
friendship of every true man.
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In considering a homesite, si
the advantages of Sanford Grovesoutheast Sanford—and directly in thi
path of substantial development.
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Today modern business form s friends in every cornel*
o f the world through the pledge o f printed word. Ad
vertisem ents are pledges made especially for you . . . .
pledges th a t advertised goods you buy are exactly as
claimed.
No sane business man would advertise an unworthy
product. Nothing could bring ruin more quickly. For
when a product is advertised, it invites the criticism of
millions of people. It m ust m ake good its claim s, or it
fo rfe its the p atronage of thousands.
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A product th a t is not advertised may be worth buying.
But it is little known and its m erit or unw orthiness lies
hid in com parative security. Every product you see ad
vertised m ust be worthy. It is tested daily by thou
sands. It is proved in the pitiless g lare o f publicity—
pledged to you in the advertising columns regularly.
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llfU *eas. James J< McConnell,
her* today, according id the ver
arraigned before, a federal conditions prevailed again today
dict of tho coroner's Jury.
commissioner late list night, plead- in section* of Illinois and tows
Ilia body was found by hi* wife,
**d
nut guilty and was held in which, to rt th* brunt of last week's
lying in their yard with * bullet
damaging itorhhr. The downpours
wound in his temp]*. Ill- health |2?,00tt hail, which was furtftshed. however, were not so general and
was said to have been th« motive: Hearing was fixed fbr Sept. 23.
j appeared to have spent themselves
He is survived by his widow and ft’
He is charged with committing! with cloudburst* last night,
■laughter who waa married hero
. Report* were more of damage
yesterday. He served for, irtpm/: pirtuv Aug. il on the Hazel E. to farm proparty than in citiea,
•
Hernn,
it
vessel
engaged
in
rumyears in tho Missouri National,
with the cold rains adding further
! I running off the Florida coast.
guard, v
rF
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sf (I f^tr*
•cV* K <1
ILr
fJrY, s<M)t. o,— WP)—
tfcr brunette*, fig[the inUT-ctty S afe ty
||j(| the gentlemen
fitiVs nick
more
Monties to compete
[jtif " f ' l ' 1*8 America
[mlJs
fnvor three
L Denver, Mina New
jlldtt ritlifornin to one
greater New York, Ha
dinnces. AIw»
[•that >fik^ Denvef1*
ha*i been traced on
Pp](V from which the
bamphicr'H succearfl\vn tomorrow night. I
’ been no official in- |
L. liimpnign ex non.sew
(,n revealed that Mis:1
ouetit no less than n
.suits to help her t
rntlerneti judge* into
decision.
nure, who itt Miss Milteilny bears slight
hit mis, testimony to
I she trieil to conceal.
Lhtlv lnirned on the
|arrival when the fuse
li.ni tlrier blew out.
nre went to u himpuet
niirtit without saving
Lut the incident, hut
fai.i'1 out.
ir< ises Do Not
Have Easy
ivs Eudoxie
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a m e i K i m e n l k M o t h e ' C o n s t i t u t i o n o f M h o St.lt*) uf rloilftll. uml tile Nunn*
w o r e a s r e w l t o li y , a v o t o o f t h r o a -«i
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t h e i r r e s p e c t i v e J o u r n a l * , w i t h t h * y e a s m l i i u y k H u - r e o n , m u l t h e v .tl.l
d e t e r m i n e m u l d l r a r t t h a t t h a s a i d j o i n t IL - h ii I u I l e u - t,,. N t t i o i i l t t e i l to Tin*
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N i l " f t liu t ' o n e t U l i t l o n o f t h o S t a t e ol h 'lo rld u . H , . ln iliiH l o IC d u m ilo n
H e I t lii'Ttol v e d l i y t h o L e g t e l n u r n o f . t h e s o u , ()f l ' I, ■r t<I it l
t e j e e l o II
Fc. 11*.nit.
I n a d d i t i o n l o t h e t a x p f " o . l . * | f .n III S i - r f l o t i 1 o f i l i l i
\ r t l i l i - il in f ’o u i i t y S c h o o l F o n d a l i n l l
i .. f i •.. |.| ..p il l t Im i .,r i he
1III v n I t nf | b e S t i i t e H c ll o o l F u n d a i f i l o f '•
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i d l o Hip c o u n t y , a l l r a p l t i i t l o n t u a e e c o ll , ,| w I M i m ilo> c o u n t y um l a l l
I >l>r< 1 it i Lit ituiH ii v t h e I .** K le in I I I re w h i c h
) « 11 I t i
't o o i s . a n i l Sctio .il
r ' l m i l * J'c ,i m o . it i o n ,*11 a n d tl let rl l l i r f e d u ■ ,.i) !►. t •* ■ nted b y l u a um l
li .il l In- J lel uii'io'd by il o * l ' m i n t y H o e r d
f I ' u b l i , 1 c - 1 >uci io n eol+'i) f u r
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I ' l o v l d e d , i l o u ‘*ucll
i |i| ioi l lo ii uo M it .uni i l l a t i I b u l lo ll H liA ll b e n
0 , c , , ' . «,il l a w l u n c i l >11»., 11
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dm tor of philosophy di*gr**i*. She i on,, of tl IAu t .11
>1 N T I l F . K O I . r T P H N P r o n o M l n * ' o n m in 'iit ni< -n l to A i i i r l t * V *>r f it #
who oie getting ilinr ciliuat imim m American
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1ltr h n l l i i i i i y I U |int l l m n l . in be
K i i m \ s n iim M i c t i o n 4 4 o f Maid A r t i c l e
|{»> 11 llo Mo lv otl b y i l i f Is H M in lu tu r ea df t l i- Si , t ,. ,,f F l o r i d a :
iiff Mu* Ii ’n
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v m • l«* V o
Hit l h i t l t m of
Mil,|
l- ' lo r l ilu , to lo* k n o w n ii h S e c t i o n 4<
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orrangempnts of tho building,
F b i r l u a u t Hi*' n e z t Re ti e r ul e l e c t i o n , t o b- l-'-M on l b " f l i n t T u e s i lit v a f t e r
I
T he f o u n t v Hoard o! i iitnu In l l l « f i r s t M'oitiluV I n N o v e m b e r , 19JB. fO' ' .it I f l e a l I o n o r i e j e c t i o n
I s f r u e i i it n reeentlv passisi fn v o ra h ly
Heel to n I I
T in * (T tlrtf J u s l l c * o f tin s u p re m e t ' n t u l n f th e S la te o f
' h e r i - i i l at Hn* i i i n i n i i - i n - e n t e i t t
1 iin'oi the ace"|i|anee of the Im ilil- l l i . i l i l a s h a l l In- s e l e c l e i l b y t h o J u s t l i e
f t h o f l i s i i • r m o f t i l e H t t p i ' i - i n a C o u r t m t h e y e a r o f I' < i 7 . a m i e v e r y
i i. if. following an in-pet lion of it i - t . i y e;t i s t Ii* • * a f t e r .
ous g o w n s
and
O ne of th e font tin
tiro uendem v is
tile
which_ has jt s e a t i n ''
o v e r allO.
•. t' the ne
T O J v V n , Si-pt.
I/1'I — M o u n t
iin lil u ii i i'n Toknchi on the island of K o k k a i capacity i.t do u o rtliern .lapim , e ruo ted lava
| (
v T w o lives have been lost.
(H P A h )
A laree lihrarv. I'-.-niing i " " m . : ( loads " f sulphur smoke rolled
principal'H office, fi"
' i' 'f**** i ' ■ 11*i
' wm flu* moiii Haiiisiflu, Villam 1-4,
rlus; rooms eompl »■ Ihi* itiV. i im i in nit* sh h k n i, ili'd for safuty.
entailed by a moA* ■
»!«' lilt* I’riiuess ill- i J
um* to a better pur- g
Tinting the (listr< *SS of 5
npciverished Itulgarinns. Jj
^unat« 1v. thure are nev ■
nt fumis available to ■
Willii ; of all.
5
llnre herself <on im i ,i M
|mnit o rvi s her eoinitiy J
nitv best as a gooilia
n
1 in LM 1 Inis been uffered
nupei-i it imi.. pernonM lieI the i.ti, bipod red in collevilt :l. iiinsmucb us four
liier" Ipivg digit in it und
lllcil :iud Itiju/tXl >several i
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Men, Here Are Some Real Values
s
t
ambition.
v
One womaa ga|f ‘
aix week* ami if
man or wonhan
pound* in 30 day*',:1
Cod LiVef Oil Con
tho Union Phasmacy o r tbd *
gist from Who they
t*d them will tfladiy return the J
chase price. (10 tablet* 60
Ask fur McCcy’a — th#y a re *
coated.
*iM 9
i r i i r V i w r i i i~i n 1 1 i a i i w w a —
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We have just received a shipment of jnen’s
3 suits from Peacock, noted tailor, and for a few
days only these
suits
are to be sold at huge dis*
counts— many of them are at half-price.
m
* ’’ t a
*d t f y
N 'jv- iVuft
1
/ ’ Because of Our Convenient
Charge Service
v - .O j S
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T.'T'
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Plan
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Men who thought fine clothes beyond
their reach find this service provide* a
way to purchase the best.
\
,-;vtj]
"M.
B etter clothes are econom icaL Every .
man finds this to be true*
m
;.V.-
I
Si.
*./tv
sX
are so genuinely good th at w<
them in a big way in comu ion
*•'
*
WoolensTLineris-Gaberdines-Pahn Beach
i.
y otO v
way if you wish*
ippetitG
ty o ru n
EMBER, how it used to bo
F! you could hardly wait
Utimo? And then, alt down
Iseveral helpings of «vcryfnjuy ( very morael and get
Die table feeling satisned
' >Vorltl, happy with:every1 ready for anything,
Jnat a difference in Uvin.
m
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Mohairs and (Spanish Linens are all included
in this wonder opportunity.
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er how UmpAirtg 1the foodisAnd than,
fhiraatinir
loliling
at a f«W bite*, feef_____f«W
1Dinn ever. .
d t is hardly worth
living
And yet, ah In the World
w‘th you fa that you
^mu.for rich, rod.—
- It
1 blood.
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n .A V n iA w r o im ,
H im r e t a r v »»f S l a l e .
m
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Rollowa 1$
the a ld e V e f if l ^ f
-w h y don't j*«<d
make youm if lopk M k * V <
ntanf
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McCoy** Cod tifd r M
pound TafclHt.
where weight i*
that but they
<*ral health apd you’ |
M any Men A re Now
Wearing Better
Clothes
Prices Extraordinary in Men’s Fine s
H
CLOTHING
fur Die | w e n t y - f i f t h t i m e
p n i g n i v , b u t t h e r e n r e im
h
Ntn
9
pmoL;t in w h i c h A r c h - ;
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=a
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IN
I S T I M u W W I i n i t K u l * ’, T h a v e
I k m m u i I o not m v h a n d a n d a f f i x e d
t h e Mi'i'jit
of K li ' H fu lt* o f F l o r
ida it Ta ll ah aeM *o *, l l i e « *;i| d llib tl i l n
tho i w f i i t y s i x t h d i iv o f J i d V , A
n. nisi;
AVON PARK, Pla„ Sept. 9.—
CVA USG-D CAR IS ONLY A S D tr P 6rN D A B tE '
A 3 THE* D E A L E R W H O S E L L S IT
Groom’s Academy
For Nej?ro Pupils,
Has 8 Classrooms
bedeck
Avon Park Will Get
Unit* )A
Of _Artillery
v 1
I'hnne No. .1
Still. [>.— </P)— Prin|o of Ittilgnrin, th«* 28|ter <f King Horis and
the former
t ’/ur
l a -1 T uesd ay a f t e n i c o i
|m !,• r memoirs i>nl>
I in- local Imard o f trustees 8 ro
\ f i i l N ' r l! I :Sf ) l J ’ T 1 n N ' rro|»i»Mlii|C 1»R A- ■ 11<1r t i »■nr To H f' i'l 1n f i 14 o f
■ ' Mitionitl Zeitnrur" 1
j e x t l l - e t e d I II p a s s u p o n
tile
Jtii V.
f M t h i l. l TMl || i.f H I k I lI n III I h o r<lllNl ! I n - m I . f n . o . I 1 1 )■ .(t I h o Ida.
m iricess tines not iti- .
f i t o o m i ’ Ai rule in v . ! Im n e w r t i <,
MJim ]MoUt l o i r , a n d I d i |o> m*- n t
J l H . i l i i i v l o I h o O w II*‘|‘ h 1»I|». 1l l l l t T l tic
1111 1" jI w i t i i i n a f e w d o v r . a n d w i l h
iiii h .1 "soft snap.”
nf
ihT»iM j[> in tii** JSiiiih *»r Plcirhlii f '■*Loi |; It»' I n
! -i lin n ! lui iir l i p o
i h . h M h n r u 1 m .• ( l l n - i r a p i i i o v a l i t w i l l r.tk'- i t s p i l e '
at»*
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In he-: the tt-niiiiug i-.lu
a-, a n o t h e r l i n k in l li*- S e m i n o l e
t ' o n ■t i i a t l o n o f rh w S t . u i *
i*f
T h h ti t f n l l n w I r i M d h o m m I nn *n t o f tf
Vher reeeived for their ! " f t h e he* I b u i l d i n g o f it e I \ pe ei,tl 111 v I ha il l nf SI -lion! .
3 i,,i-f*i ;i . ,^i * r ie fi ts -of tf i* ’ l»< r h u u l l o n 01 i i tiiN o f s a i d »‘ i •n?*i! i t*l K»ft, I'®
hut confesses tif liav j in t h e M u l e m ,r<!iut t o M U . , , , I
m i l i I m - l i n n ' is h»i»*hy a K i* -« tl i o a m i
- i i n o sin* II I o* s u I o n It l i d i n
(In- * | i i « i h l o ( | e l n l n i H o f 1 h r St lift* o f P h
I i f . •f ra 1 1r i * .»t I o n ol' 1 1 ' h »■( I o n
klt'il predilei tinti lor a M o u g l i l o i. :i r i-i 1 11* • f w h o d e ? fo i , (|
T O O l'l-iN It 11IS S O O N
1 tl ilo* h»‘\1 • rtHiihlK iJ * * » o r a l Mho'tio Tl, Il n in lo **rh , I ha I Hoi lion, IS of
fwhii It. slit* says, “may t h e l i u i l d i n g
i i)i.« I Ol la r .i * 1.1 ri o f ICIm I i I m o f iht* C o n u t h i i ' i n n| th S l a t . * o f l l . - u d a , Im
, .i n i i i n l i i | Mo IM To ii' iu l art fo ll o W M !
ilnii* nt our present cia
"lib * low I•11i I<I it >i* tlioroiigiiiy
". ASH I M i l I i'i. Sept, T l/l1)
" S * ' ' t ii« n IN
K o r * ,l a n*1! j* w h o il ro V*h
-h- t o lo I-olio* ( . f i y ^ n i o f th*>
|m hut is pi
to In'
i
i H i t i d S t o i c ou d i' i' lh** |irov I* jour* o f i l n t u n un d n - u i t o i o f i hi> I ' u 11 **d
ti.e ntntrtieO of Wa eiltiipped with nil iimuLtii ;tppii‘ i',, t v . l i s t e r ( i l - i - n t l N e w t o d a y in - | ,’ i i l m Mini 11 havt* I h o Hit m o i l u h l n aw l o 11* it u m -i
■■i i t ain't* a m i
uiteea,’ suid Mi. M , o n , "mul v iti" I I li d s I'm- , iiie i at im i of n c o n • r d r r| iortii .............. i>it»|o*rly in l)i o Sta le ) It*-m I / t-tih .. f t h o S tianh
to.
h u t th o
in mir country.” A h
in my opjiijon
i*.
one
i
.
i
iluranking
,
. .. ____
l i ' - i ' aii m a il
e r v ire b e t w e e n l ' h %
Eo u in la vi t ' n tm II hitv»* (fovt o r l o l i m i t , r<- * Him c a n d pndiikliit tht" o w n e r *
women are rather in"
*hj|>,
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d
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Ion.
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artia tt)
-ta le
mul mli Iphia and N o r f o l k via W a s h in g
lim-t themselves to the colored schools in Hu
to th o S t a l l - u f P I n r I tla ti v f i i r * d f f n f m i " H” ar*- n*d *d l« lld i»
io
h tT o n o *
s o m e th in g th a t tin- uliii aloi-; ..I' l.n.
Hi.Is
are re tu n n ih le Sept. l!.a i iilzi'M.4 o f ih o l ’ n U * i1 SlatB'M u t u i o r t h o j<><-\ I h k«>nx o f th l a w s a m i l r » a men, the Princess oonSem inoh- co u nty can l«- pioml o l. " wi t h a view to begin service Oct.
H i m o f I It a- I n l lt-d H ta ti'J i/*
an innuyjttion um ailed
T h e b u ild in g is o f I r a k and hoi
IT
T h e V* 111'M r a s t In r o m | » h n r u ‘o w f l h
ud proiioMi »l a 111n n d m o 11 i n, a n d
low tile construction and has iho
-------------------------w rite r r e fu te s th e f r e
tin * r i i i i v i h N , d i i l a r a t l o n a m i i i l l i r n A l i n e of. s h a l l lo- m i hjio 1 oil l o i l i a
charaeteristic stucco ijr i b found
VOLCANO K IL L S I WO
sain** i o k ula H ofia m u l i ost r i f t I o n A nN *n«( | u o v Idotl hy I n w f m ^ o i i o i a l
on i h a t p r i n c e s s e s o n l y
on new Florida school
t l o i i i o n n hi I he St a l a o f P h i r i d n,
J wit it rare jewels,
[ stage and the screen"
"we nri*i*vi*n portray,
luuid crowns and rohes
Hut as a imtlLgr of fact
he itiunilest of clothes
|tJic hist two years Imvo
irii new gowns made, allI in style, material and
t
dagtaga iir nearbySpri riffleid.
MILLER 0. PHILLIPS
That the following amendment to Si-i-ilnn 9 "f \itlrle XII of the
t'otiHlIint Ion of I lie Htnti; of Florida r e l i u n n t to F d i n - u l l o n b e und llie
nunii’ Ii* In-reby u g r e e d to ami alialLhe e u l ' i n l t t e i l To itm l ' . l e o t ors of H ie
H t a f o i i ■ H o i l i e n e r u l Klectlon of f t * p r e * e i i i . 11 ve » In 1•* •ii, for i i | i | i i m i ,il nr
liuth (.11 I t'I \ii|>,
f.'ill to siinly for a
lirothers mid s i'ie r i
i*ollege*i
e
damage
firtt
town* I
at' $6
there were report# of t _______
No doubt th ere are at least a few
naroea on our Hat of cuatotnera that
you will recognise. W h y not consult
them as to the advisability of buying
your Used Car here ? The list is at
• .your disposal any time,
uRaNKAb fCi.ti* m ix
will In. held in >m. Ii county ‘In
plotlda
n F
lo rid a
flrnt Moinlny in Xnvi-mber, A. Li. t » | B ,
e
,*> rJv-if*/ *
THEY ARE HONEST VAL5
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need, to do
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general science.
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SUNSET,
tonight.
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ushering
In
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IhariSict
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trtslnwntn where
■wilt-be charged
•sclilause for re
users dlspatcuri
•hd alao th«
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nuniber' 5887 since the creation of
number
. H £ l f t e movr,'n* Picture is alm ost the leading educator of
t h o « # i . . ^ „ 5 - 5 i y - ^ ; i d " S c V u”
convoys fa often, of coum e, harm ful to the • “ udent” and
3^
25?
BOcietyB u t it is "education” ju s t the
S u S .* ? ! * m i l l i o n s of pe°ple ev ery day of tho week learning
all so rts o f things
m tka
__
"
things good
good and
and hurt
bad fm
from
the silver screen,
i s V?i!T ^r° r J< th ,s sum m er th e departm ent o f health has
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Christians and Jowa know that the
earth la much more than fivo hun
dred million yoars old, that men.
have been building cities, and kill-
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SOCIETY EDITOR
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TRis HBUe GounTV i
CAH'T AlARC/A-WlOH.
VJW/ UP MBPS —
G^caTes T O ip b u s »
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KlMP OF A CAR
HAVE YOU ?
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Junio;
"hile obr
n°t COBp
a,n*. »*
WAHNA S e t
NO hORSESI WAMKA S i t
T * New
>AT. SKPT. 9. 1926.
THE JEWISH
people have
moved about, like Celts, Normans,
. f/l *b u fic/?00^8
flud girls will see a ccu ra te records. The Danes and others. And have not
«b
.£•«!!_
,.b?
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nev?
r
seen
the ocean will no longer have to dwindled. In New York City alone
treat
f?*'
visualize it from th e village pond.
W hen he Team s his nro at least l.fiOO.OOO Jews, more
geography lesson, th ere will be life-like pictures of th - thun five times ns many as existed
«f at.
»»d ‘ he countries he reads sbou
He w?« travel to in the days when David conquered
ClMl.
all
p
arts
o
f
the
world,
there
a
t
his
school
room
desk
and occupied thc “mountain fortm t w h ite w a r.
TBpeb teaale t n r l a
n d ! 1™* of Jerusalem.” Ret1 !n* sec
L S Z S r kn^W that. proper,y correlated ."m o v ie s” oand
text-booka can do wonders in th e shortening o f “term -etu ond Rook of Samuel.
M*1
W h at’s Doing- In
New York
Riie
! b'lte Li||1
Mrly f ,H |
AtibMOBiies
i •• SHwt i
-Jt-------
day
e District InstiLcaguo at tho
»t 7:30 o'clock,
will moot In. the
'a t 8 o’clock,
g of tho Cot.
^yelt Auxiliary, of
"Veterans will ■meet
»Schmidt, 218 French
Io’clock.
„
aee for the college
Hall, given by tho
the younger social
By .The Associated f’riws
Vonety, as seen between Times
Square and Fifth Avenue w thin
three-quarters of an hour: „ f i
store clerk wearing „ Ph] Z i n
Kappa key; a negro janitor, sitii„K
in a doorway studying "King Men
a laborer, with greasy de
nims and bag 0f tools, stepnimr
f * ad‘0B' y ^to the rear sent of
sidewalk
and^
r ^ a , c<,nt
n ‘ he
siaewaiK and
hundrc<ls
of "nodesiaw^d ♦ P“8B,," ‘r h “P": « lantern-
ia ^
i ^ xlndnver*
‘>y
crooked
rn.se andJdiBtinaui"h^
cauliflower ear,
diers"^
0nward Christian
Sol-
*C0RA HIL L BECOMES B R ID E O F
JAM ES ROBSON JR . AT DELAND
A wedding which came as a sur
prise to their many friends was
that of Friday evening when Miss
Cora Belle Hill .became tho bride
of James Nicholson Robson, Jr.,
IT,® f«rem°ny taking place at the
First Christian Church at DeLand,
the pastor Rev. W, Clyde Smith
officiating in the presence of only
relatives and a few
intimate
iriendH.
The bride was beautifully gown
ed in u smart fall model of navy
blue flat crepe made with cape efJert, with touches of beige. Her
hat and other accessories were al
so ofbelg*.
Mrs. Koh
obsnn is the daughter of
HPB?,
' f f l v jO S E
. -
MIsa.Bsrtha Smith m U 'lokm '
Wilson of Washington, D. 0 , ' g n
vlaiUng in Sanford os tho gaftit of
Mr. and Mr*. Nad Smith, and Mrs.
with bouffant sk M /th t waist be Dan K. Eborwin.
Irif finished with a becoming flachu.
Harton Mabry, who has baen
Fashioned of orchid georgette ■l*endlng ths lutmner bars with his
over self toned satin m u the gown mothsr, Mrs. M. H. Mabry and his
worn by Miss Cm M N * ! ' "
sunt, Mrs. 0 . F. Smith, leaves
Those enjoying tm cordial bos Monday for Loxington, Va., where
plUllty of Mrs. Rotunilkt were: he will entsr Washington Lee Un
Miss Dorothy Crabtree, Miss Mar iversity.
garet Peters, Miss Margaret Wight
of Cairo, Go., Miss Katherine SymMiss Margarn 1‘oUra and her 4 Miaa Martha Pttts
mes, Mies Claire Zaehry, Mias mother, Mm. Alice Peters loave dav -for Staunton, Va
Cairneu Barber, Mias Lenabelle Sunday for Washington, D. L\, and will onter Stuart
Hagan, Miss Katherine Ray of
Jacksonville, Miss Emily Griffin,
Miss Rebecca Steveas, Miss Mar
garet Anderson. Miss Beulah An
derson, Mias Camilla Puteston,
Miss Helen Marcrtotte, Mrs. Byron
Stephens, Miss Elizabeth Turnbull,
Miss Ruth Henry and Miss Louelia Mahoney.
MRS. ROUMILLAT EN TERTA IN S FOR
_ MISSES CRA BTREE AND P E T E R S
R. L. Hill, formerly of .Greens
boro, N. C„ and came to Sanford
about two years ago. She is a
young woman of the unuaual blonde
typo beauty, and during her. short
residence here haa made herself a
genertl favorite with a wide chruo of friends. •
Mr. Robson is the second son
of Dr. and Mrs. James Nicholson
Hobson, and ia a talented young
musician
He attended Sanford
nigh School And also was gradu
ated from Georgia Military Acadomy at College Park. Ga.
After a short wedding trip the
young couple will be at home to
their friends at the Welaka Apart
ments.
Entertaining in her usual charming munnor, Mrs F. E . Roumiilat
was ho*tcM Wednesday afternoon
when she entertained at bridge at
ber home on Palmetto Avenue,
honoring her guest, Miss Dorothy
Crahireo of Tampa, and Miss Mar
garet Peters, who leaves Sunday
for Baltimore, Md., where ehe will
enter Notre I)nmo School.
The dainty color motif of laven
der und yellow was beautifully carrled out with baskets of yelldw
alemandors and golden glow com
bined with lavender Salomons.
Quaint old-fnshloned maidens
wearing bouffant gowns of yellow
and enrrying lavender fans were
J 3 1 ihliies
T ,h,‘nrc k, ~
“ad
used in keeping scores for the card
four inspertion.
*
game. The «eore pads and pencils
I r>ccd from—.
Birthday P a rty Given Mrs. Charles L. B ritt were also in tho colors of yellow
For Doris Patterson Is Hostess A t Lovely and lavender.
$13.50
to:
The afternoon hours passed
f rni,„k ,.Chil ; ' ai; Kct th ree y*«™ of Roegraphy in one
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge P arty Tuesday qpickly in the enjoyable game of
°,f ™ovinK Pictures.
And o th e r subjects 1 ..T0 TREAT priaonors cruelly ia
bridge, and nt n late hour scores
minrl tliw/tiifat* iL . - 1 can quickly be engraved on a ‘child’s i V’!rl
_ j((kp of th .
* **
The nightly religious services of
Ona; of the prettiest parties of
were udlocted and the prize for top
ting of the District
T{ic
nttrnrtiva
new
home
of
Mrs.
pworth Leagues at n halvntion Army hand in the the week was that of Wednesday Charles L. Britt in Pinehumt was score, a novelty bridge sot, was
heart of the Broadway theatrical afMfnoon when Mrs. M. E. Pat
hurch.
'IS m rS j*** hrnm,ll,rn(beautifully adorned Tuesday ove- awarded Miss Rebecca Stevem. In
MANAGUA. NicAragua, Sept, ».
Ami
h k m Ht. *iavt‘J The govern
ef arhool ■yafrm month after month of teaching
Ball at the City section appears to hold special at terson entertained a number of |ning when she entertained most cutting for the consolation prize, —i/P)— Local newspapers today
3m "■ Hr.i a
traction
for
the
folks
from
out
of
I JI
, 11 be ^ n‘s a view of :»h«ul<l tell officials of Sing Hin^
f»r taerraaed the subject ari distnrtnrl »o
a
boll
It*
of
perfume,
Mrs.
Byron
fthe college set, given
™ ? n
1.,onour ,,f h,'r little ’ delightfully lit bridge!
published documents alleged t o 1
it
WordH a re fe r .ii l n b 8 oddly-working mind can m ako!w,1H, h.‘* thinks of their labor day
Stephen* was the lucky one. Sirs. hnvt. been captured by tho Cha-1
d“?rt*tf.r .IlorlH’ the occasion being ! Pjnk Hm{
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.
•>' a»
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ro
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terrible things to little boys and girls
Rni
,a ‘"'K cantest, 12 convicts with
green,
tho
colors
.
To tho out- herbirthday anniversary.
Roumdbit i>r*-s.im-(i
presented miss
Miss rcter*
Pet ers : morro government forces from the i
irhasen fur D>i«
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m BIBIJI VHURR FOR TODAY
of-town visitor it seems to repre*
Quantities of pink cut flowers !. h ' j . ...
“ '[* W(,re
Iwith « box of dainty hand-made
' uJfS ^ r.-, f 'toalfy •
s .Pe,lt;,l "a
v
a
la
n
c
h
e
"-c
o
rn
e
a
easy
w
h
e
n
^
th*!r
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.
' revolutionists during the recent,
ii
taHy when ea|ing pieK like swine, ,„ r
■sent a bit of home transplanted combined with greenery adorned
\ THEv WILLING H EA R T - “(Jo. tlie child sees the avalanche in nm i;
itnrday
‘ l
. l an‘ ,,,0B ,,f rn,,i- handkerchiefs, while Miss Oah- battle at Cosiguirm. One docu-1
ADD
do Ml Mat Is in thine heart, for I learns the word that fits the scene ' " " ° M t U s< n><‘n an^ .,.’.r ,ri!:. „ovv ,J,K'.S that impress men
Jtree received u box of imported ment is dated Mexico, April 11.'
/ “ 4he living and dining "rooms'and nnee roses and asparagus ferns.
nee at the City Hall to the Groat White Way.
land women, out of prison, working
thf toaii U . with , thee.” 2 Sam.
rnseinating tallies in floral do-(powder
i set, the hosts being
formed
a
lovely
setting
for
this
af
ill'
fniifi
f..M
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•The letter head reads, “Nlcnra-i nMnmn-wSSfdkw- l ” 1
lo l>uy food for their children7
New York is always in a hurry fair.
sign on which were humorous' A, ,, „
. .
, ..
i of the young social
is an extremely
revolutionary ('ommittee.! W H w G - ‘—
■ **
• .. . .
l
■^ thinks it is.
It rides fortjf
rhymes, were used in keenino- A . , .u C(,'ielasion ^uf the game, ? uan
Mexico
Invasion."
i
Games
of
all
kinds
were
played
'
miles nn hour in the subway; scur
■eorea for the interesting game
V '1"5 'vcro ln" 1 w,.th >,ollu1w
llWidsy
The letter “submits to the citi
iA m Thy P(Hhs. W',y"' !,“ !)l,: . ! Vho. think intelligen tly.
Md,
ries to the street and elbows its on tho lawns, nnd late in the af bridge and after several progres- t* nd , 7 "
of
tho
Baptist
a, u to fro *h- zen president of the Mexican re
ternoon
Mrs.
Putt
arson
assisted
by
that ach.iol moviea are "yt-naral th?p",,!,to w 7 w ’k"'"’" ' ? '
' ■"
way
to
its
objectives
but
every
day
«t with Mrs. Albion
T O YOUBj
Mrs. Frnnk Williams and Mrs. sions these were collected and prlz- 5 ? ! " " ,, ”'nd “n,d ,l.n ico cn«r“ public, General Plutarco Ellas
jr
West Second Street a crowd halts in its niuddening Jack Wilkinson served refresh es awarded. For having h i g h ^ M ^ T i u , . ^
T ^ SZ ' { CaJles," a program of military aorush to watch the smoke pour out
se re , Mrs. Paul Monohan FecoivS
“ml MrH' A tivitien which includes the over
■■■■
‘ boys ,und R,r,s are allowed to go to \ ? T ‘ \Tun col,?rH with "harp spikes
of n concealed chimney on the ments of ice crenm nnd cake car silk hose, while tho consolation U'Mi
fancied‘that we might today wilhm.t
. .
throw of the regime of “the trat■■■■■am
*« they could not
M O V IN G O N W A R D
Woolworth Building thinking the rying out the color scheme. Favors prize, n dainty vanity, fell to thc l,.Hm 7 fr ‘ l” fWUM .KoW,,rd
if up a bit sur working hours, touay, without a single inquiry upon the nurt of t h ,.J *nnl ' l,rT *
tor Kmilinno Chammnrro” nnd u
*
of
“
Lolly
Pops"
dressed
us
dolls
el
Arrivals
en
ts
ns
to
ju
s
t
w
h
at
ro
ttu
n
ess
th
ev
will
i..,..-,,
....
1
.
.
or
t,H‘.
Spanish
LAKE
WORTH
HERALD
lofty skyscraper is afire.
« frlfls in the fight,
lot of Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins.
, da‘nty frodf nf n" uz‘, organdy, ( proclamation of the sovereignty of
were given each tiny guest.
j " " * “'hl“
«
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*
"T **W « S 5 5 5
i„pqtuenre our failing atain will bu am aarai
) the Nicaraguan people.
Following the uwnrding nf the j
— —— —~ ^ —~ ——-r—
i English prison reformer found a
>" the year 11125. Florida
The children enjoying this happy
lontrzums
Peoplo rush pell mell down Park
.
,
, K<,r ‘ he first five months of tho !■
prize
Soint
When
you
come
to
think
about
it.
the
“movi.
•
rizn
,
the
hostess
served
salad,
r
’L.w.G.o
‘■libiect iki ,,";i,',
t<( U.e wall, his feet
ft. Timipa; J.H, White, Row each morning to work hut can occasion were: Doris Patterson, Niindwielies, wafers, brownies and -WLLstt 1 L'llAl ItS Ij I Itt
tjiight to fill our cup
tremendous th.ngs. In the year the Florida East Coast rail- 3
William Bailey returned home
•■UUject IS above ground, starving. ”hfs face fiv
Watson, Miami; H. always take five minutes off tu Lillian Middleton, Mary Williams, iced tea.
fii i ll way
ic. reports hauling 2ft per cent
-edients of pleasure, one of the potentially big themes of the times
<•year period just cloned a fthird
Tuesday from Ameririis, Gu., ids
clotted with blood and tears,” or
watch
the
City
Hall
eat
r.lalk
a
Louise
Packard,
Mary
Alice
Hill,
IMiami; J. O. Craig,
bnd « slowing up
C elu b ratea H is T en th former home, where he spent sev
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1he prison mines
! s in which Peter fho t m million new citizens migrated more passengers and ftO per cent
Those playing were: Braxton L.
» - N: $.1700.
i £ , Terms.
t 4 3 : r h o s'•<z Hwtn,
t
*
H. B Burhuns, Dorothy Hill, Amo
[Fruuke B-jMoore, Mi- sparrow.
toil in fuller mensPRIOIDAIRS
_^
eral days on biislnusn.
l.. I lornia, in tin- ten years pre- |more freight than a year ago. Mia
trees,
Homes In Seminole County Ready For Them
... 1■'Kh
t|chained
r""'»<-r unight
>i,‘ia
rhuber, Miami; J . N.
Kurbans, Doris Stafford, Sidney Perkin::, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Birthday With Party
iiw N fcW **‘ ever before. X o d sy y teW
Iharrow,
to
stay
slightly over 200,000 new |mf rc|>ort. RC, per cent, more uJer'j/l,
:»• •
The humid heat of the Dog Days llurhatis, Mary Virginia Nott, Mar W W. Potter, Mrs. J’niil B. Mono
J; A. S. IlutchinDI ES ARE RKQUKHTKI)
■ genuine Frlgldain, Maqili
im e S i " " ” ln Fl,'r" '
“ >
find day until death released him. c. ijzoiih had left other
[ tricity used, (ill per cent more
M» Itr Charles I.. Britt, J r , was
Beach; P. E. Jor- pervades even the precincts of the jorie Stafford, lln/.cl Tew, Juliun bun, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Ralph
young -s a y tweniitntes
to
metal
cabinet for tmif M il
I
hotter
than
the
ancient
galley
ft riaim Stucco Bungalow, Hanford Ileik
j transportation in the city, !l<> per
Rat the mem Adams, John Walker Minnrik, Bet Wight, Mrs. Archie Betts, Miss the gi-ai.il young host Wednesday
lork; N. {14. Turnum, House of Morgan.
rffiE *
All ini*mhers of the Sanford Wo
....... ....
,
lh» ; oar come here.
Dayton. Or you can
*
poHure, » real buy at $8300.00.
cent
more
water
consumed,
and
20
bers
of
that
banking
firm
have
re
afternoon
when
he
enlertuiued
a
man's
Club
who
nro
In
arrears
!.
II.
Kfugg,
Tinytona
dallv task we bendRuba
Williams
and
Mrs.
Britt.
ty June Patterson, Alvin Stafford,
TI
aire
machanlcnl
unit
Bar
j
am
Inefu* peopie built over 10,00(1 Jnercent more gas used than a yenr
«ir
sorted
to
psychology
to
cool
their
number
of
bis
young
friends
at
n
Wnrfield, Jacksonwith their dues nre requested to
Donnie Wilkinson, Ovnn Adams,
ice-bos nt n price
" " " r bi“ Mwr" in
*«■»!"«»» of making happt S . w f t S k S ™ r t l
time, m
A common garden Leonard Miner, James Tew and
swiminiii" party in celebration of remit moneys covering dues and
Mrs. J. H. Diggctt fevered heuds.
lid have grioved to see ',™ b
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Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
R,
K.
Puurifoy
left
body
thrown
overboard
and
another
Mmu 00,000.
rh,.y mereased district foi the first five months
variety of lawn sprinkler lias been Harry Joe Minurik.
his
it
nth
hirthdnv
anniversary.
fines
this
week
to
tin:
treasurer.
I VMS spent at work ex
Mmidny for New York, Maine, nnd
Du hanking resources of the state of 102(5 exceeded those of 102ft and ■
homes it
is tho knowledge or n plnc-o “Inve chained in his place.
3H F irs t National Hank Bldff.
Tdephoml
. Ajid
;p, :in, thatT number* of nomcH
The boys motored to Lake Mary, Mrs. John Mclttch, ns the yoar
installed on the roof of the glass
for FiigkMdfr,
other eastern stales where they will
by
about
half
a
billion
dollars.
The
1021
put
together.
<■
We are sentimental fords in our"
accompanied
by Mrs.
I,. Britt hook goes to press the latter part
dome that vaults the main floor
! f*(b*rcr, blithe and gay,
Vsldez.
oil and womei *
spend several weeks.
program of greatly incrcnaad
Of prisons, hut we iiavo improved.
no
r-ads
invested
over
?ft
0 ,()01),i)()()
and Mr- Archie Betts, where swim of tin* week, and the executive
‘li* Y°H°w*d our em- mu p in ■ ,* -v
In addition to lliese items, the £
ner, Jacksonville; M. above and the financiers on the Mrs. R. J . Holly, J r .
Real E ,.„ to SA N F0R D A
thcae new low pricaa poaaibk. •
whom good
m new extensions and equipment.
mlng and other water spurts were hoard desires that ail club memstories above are mentally cooled
railroads have budgeted $150,000,. I •
^Jacksonville;
U.
UnItU
B
Miss
Snrn
Warren
Hasterby
has
More
than
$20,00(1,000
was
invested
Nothing but tha vaat buying
n
S
K
f
S
.
?
H®"“
S
«
i
't
y
of
Florida
can
provide
*onu
s . Members .returned home from Dnvlona enjmoil until a late hour, when n Ivers have their names in the year
l it seems most odd toiviile; John J. West by visions of flying spray llini float E n tertain
.
THE STOCK market opened,
manufacturing
ecooomjaa o F i t
bounteous
picnic
supper
whs serv book. This cannot he done unless
before
their
windows.
limnre; B. F. Long,
ecrfiil after Labor Day.
Hut
G e o rg ia
B r i d g e C l u b I B^*»***» where She spent several days ed iiinler tlie wide sprending oak tin* members have their duea paid.
offer you auch values. No OtbeV i
It u« actual enjoyment.
J. W. Hancock,
™“ra b S !ffe i.« f‘^children1 s t a n d ^ S f l i l l y w ait' with fine crumped
^ ^ rose leaf in the
______
ns tlie guest of Miss Minn Howard. trees.
h lr • V VA.-J (, • *
erator can offer them—Just ai nont .#
Salesmanship with the "new
Westfall, Kansas
bed or high finance.
it “fears
An cnjoynhlc 'social ovent of
The voung lads enjoying this af
the weary minutes rtrng »
you tha aadoreement of more tluaa
Alirr»M«a»rBw*.«
If,
R.
Lovett,
Jacksonsies”
in
this
town,
ns
in
most
with
“ " d p ro tw ti" " - r
1W 2 L
...
i
Mis::
Alice
Elder
is
spending
for
better
wages
created and sold.
the week was that of Wednesday
fairs wore: Richard Dens, Fred
H *n l
M ,l
resolute endeavor,
satisfled users and the gugraotee of
I
he
greatest
I
Port
development
will
go
over
15
lEdwnrds,
Atlantn;
A.
ers,
is
ns
often
its
not
a
matter
of
several
days
aj
Daytona
Bench
T h e H erald liken ti»
,e a
L
.
among railroad employe;
>yes may be
(•tmrtMtUwriiUw
when Mrs. Robert J. Hol
eriek Dinger, Harry Bowers, Chur
Bte ao bounding Motors.
.
|Stn Mateo; J . E. applied psychology. When Rud- morning
wliif. Orym<**(*!
the guest of Miss Mary Helen lea Ilefts, Wilson Smith. Braxton
•••* Mint-,*
i
, ,
-----At even "add
ly Jr., entertained the members as
■ rrifkfa k, —rinnk. l
*
its; N. Frnnk Smith, alpli Valenti no died, the newsliovs of the Georgia Bridge f’luli and Morse.
Come
in
today.
Find
out
1
m u jf jfai pntm k»
Perkins, David Miller and Chailes
w h o will It , k UW,Md "?i,,ioM dollftrH « year
Curaick, Sanford; did a rushing business with their u few extra players at her home
foe *4 latfa 44
of the Frlgidalte you need, and
Brit
“ '•m" •*
,r " ’
Miss
Margaret
Wight
of
Cairo
bureaux,
Memphis;
\V
.
Inte
editions,
especially
among
n
...y
wiii
f
M
w
’f
f
l
'
I,';™
s,i
.
:
r
Is
h
orescripion
for
on
Park
Avenue.
vsnlent terms of the Oeneral Motors 1
I Since the world moves not hi
Ga.,
who
has
been
the
guest
of
ow
,
Jackaonvlile;
V.
••••■•*•
■
rdiicutlonal •
women customers.
One newsboy
opportunities
ii disnc,,
i„ i, „ ' 11. ( lo ,ninR.
'hj toys, edunittona
, l»",h«i»ly
I'romuuy force
rore< thc granting of
j£innias anil hibiscus were used Miss Claire Zachary leaves Supfttt
payment plan. Or mail tha coi^wai
Malaria, t'hilhi and Fuver,
Afis. W. A. I.rfflcr and children
snnvjllo; « . ” -P -1 Tir
subway.■ sta in ehnnning profusion in the rooms
, tffe' T M A : s«,unr«*
.
plets information.
i A* in the d«ya when we were
leave Saturday for Daytona Bench
day
for
Washington,
I).
<’.,‘
wht*re
allfhani
m;
E.
K.
Moroni,
■
1
■
ik .rh,, „ V L w r T i a y
r
,,7
,
t
i
w
........ ...... .. .
old
J
coining
in;
farm
lands
are'
•penmeats
tion, instead of yelling tin* “ Inteat" where the curd tables were" placed she will enter the Marjorie Web when* they will spend a short time
Dengue or niliouH F ev er.
■trouper..
pA-rroM
i;H. F. Beni, JnckuonHoy over twelve years of age
V r >» T m f" r ""*• " f i r 8 i w l^
J 3 ,lr 1, 2 , . ’r h ‘: 1' i « . . . u . m THAT he too bnd? Some of hi. lnl, u,’ w"> sales, j »ur upas never before.
U kills the germs
ster School,
c*l“»ot lust
|Mer. Atlantn; C. H. ttboul the movie star’s condition, for iday.
K,'ft „ f a m il,, „ iri o r „
ln,n railroad stocks, mid companu HquIt seJl’inc lo d ennK,n' h , riMK al1 h*‘'' ,,mtor>' Florida
After rounds of bridge, scores
of a second Jaikkim vilfa, nskii.K
Miss Annie Hawkins roturnoJ
inille, N. C.; V. M. simply sung out the actor’s name
who jives in H eights to deliver 1
Inever do, never did, never will d„ trated their o iirav nml f
iiL .
und "sold out" in no time.
V ”
* " " " n l,ri«hter down
were counted und tho prize for
The Misses Clifford Shiuholaer home Wednesday after spending
1
Orleans.
----- O •to a i s t i i i t i t s ’
f nBnct"’
! t,ha,f1 t!,l‘
«nd the basis of
high
score
a
dainty
French
uprun
any hard work, think It «ad that improvements * RV
and Mildred Hand leave Sunday for J the summer at her Inline in CoinHeralds
in
th
a
t
neighborhood
But th” vonr
* i.
a‘
^ u* ^hitraotcT of Rh HtiMost New Yorkers seem to think was won by Mrs. Monroe B. Hut Macon, Ga., where they will enter uieree, Gu.
v
, ?y*n wopking on the railroads
human fate,
M IA M I C H U B W O M E N h a v e u iw lw taken a " K n
(JE T T H E BEST
[ Seminole
win are doing these tremend
«‘,‘ ua|,/ |m is who
now » Olir should gel one hundred million been most g r a tif y ^ .
man has *lost his youthful C itr p ra jrra m w h l. h p m m h a a to lit1 o f m uch b e n e fi
that a vacation without n phono ton. The nil prize, u set of chinu Wesleyan College.
Must have bicycle and he a hus
--------b>us
iliings.
liUlter,
Bristol;
Wm.
Flower Urns, Concrete blocks
Ulek Wras ■Us
m
suit and pepper stinkers went to
' j.Ardor
*nefit to that i!,“llar* >»<>re a year.' That would
------Mr*. Seth Woodruff and her
tler.
tl«. Manat Avn
of all kind**, Roofing Tile, Ce
uincy: E. VV. Lewis, graph or radio is no vacation at Mrs, Lee Cuiudcy.
‘ ,t y 1 ranging
ht,y a r e fro m 1,"? a
“*,l.*lh1
•'.tk-.y
n ffin
d <^t
o u t about"public
abo,
;W * labors to alia to
all.
The
extent
to
which
this
lias
Mrs.
Robert
(J.
Davoy
left
Tue^,
mother,
Mrs.
M
.
C.
Asplnwnll,
leave
l,y. ca
ean
1,1(1
Kn>,1(
than 30 cents
Mr. and Mrs. H. ( ’.
ment Coloring, Etc. from
At noon the cord tables were
a clay average for each mnn, while
F O R U N IF O R M S IG N A L S
JJIh st he is net grows
in being done with the
pMiiville; J. D. Broece, augmented the perennial baggage cleared nnd laid with embroidered day for New York whero she will l Sunday for Baltimore, Md., where
ors’ m onej to w h it ?» bHng d L o
wRh tht} t a W - 1 ili rai r" a<*1'
‘ he hundreds of -------. .M ILW AUKEE JOURNAL
> M im
’M l
SANFORD CEM ENT
the
taxpayer:
A. 11. Wynne, A t problem mny be seen daily in the covers nnd n delicious three course visit her daughters, Mrs. Hughes tho latter will enter Johns Hopm
safety.
Jt m
ia “-sort
a. sort of
<»f done
m- ' with
Wltb*that
i b? m
tnxPay«rs’
health milliuns inoj>e und havu tho govpassed his lusty and___
nnd Mrs. Ecclcs.
>kius Hospital for treatment.
A PPLY
S ms . ,
,iii,iii'
Grand
Central
or
Pennsylvania
-r
11
program
ud
.
Eldred,
Ft,
Pierce;
PRODUCTS
CO.
The American Automibilc Assu-’ j for « "driver t„
luncheon was served by the hos
program that could be of value ermnent and its interstate comTtertM
i
in any city.
To the onlooker the tess assisted by Mrs. Bon Caswell
teftMlIMIIIMlUUKIli'
I-ittle Rock; H. D. terminals.
mK
going
’
5lh and Maple
Phone II2-W
rriercp, commission always ready to nationi *«
<>ing to
to try
try to
to do
do some. I what
he intends toUdoUtTt ‘’XHCtly S
ntsn have reckoned
departing vuentionists, struggling nnd Mrs. J. D. Woodruff.
Ctty......................»M*n.
Sanford;
P.
J
.
Cnnthing
force
thc
public
to
pay
higher
put In extra tline-«snm to put prdcr and sys-, «= For a left larn. ‘extern!
2
Circulation Department
.
?nev: C. R. Murdock, with the multifarious nrticles
The plnyers wore: Mrs. Ben. D.
rates if railroads need them.
tern into
■ thousandth of a secW. Rogers , Pn- which they consider necessary for Caswell, Mrs. J. I). Woodruff, Mrs.
q u a l it y o f m e r c y
ito ‘ he signals n driver gives Iext’emMhnV'f1^ 1 for a riKht tu rn ,:"
for
the
benefit
of
those
»nk Smith, Atlanta; nn outing, have the uppenranco of Emmett McCnll. Mrs. Lee Conoley
j r
FLORIDA DIGEST
' *’ so behind him . the horizoninU !irm. upWHr,l above 2
T llh GOV LRNMENT compelling «t hat* tried before
~*By J^mes J. Montague.
h
|Pittsburg: Mrs. Emrrui refugees fleeing with their entire Mrs. Wynn W. Porter, Mrs. A. W
hut perverse i left arm downwlr |H|0fi p**®nd .th e !«
the
public
to
pay
more
for
railroad
Florida Digest: Once upon
mngton. N.**
possessions, rather than city work Epjjs, Mrs. Monroe U. Hutton nnd
^ r T hThis
l T wmVi
" " ^ beIow
H* ow th«*"h^
the Ik t-- i J
« us this man was eould have ls-en service, without giving the public motordom h„s gone right on u s-;I rizontal
ers
seeking freedom in the great Mrs. Robert J. Holly Jr.
doesn’t seem to be a very time, an the story-hooks say, \vi turned away from the hospital as anything to soy about it, shou'i ilsts ^ f je '. ‘sy"
-*jrai«iu,
which
con
-:
good
a
n|„n
^
!<eeni
to
be
.is
i
5
%
7
~
----•
—
^
r
^
B
u
t0m>'.’ whiFh con-1g,„„l « TmL T ,,ld 8eem to be .
t
McConpell left outdoors.
.
me of year for selling bonds. were so childlike and unsnphiati- « common drunk. We cannot vis- also compel railroads to pay nioiu
1,1<t one rule--,stick out not
\ 0 *?• ,,ny ani1 't ought ■
E. McCoi
your left
‘
North
Cnr
---------- o---------.
Mr. and Mra. Chnrles D. BrumHuman nature is much the same the world over. You may
h»rd, draping it in any|« diaii^^ em a ? i l ',t|d' onou* h t« be " B
* 0 h i ° " ‘t iL,n N‘
•ated ns to think that a hospital ua izp an emergency wnrd where to ,,working
without
, - .people,
.
....... .... giving way you huppen
, where they
will
to want to. If the I serves
on ^".vhody'a mental re- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u u BM m u a r a a | H I I I B I I | | | a | H £ H 0 h 1«
t
Miss Evelyn Anderson, who has ley, Jr., and Frnnk Harrison of
U Follette name still seems was n place designed to ndininis patients nre examined i„ so earanything to say about i' driver means to’ turn left " i,V^ I xi "
™
1
weeks.
have overlooked having the school children's garments cleaned.
been visiting for the past three St. Augustine, who hnvc been th-.*
lit *0t Ut V0t®" w,th il ,n ter to the physically afflicted, »'*ry a faah on that a hurt of th is,I5ut S»vernment and its workings' poke out the left hand, angle o r ' uni formr?1"
guests
of
the
former’s
father.
C
ta be " ‘ Uiincd i J
weeks
in
Mount
Olive,
N.
C.,
ns
where ailments might be healed, nature should l.e overlooked. There' i1,1^ ur.r '»*K‘-«l by those that own
It is never too late to do good.
l.e Getto and young the gucat of Miss Frances ('berry, [). Brumley nt his home on Mag
'""tta r "I chance; i f 't h i / nrono„«l'V 'y. not„ ^ t liehiml
* “railroads,
‘ not by thoso that a rtffkt turn" lrt
stirrerrhg relic vcsl. kihI wounds is something strange aliout the tho
coming,
same
sig
-1
writ«1
,
r
?
p°
8,(ll
rt,,‘I
talk
about
it.
M
»r,
Cnrollna
Ifill,
have
nolia
Avenue
rteurnod
to
their
will
return
home
Friday,
Miss
Phone now aad we will hair them ready on time.
a®w Congressman Upshsw dressed. Perhaps i( is yet, hut a entire affair which would bear in- work on the railroads.
who from Cairo, G o . Cherry will acompnny her.
home Wednesday.
nal, with whatever variations th e1 iieoid«.,«^°U|t iU nnd impr,,:,s it on
■Me to devote all his time certain institution in Tampa has vestigation, und we trust that thoso
S
E
R
I
E
S
[hive been visiting relman up in front wants to makc-i
i mi2dH ““t*1 *» is the
n authority
In this hospital will
Meturo platform.
---- , ...
FIFTY \ LARS ago, fewer than to stop, same signal; to ! i l n T £ t S i ^ V,S , l . . ? ? “ th«
jr,
Miss Georgia Mobley returned
' Le Gette spent the
falTh'Vhnt " h* ken in ,,ur childish leave no stone unturned
Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Miss Martha
the two million women worked for pav the scet»ry <»r knock thc ashes off
' pleasantly touring Fitts and Mrs. Hattie Huwkins home Wednesday from Tampa
1*11ortii
MADE
BY
CO-EDS
AND
OTHER
FINE
Z
T
l
\
Z
m
u
!’\
up
J * 8palnk dropped out of
the butt
A few days a(ro an unknown man ! of'“ he nrfH{,prriv« - thp
hottom n the United Stuteii, half of ihetn
points out west.
motored to Windemere Wednesday whero she has been delightfully
*r
I X ' J ” / , - -"!™ .■'•<" Th,. „iun , ' . , b-y *«-• motorist, whom ho
lay
no In domentic nervice.
* “• ®f Nations Just to wasa lounu
found lying uncon,d
•In|! claim
••
,,rfnlr' While we
Now'0,000 . ftohind
unconscious
ti
7
,
"
^ n°
DHES8 MAKERS
whero they spent the duy ns tho entertained as the guest of Miss
has a right to „„y ' ^ 7 s , ! & ' } inco',v7 ionc*d and per
room for Germany.
tha gutter in Tampa. An amhu-' he| ov,* »L »
knowledge, we 000 Women are engaged in "gnin- ho chooses to make.
By 0 . (J. Carmichael
, pR iniPeriled through his enreurcS E R IE S
Carl Harris and guests .of Mrs. Margaret Barnes Catherine Pittman.
i^epe satins, flat crepes, wool Jeneye and flannels,
lance was called and he was taken ' ficultv fi'"i w.0..Woulli have n„ dif- fdl occupations.” That pleases the
But
is harli
to “bav
“|
" MV tho
fc,lu untoinobilc* ussociutiun 1 lor “n es. "But
ul it
11 ls
nnrd to
416
Sanford
Ave.
MUane Theater Bldg.
bawl
|Sr
and
Mrs.
Carl
Cook
■an t ‘quite figure „ut whelli- i S J t e „ » » • « • . it " , 5 c i
tailored and beautifully trimmed with colored " ‘
political mind. Farmers like to “■ y ^ U w o u iu he just as
Mrs.
Frank
Powell
who
ha*
been
^
’ !?•!»>
Misa
Francis
Cherry
of
Mt.
Ol
, “f I’ortamouth, Va.
In all th* new shades of tan, navy and black.
Phone 691-W ,
ueu the horse and mares working.
n Ta Ztoo' intim
6 , , Georgia really •Shortiy » X r W Z r Z l S Z ' , K om
private set of signuls! ^
m Sanford to spend ive, N. C., will arrive Friday to spending several months here with I■
lo 38—
ijr o r lt i Court or Ju«t begun to rav« violently,
demon
'
H
Z
"
'‘<1l»«i''“>nce
•;ut J
German
farmers
harness
the
cow.
- e • wheroup-!
- - ••••• w»ll)“ • with'
her
daughters,
Mrs.
David
Culd1
assume her position ns teacher of
ith demon rum.
•tor (Jevruv nnyway.
on someone proclaimed him drunk 1 i, ,
Wednesday
fur
her
home
in
Tara
,
English
in
the
Sanford
High
Our
boasted
“gainful
occupations
B
A
R
G
A
I
N
S
N
O
W
TN
F
L
O
R
I
D
A
------o----- cailed a patrol,
carted:. this
1 ? ? Is
' * 'an
'y lo
l,p
that
boro, N. (’.
S E R IE S
^lyn Whitehead has re- School.
- and t„hadjal|
. him
mis case
execution.,i
___ for Women take women oot of
unconscious.
. n
w r but”
_______________M PETERSBURG TIM ES
K
Z^jA/ield says his chorus still ---------After
even" If i t T exV***»tlonnI one, their only occupation really gain
« after spending sevMW.year, will be brunettes. Hon In H n l,l" , n rom“toae condi
Mr. and Mrs. J . G. Zeigler an
......•• g f h Hfn J
4
^ hospi ful to civilization, the production (,f
Miss Ida Mao Gray, who hnR been
vith her mother at
Crlr y’ on
Wri,in«
^*kWDtwnifin do not prefer tion in a coll for twelve hours it tal history in Tampa It is still good children.
Shrine Magazine,
tha ror the
upending the summer at Salem nounce the birth of a son, Aug. 31,
<
-ubjJS
*
'
nW
°
C
*
&
?
:
hi'
"
U'*‘a
'“er.
occurred to the jailers, who are incxeusah e and much to be regretA-fU
111., will return to Sanford Fri well and Miss Mary Powell left
A splendid specimen of Ameri “What's Next in Florid..
IL Ii It is not exennt-Inntkl 19
doubtless
versed
•nd«7” do-! some t h o u ^ to lc T u ^
^ Vm
.i,_»
-----•” In sue mntterH,
•
r
day
to resume hor position ns in at Columbia. S. C.
cinros
that
there
is
„„
need
to
wor-,
here'
nnd
^
n
l
i
Z
"
X
T
fon‘»tions
mid
can
womanhood,
Miss
Clarnbcll
.
Louise
Brannon
of
h< ro wus Htrnnge conduct for ^j'^RToatly facllitato matters if
ovor tho futuro of this state,: extent, thu .... !Past to some
■a know what sot that movie a‘ tint
III spending some time structor in mathematics in the San
Barrett, returns from Europe in ry Mr
drunk,
so
he
waa
sent
bnck
to
nre flrir’l °, fIoof,,n,‘i" or motorists Die steerage aftor an unsuccessful
lr CriMW I, by no
" ,£ • j
^
»"ndnrf„, ^ X l i u R
In Ireland and burned fifty
wre parents. Mr. nnd ford High School.
wh.. r„r ............7 rs ,,ibn:y ,„„ny ljnr,
I Z J 'T '! *
ThiH “ '"o it wuh "nieHv nnd1h *
dr,,nk" » ”<' ««■- attempt to swift tho channel. The in •hi, oninlon. nmi ........ .
LN '*J+
otstmon at their homo
“ *niii, that M
the
unfortunuto man
man This
This wJ i n lnll - i^ ^j n ‘u8o"nt
tu no“P,t«,“.
hospitals.
PlWt D ty Q w X lr NWhnt I had'
,°1 umonunme
\ , lu
Mr. "and Mrs. Joe D. Chittenden
|Avenue.
plucky public school teacher actual r m l ^ i ^ 't !8 n? y,hin* nl “Vi or h" " ,
««*"«»»„merclal
enknow i b o ^ P ^ 'N o g r S l !h«t
U‘ ksuffering
?? lh<! hcnd
a,“i„
$ ! ! ^ . ^ P ' ^ t i o n of effort ly swam 22 hours In the cold wa real situation is worrying. o (l t,|u. _ ' r,,<e!,‘
and little son, Joe Jr., left Thurs
inat he
he was
from
u by
uro8U
t in nn
gasoj|nt,
cUttjnf:
out wonomy
on(k trJ * of ter, through the darknoss of night, contrary, those persons who are In- i
Mrs. D. A. Caldwell day morning in their car for
fractured skull and concussion of
•Csldwoll and Joe Cald- Wilkes-barre, Pa., where they will
cither ambulance or patrol wagon and through thick fog after her formed as to conditions here are
t
o
m
SIM
S
j.dmui
_
T^U" far ho h,»" not
ma to-.be riaaln «
*mng relatives a t Jef- be joined by their little daughter
boat had lost her. Properly guldod extremely optimistic in regard to
"" b“
"***’
11 it unould
, ^ . T u. 7n“
‘ f V ulul
•'>« i‘
« K i d she
Uttla ea_______________
Jeanette, for an extended visit with
thah usual. jxgaineu consciousness and no one i ever
could easily havo swam tho the futuro of this great stnte, At
Muny women use cold
tho same time, his views
channel.
j « " j ii
croam on
relatives.
--------1 * 5 ^ “*?* ."VF h° nil m i . 1’" " “bl° •• «*“t“ h" - h
matter
Uu‘ cai
--V'fl f“c*"
of HoaP. pracU- '
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Howard and
~ d are
t i Interesting!
n g . "'
o i r'•‘“tend
. v 01
* ^ d0.n t
ovpr-run , w . » . .
fe
t
Nea!
of
OrUnb . to ...................
B u ic k m o t o r c a r t a r e n o w deiig*
■tola year.
Ip WTjtlnS of what has been call-1 pensive
" g "hown i( more, ex- I
“ tractive house guest family, Mrs. E. P. Morse, Misa
n P w , s UE returns with no mon
low
*» ..rlo u .ly I H i S d l S ,| Z tl™
th” h',“l>ltal
ed
the
bursting
of
the
boom,
th
e:
_
‘
1
Mary Helen Morse, Miss Elva
n
ated by th e ir w heelbase lengths,
’•ude Lake. ey, in debt $2,000 and first elms
Pearce, and Miss Alice Eider re
■aaii'*' tp wear
Series
O
n
e
F
ifteen
haa
114V4
inches
passengers
raise
enough
to
pay
her
Won’t •how blood
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
Btnett Hunt and little turned home Thursday from Day
of'stiihfliznttion!' io 'f onm1Z Z ‘ fh e '^ i f',r an aut(’ I
elect. Such a magniflcont woman. Uos and / S S
T H E P O L E AND T H E CH AN N ET
o f w heelbase. Series O n e Twenty Is
tona Beach whore they have spent
11 p. m- -------I
J°yie.
have
returned
t° b*. married mid be the is r; t £ t
_G REENVILLE^ S. C. NEWS
Extra Added Attraction
T n
ped0Mtrlun'
afte'
Lund where they g fortnight.
1 2 0 in ch es fro m a x le to axle, and
mother of at least 12 children.
All the Week
y li ilkoly to spurt
Their beamy i» pacmaFlorida and that tho hottom has
Nebraska
•
*1 days as the guests of
Uko tho North Pole as a placo
S eries O n e T w en ty -eig h t measures
Bess Marie Robertson
Abruhata Uncoln would bo by So means dropped oat of the by lightning wnT^ ),,t, nn tho head l
aent , TV y will al'M
iss
Mary
Cobb
of
Wigham,
th‘*
>*e«r,
and
possibly
it
will
Colored felt releure and velvets. A
to b« diacowwd. the Engll.h Chan
Soprano Soloist
Ga., populnr member of the fac
weya add ee ranch le
Peninsular stkte and is not likclv It shnnlH u , WnBi 0n y **n«eked out i
1 2 8 inches* *
•priced st—
"
■
9f
claying
out
»
th?
BCeno
for
intar*
^owtslniy needs a not* « * » ihinjf t o ' be swum.
the plranre sad pride
“Warning contests, or
Mrs. Paul Blggers re- ulty of the Sanford High School
* 1 » - tha S i I* N i b t o a k ? ™ ,:.^ " '
«■ • £
TODAY.
you
feel
ia
having
M a n y ca rs, several in ch es shorter
“ *!*,vorc fbinncial
“rmer.
*Le Wednesday from returns Friday, after a pleasant
• c!e»n
Universal Special Attraction
Moms to havo de IKirhupa the swimmers who really N a « y Hank. t ^ U l U M
artlide lighting equiptSOldetpic could bo prived tha advsntarers,
• i
Bench where, they, have vacation spent at points in Georg
"The Runaway Express’
H# recognises the womlDetroit is taking
explorers want to he champions will have to
ta
L
an
B
u
ick
an
d
w
ith
o
u
t
advantages
I
polluted waters and champion swimmers of some
appeal of this state to the
thoir attentions to
tho
"t ns tho guest of the ia. .. .
.
.
Comedy
Wonder "whatbHhol.ifK7 '
»‘ th«t would fill • thing to cqnquer. It was not many Mediterranean Sea.
u
old and young, to the farmer nnd census
offered by B u ic k .design# are priced
B‘* Mrs. William Bloom.
' “ Flaming Romancer
n t ta u a ti of etoad- <*
thousand dol- monUu ago that discoverers of the iiuinn^tthat ‘he world’s tallest
Donald
W.
Smith
left
Thursday
BROTHERS AND sisters, tho the business men and nil other if She finds there arc L,0 £ a n y
Mr.
Brocknahn
will
render
co n sid erab ly higher* >
i
srd quality. Cornell!
Mrs. Thomas J . Scott for Now York, Chicago and Clngg a special attraction an
North Polo reported their tri mountains seem to have been war apparently is over, the King, classes and concludos his article as
If things never
im
m pot bpaoitful
edrmati
whore
Tie
will
fcpend
a
dom or Vrussia after long negotia- follows;
out wrong
■tied t o 1their ', heme In
organ solo of his version of
you never would
Compare the wheelbase length of
tho
EnJtuV Nkfth
,onnd
nd tlona delicately feeling ita^way
Mttber of Commerce
tho English
channol^ole
swum
by *alNj ta I see it the bottom hua nnd things would I n ? '^ y0Ur W“y«
. ,
t* ■fter g, p leau n t visit fortnight.
that latest popular song “A
other cRrs to B u ick , before you
would turn out worse.
redrganlzaaaks a loan o f twenty million dol* Kuest of Myg. Scott’s
Night of Love.”
F lorj*l«—far
th^m!i^irybod/ ’*uWe, 8e*m t0 * • M l*ra In the tlnited-States, and will f ^ d£ PP£ b . T
1.« good lde» for
Mrs. J . L. Marentotte and Miss
lr a"d Mrs. 0 . Miller.
spend
your
money.
'
ho
n
£
i
t
on
i
°
/
th<
]*t«
Alexander
,i
.r
'i
re
y
changing
f J . ’t
.,
^ .R ftjM inted to
Helen Marentetta have returned
from'projected development to ae- h a k r b f t m ^ ' r o B u m w i " * / ! ' t h e 1u 1n " *eR '
FRIDAY
I f ,om#hody 'doesn’t get it, ’
p V-i
hrouni the state
home
from
■
delightful
trip
which
produce some new -'and
extra v. What a hew! would havo greot•U®nt, from betting to (ul r . c . t l n n T . S , " ' , " • del.l" « Inimitable
CeUeen
Meore
■A
A
'.
*
•
9P«nt
Monday
The
buiUuiaa,.
. itnbere of comX T
included l^ke Monte, Clarion and
“*“rd° u* natural obstacles to be fd iuc *
weekii.
fronxied gambling
ri-V-' ■»
iltipu sovon or eight In Mots^ari
:
• IIS MagMfltf ;A‘
the
fte how they do
teut
regard
to
vu|
Ue;
overcome, our advonturously in- JMTI
Atlanta,
G
iT
5
>
V
.
j
e
v
e
r
b
i
LOVE”
“IT
MUST
Efficient]% business is busi- to
..
■ .
B iiu ’ •1 *
—* —
W*■
» v♦
y. Mrs, u. P.
“ ,0 ^ rJ on» time inM bf two wnmtel.Mg oPa.msii «i Cllned popu atlon will by likely to
3U w n ’t . . .
nd stood so-1-vest
• L a T . i * ' i h .perish from1annul and fatigue, •*
Mr.
and'
Mr»A
.
D.
'.!!'*Teo Moay
‘ he hlnder- vacuum eloaner
•le. Q.V li,
y*.
f y jt
to
unstop,^;
yoar
y.
'
•
Orlando
•/.
n-hun
tVr
L
tl'T'’'.'
m
t >W
.*•
it
It■ M
m t
■pent tha
{f-M
\W .
m
*y»;
W
spend several day».
BiJ
(W 0
P5
j-sy
>?.
n
HR
\.V-* 1
The
po pu lar
n
Priscilla. a formidable negro
IFriday
nthly meeting of tho nurse from Savannah, (Ja.. has de
t the Church of thc cided opimons a|)OUt ..Noo Yawk
l7 o’clock at the Wo from" CVl 7 ' l ' * ohe, paBsinR “how
from Central Park, with her
of tho Methodist cnarge, she opines that New York
im'v
iet with Mrs. Gray, ers (ion have chillun: dey
y
y
; Street at 3:30 o - has pet dogs.”
Letters Indicate That
Nicaraguan Rebellion
Was Plotted In Mexico
rone
i a ™
? M rs , s m
'm
j1
B e t t e r Buys
A drastic
REDUCTION
wFfigidaitc
Pirices!
»;r« *&
"i^nxc
sut as
666
WANTED.
,<:P & r A £ i r s i
Dick Wrangling ,
L A D IE S....!
S a n fo rd H erald
$ 15 .5 0 D resses Fo r Sm all
W omen
j
128
$
figures which mi
extra motor car value-
.'Rpttnsaca:
Florida Cleaners & Dyers
Amusements
!
D ecorate
rour
Lome
w ith
Riddle
Fitm ents
L adies*
H a ts...
STJS *E5 £
___ Ifitea
m
om
■■■ ■:
wSm. x &
1 5 .0 0
�o
‘
-
c?r
’ >
wa*....
I Leaders In Major
I Leagues Are Given.
N ATIONAL LEAGUE
'a t l ‘nf : Hnrgrmre, Red* .304,
Uts: Brown, Uruve*, 180.. t .h
liunK: C’liyler, Pirates, » 4.
Double*: Bottomlcy, -Card*,
GRID PRACTICE
AT UNIVERSITY
BEGINS MONDAY
PALMS DROP 3Rl) I
STRAIGHT GAME
TO HIGHLANDERS
, Daily Herald
Games Today
ad . r a t e s
|t t> «fc la Advance
National League
New York a t Bouton.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Otily two gomes scheduled.
S_ ^ ? b r S P*ee on this page
W^ Z , ED ,?i08JHon hy unenenm^ y r noCla^ ? etab
housekeeper,
or mil
tho 9e 1 v? c"f>t rooms,
of sell those second hand goods?
1 ’ ,TOor? in,r or boarding houso,
S .T & W ? '
K >»•
8A N ? . ? ? D 1? RU19 c o m p a n y
*
The Rexall Store”
* »u— Money to Loan
we make a specialty of «ur nromDt
filling of prescriptions ancf q ^ fk LOANS—Money avaiiable a t 7 per
delivery.
cent Close in property, A. P.
*■
Soda — Hot Sandwiches Connelly & Sons.
77— Houses for R en t.
for
W'LLYS-KNIGHT »nd O v , r l . „ d . | ^ ^ ^
F and M. Motor Co.,
R E N T .- O n e 4 room bungIn. OLo.
I ark nnd Commercial
trict
c.*iTi* w.?r§i.F,°” Hei*hu'
•Ja. will be received
HUPS— MARMONS
.
... t o S l * J 1,,. _________________ _
and collector cent
o,, u . . d Awlomobile Co.
Rf*NT.— Completely furnish- 9
for the second time, tlhe winner with .15 per cent leh
F o r t y - T w o P l a y e r s R e p o r t fo r i t
for payment.
1
2l>)! Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
ioSef.
I n i t i a l W o r k b u t * ' S**hrlm r
J* Jeffries knocked out . for thb
•- —
............ 10 c ■ line
and
3 Foora», ;un parlor
American League
u
i t m U iji »
lam es J . Corbel! in ten round# at
Keftortu nf thd frnv iririfrntori
................... 8c a lint
rw#i b
. , R minUt#> from Post
SI. Louis at Chicago,
A R C H ITEC T
’
Office. 812 Union Ave. Phone 671- J r „ . 0 m CHRYSLER
Has Task In Moulding ream , s«n Fnutciseo August l l . IIIOS. Hint'there w m little earlv betting Johnson Holds I’jilrn SluggerM Cleveland at Detroit.
__.............. ..... 7e a line
Triples: Walker, Reds, 20 .
H
u-;,,|,v
Vn(j
{
i 1 A^ ’ 7 ’ F U L L E R m o t o r CO
) Corbett's seconds threw
in the on the result.
B ut “
’
Safely
While
.Mutes
Pound
Boston at New York.
411 w - l»t St.
Phone R92 F ir« t National Bank Bldg.
Homers: Wiledn, Cuba, ad(L.
, n tcs an request
c;A INJ%SVILLK, >Sopt. U- (if) - j vpohffe h*< he was being « .tinted ; t bo crowd became shuglv rente,i'’*
Wilt
H<i US.B f ^r Mnt' 10,0 Oak' Ave.
Hrminq-o For 12 S ate film;
Only 3 scheduled.
E'iinieTfti
. Stolen Bnses, Cuyler, Pirutes,
FlPniinif
Field
in
Criiincsvlllc
uttuin
i
<
>
,al
*—
*i*«
'
•
»
^
•
•
*
^Sanford, ---------------- Florida
eed
rates
are
for
............ v V ' T , ■"
***“ ’" 1 ,,ut !n t,,p tr,,th.
.
it was recorded, “betting o h 't h e
29,
J E W E T T AND PAGE
p m n t in g th a t p l e a s e s
PhAno 830-W°° Me,,onvl,1• Av#’
Lakeland Scores u In Ith
:‘rs.
Vunkee
Insertion a.
resounds to the thud of the pig- 1 The bout drew :i record crowd of outcome began in reni earnest ”
Sanford Dealer
WANTED TO BUY
Pitching, K renter,
Pirates,
I
f r " " 'Vinn 0vej j
Southern Ansocintion
of average length
skin as the University of Florida approximately 12.000 and a r e r - I The “*mig-«itters" Hud the ,’<nr
won 17; lost B.
Ft " I T .MYERS, Fla.. Noidu.f).—
‘LTsE » c ..C 0 T T 0 N RAGS
21m u/ R, IVE’S g a r a g e
78—
Offices
and
Desk
Room
New Orleans at Atlrinlu
a line.
swings intp its long football grind ord “gate" of $5(1,000.
A cut of reef Information for J e f f r ie s was
*>» W. 1st St.
Phone 017
601 W. Oth St. W. N. Lumley, Prop.
rtl HERALD O F F IC F
f/Pi Lakeland made it three in a
.Mobile at liiniiingham.
charge of 80c for
' u '' ’
' ’ »R|.
agimi. Forty-two players report- 70 per cent was alloted the prin- "romptly made a two to one favor
I
Rost,.,.
I",
,,
.
row
from
Fort.
.Myers
UVdneida.v,
ed to Punch
(Tom Sebring
Sahrlnrr for
f..«> the
in,. . ipalit, G5 per cent of that going to '»•.
AMERICAN LEAH HE
foheh fTom
Nishville at Little Rock.
rllon.
‘
ATTRACTIVE rooms to t i n t to t 1
. ■
NASH
! wim i'u. 9 to 2.
Batting: Fothorgill, Tigers |initial workout, and went through
rsrtising Is restricted W « u o p C I‘n 1Sf,N B ER RY PRINT 53— Building Materials
(Duly throe games sChetlulcdl
" t0" 9 or pfflcea at Park Avt„ i^ada the world in motor car value.
••lOU.
L A S ' t \VI*
classification.
their pares with the dash that lias
Ml R ll Pi) A K
W. M.
SMITH MOTORS CO
Embossing. See us’ f i r ^ ^ W e ' ^ o H )R SA I.B cheap, 2 pair double ■nd Commercial Street.
I 0 II : n 11
Rrit.'. . If
,rror is made The 8analways . rljnrartam cd , “Fighting
Young. Owner. 208 Park Ave.
Hits: Burns, Indians, 191.
Morida Slato le a g u e
garage
doors,
can
be
seen
801
Gator" teams.
E lian, lb
III ill u
ald will’ be responsible
Runs: Ruth. Yankees, 124 .
AUTOMOBILE D E A L E R S : If you
Orlando at Lakeland.
c
o
i i e
. R- *■ a ~
Union Ave., Phone 571-VV
five i,: ,
o
goee Incorrect Insertion,
Fut\«> . 1 f
Doubles: Burns, Indian*. GO.
Florida’s youthful mentor, Tom
B y Pete Norton
78— Offices and Desk Room
want to sell your used cars ada n t Drop
El.
Myers
at
St.
Petersburg.
...........,
|
Irtiser
for
auboequent
Fran. . c
I 1
rripler: Gehrig, Yanks, 20.
Sehring, fares n gigantic task this
Tainpu
at
Suraeotu,
19—
Building
C
ontractors.
58—
Household
Goods.
Take
the c',nMif1^
|. Tno office should be
Mae.,., r !!•
year in attempting to mold a team
Homers: Ruth, Yanks, 41.
O FFIC E FOR KENT—l i Mefsch p a S * 0 d" , y ° "
We suppose that our selection of Bour
U'”1; '■ **
lltf.denton a t Sanford.
amcdistcly In case of
Bldg
—
. _ 1« Robins
___________ __
* :»rdii d
from the material he has on hand.
’> Sanford players on a mythical
' v- “]b
Stolen Bases: Mostll, White
®^~~AulomohUes
F o r Snie
,d»
APPly
A.
P
Connelly
*
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile 15- -Speclals ut the Stores.
Corner Park Ave. and Central Ht.
Sons». Magnolia and 2nd.
I stnr team ,,f 14 ,,|ayert) sound-, , ,,lr, 1 k' '.l
Sox, 24.
Thei r is a lot of it, but most of the
"ar
Wful
i ' Sapfc 0— (/p)._
:ih
.
2
n.
I
°
0f?J
bu,L
t
u?
Ra-roofin*
players reporting this fall are
like, we had a bail dose of on.I a d v e r t is e r s
Elegantly Fdrnlshed
Pitching: Dan**, Tigers, won
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. E iS,l.IRJ? nr i* *** th® n<*w custom
to remain in
gre, a men and have played little
J 1 j lost *|f
/
- r vision to sortie follower-, „f
"• ”
80A — Real E s ta te D irectory
hmlt Btudchnkcra
aM
repranentative
k
*m.*t<*
Satisfaction
guaran
confer, nee football. Da vis, tackle ,
r *S^*■* , l l " uurftn cnme
• Mate circuit, but after careful
Each apartment consists of living
SAN JUAN GARAGE
familiar with ratea, teed. Oak Ave.A 3rd St. Phone 111.
I
* f f ly a n u lla y mid trounced
li 1
*--------fOM
:» 1
“DAY-FAN"
ruorn, full slip bed room, dressing
Uw “H m CLA IR" Go.
,'idcratioii of th<> abilities -,f
1 Xtow.iit. guard, Chaplin, fullback'■A I* a r c / H u rls K x c c l l f u l B a l l . !
Ld
classification
will
HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT,
INC.
I; ll I',) \ 1 .
K e e p i n g M ils D i s l r i h u t e d ;
!
MmM, 6 tft 1 nnd
room with full size Murphy bod,
ATLAN TIC C IT Y , \ . ,|.t So,,'.
l ull of esger power
various pbiyern i„ iho league f t .n 1 :
[and t'a pi a i n Sarin are the f o n t ’
SANFORD BUICK (’<).
[templet* information.
Real Estate and
I
CLARENCE SMITH
{■*£ J -5. Th»
double victory brought
- i i * double
•1*
•11
• 2 I
dinette, kitchen and bath, bdectrl(•Pi - dark
Dempsey’s thn ,
•men who have had more than one
picked our team as we saw tie*
212 Mngnolin Ave.
SINCLAIR OILS
T a n n e r L e a d s W i t h H it t in g
Jyou wish, they will
INSURANCE
BRO
KER
S
An
electric
fan
that
is:
General
Contractor
Y.Wj* Chwnplcmk to within half a
^ ^ r e f n g e r a t b u 1 and garage Ino d.r vnvntion is up tomorrow. If.
jy ear •{ ■Ii i k football
"vs Perform day a fte r day.
Phone .'107
|u in wording your
Better for your motor
( l e t t i n t : l l t r e e O u t n f F n tir
600 West First Street
p trf the second place Reds and
Mi
t m II devote little time h e re o f).,
" b is aft.w all the iiiily1 wav 1.1
tc mako it more efI
LETT
YOUR
PROPERTY
WITH
Quiet
Running
I Tie- end problem, whiili has ul
«t Phone 441
1. -'i,
;
RSThT^dk S*1® ,a
fCRRies from th««
•*
ft 'tying ohvekers ;m,|
Florida S ta le I .cn jfiys ____(ways been a tough .me for Khn i
't a tram ul this nature.
LINCOLN - FORD — FORDSON
"T H E LOT KING"
I \.\lJ1 v : •pt. '» 1 }•. Tantpp.
II,
’•Ml
f,
>1 ihjag.-.
I
Durable
*S t - I 'onif’ Cardinal*,
Edward Higgins, Ine.
308
First
National
Bank
Bldg.
Rate* $60 (8) and up ,H.r month.
Won
Lost
Pi.t.
1'
)
'
•
‘
'em
>ettlcd
this
year
with
•
n»*il
ii.iit
.t
ifiini"
*i»
!
li,*
|H*nnan(
JA M E S H. COWAN—All kind* of
DKTANT NOTICE
Rhone 4SI-J
^&WM| 1r«re idle.
I
vein
me
rein I * Palmetto. Phone :t:i I Ilt-1 .Sanford Aie.
He
in',
inis
t-i
se*
a
pace
that
Apply at Apt. No. 4.
I
'*dd.
Ill
j
ant,
Oosterh.mdt.
Stan
.•,K|..rd
by
winning
the
fii
:
(;-*|f
,
j,
,.
Sanford
♦’ \\ •i|t’,*» rl.ty lx. I' .-inknuf flrail
lin
and
Sheot
Metal
Work
1
o " " 'It pm him on edge witTiin the
„ers should give their
I.ow Priced
i f l r a t o s were on it batting Fori Myers
TH RASH ER & GARNER
-,^.1 |l»*y, (.rM'iH", nnd Ttogilon out for
• toying iu- the load or arouii'i —
:,,
Water
and
Boat
Tank*.
At
Oak
’•hi, 1 h> i), wjnl< other tonm •
•
U
p
T
h
postoffico address an
o " -f.vt H) 'lay... Ho is detormincl
. jm
They collected 15 bits ia Orlando .
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
M A | \ K—Wnterville, Morning
" i-~ wing positions. Out
•op for the second half, I.ns
this group
Avenue and Third Street.
Tele
'«■ h!I»* l*. A lvnn/. wu* master
lh«ir phone number if
(l •J ••• fiiity In’s s,uirring mates along
A.sk to hoc them at
H f l w M S W n e o f f Donohue and Lu- Tain pa
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
Sentinel. Thousand of
Maine
phone 111.
•;]ij ; S,•bring hopes to dev,-lop a coup!
’ “'I that it bar (he class, and \j, j
1Im*
•n:iort ,»( ;il! I i m i ^ , w h ile
■re
results.
About
one
II
R f l l * ° » J 7 hit* in the second off Lqkelnnd
Pceple are interested in Florida
at. u terrific clip to develop snee |,
-li. • Sii!uk«‘r< hunrht il hi* * willi
are looting lor great. K ings 0 \ >.
I t of a thousand has
S E E R. C. TISD A L E for good buya property
THE BALL HARDWARE
' j f * **•**•?, Lucaa nnd Nehf. St, Petersburg
Reach them through
'J »>^timing atnl j*tidgiiu*nt of ilintance. . .
01 sonic ul the younger mein- ;•..... ,
! ‘ a p t " '" Lamar .-'’a m i will hold Grower errors to lnilv four times
“ O ^ I N S A C O * A N CO., A m ,
kne and the others
in Real EsUte, 230 Melsch Build the Sentinel. Rate - card on np.
□ow«, held the Reds powerless
Sarasota
.HO j f" rth
venter. Sarra is one o flm the opening frame. Seore;
' t of Lee Crowe’s aggregation / l* ,.,
Radiator
and
*h<
u
metal
workn.
Dempsey
will
havo
four
attend.j.1
ing.
(ununicate
with
you
(l M
f l r t t contest, keeping their
a reason or two.
1'he greatest linesmen in the h is - ■HR..\DENTON
Plain and ornameiBil sheet met, I
Bradenton
mils in his corner when lie faces „ ,
f know your address,
[w ell spattered. Carmen Hill,
lory of the school for Ilia weight j \\ allaee, 21 ,
»ork. Tel. 71G-V . 807 Freu, b 67— Rooms W ith Board.
Gene
T'tinney,
but
he
says
udvien
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.atlnuance
M
U
S
T
be
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McCALL A FOX, Real estate In COLUMBUS. (Ga„) LEDGER —
I
Consult U* Before Wiring
,1
to trio T l r a t w recently
Avenue.
,nnd
received
„
niniii.ee
,.f
mentions:
Wboclcr
:1b
freni
eonda
in
an
important
en.,J-f
<r*on
at
The
Sanford
u.f'*rd
High
School
vestments. Best buys are among . ' Inssified mis have the largest
i
star!
d
tmcricun Lcavii,*
u f i * Indianapolis, American
ROOM and board. 506 West Third our listings. Phono 746.
I for Ml Southern center last fall, I Parker, If, c
j gageini : ! really invuns nothing. (1m'
rflce or by letter. Tele1ball practice Tuesday. Almut
elation, club, was muster of
circulation in Southwestern GearStreet.
\l’oti |.'>t P
j . Ua\ is. Petit.ni* Stewart Leal,
onBnusnces
are
not
asj.'iin
g
pjg
km
artists
FL
O
R
ID
A
—-ORL
a NDO— Orlando
fit
iiartbe.ii,
"U'hsi
can
a
second
rcnlly
do
fmi|T
gi". Rate: 8c (6-word line) line.
jtfta.Uon in the second game, N’,"\v York
,t iI S ' I1 oil
oil. r, • tern..ns |’|,
SI
!
Morning Sentinel; largest classi
t'.’d I lie initial coll, ait'l •
it I'
i'.irnor. -s
a lighter in the m atter of advice." t ),. ,
HI— W a n t e d T o R e n t .
lag. the visitors.
Clcvi'land
t<
ill
«
i'l
I.,
in,
..Mill ‘ OKI Kl'l hr III." mi
17
fied business, rate Ic a word, min ROOMS, with or without meal.i
tt.ihr, II,
'"h'liel is looking for ;,l>">,P If)
• have to do tile fighting, that, i..
DAILY NEWS— It covers Brow
' •'" •' ••itflir b. d- rl\ii,
F'.-ompt
Iplckell, Finite recruit otit- M 1, -hiiiglmi
.
l'*2'f line,
Ml ..f rh,
Efficient
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
imum 24c cash with order.
tlael .0 . ,.
'•he 1111 )m>rL.i 111 thing. A second is
report !>""fo,e the . ml .f
WANTED to rent by 3 adults, ard County thoroughly which H
.IVAfpn the butting honor', of Piiibidr'lphm
Sen
ice
•
mi
1,*, (f ig ami f.mt, nod h . 1.1
*ti* I Ham
\vet"f».
Peel. i". If.
•11'in Id*" o giv,. first aid in the
furnished apartment of 2 bed one of the moat rapidly growing
_______ I 68— R o o m s W it h o u t B o a r d
y
«
h three doubles nnd (’hi. ago
.51 1 nit., a fin iiliihiide f<.> \vard \vi ill be ' I.
. Buck by. C v ''
1
••it liter gets hurt <>r its
Coaa"
rooms uml kitchen or small house. ■actions on the Florida
I •«•( ndt
II 'lo re I he end of t he •e:i
1
"II.
.(
II
2
5
—
F
l
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i
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s
,
Sample copj and rat* card upon
..... "I1 that, advice from 1
o>pi el s for the local* . 7 17(7,, ,j' .
FIlTtNtmtiFii
.
,
"
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U!,l
in
"<>ud
location
and
price
and
F
o
u
n
d
.
piny nnotlu-r d,ml,| .. St f.otiis
RNItop,
I
brig,
I
iia
plm.
f,iv
I
. ion
'
V, i'oll
I. * ,I
,
,
. rooms,
.......... » sleeping
l P‘HK 11or j reasonable. Permanent. Phene 82. request.
UHNISHED
•I 11
a . m i l . I- is lint worth a ling of j 1,..,,
ll
state championship are
.ay •
*
'h e r e today willi ih.* Hn-dmi
..'toil I stone. Meek, l.ai
“ST E W A R T THE F L O R IS T ”
houiiekceimiir. 1001) Union Ave.
and Merrin r \ \|p \
. I! itiza and (it iouis.'
Ml
i:
II
PO
A
l;
1
but
I
here
will
be
some
mighty
|
ago Cuba nh oppimviiix.
I
|from last t e a r ’s .pi,-id. and Tinl>, . I '. 1111 he.
h lowers for all nrrasttin*.
">t a id El
.
AH\ KIITISK in the Journnl-HerHI— H o u s e s F o r Suit*
I cover on Fifth Street. '
■ football played by the Gan I
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
I.1 -t M\ el •. 7,
National League
Townsend and |Vir.. irom the rat l ion, r, 2b
First <ianu*
McLANDER ARCADE
VERY attractive, cool, front room/
n Li, South Georgia's greatest
I I
■rs.
M.
E.
Moye,
107
E.
I
eleven
before
tin*
end
of
j
he
I
.'il.
ore by innings: .
Phone 781.
1 bail/, ni r
for
1
or
2
gentlemen.
Phone
lll-.l
3
room
Hop Lost I'd . team last year are the best pt,,s S't.inlon. .a'
now>j,apor.
Morning,
afternoon
v i I \\ heir hid can impar* a I 'mn
house, screened front
.1
pective backs.
Ili-liop and Beck I t e, i f
Classified No Job [\,n Big, No Job Too Small
Innati ..
000 otio 010 _I ;i •_< St. I.on is
St 1 tick
L U 'I "I IMill
Hi
porch, *,,,«Kr,
garage, mi
lot no
50 X
x 1,1,1.
UW. rtce
See weekly and Sunday.
'!• part of his football ability out, l.v I loinin
y,
.
'
t
should
hnvt*
a
go,si
year
this
fall,
1
ll!.
o,|
L..,„ •. e
rates
I0tper
line.
Wn.vrross
Jour2
7
—
P
r
o
f
e
s
s
i
o
n
a
l
S
e
r
v
i
c
e
s
.
»b«rgh ...... 100 o i l 02 x— G-lB-u * 'in. imiat i
o
1
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-1
I
M
i
rooms
and
apartments
owner.
A.
H.
Dunn
at
Ginderville
his protege..
j|,.
at, botlj of them showed marks j,f Si, Ivat/.. It.
• I • .t i l i n g .
nmlry plated in wrung
<‘iinires .
nul-Hvrnld, Wnycrons, (ionigiH,
I t i e n e s : lDonohue, Lucaa and Pit tabu 1 gh
i
.p
for
rent.
520
W.
1st
St.
Tel
28
813 Park Ate.
Plume 42UW
» in 7. I lit In,
last ,levelo|iinent Inst season.
It. M. Clement. We- E U G E N E PERMANENT Wave
di
Chiengo
’I
Black- I...-I .
y i Meadows and Smith.
he beetle struggle f,>" honor-' "'Ul •I *o| .1 I. I loil'''|.;.. ) In Jo h n - I
T
H
R
E
E
GOOD
HOMES
An
a
eloso
follower
of
Gator
Bimie- ih.
New York
for $10.00. Marlnello Shop, The bOR KENT.—8 unfurnished rooms
'he Nut inn.il League emit mu,^ b:i H- , ( bam ey, <)\. r 11
FOR SA L E
Athletics for four years we would R. Ah are/..
Apply 805 W. 3rd St.
, ' . t . ' " i s ' - ' j . V " P , ’0 , f,hi" ’
!».—(/p»— j
Brooklyn
J - i ; , . Second Game
Basket. 2nd and Magnolia.
’
'•'ateil
with
St.
Louis,
CincinDODGE BROTHERS
On very liberal terms
i'lg
pit.'her,
Doilli-'go
say
that
Florida
will
do
well
to
A
.end
between
Slevelund
gangfperlo.l
“
mpir.'ft,
lofe by inning*:
|j
Philadelphia
keyring, postoffice
i and Piltsburgh engaged in I t'fdi ru k
Phone
735
or
784-J.
ai
d
Id.,.||.
[treak
even
in
the
season
jo
-1
tart•
M"|
.
and
lollowers
„f
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im
m
y
"
'est,.|,|:
i„.......
r Imo
pimatl-'.:.
ono non ooo- o-«) i Boston
|FRONT room, twin beds, private
T.dalrt
P A IN T E R — DECORATOR
|x 85, several small desk
■li 5
Dealers
11
• of the great eat battles down 2:UI.
Seruggs-Scoggins Realty Co
injr. You enniiot take players like
H.ives,
well known In Toledo . J,dim. ■ M ,
,
burgh.... 125 .TOO O0x— 1 1 - 1 7 0
home, hot water. 212 W 4th
A. B. Riggs, C04 Jamrcl Ave.
Sct.i'c i.y inning,:
ed. Finder please re
Masonic Temple Bldg.
•
(retch
in
the
older
oigimi/n
j
g.imblipg
circles,
poliro
declared
1
m-,
r
0,1
iioldsteii),
Edgar
.loner,Williams
1st.
PHONE 303
ion. Luq'iOj
i-utpie. Mucker,
aiucKer, Lucas.
l.ueas
•**•**■
raid Office or Phone
SELL GOOD USED CARS
ono lino noo__o
u for .some yearn.
[ today, was the cause of the mvs- |,j.. ,
Brown nnd Norton nfr „ (earn and Brail, ni.ui
ard.
Furniture Rofiniaheil
' Win go, Picinich; Hill ami
SAN
LAN'TA.—
Five
or
six
room
Tampa
ton
non
otx-^-5
,
Inn'e their equals developed in the
.s ..
----------j Du "»u» attack on Hayes early t o - * in •,
I.A RUE front room with porch,
I,
house tu ho built and financed to
•he Yankees ..-min to t.,. .,,1. Iv
next season.
1••-;' -Tudor Sedan
Suimimi v : Tw., Ii.i -k" h.ts, StiuiNational I .caguc
S’. J . NIX
and two beds, adjoins hath room, be nut buyer. Price $8,000. Bart
Win Three Straight
S t a t i o n s — R e1
r
the
wire,
as
it
Would
be
:il
11*27* Ford Coupe.
Sac)
n'ici"-,
|
S
t
o
l
e
n
baao.
Florida
lias
»
tough
schedule,
Iml
Haves
was
instantaneous
hot
water,
electriiity.
Attornoy
and
Counsellor
nt
I-aw
fit
i
"1
upon
wiiboni
^
a
('in,innati 1-0; Pittsburgh G if.
Mason.
Nnt’l
Bank
Bldg.
Phone
' impossible for them
In ,
13-5 -Ford Touring.
arc
used »11 Dim. kc. Until.I,- pinv: , Denicke, L,
w.i'umg l,v ore
Will accommodate three, young
300 Hast First Street.
1 I t.'■jjtblmg
tir* 1 a Gators’’
\ 1
' IIM'il
tlire« ,,r (,,,:,•' lit
IIL A D E L P H IA . Sept. 1»_ </p>
l u l l \ Ten-, . s •lit
».)»,
"Heart tin
gn at it iml,-no
Irtt'm.
r
Ihtrrif.-.
Ba
<m
|
..
i Tp T I
men
preferred.
Terms
reasonable.
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J
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'I h * ,
.1 collide ../ t
I
Ford Kiiiinhout.
PEL TRIM CO.
sii.u k '
lb.- ' ■'*’’ **•*- ‘ « *t 11. - lo-ii Inn, lit.:
Apply uvonings 111 E. 8th St.
' . '. i , K. 11"'
| B L U E BIRD BEA U TY SHOP,
V,
<‘r the ('range nnd
•ht over Brooklyn Wednes".Klv I lin e i hednled.
••vi 1«tme. 1,,.' mv*; mu,
V; •'
MR)— A u to m o b ile s f o r S a le
it chers I.. .. *In-i1- arm
It'2tt Ford l ton Truck.
lie car, not the owner.' I “Wo specialize in permanent wav.
Min,
eleven
can
be
assured
(.f
'I-I.'kuIf
\K.
ii
i
•
I t " '! -1 e non led < u), )„.,., , . u)p y staging u P. run rally in the
American League
" "' 1
. * o 1 1' I ’ e ,'pj
\s
pTTIor estimate**.
11)24— Ford Light Delivery Truck
Hil.l fii.ii, M.i.-kir1. Passed l.,,||,
I- UR NISH El) bedroom for rent.
'm g ’ . 200 North Park Ave.
I ' b ’h'
the linish in e- ety gam.
h inning to will by 8 to 4. \ft
" 1' I** *' Mil led lint gii't .11 I,j,),.
Boston 5; \ *•w \'nrk 2.
10 III,. .u:uii:,| 11; \ ...
b OR SALK. —At a Bargain, one
I f . RADFORD
' •'-a-lei I U" -.......
Wtirl I ' hiffpi
3l*.*i
Magnolia.
The
name
,
w.-ielit
.
and
.•
,
,
•
’•
f
l
•
.
It
on
ha
r.ini|..i
III,
>( n i 'Mjf flirt.
.{•F^FblJadelphia had tied the seore
i'h'Mlaud 7; llelioit In.
5 passenger auto. One Ford
'•"lllti be i11! e n st •ng eve- |i| I " ; rhe I , " , . r p.., t of .H, j,Pen,tier.
Cinpircs,
L. . i,-,
IK If'di tin" !
v "I tile oindidale- for the |"T,,r Bi'ii*ti'ii|..n5.
I K K E I* S M I L I N G by taking
' Wl in tho last framu, Cy WillS|. I amis at ( liicago, rain
- - ratter-1
MILLER () PHILIPS, Inc.
Coupe. 113 Elm Ave.
j
1
'
biii
li,
<
!
the
perm,".nr
yester
long
jump
the
clubs
wmiM
II
•dll
team
a
le
as
follows;
Kurtz
nnd
Kllintt.
l
imes,
I
’
61)—
R
o
o
m
s
fo
r
H
ouHckeeping
CHIROPRACTIC
adjustment
for
'
11
*“
*I
CPiitl'ol
p
|
hit
i
*
jh
*
•
)|
|
f|
111.
1drovg put Ida fourteenth home
.
VULCANIZING
Onlv three scheduled.
.ii lithe
day by defontitig Fort
Worth.
make between I hi...... .
Nil
me
.V
.
Position
I
your
health.
Investigate.
Phono
LESS
&
W
ELSH
l| Of the year with the base,,
V.
inh) It l,.|.',,hp„r‘ fioii* 11mi!
'.-.lily at th
Southern Acsorialion
consecutive “ ;
'• It ml.!' 21 hours I" I mniipi 'It!. for lix
•''••ice,1 Lamar (Capt.i
, 4H2-.I for appointment. Dr. W. E. 2 nice furnished housekeeping AUTOMOBILE D E A L E R S -If you
[Out makes friends”
r - F f e d Loach also hit for the
w:.s HM.el„-.|. Have; was sl.t.l i
Birmlnghnni 3; Atlanta 8.
1• voqSn
Elm Ave. uml 13th Street.
nf the season. Friday and S a t
I. vns loiurm .*i;fispn
want to sell your used cars, ad
'ain Irniii N'ew Vor|:
*
haplin.
Tiny
(
ft.)
|
MucDougall, 7st Nat Bank Bldg.
Ml"
Ili
ad,
far,.,
sill,.,
llM
l|
I
j,,
.
IK earlier In the fray.
rooms, lirst floor, no children vertise daily on the classified page
Little Rock 7; ( hatlnnooga
a
n«l
urday, .September IP and II. for
:n 'I.
. .10.1 I Si: 11 would 1u1t111.1l
,
Stewart,
Jael.
,
g
|
314
E.
5th.
O
P
0
by
inninKB;
r
Memphis I; Nashville !).
" 1,1 • ''“ l
cxpri I,*, 1 iii ri'i ovcr.
l!n
Liliniri* due to arrive Jackson
I" !!i" cries.
I llrvant. Red (<•)
.
AC1I c o u n t y - T h e 13 2 — H e lp W a n t e d — F e m a l e
Dale games sdieduled.
. . , < r o io in i mu j . i n .2
ville September 11
USED CAR EXCHANGE
■tupendoun develop- . _____ ______
•
I’rive,
Carl
(g)
'HONE
8
k lor ala State l.rngue
I*
OR
RENT.
Nice
large
room,
100
CORNER
PARK
AND
SECOND
Reg
•
'• -s " j tliat, wo are pnir
Tucker, Charley (g)
rbout it in tho Palm w A N T E D -R e sp e c ta b le white wo(Nn games scheduled)
gentelmnu preferred. 203 E. 3rd
0 . W. WANSLKY, Manager
MoGraw and Haimg foi ' Louis t,, come throug''
•Sample copy sent on
ROUND TRIP FARE
H'lintt, Janies ( i j,)
man for asHistance in general St.
S r. I .<IUIS, Sopt. !*.— (.‘T’l With Wo In.
nlgnt, Pierce and Hen•
Iwavi
admired
llornsbv
Livingston. Archie (lib)
house
work.
Good
pay
and
nice
CADILLAC— OAKI.AND
llie CanlinaU holding a comiorU (IH ll p!
Attorney-at-La«
’ r*
r and are strong for him
Fuller, Tom i, >
home for right party. R. F. D. CLEAN, airy bedroom for onu.nr
, -P O N T IA C —
iible tin,.,, game lead, I'n- i.Riit Ip Dial
split
Service Offered Box 188 or phone 2703.
"•nd ii < a niiiiialfur.
Shipp Claude (ti
Will
practice
In
all
the
courts
two, hot wator, bath, space for
Sam Bi-'iido,, luis ant,outne,l i it„,.
Sanford Cadillac Company
fSTON, Sopt. 1) -(/!’)- The
B'lig, Elmer (I 1I.1
car. 1101 W. First. Phone 604-J.
117
E. 2nd St.
Phone 121 Examination of Abstract! c f Land
Lve
_
plan
•
for
enlarging
y
*
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t
.
.
divided a double headet
If
S
i
" I wins both hnl V«*N nl’
(fl.i
----------------------------------. ; Larsen,. Swede
...........
ERKINS,-Haberdasher : EARN $30.00 weekly in spure time
TO
inan
•
I'ark
to
seat
10,000
,,,-•
Titles given especial attention
the S t .,
‘n! f ,ny W
tho «innta bv winI t ague I lag ehase, w •
(
’I
N
V
I
W
A
ti
t
•
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Lester,
Gemge
(g)
i
f
f
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lor,
C
o
l
l
e
g
i
a
t
e
;
addressing
envelopes
at
home.
.
DODGE
,
f »b* rtW fid'gnino by | to 2
m tb,. World's series is play* ,1 hero. , aro wil
FOR RENT.— Front bedroom. 110
Offices in Court House
• I t back them to be;,*
|ia rirst -Street.
, Experience unnecessary. Ordinary
^Atlantn, Gh.
514.95
| PI ensure cars and Graham Tru ck*,
Myrtle Ave.
' ’n J H a ...................
.
1 be j in k, which was enbu oed I any all
havingt dropped the ouetu rL ^
I
, . 'la iiS
.......»w
Iiri. Iimm
• team that .itn |,e .
R*ck, Speedy , lib)
------i
—.
I
d
ea
r
hand-writing.
Write
promptElm and Kith St.
Phone 3 i
-‘AugUHht,
G
h.
12.95
b't't itiitig. now lias a
, n i n g , lec'led '
1* Btfston cflrtcHed the sca- knocked out Blockv Richards. Dnv Bishop. Horse Mb)
I lie ul lie. t, :ii*i-i iu t he
1206 7 4 — A p a r t m e n t s a n d F l a t *
[DRUG S T G R E - P r e - (ly, a - ,Crown
V " " " Muilirtg “Bureau,
u‘
cniui, .iv of 3:1,830. Bread, i ,-av circuit.
Ifa aeripn^from the GianU, 12 (mi. OIihi, J fnujul.
M
acon,
Ga............
13.45
Walker. Iron ( ("b)
f- Drag*, Soda. Wo are |1
Bldg.. Chicago.
mi iiit,malj,,n as
where ;l,
tones to p . with u single game r •'?!-.; f ° n x . N. !*■
. ^ m in o l e h u d s o iv e s s e x
George Ei
Brunsw ick, Ga.
9.45
INC.
’
**
your
phono.
:
*p.i(s wniilrl ho [ilncrd.
. fauiitlimi welter Greene, " T u g " te)
morrow.
If lining
A *"■ M
m be ’played
j rtssa 'to
su IM
UI 1IIW, f Gt-lil.
' l i lonmto
1
..................
But
f
O
R
R
E
N
T
:—3
room
unfurnished
•I better
Merl in. George ( Id,)
fna
On
l. Ave.
a
*
13 3 — H elp W a n t e d — M ale
CharlcHton. S. C.
Call 106
14.45
203
Oak
Ut"l.-i all agreement Yc.n I . |, .well ki
Captain Frank Frlsrh played m
’' v 1,' •'■hmmuoii, scored a t< ,hupartnient with bath. 1 102 W.
Itiekon
I’eti'oiiis, "Greek" (g)
Phone -ll
rC h arlo ttc, N. ( ’.
inaio,; league officiuls la. t
21.45
C h ? X ' " “* X n,!.h 0 “ ,a n d " I" ,il
new
•tul baR^'foi* tho OlrtntH in Urn “ “ 'il knockout over Humber Briolv
1st Street.
n, i him don
■ illllv.
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nenoant city.
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$• "rnp.
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times ft"
leep
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84 — H ouses F or Sule
21.
25 milt to the gallon.
and Kloreii.e; Wertz and fa\|,n ' Owens, Tom f lib i
cneu on large paper*. Mu*t be FOR RENT*—2 loom .furnished
DETROIT.
Sanford, Fin.
apartment, with garage. 703
Pb s*i. Glenn ( t )
willing to provo his ability by reTirkt'ls good mi all train* nnd
CLEANING CO. *ults obtained. The man we want Palmetto.
Woolf, C. R. ( |i )
NEW 3 room bungalow. $2IMI or
in Pullman* on payment of
Ijiag, Repairing ami
p e r fo r m a n c e
less down payment. [,. Bland, »
Smith, "Owl" ( i i
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•i* honest, reliable and a pluggcr.
nrcoMsnr) charge*. Nn ntop“tarti"
105
for
prompt
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Lake
Ave..
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next
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5 0 m iles— a n d m ore— per h om
Stewart. Charles t e )
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over* allowed.
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time because o f Chryslcr's plan off
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T H R E E BARGAINS
75— IluftineMS Plitcea for Rent
Toole, Hex (g)
m anufacturing methods of utmost!
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I'ecoplut'IcH and |, l «i i t xoi t IfiH
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buyipg o f any Chrysler regardless ofj
BUREAU
force M,Sla,,t n,Ml
lii'lniiiig him.
lie loss eon,mi
in Imu dun ii wtitk liny urv ffoitf,
going,
• Rogers Homuby. He mid bin
Comfortable bodies—witb n
'I lie Cardinals resume Inen |„.
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w ith positive assurance that the *“
7-Room house. Central Ave. double
t 'wh' v^
Jack Dempsey one nf the groat, .i
from
J l t l n g clan of the Cardinals aro tiora at Boston tomorrow. The PiOWN, w. VA„ people ------------------------------------------------------su ch as n o lo w .p rictd c a r ev er
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KuraKP.
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each is unquestionable.
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gave.
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ited n, Florida. Each Ta MPA DAILY TIMAS, Tampa. STORE ROOM for rent suitable
v
'history.
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> our
mono)*.
Mn. looking
their prospec
proKp<>e- ( liicago scheduled for today and an uP> Gene Ttmney’s iirogram to
_ over -----or would ho tied nn,
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in Home Dally, rates 2 cents a word
for mercantile business. 115
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cash with order
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pWll,.h.
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no o th er c a r near it in price—for o»j|
^.York Yankees.
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. make
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Phone 831-J
might he rewarded
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for the time
—Adv.
The Cardinals v/ent to tho
gives such measures of quality anaf
By winning the second ganre ,,f I.holiday
l,<’!i',1.l/v Jha
ltt took
to°R ydhterdny.
vMiterilnv
fighting blinds.
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KM; stadium.
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precision
jaw nnd « right Po i •■•• ,.t „
'
a double header, | to 2, afier |,,<. •
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w ith assurance o f long life, ai ‘
and Boast u '
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«t>tonishInwhile their load over (Jin- ing the firnt five to one. the Hi
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tjn to liring his coij- belong to tho nvorage individual one-two effect.
III-. I," ' I),,.',
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6M
to tho body luivo ■often",;
yaiterday.
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1,0,11 k.
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Chrysler Model Numbers j l
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....... ;}«v night ahd six rounds of box- Iwris
opimno.it, making him x.. tin, f. 2
w e l l •WHA.T
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l»h Pirates, clawed hy the torlea,
orlea, nine
nine defeats
defeats ami
uml one game
ui hif,h, ‘u'c nn
larger
mg niter
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victory over Brooklyn.
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puiichifi) thofcag-for suvornl roundfl,}
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lunncy does nothing in
in tho ring. taenfty bo t o o lu to
i »
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big Ksnsud flvo tilllPfi o lii,
.
upper p .r l o f "i.i..
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•J*°th Weight mid im- ill Ulb>,ir to take ?
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o fC lo j^ n d C o fU in ly the Ca«U- done on irlbrnlng^unta along tho
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THE GROWERS TO
CLIMB IN LEAGUE
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Elton -J. Moughton
S
30x3] CORDS
SPORT BRIEFS
PARK APARTMENTS
Ii^Oempsey Plans Hard’^i i< l
0 /' Schedule After Rest '?:: 7
Club Standings
Rines Filling Station '
Seminole
ELECTRIC
Co.
The Belt A n t e ___
A m od atlaa
More A a t o a o M I e ___ _
76 par rant Imwar Ratea.
our Prira F IR 8 T , rompa
with any othor Company.
G. C. F E L L O W S
v.
Room 18 Arrada BMg.
Phone ISO
Insure Your
R ents...!
WoM Known Gambler
Is Shot By Gangsters!
While Driving A Car'
n
pYesterday’s Results |
Dallas ( Ini) To Meel
Dixie Circuit Winner ' ' '
( ardinal’s Owner lias
Made Tentative I*!ansiiSv‘,
For Knlarging Field
ioft- 8<M
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J. (i. SHARON
FIGHT RESULTS
SA N FO R D
/A
! Celery Farms to Rent
^ f i n e s t of® fc
V'hrvsUr "oecrtor*
JI
Sccmo;ny
Unusual Slugging Powers
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,
, ’AssertsH ornsby,
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I
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THIS STUFF
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i
fle x ib ility
UreatestBoxersInHlstory
Tunney Plays Golf In
Morning; Has Koad
Work In Afternoon
In Sanford the demand for stored!
apartments and homes far exceed
supply. If you are the owner of d
sirably located rented property, se- ^
curing* tenants is the least of youl* r'^
worries.
■* tn H
•Suppose some of yopr rental prop
erty burns today? Would the loss of m
the rent during the period of recon- 'I
struction inconvenience you? For a •$
comparatively small premium we #f
write a policy that pays “The Rent"
from the time of the fire until* com- $
pletion of the new building. This
form of coverage is especially desire
able in connection with Fire Insur* $
ance. The money from your fire pofV^f
icies rebuilds, the rent insurance con*¥
tinues your income without interrup- ?*
tion. ^Consult our Insurance Depart
ment.
A share of your business
will
be appreci
•
BQ
^Ralue.
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Croom’s Academy For Negro Pupils Has 8 Classrooms
Croom’s Academy, the new negro school building at Goldsboro is one of the best buildings of its type in the state according to Elton J. Moughton, architect who designed the building.
“The new building is thoroughly equipped with all modern appliances,” said Mr. Moughton, “and in my opinion is one of the ranking colored schools in the state and something that the educators of Seminole county can be proud of.”
The building is of brick and hollow tile construction and has the characteristic stucco finish found on new Florida schools.
One of the features of the negro academy is the auditorium which has a seating capacity of over 500.
A large library, ______ing room, principal’s office, _______ eight classrooms complete the interior arrangements of the building.
The County Board of Public Instruction recently passed favorably upon the acceptance of the building following an inspection of it last Tuesday afternoon.
The board of trustees are expected to pass upon the new school within a few days, and with their approval it will take its place as another link in Seminole county’s chain of schools.
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BUILDING TO BE
FINISHED IN TIME
»-•
TWO WOMEN ARE
GIVEN ONE YEAR
EACH IN
High School Building, ."*0 Per
Cent Completed, Will Be
Ready For Oecupancy On
if Robbers Enter Jan. 1, Architect Declares
II ...Car *And
Take. . . r1" ' Southaide Prim ary School
A f i i
PoU C h
-.^c-o.'ar»e=r«i
m]
Everh
jpl _
A»*
Foreign
.]
. . .
t-'a'l'Aff
Pair Jointly Charged With 2
Men In Murder Of Cop Are
Sentenced After Com* Stresemann Ho]
punionx Are Found Guilty
Much Proi
t ’LF.ARW Vt’Kii, Kbi., Sept. 10.
Disarmament
(/Pi Phyllis Thomas ami Bor-
(Jt
M a i L ," ',l'*i*>‘f '“ tOiticn will ho lom plet<<l within tho next 10 days and will
la> ready for occupancy- when
|A(H). S e p t . 10.
A I* : rhnol i .' kmis Sept. 27. ac< aiding t>nice Sp.nildiiig were nentencod to
GENEVA, Sept. 1<
[pot I'slin tu U n l a t fro m Elt.iii .1. Mmight.ui, architect. The
one
year each In prison by Judge —Germany was recely
lo $500,000 was addition to tin* old building con
Freem an P. lam e in circuit court t h e L o ^ g tiq o f N o tio n s
lliniii il e a s t Ii o n n tl i sint of III class rooms and an audi
torium with a scaling capacity ol
today following their plea of m an a m id Houjert o f
IVtink t r a i n
n u m b e r IHltl.
slaughter in connection with tho i 'J 'Y ' ^ 4h a U *rtUT!
by t h r e e o f a b a n d o f
death of Pat m l mu n K. B. Blew, ' V-Wtfh Ul t h e l r f l r e (
Equipm ent for the building lias
field, who was shot mid killcsl Aug,
b ie rs w h o e s c a p e d a t nut a rriv e d .b u t is expected in the
10, last while attem pting to p re trittco thb nrmlBtlcby;
[h w e s lo rn s u b u r b o f next few days and wilt lie installed
before the opening of school.
vent the robbery of a grocery
Germany tintf F I
?n P a r k w i t h o u t f ir The new high school building is
store ut Tarpon Springs.
thvQlUfh
Foreign ’; ‘
fd) per ien t complete, and will IsThe young women were jointly
c
Literv occurred in the suit. ready for uso by .lammry I, said
indicted with Louis Thomas, alius and Briand commit
}crgrccn P ark on th e fa r Mr. Muiighton. Work is being
t inti-i anil A rth u r Reid, alias Dnv- selves to perpetual p*M*Li
.
i Halted on the building, wliicli will
*.tilc o f th e city,
import, who were convicted of first vainly plbdgad the honor
oninliile was in w aiting lie one of the model high scbools
degree m urder by a jury Inst night. nations henceforth never
Lid robbers who had tied of the state when it is completed.
The foui were urre*ted on the the sword, but to aeiftig;
The architecture is_Jukch from
pidice had even received
afternoon of the m urder n ear Hade by arb itratip n o r cqm(
The Gorman deleg
th at in vogue during the Spanish
Li ol’ the rohbery.
i ii\ iitewtield was killed while a t
Twenty-seven deaths and injury to 60 wna the toll of this wr^e k nf the Denver £ Rio Urunde Railwav’-i "Scenle L im ited"'near Halida tem pting to prevent the robbery of kept busy shaking
Kenniusance period and the build
Inn nl of currency from mg is i opted from pictures of sim
fol. The locomotive, a baggage car, two re..,
und a pullman plunged from tin* rails to the bottom of the Royal Gorge as the engineer l„ grocery -to ie iV Tnrnon Snriniri o th er delegates until
Lai llo-erve Hank of (!|u- liar • tiu i'tiiies
m Salaiiiaiien, it Ienipted to round a curve at I" miles an hour. This NKA S erv ice picture, rushed to The Sunford Heiatd by airplane mu! f a t mnll. i* p IOr n,.,.tl , uirviuen had* been Nlnc-hltch called th e t
[tlic Union T rust f'ompn- Spain, it is said.
•how.-: in an extiam dinarily graphic m anner how the cars piled up it' •!*•* Arkansas river alongside the right of-way.
}* aih i) ami 'vvoru toduy whetl'At*- der. Tho proceedings
ed by y.uiof Aguero, a f '
|gu, com prised tin- loot,
The present stru ctu re will lxlb u r W. .Iordan, atto rn ey for B er porting tho credential! b f-tl
uinomit of whirl) p.<sl- only the first unit of the Sanford
nice Spaulding told Judge F ree mnn delegates In’order,
Jicclnr-. say h;td not' yet High School and is built so th at
man P. I,.me that ho was prepared
Tho Germ ans, headed'V
rtuined.
it rail be added to in future years.
to
enter a plea of voluntary m an G ustav Streaam ann,Ilie robbers entered a I t is planned to increase (lie siv.e
slaughter in behalf or his client. foreign m inister, aoles
land hold up th e clerks, of the building about three times
Shortly afterw ard atto rn ey A rth n r Into th eir aeeta amJd 4
its
present
dimensions
before
>
t
pouch of mail contuiuW. Thompson, representing Phyl of all the o th er
Igisti-red shipm ent* which- will he complete.
lis Thomas, made a sim ilar nddren* u f whom M*r* ate_____
An
auditorium
with
u
seating
pgned to lla rv e y , Illinois,
to tin- court
clicked fo r • m inute «S
capacity of 1,000 is one of tinnmifucturing suburb,
Judge Freem an gran ted a n*ce»* NlnchUrh began
featu
res
of
the
new
budding.
The
blicrs had boarded the.
during which attorneys fur the wi-lcome.
stag e of the auditorium is large
city. A fte r the
Dr. Btroaemi
.••tale unit defense held n conference
unotigh
to
be
used
us
a
gymnasium
United
States
Senator
W
nlter
F.
ATLANTA,
Ga.,
Sept.
10.—f/P)
Idropoed ' o l f ' a t - E v |r - b h d 'a basketball court. Under th Importance o f ecot
into
which
the
judge
was
invited.
- Gliarging that "idg liquor in ter Gt-nrgu received 242, as against 32
[ .West nl
,a b
When they returned to th e court nations saying
stag e th ere urn lockers ami showests in Hiiltimure, New York and for his opponent, Chief Supreme
tnbwn for era, und ia planned a modern school
fttreet,
room,
attorney Jordan made a -plea things had poase^
CiHirt
Justice
R.
H.
Russell.
Two
New Jersey had sent mom than
for
leniency
of the court, auying new economic life
cafeteria
hi
thin
section
for
the
s
$100,11011 into the d istrict" to defeat hundred and eight county units
i
lie
two
women
had been coerced forms of International .
^priyeuience o f the students.
vole are necessary for a choice. In
SOMERVILLE,
N.
J
„
Sept.
ltl.
i
him.
W.
I>.
Upshaw,
defcatod
th
Col.
Georg.*
W
Knight,
.-.pi-uk
into tiu-ir present circum stances by which would give lipp
The coat of the unit under coui/Pi Ralph V. Gorslinc and Miss the Democratic prim ary Wednea-. Hr campaign. Judge Russell nl- ing before tin- Siinford (Titintliwr of lle-ir male companion*. He gave to luttional hour * *
atrucUoii will he about $260,000.
lay for ri-iiiiiniiiulinii by L. J. I ked the 'world court iidlii'ti-iice t .iipate.cc todnv ..litlit..-it It... plnii.
iU-ralllhfr thojH
There are 22 c|assrooins, four study Ki-thi-rine Rust nil. both of New
a, life liii lory of He m ice Spauid.
i n f iu>u>shB,
lie
nrotiuiit>
wouia
«
bk •• ,^*qmtor .........
who
declined
lu
,kl>c
new
in.histi'v
e...nmiM,-«of
Steele
said
prubuld}
would
«sk
Brunswick,
have
adm
itted
tliul
Y*>
Malls, n pricipal's office, a .1:^, e
„ f V )r
tit.- trad.- ho.lv for a., in.ltmi. in I mg, L». who, tic said, laid lieen horn
they were within J00 yards of the tj. ro check «f the votes in Cafnp- recognixe ns an issue,
^jjjbrtw jr, and a nUrac s robni.
and reared near Ifou-.itoii Texan, as' the -precursor
pt
H.trvoy
of
Sunfurd
with
tinob
hell
county
heforo
concedingd
e
-'
Mnicom
T
arver
was
nominated
rem
The manna) training depart men) spot at whh-h ReV. Kdw’a rd Wheel(Continue
“ e d to iv '
for tin- Democratic nomination for ject of Inducing new lactorles and li.iil m arried a iicwnpnpcrman tlierv
mid the agricultural school will I«•• ■I il.ill and Mrs. Eleanor Mills foal.
I tamphell county’s two und Congressman in tin- sevanth dis- jobbing liousi-H to c.iino to Huh and, following a hn-ukdoVii in lior
wi-rc i.il'iil lour years ago.
smimi, a negro, who was in ii different building.
votes
well! to muke U|i tile 10 conn llrict to succeed Gordon Lee, who city. Tit.- piogratii ns outlined l,y h.ist<aud'.< health, bail removed to
I
ih-lci
t
i
\
*
who
grilled
Gorslino
Plans are complete for the new
Florida.
kursn..y by Police I.ieut. agricultural
building of the Sun I foi 21 amt half lioiirs and Miss ty units in S teele’s column and did not campaign for another term , f'oli.ltel Kllighl I't-Ci'i. e,| tin- cl)
While living m a r Palm etto, lltu
Ikwilli a fte r he "borrow ford High School and it is hoped ((astall lor i-i arly as long today nn- thus gave him u m ajority and the i Congressman Charles Brand in the dor.-o'ittcnl of tlo- Boat.I of Gu\<-r(turn..I.ilc, for the purpose. that the money will he rained for lioinitcd ihei liad confessed lll-ar- nomination.
eigTith district Thomas W. Bell in l.ors ami tile It.lull, <■ t ,.....ii it I,-,- ul attorney said, the young woman
adm itted, of helping t(|,“ 1|||i{;jj
ih u shuri wllih, H„ tliat im; the shots, voices and a wu"While 1 am not in a position d the ninth, and C-hurles (J. Edward a joint ineeting prov.dniif lln- g a th had grown tired of liurd'diips en
dured while lin k in g a living for
m I rouble to got f a th e r , work t.un ,H> stlll.,,Ml.
llllllTr. Ml h .m u .
this time to name the contributor.-1in the first were renominated.
In ering of Hie mei.»hi>r> hip.
herself an.I her husband and in u
Tuinuii, w here in- vvus
"Tlti-rtitti.t
been
a
vital
need
for
The building will Is- a tw o-story
'I'lirough lia-ir confession the to the campuign sent here to de- all other congressional districts
moment of weakness had fled with
Ln ii felony charge, was
a
survey
of
this
kind
for
some
incumbents were uiiopposod.
and m
will
Is- m
in iharmony
,
, , *
i.,
' »stru
ii u ctu
c io re
r e iuiu
u isw o m m j state is • xin-ftcd to ohtain im port- feat me," Mr. Upshaw said, "pri
T. J.
t t of i
and c o s ts t o d a y b y J u d g e w U h l|m ttr< h i t e c t u r e o f th e h ig h m il corm l'oiation of tiie testim ony vate investigations have revculcd
Dr. L. G. lliirdinun, curly today time,” said Ci.loni-l Knight, “l.ul TTiiimas, Ituid und Phyllis Thomas, ant grand chief of
who
promised
to
luke
her
hack
to
tinnew
industry
com
m
ittee
has
ite in Municipal Court, si-liool building.
of Mrs. Jam- Gibson, a woman pig thut there is indisputable evidence wna loading his three opponents
hood of Iiocomatlva'
took the ca r of Willie
One hulf of the building will l>o raiser, as to what she saw on tho of moro than $100,000 of liberal w ith HW county unit votes. John been slow to act because of the Houston.
in Sanford fo r tho _
hick
of
a
system
of
keeping
the
They
started
foe
Houston,
said
taxi-driver, and intctid- devoted to horticulturn and the night of the murder.
wet money having buen sent into N. Holder was second w ith 15(1; data in an effective tminni-r. The Jordun. bn* tin- men in the purty brother, F ran k A. Blsooft|* j
|vt- Willie Dove, a negro other to iiiiiiiuiiI training. Tlu-ro
George II. Carswell third with 71, plan (lint was filially adopted is
The two have told three d iffe r the district to defeat mu.”
Tampa police, to Jack- will he several experim ental rooms
were planning robberies without in-iit railroad man, who dja*!
Of 111 unit votes of tho slates. and Joe Wood fourth w ith HI.
a modern loose leaf • \ I.-i.i tlmt lln- know ledge of tin. wanton und day In W inter Haven,
R-e complained to po- and u first class manual truiaing ent storie . detectives said, and
are to lie questioned further in uit
Mk*. B issett intends to
will keep tin- latest iiif.-riimlio:i doubled Imck to Tarpon Springs.
car's dlHuppenramc, and ' ’^1“
effort to iecuncile their varying
■ui all nmm ifuctiirlng and j..Idling There, lie said, they relit the young j Venice, F)a„ from here to ]
was arrested It) m inutes
COHt nf „ M, building will he accounts of wlmt happened on the
iioiisea fin Sanford \x it li|n jegsy women lo r a walk, white they rob tho g re a t davelopioenft
)ovc s a rre s t followed ' i(iii||l
At.,.o n | illR
(’mihty
m urder, and to iniiko Mire llint
of tho Brotherhood a t Vea
reuch
of any pro.t|»-cin.« investor bed the groeery ntore.
'cit"ui told police iita.ul sui.eriritem lent T. W. U w to n i t
wns u meml>er of tha eo
who desires to know the nctiin!
Liililc and Ids plan to get will serve a g re a t need in thia \iu-ir late t account of their ac
Tluattorney
rontended
tlmt
all
tivities will stand up.
th n t selected th© slta f a r , ,
conditions
here.
Lkstuiville.
s
ta
le
’s
evi.leia<
•
ag
ain
st
t
ho
womcp
country as agriculture is the prin• trS
Gorslini- ami Miss Rastall at
"T he system that will l.<- used was circiini-tantiu! and urged thu lu re resurt.
Simms, chnrgt-il witli i ipal incans of livclilmoil here and
l.y till- comm ittee is 1ho work of court to consider this in passing
”1 wns down there ©a
ess. had his case contin- lln- establishm ent of a school h y c first stuck to l heir story of four
S. G. Gray, resident in.dinger of rent.-lice.
your,” hi> said, "and B
Iry Marcy was fined $6 will improve the farm im j methods years ago, that in* had anoinpnnicd Miss Rastall to her liuim; a f t
Hall, Pent land, Cowles Xt .MrCull,
wieh to see tha progreoa’i
kmc charge.Sheriff
S a y s l O ffic e ™ llu v u accounting firm , and will not cost
S
lu
te’s
attoriiny
Pasco
Wilson,
of this section.
er a motion picture show
boon mado.”
|iplin, was fined $7 on a
Qualified In Every Reaped ..vur $2,000. Since the appoint in urerp tin g the idea of m an
From Miss Rastall was secured
Th© work of cMftv
-f court charge.
Except Furnishing of Bonds ment of tin- coinniittce last year slaughter, told tho court the slat? land where only
tlm admission thut they had been
'
Strange and George K.
was
satisfied
Hint
thu
real
offend,
ut the entrance of Debussey’s La mi
wo have investigated many m eth
rig h t months ago t
Irrc fined $1() oa reckless
which honje-rs tin- Phillips faruj
ods of m aking a survey >>f this urs in the rime hud been caught city has conUtttoMf.<
name*. I. W. H arper uml
Polloc Octet live J. It. GruOa ami kind hut the one offered by Mr uml would he punished in tho elec sum m er morttk*
TENN ANTS COVER, Maine.
where tho murders took place.
*
Johns were fined $7 on
Wilcox; who Gray Is the most practical one tric eliulr.
W INTER HAVEN. Kid., Sept.
Sept. It).—f/Pl— By word of mouth and Policeman R.
munt, Mr. Bll
rhurtffB,
H enry Wilw
ere
witnesses
in
the
J.
It.
Bridgami tho language of dot* und
W inter Haven’s city ad
we have seen.
of dollars ara baiftg i
k«l W. H. Mexaimer for- Io.—
A C O R R E C nO N
dashes, tho radio today informed mun case Thursduy in a .County
"Tho establishm ent >>f new in
A ugust sales of U n d L
pi'ls of $3 and $6 respec- m inistration hud sold $21)0,000
the field museum directors in Chi C ourt prelim inary hearing, have dustries here will i.ntm nlly In
tu rsl, c o m m e r c i a l ' T
tm ffic violation charges. worth of paving bonds a t 00.70 to
us
special
deputy crease the credit rating of thD
Mrs. Emilia Abbott Lyman of
cago of tho cmnpleto sueci-s of qunlifiod
the Davis, Robinson Company und
sheriffs
in
ow-ry
re
sp
w
t
except
Lieutenant Commander Donald B.
city, and the only way to induce Altam onte Springs and not Mrs, , c r
1ST ARS TO WKD SOON the S. Ryan, Sutherland Company,
McMillan’s exploration trip into th a t of making hand, Sheriff
prospective investors to eonio to Eniiiiu Al.hi.it Kpencur us inadver
Mr. B la a a tt,)a .*
INGKLES. Sept. 10.—(/J’> of Tolodo, Ohio. This was the
M. Hand suhl toilay. This quail this city Ih to have a means of tantly stated in yt-stanlay’a Herald, w estern tra in aarries
tho
A
rtie
circle
on
th
eir
hehnlf.
third
pnving
progrn
inborn!
issue
knroaching m arriag e of
ompleted,
ho
suid.
fication
will
I
h
.
.
furnishing them with the inform a sang several selections before the and becauod , d f 'h lS ': d
Paul Magee, chief oporutor nn:
111.*, st reen 8t a r and Dori* sold within the year and represent
Detective Green was authorised tion tlu-y require before they In Sanford Lions Club u t the weekly with this Ci
PAUL SM ITH’S, N. Y. Sept. H).
|ilin actreaa was nnnounc- ed a p a rt of tho city’s $2,500,000 —(/I*)- Prosltleiit I’uolldgc ap p ar the T rigg, communicated with Chi.
iMllad to:
m eeting T hursday noon.
* 5 “^
^ “"fSrm er’ n t ! vest.”
ilav. Tho date h as been street paving program now in ently plans to spend the Inst days caro 1,, tho early hours from Com- ^
The finance committee will act
course of construction.
mender McMillan’s little uuxiUlary
W11*
'
: -T r —- '
ret for October 4.
of his vacation ns lie spent tlui scltuoner Bowdoin, flagship o f the ber of Sheriff Band’s departm ent, on the m utter of the survey be
first, crowding ns much rest mid expedition which arrived here yes h as. held u depiityshlp, - uninter fore the und of the week, E. A.
A
roercution ns possible into the in terday with tho Suchem front Syd rupted, fo r fo3r years, the sheriff Dongluss, president of tho trade
*-V
tervals Im-Iwoch Ills visits to the ney, N% S.t
W 'K
•
hoily said.
The two policemen i arrested
oxcciitivc office.
A motion tu employ a m-w secW
orking
through
stations
!*
CEF!
No more homo gm-sts are exBridgm an beyond the city limits
( Continued on Page 2)
poctcd ut Wliito Pine comp ami tho und l) CXC, Magoo pcrmittcil tho on a charge of tran sp o rtin g liquor
Crim inals make a practice of
“ AU
oljief executive will have oppor scientists of tha trip to muke the and b t so ught to have the charge
first direct verbal report of their dism issed on the grounds Uqit tho
pacing
tho
sidewalk
in
fro
n
t
of
on
a
furlough.
MI
sb
Blssott
has
said
t
tunity
to
pads
the
week
rem
aining
|A. IlisMqtt, general forofinding to the Museum. Later ho
ap artm en ts mid houses a t tho hour desk
[tiu- A tlantic' C fa s t Lino boon in North Carolina this jiini- before Ids departuro for W ashing ononed a general broadcast to the > o fflc m /w sre ' not authorised to
o f,n ig h t when m any poople are re given th e
•hap* here fo r k number mor, but recently came to F lor ton in tlio seclusion which ho m ain Chicago press inviting tho papers m ake an arrest in the county.
tained for a fo rtn ig h t o r more uftSheriff. Hand testified a t tho
tirin g , according to (runic s ta te
Police f
died' a t
10:30 o’clock ida. to an a ir Interview w ith the com-;
m ents made by robbera to Sanford t i e d - t o 'A '
Mr. B issett was a 32nd degree c r his arrival fn tho Adirondack* rounder tyid his fellow voyager*. hearin g th a t he hud authorised the
morning a t hlk homo In
two men to act as deputies and
police.
I Haven.
Tho body* waH Mason and u Shrinor. Mrs. B issett on July 7.
fjoor a f
i•
Except for tho usual Krlduv a f t Questions flaahcd 'through ’the Ju d g e X. G. Sharon ruled ik e a r
Tha b u rg lar will patiently walk Came.
I hi Sanford and funeral and children uro u t tho home of
ether
In,
code
were
presented
to
the
ernoon
press
conference,
Mr.
f'oolre
st
w
as
legal.
TheLJtldgw
held
Th«
first
consignment
of
an
hrWest
F
irst
stre
e
t
during
the
oband
wutk,
and
whop
ho
findal-a
Ben- held ut 4 o’clock this
InvefttJga
explorers fo r answer.
th a t' although tho r e q u |t a r bond
i at tho M iller A Erick- Mrs. F orrest A. McAlister, of 51C idge hud no engagem ents toduy.
the
Since galling north lost Juno the had n o t been filed, the tw o pollce- der for t,(K)0,000 po|K-r \yhlte n|T- probable victim In a bad room,
Jam
es
R.
Sheffield,
ambussudor
clssus bulbs arrived *In Banfard w here th a shades o re still up, he
sequios hero.
L ‘l Homo.
... .
two
staunch
little
schooners
cov
to Mexico, who with Mrs. ShoftContinued on P age f ) .
Thursday from California. - Tha wUF rio if -and' watfch every WriVe
D. Brownell, p asto r of
fiold and th eir son, were guests at ered 4,000 npl*». th e ir p sth . ly
bulbs were contrtctod fo r by Seipi- made. M any parsons a re indifIt Presbyterian* Church,
ing
along
th
e
L
abrador
and
Green
tho summer W hite House, have
nole and Orange county grow ars fhrunt, It la aaid, and fall to phlli
»rgo of th e services. Buland shores and unchartered coast
gone
to
th
eir
camn
n£ar
Sarnnac
of tho Florida Bulb Growers A s th e shade - doirii, ‘gven when nnpluco fn th e Municipal
800
mU«i
north
of
the
Artie
d
r
Inn, whore the am bassador will
sociation; It was announced. 'T | f
cle.
*
C.
spend purl of his vacation.
■hipmsnt Ihcludod 800,1)00 bhibjr.
>s4-tt had been ill- fo r a
Evidence th a t ancient Vikings jr.ii!
W ith* ad oloctrio light Imrnlng,
President Cooltdge ordered tho
im mediate cause o f his
settled
o
ff
L
abrador
Ipng
before
Sanford
U
d
a
iJ
ln
«
ft^
b
a
*
th
o
can
tahumlMiOn
Una
executive offlcee hero and In Wnshpneumonia. He w as M • 'A T H E N ,
Sept.
1 0 - r ^ T ^ lopton closod from 2 to 4 o ’clock Columbus sailed to -th e new world
ring Indusit« a f th e- FlorM a' p a n i t to r of tha now bui
8 o'clock tonight (T hursday) P re thlil. afternoon a« a m ark of re was found-am ong ancient ruins on
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uppointed to th e post-, m ier Xohdylls and his governm ent spect to M ajor A rth u r Brooks, u Bculip Island,
Th*. expedition
w llfu
Mill bjopaned about A * Fforida
*ter mechanic of th e At- had mastered the mutinious situ a negro, who fo r years was steward brought b a c k a rich.collection Of
or. i
b ^ k D o ta ftfto m A '
»t Line shops a t Way- tion
The m utineers had su rren aft the W hite Uouae and valet to birds, Qpb, m inerals and botanist)
i Clyftit A. Byrd* maim
. j* woman take off hi
Growers i
speclmena, B etu m in * . with ”
in 1918. H e hold this dered and the republican gjtard W*s
. bracelet and hide H i
M fice today. hfVY bulb lnd<
80 m em bers o f th e axpeditio;
»ntil ill health forced him definitely d r i v e d I from active w ork., -With
|b r a m B rotnfield. E slS S Into
to ". '
-•
be moved to W inter ? » Horse,, u m ta r '- W ' sindf'train
HIDED
the
p a rty arrived aft 8ydney,
. e:
, 10r -(A V , th ree d
trouble was th at'o fflcer« jo l the An unusual^
i-TUi.V,;
or
w m recorded .
l had been plotting
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'of form er Prem i*
1«i*ters. Mi
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MORE EVIDENCE Upshatc
Charges*BigRum’ ISANFORD SURVEY
GIVEN TODAY IN Interests Spent $100,000 FOR INDUSTRIES
HALL-MILLS CASE To
ENDORSED TODAY
Defeat HimIn Primary
Board Of Governors Ap
proves Frogrant Olf Tho
Now Industry (’omntiUeo
For A Contploto Survey
Ralph Gorgluine And Mias
Rastall Admit Being With
in 300 Yards of Death
Scene On Night of Slaying
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Unioiij. . .
To Inspect
Developing
M’MILLAN HAS GREEN, WILCOX
BIG SUCCESS ON QUALIFIED FOR
HIS EXPEDITION SPECIAL DUTIES
Gotnmander Rndloeg Miiscttm
At Chicago That Explora
tion Trip Wan Worthwhile
Winter Haven Sells
Big City Bond Issue
Coolidgc Planning
To Spend Rest Of
Vacation Quietly
Draw Shades When Hiding Va
Chief Of Police Warns
r
er Sanford Man Dies Thursday;
moral Held Here This Afternoon
First Shipment of
Big Bulb Order Is
Received Thursday
Mutinious Situation in
Greece Is Now Under
Control Of Officials
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report In shipping circles anya that
American warcraft’ V era Involved
in the Yangtze engagement Mon
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day and Buffered some casualties,
LH*V fV '*. ’• ’• l»*
Mrs. Ilolben informed the offlALLENTOWN, fa ., Sept. 1
Would nut
though It runs a year, constant however, neither • t h e American j ..^ ^ n v ilk a Holhen, farmer, killed cers that her husband V
nor tho North American ft Hher|f£ |in(, hlB Uenuty Jait night give himself up. Meanwhile Holi of tbm ter performanceH “touching up" is dono to keep it .consul
naval office have any verification rJ|th-r
pay B f/no o i j 2. Tfon ben catite ucrosa u field with a
l houses U founded on fre sh .•
... over hid shoulder. Ho
shot „gun
o
fJ-_he
J?por.
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illolbetj
was
shot to d feth whlla ___
And stwfe, bat •- proThe Yangtze
1fleeing his burning homo whetrw oidered the officers o ff the prem
n times. the eonimutred to wns a brief battle between i lie u_
_ i __ i -. i himself »«,
to ,prevent ises, and opened fire when they re
barricaded
hr length hbn.
Chinese land troopa and British capture.
fused to comply,
'
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.
..
__of, theater /patrons
gunboats at Wanhalen, on tho
e
ta ireaKhr and'wellmen of New York,
liar-train schedules
iL-midnight.
night of a musical
j, aeea the final curown about midnight,
i late but it seenta lm#l t« organize most musical
^otherwise, as the players
f player* arc not accustomed
.'hocso and countless details
f t in ths show to allow for
J f c t of- 1 spots which need
fJottiag IiO«t
....
M M After the show hns
member will remain
^map be as much *s
_ _ r# minutes shorter,
vfir. an Invariable rule that no
^numbers;” those displaying
pchorua, can be taken out as
,./6rfri the real appeal of n
Between each of these numf . t i a comedy skit, and none
hese may be removed, else
would be insufficient time
'th e girls to change,
bus the cutting is n matter
contjs here and there.
dance has eight bents of
introductlve music, then,*
», thereby saving that many
If a joko la too "long
a few lines arc removed
Vt?:.. Many Rehearsals
* Is literally a case of “running
’ f tooth comb through the
l> ami from this process doths finished product, which
reason why many thontor
US go to the samn musical
Chrysler
Numbers M<
Miles Per H u
The shot Arent wild and Ilolben
Sheriff Mark Sensetiach and
Yangtze rlor, In which several
Britlslf naval offlcera and seamen ; Deputy^ Sheriff Harry Sigfrid, went fled Into his house And barricaded
were killed or Inpured. There wns to Holhen s home to serve a war himself. Tho sheriff Induced Holnothing in the detailed reports of \ rant calling for the fu rw era ap- ben’s daughter to ask her father
to .surrender. Her father finally
With the belief that motor car tho affair received here to in.li- pcnrance in court to ba sentenced gave her the gun. When Scrisecate
that
American
vessels
were
I
for
failure
t<
>
send
his
children
to
designations should convey a real
bacli and Slgfrid started to enter
1school.
meaning to the motoring public, involved in any way.
4
Sts f. -----the Chrysler Corporation has
standardised and simplified the
naming of its models. Just ns it has
standardised the quality of its four
lines of cars which supply the four
great markets.
The Chnrlcs 1,.
N O !! IL L
w e l l , A D io s e v e it /B o d W Fuller Motor Co. Is the Sanford
A M D V O O .T b o ,S P I D E R L A K a S *
HOW T b\M 'TO
snips and servicy agency for the
Chrysler CorDorntion.
I WO m T s h a k e h a m s VAJOvH V o H ,
WO COW HAM D
B u i' PA,
The Chrysler organization be
T
M IG H T G tT 'T v V GROOCV-V M A M C tE
VIES BfctM
WHO CALLS M E
lieves the public is most greatly
vvm'h u s
OFF’
s i WOH ! WHEM '-/OH GtlT
A S P ID E R LEGGED
Interested In these points regarding
ALL
TH
ES
E
ah automobile: Appearance, qual
s o WOH KtM D o a f a v o r f e r
O l d f o s s il • x
R E A R S " AND
ity, comfort, value, performance
A O L D FR i EM D w h o h a s h e l p e d
m ig h t o ' c a g e
WE HAVE
ami dependability. It believes that
t m a k e v u f \ R ic h —
am sw e l l
t TT K i d a j o b
the bcr.t method of indicating the
P L tv F / OF
H E A O E D -----W H y I
cupncity of Us motor cars is tin
B u t WOO HEARD
WORK FOR
'l
simplest, and, it has, therefore, de
h IIU
HI L
^ iE
u
v—- t
\ M
IGHT
CU
OM
\ a ih o T h e c a u e d
Th a i 8 o /
signated its models the "60," "till,"
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and Imperial "K0."
SETTLES i T !
■\ statem en t issued by the co r
-t.
poration through the htral agency
says: “These num bers mean the
t.peed capacity of each car in miles
per hour and are an index to tinabilities of each.
Miles per hour
has a significance fa r beyond m erM
speed alone.
“ C om paratively few people, for
instance, nitty care to ride as fast
m
as 70 miles un hour; but the pow
I r
e r in the "70" which is indicated by
70 miles plus represents accelera
tion and smooth perform ance, i
well as in sheer speed.
"It means the highest possible
quality in design and m aterials ami
tlie finest of precison m anufiietiiri
It means a soundness und a sta b i
lity that assure unrquuled f'h ry sler
perform ance for the entire long life
of the car."
By Williams
OUT OUR WAY
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k
>iw ice: the first time they
show ns planned; the secit has boon refined.
ir, this cutting, which
•o almple, is no easy mntThe original scripts from
the show was built have been
A M A TK I'ltS 'IT N IN Ii I T
_ “ked over they are useless
I is no definite written record
SIIOUT IIII.I.H, N. J., Sept. {»A show which enn l>e pruned' 1/1*1- A m ateur golf sta rs are tuning
h g pencil, for often numbers | up on Mnltusrol links for next
fthangod at the Inst minute hc- week’s tournam ent, in which Hob
opening.
; by Jones, A tlanta, will attem p t lo
making over process involv- set another record and win the
rehearsals after the per-> national a m ate u r title for the th i r l
a t night, others in thej successive year. T here arc more
US. comctlmes continuing for. than 160 entries, including sta rs
In fact, n musicul produc- from nil corners of the U nited
uRf never finished, for even States.
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"Blgrrirt wns 1IIBWIUVI7
Scnsebnch died on the way to th,‘t
hospital. Several pbllcW an an<id
ntate motor patrolmen hurriod to
tho farm, ifl mile.
sppnse to telephone calls. Efforts
to dlslotige Holhen were fruitless
Arid two officers were slightly
wounded during, the siege, which
continued several hours.
The officers then set » hen house
near the dwelling on fire. Finally
the flames spread lo the mrm
house and Holhen culled to h » dog
“ Here. Ted; come here, le d .
A
few minutes later ho dashed from
n rear dour. A few shots brought
him to earth, mortally wounded.
Holben, his neighbors said, sty l
ed himself tho "Son of God" nnri
had the hallucination Hint the
world was soon to end. He made
no effort to till hjs acres last
spring because of this belief.
Tlie offense for which he vvas
convicted last January and which
he appealed “for a principle,
carried a maximum of $2 fine and
costs o r five days in jail.
.
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SOll.LU THAN HAVE IT Cl.l
won’t ever look the same f
MAS NAME tilA N G F .II
WASHINGTON. Sept. !*. </F‘>
Midget is hardly an appropriate
nam e for a man six feet tall.
Thomas O’Neal M idgett, Jr., told
the distrii t of Columbia supreme
court b ea rin '' bis application for
a charo'c. Because of em barrass- j
ineut. In- suffered, the court g r a n t- 1
ed bis petition. Today h» is officinlh Thomas O'Neal. Jr.
M .j’rivl
IV
Don’t have anv qualms - whet, we J,v c|CJn t
ment, It is carefully tested first-to «e If it will
its color, and to see whether the fabric will be mi,
U (very unlikely) the garment tnsy 1* ,,vitcj rc[^ i
it to you In its original condition.
*
Prices arc reasonable, or. ! v.e ,
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Telephf>s,t
of An tralia as a ricseit are in
correct aecording In Michael Teri v
who lot just completed a survey
Ihnl country. The in terior he s a y
is a Mat I; soil plateau from 71)11 to]
1,1500 feet above sen level, con-i
tattling many hundred square m il” ; I
of well grassed downs.
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B o y s ’ 2 Pants Suits
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MADE-TO-omiKIt
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Drew Arch Rest
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$7.501 $10.00
Men’s Black or
Brown Kid Oxfords
With Arch Support
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Men’s New
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Ladies’ Felt
Hats
$1.50
81 x DOSeamless
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$2.50 Ladies’ Full Fashion
Suiterite Silk Hose
45c
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36-Inch White
Pajama Checks
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36-Inch Sheeting
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The other 1 2 ‘who were In the
ULr—(ft5)— Mft*en beauties re*
race today ware tM Misses Bridge
today of 78 competitor* for port. Yonkers, Newark, Orange,
titi* of "Ml|* America" N, J„ Philadelphia, Denver, Seat an'advance would he atada
end these faced reduction to five tle, Iianslng, 'K ansas Clty,_ St. direction, thus affording
that positive constructive
tn.Uw, afternoon uhd to the-winner Louis, Dallas and Norfolk.
tonight.
The winner must have t Bgrh o f the 15 artists and illus- existed in the league. He appeal
>raini a s well ns beauty, thojtrntors who Are Judges picked a ed to Spain not tp leave the league.
Foreign M inuter Brtand, o f
judges have decided.
j beauty from the bathing suit bri
France, mounting the tribune to
’
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i at mmnil
w.> ♦them
1-1JUl-n trns
There were three favorites this!trade
that
posed Lni*?!
before
yesReduction by first and welcome Germany w as vapplauded
momlrig, the- winners in an eve- terday.
nlng gown confcst Inst night, Miec secoml choice votes will bring the \ f° fd
ta ^ 5 b £ r t e ^ h a d ^ S
Tulsa, Oklahdmu, (Norma Small* ‘oittcstants down to two tonight, tsikwn toward a new'International
wood) took first place, Miss G reat-, and than the votes will be placed i understanding
er New York, (Ruth K. I'attOrson) |In u golden Apple. Miss America I pn o e
significanee of this
second, and
Miss W ashington'of P)25 will break the apple and j day, he added^ "particularly for
Majorie Jnestlng) third. They wore count the votes,
Germany
and France, this
_____ ___
“ day It
given cups by Mini America of
After the 16 were selected yestcr- , {„ finished between us no m
1925 (F ay Lampliler) and board day King Neptune Impersonated by j war, no more seeking brutal bl<
Hopper,
walk gossip promptly displaced a DeWolf
"
tehe beauties j solutions, away with machine
former favorite, Miss Denver, to down t l f walk "
i f f * bathing t cannon and rifles, the time
hail them as chief contenders for suit parade.
Ma
Bader, the j come for understanding and peacethe tltl^. Miss Tulsa wore u deft town council, the fir s department, | ful arbitration."
blue gown of velvet and the other band, in fact all the parade, male j
two while satin trimmed with or female wore bathing suits.
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e Relief Today
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Tourists Held Up
Highways;
Weakened by Flood
AGO, Sept. 10.—
The
w est today counted seven
and ffuaesed a t millions In
and crop loss In the floodwake o f the • third visitation
10 days by etonps of equi
fury; Industry and agrirere at a standstill in many
i, paralysed by floods
s^tpt fields and factories
Merton Testifies In
Daugherty Trial On
store, saying that if one '
SANFORD SURVEY ‘partment
department was neglected it dies j Charge of Defrauding
urged the chamber not to no- j
FOR INDUSTRIES and
lect the important task of try- I N B WYORK, Sept. 10.—(JP)—
gleet
IS E N D O R S E D ing to get new industries for Sun- j Richard Morton, German ipetal
(Continued from P age 1) '
men had the statu* of do factor
officers lit the cotinty.
"I have authorised the police
men of the Sanford department
through Chief Williams to act a*
a deputy in an emergency," Sher
iff Hand said today in discussing
the legal question that radfe up in
tho Bridgman trial. “I have Inves
tigated and found them qualified.1
I could make exceptions. If a po
liceman was hotheaded and other
wise not qualified, 1 would make
an exception.. I have thia au
thority.
"We co-operate here. The aherand police department* here
together. I made thia ar-'
rangoment in the interests of the
public.”
I
The regular deputy sheriffs Die
ppting a
surety bonds when accepting
commission, and in cafe a aeputy la
hold in a civil action, hit Donds-1
men are responsible, Itt is declared.
Memberii bf th« Sanford Police
Department, while authorized to
i act as doputles in emergencies,
have not filed the usual bond with
the clerk o f tho Circuit Court, the
sheriff said.
"They will bo individually re
sponsible,’’ the sheriff declared in
response to a query as to who
would be liable in the event of an
injury or death to a person while
being placed under arrest on a
misdemeanor charge.
•IT
thelorls Facing
. sath Penalty For
^Killing JudgeSmith
Mr. Clyde B. Hooker
No other persons are authoriz
ed to accept advertising for the
columns of
Sandwich
clou
Popular Ft
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place of redecorating, if your
walls are painted with
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farin g bolh gtngfj
hie lireutded ma
pntterns (hat
popular this ft
Velum ina
WashableWfeUPaint
L et us sh o w you the soft
beautiful colors— h ow ea stily you cun h a v e soft-ton
ed, cleanly w alls sh ow ing
no laps or brush marks.
Itea
B .U
Dr. J. R. M. Vidler
SANFORD PAINT & WALL PAPER CO.
Welsh <
112 W. First Street
i'j^reriiniriLiHarejijafzra^^
ainond Alford
1
Mobley s Drug Store
FOOT TROUBLE
Mr. Robert L. Hooker
es A . B
PERSI
Is a sure
sign of
The members of the advertising
staff of The Herald are:
•
A Biff Supply Of
Palmer Method Tablets, Jasmine
Blue Ink, Co-Ed Note and Composi
tion Books, Loose Leaf Binders and
Fillers, Fountain Fens, $1.00 to $5.00;
Pens, Pencils and Compasses.
Pain or
Notice to Herald
A dvertisers. . .
' *,“ - ■ -.
deputy
ford, as this waa one of Its most j magnate, testified today that it
Important departments.
j was he w hqsueirested pnyirig ,the
(Continued from P a g e ’l )
---------------- --------|nte John T . King "something"
re ta ry as soon ns a suitable man
_ central Illinois and Indiana can be procured was passed. Ac
l for his aid in obtaining the return
he ^torrential rain and lightning cording to President Dougins there
; to allegedly German owners o f $7,"•were more damaging in their ef has been about 26 applications for
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IV“ i n a i n o
i v i y s i c r y (American
Company
stock
which a broad area from Ohio to lies between three men. A do
--------during the war.
Nebraska was only beginning to cision on (lie man to he employed
KKY W E S T , Kim. Sept. 10.
Mcrtop is the governm ent's s ta r
recover-from th e •uasTi'insUught. ns secretary of the lorn I cham ber tJP)- Vo nrretrts have been made j witness in t» - trial of H arry. M.
Clearing ik ies and forecasts of will be made a t a m eeting of the for the attack on S. Owen Saw yer, I ‘‘“ Ughcrty former_ atto rn ey g«nReginald ; t,n'' * nd Thomas W. Miller, form Warm weather promised rolief to Bonn) of Governors w ithin the ertv ceuncilmon, and
I'rile hard, membors of the board of . ‘‘r A‘len Property custodian, fo r !
day and strengthened hope that next week.
th e peak o f the downpours had
M anager Clyde Byrd of the Flo public works, Wwlnesday night ‘ onaplrnry to defraud th e United r .a H n ilf lP f l
reached Wednesday night, al- rida Power and Light Company, who were beaten and tarred1 V . S tates in the tra n s fe r of the | 7 , - 1
1 000,000. John T. King, who fflld ,
i \ the weather burenu hint- explained th a t the white way would masked men.
soon a fte r the firs t Indictm ent In
return of unsettled conditions bo darkened for tho next th ree!
Saw yer's condition rem ains sor- tho case was returned, is Alleged
KkoUtTTfrir; -The fear today was of weeka while the company is lay- j |0Us. ]It. [H Haid by pollco to hav(, to have “pulled the tsrin g a" in the
"10 stream s, freshened ]>y tor- Ing the new circuit which will per-1 |wt.n Iwaten over tho head w ith u dal.
drainlng Inundated territory m lt the now lighting system of i blackjack when he resisted the mu h
the principal nutletn. the city to be turned on about Oct. | City council has ordered re in s ta te
Dennis Ford of Lakeland spent
ment of the city employes who tho day hero Wednesday a tte n d
' ‘ A t Terre Haute Ind., conditions
Jam es I.. Wells, commercial were relieved from duty.
ing to business.
the most serious since the
itroua flood of 191!), the 7.35 agent for the Atlantic Const Lin-1 j —
o f rain at Mattoon, III., was railroad was naked to inventignte , lh h
h w v lezt fall since 1907 and the reason why no cities in the
ivllle. I1L, recorded eight entrnl |inrt of the state were in-!
in the published a d v e rtise -,
rain for the firsL flood In eluded
nent.x of railw ay excm'Hiona in tr a '
• allmiKCM nil lh*« JiMllH o f ! h«
into this state.
m , f ur m o r e m - i i n u s i Iikii II h - iivci
Throughout central Illinois hunThe m em bership com m ittee re
i •>,. in.-iii.in ri'iilIxt'H, a n d a c o m l i t l m i
>of automobile tourists wore ported that they had mailed about
Mi-li, If ncgl i Tt f . f i . g r o w s sl*-iiilll>
cut off by submerged 160 Jotters to citizens of this city
L i . i i , i i c o t f ns II bii * imssf-s.
I
\\ Iml eat louses really mean Is
»jrs or weakened bridges, asking that they renew their $25,
i pint [In- forward n id i of Uic foot.
lilroad service was impaired by iled go to the Cham ber for (he com -'
. n .in great ma in little toe, lias cnlj tainted. When (tits happens. the
out tracks'and bridges and ng year.
S ecretary Molly anid
l
>. if.-s email tlie nerves mill lilnntl
I sections was not nttempt- th at several replies bad been re - 1
\isst-la Temporary relief from llila
IHUHNSMSaSMS
. |i.imfnl eondltli.n cun he liatt. Inn
ceirfri ut the offfccs of the chum1r.,,i until t to- proper rorrcM lve alf
Tcrre Haute 25 coni minrs her from recipients of these let
I i.lintic Is used eau uerm snrut re*....%it I I.f (Ills ( rouble be necniripllsti ■ temporarily abundonod and ters and th a t tho outlook for r n is - ,
‘ er of Industrial plants in ing money to fjnnnce the nrgani-i
J were idle.
Some houses zation for tile coming w inter was
• partly under water.
One fairly good.
MIHI'H M1IUR STOHG
The merchnntB of Snnfnrd pla i
~M the storm wuh the woslillin m e m ill W flti'P f u l l s •>>
of ground at the foot of to put on another "D ollar D ay"'
A«,IM»In I
r « v Lake Bracken, near within n ahort time, according t o 1
l.oeatnl
the
Retail
M
erchant
Association
I
III., disclosing n five
officials. The sale will he livid the,
of coal clay.
la tte r p a rt of thia month if plans
of the com m ittee m aterialize.
II. S. W heeler, of Orlando, w h
M r
in in Sanford on business with
the sale of city bonds, said that
; this city was regarded throughout
the north and other p arts of the ]
s ta te ns one of thu m ost suhstnu j
tint cities in Florida.
Following the disposal of the
umpkaTAlu., Hepl. 10— 1 regular
business of the chamber
_ yde Reese Bachelor was t>o- J
called on ij
Juund gu ilty of m inder in the j President Douglass
l degree in connection with the I num ber of prom inent Sanford inert
“Of Judge L am ar C. Smith I fo r talks on “ P resent Conditions in
this City, and Proaperts for tintor's father-in-law,
F uture."
is verdict of the iury curried
Mayor F orrest Luke stressed the
ith penalty. Notice of an Increase of the bunk dopoMtu in
was expected to be filed this city in the past year, point
motion for a new trial is ru- ing out th a t they were over two
million dollars g re a te r than last
r.. ThtI'reading o f the verdict mnrk- sum m er when the town was sup
i;*d the climax to one o f Alubumu’s j posed to be in the middle of the
t sensational criminal trials, bourn. The municipal w harves to
legal drama brought Into court j be erected by the city in the m u*
( two of El more county'* oldest and ] future iH having u beneficial effect
^Wealthiest fam ilies. Until tho ns- ; for Sanford, he said,
Lsasatnation of Judge Smith there
“ Prospects fo r Sanford uro betrhad never been a hint o f discord. ter than ever," said A. P. C onnel
J.Bachelor married Elizabeth Sm ith ly in a short talk. I have always
tseven years ago. They huvo one been working for the betterm ent,
[son, 3 -years old.
of tho conditions along the w a te r
i According to Bachelor's confea- front, and hope to see thu day
: slon he plotted the death of his when we will have n much deep
[father In law with Hayn Leonard er oliuti tie I to the sea than we now
negro tenant on his plantation.
huve. 1 mn heartily in fuvor of
.-Judge Smith vM -alaln while ho the building o f the St. Johns In
n s lying In bea taading on the dian Itiver canal, mid 1 cannot u n
raning of August 80. By his side derstand why nnyone should HerIra. Smith who suffered slight iuunly object to the project going
wounds from
scattered forw ard."
tot.
"A s long ns we have money and
Indus tries we cun get any tiling
else we w ant,” said J. G, Bull
Business conditions in this city are
good. I think the industrial s u r
‘ r- ;
vey is nn excellent idcA and 1, tou
lew York Hat Shop will he am in favor of building the canal
f opened tomorrow in tho as soon n’a possible,"
C onstant Miller, fu rn itu re deal
Theater building.
New
. .creations in millinery will bo er, ami *M. B. H utton both talked
t
on the prospects of this city g e t
atund.
ting hew industries here us a menus
ra. Albert Glaas of New York of bettering the business conditions
for five years a master da- niul credit here. H utton cited tho
of a prominent millinory os- uxnmplo of Savannah in losing sev
iatunent of New York, will eral chances a t big industrial d e
^manage the shop,
Impressed velopm ents because, he said, real
“ ‘ the-advantages of Sanford estate men of the city ran thn
has transferred some of hor price of tho sites offered tho in
* to thia city,
vestors to an unreasonable figure
opening of our shop will be
Judge Jam es G. Sharon com pared
tlon to Sanford ladies
the cham ber of commerce to a do-
Key West Beating
m Zhm
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if
SANFORD GROVE
A m id Majestic P ines”
“
THE SANFORD HERALD
S tu d y th e g r o w th o f
S a n f o r d - —y o u ’ 11 s e e
w h ic h d ire c tio n th e c ity
is b u ild in g .
6 Room Bungalow
Shop
-Will Open Here
00
Mellonville Ave.
jcit
Y o u ’ll u n d e r s ta n d w h y
so m a n y p e o p l e h a v e
b o u g h t p r o p e r ty in S a n
fo rd G ro v e .
This bungalow has three bed rooms,
living room, dining room and kitchen.
Garage—
$6,500
Jt ’v-y ,
Special Messenger - Service is
maintained dally until 8 o’clock in
3. evening to deliver papers to
ir who Is missed by
(
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$1,000 Cash
Balance Payable Monthly.
Subscribers!
p - ' .
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515-16 First National T
Phone 713
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CT«CULAt|ON DEPABIAANT,
k,v:v-^
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BJ, C. MILLER,
Prea.
fEICPra.
First National Bsak Bldg,
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nmn rldkr in America. IhunL.___ _
ly ho wired Miss Baldwin. H t ttX m m
HI Bring Noted ccivcd
- WASHINGTON; S i p t n
this answer:
“Ytftir offer nccepted. Will .Join Major General'John B. Brooks
Horsewomen Here circujj Ip New York nex^week," tired who arranged ths e v ic o i
.fit;
yh
Against
A:
GENEVA, S e p t - 1 0 .—(A5)— A
of Spanish- Military force*' ‘
Russian was arrested yesterday ................. lAI. Sqpt. 10.-<^)-A
Porto Rico In 1808 and who t
Those who w itness tin* pcrfnr
Charged with ploltlhg to assas telegram received from Hankow
wards was military governor of sinate Dr. Giuaepe Mott*, former aaya tho American torpedo boat ira te .
1 mnncoa of the W alter I.. Mail
—T
n , n . r 4m t i i t ClrcuH, which will lie exhibited •
Culm, was burled today in Arling premier of Switzerland. It is al
ple’a
Sanford on Sept. 17, will
ton national cemetery,*, Ha died leged that he desired to raven go
see
the
t
---------m ix e d W l . •*» World’s g re atest nmi n
nt his ht>me In Philadelphia.
the murder of M. Vorovsky, Rus
>“i during i FORT LAUDERDALE
,Fla.,
S unday
School I horsewomen perform
.
sia’s representative, during the
,---- .......
The col Sept. 10-t-l/D—D. II. Jordan, mom„ce For Year, m lection
'
I nusnnhe cnnferanco in 1922 by
of women i »»|.- . with the
ELEPHANT RECAPTURED
Maurice A. ConradL a Swiss, who
W alter 1». Main Cirvu> is said t<> her of the detective force of Holly*
was acquitted.
, e^ c t o < l by mom- he unsurpassed by miy other ( ir wood w*a- arrested by Federal
CRANBROOK, B. C., Sept. 10-^
i’rnbtbition
agents
from
Miami
ons in the entire wnrhi. It includes
Thursday along with two (/P)— Myrtle, escaped circus ©lsnight
w inners of the noted steeple. chose tnrly
white (nqq-and two negro* at Ravi bhant and queen of a thickly tim
eting of th e congre- classics of England, Fn>n
bered mountninsido near -hero for
rimontAl re p o rts were
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a-m onth has *bcen captured in a
„d announcem ents of nnd the f'nlgnry Stampede, in Can-i
ycnr’D program . Aft ndn.
I in tho act of unloading a liquor weakened condition. During tho
boat on tho Damn cutoff canal. last few days she terrorised farm
- ©ting. w ill be held
Tiic outstanding horsewoman in Several shots wero fired by tho ers by plowing through the thlritny nlghV When un- the United States t slay is'nccredets nnd fields nnd chasing hunters
{iicks will he token up ited hy all to he Miss l>ixit* Bald^ prohibition agents during tho ra id to cover.
j t, - ■
made on tho party nnd two cars
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ay School rep o rts r c - ( win, a crii l from the “Golden Wetsi” were prized one of which was said
L'cirboD uiiln* Pow M tMopa prick t»
. wiU " i ii. --V
hnt
ilrhln,
,1
i>ac«MMlntUlh«
rub
the nvcfORU n ttenil-jw hn lives up to all of the Lrmiit- to have been tended w ith liquor.
a»»y- It h i II not
lb* m o il tenThree
hundred
and
fifty
years
|e .....
year
was
42].
The
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" iiMinl hi*nhiKL»n of that Kticthm of
d” . jenviovc b ih r ^ fS .' Grown Jp,
i ngo nn English micragraphlkt
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slier in attendance on the country. ?ho is one of the
<*ld Bit l icatba Uqttld tor prickIj
lint.
W
n
horses,
a
prizo
bull,
nnd
a
,
wrote
within
trie
circle
of
an
Eng(171, which w ss E aster leaders of the lior.
r
.....sewomen with tomcat licked three circus lions | lisli penny the Lord’s Prayer, the
I icirbo rhutins Pow<Wr*oo»h«v >n<J
the W alter L. Main f'ircus th is ' icccntly m a battle roynl in the ) Creed, th e Decalogue, two shott
ti«»l» chib me. rubci tod'everr »rp* of
mfant ikin iiritation at OOCC. Tb« torepeople’s D epartm ent i year and is being paid
salary public square of Cremona, Italy prayers in Latin, his own n a m e '»
nt It and irrii aticmm**k*l{rdlaappear.
uized as a p a rt of th e j by M
I<keept babici happy IM conttm.d.
Main
th
a
t
is
un
piece
mb-nU.(
Tho-linns,
which
bad
escaped
from
motto,
the
year
of
tho
Lord,
and
Hiool, effective Oct. T e l in tiie American cirrus history.
AIway* krep lie __
I PuwJer
their cages, were driven hack into year of the reign of tho Queen
ounced. Sidney J. Nix
in ib , nuricry and
flrfo r
Following her sensational suc thent hy the other animals.
(Elizabeth).
rxickly
heal,
eba
i iriiiHy be in ch arg e of tho cess a t tiie F rontier Days celebra
Prices
num.
jiicrd.
tion in Wyoming and a t various
Range from
Ight was elected church other noted rodeos, Mr. Main ap
Uoarb* Dnsttag P*wd*r
liihn D. Jinklns, Sunday proached Miss Baldwin with a view
H < •' •« jragtfm
$865 to
crlntcndent. Tho uni- f signing her for a tour with Unice will Consist of Fur- i \\ ;,iJ?.r i Mum Cirrus. At that
$2090
Iciicl. Mrs. A. K. Ron-1 , U(1). xliis, Baldwin would not ' 1km
f. a. b.
M. A. Bolr., Rev. F, It ten to talk of a circus tour
Foamy
[Mr, .linkins.
“ W ait,” she said, “ until 1 have
•
b
Jpram nH : Boston Sil
proved m yself tu b e wbnt tie- news ]
lier, -Inc Cam eron, .1. T papers and authorities soy I me ]
K Scoggan, M. W. I.nv | l(l)U, ‘A m ericas leading lioiscw,, j
If you a re
fiiopi-r, ( \ \V. Korri-vtcr,' inmi.’
When I have tried iiiv |
,1 u f f e r ing
nkiiis. David Speer, It. skljl n t tho Calgary stam pede in 1
from eczema
ohn D. A braham s, Itobt. c'lnnpetition with tin- most skillfiV
nr some Oth
.1. Nix, C. C. Minn women riders of the world and i f
er torturing,
A. J. Lessing,
I tun successful I will tnlk In you
cm bar r u n trustees: F. E. Gatcrhci ulHiiit a contract.”
in g
skin
Ij. G. Michnel, B. (!.
Mr. Main waited. A few mouths
trim h l o b e
Hus opened n path to the North Pole through the
|l,. I’cA in s, A. M. T’hll- later while reading the morning
rid of it by
1
Sioggnn, W. M. Scott. | paper aboard Lis privnte car Ijo
using MonskyOur
Hunk
opens
tip
paths
of
success
to
all
y«iit, I,. B. S teele, Voile I read headlines on the front pngs'
Rubber lnsalztxd M otor Supports —
tho -Sulphur,
4, C. W. Stnudenniire.
(Sauutnrd N«*h yraisks i* t n s . Km ).
which told that MU*. Dixie Baldwin
declares
a
of
ils
patrons.
ii tiers: D. K. MrNab,
N ew 'typ* C raukcnsu “ B rsathoF*
noted
skin
nt, II. B, McCall, Sr.
I’reveatLog Crankcase Dilution.
specialist,
ltli, lb O. Moure, M. I. a -M-rfectlv good left over ns im*
sulidiur preparation, l>cNrw-deilgn
M otor Muffler Deepen
1). Jink ins, ,1. Cl. Micii- possible as a one-legged Ilian at
if its germ destroying proping Operative Quietness.
llcnderson, L. II. Echols a Charleston frolic.
Cl ’i,' seldom fails to quickly su b
Motor He*t C ontrol by New Ther
rc, it. F. Cooper. W. W
due itching, even of fiery eczema.
I im agine that tiie new 1ml - will
mostatic W ater Regulator.
y McLam-, T. A. BiotltThe first application makes the
lie about as becoming to -one wo
sk.n coid and oomfortnhlo. Rash
Oil Screen “ AgitaroF’ Preventing
men as a clerbv bat is in the a v e r
OH C o a g u l a t i o n l a C o l d e s t
|>aml tdotches are hented rigiit up.
age man. but the women will wear
W eather.
R'-vvIes Mciilho-Sulphur is applied
them. What m atters it if a wo
dik" anv plct-sunl cold (-ream nnd
4-w heel B ra k e s—W o rld ’s M o tt
man gets herself lip so that she
is perfeetly harm less You cun
Powerfully Smooth and Efficient
looks like she’s made up for a
obiiim a iu r from any good drugType.
mason crude pat-tv. so long as what
S T H E N G T H - O E R V IC R - P R O G R E S S < ^ s
gi-t
she has on is in sty le ’.1
A ik ! a Score M ore o f Im portant At
let a trial of Mcntho-Sulphur
tractions.
show what this mentis to you. Send
kV.-ilthnll,
Rut let me give you one consol
(On Kiv Adeeaesd 3b n i
the coupon-for it. Clip it now.
ing thought. The skirt will still
nlr H u d s o n - E s s e x C o.,
SpmcUtl Sit
In- short. Ami with th- skirt < as i
n«.
short as they have hern, who’s go |
Whitehall I’hfirmical Co
Free
ing to see the kind of tints (hi- wo
Q
i'.ik Madison Avenue
Trial
H ats vvill Ik- above
men w«iar
New York. N. Y.
pen. (Jod bless th eir dear Die line of visibililv.
Dept. N 7!>:i B
going to w ear higher
|
l
know
of
some
girls
who
could
Mail
no- a Free Sample of
fall, according to th e ndMeat lin-Sulphur.
IrrTi dope th a t i have walk down town with a wash puiii
Sanford
red from priv ate sources pinned on their hohhed heads and
not one man in fiftv w.uild ■<<r :luirs will lie thu sam e, the | pnii lieeause slaii-tie- show ibat
one man in fifty would have to
11 Im tin* sam e, th e trim 1 only
u-c/.e and throw his head up so he
. i 'f p
.1 ’•
hnt look a s o iit- n f d a le
But I don't eare what kind of
fynir’s bird nest, so the I bats the women wear. What I am
’have run the crowns up I interested in is th at tiie Essex
that every woman w ho! Coneli continues to perform us
avt w inter’s hnt this fall faultlessly and to he priced as reHmil ked Woman.
I soliahlv as tlu-v are today.
know Imw you feel about
„
tit I have been m arried
|ith now to be licit her mii disappointed that, some
pxngc was made to make
it two
Hollywood Detective
Caught in Rum Raid
m am i
w .,
iiW.6L.-v.!
i
PRICKLY
HEAT
CHAFING
.....is s s jifte s r r
K
'P
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r
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V
o
,lJ/r a
d,t-
-wVj
Sulphur Clears
An Itching Skin
Sm
J
m
TIIK AIRSHIP NORGE
S3
§
f
—and
1*
M OTO
JJeminofri (fountgl^ank
;hhats
Sanford,Fla.
l
ii
r
I
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the
Smith Motor C oj^ P
'■m
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rV‘f-<n*»A
Avenue «t Second St reel
y-<r'
in m iH u a k u i
fV'-iyl
*:v m
ii” -vtr
, -’i
r v it& i
Men, Here Are Some
s n s te M iM ik
Home Sewing Week
IV
Ilrings new fabricN, new pal terns
r M
Aincl
expert help let women.
1 9
To show new fashions in fab
rics, an experienced modiste will
tic iii the fabric sections th e
week of Septem ber 13-1H, New
Vogue htv:I P ly oriel ivat terns
anti /new m at.Tie Is (Vir every
type of fill dress have arrived.
For Tailored or Draped Styles
( 'h a m - O - f ’ro p c $1.no
V new crcpc of more than
iimiiiI weight. New colors of
Htccl blue, Caucasian, fallow.
Also navy, black, White. 40inch width.
MORE
ELECTRIC
Crepe Faillet $5.r»0
POWER
For sports or tailored drvfcsc*.
Shades of rust, cocoa, black, litinch width. $5.50 yard.
At Fort Lauderdale and San
ford Buper power steam electric
Kenurnting stations liko this are
hoing built this yenr at a, com
bined cost of $11,000,000.
..j. ■
Wc have just received a shipment of men’s
i suits from Peacock, noted tailor, Snd for a few
days only these suits are to be sold at huge dis
g counts— many of them arc at half-price.
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Woolens-Lincns-Gaberdines-Palm Beach ’ ,
Mohairs and Spanish Linens are all included
in this wonder opportunity.
In s dozen shade* for fall in
cluding channel rad, slrel Aloe,
slate blue, CnsMIflan, nary,
black. Wakhsbls, fkst colors.
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Ombre P'ufd Coating
L1
-k i 'I <v
For
Vikiin. 5H Indian
wide, p)»H i wfth prcdo«bs*ting shades of brown, r/J, bhek,
blue, old geld. $ $ . # siffl- | U t
yard. Also iw’^ ckkllis kt $1.25.
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FLORIDA
POW ER & LIGHT
COM PANY
■ . A, ■; t.
,
N-
M Y ARE HON
n**.
j
•AS
i ’ , -1,
t>l
STBElrt- FIXKm
’it '
i.Vi*
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T ruhy Crepe de Chine, $8.00
Electric power it the greet
builder of modem communities
sui'd states and is the greatest re
source of private initiative and
enterprise.
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tvisft. ii*. jill 5»*i>tiV-
ttr#u.. u
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iito w cO ons are
becoming altogether too numerous, in' Sanford...................
Almost
eyw£;day a car is smashed up somewhere in the city and
V
rf cent montha there have been rather bad
jeeidenta. Some day such a collision will result in the seri
ous W ury 6r death of some person that will cast a gloom
GERM ANY IS ad m itted to th e
over the whole city.'
league by unanim ous vote o f th4
We are no longer in the small town days when hit or miss
nations, gets a perm anent sea t on
-icim—n . i r
S iS S f* i f F* c‘ n. gel by’ Sanford has outgrown its thq league council and the th in g
swaddling clothes and must take on more and more the
Is done enthusiastically, as it well
dress
of big cities. Thousands of new people have come here m
ay be.
«
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obituary
P " 1 tw(T °r thr<* years, bringing with them their One big w ar in over, the n eat
k * ,tW lu tlo n «
Many miles of newly paved streets are in
Inmtnt* whare automobiles.
II t>« o l i r i i i j viting these newcomers, and oldtimcrn an well, to speed and m ight come from the ea st, s ta rtin g
IK Iftt •niA i.
In R ussia, with Asia behind It.
or ten reck)esAneB8.
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MRS. P R E P 8. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
ssmas
c ""Stilt Us
>Vf«
lendar
- ft
MANY
stu d en ts"
ftOLLECh FOR COMING TERM
Goldenrod
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NEWS OF WOMEN GLEANED FROM
ALL OVER THE WORLD
■
- •• f
— .fo rts
TBm & n
-e- . svVg
fesslon. ■
Mr Charles W. Eldrldgo Sr., n turned S aturday n ig h t from a Va
Stadia* Carpentry
*
cation spent in Clyde, N. Y., and
Educated Women Valuable
iw
uom er m
arried oi
whether
married
or not Is growing
nt Mcmphlr Fairton, N. J. Ho also attended
, Thursday
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T EMP U N , Germany, ( f lV , —
LONDON,
(/p)—
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F
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m
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s
t
s
n
fast.
Feminists
hope
to
have
Ab
whore ho is «
’of the D istrict InstiI^^Scsqoi-Contennlal at Phlladfl- Spurgeon, specialist In university olished soon the title df "frauleln” Germany’s la tsa t feminine sensS- W t r i
nrth League a t the
aw o m a n
W estern ^Europe would , like th*
or ”Httl* woman" which they find tion la Herthn Hauk, the "carpenstudonts
a
t
University
women’s relation with commerce objections!.
■Church a t 7:30 o'clock,
r«M la ezclua- I i 3 e *?ef aldu/?aa no, objection to speed.
tress of T a m p l i n a s the m etro
The Herald be- G erm ans, trained fig h te rs and
1 .
a
t
Gainenville
include
M * f-uniI industry, helioves th at highly
lighbors will m eet In the
politan
prea* call* her.
Hertha, A
Vi,,!?;,,;:; lleves that while such speed is frequently wasted energy trained scientists as a protecting
.Mrs
Laura
M
alhera
had
tfce
r^itn*
J*°n, L^onanl McLucas,
•■diicaleil women are not nn oxjc
Hall
a
t
8
o’clock,
ngc<l
fifteen,
hia
decided
to
follow
utao (ha oftentimes it is of material assistance in building a city
At wall on the east.
^Scoggan. George WUson, m isfortune to fall o ff th e p o tth pciMlve luxury in the business
Women's F.lectrical Jouraal
T haoldi
[meeting of the Col.
the
calling
o
f
her
father
and
“ron, Jr., John Schlrard, ast week and BUstoln serious tnLONDON, (/P)— An electrical grandfather and become a regular,
loose volt A uxiliary of
juries. She was sen t to the G r
s p e e d K t * ' " l a r , ° C it,“ h # V e “ f , , t e c n m lle a « " h o u r ”
for. women,........
linking
far Veteran* will meet
e l e c t r ic a l con
With Viscountess Rhondda and a magaxmo
.
— _ u_ approved master carpenter. 8h t
unge General Hospital for tr e a t
S PA IN RESIGNS from
the
r
oy
Schmidt,
218
French
committee
of
U
niversity
women
u
°
m
e
n
r
t
“
dJr
0<
«l*clrlcity
wit baa registered with the caopentor'a
ment. Her many frltmda wish her
,8 B P t . 10, 1028.
she has recently completed a ft* . application In th e home ha guild aa apprentice, and ’hopes sbraadbr
a. r " K
••
' 8 o’clock.
coMmlU? HrYaln d°?5 M ieve that “uc'1 "P««l should be league. May the Lord give Preala
speedy
recovery.
S
S
L
*?h
lh
d
r
ro"l,r,,Hvo
schools1!
controlled. The Herald believes that a traffic system could dent Coolidgc and the sen ate' g race
plmmplot suiting the case of thc u st made iLs appearance her*. It vXthln three year* to qualify aa T h e m !
Dahce fo r tho college
nlh7 s
P an n in g to leave
* r ' Eai-k Avf
r ; M. Berry retum e.l home W ed
uinveraUy woman in Industry, ft called "The Electrical Age for journeyman, and later to paw the aa mahy
Sity Hall, given by the early next week.
‘A-tD
- -PL)A T FO R & T t b n T ° Uu: ’£ con8c|entlous and Intelligent men put their and wisdom to stay o u t of it, and
nesday from Jacksonville where he
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. C. Croom have f t , . . H.'' ,u'd her committee are Women" nnd will be published m aster’s exam ination.
will
*
of
the
younger
social
Miss Carol St„no left last S at siH-nt h few days on business,
• a t M n f n r i rV««t
returned from nn extendod motor ilislrihuting.
Sutidxx. 8di
quarterly.
acchlents ' ^ 1 ? ^ " °." d l ° mpieloly «llminat« Intersection to g et out of th at league back door,
urday for Michigan S tate College
trip through the Cnrolinns and
startod^unl
Damo Millicont Faw cett writes
i l A ,1 shc *,me has come> before «ome serious ac- the World court.
watar rw (< <• JmrhaamBeata
Men
where she will mntriculnto a F resh
Mr and Mrs. R. s. Sheldon nnd * irginin. going as fa r as W ash
a foreword of welcome for the p ap
Friday
’Tiirkbih Exilcn
man. Her brother Jam es who ac son .1. 1). have returned to their
ZURICH, Switzerland, (/P) —
er and Lady Astor has an Intro
Jaa af H
Or. and
Monthly m eeting of tho companied her will complete his liome a t New Smyrna a fte r a ington D. C. While away they . / 'I ' nstantinople ,
(/n _ ductory
Elisabeth Suiter of Wlnterhur re
rar Ob m I.
visited
many
places
of
Interest
and
article
commending
It
to
TH E AM ERICAN Chem ical So
of the C hurch of the studies this year at the same insti- Pleasant visit here ns tho guests
llahrln
Edib
Ilanoum
.
Turkey’*
cently
won
tho
Rousseau
prize
of
report a most enjoyable trip.
wJHta mmr.
where
[ at 7 o’clock a t the Wo. tut ton.
°.rfl,nHtanue,aSanford Avenue a°d Park Avenue chuld bo ciety, in Philadelphia, inf irms you
j lorcmost woman novelist nnd po* tho modern student and houaewifo the Unlvorslty of Zurich.
"f Mrs. \V. A. Fittii.
The aa' aj a u u aaarta, m0A
made through streets with the right of way at all intersec- th at homo made bread contains 1.9 |
ll i;» I w riter, has w ritten friend*
judges decided that sho wrote 8 College.,
Miss Jean Mnxwell has already
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKee w ere
Can’t Fane Fact*
of th e M ethodist returned
at' baliaia* p i t . Sanford C^itriii First an<* Thirteenth Streets. A resident in
better thesis on Romance languag front the
Miss Cleo Brooks who has been aunday afternoon callers a t the b; < mistantinople th a t aho will not
to
Maryville
College
at
per
cent
of
alcohol.
Sad
newa
fo
r
katela. apart-.
nicet w ith Mrs. G ray
AMSTERDAM, (jP j^L o n g tra in es thnn any of her male competi
*n Sanford ns the guest of home of Mr. nnd Mrs. George nttim pt to return to her homeland
Maryville, Tcnn., where she has re
June.
£
he
l
i
k
S
nn
P
gT
Z
h0me
to,
,unch’
cou*d
speed
as
fast
first S treet a t 8:30 o’- •siimed
«s long as the Kcmalist Govern- ing for work is not yet a part of tors.
Volstead. A nti-prohibitionista will
'A,., vi*
Miss
Viola
(tooth,
has
returned
to
her
studies.
•* atraat n v la a aro- ThlrisinfK
Parker.
Park, Avenue' only coming to a dead stop at tell you: "T hat is why bread is
nnnt continues its persecution of woman’s philosophy, nnd sho ofton
her home in St. Cloud.
lirih
Miss
Highland
Chaffee
will
„ot
F.
L.
Woodruff
(meoling of the District
h,'r busband. Dr. Atlnan Bey, the finds fncta hard to meet.
*Mlaa mt t a a l n a r t Thirteenth Street where that traffic must be allowed to ifood for the h ealth.”
return
to
Florida
S
tate
Colleg.
Mrs. Chnrles Ludwig nnd two day for North C ____
psss before crossing
, Ie would bt. jn no
Epworth Leagues nt
r,-, ______ * I W M l<«ha Matt rar.
Miss Hit Barton returned Sun Atignnj Government's first high
This statem ent from Dr. Eliz
/ « ! '.
' ynmp„ aVVaHahnasee but wHl
'I T '
wh'| day afternoon from a five weok’s L'-'iiinissbuiei in Constantinople, nlieth Bnkor. professor of eennom -1 8" l,8> Jnhn u," ,
"
t l # « af rllr braatlflra- other intersections because all traffic on any other streets
Have return* vanylne his sona Harry *
traprnn.
Miration spent in l.akelnml, Sara- B,,i|| bustomul and wife are in Lon- •»’* nt B arnard College, Columbia j ed home from Long Island where who will resume tbeir. _
ss
Hnll
a
t
tho
City
I
‘i
'kr
*
.
•
fw
ja
j
«Hirae
in
interior
I
n,.ml
;
.Incksonvill!
anlT
Oav
JAM
ES
M.
M
ORRIS,
president
* • at arhaol aratem would have to stop before .Tossing Park Avenue"
don
the University o f North OM
'••ntn and Tampa.
i
w tfa
o
preceded un outline of delegates ' they spent several weeks,
th »arartatoa
far larrraaril
. at Chapel Hill, N. C. • •
f ivp» | Miss M arto l FiU,' f c , M , !
U";" 'h wi» return home s l t u r
f the association, snys chem istrv
L '
tar Hit Ira.
On
the
other
hand
anyone
travelii
? mert of tho younger fti„„ *
M,,v,s
dnv.
Llnuii
Bey
was
sought
.
.
by
__
the
**f
(he
fourth
international
con
ii.,,;,,, ,
,,
\y ............ j ...... u.«,»,-x,ng Cttflt o r w e s t a c r o s s will end the gold .Htuiidarxi
i
_
<iav
Staunton, Vn„ where
when she
*™y for
fur .Staunton,
!
*. ‘ s , Nr|. ojf.1
Mi. mid Mrs. Clifford Pnrker go'eriuneot for trial with the Smy- Kress of university women of
will en ter S tn u rt Hall Seln)ol
BI B t E V ER SE FOR- TO DA V
» Nil
Ni „ r ‘
whert L “ w iu l7 h » u Kl‘h "" f t ? 1 ? lr,'H ,,r Thirteenth St r e e t 1
™urce „f „„„r^
’•*
'■
■
*
*
■
—
’
*
*
scientific
attem
pts
in
the
Unltod
were
callers
nt
R.
L.
(
’room’s
Sun
Robert Dejitnn, who has breti
tt" plotters hanged for conspiring
^
Thou
l Mif« M argaret Peters leaves UKouling the sum m er with his par day night.
woul<l b n v e t h e r i g h t o f n a y o v e r n il a v e n u e * a n d |,l.ml w*tCT
“ »™g it t " m ake 1
Saturday
States to reconcile housekeeping
b ’ toll Mustapha Ketnal.
(1s
,n
"
hr on
Sunday
for
Baltimore,
Mil.,
where
ere
|)
r
u
m
|
J
1rn
,
.J.
|
,
e
n
to
n
;
°t « rid ly .
But a ,
[dance a t the City Hnll
. "*il ri’rontly the namesof Hal- nnd careers outside of their homes
c tro the W ord of the eu u lri d r i v e a a f a a t a* h e w a n te d to w i t h o u t b e in g in a n v ,’ ‘T
j
b,r
in
she
will
study
nt
Notre
Dame
<
K n a n y ,v w<>
UM(‘ energy tied up in
Vge set, the h osts being len-e.
" l 'i JN'*W >'»rk P ity, left on Sept. 8 f«
.b ^th alto rejected thee." d a n g e r a t i n t e r s e c t i o n s
for
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKee en ter i'b I dib Ilanoum nnd Lntife Han- for university women.
the atom with its electrons rcvolvnen of the young socinl
...........
:
he
will
re
tained
at six o’clock dinner Mon- J?""1 divorced wife of M ustapha,
We do not offer this as a complete plan or system hut Jng around th eir nucleus thousands
She minted Vsssar, Sm ith Coldny, evening. Mr. and Mrs. C harles ncm.-ii were coupled as the most
* I 'J Sanfonl ,\Tf<
Irge. the Merrill Palm er School in
r h‘Ch m ight be developed into some- , ?f »»i,|io"H of times In a seTopd
Eldgridgc Sr. nnd family nnd Mr. r , "''dncnl women in Turkey.
tffA Y H R — Chat me not nway tM noyJ n r /h SU M .C H tl°An V
leynn College, are Miss Mil i ............... .. ■ «
Monday
Detroit, the bureau of vocational
nnd
Mrs. Gardener and daughter.
preaenoe; and take not thing worth while. At least we are quite sure of this that v C"»Kiy ° f pn1t'r,ry w,n change
dred
Hand
and
Miss
Clifford
Shini
Iniiin of the F irst Con- holscr.
Rev. nnd Mrs. A. S. IVek and the
information of New York and in
Hungarian I’otitic inn
S p irit from me.
som ething is radically wrong with a traffic svst. m u h t h
' „17* rhl'n*i
n“w st« ^ Chnrch will hold n
form er’s mother, Mrs. Jonathan
suits in as many accidents
e ? Sanford’s.
w „ r f k m Wh,ch rc* out gold.
” .,value w,» ^ found, wiping
Mr. and Mrs. Gid Brown, who
j11 DA PEST
i/P )-H u n g a ry ’s quiries into the economic stntus
Miss M argaret Zaehary, who wn.«
‘itleiits hh
its ,1
dot’s
ling a t 2:30 o ’clock at
«nl\
woman
member
of parliament I of women by the departm ent of
are spending the sum m er in Hen
H # W H O d ie d a t a z a n
Igc, 811 Palm etto Ave- grnduntod this yenr from Sullins Jfn.m ' D a^oiu,'1 Beach" w here*they dersonville,
-fl
■■■■III
N.
w rite friends is Mine. Anna Kethly. Her work agriculture at W ashington as efCollege n t Bristol. Vn„ leaves next have been spending the sum m er
WAMBOLDT JN ASHEVILLE TIMES
i
week for Durham, N. C„ where she and are now at home to their Dint they are enjoying their visit in Parliament nnd the work of
H i w ho.died * t A ran aenda
n o m in e
s,,»* men us w e l l , - ----------- — _____ _______________
there.
fetiiim its in Hungiiry was recently
will
en ter Duke University.
*
Tuesday
'.com fort all hta friends:
friends at tbeir honm on Palm etto
ronu'limenled by a group ,.f ||tin- d r
I
|>le
jn
st
beniiiao
they
disagreed
Miss
Knthorine
Symines
leaves
ICIuss of thc B aptist
ami Fourth Stis-et.
fWttndsl I t Ilea I know
g aii s most prominent politicians
' Miss Sybil Dodd was calling in wt
meet with Mrs. Albion Sept. 20 for Cambridge, Mass,
w hite and cold aa enow;
Youtur people studying Roman history in high schools and
pointed nut the im portant
whore she will be a .student nt
Dus
iieiglil...rliood
Wednesday
aftWhen
men
talk
...
|8
Went
Second
S
treet
Honrv
Roddi-nls-try
returned crrionn.
Lot No. 2 in San Lnnln oil Sanford W *<•'iWI
wty, “ A bdallah’s dead!"
r«»G- women play in the extension
S
arg
en
t
College.
.^"m
essin
g
I
enforcem
ent'
"
"
^
h°
said
things
you
did
not
like.
You
the electron it should be rem em
home Wednesday evening from
, r,M>m house on Maple A»c. ( «racr r „
'■
..2w-r-J
the feet and head,
of |s‘*ii*e and serial legislation.
»
o
T
t
h
«■
™d —
t t bered that Providence does not a l amendment if you were being paid shot down a m inister and his choir
On Sunday afternoon Miss Nashville, Ark., where In- bus Issmi
trees, $3700. T erm s
'•
ft I CM MM.your falling tears,
Mine. Kethly is a staunch ndto Ho it.
M
argaret
Wi-riit
returns
to
W
ash
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
1*.
Dinda
and
lender
right
in
the
pulpit
in
the
in
the
interests
uf
the
American
low
trees
to
grow
into
the
heavens,
f t 1 *+*> Hear y o u r sighs and prayvoi.it.' or increased political activ
; ™ ; oohBUM in
H eights, 1,1 1,11 ,
, *rtf I
ington,
ft.
where
she
is
stu
d
y
Fruit
Growers
Inc.
Min, Hobby, who have been spend ity lor women.
midst of services because they opor perm it conquering man to move K iiat do I m ean? I’ll tell you.
1ft”' ft er*
ing n t M arjorie Webster School.
ing the pus! month with Mr. Din.r> room S tu rro Bungalow, Sanfm d fft'iglils. hjltH
up too rapidly.
Air. w ater, the
When tho prohibition law’ f i r s t ! posed y °u r policies.
*
* nd w hisper this:
Miss M argnret Cox leaves soon
Montezuma
Mrs. Emma Abbott Lyman of da’" parents of E ast Goldenrod,
posurc, a real buy at $0300.00.
gives us free, „and
of8Roman"
U,,enesH. dt>Htroyed the strength and courage earth , .naturo
,
11U “me into effect and you hoys he'I M U td t the thing you*kiss;
Now can’t you read the signs of
No Distinction
|vc, Daytona Reach; P. for Norton, Mass., where she will Altamonte Springs spent the ,|ny left Tuesday for tb eir home in
t0 sllp m bottles of whiskey the tim es? Don't you notice th n t j f*
y«Mtr te ir a and let it He; of Roman citizens, making them weaklings who went to the su n s light nnd heat. We m ust
Tnm pa; W. S. Ed- en ter Wheaton College.
MI'NIGII, (AT)— Womens sufhere
Thursday
ns
the
guest
of
Clevelnnd
O.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dinda
pieces
mentally
and
physically.
work for everything else.
. u ‘l‘ iU"J th «re, the public took you the joking and laughing liavo
m ine—it' is not I.
Miss Anna Clarke left Thursday friends.
COLCLOUGH REALTY COMF1
evillo; C. J . Pope und
are accomplished musicians. They frure societies here Imve dropped
-------, | bghtly— hum orously.
for Milledgevillc, Ga., where she
ceused ! Don't you see that, grim
bridge, Ga.
—Edwin Arnold.
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
And
so
far
as
it
goes
that
explanation
o
f
m
ighty
Rome’s
311
First
National
Bank
Bldg.
X
rlfpb
look p art in the broadcasting pro all ‘ riandleins’’ from their list of
-o--------entered Georgia State College for
the. C
11 n. m . -------SCIENCE W IL L , discover and l . ' " d wh,L>n vou »d'*pted ingenious ,look th at , is coming
— over
.............
..........
’OIIUMr. and Mrs. W urt W. W arner gram from station WBDO W inter member* by th r simple net of call
Women.
c?cellt,nt ">ateri»l for She history h f tk . use o th er new forces before un- T , eH f,,r Vetting th e s tu ff by en« nc« «f Uncle S am ? Don’t you
Valdez
Extrn Added AMrsctlon
and two sons. Frank and Ralph, I’urk Saturday night remioring ing the "fruu.’’
tn U pshaw sim ply
But in this day and time, some of thoac other genuirndy basic- locking the power of the atom , and | WK-h 1,8 "t«ffing a fake funeral cor- ' know whut t,m t m eans?
Miss K itty Dubose returns next returned home Thursday evening
All the Week
rory, A tlan ta; G. KunThe
movement
to
give
the
m
ar
th a t he was defeated.
,
Hess Mario Robertson
B radenton; W. S. week to U niversity of Alabama at from Findley, Cleveland and Nor pinno ducts.
ried wontnn’s prefix to nil women
ex tractin g from u coppe
-----o—----per cent *''ri'-’
, *ke
,, m
. -ourners
- - ......... and
— 1t ho I ,)on 1 you know th at tho way
Soprann Soloist
enton; J. T. Andrews, Tuscaloosa, where she was a stu d walk, Ohio, where they spent sev
Only a limitcil numhor of pupils <U'e'to.lhit-i*o
enough energy to drive an express
f,f ,. H 1..” th at 80rt of thing, i-vnl1 »re ca rry in g on is fa st puL
{•ft only one dollar to his
Beach; II. L. Arnean, en t Jnst’Venr.
eral
weeks.
tram
across
the
continent
s
TODAY
ami
the
bottom
fell
out
of
the
c
o
f
-!’
,n»r
‘bo
people
of
the
United
Ht* Winifred. We’d heard
MIhs Anna DuBose, who was
romnintlaluil^aml early registration is
f t ai a.r 'a a y e r ‘ h r e w R o m e . T h e m o e q u ito e « „ .,e ,l th e d o w n |C. M. W hitsctt, ChnrI'he inimitable Colleen Moore
fuaa. .
pk A gru nnd wife, St. graduated in June from Die Florida
I h j Z v 'in ,P,Ph 8*tef n ko,ttlc8 " f ' StatC" i,,tn n Htatp of mind to order
I
ot
the
R
o
m
a
n
Empire.
T
ru
e.
R
o
m
e
b
e
e
n
m
c
U
k, vvealt he ____
C.
J.
Rogero
nnd
sfrnmlsitii,
B
ern
—
In—
F+ti ------- o------,whiskey
i . . I , ,on
, the. statio n rplatform
— lo r m ,, ii‘’""Kress to spend a billion dollars
F. L. McCucn, Rfiltl- Ktnto College for Women at T alla ard Schirnrd, will return home S un
“ IT MUST BE LOVE"
the public laughed out loud.
n Huy if nwpHflnrv
'-rpionive power ,.f ,lu ,t fn
Csry, Jacksonville; R. hassee. leaves next week where she day a fte r snending the p ast five
n
,
-••• ft1 g«‘t you ? d j
•E ydu hiay be in thnt n g th e in lo rn n o n it" 1" ' ]'r' I""'!1 an,d , h ‘‘ |am r- L,H- fo r m e r l i v - 1
SPECIAL
--Com edy—
(
)1
And when ym ir s tu ff was m„ui . Don t you know it w.uT’t lie long be- I
ile |InV *Rr,,i"
I?
.1 ‘
» e lf - d e » t n ie t iv e liv e* o f th e• S v b a r il,.
” ' elevator, instead of
BncinnuU; (’. I). liopez, will take a s'-arial course in library weeks lit Macon, Wadlev. Ga ,
accident tho next the
"Too Many Relations"
latter living the enfeebling,
fore they will n stru rt the
- govern
*
11
CBtc.l by the police
work
at
Emory
College
at
A
tlanta,
|F.
W
hitwell,
T
am
pa;
"(j em ptied
Hendersonville and Asheville N
Miluiic Newa
manhood,-tJestroying l i f t ' n f j l f rtincut
c—
Noc! *!ul
the paranite.
of ag ricu ltu re engin ifito gutters, tim p u b E 'f eIR 'h i,7 f t,"'*
rich. A tlan ta; II. G. Ga.
A ImgiuiKTH' class, of children luider scliot
C.
,, "1
, - / the full force of
so
rry
lor
you
e e r s showed th at ordinary dust
sonic folks even 1h ,‘ nrn ,v ’ tho M,,vy. the nir service,
. n '. P ’S. ih-ln. ftt- —Miss ,M argaret < 0* an will study
kHuation in France must be
SATURDAY
Hut Rome “went to fhc dogs” after its neonl,. iii’fam i1 so might be used to create an ex cried.
age is also (o he opened untier Misa McRae,
f ■P Smith and family, oxprpBMinri friis w inter nt Kinjjsic R a e .
the secret service, the s ta te r«nMr. and Mis. Clyde Byrd leave
The Greatest Love Story of
Me.
They haven’t changed
('. B. Tatum , Miami; SmifIi Studio nt Wnsfiinitton, I). Saturday lor Miami where they
--■■■on
«
ijf
iera for two weeks.
It whs hard to get the oeonle of , n ‘'.l,arv w,jd the local police in
r
W
PA
k
l'H
e
r
a
W
e
'
”
etils are advised to rail at
"
,$3.00 and $0.il() lints Exclusively
‘
! ga.Holimft
rsb, Ohio; Jno. S.
will attend a ooi»eii*ers m eeting of
th e United S tates to take nrohii.i
u,ntlML’ yn" •'"Y" down nnd p u ttin g
k
Miss Isiuise Snrles, who was a the Southern Utilities.
Mllane Theater Iliiildiug
[City; Mr. and Mrs. H.
"EA
ST
I.YNNK"
tlon
seriously
w
ITohlhl,
vo"
...........
...........
.
.
s
hell II,,., fV,u„" , I ? ; " " ’"*" e«nit.-.."»rle« ,„„l
ju s t about a year ago
I’alatk n ; Chnrles E. student last, yenr at Sullins Col
IN. ,SAN'
The
W*. o f .Wales came over
F ran d aco
» high so amusing.
With
An
All
S
tar
Cast
lege.
a
t
Bristol,
Vn.,
returns
there
2IK
Palmetto
Avenue
n..: , miiiiic r „ , ! i
*??_•
Mo; Halton (’ameron,
The many friends o f little Miss
settin g you down in electric
pitched voice carried over the rn - bo severe and hard, and at thc
our young men the
Comedy
again this year.
Amin
Marie
Couch
will
be
inter
chairs
?
dio extinguishes a flame 12 miles sam e timi* ^riii,
to w ear their huts?
"Upper Cuts"
Miss Louise Russell leaves next ested to learn th at she is im prov
A G nm pkte Line of the Latest Fall Mwills
Hhivoring and jaundiced. Ouro^thTmarMhes ofTho ?b<,Ut
t aii't you sec th n t you are fast
a t i n | flW? y
preennee of scientist*
week fnr Martha
W ashington ing rapidly afte r having hail her
Then you chjipM
Seminole *
Direct From New York
",
students.
We know little
N o nitod fo r D u Pont and his
tonsils removed Wednesday at the
kins,in; II. Worley nuii School in West Virginia.
iu T to e ^ b rin g in ^ m T ^
° V° r t h r t ‘w K o m e - a r m i o H o f m „ „ . about energy, nothing about mat- tactic*. You began to g t/[ v io le n t n c / u ' f 'l!"' roHI,lry into a *«"»Miss Em ily Bailey will resumo Orange General Hospital, Orlando.
,v|® tr y to elim inate
KKKK!
You
wi
nt
to
shooting
down
the
'....
i
i
y°
l,r
"^term
in
atio
n
its
Mrs.
Edna
Mcl^>ml,
K " K mH' a n H K° r m s to d e s t r ^
a
R o v -ite r. life.
ife. „orr our ow*
own mind. There prohibit.,,,, ()ffiC(,rH Kwhcn t h l t tvo‘ ,' Usin';HH? Hon’t you see w hat
jW * did th a t long ago with e r n m e n t
rgnret Barrow, T am pa; her studies next week n t Salem
is
plenty
left
to
lenru.
1.«*!» in re al estate.
A Beautiful While Gold Lingerie "V"
. Chain—Something
..... ......................... tevery
,
W arner Scoggan, John Schirnrd
|Jr., Georgetown, S. C.; College a t W inston-Salem, N. C,
°
you and your liouor L ' ari*u ^ ‘t-ting into? Don’t you
Miss Elizabeth Whit nor will re and Leonard Mi Lucas left Friday
—o--------p^ e in LAmerican Hthool» «houM have that in
ii,k •ih .j
It. Mephls; R. L. WhidWoman Needs—Given W ay With Every Purchase" on’
S
, . W of fa to would bo for
IF YOU have tears for high fj_
^ Opining Dny Only
I'hsrles Bower, City; G. turn to C athedral School nt O rlan fo r Gainesville whero they nre
APPLY
WJtT of tb a re cen t pie-eating
students at the Universilv of Flor
nance, this is th e tim e to shed
t A tlanta; J. C. F aulk- do this season.
le a v in g on Sunday for T allahas ida.
t i n s in g S in g to receive his
Jrg ; G. W. MeCury,
them
Young U F o lle tte nnd his
see where they will enter their
|W.
H.
Short,
Iron
Hill,
W1*! ti>«n b e load off to the
friend* nre victorioua. Lenroot is
Circulation
Department
M ILW
AUKEE
t mUiD
MAuL
1
WA
U K EE JO
RN
,« te c trk chair.
llV rk in s, Miami; S. O. Freshm an yenr nt the Florida S tate
oenten, and Governor Blnine will
H udh would never have swept their way into Ita?v ‘ Tbh b<i
Ono
thing
can
he
Kiiid
pkaonvillc; M. J. Sim- College for Women are: Mi ss
senator from Wisconbin.
for nuwiv “ mount o f new building, which
sonvillc; R. E. Still, Cnrmeln Barber, Miss Emily G rif
tow
ns
in
the
N
orth
and
West
d o n t suppose there Is „
is
Governor Blaine i* a good, level
going
on
in
this
state,
Is
som
ething
j- W. H agan nnd fin, Miss Claire Zuehry nnd Miss
which
cannot
he
»«i,J
„f
most
of
to the world but w e’d like
headed Am erican, the objection to
bnvillc;
Mr. nnd Mrs. (I. l-enutielle Hagan. Other Sanford
that
cannot
be
explained
or
under
w see someone start
puy-up
him is th at he doesn’t “ belong" to the Florid.i towns. Th ey nro neat
Jacksonville; M. II. girls leaving next week for T alla
and tidy, with no indications of t'hT k'i’y
; « 0 T « o n t in Sanford.
Wh" huvo
«88»iiln
d
«ny big corporation or group a
I
Jacksonville;
M. L. hassee where they will resume their
thnt
M
onda
is
dead
nnd
done
for
J ek*
’
ti
........
.........wouldn
i.hu7 y or
und nothing to instudies nro Miss Mary E. Puleston,
few more such
men
|nn,l
fam
ily,
Tumpn.
It
really
»s
„
littlu
difficult
to
®®*,ng may be brutal and nil
Miss Olivo Newman, Miss Helen
pursuits
■III
del stand.
It ,s ,miy PX|ilainc*(i by
of the people.
Vernny, Miss Emma Spem er. Miss
"
*°rt ° / i!**^*' but w® hope mOHOtlifn f o r fK , l ° t,ay>
the fnct that a real e sta te lmoin
1 H n iY •'VIIIR HI (lel)l to tilt! p e s k v on prohibition, a m istake in Wj„
Johnson and littlu Georgia Mobley, Miss Man I lolly,
consin.
Anyone
who
moHqu.to for the aupremney of the Anfflo Saxon race!
Vilsftn Sneed, returned Mis* Mildred Holly, Miss S ara
j f y * Uf°ra/ the canvas knocks
.»
Mini. disturbed by I"'did developm ent i!f
F lorida is im.....
turally
•ilsv evening from I.*w- Evelyn
William*. Mis* Sarah
any
communi«M»pMy ^Jear out of the stadium.
the
lack
of
neatness
which
i*
everv
ty. Progress in
ALSO, SENATOR Lenroot is Dm
M Vn., where they s|>cnt Wheeloss nnd Miss Ella Mary
Florida cannot be
bontli
a*
tho
guests
of
gentlem an who herded and led S e rhntVJh'n'
U iB
deplnr- perm anently hnlteu hy any lessonMuirhend.
jftff t f t q e U fy Melon discussed the
--------------------- MIAMI TR IB U N E
I* siHler Mrs. J. E. Bass.
o th er senators into voting f„r the
J k lh ','r,‘ HPOmH to he nothing
Sanford students nt Hollins ColW P i r with phancellor Churchill ' I t ’s
(he ; 1 h °U| ? UltP
And m
world court.
lego n t W inter Park nre: Misu
Md
n
ho I he m a tte r of sale*, F a rid a even
hi* recent visit.
Well, icing
old th
th ^a tt il
it ha* Un|
stopped
growi*ing
rue left F riday for Jack- Florcnco McKay, Miss Gayle M ar
And Mr. Lenroot is number five No grow ing , (iwn cail Ih,k m
* now com pares m ost favorably with
probably less humidity ward p a t r J o W r r ^ r 1
° f hi“
| ' ' r" he will spend a shall, Cloydc Russell, Rodman f^-blooking Em ergency Flee co- J i n g it
i, Yn
S,?“ l,y t l ,n |- am ong senators throw n out by the tidy town.
y any o th er section of the country
10 the debt situation.
I'm Imsiuess.
mnn and Jaek Duron.
on to
lo the
th . crim
crlm innllv
"< people because of th eir world i
1 he on y indication of w hat some
poration
inally ubysmul lhJ
—' ~o~ —
Among those from Sanford a t
I
depths
of
the
Florida
ruin
base
at
vote.
Gentlemen,
who
don’t
want
Mhifit'i.
II
'*
"him],
,.s
th
a
t
compared
w
ith
!
I„
I,n
|1s
|,‘t
e
'
'
f
•he
universal
opinion
fooled because Tunney
Now *he I* benched at the fa r to be thrown out of the senate in the N orth th at this st„„, . s ..f
tending Stetson Universilv at De
Gun
Key,
whore
the
concrete
c
a
r
|rie
Leonardy
ha*
rciltf as hard as, Dempsey
thest south dum ping ground of the
VL.»rrVkU “ r 'i hcctic »’"ri«d of Inst
F’ from Daytona Beach Land will ho Miss Eliznlx'Ui G a r
Tunney stay* in condition all g o-carrier Sapona has been towed forces th a t have made Volstead should not try to force this roll n- fering from an irreparable sit.,,,., X „ th ’ r w ,
business has
■wnt a short time with rison, Edward Honderson, Chnrles
to finish her day* a* a floating
try into the* league of hations Florida rem ains about the ,
T u b silkfi. creppR and Rating. All sizea and colors. Only
tallcn
off.
(.om
pared
with
th
a
t
a joke—she is a tra ito r to the
Booth, Clyde Booth and Dougina
w arehouse for bonze.
through
the
buck
door.
state
in
which
there
is
an
«
n
,
S
2.r
>
to sell. All now summer slyles.
*•
idanr Uu n T - anYwhpr* else F lo r
King,
The .Sapona was built to carry cau*e and fo rth rig h t exam ple of
of construction under way which ida
is still doing quite w6||, thunk
the
fallaciousness
of
w
artim
e
h
y
s
[Hatoock of Plant City
Briggs A rrington left. Monday
soldier* and supplies to Frunce
‘ ‘ th v r a e e r lt m eeting of em inent but her career was short-lived, and teria.- In her new capacity she
WOMEN ARB brave, whether litters up the towns. S treets nre
» few days hero with for Davidson, N. C. where he will
torn
up
Jo
make
way
f„r
sew
er
ex
E verything th a t Florida has ever
probably will find the
sue- they swim thc English Channel at
*f". John Leonard), be- enroll a t Davidson College.
rt Wm suggested th a t
i
. e Yeur* "bo has been b erth
|„ had th a t a ttra c ts people it still hi»s
to DeLand where ho
Id soon be able to ro- ed high and dry on Fluher’* island cessful days of her brief and busy nineteen, o r like Mrs. Aim,.tin Hen tensions and new roadways
Thomas B assett left Iasi, week
Stetson University.
tly the necessary hours a* had a bargain for her citizen life. T h at is, she will be success- n ett celebrate a hundredth b irth alm ost every block in alm ost' everv ? he. Iurc n{ these attractio n s is
for Du Funiak Spring where ' he
U ja d raw
day by flying over a city. ,\|rs F lorida town, there are p iles" of ft1"1 Ufl Krcn> us ever.
entered Palm er College. •
Tampa children, for whom purchaser as she w us' fo r’the" gov- ( conrorned* adding
ure
Elisabeth Puleston
the sum
B arton Murhy leaven the first of
r riqgs 'a t nine-thirtyA ernm ent, according to accounts »«-i!m ii)i
“ J . f to . the "torage Behnett recently beat a fourteen- building m ateriuis being Us H for " ,#r pt*°P,p hL' r«. oven
»ra Evelyn Williams next week for Lexington, Va„
ibljr wonder why.
* Every effo rt to make her do Z t i ' C l S * ? "
,onely bit o t year-old boy by five stairs ill u the construction of homes und h„- Ln,f r ’ U h,,s kept many 0f tho ho
Orlando
Friday
nnd
I t has led
M r)
whoro he will be a student a t
Ath- race upstairs, and suy», ’"Why tels and ap artm en ts un,| stores and teis open all sum m er.
otic duty failed
P
Jl H
‘ e tbt' arm of Aftiover until Saturday W ashington and Leo University.
,
erlcan prohibition
. -Y oriur by the name of Pa H r
!
l
.
P"
cUc“
ily
«8
J’’Ut'h
buiMfag
us
M tho guests of Mrs. Another Snnford hoy a t this school
ftn r' n"od" passed
~
Mwi! d I,k
f,‘Hr th ag0
u,>’ 1 Hl" R‘dng
lust year.
Though she was• built for A m eri higher
than
t soon."
It is bringing n * only
1 * bold up recently by uHltiu^ii h |* h®r bought her for a
IRrdaway,
ca,
some
will
*ay
she
re
sts
fo
r
tho
is Robert Donton, who is ji student
v. M
llfJ when
WIICI1 she proved
boat,
and
H Is a condition m ost disturbing
, l/W<,hiand Irv hia coat utility
DBidl
D m time in a free country, though
in the law departm ent.
too
g
re
a
t
a
liability,
she
was
beach
to
those
who
have
lived
all
thm
r
H> make It
>*- L. P. Britt of
t h r e e BRITISH officers, four
these
will
|«»
called
skeptical
d
H arry and Ralph W oodruff leave
w in, b M ^ S c X 0/ SSI
»
^ b« Irishman •d to make a clubhouse for Mia oil Z ” T ‘ 1*° C,."lui! skePHe‘*I by Bailors, are killed fig h tin g Chinese lives in tho sU id towns all over the
motored to San- Monday for Chapel Hill, N. C.,
w, ho ho.pe<l Sapona would tooops. The B ritish won’t decln
country
where
the
construction
o|
^tha bandit was bluffing members of the American legion
?V
and
are
the
guests
rt? any now building is un e
wuh",Uui,v 0wi,"i;"t *« p-t
Eggs pay any time, but when other
success .ait that,
th^t so
-o I und profitable
befT u " ,he anchorage.
r‘‘8che<l ber final war against China because there
Mr*. I. La Verne Hurt where they will re*umo their
Tti tig h t to th* jaw. The She
The Pee Gee label qqici^
__ wasn’t
______ . »ucccis
studies a t University of N orth
Hocks
fall
off
yours
pay
best.
Feed
Big tablo of ladies’ and childrcu’a all wool bathing suits.
1^1 But wo wouldn’t ad6 nn Crystal Lake.* Carolina.
un t any central rocognized China
/
Paint
ia all you need look
All colors and sizes.
plenty of protein now. Hens need
**I ragidants to try
Besides, fighting China, fig h lirg
Jesse and • Stowart I-ong inave
!fio
Lake,
Miss
Georgia
•t for eggs and for tho coming
J«psn. fighting Russia, mean*
have selected -the color*!..
‘ Naomi Scoggan, Mias next week for Tuscaloosa, Ala.,
SAVANNAH n ew s
•
'*? '* ¥ j rV*
moidt If they don't get enough,
i i ? 1?
*
>-..d
•n, Mis* Mary Elisa- whero they are students at tho
University of Alabam a.,
BUbFALO EXPRESS
There is wider interest in tho
“ley
will
rob
their
body-daauea
to
M
iss
Sara
You
want
color
thatwo*8!
* ° ma” *»“
is
lllsmr
)red to Or- •Among those from Sanford a t
fet
»t
Then
it
will
take
twice
the
‘ ■ "ft
church that
Dr. ^ te w a rt Baton of Princeton • ♦ .n 7 7 ~ 7 ------------ ------------------long life—protodCMiftl
where tending Georgia Military Academy
feed to get them back. . ’
~
at College Park, Ga„ a r e . Joe
'ogression
Itaelf, It i*
, ■, - ( • • t o m y vlow. church
party
givA n M H |, ^ T ^ 8TS wonder why,
Moisch, Garth Gray, Fred Pope,
M ____ _
who undorstands torest when the authorfid^“leidi?,' ™
ld*«t. w!
vwr
«yvery difficult to keep everybody up Annabelle Lewis, 16, ahould kl'
Purina
■•y» th a t the |'r'veh°of 18 U u p .h t’ whneThVothw- s'!ill
Theodore'
Popo and Jack MacDon
l i t m y I%want of a denomination say:
uae on your home
learing toust be ancouragS until carnMt,v
earnestly ...............*
reject* w W ft " "UU
, 1 mort>
to the mark of the “soldier” Ideal. herself because shv couldn’t have jearln*
•’.Mtoto*" will return ald.
Something is radfci
ovon more
on
the
Jpb
hear hair b o b b in time for school. It bacomaa greater than the love Both are deplorablv t Z Z
t?
URht
Frederick
Bell
has
already
re
J
"
J
J
?
?nut
c*8*
It
is
natural
for
t
o
/
from
Hamlet.
N.
•a p e r than it is with the cW rch. The trouble iie*
The young feel dtoappointment far of examining.
love
Iw was called by the sumed his studies ath Staunton
" • rich in egg-making; body*
i Wfeo has tho deep. It has little to do with ma- ^ Vk^°d y ,t0 ,wait for ■omebody to more keenly than the old That
A atlll better thought
Gone in n o
•r
uncle John Browne. MiUthry Academy at Staunton,
terlal
resources,
organization
or
building protein; Get a shorter
h
ti
the anawer.
. . w ..
wa»
fully
developed,
is
this:
"The
A
n?
veiy
difficult
to
make
everybody
V*.
*
T H l OOLOtL >
dYalhire —
as well toowbershlp, but rather with the
moult an demote winter egga.
erlcan university student
Frank Chase, who has been
Smith an d.fam ily o t
to CM* ,p lr‘t . . Wa have so long allowed doidr,8J * U S d thak h? m u,t ** up *nd
h " * b s ' " j g ; x " , ,h" j . d v ,i«
- s o u . t h i„
...
.
IN
JA
N
U
A
R
Y
a
company
aub.
•rrived in 8anford spending the summer with his par
a e S S lP * 0®1® i f think o f tho church us would* k j ° r '"ffthy organizations
sense
would be anything but successful •Mixed by the*,British government
ents at Asheville, N. C„ will re
op » short stay. maintain
*M Marnier ministering chiefly to their own If even half of their personnel will start pdssanger air service be ing constant vigUa:nc® H
turn to Phllin Exeter Academy at
he I* t 0
spiritual naads that it will take
oi)alaand actual liber»nd*rV k
■ogal
Exstor, JL.H.
Fare from
both time and effort to eh antic that M0nil.»ith nk “ nd Work- All or tween Ei
. _
t t . .
left this Week for
tM oaching from the
*/ .
including
tode. They muzt team that m- ganisations must have leaders and Cairo to
O
I
•"op portu nities for
tojt dLfficulmerely ^h tfp to.be tend- t S k T g A * ^
p
t
o
M
on his
Y are pi
2ctlon ®nd
By soldiers cn
maaa I
tngt interferes seiHlfn d<
L ^grfsre.T his
.A.
MWbCSto.'-,
•'nal thinking.” ”
•Rd-nuagatlVe follow^
ncle Sam and. United States
*. Clergy. |
■
-yjj.
•
idfnbA
,
•todenti in
v n * ,. tA
MCOjO'i’eiJ •«; ,n;V
.*5,T la
a p p e a rs
j)iO'
j
■,l*ffi fw*”
Semim
elect]
Co.
A fter a sum m er
with
'
kinds
nds the minds of the members of
"» f"»ege set take »
"*
l . m / t ° r l y " f1 ‘" kr " more serlolls trond and once more they turn
to books and school.
n , W
y
«;nd 73 boys and'John*:}
Kiris awny this Fall to enter the Wa
various
•" institutions of higher I -UlDi
early
$
worked^teH 1 ^
When 8Uch a Hyatem 8hou,tJ be
j
.
Ri'ies Filling
«.UaA
’r M^a j 2TST
M i s s M a r g a r e t M c R a i? "
A WORD TO BOOTLEGGERS
The Mosquito Mightiest Of Romes K
'.dr \ kT: wh',, you
.........
w i^ texr
a n n o u n c e s th a t h e r
B e t t e r Buys
.
Amusements
[el Arrivals
tizssr
vs j t k
E x p re ss io n
R«. Ealute SANF° RD' F,0I‘"’A
: ^ z z L
x
n: ^ z
Grand Opening
WANTED.
m
^
..... ..
f t
»
p m
m
manii—yed
i
New York Hat Shop
i
,1,n" ,h"‘
Boy over twelve years of aj»J
who lives in Heights to deliver!
Heralds in that nci^hlinrhooid
Must have bicycle and be a hm*^
tl<?r.
'«>.
FOR UNIFORM SIGNALS
s s s m
SATURDAY, SEITUMBKR THE IITII
I'RKE!
5,nn#F,B ri*hu thnt
S p e c ia l F o r S a t u r d a y
m
HALF PRICE
PROFITABLE ANCHORAGE
I PURINA!
One Rack of Dresses
POULTRY
I CHOWSI
o
One-Half Price
B a t h in g S u it s
JS5,.*"d chur,he' - .... >""»!
Summer Feeding Pays
'- » g ' g
BISHOP’S CRUSADE
n:
11 ^
Select the color
One-Half Price
«
MASS -THINKING
I& iS r yo“
S 5 S:
S
FREE
I
Sanford Herah
r s f l uu
One-Half Price
M
.after t,,ra’ *nd Hto
T 7a —
— ■ T/ U
rW
-la CtapSCin;f issk sh « •iimhisTr"""*’ whi,:h
.
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m
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m
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kftm U
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tor
.
.
Will Ho Open For Registration
Monday, S e p t e m b e r >'.ft,
I
s r s m .h S r tf fr“,ion ,,f ,h"
f?" * th*R°"'a"
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—
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AD. RATES
BT?V*>Vi
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rtiTin5 “
[ Q e h Ib Advance ’
or >,n°thoea!1
M i, wilt b» received
•
Wirts
Women's
Western
Title
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LOPEZ CLOUTS
TRIPLE TO WIN
FOR TAMPA, 5-1
li-/.
Club Standings
jwa
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P k « . f o r R « t 88— Real Estate for Exchange
.
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£ » J h in'
odj5e’ D«>'t‘*na
rdm™1!0^ 'I F,J? ?F NT. - - S““ ' now uoeupled n Iktach
propertiea, offered in ex
change for propertlea- oisewhere.
r- l-suren Jones, Peninsular Stany
■ 8 a n ^ 2 ? d ^ )RU• g c o m b a—
1
„W1 ‘
T h e Rexall Store"
’
samples in stores. A steady I n y * Sons^
fBB^L k r “ 8pecl?Uy * our prom pt weekly income. No selling. N e w !
filling of prOTcriptions and quick VnthfHii ^ rtic u ln m free. W rite!
Vnun, Box 3, Station D., New York. 7,“
dell\*eiy.
90— Automobiles For Sale
D rugs - Sofia - rfot Sandwiches
g^M iiuVxr p. L-------------kSTORE ROOM fo r ren t suitable
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SEM INOLE EMPLOYMENT
for m ercantile business. 116
Magnolia. Apply W. W. P ottor, WILLYS-KNIGHT and oTerland.
p r i n t i n g THAT PL FA 8 F 1
bureau
h and M. Motor Co.,
Phone R31-J
’Dewrite m n« ^ 4 .iJ i:_
HP .3
«>4 North l>ark Ave.
_
” a rl< and Commercial
_________m —
___________
and collector m b !
for paym ent.
19c a Una
•mOQQ.WOM## 8c • UBO
le b IhM
pS»Pffin* B,,rh'
household articles,
to sallary « warehouseman Iten thnt
I nol.t naalnst said property. aui«t
sale to l«e held on the Xlet «lay of
Kept ewi her A. I>. ISIS n, Mldwav
Heetlon. finnforj, Florida where satii
Uati'cny In stored.
.
JOHN R W Al.kBft
—
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iFI
V.
x o r i c r
to St In.
Tho llonr.l „f county (.'omnile*600 lin. TV. V
•v u
slmiT-e in an<! lor Hemlnole County
will (,i their next reaulnr meetlrm
block storm aowor.
FLORIDA S T A T E L E A G U E
[rate* on rcqooat.
8 t j » . ■M
dial 7.
•o be held In die Churl House at
' Won Lost Pci
Sanford Finrtiin on • October 4in.
__ rates a r t for
»block and
c, l r sewer
w111 pipe!
hgr
San fet'd ....................... ;io
20 .GOO
ISIS
ut
to
ovlock,
receive
hide
Tor
, tniertlons.
the
ennui
ruction
„f
»
itrldge
Tend
F
t.
M
yers
...............
33
A certified check * ‘ ’
Sj k *
.38!)
ds of average length
>}* tleneva Krlitae,
Three-Bji.se Kit In Sixlh Mwlc Tallinn ..........;.......... 33
»
.37!)
* a lino.
ISuTh-SId.01
V
mMt
i
"I”
specifications
may
he
7®—'Farms for Rent
W illi R;i .hch l.o n d e d ;
L a k e la n d '.
...............33
.370
charge of 80c for
Office
f ’ ' ,,n,,»v Knalneer .
I Plana and tp e c irk a tr.
HUPS—MARMONS
O
rlando
...............
30
AeemmlN For Other 2 Ktins
TO
r . V-W. IK>ITU|.A8B; Clerk
Mininiuni 25c, cash with 'o rd e r, FOR RENT.—5 aero farm . Mcllon- on.- „8*“ fo,rd Automobile Co.
S t. P etersb u rg ........ 23
.1 0;
ising is restricted W 8 H n p r , , ^ riS r‘^ KRRY PRINT vvnte Tor tom olet# rate c a rd
"T ‘ outity I'oinmlsalonnii
Magfioha Ave.
Phone 137
SHOT
P
rinting,
Engraving.
villi.
Ave.
and
Tenth
St.
N.
0
.
Monilnnlo
Coiiniv
S
ara
so
ta
»
.......
20
.3S3
I classification,
IT S CERTAINLY CLEAN
TA.MI’A, Sept. 10. 0P 1 Lopez
Sept.
10
17-21.
tin |
Garner.
Phono
010-W.
KmhoKluK
See
ua
first.
We.do
Bradenton
...................
13
i*
m
ade
The
Sanfror
.
2(18
hit for three bases with the hag-t
,
.
U
.
B
m
CHRYSLER
It.
Phone
417-W.
R.
R.
AvenueSituation
Wanted
Female
Dd will be reiponaiblo Commercial Street.
and th at's more than I can say accept any hid1 th at tfe i
x o r 1 (t h
loaded hi the sixth, scoring a mo
a n VS' 7 FULLRR MOTOR CO
77— Houses for Rent.
NATIONAL L E A G U E
Tbe Hour.) „f County r»mmls- for the average tailoFa •'cJean!ng,' City!* ‘ 0 th * ' r * '* '* ^
ae incorrect insertion,
m ent later him self, lie forced
W ANTED position by ynencum
Jnrr«.ut»j
4 W‘ U t S t'
,,h<’n*, na2 wVlV'ni
k ,|, n'* r'" 8emlnol«> Count) ' of my suit*
ftiMr fo r subtvqtMQt
Dry cleaning the
Won latsl I'd .
w a wi
Denton homo on his tap 111 the
" ill nt ,th,-ir
ii..,i roaolar iiiretlnx 1
19—
Building
Contractors.
r,..
;
s
,,n
n
^
T"
six
g
T
St.
Louis
..
w*y Ldney does it actually takes
The
office
should
be
City
m in ir r '’ ' PtVcd ,Hdy' bousekfltoper, FOR R E N T - - 5 room furnished
eighth, accounting for all five of
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Court
Mouse
nt
JEW ETT AND PAGE
ndults, rooming or boarding nouse,
out tho d irt, sputa and stains and
cottage, d o se in, all conven
nedlstoly in case of
V
H
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L
''r!'V*'
,,n
(*cIiiher
tth.
:S ,
; xn,|K; '" i-iMi
Tam pa's runs in their :> to 1 vic Cincinnati
,• I f .
Sanford Dealer
panion'for convalescents. L. B. iences. Call 316 Oak Ave.
,,
"*
" %'lork rcct-lv* hldu for
P ittsb u rg h
•SANFORD ROOFIN’n CO. Tile com
*be original fabric, nan
.3(531 * ,,,r <*f UamexfJ
tory over S araso ta today.
( arc Hernld.
of a Wooden
n.|jj
R, IVE ’S GARAGE
roofs
built
ud roofs. Re-roofing
*
Chicago
n rld ar nrroeu th"
I.lttlf Wekl).. I - ( i - ^
SARASOTA
V ' i r*,to r*» th ® color., Tfcg BeH Aulo li
AB R II I'D
T h r e e | ;'"*£<« p n st^ h ird , he"it«Jie secon.V
tDVERTlSERS
W.
1st
St.
Phone
017
hOR RENT.—Ono 4 room bungover old roofs. Leaks repaired E iNctv. York
sim l.i.m
‘‘
Line hM w,,,, l wish I had known of th eir dry
liornick, cf .
mA / \ r J
•
| A ,Pn
to center, Rfiwson lin
JO—
Money
to
Loan
aid
represen
tativ
e
••leaning
work
before this.
*
timateg free.
Satisfaction guarunguarans., h ,r «•
1 . " runt 'Countl.u
i.en. oausir.cuon
"
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r rnra
Brooklyn
A B R ocialkai
Maim li, i f
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J t U l t I riD S i
kH*°lL One hit, no run*
fam iliar w ith rates, teed. Onk Ave.A 3rd St. Phone 11LI ■ «Vo V . --------------------------------- Can !M77 w
NASH
Vaf
.p<
r"r
rnin.a
.’
u .l' ' Su
r l F ,ora HHKht"’ .
W'
lM
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lo
the
lirtilK
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r
no erro rs.
More
Aatemobile
_______
A
rm
strong
II
classification
will
j
Lend* tho world in motor car valuer.
■".H I.nd
ninv
Brooklyn Wins Final Contest
------------------------------------------------- j LOANS— Money available a t 7 per -- ----- ----- ------------------. Do (on
Denton, If
par cent l o v e r Rataa.
[complete inform ation,
"H.iliu.l nt tli. Offt.-o of th" Countv
SMITH
MOTORS
CO
CLARENCE
SMITH
Liose
in
property.
A.
p
’
FOR
R
E
N
T
.-C
om
pletely
From Phillies; Cv Williams
. fum ishoar Price FIRST, cempg
II- ■.. . :'h
ou wish, they will
* 0n ?
F a s t - ! * * * ™ M , : T : : i , r.............
General C ontractor
, " n" ,,|!.v A Sons.
ed cottage. 3~ rooms,
:m “ ."rr*B
1
j(
Manat' er;
------ |u nyi parlor
n iK U IC \N l e a g u e
wltk aay o th er Com pa ay.
Mc'i.io.tld i f
Cels 2 Homers off Crimes
in w ording your
catch,
l’ee| grounded to Myers,
r.UO Went
W est First
F’ir*t S treet
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lan
#_
000
V K I •• d *•:I.ASN, Clerk
Dry Cleaning Co.
' d bath
bath.
3r, m inutes from
Post AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you
M i l l . >■
I to mako it more efKlliott was hit by the pitcher
Won Lost p.t,
G. C . F E L L O W S
want to -ell vnur used cars adl»o:ir.l
or
t'limni
I
,.innilHu(ou,.r«
1
M
at Phono 441
I
Office.
H
12
Union
Ave.
Phone
671-J
I
Tin.I O. dll
n '.'ev. V". I.
PITTSBURGH, p a ., So pi. |0.
S"i
32 .f!2u
w rti'e daily on tHo classified S» ..........................
I*I..r(dn .
W heeler flied to Ouubar. No h it.
Roam 19 Arcade Bldg.
1 'simlinw,
WANTED TO BUY
•Sanford.
Florida
|il
In-IT
U
<
>
,-t
|
Ow n , n
p I 1 l“\elan d .
no runs, no crrurs.
l/l’i P ittsburgh and Chicago di
Phone ISO
Raa (—
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
JA M ES H. COWAN AIMHnds ef I
hTANT N O TICE
j HOUSE for rent, 1010 Oak Ave. - K- —
______
Phone m
,
j
I’hiladelpliia
vided
a
doubleheader
here
Thurs.
Wilson
doubled
to
right,
R<.„«.
AT
HERALD
OFF1CF
.3ii:
Tin
und
Sheet
Metal
Work
'
IVy Pete N orton
... . ,
iers should give th eir
• 'i'»lo ta l:
Apply830-W.
2300 Metlonville Ava. A l lOMOBII.K DEALERS—If yon
D l l ! I Id I 1 V.ashitigton
day. both receiving slight setbacks
W ater and
Water
and Boat Tanks. At Oak
Oak ’, r-.
----------------j Phone
postofflva address as
TAM
I
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j.;
j
1
lelroit
All
11
O
l‘(
)
V
in the efforts to catch up with the
"an t to Hell your used cnr-i. adAvenue and Third S treet. T e l e - 1 B u i l d i n g M a te r ia ls
eir
phone
num
ber
if
Denicke, ss
I Chicago
phone 111.
| ---------------vi rnso daily on the classified page
i
results.
A
bout
one
^ ^ f t ” noonh n m |!,Thf '‘*l
Crow..' National League result in St. Louis i
‘
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,M
c
h/
for
<
a
,
L
,
„
j
78
Offices
and
Dealt
Room
Tniui.o-,
21
,
j I St. Louis
L ',,ls lw -i or..<.
and Cincinnati who were idle. The |
A R C H IT E C T
r u n SALE, cheap, 2 pair double -------------- ----------- -- --------- ---------of a thousand has
Stanton, <-f
n Boston ........
P irates won the first gam e, 2 to I. |
.311
& COV AN CO., Aui. garage door,, can ho ueen 801 ATTRACTIVE roptn. to rent for „ USED CAR EXCHANGE
be and tho others
Lee,
i
f
F
i
r
s
t
N
a tio n a l R a n k B ld g .
hut made a poor showing in the
R adiator and sh* t m eU l worit.;. Union Ave., Phone B7I-W.
nunicate w ith you
| atores or offices V t Pack A v " -<»I(N’ER I'AHK AND SECOND
Lop. , e
W.
WANS1.EY,
M
anager
Plain
and
ornamei
lul
s
o
^
t
m«t)
I
S a n f o r d . ------- ------- F lo r id a
second contest which they dropped.
|y know your address,
klerymcn had on th eir h ittin g
.....................
a
m:
■■
' ----------- Commercial S treat.
W. m !
Sal v at/, f!Ji
►otic. Tel. 710-V . fc)7 F rtn th til
10 to I.
‘
'
lutinuanc# M UST be
lil- A — M isc e lla n e o u s h,XI^n u n g . Owner, 208 P ark Ave
0th#*, ra p p in g 10 solid sm ashes
„ ,
<« u rln Inntrtg
III.o f |.„ |f If
Avenue
srson a t The S anford
CADILLAC -O A K LA N D
change.
| --------------------------------------- *___
ClDding five doubles off IYel, .. 1 "™ ,‘r grounded t .> |<*i j.sbie.
The opening fray was a pitch ,
Ifauic jli
-P O N T IA C —
Jlce or by letter. Tele—fc B radenton pitcher.
’ Richardson lined to Iim nas.
ers' duel in which .Joe Bush' bested 1
GET THE Ur S t
C \ h are/
F
L
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R
ID
A
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ria
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w
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sk
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m
Sanford
( adlllm' Cttntpaiiv
BcoaMnirancea
are
not
I)
2
tl
S W IM S
C H A N N E L jd
Percy .lours. Three walks and ,l:,
[iJTM peculiar p a rt is th a t the 10 hl,l"; ,T
D • E. 2nd St.
Phone 121
Fb.wer U rn, Conr"ete Mock,
could bo converted into b u t 1, 1»'inl.«r ITluke.l a hit over third. erro r gave Chicago their l..nr t ill. .
T '.tals
>d all kinds, Roofing Tile, t v
11
w»
I "// A P
* Connelly
V.
lo tru n B , proving th a t Mr. Peel . . ' va?
,l"'
Allen sac which was driven in by .lone- ■.
|- Prompt - Efficient
imum
24c
„aki.
with
order
’ n‘
ndm k Ut) 1 2 Palm etto.
®W«
A IM
A
SAI.' VS<I |'A
mint ( oloiing, Etc. from
DODGE
imum
24c
sash
with
order
Din Oil.) non
rifieecl
him
to
second,
and
hitook
I'luitie 7117.
IN -R E C O R D
T IM E ;
8ons, Magnolia and 2nd.
m so m ething , beside the cover
the second set. In the sam e round
Service
1u in
•
b
.i'u
re
ca
r,
and
Gralmm
Tru,
ks
0011
on
1
niy
r,
t lord on Rnwson s fly to right the Pirates pul the game in Die
tho bail in the pinches,
SANFORD CEMENT
Mm and Kith St.
Phui.f 3 .
Two 1.10... b*!'* Deni, ko 2 , StnnWilson popped lo short. One hit, winning Column when Bush doubled
1
5—Specials
nt
I
he
Stores.
80A—Real
LVfule
Directory
PRODUCTS CO.
m b ar w ith two singles and a no runs, no errors.
• " 11. Lope/,; Dm .• has ■ I,,, ., I op,./.; l i e n cli m a n N e g o t i t t l e s J )is *25- FloriHl.s.
■ ; " " the
lurid
Found.
i
___________
____
down the right field foul line, send \
---------------------------------------------Ublo o u t of four tries led the
t.'rifo .... I.,.
SKMINGLE
HUDSON-ESSEX
!
r,|b «'td Maple
Phone I I 2 -W
Sal vat /. 2 ; |<>|eii
l a m e In K lttv en H o u r s , F iv e i
Fifth Inning
1 H IG G IN S-S Ml Tl 1- W IG H T ^ IN G ,
INC.
I'
ing I raynor ami Cronin across Die
Bry-Fed attack , followed closc. ."ST E W A R T THE FLOUIST"
l'a-e. D.ni. ke; stria k
it by Al''
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c.ngs;
M
in
u
le
s
to
l
a
t
w
e
r
P
r
e
v
i
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u
s
•
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Real
E
state
und
203
Ouk
Ave
_ Beasley with two doubles and ' d *!,i ,l.r P"PP*‘fi to short, Wallace plate. Osborn finished the gam-., 1
vate/. «t; Owens I : has. .11 balls off
tv ,.,
. '
Mowers for nil occasions
Phone 11
INSURANCE BROKERS
"DAY-FAN"
llnaa w ith a two ply wallop and 1
ki«- grounded going in a fte r .Jones had been re
1 :i:>r m
M a r k T w o a n d Hair H o u r s !
Alva •/. 1 ; Owen 3; h.t by p iid ier.
rs' M F Movh
Mcl.ANDER ARCADE
dftgle.
I ° *k|r,l. No hits, rio runs, no or- lieved by a pinch h itter in the i
•Ul.IWityli
rs
M.
E.
Moye,
107
L.
p
lloIlt.
7S„
>> A l.nre* 1 M cDonald); h i t on
Tmm
' uuHj
1ST YOUR PROPERTY WITH*,! K,' S r VULCANIZING~\VORKs"
j-.p■u n *b a r also starred afield, gnth- rors.
eighth.
LONDON, Sept. 10.
(/p, _
: ,
",«i 200]
l'ii-e. S ara s..la
T unoa d;
Alt elevtiic fan that is:
Heaslev
''T H E LOT KINO"
| HDo D AND GOODYEAR 1'IKES
m a g_ In never,
s
...............
hard flkV ' during 1 ,,!,<‘a,‘!,l'V
ri‘-'t" and was
f.eorges
Michel,
k
reru
liman,
today
1
*'
Ga-.toa,,
The cham pions' defense collapsed
—y
27—professional Services.
U. S. L, U atteri",.
3ort
F
irst
Nationul
Bank
Bldg.
m ganur,
gam e, his catch of a liner off V. 1,1 , n ' l' nH' ,u‘ I'opp' d to left
&
■
i"‘i
f
swam the Kuglish channel fro m F " '"
Ouiet Rutiiiing
ll.imgj
i f . ' ;• •.
im iiy placed in w r u n g ------------------------------- ----------------i*isli ihutora Cleveland Six
ib-bat o f Mackie in tho third in- 1
''."'I’dcd to left. Crowe roll in the final 5 111 c, and the Cul.s
' ape Or is Nez. F raru e. to Kng *ly.
had things pretty much th eir own
THRASHER & GARNER
[n R. M. Clement. W c-j E U G E N E PERM ANENTDurable
Wave
Commercial Avenue
e r being o f thp sensational va-(i €?cI to third. Two hitu, no runs, no
Tents nt lnt Street and
laarl, in II houis ami five nnui-i
| <*rn>r.s.
way. They pounded Koupal, Yde
Heal E state and Firo Insurance
i for $ 10.00. Muriticll,, Shop, The
utes.
Ilii.s
co
n
stitu
tea
a
new
re
e
-1
Mellonvllle Avenue
SKtiiXp
and
M
uhaffey
for
twelve
hits,
112
S.
Park
Ave.,
Sanford
BE SURE ami see the new custom
Sixth Inning
j Basket. 2nd and Magnolia.
Miss Dorothy Page, IT year-old ^ l ien-haired lass of Madison Wis
Iaim Priced
E llio tt, veteran
third
')»•'!.
| St. I
while
Kaufmann
held
the
P
itts
built
S
tude
bake
is
*.
keyring,
postoffice
»"l
H
d|i
1 ~4tl‘ of' th e G row ers had a..........
Peel
big ,
rolled to Myers. Klliott
SEE R. C. TISDALE for good buys
PA IN T E R - -DEfOllATOR
t 85, several Mmall deak |
Tliin is th e third tim
s e a - |( ’,M' :••
....e ttiia
___ ___
'"kmilj
SAN JUAN GARAGE
Ask to see them ut
111 .tho field, handling seven. " ‘tmed, W heeler grounded
lo burghers to seven. Five errors
A.
U.
KlggH,
004
Lull
til
Ave.
in Rcui Ketute, 236 M euch Build
soil
the
record
jfd.
Finder
jtleaso
re
1
has been broken. I
• /.uli
4 cbnncos w ithout n bobble.
• Frowe. No hits, no runs, no e r were also chalked up ag a in st the
ing.
PHONE 303
SANFORD HllJCK t o .
raid Office or Piione
P irates.
The record up to today w as B! g r;n . : I'.rmally ufl
THE BALL HARDWARE
^Mlnon s ta rte d
th e H anford1 rors.
F u rn itu re Refi ni •hid
rard.
212 Magnolia Ave.
hours
mid
43
m
inutes
nmdo
by
K
r
1
the
topnotchers
national
compel.,.,
„
w
ithin
the
next
f
e
j
prinsf in th e third when lie lend
Myers grounded In short, D un
The Cubs Imd their big inning in
McCALL A FOX, Heal estate in
Phone 367
ni“ t \ jerk.letter. G erm an, Aug. 30
\ :ml. Brit I
EF. w ith a -double i<, right, was b ar doubled to left, for his third the seventh, when they scored four
S. J. NIX
vestm ents. Beet buys gre among •
1 ", >' *IIK,
te station s — Be- A ttorney and
(
n is |U ‘,s A n y D m ih ts Previously G ertrude Fklerte, of
ced to third by Beasley, and bit, Allen pnppisl to Klliott, Dun ""'S'. Scull ’ ham pered out a three
j our listtnga. Phone 745.
CuunacUr.r a t I.nw li7—Rooms With Board
I.IM 'OLN - - FORD
FOR]ISON
B t'H irn lo I h e l ’n rn i T h a i New York, went across in 14 hours 't t- A- ' N rkTu
on F rish ie’s single to left. bar look third on an e rro r by I h'S*t» hiar scarfing in AdninSditrnP
300 F ast Fu- t Stret't.
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""d
31
m
iliules.
I'be
only
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be.
m as then lined a safety jn| i I '"'Her, he seonsl on Rawson's lleallu o te, and then adderi an o th
o .iv e H im T e n n i s C ro w n
„ r o o m ami board, boh West T hud [ R l— W a n te d T o R e n t.
( "liimei cial & i'll l met lo. Pborie 331
sw im m er to 10 n.p 1. r the cliaitnel n
te r, h u t Peel tight cued and one tim er |o right, W iU ui flied to er run when he :u ored on YdeY
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SHOP.
Crown rrilled in front of tile plate••enler. I Wo hitp, one in n , one e r wild pit. li. Wilson accounted for
'•'•n I'lVA
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A1r5- MIBie C orson, t ,
i wit. not tho ow ner." >' We specialize in perm anent wav - 1
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- . . .. WANTED iu rent by 3 ad u lt, M A I N K— Watervilie, Morning
was tossed out by I'nrkcr ror.
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f* for e s tim a te t.
. ing". 20(1 N orth P ark Ave.
ROOMS, with or without nioal.t
the fourth m arker when he singled
furnished
of 2a neo
bed
iw
ninnrii iipurtiuvut
ununiueai oi
Sentinel. Thou •and of Maine
),,. i-> hours and 2H m inutes.
|(lt . |
S e\en th inning
^0(1. Myers grounded sharply to
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and registered <>n errors by Cronin
“acond to end the inning.
All four of the sw im m ers wlio|M aii:
L*"g. rs Hu
P ark er singled to re n te r, rm took and W right.
' ')P wife for A m erica'I
be in "oml locution
location und
and pne**
price properly. Keueh tbetn through
i y _Hfwimn u r i i l
. I.
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u
>av.. negotiated th e stre tc h of w a-iC .ii'J N.d |.ii<hing
v t ii r a
i^ ^
S M I L I N G by tnking (tiS—
.
WM"tp'l « couple of second on R ichardson's roller to ]
K o o n is W ith o u t B o a rd
| reanonnhle.
anent. Phone 82
reHHonnlile. Perm
IVrmnnent.
82. ■the S«mtinel. Rate card on ap/
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look. <1
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r the >tyki
plicutisn.
l i t w ill A n d Is A e eo riled j
'I »•.. f i l l s W h ile V in e s ( i i t . s
^
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.vour
health.
Investigate.
Phone
^ •gtoalay opened the inning with i . : on T u rn e r’s roller. P ark er scored Wilson, each of whom made three
<."s Nez, France. Michel lauded club.
I1 URNISHKD rooms, sleeping or ■84* -J I ousch For S a le
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friends
482-J
for
appointm
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Dr.
W.
E.
hits
and
one
run,
featured
the
:ec
^ .llB u b la db»ti' th e rig h t field line ! on B ahr’s single lo left, Walla. l o r f e e l S lip ,to ri By M a le s j I ', , l iv e F o r T h re e S c o re s
n i, Timing*:
I'.ro. that ha:: kept him at m St. M arg aret's Bay, m idway heCOLUMBUS. (G u.) LEDGER - -------- MueDotigull, 7,t Nut. Bank Bldg. ;____ housekeeping. 10IHI Union Ave. !---C i * y Was out try in g to stretch it ; grounded to Wilson. Two hits, one und game.
, (v.e,.,, Dover and Deal.
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(Jaasifled ads have the largest
veins
ll,M
f»r
Six
straig
h
t
Scores
by
innings:
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I'KTURSBIIRG.
Sep,
p,.
t
* trip le. bVishie popped lo run, no errors.
ACH COUNTY
T he’
■vVm
v altr.Ktivi*,
. ......1*'00!, ,front room,
1 U hen lie took Lo tint w ater V e s-;,\,,u \ l i IDDO1
L.M L W ’D. .Si:pT. |(i._
OVERLOOKING
circulation in Southwestern Geor
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c, M o rt.a n d D um as hit a double to
DP, Fort Myers won the fir-t Winni
Th<
FIRST GAMK
Beasley grounded to
second
terday evening cotidilioiis w ere fa I B aiim , II. nidi, 1
HIGHLAND PARK
gia. Rate: 8e (ti-word line) line.
for I or 2 geittlennm. Phone 4JJ-J
th eir
fourth
s tra ig h t
I f t b o u t l 'u n th e Vpaim | ;,2 — , l e , P W a n te d — F e m a le
w as gtrundn.l on second. Friable walked, he stole second Chicago
...... . I he series here tod i\ 1. / i gam e.
m n 000 000 1 0 0
and
.M
oor*;
c
H
ighlanders
shut
mu
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copy
aent
on
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the sixth Dun- Dumas rolled to second, Crowe lift P ittsburgh 020 1)00 00x 2 7 I hl'iieliirig hits in the third and iiflh l Orlanu
room-. . DAILY N E w V -rt covers Brow1 to 0, in what is hcliev-.l real of the Freticb ace and Wim,ngr>.iu;ii.
: SLEEPIN G rooms ami apartm ents 1 rice IH.iOO.dt), cash down $5ihi no. ard County thoroughly which Is
t. M r doubled daw n th e le ft field cd to Klliott. No hits, no runs, no
, to lx
B atteries: Jones, Osborne and innings for a 3 to 2 win. !
fa
ste
st
gam
e
ever
play| for rent. 32(1 W. 1Mt St. Tel. 28. Bart Nason, 507 N a tl Hunk Bldg ;on« of the most rapidly growing
port bail the (test of II.-wilt
ta.fo r nU t h i r d hit, took third on errors.
w'I k . V 'r h" l,,cr'
Hnro
' e<l ill II ‘ tale league. The till,. t1 nV
(ionr.ulcx; Bush and Smith.
"
Die feature of U„. rmoni,,,- tnu wind l»(*i?ftn t»» stiffe n . At th r
I riFe l/nrtI
pitching battle while both .
peas Service Offered
■ rn e rV tff» r,< scoring a moment
E ighth Inning
^
tait
there
was
a
fust
tide
under
I secUon. on the F lo rid . C o w t
was I ■'
But seven hits were for Do.* iV
FOR R E N T .—3 unfurnished rooma. Ph',m' - 11'DETROIT, Sept
ed p crfei, support.
^baltenge *round him. and when the flood tide tsV i ° n RawBQn’s i single to right
S«mpU copj and r«tA card apon
AptM CoUu.l iffrt|ti)M ot ooaXtilal f t f
leg ist,
Mackie
grounded
to
M
yers,
|Vi.|
SKCOND
GAME
Ln
the
Davis
cup
a
t
the
G
erm
an1
,11
the
game.
Ferg.c.
Apply
803
W.
3rd
St.
IIQ.
Uh-i.da'4 •:»«-*.|xd
lomlof llrpkiat.. 8>r,r*, Pvak, Pi|», (Juan,
FORI' MYERS AB R | | Id
ra q a to t
ERKINS,
—
Haberdasher
gan
if
carried
him
a
long
way
I
allowed
fanned. Klliott grounded to Fris- f'lueago
1
Colts tail two lu t.,
III) 2(11) 120 til 12 I f a s u res-, |f
WANTED:
Stenographer.
‘
n o V.,rsb,„i- across.
0a*a >ai Maatoa. naiatltal Traakal 14,a,
P a rk a r singled to cen ter to open hle. No hits, no runs, no errors.
' game I*, .'nrid .\V* Tg
►ter* for C o l l e g i a t e '
3 <1 I)
while ,
it'g h lau d . 1 s found Vim .
P ittsb u rg h (Hit) 0(11 OIK)
| 7 r
■laaaaaf u l U„Iaj Ada. Atrial EiaMta,
Apply Dean-Berg C orpora
‘ *'*" 1 1v<* trium ph of W in.
FRONT room, twin beds, p riv u te '3 room house, screened front ADVERTISE In tlie Journal-H er
[• OrAwdr* ’ h h lf h r xHo seventh,
Tigei
«
.11
tluir
lift
First
Street.
Grandio,
if
|
Michel
in
addition
to
breaking
for fiv•
Myers flied to rig h t, Dunbar
'b'blist'.li over Rene I,iU„ t ill
Laa| Dlkuaaa taasa,WaWailal
Milktion. First National Bank
home, hot water. 212 W. 4th I porch, garage, lot 50 x 183. See
B atteries: K aufinuun and Hart- W irkli.dii, cf
ok aoBoadton .R ichardson's roller grounded to third, Allen flied to
ald, South Georgia’s g re atest] Wlaa tNtaa.
3
S en1
aim. upset all prece victory <n.-r ttie In
I
St.
“tiler mulch of the day.
Building.
Ten
o’clock
S
a
tu
r
owner.
A.
H.
Dunn
nt
G
lndem
lle
I. M yers, and scored an Ihthr’.' left. No hits, no runs, no error-. nelt; Koupal, Yde and Smith.
newspaper.
Morning, afternoon
Doran, ,:b
,|
...
'h ills m s ta rtin g .
lie left the ■! to I. Tw» kid ti
i MWit WHiiii iiiMmti tiartna
O B LA M
day morning.
JDRUG S T O R E - P r o - j
F ra tree's widely 1
I! il
weekly and Sunday.
Classified
M t >ftc r Priahio htt.l
Daniels, lh
|
bt'rald.vi Ihrca!..; rocks "! ‘ aja. (Iris Nez an hour ke m tin fir-i innil
N inth Inning
I
Is,
Drugs,
Soda.
We
are
i
I.ARGE
front
room
with
porch,
Viati.
:
* WW aH.uml stop and throw
(iiants
Beat
Braves
ju
te
a
10c
per
line.
W
uyrross
Jo
u
r
wit
li
•dugi'c..
i.y
B
lue
I
O'l!* 111\ , s
1
- • -21 FAMOUS FUNNY CLOWN*.
W heeler popped to M.vern, P a rk
>u as your phone.
and two beds, adjoins bath room, j
T in k e i,
o f T u m c f H k ro iin d h rfrfr the seeoml
faded from E l i " ?
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TH R EE GOOD HOMES
nal-H erald, Wnycrmia, Georgia
BOSTON, Sept. 10. (/!’) A fter ('ban. cv. 2 b
.'!
er did the same, thing. Richardson
Call
103
instantaneous
hut
wntor,
electricity.
■
Wells.
.
fi""
for
th.
wo
d's
7
.
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l.Tfu
r»
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,nwl'
Hu
he
fVi *V,
Wolluce ended thu rally with flied to Dunbar. No hits no runs, the tying the count ...............no run (tv. I lM
FOR SALE
j
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! Will uccommodate th rw , young
. ionships.
W':“ M " ,, am
in M arlin g th u s he 'a ll I lie I - I r rim«. Gil
P etrie,
4 jt'g ro u n d e r lo Wilson.
On very liberal term s
Daw np.,|
•to errors.
C
le\.-!:
.i.l
.tl
cwry
st,
brace
in
tin*
ninth,
the
G
iants
n
i
men
preferred.
Terms
reasonable.
W ithin 1 '
f ,
l!.‘"
accom plish the fe a t Iwfuru
Abram
tadcntoti
Flume 735 or 784-J.
All R H PO A
Btovc A F u rn itu re Co.
tlx* fit tli. "lien three J
nosed out the Braves in (lie IDh
Apply evenings 111 E. 8th St.
|
DODGE BROTHERS
•c 1 1 1
spfl,'(’ ,,f !l r,'w weeks
*» leu Imurs
jlioH, Sb
*'ox, rl
Seruvgs-Scoggins R ealty Co.
:i it o r. •>
1
B.
F
irst
S
treet
T..t . I .
inning, 3 to 2. in the final game
^ ‘ •at!!s l,c,
"r
" f *'»H
•'•b'hel, according l„ |,is com- hunch. I i" itikIum!
W ANTED— Respectable wliite wo
[heeler, If
Johnson
Masonic
Temple
Bldg.
•carry
a
full
line
:k
Dealers
It I • als in coiiMiicmg rnsfi- 1 >r
st ar t ed from Capo Gris only I",
of the series today. Frisch in sert NT. I'KI I
man for assistance in general FURNISHED bedroom fur rent.
jr k c r , c.
Foss, 2.1.
AB R I!
f.
"r
*
1
right.
Cash
or
305
Mugnuliu.
ed 11 triple that scored Mueller Johnson, :
Score
inning*:
house work. Good pay and nice
. , Sr ‘ ',r,'at of, ,,f' r"*ri* «5.J
at 8 :2(1 o'clock la s t evening
llchnrdsoo, cf
Vines, n
want your business.
3 u 11
NEW 3 room bungalow, $200 or
BELL GOOD USED CARS
'"(low ing 11m niphs o v o r '
'" 'l ,viag in St. M a rg a re t’s Ruv ( 'le vc Ian. I IXWIflUl
with the winning run.
Jackson Doyle, 2 h
home for rig h t purty. R. F. D.
less down pnyment. I.. Bland.
(19—
Room
h
for
Housekeeping
Box
188
or
phone
3703.
*
Del
re.
i
.'lixiO
O
fll
hurt his leg sliding to second base Blown, el
m
T o(als
Hylvun
l.uko
Ave..
F
irs
t
St.
next
Concrcto Co., gonorat
in the eighth ipul had t„ he re Bryan, If
Batteries: ltn.k*l«,l
I,,. „
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l
•wnm .iii.B lim e 11 hours
1025— Tudor Sedan
I AKKI..
I work, sidewalks, bulld- EARN *30.00 weekly in spare tim e 2 nice furnished housekeeping to Spring.
,
'l|M
Hie
mown
in
the
Hve
m
inutes,
1026— Ford Coupe.
lieved by F arrell at short.
(iib><*H
and
M
anion.
( I, Hole-.,
B ca/ier.
. (
J> irrigation boxes. J. R. ^ addressing envelopes a t home.
national
.,g|«.s ton. uainent next
- ________
rooms, firs t floor, no children
1026— Ford Touring.
Foster Edwards, form er Dart Allen, it
Ir. 1‘rnp.
•
K'llain. II.
ORLANDO, Fla., Sept. It) - ,/p,
wi-r.k III Forrest
Mills, \
y ;
=— =
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Experience
unnecessary.
O
rdinary
314
K.
5th.
TH R E E BARGAINS
Mdinston h, ,t
() ' ,.
Futv oy.
According to an announcem ent I." mouth pitcher, jeeentlv ncpiirc.l Austin, II.
clcgr hand-w riting. Write prom pt
1926 Ford Runabout.
life ^ H ro ta ls ......
i
27 1 3 24 10 1 W ilbur Flower of tills city, m rsi’. bv Boston from the providence Bio. k, ,
Fiaiw is,
jj'.'V
,5:!''
MHuiUgh
|.
willed
had
ly.
Crown
Mailing
Bureau,
1205
1926 Ford 1 -um Truck.
74—
Apartments
nnd
Flntw
16
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modern
Bungalow
b
u
ilt-!
:,,i7
CLEANING
CO.
Boii/ji.
•lent of the Florida Association of KAatern Lcuguu club, started fm llew II t.
2 n .1 I t
jo tl"' third set.
had (he g ,j,
Pontiac Bldg., Chicago.
1024—
Ford Light Delivery Truck
J.Vb a n f o r i )
jin
featuren.
Price
$£500.
Sm
all'
All It M PO A F, the A m ateur Athletic Union, (he the Braves and was relieved in the
I* " '" * ’ R epairing and
Boekley
:,n;1
'• i" bis -trokes („ L ,
down paym ent.
Illume
406
for
prom
pt
“ i«ley, rf...,„ ;i 0 2 0 0 0
FOR
RENT.-A
partm
ent
at
1620
T o tal('11
sack.
"tit
a
ttn.ipli,
'
iinnuul m eeting of thnt organi/n- ninth.
30
S3—Help Wanted—Male
II
able, s s ........ 3 0 l
Elm Ave. Private bath *md en
1 1
n tion will lie held this evening at
Score by innings:
I D.ilgen,
M ILLER O. PH ILIPS, Inc.
With j.t.ly one no iv victory n ref|trance.
y
Fmi M.vers ......... tl,)2 oi u non
5-Ronm Stucco Bungalow—good ;
itaa, c f............. 2 - 0 2 2 0 1 8 0 clock nt the llum iltun Hotel in New York I LYrgus,
«,d
N.
fllm-h
Am
erica's
hold
on
the
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b
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b
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r
p
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o
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1
W
ANTED.—
Loaal
man
to
reprelocation,
owner
anxious
to
sell.
i
,
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ls
h
u
rg
....
Itlltl
2
,
m
i
itiiu
ar#, 3 b ..........a
o n o 2 c W inter Park.
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n i s eup f(,r tin seventh year
"noKt AM.UN **4 Al*it, Ot tlu
*w.. base bit, Aindm
11.
FU R N ISH ED apartm ent, kitchen
f. M yers, 2 b ... 4 0 0 1 r. t
|
Totalrt
Mr. Flow er stated th a t the lead Boston
L’:i
Elm Ave. and 13th Street.
I. 27 1
,
i
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IJ"'
American
cap
juD...
lul.
Wickham.
S
u
.n
li
,■
and
bedroom.
1101
Elm
Ave.
«
7-Hoorn
house,
Centra]
Ave,
double!
A FBBRLL’M PKOORAM OF
.......... i i
;i 7 i> i ing athletes and roaches of the
002 000 000 (Ht 2 II 2 ham. t'baneey, Bryan. Menu, v.,
"in. Rrehard N. Willi,mm, f:lt d I
(trnlndo
garage.
•
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non
min
Wig#' il*............ 3 o o in o t state are expected to lie nt RolPRE-EMINENT
PERFORMERS
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d
B utteries: Greenfield, Scott ind
i) i th eir opponents I" ,-ttl«> the is,,,..
•r»B m trro G r a h n m Brolhers IMnlor coach**
om iu a DusmesH oi your own. w rite FOR RENT . - -8 room furnished
( asares. itiij-,'
i. , , .^V.i r 1
••‘<t inn mix
iMraon, r .......
2 0
I 3 I
r llns College today and tomorrow Florence; Kdwnrds, Benton, Ileum V" |,a
t.,,,*fel«f Him. Sng. CMh iM Cw»Im ).| Tl*
«.)
the
dnrrUe,
m
atch
with
J. W. Wuesnell, Box 87. Umatilla,
apt. first floor and garage. Call
F. F. DUTTON A CO.
PHONE 3
for tho Dcimrimcnt of SI reel K nil»avs. Dw
S a l «t tof Cm. m Ow iw H f,»,| fr.MiM
llaon, p
3 l i
o 2 0 to p articipate in and atten d the and Taylor.
Two hast b" h.
,a :;:," " 'rt
Si™** »'i: bv Hewitt
STEAM RRE 8 SERY Fla.
Th « ‘ '" I "ml J ic,,m s Brirgnon
'31(5 Oak Ave.
<• *m
iMim.fi, Umthi
Valdes Hotel Bldg.
Phone 858
1. D.d enport. 3. Diuilili' , , | ,, . ,\,, . Buckley.
I r o i t — |! ) s in a ll.
unniml n.pm tic m eet and thnt the
P"*.
pressing,
tailoring.
'b
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,e
A
iueruar.s
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p
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91—Legal
Notices.
Jf(15pWly .
27 2 10 27 I t 0 Florida Association had planned
B
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lo
«metto Avenue. Phan#
Mluni. I .. i t „„ nas,. •".r in (he national doubles la -(
r,M '• *"• ^
^
Bnxtklyn Wirm Third Gamp
CLA
SSIFIED
ADVERTISING
F'OK
RENT.-—Unfurnished
four
.
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Austin.
I
A'ft
on
base,
!
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^ ’.lUTwb
hit, iHHBiuy
Beasley 2. v>
Wilson
j * tiu base ■ui't
iiHon dits
" minimi
nu'cunjf
lo
r
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annual m eeting for the conveiiA confirmation of the high qimlUy, dcpfi’^
SALESMAN
PH ILA D ELPH IA , Sept. 10.'_(.(p) ers o; s i. P etersb u rg 3. Hit I.y | balls o ff Vi' 1 -'kelii-.'f (-,. r:!ls.. „„
TO K H A N K I ’AHK K it O il WHOM
room apartm ent. Palm etto Ave. 85— L oti For Sale
Itfnns, Dunbar. Sacrifices, Grown, h'tico of these visitors.
able H c ry ic c and lo ty -c a s t o p rriilin n rhnra(*|
•I; I'cigus i. s i i n, k
17' MAY CONCKItV:
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Phillie.M
closed
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N O T IC E Is horel'V g iv e n tlm t I. Admission and reserved seat
IcriHtie
of
a ll productsb e a r in g (7raha^J
. .. , 1 W. Y,A«i P jp p lf | ence on large papern. Must be Garner. Phone 010-W.
I'I'VS. Rollins and I'aiid.
FOR
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tickets on sale circus day at
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ant
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Robins
j.ut
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a
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FOR
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room
unfurnished
.ing*—
12800.00
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offer,
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tnruo
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(reekingI.
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o,
Sanford
Drug Co.
Same i
i
!?*n
POST.
Six
c#nt*
I
is
honest,
reliable
ami
a
plugger.
opartm cnt w ith bath. 1102 W. ward J. Grubb, 113 West Puupbin
m ountain on the sun. o ii
An o r d e r t h a t e v e r y o rR a n iz a llo n rcquinMR
e l ^ f t on base, B ru d en to n f?)
, In the Florida Asanciation the final inning. Cy W illiam s hit • heA oim
consecutive lsiuea. |
THE SANFORD HERALD
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ancient
Rome
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th.1st
Street.
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! IIJULS. \ . j*.. Sept. Ul
Ho cxpreaHcd tho
I r a n s p o r t a t i o n , ' w h e t h e r b y B un nr Tntflrj
sym '.ol of silence. Hence
i t ; , Fasti 2. S truck out by nopo th a t overy leading com m uni in his firs t tw o tim es a t bat, which " n r vns Mount Everest il", . tu
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is
in
form
.
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pression "..pi, ru sa"
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c o n fo llo w m i a n in f a l l i b l e eftiidc to jiididoi
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”
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the sta te would he represent* gave him ■ fe s t of three cansbeurose —nicui.ii.g "j,, s , , l(l
b
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.
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tivo hom ers th u t sta rte d w ith his
eonfi- , w p tk s national am ateu r g o lf tourn.b ^ W f la o n (E llio tt)). U m pires
denco.”
"m e n t agree to that.
l l«r pqd.W HitneU. Tim e 1:23.
Am ong Im portant item s to be last tim e a t the plate in y e ste r
Graham Brothers Truck*, with Dodji®
-to o T o CALL
handled a t tho s u t o m eet will be day's contest.
H E L L O - D O C - 1 J U t> T
n a lr"
I'layrng over li.,,
Brothers
3-4-Ton
Commercial
the loytion of officers and tho seFive pinch h itte rs delivered hits
D R O P P E D «N T O t>ACT (
v h»’v
\VntU T ' CUU? V yc*I«l*»y • with
^
l O lO K T
^
I
leetion o f delegates to th* N .tlo n Robins today.
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rticet 90 per cent o f all liaalinB rc4ip»,,>
LCAoem.
it w.il \ ' T ' h,K
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B atteries: Grim es. McWgeney,
Ibimoth distilling plant ocrow a t the sta rt „r th c ro,ln .
■ 'f f l
H O TEL OPENING
2Ton C!
' # fpttr atory building' utilI)cB* r y i C arlson, Deon,
J 'm J t f f o r h B needed p.dy two
B«echt, P ieru, F ab er and Wilson.
'“ Y ^ * o thirty vaM With
s tr o k ? f! d / lnlsh,'<l with n 75- three
B.-Detroit
,• ( ■»
W EST PALM BEACH. Fla
rounds TO. dispose of J a c k S h m .
& n% «l»P«clty of more
n t r o t i- ■ — vrf ' " ' ■?, , . f- m te .'
UP)— Opening and opera
' iW N icarag
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o th er com petit,,,, h aro L i ^
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or tillablo Ifnd.
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But Two Innings
lUPeeli-But Ten
a Bases
Firm Inning
Klliott grounded to short. Whcclor singled to left, P arker ground
ed to Wilson, Richardson akind to
Dunbar. Ono hit, no rutiM, no e r
rors.
Benslcy doubled to right, F ria
ble riled to center. Beasley war
‘" it nt third, DumnH walked, he
utolc second, Crowe grounded to
short. One hit, no runs no e r Both Teams Receive Setbacks
rors.
As KeHull Of Even Break;
Second Inning
Champions Win Opener, 2
T urner fanned, Bahr fanned.
to 1; Piny Miserably in 2nd
Wnllnce fanned. No hits, no runs
I no •tro ra .
^
nf f uriLVSS i .‘Voft
,,h s,‘w-N-«—
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Giants Nose Out The
Braves In 11 Innings
J;;! Vanliees I)efe
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is une ut
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LANEY
j|j-tif^eld This Season
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JOHNSTON ANI)
TILDEN DEFEAT
FRENCH STARS
(PALMS DEFEAT!COLTS LOSE I N
ST. PETERSBURGiFASTEST GAME
IN FIRST GAMEjOF THE SEASON 1!!;!
K
SANFORD 1 7
FRI. SEPT. H
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No
Insurance !
!
Far too frequently you see
words in our daily papers*
htW’"---
Florida Branch Of
A.A.U. Is To Meet
A t Winter Park
The savings of a lifetime are inM
vested in a business, a home or an au« >£
tomobile. At first MWe must insure;?
i t . is the thought that prevails but It
occurs less often as time rolls on and;
' We have gotten by so nicely and
saved a premium” takes it plat**
But just when {hat comfort
thought has lingered awhile,
comes!! What comes? Fire! Fire!
total loss! No insurance!*’
, 'ir ... «w«.xK »■ •;" «vfc* . - is s s x 'ffi
Think that over carefully, .theft^
consult our insurance department ;
The rates are surprisingly low.
R epeat Ordei
Confirm Qualil
!«5i"ni'di^ubr r ; o,7K
A share o f your .business
w ill be appreciated 5 1 !
Iff
! Bobby Jones In Fine
Form For Big Tourney
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IV, SEPTEMBER 11, >928
SANFORI
Spain Resigns From
League of Nations
Vk;
Unhurt As
When
is Autontobile
[te To Palace
GENEVA, Sept. 11 </P)_
Spain Unlay resigned fi uni the
League r»f Nntions.
. The
official
communique
reniln; "Tho Secretary General
of the Longue of Nations this
morning, received through the
Spuninh Counsel at (icneva, a
note front the Spanish govern
m ent giving formal notice ac
cording to article one of the
League convennnt. th at Spain
will withdraw from the League
on the expiration of two years
from date of receipt of the note
hy the secretary general.”
[Assassin
;d By P olice
feved To Have
rork Of Atiti
its In 2 Cities
DAUGHERTY SAYS
PAYMENT OF BIG
FUND JUSTIFIED
K FAILS
iI
....
YEARSAGO
Solon Bl
* * e r
m
nLiquor W ar
Ybor City
Breaks
TAMPA, Sept. 11.—W —T * 0 possession of a 250 gallon moon
men are dead and a th ird wounded, shine still.
' WVi
as a result T>f a liquor w a r which ; Hernandez nnd Olavareyo were
Theft Committed Friday Qn a ] broke out in Ybor city la s t night. sitting In the form er’s automobile Body of T. F. Hoy. Proprietor
When another car circled the block.
Of Cash Drug Store, Found
Train Out of Chicago Work The victims are Manuel Hein ftrtd Three men were reported in the
B u r s ts
8.
Conetto,
both
were
ehot
to
In
Establishment by flu te
Of Shrewd Criminals, Police
machine but were not recognised,
death
and
D.
Olavareyo,
who
is
su
f
at
Early
Hour Hits Moating
Olavnreyo
told
the
police.
The
And Postal Detectives Say
fering from a jn ille t wound in the glacbine returned, darted Into an
*Lley and n volley fpom shot guns
right leg.
|
, , < •
Angelo Campisi has been a r followed. Hernandez was shot in
rested es a suspect in the killing the right eye nnd killed Instantly.
3 F irm s W
“ !a *
of H crnandci and Antonio P arrln o Olavareyo was sent to a hospital.
and Vincenzo Campisi, bro th er of At the home of Campesi, >vas Man Leave* 2 Notes, One to
Mnn Known to Have Had Part Angelo are being held as m aterial Ion ml a shot gun smelling of
Wife, The Other Addressed
In $500,000 Theft la Now witnesses. Police L ieutenant J . H> freshly burned powdor. Campesi
•v
To
E. F. Lane of This City
Sought Hy Police Officials Ncpper, shot Conetto who he told the police he hod born hunt
claims resisted arrest. N epper whs ing yesterday with his brother ViaT. F. Hay, to, owner of th e Cash
CHICAGO. Sept. l i - f ^ - T h e released on his own recognizance CSnzo. Both were arrested.
After sending the brothers to . Drug Store, West F irst S treet,
ghost of the $500,000 Dearborn ponding the result of a coronor’s
William B. McKinley, retirin g
headquarters. Nepper with another |
found dead about 7 o’clock senator from Illinois, is reported
station mnil robbery in 1921 inquest.
gtalked today among investiga
Lieutenant Ncpper said H crnan- pol iceman went to the home of An- this morning in the prescription critically ill in a sanitarium ut
Sanford i m p r o v e m ^
tors
of
the
second
railway
robbery
dez
was slum following
u arrel jgel<>
, ing a qquarrel
|gel Conetto and were refused ad- room of the store, according to M artinsville, I ml.
>KPt T 11 — (AP— Defense CounHel Indicates
the sh eriff’s office, he took his own
in Illinois within lit! hours.. In the 11„.tween himself and Conetto over tniittnnee.
bonds,
totaling $l,S7f
There Were Good Hensons faultless moves of the three g u n -J
life. Brooding over ill health and
Bsolini. Italy’s preand
bearing
a rate o f Ini
financial m atters were assigned
fiisdst leader, today
For Payment of $7,0011,0(10 men who took a shipment of $135-1
of
five
and
a half per i
hy
friends
as
the
cause
of
his
ac
v third attem pt
To Allen Interests Hv l'. S. 000 in currency from a G rand I
tion.
wero
sold
today
by the X
Trunk
mail
car
yesterday,
detect|
h is life within a
Mrs. Hay found tho body of her
ivex professed to see a touch o f |
Commission
at
a
specif1 "
NKW
YORK
Sept.
l
l
t
/
P
i
husband on the floor of the Drug
tmete Giovnnnini,
sionMayor
Forfeot
One defense indicated by cross ex the running that planned the D ear
Store
nnd
she
im
mediately
sought
linn stone cuttei* am ination of the chief witness so born mail rubbery five yearn ago
aid. I)r. T. W. Langley was sum
and Commissioner^
|)omh against his fa r in tho trial of H arry M. Daugh They sought among others, H ar
moned nnd he announced th at the
Choae
and E. F. He ”
old
W
atkins,
upon
whose
head
ev
us the premier erty and Thomas W. Miller on
man had been dead for some time.
were
present.
# it'tfn
of bribery is th at payment er since bus been a price of $5,000
An inquest was deemed unneces
driven from his charges
Tho
purchase
price
of $7,000,000 by ihc United States as one uncapturod principal in tho
sary by local authorities, it was Hearing For Canton Head Of
the o u tsk irts of the to alien claim ants was justified Dearborn plot, " n ig Tim" M ur
entire Issue was a n
INilicu Ends Abruptly After \fnyor
Statistician
Claims Movement For Coming Season announced.
Chini I’nluco where he The form er attorney general and phy, labor leader, but lately re N o te ’
as $ 5 7 1 iW ’
Two
notes
woro
found
near
the
Estimated Hy Agricultural body, addressed to Mrs. Hay and
Inst:. Iment System Ruins
A Two-Day S cshIoo;
$000,000
in public u tility
.
the form er alien property custodian turned from prison, was one of
ding crowd gathered aro accused of accepting $1191.000 several sent Jto Leavenworth for
Department; Estimate Big E. F. Lane, n friend. Mr. Hay
Ing Cuse Caused Removal This is equivalent to W
Bunini ts Rut Thinks Lull
policemen were in in bribes as return for com pensa the holdup and W atkins was call
plus $1,270. The gene1
ger Thnn for Past Season returned to his home about 10
Is
To
Ho
O.
!y
Temporary
je c tin g th e assailan t tion of all claims for wur-time ed M urphy's aide.
|
o’clork Inst night nnd a fte r ta lk
CANTON, 0 „ Sept. 11— (A*)— tions totaling $925,000
Dgrnnce.
There was, investigators . . .said
seizure of German-owned stocks
ORLANDO, Flu., Sept. I l —(>V) ing to his wife nnd baby, presum The Clinton Civil Service commis $925,000 or par.
. . ', W E L L E ?’ V HILLS. Sept. 11.
Im aintalned his custo- of the American Metal Company a suggestion • of, an inside- j..b
The bond purcAastra
m l _ (/r)_ WhllL. mo„t thinKi, ,)oint to — Florida’s com m ercial‘citrus crop ably retired in another room. When sion Monday -night will nnnounco
I and continued to the
demanded the cu r several vchts of prosperity a ’diz- movement for the coming season Mrs. liny did not find her hus- Ita dceUiot) w hether Mayor S. M. spy-Stewnrt Co.. Ethridgi
Documents subm itted at W ash that‘ tho handlts
"
‘
At his order, the ington in order to obtain money rency sack by its official number
of 1926-27 will be 17,000,000 boxes, I
"> 5is room this morning, she S w a rt-’ dism issal of 8. A, I^ngol of New York City, ana
Iterate issued a man- were perfectly truthful. Kichnrd If they had known another number tinet decession In business and according to the estim ate iinnounc- went to the^tir.ug store to in v e s t as police chief shall stand or Warlow A Co., of Orlando,
Ihlack sh irts, enjoining M erton, Herman copper m agnate they m ight have obtained $150, | possibly a napic within the next ed today by the division of crop j Pn|j ’whether lie shall he reinstated.
purchasers are to pay all
ig th at there be no And form er arm y captain, testified 0011 more in a sack which John i two or three years would not be and live stock estim ates of the
Mr. liny had been a resident of
The reinstatem ent hearing In crued interest to the d a ta .
surprising",
Roger
W.
Babson,
[reprisals,
y esterd ay . They showed, lie said Kelly, veteran rnilway mail clora head of the Bnhson statistical or United States D epartm ent of Ag Sanford for 16 months. He was a progress since Wednesday, ended livery, Mayor Lake said. ■,vjQ
mil d irec to rate of the th a t Germ an owners of u seized 49 kicked into a corner.
pharm acist a t Mobley's
Drug abruptly today w ithout Longer*
The to tal am ount .to b«
ganization told delegates to the riculture.
|t.v announcing th at per cent of stock in the American
OrtuigcH, including tangerine*, Store for a year. He then opened counsel calling 11 single witness in city for tha bonds sold
Kelly and another clerk wore National Annual Business confer
jam has saved Musso- M etals Company had transferred held up on the southw estern ou t
aro estim ated at 9,600,000 boxes n store on F irst Street. Although rebuttal to testim ony of th irty considerably m ore th en
Jy.” issued an appeal their claim yt -the Soriete Suisse skirts of tho city, and the sack ence, hero today. Such n decline and grapefruit atl 7,400,000 boxes, he came here from Kissimmee, he witnesses introduced hy thp may
bonds bearing a r a ta o f
would he only tem porary he ad
no reprisals.
l.n*t season the commercial crop tun! lived most of his life in Madi or’s counsel.
Pour Valgurs lies Metaux.. They containing payroll money was ded. but when it eomes it will bo
*t* jper cent, M ayor L *ha
, occurred a little a fte r did not reveal, however, th a t a thrown to waiting accomplices tho rosult of the over extension amounted to 14,700,000 boxes of son. He wns born in Montlrello.
" f am confident ns to w hat foe statem en t to,
He
was
n
Mason
nnd
a
member
of
t this m orning.
The m ajority of th e stock in this cor A few minutes later the trio jum p of the installm ent business which w>
outcome will be; I know tho cql$f
8,200,000 were oranges and
tho Shrine Temple of Jacksonville. will not ho reinstated by tho coin - “A t th e
a sido window of the poration of a n eu tral country was ed us the train slowed down for a today is cHting-Unto the vitals ol 0,5> ,000 grapefruit.
authorised," }
[to the eurth before it Germ an owned. M erton’s cross ex station nnd aped toward the city in business like a cancer.
The crop is heavy In some sec He is survived by his widow ami mission as now constituted,MJam es tfm p tsted to
baby.
tho autom ohilo pro am ination will continue when the the train slowed down for n s ta
Ammurman,
counsel
for’
L
fbgsl,
" Readjustm ent would bring in tions, but fo r th e state us a whole
r a t a t six T
Tho body will be sent hy Miller
explosion was terri- tria l If resum ed Monday.
tion und sped toward the city in dustries to g reater heights th aj the setting of fruit was lighter than & Eripkson tomorrow morning to said. "I- shall appeal the c o n , to mUsioners;
.
fix
the
um
uunt
of
bond."
aur passersby were
was
anticipated
from
the
heavy
Two chocks, said M r.’ Merton in a waiting motor car.
ever," he added.
eia)
stren
g
th
*4"
Madison
where
funeral
services
nnd
The
chief
was
removed
by
th«
bloom
and
storm
dam
age
late
in
direct exam ination, for $.'1,500,1157
"Business at the prosent tim e is
One theory being followed to
hurinl will take place.
m ayor for alleged bungling of the th a t the bond* shot .
was im m ediately nr- nnd $2,053,022 w ere delivered to
good, considering the country as a July cut o ff the expected increase
day
was
th
a
t
yesterday’s
robbery
investigation Into the m urder of of Interest of fit#
pollco A tonts, escort- him in his New York hotel room
on
the
east
coast
und
caused
some
was the work ’ of a well known whole. Wo aro in a period of pros
Don
R. Mellott, Canton publisher,
slor’s autom obile. He hy Mr. Miller.
damage
in
other
portions
of
the
11era use of the
perity ahead of us, hut most A m er
and fp r Ul* alleged. I
arrived in Rome today prohibition law he did not know bootleg gang. Police said they had ican people are living in a fool’s state. Although there will be a
informed tho gungsters were
eTi/Wni of intlniocy holween hltns l\ sliVncra In
[and t h a t be enmo into where to got drinks for his guest been
_ , ,
material
increase
in
production
this
miradino
and
may
be
rudely
aw
akplotting to hold up an armored
and known luw violators.
thQ Alps, being ult a t
•eaxnn, th s forecast is for a pro
in thv prico th* Isaqw
hn gi»vo in celebration truck with .$250,000 in payrolls and eiuxl a t any tim e.”
Ben Riulner and Louis Mazer, suiting In a g re at saving oi
ra* th e tlKUUl ruOtfis So bo got th e late John T. King
"The best conditions exist on the duction well under the seasons of
two of tin* trio Indicted for tho nst to the
[without passports or then Renublican national tfomnnt- believed the plans had been sh ift Pacific coast and in the Oklahoma 1923-24 and 1924 25.
he taxpayers,
taxpayers.
T aa
ed a t the last minute. It was
m urder of Mellott wero nnmed ns is onu half per
loeuments.
Oranges show an increase in pro
cent a year,
fjf
.
'
Jftjp
teenian for Connecticut, t n g e t two known to the gunmen, police said section, the poorest in Minnesota,
among those perm itted to be on
kin is a native Itnlian, bottles of cham pagne for him.
issuo sold today,"
today,"' GL
During the month of August too intim ate term s with the police entire Issuo
that the truck had been addition Iowa, Nebraska, Florida and the duction on early and midsensen
' iinlice. The authoriHockey Mountain states, he said fru it and vnloneins. Gni|M'fruit »■* there were 325 cases tried in the
"Tho price paid fo r thp
The Germ an copper m agnate
nis journey to Italy gave guild cigarette rases as sou ally armed lately ns n result of the The Babson chart, n composite more spotted with an increase less Municipal Court, according to tin* ax was Carl Studer, who faces nil sue is fa r in excuse of p
tip
and
that
the
sm
aller
loot
could
additional
liquor
conspiracy
charge
til and directed by venirs to Miller and King, who hail
barom eter of all lines und all sec th a t was expected earlier in the monthly report that is to l»e filed
ccntiy ohtained by other
ulong with Mazer.
knti-F ascists, notably arranged introductions for him, and probably be obtained with less tions. rmw stands a t 12 percent season.
politics fo r bonde of like et
at tho m eeting of the City Com
danger.
Controlled
Police
.
Production of tangerines is es mission Monday.
|n) I’nris. They point Jess Sm ith, D augherty’s
above normal.
rightTho price obtained on the f
Of this num
"Riulner,
Mazer
and
Studer
nnij
The
Grand
Trunk
robbery
oc
Paris anti-Fuse ist hand mnn, who shnred in tho ne
"Labor is quiet, money is easy, tim ated ut 115 per cent of last ber 53 wore dismissed and 13 wero
others of th at Ilk have run the po llko ch aracter hayo not
ire delgi Itnlumn s w gotiations. A fter dinner the oth curred near the rig h t of way of commodities are stable and most
I
T
;
K
.
Y
,!iV
vear
h,\
transferred
to
the
County
Court.
lice departm ent mere thnn Lengel such price in cities w ith a ,
tho
Illinois
Central,
on
whose
iff" liuiucheii an unti- ers asked Merton to go nut hut he
industries are enjoying a »good
has,"
H. C. Pointus, the m ayor’s assessed valuation and - $L
crack
Now
Orleans
Limited,
speed
'^Condition
of
the
fru
it
is
good
Uhurges
of
disorderly
conduct
npaigo with the slogan testified "I dill not go out, because
volume of business, but there ate
counsel
declared in summing up population th an 9 a u fo rd .J ^
ing
toward
Champaign,
three
ban
«
n
d
°th
e
cro
p
'
as
'n
w h o l e
e
.
f
f
i
I
K
l
i
s
t
,
totalling
93.
Traffic
fycott Italian goods.”
having *7.000.000 in my pocket, I dits obtained $500,000 in diamonds three flies in tho o in tm en t First
testim
ony.
"These men have con
The
first
car
()f
»violations
cnnie
second
with
58
" It shows th at the ~
nt m easures to keep di.l not feel like going, out."
the foreign situation, which is still than last year.
Wednesday night only to he cap very had; second, the Installment g rapefruit has already moved and cases, closely followed by charges sidered them selves above tho law world considers Sanford
attack secret to avoid
N ext day. Merton said, ho gave
for drunkoness with 49 cases on nnd they have been encouraged by most substantial and
[ere taken immediately Mr King $1191.000 in Liberty Bonds' tured 12 hours later in a hay mow. business, which is anting the vital* oranges will stnr* within a few the monthly docket.
lawyers, a disgrace to their p ro cities of Florida."
30
miles
from
Champagne.
They
out of the American poople, and days.
in successful th at vir front a lilork of $544,000 paid on
fession,
who are always ready to
During
the
month
there
were
21
are
in
jail
there
under
total
bond
F rank P. Forster, pn
Shipment from the state by
third, the fact that the m anufact
tue on tho stre e ts had l|i,. claim as commission for far
of $900,000.
truck continues to increase in vol- cases of people selling liquor in defend them. They could nut-have the F irst National Bank, WAT
uring
capacity
of
all
industries
ex
diluting the negotiations.
The
|iei»il on [‘age 2)
umo but there is no complete r e - 1this city, 17 arre sts on rhnrges of grown rich ns they have without unt at the special msetlng
ceed the consuming power."
governm ent has yet to introduce
cord
o f this movement and the coni-. assault and th reats, and 15 cases the protection of the police d ep art asked by Mayor Lake to
Touching on the stock market,
V fcvidenin connecting the defend
ment.
morclal crop as reported and u:» of vagrancy.
an o p in \n as to the o ffb f'
he
predicted
a
decline
of
80
points
“ Studer and Mazer rulod the po
an ts with the $1191.000.
O ther charges listed on the rrfor the bonds.
*•
in from one to three years with the estim ated for the coming season!
departm ent.”
added advice th at “thoso who wish does not include the truck move-j port to tho city commission were: lice
Mr.
F
orster
said
he
Meanwhile Studer was finding
.D riving while drunk, 7; Minor himself enmeshed In a scries of cir. tho offer subm itted by t t
tn render a real service today can mont,
Production of oranges and g rape-ioperating car, 1; Breaking glass cum stancos following his testim ony ment brokers an “excelle
do so by storing up cash pending
the next panic rath er than hv hay fru it has been us follows in pro- „n the street, 1; operating a car before the commission yesterday fo r tho Issues offered. ■
ing securities a t tho present time.” ceding seasons:
without lights, 9 : violation of tho when ho donled th a t ho sold hoot- ford banker made
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Sept.
Sept. I I .—< /ri-R ep o rt*
1918- 10—
one hour parking law, 11; contem pt Icg liquor und nporatod disorderly talk on municipal hoqf^
>RK. Kept. II.- ffl*)- to TOKIM.
the vernacular newspaper to I I —(/P)— Norma Small wood, of
O ranger G rapefruit Total
of court, I; business without li
[“fiery d ragons" of Chi- day from Hiroshim a say th a t n Tulsa is Miss America of 1920.
8,900,000 cense, 3; gam bling, 6; carrying houses. Police who had reloaaod and afte r ho hod
5.700.000 3,200,000
him on bond yesterday on tho Commissioner* com
rn ailili'd to the unininl severe rainstorm flooded tho city
This y ear’s specifications for
1919- 20—
concealed weapons, 11; resisting
Inf the New York Zoo subm erging 20,0011 houses. Twenty perfoct beauty as indicated hy her
6.500.000 12.500.000 arrest, 5; driving car on rim, 5; charge of nporating disorderly for* and then dosed, I
7.000.
000
houses sought for him all night
v are g ian t lizards, persons are reported dead and u m easurem ents are: H eight five
’ 7TJ
1020- 21—
escaped convict, 1; shooting in tho with two w urrants charging p er
JACKSONVILLE,
Sept.
11
-4/Pi
13.200.000
long, th a t weigh 200 num ber injured and missing.
feet, four and one-half inches;
8.100.000 5.100.000
city limits, 1; breaking and e n ter jury. lie surrendered this morn|h , and whose forebears
Railway communication between weight 11H pounds; neck 12 inches; — During the season Sept. I, 1925 1021-22—
ing, 2; larceny 3; suspicious ch ar inpr nnd wits locked in tho city jail.
|<nibluriinud on the Chi- Kobo and Shimonoseki have been bust 33 inches; hips 33% inches; to July 30 ,1926. a total of 71.371
7.300.000 6.1100.000 13.300.000 acter, 4; and riding a bicycle on the
Ho was still thero tonight, unwaist
24
1-3
inches;
thigh
19%
f"r 1,000 years.
They suspended as several hriges were
carloads of perishables were ship 1922- 23—
ahlo
to ruiso the $2,600 bond re
sldowaik,
1.
16,000,000
yesterday from the swept out. The city is described in inches, calf 12% inchaa; ankle 7 ped from Floridn, according to the
0,700,000 7.200,000
quired on each of the perjury
report of L. M. Rhodes, commis 1923- 24—
|cb inland of Komodo, in the dispatch ns "a sea swirling Inches.
charge*, ______________
12,400,000 8,000,000 20.400.000
U nh p clag n , where they mud," most of the telegraph and
The IK year old successor to Fay sioner of the stato m arketing hu:
>Ireii.
telephone linos in the region being Lamphicr, Californian last year’s reau.
1024- 25
W EST PALM BBACM
b
11.000. 000 8,200,000 19.200.000
Approxim ately. Mr. Rhodes esti
say the dlsrovery and down and news of the disaster ia Miss America, was selected from
Sept. 11.—(A1)—G e rtru d ^ ^ J
73 contestants from as nmy cities mated 750,000 boxes of citrus were 1025- 26—
these' giant lizards is extrem ely meager.________
first woman to swim
0,500.000 14.700.000
BOSTON, Sept. 11—GF)—th o
8.200.000
last
night
hy
10
out
of
15
artists
consumed
In
the
state
nnd
canning
|<nosi im portnnt'ZonlogiChannel,
has been
major
portion
of
the
prim
ary
vote
nnd
IHustrnlors
who
were
the
factories used 435,000 boxes.
mmlern tim es. They
Competitive ewimnext Tuesday in President CoolBEGINS FLIGHT TODAY
judges.
Miss
W
ashington,
M
ar
ones in captivity. EvHtream In k teWgram *
idge’s home state is expected to
jorie Joesting, won the other five
PELTZ E ft WINS RACK
znl museum in the world
to Dudley Field Malonebe
drawn
out
only
through
local
BELLEVILLE.
III.,
Sept.
1
1
votes.
Roger to obtain living
sage wo# -d g n e d b y
it leg of contests.
7P)—S
ta
rtin
g
on
the
first
TAM
PA.
Sept.
11.—(ff)—S
heriff
The slim beauty has bluo eyes
BERLIN, Sept. 11— (/P)—Dr. O t
'f’wo automobiles, one driven by T
(since 1012, when P. A.
Governor Alvan Fuller, racking L. M. H iers of Hillsborough coun m anager of .tha Polm-J
y Flald,
and
long
chestnut
hair.
She
was
to
Peltzer, German distance ru n tfc ratu rn flig h t to U n g leev
(j.
Keith,
white,
and
the
other
by
Dutchman, firs t reportNorfolk,
Va.7
the
arm
y
dirigible
nation on the Republican
.
re
ty 1 said-today th a t ho I* ready to
Mabel Lawrence, negro woman, chosen not only for perfection of ner, won the 1,600 m eter race to TC-5, le ft Scott Field n ear hero ticket 1« unopposed $s is the
io D«mlistence.
Dam appear before Governor M artin
collided Frldny a t -tho Intersection face und figure but for personality day a t the track and field m*et
llam A. an a prove th a t tho charges alleg local Ufi>a«vi!lff cyrah;
ocratld candloata Col. Wliili
[gered, tho lizards make of Sanford Avenue nnd Seventh intelligence and poise.
of the C harlotenburg Spot Club. early today.
Tho chollsqga
Gaston. i
ing misconduct in his office, aro
1
I
I
■’
—"
*iiig noise like oscaping S treet, according to a report made
She won f irs t p rlte Thursday l»- —s i.uiif. swim iff ean t
Senator
William
M.
B
utter,
apt
ridiculous
apd
.unfounded.
[eir flashing, red, forked to police headquarters.
night for appearance in evening
pointed fa November, 1914, by
Tho fh sriff’s statem ent follow o ffer from M
*rt in and out of th eir
Mr. K eith’s car was overturned dress. Last year b ay Lanphlet
Governor Co^ to fill out t^ e uneg- ed ahnouneam ent from Tallahassee Miss Bderle '
a m anner th a t could and he received bruises, it was took third place in this event.
nirVd term of the late senator th a t a num ber of affidavits had winter U h *t
*** less tim id souls th an said. The negro wom an was not
Lodgo is unopposed for th e Re. bran subm itted to the governor he would ra t
Miss Smallwood Is an a rt stud
man believe th ey were injured. C harges of reckless driv ent, u sophomoro in the Oklahoma
publican nom ination, while form er alleging th a t statu tes sgnlnst gam Commetpe
Ire.
Ing, placed against both drivers College for W open a t Chlckasha
senator David I. W alsh is w ithout bling and liquor e ra not enforced swim meg*
J \t. '
------in th e ,w rie r;,
an opponent on the Domocratie
Nies arc covered w ith will he heard by Judge W. E and she plane to continue her etudU rging 8anator Jam es A. Reed organisation of th# club,
M scales th a t resem ble W hite in Municipal Court Mon les there. L a te r she m ay accept of Missouri as the Democratic can- » Signor* of th# petition or* as ticket.
’ ■•
" A f f i d a v i t s were tho result of cack c a m le f r
■ome motion picture contracts.
[nml along th e ir back and day morning.
on Investigation conducted by E. net# and speam U D
didata fo r president, a "Reed For follows! P. W. Gray, 0 . O. ZahnMiss Lanphler la credited with P resident Club" ho* been organ vmn, Qua W. Newman, Geo. Kin$He saw-odged strip es a l
L Cobb, In which it.Is alleged he a M 'b a r i d t a ^ y
having earned $50,000 on the sto fe ised a t Longwood, it was an
._ in
... the city and
luviated w ith dragons.
found 101 piece*
end otherwise since winning lost nounced today.
suburbs^ w here intoxicating liquor
| are short and stubby and
,
..
has four sh arp clawrf.
year.
•
A petition recommending the IT, Mrs P.W. Gray, C. O. Black,
ttg announcement on
1run fa ste r th a n a man.
fighting Missouri sanator ‘ to thh “ *. Jeanette Black.’ Margie Fox.
r
Public
Sold At
Plus $1,270;
. Issue ...... . ,
III Health, Financial
Troubles Are Blamed
Dearborn Robbery Is
Recalled By Officers
Buy b ra d
Sale Price
High'In Com)
With Other
OUSTED CHIEF IS
TO HEAR HE FATE
ON MONDAY NIGHT
BUSINESS SLUMP CITRUS FORECAST
IN TWO YEARS E IS PLACED AT 17
BABSON’S BELIEF MILLION CRATES
Slny-
1
325 Cases Tried In
Municipal
Court
During Past Month
Tulsa Girl Chosen
0 Collection 20 Reported Dead in As Miss America In
York’s Zoo Japanese Rain Storm National Contest
lery Dragons
Florida Ships Many
Perishables Recently
Gertrude
ChallengedTt
Outlook Quiet In New
Hampshire P o l i t i c Misconduct Charge
Ridiculous, A sserts
Sheriff L. M. Hiers
Two Cars Collide
On Sanford Avenue
Gulf Stream ,
ST T O SSR fl,
‘Reed For President’ Club H as Been
Organized By Longwood Democrats
ManyPleas To Come
Before Pardon Board
la y ’s
|ified Ada
bungalow fo r sale w ith
»h p ay m en t...■
^cro farm for rant.
clerka w a n te d • ’
\
l.uied earn for,
|tN Claa$|fi«d Ado,.Uoe
tions for clemency will come before
the S tate Board of Pardons a t the
aeml-ennuul s e s s io n to o p jn J b e r e
Tuesday, according to a list mage
public today by M n-B ew l®
Porter. Secretary- T»>« Boards
session has been the case for the
s M r & w s r tM ? 8
S - S ’t t o r . ( * S m c n t . .nil pleM,
■&rw"’k
f t W S S lt U .'S *
M. Dqffsy, Mr*. T. B. Sta$f*o»,
other voters of the United States,
k Santo, Dorothy Santo* C.
is being circulated in Semlnola
Cain/Freda Clark* dW.’S.
county, and mure than 60 signers
aflOF. Douglass Berman, B.
hgva bran obtained.
T jU ed is odslaimed a* «. J.iChrwmtrratrcTN. North, 8. P.
, Fl*„ S#pL U.
roll. H a w Hall, C. C. Jaekand oil*American, an Im*
Dade City Bank To
Re-open Boon
r fe * w s
during
» «m,
* *la wom rigbt*/*J
"Awo*.
colt
II
jpolevsorf tstatra*
sh
‘ accompany-
o M
Charge Negro With
Passing Bad Checks
Sanford woe brought bock Friday
from Laha*
0.- 0 . ’ S tei
checks Wl
for •»#'1
H *^
•-
•
fide-its, a local newspa»y, there la one place
an alleged lottery l» eon-
am 8« Vnown
�KB
Removal
■COJ
• r ''-Warranty' W A»n
SE1-4 o f N tV .l4 .tb f-sectldh 41 to
21 ap llth -ra n g e'Ji E-10 notes,
•- tU E tiL O , C o W '^ f t * 10.-4**)—
Fletojiei’-Bulffer RCatty .C o,} to
W. CV Hill to Bond-Hill Lum ber
Tlie, dream Qf every Am erican
Co.,
beginning
NK
corner
o
f
lot
Mnguoiln
Heights, irte.. Inti 113,
school boy—th a t on th e firs t day of
rapkln 30 E ast.
f - ■; ‘/.Kv.school he would journey w ith lag- 3, Robinson’s survey.
114, Franklin .TcrrncB.
»f
Vlbla C. O rcutt lo L ata
Meisch Rcnlty Co. to A rth u r
f i n g feet tow ard “ Im prisonm ent"
Isiwrcncc Lnwton to J. E. BurSen- .’ only to .fin d the school house gone Peacock, lo t D, block 12, tier I» E 'ey V i BO feet, lots 1 a n d 2„ block irons; SKI-4 .of NE1-4 and S l-2 of
ii M aine addition.
, \A
* rm n n —
been fulfilled for a dozen It. T ro ffo rd ’s map.
o f N E l-l,.rtofF section 33 tp
Louis K ruy to W alter W. Reed ' E tta and J. O. P ack ard to MEx r(J1W1-4
,,
r ,_ . _ ‘pupils a t Silonm school, :I0 miles
tV£ «
lots 2K2 to 2!W inclusfve, and lot* Isaac, lots 1 to 24 iric lu ilv ^ b lftc k , '"1 H*,ulh r0 "K?
o n S | S0Ut*1 of hore'
, . » ° “ ®l The school house bud p it burned. 374 to 381 inclusive, O. J’. Swop", i I ; lots 1 to 24 incluulve, hloO kJt; I U. ( - Fellows to H ester If. FolSnnford C ountry Cl«)> F.stut*' ■Uota 1 to t 24, block fij lots 1 t o l l , j lows, p art of block A. M arkham
I t had vanished a fte r an hour of
Leonnriiy,
10— </P)— .searching a teacher found it on the to
... John
...... (l.
... ..
.
, . |..i * 7.’. ami .•’. 'b lo ck 0. plat of F. T. W lllinins’ro- Pork Heights.
ofdod March 2D, 1025.
:
‘
tbija’ o f ythft progressive 1farm of A. J . Price, with the f o i - 1C rystal Luke Club,
dlvido |>owar In the stn tc ,owi"K ">Rn attached: “ P r i v a t e ----------------------- -....
nrouertv— no tresnussinjr.”
t^ |f 'W is c o n s in ratifie s property— nt» trespassing." Price
moved the building Ins-huso of
■ij-dr* R epublican voters some controversy within the ranks
'n ^ T uesday’s p rim ary , of the school hoard, of which he is
lletttj-riro g fen slv e mn- a member.
|d by G overnor Bluine
• tti •L
i ufollettc
- i ^ w hite flannel ensemble con- • - - - r f l i a t a a sen ate air.ts of sk irt and topcoat of the
L- Ijcn ro o t, h u t flannel.
The white silk jersey
uJEJ*! 4 r ; i*Lai.e nomi- 'ju m p er worn with the suit is
m a f U w a n u b i ,r ^ t.triped in two shades of chine blue.
WHOLE MILK i
■Qrrin jfteup. W ith the g o v -l,1^
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ttflfc '- ft* an ti-B lain e fo rces!; I P '
W v e 'ltta u p p er hand in tlm . I r
'o u t all b th o r 's ta tn elective L,-*•’ ’w ill be in th e hands of I T
jftfoIlotte-Blulrin faction. Com- id
ib .o f tho sta te assem bly still |l
.jjodelued b u t’ a sh arp tussle i I
sM n 'co n serv ativ es and p ro g re s -1 '
“ la p resag ed J the consorva- i
“ td o • it*i ' a p p a re n t gnin of
"in the stflto senate.
m u rm ari,’ b re ak in g w ith th e ,
•“ W 1 JrTPu V 9f th e younger L a - 1 ] \J n
( ’n n C l l I i r
l< K (UKAM PROMOTKS
H u tu ,.b u t claim ing to he .guided
" V d ll n O U r
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Office 112 East 2ndSt.
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ANNOUNCING THE INSTITUTION <)|,> \ D^j
DELIVERY SERVICE OP OUR
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P asteu rized Product
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MILK, CREAM, BUTTER, BUTTERMILK
EFFECTIVE, MONDAY, SUIT, |;| '
G IN D E R V IL L E
Cash G ro cery
4 l.lis. Sweet
W v.iJfti term ed th e “ Madison ring cun I
Ih d o liw u b / ttidat#.’’ Indications today w e r e
O td K ItS
i 5overn“ r H ,ain‘’ would r e - ! 1 n I |
. ..
H W ^eely e 20,000 p lu rality over S enator lU I J ) S . r O i a l l t ' S
U snroot fo r the llepuhlican nom i-.
^ Mlitioti. A lthough Lenrnof piny«««)
"Ion# hand and comlucted an i n - 1
dent cam paign, forces oppos-. ] ( ) L b .S . S l l l f l i r
I ' t f tho tilnine
Blaine group saw this
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“ liT’aa th o result of deflection
th e fo rm e r Unified prngres« forces.
ante had a p. lu rality, of 73 i7 Over A. It. H irst, coiisorviitiv.*
bllcan, two years ago. Young
Lafoliette made a personal
for the support of the entire
resalve ticket, which im lodol
itto fn e y n en e ru l Kkern.
(red)
5 -lc !!
(fine)
Maxwell House
Co l‘lee
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fiROCHRTKHIA
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION,
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N o . 2 ( i m S < i u r r ! u ‘m c s
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10 Lhs. .Huffir ( Kino) - - - - .05
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To Create An Estate of Fri
f lilfitfitfiSfiffitfiifiifitfilfilfilfiififfiUiiliSifiyiifitfitSSfilfi
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Burgess Milk Products Compai
■> always nf.> m onloritig n f„r
’• Out onlv aloltconn: and |sibil
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10 v e ry p e n n y y o u s p e n d a I
till A ft11* s t u f f Itrino.s \i>n
i t s til m u st in v n lu f a n d
p u re , lu s ty ip c ilit\.
V uii
d u m il h a \ «* In v.pil fm
“ s p e c ia l s .’’ e v e ry p ric e is
“ s p e c ia l," i|iia lii>
n u is id e re il.
PK O yW K SB f
h at shall we have
1'Ci!1
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S u lta n a Red Kidney
B ean s, No- 2 C a n .....
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Quaker M aid Cherries
. Red P itted in Syrup ..
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' A & P Baked Beans With
M tl Tom ato Sauce, 3 Cans
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A& P Ketchup
1 4 Oz. B o t .,....
Hue P eter Sardines
P ure Olive O il.... .
.... r Jkquot Club
I p ih g e r Ale, Bot.
(lends.
Every dollar of your money under state supervi
at all times.
Every dollar secured by first deeds of trust on |
other’s W ashing
proved Real Estate.
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VlMII'•",K
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Based on $ 1,000 you would deposit $6.00 per me
for approximately* 124 months, or $720, when
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would receive $1,000. i
Should you die at any lime after your first def
your estate would receive the full $1,000, plus 85
cent of all your monthly deposits, plus 8 per cent. J
Two Cakes Medium mmi
Ivory with One Dozen
(«uesl Ivory
Kxlra
Fancy, Doz.
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withdrawn at any time on demand, plus 8 per cent (ft
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Eighty-fivo per cent of your monthly deposits can]
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Campbell’s B eans With
fifo
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loice o f Variety, 3 C an s..
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Only $6.00 Per Month Per $1.1
25c
13c
2 5 c T o m a to e s
9c
2 8 c PEACHES
5 lbs. 49c
2 5 c P o ta to e s
10 lbs. 4 9 c
2 5 c COFFEE
33c
P
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23c
16c FR E E
17c d e m o n s
49c
ChuckRoast lb. 20c PorkShoulderlb.28c
Sunmaid Raisins
3 S eed less, P uffed, 2 Pkjrs.
M
$1,000 to $10,000 at
h or further details call, write or phone:
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MARKET DEPARTMENT
The Cleanest Markets in the World
BACON
S l S e d ^ ' 88 y
T w o S (o rc R ~ -4 0 ri S a n f o r d A v e . '
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The Charles T. Fuller Motor Co..
Sanford sales and service agency
fo r the dhrysier Motor Corpora
tion, has moved to its n ty home at
Sanford Avenuo and Tenth Street.
. The building, especially adapted
for display of autom obiles and car
repairs, provides m ore th an tw ic e 1
as much floor space as the form er i
location of tho F u ller Com pany on
West F irs t S treet. C onstruction of •
the building was com pleted s h o rt
ly before it was occupied.
,
"We are b e tte r equipped how ”
Mr. Fuller said* “to servo ml* '
Chrysler patrons. We havo m orel
room in the re p air d ep artm en t, ami
vro can display o ur m6de|s to b e t
ter advantage. I ’m sure tHe own*
cr of a C hrysler will g e t im proved
service.
earm an J r., form er secmom- JV hfr o f Pthe
Sanford C ham ber of
u ttb m e rce , has become associated
I •
«»e »alea organisation o f H ie-1
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political d r - gins, Smith, W ight, fnc.. according
announcem ent mndc tmfay by
M » known, i?
° f ex- F. W, Bender, sales m anager.
"W e a re happy to have Mr.
*r
bound fo r his P earm an identified with our o rg a n
from h i. isation,” Mr. Bender snid. ''T he
» » “ **t0 * t*^ in the wide experience he has gained hero f
* ? » • • f nd
ca r and the m any personal contact i
*»f :« t r » « « to when the made d u rin g the period he served
u u w ’rn- T he atte m p t Sanford can be capitalized to the
STM toat im pression.
m utual pro fit of him self ?iimI our
com pany,”
“* a tta c k was
Speaking of his now field of en
7. Joat before h i. deavor,
Mr. I'onrm nn said:
poll w hen M U.
“
It
has
alw ays been my conten
— . *n E hfllehw om an,
TYPHOID F B V E R RAGES
" M e * cau*ed a alight tion th a t active ami ethical real
• tlri o f his ness. The e sta te concerns are absolutely os
m ade a s he i a s *leav- sential to a com m unity if increased
/•^M OVteR, G erm any. Sept. II
'ulation is to be obtained.
° £ o f d ie congress of
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' ,/r>~ An epidemic o f typhoid
Rome,
Publicity may sell the outsider
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■ a f l a g a i m m m m m m r ~ ,r
provvnl,fl in Hanover.
It
-b*^ pointed a ple on the com m unity ns a whole, but
at blank "a t nis
his race
face but aatt
» tho real e sta te mun who M.|i» ,
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thl‘ communitv. li-um l, ,.f miles at country witim u. a neriou^m ishap Ho°i"s s h " th ° U‘
a" und
h“ V® occurrpd and at
10 th
th re
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nprunnul
w his head back, My personal acquaintance with tliv
M c ^ 'o ^ W tro it? whT , ^ : i
160 pcraong aro «*•'
m;ovem
— I*ent" causing
o th
---e .personnel
—
. of
. tho firm with
wi|fi which
wnirn I ^ S vS ! ratulatiOM [r°m
M^ m liii th e m ark. Miss am now identified, to g eth er with
ad ju d g ed m entally lr- m y knowledge uf tin* aggressive
TOO LA TE t o c l a s s i f y
“libld.
.y «
policy it has udopted in going a fte r
u £ ; t t 1ooPa
fru stra te d In business during w hat 1ms been
r ‘l,la‘lf R£ D ? 1 ler,cnr! * ir i w ants a
ttmir, 1980, when the police torm ed the 'slum p period,' arc mv
half day Job n u rsin g one baby.
I-TilJ*!!? a Pl° t to assassin ate reasons for a ffilia tin g with tho
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hi' found a t . 1004 E. N inth St.
llw iu ; * ^orrner socialist deputy organization.”
i f HD AC*n. St*lit M
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; O a J ts I y ’s arm istice day as he
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nt Intcrnatifinal Falls. Minn
7 S L ° " .hlB w* / to m ake a speech
I
’• 1 " h-tters ,-r.ti.-.z,ng Ihu was being use,I ,w „ m eans «V'
i,*o a
***a residence, Zanlboni wns
iV';'!'
l r - ;" H| M ,s- ,!' I; ( ’f'ln itin g (he social and m aterial
A R C H IT E C T
n £2uw- cHn,ce" ,ed
a nearby hotel
n.imtio,,-."
uf the l'ah
I>nhlberg.
| IhihllH-ri.
busies-,. - ,.f
11
•.'/!"" ,,M "I'
lt,erg
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" Powered rifle, furn-ged ,llin.t‘ the ”P rin
, Marie
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n' "*v n' J'.......
' c e .., F,,M t N a ti o n a l B a n k B ld g
[1 ish ed w ith a telescope sig h t
lie
i
“ ,K‘ token to Morida to dedi- ! •'-.‘iifo rd , --------- ----- F l o r i d a
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ie
\<
fur
invest,
W , y7ri?«*tcd « lth hi* equipm ent
mil me Mr- M a|,||« ,g .
u|l *,
|o,;oK'< onstructed on !
''
'-' Mrs. Ihililiierg, g a le 1
'■"g1 Srial H° “ St<" ‘n P r'" on
, t m i , the anmivuiutis missive-
Whirl, were sen t to ever;,I soeiety I’,' whu’h. wouid be eaim n. ed by J
GET THE BEST
til (U'esLlge
visitor.
leaders, with carbon repics to th ;>i wlu.
,."7 „",f the ■tided............
newspap.-ra, e x p n s s H the belief f!,,.'
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r,n:sln ” r King Al‘f ' o ilr Li'11I n"*„ Co"*?r”te »>I<>'■ks
today (hi.t tla-v must he from some
“ ( but , , •
“ ud kinds, Hoofing Tile ('•*
business enemy „ r Ji..r hitshsm l
1 *' la,1" 1 'n .H o rid n but tills
""■nt Coloring. Etc. from* ‘
Mrs. ihihlhcrg also was (otieurit ,u»iVi,H<U^' „ p
otinn.'* said Mr.
SANFORD CEMENT
j'd m et « limitation attrib u ted to!
*,nhlhergs.
mt
t.k ■»»'
jortun ities
Indiana Visitor
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, Fis.,.y«pt, i i . —t/p)
L '‘cited thh law s of
Jiich, he ^aid, prohiIng of larg e on ranges
V th er ca ttle or stock,
ermitted n o th in g but
males on ranges.
A ttorneys B egin Investigation Into
Letters Sent Chicago Society Leaders
m
I’RODUCTS CO.
wts Are That Baltin#
a Will Go To Smaller
it* Than Last Season
S
iX * * * 1! J? a raco f°r ‘ho,
n ia a
whlcl? ' thW r
jS n x kyeraKe ha8 sl,m chance
^ C in c in n a ti backstop present
MMnca Is even more singular.
1^ Wound up the lllUf, pennant
w llr
•a00 Percentage
j / ' f r r ‘be flag. Cuyler's iJ!»
JJ. ‘J®**8 m ake him by nv.-rNhcludlng W ednesday's games,
“ y n g contender for the m ajor
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’Ih ,ind M aple
Klu.V.r
going l o
I" I'*-,Sim,
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November
, ' I1'1111 »".l as fa r „s mj'ix ln g
w
h!l'hn‘*'1V«lllt«m1* ul'ii'Mer .k,f !Ih,.. . . 1.1, ' ;i r r s*iHwi,h
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re d u c e d t o ^ j / s j
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666 White-H^faleyman
■lalarla, Chills and Fever,
ki,,» ‘be g erm .
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SANFORD GROVE
r
th an Ever-
Amid Majestic Pines”
In the making
city—
R
Follow ing their traditional policy o f
constant UTiproyemem with no yearly
period tn
hfdhlHnin'
™
Bl,xth ,0,i"u
CharJ« * Root of
r
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T u rn i n g Cm4 «Hipo .
B edim
*r« bunched in the
y " nke®* Jeaii a fte r
:294' folrn,i irton wJ i h .2on.
t o
SporfM Ituadsler
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linn
M<M S T ( >N, H ii n I m-jiH A ^ r n i .
‘S C™ WA ° Ut- Scc,ions of lll(' CI‘.V w hich arc most fle
-a n or
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Included in the latter is
c e n te r -o n excellent paved streets.
I'hono 3
Kim Avo, at I3th 8lreei
b’uite -0:i Mciscli Building
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Bring Your Own Bathing Suit.
lit Free
SANFORD. FLA.
The Ball
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Lake Monroe Transportation
o* -W -i - W i * - f i
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•siitn iM
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3 3 0 .5 0
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because She knew that they ware
needed in Florida. These qualities jure
needed both by trees and by JuftlNrjn
this climate.
I, the FLORIDA DENSE PINE, am a
giant in every sense of the word. I
have enormous strength and endur
A giant industry fashions me tinto
ance. I am stronger even than that
timbers and boards. This industry pro
famous Northern giant, the White Oak. duces an enormous proportion ^of the
It takes many years for me to reach state’s manufactured products And
my full size, as a cross-section of me pays an enormous proportion o f Flor
v;zll prove, ft will show a compact se ida’s wages and taxes.
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ries of rings, ejich one denoting one
This industry hap nowengaged upon
year’s prowthi Yon will see sometimes
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six, often fifteen rings tp the inch. This telling my virtues tp the entile .itntcu
Newspapers everywhere v^I tlu tli*
compact structure, or density, gives me
builder about FLORIDA DENSE PINE.
my great strength and my long life.
The architects, contractors,* #^ tiyfl
7, M*
My life blood is resin which com boards, city and coMxtty connniidi
pletely coats all the tiny air cello of niy —p!l will be visited piaiiy tinm . '
structure. This gives me perfect and been determined that &U who
lasting protection against sun, mois
ture,
and
<
• « * > ) insects H
“ u ail other disin
riu rH iU )
c ip u w u u y ,
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tegiating forces which destroy construction material il FLQRt ‘ : -PK ‘W d
■ v .W n m
my; weaker contemporaries. DENSE PINE, Nature’# choki^l T■ntuDWB
Nature gave me thesfe qualities Florida climate.
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TAMI'A. F I3 lltlHA
T». ro is no
In ow nlnf ' ,
a vuci.lit lot—f.-.cspt for tho taf^ roller.tor and I n t o f ^ m a n . ThofA, •,
arv Kfr^t p ro fits-.In linprova^ f .
liroporLy, riorliln)|om U Imlldlng*/,
of m a n / typos.. JJaeh rom m unlty,
Ju.1 41/farsnt^cbnstrocllon necOSy
Talk this m attor q ta r with you** . .
CJitaatltor orC om m areo. your archfy
tteot.' roD lractor or'jum bcr iloaler-^*’
Tb’c , ,kuo#.:#h*re UjpVo nro prof"
jr iW
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FLORIDA DENSE LONG LE-AF PINE MANUFACTURERS
'7r W7/ T
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POWER
e l e c t r ic I
5 P gri:
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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Sunday 2:30 and
Round Trip 60c
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si estim ated cost
$15,000.0.5
in* by ndjneent property owners.
feet frontage, 24lit,If!,
jit |> r foot fro n tag e .?(!.(! I.
FR ED T W ild. IA MS, Engineer
D racription
F.miI Prelim inary
K. It. T raffu rd 'a Map of t>.- ■
F r’lifg
AN-rTii't.
Town of Hanford, Florida.
kr. Lot 4, Block 5, Tr. 8 ............
r,s.
880.00
|c r. Lot 5, Block 5, Tr. 8
58.
3815.00
fhite. Lot If, Block 5, T r. 8
58.
3815.00
|fhite, Lot 10, Block 5, Tr. 8
58.
380.00
kins, Lot 5, Block 5, T r. SI.
117
77:1.37
k Lot 10. Block 5, Tr. 0
117
773.37
ky Co., Lot 5, Block 5, Tr. 10
117
773.37
fly Co., Lot 10, Block 5, Tr. 10 ..
117
773.37
I Lot 5, Block 5, T r. 1 1 ..............
117
773.37
■miry, Lot 0, Block 5, Tr. 11
50
830.50
Intlry, Lu( 7, Block ft, T r. 11
50
330.50 '
Lmlry, Lot 8, Block 5, Tr. 11
(56.,
110.00
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KHtimalen cheerfully given. Consult us before
' -<wiring.
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TlMW'h -v' ,'1' Th“™'l»y. fVi-tay
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2 ---- - V‘ " S tp t. 1 •
• cornered fig h t fo r the
W i
ridentc to the acepmplishment of still bigg
' or thing* in
the future (or Sanford and foe YOU
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FASSENQER
Our interests are identical with yonr interests.
‘. i ' l l K , i",.V h? t' Votw. Piano
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rove, situated on high rolling ground ill the
sh°PP’"g
k
Cool rofre-nhing spring water, Half hour's c
lijfhtful boat ride from Sanford.
'V* in*,le >901 to share wUh ua in thw benefits of the
coming years. Our service is alWayn al your command.
<Fneoi,\ u m lei ih ,- f u i o s t in .s tru c io r s .
ill
1009
MILLER 0. PHILLIPS,
.. ,ul“c't of New
once
otJfl 8 "
V - i k ! ° *®conj and Shock-
;
■GREEN rngmmm
P*oud of Qur Record
-ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF THE
j
FALL TERM
1
lord has brought into the limelight several excellent lo
1044
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0/ m usic
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T h e com pletion of m any hafd surfaced streets in S o *
Bill
' • td'K 8*n' n0 * (' ounty. Flor3y; Aa' M,-:Wm kt, d . g .
i
ic h o o l
ling is the estim atw l em t ,,f paving Fourth Street fn-m H
Uf*. West
. to
- C edar Avenue
.............................
nml C edar Avenue from Third lE
...r
..
.
buitilI . S treet. O21l ffeet
in width with
beet asphalt in a
[with o ther suitable paving rnatetiul.
yds. g ra d in g at 7r»e
$ 1.275 on
ft. concrete enrh ami g u tter nt $1.25
2,210.00
ft. flush curb at fdle
100.00
yds. paving a t $2.50
M.nutt.tlt)
ft. concrete alloy retu rn s at I5e
1*22.50
ft. 12” pipe u t $1.35 ... .
337.50
ets a t $50.00 .........................
100.00
Inbole ............................,
...............
75.00
ft. 3" drain tile at $200.1(0 per M.
200.00
jing, legul expense, advertising, etc.
1.140.05
.",tt
V
f tP eUtr "UR* R Justifies us in looking forws
forward with con
l[l Phases of Electrical W ork
cation, for residential sites.
^
I
39T^ : : ^ u ^ ^
VPmr a t w ada
‘bi« bank in the
pride
f ^ e?|,,^ ce *■
t0 l«*k back Upon with
S
x i b l e are alw ays those that are reached by w id e paved
s Ireels.
$ !»;ih
Ctrl
s. s.
T1''N eNr ";
v i r e*7s tl r'"' '""<>• J 3
*
* m i le n t
I*
tt-am1
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,
II. Jr. Lot 10, Block ft, Tr. I I . . '
lfl7
1,103.87
M Lino
piipany; Bogin nt the intersection
of the North lino of
F ourth St., with tho West
line of C edar Avo., run
N orth 266.58 feet. \V,v*t
50 foot, Smith 266.58 foot
F ast 50 feet to beginning
2*56.58
1,762.00
1,630.28
Infer,I I’nrk, All Block 6. Tier 8
218
Til,inn. Lot I, Block rt, Tr. !*,
773.37
117
Lot, 0, Block <5, T r. S*
i i .5.4 i
117
773.37
Illy < o. Lot 1, Block 6, T r. 10,
117
773.37
Il'M-k. Lot 0, Block 6, Tr. 10,
....
117
773.37
P'*». Lot I, Block 6, T r II.
117
773.37
Muck, Lot 0, Block (5, Tr. 10
117
hereby given to any and nil persons nterested in the
Isc.-.-nuills a g a in st the various pieces ol property above
hat said special assessm ents are payable in full within thirty
the above ami foregoing special ussessnu'i 1 roll lias Iteen
|ii|t|>roveil and confirmed, or in ton cipinl annua I install......"le st a t 8 |ter cent per annum from nml afte r tlie lim e
k! assessm ents stand approved and confirmed,
fig of the Equalizing Board of the Cit>*«wf Hanford, Florida,
M at the City Hull a t 2:30 p. m. on the 27th day of Soptem1026, nt which m eeting snid Flourd will hear any and all
an(| objections as to such special assessm ents, ami will
he adjust mid equalize? said assessm ents on a basis of justice
ud when .-mid ypecin] assessm ents are so equalized and
will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding
•lie property a g a in st which said assessm ents are made until
| " " ,innee with the pruviaions of Kesulution No. 317 adopted
Li ay of A ugust, A. II. 1026, by the City Commission.
L. It. PH IL L IPS, City Clerk. *i
southeast section of the city, only a few minutes from
'•v -r ' sta r r o
is
Indeed, there has never been tin euuul
Dodge Brothers his, or? when
- 5° " “ y refinements of a populaTand
fundamental nature have teen made
t h S e r ^ „ n e,hB r °i!h 6 ' ! P r o d u c ,i< >n, d u r i n g
th e s e m o n th s , h a s b r o k e n a ll p r o v i o i a
re c o rd s b y a n im p re s s iv e -m a rg in .
’ a J n lih k Tl? 0 ^ ,•, fourth.
, *a * n.la breaks Into the
tb > J
‘h a t other vetW e o |,l" Bi of Chicago. « .
•r® slig h tly soparut-
t
tlie manner m which a comprehensive paving program
The public is registering its appreciation
of this progressive industrial service bv
purchasing every motor car D odte
oun b u ild -in spite of thVfac?
W
'
i’th 12nh t ,raU!d «‘ rlk e o u l|
120 to his credit.
!
i T ^ l o w HI0" " ' “ ^ R u t h , still j
re?°rd ,n bomers
I K f lS v f f « "h an.d F otberglll „ t
■
One of the prime factors in the upbuilding of anv city is
tt,d F Br0,h<;rs' < lu r'P |f t h e p S
e ig h t m o n th s , h a v e v a s tly b e tte re d
l h e , r m o t o r c a r s in m a n y v i t a l r e s p e c t
bitting
«« Card,r“»l" «ro next
ii
Sanford Avenue, at 10(h Street
I'hono 7<»H
*
m
a r d °George
r £ eok* B
£ fumtho
«"‘
, «nd
s ofpon"
f’luve
” V a ‘,rcd « t least ono all
* ? rd b y , reaching the prerJ o n to U ° f W R u b le s in
-F W bburgn i. fig h tin g for ,i.,,
•PjMUjt lend w it h ^ t w o p ln y i^
KSaUh K Catun,r 10' while the
^T hnh nVCi but, onc' ln ,A*"frr
1I wno
who K
| 8°
K’W'e
is lhH
ittin
g ,J10!Inc<!
points
Iw‘ hat made him
?" T h l
° r tho N ationals
f fo r tb«h.rUe, u°lhor olubx
»
k .°n,d hav® become
f t h t h Z V , in th o ,r "lug" t0P'
C,n
LI®ada
T k l w l S ^a t ntonm
average
(
on which you will her
to have your nam
Worlds lowest Pi
Dengue or Bilious Fever
*
of u S l t S f ' — a ll c o m i L ~ f P??'*1
m a r k a b le e c o n ^ n T S 11
a tio n a n d
c
n
.
cep’
u ^ r m c In* ^ this
| i “ Vlai ? ! ,m it‘ L«m "
jR tie it cost* u,
\r ..i *1 “ 0 r.OKcrlpion for
M yrtle and 2nd S treets
'
I’bvnf 150-J
N». I7S1 of- <'arpi'l i t e r s n ..,v
,
’..“ " " “ "• • 'I t M e a U p u s n . - i H „ t
l l o u i " .., M c l.rt ll.|«., A n n , I , . | , M u
w
„ |„
„
<' a r p e i . i c r
,.r
fll, .lr.. Lot 0 , Block 5 , Tr, ] |
fc*1 ,nst -VCnl
_ i a t h «Th “ <je Ip h Ia . however.
Pitchers K reniei. of
-S m V. V d ™ victories and
SfflV. fo r P ittsb u rg h a fte r
? a J * ? 1®* * nd his tonm
nws. had an 18-7 slate.
— t h e f le x ib ility a n d h a n d img case ot a three-speed
M
r u g g e d , t,cpenda b % |
b e f .m c " ns,tru cfion-
can
|'" ,'f«V’l;o " o ;,e r;lu!. l;:v ,,; ; r f oly
V. f (
T h l . d ™ ,ic p ric e r e d u c
t io n o n t h e w o r l d - f a m o u s
C h e v r o l e t h a l f - to n c h a s s is
n o w m a k e s a v a il a b le , e v e n
to t h e s m a lle s t m e r c h a n t , a
c o m m e r c ia l c a r o f m o d e r n
d e s ig n t h a t o f f e r s —
tra n .m i •
a n d , | " ISS' OT' - ‘he
in -h c ^ l
hflCM ** *
G. C. FELLOWS
" l- ft-.- .f„ m . , . . , r . i| js ,mw
,
""
'" r your
■ "-m-. Miiii.iut g.iii.L' to 4he
"V|„
„ f hirin.: a ch auffeur
V :" n,,l‘ r" " "
any kin.l of u
w m
B ec a u se o f e c o n o m ie s d u e
to Its e v e r - i n c r e a s i n g t r u c k
p r m i u c t i o n , C h e v r o l e t a g a in
“ ■ W«
d e c re a se th e co st o f
q u a lity c o m m e rc ia l t r a n ^
r x ir ta tio n u n i t s .
Room |« Arcade Bldg
120
Res Ifi-J
' ">.v .....
mutt, r ti.
.
' n[
H u rto w --G n ,p Cfriiit . Hiining THi-*
tory liclng erected here.
* hp,d#rB' n,nny "f
♦ h tlro ly unexpected ns conwnen the y ea r opond.
in team s p re ss toward the
84
IcslnC O a ID
%TonThick$^ JP
P h » n . , J2-W
..V"rp Automohlle Insurance at
- per cent l.ower Rates
f»t
r r i” PIR ST. com p-are'U
» " h any o th er C om p.n?. See
Keel & Sons
finishing his work in the
northern territo ry . He served 20
yearn in Alanka dirvetin^ a o n stru c -1
‘Joh (*f roads and trails for the
W ar D epartm ent.
^ - f lj ! l L hoWwVer but " Jump
of ‘ hicag,,
a“ d .hIa 025 record am)
tho A m erican with ”5 |„ lt
J ® " . " ‘b® 20 total which
,"ro
N ew la w Prices
U anT hrck^ Q g
The B°H Auto Indemnity
Asflocintion
•burgh in 1D25. with « t«!ti,l
id^t »h«P r Bt°u
The F in est C hassis ever Offn
at the Price
m
..........■“ *. >.*••
AGO, 8«pt.
11. GP)—Two
•Jor league b attin g champ“ on the way with prospect
l crowns will be knocked
l o r bids considerably Ixdow
Of last year.
ijt’s best o ffer to retain the
M> league title which H arry
hn earned with .:i»n h ittin g
Gen. Wilds P. Rirhnrdson, V. S
'ir^ L nvcro<ro while the N a
a I* r.c li.r°‘.1' k,,°wn
tlie "Duke of
iMf - l l tbest
cu
rren
t
bid
for
the
A fl l a a t
I
■■
.
.
f»f.................
fiiri hiiij*'
l. Won last y ear by H ornsby’s A^Jamha bi'CiiUHe
,
.. h it *Red catcher.
I, who h it ..10.1 for the
if®**?” ’ ^ns forged to
.W * Alt’erica n regulars
^ r ;
I ( r/n v
. »»hra
lOA’ssit-api,
„
BSESSMENT ROLL P R E I’AREI) UNDER AUTHORITY
OLUTION NO. 817, adoiitcl on the liftnl day of August,
26, by th e C ity Commission of the City „f Sanford,
KIton J. Mougrhton
,J N • A N D
.R A V E T O P
» R H IT T E R S
BHitnhrastig:
la Ckaarrr>.
f ^
the Ktato Or Ptbr
e> •-l>.
n '.v
£ . I iIfl'
-MuI.A
lit |;iUllI
v; K
Such a law, the colonel said, would
be of g re at benefit to Kl,irl ,
«r Kh.rlita, service..
S ^ t h e ’n ttc r s t„te is C J :
nf ^hthe l i Kkv. ev.il* th “ im p o rU ltn
r ' ^ 11 , , K 1,1 m . i t ' \ t i o \
of thoroughbred males to replace • rrt- Sin.>•-.eoii.i,
i.ri.i: p a t' ♦he natives would be "gradually
bringing the standard u p "
J
Colonel Foster served as „ nri
'v
ynte ,n the F ifty F irst I„w„ r',,' f y
■l u m a i j i s
nnent during the Sp'anisl,.American
n KfUtennnt c<il„nui
aa tt San
San WM|h|el.
x!<'rM ,Wnu'
-Sl‘rvire
the s<t,i,’K
Argonne
slid
o th er engagem ents.
b e n of
^ fa s te n )
s g B jn lh e d k ir y FloritUl i f - they
oportunitles nw ait, U tte r s ta te ,'in tho
J, B. F o ste r,' of
, Ind.-, who w»s a
! « rep resentative of
g rain concern,
er's visit here wns
(w a s engaged in' conrvey of F lorida, in
; his firm .
olonel F o ste r asse rtning Industry.” He |
T he m anagem ent of the Chilean
H there would be no
'eradication or fence S ta te rv lw a y s is seriously consid
foun.
'‘dished-for some tim e ering the installation of
tnins
in
the
principal
stations.'
■vat deal dould be ac-'
t r the d airy industry
N 'O T I . K T O n i V T I I S ( T < l l t «
1 standard of th e cati H i i . t m c m k u i i t j .K its '
fforts to elim ihate the
*M» UWtiKIIS.
s
‘Duke Of Alaska’
U1DIT COl'tlli"
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,te AT 5 . w _ * w l
m
RmM
b-lly . • >.;
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n nm******
w r
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m
.^White the presidential campaignle more ihan two years
■ r4
t e ( ^ r % U £•Way
L ’i Jand
r many
,r ; things
m,,1(8 can
can happeri
naPfl™ between
«**we«n now
now and
and the
the
■time
When
the
D
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JWa.rW/’Sf Wme when the Pemocrata meet to Belect their standard
7 ?
ha n
-JIB .
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The Jolly Old Game Is Progressing: Very Nicely; Tlmriik^
, i ” —- I n t i n $€*. . . v
A i h 'Y ou R «riU m t7
W e H e r e Slumped. ;
BY A R T H U R B R ISB A N E
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MRS. riU S D s. DAItilQR, SOCIETY EDITOR
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ra iM
f a r t t h o t 1! 6 ^ Y o r ? f? o v e rn o r's v ie w o n p r o h i b i t i o n a n d t h e rnorallv
......ii T Voim«»
” mt‘n pny*,c*Hy
___ a
. .«n<t
L *•. tna a«« far ra- f a c t t h a t h e is a n i n s t r u m e n t o f T a m m a n y H a ll w o u ld in t h a u"!!-"
y * Yol1,n? mcn wor® told tha
AllillAIM dlaqatcH,-.
.WE*! I 1*® *'•<> th*
n ° m ‘n a U " n d 0 U b t,M ”
'h” h re X d
fw i m
S ’
7 nobf.
b«r«in- A)’
fS tn *ra »|ao reserved.
G ib b s M c A d o o , w h o s to o d a n e x c e l l e n t c h a n c e to
concluded th u t If */t H°aU
!» A Y v flK P T lI . 1M6~~ w in t h e g e n e r a l e le c tio n tw o y e a r s a g o i f t h e S v h n J f t 0 i r f h| ‘° kil1 to r Uncle Sam U*.
a b le to u n i t e in s u n n o r t n f h im if. i?
t n e P ^ y h a d b e e n |«ll rig h t to kill for th eir own nock
racaa
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cabteuh."b«n
prn<
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S i r t T e ,nn o Z r r n orat ^ „ r ^ ; ^ r iBhlm
:s:
t e n t i n i c a n d i d a t e b u t lik e Al S m i t h , h e h , p r o n o u n c e d " w T
‘'G° d W,BJ ^ ect him ”
I
1 alVMt M k ln i pinI w r S , t,
IH S e n o t o r J im R e e d (>r M is s o u ri, a b o u t w h o m
T I,l,H P EN h u n d r e d year*
WBtn»#n«si
>»h to s a y o n e o r tw o n ic e t h i n g s . A lth n n o -h p i,, n
n5 " - w ,*l,uro Tell. .Swiss farm er
—— - - - - - - Of k a n l f r a r p
R v i arooorf I.ah f m « . p w .
e a t i n g M is s o u r ia n f a v o r s a r e f e r e n d u m o n n r n h il
f r°i
•«* »«» u n justly trentcfl by
w a n ts a m o d if ic a tio n o f t h e V o ls te a d A*V l i ? ? ^
’ th '! f' m tr ia " governor,
•t"* Profrum ,
« Ini according t., the legend,'
r.r» *
of Hrfiool arntrm
whieh isn't true, made everybody
| v JiV m tR p'r
,# r ............ .
m, w fo his hat hung <>n » p (l|P. Tell
..................................................
killnd
Gcssler a fte r shooting the
“ l*l>le from his boy’s head, and ho
in the hero of Sw itzerland.
Mrs. Koppel lost a $,‘1,000 dia>nd bracelet swim m ing in tho
•eiin.
Mr. Mayes, r.wimmlng
em ber, dived and found it.
The ty ra n t of the Samos lost
outbUndfa* " m c m b ^ ' ^ ' T h v ' T
u la v e d » n L r l i
!
, f , ..a n * n ip o r ta n t
JRV’S EN D IN G ”
' ° T bePn , m
° r the ^
bi„ Hnit
legislation during his tenure off office
w* <
u lo n e in m a n y o f h is b a t t l e s Sr>n!ii ICU’d
haa loat its dryad
( r a » i v e la:v
la w nlmkk ce rb",
h i bC
3
Its boughs her home, kreKHiv,.
th,.
principles
which
h , has
h.'. advocated.
..,.S i"
lu iT T
1°*^ k " naiad.
the
he
I W i i ,h ou,d«r « w hite an fonm;
i th a leaves go all a-crylng
th a happy sum m er’s dying
.
r h* hrook glides o ’er tho
J ^ -a to n e
i^ M l alone.
v . .•
‘
Md haa grow n Septem ber
^*Vea th a t d rift and drip, I ! l « . f 0 r t h e P u r p o s e s o f b u y i n g r o n t m l
*
. . J .« « • ,word, “ Hem em berl” I t h e M is s o u r ia n g o e s t h e c r e d i t n ? , u
in a n u n f a v o r a b l e iiirh f 1, 0, . *
P la e m g
l/a a d fin g ers on its lip;
happy sum m er’s going,
-;■*** have done a-hlowing.
W hile he h^*)rftant, 'n ' T u,ntn,l,
*
fthoa* Who consider The ,,,
H
1
we would rec,'Mr, H. L. Mencken of The
IfffTcury.
f e k,n<r o t nd,linK to The
" ? Platform a s two ,.r tlm
« n te d s of Hanford: Dollar
I P » y -u p D ay.
■ » « ,—**
■■•Itn lft 1* hfit necessarily a
baiMtfth the surface
• 'm ist i t otH who looks at
i and calls U a brook trout.
for
■ H ill
_ _______ JO H N BLAKK IN MIAMI T R IB U N E
' MS,‘nat;,r
fot
s
..... ■
r ^ '^ b u il
Ireca, $3708.
Jcs
T erm s
l‘w,«
F l" " 1 U' ," h“ -
T:I
« « » . Mr,, |
COLCI.OUGH REALTY CO,MPA,
311 First National Bank Mdc.
.V.JCM o f PMCIC», h U n o r '
"" « « “ • * ’ «<• t l H ' l ' t e ......... .
Bro‘hw « > -
refo™
u in e ly h a p p y mt*n.
W e d o n ’t k n o w ^ t h ^ 1*1 t ? e y n r e ^ c‘n '
b l nn tf’
^*. , tfoo rr i*n s t a n c e ,
an blro
o uu tt tt hh ee ss oo rr tt oo ff cc oo oo kk ss tt hh ee vv hh!.,-..
« v nOW u tthj
c h i l d r e n ’s m o d e r n w a y s
B r o t h p r f< v W h w th e r t h l ‘y lik t‘ t h o i r
p y a n d w e w ill le t i t g o Ht K
U' ,L‘ HUyH l,,<>y arR h a Pf
............... ......
g e ttin g into then,. ! |f(ij ; h'-.
!rh<> 'ftu ff" o f ^ t o r v ' 1
^
r a t ssr * & tx
|hum an
mind and courage would be
i" i
ta k - ..................... *" ■
!ieven more valuuhle.
i
They frequently hold us up and ^ ,w u V |° n frai' 1
^ u n k e r a / ’" h'. ■
ruin o u r seme.
»»>
must he content to live in «i . ■
B ut If th. .. .
Ineurity and povertv.
!
can
" ' ' ytolf"rev
H,lyerse
VUUnlf
can V
find. aKway
tho lni>"
vul
W'" rr,<,ri fo r nnv one J
eanizing process of ru b b er," nH old i,'k®nuit.v :u,(| . f l T w e re ‘ not^ re^ u n !'0 "V*
Iron is made good us new, that
.
t e
« • ( « * “ ’ »* t i » ™ ,i- young man will realize the am bi
.v«nd an infantiio m entn, s I P
' ^ | n.ot# W y " nv atten tio n to him 2
tions of millions, and g et enough
Tho parer,1 who tr i|,s t) 'h ie],| i "
" bou» bunkers.
‘2
, cash to make Paris nml Palm his children too muel, fr,,„, Yil!!1. ,
V,m Kot ««*r them if he will ■
5 " ? ™ l . 0 ’" 1. h ,,b l,>' »» n 'Bench lake notice.
world, to help them over bunkira I, ^ n i t S T tr<>Ul,,“' rttld kopp
w lffS
=
il" w
r
'r,
nua
W ANTEDJ
Boy over twelve years of a&e i
who lives in Heights to deliver ;
Heralds in that neighborhood,:!
Must have bicycle and be a hus* j
tier.
*
1
apply
THK
fS
^ « clXlZ SLff’gsf
X t i “U5‘ ™rS3dVwit K Iti;i'
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but in that greater reward gniHtmt
many people for
1 firenoral Prosperity
th ?
m,n!'
i*
7
j Don.
• The
*«r ea
FloridaJ
5 $ !% Z 3 rjr& ?
r s s r ^ v 5^
•=
< h » r , l J Z L Z l 'm « l' t 1« d l”
J S H I S IE l? ? D®mocrnt In tho
" • to th e “ New In
In t h . n 0 U°U th® Word> "Ithough
In th e RcpubMcan p arty .
He i«
C ham ber
a d v e r t is in g e s s e n t ia l
They have worked
uncom fortable person, who thinks
ASH EVILLE CITIZEN
1A L
MIAMI HERALD
thl* country should be run by th !
V l t bound to pro '-------------------------affect. In eecuring
T>Ja * new spaper advertielng is
K
V
° « a^
,
Jem'dpgg j K l nerntly b<
-‘f <>re the public.
fo r Hanford.
■bsolutely necesaarl to certain
+ *+
'
klnda o f business was strlgkini y
th*9^
* ^hort "tlm o ^ago*
I h a T h ^ " * * kl" ' ^ n i e ^ ^ i f h !
m®*»bere
2 ™
“ .•!Invn d. W
on " from
s '* * M
■i B all, th a C an g ’a all L
well « • Republioana In the senaU.
i t ,. T r" * •“
, h ere
------ n) i ,w ** ad w lttsd
,tr,J t8 •PP*"1’- from
T H E COUNTRY is prosperous stltn tlo n w ere given by Mr and
in- a b S ^ m n e ^ “^ ■ I re d .« ®Snfort
e f t * * * edhtrM t ‘Jt"Jc *h c°rreapondont.
th ero le lota of money. W a l / s t r S
• Wagnerian u .il.i “ fk i th e8 , e r*. c°nducted as
e U®nfprence
^
y* * "of Qgo
« the trea su res where moth ' '>7 (for.ab,, f
•wae happy yeeterday.
Borrowers N
U\ Uu ~lVle*J
forces on duty
the lMoth
to
quote
th
a
s
tre
e
t,
“
literally
h
aJ
,d rUHt d(>
Od^t C hurch, Which has n ow T re not corru p t nor ,
ub,» dep$rtm *nt ato re., the! p l a b 7 h « 1f.m I!,p o ,?s ^ u,d *««t « money pushed a t them ."
th rough and steal 1 »!f, ve“ hresk
p a i w l i t fo r carry in g on the
■j&yt
Mr. M ellon needing three hun intended h y th e donors. Tin. Piim cau se? w ere henefl,.,Ml!ny w1rth y
E i*““
J9 f
-«d end f if ty m illions offered onfy
.practically
w ith dm JrtlZr
' 4J f 5 ; ? / o r dU„ri '" ' hl” » &
. h"
1-2 p er cen t f a te w a t The whS J
ithar
•W? patroai’ hS*
his
theology;
th
e
ra
“
Wu,V
th
,n
k
of
laue
w
as
o
m
i
b
s
o
r
i
b
e
d
in
a
d!
Ions
not shop be- and the hotels ran m B H & I i Th?
. :,W e ..
Motive.
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a
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Tho gift was S S r t l m t t y ? f
fold. But wb
h iV e n t
•ntivo w»s kejpt buiintiaa^
One of
>t b u s ln e M .M j^ 2 S P w b e j
tlsMd Go„.
taM®
f t^ e y q th c fW
strlk
of
. ...
four money
loney and
and ge
FfNE GIFT
I.
; : r " e,nt! and ,ock,n8 fhta.
tJ! !? <kPi of thclr m5*d* *"d
m&f. f t s i , hs
w*
S te n s r -'^ fg
as*. w a s u B o n s !
1 r a f c * 2 W s SL2:
. ti s '
■III
Notice to Herald
A dvertisers. . .
Mr. Robert L. Hooker
Mrs. Rosamond Alford
\
Mr. Clyde B. Hooker
No other persons are authoriz*.
ed to accept advertising' for the,!
columns of ’
. i
AVON PARK. F la^ S e p t 1 1 ^ CHARLOTTE,
That there will be a radical
Miss Msble Buchanan of Dawso- (jP)—Col, F. N , K. Bailey, form er
change j|, the standing of contest on, Ga.. is spending a few days superintendent of Bailey M ilitary - 4 * > —T W rie td
ants in the All-Sanford contest here as the guest of Miss M ary Institute of South Carolina, now polk* fo rte w m
when t)m next canvass of returns Brown.
of DeSoto City, haa accepted tem W ore noao to
la made is the Irelief of the con
porarily th e presidency of the negroai who fl
test mannger. who says that he
Miss Mollin Stew art of Athens Florida B aptist Union said hare healed by fl
know- several young ladies are Ga.. is the attractive house guest today when asked regarding ru city hall In
working hard fur votes.
mors th at he had been chosen. He case o l the
of Mrs. F. H. Smith.
stated positively though, th a t he Greee, a F
The next canvass will be made
Miss Mildred Lingo of Do Fun- was merely acting anti) “we can Mora than
j B t the close of the present bonus
were on th e k w *
rperiod next Saturday night—when isk Springs L speiuling a few days find a suitable man."
action reqoeiU ng
ine bonus allowance of 25 per rent here with her sister, Mrs. John
halt plana for 1baptising
'
good ii,, t„ tlmt time, will be de C arter, before going to Mt. Dora
TO DIE FOR SLAYING
i drad negroes
,
cron ad Notes, disorder to receive where she will teach school this
the bonus, mu-t he in the ballot winter.
VVKTUMPKA, Ala , Sept. U _ * "Bishop’’ Grace U
boxc-, by 10 o', lock .Saturday night.
w
--------t/P)—Clyde Reese Bachelor and p l» n n ln f to hu------three
Thereafter a bonus of only 20 per
Miss Marion Dietrich left Wed- i Hays U onard, negro, were
wvro today I uf negnm a a t *'
th r
cent is to be allowed.
ne-day for A tlanta, Ga.. and Rich-1 sentenced to be hanged on Friday prom ising them
Heaven. The
The five leaders are expected mond Va., whs-re she will spend | October 85! for the m urder nf Judge
Batchelor’s »««oclatlon h u w
to "ii -ease their votes considerate ncveral weeks us the guest of Ijim ar C. Smith,
| fatImr In-law.
'tis m be ttopped.
IX*., D“'y nre Miss Naomi Fellows friends.
i* rw >
flftrli ‘ii1/ 5 ' l,Vo ,,la Tny,or wll,‘
L. C.Bellinit and son, Willn ro ,’
*" 1 Ul'lla Mahoney with aidMrs."
return home H'cdno-day from
m in' : V'wBrandt with ii*
0. i New York nnd other points Eaat
200. and Mini .Mice Browi
o,t>K(i
( wlu-re they have been visiting ml
alive- for Urn pa-1 month.
D 'n u Conte-tauts. each of wli.-m .
‘
*
M * ' d d d r a d 'lld iv V° \ i r ; s ,,,o ,|il,,: : M r, !1" ,d Mrs S' 11 ' lmM' rL‘
Newi.iar, MKs iZ
vim
,i m
b" n"' Thuradnv from NsheeBt.n,. Mirts Ma, k,,ret ‘ Petl-M ' Vi-s ! ' '
| N *,V
,b,‘V hn\'' ***"
psma.
.
J r
I- Newton of WaahingJjrrlved in the city Frilim guest ofJMra. James
*t hor home on Union
, ‘r». R- T. Brownlow of
IMd.,. are the guest of
T« sister. Mra. B. R.
•(•vcral days enroute to
“ they oxpect to apend
•bvtti Co*tea of Athf tho attractive gueat of
,rit' i ^ i 3 : ^ ud>n>° n*
fl
m
1SS
'f l
A Rig Supply Of
Fill HUM’ Method Tablets, J nsmiOe
Rlue Ink, Co-Fd Note and Co mposition Hooks, Loose Leaf Binde rs and
Fillers, Fountain Pens, $1.00 t(>$5.00;
Fens, i'encils and Compasses.
fca Clark left Friday
/•I*, where she will be
reletlvM for several
"
"
'
Amusements
• Docs not the luxurious thought of a comPortable future appeul to you? The trif
ling' sacrifices necessary now will quickjly fade when you become the proud pos
sessor of *your home.
4
Will Be Open For Registration v
Monday, September 13
•
Only a limited number of pupils are to b« ac
commodated and early registration is urgtd.
SPECIAL
A beginners’ class, of children under Mhool^.«
age is also to be opened under Miss fcfcRa?. PU^ y
cuts are udviaed to call at
218 Palmetto Avenue
An Inimitably Smart Style
From Our Tailors
At Fashion Park
T t
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/
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re s
Broad of shoulder, Blight of hip, short of ' '
coat—the Beau in the extremo of foih- A
ion, but faultleBB in good tMtO. I ta :
.inimitable janurtness stampo It* tly
once a product of the Fashion P a r k „
designing roopis. Shown in tho now f : .
browns, tans and grays, featuring tho •’fM
new Clover Notch lapels.
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A nd More
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TUTUBE.
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SINGLE OR DOUBLE
BREASTED
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Comedy
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“Upper Cute"
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MONDAY
Zane Grey’s Kremount
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The Greatest Lore 8tory of
the Peat Decade
- “BAST LYNNE”
Wlth An All Star Cast
“FORLORI* RIVER"
With Jack Hilt, Raymond
Hitfoa, Arietta Bfer*R*l
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Expression
-------- -
Extra Added Attraction
All the Wrek
Bess Merle Robertson <
Soprano Soloist
TODAY *
''-v w a
Annual Class for
\
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
1J o. m.
i
announces that her
m
1
Mobley s Drug Stcire
Ma rgaret McRae ,f l
i
Jo, Ala., where she will
studies at tho Univor-
IIIIIIIU IM I
THE
ttcaroNCB
Temporary Head For
Baptist Union Chosen Ri«y *M
C. W. Anderson of Del.nnd spent
tho past week here as the guest of
, DuBose loft Saturday relatives.
F Palmer and Mrs. E.
per returned home Sat*
1 Jacksonville, whero
, meet their mother,
Mra Schultz, who haa
fit the summer in Phll‘•ther points In the
‘//NV
i-.
b“uld of E ustis, is
Mr. nml Mrs. (!. A. Speer and
prHl days here ns the rson.
u m , Algernon
.i iJi’ i m m
>
i j n » i 1relnriier
1 i n j rii'i* in
Speer
|nds.
Friday from Hendersonville, N.
where they have been spending tho
nre McKay and G. E. summer.
Ircd to W inter Park
where they were
Mr. and Mrs. .1. E. Johnston will
t. friends.
leave Sunday for Orlando, where
they will spend several days us Dip
Stokes and Miss Dor- guests of friends.
I limed home Friday,
. whore they have
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mere, Mrs.
the form er’s parents, W alter (inch and Miss .Sara Mein
C. D. Sorrell, for a returned home Friday from Palm
Bench and Miami, where they li^ve
been visiting for the past week.
Ir*. ({. Stoinoff nnd
. returned home from
Frank W oodruff J r. and Elywn
I to Tampa, St. Peters- Moore spent Friday nt Daytona
Fvis Islands, whero Beach on business.
■few days as tho guests
The members of the advertising:
staff of The Herald are:
^ t gt$ 2t! Sy> sS f asf t 3
I
li :/,
Sanford
*•
“® s » :» 3 y r
Big Change In Local
*’d Girl To Attenii
Scbooi -----------------------Ih Baltimore Popularity Campaign
--------- ----- --------------—
Expected Next Week
,A .
Miss M ary Hinton of Tuscaloosa,
A la , arrived here F riday to spend
th e winter. Mlsa Hinton will
in stru cto r of the Home Economics
of the Sanford High School.
School Supp lies
U irc tW a tlo n D e p a rtn ie n l
X T a ^ h ?; ' i r ^ ’hU
j
_
Security Lumber Co.
......... r,s
only th in g w e know of to
on today la tho E lk s’ Club m o n e y - r a u k in g p a n iim c in
•• are going to aave th a t un
OPENIN G T H E Am erican Re
w eather g e ts cooler. .
r e a l p o in t
' I ------------------- h a s s m o o th s a ilin g f o r h i l r , J
P^^H onal d e s ir e s .
H e gion convention at N iag ara FuHn
ought not to bo ao critical
•
M IA M M lE R A h p
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said ' n 'Kht’ T h‘‘w<,,>ro Roosevelt , ------------E»»t F irst S tre e t. Hulick m u e h m o r e c a n h e t u r n a »r .i» nU-i ( ° e ^ tin K ’ a n d j» i« t t h a t
le m s o f h is fa m ily u n d h is f r ie n d s .' s p i r i t t o w a r d t h e p r o b"Since the w ar we have slumped
i . I n ,8 h t
U o ff and
A g reat wave of m aterial prosper-’
into a roller coaster chargity has swept th e country. Men
icents adm ission.
ly « o lf iH h .° T h e y h? a n ^ b e c a m e ^ y "{'0,,MJ r®J,s. c « n *>(-• i n o r d i n a t e - and women nre th in k in g simply m tvew York rim es incidentally disl,T ive
I
f'-’ ----------— .—
. Tht‘ MO'1 nnd Hi m ute re
recta atten tio n to the fact that n,, ?i .
main. and convalescence is as sure I
city tho size nf Sanford u t t e r l y f o r g o t, o r ig n o r e t h e c n H ^ f ^ In t h ( ‘i r ,u »L»by t h e y torm s of dollars and cents, aiitomobiles and creatu re com forts.” | n « !n"“ f
1 M ventprthroe of Ita young m a k e h a p p y . T h e y can^ b e c o m ‘. 1
s^
. ,T . p lr *h t*y
.............. m ,s” U
Th*1,
c tn te io d und so p erass hy
The rWhen'
Georgia,ht' f a^ou*!*!
il u r e s '1
It speaks f o c tl y c o n te n t t h e y push f o r th i
AliTHOLGH A Republican, with
Erjo** n o t only for th e populur A n d m a y b e , in o n e k in d o f m e a s u r e m e n i P r £ p le o f t , u ’ w o rld ,
H Ls tlSi i iyv ,nn Ahor
r ort " f hankimr
(hnr)«,t - :
u cupitul R., Mr. Roosevelt attacks f f i $ ' V ' ' r£ I w * ' , ™ ’ oi U
Am erican
, tot,«y but also p e o p le .
B u t t h e y a r e h u im c ;
}'
R’’** ( h e h u p o y
th roughout the West, with
t
hen
banks
nre
too
weak
to
stand
Republican
m
m
iey.apending
Ht
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11 and financial I" t h . n m a ll In,,- ' w h " , S K . *
“V
o"r"dt ee rr'' 2«» elections m Pennsylvania and . is,.- sam e re su lt
th at hundreds of “ lone, they are som etim es tied to'h * »™ >ll h».v w h o » i i S , « w a » ”S « ,yM,‘ "V
o f I th o com m unity.
!j®r ’c®P,tJ liz“‘l and w ron.lv „f. w £ b r ' n “ , hl,in bv «" institution
, • , ---------o
•I
D~—- -»«—
und cals his fill ulonc.
They miss n i l >" ‘fful 1,1 vainly whero.
u ered banks were obliged to clone which
ran sustain all to it„
I “^-Belgium wrecked his c a r 1
M f | e w,?uld bo the etro n g est voteprofit in good timos. n ut whPn |
g
e
tte
r
the
Republicans
could
nonipoBltor,.0” ’ to
« - t e j t o p aren t bank fails the rest f a l l ( i
i L u L i f P . ? l (rirl* w ere '
m ate for governor of New York
l ? " 1 08 ^(Rnout suits.
Tho
New
Vork
Time.,
„
|nr0,
itrt ! uown m n row .”
this fall. Rut tho ow ners of the
.C ity C ourier. E vidently tho
fin
g
ers
on
th
e
weakness
Zt
t
h
«
The probaiiilities are th at
to
get
at
was
Republican
p
arty
don’t
want
him
u ,ed to driving with
form of banking when it „nvs:
banks
in this p art of the s ta te thnt
as
they
didn’t
w
ant
his
father.
To
o f U v o c a tio n .
I t jH g o o d to l o r a l l t ” ^
[n u (l,‘ t h « *>««>*
were forced to close th eir doors
-o I
T
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r
f
f
f
r
tho
failure
of
hPV
« n in te n H e i n t e r e s t in t h e j o b f o r J 2 u J W o rk ’
to fe e l hhl.”r th ^
," 1'1 “ !,lu lv‘s
they made fu.th
him *rvice-president
w ent oat»Jn . this com»- It is f o o lis h to s p e n d o n e 's d n v u »
in “ Elor_id a .b aVks follows the do * . storm i T WH,th‘‘r,!,i " lin t little
lC^ o n e t flk e s h i s iwiy. him
You know w hat happened.
„ with AfrQfp *.Burr and
.™ •‘S f .w»"- } ’
.....nl of!
d o in g w o rk f o r w h ic h o n e is ^ n o t
s l J r r o u n d i n » rt'
T l m e ^ h E era" of “ e 's a m T S , - *a f ^ o
F * h a ./ 'f u l l 'c " n t ^ l
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a
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to
d
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ptomobiles to nettle th eir ari “Ti !E. P EM0C R A T S are over, • h at failed by the hundred ip £ i ,,th °
joyed a t Lenroot’a defeat in Wit Western furm- country. They an. I r 1 wa* the withdrawing of monev
,A1 wiU m* ke trouble for
Crane’M ^efinj. the Coolldge
reglrao."
F° f men In V irginia took tion o f’happlnessla Tittle! l W e lih o 3 ? r i!
T 8*rls out and soverely nosH is “ to do what you wotdd r a th ir ^ 1 ° 8ay that haPPl- i J L T y„ mi,k* moro *rouble for
■ ««»»rdlesa of the S « e
fo r it" not o n T i act„shndnHthan anythin« else,
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LUMBER
B etter Buys
A Definition Of Happiness
IntfTM
ting
th in g■ about
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birda, th*W, don’t^ s ir'rg .
r
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k
o
Re.
NO,’ b u t a lo t of them are - 5
I cheaper.
lH
BUNKERS
__
i
>^k-
Kr ^ a'K' «uf seines
^ brt3—s to o d
h , ,i » « " «» " «»»•
!•
Sdllldoi"^?^>arT wbth1bVum
JvS'a “iT
glrl’S
YeVv
T.‘ring
" ‘K withw,l" ‘
^ trouble if you do it
.J Z Z .
A golf course w ithout tra p s or and out of I raps, is rinjng them ■
« »»'*rmy seat. When he landed
"M the beneh n ernb .n in e out of hunkers would not Im- worth play an injury ra th e r than a service.
| Inside the box of bone th a t sits
tin- w ater and handed the erueifix ing over.
| ,,n H>e spine is the ttfinking apThey necessitate skill and pa | pnrntiis capable of fig u rin g out
lienee.
ways and m eans to g et through
They teach men to keep their life, fairly w e ll- th e ease depend
ing of (our.se on the kind of g ray
„ fr
^ U e p u b - >e brought from the sea when sub temper.
m a tte r which is In the box.
.Vf Co,nKru8H
To
<*'•■ perfected.
o rie into
They introduce the clem ent of
But it will never work unless
t h e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n ' i,*7nt prospector is senrriiing t
fcbll'M e, w ithout which no contest It is forced to work, and it will
never develop w ithout working
.
•WmiiM be interesting.
Somettm es men live beyond t
:...... ...v m ijr irnvcil
One of tho best things about 1 1 ^ ‘‘bout ever um m inting
to *
bcen playing in rinnoL olJeUons
* Coriwr«tion8 have from Holland to Sa„ Frnneisco.- 3g„|f is th a t to play it oven in I anything, mid then some sudden S
i
| lesponsihility puts th eir minds to ■
-O
W HERE i H E ocean is nowf d ,' differently requires a high de .w ork and they
develop really l *
Tee of self control.
g reat qualities.
i i
and once was. W here dry land 1
• the ocean was
E ngland’s chn
I “fo rtu n ately some iieoplc can
One of the most notable easox
fro
co n tr“ i
« gulf course !Of the kind was that of G eneral a
u r ,.
. ,
--------------w er® »t the bottom of the sc*
using it i„
,|ni| v .(•ra n t, who had net I led down „ < ’m
W ithout being in the least original nml
•,
' t V \ 0 ,ltV,,H; ftPo ‘’Perated bp-- 'itliout
icntioos.
;«n Ohseuie tan n er till th e w ar «
Phrasing it, Dp Frank rv,.n n
»nd .vet quite rnmtlv , *"w
wata»<^AbA.fi*ci$i»..—,^
• m better learn it even in „ bitw een the sta te s brought h im ' J
do wliat you
y o u wmild m thcr thi S f H n" th? hnWlnoSS is ’’to lM l’h,, <‘...... nwiHwlor went elimb1 nlo the world, ami forced him
,UnU!I 1,0 Ul« » a n y t h i n g e lse , a n d iret
"v«’r m ounta.ns on his little gam e tli ,n not at all.
p a id• f o r i t . ’
• 4,1,11 M l , donkey. In fu tu re he’ll explore the
N aturally golfer.. |,,,e th eir " 7 the m i hi ary tra in in g which »
otherw ise would have been wholly ■
‘The most
tem perUH(.
i,,,
.w asted.
J jg
When
they
g
et
into
,
rouble
with
■
lillilttM, "is tht'fomMvho i^lllVJ'lo'mf u',U ,‘r,;* - ,)r’ (,ranf f ‘>n- 1 ,f i")l!
'*P after1^ ^"are tra p s nml bunkers.
I It is not alw ays p leasant or 'S
ink « hubby l,c loves," ' ' 'L
nmkp “ llv«W f ~ .n follow- C .r S ^ * . "‘T / V ^ ' S ^ S wSn
(om ucive to seren ity fig h tin g o u r ■
. , l hJ Z '',,,nnjnin of those ol>-!
,
m /.
T th. hlu,k,,r:1' b u t only "
The rest o f the Crane article f e m
i .■
r‘,u ,,r‘‘ !"i1'‘,«*ed flat, you don't wUh Hu '
,M,agine tlmt they i
m
t
' " h",v'‘
f(iu«
lltiovIiml
2
wish
thev
were
not
there.
*
are taken tells about three or four men ^ i ‘ hoMt‘ ,vm,irk-'1 ?" ,a.r- Tlm,’H w,'v ”“r Jewish
i »bi ............
m know
the utru
of won
n „ , ..
............... .
.. '•">
u ee my
Du
their hobbies With prof t
rr • en wh° a n ‘ f«»'«ving rr.""(,S
They possess red e a rr of
o? them
I) '",t}?mrHCtio"
g re a te "r f th an allv '* " ™ -
o J t t S S g t^ a ^ t ,mit ^
ilug it is still easy to borand th a t’s trouble
Rlncs Filline
' th.<? S o n “ ^ ‘ a n d a s s u c h ., h e h iw u " f(JUnd ,l ,n H f '»h’s siomadh
p a r t in t h e e n a c t m e n t n f
. nUf Kverv Germ an hov learns a imem
__ ________
•Sz r ; " -..... .. .... -
JI
m !'N‘ r.r ,H,»»
HHtrr
,b ™ „ i.' &
trr*?
Tlii- i-fiiii-. il m aintains a fr-e
lo'iiifiiiV IJddiii, \i). 517 F irst N ii
\lL7. HOTEL
;,; V ^
Building, where the
Now York C ity; J. Bible and all authorized C htiU ian
frehexter; D. F. Gib- Science literatu re may he
Bench; M. R. Kn- iowed or puiciuised. Open every
■ren, G ainesville; R Wednesday and Saturday from I to
Birmingham, Ala; J. 5 f*. M.
jey. M.sh Naomi Sioggan. M iss'
hi, E. G. D arling,
All iin* welcome to cmj* m^rvico^
Latiierme Meisch. Miss Rose 1
1. Miller, B ath, N. Y. and fo m ake use of the Rending
Verne Hunt. Miss Julia Vliggin^ Mrs. Itiggei-, Miss Alice Cream er,
■Baltimore, Md.; Mr. Room.
Miss I ••tty Holsclnw. Mi.-s C«ih- Mrs. lien Caswell, Mrs. Mildred
s Bailey, W est Palm
erlno Schiranl M i- Evelyn Curt. Chittenden, Mrs. Ellison Mcisch,
C hristian Church
lay, Jacksonville, H.
Mis- Anna M. Fellows, Mias Bertha Miss Hazel Packard. Mrs. Helen
,nore, C. W. S m art, i
Edw ard Ritdicel M inister
I*«inb. Ml-s Catherine Shirley Schultz, Mrs. W. Pot his. Mis- Ruth
Smart, Orlando.
I Bihlo School, It:4ft o'clock.
Mr- i aerie l.. .Marlowe. Ml— Mar M. Peters nnd
Miss M argaret
Communion ami preaching II o'
garet Horner, Mrs. Dorothy Hmh, Cowan.
clock.
1INOLE
j
bn, Lexington, Ky.; ! C hristian Endeavor, 7 o’clock.
Evening Services, H o’clock.
liver, P alnlkn; E. A.
W orker's ( onfcr.'ii. e for the i
Ga.; W. E. C ray[lll.; F rank A lbert, Bible School Thursday H o’clock. ■
Pope and wife, C ity;
Holy Crosa ( hurrh
city; W. W. Sund\
F ifteenth Sunday a fte r T rinity. I
; 0. K. Ross, JnckHoly Communion, 7:.‘H) o’clock.
I
- t’tmt-i by Flanders
Church School. P:4ft o’clock.
M orning prayer and sermon ! 1
[iTEZUMA
M
, n
,
.
O JL -U l
jThat will Htnnd the U*st of
.Mi
M argaret Fcters, attractiv e daughter of Mrs.
Peters,
Daytona; P. D. Me- ; o'clock.
I
time.
Remember, when
actompaiiied by her mother, for Baltimore where -ho
; W. S. Edwnrd, all.A cordial invitation extended to ! leave- Sunday
. . . . cm ■
< fre.-hnum. in. Notre
. .. Dame
. College.
_
m
atriculates^
a
Miss
Peters
was
{building, thnt the life of
Brown, C. J. Pope
a member of iaat year's g raduating class of th ......
Sanford High School
linbridge, Ga., A. C.
your home dependn on the
j
and
is
n
popular
member
of
the
younger
set
of
this
city.
F irst P resbyterian Cliurrh
Jngton, N. C.; D. G.
quality of materials which
Sunday School, 9:45 A. M.
■; Clinton F ugate,
M orning Worship, II A. M.
: Jones, Tam pn.
^ Fay I.o.-sing left S aturday for \ riliiostii, Ga.. where he will be
you pul into it. I'se only
C hristian Endeavor, 7 P. M.
.Mobile, Ala., where tie will spend •he guest of relatives for sevoral
the best, it’s always the
Evening W orship,
A . P. M.
Die winter.
Jam es Bailey o f,
,
weeks.
At
tho
m
orning
service
the
pn
(
j cheapest.
inch nre spending | .
11
re .n s the guests of l” r will speak on “Come l ' “ to Me."
Miss
Sara
.Men.
will
leave
Suni
B.
('.
Berry
of
New
Yurk
City
Is
l• 1 no anthem to ho iircii ui cntinor* day lor her home
•
NViishington, .‘spending several days here on buslMon with this topic is, "I Heard tlm
Voice of Jesu s Kny,” l>y Irn. I! D- < . a fte r spending the past tw o!ness,
rice of Atluntn, Ga., Wilson.
weeks here as the guest of her par- j
--jive, houac guest of
(INCORPORATED)
Topic for the night service I- •lit: Me. and Mrs. J. W. Men
|
Mrs.
Fitzgerald
Candle, Miss
lltner.
Corner
Maple and Bth. Ht».
"Take my Yoke Upon You." These
Fannie Tucker, Mrs. T. 1{. White,
are evangelistic sermons. EveryK. Compton, Mgr.
J- l'- rownsend of (Quitman, Ga. Mis. Le-ley Hill, Mrs. Jack Ad
IRirhai'dson,
iy ccordially iqvite«l tv wpr-hip was a hu- irn-.— visitor in the city ; mire nml Mi>- Kate Mckmucy of
BOn.' > * » ? • jane is
Phone 797
dUnm D«aiir.and -with (is. a - • —
,
Saturday.
O rlnm lt. spent SaturiUiv here us
Yillsford of Orlando
Auxiliary husiuosN m eeting Adi
Du* guest of Mi.-.. A. H. Key.
i of friends hero Fri- he held a t Die church Monday aft
Mr-. \ icier .dcl.aiiljn has re
ernonn at I o'clock.
This the lumed home from Brun-ws'k, Ga.,
Mrs. Charles Britt., Mrs. Archie
first m eeting since Ju n e hik! all where she tin- been the guest of
Betts and Mis. Paul Monahan
S. S. Batnm-1 are are urged to be present.
relatives for -evernl days.
spent Fralay ill Orlando as the
-oturn home Sunday
j guest of friend-,
First Baptist Church
■rk und o th er points I
Mi.- D obi stoiajenniire, Mis- I
k
-------(they have spent the j Sunday School, !l:.'t() o'clock.
Knthl '•Ii Caib in and Robert Bur- ■ Mr.-. Fieri Dftlger and son, Fred•ks buying th eir fall ■ Morning Worship nml sermon 11 rows IM'ltoi.'
to Jacjjs •nville! eiir-h,
....................................
Lift S aturday .....................
for Atluuta
ods for the Bnumcl j o’clock. Subject: “ m essages From
I liursduy. ^ I hey were accompa- j
where they will lie the guc-t
Motoring in the Mountains.”
»PYoung people's unions (1:15 o’ med by J. (,. ( at ledge enm utc to • of friemls for several weeka.
--- 11
wine Teague of Or- clock.
Evening worship nnd sermon
ktrartlve gu est of her
Edmund Meisch for o'clock. Subject: “ Messages Fron
Counsel of a Dying Soldier."
Wednesday evening service H o’
J Gooding McKim l»ft clock.
perdu, where she will
weeks ns the guest bally invites those whose hr
C hristian fellowship,
Mrs. William Mc- cbvcl
who believe in the redemptive
mission of the chureh.
VZ
rullJ «of *f i*|fr*
111.1 Siinfurd Avf,
if . .I'.^ar.
7 (i cluck.
IArrivals
r-
!
H . K ' (S . f “ nd" '
n iy i
(U rday
Ju n io r Company ('las- in „ yi,1,.v I
*cc a t the C ity Hnll subjee ; 'The Way t„ I * : . '
Lset, the hosts being
Adult Bible study, 11
,',.lo,.k
I of the young social H uhi«'t: ‘‘The Divine P la n ”
^
A dult BiMe study K „ '.i i I
" ■ f f r t : •’^ H v e ra m i:-’ the
londay
en Mallory Circle ford" "Xl,,r‘‘SiS !’y J "d«" R atherj Oo'clock a t the home
c , ! ? 1T"- « " d 4111 interested are 1
lockey on P ark Avo- ?»,- II
l" “ ay or all „f
s ~ ,“ » « « ( » »
. of the F irs t Conhurch will hold a
at 2:31) o'clock at Kirsl ( hurrh <,r Christ. Scientist ;
311 Palm etto AveJ hri-iia,, Science services are!
hehl every Sunday morning
tj,, I
Thil'iV'si
( " h'at.(),,k
Avenue Sun
near jI
esday
rh n d S treet,
II o’clock;
A of. the B aptist day School «t 10 o'clock. Subject
et with M rs. Albion tor tomorrow, "Substance "
/<nt Second S treet
Wednesday
evening
services
which include Icat ininnies nf Christ
Ian Science healing, are held at
Semina
ELECT!
Co.
Alh T New
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York rovom
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,vc,!U(?n. 1whil.h
wrecks men phyifc,i,,
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forJ he election o f 1928, nevertheless, it is time that I
P1 rty were con*M«-«ng the qualifications of 7 - 7 - ----------^
nomlrn f S ! who °°m now ag P°8aib,e candidates for the I ^OWS SIEBOLD M y , crInj,
nomination.
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Daily llernld
,1). RATES
or I emufc
• I'OR SALE-—Spiice
i
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I
iiM ;
*2j0Lv V-
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A<S £ 'to r*S3L!*
71— Apartments For Rent
J,
v»‘ t f a ^ -iv T a .
snld lilll will be taken as ci>nr«sseU ' n,i
in i,a to T h T T e .l I n u t ^ , ,
liy. you. anil each of yon.
i
...
,
City.
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W it I v s V M .e ,,*
-----------u8*'" bm hnvlnF been filet fo r1 . . J ' ' ” * '*>' ’ "bimtaalon reserv.a
” L l ‘ 1 S-KNIGHT and Overland
............. of 'iidHlnK Oil« t.. iln.l '
J,,*'*
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w . 'i t W n
F- ami ,\| Motne Co
I * '’ov« described tract of laml In lto" *’1
l *'“ ‘ *h»V biay <1<
-. Cite
Park .,..,1
t t
comp an,ant. J. II. While
;
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| It Is further ordered ilutt Oil*
— ---------------------------- • order tie pnldlshril once a w oak foci
HUPS MAkMDVu
, ^ consecutive works 111 tho Han-'
.
at« KnlOINS
i fuptl llsralil. n newspaiier pulillshmtnitit'l Automobile Co.
| ,'11
^'odnole Mount). Florida «ml
Mugiiulia Ave.
Phone | r . ' ‘VJ-L'S.."
circulation
,
—------------h ” | ..IMNK ANt> 'dll'K ItK O tlds the
--I
of AiikusI. A. I>. 7I>36.
CHRYSLER
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CHAS. T. l-’i 11 | f It M nTni! , •/, ,
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i’()liniiArut
j ) I u- i u,
Hi ( O ,
f lerk of . lit Jiiillclal Circuit ’
* • 1 1 NtPhone ti'JJ 1
court, Mendnnle
fo u n t) .
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JEW ETT AND RACE
JAd
.!'i.M,,A,tU.N
'* ll HAVtUY.
Hidlrltiim
and nf* f.iiiiisel
Sanford Denier
for I'omidnlimnt
... “ 'Y E S (JARACE
Amt 3S. Si |U | . | | It IT.
Jlhh U .^ ls t St.
Phone ,;i7
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j SKX KATII JltM t'IX I. f'tltClJIT
f
NASH
OF rt.OHIIIX. l.x AM) ro ll
LCiuM Hie world in motor car value.
SKMIXOI.K « Ot > T t.
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CIRCULATION DEPARTM ENT
I
Plaintiff.
,
ifA n ’O M oit||.K DEALERS; If you
.
want to sell your used ears nd I l:
'• v v " ''DWI’AXY.
veD-si. ()Hi,y on thc clMllifa
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OHIIKH •)»• c o i'ItT
90—Automobiles For Sale
private
home, close
- “ J J - g i A M K T S B N T . 'S
l
c v c lf convenience.
h8, will he received
Jand collector sent
%SAN?I' 3 r) /
COMPANY 0
tlox :l' SUtioi> !>•. New York. FOR RENT. 3 room furnished
[for paym ent.
.... 10c a line
Vc rnaki. n ' s p S t y
prompt '
SKMI MOLE EMPLOY^! ENT
! IJIrt-Oaf^T ! ' " ' " und garage. Call
First Inning
.... He a line
bureau
NATIONAL LEAP,UK
Kl oJt walked, W heeler fanned.
Httl North Park Ave.
Brooklyn at New York.
7c a lint
delive.-y.
i'OR RENT.- Unfurnished four
Si Louis "at Bouton.
I iri !* » '
I'u rk rr MinDrugs
Soda
—
Hot
Sandwiches
tea
on
rcipicst.
room
apartmviii.
ent. rm
P alm
etto AVC.
Ave.
left. Elliott -cored
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'.........rn.im
n ieitil
( Im ago a t Philadelphia.
ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. l j
,
Kii Imr son s single t,, center, Tur
f.l
rates
are
fur
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!
......
Ihuiy.
,a
,e
s
2
cents
,
r
h
and
,;th.
Apply
N.
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AMSCO CAMERAS
Tack Dempsey alw ays fig h t, , j'
insertions.
m .'n d U .d t<» Myers. Ha hr ground,ui
1 Mr
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2 !Ln:'rL , h ™ ' *«■•'»•
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SU1TI
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of average length
o th er fellow ’s w u j. Ami this p,-jM
\ MERICA N LEAt.'t K
S .flJ'/n ,
*errors.
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b'Oll H U N T :-:, ........ i S S S E J
In
lino.
(
i|'ie
is
lo
be
the
has
is
„f
jljs
(j|(
plnladelphiu nt Chicago.
■charge
of
30c
for
,:"'7. Hum-: had gained recogniHo*-fon at St. Louis.
T T umk: » ; r ' " : -•««— s i i u ..ii,.n u , „ i , o
m
u r s ^ r wilh h M wwaived hy d ra g g in g him from
ties when defending ],i» title f*,,., I
" ” rl as the i haaipiop follow ing the
• itnjr.
New York n t Detroit.
VICIIi I HKISENHlvRItY PRINT
*
•■•lie
lunney.
tising
is
restricted
, I ve-w itnesses s„j,i th at while It
>
.,'r
rrti
IA
was hit by the pitcher, Crowe lined Cincinnati Splits Twin Hill retirem ent of I. fl'ries.
s iI l ', ''lI
ir‘r., g.
Engraving ID— .Money to l.o a n
"
I aiglon at Clevclnml.
7.">— Hus in css (Maces for Rent
"f alw ays fight the o th er f,.’
Rssificnt ion.
I he ehanif i<-n of A u stralia re
■to short and Krishie was doriMed
"<!
he
unkind
to
call
the
A
m
j h»w • way, ’ the ehnm nion said
j . '
"
l.e;
is made The San. i(h. I’iKslHirjfh
• As ---itJfUe
"mined m an upriglil .p o sitio n In
SOI I I I EKN"ASSOCIATION
in champion a “dull" lie cerIt- Avenue- ('OA NS Money available ut 7 per
will he responsible
lAMders l«osc io Hnivivs; *bi» rinir <»nlv
hwoikI*. over
,
_____ e r r „ r ,><’‘," <* ° " tf ,' it’ " <> nilw *
■ ,L,| l."i 1 i 1'1 if r »' •d'antpion, |
",
N e-a Orleans a t A tlanta.
l> was a "false alarm .’’
,i cent.
A P !I E
r o n in-'M-r u
u n i . Close
liosc in
m property. A.
, ,
Incorrect insertion, Commercial S treet.
ought to ! - good enough to ninte'
••i.l
1‘iralc.s
T
a
k
e
1st.
Reds
2nd
I'A
O
minute.-.
I
if-pa
tr
hedid
not
Molaie at Hirmingharn.
,
. Coamllv & Sons.
•
hv m
now occupied
" ere was nothin* in the record
ler for nulmrmient
'
V
s
tv
l"
<
’
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ht!,.g
th
a
t
iH
!.
.
. „ __
“late his leiio ah en t record.
by ( hryslcr Motor Company,
1'J— Huiltling Contractors.
•i:t rad ret this.
i Memphis a t C hattanooga.
De office should lie
1 Wallace walked, he took third l t n t l I i w . n o To I » , r r
in tore me. [f [ (ought in the ............
" e s t 1st. St. Apply A. P. Cun!
i\;t flat on his hnelc’teii
WANTED
TO
HUy
Nashville
a
t
L
ittle
Rock.
''th
o
u
g
h
th
e
going
was
not
Letliatoly
in
cuse
of
i when Jtaw.son threw wildly to ln<t i v c c i M i c a s I s I n I< m e
m anner in i nch fig h t som e eh v, . i ’
nelly A Sops.
1 crouds a fte r «he opening hell,
i
CLEAN COTTON It AOS
mire thousand persons made
SANFORD liOOFLNCi c t,
jile
tidlow Would be able t„ fathm i
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: " n :V'u 1k.“ 7 'Mint, W allace .scored
„
1
rh«|
AT
HERALD
OFFICE'
FLORIDA
STA
TE
LEAK
I
E
l-'iR trip to Colmn.
r ""fs built up roofs. Re-roofing
he weak points i„ th a t stele il;„| '
VF.ItTISERS
‘ Ftrjir
Mraie uiori at Sanford.
over old roofs. I.eaks repaired la
1” ’,t
'n d th ere a re ,.n , r,
.
•'’
"'■i
t.,,
Id
reprosentativo timatea free. Satisfi'.'tion gunran- ' 2 — K dtieiit in n al
Orlando a t Lakeland.
B nn
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,
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th ree hy the visitors, and both ru n n e r• were • ife, Hahr the opener .. to J
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Elm Ave an,I 13th Street.
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ROOM and hoard. .',05 West Third
vestments. Best buys are among
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LARGE room, (win hedr. block ,
Wne ball and both Hanford i
*'• vour idioiie.
Dearhoni, Chicago.
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office. SI 2 I moil Ave. P h o n e,
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On very liberal term s
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generul | Experience unnecessary. O rdinary FU R N ISH ED rooms, sleeping or I
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housekeeping,
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rrigalion boxes, ,J R. )y. Croxvn Mailing Bureau, 1205
any o th er j;,
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c o . S3— Help Wanted— Mil le
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w' • n the H r." •: |,„ j. t)u.
strike.
SLEEPING looms and u p aitm en ls, _
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for lent. 7*2ft W. l-t St. Tel 2H. | FOR SALE. Lot A. T ier «,f II I..
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l"ae Hlftfor itrotnpt EARN $.'!d weekly in spare time,
All t; j[ j>(| ^
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Fftnolia Avenue!
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a m k b k a n i.e a g i i:
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mil id,. |,ia or I,.
l a iu ; k front* room
xeith p o rch ,.
double, trip le und ain.-i.. t t„ t h e 'U ’T ^ . •’
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TH E SANFORD HERALD
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Dr.
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FURNISHED apartm ent, kitchen tion, Daytona
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and
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1101
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Special Messengrer Service fa
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the evening’ to deliver papers tQ ,^ i
any subscriber who is missed by
regular boy.
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A f . ^ M TZX FOUR RUN RALLY PALMS’ PENNANT
... . ... .... ...... OV HIGHLANDERS HOPES BLASTED SMOKERS C IJM B
ORLANDO BY SAINT DEFEAT) WINNING TWO ^•onc* Tunncj’s Roxtn^
FROM SARASOTA Froffram Is Reduced
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BUILDING MATO
110 North Laurel Ave.
Phone 763
When buyiny; any oi iji^jj,
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C E L E R Y CITY
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The Price Is Right
SANFORD
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CASH LUMBER CO.
STREAK
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>AY, SEPTEM BER 13, 192B
Knight Outlines Features
O f Proposed Industrial
Survey To Be Made H ere
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The proposed industrial survey I man said, Everything i>r n statin-'
of Sanford will ineltide all statin-! cal nature, wtiich industrial bu
lies available of this city which ll. rcitus nud chuuiliers of commerce
n manufacturing firm or joldiitiK prepare in other cities Will be as
Shown house will demand when consider- si milled hy the comnfkteu here
intr Sanford as a location, Col.! The plan is to have the statistical
Rouses iieorge vv Knight, chairmun of chart answer every possible que.inew industries committee, said lion that would he asked by an
Admiration tne
*
,
,
i executive of n imiiiufactury or job
or our plans for the sur King house.
jnj^ Countrymen vey.‘mine
are miniature as yet, he said
The information withered in the
"The survey will he for the pur survey will include the demand for
pose of gathering statistics and to, the product, the freight rate on
print them in compact form. It raw
materials,
the
prnlmld"
will enable n prospective investor|growth of the surroundiuR coun
to sec exactly what Sanford lias in try and kindred subjects.
advantages for a factory or joh-j
The proposed survey was re
bing house.
The information. commended Friday by tho board of
Insists That He irnthered
will he ns accurate ns we governors of thb trade body to the
Ret it. We believe that the , finance committee with power to
)riven Alone to call
■tatistics will show an investor act.
The ptohnlile cost of the
ie of Explosion that in- can save eunsideralde nioti survey, including the printiriff juh
ey by select t'.ig this city from will not exceed $2.01(0, according to
many others in the state."
i limates obtained hy I'ol. Knight
Sept. I l l — ( A P —
The data will lie colnph te in The finance eommitt.ee is scheduled
lsa> an lninn'il Sunday
.ery detail the eonimittec chui. •
meet (his week to take ilt'lioli.
fiiR cnuvds nn 11n* spul
| ||i' 11 rs l.iT n iv In* had
dr.-dll at the hands
llhl-lu* assassin,
Courage
Premier
ular
sands Brave
it To See Idol
Eight Pn^es Today
1 t ’ -*
G.0.P.RAPPEDMcPherson Wil
Swipe Flivvers
earing
Three Persons Are Dead
Hundreds of Others M ad«
Homeless Uy Flood W ater*
Following Disastrous Rains
A d m in istra tio n C h arged W ith
B ein g “ M orally H jinkrupt” j
In Pam ph let fo r Use i n ,
Property I ajss W ill
Run Into Millions
Big Business Served
By (J. O. I*., Is Claim
I, a rye Seolion Of One Tqwjrt
Inundated As W ater Keeps
ItisinK Over Hunks o f Rive#
Elections To He Held Soon
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HIGH SCHOOL IS Woman
W as to Re<
O f $5,000 foi
REOPENIiD WITH O f Visit A t i
BIG
Was Instruct
E ssential S p irit O f Uepuhli- ; Kimdlnit'itt ls# Estimated At
canism ( ‘ailed One o f (!on- j
•laO Hv I’ rTncrfinr McKay;
'I
tem pt fo r t ’om m on People
t'ity and County Heads A t
Send Keyes
Fvangelist Men!
tend Assembly Exercises
KMI’OHIA, KatmHs, Sept
WASHINGTON. Sent. III. oVl
(/?*• Three persons were known to
l —The Kenuhli.aii administrnti.m
In Pending Di
The S in I I'd High n7io.il opeard
have lost their lives, hundreds
|was attacked us “ morally and in
Die
I
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t«-rin
I".Im
,
with
|
O f Mrs. Ori
were homeless or marooned in
I telle.-tuallv bunkinpt" in a Deuio
their houses and damage to live.’
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to
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stock and liuildiiigs was mounting
I t*..In V under fill' til- of tile " l ’»."l.
I .o s A N C K I.E S , Sept.
steadily today as flood waters of
I of I'.nt s." for M-> Uv D.'ltio.nil ava.l.il.b' ("d.i bill |( W., . aid al
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rivers swept southeastern
pyrighliM
l s i.ir j’ sttyH
I coligressnuial . ampaigiis.
Kansu, following rains yesterday
The record of the udiuluist iat mil mat.'.I at m ..i th an (all. The i n
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will
be
i'.mipili'd
during the last six years, the book
|and l:is| night wich in some sec
si hoot S e ila ff,
$18 a week
tions approached cloudburst prosaid, inis Ihs' ii c.ieastciitly subset \ hy tip .nil o f Do week, SI
V.IJil loo.'il pa .hI i’i ’.hh, has confessed t
ient to lug htisiiies'.. has incifmusl aulhot it a i siii I
|port ions.
Kansas City police have put in
aim co n ra ge <>f PreI lls
ir.e x p e l l il
to lie enrolled
Marling at the headwaters of a hectic summer looking after gov.'rnnielltal expendilures and b a t throughout th. W.s'k.
slu ry «»f h avin g shared
issnlini when his lift.*
the three rivers, the flood swept Kenneth Kearns, 10, and his six- "failed utterly" to deal with the
side cot tape at Curm el
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1
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o'clock:
valened l»y a homh
southeast through Kmporiu, Muai- year-old brother, Kiltie, who have arms situation.
aD.'ii.I.sl by ho
-til.let.I
body, sister, the anonymous.
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fails
show
that
alike
in
it-'
son,, Itiirlington and other pointa, a niiiniu flir borrowing autos thut
. *'|i«i.d
i, the faculty and X " am) Kenneth G,
L an an arch ist roused
swel'ing in volume as it came. .loii't helong to them. The hoys domestic and in it i foreign poll
dmi rut tor. to u high pitch,
i o f Sanford civic
cies,’*
it
asserted,
"the
Uepuhli.
an
former Angelun Temple
threatened
householders Dually eaiiu* to gi lef when they
mills of persons stood for Senator iiuHer, Close Friend Mrs. George PaxI on Address Wai
F o ii e t Lake. T W
miniiii i liation, more .'speoiallv, if
"ratur,
was a fake for
who
d
I'.o
their
lives;
many
ta
wi.rked
a
flivver
in
a
.•emelery.
lilt' I'd. lit of ptlhlic !
Hi,. •uffoiiitlng heat, unes Communication to liey- ken on ares were rescued in row uoil Kenneth has hcclt -enl |., the tluil is possible, line I’l.'ildelil
** a • tu receive $5,000 fro
Mi
K
a
>
and
I
fri.m :t hurtling sun, !>*■• • Of President, to lie Opposed
Citolidge Weill l>> Dll' While Ill'll'.'.
ald Out lining Plans for boats In n tlie roofs and second let" limit, ^y,
ilk
l i e ' .*'"iupl.' McPbor-nn, the
Hy Cook; Walsh Is Seeking
Cliigi Palnco In rufeh a
|ha- boon m.nailv and intellectually
t
.lies
..f
i
ii'ii
'
es.
edin at loliat I lli" admifsiii.i was mad#
Proposed Spring Legislation
f I lie l'liscist itlol Its lit'
-— ----— .
|la.nki opt.
The Democratie Nomination
A huge : 'tn.ii of the town of
today, and1■W".'ii : tatr.licit.
ml left his office,
"Uepiibll.aiis 1lit-in-1-1 \i ;
ale
Neosho F all. about of, miles southtiie nppor:
S.uii" time after Mrs.
ashamed of the recnlil dining the I li.i 1 I III \ v\*
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.—0P 1
Florida hna a fm .-try Hoci*-tv
itlntii' in his iiutoinohile,
last of Ilei
.vns reported as vir
and.it mo I", ••a i "appi'.irvd. wiUvesi
Huiilmg regime when the Daugli •*t III. |IIIIII(4
itr insisted tllilt tie tie Viiti-is ..r nine stales trudge In "Htaiil/.i'd last March, and it is now tually iiiiiiidati'd at midnight.
A
cl'lys, the Falls, the l.llli.", tlie IfIt t» * «• |lit l| I. Illitt ll’tlt'l’. t'upil j found at I'urmtd, Calif.
fct I lie spot where Sntnr- I he pulls hi oi imurics tomorrow In '"ra ged in stri'i.gt hening its *•i banker who reported the situnlWill
..id t>. iiiiuti.il had occupii
less.. Smiths, the Howard Man Illl N• till .»)i |i FH(|I»II t•* Oil’ll* parents
Mh|t*cl of ir«>
lit.g K.inrlr (iioMiliitilii tx p ifs their Hi* mi* for stal«* anil K*'«iuznl imi with
to Wirlnt.i aid lie stood in water
llillgloli • pollute.I the . li.alUlel "I 11"-. w, I »* ad vi •at. in that they lag.* at Carmel part of
bofii.i' the state l.gllluture a> I...mli til him. As the national nlfirel'S.
on tlie second floor of a building
giiveinmelit. I’ resiileiil Coolidge I....Id make the Illo I of their op the "win.-el'ml wn* mlsal
III Massachusetts, home state o. ,l"' "ext >eni*»n and asking lur Hi.
|tiy the seelie of the nt
while telephoning the report.
wu.tmii who lunked like
shows a similar la. k of moral in pol I unit les.
" f '< hill that would pm
is: it: .limition, (lie erowit President ('oululge. his personal
After the as ■nihly exercises, I’hersim.
I
I
turtles
o.
..ainfull
dignation
in
his
attitude
towaiil
state's foieits and the cm
J gat tiered «t llie spot friend Senator William M. Butler. , , ‘ l
ilia pupil, w'rnt In their clasa
The section lia dest hit uppareoi million in piilili.' life
The alleged confession
.huirnii.il of lho Republican Nn atmn of a forestry departineiit, uc
ililly.
looms.
licin'ii 1 1 announcements a dramatic meeting bet'
.....
........-illly
included
a
territory
nearly
Spirit
of
t
’>nirisiii
(
HtiinI
I
’oiuiiiilti'i*
ih ti|i|i(Ki|i| fur
Mr*
<.»*orv.*
I
Joint
Henderson
'I’rails
W
ife
ii, evidently pleased witli
25 niilcs wide, starting about It)
"The essential spirit of Uepuhli were made hy (lie teachers, ns- Seilaff and her twin
And Escort To Midway canism in government is one of Iglini.'llt:. to . a.*es made, the Virli. KiinIm.1I, of Oaki
Hitiitions of affection, <*•- riMioiniiuitiun l>v WasIiiiiKluii I ’otik, 1,1 •*^ Myrtli* A vimiih*.
miles west of here and extending
inemhur
of
tlit*
(ioveraur’s
council
Mrs.
I’axton
has
addressed
a
let
l greeting wilti tlie RuDance Hall Where He Calls cynicism, of contempt for the in i h»"a and sliolv schedule ex pinitil’d said tu him* been mad#
more than 5U miles southeast
V it retching out his right Cook’s cant pail'll in Imscd upon ter to The Herald on the Florida along the Neosho und Cottonwood
Kival
Out and Shouts Him tclligcilce and the i.leaJism of the and adjournment taken :)t noun rect ri'quint o f th* Ia1
In characteristic niunncr. modification of the Volstead Act, forestry ciiiiipiiiiiii in response to valleys.
Dotted I until tomorrow .
common people o f th
met in the newspaper
public ownership of railroads, oil The Herald’s request thut anyone
I The cnrnllini'iii for the ll>2<i-27 Seiluff having been ti
States.”
litiinfull at Neosho Falls broke
imcn Praise Him
nn
Hcndersmt,
negro,
trailed
fields and water power, and direct with knowledge of the work heinjf
The tiuinhcv guard fru.n her cell In
Farm relief was listed m one of ) chni'l yeiir w a s
thongs packing the Col election of presidents. Fortnei done to protect Florida’s forests all records for the storm with 14 hts wife and Joe Camel, negro, to a
nt' pupils erailiinted from tlto jail where slui hod spent
the
dominating
issues
in
the
hook
inches.
The
village
of
Leroy
re
public dance hall at Mldwiiy Sultir
li' licfore the palace were Senator David Walsh is an out send the information to the ediAt Florence (lux ui| hi and following a brief which said the Democrats propo , gi.iiiniiar sell,tigs of Sanford last on her charge* of Issuing
hen wllo cried: “ tioll lilcss stnmlimr tieure in the Democrati. lor. An editorial in The Herald on ported 11 inches.
June was lit*
The m ajority of less checks. The . sister#
seven inches fell.
dispute, fatally shot t’aiiiel. Hen to aid agrieiiltlire hv restoring the
(rep him for US.”
senatorial primary.
Sept. ■! -asked “ What is beinir done
farmers export market, adjust the this uiimhi'r ban enrolled in the and after a consultation 1
About
/our
inches
was
reported
derson
was
later
arrested,
woman hearing flowers
More than 250,(1(1(1 persons quali hv the state I'overnment to cor- here und at tliirlington. Cotton
tariff to a competitive basis, lovvei high "i bool here, il is sail). In lawyer, Mrs. Seiluff nnnoq:
Henderson is charged in u war rail and water rates, stimulate co addition
at I lie I'higi Pnluce and fied to participate in the Demo red u little of thy monstrous wood Falls reported six und one
pupils from grammar iiiteut iu.i «,f "making
rant
sworn
out
today
with
pieLulled to present them to crutic Ixjuisinnu primary which i- wastefulness of Florida’s natural half inches. Junction City had six
operative marketing,
lilao tli/.c m lei'd ot tlio county, where im Incnsi of the whole thing"
noslitiiled murder, and lie will be I flu HI I'ledits, produce cheap le ilir hjgh ichonts are imimUniu'd, :ne
in congratulation for ids to determine whether Kdwin S .. forests?"
inches. Fourteen miles south of j
>)f cf A p p r o s c h m i
en ap«* and also in re ItrousHiird the incumbent. «i I. V.
n|rs
Paxton’s communication Hurlingtoii mi the Neosho, tliiM given a preliminary bearing in |t/er and create a faint export
I Ic e .
' <
*
t oiiiity Court at l(> o'clock tumor
line
then dirtutod her
nt her son who was Sanders, a former governor, is to f,,||,,WK;
Mimy pupil: from other atatc*
towns l.en.y and Moody were hard •row morning. Ilciidcraou claim upcratioii.
which vva.'i acknowledged
war. The premier, np- he eh eled to the scat.-. 1'n.liiM J At|(||, , . „ lK „ r,.m,|llti,m «„ the
a>
t
"idiinc
lo
Hie
sclloel
hhlllks,
arc
Advmales
further
tax
leduclimi,
hit.
tary.
•.
'
n ■
-«'lf defense.*
eply toilciie.l, received t.na and toll hrl.lm-s have l» en the, ..............
Ilim, „ wll,.r-.
the hook charged that “ ev'tiy |iro eurollm!: here, including about 20
T h e damage ill llin liligton wu
Mrs. Seilaff began her
.'uei or.l.'l. il them pine
The slayer admitted some of the vision of the three revenue lulls from New \ oi k elute.
pal issues
.senator |lmus
,
Kh.f.du HenuUfie.ition and c a u s e d when the waters of Itocl
ml. of the fascist Dap- “ T 1 in « wet. ....... Sanders is dry. F
|n ;;il, i(.tv
n rew.hi- G l e e k , cutting through the heuit . details ol Die lat.il shooting, ac passed since the World War which
'I lie faculty includes the foil ivv- hv stating Hint sit* was a;
ed in Sun Francisco on
1, in ohnerViillce of (he
In the .doriido pi.ii.arv, ohshrv
„ „ M:11V,, |(l cnllinr for the o f t h e business district, could not J •>rdiiig to Di'iniiv Sheriff t’. <• gave relief to tin smaller and gen ing tcaclioi' :
......... .
, w„ m,|u,. e m p t y I'gjjt enough into the Nc<« IJitiphenson,
>i Ida murder hy c.im- ers saw the e.ilm.natmn of u two
hut llm Mutenienta of i el'll I tax payer were pill there I»V
It !•' I'tiop, r. :n* i o till urc. \V. It July 80 hv a man who
'
e - w n lies,-. ' Democratic aiiicndinent • "
I' ol I, act it till ui ",
Mi
Maude name at " Martin” and
year f.i: lit Ur . ont. o ot 11,., re'
,,,.vd „,
of the s i l o , hai^ .1 up and floodiai th 1 i c o m i s o u a n il an
mill
nan
party
between
Senator
I,.
.
.
.
.
.
.........
l.igo
Watson,
negro,
ililfel'
oil
tin,'
Farnw
oi
I
Ii,
Engli
h.
Mi
.
■
I
’rjince
* Iter if <the WOUid' Come
('(•tisidcruhlc
'pace
wa
given
to
liai. was floo.I.d today
tis l rift and about .V
h l is ilic : s
gel os un ''tionio work tgl
C
Pliipp
and
Senator
Hice
W.
s
’
1
1
'
claim
of
self
defense.
I'heny
Engll
Ii;
Mies
Lla
Mse
discussion
of
(lie
uliinimiini
indu:'kai<. <>f congratulations
homes
Means, who is riiiinitiR for remimWill Deplete Kesonrres
The dance, a weexly affair and trv, which It said win tlu* "most Gray, inatheinalics; Mrs. Maurice pay good money and
Neosho
River
Is
Rising
Fast
rrs. ent hy sovereign inatimi. and Clarence C. Hamlffi,
only it fetv weeks or
“ It is further pointed out that
hl.it>' and hy liiimhle in national
The Neosho wus rising early l" which il is said usually continuet complete molioplv" in Ainei ira and I A lien, umlheinaties; Mi . W. It. Hint time.”
ltepul.li. au cAinmittec-1n continuation of the yearly toll
until,
the
curly
hours
nt
the
morn
Fort,
science;
Mrs.
Gladys
Wil
is
’Voidrolled
by
Secretary
Mclluii
[ fi ..in all parts of the mail. Senator Means is directing hy forest tires will greatly tie day after subsiding somewhat yes
She in Id the innn could
liams, history : Miss Keheccu Smlt
ing, was proceeding without ui(y null his relatives."
I (Hung
ir tin ill were .. mes. . bead of the Ku Klux Klan, while I'lcte the timber and naval stores terday south of Kmporiu.
i Spanish, Mrs. (Illie M. Steel**, coin. only a fow details, but tj.
Charles Rogers, GO, farmer, mat untoward incident when Henderson
I iiiercml; Miss Mary Hinton, hmiiti her that the work offered
( " u
Hamlin leads the unti-klun faction , !" du" lry
roducU,SV" Burlington, who served as county appeared lit the pavilion,
■nun’’ Catholic
church, und I of
the pnrtv. I he campaign has j the possibility of met proiiuits as,
cnm oaiic; Mrs. Maiv K. Stone, connection with the Me!
“
I
went
there
to
get
her
to
come
coni'Missioncr during the di>u<
iix mill ilimt
tMII. Ill
>v IIIOI ,
.
;» | ...» ,, ■
llielnm
Marconi,
inventor
hotnc «'conotnics: M i"i Margaret cuse. She stated that ah#*
hack to look after the two chil
w telegraphy, from Col. ,K'cri one of personalities without u , well.
uii-in.<l hv Die I
f|,»*»«*** ‘»f 102(1, dropped dead dren," Henderson told Deputy Ste-trueted to send a tel#
McRae. ■xpri'.aiioit.
national
issue.
“
The
resolution
is
;'
nolult', who firw ncroHs
autifi- yesterduy morning, when lie p-c
Diitrict Attorney Asa I ■pT*1
1 In Washington Senator Wesley Directors of the Florida Heautifi i'il from his window to see th< I phensnii after the officer had
'llie school I'liildilig will I...... .
I’nle in the Norge, and i L. Jones, chairman of the Senate ration and Forestry Society with
l.ii.s
Angeles,
declaring
I
I
citivvili'tl.
Inti
this
coitdilO'it
is
«■
*
ricl" D'Aniiunxio, Italian I Commerce Committee is opposed headquurterx at Gainesville, Dr. A flood rnpitily encroaching his front ‘ brought him to the county jail. "I
1'i'ctcd to Ito itlicvi'd alter tin* It'd -ister. who -whi in the ' «
was willing to make up."
steps.
I statesman.
j
itlav.-t
vvhen the new $250,0110 Iniiltl- hoi'ii with drniiston al Ca
' t<’iniiiiiiilitii.il hv a field of six enn- A. Miirphroo is president of tinHenderson
culled
lo
Camel
to
The heroism of a telephone girl
The old Sunday blue law waa . ii
nu mbers wlio were out |diihiles, iin*IinIiii ir Frank K. Ilam- society and .lames (). Iltin/ard s
mg
will
he i *.olv for occupancy. that site Imil wired the #1
(Continued
on
page
Lwo)
Mrs. Juno Chubb, who stuck t"
yoked
itgainst
John
Tim.mis.
linin' at tile time of tile ! niond, an avowed wet. Senator secretary and foresUT.
The
removal
will he made during return immediately.
..
her post m suite of the water- !<•
charged with celling prneerier yes the Im lid"*. to iiw-nl i oiifii-it.il if
Went To Angelus Teks
tlie premier’s life liur- Jones is ii drv.
"The Florida Forestry associa -inread the tilarni probably saved Four State Convictn
terday.
lie failed to appear in tho Imildme i'. I'oiuplcted n-i pruinThe tame day Keyes r#e
toilay. using nutomoliiles ' In New Yolk Senator James W. tion is strengthening its organiza
the the lives of many Burlington
Municipal Court to i.tiswcr the
wire from Kan Francisco
ini" lo return to the side i Wadsworth, Jr., was up for renum- tion with the purpose of ecttring residents who slept unaware of
Make Fseape Sunday charge this morning and Judge VV. i led. t l.tiol ot I'icniht city .
"Belle tKven." Mrs. S«!
Ml'.i'l.
inutiori in a campaign that • enter it forestry department luw at the the danger. She was rescind in
E. While ordered liis bond of $1(1
*.l.o left that night forv
ed about the nrohihitioii issue while next session of tiie legislature. I he a rowboat from the second toi.v
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. Id. forfeited. The grocer war. ill rested South Carolina Voters gel.'M, U.tul.le to reach
Senator Porter Dale was before Iriiditionul free range for cuttle of tile telephone exchange.
(yp)_Thc escape yesterday of by Motorcycle Officer G. E. Wil
telephone upon hOT
the voters on Vermont for their and habit of Imrning out the woods
Prepared For Second thu
four state riilivictn, three from the liuma.
here, she aali! sho went to
approval.
hy stockmen to improve, as they
•<
<J A
DrunkcnncHH was charged agninst Primary In 2 Weeks Tempi*..
In Marylund, Senator O. K. NVell- believe, the range conditions, me Man Badly Burned As Ruiford furin anil the other front
"I hnd mime time g#ttUg
u road eump near t'ypress, was five defendantx in court today.
er was op|Hised for the Itepublieun nlistacles to be overcome in the
COLUMHIA. S. r , Sept. 13. • ruusi' no ot..' knew me, but
nomination
hv
Representative campaign. There is ulsn a ten Clothes Catch on Tire reported Ualay to the prison hu- George Grunt had Ins cii c emit inreuu.
iii'«|.
Albert Lee and Anderson t/i’i Soul it ( ’aridiii!. voter.* tmluy tin a. it win in regard to th
John Phillip Hill, of the third diH- dency mi the part of turpentine
Thoso escaping from the Ruiford l.ipe were fined $5 each. It. I*. prepared D* ii"M.i*u*le candidate" mi l nine and that I had
IrictItepri'sentative Hill Ims operators to keep the woods clean
BRADENTON. Fla.. Sept. I‘«. furin
were William Jackson, scat I'erkiiin estrented ii hmnl of fid. : fur gtiver.mr. Dnit*'«l Staten S«'m. i help Mrs. McPherson out)'
devoted much of his campaign to
I'l'k's traffic toll in II I'dvocnting modifi. ation of tiie by periodic burning which they (/}’) His clothes ignited when a up from Brevard county March,
A*
ilur and vurinim h«al officer" in a Seilaff Hllill.
Win. Flynn was fined $l<(.
control so fur ns their own lands gasoline tunk exploded ubourd the
Dnles totals (i.'l killed
" l talked with Mrs. KomiMl
28,
1926
for
d
years
for
brcwk|ig
|
H'ehmi
De.nuer.ilic
primary
laVolstead Act.
luuitch on which he was working
Alva Crosby was fined $Ji> on a |
are concerned.
Mr. Velteh, oiio of her atton
njai. il, as compared witii
in Michigan tin* voters acted
near the million dollar state bridge and entering: Solomon Kite, d charge of druiikotiiioxH and ilinor ( morrow.
To Hold Forestry Congress
her NlulL'inont said. “ I
mis week's report of 44 upon state offices and issues in
years .from Bradford county in
tilling into a xrconil race mad* tell them much bociust
mid 272 injured.
The addition to nominating cumlidutcs •"Tho next meeting of the across Manatee River, Francis K. 1824, for breaking and entering derly conduct. Ham Jones estreated ,
u bond of $26 on tlie same charge. necessary by tho failure of either know how to go about' it
Southern Forestry Congress is to Lytle, 22 early this morning, wus
'.re compiled yesterday
for representatves.
und the larceny of a car, and
lo achieve n majority of votes rust hnd got Home information,
be held in Jacksonville, Flu. ,und it seriously burned.
survey conducted hy the
Rockless driving chnrges were
In tho South Carolina run-off
lie saved his life hy jumpiiyc Charles Price, Vnlusiu county, dispoHed of us follows: Muhel in the first primary Aug. 'll, Sen Mrs. McPherson for
in felt that this will do much to
J Press.
Senator Kittson D. Smith, wus op
Rescued by fellow April 26, 1025, fiv» years for Lawrence, $111 fine; Thomas Keith, ator R. D. Smith and Colonel Ed minutes that day." airs.,
► set a new record for posed to Colonel Ktlgar A. Hrown, bring the importance of forestry to ovurboard.
the attention of the legislature.
workmen,'
he
wus
rushetl to a lncul grand lurcony, all of whom went $11) fine; Gene Simmons, $10 fine. gar A. Brown, spoiiker of the state said sho remained In to'
n the number of killed |n rt , ) e t t k e r « f the state house of rep“ An net wus pussed by the lust hospitul where he wus given medi through the prison gate on the Sentence was suspended against 1. House of Representatives hors, days during' which she
“rilinifry run o f acei- resentativi's, neljher huving olir
pretext that they were going to
carried before the pimple their om
( Goi.Hunt'll on paga
Sovcord on u rliarge of parking a
|t» report 111 killed. North tuined u majority in the previous session of the Florida legislature cal attention und pluccil under
it
eat fur nonilmitlo.i to the senntorEllerbee
for
milk.
muking unluwful tho setting of special cure.
cur overnight on the street.
Uenpus next with II killed prlmury.
The due from the road camp wus.
ishl|. which Smith hua held for 18
fires in the Everglades Drainage
liuri'd.
w - ,Vinson were
Curtin Gatlin, sent up from Duvul nie Jpues and on charges of ex yr»rH. |
, ,, v
district,
providing
the
appointment
Starke — Bids received for con county in July for one your for each fined $5
Miei n state reported less
With Brown trailing Smith by
Taxpayer
o
f
Volusia
of
n
chief
fire
warden
und
two
as
struction
of
Cruimy
Ford
bridge
ceeding
the
speed
limit.
killed during tho week
less than 7,(100 votes of 170,000
breaking and entering.
sistant fire wardens, who shall
IVM
* " stales reported less County Loses Appeal have control over all matters por- ucroas tho New River.
Andy Johnson, charged with op rust III the first election, the bal*
injured, the two being
erating
bln
cur
while
under
the
in
unce of power seemed to lie in the
tuinhig to tho protection from fire
oli11n with eight und Ala- Before Judge W right of all lands lying within the Ever
. flqenco of liquor, hud his cuse con band of thorn* who voted for for
« v•, |
14.
tinued to Wedneiylay.
mer Senator N. B. Dial, third can
glades Drainage District and £
Uatimi hy states follows:
Judge W. W. Wrijrht declined to Ing the compensation of the fire
W ASHINGTpN, 8#(
James Avery wim fined $26 nft- didate who was eliminated two
intervene
in tho objection of Isaac warden and hla uHnlatantB, uni
Injured
er being found guilty of disorder weeks ngn In the contest whirl, Postofflce employes '• „
Killed
ly conduct.
Daisy Pickett was guvo Hindi* 72,015, Brown 05.831 orders today to '.‘shoot.(
08 Stewurt of DeLand, a taxpayer, to providing for the employment of
... 1(1
protect thu ntjlliona
the
validation
of
$
1,500,000
of
Day
deputy
fire
wardens
und
defining
fined
$16
till
tho
same rhurge. and Dial 84.144.
,
24
ri.lina
11
better than the lowest previous
vy»
their
cat#.
SHORT
HILLS,
N.
J..
Set.
13.—
tona-New
Smyrna
Inlet
district
nntheir
duties,
powers
und
com
penJames
Smith
was
found
not
guilty
>Senator Smith’s reconl on farm
rulina
8
4
score o f the duy posted by Lauren
Tho command to th# :
legislation und his vote in favor
.
27 provi'im*nt bonds in n decision nn* oatlons.”
____________ _
_ (/P)—Bobby Jdnes of Georgia, to Upson bf Engiewootl. N. J., was of vagrancy.
5
way mall dark* and oil
day played the difficult Baltusrol
of the world court have been the in of th* department
82 nounced hero today.
.... 8
one of th* mMt brilliant exhibi
course
in
70,
two
strokes
under
par
principal objects of uttuck by miqed upon yesterday b
14
Judge Wright upheld tho consti Martin Begins Probe
.... ' 3
In the first 18 hole round of ths tions In the career of the 28 year Court Denies Appeal
24 tutionality of the act under which
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40 the Improvement bonds were is O f Putnam Floggings qualification test for the nutional
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Of
William
Pophqm
amateur
championship.
32 sued. Mr. Stoalvrt in his petition
...... 3
pbtttng for birdies and no; once
Storm Is Making
linoia rubbery, in ~W
H -ri—
Bobby waa Just over the green durirrjrvhls journey over the layout
34 declared the act was unconstitu
5
stole approximately 4
TALI.AH
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TALLAHASSEE,
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Sept.
LI.
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Little
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53
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tional. citing tho Supremo Court __iff*__ Governor Martin today
did he require more than pur fig- —The Ut.Uatl HU lux court of upcurrency.
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took steps to Investigate floggings feat past the pin and took Ids two tiros.
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Texas, case.
The hearing on tho in Putnam county. The oxecutive
Les Pop
Popbam,
uff Appaln
Appaln- - Th# disturbance over the north- order fall# to protect; 1
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. convicted
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arguments was held last Tuesday stated that h * 'hod .telegraphed putts for a par five.
United SUtag
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In 1026 for using
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the malls to dsfraud, nn sxtrnor- w*at'. Carlbsan 8*a was reported
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today by tha weather bureau to
flag on the eighth after u long to*nth, linking a long putt for a
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drive had carried far down the cen two#. , Ho th*n played th* »lx- cording to notices received to^lay hovi^mada little urogress north,
Tho Daytona-New Smyrna Dis
Herald regrets tho neter of the fairway. Two putts gave t#inth ,lD throe and the 678 yard by Fred R. and E.. Tillman DaVls, w o w and to be still of slight inThe Govomflr ' a(«o . raqueated
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him a par four.
17th In1
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local associate counsel.
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Paper in regard to the Johns River Navigation District to come here for a conference to the cross wind on the short ninth
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looking towards
thu municipal improv- canal.
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« 'Southwest, of Bermuda, but It
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tive explained that he 'rom the hole. He took two putta
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_ rs. Ken- went lo Salinas immediately unon I RACE TO CARRY RICH BTAKESt
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the arrival of Miss Wells.
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YORK R
i.o s A
, sept. 1 3 — ^
wus tho second $80 she had given
Praying for
“
1
brought
her
down
to
Salinas,1
Confesses Story At me.”
Tho^e^hth annual rtinning of
it hud been arranged before |the
roth handicap feature think* trentm.,. * ,
Communicated With Miss “ X”
thrmigh Mrs. Kennedy that 1 was event o f the Tia Juana Mexico rac
Hearing Was False Mrs. Seilaff returned to S an ,--to —•
ice ___„
Judge
Horiftn in SnllnHs.f ing season will b0 worth approxi
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ng eles
te l
Ro»a Rarton, n ^ r o womnn | Tlie woman has been in the hnbil
died of a fractured skull early Sun- , r f wall ing on tho road at an early
Francisco” where she got in touch Mrs. Seilaff stnted.
•&. V\<*
mately 1100,000 to the winning
day morning on tho Sanford-Or- ft” Vr 01 the morning. Deputy Shc(Cbntinued from Page 1)
with “ the woman known as Miss
horse, it was announced here to
lundo
highway
near
Longwood
1
Stephenson
said.
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the
Temple
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quite
a
number
of
X.
f i tawton, Alumni Repremrhn.a U-h.
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cf r «neeX found
lUUIHI her
fit*r lying
lym on the times," talking with Mrs. Kenna,Sh,. rcve.lcd th "iden tity o f th. , ntt.,ri».y f..r (h<- I/,. AnOTlo ; |w J?ra„ Wood CroffoU^ pri»|.'
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YORK. SepL 1-1.— (/P| —
vsterious Miss X. hv savins ,h« evano-elist
dent o f thc Tia Jll||na j w £ y ,jgJ,,|
motorist. J?!!
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died
within
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died
within
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found
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fold
It
Was
All
Right
to
go
Ahead
i Statement Outlining a short time after
11 ,0(1(1 millionuir^i and I
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■er Deputy Sheriff serin, sly hurt. Flo took her homel
0ne billionaire in th e ;
pecta for. Coming Year
heing con,n;u:v
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u
Fran-1' sidererl
sldered for new post office
build-' (iul^Coiin^coiirthnnr.^io *92>,r>7
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£ . X
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'■7' When the University -if
/*?.,rLL'ounty cou” house to be treeMcCoy, of thc treasury
ciaco from Philadelnhia
Philadelphia. Th„
The two ling
I ing Her..
here.
est accident. Her skull was fractured he on the road -<nid -hr hod iumu
n onu* " 11,1 the exception of cisco
tell here.
Mon, a opens its doors for the
r.w
j --limp will j
all v auuiA l IM,' ,
<fltin lv.h .n .he
the M e t p a v e « l ("a !, a m lv ia j I r .vh™
ma'l,, C (“ iK T h ^ . ' ’ '. “ r iih t 't o V o
x. V- . " r' " lL,m,r term, Governor
! OOort tor the forty-second i ment, uccording to die county of.
[jjlionairc probnbly lives in
-unde
unwelcome
advances
10
her
j;,hcad.’'
the
woman
related
! ‘" ‘triin s own protege will he in atn m r next Friday.
ficials.
rk
,
Mr.
McCoy
body is at Mos.dy's Funeral, “ Thoy told me to go ahead and
<iM|«nce.
•SARASOTA Cl
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, »en,lance.
Three theories were advanced 1 ome.
Uflrat'feW U a y rb f tho College
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would
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-Aliprdiittuitcly
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js payipg tha
for
the
cause
of
the
woman’s
n F*!?*b*
•> "FreHViIip*;.v<i'r?
He,,";- Stephens,.,, „ working .^,,, thnt ir iVould do tills I would
, according to T. W. death: Hun over bv an automobile or.. ;< Hue given to him hy a negro
wp,i n)1;.i ••
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tbjVt devoted to I.-I
McKinctrv.
THn
l>I - ! , " 0,ft"
1 ° " f !’f
■’ -V,U,"K Billy
‘ " “ •v McKinr.try.
The
a former atudent of Hoi- hurled from a car «r she jumped
a, who said he saw the Rarton be well paid.
fniircl lq^ 2
Mr. Lawton, who la from an automobile while it was wnm.w. with another man in an uu- , Mrs. Seilaff stayed in Ix>s An|
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b'rnduate
of
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j <>r 7,ST” miles and
. ,
a 1
( ' ft' n‘,sville High School, was
.At of public instruc- golriK at rapid Hpoeil.
[ coles n few days, she said and
JtomobiJe prior fo thr ncoMmt.
' rrpluccd, a
Baminole county, in the
I hen left for San Francisco “ ana
|Population t,v William*" i ' a T « f 1
-?f
.«,1,*1**«,mI1i»k stars of the
retufns.revw:
representative of hla col
rertor Of puldici v r" r th' « di- ; ‘" “ Dtiithw-s l!.2ft gridiron squad.
I got in touch with the young wo
ntillioimires were
, 8*nfond. Mr. Lawton gave
exam Find boon reeeivial as Sep man thnt she knew to he reliable
the income tax l i * by t
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tember opened. Eighty six were |to appear as "Miss X."
{he
PJ20
deprewkrt.iMtf,
t„
the'.‘.Jccmit.
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Young
M
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s
try
,'
unconfirmed
w the re-opening of the col“
The
reason
of
Miss
X.
being
Kiicee--ful iii 1 1,e June examination.
out of every 10,460 is a organization.
there was born use Mr. Omiiston’s
°f
ro.|a,rtH slate. .Was looked, upon
jta entering the.sophomore
BARTOW:
W.
I,. K ,11.* y. ‘ wife wus coming to Ix>s Angeles
Mr Ash ul
i
i
^ niI,c]fc'*avop. I,v c«d*j»es of
fork with 2,800 iqilKnn* tiunrters win h ,'V,,k,'S h,s
and senior classes will he
charged with t>,«* tlieTt of suit to sue him for divorce nnd name
S" MH> " f
'” K Sevens ‘o f the
Aimer Semple McPherson in the
„(s the list. Pennsylva- ?rs Rnrm,m 1
>d Sept. 21. Classen will
l,n" h' t " " ntrv’
« I his •HUetic
.
s , , „
* he Atlantic Coast Line complaint. With a Miss X. there,
and Rat ley circus, tH.- l>r"Wes.,. Particular! v among them
t with 1.052, then Illinois gan 'tnrnuin
i itt 8^18 d'clock, Sept. 22, and
ny the Associated I r e s
railroad, at Haines City, was givthe
Mrs.
Ormiston
could
not
do
this.
distribution
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at *Madison
vi ,i(ii
ru,ti"r had it. was Knutc Rockne,
■itii 800, Massachusetts <2
* j ii l " ° formal opening adPENSACO LA: Judge Stout, in •*» a sentenee of five years in the
amt inin. ” f Notre Dam,
Dame.
J »
California 170, nnd New ..‘,uar" ( *nrden, New Y „rk, and
be delivered by Presi- municipal court here, was con- panilentitaty when arraigned tie- I then came south, and told Mrs.
McPherson ami her mother that 1
titan Holt.
as Washington, . 1° addition to being an outatandNorth Dakota ir, the ri
fronted with the question as to lore Judge Oliptmnt, of the Criini- could get in tom h with ii "Miss X."
- < -. <;hicago. Omaha. Minnenpo '"F loothall star, McKinstryl* said
tc without a , millionaire,
S a 'i n * 1^ Holt, before coming whether a woman’s hair should he' ,,nl Court » ( It.eord. IJe p]eade,| and that, while it would take n
• ‘^t- I aul, 1 nr,into and Montreal.
',1‘ an exceptional student.
0, Nevada, South Dakotn
Bolllftb a year ago, was editor regarded as the property of her JfniR.v to the thefts, which are
• little while to get all the facts of
Booklets
from
various
Governor
Martin conceived the
Mexico
have
one
each,
husband,
with
tho
arrest
o
f
Charles
*uid
to
have
netted
him
h
;Is**
in
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u Ti ^ X orh Independent nnd
■ the case and tq produce her, it
TJtOgnlted ns one of America’,* Carroll on a charge of assault and install., !U„j
in riie other
n,,n w«’r*’
dislribut idea of sending Billy through the
dates are: Alabama 20 ; I Y ' f
would
not
he
advisable
to
rush
in
loxt practical Idealists. He has hnttery. Carroll, according to th,
7; Arkansas 24; Colorado ,'■'1 hy Mr. Ash wiilmut ,-..st university as a result of Ancestral
to it, MIs Xeilatf stated.
Iricmiship.
Mf'Kinstry’s forefn'* P|nn for making Rob court testimony, heentne incensed . LAKE CITY. Mrs. .Mary Shook
Went To Carmel and Frisco
ifcticul 180; Delaware 2 1 ; 1hrough (lie courtesy „ f the S„rn
;; HtnRhe, ideal small college o f ii’j . when his wife's sister bobbed the borne <n,ill.lines agent for Cnhim
s; ,ta t'humber.
Thirty eivu b.. . ' hers were staunch friends of the
of
Columbia
80;
Florida
She next went to Carmel and !
Affjnd ui ,1
dies Were addressed on |-’|,>rii|a and Mtulins. ami the executive could
arts in America,” a shining former’s hair, and used the sci:
„|%
ttia I eillil V. tia< lieen
n engaged t>\
is
Hawaii 30; India
formi
I' rani i.-c, to ..... ,f anv ,,f t|u,j
i exception to the rule that the sors to do a little la,Fitting himself l tie i uni
Sarasota,
and about “ 6 ' oliinins ot not resist the temptation to ,lem
r'1
f
Ib»fa JnJ
•mniirni.ui-i
for a
own T’l; KhnsKs 17; Ken
who were icported to huvr
I newspaper publicity
n cidlego is measured i In court Carrol! charged hi. sister- period l Im o n t h s in \i veai, m i"
^l'!l Trs
blamed, m i oust rate bis apprenal ion in a very
n
rd
I.iuiiMunu 36; Maine 30 addition t
-• i n Mrs M.'Phor-on in the North-'
4i" "rito/
Dy the number of students and the 1in-law with destroying
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j
o
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lead
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approximately
l.nun small way, as he described it here
private
UMliil !• in,hi*Ii lei m.
I2‘.t. Michigan 312; Min personal
" iitic-; could ideoiifv her, uc- '
(
iRUde o f its buildings.
) property."
Win Ui„.
f 44“ '1'lsi
J
Aeeordinif t“ alumni officials.
nterviews.
it wa- .innounced lore.
Mr, 'in,dim* to the woman'll story.
III- Mississippi I 1; Mis. I
|
Governor
Martin s proposal to send
E’ff}* 8 order to assist him in carryTile
**•»•
I'meiicoj
etreus
itinerary.
Mr
Ash
Shook has in-l returned from miiii From what I heard they seem
?»
this plan thc people 0f
>"img MeKinstry through college is
'"OHO..,.,
“ ■■"onIB It .Montana 8; Nebraska said, included only cities wher
mei worl. at Columbia I 'diversity " I to be sure. I Went north to San
-e
fi
Hampshire
28;
North
W
IN
T
E
R
IIA
V
E
N
John
Dor.
ige County, the neighbors of
» 'Mtit s n NNv
nuneial conditions ar, supposed to |the first time on record thnt any
! I laucisco and got in louvli with
CIOS fit!; Ohio 301; Oklahoma
1 I' lorida exis utive has sent a bov,
,Jn" college, Inst yenr sub- local resident, is now convinced
P LA N T C ITY; L. K. Hunt. Kd, trn nds that would state ihev hud
riling to of. not a iqetuber of his imipediute
Rhode Island 8 3 ;; ,a' . t!"'
« m|. “ “ "r<
un
ibed I3R1.000 toward the cur- thnt cranking nn nutoniohile is an
[driven
me
to
Carmel.
In
fact,
I
who
bail
lived
alone
tor
some
time
(lessee
'*«,•
,
'
,r,llls
"
f
Hie
chamber
of
Deirolina 19; Tennessee 2 9 ;j,j
„
commerce.
......
|nt expenses o f ths> next few extremely Imrarilous tusk.
famllyy to n college or university,
1bail them drive me down this time
; Utah fi; Vermont 15; i,
rva'll,s ,,r
distribution have
President Holt undertook suffered a broken arm while try at his home about s miles from lb; .-el the lav of tin* land.” Mrs.
many inquiries of the
|3<1; Washington 24; W e s t ;|hrouglit
i" " “ M
/.it^Onca to raise $5,000,000 in other ing In stmt tiis car, Die third time here, was found dead, sitting up
roiom r’s jurv ' Ft 'b iff declared in a statement.
est type, indicating, it was
L!.j» ;v .V
52; Wisconsin 95, and ]
• o f Florida and throughout the same nrm lias been broken right in In. ehair
stated, that the influx of tourists
The said she then leiiortcil buck
country.
Judge Elbert H while cranking the same make of i elide red a verdict of death by
heart disease.
I Allgelus Temple. “ I saw Mrs.
this winter will he unprecedented.
S o f the Unite,! States Steel machine.
la
the
billionaire
are
three
Mi I’herson and Mrs Kennedy at
■i.; . t v ’
V\
■t has contributed! $25,0<M) nH
$1.18*0,000,000 between
Ito ftfnd for. worthy students
JA( hM l.W ltd.!-' Five negro,-u
in 1924 there were invjl^.OOO has been <lonnted by were ordered held Tur criminal
Jl.llllll.OOO.
a o f F. B. Knowles, a |court when m raigiu-d before Judge
■r t i .
o f the college, fur th, J. C. Madison here on a ehnrge of
and maintenance of a stealing “ two houses." The negro
Warranty Deeds
,n ,
Henry Wight to Franc
es, the charges assert. pilfered a
Swan
U the Rollins plan to attract large quantity oT Innilo r and build
son. lot ISP Midway.
,
s best professors, who ing material, and then erected iwo
N I . V Ntilth, -ept. | : i,.|*i
| R- A. Swanson to G, It. Cathey,
power of personality nnd houses with ,t.
lie luird Merton, i ;i|,iluli -t and ■■•ar
I lot I, 5, block 1 Flora Heights.
to -teach, will enrich the
YORK, Sept. 13 l/U, I ( buries D. Haines to Auguslo |
Willie- toi tilt go\ el nin.-ill rn Ibe
&
characters of students.
Iff 81
Mexican dollars: K. Barnelt. lots fifiti. 688 Altamonte '
PANAM A C IT Y : Governor Mar trull of funnel \Uojney (ienernl
Holt has this year InH. M. I'aiigheity and Thomas W
.
|Land & Navigation Company’s
ON
<
;v
i
J
tho faculty salaries!'* p e r ! £ " {ih? “ wr wf^ ; i,nlly" ,u ,' l'tcd an Miller, loiuur alien property cus
-------I
subdivision.
|
and If hecossnry Intends
1 ? ' f0 ‘.bdiver an Armistice todian, te-iifud todirt that In* had
„ A '‘ UJO I SS I'lSKlruil
(!(,, Sept. 13— (/1’1— Rutstate and C,unity Licenses
l y ” tha host professors In Dny address here November II. no koltw ledge of ;i “ split up" of II
p R n i:M iN i:v r perh
........
The Hay enunty branch of the $ 1 1 1 ,(10(1 fee between Hu- accused
__ get them.
rr; receipts 11,737 tubs;'
Fox Swift, plumbing contractor,
to
fil*llklA« S»w. s.i.i (nr, ISt
extras 43: standards 41 i Altamonte Springs.
It.tl III lilt
f***-M
<r ts la|ii
King, former
long additions to the faculty
,nnk,',,« ,,|nl" and John
V
[firsts 4Mis to 42'-j: firslxJ
Births Recorded
ll“ “ ” n" 1
In IN. t,n.( lull IK,^
Ilf coming year urc: G o rg e E. orate plans for ohsorvancc'of ,he [ 't^m^tii'cmnln ^ '
ItO'-j seconds 33 to 38.
Mr. mill Mrs. J. G. Zeigler, boy.
Merton . .1 no
others, Ph. D. (Columbia) dny, and asked the executive to
Frtr la All. line VrftArt
[higher: receipts
11,5,811 Mr. and Mrs. Joe T.rlap, girl.
k'h^ i
' ,
,n
('■ ••w!V
• n2 professor of education; make an address.
5 Rooms and Bath
__ __
Mug. lie said, as a “ lee f„,.
J h i l 1tan
A LL READY TO GO
firsts
36
to
38:
ordinary
Dentistry Licenses
O
t
ick S. Andrews, R. H. (Co
I covering the- ST.UIKiJibu u-set - of
.
•
tu
32.
State of Florida to Alfred
) director of the conservaThis modern home has hard
r A L L A I I ASSF.E: G o v e r n o r JFhe American’ Metal., company ,
" s huv<’ *hnt extra suit so
Chamberlin.
I. music; Rev C. A. Camp Martin announced the nppuintnteiit ! from the alien property • nstodinn ' 1,11 '' vvi!1 he <lry ,'|eaue,l and
Adm issim t ami rcstr..
wood floors throughout, large
*> U. (Denver) associate pro of t«n additional fruit inspeetorsl The company was Goim.-nt owned
ir.n. Sept. i:i -(/!’) - I'oMarriage Licenses
;,,id rendv for immediate I
(ic k e ts un sale rirtoi i
living room will) I'ireplaeo, 2
o f Bible; Baron Paul d’-Es- to look after the maturity of F I , >r-1 " W was netted during the w a r ' ‘ ,‘ r ' a '‘ * m ’ x l l 'ine \ o ii want ( u >
wipts 88 ('sis: on trat’K , L. Morris, 19, to Mamie Daugb
S an ford Drug Co.
hed
rooms, hath between, din
•ne* do ConHtnnt (Sorhoniin) ida's I!)2'l citrus nrodiiftmn Thyse i Th“ ^U'Pb.UUd wa turn, ,1 .wer to
si I' S. .-JiipmentH Satin' •crly, 29.
_
” 1hange. Then when
1prices as on -himprofenaor » f French; F. It named are J. ft. Havur, R. K’’ wflhJ’, * s a#b**.' J*nj--»- aibeedlv u nan 1
IlS .'ttniliiv 87: trading |
Bankruptcy
ing room, hitch,", will) Imiltlh’' ' hange hi n- haw
Ph. I). (Cornell) profeslilii'l .ion,it >leady: Wiseon-. Falcs Brut lu-r-i. \..biut.ir> |,<-t i
.
•,
. I. , ;
" “ »»• B•
Woodworth, Charles T v - /,ral " r‘ri' " ' z,,,i"n. Imt . out. nded t>.v
" " ” D'al von will
. it * . fc u U u ^ - .,
ii*. iifi, t;xround whites *2,86 toltlon, liahiNllM, *$14gi«5.43..*a^»«LU.
cnemiHiry; L. II. Jenks. Ph. j lur. C. K. Johnston.
Cnwl.v 'he government to be German con'
, , }" lv •“ g " "t a good looking
Johnston, J. II <Tushy,
rpptfnD.Ttfy*'weti rnirit • hrmro(Columbia) professor of Ids II <T Barnet(, Wayne I) White. J. I ’ oil, d,
,
) v" “ any time. anywhere.
Mow1
to 2 .81); Minnesota I$I2,293.21.
Edwin O. Grover, Lilt. It I). Hopkins and A. J. .1acock, of
and very conveniently, ar
Drill white:, 2.8(1 in 2.811: J
Merton >aid he saw King on his1a,;''al 'J111' F'»p c „a t’* Why not l
City Licenses
Ttmouth) professor of hooks Haines City.
North Dakota xacke.I
ranged, price—
iarrival in New A ork lather than let us clean and press it nisi
Blake Eastland, 515 First Nnit In tho Country); Eniille \V
lki»s 2.50 to 2.85: Idaho
_____
, lawyers because he bad n ilistm.i)
t
B
a
n
k
Bldg.,
salesman.
M, Lltt. D„ Li,. I). (North
luul 2 70 to 2.80.
LA K E LA N D : “ The eorm-r has
'r
'v,'“
»ro lfoa). former president of
Building Permits
|
he,m
turned’’
and
the
financial
s
i
t
.
'
,
^
'
,l‘n
totaling
'AwuAny
wi'h
.
sit •
George Fowler, two story addi
Briar. Col Inge, Virginia. spt. ,
h
a
d
a
tendency
to
work
to
regain
>oit
pl’opci
t
.
as
hanks
Wtork in English; Rev. J B illation,
;\'r"."T so far n
!% ,,"
" KS of South
lur.jiir most of the irnirrh tion to dwelling. $151).
Ph. iz..
D.. lljouth
fSouth Carolina)
" r,, n l»«««e«i«*rne«l
passed
>mas, rn.
( artdinn, I ,. ..........
an . has
Merton
alsoalltr.iifUH th«, k « i i
John Arnett, two story building
Dry ( leaning ( o.
"ri-iigth was injected into
?#MoL.
Bible; and. T. 1* j “ “ f T '*tf « 'T"!»• VV' S' « ‘ «lgers, J
i,
t"!
Pi Hie working up of some" Hickory Avenue, $800.
Miller at ttheir
Sam Burk, one story building
I'll railroad and industrial
Phone
. ,, ,
■ .... - ...... owned
$1,000 Cash
Real Estate Hoard, in executive
feiaqr o f paychology.
if
Atchison, St. Louis und Mcinch addition, $350.
(by
the
Swiss
and
that
he
tried
to
!
session
here.
lialaiue
Arranged tn Suit
Times
Publishing
Go.,
a
lie
n
•vfiVudmr tho directon of Captain
P'l-ro Nickel Plate, Illinois
|divert his utB-nthm from giving
,r,: ™ < trvrii.w Tons
B. Orr, the new director of
I’urchascr .
Ymetiean Can, American lions, Second Street, $100.
'"her details of ownership.
1'HtlsPi .rTU
m |l.upiLs
Suits filed in civil
both frenhman nnd vnrF L S IIS : Invitations have been
XM* o u m -iiin .
P arl Lambert were fare(!. I>. Mcl.elland vs. R. L. A l
football teams will soon he "“ 'd
trapshooters of the country j
I
he
-It.ires
thnt
reflected
I......it
>I
*%
.'«r|»ftit4‘i
field. Later squads in has- 1‘* " ,l<* 1Ht-ir annual Grand Aineri-j Throe Are Killed By
pnfial, *:t absorption. Early len.
iin\.- r. ril.I lit III f)I«’J
D1i|UII lit I M
Siuts filed in chancery
I«ill»|H
... baseball, tennis, truck and c’“ n
>'• Hus tin this winter.!
"<t cirgely tile outcome
Allritlc |l|,|g
Blast on Jap Vessel ' " In n in »•M•■l•lfalllllhT
Petition of Bertha Gnines for
Ilf U ( \||Ill-Ill « I ,,
rimming will be at work. With 1’*a-v or I- N. Kennedy and II. ( ’. •
riM
-t-.
moiis in certain speJI *HI |*i 1,1. \ •■••M ill Mil* ii ImiY,ailiqition by William Davis.
U fU s Chase, former Yale ct*x- Hannah, president o f the Chamber •
|
a
tu
l
-(
asmied
dividend
pn.v|
ill
■
-»f
4
(1
Nu. Ai s It ff«*i ia11
YOKOHAMA, Sept. 13. i/p;
Building permits issued
nml *tn •til mi*i vii*«
(Esy*hl an coach, the eight-oared ° ! Gonnnerce. telegraphed that
Lniteil States Cast Iron;
M.
St ii man, garage
on
■halls will bo scon in a number Fustis was anxious to lie host to Three persons were killed. I 1 seri L I in II STuV Mum iti*mm A i
"tohii nt a l Baking “ A " und ' •I.
ously injured and 24 slightly ino f spectacular rowing races in,'Hie big event.
l"*k tanners fell 3'v to 4 Lj |French Avenue, 8100.
itired in an explosion on the tank
J*. Winter Park, 8anford, Minnii,
chisott, Norfolk mill West- i Willie ( ’ lark, one story Iniiltliug
Tampa and elaowhere this season.”
5 1i>-1(» 1st. Nat- Hank Hldg.
|li‘Sii|i(-a);e nnd Ohio 2Vs to Harrison Avenue, $175.
P L A N T C IT Y : <’. B. Rrigely. -learner Kayo Maru in the harbor How To Help Your
The i cuewal rate on cull \
negro, was sentenced to n year <in , itcre ndny.
i’ hnne 713
The ship had docked for repairs.
' '•nt mu,si at 6 per cent, i Fort [uuiderdalc ami Hollywood ; .» v
the county chain gang hy Judge
Sickly
Children
•NEG R O H E L D FO R Robles,
vote $1,000,000 and Joseph W.
for the killing „ f \\’y„. 1Il was sunk following the explo
sion, to prevent fire spreading to
Young gives $2,000,000 for de
}
'•
"
Sept.
13—(A')—Selle; F A T A L
S H O O T IN G niingo Knowles, and Ed Biirnmn, other
Ju<t lead this if you hov,
ships.
l1’" “art nf Longs tended to veloping port ami liarhor.
child 1lu,t is thin und weak,
“ "other negro, was given 20 years |
; S A T U R D A Y ' N IG H T at Raiford Tor the murder of Dave '
If v.i1111", in t 1m* wheat martimid or hark ward,
Tarpon Springs -N e w $160,(1011
Idle Board of Trade today,
Singleton, of the same race.
Here’s a good fair offer givci
senior high school under tons title.
(Continued from Pugo 1)
"f the Liverpool market to
the
little
one
McCoy's
Cod
Liver'
lion here.
* to him, and Wiitson, also in
•*'"t"l to the advaiiee in
((impound Tnbiota as directed
W IN TE R HAVEN: One of the I
T -- advanced In hit* direction. higheHt prices puj,| f „ r Florida
pVt of Saturday on tl|is
for 30 days and if he doesn’i gain
•
ho thought Henderson bon,l» thin season was brought
9"' llluiitic, together witii
m Weight--in strength jM |4(.,.M.
wished to talk to him.
"f nioie favorable weather
"ess
of
mind
t|w
druggie
tt|
M
.
here when $390,00(1 worth of a
Elton J. Moutfhton Mipplivd you will return v.mr
H m t'anadn also tended
(. . T o u say you can tnke my wo- Winter Haven puving
i ssue
►l'ii the market. Starting
from m e?’ ’ Henderson asked
<m onev.
•
brought 90.70 from David, Robin-,
A itr u m a r r
mu in
„p wheat vain, h
Me. (',"V ■'4 ,1»8 helped tens (rf
reatening tone as t’ nmol ad- Hon and company and Ryan Suth'••''•(I off all ariiund. Corn
tlioiisiind- of frail, oniaciatcd chil
to Henderson, according to erlaiul and company, both of T o - 11 Fit's! National Hunk ilhlg.
dn
<"isi*d off with wheat al*
description of the shootdren to grow strong and sturdy—
ledo, Ohio, ( ontract for thc paving
S a n fo r d ,----------- - Florida
|wi'iil)mt eouditinns over the
,.*I‘J show you," Henderson
m ile 'me? ^
y° Ur ai,in«
t*
favorable over Sun*
and he whipped out a pistol was let to Deeti and Yarbrough, of
"ic rapid maturity of tho
beneath his trousers, bring- Bradenton, for $429,000.
You can get (10 o f McCoy’s tab
’/'Wa shirt with It, according to
Pfn crop. Starting \U ,|,ma
lets for fid rests at Union I’hur(J K T T H E H K S T
KUSTIS: A "trusty” tobacco ran
|UP corn soon underwent a
Camel was shot below
n'aey
or
at
any
druggist
anywhere
Flower Flirt, t orien te Mocks
rt and he died at thc Fern was all that C. K. Foshee. o f this
ci'iiernl set hack. Proviain America and tho vitalizing
**11 Kirills, i(<»itfntir Tilt*t <
lfr'' 'piiet.
ugh to n hospital about five •'Hy, used to recover a stolen auto
Iv.tanimes
will
help
„
„
y
weak
mobile and hold three negroes, th e1 ment Coloring, Etc. from
, tifter the ahooting.
tpiiii-out mini or woman to better
|nit i">wit in wheat and corn
todsrion tolln a different xtor/ alleged thieves, nt bay until I the
health. Ask for McCoy's. . ,x,lv
Tri 'luring tin. early dealings
S A N F O H I) C E M E N T
fa c tu a l shooting details. “ He polleo came. Mr. Foshee found the I
(net, sagged under local
I ’ R O IM JC TS CO.
* gun out o f hla pocket, and negroes in possession o f the cur,!
r 1'- 1"inmission hounei, wero
Phone 112-YV
(ked it down t<i tho gruond,” which had been stolen from a rein-1 •rHh nnd Maple
f t ‘ •"'vers an thc dips. Cool
He gripped the can of to- 1
- f » ° n told the deputy sheriff. live.
r i " weather, Htteh ns needed
jtBto pulled a knife out nn I hacco in ids pocket and forced the'
This bungalow has three bed rooms,
[^■ihiinr operations wore regun out and Mhot him.’ negroes to await the arrival of the
'fin
the
Winnipeg
dint
-let
T
h
e
HeM Auto Indemnity
living- room, diniqg,rooni und kitchen.
Florida Sunshine Cake
or gun was found twi police.
l-irts nf d,0 west over the
k)*’ after the shooting, it wdh
)r.(.
AsHOciuiion
Garage—
PENSACOLA: Pouring gasoline
More Automobile Insurance at
Is Delicious
r*'|" <r*t was current that
r;
dancers, hearing the pistol upon hot ehareoals resulted in th,'
25 per cent Lower Rules. Get
PIMv ih m full swing In Sasr* n « « t o f the danre hull death of Nellie Belle Mason, negro
our Price FIRST, rompare It
* ai1- where
very
little
i
In all directions. woman. Nellie desired a quick
with any other Company. Sec
p" talien on tho other hand
of them never came back to blaze for her ironing.
The gas- ,
"mis .ne reported in AlU. C. F E L L O W S
|QM floor M il tho danta was olino caused an explosion, igniting'
[ 9I"I Munit'iha which are reRoom Hi Arcade Bldg.
.
to a d u ll.
.
the Womatt'a clothing.
She died
Hi ■ Famdian movement
Phone 120
R,,*. lf„ j
r Atephanson. arrived at at a* hospital later.
pf.t tm
Ion.about 16 minutes after
I ,.
.$l,p0Q,Gash ' Jf|| y,
Yo r k , Sept. 1 3 .— (>n—
*■ ha WUI on his wav
L A K E C IT Y : A survey has be
Price i hnnges of importance
Balance Payable Monthly.
IPii'i' ut the opening of to' ¥ . 7 M V n t e ' n n,i„?,C;- gun horo for the propoaod estab
1
["'•rh market operators movlishment o f a high-powered Irmis“ at Wagner.
P'fullv pending further dews
ininsion line hy thv Phoenix FtiliTnetary «ad business cvntbIt was sinted that
D E PU TY CLUBBED ties company.
I Kiiilm responded vrUJ) • two
about two hundred men would be
Six-room Modern House, A U Improve
Dam t„ (hP announcement of
8#pt. IS— UP)— The P«- employed and that the work would
r1 "f n large broadcasting
mty A ttilllo Susl wa. ct-sl approximately $200,(too.
ments Including G arage
/nil Public Service of VteHr
• band o f Faocisti yes>
J*'1*" in demand. 1- r
TALLA H A SSEE : The next ses■rill* * t Santa lCarln"id Motors, selling- extra
E« C, M I L L E R , pres.
Ala., by h#r ■ion o f tho. State Hoard „r j,«w
r “ »■ * quoted at 142 1-2 on
QWM to hav» admitted t
" aminera will b« held here on u„,
SM ALL CASH PAYM ENT DOWN
l^tjude of 2,000 share*.
,
Do was In relation
Monday o£, October, It wi,s
who are credited
Phone
249
Juncod
'iilce of G. t .
Call At Leader Store
enton — Chamber of Com51616 F irst National Bank Bldg.
camItfloid, u n
Something
31h and Sanford Avenua
■
womotir-,
establishment o<
1
Phone;713
r'f'ioa-hnrl
atium for the.:,
|*»ctory here.
. • •
jji
ON FRIDAY
.
a
m
.
.
- 1jsSir ,tSh,^'RrndTv«.c ,i»i b»’u»T. H-F.vr'r.r': ■?-
K0
..a s One Billionaire
(Governor Will Pavl
td Eleven Thousand Millionaires Protege’s
|
san fo ru
a
.a,,sr r '
FRI.
SEPT.
Over Wide Section
The 72-
V
Policy
(German Capitalist
Had No Knowledge
01 ‘Splitting’
M ol
,/S-X:\l,
W hat Is
v
LANEY
and 1
W ASHINGTON. Sept. 1 »._ (^ )
de%
cr' a,H? of 8<7n*« *«<"».ooo —The five cent cigar is staging a
t
lrvitnur/
m} nnt* <»" comeback.
Chewing tobacco is on
M1LLEDGEVILLE. Ga., Sept
,',,n,p,!rc,, w,th. ,h" 1 of the tohoggnn.
13—(TP)— Ruby Ray, inmate of the
July production o f cigars selling
structlon have just Men awarded1 J
• Wll« ln Rne with nredicstate prison farm here, today held
high degrees. E. W. 0%rrH», aup-i,ln,,!' of treasury department \v,>rk- at five cents or less was larger
crvlsor of vocational agriculture, ers that such a decii ne would la* than for any month except one to her story that she fired the shot
which killed William H. Cheek,
is now known gs ’tDr.” ’ Gprris, by J
l
' " '
during the years 1924 and 1926.
shown
at this time.
The
output
was
C81,556,116.
following
an attempted holdup of
| The balance was $15,42:t,.Vri8 (N
the lntter's Atlanta grocery store
I ■ .ilKHinst $18,2(14,830.13 on July 31.
last Christmas eve.
I 1ht* liirjrt'r items won*, ilisburse- Monument To Oyster
Miss Ray, who was sentenced to
,; r ,T ,v
proudly dta- ments,
revenue
iim
I'll*..,.
H A. ,|e«r., diolonu 10;
,™ TJ
servo six years as sn accomplice
Souls
Completed
to the slaying, yesterday told War
* ° m Snory.U j.lver.lt,.
.j
u,
. f fiS l,; J X
den B. H. Dunaway that she and
age bond fund, $207,404.11; state
TOKYO. Sept. .13.—(/P)-^The
Gommissioneb J. B. Royall, of
not Jack Wilson committed the
mad license-gas,
$1,128,072,13 •
the State Do
Gams county road license-gas. $210.113. Japanese firmly believes that the n\ur,!er. Mel Gore, convicted as
oyster
has
a
soul
and
that
th«
and Fresh V
10; with receipts for those items spirits Of oysters from which Marin Z acc°-rtp,‘ca' ta u" < ^ ""to n ce »<>
reived from (he
summary totalling only $2,113,285.06.
the press'
press a nuitin
in the electric chair here today.
are Liken must be propiuted. One
or Florida laws regulating hunting,
Theodora Berry is under life Im
of
the
largest
of
tho
Japanese
fishing and trapping, and a coraprisonment and polleo have con
Miss It,dm Harris, state super
iniHtinn of thformauon of great visor of health nhd iHiv<iial clu- firms has constructed a miniat ducted. au unsuccessful search for
ure pagoda in the grand imperial
importance *- *•
■*
“
Jack Wllaon, who they belltve wax
,
............. .. shrine of Iz, using more than 10,- the actual slayer.
ed by nnoilcation
Ro“JTn*« I
,llslnil'tlon. .has returned , GOO pearls.
This monument to
“ I’m tho Jack Wilson in tho
application to Mr. Royaira 1from a summer studv .ours..
oyster souls will he dedicated this
case,”
she said, adding that she
office, contains the laws for all ('•jlumhin llniversitv wh. re i
month.
decided to fix tho blame on W il
contains with other daU. Similar had been working on*t t s , . “ i f
son because he was a fugitive from
information .s to bo issued in card- „hus for health arid phv'si «| Jdu
1 rust,trout -New Johns cement justice.
board form and mailed to a...... turn work ,,? f f h
X o ls
oV
Solicitor John Boykin at Atlan
chambers of commerce, hotels. M d . Florida. The svllahus. which con- block factory openn for business.
t hiplev - New State prison to ta. lust night declared he regarded
other Places for posting upon thOj-is,. „ f „ study guide^ for In!Wing
he Imilt with $3(10,000 appropriu- thc confession of the girl as an
Willis
the prcgiam in health and phys tion.
’
attempt to save Gore from the
teal edueat ion, will he sent out
Baker
M Garret re,-elves $283 rhnir.
A new State Educational Dircc- ""bin the next month. Ml
Ilairis
for sweet potato,(*s »r«w n on ono
tm v has lieen published hy the De
“ There is no doubt in my mind,”
in rr.
partment of Public Instruction.
he said, "thnt .luck Wilson fired
The directory, issued in bulletin
the shot thnt killed (’ heck. His
Worker' >f the governor’s office
form, lists the state governmental |pauseil m tIn-,r labors to despatch
identity has hern established con
September
8,
to
Miss
Lucile
C»rclusively.”
and educational officials, county a telegram f congratulation
______
. __
superintendents and boards of pub- '.I Kenneth Railing,-,- eorieMminlto mil. n| Dikeside, Ohio, The wed-j
the home town
Okeechobee - Contract let for
lie instruction, standard
high eat for a Miami newspaper on the dmg took place
sthoois, private standard secondary otcussjon of the lalt er's iir.rri’iee
.
• !P
, , T " ' Ih w' " ,naku construction
bridge across Engle
• rs m.irruiM.j their' ,home
in
I nlluhnssce.
R„v sollo, „Of
f hprc
Thai doe* m i always
need a nsw mm $
that la n e t t w t f.
A SK
WK’ LL TELL tO D 1%*'.'
a b o u t i t *m ;
Our Tiaia and Skill A n
Strrlct Promptly,
Barret’s Bonded;
A grata Here f i r
Sanford Roofiai;
F. R. Adams,
K/Him 9 Masonic Bldg.
\v'\
■j annniaraiaiBBtfeBR
iWrA
w
,Five-Cent Cigar.
schools and denominational
private institutions.
Sarasota I>ub!icity Thr° Ugh University TALLAHASSEE. Fla.t Sept. 13. ln
supervisors o> the s U ff ] ,
Matter Distributed
EK--fr-^ -<«f(/P)_tvrn
the D e p .rtr tto t.if Public
nuBHaiaraniiiiiiiaizn^^
DAY BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
iT~—
Le^al Records
[ARKETS
Modern
Bungalow
Hughey Street!
O ver two billion
smoked ct month!
—and for just one reason
- L V r v . r . V M '. F . - ’ . 'F r t V
SANFORD GROVE
Am id Majestic Pinei
DKAN - BERG
CORPORATION
Excellent
Homesites
'J f :
i.'P J
• s ).« • ■navi
B B B B B B f a g B ia a a
Moderate
R sil Located—
6 Room Bungalow
are to be found in Sanford Grove, a develop
All headed one
natural tobacco taste
DIF ‘
ment that is going forward in a way that no
other central Florida
community has witnessed.
O doubt about it. Over tw o billion
Chesterfields are smoked every rndfetk,
and even today, after four years of record*
breaking gains. Chesterfield is still Amcoca'a
fastest-crowing cigarette.
N
Mellonvllle Ave.
I To men who know tobacco, that meansjuH
or* thing. American smokos have found
what they wanted—natural tobacco taste and
character. They ve found it in Chesterfields
only—and the shift to Chesterfield is on!
T he completion of the paving program in the
southeast section of the city assures the con
a. b . c.
tinuation of b u i l d - in that section, highly en-
ig fegB faagggB gfi
vor among the builders of Sanford.
owe
y nature—-and occupying popular fa
;
L-
For Sale By Owner
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
Price $6,300
_*
\.< (
masts
HHb
At
.
ACM,
M
B
''
StKhpopuldrift
must be
HM 4i
trill,
Jt-i
'..■A
Jl
�■*’ '
-.V-'■
ten! Herald
.a s n t^ r * ’
■Ml* A rw a t
ci nM Matter
I'V
ilii/ .1 “under
*• roitoffic*
^Florid*.
Act of
...M ite r « i 4 N iu g r r
iIlfKB,
t e r MMakala*
l y * !* 1* K
dttar
Rg|t#r
*
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•
• •.
.„-s.
Military Men A n d Peace
T r ^ ? v hm»Ho
b m ° f / hee °P ?n,on that the Versailles
Treaty made the world safe fo r democracy or anything like
moni, W drn 1 behev<; Lthat cutting Europe into a great
nr m, w T fragments than already existed could produce,
n f f l t dr havue been expected to produce, a very stabilizing
2
;
frn; oh° rt w« a™ ‘ "d in ed to believe that the war we
l Q t f ^ 'Jo1!? 17 and ^
ttnd the war othera foug ht from
JSI4 to 1918 was rather wasted e ffo rt and the results of
As Brisbane Sees III
Attempt No. ft.
Stool, Cheeper, Better.
Not Quite Bo Happy.
No Phitooopher*.
B Y ARTHUR BRISBANE
< * o p r n « fc «
is * t ,
hr
a ta r
fa .)
•
ANOTHER ATTE M PT to mur
rvtki
der M ussolini y esterd ay, the third
to tL w,,rMraCt"l‘« r;ory” UIMZed inl° “ nyth‘ ntr
beneficial this y ea r, the sixth in all.
Weekly Edition *ioo
After, a bomb exploded againsr
But along comes M ajor General Harbord, a fairly nromithe aide i>f hJs car, Wounding <mvthnn f * Ure 10
recent hostilities, who is really worse
than we are. Though he agrees with us, he goes further ernl,
■< leaving Mussolini unhurt,
- - - the
—
-------- , tives
ISocial
( " ns" 1' I s |i,f
He aay, "Foci,. Percchinfr, H aig ami retain, £?th Hlnden-'!.. “ i T * 1”
' Md’ m
burg and Ludendorff and a dozen stenographers a few I !
" nci> a* " ,n ’“*VLd Mu"J
maps a minimum o f so-called 'experts,* in a month’s time I ^
!■ ,laly "
PHRM
tlated P p n I* esrlua* would have made a more enduring peace Tor the world than 1 Mui,,o in< hnH ■>*“ "> «*ved from
t ^ * .Y
^ rv*i'ir67';b;,h;a
Jvartlatnit rate*.
Wir
dendar
•
MRS. FRED S. D AIG ER, S O C I E T Y EDITOR
several week
Mrs .1. r. n ’Cain of
i’" Pfu S'
'• I,rr,v**d Satiir.hu to
be the guest of her
\|r
and Mrs. (.eorge Venahle
oral weeks.
Tdt:,;if f ,r„1r i' f t t r
u» ««2 SS
•
R E S ID E N C E T E L E P H O N E : 2 1 7 -
S.; Pierson
APotter. \V. .1 •
ACCEPTS COOK STOvfe
ATLANTIC CITY: Miss Norma
Smallwood,
the
year's
“ Miss
A I
l h i d c k
f o r
m i s s
p e t e r s ^
A meric a” tins declined a husband
James
C
;;
-u.
Richards, Louis; Ricks, fltho Xjrlins and r/ eptod a cook stove. ' The
Bn>s DaniiJto IMKHoi. was hos- I Miss Reheceji
Otho Wriglitt; Rigilun, Senbren: choice perhaps will enuee many
StcvciftcVrgq the
j8 l
hiVQly
bridge party. Sat•
.....
,
fl!
ASKING
PARD
O
NS
. ..... ....
. Roberta, FVaiik; . more proposals.
Roberts,
Andrew;
tortuuate
one
She
waa'prtkented
dftrnioot, at her home in
I
Roberts,
Major
(or Kohinson);
awttt Ceprt, m honor of Mias Mur i ' V ' ” " ,,«"d.v vanity. .The-guest
SPANISH WOMEN TO VOTE
ot
honor
reeeiv.sl
a
|„V
cly
bridge
enret Paters, who left Sunday for
Flccridn lloccrd W ill Hold S « . ! K t r i U t l ? £ S * l v ! , .
MADRID: Whether women wish
.
act
iw
a
gift
from
her
hostess.
Baltimore. Mil., where she will en
I’
riino
dv Rivera to continue on the
VlV-?..
i
b
"tln,,'
nC
I
Tuosdccy;
;
Soofor.l,
C.
K.,
Sin,ff
l,.r.
Ilnvi.l;
At a late hour .Miss pulcaton
ter Notre Dame College.
M it lings. As In Pnsl, Arp j Shmidt, (J. W.: Shaw. Joe: Shu job or imt, they could not pass up
The spacious moms when
I u lip Held Open To l*nl>lic*I
Charlie;
Smith, I’nsco; the opportunity to vote for the
Smith, I.. F.: Smith, Henry; Smith first time, even If they had tn tintlot for the dictator nr not.
J M.I.AIIASSEK, Sept. Id <,p> Hop; Smith, M.cse; Stewart, lien;
7 Api’ioxiin.'itely -Jim applications Sullivan, Joseph t. ; Sykes, John.
I dike City
New Dost office l>c
lot (.It,Ions aie expected to come
Inylor, Elias; Tailor, Noah;
■ Iw l.rJlta .
U’ “ ' " T S r s i V u T ” '
° ' iV'' N" w
b- l- -e the Stale Hoard of Pardons .TrnmMc). Henri; Turknelt, Hoyle mg considered for this town..
Bradenton
tin miles uf storm
"«• M'lni annual meeting, which - Wagner, Saul; Walker, Charles;
and sanitary ewers lieini; laid
Op' f’ s. J|||l<||>|^
Weeks. Joseph; Welcome, Marvin; here.
.
-"hers ot ihe board will meet j Werker, Cornelius; West , Okie;
' S i£;w
£
■
£
u"
" s" « l open session in the Whitehead. Ethel t. Khlridge niui 1 _ ‘
Pate; Wilson, Mile; Wilkinson William , James D.; Willianis
I U r Bl* h
« 3 c Hctt-t'e c'haniher
Woodward,
Willie; Lemon; Williams, ,| ,p WiBinm.s
‘ I ."'Ions" is ,uei| hv the hoard Everett;
•‘ o.* par di
. nr‘
s r a s r j s 1i s " *
and Hu deni - Wright. Otho (alias Oth.a Rickst: A I.
Williams, Janies; Williams, Cary;
Y.onnge, John.
I onr\ t' ‘ anted
prisoner i
ill,
ii cl " I'l'Voeuf 0 unless tin t>i ma lived up ts
me
Mrs Roy R. Pippin Is] Miss ( Jonryia Oaklovi f 1 I'.'il'nle
* mg i 1 B t o( tile .11•I*11
^ t ( ’A M H X A
PlILRSTON
hostess
11PR ISON B O ARD TO , ^ r : r s ,
| g e t 200 A P P E A L i
'
^
«.
Reed.
.^«to»d»F
Miss Margaret IVlers apd indthfrlsnre at the Oily Tfnll
M ^ .A Ilie I’eters. left™Sund«y
L«r set, the hosts lie ing fqr Washington. |i
. whrre Uiey
n*n of the ydung social expert to s|s>n.| several days be
fare going to italtmiore. Md
*<*, U»« Use for r«.
mx attempts, and only wounded
OH Hew* dlapatche>
where Miss I’eters will matrienlnte
.... *"*■ Mirer and nlaa the at*Paris°Tnr h hP<l by the t;orif('renc<‘ o f statesmen which sat unre, very slightly.
How many
Monday
as a freshman at Notre Dame Col
, • • • * published herein
Al' !ihjrSf °ur tr yeu™ and P|uy ed «nd plotted with the pos
• rapubllrallor. pf .perlal sibilities which were created by the valor o f armies.”
Ihiee n Mallory Circle lege.
more attempts can he hope to es
Fawzqln * r* elm reaerved.
1,1:,'10o'cks’k at the home
cape?
How
many
will
be
made?
u. . JB
, e dl“ lcult to master a point o f view like that.
l Km key on Pnrk Ave.
and Mrs. V. M. Lowell, Mrs
^ M O f t k ^ y , 8EPT. I3, 192ft.
It Is said “ Murder never changed
Too |tll, N(, . .
’ “ rrie Marlowe and son Itoliert,
,
*■■ Job ?«
I
S
d,
d
G
S
e
d,vclet
T
cr
w
t
X
T
w
i
K
“ L .lurf adm,tted,y at h»ast among the brainiest men o f their the course of hisOrry,” hut Musso
Inion of the First Con- motored to Leesburg Sunday ami
\
«»■' Farit
TH U
H it A l l ) P l.A T K O IIW
lini would be n great loss to stable
rhuieh will hold a were the guests of Mr. ami Mrs.
Se*ected tht:ir adv'8ors from the government in Italy.
at 2:.'t(> o’clock at (#. I\ l.nvoll.
' A S u e lake ■< A aaford'a fron t moJt stk i5 c ? ,in v T ;
line
Z
r u l ,n vanoua subjects. The most advanced stu
»►* *, ,
I'nlmctto AveMp
'
'.w a ter m a te la JarkanN- dents o f history, economics, international politics and racial
Mrs. K. A. Douglass left SnturCHEMISTS IN MMIadelphia dis
differences were all present at the conference in Paris. The cuss
riny for Atlanta, fia., where she
the
great
loss
in
making
steel.
1fcjlWiellnB o f
...
*!■ John.-ln- presence o f the various military leaders made their advice
Tufsilny
will he the guest of her daughter,
4mm R iv e r Canal.
Mr. Wills, automobile mnl er. who '
Mrs. It•rymi Mrimmii, fnr :«rvi»rnl
jass
»
f
the
Baptist
•alna o f w h ile w ax.
possible when needed.
I f this group failed, they failed not worked with Henry Ford when
weeks.
[meet
with
Mrs.
Albion
J w fa la * poal, tennis
eonrtn,
they hired a little factory or $7(50 1
MP«
West Second Street
c
a u s oe f* othe
f ° tstupendousness
h lftCk f e f f ° rt o° fr the
abi,ity
on their Pa rt' but be a year, could tell chemists some- i
cause
task
1— la ia e n H n a o f h n lld ln * proMiss Francis Cherry, Miss Kveinteresting.
A new prooeA* .
holela. aparlI.VI1 Anderson, Wallace Kell and
How any group of military men could have hoped to conn I tniiiK*
. __,weni hnaaea.
of making steel will be developed, '
i'-lwyn Moore spent Sunday after
3 0 x 3 1 0 0 1 Iwnineeiiv
*'’“ * * ‘ ',,r Commission of fltr niroiby the right people, on a gigantic j
If Turner ( 'in le will noon ut Daytona Bench as tie*
cr
genera is and field marshalls, schooled in
in "sounds
"squads richt
right ”” i.......—
I *•**»•«*. and produce infinitely better
I lostt‘ss A (. Party In IVcomcs The Rrido Of
] Mrs S. W. V'arn at guest j, ,,f friends
- « M i a f m r i a . n of
h „ „ I e * a r il
h d I*\ t he (m a t ■! -Cl
Mr-. l!' If (dhl. I'.utei,
"
'
Made at a i
tactical maneuvers, trajectories and deflections
high* ex’ f * "*'’1 "*
B* ■(,wcr cost.
MjO
*2 "rou n d l.a k r H onror.
h.yifi I'.I y lie tf OjJA von lie.
i
( ’horponintf'i" 1 ' ' "I e I fi ' loll |.|.i nr,I
• ■t^ lW ip IfU A n of rlty hrantlflr
mperature than is now ,
I -Miss Claire '/.aeliery left Sunday Honornt Miss liorland Pari
lark.
plosive shells and the chemistry o f tri-nitro toluene tear
'T
Peoarnm.
c . \ M. \.)im , Mu, ' o;
mployed, the steel will have the
afternoon f..r Tallalias-.ee where
lB^EapansInn of school a} stro.
One ,ct the nicest chat nnng and
(|unlity of oh| Diunascus steel,
1she will enter the Florida Stale
\ wedding which came as a -oir- f ' ' "i. U ill '■ ■ '•I; Alfutui, Ralph
di light till nffnn ; ,,f tti,. |>;, t week piisi- to tlicir many friends was
< ollege for Women.
Ln I
. th tava,ry l’hargP. «re known to he woefullv beaten out by hand. Full details’ '
l ‘ " d " l | ' h t , A n . I. r - i . n, |l a |
* " / ffn ilO e's0’ l*‘ " n
lei Arrivals
was Min “ Kid Party" g.v.n Friday jlhat ol Satuiday. when Miss C. c.r V ' ,. •‘ ll.'nv | i" v v ; A M ila ill l o u t ,
igmirant along other lines o f intelligent activity.
* later.
1
s | ''« i Mir
evening
in
honor
of
\p-s
.leweil
A tk in so n ,
William C ,
VERSE FOR TODAY
„ . .
I Miss Margaret Wight left Sun
, " 11
•■■'•er,
|gi;i Itie O i l 'ey hecanie the bride z *,|, t
^ nL /L. b l" k1.,b ‘’ . V,:rHHiII<>H T-roaty will go down in hisctrxurna Hotel
M,ny for her home
Cairo. Ca. llorlamf of Pickard. Ala . t,y her "I Carl E c'*.icirpeiiing. the cere- ,|,,|u| O l ' e i t C
C u rry ).
Andy.
f . H i t 0 (| s
sister, Mrs. Rl'oy It. Pippin ut her
rilK NEWS is important to finSanford Mifts
i..,.,;,,, .......... .
I
’m
d
(
m
m
j
.
i
h
n
Paul
lr LORD’S PLACE—“ And ilH lory » th . greatoHt I m t o w s S l S . S o rW h »« 'Z " 5 * ?
Betl.r lor >'«ir mocJM, Ilrmlv,
"ic’U.v taking place at the parson- I , v m I,
Shiiford- K
Flv !"
V u 1"
U"' l'“ st """'th |
lifornin, supposed to lack iron.
*‘
'
‘
• ’ I here1 as the guest of Miss Claire. home on West First Street.
men
!"»('•
"
f
the
First
Methodist
Church
|
bul
>
r
.
........
.
»«.,i
T
wnMr. and Mrs. Paul Zuehury. While
The guests were met at tho hack ,
About half way between I.os An
B a :h,. « t K u ^ h “w bavyi,,;,,-^ ^ L ; ; n“ p c u o ,
here Miss Wight
\"[ this «it v. Rev. W. P. I In ii r imin .v..’,/ '■ ,u 11 • Bake., N.ilhan;1
Und>>: J. M. Allen and was extensively
-p
c
'*
*
^
7
!
K
j
»
«
Killing
st
, door by the hostess and then led |
geles and San Francisco, there are
between me and thc« fo r
entertained.
-O 'aliaI Jem go I
an)
,
i
.
c
m
v„,
r
i
.
officiating in the presence of only n(.,l , !,’ ......
llci;
Ethel
Hryen,
St.
I
into
the
(tilling
room
where
guinea
i
twelve miles of iron sand, at pres
I Sam. 20:211.
Bari"".-, .1 W,; Barnes.
relatives and a few intimate i,..
.1 it. Hayden, City.
ent useless, that can he made into
“ Down The Road”
AV
.
’ But' .11 .1 . Hal lUi .I, St er
Sum Byrd left Saturday f..,-1mlllch"’^ " . . ^ d " " ’T V l’’rVi' f i lends,
Macon, (in; S. K.
the best of steel l»y the new electric
IY E R — In nil our dealings
•"tv. l’.""i'le, Hun,id, aim , Hugh •
(iilinesville. where t„. will ns,,,,,,- A X l m"ill,. F “h i " "
'’v
Lille;
Paul
Jordon,
()rM
r
s
(
'in
n
p
e
n
m
g
is
t
h
e
d
a
u
g
h
t
e
r
|
H
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!
M another, Lonl, be Thou
process.
And California water- 11
I rank; Rig, low. Ralph ,\| I
his stuc.'ies at the Cmvcrsitv of
‘
>,,s
(iohle, Ocala; M. .Ini
One of the old-time fairy tales tells o f (he aged
|tF««n us.
’ ,l'bt. Willie; Hovel. .f,.f
Florida.
'
it I. iwvi piiip*, will* ni |nyut), uni 1 1
, "t <« il. 0.1kley, of F..reiver. Ark.
man who falls will supply the electricity.
GOOD
BYE,
SPEED
L
IM
IT
IT K. Hoiirdmaii, Jr.,
amt ciipu- (,, .Sun|,i|'d a l.... I a vciir
Hru.l
became very untidy at tin* dining table.
|fe
Chandler;
Blew Ion'
ottld not see
END INKER INC NEWS RECORD
f T. Smith, Orlana late hour when (tic h"-te-- as a i ' " S t i c lias lic c n a n a c t i v e w o r k
Clue.
)K|NG f o r w a r d
lllockcll, Paul um| Joe,
Miss Margaret Neal of Orlaml
cry well his hands were shaky, his teeth were
nearly
all
Ift
eiincly,
Jr.,
Tampa.
JAPAN.
SUPPOSED
to
he
de
were nearly all
'-istcci l.\ Mi-s Ecbol-,'served ie» e ' in c h i l l i It i i i c l e s m u ) d u r i n g tie r He.
.
- —---- o-------was the attraihvc guest of Mi- ! rff.’iin
Buich.
Rufu ; ’
gom , so he spilled his food and soiled the table linen and pendent on us or Europe for iron
i i.nrs,
Regulation of automobile dm
hi' longerons. Speed alone j, „nt
Hun
■’ " • I t r e s i d e n c e h e r e tins m u d e l i e f
what you ain't—
I kin let. Bui in, I ; U , I
(ieorgia
M
<
■
V
for
the
Week
end
R
ori'l
Valdez.
The
guest
lid
m.
lud.
"I
Miss,..
and
steel,
is
now
inch
pendent.
Li
M
t-v
mml,
unplmmunt
with
th
,
In,,,!
,h
„
,
’
.
hi.
will
in
time
settle
down
to
Hu.
>
- I f ,'I g e m rut f a v c i r i l c w i t h u w i d e
|be what you is.
Nut li.iuiel; Brown, Ih nrv I
! a inea-ue.. „ f „ sk. .\ |')ir IMU|„
1Jewell It,,iliml. I .unite Echols i i n le o f f r i e n d s ,
•cm, Hartford, Conn.,
northern Japan, wher- the slimes regulation of those thingD„ redden.es or improivd business „ ri,.irM.
i ' ■
j I f you is not what you am mouth.
, I ''" J " . Cun.di. How
Mr.
and
Mr-.
(
C
iig
Tlinmpson
which
reasonal.le
nlan
is
that
which
Jmd. ' '
were tilted up by volcani. forers arc important. On straight, level
rron, SDHIII.im) („ $100,000.01) fnr
. ler, Jacksonville; Mrs. mnl lit tie daughter. Drily, Mrs. .1, ! Reba tune's, Iris l*i lit, Miihiic l!cHi III > , 1 )„ se| , \V||
,fou am not what you is
M r ( Im i pc iu r ig is H ie y o u n g e s t
Iiaic " • 1 by lie, M.d.„ I,,. I'h r.'
.
mail and was I
l,K"' '*"■ Japanese have de highways, luirtieulnrlv on long run. |makes the driver al all times re
l e f w ' • Httlo tadpole,
interest.
'
”
(I il Il.r .tones City; W. E. W. Allen :i inI Miss Lorraine Alien El'll,■I , \Icicle | im le .lowers, l.llll ■am o f M i jm,* M r - C. E. Chi>r
greaUy
annoyed
by
these
had
table-u
I-rucrisihle
lor
lompleto
control
and
'
a
Butler,
I’aiiline
and
Margaret
Inge;
J
M.
Mack,
-lack
:
R| le ' lone, Robert (.dm- .lo|r
trjr* to be a frog;
manners, so he provided i , ,,,wl 1,1fee hundred milliun tons thr-ugh thinly settled territory,
lie a tten ded
Ire I .vie W. Johnson, spent Sunday at Ibiytnfla Beach. Sten-on, Jessie (uirner. Mr. uml p . n g o f ti l l - I'll y
Brow
Will also consider (onislriiet.'.n lot
of steel, available with the new there is often no reason except i js" r*' "•'••ration „ f |,is car and so'
. ! U Jm ’ do tall,
Connell. Eilil , Con>ud, A
'•"'s
to
.lift
in
H
,
H
ie
S
a
n
f
o
r
d
H
i
g
h
S
c
h
o
o
l
a
n
d
f
o
r
the r i : : 0./ -"r!1' " n<l -’ l“ c« l « » > <>-<1 niccn will, hi» had, |„ process.
Mrs Leo II Echols, F t’ Waller
III (»»ut, Miami.
i
It.; i 11v, John . I I o.-s. ,lumi s I i.
struct ion of buildings.
W 'l y - U a H ’ do dog.
danger o f arrest to keep ante |uuig as tie conforms to these re
tne r t«t o f the room when his meals were served.
Miss
Clifford
Shmlml.
and
<cr
th e p a s t t w o y e a r s Juis b e e n m soJr.
Ilmhey
liiers,
Lewie
(iainer
otiirements
imposes
no
speed
limit
I
Ik.
mobile ...
sjieod und< ■
in glwaya pass do plate
l! •>, Millnn; Dnihy, l.iuctlzu;
Miss Mildred Hand h It Sunday |Elma .1 mes. A l>. Rountree, mid ‘ i ‘ ►•'•I w i t h T h e C h i i r c l i w ' i ' i l C o m
ipiles an
.Some
..
Imiimle Hotel
day there will he no speed !
Dm i 1.1"'Will'll; Dull-, Juiiies A ;
hour
?» can't « abort an’ preach;
for
Macon,
(In.,
where
they
will
,M
r.„„|
p
u
n
y
.
AM KRK ANS 1)0 not lag be limn
Mrs. Roy I’ ippiu
In Steff, Boston; Miss
Da vi
I ' Roy
i uIii*s Tin key I :
J. H . J A C K S O N
| Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pippin. Mr, anil
hind.
I he big steel company, onlv applicable' to 'V m V ’eases’ mg ! 1 H 7 the" alml^Dul'^ f A ''V n,,,vt'
hrlick, Sntiford; (!. W.
After u short wedding trip Uni Dm i ■-y l\ester; |k un, Charles ( I
Iw p ifA Im de beach,
enter
Weslyan
College.
Mrs.
R.
lianu;
(!.
H.
Waller
and
K
Pippin,
mnl
small
sun
Judge Cary chairman, Mr. Farrell law. iKu'Tt'T" T , n m u S ! , l , ' ,f„ J is ' ^ ry .!i,!” .t " !!,,,w
yu n g couple will b(> ut home to
Ell ••*'. I izz.il', Ellis, Ola; Ev
. * WnaV«#»u ain’t—
'U l W 'w o |
Office
East
St.
■ h; J. A. Ccorgo, S a n - 1 Mrs. L. A. Hrumley and Airs. L. K’cix. Jr, Irby Mel.ane, and W. J their friends at 'JOT East Fifth
president, kns developed hundreds Hie present iiiternretati;in‘'o f ‘‘tVi • m
(Ills. ’ •'■. Eeigiisoii. Fortune;
ibj.Whafwftu la. ...
,
.
v<' " " « l forward ‘ i,mk
I.
Frasier
motored
to
Orlando
Sat
Bus all.
Mclfiire mid wife,
Fein Ik I*nvill; Flceuiaii. Homer;
of millions of tons of steel in Hru- •same Inw, which often legalize' . / . ' . n t i t ' " b l i e
Street
[da man that plays It square
Richard
Holston. urday afternoon where they were
There is great water power Hint same speed «t danger Points f ,
Fil/g
. rtn* to get his.
" 'Id. H. \ ; Forsyth, Hoc'
one day, bon, what are you m aking7" And th«
Vu r.il.
" "!
of strict enJohn l^'e, Jackson- tho guests of friends.
uce; I*razee, Frank (alias Flu/
there, not used. Hint can tie turned whcc even half that speed L i i l d i J l ™
what you U has been—
^ ‘
, nw whcr,‘
|fnwn. Daytona Honch;
1«•«inii c* slower sjiccils.
iei'l; Frazier, Will; Fuel Thenrtiftt you now Is.
am into electricity mid then into cheap I
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacNeill
r ; . / ^ you are old"1wlike
,,h - steel,
I’hoenix Co.; Tlionuts
1
•tore il
— The Credit World,
KidxeWond, N. J . ; Wnr- spent the weok-end in Oilando ns
<c'.cl l.mey, |ee Rayiiiond; tialla
■milt Is also a man who
GET RICH QUICK
Inuxli, Ridgewood, N. the guest iH Mr. and Mrs. Wilber
glut'. I hennas, ( hit In rs, Alexander
“*
ninety-five ten anu
Flowers.
OWENSBORO. KY.. RECORD
J ein1 f ^(!od f«'> y tnle, it. related that the old ....... «... ' W A I1 ' STKKKT « " " < >" bed „ot
Iftiher, Tanipn.
par.
‘ >av, II \ ; C„ r.lic k. (ic-orge; (lib
rcatored to hwt place o f honor at the tuhln
tr
*
" wa 'lu,t''
*»‘ i»py last night. pric
India
------ o------- .
S1" ’ R II ; (ilemi, I aac . ( io-nl
U'if Ii i k.v t....i. j* * • M
Lilt UIDIU.
||(» U’rs NDi'vml , Wmrt>
lirj(j
L
A
K
F
.
t
IT
Y
Si'iu
I
;t
,
i‘i
han.
«
blue
sky
law
I
premises
Mr.
and
auk
W
Jd
Owens
o f Jackson,,.‘i. w,1w s'’ rV(' d 1Wer('
*•♦•«*< spm ,l«.
usual story would
lire el Monroe, (j|!-*nn, T. E
ing from the report of die with the best of the f.)o.i‘ anil m il,IX m!"'''
Rune
Fonrk
Flans
lo
Rcftci
e-lai
ion
ui
I1
1
,-1
ida.
t
*
»
?,
Jr.. Frank
iff Jr.
,,
,
|»ttriic t ive house guest Sr., Frank Woodruff
unpleasant
notes mo,I,'lew somewhat after the Kc„ ,e«,i that •,
II.ill. El In . I lam ill mi, .lack
Department, there me the least amiovai.,-,. , » l,;' V. L . , * *,y WMM l^ m itte d to show about received
"m argins."
Woodruff III, and Unity W... I I’laa*' the tree ii-c .l m 11,• - pro i rl’ak<‘ O ff On Atlantic? Han. >>vk, 1' i .1,111 (,
, Rivers.
The ° ,u lu,t was H*
b,H
ufl,ml,linR'
m*‘M
H
y
manners.
|la' I. I .cv 1 ,
fcmany millionaires in Florida
| Soon, lug wjs<. <uic , relying on
'r u ff left Monday for Chapel Hill, ctin:) 1*1(1 ol naval . tore*, vva- urged
somehow
recalled
hv
•
'f....- ...
' tv one time suptHised.
lU'I'/uaj
tmlno
HM.
.
• *som e verses we i the motto, “ A fool
hv < lie 11 .nail R \ I ii c.-n. c I i Flight In a l‘Vw Days llcm lc*y, Will'll) ( , 11.,|I'm.iu. .1
ratne
across
today.
N.
C.,
whore
lInlatter
will
re
1’hey appeared
is always a gnm/.atphi t„ cuter that state amt
A Horne. Rose,,, 11 ; Holley, E
' "s
,l"
tale.
Th.—o------T h e Nation and hull," will take the bear
Nr*. Ralph Roiiniillnt j snnic his studies at the University M-trl-.'. repi< 'illative from ihc
A Big Supply Ol
/unenueum and were credit./ t„ vv.iri»: i "A
;
‘
''Ha; II*.Imi s, c..v; Molines, |ra;
side ami
of ns
its iniihiu
fraud.. "«•'"• ’ ’f IMl'
the WI
get run
rich ijuirk
quick 01
o ,g
» „ .linimurti says Americans Athenaeum
" ,n" " v 1bouMunds ni
-^1111
c-cond district, in an ai|dic-s Iere
Bp spent Sunday in the „ f North Carolina.
"pull out a long line."
MINEDI A. N. A'.. Sept. I t. IA’ i lin ks, '!'. VV ; llii-dmc, Mander;,
lent
Htnck.v
nn• ■
many huths to go to
lit stocks
Hie managers o f- the ,' izntmu
gained her eonfidene,. K
|PH'sI of the former's
at a luncheon li'iideivd by the Ki
I^Bnier
Method
Tablets,
Captn. Rene Fotu k.
Freiudi Huggins, Mni pliv; lln-kcy, Janie i '
Shortly afterward, what a head nmcerii
Well, If we can have u
•bine Rmimillat.
j Mrs. Lyle W * Join......... . Del wani'. c'liilc,
ache!
This is no country to sell ducting
aviatm pious (. take off from
S C
" V ........
k
- - w
' Z1
Ja, I
.1 , .luck SOU. I - frauduleiu campaign 1""<h
in Hell, you’ll never hour
uc
Ink,
Co-Ed
Note
and
<
om
p
oaM
and afe bends for stock in
Mi ‘ in c n -cl.......ullllicd 'OHIO Roo-cvclt T iehlI mi hi- in>ii stun (.eorge; l.o-olis, llc.ivi-; Jenl.ni. t
• rny arrived in the city Saturday
tiM
I
through
the
mails.
This
,„av
rk out o f us.
the W
world miKht
might i!h" rV. (Jum!,d,,K "uts
“ i»
wiiol, I * cc-n-idei i I in- New York t" I nits flight
k’l'cmuM and W illiam[ «»»d is the guest of n lalivcs for thing
scmti I B ; -I. 11kno. A 11>ei t Honicr;1
Htune day he his little daughter It ^ °h ,th!‘.
tH)n Books, Loose L ea f Kinder* and M
, „ i : __ Vrld*
i.. ,
h . rapidly.
Hut nothing reully sub Imul sonic .,f (he pronmters in tin the new company which promised
~o-------cosni'Y
to
Ihc •late's firo -p erit. .••('ter Tii' 'lav a" weather coadi I "linsoll, Eddie', Ji.lui Oil 'Telllile.
I"
pay
a
fabulous
dividend.'
Now
to
Drbimlo
Sunday
several
days.
I’
m! poem. It ffoca like this:
'
hauntingly
thouKhtstantml,
and
honestly
managed
m
federal
iieiutentiary,
but
it
will
one prise-fighter who is
not Uu
Florida, he d i hiii'il, needs more limis permit.
were
fillers, Fountain F’ ens, $1.00 to .55.00;)
guests of
Johnson, Tin cnleili . John cm, Edd;
“f
the aeeuinuln
the United States is selling toiiav
named— Shekels. That’s
-I. M. Mack of Jacksoiiville was hewers of w- ■d and i ni riel s of
o dear! O dear! she said,
Ihc three motnrecj Skorsky la Johnson, Jolninie; loins. D
dune.
hnvk
t,"
‘
,h'“
(be
1
•
pen
U
fa
life
tinu.has
beenswent
for
morn
than
it
is
worth.
'
Sf
ens,
Pencils
and
Compasses.
vvater;
grower
I
a business visitor in town S a t u r
dupos have poured info its coffers. |Uwnv.
Other instances ,'.f „
to raise he gold- pi.me S .'!.rc is iiinlei going final J,'lies, Mink; .lc
« f t*r. Tanipu
Nalhuiii
And totter6d quickly by with nodding head
ell jticliaccii in the most wiindcrt'il tests and a Herat ions for the trip Judge, Eugene.
Why limit it to prizeWr* liugeiie Roiiniillnt day.
A woman crookt and old;
K h(ad*
ly xilapti'd soil in existence, farm- Although Captain Fonek has imt
S IX TY-N IN E philosophers from S e h ^ . £ . 7 w l w ' l l ^ V l C j
r,'lat“ ,, i B l h p
In, Francis and Lucy,
Keys, lieu; Kltinnl, John /s.,
J . M. Mack was g Iui- iiicss vis ers' to tai ce com that ni.'i,.’ le announced who will go with him on I* cause, A rtbur
IM countries will gather at H «r-j " “ “ H™" ,,f hvanavilh.. Some trim j When will the general rim of
P'rc'thy Crabtree motorhoiuilifnlly giovvn without ferti- •be flight, other than l.ieiitenun*
vur,l„ A philosopher "loves wis. h»ctlon years ago with banks had people |o„rn that these
■ler Mussolini seems to be
■Pa Sunday, where* the itor m town Saturday.
Land, Cliffc.r.l C ; Lewis, Will;
K
K
! r ttt aL!hu " i l “ ' r
companies
li/.ers; pcuil Iry i .Users, tu collie to A linn I’ Sriodilv. alternate pilot e I flit oil, Hampton; l.ock, Walter;
(lorn, trying to understand what
her >h.trustful, and so she which make
LB charmed tlfe.
HP rpl ln,'|k Miss Crabtree
Lc, ,
.
i
. .........
s " ‘-h extravagan t
kept L
her" money ----cannot lie understood.
Ihc guest ,,f honor at
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
fleeren the poultry man's parndi-e. w Im h Is iiinlei'stood, he has select' .1 f"tl, Arthur; Lovett, ! 'buries;
aacaped the third attempt
nMilieu ^in various I proini.ses are not built on sUf « fiplaces
about
hci
1 do nni
spent
the
■tic*
during
her
visit
week-end
al
C imiui imports $1 'J.imu.oun worth of pvil Alexander I’ Krntisch as mechaiii- 1.ut z, A lull 1 w
ipon his life this year. "Unresidence
brum TIuiles to Spinoza it is the
aiicl ' tuineinl principle*.?
•
I clutched my little daughte*r’s hand in fear,
try products, and t'oliim'-li e unity and ( hiu li-s ( 'ladii-r ns rtnlio opci c
Beach as tin guest of friends.
Mark, Joe. Mai hall. M II ,
'
head that wears u
same story, “ We know the lines
whoso co opera I n e hatcher' lias tor.
Marshall. Ilu-tmi. Marshall, J. I, ,
And all my heart went cold
or tries to dictate.
tions, hut nut the answ ers."
The
Kratisi ti m-tailed tlm niolm . Massey, Alfn I, Jr.. Miller. A. C ;
Miss Mary Stoinoff h aves ’I’ues nist eiirni'd a four per ecu iiiv i
-Mr- R. A. Newman,
G O S S IP
•
0
——
best effort was made by Locke u,
lo think of her one day forlorn and old
Miller, David; llillmi. Forrest
Ne wman and Bolduc day for the north vvtiere -lie will (lend; livestock and danyiic i tc '"Utnils and the ga- ami nil
a s o c: vc c.i.r: i c t iz k n
antes* Aator, first woman
j
h*"
Lssny
on
the
Human
UnderTottering with nodding head
neeept the wninliifiil oppc.rlm.'lles 'terns of the S-.'i,ri and is tlloroiirl1 Mitchell, J. W . Moore, Willie / /
resume
her
studies
in
music
irfter•',l*
Siunlay
in
Orlando
►er of the British Parliament,
j standing," seeking to establish the
| Probably because this is the heliaving spent the summer here with, llial $2f*,(l(H*,(lin* in imi pm 1.it ---I nnl •v acquainted, with the opecato-o Mac; McBride, l.uttur; Mcliovvan
Down a dim wintry road
a ,„ i
.
"f relatives.
that the Dotnocrsti try a
limits uf human intelligence.
when it is the voice of vieiousness I _____
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,\|. Stoin- ' :i(ir, clay s i.iil,|i..,r work tilings, of the plane Thiee extra '.Mi g i! I ce.
Some
foolish
th
in
g-to
hear
‘
'
H
°
1
SHld
I
ginning
of
t
lc
indoorM'asnn,
1
1
no?S Pr®»W®«tlal noml»r the cry of slander. It becomes,
j c'liiiiiiiatillg the great expense eov Ion gas tanks are In ing placed m
N'aiiglc, I K . ( Kin.rue. C. E
I Rra.lv and Miss Eloise nff.
i when human l.c-mgs aic tbrown 11
M«r childish laughter ring out loud and dear.
c ou Id h a v « had
I creel during the -cvcre winters, and the fuselage.
Palmori',
led •11. I’c'tv v . Ei iicj.I ,
JV
'J
in
the
city
Xunthen,
a
dangerous
weapon,
n
de'
BENEIHTTO
CROCE,
fanmus
- ■ta m|nd Ruth Bryan Owen.
more closely together, vnIt . Peter:.nil
I'eeltr, Clinte 1
■havirij' -;|',ent the* past
Walter Barber left Sunday for |where every oppnrtmiity is a chir
Italian philosopher und atheist |jf,.
are
lie'
struct
ive
instead
of
----------------ing regaled w.th protests by
; ...... .
...... .
« constructive
(iilinesville where he will enter I inn invitation."
A
N
f'
WS,,APKH
(
’K'ASES°t(H„
'
"
*hs
North
Carolina.
member of the ttuliun senate, was
Coolidcres
Leave
This
I force.
Anything
that happens
.J “
t0 »>e a big week longer Htepn on a n v h o . V v ° ° ’.l nuw"iw p «r when it no brought up religiously,
I 'Tile Fongressman deplored the
H(- |„,. eonimontntor- against “ tlit- vicious
'■
popular member the University of Florida.
j>rt Bill Tilden will try again
hubit
of
gossip."
But
gossip
is
]1"
"
he
talked
about
in
a right wav
r'iry school faculty.
position of the National Capitol in Week For Washington lf^
came
an
ntheist
when
nn
earth
pleased
with
w
h
a
tU
print!
T
h
o
r
^
0'1
eVeryb(,
K
,y
is
wholly
“ the natronal amateur tennis
H. W. Anderson retm-nod home the inheritance lax imposition, de
The fact that
eating truth crowded into thi
, bf 10 ls a * ° ° (* ‘leal o f inter- quake killed his father and mother, not necessarily vnmus. |, is one ami » wrong wav
* nd B°hhy Jones will
of the necessities o f intercourse be I ..
...
..
met that
Ilccrt of Tampa was n Saturday* from Jacksonville where claring that he would "ever he | I’ AUL SMITH'S. N, Y „ Sepi |:
Whi<ih
n «d creel- his only sister, and almost killed' tween men and women Take
” B *” '° ** oational umateur Itod fc, the
out j,!. K
S'T * h ,,ml
f
""r
Sanford on Snt- hi* has spent the past week on |found battling for the rights of
(d’t This is “ pnirttr home v*ccl"
bon.
Hud
his
family
been
sparod,
*
••
llK
1
,1
l
"
"
'
“ecu
together
often
>«
.
z....c
ROlf (Champion.
•>f the average- •onversation what ' J i
business.
,
|Florida under the flag of mil com 'nt the summer White House 'I lie
«n givin g prominence to news that . i l l
1 °°‘S ,,ot
....
« fact
and many others killed, he would
"Berest to the neigh
ence, and distorting ftteti for
not doH<‘rVt‘ Promin- h«
Piesident and Mr- Cooliilge
[ limn country."
di
have said, "That's a miracle," ami IS said about other people „ml tin- f
payment o f a $-141,000 "fe e"
Miss ( a r met a Hartcer left Sun
remainder is a -k.detm, gam ^ , ‘ !h " h 1 T 1. ti,lk
" h n..l
general maimger
In addition to Mr lirccu, -lii-c i break <amp either Friday
might
«t
this
moment
be
more
re
and stark.
'
!r ‘ ' wbolesonie and entertaining.
Daugherty and others for
|r«l Bakery Syahem, was day for Tallahassee where she will I tin - of the ( haniln i <>f ( ' iiiiiiiu mc ! 1m lav.
per cent o f ligious than ever.
lilfcr o f $7,000,000 for
| •''"torday enroute to matriculate us a freshman at the I were gue t.- at the luncheon
I Alt hough Mr. t 'c.olnlge In n.c|
T . ., ,
i The habit of talking alcoul ..... '! i" '
. is
,'vil ‘ bing nnlv
ountry
town s».mh|it
property from the Alien
....... '
' indie:.led whether tic will |,..ne
he will spend several State College for Women.
N°url " r ,,hum,,M ' " " h r '. [pu* is ns old as the race
|.
"< used t(. convey or to ineven consider it.
The Congressman was intro
|the way people express /heir feel , T , T “ ' “ V"
in •»"' behavior
Custodian shows to what our readers U) remember— e s n V S 'v 't h1' Hut. We
ask stundiiig we have.
dured by .liiliun II. McCurry, sec Friday arriving in the capit cl next
. ,... t y k i t can go In cruvemment. J SC.entiou.ljr op pcsH " to 0%
niorning, or make ihc lournev by
CJ. VV. Spencer Sr. ami Miss
L
are "con------|'"g« about their neighbors and I V ’ ’* !H’ rH,,ns ‘ ‘Hked about.
^ se
ret ary of the Chainlicr of Com
eAflcoa. • .
dnyli''ht Sat.irdnv it is undci-.toml
Continuous from I p m. to
c cinc.l cc'ccc, !.sen- '.^JM L'W N E R E IN Mexico City « l^°_W j ni ere,“
ni-Donald, Emma Spencer left Sunday by mo merce.
'hen. or admin,- , person''talking.'^h‘‘-<:h,,ra,'t',r " { Hie
-•on
tImt he is giving ronaidetatinu to
tor
for
TuilahnHHci*
where
Miss
II n. m. —r
*
A.
P.
Huggnnl
Whut
tfu1
noijfhM r
broadcasting
station,
hiddi
nuwtmniiicr ;u
*. >rm whatever
n a tcv ci
that the futu-finn <
a : " •
" " " " ‘Knthe (lav trip.
•
n
e Aw mi s
' thw functlon
« ......-*•«.••<**,I.K million, Hidden uwnv D i(,’ n " / ‘ hem. it is the daily chron ’ h.,ru
Extra Added Attraction
Spencer will resume her studies at
Wording to one authority there newspaper is to give the
e news.
S S L ? * ..
.................. . -V I S ’. l l 1? ? E r 1" * ' "'vi'cct. -----I I i n , , , r , i “ 'r
All the Week
ir tS ftjiH k i'.: Florida State College for Women. Skeleton Of Ancient So far as has been intlitulril. the I
gD money to be made in the which comes before it for
the lips‘,ni!
of i1
for reflection. T l “ nnot tonceal t},» t Mexiro’a policy, c o n f i s c a t i n g ;uct'’ UM t>u'>' "fleet, touch i,r inter
Bess Marie l(«t>. rtson
1’resiiient will take no part .11 1 (.*•
■inner dance at the
kindly
woman;
it
,.taM nav
I M buiineiw in Floridu than in P'ty, no favor!tea.' ft mnnni Ju---- '•
•
>
poisonous
1
church property, forbidding relied .
“ 8- ,l 1N final proof that
Unearthed fall campaign. ciHie. in New Yoik
Soprano Soloist
' Black Hotel.
Miss Mary Kliznlieth I’uleston American
hum f
L. ..*._
s 1lmr m
T# else. Much of the milk
« n e | ou" u'«‘,h"ig in schools, etc"
is more interesting ton s 'd i l l ni'tl!!
,*V°,,th "f/ h e envious, th(
or other states, Imt it is iminlcl
,
and
Miss
Sura
Evelyn
Williams
fklir
rn
lln
if
IwiL...
r*
.
m
i
l
l
(tlltl
V
II
TODAY
•d In this state is shipped
In
An
Illinois
Town
.
,
cruel, (iossip is the i
>mt tl.i.t a daylight rnic down ihc
Fullcs is annoyed and baffled
h l lL i 0! ! #
^
, ]t is ' J"' life
fltnkcs and Miss D or-1 returned home Saturday from OrZanc
Urey's
I’arnnintinl
“
!s
••»•' reveals one .
Mohawk and I I i u Imcii river valleys
whore
hav(>
been
1----- "they
— l”
“ 1
..... the
»P‘'nt tho week-end lancio
,“ " '1......
lands. .
self to the world.
To say that it !
Production
zj»V»zi
CIIKWOO.
Sejit.
I.t
(/!»)
Tin*
into New Jersey would take hit.,
- .' sLike
^ everything
r s - r -else,
* ...........
the guest of Mr. ami guest of Mrs. Franklin Del Banco
"FORLORN RIVER"
ix alw ays vicious is to s«y that all ,
Ut -aupport
enough “ verY large ex ten t
COau,eH to exiHt- T o lilo i1*'1 'I- ''“ I'pened 20 years
skeleton of 11 pre-hiatonr Ai.icri- through a part of Senator Wads
i be
. madf.
. : *• —
- re-'- - vciwugu
gossip
ft
etokt'8.
Huntnwny for several days,
With Jack Holt, Raymond
Flo feed not only
the
people
ly thi
can, nn ancestor of Hie Indians worth’s territory.
i'f abused.
It is to be deplored
deplore surdity.
W fc .™
VUM,H,M' H "mnifest ah-!
Hatton, Arlcllc Mnrcliul
•W f„J»ut other states as
T. K. Rawls,returned home Sat who later roamed the middle west
W E ... Walthall
his lavvs in a thousand places would
( 'omed)
ern
plains,
lias
heel,
uncovered
in
COAL STR IK E CONTINFKS
f c W ttU H W L Ia fflM o n - urday /rot)} up extensive visit in a mound at (ialei.n. III., by a Uni
have brought him quickly to his
"Kiss Papa"
M r ! —
. ______
LONDON.
Sept
LI.—(/P>
Coti
California where ha hii.x been the
H er*td !°n ° f ,aCt" th“ ‘
l07
.. THE U R A W L
knees, to adore the miracle.
Now
Milanc News
versity of Chicago anthropo timiance of tin* coal .strike dead
’ 1 »Y « « new “ Miss America."
guest uf relatives.
,
I HE NEW YORK WORLD
oven the Mexican Indians know it
logical
expedition.
lock
was
indicated
this
mornitp'.
from Ttlsa, Oklahoma.
is only the radio.”
..._
* *
1* '
The hones, those of a man nho'.it when it was announced .inofficial
•WRI to note that while
1 Miss Lena Relic Hagen left Sun
TUEHDAA
It seems to lie agreed that the i arms
a .; i
OBljr'fiT# foot four inches
K rt “pent the V^eek-end day afternoon for Tallaiiussce ;t0, ware in a relaxed position, with lv, that the mining association
would
report
to
tin*
government
frequency
with
which
the
,
bonnet
arid
c.mtin,,
‘
ui
*L
"
,,rrow*
Rh» one htindred and
“ Why Uirls (in Back Home"
1
“ a husinessg : .*• where sin* will attend tin* Florida tho limn* folded across the breast
AN ARMORED
dinosaur,
:to.
.
.
nwurn, toirethir with
, <-»ntirumuii kirk, nn that th»*i
und thu knees slightly drawn up thut tho colliery a s s o r i 11 1 i o n
ids. “ Miss WashingWith Patsy Ruth Miller
State College for Women.
it in constantly
80t Up in
" Lo,“
,'olu,,’"
horizontal In the
natura” r"histori"
,-‘ d' *" ^
h»n’’H f“ «t time made hv this summer's wnl* W<r kht‘
The find, dotails of which were throughout the country have refusasserted thnt ron.anic
M M k second place is five
And a Special Cast
w,l,'i
spent
<h»;
wcoknonsense
cues to
Ml the
me oiiicmko
by vote to give the mining uxChicago
story-books creature
Comedy
Miss Emily Uriffin, tho attrac told in dispatches
And mun^ u D:*“...f! " rf!jl
rv or". ^
» nv h J L i t ? * STd
th<* «"••
fi ♦W.tni# half inches tall
,n" ib-nch us the truest
niade Sunday
about sociation power to negotiate with
L „ ...... ........
"The Feud"
tive daughter of Mr, and Mrs. R Tribune, wus made
Jm hundred and twen\
c_i—
*c..
—
r—
tho
mon
fon'
a
settlement
mi
•
•
Dry Cleaned and Pressed
L: Orifflri, loft Suminy for Tulla- about three feet below tho surface
rJ E- f t p p w ^niggling
national
basil.
along
a
1,100
font
jiUigq
or
mound.
,, Hunn of Ocala nr- hqsaoo whqfe she will enter Florida
9 reducing diets should take
for $1.5Q
The scientists are under tho di
"l»y and is the guest College for Women this ninll.
the ,
,
he physical supre o r 1 is tin,, h " , r‘'st»iration. Bv
rection of Professor Fay Cooper
--------------------- j j .
sex
sub-!
bus
ever lived.
1 -j-/»
Cole. Portions of two other skel
of modern man, and that his "n il J ih i .‘ tM k e ^ S a i* - A " 1 " nly
IM p.xp«rioiu.a und u o fC(!h|ur*neopIInei«VAtfum^and*E,•'' fora^ond ,lny' drt " ni"' ■nVl#"th#ra"
3
Boys Outnumber
luraf motions represent PcfeClon hI “ , U
to
etons, and bund lo#.. s>f- bones also
M* n h* “ conquered his h|g
r|/H. Alfred Robson and
tW n«wipap«r buai- k..._
-1
n. " " " r,ve (ore cundemncd
v> stern
____ IDs I ' nJ n*y bF n,l’,h ,,f "Pieties,
‘.ondenuiod bhv
stern inni..ii.».
moralists mies.
m,e». hears,
hears, wnlvna
wolves nn.i
und tigers
IN
S
U
R
E
W
ITH
R
E
L
IA
B
L
E
havo
been
found.
hus made the saniu complaint yet
*?''"• were tho guests
Girls In Births
no m in ’a, Arthur
from Plato to ......
breud.
The
moBt dangerous enemira"'\,7i|j
enemies sidi Ve"
” , 1
I
primitive
..........
. young mosi.
Primitive man knew ,nothing keeD"ui?"f’d
r
" " """"ib!o"to
R emarkably cheap, Un't it, when you comidff
Illinois according to Professor
i„ , former’s parents,
.'turning the sad fete t seems hardly possible that mimof
the
crawl.
It
was
first
h
INSUR ER S
" . ■ t e . - * • " ' M br tie. old. c m , mlcroacoplc life
I
j '™ " 1
v.rd ., hud
Cole, b the koy state, anthropo
lf|1' J- N. Robson.
‘ hat it looks just as it did when you bought it •'
Boys
nutnumbvrwl
girls
in
San
trhlit “ t e b .," .«y ., in klnd has been growing steadily
biy . th,,M "niong the j own n atu re,
_______1
iL.. I. a .
u HWin<7 that
......
more and more wicked.
N.)r is
logically speaking, in the picture
"Have Your Insurance Written Hy Men Who Know How’
obi who failed in youth to
1
yeaterdey’a Tribune.
‘ h1' ‘'AoxVraliiui ,, aw|'>* [ "o i^ J keep rnff '1
"wimnier
* r. J. Popo and fam- ford births last month, among both of pre-historic America which sci
Modem dry cleaning tlow just that It restores
We Offer Policba In
I i'P r o fit a b le news paper ! l^ ,i " tUr0 7,h,C.h mi.(rht h“ v" " " nn- ' ‘ heir due aha 7* V.f
In that form it was awkward in -I Hut
' ru " u|o.
1
Saturday from whites and negroes, according to ence is trying to depict
th# other kind
deed. The arms circle stiff und urtificiiil n #HMV HU,r,K
the most
the color, removes tho shino and brings out thr
“rth ( aro|lna an(J Geor_ the vital statistics recorded by S.
FIRE
TORNADO
ACCIDENT
LIABILITY
No ppopthe legs did fantastic g v r a ti„ llH 0f takes w L k i f " * Vef hoard of. It 1
SEVEN ARE RESCUED
texture of the doth.
,.
PLATE
GLASS
SURETY
BONDS
L.
Smart,
local
registrar.
Tho
their own. So strained was the p ,„.
to rav n ♦£ ,,r" cFce to <1° it ul
,(*ka y hRV° Bpent the
OCEAN CITY, N. J.: Seven men .
ture that balance was hard to — '
' ""thHiB1o f
1* ... ,,
II tha2?n*
EMPLOYERS AND AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY
birtha totaled 28.
.
are mighty thankful for the swim-1
l
• ,
Even your oldest suit b worth a trial.
Sixteen white baby boys arrived
ming craze. When a fishing bqat
ural-trv>tion" idea ,f ..tki
, l??1 '
'in« Allen
ibana spoke tho
an vcompared with nine b*by
jjvertuw^d, Thorn Heqderaon, 17
•Uractive h
COLCLOUGH REALTY COM PANY
s s f ifc " - , m
woi°
Th#so ««*<> d rf'tin ifro ib
~7. .Tamp* certain that th#ir mothers told
fm d hl» slater iHnhl.Tfl, both ful|y
.m*'
,/*'zdi
W " M . with h” natjrai
m " ~ x - ---------------------------- ^ - . ( i d ^ r f i ^ l . a _
i
•
TO STAY A W A Y FROM
ALH ANY, N, Y.r A I Smith i t
ing to ntay away, from -«h*>
tomorrow fo r the f ln t time 1
years or line# he was. old
to vote.
Doctor’s order*
bis going to New York.
ffiiaiaiannn
For Making Lun
A. B.
Sandwich I^oaf is
best
g farararara
K.
‘ The 12
lav*
LO A N S
112
r/_ »r.
r
2nd
Congressman Creen Strong Advocate
Of Reforestation Plan In This State
School Supplies]
W hat Is It?
l
iMobleys Drug|Store
Advertising Means Business
NEW SILKS
$
Amusements
mSZ
For E arly F all Dresses
Mii]liii.H(»t’ti I’lnid Taffeta.
Chiffon Taffutu
in laiY*<
Iilaiil-s.
Hright nhadea such
n.s red, green and tan—
' *«i|
$5.00 Yard
ZiXZr&ZSZ*'?
New “Pussy Willow^ui]
j - ......... . a s s a - y
m v»
.....
V * v* *fi**u t
AMg
nil
Irtuk
'-*]
finl
■a* . J*,x/l/*td I
u
Remitiful now designa, 40inch printed punay willow.
.
Cun inn teed fast colors. ,
ij
'i ’ZHA
s
$5.00 Yard
Figured
/
Velvet* Mm.
•10-inch chiffon
aninll printed designs'
ailk back—
with
$12.50 Yard
Washable Crepes
Crepe Satina
Aji silk vanity erepo, 40inehea wide, guaranteed fast
colors—
40 inohoH wide In
alludes, good for fall.
idvl
./(|c()jtnt) ni*»d» icr. jn/K
U iqfjftqsi’ » — p '» >
ifr
lq d Jn 9(u»'.»U)i i
•
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^
i
all
1—“*
„
.
I
*1 Mi iXtV(Il
)i N 7)a l «$
%i)«*7 j a tt>
B iia k a
i
vvisi
$3.50 Yard
u'wfijj
TH E
v i '- l
*<
•
$2.75 Yard
iiisssr
. JB. to tha
/
ii
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t t > M m « m a a a a a a a ia a a a a ilB ia iB lliilM f| | | 1 | | | | llll| 1 B liiB l| Y M i| B | | i| | i| 1 1 B | m
>V<, r1.
Daily Herald
A I). R A T E S
>r
Ca.h in Advance
, 18— Buainess Set vice Offered.
SANFORD TAKEvS Cardinals ’ Lead N arrow edM W l JONFS IS Sanford Team Mayjnivn^T^
F I N A L CONTEST To O neG am eA s Reds A n d FAVORED TO COP
TAKF£
ose FROM GROWER
S Bucks Continue The
Fight AMATEUR M E E t I ^
Z Z , 'S S
lid* will he received
and collector sent
for payment.
.......... 10c a line
" . ....... He a line
.
(iiimc On Home f,o( Proves lo
By The Associated Press
Be Farce With Bradenton
The St. I.ouis Cardinals today
Team Playing Erratic Ball; found their grip on the Nntinnnl
Team To Meet Block men league crest shaved to a single
f
Leaders In M ajor
Leagues Are Given
( hampion T r y i n g T o ( 'a p t t ir e '
•
'
Male
Title
For
T h ird
hnlr
the Florida
I.engne, arrangement'; are
Straight being made this week between ....
_ o C.....
h a s N e v e r1T i n k e r , f o rm e r C h i t u g
u b .......
short
T im e, Feat r n ; i l
Been Accom plished
______
7c a line
Iritcs on rrqueat.
K x p e c lin g th n t Sa n fo rd will cop
<n»in On 7
lyce.l rates
are
for
Insertiona.
di of Hvcrugc length
n line.
rlisrgo of 30c for
lion.
.
ertising is restricted
classif ient ion.
or is made T h e Ran_ will lie responsible
Lp incorrect insertion,
Ijjvor for sulnxe.iuont
I nic of'fice should be
Im cliitoly in case of
w an te d to buy
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
rt I HERALD OFFICE
________
jl-OR SALE- Snare on this page
adverti-emi'iin* ,
’ -T V !
BNutnlionn,
goods
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
"The lU'Xnll Store’’ ‘
f -llm g of prescriptions and quiik
delivery,
G ru g s - Soda _ n,,t Snii.IwUhe?
A N S t o CAMERAS
AND SUPPLIES
...'!'V-U SK\l INDIE p r I n t e r y
liUI U . oth St w. N. Lumlev.
Pr>
iniley. Prop
7()— Farms for Rent
. 'i H i t n n v M ,
,
typewriting.
'h im . lessons per week. Mr*. R.
c • o XW1,11’ :<27 W - '•'«>>
Phone
^
Is
^
^
Household (iimds
YI *.i ().%’( -.,
i ,’ i,. in,i
»• dt.i Xu-.
K7R RENT, f* arre farm. Mellon
ville Ave. and Tenth St. N. 0.
tisrner. Phone D1()-\V.
; 77— Houses for Rent.
I'OR RENT 5 room furnished
o m Sience'.
cottage, clo*e in. all conven
Call .11*1 Oak Ave.
wimhing machine,
• h or- 111;’ Mag. 78— Offices and Desk Room
— l a w f e k f o r f o u r r o t i R n r u t I vn w**i»kn|
In l h » Si«nfn r« t l l r n i h l . a n**Nv#|)fii»rr '
'
id
S/mford.
« •«*ouiit>
F l o r l d n . An d C D p Ic i o f ( h i *
O r ilt T t.» In* fleflt t o lilt' t 4»**|Mintl ,
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS—If
it? th«* iifhli fiiitfM
In i h o 1 S
"»nt to sell your used cars,
kltll iif
I nt h fir e l n f ort* f i l e d *
vert'se daily on the classified page In i h l » I'lium-
I 9D— Automobiles for f^ole
W K n - ( 'AR EXCI!AN(7 k
CORN ER BARK AND SECOND
M YV. YVANs LEY. Manager
C A D IL L A C --O A K LA N D
II
.
- Po n t i a c .—
Sanford Cadillac Company
<’ -»d St.
Bbo.ie 121
v. k . nounr.ABS.
circuit Court, S.-mlmdo
County. Klorida.
Itv A XI IVeck a.
.
I'»nut> I'lnrk.
I NIX
S..licit.„ for Comidul,"i'll
HitHftinl, Clorlilx
ix'NK wi> mthKIti'i* thi» .iota Sold •*»•!.! 20-27.
■In* of Annust. A l>. I'lJ#
v
* 1.0 k
of
f:
II I *
u n ro i.A S S ,
c ircu it Court
I«jr: l M \V,’ I:KH I* C
IV. II i ’It A W Cl,|( I >. Solicitor (••;
* ' .. m iib ilio , ni
lug .xn S.*pt
, .1. jii
in
t oi ler
r i.o Hint,
s k v iin o i .k
i o r i t v Jt iiac.
rot \Tt, static o r
ok
| ••ii re Krlilfe ..f H I M . I I I I
\\
Leaders
AT THAI l i\ E room*, to rent for
, t'l NN ICI.IKKK 1 'iiMed
Mop. ami H. H. Stuvcnn, represent
I ,r;tl(N \ | M( rp .
>
DODGE
'
—
Mij.eellanetnis
E
x
-to
re
or
offices
at
Park
Ave.,
I
Nolle,,
Is
t„
rel>»
iris
ell,
in
nil
game, (loth Cineinnnli and Bitls, mg the local baseball club, for a
g * t Letter Men To
•Pleasure u r ; and Uniliam Trucks " llolu It mil) CMiicel'II. Hull on tile
,
And
C.iinniercinl
Street.
YV.
M
change.
N
n
v
Vftrk
(iianf
mrgh
refuse
to
lie
counted
out
of
seven
game
series
between
the
,
By It. L. HOOK Bit
Elm and Elth St.
Phone .’I ■ 1,.« il.iv nt Vo) "iiilier. A l> |*r«l
'VIGIIi ( IiRISENBERRY PRINT
Slit i(IT HIJ.I.S, N. ,1., Sept. 1.1
Young, iiwriii', 20S Bark Ave.
I slntll efcs.-ni t f l n i , | in'counts
National l.cngur
The final home game of Iho the running.
? ^ £ 0 rn i
N u c l e u s 1! G a m p R v I n n i m r e
* ‘ ‘ (H
Biin‘.i,.g,
Eiigrnving
HRnnki vv
Not withstanding the threat Celerymen and an all star leant,
. a; I'xtciifoi:. ,,f ili. .
Hatting Hargrave, Reds, .■’!
|Celerymen, played and won ln.it
Y
;
D
I.
Mad,,
or
*
x,
b
inge
ro
w
nicked
by
Tinker
from
the
j
Fmbos.'oig
h'I:
'llNOI.F
IIuDSOVFSSFY
While the Cardinal.- were idle in
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Fllll'- .1/1 ' I be ,
■y ;■ U- fir-t.
We do
of • il.oigi runs field, Hohh.v .Ion *.-',
I w min.n, u r.omi. nrr*. .i.., , !i«,.,i
I jp r X i g h t But Fast I ' m e
ln n in g S |.Saturday, prayed that after « sea- Boston yesterday, Cincinnati de
Hits, Brown, Braves, ISti.
lit., Bh
INC.
pinii.. f..r automobile. 78— Offices and Desk Room
I ,"
1•"fieri,In, J,|^
SI,.,roil
B7-YY, R. R. Avenuer Die lav.irite to win the national ida State League clubs.
, l/uDl .'ll,I n,,'inha?i
, J.eti-e ,.f «„„l i '...,*«, „* J,,,1^,, ,,f
Runs,
Ciiyler.
Pirates,
10(1.
AD.b'.o. I i'*lu. Y do 1 2 Palmetto
: Dak Ave.
* o m iiic m n l Street.
If Sn u ford wins the second half, ''Brooklyn '' ‘* 'I'-uhlfA
:^Te»in O f Whelchel’s
1^ , Inning
’ |son of good hi.Bobull, during ivltieh feated Brooklyn in a double head
a mat i or golf title in the tmirnaI I', . . Kate
I .-.I f.u it,,i, a|.|novMl
I mini* , ‘.i /.
Doubles, Hnttoinlcy, Cardinal;
the team was continually playing
'"'day, .1 t4j
OFFICE FDR KENT - -In Mr,.ich
I’lmnc 11
I
i’titli dai
r Ai,aa*l
\ 1>
uient tarting today on the Hal the first gam e of the series is j.’t. elinil
Klliolt popped to Crowe, Wheel I under the strain of, being at the er five to nothing and l to :t. Tinill,
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RMg
Apply
A.
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Connelly
4
tip.i.'l course and ending next Sat ■cai-ded to st:irt in O rla n d o T h i n s .
\l ‘*»— Huilding Coni rad urs.
V
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er rolled to Myers. Parker did top of the league, the fans are Beds now have the same number
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and
2nd.
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to
(rid.f
a.ldhic
Tuples,
Walker,
Beds,
and
VULCANIZING WORKS
‘■••dai,
urday .
of games to piny as the Cardinals
'InI iifternoon. T h e second game is il'." c A C S . *
un it viti.
likewise.
It X M C l.lft T
11D. .|, AND GOODYEAR MRI •S.
t", vacant lot
,‘ou,(y iu holm
U’nnei. Pirates, lit).
i
behind the club 100 per sent, es
!•*. and if .lack Hendrick's team
[.SANFORD ROOFING Co
II. 1 trying to win Die rltnm- I also to he played in O rla nd o and
N o hits, no Funs, no errorr.
Ad.ltess I*. D H**x |tiitg
Tile ..........
Homers, Wilson. Cults, b’ l.
l ’ . S. L Batteries.
|anally if they sit and watch a _ w-ins the lot, St. I.ouis must d>.
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next
tw
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to
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staged
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roofs,
built
up
roofs.
Re-roofing
i
----in
hi|» H>r the third consecutive
Beasley popped to left. F r is h ir ganm such as Saturday’^ affair
I r,ht,to,» i h*\eland S. x
Stolen bases, Cuvh r, Pintle
“ DI IJVI’II Jl III! I XI. « III. I IT IX likewise to heroine champion.
*1.1
repicacntative ; nver old roof*. Leak* repaired. E, - i:r
tiiided to left, Dum as rolled to
,
oni"lliing that myer his San l ord.
S ': :
i oimneii i.il Avenue
rat.
ix i* run “ t x i x o t r t t i i x T i . l
turned out to he.
.
i — S pc'cta's at (he SI ores.
HIGGINS
SMI
I
II
WIGHT,
l.s“
lt;;tiff.
i
Dnuite*
free.
Sntisfcction
guuinndune,
Bete Donohue eased the Robin
familiar
w
ith
rates,
■and, Frishie scored
on
C ro w , .
I 'm : ok K iitiiiiti.
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i
This
is
dependent
upon
Sanford’
/‘itching. Kieinei,
I’irit;
Rent
F.*tate
and
CT8 Begin Second s'l.glo to left. M vers (lopped to Withrow, who t otter' ,,n Die I down with three hits in Die shut Won
IX
<11 IXtKItX.
|
tied.
Oak
Ave.&
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d
St
Phone
III
,'1:»-sifiention
w
ill
I
winning the -flag and the serin.
■
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RE
and
Dw
new
.
no,
IS;
lost
a.
«
title
holder
ever
began
:t
i s I'. *I: i . can \'i ,(v fi.i m
IN I RANCE BROKERS
mound lor Sanford, Gened hack I'X'I while hi mates gat In red I :
I.
, mulct e in format ion.
arranged merely as a hem in
Stu.h'hak,a ,
t r vn s. iM'ot:i'oi: v n i.
,
■r'O'O hip nolle'' i*i■■t.• favo'i "
American league
D,
ek Facing Hard shot
CI.AR FN t’ K SMI 11|
||U ,yi-h,
they
w ill
■ <'MCI.AIN ANT
T w o hits. nn niriH, rm r n o r ^ .
I Die Glowers with title effort. Ill , Dotn the offering; of Da/..''. Vance
between
Die
Iv.o
vlubs
in
order
that
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o
[lice.
./.lips
ultcudy
hi
Hal
ting.
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DAY
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BRDBI'RTY
WITH,
V* 'I'll PROPERTY
work was impressive from . ve, • I' Hargraves home mn -polled Di
D. fe ral ( ’..lit t a,1).*r
in w o n tin g
y .m r
Second Inning
le c iv e money
aining Program
1
Bi ll i l| and
\ met
n I •'' plavers mav
I'l l IHCI >;
it! \VTl-'l •;
i h i : i o r hiNoangle. < ceil KrishK led the at I
'•DU \Vi 1 l-'u d So,ret
|t>. m.'iki' it more «'fuhirb
otherwise
would
have
h.
i-,
AM-ORD I: (' ICK i o
•I Ill'll cl. Mil l' is , s o l ,:
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Ifi< hardsoa singled to center, ' Dick on the enemy pitcher; with![day for |!|o..||\n in Die closing
Hit-, Korns, liimn
,
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111(• - I In- >• ar. and bn In cu
/
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National
Bank
Bldg.
A: lei ! i tin. , l,,it *
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Phone
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212
Magnolia
,A)e
iheir-"Providing
a
"little
world
•
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it
bailie
when
it
came
with
one
r
,n
...
. By Kill Duliosp
Mirner heat out, nu infield hit,,'I two tuple:; and a ' nigh*, and Ite I
Run-. Riit h. Vanl.
' i 'I— e i • atest p.ilf of I,;i
\ai:l» I'C .),.
I'lli.f,,, .'ili?
-.'in-bid
been
lase-siry
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m
base
in
the
eighth.
With
t
nly
on*
11
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HiiriM,
Ip.bans,
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trapped
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GARNER
INI* IN
, Foot hall pr.^pcclH look bright
I (‘ Do played hang up hall afield.
./AMES II. t ()YVAN Ail kinds ,.f
t/'H.'l R, llm, i, y
, l\ x' »V\ \ I ' l T K M M M . s
eide Die I lorida State t 'hampion.
•’"! "I# [(j
'I : tples, ( ii’hrig, Vanl.* e . .
Real
l.-tiite
ami
Fire
Inairanco
cis -Imiild give their , Tin and Sheet Mufal
fpr Sanford High School a* ihr seionil, he was tagged ItV C l o w , II The Drawers, the orphans of tin |"'ll m the ninth and two on Di •
play i ‘ ho fit .( luiir
'U'.
o r iio tu n v n n
Work.
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FORD
FOR]•SON I N il:
uni m
in ,
II oiiut .. Ruth, Varik-., |J.
•Iasi what player:'. Tinker will
[jiust.'fn» o uddri'SH us . Water und Rout Tanks.
112 S. Park Ave., Sanford
I Mi* I•.■I f x- (kt’YMt >H dl.lll|er4 llll.l
tfam murids out its fjrsi week of *,J hr f iin m d , Walli'in1 r r>11«•<i <*. I League, wanted to end the game! a> I. , Donohue wa . rip bed into tin
Dnruhli,
nieila I play lest whi. h
At Onk
. ^
Id ward Higgins, Inc.
shin t.
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in
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n unti l H.*ui> Htw l
l'
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h
u
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Me
against
Sanford
has
not
been
box
In
relieve
I.uipu
and
retired
Stolen
I
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Mold,
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phone
niim
lier
if
hrnctlco.
With eight letter men!
' pro hue 22 men lor (be mat. I,
, with as little damage as possible.
! Avenue nnd Third Mivet.
Tele.nut t .i nil
SEE It. C. TISDALE for good buy* ! Cnn.iiu-,, j:,| ,v Palmetto. Phone ;t;!| j ion S.tnfo|.1 »|«*(*. 114.
b’ll.
I wo hits, no runs, no e rrors.
" " ' and DoB
. results. A b o u t one I phono 111,
I on Priced
baik to form the micloiiM (lf the
\ I'.iirhteup holes will he play made imhlie. but it is believed that
’I hey hud evidently been out until two hatters to end the game.
I
l»irfki‘«* **n.'Ii iirwl lu rv. iliiliniMM
m Real Estate, 2;til Mciseh Build
D
u
n
b
a
r
grounded
to
third,
Ail«
I
’iti
hing.
a
mimher
of
tdayer.s
from
the
Or
of
n
thousand
has
<
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in
Hu* I until
Daii'.:,
Tigers,
w<>11
The
Biratu;.
repulsed
the
(limit
d
l:r'»Mi
(J
A
H
.
ig;>
io
I
oiiioi
row.
(In
Wed
lies
after !» o'clock the night before
^Ctiuc11 Whclchd i* cxth'incly i D'eil to right, Rnwnon
ing.
1II' I .‘III tlcSCr Iht'll. I III* NI||.J«*Cl of (hlM
•I: lust l.
: and
the
others
popped
Ask to sec them at
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da then* will bo t " o rounds oT land" dull will be included. While ( ‘in. nu;.ii 1 h
After playing horse for the nine 'wire at the Bolo grounds, 5 to I.
fttlmistie over the p r o p e l s for |Morkie.
HODt.INS
&
COY’
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t;0„
Ai*...
I
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il.
mull
i
liny
of
11
B
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niwno
it•
nunirntc
w ith
you
The victories ad
.'ini ino i
in,itib play at ) k holes. After th i’ not under control of the leiigiV-. Brook Iya
| f* nil.iniH t ,i h and »*vor\
v Ibimp
innings they departed from the and 7 to I.
•
rtadwt.ir
and
slu
metal
work,
:
With Another month of j No hits, no runs, no errors.
DODGE
BROTHERS
know y a u r nddress.
Batten,.. I ii,|i|p,
|d,M*.. •►
r r**HUli«iii'i* l*i uiiki iinvv fi to
THE BALL HARDWARE
'let A L L Af FOX, Real estate In
*i at "be- will be .’hi lades. Seven! v the series is to lie nlaveil under
field thankful that the attack had |vaileed tile (Jianls to within two
prnetiee before the opening i
Third Inning
Itn' i otn|d.lit),inf In Mi.* ;||||i\,. r*t.«r ••*!
(ntiniinnrc M U S T be |Plain and ornnrnei i ll sheet m«ti I 1
vestments. Best buys are among ^
not been any worse.
Ii.
purs were a signed In leave 1 leiigue rules and President J. p. Hargrave
':md one half games of the Card,
M. W,.f
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mid
i*» nil iiii K ih .u n |»ailli**4
Vork.
Tel.
710-V
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207
Fr^n
h
:
... . ‘ h,5h,
mentor is '
Muekie grounded to short •loin
rrson nt T h e Sa n ford
>»ir listings. Phene 715.
Do in i te in live minute inter ' Asher i- to he the final authority and <>'\.||
I b.'lllel 1
n tuiMMi.i i d and \\ Ib h m>t*vi*r clnlin
Avenue.
This week, three piteaers sh rial- and one and one half contest
Went thnt he will he nhlo Id le r heat out an infield hit. Klliolt
or
by
letter.
T
r
J
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iriK .Mix •rif.io-f oi iur,*i. *4t i Mi fin*.
> d l"d iv beginning ;it 7:'1D a. m :n i use of disputes.
I
•>7— Rooms With Hoard.
■i i .
ti4 d. i . i |l<* d I «ndi ill Mil 11* I
Irani oil the field that will ! flied to lien-lev. Wheel <r tolled | , expected to turn the trick at St l rum ( 'ini imm11
k.mlinuHlice* are not
I N T.\l
■ I I L GOOD USED CARS ..
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Wanted—
T
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Kent
j
Charles
Fairy,
sports
editor
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and
concluding
nl
tl*l 1*. illl In S' Mt|?|**)«* t *ol| ||I Y I
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Mdridge
heal
Fred
Fitz
f hard to heal.
Petersburg.
Wils.
o
will
probably
I
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Orlando!
W ith row .
• I I .I til l to vv II
I’it l baii'l
Die ( Itlan.lo Reporter Star ami
' 1 I*, ni.
,
sinunoipi
m
vvliat
started
out
a
work
today,
C.intsCell
will
g
o
Do
Morning
Sentinel;
largest
cht-.d-'
ROOMS,
With
or
without
meals.
Due
hit.
runs, fm emirs,
\\ * M II (If of tl). Not lliVVi Ht '
first l,riM'l 're was held last
ficd liusincss, rale lc n word, min-,
•mpt - Efficient
ex a pitching duel III Dll- opener. MeReasonable Kites. Lincoln llotl‘1. WANTED to rent at one.*, small
P'2 > Tudor Si'dnn
Withrow "rounded
.... ....... lo -econd call Tuesday and Wiihtow
I be lime selei led for Jones la *cpies, ntalive of ’111,' Herald a » " f ........
» I 111* Si .ti t ) I VY•S1 4jll.ir t •I of
; ill J
;Ttlogday and there were nl mhi i jr,
' I' tor i
I"
have
charge
of
the
financial
unfuriiHhe.l
T*.w ti4lit|i .*m Soul Ii II itit*• *
I'*2
.
Fold
Coupe.
house
or
apartment
j
in,urn
21c
cash
mth
order.
peeled
to
wind
up
<be
'ea
r
m
d"W
a
yielded
but
five
bits
in
lb,
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ID
.-.'ID
a.
m.
lie
wa
len out: ('upturn The ’inpMiii, Ben-lev lolled to Die pileher, I'M
I
A Ih i
l aiiijrments lor (In* .Mrrn*,.
•* lo I |• , 1
with gutag.
M VN I K 11 lloiirdei
Permanent, if lea- 1 I ‘125 Ford To u rin g.
Wednesday
tlnl
in., ,.| tie
1
’
d
i.'itb
11
.
I
I,‘trke
(
orkran
.
YV.
•rend
contest
while
Dlrcnl'lrln
hie
grounded
In
<
•
•
I
M
M ill Mo* \ \\ ' I.| Her <f
(ei
oiul.
Is ex preled to he the main
-oiiahh* Call 1705 Magnolia Ate. |
"I ' I 1,• |u.ii.
distributed
j
three
r.itur
at.
nen
sarv
lo
vie
'
To u tiil.tp •.**» s Krt/iK*- in'
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’.'.ib
dolphin,
bidder
,,|
I
he
low
No
Ini
no runs, no e r r o r -.
of the huekfleld tins year. i>
I’
,,
nti I Rtf I hen. •I" in ( lo* j
I'*.’", F . r d Runabout
I )"• ■cennd halt p, on.ml, e .. n it
and F o u n d .
2.T— I'lorists.
•I.I I -I :;ti hole on tile National
Paul Waller wa- I In •dr noise ■
'
bin
CI
im
H
s
Hump
Run
W
illi
1
Koiirlh
tuning
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\\\
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good and when lie rounds
R*2>; Ford I ton Tin. k
(iK— Rooms Without Hoard
‘ 81— Houses For Sale
\
Tampa will: all three >•! its re Die Pirates, batting "Hi
I " U 1 1 1: 1 111f n l (
! .Ug ( ar.l
o
*
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h id ;. non iiiPiit t< s
i iiiiiin * I
B
i
l
k
e
r
rolled
to
W
ith
r
o
w
,
R
o
h
a
r
d
I'm
bun,
Buses
Full
In
First
(unite;
.o shape will lie exceedingly hard
l !''1 Ford l.tglii Dcliveiy Truck d'i /••• vV 1I 'I ,’hii 111h . Hi.nn* S I ’*1
mnining games.
, H..|,u f
f hr. ni'.' iivT l *«i* mmm- \ester
ers, one in each gamno. amt wn
bundle an I white ‘STEW ART THE FLORIST”
grounded lo
M vers. T .l.n e i
'l’*KIW- • \\ to fill* \V .HI II....... . Hlllil
Cleveland Makes It Three 1 '
m' a Ca*f ^ "
carrying the pig 1fanned.
|.raet ,*-.• Chn k Evans re .
Mowers for all ccelishma,
iird Phoin* SIS.I
If Tampa takes two of her re credited with till
5'
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id
S» ,*M.‘M : I i*Mi’t* Noltll |n 1||«» |M.h.l j
•Iher
hits'Ti.
N|(
I
front
room,
near
hath,
hot
j
Maxwell,
/.aeliary
and
' I I** »’ i nitiiiw A No
N Ira iff III From llartism en ' ■i'li I
,D. .1..in's had ii li!l Sat Ii
IL O R ID A S T A T E I.E A ta K
.
McLANDERARCADE
No hits, no runs, no errors
illuming three from Fort Myei- a total of I I bases.
and . old water, men only. Phone
OVERLOOKING
! . ’ ' " ’ « • " ’ lurua
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc.
BHtkenilnger are other letter men
kli aMrinttm
nl
tl«i*
V.tiMi. iiH j
'"•ft*.»
Bae is 72. Ex p erts Diougl t
I'hune 7SI.
INK FT and Haver aiek
thc Celerymen will only ........... .
Damns le nt out an infield Ini
' .Is.', or call 20(5 Laurel Ave.
HIGHLAND PARK
( lev eland gained half a game on
W L Brl. fsixfh. viol. U.mer
•'or ’I* l ' t Sn l|DII I T.*tt M-hi|.
»i f
I
Inst year’s hack field of whom
< rowe Died to left. Dumas Stoll to cop. George Itloi k wants Du Die tanks by : w'ainpmg the Sena
LOUIS, Sept. I a. f/P, Ml.:; led.iv Unit ..im p e l d o rs jit leas* I s I N I ’ORD
h> ^i Haddock's place
, ^ Jt'into -•» k*‘ nnd r tiui.im; Mi»n. .‘
1
2
2D
,t;i.r
*
s'
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Dll
an
oth
er
it
ich In expected.
In the Ime second, M ye rs rolled to Dm, I, Dun
S Mu t lmlni Hi. ti.i* \\ i 11 tlmth“
Vic
Finder return 27— Professional Scrv ices.
flag to go to Tampa and he’ ll In ' ” , 'i I* •" I. Speaker and Burn
in order i n | la,n pa
• " nnd St. I.ouis split a double •mi I lire ik SO |wa
; I ARGE f,mm, twin heds, block Stucco bungalow, a large room*. ‘
If* 21 ..St* ! |Uiill \ ••!', I w i rraiiifl ||
Elm Ave. and Kith Street.
lion*. North
I'lmlii* ih.'iici i:
tp I* Y uticey, HOP pound guard bar fanned.
I Ft. Myers
luik's oft lev or Georg'*
cviTythillg possible to best Crowe both hitting safely m lour time "I I Sunday, Dio Rod Sox hiking 'P.a Ilf y.
from lake. 5 minutes from post l‘i me $K5l«, no, cash down $7*00.0(1. !
21 .r>?i and Himh h, m,.,|
I l ’ | i ll.lilW lo r lo* 111•1l|f of l.r^ltl
year,, {.tinier, Dutton and
Bait
Nason,
507
Nat’l
Bank
Bldg.'
.
I
akelaiul
I'h*'
i
ud
of
I
hi
I iniih*
Dm* hit. no runs, no errors.
and his flock.
SI2 Union Ave,
Phone
com m' follow :
mid Dio Brow ns
.571* Dun I" pm 'll, « a
EUGENE PERMANENT Wave "•fire
■d hat.
As a rainstorm, bail and 'bo Dr- I, || i.,
at, also loiter piem and many
1Phone 2 IP.
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Fifth Inning
Yards Bar 1• b lan.lo
Arrangements
for the Ijtth snow combined to keep the New b Hiding I lieni a | |,, II shutout in >
for $10.00. Mai'iiiello Shop, The 571 .1.
.fit;
1:
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of iMinidfilnl in tin* ,i|»o\*. Htnf«d|
men who are rfning to give
who found one shm llii'ket. 2nd and Magti.din.
Bd I'l'.-ihui':
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( inis. Mi.ii Y«iii und our h of Min Hiiiv .
world’s series, providing the Smok Vorkers idle at Detroit, the Yank Dio soeond, with M. (Liston on Die
.15,5 Pitt l.urgl, i,in (*{
B a h r lienL out an infield hit
PHONE :•
,6 of the regulars a stiff fight
.)
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Sarasota
) . I.ihu it. iii .* tlvlit MM« oi l|i(t*n*.ti
1 • Itih call Smoke nt
LARGE furnished bed room, nil *
•'■■und.
Tobin’s home run in tieUnlliiee sacrificed him to second. er* do will, will he completed this ees lead is now seven games,
,.’I7«I j New V..i k im mi
llr»
und io tin* iil»n vt* il.’it r 11ii *.I plop- •
— rmnnent positions.
t ' Dtadenl.iri
*ss affiie and receive
milling hatji, ground flour, priv- j
P AINTER DECOR ATOR
.2511
( Muekie grounded to Crowe, .Imncr week and the plnv off for Die stale
xlh inning of the first game with
I' ll'
It im 4 ti'di')i*i| that \ou and*
Balletic • AIJii
I he Red Sox split a double head
ate
•
ntoinee.
Suitable
for
two.
I
hnll-sfiund has suffered fanned.
Knott.
•.’R.'li "f you i.o and v «ii » un* Id t i Uv ‘
A. B. Riggs, 15(11 Lain el Ave
lille will probably begin within a or at St. I.ouis, annexing the open Di" bases lull featured the open
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Smith;
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di'fi tnl
modern
tly by the graduation of such | Dm* hit, no runs, no errors,
eonvi-nieilees. I'll MvHle <i room hole*', screened front j
Ul’Ral Notices,
■I '
day after the season rln.as.
PHONE :ti*:
A. (install wa.*
or by I I to
am| dropping the "•g tilt of Die win.
| ic.'itMii ilo* (’••nudnliii h. ii ln filed ,
si:ni\|j ca
Ave.
« s , Russell, Barber, Kntze j
Stations
Kcpbrch,
garage,
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See
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Allen singled to right, Raws.,,,
I »l| Ml. Mil ll.IV of llctol.il „\
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Furuilure Uefim-ht'il
belliud the hiit for Host..,i iii ||i"
PiDshitrgli I2i|Id .
ilo-ing engagement
by one
Ht'-’r** tin* -mu. Iwlnr n Ihit* !»n\ I
A J ib ig, Pope, (J/jt-r, anil cl u l l t lied
owner. V B Dunn nt Gimlei ville
lo
second.
W ith r o w
Score:
5 ( ineiiinat i
*'. "ml game. Set ires:
o i l i:itT lx K H *)T rim nius
New
Yell
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Milton
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allowing
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alt
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limit
loom.
ohlh brothers.
Whitfield, ' rlngled to <•«>liter. All 'll St ored oo IIKADFNTDN
S. J. NIX
“ I'.m' dii ( i i x t r i o , t i i i x ,
I Piltsbiif g
| Hi il*. 4' 11v oi ;lj»nf*.id
S.-imI moI. i
Idlt tWi •tils m Die * hut out.
FIRST (LYME
Ball* >i- 'ha,fan ,
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Attorney
guard and star of the |me •Hensley’s single to left. F i e h i e Jllliott. ::b
and
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so will m. I
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th« Iasi two year i, will In- mi •leaned bases with another tu p le \\ heeler, It
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THREE .n o n h o m e s
. ar. lint the *litter."
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to return to -eliool this fall. *" b'lt, Dum as grounded lo
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Ft R SALE
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HI.UK BIRD BEAUTY SHOP,
ii .i i i ..| . ofopli l ii 11|| In Mini l*. lltv*
1C ream will doubtless he se mid. C io w o grounded lo slmil
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It), hard •n, . 1
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liberal terms
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YV ill :ie; ou,m...|ati‘ Dll'ei', young
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ing". 20(5 North Park Ave.
Sixth Inning
Scruggs
Scoggins
Realty
Co.
Mali,. II
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!iit upriin
* In/fle line and the buck Del.I flow
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IIH'll |il et<'| r. .1 lerms l en- . null,le.
SECOND CAME
ticw ipnp.*i |.uldliiM<l in Ho HI |> ofl
Masonie Temple Bldg.
C llio ti gim inded
lo
W iD ir o w . W alime,•, : ; i ,
I a <,•rmar, ud l
Coach Whelchel, All South
If.FSS A- W E I Sit
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non nun mm p -• p :
Wl. Pet. t
e be' :• u ,| Triiilit'j I
..tackle for three years, experts Hensley make a great la li ti of Muekie,. P- rf.
|n»t imiltCH friends’’
IBui’k Htol III
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is in lr» I oto • n w . .1, f.*• four c . iiMi'i*p H \ *• J
: New Vo, k
YOU can etijov h e a l t h t h <•
TH l.i.iii.;
mn odd imn i i i •’
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SALE.
New
five
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tit a light hut fast team in the W heeler’s liner to u g h l , B a i l e r .ln\ ncr rf. .
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CD I K o l ’ l! At Til
ii.,\. Investi f i rr I SHF I* I,ml, >on, f.
Til.* 4"if H Will
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N\ Itio - 1 ms Ik. Ml itnl . ffit Inf rival
house, .lust finished
Exeep
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I.'.uffing, W in gin ll 1
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that will he enpnhic of ,|,. C'dled lo W ith ro w .
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•t »h. I'h* i|H I •MI l ol
S» Mllliol*
M t O L ’ NTY
The gate. Phone IS2 .) or call and let
lional giiml buy. Pari firms, p
.a IS aero:
' '
Sid well, rl'
!|ng itself against Die belt that , No hits, no runs, no errors.
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del elop- its talk ovei lour hcailli pl'<d*|. ins.
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• l"«it ,; in the Palm Dr. VV. E .VI a. I long all 1st N afl 71— Apartment' and Finis
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Li buns D m ) a Nationals
i walked. A l l ...... loll hied to left, Ku\\
Tot als
I nfil l i e l<ighls 'I'lnviev
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■water i
• ho se ,
ptain
Thompson,
Sample copy sent on Rank Bldg.
who
I'DR SVI F. Bungalow, two ao.l
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start
I'liitH mill “«!•••• f I. .it I•■VI I’ll II lo*
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one half acres ground. Kit-, ••'ll ! || II t I •E Si |.| Mik.ct Hi. nt I’Hv
^ Ol,nA y.‘,,,r
11 regular, is grounded to Du liitcher.
Beasley, rf.
.,'11 a n t i c CITY. N. .1 S,.,,|
- Cle\. land maile ,1 three straiglil 1
I.tut IIM'.’I “
.III
oik l|* pMrilt of
Bo.-1 on
Island.
and liwlr m IBM Elm Ave. j terms. R ,1 Mi'Clihe. Pitola.
'eotiy halfback and is very dan-! One
•*» (Ml
no rum;, no errors
r rishie, s>.
Tw o
tho„
‘ 1 1f‘' ''l"'
power
of
|;„k today, "inning l i t , . | from Wash i I ’ H I I . A H E I . P I I I A :
Service
Offered
I'
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T
in
ted
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Iiss
The Price la Right
u* in nn open, field.
He can
I 1-XhI Veil t III*
The i ’ll \ *
Seventh Inning
I bunas, ef.
Dempseys wnllolt (•; to he .
ingtym in a game played in D,,. 1 ■and millionaires will see n* husky,
Miami - Bids received fur eon j
SMI IBS VItK IS.
j Sf.— I.o ls Fur Sale
t It; hi t«• /••!• (i it my * i nil M ill or
0 punt Hint is adept Imlh at:
Richardson fanned, Turner dm, Crowe, L!h
wealthy
movie
hero
defend
bin,
i
.'iil.'d
niorc
or
1,s
until
EDI’ R i.ion, a,.:,, tinent. unfiiroi-l,
• *i •t it ii \ M d i li.ti 11*. y inn v il. •*im
*.ene mud, p .'ed by rain nnd finished ,>,
f i t £ Jing and receiving passes.
NEW Yol.’K Tht
, hied to left, he scored
Halir’s W. Meyers, Ub.
EltKlN/5,- 11ahe r. Inshe r
SA N F O R D
Tiiniiey f.,.|s it,
'|i'oinorro)) ||l(, semi d.i>•,;ness. Wasbiogton (dave.l I elf with Ins list:
lo lit* II. Ill*- Im *t Mil. i . **f id I Itc
O f these. 2 turn -tin. Do,, „ f illations along route'
eil. Apply so:. VV .'tril St
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Air
Line
Railway,
to
far
ahead
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kwcll ia another hunt fight<<'« enlei. Crowe threw wild Dunbar. If
«ha,o|»on will I,life
wealthy
Mr.
Rickard
amtounc
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
emticah
i„
the
field
while
Mar
i
ofl, loafing
" •-ODO.OOO.
, r;|.|„,|
(Hr lltoli
Del' ori st, 5ii x I in, with Im,1,1
PO ••list Stregt.
U It W I I.I.I VMM
back w h o -won his tetter hist I , " " " ’1|H," e s grounder and linin' Alh'ii. II,
:,i'",,,,i|
TWO , 00,1, ,.r,,is|,ei| apa, t uii'iit
SALESMAN
berry. f,,ting piieher. was hill 1 -. -500 are I..filing to the big I'lghl
'Itv M)i li.tai i'l',
mgs $2kutuill
Make offer, I- <1
Palatka
Conatri,-t'oit
com|dmn,
"I
pi
.f.ii-cfit
fofc(
by bant and consistent pl ay- I
Biird. Wallace took sec- Raws,in, e
Apply Hit". Y bd St.
P i e f c mnn iiitl, d:*s ifleil expert
Levsea was fauly < f |I r,.m N e w Y o rk in super de MIX
When ho resumes hi^ li.moiig very 5..cl
wiiril
.1
Grubb,
IB".
YYe't
Dauphin
["I'jl. Maekie fanned, Reel fanned.
Withrow, [,
nu'need on Putman county bridge Iho slat,ding Sinilhs >
I
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•X TIIK M ill i i t i i n u r o r t i i i :
Ul;i’G S T O It K Pro eu.-e on huge pupeM. Must be
grind on Wednesday it will bo bo- fectivi- •iioitghout .ud was bril . rains.
W. S. PRIOR. Mgr.
.( . *a .
Si.eft, Phihideluhin. Pa.
li. ,
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1 I W‘» tiits. on;, run, one error
a. r.,s:, St. John's River here.
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«K\ K. VI II .i i n n i \ i. i ii m i i t
iiilling
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prove
his
ability
by
re
/'nigs,
Soda.
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re
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liftit
ly
,
hind
looked
gates.
Corr.
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ported.
M'"ii.li nt
w ) ' J P U^ihry ,UHI ri,ll*‘‘,n|r'gcr
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Totals
a, oislied 1,01,SI*
suits obtained The man iv • want TWO or
I III :.’7 I I I will l„. idde to peiietrali
•i- your phone.
^ f t b e r ball curriers of whom ... „ „
Speak-'
ron
m^ m i m i i . i : 710 W Find SI. Phone 472-a
IN
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Bradenton
Tii-t rio. r. ID n't— A r r fiig o fo r Sale
IIPI) IKK, mo i till- for Diroe days and th. it*>r days a' 1 a»"l Buff, bad perfect
k. epu g
i bi nest, reliable and a plugg* r.
• all BIX
. (U ’NTV . i n 4 ii \\4 i : i i v.
igl^WJjxpecteil. Both hnvo a year's ex- the same tiling, Crowe Died to
'i.
Speaker
getting
a
sin
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ilia.
n
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Sanford
THE S VNFORD HER ALD
|i:. 5th.
mo ikiii mix 1 Saturday the champion's
CIS Il'l.l-.s i:.wu i #»• s w r n j i i '
gle, t \x•• , ■oide... and a triple, while
Jt,. . PeJIence that should help them in . enter, Myers lined to rigid.
NK W
m , ' I .ail,
F I V E i,ini I -2 a.i
part Iv clem; <1. • I P . i PI. i B. n !•i in t ‘*>i poi fti ion.
Summary
Three
lyise
hits,
developing into dangerous plnyerH.
Burns )■ , 1 two singles and tun
will bo strictly private.
pti'i. ,V Furniture Co.
4*oIn 111it I M.l d
( 1"^*' m, nw,ic i Box I F
Two hits, no runs, no errors.
, FOR R E N T
l "...tl
l ot It, -b."l
Frisbie 2; t w.. i as*- hit:; Allen and
VS
liliMRRR Y A UP
/•• 1 , r - t Street
•' " ill be the first lime in lus ,|,illble>. I . ,xly-M'i'nnd and iixjffifc.V t*n (he line Yancey and Dutton
, ,
Might Inning
.
apulm.'pl
1
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Magnolia
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VI I * \ \ MI \ W \ V
lu n a r; stolen bases, Dumas; sac
' v a full line
ty-D iir.l.
peclivelv, of th. sea
niiihp.
a t ! perhajis the most .promising
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list
nic
lor
hxch;uigc
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I'.lliotl lined toJFnnhar, Wheeler rifii-c hits, Myci m, Rawson, Wal- <ui'oer lie bus taken • ueh ,i
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WANTED
You. g llUlll I
l. cm . il M;i • HPi ill l P • - i *iii *Mm*
son.
•>('' light, ('ash or
In uiifohiini/ his plans I,
m a tV n n l duo to their experience us popped to renter. Parker fanned.
mmI.i ft aml ■
>in. ‘ kll’T.i .1 D ru g
i. •I‘ *VYII M*• il MV I'liiti.l'N Hu* n
A t'oiupltfle line ol
huc;
base
on
balls,
o
ff
Muekie
1
F
1
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I'-uit
vour
lmsim
ss.
Score
t.
he
«
;is
unable
lo
e«*neent>'
ii
No hits, no runs, rm errors
innings:
regulars last year. Lanier and Kl■
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T.Yll
N
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pnwite
lion,*'.
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in,
gilt
1111*1 .i I h'* *. Vint i. ik <i Ilii
go,
D
m
to,ia,
Ca.
m six innings; Parker I ,„ two Da- cries o f a <roivd ringu g
WiiHhing' >, turn uni mn
nfid
V\ m i . iiiii.rjt* * <'ypress ami Pine
Diinlmr walked. Allen fanned imimgs; hits off Muekie S, Parker
J Iltft are I,nth promising contest*
- . I in l.ir :*•11111>, cierv t oiivc,.,.
■
lb-ai'li nroperti,
■f f.'l'l'll II, ex . .*lji' mart,
i m 5
K I l t ii f«d I lo \ 11; *: i m a 4 ,\
’ " u icto Co., general A G E N T S . VVmito.l i ii <|i>( t-itmt»• ! btlll I!, 'ul
Clcvelnn.i
M ) (inn tm. 11 d; i
i Itiiur,.' f.*r in pel t les e|vm In re. • lHMl.lNA
and should Hold
hold clown the Rii w.xoi, fanned, Withrow, ground 2; struck out, Maekie I. Parker 2. .'ills,
i »MI *VV V .
I 'lll.M K \ T
Framing
ed to tliird.
Th* lid that was placid "t, the
B a lle ii.
Dr. i.iiui'i'i, Jon 'h. Pen in*, ilii, Sin . oi pornt Inn.
l"",k, sidewalks, huild
!tm'k!e positions well.
Mm ray.
A
idca.ly , K i m p l v ; ni sior."..
Th o m a s ,
Withrow
7;
left
,,a
base,
Sanford
Sheathing
U. ipondi nl ••
Nu lilts, no runs, m, errors.
utigation boxes. J, U. ive.k lv incoMii*. N o ■Ding. New j 7*1— A p i i r l n u ’i i t s F o r l t e n t
' tioa, Dai loan
gale;, at the Grey hiiiml racing .Marherii and Tate; I,e i sen and
Ill'll.'It,
Flori.la
I
seven, Hradentown five; losing
tl?t pn»pe<l« for this
I’top
Plum*. 1115 J.
N in th In ning
Siding
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Sanford Autom obile Co.
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line ex|>orie,ireil eashiei' needed
unidentified assailants near here last t liri'i' rounds.
Srreen Wire
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J E W E T T AN D PAGE
girl to iiinixt with hmntework. , „ellv it Son*.
B W'-ltw puventh uiiUonal tennis title
fll III (ht* nfflt’i* >f (In* Hli-ik j W’indovvH
Manuel Alppno, and Tukeiicha B a r - wife, Mildred, m whnt uuthoritic; cr to fight Hurry Will* "•ng in-v - . , omlitioii.
Sun ford Dealer
(IIK E lm Ave,
Phone .‘121 - VY.
of tin* HJri’ iilt I'..nit nf H«*mk*
PV-1 |Ws.Week.. T h e philmlelphinn first
term unnthor episode of a liquor
Tra in er I
Fink and his asFrnme.s nnd Screen*
n*di* i'fHtuty, Kim hl.t. anil runR I V E ’S G A R A G E
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it" seriates Will,I till
tiUnlnif five (le i** 11m#i *• ni l«*Hh
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11'Y N', VV. V A . , people 10— Money to Loan
8u i f . h i l l m astery holds through today hrotlght together “
death of two others.
('pun fHilnic tn ippt*ai. iili ail
Made to Order
edge the night „ f the light rathe,
Hcnvsn-d
illHYVer III «i I*III II r tn I hi* lilll nf
-------------- , S T O R E R O O M for rent miltubh*
in Florida. Each
WLk/jP1/1*1 to urnam ent sta rtin g to Voshell and
Indium and his wiCe aro In a he and his manager. Paddy Mullins than n ow and precaution., m e he
rntniilallit
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have ciiunllod the rec- Henri CocT
•IlM’rt’ii nf tllO t'niiri will li«» !*«•!• •
f^o,hoi and W. W'. Ing.u- hoHpitnl here today hut it. is said
m g taken to hold him hack a hit
I-euds the world in motor ear value. »li*r**d attain*! you
|t*b’Wn P O S T ............
Six ............
cents( cent. Close in property. A . 1*. I Magnolia. A p p ly YY’. YY'. Potter,
^K l^hiird Rears and W illia m ham. Yincunt Rlchurds aifri Horace both will recover, although it is-| ■verything possible to prevent the
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e
boxing
has
been
Thin order tn 1*• puhH*hi*d iitiri* Medicine ( ahlneta
•
S M I T H M O T O R S CO
I unney match.
"lx (unaecntivo Issuca. | Connelly & Sons.
j Phone Kdl -J
Orser. Alonso and Wpllace P. sn,i'j Wm. U>rV f r Will joso one-arm.
eut from six to four r„m„|s ,„„|
ft tM'iso'h Tending up fo the dohnsoh. Tllden and John VanRvb
Holland and Palllatti are alleged
roceas m ay he
more
f
i.
t lo u rn u m e n t,
T lld e n
hns Fdwnrd CL, ('handler and H. I c
to have boon linked -with the Shetthan planned at tlie ,i,,in,cf,i
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By GEORGE M c M A S U S
fl seven defeats from four Norton.
’ !on gang, two of whose members
^»ING U P F A T H E R
present program rails for'idle
Games Today
• . s T h r c o of those four. Rone
-----------►
----------------------------hverotl Smith qn/l Harry Walker
rioda Tu e s da y and F rid a y |„,t ;t
H h M f In w i n t
Richards
and
were killed in u roudhousu gun
■
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a
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t
o
o
y o u m e a n «, y c o h i h
Would not m o v e surprising t„ s,„.
FO li? C O O Q N E ‘b‘ 3
T H E R E ’t> N O 0 ‘o E . T A L K I N ' " b , National league
''«ttle a month ago.
Included in Am ericans Held U p
V^E.LL-1 M O t)T
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E O E A C H IN A.
>st.. I.oui* at Boston. •
T H E . C.»RU*=> L O O K . t ) E A , O T t r O L
wwk
V °f rist
' « ‘l this
w bek.
T h e fourth,
Pulliam told authorities ha ysas
| L.1 K E .
(a A T H )ri' t>UVT
By
Mexican
Bandits
«t
Brooklyn.
Wrh. of FVtmcc, was fore
rrturnlng with his wife add H?)l.
E x p e r t s of v a ry in g degrees of
X-SHAMtCO O P
Pittsburgh at Now York
: to default because.' uf business
land from n dance when several
expertness who ’have
oxni:r1,,,
t im e : t
MEXICO CITY. Sept. 111.—(>Pi — men, whom ha said he did not re
( hicago at Philadelphia
pda.
steadily since Tunney pit, hi d his
goes to buttle u p - A party of Americium riding in an cognize arose from the roadside
IS
e r m p here have kept t h c n s l v f t
Am
erican
le
ague
;h«cfr|tfhdj<?kp of a wrenched automobile from Cuernavaca to and poured u stream of bullets
form
by
nicking
flaws
here
„t
Philadelphia at Chicago
old' I n j u r y which re tu rn - Mexico City late yesterday after into his automobllo. Holland’s body
th e r e -in Tunney’* work.
New York at Detroit.
'tho final D a vig cup match noon was held up by armed ban W'aH riddled with pistol nnd buck
Boston
nt
St.
Louis.
l y when he was conciuered dits and robbed. Jack /abler, an shot.
Pulliam was shot in the
WnBhlpgthn at Cleveland.
Actress Drowned As
Ito.
Nevertheless he hus American resident of the capital - chest
.... - —
...........
and
arm, atui. Mrs. Pulliam
go dow n f ig h tin g if it is und another man and his daughter wa“ “ hot In the legs.
C ar Runs O ff Bridge
Southern League
P * * .lh n t he tn uit rclimpiish wore robbed o f all their money a
n
d
---------------------Mobile at. Atluntn.
jewola and io m i of their clothing
Umatilla — city light plant to
W I N S L O W , •Arir.. s ept r i
;a>i
New Orleans nt Birmingham
Troops wero Immediately
I he sold to Florida Public Service | Memphis
at Chuttnnooon
’
- L o r c n n Shlppley, o;,. known on
r t t h e r be beaten in the first out to pursue
pursuo the bandits
bandit*
,
I Company nt $50,000, ~
Nashville at Little Rock.
the stage a* N o rm a Deane was
'Wnlc
RO LLINS COACH
t*‘
jR
“ t h "P de fau lt m y other troop* guarded other auto
drow ned six mile* from |, ’. , “ *
lr # f h e r « p la y in g aa mobile* on their y « y into thv (.jt
Florida state League
n ig h t when an a u tn n ol.il,.'in wh"ch
X i m able to l U n d . ”
Jnma» £. ;orf,
H€
a* n protection *rfain*tV mat,ruu(f.
Bradenton at Orlando.
Ml” w i t h v ih r ^ e victories er*.
nthletlc director.i
Jjur
.'/■> I i “
OPach at
b K ? ipto
n Pn
T r st
,,1“" o fThree
f a
Ft. M y*t* at Ta
bridge
a 2swollen
l fUanaagtuii la'genera}*
^aaann ■
.
'-.j Jin* College^' ha*
.comtiderttt
- Sunford.at 8t T
"irg.
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r
paieengers,
including
her
ha
B koly to
f r
IWinter H|
‘.“ t v .Oohation
PiAjvm Scfxvics, Inc.
W :■n?3* U
' . ' ■ I ' M . ' ' - .el ,u .Ji
eaoaped.
Mu, shipple^J
U w - moat $J0.000 ‘
hlri/otwiffg toJ{ •’ i ' lV
*
been
rts-overod
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of prop
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Answer First
Pain or
('allouses
There
Is a sure
sitfn of
TROUBLE
I
Dr. J. R. M. Vidler
i nt ifs Hiior m o ld :
II iiitw
nml Off In* 4 will In
%|i|>nln4 »uml
l.oi'nlrd
Herald Subscribers!
Special Messenger Service is
maintained daily until 8 o’clock in
the evening* to deliver papers to
any subscriber who is missed by
regular boy.
Phone 148
C IR C U L A TIO N
DEPARTM EN T
The Sanford Herald
DEMPSEY W i l l
HAVE ANOTHER
REST TUESDAY
S. S.
TIIK ( ’KLKHRATKD PIANIST
DON JO NSO N
PUOTKtiE* OF PADEREWSKI
Will accept a very limited nunilxr of stinle'iia in
piano. Tlioat* interested in studying ur.iler tliid
eminent teacher must register at once.
CASH LUMBER CO.
Sanford School of Music
5%
Herrin Liquor War
Renewed With One
DeadAnd Two Hurt
The m ult I* * tweet breath thiti'^
GW
( ’luh Standini
The 12-
T h e use o f Wrlg!r/a,<
lag gum after every m eal1
carti o f this important Itetn
; personal hygiene in m>
, ful, refreshing w ay— by,
I ing the teeth o f food
and by helping the di{
•hotv* care for one’s self and core*
tlJerailon for others — both masts
of rcfm«n)cnt.
RED SOX BEATEN
IN FIRST CONTEST
BUT WIN SECOND
. . . . . . J r JSii^srsrAs: ^
Good taxte and good
dem and aound teetb
» " T ft breath.
20:t Mciach Rullding
Full t imservnldry Courses in All Major Mrauehoi
O f Music
ON
R F C R d ’KR FOR T IIK F A L L TERM
MONDAY, T U E S D A Y OR TH U R SD AY,
F RI DA Y MORNINGS
Charges Vdluam Stores
N e w Y o rk C H y
Cro.wnFor Seventh Consecutive Time
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SANFORD. FLORIDA,
C ity C om m ission R e a c h e s
A g r e e m e n t W ith B a n d F o r
C o n c e r t s F or N ext Y ear
LY, SEPTEM BER 14, 1926
e y W a g n e r,N o to r io u s
LAV AND K inJ na ilb
r e a k e r , G oes O n T r ia l
GIVEN AGAINST COURT ISSUES F o r K illin g D e p u ty S h e r if f
TWO 0FFICIA1S IN NINE STATES
t.EAKSVIU.E. Mis*.. Sept. 1 4 - old. He rnn away from homa when
tr,
t/Pl Kinney Wagner, notorious he was I I years old and joined n
jailbreaker and alleged slayer of circus nrnl acquired n reputation ns
m
five men, went on trial in circuit a crock shot with pistol and rifle
Federal Grand Jury Learnfl M assachusetts Election With court here today on a charge of
Hubert Webb and John Smith,
)ioi>
W’w hingtnn Cook A fter murdering Murdock McIntosh, n Kingsport officers, attempted to
That Commission W as Paid
county sheriff’s depvlty.
Heat of Sen. Butter Atlhtcta Greene
In German Plot But Miller,
The gunmnn’s trial attracted apprehend Wagner April 14, VJ2A.
Eyes of The Entire Nation many spectators. The state wait TTiey were riddled with bullets.
Daugherty Not Im plicated
Recovers
expected to contend thnt Wagner Another officer was severely in
shot and fatally wounded McIn jured. Wagner was convicted of
tosh Dec. 24. 1924, when the of. killing Webb and Smith nivl senficer was attempting to remove him tenccd to death in the elm trie
from a house where he had hid- , chair, While being held in prison
den in an effort to elude hla would awaiting a new trial the desper
German Manufacturer Say* Colonel Brown Opposes Smith lie capturers. Only a short .time ado made his way to freedom.
seurched frantically
In SoRth Cnrolina Run-Off W
1U1B McIntosh
..............was
.................................
.. posses
.
before
slain Wag- Ijirgc
Idea Of Commission Paid
'
‘ tv find the fuBrimary for Seat in S en a te! tier gained his freedom by s aw ing] but were unable
King Was His su ggestion
the bars of his cell in the Leaks -1 gitive.
t
J
n
WASHINGTON. Sept. II. .(/Pm ville jail and striking Sheriff M e - The latest t,pf
NEW YORK: Sept. 14 —</P1—
I.eod on the head with an iron ro d .. Wagner occurred in Texarkana
Prohibition
and
American
adhe
Evidence that $260,000 in com
He had been arrested on a charge ‘ Ark last Aug. 1*. when Sam an 1 1
missions came from $7,000,000 paid sion to the World Court figured of larceny, which ho denied ha* [Will Carper w ere slain, and B.>h
Murray ( ’. Aapinwall,
lulled States to alien prominently again today among is ing committed
, Carper, their brother, wounded. A
ager
of the Postal TeU
sues
before
the
voters
of
nine
.-Thus been given to a fed
M nny^ount'umeers of east T e n -' day Inter Wagner surrendered to
| j l l L S , N. J . , S e p t .
ml jury trying Harry M. states who went to the polls to nessee look upon W agner ns a hei ' Sheriff Lillie Barber in Texnrtan.i Company office here*
said to he one of the
Daugherty and Thomas \V. Millor. choose party standard hearers for because of his spectacular deeds. That official quoted him
I IlnliWv Junes ( i n
Hut so far nothing has developed state and federal offices. .
It was in Tennessee that ho first teasing to the perpetrating of the net ive telegraphers in'"!,
sn-niul round of the
The campaign of Washington became known as n dangerous I five slayings with which he has U nited States, died about 8 :
to connect the former attorney
qualification test for
acral and the former alien prop- Cook, member of the Governor's character. 'H e is about 23 years | been charged.
o’clock this morning foF
jonul a m a te u r golf
custodian with receipt of any council in Massachusetts, against
Ing an automobile « cd t
Senator
William
Hutler
for
the
Re
if the many. In fact the chief gov
ti ship at Baltsurol in
publican
senatorial
nomination,
has
early
Monduy n ig h t
rW
ernment
witness
disclaims
knowl
es. placing him at the
Be 15 Mills | Governor Brewster Beats His edge that any government official featured advocacy of modification
Tax
Rate
Will
Mr.
Aapinwall,
78
yeart
b
the pack, with a two
Democratic Opponent by 20 w h s to receive any money in the of the Volstead Act. Former Scnwaa riding hls three-whtalad^
Which Is li Mins Low er.
i of n : t.
utor David t. Walsh has no oppo
hide on Onk Avenue beiwnT
Than
1926
A ssessm ent, j T h o u s a n d V o t e s ; B a l l o ti n g ,jCal.
sition for the Democratic nomina
end Second atreetf at th#
arp contrast to his
Lighter
Than
2
Years
Ago
R
k
‘
rd
Merton,
head
of
a
GerC om m issioners
Announce
the accident. A taxicah, 8|
terday, the defending
--------man n al syndicate, received ac- tion.
by Lee Kinard of the Ykllow
In l.ouisiaun Senator Broussard,
r today was called upon
roRTI.AN'D,
Maine,
Sept.
14.
(cording
I
<
his
own
testimony,
a
of the city’s budget
cab Company, struck tha »
Id- versatility* >m Halt forA comparison
Maine went solidiv Republican commissio of $250,000 for pay* Democrat, was opposed for reno11*27 shows that it is twice ns
and threw Mr. Aspinwall i t w l l
tw•■i' I- of hazards, Fre- big ns the 11*2*1 budget. I he a p in the biennial state election yes m rnt by the Hu. I States of $7, millation by Jared Y. Sanders, for
hi, wooden club shuts
Gigantic Parade. Longer Thnn O fficials D iscuss Means Of seat, it is said. The taxi
propriations for inuiiii ipal item terday and the result as ii political 000,000 to the Soctete Suisse Pour mer governor and n dry.
Combatting Floggings Thut said the light* of an af
tl.c line while at times will he announced probably toinor I barometer ’-••as interpreted differ- Valour des Mstaux as a result of
One Last Year, Opens Meet
Prohibition likewise featured the
iHijilfte command of his low. Mayor Forrest Hake said to lentlv today by Republicans and th«' war tim seizure of stock of Maryland Republican p r i in a r y
Occurred
R ecently; S ta te s car blinded him, and h#
ing in W ashington; Session
sco Mr, Aspinwall until It
tt r.
Attorney to Give Evidence late. He swung hls cab
the American Metal Company, where Senator O. E. Wells was op
day. The City Commission adjourn - I leniocrats.
Will Close On Wednesday
criexni retu rn s showed i ed yesterday to meet U''ain lodny
Governor Ralph O. Brewster wn which w as once owned by the Ger- posed by Representative John Phil
side, hut to no avail, he t
,lh,-r pluyers under 100. to consider several items in the le-elected by a majority of 20,(MM* | man syndicate, but which was lip Mill who is prominent among
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Sept. 14 lice. Kinard waa held on »,
WASHINGTON. Sept. 14 (/!*»
(A'l—Sheriff R. J Hancock, of. leaa driving charge
Rudy Knepper of Cliiea t budget.
or more, over his DenwcratU op i transferred to tho neutral Swiss wet forces in the House. Repre
.
Policies of the Ku Klux Klan
Wood Platt, of Philu- I The budget will total $525,9:12 loi in.mmt. Earnest 1,. McLean, mayor <corporation. Mert* ’ has testified sent»tive Millard Ty,lings has no were under consideration today by Putnam county, and Mayor F, S.
Kinard waa re-arrettaivl
..... and
.
|ml.............................................
|1(, |mj(| n $50,OOP retainer
;il- George Dawson of , j , ^ ns against $2*<2.5:tH for 192*!. of Vii'iista. The s tate’s four con ,.....
opposition for the democratic sen its members at the third biennial Wuymvr, of I’nlntkn, met with morning following the d*
* • * to* •th« atorial nomination.
*“ tax rate as previously an i'l i' .smell idl Republican were rt '! $291,000 in Liberty *Bonds
A charge of
nml Paul lluvilund, I[The
klonvocntion of the order which Governor Martin here today to dis victim.
„
.
... -bite John T. King, for expediting
liomieed ill The Herald will he low elected.
Senator Wesley L. Jones, a dry, was iqwticd by a pur ide of the cuss means of combatting lawless negligence" will probably baj
| Two years Hgo Brewster beat \\ . ,
r|j|im nt Washington.
agalnat the taxi driver, 1
Is opposed in Washington by six white-robed hosts yesterday up ness in Putnam county.
Ini score whs two [ er. Lust year's millngc was 18 !T. 1’iittt‘iiirail. IK'ntwrnt by
•
. ..
The
conference
is
the
outgrowth
Sheriff
C. C. Stephenson !
Pennsylvania
Avenue.
i
mills,
while
it
will
he
15
mills
foi
candidates
for
the
Republican
sen
tt er lhan the figure with
Fite'assessed vniuntio.i! The total vote yosteMay was « 7 .Merton, whose testimony ns unHe is being
lhnn (.nMt two yt>nrs aK„.
finished yesterday, h.s third day atorial nomination.
The subject
Although the business sessions of evidence placed before the gov afternoon.
nd MncKeime of Wash- | next year. Ihe ass, ssc. Miluat.,... (((m ^
ernor yesterday showing th at 0.1 the city Jail. He will be
was
increased
from
$15,500,000
for
are
closed
to
the
general
public
of
orohihition
lias
been
prominent
the
field
last
('., led
"Both Republican and Demo- on the stand, was asked by WII1t*2tl to approximately $ 20,olio,tun* fin tic ItMidcrs in the mition have liam Kaioliu. counsel for Miller dm i the campaign.
newspaper correspondents ate ad Hoggings hnd occurred In the preliminary hearing' lata $
alilllollt.
for 11*27. The assessed valuation
tomorrow before Judge'#•'
mitted. The name of the partici county within the last y«*f'
*eniohasized
the
significance
of
t
h
e
|
“
llad
you
uny
suspicion
or
knowlIn
Colorado,
Senator
Rice
W.
ni|,ion opened his second in 11*25 was $11,550,018. The valu
From one to five of the flogg ron in County Court. , '
pants
in
the
proceedings,
however
the i.pialification test for ation has almost doubled here in | vote in Mnine," said Governor i edge or intimation or information Means, reputed to have the sup nre not revealed, being given til lngt have occurred each Saturday
Wife Left Last W«
ml .Am
A m aateur
t e u r Golf chummil
cham- the last two years, the figures I Brewster today. "The normal vote ) whatever thnt any official of the port of t V Ku Klux Klan Is op the program merely as " Klnnxiiten night, the governor said he had
Mrs. Aspinwall I«
in
mi
off
year
reflects
the
satisj
United
Slates
was
to
receive
any
posed for the Republican nomina of Indiana" an "exalted cyclop i" been told. Tho evldonce showed Sunday for Baltimore.
ii tig! Bultusrol link., lo reveal.
ti birdie four.
Hint two white women had been she wes to arrive tod*)
“ We_ arc able to provide nion faction of the citizens <>f Mnine portion of tho fee you paid K ing?" tion by the forces of Clarence C. or "prominent Klan minister."
the Republican
beaten and th at two murdors had medical examination a t
fending chunipi >n laced money
.......
for the increasing needs «f >with
'
. ..
., administration j “Certainly not,” was the answer; Hamlin. Republican nntionul com
The name of the first speaker ul
mitteeman, who head the anti-klan
......
Without in : in rStatu.and
2i',0 yards down
cen- ' „ ur . ...........
tv
HJopkins HospItaJ. She
S ! nation.
dS
’f . Field, of the
Merlon insisted that the idea of wing. Nntionul issues played no Inst night’H session for instance been committed.
Th" chief executive said ho hod bo und«r observation (or
fairway. He then lifted i, reusing the tax rate." Mayor l.ake] Republican slut" , o.nmittce, said: , paying a commission, originated
was withhold, hut he was identified
part in the campaign which has ns the man who seuted Senator received many letters asking that d*Xa to determine wl
i| hole high an I went I
"We have gone abend ami j "tinder Hi" conditions't'hat prevail-1with himself.
It is the
nerwnalltlca
vim putts.
I lowered the levy three mills. \ alii *ed ... Maine the election of the meat charge that Daugherty a ^ e o n one «f personalities.
Muyfield, Democrat, Texas urtd hV loR.' su-ps to restore of der anw eriJSuu Was neceadar
lane-like Jones pooled | ations on property that should iroiertior bv a vote in excess of i Miller allured $.11*1,IMM* and de. I In South Carolina, a run off pri- •mated Senator Stock, Democrat claming the counly was terrorised Her of an ailm#nt,
i.it'lie on th” 676 ynr*Uhave In-en increased before this 2(1.11(10 i- \ ei v satisfaetorv."
.............. of. their | mary found Semitur Ellison D. Iowa, in place of Senator Smith Two delegations of d tls e n s have dtomod It advisable thla.1
ifrauded the goverumen
a innrvcloiM three. IIis jhave been fixed in fairness to prop
?,| and
.............
Brookhart, Republican, whom called on the Governor to ask hhn not to notify N r of her
Mavoi
Me
I
.can
said;
"The
re
|
"honest,
unbiased
and unpreju- ij Smith contesting for the Demo- W.
Sub I ,i ns imli. nie substantial gains on diced services," in passing
tragic death becauee of i
ther tremendous rleul e r ty pwner and the city,
on the Irratle nomination with Col. Edgar jlo wni credited with having un t<> intervene, he said.
"Mohs have been formed at it would be to hor in N r
renter, war, mst *n<>rt1 divisions have been taken in as the part "f the Demo, rats parI
seated.
Idnim
s.
'A.
Brown,
speaker
for
the
slate
par
mg -and trap. II- pilch- - Wl.||,"
The parade was the second of its night to terrorize the coininmunlty rondltlon nnd the posslhlll^
Defense attorneys have argued House of Representatives Neith
ly to within 'e n I'i gt of ( 'I’ho City Coniinission has been Inulnriv in view yf the fact that that the supreme court has rulol er received a majority in the orig- I kind in Washington in little more and citizens have been forced to an operation may hare to b t j j
with the execution of the second
V
an I ilien :n -l. Ins tirst wrestling with the budget for the congiossiooal district there was no
Col. Brown hns at tliuii a year, and in it marched carry concealed weapons, Govern formed.
t . ___
.......
thnt nil oral transfer in Switzer-1
i**al §primary.
(Continued
on
Paga
8
)
or
Martin
said.
last four weeks.
Departmental finanrml lioln.’ ’
................ (V . , h., ...... ‘. f 1ucite,I Senator Smith’s in favor of j delegates from practically every
_ land
Sheriff Hancock last night sa'd
,s legal and that the Inn “f , American
...*.........
....................
thud, aunt lie,* V'*' ,,,ur estim ates were submitted to City
adherence
to the
m e World
*x«rni|[ stale in the union and Alaska u. ,1 14 persons, two of them woman,
Brewster had a total of- 98,9:tf»; the country
in which an art oc
hhj go' hi-* iv
P'1t Clerk I.. It. Phillips in July, and M< Loan 77.!*:t!*.
Punutnu.
.
The legislature
Merton hus Mini Court.
Bigger Parade Thnn .1 t e a r s Ago have reported to him thnt they
th tournament. Ti>e tml! these were compiled by his office will Ir* slioiiglv Republican. In u curs governs.
In Vermont, Senator Porter 1L
der n tree in 1 ill grass for submission to the Commission legislative district in Arrostook that German shares were trans
Many more Klunsmen marched have been flogged "for bootleg
ft of the I'u ri'VV. The ers. The estim ates underwent the county, Rev. Benjamin (’. Dunbar, ferred orally to a Swiss corpora Dale hud no Apposition for the Re than there was three years ago ging and operating disorderly
coolly nihticked the hull usual revision to make the totals of Blaine, a Baptist minister, run- tion six days before the United publican nomination hut the voters hut
the demonstration larked houses’’ u man giving hi* name as
were choosing candidates for state many of the decorative floats, and Furl Sapp is being held as u sus
£<■ of the g i ''. " , h at re- conform to the tux money expected. nine us nil independent on u imti- States entered tho war.
offices and for members of the na apparently the number of drill pect the sheriff said. Evidence of
Five years ago. the city’s budget evoTution platform, after being de
ii'c out Is for u five, the
The legality of the claim for tho
In- has ex.vcdid p u r ' waH approximately $90,000, Mayor feated in the Republican primaries, $7,000,000 is immaterial in the tional House of Representatives, temus and hands was less. It was the whippings was placed before
EMPORIA. Kan*., Sept.
the Governor in a IlBO-pnge report
in New York the wet .and dry
i I.uke said. Compared with the was unsuccessful.
t Biliusrid.
| opinion of Federal Judge Mud. question was prominent in four witnessed by thousands of persons by State’s Attorney Atkins of the —With damuge estimated U|
of $4,000,000 und five kne
atitpion •in in**- :»t'd> c- in | « » figures, the new budget is ul| Federal Attorney Emory It. Buck, districts, three dry Republieun* who lined the capltol’s main streets Eighth Judicial District.
from
Peace
monument
at
the
base
relief organisations to
th in<il|ier hi* li • at the I mi,s| six times as large. Among
i nor contended in his opening ad being opposed for nomination by
“I expect to present all of the
fourth, to.-- in ; hi* high [the items th at have been ronsiderdress that the claim was illegel. wets, while there was ulso one wet of Capitol Hill to the Trcnsury. 15 evidence to the grand Jury regard rushing supplies to hi)
families In southeastern
a> in-!, a po'til to w it hid ahlv increased is that of publiiity,
blocks away.
. . .
and dry fight for n democratic con
From the time the first or the less of the action of tho Governor. where heevy rains Sunday
tinned on page two)
| the mayor said.
procession started ilnwn the wind Mr. Atkins said hist night. "I wt.l formed streams into rtglnj
gressional nomination.
also ask for indictments against
fn Michigan, the
campaign ing roadway a t the f apltol until everyone I believe connocUnl with rent*. Although the s t r e u t a g
rcciHling today, forecast* of J
the
Inst
of
the
Klaus,
those
from
hinged upon purely slate issues
the outrages.
rain threatened to hamper i
with Governor Alex J. Grnsbcck New York slutu, had moved out an
"My evidence hns brought me to and salvage actlvltlea,
the
avenue,
two
hours
and
45
'.r i
Manufacturers of ladies’ wearing
running for bin fourth Republican
the conclusion that n masked mob
The heaviest damage
minutes hnd elapsed.
apparel are anticipating a "big
nomination
ns
chief
executive.
was
responsible
for
the
killings
MEXICO CITY., Sept. 14. (A*)
The police made no effort to es
cd in the Neoeho and
season," according to Samuel Bautimate the number of the ninreh* and floggings, and I will do all I river valleys, s ta rtin g g t :
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.. Sept. 14— mcl, owner of Buumel’s Specialty — Rebellious Yaqui Indians in the
ers. Somo of the Kluns moved 15 cun to see thnt the member* of Waters a few miles
(ypj—The wreck of the Missouri Shop, who has returned from New state of Sonoru have held up “
train on which former President
and extending througf
nhroHst across the broad avenue, tho mobs nre punishod."
K. Vaughn building, Son- pacific passenger train Number York on u buying trip.
farming section a N u t 50.
while others marched in columns
Geneva Avenue, is virtual- 102, northbound from New Orleans
The prediction is based on the Ohregon was a passenger.
wide to the Oklahoma N r d t P l
of six and fours, and most of the
et,d. The building Liao which cost the life <>f George volume of purchases last month by
In making an announcement '.<•
ly 150 miles southgast
, ’
drill teams marched In single flic
rooms on the first floor Bushey, Litlu Rock engineer and buyers of department stores and this effect, the presidential “ffite
Kansas and Mlssiouri Red'
npitrlmcnta on the second nrvcrely injured II. •!. Muntl, Little wearing apparel shops from all states th a t about l.OflO Indiana
or In twos.
chapters united to spefedr
A military air was given to the
Rock fireman, was deliberately
stopped the truin containing an es
clothing and medical sat *
procession
here
and
there
with
the
TALLAHASSEE,
Fla.,
Sept.
14
ililing was erected a t a executed, officials announced to over the country, Mr. Baumel said. cort of 150 troops near Vienna The
City Commissioner E. F. Housappearance of armed guards for —f/B)—The state supreme court tho sections hardest hi)
J.oiin, and t (instructed of day after an investigation a t the "They judge the season on wheth
hnlilcr
nt
the
City
Commission
Yaquis,
however,
did
not
nttuck.
er the buyers purchase skimpy or
'
The Pennsylvania
del will reconvene tomorrow nftcr a Governor Bon S. Puler
nd -tone. The apartment!* scene near McGhee, Ark.
^
m|Hlary
heavy." he declared. "They n re lT h e engine of a m ilitary^train 1<> meeting Monday a fieri.mm asked the r e l o r ^ , ^
recess of about a month. Indica nroclarrtstlon appealing
nd, for occupancy within
Rail fastenings bud been moved
M. B. Hutton, president of the H u t
•lav-, accordin'* to Mr. and pikes pulled causing one of buying heavy, I was told, anil this rescue tho former president wis ton Construction Company, engag company, dressed in white with tions are that all Judges will be In for aid.
Extensive damage
Oral
They consist of three the rails to turn under the engine, includes, Florida. The buying is derailed and turned over and tvn ed in Improving « nuigber of San black puttees, while unarmed men their offices, It was stated.
persons wero killed.
* ford streets, to complete tho work in the ollvo drab of the army, argumenta on varloua cases will he crops and farm build
heavier
than
for
tho
last
several
ail a r e furnished,
tuilrond. officials said.
A spike
Whether the Indians rnn the lo
and
marched with tho Marjrfand contin fixed after the court mceta. No residences
rlteviudds D m g Company puller ami wrench were found by seasons. The prosperity of the
on several "broken streets.
lants
In
m
any-tow
nacusea
of
outatandlng
importance
country hus much to do with the comotive off the track is not
nv one of the store rooimt. the road bed.
.• „
.
“I’d like to see you finish three gent.
eavy livestock losses
are on tho docket, according to G.
known.
President Cullen has i*- or four streets lietween Park anil
Two Big Floats In I’arsde
xrc being moved in nt>Yf
Bloodhounds in charge »r offi volume of huying.
parted thaobfhouj the *
There wero two flouts, one with T. Whitflofil, Clerk,
Mr. Baumel said he renewed ac sued instructions to authorities to Oak Avenues," lie said. ^4r. H ut
s t o re will he opened for cers were sent to the scene »his
quaintances with scores of friends capture and punish the bandits ton, who occasionally attends the the Pennsylvania Klans and the |
••nrlv next week, A. C. morning.
“bis, one of tho owners,
in New York, his former home, who are holding Jacob Rosenthal Commission meetings to givo Com other with the New Jersey Klans
hv. lie will he associated
missioners information on con- The principal speaker a t lost
and
thnt a large number of them of Woodmere, L. I.
CWTTOft FIGURES GIVEN
Mr. Rosenthal was taken froi* strpctlon progress, said that the night’s session, a resident of
brother, Ralph in the firm,
pro coming to Florida this winter.
re hi tho drug business in
Difficulty in getting Pullman r e an automobile by bandits Sunday rainy season had held up consider Washington, is said to hold a high
WASHINGTON. Sept. 14—(AT
'■. Tenn., before coming to —Cotton consumed during August servations to Florida was exper while on his way to Mexico City able work this summer. Incom- place in the organisation. He i n
absolute exclusion within a
this summer.
A. C. Mc- totalled 500,652 hales of Hnt and ienced, ho said.
He called at the with his son in law, Joseph Ruff pleted drainage jobs and the fact dicted
51 is a graiftiate pharmacist, 07.7H1 of lintors compared with consolidated ticket office
HARLINGTON, Ncbr., Sept 14. would sue for hls
last who Is a resident of Mexico City. t h a t asphalt cannot be laid In few years of»emlgranU and de
rainy weather have Interfered clared that the Klan had no ]!“•*- —(/P)—Obviously unconcerned a-* of habeas corpus,
Atlanta C o l l e g e o f 460,018 of Hot and 61.240 of 'in t Tuesday and he was told that the
rel with Catholics, but wss deter Nut the legal maneuvers which are and inhuman treatment.
ry.
with the work, be said.
ers in July this year and 448,065 PUllman reservation* for Friday,
Commissioner Housholder said mined thore would be removed Nlng made to UNrate three men
rug company will have a of lint "f 6.T583 of >*nters n Au the day ho wished to Wave, were
Declaring an
he had received ’’squgwks from from tho body politics of America at Tekamah, from bread and wa death nt stake, an
untam iuul curb service, gust last year, the census burenu all tuken. . Later he was able by
any
influence
of
the
Catholic
persona because "little jobs" here
spine is uvailahlc on two
ter senteneda on liquor chargee. temporary order
tipping a hotel employe to g e t *
announced today.
and there were not completed after
it was stated.
reservation on tho Jacksonville
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14-i/P) the streets were to m up. “I an* ( hHeCdeclared that the recent eu- Judge Wilbur* Bryant sentenced Burt county at
sleeping car, which he exchanged —The tropical storm, active some n o t squawking about it. he de charlstlc congress In Chicago waa Fred 8. Dirka to 60 days In Jail, and the n^t*
....
for a Tamp* car borth enroute to days in the Atlantic, was located clared, “but I don’t like to see n n challenge to America. Keep Al the fin t and alternate 10 daya of keeping Roy
by the weather bureau today as lot of broken etreet.”
Smith in New York" was h(a p art which must N on bread and water our law violator, tn
Florida.
apparently a short distance of lat ,Tha contractor promised hls co ing advice, ns the delegation broke on hls plea of guilty to a charge of has bean brought In
transporting liquor.
at Tekmtalh. ,
,
itude 92 degrees north and longi operation to have tho street work
In addition to the diet sentence • TN action waa IUa4;
tude 69, which would place It rushed..
*n Cn?llng* attention to rigid state
laws In the south against mlsceg- and $100 fine, Judge Bryont or
sputhwest of Bermuda.
Consumers like this or th a t k nd
K'i baking firms nhould bo
nation, he urged the> Kltnsmen of dered th*U.up<* tN expiration of day by at
Advices from tho steamship « a *•'1 to puy a tax equivalent of bread uml grocers are compelled . . T A M P A , S e p t 14- ( ^ - A f t e r yaro which wus at the scene, in
the north to make th a t a
In hi* impriinittpfil, Dirks must poet OmaN, emj
every state In the Union. Ths $8Mf bead/ ta\jGpuUte that ha w U •on by “
Property lax , paid by San- ,o carry four to six bread pro
dicated th a t the disturbance a t
tasting 14 j b f i in ■" •*fori r£ - tended by winds of hurrlcune force
K Ion vocation will conclude tomor po # viokta tN liquor law again County
keriea, Richard Russell, one ducts, Mr. Russell explained.
regain his health, William Krte--. near the center, was recurving to*
impooed
owners of the Sanford
within iF m r .
B akin- firms of o t h .r cities now
ROME* Sqpt. 14—UP) The su- row afternoon.
t o., told the City Coin- uav a $20 annual la*, and it !■* berg,, 05 yeah* old, died here to wards the north,
" I h a v e been seatendng th a t way
orlties today were p*°re fBbdy
j CONVICTB RECAPTURED for u
A alight disturbance that wss
Momlny afternoon.
andnoeqe;
i tn Increase this tax to ^*He was a sufferer from indiges
convinced than ever th at Olanno
K firms in other cities are K
over
the
northeastern
Caribbean
Judge;
m l
The Increased tax tion. When the ailment would not
‘
;tl’s
a
tte
m
p
t
on
the
life
of
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. S e p t 14
bread and cnkeH to San- re c o m m e n d a tio n will be consider
has apparently passed northeast
le r Hussoflni U . t Saturday —(/P)—The recapture a t bt*. P f t . Urday, after
the business being devel- ed by the city attorney, the Com yield to medical tre a tm e n t, lie de* ward over central Cuba, the bureau
‘ appeal waa
outcome of a wide plot ersburg yekterd*^ of two ? U t N
d X l .» , b , u l n *rom fojd. S g - said, but still another tropical
{■e is cutting into the busieourt In
rm
unlsts and a n a r
missioners
.d
e
c
id
e
d
^
^
flrms
oral
days
ago
he
reached
the
‘“"Y
•oral firms, the Commission
prisoners who eecaped Sot
storm, the intensity of which waq
* abroad.
Its man,
se c o r d day o f hi* fa st so emaciated not shown, waa registered ua cen
One of the
d.
day
from
the
Balfortfarro
wm
tirely few seTual a r
is a huge concern nnd it is the th a t friends advised him to tnky tral some distance northeast or
rtad today by J, 8, Blitch. super*
they under-selling y o u ? ” nlan
i
of the company too increase
Its n o u ris h m e n t. Ho began a diet of
h
N a n made b u t , about
the penitentiary to
inner E, K. Hnusholder
8L
Kltta,
Leeward
Islands,
*Ad
w iio ii
selling Imkery pro- K a bul his s tren g th had b*!co«je
ill NVe
priTm bureiU. t
apparently, Moving west nortn*
r< UiiHsell. "No," he wild,
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exhausted by th e long fa s t and|hfo
they a better product?"
westward. .
death resulted-today*. . . ,
Mk«d. "W e don't think
Lv'rt.
ed
production,
It
wa»
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AMn
a ns we r. ^ . .
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Is Off Line
i Wooden Shots
Form
ake Par Score
ay Total Of
anipion Is 143
Second Round
harp Contrast
Monday’s Play
Hand t'o?u*(*r1< will lit* provided l««*rt will ho emu vied, Mr. Reizensuit!. The
Imntl will alwuv:
always
for both the winter and s u m m e iii stein
u.U'in said.
I he hand
seasons l»v the tr rms „f the „ Kree- ,,uv>‘ * '“ inimum of IA players, hie
said.
merit made
In-tween the I TThe
, ,
.
..j
,
*yesterday
,
hand, will
use ,•
the .new lbnnd
( ity < ommission and Joseph Rciz- , *|u.|| 0M the Municipal Pier when
enstein, lender and nuiiinger of the it is completed. It will probably
Municipal Hand. The agreement i he necesasry, it is said, to rope
calls for !M) concerts for the y e a r 'o f f Seminole Boulevard in both
iHiljiliniiiK t h t . 1. The city will [directions during concert hours bepny tlns hand $10,000 for the 1)0 11 uuse many concert lovers will drive
to the trier, and this will result in
concerts.
It is proposed to have concerts a congestion of the boulevard east
mi Sunday during the winter sen- and west of Park Ave.
The hand was originally employ
son. and twice a week in the su m
mer months, probably Thursday ed by the Chamber of Commerce
here last year, hut tho contract
ni'.'ht and Sunday afternoon.
in the event th» Commissioners | was recently taken over by the
desire to have th hand play for jCitv Commission. The contract cnlla special occasion, the weekly eon -1 ed for $8,000 in monthly payments.
Shock Of Mis _
Occurred Last
Blamed For
Death This
Merton Knew Nothing Klan Issue Enters
Colorado Primary
Of Officials’ Money
$525,932 BUDGET) REPUB«CANS O F , ^
IS ANNOUNCED BY, MAINE ARE EASY ' k
CITY COMMISSION WINNERS MONDAY is;
Driver Of C a rls
H eld F o rH ei
Lee Kinard Says
From Car Prevent
Him Seeing Vi
POLICIES OF KLAN PUTNAM SHERIFF,
ARE DISCUSSED IN PALATKA MAYOR
ANNUAL MEETING MEET GOVERNOR
F lood Danti
Kansas Estii
At F o u r
Sanford Merchant
Returns From Trip Mexican Indians Hold
hnBuildingO n ;Wreck Is Deliberately To Eastern Markets Up Train Upon Which
Obregon Is Passenger
ord Avenue I s iKxcnited’
Ha" Heads
Declare After
Probe
st Completed
‘Broken Streets’ To
Be Completed Soon,
Asserts Contractor
Supreme Court To
Meet On Wednesday
e
Judge Continues To Give Brfead
Water Sentences To Rum VI
Tropical Storm Is
Off Bermuda Coast
ide Baking Concerns Should Be
xed More Money, Says Local Baker Tampa Man Succumbs
After Fast of 14 Days
Attempt On Premier’s
Life, Result Of Plot
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Is Youth Too Busy
7o B orrow a Cup o f Sugar?
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’AS YOUTH today ho far forgot ton I Ik* a g '’-nl<l Ipmsoii of that
historical incident on tin* Hoad to Jerich o —th a t, as some
folks would believe, he'd step on the gas and speed by on tie
other side if the highway were modernly paved with no tra fle
cop in sig h t?
D au g h ter today wouldn’t follow m o th e r’s example and borrow a >up
of s u g a r from a neighbor; she’d phone the grocer.
Son, g as-tank e n ip i\.
would call the filling station ra th e r than a e r o ,; tlie back vark feme.
Times have changed, a re changing. And yet —
'
"Hello," cheerily hailed an ultra-m odern young man to a venerable
m. r. Iistnt the o th e r day. "Hemembor me? Used to come here as a kid
U ltl Ihul.
\ i dling I lie folks.
Needed some things. Remembered Dad
l's"l ’"'I I hat *on were always more like a good neighbor than a m e rc h an t
. v ,rom '
Bum, as his wee boy, gazed wide-eyed from the a rm s
Vi '.'i, - ' ‘V " • , ";1'
m o th er -" H ig h t-O Son! t a k e a good look.
1 on II be 1ill\ mg here, too, one cd' these d a y s —”
Human nature d o e 'u ’l « hange. Youth today is N()T too husv to re
........... . Bud the pint of neighhorlmnss is essential to hn iness.
rilANIC YOU
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The R etail M e rch a n ts
O F
S A N F O R D
I liis Advertisement Paid For by (he Following Merchant* and Rusincss Houses:
The Yowell Co.
. Woodruff and Watson
Lloyd Shoe Co. Inc.
MeKinnon-Markwood Co.
Goitzalez Grocery Co.
Sanford Drug Co.
Geo. A. Speer and Son
TheOutlet •
Miller Furniture Co. Inc.
Bond-Hill Lumber Co.
Sie’s Place
Hill Hardware Co.
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Kdgewood (Grocery
( elery City Lumber & Supply Co.
Kilgore Seed Co.
L. P. McCuller
Sanford Feed and Supply Co.
Churchwell’s
15. L. Perkins.
Thrasher and Woodruff
Smith Bros. Inc.
Laney’s Drug Store
Roumillat 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.
Kd. Higgins, Inc. Ford Dealer
Seminole Pressery
Seminole Awning Shop
I he Sanford Herald
I he Ball Hardware Co.
The Seminole County Bank
The First National Bank
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lACCIDENT
Shebas Must Not *Pet9
On City’s Golf Course 72 TO REMAIN IN
to hint und lake cairlo of their two
cltildron, he told Deputy Sheriff C.
C. Stephenson, ,whrj nitydc the a r
rest. Camel and Henderson’s wife
John •'Hdnderson, negro, watt Went to the dance together, accord
l.ocaPNo. 17M or raKpentars nowbrought him eight feet front the bound over to the grand ju ry to- ing ,o 'Henderson.
Ion., Permanent Head,( u a r t e r s V ,
it,.,,rn
37 Mol.auder Arcade ntdu
Uin. He was down In three. At
the 12th tY.»”
da >' ,,n thc charge of murder. Ho
« lo p 111 need Of a I'ni p ruter n,
i(< r ntinued from Page I)
< arpeoturs call „t it,,. »t,,,v.. „ '
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MANAGER RETURNS
hcari"K £?dress or I'll no., No. (7X-U fu..
It) fk*t i f the flag. He then h lied drove fn t o V sand. His n h V w M 7 ™ * } J*
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l errielent aervlee.
k
(,‘ Sharon o f ,
a dii'firu lt uphill putt for a two .short, but he almost holed a forty £ m “
City Manager W. H. Williams re '•
IIOI.-STON,
lliislness
A*.
footer
for
his
pur
three.
He
then
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was
heW
The t i‘leholder's first mitt at
turned
the thirteenth
and w'}. u
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.......... to Sanford today a f te r an
the fit’th hop|>ed in the hole for negotiated
fmirtoenth in par fours with e rro r
Henderson fatally shot Joe Ca- br.cnc, of three weeks. Acom p. a a birdie' hree and then honned opt Iless
- - golf.
- ^,,1 lle<rro> ,it „ dunce hail jn Mid- ‘nied by Mrs. Williams, hevisited
Chnrlote
H arbor — SlilO.niiu
again, 'lie was content with a pur
way
lute
Saturday
night.
He
went
j
in
his
former
home
city,
Ml.
Vi*rHobby
played
the
fifteenth,
sixhondtf
issued
fo r p ac in g ^every
four.
tenth and seventeenth in p ar fig ther'c to get his wife to come hack ■non, III.
I
street
now
in
use
in city.
Hold:v got bis d/ivor under com- ures.
At the eighteenth his drive
m ard at. uin at the sixth, bis long hooked into a brook, costing him an i
st u'ght smash bringing Inm so extra stroke. He spooned mugnlli #i.*.
the ..........
,'reeli that he was
lde to it, h within f
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n
a n*
. Hag
Onfc more ho was put- S r t n J £ £
*h‘ " T ' ^ ° . p u tt",
in. f..r
f.u a .birdie,
birdie, but his ball
In,ll rim.
h,m n »,l,r 1,0 f,.r the lncomtin,
rim
i med *he cr.tr and he took a pur •ng nine.
four.
He finished the first nine
CAM. ON PKKSJHENT
holes in .‘17, one over par.
TOURNEY LEAD
sS-SSMKI'
. Sanford Muniripal Golf (Inurne
fairways will be "protected”
, Mrvlcts* will be held at against the automobiles of petters. Sings 'will be erected
rcx'm. 9*' Ertekadti Funeral
. * t 8:80 o'clock Wednesday warning motorists to keep their
■* Rev. J . B. Root, pastor cars off the course. If this is
P®°ple» Conci^uktlonal not heeded, n special pollfentan
•Will be in charge of the will be stationed at the golf
f_ Burial will take pine*1 course to arrest the offenders.
I tot Id pad oaenetery.
This precaution is being taken
’As pinwill was removed to I hy the City hernuse of t it.* n •■»■
qenco at 1119 Myrtle a v e n u e , highwny lending to (lie Municip. I
T . W. Langley summoned, course. Petting parties are not
•tion Vevenled that he;•’ being held on the fairways yet,
*d no externnl Injuries,;
«V«dw blow in the kid- | Commissioner K. (•' H,»i* holder
J the result of the eol- ) said at the City Commission
'
^ d n y . but be has a
•jTha attending physician’s
. _
u __ _re 1 nuni h the new highway and the
Jon is said to have
exclusiveness of the surroundInternal injury.
[ m o r n i n g Mr. Aapinwnll ate injfs will he big inducements for
i ’s dibv negotiated the seventh in
I'M J i SMITII'g V v u .
>W at the table. A fter-, couples to wend their wav to the I tiro.'.her par. taking the regulation
.V,
' ’ Sp|’«- >4
golf
course.
h* w n nssisted to the hath- ,
'f iv e strokes, iii t a t the eighth he f
''
best cnllers of P r e s i - ,
“ 1 don't want to tie hard on 'booked bis mast e approach to t h c l 'b 'n t Conlidge’s vacation, H erbert,
MT hia eon-in-law, .1. A. Tnk |
« collanaed and <lied almost | tbeni, the Commissioner said i liwht ,,f the , r..M, in a tran. He J Lily, of Philadelphia and Lew
lately, Dr. Langley said that i with a smile. "They must ha vi» |
.waa due to acute dilation, some place to go. | j,,si want
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heart, brought on by th e. to keen them off |h«. greens
stro n g a, I
r7 « (cct,vely. uf the national,,
Tlu bammou w,,s
can see where they will drive the ninth
Hi. his bull e a .........it
r n i n g into 1 \ ,r".
,' ss"‘ "'tioii. were on t,».|j
^fn In Saratoga Springs
their cars on the greens when , l be roii...h at the right of til,■'green. | day's list of visitors a t the executhe highway is completed "
Asnlnivnll wns born In Sara
his rec.verv was IJ feet from tht t ive offices.
Sprint's,
lie was a tc
t<
u im , N. Y.
j . ,ic
i
pher *
mwd from P age 1)
?;,ri zrh..nt t rbt e ! ,>ard?nin« B»ar‘i
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is when 'he
he was about
..............4ft
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B e g fin s
S e ssio n s
U e F ourteen years ago he
» m®n n ^o n * a " m,‘nntrer of t h e 1 TALLA HASSEE, Fla., Sept II
I Telegraph's local office. Not
-I/Pi T he state hoard of |<ard'>ii'
he was <14 years old did convening
in semi-annual s ,« .|„ n
Isplnwall began to study the
today,
began
the task of hearing
itio n of n typew riter in taking appeals and aigum
eots for clem
tares over a telegrapK wlte.
ency from over Jftn ,o„,itv no,I
[had been examined
at least “late prisoners. The meeting who h
p hysic in ns recently rand pro l." being held m ||„. state
1
...nounred In good health f o r one of ate rhamber. is evpeeled I,, ,
. according to hl»<.family. timie for eseveral davs
Ulties were good, his mind
Ibe board began it- session a*
I «.
n» complyj/jt.s, ox-j about 1 | ,, eloek, being delayed f.-r
fmJId nttneks of Iffl {estion : aa
hour from now
Sonally, jt was said.
Aapinwnll is su rvlferfby his,
and three daughters, Mrs, 1
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Hayes of Dnytonn; one son
“W frd Aspinwnll „f S tuart, Fla
Pinwall wait <u|lcrlntcn,lrW
Troy Telegraph Dispatch
QMJjy and lator the Atlantic
Telegraph Company of
I ’W. V.^yrherq he livgd for If,
Hc w«" a stock broker for
“ p rio r to'com ing t„ Flor-
l i r . and 2nd St.
Policy
$21.00.
»ible Seats
iletic Field
;redBy Cjty
M im .il p u r c h a s e I M u n h a lU m
Isln m i fro m
aS-'~
b l e t t c j l f t ^ e a t a i ' f„r
A th lc tlA fie ld ikere
J--.A0 *XIity voiiimfasion
nday.
ianii—' —i » m’°Vn
A com m ittee
Wmposed of T. W. Lawton ami G
V -f* i ,y ,,l,8'care,l befor,. ||„.
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PETITION i s FILED
J!?"6
* o j ! ,IM,CViUr Wl,rk "Girted
refljtOttao ^ r risen .lock and ware-
.
,i
B. DeGraw, lots III Kill hyrn
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i u Jb ” ritt to ^ ‘"'ford Herald,
Pine Croat subdivision
ihor-Bulgor Realty C„ (,,
. J A” J1,|,<,erH Supply’ Co. |„t*
,, new'Ju,™.'"' " h" iS ""aM" ...........
than
Uh 'w n K.,rc-, should furnish
his
« . Chorpening to Georgiu
m
|D. Kept. 14.
</!’) —
Itmdreds of years from
F aiieieiit Greece und
to tlie Venice of more
n* the city-stAte hus
Ii’rk in political history.
! lew advanced political
aic discussing the po»•oinc leading American
I " mg political entities or
1 Im ago and New York,
I.V. whose spheres of in1<I environs have crossed
•f their own state, ure
at,-nt ioned.
|Tnx Question
warfare between
[ami country districts of
Pa; Illinois and New York
another reason why a
"f a <ity from the rest
is within the range if
an ar-
leria l h ig h w a y th a t is to le a d visito rs fro m all o v e r th e
$(i.7:iB al
Iper cent compounded sem i-an n u ally grow s (o $10,000 it,| cn years.
w o r ld to th e In te rn a tio n a l P r e s s F o u n d a t io n
$.V>:i7 at
ti per cent compounded sem i-an n u ally grow s lo
$10,000 in
ten years.
I ress C ity , o n ly s e v e n m ile s a w a v .
M,M ; i al
S per eeni compounded sem i-an n u ally grow s to
$10,000 in
ten years.
hom e
at
» Kain „ f JX.Ilill „vor thu 4 |u-r ct-nl
fient cry similar to "no
nt bout representation,"
L'ewl j„ both Illinois und
The two largest cities
kmlrv both have coml»l they are^not equitably
VI in the state legialabroportihn to their popuI'dib, influence and the
J" ir tax bill. In Illinois
a downstute mujority
'•very a tte m p t of Chica••ntntives to put through
P.v rc-apportionmcnt pro|i'h , it is claimed, is proI Hie state constitution.
►"pose New State
[tropolitan district of New
three states, New York,
ey and Connecticut. Chioverrun northern Illinois
ubiirh.H reach into Wlsconndiaiia.
A city, however,
u*h its limits across the
P " another state, so thal
*"• of Now York and ChlIf'cinl b arriers break jjp
F.‘‘ully u unified m«4ronolLit.
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Y hicugoans* feeling th a t
r is not fairly treated In
kirs, have proposed a new
INorthern Illinois and adritor
r h e a d v a n t a g e s o f liv in g in th e s o u th e a s t s e c t io n o f S a n
ford a re m a n y a n d b y h a v in g o n e o f ou r r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s
Sem inole ( ou!t|y> Huildi'ng'a'” Loan A ssoeialV oli'* T h is wUI P“ [, V,‘Ur
^c
man who w ants to buy or build a home to dn
.,h W ,
l>»HHiblc for the
be
secured l»v
fieut
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..
so* E very dollar 7
of jyour
lu- wcured
by firm
, T m onev u-ili
Eai'ul« l«i A. C. Junes
* ,JtJ 20 black A. South Kan
I M ig h ts.
^
C«J,n*r y Club Estates t„
I
^ UM4^
Lake Club Hcction.
ttVj?1- Carroll to W. F. Bailey, i
U l t a n d 40. J. H. Ragsdale, Kan^ e ig h ts .
t\l Realty Company to
C- Hodsnn, lots 112 and JU,
Bit Dreamwold,
,
lh B. Mitchell to Henry h
lot 69, Sylvan Lake.
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Orange A Trust C • , 1
BY rj
l°t« in Saolundo'.
j City Licenses Issued
T Btawart, peddler of rugs. 1
Stew art, peddler of rugs.
Vnoldii D ru g Co., d r u g g i s t s ,'
M d Sanford Avenue.
Ton dollars or more
"ill start an account in the Sem inole.
day.
c a ll a . y o u r h o m e a n d e x p la in th e m to y o u , th e r e is
IS n o
Why not do it
t n it w h a t y o u , a m o n g m a n y o th e r s, w ill w a n t to
h v e m S a n fo r d ’s m o st e x c lu s iv e r e sid e n tia l s e c t io n .
Seminole County Building
and Loan Association
.
210 E. F ir st S t.
(U nder S la te Supervision)
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
V -V.’
am
eggiaiai
E. C. M IL IA R . proH.
Eirst N ational Hank Hldg.
P h one 708
Phone 249
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In NEW YORK
stay at
I* a preaeripion for
1
a n d Fever,1
Malaria, (’hills
Dengue o r Bilious Fever.
It kills the germa
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£
Keep Your Valuables
j In Sa fety
G ET THK REST
H'-wcr Urns, Concrete blocks
of all kinds, Roofing- Tile, (V
HM'tit Coloring, Etc. from
i 3
Madison Avenue
at 45 th Street
SA N F O R D CEM ENT
In our Vault, which is lire and hurgrar proof.
Boxes ;,s low us $2.till to Jfi.UO per year. Now is
a good time to rent one.
PRODUCTS CO.
Mh sod Maple
Phone 112-W
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STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS
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**VOI II t|O M -:t
IIA, K IK YOI
F lie s S M o so u ito es
by Ihe Roomful.
A lso
Domml.ALso
Bedbuas. R oach es.,
ATTTamh3.new.Etc
XIIK NOT * IT U K IK II"
NMSY«1«(t|a|,|V
ls s a 5 « & g *
MI AT is Che guarantee that
goes w ith every purchase
5V B W B ST
An hotel with the friendly comfort of your
own home and the moat thoughtful ad
herence to the true spirit of hospitality.
u q u iq
KILLS
Can You Read lis ?
JT D R K ’S
^M A R T
Outstanding <vfatnm
110 0 R O O M S — S I N G L E o r E N S U I T E
A cool haven in ^
dining rooms are
Ben Bemie and his
COLONIAL THROUGHOUT
EDWARD CLINTON FOGG .
Dincto,
Thc Tgddy Bear Cave fbe
with A
Reservations made with any other United Hoed
or with U . N . I. T . I., operating system o f old
World hotels. Direct connection with United
Hotels Travel Bureaus in I^oodon and Fans.
Fireproof garage
e
m
W RN Y
S E N D FO R S P E C IA L SUM M ER RESER VATIO N
sssagB ri
WHEN TRADING WITH US
YOU CAN FEEL SURE THAT
ANYTHING YOU UtJY WILL
HE JUST AS R EPR ESENTED .
FAIR DEALING AND QUAL
ITY PRODUCTS A R K THE
FOUNDATIONS UPON WHICH
WE H A V E
HUILDED OUR
BU SIN ESS.
JOIN OUR LIST
OF SA T ISFIED
CUSTOMERS.
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Sanford Feed & Supply Co.
4th and Myrtle Ave.
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S a u fu r il G r o v e is k x a l c d o n G e n e v a A v e n u e ,
careful
‘fgo E. Wilson to Ethel M.
!on°L7k’ Greenleaf A Wilson
Mury.
to F. A. Jones, li,t*
Mouth Sanford
iit
Jllconom ists D iscuss
■lily of l.ending l T.
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lor Political E ntities
To Piress
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I. d A N D s P E R ( EN T COMPARED
130, 1J1 i„ Frunklin Terrace.
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A m id Majestic Pin*ies
I
Warranty Deed*
Je*i»up Land Comimny to
iltion, Lake
jvhu.,
|0VERN1IIENT|!& ^*& s ^*'."....
S per rent will
Such a fund, placed in trust for your children, lias no superior as
lo Ihe husiness man and investor, such
sla tem en ts should
con sid eialion and in vestigation .
Legal Records
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Spa,
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r Z - r im -alV
l.M h " "
rvrn in ,h r shur. sp a r ' allmrsi us!
in « l": i
ae^iof n '" -V : l,y Mra Mary
•coin the widow, seeking let*.
. Uatanjcntary niu| the probata
^
3So h ,/i
................
$ 1 0 .,
u m l r r ( h r s a m r r o a d i t i a n . w ill i n r m r n r " n V l ' m o M a'IS'
$ " ''
u r a p p r u v i m a l r l v ” 1 y r a r s f r o m , h r d n v , , r i( . , *
h
(
A
v ,'a r ,-;
hou* i n c r e a s e d to t h e e n v i a b l e f o r t u n e o f $ l t ) 0 0 ( 7 o
‘’r '*>'"*'l ^.OtlO.OO w o u ld
^00^, who died at Manchester, Vt*rnt In July i* valued at $1 1215
MIHm
£j
A S S O C I A T I O N com p o u n d s
$">.000,011 invesled in Ituildinc & Limn compounded nuarterlv
Increase (o $10,000.01) in a lit tie over K i .... I
„ «
•
Kept. I I .(/}*i
Todd Lin
a
I
AN D LOAN
;in,l U-u ,,-aru. am i h,- larks Ihr Im .r la n ,r r ,
Imv.na ,s snnirlhlnK Ihal CAN l,c ........
f t t{j!*ye‘!.
",l fh‘‘ Municipal
season, jt was stated.
l- WASHINGTON,
'.h’T
-,l'*l>. in-
X W ^ isr r rj: zzf& rsrzxx
^ T h t r o will be at least five big),
BOOI contests and one college
X*
^
M4KIS»
SAiNFORD LiROVE
lud;».v ht>MUKmmm..
HlaKKerinj; fiKu r ,- | , ,h „ , h ; „ D h ! - ^ l l J i - r d
U-rcHl. Ihr sum noiil.1 now In- only a lilll,. »vur SKIMH).
O O l D * N 0E T l 1
bfYwq automo- th*
when ho tried to p u t th e hupdreda {
onto It he' got w rit tr ‘i cramp. H *f
man nan tti*
___Now
— - Ullt- ------• re p ui^f. juit couldn’t write a check lor that
tfon of being ao cloae that ho alr
;
waya haa to make three or f o u r | n,ucn "*on' y ’ 80 he wrole l X°
trials before he can apend .i ,lol- check*, one for 83^)00 and th e other ,M
for 82.800. wera written on the
lar. They say he never spent a "r
...................................................
dollar on
tho first trial in hi* '»nie biyik, .on tho same date, ■ tjc r„ , ^
life. He is said to be so close, 'th e same time. It was a new kind,
that, compared to him, ti.o birk °f divided payment*,
Lake
on a hickory tree i* like i o w n Of course, its foolish for a man posed for
er luilihard, if you can renvm to go in debt to buy furmtu:e, or
ber hack before the days of. th» groceries or clothing, but if he haa
Corte
present ncgligi.es.
to go In deht to buy a necessity *ed for
m e itu-.omooik-a were deliver >d ( like an Essex Coach, th a t’s till
and the time for the payment • right.
Tallaha
came. The purchaser sat down to ,
Yours,
for,new
write the check for $5000. He wrot»- (
BILL.
ing.
...------------------ the iruibedhte
outlay of 15,800.
- Sixty three affidavits in support
GENEVA. ‘SspV i’14— i l i V h e
"f a motion for a new trial for
l.ucarno
Nicr.lu
. r al IOr '.'a
arno treaties oof security and Hon Ed. Walthall,
'•Seminole Hudson-Essex
,
,
, tt
M" «nd Rurtolnmeo Van-1 arbitration Income officially op
I St udy o f D e cin io n Party Heads Will f„ n
;
ill ( ontenlrnlc I •
«-«»nvu ted muydi-rers \^re erative today when the ratlflcatons
Sanford, Fla.
awri hy In terstate
I» It IJ n
dmpaigns T o 1!",,'i"itte,l to Judge Webster Thav- : ,,y thp
*ltmatorle« ye re d«- Dear Ed:
c O ff ic ia ls S h o w s
1 <>u hear a great fleo7 ..r dirHc Held in 1:f S tales; Ile a l- 1vr »' Superior Court Mon.b.v
' 1
wj*b the semUrml of the
cussmn these day« about tile diviIn not Far-Reaching
ed H allies Are I’redWed
, c^
inn ^ ' ' r e p r e ^ U t i v ^ of 'the six ilrn,i payment system that
WASHINGTON
<
,
,
tlio.dsrer^
ThaY"hL
~
i 'ntfrested nations, assembled In tin si nes s analysts seem to think is
jj TON. Scut. 14—(A1)
hurrying this grand old cnuu'.rv
Irers ami farm ers were
l!»20 for | the league secretary-geherai' anfl on toward the rocks.
L hy the National Fer- Senate, the Democrats plan to eon w ,m b Sacco and
.........
\ nnsetti
were attached their signatures to a pro
But the kind of dlvidon I | «ylj*tinn that they need centrate their efforts j„
f„r th ' ' ‘ " nvictwl Thl! ‘ onfessioi,, exnn- tocol affirming the deposit and re nieiits they are talking about is
[general decreases in coming campaign in |:| st(„,.s t'rn,"d them,
gistration of the treaties. Aft**-, n different kind front a dividend
Ifilizer rates to result where they believe thev havr
,
—- ........ . betward congratulations were ex- payment I heard ahout the ether
lent order on that suh- ter than
Prostproof New 7.’d) gallon fire changed.
nghtlng chance for vieday.
Ljuwn by the Interstate tory.
engine pureha.sed for this town.
Those taking part in 'th e cere.. certain mnn WOo ttis a repu
foniniission.
.
To obtain c tear
.......cut
.. ,control
!‘"rt •', -v,' r!' Construction of new nioney were Sir Austen Cham ber tation for loving money better rhan
.. ; from
(
- j bridge
aeross
Calons.hatChee lain, Great Britain; Foreign Min
jiiinl ■
publication,
the Pendent of support
.
.
th< *"•-1
a rat loves salmon fell inti ihe
River urged.
eview. the Association publican insurgents the minontv
,
. ,
ister Strosemann, Germany; For clutches of one these hypnotic air
e ( ojiimission s find-I must obtain nine additional seat1' ' **StIIMr,~ f,.aii" « b'ghway between eign Minister Briand, France; mobile salesmen, and when lie
vn so worded and u r - j In other words they must win di S n #rt ,nn< Hidmntown ferry to be Signor Scialoia, Italy; . M. De found that he hnd put 111* name
|„ give an im pren in n | except four of the states when '
l‘‘n",iBrourkore, Belgium and M. Zalesrate reductions, but | they'w ill wage th e ir'm a jo r offen"
--1
Lical rttuily* of tht* Ot*» | sivrs.
m
If $1.00 had ln*..*n in< esti'd on C hristm as Day in Ihi* w a r I A I) *.« t ...............
The SEM INOLE COUNTY
H t 'I I , D I N ( >
your interest (JUARTERI.Y.
ffl
.
^"•oata °n t<J "rK' tl"’
• grandstund at the field ,-un
yho used satisfactorily to *,.„(
i a t a football game Mr
said. Automobiles a r e ',, r,J.
I ofl. the field and this , „ts the
w g L “ P’ .uWith hlw»Vh‘ ‘ aceon,
UiaiIu ^n a' , t *,IH WH1 eliminate aumoflUea from the field, be
•action of r>28 seats, costing
. **■ recommended by Mr. Mr
llMu>!<’r F orrest Lake i„
Wad the clerk to have the citv
•g a r purchase the seal* n(
1
ar
i n w
«a*c,
CORPORA]
v :r s s a a s ra
f
$-,.<100.00 iii v e s t e d in I h e S K M IN O IJ * :
Sells Real Estate
I he In d ia n s for ahout
In I!MM» Ihiil sam e proper!., n ib a ssessed ;il S:W20.7."» 1.1SI.110.
)UCED BY m a k in g b id fo r
ICE BODY SENATE CONTROL
mi
Motion Made For f*fe# Locarnil^ TOfektt
Trial for 2 Kilters Placed--------in Effect When
Signed Pacts are Kited
DEDHAM, Mass,, .S,..,t.
C
About C()mp°uncl Interest
In I (i2(i IVU t
i* what,
ihern territory, m uter -1
Ditcnsiw* campaigns are to lie
must be expected,” ‘‘"•‘ducted by the Democrats in
Lr gases "uctiltil reduc-! ,,m o a a ' , ( 'dorado,
Kentucky,
fbleinaCicul."
(M niyland. Massachusetts, Misrllssioti prefaced its or ,! stum, Nevada, Ohio and Oklahoma
statement that "in I >hold,I Senator Itohert N. Stan-1
defeat■characteristics o f this 1field. Republican,■ who was
................. i
reasonably entitled to i 1,1
the primaries, decide t„ run
independent candidate, the *
|nu basis of rates. ’ | a
. by the Fertilzer As J Democrats believe Bert M. Haney '
i \ »*r# the effect of former member of the Shipping1
Dti - tit. „ (, i n | t
Will he as follows;
j Itoaiil, would win handily in (),,•-!
I bey also are liopeful 1iutt '
I £""•
W"»„ | t If l,,| | (! ( ,|M" hail Treat Effects
Republican ranks in Iowa will I
"'ghmjt.
Itnic
of
Alabam
a
the
liv in g ti,„m H,
lire
i Mub'r w ill cause a [ again be so split that a Demo I
! In•, | r,min 'bblt i,eM
•awe in the rates; in | n a t will wot over Smith W. Brook-j
V«_
ilinu
and Georgia, if • bait.
' !n *'r l'un" 1' I'll* lien U,S
Senate ,
tile
Interstate Colli -t Disclosures
. .............. before the
me .-.ennu:
n» l*'atin,-.
, ,„V t41
u .
issjon is observed
h y 'E a m p a ig n- funds
i- committee
...... „ I
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
re1"*|»li'liinllt uc|| '
mniiissiuns, there will guiding the Republican primaries
huill
■•mil \ , . rv
in the single liif.'i in I’entisylvania and lllinuis huve
'"b'niiint
ranged, |u hl
Imiie reductions in the led some Democrats to predict
[uls If the I n t e r s ta t e ) Democratic victory in those stnteR
order is applied t o . uls,i but Republican lenders are t
tales of Mississippi, i coirfident that the tiomrnees of
Vaoessee and Florid.,, their party in both states will
i
advances over exist- swept to victory.
Flo- -tsite commissions I
Threaten Control
,te, have not as vet , ,tljl
mllW> •
xhat their action wid a gain of even five seats, the Re
tl...... rder of thc In publicans would be left without a
SI,DIN) ( a t
Should Die North 1 1,al working majority,’/ us they I
ll.ll.m e . 'rr;intfd i«|
'niii'-inn adopt thein were in l!PL’:l.
J
mis-ion’s scale. .1 wi'l
’tirehibcr
A
long
dead
lock
over
the
o'
j
eruMe reduction uml”r
ganizutioi) of tile Senate ocelli’ I.
iii that state.
lit Arernge
i| a t that
. time. The final solution
of the Commissi ill's 1" a ‘* 1,1 election of a Democrat
it affects inters*.: e Ellison D. Smith, of South C ar,,.'
Itc that till* rat.** re- 11rut—as chairman of the powerful ;
|e offset hy rates that Interstate Commerce Committee. ,
Should the Republicans lose s e v - !
therefore, consi I ••
Itht-rn territory us a cn of their present fif, seats, n.*i-1
vantage in in te r s ta te ! ther of the major parties would
red by shippers or re- have a majority, leaving the I,,:(
!>I .»- I li Is!. Nitl.
mice of power, theoretically, at
-rtilizers.
least, in the hands of a single Sen
I‘hunt' ; i p
a to r—Shipstend, of Minnesota, the
mission's decision aucharge
rales Southern
It) }>t*r only Form er-Labor member.
Norfolk
than rates npplicnblo
Tavares-—
New ......
machinery
itandnrd lines, ami it
.......................
.......... .being
|in so-cullcd short and installed at (). K. lo> I’laut.
Fiti-s fill cents per ton
Lakeland—New Dixie Highway I
Jthi- scale of the stanJ*tV Atlanta, Birmiog- leading from Lakeland to Plant '
laiitie railway is in City will he 1(1 feet wide
- fi t of weak lines,
Duma - Work progressing r a p
p.ti.i! hi favor of short
increases for single idly on eonstruction of Florida
kn.-rally reductions for Power & Light Company’s .new
$ 7,.r>ft0,000 super power plant.
km-lit to the s h i p p e r s _____
If '.-,tili/.er may result
lew basis for figuring ' " ' M: 11,5 all persons in a fifty mile
but:iiiici in (lie order.’ radius from the city's center.
The government could only re
. ply that it enuld not include citiI zens of another state. The Chica
go city limits parallel (lie Indiana
D p A D I V M border for several miles.
Across |
l u I l i \ f Ej L j I I I tI ! **u‘ One are the great steel centers j
■
- - . r . 1,,f Hammond, Michigan City and
Keel & Sons
Myrtle
... ARE
K
ON
IN EVERY H A im C lH .A R
our auto renting system is sutislactory to our patrons, as they
have the selection ,,f tile cai they
•lesir,,. and can drivv the best,
they have a m ultiline ,,| cars
, In.os,. I com. and all are guaruut '. il pert,” I, me, haul, ally and
■theivus,., and the icntal rates,
l be trip or by the hour ,,f d a y ’
•ii< leasoaablv low.
iE R V I C e
.■*
The 12
Y o u Drive I t:
A T I5 F Y IN G
V~: .!.« ,» •>
........................
O^er'Tp,(Grand Jury
Curious Facts
LWaa a .m em ber of the f.Htb<
fork Volunteers in the War
W the Staten, and nfterwanls
Ihdcr of the Troy (J. A. K.
for niarfy years. Hu was a
l*n, having been a mcinl>ci•,
.T ro v Y. M. C. A. orchestra 1
M^Troy Huniclpal band. Het
|.I»ember of the Sanford band i
•*»w years ago. .
I
2 ^ ”
VoYlCK W c * * i ^ A C T b * » ,
p n o * f m r r i V|B r i v t & n f c a
.
m
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The 12
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THE INEVITABLE
ON THE QUALITY C.
|v t|
i” I
I S
fM
1*
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There could be no greater proof of
Fiaber quality than the selection of
Bodice by Fjaher for all of the leading
nukes of cars, In all price dividaps.
J
'
J&Vv
nude a Body by Fisher the ermiM
of highest quality the world
Fisher Bodies have been exdudvsly
adopted for all divisions of the Gen
eral Motors Corporation, for instance.
m m
I
And .whether your aelecdqn he
Cadillac, Buick, Chevrolec, Oakland,
'OWttaobiie or PoBtiad,.*o« every
General Mosove cer you find a body
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b
tre t C ih / C t L i
VP
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a,
H i? c r » :'T '..’41
I'-
asked the census “*J
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*
Mussolini Threatens
I ' f f f j______
r * * Class
Manor
Sow# Highbrow* 8 peak.
______
_
. 4No> th *f ia not an ad vertisem en t th a t has been sm u g g le d !1
D on’t Cry, Erie r 7 R.
r J » Triorwa.- under a « «r into an editorial. That ia not done by reputable newspaper J I
BY ARTHUR B RISB AN E
. quoted words ju st happened to recall a pleasant picture! H opyrlyM (tail. h> ntmt
m
“L et electricity do it for y o u ”-Jfr
I,«» him self*
anyh°^‘V cou‘<, Ket an editorial, or a sermon, for[
ADD
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T E L E P H O N E S48
(ATV
MRS. FR E D S, DAIGEK. SOCIETY EDITOR
( onsui,
rr ^family imnw"’
TZ.
w P
^ Y O tli
7 TRULY love to live in d a n g
„p " " y Mussolini, with sincerity
%
JST.
far
a1t'.r
g 'ifw**
’
■ tZ M C fu rrio * r a t i o ,
On a Florida farm, one o f th o se farm s that are for the ,
"trike"
Z llE T P -X ti lM.x M-.nth.- U R0.
V t t
. „ v „house
„ um. I intend absolutely to atop' porf.
S )ty, , by *-«rrl*r. per lurge part citrus groves, w as a little old house.
The
lodlca] attem p ts against niy life."
v uum.isi iz.ou
had been built in a great hurry out o f roughJum bcr. because
He- threatens to
kv, re-establish
■r-vsuioiisn capAs 1" Pulshmcnt, now unknown in
f* JIOTU K, All nbltiiMrv the farm er w anted to spend his tim e tending his trees.
of ,h*nk«. rusnliitinn.
laxfCOi4>f*nt Wfslnmwmn v h r m
(pilo*, will l>c i'li(rHoi]
r, Advertising rains.
afiaetl, as roughly built ns the rest o f the house.
The place !• Mu"«d.:.ii warns 7’ranco that it
bad
never
been
painted.
T
he
f l o o r o f fh ..
„
.
,
. ' 1!J unsafe for her to harbor anarAMOCIATKI) PRRM
i v
, , } K Por( h had : fhists that plot against him. This
AjMeetataS l'rm» Is o H i i i . crevicos betw een th,. I«
antltlM
the u«n for re
,,,-t!"eeB th e boards big enough for th e ch ildren ’s ' "u;'1‘n 5 '* thr,‘Ht , , f 'v«r. The French
plication or Mil news rUspntch*
‘ 1Wl11 nut worry, but Mussolini
111 this paper flncl hIs» th« m arbles to drop through.
At*
m
s__«ra published herein
c n n v ( *n it‘n c e o f t h e f a r m e r t h e w e ll w a s H bout t w o ! fhl,t 1 do " " t u t t e r ^ o r d a ”n vain " I
■---- r i # t repuhlleatlon of epeclnl I f f |r
Upatchss herein nrs also reserved h u n d r e d f e e t n o r t h o f t h e h o u s e , a n d to g e t n b a t h in t h a t I ih ,'itcl,f ,tcn" ° f thoUiands gathered I
TUESDAY. SEPT. 14. 1926.
ffilla,:/ \:,i
__________________
Restoring capital punishment
■•III# MUR Ai.o e i.A rro iiM
p,,*
e
, , ,
l may give Muttsol
Mussolini a valuable
lA A A 'V le ss Isk e a t M safertl
f r»*i I u ,
his
u
f
a
m
i
y
ha<i
i
,
lu
n
t
v
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f
RO'I'I
t
h
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g
s
t
o
e
a
t
a
n
d
t
h
e
v
*
e*P°n
"gainst
hi enemies, but
v iA e» t.
w o r e it h a p p y c r o w d . M o s t o f t h e w o r k o n t h e nlm-n in. I . i '*
Increase, rii
He*—Deeper n s te r m ale lit Jsek«nn- i n g t h e g r o v e
w-n.,
rK <,n t n *. ,la<
m c l u d - attacks on his life
r. ,
T tlle.
/
i n * t h e ffro v y e r r . w e ^ ' b ^ h T m s n ' i ^ ' k W ! f * ,* , V W
P lP ' i ' ” ‘ T h . ‘ ™ r * i S S
!A
. ni
‘ n< h . H W lfe an(l l.l1‘w,,P " brother to death. Musso( "f^-CawrfroeOon of Ht, Jnhna-ln- t h e c h i l d r e n . T h e v la i d lin | , | , ; J „
1
, 41s , R iv e r C nnsl.
T h e y b o u g h t t h e m J n i ? 1 q u i t e « Hiirn o f m o n e y m t h e b a n k , j " w kn«w« what r.enin did to the
A
i ney o u g n t th e m s e lv e s a n a u to m o b ile .
S a t u r d a y n i g h t * <znr■teMalos a t while war.
... i H l i a a l s * pool, trn u l* rnlirls. t h e y all w e n t t o t o w n a n d h a d a g r e a t t i m e a t t h e m o v i e s ™ , I , ^ Vh? n -h,‘ H,nU‘ killH ” ' " ;'n innl.
,WM r f * . . •
in t h e s t o r e s .
K
11 l,U n u n U H flntl that justifies killing, to f... crimr •*—A « * a * e a ,la « » r h a iia in a p ro
, b u,
i t wi i
, ,
.
1 bud mond. The politicnl assassin 1
I, I
A .' h h i R rR p ^ -h « * se s , h o te ls, n iin rt.
h j f s l koiu'ea.
t e n , e n / J t o r >0b H. ,K’k (,Ult<' a s h i,U ‘ *° » l i t l l o c l e r k j n t h e ,,n-v s where capital punishment ex ■
t+^-A City ('iimmlMlnn a,r ft«e niein- «n t e n t s t o r e , a n d o n e w e e k h i s m o t h e r i n v i t e d h e r to
!
1
n,v lif,‘
my
IfT
— . . hero.
hom e w ith th e m a n d sp en d S u n d a v m uch
„ i,
" • > r‘» . opponent’s hfe. therefore l a m i
,i b o v s rloliirhi „ ,„ i , 4i
.
V . •’ r,,l|( n t o t h e b l u s h i n g : manly.
I.~ C o n stru rtli,II
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l.n k r Monroe.
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observe
that
abolition
»f
S<^-<'ample Mini of rliy hell III Iflrii ■ . S u t to m a k e it a g r a n d o c c a sio n
«-«|ntal
punishment in Italy has
lip s p rottrnm .
I b e l i t t l e c l e r k w a s f r o m a v e r v m o d e s t m.r,.
U
diminished the number of murders, i
" sfiin
; fn
-E v p sn
of sehool sy stem
•
hon" ‘
, , ( ‘r
However.
power to execute
w ith p ro v isio n fo r In eren sn l g e r s a l a r y nairl m o s t , .r l i
faelllllem .
w a s Used t o ,-itv
■ * ex p en ses m th a t hom e, b u t sh e ■
groups
for
conspiracy i
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K,’n"d
hangs
/>BUN:K FE B S E FD R TODAY
hi. t a r m h o u s e w e r e a s t o u n d i n g to h e r
\ Tevn»;
(groups of men for conspiring.
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D MAN’S PHAVKRm a n n e r s , t h e g i r l c o m m e n t e d ^ aa<; n,l,< h ' ^ H ' n g ,n s o c i e t y | prohmg the life of fascism as a
(h- V flh the^j, MS he hath ..................*
■ K ,n ( o m m e n l e d f r e e l y , a n d w h e n ss hh ee cc oo uu ld
I
c m
ld , government
. . . . force.
X
itfyTAlhor " I SuiA. 20 :
I
.,
Mussolini
s t h r e a t
against
U 1
19.
’W rv.ii
^l < '
i
I*
rnnct>
will
increase,
French
satisu**foV
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B1
I faction over the entrance of Ger
II P ft/V Y J iR .- Gracious God, we u,X hP i Z ";h" 7 " “ '4 her for h i, lH,c Kirl »„ff,ro,l m iw r. many into the league mid what
v.___
jow the prayer of a righteous
, nciitih to be friendship establish-!
if
thov
h
'
J
u
I
,
!h°
"ympathissing
family
folt
«omehow
a.*
in availeth much in its work
I III between Europe's two great re- j
I publics.
---(»m wonderful world This'Viri n T ro ^ T lo ir^ T h ' " ' T
! het France and Gcrnmy say sinstupid silence as the boy in the f'tmilv car T„V 'h Ht° ml
,T 1 IB WRECK
J.
rerely, "1B7(1 balances l!,| | one!
! wipes out the other. The great il
ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT
(A fte r BasselUi)
j r reach and German republics will!
{hr shr ai<,,*r ^
(F ro m GJ. K.'s
. _ Weekly
_____
stand together to maintain demo1 " " " t i " " ’ »" lime ponce
When
•, i
dooryard, was ”(Jee Wliiz, let elm tri,Til.V
ak‘'do“ it^ for tUr"
police and one law
law.
Bonny ship I freighted
vim.",n tl" erntic
government in Europe.”
*b. n i l ’s deputies hnve tired at .'of hiw enfor
. i
. S| k
t h wines in every chink,
Mu h a statem ent would m c u n 1" "'P* nntoinobiles (Tin: refused law in mind
tio. Vok't . n V " T
eh winea ns were emitted
T h e v is it w a s w h a t . s t a r t e d t h e I r a n s f u r m a i i i
v I r te n d ly .men to drink
hou.se i n t o w h a t i.s t o d a y
mni
.Now S»v«
give •a glass in ch
charity to i*
liwow
,,r
u .- i m i n u 'h o m * ^ ! ! £
S
€
:£ / ^
'
» / t h i s old
d salt, for he
11 UUsn t d e r t r w t y , h « , T
. f(TIif 6urf)l'’ktorwiy winds ,
' UP *<*l snee
- ------- i r u u
th«
■.WKJ
i'.y,-
Another One Who Wishes The Schoolhouse
Would Burn Down
•
A* Bmbape Seea, I|;
«•«?
■■•>•' 'v
Bef,or* i
SeminoU
ft - €
8 ihq
ELECTS
Co.
OJn053rfs>
.ntL
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No .lob Ti»o Hi*
j
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I’ark \lf
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DRESSKS SMOR'p HUT RUT n w
SAYS
« i r r,r. KfciLOW KNEE,
. Attractive Member
buv
-BACK FR0M
'*t l '
“
D-in
M c, ' J K I I \ f N T H P ; W
E A SXT
Social
lendar
Sport and
street iiresSI
................
«hort. but reach below
,|„ , uri‘ 1 iunior clothes, is v)iic
luternoon dresses are I"Mger and
t; v,,nin:r ,1l, esscs a ,e Udng shown
evening gown lire ouitc long'
' f i b " , n , M "Ni net y per cent
’ This
bit of fashion news
" n ‘ ^ ry ljll'5 waisted basbrought hack fiom'' ' .w''' y!i*. l "
SJ' ' ‘ Slli,l- “They have hrilMrs. Sndye Maunol.
,• •
l,nt .offoi', s - Hoops also play a
Monday
Unumel's Snecialitv Shim „f
put t. Anything th a t
Ihlcen Mnllory Circle ford, after visiting tile fnsliiom,l I i"-' f lv.'' 11 Hill effect about the
13:.‘I0 o’clock a t the home shoos „„ Fifth A venue
’1 I !"” S
in
Evening dresses
Hockey on Pnrk AvoRhick is (he prediimi»iiti,i<, . i
T* 11
nnkle length. Kvenincr
with touc hes of brilliant hue-c Vhe ' u r ' ^ ' h 'I'’1’1 thl‘ ^,l11 *kir( effects
! nion of the F irst ConChurch will hold a
ing nt 2:.‘10 o ’clock a t s i : ^ i n . ' r j i r V u ' s .... (
.................
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go, Hll Palmetto AvuSaturday
[dance at the City Hall
. Ur set, the hosts being
Leo of the young sooiul
Tuesday
^
ICIass of the Bnptintiii*
meet with Mrs. Albion I called the
|8 West Seoond Street {trn.
tra dtin..
in g w
attention.”
s a i - Tshe
S ksaid
,"
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
O f C o lle g e
Set
M IS S L I L L I A N
S H IN H O L S E R G U E S T
O F H O N O R A T B R ID G E S H O W E R
BARTOW,
Miss Marion Hsiid and Miss [from t<io room a large golden bas- Twenty convicta
M arjone Dempsey were joint ho* j ket tied with green ribbon was county gang* i t ^ -----rw i w n n
teases 1 uesduy evening nt a do- placed nt her table. Tha banket Godwin, overpowered
iglUful «’ard party and shower, contained mnny beautiful gift* Broke away ahortt
Monday. Sheriff A!
___
honoring Mias Lillian Shinhoisar, a | from friends for the bride-elect,
hricie-eloct of ()otoiler. The loveAfter the opening of the gifts available deputies rushed.
## i ,nc
linmi, whrrc th«»’ the hoAtOMEcii
hy Mri scene.
affair was given, was opened en Walter S. Hand and Mrs. I»empThe eonvlct* a t the
suite for the occasion, nnd pre-j >.ey served refreshments consisting Iwing moved from Um
sentcil a veritable garden.
i of golden ire crenni froion in the Lake Wale* to a n e w __
I he spurious rooms were d je o r - 1 shape of roses and placed on S ta r Lake near Alturas.
ntod artistically in the color nnm f green leaves, with orange punch
All the men who escap
of grei'n nnd gold, goldenroj* lie , anil Indy fingers.
nerving short sentencee.
ing used in baskets and bowls. In
iss S
Miss
Shinholscr'a brunette beau- m t \ c eAcape wort ltckixifl
this garden scene the card tables ty wus enhanced on this occasion I Afternoon.
WT » . "C ,• .
.
' *’v Hie gown of striking design
. >allies, in the shape of "Kew- fashioned of figured georgette and [ Orlando— Bid* received fog ,
pies were of greon nnd gold , trimmed with cerise velvet.
I struct Ion of new Marshal) 1
while the score pmls were dainty! The invited guests included the I ’ Altamonte S pring*—Ni
bund-painted design* uti
back- following: Miss
Shinholser wm^r system tnetaUed-in
* ‘ *Lillian
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ground of yellow.
Mis* Frances Dutton. Miss MargaTltu.vllle— Tltuivill. H lft, |
After severnl rounds of bridge >rt 7-tclinry. Miss Mina Howard t« bo improved.
•-•♦tl
scores were counted nnd priz.es 'Ir*. Ralph Steven*. Miss Perrip 1
____
were awarded
High score, held I o,. (tell. Mi** Kathonne Wilson
hy Miss Margaret /.uebary, wa ■ Mi s* Sara Wnircn Fsterhy. Mis* to be widened from Palm Beach
favored with a i ;ml table envoi Fern Wind. Mi** Emily Bnlivv Luke Worth.
showing a Grecian design. Second Mt«s France*- .lone* of Winter
Mumitoe- Work started on n t
hmh score, hold by Mrs. 1'ogciio Park: Mr* It |. Honker. Mr* flttl OtHI School, building.
Tilth-, was icwarded wiiti a cui Eugene little. Mrs C-irl Scli'llt.*.
Crystal River—Naur watc
work center piece
Cut prize. .1 Mis* Mnri-aret Cox. Ml** Prnniv.* sewer system planned for thii
dainty decorated powder puff Cherry, Mi*s Edith Teague, Mr*
went to Mrs. R. K Steven*.
Arthur M00, e. Mr* I Y. ltemp.
Mis* Shinholser was called to soy. Mr*. Walter S. Hand and Miss
the telephone and while absent Ruth Hand.
!
!
!
\vss?a
i
:" I r a i r s s . & T r - f c H . i
ork, Mrs. I
for evening.
.......
,/ o m.e ^ i,{h rr,,wn nredominato and
nil rolorA.
in Mkitt lengths is
|Wednesday
I fill.
make tbe models longer, Mrs
Turner Circle will i The bl ouse hacks hi •* mihm-ii 11Mir, *'»
|>
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.
.
•'•'"uu’l ahi,I "It seem that they
Mrs. S. W. Vain at land tin- nine efiVcs, e-neciall\
l&ia Palm etto Avenue. ....... .
are being featured. \| - 1"',‘ Ifvitig to In ing them down to
lock.
| Ruuniel sani. Ttn Eton effect with fhc
ngtli of the evening dresses !
■vout It fill tnodeD
especiallv
in now. she said
V
tel Arrivals
1 sv "SINci MN,
n , ; 1"
Intczuma Hotel
^Irs. J. M. Allen of ()r►snl Ely, N’ew Haven.
H. Shepard, Jnckson\\ W Alexnnder, At[ll. T. Ector, Interluch
Mrs. (). N. Meindotte.
Mrs. Jam es (’. Lee,
Movie Sidelight;s
20 ConTkrtft In
County Make 1
Flair of Styles
i.
Vv '*■'*
(By Associated i’ress)
iHy The AssoriaGsl Press)
At
Mnjcd Colemun is known about i
Women’s Canes
Cecil H. Dc.MillcG studios ns the I
b i n e s Filling SI
girl with the misspelled name I Walking sticks are fashionable
1 *1.1 Sanford Aif. 11
iir^ >
After a year’s so jour u in bits an I for morning and afternoon walks,
are simple and almost mas
sumII purls, the tv|>e sellers and j
The Kathleen Mallory Circle of
STROUDSBURG. Penn., Sept.
Proof readers have learned to leave , culine, but a number shown in
the First Baptist Church held It* 1 l I/Pt- The
nonchalant
Gene
Mnjel’s name as they find il. Her Paris are lov. red with snake m
weekly meeting Motiduy afternoon Tunney is 'llsnpuenrnng ns the
;
shark
skin.
For
uftei
noon,
there
name, <«y* Ma jel. win. was a ls*au
nt the attractive home of Mrs. day of Ids championship bout a p
1 t v contest winner in I 'mrnii.at i. I are canes with handles covered
proaches.
He is heing replaced
Sarah J. Stewart in Bel-Air.
^minole Hotel
; with small bonds. The latest n..v
mentis "Wood Dove."
hv
a
grim
fighting
man.
Continuous from 1 p.
Plan* were discussed for u towel
[•‘by is the black varnished .atm
ftcr, Palntka; .Mr. and
The challenger grow* more se
shower to In- given on Mondnv nnd
I with small painted ri^.,.s
?«ar, Little River, Fin.:
Weeks of reminiscences at lint
tentative arrangements made for rious each day us hi- gets clo s e r,
|ns. Jacksonville, Kin.; versal t'itv followed the destruction 1
the staging of a church bazar to ln> to fight time. Manager Billy Hih- \ “Why Girls Go Back He
L1
< olored Jet
*"ii and Trainer Lou Fink would
given at some date during the coin like
in, Kissimmee; K. A. I !’v /.'T, nl ‘‘V* 1,1,1 <VnU,, v "tmlm* : -let i* coming into fashion I
With Palsy Roth Ml
to sen the mild mannered Tun
1 111 Hollywood. I he Century once
ing
winter.
t ’boo ti\ l-'lnmters
tytona; K. T. Hereford. was Universal’s home and many again and is seen as trimming oil
And a Special Coot
nel- vicious when he bids for the
|:mi| v (;n ,lin
ly daughtei ,.f Mr. and Mr*. It. |„ Griffin
Mr£ Stewart announced that championship.
Comedy
Iy.; J. H. Foe, Eustis; film folk, including Harry Pollard. dresses. Hut it i* usually dyed „f tilt* t i n
b-pailed Sunday aftern.-.-n f..,- Tnlhihassee where she showers will be given at intervals
igM-tn,
give... nn cm
“The Feud”
Today there was nn boxing hut
, .blue
. . . . . .or red,• to ••
|son, I.akelami; Bertha Lois Weber and King Kuggntt,
will is- a -tuoent in the .Florida State College for Women. Miss Griffin to raise the circle’s pledge of >.10(1 the ring
„ ,
1 i( 1■. ’ ..J
“/ Pllln‘
n m i ' i n , got |»*
f
. . «»' * ruby
i etfeet mi
ha* made Sanford liei home for many \.--ir< and i* a general favorite for church work for this year. The tomorrow,program will lie resumed
liaml; Cur lot ta Hrnn- now diroitors fori il ’niver*al.
I
it
t.<
used
for
evening
dre**es.
their
start
there.
fumilo
. " 1subject
" ,n l >B
Tha Whole | Dons, aed lotting hell loose once ah, X - K I l,„,
, *,fr*«’,s ’ TJusktotor^ he has arrested, the
SM ALL ( ’ASH PAYMENT DOWN
W'lh a la.gc circle of friend*. She wa- graduated from the Sanford routine luisitiess of the circle whs
lam
ily «.„nf
w ent .sort o-ef crazy
on •ythe
li; J. D. Bruce, J a c k
| High SrhiMil la -1 y!‘Ui*.
Hilt once I hey I •»««•.
*. r.- I“d ,,v vi ,ntid
'«w.s numher of gallons he has poured I
[9 lerad, fvhab we transported,
, ,
Two Color Felt lints
disposed.
s'. Wilson, Cincinnati,
\ lima Hanky was not the onlv 1
,
_ _.
____
wap*.w'folly crew,
litt, Miami.
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T h e HcH A u t o I n d e m n i t y
siren in the City of llarhara Worth j . ‘‘‘ »Iw.'Ti Y l>0,,f'lar. !‘s ‘?v''r
chopped into junk, not I
**th and Sanford Avenue
, while the fresh winds sported, beautiful m agazine
Tho film miratio that
fuii'um
"
*M
JI*
an(*
vnnvictinn
that
Then
the
an
,afi)’ortl’
S
|,rnent
>n
a
!
rhr
London
Athenae
in
Nevada,
erected
hv
Samuel
t
a
1
(be
latest
novelty
is
to
have
(the
l-iencl,
resorts,
and
whereas
ly
when
the
waistcoat
is
gold
or.
Afutocintion
drank a cop or two.
iildez Hotel
tnunded New York.
rouyh, thev had to be done
1 ,miK bedroom s looked Ho
so I1'luestiomn.- Its r‘
readers
religi
'y>t
a<l«
’.
r
'<
on
religion,
have
its
effect
in
Florida
and
...ne,
..as
orougnt
to
book.
This
has
Goldwvn
for
filmin<.
"The
Winning
I,hem
tw!»
k.™>' '"!,J black, .they formerly . .-ached the ankles, ml' it lame, the thing to wear is
More Automobile Insurance at
Emil J a n n l a n , Lya Dot ]
over. The lonjr am! shorf o f il I '»»"‘»«nees these results:
iver, BuKhncll, 11. It. ;
|
or
red
and
black.
They
have
no
t
|M
.
i.iov-.
the
1
1
-year-sentence
im
cr
a
double-decked
evening
cap,
with
At five Mh ™ ,, “ nd S * f k’ rtl.''y .h av'' n'',tlie.v m.w only just cove, the
i ' ?()m»
lit
created an unhealth.v s ta te of’’mind
chverly drinking,
25
per
cent
Isorer
Relee.
Get
A Special Parol—m
nvillc; R. (’. Sham. I of Barbara Worth.”
| trimming except a simple gros L ’
w a ., ( h a t t h e o ld h o u s e w a s no t ' t11h e r e i t. ' a ,tn T i* T " I )I V11 J
" lluiiiuuiul ttic...
‘hr.Y hlu. n d re d and
a *..fl velvet top and a broad g.^l
.......v . tl1'|!Vn W‘],i: r Haywood, an | in judicing circles, fr,„„ countv to
’toward the shore,
ir ,>;iiu ribbon.
”a.,..?*U ,,t “ h,mpU>
uur rrlea FIRST, compare it
Novelty ... . t knees.
ktu-cs. The newest bathing sulU, peak.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J, (! o’clock in the morning tii.isv sinuis i^grain
« .V
n u t
, U a M a t th'* P n d o f i thirty-eight answers have been re- <U
of
another
kind
scnVctied
through
H»H eonHtal.lv. for killing a ' federal.
It is that
P Z u '
with any other Company. See
PpM snip was sinking,
"Tali, a C k o W ’ '* ^
li; 0 . L’. Chatham, Pareived. Five hundred and t h i r t y - .
j
both
tor
iid-n
and
women,
are
those
"■"slvot—-«o morel
Aeeop’aTaklo*
\'ernn Williams, Or- the camp to awaken tin- cast, ami I
ATLANTIC CITY, Sepl. 14. - .
Leather Trimmings
0 . C. F E L L O W S
| wit Ii white top* and colored shorts
w e r e c o r- seven believe in
p e r s ^ r i V ^ / * !11m"’ b e ' V X u . d " w £ T t ml T t T fi h,g mllklj’ ^
n,t,<,h'’1
.’ti REPORTED KILLED
Comedy
LLedwoll, Chicago, 111.; it was noti>d that deseit morning* , Leather trimming is having a . genet all v
ol’l .luck IVmpsey went into in
Room lli Arcade Bldg,
lire
cold
even
(.hough
thermometer*
overed
with
a
little
'Hanging F t f H
tfield, Pittsburgh, Pa.; soared to UK) degree* at noon.
u
nsive
r
e
'
t
i
n
g
nguiti
today
,
l-hnne
120
Res.
4
«*J
gn-nt Paris vogue and leather ac l-|, it of il
noe eo|..|- Black and
)\'DON. Sept. I I. ,/J'i |)i*- ,
et--., C learw ater; W. T.
ecsxories of all kind*, part iculut Iv vvlnti I'M+ o .-ii li d. and in t his I pa’*In-.* from Sydney report a rail and a day of rest for hin spurt ing
W r o J k S S ! ? - 1SHI” i ha‘, lS | , S ! ‘ l"{'W
« '» " K D ie,,- i Chriat. .....................
«•••
. .................who
, ,, 'j believe that death
1
"f
,,n t,,,'
1
JUlin your tally’s hull, it
ust
ii. (In.; W. It. Tip- 1
lot the holiday and traveling *«;.
.■
l*ln 11*1111 • »m i- workeait- ad wreck m the mountains near ) pnrtm-r* was relished.
I nolle t
1 from all danger free.
, m ..r e .
.........
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good for violator* of the
», Gn.; W. A. Wallace i Janet Gavnor, in the role of •;on
I ■
's'ix limu red and sixty i X believ,. j Vob I,
on
one
Hats,
short
coat*,
l-.u:-on
th
...
law
they
i a white tine • Blanford. \ dispatch to ihe Eve- 1 Tomorrow h«i will resume hi*
f ;ir I.
/,. F. Siiuire, J a c k - i *’uthciino m "The Return of Peter conls, collars, cuffs, pocket flap i on th whil t.*|*
' n happened. I In
iri some torn! of ( ’hri- tminty
Y'v*. (Now gtve n glass in churitv to *'»'•, w i t h «>«|u n i i i n i i fv n s In ’ w B ltttly in g lik e ntntl t o
M;i< k skir t i t.nickers.
i
n
t
o
;
tiling News, su>* Uti persons were | polishing off process with a heavy .
»
this old
old salt,
salt, for
for inhe
’f j i t'l v u n m l* c l’a s s in a ’s« ho< l V 1 1 ’* ,
P
C
r
u
t
c
h
field’
'
lack'Gehnm"
impressed
Victor
S.
heitlk<‘ n
m believe j n Christiiuiity not * *
hot Ion*. bug>, belts, all appear in j
gThrough itorm y whids
................
'killed and litt mulled, while a Ron- work out, hut tho public will Ik*I
i...
Weber,
T
a
m
p
a
;
M.
'I'te.
t
o
,
.
bv
her
a.-ung
d
,„
arid evil 1 (.J.-clnVui
" M’1
•P<’fu in |n K y. J| w a n t s to l)(. nii - ........ ................................. ^
’, F
r
■
The record nf achievement made In thi, hidiil
ee bn«
out i,iu
..n ut
“ 1 "b o ll t 1 .
| mg the filming ot those tragic suede ami leather of every hue 1
chanco
has lost
his all
| ’n\ |-'or | Ira| m-:I
" ' * 'It'l'alc h *a> * ;t per*ons were burred. Dempsey say* secrecy i s 1
l The colors either match tlu- tweed
required because lie desires to Iryj
|
moments
iiuinediatch
following
tho
Mai
pride<arH
"f
oxiw,v",,r‘’ i,( <»»*’ h> luuk liMck ipM,
I’.
" t ?
............. .........i t e i w ’i i i i ” .........
v :v
'
for i* no beie,or Wol |i | killed and J.r> injured.
or woolen clothe* with which lh c y |
---------() out a few tilings In* may use.
death
of
Peter
Grinim.
--P IE R R E ,
h-ft Monday for Hen
11 i timing d
an- worn ot form ’ a light. c..n around (In- neck
vM n* » " " >-'”1 women, rcpie-e.il V
'" .’P’
«n.v ...... ,!( „ derive* sarn li,"!^ fr n. tha
r i"
- ■
n--------"I have had stage and studio ex- I trust,
Lake Worth Contract let for against Gene Tunney.
"llsve Your Insurance Written Dy Men Who Know How*
N.
('.,
where
he
will
apion
Mslnoii
in
fioin
..I tin- do
|
Dett.w
still,
it
j
tisl
j
Ties
us
in
looking
lorward
«itb
<
iMuimmi'....... .
“ '"""K 'he l.l’.un, ‘Z,'# }* 1 '"*l j1’'
they did higbe, ,,p*
WashingtSil* *who*e
’f
'!
Even old friends lire rullying in j
perience
with
m
am
artists,"
said
I
nislull.itton
of ni w white way *ys
We Offer Policies In
I
this
year.
, *jnorc prisoners walked out
with
,
f
.
I..
lU
w
o.
kc.l
l.ilo
dfi
-i
OUO.IUIO l.ii....1 r, beings on this ear th, "“J
IU'ed and Ilie bullet high ambition is
1
idenrc |„ ,h,. accomplishment of still Digger tkiin i
such numbers as to constitute u
the director, "but 1 do not think I I
teni along II strict
I IV
i,
. . .
s,» to adulteralo ,
llfdftL last night.. Evidently
11and t In- not k i
nearly .,11 worried, miserable. I,..p-, ;,|,‘‘*ri,d Hu- back of .Mrs* Yin hau
(he
future
to
r
Sanford
and
for
YOU
.
nuisance.
From
now
on
he
ill
-1
Shi.rler
Bathing
Cloaks
have
ever
seen
a
\oimg
player
in
LIRE
TORNADO
ACCIDENT
LIABILITY
; l ulcohol that Its consum ption.
Hotjpr sy s te m ” is still in force.
cr Lansing returned to
mg that whatever power pm them
'’a " ’ing insiani death
Bathing coats and cloaks have loir.-.
T h e S t . I V l o r s h u r K T i m e s g j v o s o u t a lift!,. r „ iu ,
,
M’mtt-i Hnvoii \Yw .$22H,(UM) tends to devote his entire time to
PLATE GLASS
SURETY BONDS
exdny, a f te r spending ject det-|H*r feeling into a part than
M e invite you in s h a re wiih us in Hi. Is-nrhl* ol I
v ic e o n h o w to b o h a n n v
u
, , u c . a Httli* f a t h e r l y a d - hM'' bn* nr ranged some fnlur..' H this « er nn isolated instance " IIt blind, .tin j in and slay.
Midi
tIndittm-i
,1
jacket,
esp
follow ml oidniarv street vear at
postoffice In In- erected. "
lhe business of getting himself
ifonder how the race track at
plan
cek in Tam pa Jis the Janet did when I called upon her
EMPLOYERS AND AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY
(liming j e a r s . Our service is always at mur
„ hetti
,
>’ than this one. .......... I«l« Public .nenace n . ig i i V T c T v e r ’ values- for"* f" r
»*«nt of
1 into razor edge condition.
to announce that the beloved flori-liitiye*.
how
or
whon*
the
<»c|i(!,r‘ol’
the
Timf,a
rritrfh<,on
1
know
■ cornin'* and if they’ve
i
ulturist
was
no
longer
of
this
Dor interests are identiral with ymtr interests.
or ! d Z f c ' & Z M £ t o ! r - "fixed” for (hi* if that information Is anv
„ „ v ko o „ ’i v o ffot
m Ah,M
u . 'information
: ...... • T ,o n *"•!
'!"* ............ •“
^
Mrs. Reaves Sims and world.”
ir.
what it may. or may not!
o t ‘,1,0 w o r t h 0 m r t 3 |,asH lfc o n f o r : fume. said. "My intelligence com ' ° f
" f ''" h srrim in ale shootine fu'mN’ . v ‘'l«t<'ml law violation
Miss Gaynor collapsed a fte r the
Let us go forwnrd together.
iniiie C'luude, returu -d cameras
| F«|»
io«k forward to „„„,! at '"'tninobilcs by eonstaldes and
I , ° f^ " sP’
«
not
stopped lin k in g on the
S ll First National Bank Bldg.
Tslephama TtM
T h e T i m e s e x p l a i n s t h a t ev
mil Dothan, Ala., where
a.
, Valencia” Is a good song
ARCHITECT
sequence.
(he
guests
of
relatives
fes.
#
SI
SANFORD. FLORIDA
c** aln* through your nose.
past week.
First National Rank Bldg.
Lauderdale New*. And it’* v.........
ou” t a n h e a r t h e s h o . . N « r \ \ « i C " ,,l-,wl ^
R«al Estate
a n d ^a l p a-p e«r s . = Y
You
“ ,M« i' .
n .„t *«y - j kim, .....................................................................
A good deal of -vinimtliv is lie
r ■(frood aong i f you can’t.
■.
,
..
ling exteuiled to David Tom-nee bv
| Sanford, ------------ Florida
hi* fellow actors in tin- movie
t e
t e
[ • f e s r . ' i :
•'tu-<l
Sunday
from
New
j
Indian ‘guide doesn’t want
colony. Torrence, a true soli of
.
- ................. ...... h , „ h ,uv e- vAe r j
,
............. o r A t l u - , . - - I" drive this home.
SANFORD. FLA.
e they spent the sum Scotland who is proud of the. t a r
‘
' j
n *‘" ,‘ i«. (hat refuse to .......1
mon‘7 : AI1 h" w ants is to k n o w s. w h e t h e r t h e -y a r e h^a p p y o r n o t . h,,nM’ “ ml
Ji,
up hts reputation ruined hy
tan. the sporran and the rest of
I t IS
is n o t SO i m ini o r t a inl fl ” tth
h ,.
,. T
T.’».
: » ............. .., ,
Despondent
ih-sponde.it atheists Were anENCO URA G IN G
.*aaaorUt!ng with those Stillmans. pie he f i t t e d f o r e a r l ,
the .Scottish regalia is a victim of
’’'!■»« » ™
«
! ....... - » '" * »
TAMPA
TIM
ES
Jt-ischer
and
son
Irwin
the cruel luind of the rusting di
n t l o r e a c h o t h . e a r n o t h e r , a s ( h a t t h e y m a k e t h e n w . 'l v e s i f ™ ! " '" ‘’— 'her. win, sai.l; " a ,3 '
pmliiy a fte r n delightful rector. Although placing a prill
e're not n believer in the Did !
1 11,11,1 til(*y r e m a r r i e d
A ilin g .i,
| Jrn.<'l ,onM We pioportionale to do* 1 I'loridan. Jin h■elievc in law ami
p'Mt in New York.
*•<1 in this crime.
tament, but if we were Musso- H) a n i n t i m a l c c
eipal role in "Annie Lmirie,” the
„ ., U,‘'
Ktving I he courts u
u m p itn io n „ f
()fh■ici s' e x - tU
htat
a t ’s
‘ ?!j bur
harThil
|N,"
" or i......
,;r,1,‘r " ". ,l
I In* hard
hni-r
net
or ll”‘‘s.. false
tliut
’sS 1Hi,,
and someone threw a bomb at th in jr .
Scottish historical drama starring
When a rrestin g and judicial of.
1*1,4, if,hdilren.
, A'"' ,,r
hopes, ‘chance
hnnee to ...... -turn are imu.|i en
Ises
l.ctu
Rivers,
Ethel
l.illi,in Gish, lie is the only one in
w« would pick it up and throw
I hi fact that luiinan Iwings all de- ‘ " " rnk'c<l li.-muse of th,.
l o. m l T k“ |,r”m »’t,y ‘he result i» ’
ft Im Varher, and Messrs the picture minus In* niilioiuil gurh.
ca at him.
nnd
to
have
a
mighty
in
flu
e
n
c
e
1
V ou m i Kh( n o t li k e j t s
Joight, Frank Brock and
o -------High snlutjcd movie sturs and
for good in the enforcement of U,,.
•n ■•uent Sunday at Day d i m tors are much agog over the
^ ( o f f i c e officials have oixllforWBh,-*w-Mai
”,t<,ininB
',r<lcp- and 11
reported tremendous earnings of
■ ahoot to kill" campaign,
eamnn.-A. «HdAhoW“K
“ho'.......< * « » •» her v i,w ,.
„ , , VK
W,th « w , w Bill”
Henderson
f'ljll hope they nn> bettor ahotn .
J. E. Williamson, who works only
h
p
a
rtn
e
r
in
the
m
urder
of
the
,
F. Cram er and son of
WHOM his ca*ti |,flrt ‘"ben '»• this by Judge Freen are most men who
___ earnfb who have been thn one hour each day. What they |l(>
fal.*«,nn. 1 ’
who ei,|led a s pee in I Y or re s ta u ra n t proprietor tried I
’ l f y ° U T " st
f r n n k ’ lot i( »»e in p r i v a t e .
'•» «I»« «H unr lives will ,b« m
consider is that Williamson is
• bout delay and convicted an >
Hu- former's sister, Miss not
njtw.
Once a day a hunhand should say to hiH u if • -i i
im
I .n
f' tH,|if,Vri1 1,1 God > “T " ‘ ,,f hi'
I" (rv the of Ih.s case in l-inollas eounty dis- ' 1
the only man who has the appa
jrhinsou
for
the
past
fevvf
urn! mmortuhtv
Such dis, „**„,„
and who did so- without
ratus which makes possible the [
" O n r , . „ <tiiy ,, l v i a .
*"
1
pcsed of so prom ptly and it (H-ing
l'-av<yJkjQaday for their filming of the undersea scenes of
■nay to her husband: ’| | (W
t Will he Interesting to aea"HoW r you are.’
■
■
■
«
<
^
r
r
hz
r
,
\
*
:
;
t;
a
r
-*•
dem
onstrated
i„
the
case
of
A*
Jules Verne's, "The Mysterious j
people of Seminole County
House that . prisoners -'an he kent
ind in re ^ n n l to the Ininrl Isbuc
Ta'oh are no Rood, hut
Moreover, they are not |
...
..............
....................
2 * •» ;« •-.« : t ^ ' T £ L £
liL-ht’?
”
pick of Jacksonville wns Inland.”
1,1 "«.r penitentiary the feeling
.................... y o u c a n n x a R i f e r a l e a l i t t l e , a s in
uwure of the extreme difficulty of
voted upon Ortoher fi. This c o u r t- s h ip .
Des pi
visitor in Hanford Tues- getting enough light on the ocean
security which grows out of the
. I f aU rd ' nut
i " "res
" ''aveugles
QVI'u * k,' r 'I11' Ii- j«h«ul an.r - i u : i.',
n t eeom to be the right’ sensent
knowledge th at tho law ran f u n c
ox the y e a r for selling bonds.
floor in the Bnhnniun to make
EVERYONK, (O N SC IO t SLY OR
l» lum iere? See th
*- iSe ,*
S ; r •!* "” ,i" "•>-?n.tan
turn is gre atly incroaBed in this sec
an
impression on Techni-color mo
Is h a r d
h e r b l ' l t m !,T r^ d 7 o
y ° , , r Wift*- r t *m<*m b ^ r it on the solid iri the first voh,,....
or-:...
too much tion of the state.
Mrs.
Henry
McLuulin
SUBCONSCIOirSLY.
IIAS UESI'ECT — REGARD AND
tion pitettro film. When tho w eath -1
■ident Coolidge’s oil conaerhhi
*
Js.v for New York, Phll- or is fine, Williamson can do only )
i board ^pnounc's that the effecU vc.°Ut °" th ° hf,,,“yrnoo,‘ if ’“^ r i n R or crying is rnortt
There
is
nothing
that
will
CONSIDERATION
FOR
A WKLI. DRESSED M A N
" ...... »vill |(G
R<>
»n<l Chicago, where Mr. one hour of nituul photographing , 1
--------1 u"vo enunty ami those work « ,
>nt known oil supply will he
---•*••**•*14 4in
will
purchase stock ’nnd this ia at high noon.
t
" I K « « I K ................................
. ’■
l.n K “ ml” hl,m j “ r “ T
, l w d ? , « ” •■">
M l \ ’S
ai r d ,in ," iy ycnr,‘- la-fa see
•velry store on First
To l)t» stylishly, becomingly (Ii’ohsimI acts as a Ionic — it exhilurales—
criminals
motor
omnihuses
hnve
know
A musical comedy stage sequence
»
have
cut
„*
r{
.
"
ran>P(
work
they
did
in
bringing
!
that
h
Z
1 L “ BePublieap nd- m t’(HHiTbV,ok."ln Partn<‘r 70 lim e« "even and then lose th e
reipfs hy more
m r a t l o n th a t gave away a lot
in the Fox screen offering “T h e '
Guaranteed fast colors... AH
fl2-iiirh wide, small new de
It
puts you ut your best—and as an invest nient it Rives you gruntur re
,
P
than
fI.DOO,(inn
„
about
the
arrest
of
those
implieut
L
.
i
/
e
*
PClt
HUre
an(l
year,
Country Beyond” used 88 rotary !
waerves a few years bin k ? •
speedy punishment.
size checks In overy shade.
signs,
guaranteed
fust
colors.
P
»
’le
Vining
has
returned
tu
rn
s
than
any
other
you
can
muke.
soptlightB, four sun urea ami 60
t ,.lf(b*t ’* ««(!. but, the Erie’s j„.
I
Fine quality.
*'• in Georgia where she (Toco twin lights. Fifty-five hun
T
his
b
u
n
g
a
lo
w
h
as
three
bed
roor
M
E
A
N
W
H
I
L
E
S
A
V
I
N
G
S
I
N
C
R
E
A
S
E
tilligont
president
knows
th
a
t
rail
2I ar*L°f
who are !
bust
week,
with
rela3
H
A
R
N
E
S
S
I
N
G
T
H
E
W
I
N
D
dred
amperes
were
required
for
the
roads killed the stage coaches en- i
*ot you to takei
................
. ATLANTA JO U R N A L
livin g’ room , dining* room and kitchen
current and .it took 86 men to han
___________ ATLANTA JOURNAL
U
dru,r fi,r every ail -1 The number of automobiles in „M(1 )oail
. ..
dle the equipment.
Garag-e—
Although
great
forw
ard
strides
f> Thayer left Saturday
Think more of you — they are proud of you
iAHtik°L duart
hnVC “of- 0l’
OM or
y" ura uw‘ in America has Increased hy I 4.1MJ2 m u i, H1gJ,0a 1,1 1920 woro
thla;
the practicability of thus employSuspending a mustache from the
Pfreville, Ga., where sho
on your foot, so manv over tun million since H)2 <>, and a ! “Th
— they speak of you — they like to be connected
’ °
a -®6 , «3S-.
tng the wim? the s u g g e s t s
se her studies as a stu- nose is nil right for the speaking
.’16-inch, so ft fin ish plaid col
Guaranteed fast colors,
o f that.
Liquid patent
was
stuge, but it doesn’t work so well
vast m ajority of these vehicles a , , ot.jniE"Bet? of b;,i,<,inir and loan
n,,t
“"
i
o
u
s
l
y
regarded
(♦'"rgiu
S
tato
College
for
with you — they like to be seen with you.
ors.
All shades.
*■'
__
k ^ a n d pHlat Tf * bad cold,
shades.
In tho moviea. W. C. Fields, noted
Stf"5
x S S T ‘T
>
a
.^
IW0 Were
k111
all lang-dlstnnebuflkit of t a r in your w « ri paid for on the in s ta llm e n t,
waste
Follies comedian, now making his
Pa - ’-«e, , because moans f„r
trarfic on rairoada.
1,1 192fi- $ 1 4.7(16,
Professor Church' proceetled
j! Derothy. Kirk of Clevoland pInn- Tho inference might la- that J
om- (<• But
•Mrs. Vivian Speer and second starring Paramount picture,
constnn-t
a
model
t
k
.
i
i
|do>
ment
have
not
been
devised
by
tha dnpe h e r ' s ^ t h M r t i s o r ^ d 0 n,l1 . i n ^e"t,m,nti havt*’
^ P rL‘n,i,,n» income of AmerIt is a lint,, z
,hnt work".
«ud Mrs. G. A. Speer discovered thnt. His mustache used
In tho wav of m in
a light four-wheeled truck '
„„
ces In 11)20 wax b r.3 n s rina1 h r " m r g e n c y U^ h , , i S ' man.
f « minor . J l m ^ ’n l , " K l S r i S J , J S '6 S i ^ ’ r" " rtS
* ' ? n{
vaporMildred Bridges were to be hooked onto his nose by fine
8
fisitors
in Orlando on wires, but when a profile
I bankln*
Uul r^ d s i f 287 ’ 8,l,7° ’ in 1925' IW 71.92I,. meet* t he "id tun Go n 61
32-inches wide, all
..........
^ | lightning nature expends un incaland
wi|l not
POCT
photographed
it
showed
a
ap
’hanking instilqtiqna. building and
Small figures and checks in
IPORD BLIJKH
,iulnble amount of power, thnt one
Now patterns fig
/
B
a
la
n
ce
P
a
y
a
b
le
Monthlybetween
the
mustache
and
the
akin.
[n™ -pieties and insurance com
r«nh,r„
ot, A«?«ricnn life inconvict,
every light shade.
of j.hese days may be harnessed.
Now Fields is fastening his misdresses.
panins,
that
ri.vhUy
reflect
the
the
vohloU
t
......
_
.
.
axleto
drive
lildred
Taylor
of
Plant
•you cry;
A SALUTARY
oils]
fnr ).lur
1
Church Circle Meets (iene Tunney Is Now
With Mrs. Stewart
Grim Fighting Man
EFFECT
F o r S a le B y Owni
Six-room Modern House, All |mpr
ments Including (iara^e
Price $6,300
Call At Loader Store
T,'"xy""' - «.......... X "
z\nother Rent Period1
On Champ's Schedule
Planned For Today
w,h” ""
Proud of Our Record
^
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conmV.t"”1 .... " "*’h
you’
:
Everfast” Wash Materials
And To Those Who Want To Remain In The Young Or
Successful ('lass
'"“il-
Personal Appearance
6 Room Bungalow
for
C0LCL0UGH REALTY COMPANY'
Elton J. Moughton
on
z » s;
■ .te sth M c i;" '
Is a Matter of Vital Importance
M e llo n v ille Ave.
s
± rZ
: ~
$ 6 ,5 0 0
t ^ T ‘Z ^
$1,000 Cash
'135-
YOUR WOMEN, FOLKS
The Feeling of Being Well Dressed Can Only Be Fully
Appreciated When Wearing
English Prints
36-In. Check Gingham
50c Yard
75c Yard
36-Inch Suiting
Gingham Cloth
50c Yard
65c yard
Figured Crepes
Kalburnla G1
THE CLOTHES BEAUTIFUL
*• your escape
■pW by®.
Guns savings
mount higher
Miss Louise Wells of placed eyebrow right on the upcived In Sanford Sunday per lip.
ntnkc their homo with
Lilia while attending Corpus Christi Port
ugh School.
1*
nigner. _
I «TIitt ....... ...............................
and miird.* k . » . V.. ,.!ul1 ‘:Hr«*r | being mad® is demonstrated
.......|,y
.!\u
the I . 14 ? n,y ^ ‘hat the
—**"•
me
f*.
the .fiy«-y»ar period, in ! i J ®
,,f Wlicyholdera in ftnil m urder h iv e to do with tu* i
— Hanford Herald.
-V-Xw*.
°f Professor
whleh the nuo.bor of autuhi„bi|c* 26Urmn*8 *iC’499'000. In ll>25, UD,Mi
Propelling hy u t l l l . l n . „„o „ f lh„ ftltcm
hna increased by over ten million . 2r>0'000W dpn’t
don
ineans
of
a
windmill
a
v.-hide
fn
urc
may
never
prove
,
t
In
addition,
should
the
l rMo6i
, _ cheer;
a..1! " “ !^bor Vf *iavlnR® depoNiturs' "Average wealth per capita in
charge
has in cre ased . from twenty, two j
ipractJcn, » .lu ,
,
" y
I
ta* Board
Doited States in W
I imn lw. -, Te wo . . against tho nuns be sustained. 7 t
l ’ " ut ,,()w in te re s t-)
million. F u rth e r:
! will be remombered "t hiu" the °|ar®m When Profesor Church sugg,.8tod Jng,
Year.
. , 3 ?v®ry
..................
Springs U nder.
The am ount of all saving.* ,l.
long as tho Ameri,-*.. «
i would have been sold by them f„r
- lu.4 ’ \
of
,,0VV i.n„n1920
fl6.3I4.0fli, 5,; ■maintain thelr^ . a v t o
L f
the"StoywnThey h8Ve "0 money "
a n d h , 1925, $28,184,062,000.
’
, keep, up their Insurance am llon'n C
W hat are all these hog-calllng
Evading custom house rcgui*
.
num ber, of building nml | a>,,ociut|un 8, there (s no octas“on
oontests about? i s it
, K
tions,
as
everyone
knows,
i*
„*n
.k**
i n . W 20 wasg.tija lfor Concern because they sro buvleague
for
grand
1
*
mfn°r
trusty.
ln m
• . H , 8< r
\v
’ '"•l* automdbHe.
auiamonicos -W
-in' iliftLres’u*In j^ u: ^ w jld e re d a crim e even bv prosn,oI* ncholy days have come
tiros-1
" • nd opera singers?
Sorgsota Times.
"The
m
e
m
b
e
r
s
b
l
i
»n
building
E
b?r••
and
th«
I
n
i
t
S
?
''*%
0
m
I
t
o
?
'
h?
/
f
adde,,t
°*
War,
th,haso- -r.-xrr.ato r.iL, - ••
K ment p,<,n*
,»2 T T
‘ 1 ■ ~ ror thL'" own '“m
all,l season’s,
.
;p) t o » t i r r v . ^ . - - r r r seaian-a. ending, ami
and ,n«
the »f0«,t.
bv^V rr ^
t'HVe l>l‘en wlpe^ out
balvg’. c o m is c near.
SSsr1-or
*-Me!fi3S acEsm a ssst
TOM SIMS
S^MiAlr". ’ ’
- ,-*y»
■ ia f
'-v’csSsr
i
Is Formally Opened
D ean B erg Corpora^
515-16 First NaMonal Bank BlrflfPhone 715 •
1*1
[aL “x
Jargarot Zachary leaves
o attend th e re-opening
College,. Bristol. Va.,
! was graduated last
Bristol Miss Zachary
p Durham, N. C., where
pnter Duke university.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas, Sept
pus
14 _(jp)—The sea port or Corpus
'
* with an intial exChristi developed
ex
penditure of $6,000,000 will be for
mally opened today. Three United
States destroyers as well as vessets representing many gulf ports
■'ibm al s e r v ic e
are here for the two day celebra
•mal service will be con- tion. Tho port is a link in the
the Christian Chareh Intra-coastal canal project planned
[right a t 7 o'clock a t tha to handle eventually commerce
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Sport Gossip
EOF GAMES
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|litn best wasn't good enough to win
| and today a double header is at<hed
j uled.
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.winner, but sir ik jjk central Flori'•<•» and the l a t t e r 7! ,las (lie i*<|g»>
right tow.
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tar payment.
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rtising is restricted
1U Building Con I radars.
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[ lassification.
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will he responsible j«>ANI*OI{|» KoOKINn i 'ii t i \\ vv-i l i , t ,
roofs, built up roofs
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Games Today
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ORLANDO
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'Tinker. 2 h
T at New York.
Philadelphia.
ICAN LEAGUE
‘ at Chicago.
game ached uled.
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IERN AfifiOCIATION
I« at Atlanta.
^rUana at Rirmiiighiini. .
bis at Chnttunooi
Ie at Iittio
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a t Orlando#..
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2 » 0 !2 I | 1 '• ’s ‘" ‘^v>la I; struck out, bv II,,,,.
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1 ommereial Avenue
Real Estate and
INSCRANCKBROKERS
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jl-OR SALE, t 1 2 acres unimnrnved truck land, desirable
I home site, one mite off Monroe Sta.
, !•••• vds of pavement. I.'ljtll down,
I balance easy. Addless |I„x II.
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People Are Learn,n* the Vahm t f ^
Occoj(/mal L/tr.
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slugrlah and require aaabtanee.
M o re and more p e o p le a r c
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tozood health. M ore th a n M r
000 grateAU user* have ( t e n
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tloni. Scarcely m com m unity
w h»* It* representation. A tk
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f the school lunch box
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D ay a fte r d a y and w eek a fte r w eek— tho
sam en ess of th e school lunch h o ’< becom es
insipid, even to th e h u n g riest of school c h il
dren.
It is an easy m a tte r to vary th e m o n o to n y
of school lunches, and still give th e child
th e m ost n o u rish in g foods. U se M erita
B read a s a basis for all sa n d w ich e s an d vary
th e filling day afte r day. Je llie s, p ean u t
b u tte r, ham , ro ast beef o r bacon w ith fru its
and cakes w ill supply in g re d ie n ts for a dif
feren t lunch every day of th e w eek. M erita
B read, w ith its rich, n u t-like flavor, is in
itself sa tis fy in g —an d it c o n ta in s n u tritiv e
ele m e n ts to su p p ly b oth body and m ind
w ith energy. Give school c h ild re n p le n ty
of M erita B read.
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their aweeineat, epic/ tang anti «r*ra
n en n ett are a real treat to hungry
ocho&l children. Place one. or even two,
»n the lunch box each da^—the children
will welcome the eight □( then. Al your
. grocer ’*— 8 for 10c.
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Special Messenger Service is
maintained daily until 8 o’clock in
the evening: to deliver papers to
any subscriber who is missed by
regular boy.
can be
yours
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'P'vaRYOHE know* that a lea-' "O'
alive etlmulstn the bowda. t
A diuretic performt ■ similar' * *•
function to the kidneys Under ,,.v),v
the strain of oor modem lljfc
•nir organs are apt to becooM ’ VK
Herald Subscribers!
Rv GKORGE McMANUS
H D C ,n V O f l i E H tiO C iE u
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W hat Is a
Diuretic?
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INC UP FATHER
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and
1 . m> 1,. Wtmt H tho ,iso of huviiiK protty
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Moiriu D aily, rate * 1? turit.^ n w ord
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i And whul would you auy If you
Minimum 2Be. cash with order • 7 | __ Vnnrl mnnl.irt„ 1 e 1 MIL
lot- 10 goial Section at a v,-iv
I’Dt 4(11 I•'•fill, I—l.rll I• k«*H III, were told you could liavo tho figure
< LEANING co. Write for tontnleto rate , *rd.
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A|>arinunt.. .mq
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Invv price and small 1 ash payment
.V1 ........"r >"u WUIll? A Kraeeful. well rounded
Pn.', Repairiug and 7"
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TWO room furnisheil apart me,,! rtf— Arrtnjfe for Sale
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•-'•"ha Avenue.
girl to as-ist with housework. -7 1
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Your blood Is Impoverished. You
keepn g t'loms, fir - 1 floor .; I rtH— Real E sta te for Exchange x in* 'li,,"i i.hhImi, i >
RI— Money to Loan
M ir in '
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•ties sing, tailoring GO'NS-Money available at 7 per FOR RENT.
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llaliliy miiHclos und
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fl fl. H su re ly h elps N uturn build '
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It those vacant rooms, ■FOR SALE.- 12 white leghorn ! FOltR room furnished apartment.
Sanford Automobile Co. "
■ “ nd hand g o o d s '.’ 1 hens, $ 1 ,.>(I each. 8115 Union Ave. ( udults. 107 E. nth St. Phone 552.12011 Magnolia Ave.
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days, in Uullnians on
pay men! of Pullman
fore; all trains:
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HIGGINS SMITH.WIGHT, INC. >'
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•'<•"•*«ml ts I’ lMslniruh. I’eimV
" " " • (,,*• •' Is in, person
i
"'*• ............ Klorliln the . ........
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP.
LARGE tut nisbyd bediootu, ad ; WANTED
to rent nt mice, sm all
■*'* 8pe, iuli/.e in pen,latent wav-! •"•"•"IT bath, ground flour, pnv
(
u n fu rn ish e d lumse or a p a rt m e n t ■
.... .
200 North Park Ave.
ote entrain e. Suitable for t w o j
II* TRIM CO
_________________
with g a r a g e
P c ii n a u e n t . if n u t - 1
modern iimvenieiues 'dll M y rtl'
I '2 . Font Sedan
•’ , sonable Call 17uf, Magnolia Ave •
Lear, not the iwuer." YOU can enjov h e a t t n th e Av
i / Vnnv. 1,
Cl 11BO |*RAt'T’lC wav luvesli.
I
I"2 I For,I Runabout
l(AIH*OKI>
(tale. Phone I82-.I or call and let VERY ntOmtivr, ,„o|. Hunt ......... Kl— Rouses For Sale
I
'2d Ford Ton Tnii k
— " talk over vonr health niohlem**■•*- I ot 2 gentlemen ITu.ne HI j’
Rllcstcel A\|e
V U L C A N I Z I N G >>•' W E. Mu, Dougall F t \ u f !
OVERLOOKING
•'SS & WELSH
Bank Bldg.
i,A la n : from
.cut, p,„.
j
HIGIII AND BARK
•i makes friends’
nn,l two tied-- tuliotns bath room.
MILI.FR ,» f i l l i n ’.-. I,,.
•>-— Help \\ a n te d — Female
instantanixru >"•' (Vutet. , I,, tin ilv" >’('•«•••• bung.,low . * hug,
1 > U' ' om,,,i,date tlnee. voting >''•' •• $8.i00.00, .a h down fulHMIlt
H ' OC.NTY
Tin'it-'dims ,• veb,;, >*'.DRESS envelopes at
home
1 f, "is i, a ,mat,I,■ Burt Nason, ,n7 \ „ C | Rank tlhlg
Ebn \ vc im,| I :th Street,
Phone 2 I’d
h'"it it in the Palm
l ain money, addressing mailing, ’ I'tdv evening- It] K. xth St
'•""hie copy seni on ""I''
■>■•»» '"t't'he*. free.
.
» i itn i|iii< k M^r I*’ 17. In»\ M I'i ' 1 K.M.sHr.h Gnlinom toi rent.
--------------- Kjhimis ( ’itv. M
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,JI .!'•■* Magnolia
"
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t h r e e good hom es
i ’IIONK :i
FOR SALE
For ,;>
r fNT
n t '»„•
ih, ........
* Servu-e DTreretl U*VNTK|) f | 1MII-e„,„g ,„r wim, M,,<
fr,.„t
"n very liberal trims
I’tume idf, o] 78 1 J ,
Kilx s v iL'h.’rd a * h e ,;(, . ; * ; r ; ; v 1; ; : ^
K 1 "•••*•
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.
Sci ugg* S, oggias Re,-,It, t
i i — f ie ^ a l Notlce.s.
.Ma-min Temple Itldg,
- '
!**L‘I Help Wanted .Male
........
......... „ , l{ S V ||.. , , w f(v<
romr
11>\ n i i T i s H U " vT r i m i i m i s
Y O U R C H E A P E S T A D D MOLT
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r AH ,
U L J iE K V A N r ,
:y
P O W
’
.. THRASHBK Xi GARNER
R t o l E s t a t e and FireJm -uranee
H o a rd
____ - S I «rk Ave.. .Sanford
(SEE R. ' TISDALE for good buys
>’AL\T I R DECORATOR
•Nit'I front room, neat hath hot
*" I>1‘"> Estate, 2.'!(I Meiseh Build-!
A >! BiL’gs. HOI l.aotel Ave
. i<l“l ' "h* water, men „t,|, Hum, ' ing.
PHONE ::••.:
8 ■ ot rail 2'l*i I an Iel Ave.
E Hi,it.ire Refti,ishe,|
Met ALL dt FOX, Real estate in
•
| I A ROE ..... .
twin beds. block
vestments. Best buys are among
*N- .1. NIX
l, um lake.
minutes from p,,-t ' our listings Phene 715.
Attorney and Counsellor :,t i.aw ,,ffi,e 812 I trilli,
Ave. Phone
•ill" East First Street.
'•‘•71 .1
or (ieo|-g.
Slallttn.s —
s.n ce 1913 and 500 per cent since
1906.
j d
Bo,ii del >
I f
S»A— Real
; ROOMS. With or without meal,
Rea-otiabb lutes. I nicoli, Hotel.
- 7 — Frofessinnal Services.
R E M —In
I stuln of ri„,Si!i"'" Omlt '" o .',,loi'|,!.Hs
. ' Da\|s ,S I •> 11..x 1 1 Ci,
," '7
t>>MINOl.E II I'DSnv | s s | \
INC
Bldg
Apply A P Connelly A I
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
A-k to -ee thrill at
>•7— Rooms With Board.
Mi-l a n d e r a r c a d e
Phone 781.
I tv I. I' und Ha, ur-.o I
\l i II ohlni k s phi,,
IA I iinirr i ci hi i
" l :i e
" F F I C E F o rt
-5— Florists.
h h,W(>rs for all occasions
Klm '" ’> L'ttli St
* >’•'• anil •net, .,( ................ .. t ""*«•••• ""<t
;■••• ••'•'tress
• ca-uie eat- ;irnl Graham Truck,
7s—Offietvs and Desk Room
L,,VV l ’| ire,|
for
DODGE
W M
, • "ung. Owner. 208 fa rk Ave.
I iiir.it,I,.
Philadelphia
-STORK ROOM f,,r rent suitable vtr M*‘Iidv on the classified page
\t rnr1 HM'rriintilo husincHs. ||5
Mairnnlm. Apply U* W Puttir r i,,.v t u , ‘ ., 'AK FX7T,AN(T ~
Phone S:tI J
' ‘ l,ttU' - , ,; \ ' . , i ll 'A,,K a n d sec o n d
U * ^ ANS LEY, Manager
-- 7L>— Farm s for Rent
« ADII.I.AC OAKLAND
.
PONTIAC—
|
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•’ “‘ ri' fHini. Mellon* l t _‘ ,.,"L*rd <ndillnc Company
Ij
: Vine Ave. amt Tenth St
N O
11 ’ ! -"'I s '*
Phone 121
Garner. Phorw tint w
..'•ml ' onimercial Street.
t2‘ii.-t Runmtig
r ,,I- >’ ALL HARDWARE
“STEWART TDK FLORIST”
G o in ^
ATT I( A( I IA 1*7 room*, to r* nt for
-totes „r offices at Park Ave.
An elci ti a fan that
Work
Avenue.
Ijr
E l e c t r ic it y
r
Mnal
PERMANENT vv
"'• * I " " " Mat niello' Shop t L .
B*i k, t 2 nd and .Magimii.i. ‘
|
— R'MMIts W i t h o u t
Tho purchasing power of the
dollar has Increased 10 per cent
f l o
i""
All kinds of
Wntm tin,I Boa, Tanks. At Oak
\ ' , n "e '"»d I hit,I Street
Tel,,
plume III.
ollar
tp .
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7N—OITices and Desk Room
FAN"
|O E R im -t h e : c i t y -_J j|
Walluce, Mackie; stolen |,«.S,.K' Lormany army in the world war
rjVvrjklnif C o i n - IpcHfico W t., Abrams l(ich-' j
".‘“ " t / 1 , .*•{■, n o o n t slay to
h#re’ _ MTdsdrr; base*i -OO.MUIft, off
L r " u., *?f*
o ft Peel
Pta,| | >
1T,
T* M«lhihlo
eo'UilKlo Bon
Hon Kemnitz. B
S.fRKTbond DsutflVInoii 2; struck Ol^Tby Pegl i. !,y I A, ' ,' i''* whl> .WUH ntontimied hjr
for eatobliahing Yinea 2; umplroi, Melkle. Tim . I , , firMt F rau Ludendorff jn the fi
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M H N I(H . Ravat 1,a,‘.Sept.
1 . .^ |P f t * f e 6 IO 000
01 xv . . I 'A t —(Jen. r.nncii
Enrich lu
d e n d o rf f who
Orlo
""""W’
ooo oi
Ludeiidorff
-Htmrtniry: Two-base hits, W«||s ,
‘/'"H ternihstfei-Gbucial of the
1:18.
D
h r u n k e n
■IA.MKS II •‘!)\VAN
In in,He ami white
K'.ud- I'hone 81H-J.
The 12-
ORLANDO COLTS
s TAKE FIRST GAME
FROM GROWERS
T«
S
<*"" West First Street
itt Plume 111
HOGGINS & t t»V , \ , w ,
,
Radiator and sh. . metAt .voVk.,
H am an, ortu.m,., , ., J<iWt mult ,
^ork. Tel. 7D3-V
•io ( t1 rot, ii i
P'"tn|tt - Efficient
9 4 p e r c e n t in L abor cost.
9 4 o e r c e h t ,n Fuel ccst.
9 0 p e r c e n t in Living cost.
I Y esterday .s RcsuMs
Club Standings
1926
T h o P u r c h n s i n e pow«.
fmc. •'.hrurik c i n c e 19 i >,
TO
SARASOTA TAKES
SERIES OPENER
FROM LAKELAND
h e
representative
|l ANT NOTICE
r< slmuld give their
vtoffii j address us
Sr phone number if
results. About one
I«f a thousand has
and the others
Imiicate with you
| know your address,
tinuanre MUST he
Ison nt The SanTord
or hy letter. Tele
In Iin nam es art* not
\\ !y V
I . ! Z ! : " Z IS INCREASED B Y ’ iiMMBLES PALMS
• raifV G
Id
/.
i t e S v S i S ' v f ® 1 1 ' Stfl'AJOb 'SAIte urns
FLA RENTE SMITH
General Contractor
,)V F ilm s Kits
familiar with rates,
elassificntion will
|nn|det<* information,
wixh, they will
in wording your
iiinki* it mom cf-
IB M Ili
71— A p a r t m e n t s F o r R e n t
n t i v s. '■HRVSLKR
TOO I.ATB TO CLASSIFY
Dl— | o u B| y . , | r , 0
FOR RENT 8 room house. 110 F,. ■
NollCMl
91—Lejral Natfcca
!
n specialty of ,
,,r , .
' " ’M of Hamburger l!iiiu „i„ .
1 nr.N I.— Unfurnished four , 4 'o 1 HR.I.KR MOTOR
_ Third Street. A. P. Connelly &
,-h......«...
prescript ions and 7nm?k ^ *S 1 J S«nf«rt A»V "*h “^ ! h Z " "
Palmetto Ave. •Sons.
,T COr»T. HR\K!tTII i* - r o u n r o v c o i a t t j v i
dehvery
' ,,,,,ck , " ' " ' v Saturday.
U.anges between 5th and r,th. Apply N. O.
tn ll '
CIHCMT. IX a .MI
Drugs — Soda — |b t
IKWETT AND PAGE
■Ku ix o t.K r o i ’.xTv, m n '
. '
- -Darner. Phone IIFO-W.
MIH
.UCXIXOI.K
« Of XT\
Sanford Dealer
Sandwtehi,
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M.OHIIt.%. | \ I H I M K I t v !
'* I n o N i i i . t .
• H o u s e h o ld G o o d s
: In r.-. Kstgtr of
.(*)
" 'V MAIt It.
A PA R E N T , private home, close2l,s „
AN.SCO CAM K R \ s
“....
• ‘"H, |,Imi nu ni.
tVllhflRillia U Adams.
™
1
•
Phone
lit?
for
adults,
every
convenience.
• alm ost new washing nuif-iiitie, 1 ’"W K. .'Ird.
V«
ivccm ni.
■
, j;
! T1IK s i - i V x ® ' , ' . - ! S ^ I K U V
and 2 c h airs. 1 , 0 4 / M a g ’
1 I I'AVIS ■SI uk I.*) 11 >\ | ’i i \
.
i , ,
SASH
•««.-» Ave.
' " '« " • or tf mar...... . |,|„ |
*s horel.v V|v«*n. to
75— B u s i n e s s I Maces f o r R e n t U 'a d -th e w r|,| "
or car value.
j - l , » r lomliaiul
1 . m. *4 "•«)' conorn. that
___ *S M11II MOTORS CO
•'■ (• mtaiii *
, •*••» <l«v of Ortolmr, A. I> „
p b in t
A l i x c l l n n e n u s fix !for rknt
s
tu
t
u
m
t
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l*I
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si
'the„( Honorahlo
TO
ro in i r
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, M|,, c „ u,
m u g chanut* hange.
K.,,1......! -‘''D s..,.
. bug
! i.. I-T* V *Space now occupied 90 AulomnhiloM for Sale
i KnilioHsing.
u> raving
fjrs (
nil
V
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’
,
1
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11*
1
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"f
l*rolmte.
for l,|“ fi,«l
In- ( lirysb-r Motor Company,
We ,1
Cox h , n.l ‘ t . "
,f ,'»•*»•'»•••! bin rhur*1*’ «" Admlnlatratnr of*.
it. Phone 1,7 w
W./ YR.' l YR.' Vv.*'
Hill
firr liU'luintl
j
nf \yIlhfjlmlnn U A ‘
1
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S «' A p p l v A. P. C „ „ .
f ommrrcial :'>icvvt
Avtnue- A ll.l,
reet.
v , trade
/
"r ••Vfhnnge new i nolly & Sons,
AUTOMOBILE DEALKRsllf v„n ‘
M uimeMrliiu from the nffl.|«v 11 ' ‘'I?,""1* ""d that ut th*> samV’tf
*' J llioinas iliirio,.. ,,f. •,i ii si*| w
..........—
..............*
*
iwj-sun
to sit,! Court
my
A,i.ln " r
'""mnnbile.--------------------------------------*?!'* .t o .s''11 'our used cars, ad- 1
i-1 |>l ii Iimid. I, >uelu riled «cr«,inis ns Artmlnlst rator of.
«
I
•« » i a -« 0
1
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S;m;'oifl s t:/:gp; s Bunch IJ •■"‘■as. x
" () 0 (>• 0 (I! Totals
^
Mii- O ff Smith And Haw L-^ ’y'V M
> *'
■5 1 b I 1 0 Bait,.,| f, ,.
I
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0 ( ''diuiii,,,s r '<'AVhirwL
'ATbirter i,
1 >> !>c' .Arc ( 'l i a b l e (n | * u ( ; ' l>' p
Mo "•gOlllcry
«00 (i(|
ttniin:; R u n .Across 1’a n
i"(tils
nr, r> jo 27 io i
\ Ban for Olivares in eighth
i i 1 T F K S B I',{((’, S..pt
i v t c ’u i ' i i v ad «» t. . . . . :
'd ’> S' Petersburg In,
»
Samr rh,...|,rn |u moing
1 !
1 ill in a
t,
f.'riffin, L’li
* 0 o I
1J's:* Ion fig the game
1 " 1 pi
to ab ee of
,f <
.1! ftl
hi
' ed litter the Jig ( ,. , ;|
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trknesii.
S A \ - |||F ! »
VB R u n i t
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i i i i u a
I
I
I By 'I'll • Assueiated Press)
i r;.n .,p
( a .' tutu in ’ Boi to'i.
1 ( incinnati and St. F.uuis were «' ... h
a yv
aijfle in t jie I Itli pi ef thimdcrinjr down the home stretch 1 .... •' the v.inning run. St. lands
R and nerk Imla.v in the Nniion- h
•J of I i e n 'e s ls at IFoston,
B “ t l oses 2nd When ‘ play h li' w!m!s‘ thi'" aflvrmtm ‘“if ■“ ‘Sf*' JVnd ^ ‘jn w K n p Ke in IIICLeu
cajrue nu
Kaeh has 12 'lb,
('aid hia Is gam e with the
ly Triples W ith Hags -he starts mu, wi,,* , h, r S 5 f a i' '
Hurling Duel With Former
to play but there will h e 1 IC ** on the league schedule for
lead h ats f.,r tlmir Iasi r a n i e j t i
. whs played as part of «
lt d to I*ut ( ia n e on l c e ‘?"
bc «*nMi*«i upon
tin.’
LIa.\i,1u E dge; Only Two o f i
Upon i„
to ,i„
do tin
Robbins Roach Third Hast* ,s .w,.t h
«th. r.
,i
• header Sepletnher If.
.'to n man net.
He's big enough,
B o ls te r e d !>, th eir t h i r d eon>ee* ' *u" '• Mer ii its nialiiemiiti•
j (ippo-iiip him. Sanford fans ex |
n t n e <om p., * t in |{|,, ,kl\ o by I
"iiori ;n*l \ by defeatin.r (lie
ri,,
„
.
—l",‘ l to hear of Tiny Hewitt. Tinv
io o. ( i l u i m o i i ' d re w u p on e iju a l (•
(••; ! to |.
c l t | l a G o o d P i t c h i n g K.ot, ,h,IS s,(arl ,’'lc,»i»g ill the wheat
•ci mis yesterday w ith. St. I.ouin
' •rim ( i : a n l h a m . P i r a t e f i r - l
*
_---- " * Stubble fields of Illinois. In those
"hi< li gave way In f» (,, | jM j .j (
an, r.'U 'd .-d c-al tw o hoop
LeLs L e a g u e Fenders |!Hys . . -v *w,<* <" holdde him to
inniiiijs at Bo 11*•i. The ( utdinals >i
a g a i n s t J i m m i e K i n g but tin
|y»>O nly 3 H its ; Tribe
’. h e ^ S ' *1!!^ " 7 V n,m l,m,k W ln n ls Trounce B t.eom eers *< h dule i alls f „ r six name , with
* weie not to be dvutetl.
Philadelphia, three with .sew Vurlc
' • I s b u r g h used Jil p l a y e r s , in
j - S e n d l o w T h l r d Tim ej
'" * * ? ' 'h,‘ ..... to Sm other 1'ennnnl Hopes;
and two with Brooklyn and one > '• h 'g f o u r pit. ill rs. T h e T i g e r .
‘C H IU A fin c „ (,f * 1 7 <rrr, »,
.A rticles ,,r ngnum iujj
were
U n i t e s B e s t C u r d s . f> to I uitii Ciniinnal i. while 111 - Reds
I he ^ au'ke s Into etimp twin
r“ (M.c *V 9* •"«!*. t\. </n Me signed (his morning i
, h-He Ihiee V, •!) Hie Ciaut . two I
"I.
*» >1 d'lil I to i. Willie f'leVeb C jjd y J j.trip le with the bases fill", of President T T Z u J ' r
BROOK, VN. S ^ t .
ii
p,
j w ,1 It l!:,. l;<.l)id
tluce \s :• 11 (he 1
».i ni’.n.itiiur a six to three
J *V‘' - tV,t;',ur>r ""O
K» '" «' cries I,el ween l he
i was blanked H.md.iv.
B> ov i s. I ill ee It it I lie | |,,'| .
and '
i ■ urn "it tl"- Heua’.-i .
t o ^ e p , b r e a k tn tile double head . t deryinen and Joe T inker’* all
"• ’ \ lie- • linibine ' mu •r•ni*t
' ■ \* jl l» S t. l.oii,
Vsi I '•• h n.l m *i,. \ ..... ,
Ffg..
'f f /today.
the s t a r - lthe
u h , l<.riiK-iiiiovidum ihe f
,
,, "Bed*
the oireeiti..i
directi
----“'*• Philadelphia
’ ......l,,c rMi" won
<ni". pioviilniir
v" ' "n-.,ler
”'"'• me
, I t I|i|>
i il l shut v h’ i h in. i
i i ., t r a ;.|
.
;j «»i»
Kk2r Aanic f) to J. Han O’l.oarv. tile flair for the see,.ml half
Kixev
!<fi "Hi Iney
,i,i
I In ' ' h ad
. i . li.iai , . i,, i
,,
1 ■>!. i . ... I Ii,. i ,, |
; 87-year-old pedestrian, ri riled the
'
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allmvid ,,i,lv ^ i
• ' l It i !. I
. : i... i„,. .(eav
■* ■' ire
'ii"
'.itt in.
« t e s twice today between games 1 l."<al Ians are In,nine tin t
........ .
>••••♦’<■♦• r.*n, i,
''
"I* ' I " ................. hall
^ I n o . m m u t e s and r i second,
I.....-v. ..... Red t ' l r a U
.!r S ; *1' . .......' ,........
* " J 1, •
ne r. ;ir ..| f
•
'Ji ‘ m l*' p i
gUIIP
\
M R S T GAME
team, will be in shape t,> p|ay i,,
•'
■••••mgs:
i
'tfl-i
’
k
i'l<
d
,il . Ii,
iv; __
«L H. K. day nr tomorrow. His ab<enee le,< • noinnaii
IMH Ion o;»n |.i; i
i ’<• Wliti"
.i •; r,, ■;
4 -0 0 000 002 000 ;i ,r» 12 ;{ been sorely fell. I t’s a safe lie! Itnmklvn
tain non non n | | 1 ,' l x ie lim b d 11 s .
1 over
B to o k ly n , i,nit Hip, tli
tjl«&..011 000 000 oOfi 0 2 «i I that Hailey will trv no more
Rixey and llary r.u ••; ( Ii i„
ft >•' • . to
' '•'■ • nd i »■ ot
pc‘ I " U f s a f e ! ie-J
A t't,.|.
• JEhmke. W alberg and Coihrane, Mkin practice until the bmi i„rt;M|r Barr.rove
tin ring
'•h
Hi,
\;
i
k
i
„
s_
•
i hisle-s with l e a d e r
»nd Mr Cur day.
1 he i '.it dinals 1
of the final f'iiine has been played.
o.i 11., o,a a, r , p, o
i- - • ____ *
Culls I lut hit Phillies
r
-SBCONn GAMK
•AH,M.PIKA. Sept. 1 |.
There is some talk of an "old
8cor«»
.
Ft. H. K tim ers" ,|u b play
todelphia 000 000 002 ;!
(i, “ I'op" Wallace FI
f° .... 0,,r> OfHI 0:1X :t in 0 the .. .............. Would
« » o U . a n d Cochrane; Faber diamond!'" w l a i b l n h ' " ' ^ ^ ^ "
1 ^ '
M S ch alk
ring ...................
Jim Kusshi
n, among
among the
bonm run
run . l j.e Ttl
Sr.’f
.
.
tta* home
“ Hier ymmg "tdd timers '
Sioi.
Si
m| l„
f # r s Heat /A'snks Two
IOil
11*11 O,lo j , , •
,
1 liiingo
ROIT.
Sept.
It. i/I*i [),. , ....
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M
kie ^
i l
S p Ap M
in Florida’s Heart,
|’g g r e a t e s t V e g e t a b l e
, R i c h e s t Garden Land
m .
Associated Pretw Full I^ aM tfW to
8 ANFOHD.FLOHIHA.
Eight Believed Dead
In Tunnel Explosion
KANSAS CITY. S(.„t. ir,._
(/!’)— An explosion enrlv lodny
in u water tunnel living eonstriated under the Missouri
Itiver here is lielieved to have
lesultod in the t|enth of eight
workmen who Wore in the tun
nel at tile time.
Charles Foreman, engineer in
charge of the construction,
penetrated a thousand feet hark
from the mouth of the tunm’1,
through dvhris and smoke, and
reported that he could hear m>
sounds fiom the point of the
explosion.
The crew of eight men went to
work at 11 o'clock last night.
Thev had two cases of dynamite,
'both of which are believed to
have exploded. The tunnel is a
unit of Kansas City’s new
water system
SWEEPS STATE
FOR GOVERNOR
AY, SEl*TEMnER 15, 192fi
For All Of
City Depattthents Boosted
In Budget For Next Year
STATE REOPENS Titusville M ai
PROBE IN CASE Named As Secre
OF EVANGELIST OfLocalTrade
\---------------The appropriations for al^ c i t y . get $3,500 as compared with $1,800
departments have been increased in last year.
the 1027 budget, according to tho
The division of public health will'
revised figures released today by receive $0,406. an increase of $ l . - :
Maryland Governor Named by Mayor Forrest Lake. The budget 200 over last years allowance. The DlHtrlrt Attorney Keyes Indi
I’ariv For Term by Over totals $625,932.
Items call for a physician's salary 1 cates He Might ('atl Princi
whelming Majority; Rest of The police department is alloted of $000; superintendent's salary
pal Witnesses In Previous
Contests Are Still in Doubt $31,620 for the year beginning ' of $2 , 100, sanitary collector, $ 1,200 ' Probes As Well As Others
s
j
Oct. 1. ns compared with $23,025 and city nurse, $1,500.
The division of publicity is giv
for last year. Increases in salary
were grunted to severnl officials. en $ 12.1*00, whii h i« $4,00 less than
The chief of police's salary is in last year. The publicity Item is
for the "( hninher of
i Com
creased from $2,700 to $.'1,000, and Hated
pierce.-'
police lieutenant from $1,800 to
A contingent fund of $10,630 for Confession Relates Plan To
Dry Leading For Senate Seat $2,100. The salary of n detective
C’hamptpn Carried To 18th
In Washington While Means is also allowed for in the new bud- advertising anil sundry approprm
Produce Mythical Assail
Hole To Win First Mutch
tlons is included in the general
Is Trailing In Colorado j get. Seven pntrolmen nnd a spe- budget
ants Of Woman Evangelist
Against H i s Opponent;
----- —
jcial officer are provided for ill the
The division of inspection appro
Was In Danger Matty Times
appropriation.
II M.TIMORK. Sept. 15.—(AY—
LOS ANGELES, Sept 15 i,1*>
printioi. is doubled. $0. 1iiu being
’
The
fire
department
will
receive
I
liMriet
Attorney
\-n
Keyes
to
allowed
Among the items me.
'Slow counting of ballots in MnrySHORT HIM S. \ .1 . Sept 15
$18,200 against $12,470 for 1020. Salarv of building inspector, $2, day reopemd the \miee Semple
•land and n complicated county unit
|
.-V
>
Hobby Join -, ofif \t laota, alio
I The salary of the fire chief is in 400;. a s.stnut building inspe. toe. Mci'lier-on k-.luuppmg inveatiga
roosociil i\o oil
system operated to overshadow creased from $2,100 to $2,700. Six $1,5011 plumbing inspiator. $l,.*ihi, •i m in a •a!e indicating he might mg for In- third r.
foni Hank and
tioiuil amatoiir golff cluitopioiisbip
Etlwatil J. Trotter, Becre'•all
the
principal
wdne**c«
in
‘ with douht early today all Mary |firemen are provided for at h aula- fooi
ood te pcctor. $ I .slip.
|nv announces t lit
I to till1 ,-lgbtei-Otll hole
I r.v of $ 1,020 each.
The firemen
i*f
An $S,0OO no lease for In-et pri vimw impnrit-** n> well n-» thyes,- \u ; “ c a r t .0,1 t o i rollod match today
land
primarv
conies*,
with
the
exK W. H. Tunni- j
" " 1,1 '1,s *,rs*
.were paid from $1,200 to $1,500 lighting is im luib-d m (lie budget. identified with the new char•i,,, .■ 11at
Imr
of
Commerce,
(llv Associated Press)
ltaltusr-d
against
Dick
Jones
of
nt
Itiiltiisi.d
ncii
ceplmn
of
that
for
Democratic
eva-igidisl
sideut of that in- \
Last year's items totaled $||.|.MI Dint the -.1 •n
>Inst year.
New York, olio m>
pointed
secretary
of the SuKtt Vgovernor.
disnppiiu.'iti
w
im
a
The division of streets and bud again -t $lt*,3:*l for 1027. The
tin*. c .l o d ion
of “ w
j 3
! ~ ., ...
Coming to tin- home green will) ford Chamber of Commerce
. .
Maryland Senator O. h. Weller,
Albert C. Uitehie, now serving gets will get $01,000 as nimpnred Itcmn rail for $0,101 for overhead hoax.
to that position. i „, u, a n d
Representative bis second term as governor and
Mr< l.omiine Wiseman Sielaff an advantage of only one hole af I late Tuesday afternoon.!with $43,00(1 in lust year's budget.! light s, , silent police,'" $ 200; wlute
[a seamstress, who declared she re tor an uphill fight, the- champim
has purchased John Phillip Hill, avowed wet in seeking a third, had in 807 pre 'The superintendent’s salary is in- |waV* $10,000.
bird - 1 8u i t c o <Ih Tt. W . Pearman,
..
Ml'. Tunnidiffe I oeek and neck race for the Ucpiilf* jt-iincts swept till state with VaJIHlt! creased from $1,800 tp $2,400. The | The division of water supply is ceivi-d iiomi-v from Mrs. McPherson was i-ooipi llod to bring off a
1
who
resigned
six
weeks
ago.
'
ufour
to
pi'-vont
tincontest
go^
line his new no- henn senatorial nomination, with voles
—
against 15,Phi for William I item of labor cnlls for $35,000 as alloted $4,000 for hydrants as com j to ••frame" parts of the kidnapping
mg
mi
extra
li"b-.
The
match
was
i
story.
"
.'is
scheduled
for
further
TM
u*
I
null'd
of
Kovernors
race in douht. Representative Mil Millies Malloy, while under the ! compared with $25,000 in the 10215 pared with $7,000 for 1020.
about O ct. 1.
The department of finame is , ■im-stinning today. Mrs. Mcl'lu-i sun one of the closest and most excit thi> 1rndo body met at- 5
lard Tydings unopposed for the Maryland system of county unit Inn., *.
remaining in the Democratic senatorial nomination.
admitted
employing ing in Bobby's career as a chain
given
$ 1.826, including these items. >vesterday
voting ii is possible for n candidate
l,«, k in the Chamber of Cool*
ITi*
irks and playgrounds divi
- Mrs. S iilaff l<> obtain evidence I-- |,-o|1
ft time.
No other
Tax
i
•
•
llei
tur's
salary,
$
2
,
400
;
dep
meiee’s office on Magnolia A t * - 1
South Carolina Senator Kllison to win a state with a majority in sion a,
ipnution wits quadrupled, uty t;i\ eolleclor and nsse-soi'. disprove reports that -lie occupied
I ■■ t i t l e I mi de r oil I lie tll' st II; >1 •_
made in the pesnue and the selection was agreed
.
kffieers or directors, I). Smith, world court advocate np .the popularity vote, and still lose i $15,200 1, 'ing alloted against $4, salarv. ' 000; offjee assistant $000. a Cottage at fu n n el, l alif , \x 11Ii l o -t i o i o i o a o I o f bis u s u a l l y to ir upon dmrtly after the hoard cotfs'^vi
the
convention
majority,
Ritchie's
parently
won
renomination
on
the
725
Inst
y
»r
'
mig
tile
items
\el,,n
p
o
t
t
e
r
,
whi
l
e
(
ns
a
p
p
m
a
e
l
e
s
|a man identifiel a- Kento-lh H
tel.
K. A. Douglass, president.
lead was such as to indicate a safe .no labor, 4 ’ uu, material and The salary of tax collpi tor is in ( *i iiii -loii. fm iiici Aiigeliis Tempi-- won- fleoiietil l\ ,ff bm- and In-I veiled.
. . .
m
-r . .
. L •
creased $'.ioo.
If ft* selis iii.-t stock democratic ticket over Colonel Ed- margin.
,ii i , „i„..
„r '•aid today
Mr. Trotter wan a»k*.<
gur
Ilrown
court
opponent
oil
tini
supplies,
$"
pun;
plants,
$
1
,
1
)
00
.
Holm
upt-raloi
The departini-iit of ie. unis and
linn active hanking
"
*
‘H
"
"
,n
.............
|,l,'
>
U
‘''
c
l
f
,
cone
t„
Sanford
and
ho
WM
oil, $l’>,000
A su taxation is ulb-ted $7,750 Among j Ml's, Sielaff I * ereilitcd Wit ■I
| I'tiiled States Senator <> K Wei and benill'
that he can take face of almost complete returns.
itoM.x
bad
.
medal
-core
of
'7
I
|M
«'sont
who,,
the
secret
ary,hip
W
m
.fg
Colorado Meagre returns gave ler and Representative John Phil pervisor is piovided for at a sit In - the salary items are t'lerk and the statement that -In- was the
inn husinirs affairs
" llm'
auditor. $3,000; deputy clerk, $1, mysterious "Miss X" who slayt-d Ills highest of tin- loill'iiaioont thin 11
few York and give Charley W. Waterman, anti-KInti lip Kill were running close in the r.v of $1,800.
far Included in bis string wore a I More than k.i commercial toti- .-‘ta
time and attention candidate the lead over Senator popular vote for the Republican ' The division of public buildings 800; otfice assistant $000 ; a'sit |at the f.iruu-l cottage with Ormis ■air ,,f sixes
Dick was over the i retain s applied for tho Sanford
, ton for lit da\s shortly after tinis allntcd $0,050, an increase of ant tax assessor $500
Infold Oct. 1022, to Rice W. Means, Finn candidate for i.senatorial notnination.
18 hole route in 71*.
position, hut the list was narrow**,
.evangelist
disappeared.
Mrs.
S
i
e
Fernald
l.aught-m
Mi-nn-iial
$2,150
over
last
year.
The
labor
llosIsidcncy of the Peo- the two opponents for the demo
Jones
|,.-i
the
first
hole
of
the
!
down
to throe by a proeesa of
laff
la-t
night
was
ordered
held
and repair items v. .- increased, i pitnl > dloweit $l,mi(i tor maiuteIteiward reorganir.- cratic senatorial nomination.
Until ttw
llroussard Lends Sunders
Cncomnitmaiado following a two pining 18 hole match play round illation, It
(I'-'iitinned on Page Two)
Tin- division of engineering will
jiiito the Sanford
* - Jones,
* - - taking fieu
..................................
— , B. J . Hot!
could .
Washington- Senator Wesley I,.
to Did. Jones of. *New
hour conference with Keyes.
NKW ORLEANS. Sept. 15. i/Vi
Rt Company in July Jones, dry and world court sup
»(H*retary of the Florid** t*ul
AllegiM ConfiMsinn Published
a six lo his rival's five.
Fniti-d States Senator Kdwin ,4. i
As the official investigation
Both gftt'avvay with long drives Utilities Information Bureau)
porter, was in lend for the ltepuh Hn-ussard. avm -cd wet, wns leadttg to Sanford, Mr licun senatorial nomination over [ing Jared Y. Sanders, former gov-'
gained headway, the Times today but the champion's second wns cd aa aecrotary of the trade
Mr. Trotter told The Herald i
been in the hank- three opponents. Frank L. Ham- icrimr anti a dry, by 4,502 votes I
published a purported confession under a tree at the left of tho
Florida for several mo'nd, world court opponent and a 'w ith 281 out of the 1,321* precincts
by Miss Hcentro Morris, -cert-tar
— . fairvvav
lie chipped t» the edge long distance telephone today
enguged in finan- wet wus third. Scott Bullitt a n t i - 'in th*- state missing today from
of tile lilt•* R. E. McKinley, Mind ,,f the green and then took three he would come to Sanford (9
N'evv York aad in
Long Beach attorney, that sin- hail mitts 11in opponent was down in over the secre tar yah ip »ot
-world
court,
led
for
the
demo1
yesterday's
primary
election.
The
[
betwr*on Oct. 6 nnd 15. Ha
tome to Florida upconferred with Mrs. McPIiersnn par figures.
lid his physician to craiic nomination over Cleveland vote in 1,048 precincts including 22.
about the plan started by her em
Do k Jones drive was in the cd to give the Tltuavlllo Ch
! parishes complete, was Broussard [
ll breakdown. Mov- Longstrcet.
ployer to produce mytlocal kid rough at the right of the fairway of Cominerco scvoral weak*
Vermont— Former Judge John E, '0.085; Sanders 74,58.1.
inippers.
county he retired
and twenty yen tils behind that of which to secure a poaaible at
----- —
lisiness for several Weeks, Mfddlehury, led for t h e 1
Shortly after tin- evangelist di* the . hanipion. Both i-hippcd to the or, and also wind up hia own
>Memorinl Service Held Last 1st Plane Leaves Atlanta At
nffuirs, he said.
b<m regaining his Republican gubernatorial nomina- i
Weeks Wins In Vermont
Six O’clock This Morning; appeared at I let-all Path Bench gto-o's rim nod then were down ini-is
Night To Honor Memory of
Mr. Tmtter hu' *h-cii a W r e t a f f ^ ^
mzed the St. Cloud tion over two opponents
MaV I1*. McKinley told Keyes t"-> ill •lie Usual 1uo putt
Repn- 1 MONTPELLIER. Vi ., Sept. 15.
Departed Members; Head j- Service Is An Extension
became interested tentative K. S. Brigham *-f the first
_ , of i. men hnd offered to produo* Mr-<
7
I it - yrldcr then muure.il
--------, Uu , ♦yj trade bodies fjr , tho
,
(q», Vermont Republicans yes
f
ana year
VMirk Hegtin Last Spring I Morhct-con. provided .......nest Ions 10.it. b at 1ni- third whefi fiTrli ' V(B.rs, having *aerved
11 financial institu- district, was leading for Uepuhli - 1terday chose former Judge John
Of Order Outlines Policy
—
I were ii'keil and a suitable re Will I foul'.! 11 ..tilde all the wav. The j < «-da> town. Ga , two yearn In Caak^Vj
Iti-li* before coming can re nomination. Senator Por E. Weeks, commissioner of Public
ATLANTA, Sept 15. i/I ’• Tin-1was posted. The reward was post V,.\( A., 1$. b-.v hooked Ins t. c sh o t, den, S. ('., and two year* nt TltO#A#
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1 5 i/ V i
ter Hale had no opposition for Re , Welfare, as candidate for goverfirst southbound airmail plane |n |cd but McKinley was unable I i 111I 0 I lie trees and then topped his . villa. He i* 34 years olrl.
fie vi ill maintain bis publican renomination.
The
Knights
of
the
Kti
Klux
|tmr in the November election, lie
second was hole' He is a lawyer by training, har »‘ *35
|mf<>H and continue
Massachusetts Senator William {won with almost as many votes as Klan prepared today lo conclude tin- l-’loriibi Georgia service let' ' o-oimonicate again with the men a|i|*roii< It Itohbv "s
...1 ffrom
sj .ih *tho la
vi/ .rtkiMl
mg. .«.....]>*■>*
giaduiited
law
school > ’
.1 dit.-ll
Miss Morris, the Times says, is high Imt link walector and as treas- Butler, chairman of the Republican his two opponents combined, lie their third lm-nnml coovocatjin i .miller field at li n in. today with
of the University of Georgia tn1
ntnlv
■
lilt
after
pounding
tlo
il:
.
cargo
of
mail
for
Macon.
Ga
.
|
sued
a
statement
licensing
Mr*
with nctioii on the report of the
nf- nl Bond & Mort- n a t i o n a I committee nominated received more than 23.000.
1-115. lie cntcrcg the practice o f ,
.t. ck-onville. Tampa Ft Mv*-i s and Xlel’lo-rson of tu-indluting with tuii*"*. In f >.111tlx < -0. I'd. I t lo
ri-siilutoni emiiioilti-e.
without opposition to run against
law but later gave IL lip to fight
, McKinb-v and herself I'.-r tlo- em to tin- - tioioni'-o.
Corigri-stnnn Elbert S. Brigham. . The ,-(i--ivioii which began with n .Miami, Fla,
tlie new presi- former senator David I. Walsh, tin- of St. Albans, Republican won re-!
Tin \ iniKi-d the fourth am fifth xvit ii Uncle Sam's forces in th*7ft
The servi-e is an extension of - plnyuu-iit of kblnnppcis mol l**r
Monday n-arlied
k>f•id Bank ,t Trust i opposed for the Democratic tiomi- nomination in tin- first district, i cnloifiil parade
Both were World Wur. lie was a ft rat lieu». Ihnl in regulation figun-s
tlw
KlftritJM
mi
rouli*
inaiiKiiniliMl
|
i*»<*jiti**n
«*l
h
li
an'
tear ,| in Senuimle |nation.
Governor Alvin T. Ful and S. Hollister Jackson, of Barn-, i an impii-.sive height last night at last spring, and with the Florida! would fit the rc.piireniriit ..f til close I , Do pm on the short folirt'.i truant of tho *>Hh infantry, a n # ’£
spring, and
a memorial service designated as
been active ill bus ler, Republican and William Hus
for I hoi r threes while ill the Tifth served 13 months overscan,
won the Republican nomination for |"The K Ionvocation of Sorrow" M-rvice is under contra, t til tils* I t i.bmppimr xl(.r\
|n Sanford and Or ton, Democratic nominee, were
h'l-yes ilidicntcil ho wiiithl again Dick narrowly missed a birdie to begun the practice of law oft
Lieutenant
Governor.
They
were
i
Kloridu
Airways
Corporation.
which ua.s witnessed by a capacity
It)' .\t-nrs.
Ho was without opposition for their gub
icvii-w tin- evangelist’* xtnry from win. Hobby in n over with bis ap- return from the army and co n t l B j j L
Leaving Miami at 7 a in. today, tho tilde -die .li-il'pcnri-.l
nudieiK-e at the Washington uudi
>f the circuit court ernatorial nomination. Represent the only contests.
until nrofu h pull it 11•I both went down ucil in the legal profession untUiy”
United States senator
Porter ! loritnn.
llm first northbound plane is due ►ho reappeared five weeks latci |uif.xiiH.
luty of Seminole and ative James A. (inllivan in the 12th
I'.i'21 when he definitely decided t *
Utiopm
Atlanta
at
3:16
p.
lit.
There
ii
11.
Dale.
Republican
was
"this offi"e several district, wus leading for the DemoThe service was in honor of the
at \giin 1’rieta. Mexico, to tell -*f 1 Dick Jones again bee.-inn- one up (•ullage in commercial secretarial
klgaoi/e the Sanford“ jcrntic congressional nomination in posed for renominat ion.
Klansmi'ti who died within the pust will be elirist«*aed “ Miss Atlanta" It........scape from two men an-l a on Itobbv at I be -a*\eolh after they ’work.
"..mJ
l(*ag<- Coni puny,
year, especially those killed in the as the feature ceremony of " A ir won..-hi who In-Id her prisoner in bad halved the sixth in par fours.
Mr. Trotter is married and haa
’ , this district.
mail"
day
in
Atlanta.
Herrin lints and others who met
Itobbv'* second at tho seventh nllt* daughter, Elizabeth.
Ho is jSB
he picsident and acSonora desert shack.
B csulls In Massachusetts
Louisiana Senator
Broussard,
Governor Clifford Walker and
The (lend were
was in the rough lit the right of , ii-iiiniiimk-r of the American
vJ1}
Mystery Enters Into Case
BOSTON, Sept. 15.—(/P) In u violent deaths.
I wet, was leading In a close race
Another element **f mystery on |the gii- ii lit- then pitched into u| -ion post of Titusville and socf*»-S]
brings to the San- ^with former governor Jared Y. three-cornered contest for the Jtc- symbolized by a drain'd casket *et other officials of state ami city,
on the stnge with a cross of risl will meet the shin as il conies to ti-r.-d into the cn»o vesterday wh--n In n . Hi 1 exploHioii s|n>t fulled to t ji rv uf the Ktwain* Club. Ho 1*/Gt,
fro -I Company years.
Sanders, a dry, for the Democratic publicnn nomination for state a t flowers, symbolic of the fiery .1 landing carrying a- passengers, I Mis. Eli/.iigbcth Frnni", 1* close get him 1 lose einoivh lo tin- « ill* I a Presbyterian, ami a Thirty-secm business and fi- senatorial
nomination.
Repre torney general. District Attorney . cross beside it.
I'.istmasters ,\1 E. Ross of Jack- friend of tin* woman pastor, re to warrant playing out tin* hole, mid Degree Mason.
. £l
aad being one of |
sentative Each Spearing, of the Arthur K. Reading, of Middlesex j The exemplification wus eon 1sonville, and E. k l.arge, of At xenled for the first time that 11 which he f:*mllv 1 m* eiled 1" Dick,(
lib-vi-lopi-rs, president
county, won yesterday Ify 15,0(10
On tlo- southward ruiti-, "Mr, Young" was aceiisl.-ioed to wlion* second was on
tr of I 'ommerce, and |swo rid district, the only member votes over Elijah Atllow, of Bos |ducted by the Grand Dragon of lanta.
tlm
plane
leaving Atlanta at t> a. lob phoning Mrs. McPherson dur
of
the
house
delegation
opposed
Thev halved the ci/lit in par!
Sanford's p r o g ic s - ,
ton, Alexander Lincoln, Assistant Virginia and his staff, with tin m. central time each day, will I im; the evangelisl’ii freqiii-nl vis fours innl then Bobby s<piared tin*!
! assistance of ii drill team of
I In- is said to be pal - for renominat ion was renominated. attorney general ran third.
I members. At the end, nil Klaus 1 touch Macon, Ga.. at H.U5 a. in.; i iK I 1 the Frame Bench home at match at tho ninth. The chnmn 1
II to make the Sail- I Michigan With half of the
John
E.
Swift
won
the
Demo
precincts
in
the
slate
reporting,
*J
j men present stood and repealed Jacksonville 1 1 Hi a. in eastern ' Venice. The telephone culls were 11 i i , m a trim to the right of the!
frost ( oinpatiy one of i
I lime; Tampa 1:30 p. m .
Fort 1 made since Mrs. McPherson rf- green mi tile bitter hole, exploded
cratic
nomination
for
the
attorney
Colonel
Fred
W.
Green,
mayor
of
- Hu- religions oath.
financial institutions j
1 turned from Agun Prietu. Mrs. |H it hi erocn, hilt Dick overshot In- 1
Ionia, had a lead of 120,000 over generalship by about 20,000 over | The memorinl service followed ' Myers 3 p. m. and Mihiiii 1:16
111.
Ft nine said. The identity of "Mr. to another pit, and In* conceded the
Harold
Williams
Jr.
All
the
pres
Governor
Alex.
J
.
Grocabock,
for
; the session nt which Dr. Hiram
11•<11ciiases of stock
Mrs. F. H. Robbins hns purchaar
hole to (bo litlcholitnr.
ent
congressmen
were
renominated.
W. Evans, Imperial Wizard out I MIAMI. Sept. 15 t/l’t Airmail Young" is unknown (»> her, she
[lcsidi-nts of Sanford the Republican gubernatorial no
Dick Julies became one up ed* the interest, of Albert Raf felil .,
lidded.
I lined his platform for the next service between Miami and Atlanjnf the Sanford Hank mination.
Deputy District Attornev Joe against the tenth when he sank a in the Outlet, a ludic* rcady-to- -Ml
New York Representative Perl
four years by recommending that tu was inaugurated Ibis morning
ipanv is now owned
Waterman Leading Means
Ryan
qiien*toned Mrs. Sn-I.iff yes. 12 foot mitt four to Hobby's five. wear apparel shop of First Street, ^5
iboldors. it is nn- man, 14th district: Crowthcr 30lh,
DENVER. Sept. 15. -<$P> Re •the Klan adopt as its first old 1 when a mail plane carrying five ti-i-lay as to why she dal not up
The champion temporarily lost ami is now thr sole owner, it w*a '
f--i the first time in and Stalker. 37th. apparently won turns from nearly one half of the jet-live the saving of Aim-iiea , heavy hags hopped off from here pear at tin* district attm m-y's of his putting touch and expended unmiiinced today. The shop S l i l ^
nomination. Represent- (State's 1,51*1 precincts in yester from "alienism."
if Ibis institution it i Republican
.
I at 7 o’clock. The plane. Miss Mi flee recently as requested
three strokes holing out.
They continue under the same mime and
iford bank owned ative Quayle, 7th, Democrat, wns day’s primarv election gave < bar
Restoring
Prote-tnntism
t» ami, will he changed at Tampa a f
"I was afraid you might ask halved the 11 in pnr fours. Dick tho business policy will be
nford people.
>renominated.
Former Represetil- les W. Waterman, n wide margin full and iiti(|iiestloio-d supremacy ter completing the first leg of its me some questions I could not was In the rough with Ids too shot *'b}*njrmb
hanged, Mrs. Robbins said.
.c ‘
f tin- Sanford Bnnkjative Clarke defeated Represent over Senator Rice W. Means for |in the spiritual life of America and flight.
answer." she replied, ami admitted Imt pitched to the green. Hobby Nl r. Raf fold will re-enter the bus-i
p-oty are: K. A. Doug- ative Tolley, for the Reihitiliean j t h e Repyhliean senatorial nomimi- to make spiritual freedom the utiit was in regard to what medicine was also on in two nnd got his half lU'HK field in Sanford, he said to*
j (ion. The vote: Waterman 35,532; I doubted possession of every cilignit-l Puleston. R. J nomination iti tho 34th district.
'was left in the Gnrmcl cottage. In by sinking a difficult uphill putt. day. but he Is not ready to
his ntann.
.il*«
Means H»,21!»;
Luxford
11,352; ■at-n of our beloved country," he a s
response to Ryan's
question:
Wright. C. F. WitWinning the twelfth nod thir- iioiiiico
Mrs. Robbins, nnd Mr. Raffeld
serted was the second objective.
Spaulding 1*76.
.
"What did you do?” she said: "I Iteenth holes in four, the champion
N Higgins and Roy
told Mrs. McPherson 'Ryan wants became one up for tho first lime (■neiii-d the Outlet three yenrn agO.1^
Declaring in favor of prohibiIn the Democratic senatorial
She has been a resident of Sanford
to see me. he wants to see if I during the mutch.
contest returns from 71*5 precincts |tion. he declared that the "history
for HI year*, coming horo fronts
know
what
medicine
was
left
in
!
of
America
has
ever
linen
and
gave Sweet 12,707; Prosser 11,168;
Hobby played the twelfth in New York. She bus been nssoclaV.! ever will he that no nullificr will
the cottage'.”
Hayes 4,008.
three perfect shots while his rival ed in ,the mnna;reiuent and owp#$vGENEVA, Sept. 15—{/Pi—Ire
"She laughed ami said 'Well
1ever l»e selected to guide this re
Governor John Martin hns au tlml's a good one, let me see, thorn was trapped from the tee. Thu shin of local stores in her 10 yean$;land's candidacy for a non-perman
public."
thorized tho removal of 16 prison l wh s some witch hazel for one latter's chip wus forty feet past residenco horc.
c-AjS"
ent seat in the council of the Lea
er*.
awaiting trial nt the next term
the rupt Hobby took the usual two
Tho store's Interior will bo
JIraves entered on her gue of Nations is “formal and def
I
thing’."
of Circuit Court nt Drlsntl, from |
putts for his three, one less than more* attractive. Mrs. Robbins
•<uih i vising nurse of inite.’’ This statement wns made
tho Volusia county i«il to tho
MUUnory. shoes and man’s
his
rival.
to
the
Associated
Press
today
by
i t v today. She mucSeminole county Jail, according to
At tho thirteenth Bobby recov- Ishing denartments aro malnta
N.v Douiiney, resign- Desmond Fitzgerald, foreign min
the sheriff’s department here.
cd in thu store.
( Continued on Pago Two)
ister of the Irish Free State.
Crowded conditions of the Vo
llerr
Von
Schubert,
second
rnnkfs Craves, a sister of
TA L L A H A SSEE, Fla., Sept. 15
>«j
W EST j >a LM BEACH, Fla. lusia county Jail is given as tho
Funeral services for Murruy C
paves, began her work jdg member of the German dele
rciyaf^oTxtho removal. More than
Scpt 15_(/$*)— Federal orohibition lilHfhionoro, being held for trial, Asplnwull, who died yesterday
ipervising nurse Mon gation to the League, said Ger — (/P)— Putnam county* reign
Row engaged in health many would not object to Ireland s terror must be put down by local, enforcement officer* ana tho Uni
the JainM Do Land, it ia anid. morning as tho result of shock
(he students of the candidacy and indicated that Ger authorities, or Governor Martin |tod State* coa»t guard are co-oper
rianner*\fHH be brought hero following nn nutomoblte uccldont
many might vote for her.
were held at 3:30 o’clock this af
school.
will take step* to atop flogging* •“On* tn a determined effort to tomorrow. /
stem the flow of illicit liquor into
The name of eaMi prisoner to be ternoon at tho Miller-Erlckson
with martini law.
TEKAMA. Nebr., Sept. 15.-</P) bluod testa are to be mada.
the Palm Beaches. To that end a removed |s contaInOd-in tho let Funeral home.
Dr. Henson's action In
Tho Rov. J. B. Hoot, pastor of —Thomas N'glsou, liquor lay vio
Thl* ultimatum wna given yes sea plane, fast motor boat* hik! ter from the executive* offices to
t
he
periods of bread and waUF>
the
People's
Congregational
coast
guard
cutter
number
287
arc
terday by tho cief executive to
Judge W. W. Wright of the Seventh
lator. who la on his fifth day of
Church. h|»d charge of the services broad and water punishment, does tParson Will not Interfere with
Sheriff R. J. Hancock, of Putnam operating in this vicinity.
District Court.
injunctlqn proceedings in the
county, nnd Maybr A. S. Waymer.
Volusia countv has a modern and Burial was made in the Municipal not shpw physical need of an Im trtet court, his relathfe# *■“ - ‘
Due to its Rise tho cutter can
cemetery.
'
of Palatka, the county seat, who not operate to ndvantage on Lake commodious jail, but the increase
mediate change of diet, county phy
While legal maneuvers i
Mr. Asplnwnll, 78 years old, was
*ro hare for a conference with Worth where the motor boat* havu in crime has resulted in tho Jail
sician H. D. Bennon declared after on behalf of Caraon. Max
The balance of power, unless Mr.
Ontario, Sept. 15.—
manager
of
tho
Postal
Telegraphe
governor
in
connection
with
al
capacity
being
overtaxed,
It
Is
de
been
pressed
into
■ervice.
The
man, 15, today began It
pression in political King should win seven doubtful
Cable company’s office In Sanford an examination.
leged mob rule In the county.
vutter will endeavor to ksep the clared. The Seminole county Jail He fras for 30 yoar* a stock* brok
Roy Caraon, 36, Nelson’s cell stretch of a bread and
was that the conserva- seats, was in the hands of the
Governor Martin amid he made it rum runner* from entering Lake hae cell accommodations for 65 er In Troy, N. Y., before coming mate. was found to be under ence for dnmkenheaSk
|)eat would resign as progressives and independents. On
plain to the "herlf/ "That if he Worth inlet or landing their car prisoners, but 80 or mote men to Sanford, Fls., 14 years ago. Mr nourished after serving a week on appeal for reeptta WMA
yesterday's generul
can be lodged tn the jail in an
that the liberals would incomplete returns the "Undlng of could not *U>p flogging*, a sheriff goes on tha ocean side of Palm emergency. 4
doW, three daughters and one sou. the diet and his sentence was alt
the
parties
was
as
foUowa.
L
iN
rtls
Beach.
.
would
be
found
who
could.”
The
ered to provide 10 day stretches on
k'ins.
The present drive was initiated
broad
and water Instead of
1
STBAMTNO
INTO
PotaT
Js came out of the 116; Conservatives ^ . Progres governor said the floggings were a
sives 7 ; Liberal-Progressive I f . “disgrace to the state,” and added Friday night when prohibition en 0 PP0 6 B8 MONROE DOCTRINE
20 day periods, dutlirtt the 60 dajf
ras a bitterly contestWILMINGTON, N. C., Sept.
~
TIAGO,
Chile,
Bept.
18that the county would be put under forcement agents using a fast mo
Jail sentence as ordered h r County _
At noon today the stea
Ithe Atlantic, with the
‘
onal v feminist
tor boat patrolled the lsku nnd
Judge C hitt, Carson and Nelson a L l
In in tho House, 28 t t V & . ° n U 2 i H ^btfu i martial law if necessary.
.„
Gray,
reported
last
n
l
on hkrs, ..Ml
went; sentenced fop possfislori of K
The governor told the sheriff swept it* shore tin* with * power
the Nerth Carolina eoaat
I* conservatives. The
ful
search
tight.
Four
men
were
•'7
lrs in h*y^hoW, Was .teaming llfloosu ■•
that
63
floggings
and
two
murders
[was seven seats short
had been reported from Putnam captured Friday night. Operation*
forking majority this
It wtiLltR. Several d*y*_ before
Into Boothpqrt Harbor, niar hare
county
tho Inst
that on the lake W*f# continued Monday
under herTawn newer. No tou of Nelson’s Murine tion eaa W wr
tinier Arthur Meighen
county .in ...
hwl year
d0Be and
noth,ntr
night an d ,Jip M :T u esd ay ‘ " “ “
pleiedi-V.lhv.Jbnson sriew N *^
b
e
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runm
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\e R e t i r e s
Ian ford Bank
ist Company
Years Here
ad Takes
October 1
’resident To
Entire Time
'ate Affairs
Edward J. Trotter
Broussard Has Lead
In Louisiana Primary
Mrs. Sielaff’s Story
Cause Of New Probe
BOBBY JONES HAS Selected At Mee
Of Governing
TO EXTEND SELF Tuesday
AItem
FOR FIRST ROUND Assumes NewW
Within Few W
New Secretary Has
5 Years’ Experience
With Trade Bodies ^
Primary Results
Given In Glance
tary
the Titusvtr '**
KLANSMEN PLAN AIR MAIL SERVICE
TO CLOSE ANNUAL FftR TWO STATES
MEETING TODAY E INAUGURATED
Mrs. Robbins BuyS^
Raffeld’s Interest!
In 1st Street St«
>ervising
lakes Office!
Seminole Jail To
House Overflow Of
Volusia'' Prisoners
Non-Permanent Seat
Is Sought By Ireland
Putman Floggings
Must End, Asserts
Florida Governor
Dry Agents And Coast
Guard Join Hands To
Stem Flow of Liquor
Funeral Rites Held
For M. C^Aspinwall
Rum Violator In Good Condition After!:
Five Days Of Bread, Water Sentei
in Conservatives May Resign
live Way To Liberal Government
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In the area pictured above live
:n ,19:3,810 people.
Business, ever alert to steady,
significant* mass-movements, is
nowadays looking below the
Mason-Oixon line for its greatest
Gains.
As a group, they are more pros
perous today than ever before.
Their future outlook' is brighter
than that which faces the citi
zenry in any other section of the
country.
The impetus has but begun. The
relatively great strides already
made will be looked upon during'
the next few years as “low level”
figures.
IVfefVv{
ftfcV
riBv-
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JJP;
J R ’.
PO PU LA TIO N and Pros
perity are trending Southward.
.
This is not a “boom” condition—
emphatically not!
It is the
logical, inevitable,.response to a
fundamental sectional suprem
acy that, frankly, has been a bit
slow in gaining recognition.
S&
m-
The South is solid! It acts and
reacts a little cautiously, per
haps, but when it moves it “stays
put”.
Its ascendancy, then, has been
gradual— not hectic— and hav
ing its foundation in Soil Superi
ority will live on forever.
The South has just started up
ward!
Manufacturers, sales managers,
business economists, advertising
agents—students of the flow of
merchandise—this is the time to
te ll the South— and se ll the
South.
Advertising in Southern News
papers moves the bulk of mer
chandise sold in this section.
Southerners take their newspa
pers seriously, read them tho
roughly and respond to their
appeal.
Capable space-buyers have long
realized that the most effective
and cheapest method of reaching
the majority of Southern buyers
is through the newspapers.
The combined circulations in
these Southern States, for ex
ample, of the outputs of two of
F or General Inform ation, Writo
Cranston Williams, Manager,
SOUTHERN NEW SPAPER PU BLISH ERS’ ASSN,
Box 468, Chattanooga, Tenn.
the largest ’magazine publishing'
houses is slightly over a million
and a half.
_
»
The combined newspaper circu
lations in this same area reaches
one out of every six persons;
there is practically a newspaper •
in every home.
Sales prospects are perhaps more
easily reachable in the South
than in any other section of the
nation. Not alone is it easy to
get to prospects; but advertising
space is relatively low-priced.
You can cover the entire South
with a smaller outlay than would
he required to reach any other
area of like population, andl
when once sold, we repeat, th e ,
South stays sold.
,
Southern publishers are ever
alert to aid manufacturers and1
advertisers in obtaining ade
quate distribution * to justify,
advertising investments. Corre
spondence to that end is inv«tedPlan your Fall campaigns so as
to gain and grow with the South.
rAsk any recognized Advertising
Agency for facts and figures.
�on ntrnight bonfl* and
utility bonds totnl $ ! ) . ' ! , cxcost of living."
I ■!
an(l l’a ,ik wunmirniinnn,
The intensive dcvclojimcnt of in-1 J
,* ’ •
16. The reserve fur retiring
land "water ways oXfcrn a practi -1 ■
straight and utility bond is fixed
col
opportunity
lower the
____ ____jy „to ..................
. cost
....... J
flt $r>7,000.
of transportation of products of
Tho
office U
of| m
city
manager
is i
RICHMOND, Va., Sept. 15.— (>P) the farms and the factories to the
---- —
u ■■■iinagcr
f Conti nude from I’age I)
given an appropriation
of $(i,52G,
hr Iliantly ........................
from n trap with
v ........
mure important
imponHiu economic doors of
or the consumers. Not only
— ...............
.— . .ored
...........................
- . . . • : , i1„„.r , v^M
Bn,lim
h"iinger
loi',cw. UMmager o f I N o more
Including
the
' *L hia •
* ‘-1■:>. •. . —'— —
|.......‘
V? —w
y salary
,,f thl* flty
"CDoi’d.
He then took two p u■ t t s , n ,tv Cnb Company
of thfs;prol
-----------------------------------Cn” Company
of th'is
. problem confronts this nation than can commodities over inland waarci V",fly
oi av tliat
in -, hotter
nnd cheaper transportation , terways ho moro cheaply moved a
I S m i t h . S o o t h C a r o l i n a « * nwF r* irh,cll •" 5?r* 00"- The of- to get down from his par four l. '.T •
’ 1?clar,f'l
lh at Lee
Leo K
Kinbelt
i
nHe which
which-Governor
Harry F. Byrd doclarcd , than l.y rail or motor trucks hut ■
. -,AtOT F o r 1 8 Y e a r s . W in y if.?*.
C,! y nt1tor,,Cy is nlloted Dick »o the edge of the green in 1 » \ ? J 2 reV,, f /JhF »«tamoMle
:G«|V
wan -----.
Monday,
day in , welcoming
delegates
to compitiuve
competitive waier
water rates
rates win
will comcom-* "
Vus
in ipin
« .i.
. 7 I to.......
....... .......V" “'
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l' Mon,,hisw'comp
,,y “ ,t *'1
was driv?nn. ed' bV ‘ ke annual n.nvcntion of the Allan- pel a reduction in the present exH H KW o r ld C o u r t I s A n I khiiv wuranre on cily proper ti< s.
*■“ ; * * *
---------1 ------- ------------------------They halved the fourteenth
in . v
a . . . , ........
ear.touring e ir * “ Prl* . tion
vately
owned
5?‘*
W,“ ° r W',yH A"SOci“ - icessive railroad freight rates.
m .. Itnrtholom
>■ .. .
jtion.
;
.—
— _ _ _ _ _ _ ------fours, ft*>th covered the :tPN yard ! Mr
>w
I ’
|non"
JM B IA , S. C., Sept. 15,— 1 STORKS W ILL BK CLOSED
stretch
i*.
the
green
With
driver
Iliat
'young
Kinard
was*'..rf*
a
i
.
S
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r‘',lu.t'1
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>resent
v,mt
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I
Sarasota
Work “**ll
started
l» "I llfl
on V
$|.I »•
- —.(Boon j y . Smith, iinlsniug |
and iim.t .e a n d ueredow n with th,. at the time. The manager of tlZ ' ra" , »,orl,U'on* I*he governor said. I filMM'lK) paving progrant in this
^eighteenth year as United
Sanford retail -tore -, own; d
means a direst reduction in the iitv
I ' senator from South Caro •Ipwiali citixens. mil I , , | fr<).
......., " 1’
1:1 v'
said he desired t o 1
Jay emerged from the se.
h rida.v at aundowii ,ii,i*|
lurdny
halved tile f if .ei'iit
l| and . " " ‘he Mils
pulilii |,0 1
....................
,r III ••...Iimtion
‘"ation public
nocratic primary figiit for 1,1 sundown, nnonlin,
an an- ;• •■s.-. nth. leaving tIn- champion i
newspaper accounts nf the
Ration to his seat, leading nmnieement made i. .,;
T,,o oi •up. 1Inlying the seventeenth in 1 " " “hap had created the impression
-jr A. Brown, speaker of the i losing is m oh-enan. •• , i he day ;P««"
•*' «nve his narrow mar
.
" " drivin ga Yellow
C,House of Representatives l.y
atonement, a i.-h,»■
f • »ivnl. Jriu. * «• chninpiori smashed a ter ' 11
Tht phasing light gray
■rsrotes, with less than Hl.Otti, Th • stores w,|| ;,ll > ■ a .il 7 I’ifie drive from
the
18th
tee
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, r . » state outstanding.
»"i lo.-k Saturday i.l* |,t.
color of concrete pavement
straight down the fairway
His f....i
, ....
,
i
vfiena-dor plinth, iriend ..f fhe
.
hrassie brought hint to the green 1d,.a,t
T, lb,‘ latter chipped up
will dress up your Mrtef
rOfljL. Court,’ haul'll
his eauipaigu
Mia mi R- a. Ii Ih.l
, he.l lor in two. while Dick Jones was
l"u. however. Bobby's
.........................
a
1 record on ngricultinal 'leg
e r e c t m y , , e w . i|. h .,11 .
•n niii
ipproach putt was tore to the line.
rtlon, citing the Smith cotton
itures Hct and Ins work mi h ■
V
ffiRAlf of cheap production of feiti
<- lister. "He also held out 1hi* proV.pect of a Dcinocmtic Senate next
8?>cur in Which his long HCNIoritV
ciilii!<• him to importani
u.^i^nmontH.
fc" In ‘ nnother run-olf priiiiuiy.
gSWoh (». Richards, incinhci uf
‘ vho stale
inilrm.il coninii-siuu
into a 30,000 majority for
D e Land, Florida, began to pave
JDoK’ti'aloriai uoiiiuiiuion over
,Q
m
ake
your
property
more
for
perm anence in 1 9 2 3 , w hen it
' * ii
Blackwood of Spartanburg
f r . Holicitor of the seventh judicial
awarded a contract for 1 2 0 ,0 0 0
readily saleable, secure title in
Kief circuit mill „i. iioininaliou is cipiiv
'ftiare yards of concrete streets.
1" electimi. he will g„ „ito
su ran ce and use it as a selling
’ office next January.
argument.
W h e n present c o n t r a c t s are
/V const it ut loiin. aniendiiienl !.,
faniillg .dfective next
term iii
ompleted D e Land will h ave a
fa , rrrnses the governor’s term lime
( >n
Purchasers are insisting that a title
1-il of 4 0 5 , 2 7 0 square yards ol
two to four years
Richards (j-. ■
ft} ™ * ^°r K” veriim twice before.
die finest looking pavement you
insurance
policy
go
with
the
deed
'A Complete canvass m the -,-v
u '*1 find anyw here.
^f>«Pth congressional district -bowed
to any property they buy.
Representative llamplmi p
t'FB 'Pivr, had been renoniinated to a
Thetaxpaycrsknow that main
They want to know that, should a
v, fourth liM-rn over Krnest M |,„
tenance is built into this aristo
A i " ll ll'li 'li 'l l fill'll: In i| |Iim .
Haw later come to light, they are
crat of pavements.
galnw . has lai jrr In mg i*«m*ni,
BOBBY JONES HAS ICab Ffrft Head Savs Transportation Need
TO EXTEND SELF!Kinard Did Not Drive h Cited By Governor
FO t FIRST BOUND Taxicab In Accident
1
N: IN RACE
SENATE SEAT
3
.((Continued from I'nge
11
ICO nnd $ 1,000 for care of It V
dent*.
'i he if hi ii tv \v«*if;(j<
•rd Is nlloted $| .filin' and " c m
i>;poor" $500.
t ‘ The Municipal l.ihnu .t w j11 lr
colvo $8,00(1 us I mil,111 red with $1
(linirig iimm. i\m
entirely protected by their title in
surance.
lnnv, |-
J i t /i
Dean-Berg
■f
i o-ur.iinc mi Srmnndo ( mini,
'• 11>11 in
C tiara ii l> AL- M orlgage ( o.
-X: j f
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T
HK H r yield, nnd high quaIi.v «i ,ht frnn
Aim.inr'i I I I , ; .. ....................... .
oil.km li nhilitv
„t these lerli’li: r „ . ...
nt ,n>t _
making
..hility of
jl
I lornla crop, noil soil*. j.u,.|, ,.......... . : Jrr"it!«l(|
........ ................. ... .........
O u r practical experienced field
m en w i l l b e glad to h e lp you
solve your f c r t i I i =, n B problem..
I hi* service obligates you in ,u,
way.
rO R T I.A N D CFM H N T A SSO C IA T IO N
1010 Graham Building
7/777(3
JACKSONVILLE l^A.
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Tillr Insurance ■ *
anvulti ie in ihi
I nth J V,//r»
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FERTILIZER WORKS
_ JA C K .S O N V M .L K
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F L O R ID A
OPPtCHS i s J i C I T I E S
$°lll
&est
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( d l - n t a l / n m /.« o v e r $AO , 0 0 0 ,(KH).
. fm r n t r it iv r s
i ulltll Y * ,f/x
[m e *
[ftrtllh
A National Organization to
Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete
1 3SNEW
kcwvo
,D.t,WAY S E' 2nd *MIAMI
V t . t 1„ST.
YO R
SEPT.
m
Ipscj Begins
liniiiR* (irind , ’
losed Doors
R c/ircx o tfn iR
N ew Y ork
T itle and M ortgage
C ompany
throughout alt
/' tori dii
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T ciiLs at 1st SI reel nnd
Mellonvllle Avenue
Amid Majestic Pinei
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icks
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r. Kic-iE^vir^r'^r;:
ssj5? sl israras
Br„ h ^ !
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g;-r and George H. Tobuni to O. C. I ? c,d ' af,HH "rdera from d ealer .a and ties „r HrSwm
L -lnw s. lots 49 and 50. Kcw Gar*-Purity.
trucks with the variouj w
C
l tic
■t|.a.
,JjPor
,r7'"lrlr" ,™'k* •'
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4
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d-Air Realty (’o.. to Michael
Halter, lot 8. block 3 , Bel Air.
George Utasenlch to J oq Tuck,
section 31, to 21 south, range 30
east.
Violet M. Baggett to Zachary
Tyler Veneer Co., lot 0 Palm Hammonk.
| Rose Court, Jnr., to I-eatie S.
i Broekway. lot
L T. Allen
„oraon. i
. * ,,Md
block <>, Washington 1
: Heights.
I Joe Cameron to Bed Hnsty. W. j
of lot t>i, Sanford Celery IVlata. five lines.
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H''ll Hi.>thers, two storv build-!
,,' kr; Gi iqwville, $11,2011.
R'.ml Hill I.umber C o, one stnr\
tp I
$ 2.11(10.
West Palm Beach—$ei^00 "ap
propriated by Florida Powar and
Light Company for additional elecx.
Dr fi i
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i'i*c,.p,in11,.s mil,
Ii. . us,.,
wlirrcxre
pour
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p l a c e al.oiil
Hie
ANTS
arc
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Elton J. Moughton
AU('!IITK( T
I'h’st Naliomtl Bank Hldg.
Saiil(»r<|, ---- —-—. Florida
Ido'I,
loan.,
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Framing
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Flooring
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erttion In t ht t *ra
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untleni • conranltnct. Call or write foe o
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Frames and Screens
tll.-lla I
I'.npglsl*),
Made to Order
V I 6 M A IN S T .
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Murphy Ironing Boards
Medicine Cabinets .
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W aller L Main ( irnis. Showing Here '!
i4rula>\ Is Now
ISth Annual Tour
nf 'ied s 1 o i ^ ' e '
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iPKClAt, NOIICS—
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,>r»|itiration y o n
m
Dli<u n of Wow,
• 0.1 Chronic t i l l
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D / S 1 1 t *. . s
g lg ia.H «— w
is Delicious
_ ItuildinK Permits
I on S. Faville. one story Imilil. ,,
! ,ng. »>ak Avenue, $ 4,000.
i.
, j,
, . ' ■*•!
Railroad Co., one storv
.civ f. M.r,,,‘,ui,di,“T> N*"th
street,
city.
t t
jF,ori(^ Sunshine Cake-
Marriage f.irenses
, , ,,• "■ .McCormick to Johnnie
Mallorv
West Palm L ----------- -------tourist park esUbllshed in tJiis
b> , b* > » k * 4 r . n t 5 B
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a.
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VL Y'nXordan,
r r v , Sopt. i 5 .si.-cl to the public.
If iri ■-<! on iiis final [
lag loilay. Guards j
Ell the entrances nf
—
out spectators * ” ** ’ only a Jew nu.ie ,,\,\s i •
1 1"J 1,1 • d1'! ' ■f •v clown whose
liari of newspaper >""i"i"g Iwfnre the appearance . i •'
""" " tic-. In, ,.
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circtis
Mark ollt before "''lerable 'III.,, 1
b, ."Ig Pin,. 1
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|I'.iilorrow and Nri- *4,sted. not ..ol
f.v
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*b,
•ita.
*run
another lay-off. I
utiion. 1•.i1 .,i > 1 •. *.,., •>\ .
1 "■IJ b I lie Ml. (,,,u |,,
l. fkouts will be y "
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M alt#
r ' " i f I’ w, I! I un
Iii. newspaper men ' ”
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from n day's rest a new se,.M,n. In this
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P M I " ’d ll T S \. V. Sept. IN. !
limmy Delaney, St. he foiuul in the world .
...in 1
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Tweight, who is W ith the Walter J.. M.i. , ......
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Among our lour t\Pcx ot HR; i p .q . ;
i| one opecially M.i.ed to the I all nri,|,'
Here x a HK; C R O P vegetable ,e„ilj:rr
''try|
“ vour **r€*I* and soil. Descrip,ivt bookie,
*,rilI rTKffifA
t*n rttjMrsr.
All of tht facti art <n nut
frtt hookltt on "C<nur,u
oirttii Aik for your cofry.
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Corporation
l ii dl V i I inn,, | I hi nh
Itiiilding
H im if 7|.i
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A n d these are some of the
reasons why more than 1 ,0 0 0
cities and towns laid concrete
Btreets in 1925.
■ / n x u r e d . ’ '*
i.it.
$8250
i u n i " r ' , ?'*?*■ y ^ " ; 1 *»i*m*i nt11,1*t Y l l Kni
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Notes payable t hi r, j
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the Spin ho do ..........
Rank .imi
la the now fi-,.,1 W II |ol || ft 1.4-Hi
H. $6,53(1.
v, Sinking fund items arc II.,ii,|
That is because the firm, rigid
unyielding strength of concrete
withstands indefinitely the heavi
est traffic.
Secure your copy today of “ You
K n o w Ynu O w n it W h e n th e
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■f■*<'llt In adiniil i in
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lid " i l l , Io'.'i'll i lu l I;, w n
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p a i ap e.
B00 last year.
2 ;;T h e renicterv mninlenrno- ,„
int is $5,000.
Tie. Muiueipitl
S mi. i II ra sli p a v n n n i
II course n,i,>r<111tin 11<,|. M .<,*
■n increase of S.h.ooo m ,,t |.(f, a in i' a rra n p i'il in
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sv,/; The ‘Oituo ml end ml V- - a la n rfia.M'l'.
b e ,JJ. 10,1 instead of Jl.Hno
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intenumc and
iiiiiuom men,
tho Municipal Aihletn Klt.|,|
yncrcuse of $ l.auii.
U t f a 1 rn ',,,'',ati,ur *"'• omit”
' . $‘M.U»II against SJtl.jr.n f,
'rmotirl
: Arould be expect7 /with the eco»ble perform*
•C. W4IM to ‘ J l o d w e n l ^ .. ,
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encq of their orfe-ton And their tonRealty Co., lot 4 block 18, Dream- ^ ” 1*. {it the cIom of bualnen Atig. «nd-*-half trucks. Idko the two
Woid.
dealers in un
the smaller models, this large truck is
M i l i J S L . Brotjiera aeaters
Anglia Jones to Fr»ncl» Mc- llJer..,' •.>?{T , aiu 1 £ an? d* had <le" available
" ’’•■'■•t'e with
Wiin bodies
Doaret designed and
owaiiBon, one acre, section 33 tp
’ r"f ,ho Graham Broth-' built at the factory to serve the re
19 south, range, 31 east.
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^b -tn n truck which was "uirenlents of almost all vocations
. / '
HoWitney to Lillie I-ane,
lots 225 and 226, J . 0 . Packard’s
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|„! situation exists j *
Imasioii of univer
•\iN
L" Cross asHerJs.
,,I|l|FN(hANCk;jj^0|ti(,w ii minor vice
lii|,n*li«'»iRive diver
jdc- ,Innring, drinkWomen now parf r g l.nulk to an cxFtoiiiniing.
, ( (l.icr.tioiial urink
drink ;
Hd'.irniionat
far that bark d.,„r 1
A ;’
r loa.ly of gin were |
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It, nn! knowledge. In I
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dVit ; ■, ,
broiily house.
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Siiiuload of sleeji ,
i'.'i V,(L‘ * - 1’'<iii'l to an inter- V jl ,Vd '.if.',
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ball game last
follcgians of I...Hi
■whom were quite
|,<|mjain:i dance’’ in
|cn 'deeper berths”
Ii.. was kraduate(| (
Ipint. s training fur '
It niinij'trv.
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mIDv./s vak.rwis
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fiPjii-W.
Jcr of the class of
Ivor itv of Tlllnois, ii
I, m tin! “ Witness”
i;,iisi iipal Church j
|p.iny of Chicago. ;
fini-rality In Atneris traceable to
H
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Park A ve.
a m i L a' Ii »»•< lu-lm o
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Ilfc a S ll f ”
Woral L if e r ^ i
Office 112 East 2nd si.
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In s u re th e T itle
t
Appropriations Of
Mil City Divisions
pHave Been Boosted
lo a n s
fch «
orr impr„
IinnV...On residences
,vrf. .lm
from inioo.no lo $100.000.0,,
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Will also conalder <"onstn„c
s(ruction of bulldinga.
.
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2 6 1 ,0 0 0 S q u a re Y a rd s
o f C o n c r e te S tr e e ts in
D e Land
W AN T TO SE L L !
Furnished
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Can’t beat your
cigarettes, either!
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the «Vo,rai
Positively!
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Friday, Sept 17
C,|
of Finer Manufecturir^
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B a c k oftheV nsurfH issed D ebendabiliti, ofth fH u b m n h iU xt
T h e I Itiptnohile Six which is sweeping un
ward to over-growing success today, is heir to
a richer heritage ol quality .,n,| fi„t.
tleering and workmanship than any other
automobile outside the highest priced Held.
hn-Mtnr»«i.. M.I.,
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I'or IK years 1 tupuiohile has built to standards
comparable to those in the Held of highest
priced cars.
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N ever lor a single moment has
it deviated hy so much as a ban's
b reath from the most rigid
requirements.
In
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It sets up the highest standards
—and (hen makes mi re that those
standards are strictly adhered to.
J .
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Hist
Hupmobile pays 10 per cent
more for inspection, to make sure
of Hupmobile Six qualify—hut
thnt extra precaution saves tinow ner olaH upm obile Six many
dollars-of operating expense.
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f*1- A*Ml-«.r U| AI-„, O- M,
g d A PEURLt'SB t'ltUQHAM W
A n d ft pays Hupmobile. For the
brilliant success everywhere nf
the Hupmobile Six i . dirZtly
due to Hupmobile reputation
J
ge*EMINHNT PERFORAUjRs
K 5r ‘**f**•a
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Taheu■«w
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p„Ml„
- .•good name and a public confidence foundmanufacturinB
Malldards.
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‘"<1 upon Hupm obile's high
1 lie I lupniobdc Six oflers you performance
that in smoothness, in acceleration, in steadi
ness at high speeds, cannot, we believe he
equalled outside the field oi sixes over $ 2 0 0 0
It oilers you a big. full-size, beautiful car,
delightfully easy of control,
>h,t m.ih.h S,t „ ,
and
e xceed in g ly econ om ical
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Afixfern tu/ui^mm,
of
operation.
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But more than this, It ofTera you
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dependability and low cost main
(“rluiiudm,. dfpmj.billiy.lon,
‘ “'I ul rn-iiurn-iiir
tenance that cannot be excelled
° •1,r*»to»llr In i I,pm fund,by any Six at any price— the
r.pn,, ,. I , , h , Hup«n. “ *'!0 I°»»
l.l.l .nd
fruit of 18 years of unfaltering
moil inmplcp piiulpmput ,o I,.
I,»undun anrunnllipiu, tl,M
adherenceto highest quality stan
1 Oil 1,1,,,
O.wlin,
dards.
lo» •-•ulln-con.uroi.iion I
I brjn,„,t.ilc bp.i conIrut. «
ntd.br,, . Vinon vcnill,[in<
« ind.laplj
n,.b
fiI cpa,8cn*or1four-door,
J T , ’■ t-U«r . Itloo l«»dlp..
*13o5. Coupe, two-passenger,
boU
i’«>'lon»-Moh.lr upwith rumble seat, $1385. Tour
. p.mlV" l*,7 “»od» 9 W,I„UI
cralnrd cun,I, on Iniiruoitnr
ing,
five*pawenger,$ 1325. Equ ip•"'.rd-nJ windowLd,« Jo
tnent includes 30 x 5^5 balloon
II. Sl^UI v,b,:.
l.ln/bT' l 1 H»«lll|fci«with
tires, four-wheel brakesi All
!.ii»«« b u T u "" ',r,J d<)Ub,«
Prices L o. h. Detroit, plus rev
terL.IMainsElig 3i-iRing!Circus!1
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High and dry,
covered with pine
forests, located
only a few min
utes from the
shopping center,
on wide, paved
streets — that’s
Sanford Grove.
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grounc Is o n F ir s t S t. a n d M ello n v ille A v e n u e 1
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CUS D A T E p o s t p o n e d !
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The Big Circus Will Not Exhibit In
Steadily setting new records!
records of popularity each month. But —
more important to smokers — instant recognition
of its good taste and its uniform high quality, here,
there, and everywhere.
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THE ONE YOU KNOW TO BERTHE
LARGEST — CLEANEST — BEST
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Such popularity must be deserved” — and we con*
aider that Chesterfield's record says more than we
could possibly add about Chesterfield's quality, tobacco
character, and outstanding good taste.
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’ The Governor and Putnam County
The Herald has criticized Governor Martin from time to
time for hfe mistakes, especially hia faxity In law enforcernent, but The Herald stands equally ready to commend him
at all times when commendation seems due. Our governor
is not the greatest governor that the world has ever known
ut it is equally true that he is far above the worst that ever
lived
at Tallahassee.
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Gregory, Lakeland; .1. 1 r ms t . amused durini„r, .
Miami,- Ned Wiston. «"*•» hours. "Feeding the it i • .
\Y. W. PiUman, J a c k -| « "s tl„- nn,.,, . , 'ed
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|R t/1*, - Sin,, 1
r/ttma Hotel
i '• uir Inis been ordered to - ateiv in |
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••nitroversy.
In Seig •
'*'• I ‘Vo min were killed, file l'uii..,m \ t k , ,,
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EM PLO YER S AND AI'TOMOIHI.K mttlL
University to hike » slick of dyiuimite in a dah of "al, -,f y.u,i„id lie-lt
’ "f study.
i”ck today at the I.illntax Stone -, ------|Uompany here. The d, ;el lire Dyn
llruff left Tuesday for "is Bure. »’>0. and Bill McDuiuel. :tK
C'lll K .TS
Of h a , l i e * .M v n iiici-s o f A z a r i a n ,.
IN. ('., where lie will both men have fumilii
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3 1 1 F i r s t N a t i o n a l Hank HIiIk .
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ihe slutly of metiiciite
I’nlm Hem-li New p
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SANFOHD, FLOimu
-------i i,e erected here.
Real Estate
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Bailey left T uesday-------------'• iXoon ,ia v ,., r o .. i
ISalem, N. ( ’., when ' ..
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pone her studies at
Mrs. M. i-'. Sleuiespei of
\| l.ado I nioi ,.l ih » , nctTcett-HI" "la. (»a . is c\|,e, li l I hor-da v a l t ' - , ii
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college.
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for it visit with her doighi, ,. V
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Sr., returned home j Fruin-is Nix,,,
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.l icks,m villi-, whure '
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o f o u r ability as
r ," L who ha-, been Eirsl Stn-et.
til, • ■ t "U* V|i I I . , ,, ,
(iitllMied New 5 ork, with
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•''"it ■■•»k"l. t-.in. I, and
^ I'*i4t fp\v tiiiys in ,
Ml, i1- . •„ M. I; ,
M,
Emil .1.-inning*-, l.yn De I’ultl.
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Mi
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\,sup's I'alilc*
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None* too s m a ll to In* appiiviatnl
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Mi 1! < . Mr,ore. Mi
• tai r-n iip and di - - t, r t,
( IIIIIi'll >
('" "ship
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,; ........ . 'ham
Wight, uie visiting
Mr and Mr-. W U Radford of iViss.'-a and 1• lolh.u mg i on,roil
I l , Mo pir.il d. Mi
t ' i ,nly I >n, mes* j, .i,,*'
"liaiigiiig Eire"
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“il,,*“*
"ilan d o spent Tuesday in Sanford tee w .
.
'I'" ' " m* al home is
\II*in K.-iiilail, Si is
""•‘•I to he iu , h.n ge- '"*•!'. Mi
‘ 1 I ’HM ill Ss||\*S>
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J,s ‘ he guests uf Mr. and Mis. |* .Mr-. I l> 1',1 Iris,iii, \i i
John A. Siiiph-ton, .Ii
THUUSDAY
Tunk with the Ameli- W. Radford.
Moi-d,
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ll'-my NTckel and
That
stirting
epic „| the
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“hue, mise:nhl\ ,
great open spacer*.
" ‘turn to Sanford
Andrew Uitrtawnv and Dean
Th
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w \ S II I \ t ; T (' \ , O i' l: I .
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"I Ralmorat «Uaslle
M''v
as,ie
I he Flaming Frontier”
h r spending tiie p.-i-t Turner left tin- first of th„ week
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"■* ll'.-v ili,| iu (I,,, day*
Hilh limit liiiison. Dunlin
'-s I" i’inchurst, N. I
l,,r (,ainesviile where lhe\ w,i! .,,, i
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* ‘luce.,, \'„ tori.-I The i Jisl le iiiis
I’,,\ - >11,| on liivio, Oil wife •
I'ii mum, \am- Uornwall.
•nt«*r the I’m vers,tv.
r , ' . ,
'"'"h l iu/erl, .m,| U„. mim- lei
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I ,i I, . \\ .Smith and w>„ ”
Comedy
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H alker and little
I u. m * ,,,
' ' " ' ! "'"-n i i- 'he senate dm
1 Id E . C h u r c h S t .
IlM l
••Blister’s
Girl
Friend.”
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turned to Sanford
Mr nnd Mr-, .1, R. St,-wart ha\,
’
lotigr t to us,. |M, bed us „ , IK
>•'• I til' "IM llgotioli of t 111* a*
“ W E IM IT Y O U IN T IIK SHADE" a
r a five weeks’ visit letumed fnmi I'ayloni, lt.-a. h and
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:vr'*'"K ‘ ,'hh- .md bis ilunmey
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While "tber points ,-f in tn e-i .ibo-g
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t , v i . married ,t -i smirking , ,,om.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ K i.g a a a ia ia is iii
cst
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1ho task „f hruigmg tl„. , „: l h- '
'•'Ik,-i attended tin- Ka-t Uoa-t wliem lhev lane !,eee ,'Vn’‘, ‘
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1 ,\ m i ' | , " . K . . S r ot
t o I ’ll 1111■
1 ,n,l
n,,,;d at
I'lillailel
peodllig lllelr vacation
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‘ • Ri -i t. •" oil i-i.i-i at or- slo- .11
'" ‘V l""' « "» ' morh-in ideas „i
par i .
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loil.il oil bet' i,
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b i l l 'd in
.1;* n-,-1 i. N|I - ' " '111IT, New V k
limiter of Tavares
IM 'III S El'IDI MK R U .I ’.S
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' '■ Mr
>* bmg LdwaiT reig,,. have just
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Beoig.
Ilr-I
•on ''irlMpletoil
Tlmugb tin- in
•sitor in Sanford.
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"<u f " .," - h " 1|;s ate quite
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, te" I tat. la
|.,| t ho * .lilt Ils *I, follow-.
»,, t iv,Ie Rootli leave
l/'I'i the epidemie of typhus p. j
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homelikr- and
,” .*e|t,|. -a if
I il - t ' I"-.II V ll I .,11 "|||(e
"r Del.am| wlu-rc they ’ raging imah.-itol,
Tiintv dcutli- ""*
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first turn„,,t
>i '!•* I - lend
Mr
Gill
Ge, , I1' / ' • «Hc"inf.„ table rllaugbt ri.l.li d
rt "ti I niversity. /
and l.ltMl c-uses of tin- di-ease lia* . )
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‘ di t
Rook .1 soon , q Lome will,-I, (jo,.,.,, Vi, to,„i
in-t ti reported. The Red t'rus.s is! **' j
p I *t r I |||
tri'r.vi
\ large iioinlier
b Kardcd will,
affe.
warren of Lakeland rushing noises and implies front' V,"1
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Ill,In- > ,,| ' ill- c h i l l , h W ill III.".,
,
1 he king and queen „j„, u ,.
Mri*. M. kk Man- B n lin . Ilamhing and Rnmieii t)
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>nli, m l In- w«*n 1»i!«;•« "nag, in th, to or I'uiic, 1 , S,| III ing several week at llal
11,1 Fourth stree. Three
hospital barrack* have lu-en! ," . " "
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ilt-1 I'll cV.linple
v.,y.(ling Al,-mil I’ly n>r,i»111
i moral, lime kr.-wi, De,*,, !,
erected.
Ihi vi- and daughter,
r t* left on the boat
Breen <'ov,-Springs RojuI- lead
I"' Jacksonville for a ing from this town to Ie paved.
Flit with friends.
nt expense of $750,00(1.
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INSURE WITH RKU.VBU
INSURERS
COLCt.OUGH REALTY COMPj
Al
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UI- big vlriil. and high quality of the crop# grown whfc ^
A - in,ini .
,G C H O P b ran d , reflect « h . rrue £ £
M
making aldtliy of ih eacfen U b .,.. They are m adettHU ^
or i.i imps ,,nd .o il.. L’.ch formula is the reault of our
lore Ilian to year, experience in Florida. Our DIO CR O P
Amusements
i
<)" Monday a Itcnioon Home ( if M,-s. Ki n.tnll n t :
-U- T& ;
quality'
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t* g b V° Uf »“• « « « - o f h ig h er
Among imr liwr ly,*cs of B id CROP d m ., mlafurc. there
m /r p R o lT J
The Awnings on (he iMurphy
S E L L E R
C>CrV
For Cilrus and Vendable Crops
,h*
.............grave. And
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WAIMOHOUSK AT SANFORD
t 'in p m cticn l e x p e rie n ce d held
i ne n w i l l lie r I iu I t o h e lp yo u
M'lye y o u r f e r t i l i z i n g p ro b le m *.
Iliis se rv ice o b ligate* yo u iu n o
w ay.
FERTILIZER
WORKS
lACK.SnM VIl I IP ft*a n n i r * .
J A C K S O N V I L L E KGORIDa
A w n i n g Shop
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: ? ^ a s a s iS S rS & s
AWNING MAKERS
« a s ^ a - ......
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f Monkey gland fnme i-stnblish a farm within t h t f r i
•,7Rn
nM '" ,k,'d
r 'ty father, to give its.
to
build
n
monk
,,im l»rml«ainn * ■ •■•
•
»'.v house «,>r
for ;iO
; O Siuincso inside
America, deprived of tho Vi
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France, i* developing an as
ft
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" ’""'imK Ililliy an, voronorr. the nffieiaU
>i. *for
' r ‘Frqnch snnils.
cxiH.rts
...... - i b j r T M K a y r - T ! ; :
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utve increased ants
iVm'-o-i.v "'i ii,V n/V ‘, n<" ,h al
’ bia rumpanlons.
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t jj s____ _
“••arch But li.sti-nimr to th0 local , 1'1 tbo ,a,*,
‘ bree
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,,f l" ’r I'uren's, ,tl.|
I ' '•'•>' A \ciiue.
"'presentatives of th,« S. |*. < a tb,‘
exports reaced o :i
h-legntes
from
I,
L<*0(l,000 lb*. Exporters U|V$|
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•"••• the «churches
m u » f i r s jan
in |
| Xary-eolored zinnia* wer.- „v,.,| i
o groups
mother* whn
who fcunsU
on
suti---J*
k'lDUps of inoth«T.t
frurisl ••
,,,,riet-*
..... pumhhuuiiv
automobile
|m cases
haakots thiooeh-mt I
m:ii
tin*
.'ion
inoitkrvs
wmu
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p 1nniuphoiit
tho
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country hm
''vmtr ,,.„m „m| dining r-„'„ .!
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Imigereus to chiltlren, they ,h-cid TU'ed the snnil Ihabit
, *t
'hose two ntlrncii.-o 1
<d permission would l>e i„-!,|
‘ " " " I ' ) - inns. Nuts of uaupn
‘ but the children g-„l-e».,| BARIS, Kept. 15.
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Dordongr and
Anju have 1i
t‘» f njiiy (In* 11 11v' tf !m !l h * ' / ? "! \. 1 "
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Dlh- When pendinjj
turthrr
into the.
I.’,11nIim. I I k. 1 •
__»•»«f ^nju nave
a .
I b* I tdntuied I,V their hostes ' " ,d ' il 1
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MH,etary ,.f tb“ scheme.
l-nirhetl the American palaU f ,
. The birthd-.v ,-,.1, « '
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1 " “ M States treasury left
*>r' v ,,ronoff claims fbut the
h"'« ‘ Iw n the recent.
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HrnHy estabhshed in of
„!,nk,-, s
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- A'• «««’*' marching
.........*•*% *arm,,,-|
•■"llll'l and; . a;:al. «:!d
lcitetl for,
«n*li? of M n g .......... .
r-fus .,1 h„i, p c r n X . J n ^ l " ‘ MrmUon Tl"
..........
I ' V comne-M-in.
|f,.
gny ,
! n -'",lr lo blow out the etio.lhty houpit
I’m-mir the iiftorumiii
Mr , ' 'V'Vi'tG'' Wh" ,‘' hr ,'a " u'
‘’n''
■ I* * e aSBlBteil |,y •Mis. f ' o: ! , ' . w'1!”U'*-*« tunity t„ j u,|v,.
La, g ,n | Mis- E’oilv Starr
i
th ," b ' ' " ’
skill as „ fi
r ; ....... .......... e k e •„«.!i n i t ;,i :.:l ' " " Mr,,,r
M' Mellon' .all at ,
y 1M
lt
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»•••- civet, a uni,|u - ...
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11 '"con c-t., , f tin- -a
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h" " r- " " " ' ""m il's of u hi -I, xver,
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1- v ,-l e un iin.. .,|i i.
cn>n „„-| to foreign
\!,„|st ,
CII,,\ her fils! ,. ,1
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'be \met ,ca M"III: \i n , ii-aii |, 1 1,,
admit .,
the ,,,„ eh .
I latg,- all,let,,, a.-,
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t he r.„. ige .,ffi,.,.
l -Mi Mellon .i
an lo.,,,
| the ministry of fir,„„r ,.. |t,. , j,,,.
.f i ':
I "*d « »t Ii I‘ri inlet I’.-im-ni,, fo, ten
I ”,It:,lies ,I„| tlo-e al he: own re
j quest, followed I" an usher*, ieI visited the Louvre Museum <n
j another wing of tl„. miui-lrv
! ' ’NDO\\ Sept. 15
Llh
nmltiiog an I ,*.„ I f.,r main min
wi
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Mrs. S. W. Vain at «-f her rrieitds t„ h«*« |„..m.
f' f ' ’o
' Avenue. I The altraet, , . .
‘ kI carried out m t|,„ ,i
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tt'ere ,.-e.f
liildcz Hotel
lard. New Sm yrna; F.
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ml Dtlando; R. R. ; abeautiful
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» uh r,.s,-s at„, ”f(.rrM
* iU.il,> were mi the
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[elArrivals
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• o n T t l n e r l o i , A T4'
strongly to the king Th„
J
1U tM la y A fte r n o o n
Whose interest in B .JrH
!
I / l t t l c * Joyce S t PC I p m)?.!’1
pnJoy? ,ho W *te ,„„l
t_IL quit
puysvixiis
visit*,
in t of the estate. She,,«,B
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.
PlTHlinill friniwla linn eku TL_
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fittl. h„th,lav Tii,--,|-l\'
will when she ji,\ ite.l , i .. 1
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i(-\( |y 1' {irty
'"• l Sanford ,Df.
UKRMA.NY rELKHRATI-i t th.-; J
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I»ii*tIi of (tiM'tho, calling him
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la
I m e re ly t r y i n g
find s o m e iiiere ion 7o 1\ , . ™ ,atM nrr
NKU
YORK
WORLD
w riter, next to Shtikcspeare J
A m l ,.m t T d » y h like U
alc-€*h«.| t h a t Will m a k e it t a s t e d
;
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l o ,l‘,» a t u r e d est
,
says the greatest next to I p,
• “iVWWMd through.
on sly t h a t th e s t u f f ( l J , L u
, . c-‘ am l s,nrM so villain
when hiinkei
\ men. an cannot believe in Amer S
'ante. Spain sat - I l,roke t . h n s
hi'ho|i>and captnnis nt : ii ic.tn nriiniph-s
. a
—rMwy Allcrtun Keane.
t h a t will .sell.
U ‘ " MOt
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il.lt, a n y th in k ' i v n nn?..;-Hn-,.;,
I
lomei
I
i■~o— H o rrib le n -siilla m m o r.. . , ,
, .
" 'or vourself
|Fascist ','iiid''' m' ii'ssidini^bv'' iaiving t'uii'.ms of'the'nbu ^ S h i , , " Mtl 5
R C * * ^ th^ m Cldont " "
Sanford
you he next ?
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dalien got nw«y to „ UOo,|
!>. llU rt yeaterday.
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S r ^ T h f Engliih are mid to have ' )V(», !(, »l‘ olm|. W ile,, a n t a . l
, w
, ,(‘n« lu 1r ‘^ alco h o l « r , ^
w .unemnfortah*,.
the Aim-r..-,,,, Federation of Labor
| „ | v o, , ; ' Msht 1,1
,
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,-e h e h a s on ly tw o c h a n c e s n , h .
^ ln k s h oofleg liquor ( t i T
»» ten thm,a,m|, declurinu war on any attempt to free press
!'PCwh a,wl 11 ■
P>g a d d p te d a '■Bilom-e policy”
f * r d to refunding of American >d o es not
lS 1,1 H h u n d red o f g e ttim r o » ,,rr *i , I niitk. ,>m- m a hundred of tn.»... |raipulari e Faseistu- nricinlc* a,.d
s , ......... .
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t hmit/h it was
WaH i,
t 1 \A. .I
"H 'Uwullnn d ead ly poison.
that flunk
translate though' into |policies in the United States
! nient
or^ 'prcsentative govern-1 *
loans. We though
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n a t I thnt
think translnti
Tim,
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why
o .r l.l,
It
ha, -..inelimeR
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,i,i thnt
«h». ! «Mr
r « i(been
, w „ k„„ws
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»ny II,.uie v.orin,
ii nas
ticcn said
I
they put up or shut un.
! u ^/i
e ’ ■l,a'‘ U ,,lt w »f«l ‘Vlfaclly” atlvimvllv
Ti
I >•-'-»
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hat is
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b o o tleg h o n o r nu,v in,i ,T
i- ■’ *‘ti\iMtdly.
I ln» d r i n k e r o f mi,u‘s upward so s
bowU,it
Si
h
S
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IV
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‘U*’;,r
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'n""
politj
!«•
honed
for
the
sake
of
tiicir'
It 8|""
should
into .........
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stum Id move U.
wi.nn.ical
ffis s y s t e m n rtv i? ./.!! Y ' ! - V a f l , T he c o n s u m e s f ho t #!vlt 's !•tow
' " w ,u
ical intelligence than bunkers. I Americanism that the |tnni.„! ^ fcwamI1tt,n° K l u*i everyhody tjas s t u f f ,
.
m
*1? tht* English Channel folk- noison c,„.
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"" "r
hundre d mil lion moi <>
I-.- ti'i.ki-rs,
of it. Old ea rth 1industry. \t any rate
,
BSJi swim if i
...........oiiiinning otse to .
V(,r
f
Mr. (treen j industry w|„, praise Mussolini ~
has shown
mure intelligent ap- m-jiIIv fflnnvi know whut
they lire
10 " mku
Hu ffi‘ri,ig . ‘
f WUI have to find something^ £
1
f“ r
*«nie.
But it will
g
i„ the
‘ . T
Vf uhont
'ir" -head iireciittinn
of
fa, t1lawf
that ,h<*
(in Y"»r*
D'lk.nvr
EV ;
| 'I'll
KISIIOP
BRENT,
Episcopal,„i,
, iwim if they expect to nmkT tile ! l ! ^ . . Y P ry
a l t e r „ ha.s^^ b ro u g h t h iin V id S lJrn , “w ! ■'* " f,t
U,rry'
I
says ”n new pence” conies to the
----- alw" V8 ,»‘-en
hav;
been in tavor
favor or
, . f , “ h'ohol a s possible f e e r a g e ' T ! “
f° ., , '*s h ‘,,-v in d u s tria l w-oi 1,1
with
(iermany's
admission
t,
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andl paving
paving hut
hut an d smell th a t
.<"!!,tn,ct,.,!n
„ ....... F ’ h-v H iaking it ‘•""‘
c o n ta•in
in aa tl aa ss tt ..
t lux i.Imi.Fo,. .»<*
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e the
the league, of nations, and A hiei i d , ' tMOnr s
in
,,
W . there cornea u time, when the bot- a .n< 's "i«'ll thiit e v e , a <o n su n n -r nf b,
...... not
stand liy ns a mere pee
,
tot • ‘,n'°r«i Herald:
sto m ach .
Il„ t. «-egan||,,ss J ”
^ whukoy cou ld not ««*'
'
River at the upper end through u
Vi? pockl,lb'“ ’k has been th en * a r e m a n y kindle ,i;
*^c n «ttor J a m e s H eed's opinion ,n ," rr front her vantage gr..ur„| „f
n “
written by lock is .something’ hnrd 'to ' timler1
thnt wononty in tho best
alt It and privilege.
, , ™ " k ' vb," » ,,n. regarding the stand.
The ehunnel would
a d ead ly poison i i i g r e d i u n ^ r w ' a i / h S ' r .
on<l,'»*Hc! W‘a
/ !!merica is not a mere ^pectu /-..nnY^h *’V‘ r
J " bn’s River disturhetl in tiie lent;! if a n v th im ''
t ^ H,t ' volll<l kill i n s t a n t l y .
F o r t h e s e T vv ,lsk o -v * « .Imhsoii »«»r.
mur,,.,
or. .-»«•
Sh,. .s
is attending
I,, her „ u n ; ( a a a ‘’ k,‘ '" « k‘« »'»"v statements it would lie deepened bv
1
^
Andrew Mellon called on Win- n g h t l y . th a t a few t h o u s a n d *?, i,
‘‘‘^k’ve. and business, »<
her
m
lier
own
.
..uiitry,
■
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Yhlch
8hwu1,1
b‘*
corrected
in
order
(Jovernmenl
within
‘
k , ' ■ ’S ’ l
r »ton -f-hurc-hill the other day but
N»ng tim e s t o p all sale o f - , i . 7
•' 'i’ 1 l‘Ht,I‘s w o *ild f o r a Intig 1 wlur,,l sbV '••-•'•‘ngs, at the same thl^ ‘ bp ‘ ruth may be known to after ,t w ,s demonstr,, t Z , ' T ‘
. 'V'.' ''" '" m s t r a t e d that tho
1 *" -s ,,l(
Klcohohe b e v e r a g e s .
h-mling tens Of million, to newcomers.
5 o , / * r “9 . Wt> ,mv'’ b‘‘»,r1 I'l'le to
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urnpcjin industry.
n 4» oqUM ;•• t ilk t
...
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M’ mu,ntainetl at a '
ITn?» j Uu,t U ' Rrltish debt to the
Oe?edei
“ tl‘H I111* ll(,t been I an« > » i , „ „ .r k „ , t
................... l , y " * * * « « » !
! f«w»liHhly tb iu k ^ tb e y 'V tn .1
f n " n w h ich t hey
8t. ’ w '
n
£ Z
But f
s
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, Tl" ; > » ™ * » "»•
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“ p p ' w h s ' d o not believ.
I Hotel
'• *> Iliv™ »n.i t h « i t h *y hWH r
< '..iTmtVi
e j#T'RAVEL oo ooo of tB* ^
L . 1tha rcoming
UL 0 * 11 hlindrw l to o b l a i n “ p u r e " w h i l d ? h° ‘S<' tWn ( , l a "tO s
Rpf.
. . I,K winter.
wmM,p* It
|T . i h , |,I «
e i u * big comfortable
a
If;.,-'
^ g w d j ,d Id1
e u'" l«*
to let visitors to this
U ‘^ ‘»m tor Hee,| w i|| . ‘ ' 1 ' " ' ,,,sl<<'y " P u r e " g|„»
leusonablc.
............r » i Europe looks after Eu
1 ,e,,,rlh'
Another state- z z s z r......
• " » > ■ " ' L , .vt ifvydb
u b‘ u
u ne m
'
. -n n- . . f.
•w^clty
know how
how much
it i„
i« gumg , u « f poison to b o o t l e g g e r ’s
"Itw18h 5,0
erroneous
that onc
one w,,nw.m.
Certain interests
int..r„uiu in eVolusia fcWAT.
^ ^ d t y know
..met, i,
I»'"p osed ifdding rope. W
hy n.,t let Anu-riv,. |,,.,k . ^au
^’ M
r r ,wK:Uh t,lut
<Vrtain
‘
CQ»t them.
after America?
iers whut Mr. Vyhitmnn couhl have <’•>•,nty evidently do not wish . F
] * * ’*' " “ •■viV h in s* Ppiille^ o. fr h im sld
f
h i"
a
s e lf.
s» --------- ° —
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lr:ka'nK " f Whn' h- wr""- f- "•'> (," ’ir I'rapnytinnate share o BP*
*»
II IS said autonullnie-. k ,.
rb«t m tho statement about Sat:- Hie cost of keeping the river
| W e w Y o rk .
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half tile voterst Away from the J“r<l bpl"lf only four and nne-hnlf fixed level, nnil t l , t
ii,T 7 . ‘ ' n
.
h ImTaLm du‘‘L. 11
Ha,d' f" b,il"*
HIS NOSE KNOWS
polls and ahsemeu balloting”
feet above the level of the Atlan- Whitman’s was written i ■ /. *If* I ^ f 0 a d d e c*»» d e l l d o o *
,S" m" 'iuy the city is
suggested.
BAbTbMURE s u n
|U fO cean
;
with , heir int,,rests, evidently I
?***% *?*
*i
W
, / kc u,> to th*‘ importAlso, “golf
of traffic regulations and en
from tiie ihu7ch«s
!,W* y
An8'vorln« >"« first statements. 1 ,lori‘ '" ‘Vcr was « new drnimige
O rch o t f .
un U" t,uirchgfl’
....
r|ver at Hanford is about ao l'r‘.'Ject started which did nothuve A w c o d w fa liiip .
Thn remedy is to mnki ,.„imcs
polities (feet ubovo sea level, the source
l" il* S'*t«" prefer to
ns interesting iih motoring, religion
onth1nnr,V°
r
fnrth.T
South,
l,,t
,h
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'done, “what was good
ns interesting as golf. With Hen
be- p" ‘"'Rh f,,r Dad is good enough
ry Ward Beecher in a big church eommon sense would make
«- theW a r g e n t
nr Hilly Sunday in a revival tent lievo there was some fall i,V U e n
J A C K S O f f V I ls U
the caddies, not the clergymen s nn’ flu r n<l rla,‘ford
^ then* fVrd at «»« time was the largest 8- **. XeiHluoln
q-IIItoilln
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‘"IMMHIt
‘"IMMKU KStl'nilO
K
is
no
fall
(or
little)
in
the
river
!,,,uo
A
n
tra
l
Florida
Whv^i
',1
would complain.
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N‘ t>t. a 11 ao 30| Oct.
e IN 3N • On Bah VntU
from the soum, tn
........
. it nut
. l . . / ! ltd
, ---------™ f. t,ha ■ «•»? ^ ‘I" mouth, amj " n«t maintain that ]ea«U One
TO M
,th° ™ rrent 18 supposed
tn hi |’',a"on I" too manv were willing
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1“ “” ^
« * y .. ........... . '••• 'blnys rcmnln j ,„ t
S " * ,^
a
, .......................
jthia
pressure
back the waters nil
'vbon Dmi was n bov im,i, iii
.
Summer can leave when
slip .over the surrounding country atm, uant the Yammcd ij.i’nu?^ «W not
>r S ^ f k,IUr ,,rm 8 w“ nt » big
k placed on outside bakers who
pleases now. We’veseenenough the river?
K U,,,r> M,0" K ing u,, thing,“ /oJ V, " ” > c w a
n thi, cjty. EmerS a S T * ' lri"
f” . , With
w««h the canal connecting lbe
the . j . ^ °
important moves Sanford
haue “ Id ,f !oe«l
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|SL
n , i River
s , . ba“
v“’’
•*
ni
;Rt. John’s
Jo h n s River
River with
with IIndian
IU* "eV
<‘^ an,lPtionwl’ ’'« that
of open
,5 2 ^ ,2 2 1
th* be,t bread
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it would bo impossible to maintain
K,.up ,.hls uPPc*r St. John’s River
to
di«
im;,
Two
couples
married
seventy
y / L * ; n k^ °
tnd Hall It
years ugo in Minneapolis have cel proper w ater levels w ith ou ttl'e T l" ? * hy, ™ nn* »f a drafnage J
L&
Price, they won’t
Lv. Hanford Wednesday, Friday, Sunday, 12:15^^ '
ebrated. We tell It to show it can use offlocks to regulate the out ward anal’ a,,d “ « the duty of e ^ S
worry nbout outside hakTHE NEW YORKER
be done.
&
flow of the upper part of the river. K
.1’ owner '» «nch county afConnectioo • t Rteilbrd'from and to Crisnd*
It in true that tho rivor wmii j
tccted to kc( hohirw! fhi«
*
Llewelyn Powys, in “The Ver
A financial failure doesn't hurt in both directions, when it m ■m1 nf , “ml |,ul " lhrooBh i,™.''?'.
Of Commerco has diet of Brldlegnose,’ churmingU
tilings
SO much after you huve become
Fralfhl la Beaton—
A^y* It is working on refers to the Century Club as 1,
or £
S .tm '
• ?»
SdSnP^
accustomed to your now friends. -•'i™*
‘ ne river so as
to
T„ _____
oy
th0
eannt.
fortxess
of
sonllo
PhljIstiiitM”
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to
nutii
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canah
so
P rd fh t to Mliwl
’
viL **r*y, pl»n which
Cunturv
(
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hlT
J
u,,ch
«
Lontury
Club,
where
he
listened
to
J P » « t assistance to tho “ Plucv "whoro oterybody is trv
. , h*JV<n? ,a b«ttle over
“ “ fling opw Industries. ing to live up tq some objecti^e £ ' J ’0^ 8 ‘a»k «f himself And «In Chinn.n* !W
e don’t know whnt it’s
r.
standard deportment .which has im fit, boLoka
finally
suggested
origin
In. film fn.au
.
* no d like to have Powys iena Jiira ■bout. Thiqf don’t either. .
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exacting taste
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head-waiter,” ; , ° y
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J. R. Thornton. J a e k -]oak''
s.,„ u„.
Mci'f Poison Km- Bootlegger’s Alcohol
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t Turner Uir, ic
ELECT!
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fFi.ut !
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H o s te s s T o Ki icm is
i l e n d a r
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MRS. I-H E D S . IJA IU E ft, s o c i e t y E D IT O R
^,!ss VV:'lthen
Pretty Birth,l;lv |.;lrtyl
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BE AFKAIP'S RUN ApOUHt?
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TELEPHONE *48
^ tO W 'R P k E ^ -N b u c a n g e T
/ufciuN P Th e s e
c u r v e /Al l r i g h t - ^
>r
m ? I hhT Oa u ITO/N ^
w m wWiwrc^ •
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V l T w 7 ^ r 7 7 7 h 7 n h e |m ''nn.H- i,tS‘' lf ' k' f e a ta ,HP Cnil '«
™ '« » » <" >h<Inu- fiu:^"n-nr
llw ,llj,‘l,,,g
r" " ,r
HH th’n inu£ Ie ?. r . h. aa'?
v? u
“ law
,l,JI(b n g ccommunity
o m m u n i t y as
as long ! '»'vsl'«P‘,r v»u plunge hn.-k mm
.
i :V> — ,!
^violated frying to enforce
it- We
have a sh e r-1 hu
,lK ,‘s '
re,u,l"s' a <!«•«■•F—
r«*n. . « M St. johHfl.in. iff. nnl trie fh ln r „ „ ,i ^4t---- ------- .
. .
” .c ,,,lVL i j s n e r - |„q, prngnim in Virnnn ..rennized
«la»<fllr»r 'Ctumi.
t J u - ......... ^ J,efe lec
,l"ted
(* other
county
and
city
ofncials^vhc
t\
>y flip
to s e e t h a t t h e law
7l
i ‘V , 1. , c , a H 'Who
vafi aan*
re |
l»y
Hie fhinkcnkrcutzicr*.
Hankchltrcutxlcr«.
f . - rJllFtitlim
H0 H1C
.......- uf Hkltr nut,
tf>
see that the law is obeyed
and lynching
W
hippings
a
r
e
a
s
m
u
c
h
a
law
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l
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g
s
and
However.
hniters •
;m
: ■"—Srrlionilnk
wlii»mink pool,
l
* -Jew
..............
’
ut nr
punl. tonnl.
trnnl* ™»rt». |" h i p p i n g s
eas
v!n l.o.v... .... ....... n . : . . _ , K‘
today
ns the>
the\
re in
mh T* r,r'!
Th
h ee m
m ob
ob ru
rule
in P
l «rid
? i , £a . '
a n y t h i n g else.
I'powerful t'"k
v «T
le in
F lo
A/O/NK^
•/—AUKIIIFitOnic ...
is. ns G o v e r n o r M a r t i n s a y s . the day o| hhn-kets super-"itiuns
ttroniT—h<n«.*, liolrU. nimrl- j
Sixteen of Ihe llankenl.i. dzl<>r<
•unit boir.to.
...........................
tn mil and fill others arrest
T - A j i t ) t o........... .
n ,F
;.VM" ,M’ "»■« » b e n r r H an cock t h a t i
.■» t-oiilti
'••• «*<••*• .«•■*,
ly'i . . .
«'d and under hail.
,
; H o g g in g s , he would get ,,,n
a rsrh ek,
r i f f who
mum him In
V
nri.MuH i.Hbr tt<piro<-.
^
*1 ‘
^
vriior s a id .
aiitl tell t h e ncoole
|,i,
I I
III!'. I’ K\ 11r Pi. rre, IV-sideir
iirxi»n » r • eio ini.M.iri,„. * " i n i t y t h a t he w a s g o i n g t.» lu-eak
i»)
f oolidges spiritual guide, says
Unit PFOKFOIII,
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rj,;f ifc.Ej|'»N«l"ll Ilf
nrh.ii.l «|«IT•‘Mi 1 .
77,7 ...... r.J'1 1 ' t J , *t|H| Hlill I WOllM llol s|l
'l.at a puhlie oftiiini need' *ev
<n v-nimi
fvlflt prn%fmlnn fur (nrren«n|
qua lit i e a n d Mr. t'oolidge h«furl IIMrm.
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Jill seven.
c o u n t y u n d e r m a r t i a l law
TH E UNCERTAINTy OK 1,1 FE
V '" in mihlie life m ad keep
j>'\ I
. their promises, f'otdidgc d ie> it
thu Lord livoth. mid as thy
No ostentation,
hard work 1
ivT'.'Wul liveth, there ix hut u step he
i I hut's ( 'oolioge.
tWekW mo nnd denlh.” I Smn 20 -a
gaJjV -* ‘os.
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•he right relationship with tiod,
ahsoliite honesty, performance of
P R A Y E R -M ay
we I.<>r«l. so
duty without evasion, power to re
live th at Wo shall (lie the death .,1 .
'"cn i/.e great is-aie/. ”elean, no|
the righteous.
,I0. '•mIv tuiUi lr. hul iiHitlt*,"
iV *
“ ** "®~—0 ‘ 1■——
‘ t.
makt'K a
l u s s ov«*r thi* r u m o r ths»f Hi
l*iv ririrnt (
says tKl*
'
A THRENODY
Pev. Hr. Pierce, fills the hill uh-jo
MIAMI TKIHI’ NE
ot,- v lie in ie lit have added that
■For j n s j f
! ‘- " h ' ’1 f ,,r
■•'•noi.-lioiM.
" 'V " M M " 1
«'
Pit.-ident t oulidge knows when not
*a° 8 kwvth hits run a blinded,
.Jim s a t ’S t i r o t'nr 11.,
' ' il •
h is most
n„. |j,lM. ' fierniany, meeting her scrondeoiuit v ' l e t.f coal, coke and lig
lie didn't suv anything about new ”
Mann lai till'. goods covered >'■
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1
YVw
''TVVWti‘V'
Kiev aie important also.
■ Mawes
plan, has“ay,:"-',‘ts
met a I per ,.-iit l„ „ , . Manufactured
.
, ,
.
11
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» n e a r a p p ro a c h tn m u r d e r
t i .,, r
» , a
alcoh ol is "leas
....
1
1
•angc. ill, haling dVest ill fs. ■
them.not in nioney hut in met
% * « . t machine world launched « lri‘»uly p.tison an,I th at people ' L J , ,, " ' ' !'*
is ' ' THI' n r i N l l i P ve, ell
.
Df $2<.MI.(MI(l,(ltm she kitchen sloyes, cotton gins, lion S
.1
P«wer in space.
s h o r t a c u t to d e a th jis H ...V i’..i
' 11 , ,f
H iking a s ’
''".re d State s dnniiiiatTiig L 7 T .... .
by deliveries of trap-, losaricx, «andy nt n hines. 1*
Q rcJing the shores of the Infinites, p re m ise s in fh». \t;
" < ‘r j - d < s d e c re e d oes not a l t e r th e !
Mem pirluirs. Those |>ictinv:; avi* eiaterial and mtintil'ai lured goods. lu-er bottles, trout spawn, inter ■
I hat is whut economists have nrllar tractors and machinery f u r 1!
ftiuivehuM salesmen,
in i|j|
I" ' a explaining, ever since Ihe iva.r making cosmetics.
iB
lands Ame.iiali clothing, auto'iio- vi"uld have to In- done by interna.
If
ttie
inti
rnational
debts
are
■
iWhfla w®, thought growth, cling, i nu»re c a r e f u l o f w h u t if n „ u ;,o
* a
,V°'- ,l ,s g o i n g to b e ! , J ‘:s'M ' “" " f u r e , lumps, and c S. It aial debtors if they were to pay
really paid in any quantity, o v e r , !
q „ , T.
,
. I1U,-S Hut' it s cucktnil.s.
n r.-.
In*
to
the
unknown,
1h'-tr debts a all. The wonder is many years, they may he paid more <■
l* to .a .,.f iL n r
S ciintor B J l
‘i *
.
K S S Jt
......... " " "
e\-, Always in dread lent we may Iom>
that Ccrmany lias been able to •ml ,more in this fashion. Neither ■
n
or
tn
i
f
f
i
e
,
w
a
n
t
r
^
^
£
”
>t|h<?
ru
tu
rfl
o
f
t
h
e
,
c
W
H
w
l
liq.
our graap,
mV as much as she has in gold, (beat llrilnm nor the
United ■
lonellncBB, the way ahead not bo ab le to sh o w t h e v o t e r s t h a t p r o M b S ^ ' l H<‘ W a ,,la J . M| , S[X ( , F fl" ‘ '».lian prim-or that II
..
Ttl.v
ultimate form of (ran
Males,
h
owever,
wants
any
large •
is
Mown,
bit. S o a n y t h i n g t h a t Would c u r t a i l f l,,. . , < 0LS. .n 0 t br <»hi- I ^ “ fi* With the Hntisli taxation of f"rin g large amounts nf wealth payments made j., guod.s. It would !
Instinctive know each individual law ed liq u or m u s t be b e a te n „*'»■'
i ( WWUmptinn o f o u t - |«* V,V . s,!j’.Jt:‘ t8
spr».tM»u.oil« to Horn one country to another is in be equivalent to foreign "dumiring" ■
g'
.................... . tl
mask
rwc .
-r
|ggrreeaa t e r d a m a g e tto
' ’s^
a , i <(.UI*(* a n y t h i n g Work
w ork
ami depressing to domestic indus i ■*
o (t h e bor!tV
b o o tle g° ie V
f'l'nl'"'
" s 'l,S,*la,,' A, , " ’pi- i i Ihe ease
Th, s(.fJ 8such
b««ti,'.dar|r
a creditortn..
as
ti \, unless regulated with great 1 =
As Mr. Mellon said wl- n ^
^ • I* " u i a k e COVer forKomp "intplu |era lly a c c e p t e d k n ow led ge nf^tlmt' d,.J!f,,, ,S lni‘Ma thwn t h *‘ ffonIhe United States, which, holding -are to avoid hurtful competition.!'
htttly offered him $70,fMJi!,u<)D
already most of the monetary gold
II there is ever any general can- 1 j)
(or his oil company: 'Tin,'
in tlie world, has , laims again-.' - ellniion ,,r international debts. i t ' «
7 Through flenses Earth presents it - ! „
.
i Hough
7 "U enn't make m
other
nations
lor
many
Inllion
..
Mlf: through eyes,
| *»Ut j u s t abuii) |}1(. ||m , v . , ,
""
I’robildv lie on this ground' 5
pictures wilb dollars only,
M'-io than one third of the tier
grounds of sent intent ■
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A s ’Brisbane Sees It
Coral Concrete.
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8 even Coolidge Qaalitfe“ o*lw, a* Salesmen.
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ENDEDRedlegs C apture League DODGERS FA U ;”
Lead With Cards Trailing
JX
A
Famous Battles Foug^
F o r Heavyweieht T
By R. L. HOOKER
Many local baseball fan* are
preparing to journey to Palm
Beach Tor (lie Sanford-Pnlm
.Jack Johnson
l-I'alm Beach
Beaen !: .JncK
jonnson defeated
neieaieu Tommy
tommy * tiru! extendp I
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series scheduled
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„to begin there j Burns before llie police stopped the I show began' 1,rKUni,nt h
CuuacIt And B r o w e r A r e H i t ' sometime next week. Paul Riggers, i hi\ut at Sydney, New South Wale*, |bandage*.
who handled the Imsincss end ,ff _December
1U«8 ._ I ho con*tnbu -' The refers
Cincinnati today led St, Louis
Hard Btii Forrtier la Given the arrangement* for Sanford, in Mnrv invatled the ring in thd Mthlenuld not hit wiVn’e **•
by half n I'umc in the National
Better Support; Futvoye anxious to hear from fans who in-1 ''"ond. I lie a rfa ir was to linvi- , wu;i f,,r |,.:ivin„
League race. The [teds rode rough
w !htm
Gels Only Extra-Base Hit lend lo make the trip. The play continued to 20 rounds hut ns far on |Ns ,,u.,
shod over the Robins yesterday Tor f ? f f k
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the fourth consecutive time mul | f | p*/l A f
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won four to one. Idleness gave the
W h en
S u b m arin e
H u r l e r LAKELAND, Flan Sept. 15.— mobiles furnished by local people i (>
1
Lakeland took the seconti
------- <*f'and
... ...... it
,, is reported that there is n|
Cardinnls no opportunity to keep j I l f k \ T | ? A D P D A l l / T V I
and game
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( ,^s,, "n the counter^
V o lu n te e rs T o T a k e M o u n d ;
r 1 that..............................
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the serioa from Saraaota 7 to 4.
|„hortnge of ears
enn make the■' "urns
IU,rni was
w" s muny
l,U,My miuercd
l,alu'm l and
1,n(l a" ; nam-ial
abreast of the Rods hut the Pirates |
I f V l i v IV v M f M
E a c h T e a m M ak es 2 E r r o r s l a k e l a n d
; cra< ked lip prevented his smiling , gladiator* ....
a b r ii r o a e trip.
bent the GinnU ft to 0 and are two 1
I when Hill Squires, champion o f ! H,™
Wr* P *
Brazier, If ....... ... 3 1 1 1 0
and n half frames from the top.
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; Austridia, challenged the w inn er.’ So ir,i,
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Cincinnati has l l game* to go 1 Bobby J o n e s M e e t s Dick J o n e s
The larger the crowd the m e r - j Ul|| m llK challenging speech itl
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Cusack,' p ....... . 4 2 3 0 1 V i t ier thn.'C games m e going to be : „„,iited anv reference to a »«■,,.
the Cardinals It!. Ily his own r e - 1 O f N o r t h ; L a t t e r Bctlt M ac
’" lr:‘V lh»t;
Francis, e
0 0 1 0 1
quest, Carl Mays
assumed the | Ken/it* L a s t Y e a r to B en ch
r> 0 1 It ft 0 I ions to see a large crowd*of fans pi ev Ions V e a l .
Boii/.a, ss ..
pitching burden and let Hrooklyu
S e m i - F i n a l s of T o u r n a m e n t i
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«»>-■ div nf tbej
0 2 2 3 ft ® ' come down with the team," Mr
down with five hits, itay Krcy- |
Kay K r e m e r B lan k s New Y o rk Buckley, 2b
There was a somewhat heated dawn
Ut
Futv'we, ef
1 i 3 ■t 1
nier held the Giants helpless, yield |
Riggers
saiii.
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s h o r t IIII.I.S, N. ,I„ Sept. ir., I
i'n T u r n In IHth V i c t o r y ;
ft& i i
trig hut five hits.
It 0 1 2 4 * I Doubt Ims beer, expressed
Dodgell, Iti>
it r
(/Pi Two .Joneses,
youthful | G i a n t s G e l Only I S a f e t i e s
John mi, rf
1 a 0 •> 0 ® I league »ireles tbqt F'»r! Myers will 'U-'ibama will mix at Nashville. In
Tile Phillies relegated the Cubs golfers of tin’ north and south
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l»e in llie league next season. Sara jllie ea t tlu1 Pnrdne-Nnvy game
««»"■ *111
Totals
30 7 M 27 18 “ ;" ta will probably remain but gen , ;md the Yule-Roston II. date hobl
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i Pirates by heating litem a In I in w t o among the 23 players si p 1 It it nnK I ,V N, Sept. la. Id’l
Lames To
\Hing loi t o d a y s firsl round ot T|||. K,,(ls , j,. |.-:i t. <1 Hrooklyu f» to
Alt R II PO A
fa S rll®
! the final triune of the scries llui k mateli tiley in the nulmiiiil amateur , Tl|(,S()av |U1(, m„ vrd into the SAR \SOTA
I ,
r umor says that the Palms and
jllU.n>st. j n the middle west
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Wilson, Chicagu uulfielder was hit
National
Horntek, ss
4 0 1 3 ft
golf i lujmpionship at l'»ltusrol.
, t<1|1KlM. l.u'ulorship while St. I.miis
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the
Growers
are
out
of
it.
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(:„riM
.lt will visit
Wisconsin, at
bo ngo at Boston ’
Mamish, cf
3 0 1 1 1
c P E T E R S B U R G , Sept. 1B . ~ with « Il’ iLt'hy'1 1,1111 i,,'1l,in' 1 Ll"' l,,fl
Robert .Jopes, of Atlanta is seek w;|s
<-a r i ,m „ vs won his Path
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. . - Madison, and Florida tackles Mr.
< "i« imiati at HrodL.
*»1 T o The
H erald)— Ben ,fU/ He was rendered uneonsemu.s
Armstrong, lb . J 1 f2
J
I It is known tha President Ash- K,
!lml
f()Ur U,am8 in CW.
,lf thl, S(.nSon a f t er voluntcerI Ut - Ini rgh at \ew y j
removed l" a hospital for e x nig to win the title for the thirdh
Dent'in.
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♦It, the league’* lending ; nt,(
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‘ " IJ ,e r wants lo sec the lower east L.,,
eonseei"ve year. »'rk .Jones. <.r j j(
|)js s ) . r v i t . , , s
Manager
H«namination.
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Kogan,
2
b
ft
1
1
2
3
mAAmA
—victory
to
added another
2
.‘I ft 2 coast represented.
Miami and the ‘ T
American league diainands w i t ■ New \ork n, the P.iao tournament ()rj(,ks Th(. U(, ls .-used into f irst McDonald,* rf
4 1 2 0 (1 1 i Pnlm Reaches jire always ready lo
string yesterday after
heat Kohl ml Maehen/.ie. the medal I
j(
hlllf game margin
Anicriran l/)n, '
Miller, e
3 0 1 11 1 I go in. They have Sunday base i Florida takes an awful chance
. ' , .
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in ho let the Saints down vacant. Haiti washed out the only ist and Lauren Upson, and reach- *
Wii.slungliin at
jr, seven bingles ami not a j « 1hf.Jii|Vd game of the Athletic* ed the semi-finals, where he was
<>'" < s.r.I.mHs,
Thorne, .7b
1 0 (1 O 4 II ball down there and the income do-(this early in the year byy lba(
thal trip
tr
w v,,rk at HmUgl
| 0 0 0 ) I ri ve" f i em holiday games is e x - t ttoflli. A long trip against a ryu-sh
Brower, p
beaten by Wails Gunn. Atlanta,
j s " ' " ' h> ln,)ln^
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It was his twenty- 11,1,1 ( hw a*"I■11- 11<o at t hit ago,
1
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HI I IHU! (HO ft 12 2 xOxvrns ..
0
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II i peeled to more than offset the e x ing out fit like Stag g puts on Hu.
• Hobby won the .|.mli ying medai.
kJ
oil)
DD ! f> 2
I'liili'.ilelpliia ;,t St ]
1) 11) Olio
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into
adding a i.'t yesterday b> Jus open
pense of traveling to (hose lilies. field is not good for any team
Mays and Hargrave; MeGraw,
Totals
lift 4 1 1 27 18 Ii
ing round of VII Next i nine Rudy
k eu on In nrganized hasclml!. I * A 1 T 1 1
\ jv r k kJ w i
just going into southern confer
Southern Aw
Knepper of Chicago, four s| mikes KI icIuiitII ami O'Neil.
xit.tled foe Mamish in ninth.
\ safe bet; Phil Wellswill man
ence football.
Mnluli. at Allam.
Is'liirid.
Lakeland
|..o Oil) JIM) , aj,,, (),|,[im|.i next year. Aunibi e
Vl u " H e a r , at Bin
Restoration of the <|iiaItficat i..n t '
Philadelphia Cops Game
( ’Ii, 1 1!»MI>I,ga at ItitJtj
Nar.i eta
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(MM) 000 001
I ure mu- Lee Crowe will manage
Were touching Canning for I
field to 22 players saved many of
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. L». ttl )
W< t Palm Bench Investments
Na 'livid,. at Mcmptiii
Nnoi ma r y : Two base hits, Fnt
tlioCelrfeiiH.il.
•nd nine runs. They came i
the
yesterday but Hub Gard
I be Plillbes I tie-day took Hie f i vn\. , (louide play.', Rouza lo Ruck j
in I'imspbate induslry
of Polk
with men on bases and the I
ner. Walker eup i aptain, was left mil game IImy will play with the lex t . El lam; left on base, Lake-|
F l o r i da Star
Fool hall almost
on us.
No county are between $75,000,0110 and
was large enough to cop i
S I 00 ,0110.000, divided between 10
out in the mid.
Clip ago Cubs tins season by n 1
FC Mvers at Tangj
luriil ■>, Sarasota
stniek out, by important games until about (let.
fmniei.
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mining companies producing annu
B h ic k s to c k Clnuls I'w u-Husc ^ Today’s matibes are two round
Sanford at St Prtae
i ,. ' 1.score id r a lo I. "Hark
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R r o v r 2. Cusack I : umpires, Hra-I |r, Few games of m!crc>-! on (lei ally between 2 .000,000 and 2,501),Myers, Frishie, Dumas;
H no,es.
holes, wme"
wllii ll w,"
will leav
H it In N in th T o Send I n i 'of
" 1■"
I.tnr eight star out t,elder a, ul leading home lt>v ;tnil ,-Vederiek; timo I :ftO,
Lakeland at Saruot^
I ' Rawson were responsilde for j
000 Inns of phosphate.
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I men to start .•(' bole maC b play mu loiter oi the National League,
Rradeiiloti at
thb runs in the first game, | I , ope/. W i t h W i n n i n t l l o l l y ; ( „ mri m,w.
mstamed a possible fracture of the
• « timely two huso hit by | C r a i g A l l o w s O n l y It h
IIIIIS
its'
The
1 no draw
hi <i .I for
IOI mutch
mini t play
puiv of
" i ifeni-- in;i!
martod
ted bomImne when
wtieil Carlson hit
tilt him
Mini
In the nightcap tied the i
I * Be possibility of a final between |„.|um| ( |,e left ear xvitii a pitclieil
lied
ft- l/P) |George Von Elm and Robliv Jones
jn
six(}l
llllimg.
K«t one all.
TAMP A, Fla., Sept.
lire draw i v,,,,.,,
, , innings;
(straight » l * " " f <'hiek Evans,
Score iby
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J final game was to have been Tampa won its second intraight
follows:
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i Chicago
tititi 1)02 2IM) 1 It) 0
Win Inning affair but it went from Fori Myers Tuesday 2 to I,
George \on Elm vs Ellsworth
I L . ..... «»x b in 0
bafore the umpires called ft When Rluekstoek hit a two-bagger August
US.
Jones, Osborne,
Milstead and
int of darkness, with "the i lh ,\nin.tt| to score Lopez from : t i g t i s u
Mux Macston vs .Maurice Mi
line In the winning column. I"V'0'" ., ' v' lh w,n,,,iig
Gonzales; Carlson and Wilson.
Carlhy.
p
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men would have called ,(,n u ," " (H U 'o-b»gge, "l thV, VfU!
Watts ( axiii ii vs .lai k Westland.
nd half pennant theirs and !HCVr,M* ‘ asar,'H vvl,h U,“ * nlmH
Rudy Knepper vs Dexter Cum ! NEW YORK, Sept. I ft. I/Pi
Tampa Won or lost.
! ,,nly n i',‘ .
I The
world’s champion
Pilules
mings.
R 11 PO A !■:
r the wit nation {5 thin: San- ,,
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pliixed complete ball
today, put
I
Keefe
Carter
vs
Woody
Platt.
1 1 1 1 a
i’ttuat win one of Ihe two
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iMassiugill xs Georgi lillg oil! New York ft to l>, Ray
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scheduled,
Ihh’Uuho lhi* .iranr lo’ A'
lx rein.w made it ins eighteenth xxiii
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a
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)oran,
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, v arc certain to win their
Je-s,.
t i uililfxi d \s
Eilgvoe ol the o.i on. allowing no bit- no
0 IL C 0 M P A M Y
ii n ll n a
Domingo, i f
[st a n d a r d
|Aylth the Palm. The Palms
111 the ex ent ll when Ere ell In a'
t ha lice v 2h
M 1 .7 1 a liollllllis
^to ace the flag on the west O’Reilly, s
Cla i I e I Hi I, I an xs I.i libe Held.
i mi n sb.xx one I o Gi ant bam,
> i
l) 1 1 ►
I'lpd they will not win if they Daniels, lb
I' lainls (tlilllli'l xs Roy Moe.
| Seme by innings;
ll ii '.l ll a
Deosumi.. Sbute xs E, E. Storx
help It.
Pittsburgii III) 000 1)00 ft K I
t) 0 It ft i
Overstreet, e
Roland
Maci;en/.ie vs It. M New York 000 (Mil) (MM) 0 -I 2
V iertea with Joe Tinker’s nil - Davenport, p
0 0 0 l) 0
Stevenson.
I
Kremer and Smi th ; MctjuiUnn,
* \ l u b will get un<ier way in
E a n r e i i U p s o n vs F r e d W r i g l i l .
Greenfield, Poetzan ami I'lorenn
Thursday u^ernoon if tlie
’Totals
;rj 1 i 2 ft HI o
< luck Ex'Ull: VS Itlll Fownes
Sen cop today, it was an I
K. M. Wilde xs Parker Wbitte
Ii H PO A E more.
Jo e hun lined up a num- ! TAMPA
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good players.
Vosterday
Hobby Jones \s lliek Jones.
0 0 1 a 1
men came through with uc- Tanner, 2 b
Hill Reekie v : Paul llaviiand.
0 t) 1 l) 0
of his offer to play on Stanton, ci'
tl 3 0 l) <)
•gainst Sanford and the Lee, rf
1 t) It t) tl
A'Of- this city, and of Orlando, Lopez, c
Sllvutz, III.
0 3 It 1 0
some excellent baseball,
0 o— 0 tl i)
ile players on Tinker’s Rlnckstm k. If
CHICAGO, Sept. 1ft. ( / I R o d
Rarnes,
lb
I) 0 18 0 i !
•re as follows: Dunicke,
Taylor. Terre Haute, Ind., tod ax
0
Ccaig,
p
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m, Lopez, Stanton, Rrown,
i is the world’s bantam weight box
H
I* Culbreath, Frombc, Wells,
|
ing champion, so far as Illinois
Totals
21) 2 28 2(1 13 2 1
•nd old George Cusack,
| concerned, by decree of the llli
Davenport out second bunting {
series is to be played under third strike.
noi* Athletic Comniisison in deox
rgles anti under the direct
mg
Chailey Rosenberg riglit to ,1•■
Score;
llordoH A llow s G r o w e r s But fend In title.
Piston of President J . B. Ash- !
Fort Myers
000
ll]|) noil |
F iv e
Scattered
Safeties
Dei luring 1lie New York bo'. i
Umpires Fredericks, Rollins
Tampa
100 000 001 2
W h ile M a l e s A re G e l l i n g barred Imm Illinois rtij^s for bf
Tandy will prnhnhly officiate.
Summary; Txvn Imse hits, DenF o u rteen O ff O f F h illia s ,
,M," ni •J' n’ ■'
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teke Rluekstoek, Craig, Gramlm,
First Game
1 I Ini* lillr imiit horo lomnrrnw mulii f
siierifiee
liits.
Tinnier,
Lopez;
dou
) It II I*< A E
ORLANDO. Fla,, Sept. 1ft, |/J>> |ah<* tiiinouneed that Taylor was.
2 2 ft 0 0 ble plays, Doran to Chaneey to -Orlando took Ihe second game .»r j 'eeogui/ed ns the new champion. !
T 1 2 I 0
the Rradentoxvn series here T’ues"■"iimission assigned ns tea t
4 •1 o 0 0 Davenport. 4; base on balls, off day 7 to t.
I *«>ii for Ihe action the continued I
Crnig
2
,
Davenport
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passed
balls,
1 3 It 1 II
HRA DENTON Alt R ft PO A E
0 •j 1 It 0 Ovurstrcct; left on liases, Tampa Elliott, sd
1 0
It 3 0 ngcr, 11a n v Segal, to post a $12,
(1 0 2 0 0 X, Fort Myers (i; umpires, Agar Wheeler, If
1
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ll 1 0 ftoo forfeit for the championship
0 1 11 0 1 and Levine, Time, 1 : 10,
Parker, Itb
1 0 II >i ft l
1 1 1 1 0
[ Richardson, < f
It l t 3 <1 1
1) (] 0 2 0
1 Maekie, rf
It it 1 ■i 1 0 to our appointment o f the vcfcn-i "
Chnirniaa U. W. Hunckc of lb.,
■ Ruhr, lit
It 0 0 (1 1 0
27 p 12 27 II
1
j Wallace, 2 b
2 0 1) 1 :t 1) commission, dci lined to . ..mm.-.i)
t It H PO A K
Rmleubailgh, e
3 tl 1) 1 0 1) on tile report thill the Imdv vx.i
National League
(I U 1 1 0
1
Phillips,
p
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) It II 0 1 1 taking nimfl'icial eognizamo >.i
Cincinnati ft; Hrooklyu 1.
0 •i o
*- 1 II
heavy betting in connect ing wit ft
Pitsthurgh
ft;
Nexv
York
II.
0 2 1 0 II
Totals .
20 1 ft 24 1ft II the boat in its edict.
('Iiicmro
4;
Philadelphia
ft.
(1 0 1 0 l
"Segal and ItoHcnlicrg in om
St. laiuis at Boston played S a t
0 0 (1 1 (1
estimation are not Hie cnlilne of
ORLANDO
urday,
Alt
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H
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II l 1 0 "1
Viuu, ss
1 0 It 0
u men who belong in boxing," l In
American League
(1 •> SI (1 (1
i onimissioner 'iiiii, “ and IIi hi un
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Tinker,
2
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0
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Philadelphia at Chicago post
0 0 ft o 2
'1
Well*,
e
1 - l 1 (1 0 snort manlike attitude coupli-d ■ »ii
0 0 1 0 II polled lain.
Petrie
If
1
1 3 ■1 0 0 their disregard of our hixv and
Duly one game scheduled.
Abram*, lb
1
) •1 1*1 1 II lilies compelled us to t'lke tin ai
1
0 7 27 11 3
Southern Association.
o
f* 1 0 0 t ion.”
Cox, rf
1
by Innings:
Mobile 10-2; Atlanta I It (2nd Johnston, ef
1 1 o (1 (1
4
0(10 260 200- P game, six Innings, darkness).
1 1 0 1) It 0
F uns, Itb
Y o u d riv e o u t o f a S ta n d a rd O il C o m p a n y Service
^•tersburg . 1)01) (100 000 0
New Orleans 1-0 ; Rirminghnm Hordes, p
4
0 1 I It 0
unary ; Two-liase hits, Fris- 2 1.
S ta tio n w ith the k n o w led g e th a t y o u h a v e been
rowe, C. Allen; sacrifice hit,
Nashville o ft; Little Rock 1- 1.
Totals
37 7 14 27 1 1 0
H double plays, Frishie to
Memphis 11; Chattanooga 7.
su p p lied w ith a p o w e rfu l, c le a n -b u r n in g m o to r
Florida State League
000 000 100— t
■ to R. Allen; bases on
Southeastern League
(
>rlando
O
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200
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Won
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P
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Cantwell 1 , off leanin g Past Season Series, Third flame
ru el; y o u r o i l ; gauge at th e r ig h t le v e l; your.,
SANFORD
Sumnm rv
Two
base hits,
•'til 2(1 iij; |
out, by Cantwell 1, LanMontgomery It; Columbus ii.
Tampa
Abrams, Johnston; three-base hits,
•'17 21 tlOTl
r a d ita to r fille d w ith w a te r; y o u r tires p ro p e rly
l| left on bHS.es, Sanford H,
Florida Htnte la'ngue
( ox and Elliott; stolen bases, Orlando
IW 21 .r,;n |
* Braburg fij stolen hases,
Hrudentnn 1; Orlando 7.
in fla te d , m fa ct y o u r car p rim ed so that it will
Johnston, Cox, Wells; sacrifices, La kola ml
lift 2 d A l l
Dumas; hit by pitcher, by
Ft. Myers l ; Tampa 2 .
Vino, Wallace; bases on bulls, off Ft. Myers
HU 2(1 .ftft'.i I
(Beasley). Umpires, Tunh u m a lo n g a t the peak o f efficiency.
SAN FO RD P-1; St. Petersburg Hordes 1, Phillips 1; umpires, Mei- St. Petersburg
2ft 1(2 .UP
jlllna. Time, 2 ;0 ft.
0-1: (2nd game lie 7 inning* dark kl^-uml Wei del; time 1 : 1ft.
Sarasota
21 II I ,:iH21
ness).
Bradenton
ll l.ft .2::s,:
Second Game
Lakeland 7; Sarasota 4.
National League
Y o u get p ro m p t, in te llig e n t, co u rte o u s service at
0
AB R H PO A K
Won 1.0*1 Pel
. 4 0 1 3 0 0
‘/ny ° f ^ 6 S ta n d a rd O il C o m p a n y Service Stations
Cincinnati ............
Hit (ill ,\Nn
. 4 0 2 1 0 0 Austin, lh
U 0 1 H (I o
St, Louis ..... ........
82 (ill r,7K
0 0 1 0 0 Rloek, e
. 3
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throughout the South,
:
1 0 0 ft J a
Pittsburg .............. ... Hi) (12 .fti:::
.............. 2
1 1 «> 0 1
2 0 1 0 1 o
ST. P E T E R S B U R G , Fla.. Sept Chicago ..................
lift . ft 4 2
2b . . . . 2 0 0 3 3 0
— —
!ft-—i/P)— Rattling Finch of Havan- Now York ...........
tit; 72 . I7H
. 3 0 1 1 0 0
olala
». 2 ft I H 21 lu | nail, Ga., former Olympic middle Brooklyn ................
i/iT)
77
2 0 0 H 0 0
Score by Innings
xxeight champion and now fighting Boston ....................
!*
83 .388
. 2 0 0 2 2 0
inford ........ / .......... 000 ODD l i as a light heavywaight, ran hid Philadelphia ......... ... 53 HI
.IlPft
....... . 8 0 0 0 4 0
in co rpo rated in f f i m r o
”
. Petersburg ........ 100 0011 u | , string of knockout victories to 10
American League
(Called ond *6Vonth, darkness, i Utruight here lust night, by knockWon
Lost
Pet.
25 1 5 21 10 0
Summarv; Two base hits, Rrown,) ing out Frankie Murphy, veteran New York ..............
fil
AB R H PO A E
•yaq; sacrifice hits,-Brown, Raw J fighter of Brooklyn. N. Y., in the Cloy eland ................. .......81 fit) .014
/.7ft
. 4 0 1 4 2 0
n; stolon b a ie i, Friable; buses third round of their scheduled 10 Philadelphia ......... ......75 l>2 . ft 18
.... 4
0 3 , 1 „ 40 .! .. balla. off Withrow 2, Hewitt I ; ! round bout.
Washington
.... 72 til .520
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n } } H ** Git by pltchor,.bjr!Wthrow ( ( ’. Al------------------------ —
......73 i\K . ft 17
D etroit............
ii J L H 'r f o !
(,! ,7 ,)' ''V Bfwltt (W, Myers); no, | Wownlmlehka—Contract nwnrd- Chicago .........'-v.......... 71 7n .aft1; 1
o i ' S* J 0 1-80** T" ndy Bnfr - Ro,1,nfl: 1 1 ‘’do for- construction of now Gulf St. Loujs w ui'if-.— —.67 HI .401 i
county conr
Boston ............................ 4ft 1*8 .315
.17 VV .y {£&$£&>
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BEFORE NAYS’ to
IN FINE PITCHING
Them By Only H alf G am e
TWO JONESES
h anders
ford Ace Turns In
27th Victory and
snth Shutout
Of the Season
Philadelphia Cops
One From The Cubs
fbrd Makes 12
Its In 1st Game
nd Half Bunting
../on If Locals Win l'" tt(,n‘‘‘i
Contest Today
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FORT MYERS, 2-1
u p where
th e w ord Servk
Means somethii
Fight Commission
Rules Bud Taylor
COLTS !Is Bantam Champ
ORLANDO
AGAIN BEAT THE
BRADENTON CLUB
|Yesterday's Results
Standard Ser vic e Statioi
Club Standings
Finch Kayoes Murphy
In The Third Round
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fioa W ed First Street
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Phone
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Manager
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Flowers for all occasions.
THE HALL HARDWARE
Moral Heights;
also
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CADILLACOAKLAND
McLANDEU ARCADE
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a part ineiil. Apply JIMI French Ave.
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Sanford Cadillac Company
17P— Offices and Desk Boom
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117 E. 2nd SI.
Phone 121
27— Professional1 Services.
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LIST Yolilt PROPERTY WITH, BE S U R E and see the new custom 1In m s il M* 1 I., ill. If 1 (•i - i s h * i ;pi
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T H R A S H E R & CARNKK
mi 111»" i i l l ' " f4*' V* ' I it 11\ Mill , 1o , 1A ll. (Mil
gute. ['hone 482-J or c:ill nnd let (>K— Booms Without Board
212 Magnolia Ave.
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112 S. Park Avo., Sunford
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V ERY attractive, cool, front room,
Bank Bldg.
FORD - FORDSON (<• 11 li V •11 . ,ii >,i i ii.it 4 r 1 1 l kit I u u i
for 1 or 2 gentlemen. Phone 411 -.1 S E E It. C. TISD A L E for good buys LINCOLN
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Edward Higgins, Inc.
in Real Estate, 266 Meisch Build
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32— Help Wanted— Female
('euihicrci.il iV Palmetto, i'lione 861 f'Dll JllHli' l»V l- I'M 1*1 I Hit'Ll' I ill
FOR R E N T—One furnished front ing.
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WANTED either while or colored
McCALL & FOX, Real estate in
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, f .Miit i i * ' *.i : < * l •••n .1 T « . n .i !■ 111
to n!" ,l»t 1,Iw' , h housework., j.'OR RENT. Desirable bedroom,
vestments. Best buys are among
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DODGE BROTH ERS
1)18 Elm Ave. Phone :I2I W.
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618
Elm.
Phunw our listings. Phone 745,
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samples in stores. A ateudy
Park.
1weekly income. No selling. New |----- —
- —.................... - a. itr Furniture < o. method. ‘ Par tieuliirs free. W rite! FOR RENT Bedrooms, (lean and
■ M o t Street
Vann. Box J, Station D.t New York.
cool, hot. cold water, litil Pulpo t v a fu!| line
motto Ave.
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vv.ial y o u r b u s i n e i s .
BUREAU
tlN E NICE ROOM. HOT WATER,
261 North Park Avo.
RENT REASONABLE. APPLY
1108 M YRTLE AVE.
oiei etc (
general ■—
ok. sidewalk'., (mild ' i r t MP A DAILY TIMES, Tamps,
riigaimit boxes. J . It. <Home Dally, rstea 2 cents a word. FOR KENT. Bedroom and sleep
ing porch, suitable for 2 gentle
LlTop.
'Minimum 2Cc, cash with order.
men. 1112 Myrtle Ave.
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Write for comnleto rate card.
ft < 1.I'.AN1N( i • ' L ' l ' U ' l l experienced waitresses and F U R N IS ilE D rooms for rent, new
1M"', Repninng and! IJ|1(, (.xperieneed cashier needed
beds, tent fur $5 and $6 per week.
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126 1-2 Palmetto and Secund Ml.
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fS HARUHR SIIOI
HI — Wanted—To Bent
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unfurnished
with g a r a g e .
‘■olinhltV Call
r e n t nl ( . m e , s m a l l
bouse or a p a rtm e n t
P e r m n i i e n l , if le.i ■
1 7 6 5 Magnolia A v e
SELL g o o d u :;e d c a r s
H3— Farms and Land For Sale
FOR SA L E . I 1-2 acres unirn I
proved truck land, desirabl.
'homo site, one mile off Monroe St,, j
160 yds of pavement. $256 down. I
balance easy. Address Box li.
Herald.
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Ft ird Tom iu;:
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Ford Coupe
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Ford Ton ring
1623
Ford Sedan
1621
Ford Runabout
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FOR S A L E .— New five
room
Heal ed hlilH will lie r r c l v e d ut> l>,
house. Ju s t
finished.
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tioi.al good buy. Part terms. I*. •J.io
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FOR SAI,K.-r-Lot A. Tier ,,f H. L.
DeForeat, 50 x 140, with build
ings— $2800.00
Make offer, Ed
ward J , Grubb, 113 West Dauphin
S t r e e t Philadelphia, Pa.
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MR. B U IL D E R .— I have some nice
lots In good Section at a very
FOR RENT.— Unfurnished four
room apartm ent Palmetto Ave. low price and small cash payment.
R E M E M B E R —318
1-2
Sanford between 6th and Oth. Apply N. 0. This is a good opportunity. Mr.
‘ Hickey, Phone 746.
Garner, Phone 010-W.
Ave. for ii good Hamburger.
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85*—Lots For Sal*
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Von in f h 1ri >, mi -
FOR SA L E .— Bungalow, two and
one hulf acres ground. Easy
terms. R. J . McCube, Puolu.
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M IL L E R O. P H ILIPS, Inc.
T H R E E GOOD HOMES
FO R HALE
On very liberal terms
Phono 736 or A84-J.
ScruggB-ScOffgins Realty Coj
Masonic Temple Bldg.
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HI— Houses For Sale
OVERLOOKING
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ELEG A N TLY f u r u l H h e d
room, Prico $8566.66, eafth down $ 560.66.
suitable for 2, modern. Suite in;), Bart Nason, 507 Nit Cl Bank Bldg.
Uuvey-Winslmt Apt.
Phone 24H.
pugindia Avenue.
white farm er
birbers
Special at- E X P E R IE N C E D
with family of four, including 2
f). ladies and children.
hoys 16 to IK wants location with (i!i— Bournh for Housekeeping
big Iueul farmer. Can give refer
FOR R E N T .- I furnished rooms
ence. Address (!. D. Cure Herald.
STEAM P R E S S E R Y i __
for light housekeeping, $1.06 and
pressing, tailoring, 1(1— Money to Loan
tip per week. 1215 West 2 nd St.
netto Avenue.
Phone
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LOANS— Money available at 7 per 74— Apartments and Flata
cent. Close in property. A. P.
FOUR room apartment, unfurnish
Connplly & Smm.
ed. Apply 805 W. 3rd St.
DUN, W. VA„ people
tnl in Florida. Each 4 2 — F d u c a t i o n a l
TWO room furnished apartment.
nigh n classified add in j ____________________
Apply 865 W. .'ird St.
town POST. Six cents SHORTHAND and typewriting.
ix (omiccutivc issues.
Three lessons per week. Mrs
C. Mux well, 327 W. !tth SI. Phone 74
TWO or 3 nice furnished house
Space on this page 466-W.
keeping rooms, first floor. SlO
died
advertisements.
E. fith/
at those vacant rooms, 4 7 — D o g s , C a t s , B e t a ,
s: second hund goods !
FOR RENT.—4 room furnished
FOR S A L E .— German Police pup.
apartment. 1266 Magnolia. See
I> DRUG COMPANY
__m 2 Myrtle A v e.______________ Carl or Blanche Tukach.
Rexall Store"
specialty of our prompt 49— Poultry and Hupplies
SMALL 2 room upstutirs apart
irc.scriptions atla quick
ment. hut and cold water. 311
delivery.
FOR SA L E .— 12 white leghorn
lodn — Hot Sandwiches 1 liens, $1.80 each. 805 Union Ave. Magnolia.
5 (0 CAMERAS
HI S U P P L IE S
dlNOLE P IU N T E R Y
St. W. N. Lumley, Prop.
m
i Dr. J. R. M. VI
— IFO R RENT. In view of l.uk
■WANTED. Young mini to work nt |Monroe, furnished room for
ti'e. S T O R E
Pre•
‘•"‘In fountain. Sanford
Drug ladies m
bll each per week. 80."
Union Ave.
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Tlit* Merest event in (he history of Sanford and Seminole County merchandising WHAT IT MEANS— We are the largest chain store e x t e r n in the stale. We own and operate 21 store
to maintain a buying organization in New York, second to none in this country. These shrewd buyers are ever on the alert for merchandise that iH right, liifjht from a point of value and
quality merchandise at the lowest possible price. It often happens that we show in our various stores the newest creations before they are shown in the lar^e centers.
Dry Goods Dept
Extra Special
Open Morning: 8:30 a. m,
100 iVIarrv Lee House Dresses
2,000 vai'iI 1'a |.ifin * in . k.s, full >.ard wide ami
1' nil men er
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yard
:
27- na il 1li.ieer ( ’lot l>. \ ■•1 V 1 . .1
grade ; 1O-y ard pn n , pe Is v.a .
tn Satin Itact Crepe. Canton and other popular materials in all t li«> i
tail colors. Itn- tic. hrown. clariel. junj.de green, cocoa, twilight. hknh
navy. Si/cs l(> to f»2 J-2—
$1.00
14c
2,000 voi ds of English 1a njr i 'lot h
•oft fiiti 11. \ard
Dresses that are usually sold at .$15.00
and more. Person’s price—
Dresses you would say
cheap al twice the price.
10c
SKIO WINDOW
Only one to a customer.
75 Dresses
$1.75
Ladies’ Thread Silk
V
27x27 Ib-ttiJned IPa| r
Per do,o n
$1.85
KbdIO Moll,awl; I 1 ret \ The ok!
liiihle find, each
•Ul-iuch Uamnel Sa'in i !i Iti- -il.
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dew, pink and v. iiil”, ■ai1d
.
Values up to $35.00
Person’s Price
125 Dresses
95c
wanted
colors.
A remarkably
hose; one that will
while being worn.
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Aino dug Aprim ( ireel) mi in all <li
and colors. per , ,n >1
" u"
Exact duplicates arc b ein ' shown in all (he up to dale Fifth Avenue sh|
of New York.
No two .dike. All the new fall materials and colors,
saliilelv the biggest dress values ever offered in Seminole countv.
frond
and lank good
Values tip to $29.75
Must give absolute
Person’s Price
. a I isfucl ion or a new pair free.
p e r s o n 's
I* UK -
r»U pieces 11'lllg.ilow ( 'l l [ft,me.
patterns, said
Ui extra heavy Crepe. Crepe Itomaine and olh’er high grade main
Even dress ,ui evchistM* model. Colors: hlack. clariet, jungle green, mil
rusted hrinvn apd navv
$1.29
Three-seam hacks in all the new and
0 1 Pl tex ii Sheet illir, ■el"
toll Ml 111. lie V, " 1 . \.11
1 0 0 LADIES’
DRESSES
t’ltic E
Merchandise well bought is
hall sold. We arc good buyers.
98c
14c
Cadies' Cure Thread Silk
I all Fashioned Nose in
the famous Allen A and
(Jueen Charlotte brands.
All colors.
N,v; 19c
\
$1.50
\^
1,000 yards A inns keg Dr ■ss Ginghams.
New fall patterns, yard
New Fall Dresses And
Coals
1,000 cards of yard-will e Si out I’ereale. over a
hundred pus es to ., |( , i from in
tlei'ful pattern , yard
18c
Vl
In the new straight line ell
fects. iMany in the new hlotisl
back and large coning sleevej
All colors and materials lid
is
r/'
Where the average merchant doing business in the old
1,000 yards of genuine Red Seal Im
ported 12 Momme Silk Pongee. One of
the most popular silk goods sold today
and usually sold at $1.00 and more per
yard.
■
1ft ft
way buys a case or a dozen as the case may he, we buy twen
ty-five or fifty.
Is it any wonder that we buy for hws—
A Gorgeous Collection of
LADIES’ HOUSE
SLIPPERS
Free with each pair of
Sho6s at $3.95 or above
Froay and Saturday.
Only one pair free to
a customer.
**
ing. You will find a mode
and a price to H in t*-.-,
you. Priced $9.95
j
M i-L a d y ’s D e p a rtm e n t
A Person’s Price, yard ■
A Pair Of
\
New York and Paris ai*c show)
You am certainly profit at our store.
Limit 10 yards to a customer
u
w
For the little girls. Look over the
line of dainty School Dresses and
also Little Darling Hats for the
Relies of tomorrow.
E nil line of new fall lire--; Ceo^s and Silks
V-
itsM
, V F
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."iti-incli plain nr .liadow 11■ij i»■ I,ingel te. The
ideal material for Prim-ess Slips; jn ;,|| A
the leading colmv; per yard
Hundred New Fal
NEW FA LL HATS
From The Leading Houses of New York.
Everything new and nothing but ihe new
est in styles. Models for idi occasions and
for everyone from Flapper to Matron at
prices that will astound you. Person’s ser
vice, Person’s quality and Person’s prices Jit
your service.
Don’t forget the location. It is diag
onally across the street from the Semi
nole County Hank, in the building form
erly occupied by the [Gonzales* Grocery,
120 Fast First Street.
$2.95 to $6.95
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Wo bewail this business thirl eon yours <iiro with nn idou ^Th’it
u*u vmi i ’ vii/
■<>'* were giving them. Without a doubt wo h»vo (|ljnv tjlis fnun [ hl, j * ljm , /, j ‘
The bigger we gel the more you are going (a gw for your money— it is our policy
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''ilium- was lo give the people more far Iholr dollar than our competl
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Men’s All Wool Blue Imported French Serge Suits.
Special—
Extra Special
Friday Morning At It) a. in.
1 0 0 - 1X x 4 8
dull finish Oil
Table or Luncheon Cloths.
Beautiful colored border de
signs.
Very nice for the
breakfast room. I snails sold
al $1.00 to $1 All.
Men’s All Wool Worsted Pants in neat, stripes. Special
$4.95
Only one to a
customer at 10 a.
m. Friday morning
Boys’ and students Suits in all woo! mntci inis. Made
in both single and double In rusted models, two pairs of
Song; pants; sizes 10 to IS
75c
Mi 11 '■ |-\| 1 ;l s i■ 1 ni" 11 Suits
:ii if. H In »l
We are complete outfitters
from bead to loot.
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r*r«£* 1* »*-#,
In the new fall
(!U; l‘Ia
A l/ ty i
l b . . KSLM. um- HVi C*«f 4
suit you at
liMt*
..m il
apt1 hat box,
dies and fast-
>0\V
quality, worth more hut priced
New l''all
A"$2.50
Mi n's \ \ inl»*r Will kl l itrilil
1 iiimi Suits; si/es .‘iti in 111
$1.00
I'm.' line Suit tlM and I ruVi ling Hags at prices
11t;i 1 will pleasi•you
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Hoy',’ I’an Is
lip llOlll
95c
-
l*’iMe line Men s Tn
Mid Sn qieiuliTS.
1doves, Math Robes, Beits
50 dozen genuine English Pip
ing Rock Broadcloth Shirts. Made
with two-flap front pockets; col
lar attached or netvk hand style.
Price
And (inlv
'
Broun
rd—
1i" r .1 11] 1nil r i i ■i M. i' ■ ae 1 llm
i .i|i . A111ii •i ■i i|e ii am in
1In* mines; rii It It olll t..">r to
.Men's Mei liimie l!r; ind 1 tiioit Made Work Shirts,
in liglil Ian or tine , nothing lintIcr at.
.
; hh price, e;n Ii
Person’s
at—
lay, 10
1
50 dozen, men’s Blue Bell Chev
iot Work Shirts; made with two
button-down front pockets: con
tinuous faced sleeves; tripplestitched throughout. The equal
of any work shirt sold at $1.00.
A gemiino Seoul lt.il of good
di u in
lid Kri-
l o |i:» -
Our si/e .iml Iniying poni r cnnlilcs us tu
bin direct from Ilie nmnofai lu m ;i -> rlicuply
ns any whulc-iihT. 'i!Jlte s;niug is passed
tdnng to you.
(!ru- lol n f iiioii'-t
I >hii hrnnil
work ahofs. This ,-hoo i. mailo ol
soil (ilialilo i Ii rum o lamioil slink
lliakilli: for I'lllllli'll mil III! sllof
ill a n > |irioo will i iio i i i o m - soriiti*.
I’riroil at |ri r |iiur—
intsionier.
'S^g/T
Person’s
Price
Aii all solid man's dress
Shoe of good (111;1111>. The
styles an* right and arc lu
la* had in ail I tic colors al
per pair.
►
solu|t>|y free,
V£ ; . ;
.$r,.lll) to .'ii.00 \ V® r - 1
•. 4 ' ,
values
\ ■dine Tur lilt'll of 1iO.lt1. The
inner mil miter •.oJt-'. : i i o o f f i
l m lie.11 .1 on). !f-.i(in*r Hint I ho
II [1]M>r is of t'Olllllllt’ l.ilf ■'km.
I lirv lal.o a lif-ml il ill |inli--h anil
nro I ho o«|iml ol slioot i.nlil nl n
iiiitrli liiuhi r |irioo.
\M onlors and
si >h-. ami jii ooil al por pair-
ftfP!rdloss of
tv\
price you will
■.m
49c
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r
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( l\ rrall.i. (> In Hi
Ilia! sold Fri-
Mi'ii '1 lil't nd Sdk
\11 11ill ii -
l iuil a Hat I"
fij-ri Ji r
t 'lu'. U i 'ai
lines' L'L'II w e i g h t , I mdi
Shades ymnv ill
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mt
95c
Men's 1,i. ]i Sii \ ; n- n 11 ireei 1 1oi ' and heel;
alt 11111 j i r i ]ian
j k « n n — *i « w m mmaimmmtmmwm
\\ e reserve the right to lim
it ((iiaotities purchased on any
item advertised.
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.Mi H
1’i i' nil s.l 1■rand I’aj. min i Imek 1'iiion
' •11•■ In'! i 111 .(lift u-'l nine eld am » here at a
•'<Mi. t •
r ! ’. r 11 1'. all si.
i:( n;
$ 1 3 .5 0 and $14.50
M—
Men’s Furnishing
Department
Don’t got
,i~-««'Areh support shoes for the Injlv that de
sires com fort and foot ease. We have these
in several styles. One that will he partic- ^
’
ularly satisfying is ag ip.ford of black vici x A M S
kid of the highest' quality with a well hid- “
anted military heel. 'This mimher is priced
at per pair—
—
with llio ordinary Itroadcioth
Fifty dozen men’s 220 white
back, Blue Denim Overalls. Made
in high backs style, full cut, triple
stitched.
The Nov Rosebeige in a pump of recent and
smart design for the very best dressers at per $ 4 .9 5
pair—
A chic New Patent Pump thai
is most pleasing and a fine fitter
is in the line up at per p air-^
PERSON’S
t ■}
$1.00
PRICE
i
IV*
They arc rcgulu.r $.‘1.00 val
ues. Si/^s I I to 17, till white.
\
Huy n season’s supply.
\
pair
BUYING MORE
it
t •. b i I
,
m
\ BUY FOR less ; ;
I
discontinuing it. We know you will appreciate this shire ai^d the mer
■A» chandise offered. Every dollars worth of goods in the s tore is jbrand new
and just received from the markets. We hope you wffl visit ite th* first
day of our opening sale, Friday, September 17th. § Df/n’t forgef ,the date.
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Skirls being sold at a price.
%We want your good will as well as your patronage. We are* in busi
ness to stay and we have opened a store in Sanford wit’rt n<? thought of
$3.95
We have by no means over
looked the children. We—halve
them cared for in every depart
ment Bring them along. The
prices are right.
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 15, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 15, 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; The Sanford Herald